Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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CLASS WILL This being the last will and testament of the class of 1917 it is altogether fitting and proper that the school as a whole should be remembered. We therefore bequeath: our rousing enthusiasm and desire for learning to all pupils and pupils-to-be at Maupin High. May they hold high the torch of learning as we should have done. Individually, we bequeath: I, James Fargher, will my studious ways to Dudley Cox and ray pretty wavy hair to Thatcher Shaw. It gets you lots of girls, Thatcher. I, Gerald Hauser, will my position as water boy to James Booth and my height to William Walters. It will help you in basketball, William. I, Melvin Richmond, will my freckles to Florence Jones and my place on the football team to Robert Kellogg. You can't anymore than get your leg broken, Robert. I, Ruth Lease, will my two heart-throbs, Alden Walters and Kenneth McKay, to Alice Pedersen. If you really want them keep them guessing, Alice. • I, Doris Delco, will my naturally curly hair to Florence Jones. You don't have to put it up so often, Florence. I also will my ability to keep a secret to Suzann Ross. It isn't really hard, Suzi. I, Peggy Barber, will my good grades in Math (5's) to Gladys Walters and my ability to study to Janis Cameron and Florence Jones. Carry on. Kids. I, Kenneth McCorkle, will my center position to Keith Snodgrass and my habit of getting out of classes to Don Schmidt. It canes in handy, Don. I, Hattie Davidson, will my studious ways and English books to Robert Davidson and my athletic ability to Vonna Morrow. I, Harold Walters, will my habit of getting up at 5:30 a. m. to Thomas Fargher. With that habit you are never late for school, Thomas. I also will my left guard position to Lyle Gabel. I, Betty Porter, will my blonde hair to Viola Metcalf. You won't have to dye it, Viola. I also will my ability to get along with Mrs. Sweetland to Gladys Walters. You can do it, Gladys. I, Eugene Barnett, will leave dear old Maupin High forever. I also will my well-combed hair to anyone in school who needs it and my ability to get a wife to Dudley Cox. You'll need it.Dudley.

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CLASS The Freshman class of 1943 had eighteen members in the fall. They were Leona Jones, Peggy Barber, Bernice Boen, Ruth Lease, Hattie Davidson, James Fargher, Gerald Hauser, Harold Walters, Kenneth Mc-Corkle, Donald Troutman, Winford Forman, Melvin Richmond, Lyle Brittain, Lyle Dodson, Mac Cameron, Marvin .Vail, Jim Cameron, Dad Snodgrass. Later that year Betty Porter came from a school in California and joined our class. After three days of freshman initiation, the class settled down to the routine of high school life. They found it was very different from grade school days, and a lot more fun. The first two years of high school were much the same. School work was mixed with various school activities, as, athletics, dances, student body meetings and work on the paper staff. Some of the boys played on the football and basketball teams.