Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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FRESHMEN First row—Barbara Kinzey, Barbara Crabtree, Betty Ruffor, Jean Brown. Evelyn Peetz. Gladys Wing. Elthea Ogden. Second row—Mrs. Hines. Elva Lewis, Lorita Woodside, Jean Weberg. Patsy Fraley, Nita Jones. Third row—Donald Brown, Leland Lewis. Van Woodside, Wilbur Wilson. Billy Hughes, Norman Gutzler. Fourth row—Jack Alsup. Delbert Wilson. HarlarWWoodside. Dorman Barber. Clarence Gandy. The twenty-five “Green” Freshmen that entered Maupin Halts. September 7. 1941, will be remembered long after they are gone. Of the twenty-five that entered. Eugene Barnett. Clarence Gandy, and Patricia Fraley have left, leaving the class total of twenty-two. Freshmen initiation was the highlight of the year. The upper classmen made us go through the daily initiation routine of not combing our hair, bringing a bottle of milk with a nipple on it, wearing boy’s and girls’ clothing, and last but not least the whacking of the paddles. Mrs. Hines was chosen as class advisor at the beginning of the term. The class officers were: President. Barbara Kin- zey; vice-president. Jack Alsup; secretary, Gladys Wing, treasurer, Lorita Woodside. The Freshmen wrere not to be outdone in representing their class in sports and other school activities. Those in basketball. football, boxing, drill team and paper staff are as follows: Football: Van Wood- side, Donald Brown. Wilbur and Delbert Wilscn. Jack Alsup. and Harland Wood-side. Basketball: Van Woodside, Jack Alsup, Billie Hughes, Eddie Hammer. Wilbur and Delbert Wilson. Harland Woodside. Leland Lewis and Norman Gutzler. Boxing: Harland Woodside. Dorman Barber. Eugene Barnett. Wilbur and Delbert Wilscn. The girls who did their part in the sports were: Betty Ruffer, Elthea Ogden. Elva Lewis, Lorita Woodside, Evelyn Peetz, Barbara Crabtree, Gladys Wing, Jean Weberg, Jean Brown and Barbara Kinzey. Those on the paper staff are Barbara Kinzey. Jean Brown, Lorita Woodside and Gladys Wing. This small group of Freshmen are looking forward to a happy and progressive year as Sophomores.

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SOPHOMORES First row—Lora May Tunison, Eulalee Palmateer, Luverne Fulkerson. Jerry Sherman, Mary Jane Walters. Edith Walters, Roxy Lease. Second row—Johnny Shearer. Lee Lindley. Paul Kirich, Mrs. Mills, Delbert Doar.c. Harold Konlcheck. Third row—Donald Miller. Oran Barber. Rex Duus, Harold Delco, Kenneth Dudley. Fourth row—Ly!e Lewis. Donald Zigenhagen, Lester Walters. Wesley Magill, Delbert Endersby The Sophomore Class of ’41 and ’42 is the second largest class in school. We have lost three Sophomores this year but have gained two new ones. The class officers chosen at the beginning of the term were: President, Hex Duus; vice-president, Lyle Lewis; secretary, Jerry Sherman, and sergeant-at-arms, John Shearer. The Sophomore Class has taken great interest in sports and school activities. Those on the paper staff are: Jerry Sherman, Lora May Tunison, LuVerne Fulkerson. John Shearer and Eulalee Palma- teer. The Sophomores representing us in football are: Rex Duus. Don Ziegenhagen. Harold Delco, John Shearer, and Lester Walters. Basketball: Don Ziegenhagen. Paul Lewis, and Delbert Endersby. Boxing: Donald Mil!er, Vernon Mayfield, Del- bert Doane, and Or in Barber. The Sophomore girls participating in the drill team are: Majorette. Jerry Sher- man). Lora May Tunison. Edith Walters, and Eulalee Palmateer. The “silly Sophomores of this year are looking forward to a progressive year as “jolly Juniors. 3

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ACTIVITIES