Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR wa tbe mighty big job which Mrs. Warren Nogglc bandied again this year as in the past. All (be many details of com-moment sucb as announcements and caps and gowns were in ber bands. Tbc senior class owes much of its success to ber help. EACH YEAR tbe Daughters of tbe American Revolution given an award to tbe outstanding girl selected from tbe senior class. Effic Botens was picked for this honor by her teachers and classmates this year. DON’T LET T HE absence of books fool va. After all everybody deserves just a little vacation, even Dorothy Elliott and Dave Williams who were voted tbe most studious. Effic Botens lone Bousman Glenn Bortis Merle Booth John Book Richard Boettcher Who's Who Senior Class O LD IIMERS might not even recognize the Who’s Who section this year. It s all dressed up in a new. modern wav. Instead of being restricted to strictly one page it has burst out and made itself known on every page of the senior section. Early in the school year seniors were handed blanks which they filled out giving their choices for the various Who’s Who characteristics. These were tabulated and this is what happened. Here they are — snapped in some of their lighter moods. SMOOTH? CLASSMATES thought «, wben they named George Zupan and Mercedes Collins as tbe two best dancers in tbe class.

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Decides Tomorrow” P ENIOR PLANS after graduation were for the most part indefinite, particularly from the masculine point of view. Most plans however included entering some branch of the service before going on to college or business. The girls looked forward to college, working, or marriage. Several senior boys went into military service before graduation. Among these were Jack Fossum. Don Courley, Jack Bronson. Ivan I homp-son. Charles Caldwell. Melvin Clauson. Tom C vibson. Vernon Hubble. Morris Kent. Max Prentice, Glen Roufs, and Jack Wheeldon. VALEDICTORY HONORS were won by Mary Griffiths with a grade average of 1.031. Not only was Mary tops in ber class scholastically, but she also found time to take part in club affairs and musical activities. and to act as business manager for El Rodeo. SCCm RI'.I'D as salutatorian with a grade average of 1.161 has completed four of the busiest years possible for a student in high school. Not content with holding a high scholastic position. Scott was also active in athletics and school publications, being managing editor of the Krater and sports editor of El Rodeo.

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Charles Bluckslone Audrey Braalz Donna Brotherton Dorothy Brusseau I .ois Cada Nila Cardellini Joe Carroll Charlotte Carter Boh Clammer Loretta Cole Mercedes Collins Delores Cone Shirley Conrady John Cox Bill Crawford Patsy Crow Gary Cruikshank Dale Davis Glen Denny Dorothy Dewey Gladys DcVVitt Wilfred Dowell Marjorie DuL our Georgia Lhensperger Donald Fittreini Dorothy L'Jliott Bonnie Fllis Madlin Ellis Muriel Emerson Alma Ferrell Nadine I arris