Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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R X ., ...... ,Wm crafa-1-Eire 27 N - ' N Xx xmx X x so ' X ,IX X N M 5 ,Vx 1 . D gf ' D j r is ..iw Afl'ltIPllllH Ml!' 'Iill'W7FJ!svrfWUllf1fmvm l 1varW!7f47W4YfWM Y S. km DELBERT FAY ANDERSON Classical Basketball 3-45 Baseball 1-3-45 Football 2-45 Class Officer 15 Make-Up Box 45 Urder of M 1-2-3-45 Band 1-25 Junior Play 35 H. E. C. A. Club 2-3. Boldness hath genius, power and magic in it. E. MARTIN ADAMS Classical H. E. C. A. Club 45 Make-Up Box 45 Student Body Officer 45 Student Council 45 U. of 0. Conference 45 Class Officer 4. The mind has a thousand eyes and the heart but one. WOODWARD ARCHER Classical Football 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Hi-Y 25 Glee Club 1-25 H. E. C. A. Club 2-3-45 0rder of M 3-4. A football player of renown! 1 ORMSBV K. ANDERSON Classical Agricultural Club 1-35 H. E. C. A. Club 4. His cheerful disposition helps the world along. ANNIE j. BATEMAN Classical Entered from Teton County I-Ii, Montana, '26. Steady, competent and will- ing. ETHEL BOGGS Commerce A soul that is faithful and silent. VEN1TA C. ANDERSON Classical Glee Club 35 H. E. C .A. Club 45 G. A. A. 3. 'Modesty becomes her. EDWlN A. ANDREN Classical H. E. C .A. Club 4. His industry is most admir- able. STANLEY BOGGS Classical H. E. C. A. Club 45 Crater Staff 4. Friendship, loyalty and self- respect. THOMAS P. BALL Classical H. E. C. A. Club 3-45 Order of M 2-3-45 Agricultural Club 2-35 Track 2: Football 3-45 Op- era 35 Student Council 45 0. A. C. Exposition 45 Class Officer 3-45 Student Body Officer 4 5 Senior Play 4. Ambition is the germ of noble deeds. Twenty Seven

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X Xx R ' 'l'l'1E CQBTEQ 2.7 RW XX lfllll fm 1 111 11 7Hfyf ffl 4,6 W! RQ, 1 f ' . ' x X Q X Xwill-WWWWWllllllllllllllwllll 'ulrlnunlwlllllllflvmlm. . if , , ,f ,,, ,fr p 4, Mg- -inf X1 - ' .-vm., .,., : ' Q' wg , , - Q ,G ,. ..,,-. 5, . . As . U ' -1 , -.Er TRUITT CANTRALL Classical Entered from Jacksonville Hi, '26, A happy mixture of work and play. IQFNNFTH Crr1r.nRETr-r C1I771l7lff'f66 Urclleltrzl 2-3-41 Band 2-3-4. Ile who does a good deed is in- stantly ennobledf' IVFRN C. CRAIG Cv0I7177Z1'I 6c' t 'uter Stuff 43 Hi-Times Staff 4: Glue Club 25 G. A. A. 3-45 Opera 2: Tri-M 23 Senior Play 4. A girl noted for her charm. CEEO. li. CREIGHTON Classical H. E. C .A. Club 1-2-3-45 Glec Club 17 Make-Up Box 1-2-35 Pres- ident 45 Student Body Officer -tg Student Council 43 0. A. C. Ex- position 4. A lion among Indies is :L dreadful thing. PAULINE BRAMMER Classical Entered from Garfield Ili, Seattle, '26i: H. E. C. A. Club 4. ' Charming and frankly confid- ing. To enty Eight GRACE L. CURRIE Classical Tri-M 1-2-33 Hi-Times Staff 3-45 H. E. C. A. Club 3-45 Make-Up Box 33 President Torch Honor So- ciety 4. Ever gentle and so gracious, with all her learning, Gor.D1E B. COGHILL Commerce' A kind, shy nature. ALBERT J. BRAUN C ommcfcc My mind is wrapped in a realm of dreams. MARY E. BOWERMAN C lassical Entered from Wheeler County Hi, '25g H. E. C. A. Club 3-4. The peace within us is never governed by chance. ETHEL G. COLE Commerce II. E. C. A. Club 4. Most gracious singer of poems.