Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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Junior Class History On Sept. 7,1945, ninteen studends enrolled in the Junior Class. They are as follows: Peggy 3arber, Bernice 3oen, Hattie Davidson, Doris Delco, Ruth Lease, Betty Porter, Lyle Dodson, Lyle Brittian, Porky Forman, J'arvin .Tall, Melvin Richmond, Harold .Valters, Dal Snodgrass, Mac Cameron, Kenneth McCorkle, Gerald Hauser, Don Troutman, James Fargher, and Eugene 3arnett. Mac Cameron and Dal Snodgrais quit school February 22nd to go to work. The Junior Class has started practicing on the play Action which will be given April 12th at the Legion Hall. The characters are: Seke-Lyle Dodson, Zeb-Jame3 Fargher, Miss Duval-Ruth Lease, Mrs. Hus-ton-Peggy 3arber, Gilburt Huston-Don Troutman, -Nate Stump-Kenneth McCorkle, Carrie Stump-3ernice 3oen, Eva Stump-Betty Porter, Sam Araes-Melvin Richmond, Gladys Criswe11-Doris Delco, and Dr. Insbruck-Gerald Hauser. The play is a three act comedy with Sam as the leading character. Sam is trying to build Elm City up as a twwn and trys to win Eva, the hotel proprietors daughter for his wife then marries the Doctor's Sec. Miss Duval. The Junior Prom will be given in honor of the Senior Class, April 26th. There will be a formal dance. The Juniors haven't made many plans for the Prom yet, but the Alumni will be invited as well as the High School students. Among our class we have had several class meetings. Our officers are Doris Delco, President; Ruth Lease, Vice President; Hattie Davidson, Secretary-Treasurer; and James Fargher, Sgt. at Arms. Sophmore Class History When school opened in the fall of 45 there was thirteen silly Soph-mores, eight girls and five boys, from whicheleven of us were Freshman together the year before. At the first of March we only had eleven as we lost three and gained one. Velma Savage was first to drop out, then Derry Deshazer, and last Geraldine Beebe. The one gained was Dale McDonald from McMinnville High School where he attended school before entering Maupin. Freshmen Class History At the beginning of the year of 45-46, 16 Freshmen enrolled, and dutifully went through the grim tortures of three days of initiation. All survived through the coatings of lipstick and polishing shoes. On the first day the girls wore gunny sacks and bathing suits, while the boys wore girlA' shorts, blouses, and long stockings. The 2nd and 3rd days the girls wore levis wrong 3ide out and backwards. The boys wore dresses the same way. The last night, the upper classmen, really gave the green Freshmen a good breaking in. After the school had quieted down again, we elected officers. Don Schmidt, President; Thomas Fargher, Vice President; Donna Chaney, Secretary; Wanda Walters, Treasurer; Willis Barber, Sgt. at Arms; and Margery Fischer lep. to the student council, with Miss Bonney as our Class Advisor. During the year 3 students have been added to our class, which now makes us 19.

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