Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1940 volume:

THE GOLDEN M The Annual of Maupin High School, District 84, Wasco County, Maupin, Oregon. Published by The Senior Class 1940 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS SPECIALTIES ★ ANNUAL STAFF Editor....................LaVonne Alsup Picture Manager...........Jeanne Mayhew Business Manager....................Don Stogsdill Fhotography................Elite Studio Printing— Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co., Inc., Eugene MAUPIN HIGH SCHOOL PERHAPS the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and however early a man's training begins, it is probably the last lesson that he learns thoroughly. —THOMAS HUXLEY [ 3 ] FOREWORD To present a year book that will be a permanent picture of the important events of one of the most interesting periods of life—high school days—is the aim of the Golden M . The staff hopes this production will touch, however lightly, through word and picture, all phases of school life—may you smile a little—yet ever see the path of progress through these pages. ★ DEDICATION The Alumni Each spring, from the doors of Maupin High School a line of young men and women pass from our school, each to find a place in the world. To this line of worthy alumni we hereby dedicate our 1940 Annual. May they ever cherish the memory of their school! ★ [ 4 ] ADMINISTRATION They Conduct Till1 Faculty ★ The faculty of Maupin High School conducts the affairs of the school. Not only do they teach and direct classes but they give much time and thought to amusements and programs. Mr. Monger, our principal, oversees the business of the school. He teaches manual training, U. S. history and social economics. Miss Kaiser is our commercial teacher. She presides over typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, law and physical education classes. She is adviser of the Maupin Hi-Life, our school paper. Mr. Crawford is the coach. He teaches science and mathematics. His teams have been very successful this year due to his excellent supervision. Mrs. Monger teaches English, speech and music. She was chosen as Senior class adviser. Many successful plays have been presented under her careful guidance. Miss Sprague conducts classes in home economics, world history, English and world geography. She is head librarian with several girls working under her. Her work in the library is greatly appreciated. We, the seniors, wish to thank this faculty for the consideration and kind attention they have always shown to us. Omer J. Monger Winifred Kaiser Gladys Monger Margaret Sprague Edgar Crawford Bert Mills Omer J. Monger Earlham College A. B.. Indiana University of Oregon Superintendent of Schools Social science, manual training and history Gladys Monger Whittier College B. A., California University of Oregon Senior Adviser English, speech and music Winifred Kaiser University of Oregon B. A. Sophomore Adviser Commercial subjects, girls athletics and Ad viser of .Maupin Hi-Eife. Margaret Sprague University of Oregon Freshmen Adviser Home economics, English 1, library work Girls' Eeague Adviser Bert Mills Oregon Normal Band and orchestra director Edgar Crawford Pacific University B. A., Oregon Junior Adviser Coach, mathematics and science [ 5 ] Calendar Student Officers ★ The first Student Body meeting that we have in record was organized during the school year of September 17, 1923 to May 1924. This meeting was called to order for the purpose of electing the Student Body Officers for the term. The following v ere the elected officers: Fred Miller, President; Kenneth Batty, Vice-President; Jean Wilson, Secretary; Lewis Batty, Treasurer; Lorraine Stovall, Editor; and Vivien Eubanks, Assistant Editor. Every year since then there has been an organized student Body at the Maupin High School. The officers for the year of 1939 and 1940 are: Gayle Mayhew, President; Don Stogsdill, Vice-President; Jeanne Mayhew, Secretary; Mae Greene, Treasurer and Brenton Driver, Sergeant-at-Arms. All of the officers this year were Seniors except Brenton Driver, who is a Junior. Publicity managers are two Sophomore girls. The Maupin High School Student Body is and has been, since it was first organized, of major importance to the school. The Student Eody tickets may be purchased at $1.50. A ticket entitles a student to participate in athletics and various activities of the School. Ninety-six per-cent of the High School enrollment are members of the Student Body. ★ Student Body Officers President............Gayle Mayhew Vice-President.........Don Stogsdill Secretary...........Jeanne Mayhew Treasurer........................Mae Greene Sergeant-at-arms.............Brenton Driver Publicity— Eetiy Jo Ghastain, Amy Lou Van Laanen September 4, Enrollment. September 17, Initiation of the green freshmen. September 26. Mr. Hunsacker presented a talk to the Student Body on the United States maintaining peace with other countries. September 29, Mr. Roleand Van Gavel, a Dutch Humorist. October 20, Maupin High School annual carnival. October 31, Glee club Hallowe'en party. November TO, Maupin High School rally ana party. December 2, The basketball jamboree, at The Dalles. December 15, Speech class presented the play, “The Green Light . December 21, Annual grade school and high school program, Christmas. December 22, Girls' league sponsored the annual Christmas party. January 2, The football boys were awarded then-letters. February 2, Speech class presented Jacob Comes Home, in The Dalles' one act play contest. February 16 and 17, County basketball tournament in the Maupin gym. February 23 and 24, Sub-district basketball tournament at the Dufur gym. February 29 and March 1 and 2, District basketball tournament at Arlington. March 3, Speech class presented one act plays. March 2C, Track team goes to Hill Military relays. May 12, Baccalaureate services. May 16, Commencement exercises. ★ LEFT TO RIGHT: Mae Greene, Brenton Driver, Betty Jo Chastain, Don Stogsdill, Amy Lou Van Laanen, Gayle Mayhew, Jeanne Mayhew [ 6 ] Alumni Society ★ The first graduating class from the present Maupin High School building was in 1924. Up until then the high school classes were held in the west room of the present grade school building with only one teacher. The first year high school was held in the present building there were two teachers and less than twenty students. Since that time it is easy to see Maupin High School has made many advancements not only in the number of the student body but in equipment and recognition among other schools. Since 1924 Maupin High School has had many graduates. It would be difficult for us to mention them all in the limited space we have here. Some have endeavored to further their education in some higher institution, while others have settled down to farming or in some private business. Lorraine Stovall Woodside stood alone in the class of 1924. Her first three years of high school were spent in the grade school building. After graduation she went to the state normal school at Monmouth. After teaching school a year she married Lloyd Woodside and is now the mother of Lorita Dee and Scotty. Jean Wilson, class of 1925, graduated from North Western Business College in Portland. For the past five years she has been employed as stenographer by the government in the Bureau of Public Roads. Winifred Kaiser, class of '26, was graduated from Oregon University. She lives with her parents in Maupin and teaches commercial subjects at Maupin High School. Stanley Woods has made several trips to the Orient playing in orchestras. He is now living near Tygh Valley (Class of '27). Helen Weberg Poling, class of '27, was employed as bookkeeper at O. P. Resh's store for several years. She married Dan Poling who was principal of the high school at that time. They are now living in Corvallis where Mr. Poling is Assistant Dean of Men in Oregon State College. They have one son, Dow Peter. Harold Kramer, class of '29, is married and is living in California where he is working for The Chrysler Motor Company. Velma Crofoot, class of '29, went to school at Oregon Normal. She married Elmer Buskuhl in 1934. She has taught for seven years. She is now teaching school at Friend where they plan to make their home. Estel Stovall attended Oregon State College for two years and graduated from Pacific College in Portland. He is now married to Billy Jo Hammerick. They live at Maupin where he is the local druggist. (Class of '29). Kenneth Snodgrass is living in Maupin and is married to Maggie Wray. They have one girl, Shirley. Kenneth is proprietor of Kenn's garage in Maupin. (Class of '29). Richard Crabtree, class of 30, was graduated from Oregon Normal and has taught for three years. He is married and has one son, Charles Richard. This year he is teaching the 5th and 6th grades in Maupin Grade School. Mabel Weberg, graduated from Oregon Normal, and taught the 5th and 6th grades in Woodburn. She also teaches music there. (Class of '31). Helen Gerity, class of '33, married Glen Alexander, class of '33, and is teaching at Wamic. Since their marriage Glen has been employed at the Fish Hatchery. He is attending Barber school now. Helen plans to attend a beauty school. Bethel Snodgrass graduated from Oregon Normal and taught at Bakeoven in 1935. She is now married to Charles Albright and is living in Maupin. (Class of '33). Irene Woodcock Larsen, class of '34, attended Oregon State for one year, married Richard Larsen and made her home in Vancouver. She is the mother of a baby girl, Judith Anne. Naomi Duncan was employed in Portland as a Home Demonstrator, last year. She is now working at Astoria. (Class of '35). (Continued on page 10) [ 7 ] The School Board ★ In addition to the regular duties ot overseeing the annual business of the district, the school board has supervised many valuable improvements. Among them made during this year were the completion of the rock retaining wall on the southwest side of the school grounds, and the turfing of the football field, with an adequate watering system installed for the upkeep of the field. The building was completely renovated, with an improved lighting system in the gym for more efficient service. The new equipment purchased included: Typewriters, science equipment, adjustable shelves, one hundred new books and fifteen magazine subscriptions for the newly located library. These improvements have assisted in retaining the school's membership in The Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools; this membership having been attained for the first time last year. ★ [8] ( J. H. Woodcock Chairman Lois Van Laanen Clerk Bates Shattuck A. E. Mahew High Lights ol' the ★ SENIORS Gertrude Kirsch Gertrude will long be remembered for high achievement in school. Led her class in grades throughout her entire high school career. Secretary of student body during junior year and president of Girl's League this year. Mae Greene An all-star basketball player last year and a leader in athletics this year. Two years student body treasurer, treasurer Girls' League one year, vice-president Girls' Lettermen Club, and member of Hi-Life staff. Gayle Mayhew Maupin High's student body president; also Boys' Lettermen Club president. This year was all-star basketball player. JUNIORS Dean Crabtree President of his class. As sophomore was class treasurer. Participates in athletics and plays lead trumpet in High School Band. Gar Mayhew Outstanding in football and all-star basketball player. Was elected last year's class president; a band member, and printer of the paper staff. Mae Walters Has been peppy yell queen for past two years. As freshman was secretary of class. Three years member of glee club. SOPHOMORES Marcia McCleod President of largest class and vice-president of glee club. Well known for excellent features in Hi-Life. Betty Jo Chastain Because of outstanding artistic ability Betty Jo was elected advertising manager of student body and art editor of Hi-Life. Is excellent basketball player. FRESHMEN Fred Shaufelberger Started freshman year by being elected president. In athletics as well as band, school paper; has high grade point. Dorcas Crabtree An outstanding freshman because of high scholastic standing and pleasant personality. A member of glee club; is on paper staff. SENIORS Mae Green, Gayle Mayhew, Gertrude Kirsch JUNIORS Gar Mayhew, Mae Walters, Dean Crabtree SOPHOMORES Marcia McLeod, Betty J° Chastain FRESHMEN Dorcas Crabtree, Fred Shaufelberger [9] S|mtHi ('hiss Plays ★ In our Speech Class we cover every phase of speaking, including a unit on Dramatics. During this unit we have given a three act play and several one act plays. The three-act play was a mystery entitled, The Green Light , by Robert St. Clair, directed by Mrs. Monger. The characters were as follows: Miss Mattie, the sleeper, Mary Helen Fargher; Dr. Spaulding, her physician, Gar Mayhew; Mary Marston, her niece, Jeanne Mayhew; Jerome Forrester, her nephew, Elwin Doty; Kitty Corey, a novelist, Gertrude Kirsch; Donald Rhodes, a newspaper reporter, Gayle Mayhew; Trinka Anderson, a Norwegian maid, Verna Lee Fischer; Aesop, the caretaker, LaVonne Alsup; Madame Zonda, a mystic, Shelia Bourland; The Phantom Spinster, Unknown. Time, the present. This play was the first mystery play io have been given in Maupin High School for several years. The play proved to be a success. I aier our class entered the Mid-Columbia One-Act Play Contest sponsored by The Dalles High School. This time we chose a tragedy, entitled, Jacob Comes Heme by William Kozlenko, which was also directed by Mrs. Monger. The characters were as follows: Liese Braun, the daughter, Betty Helen Justesen; Magda Braun, her mother, Amy Lou van Laanen; Joseph Braun, her grandfather, Elwin Doty; Hulda, Magda's sister, Jennie Mae Gerity; Rudolf Huber, Joseph's friend, Kieth DeCourcy; The soldier, Andy Smith. Time, the present. Place, Berlin, Germany. We won second place in the contest, with Amy Lou van Laanen receiving honorable mention in the individual characterization. Quoting from The Dalles Chronicle: The cast of 'Jacob Comes Home' turned in a truly magnificent performance, depicting characters very difficult for youth to portray . Our field trip this year was a trip to Portland where we visited a meeting of the City Council, Oregonian, Court Session, KGW radio station and a stage play. We had one exchange assembly with The Dalles. Alumni Soeiuh ★ (Continued from page 7) Ruth Brown married Cecil Ashley shortly after her graduation in '35. They have made their home in Bakeoven. Theodore Kirsch attended Oregon State after graduating from Maupin High School in '35.' He graduated from Oregon State in '39 and was married in that same year. He is assistant county agent of Ceos County. Jack Chastain, class of '35, was graduated from Oregon Normal and is teaching the Pine Grove Grade School. Guy Harvey went to Pacific University one term after his graduation in '36. In January 1940 he married Ethel Ross, class of '38. They are making their home on his father's ranch at Wamic. Ernest Kirsch is a senior at Oregon State College this year. Last year he was president of his fraternity, Sigma Pi. He is majoring in Agricultural Engineering. (Class of '36). Tom Gerity, class of '36, went to Monmouth Normal for one term after his graduation. Later he worked at the saw mill in Wamic. He expects to return to Normal this fall. Delma Wing King lives at Wamic with her parents. She married Junior King, (deceased). She has a baby boy. Gertrude Magill Whorton, class of '36, married Roy Whorton of Wamic. They lived at Wamic for several years after their marriage. They spent part of last year in Montana and are now living near Astoria. Gertrude was valedictorian of her class. Emma Heilmeyer married Maynard Kinzey of Wamic. Maynard is now employed at Cottage Grove where they live. (Class of '37). Wesley Ross, class of '37, is a sophomore at Oregon State College this year. His summer vacations are spent at home. Wallace Woodside, class of '38, is living at Forest Grove and attending Pacific University. He spends his summer vacations at home on his father's ranch at Wapinitia. Marie White, class of '39, is employed at the Coy Canyon Service Station. To these, and others of our Almuni, we dedicate this Annual. [ 10 ] SENIORS They Graduate FRONT ROW: Mrs. Monger (Adviser), Sophie Boen Jennie Mae Gerity. BACK ROW: Don Stogsdill, Glenn Chastain, Elwin Doty. SENIORS ★ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President...................Don Stogsdill Vice-President.Jennie Mae Gerity Secretary................Sophie Boen Treasurer.................Elwin Doty Sergeant-at-Arms.Glenn Chastain ★ CLASS FLOWER: Carnation CLASS MOTTO: It isn't the gale, but the set of the sail, that determines the way we go. ★ Tin ('lass of 40 Twenty-four sails setting out to sea Onto the stormy waves of life, Sailing alone To ports unknown Weathering breakers of peace or strife. And each of the sails takes a senior away From the school of Maupin High As our voyage begins We'll remember then And recall afterward with a sigh. For memories will hold through the hours Of life's time clear to the end Memories of High School That port we knew Of work, and play, and friend. May each of us leave, is our last request, Like all of those gone on before Some needed gift To help or lift Some future senior at High School's door. Some few chance words or thoughtful deed Or some experience we went through The high school fun That for us is done We leave in our heritage to you. There will be many sad regrets Some may sail on a sea of woe But it isn't the gale But the set of the sail That determines the way we go. -WYONA MILLER [ 11 ] GAYLE MAYHEW GERTRUDE KIRSCH Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2; Paper Staff 3, 4; Pres. Boy’s Letter-men’s Club 4; Pres. Student-Body 4 ; Vice - Pres, class 3; Cast of “Green Light” 4; Cast of “Who Says Can't” 4. DON STOGSDILL Football 3, 4; President class 4: Vice-Pres. Student Body 4; Paper Staff 2. 3; Editor Paper 4; Annual 4. EL WI N DOTY Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cast “Green Light” 4; “Jacob Conies Home” 4; Treas. class 4; Bus. Mgr. Student Body 3, Paper Staff 2. 3; Vice - Pres. Boy’s Let ter-men’s Club 3. LOWELL GILBERT Entered from Wapinitia as Sophomore. Basketball 2. 3, 4; Football 3; Pres, class 3; Paper Staff 4; Treas. Boy’s Lettermen’s Club 4. GLENN CHASTAIN Football 4; Basketball 2, 3; Class Sergeant-at-arms 4; Band 1. 2, 3; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2. Sec. class 3, Pres. Girl’s League 4; Sec. Girl’s League 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Paper Staff 3; Editor Paper 4. Band 1, 2; Sec. Student-Body 3; Orchestra 1.2; Cast of “Ready Made Family” 3. “Green Light” 4. “Who Say Can’t” 4; Operetta 2. MAE GREENE Basketball 2. 3, 4; All-Star Basketball 2, 3; Treas. Student Body 3. 4; Vice-Pres. Girl’s Lettermen’s Club 4: Treas. Girl’s League 4; Paper Staff 2, 3. 4. SHELLA BOURLAND Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Paper Staff 3. 4; Vice-Pres. Student Body 3; Pres. Girl’s Lettermen’s Club 4; Treas. class 3; Treas. Girls’ League 3; Pres, class 2: Cast of “Green Light” 4: “Who Says Can’t” 4; Operetta 2. DONNA ASHLEY Treas. Girl’s League 2; Operetta 2; Minstrel 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Art Editor paper 3. JENNIE MAE GERITY Basketball 3, 4; Vice-Pres. class 4; Sec. Girl’s Letter-men’s Club 4; Operetta 2. Glee Club 1.2; Paper Staff 4. JEANNE MAYHEW Basketball 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Sec. Student Body 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual 4; Pres. Glee Club 3; Yell Leader 3, 4 ; Cast of “Green Light” 4; “Ready Made Family” 3; Operetta 2. ELDON NIELSON VIRGINIA SAVAGE Entered from Cascade Locks as a Senior. Glee Club 3; See. class at Locks 4; Paper Staff at Locks 4. JACK BRITTAIN Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE GABLE Entered from Wapinitia as a Sophomore. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Baseball 1; Paper Staff 2, 3. WYONA MILLER Entered from Dufur as Junior. Sec.-Treas. class 2; Paper Staff 2, 3; Yell Leader 2. MAE JOYCE Entered from Wapinitia as Sophomore. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3. 4. SOPHIE BOEN Entered from Wapinitia as Senior. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. class 4; Editor Paper 2; All-Star Basketball 3; Volleyball 1. 2, 3. Paper Staff 3; Orchestra 2; Cast “Ready Made Family” 3. HENRIETTA PEETZ Entered from Grover, Colorado as Senior. Paper Staff 1, 2, 3; Treas. class 3. BETTY HELEN JUSTESEN Entered from Kent, Oregon as Senior. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Valley ball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2. 3; Band Majorette 4; Cast of “Jacob Comes Home”!. LaVONNE ALSUP Paper Staff 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2: Editor Annual 4: Minstrel 3; Operetta 2; Pres. Glee Club 4; Cast of “Ready Made Family” 3; “Green Light” 4. HELEN KELLY Entered from Wapinitia as Sophomore. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4. MARY HELEN FARGHER Glee Club 1 2, 3; Sec. Girl s League 4; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2; Cast of “Green Light” 4; “Who Says Can’t” 4; Minstrel 3. '40 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 6, 1936, Professor T. P. Otto came dashing from his office in search of the source of a terrible uproar in the halls of Maupin High School. Of course, as you have probably guessed, ii was just the annual class of freshies . There were twenty in this promising looking group. They were Murl Addington, La Vonne Alsup, Donna Ashley, Jack Bothwell, Shelia Bourland, Jack Britton, Glenn Chastain, Eleanor Cunningham, Elwin Doty, Mary Helen Fargher, Jennie Mae Gerity, Mae Greene, Gertrude Kirsch, Gayle Mayhew, Jeanne Mayhew, Zelma Rose, Virginia Savage, Don Stogsdill, Harvey Whitlock and Jean Lease. The freshman year passed rather uneventfully as most freshman years do. The next fall the same group composed the Sophomore class except for Eleanor Cunningham and Jean Lease. Seven new members joined our class at this time. There were six girls and one boy. The girls were Gladys Logsdon, Ardith Tollman, Dorothy Stark, Viola Beebe, Helen Kelly, and last but not least our Irish Queen and artist, May Joyce. The boy was none other than our blond Romeo, Lawrence Gabel, from Wapinitia. Viola Beebe was dropped a short time later. It was during this year that five Sophomore girls were organized into a group which was called the Prairie Janes . They entertained at assemblies and various meetings. The group was composed of Gladys Logsdon, Shelia Bourland, Donna Ashley, Jennie Mae Gerity, and Dorothy Stark. They sang to guitar accompaniment. Three of our boys received recognition in sports this year. They were Gayle Mayhew, Jack Bothwell, and Elwin (Gotch) Doty. The girls as well as the boys represented our class in sports. The girls who earned letters were: Shelia Eourland, Mae Greene, Jeanne Mayhew, May Joyce, and Helen Kelly. The Sophomores took part in the first annual Carnival and other school activities throughout the school year. At the beginning of our third and Junior year the class was minus Dorothy Stark, Ardith Tollman, Zelma Rose and Jack Bothwell. Eleanor Cunningham re- turned to take he: Junior year at Maupin Wycna Miller, our class poet, and tha-red-headed basketball all-star, LoweL Gilbert, were also enrolled in our class at that time. This was the year the class began tf make a real showing in Maupin High School. We not only took part in al| school activities but sponsored a barn dance and gave a Prom, in honor of the Senior Class, using Ferdinand the Bull as our theme. Paintings of Ferdinand and many flowers of all kinds were used in decorat ing the gymnasium. The same group earned letters as Juniors also Eleanor Cunningham, Lowell Gilbert, and Don Stogsdill. We were very proud to have five mem-! bers of the Junior class elected student body officers. They were Stella Bourland, vice-president; Gertrude Kirsch, secretary; Mae Greene, treasurer; Gayle Mayhew, sergeant-at-arms, and Elwin Doty, advertising manager. In the fall of 1939 we again returned to take the fourth and last step to our High School education as the Senior class. But much to our disappointment two of our classmates were missing, Gladys Logsdon and Eleanor Cunningham. Eut we were very glad to welcome four new members into the class. They were: Sophie Boen, Betty Helen Justesen, Henrietta Peetz, and Eldon Nielson, making up our present class of twenty-four. Letters were awarded to Lowell Gilbert, Gayle Mayhew, Glenn Chastain, Elwin Doty, Don Stogsdill, and Lawrence Gable. At this time we found we had two basket-ball stars in our class. Gayle Mayhew and Lowell Gilbert were placed on both the County and Sub-Disirict All-Star teams. Elwin Doty and Lawrence Gable were first string players this year. Among our feminine athletes we found the names of Mae Greene, Helen Kelly, Sheila Bourland, Jennie Mae Gerity, Jeanne Mayhew, Sophie Boen, Mae Joyce and LaVonne Alsup. These girls all found places on the first string Basketball team. At a recent class meeting we chose (Continued on page 23) [ 14 ] luniors ★ President........Dean Crabtree Vice-President.....Verl Confer Secretary...Frances Heilmeyer Sergeant-at-arms .Bill Woodcock FRONT ROW: Edgar Crawford (Adviser), Frances Heilmeyer, Opal Cox, Verl Confer. BACK ROW: Dean Crabtree, Bill Woodcock. ★ Three years ago in 1937, twenty-four freshmen entered the doors of Maupin digh School. Thirteen of these were rom Tygh Valley and Wamic, and one om Wapinitia. Within a few weeks iree of this number, Vernon Larson, Bernard and Berlyn Iverson, dropped ut. About this time came Mauro Duca, ur football hero. Later he and Harold oyner both left. At the beginning of the year in 1938 •ve found we had lost one of our last fear's number, Merril Maxwell. Near the end of the year, however, James Forman entered making our total number twenty. He dropped out early the next year. Our Junior year saw two new members from Wapinitia, Opal Cox and Le-land McCoy. Gene Davis now left us to attend Park Rose. At present we have twelve boys and eight girls with a total of twenty pupils. This class is now looking forward to giving the annual Barn Dance and the Senior Prom. RONT ROW: Clarence Fargher, Juanita Hammond, Phyllis Trontman, Beulah Richmond. Florence Wing, Opal Cox. Frances Heilmeyer. Mae Walters. Verl Confer, Brenton Driver. SECOND (OW: Jack McLeod. Clarence Brown. James Crabtree. Dean Crabtree. Gar Mayhew. Bill Woodcock. Leland McCoy, Joe Woodcock. Mr. Crawford. [ 15 ] Sophomores ★ President.Marcia McLeod Vice-President..Leland Mayhew Secretary.Jeanne Turner Treasurer.Betty Jo Chastain FRONT ROW: Verne Hackler, Kathleen Joyce, Katherine Kostic, Nina Ashley, Opal Wing, Lillian Bryant, Norma Brittain, Marjorie Doane. Verna Lee Fischer, Betty Jo Chastain. Paul DeCourcy, SECOND ROW: Florabelle Davis, Laura Whitlock, Marcia McLeod, Elnora Green, Amy Lou Van Loanen, Julia Ashley, Mary Hammer, Jeanne Turner. THIRD ROW: Irma Mayfield, John Fargher, Royal Ward. Norman Duncan, Andy Smith, Leland Mayhew, LaVonne Crabtree, Harriet Endersby. FOURTH ROW: Eldon Richmond, Dale Savage, Carl Barnett. Darrel Gutzler, Miss Kaiser (Adviser), Fred Wilke, Rex Snodgrass, Keith DeCourcy. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In the year of J938 thirty-five freshmen ■walked up the steps of Maupin High School with four long years ahead of them. This was the largest class ever to enter Mau pin High School. We had the usual initiation of a shock from a wired chair, drinking milk from a bottle with a nipple on it, boys wearing girl’s clothes and visa versa, carrying a raw egg around all day (they were supposed to be raw), and being painted up like Fiji Islanders. Innumerable times we said I am a freshman and I am dumb and sang How Green I Am . Just nine of us freshmen started the first grade together nine years before. The others joined from year to year. There were several changes during and between the school years but the total remained practically the same. As freshmen we played a successful part in the carnival. Our side show brought in more money than any other side show. The sophomores also played an active part in the carnival this year, with a baby show as our special attraction. We chose Miss Kaiser as our class adviser. Fifteen Sophomores are on the paper staff and two Sophomores are advertising managers on the Student Body Staff. We have several Sophomores in the High School Band and we are proud to say that one of our members, Rex Snodgrass, got an All-Star award in the tournament this year. (Continued on page 23) Sergeant-at-arms...Fred Wilke FRONT ROW: Marcia McLeod, Betty Jo Chastain Turner, Miss Kaiser (Adviser). BACK ROW: Fre Jeanne Fred Wilke. f 16 ] Freshmen ★ President.. .Fred Schaufelberger Vice-President.. Kieth Alsup Secretary.......Grace Stout Treasurer.....Dick Snodgrass Sergt.-at-arms.Raymond Doane FRONT ROW: Fred Shaufelberger, Raymond Doane, Dick Snodgrass, Keith Alsap. BACK ROW: Miss Sprague (Ad- viser), Gracie Stout. FRONT ROW: Howard Kinzey, Dora Addington, Myrtle Hammer, Vonna Lee Tunison, Dorcas Crabtree, Gracie Stout, Marion Hachler, Dick Snodgrass. BACK ROW: Keith Alsup, Fred Shaufelberger, Raymond Doane, Miss Sprague (Adviser), Roger Justesen, Merle Britton, James Abbott. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1939, a special branch of the family tree of MHS sprouted fifteen tender, green buds. But the young shoots were ''green'' for cnly a week or two while they yesed the upperclassmen during the traditional freshmen week. The neophytes in funny clothes were made to walk the plank, and were pgd-dled, and pushed and punished, but by the end of the week the fifteen took their places with the best men. Then the group elected officers, with Miss Sprague as helpful adviser. Fred Schaufelberger filled the president's boots, Kieth Alsup acted as vice-president, Grace Stout kept a record of the minutes, Dick Snodgrass guarded our financial assets, and Raymond Doane receiving the worthy position as Sergeant-at-arms. Freshmen work in the high school carnival produced two booths and the dramatic talent did those two hilarious comedies, ''Back Seat Driving, and Abie and Cutie , a picture of romance. The football turnouts included gridiron men, Fred Schaufelberger, only freshman letter-winner, Dick Snodgrass, Kieth Alsup, Merle Britton, and Raymond Doane. And when basketball turnouts were started our freshmen class produced that little hero from Kent, Roger (Jitterbug) Justesen, who played first-string ball in two major games. The second team squad claimed Fred as a regular. Our freshmen students are no longer greenies . We've worked and played, and studied and maybe flunked, but our fifteen members have left their footprints in the sidewalks of Maupin's fame and fortune. f i 1 SENIOR ORITUARY NAME NICKNAME DESCRIPTION CAUSE OF DEATH Don Stogsdill Highpockets Quiet Hi-Life Jennie Mae Gerity Shorty Pleasant Algebra Shelia Eourland Shelly Peppy Broken Heart Mae Greene Freckles Athletic No Basketball Jeanne May hew Jeanie Vivacious Hominy Henrietta Peetz Henny Friendly Debate Elwin Doty Gotch Argumentative No Sleep Harvev Whitlock Toots Energetic Record Attendance Mary Helen Fargher Harry Thoughtful Hugh Know LaVonne Alsup Aesop Sincere The Annual Eldon Nielson Romeo Sheik A true gal Gayle Mayhew Scooter Loquacious No-Soap Glenn Chastain Chas Healthy Tobogganing Lowell Gilbert Gilmore Witty A Good Joke Donna Ashley Donie Happy Snakes Sophie Boen Soapy Effervescent School Betty Helen Justesen Butcher-boy Gay Jitterbugging Helen Kelly Little Audrey Mischievous Had to Study Wyona Miller Nonie Dreamy Nightmare Virginia Savage V. A. Studious Shorthand Jack Brittain Red Tempest ous Rheumatism May Joyce Toughy Shy Teasing Lawrence Gable Clark Reserved Old age Gertrude Kirsch Gerty Glamour Weak heart MAUPIN DRUG STORE Stationery Perfume Have your prescriptions filled here Maupin, Oregon MAUPIN HOTEL AND CAFE Fountain Service Short Orders and Meals for every occasion L Maupin, Oregon FRALEY’S ★ Market Garage Restaurant F7 iendly Service Maupin, Oregon I s | MAUPIN HUNT’S Ferry Warehouse Co. ! I Feed, Grain and Seed Storage and Warehouse Business 1 Maupin, Oregon [ 18 ] ORGANIZATIONS Our Activities UPPER LEFT, GIRLS' LEAGUE—FRONT ROW: Grac; Stout, Marion Hachler. Katherine Kostic, Katherine Joyce, Mae Greene, Dora Addington, Donna Ashley, Betty Helen Justesen. SECOND ROW: Mary Helen Fargher, Dorcas Crabtree, Harriette Endersby, Amy Lou van Laanen, Verna Lee Fischer. THIRD ROW: Lillian Bryant, Norma Brittain, Sophie Boen, Myrtle Hommer, Marcia McLeod, Beulah Richmond, Phyllis Troutman. FOURTH ROW: Gertrude Kirsch. Opal Cox, Jeanne Turner, Elnora Greene, Marjorie Doane. Frances Heil-meyer, Mae Walters, Mae Joyce, Mary Hammer, Julia Ashley, Betty Jo Chastain. FIFTH ROW: Gladys Nelson, Laura Whitlock, Virginia Savage, Wyona Miller, Henrietta Peetz, Florence Wing, Nina Ashley, Opal Wing. SIXTH ROW: Juanita Hammond, Helen Kelly, LaVonne Alsup, Miss Sprague, Jennie Mae Gerity, sheila Bourland, Jeanne Mayhew. ★ UPPER RIGHT, YELL LEADERS—Jeanne Mayhew, Mae Walters. LOWER LEFT, ANNUAL STAFF—Jeanne Mayhew, Don Stogsdill. BACK ROW: LaVonne Alsup, Mrs. Monger. LOWER RIGHT, GLEE CLUB—FRONT ROW: Katherine Kostic, Katherine Joyce, Norma Brittain, Dora Addington, Florence Wing, Mae Walters, LaVonne Alsup, Helen Kelly. SECOND ROW: Grade Stout, Lillian Bryant, Vonna Lee Tunison, Dorcas Crabtree, Erma Mayfield, Marcia McLeod, Harriette Endersby, Amy Lou van Laanen, Betty Jo Chastain. THIRD ROW: Opal Cox, Marjorie Doane, Florabele Davis, Bill Woodcock, Gar Mayhew, Kieth DeCourcy, Opal Wing, Nina Ashley. FOURTH ROW: Paul DeCourcy, Leland Mayhew, Andrew Smith, Joe Bob Woodcock, Dean Crabtree, Mrs. Monger (Adviser). Glee Club President......................LaVonne Alsup Vice-President..................Marcia McLeod Secretary............Betty Jo Chastain Librarian....................Opal Cox The Glee Club meets Tuesday and Thursday of every week with an enrollment of 25 girls and 8 boys under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Monger. At the first meeting the officers were elected. The Glee Club presented a play entitled, When the Angels Sang”, at the Christmas program. The cast was: The Shepherd...............Mae Walters The Old Man...........Leland Mayhew The Thief.............Kieth DeCourcy Mary.........................Opal Cox The Angel.............Dorcas Crabtree The Glee Club is planning to attend the County Music Festival this year and to present an operetta entitled, The Family Doctor . Yell Queens The yell queens, Jeanne Mayhew and Mae Walters, were elected for the school year of '38 and '39 and were reelected for the year '39 and '40, by the student-body of Maupin High School. Their duties were to direct the pep-sessions and to lead the yells and songs at games and rallies. The student body showed their appreciation for the work that they have done by buying them season tickets to the tournament. Girls' League The purpose of our Girls' League is to provide added activity and to create (Continued on page 23) I 19 ] r j WAMIC TRADING COMPANY General Merchandise 1 i i j i | McCormick Deering Farm Machinery j Eversman Land Levelers | W. W. Lang O. W. Gustafson j Maupin Barber Shop .Ja; k Southwell, Prop. Maupin, Oregon Martha R. van der Vlugt, M.D. Maupin, Oregon Steele Motor Company I FORD SALES AND SERVICE j | Maupin, Oregon ! CELIA’S BEAUTY SHOP | I F'or Modern Styles | | I Maupin, Oregon I ) Richmond’s Service Station ! j CENTRAL MILLING CO. i | We Strive to Please j 4 i | HIGH GRADE FLOUR AND SEED J i 4 Maupin, Oregon j ' J | Maupin, Oregon I | JOHNSON Elite Studio ; BROTHERS BANKERS I Incorporated ( ■ 11 I Your patronage j? 1 appreciated ! j i The exchange of Photographs keeps the Memories— Institution since Binds the friendships ) s of 1904 | Happy School Days | Exchange photographs with your Dufur, Oregon Classmates j I The Dalles, Oregon t 20 ] • � ¥ ■ ft! fimT UPPER LEFT, PAPER STAFF—FRONT ROW: Jeanm Mayhew, Betty Helen Justesen, Don Stogsdill, Gertrude Kirsch, Andrew Smith, Beaulah Richmond. SECOND ROW: Dorcas Crabtree, Mae Joyce, Betty Jo Chastain, Amy Lou Van Laanen, Marcia McLeod, Florence Wing. Donna Ashley, Jo Bob Woodcock, Glenn Chastain, Mary Helen Fargher, LaVonne Alsup, Jack McLeod, LaVonne Crabtree. THIRD ROW: Mae Greene, Darrel Gutzler, Helen Kelly. Jeanne Turner, Flnora Greene, Gayle Mayhew, Sheila Bourland, Jennie Mae Gerity, James Crabtree, Harriette Endersby, Julia Ash'ey. FOURTH ROW: Rex Snodgrass, Paul DeCourcy. Kieth DeCourcy, Verl Confer, Dean Crabtree. Gar Mayhew. Bill Woodcock, Miss Kaiser (Adviser). ★ UPPER RIGHT, BAND—FRONT ROW: Raymond Doane, Kieth Alsup, Marjorie Doane, Betty Helen Justesen, Mr. Mills, (Leader), Donald Holloman, Gar Mayhew, Fred Shaufe'berger. BACK ROW: Jack Brittain, Dean Crabtree, Bill Woodcock, Jack McLeod, Leland Mayhew. Andrew Smith. LOWER LEFT. LETTERMEN'S CLUB— FRONT ROW: Rex Snodgrass. Paul DeCourcy, Verl Confer, Elwin Doty, Leland Mayhew, Jo Bob Woodcock, Leland McCoy, Fred Shaufelberger, Andrew Smith. SECOND ROW: Kieth DeCourcy, Don Stogsdill, Norman Duncan, Gar Mayhew, Jack McLeod, Gayle Mayhew, Brsnton Driver, Jake Hackler. ★ LOWER RIGHT, GIRLS’ LETTERMEN CLUB—FRONT ROW: Betty Helen Jus'esen. Mae Greene, Beulah Richmond, Opal Cox, Jeanne Mayhew, Mae Walters, Miss Kaiser (Adviser). SECOND ROW: Sophie Boen, Betty Jo Chastain, Helen Kelly, Jennie Mae Gerity, Mae Joyce, Sheila Bourland. Boys' Lettermen's Club The officers of this years Lettermen's Club are as follows: President...............Gayle Mayhew Vice-President......................Verl Confer Secretary...........................Andy Smith Treasurer...............Lowell Gilbert The Lettermen sponsored a Football and Basketball Eanquet in April. The Seniors from the Maupin High School Lettermen's Club who will graduate this year are: Elwin Doty.....................4 letters Gayle Mayhew...................3 letters Lowell Gilbert.................2 letters Don Stogsdill..................2 letters Glenn Chastain.................1 letter Lawrence Gable.................1 letter Harvey Whitlock................1 letter The new members initiated into the Letterman's Club are: Fred Schauffelberger, Leland Mayhew, Vern Hackler, Andy Smith, Jack McLeod, Bill Woodcock, Leland McCoy, Norman Duncan, and Royal Ward. Girls' Letterman Club President..............Sheila Bourland Vice-President......................Mae Greene Secretary-Treasurer..............Jennie Gerity Adviser............................Miss Kaiser The purpose of the Girls' Letterman Club is to provide activities for girls of Maupin High School. The new members this year are: Mary Hammer, LaVonne Alsup, Opal Cox and Sophie Boen. Maupin Hi-Life The Maupin Hi-Life, the monthly publication of the Maupin High School, was begun three years ago under the direction of Miss Kaiser, who has continued as cur adviser. The first two years the paper was published, the editors and assistant editors were: Wesley Ross, Jean McCorkle, Gerry Peters and Gertrude Kirsch. This year Gertrude Kirsch and Don Stogsdill were the co-editors. (Continued on page 27) [ 21 ] Compliments of r—-i t 1 s s s CRABTREE MARKET t ) S i Buftir Btspafri) i s s s ( Finest s Dufur, Oregon s i Meats s A Newspaper 1 Fruits j s Devoted to the Interests ) Groceries j | of Rural S i ] Wasco County ; i j I The Dalles, Oregon j ( ( —-j Tlie White Spot of the Town The Dalles, Oregon Phone 561 PEACOCK FLORAL CO. Flowers Designed for Special Occasions The Dalles, Oregon Maupin Power Light General Electric Refrigerators and Ranges MAUPIN POWER CO. I Camera Service Anywhere I by ! Broughton’s Photo Service | 612 E. Second St., The Dalles, Ore. Dalles Soda Works | Manufacturers of Quality Drinks L The Dalles, Oregon 0. P. Resh’s Store Everything for the Farm and Home • Groceries Hardware and Clothing Phone 281 Maupin, Oregon 1 [ 22 ] (Girls' „ ' n_jation ★ The Maupin High School Girls Letter-men Club has taken up the Oregon State Point System. It is as follows: A maximum of 10 points in any one activity may be won in each year, depending on the skill and the competition. The instructor will judge whether 10, 5 or 3 points be offered for the activity. The first award is a green and white, diamond shaped, felt emblem 4 Vi inches high and 5V-2 inches wide bearing the numeral of the high school class. It will be granted for 50 points. The second award is granted for 100 points. It may be the regular school letter or a specially designed letter. The third award is a large white felt or Chenille block O, in which the girl may wear the 2nd award. This letter is granted for 150 points. The fourth award is an honorary one. It is a special award granted to Seniors. The first teams and managers of the various sports in which the girls participate are as follows: Speedball.......................Sheila Bourland Volleyball......................Jeanne Mayhew Basketball......................Beulah Richmond Track......................Mae Joyce Baseball...................Mae Greene Bicycling.............Betty Jo Chastain Hiking....................Mae Walters Horse Back Riding..........Helen Kelly First Team Speedball Mae Greene Jennie Gerity Shelia Bourland Jennie Mayhew May Joyce Elnora Green Kathleen Joyce Mary Hammer Betty Chastain Harriet Endersby Opal Cox First Team Volleyball Mae Joyce Mae Greene Betty Justesen Elnora Greene Shelia Bourland Helen Kelly Jeanne Turner Mary Hammer ★ GIRLS' LEAGUE (Continued from page 19) closer companionship between the girls of Maupin High School. Under the excellent supervision of our adviser, Miss Margaret Sprague, several events were sponsored by the League. In December a Christmas party was given by the League for all members of the Student Body. And a good time was had by all! Selling candy at Athletic games was the method used by the girls to acquire money for the treasury. President..............Gertrude Kirsch Vice-President........Beulah Richmond Secretary...........Mary Helen Fargher Treasurer...................Mae Greene Annual Staff At a recent Senior class meeting the production staff for the Annual was chosen as follows: Editor.................LaVonne Alsup Picture Manager.........Jeanne Mayhew Business Manager..................Don Stogsdill With the other members of the class as assistants. We have decided to have it printed at the Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co., Inc. at Eugene, Oregon. ★ SENIOR CLASS HISTORY (Continued from page 14) our play, entitled, High Pressure Homer . We also talked about our Sneak-Day trip. Our class has been very active this year in all student body activities. Gayle Mayhew acts as student body President; Don Stogsdill as Vice-President, Jeanne Mayhew as Secretary and Mae Greene as Treasurer. We are now nearing the end of our high school career. May we say here that it has been a very happy one. Some among us will, no doubt, distinguish themselves in this great world and some of us will live the lives of normal, happy citizens, but, wherever we are we will always cherish the memory of Maupin Hi. ★ SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY (Continued from page 16) So far we have had two very successful years and each year that passed we are a little more adapted to the routine of the school and we hope to continue to carry on the traditions of good old Maupin High. These four years that looked so long when we started are growing shorter and shorter. [ 23 ] Zell’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers Ambulance Service The Dalles, Oregon Marshall’s Food Store Alex Marshall, Prop. 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PEASE CO. “Make our store your store” 4. n- For style and quality in Wearing apparel The Dalles, Oregon [ 24 J SPORTS They Conquer UPPER LEFT, FOOTBALL—FRONT ROW: Dick Snodgrass, Paul DeCourcy, Brenton Driver, Elwin Doty, Verl Confer, Gayle Mayhew, Kieth DeCourcy, Lawrence Gable. SECOND ROW: Gar Mayhew, Rex Snodgrass, Fred Schaufelberger, Don Stogsdill, Vern Hackler, Jo Bob Woodcock, Norman Duncan, Merle Britton. THI RT ROW: Jack McLeod, Glenn Chastain, Roger Justesen, Kieth Alsup, Carl Barnett, Clarence Brown, Raymond Doane, “Coach” Ed Crawford, James Crabtree. ★ UPPER RIGHT, BASKETBALL—FRONT ROW: Elwin Doty, Kieth DeCourcy, Gar Mayhew, Verl Confer, Rex Snodgrass, Roger Justesen. BACK ROW: Jack McLeod (Manager). Dean Crabtree, Lowell Gilbert, Edgar Crawford (Coach), Gayle Mayhew, Lawrence Gabel, James Crabtree (Manager. ★ LOWER LEFT, TRACK—FRONT ROW: Elwin Doty, Rex Snodgrass, Kieth DeCourcy, Verl Confer, Gayle Mayhew, Paul DeCourcy, Roger Justesen. BACK ROW: Jack McLeod, Jake Hackler, Jo Bob Woodcock. Edgar Crawford (Coach), Lowell Gilbert, Gar Mayhew, James Crabtree (Manager). LOWER RIGHT, TABLE TENNIS—FRONT ROW: Harriette Endersby, Betty Jo Chastain, Florence Wing, Opal Cox. BACK ROW: Glenn Chastain, Dean Crabtree, Lowell Gilbert, Andrew Smith, Mr. Monger. Football The football season of 1939 was not as successful as we had hoped it would be. The team looked promising at first but the odds seemed to be against them. The boys had a lot of fight until the last minute and then they took their defeats with a smile. It, of course, was very discouraging for the boys to face defeat from Dufur the first game and then to tie them the second. We won two games from Madras and lost games to Dufur, Redmond, Arlington and Klickitat. The team is losing a few seniors whose absence will be greatly felt next fall. They are: Elwin Doty, Gayle Mayhew, Don Stogsdill, Lawrence Gable and Glenn Chastain. The prospects are very good for a winning team next year, with several first stringers coming back and several strong reserves as well as a promising group of freshmen coming in. The following lettermen coming back next season are: Gar Mayhew, Rex Snodgrass, Verl Confer, Paul DeCourcy, Keith DeCourcy, Brenton Driver, Norman Duncan and Clarence Brown. There are also many promising reserves such as, Merle Britton, Vern Hackler, Joe Woodcock and Fred Schaufelberger. The coach and boys are working hard for a winning team next fall. Basketball The Redsides have had a very successful year in pulling down the victories and we are very proud of them. They brought a great deal of honor to our school by running close to St. Mary's for first place, and beating the other teams for a second place in the County Tournament. There were 16 games this season and Maupin Redsides won 11. They were second place winners in both the County and the Sub-District Tournaments, defeating the strong Parkdale and Grass Valley teams in the Sub-District. The boys went to the District Tournament at (Continued on page 27) [ 25 1 t 4 s 4 4 1 4 i 4 4 4 4 j 4 Kenn’s Service Station J Stop at Kenn’s Complete Garage Service and Repairs Maupin, Oregon J j } PORTER WILSON —-s 4 4 4 4 s lluiek Sales Service 4 4 4 4 (i.M.C. 4 4 4 The Dalles, Oregon 4 4 T 4 4 Warner’s Town Club Cafe 1 4 4 4 4 4 Refreshments 4 4 4 4 Short Orders and Meals 4 4 4 4 Maupin, Oregon 4 4 —4 ; KERR GIFFORD CO. Diamond Flour i ♦ The Dalles, Oregon Seniors were born for great things, Sophomores and Juniors for small, But it hasn't been determined yet, Why the Freshmen were born at all. DAVIES DRUG STORE Eat at Our Fountain Mail Orders Filled We Pay Postage Phone 75 The Dalles, Oregon FARMER’S MARKET Meet your friends at FARMER’S CASH MARKET 624 E. Second St. The Dalles, Ore. Donnell’s Drug Store Fountain service, drugs and cosmetics Prescriptions Filled Here The Dalles, Oregon t 26 1 BASKETBALL (Continued from page 25) Arlington and lost to Elgin, 31-30. The seniors who are leaving the Red-sides are: Lowell Gilbert; Captain, Gayle Mayhew, Elwin Doty, Lawrence Gable and Glenn Chastain. Maupin had the unique distinction of placing their entire starting line-up on the Wasco County All-Star team. Gar Mayhew, Gayle Mayhew, Verl Confer, Rex Snodgrass and Lowell Gilbert all being selected for what is believed to be a county and state record. Gayle Mayhew and Lowell Gilbert brought us additional distinction by winning places cn the All-Star Sub-District team. Track Prospects for a successful season in track are good. Maupin will have a strong team entered in the Hill Military Relays and several other meets. With the entire 1939 Wasco County High School championships team intact for this season, the Maupin Redsides are strong favorites to repeat last year's performance as Captain Elwin Doty, Verl Confer, Gar Mayhew, Keith De-Courcy, Harvey Whitlock, and Rex Snodgrass, carried away the honors of the meet for Maupin by winning first in practically all the events. Beys' and Girls' Table Tennis A great deal of interest has been shown in table tennis this year. After the tryouts a team was selected to represent the school in a match with The Dalles High School. The team consists of: Lowell Gilbert, GRETA’S Ladies’ Wearing Apparel Phone 28 The Dalles, Oregon u K. C. FISHER Dentist First National Bank Bldg The Dalles, Oregon Glenn Chastain, Dean Crabtree, and Andy Smith. Lowell Gilbert and Dean Crabtree won from their opponents in the doubles. The two also won their singles. Andy Smith was defeated in the singles. ★ MAUPIN HI-LIFE (Continued from page 21) Since the beginning of its publication the paper has been a constant source of enjoyment and amusement for the pupils and others who are interested in our school. Any Student Body member who is interested may turn out for the paper staff. This year nearly half of the school turned out but not everyone received a position on the staff. The paper has always paid all its own expenses and this year a profit of about $75 was announced. The Band The present Maupin Band was organized under the direction of Dallas Norton seven years ago. Only three of the original members are now playing, Gar Mayhew, Dean Crabtree and Andy Smith. There are several members who have had more than one year playing but the majority of them have just graduated from the small, but lively, beginners band. Mr. Mills, our present director, is well pleased with the instrumentation. 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