Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

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'X K 'was' RQ 1 Wmwn ey Plan for Us - - J 4 ur Teachers - - 6 Student Council - - - 10 U Medford Hi Personalities - 12 Graduating Olhss of 1946 - 14 , Class of 1947 - - - - 34 School Scenes - - - - 37 Class of 1948 - - 38 School Scenes - - 41 Torch Honor - - 46 H. E. C. A. - 47 '46 Crater - 48 Hi-Times ---- - 49 Pep Club ---- - 50 Athletic and Formal Ushers - - 51 Girls' League - - - - 52 Order of M - - 54 Boys' League - - 55 La Tertulia - - - 56 Roller Skating Club - 57 Tennis Club - - - 57 Drama Club - - 58 Vocal Music - - 60 Band - - - - - 62 Hi-Y - - - - 63 Tiqer Guards - - 64 F. C. A. - - - - 65 G. A. A. - - - - 66 Future Homemakers - - 67 Debate Squad - - - - 68 Ice Skating Club - - 68 Football - - - 70 Basketball - - 78 Noise Parade - - 80 P Track - - - 81 Baseball - - - 81 Winter Sports - - 82 Senior Ambitions - -84, 86 ' Auld Lang Syne - - 93 K Here's to the Gradsl - - 97 Calendar ------ - 98 STAFF OF 1946 CRRTER' ELAINE HOFFMAN - - - Editor-in-Chief IERALDYN IEROME - - Assistant Editor IERRY LIEBMAN - - - Art Editor CORAL MORTON - - Business Manager ELIZABETH SETTLE ---- Adviser ACKNOWLEDGMENT Photography - Shangle Studio, Medford Oregon Senior Portraits - Shangle, Field, Ellison, and Brainerd Studios, Medford, Oregon Printing - - Commercial Printing Company, Medford, Oregon Engraving - , Hicks-Chatten Engraving Company - Portland, Oregon Covers - Universal Bookbindery, San Antonio, Texas v . ..., I .... I H N., u .Q-mf..-Navi , . n oqmmwn1 Q nvouvqnsua l.. . w Q ii x at n IVIR. E. H. HEDRICK Superintendent of Schools lly a large majority. the voters of Medford approved the plans of Superintendent li. H. Hedrick and the School Board for repair, renovations :nd additions to all school huildings of the City. A lmond issue was passed to provide the funds. .-Ns a part of the large school building program authorized for the City. some much needed improvements and additions will he made to the Senior High School. Included in this is a wing containing a cafeteria and kitchen unit with four additional class rooms. The new section will he iminediately east of the auditorium: the cafe and kitchen will he on the ground floor and the class rooms ahove. The cafeteria will meet a long' felt need and will he of great help in relieving the serious conjestion that exists at present in the home making rooms. The cafeteria is lmeing planned to serve also as a study hall during class periods. thus giving the space full time oc- cnpancy. One of the new class rooms will he occupied hy vocal music. thus separating' it from the present interference of instrumental music and placing' it closer to the auditorium. Another major improvement will he the Construction of a new covered ggrandstand with a seating capacity of l,500, to he located on the east side of the footlmall field. This is being planned They plan MRS. REBECCA JENSEN Clerk of the School District l:orUs... primarily for the students and the hand and secondarily for the accommo- dation of the general puhlic that heretofore has overflowed the old grand- stand during' the footlmall seasons. ln addition the administration plans to renovate the entire inside of the huilding. There will he painting, replastering, and other minor repairs. ln each classroom that at the present time has low lighting, new lights will he added. There are to he electric outlets in every room for the purpose of visual aids in education. All rooms may have venetian hlinds. The hoard fence around the foothall field will he removed and replaced hy a chain-link wire fence on metal posts. VVith these many improvements we hold a hright outlook toward the future of Medford High School. although with scarcity of lahor and materials the Board of lfducation can make no statement concerning' the definite date of construction. 'I'he success of this issue was largely due to the careful planning and con- sideration of the School Board and Mr. Hedrick. Those on the Board of liducation are john l'. Moffatt, Chairman: Dr. R. lf. Green, liugene 'l'horn- dike, H. N. Franklin, Otto lfrohnmayer. 'Ibex MR. OTTO J. FROHNMAYER MR. N. H. FRANKLIN MR. EUGENE THORNDIKE MR. JOHN P. MOFFAT DR. R. E. GREEN Qur Teachers MR. L. D. HARRIS l'liql'i School Principol MISS IOSEPHINE KIRTLEY High School Vice-Principal Head of Sociol Studies MRS. CONSTANCE SHAUER Hiqh School Secretory MISS MARY BUSCH Heod of Home Mokinq Department Deon of Girls MISS BARBARA COMPTON Speech Debate Social Studies MR. F. H. COPE Chemistry Physics Tennis Conch I fl ll hw s 'T Q 'f '3 'wif-wg , . .... ,ww ,T , R Si ,. fa 1 --f.,,NNN5 X X xi N . B w e . V ,- X,.,s4x ' Qfe-,g,1.f-:V pi RTS' .:..:,.. QNQN QSW r wa S i .1I:'i:. ,:. 515 ' NL-wr 1 --14, Ya' ,Q 4 X 5 igisfq :sy M 'all' 4 fifffi, ,oy ,9 0 ya X f , Q0 f, QQ -gp -- U 3 K 5 ig Q9 ,X K v .3 M , : Sift W W M ....,,, , . .. J .,,-nf .Q-f-, . M, ,QS ' if 'K ' 2 yi X 2 s iw ii lx S,,A,,,,lh X! :' - ' SNL A ll iF ' xa 'V' A Q 'Ai 4 RH ffm- -' PM Q5 f, . 1 N- -A-- zZ.M.,..... - 4..-..:, ., , M .x,- , 4,.,x.,.. g , 5 ill, H3111 'ff ti Ei' ag:-4 .', h'i x :T , . '91 a Wi' J '1 ww: 5 . 'K N ,O gr ul' A ' - nk 46 hx, x . .. Ilia ' ' X N m fvif f i.-W as M Xf 1 4, x Aw- Q, f -fffwitb' 135+ 4 4 A-Qmxfpavg ,W X 'Sf mmf ff' aff? ev- fi ffl Y. 4 .., R L., ,NN F f - A , A f ww.. 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HELEN ROBERTSON, Treasurer BILL TODD, Business Manager Student Council The stuclcnts of lXlcclfurml Senior High Scluml arc fortunate in ClljUj'll1g'lJIlC ul thc must Clicrislwfl lrc-vclmils . . , that of SCli-g'4lVK'l'l'llllCllf :incl repro- sclitzitimi. Thr lmcly that rc-prcscnts thc stuclcnts uf Klcclfurrl lligl1Scl1rml is cnllcil thc- SIlllll'lll fitlllll- cil. This Cllll1lCll ciilcwccs the laws of the sclwul, :incl :ill thc clzuiccs, an zlsscmhlics must lic pzxsscfl hy the crmncil lwlmc thvy can lm piwsviitwl in thc Stuclvnt limly. largely rcspmisilmlp lor thc SIICCUSS ul this sell- Q'UVl'l'lllllg' lwmly :irc prcsiclcnt. .lim fav:-1 vice- prcsiclcnt, Luc hlulmsun Hirst :mlm-stcrj :xml Carl Rm-ich lsccuml scmcsterjg sccrc-tzu'y, ,Imran lluppv: trczlsurcr, llclcn Rulmcrtsmig lmsim-ss lllilllilgiiflf llill lurlrl: lli-Times wlitnrs, ju-.Mille liilnmre :xml Nlzlrgc-ry lllllllllllllllll L'r:1l9r cclitur. l':lZllllC Huff- man 3 Girls' l.CZlg'l1CIJl'CSlilCIlI, lizirlvzirzi Szimlsq Boys' l,c:ig'uc lll'CSlflC1ll, Hula XYz1tsung sc-nim' class presi- rlvnt. .Nlun Kirclic-rg scniur Class I'Clll'CSL'lllZltlYC. Lynn llcssunlicttcq junior Class prcsiclcnt, lilclm 'l'inglc5':junim'cl:1ss rcprcscntzltivc, Keith Nc-wtung Q V v J0-ANNE GILIVIORE, Hi-'Yimes C0-Editor NAT BENDER, Technician ELAINE HOFFIVIAN, Crater Editor BILL TAIVIS, Tiger Rajah sophomore class president, :Nlhert llrauug sopho- more elass representative, lioh Gainesg Yell Queen. janet llorsleyg Yell King, Chuck Shinng stuclent technician, Nat lienclerg ancl'lfige1' Rajah, Bill 'l'Zl.1llS. .-Xrlviser of the group is Mr. Lester Harris, principal. 'l'hroug'hout the year the Student Qouneil en- tleavoretl to encourage the students to turn out for the various soeial functions. A dance was sponsored hy the t'onneil at the beginning of the year to start the hall rolling as each eluh was required to sponsor one clanee antl one assembly fluring the year. Leaving a high reeorcl of achievement ancl eo- operation liehintl them, this years eouneil has set a reiuarkahle stauclarcl for forthcoming councils to meet. The senior lllCll1lDCl'S of the eouneil will he leaving' sehool to lace life with a niueh greater uutlerstantliug' of people clue to their experienee with this sell'-gox'erning' group. MARGERY HAIVIMONI Hi-Times Co-Editor 0 STUDENT COUNCIL-First row: Bob Watson, Jim Cave, Janet Horsley, Joan Hoppe, Jo-Anne Gilmore, Nlare gery Hammond, Helen Robertson, Second row: Nat Bender, Keith New! ton, Glenn Tingley, Bob Gaines, AI- hert Braun, Elaine Hoffman, Third row: Lynn Bessonnette, Chuck Shlnn, Alan Kircher, Bill Tanis, r K fv- personalities 0 From top, left lo rigt: Doug Coghill who is holding Glenn Tingley who is sitting on Dwin Bailey, Beverly Conser, Phyllis Wendt and Vern Shangle, Jane Watson, Nona Werner, Janis Duncan, Carol Meyers, Joan Luttrell, Harriet Walker, Peggy Bray, Helen Robertson, Ann and Bob Butler, Mercedes Swing, Vera Smith, Norma Stearns and Janet 12 Around School Horsleyg Susan Inskeep, Joan lVlcDuffle, Susan lnskeep, Vona Webber, Nladaline Ward, Leah Knutson, Dwin Bailey and Shirley Morrow, lVlariIyn Winetrout, Jeraldyn Jerome, Janet Shaw, Helen Parker, Betty Warren, Dolores Wilkinson. wmwww-Nwmqmwhv wymwww- .www--wwmwx Maw xmwe W A W , K L P .AQ X, N,.x,EWx Xx,, .t k,,kk . .,,: Z ,.:,,,. 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Other seniors who held important posi- tions were Jim Cave, A.S.B. president, Lee johnson, vice-president, -Ioan Hoppe, secre- tary, Helen Robertson, treasurer, and Bill Todd, business manager, Glenn Bostwick, president of order of MU, Bob Watson, president of the Boys' League, Barbara Sands, president of the Girls' league, Bob Stevens, president of La Tertulia and Ski Club, and Norma Stearns, Torch H president. OUUI' janet Horsley and jerry Liebman were active members of the Debate Squad. lilaiue Hoffman was editor of the Crater. The Senior class was also well represented in athletics. Cn the famous Tornado team were Darrell Riggs, jim Cave, Lynn Bes- sonnette, Jerry Clark, Glenn Bostwick, and Alan Kircher. In basketball Jerry Ross Fred Stammen, Carl Reich, LeRoy House, Darrell Riggs, Bob NVatson, Glenn Bost- wick, Don Wlaldron, jim Cave. ani v l jerry Hunter tossed them in for Medford. Senior cindermen were Glenn Bostwick, Dick Cot- tingham, Dick liatherton, Bud Nutting and Jerry Ross. On the baseball diamond were Don VValdron, jerry Liebman, Carl Reich, Bill Todd, Fred Stammen, Alan Kircher, Le Roy House, Bob XYatson, and jim Cave. At games and pep assemblies, janet Horsley, and Chuck Shinn led the student body in yelling. Among the awards given this year, Janet Horsley received the D.A.R. good citizenship award: Marian Tilley the l'.lfI.O. award. Jeraldyn Jerome was given the Girls' League award for outstanding senior girl. A group of students studied for the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship test under the direction of Mrs. liutler. These students were Alan Kircher, Bill Templin, Virgie Vanderpool, Bill Todd, lilaine Hoffman, Deah jean Rose, Janet Horsley, l.oree Montieth, jerry Liebman and Norma Stearns. During this year Nat liender was chosen as an alternate to VVest Point, and Alan Kircher was chosen principal to Annapolis. liarly in the year the seniors sponsored a dance. The clever decora- tions seemed to transform the gym into an art museum. ln April the senior presented the three-act comedy, Spring Green . This play, directed by Mrs. Herron, was full of amusing situations and clever dia- logue. The members of the cast were Phyllis VVendt, Roger Sterton, Al lioucher, Bill Rose, Marjorie Thompson, joan Hoppe, Loree Monteith, -Ieraldyn Jerome, liob Stevens, liud Nutting, Helen Robertson, Bob lYatson, LeRoy House, janet Horsley, and jim Cave. The senior class of -lo can rightly be called one of the most out- standing classes ever to go through Medford High. tim . fo is g MISS JAC KIRTLEY, Gll'lS' AdViSEI i MRS, BUTLER, Boys' Adyiger 'zilricizi Mzirgrct Allmcrn l1Pat General Major--History Girls' League 1-2-3, La Tertulia 1-2-3, Athletic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 3. lit-vi-fly jenn Autry iiBeVii Academic Nlajor-History Choir 1, Crater 3, Girls' LEHQUS 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. Vice-President 3, La Tertulia 3, Torch Honor 1-2-3, llcttx' lam linker Bake Academic Major----History Class Representative 1, Girls' Lea-we Representative 1, Choir 1, G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' League President 2, H.E.C.A. Commissioner of Members 3, La Tertulia 3, Prom Committee Con- cession Chairman 2, Student Council 1-2, Athletic Usher 2, Formal Usher 2. lit-ltx' Nl :iv liCl'l' Bet Academic Major-History Dramatlcs Club 2-3, G.A,A. 2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 2-3, La Tertulia 3, Roller Skating Club 2-3, Ice Skating Club 2-3. Scn.or Play 3. Qimulil iil'l'il'Zllll 'lRabbit Transferred from Redding High Redding, California, 1945. Academic Major-Mathematics, Science. Boys' League 3. W lli lietty Lou Allison Umar, Academic Major-Mathematics, Science, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 3, Crater 3, Ice Skating Club 1-2-3. Nellie Baile 'lNellie General Nlajor-Home Economics Drum Corps 2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 1-3. l'ztt Ruth liarnum npatsyi, General Major-History Band 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2, Prom Committee 2. I Nzitlmnicl li. lienclcr wat., Academic Major-Mathematics, Science. Student Technician 3, Boys' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 2-3, Hi-Y 3, Prom Committee 2, Student Council 3, Tennis Club 1-2, Track 3. Lynn liessunette Bassie General Nlajor-History Boys' League 1-2-3, Class Repre- sentative 3, Football 1-2-3, Hi-Y 3, Order of M 2-3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Student Council 3. PM lielty liilclcrlmzlck liulmlmie l.Cc Bills Geheral Major-Science, History. Crater 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 3, Athletic Usher 2-3. Beverly JL'1l.ll BISIIUIJ llBiSh Academic Nlajor--English, History. Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' League Vice-President 3, Athletic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 3, lce Skating Club 3, Senior Cop 3. Hmwtcc lfflwztrcl liitllc UBRH General Major--English Boys' League 1-2-3. Maxim' lilztss Mickey Academic Nlajor--History Choral Classes 2, Girl's Chorus 2, Girls' League 1-2-3. l,i ll: HBCU, Academic Major-Mathematics Band 1-2, Boys' League 1- - , Ice Skating Club 1-2-3. 5 tiliircs ltstcllc HlS1112tI'k Dolly General Major--Art, Home Economics. Crater 3, G.A.A. 1-3, Girl's Chorus 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 2-3, Hi-Times Feature Editor 3, Athletic Usher 1, Formal Usher 1, Home Economics Club 1-2-3, Roller Skating Club 2. irrziinc lilzicss 'xLarry General ' Major-Home Making Girls' League 1-2-3, Roller Skat- ing Club 2. irvcy li. HUZll'Kllll2l.ll 'lPorky Transferred from Roosevelt High, Portland 1945. General Major-History Boys' League 1-2-3. Curl lf, lhirg' .'Xl'll1lll' liustwik l'Ed uSpid6r Academic General Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 2-3. F, C. A. Officer 3. Nlajor-Mathematics, Arch. Drawing Boys' League 1-2-3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Track 2, Tennis 3. 'sexi' g Glenn Donald Bostwick Junior General Major-English Basketball 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3, Order of M 1-2-3, Order of M President 3, Prom Committee 2, Track 1-2-3, Baseball 1-2-3. Al Boucher General Major-English Boys' League 1-2-3, Junior Class Treasurer 2, Prom Committee 2, Baseball Manager 1-2-3, Basket- ball manager 1-2-3, Senior Play 3. Charmaine Avonnc Brault 9 Charm General Major-History Choir 1-2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Girl's Chorus 2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Athletic Usher 1-2-3, Formal Usher 3. MU Drusilla Brewer Donna Transferred from Westlake School for Girls, Los Angeles, California, 1944. Academic Major-History Girls' League 2-3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Athletic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 2-3. Winifred Hazel Brock 18 Winnie Academic Major-Mathematics G.A.A. 1-2-3, Senior Represen- tative 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Athletic Usher 3, Formal Usher 3, Ice Skating Club 1-2-3. june Marie Bosworth uBoZZyn Transferred from Klamath Union High, 1944. Academic Major-History Crater 2-3, Debate 3, Girls' League 2-3, Girls' League Rep- resentative 2, Hi-Times 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Athletic Usher 2, Formal Usher 2, Ice Skating Club 3. David Neil Bourquin l' Dave Transferred from North Central High, Spokane, Washington, 1945. Academic Major-Mathematics, Science. Boys' League 3, Torch Honor 3. X me S sk ,4 till Maynard Bray nmiken Transferred from Los Angeles, 1944. General Major-Mathematics Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 1- 2-3, Baseball Manager 2. Velma Brock Wee., Academic Major-History Girls' League 1-2-3. Betty Marie Brown npugn Transferred from Jacksonville High Jacksonville, Oregon, 1943. General Major-Commerce ,Q Girl's Chorus 1, Girls' League 1g3, Roller Skating Club 2-3. I Will:11'il Bllclizmun L:u'1'v lillrclctte '1Willie General Nlajor-English Boys' League 1-2-3. C, url li. llurk uJ6H Academic Major-Mathematics, Science, Boys' League 1-2-3. Genevieve Hush Red Transferred from Clovis High General School, New Mexico, 1945. Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 1-2-3, Academic F.C.A. Superintendent 3, Tennis Major-History Club 2-3. Girls' League 3. Suzzmm- Aclclniclu Yilxfl1ll,Cill'1llfll1 L lmplmcll V' .isuen General , Major--History, Commerce. Academic Majors-History, Spanish. La Tertulia 1-2-3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Athletic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 3, Girls' League 1-2-3. ll rgy lsllj' c L':u'lcr nmaggicn General Nlajor--Commerce Drum Corps 2, Girls' League 1-2-3. mics Szmlurcl fave usandyu Academic Major---lvlathematics, Science. A.S.B. President 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Soph- omore Class President 1, Drama- tics Club 2, Football 1-2-3, H,E,C.A. 3, Order of M 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Student Coun- cil 1-3, Track 3, Baseball 1-2-3. Senior Play 3. Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Econo- mics Club 2-3. licttv lc-:ln Lfulcy Betty' General Major-Stenography G.A.A. 1-2, Athletic Usher 2, Home Economics Club 1, Prom Committee 2, 1 'l'l'lCl'l'S2l lietty Chester 'lTerry Transferred from Clear Lake Uni High, 1945. General Girls' League 1-2-3. O oyce Clarcs Gerzilcl Clark --Jaya General Major-Home Economics Band 1-2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 2, Roller Skating 3, Ice Skating 2, Home Economics Club 1-2-3. Donald LeRoy Cleek iioonff Academic Major--Mathematics Basketball 2-3, Boys' Le ue 1-2-3, Track 3. f Beverly Lfunscr ilaevu Academic Major-H istory Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' League Secretary 3, Hi-Times 1, La Ter- tulia2,gfAthIetic Usher 2-3, For- mal Usher 1-2-3. Richard Sellers Cottingham Dick Academic Major-English Boys' League 1-2-3, Boys' League Secretary 3, Order of M 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3. 'lJerry General llllajor-English Basketball Manager 2, Boys' League 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3, Order of lVl 2-3, Prom Committee 2. lletty .Mm Conroy Connie Academic Nlajors-History, Science. Crater 1-2-3, G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 3, Hi- Times 1-3, Prom Committee 2, Radio 1, Torch Honor 2-3, Ath- letic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 2-3, Debate 3, Concessions 2, Senior Play 3. llueluh llzlrlcnc Cook Cookie General Major-Home Economics Drum Corps 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' Chorus 3, Hi-Times 2, Home Economics Club 1-2- Home Economics Club Pre ent . aj f' l.ol:1 l.. llziugllcrty l'Sunshine General lVlajor-Home Economics Drum Corps 1-2, Girls' Chorus 1 Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Eco- nomics Club 2-3. 1 Janet Day Riclmrcl llc Armand HJ D.. Re-entered from Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma, Wash. 1945. Academic Major-English Girls' League 1-3, Hi-iTmes 3, Ice Skating Club 3. 20 iimckn Transferred from Lakeview High, Lakeview, Oregon, 1944. General Major-Mathematics Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 2-3 Track 2-3. 1 llwill, , Sliirley IDC Moss General Major- Commerce Crater 3, G.A.A. 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Ice Skating Club 1-2, Home Eco- nomics Club President 2, Home Economics Club 2-3, C iriilyii joy likluiicl Transferred from Barnum, Minn., 1945. General Major ---Stenography Girls' League 1-2-3. mzilcl l'Zlll'1YC1lLllCl' .iDon,, Academic Major---History Boys' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 3, Radio 1-2, Tiger Guards 1, lce Skating Club 1-2-3, Ski Club 3. Hi-Times Sports Editor 3. Ricliziril l'.zitliertoii Dick Transferred from Klamath Union High, 1944. Academic Major--Mathematics, History. Band 1-2, Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Senior Class Treas- urer 3, Hi-Y 2-3, Order of M 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Track 2-3, Doris Cloncvzi Ifwing General Major--Commerce Crater 1-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' Chorus 2, Ice Skating 1, Riclizircl lieralil Fawcett '1Fudge General Major-English ASB. Vice-President 2, Boys' League 1-2-3, Boys' League Vice- President 2, H.E.C.A. 3, Order of M 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Stu- dent Council 2, Track 2, Basket- ball 1-2. L Helen Czimlyii Ferris IWZIICY uFerry Boat Jo Academic Genera' Major- Languages Crater 1-2-3, Debate 2, Dramatics Club 2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C,A. 1-2-3, Radio 1. Majors-Commerce, History. Choral Classes 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Athletic Usher 1-2, , XYillrecl XY. Ifriesen I vim l'rciicli '1Frenchy General Major--English Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 2, '1WilIie Transferred from Dallas High School, 1944. General Major-Science Boys' League 2-3. ,qw-mmf ip QY Phyllis Annette Furry uphill, Transferred from Abraham Lincoln High, San Jose, California, 1943. Academic Major-History Band 2, Girls' Chorus 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Orchestra 3, Formal Usher 1. lietty jean Caster General Major-Home Economics Drum Corps 2, G.A.A, 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Eco- nomics Club 1-2-3. Delcie Jeanne Gnches Blondie General Major-Commerce G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3. Richard XVesley Hake noicyu General Major-Mathematics Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 1, Football 2-3, Hi-Y 3, Order of M 3, Tiger Guards 1-2. Barbara Canfield 'lBobbie General Major-History, Home Making. Band 3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Girls' Chorus 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Roller Skating Club 3, Ice Skating Club 2, Home Economics Club 2. A Betty Green Transferred from Klamath Union High, 1944. Academic Major-English Choir 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 1-2-3. Sybil Ellen Hagen NSW, Academic Nlajor-Languages Choir 1-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C,A. 3, Prom Committee 2, Torch Honor 1-2-3, Athletic Usher 3. Elmer Hannaford General Major-Trades and Industries Band 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 1-2. Astrid Hansen Donald L. Harper General Major-Commerce Choir 1-2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-2, G.A.A. Treasurer 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 2-3. nsoapyu General Major-English Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 1- 2-3, F.C.A. 1-2. WT' ary Holmlis l'ivl1:1i'cl Curl lIzii'i'isoii Roman Academic Major---Languages La Tertulia 1-2-3, La Tertulia Treasurer 3, Roller Skating Club 1-2-3. lxuliy Louise lflnynci' 'lrish General Nlaior---History, Science. Band 3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Roller Skating Club 2-3, lce Skat- ing Club 2, Home Economics Club 3. llctty Louise llcss Transferred from Roseburg High, 1945. General Major-History Girls' League 2-3, Girls' Chorus 2, Athletic Usher 3, Formal Usher 3, X elmzi jenn llickmzm Jeannie General Major---Commerce Choral Classes 1, Choir 2-3, G.A. A. 1-2, Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' Sextet 2-3, Athletic Usher 2, Formal Usher 2, Home Economics Club 1-2-3, Home Economics Club Vice-Presi dent 2, Home Economics Song Leader 3. General Major--Homemaking G.A.A. 1-2, Homemaking Club 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home- making Club Historian 3. Ricliziril ll, Hzirrison Slim General lvlajor-History Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A -3 Hi Y 1-2-3, FCA. Fore I WM' Wilclzi Lziiirene Ht-niilicrliiig' Slim General R4 lVlajor-Commerce Choral Classes 1, Crater 3, G.A.A. 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi- Times 3, Athletic Usher 1-2, Home Economics Club 1-2-3, Home Eco- nomics Club Custodian 2. igci' li. Hililmarfl HROQH General Nlaior-History Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 1, FCA. President 1, Football 2-3, La Tertulia 1-2-3, Order of M 2-3, Prom Committee 2. Lit-nc Hiffffens :sb .iHig,, General Major-Mathematics, History. Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 1-2- 3, Prorn Committee 2, F.C,A. 1, Track 3, H.E.C.A, 3, Ski Club 3. Pauline Hoffziwl iipollyri Academic llllajor-History Band Twirler 3, Dramatics Club 2-3, Drum Corps Twirler 2, G.A.A. 2-3, La Tertulia 3, Torch Honor 2-3, Roller Skating Club 2-3. Senior Play 3. l laine Huffnizm .loan l.zmc:i Hoppe ii'-aneyii Academic Majors-Mathematics, History. Crater 2-3, Crater Editor 3, Band 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Student Council 3, Torch Honor 1-2-3, Formal Usher 3, Senior Play 3, Concessions 2, Prom Committee 2, H.E.C.A. 2-3, Torch Honor His- torian 3, Athletic Usher 3. net Hnrslcy Ozzie Academic Majors--Science, Mathematics. A.S.B. Yell Queen 3, Sophomore Secretary 1, Crater 2, Debate 1-3, Dramatics Club 2-3, Dramatics Club Treasurer 3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Merit Award 2, H.E.C.A. 3, Hi- Times 2, Hi-Times Assistant Edi- tor 2, Pep Team 2-3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Senior Play 3, Radio 2, Student Council 3, Torch Honor 1-2-3, Torch Honor Historian 2, Torch Honor Secretary 3, Formal Usher 2, Sophomore Finance Chairman 1, Basketball Captain 1-2. l eR0y House . 'lJunior Major-Mathzimatics, Science Academic Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 1- 2-3, Football 2-3, Hi-Y 1-2-3, Senior Play 3, Order of M 1-2-3, Order of M Secretary 3, Baseball 1-2-3, Skating Club 1-2-3, Skat- ing Club President 3, ix aomi Ilulmlcr Bunny General Maior-Commerce Choral Classes 2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Athletic Usher 2. iisjumpyii Academic Major-History ASB, Secretary 3, Crater 2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 2-3, Hi-Times 2-3, Pep Team 2, Prom Committee 2,Student Council 3, Senior Play 3, Athletic Usher 2, Formal Usher 2, Ice Skating Club 3. Hzirrictt' Hcmliglitoii iiHan,yr1 Academic Major4History Choir 3, Crater 3, Dramatics Club 2-3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Trio 3. Ted Hulmci' jc can Hurst .le Duchess General MajorsACommerce, History. Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 3, Ice Skating Club 3. Academic Major-Science, Mathematics, History. Band 1, Basketball 2-3, lce Skat- ing Club 1, Track 2-3. rome I'i'zmklm Hunter UJerry Transferred from St. Marys Academy, 1945. Academic MajorwMathematics Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 2-3, Football 2-3, Order of M 2-3, Track 2-3. rzilclyn .Ierunie Jerry Academic Major-History Crater 2-3, Crater Assistant Edit- or 3, G.A.A. 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Merit Award 3, H.E.C.A. 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. Secretary 3, Prom Committee 2, Torch Honor 1-2-3, Athletic Usher 3, Formal Usher 3, Senior Play 3, Drama Club 3. L Carole lfzivc jiilmsnn Johnnie ' Transferred from Crandon High, 1944. Academic Major-Commerce Girls' League 2-3. Alan Dale Kirclier 'lKirch Academic Major---Mathematics, Science. Boys' League 1-2-3, Junior Class Vice-President 2, Senior Class President 3, F.C.A. 1-2, F.C.A. Superintendent 2, Football 1-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3, Order of M 1-2-3, S,A.R. Award 1, Torch Honor Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, Torch Honor 2-3, Baseball 2-3. 'nulene joy lii'11gg'cl Flash Academic Major-Science G.A.A. 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Concessions 2. crry Liebm. i-Jerryn . Academic Majors--Mathematics, Social Sciences, Languages. Crater Editor 2, Baseball 2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Activity Man- ager 1, Crater 1-2-3, Art Editor 1-3, Debate 3, Dramatics Club 2-3, H.E.C.A. Commissioner of Activities 3, Hi-Y 3, La Tertulia 2-3, Prom Committee Chairman 2, Radio 1-2-3, Senior Play 1-3, Student Council 2, Torch Honor 1-2-3, Ice Skating Club 1-2-3, lce Skating Club Promoter 1, School Sign Manager 3, H.E.C.A. 2-3, Kzithrvn lmwc i.KittS,n General Major-Home Economics Leo jolmson 'lJohnnie General Majors-Mathematics, History, A.S.B. Vice-President 3, Basket- ball 1, Boys' League 1-2-3, Boys' League Treasurer 3, Junior Class Secretary 2, Football 1, Prom Committee 2, Student Council 3, Baseball 1. Doris lxnutsmi Academic Majors-History, Commerce. Choral Classes 1, Choir 1-3, Crater 1, Dramatics Club 2-3, G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 2-3, Hi-Times 1, Sextet 1-3, Athletic Usher 1, Torch Honor 3. ll Duzme 1.0111111111 General Major-English Boys' League 1-2-3. luric Gunnar Lmclgren Lennie Transferred from Grants Pass, 1944. General Major-Mathematics Boys' League 2-3, F.C.A. 2. juan Marie Luyhen MJD., Transferred from Girls' Polytech- nic, Portland, 1945. General Major-Economics Girls' League 3. N Cloic Luella Lyons l'atricia M. Marshall 'lCookie General Major-Commerce Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 1-2-3. l'at Marx General Major-History Crater 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Athletic Ush- er 2-3, Formal Usher 3, Home Economics Club 3. Gracie livelyn Meadows Stinkie General t Major-History, Homemaking. Band 1-2-3, G.A.A, 1-2-3, G.A.A. President 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Roller Skating Club 2-3, H0m0 Economics Club 2-3. lxcmlall Middleton iiKenn General Major-English Boys' League 1-2-3. :ree Montcith i.M0ntyi, Academic Major-Science Choral Classes 1-2-3, Choir 1-2-3, Senior Play 3, Dramatics Club 2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, La Tertulia 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Sextet 2. iipatfi Transferred from Jefferson Hi, Portland, Oregon, 1943. General Major-Commerce Choral Classes 3, G.A.A, 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Ice Skating Club 1-2-3, Barbara Meadows Dimples Academic Majors-Mathematics, History. Choir 1-2, Crater 2-3, Dramatics Club 2-3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 1-2-3, La Tertulia 1-2-3, La Tertulia President 2, Prom Committee 2, Athletic Usher 2, Formal Usher 2, Sextet 2. Faye McAllister ulvlacn 5 General Major--Commerce Choir 1, Girls' League 1-2-3. Kershaw Miller iipoutu Academic Major-Mathematics, Social Studies. Basketball 3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Tennis Club 2-3. 1 9 w Coral G. Morton Academic Majors-Mathematics, Science. Crater 2-3, Crater Business Man- ager 3, G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' League Representa- tive 3, Senior Cop 3, Prom Com- mittee 2, lce Skating Club 1-2, Skating Club Secretary 1-2. f 1 Phyllis A. Neal l Betty ll. Mullen .Beth nphiln General General Major-Commerce Girls' League 1-2-3, Athletic Ush- er 2-3, Formal Usher 2-3, Home Economics Club 1-2-3, Home Economics Club Secretary 3, Rol- ler Skating Club 1. ll l.l'lJ1ll'Zl Louise Neff nBobbyf, General Major-Home Economics Choral Classes 3, Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Orchestra 2, Home Economics Club 1-2-3. llernzu-rl Lee Nutting uBudu Academic Majors-Mathematics, Science, English, History Boys' League 1-2-3, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 2-3, Order of M 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Track 1-2-3. Bula Rose Oakes Transferred from Broken Bow, Nebraska. Academic Major-Mathematics Drum Corps 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 2-3. Lauricc Peters nl-ouyii Transferred from Roosevelt Hi, Portland, 1946 General Major-Home Economics Sextet 3, Choir 3, Glrls Chorus 3, Girls' League 3. Major-History Girls' League 1-2-3. W Jack A. Nelson General Major-Mathematics Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 1, Football 2. Aclclla Mae Oakes Transferred from Yakima Hig, 1945. General Major-Commerce Girls' League 3, Ice Skating 3, Ski Club 3. llzti-lvaru Olsen l'Bobbie Academic Majors-Mathematics, Languages. Crater 2, G.A.A. 1-2-3, G.A.A. Treasurer 2, G.A.A. Activity Chair- man 3, La Tertulia 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2, Athletic Usher 2-3, Ice Skating Club 1-2-3, Spanish Club Point Keeper 2. .lack C. Phillips Jackson General Major-English Boys' League 1-2-3, Radio 1, Roller Skating 3. 4' . 0 cl lm l.ois Phillips uL0isu General Major-Commerce G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 1, lce Skating 1-2-3. Carl Phillip Reich Reich Academic Majors-History, Mathematics, A.S.B. Vice-President 3, Basket- ball 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Order of M 1-2-3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Baseball 1-2-3, Football Manager 1-2-3. mcv Loc Rinziliurgei' Nan Academic Majors -f-A -History, Spanish. Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A, 1- 2-3, La Tertulia 3, Torch Honor 1-2-3. Helen Robertson Academic Major-Commerce A.S.B. Treasurer 3, G,A,A, 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' League Representative 1, Radio 1, Student Council 3, Torch Honor 2-3, Athletic Usher 2, Ice Skating Club 1-2, lce Skating Club Treasurer 2, Senior Play 3, Torch Honor Keeper of Pins 3. Dt-all Jean Rose Slim Transferred from St. Mary's Acad- emy, 1944. Academic Majors----Mathematics, Commerce. Crater 3, G.A.A. 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 2-3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Tennis Club 2, Torch Honor 3. Shirley M. Rasmussen General Major--Commerce G.A.A, 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3. llzirrell Dean Riggs Academic MajorsfMathematics, Science, History. Basketball 1-2-3, Senior Class Vice-President 3, Football 1-2-3, Order of M 1-2-3, Order of M President 2. llorliert 61. Robbins Herky General Majors-Mathematics, Science, History. Boys' League 1-2-3, Crater 3, Hi-Y 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Ice Skating Club 1. Rctty Rogers Shorty General MajorYHistory G.A.A, 1-2-3, G,A.A. Secretary 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 3, lce Skating Club 1-2-3, Hi-Times Business Manager 3. Russel Rose Bobs General Major--English Boys' League 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3. Z .Al K7 William C. Ruse fit-1'z1lcl Russ Bill HJC-3rry General General Majors-Science, Mathematics. Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C,A. 1, Football 2-3, Track 1. lzel l.ll1lCll1l l'lZlllllllll'Sll Salty Major--Home Economics General Band 1, Drum Corps 2, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Economics 1-2-3. 1111 Sclicllcl General Major--English 4 Boys' League 1 -2-3. Bette Allll Slum' 1iBetty,i General Majors-History, Music. Band 1-2-3, Pep Band 1-2, Band Librarian 2-3, Woodwind Quartet 2, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2-3, Roller Skating Club 2-3, Roller Skating Club Treasurer 2, Roller Skating Club President 3. Charles lf. Slllllll 'lChuck General Major-Science A.S.B. Yell King 3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Choral Classes 3, Choir 3, F.C.A. 1-2, Pep Team 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Tennis President 3, Tennis Club 2-3, Student Council 3, Crater Staff 3. Major-English Football 3, Order of M 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3. li.11'l1z11'zL King Szmcls George Academic Major-History Choir 1, Sophomore Class Treas- urer 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' League President 3, Pep Team 2-3, Sextet 1, Student Council 3. Sliirlvv SCllllClllC1' Hshafr' Transferred from Washington High Portland, 1944. Academic MajorfHistory Choir 3, Crater 3, Girls' Chorus 2-3, Girls' League 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Athletic Usher 3, Formal Usher 3. c Yztil SllCl'lllZLll General Majors-English, History. Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 1-2-3. Xlivllc Slu11cke1' l'Christmas General Major--Commerce Choral Classes 1-2-3, Choir 1-2-3, Crater 1, Drum Corps 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 1, Radio 1, Sextet 1, Twirler 1, Drum Major of Drum Corps 1-2, Drum Major of Band 3. George li. Sparks XfVil1nz1 Maxine Sparks Sparkie Academic Majors-Mathematics, History. Boys' League 1-2-3, F.C.A. 1-2, Radio 1, Roller Skating Club 2. Willie Transferred from Glendale High 1944. General Major-Commerce Girls' League 2-3. Bmw Stat-fum F1'ecl'C. SULIHIIICII Transfer from Orono High, Orono Maine, 1944. Academic Major-Mathematics Basketball 2-3, Boys' League 2-3, Track 2-3. emo Nlurnizi jenn Stearns Snerts Academic Majors-History, Science, Mathe- matics. Senior Class Secretary 3, Crater 1-2-3, Crater Associated Editor 2, Dramatics Club 2-3, G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 3, Pep Team 3, Torch Honor 1-2-3, Torch Honor President 3, Torch Honor Secretary 2, Athletic Usher 2, Formal Usher 3. Robert li. Stevens .Bobo Academic Majors-Science, Language, Mathematics. Boys' League 1-2-3, Choir 1-2, Dramatic Club 2-3, La Tertulia 1-2-3, La Tertulia President 3, Orchestra 2, Prom Committee 2, Baseball 2-3, Senior Play 3. uclx' 'l'z1k:ihi1'z1 9ahudi Transferred from Topaz High, 1945. General Major-Social Studies Choral Classes 3, Girls' League 3, G.A.A. 3. l'StiCk Academic Majors--History, Mathematics. Basketball 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Boys' League Vice-Presi- dent 3, H.E,C. . 1-2- Order of M 1-2-3, Bas all ji ,Q i 01 Roger G. Sterton liBlondie Academic Majors-Mathematics, Science English, History. Boys' League 1-2-3, H.E.C.A. 1-2-3, Senior Play 3. 'Joi' 51-06 Mercedes 1izirhz11'a Swing iimercyfi General Major-Homemaking Band 3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, Girls' Chorus 1-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Roller Skating Club -2-3, Home Economics Club 2-3, Home omics Club Musician 3. I NN illizim Ronald Tzuns i'Bill Academic Majors-Mathematics, Science. Basketball 2, Boys' League 1-2-3, Prom Committe 2, Tiger Guards 1-2-3, Tiger Rajah 2-3. 1 lfrncst NVill Tcmplin 'lBill Transferred from Harrison Public, Montana, 1945. Academic Major-Mathematics, English Basketball 3, Boys' League 3. zwjoric Luc 'l lioinpson Margie Academic Major-History, English Choral Classes 3, Choir 3, Crater 2, G.A.A. 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 2, Prom Committee 2, Radio 2-3, Senior Play 3, Ath- letic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 2-3, lce Skating Club 3. I' I illizim Iiclwz 'Fudd Bill e V Academic ', L Major-English ' J A.S.B, Business Manager 3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Basketball 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Student Coun- cil 3, Torch Honor 2-3, Torch Honor Vice-President 3, Baseball 2-3. city 'l'l'l1llllll2 Cl' Bets General Major-Commerce Drum Corps 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, F.H.A. 2-3, F.H.A. Secre- tary 2, Roller Skating Club 2, Roller Skating Club Secretary 2. Vll'g'lL' Vzuiclcrpool Academic Major-Science Choral Classes 1-2-3, Drum Corps 1-2, Girls' Chorus 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Torch Honor 1-2-3. H.E.C.A. 3. Gcrzilclme joy Thomas Jerry Academic Major-Languages Band 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3. Mzxrizm Tilley Academic Majors-History, Commerce. Crater 1-3, Drama Club 2-3, G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3 Girls' League Treasurer 2, H.E C,A, 3, Hi-Times 1, Rad' Torch Honor 2-3, Athletic 1-2-3, Formal Usher 1-2-3. Xumni Tiiild Academic Major-English Girls' League 1-2-3, Orchestra 2 Torch Honor 2-3. z ' in 'z 'cam Tuc ' Bobby General Major-Science Choral Classes 1-2, G.A.A. 1-2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' Chor 1-2. Margery Van Valzah nvann General Major-History Girls' League 1-2-3. E .s.. 31 Mzw Louise Vcrshooi' Gveneral Major-Homemaking I Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 2-3, I Dean von Stem 0eator Transferred f orthwest Naz- arene de y, Nampa, Ida., 1945 ic aior-English, Mathematics Boys' League 3, Choir 3, Track 3. lion VN':ilclron Academic Majors-Mathematics, History. Basketball 2-3, Basketball Mana- ger 1, Boys' League 1-2-3, Foot- ball 1-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3, Hi-Y Treas- urer 3, Order of M 2-3, lce Skating Club 2-3. liettv VYZIITCII --Baie' Transfer from Grant High, Port- land, 1945. ' Academic Major-History, English Girls' League 2-3, ice Skating 3, La Tertulia 3, Athletic Usher 3. Formal Usher 3. Robert Stuart Watson .Bohn Academic Major-History, English Basketball 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Boys' League President 3, Sophomore Class Vice-President 1, Junior Class President 2, Football 1-2-3, La Tertulia 1, Order of Nl 1-2-3,. Prom Committee 2, S.A.R. Award 1,' Student, Council 2-3, Track 3, Baseball 1-2-3. Pzitricizi Virchow npatn Transferred from Fremont High, Sunnyvale, Calif. General lVlajor-Commerce Choral Classes 3, Girls' League 3 Veruiece Vromzm 'lNiecie General ' ' Nlajor-Home Economics Band 3, G.A.A. 3, Girls' Chorus, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Econ- omics Club 1-2. XYZll'l'Cll Xliilkcl' General Major-History Boys' League 1-2-3, Ice Skating Club 1-2-3. Llurol VVZltCl'StUl1 it-I-opsyn General Majors-History, Commerce. Girls' Chorus 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 3. 1 lkitricizi Corrine VVelmster iipatii General Nlajor-Home Economics Girls' League 1-2-3, Home Econ- omics Club 1-2-3. 'Ln -is R 6, ,, -., ..,... .... .,., ,,.. . 2 . ......-- We g. -g . i s i SPI' 'F ?ll Phyllis Anne VVeuilt iiphyeii Academic Major--History Choral Classes 1-2, Choir 1-2-3, Crater 2-3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls' League Council 3, Prom Committee 2, Radio 1, Senior Play 3, Athletic Usher 2-3, Sextet 3, Formal Usher 1-2-3. lJolurcs Wnlkinsim 'IDodie Transferred from St. Nlary's Academy, 1945. Academic Major-History Choral Classes 2-3, Crater 2, Girls' League 2-3, Girls' Chorus 2-3, Athletic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 2-3, lce Skating Club 2. Cilflllilll lf. NV1'igl1t l,i In ,lane Xlliitc Liza Jane Academic Majors-Mathematics, Languages. Choir 1-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, G.A.A. Vice-President 3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Le Tertulia 1-2-3, La Tertulia Point Keeper 3, Athletic Usher 1-2-3, Formal Usher 3, Ice Skating Club 1-2-3. Virgil NNE If V iioudeu Transferr d r o Chicago, ., 9 5 General Majors-History, Social Studie Boys' League 3. l.:i Ycrnc May Yocom 'lQueenie QBUSH ' - ca emic :AC:ji?,?IiHi5t0,,yI English Majors-Mathematics, History. Crater 1-2-3, Crater Business 5-,A-A 1'2'3f Glrls Lea9P'e 1'2'3f Manager 2, HM-,mes 3' prom Hi-Times 3, Ice Skating Club Committee 2, Athletic Usher 2, 1'2'3f Crate' 3- Formal Usher 2, Ice Skating Club 3. Glenn ll- York liCl'llCllL Lee YUl't0ll Transferred from Franklin High, uBem'el Portland, 1945. Academic Academic Majors--Mathematics, History, Science Boys' League 3, F.C.A. 3, Roller Skating Club 3. ! , 7' if I O Jenn Helene Zuclmriscil zach Academic Major-History Choral Classes 2-3, Choir 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League 1-2-3, La Tertulia 1-2, Athletic Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 3, ice Skating Club 3. Ri Major-Mathematics Band 1-2, Boys' League 1-2-3, Choir 2-3, Junior Play 2, Hi- Times 3, Ice Skating Club 1, Radio Club 2, Pep Band 2. ilmert Gerald Zuiiclell Bob Transferred from Prospect High, 1944. Academic Major-Mathematics Boys' League 2-3, F.C.A. 2, Ice Skating Club 3. O From top, left to right: GLENN TINGLEY, President, LLOVD CARR, Vice-President, VIRGINIA LONG, Secretary, NONA WERNER, Treasurer, KEITH NEWTON, Represen- tative, MRS. HERRON, Adviser, IVIR. KIRTLEY, Adviser. I M' Class or IQLI7 H, . - . . . lh: arlvirers III the junior Llass are very pleased with the achievements of their grtiup iii lmth selmlzirsliip and in rlfliuul activities. 'l'lit- flevelupmeiit ul' the class as a xrliule in the Iielcl ul appreeiatitm of the tiL'Ill0Cl'2llil' principle. that the will of the majority must prevail over the desires of a well-m'g'aiiizerl mimirity, has been an important acerImplislimeiit. Iii the future we litrpq tu see inure aiicl mzire sturleiits whu will realize that they will lllliy reeeive worth-while per- :striial l'C'CUf1'fIltiUlI Im the hasis ul their emitriliutimi to the cmmiimi guoclf' The almve statement hy Mrs. Gladys Herrmi :mil Mr. lfrl liirtley illtliL'ZltCS why the class if pruucl tw have them as their aclviserrs. Memlmerrs nl' the class twink part in selmol affairs ul the year. .X large num- lier til jtmiwr students were uflieers iii chills aiizl pariicipatecl in athletic activ- ities. lhe class was a prize-winner in the azmual Xuise l'aracle. In May the gimtip spmistwecl the jiiiiim'-Senior Prom. juniors are IIUXY eagerly awaiting the assuiiiptiuii ul' senior respcmsihilities. They Ieel that their many activities and high seliularsliip rating have well equipped them for the ruining year. 0 GROUP ONE- First row: Mary Berrian, Joan Crawford, Betty Barker, Gail Codding, Audree Andrews, Margaret Bisniark, Betty Blair, Rose Zella Chinn, Carmen Chase, Mary Ann Brill, Second row: Gwen Clark, Barbara Casad, Dorothy Beal, Peggy Bray, Ethel Chambers, Dale Bigham, Bud Barnum, Sam Anderson. Third row: Mrs, Herron, Elgan Amidon, Bob Butler, Lloyd Buchanan, Dwin Bailey, Ward Bebb, Bob Barbee, 0 GROUP TWO First row: Mary Ellen Golden, Beverly Daily, Joan Davis, Pat Fawcett, Marjory Duncan, June Elliot, Zelda Gay. Second row: Jim Freeland, Lois Dubs, Bonnie Edwards, Moreen Field, Jo Anne Gilmore, Janis Duncan, Lloyd Carr. Third row: Harold Ellis, Glenn Crocker, Francis Fann, Bob Duane, Doug Coghill, George Carr, David Dow, Bob Crook, Fred Chez. 0 GROUP THREE- 'First row: Lois Junker, Joan Johnson, Harriet Jones, Margaret Gregory, Betty Howard, Katherine Hoppe, Jessie Jacobs, Clara Hackett, Helen Johnson, Barbara Hamack, Pike Grubbs. Second row: Virginia Hawkins, Dorothy Henagin, Phyllis Hasbrook, Margy Hammond, Susan lnskeep, Ray Glass, John Great, Rex Goble, Edwin Gillispie, Third row: Nick Greene, George Green, Bob Goodwin, Frank Gerety, Bob Sutton, Jack Holmer. 0 GROUP ONE-First row: Beulah Konopasek, Jackie Kirtley, Leah Knutson, Shirley Nlorrow, Virginia Long, Jan Miller, Corinne La Tourrette. Second row: Regina Mark, Grace Morse, Jean McEwen, Betty Kidwell, Elinor Lindley, Barbara Merritt, Shirley Larson, Shirley Lehman. Third row: Richard Lehman, Norman Kaplon, Dick Kyle, Ray Klepper, Don Long, Don Landing, Carl Knox, Verle Lubbers. 0 GROUP TWO-First row: Joy Oldham, Maxine Pearson, Carol Meyers, Joan Pomeroy, Doris Rasmusson, Temple Rose, Clifford Pence, Cecil Owings, George Mottern, Bob Millar. Second row: Astrid Peterson, Nancy Rose, Rosalie Noelker, Norma Nelson, Walter Moran, Don Rutter, Richard Runyard. Third row: Vanetia Neal, Marilyn Nickel, Betty Robinson, 36 Jerry lgo, Bill Moffatt, Keith Newton. Fourth roy: Marlin Pierce, George Smith, Bill Redhead, George lVlcUne, Herbert Nill. 0 GROUP THREE---First row: Norma Rasinusson, Margaret Reed, Madeline Ward, Nona Werner, Phyllis Tenqvvald, Dolores Stenreson, Vera Smith, Derva Sater, Helen Schumaker, Ruth Shults, Vona Lee Webber, Harriet Walker. Second row: Irene Wolfe, Norma Warner, Evelyn Watkins, Jane Watson, Mary Lou Walters, Owen Thomas, Hoiner Stephenson, Ray Shults, Clifford Wolff, Kathleen Seekatz, Beverly Work, Third row: Robert Sutton, Bill Werner, Glenn Tingley, Bill Turinan, Bruce Y'Blood, Ted Quackenbush, Jack Wimer, Fourth row: Earl Stelle, Charles White, Bill Singler, Vern Shangle. NN. Q nw 0 From top, left to right: Noelle Sloneker leads band formation . . . Bill Redhead in study hall . . . lVlr, Davis, lVlr. Walker, and Mrs. Pullen, who keep our building clean and warm . . . Medford High Campus from library window . . . Another win4another trophy for our large collection in the front hall case . . . Sophomores carry in junk and build the first bonfire since the war black-out . , . The flames light up the campus and football field for the game . . , Senior girls in the cafeteria-valiant vitamin vanqulshers all. Class or The class of -48 was one of the largest elasses ever to enter Medford Senior High Sehool. I ln October, for the first time since the war, the sophomores built a giant bonfire which marked the opening of the football season, Their spring eotillion was one of the most colorful dances of the year. The sophomore assembly featured vaudeville acts using talented students from the elass. Sophomores entered sueh organizations as the Crater. Hand, Chorus, La Tertulia. GAA., Hi-Y, Tiger Guard, Home lieon- omies Club, Skating Club, Debate Squad, Tennis Club, and Torch Honor. This class has been well represented on the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams by praiseworthy sophomore players. Under the able direction of Mrs. Cox and Mr. Mentzer, class advisers, the sophomore class has completed an excellent year. 0 From top, left to right: ALBERT BRAUN, Presidentg TOM MOTTERN, Vice-Presidentg BOB SHANGLE, Secretaryg MARY ADAMS, Treasurerg BOB GAINES, Representative, MRS. COX, Adviserg MR. MENTZER, Adviser. 0 GROUP ONE -First row: Carol Brown, Joan Bruinmond, Mary Adams, Barbara Bottjer, Jocelyn Bauer, Joann Blunkall, Harlan Bosworth, Kay Batenian, Bob Chamberlain, Larry Armstrong. Second row: Lilly Boden- stab, Dottie Brown, Ann Butler, Doris Bostwick, Irma Bostock, Imogene Blair, Albert Braun, Jim Clark, Frank Burch. Third row: Marie Bum- gardner Lenora Albright, May Bullard, Joan Anderson, Jerry Coffin, Joe Chez, Markle Carter, Loyd Berring. Fourth row: Jim Baskins, Bill Arnold, Tom Childers, Al Gilhausen, Ed Clark, Jim Berrian, Kenneth Brew, James Algeo. 0 GROUP TWO-First row: Lelia Cox, Virginia Early, Mary Ann Clark, Joy Finch, Betty Conley, Alvin Edwards, Dick Franks, Jim Clark, Bob Earnest, Glenn Funk. Second row: Jean DeVoe, Betty Geppert, Carolee Ettel, Yvonne Gault, Betty Drummond, Mary Sue Greene, Claire Cordier, Ann Durno, Markle Carter, Robert Strothers. Third row: Hazel Fouts, Rosalie Glascock, Lola Haddock, Tom Childers, Jerry Coffin, Jim Baskins, Melvin Frick, Tom Furnas. Fourth row: Joe Fliegel, Bob Wilcox, Ed Clark, O GROUP THREE' -First row: Billie Ann Lyons, Lorraine Moffatt, Phyllis Merrick, Rosemary Lee, Allan Ylvisaker, Norman Kencheloe, Ronald Lehman, Second row: Eleanor McCabe, Pearl Muir, Barbara Lindstrom, Pat Lawson, Third row: Mary Beth McCurly, Stephanie Miksche, Joyce Marshall, Mike Lynch, Ted I-lenton, Richard Leever, David Johnson. Fourth row: Jerry Lausernan, Bob DeArmond, George Jennings, Monty Kounz, Al Gleason. 39 e l 0 GROUP ONE First rovv: Lorraine Moffatt, Daphine Martin, Phyllis Merrick, Patsy Older, Eleanor McCabe, Allan Miller, Alf Pederson, Robert Perry, Gordon Price. Second row: Bertha McCallister, Nadene McClanahan, Joyce Marshall, Stephanie Miksche, Leroy Pederson, Dale Pratt, Jack Miller. Third rovv: Bob Pearson, Hugh Pervorse, lve McKinney, Fred Phillips, Ronald Nutting, Treve Neff, Robert Pitts, Fourth row: Bill Parker, Kenneth McCown, Ramon Marion, Bob Mercer, Tom Mottern, Gordon Marx, Bob Peterson. 0 GROUP TWO-f-First row: Helen Parker, Rita Rogers, Maxine Powell, Mary Lou Stovell, Dorothy Ray, Ruth Padgett, George Smith, Bob Shangle, Dix Richardson, Second row: Alice Stinson, Geraldine Peterson, Lael Shuck, Marianne Perl, Donna Lee Ross, Jim Selby, John Skyrman, Neal 40 Jones. Third row: Janet Shaw, Janet Scheel, Genevive Phillips, Barbara Poutre, Jacqueline Schmidt, Arlan Sullivan, Jack Ragsdale, Jean Smith. Fourth row: Mary Alice Reed, Pat Reeder, Jeanne Rice, Patsy Simmons, Joan Provo, Eldred Shaffer, Ernest Robinson, Wayne Ratty. Bill Richey. Fifth rovv: Dick Rilley, Dalton Strous. 0 GROUP THREE-'First row: Shirley Tufts, Arlene Young, Gwynn Young, Mary Virginia Wait, Glenn Yost, Dic Walsh, Kenneth Tolle, Richard Wilson. Second row: lris Thomas, Marjorie Tedesco, Jacqueline Walker, Bonnie Tepovac, Roy Van Ortwick, Lloyd Timmons, Jim Wilson. Third row: Charity Williams, Marcella Turner, Elizabeth Yoakum, Mr. Mentzer. Fourth row: Mrs. Cox, Sylviann Waite, Marilyn Winetrout, Herbert Wing. School Scenes O 141.11111 t11p, 11-lt t11 right: Miss 1ii1't11'y 11t the 1X'11t'1't' wc w11i11 .1w11x' 111:111v l11'1'ti11g 11111111c11t:1 t111111 1'1111'1c . . . 111111111 twist111t111- w1'ist11111111 with 111'1111111i11g . . . 1'1-p ZlSSL'l1I171f' . . , Mi1 p11111'11 111' 11111 ti11111 0111011 111111 08110011811 1111 1111e's t111- s1'1'1111111s 111. 11i1111'11111s 1IlllQ,'111CI' t1111 pep 1011111 115' t11 1'111ss wit11 111111 111 t1111s11 pretty 111110 1Zl1't1y 1111115 its XYZQ' l111'1l11g-11 111111t11111' pcp 11ss1:111111y . . . slips XX'ZlV11lg'111 1111-111-1-11211 . . Study 111111 . . . 11111-t'1C1'11l . . , 1'..1t 11111 1'1111 . . 1X1I1j'17C1I1ll 111is is thc 1:1v111'it1- 1'1:1ss 111 111211151 Study 112111, p11111' 11111.ll1'111111l1f 11115 l11'11il 11p ti1111' t11 1111. School Scenes Q livin tmp. lcll lu right' In this pliysics Clzxss Miss NIHISKII .mil Chuii ',.. This is :1 class in in 111 lla-lviiig' iiilu thc rc-zilm ul thc liiilmmvii to which :ill thc sung hirmls ummm- In rc-st. Llnlgrzlls iiml smiivlliiiig lhil xxhnii lmiiicl still clues not tm' slniic line nliwpiiig this ya-:li '... lillL'llIl5U', milxm iluil ul' sf-usa -,,. 'l'ypiiigcl:iss . . . Dizzy lzih . . . With its rzittlc ul cliciiiistry tuhvs :mel liiignis is :1 ll'lllll' lui' this vlziss. A-Xt thc wurcl thcf putpn1i1'i'i ul sim-lls mic can mit fm'g'0t this mimi vc-rx Su n' lingers l-Illl'lX' llx' wvvi' thc l X qcys School Scenes 0 Immi tmp, lelt ltrVigiltlC11l'l3t'H11'y . . . lfrt metal . . . Yun say yen want :L new waste hnsket xes tu Imexuitiful tzthles is :1 shtguii for this class f- tell ymi where tu get it! just visit the shctt in which with :1 few tmwls :md lllZlL'l1il1CS :tml :t hat metal elztss where :ill such things :ire made . . nt kiimx'-Iimv. hezuitiful illl'IlillII'C is turtlecl out . . . lfumls . . . The smells of scurellecl food is elimin tluthiiig '... .- X stitch in time sztves nine -11 zltecl ztftei' :1 euiirse in this coukiiig' elziss. Home- pmverh that is well txttlght in this class . . . Sheet iiirtkers I X' , ting 4.111 themselves, I lirum top, left to right: Tliusc girls who :irc xvzilvliiiig tlicir ligiirms Sclwool Scenes zlrc lu-Cmiiiiig' l'Cl0Zl1l-CXC hlzllivsu. Ciuml work if you can flu it . . . llzlll :Ll mimi .... M thc suuncl ul' the mum lmcll tlicrc is ai wilrl ilzxsli tu get liist in thc czilctcrizi linc. .-Xrc wc liiingry, ur :irc we just slmwiug ull our trzulx rlliility . . . Nusclcs fairly ripple in tliis Class. 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X QQXXXQ' X X fi XX X x Q X X' X f Q X X X X Q -vs Xa TQ: Xw'X'?gXSJ:5fwXm:XX +G XwX X W: X ,W 4, X X X XXX XXX fXXi,iv,X,N X X XX, -M-ii-'X X, A W , ,X ,g'f35?fXXQ R iff? A I From top, left to right: NORMA STEARNS, President, BIL TODD, Vice-President, JANET HORSLEY, Secretary, ALA KIRCHER, Treasurer, ELAINE HOFFMAN, Historian, H ROBERTSON, Keeper of Pins. A Torch l-loner 'l'in't'h llimiii' is Illl iirgzmizzltiini iilwii til those stuilciits liziviiig ei high scliillustic stzimliiig. Students who wish to join the cluh ohtriiii ztilluissiiin lllI'tllly,'ll 1111- pliczitiou. This year the 'l'in'el1 lliiiiiw, uiirler the ezipzihlc lt-:tilt-i'sliip ill its iil'l'ict'i's :mil ziclviser, Mrs. Olivia Clziypiml, has tziken :ui ziiftivc pzirt in the scliiml p1'imgi'z111i. The chih spuiisiiiwcl two suc- cessful rlzmceesg it ztlsii siilil uilccs lmetwt-cn the hzilvcs :it the liligt-iw, Lining llqiy, and l.o1ig'vicxx' lmztskethzill gziiiics. 'l'in't'li llimin' cntercil zi flimt in the Noise l'zii'zulel1cfiii'e the .-Xslilziml lliiitllzill gniiic. Both the zulvisvi- :mil the 1neiiilic1's feel that this has ht-en ai siicct-ssl'i1l ycui: 0 First row: Virgie Vanderpool, Ann Conroy, Marian Tilley, Mary Adams, Mary Virginia Wait, Joan Brumrnond, Joy Finch, Helen Robertson, Naomi Todd, Janet Horsley, Bob Miller. Second rovvz Elaine Hoffman, Doris Knutson, Peggy Bray, Katherine Hoppe, Margery Hammond, Jo-Anne Gilmore, Susan lnslqeep, Nick Greene, Alan Miller. Third row: Charity Williams, Leah Knutson, Ann Butler, Evelyn Watkins, Joan McDuffie, Deah Jeanne Rose, Beverly Autry, Jeraldyn Jerome, David Bourquin, Fourth row: Lorco Monteith, Polly Holfard, Phil Phipps, Charles White, Mary Sue Greene, Treve Neff, Bud Notting. Fifth row: Jerry Liebman, Bill Todd, Bill Moffat, Fred Chez, l-l. E. C. A. The llistury, liciiinnnics, and Civics Assoc- izitinn has haul zi successful yczu' with Mrs. I . Yan Sciiy :is ziclviscr. The purpose iii' this Ol'g'1llllZZlllUll is to i'cn'zu'rl zichicvclncnt in history, econmnics, and civics :incl to stiinulzitc intcrcst in attaining :tn zivciwigc ol' ninety in' ulmovc in these subjects. :Xt thc prcscnt time students may he votctl into ll. lt. Q. .'X. iin :i grzulc nl A, li, oi' C in gruiip iinc, A or ll in QTULIIJ two, nr A in group thrcc. ll. li. C. A. has spniisnicil this yczii' zi Sziclie IlZlXX'lilllS clzincc. :L float in the Noise l'zn'nclc, Il prcsciitzitiiin nl' I1 XY:isliing'tnn's Day assembly, :incl :in initiation lizinquct for cightccn new incnilicrs. 0 From top: GLENN TINGLEY, President, BEVERLY AUTRY, Vice- President, JERALDYN JEROME, Secretary-Treasurer, BETTY BAKER, Commissioner of Membership, JERRY LIEBMAN, Commissioner of Activities. 0 First row: Joan Hoppe, Elaine Hoffman, Doris Knutson, Marian Tilley, Ann Conroy, Janet Horsley, Betty Baker. Second rovv: Winifred Brock, Polly Hoffard, Betty Beer, Katherine Hoppe, Margery Hammond, Jo-Anne Gilmore, Janis Duncan, Moreen Field, Mrs, Van Scoy. Third row: Fred Stammen, Jeraldyn Jerome, Beverly Work, Virgie Vanderpool, Beverly Autry, Loree Monteith, Fred Chez. Fourth row: Norman Kaplon, Nat Bender, Bill Moffatt, Jerry Liebman. Fifth row: Jim Cave, Roger Sterton, Darrell Riggs, Glenn Tingley, Lloyd Carr, Jean Higgins. I i l l l l l 47 ELAINE HOFFMAN, Editor-in-ChiefJERALDYN JEROME, Assistant Editor CORAL MORTON, Business Manager JERRY LlEBMAN Art Director lilo Crater Xltliriiigli lzivt-fl with nniny tlillictiltivs, elm-l lil wliicli wut- slnii'tzigt's lil pzipw. lzililir. :intl clivci' ni:itci'i:ils. llic ttzitci' stall. lllelfi, lizis strive-ii tri llllllllill 21 ytf:Li'lititilt wllicli will mum- up tri lliu slzitnlzircls til lilo t-xccllt-iit L l'ZllL'l'S wliicli linvt' Quin- lit-lliit' in. St'x't'i':il iiiinixtititnisl1:u'olit'v1i ii1ti'ml11t't-rl in tlit- ZlllYt'l'liSlllg, tliv zivlimi slnits lil tlic- lziciilty. :intl tlit- cl:issi'sni1ii snzipslnits. .Xll ul tlnirif: lifvt' insult- it llCt'0SSZll'j' tri iiicrczist- tlit- sim- eil tlit' lnnilq. XXI- lniiit- tlizit you like it. O First row: Janet Day, Dolores Bisrnark, Helen Ferris, Ann Lonroy, Barbara Meadows. Jackie Kirtlcy, Coral Morton, Janet Horsley, Elaine Hoffman, Harriet Houghton, Second rowz Nlnrioric Thompson, Jozin Hoppe, Carmen Wright, Jeraldyn Jerome, Pat Marx, Carmen Chase, Kntlilecn Seelcatz, Phyllis Wendt, Susan lnskeep, Norma Stearns, Shirley Schneider, Laurvne lloinincrhnq. Third row: Mrs. Settle, Betty Drummond, Margery Harnrnond, Jo-Anne Gilmore, Deah Jeanne Rose, Virginia Long, Bonnie Edwards. Fourth row: Jerry Liebrnan, Bob Goodwin, Bill Rosc,, Marian Tilley, Doris Evvinq, George Srnith, Not pictured: Charity Williams, Ward Behb, Chuck Shinn, Betty l.ou Allison, LaVerne Yocom l8 0 Left to right: Dapliinc Martin, Laurene Henlnicrling, Jo Anne Gilmore, Nlargy Hanirnond, Dolores Bisinark, Bob Goodwin. Um- ol the most popular institutions of BI.H.S. is the school paper, the lli-limes. :X meinlier of the National Scholastic l'ress .'Xssoei:ition, the Hi- 'l'imes is issuecl lii-weekly :xml attempts to give an zieeurzile :iml interesting report ol events :tml per- ' sonzilities in tlle school. I 'l'l1e paper is proclueeil liy the jourilzilisin class iimler the ilireetion ol' Mrs. lilizzilietll Settle, :tml is eilileil liy ,lo-.-Kim Gilmore :tml Margery llumimiml, ' eo-eclitors, :tml ljillllllllt' Martin, 2lSSlSt2lIl1Q eclitor. I m e S Hiller inenlliers ol' the stall' :ire lloli liooclwiu ziml litlliSll1lllg'lC.5130118 eilitorsg lietty lQog'ers,li11si11ess inzinzigerg columnists .Ierry I.ielimzm, ,loan Hoppe, -lam' XYIIISUH, .lzuiis llunezln, XY:1r4l lielili :tml Lloyd Carr: reporters lion l:2lll'XYCZ1lllL'l'. l.ois l'l1illips, l.z1- Yerne Yoeoin, Iletty l,ou Allison, lN1Ill.llCl'll1C Hoppe, zlml lietty liililerlizielig t'XCll1lllg'CS, lJ2l1lllillC Martin: serzip liook, Lois Phillips. 0 First row: Betty Allison, Betty Rogers, June Bosworth, Janet Day, Joan Hoppe, Pat Fawcett, Katherine Hoppe. Second row: Mrs. Settle, LaVerrie Yocom, Ann Conroy, Mary Brill, Carmen Chase, Lois Phillips. Third row: Bob Goodwin, Jerry Liebman, Bernett Yorton, Don Fairweather, Jean Hurst. ,.r,,t,, Q O X sw 5 . ' Q ff X ' Q JANET HORSLEY,'YeIl Queen CHUCK SHINN, Yell King 1 Pep Club l.et's give Meclford lareuiiiotive. and make it big! All aboard! What a familiar suunclg the pep team out there hacking' mir team in fair weather ancl foul! Yell Queen, janet lflursley, and Yell King. Chuck Shinn, have clone a great jul: leading our routing section this year. The pep assemblies lmeiure eaeh game emltainecl original skits. yells. aml lvaml numhers. l.aurels gn to Mr. Miriek and the haml for their cooperation. Miss killlllllllgllillll as aclviser mlicl much to make it a sueeesslul year ul years. 0 Dolores Stenerson, Vona Lee Webber, Janis Duncan, Audree Andrews, Janet Horsley, Barbara Sands, Norma Stearns. Athletic and Formal Ushers BEVERLY BISHOP, Head Usher The large g'1'UlllJ ul' girls who have laicl asicle their hooks to assist Mr. ancl Mrs. -lohn Public to their seats, has clone an excellent juli. A number nf the girls were jnninrs xxlio will lnrin a nucleus for next years ushers. Uncler the leadership of Beverly Bishop, head usher, and Miss Josephine liirtley, aclviser, the girls slinnlcl he given an ovation for their outstanding perfnrniance. This is the largest group of ushers in the history of M.H.S. 0 First row: Pat Fawcett, Winifred Brock, Lila White, Marian Tilley, Harriet Walker, Madeline Ward. Jackie Kirtley, Nona Werner, Sally Knight, Dolores Wilkinson, Betty Warren, Joan Luttrell. Second row: Barbara Olsen, Betty Mullen, Jeraldyn Jerome, Ann Conroy, Suzanne Campbell, Jane Watson, Phyllis Hasbrook. Jo-Anne Gilmore, Susan lnskeep, Marjorie Thompson, Virginia Long, Bonnie Edwards. Third row: Charmaine Brault, Shirley Schneider, Sybil Hagen, Pat Albern, Pat Marx, Donna Brewer, Beverly Bishop, Marilyn Nickle, June Elliott, Phyllis Wendt, Elaine Hoffman. Fourth row: Kathleen Seekatz, Jo Ann Crawford, Betty Hess, Miss Jo Kirtley. ,W O BARBARA OLSEN, Treasurerg BEVERLY BISHOP, Vice4Presidentg BARBARA SANDS, Presidentg BEVERLY CONSER, Secretaryg MISS MARY BUSCH, Adviser. Girls, League This year, as always, the Girls' League has taken an active part in school activities. The purpose of this organization is to promote higher standards of scholarship, character and leadership. lilected to the office of president was Barbara Sands who was assisted by vice-president, Beverly Bishop. Other student officers included Beverly Conser, secretary, and Barbara Olson, treasurer. Miss Mary Busch acted as adviser of the League. Making up the council were the named officers and two representatives from each class. Elected to these positions were Betty Drummond and Bertha McAllister of the sophomore class, jo-Ann Gilmore and Elinor Lindley. juniors, Phyllis Wendt and Coral Morton representing the seniors. Beginning their year's activities, the League usually sup- ervises the initiation of all new girls, hut this year the new ineinlwers eseapecl their eonsequenees :incl were welecnnecl into high selniul with :1 lilrinzil eereintiny eoneluclecl hy Il get- :ieqnziintecl ten. The l.e:ig3'ne's meetings were helcl every six weeks :intl ueezisitnizilly zi special meeting' was eulletl. This yezir the girls sptlnstiretl Il tlzlnee fur the entire stnclent lmiitly. They ehilse hlznnizwy .22 us the clzite, heezlnse :it that time the semester CXllllllllZltlUllS were over. lnppiiig' the lull ol inznn events lor the year was Girls' l.C1lg'llt' lYeek whieh was lroin April 8 tlirungli l3. The theine. Nlizicliu City. was enrrieil ont lay elever rleeiirzitiiins :intl signs tliiwiiiggliiiiit the selitiul huilcling. The girls' :ietivities liar the week hegxin with il party for lreslnnen t'rtnn 'lnnitir lligh. .AX style shuw :intl tea fur the inimthers :intl lim' fzienlty women un XYeclnesrl:iy, :in assembly priigrznii Tlinrsilziy, zi pienie on the lawn :it nmm lfriclay, and :1 senii-lorinzil hzill Szitnrclziy eunlpletecl the festivities nt' Girls' l,e:ig'ne XYeeli. 0 GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL-Left to right: Barbara Olsen, Beverly Conser, Beverly Bishop, Phyllis Wendt, Coral Morton, Elinor Lindley, Bertha McAllister, Jo-Anne Gilmore, Betty Drummond, Barbara Sands. GLENN BOSTWICK, President MR. BOWERMAN, Adviser is Qrcler 01 U H 11110 111. 1111- 11111s1 111111111111-111 111'g:1111z:1111111s 111 1X1Cf11lP1.11 111g'11 is 11111 1i1'1101'1b1 1111- K1 . 1111- l11L'l11171'l'S111lJ is 1111111011 111 111115 111111 11:11'1- 10111-rs 111 111z1j111' s11111'1s 111111 11'1111 :11'1- 1'1-1'111111111'11111'11 115' 11111 1'11:11'11cs. 11118 j'1'I11' 1111- 111'g:1111x:1111111 11':1s 111-11111-11 111' 12111111 1111s111'11'14, 111111 1,f'll1l 151-ss11111'111' 11s 1'i1'11-1111-si111-111, 1.1-R111 111111s1- :1s S1'1'1'1-1:11'1', 111111 1':11'1 11111111 :1s 1l'L'2lSl11'l'1'. N111 S1111I351l11, 111111 11:15 1111- :1111'isc1' 11l1l'1IIg' 1110 first 501111-x11-1', 11':1s 1411111-1-111111 111' X111 111111'1'1'111I111. N11-111111-rs 111- 11115 011111 11:11'1- 11111111 1ll111'1l 111 . , . . 11111111111 N11'1111l1'11S 111:1111'1'w11111 111 s11111'1s, O First row: Fred Slilflllllflvi, Roqei llibbard, Lynn Bessonctte, Jllll Cave, Bob Watson, LeRoy l-louse, D011 Waldron, Alan Kirclmr, Bud Nutting, Carl Reich. Second row: Bill Rose, Dick Eatherton, Lloyd Carr, Bill Singler, Dick Fawcett, Glenn Tlngley, Darrell Riggs, Dick Hake. Third row: Earl Stelle, Bill Werner, Douglas Coghill, Dick Cottingham, Jerry Ross, Jerry Clark, Nick Greene. Fourth rovvz Tom Nlottern, Glenn Bostwick, Herbert Nlll, BOB WATSON, President FRED STAMMEN, Vice-President DICK COTTINGHAM, Secretary LEE JOHNSON, Treasurer Boys' League 1111i1C1' t110 01111111110 10z1c1ers11ip of 1,'1'0sid011t R011 VVatson t110 Boys' 1.0:1g110 has C01l1lJ1CtCCl :mother successful Year. It was 1Q11l'U11g'1l the Boys' 1.0:1g'110 that tl10 11111111111 i11itiz1ti1111 111 1110 11011' s11p1111111111'0s was 110119 z111'z1y with. T110 buys 1011 111:11 it was 11111 1z1i1' to 1111111i1i:1t0 211111 t'l111J1l1'1'Z1.SS t110 11011' suphs 1l1U1'C 1111111 t110y :111'0:111y 11'01'0, :111c1 11101115111 that i11st0:1c1 it xVl3111fl 110 110tt01' to 11111140 t110111 1001 11'010o1110. A11 hoys :111to111:1ticz111y 1100111110 1l1CIl11561'S of the Boys' 1.0:1g'110 11'h011 th0y 01111111 111 high sc1111o1, and this large 1110111- 1101311111 111:1k0s thc org'z111izz1tio11 very lJOXVC1'11ll :1rc11111c1 school. It helps the buys 10111111 tu w111'k togetlwr and thus p1'011:11'0s 1110111 to 110001110 110tt01' 0itiz011s 111 il r10111o0rz1ti0 11z1t1o11. 111111 the l11lll1Cy 101't 1'r11111 last y0:1r and the 11111110y r000iv0cl 11'U11l s011i11g' lJl'Og'1'1l11lS Ill the 11101111111 g:11110s, t110 Buys' 1.0:1g110 is :111':1y 11111 111 1113111 111 1110 matter of 1'i11z1110c. fJ111C1' officers who w111'k0cl 1121111 101' 1110 101155110 w01'0 Y100- 1,1'L'S1i1C11l 1'll'Cfl Stz1111111011, S001'etz11'y Dick Cot1i11g'11z1111, 111111 'I'r0:1s111'01' 1.00 jm11111s1111. 111011 COt1I111g'l1Z1111, 11o1vev01', j111110c1 1110 Navy 21.11C1'111S g1'z1c111:1ti1111 nt 111111-t01'111. 55 La -I-ertulia ':, ' f 2 ' . is un licmor l.zi li-rtulit tht 'wpimsli club it-ty upon tim second :mil third year stuclei its ii Iizivi- inztdc high grzules in Spanish. Miss Iliiriitliy XYilsim has lic-cn the chili :ulvisei iluiing the past vezir. llii- Cillii liiiil-Sinliin gziini- :infl :in ZlSSCllliJi5' in hiiniir spmisiwcil It rlzmce alter the Mccl- iil l':1i1 .Xiiic-ricziii XYL-ek. in ! l l a l i 0 LILA WHITE, Point Keeper, MADELINE WARD, Secretary, BOB STEVENS, President, BONNIE ED- WARDS, Vice-President, CARL HAR- RISON, Treasurer, 0 First row: Pat Older, Virginia Earley, Lila White, Joan Pomeroy, Margaret Bismark, Corrine La Tour- rette, Helen Ferris, Joan Brummond, Betty Baker, Dick Harrison, Harlan Bosworth. Second row: Suzanne Campbell, Jane Watson, Bonnie Lou Edwards, Polly Hoffard, Nancy Rose, Audrey Hall, Nancy Rinabarger, Rosaa lie Noelker. Third row: May Bullard, Jean DeVoe, Madeline Ward, Beverly Autry. Fourth row: Barbara Olsen, Eula Rose Oakes, Pat Alburn, Norman Kaplon, Dick Kyle, Marilyn Nickle, Beverly Work, Mary Ann Brill, Miss Wilson. Fifth row: Catherine Vilas, Rosalie Glascock, Lenora Albright, Loree Monteith, Barbara Meadows, Donna Brewer, Betty Warren, Betty Beer. Sixth row: Bob Stevens, Bob Claypool, Jerry Liebman. 0 First row: Betty Beer, Polly Hoffard, Maxine Powell, Geraldine Peterson, Rosalie Glascock, Betty Conley, Bette Shaw, Mercedes Swing, Gracie Meadows, Ruby Hayner, Miss Berg. Second row: Arlene Young, Kathleen Seekatz, Lola Haddock, Charlene Conner, Alice Howard, Marie Bugigardner, LaWanda Lindsay, Grace Morse, Ardell Marrs, Pike Grubbs. Third row: Dottie Ellen Brown, Patsy Simmons, Erma Bostock, Edwin Gillispie, Fred Phillips, Alvin Edwards, Ted Kenton, Floyd Hayner, Jim Griffith, Marvin Epstein. Fourth row: Don Harper, Jack Pliillips, Ed Clark, Bruce Baxter, Glenn Crocker, Ted Quackenbush, Herman Wimmer. QoHer Skating Club l l 0 First row: Shirley Tuffs, Margaret Reed, Vona Lee Webber, Mary Hinderer, Mary Adams, Mary Virginia Wait, Joy Finch, Joan Brummond. Second row: Ann Butler, Dorothy Ray, Jeanne Rice, Shirley Schneider, Alan Miller, Bob Mercer, Russell Rose, Al Boucher. Third row: Donna Lee Ross, Joan Coleman, Jacqueline Schmidt, Mary Sue Green, Chuck Shinn, Bob Bills, Warren Walker. Fourth row: Mr. Cope, Art Bostock, Tomalena Cook, Dick Eatherton, Kershaw Miller, Jim Selby. Tennh Club 57 0 First row: Doris Knutson, Marian Tilley, Corrine La Tourrette, Helen Ferris, Barbara Meadows, Loree Monteith, Harriet Houghton. Second row: Janet Horsley, Mary Arm Brill, Bonnie Edwards, Polly Hofford, Third row: Peggy Bray, Vera Smith, Janis Duncan, Jo-Ann Gilmore, Shirley Morrow, Susan lnskeep, Ward Bebb. Fourth row: Mrs. Herron, Jeraldyn Jerome, Bill Moffatt, Jerry lgo, Dick Kyle, Bob Stevens, and Jerry Liebman. 0 From top, left to right: BILL MOFFATT, President, JERRY IGO, Vice-President, JANET HORSLEY, Secretary-Treasurer. We J E JS Dl'GFTlE3 Club lfnclcr thc supcrvisimi iii Mrs. lilzulys Herron thc Drzimzi Club has, this past year, workcrl to luring lll1lllCl'UllS cuter- tziinmcnt to the students and faculty of Mccll'm'cl SL-uiur High Scliuul. The stuclcnts Quiuprmsiiig the cluli were sc- lcctccl the your lichirc lrimi Il large g'I'UlllJ of tryouts. A lllCZlSVZLlll spczilciug voice suitzilwlc for thc stage, goorl tonal quality, :incl acting' we-rc :ill that was rcuuircrl fur mcnilworsliip, 'l'lu-so incin- i hers sc-rvcfl the urgzuiizzltimi cillu-r liy taking zictuzil part in plays, :wtiiig :is prmnptm-rs. typing' scripts. wr xvm'kii1g in ligllfillg' zlucl suuiul effects. At the im-Ctiug' hclcl during' thc iwon hour thc stuclcuts lezwucfl thc art ul' llllllitullli lm' the stage, stuflit-cl tlle clif- lcrt-nt types nl plays, :intl przlctlcecl rv- ciling lines ul tllcsc plays fur speecll lllIlil'lhYt'lIlt'lll. During' tllc first moot- ing' nl' the yt-:tr tht- nhl mcmlwers fle- viclccl mit to :lct'cpt new Illl'lIlll0l'S until :iltcr the clulfs first prmltlctimi. 'l'l1rt-0 plays wllicli thc clulm proclucccl cluringg the year were 'l'l1c District l'm1tm'st, Nulmtly lltm1c'. :1ncl Nllllllllli Yun, lJm'lut', 0 Left: The cast of Nobody Home is as follows: Loree Montieth, Mary Ann Brill, Bob Stevens, Barbara Meadows, Dick Kyle, Bill Moffatt, Right: Jackie Kirtley, and Jeraldyn Jerome, prop girls assisting Mrs. Herron the director. 0 Top: Members of the cast of llThe District Contest are Helen Ferris, Jerry lgo, Janet Horsley, Janis Duncan, Jerry Liebman. Bottom: The cast of Thank You Doctor consisted of Jerry Liebman, Jim Cave, Joan Hoppe, Bob Watson, who took the place of Alan Kircher lwho was absent the day the picture was takenl, Marjorie Thompson. 60 Vocal lvlusic The vocal niusic clepztrtnient has hurl :L year iillecl with ser- vic to the school :incl the connnunity. The clepztrtnient is hezuleml liy Miss Mabel Nztnsen, supervisor of music in Nlkwlfili-rl schools Outstzincling sinzill ensenihles inclucle the girls' sextet, girls' trio, lwoys' quartet, ztncl girls' triple trio. These groups have lueen ztctive in entertaining connnunity service clulms, church groups, school ztssenilmlies, :incl have presented several rzttlio programs. The .-X Copellzt choir. whose officers are l,oree Monteith, pres- itlentg llurnette Yorton. vice-presirlent, :incl llzlrriet XX':ilker, secretary. have with the snmller vocal rinrl instruinentztl groups. given at lreztutilul conihinerl Clll'lSllllZlS progrzun, zt spring concert, ztnrl :tn l':ZlSl0l'Ill'UQ'l'1tlll. 'l'he nieinhers lmrought home high honors . . . . . . , . iroin the clistrict contest in Ashlancl with the girls chorus, choir, :tnrl sextet getting the top rating of one. Nlenilmers ol groups not pieturerl are :ts lollows: lioys' quzirtet. 0 CHOIR--First row: Dorothy Ray, Laurice Peters, Pearl Muir, Phyllis Wendt, Marjorie Thompson, Lila White, Loree Monteith, Janice Duncan, Harriet Walker, Shirley Morrow, Sybil Hagen, Virginia Hawkins. Second row: Harriet Houghton, Peggy Bray, Jean Zacharisen, Charmaine Bra-ilt, Leslie Webber, Clifford Pence, Ardell Marrs, Dic Walsh, Doris Knutsen, Vera Smith, Third row: Mary Lou Walters, Ann Durno, Jo-Anne Gilmore, Shirley Schneider, Jerry Lausmann, Lloyd Timmons, Vern Shangle, Astrid Hansen, Janet Scheel, Fourth row: Bob Shangle, Chuck Shinn, Burnette Yorton, Gordon Marx, George McUne, Don Hibbard, Treve Neff. O TRIO Left to right: Harriet Houghton, 0 SEXTETTE Left to right: Pearl Muir, Ann Durno, Jo-Arine Gilmore, Harriet Lorce Monteith, Vera Smith Walker, Jean Hickman, Doris Knutson. . 'l'i'cx'i- Ni-ll, lliili Sll1lllQ'll', .lorry l,1lllSlllZlIl, tlilrilini Klzirxg girls' ti'i1ilcti'iii,blc:iii Rice, .liwclyii l:1lllt'l', Kline IQWIIIS, l:1ll'llJll'Zl Klvziil- iiws. tliriil hhv11lL'l'Stlll, lJ:11'lctii-tkiiilq, Mwccilcs Swing, Ilillic Kun Igiins. .li-:in l5i'X'im-3 sulistitutcs in triple triii, linrlmzlrgl liziulit-lil, hlaickic Kirtlcy. l'nt Ulclcr. O GIRLS' CHORUS First row: Cloie Lyons, Betty Brown, Barbara Bottjer, Margaret Bisniark, Mnry Hinderer, Mary Ellen Golden, Gwynn Lee Young, Carol Waterson, Mary Virginia Wait, Billie Ann Lyons, Pat Older, Jean DeVoe, Rita Rogers, Second row: Betty Geppert, Laurice Peters, Clarice Brantley, Jocelyn Bauer, Bonnie Tepovoc, Dottie Ellen Brown, Marie Chamberlin, Jackie Kirtley, Jean Hurst, Darlene Cook, Barbara Neff, Miss Nansen. Third row: Genevieve Phillips, Pat Marshall, Donna Lee Ross, Dolores Wilkinson, Moreen Field, Lael Shuck, Alice Howard, Virgie Vanderpool, Mercedes Swing, Astrid Peterson, Shirley Rasniusson. Fourth row: Iria Hughes, Carolle Ettell, Judy Takahira, Jeanne Rice, Lola Dougherty, Joan Anderson, Rosemary Lee, V.. 32 MR. l. A. NIIRICK Bandmaster Under the leadership of Mr. 1. A. Mirick, the bancl has continued to be B G n d an organization which has brought honor to the school and has servecl it in many ways. This group has playeil at many pep assemblies, and for the Noise Parade: :luring football ancl basketball games its stirring strains, hearcl from the bleachers, have served as an inspiriation to all of us. ln the special programs of the music department the bancl has given excellent account of itself: in the presentations of the clubs it has been of valuable assistance. ln the Music Festival in Ash- lancl this spring the bancl won a top rating. and later represent- ing our high school at the National Contest in liugcne it again won a first rating. Mr. lllirick has inaugurated a merit system in the band. Under this plan points are won by members for all types of ser- vice in the organization. Perforining with the banzl were the majorette and twirlcrs. Heacl Nlajorette was Noelle Slonekerg twirlers were Polly Hof- larcl, Charlene Connor. and Bonnie Iidwarcls. 0 First row: Noelle Sloneker, Charlene Connor, Polly Hoffard, Bonnie Edwards. Second row: Duane Lehman, Carlene Mark, Clifford Wolff, Allen Ylvisaker, iris Thomas, Helen Schumacker, Gracie Meadows, Derva Sater, Maynard Hadley, Mervin Bailey, Henry Graneat, LeRoy Pederson, Margaret Face, Third row: Rosalie Glascock, Marie Chamberlin, Janet Shaw, Marvin Epstein, Alan Miller, Bob Mercer, Kenneth Tolle, Richard Wilson, Bob Miller, Bette Shaw, Mr, Mirick. Fourth row: Ronald Lehman, Bob Pearson, Ted Quackenbush, Roger Fields, Jeanne Rice, Pat Barnum, Derwood Graham, Elmer Hannaford, Floyd Hayner, Kenneth Brew, Elwood Dye, Fifth row: Marlin Pierce, Astrid Hansen, Barbara Ganfield, Larraine Blaess. MW I DUN VVALDRON, Treasurer, GLENN TINGLEY, Vice President BOB BUTLER, Secretary, LE ROY HOUSE, PI'CSid !it,' MR, MCDONALD, AdViSCl'. I-II-Y bln-:in Speevli, Pla-:in Spnrts, Clvzm N'liiiI:irsl1ip. :mil Llvzin lnviiig is the Illliltil ui' lilc' Hi-Y. This iiigziiiixziliiiii SIMllISUl'C1l scvcrzll xiclivitivs ll1I'llllg'I1U1ll the your Im' the stnilcnl iiinly. Une nt' thc must success- ful ilniivcs xxzis the lli-YR with the llivnic in' Ski Rcsiii't, :1i1cl the Jxlilllllll l'i'iil1vs in blllffll Iil'u1lg'l1t clown thc' Innisc. O first row: David Johnson, Bob Shangle, Bob Good- win, Glenn Tingley, Nam Bender, Dick Henselman, Harold Skinner, Jerry Liebnmn. Second row: LeRoy House, Vern Slmiinle Bob Butler, Dick Harrison, Alan Kircher, Dick Kyle, Phil Phipps, Third row: Lynn Bessonette, Bi!! !VIoff.1tt, Frank Gerety, Herb Robbins, Dick Eather- ton, Toni Mottern, Dick Hake, Ted Quackenbush. Fourth io'-.1 Ceorrge Green, Don Waldron, u BILL IAIVIS, Tiger Rajah J 7 0 First row: Ted Kenton, Hugh Pervosse, Ray Glass, Bill Tams, Bill Ivie, Bob Claypool, LeRoy Sullivan. Second row: Al Gleason, Fred Phillips, Glenn Yost, Lloyd Timmons, John Skyrman, Bob Duane. Tiger Guards .Xiiiitlic-1' S2lllSlYZlk'lUl'5' yczir lizis rlrziwii tri ll cliisc lui' Mcclliirrl Sl-iiilir lliglfs ,l1lQ'K'l'lill1lil'1lh wlici fiiici':1lc-cl mirlcr thc giliflciivc iii' 'l'igsc'r Rnjzili Hill Tzmis. The clutics ul' this grmip :irc acting' :is :L liiggli scliuul policy lm'Cv. ln-ing' trullic iilliccrs :it :ill :itlilctic omit:-sts, mziiii- lnining urflcr :il pop rallies :xml pzirnclcs, :mil :issistiiig :it :my pulmlic luiictiiiii iii wliicli the liigli scliiml facilities :irc usa-fl. .Xt scliuiil llziiiccs llic iiicinlicrs pulicc activities :iiirl smiic- limcs :wt :is ticket tzilccrs, .Mlrlitiiuiizil flllllCS iiicllulc CllCClilllg' lin- sol lockers :mil scrviiig :is the fire- squzul iii wliicli c:1p:u'ity vzicli mem- lvcr lizis :ln zissigncrl juli. 4- F. C. A. 'l'hc inziin purpose of the Future Crzilts- incn .'Xssoci:liion is to give hoys who work in thc vocntionzil clcpzirtmcnt :incl those who work outsiclc zi chzincc to tzikc part in thc socizil liic ol' thc school, since thc hoys who work hull' thc clay zinml go io school thc other half hzivc no opportunity or tiinc to join in athletics or lo join thc rcgulzir chilis zirouncl school. 'l'hc l'lllllll'l' L'r:il'tsnicn holcl thcir niectings in thc cvcnings zilioui oncc ll month whcn thcy have :i socizll gct-togctlicr. Mr. A. ls. Mcntzcr is :nlviscr for thc group. 'l'hn-rc :irc no rcquircmcnts to lic mct lw :i lioy who xrishcs io join thc lfulurq Crafts- mcii .'XSSl7L'lllilUll. Any lioy who works in the shop, or in shcct inclnl, or who is intcrcstcfl in shop work may join. lll'l'iccrs of thc l'll1llll'l' Ciziltsincii :irc snpcrintcinlcnl, Girl liurkl foremzm, Richarcl llzirrisong limc kccper. Curl Borg, gate kccp- cr Nzirlin l'icrcc: znlviscr. M. l.. .-X. lllcntzcr. 0 From top, left to right: CARL BURK, Superintendent, RICHARD HARRISON, Foreman, CARL BORG, Time Keeper, MARLIN PIERCE, Gate Keeper, 0 First row: Ernest Robinson, Pike Grubbs, Richard Morgan, Norman Kincheloe, Frank Burch, Carl Borg, Carl Burk. Second row: Nlirlin Pierce, Kenneth Tolle, Fred Phillips, Ray Glass, Edwin Gillespie, Dick Grisby, Mr. Nlentzer. Third row: Bob Pitts, George Motzern Fourth row: Bob Stevens, Lawrence Phelps, Herbert Wing, Wayne Ratty, Joe Chez. Fifth row: Billy Richie. Wh A+ s A 3 xv QRNLXR 15 5 Si :i X! . ze i'? 's ,JN -'HK Q V sf KM ff- P- Um. G. A. A. li. AX. A-X. is :in 1i1'g'2lIliZ1lll4ill wlncli spiiiisnrs tiinriizniieiits in viillcylizill, lwzisketlizxll, ping piiiig. :incl sriftlizlll. Html ill ineinliersliip is tlic letter xxliicli is ziwziiwleil :lt the cnil mil tllc your lin' sports pzlrtivipzttiim. .Xilvisvr iii this clnli is Mrs, Cirzlce llerg. 0 From top, left to right: GRACIE MEADOWS, President, LILA WHITE, Vice-President, BETTY ROGERS, Secretary, ASTRID HANSEN, Treasurer, BARBARA OLSEN, Activity Chairman, MRS. BERG, Adviser, O First row: Joyce Clares, Lila White, Win fred Brock, Mary Lou Stovall, Dolores Bisniark, Jean Hickman, Helen Robertson, Marjorie Thompson, Joy Finch, Jewell Nelson, Derva Sater, Betty Rogers, Betty Lou Allison, Mrs. Berg. Second rovyp Ruth Shults, Daphine Martin, Barbara Olsen, Gracie Meadows, Grace Morse, Dorothy Beal, Elinor Lindley, Ceraldine Peterson, Rosalie Noelker, LaVerne Yocom, Bille Ann Lyons Third row: Janet Shaw, Rosalie Glascock, Phyllis Merrick, Joyce Marshall, Adclla Oakes, Nancy V,ck, Jane Watson, Janis Duncan, Polly Hoffard. Carmen Chase. Fourth row: W Ima Sauer, Harriet Walker, Nancy Rose, Betty Beer, Maxine Powell, Iris Thomas, Mercedes Swing, Jeanne Rice. Fifth row: Kathleen Seekatz, Janet Scheel, Astrid Hansen, Helen Schunwaker, Nona Werner, Charmaine Brault, Jackie Kirtley, Margaret Bisrnark, Future l-lome Makers The limne et-iiiimnics grmip has alfiliatecl with the national iwgailizzltitnl ol the Future. llinne Makers ol' .-Xiiiwiczi umlcr the super- vision nl' the llepartinent of liflilcatimi, home ccinimiiies tlivisiiin. Ilnris Hostwick, vice- prt-siileiit of the local clnh, was elected pill'- lizlnit-i1l:u'i:1i1til'thcstatein'g'a11iz:1tim1inlXl:11'i:h 1ll.lIllSj'0Ill'. The giuiiiii spiiiisiiwcl Il successliil dance un XvZlll'lIllllt S Hay. 0 Froin top, left to right: DARLENE COOK, President, DORIS BOSTWICK, Vice-President, BETTY MULLIN, Secretary: DOROTHY HENEGIN, Treasurer. I First row: Beverly Dailey, Arlene Young, Cloie Lyons, Joyce Clares, Dolores Bisniark, Laurice Peters, Jean Hickman, Mary Hobbs, Betty Mullin, Darlene Cook, Jewel Nelson, Billie Ann Lyons, Joy Oldliani, Carol Waterson. Second row: Dorothy Henagin, Ruth Slinlts, Grace Morse, Margaret Reed, Lorraine Blaess, Astrid Hansen, Mercedes Swing, Mary Ann Perl, Rosalie Walker, Barbara Hainock, Jean Hurst, Rita Rogers, Third row: Dorothy Holland, Lilly Bodenstnl, Lorraine Moffatt, Joyce Marshall, Mary Alice Reed, lielen Schnniaker, Pat Marx, Jeanne Rice, Dorothy Beal, Barbara Neff, Joan Anderson. Fourth row: Betty Barker, Tomalina Cook, lV'ay Vershoor, Delcie Guches, Geraldine Peterson, Margery Duncan, Derva Eater, Ina Hughes. Fifth row: Miss Mary Busch, Mrs, Alberta Loiland, llarriet Jones, Lola Haddock, Zelda Gay, Lola Dougherty. IN 0 First row- .liinc Bosworth, Janet Horsley, Mary Adams, Ann Conroy, Lori-.n:ie Moffat Second row: Jerry lqo, Bill Moffatt, Mary Green, Claire Cordii-r Third row' Jerry Liebnian, Miss Compton. lbebate Squad 0 First row: Pat Older, Lila White, June Bosworth, Winnifred Brock, Deah Jean Rose, Vona Lee Webber, Audree Andrews, Katherine Hoppe, Betty Lou Allison, Betty Rogers, Dick Walsh, Harlan Boseworth, Second row: Cathrine Vilas, Lois Phillips, Jan Miller, Shirley Morrow, Betty Warren, Mariorie Thompson, Jane Watson, Margery Hammond, Moreen Firfds, Joan McDuffee, LaVerne Yocom, Dick Franks, Mrs, Butler. Third row': Dorothy Ray, Nadene McCIanahan, Rosemary Lee, Betty Geppert, Ann Butler, Jnn Baskin, John Skyrrnan, Jerry Lausman, Treve Neff, Lloyd Carr, Keith Newton, Lee Johnson. 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F X A X, X .,,. X XXXX ,X X, . XQXX X. X X Q -. . was Www? FCDCDTBALL 'l'he Medford High lilaek Tornado, defending State Champions, opened their 1945 foothall season after much early training. Coach Al Simpson again using' the formation spent some time on new plays. and lamiliariziug players with Simpson's strategy- Al, after taking' two consecutive State championships. one in haskethall at Ashland and one in Medford in foot- hall, hoped to get a third Championship. But in the semi-final game the 'l'ornado lost to Grant High of l'ort- land 7 to O. Simpson and his three assistant eoaehes, lid Kirtley. liill liowerman. and Leonard XYarren, were rezzdy to go for they had excellent material, and were destined to have another great year. The players that composed this year's first string' at the start ol' the season were ends, Kireher and Riggs: tackles, XYhilloek and liessonetteg guards, Tingley and Greene: center, Cave. Haekfield: quarterback, Ross: hallhaeks, liostwielc and flark, and fullhaek, XVatson. 0 IDENTIFICATION OF ACTION SHOTS ON OPPOSITE PAGE-From top to bottom: Stelle goes over the line standing up into pay dirt to add another score for Medford in the Grants Pass game, O Dazzling Jerry Clark drags an opponent over the line when he scores in the Albany game. 0' Carr scampers around right end to add a lot of yardage for Medford in the Klamath game. 0 From top: MR. AL SIMPSON, MR, E M, KIRTLEY, MR. W. BOWERMAN. Medford 68 Albany 0 The Black Tornado opened their 1945 football season on the Medford gridiron September 21, when they thumped the Albany Bulldogs 68 to 0. This was the first game of the year for both squads, and the Tigers outweighed and outplayed the Bulldogs. No injuries were suffered by either team. This was the initial appearance before the fans of the first string: Riggs and Kircher, endsg VVhil- lock and Bessonette, tackles: Tingley and Greene, guards: Clark and Bostwick, halfbacksg NVatson, fullback: Ross, quarterback? and Cave, center. Medford 40 Coos Bay 0 Playing at Coos Hay, the Black Tornado scored their second victory when they defeated the Pirates Coaches: MR. BOWERMAN, MR. KIRTLEY 72 40 to O. Medford scored seven plays after kicking off, with Ross going over on a quarterback sneak. Qther touchdowns were scored' by: Watson l, Bostwick 2, Riggs 1, Carr 1. The Medford line was paced by Greene, Tingley and Riggs. The victory gave Medford 108 points, while it completely shut out their opponents. Medford 52 Eugene 7 Trarnpling their previously unbeaten hosts into submission before a packed stadium, the Medford High Tornados defeated the Eugene Axemen 52 to 7. The Axemen made the first score of the year against the Tornadoes when a short pass in the fourth quarter clicked for a touchdown. Al Kircher, who had been out of earlier games with an injured knee, made what amounted to his season's debut. jim Cave moved to the quarterback position, several times hurling the ball for nice passes. lt was the first time during a game that he had done any passing. Hostwick was the mainspring of the game, making several long runs through the entire op- position to score. XYatson was also a consistent gainer. Medford 38 Eureka 0 Playing the fourth game on their schedule, the Tornado met the Eureka Loggers on the home field to defeat their visitors 38 to O. The game was the toughest yet for Medford, fcontinued on page 73j F OOT B A L L fcontinued from page 725 and the Californians showed plenty of fight up to the final gun. tilenn liostwick made the longest run of the day when he took a Eureka punt on his own five yard line and ran it hack 95 yards for a touchdown. Darrell Riggs, captain of the squad, was injured in the second quarter and was sent out of the game with a hroken nose, Medford 51 Klamath Falls 0 The Klamath Falls Pelicans. arch enemy of Medford for several years, fell 51 to O hefore the Black Tornado on Modoc Field. The Klamath defense was poor and Medford went through prac- tically at will. Medford gained 504 yards to Klamath's 53, and the Tigers made 23 first downs to Klamath's 3. The Tornado made 8 touchdowns and 5 conversions to Klainatlfs 0. Medford 78 Bend 0 l l MR. SIMPSON, Coach days of l'riuk Callison's stellar foothall squad when the Tornados trampled the visiting Hend l.ava liears 78 to 0. Hend was hehind almost from the opening whistle as Holm XYatson scored on the first play from scrimmage. lfour plays later Al Kircher took a short pass from jerry Ross to score. The game was less than two minutes old. Medford scored their greatest v'ctory sinee the ' tcontinued on page 7615 Managers Under the assistance of Managers Carl Reich and Xtard lielmh, the team was equipped with the neces- sary supplies eaeh night for practice and on game nights. Managers made trips and had a responsihility on themselves for all equipment. Verne Shangle was statistics keeper and manager. O From left to right: CARL REICH, VERNE SHANGLE, WARD BEBB. 73 Ill! XII-llvlh Inline' I lvllilvll V omado guns, to Pulls Frida! cut over radio bqimxlng at I mouncsd x Darrell xfllclnes ,am len ' wrfn1p and ll w.ll be in physlcnl plny, rvrn wllh a mpwn sam. Srsmnatlr- and Hownrd waning un c k l r w s battling weth 3 lunch the past few days bul ably be ready to 10- nat pair! of the game xr dcclnrvd, Rmrmiuder am was in good shape lung. after n couple of wavy workout! for lhe Klamath Falla. h Falls lx sparked by n lacks by lhe mmm of and lledkry who are In any league nml Arv acyl-1 slmrz againsl the Bom are much faatvr avc-mgr hllh achovl num and will be away rhdowu whomever they n lnlu the clear. llr.-ans have played fum reaklm! tven wllh Iwo two losses. Las: lyme dropped I 18-12 drau- mll Pass in a Soulhm-rn engue clash. Mcdfurd, her hand. has amused KA LOGGERS EAT BEFORE ADO POWER 'I Black Tornado con- rlr fourth nupcnf-ng Oct, luv Ruralul Lngzern bowed fore the hard-hllllng Med- hc Lolzf-r vrew prenoutf-ll 41. obntgcln this yur for elown' kk-ksagoft to the lnggnrs, lor three unsurrenful Nrloll tn hlfk. wer. yu hlm-kvd by ho rrfmlmd gd rvmwf-rm! nn da Mxnuunh me Nu on the Mrs! Wuumn punllod J svoru the Iourlh. wide- mul Mudford lorwk thu hall up io nrtvr nm n the llxlrd, Al md, rmnvsrlnx. 'and mrtlvs. made na. .lorry flurk Q llnw from can yard out 'he kh-k was no Knoll njuyml n lil In 0 lmul, kh-kewl ul! and nth-r Lhrma ul playa, Eureka pnmed nda nn um lim yard llun. 'rl play Glenn llnslwlck Dllllh llw Ellrflku squad lu mrds fm' my dirt. thu w nl Um day. wound iw-rlofl uvcvxvai. lf-hed. slush-r :wk tho llurued lu his Ml, Wnlnru nfl the lull 1-ml mm run src-lu 17 wh.-re ln- was d out ul lmumln. Willson around right ond lu fc-nro. vu good. ocond pnrlod prourwuwd. 558 was Injured and wus is hnnpllnl with n bmknn I Cdchlll was mul In tu n, and the dullm nt cap-'Jw if ld Lu tha nlrnuldnm or math, allay, Ire no nmres ln llle llxlrd L on tha last play of um Dllvlck lnrvlr the hall nn A duhad 'FR ynrdn lo lhe Hui ll not lmen for tha 'ho :ot lhrnulh the Med- rhrenre Bouvlck nn' 'mild lmvn Sono on for ll. urlh Dirlvod omnnd scene ll to Clark in the end Mlm mugs, The kick was l K A 4 lv., maLhz1xmsn.',XMw y t s-GQ I . lo game, his plxcikwflfl I IMA' Watson took me l ll!! trip so he slowed caan.. inn..-u...nx RNAD Flrgt of c Cmwllva 'iml-l xhll lx K' I are Tomght Lrwnurs ! kgazyfvf was M11 In 70 ftpa at . - 17? 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The prize for thc noisicst was won lxy ilu- junior k l lss. The float juclgccl thc most o1'ig'i11al and consequently tlxc onc XYlIlIIlllg' thc aclvcrtlslng plizc was the Sophomore Class float. Many clcvvr iclcas wx-1'c Q uxlul out m flu- floats. and thc paraclc was ouc ol the most colorful anrl ginal cvcl' lm 0 First row: Homer Stevenson, Dvvin Bailey, Bill Arnold, Nick Greene, Dick Kyle, Bob Chamberlain, Bill Sinqler, Glenn Bostvvick, Earl Ste-Ile, Bud Nut- ting, Bud Barnum, Alfred Gleason, Bill Bowermani Second row: Bruce Staf- lord, Tom Childers, Harold Skinner, Herb Nill, Doug Coghill, Chuck Sams, Lloyd Carr, Joe Chez, Fred Cisez, Roger Huber. Third row: Lloyd Timmons, Richard DeArn1ond, Bill Rose, Edwin Clark, Verne Shangle, Ward Bebb, D.cK Cottingham, George lVlcUne, Bob Butler, Gene Higgins, Dori Harper, Art Bostock. Fourth row: Owen Thomas, Bruce Y'BIood, Ted Huber, Bob Crook, Jim Baskin, Bob Watson, Jim Cave, Bill Werner, Norman Kaplon, Frank Gerety, Glen Crocker, Track 0 First row: Bill Singler, LeRoy House, Jim Cave, Bob Watson, Alan Kircher, Carl Reich Second row: Dick Rnnyard, Edwin Gillespie Lloy , d Carr, Doug Coqhill, Glenn Tingley, Joe Chez. Third rovrg Herbert Nill, B G S e b G N I Herbert Wing. 81 Cd 1' i. C Winter Sports King VVintcr Caine this year ancl found more and more subjects to accept his challenge to ski, tnhugg'an, anfl skate. His touch was seen in the school halls as various snmv lovcrs were seen walking' aronncl with hngc lmanrlagc-s and other vviclciiccs of skiing trips. A skiing' clnh was forincrl hy Bill Bowcrman ancl provvcl to hc nm- of thc must successful clubs in thc' sclinul. linsscs wvrc chartered hy the mcinlwrs to take' thcin to Union Crcck and Annie Sprinfrs. 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BETTY BILDERBACK-- -Play polo in the Madison Square Garden. HORACE BITTLE-lack Benny's violin teacher. BOBBIE BILLS-Iunior buzz bomb. BEVERLY BISHOP-Iournalist on Police Gazette . DOLORES BISMARK-Artist for Esquire , LORRAINE BLAESS-Wife ot a New York street cleaner. MAXINE BLASS-White collar girl for Fel's Naptha. HARVEY BOARDMAN-No ambition whatsoever. CARL BORG-Tree surgeon. ARTHUR BOSTOCK--To be a Indianapolis speed-way champ. GLENN BOSTWICK-Coach for the Green Pearpickersu football team. IUNE BOSWORTH-Welfare worker on Knob Hill. AL BOUCHER-Manager for Purple Socks. DAVID BOUROUIN-Research chemist-he's searching for the blonde assistant. CHARMAINE BRAULT-Radio singer on the Goodwill Hour. MAYNARD BRAY-Successor to Available lones . DONNA BREWER-Cotton picker in the South-the Deep South, that is. VELMA BROCK-Chief ice skater in the Roller Dome. WINIFRED BROCK-A horse trainer. BETTY BROWN-Dramatic actress in He1zapoppin' DON BROWN-Central Point garbage collector. CARL BURK-Owner ot Burk's Venetian Beauty Parlor. GENEVIEVE BUSH-Dressmaker for Slap-happy Paper Doll Company . WILLARD BUCHANAN-Stand-in for Jerry Colona. LARRY BURDETTE-Newspaper reporter for the midnight edition of Kaps Kapers . SUZANNE CAMPBELL-Creator of new comic strip, Little Bo Peep . VIOLA CARMEN-Stenographer for Burpsi-Cola Co., Inc. MARGY CARTER-Stuffer of pills into pale people. BETTY CATEY-Secretary for Swabbus, Inc. . IIM CAVE-Ad writer for the Central Point Gazette . THERESA CHESTER--Fiend for orange popsicles. IOYCE CLARES-May I cut in? tSurgical nurse, that is.l S4 , JERRY CLARK-To keep from getting dishpan hands on K. P. DON CLEEK-Lumber chopper for Ye Olde Woodpile . ANN CONROY-A second Florence Nightingale. BEVERLY CONSER-Private secretary for the King of England. DARLENE COCK-Beauty operator in F ilby's Fuss Parlor. DICK COTTINGHAM-Own a skunk farm. LCLA DOUGI-IERTY-Hello girl for Iones, Iones and Iones. IANET DAY-+Conover model. DICK DeARMAND-Toothpick expert. SHIRLEY DeMOSS--Keeper of spare tonsils. DICK EATHERTON--Successor to Benny Goodman. CARCLYN ECKLAND-Secretary to Arthur Murrey. DORIS EWING-Find stardust. DONALD FAIRWEATHER-Cement mixer-putty, putty DICK FAWCETT--Baseball Dodger --that's a pun, son. HELEN FERRIS-Stewardess on a Stratoliner to the moon. IOYCE FRALEY-I-lead beadstringer tor Newberry's. LYNN FRENCH-eAssistant editor of Fearless Fosdick, Inc. WILFRED FRIESEN-Gum taster for Wrigley's, Inc. Pl-IYLLIS F URRY--Page turner for Iose lturbi. BARBARA GANFIELD-Assistant dietician to Ptomaine Ioe. . BETTY IEAN GASTERe-Head peach picker tor Hollywood orchard. BETTY GREEN--Undertaker for Minnie's Mortuary. DELCIE GUCHES-Duchess of Lower Slobbovia. SYBIL HAGEN-World-famous prima donna. RICHARD HAKE-Water boy for the American League. ELMER HANNAFORD-To get along in the world. ASTRID HANSEN-Convert heathens in New York City. DONALD HARPER-Refrigerator technician at the North Pole. CARL RICHARD HARRISON-To live the life ot a poet. tWho knows what will happen?l RICHARD B. HARRISON--To keep Oregon green. RUBY HAYNER-Make history. LAURENE HEMMERLING-To be a lap dog for Gregory Peck. BETTY HESS-Break the hearts of many men. ROGER HIBBARD-Assistant to Dr. Einstein. IEAN HICKMAN-Private secretary to Bill. GENE HIIGGINS-Bellhop at Waldorf-Astoria. MARY HOBBS-Stenographer for a power company ttheir only live wire.l - PAULINE HOF F ARD-Majorette for the U. S. Naval Band. ELAINE HOFFMAN-Iuggle pills at Schwab's Drug Store. IOAN HOPPE-Inside man for the Better Homes and Gardens magazine. JANET HORSLEY--To grow up to fill the shoes of Mr. Cope. HARRIET I-IOUGHTON-Compose the end of the unfin- ished symphony. LeROY HOUSE-Traffic cop at Hollywood and Vine. tcontinued on page 86l ...Quirindi Hunter's for Drugs Prescription Druggist PHONE 2446 Corner Main and Central Ave. Medford, Ore. American Laundry Murray's MAID-RITE SHOP South Central Phone 2865 Green s Always For Friendly Quick Service TRY OUR SUPER-DUPER MILK SI-IAKES 0 100 IVest Main G A T E FURNITURE STORE 127 N. Central Phone 3434 The Gift Hurt lVlzz7.sp0r.s of llrrpp1'n1'ss fo Conn: LANE CEDAR HOPE CHEST Pmucker Piano House g L1 Mellody-Lane PIANOS RADIOS ELECTRIC ORGANS RECORDS BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC Say If IVIHI M z1sl'1f Heath's Drug Store, Inc. Medford's Prescription Store, IVln'r1' 1,lIIlI'llIll! lj is Il Pl'0f'1'sx1'o1l' Centrally located in the Medford Center Bldg. 29 N. Central Ave. Phone 3551 Roxy Ann Confectionery I5 N. Central Conqratulations to the Class of '46 7 Senior Ambitions . . . lcontinued from page 847 TED HUBER-Conductor on the Chattanooga Choo Choo. NAOMI HUBER-Take a letter, darling. FRANKLIN IEROME HUNTER-Head engineer on the con- struction of the Bear Creek Dam. IEAN HURST-Digester for Reader's Digest. IERALDYN IEROME-Head street cleaner at Palm Springs. LEE IOHNSON--Mayor of Anaheim, Asusa and Cooca- monga. CAROL IOHNSON-Receptionist for Tilley's Tiny Tots Shop . ALLEN KIRCHER-Gate keeper at San Diego boot training camp. - DORIS KNUTSON-Head taster for Bill's Beanery. PAULINE KRUGGEL-Counter of corpuscles. DUANE LEHMAN-Produce super-duper milk to be used for mammoth malts. IERRY LIEBMAN-Ballet teacher at Vassar. ERIC LINDGREN-Pin boy at Ye Olde Bowling Alley. KATHRYN LOWE-Be a bronco buster. CLOIE LYONS-Lion trainer for Ringling Brothers. LOAN LUYBEN-To live the life of Reilly-ah, really? PATRICIA MARSHALL-Beachcomber. PAT MARX-Designer of deadly menus. FAY MCCALLISTER-loin the Navy tWaves, we meanl. BARBARA MEADOWS-To gain five inches in height. GRACE MEADOWS-Champion bubble gum chewer. KERSHAW MILLER-No. I pinball player at Club 21. KENDALL MIDDLETON-Chief automobile 'surgeon in Ioe's Garage. LOREE MONTEITH--Blow' the world up Cas a chemistl. CORAL MORTON--Perform post-mortems . BETTY MULLEN-Designer for Drape-Shape Dress Shop. PHYLLIS NEAL-Chief set designer for M.G.M. BARBARA NEFF-Dishwasher at Neff's Nest. IACK NELSON-Chief pilot at Talent Airport. BERNARD NUTTING-No nutting at all. ADELLA OAKES-Own a roller skating rink. EULA ROSE OAKES-Exercise with mental gymnastics at Iune's Day Nursery. BARBARA OLSEN-Runway sweeper at Medford Airport. LAURICE PETERS-Tommy Dorsey's canary , LOIS PHILLIPS-Puller of curtains in-Max's Menagerie Show. IACK PHILLIPS-Shoe string salesman. SHIRLEY RASSMUSSON-Invent a new method of finding holes in doughnuts. CARL REICH-Engineer to build a new bridge over Griffin Creek. DARRELL RIGGS-Top sergeant in a company composed entirely of present sophomore boys in M.H.S. NANCY RINABARGER-Master of methods of extermin- atinq all bookworms. HERBERT ROBBINS-Become the little Gremlin that makes pilots dream of blondes. HELEN ROBERTSON-Chief manicurist at Madam La Monty's Ladies Salon. BETTY ROGERS-Fullback on the Vassar Varnps State Football Championship team of 1950. IERRY ROSS-Learn how to manicure garbage pails rapidly. 86 DEAH IEAN ROSE-loin the ranks of champion ice skaters. RUSSELL ROSE-Make good as the originator of and pro- prietor of Rose's Roasting Room where the elite meet to reduce. WILLIAM C. ROSE-Chief engineer in charge of making sure that the lights in refrigerators go out. HAZEL SALTMARSH-A female Frank Sousa . BARBARA SANDS-Matron at the boys' reformatory. IIM SCHEFFEL-To invent a rose-scented smudge for orchards. SHIRLEY SCHNEIDER-One of those pedagogs. BETTY SHAW-Valve oiler and polisher of Harry Iames' trumpet. LEE SHERMAN-What may come will come. CHUCK SHINN-To own a rattlesnake farm. NOELLE SLONEKER-Maid for Charles Boyer. GEORGE SPARKS-Iingle writer for Super Suds commer- cial. BRUCE STAFF ORD-Pilot inter-space rocket ship of 1966. FRED STAMMEN-Pit digger for the garbage disposal bureau. ' NORMA STEARNS-Designer of Stearns Super Sewer Pipe ROGER STERTON-Engineer of all plots to skip school safely. DEAN VON STEIN-A finger painter. MERCEDES SWING-A trainer of flea acrobats. IUDY TAKAHIRA-A comber of Peacock tail feathers in the Ashland Zoo. WILLIAM TAMS-Chief cook and bottle washer at Duify's Tavern. BILL TEMPLIN- Little Sir Echo. GERALDINE THOMAS-Grease monkey in a Ilute factory. MARIORIE THOMPSON-Script writer for RKO. MARIAN TILLEY--Usher at the Republican convention. NAOMI TODD--A star gazer and crystal ball reader. lust call her Madam la Staree. BILL TODD-Batboy for Babe Ruth. BETTY TRULLINGER-Chorus girl in the Waves. BARBARA TUCKER-Swami's Assistant Mind Reader. VIRGIE VANDERPOOL-Gibson Girl of 1950. MAY VERSCHOOR-Oueen of the Amazons. PAT VIRCHOW-Coach of the Bloomer Girls at Yale. VERNIECE VROMAN-The second Emily Post. MARGERY VAN VALZAH-Glamour Girl of loe's lointe. DON WALDRON-Professor ot Bugology at Wellesley College. WARREN WALKER-Peanut cracker for Planters. BETTY WARREN-Sterilizer of instruments for Dr. Kildare. CAROL WATERSON-Make-up artist for Walt Disney. 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HoMEwAREs oUR SPECIALTY Mdin cmd Grape Phone 5976 Home Appliance Company East Morin St. q 8 Telephone 4585 Medford. Oregon There's a busy Business College in Medford o. W. N. uunununnunu nun:-nunnunununnunununnunnunnuunannunInuunununnnnnnnunnnnnnnnuu Medford Corporation Manufacturers PONDEROSA PINE SUGAR PINE DOUGLAS FIR O CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '46 O General Offices - Medford, Oregon BEAR CREEK URGHARDS Slabwood Factory Blocks Sawdust and Hogged Fuel O Timber Products Co. Phone 2123 Medford, Oregon Best of Luck Medford Lumber Co. Class of l946 S0 Southern Oregon Sales CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE SENIORS OF 1946 BIG PINES LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS 6th cmd Fir Streets Medford Compliments Medford Ice 8z Storage Co., Inc ICE COLD STORAGE Medford Oregon CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1946 f tl F nfynvuaf dn-fghshu Lots of Luck to clorss of '46 Marshall-Wells Stores Hibbard-Bliss nluInInnnunnuInunrulun:monrnunnuuumunnmnnn fem! fm., gym NOTHER year has gone by and :mother class has brought honors cmd happy memories to Medford Senior High. These are just a few of the things that the seniors will miss and remember. Ianet's and Chuck's puns in pep assemblies .... breaking our necks learning to ski .... that marvelous senior feeling .... the polished saddles the girls were wearing .... the rush to Huson's at noons .... remedial classes in room 34 and the welcome back to study hall .... trying to keep up on the latest steadies . . . . the unfortunates madly feather-dusting for make-up time. . . . Ward Bebb's loud sweaters .... the cute signs that always popped up for all the swell dances . . . . the sophomore assembly and the barbershop quartet. . . . the crowded rides in those brokendown jalopies to Henry's after a game .... the fun of the Noise Parade .... struggling with our locker combinations .... Caroling through the halls at Christmas time .... the crowds of boys around the radiator in the main hall at noon .... shivering through the assemblies in the auditorium .... Ioan Hoppe's bright smile .... knocking ourselves out yelling for the football and basketball games .... those last minute, futile, desparate attempts to get a ride to an out-of-town game .... Bill Bowerman's jokes in study hall .... everybody thoroughly enjoying a long assembly .... the rush to get the latest HI-TIMES .... the get-togethers on the lawn and those camera fiends .... seeing so many of the boys leaving for the armed forces .... Bill Todd's wonderful rendition of the Dark Town Poker Club .... the Pep Team's hilarious skits and their commercials .... Senior Skip Day .... the heartbreaking semi-final football and basketball games .... the fun we had in Salem .... hearing those little moron jokes or somebody loudly imitating Senator Claghorn .... everybody catching the measles. . . . those after-school confabs at Huson's .... Nat getting hypnotized .... the Senior Play .... wearing jeans Girls' League Week. . . . the excitement of going to the Iunior-Senior Prom. . . . and trying to keep the theme a secret .... Roger Sterton and his witticisms .... trying to get everybody to sign our Crater .... and finally the proud, sad feeling we got when our diplomas were handed to us. When the final congratulations and sad farewells have been said, we will leave our good old ALMA MATER to make room for another Senior Class to have as much fun and unforgettable memories as We have had. 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HARDWARE I Medford Oregon LAMPORTS Medford's Leading Sporting Goods Store EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN 226 East Main St. Mode 0'Day Frock Shop KARL'S SHOE STORES, Ltd. 230 East Main St. MEDFORD . . . OREGON Skinner's Garage Cadillac - Buick G. NI. C. Medford, Oregon L. 0. TAYLUR 00. Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars and Dodge Gob-Ratedj Trucks Pcrctory Engineered Parts cmd Guaranteed Service Dicxl 2965 112 S. Riverside Medford Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant, Says- EMPNNDRS P ir s' :fa J S r W W ' N H 4 Y . - XSYQEU 5 A an 5 .1 The California Oregon Power Company nnnuumemvunununnmnumnnununnmmnunumuumnnnnnnnnnnnu I-IERES TCD Tl-IE GQADS! , ,ogy V2 WW Oh, here's to the Grads of '46 VVho found themselves in a heck of a fix . . No shirts . . . no shorts . . . no pantaloons, No slips . . . no gowns . . . no swooner-tunes! So 'what will they wear?' As this goes to press Not a single grad knows how he's going to dress! But rest assured, each will wear a smile For he's awaited this day for a long, long while! And though shortages everywhere may prevail QTo get along with this little tale,j There's no shortages of pairs in the Rogue River Valley ' With the following Grads quite Palley-Walley:- Bob NVatson and Carmen--a vamp and a star Brighten the campus wherever they areg While Kircher and Zack with their math and choir Make music that counts, by the light of the fireg Ann Conroy and Lynn, an estimable pair For he's called The Iron Man -she's clever and fair! Jerry Clark who is famed for both smiling and noise XVith Babs ffieorgej Sands is envied by boys, Clever janet, the yell queen and popular rave. Gives a signal that honors the worldly Jim Cave. Chuck Shinn fsilly boy, for flirting and suchj Gets by with Coral Morton, who dosen't mind much ! , There. are dozens of others with dreams in their eyes fBut to name them so frankly might not be real wiselj 96 No story's complete without mentioning one room That stands at the end of the hall . . . deep in gloom 'Tis Room 34 that claimed most of us grads NVhere we toiled and we slaved with our pencils and padsg And shivered Cno doubt due to shortage of fuel!J But 'twould be very hard to imagine a school Without Jerry the Artiste, or Joan Hoppe's smiles Or jeraldyn's brilliance or Conser's wilesg Without Winnie's trig,' figure or Barbara's Art Or Helen's reserved but affectionate heart! Or Donna's suave glamour . . . Betty Lou's naive styleg Shirley's own fworldly manner' or Lila White's smile . . . Bob Stevens' good nature . . . Marjorie Thompson's sweet way Elaine's fascinationg Glenn's swift winning playg Or Betty's gay giggle and Dick's pleasant face All of these and lots more helped to brighten the place! And lest weforget who helped us in Chem 'Twas David who proved that he was a gem ! Oh, I could go on adding names 'galore' For there are just dozens and dozens more lfVho deserve to be found in this so-called rhyme But in case you don't know, there's a shortage of time! So if your name is missing, dear friend, you'll know That the shortage has stopped me, Yours truly, C. Bro nunununumumnunumnununnnuunuanannn-1nunnnnmmuunuun Remember Utz for Suits THE f'V'efTZ GREEN LANTERN Friendly Fountain sewinn fresh M ngaz : School Supplies 307 E. Main St cywnna PAR STORE Firestone Home and Auto Supplies WEST MAIN STREET MEDFORD, OREGON ' PHONE 5550 Your Favorite jeweler Ljgflm Since I9I8 cyalfwf LARRY SCHAD Phone 2565 E SCI-ICDOI. CALENDAR S E P T E M B E R X September 21 marked the opening of the football - 555, season. The Tornado on their home field defeated y ' T Albany. During the game rain poured driving the gk X Q Q ' rooters from the unprotected bleachers to the covered ' p y grandstand. .7 X.,-f 9 -we 'X oc'roBER -Si N 44,4 October l school opened with an enrollment of more T V , f i ,,.f....M jf' than 600. The dreaded remedial arithmetic exams were v K '-'in' given on October 30 and 31, and the results relieved X5 many students of their study hall period. NOVEMBER November 5 the school put on the animal Noise Parade, in which each club and class entered a float. The Ashland game that night was another victory for the Tornado. ' November 22, Thanksgiving Day, was sad in the lives of the students and the supporters of the school. The Grant Generals of Portland invaded Medford, and after a hard-fought battle defeated the Tornado 7 to 6. Thus the chance to be state champions slipped from Medford's grasp. Xl I wyuu IN TQMGHTT l a n 1 . I I X l , buf' if R Rt p LJ f A X 'fl' ff f l ,, T Ll Y i 0 -2 DECEMBER December 18 the Medford High student body was entertained by the music department in a Yuletide assembly. The following evening at 8:00 p.m. an all-school Christmas program was presented to the general public in the high school auditorium. Following a Yuletide tradition, the school choir, dressed in their gorgeous robes, sang Christmas carols in the halls. JANUARY january 28 the second semester began. Thirty-eight new sophomores, fresh from junior high, entered Medford High School. FEBRUARY .0 A February 7 The Crater went on sale following the annual Crater fl Q- assembly. l 'ri , . , . f itll p Sophomores and seniors took the remedial English tests. Many of ' i A ' if these students took up temporary residence in room 34 under the manage- ll ly 1 i 1 i ll dl t W ment of Miss Delie Whisnant. . 1 February 22, the History, Economics, and Civics Association presented T an assembly program entitled Introduction of the Years. Girls' Chorus . ' i if and the band aided in producing the assembly. MARCH State basketball tourney in Salem occupied the week March 11 through 16. The Tornado defeated Roosevelt of ll'ortland and Rainier but was downed by Eugene. Medford took third place by defeating Central Catholic of Portland. VVatson was chosen a member of the first all-star squad, and Ross was chosen for the second. March 19 the taxpayers of Medford went to the polls and voted-in the bond issue for the repair and building program for city schools. One of the improvements called for is a covered football stadium which will accom- modate l500 persons and protect them from the rain. APRIL April 8 to 13 came Girls' League VVeek, one of the main events of the year. The theme, Radio City, was carried out in a clever manner. The climax of a fun-packed week was a semi-formal ball on April 13. April Z5 and 26 the senior play was presented in the high school audi- torium. ltlwas a gay, three-act comedy entitled Spring Green. The attractive stage set was designed by Jerry Liebman and built by Mr. Mentzer's class. M A Y X Y X j A May 2 the junior-Senior Prom was held in the boys' gym. The prom .. if was given under the direction of the junior Class and its advisors, Mrs. .A T . A for Gladys Herron and Mr. Kirtley. The theme was kept secret until the night 2' i' ik of the prom. f -vp XX X , 5 . V flu N A' Q May 26 Baccalaureate service was held. r is ,rf . . . . l T Yi May 31 graduation ceremonies in which 209 were graduated from ,ir V Medford High School completed the school year. 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