Maupin High School - Redside Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1953-54 September 1 School Starts 4 Freshman Initiation 17 G. A. A. Initiation 25 G. A. A. Camping T rip October 5 College Day at The Dalles 12-13 Institute 19 Student Council Conference at Arlington 23-24 Press Conference at Eugene November 12 Football Banquet 16 G. A. A. Talent Show 20 Sadie Hawkins Day Dance 26 Thanksgiving Vacation December 5 Basketball Jamboree 10-12 Old Grads Tourney at Linfield 22 Senior Class Play 24 Christmas Vacation February 13 P. T. A. Ham Dinner March 3-6 District Basketball Tournament 10 Volleyball Tournament 18-19 Spring Vacation April 3 Basketball and Volleyball Banquet 9 Senior Minstrel Show 16 Senior Skip Day 21 Band Concert 23 Junior Prom May 8 Track Meet 13 Senior Banquet 16 Baccalaureate 17 Commencement 21 SCHOOL IS OUT 16

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I left Harry and his sheep and again started my search for Sharon. I stopped in a restaurant in Madras and found out that Wilma Manual owned it. Wilma was busy in the office in the back. She said that business was so good that she didn't have anything to do but her bookkeeping and started out again. A very bright sign along the road caught my attention and I stopped to look at it. It was advertising Ed Coburns dance band in Reno, Nevada. I decided that I would like to see Ed so I started out on the long drive to Reno. Ed was busy with a rehearsal when I walked into the night club where he worked. Ed said he was happily married to his high school sweetheart, Lavelle. Ed introduced me to his band members and much to my surprise Don Bilodeau was his solo trumpet player. Don said he had been farming for some years but decided to join Ed's band. He said it was nice to be sure of the pay check. After leaving Ed I drove on into California hoping to find some trace of Sharon Day. Instead of finding Sharon I found Doris Schmidt and Dolores Martin. They are running a school for girls and are teaching them to protect themselves from men. They teach wrestling, boxing and ju-juitsu. They also write a lovelorn column in the local paper. As I drove to the coast I found Terry Ziegenhagen in a fish market in San Francisco. Terry was buying some clams. He said he was coaching a table tennis team at Notre Dame but was on vacation at the time. Just as I was about to ask if he was married three red-headed boys came running up to him. Terry said that he had just seen Ray Richmond and that Ray was a shoe model for a shoe manufacturer in Los Angeles. I drove down to see Ray and he had just finished a commercial on a TV program. Ray is engaged to Kathy and plans on marrying when he can afford to build that super service station. After I left Ray I found Don Walters at the Los Angeles airport. Don had just flown in. He was a jet pilot and had been testing a new pocket size model. I talked to Don for some time when I realized that Sharon Day was the only classmate I hadn't found. I asked Donnie about her and he said that he had heard that she was in Australia someplace. Don agreed to fly me there if we could locate her. After some inquires we found that Sharon was in a very remote part of Australia. I don't have any idea what she is doing there; some say she is a queen for a tribe of native bushmen who were fascinated by her height. Nevertheless, I'm on my way to find out... GOODBY ALL Juanita White sell 15

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HI-LIFE STAFF Miss Bonney, Juanita Whitesell, Doris Schmidt, Barbra Endersby, Susan Prasch, Shirley Snodgrass, and Reba Goss. ROW 2: Bob Green, Sharon Mac-Dougal, Janet Hofstra, Dolores Webb, Joyce Wing, Sharon Day, and Leon Wittnebel. 17