Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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THE REDSIVE Bcuyi' JleiteAtfuin GUtA FRONT ROW: Gene Davis, Joe Woodcock, Keith DeCourcy, Verl Confer, Paul DeCourcy, Jack McLeod. SECOND ROW: I,eland Mayhew, Dean Crabtree, Andy Smith, James Crabtree, Bill Woodcock, Vern Hachler, Keitli Alsup. THIRD ROW: Rex Duus, Brenton Driver, Mr. Crawford, James Paulson, Rex Snodgrass, John Shearer. FOURTH ROW: Don Zieg-enhagen, Norman Duncan, Clarence Brown, Raymond Doane, Merle Britton, Dick Snodgrass. Qi L' JletteSuna+t Club FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Beulah Richmond, Opal Cox, Elnora Greene, Miss Sprague, Betty Jo Chastain, Harriett Endersby. CENTER: Mae Walters. Twenty-one FORTY-ONEz

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THE REDSIDE Qinb' JleacjM The Girls’ League was again supervised by Miss Margaret Sprague. All of the girls of the high school belong to this organization to bring more companionship to the girls. This year the girls gave a football banquet in the Home Economics room for the football squad. The schoolboard was also invited and Mr. Woodcock acted as master-of-ceremonics. The tables were colorfully decorated using fall flowers and yellow candles with goal posts at each end of the tables. Small footballs were given as favors to each guest. The officers elected this year are: Beulah Richmond. President; Julia Ashley, Vice-president; Mary Jane Walters, Treasurer; and Mae Walters, Secretary. Qisill' QUe GUL The Girls’ Glee Club meets every Monday. Wednesday and Friday this year with the Boys’ Glee Club meeting every Tuesday and Thursday. There are 30 girls in the Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Monger. The officers are as follows: Dorcas Crabtree, President; Chloe Hollamon, Vice-president; Betty Jo Chastain, Secretary-Treasurer; and Harriet Endersby, Librarian. The Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Club presented a Christmas pageant. “The Price of Peace.” The Glee Clubs attended the County Music Festival this year and went to The Dalles to put on a radio broadcast later in the spring. A musical play entitled The Gay Nineties Revue” was presented the last of March. This year we have formed an all Girls’ Quartet and Sextet from our group. feoyA,' Qlee. GUI). The Boys’ Glee Club meets every Tuesday and Thursday in each week. There are 25 boys in the club. A boys’ quartet was made up of Joe Woodcock. Dean Crabtree. James Paulson and Keith DeCourcy. These four boys and the other boys on the basketball squad went to The Dalles to broadcast over the radio station KODL. The boys rehearsed for a minstrel, which was given in March. Officers are: Keith DeCourcy, President; Bill Dickson. Secretary; and Jack McLeod, Librarian. I wenty EE: . F

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THE REDSIDE flcu i' JH.etteA man GLuL The officers of this year’s Letterman Club are as follows: Rex Snodgrass, President; Norman Duncan, Vice-president; Andrew Smith. Secretary; James Paulson, Treasurer. Those lettermen who will graduate this year are Dean Crabtree—3, Bunk Driver—4, Gene Davis—2. James Paulson—3, Joe Woodcock—3. James Crabtree—2. Jack McLeod— 2, Clarence Brown—4. Clarence Fargher—1, Bill Woodcock—1, and Verl Confer—4. Rex Duus, John Shearer, Donald Ziegenhagen. Darrel Bourland, Keith Alsup and Dick Snodgrass are the new members of this group. Qisili' J eitesunasi GUcb The girls had a turkey raffle just before Christmas to raise money for their letters and to make possible a banquet to welcome the new lettergirls and bid farewell to those graduating. Those lettergirls who will graduate this year are Beulah Richmond—2, Mae Walters —2, Opal Cox—4. and Florence Wing—1. The officers of the letter club arc: Betty Jo Chastain. President: Mary Hammer, Vice-president: Mae Walters, Treasurer: Elnora Greene, Secretary; and Miss Sprague, Adviser. Congratulations and Success to the Graduating Class of 1941 THE DALLES BRANCH OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MAUPIN BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP Celia Hood and George Graves Proprietors Maupin Orecon 1 V. R. Bonney Truck Line Maupin Oregon H. L. MORRIS Real Estate and Insurance Tygh Valley Oregon I uenty-two FORTY-ONE