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

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Contents FACULTY ........ ....... I 0 ACTIVITIES ........ ...,... 3 6 CLASSES .......... ....... 1 O8 ATHLETICS ...... ....... 2 06 BUSINESS ........ ....... 2 46 Staff EDITOR ................ DEANNA SALVESTRIN ASSOCIATE EDITOR ............ SUE RUNGE BUSINESS MANAGER CHAROLETTE HAYDEN PHOTOGRAPHER ...... RICHARD KNIGHT Section Editors and Staff ACTIVITIES, KATHY ELLINGSON Darlene Gentry ARTWORK, MA UREEN MALME ATHLETICS, JOHN FOSTER Dan Michael I im Thomas BUSINESS, ADRIENNE JACOBS Don Christy Ken Ellis Roy Marvin Charles Ochs Doug Pyles CLASSES, KATIE BRA UNER Ivon Cuenziet Betty ,Io Ford Linda H anville Kayce Martz FACULTY, SONDRA NICHOLS Alice Hoagland Cheryl Rathmacher INDEXING, NANCY BAKER INTRODUCTION, PENNE M UNDLIN PHOTOGRAPHY, GLEN DA VIS Frank Mitchell SECRETARY, BARBARA EVANS YEARBOOK SALES, .IANICE MCCORNACK Carol Frei, Virginia Hubbard

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The El Rodeo Staff PRESENTS. . . XSY UCH , I J Klamath Union High School Klamath Falls, Oregon Volume 35

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XX? Z l Foreword Triskellian is the symbol of the Isle of man. The three bent branches of Triskellian were originally human legs as they would be in a run- ning position. The illustra- tion of a foreward movement depicts progress. This 35th volume ol the El Rodeo! features a section on the history of the Klam- ath Basin. The entire book shows progress of each cluh and department at Klamath lfnion High School. Perhaps as 11 person picks up this l96l-62 El Rodeo, he does not know much about the County in which he lives. After looking and reading. through this book, he will appreciate his community more. The purpose of this El Ro- deo is two-fold. The primary reason for publishing any annual is to make a perman- ent record of the school yearls events. Of course, that is the chief motive in this one. Nevertheless, to show the progress of the Klamath llasin is also a motive for the l96l-62 lil Rodeo. 3