Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1947 volume:

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Back of Mr. Hedrick and Mrs. Jerrsen is the Board of Education. Members of this group are chairman, John P. Moffat, R. E. Green, Eugene Thorndike, H. N. Franklin, and Otto J. Frohnmayer. All have given years of unselfish service. MR, JOHN P MOFFAT Last spring the superintendent and the board planned a bond issue to finance the improvement and enlargement of all city schools. Community voters approved the issue. As a result minor im- provements and repairs have been effected, and maior construction will begin as soon as the Civil- ian Production Administration permits. Chairman MR. N. H FRANKLIN Member MR. OYTO J FROHNMAYER Member MR. EUGENE THORNDIKE Member 1 DR R E GREEN Member P A 1 MRS REBECCA JENSEN Clerk ofSchoolDulricI-19 Yi Xml BM i T34 9' :fa i g.-W-. ,,,,,.,,,. s 1 ,QQY www av, ' W 'Jill' It 'Liu' 1 l Lf M I 5 I QQ 1- ' I , .- 5 1 , I Mal 8 ' I A sf 3 filly, -if ll ,S Qs, I 44 ,- -. figs f , ' K ,gill-Q Q Q 4 'f75g iw ' M ,?5l'f .4.. ei , nu ill? !l I xi' 5 Q C Y v N if zz N ,K-ski!! ,- xxf ,Au f . f A! 1 V e. 5 3 x Q? SQW yf 8 5' 1 x '1, 'v Y I f 5 E lt, 1. U lf MRS. JOANNE SMITH Social Siudies Below: M MHS- DEL cov ' dhemgfvcsf Niue COX Nab' Girls 5i9lo9Y1 vi X.. v . I 'S 1 1 w l - , gf 1 : ,TL 1 Q if , J , .V ,-bg' ft Z - 113'- . V3- CARPENTRY CLASS EX MQDONALD MR. AL . - I C gelor Sophornorv Sona' Swdle, Bogltull Coach .ff L L, 1 , ,Ax -I A, 4 MISS MARY Homnm ak ing Boysf M115 - R Bi G51 ology 4 Y UVH BUSCH fx X , MX . X 8 N. I 3' n, G., 3, -- . -P' K v 1 L, fo g.. Q41 fifty' . 31, P, , ,Q Ng fm 531 tg .. S Q,----, Q, xc I, Q Q ff s....g 431. V V1 'f ' f 4 . 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NCQ, !f?..',..,' . l ,, Q- Pt' ' r' -. , Aft u I f r- L Q i Sw' i' Wh, 'S 'Q W., M 467. ,J ,asf I Y Student Council j Q- 4 K, Ar' ' ,ff I ' 1 BILL MOFFAT, President aiu. smclsn, vice-Pmfdeni Jo'ANNE GHMORE' 5 Y In Medford Senior High School education for self-government is considered as essential as the Three R's. The foundation of this education is laid through allowing the students to govern themselves. The law- making body is known as the Student Council. lt is made up of the more important elected and appointed student officers. Presiding at Student Council meetings during the T946-T947 school year was Bill Moffat, president of the Associated Student Body. He was ably assisted by the other A. S. B. officers, Bill Singler, vice-president, JoeAnne Gilmore, secretory, Virginia Long, treasurer, and David Dow, business manager. The remainder of the council was made up of the officers of the more outstanding school organizations. Verne Shangle, student technician and Boys League president, Bonnie Edwards, Crater editor, Joan Brummond, Hi-Times editor, Harriett Walker, Girls League president, .lanis Duncan, Yell Queen, Ward Bebb,Yell King,Glenn Tingley, senior class president, Fred Chez, senior class representative, Joe Chez, iunior class president, David Johnson, iunior class representative, Pat Zuspann, sophomore class president, Dick Camden, sopho- more class representative, and Dick Crawford, Tiger Raiah. G 'A LONG 7 DAVID DOW, Business Manager VIR IN , reaxulef In f wx. 4-Q 3 vyg Riva , f BONNIE EDWARDS VEKNE SHANGLE DI K CRAWFORD JOAN BRUMMOND Crater Ed to Student Tech c an Y ge Rc ah H Trm x Ed lo Student Councnl meetrngs were regularly scheduled every two weeks but freguent specual meetrngs were held when the need arose At these meetrngs .ne usual routtne dutres of approvrng dance petttrons and club constttutrons were performed as well os free drscussron of trmely school problems Also the Stu dent Council promoted school socrol actrvrtres by holdtng the frrst dance ofthe year All nn all the Medford Sensor Hugh School Student Councrl of the V946 47 school year effrcrently upheld tts trodttton of octave and prudent student government Row 1 left to ugh! Ward Bebb Hurnei Walker Jams Duncan Bull S rvgler Bull Mollal Jo Anne Gnlmore Clnff Pence Fred Chex Row 2 Joe Chex Joan Brumrnond Bonnle Edwards Vnrg mo Long Duck Crawford Davud Dow Herbne Wulson Pu! Zuspann Duck Camden HARRIEY WALKER P ud I JANE WATSON V P 22 B TTY WHITE S urls, League Thus year the Gurl s League has engaged un a number of school actuvutues under the capable leadershup of uts presudent Harruett Walker Assustung her were Jane Watson vuce presudent Evalyn Watkuns secretary and Marulyn Nuckle treasurer These gurls plus two representatuves from each class make up the Gurl s League Councul or governung body of the organuzatuon Mrs Berg was the Dean of Gurls and advuser Each year the gurls sponsor a dance Thus year two dances were guven by them ln the latter part of October a dance was guven wuth Halloween as the theme The musuc was provuded by Bob Pearson s Swung Band Thus was quute an event as ut was the band s turst appearance before students The second dance guven by the Gurl s League took place after the semester examunatuons when all the headaches were over The theme depucted the close ofthe tall semester and the begunnung of a new term Thus year the gurls untroduced a new method of securung funds sellung was a noon prouect QF- 'Y an 51- MARILYN NICKLE T MRS GRACE BERG Ad V A u X 4 . . . . . . , V . i . . I . - . I , ln' In . 1 f l l 1 ' I ,mr y ' ,uf ' . tba Q, . . . . J ' Fi ' 3 ' and also of giving students an extra source of energy. Candy , icu- resident I . '5 OJ vb ZA 5 4 .- X. -'- L ' 4- . A L v7 h v x J K , - Qs T K' 5 , , . - Q L F Q , ' - , , I 5 ft E , egrgfgfy , reasurer . , visor Each Wednesday the students enuoyed noon dances Bob Pearson s Swung Band played on several of these occasuons and records were used at other tumes Most umportant of all Gurl s League prouects us theur annual fun fulled tume known as Gurl s League Week Durung thus weelf the gurls follow a schedule whuch uncludes unutuatuon ofthe sopho more members at whuch tume the unutuates are requured to humble themselves consuderably before upper classmen Then comes the combunatuon style show and tea put on enturely by the aurls for theur mothers and faculty women Also one ofthe umportant happenungs of thus weelc us the Get Acquaunted party for the freshmen gurls of Junuor Hugh School lt us at thus tume that these gurls are assuqned Bug Susters who show them around school and explaun about lufe un senuor hugh Hughlughtung the weelc of festuvutues us the semu formal dance Thus dance us consudered one of the nucest of the year Thus year the Curl s League has set a standard of whuch hey may well be proud 4, Q .f i htm f .q,. g ll, 'H I u 6 1-eff' T T well y lt we in WB The Boy's League is an organ- ization of all Medford Senior High School boys. lts purpose is to promote and help school activ- ities and give general service to the school. Any boy entering Medford WM SHANGLE' P 'id High becomes a member of this League and shares in its responsibilities. The officers for the T946-1947 year have been president, Verne Shangle, vice presi- dent, Lloyd Carr, secretary, Nick Greene, and treasurer, Bill Singler. Also a new officer, sergeant-at-arms, was created this year. Tom J Mottern was the incumbent. These officers under the guidance of advisers E. M. Kirtley and W. J. Bowerman, have led the boys in a very successful year. The Boy's League sponsored an original dance early in the year. It was called a Sock Hop and couples doffed their shoes to dance in their stocking LLOYD CAR R, Vito-Presideni feet. Tom Childers was in charge of the decorations of this dance which was held a day after the Eureka football game. The boys also entered a float in the annual Noise Par- ade. A large number of them have gone out for sports, and Medford showed up well in footall, basketball, track and base- ball. Members can be commended, too, for their behavior at A , A out-of-town games and for their sportsmanlike conduct toward their opponents. The Boys League has, like other of the school I organizations, shown fine spirit. NICK GREENE S IILL SINGLEI, Yrosuur Ml. E. M. KIRTLEY, Advisor Seniors , ig .,,--7 n Graduating Class of IQLT7 GLENN TINGLEY P rd 9 Srnce co operatron makes all thrngs better the class of T947 has been a fme one Through therr sophomore rumor and senror years these students have been workrng together efflcrently and have added sprrrt to therr school The senror counselors Mrs Butler and Mr Taylor have gurded and helped the students Wrthout them the class could not have achreved the frne record rt has The senrors have also been ably led by some of therr own students class offlcers elected rn the sprung of T946 Presrdrng over the frequent class meetrngs was Glenn Trngley presrdent Glenn Crocker served as vrce presrdent Vonna Lee Webber secretary and Nona Werner treasurer Fred Chez represented the senrors at meetrngs of the Student Councrl Other semors on the councrl helped gurde the affarrs of the school Bull Moffat was Student Body prestdent Nrne senror students played football on the fnrst team under the captarncy of Nrck Greene Seven were members of the basketball varsrty and a great number went out for track and base ball Jams Duncan and Ward Bebb led the yellrng sectron The sensors have also showed up well scholastrcally Many were honor students The en ture class was actrve rn every school organrzatron Harnett Walker was presrdent of the Grrl s League and Verne Shangle Boy s League presrdent Bull Werner served as presrdent of the Order of the M f 4 I4 , 1 , lu' on . 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GlENN CROCKER, Vin-Pfuidlflf VONA LEE WEBBER, Secretary NONA WERNER, T as 0 FRED CHEZ, Clan leprnentafivn A number of sensors have contributed thesr time and efforts to the school publscatsons Bonnse Edwards most ably edited thss school annual and Jsm Freeland was business manager of the Hs Tsmes Sensors have sung beside lower classmen sn chosr chorus and ensembles played beside them sn the band and orchestra Besides the actsvstses sn which they have participated with the other classes of the school the sensors have carrsed out some of thesr own Toward the beginning ofthe year a football dance was given also an assembly and later the annual sensor class play A few sensors have won specsal honors notably Harriett Walker who recesved the Good Cstszenshsp award Eleven were selected to take the test for the Pepss Colo Scholarshsp The sensor class too broke the tradstson of graduatsng sn formals and whste coats by grad uatsng sn caps and gowns of black Much dsscussson was held before making thss change and a vote decided the question Without a doubt any member of the class of 47 may be proud of sts record Its one hundred and seventy eight graduatsng students who snclude twelve veterans wsll leave a place dsffs C to fsll president S lzarevvell socsal affairs and athletsc events I would like to thank the members of the sensor class for thesr splendsd cooperation sn making thss fsne record posssble I am certasn that sf these prsncsples of honesty ambstson and sntegrsty are carrsed snto later years success to all wsll be the outcome MRS ELSIE BUTLER Ml D VERE TAY!-Ol ult ' . ' I I believe the senior class has upheld all the traditions of M.H.S. to fullest extent in both y I Q, 2, li Gil ' C :lor -Bo:l' Counnlol 'is- - 1-:fag -r-- In AMIDON ANDERSON Harold Leroy Arnold Butch Audrae Andrews General Entered from Bufle Falls General Curlx Leaguel 2 3 ep Hugh l946 Boys League 3 Team 2 3 Formal Usher 3 Slu Club 2 3 BACHMANN BAILEY Lows C Baldanon Kabul larbea Cleon General Boys League l 2 3 Academrc Bo x League l 2 3 Baskelbull 1 V annum n UAINUN Elgan Eugene Arnidon lv- 5 Academic Boys League l 2 3 Prom Comrnmee 2 L Samuel F. Andanon Andy' General Boys League l2 3 Drama Club l HnTrrnes 3 Prom Commmee 2 Trock 2 3 Crater Slaff 3 Baxlrelball Manager 3 Yrack Manager 2 3 ANDREWS Lloyd Bachmann lacllro General Boys Leaguel 2 3 Foo! ball 2 3 Track 2 1 IALDERSTON Wlllnam B Barnum Jr Academu: Baseball 2 3 Boys l-'Olive l 2 3 H Y 3 Prom Cam Mlffee 2 Tennu Club 3 Sl! Club ARNOLD Dwm E Barley Dal General Baseball 3 Boys League 3 Foo ball 2 3 Order 3 Tenms Club l Track l 2 lce Skahng Club 2 BAIBEE George Barnum Academ-c Boys league 3 Veveran U S Navy l IIE ll 7 7 , I N Y Rod 5 1 ' A ' ' P . . ' . L r ' I ' . Ax' I, - 1.2-,ll 1-I-,r ol M , I ' . --3, . H. H lab I it Q ' - - - ': Y' - - 1 1 'wa X 'L 42 ., A 1 1 ind . . , V ' zls. ' G A ' E Jw, V X 'l ' L sv I Q 27 LLL Dorothy Ellxabeth leal .Dun General, F. H. A. 2-3, G. A. A. l- 5 2-35 Girls' league l-2-3, Ski Club I. Word lebb .wan Academic, Boys' League I-2-3, Drama Club l-2, Football Manager 2-3, Holler Skating Club 3. 77 ' BIGHAM Bonme La Rose Bowman Rosle Academuc Ente ed from North Powder Hugh l946 Boosters Club Glrls L ague 3 F H A A A 3 Orchestra 3 l-2, H. E. C. A. 3, Hi-Timex 2-3, Hi-Times Sports Edltor 2-3, Order ot M 3, Student Council 3, Trask lg Basketball 2-35 Yell King 3, Sports Editor Crater 2. 1 X ' BISMAIK Peggy Ruth Bray Boggre Academuc Chou l 2 Drama Club Y S CC UC Tertulua 3 Torch Honor l 2 3 BRILL Robert Lawrence Butler Ba Acadermc x league l 2 otball 3 Hu Y 2 3 Order M 3 Prom Comrnuttee 2 Trggkl 2 3 Ice Skatmg Club l 2 Hn Y c 2 H Y Vlce Pres 3 BURYON Lloyd Burton Carr lert cademac Boys L ague l2 seball 2 Foolballl 2 3 H E A Pres 3 Order of Ml 2 3 rom Commvttee Chalrmcn 2 Track l 2 3 Clan Vnce Prex 2 Bova League Vlce Pres 2 Ice Slmutmg Club l 2 Ice Skahng Club Pres 2 Slu Club . glllxll ul BEAL Dale Blgham Dale General Bays League l 2 3 Margaret Lunlle Bulmarl: Mary General Choral Classes 2 3 G A A 2 3 Gvrla Chorus 2 3 Garlx agus l 2 3 I 'mes Tertulua l 2 3 Prom Committee 2 Tenms Club l Athletic Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 Slu Club 2 3 lce Slmatmg Club 2 Crater Staff 3 Roller Shatnng Club 2 La Tertulta Soctal Chanrman 3 BOWMAN Mary Ann lull May Academn: Band 3 Drama Club l 2 3 Gvrls League l 2 3 Hu Tlmes 2 La Tertulua Crater Staff 3 Prom Committee 2 Athlehc Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 BRAY Robert Leo Burton Curly General Entered from Polytechmr Boys League 3 Debate 3 Drama Clu 3 HY 3 Tracll 3 Skalmg Club 3 BUTLER CAIR I lg 'H h 5- -, HA-Y' La 5 , , l-2-3, Glil' L up I-2-3. lc 3, e ,...3,G. ', Q' 572 6 27 , . - , A lu ' - - , Q High, LAW Beach, cum., 1946, E 1 r f ' r 1 4 ' . ' , b , - , . ' . I, -- bn .. ,. +1 A Hof Ha, A A, - . Hs, , f F0 V 7 l- ', of Bc V . C, ' - - I - , '- Se. , H -- 2-3. , 1 -2, -D CARR Erhel Chambers Prrriy General Choral Classes l Cnrls C orus l Crater Stall 3 Pr m Commnree 2 Arhlerrc Usher Formal Usher 3 Sprral Club 3 Sprral Club Pres 3 CHEZ Rose Zella Chrnn Rory CASAD Carman Irene Chase Corm Academrc Band I Choral Classes 2 Grrls Leugv r rmex Tervura Arhlerrc Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 Craler Slolf 2 3 CHILDERS Olen Charles Clemons C rm Academrc Grrls Leaguel General Entered from Chanule Kansas Hugh School Chanure Kansas l946 Baseball 3 Boys League 3 COGHILI. COUTTS George M. Carr ncmr. Enlered from Phoen-1 Phoenrx Oregon lV45 league 2 3 A A CHAMBERS Fred Eklund Chez Dae Acodernrc Entered from Crea! Falls Hugh Great Falls Monlona l945 Boys League 2 3 Senor ass Pepresenvarve 3 lorch Honor Pres 3 Foolball 2 3 H A La Terlu a Order of M Y 3 Prom Comm flee 2 Sludenr Counol 2 Torch Honor 2 3 Track 2 3 Buslrelbcrll 2 3 Barbara May Camd nach.. Hrgh, General, G A A 1, C,.rls' League 5' Sa ral Clu K lhs CHASE Slephen N Chrldeu Yom B s League l? 3 Prom om mrlee 2 Track l 2 Buslrelbull 2 Craler Sralf 3 NN Douglas Caghrll Doug Acadernrc Basketball l Y 3 cvs eague l 2 ol o Order of M 2 3 Prom Commrllee Traclr 2 CLEMANS I Dune Lau Courts Drxre Enfered from Hrghland Parlr Hrgh Mch gan l94b Grrls League 3 Slu Club 3 .swl , , ,Boar l-23,HECAl,+ b3 V ,sc 2 I I V r ' 0 . 3. rs , , Q 3,GA'A.l-, ' el-T , 3, 3, H1 2, LQ 1 3, I VF l f , ', oy' - A , C - Q Cl ' . 'Q X ' Q C ,2-3, lr 3, wk C , l A 5,,.,f51' I -' s 4- ' fzff CHI X - jg. 1 ,V K V VB , A ' L 7.3, Fo ls u 1.2.3, . . , , ' Q, -3. ' A nv 1 Dick Crawford Did N' Joan Elirhe Crawford .l-kr. Tiger Raiah I-243, Boys' league 3, X General, Girls' League I-2-3, Sfudenf Council 3. From Commwlee 2, Alhleric Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 2-3, Ice Sharing Club I-2. V Y Wl4vY :'. 'vI' - fa' I 'gil CRAWFORD CRAWFORD Glenn Leon Crocker Robert Duron Crook Glenn lou Lorrame Dubs Jams Duncan CROCKER CIOOK Beverly Jean Dally Caroline Emma! ne Davn Bev Carol nercl F H A 3 G A neral F H A I A Gnrls League I 2 3 Gnrls leaguel 2 3 Splrol Club 3 E DOW DUANE General Class Vlce Pres 3 Boys ogue 123 Cho-r 3 H Y Track 2 3 Boys Quanef 3 Roller Skahng Club 2 General Entered from Jordan Hugh Long Beach Call! I945 B ys League 2 3 Foolbcll 3 Order of M 3 Track 2 3 Ice Skanng Club 2 Slu Club 2 3 Sk: Club Pres 3 DAILY DAVIS Davld Dow Bob Duane Noodml Gremlin Band I 2 Boys League I 2 3 o General Boys LeagJe Terlulua 2 3 Orchesrra I Prom Tnger Guordsl 2 Com 2 S!uden1CouncnlI 3 an General Entered frcm Phoen x Hgh Phoenx Oregon l94S Grls league 2 3 Sp ral Club 3 Sp ral Club Secretary 3 Pele Academe Choral Claxxex I2 3 Our 2 3 Drama Club I 2 3 A 3 Gus Chorux rls ague I 2 3 H T mes 2 Pep Team 2 3 Seller 3 Sluder19Cauncl 3 Formal Usher 3 raver SYQH 3 Siu Club 2 3 Club 2 3 Yell Queen 3 -.llllull ' I mu-- wa-1 1 DUIS DUNCAN -W wb lg '. ., 7 ,' E- 3, ' , , Q I 'f ' ' - I . I 4: I- 1- I 5 . I ,C . ' A -, I 1 si I I 'A ' I ,C . i . , Ge ..A.2g Ge ,.,.,G.A..I2, l N 1 . ' I 'C - F- N. ' , , I - , ' - - ,L , ' A I-2-3, ' e I e 5 ffl. ':f'f' 1745! Y'-Qrif . i. . 'lg--.-fe x,gQ?,vK1,y.A HL -ll rr rr It -. 'i. , cr. --A,-ci ' V, - , - A. L2-, I' 1,o.' U . Le .. ,ECA2-JHP k I , - , , Ig . c . A - ,ins ' I ' 2 DUNCAN Manlyn Joanne Edmund Blondie General Entered from North Holly wood Hugh North Hollywood Calrl l946 Gnrls Chorus 3 Gnrlx League 1 r ELLIOTT Franzn H Fann Fann General Boys Leaguel 2 3 Track Manager 2 EDMUND lonnn Lou Edwards Dvdxy lov General Band Tvurler 2 Crater Edllol 3 Drama Club l 2 3 G A agua l 2 3 2 3 La Tertulua l 2 3 Pr m Committee 2 Fladno l Student Councnl 3 Athlem: Usher 2 Formal Usher 2 3 Lo Tertulna Vrce Pres 2 3 Choral Classes 3 Cnrls Chorus 3 Crater Staff 2 3 Band Mayor etre 3 EMERY Moran Fneld Home General F H A 2 3 F H A Vnce es 3 Gnrls L ague l 2 3 H C A 2 3 H E C A Commrssuoner Of Actnvulles 3 Tenms Club 2 Athlete: Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 Siu Club 2 3 FLOREY FIEELAND Margery Ann Duncan Carolyn Joyce Edmund Ma, General Choral Classes 3 F H Gnrls League l 2 3 EDMUND Nma June Elhott Jvnne 3 Gnrls Chorusl Gnrls Leaguel 2 3 Prom Cornmnttee 2 Sextet 3 Athletxc Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 3 Spnral Club Treasurer 3 FANN Chauncey Frnnns Floray WW General Entered from Hull Mnhlary Academy Penland Ore Boys League 3 ual General Entered from North Holly wood Hugh North Hollywood Cahf l946 Gnrls Chorvsl Glrls League 3 EDWARDS Donald Raymond Emory Flash Diego Calxl l946 Baseball 3 Boys League 3 FIELD Jun H Freeland Kilroy Acaderruc Baseball l2 3 Boy! Leaguel 2 3 F C A l 2 HuTumls 3 Buisness Mgr Hn Times 3 Crater Staff 3 Roller Slsatnng Club 3 'N Ll 3 l .. -.. 5 Nc ,. 1 , , . . ll , . A, 1-2-3. G. A. A. 2-35 ' ' U ' , n I . ' 1 ll f l . ',' - ' , - 7 A. 1, Gain' Le --' fri. sfcf , . A.l---5 '---ga ' -' 3 .,,V V ' an 'L KY 2 . Academic, Choral Classes lg Choir Entered from San Diego High, San ,Af ,Q ' ' if ' ' -A ' ', f 1 r rl J Q 2 ' - 5 fb Pr-Ff::g'l'.'.-QA.El :YH Q , 3, 4 2 ..,, .. ll .. if , A 3 S .1 1 Vlrllnam James Ganhald Gandy General Veteran re entered nn I948 Bays League l 2 3 Choral Classes 3 Tlger Guards l 2 3 L Kafhryn Frohrerch General Choral Classes 2 3 Girls League l 2 3 Gurls Chorus 2 3 GATLIN GEIETY Ja Anne Grlmore Edwin I Glllnpre Annre Acadernnc A S B Sec 3 Choral Classes l 2 3 Cholr 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Drama Club Vuce Pres 3 Girls Chorusl Gnrls Leaguel 2 3 Gurls League Representatnve 2 H E C A mlssnoner of Membershup 3 H Trmes Co edltor 2 Slu Club 2 3 Crater Staff 3 Crater Assistant Edrtor 3 Prom Prnncess 2 Qurll and Scroll 3 Sextet 2 Quintet 3 Student Councnl 2 3 Torch Honor l 2 3 Athletuc 2 3 Usher Formal Usher 3 General Boys Leaguel 2 3 F C A I 2 Tuqer Guards 2 3 Roller Slsatrng Club l 2 3 GLASS John Greet John G9fW'0l1B0YS'l-eaiue l-2-3, rom Committee 2. GONE George Scott Green Jr. Peaches General, Bays' League l-2-3, H'- T'mes 3, H591 3, Prom Committee 2, Track l, Ski Club 2-3. llll ' GANFIELD La Verne Gatlm La Verne General Entered from Bremerton Hugh Bremerton Wash F H A 3 Grrls Chorus 3 Glrls League 3 FROHREICH Frank Garety Ruputln Academic Boys league 2 Track l 2 GILMORE Wtllram Ray Gloss GY GILLISPIE Rex Carson Goble Rex General Boys league l 2 3 General Bays League l 2 3 A l 2 Trger Guar Roller Skatmg Club 3 1 GREAT GREEN JI. GREENE gent you Pulse Grubb: Clara Jane Hackett Prh Blondie General F C A 2 Roller Slmatmg General Gnrls Leaguel 2 3 Club 2 3 HANNAH Jeanette Hannah Joann General Entered from Yrelra Hugh Yreka Cohf l946 Girls League3 HAMMOND Charles Marvm Hart Hollywood General Entered from Talent Hugh Talent Ore l946 Boys League 3 Debate 3 Track 3 HAVIKINS HENAGIN Nicholas Greene mghud 5 gdvby Nick 9,4 ACGd2 C 5UY1 1009119 V23 General Boyx League 123 F Fbofbclll l 2 3 H C A I 2 Pram Comrnrttea 2 Tnger Order ol M l 2 3 Student Councul Guang, 1 2 3 I Torch Honor l 2 3 Track 2 J f f GRUBBS Dons Alton Hannah Ro General Entered from Yrelra Hugh Yrelra Calel 1946 Grrls League 3 N HACKETT Margery Hammond Marge Academlc Choral Classesl Gnrls ofusl H E C A Vnce Pres 3 Hu Tnmes Cc Edntar Prom Prrncess 2 Quull and Scroll Student Councrl 2 Torch Honor 3 Athletuc Usher 3 Formal Usher Slu Club 2 3 Crater Staff l 2 Gnrls League l 2 3 HANNAH Vnrglma Lee Hawluns Ginny General Choral Classes l Chour 2 3 Gurls Chorusl Gurls League l 2 3 Pram Pruncexx 2 Pram Com 2 Sk: Club 3 Alhletn: Usher l HART Dorothy Henagm noonyn General F H A l23 Glrls League I 2 3 2 I XX xl A 3 1 , ' e . 9,ge:5'95y7f2'f V n 'I--p'.E.C.A.l:2:3l I - 'ff up L Z W 3 f ,' , I AJ I W , XX f 3 LS Ill ,F l Y ' l clucsav 'S ' , ' s '- l ff? A 34, . H dn U N U A '. Ch g:....2-3,Hi.EC. A. ' A . , . ' ig 1' ' I - 3, ' , . 2- I , I , srl 1' . -I - . 5 ll 1 X L km Richard l.. Hanselman Disk Academic, Boys' League l-2-3, F. .A. 2, Football l-2-3g l'l'- - , Prom Com 2 Chairman Clean Corn Track 3 FoolbaIlManaqer 3 Donald M. Hibbard NDN.. General, Transfer from Franklin High, Portland, Ole., l945, Boys' League 2 3 Chan 2 3 'T-'em 'N HOLMER JR Susan lnl e Inslleap ue Acadamnc Drama Club l2 3 Drama Club lnbranan 3 Gurls ague l 2 3 H Tnmes l Prom Cam 2 Quull and Stroll 3 Rudeol Tennlx Club l 2 3 Torch Honor l 2 3 Torch Honor Yreas 3 Athlehc Usher 2 3 Formal Sales Manager 3 HOWARD Gran E lvenon Green General Entered from Knrby Umon Hugh Kurby Ore -if JENKINS Helen Johnson Johann General Gris league om Co 2 Armen Usher Formal Usher 3 JOHNSON Floyd Juno Jann Jonny General Veteran re entered l946 Boys Leaguel 2 3 Debate 3 Football 3 dllll lllllh N HENSELMAN J0hnT Holme! Jr Tmy General Transfer from Central Pamt Hugh Central Ponnt Ore l94S Boys League 2 3 Football 2 3 Order of M 3 Track 2 3 Slu Club 3 HIIBARD Bama Lea Howard Lucho Art Club 3 Garls League l 2 3 Htlumex 3 Prom Com 2 Spural Club 3 INSKEEP Shlrlay M Janklni General Entered from Compton Jumor College Compton Cuht Gurls League 2 3 1 I n '55 IVERSON Joan Raya Johnson General Gnrls League l 2 3 H: Tlmes 2 3 Prom Com 2 Athletuc Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 Crater Stall 3 JOHNSON JONES C .Y 2 3 V , 'UP '1 A '- , I e r 4.l. X 4 V'-95? V ,ti x Q, ' ' 2 ' . -. 5 - : ' x g - , . Us H ll I ' ll 4 . J - A E I . . 4 Q . ' . . . I . I . N le .E.C.A.3,Hi- . - -, ' ' 4 Usher' Crater 2-3,lCrater A3 'Q ?-?fp+, RAP5' UR44.. UO.. l -l F' f ,lf . I . I I. -v ' .. Ill .. ' ., . I-2-3, , . un Pr ... . 3, , - . , , Harrlell Years Jones Lon Junlror Vlnnpy n General F H A l 2 3 G A A 3 General Choral Classes 3 A Grrls Leaguel A l 2 Gnrls League l 2 3 Spiral 40,455 Junxn lex Jerrold lgo Jerry Acadermc Boys League l 2 3 Debate I2 Drama Club l Radno l Torch Honor 3 Track Debate Co-Caploun 2 Drama Club Vice Pres 2 Ice Skalmg Club l 2 1- ,fu KAPLON Jacquonse Knrlloy Indus General Art Club 3 Craler l 2 3 Choral Classes 23 Chonr 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 G A A 2 Gurls Chorus 2 Gurls League I 2 3 Hn Times l Prom Com 2 Prom Com Chaurman 2 Sexfel 3 Tennus Club l23 Tenrm Club Caplam 2 Alhlehc Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 2 3 Class Treas I Slu Club 2 3 lce Skalmg Club I 2 Roller Ska! :ng Club 2 Tnple Truo 2 Band Twurler 2 1: wlllldlll Lloyd lvus Academic Boys League l 2 3 Tlqer Guards l 2 3 rw. KIDWELL Raymond Kloppor UY General Boys League l 2 3 ta ' KONOPASEK KYLE 3-fe, Club 3 GO VIE Norman L Kaplon Sllolgun Academn: Boys League l 2 3 H E C A 2 3 HuY3 La Terluha 3 Prom Com 2 Trackl 2 3 Berry kan Kldwell lohy enaral G A A 2 3 I Leaguel 2 3 Ice Shaving Club I 2 Sk: Club 3 KIRTLEY Boaulah Agnes Konopaselr General Enlered from Verdngre Hugh Verdngre Nebraska 1945 A I Gnrls Lea Prom Com 2 Torch Honor3 Spnral Club 3 KLEPPER luchard R Kyle Dark Academnc Boys League l 2 3 Duma Clubl23 HlY23 a Terlulua l 2 3 Lo Terlulna Pres 3 Prom Com 2 Torzh Honor 3 Track 2 3 lce Skafmg Club l 2 will Mlmu Shirlee L. Larson Sllirlee Academrc, Girls' League l-2-3. Corrine D. La Tourrama Corky Acudemicg Drama I-2-3, Gurls' League l-2-35 La Teriulia 2-3, Prom Com. 2, Torch Honor 3. wi LAWRENCE Elmor Inez Lindley Babu G A 23 Gnrls Chcrus rs League l 2 3 Sk: LEHMAN Helen Lounse Lnlfrell ou Generol Choral Classes 2 3 Gurls Chorus 2 3 Grrls Leaguel 2 3 .Jim .V Crrlx League Rep 2 lte Sllcmng Club 2 Band Twlrler 3 fi Q LONG LUBBERS Joan Luhrall Joan M:DuHee Academuc A Club 3 rrlx enero' F H A 3 Gurlx Lea u ecgue I7 3 v mes Prom Prcrn Cc-I 2 Afhlehc Us er Com 2 Torch Honor I 2 3 Usher 2 'I Formal Usher 2 3 Crater 3 Avhlehc 3 Usher Forma' M Club uh 2 If Su rg an Croler Slall 3 illllllx IINIIU LARSON Gall Coddlng Lawrence Mn lawrence 3 4 : WWE 4 3 LA YOURRETTE Rcchurd Carl Lehman Lemon General Af Club 3 G A A General Boys League I 2 3 Grx leaguel23 LINDLEY Vlrguma Long Gmm Choral Classes l Grrls Chorus l Grrls Leaguel 2 3 Prom Com 2 Qull and Scroll 3 Sludenl Councll 3 Torch Honor 3 Alhlenc Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 2 3 Craler Stuff 2 3 Crater Busmess Mgr 3 Class S c 4 Sk Club 2 LITTRELL Verle Lubberx Verle Com 2 LUYTRELL M:DUFFEE X v2 r .X l , is , .. A ,, .. ,, V . , r , . . . l, , ' - - . il ' f - . rr rr UL rr , . . A. I- - , ' ' 2, J - 2 V l ' Gi I I' - - , 'CIub'3, '1 A ' ' '- r , , 1 .. - ... .. .. - Academic, A. S. B. Treasurer 3, General, Boys' League l-2-3, Prom C A, I . I l HAT- ' jug, HJDH ', rl , G ' A G , ' Q e L - - , Hell l, 1 2 3 . h , . . , - - A , , I-3 sl, S l 2, ' CI -3 e aln Cl l-2, W V 'ka MQCALLISTER Regma Mark Rngy General Bandl 2 3 Glrls League l 2 3 Music Awards 2 3 Orchex tra 3 Swung Band 3 Roller Ska! ng Club 2 3 MQUNE Gayl M Moller Gayl Academuc Band l 3 Orchestra l 3 Strung Ensemble l 3 Re entered from Mllwaulre Unon Hgh MI waulue Ore Av MOFFAT McEWEN Daphme Martin Rusty Academuc Choral Classes l2 Tmes l2 3 Usher Afhletlc s er Formal 3 Hllnmes Column In Tr bune Roller Slratmg Cub 3 Crater 3 Hllrmes a t Ed torl 2 MEYERS Albert Loo Mrtchell Mitch G neral Boys League l 2 3 F A 2 S 1 lub 3 Roller Slratlng Club 2 3 Fri Q4 Bertha McCalllster Bert General A t Club I 2 3 Choral asses 3 G 2 3 rr cgue l 2 3 Usher hle Usher Formal 3 Crater Staff 3 MARK George Howard M:Une IHI Academe B s League l 2 3 Choir l 2 3 Truck 2 3 Qurntet 3 M Wrlharn Robert Moffat Curly Fr 3 s League l 2 3 Debate l 2 Drama ub l 2 3 3 2 3 Prom om 2 Radio Crater 3 Torch Honor l 2 3 Academ c A Jean Ardell Mciwnn Jeanna Bella General Glrls Leaguel 2 3 MARTIN Carol Jean Meyers Dvkhy General Choral Classes 3 Grls Chorus 3 Grrls Leaguel 2 3 Pep Team substltute 2 Prom Com 2 Athletlc Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 Spural Club reporter 3 Sk Club 2 Crater Staff 3 MITCHELL Walter Moran uz General Boys League l 2 3 Track 2 3 MORAN -, ' 37 'l 3 3,3 -ff H . ' ,' l Cl ',l.A.A,-1.3-Mols' ' - I Le - - , Av , nc 3, Ami 5 A V .- X l l Q! , ' 'l lic, ' l ll 'E I 4 ,Z . . I - . , . H.. i - w , ' 3, I s A . u lt I , . ' 2-3, l l l f I ,I ' l ss, ' l l . , ' l ,- l 3 5 Q I g. ,3,,.,. l l 'dll' ' ,, 3 ' :fa o A f vw , K f sr 4 I . l' oy. . - 3 ' ' . , ' l I E, 5 .X ' , , ' X xl 1 . I 2 I u ,I '25 v , ' . , I. cs , , lr'C , ' ' 4 Q 4 msn ,I '21 1 ' in H v l , .uS. B ll es. , Boy' , H? ' ' -3 R H y Cl . .'fH1f,c.As1l21 ,Ha-Y 3 ' 1. . , C . , ' 1, ' x 3 , , l . ,Y LQ llehard Morgan Viola Darley General C-urlx League I 2 3 MORIOW Venefla Neal lubly General Drama Club 3 G A AI Prom Com 2 Alhlehc Usher 3 Formal Uxher 3 Crater 3 F H A 3 Tenms Club NELSON arllyn Ardrlh Nickle llacbe A ademc Grls league I 2 3 Treasurer La Terlula 2 3 Segre VCVY Prom Com 2 Arhlehc Usher I 3 Formal Usher 2 3 Ice Skahng Club I 2 General lcyx Leaguel 2 3 A I 2 Foorboll Manager 3 -1 K llxlmll ll Um 5 ai' X211 MORSE NEWTON Herb Nlll Academrc Bo s league I2 3 Order cl M I 2 3 Foolbcll I 2 3 Troclr 2 3 DAILEY Shirley Lee Morrow Slurley MORGAN Grace luulle Merle Grocre General Arr Club 3 Choral Clones I 2 3 Chou I 2 3 Drama Club I A A I2 Gnrls lea I 2 3 Hu lumen I la Ierlulc Prom Com 2 Tenrm Club 2 Arhlehc Usher I Formal Usher I Ice Slmalmg Club I 2 Crater Staff eneralFHAI23GAA 23 Grls League I23 Ro r Slrahng Club I 2 Ice Skohng Club 1968K NEAL NEGLES Norma Nadme Nelson Keith Newton Rhubarb New! General Glrlx League I23 Academlc Boys League Spnrol Club 3 Sludenl Councll I 2 3 NICKLE N LI. r , I , , 0' - f ' ' ' A , ' . . ,r.c. 'gg rf A f gf D V I I It v I I ' ,Q , 5 G ,,.. - - ,... I- , . .,s' Ile ' 2-35 G, . . - , ' ' gue ' - , ' A - , , I I' I, I-2. V, 3. I I ' 4 ' I I I 5 , V - ' -1 ff ,I A .. ,. Ill A l Girls' league IY2-3, HIIE. - l N ,4fgQ?':ff1' 2 22 ' if , - I b . ' ' - - I 'g I ' I-2-3 . r ' I I ' .f I ' Ii' , M ' .. 1., ' Ill e I , A . v A - . c 1, . I . . I . . I . . I K . I ,I I A l I l I n. Q , V A-3 4. X ' tw, 9 'A- I I NOTE Muxme Lovell: Pearson General 0 0 : 0 1 9. Q 2' r- n a 0 c o ro u f, PENCE Aslrld Peienon Gurls League 1 1 93 II PETERSON OLDHAM Cecil James Pearson rm General Enrered from Whne Pune Coumy Hugh Ne ada 1946 Band wmq Swung Band 3 o x League 3 PIERCE lehy Peterson Pere General Entered from Pom! Loma Hugh Son Diego Caluf 1946 Gnrls League 3 Tennu Club 3 Spnral Club 3 Roller Slrohng Club 3+ POMEROY ii f S lager J Nah Joyce Oldham ,gg Joyce General Boys league 3 oo! ball 3 Order of M 3 Sk: Club General Gnrh Leaguel lv pg 4 4. PEARSON Clifford Lowell Pence Penne General Boys League 12 3 Chow 1 2 3 Prom Com 2 Track PETERSON Geraldine Leona Peterson Gerry General Envered from Alhambra h 1945 F G 2 3 Gvrls Cho! x 3 I league 12 3 Afhlehc Usher Formal Usher 3 sl. ARSON alph Marlin Pierce Mzhn General Band 2 Boys League1 PETERSON Joan Pomeroy Joann Acodemuc Gnrls League 1 2 3 Prom Com 2 la Teriulual 2 3 Ice Skchnq Club 1 llhl dl uhm I n . .. ,Q . x , I ' A 1 1 ,r . , , -' 42-3, , ' J. ' x I All I X Xlu. f 1 1 K J L 1 I . 1? M f s - , ' 1 ' , 'B Y 1 Z. 1, ' rs -J E 'Z' ' R n W Q ' , 1 . , ' 1 ' 2-a,r.E.A.1-2.' 1 A I H 1-2. - - Q 2 ' x , - ' -2-3. I 3.1 ' l M In X ' . V Hig, ' , .H.A.l-2-3, .A. 1, ' 1 .. , A 1. ., ' ' U ,ow A . 151' - ' 5 ' 3, -v 4 5 X P 'CR X251 Malmo Powell Mltly neral G A 1 Lecguel 2 3 Roller Skahngl 2 3 I Ted loberf Quechenbush General Bcndl 2 3 Boys League 2 3 Orche r Band Prex-den! 3 'U RASMUSSEN Margaret Ellen Reed Moggre General Enlered from Cenlral .nr Hugh 1945 F H 3 A A Vcc Pres 3 Gnrls league 2 3 Tennls Club 2 3 -19 ROBERTS Belly Jane Roblnlon Belx or-e 1: A rx Chor x I 5 . l lln I REDHEAD Lev: lee Rrppmgger ee Eugene Ore l9A5 Boys League C ROBERSON Nanly Rose Luughrng Acaderv rr aque r urn Arhlerc Usher 3 forrr'c1lUsher 3 xv POWELL Norma N Rasmussen Grelchen General Enlered from Van Nuys Hugh Van Nuys Calrl l945 Chou 3 Grrlx League 2 3 Gnrls Chorus 2 Spnrol Club 3 REED Josephlne Roberrs General Gnrls Chorus 3 Gnrls League l 2 3 QUACKENBUSH Wrllnam Norman Redhead Red General Entered from Lo Grande Hugh La Grande Ore l945 Boys League 2 3 RIPPINGGER Georgeen Elame Roberson Georgie Enlered from Colusa Umon Hugh Colusa Calrl l946 Boosters Club 1 League 3 Sprral Club 3 Q ROBINSON ROSE , 1 33, .il I , , .. - ,. und.. Ge , A l-2-3, Grlx' I . . V ' -f, -- , 1-7-3, Hr-Y -, ,ra 1-3, . ' lx I l 4 l r vu 7 :- U 1 . .Vg , X l ff 1 V f ' 'f5Jfrz?T,' - 1 Academic,En1ered from Sr. Mary's, Po , , A. 2- ,G, , ,, , ' , . , , ' - 2-3, F, ,A.2 ZR Q A A ., 5 A g 95 Q MJD., ,, .,, A 3, F H. A 'i,c.A.A.3,cr1,' lr . 7 . G ' Cfb'Gr' - 1cGAAl-2-BGB Q l- GH -we-'el 5k'C'ub 3 12 , 1-2-3 LQ T911 2-3, nf , 'v gf 1 ll . lllu ROSE Arleen Anne Rusk Aly General Entered from Dodson Montana l946 Gnrls League 3 Athletuc Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 Roller Skating Club 3 Croter StaH3 SAMS Wilma .lean Sauer Wrlln General Entered from Park Rose Hugh Portland Ore Tennus Club 2 3 GAA 23 Gurls League2 3 H1 SEEKATZ RUNYARD Donald Rutter General Boys Leaguel 2 SATER Helen Loretta Schumaker Shoey General At Club 3 Band l 2 3 2 I League l 2 3 Sec of Band 3 ICS Skatmg Club l 2 Roller Skating l 2 Orchestra l 2 3 Swing Band 3 SHANGLE Temple I.. Rose Shirley General, F. H. A. 3 , Girls' Chorus 3, Gans' league l-2-3, Spam: Club 3. l RUSK Charles A Sams Chuck Academuc Entered from Grant Hugh Portland Ore 1945 Boys League 2 3 Fcotball 2 3 H Y 3 Order ol M 3 Prom Cam 2 Tenms Club 2 3 Track 2 3 Sk: Club 2 3 Richard Lee lanyard Disk Academic, Entered from Broadway High, Seattle, Wash, l945, Bose- bal1243,Boys'League 2-3, HS-Y 3, Prom Com. 2, Track 2-3, Ski Club 3, RUTTER Derva Jeanne Sater Sunny Academic Band l 2 A 2 A A res urls League l 2 3 Sk Club Roller Skating Club l Bond Twnrler 4- SAUER SCHUMAKEI Kathleen Seekatz Kathy General Art Club 3 Debate l DamaClub23 FH A 3 GA que l C A 3 Hu Tunes 3 Prom Decora tuon Com Chanrrnan 2 Tenms Club 2 3 Athletic Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 2 39 Sk: Club 2 3 lce Sllot mg l 2 Crater 2 3 Roller Skat-ng 2 Crater Snapshot Edntorj Crater Stott Artnst 3 Verne G Shanglu Verne Acodemnc A S B Technucran 3 Boys league l 2 3 Boys League exy 3 Chour l 2 3 H1Y Order of M 2 3 Prom Ccm 2 Student Council 3 T ack l 2 3 School Technncuan I2 Baxketboll l 2 3 Football Manager 2 3 ml nl mlm' l n ll I ll K I' V ww s ' '3 .. ,., I , Q tg, ll. Y 4 ', --3,F.H.A.2- ', , ., 1 ' 3,G, ,A.l4-3,G. . .P .3, . , . , a. , G' ' . . , a A 3, , 2274733 .2 ,R 2 r , r , - - , 173 ' . , V ' F. H, A. l-2-3, G. A. A. 1- ,Grls' h .K r - ,.,., . . - - , l A, 2-3, Glrlsv' Lea -243, H, E, pr , ' - - , '- l-2-3, h r I l ' A ' . I al A, l' Elama Sherwood Ray Ollvtr Slwlll Elarrre Gy Academic Re entered 1946 from Woodrow Wnlson Hugh Long Beach Calul Grls League l 3 Athletlc Usher 3 Formal Usher 3 General Boys League l 2 SHULTS SINGLER Gayle Skidmore Harold Slurmer Yma Entered l946 from Vemce l Vemce Calut G A mrs League 3 Hu Tumes 3 SMITH Arthur Earl Still' Stella General Baseball! Boys League Fo a Order of Tra 3 Basketball nlll'll I Ha General Bandl Boys Leaguel 2 otbcll l H Y l Ol ncer 3 Prom Com 2 Track 2 3 Slu Club 2 3 SPRAGUE Delores Slenerson Funky General Char 3 Gvrls Leaguel 2 3 Pep Team 2 3 Prom Com 2 enter 3 Formal Usher 3 Club 2 3 SHERWOOD SHULTS Ruth Mae Shultz Ruth Walluam Smgler Surg eneral F H A l 2 G Gnrls Chorus3 Gnrls Leaguel 2 3 Vera Frances Srmth Cltopstrclrl Academic Choral Classes l our I 3 Drama ub Gnrls Chorus l 2 Gurls League 2 3 La Tertul a 3 Orchestra l Selle! Accompanrsl 2 Swing Band Glrls Truo l 2 3 Roller Slratmg Club 2 3 Slrr Club 2 lce Slmolmg Club l STELLE A ademlc A S B V P es 3 Basketball l 2 3 Boys League l 2 3 Boys League Treas 3 Fool l 2 C A 2 3 Or of M l 2 3 Prom Com 2 Student Councll 2 3 Track l 2 3 Mahlors Edward Sprague General Boys Leaguel 2 3 STENEISON ' Q ll ' Il L NR VI -I . , , ' - -3, , . ' ' 1 , lv I' l 'll G ,,.. ---3, ,A,A.l, c ', . . . lee-r, 5 V blsn' - -3,H.E, , A f ,' der A I V .1 - rs .I In X , ' Huh, , . ' ' ' ' , ., . .A. 3, GI' 3, ro , a- 1-2-3, rmr Sql Q sxlnmons SKINNER L - , igl' ?' -s .5 .. . ., ' ' 2-is , ' - - . S Ch -2, , cu I-2-3, ,' Wa. - , I , I -2. I lv 3' . . I I I ' , . - X ' I , . 1 , . L : . l .A 'X 4' ,J 1-2-3 otb n IJL3, f , A I 1 , i ,to M lv?-3, ck l-2- , 5 I 55,5 l-23. , H' Q .g ll! SUTTON Voc-non I Thottbot Vail General Boys league I 2 3 c Iortulla 3 Qin -I TINOLEY Harriet Walker Acudamnc Choral Classes I2 3 our I 2 3 G A A 2 3 League I 2 3 Sextel I 2 Trno 3 Athlehc Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 23 Pru Gvrlx League 3 Clan Sec I Slu Club 2 3 WARD TENGWALD Owon Thomas Smooth: Glnurol Boys laogua I Prom Com 2 Trocll I 2 3 Basket ball 2 4--fr TUIMAN labor! A Van Gelder Academe Entered from Jackson vullo Hugh I946 lays langue fl WATKINS N-.WN will 1' .Tack-': 4L ICU Scion Phyllll Tangwlll ad' Entolld lion Anohamu Hugh Glnaral Gnrls laagua I 2 2 Anahmm Cahl laxaballfl Boyx loaqwl 2 3 Pd' THATCHER Glenn Tlnglay 'Gul Acodomuc Boys league I 2 3 Footbolll 2 3 M E C A Pru 2 Ha Y Vnct Pres 2 Hu Y Pres 3 Irs Skating Club I 2 In Slmtlng Pros I Ordqr ol M I 2 J Prom Com 2 Studant Council I 2 3 Track Mon agar I Class Pros 2 3 THOMAS llll Turman Tonnlu Geuaral Bo x League I 2 3 From Com 2 Tuger General 2 3 WAlKEl VAN GALDER Mcdallnl Ward Accdomvc Entered from Moruncl Hugh Mofancl Arlx I944 Gurls l.ou9uo I 2 3 Lo Tsrtuhu I 2 3 Prom Com 2 Athlstnc Uxlnr 2 3 Formal Usher 2 Sc: La Tortullu 2 Crater Staff 3 Slu Club 3 Evelyn Watklnl Ewa Academnc Choir 3 Gurls Chorusl Gnrls Laaguel 2 3 Lo Ie'lvlD 3 Prom Corn 2 Torch Honor I 2 3 Ice Slratong Club I u vlnllll 'lluu I. 1. ...bu -1 ' x .Q . '-. . 1' I I - ' 1 l I ln -. ,, I I.. A I - , ' - - , L , ' -2-3, I ,V I I 'A ' - - 1 1 Y - - : 9 rar -5.5 Q- .5 ,,,, 1. . ,mr - , - 5 C ? ,. , . l 0' A wa , V J . , . Jane Wuhan ll Ganeral Gul: Loagun l 2 3 G A A l23 LaTarIuIno23 Pr m Com 2 Tcnrm Club 2 Alhlelt Uxhcl 2 3 Vnce Pres Grlx league 3 Formal Usher 2 3 Verma I-00 Hobbit Slugger Ganuol Gorlx lingua l 2 3 Clan Sn 3 Pop Team 2 3 Prom Prmcon 2 Pram Com 2 Tonnn Club 2 Formal Uxhu 3 Pu: of Ice Sinhng Club 2 Sh Club 2 3 WEINEI llcherd Whoolock Bdly Joan Whih Dv: Gurls League I 2 3 Girls League General Bays League l 2 3 Secreiary 3 WHITE lusty Wllnmor General Boyx League! MEI Cllflord Laloy Well! Shorty Academuc Entered from Forbes Hugh Forbes ND I946 Band 2 3 Boys loaque2 3 Prom Com 2 WATSON llll Warner Wild!! General Boys League I 2 3 Order of M l 2 3 Order M Pres 3 Pram Com 2 Trackl 2 Baxielboll l 2 3 'YW WHEELOCK Cherlu Edward While C IIUIM Academnc Ba x league I2 3 Prom Com 2 Qunll and Scroll 3 Torch Honorl 2 3 Track 2 Cravor Staff 3 WEIIEI Nona Warner Need' Academic G A A123 GI League I 2 3 Glrls Loagua Mom Award 2 Am Prom Com Chanr man 2 Athlete Usher 2 3 For mal Usher 2 J Ska Club 2 3 Clan Tram 2 3 WHITE Jazll Wlmof Jddloa Academxc Boys League 2 u 'Y ' wg ' Q wmmn wow '1 I as U, .. .. .. I ' , , c ' r Q K - Z' rr n rr r , ' - -, ' ,.,. v - , irs' - -, of --J ' ' A I .s V -. g V JI F h-if ' I I' Qffizf? . '2- ,I - 'ru . , . . 0 I 'I rr rw nr ' M v'- --, ', ' 1- -3. wl - ,. r A- -yr r T' . I , ' -2-3. A P 5 Y WYATT WOLFF Y BLOOD Jazlr Wyull Iran: Wolff Bunn Y Blood Jafh' General Curls League l 2 3 DoobY General Entered from El Monte General Band l 2 Baseball 2 3 Uruon Hugh EI Monte Calif 1946 Boys Leaguel 2 3 Choral Classes Boyg League 3 Hn Yumes 3 Roller hour 3 H H Skgqmg 3 Baxllelball 2 Harb Nlll Vlfglnlu long Jo Anna Gilmore Earl Shlk Janis Duncan, Varna Shanglo, Doug Coghill, lonnla Edwards, Jackie Kirllay, logo! Nah, lull Moffal, Elolna shlYW00d Al 300900 ,1k. w A I ,M gf , 'tw li ,uf f ' 3gC ',,-E:l!.A.3,i-Y3: I. v I, . I X jf Q Y , kg --A V DD 5 X ll, N I -Y 5 JOE CHEZ, President BOB GAIN ES, Vic:-Prosidonl MAR Y ADAMS, Secretory .Junior Class The recorded work ofthe iunior class in this Crater proves that they have done more than their part in making Medford High one of the best in the state. That statement by Mrs. Cox and Mr. Mentzer shows why the class is proud to have them as advisers. The junior class has taken an outstanding place in school activities this year, and is doing all it can to be a class of which Medford High School can be proud. This year the officers have been president, Joe Chez, vice-president, Bob Gaines, secretary, Mary Adams, treasurer, Joan Brummond, and representative, David Johnson. The class of '48 was represented in the membership of all school or- ganizations. Juniors were also represented in Athletics. Bob De Armond, George Jennings, Lloyd Timmons, Bob Shangle, Ronald Nutting, Tom Mottern, Joe Fliegle, Al Gleason, Bob Gaines, Joe Chez, Jim Baskins and Dick Malcombs were on the great Tornado football team. Joe Chez, Tom Mottern, Bill Arnold, Bob Fasel and Gordon Marx tossed them in for the Medford basketball varsity. Nine iunior boys went out for baseball and fourteen for track. The class repeatedly has had a larger number of students on the Honor Roll than any other class. This year it had as its project the sale of football programs. The group was also prize winner for publicity in the annual noise parade. Marilyn Winetrout was chairman of the float committee. ln the spring the class sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom which is al- ways the big social event of the year. Right MRS. COX G I C I DAVID JOHNSON, Ropruontcniv JOAN BRUMMOND, Treasurer Us' I Ml. LELAND MENTZEII, Boys' Coum I Bob Do Armond Barbara Bother Pa! Selher Gordon Marx Sod: Dance Earl Stella Jnm Selby Jane Watson Verne Shongle Jlm Baskin! Dorn Bosiwlck Joan Brummond BeNy Drummond Pa! Older Bob Claypool Mary Vnrglma Wade Monle Junior Lrbrarran on lhe Job Doug Coghull Don Henderson Jack Lulirell Jane Huber Jace! n Bauer Mary Sue Green Marrlyn Junior Mall: Clan. Bob Shangla Joe Fhegal Mary Vrrglma Wada Siephame Mlksclla, Ann Y wmeg,aug Tom Morgan luilor, Mary Adams, Barbara Bohler, Mary Suu Greene, .Ioan Coleman W r w N I 1 I ' .I Kounx. Q I l , . . ' . I .I . . . I . . 5 'Q 3 'f xq 95 9 FZ 5: Pl? 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Fi' A 1 I if , : 125 5 i Q 3 n an In RR nl g Q 'B 3 in B 1 'tu ff if Mg if F' 1 1 ' ,ff P if N 72 - 45 7 A w fu H B Eg,-K ' qi-Q 'A x QI 'Q 'Q -7 Ang: Lefl lo rrghl Row l Mr Menlzer Marilyn Schempp Shirley Tuffs Arlene Young Alice Slmson Janel Scheele Mary Lou Slovall Eleanor McCabe Yvonne Gaull Mary Virginia Wall Dorothy Ray Ralf' Rogers Phyllis Merrick Bonnie Tepovac Eluzabelh Yoakum Phyllis Slauffer Row 2 Chanly Row 3 Marcella Turner Sylvnann Wane Marilyn Wnnelroul Janice Walker Ronnie Mele Leland Nelherland Fred Phillips Ernesl Sullon Don Morris Ramon Marlon Roy van Orlwlck Row 4 Pal Reeder Slephame Mlksche Jaclue Schmadl Lee Slrong Bob DeArmond Al Gleason Carl Plank Wayne Rally Herb Wing Mrs Cox Lefl lo nghl Rowl Lenara Albrughl May Bullard Rulh Padgell Marna Jenkins Gwynn Young La Dana Lmdquisl Alice Howard Mary Alice Reed Marianne Perl Pal Older Jean De Voe Glenn Funk Row 2 All Pederson Duck Riley Maxine Jones Helen Parker Marilyn Malheny Jewell Nelson Melvin Fruck Tommy Jones Monle Kounlz George Smllh Row 3 Roberl Pulls David Johnson John Henselman Tom Furnas George Jennings Eugene Smllh Eldred Shaffer Calvin Smith Row 4 Cecil Owings Roger Hobbs Jack Ragsdale Ernesl Robinson Bob Smilh ifh-.- f -1 g-- , 1 -I R J A I . - S . X Q A g A ..- - -n 1 4 I I i ' I A I ' I I ' I I I I I n . . . ., A . I I . . I . I . I . I - . Williams, lris Thomas, Pal Simmons, Janel Shaw, Jackie Rhymes, Anne Shull, Jacqueline Walker, Audrey Hall, Arlen Sullivan, Bob Slolhers, Ned Vilas. - I . . I . . I . ' . I I . . I I . l . , . I - I . . I . . I I ' I I , , . . . ' - , I I I , I I , , I , I I I . I I I . - , , , ' , I I , I I . . I I I . I - . I . I I I , I . I I . . A - . . I I I , , , I N lb ', 1? .xg ff,,,.a5 . '!i:,?- ,:,.' ' 2' fx. gf 2:51, pw 52, he Qffgg Wivivoa. . ,S I 2' 1 Alix m V? f . and I' h ui! x ' ' uv A AK W -ff,-M , 'Q - , I Q ' -1 1 5 , I ml... F 'sw ?llq. v , ,L n. ,, C GSS T949 Qm Eo N V9 rn zusnnn QE sudo 1 ,Ml HERB WILSON Vlcn F audonl MKS. JAC MOORE Girls' Counnlo -I 3' fU Q Q I0 ll' 9. '43 Cs so fl rn fl 0 a. o V. 3- 0 2 KA o 'o 3' o 3 9 O officers Pat Zuspann president Herbie Wilson vice president Lorraine Greaves secretary Tommy Frey treasurer and Dick Camden stu dent representative Counselors are Mrs Moore and Mr McDonald On October 25 the sophomores built the traditional bontire before the Grants Pass game The committee which organized and lighted the bonfire was headed by Bob Gray ln December sophomore boys displayed their good sportsmanship when they were initiated by the Order of M. Many sophomores entered such organiza- tions as bond orchestra chorus La Tertulit G,A.A. Hi-Y Tiger Guards FHA. the skat- ing club the Hi-Times and Torch Honor. A large part of the Booster Club is made up of Sophomore girls. The sophomore class was also well repre- sented in the field of sports. The entire class promises to be an active one in the future. Ml. ALEX McDONAlD lays' Counulor LORRAINE GREAVES Sc: do y f WV 4? ,gi if X Q' 'IOM FREY Y mu 1 DICK CAMDEN Clan lopnunidiva 5. rw? f .. A: 'X - ' ., 1 NSF' fHx1'AP ' 5 A - I no 6 -. .4 ,Q x -1 1 - .. , , .. .. , GQ 5 U., i A Xl ! 6 v, in gf wg 'wfgdl' I 1 Il ll lu . gn As-- , ,gg -- ' , V, 1 G ... I lf ll qi- if A f? Y 1 - 4 ' 1 ff A ' ,,. a 1 ,I 4, 1 have '5 74f Q 'LA 9QQ -Fgifrf izdv H! 3 f :K Y 3 ' 1 ,I , 5.55 , Q My 1 ' iv' ' - 'x Q --sm J. x I ., , Mfh 7 il f ,Q J if M 21 -f LL if !! if-.3 21 22 ' i- 41 - . 'K G an 1' F Eva 5' '32, '5 Avkx 1 fifg 7 Q N 1' C v A Q 'H' 5 3 T, '5'3.,,2.5 iw n T2 '- S f Tv ' . tux!! Qtxy gy J Q i F 5 'Y-'1 f Fil ..4 . ' - . Y' VW J Q .3 an-QXQZA-at 15 . V V ' ' ' , 'g 9 Q '- K- ' vs, x 2 f .gm A Q I ! . 'J . s , 3 ' .J U 75 Q 1 it 9 ' 1' ' E r-'N-ug, A v 21 ll U n 7: 3 y'-3 2- 3 .. 1 X. ?N5fJ, A ? ?',:'j 3 5 si .: ...K h i V 5 'K f- 35 U V iq ' ity 4 ' s.ai.-- 4 0 KA 'Tk 2. 5. 2 11' T 9- mf P 9' J gf. 3. 'BJ U' in 23 3 i, 9-z.2l? f I I YV- lw f, ll' 13 '-' ii 33 . , C 5Nj x'T y ., Q . av-J,n,1OV' a V5 A ,1?. 1 'Q Q- .' . . '4 ' C 'I I -' 4 - A Q -1:35 Z4 .I - . , -I. N . 'F N? is 3 3 1 1 : Fr- M A ,mag , bl ' ,LJ ' - VL-. Y.. X M .Ai 2 - .4 I1 - v 5: ' :. 5 ,f ll - It Q wr! PEP ASSEMBLY Delores Sfenerson, Carol Brown, Barbara Bollier, Audrey Andrews, Janis Duncan, Palsy Older, Vona Lee Webber. Il Xl '5r4 V Cuff - EUCA fliiwixi f s . M Q55 'Uv' 9 Q any BOOSTER CLUB IN NOISE PARADE Row l: Georgeen Roberton, Jaan Coleman, Rosemary Lee, Marilyn Schernpp, Jackie Hall, Aylene Hopkins, Joy Finch, Shirley Tufh. Sirfing, row l: Juana Miller, Rila Miller, Elizabelh larxan, Audrey Mclnlyre, Eleanor Meeker, Joan Anderson. Row 2: Lola Hedrick, Carol Maodox, Janice Jorgensen, Jackie Shaw, Marcella Turner, Sherry Anlony, NolaJol1nsan, Alice Howard, Ann Butler, Pal Lawson, Gwynn Young, LaDonna Lindquisl, Viola Dailey, La Rose Bowman. SENIOR GIRLS , Pow l Nona Werner, Elaine Sherwood, Jane Watson, Janis Dunzan, Ja-Anne Gilmore, Harrie! Walker. Row 2' Virginia Lang, Margery Hannond, Margaret Bismork, Carol Meyerx, 54 lx I X M W - Q 'l, , 1 'Q' ' L P i, X VCDC!-Xl. MUSIC MISS Mlafl NANSEN Hood of Vocal MIIIIG Doporlmnnl Wrth the addrtron of a tull trme vocal musrc teacher, Mrss Leona Henrrckson, the vocal muslc department has been able to expand thrs year, adding a boys chorus and several small ensembles The vocal groups have been actrve rn supplyrng musrc for local servrce clubs school assemblies and raduo Vocal and Instrumental departments combrned therr talents rn presentrng a Chnstmas must cale and two sprung concerts sn addutron to partrcrpatrng rn the Southern Oregon Musrc Festrval held nn Ashland Ottrcers ot the chorr thus year were Vrrgrnra Hawkrns, president Jerry Lausman, vrce presrdent Dorothy Rae, secretary treasurer Clrttord Pence, Student Council representatrve CHOIR Lek Io nglrf Row l Dolores Slenerson Dorothy Ray Harruet Walker Jaclue Kurtley Gweyn Young Jean DeVoe Brlle Lyons Palsy Older Ruta Rogers Row 2 Mun Leona Henrlcluon Peggy Bray Evelyn Walkms Jams Duncan Jo Anne Gilmore Bobby Braxarl Beth Chaslarn Shlrliy Marrow June Ellaol Vera Srnrlh Row 3 Allce Howard Jeanne Rice Pearl Mun Marlene Vincent Ann Duma Nancy Newberry Jane! School Vrrgrrua Hawluns Franlue Mclaughhn Chl! Pence Row 3 Imogene Blanr Bull Mumbeck Bruce Y Blood Glenn Crocker Don Hubbard Lloyd Bachman Charlet Cool: George McUne Jerry Lousman Benny Trowbridge Member: nol In prduro Clarlce Branlley Mary lou Slovall Ardoll Marrs Gordon Marx Bob Shangle Treve Neff Verne Shanglo Robert Roe Duck Walsh Marllyn Nlcholi Beverly Mooney Margery Cox Norma Raimunon r r , . , I I ' 1 1 ' - I I T r 1 I 1 . l I I I . r I . - T r r r r ' r r r A I T ' 1 I I I r V I I U BOYS QUARTET Glen Crocker Ba-vu YBIood Verne Shangle SEXTET Delores Slenorson Franluo McCoughhn June Elluoli .lorry Lausman Jaclue Knrlley Jams Duncan Blllla Lyons GIRLS CHORUS Left Oo rrglll Row l La Donna Llndqulsl Ellxabelh Yoallum Bonnie Edwards Jancy Maridon Enld Gaynor Ellon Howard Jollplnna Roberts Margery Duncan Helen Lmrell Lael Shuclm Marcia Grab Shirley Hanlon Darlono llvlngllona Janll Cahill Joan Andonon Lovsla Daughody Rosemary Lao Carol Lausman Carol Maddox Dorma Patron Mary Alice Road lrll Thomas Larene Frluen Marcla Conlon Eleanor Hoover Delores Cox Berry Conley Meldnne Hodgsen Colleen Rane Mun Leona Henncluon low 2 Dons Marhowl Geraldine Pehrun Beriha McCalImar Kalhanne Froraucn Margarel Bnmarln Carol Moyers Joy Dena lon Junior .loan Man Bohy Robadson Mary Jo McComb Carmen Chase Row 3 Barbara Share Daplnna Morhn Donna Glaavu Lovolle Davlx Jaan Provo Manlyn Edmund Carolyn Edmund Vera Smulh LaVsrne Gallnn Ruth Shulh Ruth Padgall Temple Rosa xv 'fx Win ,..-u---- 4-4... wave ,ap Ov TRIO Joanna Rlce Hamel Walker Janol Schoel QUINTET Bruce Ylload Jo Anne Galrnoro lodha Chaslam, Nancy Newberry Goorgo McUno 43 5?-5' 5, ,. Q ff QE! 5 1 - fff ,M 1, - J Kg., ' il J x ' -Q f 5 'fr -, if ' 1. L' 4 .H it . o4 W Under the direction of l. A. Mirick the band has pro- vided excellent entertainment tor many school events throughout the year. With new gray trousers and white belts the band has made a spectacular group to watch perform. ln the tall the band and the Boosters club spent much time practicing the intricate formations and the accom- panying music with which to entertain the spectators at football games. This remarkable group also provided the music tor pep assemblies and basketball games. In the spring the band participated in the Music Festival which was held at S.O.C. in Ashland. The testival was non- Cgmpefifive year. Officers of the Medford DRUMMAJORETYES-Lowerrow: Joy Berta, Derva Safer. Center: Bonnie Edwards, Top row: Elinor Lindley, Pearl Mulr, Betty ' ' - B8 llf ld. Band this year are president, Ted Quaclcenbush, vice ' ' president, Derva Sater, secretary-treasurer, Helen Schu- mcicher. CLARINETS: Janet Shaw, James Pearson, Roger Fields, Llla Halt, Jacqueline Rhymes, Anne Schull, Marilyn Mafheny, Rizhard Wilson, Kenneth -Tolle, David Griffiths, Roger Hogstrorn. TROMBONES: Regina Mark, Christopher Williams, Floyd Hayner. FLUTES: Jeanne Rice, Mary Ann Brill, Jean Houston. ALTO CLARINET: Rosalie Glascock, BARITONE: Cliff Wolff, Allen Ylvisaker. CORNETS: Robert Pearson, Henry Granat, Bob Zimbelrnan, Merton Bali, Herbert Brower, Carlene Mark, Maiorie Fora, Donald Clark, Ronald Lind. SAXOPHONES: Howard Lindslrom, Loretta Rush, Donald McKay, Imogene Blair. FRENCH HORNES: Ted Quazkenbush, Leroy Pederson, Phyllis Woolridge, BRASSES: Ardell Marrs, Melvin Boyd, Robert Carr. DRUMS: Helen Schumaker, lril Thomas, John Walker, Joyce Marshall, Derva Safer. TIMPANI: Gayle Miller. SWING BAND Prano Vera Srnlrh Yrumpeh Bob Pearson Leroy Pederson Henry Gronal Trombone: Regina Marlr Floyd Hayner Drum: Helen Schurnallef Soxmhonel .Inn Pearson Howard Llndslrorn Kennelh Brow BOOSTER CLUB Lelflo ngll Rowl Marilyn Schempp Rosemary Lee Haxol Favlx Marylee Meredllh Joyce Aclrer Sherry Anlony Joy Finch lobby Haber Audrey Ellxebeih Larson Lola Hedrick Frankie Mcloughlln Marleen Vuncenl Row 3 Lorralne Greaves Suzanne Slnglelon Vlrglnla Carmen Jackie Shaw Carol Maddox Donna MzCullovgh La lose Bowman Joan Coleman Jaclue Hall Mary Hlnderer Row 4 Colleen lose, lo Donna Llndqulsl Allce Howard Donna Lee Rau Lovelle Davies low 5 Eleanor Meeker Gwynn Young Joan lrurnmond Mclnfyre, Mary -Adams, Jeern DeVoe. Row 2-Viola bailey, Georgene Roberson, korol Gregory, Jonny Lou Hougnlon, Ann luller, Pal Lawion, Janire Jorgensen, r r r - L I r r I I , l W I N ,bn A xl BONNIE EDWARDS r C I Bengles l947 Crater under the management ot edvtor an chuet Bonnue Edwards and her hard workung assnstants Jo Anne Gilmore and Charnty Wal luams as trysng hard to lnve up to the hzgh standards estabhshed by prevzous Craters to ANNE muon: Buslness manager Vnrgznna Long with her able helpers Jam Freeland and f I Charles Whute drd an excellent 'ob ot securung more and larger advertnse ments Numerous picture ads a feature started last year were obtalned Susan Inslceep and her sales statt sold thetr quota ot Craters an achnevement much harder thus year because the price was hugher Mrs Elizabeth Settle as Crater advuser CHARITY WILLIAMS G-' LL vmcrnu Lows B M 9 saw , SUSAN INSKEEP Sdn Muago Y' Many innovations have been tried Cartooning by the art editor Tom Child ers, a novel arrangement of the senior pictures, and the theme Safari in the Land of the Bengal Tiger Inclusion of many more pictures has made is annual larger than usual H JACKIE KIRTlEY Pvblrdfy Managor The purpose of the staff has been to make a friendly informal yearbook 5321 thumbed through in future years Loft to right In l Susan lnlkoop Bannto Ed ardi Ehxaboth Yoakam Irma Baltock Madeline Ward Jaan luttroll Margarot lurnarlu Carol Moyon Virginia Long Mary l-lmdofof Row 2 Jam! Duncan Chanty Wulharns Batty Drummond Jaclnn Hall Joan MQDUHN Kathloon Soolxatx Danna Ln lou Ethel Chambon Jana Watson Ja Anno Gtlmoro Raw Mary Ann Bull Carman Chau Jun Frooland Ernest Sutton Chorlu Whlto .loo Chex Not pldvrod Tomallna Cook Bill Moffat Lloyd Carr TOM CHILDEIS Art Editor It-v SAM ANDERSON Sports Editor ,f If nf U -if . . , H . . r . .,, . . Th. 'K inf that will bring back vivid memories of high school days when its pages are at V' A ll. N Y FW- ' f. '. ' f 4 ,.'.,fgEft . I , IA. 11131 It' E '.V' rx., lqfi fri 'M f A: r' Je JOAN IRUMMOND fdifol-in-Chief DORIS BOSTWICK Assistant Editor TOMALENA COOK Copy Editor HI -TIMES Medford High Schools paper, the Hi-Times, a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and Quill and Scroll, is issued every two weeks and attempts to keep the student body informed of school activities and per- sonalities. The paper, produced by the iournalism class, is edited by Joan Brummond, who is assisted by Doris Bostwick. Jim Freeland is the business manager, Toma- lena Cook, copy editor, and Ernest Sutton, exchange editor. Ward Bebb, sports editor, is assisted by Sam Anderson and sports reporters, Lloyd Carr, Jock Wyatt and Jim Baskins. Mary Lee Meredith is distribution manager, and Alice Stamm has charge of the Scrapbooks. Columnists, most of whom are not enrolled in the iournalism class, are Lloyd Carr, Albert Braun, Gayle Skid- more, Mary Adams, Jean DeVoe, Carol Brown and Yvonne Gault. Reporters are Betty Howard, Sam Anderson, Jeanette Marks, Joan Johnson, Alice Stamm, Claire Cordier, Jack Wyatt, Kathleen Seekatz, Nancy Potter and Dar- leen Hays. Daphine Martin is the reporter for the Medford Mail Tribune. Mrs. Settle is the adviser. During the year, the class has had several interesting projects. In October, part of the group visited the Medford Mail Tribune to see how a paper is published. In November the class interviewed Miss Dorothy Wilson, head of fwl' 'Cincy JIM FREELAND lusinoa Manager Riparian Reading New Hi-Timn SMH on thi Job idilion ol Hi-Timo! gimme? QA. WARD Bill ERNEST SUTTON MARY lf! MEIEDITH Sports Ednor Endings Edber Dirhbutbri Manager the foreign language department, who traveled to Mexico in the summer of 1946. One of the interviews was used in the next issue of the paper. During the football season, the sports staff printed its predictions of the coming foot- ball games in a column called Crystal Gazing. Sam Anderson's predictions were the most accurate as he forecast fifteen games correctly and missed only one. At Christmas members of the class sold greetings for a page in the paper. For the Christmas edition, the class also produced an eight-page paper, the first of that size printed in several years. About eight hundred and fifty papers are printed each time and seventy- five of these are sent to other schools in exchange for their papers. On De- cember 6 and 7 Mrs qettle Ward Bebb and Bonnie Edwards attended a meeting of the Oregon Hugh School Press Association at Eugene Ward Bebb was a delegate of the Hi Times staff and Bonnie Edwards was the delegate from the Crater staff Among the speakers was Dr Turnbull Dean ofthe School of Journalism at the University of Oregon The first school paper published in T918 was edited by Herb Grey who is now associated with the Medford Mail Tribune as advertising manager The HiTimes has been published for nineteen years and is now printed by the Medford News r ' 5 1 . . , I I I F' . 3 . gi ' x et Y , -A ' A x 'V ,E ' ' . -' i 'fit 9 Lol! lo rigll, low l-Carol lrown, Jean DeVoe, Marvlee Meredith, Daplllne Marlin, Joan Drummond, Yvonne Geull, Marily S h pp Albert lr S llon, Som Anderton, Jim Freeland. Row 2-Tomalina Cook. Joan Provo, Claire Cordier, Joan Johnlon, Belly Howard, .lun ll M M El Settle, Mary Sue Green, lefty Drummond, George Green, Lloyd Carr, Ward Bebb, Jael: Vlyull. , I ,EZ ,J SUSAN INSKEEP CHARLES WHITE Pnudolt Vtco-Proddoll MAIGEIY HAMMOND BETTY DRUMMOND Sggrglqy Tromvnr and Ser Quill and Scroll ns a natnoncl honor socsety for lunuor and sensor students who work on school publlca tions To be elrguble for membershup nn thus club a student not only must do superlor work on euther the business or edmng staff of the newspaper or yearbook but also must rank scholastrcally m the upper thrrd of hrs class The local chapter of Quill and Scroll was reachvated this year under the leadership of Mrs Eluzabeth Settle vmomn Lowa :om nuwaono TONAI-INA COOK QQAIIYY MLUAM5 ALIEIT IIAIII JO-All!! GILMORI uill oll ,fl ,M A ' 1 ff, f .g+f s Eff , ' ' , , FRED CMEZ JOAN McDUFFEY CHARITY WILLIAMS SUSAN INSKEEP President Vice-President Socrefcy TVOQWW Torch Honor Torch Honor is a society which has for its members those students that have a high scholastic attainment. This year Torch Honor has taken an active part in the school program. After the Coos Bay game, the club sponsored a very successful School Daze dance. Torch Honor entered a clever float in the annual noise parade. The float showed a pelican trying to eat a tiger shark which was too big for the pelican to swallow. An unforgetable event of November 18 was the initiation for the twenty-four new mem bers of Torch Honor when, in the evening, new members were fully initiated and refreshments were served to the entire group. lol! lorigll: low I-Nolon Jones, lllllo lulflnglon, Joan lrvrnmond, Mary Adams, Mary Vlrglnlo Well, Corrlno lo Tourollof looulch Konoposoll, Virginia long, lovorly Nowlon, lorrsollms Cook, Olonno James. low 2-Shirley Nvlchlnson, Chorlfy Williams, Glenda Fields, Ann Schull, Ann lvllor, Susan Inskoop, Margery Hrnmond, Jo-Anne Gllrnoro, Joan Mcbulleo, Phylllo Slswflor. Row 3-Mrs. Ollvo Clcypool, Nancy Logoeon, Evelyn Wulilns, Joy Finch, Poi Solhor, Shlrloy Woodburn, llll Molloll, Dlck Kyle, Fred Chou. Row 4-Joyce Kirby, Sheryl Jonson, Foggy lroy, Jcnol School. Elsie lornhlosol, Mary Sue Green, lolly Drummond, Trove Noll, Nick Green, Jerry Igo, Chrlslophor Williams, Chorloe Whlte, Joe Owl. A 68 lol! In ngll- law l Bal: Shangla lull Slnglar Ward Babb Blll Mallal Lloyd Can Glenn Tingloy Mary Virgnnla While Maroon Flnld Margery Hammond Joan lrummond Ro 2 Gordon Marx Jo-Anno Gilmore Elaine Shorwoad Janis Duncan Fred Chu Ro 3 Bruce Y Blood Norman Kaplan Bonmo Edwards Susan lnxlronp Vanilla Noal Kalhloon Saolralz Mary Sun Gunn Bally Drummond Nlclr Gran Mn Van Scoy Trova Neff The Hrstory Economrcs and Crvncs Assocratron rs an honor soclety open to students rn the social studies who make grades of A and B The membershrp rs lrmrted to forty members One of the obpectrves of the club thus year sponsored by Jo Ann Grlmore Commrssroner of Membershrp has been to burld up the membershrp .rom the sophomore class so that these students may have two years servrce rn the club and help to burld up esprrt de corps The actrvrtres of the club under the leadershrp of the presudent Lloyd Carr and the commrssroner of actrvntnes Moreen Freld have been vorred The reg ularly scheduled meetrngs have been devoted chiefly to busuness matters farthlully and accurately recorded by Nucl: Green secretary and treasurer The Klamath game was the occasron for a nouse parade rn whrch the H E C A entered a float called Sprke Bowerman and Hrs Ten Bug Wrnds At a buffet supper held at the begmmng of the second semester the new members were formally and informally rnltlated unto the club ln observance of the brrthday anniversary of George Washington the H E C A thus year presented to the student body two color fulms The Burth of Liberty and The Man Without a Country ICK 6. 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I Y Vg' .t oN '41 , . f-ff , M use 'vf:'CK f tCK D Pr esId 4RlL yN M95 it 29 lilvce- 'd'nl La -lertulia La Tertulia, meaning the gathering, is an honor club for students who have had at least one year of Spanish lt is sponsored by Miss Dorothy Wilson Points are given to members for grades, work on committees, and partncipa tion in assemblies After thirty five points are earned, the student is entitled to wear the small silver club pin l.a Tertulia is also responsible for selling the Medford and Tiger decals The highlight of the fall activities was initiation The club sponsors annually a dance and a float in the noise parade lt also presents a colorful program on April ld Pan-American Day to help students understand better our Latin- American neighbors. During this week in April La Tertulia gives a display of Pan-American interest. Left to right rowl-Joan Pomeroy, Joan Brummand Glenda Fields Shirley Hutchinson Margaret Bismarck Bonnie Edwards .lane Watson, Madeline Ward Patsy Older Jean DeVoe Miss Dorothy Wilson. Row 2- Charlty Williams, Virginia Early, Jackie Hall Barbara Shere Lovelle Davies Elizabeth Larson, Carol ' ' Lausman Katherine Vilas Marianne Perl Nadine Wood. Row 3-May Bullard Evelyn Watkins Vera Smith Peggy Bray. Corrine La Tourette Rosalie Glascock Nancy Rose Audrey Hall Marilyn Nickle Nancy Newberry, Shirley Woodburn Sally Moftitt David Dow Lenora Albright Mary Ann Brill Iris Thomas Anna Lou Daty. Row 4-Vernon Thatcher Lloyd Halverson Bill Brew Dick Kyle Norman Kaplan Bob Claypool Dan Haynes Monte Kounz Fred Chex. fl if DAVID DOW Treasurer MAIGAI ET DISMARK Social Chairmen ATSY OLDER Point Keeper 69 f JEAN KYLE Treuurer fy Q' ,, Ez.. his ui , i- e MOKEEN FIELD DORIS DOSTWICK IIMA IOSTOCK MIS. ALBEITA LOILAND Vice-President President Secretary AdYll0f The home economics group is advised by Mrs. Loiland, and is affiliated with the national organization of Future Homemakers of America under the Department of Educa- tion. Doris Bostwick, president of the club, is parliamentarian of the state organization. In October Jean Kyle, representing the Medford organization, attended a state meeting in Klamath Falls. F.H.A. sponsored a clever dance during the winter and gave an amusing assembly in the spring. The formal initiation of new members was held in October, making the total number of members about seventy. The officers are president, Doris- Bostwick, vice-president, Moreen Field, secretary, Irma Bostock, and treasurer, Jean Kyle. Lett to right: Raw l-Rosemary Lee, Irma Bostock, Joyce Acker, Doris Mathews, Harriet Jones, Beverly Daily, Geraldine Jerome, Elizabeth Yoakam, Martha Sanders, Shirley Foster, Shirley Boyd, Norma Rasmussen, Temple Rose, Georgeen Roberson, Rita Rogers. low 2-Maxine Darling, Marlene Morse, Marilyn Schempp, Betty Lemmon, Delta Kelley, Mariorie Duncan, Donnie ltukill, .lane Mursden, Sidna Tye, Delores Davie, Jean Kyle, .loan Luttrell, lorraine Mattat, Madeline Ward, Caroline Davie, Joan Anderson. low J-La Verne Gatlin, Bonnie Chiswell, Bobbie Haber, Lynn Comstock, Helen Schumaker, Dorothy Hawkins, Carlene Marx, Loretta Rush, Doris Bostwick, Shirley Roger, Mildean Hodgson, Patricia Grebb, Beverly Newton, Marilyn Nickle, Vanetia Neal, Derva Sater, Davis lmhausen. Row 4-Dorothy Henagin, Mary Fann, Miss Busch, Hazel Fouts, Shirley Jenkins, Sheryl Jensen, Dorothy Beal, Shirley Wagler, loveta Daughterty, Nancy Potter, Kathleen Seekatx, Marianne Perl, Tomalina Cook, Phyllis Plumley, Mary Peyton. Lilly Badenstab, Grace Morse, Jewell Nelson, Mrs. Alberta Loiland, Shirley Bwlson. W sem' R3 -J' JOAN JOHNSON nd JACKIE MALI. KATHLEEN SEEKATZ 1 Atelier nnnu M cnusrin i,'tEK'5 'gf'-5' The art classes thus year organized the Atelner club whlch rs advised by Mr Gasparottu art teacher The plans that the club had for thus year s actrvltles were to sketch pamt weave or work an clay The Ateller gave a Christmas dance before the vacation The commnttee heads were chalrman Jackve Kurtley refreshments Jackne Hall decor atrons Kathleen Seekatz clean up Joan Johnson trckets Jams Grusby The offrcers ofthe club are presldent Joan Johnson vnce presldent Jackxe Hall secretary Kathleen Seekatz treasurer Bertha McCalllster and program chalr man Jackne Krrtley Members ofthe club are Betty Howard Bertha McCalluster Jo Ann Gilmore Jackre Krrtley Kathleen Seekatz Jams Gngsby Anna Lou Doty Beverly Darley Ronme Mets Max Zimmerman and Gall Coddung lah to ngll Row 1 Kathleen Soolotx, Jann Gnglby, Jozlno Kmloy Mary VIYUIIIIU Wash, Gofl lowvonco, Jo Anno Gnlmoro, Mr Foul Gospolofh Row 2 Ronme Moll, Betty Howard, Bodho McCollntor, Anno Lou Doty, Beverly Dolly, Joan Johnson Mo: lnmmevmon , 1 534:-I .f'-,vw ., .vi V ' J sf, ff , .,-if , M I V ' f 1 ' . , K K I x 1, 'fs i ' I ' I P ' H I A , ro ' on! x' A I 'K I . 8 1 f I Q Vico-President , SICNJW Y 'A 1: 9,1 ' , a I r C , Immun, ' U . l I . rom nnan I I ' , . . . . . . . I I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I ' 7 I 1 P ' , . 1 1 ' 1 I I I I I , . JEIIY loo Jo-ANNE cannons SHIRLEY MOIIOVI Proddod V o-P nudes! Soerofwy Dfdmd Twenty sux years ago under the drrectron cf Mass Margaret Cottrell the Drama Club of Medford Semor Hugh was formed The club was composed of twenty members wrth the cond: tron that only rumors and semors were elegrble Sunset and Indran Summer were the furst ofa number of successful plays presented by -he organuzatron At the present time the group rs under the direction of Mr R D Stedman who returned last fall from three years un the Army Engineers Recently the club has presented a serves of Varlety Shows featurmg students of various types of talents From all those who performed before our able drrector the best are chosen and these are presented before the student body for their entertamment The present offrcers are president Jerry lgo vrce presrdent Jo Anne Grlmore and secre tary treasurer Shrrley Morrow The club has partlcrpated rn many school actnvrhes rncludung the annual Norse Parade, In which a prrze was won Usually a good pa rt of the membershvp of the club as responslble for the malorrty of the parts rn the semor play The followrng students took active part In producing Sprrng Green by Flor ,. , 'writ' . -. My-f.f K , g Aj' .7-'f L45 ', .65 W. 'x it I ' ' I - . - - - 1. rf .1 - H - Z . . ' ll ' ll ' ' ' 1 1 I I ' 7 ' - I ' litf lgff Will D 4-'ii ence Ryerson and Colm Clements the sen Lil , mor playtorthe class ot l946 Leroy House cy Q' .llm Cave Helen Robertson Janet Horse ley Roger Sterton Bob Stevens Joan Hoppe Jeraldyn Jerome Bob Watson Bull T. A Rose and Elaine Hoffman Polly Hotfard -1 and Betty Beer handled the scrlpt The class of 47 chose for presentatnon the comedy Every Family Has One wrrtten by George Batson The play was gnven March 27 and 28 Thus productuon IS a portrayal of a typucal Amerucan tamrly whose eccentrncutues though hrlarnous are only normal The group also sponsored the rntensley dramatac play trtled The Valrant by Holworthy Hall and Robert Mrddlemas The characters were Warden Holt Father Daly Frances Dyke Jo sephme Pans and Dan the Jarlor portrayed by Duck Kyle Jerry lgo Albert Braun Shrrley Mor row Jean Kyle and Bob Burton respectively The play concerns a man who when about to be hanged for premedrtated murder refuses to allow hrs sister from whom he has been separated smce chrldhood to recogmze hum R Sh I y p 0 T IN Foggy If 2 lou sua sf J I y k J sob ni In xy: Arun lr hwy ug an M of n K ' Y r I. T ' l ' .AW E ' 0 -4 ff B , I 1 - T , - . f- 1 f ' 1 r V ' V L X -. 1 Y ' - Q v Y D r l 5 Y' f- YV 747 ' - ' ,e - J ' l ' . , - Y. 1 ' . R - - fs . , v I f , , - 1 T T 1 1 1 l V ,..... l I I I ' 5 1 z.. I 1 - ' I 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' I ' I I I , . loft to right: ow I- ir Q Morrow, Susan lnslroe , Von: Smi h, Corrine La oun Q, ay, Janis Duncan. Row -Mr, man, Vanilio Neal, Mary Ann ill. Jean Kyla, -Anno Gilmore, Jackie Kin 0 , Bonnie Edwards. ow - Burton, c e, nun, o, i o c . 1 JOAN COLEMAN ANN BUTLER ud PAT OLDER rt or Tn l-ll Y can 74 The Junior Tn Hn Y recently made a school club IS affrlrated wrth the Y W C A and con srsts of lumor gurls The membership IS selectnve but any gurl genulnely Interested IS consldered for membershnp Thus year the otflcers are presldent Joan Coleman vrce presrdent Ann Butler secretary Barbara Bottler treasurer PatOlder sergeant at arms Mary Adams and chaplain EleanorMc Cabe The advusers are Mrs Ben H Schmidt and Mrs Butler The organuzatnon sponsored several dances and an assembly The purpose of thus group ns to create malntam and extend throughout the school and community the hlghest standards of Chrrstnan character and the club IS truly strnvnng to tulfnll nts purpose I glR Goltil b M y WhMryAd Oh b I P Old y u M k 1 Be he o Betty D GLENN TINGLEY BOB BUTLER HAROLD SKINNER BILL MOFFAT Chqlon l-IIY To create mamtam and extend throughout the school and commumty hugh standards of Chrrstnan character IS the goal ot the Medford Hr Y Led by pres: dent Glenn Tmgley vnce presrdent Bob Butler secretary treasurer Harold Skinner and chaplain Brll Moffat the club has sponsored many worthwhrle ac tnvltres and has done much to mamtam :ts :deals Durmg the second semester new oltlcers were elected Norman Kaplan was elected presudent and Bruce Y Blood secretary treasurer Mr McDonald was the club adviser Durmg the wrnter the Hu Y sponsored a dance The club was also represented rn the Norse Parade by a clever float Weekly meetmgs are held at the Y building to plan club actrvltnes Lol! Oo nghf, low l Harold Slunnef, Gordon Yun, Duck Kyla, Dusk Hanselman, Glenn Ymglay, lull Moflal, Chuck Sams, Bud Barnum, Duck Runyard, Bob Butler, Vun Shangle Raw 2 Bob Chamberlain, David Johnson Roland Wuhan, Nsfbm Wolion, Bob DaArmond, Navman Kaplan, lwn Y'llood, Glen Crocker, Tod Quaclmenhush, Bob Shanglo, Pal Zunpann , -L T ' I ' v aw Y 1 7:2 . , 4 ll. I ff 4. Q, 1 Aj , if President Vice-Pruidonl 'l 1 Sacrolcry-Ynasuror 'n O ,, . . . . I I I . . ,, . . . 1 ' ' ' I I I ' I I I 2 ' , . ETHEL C-HAM. p,n'd.M R S CAROL MEYilS Club lopodor R l Sllvnanno Walt: Bally Conley Jan Sorrel Club OU Dua s nosils S r GE0l3:g1oud' ' Twenty seven members were rnrtrated unto the Com mercral Club on February l2 Plans were made for thus event by Mass Rosemary Tuchek Instructor Ethel Chambers president of the club and all old members Students who were rnrtroted are Betty Conley Joy Frnch Hazel Fouts Dorothy Hennagen Mama Jenkins Maxrne Jones Ruth Padgett Jackie Rhymes Patsy Srmmons Alrce Strnson Mary Lou Stovall Marcella Turner Sylvia Ann Waste Jackre Walker LoVerne Gatlrn Elsre Berngersel Joan Blunkall Gault and Hazel Hartley ol School Mary lou Slavall Jaclrlo Rhymes Juno Elliot Carol Mayors Ethel Ch lx T rn la lou Row 2 Maxine .lone Lah lo ugh' ow .locllyn Bavov Yvonne Gaull Boaulall Konopoxelz Betty Howard Norma Rasmussen lou Jun If Q p la Walkof Irma Boslack Nadlno Wood Norma Nelson Clan Cordlef Arleno Rusk Batty Paterson Phyllis Staufhf Georgian Robono ll L Foul! Jazk low 3 M4 law 4-Pa 76! JUNE El rm, Or ambon s Natal W0 l lllltt Xl W tl . E E' ,lg I F . E f P., oN r . . n . . .. . - ' + N - 1 , , , l I I . l A . I I . I I . . l ' 1 1 1 XP: f' . . . . v , , , 1 X I ' ' N I 1 1 1 , . . . . , . I I I Y N' , .loan Brummond, Claire Cordier, Caralee Ettell, Yvonne N ' aw, I I 1 K ' X s - . - - , , . , , . , , ' xr i Y I, ,1e,, I, l:,,L l,,L-.- f-.-.I lJ---l ll--AI.. A-IA-A V-..-- ll----ll- fn-..-- f'-.-Il-A fi-.Jn lA-- llnnnlf- Allan fun -L l l Leh Oo rrgll Row l Mary Ann Bull Nancy Newbury Bonme Edwards Susan Inslreep Elhel Chambers Bertha McCaIlnler Pal Older Eleanor McCabe Nancy Rose Yvonne Gaul! Shrrley Morrow Vonna Lee Webber Dolores Slenerson Joan Lunrell Nona Werner Horne!! Walker Geraldine Jerome Margarel Brsmarlr Carol Meyers Arlene Rusk Joan Johnson Margery Hammond Janls Duncan Slephame Mllrsche Row 2 Joan Crawford Manlyn Nrclrle June Elllolf Virginia long Jackie Krrlley Jane Wafson Jo-Anne Gulmore Shrrley Woodburn Jaclne Walker Phyllus Morrrclr Carmen Chose Joan Blunlrall Row 3 Daphme Mariano Clarrce Brenlley Audrey Hall Kathleen Seelrolx Ann Durrro Joan McDuHy Elaine Sherwood Vaneha Neal Moreen Foelds Audree Andrews Madelrne Ward Irma Bosloclr L,lSl'lZlS Under the leadershup of Jane Watson, head usher, and Miss Klrtley advlser the game ushers and the formal ushers have served a number of times thus year The game ushers assnsted at all school football and basketball games and also at the Ar mustuce Day S O C E game At the Gnlbert and Sullavan operettas the formal ushers work at-Nfo:'5:1i?N mghts These gurls also ushered at school plays and concerts, at local H at the graduation exercises ed for three concerts and As a prolect, thus orgamzatlon sold programs at the games In order to build a fund whnch wull be used later to purchase caps and Iackets to wear at games hh lo nghl low I Jane Wafson Eihel Chambers Moreen Freldl Mar arel B Srnllh Ca 9 usmarlr Helen Johnson Nancy Rose June Elliot! Marilyn Nlclrle Joan Crawford Srdney rmen Chase Carol Meyers Row 2 Geraldine Pelerson Clonce Bramley Joan McDuHee Daphme Marhn Elame Sherwood Nona Werner Slephame Mrlrsche Ann Durno Jaclue Krrlley Phyllre Merrrclr Audrey Hall Berry Konoposek Joan Johnson Arlene Rusk Joan Luhroll Raw 3 Yvonne Ga Il I Joan Provo leriha McCalhsler Eleanor McCabe Susan Inskeep Vaneha N I S lacks: Walker Vlra u rma Bosfock Jams Wallrer eo hlrloy Morrow Mary Ann Bull Margery Hammond Jo Anne Gilmore Madeline Ward uma Lona Hamel! Walker Joan Blunkall Shrrley Woodburn , 1. -1 1. 1. Y 1 r 14 V: ' : - l 1 1 f 1 1 1 ' , Q.. ' J .- 1 . 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 , , '- ' ' , 1 1 1 1 1 , ' I r I I I 1 I 1 V a A ' 1 1 . ' '- I I V I r I 1 V I ' 1 1 1 1 . ,. I I - ' 2 1, 1 . . ,f fr 1 K L , ' , - 1 1 ' 1 A 1 1 1 1 l ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 s I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 , . l 78 r Girls Athletrc Assocratron DERVA SATER President npr G A A the Grrl s Athletrc Assocratron, advrsed by Mrs Berg rs open to all gurls rnterested rn volleyball basketball prng pong, archery, and softball Rep resentatrves from each class are elected to the organrzatnon Captains are chosen forthe va nous teams whrch play at noon, and from the gurls gym classes Goal of membership rs a letter whrch rs awarded at the years end for part: crpatron rn sports Grrls also earn pornts by partrcrpatrng rn sports outsrde ofthe school, such as roller skatrng bowlrng, swrmmrng hrkrng, and horseback rrdrng BETTY WHITE Vree-Preuderat Row l left to ngll Anna Lou Daty Marleen Gower Irma Bostock Harriett Jones Lorraine Mottat Rosemary lee Hazel Fouts Derva Sater Margaret Reed Margaret Bismarck Jannce Grlgsby Charlotte Walker Sheryl Jensen Gorgeen Roberson Row 2 Marlene Morse Maxlne Burssng Joy Finch Enrd Gaynor Lovlta Daugherty Catherine Vilas Dolores Davis Row 3 Janet Show Janet Scheel Dorothy Hawkins Mary Fann Audrey Andrews Modellne Ward Elmor Lrndley loretta Rush Carlene Mark Dorothy McKay Betty Robertson Mary .lo McComb Maxme Powell Jones Row 4 llosalse Glacsock Clance Brantley Bertha M:Callnster Daphma Martm Vlrgsnla Gorman Ethel Chambers Moreen Fselds Betty Ksstwell Dorothy Beal Grace Morse Luly Bodenstab Row 5 Jams Duncan Betty Peterson Mary Lee Meredrth Kathleen Seekatx Gayle Skldmore Tornallna Cook Barbara Forsee Mary Louise Janes Patsy Young Joan Blunkall Wllrna Sauer Colleen Rose Eldeen Knight Harriet Walker Helen Parker Gwen Murr Dons Hannah Jane Watson Phyllis Wooldridge Joan Wllson Carol Gregory Alene Hopkins Carol Hlll Jewell Nelson NUM! RUN JOY NWC Pt-lYl.l.lS MEIIICK IIMA BOSTOCK Treaurer Secretay 7 . C 0 0 ? Zg-. Vwil W' 'Z ,t , gg. K . . 1 . . . . , A W 15 e s .I . I ' I I - ' . . , y . . . . , , I I e - ' : V 1 V V ' I . I r I I A , I I I I ' ' 1 V V 1 1 ' V . 'J Phyllis Merrick, Joan Luttrell, Beverly Peterson, Mariory Duncan, Ann Shall, V - : V . V ' V ' . o V V V V V I I r I ' V 1 1 V 1 V ,A V V V V V N A, g.: V - Q 1 Q V 1 1 ' In V 1 .45--' '- . ' ' ' ' r l .332 V V V 1 1 V k r' . V V V V V 1 1 V V V 1 , . A .-' FLOYD HAYNER Prnsrdenf Roller Slwtung Club 'br JANET SHAW Vuce-Prendsnl ROSALIE GLASCOCK Treawror RITA ROGERS Sec Mary MR PAUL GASPAROTTI Adviser fl. 45 'Sf 4 .30- g An enthusuastuc group of students must have been eager to try theur skull un the runks thus year, tor the Roller Skatung club us one of the largest and most actuve clubs un the school The oftucers were presudent Floyd Hayner, vuce presu dent Janet Shaw secretary Ruta Rogers treasurer os alue Glascoclc Mr Paul Gasparottu was advuser Skatung partues were frequent and proved to be a great deal ot tun They were held at the Medford Arm ory and rental fees were always eagerly paud by the skatung club members The club entered an unusual float un the annual nouse parade Row l lah Oo ugh! Vera Smuth Sydney Smulh Geraldune Pelersan Darlene Young Maxine .lanes Aluce Dalian Kuta Rogers Rasalue Glascock Jane! Shaw Margie Face Ranma Metz Edwln Gull spas R 2 Madlene Morse Loretta Rush Sylvnanne Wan Behy Peterson Marna Jenluns Shurley Kage Dorn Mathews Jam Freeland Ardall Marrs Al Edwards Ray Glass Fred Phullups Row 3 Carlene Ma lr Regma Mark Arlene Rush Mary Lee Meredrlh Anna Lou Daly Daphnne Marian Eldeon Knughl Reber! Van Golden Adnan Albert Bob Burton Charles Wagner Duck Grugsby Rex Goble Mr Paul Gasparohu Ra 4 Carol Gregory Vlrgmua Garmand Hazel Fouls Halen Louuse Parker Jaan Anderson Mary Fann Herb Howm Floyd Hayner Ted Kenton Jam Newman Rusty W mmer DICK CRAWFORD Vapor Rqd Tiger Guard JCBID Another satisfactory year has drawn to a close forthe Medford Senuor Hugh School Tuger Guard The chief duty of thus group us to act as a hugh school poluce force The guard members act as traffic officers at all athletic contests and mauntaun order at pep assemblies and parades They assust at any publuc function un whuch the hugh school faculutues are used At school dances the members poluce actuvutues and sometumes act as ticket takers Addutuonal dutues unclude checkung for open or set lockers patrol lung the hall watching the cafeteria lune and serving as a fure toward the safety of the school Guards are appornted by a board of student officers with the approval of the hugh school pruncupal New members are aken un on probatuon for a peruod of one semester If they prove sat usfactory they are offucually added to the guard lolttolgil I lkhodlvlo Hugh? lllllhly0la Dii0rigbyDlkCv1vlordDo ln llng Ed I Olllhpk ll hard hh Quik Wag I 2 III Smith Ja I I gdak Ln ySulIl Ahh Albans N 13 ,. N is 1 ' N l 'K xv, ' in ' TP Q 'S 4 i - I - . I . . . I . . squad in which each member has an assigned responsibility . . . L . I , . Y , IW 1 , YVOSC, Y , U ll, C S , C , I n , wa , c man, s nov. ow - I Yunnan, Dvono , c 0 s , 1 von, n , onnan Konchlow. ep Cub CLUB FLOAT IN NOISE PARADE I-- umrs ouucm no can 1 u Q v ax.. Sixteen rah s should be given tor this year s pep club for they have certainly done an ex cellent lob ot supporting our athletic events They have given many interesting pep assemblies underthe direction of Mr Bob Stedman black pedal pushers with a red monogramed megaphone onthe cuff The yell queen wore white pedal pushers and the yell king wore white slacks both wore transparent rain lackets During basketball season a pep assembly was held in which coach Hank Anderson spurred the student body to do more yelling at the games The following game a peppier squad helped lead a much peppier student body in the yells nl I P 0 sldw B:'ba Bait' W d Bibb p I i ,ug Q I lp,-' ,U rv , ' J vm 0 muon R o i f AQ F 4 7' ',.-3 ' 4 ' -2 I - At the beginning ot football season the Pep Team received new uniforms which were Cantor fro -Jonit Duncan. From lah o righl-Carol Brown, o on 1 ru '01, or , Dolores Sionouon, Audra Andrews, Vono no lb 1. Qrder ol kangaroo Lourt IS nn sessuon These words dreaded by ml WERNER the new sophomore boys opened another colorful and suc cesstul umtnataon Naturally the ludges and gury were the pregudfced members of the Order of M To be admntted unto thus group a boy must be a letterman Q 0 nn any mayor sport such as basketball football or track Mem bers purchased lettermen s sweaters whnch are black wnth red 4' arm stnpes the number of strrpes determrned by the owner s achnevement The purpose of the club as to create a greater nnterest an all sports and sports tradltaons of Medford Hugh The Order thus year was presided over by Bull Warner Herb Nrll was vnce presndent Doug Coghlll was secretary and Nnck Greene was treasurer Mr Bowerman and Mr Knrtley were advlsers Q59 ll R 2 Bll B D B :ly hu In ms oy u 2 QY 0 om me e c lnhY 8 9 iles! 143:03 Beswlsl :IT G ein Al Gle :annals ne 5:a'r:gle Ro 34 Gle Yosl Jock Horner Lloyd Timmons Bob C ook Lloyd Bachman Joe Chex F I1 Brewer lee Ne demeyer Loren Curie Roge Note Fred Chex Bob Delkrmond - 1 I - . f , . 1 tu fa y . 1 I l b . - - y - - ..f I if . . , . . ' ' X X ' X 3 . . . r l Y if 'W . , S . . . . LJ ' 1 1 ' . - ' ' , E I S II , B'Il S' I ,J FI' I, H b N'll, Doug Coghill, Tom Moffern, Bob Buller, Richard Riggs, Jerry luusmam Lf ,'o,2'9l ' 'Ref' l ::,m,.BMk.lM-of le.: I., ,mg T' :la ,bge si ,ll a c f1,Gu nn ran I ,w fd sebb, chuck R .' ,lv M K' ,rf v I gin , i r , c , rn . w - nn , 1 1 I' 1 1 1 i , i , r. I 1 1 - 82 1 , 559 Q, sz G Q B 1 gi ,r JK ii 5. 4 v G W A X QD M 5? , Q 234 452 YA JCL 5 rf 15.5.1 BOB CROOK Prnudcnl RONALD NUYTING MARILYN WINETROUT Vin P nude I Se: nary The Medford High Ski Club was organized wholly for the purpose of promot ing that winter sport and enabling members to take ski trips more often It sponsors no social activities other than these trips Its adviser is Mr Bill Bowerman an excellent skier himself and the officers for the 19461947 season were president Bob Cook, secretary Marilyn Winetrout, and vice president Ronald Nutting Anyone interested in skiing may loin he club whether he is expert or amateur The registration fee is one dollar and this money aids in chartering busses for the organization s trips. Several successful excursions were made this year. Crater Lake provided the best and most frequented .ki runs for the club. The picture below was taken just before a trip and many members were not included. Lcfl io right: Row I-John Bowerman, LeRoy Armstrnnu, Gordon Price, Jackie Kinley, Marilyn Winefrouf, Nancy Newberry, Elinor Lindley. Dorothy Beal, Bob Earnest. Row 2-Joe Flieqel, Fitz Brewer, Bob Wickman, Bah Gray, Yom Frey, David Johnson. Row 3- Lloyd Carr, George Jennings, Bill Bowermun, Al Braun. 84 1 ef t Y -Mn 1 f. , tfe 'A - ,Q tg, . gs .. . . , v E V M U'-- .v - ww' ' X -'Y 't,, rf ft Q ..c-g,,cl:-g.,Q,,.s.,-,s-,,., ,MW . . M., ,,c,s-,--, ha 'E 1.5L ounif of Uwe Block Tornado M Ml W J BOWERMAN d C Ml HENRY ANDERSON Ml. E, M. KIITLEV The Bleek Tornado Football l9Ll7 The Medford Hugh Black Tornado ranked as one of the top football teams un the state The record was eught games won one lost and one red The two blots on their record were a T4 7 loss to the Hood Ruver Blue Dragons and a T9 l9 tue with the Eugene Axemen The Tornado thus year was coached by Bull Bowerman assisted by Ed Kurtley and Hank Anderson The furst strung for most of the season was left end Doug Coghull left tackle Tommy Mottern left guard Chuck Sams center Fred Chez right guard Nick Greene right tackle Joe Fluegel right end Glenn Tungley quarterback Earl Stelle left halfback Bull Sungler right halfback Lloyd Carr and fullback Roger Note Herb Null was the fursf strung rrght end untul he was unuured un a mudseason game Untul that time Glenn Tungley had alternated between guard and center lnuurues and ullness plagued the Tornado most of the season hampering Herb Null Doug Coghull Glenn Tungley Bull Sungler and Roger Note un sev eral games Captain of thus year s edition of the Black Tornado was Nick Greene veteran guard who us consudered one of the outstanding lunemen un the state Medford 26-Albany 13 The Tornado opened their season successfully wuth a 26 l3 wun over the Albany Bulldogs 'September 20 at Albany Wuldhorse Bull Sungler was the star of this game scorung four tumes wuth some beautuful runs Albany s Don Allen the best passer that Medford faced all year unleashed an aerial at tack that had the Tornado worrued throughout the game Medford 39 Coos Bay 0 The Tornado swamped the Pirates from Coos Bay by a score of 39-O September 27. The Tornado scored three touchdowns in the first period to clinch the game. Lloyd Corrs and Bill Singlers running with Earl Stelles fine passing were the main features of the fracas, Bill Singler scored twice Lloyd Carr Earl Stelle Richard Riggs and Tommy Mottern scored once each. Medford 'I9-Eugene I9 ln one of the most thrilling games played at the high school field sh 'A r Q I , '1 n we- x 'RW 6 s .154 , ' N. A' Aft., ? V1 -. We 1'! 1 I Q 4 ' V Q X 4 '31 B f ' -I .. I 'Q 4' ' X U X , -4 1 Q f ,A Q - fig., 'QSWGQL w H Q, I. Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford 26 39 19 30 7 55 56 65 40 7 Albany 'I3 Coos Bay 0 Eugene I9 Eureka I9 Klamafh Falls Bend 6 Grants Pass 0 Ashland 21 Roseburg 20 Hood River I4 Herb Nill caught this pass in the Eugene game and then hit the goal post behind him. The pass did not :aunt and the iniury received by Nill put him on the sidelines the rest of the season. The game ended in a 19 to 19 tie. Bob Shangle carried the ball to a first down against the Albany Bulldogs. The final score was 26 to I3 in Medford's favor. Bill Singler carried the ball to a first down against the Albany Bulldogs.The final score was 26 to l3 in Medford? favor. One-hundred and fifty Medford students traveled to Eureka with the football team and cheered the Tornado to a 30 to 19 vizfory over the Eureka Loggers. This small group of Medford students out-cheered the entire Eureka student body. B9 , Tornado tred a frqhtrng Eugene Axemen outflt l9 lf? October 4 After Medford had grabbed a T9 T3 lead an the last quarter the Axemen came back to tue the game when Smlth interrupted Earl Stelle s pass to score Lloyd Carr and Roger Note were Medford s outstandrng players with Eugene s Lee and Manor rating plauduts Medford 30-Eureka I9 On October ll the Tornado paced by Lloyd Carr and Earl Stelle came from behlnd to down the stubborn Eureka Loggers 30 l9 The Tornado had a flying start scoring three tlmes un the second period But Eureka took the lead T9 l8 by tallylng three times ID the thlrd quarter Medford saved :ts unbeaten record by crosslng rnto pay drrt twlce rn the last quarter Loren Carter led the Medford scoring with two touchdowns Herb Nall Jim Baskrns and E C Brrttson scored once each Medford 7 Klamath Falls 6 The Tornado coming from behrnd overcame rts tradnttonal rlvals the Klamath Falls Pellcans 7 6 October 18 ln the fourth quarter Earl Stelle grabbed a 30 yard pass from Joe Chez and sprlnted Into the end zone Stelle s terrrfrc lme buck gave Medford the extra polnt and the wrnnlng ma rgm Medford threatened once an the flrst half but the drrve died onthe Peltcan ll yard lrne after Stelle had missed a fleld goal attempt The Pelican s star back Edwards set up the Klamath score when he crashed through tackle and ran from the Medford 21 yard llne to the l yard lme Coleman carrned tt over from there Medford 56-Grants Pass 0 Hrttmg their strnde the Tornado crushed the highly touted Grants Pass Cavemen 56 O on the hrgh school turf October 25 Lloyd Carr and Roger Note led the Tornado scoring parade with two touchdowns each Note put the game on :ce for Medford by scorrng twice In the frrst perlod Carr made the longest run of the game 45 yards when he scored Medford s frfth touchdown Earle Stelle changing from quarterback to left halfback In order to replace the mgured Bull Snngler and Joe Chez at quarterback both turned nn a ftne game at their posrtlons foghil lrl.Iy ykhdllggl Codorhllrl NNQGQ Bb A B Sh k Ba EC I1 N BhCr llLlyd AIGI hEdK N g C KS 9 Lly MM Gros D gC h h . T f ' - , . 1 . 1 1 I ' . , . . . , , . . . I 1 I I ' I 4 I ' . I 1 ' I . , . . ' I 1 - 1 1 I Left ri : ow l-Joe Moultrie. Melvin Fr' d T'mmons, Dwin Baile , ic ur 5 , nren , c eich, Ronald u in , orgo Jennings, Bob Butler, o De rmond. Row 2- h G ' , B b angle, Charlu Romine, J c Holmor, Joe Chaz, Jim skim, . . Bri un, Leo eidermoyer, o oo , o Bushman, Don Rutter, Fitz Brewer. Row 3-Assistant Coax irtley, Herb ill, Joe Flin ol, hu: cms Ea I Stella, Glen Tin lay, Rag N I B'II S' gl , d Carr, Tom o orn, Nick n, ou g ill, Fred Ch 1, Coe: lill Bowormun. Medford 55-Bend 7 The Tornado trampled the Lava Bears from Bend 55-7 at the Bruin field in Bend, November l. The Tigers scored almost at will and the Bend line, considered one of the best in the state, failed to hold even the Medford reserves. An outstanding feature of the game was Roger Notes place kicking. Note, who had not done any kicking previously, kicked seven out of seven points after touchdowns. Earl Stelle and Lloyd Carr, scoring three times each, accounted for most of the Medford points. Nick Greene, Fred Chez, and other linemen played a mag- nificent game. Medford 65-Ashland 21 The terrific Tornados ran all over the Grizzlies from Ashland to the tune of 65-2l, November B. The Ash- land team was in the game early in the first quarter only, after that it was a rout with Bill Singler with three touchdowns and Lloyd Carr with two, leading the way. Carr started the rout with a beautiful bit of running, carrying the ball over from the ten yard line. Moments later, Fred Chez intercepted an Ashland pass on the Grizzly 45-yard line and ran it over for a touchdown. This game was one of the highest scoring games in this part of the state since the days of Prink Callison. This victory clinched the Southern Oregon Conference crown for the Tornados. Medford 42-Rosebu rg 20 The Tornado outscored the Roseburg Indians 42-20, November T5 at Grants Pass to win the district two title. The Indians put up a great battle the first half but were onthe short end ofa l4-l 3 count. Roseburgs scat- back, Harvey, continually plagued the Medford defense, but superb defensive play by Fred Chez, Earl Stelle, Nick Green and Glenn Tingley, and fine running of Bill Singler, Lloyd Carr and Roger Note paved the way for the Tornado victory. Medford 7-Hood River 14 The Blue Dragons from Hood River ruined Medfords hopes for a state championship by downing the Block Tornado T4-7 in a semi-final clash at Hood River, November 22. Bad playing conditions hampered the Tornado running ottock and the fast Tiger backs, Bill Singler, Earl Stelle and Lloyd Carr were unable to get started. Hood River's O'Leary proved that he was one of the top prep backs in the state. Hood River scored ear- ly in the first quarter and in the third period when they won the game with another touchdown. Earl Stelle scored Medford's lone touchdown in the last period. The Tornado did not win the state crown as they had hoped but they did have a team to be proud of. They started out as a green, inexperienced squad but they came through in the tough spots to end up with one of the greatest prep grid teams of the state. Basketball COACH HANK ANDERSON Coach Hank Anderson rs rn has first year at Medford Hugh School He rs a graduate at the University ol Ore gan where he played basketball under Howard Hob son rn l911O and l94l Coach Anderson was at Baker Oregon before coming to Medford and there during a two year period hrs teams won 60 games and lost lO Both years his team went to the State Tournament taking third place in l942 and seventh rn l946 BIIW S gCg B A Ch IRB N l i srnsr, Bill inglor, Dau o hill, lx! row: Curl Richmond, Verne Shcngle, ill Wet 2nd row: Earl Slella, Sam nderson, Fred el, 3rd raw: Ed C cr , ill Arnold, Bob Falel, Leo I - ' I f ' J A - . MH Fd asebbuzu. 4:99 n ul c u. A 3:33554 The T947 basketball season started out the way everyone saud ut would The Black Tor nado lost 3 out of uts furst 4 games ofthe season startung wuth a loss at Coos Bay then a wun from North Bend on theur home court and then two losses un a row to Eugene and Lebanon hugh schools That was the begunnung of our T947 season and everyone was suttung back and expectung the worst Then all of a sudden somethung went wrong wuth the Medford basketball team They started wunnung games and when thus book went to press had won lO games un a row from hugh school teams and had a season s record of ll wuns out of l4 games The unexpected wunnung streak started De cember 27 wuth two wuns over Eureka Caluf then North Bend then Mac Hugh Thus was fol lowed wuth sux straught wuns un our Southern Ore gon Conference wuth two wuns over Grants Pass two over Ashland and two over Central Pount When thus book went to press Medford was tued wuth Klamath Falls wuth 6 wuns and 2 losses un our dustruct play off to go to the State Tourna ment Klamath Falls Pelucans wuth all of last years furst team back are doped to take thus dustruct but Medford undoubtedly wull do ev erythung they can to upset the dope bucket The Medford basketball team should be guven a great deal of credut for theur record up to date They started the season wuth four lettermen only one of whom had much experuence and he graduated un early January However the boys make up for thus lack of experuence wuth deter munatuon and the wull to wun Our hats are off to a hustlung druvung and fughtung basketball team 1 1 1 Tom o ovn,Joe Chex, vs Chu. i I 1 -1 I ' A 1 , . , ic i 1, Tom Mo em. . oug Cog ill, Bill Singler, A. l. lay, H A d . 1 on Marx, Ja In Reich, Tom Janes. . . - D . 'Wim ff ' ' W , - ,, ' - , u , l a ff , , . y 1 , . , , I - 1 I , . I I ' TOM MOTTERN FRED CHEZ JOE CHE! TOM MOYTERN FRED CHEZ JOE CNEZ Junior 6 feel l unch lull 195 pounds One your renlor Co coplem 6 leel loll l75 pounds Ono 191119, 5 fggl Qgll 170 povndg On. yur lgngf Iellermon Plays cenler poslllon Very good re year Iellermon Plays forward posrllon and rs lha man Play, bam fofwmd ,nd Quang pumgm bounder Should be besl rn Southern Oregon loading scorer on lhe loom Should be oulslondmg noxl your nexl year DOUG COGHIL BILL WERNER BILL SINGLE! DOUG COGHILL BILL WERNER BILL SINGLE!! sinner Co coploln 6 lee! l unch lall 135 pounds Senior Co coplam 5 fool 10 Inches lull ISO amor Co ccplcln 6 fill lull 175 pound! TWO Two your lollorrnon Plays lorward ond :enlor pounds Two your ltllormon Plays guard poullorl your Ioflorrnon Plays guard and forward poulnons Good robovndor Good lhol and oxcellenl loom mon Good sho! ond lanes! mon ol lho squad 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A ,I fl M, R ff' 1 In f od OPPONENT Coos Bay . North Bend . Eugene . . lebanon . . Mac High . Eureka, Calif. Eureka, Calif. North Bend . Grants Pau Grants Pass Oregon Frosh . . . Ashland . . Ashland . . Central Point Score ..57 . ..l8 ..44 .39 . .28 .. .27 4l 25 25 32 33 20 28 35 Seasorfs l2e-cord Joe Chex, Tom Mottern, Doug Coghill, Bill Slngler, MEDFORD Score OPPONENT Score Medford . . . 43 Central Point . . . . 22 Medford . . . 27 Klamath Fallx . . . 36 Medford , . . . 40 Klamath Fall: . . . 48 Medford . . . . 34 Grants Pau . . . 34 Medford . . . . 34 Grants Pau . . . . 27 Medford . . . . 48 U. of O. Frosh . . . 33 Medford . . . . 49 Coos Bay . . . . 47 Medford . . . . 39 Ashland . . . . 28 Medford . . . . 39 Ashland .... . . 25 Medford . . , . 36 0. S. C. looks . . . 49 Medford . . . . 28 Central Point . . . . 24 Medford . . . . 29 Central Point . . . . 26 Medford Medford . ...... 42 Klamath Falls . . . . . . . 57 Klamath Falls ....57 ....49 MEDFORD Score Medford . . . . 54 Medford . . . . 46 Medford . . . . 37 Medford . . . . 32 Medford . . . . 33 Medford . . . . 28 Medford . . . . 38 Medford . . . . 48 Medford . . . . 37 Medford . . . . 33 Medford . . . . 49 Medford . . . 48 Medford ....... 37 Medford ....... 36 l The Tornado makes a basket at the Klamath game. CIAY IIGGS - NEIDEMEYER SUPER-VARSITY: Row I-DHI Arnold, Curfii llzhmond, Bob Fanl. Row 2-Jack Reich, Richard Riggs, Ln Noidormcyov, A, L. Clay, Gordon Marx, Hank Andorson. ARNOLD s.,s FASH. RICHMOND REID! SPRING SPQRTS Baseball and mack BASEBALL Bowl Bull Reed Jam Freeland Glen Yon Duck Runyard E C Brmson Ive Mckmney Bob Games Mr Alex MacDonald Row? Dusk Crawford Curl Rachmond Joe Perrnck Bob Focal Kenneth Bosheau Lee Nendameyer Wayne Rahy Row J Bob Suhon lull Cramer Pal Zuspann TRACK lovrl Sam Anderson Earl Sielle Lloyd Carr Herb Nlll Doug Coglull Jerrylaulman Al Gleason Yam Molfern Verne Shangls Don Henderson Duck Camden low 2 lrchard Ragga Johnny Clark Duck Kyle Gwln Bailey George McUna Ted Anderson bob Butler Don luher Walter Moran Joe Flsegel Mr lovrerman Raw 3 Don Hubbard Jerry Shorman Ball Perl Glen Crocker Chuck Sams Melvin Frlck MacMornlon Ceul0wmgs Herb Wang Chuzk Romalne Row 4 A L Clay Kennarh Brown Roger Fields Frfx Brewer Norman Kaplan Pal Lynch Loren Coder Bob Crook Owen Thomas lrll Har! Duel: Mills Ned Vilas John Nenselman Gordon Price Bob De Armand Bud Barnum Ball Arnold 1 , .1 1 , , . f In 1 1 1 ll I - I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 I 1 - - - 4 r r I r I r ' I I l Charlet Clemens, Jack Reich. : - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . E 1 1 - . - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 ' ' r I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - ..' ai, rr- .'f 14 'Q TJ 4 - wx, 5 F-ga? if L Q 1 rg? I 3 'HX 'Z Q sf 5 X meet between Ashland and Medford, the Black Tornado overwhelmed the Ashland Grizzlies. At the district meet, whose first and second place winners could participate in the State meet, a group of inexperienced trackmen, under the sharp eye and tutelage of Coach Bill Bowerman, had turned in stellar perform- ances in every event. Two weeks later at state the greenness and inexperience became evident as the Black Tornado finished at sixth place. The second week in May Bill Bowerman took his Junior Varsity trackmen to the South- western Oregon track meet, Here they per- formed well and severed new records. Bow- erman decided that they could use more ex- perience and entered them in the Pacific Northwest Junior A.A.U. meet held in Port- land. Here they won the meet by a comfort- able margin. As Coach Bill Bowerman had turned out a fine track squad with a successful season, he turned his thoughts to the next year's track squad. In T947 the track situation with fifteen re- turning lettermen had a different look. The schedule was similar to that of the previous year. lt opened with an inter-class meet, then a dual meet with Klamath Falls, a triangular meet with Ashland, Grants pass and Medford, the Southern Oregon Relays, the Hayward Relays, the Klamath Invitational, a dual meet with Ashland, a District meet, the Junior Var- sity, and the Senior and Junior A.A.U. meets in Portland. Bill Bowerman was intent on trying to break two records which stood in the Hayward Re- lays, the mile record and the shuttle-hurdle relay record. To go with all this, Medford Black Tornado thinclads were bent on having an undefeated season and the State Cham- pionship in track. lah side of pogo: Hub Nill, Tom Malkin, E. C. lriihon, Vovnc Shanglo. Rig!! Aide ol pogo: Doug Coghill, Al Gleason, Joe Chex, Ynvo Neff. Baseball 1946 and 1947 On the opening day of baseball practice, Coach Alex McDonald was greeted with a turnout of 35 con- didates, including a host of returning Iettermen. Fav- ored with two weeks of fine spring weather, the ,quad rapidly rounded into shape and was pronounced ready for the opening conference game with Ashland in the first week of April, Coach McDonaId's veteran aggregation included such stalwarts as Don Waldron, Bob Watson, Freddie Stam- men, Alan Kircher, Jim Cave, Carl Reich, Bill Todd, Leroy House and Bob Gaines. Several new laces to show con- siderabl promise were Ive McKinney, Glenn Yost, James Baslrins and E. C. Brittson. The I946 edition of the Black Tornado played a IAA game schedule, including 6 conference Qames and 8 kings-X contests. In conference play, the Tornado blew to 4 wins while faltering twice. In kings-X contests a record of 7 wins was amassed against I loss. TORNADO CONFERENCE RECORD Medford Medford Klamath Falls 'I Klamath Falls 2 Medford Grants Pass 5 Medford Grants Pass 9 Medford Ashland 2 Medford 8 lExfra inningsl Ashland 5 KINGS-X GAMES Medford 6 Roseburg 'I Medford 3 Roseburg 2 Medford 9 Central Point 1 Medford 6 Central Point 3 Medford 23 Jacksonville 0 Medford 12 Jacksonville 0 Medford 6 Grants Pass 0 Medford 6 Grants Pass ll gggnu yog CIJIT RICHMOND 102 1 BATTING AVERAGES Don Waldron Bob Watson Fred Stammen Alan Ktrcher Jlm Cave Carl Reach Glenn Yost Jlm Baskuns E C Bnttson Ive McK1nney LeRoy House Bob Games Flrst Base Catcher Second Base Shortstop Thlrd Base Outfleld Thurd Base Catcher First Base Second Base Outfleld Putcher 346 6 2 20 46 00 200 9 9 06 0 6 Prospects for the 1947 dnamond sport are none too brrght accordung to Coach McDonald Wuth only reg ular Bob Games returnung to has dlamond chores a completely new nme wall have to be bunlt from green maternal I.1kely prospects for the comtng season un clude Duck Malcomes Curt Ruchmond Bob Zuspann and Jack Morrls outfleld Chuck Clemons Glenn Yost Ive McK1nney Bob Fasel and Conrad Holzgang 1nt1eld James Baskms Mark Carter Kenneth Boshears and Wayne Ratty catchers Bob Games and Don Emery p1t chers Several other youngsters from Jumor Htgh are expected to add consnderable punch to the Tornado Imeup JIM FREELAND GLENN YOST IVE M KINNEY CHARLES CLEMENS .313 ' - - - , .2 3 ' - ' ' . 53 . - A V A Q - I 5 -I ' Bill Todd Outfield .220 , ' ' , , ' . .2 I , 1 I . . 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A C Students: Bertha Mc allister, Carol Meyers, Don Erner , e n Johnson U f O O Qlifliil Q1-1ll4IQ1PQ'.1Pl .'lQ1'l'rl ll il 'l 'lil -ll 'l lil il -l ffl -'iiil ll Il 'lil 106 -p - us- - - --4 -4------.- - 4 : 7 - 1-1.141-.-1: - +..-,----.-4-:- 4 --+-.1.,g.-:- LUCK TO CLASS OF 1947 from MORTON MILLING 1f Vlfst jackson St. Phon -943 Mel 1 Qrcgon UB TER LAKE IIMB li' U0 fc1O O9 Lumber Buzldzng Materzal Brztk Lune Plaster Sash Doors Cement W P FULLER SL CO Paznts and Paznt Brushes Kerntone WEEKS 'and on FURNITURE M df d Oregon Pittsburgh Paints SOS SOUTHERN OREGON SALES Congratulations to the Class of 1947 Unusual Frult Harry and Davld Holmes Oakdale Market 13 XX N1 1h 883 ' O Q Q East Jackson and Genessee Med or , regon Phone 71 ' A1' BEAR CREEK Oncl-unos Mlorono. OREGON A'T1u rc 15 No Substitute for Quality lx Corner of 11t an akdale 07 Sudw 1 M135 Best 0 Luck to the Class 0 47 U XM -11-ini -1+ U U UU UU U UU U UU UU UU UU UU UU U UU ll U UU UU UU U U U UU UU IU U UU UU UU U U U U U U U U f ff oan C M ee IU QV I2 7 S U -5 IU ' 1 U U E R3 UU UI U ll f f , IU IU - U-U.-U.-.,,4,:.-U: I- U H: ': '11'14-: ,:,,: V: i ,:,: : U-h: -:It F U -Hz zu: A:+ Ph H ME nmwmm Specialists in Homeware LAMPORT'S Medford's Leading Sporting Goods Store 4? Everything for the Sportsman 226 East Main St. one 5976 Main and Grape Remember the Buds for Your Duds Robinson Bras: MEN'S WEAR Formerly Glenn H. Utz New Location Just Across the Street 1 14 E. Main Phone 4542 American Laundry MEDFORD ICE AND STORAGE MEDFORD OREGON GATES FURNITURE STORE N rhC t Ph 3434 The Gzft that Wfluspers of Happzness to Come LANE CEDAR HOPE CHEST Murray s MAID RITE SHOP 286 Y our Shoes for Every Occaszon Lantls SL Johnston MAIN cl CENTRAL Valley Fuel Un TROWBRIDGE st FLYNN ELECTRIC Co Electr cal Contract: g UNIVERSAL d WESTINGHOUSE h O 127 or en ral one an I I O i 'n 9 an ' Merc andise outh Central Phone 109 SILVER DOLLAR GRILL EXCELLENT COFFEE FINEST FOODS HOME MADE PIES 42 South Central Avenue Medford Oregon Here s Where to Come for Your SADDLES BUSTEB Bll0Wfl S1105 S T 0115 FLUHRER BUILDING N 0 HUSON S CONFECTIONARY See You at Husons HO U U U - - v . Q, ,U qu x - - Q O 6 ' U U 0 f ' U ' U . U 4, f U r' U U . U U ' U U 1nl4r1u1u14.l41l.1.lnluinlq,lg11.11.loin-11::u14:iu,11..14nlulnwfulu':uiu,11nlr1-:zlul:'l-l L-1111:11+ U , U UU U 'D U Y U U U U IU U U U U I U U U U ! A A A n Stxnfmrzs: Kruk fN'C1L!U7I, Mrlrfulzm VCI TJ, Fnml Chaz, R vgcr Note, Ethel Cfmmlnnrs, Bud Barnum K C Y Y , I BRAINERD STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Congratulatzons 'Ho to he 9 rf ' Class of 1947 Ll COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC ,Q SERVICE 40 S Central Phone 2069 Medford PAIMDE I M Sud nl Modgl M n F1 ld BURELSON S Ladles Ready toWear A D R I E N N E S Ill 'Q ilzf U U H U il A 0 ' i U . jb - Z 3: A Q2,1'fna U fi V fr ' 3:92 t 'ff' H? VY. U QA QL size U wx' -f l I . 4 -' H Eff U A n U M 0 il 1 : : :E 2. -:,,: :.:1:: :,:,: :. :- :. :. :z :Q 2... :- : z.: :- : :. : :- :- Il 1 U I U I II n I U . H U II Q U F F Q, V F ! F U Q ! ! I Studun Modal: . argcrg' Hammond 1 c ': orcc 'c U U ' - ' ' 1 WAINSCGTT S PHARMACY or Your Fcwome Lzpstzck T HV' Tu Wil H Q gf sto Cla.. o B so Skmner s Garage EVANS SPORT SHOP Cadillac - Black M C Johnson s G MODEL BAKERY M df d 0 eg For Highest Qualitw Edgerton Motor Co Bak fry Products ld bale I O smo L B ty Bldg. P 4720 Sales and Sermce 132 S. R' ' 2884 L C TAYLOR CO Medf d O g DODGE d PLYMOUTH H EDK ERTON g UbRtdJT H52 D 12965 112SR Medf d HUBBARD BROS, Inc O' YUM Hardware Contmued Success M df d eg ROGUE RIVER KLGCKER CHEVROLET PRINTERY 9th AND BARTLETT 40 E rM Sr et MEDFORD J Con 'ratulatzon ss f ,47 ' 7 C l , Q O O e or , r on J 0 ,L , 1 er 1 hone ' xverslde Phone or , re on O O Q an . I Q Z RCS. 4 3 Passenger Cars and Dod e 0 - a e rucks Factur n irweved Parts and Guaranteed Service . . . C C ' 13 . lverslde or C O + H e or Or on + 7 as ain re V1--11-11-1111-11-1-11-1.-1--1,iz-111411-1-11-114-1-1-14-1-1:-1.1-1--1,1--1--1--1:-1:-1'-11 PURUCKER PIANG HOUSE Melody Lane 11 1 North Central Ave. Phone 5702 Say It Wzth Muslc P1anos Radlos Electrlc Organs Records Band Instruments Sheet MUSIC C 6 ' ' if -1-:1 -1 '1 1 1 -1 1 1 1-1 1 11- 1 11111111-1v1rl11111v1-111-'21 1 1 11- 1 1 1.11 1 -14 1 '11111111-11-114-1--211-11-is-1-1--1-1-1111-1-it--1-1-in-in-11-11-11 When If comes to what ls rlghf, W Teen-age folks are prefiy In-lghfl C Fuss and feathers 9 they ohhorl Simple sport clothes ..., N. Central at Sixth Q they adore! Home Appliance Company Feldman and Olsen Electric East Main St. T l ph ne 4585 Your Norge Dealer Medford. oregon R.C.A. Radios Hoover Vacuum Cleaners f g R 1 CRATER LAKE M E M MOTORS HERES BEST OF LUCK Your Ford Dealer Ph e 2299 9 C 0 CLAUSS MOTORS TO ALL YOU KIDS Sales Servlce B rl rt z F h ,V W Ph 2001 lt G? MEDFORD LEEVER HARDWARE eleanvu KARLS SHOE STORES Ltd MEDFORD oREooN MEDFURD OREGON I 5 Elec ric Winn , epa'rs . ain Main and Fir I I U, OH F f E E o 52 ar e a ift one Q , . 4 230 East Main St. 225 East Sixth Street SWIEMS Book and Gift Shop f Greetmg Cards for Every QCCHSIGU Shop for G1fts 217E M Mdf d ' , 5 5 Students: Euzljn Watkins, Ioan Pomeroy O 0 O ast ain e or .-.-.,-,,-.,...,..,........-.,.......o-..-.....-......-.,-.,-..:,.: .:,.: :Hz : : ...Z ,: ,: .:..:.: .: Medford's Finest Entertainment H Personalzty GREGON-CALIFORNIA , , THEATERS, Inc POTt'rclitS C R AT E RIA N jjj SIHIANGILIE Slnce 1927 ESQUIRE lleallz s Drug Slate, Im: M f d P 21 Years Wfhere Pharmacy zs a Professzon Commuous Sewlce Ni df B d N C t 3551 BIG PINES LUMBER CO Lumber and B nldz g Mater als f d Bld d F M df P 4242 321 M Cl g O + bv + + l + I I ed or 's rescription Store fl ' ' ' I, Centrally located in the . ord Center l g. 29 . en ral Ave. Phone ik u' 'n i h , e or 6th an nr Streets e ord one 1:-: -1 e: 1: 1.:.::,,:. 102.-...:. :,-:.::.::4': ,1-.g.-:,-.nv-4--,:..1.,1.1.-1-lop.-1--1--:was-vzfvzduv---r-cr'-v-I-P GREEN S A tarnoon Treat: HB 4 a Stxaluntsz Dick K5-If, Vcnctia Neal, Nona W'cTm'r, David Doug and Norman Kaplan If , -4 : --1 ,: -:-..1-.-,41g.-4,-,-,,- - ,4 - -- - ,1-- - -. A Z --- :-,- -- +. -- -f----if' CRATERIAN BEAUTY SHOP XVe Specialize in Cold XVuving and Permanent NVaving-All Lines of Beauty Culture 41 S. 4830 Wgglgfp Thfill 4' Your Favorite Jeweler 30 North Central Since 1918 LARRY SCHADE Roxy Ann Confectionery Phone 2565 15 N. Central Congratulations to the Class of '47 GRABOW'S ewelau MANNS N C DEPARTMENT STORE CAM IEO BEAUTY SALON Phone 2 381 HEADQUARTERS ALBERTA TLCKER FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE C L 0 T H E S SAM S SPORTING Gooos Equ pment for Every Sport M NTS FOR A c SPALDING 16sC Md ci C Medf d 0 g MEDFORD OREGON franklin s CG 6 Lawrence s JEW ELERS d GIFT bHOP h C K df d O Favorzte Restaurant Med ord s ' 33 . entral Ave. l Owner . Q. emral e for , 1 i 4, . :E ' . 2. ' 32 S. entral or , re on 0 I Q f 7 Y 1 an 8 Nort entral Ave. l le or , regon The members of Crater Staff wrsh to thank the student body and the faculty for their cooperatlon and patlence In the preparations of thus volume We particularly wlsh to thank Mr Gasparottl for has cntlcnsm of our layouts Mr Stedman for the beards Mr Mentzer for hrs snapshots of the Norse Parade and the offlce force for nts continuous help Printed and Published by Bushong Llthographers Portland Oregon Senior portralts Bramerd Shangle Fields and Elllson Studios Other photography Shangle Studio and Brarnerd Studio ' ur 1 N tx 'l' d 1 - 1 N I .l 'T A 'I