Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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I Adrnrnlstratlon Faculty Student Councrl Glrls League Boys League Class ot V948 Class ol l949 Class ol l95O Vocal Musrc Band Orchestra Ushers Drama C ub TABLE OF CONTENTS Hlstory Econornrcs and Clvrcs Assoclat on La Tertulra Torch Honor Qurll and Scroll Art League Future Homerna SenrorTrr Hr Y Hr Y Sprral Club Radro Debate Crater Hr Trrnes lcers at Amerrca lnternatronal Relatrons League rrgcr Cyuaras Booster Club Pep Team G rls Athletlc Slu Club Order of M Tennis Football Basketball Baseball Track Feature Section Assocratron Through the lookrng glass and what Alrce found there . ,.... l .. .... - , r' ' , ll ' .fx- fl.-j,I,.i::, ...-1 X,-J 'fs 4. .' .mln , ,,a-Xgmhwi f Q... , ffw T595-'-iff-fi I Pi'rm,f,H-,-:ug-,-,gm , ,as 2 3 VA 7 Z EZ' A I W-w i A A f 1 3 , 1 -Q . gg Q Mi ' ' 150.3 q Q i A '23 Z! H W' , 4 4 ,,, f Y ' 5? ' ' 5 2 i n . ef . , , , , Q A S 5 , xv - A A V l ' ' in 3 1 ' Q ' I V? V , A A f ' f We . 'E 15? ,fl ' J ? ii f . Q , f myyy :V ,. ,.V ,., ' V M 'I Eg? 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A-5, EE. fe?- R4 JIM. , 5, Q ELSIE BERNHEISEL JERRY LAUSMAN CHARLES WAGNER Treasurer Technician C0.T.ger Rafah The legislative body of Medford Senior High Schools government is the Student Council. ln the school year 1947-1948 the council worked to form a judicial body called the Student Court, and for a system of punishment which worked by demerits. The executive officer this year was Joe Chez, president of the Associated Student Body. He was assisted by A. S. B. officers: Monte Kounz, vice-president, Eleanor McCabe, secretary, Elsie.Bernheisel, treasurer, and John Skyrman, business manager. The remainder of the council was composed of the officers of the most important school organizations: Hi-Times editor, Doris Bostwick, Crater editor, Charity Williams, Boys' League president, Bob Gaines, Girls' League president, Marilyn Winetrout, senior class president, Bob Shongle, junior class president, Bill Walker, senior class representative, Bill Mumbach, junior class representative, Kenneth Boshears, sophomore class representative, Susan Drummond, Yell Queen, Mary Sue Greene, Yell King, Gordon Price, student technician, Jerry Lausman. Throughout the year the council urged students to participate in the extra-curricular activities offered in school. lt sponsored the first dance of the year and supervised the annual noise parade. A committee headed by Monte Kounz installed in the halls a new public address system which gave music and special announcements to students during the noon hours. This year the Student-Council has left behind a record of achievement that the student body valued during the year and one which following councils will hold as an example. JOHN SKYRMAN Business Manager MARY SUE GREENE Yell Queen GORDON PRICE veil king MAWLYN WlNFTROUT Girls league DORIS BOSTWICK CHARITY WILLTAMS BOB GATNES HI-Times Editor Crater Editor Boys' League V37 5 JACKIE SCHMIDT SHIRLEY BURN LEE STRONG MRS MARuoRiE BUTLER Vice P es dent Trecusu er Ad ser P es dent WW QW MARILYN wursumour Gurls League Under the leadership of President Marulyn Wunetrout thus year s Girls League has been one of the most active groups un school Assisting the president were Shurley Woodburn vuce president Lee Strong secretary and Jackie Schmidt treasurer All officers were elected last sprung Mrs Maruorie Butler dean of gurls acted as adviser to the league The Gurls League Council is made up of the offucers the representatives from each class and the G A A president Representatives from the senior class were Joan Coleman and Doris Bostwuck uunuor class Aylene Hopkins and Janus Grugsby sophomore class Barbara Green and Susan Drummond The Girls Athletic Association was represented by the president Rosalie Glascock Thus executive council met twuce a month and made plans for all activities of the league At general meetings held once a month programs were given about careers personality good grooming and clothing Formal and athletic ushers were a part of the Girls League this year These gurls ushered at all football games numer ous cuvuc affairs Southern Oregon College games played in Medford and for the Philharmonic Socuety Last fall the Girls League presented Hello Day The purpose was to acquaunt the sophomores with upperclassmen Everyone had a iolly time securing signatures on the souvenur card Among the outstanding activities during the year were two successful dances given by the league. One was given in October with the theme 'Mermaids' Manor . A semi-formal dance was given soon after the second semester began. At Christmas time the girls sent gifts to the veterans who were patients in the hospital at Roseburg and gave food and clothing to a needy family. Candy was sold every noon by the girls. The most important of all Girls' League activities was their annual Girls' League Week held in May. During this week the league published an issue of Hi-Times advertising all the events to come. The girls gave a style show and tea for their mothers and the faculty women. lt was during this week that members were assigned little sisters from junior high. They showed these girls around the school and explained to them life in senior high. The officers and representatives of the Girls' League are to be congratulated for their outstanding leadership this year, and the members of the league for their fine co-operation. GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Grrgxby, Doris Bosrwick, Shirley Woodburn. Row 2- Aylene Hopkins, Roselle Gluxcock, Mcrrlyn J In Schmidt, lcon Coleman. No! plcruredz Barbara Green. GIRLS ENTERED A FLOAT IN NOISE PARADE GIRLS' LEAGUE DANCE BOB GAINES S E TOM MOTTERN LLOYD TIMMONS BILL ARNOLD GORDON PRICE Boys League Speak roughly to your lrttle boy, and beat hrm when he sneezes He only does If to annoy, because he knows rt teases The Boys League an organuzataon an whach all boys of the student body are members has been effnclently managed by Its officers Bob Games prestdent Lloyd Tummons vnce presndent Tom Mottern secretary Bull Arnold treasurer Gordon Price sergeant at arms and Mr Ed Krrtley and Mr Bull Bowerman advusers On December 23 the Boys League sponsored the tlrst sock hop un the boys gymnasuum and used for theur theme Chrsstmas The chvef arm ol the league us to promote worthwhile actrvmes among the boys of Medford Semor Hugh School and to be of general servnce Arms have been the topuc of several meetmgs throughout the year A large number of boys have gone out for sports and have represented Medford well nn football, basket ball, baseball, and track The boys can be commended for theur behavnor at out of town games and for theur sportsmanlnke conduct toward thenr opponents I 0' X . , Q , 1 'il 2 s 1 ' . X 5 f k 's Pre id nt Vice-President Secretory l'eU5U'9f Sergeant-ateArms 1 I l ' ' . 1 . - 1 v I I 5 1 I 1 ' J 1 I I I I ' ' I - - 1 - , . 15 -1 fe gg 5 ' ,,.7: 4- M-pkz' J, FA' ,as , 2 W if M-EEK v 1.1 wtf 3-4 -gfx 1r.ve,.v,,i'.-Aksi-. Classes They re puffmg fhem down for fear They will forget Them Listen, said Alice os he read the names of fhe class members I 1 3. x 1 4 Y' W' VV .Q ,A V' . -.A, , 'Q L ,, -ffm A.V.,,,, f'50 f' MJ . qw. K M 'qf.:', f, W x 4,7 ,.-3. 5' Senior Class of i948 ,fllfficlf ALBERT BRAUN BARBARA somsk JACKIE RHYMES Nw X 'ox Vice-President Secretary Treasurer XR. 5 , Tgenior class of i948 has been noted for its achievements throughout grade school and high school in xg activities as well as in scholarship. XX iYNAdvised by Mrs. Cox and Mr. Mentzer, who have guided them, the students have worked together to pro- uce an un sually keen school spirit. The senior fficers are Bob Shangle, Albert Braun, Barbara Bottier, Jackie Rhymes, and Bill Mumbach. ln scholarship the seniors have consistently placed many students on the honor roll and reached the record number of thirty-one in January. The eleven seniors chosen to compete for the Pepsi-Cola scholarships were Albert Braun, Bill Mumbach, Bob Fries, Bob Pearson, Leslie Webber, Mary Sue Greene, Phyllis Stauffer, Shirley Woodburn, Ann Butler, Mary Virginia Wait, and Charity Williams. A number of senior boys played varsity football under the coptaincy of Tom Mottern and Joe Fliegel. These two were chosen for the Southern-Oregon Conference team. Seniors participated in basketball, baseball, and track. The senior class voted to graduate in caps and gowns following the Class of i947 which broke the tradition of formals and white coats. The two hundred and fifteen seniors may be proud of their record in high school and look forward to achieving still more in the future. mu MUMBACH MRS. COX MR. MENTZER Representative counselor C0V 59l0' SENIOR PHYSICS CLASS SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS SENIOR CLASS DANCE I ax-QI x. A 4xxxK ix, Qu - , JV ff l I, ' x ,llf!Wl,plL X ' r A A , I . , I l I X if Qvx i' l , 1 5 ' 'C V- T' '- ' .' ,D . bl ff j X, ' y. X l us. ! L 'i ll '- X 2 1 t , v Z- le MARY JANITH ADAMS LENORA M. ALBRIGHT DOROTHY JOAN ANDERSON Boosters Club 2-3, Booster s Club Vice- ..S k .. Presrdent 3, Class Treasurer l, Class noo S Andy Sec,e,c,Y 7' Debow 1' Drama Club 3' Grrls League l-2-3, La Terlulla l-2-3, Clwif 3, G.A.A, l, Gnrls Chorus Grrls -League l-2-3, H,E,C.A. 2-3, Hr- Trmes l-2-3, Outstandrng Sophomore Grrl l, Pram Committee 2, Tennis Club l-2-3, Torch Honor l-2-3, Trr-Hr-Y 2-3. LA RAY Boys Lblsgue 1 X l - xl ARMSTRO Nlb J l sis dub 2-3.1 BILL RAY ARNOLD Basketball l-2-3, Football 2-3, Order ol M 2-3, Torch Club l-2-3, Traclr I- 2-3, Torch Club Presrden! 2-3, Order ol M Treasurer 3, Boys' League l-2-3, XX lf Boys League Treasurer 3. . X x , X. I T lt P fl X ,X r fl x fi f ' x. 28 Grrls League l-2-3, F,H.A, Slratlng Club l-2. I-2-3, TED A. ANDERSON Cue Ball l-2, Basketball l-2-3, Bays Leagu Tennrs Club I-2-3, Track l-2. M, CHARLIE ANGAL Charlie e l-2-3, Bays League l-2-3, f W' Magi!!! PETER McKRAY BATEMAN UKOY., F.C.A. I, Traclr 2-3, Boys' Leagu 2-3. ELSIE BERNHEISEL Translerred lrom Ashland Sensor High School, Ashland, Oregon, l946. Grrls League 2-3, Grrls Chorus 3, Crater Stall 3, A.S,B. Treasurer 3, Pram Prun- cess 2, Sprral Club 3, Student Councrl 3, Tn-Hr-Y 2-3, Athletnc Usher 3, For- mal Usher 3. BERNARR BUDDY BISHOP Bah Slu Club l-2-3, Torch Club 2, Bo League l-2-3. WARREN H. BISHOP I I , will If lr I . IMOGENE BLAIR JOAN BLUNKALL LILLY MARIE BODENSTAB nvered from seqrrm Umor. H.g+. -4Ge,,e-- 1-Bunk, arm League I-2-3. AH Club 3, F H, F H, . -3, G A132-3, STR' :h , II , , ,1.,, AA2, L 1 C sko- 94c2o sQ:,'dlcflfle 95' SIFEILZTS Hand l-7-3- G-rlr League 1 2 2, cm GHIS' I-wg-Je 1-2-2, F-H A 2-3lG '1 A H G 3 .wwrb 1 ,WHFTMS-a',g'li'm. Src md, Club 2 ' ' 1,GrrIs Chorus 3, Cnorus 3, Slrarrng Club I-2, Arhlerlc ,her 2,37 F-HA, ' Ugherg 2, Formal Uxherg 2, G A,A, I 2, ecretary 2, .wvkwrury 2, Drama Spurcl Club 2 3. Club 3, Crater 2, Tu-Hr-Y Chaplain 3, DORIS LOUISE BOSTWICK Craver 3, GAA I-2, Grrls League I-2-3, Grrls League Councrl Repre- genfahve 3, Hr Trmes 2-3, Prom Prun- cess 2, Pram Comrmvlee 2, Sludenv Councll 3, Tru-HIY I-2-3, Avnlevuc Usher 3, Formal Usher 3, F.H,A. I-2-3, Assuslanv Ed-lor Hr-Trmes 2, Edrvor Hr- Trmes 3, Vice-Presrdenr F H,A, I, Pres- rdenr FH.A, 2, Parlramenlarran of Slave and Chapler far F H.A. 2-3. rf' If-rs HARLAN PAGE BOSWORTH Horl ' Entered from Klamath Unlon Hrglv School, Klamarh Falls, Oregon, I9A7. Orchestra 3, Slrrng Ensemble 3, Boys League I-3. Grrls League Junror Class Represen- lurrve 2. W f , JAJQQWA, I BARBARA FAE BOTTJER CLARICE BRANTLEY 'Bobble' Burch Senrar Class Secretary 3, F H A 3. Charr 2, Grrls Chorus l, Grrls' League Grrls Leagae I-2-3, Pep Team 2 3, I-2 3,ArhIehc Usher 2, Formal Usher2. Prom Prrncesx 2, Trr-Hr-Y I-2-3, For- mal Usher 3, Secrelary Trl-Hr-V 2. ALBERT JOHN BRAUN UAV. Drama Club 2, Hr-Tamer 7, Prom Cam- rnrvree 2, Ourll and Scroll 2-3, Slu Club I-2, Student Councrl I, Torch Honor 2-3, Boys League I-2-3, Soph- gmore Class Presudenr I, Sensor Class Vrce-Presldenl 3, Chief Jusllce Supreme Court 3. 29 HAROLD KENNETH BREW Red Band l-2-3, Band Manager 3, F.C,A, I, Band Merit Awards l-2-3, Pram Committee Chairman 2, Swing Bond I-2-3, Orchestra I-2, Torch Club 3, Senior Play, FRANK LEE BURCH Frankie ' Entered lrom Inglewood High School, lnglewood, California, l945, Boys League I-2-3. 30 MACK ERNEST BROOKS Ernie Entered Irom Myrtle Point Union High School, Myrtle Paint, Oregon, l947. F.C,A, 3, Boys League 3. CAROL BROWN Art Club 3, Art Club Treasurer 3, Cra- ter 3, Drama Club 3, Girls League l- 2-3, Hi-Times 2, Pep Team 2-3, Pram Committee 2, Tr:-Hi-Y 2-3, Senior Play. JULIA ANN BUTLER Annie B. ' Girls' League l-2-3, Boosters' Club 2-3, Co-Manager ot Unrlorms lor Boosters Club 3, I.R L 2-3, Chairman al one l.R,L, Group 2, Ice Skating Club I, Ski Club 2-3, Tennis Club l- 2-3, Torch Honor l-2-3, Torch Honor Vice-President 3, Torch Honor Histor- ian 2, Tri-Hi-Y l 2-3, Tri-Hr-Y Vlce- President 2, Senior Play GENE CAMPBELL Boys League 3, I ,L V 1, Xl , I ' r JOAN BRUMMOND Joanie Junior Class Treasurer 2. Crater 3, Girls Chorus 3, Girls' League l-2-3, H.E.C.A. 2-3, Hi-Times Editor 2, l.R. L, 3, La Tertulio 2-3, Pram Committee 2, Quill and Scroll 2-3, Spiral Club 2-3, Student Council 2, Tennis Club l, Torch Honor 2-3. MAY GERTRUDE BULLARD Mayo Girls' League l-2-3, l.R.l. 3, La tu-Ira '-2-3. 4 L JOSEPH McCORKLE CHEZ '.loe Entered from Great Falls High School, Great Falls, Montana, l945. A,S.B. President 3, Baseball 2-3, Basketball I-2, Junior Class President 2, Crater 2-3, F.C.A. l, Football l-2-3, Boys' League l-2-3, Hi-Times 2, Order of M 1-2-3, student Count.: 13, Torch Club 2-3, Torch Honor 2-3, Track I, Honorary Rotary Club Member 3, Tiger Guard, Senior Play EDWIN WILSON CLARK Digger Art Club I, Basketball Head 2-3, Boys' League l-2-3, Ski Skating Club 2. Torch Club 2. LZ I l I I T24-,fi Z I JAMES N, CLARK MARY ANN CLARK ROBERT BRUCE CLAYPOOL JERRY COFFIN hm Cm,-,:h' Bob Boys League l-2-3. r Club 2, Boys League l-2-3, Slu F,H.A. 3, Grrls League l-2-3, Slri FCA. l, Hu-Y 3, Spamsh Club l-2-3, ub 3, Skahng Club 2. Club l-2-3, Prom Commmee 2, Trl- Slu Club 3, Tiger Guards l, Boys' Hn-Y 2-3, Alhlehc Usher 3, Formal League l-2-3, Vice-Preslden! of La Usher 3. Teriulua 3, Senior Play. BETTY LORAINE CONLEY r 3, Grrls Chorus 2 Gwrls League 2 3, Spural Club 2, Slrarlng Club l. CHARLES WlLLlAM COOK 'lex' Envered from Crozrer Technical High School, Dallas, Yexas, l946. Basket- ball l, Chou 2, Bays League l-2-3, Tenms Club l. TOMALENA COOK Tommy ' Crater 2-3, F,H.A. l-2-3, C-urls League l-2-3, H,E.C.A. 3, Ha-Trmes 2-3, Qurll and Scroll 2-3, Tenms Club l 2, Torch Honor 2-3, Hu-Times Copy Edrfor 2, Hr-T-mes Assoclare Edlror 3, F.H,A. Reporrer 2-3. F.H.A. Stare Delegave l-2, Prom Cammmee 2. G.A.A, 2, l,R.L. 3. JOAN ALICE COLEMAN Boosters' Club 2-3, C-urls League l-2- 3, Gnrls league Councul Member 3, Oulsvandung Junnor Gul 2, Ice Slruhng Club l, Slu Club 2-3, Tennis Club l- 2-3, Tn-Hr-Y l-2-3, Tri-Hr-Y Pres, 2. DONNA COOLEY SpaJ5' Envered lrom Yrelra lu School. Yreka, Calnlarnra, l946. Gul! Ck6rus 3, Gurls League 2-3. CLAIRE JUNE CORDIER Crater 3, Oebove l, Glfli LCUQW l' 2-3, Hr-Trmes 2, l l?,L 2-3, LaTerruIra 3, Sprral Club 2-3, Prom Commilfee 2, Torch Honor 3, Third Place on Amer:- can Legran Essay Conlesvl,H E.C.A 3. f- ' f Al I , L- f 1 , ' , al, ' if - AQ - 4 A lr! ' 1! .f - 1 - f -,wx V Q 31 Q1 ,ixy x K' I N Ll sl I -If - , .7 Y v I I ,N ,f C -L X 1- Sr MARGERY IDAMAE COX BEVERLY LOIS CRAM BETTY LORAY CROW ROBERT JAMES DeARMOND JEAN MARILYN DeVOE Marge Bev B, Z, Bob Jeanne Chan 2 3, Grrls Chorus I, Grrls' Enrered from Norvh Phoerrrx Hrgh Grrlg Chorus I, Grrls League I 2 3, Basketball I 2, Football I2'3, Hr Y Booslers Club 2 3, Cholr 2 3, I League I 2 3, Orchestra 2 School, Pho:-nrn,Arl1ona, T947 Glrls I RL 3, Formal Usher I, Dramarrcs 3 2' 3, Hr-Y Presrdenl 3, Order ol M Chorus I 3, Glrls Leng-Je I-2 3, Leogue3 2 3, Slrr Club 2 3, Truck I 2 3, Skr Trmes 2, Lo Terlulro I2 3, Trr Pulrol 3, Boys League I-2f3, 2, Boosrers' Club Secrelary 2, Trro I, Ode? 3. I ELIZABETH J. DRUMMOND Berry Crarer IV2 3, Crater Asmram Edrror 3, Grrls Lecgbe I 2-3, HEC A 2 3, H E C A Pres-oenr 3, Hr Trmes I, I R L 2 3, Qurll and Scroll 2 3, Torch Hom-,r 2.3, rr, Hr Y I'2'3, Arhlerrc Usher 3,Formcl Usher 3,Crrls League Councrl I, Tru Hr Y Pnesldenv I, Sw- denr Gevemrvrenr Commrrlee 3. Prom Commrrree 2. 32 EVELYN ANN DURNO VIRGINIA EARLEY ROBERT F, EARNEST CAROLEE JUNE ETTEL 'Ann 'Gmc 'Blondle 'Carol' Chcrr I 2 3, Owls League I2 3, Ln Arr Club 3, Owls League I 2 3, I R Skr Club I 2-3, Swvng Bond 3, Torch Grrls Chorus I, Grrls League I 2 Terwlro 3, Skl Clm 2, Server I 2, L 3, Lo Ternlra I 23 Club I'2, Boys League I 2 3, Senror Sprrnl Club 2 3, Sham-rg CII. A'hlerrc Usher 2 3, Formal Usher 2 3, Play Booster Club 2 Chau Pre-sraenr 3 Ll f ROBERT MERLYN EASEL BERNADEAN JOY EINCH WAYNE FINLEY JOSEPH FRANK ELlEGEL Sl'llRLEY ANN FOSTER ' Whrffy ' Joy' BOW LECQJE L7 3 Tnny ' BuHerball from Sf, Marys Academy, Baasvers Club 2-3, Craver lf2 3, G, Baslrelball l-2, Football l-2-3, Order Arr Club 3, FHA l-2f3, Drama Club Oregon, 1946, Baseball 2- A,A I2 3, Grrls League lf2f3, IR' al M l-2-3, Slu Club lf2f3, Sharing Baskevball 2-3, Order ol M 2-3, L 3, Slerragraphy Mem Awards 2f3, Club l, Truck lf2-3, Sk. Club Vrce- Commmee 2, Bays' League 2f3, GAA Lever 3, Pram Cammrvlee 2, Presrdenv 3, Boys L gue l 2 3, Slrr Sprral Club 2 3, Tennrs Club l2f3, PaHol3. Torch Hanar l 2 3, Spural Club Pres- f rdenl 3, GAA Yreasurer 3, Crater Sales Manager 3, Sludenl Courl Re- wfdef 3, Qulll and Scrall 3. ,, ,f Dlll s J J ff! I ,f fy L J ff 1 X nf J l WALTER RICHARD FRANKS Drclr Manager 2, Track l 2 l, Faavball 2, lce Skavmg 3 oys Leagle l 2 3, Sec af Ice Skaomg Club 17, ac, MELVIN GLENN FRlCK ' Mel ' Envered lram Phaenrx, Oregan, T945 Craver 3, F C A l, Foovball 2 3, Or der a' M 23 lce Skalmg Club l Track l 23 Bcvs League 12 3. 3 ' if Y ROBERT L. ERIES GLENN LEWlS FUNK H, TOMLlN FURNAS 'Spo,kS FC A l 2-3, Boys League l 2-3. ' fem Envered lram Grams Pass Senrar Hugh, Faalball 2, Boys' League l 2 3 Grunfs Pass, Oregon, 1946 Debale 3, Bays Leog3e 23, Hr Y 3, Seruar Play 33 X K' J, ROBERT LEE GAINES YVONNE LOUISE GAULT BETTY LOU GEPPERT FRANK LYTLE GILLIN ROSALIE JEANNE GLASCOCK Red Grrls League lf2-3, Crater 3, Drama Boaslerx Club 2, Girls Chorus l, Sim, ' 1'ROS,e - B b ll 1 2 3 soph more cum sz p Club 3' H T w 2' LQ le ul'a 3' Gull league LH' Spun' Club 7' Ever dl G rF ug H +1 5 r. 4 B fr 12 3 G A A 12 3 4 use 0 - - , o e A P I T Y r1 e rom rea a lg c oo, an - , - , resenlalrve l, Football 2f3, Order al HT?1g3EmlXfhijI'cSS:Li, gamut, Sllolmg Club 2 Great Falls, Montana, l9A5 F C A l, league lf2 3, Grrls' League Cc M l-2,3, Sludenl Councrl l-3, Boys Usher 2 3 'Dfcmc Club Treowzerg Prom Cornmrvlee 2, Boys League l- 3, l R L 3, La Terrulra l-2 3, Lea ue l 2-3, Boys Lea ue Presrdenl ' ' 2 3 Camrrmree 2, Roller Slrarmg Club l 9 ' 9 l, Trger Guard 3, s I! , ' .1 ,f f ,QL A f , jf f x f' fl ., . X , v J T XX J f f ff X r ul X lj If V I . lf ' Secrevary al Band l, G A A Pres 3, Roller Slravrng Club Treasurer Roller Slra'4ng Club Secrerary l. .1 3 jx ALFRED MARlON GLEASON DONNA LENORA GLEAVES HENRY E, GRANAT CLIFFORD MELTON GRAVES Al Red' ' Red ' 'Clrll Basketball l-2, Football lf2'3, HE. Glrls Chorus l-2'3, Glrls league l- Band l 2 3, Orchesrra 2, Bays League Torch Club l 2 3, Track 2f3, Fool C A l-2'3, Order olM1,2-3,slu Club 2-3, Slrarrng Club l. F.H A 3. 1,23 2, Torch Club Sergeanrrar Arms. l-2 3, lce Slrahng Club l 2 3, Tlger Guards l, Track lf2f3, Boys League l 2 3 34 ball A . Ju 'L MARY SUE GREENE A S B Yell Queen 3, Crater l, Drama Club 3, Grrls League Glrls League Cauncrl 2,HECA 2'3,HrTrm -, 2 3, Pep Team 3, Pram Commrllee 7 Qurll and Scroll 2 3. Skr Club l 2 Sluaenr Councrl 3, Teams Club l 2 Torch Honor l 2 3, Trr Formal Usher 3, Crc:'er Busmess Mgr 3, l,RL Slave Convenrran Dele 2, I,R L Sveerrng Cammrllee Charrman 2, Ourll and Scroll Pres Trr H4 Y Vrce Pres, Senlor Play. V LAX CAROL GREGORY JAMES WILLIS GRIFFITH BONNIE LORENE GROVER MARTIN CRUSH JOHN WILLIAM GUSTAFSON from Rrchmond Hugh School, ' k, ' ' B0 5 Leg we I 2 3 ' Calllornla, I946, Hoosiers COO e Sllorly Y 9 GUS ,H-A113 G-A-A 73' GMS Drama Club 3, Bays' League If2 3, Entered from Larned Hrgh School, Envgrgd from Raberr A Long Hrgh -3, Slcalma Club 2, gund MC, Boys Chorus 3, Slmohng Club I, Tlger Larned, Kansas, I947. G A.A. 3, Gurls School, Longvnewl Wczshlngvan, I947. Guardsl 2 League 3, Chmr 3, Boys League 3, Hr V 3, Boys Omer 3, Sensor Play. NANCY CAROL HAGEN Nan ' Arr Club I, F.H.A. l'2f3, Gvrlg' League lf2-3, AUDREY JOAN HALL Gnrls League I 2-3, La lervulla I-2' 3, Quwll and Scroll 3, Alhlefuc Uxher 2 3, Formal Usher 2 3, Prgm Comma'- vee 2, Crave' 3, HI Tlmes 3, Copy Ed- nrar of Hr-Times 3. JACQUELINE HALL HAZEL HARTLEY FLOYD EDWARD HAYNER Joflue ' Cmdy ' Band 1 2 3, Orchessvo 2, Prom Cam- Av' CILb 2 3, Boasvers Club 2 3, Cro- Enrered from Los Vegas Hlg gchoal, glcl:Ze72'BZ:jllnEeGgl:: yligg' galil? ver 2 3, Drama Club 3, Grrls' League Las Vegas, evade 1946 A 2- gkovlng 'Club Presuden' 2 SkulClub 3. 12 3. La Terrulra 2-3, Trl-Hlfr I-2 3, 3, Girls L ague 2 SDIGC b 2-3 ,I All Club Vl:efPreslderwV 2, Semor Play. N 0 P xi fx My fb! 1 rf' 'I' F W MQW' Y C Q f If I fir Q C' 'S 'J 50 V fa' I f ff' J 3 N T fl A I ' f I, I' A ! I J, 35 DONALD HAYNES GUY FRANKLIN HAYS ROSE MARIE HEITKAMP JOHN HENRY HENSELMAN CHARLES VERNON HERMAN 'Don' f,o,,k' Owls Chews I, Owls League l-P 3, Boys League 1-2-3, I R.L. 2-3, Lc Hchuck' emma l'5r'v omm umm Hgh eww, lfom mm- H gr- Sclwccl, row 'R L 3 Wm' Um' l' D'U 'G U' lemlm' Y 3' HWS Club 3 Boys League 1,2 3, sul club 3. will Qmcm, Cnlllmnln, l94b on-, owgon, me Bcvs League 2 3, Bays LecqLe 2 3, Lo Tc-vlullo 2 3. Ln Tr-vmlnol MARY JUDlTr-l HINDERER ALICE MIRIAM HOWARD TOMMY JANES MARNA JEAN lENKlNS GEORGE .lENNlNGS Cm-ev I 2 C, 116 Clhous l, Owls Bccvcrs Clgb F Own Q 3, Glvlx Bfzslremcll I, Boskevbcll Manager l, 'jmx ' Wee jc A :ff , Y f, , be A T I, 3 lfafulevl 1? ge-,E.i:f,C?l7nL1.llX:e3? Tl ihqcglzlgll GMS lecg l 2 3' Ska' lcd MC'-age' Bon Leggte l ? Ar! Club l, Owls League l 7 3, Spuvol Football l-2-3, Boys League l-7 3 ' ' A ' Club 7, swung Cub 1 2 3. Omer of M 3, su. club l-2-3, In Skovmg Club I, Truck ll. DAVID E. JOHNSON MAXlNE LAVERNE JONES ARTHUR H. KEITH TED L. KENTON NORMAN EDCAR KINCHELOE J h M Enlered from Eagle Pom? Hugh School, 1 ' O mme OX, Eagle Pomv, Ora-qan, l9A6 Bays C-Ury Peg' Jun-ar Class Hepreserrvallve 2, Base- Gnrlx Chorus l, Glrls League l 2 3. League? 3. ' Prom Cornmmee 7, Skarmg Club l-Y, Boys League l-2-3, F.C.A. l, Tnger ball 2 3, Svuderr! Caurwcwl 2, Hr Y lf Sp11alClubY 3, Tiger Guards l, Boys League l? 3. Guards 2-3. 7 3, Prom COmm:VVee 2, Sk' Club l 23, Yorch Club l?, Boys' Leagur' l Y 3, Secrelary of H1 Y 3, Hx lumes 3 1 'I' ' I r' 7. MILTON ARNOLD KORNSTAD ' Red' Ur1,reaS'cres Arrwea FC-rip 'wg rwg, cvs Lecq.e l P 3 MONTE J. KOUNZ JERRY STEWART LAUSMANN PATRlClA JEAN LAWSON ROSEMARY LEE lrrgger ' Lowsy ' Por ' Rosebud ' Eve-rea from Vlva drrllwed Hlglr Chen Y 2 3, O':1-er cl M l2'3 Sla Ar' Club 3, Bccsvers Cluc 2' 3 Drama Bicvers Club 2f3, Chow 3, C- A A 7 Szacol San Dlega Calllarma, l9.15 CLD 123 Sade-' Cowell l lrfzii Club 3 Glrlg League ' Y 3, Pram Glrls' Chorus lf2'3, Glrls League l A S B Vlce Preslaerw' 3 La Terv.lrcl l Q 3, Tech'-rlq.a'r l 2 3. Cemmwee 2, Tenms Club Y 3, Trl' 2 3, Slralmg Club l-2, Mem Award 3 Y 3, Spamslw Club Kbllcffy Manage' HVY 2 3 Trr Hr'Y Sergecnr ar Arms 3. 3 Snaervv Caurvzll 3 Boys League l 2 3 Arr Club 3, Prgm Comrmrree 7, Sruaerwr C-overrwmene Commmee 3, H., Tlrnes 3, l,R L. 7 3, Co :lralrman cf Nome Parade 3. 37 wr A lil' lil, RICHARD C, LEEVER RONALD EVERETTE LEHMAN LA DONA LlNDQUlST DON ANDREW LYNCH BILLIE ANN LYONS 'Drck' Marla 'Dome' 'Mrlre Erllre Boys League l 2 3, Torch Club 12. Trad l, Boys League l 2 3 Arr Club 3, Boosrers Club 2, Grrls IRL 2 3, Boys League 12 3, Assof FH A lf2 3, Chorr 2 3, O A A I Chorus 12, Grrls League lf2f3. more Semor Jusrrce 3 Grrls Chorus l 2 3, Grrls League l 2 3, Sen-312 3, Trrple Trro l, Som 1 Oslo? 3, Chou Lrbrarran 3, ELEANOR MCCABE Girls' League l-2 3, H E C A, 2 3, I.R,L. 2-3, Prom Commrlvee 2, Skr Club 2-3, Sfudenr Councrl 3, Trr Hr-Y lf2-3, Avhlerrc Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 2f3, A S B. Secretary 3, Svudenr Government Commrllee 3. 38 NADENE ARDl'lH MCCLANAHAN KENNETH MCCOWN DONALD GORDON McKAY WILLIAM IVE MCKINNEY Der1e 'Kenny 'Don 'Moc Grrls League lf2 3, Slrarrng Club l- Enrered from Redondo Hugh School, Enrered from Vreka Hugh School, Baseball 2 3, Baslcevball 2 3, Foclb 2 3 Redondo Beach, Calrlornra, l945. Yreka, Calrlorma, 1946 Band 2 3, 23, Boys League l 2 3, Oraer C4 M Boys Leaguel-23 Orchestra 23. Sb Club 3, Boys l23 League 2 3 l f fly! A ,if ffl rl z!! ll jl 1 ji fu V' faq I gg! f I 1 MI, 5 uf , ' ff' ',f l RlCl'lARD ALLEN MALCOMES N. RAMON MARION EDlTH JOYCE MARSHALL GORDON DEAN MARX D1ck' Rgy' 'joy' Basketball l-2f3, Chau 123, H E C Enlered from George Washrngron Hugh Boys League l 2-3, Slu Club 3, Torch Band I-2v3, Band Merrr Awards 2 3, gin Smslsg flyiucglefl School, Las Angeles, Calrlarma, 1946, Club l,2, Tuger Guards I, Track lf2. G.A,A. T, Grrls League l 23, FH,A. mzwoyner O'aAemberSh'I 3 Baseball 2f3, Pomona 2'3, order al 1.3, Ofghggyrq 3, gpm' grub 2, SW, F' M 3- rng Club l, DOROTHY MARILYN MATHENY Enrered lram McLoughIrn Jurrror Hugh School, Vancouver, Waghrngron, l9Ab Band l 2 3, Grrls League l 2 3, VR L 2 3, Orchesrro 2 3, H E CA 3, I. R L. Dlscusxran Group Secrerary 3, Torch Horror 3, Band Me-'rv Awards l- 23. DONALD FRED MORRlSON PHYLLIS MERRICK RC STEPHANIE MlKSCHE DEAN LAJOY MILLER Ph,ky Drama Club 3, Gvrls League lf? 3, Entered lrom South Hlgh School, DOH La Terlulra 3, Prom Commrrr! 2, Slu South Omaha, Nebraska, T947 Bays E , ed 5, m Qgyyggg Grave Uman gr!! CcEubv3,LDrarrro Club 3, O A A l- K ub l 2 3, Slcarrng Club l, Tru Hr Y League 3 HllgiwrScl'maCl Collage Grave, Orgggnl 37 ll R LHS? 3eCgiSmla?CTlbHlE Effie? , rc Usher 2f3, Formal S r 1945 Track l 2 3, Bays League l 2 3, , . . . - , u , rc , usher 2-3, Formal usher 2 3, G.A.A. 2 3' M jg!! had Manage' l' Treasurer 2. X M 1 l X J .f 39 HELEN LORRAINE MOFFATT 'llorrym Entered lrom Ltncoln Hugh School, Salrna, Kansas, l945, Art Club 3, Drama Club 3, F.H A. 12-3, C.A A 2, Cyrrls League l-2 3, HEC A 3. IRL 2 3, Torch Honor 3, FH A Hrstorran 23, Athletrc Usher 3, For- mal Usher 3, MARUS WlLLlAM MUMBACH ' Bill' Entered from Clatskome Unrcn H.gh School, Clatslranre, Oregon, 1946 Student Councrl 3, Senror Class Repre- sentatrve 3, Boys League 2 3, Student Government Commtttee 40 r 'If X ff, 3 rl N f v Q -1. r Q .5 , - ' ' . . .2l , if TOMMY MOTTERN Big Tarn Basketball l-2-3, Football l-2-3, Bays League 12-3, Hr-Y l, Order ol M l- 2 3, Slrr Club l, Ice Slratrng Club l, Traclr l2 3, Order al M Sergeant al- Arms 2, Order ol M. Prestdent 3. ROBERT TREVE NEFF Travel Chcrr l-2-3, HEC A, 2-3, l,R.L. 2, Oroer ol M I-2-3, Pep Team 3, Slrr Club lv2, Slratmg Club l-2, Sludent Cauncrl 3, Torch Honor l-2-3, Track l 2, Boys League l-2-3, Boyd Ouar let l-3, Bays Octet 3, Sensor Stngers 3, Boys' Chorus 3, Torch Honor Keep- er ol Prns 2. wr. 5' f?f1 rf' xi RONALD D. MOULTON JUANITA JEAN MUELLER Ron Jeanie Boys' League l-2-3, Slut Club l-2-3. Entered lrom Hermrston High School, Hermrslon, Oregon, I946. Gtrls' Chor- us l-2-3, Grrls League l-2-3. AQ PEARL MUIR Pam Chatr l-2, GA.A. 2-3, Girls' Chorus l-3, C-urls League 7-2-3, Mertt Awards 2-3, Prom Committee 2, Sextet l, Band Twrrler 2, Head Marorette 3, Sentor Octet 3. . S JENNELL ESTELLA NELSON LELAND R. NETHERLAND Band Malarette 3, F.H.A. l-2-3, GA. '-Red'- A. l-2-3. Grrls League l-2-3, Formal Ushe, 2.3, GQA A- V,Ce,p,eS,de,,, 3 Entered lrom Balboa Hugh School, San FHA Tmmwe, 3' ' Francrsco, Caltlornra, l946. Slratrng Club l 2, Boys League 2-3. NANCY JEAN NEWBURY Nanc Entered lrom Annre Wright Seminary, Tacoma, Washrngton, l946. Chou 2. 3, Gtrls League 2-3, La Tertulia 2 3 Slrr Club 2-3, Formal Usher 2, Quintet 1 , I ,ffj 4 . 'ff I, . .- fl L 'iffy' I 5411 I , 1 I I 'Hy , ' 'CJ' I If I If If I. ff ,fflf Il fjl V If ,ffl A ff f l f ' -' A ill ' I I 'ff l g 'fll -W RON NUTTING ' Spike Foolball IY3, Boys League If2f3, Order ol M 3, Sk: Club I 2-3, Prom Comrmlree 2, Ice Slcarung Club I, Truck I 2 3, SIU Club Vlce Presrdenr P, Slmr Club Presrdeni 3, SIU Pczrrol 3, Track Manager 2, Slrr Team 3, lR.L. 2, HI-V 3, 'X SUZANNE PATRICIA OLDER ' Palsy ' Chorr 2 3, Drama Club 3, Orrls Chor- us I, Glrls League If?f3, Lo Terrulwo I2'3, Pep Team 23, Sk: Club 2, Slralmg Club I, Trl-HIVY I-2-3, Formal Uslwer 2, Sensor Ocrel 3, Drama Club Presrdenl 3, La Terrulru Porn! Keeper 2, Tru-H1-Y Treasurer 2, Cholr Secre- Iory 3, Assoclore Senrcr Judge, Senror Play. gr, 1 fl! ff,,,,,, ' v I . . fl f . CECIL H, OWINGS NOLA RUTH PADGETT HELEN LOUISE PARKER Hcefjl' RUM-,,'e GA A. I-2-3, Grrls League I-T3 Prom Commntee 2, Slrcmng Club I-2 2 3 l L 3 Arl Club 3, Order al M 3, Track I-2- Boosrers Club 3, Gnrls' Chorus 2-3, -R - . 3, Boys League I 23. Girls League I-2-3, Spurul Club - . I N' XJ MARCELLA JEAN PARKER Enrerea from Cyorubaldr Hrglw School Gcrrbaldr, Oregon, I917 Grrls League 3. SYDNEY PARKHURSI' . Syd , Enlered from Pendlemn Sewer Hrgh School,PendIelon,Oregor1, 1946. Cra- Ier 3, Grrls League 2 3, Owls Chorus 3, Sprrul Club 2 3, Trlel-Ir Y 233, Fur, mal Usher 3, HEC A 3 Arlwlelrc Usher 3. Q .J. ROBERT M. PEARSON LESTER LEROY PEDERSEN MARIANNE PERL Bungie 'pepeu F H A. I ?f3, Glrls' League I 2 3, La some 1273, ofcheum L2 3, Prom send ro 3, Boys League I 2 3 rc. Te Ul'o7 3' Comrmrlee 2, Swing Band If2f3, Boys A I, Orclresrrc I 2, Swrng Band I League If2f3, Band Presndenl If3, s XE x 41 W ' A x V ,XJ If ,WY l , JOSEPH ROBERT PERRY HUGH ROBERT PERVORSE ALF LEANDER PETERSON ROBERT GENE PETERSON FRED D. PHILLIPS Upon Hoyg League 1,2 3, 4'Arf,e pew Chair 3, F.C A. 1, Boys League 1-13, Roller Skclmg Club l-2, Boys Chorus Boys League l 2 3 Boys League lf7f3. Football li, Boys League lv?-3, 2,3 Tiger Gumds 1 Track l-2, Foolball Manager 3. l ' u Wx' MERRILL S. PITTS CARL JAY PLANK JOAN PREVO GORDON HOBART PRICE JACK E. RAGSDALE ' Bob ' 'Splrnler' ' Tony ' Pee Wee Jack A l 2, Boys League l 7 3, Tvaclm Ervered from Schre-ner Mrlncry Ingh- Drama Club 3, O A A 3, Grrls Char' Yell Kung 3, Boys' League l-2-3, Hi- Boys' League If2f3, Ski Club 2-3, Lo rule, Herrvrll, Texas, l946, Boys us 2f3, Guls League l 2 3, Arhlerrc Y 7-3, Sk: Club lf2f3, Sludenv Coune Terrulrn 2, League Y 3 Usher 2 3, Formal Usher 3. cal 3, Track l-2f3, Sk: Palrol 3, Boys' League SergecnvalfArms 3, Goll 3, SL: Team 3. 42 WAYNE RATTY DOROTHY ENOLA RAY JAMES ROBERT READ MARY ALICE REED Unuved Slaves Mercharuv Marrne 1944, Dome Mlm Arr Club 3, F,H.A. 1-2, Gurls Chorus 1945 Boys League 12 3 2f3, Gurls League 1f2f3, G.A.A. 1. Cluour 1f2, Grrls League 1-2-3, H E, Eniered lrom Cenlrol Hugh School, CA 3, Sluu Club 1f2f3, Secrelory of LeMars, lowa,19A6.Boys League 2-3. Chour 2, F H A. 2-3 J , I I L JACQUEUNE RHYMES HELEN JEANNE RICE I-lUfk'9' Jeorvnue wer 3, Gurls' Band 123, Cbour 2 Drama Club 3, el 2 3, Orchesura 3,Pran-1 Com FH A 1, Q A A 1, Gurus C1-mug 1, urol Club 2 3, T11 Hu Y 1' Crurls League 12-3, Band Merul 3, Band Seclelary 3, SD1rGl Club Awards 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 3, Pram 3 CQmm.uuef- 2, su.-Jung cm, 1, rwuus Club 1, Tuuc 2 Sexlel 3, Serum Plcy. Al RICHARD S. REILLY '4D1Elu ' Entered from John Marshall Hugh School, Hollywood, Colufornucu, 1945. Bays League 1-2f3, Football ?-3, Skalung Club 12, 1raclA1j25BA,,,' ' F' 1 ' '. I x,? r 5 MJ V .JVU ,Q 1 , f J 0 . J ul lf' '-4 X J llxi .M I .six Qu DELLA ROBERTSON MAX D. ZlMMERMAN Enlered lram Phoenix Hugh School, 'Z,nkleh,me,' Pbcenrx, Oregon, 1947, Arl Club 3, Bccvers Club 3, Crcier 3, Drama Enleleu llom Redmcnd Unlon H'9L1 Cm 3, Gurus ueugue 3, spuruu Club 50001 Redmmdr OWQOHI 1945 3. pO,,,,cy USMU3 Boys League 1 2f3 Q RITA BELL ROGERS Sheri ' , Czurs League A f3, Slucrung Club 2, Roller Skclung Club Secrelcry 14 , FH A. 1f2-3. I Chour 2 3, C-,AA 112, Gurls chorus 1 u 12 1 43 I f I . ,fl All L I , ,, Xl , vb J l T r . r DONNA LEE ROSS JANET DOROTHY SCHEEL Boaslers Club 2, Craler l2, Owls' Ujcme' Char s l, Owls Leag e l 2 3, Prom Com:r.rr.. 2, term., flue, 1, Tr..H. Y fm l 7 3-ICg:IAbA3lff if Hogg' 2-3, Arhlevrc Usher 3, Formal Usher 7 3' SDH0 A' ' OK Ono' ' TWH' Y necwm' 3 Trro 2, Senlor Smger 3, Sho Null Edrsorl ,yi JACOUELINE SCHMIDT ' Jackie Arr Club 3, Crater 3, Drama Club 2'3, Owls League l-2-3, H E C.A, 2-3, I R L 3, Lo Tervulra 2-3, Prom Com- mmee 2, Sk: Club 3, Slrarrng Club l, Tennis Club l-2-3, Tru-Hn-Y l-2'3. Owls' League Treasurer 3, Tn-Hr-V Vrce-Presnderwl 3, La Tervulra Secretary 3, Co-Charrman ol Prom Cancessuon 2, Senrar Cop 3, Senror Play 3, Tennus Team Capvam l, Vace-Presrdenl Aw Club 3, Quull a 3. JJ if MARILYN RUTH SCHEMPP JIMMIE SELBY Mo Slimpy F H A. l-2 3, Hoosiers Club 2-3, Owls' AH Club lf2 3, Baseball l, Focrball 2, League l-2 3, Hr Twnex 2-3, Exchange Ice Skalmg Club l-2-3, Tenms Club l- Edwar 3, Craverl 2-3, Arr Club President 3, Bays League l-2-3, Sln Palrol 3. ffl! , -W ELDRED SHAFFER ROBERT DUANE SHANOLE JANET MARIE SHAW BETTY LA FERN SHRUM LAEL SHUCK ' Red' ' Scrubby ' 4'lclr1ney Mrs, Darrell Rowland Gulf 0'0 -'S l-7-3. G lS' LCUQUO l- 2 3 Trrple Tna 3, Harmony 3, Torch F C A T2 3, Boys League 1? 3 Chow l 3, Foovball l 2 3, H E C A Band l-2 3, O A A l-2-3, Owls Chor- Entered from Alpma Pass, Arkansas, Hoag' 3 T2 3, Hr Ilmes l, Hr Y 2-3, Order ol us l, Owls League l-2-3, Band Merw l946 Arr Club 3, Owls League 2-3, ' M 2 3, P m Cornmmee 2, Slrr Club T2 3, Sru nv Councrl 3, Torch Club l , Traqlr l-213. Chaw Vrce Prexrderw 3, mor Class Pres-den! 3, Order al M S evary 3, H4 V' haplam 3, Bays Awards l 2 3, Orchesvra 3, Prom Com- mwvee 2, Raller Skavrng Club IQ, Band Lubrorran 3, Cr A A Secrevary 3, Roller Slravmg Club Vrce-Presudenr 2, G A A Jufuor Represenlallve l, Chan. 3, Bays Qua ver l 2 3, Serrror l R L 3 Srngers J, Boys r 1 3, Sophemare Class Secfevavy l, Bays- League l 23 N Ll -, 3 r KX LX 44 lRL.3 RUTH ANNE SHULL Enrered from Corvollns Hwgh School Corvcllu, Oregon, T946 Band I-2-3 Bond Manager 3, GAA 2, Curia League I-2-3, Prom Commmee 2, Ten ms Club 2-3, Torch Honor 2f3, Torch Honor Treasurer 3, Tn Hr Y I-2 3,Tr1 123 Hn-Y Premdenr 3, Orchesvra 2. LEWIS CALVIN SMITH LOWELL EUGENE SMITH PHYLLIS STAUFFER Smrvvy Smdry Phy Boys L2t1gX,eI 23 Arr Club Q n ered Irorn envrul P .nv HI ROBERT ANDREW STOTHERS Bob Crater 3, Boys League I-2-3, Hr-Y 3, l,RL 2-3, Orchestra 2, Prom Commu- ree 2, Hr-Y Flour Commrlree 3, Semor Play A v' ARLEN LEROY SULLIVAN 5uIIey MARY LOU STOVALL DALTON STRAUS THELMA LEE STRONG Mary Loul' 'Dal' HSCOIVIE Gul, League 1.2 3, Sprral Club 3, Boys League I 2-3, Order ol M 2-3, Entered from Roosevelr Hugh School, F.C,A. I-2, Boys' League I-2 3, Trger Cho., 2,3 Pram Commmee 2, Track 2.3, Portland, Oregon, I946. Grrls League Guards I-2, I-2 3, Grrls League Secretary 2-3, La I Tervulrc23,FHA.3, FI g IRI,-3 , 1 'I II I rl: I u III ll MII 'LLL Mi IRIS COLLEEN THOMAS ' llrie I Arr Club 3, Band I 2 3, Crorer 3, G AA I, Grrls Chorus 2, Grrls League I-2 3, IRL 3, lo Terlulva I-2 3, Band Mem Awards I-2, Orzhesrra 2 3 46 x ROBERT LEROY THOMAS LLOYD STEPHEN TIMMONS KENNETH ERWIN TOLLE 'Drmplesq 'Trmmyu 'Ken' Enrered from Walla Walla Hrgh Boslrelboll 2, Clwowr I-3, Foolball l- Band I2, Boys League I-2-3, Pram School, Walla Walla, Woshrngran, 2-3, H E CA 2, H--Y I-2, Order ol Cqmmrrree 2. Sk. Club 2-3 I946 Boyx League 2 3, Fcorball 2, M 2-3, Ice Skarmg Club I-2-3, Trger Track 2 3, Guards I, Track I-2-3, Boys League I-2 3, Order ol M Vrce-Presrdenl 3, Boys League Vrce-Fresrdenr 3, SHIRLEY TUFFS Arr Club 3, Boosrers Club 2-3, Croler 3, Grrls League I-2-3, IRL 3. Or- chesrra I-2-3, Sprral Club 2-3, Tennnx Club I, ' in MARCELLA LOUISE TURNER ROY DALE VAN ORTWICK EDWARD PLATT VILAS Shocks Boys league l-2-3. Ned Boosters' Club 2, Grrls League 1-2-3, Order aI M 2-3, Torch Club 2f3, Track Sprral Club 2. 1 2 3, Boys League 1 2 3, MARY VIRGINIA WAIT Crarer 3, Grrls Chorus I, Grrls' League l-2'3, H E.C A. 2-3, Prom Commmee 7, Tennrs Club I, Torch Honor 1-23, TrrfHr,Y l-2f3, Arhleirc Usher 3, Formal Usher 3, H,E C.A. Commrssroner oI Aclrvmes 3, Torch Honor Secrelcry 3. .i SYLVIA ANN WAITE JACQUELINE MONA WALKER ISUSIE. lOClrre Crater 3, F H A 3, G A A. 3, Grrls Crarer 3, Grrls League I-2f3, Slenog- Leczgue lf2 3, Sprral Club 23, Slrarf raphy Mem Awards 2f3, Prom Com' rng Club 2 3, Arhlehc Usher 3, Far- mrnee 2, Sprral Club 2f3, Alhlerrq mol Usher 3, Usher 2f3, Formal Usher 2 3, Sprral Club Treasurer 3, Trrbune Reporter 3, HrvTrmes 3, Qurll and Scroll 3. . WI' we M CATHERINE DEUEL VILAS Corby Rebenrered from Roosevell Hugh, Ho' nolulu, Terrrrory ol Hawaii, 1948. Drama Club IHawarrI 3, Grrls League l-2-3, la Terrulra 1-2-3, EI Rolo y Oro lHowarrl 3, Slralrng Club l, Terr ms Club 123, Tru-Hr Y 1-273, Ha- warran Swrm Team 3, G.A A 2. CHARLES DAVID WAGNER Leo Drama Club 3, Boys' League 1-2f3 Slralrng Club 2, Trger Guards 2f3. MARY JANICE WALKER .lonrce ' Enlered Irom Sl Mary's Academy lor Grrls, Portland, Oregon, 1946. Craler 3, Drama Club 3, Grrls League 2-3. Hr-Trmes 2-3, Pram Commrnee 2, SIU Club 3, Trr'Hr-Y 3, Alhlelrc Usher 23, Formal Usher3 JOHN M. WALKER Johnnre Entered Iram Gran! Hrgh School, Por!- Iand, Oregon, 1946 Band 2, Boslrel- ball 3, Drama Club 3, Orchesrra 2, Pram Commrrree 2, Slrr Club 3, Swrng Band 2, Traclr 3, Boys Chorus 23, Boys League 2-3. b S N I XL P+ . ff x r m X? X, X 47 DIC KELLY WALSH LESLIE R. WEBBER RODNEY DEAN WHALEY 'DIC IDC: Rod4 Enrered Irom I? A Lang Hrgh School, Chau I, Boys League I 2 3, F C A I, E rom Woodrow W+Ison Hugh Longvrev., Washlngron, IQAS An S a , n each, Calrlornra, 1947. Club 3, Chcrr I 7 3, Prom Commrlrco Crater , m I 3 Pe Team 3, 7, Sk- Club I, Ice Skamng Club I, Prom Cammfve p d Gowns Track I, Bays League I 23, Boys mee? Chorus 3. Sensor Plav. A CHARITY WILLIAMS Croler I 7 3, Grrls' League I 2 3, H ECA 23 HrIrrnex23,IRL ?,Ln Terlulro 7 3, DAR Award 3, OrrlS League O.rvana.rvg C-nl Anarcl 2, Orclweslro 3 Qclll and Scroll P 3 SIL, de-nl Councrl 3, Torch Horror I? 3, Tn HI Y 2, Crarer Assusranr Edna: 7, Cravcr Edlrcr 3, H E C A Vrce Pres: den! 3, Ourll and Scroll Secrerary 3 Iorch Honor Secrerorv P, La Terlulra Presrdenv 3, 48 5.f,,,-LS K. BOB WILCOX BARBARA WILLIAMS WiIly' Bobs Football Manager 2, Boys League I- Enlered lrom Ashland Hugh School, 2 3, Prom Commnvee 2, Ice Skavurrg Ashland, Oregon, 1947. Chorr 3, Dra- Club I, Iraclr 2, ma Club 3, Grrls League 3, Grrls' Server 3. EVA WILLIAMS JAMES WILSON RICHARD L, WILSON Czrrls Leoguel Y 3, 'j,m 'R,5h Boyx League I 23 Band I 7, Boys League If? 3, Slu Club I MARILYN ALICE WINETROUT WrneIr0u1 Grrls League I2-3, HE CA. 23, Prom Commrrree 2,-Slrr Club 2-3, Slu- denr Councrl 3, Trr Hr-Y I 2 3, Grrlg League Presrderrv 3, Skr Club Secre- rarylrecsurer 2 3, H E.C A Commrgr sroner ol Records ond Frnance 3 Senrar Play, Co charrman of Norge Parade. X fl 1 -fjlll ' ,, 34' ,J - p ' l -ff' f f . N - 5.5 ' ', L l If f X f 4 'J f ' , gr! ,ff J r 1- Q ' f, A rf rf If ff l ,X - , .Q HERBERT G. WING SHIRLEY LEE WOODBURN ELIZABETH MAXlNE YOAKUM GLENN EMERSON YOST ARLENE RAE YOUNG '4Herbre --Shwleyu BeHy4 T0gf-I' Curlx' League l-2-3, Spiral Club l 2 FCA. 1, rooms: 2, sn. Club 12-3, Enrered lrom sum Mme, owe, Hugh Entered from aelumglmm +-ugh sums, Bond 1, g.,,,bC,H mg, poonmyr 7, 3- 5 9 C'Ub VH- F- '- M '7 3 Slrolrng Club l, Track l-2-3, Boys School, Los Ar1geles,Colrlornuo, l9-46. Bellrnghum, Woshrnglon, 1945. Crorer Order ol M l-2-3, Slu Club 3, Trgcr League l-2-3. Grrls' League 2-3, H E C.A 2-3, IR. 2-3, F,H.A. l-2-3, Grrls Chorus 2-3, Guards l, Boys' League I2 3. L 2-3, Lo Terlulro 2-3, Prom Prrncess C-urls League l-2-3, F.H.A, Junror ond 2, Prom Commmee 2, Torch Honor Chapter Homemaker Degrees 3. 2-3, Tru-Hr-Y 2-3, Alhlellc Usher 2-3, Formal Usher 2-3, Gurls Leogue Vice- Presudenl 3, Torch Honor Hrslorrnn 3. e8-.Cu-C.. .-- x Ls 3 ' GWYNN LEE VOUNG Windy Boosters' Club 2-3, Chou 2 3, Crorer 3, F H A 3, Grrls Chorus l-3, Grrls' League l 2-3, Hr Yrmes 2, Booster Club Presedenl 2-3, Oclel 3, 49 DON HENDERSON President n LOREN CARTER Vice-President Class of i911 9 The Junior Class has played an important part in the activities of the student body this year. When student government was enforced, Pete Soderlund was elected by the student council as assistant justice and Bonnie Hukill and Bill Hess were chosen by the class as associate justices. Chris Williams served as clerk during the trial period. The juniors entered a float in the noise parade and won second prize. Chairmen ofthe float committee were Bonnie Hukill and Bill Hess. Carrying on the tradition the class gave the formal dance of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. General chairman was Lovelle Davies, music, Herb Brower and Bill Hess, entertainment, Bob Gray, dance programs and patrons, Janie Huber and Janice Grigsby, refreshments, Aylene Hopkinsg clean-up, Don Henderson. The Junior Class was well represented in the field of sports. First string basketball boys were Curtis Richmond, Herb Brower, A. L. Clay, and La Rue Smith. First string football players were Loren Carter, Chuck Romine, Pat Zuspann, Richard Riggs, Joe Moultrie, and Fitz Brewer. Not only in the field of sports did the iuniors show outstanding talent, but in all organizations of Medford High. JANE HUBER Treasurer KENNETH BOSHEARS Representative MR. Alex MCDONALD ritz BREWER Counselor MRS. JACOUOISE MOORE Secretary Counselor 50 11 Q I .,, f My Q f , K, jf' 3 Q 1' Q, .,, W W,,,,,, 'W'g,g3gf:,,+,gH A . V f Q kv, Q ki k . 1 .., M Ins E . ffm i m M-, ' 'iw QZLN -, .,,,. A L44 -V N ns A 3 , Q Lf A 'Ti A..- V Q, A. T' 4' . T h hx' .M x f pf- Ik gm lar - Wa ' mx V A ,QW M '-Ffh 'A .uk-.f 54 -f L 5 'I' , R 'k is ' 'vi 1, ,X ya A K4 4 ra 2, I ' ' z -if nf.: 1 10 -Q V M, Q f-Q -A if m 'H V: 11 'D 2' ' sq, A 5' +V H Y V ' W 6 LA 'TQ E My 1 I A he A A Q45 4 2 I, A r Y ahgh :L , 'J L 1 ,. .. 2 ...' +4 NE 'L J. .'::4,x1'5-DQUB W A 'ig .:: Qd' A 'A M nu. -343 A 'N 4 W.. '- . Q' 'SQ hid ., V Q y .4 im - 'H' Q Psi 'I 5 1 in N' .. -2 1- I 'ef 55 1' 3 ffl ' . 'saw we A 1 mmx? , ,V .6 ' A Sv , 'f V 6 1 -Q i 'i 4' ' Rf, 'aa R e H3413 Q . ,,, A Z Y Y ' q ,5 ., x - C M-1,-wg, A Mg, '51 A v aw W Q ff we -z . A AS K , ,. , 4, ,,-4 .X i a 5 04 fa, in ,vii fr A . . if 'Q-fa, ' ' f 'fA 4 f A' M' f 97, ?7'T? Cf .5 7 f 0 ,x,:M BILL WAL Pesdet .rg grief 4 ssl BOB GILMAN V ce P ex de I PATSY BOTTJER Sec eta y Class of l 95 O They came they saw they conquered almostl Since two hundred and eighty sophomores came through the doors of Medford High it hasn t been the some lnasmuch as old traditions must be fulfnlled the lower lassmen had sales of concessions at the football games On October 31 the sophomores entered their float in the noise parade and captured third place Barbara Green and Ted Rubenstein were chairmen of the float The same night the sophomores built the bonfire to frighten away the Bend Lava Bears Dick Bottler headed the bonfire committee Another page was added to the sophomores record rn the field of sports They entered many high scores on the sports sheets of football basketball baseball and track Some of the hugh point men were Larry Irwin .lack Morris George Goodman Don Wilkinson Conrad Holzgang and Warren Wendt The class sponsored a Valentine dance February 6 D Ann Beck was head of the dance committee Class officers were: President Bill Walker- viceepresidewt Bob Gilman- secretary Pat Bottier- treasurer Fred Baker- and class representative Susan Drummond. The sophomores were well represented in Torch Honor band orchestra chorus Booster club and other organizations, The success of all sophomore activities indicates what potentiality they have for their following years at Medford Hig . MR. DEVERE TAYLOR Ad xer FRED BAKER T easu er SUSAN DRUMMOND Represe tot e fb A MRS. ELSIE BUTLER A se SOPHOMORE TYPING CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FLOAT IN NOISE PARADE SOPHOMORES TOOK PART IN CLOTHES DRIVE FOR EUROPEAN RELIEF ' 'ws-'A wi RJ: , I: a. 3 .-.1 it ef. aw Q ' 14' .M L . . T- , K 1 ' . ' AY' , A WB 1 9 ig' g ' -9 Ll. if Q L? -N 7.,5 I QW- 9, if x s -1 Q -f 5 125433, fc 'S is FSS 'fm' 9 59 3 ? S y 12 1 Pv' gp? 311115 ' ,3 'iff V - ,ga ,f, C 42 , fa, , . ,. 1 Q X 71 X. I . . . 'du 1 ,, IA - ra.. I 8 Q .4 in .Nr kg 'A v 5 :.'i ivh M4 -sm' Iv 3 A. 4 1 .hz M 'Q :tax 'j vb ft J ,aj ,X 'ug' as 6+-3 h Q5 ,,0 'gq-f 3 lv -M '34-X A ,V 3 ,GQ 1-1 -4 In - Y N Q' .4 f gb SAO Q x -Q vs 3 5 2 5 , 1 4 , Quia 4 Q4 44 si Q 'Y 'f jg. -15 Y? 'E Aw 5' 'N X Achvmes wlll you won T you wlll you won + you will you ,om fhe clonce9 s n o , , . , , . . . . l I I ' I ' ,fi ,, as 1 rl B f I , ,K wt vs.i,r- 5 ,r 1 ' 'X r Va, , 3 r l if ' 'ti ' tfv' . M CVO al Music ff, Ml55 MABEL NANSEN MISS LORRAHXJE VElDT Vfifcl Music S-fD9 'SC' Director ot Vocal Music The vocal music department has supplied school and community with many fine programs under the direction of Miss Lorraine Veidt. Officers of the titty-voice a cappella mixed choir were Ann Durno, president, Bob Shangle, vice president, Pat Older, secretary-treasurer, Billie Ann Lyons, librarian, Treve Neff, student council representative, and Jean De-Voe and Bob Rae, business managers. Choir, eighty-voice girls' chorus, and small ensembles participated in the all-school Christmas program and presented several assemblies and concerts. Small ensembles entertained service clubs, church groups, school organizations, and gave radio programs. Over l5O vocalists, including a boys' chorus organized late in the year, sang in the massed chorus ot the district festival held at Southern Oregon College where choir and girls' chorus also appeared in competition and received high ratings Small ensembles rated high in a contest held at Klamath Falls. CHOIR ROW l-Miss Vetdt, Darts Matheus, Barbara Wrlliams, Colleen Rose, Enid Gaynor, Gwynn Yeytg, Alice Howard, lean DeVoe, Billie lyons, Betty Conley, Virginia Richmond, Pita Rogers ROW Qfttasemary Lee, Darma Patrone, Mary Lou Stovall, Jane Darn: Marlene V ncen' Dolores Movrrs, Jeanette Marks, Mautne Myers, Margery Cor, Eleanzr Hoover, Florence Lyons Patsy Olaer POW 3---Carole Maadax Ann Dcrno Pac. Madam Fred Phillips, John Gustatson, Et'on Jones Bennie Yrcwarrage, Herb Brower, Boa Shangte, Charlcwe Walker Virginia G bbans ROW 4--Joan Anaersan, Marlene Pcsefoalm Dr: Walsh, terry Lavsrftan, Charles Cook Gorcar Marx, Lloyd Timmons, Bcoare Breazeale, lane' Scheel, Dorothy Hawkins NOT PlCTUl?ED Glenaa Ftetas, Tre-fe Nett, Barbara Snere, LeRoy Statlara, 'T 5 Q X f, a T9 :ff a-gxfeglix Q, iz 3 4' 1. 9' 2223- QQHKFPS 553533, S-dvi, Jw, 3 E I 1 ff ,gf 1 9 Q 3 lx, R i AEM WWW 2 Mkgx W kwin . N, 'fi ,Q wif' .A i Ili' ffl. i, 'Y X 'Sf U I 'Uv U-'vi 5 -A, V57 w. MR I. A. MIRICK BOB PEARSON HERB BROWER PEARL MUIR Director Band President Band VicefPresrdent DWW' f-l0I0 -'Ile Instrumental Music Department Under the leadership of Mr. I. A. Mirick the band has brought honor, as well as superior musical enter- tainment, to the school. At pep assemblies the band has played, and at football and basketball games. Eleven small ensembles and a number of soloists represented the instrumental department at the contest held in March in Klamath Falls. These ensembles were the trombone quartet, cornet quartet, cornet trio, wood- wind quartet, and saxophone quartet. Soloists from the band were Bob Pearson, cornet, Erma Dalrymple, ma,ArirmJa,dMelvin Boyd, tuba, and Raoul Maddox, trombone. The entire band was entered in the music festival in s an . CONCERT BAND ROW I-Janet Shaw, Lila Holt, Marilyn Matheny, Jeanne Rice, Jean Houston, Billie Bullington, Herb Brower, Bob Pearson, ROW 2-Jackie Rhymes, Anne Shull, Roger Fields, Conrad Holzgang, Rosalie Glascock, Loretta Rush, Jean Vinzant, Carlene Mark, Phyllis Woolridge, LeRoy Pederson, Nancy Dittemore, Nancy Adams, Bob Zimbleman, Vaughn Clark, Jim Spencer, Merton Bali, Henry Granat, ROW 3-Frances Zimbleman, Dale Coverstorie, Dean Coverstone, Gerald Gentry, David Grrllith, Earline Rogers, Ken Brew, Howard Lindstrom, Don McKay, Vernon Lehman, Melvin Boyd, Kenneth Kohn, Lee Spencer, Floyd Hayner, Pct Bawlby, Henry Padgham, Chris Williams, Raoul Maddox, Margie Foco, Don Clark. ROW 4--Iris Thomas, Mr. Mirick, Nancy Pierce, Jlyce Marshall, Irma Dalrymple, Dorothy McKay. 5 ll li A wa A Hawaiiana? fwfw, , nwwzzf,g,,Q.' M ,,.l,p. .W W. 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Y , mm, jing 3 wtf ta I il vii Va 'Q Z: '44 339 W 4 AQ 1 M +4 X73 , 'S' W I, M 1 W X' My ' A J by L hw Q6 , if, wi my 2 ' Q W V 3 N , .. new ' 'H :gn 'J , Bag? A x in 7 i 2 'f 5 'ilfffw mx? V 4 g nr -,4 9 Masq Q' .fn Q Q'-35A lggg G9 WLAA- 4 Wx 0,6 A 7. 1: A af- Q J 'en xx 1 J vs ' ,NA I V ,An Q . Qr 1 v ji 4 R .,-4 I ,. X. 5 5 I f 9-u..,.. Fl ' PATSY OLDER GLENDA FIELDS IRMA BOSTOCK YVONNE GAULT President Vrcelrexident SEUPVUVY T'9U5U'e' Drama Club The Drama Club was completely reorganized at the beginning of this year. A provisional group of about seventy met and elected officers. The group then dissolved, leaving only the officers who wrote a constitution and admitted new members. The entrance requirements were established. Qualifications included appearance in a school production, or assistance in preparing scenery, collecting wardrobes and properties, or in stage direction. Those who were not regular members were urged to attend meetings, although they could not vote. ln this manner, they could plan some activity that would qualify them for membership. The first production pre- sented by the group was The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden, a one-act play by Thornton Wilder. This story required no scenery and only six characters, with the stage-manager taking all minor parts. The play was an experiment and it proved very successful. ROW lfNorrna Miller, Patsy Bottqer, Diane Fries, Barbara Moench, Shirley Foster, Irma Bostock, Phyllis Merrick, Lorraine Moffatt, Pat Lawson, Carol Brown, Larlirta Schleigh. ROW 2-Bette Ridgely, Susan Drummond, D'Ann Beck, Barbara Green, Jane Durno, Yvonne Gault, Joan Prevo, Janny Lou Houghton, Stephanie Miksche, Janice Walker, Jackie Shaw, Suzanne Singleton, Danna McCvllough. ROW 3-Joan Dean, Eleanor Bragg, Billie Older, Kaye Crawford, Carol Maddox, Carol Lausman, Mary Sue Greene, Jackre Schmidt, Lavelle Davies, Leah Peabody, Joan Harrison, Anne Shull, ROW 4- Delores Marrrs, Danna Sherwood, Constance lnskeep, Jean Kyle, Marlene Rosenbaum, Dorma Patrone, Jackie Hall, Barbara Shere. ROW 5'-Rodney Whaley, Pearl Muir, Patsy Older, Jeanne Rice, Lynn Smith, Jim Grrftth, Verne Emery, Charles Wagner. NOT PICTURED-Della Robertson. W.. X K -Q 5 ,N f RQ f ff qs 6 1 J wr CHARITY WILLIAMS BOB CLAYPOOL JACHE 5C 'M'DT President Vice President Secretary La Tertulia La Tertulia, advised by Miss Dorothy Wilson, is open to second-year Spanish students who have maintained high grades. A point system is kept and members are eligible for a pin when they have thirty-five points. In October the Spanish Club sponsored a float in the noise parade. The float con- sisted of a toreador, Barbara Shere, victoriously standing over the fallen Ashland bear. The club gave a sock-hop in the boys' gym after the Medford-Ashland basket- ball game on February 6. The general chairman was Lloyd Halverson. Pan-American week was highlighted by the traditional Spanish Club assembly held in April. Another ofthe activities ofthe club was a display in the lower hall show-case. ROW le--Gayle Howard, Anne Hays, Patsy Homer, Diane Fries, Billie Older, Lorraine Greaves, Suzanne Srngletan, Glenda Fields, Barbara Shere, Pat Older, Fred Shannon, Btllee Butlrngton. ROW 2--Patricia Greb, Eleanor Hoover, Jean Runtz, Constance lnslreep, Anna Lou Daty, Doreen Straus, Catherine Hannah, Carol Lausman, Danna Sherwood, Cathy VIlas, Yvonne Gault, Lucille Matncy, Marian Mitchell, Miss Wrlsan ROW 37May Bullard, Lenora Albright, Virginia Earley, Audrey Hall, Charity Williams, Lavelle Davies, Jackie Hall, Jackie Schmidt, Stephanie Mrksfhe, Sully Moffatt, Shirley Hutchinson, Marilyn Murphy, Myrna Hannalard ROW 4-Monte Kounz. John Henselrnan, Ruth Ltninger, Sydney Smith, Carole Sams, Marilyn Winetrout, Ann Durno, Betty Acker, Claire Crass, Leah Peabody ROW 5-Bob Claypoal, Frank Hays, Bill Perl, Raoul Maddox, Ted Rubenstein, Warren Wendt, Bill Brew, Lloyd Halverson Shirley Woodburn, Claire Cordrer NOT PlCTUREDfJoan Brummand, Jean DeVoe, Rosalie Glascoclr, Marianne Perl, lrrs Thomas, Elizabeth Larson, Dan Haynes, Nancy Newberry, Lee Strong, Harlan Bosworth, Nelson Harbin, Verna Bolen, Alice Koehler, Florence Lyons. LORRAINE GREAVES Treasurer SHIRLEY HUTCHINSON Paint Keeper . My MONTE KOUNZ Social Chairman N I ROW l Pat Sether Audrey Hall Mary Sue Greene Tomalena Cook ROW 2 Charrty W llnams Jacquel ne Walker Jackie Schm dt Joy F nch ROW 3 Mrs Settle Lo elle Davnes Betty Drummond NOT PICTURED Joan Brummond Quill and Scroll Qurll and Scroll ss a natronal honor socnety for hugh school Iournalnsts It was established for the purpose of encouragung and rewardrng mdrvudual achreve ment an lournalxsm and allled fields The qualrfucatuons for hugh school membershnp are that the student must be at least of rumor standmg he must be ID the upper thrrd of has class un general scholastnc standung he must have done superror work an some phase of gournal :strc or creatnve endeavor must be recommended by the advnser governing publncatrons and be approved by the executnve secretary New members accepted thrs year for active work on Crater and HI Times are Audrey Hall Jackve Walker Pat Sether Lovelle Davies Jackie Schmidt and Joy Frnch MARY SUE GREENE Pres dent CHARITY WILLIAMS Secretary -I N. S Img ART CLUB BOARD OF ADVISERS ROW l-Janis C-rrgsby, Carol Brown, Torn Tilton, Jaclue Schmidt' Stephanie Mrlrsche, Joann Letsher ROW 2-Della Robertson, Joann Steyslral, Lovelle Davin, Iris Thomas ROW 3-Duc Walsh Student Art League The membership of the Student Art League includes all art students, advised by Mr. Paul Gasparotti. Each class elected two representatives to the board of directors and Jim Selby served as chairman of the board. Eligibility for pins is determined by the point system. An exhibit was sponsored by the art department in which some of the southern Oregon schools were represented. ROW l--frnest Wisely, Carol Brown, Jean Harvey, Meldene Hodgson, Phyllis Merrtclc, Lorraine Matlatt, Gayle Howard, Anna Lou Daly, Shirley Foster, Pat Lawson, Janice Gfrgsby ROW 2--Mr Gaspcrottr, Louise Silvers, Janny Lau Houghton, Janice Wallret,Jacl1ie Shaw, Lavelle Davies, Lilly Hodenstab. lelah Cook, Virginia Earley, Nancy Hagen ROW 3-Ed C-idney, Alice Sttnsan, Jazlrre Hall, Stephante Mrksche, Jaclue Schmtdt, Jaan Steyslral, Shirley Mollatt, Nina Grantham, Wilma Hall, lrts Thomas, Shirley Tufts. ROW 4fDon Mathias, Maxine Hanscom, Pat lrvin, Marrta Jenkins, Betty Shrum, Betty Larwaod, Joan Leisher, La Danna Lindquist ROW S-Pat Lynch, Jim Selby, Mary Lou Stovall, Duc Walsh, Tim Tilton, Ettan Jones NOT PICTURED- Della Robertson, xx' F gfjg ,I li AYLENE HOPKINS JEAN KYLE BEVERLY NEWTON JEWELL NELSON MRS LOILANU President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Future Homemalsers of America This year the Medford chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was hostess to the district convention ol eleven southern Oregon schools. The theme of this meeting was international friendship in the home. F. H. A. girls are always in demand. They sell hot dogs at the games, mend uniforms for the team, make costumes for assemblies, and press choir robes. The club motto is Toward New Horizons. The colors, red and white, represent youth. The flower is the red rose which symbolizes glowing health. There are four degrees which a girl can earn: Junior, Chapter, State, and American Homemaker. ROW l-Marilyn Schempp, Donna McCullough, Carol Maddox, Betty Lemmon, Beverly Newton, Jean Kyle, Barbara Bottler, Mary Ann Clark, Aylene Hoplunsi lC 'C9 G 9SbYi Allie Dflltoft. Beth GGVQS. Barbara Moench, Norma Jenn Miller, Vera Conley, Alyce Oault ROW 2-Bonnie Frohreich, Marsha Taylor, Laura Muir, Diane Fries, Joan Dean, loreta Dougherty, Delores Davis, Elizabeth Yocum, Carol Gregory, Jewell Nelson, Lorllita Schleigh, ROW J -Amelia Kaulman, Deloris Dusenberry, Mary Louise Payton, Phyllis Plumley, Loretta Rush, Sheryl Jensen, Shirley Faster, lilly Bodenslab, Shirley Burleson, Sylvia Ann Waite ROW A-Pat Greta, Dorothy Ray, Billie Ann Lyons Marlene Morris, C-loria lunkhe, Carlene Mark, Doris Bastwick, Anita Anderson, Dolly ThOfl0f1, Ffurtces Riggs, Donna Gleaves, Katherine Hannah ROW 5-Joan Vaughn Mrs Loiland, Irma Bostock, Joyce Acker, Sherry Antony, Martha law, LOU S YCl'2f. June Lehman, Audrey Putnam. ROW 6-Pat Older Lorraine Mottatt Doris Gaines, Dorene Klucher, Beverly Culberson, Irene Carr. Not Picrunso-romaiena cool. ' ' MARY HINDERER ANNE SHULL JACKIE SCHMIDT DONNA LEE ROSS Secretary President Vice-Prexide it T'lUW'9f Senior Tri-Hi-Y The Senior Tri-Hi-Y has been active in service work this year and girls have helped with Red Cross activities and the March of Dimes campaign. At Christmas and at Thanksgiving, social work was done with the club donating food and clothing to families in need. The advisers have been Mrs. Elsie Butler and Mrs. Ben Schmidt. With its capable officers, the club has tried to live up to its motto which is, To create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Officers include Anne Shull, president, Jackie Schmidt, vice-president, Mary Hinderer, secretary, Donna Lee Ross, treasurer, Irma Bostock, chaplain, and Pat Lawson, sergeant-at-arms. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y ROW l-Sydney Parkhurst, lrma Bostock, Pat Older, Barbara Mottier, Mary Ann Clark, Anne Shull, Eleanor McCabe, Pat Lawson, Mary Adams. ROW 2-Catherine Vilas, Ann Butler, Stephanie Miksche, Jackie Schmidt, Janice Walker, Jackie Rhymes, Donna Lee Ross, Jackie Hall. ROW 3-Qflsre Bernheisel, Charity Williams, Doris Bostwick, Shirley Woodburn, Mary Sue Greene, Joan Coleman, Marilyn Winetrout, Betty Drummond, Mary Virginia Wait. BOB DE ARMONO ROLLIN WATSON DAVID JOHNSON WILSON FHL H555 Piuideny Vice'President Secretary l'90W'9' ChU9l0 ' Hi-Y To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian char- acter, is the goal of the Medford HieY, Activities of the year included several after-game dances, participation in the annual noise parade before the Bend football game, and a party in co-operation with the girls' Tri-Hi-Y clubs. Hi-Y has experienced a very successful year during l947448 under the leadership of President Bob De Armand, vice-president, David Johnson, secretary-treasurer, Herb Wilson, and chaplain, Bill Hess. The club was represented by delegates at several state and district Hi-Y conferences which included the operation of State legislature by members of Hi-Y from all parts of Oregon. Mr. McDonald was the club adviser. HI-Y ROW te Gordon Price, Bob Gray, Tam Frey, Bob Dehmond, loren Carter, Don Henderxon, Herb Wilson, Kenny Watson, ROW Pvlohn Gustolwflr Dowd johnmn, Bill Hon, Bill Doi-iqhoe, Dick Camden, Bill DeHart ROW 3-Bill Hess, Bob Claypool, Bob Fries, Bob Stothers, Pete Soderlund, Mr. McDonald, Kenneth Boshearx,PatZuxpanr1. wi I it Y .91 if 1 ' xi vii? if Q3 :P 13 , ma f' fm ?5w3q.h ' 2-32f m.?1 an .2 if Ii 4 25 A 1 I I 5 W ww F ' ww. f , , M, 'W if X wif' 12 , ,. . . A as N? W Z Q SQ, 3 Q f ' Q A x if- B. W if , 1 4 .14 - , J' W' 5 N V 3 ' 3?-fx.-.-,,,5.eQgEEs52:Q ,gh sv X ,f x , .,,,, 1. L 1.-Sw 1 I-fs 'Pg .f 'uf .-K' ' J5 'fx i ' ff. S8 E1 .2 - LAP 4 -5 H 'f - .flgf S- ' ' 'fl , -. . k V ifil. ' , . 8 25 I I J, , , R . jf- lil Y. k - CHARITY WILLIAMS Editor BETTY DRUMMOND LOVELLE DAVIES MARY SUE GREENE JOY FINCH Assistant Editor Art Editor Business Manager Sales Manager . Crater l94 8 The l948 Crater staff has tried to produce an annual equal to the standard reached by last year's book. lt has attempted to publish an informal yet dignified Crater with pictures covering all school activities, Mary Sue Greene, business manager, and her helpers, Mary Adams and Jackie Schmidt, have done an excellent job on the ad section. The art department and Lovelle Davies are responsible for carrying out the theme as planned by the editors. Joy Finch and her sales staff have topped the quota of Crater sales. The copy editor for the I948 Crater was Audrey Hall with Elizabeth Yoakum helping her first semester. Others who have done notable work are Susan Drummond and Barbara Manley, sophomore staff members, and Melvin Frick, snapshots. Mrs. Elizabeth Settle is Crater adviser. CRATER STAFF ROW Iitslaami Hise, Gayle Howard, Susan Drummond, Ma'y Virginia Wa t, Eleanor McCabe, Yvonne Gault, lay Ftnch, Iris Thomas, Mary Adams, Shirley Tulls. ROW 2-Charity Wtlltams, Anna Lou Davy, Audrey Hall, Jocqueltne Walker, Elizabeth Yocum, Darts Bostwick, Jackie Schmidt, Janice Walker, Lovelle Davies, Claire Cordter ROW 3-Mary Lee Meredith, Bewy Drummond, Marilyn Murphy, Sylvia Anne Waite, Jeanette Marks, Joanne 5'2YSkal, Jackie Hall, Mary Sue Greene, Tomalena Cook ROW AfMrs Settle, Marlene Vincent, Suzanne Singleton, Loraine Greaves, Donna McCullough, Jackie Shaw, Sydney Parktwurst, Elsie Bernhetsel ROW 5-Pete Soaerland, Bill Kramer, Joe Chez, Bob Stothers NOT PICTUREDfJoan Brummond, Melvin Fuck DORIS BOSTWICK AUDREY HALL Spom Edfvor Copy Edfvor CRATER EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF Lelr ro ugh!-Be y Drummond, Bvll Kramev, Joy Fmch, Muvy Sue Greene, Joche S H d L II D Churvry WIII:oms, Bcrbovc: Manley CANDID SHOT OF CRATER STAFF FORMING GROUP FOR PICTURE DORIS BOSTWICK Editor TQMALENA CQQK MARLENE VINCENT AUDREY HALL JACQUELINE WALKER Associate Editor 5U,,,,e,, Manage, Copy Editor Tribune Reporter Hi-Times Stall The Hi-Times statt with Mrs, Elizabeth Settle as adviser has charge of the bi-weekly school newspaper. The aim of the paper is to keep an accurate record ot the activities and events ot the school year, Members of the staft include Doris Bostwick, editor, Tomalena Cook, associate editor, Audrey Hall, copy editor, Marlene Vincent, business manager, Pat Sether, assistant business manager, Joann Leisher, librarian, Marilyn Schempp, exchange editor, Lynn Smith, distribution manager, Jackie Walker, Tribune reporter, Bill Kramer and Jack Bailey, sports department, Patti Bowlby, Frances Bewley, Marlys Franklin, Kaytie Allen, Charity Williams, Barbara Manley, Mary Adams, Susan Drummond, Dic Walsh, and Dave Johnson, reporters. During the past year a Hi-Times Board was organized to determine policies ot the paper. The board is com- posed ot Mrs. Settle, Mr. Alex McDonald, Doris Bostwick, Tomalena Cook, Jackie Walker, Audrey Hall, and Jack Bailey. Other faculty members may be called in tor advice from time to time. ROW 1-Kayne Allen, Joann Leisher, Doris Bostwick, Mary Adams, ROW 24MariIyn SCl'10mPP.AUd'eY Hall' 10509 Wclke'f PU' S h r l'o'ell' Dawes Marlene Vincent, Tamalena Cook ROW 3-Pal Bowlby, Bill Kramer, Jack Barley, Lynn Smith, Susan Drummond, Mrs, Settle. 'fx n HI-TIMES FLOAT IN NOISE PARADE MARILYN SCHEMPP BILL KRAMER Ezchonge Edrror Spam Edrfnr JOURNALISM CLASS AT WORK He sel , Bob Stothers, Marilyn Matheny, Harlan Bosworth, Claire Cardier, Mrs. Smith, Iris Thomas, Shirley Tulfs. Foregraundfloe Chez, Joy Finch. International Relations League The I, R. L. is a new organization in Medford High School and has been very well accepted by the students, It is an informal organization and has no officers except a permanent secretary, Marilyn Matheny, The chair- manship rotates among the members. The I. R. L. is jointly sponsored by the social studies department, of which Miss Jo Kirtley is the head, and the University of Oregon. Mrs. Smith is the adviser of the high school group and the Oregon High School International Relations League. The group discusses current problems and events of the world. Meetings usually begin with an appropriate report from one of the members, followed by an informal discussion. The league provided the student body with three instructive assemblies: a lecture by Admiral Zacherias, who told of his Naval Intelligence work, a symposium presented by University of Oregon students, a discussion by Dr. Munlc on the need for the Marshall Plan. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE ROW I4Joy Finch, Marilyn Matheny, Phyllis, Staufler, Dorothy Ray, Rosalie Glascoclr, Virginia Earley, May Bullard ROW 2-John Henselmcri, David Mathias, Lenora Allbright, Jimp Hampsori, Bob Stothers, Anna Lou Doty, Betty Crow, Mary Sue Greene, Shirley Woodburn, Joanne Steyslral, Betty Drummond, Phyllis Merrick, Shirley Tufls, Iris Thomas ROW 3fMarilyn Murphy, Joe Chez, Claire Cordier, Betl7 Shfvm- CHARLES WAGNER NORMAN KINCHELOE Co Tiger Fatah Co tiger Rafah Tiger Guards Maintaining orderliness and peace about the school is only a part of this efficient group's duty. Acting as a police force, the Tiger Guards serve at athletic events and dances, not only as police officers but as ticket sellers and takers. At all public functions with which the high school is connected, the Tiger Guards are on hand to perform their duties. During school hours the members check lockers, watch the lunch line, and keep order in assemblies. Norman Kincheloe and Charles Wagner head the guard, whose members are appointed by the student council with the approval of the principal. After serving a period of one semester on probation, members are accepted if they have proved satisfactory and are officially added to the guard. ROW I-Edward Gidney, Robert Wright, Kenneth Kohn Jack Halstead ROW 2-Don Allen, Jim Pond, Calvin McKtbbtn, Charles Wagner, Charles Hackett ROW 3fNorman Kinchelae, lohn Filing, Richard Pervovse Sports Are flvere ony Irons or ffgers about here'9 she asked ffrmdfy f .VSV , 1 x ln .Q Q0 .V ' - gn 8 1 . Ld F -seo vu - .:-....., 1- L, X v F-'I W 1,7 , f ' if, Q 51 1 Q .. Q .A , f, X ff v Y 4' lfw' ' p ' f.s'i5f11Q1 Qfffy jfju, R 1 V w-. f -'H W-4,1 ,ff 5 ' ' 7'-f wp-'Z WV!!-'f'f-N ....Z . A M ',.'!.M,,xq, - '-YI. M. . ka A ' . wif-5i'AQf: , ' 'Viv E3 ff' lv' i3z'.j'?-'5' mf fig 1 -' 1,45-if' 'J 'U iQg'fif 4,3 . Lp: 1 'f1!'w- - .. 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Ycll King Gordon Price, assistants, Treve Neff and Rod Whaley, and the three iunior, three senior rally girls, our student body has been inspired with boundless enthusiasm. This group may be given credit for the large attendance of rooters at football and basketball games. Looking dashing in black monogrammed pedal-pushers and white V-neck sweaters, the six girls rival the football team in their exertion, while Mary Sue, well-equipped for her position, fires the bleachers with uproarious school spirit, Before each football or basketball game, the pep team presents a skit to which students eagerly looked forward. These skits are produced with the assistance of Jackie Hall. The pep squad entered a float in the noise parade and officiated with yell-leading at the bonfire preceding the Bend football game. This year the group also organized highly successful serpentines before several football games. Weaving through the streets and between parking meters, the long line of Medford High-ers told the town that we would win. I I I WL 3 ,-LL! TM t, 1 in if V V i i x.,,x'x X . 1 4 MARY SUE GREENE Yell Our:-en Left to rigM4Pat Older. Gordon Price, Barbara Battle' Jonny Le. Hccgt-':', Glenc: 1 e :s Suze'-'ie Swgletcn, T e Neff GORDON PRlCE Foreground- Marv Sue Greene cnc Carol Brew- Ygll Kmg T li 1 ' 'T --W ' ' Fr ' ll r 'U ' sf-'fc i I X ' 5 xx , f I ' ' Z It XXX V q . ' . ,..---vw? Ai. ' 505- sc. 's E w-4, l' Blur s 6, Qu 5, Q, F x I' 'E' . ff , ,IA .Q ,A 3 - 01: .32 4 - K' .S 1 'A w'a1fw...'L4 Fwy ..,.:,, , A ,' , . L ,fn W . f X' iff? favx? J? M, M 1 .4452 -I P 'ze s...,,, 3 , qi 5 9' . 4- , :L 3 - ' A N X i lf:L wX:l .. ,lk - I ' 7 - giifif' ' -if ' W , 44: aafz. V3 z W Eff? , , X17 Qnflwn-H -1 Q 'I 4' L ' QQ mow 'h A . ,-'ff J Q 1 -J ll N' x Q...-5 H 4 'l ROSALIE GLASCOCK Prexidenr Girls' Athletic Association The G. A. A. is an enthusiastic group of forty girls interested in sports. At the beginning of the school semester, G. A. A. sponsored volley ball and basketball tournaments. Later in the school year the girls engaged in archery, softball, tennis. New pins, with a figure of a girl playing basketball, were ordered by many ot the members. A dance, given by the organization after the Bend game, had a Halloween theme. Mrs. Grace Berg is adviser ot this club. JANET SHAW Secretary JEWELL NELSON DOROTHY MCKAY y,ce,p,e,,de,,r Point Keeper ROW l--Eunrre Mztiirrrrck. Carol Edsall, Nancy Pierce, Lorraine Greaves Suzanne Singleton. Doreen Strauss, Joan Gosnell, Dorothy McKay, Jean Houston Carlsen Mark, Loretta Rush, 'ir Carol Gregory, Rosemary Lee ROW 2-Ellen Howard. Shirley Mallott, Barbara Bateman, Enid Gaynor, Maxine Barsrng, Marlene Rosenbaum, Betty Larwood Phyllis Merrick, Jewell JOY FINCH Treasurer Nelson, Martha Law, Pat Irvin, Joyce Russell ROW 3vBeverly Culberson, Marilyn Murphy, Pearl Clark, Beverly Cram, Sylvia Anne Wane, Lilly Bodenstab, Rosalie Glaxcoclr, Helen Parker, Mrs Berg ROW 4iElarne Leach, Beverly Roberson, Par Bawlby, Hazel Hartley, Pearl Muir, Jaclrre Show, Donna McCullough, Janet Shaw, Jay Finch CARLENE MARK Span Drrertor i un, RONALD NUTTING JOE FLIEGEL MARlLYN WINETROUT President Vice President Secretaryflreoxurer Ski Club The Ski Club, advised by Bill Bowerman, was organized for the purpose of promoting the sport and sponsor- ing frequent skiing trips. Officers for the club were Ron Nutting, president, Jie Fliegel, vice-president, Marilyn Winetrout, secretary-treasurer, Several successful trips have been made this year. The best and most frequented ski run is located at Crater Lake. A ski patrol was formed and a ski contest was held early in the year. After the Grants Pass basketball game, the Ski Club held a square dance in the boys' gym, using skiing as its theme. ROW lf-Roger Fields, Tom Frey, Bob Earnest, David Johnson, Glenn Yost, La Ray Arms'rong, Al Gleason, John Walker, Dick WDlSl'1. HGFIUN Bosworth ROW 2-Bob Gray, .lim Moore, Don McKay, Bud Bishop, Ted Anderson, Herb Wing, Earnest Stamm, David Elson, Joe Fliegel. ROW 3-Kenneth Tclle Mary Ann Clark, Mary Sue Greene, Treve Nell, lerry Lausman, Bob Claypool, George Jennings. ROW A-Gordbn Price, Jim Selby, Lovelle Davies Dorothy Ray, Marilyn Winetrout, Joan Coleman, Glenna James. ROW 5gFitz Brewer, Bill Det-tart, Bob DeArmond, Ronald Nutting. may 41 M' W5 Zi. we af Q: .1 1 Q . 3 'X ' ff Q A fx Uf,gg5,Z1, , ., W- Q , v 2 'Q' ' . 1 Q VP if W - A 615 'QM ' x 5' M 'Avi' - df- 9 X 24 , f 'x W Q , V 3 J Q we-an--. r .Q M .A A , .Q M ,.w ff ' , '91v '- Q' 'H'-Q , ff? 4 - Q V Q ' A 1 , .. 3 1 . V' . ,X , v ,Q - Q k A ff 'z 1. a A 2 fl 1 98, D ff. J' A 5 ' I 2 2 in It i xxx ' tv. A .. 'V J, , YS Q , V. X E , I 5 'H 4 ji 'ia l 'fr' 9 fx 08 sI,... , siK?l3bf, ' 93: ,' ' N.. , -X, Q, .MN - R ,.,,N., ., A,s ' ,r . ., X . . , ', n of . 13 ,Q url I Li -J LJ, ixv Football BILL BOWERMAN ED KIRTLEY BOB NEWLAND The Medford High Black Tornado, known as one ol the highest scoring gridiron teams in the state, opened their 1947 season by romping over Franklin High of Portland and gained a 26-8 victory, They won six games, tied with Klamath Falls, and lost to Ashland by nine points. The Tornado was again coached by Bill Bowerman. Assistants were Bob Newland, former Medford High topnotch athlete, Ed Kinney, backlield coach, sin Plaskett, end coach, and Bob Hamilton, trainer. The team looked extremely green at the start of the season, but after much drilling showed consider- able improvement. The players back from last years 3. lineup were Joe Fliegel and Tom Mottern, Football squad members lor l9A7 season are ROW l--Ron Nuttrng, Chuck lanes, Dick Camden, Jerry McGrew, Don Henderson, lack Colleen, Bill Donahae, Melvin Flick, Duck Malcornes, Roger Fields, Ralph Denny, Steve Hess, Bill Hart. ROW 2-Coaches Bob Newland and Ed Kirtley, A. L. Clay, Joe Chez, George Jennings, Lee Nerderrneyer, Bill DHort, Bill Arnold, Bill Mills, LeRoy Stallord, Len Parker, Jock Morse, lorry Irvin, Ive McKinney, Bob Gray, Lloyd Timmons, Trainer Bob Hamilton, Head Coach Bill Bowermcn ROW 3wBob Shangle, Pc! Zuspcinn, Bob Gaines, Buch Riggs, Loren Carter, Chuck Rornme, Joe Fliegel, Tom Moltern, Bob DeArmond, Joe Moultrie, Fitz Brewer, Al Gleason. l ,. Q 1,4 A T B FRANKLIN 26-8 A hard charging Medford line cleared pathways in all directions, rallied the Tornado to a scoring punch that gave it a 26-8 victory over Franklin High of Portland. COOS BAY 28,12 With tackling and blocking almost perfect in the first three periods, Tornado waxed the Coos Bay Pirates 28fl2 on the North Bend turf. WEED 37-6 The Tornado eleven swept a 3716 victory over the Weed Cougars on the home gridiron, under power- ful blocking, speedy backs, and smooth passes. EUREKA 13-O The Eureka Loggers were dumped l3-O by the Black Tornados, in a rough turf battle. KLAMATH FALLS O-O Klamath Pelicans and Medford Black Tornado slugged it out to a scoreless deadlock on Modoc field, the fourth O-O finish in 25 years. GRANTS PASS T3-8 Unleashing its scoring power in the first half. the Medford Black Tornado fought desperately despite iniuries to key players to defend its lead in the last two quarters and earned a close decision over the Grants Pass Cavemen l3-8, I BEND 28-19 Scoring points in every period against a fast and stubborn opponent, Black Tornado continued to dis- trict second honors with a 28-lf? victory. ASHLAND l9-27 Forty-eight minutes of the most bruising, vicious football witnessed all season produced a 27-l9 de- feat for the Medford Black Tornado, FOOTBALL MANAGERS Bill Farnsworth Pele Peterson, Head Manager, Bill Mumbach, and Ken Wa you was TOM MOTTERN JOE FUEGEL JOE CHEZ 706 Pounds 20l Pounds 163 Pounds left fnclle Prghl Tackle Quarterback One ofthe all time qreol tuclmles of Med mg cuptorn nd rncht loc e oe Frgt team quarterback through two tfvrrds lord History Tom was 0 leoder on offense Flregel played outstcndlngly ond received of the seoson Joe was on outstond ng T and defense Hrs football future will be all conference recognltugn quorterboclc br I rant BOB DE ARMOND LOREN CARTER BOB GAINES l7A Pounds l63 Pounds l63 Pounds Center Left Half Rrght End Flrgv teom center ond an outstondmo de ernotmg ct rrght and lelt hal gc Fnrst team nght end on excellent pass re lenswe fullboclr eorned Bob oll conference Loren Carter was on outstondmg player as Ceuver ond c brrlllcnt defenswe mon he recognmon o lunror ond hos another beg yeqr ln the recerved all conference recognrtuon A8 season ' 1 . 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I 1 l W Q, g , ,gf Q . 1 5 ', 4 QA -, V All b gy , V ll l 1-L f L , .L BILL ARNOLD BOB SHANGLE CHUCK ROMINE l65 Pounds 148 Pounds l87 Pounds Quorlerbaclr Fullbaclr Lhghy Guard Played hrs lrrsr season of loofball lor the Blaclr Playrng hrs tlurd year of football Bob Slrangle was A 'Umor gnd gn Qumgndmg defengwe plgyef Tornado H slarled on the rhrrd team a d the lnghlesl lullbaclm by 30 pounds ln the Souvhern Played hm fegm and WGS Selecyed for oll Confe, worked has way up lo larsl leom quarverbaclr lor Oregon Conference Hrs drrvrng power and de engg the frnal games ol the season lensrve abrlrvy earned hum a frrsr veam posmon AL GLEASON LLOYD 'HMMONS FITZ BREWER l65 Pounds 170 Pounds W2 Pounds Lelrl-fallback Fallback ef nd Hard luck Al was llwe besv baclclreld mon on the ernaled al l sl sr g bacln a le a lrsl learn ev end and an all conference selec I947 Tornado squad He played only wo back he was flne lasvesv man on We learn but wa hon rhrg rumor was one al the spark plugs on vhe games scored four touchdowns and when was rn ke V oar of several ball games by a shoa de 1947 fegm lured Wrlh ham the Tornado should have aane rngury mio the lunal playolls Q, I- A , -sr v ' A I 4, 3 J l -c ' M ' ' 77 N jk 'N 423- O 1 ff f 5 Uh a ,W i vi. , x 1 , I, 1,1 ,,.,, A , 1 7 'Fvv' , ' M, 4' , ' I, K ,I V I V. W ', ,V V .W ,, A ' ' f. s 'V' x .4 . ' ' fl , ' , M 2.3 3 , , . M 77 ,Az 5 .f, '54-...y..,u . '51m.uq-M R. .- sA '+. . 9 -QQ... . e'nhl..,,,.- yyg ' an M evo mn, 1 9 .4 as ,exflpn . , Q v' 1 , 1- .ob 'iff 'Af fr-P1 AA, 1,17 ' f-. Q-1 ASHLAND The only defeat for the Tornado, by the Ashland Grizzlies November 7,' produced a SCOre Ol 27-19 for the Black Tornado, Shown are Joe Moultrie and Chuck Romine tackling Ashlands ball carrier, Z5 1 ,430 2 Q V , ,, ,, il V. in HW i EUREKA Despite Eureka's heavy lineup, Medford con- quered them by a score of I3-0. Joe Moultrie, Chuck Romaine and Bob Gaines are shown tackling one of Eureka Loggers' top-notch , linemen. N -- 'A .,1,,- I , , 1' ff 'f X f X , ,as-oss--r -4-A ' ' Z' in . , eil and t?'7?.v5 'Sf' V' f l' ' . 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The Tigers ended in the cellar of the Southern Oregon conference with a lone win over Ashland and eleven defeats including four losses each, to the champion Klamath Falls Pelicans, and Grant Pass Cavemen. The Tigers started the year by winning six straight pre-season tilts over B schools. They lost their first two games to last yearis state-titlist, Coos Bay, Later in the season Medford suffered defeats by Redmond. Central Point, University High oft Eugene and the freshman teams of Oregon State and Southern Oregon College. Members of the varsity were Captain Tom Mottern, Bob Fasel, Bill Arnold, Ive McKinney, seniors, Herb Brower, Curt Richmond, A. L. Clay, Lee Neidemeyer, Dick Edmunds, iuniors, and Jack Morris, George Goodman, Warren Wendt, LaRue Smith and Larry Irvin, sophomores, VARSITY W I-Jack Morris, Warren Wendt, Dick Eammag, Tern Mgttg-rr, A L Clgy, LaRue Smith, Ive McKinney ROW 2-Mr. Hamilton, Curt Richmond, Bob Faso.-I, Herb Brower, Bill Arnold, Ea Clark Junior Varsity Under the capable coaching of Mr. Bob Newland, former graduate of Medford High, the iunior varsity, the ' Nuggets , won twelve games and lost tour, Twice the Nuggets were beaten by large scores in the games played against the Klamath Falls iunior varsity, Central Point and Grants Pass iunior vorsities each edged the Nuggets by one point. Medlords victories were four each over Ashe land, Central Point, and Grants Pass. The members ot this club were Bill Kramer, Bill Perl, Bill Mills, Bill Hart, Bill Tichnor, Bill Donahoe, Conrad Holzgang, Larry Irvin, Lee Neidermeyer, lim Grimm, Jerry McGrew, Chuck Romine, Fitz Brewer, Herb Gray, and Don Wilkinson. JUNIOR VARSITY POW' l Mi Nr-wlnnrt, jimmy Gfirnnn, ,ctw Mrffrrvw Bill Vigil B,ll Kimmel, On:-rw Pifyijtgr, Jcicli Reich Ccviiga Hrplxqrinq Lnvvv livin Din Williingiin Unvirl Grillilh WOW 2 Jock Ba-lcv, Chuck Pcrmne Fi'1 Brew-ev, Bill M lls Lee Neiczevmevrv, Dick Gunavy, Heih Gray, Bill Hart, Bill Tichnfi U-,cqlas Giillithx KLAMATH FALLS JUNIOR VARSITY I ASHLAND JUNIOR VARSQTY '-'u 'U .cy O-11, l ,-e. ' 4 if ,f'1, 1 rl , i C X .gy 'x ,, Elf f ' cs O,,.x!. 'Her 1 !i? A ' - ' 'iw :qu 1 . ' I 1 A f , . X 6? j , ,-wi - Q I, . .', V ' Vw - '.,. Q ,ff ' J ,Klamqjh Fallg I ' 7 iii. , 1- 1 I 'I fa-228' s ff' 3' ' A :T ' i 2 5 S's4'S9f -,gt 7 - I S' I V W,.f, 1, . 5 , an V Q,i,,55,,gg , W , V ,f-4g4fjg,35g'f.,:, 41555 T k W- A fig -T A - - ..4 , .Y A .. W 1.5 .V M. -,Jw . A -- X xvm-A A ' 4 X fl , ' 1 ' 4 'fmffw-A ,- ,M : VA jr Aww 5 'J'M T Wmw-V-a'f,, ,,,. . H, 1 ' T T H V.A1,i.wzALg,g34QQVi5lQ5 5. 'rsfy ,V Taxk gf, all Www 'ug Q , ff? OREGON STATE Rooxs -.xx T W4 - A. ,,,, ' - V 'x ,.,: 2 1 ' XX QT Q Vi ' ' A -.Xb , , L I I xxx, , T Nh - . . T QW, 0 ,s v -4 - -'-M T gf,-'4 I i x I If W0 ' A 1. fx 4 GRANTS PASS VARSITY ' 'N E 9 . Q , I . T A 15 A , X Y ' Q, Sax? ' U1 rw ' J9wf'w T Q, Av B 9 G 3, S5014-'Q 'jij f n 9 s Q 1 . A, - 1 O T -Q ' H 5.0 5 , Q 5, ' 'fa - 1. 1 K . 5, X. Gmngh Fa' N 11 Y ,L 'Q 'E ' f' . A ..9,. . AM 9 v J li' I I 0 '-'J 'W I ASHLAND 'VARSITY GAME KLAMATH VARSITY GAME . , M W, 1 j AA 'L,. , X X X A ' Q a 1 , xx D ., , , ,v l 'ith s 4, , 'W Miff A, ff 1.59, s 3 J: 1 Y .. X 5-9 r E t F .9 p ' r 4,2 if W, , ff-'ff' 3 'S MR. ALEX MCDONALD Coach Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . Medford . 106 ffl ROW l-Glenn Yost, Ken Boshearx, Bob Gaines, .loe Chez, Bill DeHart, Larry lrvin, Conrad Holzgang, Doug Griffith, manager. ROW 2- Mr, McDonald, Gary Denzer, Dick Malcomes, Bill Grant, Bill Donchoe, Dan Vincent, Gerald Standeler, Don Wrlkrrison, Bob Shores. l947 RECORD Jacksonville Roseburg . Roseburg . Myrtle Creek Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Grants Pass Roseburg . Roseburg . Jacksonville Central Point Central Point BATTING AVERAGES Bill Donchoe, Catcher . . . Bob Gaines, Pitcher .... Dick Runyard, Center Field . . Bob Fasel, First Base . . . Jack Reich, Left Field . . Pat Zuspann, Right Field . . lve McKinney, Short Stop U . . .lack Morris, Left Field . . . Joe Chez, Short Stop . Larry lrvin, Left Field . . Glenn Yost, Third Base . . . Conrad Holzgang, Third Base , Don Schnider, Third Base . . . Chuck Clemmens, Second Base . Mark Carter, Right Field . . Earl Ray, Pitcher .... Dick Malcomes, Pitcher . Baseball BOB GAINES BOB FASEL This year the Tiger baseball squad is anticipating a good season after a mediocre l947 showing Early last season Red Gaines was lost through lnlury his loss crippled the pitching staff severely. This, and a general lack of experi- ence throughout the club, accounts for the season's record of five wins against eight losses. The squad showed steady improvement throughout the season and went on in Ameri- can Legion ball club last summer to the state playoffs in Albany. Eleven lettermen returned this year arrd will form the nucleus of the varsity baseball squad. Several new prose pects from the Junior High and other schools reported. Nineteen comprise the 1948 diamond aggregation, with fourteen on the varsity and some alternating between the varsity and the junior varsity. So far, eighteen games were scheduled for the varsity and about eight for the junior varsity. Coaching duties were handled this year by Alex Mc- Donald with Bob Hamilton as assistant. IVE MCKINNEY LARRY 'NN 105 CHEZ PAT zusPANN oicic MALcoMEs cukr RicHMoNo O fs CURT RICHMOND, RUNNER JOE CHEZ, PLAYER IN BACKGROUND, PITCHER BILL DONAHOE, BACK TO CAMERA, FIRST BASEMAN 4 'M .,L. , ?'mffW U5!f'f ' : , I we 1, 'QE' 4 'm5fQf , . 4 ' Y 'Ring-' Sl RICHARD RIGGS BILL MILLS LOREN CARTER JACK MORRIS ROGUE RIVER RELAYS POW I-Jerry Lcusmonn, Joe Flnegel, Loren Comer, Mel Fvick, Cop Pevkws, BLIN Dowchoe, Bob Shores, Convcd Holzgang, Bud Tvmmons, ROW 7-Don Herwdevson Ai Gleason, Kay Bateman, Bull Fornswowh, RLch Rwggs, Tom Movfern, John Gvobow, Dolvon Svrouss, Po' Gveerwc, Bob Shczngle, .lock Moms, Ron Nurlmg. POW 3' Lee Neldefmeyer, Bob Puls, Bull Mxlis, Warren Wendi, Jnm Worlhen, Jerry McGrew, Bull Hess, Roger Hobbs, Ned Vwlcs. 391. Bfdy M06 Ofgqb .WW 40709 14 U09 JVD ,wb N 473' ure, . 4 '4v 49 F010 J -,. E S Al-Q .,.- ' Y , f i , .. 9' V . . , W V -v-' ' ' f, . - an Q M , 'A A Q -vig , A ' 3 ' -1' 'H ' y 'wi'-Q ' U, , ,I -'-g ',.2Q.,Qi . U g f-- ,Q Y. A 1 'n1mm... 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MEDFORD OREGON 29 N Central Axe Phone 3551 Roxy Ann Confectionery L C T AYLOR C0 15 N Central DODGE and PLX MOUTH Dodge Iob Rated Trucks F zctcrx Engm l lg A iw Parts anl It zmnt l S mic B E Dial 2965 112 S Riverside Medford Phone 2381 BIG PINES LUMBER co ALBERTA TL CKER Lumber and Buzldmg Materlals C rr 6th and Fir Street Medford Y i 2 L L 1 o .227 . sl 1 1 el , , , I Y 0 I Y f . . I , cs. one 4252 , , f ' - , . . LL r - ' - xv 3 J ' ' - 7'- , 5 , o 33 35' M1-in Street Centrally located in the Nledford Center L 1. Y Q Y 0 I O O O CLm.QrL1tulL1tifms to the Class of '-18 , PHSSCUECI' CHFS and I . - L 2 1' A L'L'TL'L L G L CCL L' 'I C O Owner 16 5. en al rtmfora ' rlllwlll Ill lllllllll rlulwil Llwllrlllluillllll- lilIliliuiipltyiwlniluln-it ini-ll lllllwilli' lull .lunior-Senior Prom OF 1947 THE T947 PROM WAS A SCENE OF GAY FIESTA cVerne Gc'Vvf', ,ave XvVu?s.'T Huw '-www! v f'c 1-'fr-rmv Hfrzrvm E W 'A' W Brdmfk 'ECQND POW' Er N, gm M f ,Lf m..,f' 5+-TTRLEY MORROW PEERNNO AT THE WQSHTNQ WELL THE GLJEEN S COURT p 1- 'Ter' Cmrh-v BTI! ,vnnw T A 1-cw wwf- St dent Bobb c Bortyer Xxdlff , 7 1 0 7 E LERS MEDFORD OREGON Best o Luck to the Class 0 48 ll : i ' K lug:- 'U N k- F'7, ' 3' I, I' ! f f, CRATER LAKE MCDTORS, Inc. Your Ford Dealer there's a Ford in your future' Medford, Oregon Phone 2297 Zmfeaaai P Personality 3' We '1 '4 ' Portrazts' Wkdfdd 016904: Your Shoes for Every Occaszon SIHIANCIL! Lantrs SL Johnston Sm: 1927 f d American laundry 21 YM Contmuous Serm ICC MORTCN MILLING ae ' 7 by 0 Med or and Grants Pass O . y. J LUCK TO CLASS OF 1948 from ij? ID View jackson Street - Pl 4h-1, 134 W. Main Street Mcdfor ' 15 Q 'il 1'-'t.ill f , KQIJ . ,K-' , ,:' 'Q '11 'fm :L , ,c Wy? A WMA vi . , W akin .Iii 3 ag F sggiifl xg 552 r l Q V .a- ,M , , ...V 9 . f z I if ffm fa .. , , Q 7' 4, Vg. ff? 'Q 156 .25 'Hi' 3 ywv-my 'nd' W ' Q., iii HERE'S BEST OF LUCK Q Wt M N B H B 5 E E D Phone 2001 I TO ALL YOU KIDS MEDFORD CLAUSS MOTORS Sales M Service Bartlett at Fifth F 4 SAM'S SPORTING GOODS l Equipment for Every Sport I AGENTS FOR A. G. SPALDING 32 S. Central Medford, Oregon , There ls No Substitute for Quality . . . 3441054 Oakdale Market can HUBBARD BROS Inc Corner of llth and Oakdale Hardquare Western Tim I 30 North CMI ME DF ORD ICE AND STORAGE Hlbbard and Cram Marshall Wells Store Medford, Oregon Home Apphance Company Harduare Electncal Appl unces 310 E Mam Phone 3113 L df d O Tlph 4585 I O, U P O O 5 Q 1 .g. ' i . East Main Street 0 9 one ' ie or , regon 1 11, , -qi 1. - 7, -. -4 -U-,,1,,1,,i,..,..2..,.,1..1.,4p1-cs-11--1-'1-1- D'i'i i 1 1 1 SWem's The Store 0 f ez flzoumnd flzouglzqful glffy X R St de ts Ive MCK nney Do a Lee Ros d Ma lack e Hall Ma y Ada s Bob Fasel HUSUN S CGNFECTIGNERY BRAINERD STUDIC AND CAMERA SHOP Congmrularzonb to the Claw of 1948 COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE C r Ph 2069 M df d sfdfshzqwodb 5tdefB1A JACQUE LENOX BARKERS MENS STORE a ----'-'- H--'-A -1'---9---'--- -' -'Q' - -A 'H'-'A-' --- -'Q '- -'------------'------+ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q l Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q I ' ' Q Q Q Q Q s A A 4 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q a 40 S. en ral one e or Q U f'-AfA-A-4-1-A--AA-A--A-A-AA-A-A-A-AA- ---QQ-A+-A-A-A---AQ-1 , Q . Q- Q A as I? ,A A , Q A. r' A x - j Q Q f Q A 1 Q Q 1 Q Q rl. x Q 4 Q Q A E I zz en : if ' o urn H n 5 il mold L ' Q E- Q if Q ' 1 V? L QQ V' B f ' 41' ZYQ' -,, 5 fl ' LT? .1 f.:u1tlQ-n T. ' 3,19 - . Ht, 5- lg , t- -fkr.w.QW.f gf ,M , . I r R Y. ., M A , X ., . 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Q - 1 .1 11 11 1:1-.1 -1:11121 .1 -1 -1.-1-1:1 .1 101-:-nv.101.-10101-.1.,1..1..101-. The Senior Play was entitled Heaven Can Wait , but if you have a flat fire neither you nor Heaven has to wait . Phone 4306 8th and Riverside B g I OLDER TIRE EXCHANGE la SADDLES 105 E, 8thfnZ:'f::'gl2EZ:'s WHITE Moccasin KIEDIETTES gang fXG'uSfe'v -E,:..!!f,?z,.!S,!f!?,R.25e Yours . . . 21 No. Central Avenue , Medford Uregon N 0 t IC 9 5266030164 NOW has agqfgfrn rt' There IS going to be a Special place for you too A SUPER HI CORNER ADRIENNE S 214EMam I 4' , 1 . Q O ! ! i 1 i S nd n : vonne Qault 9 . ' PURUCKER PIANO HUUSE Melody Lane 111 North Central Avenue Phone 5702 Say Ir With Music PIHHOS RHCUOS Electuc Organs Records Band Instruments Sheet MUSIC I , . - . sz-:.-.sap--Q-f-L -'-:ez :QL-::1:L-..: :- 1, :.::w: ::.::.':.::, : 11.1 .1 ::.:.-:izfz--: ..- :Y :- - Congratulations mul Cond Lurlf In the .Uvdfurrl High Seniors ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET, Inc. C. W. Thompson, Pres. 9th and Bartlett Phone 2288 411.11 -my-pH1,t1..:4r4:,,a,.1011-3.14-Quit-1.,1..z.,1. l Lawrence? HEXVELERS and GIFT SHOP I 8 North Central Axe. Medford, Oregon CRATERIAN BEAUTY SHOP Vik Spcciallzc in Cftvltl Xlfaving :mtl Permanent VL'ax'ing . . . All Linus fB 'ZILIIV Culture l 41 S.Ccntra1l Street Phone 4830 Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 LARRY SCHADE Mel tml s Fmcst Entertammcnt OREGON CALIFORNIA THEATERS Inc CRATERIAN RIALTO HOLLY ESOLIRE l wmlmm nalrf-lllmrr Sf-llorxl Wwcre Styles art Crcwt Cl NOT IIVIITATED Expert I-Iazr Stylzsts LAMPORT S Niedford s Leadmg Sportm Goods Store Everxthmg or the Sportman I WEEKS and ORR 111 KN FI RVITL RE GRABUWQS ewelmc Murray s MAID RITE SHOP l - . Q - 1 T A H If , 4 . Y , , . + 9 A A 1 ' . . KY FY ' -I- v . r J f + 226 Ens Main Street 'I' - 1 'est Malin Y yr I j Medford Ofc!-503 9 33 N. Central Avenue South Central Phone 2865 v . , , , E V 4 I f , Noise Parade Scenes .. 5 t 5 'W v 1 f Dfw. SPITQME .IACRIE SCHMIDT COmDLJCTImQ W5 TRI HI Y ALL G RL ORCHESTRA myrgfr? E ' JLJNIORS AN ., LW' ln f, 2 ' 'ssh 'V'-gg-M. Q, Ll 4 GETTING READY EOR THE NOISE PARADE YVONNE GAULT, ALAN OAULT AND MARILYN WINETROUT. D SOPHOMORES GETTING THEIR FLOAT MADE, F HA FLOAT IN THE NOISE PARADE BEFORE THE BEND GAME 1 , v ,L 'fffi IOHNSON'S BAKERY 203 E. Main For after school snacks and party treats JOHNSQN S BAKERY LUNCH 307EM I 7044444405134 ?75mwmcq CUSMIETIQUES givlxx 7 F . ain fits Try I U for b rbara gould lussy houbiganl leniheric d'0rsay l rev on 1230 kc 1230 kc KYJC mgllfly High School Guest Announcers Every Frnluy Stuclentx Monte Kounz M C Lmell Dames Rod Whalex Ann Shull ,laclczc Rhymes Al Braun P9963 The Mouses C1 e I,5,. u, N, , - , r 1. ' V' 'fm ,ff V' JCI' Qki' CD' fry, , , ll ff I Q f . F ., ' 3-, 'w' . 'ffl' 1 ,, . ., PV' ' - . ,, X . 4, ., Lf . 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