Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1949 volume:

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BARNES Entered from Eagle Point High School, Eagle Point, Oregon, in 1947. Basketball 25 Boys' League 2, 35 Phi-Chem 35 Ski Club 35 Bowling Club 2. ALBERT ALLEN Boys' League l, 2, 35 LOVETA ANDERSON F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Boosters 3. SHERRY JO ANTONY Girls' League l, 2, 35 Crater 25 Dramatics Club 25 F.H.A. 2, 35 G. A.A. 25 Pep Team 35 Prom Com mittee 25 Athletic Usher 25 For- mal Usher 2, 35 Ski Club 35 Boost ers lp Senior Cop 35 Girls' Chor- JOHN WERTON BALI Bond I, 2, 35 Boys' League l, 2, 35 Boys' State 15 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Swing Band l, 2, 35 Band En- semble 1, 2, 3. us 3. GERRE MAYE BARNES ARTHUR BATEMAN DIANE BEEGHLEY EARLDINE BLACKWOOD Girls' League l, 2, 35 Spiral Boys' League l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. Entered from Strathmore High, Club 2, 3, Mage, Dancer, 2, 3, Strathmore, Calif., 1947. Girls' League 2, 35 G.A.A. 25 Athletic Usher 25 Formal Usher 25 Spiral Club 2, 3. KENNETH DALE BOSHEARS CLEON BOTSFORD Academic: Boys' League 'l, 2, 35 Boys' League l, 2, 35 Basketball Basketball lg Football 1, 2, 35 lg Track Trio 1, 2, 3. Baseball l, 2, 35 Order ot M 2, 35 Junior Class Representative 25 H.E.C.A. 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Hi-Y Chaplain 35 Student Council 2, Torch Honor l, 2, 3. 14 MELVIN LEROY BOYD Boys' League 1, 2, 35 Drama Club l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Or- chestra l, 25 Track l, Boys' Chor- us 35 Senior Play 35 Ski Club 2. PAT BOYD CHARLES BRAY Girls' League I, 2, 35 F.H.A. l, 2, Boys' League 1, 2, 35 H.E.C.A. 2 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 3. 3. WILLIAM E. BREW Boys' League I, 2, 35 La Ter- tulia l, 2, 35 Phi-Chem 35 Tennis Club 3 5Ski Club 35 Bowling Club 3. BILLEE ADELE BUFFINGTON Academic-Band 2, 35 Girls' league l, 2, 35 La Tertulia 2, 35 la Tertulia Secretory 35 Orches- tra l, 2, 35 Phi-Chem 35 String Ensemble l, 2, 35 Torch Honor T, 2, 35 l.R.L. Secretary 35 State Music Contest Solo, Ensemble 25 Northwest Music Conference Or- chestra l. FITZHUGH LEE BREWER, JR. Boys' League I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Boys' Chorus 35 Junior Class Secretary 25 Football l, 2, 35 H. E.C.A. 25 Order ot M l, 2, 35 Prom Committee 25 Ski Club 2, 35 Ski Club President 35 Boys' State 25 Track Trainer 2, 35 First Team all Conlerence Football. MAXINE MARIE BURSING Girls' League l, 2, 35 F.H.A. T, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Girls' Chor- us 35 l.R.L. 2. HERBERT JAMES BROWER A.S.B. President 35 Band l, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Boys' League l, 2, 35 Choir l, 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 35 Drama Club 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Order ot M I, 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 25 Tennis Club l, Track Trio l, Student Council 3. DICK CAMDEN Boys' League l, 2, 35 Basketball I5 Sophomore Class Representav tive I5 Football l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Order ot M 35 String Ensemble l, 2, 35 Student Council I5 Track Trio l, 2. 9 LP i BOB BROWN Boys' League l, 2, 3. ROBERT M. CARR Boys' League l, 2, 35 Band lp F. C.A. l, 2, 3. -is .,., - KENNETH HAROLD BROWN Boys' League l, 2, 35 Track Trio l,2, 3. LOREN CARTER Boys' League l-2-35 Boys' Chorus 35' Boys' League President 35 Choir 35 Football l, 2, 35 H.E.C. A. 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Order of M l, 2, 35 Prom dent Council Bowling Club Junior Class Senior Class Committee 25 Stu- 35 Track l, 2, 35 2, 35 Ski Club 35 Vice-President 25 Vice-President 35 Fourth place State Track Meet 2. I JUNE CHANCELLOR DON CHAMBERLAIN HILLA CHAVEZ DONALD CLARK A. L. CLAY En'tred from the Bradford High Boys' League l, 2, 3. Entered from the Gilchrist High Boys' League l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, Boys' League l, 2, 35 Basketball School, Bradford, Arkansas, School, Gilchrist, Oregon, l948. 3. l, 2, 35 F00tball l. 2, 3' H l948. Girls' League 35 Girls' Girls' League 35 Spiral Club 3. Order ot M l 2 3- Torch Honor Chorus 35 Formal Usher 3. 3- Track Trio 2 3 15 DON CLEAVER Boys' League I, 2, 3. ERMA RAE DALRYMPLE Academic - Entered from Glen- coe High School, Glencoe, Min- nesota, I947. Band 2, 3, Senior Class Treasurer 3, Girls' League 2, 3, H.E.C.A. 3, Hi-Times 3, Or- chestra 2, 3, Formal Usher 3, State Music Contest First Place Solo, Band Manager 3, Quill and Scroll 3. BILL DeHART lei nuff' ,ul JACK LURAY COFFEEN WILLIAM J. COONEY RICHARD COTTON Boys Leaguel 2 3 Boys Chor Boys League l, 2, 3. us I Football I 2 3 Order of M 2 Track Trio I 2 Ski Clu 2 Bowling Club I 2 ALICE DALTON FHA 2 3 Girls Leaguel 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Roller Skat ing Club I Triple Trio 3 Junior Red Cross I 2 3 LOVETA FERN DAUGHERTY A I 2 3 Girls' League I, 2, 3 Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, Athletic Usher 3 Formal Usher 3, Roller Skating Club I. Boys' League I, 2, 3, Senior Class Sargeant-ot-arms 3. LOVELLE JANE DAVIES Academic - Crater I, 2, 3, Cra- ter Art Editor 2, 3, Crater Co- Editor 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' League Program Chairman 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' League Council 3, H.E.C.A. 2, 3, H.E.C.A. Commissioner ol Membership 3, Hi-Times 2, 3, La Tertulia I, 2, 3, Prom Chairman 2, Senior Play 3, Torch Honor 2, 3, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3, Art League I, 2, 3, Art League Pres- ident 3, Art League Council 2, 3, Ski Club I, 2, 3, Second Grand Prize Salute to Medford Essay Contest 3, Boosters I, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Quill and Scroll Pres- ident 3, I.R.L. 3, Drama Club 2, Gold Key: Scholastic Art Awards 3, Radio 2, 3, Senior Cop 3. RICHARD CUNDIFF Entered from Bremerton High School, Bremerton, Wa I948. Boys' League 3. DELORES IRENE DAVIS F,H.A. I, 2, 3,, G.A.A. I, 2 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' C us 2, 3, Tennis Club I, League 3, Roller Skating Club I RALPH R. DENNEY Boys' League I, 2, 3, Football 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' Chor- Boys' Bdiebvll 2, 3- us 3, Choir 3, Football I, 2, Ski 16 Club 2, 3, Track I, 2, J.B.B. GARY DENZER League I, 2, 3. NANCY SUE DITTEMORE Academic - Entered from De- Kall High School, DeKall, Mis- souri, I947. Band 2, 3, Girls' League 2, 3, H.E.C,A. 3, Master Dancers 2, Science Club 3, State Music Contest Brass Sextet 2, Boosters 2. Ls BILL DONAHOE Basketball I, 2, Boys' League 2, 3, Boys' Stale I, Football I, 3, All-Conference Football I, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Order of MI 3, Order ot M Vice President Track I, 2, 3, Baseball I tall canterencel, l.R.L. 2, Play 3, Bowling Club I, 2, 3. E' avr. 'Il' BOB DORAN ANNA LOU DOTY GERALD DOTY KEITH EARLEY RICHARD MALCOLM EDMUND Entered lram Creighton Prep, Girls' League I, 2, 3, G.A,A. l, Boys' League I, 2, 3. Entered lrom the Phoenix High Entered lrom North Hollywood Omaha, Nebraska, I947. Boys' 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3, La Tertulia School, Phoenix, Oregon, I947. High School, California, I946. League 2, 3, Golt 2, I, 2, 3, Senior Play 3, I,R.L. 2, Boys' League I, 2, 3, Bowling 2, Boys' League l, 2, 3, Basketball DAVID ELSON Boys' League I, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Basketball I, GLENDA FIELDS Academic: Chair 2, 3, Debate I, 2, Drama Club I, 2, Drama Club Vice President 2 Girls' League I, 2, 3: H E C A 2 3, Outstand- ing Sophomore Girl I, La Ter, tulsa I, 2, 3, Master Dancers 2, President ol Master Dancers 2, Pep Team 2, 3, D.A.R. Award 3, Senior Play 3, Torch Honor I, 2, 3, Torch Honor Keeper ol the Pins 2, Formal Usher 3 l.R L. 3, Senior Cop 3, Sextet 2, Trio 3, ki Club 3, Radio 2, 3. Art Club 2, Roller Skating Club I, 2, Crater 2. DONNA MAE EVANS Entered from Woodland High Woodland, California, I947. Choir 3, Girls' League 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Spiral Club 2, 3, Spir- al Club Treasurer 3. ROGER HARLAND FIELDS Band I, 2, 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Boys' State I, Football I, 2, Senior Play 3, Order ol M 3, Pep Team 3, Yell King 3, Student Council 3, Skr Club 2, 3 JB B, LOUISE EVANS Entered from the Turlock High School, Turlock, California, I948. F.H.A. 3, Girls' league 3. 3, 2, 3, Order of M 2, 3, Tiger Guards 2, Tiger Raiah 3. BILL FARNSWORTH MARSHAL FERG Boys' League I, 2, 3, Order of Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' State M 3, Prom Committee 2, Track I, I, Football 2, 3, Order at M 3. 2, 3, Athletic Usher 2, Football Manager 2, Bowling Club 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 'slr 1 '1r s. 1' --5 l I ALLAN FLINN Basketball 2, Boysi League I, 2, Boys' League I, 2, 3, Track I, F. 3, Prom Committee 2, Track 2, Ski Club 2, Bowling Club 2. C.A, I, 2, 3. N dll GASTON FORD GEORGE THOMAS FREY Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' Chor- us I, 2, 3, Boys' State I, State Representative, Choir 3, Senior Class President 3, Sophomore Treasurer I, H.E,C.A. 2, 3, HLY 2, 3, Pep Team 3, Prom Commit- tee 2, Science Club 3, Student Council 3, Torch Honor 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Ski Club Vice President 3, M. H.5, Dance Committee 3, Senior Play 3. LORENE FRANCES FRIESEN Entered from Merced Union High School, Merced, California, 1946. Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' Chor- us I, 2, 3, Spiral Club l, 2, 3. ROLAND GLASS Boys' League l, 2, 3, Football 3. ENID L. GAYNOR Girls' League l, 2, 3, Girls' Chor us l, 3, Choir 2, 3, Athletic Ush er 2, Formal Usher 2, Roller Skat ing Club l, G.A.A. l, 2, Honor- able Mention tor Essay Contest 3. .IOHN GRABOW Boys' League l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3 Track 'l, 2, 3. VlRGlNIA GIBBONS Choir 2, 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, Girls' League Vice President 3, Girls' League Council 3, H.E.C.A. 2, 3, La Tertulia 2, 3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Athletic Usher 3, For- mal Usher 2, 3, Head Usher 3, Ski Club 3, Ski Club Secretary- Treasurer 3, Senior Cop 3, Girls' Octet 2. BILL GRANT Entered from El Monte High School, El Monte, California, 1948. Boys' League 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Order of M 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. LEONARD GlLLlN MAYOLA JANENE GILLISPIE Athletic Boys' League l, 2, 3, Track 2. Girls' League l, 2, 3, Usher 2, Formal Usher 2. BOB GRAY LORRAINE GRAVES Bays' League I, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Choir 3, Football l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Hi-Y President 3, Order of M 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Ski Club l, 2, 3, l.R.L. 3, Bowling Club. Sophomore Class Secretary l A.A. 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3 E.C.A. 3, La Tertulia l, 2, Tertulia Treasurer 3, Atl Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, Spiral Club 3, Boosters l, PATRICIA GREB DOROTHY GRIESS JANIS GRIGSBY F.H.A. l, 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3, F.H.A. l, Girls' League l, 2, 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, La Tertulia 2, 3. Master Dancers 2. Girls' League Council 2, Prom 18 Committee 2, Prom Chairman 2, Art League l, 2, 3, Board of Di- rectors, Art League 2, 3, l.R.L. 3, Girls' League Outstanding Girl 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3. VERNON A. GROVES Entered from Seaside High School, Seaside, Oregon, 1947, Boys' League 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 3, Orchestra 3, String Ensemble 3, Boys' Quartet 3. PHYLLIS CLAlRE GUDERIAN Girls' League l, 2, 3, Girls' us 2, 3. r 'PI - X md Qui '2- C' s. .V T. g I PEGGY JO GUINN Entered from Point Loma High, San Diego, California, 1947. F. H.A. l, 2, 3, Girls' League 2, 3, Athletic Usher 3, Formal Usher 3, Boosters 2, Bowling Club 3, Ski Club 3. MILFORD L. HANLON JR. Boys' League l, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3. CHARLES HOWARD HACKETT WILMA FAYE HALL Boys' League l, 2, 3, Tiger Entered from Gardena High, Guards 2, 3. BILL HART In memory of a boy whose win- ning personality and cheerful smile will always live in the hearts of his classmates. Gardena, California, I947. Girls' League 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Art League 2, 3, FLOYD HART JR. Entered from Harvard High, Los Angeles, California, I947. Drama Club 2, 3, La Tertulio 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 2. lub I LOLA HELEN HEDRICK F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3, H.E.C.A. l, 2, 3, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3, Spiral Club 2: l.R,L. , Boosters l, Bowling Club 3, ki Club 3. 'S Rosen D. HEFFERMAN Entered from Culver Military Academy, Culver, Indiana, I9-18, Boys' League 2, 3, Crater 3, De- bate 3, H.E.C.A, 3, Science Club 3, Camera 3, Camera Club Ad- visor 3, Crater Business Manager 3, Crater Photographer 3, Grand Prize Winner Essay Contest 3, Ski Club 3, l.R.L. 3, Bowling Club 3. L. DONALD RAY HENDERSON Basketball l, Boys' League l, 2, Boys' 3, Boys' State l, 2, 3, Boys' State Governor, Class Officer 2, Foot- ball 2, 3, All-Conference Foot- ball 2 ,3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Order of M 2, 3, Prom Chairman 2, Student Council 2, Track Trio l, 2, 3. A .a y, LLOYD B. HALVERSON Boys' League l, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, H.E.C.A. 3, Hi-Times 3, La Ter- tulia l, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, l,R.L, 3, Social Chairman La Tertulio, Concert Master and Student Di- rector of High School Orchestra. DOROTHY HAWKINS Choir 2, 3, F.H.A. l, Girls' League l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus l. JAMES HAMPSON Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3. NANCY LEE HAZELTON Entered from North Bend High, North Bend, Oregon T947. F.H. A. 2, 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, Master Dancers 2, 3, Athletic Usher 3, Formal Usher 3, Spiral Club 2, 3, Boosters 2. '16, WILLIS HERMAN League l, 2, 3. BILL HES5 Boys' League l, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, H.E.C,A. l, 2 ,3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Or- cer of M 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Track l, 2, 3, Hi-Y President 3, Hi-Y Chaplin 2. 19 1 T STEVE ROGER HESS Boys' League l, 2, 35 Boys' Char' us 35 Football l, 2, 35 Order of M 35 J.B.B. LlLA HOLT Bond l, 2, 35 Bond Librarian 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Science Club 35 State Music Contest 2, Woodwind Quintet 2. CAROL HILL Entered trom St. Petersburg, Florida, reentered in Senior Year. Band 35 F.H.A. l, 35 G.A.A. 1,35 Girls' League l, 35 H.E.C.A. 35 Orchestra l, 25 String Ensemble l, 35 Tennis Club lg Athletic Usher l5 Formal Usher l. ELEANOR EILEEN HOOVER Triple Trio l, 25 Sextet 25 Choir 2, 35 Secretary-Treasurer Choir 35 F.H.A. 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus lp Lo Tertulia l, 2, 3, Spiral Club 2, 3. MARIE ELIZABETH HILLYER Qu STUART HOAG Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' Clior- Boys' league l, 2, 3. us 35 H.E.C.A. 2, 35 Boosters 2, 35 Boosters President 35 Formal Usher 35 l.R.L. 3. AYLENE HOPKINS F.H.A. l, 2, 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' League Council 25 Orchestra I5 Prom Chairman 25 Athletic Ush- er l, 2, 35 Formal Usher l, 2, 35 Girls' League Outstanding Girl 25 State F.H.A. President 25 Chap- ter President F.H.A. 2. JANICE LUCILLE HOUGHTON Yell Queen 35 Choir 35 Dramatics Club 25 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' League Council l, Pep Team 2, 35 Prom Committee 25 Student Council 35 Formal Usher 35 Art Club 25 Boosters l. MELDENE HODGSON Entered from Butte Falls High, Butte Falls, Oregon, l947. F.H.A. ly Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus l, 25 Formal Usher l. JEAN FRANCES HOUSTON Band l, 2, 35 Flute Trio 25 F. H. A. l5 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' League Sec- retary 35 Girls' League Council 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Formal Usher 35 Spiral Club 2, 35 Senior Cop 3. Aix DORIS LOUISE HOWARD ELLEN HOWARD JANE HUBER Entered from Grant High School, Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' Class Officer l, Dramatics l, F. Portland, Oregon, 1948. Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Formal Usher 35 H.A. 35 Girls' League 35 Girls' League 35 Spiral Club 35 l.R.L. Booster 2, 35 Senior Play 3. Chorus lp Girls' League Council 3: Senior Play. l5 Prom Committee l. 20 BONNIE RUTH HUKILL A.S.B. Treasurer 35 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Master Dancers 2, Student Council 35 Spiral Club 2, 35 F.H.A. Finan- cial Chairman 25 Junior Princess 25 President Master Dancers 2. 'S SHIRLEY MARlAN HUTCHINSON Academic: Crater 35 Crater Sales Manager and Copy Editor 3: Choir 35 Torch Honor l, 2, 35 Torch Honor Keeper ot the Pins 35 Girls' League l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 H.E.C.A. 35 La Ter- tulia l, 2, 35 La Tertulia Keeper of the Points 35 Phi-Chem 35 Phi- Chem librarian 35 Athletic Usher 35 Formal Usher 35 l.R.L. 35 F.H. A. l. x f'-A ...la FRANK IVANHOE Entered lrom the American School of Rio de Jenerio, Brazil, 1948. Boys' League 35 Boys' Chorus 25 Science Club 35 Senior Play 3, i,R.L. 3. RAY JABLONN Boys' League 1, 2, 35 Crater 35 H. E.C.A. 35 Prom Committee 25 Sci- ence Club 35 Senior Play Stage Manager 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Bowl- ing Club 2, 3. X Ns r FORREST DALE JACKSON GLENNA BELLE JAMES ARLENE VIVIAN JENKINS Boys' League 1, 2, 3. Academic: Girls' League l, 2, 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. Girls' Chorus 3, H.E.C.A. 1, 2, 35 Hi-Times 35 Torch Honor 1, 2, 35 Athletic Usher 35 Formal Usher 35 Ski Club 1, 25 l.R.L. 3. SHERYL HAZEL JENSEN ROBERT JOHNSON EFTON JONES HAROLD JONES HELEN JONES Academic: F.H.A. 1, 25 G.A.A. 15 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. Boys' League 1, 2, 35 Boys' Chor- Entered from Hill Military Acade Academic: F, H. A. 35 Girl Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Torch Hon- us 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Art Club 25 emy, Portland, Oregon, 1948. League 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 2 or 1, 2, 35 Formal Usher 25 l.R.L. Duet Team 3. Boys' League 35 Football 35 Or- H.E.C.A. 35 Torch Honor 1, 2 3 Senior Play 3. def of M 3- -22' I '29 MARY LOUISE JONES JANICE MARIE JORGENSEN AMELIA KAUFMAN GORDON KOEHLER SHIRLEY ANN KOGER GA.A. 1, 25 Girls' League 1, 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 35 Athletic F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 35 Girls' Boys'League1, 2, 3. F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Girls' Leaguel 2 Spiral Club 2, 35 Boosters 2. Usher 35 Formal Usher 35 Boost- League 1, 2, 3. 35 G.A,A. 35 Tennis Club 1, Spiral ers l. Club 2, 35 Roller Skating Club 1 21 -5-. Y BETTY JANE KONOPASEK F.H.A, I, 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Athletic Usher I, 2, 3, Formal Usher I, 2, 3, Spiral Club 2, Maiorette 2, 3. DONALD K. LAIRD Boys' League I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2. 'F ., i., . wa. 1 , rgfyrv ttpegw f .4-fin ze' gg? A Q fa 5 I . L,..n BETTY LOU LEMMON F.H.A. I, 2, 3, F.H.A. President 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3, Spiral Club 2, 3. 22 -1 ROGER EDWARD KORNSTAD Boys' League I, 2, 3. JACK VAUGHN LANFORD gli aflixx WILLIAM D. KRAMER Basketball I, 2 ,3, Boys' League I, 2, 3, Hi-Times I, 2, Hi-Times Sports Editor 2, Order of M 3, Science Club 3, Spiral Club 3. ELIZABETH LOUISE LARSON Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' State Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' 2. f 'B Chorus 2, la Tertulia I, Prom Committee 2, Booster Club I, Ski Club 2. JEAN KYLE Concessions Chairman I, 2, De- bate I, 2, 3, Dramatics I, 2, 3, F.H,A. I, 2, 3, F.H.A. Treasurer I, F.H.A. Vice President 2, F.H.A. District Chairman 2, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Girls' State Attorney General 3, Girls' League Council I, Hi-Times 3, Science Club 3, Junior Red Cross Chairman 3, Radio I, 2, 3, I.R.L. I, 2, 3. CAROL ANN LAUSMANN Dramatics Club 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' Chor- us I, 2, La Tertulia I, 2, 3, Mas- ter Dancers 2, Master Dancers Manager 2, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3. NANCY JEAN LAGESON Academic: A.S.B. Secretary 3, Choir 3, Girls' League I ,2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, H.E.C.A. 2, 3, La Tertulia 3, Student Council 3, Torch Honor I, 2, 3, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3, Ski Club 3, I.R.L. 3, Prom Prin- cess 2, Senior Cop 3. MARTHA LAW Entered 5mm Grants Pass High School, Grants Pass, Oregon, I947. F.H.A. 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, G.A,A. Treasurer 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Booster 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3. HOWARD LINDSTROM BEULAH LITTLE JACK MILTON LUTTRELI. PATRICK LYNCH Band I, 2, 3, Bond President 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3: Prom CON- Boys' IGGQUG I, 2, 3: Football Boys' Lgqgue I, 2, 3, H,E,C,A, mittee 2, Senior Play 3, Art Club 2, Track Trio 2, 3, Tra 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Swing 3, Bonfire Committee Chairman Track Manager I, I.R.L. Band I, 2, 3, Band Ensemble 2. I. Clvb I, 2: Art BOOYU of Adv 2, String Committee for I.R.L. DONNA McCUllOUGH Crater 2, 35 Crater Publicity Manager 35 Dramatic Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 35 G.A.A. 25 Girls' league l, 2, 35 Athletic Usher 2, 35 Formal Usher 2, 35 Ski Club 35 Booster l. CARLENE MAE MARK Band l, 2, 35 Band Uniform Manager 2, 35 F.H.A. l, 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 G.A.A. Sport Director 25 G.A.A. Secretary 35 Girls' league I, 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Roller Skating Club l. ELEANOR MEEKER Boosters lp Crater 35 F.H.A. 25 Girls' league l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 H.E.C.A. 3, Science Club 35 Science Club Secretary- Treasurer 35 l.R.l. 35 Formal Ush- er 35 Athletic Usher 3. JERALD McGREW Entered from Prospect High Prospect, Oregon, 1947. Basket- ball 25 Boys' league 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 35 Football 2, 35 Hi-V 3 Order ot M 2, 35 Track Trio 2, 3 JEANETTE MARKS Choir 25 Crater 25 Girls League l, 2, 35 Hi-Times l5 Boosters 2, 35 I.R.l. 3. 1 X . m e . . STEPHEN MEYERS Boys' league l, 2, 3. AUDREY MclNTYRE Dramatics Club 35 Girls' league l, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' league Council 35 l'l.E.C.A. 2, 35 Athletic lJsher 35 Formal Usher 35 I.R.L. 35 Girls' league Outstand- ing Girl l, Senior Cop 3, Ski Club 35 Boosters l. DORIS CAROLE MATHEUS Choir 2, 35 Class Officer 35 Dramatics Club 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Girls' league l, 2, 35 Girls' Chor- us lg Master Dancers 25 Athletic Usher 2, 35 Formal Usher l5 Jun- ior Princess 25 Trio 2, 3, Duet 2, 35 Triple Trio 25 Sextet 2, 35 Master Dancers Secretary 2. 1 I 5, 575. .iw 1- 5 f?7i.,w3 '1- 'Q 4 t : i. 5 ff!! I. ., 51 Nfl, - -55' My. Q 5 is 3' , ? '7 i 1 ' DICK MILLER Basketball 'l5 Boys' league 'l, 2, 35 Manager at Junior Varsity Basketball Team, .V H: .1 , -- DOROTHY McKAY Band 2, 35 Band Unitorm Man- ager 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 G.A.A. Point Keeper 25 G.A.A. President 35 Girls' league l, 2, 35 Girls' league Council 35 Orchestra lg Formal Usher 35 Senior Cop 3. DAVID MATHIAS Entered from Trinidad High School, Trinidad, Colorado, 1947. Boys' League l, 2, 35 H.E.C.A. 35 Hi-Times 35 Science Club 35 I.R.l. 2, 3. . fmrmfr.ie5f5 . lj' lx, VIRGINIA lOUlSE MlllER Girls' league l, 2, 35 Girls' Chor- us I, 2, 35 Prom Committee 25 Athletic Usher 2, 35 Formal Ush- er 2 ,35 Spiral Club 35 l,R.l.. 3. J CAROLE MADDOX Girls' league I, 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 Choir Vice President 35 Drama- tics Club 2, 35 F.H.A. 25 Athletic Usher 35 Formal Usher 35 Duet Team 35 Sextet 25 Triple Trio 25 Girls' Chorus ly Boosters l5 Senior Cop 3. DEAN MAYFIELD Boys' league l, 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 2. 91 sun si w-Q-rv Blll MlllS Basketball l, 2, 35 Boys' leogue l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 H.E.C.A. 25 Order ot M 2, 3, President Order ot M 35 Prom Committee 25 Science Club 35 Track l, 2, 35 All Conference School Record Discus 2, 3. Z3 SALLY ANN MOFFITT Girls Leaguel 2 3 Girls Chor u 3 La Tertulnal 2 3 rm Committee 2 Athletic Usher I 2 3 Formal Usherl 2 3 KENNETH NELSON Boys Leaguel 2 3 Track Trio XL W JIM MOORE MARLENE MORSE GWENDOLYN ENOLIA MUIR MARILYN LOUISE MURPHY as Leaguel 2 3 HECA urs Laue 2 3 Ten Cr ter23GAAl 23GirIs 2 3 Prom Committee 2 Science League I 2 3 Girls Chorus 3 Clubl 2 Spiral Club 2 Leaguel 2 3 Girls Chorus 3 Club 3 Science Club President Roller Skating Club I 2 I-CI Terlvlld I 2 3 SCIENCE Club 3 Ski Club 2 3 Bowling Club Ml LLICENT LOUISE NELSON Academic Girls League HECA 2 3 La Tertulia 3 Mas ter Dancers 2 3 Master Dancers Secretary Treasurer 2 S :ence Club 3 Torch Honor 3 Athletic Usher 3 Formal Usher 2 3 R BILL NEWLAND BEVERLY NEWTON ELAINE NICHOLSON Boys Leaguel 2 3 Boys State ademuc FHA I 2 F Entered from Grants Pass High I 2 Foootball 2 3 Order of M Secretary 2 Girls Leaguel 2 School Grants Pass Oregon 3 Science Club 3 Track 2 3 3 Torch Honor I 2 3 To ch 1947 FHA I Girls Leaguel Bowling Club 2 3 IRL 3 Honor Treasurer3 Spiral Club 2 2 3 Girls Chorus 3 3 Spiral Club President 3 1-1-7 LEE NIEDERMEYER Basketball I, 2, Boys' League I, 2, 3: Boys' State I, Football I, 2, 3, All-Conference Football l, 2, 3, Order ol M I, 2, 3, Track 3: Bowling Club l, 2, Ski I, 2. I, 2, Club Z4 TOM JENNINGS CAKES ELBERT OVERSTREET Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' Chor- Boys' League I, 2, 3. us 3, Football 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Order of M 3. MARY LOUISE PAYTON F.H.A. I, 2, 3, F.H.A. Vice Pres- ident 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3. CAPALIN PERKINS Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' State 3, Football I, Track l, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 3, Choir 3. WILLIAM FRANK PERL JR. Basketball l, 2, 3, Boys' League l, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus l, 2, Boys' State l, Choir 3, Football l, 2, 3, H.E.C.A. 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, La Ter- tulia 2, 3, Order ol M 3, Track Trio l, 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, La Tertulia, Vice President 3, Boys' League Treasurer 3, Boys' Octet 3. FRANCES RIGGS Girls' League l, 2, 3, F.H.A. l, 2, 3. COLLEEN SYLVIA ROSE Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Band 2, Choir 2, 3, Dramaticx Club 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus I, Master Dancers 2, Tennis Club l, Athletic Usher l, 2, Formal Ush- er l, 2, 3, Sextet 3, Sophomore Triple Trio l, Roller Skating Club l, Boosters Club l. PHYLLIS JEAN PLUMLEY F.H.A. l, 2, 3, F,H.A. Historian 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3, Spiral Club 2, 3, Spiral Club Vice President 3, Senior Cop 3. RICHARD RAY RIGGS Boys' League l, 2, 3, Basketball l, Football I, 2, 3, Order at M l, 2, 3, Track Trio 'l, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, 100 yard dash, 440 yard dash, and 880 yard relay State cham- pion, Senior year all-conference right-hall. ROBERT ELWOOD RAE JR. Basketball l, Bays' League T, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Choir President 3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Science Club 3, Track Trio l, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Boys' Octet 2, 3, Boys' Quartet 2, 37 Duet EARLINE ROGERS Entered from Ashland Senior High, Ashland, Oregon, I947. Band 2, 3, Girls' League 2, 3, Woodwind Ensemble, Sax Quar- tette, State Music Contest. iw-s M, . JACK WILLIAM REICH Basketball 1, Boys' League l, 2, 3, Boys' State l, 2, Class Olticer 'l, Football l, 3, Hi-Y l, Order of M l, 2, 3, Student Council T, Track Trio l. CHARLES WILLIAM ROMBACK JR. Entered from St. Mary's Acad- emy, Medtord, Oregon l948. Boys' League 3, Dramatics 3. 4..-, ,sg CURTIS ROBERT RICHMOND Boys' League l, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football Manager I, 2, Order of M l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Baseball l, 2, 3,,Boys' League Secretary 3: Order ot M Secretary 3. CHARLES ROMINE Boys' League l, 2, 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, Order of M l, 2, 3. A SN ft-I, 'I 5 K BERT ROSTELL LORETTA RUSH BILL RUSSELL Boys' League 3, Baseball 3. Girls' League l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, Entered tram Claremore High 3, Band Secretary 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Swing Band l, 2, 3, F.H.A. I, School, Claremore, Oklahoma, 1947. Boys' League 2, 3, Art 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Vice- Club l, 3. President 3, Roller Skating Club l. PHILLIP LOVD SANDERS Entered tram Salem High School, Salem, Oregon, 1948. Boys' League 3, H.E.C.A. 3, Phy-Chem. 3, Senior Play 3. 25 if 'ef DANIEL SCOTT PEARL NAOMA SCOVILLE Boys League I 2 3 Girls Leaguel 2 3 Girls Chor JERRY SHERMAN DONNA SHERWOOD PATRICIA ELMA SETHER Academic Girls Leoguel President at Girls League A 2 Tertulia 3 Phy Chem3 Student Council 3 Torch Honor I 2 3 Athletic Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 2 3 Senior Cop 3 IRL 3 Quill and Scroll 2 3 Assistant Bus: ness Manager of HlTtmes 2 Crater 3 Girls State 2 MILDRED AUDREY SHULTS Boys League I 2 3 Entered from Woodrow Wilson Girls Leaguel 2 3 Girls Char Hugh School long Beach Call u 2 3 forma 1947 Girls Leaguel 2 A23HECA mittee of Records and Finance La Ter a 2 3 Athe Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 2 3 :ral Club 3 IRL 2 Ski JACQUELINE SHAW Girls League I 2 3 Prom Cam xr s eague I 3 Sen mittee 2 Athletic Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 2 3 Booster Club I Crater 2 Drama Club 2 G A JEAN LOUISE SILVER A I 2 Girls Leaguel 2 num BARBARA SHERE Gurs League I 2 3 Maser Dancers 2 Choir 2 3 SUZANNE SINGLETON Crater 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 2 G 2 gue I rs Chorus 3 HECA 2 H E C A Committee of Activities 3 La Tertulual 2 3 Mas D ncers 2 3 Pep Team 2 3 rom Committee 2 IRL Boosters I Senior Play 3 26 if if 'hi DON SMITH GENEVA SMITH MARY ELLEN SMITH SYLVIA SIDNEY SMITH Boys' League I, 2, 3. Girls' League I, 2, 3. Crater 3, Dramatics Club 2, Girls' League I, 2, 3, La Tertulia Play 3, Boosters 2, l.R.L. 3, Tum- 2, 3, Tennis Club I, Athletic bling Club 3, Usher I, Booster 2. , Q. KS PETER GUSTAV SODERLUND Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, 3, Crater 2, 3, Debate I, 2, 3, Radio I, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, H. E.C.A. 2, 3, H.E.C.A. President 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Science Club 3, Sen- ior Play Publicity 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, l.R.L. 3, Boys' League Vice President 3, l.R.L. Chairman 3, P. A. Announcer Basketball and Track 3, Student Court 2, Junior Chief Justice Student Court 2, Phy4Chem Club 3. Q 'Q-Hr ALICE MARGARET STAMM ERNEST ALBERT STAMM MARY STAMMEN BOB STUART BETTY JEAN STUDEBAKER Girls' league I, 2, 3, Girls' Char- Boys' League I, 2, 3, Dramatics G.A.A. I, 3, Girls' League I, 2, Boys' League I, 2, 3, Prom Com- Girls' League 2, 3, Girls' Chorus us 3, Hi-Times I. Club I, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Bowling 3, Tennis Club I, Spiral Club 2, mittee 2, Track Trio I, 2, 3, Ski 3. Club 2, 3. 3, Skating Club I. Club I, 2, 3, Art Representative. SALLY TAMS MARCIA TAYLOR THOMAS JOE TILTON VIRGINIA DAWN TIZEKKER BEN TROWBRIDGE JR. Girls' League I, 2, 3, Spiral Club 2, 3, Roller Skating Club I, 2, Spiral Club Treasurer 2. Debate I, 2, 3, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, F.H.A. Reporter 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, H.E.C.A. 3, Spiral Club 2, 3, Editor at Sho Nutt 3. Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Dramatics Club 3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Track I, Art Club I, 2, 3, Art Club President 2, Art League Council 2. Girls' League I, 2, 3, Spiral Boys' League I, 2, 3, Boys' Chor- Club 2, 3. us I, Boys' State 2, Choir I, 2, 3, Prom Committee I, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Golf I, 2, I.R.l. 3, Senior Play 3. MARLENE JOAN VINCENT Choir I, 2, 3, Crater 2, 3, Girls' league I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus I, Hi-Times 2, 3, Hi-Times Business Manager 2, Hi-Times Assistant Editor 3, Prom Committee 2, Sci- ence Club 3: Senior Play Busi- ness Manager 3, Tennis Club 2, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Ush- er 2, 3, Booster Club I, Booster Club Vice President I, Girls' Octet 2, Senior Cop 3. SHIRLEY JEAN WAGLER F.H.A. I, 3, G.A.A. I, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Entered from Prospect High School, Prospect, Oregon, I946, reentered in I948. CHARLOTTE WALKER Choir 2, 3, Debate 2, G.A.A. I, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' Chor- us I, Athletic Usher 2, 3, Formal Usher 2, 3. ROLLIN DEAN WATSON A.S.B. Technician 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3, Junior Class Business Manager 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Hi-Y Vice President 2, light Chairman tor Prom Committee I, 2, 3, Sen- ior Play lights I, Student Coun- cil 3, Golt 2, Technician I, 2, 3. ROGER LEE WEISS Boys' League I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, F.C.A, I, 3. 27 BOB WICKMAN STELLA MAE WIESKAMP ys leaguel 2 3 Sk: Clubl Gnrs League I 2 3 GAA 2 2 Golf 2 Glrls Chorus 2 Tiger Guards I 2 3 Alhlehc Usher 2 Spural Club 2 3 Spiral Club Secrelary 3 Skahng Club I DAVID GENE WISELY PHYLLIS WOOLDRIDGE Boys league I 2 3 Scuence ndl 2 GA I Club 3 Arl Clubl 2 League I 2 3 Orcheslra I 2 Junior Red Cross I 2 3 CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS Academnc ASB Vnce Presudenl 3 Band I 2 3 Band Umlorm Manager 2 Boys leaguel 2 3 HECA 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Science Club 3 Sludenf Coun cal 3 Torch Honorl 2 3 Bones 2 3 Swing Band I I R L 3 Clerk of Sludenl Councnl 2 Chalrmon ol Norse Parade 3 Brass Sexlel 2 3 BEVERLY YOUNG Spnral Club 2 Glrls League I 2 3 Glrls Chorus 2 3 WILLIS G HERMAN Boys Leoguel 2 3 Foolball 2 ackl 2 FCA ROBERT ZIMBLEMAN Academnc Band I 2 3 Boys League I 2 3 Orcheslral 2 Band Ensemble I 2 Swmg Band Lu .J HERBERT LEROY WILSON Boys Leaguel 2 3 Boys Chor us 3 Order of M 3 Foolball 2 3 Sophomore Vuce Presndenl I Hn Y I 2 3 HIV Secrelary Treas urer 2 Track 3 GEORGE A ZUSPANN Baskelball I Boys League I 2 3 Sophomore Class Presldenl I Drama Club 3 Football I 2 3 HI YI 2 3 Hn Y Presndenl 3 Hu Y Secretary 3 Order of M I 2 3 Prom Commullee 2 Sludenl Councul I Track Tna I 2 3 All Conference Baseball I 2 Base b I 2 3 Slale Youlh a d Governmenl Speaker of Ihe House 2 HERB GREY Boys' league, Basketball I, 2, 3: Girls' Boys' Slale I, H.E.C.A. 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'31 2 YG Warren Kimmons Louise Kinclzelor Elizabeth Kiplinger Dorothy Klatt La Velle Konkel '2 it - Vg G fkcw- 4 '-W. ?. i nes .ri 1' . aw., L, ,, bu-of v ,N if, f E-E U? -- F' H- ..... f-J-'fav Frank K onopasek Kenneth Knewson Colleen Krinock Dona Lacy Oflel l Larson Am. ...W sg Q09 L- .,' -..4 , ....Q ,- g g Jerry Lauchner Kenneth Lawson Patricia Lawson Betty WI. Lennherr Pat Lemmon awvvg ' 4 ivy, if , 475' Q9 R I ' r 'A Q y a .vs ,n -.4 1 gt iris., 9 ru' IS 'D AS X x . X. ' ,ay 44 ld X, .Auf V gut, NE Norma Leonard Betty Lep p S ll i rl e y Lick l 'ern Liringston lllartlza Loi land 3- , F J K . , ' ily' X 'nil 1 1 P f 1 px . It 1 ny. Q r 5 , TJ- 3. L I-M -cvpf Lorella Long Marrifleene Long Norm an Loo p Melton Loros Lori ta Lorre 53? 65' V I1 . fi . 48 mils., I llyilma Lubbers Leroy Luchlerhand David lllarr Harvey lllartin Ronnie Martin tr' , ' M5 ,A, 45 pv- Larry Raymond M attheisen M CC uen Bob J oy McCarty M cl ntosh Ronald Norma McCoy McVay K ay Don M ef flzanahan Meadows Jim Marilyn Meffown Miller 440 gg ' 4 , D. C. Betty Mills Mowbray Keith Barbara lllirick Muir Cecile Don Morris Muir Frank Donna Cecile Mullin lllarlene Donald Moulton Mullin Floyd Nelson I arry Nelson Qhirley Nelson A orma Nc u man Phyllis N151 l .l ames Nilsen Reva Nordstrom .loeth Uldhan Edward Old field Ester Olson Gerald Urndojf Eugene Uzlier Bill Padgham Paul Parton Karen Paul l,eRoy Reel Truman Rennels Shirley Bice Yvonne Roberts Melvin Rose Mary Louise Rutherford Kerlin Sanders Bob Sehel lnez Schleigh lwarie Schultz Donna Seigmiller .Shirley Skeekatz Darlene Shroger Phyllis Shuck Jim Singler 925 Q7 'E 'r 'Y 'jg'- Diana Skidmore Dick Smith Ray Smith Wanda Smith Delores Smylie Clara Lula Payne Pitts Mary Stanley Peters Purcell Norman Dolly Peterson Rasmussen Theda Barbara Peyton Rasor Florence Bernard Pitman Rawstern ,y 5 Xz,x ,., gs 'Y 'VI ' D 9 .L 5, 5 'I' A- gl 52 1 'I ., 'G I !.,,,,,, QQ '7 for-fy 14' .., 4 A: -1' 4' V- 'X we w',4X QF: -I ' fl 4-'A I ,, 4 E, +14 so K i - C i a- .-- lg it t.,...t,, ..- -'lily TZ V . it i .mi V ye P -af in Q. 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' 4 119 e S W l N- if l 50 J: 1 -1. lffillmr Stevens Forest Storiick Keith Sullivan Esther Sutton Philip Sweet Martha Taylor Dick Tol le Mary J o True Sharon Tuffs Shannon f.- M V'-f-Aff l E, J . , 'ai Q-5 :A qu' 'Ui-L- FM, -W 5 lf M A' ,J W 45- :S I ' ' 2, 4:1 F71 Q J, Ki X ,J ,Jn is F ,t 5' ll C' '12, i 1111 Dick Roger Carol Vinson Welch W ikstrom Bob Bettie Irene Walker White Williams Keith Alice Corinne Walker White Wing Marilyn Geraldine Dixie llyarll llwhite llyitcher Fred Mary Lou Clarence Welch White Young Van Valzah . x, we 7 Cherie Zimbull Betty Clark Not Pictured hlarzlyn Bark: r Soma Broun Dleh Houma Thomas fampbell ,Ioan f hrlstopher Jack Fo fm Jim Flenlzng f llf'flS f arrwon Randall franat The rzon freen Helen Hawklns Thad Hmhle Vary Hoshme Uurlene Jacobs Km Johnson F1111 Johnson Jack K1 nz: r Morris Miller K1 nneth IN: wbury Rf ba Orr Iv nm th Phlllzps Dean Pratt Dany Roberts fc ylf en Schroeder Flmon Sunpmn Marlha Spa! Rosemary Thomas Don 7 odd Don 7 rack Marlene W alle Harold W alch Benerley W ebber Dlch W eber Paul U zllzamc James U right 1 . ' 1 r 7 1 7? . Q , I j . . ' . f n I 7 ' S ,' I '. . z Bill Click Dorothy Thomas Y x 7 . I V 1 , . , 1 f' I . - YI. t . , 2 2 3 V ' S ff W if fff , fm ff X I f ,4 ' If 1 K, ffl' .. yy , ,f gf , , I f . - l , ,fl I. XS r f X f , R 1 ' ff , 117 I' 'x 5 -7:. f f 6. 1' l' NY.: A f, , I I y 'J :lax .km-L f-,inf 1 .9 .-v:g,!- A gt: ff 'mi 57 A 43 :fi MR. E. D. BECKEN Assistant Superintendent of Schools Administration . , M P9 . Qi 2 1:33 fl 221- fl -rf f,.f L. ' ,ff-. .,., .1- 4 , 42- 'P . 2,2 .M ' W X I -an L .4' ' - ' I 1 . f, Pa - ea 1 , . fu' kv , - .,. fm- , 1 ' ' i -- -' M k,,',. a 5-, , .,...g... .- 1 ' ' ' 6' ' . ,i l ' ,. v-'F ' -,. 511' ' , -fjT'Lf,,'A - V 1 , I - - V ,. : '-1 Y 1 w Y WWW 1 f ,Pls - x Publications K 1X B . . ,X -sf .X ia. -9. Q v t si 1 1 til W Yr, . fr ' Kli7E51fffAff95M 1 'J-fi U .f-,sail Rug' T yi -:if Yitiwm Hi-Times sports writers Dick Harper and .lack Bailey hustle to beat deadline. rl-lie prmtitul utlue ol lfnglisln lm nr-vr-r lwf-n qua-stionccl. lor linowlc-rlgv ol il is un vw-ryclny nf-1 Q-nity in tlle liusiness ancl sorial worlcl. ililu- stu- clivs ol vofalxulary ancl Composition lnznlw lor lnril- ity nncl an increase ol Comprf-lwnsion lwrnusc- tllf-y sliow tlxe lmow and tlle wlly. ln every ElSpf'tl ol lilo lfnglisll lxas a use: lor tlxe fnrpenter, lor tlir- srivnl- ist. time lmousewile, tlle matllematician, ilu- xxritlf-n worcl is essential, .Nu English Course, perliaps more tlmn nnx' olllf-r. is rx m-H-ssary preparation lor life, lor one must rvucl nnml xxritf' ltnelore beginning otlmer studies. l:rom literature Come tlme worcls anfl exprt-ssions uc- use- in claily spec-Cll, ancl lrom literature monies our upprfwiaition ol the luoolcs that we rezul lor rc- lumntion nncl enjoyment. I Engllsh Miss LAURA K. PHILLIPS MRS. OLIVIA CLAYPOOL English Department Head En9l'5h Torch Honor Adviser B.A., University of Montana M.A., Northwestern University B.A., University of Oregon MR. BOB STEDMAN English Dramatics B.S., University of Oregon BARBARA MANLEY Much have l traveled in the realms of gold. MRS' El'lg:gi?lH SET-l-LE Publications 5 B.A., M.A., University of Oklahoma Columbia University MRS. MARJORIE BUTLER Dean of Girls English B.A., Willamette University MRS. FLORENCE DRIVER English B.A., St. Olaf College M.A., lowa State College 59 '15 MISS DOROTHY WILSON Foreign Lang. Dept. Head Spanish, Adviser Lo Tertulia B.A., Iowa State Teachers College MRS. EDNA STEWART Lcltin, English B.A., Coe College 60 Languages As new students we wonclerf-cl alboul lllosv queer lalxels on olmimls in tlie Spanislr room. Qlten we lxave aslcffcl, Uxxllty clonlt tln- Spaniarcls express lliings our way? Xvlly clo tlley say: HHOW many years llave you insteacl ol HHUW olcl are youif' Discorcls S0ll1f'llIIIOS came llrorn our room as we sung SDillII?4ll songs lmul il was lunl l.alin is also a language- wlliclx provirlvs rnurll inlvrc-sling nncl ln-lplul lIlElif'YIiIl. It gives us not only lmm lcgrouncl in latin, lnut in cnnslruc lion ul tlw lfnglisll lilllgllilgff. Rejoice fellow citizens! Cicero has gone! KEN BOSHEARS f af if fi 3. Mig? 74, 1 asf , B! ' a ffz V 4 M ,e ' t ,f , ' 1, ',-af ff 1 if ff , ,fr X fy u,,,,.w X 'I ' wff X 421' 1. 5. img -li I ,zzfmwev my if fzgfg, ,vi 35 . ,V R J!i?'e' 3S+2Yfw 22. 5 . .Q .P gd' A-Q 'if ei' ' :qw Q 1. x. bs .,w- 'u '-cj ,f .,, M' r ., .., v '-P Science H4 n ' P qi 4 MR. RYDER BERG Chemistry Co-Adviser Phy-Chem. B.A., State Teachers College Minot, N. D. u MRS. RUTH GRAY Biology B.A., University of California f-.J 'Q MRS. DELPHINE COX Biology, Algebra Counselor of Sophomore Girls B.A., University of Oregon 62 Never a moment, fully flesfrilmes llmis clepnrtment composecl ol lmiology, chemistry, ancl pltysics. No time for clreaming in classes with lrog rlissec-ting, perlorming experiments, or contemplating! atoms. Tlie-re may lye riziys xxln-n time prolalems seem impossilnle luut ttlere is u certain satislimtion in lmuwing at little ol the vast lcnowleclge ol tlme scientilic world, Watch the reaction! Barbara Shere, Betty Acker, Marlene Vincent t . 5.5 Mathematics The zxrlivilivs xxliiz li gn on in rrwuns ll .incl ll .ir1- Nihlllgf' ln swim-. lnul hm iumiliur loulin-rs. iilin-aurlipliuilirilis limi inliiguing I?fUiJil'lTlN1li liwlvmlir mlifnl sluciic-s: nigga-i1r.i, lrig1mimm'lrx'. gvmm-lrx .mil NiiIi1'llli1', l...wl,.-ilmwl nmriyixlvcilorciiliuii NTllKi1'IllN.Xirlllf ul liiviirivs ulifilmi-.iii illil'llN1'illil'ff'Ni a Career in arc hill-callirv. con-lrur lion. ur 1-ngim-e-ring imu- linunrl lin-sv sllltilfw iJOTiliiE1SI'illiliiIIQ' ami prolilfiiilf' ns im: lxgjruuml lor iil1'if1ilUN4'll prrilvssim ti'l0Sl' who fir-light in lim srif-me ol signs. nunilwrs. .mel lugfiriliims. lin-rv is nothing more iimllc-iiL!inQ limn d1iiiNN in nm' nl lin-w pimws ul Ill1liiI1'Hl:lTll s. Formula for a circle: BOB WALKER MRS. ELSIE BUTLER Mathematics Dept. Head Counselor of Junior Girls B.S., University of Oregon Wmtf MR. ROBERT BENNETT Physics, Algebra, Geometry Co-adviser Phy-Chem B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College Edinboro, Penn. 63 L , 4 1 N . k I 9 I 2 E 1 1 I E I E 5 f 'L K' ff? f 14' , Q f' O v, . . -,xx r . L .T.,,wv h Qs, .,,,. M A W' Vocal Music MISS LORRAINE VEIDT MISS MABEL NANSEN Vocal Music All-School Vocal Music Supervisor B.S., University of Minnesota M.M., University of Colorado When Allen-A-Dale Went A-Hunting .... Choir Sfudenls: Warren Wendt, Jane Durno, Bill DeHart, Florence Lyons. l 66 MRS. JACQUOISE MOORE Librarian Counselor of Senior Girls B.A., University of Oregon MRS. NAOMI MIRICK Book Clerk MR. H. F. COPE Study Hall M.S., University of Washington I1 rv Book Department The Outdoors Beckonsl Nancy Dittemore llfqhgr MADE EASY nh 5 1-if MR. LESLIE B. ROBERTSON Head of Commerce Department Adviser Spiral Club B.S., Southwest Missouri State College M.S., University of Kansas Commerce The lulure worlu-rs in tlif- lnusinf-ss xxorlcl gel llic-ir lrainingl in Ilw rom- riwrcr- rlz-pairlrnr-nl, ull:-rf-. alter rnucli prnmlirf-. llif-y may ltr-come experl slvrtogreiplwrs or lmolilwc-pr-rs. qxlnmsl us lmllling us l.z1lin are Illc' many little iiglires-llmtmean-xxorrls tlml are use-cl in sltorllianrl. Trying I0 bal- anfe a lmuclget is il Common lv-izcluflle lo sludents oi lmolxlieeping. but will be ol value Io lllem in later years. Training in commerce is lielpiul lo aperson XYl'lOplilIlSl0l'Illf'l'l'JlI5lIlf'SS,0Tl00I1f' wlio wisltf-s prolvssional lmininq. il-llc irnp0rlunc'0 ol c'uinmc'rc'ii1l lruining in Itiglt sitliool is illus- lrziled by tlle flatly cleinancl for lltose willi business training. Sales receipts plus debit, plus credit, equals bookkeeping fun MISS GERTRUDE FREDERICKSON Commerce School Accounts B.A., University of Nebraska Student: Dorothy Frost. MISS FLORENCE HOBBS English, Typing B.S., University of Nebraska ocations rid Play ns you worlc. Tlmlls tlw mollo ol those tnlxing carpentry. metal shop, zmfl U mar him- shop. The lmoys tnlu- the-se rlnsses with the inlenlion ol using what tltf-y learn in later lile. The classes are lmll-a-clay in length :incl the worlc is pleasunl mul interesting. ll-he hoys usually have u linaclx lor shop worlc and the clelicnle ancl accurate machines help them along. These rlasses will pro- vide a goocl lmflcgrouncl lor lulure cure:-rs. Though a project is requirecl. the hoys are ahle to worlc on johs ol their own choice The r worlc s their pl IV Working in Shop, Vocational Students -45,1 MR. L. A. MENTZER Architectural Drawing, Wood Shop, Carpentry Counselor of Sophomore Boys B.S. Oregon State College 4 f . 3' MR. SCOTT BRILL Metal Shop State Vocational Certificate Q. .H . -.s fan. ' Fife 1 ,. .lf 's til' MR. GEORGE BARNUM Machine Shop State Vocational Certificate MR. WALLACE ORR World History, U.S. History Vocations ond Industries B.Ph., Gonzaga University Art Art instrurtion, supervise-cl lmy ljnul fiaspnrotti. is rlivifleml into two sections: lu-Lfinners, wllo clrnw contour lligjures uncl non-ol1ie1'lix'e sulzjerts, unfl nclvzimw-cl stuclents wlio work at still lile. portraits. oil paintings ancl st llool scenes. All lirst semester. industrious stuttents prepare-cl tlleir rnasterpiefes for tlie Contest llelrl in Fellruary ot ttiis yez1r.'l-0 prove tliat liarcl work pays Ott. tliree golzl keys were won lay stuclents. Hola Boswortlm ,lunis firigfslmy, ancl l.ovelle Davies, in tlle National S1ill0lilStli'.'Xl'tQINYEIYIIS. ln tlmis clepartment one sees ezmlm pupil working lnartl upon lmis inclivicl- MR. PAUL GASPEROTTI ual project, tor tiere are louncl artists ol ttle luture. Art Adviser of Art League B.A., University of New Mexico Draw me if you can! 72 Art Students: Alan Abbott, Joanne Leisher, Pat Davies, Darlene Vincent, Shirley Moffatt, Bill Russell. Testing Hannah - Haskins -1 Houghton --'I the fall ol names goes on and one hy one the students tile hy the teachers deslc. hid farewell to Speedy, and trudge down the Iong hall to that room. Yes, once again they find themselves sitting in room 34. heing taught fundamentals hy IVIiss Delie Whisenant. As they sit there comparing test grades. the mem- ories ol the day they toolc the remedial exam come to mind. Now, don't hurry. you'II he aI':Ie to finish all right. II there is a quese tion you cannot answer, sIcip it and go I'JacIc Iater. Please trv not to Ioolc at your neighbors paper. Now he stiIII comes the cheerful yoice ot Nliss Whisenant. This will he a snap, one thinlcs calmly. After aIIL, we had this in the fourth grade. The tests are passed out and after examining the inscriptions and drawings onthe writing hoard. one settles down to worlc. HAII right. Time is up. Hand in your papers and Ieave the hoards hy the door, the teacher's voice suddenly pierces your concentration. Ah well, one sighs fwho has I4 more prohlems to gal UI didn't need that study hall anyhowl' Seniors fake remedial English exam. 'ix -ez MISS DELIE WHISENANT Remedial M.E., University of Oregon MISS LOUISE BASFORD Testing M.A., University of Oregon T3 .lump for it! P. E. Students 'J '19 Miss YvoNNE KEITH Mas. GRACE me cms' Physical Education Ad Glflsfhvgffvl Egugcgox A . . VISCI' Um Ing U , . 8'5 Umvermy of Oregon Standard Life Certificate Oregon State Teacher's College, N D Girls' P. E. Tlme girls loolc forward to pliysical education as a diversion from tlie day of studying. During classes they lmave fun doing calistlientics, playing baslcetball, and volleyball. At least once a weelc tlle girls dance. Participation lceeps tbem in good pliy- sical condition and adds interest to scliool life. Spring days bring baseball games on time practice field. Rival classes play competitive games during P. E. classes and during noon-llour period. On alternate weelcdays, classes convene lor study of first aid, personal liygiene, personality traits, and liuman relation- sliips. At tlie end of ber lwigli scliool career. eacli girl lwas com- pleted a well-rounded liealtlu program, developed tier person- ality, completed a course in first aid, and received tier certificate as a qualified lirst aider, and participated in one semester ol liome nursing practice. Nl 1 4,-4' MR. LEE RAGSDALE Head of Phy. Education Dept. Football Coach MR. ROBERT NEWLAND Track Coach, Physical Education Assistant Football and Basket- B,A., Willamette University ball Coach B.S., University of Oregon gxlllmuglm pltysitnl 1-fluculifm is require-rl. most ol ilu- lmys wuulfl vlt-it if lmeuxlisf' ol tltf- uorlx illKilllSllH'IIll1N.lJilSlif'llJilll.lJ0XlllLf.rllllll'llyllllIlll9. lburing lirst sf-irwslz-r llie lmoys lmd classes in lollx climbing in which tlie girls' classes Somelimes joint-cl lliem. Fl-lie clepurlmenl argunizf-rl intramural lmoxing matches l-Off!l0l1I'IliUTlf'fllllK'lCl rluring tlu- norm lmur. .VX lurgjf- numlwr ol I'lllllllSlilQlll' sluclz-nts wulfllml tlif- lmouls. Put up your dukes! P. E. Students Frank Morris and Bill Buckingham MR. ROBERT HAMILTON Basketball Coach, Physical Education B.S., University of Oregon fi' 5, 1... . MR. FRED SPIEGELBERG Boxing Coach, Boys' Physical Education Assistant Football Coach B. Ed., Washington State College Boysf P. E. , Muna, If b MISS JUANITA ANDERSON Home Nursing R. N., Trinity Hospital, Illinois 76 Home Nursing lxflrs. Juanita Anderson Came to Medford High last year to teacll llome nurs- ing. Il you slmoulci visit one ol' ller classes cluring tlre semester, you would see tlxe girls malcing beds, preparing mustarcl plaster, talcing temperatures, and prac- ticing tlle slcills neeclecl in caring lor tl'1e siclc.Tl'1e course lasts only one semester and it is remarlcable l1ow mucll is accomplislxecl in tlrat sllort time. Mrs. Ander- son tllis year also tool: over tlte duties ol scllool nurse and talces care ol injuries and siclcness at sclwool. VVl1en tlie girls loolc iaaclc on their sclrool days, tl'1ey will remember UTl1e Vvoman in Xrvllilell wlmo gave tlmem valuable llome nursing training. I hate medicine! Home Nursing Students, .loan Dean and Jerrie Horing. ,fl 'QFX If-J QP? , A 7' f'75-4iEx's.I. A CLAY WALKER MISS EDITH PORTER MR. L. J. CLAY Jonifor Jonitress Janitor Custodian and Cafeteria Help Lunch is served. iff jp, MRS. MARIAN MONGRAIN Cook MRS. WILMA WHITE Cook I I ,X f if Qt Vs, 'J If r ' , m 1 1 N X I 1 If CV T 5 QL- !! v r 'fl 1, j Ile 'I 31 ' A 4 J Y ' 1 I 1 Q .Y x 1 '. i ,' 1 N ff ra , 1 if V 4? 5'- Kxgf on f0f 9 N :L t N XJ v A . P if f Q 'Jr 1 v . N' 9 V ' ,. -1 ' - - au l ' ' 'T 5'5 f5' fi 5. 5 'Q 1', UglfUl l, il fi ae 5: Q: 'fi fl M X5 U 3: L' 3 Q f qi x Q , lx 3' lu 3 gf' 6: , ,4 Y 1 1 gil' 1 ' ,ap Tf.'l 4 N , h . -Hr --,?xf'f XM . s','l'. xi HOWARD LINDSTROM President RAOUL MADDOX Vice-President DALE COVERSTONE Drum Maior HELEN WILLIAMS Drum Maiorette MR. I. A. MIRICK Director Band The Nlecllord High band is a versatile organization. This year they appeared at every football game in their beautiful gray and maroon unilorms to stage hall-time shows which thrilled the capacity crowds night alter night. They were always on hand for parades, pep assemblies, basketball games and concerts. The band. as usual, received a l rating in the district les- tival and competed in the state music contest in Class A division. They received another invitation to participate in the Portland Rose Festival but declined because ol the late date ol school dismissal. Very popular among students. athletes, and townspeople, they lill a dehinite need in this community. Row I - Lila Holt, Frances Zimbleman, Billie Buffington, LeRoy Reel, .lean Houston. Row 2 - Deon Coverstone, Shirley Rice, Kathleen Jones, Dale Coverstone, Jeon Vinzant, Ronnie Adkins, Corlene Mark, Nancy Dittemore, Shirley Harris, Anita Shaw. Row 3 - Jackie Henbest, Joyce Montgomery, it ii I2 if MAJORETTES Leff fo Right: Lucille Brown, Janel Blum, Delores Bearden, Mr. Mirick, Doris Conner, Elsie Brown, Lois Briltson, and Belly Konoposek. Delores Smylie, Mae Fogelquisl, Carol Clark, Roila Jones, Howard Lindslrom, Vernon Lehman, Jim Nelson, Wendell Bateman, Ned Landers, Don Clark, Jim Spencer, Ed Crowell, Vaughn Clark, Keith Mirick, Merlon Bali, Herbie Brower, Carole Hill, Roger Hogslrom. Row 4 - Dave Davis, Marie Laird, Barbara Burris, Dave Griffilhs, Giles Hamden, Earl Newman, Earlene Rogers, Nancy Adams, Bob Zimbleman, Waller Kendell, Wayne Chrisllieb, Edmund Davies, Ted Landers, Lee Spencer, Henry Padgham, Chris Williams, Raoul Maddox. Row 5 - Mr. Mirick, Erma Dalrymple, Kay Macaulay, Bernie Rowslern, Dale Davis, Kennelh Kohn, Melvin Boyd, Nancy Pierce, Marilyn Miller, Dorolhy McKay, Beverly Hogenson, Sharon Tuffs, and Kay McCIanahan, if X p . Li X kv VZ. ru U V' f- 1 VY.. Un A H' Q -l I lf' l BN. ' b 1 t iss Vx . .Q A A ir 'E X '3 ' ' E - L ' 'n P f ' Q K N fri? 'ar-:N Mix'--N -4 U 5. My Mmiy ,my 3, 1 P Q I N. ,.,'f T' l 1 - 3 5 V: , Q , Y 1 Hz ' w 3 H ,255 f 12 gin' :QV ,Y fi gt sfi ef ,Ae g 1 . 9 - . r, ,, , Q lk Hi. ,, 5 -11 x 4 X I - 1 3 6 A 7.32, 'f e .5 'P? ,f' ,. .. , .1 E 4, f ? ,Elan K X, .4 ., BNN ,, . a . K M K ,, ffl I rv wmv N 13 gag ,Q 355114 fb 1 a Sgifq? 32? . six Q Ei 5 T 3 .Q 554 ye te ,A 4' 5 X ' 2 in 2 22 4. Ensembles - S B- CCIQ rick, ondM Ill wqlkernohqnl effon B I Hen e Cov D ali 'Y PQ efxro - chne, l rf: Mm frpds' om: He rom' V ' fbi, Br ern0l7 le Owe .hfhqm Trombone Trio - Henry Padgham, Chris Wil- 5 Keffh ML Iiamx, and Raoul Maddox. Clarinef Quarlef - Lila Holt, Shirley Rice, Kathleen Jones, and Frances Zimbleman. MISS MELBA CHEHAK Director LLOYD HALVORSON Concert Master Orchestra rllllis year lorly-live ol lln- lmppic-sl lxicls in scllool mucle up llie lligll scliool orclieslra. an major si-lwol organization wliifli plays lor various clulms wlienever Qoorl music is neerlecl. Tlne group ralecl liiglm in llle spring musim' lvsliyul ln-lil lwrv lllis yt-ur, llnclvr ilu- flirt-Clion ol lxliss Nlf-llm lllc' orclwslru is growing yearly. lt is un orgjunizulion ol XX'lllLill iill ol US ilff' pfllllll. Row I-Jean Houston, Leroy Reel. Row 2-Lloyd Halverson, Joyce Monigomery, Anita Shaw, Shirley Ggrris, Robene Slarcher, Wilson Moeller, Maureen Rice, Evelyn Jones, Sally Cooney. Row 3-Billie Buffinglon, Vernon Groves, Lila Holt, Frances Zim- bleman, Renae Serger, Kathleen Kicks, Margaret Huson, Keilh Mirick, Merton Bali, Herb Brower, Jael? Oldham, Lou Wanny Downey. Row 4-Dick Camden, Dick Fanger, Howard Lindslrom, Vernon Lehman, Earline Rogers, Nancy Ditlemore, Car- Marks, Raoul Maddox, Henry Padgham, s Williams, Signa Hannaford, Edilh Haley, 5-Erma Dalrymple, Bernard Rowslern, James , Joan De Zell, Kay McClanahan, Nancy Carole Hill, Miss Chehak. STRING QUARTET Sealed - Margarel Huson, Slandlng - Billie Buffinglon, Joyce Mon! gomery, Dick Camden. 3 val., fa M U A X .3 uf' r v 5 ld! Q1 P? P2 531' z Q 3 R51 Valk , l gl 3 Q 3 ,vga ai rg.. I EK 4 fi 5. 1 ' 2 ' - 1 G2 -51 57 5 'E I3 .3!l5!' Q V .1 .1 I, ., .4 'F ' Q 1 1 ig al 'U il xl , 'fs 0 -cr ca- 'ss' 5 'i-5 13 'Q' -Q 'X 1 f K, ,. ll. Al li LQ . if --W - -4.-4jhn.,J:e?'-'......u--....- - .. r ...- 4- uf, ,. ' -- 5 'Q -' I-H, N Srfff A -I if , V' g h 1. W '15 ai 2-5 'F fi M M W fy v. L L j 2: I - . AQVM Q4 1 A V an 1' Q' W. if 1- 'ff fax 4. vZ. n. .. 1 -. df m., 'Q mi T' fm' 1A ff Mff .QQ ,. f 4 X9 1' W V 'f'W1? ': '5 A? xs -I 4,5 af ,X - t 7: fr' VL 4 f W f AA i df' iq? 1 hvb, , Q Q f 12' ,kwa-' ,L , i li! an , . Q fi ff ,'54w4m.n.,...--iw-Q .34 MM , ' 'Ag ,Q A GIRLS CHORUS Row 7 Jean Cardona Marlene Jacobs Carol Wikstram, Shirley See katz, Kay Carrara, Norma Gwinn, Billie Curtner, Alice Gault, Barbara Hobbs, Delores Davis, Alice Dalton, Suzanne Hinkle, Norma Jean Miller, Bonita Frohreich. Row 2 - Beth Gates, Shirley Peters, Florence Lyons, Vera Conley, Mildred Shults, JoAnn Christian, Wanda Smith, Suzanne Singleton, Audrey Mclntyre, Sherry Antony, June Cooley, Shirley Hutchin- son, Jerry White. Row 3 - Daisy Roberts, Betty Connell, Mariorie Ferris, Pearl Scoville, Loveta Daugherty, Catherine Hannah, Wilma Lubbers, Dolores Coghill, Virginia Miller, Alice Helman, Beverly Young, Anna Lou Doty. Row 4 - lnez Schleigh, lris Holland, Marie Hillyer, Lola Hedrick, Donna Mack, Cecile Morris, Lorene Friesen, Betty Neff, Pat Boyd, Dorothy Griess, Claudia Cooper, Sylvia Eakin. Row 5 - Delores Bearden, Phyllis Nigl, Elaine Nicholson, Dorothy Klatt, Mary Jo True, Phyllis Schneider, Patsy Davies, Phyllis Guderian, Venito Gardner. Row 6 - Alice Stamm, Floy Jenkins, D'Ann Bock, Martha Loiland, Marlene Moulton, Elizabeth Larson, Marilyn Murphy, Maxine Bursing, Marlene Morse. Not pictured - Janet Abbott, Delores Arnold, Sally Baxter, Connie Chavez, June Chan- cellor, Barbara Green, Beverly Gilberson, Avis Gilman, Glenna James, Josephine Stallsworth, Geneva Smith, Frances Bewly, Louise Bullard, Janet Blum, Nola Cannon, Darlene Frohreich, Jerry Horn, Carol Herdman, Ellen Howard, Pat Huber, Pat Irvin, Karlene Johnson, Eunice McKitrick, Sally Motfitt, Eleanor Meeker, Shirley Stephenson, Martha Taylor, Mary Lou White, Kaye Crawford. , C I TRIO Virginia Richmond Glenda Fields Doris Matheus Girls' Chorus A .-.sf .D ., lg?-.Wfgf P 4-J Vx, L mf, f fx l'1'l- , -lg' vm ,xx 4-5, 1 v 4 , if J . cw.. l L 1,4 .Z .'?4 BOOSTER CLUB Members - From left to right: Barbara Graves, Norma Leonard, Joan Burke, Florence Pitman, Martha Gillette, Carol Edsel, Theda Peyton, Betty Lenherr, louise James, Jeannette Marks, Fidelia Boone, Pat Lem- mon, Joan Bishop, Mary Louise Peters, Karen Paul, Elaine Busse, Billie Curtner, Marcie Evans, Lois Ann Glenn, Loveta Anderson, Doreen Strauss, PEP TEAM AND BOOSTERS UXYPFI . , . Rfill N798 . . . COITIF on lXlEdlOI'KJ . . . SCL IFITI llill ' Tlris is one ol llre rousing yells in wlriflt llle rally squad of Bledlord Higll led ll1e student lnody in lair weatlter. rain, or snow during the loollmall sei1son.Oll1er activities ol llie squad were tlw presenlalion ol clever slcils in pep assemlolies, and llle entering ol a prize-winning lloal in tlte noise parade luelore tlxe Klamallr game. . Students praised Jannie Lou Houglwlon, Roger Fields, Tommy Frey, and llie entire pep squad lor llaeir leaderslwip at pep assemlmlies in xylriclt llrey Conlriluuled muclt to llre spirit ol good sportsrnanslrip ol wlliclr lxledlord Higll Sflnool is proud. Assisting llre pep learn were tlre Boosters, xxlio. in ll'teir white- sliirls and maroon sweaters, nol only provided a good yelling section, lrut also perlorrned entertaining and lriflcy lrall- lime stunts. 92 Jane Ray, Joanne Christian, Alice Helman, Marie Hillyer, Lucille Matney, Beth Gates, and Shirley Stephenson. Not pictured - Betty Acker, Joyce Acker, Marie Beeney, Eloise Busse, Jaan DeZeIl, Carolyn Freeland, Nina Grantham, Martha Law, Shirley Moffatt, Clara Payne, Beverly Reed, Alice Stanstield, Irene Williams, and Sherry Ziball. Boosters Marie Hillyer, President Billie Curtner, Secretary-Treasurer Q v 9' E , Pep Team PEP TEAM Tom Frey, Sherry Antony, Suzanne Singleton, Jane Durno, Kaye Crawford, Diane Fries, Jonny lou Houghton, Yell Queen, Roger Fields, Yell King. Not pictured - Glenda Fields. VICTORY FOR MEDFORD, portrayed by one of the Pep Team's clever skits. Sherry Antony, Kaye Crawford, Janny lou Houghton, Diane Fries, Virginia Gibbons, Suzanne Singleton, Roger Fields, Tommy Frey, Glenda Fields. Debate Resolved: That the United Nations now he re- vised into a Federal Vvorld Government, is the national high school question lor debate lor 1948 and '49, This same question was used lor the inter- collegiate dehate topic last ear. lxledlord Senior High delaate squads began a late season with the Linfield College invitational lor- ensic tournament at lVlclVlinnville, in mid January. The second contest was held at Willamette Uni- versity at Salem. At both of these early contests the debate and speech team gained experience that proved valuahle in the district meeting and later at the state finals. The Southern Gregon district speech contest toolc place at Grants Pass and saw lxlediord talce four First places and qualify seven contestants lor the state forensic tournament at Oregon State College in Corvallis. ln the state con- test lxledlord qualified a record numher of contest- ants in the finals, with finalists in six out ol eight events. The individual speal-ters and the squad, as a whole, have shown remarlcahle improvement since the first ol the year under the experienced tutelage of Nlr. Devere Taylor, head of the lxledlord High speech department. Standing - Pete Soderlund, Mr. DeVere Taylor. Seated, Row 7 - Bob Hetterson, Gloria Robinette, Delores Smylie. Row 2 - Jim Gleason, Jean Kyle, Marcia Taylor. Row 3 - Lyle Starkey, Lee Stothers. Row 4 - Jack Halstead, Roy Bowler. Not pictured - Leroy Reel. I 6 X If 91 1 X 5,053 4 1: , 1 T 9 - It X 1' , V' K' I ' , ?!f'f ' I I 1 If f , 'f f n. 'iff' fhfllf V I' v V J ' by ff, 1 ,lr .311 'Q . M f I ' I Q V I , , 1, ' 6 1 ,W f ad f, , .. f 7 I ':: . f ' ff f' f Z. -1 f ui . ,A 1' XX ,I f- V 1 f ' 2- 4.-L' . ff ' 1:3 4 - A- J- Q -' -- 1 Radio Public relations. try use ol radio. is gaining a more and more important place in activities at lxled- tord t'ligt1 Sctlool. Botti radio stations KlVlED and KYJC carry regularly sclmeduled sclwol broadcasts wlmictm are reaclwing an ever increasing numlaer ot listeners. Pl-t1e programs, wl1icl1 are presented lay students, under tlie direction ol lxlr, Devere Taylor, are varied among tlle different departments ot ttle sctiool. Scliool programs on station KlxlED are presented every Ttlursday afternoon at 4:45 p. m.,witl1 .Junior Higtm, under ttle supervision ot Nlr. Don Darneille, and Senior tliglm, tmroadcasting on alternate weelcs. Un station KYJC sctmool programs originating lrom tt1e Senior Higtl laand room are given every ottmer Friday alternoon at 4:30 p. m. Participation in producing programs. radio spealcing and playing provide students witlx val- uatule experience, and an excellent tmaclcground tor training in radio worlc and pul1licspealcing.As well as providing a means ol pulmlic contact lor tlme sct1ool, radio Otters students wtlo participate laelp in developing sell- cont-idence and adeptness in llandling spealcing situations. Row 1 - Jim Collins, Pele Soderlund, Lovelle Davies, Jack Halstead, Bob Heffernan, Marcia Taylor, Gloria Robinette, Jean Kyle, Joan Rasmussen Anna lou Doty, Dorothy Hawkins. Row 2 - Fitz Brewer, Max Pierce, Wayne Chitwood, Jim Bryant, Loren Soderlund, Jim Gilliland, Joan Haring Annell Clay, Joanne Leisher. - A 4, Mu .1 Y 96 r I Geri Stearns, Ken Degerness, David Marr, Dick Harper. H i Vvorlcing lor a high school paper is not all fun: in tact very lew statt memhers have any time to spare once they suhmit themselves to such jolns as editing. Copyreading, selling ads, or just nosing lor news. Letis looli in on the Hi-Times staff memlpers. :X new edition is in the malcing, a deadline looms, and the stalt slips into the worli routine that gets the paper out on time: .loann l.eislrer. editor. is checlv ing through new copy: .laclc ltailey, sports editor. conlers over coverage ol a coming game with luis assistant, ljiclx llarper. lxlarlys l ranlvlin. malxe-up editor. goes over page plans with Ftrs. Settle. ad- viser. while Nlarlene Vincent, assistant editor. ac- curately types and edits copy. tflayne l.each. nexxs editor, sr ans tlie school calendar lor anotlier pos- sihle news tip. Hi-Times in its lJi-weelxlv six pages covers Sled- Jack Bailey, Marlene Vincent, Joan Leisher. Times lord High school - stories released lrom the olllice ol lledricli, the superintendent, and his assist- ant. hlr. Beelxenz announcements lrom tlle ol-lice of lxlr. Harris, the principal: news Concerning clulxs, departments. spec ial student activities. sports: news concerning individual students and laculty. lts ed- itors strive to malce it reilect the worlc. the lun. the opinion. and the spirit ot Nledlord lligh school. ln tlle interest ol lun it promoted a HSeason ol tlle Sclnnoou dance. a Hhlost Beautilul Bally., contest, and a --Nlost lnteresting Snapslrotu contest. Xxiliile most ol the stories lor lli--liimes are writ- ten lmy reporters lrom the journalism class or lmv the editorial stalt. some ol its lrest material has lmeen the worlx ol lree lane e reporters or ol spec ial treat writ- ers who earn their status as reporters lJy regular contrilmutions. Seventh Period Hi-Times Staff - Marlys Franklin, Elayne Leach, Joanne Leisher, Jack Bailey. Not pictured Marlene Vincent, Dick Harper. HI-TIMES STAFF Row 1 - Elizabeth Ronsse, Barbara Bateman, Eunice McKitrick, exchange editor, Jim Collins, Glenna James, Jack Bailey, sports editor, Geri Stearns, exchange co-editor, Elayne Leach, news editor, Marlys Franklin, make-up editor, Neoma Bough, Pat Crow. Row 2 - Mary Ellen Smith, Erma Dalrymple, Jean Kyle, Dick Harper, assistant sports editor, Joanne Leisher, editor, Kenneth Degerness, business manager, David Marr. of.. I'--1-,.i Za 'g.,-,,.!K-Q-,,,,,,,... fb... 19 I 'z ol' 1.2 ---K5 ,AV -- -'- 'Q -JH 7 A ch' 15557 .1 1 XXV f :jj .1 I . ,A jx: ' f X ,V lr 46 ,, fi, ,gf 'M ' fz if I , f 1, fr If. 'V f X! ,4- . If V . ' '53 .1 Li . . I 1 A., , , 1 SU' .X J nj, I hw v A -H1 - - -L, 'E-. ',',' . 4 4- N ' , ' . A X 5 ' 'Q ic . 1 . , s 4 nj I , S Q , 1? 1.0 I' X' 'V I l 7 W 5 V , , ,.'f6og, ancpbprhbchdownv, I, 5 I' N J, lv x .l ','. ' . , , ' N A I xl A . fl I . x' -1 ' , film., ' ' T 'sv I ks x X 4,9 third quarter, behind beautiful Lnloclcing, iwiorris returned a punt 43 yards for the final score. ik MEDFORD-NAMPA The Tomado suffered its first defeat September 24 at the hands oi the Bulldogs from Nampa, Idaho. when they emerged on the short end of a I3 to I9 score. After iVLediord's lciclcoff, the Bulldogs marched 60 yards for their first tally. in the second half after a 50-yard gain, the Bulldogs pushed over the second touchdown on a quarterbaclc snealc. Cn the Tornado 30-yard line Bill DeHart intercepted a pass which ended in a Tornado touchdown when Rich Riggs started around left end, but then re- versed his Pieid and sprinted 70 yards for iVledford's first score. Soon alter, both Medford and Nampa scored to post the final count IO to I3. in the clos- ing seconds, Bill Mills Larolce through the line to re- cover a fumble and carry it to the five. Rich Riggs carried the leather to the one, and the final gun sounded leaving Medford one yard short of a tie or a possible victory, had the conversion been made. wir MEDFORD-EUREKA The Black Tornado trampled the Eureka Loggers I2 to 0 on the Loggers' home field October 9 to malce up for their previous loss. Blood was drawn on the first play ol the second quarter when Jaclc Morris, Medford quarterbaclc. smashed over the l- yard line ending a long goal march. Late in the sec- ond quarter Jerry iVicGrew intercepted a pass on the Loggers' l7Ayard line. and in the next play Rich Riggs slcirted ielt end for the second and last tally. 'ik MEDFORD-REDDING The Tornadoes smashed the Redding Wolves 26 to 6 on the Nvoives' turf October I. it was a hard-fought battle for most ol the first quarter until .laclc iviorris connected with Bill DeHart onfa I5- yard pass. DeHart Iateraied to Jerry Niccvrew who BILL DEHART BILL MILLS FITZ BREWER 'I 6 1 .xg 0 Q I , an 1 ' X , ? I . .af 1-9, 'H 1 over tlle Pelivansl only touflmflown late in the l-ourtll quarter. Dirk ,laclesteact lmootecl the vxtra point. MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS Oc'tolJer 22 tlie Blaclc Tornafto loolc on tlme un- Ctf'l.Pfll9Cl Grants Pass CxfiVf'IYlf'Il ancl upsvt tlif-rn on tlu- Nl:-cllorct lic-lcl T' to O. tfarly in tlw lirst quart:-r Ricli Riggs toolc a punt ancl rf-versvcl it to Nlorris wlio sfamperf-ct Of' yarcls to llavo the play callect lmarlc on a Clipping penalty. Alter lmaving anotlwr touclnclown rallc-cl lnaclc, lxlorris passe-cl to .X l.. Clay in the cnct zone lor tlle- only touclictoxx'n tluat Countect lor the Tornado. ln the last seconcls ol tl'1e First perioct Vernon Craft Crasliecl Ott riglat taflcle lor the Cavcrnenls only points. Tlie- convvrsion clicl not flifk. MEDFORD-BEND txlecllorct aclctecl the Bencl Lava Bears to tlwir list ol virtorif-s Oc'tolx0r 20 wlwn ilu- Tornarlo clumpmt tllf-In l 5 to 6, lie-ntl scorml llirst X'Vllf ll allvr a -lf'-yarrl clrivc- ljlmil Ciillis, livnctls lullliarlc, smaslwfl ow-r lor Tornadoes rush for the kill in Klamath Falls game. 9 ,,- i .sf 912554 . 4 6 , J 'A 1? .sf J -Q i H J f :am ,mr V ivg I N, H . wtf ,, , '.'91., 3 J-aww Iva, .P :'31 .W2Fn .1 , 'V E 'S I 3 1 32,4 3 .1,, A n 1 fi G I v Y, '1Q?' g W 2 + 1 ' 3 12 3 -- w if 2 , 52 -:wr at i?, 5 , T J Sig? F y Q .2, l X gi 1 fi :A L KI g Q i., : Q A I. :Z X 5 A ? 4' a 'P' O. L? Q 3 f' fri? .Q r -. JJ. v4E!g.,3kQh rmgsfr . 1 A 9 f ISK, S Pill' QU'W'V Y Q iv Our Year Begins Personalny Kid Herb Brower A S B presudenf Colorful Boosters' float ioins the parade. -naum U gg 'v, if 1 Pg I I . L, I x fx f. . li . 3 ' 'Q . 1--ff xx , fl 1 .-I, P A-4' . f , I is x .fl 15 1. 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' ' ' eluded The Valiant : Carolyn Freeland, Bill Rombach, Phil Sounders, Lois Brittson, Herb Brower, Jack Halstead, Pat Zuspann, Earnest Stamm, broadcast the play. Basketball BOB HAMILTON Coach The Medford Tigers alter a spotty season tool: tlme dlstrlct championship and placed exglltll ln the state play o s Coacll Hamilton s Tiger quintet made a slow start and went into tlme dlstnct play offs with 8 wms and 13 losses At the state tournament Medford lost tllelr l1rst play off game to Tlllamoolc and were out of the running lor the championship Tlus loss placed them ln the loattle lor flltla place the consolation prize Tlle Tigers tool: their next two games In succession from Scappoose and Lebanon lout lost to the Salem Vrle lngs who had lmeen laeaten In tlmelr lllrst play off game by Roosevelt of Portland tlme team that won the state claam plonstup The Vllungs loss to Roosevelt was tlmrougtl a tecllnlcal loul 'igalnst Salem In the closing mmutes of tlme game Tlle Medford squad wrll return next year sm of the players wlmo made tlle state tournament .laclc Morris captam George Goodman Clwuclc Cool: Warren Vvendt Bob Shores and LaRue Smltlm The Tigers will greatly mlss the l1elgl1tolBllllVl1lls Dlclc Edmonds and A L Clay Brll Kramer s accurate sllootlng will also be hard to duplicate 118 Tlgf rs pponents Qentr x l oln XlllXNElUl'ClC 1 ul 1 5 rash X mcouxer rm mn er Sprlnglleld Umxersltx Hxg l xg e omt C rmts Pass C rants Pass lxl am nh Trll Centra lem: Lure fr As r an 'Xsl1l'xn C r'mt Pate rmls .N Fresh Roolcs lx rmrnh I r lxlamatlm I r Score P M6 T here Here T rere Here Here Here Here Here There e re There 11 rc lle re Here Ht re There There r re There There r re l r re ' - , O la - . 40 ,..V.....,,..,.. 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STATE CHANIPIONSI IIP TOURNEY EUGENE ,.....,Eugene .....,....Eugf-ne ...,......EuQe-ne ,.,...,Eugene 119 Q 5 ,, V x , f . - 3 U, fy , 'Y -'Y 'ft H U ll X' :LQ Q9 ' T1 4 f I :V J w . 9 , QQ ,' , 'I gg R' N 'QAFIQGD b f 5 Q f ffwx f iii kg s X .gl if V, 2 v Q1 Y U JR Xkkx 1 i i H - 1-Q lg li 4 I M9 'M ' U. 4 ,f 'IA D44 I I nf -1' 4 Y ,Y .Y v 1 1 .9 N4 :mf f.,' 1 4 if . 5 D X, 3. Q k ' xiii? of I 32 K K ' Wi ' ll .,,:J 'XJ 'I UZ if 2 T G .AQ We Deck the Halls. Girls' League af Work. Dorothy McKay, Jean Houston, Nancy Lageson, Sherry Antony, Virginia Gibbons, Pat Sether 1 if 6-4 f1f 'U A ' --:5:+,n,x-,y . , 9, 1 f ww ,f w1ff,:w?,.w' Ng' L CM A59 1, . A if T- C ,L Q' ff ,Q ' ,. L M , 53? at is , . fe -H, - 'fir Xifzff gV fgf I,g5Z- U' . Q' X . - rv 1. .1 ' 'H 2 1.-,f-,' . '-I t, . Q, .. 1 A .Ax J 4 f 2' R get Lv 'ZW , ,Gi 355' vX.Q'4'?5,-4? , wf,,gq.5 1 J- -U A fit' Q 1 ff' X sd -'vi ' 1.-rf F . , A. -v 1' 9 Q 'xx .ir lf '45 A ff .wx ' -1. 5 - ' ,muff 4.-, . Y iv . ,-L4 'fi an 4 .3 kdgxv, .. 1 .s -Y 2- . , p 1'-fm ---4-f?i5.,zgs'?-a!K,f X 'Pv'ffg2'7rrr '. ' ' , , :- V- 3422 . AN - . ,sm -A r, S' j.9l',:,'. ' V' t fun' W 1 'Q 9' M 1 I Si, is 'N- as 'S'-5, iw. Mi - Y 'S N WM. .-.,. ., saw . ,i Wa-L 1,-1 f y ,que 1, 5 ' 1- - k'ff,f'w ' fx ig? 'Q JVB - x Q 2 ',', ,Q 'fi , 11 5:42 fA'fs.,, What do you think I am, a flash light? Bill Romback. Madame Butterfly sings. Doris Matheus ffmalewzs Say Rastus, did you hear the joke about - ? Fits Brewer, Bob Grey. li , 6 I g I - fzfx 1 0 I L 4 'ww Yeo feam Flghf Flghf' ?qa ,diaaemflq Snake P11 has local mfluence 'A dog's life.' Q ON., M j v- N wtf! X 1 'x sv X04 .OOD xx 4 Ki .Nw ixcw Gad, I m hungry Russell Wlllncms Me, too' Homemoknng classes trlcl dinner for faculty Mr Orr Mrs Butler B Mullln Mass Hotley Concentrotnon, that's the secret 2 ,434 X, f, -1' . ., Q ggi if a 1 43,5 H , Q 1 ,M 1 L1 , vu 1 fbi 7 . :Tre X' fu 71 ,' p N W Qi. i 1 i s 1 ,41 X it I ' NJ vi -r' 'J-. 5 f, ,J '.3 25 7 xii L X? 'J 9 if .f Q, 3' fl' '7k'1:' vp P 1' A . x . --5 N ,Hwy , W F, 1 1' 'Q fi nib 43 ' av P if 1 ,W fl J. if, lr ,, .r , . - ' sn-to State Champions 'ww-r ,-.1-an RICH RIGGS Front Row, Leif fo Righl- Bill Farnsworlh, Warren Wendt, Roy Jablon, Bob Rae, Bill Donohoe, Don Henderson, Bill Rombach, Bob Sledural, John Grabow, Ken Nelson, Kay Baleman, Gary Schuler, Loren Carler, Roger Hobbs, Jim Ward, Don Vincenl. Second Row - D. C. Mills, Connie Holz- gang, Vernon Lehman, Jerry Barnes, Herb Wilson, Gene Flory, Wayne Chifwaod, Alan Gaull, Bill Neely, Pol Greene, John DeZelI, Wendal Bale- man, Mike Hogan, Tom Rhodes, Lee Neidermeyer. Third Row - Head Trapk Coach Bob Newland, Louis Billle, Ken Bushnell, Lyle McLaughlin, Jim Gleason, Bob Walker, Viclor Drew, Bill Buckingham, Frank Morris, Bill Pruill, Larry McThison, Lloyd Dyer, Dick Fanger, Jim Winlerlee, Coach Lee Ragsdale, Tom Oakes. Fourth Row - Bill Padgham, Ted Birdseye, Cap Perkins, Manager Filz Brewer, Rich Riggs,1erry McGrew, Dick Boilier, Vaughn Clark, manager, Roger Hogslrom, manager, Leo Parker, Coach Fred Spiegelberg, Bill Newland, Ted Rubenslein, manager, Bill Hess, Harry While, manager. Track lxledlordls I9-18 traclc squad went through the season undeleated heating Klamath Falls, Grants Pass, and Ashland. Ashland furnished the toughest competition in a dual meet that Nledlord had encountered: nevertheless the Tornado won hy three points, The Fledl-ord cinder men toolc the Rogue Relays. Hayward Relays, and the district meet held at Ashland. hledlord qualified twelve men for the state meet at Eugene, which the Tor- nados toolc easily and set a new record. The defending state champs of 1949 have greatly missed the senior members ol the 1948 team, Tom lxlottern, Bud Timmons, .lim Vvorthen, Bola Shangle, Al Gleason, Dalton Straus, Ned Vilas, and hlelvin Friclc. The Tornado returned the following men for the 1949 squad: Rich Riggs, Bill lxlills, Loren Carter, .lacla hlorris, and jerry 5lcGrew. Coach Bob Newland has had to mold a new squad from the tive champs, and has developed what seem to he future champs in Louis Bittle, 880 run: Roger Hohhs, mile run: Lyle lXlcl..oughlin. in the high and low hurdles: Franlc ixlorris, high hurdlesg D. C. Nlills in javelin and discus: Bob Shores and Gary Shuler, high jump: Kay Bateman and VVarren Vvendt in pole vaule. ' 1 Q 4 ' 'rx f 3 . W m bq ,,4gv0 'b,'.' 220-Y' .-s .. Q1 I-A 4 5' u , :ff V, W '54 3' Q 'Y DON HENDERSON qw., Q , F f Y nu 56 .l,.. .- wf, V it L vi' . 'H c '. 'U JERRY MCGREW LOREN CARTER IM' i BILL HESS LYLE MCLOUGHLIN 'xx lf IA Baseball Tlwe Nlecllord nine, with six victories lbeliind it and several games allead, loolcs lorward to a good season. Opening games were Yrelca, Central Point, Grants Passs. Kerlly, and Prospect. Last year tlue experienced Nlecllord Tigers squad was cut out ol state linals alter lying witlm Klamatla Falls lor a district cliampionslwip tlmat was tlien laeing' voted out lmy tlle atliletic lJoard. Klamatla, not lvledlord, went state. Coacli NlcD0nald numbers in llis 1949 squad eiglmt ol last yearvs team. He lost lay graduation, pitcliers Bob Gaines. .loe Clwez, and Diclc Nlalcomes, and inlielders Boll and lve lxlclfinney. lvlr. lNlcDonald llas done a good jola ol l:ill- ing tlne vacancies on tl'1e pitclming stalll witl'1 Harold Jones, Bert Rostel, and tlwree .lunior High laoys wlio will lae coming over next season. .laclc Hoffman and Kennetli Boslwears lwave talcen over tlie catcl1ing jola vacated lay Bill Donalioe wlxo moved to lirst loase. Don Coss, a soplmomore lwas lilled in tlme empty spot left lvy ixlclfinney at tlme numlaer two saclc. Bill Grant. loaclc lrom last year's squad lmas luecome tl1e steacly man in tlie slaortstop position. Connie Holzgang, a junior, is starting liis tlwird season as lirst string tlrird baseman. Vvitlw sucli a good start and so many experiencedlettermen returning, Med- lord Tornado loolcs lorward to a successlul lpaselaall season. MR. ALEX McDONALD Coach Row One -Manager Jim Pond, Jim Grimm, Dick Cundiff, Don Coss, Norman Loop, Bill Grant, Connie Holzgang, Terry Maddox,.Head Manager Doug Griffith. Row 2-Pal Zuspann, Ken Boshears, Gary Denzer, Bert Rostel, Harold Jones, Don Wilkinson, Bill Donahue, Bill DeHart, and Coach Alex McDonald. Q? Med ford Medford Medford Medford Med ford Med ford Medford Medford Medford Med ford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Med ford Medford Medford Season 's Record Jones, pitcher. Central Point Central Point Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Kirby . . . Kirby . . . Eagle Point Eagle Point Grants Pass Grants Pass Yrelca . Yrelca Yrelca Yrelca . Roseburg . Roseburg . Myrtle Creek Myrtle Creelc Rostel,pifcher. Denzer Zuspqm, Wegley Maddox 1 l DeHart, outfielder. Bosheors, catcher. Holzgong, third bose. DeHart, outfielder. Grant, short-stop. Coss, second bose. Bosheors, Catcher Denzer, outfielder. Loop, short-stop. 'Q tl I Grant, shortstop, illustrating a nice slide Donahue trying to steal Zuspann's bose. Grandlather Obadiah lVlarcl'i ...... . Phil Sanders March 7 and 8 brought lhe highly successful senior class production, The Mad March Heirs . The cad assembled: :landing - Ellen Howard, Jane Kenning: Anna Lou Daly, Frieda: Suzanne Singlelon, Rosalind March: Roger Fields, Hamlel March: Bob Gray, Fred: Frank Ivanhoe, Baron Dubois: Bill Donahoe, Bruce lawrence: Ben Trowbridge, Ferber: Phil Sanders, Mr. March: Tom Frey, Juke: Kallikak. Sealed - Joyce Acker, Didy Hunnicut: Glenda Fields, Cordelia March: lovelle Davies, lelly March: Mary Ellen Smilh, Madeline lavall: Sheryl Jensen, Henriella Gordon: Doris Howard, Jane Kenning. CAST OF THE MAD MARCH HEIRS Lelly Nlarch . Hamlet March . Rosalind March . Cordelia March . .lane Kenning . Bruce Lawrence Henrielta Gordon Kurt Dubois . . Fred, the chauffeur Madeline Laval . Ferber. the butler Frieda. the maid . Didy Hunnicut . Bob Sub Normal .lulces Kallilcalc . . Lovelle Davies . Melvin Boyd Suzanne Singleton . Glenda Fields . Doris Howard, Ellen Howard . Bill Donahoe . Sheryl Jensen . Franlc lvanhoe . . Bob Gray lVlary Ellen Smith Ben Trowbridge Anna Lou Doty . Joyce Aclcer . Bill Rombach . Tom Frey ,l-fr C tr, oi M Cube, prom queen, senior princess, Barbara Boilierg senior president, Bob Shongie, senior princess, Shiriey Woodburn, iunior presideni, Don Henderson, senior princess, Eisie Bernheisei, Boys' League presidenl, Bob Gaines 41: cf R TRS 1 'I N f 5 ' 77? 4525 K 'Six i xxss X Rx ex 1 we 5 S X 'ef X ' . A , ' . :A fa Y 4. , I ' T fs . .'-f '- QQQ. t t. fu. Fpfwffgr -V' fI'.4.f:f wk v ,g . - - X -fl ,. . 1 5 , 'S vg:g8i cv 'ig .' 4 1 -:A - 'fm ' J -5, f , - aff Qfifzi. 25 7!fQqg -'A fi L1 1 Q 74' 5g?vi.f: 1 f 1'w:. 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Al Gleason Pllilliarmonit' Scliolarsliip .Xward . , . Jeanne Rice State and District Ellis Sfliolarsliip . ixlary Sue Greene Vvestsicle Extension Sclxolarsllip . . l.orraine Nlollatt l.uc'y Ann Nliller Nlemorial Sl'l'l0lill Slllp. Sponsored lay D.A.R ...... Erma Bostoflc Scliolarslmip Awards: Gregon State College . .... Don Lyncli U Nlary Virginia Nvait University ol Qregon . . . Robert Pearson A B l aledictorian, Charity Williamsg Salutatorian, Mary Virginia Waite. . Tn ut er , , , Slurley vw oodlaurn Principal, Mr. Harris Southern Oregon College ol Education . Bob Vvilcox ixlarilyn lvlatlieney Pacific College . . . l-ael Slnuclc Harvard College . . . Allbert Braun Valedictorian . . . Clmarity Vvilliams Salutatorian . . lxlary Virginia Vvait The long awaited diploma is presented. 147 5 J ffl' N Qi 554' W Q 1 yv q? is . 0 nj '. ' qi i f - I 3 f ' I ,f . . I N . , .13 ,- ..... 9 A 12 . Q . .2 5 , . H 4 ,t' E+ ff: Y w XQ xx 1,--. 's luis PAT SETHER JANE President VIRGINIA GIBBONS HOUSTON JANE HUBER Secretary Treasurer Girls' League 'I-Ile purpose oI IIN- fiirls' If-argue is Io promole IIN- we-Ilnre :NNI Qs-nc-ral inlerf-sIs ol IIN- girls in Iiigll sc-Iiool. Ililiis nim Ixus IN-en worNIerIuIIy ar- r'ompIisIN-cI Imy IIN- organization tliis ye-nr, IXIIIUIILI IIN- mnny Iliings II1aI Imve IN-en LIoiN- Io IN-Ip IIN- girls was IIN- pIaN'r-HN-nl OI mirrors in IIN- girls' rooms. Also. an SI00 si-Iiolarsliip is IN-ing oIIc-red Imy IIN- Girls' If-aque Io Ille ouIsIancIinQ senior girl WINJ is rf-ci-ivingg no OIIIPI' scliolnrsliip. Girls sold candy in IIN- downstairs Iiall aI noon all year Io raise money lor IIN- organizalion. One ol IIN- oulshinding cInrN'1-s ol 1048, UIXIf'fIT'lilId 5Ianor, Vice-President was Imeld in II1e lull Imy Girls I..e-ague, A year ago Iliis spring Ille organiza- Iion Ioolc over Ilme joIJ ol usliering at all imp0rIanI scI'nooI events and I1as done a Iine joIJ.TI1e IiigI1 point oI IIN-3 year, Girls' League Vveelc, was Ileld April 25 Io 20. Council Row One - Jone Houslon, secrelcryg DoroIhy McKay, G.A.A. presidenIp Jane Huber, Ireosurerg Audrey McInIyre, senior represenIoIiveg Donna Mullin, sophomore represenIaIiveg Lovelle Davies, senior represemaiiveg Mrs. MOYIOYIB BuIIer, Gfivlfefi POI Selher, president. Row resenIa?iveg Virginia Gi Two - Elayne Leach, junior represenlcliveg PoI Huber, sophomore represenIoIiveg Jean Deon, lunlor rep- bbons, vice President. J-.YS 5 f f V.- x,l I I 'W mu.. ' INSTALLATION OF GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL OFFICERS FOR I9118-I9-49. Lefl fo Hgh? - Marilyn Winefroul, oufqomq prusIdenI,SI'1urIey Woodbmn, Luc Svronqg Jockxc Schmidt Jane Hubn-r,J0cr1 Houdong Virgunio Gibbons- Pot Seiher, new presudzfnt 15 OUSTSTANDING GIRL AWARDS Lei? to Hgh? - Susan Drummond, Irene Curr, Janice Grnqsby, Aylerwc Hopkwns, PGI Lawson, Ann Bmler, Mrs. Morjorwc BUIIM. HI-Y Although Hi-Y is organized with a serious thouigtlt tnehinfi it. titere is ai- ' ways time for lun. The Ciutmis artivitics included siii trips to time Sisiaiyous, joint parties with the Tri-Hi-Y, a Vatentineis Day dance at tile AYV, and woric oi finishing at the new KY' tuuiiciing. Qne of the main projects this year was the Titauicsgiving turlxey raiiie tneiore which various memivers roamed the ililiiS armeci witim iittie yellow tivlx- ets and a persuasive voraipuiary. ami looiceci lor prospective imuyr-rs. Due to some super saiesmanstlip on the part of the imoys, aii tickets were soiri ami the raiiie was successful BOB GRAY BILL HESS President Vice-President PAT ZUSPANN KEN BOSHEARS Secretary-Treasurer Chaplain Row One - Bill DeHart, A. L. Clay, Don Henderson, Jerry McGrew, Herbert Wilson, Bill Grunt, Kenneth Watson. Row Two - Warren Wendt, Ted Birdseye, Bill Hess, Kenneth Bosheurs, Pot Zuspunn, Peter Soderlund, John Grcbow, Jack Morris. Row Three - Bob Grcy, Loren Soderlund, Ray Smith, Gary Bosheors, Jim Grimm, Dick Camden, Jack Reich, Mr. Orr. BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Curtis Richmond, secretaryp Pete Soderlund, ' - 'd vice pres: enh Loren Carter, presidenh Mr. Ragsdale, adviser. Noi Pidured Bill Perl, ireosurerg leo Parker, sergeant-ot-arms. Boys' League The sophomores shiveredg the seniors smirlced as president Loren Carter called the first meeting of the Boys' League to order. Passing over old husiness lightly to get to the newer projects, the up- perclassmen soon determined a date for initiating the roolcs from Junior High. Carter informed the sophomores of the rules concerning the initiation: the roolcs were to suspend onions from strings around their neclcsg they were to wear levis lcnee high: and each was to carry a shoe-shine outfit to polish the shoes ol' any senior upon request. At the same meeting the seniors intro- duced a motion Concerning junior initiation. hut the juniors overpowered the motion immediately. As the meeting came to a close, Carter introduced the senior cops, all memhers of the Order of lvl, to the sophomores and gave them special warning as to their hehavior. This meeting was hut one example of the inter-worlcings ol the Boys' League and the amusing and lighthearted manner in which they go ahout their husiness. Although the League has met hut a few times this year, they have maintained the spirit ol the hoys organized at hledlord High. 5 BETTY LEMMON MARY LOUISE PEYTON JOAN RASMUSSEN JOAN DEAN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer MRS. A. LOILAND Adviser F H AYLENE HOPKINS 0 Q O State president Aylene Hopkins was electecl state president ol Future Homemalcers ol' Amnericzm tlmis year ancl tlirouglm lmer ellorts two new associations were organizecl in .laclcson county. ln 1048 slme attenclecl time national convention in Kansas City. Slme also presiclecl over time state Convention in Corvallis on ixlarcla I8-I9 tlmis year wlmere slme was one ol two girls to receive a state degree, F.H.A.'s aim is to encourage girls to laecome moclel lmomemalcers ancl its activities are cle-signed to tlmat encl. ixlontlmly meetings stress plmases ol lmonmemalcing wlmiclm supplement class instruction in lmome economics. On Novemlmer 0 time association lmelrl a lmanquet lor motlmers ancl special guests. Time F.H.A. pages ol time Crater are cleclicatecl to time memory ol Nlrs. Bert l.oyvery. Be- cause ol lmer contrilmutions ancl interest in time lielcl oi lmomne economics, a revolving luncl is lmeing estalmlislmecl tlmrouglm time Dauglmters oi time Anmerican Revolution to lme userl as a loan luncl for yvortlmwlmile projects to lurtlmer eclucation in lmome economics. MRS. BERTRAM LOWERY In Memoriam 'RFK il' 1 ' :S-.- ,F STYLE SHOW - 1948 F.H.A. BANQUET Row One - Mariorie Johnson, Shirley Rice, Marvideen Long, Jean Kyle, Belh Gales, Nol Member, No! Member, Lois Brillson, Doris Malheus, Bonnie Hulzill, Joyce Aclzer, Barbara Moench, Joan Rasmussen, Diane Highl, Lucille Brown, Doris Conner, Joan Kidwell, Sherry Anlony, Lovella Long, Leilla Pills, Mary Louise Pelers, Belly Clark. Row Two - Miss Hazel Halley, Mrs, Alberla loiland, Delores Davis, Belly Lemmon, Nancy Hazellon, Shirley Peters, Nol Member, Marcia Taylor, Nol Member, Nol Member, Nol Member, Mariorie Williams, Aylene Hopkins, Lola Hedrick, Joan Leisher, Alice Gaull, Mary Lou While, Mary Ann Braun. Row Three - Corrine Wing, Florence Pilmon, Amelia Kaufman, Theda Paylan, Phylis Plumley, Joan Dean, Nol Member, Nol Member, Shirley Koger, Belly Konopasek, Alverna Gillis- pie, Beverly Gilberscn, Shirley Wagler, lrene Carr, Lovela Daugherly, Donna McCullough, Jackie Shaw, Aslrid Adams. 157 1 -vs. b '? ,,gy.q wtf, ,. f. . A t 4, 1' 9' stu Mins sm DONAHOE Leo PARKER CURT RICHMOND President Vice-President Treasurer 5eC elU Y Order of M ,lf 't The Order ol ttle Nl is a clutn composed ot ttie tdoys wllo tiave received ttleir varsity M 65 letters. ' .lust one ot ttie activities sponsored tmy ttwis organization is ttleir initiation ot' stutu- Q tmorn soplnomores and yes, even a tew pluclcy juniors. During Kangaroo Court, as , it is called, only ttie tmigti and miglity seniors may draw a sate ldreattm. At ttte as- semtzly onlookers are laced wittm ttie tiorritple prospect ot watctting sullering speci- mens ot mantiood sit on an electrified tienctl, swallow raw oysters on a string, have pies and raw eggs slapped all over ttiem, and sutmmit to ottmer mettlods ot torture dreamed up tmy ttle tiendistm senior memtmers. Qnce tstle assemtzly is over and tt1e initi- ated ttave regained ttteir composure, ttley are welcomed into ttie clutm as lull-lledged LEE RAGSDALE memlvers. Advise' Clnce in tttis organization ttie student leels llwat ttie initiation is really a small price to pay lor ttme privilege ot belonging. Row One - Steve Hess, George Goodman, Bill DeHart, Curt Richmond, LaRue Smith, Conrad Holzgang, Jack Morris, Fitz Brewer, Lee Niede mieyer, Bill Grant. Row Two - Warren Wendt, Herb Brower, Bill Newland, Pot Zuspann, Roger Hobbs, Kenneth Boshears, Harold Jones, A L Clay. Row Three - Tom Oakes, Ted Rubenstein, Don Vincent, Roger Fields, Dick Camden, Herb Wilson, Marshall Ferg. Row Four - Ted Birds eye, Don Henderson, Bill Hess, Bill Mills, Lee Ragsdale. Row Five - Gary Denzer, Leo Parker, Richard Riggs, Chuck Romine, Jerry McGrew. QS 13 All fn vw. 3: jjj 1, N ln V :4 ':'A..h- -if Q , ' but 41 .f bg. YN V -. yn, 'K 411, D 3 - :W - pf ' 5- Q f s -H , 4 sg 39 ,ns I 4 ' ,Ad 8 1 E+ . - ,, ,, Ov -H 00 gi, ,ww 'f K 1-,W 4, ,.,.. If E v ' 1 hm, . ff . , 5, QM! ,il y K. M, . 32. ' 'Q , - H: 52:13 'iffga in W as li'-M 11 EQ O-H4 ,-I-,su f if a4L,,J 'f,'1vi!i' mv ug?-f .,,, 3-ef J 32 ZW SQ 5, M34 -4 gr? .1-. 5 E gg? iii 15 9 ., f xt l - is r. 15. xr 5 .E if 515 ..,. fa-gr' ' 1 4i 'l 'J 'ali 5 G' 1 9 'L S fam 3 9-,Q mg 'wa 5 A 943 V.. ,Qs ak 3 9' J .ia Q we 9553 fl ii .... A4 M. JV' J. A, f f ,sf r , x- H: fa in-L X A ART LEAGUE COUNCIL Palsy Davies, lsl period, Colleen Krinock, Mh periodg Lovelle Davies, 51h period, presidenlg Jack Lultrell, 2nd period, Delores Davis, 7lh period: Mr. Gasparolti, Kerlin Sanders, 6th period, vice- presidenl. Art League Row 'l - Delores Davis, Kerlin Sanders, Jane! Hise, Belly larwood, Lovelle Davies, Evelyn Moen, Joanne Leisher, Shirley Moffatl, Darlene Vincent. Row 2 - Mr. Gasparolti, Gail Johnson, Louise Silvers, Audrey Putnam, Beltie While, Colleen Krinock, Eddie Brooks, Cherrie Ziball. Row 3 - Palsy Davies, Dona Lacy, Loveta Anderson, Mary Hoskins, Barbara Jones. Row 4 - Maxine Bursing, Pal Forresl, Donna Fogelquisl, Bob Bosworlh, Bob Dunagan, Gerald Garris, Fred Welch. Row 5 - Alan Abbott, Frank Konopasek, Gary Hawk, Jack Lullrell, Bill Russell, John Grabow. Tom Tillon. O A K-3 K.. 1 ba. w ,a J 4 ,., , fu 'U A' gal. 4.5 V 154 3' 'fs l Q s Q 'E' F19 fm-: , 5 4 ' -' ' H 'Q 5. 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Jin.. --vw' - A if-H W 3 P P LOVELLE DAVIES President Crater Co-editor 3 Crater Art Editor 2, 3 Crater Stott l Hi-Times Stall 2, 3 PAT SETHER Vice-President Hi-Times Assistant Busi- ness Manager 2 Crater Stall 3 SUSAN DRUMMOND Crater Editor 2 Hi-Times Staff l Crater Staff I Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for high school journalists who have done exceptional worlc in school publications. To qualil-y lor this honor one must be in the upper one-third of his class and of at least junior standing. Quill and Scroll has a new project, that ol printing a magazine containing stories and poems with illustrations all done by stu- dent writers and artists. The stories and poems are selected from worlc submitted in English classes and the illustrations done by art students. The laculty advisers lor the new Quill and Scroll publication are ixlrs. Elizabeth Settle. Quill and Scroll adviser: bliss Laura K. Phillips, Eng- lish Dept. head, and hir. Paul Gasparotti, art adviser. JIM COLLINS Hi-Times Stall 2 Editor, Quill and Scroll Magazine 2 169 BARBARA MANLEY Crater Stott l, Hi-Times Stall I 2 . ,, 5 , ,.f:,m. f.-Qgffyfvy 1 SHIRLEY HUTCHINSON Crater Sales Manager Copy Editor 3 and ERMA DALRYMPLE Hi-Times Stott 2, 3 Crater Stall 3 ,f 66064 l ll! 'ill 49' is MANN S DEPARTMENT STORE Student NANCY LAGESON 1- . V .Q - Q. 3 g , c , C f 6 6 S k . 7 Medford Moll Trlbune f d O QUALITY MARKET 222 W M TROWBRIDGE fr FLYNN ELECTRIC C0 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING UNIVERSAL d WESTINGHOUSE MERCHANDISE HOME APPLIANCE EVAN S SPORT SHOP IO N C YOUR FAVORITE JEWELER I9I 8 LARRY SCHADE FRANKLIN S CAFE 27 S C VALLEY FUEL C0 K a WESTERN TH RIFT 3NhC fd0 O Medford, Oregon I I Med or , regon I Q I . enfrol Medford, Oregon . 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I 1 ,. ,lf ' rx 4 .V 5 -M 1 , Q 1-v 1 -'fl ' jf 5 I 1 .- 9 Y A X Y ir Printers ir Stationers tk Ofhce Outhtnus 323 S W PARK AVENUE 'A' PORTlAND 5 OREGON QQ, i LHhographers lfff G WAIN SCOTT S PHARMACY Prescrlphons Cosmetics Mom 81 Rlverslde Free Delivery Phone 2440 YOUR A B C STATION li... 421' K Y J C IN MEDFORD Acknowledgments IP mmnhf-rs of the 1940 Cr tcr stiff vush to than the stu 1 nt ho x 'ind liarulty for their p xtreme and Cooperation Ill the preparation ol this 'lnnual VVe particularly vush to rl 'xnlc xlr Pau Gasparottl fOI'l1lS help on our IXISIOII pages an en sheets an ns ll xue on layout the 1 lass rounsclors for t elr help on the ldCf1tlflldtl0l'lS The Qmter has heen prmted and hound by Bushong and Company Llthog rap lers lortlxnd Ure-gon Senior and laculty portraits were tllcem y Bralner bhangle Llllson Fle and Brown studios Other p otographx xx IS done hy Bram erd and Shangle studlos and hy student photographers Bob Heffernan Ted Buds CQ? dlld IXOFHIZIII DCIHIDQ Tl e, ,a- k .1 dl dy. 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