Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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CONTINUED the office of class president; with Janet Greene as vice-president; Betty Davis, secretary-treasurer; Alden Walters, sergeant-at-arms; and Janet Greene acting as class representative as part of her job. Another new face in the gang was Geraldine Beebe, and one. Bob Ebbs, was missing, And so, with all the little formalities connected with the first week of school quickly and efficiently dispersed with, our heros once again knucled down to the task of doing just as little as was absolutely possible, (Ne said they were normal, healthy high school students, didn't we? ell?) But wait!I Vhat's this we see? Aha! Something new has been added! And we now find the class of 'Li8 embarking on a new adventure, into the fourth estate, the field of journalism. Yes, the sophomore class in 19k5-U6 edited and released the Maupin Hi-Life, official publication of the student body of Wasco Union High School. .Veil, it looked as if our group was set to carve itself a mark in the history of their Alma Mammy after all. tfith their new responsibility and the old one, too, of making their grades, school life went along smoothly until the beginning of March, which brought a slight shake-up in the class membership Three- Velma Savage, Derry DeShazer, and Geraldine Beebe— were dropped, and Dale McDonald, from McMinnville, was added. And so ends Chapter Two. The following September found our group without the presence of Dale McDonald, but five new faces were to be noticed. Alice Pedersen and Thatcher Shaw joined them from Sandy, Don aits from Fossil, and Pat McCulloch and Margaret Olsen from Shaniko. Choosing Mr. Lienkaemper as their class advisor and Kenneth McKaj$ president; Don Vaits, vice-president (president in charge of vice, that is); Betty Davis, secretary-treasurer; and Alden Walters, sergeant-at-arms; they prepared to bask in their role of A.B.I.O.tf.U.H.S. (In case anyone may wonder, we elucidates Almost-Biggest-,Vheels-Of-tfasco-Union-High-School.) Duly impressed with the dignity and importance of their new spot in the student population of the school, they soon began work on a new venture, this time into the realm of dramatics. After careful consideration and much wise discussion on the matter, an appropriate script was chosen, entitled The Nit tfits, or Nuts To You, and work began. The gala premier of this very dramatic production took place on December 5, 19h6. Another important event of the year was the arrival of the class rings. All members of the class purchased them. The state of Matrimony took its toll from the class when Janet Greene became Janet Barnett dropped out of school.