Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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BOYS LETTERMAN LLUB Front row: Norman Duncan. Paul Lewis. James Abbott. Carl Barnett. h Alsup, Dick Snodgrass; second row:Jack Alsup. Van Woodside. Royal Ward. Andy Smith, John Mil third row; Hugh Riley, Rex Snodgrass. Lester Walters, Lyle Lewis, Delbert Doane, Mr. Crawford; fou .ow: John Shearer, Rex Duus, Lee Lindley, Vern Hachler. Delbert Endersby; fifth row: Harold Delco, . :nn Crabtree, Darrel Gutzler, Don Ziegenhagen, Raymond Doane, Leland Mayfew GIRLS LETTERMAN ClUB Front row: Esther Hughes. Marcia McLeod, Harriet Endersby. Dorcas C.-tree, Lora May Tunison, Helen Morrow; second row: Marion Hachler, Vonna Lee Tunison. Betty Jo Chas. i. Nola Delco, Myrtle Hammer; third row: Eulalee Palmateer. Mary Hammer. Elnora Greene, Mrs. Hines, Laura Whitlock, Edith Walters, Luverne Fulkerson

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BOYS’ L TTERMAN CLUB The officers of .leVTBoys’ Lefcterman club elected this j gme: ' resident An- dy Smith; vice-president, I land Mayhew; secretary-treasurer. Royal Ward; and sergeant-at-arms. Paul Lewis. The lettermen who will graduate this year are: Andy Smith—2. Leland May- hew—2. Royal Ward—2. Rex Snodgrass—4. Darrel Gutzler—2, Norman Duncan—3. and Hugh Riley—1. The new members of the club this year are Harold Delco, Lee Lindley. Delbert En-Jersby, Hugh Riley. Lester Walters. Van Woodside and Jack Alsup. GIRL ?• Vttej TERMAN CLUB The girls had a tun raffle before Christmas to raise monc for their letters and awards. The officers of the Lettern an Club are: President. Harriet Endersby; vice-president, Dorcas Crabtree; treasurer. Mary Hammer; secretary. Lee Fischer, with Mrs. Hines advisor. The Lettergiris who will graduate this year are: Betty Jo Chastain. Mary Ham- mer. Harriet Endersby. Lee Fischer. Marcia McLeod and Elnora Greene. TRACK Track wasn’t carried out very extensively this season because of the traveling problem. therefore the county track meet will be about the only event passible for the cinder men this season. Maupin won the track meet which was held at Dufur last year, and is expected to repeat this year, although competition will be greater, despite the loss of several trackmen, those turning out this year are making up a fine team.

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• GLEE CLUB BO The Boys’ Glee Club day and Thursday of ea cers elected this year i- k Snodgrass; secretary, Keith Alsup; and li brarian. Carl Barnett. G lx. GLEE CLUB The Girls’ Glee Club this j . consisting of twenty-seven members, is super.ised by Mrs. Gladys Monger. They meet every Monday and Wednesday at 2:40. The girls sing different types of songs. The first meeting that they held, the following officers were elected: President, Marcia McLeod; vice-president, Betty Sue Albright; secretary. Dorcas Crabtree; and librarian. Lee Fischer. SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club began the new year with the study of dramatics and three-act plays. A play. “One Mad Night.” was sented December 6th and 12th. cf the whole play took place in v. night. Don Cutter (Andy Siri panied by his Chinese valet. Fargher). go to the Cutter m;. Doctor Bunn (Darrel Gut Kluck (Helen Morrow), us home for mental cases. B' are Priscilla (Elnora Grec '» • rv om-(John • to find 1 Mrs. for a patients John Alrien (Bill Dickson), Mr. Hyde . •.-•r. h Riley), and Lady Macbeth Amylou v. i Laiv'.en). The damsel in distress was .cllle Ju-rcia McLeod). Don’s fiancee Gertrude la Vonne Crabtree), her mother. Mrs. Finch (Lee Fischer) and their colored maid Depression Betty Lou Albright) arrive to make matters worse. Lawyer Burke was portrayed by Rex Snodgrass and Siletto by Carl Barnett. It was the last w'ord in rapid-fire hilarity. Harvey Konichek was stage manager and the play was directed by Mrs. Glady Monger with Betty Jo Chastain as assistant. Later the club studied debating, phonetics. and speech composition. Invitations to join the National Thespians organization were given to several of the students. All in all. it was a very successful year. •c. ci