Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)
- Class of 1950
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ALEX XICDONJXLD .4s.sislr1nl Dean of Boys MRS. NIARJORIE BUTLER Dean 0 Girls If A Ja G1 1? 2+ L xv V6 Q V33 1 l ENGLISH ISS I,AI'IiA K. l'lIII,I.II'S English Department Ilead BA.. Iiniyersity of Oregon NIRS. NIA.. This is one subject that everyone takes. In the minds of some it is chiefly a tussle with predicates. declensions. and adyerbial clauses. To others it is hours spent in creating the theme or writing a term paper. But to others still, it is a visit into the land of adventure stories. the place in which people come to life from the pages of the lit hook. No matter what your impression is of the hours spent in English classes. their influence will remain with you all your life. The ability to criticize well and appreciate the finest in life is no small reward for hours of work. Now, you may be-grudge the time spent in learning the poem on page 263. but when you happen upon this old acquaintance in 1963. you may he glad you learned it. JE.-KN Il.fXIiI.OW MRS. OLIVIA CLAYPOOL English English Oklahoma A. 84 NI. BA.. Iiniversity' of Montana MA., Northwestern Ifniversity ' 2 : Ag Q new ' f ,ff-QW I dw 44, . ,fr , m v..,,.,,,,v I M -ff ,I ' J ..:fwg g --up Nz' .411 75572 0 ' v in GEL L SOCIAL STUDIES im. PMI. IFIXRR I . 5. IIISIHFX. .'xlIlt'fll'illl lion-rtiilimit Ii. S.. Itah State-.'Xgzri1'ultural Gullt-gm MEDFORD MAYOR DIAMOND FLYNN CONGIlfXTl'I.fXTES S'I'l'UEXT NI.-XYOR MERCER KING AS S'IiI'DENTS BEGIN REIGN FOR A I7.-XY. Svatml left tu right: Goverstone. Gramer. Halstead. NI. johnson. Paclgliam. Gilman. liurtli. Morris. Gund- man. Standing left to right: Cross. Harrison. Maddox. Mmitgmnvry. Grimm. Neely. Mayor Flynn. Green. I-Iolmlms. Stuclffnt Mayor King. Ilolzgang. Griffith. Fcliulvr. Har- lmin. Parkvr. Bittlv. Collins. Hivlirnmid. Birdseyc. Gault. Imacll. Not picturml: Warren Wlvndt. ,S T... . .. .,.... .......... A'P'fP4 l E . Z i MR. BOB STEDMAN llramatics. English HS.. lvniversity of Oregon ' DRANIATICS l Illflllil lumix hv vnulcl avllu Plvasml anfl amazml the slualvnts lvave- tho auilitnrium aftvr sw-- ing a play prose-ntml hy une- of lhv ilrama 1-lass:-s. llranialivs not only l1'Llf'll!'S thx- sluflvnts hmm In art. hut how In plan slagv svllings anfl hmm lu malu- up ff-llms arlnrs. Xu nnv van fully rvalizo all lhv hvaml- ac-hes and heartarflws that gm into a play until hc- has stepped back slagv. The-re' he may sm' the roach pacing up and down while the prumpter van-fully coaches. Other members uf thc' cast frantically Search for a inisplavml shmf. a lust prop or the Script for last-minulv Scrutiny. Hut hvfurff tha- footlights cvs-rything is svrvm- he-causv thc-sv stucle-nts haw le-arnecl In act. THE ETERNAL TRIANGIL-Cmnrge We-ir. Barbara Burns, Boh Gilman SPEECH IN SHORT, I MAINTAIN-Lee Stothers 'VIR DeVl-IRE TAYLOR World H1 turx Debate Public Speaklng B S Oregon btate College ,S ,3'Js 7 'C PL'BLIC,-XTIONS .Zz MHS. lCl,lZ-XB!-I'l'Il Sl I Ill lziiglisli. l'tililit-mimi B..-X.. Nl.-X.. I iiiwrfitx of Oltlilimiii llillltltlllil l iiiwraitx Nlvclfurcl lligh is tht- su-iw of swiftly iiimiiig uvtixitivs whit-li furnish iiizitm-riul for thi' vnlumns of Hi-luiiiivs aml that page-5 uf Lratm-r. llit- juli tif rt-purtlng aiiicl vrliting sturif-S nf sf-limit tiff- is the wirlx of si-nrt-s uf liurcl-mvrkiiig ftuclviits mlm ale-nits' th:-ir me tu two pulmlicatioiis. Both pulrlivutimis arm- txtilfll-I'llfI'tf'Uliif. Hall garlic-s. tluiiws. and assemblivs are but a ff-w of the avtix ities 1-me-rt-cl lay the re-port:-rs aml valine-ra mmm. ack Bailey heads tht- tt-am of lli-Tiim-s and Elaine- IA-at-li is tht- mlitur uf the tfrutvr. ,lim Collins aml Burlmuru Nlaiilvx 4-ttitml tlim- firwt iNst1vuf5trz1xss in the- Wiml. tho' first Nlcclforfl High Svhtml iiiugaziiiv. Ill NDLINI-. IUNIURROXX--ill.-XI.l. XXL UH 'IU CIASS? -Pat Cum. Shirlvy Sw-kutz .inf V , E ff- N 'Xll MXFI rl 'XINPIII B X IIIIX1 r llx 1IfXl'N Nl:-uma im' Tm: ULU MASTER PAINTEIQQBUI, B.,Sw,r1h ART lJIiPfXliTNll41N'l High has arlistiv tale-nt. Thf- Ill,llHPI'UUS paint ings Skelvlws. and pnstvrs that adorn th. pf-rind is fillvtl. One' quirk glanu- intu rmun five- at any tilnv is all that is lwvrlvcl lu lvrnvf- Nlvrlfnrd walls are thf- wuk ufSt'uft1S uf students unclvr the persunal fupvrxisimm and instruvtiun uf Nlr. Paul Caspurrntti. The many art 1-lassm shun that Ihr' 1-nursv is very popularff-wry na.-fix' , .N iff 1.-.qv 1. ,gy Q 1 A, M 5-H'-. ' if 4b. .iw .Af ' . tr- 'JF2' A , ' Q.. .1 K U- mf ' 5 , J? gli: .A . g , fiyvfi Q, f fi . y .1 N1 N '.,, Q. V . - ' -S 9 r---., j ,gf V ,I '. V . i 4 4 hfavfqvjg -- 4 , ' , u 1 4.1 A ' 1 - . jg 1,.+pf'.1 A gf 'k ..g-vu , , ' wx 1' f.5, swf' -- , ' S X 'TF 1, , z. ,Q ,Q ' Qiirf' ig . ' ffl . - -N ' -. L -ui ' t ws' -' wmv Q ,sk 1, -Wg' ' r .M 3 r... . K,.,J 1 ,, Nag R' 4. L ' fx ji . .Kipling -vwqavw N 5 iff? ' f W., IANCKAGES .'1nzu. umas. flIllI1l.u nr pvrliaps. 1'1'l'1'. ririste, l'l'l'l-IO... as thc- vase inai In-. .-Xny Latin nr Spanish stuflf-nt kinms these painfully nf-ll. But xurgalvulary is nut all tho- inatcrial that a fnrf-ign langu age stu- dflnt gaina in Nlmlfurcl Iligll. IIf- If-arni how impor- tant all this Van he in helping hiin fpvali and write hi, :mn languagf' with exavtnf-ss. The- Latin Student quivkly rf-alizvs him helpful Latin if in tlif- cfnistruc- tiun uf Ifnglifh. IIP I-cnmss that Iuimslffflgz- of a for- eign languagv will giw liiin a greater wnnprehcn- siun of xwrcl IIl1'Z1IIIIIgF. Thus hex plugs away at his amos, anias. aniatisu knmsing that he- will swine-clay In- glarl that lu- flifl. NIISS IDOIIUTIIY WI LSIJN Furs-ign Language- I,PlJ3I'IllIf'III III-acl Spanish BA.. Iowa State Teachers Cullvgf- MRS. NI.-XRJORIE Bl I'I.ER Latin BA.. Wvillamette liniversity GETTING THE NEWS THE IIARIJ WAY-Joan De-Zell LL X I ovwmn p i fin lluni'-' ' , Ulla :fl- 'E f L... V. QU' x 'iron if lb '44 S' s SCIENCE MRS. III 'III CRAY Binlugy BA.. I niwrsity of Califurr IS THIS SPERMATOPHYTE OR BRYOPII YTIQ?-Carolyn Coleman and Roy Rogers J li..-X.. l nixm-rsity of Oregon ll X 'Ntatv leuvliers Lollege. Nlllltll. X. ll. Nlll ltfllillil lil-NNI-'l llllllf . 11 n , S. llli. llNC f , Hltrlllgt Nlll. lit lllill lllflltl tht nn tri ln onie trx You mat not realize it hut xou are oln-Ning many of nature-is laws and the-re is no polif-enian watt-hing you. But stu- clc-nts taking rourses in sc'if-nee are aware of these laws and lie:-onie invreasingly olvservant of the manifestation of them. The boy anxiously lmencling over the test tulle and Bunsen lvurner is a sturlent of vheniistry. If you have ever wondered is hat vauserl those strange anfl au ful oclors that Colne from the upper halls. this stutlent voulrl tell you. lt might have been the preparation of H25-hyrlrogen sulfifle. .M-ross the hall the lviology classes are in session and in that laboratory we will prohalmly see the flisseetion of a frog or the- study of some other living thing. ln another room the scales and pully Systems tell us that this is a phi sies laboratory where the physical rather than the eheniival laws of nature are stucliecl. ?f 5,4 4-L Mm -A if S .ef f-W-5 ' via- fig ,A s f 3 ' if W ai! 1 Si'-Khalil , r,,.,,,L,,,- Lf., W- warn amish in. ll Il fl I ll N fi ,-X 'Q 'Pg' J' ij, rf . Flux ,ff ,x -Q, ,F 'i. 1 , ze' f ws, 512' A, 5 ' ', it W 21 1 s f?s,,,.' ,e':f,1 ' . My , ?:1Z5'.i' '1 4' 1 .f,Z'q', ' A ' 13 nciff. ,S VOCAL MUSIC OH, MARY DON'CHA WEEP. DONCHA MOAN-Pat Lydiarcl. Vera Conley, Barbara Green. Bob Semon. Wayne Chitwood. Janet Blum. Jane Durno. This has been an unusually busy year for the large vocal groups and small ensembles. ln addition to the annual Christmas musicale. spring concert. and district and state music contests. the Medford High School singers have made numerous appear- ances at both school and community functions. Enrollment in the girls' chorus and boys' chorus has increased considerably and the choir boasts new robes this years permitting 53 members. Choir officers were Jim Grimm. president: Florence l.yons. yice president: ,lane Durno. secretary-treasurer: Pat Crow. librarian: Miss Lorraine Vcidt is instructor. MISS l.UlillpXlXlf Ylillll Yocal Music H5.. liniycrsity of Minnesota 30 I Y ff , rr ., '-.A :la W '37 cf: 5 ff ' V Q 8 1, :,. if A 1 5 ggi' if AK 'QE 'f 'L i A-fag V 10311, 4: Q. 2 45,3 ,,,. .. an 1 V., -. -.rf 1 A H, 12 'f ' 'v1,1!1 ' f .4 .VM Y , M NIV . ' ,gig .- 1 ? -r'1x: 'ggi A f A , ,, 1+ v 'ff .1 nf: i 731 ' 1 A2519 f NIR I A 'NILNTLER 'XI'Cllll8CtUf3l Drawing W ood Shop Carpentry B 5 Oregon State College NIR SCOTT BRlll Metal Qhop State Vocat1onalCert1f1cate NIR GEORGE BARlNl 'VI 'War hine Shop State VOL3l10Il3lc ertlficate The vocations department consists of the following sections: wood. machine, and metal shops: architectural drawing: vacations in industries: aeronautics: and driving. For those boys who have found a definite interest in skilled work in carpentry, metal work. and the workings of machines. this is an excellent opportunity. These classes last a half day' thus giving the liest of guidance. A glance into these shops at any time of day' will show hoys at work turning out heautiful and useful olnjects. Those who are to be the designers of traditional and modernistic houses receive fundamentals in the architectural drawing class. Vocations in industries offers help lu students in finding the johs for which they are hest suited. Though aeronaulics sounds like a class in flying only. it is actually instruction in radio traffic control. etnninunications. chemistry, design. engineering. manufacturing. selling. and flying. Driving a car today is almost as important as getting a joh: in fact it may' he the job. Nluch has heen written ahout traffic safety hut imagination is the key' to accident prevention. This course prepares the student for all eventualities and upon completion of the work he should he an expert driver. HE LEADS A DESIGNING LIFE.-Nick Smith MR. MAX Gl'II.EY Aeronautics. Driving Southern Oregon College. Pasadena Junior College, Sacremento Junior College. VOCATIONS 3 nf K , R :ZF 'lv' efiff 'Q ,R ar J 46' 11151 . f , I . 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Xxx-32' Wlf X4 l-M -A N, KX A XR ' 'j X 1 - ,, , , , N5 ' R X .ff 91 J i ' 'ITV f4 if ,I gg 7T 'Q' f9r -- ' 4 +115 4 f , ff sl fj i Tf'R- 'x ' ' Q v ' l I X ix x k f -I t , ij, f 'H ij M xxx , rx -' 1. ff if A 5? lv' 1 pk We Em, 1 if f .. if 'I ' g w:'lZ.Q,4 f ',,L.f1ggTxZ '5 f 4' , ff., nr, .k . e,.,QX,f9g',e1E-3 ' w w V' - ' , ?gix..,.,.F?..,1,,.?fd r fx y I 0 i 3 . . A 1 if . ,..f,.,. .M fam E V ww ag L.. I at .J K ,...,. 163. K x 0 ' t, , if . '11 7 Avi 'P 'Y f I 'L I' xl , J.: ui -r . if -' 'S 'Q' 1' ': . ,..1sf,'5Ff'f'f'fi' ' qs, 7 i2sff.' 11'1T-Q 5? Q? 5? Vik L A ji, if A , A5 W' 'ms . ' f Ji F791 - V ' ' -455, X. .1 ,1 VD, 55 fx' - - ' - QT-ff-I 75iwPiAf5u. I AV E . Q65 .-2 ff' + ,L N f' ' ' ' 332, . f ' , , in Q, -I . .. I .V J g xii' it ..t4?ff'1 ., .',A A . '.:'l t L' B . ,filggg Ax' h a STUDENT COUNCIL-Row one: Warren Wendt, president: Elayne Leach. Crater editor: Bud Rhodes, sophomore preaidentz Martin Johnson. :tudent tech- nician: Billie Older. Secretary: Barbara Green. Girls' League prefident: Pat Bottjer. treasurer. Second row: Bill llc.-'klli-ter. fopliomore representative: George Goodman. Boys' League prefident: Cary Bosheara, junior repre-entative: Tom Rhodei. yell king: Con- rad Holzgang. -enior repreaentativez Mercer King. xice-pre-irlent: jim Collinx. hu-iness manager: Bob Buxwurtll. junior prexiclentz ,lack Bailey. Hi-Timea editor: Bill Neely. Nenior pre-ident: l.e-ter D. Harrix. aslxiaor, Not picture-il: Diane Friea. yell queen. - A.S.B. Presirlenl WARREN WENDT CZWJ - H ,Qf424,,j.t1!f fwvffffjp-If fzlf' eff 'C fyg., f3e5ff0ff-fiffw f fd, f ,224 f!! inf? f' 'jv'y '4ff'4 Qzflff fiLZf'Q4., f xg ff ffd 'p7f f ,zfw fWQd - Y-474 f4 f' 775129 X cljhfgr ft-7 GIRLS' l.lf.'Xlllflf COUNCIL-How one: Carolyn Coleman. sophomore rf-presentativeg Bar. bara Burns. Carole Sams, senior representatives: Bebe Millsaps. treasurer: Nlrs. Marjorie Butler. advisor: Barbara Green. president: Sue Harris. sophomore representative. Row two: lerrie llaring. secretary: Susan Drummond. vice-president: Beverly Robison. G. .-X. A. president: Kr-rlin Sanders. junior representative: Dorothy Klatt. junior representative. GIRLS' LEAGUE Every year the Girls' League has charge of several projects which serve the School and make money for their own use. Selling candy at noon. Hello Day cards. Girls' League week. selling Tiger stationery. and sponsoring two big dances have been the major activities this year. These projects have been ably carried out by the llirls' League council and their advisor. Mrs. Marjorie Butler. The Girls' League is offering a S100 scholarship to the senior girl Illtrsl worthy of it. Eligibility will be judged by character. scholarship. service to Scllool. and financial need. HAHIL-XR.-X tllilfllx SLSXN lJRl'NlNlUNlJ .llflllllll ll.XltlNlQ l5FIliP1fN1Il.l.SAI'S MRS. Nl.-'lll.lUllllf lil 'l I'n-.siflwnf I'l'l'4'-l7l'6'SiI11'V1I .Se'r'rw!11ry 7lfl'lI.Slll'f'f .lfftzfsor 'vcr' Q 'YK 3 EM, I , 3 NEITHER WIND NOR SNOW. SLEET NOR HAIL CAN HALT THE MIGHTY WOODSMEN Left tu right: Henry P2idgll21Ill.,llITl Welty. Doug Griffith. AS THE TWIG IS BENT. THE TREES' INCLINED! In accordance with the annual custom. members of the Boys' League tramped far intn the woods to find a suitable Christmas tree which was later decorated by members of the Girls, League council to adorn the main hall during Christmas week. AS THE STH.-XIN5 OI' CIIRISTNI.-XS C.-XROLS FILL THE IIAIIS. THE GIRLS' I.E.MQI'E .-XDD5 TO THE SPIRIT WITH .X ll.-XILY BEDECKED CHIIIFTNI,-XS TREE' -f I1-ft In right: Kerlin Santlf-rx. Fu-an Drum- mund. Carnlyn Culeman. Sue- llarrix. GEORGE GOODMAN President ALEX MCDONALD Advisor LEO PARKER JIM WARD BOB BOSWORTH DON VINCENT Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms BOYS' LEAGUE In order to be more effective. the Boys' League formed the boys' council. This is made up of George Goodman. presidentg Leo Parker, vice presidentg Jim Ward. secretaryg Bob Bosworth. treasurer: Don Vin- cent, sergeant at arms. Class representatives are Louis Bittle. Bill Thomp- son, seniorsg Loren Soderland. Don Denman. juniorsg and Charles Chit- wood, .lack Boardman. sophomores. This council meets with the girls' council with the purpose of furthering boy and girl co-operation in all school activities. BOYS' LEAGUE COUNCIL-Row one: .lim Ward, Bill Thomson. Bob Bosworth. George Goodman. Don Vincent. Row two: Jack Boardman. Charles Chitwood, Louis Bittle. Leo Parker. Don Denman, Loren Soderlund. I IIAHNIS I sl NH Dlx 1 -' ff' V 3 ' ,fi Y fl I J l .ji t, ,1 v 41 . A ,J x x JL ffl! 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OF 1950 The clas of 1930 The clas YNT'l1Cl'l ha shown outstandlng ablhts and leader hlp throuvh three sears III Vledford Hlgh w1ll contlnue to be the leaders and workers durmg thxs ser ond half of the twentleth centurs X sophomore thex entered enthuslastlcallw lf a httle uncertalnls 1nto the mam U'8l'lll10IlQ of thf fh 1 tl runnlng their legs off selling peanuts and cokes at the games to ralse moncx lbullflllle thclr sophomore bonflrf and enterlng a float rn the noxse parade ln the fuld of sports Jack Wlorrls won has football letter as a spohomore Vlorrls Warrerm W1 ndt and I a Rue Smith won letters IH basketball and Connie Holz gang earned hls baseball award ln other flelds Jlm Colllns won the second place aw 1rd for df'lliTf it tht W lllZilI16l.tP speef h tournu anrl Jack Hal tead walked off w1th the oratorw champlon hlp for the State of Oregon The junlor xear meant more work thls tlme selhng programs at the games to lncrease the krttx for the prom In May of that wear Prom General Chalrman Warren Plantatlon wlthout since the flrst tune ans one can remember going IH the red The 19-L9 Crater edlted bx Susan Drummond was awarded an All Amer1c'ln rating by the N N P X and Joann lel her edlted our H1 Tunes That amz war oxfrawmg thelr fellow students with posters and speeches a number of the jUIll0I'S took over the 'lctual leadershtp of the school for the nevzt xear As seniors tht Class of 1950 really proxed thelr Bblllty as leaders In the nolse parade the class float chalrmaned by Blll Walker took thlrd place semors sponsor ed a QCHH formal dance glYlIlg all the proceeds to the Communltx Chest wlth 'Vlercer lung as mas or thes ran the CITY durlng the flrst student CIIX government das the class placed on the x 1r1ous teams Come June thes wlll Graduate and 'Wir De Vere Taxlor 'md Mr Elsle Butler who haxe been therr counselors durmg thelr stax 1n the school can sxt back and relax That IS untll the next class comes along bEhIOR CI X55 OFFICERS Conrad Holzgang class representatne Blll Neely class presldent Y lrvlnla Rlch mond secretarx Llosd Ds re uce presldent and Roger Hobbs treasurer - .A i W - , H ' . A 1 . .. V La! 1 . -D D .. - ' . C n . . c ' ' ., ? H : ' ' V . ' . ' . , f. . ...A Vi I J - V s ' . C 1 . ' K .' , ' ' ' . . , l . - ' . ,, ' , 'L z - 2 - T' , , , : 3 S ' . M p . 1, I A r 1, 7 I . Wendt and his able-though-perspiring committees put up a beautiful 'Southern . ,, V. . , . . V . . A . V . A X 5 , L 1 - ' L ' , K - ' A 4 T, 1 -.. ,C T X, -. 1' C , . . 1' . 5. ,' ' . . T ' T ,z A , S 7 9 9 X- N l C - . . j: 1' , - ' 3 ,, , JACK L. BAILEY Boys' League 1-2-3, Crater 1-2, Football 31 Order of M 3 Student Council 3, Track 1-2, Hi-Times, Sports Editor 1-2, Editor 3. JAMES M. BAKER . Boys' League 1-2-3, Boys' Chorus 3: La Tertulia 2-3g Orchestra 1-2-33 String Ensemble 1-2. BARBARA DEE BATEMAN Entered from Central Point High School, Central Point, Oregon 19-Vg Crater 21 Ci. A. A. 1-2-3. Sports Director 2, Girls' League 1-2-35 Hi-Times 2, Science Club 33 Torch Honor 1-2, Sec. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. WILLIAM WVENDELL BATEMAN Band 1,2,3g Boys' League 1-2-31 Science Club 2-3g Track 1-2-3. DQ-ANN BECK Bowling 1-2-3, Dramatics Club 13 Girls League 1-2-3, Cfirls' Chorus 23 Torch Honor 1-2, Tumbling Club 1-2, Lsher 1. Tri-Hi-Y 3. P.-X'liRlf.l.-X BENTUN Girls' League 1-2-3: Usher 3. ALAN D. ABBOTT Entered from Ames Sr. High, Ames, Calif., Art Club 2: Hi-Y 2-33 Football 3, Boys' League 2-3. BETTY JEAN ACKER Girls' League 1-2-3g La Tertulia 1-2-35 Science Club 2-33 Usher 2-3, NANCY LEE AnAN1s Band 1-2-3 G,A.A. 1-2-3g Girls' League 1-2-39 Science Club 2-3, Band Awards 1-2-3, F.T.A., Vice Pres. 3. ROBERTA DEAN AYRIS Entered from Kerby High, Kerby, Ore., Girls' League 3. DON BERGMAN Boys' League 1-2-35 Ski Club 3. FRANCES NIAE BEWLEY Girls' League 1-2-35 Hi-Times 1. VICTOR THEODORE BIRDSEYE Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State 15 Crater 35 Football 1- 2-35 Order of M 2-35 Science Club 2-35 Track 1-25 Ski Club 2-3. LLOYD BISHOP Entered from Sequoia Union High School, Redwood City, Calif. Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State 25 Drama- tics Club 35 Science Club 2-35 Tennis Club 2-35 I.R.L. 35 Ski Club 1-2-35 Hi-Y 1-2-3. QYLE BISHOP s' League 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 3. I s EARL BITTLE BOfaiLeague 1-2-35 Order of M 2-35 Track 1-2-3. G AVA LORRAINE BIVENS F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 15 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 1-35 Formal Usher 3. PAUL BLAIR Band 15 Basketball Manager 15 JV Football 1. VERNA BOLEN Girls' League 1-2-35 La Tertulia 15 Usher 3. ROBERT KEITH Boxn Entered from Ashland High School, Ashland, Oregon in 19475 Boys' League 1-2-35 Bowling 3. Q LOIS BRITTSAN Entered from Phoenix Union High School, Phoenix, Arizona, 1948g Bowling 31 Dramatics Club 2-35 F.H.A. 2-33 G. A. A. 2-33 Girls' League 2-34 Hi-Times 35 Tumbling Club 2-3g Usher 3g Spiral Club 25 Radio Club 35 Majorette 2-33 Head Majorette 3. KENNETII BROWN Boys' League 1-2-3g Science Club 3g I. R. L. 3, l..L'CILLE GLADYS BROWN Majorette 1-2g F. H. A. 1-2-3g G. A. A. 1g Girls' Lea- gue 1-2-33 Tumbling Club lg Usher 1. JIM BRYANT Boys' League 1-2-33 Boys' Chorus 1-23 Bowling 1g Choir 1-331. V. Football 1-2. l.0l'ISE BI'LI-ARIJ Girls' League 1-2-3: F. H. A. 33 Girls' Chorus l-2. JOAN DIANE BYRKE Entered from Siuslau High. Florence, Oregon. 19-F5 Girls' League 1-2-33 H. F, CQ. A. 33 La Tertulia 3g Torch Honor 2-33 Usher 33 Spiral Club 2-31 Boosters 23 F.T.A. 3. DICK BOTTJER Boys' League 1-2-3g Boys' Chorus 2-35 Football 2-3g Ski Club 1-2-31 Track 2-3. PATRICIA JUNE BOTTJER A.S.B, Treas. 3g Bowling 23 Soph. Class Sec.g Dramatics Club lg Girls' League 1-2-35 La Tertulia 1-2-34 Tumb- ling Club 2-33 Usher 2-3g Spiral Club 2-3. ELEANOR CATHERINE BRAOG Bowling 3g Crater 2-31 Dramatics Club 15 Girls' Lea- gue 1-2-3g H. E. C. A. 2-3g Prom Committee 2g Science Club 33 Torch Honor 1-2-35 Athletic and Formal Usher 33 I. R. L. 2-3: Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3. LOwEI.L DOUGLAS BRANNOCK Band 3g Boys' League 33 Choir 35 Science Club 3g Track 3. BARBARA ANN BL'RNs Entered from Grants Pass High School, Grants Pass, Oregon. 10-195 Debate 35 Dramatics Club 35 Girls Lea gue Council 35 La Tertulia 35 I.R.L. 3. KENNETH BUSHNELL Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 25 Bowling 2 Dramatics Club 15 J. V. Football 25 Tennis Club 1. JEAN CARDONA Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2. HELEN CARNIEN Girls' League 1-2-3. LILLY IRENE CARR F. H. A. Officer 35 F. H. A. Dist. Representative 2 Girls' League 1-2-3. WAYNE CHITWOOD Basketball 25 Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Choir 2-35 Track 2-35 Football 1-2-35 Bowling 2-3 Ski Club 2-35 Tennis Club 2-3. DOROTHY Jo ANNE CHRISTIAN Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 2. PEARL ANITA CLARK Dramatics Club 1-25 G, A. A. 1-25 F. H. A. 1-25 Girls League 1-2-35 Boosters 2. VAL'cI-IN W. CLARK Band 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 35 Boys' League 1-2-3 Order of M-35 Orchestra 25 Football 3. DOLORES COGHILL Academic: Crater 1-25 Girls Chorus 1-25 H. E. C. A 35 Usher 35 Tennis Club 15 Torch Honor 35 Girls League 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3. DEAN J. COVERSTONE Band 1-25 Crater 35 H. E. C. A. 2-35 I. R. L. 35 Science Club 2-3, Vice-Pres. 35 Hi-Y 1-2-35 Ski Club 35 Boys' State 15 Student Government, Recorder 3. STANLEY CRAMER Boys' League 1-2-35 Crater 35 Boys' State 15 Hi-Y 1-2-35 I, R. L. 3. KAYE CRAWFORD Bowling 2-35 Choir 2-35 Dramatics Club 1-25 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 25 Pep Team 2-35 Tennis Club 1-25 H. E. C. A. 35 Usher 2-35 Ski Club 1-2-3. CLAIRE MARIE CRoss Bowling 35 Crater 2-35 Girls' League 1-Z-35 Torch Honor 1-25 Spiral Club 25 La Tertulia 1-2-35 Usher 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 President 35 I. R. L. 3. J oAN DEAN Bowling 2-35 Crater 2-35 Dramatics Club 1-35 F.H.A. 1-2-35 F. H. A. Treasurer 25 Girls' League 1-2-35 Coun- cil 25 Tumbling Club 2-35 Ushers 2-35 Spiral Club 2-35 Ski Club 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3. CHARLES C. DECARLOW Boys' League 1-2-3. JAMES C. COLLINS Academic: A. S. B. Business Manager 35 Debate 15 Hi-Times 2-35 Prom Committee 25 Crater 35 I. R. L. 1-2-35 Orchestra 15 Radio 1-2-35 Quill and Scroll 2-35 Straws in the Wind Ed. 25 Torch Honor 1-25 Boys' League 1-2-3.Science Club 2-35 Dramatics Club, Vice- Pres. 35 Hi-Y 2-3: City Govt. Attorney 3: Boys' State 15 Technician 1-2-35 H. E, C. A. 1-2-3. VERA CONLEY Girls' League 1-2-35 Choir Z-35 Usher 1-2-3. CHARLES D. Cook Basketball 2-35 Boys' League 2-35 Boys' Chorus 35 Order of M. 2-35 Entered from Hopkins High, Hopkins, Miss- ouri. DALE COVERSTONE Band 1-2-35 Drum Major 2-35 Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State 15 Bowling 35 Hi-Y 1-2-35 Ski Club 35 Orchestra 35 Tennis Club 3. NORMAN EUGENE DEMING Boys' League 1-2-35 Crater 35 Science Club 2-3. JOHN LOUIS DE ZELL Academic: Boys' League 1-2-35 Bowling 2-35 Boys' State 25 Football 2-35 H.E.C.A. 35 Order of M 35 Science Club 2-35 Ski Club 2-35 Vice-Pres. 35 Track 1-2- 35 Hi-Y 1-2-35 I. R. L. 2-35 Quill and Scroll 3. SrsAN CLARE DRUMMOND Academic: Soph. Class Rep.5 Crater 1-2-35 Editor 25 Debate 15 Oratory 1-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 V. Pres. 35 Girls' League Council 1-35 H. E. C. A. 2-35 Hi-Times 1-35 Student Council 1-25 Torch Honor 1-25 Head Usher 35 I. R. L. 35 Quill and Scroll 2-35 V. Pres. 35 Ski Club 35 Radio 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3. JANE DURNO Bowling 1-2-35 Choir 1-2-35 Choir Sec. 35 Dramatics Club 1-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Pep Team 2-35 Prom Chairman 25 Tennis Club 1-25 Tumbling Club 2-35 Usher 2-3: Ski Club 1-2-35 Prom Committee 2. LLOYD DYER Academic: Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State 25 Soph. V. Pres.5 Prom. Committee 25 Torch Honor 2-35 Torch Honor V. Pres. 35 Ski Club 3. CAROL ALENE EDSALL G. A. A. 2-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Boosters 1-2-3. VIRGINIA MAE ELLIS Entered from Washburn High, Minneapolis, Minn. Girls' League 3: Girls' Chorus 3. RICHARD FANGER Boys' League 1-2-35 Football 35 J. V. Football 1-25 Orchestra 1-2-3. GENE FLORY Boys' League 1-2-35 Ski-Club 35 Track 2. DONNA NIARIE FOGELQUIST Entered from jefferson High, Portland, Ore. Girls' Lea- gue 2-3. BARBARA EARLINE FRYE G.A.A. 35 Girls' League 1-2-3. PHYLLIS JUNE FRYE G.A.A. 35 Girls' League 1-2-3. JOHN AREND FRYLING Boys' League 1-2-35 Science Club 2-35 Tennis Club 15 Tiger Guards 1. ELIZABETH GATES F.H.A. 2-35 G. A. A. 25 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Girls' Lea- gue l-2-35 Booster 2-3: Art League 1. ALAN GALIT Boys' League 1-2-5: J. V. Foorball 1-2: Science Club 25 Track 1-31 Hi-Y l-Z. :XLYCE GAIIT Bowling 1-25 G. A. A. 15 Dramatics Club 1-25 F.H.A. 1-2-55 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Tennis Club lg Tumbling Club 2-35 L'sher 2-33 Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain !, NIARLYS FRANKLIN Debate 35 Hi-Times 1-2-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Torch Honor 15 I. R. L. 35 H. E. C. A. 2-3. DIANE FRIES Dramatics Club 15 F. H. A. 1-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Pep Team 2-35 Yell Queen 35 Student Council 35 La Tertulia I-2-3: P1'CS.2Q Tumbling Club 1-2-35 junior Prom Princess 2. BONNIE JEAN FROHREICH Bowling 1-25 Choir 2-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 1-25 Dramatics Club 25 Usher 2. DOROTHY ANN FROST Girls' League 1-2-35 Spiral Club 1-2-3. EDWARD CECIL GIDNEY Boys' League 1-2-35 Tiger Guards 1-Z5 Art Club 15 Track Manager 1. MARTHA M. GILLETTE Academic: F. G. A. 35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Usher 35 Spiral Club 35 Booster 2. ROBERT R. GILMAN Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State 15 Bowling 2-35 Soph. Vice Pres.5 Dramatics Club 35 Spiral Club 2-35 Hi-Y 1- 2-35 I. R. L. 35 Student Govt. City Supt. 3. GERALD CLEAVES Boys' League 1-2-35 Ski Club 1-2-3. llllf x '1 W. GEORGE ALLAN GOODMAN Basketball 1-2-35 Class V. Pres. 25 Crater 35 Hi-Times 35 La Tertulia 2-35 Vice Pres. 25 Student Council 35 Hi-Y 1-2-35 Boys' League Pres. 35 Track 2-35 F. T. A. Pres. 35 Quill 8: Scroll 35 Student Govt. Councilman 35 Boys' League 1-2-35 Prom Committee 2. NINA GRANTHAM Academic: H, E. C. A. 3 Girls' League 1-2-35 Torch Honor 1-25 Usher 35 F. T. A. Historian 35 I, R. L. 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. PAT GREENE Boys' League 1-2-35 Order of M. 2-35 Track Trio 1-2-3. BARBARA LEE GREEN Bowling 2-35 Choir 35 Girls' League 1-2-3, Pres. 35 Dramatics Club 1-35 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' League Council 15 Science Club 2-35 Usher 2-35 Ski-Club 1-2-35 Student Govt. Councilman 35 Student Council 3. RALPH DOUGLAS GREEN Entered from Central Point High, Central Point, Ore- gon. Boys' League 1-2-35 J. V. Football 15 Track 1. DOUGLAS W. GRIFFITH Boys' League 1-2-35 Science Club 35 Hi-Times 35 Hi-Y 2-35 Student Govt. Airport Manager 35 Baseball Mgr, 1-2-3. ERNEST L. GROTH Entered from Independence Sr. High, Independence, Kansas. Boys' League 2-3g Bowling 2-32 Football 2-3. RICHARD DALE GUNDRY Boys' League 1-2-33 J. V. Football 3: La Tertulia 2-3. NORMA JEAN GWINN F. H. A. 1-2, G. A. A. 2, H. E. C. A. 3, Girls' League 1-2-33 Girls' Chorus 2, Tumbling Club 23 Usher 2-3, Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-33 Spiral Club 2-3. MINA LEE HALL Entered from john Deere High, Moline, Illinois, 19-18, Girls' League 2-35 Hi-Times 35 F. T. A. 3. JACK OLIVER HALSTEAD Boys' League 1-2-3, Debate 1-2-39 Dramatics Club 3, Radio 1-2-3, State Oratory Champion Ig I. R. L. 1-2-3, State Historian. ANITA HAMMER Entered from Klamath Union High School, Klamath Falls, Oregon, 19485 Girls' League 2-3. FREDRICK LEE GRIFFITH Boys' League 1-2-33 H. E. C. A. 2-35 Technician 2-3. DAVID GRIFFITHS Band 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3. BARBARA JEAN GRIGSBY Entered from Lowell High, San Francisco, Calif. Bowl ing 2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi-Times 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2-3 Art Club 25 Girls' Chorus 35 Tumbling Club 2-3, Pres. 3 JIM D. GRIMM J. V. Basketball 1-2, Boys' League 1-2-35 Bowling 3 Choir 2-3, Pres. 33 Varsity Football 1-2-3, Order of M 2-35 Baseball 2-3. .. NTYRNA RUTH HANNAI-'ORD Dramatics Club 35 Girls' League 1-2-35 La Tertulia 1- 2-35 Torch Honor 1-2. CATHERINE HANNAH F. H. A, 15 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3. LAURENCE L. HANSEN Boys' League 1-2-3. NELSON SHERMAN HARBIN Entered from Catalina High School, Tucson, Arizona, 1948 Boys League 12 3 La Tertulra 12 3 I R L 3 Varsity Basketball Manager 2 3 City Government Fire Chief 3 GERALDINE SUE HARING Boosters 15 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' League Council 35 H. E. C. A. 2-35 Torch Honor 1-25 Usher 2-35 Girls' League Sec. 35 Torch Honor Sec. 25 H. E. C. A. Comm. of Act. 3. JOAN CAROL HARINC Sec. Junior Class5 F. H. A. 35 Girls' League 1-2-35 H. E. C. A. 1-2-35 Prom Committee 25 Torch Honor 1-25 Tum- bling Club 2-35 Usher 2-35 Spiral Club 25 Booster 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Radio 1-2. JOANNE HARRISON Academic: Dramatics Club 1-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Prom Committee 25 Torch Honor 1-25 City Treas. 3. EVELYN LORETTA HAWKINS Girls' League 1-2-35 Dramatics Club 15 Spiral Club 2-3. ANNE ELIZABETH HAYS Girls' League 1-2-35 La Tertulia 1-2-3. ALICE NELLIE HELMAN Girls' League 1-2-31 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Choir 3. ROGER CARL HOGSTROM Boys' League 1-2-35 Band 1-2-35 Boys' State 15 Football 25 Track Manager 35 Ski Club 2-35 Swing Band 3. GEORGE CONRAD HOLZGANG Academic: Boys' League 1-2-35 Band 15 Basketball 1-35 Boys' State 15 Bowling 1-2-55 Junior Class Presidentg Senior Class Representative5 Order of M 1-2-35 Prom Chairman 25 Prom Committee 25 Student Council 2-35 Baseball 1-2-35 Track 1-2-35 Ski Club 1-2-35 Basketball Manager 25 Bowling Vice President 25 Ski Club Presi- dent. HELEN HUMPHREY Entered from Flintridge, Pasadena, California, 1948. Girls' League 2-35 Bowling 2-35 Girls' Chorus 35 Tum- bling Club 35 I. R. L. 35 Ski Club 3. TIMIS CARROLL HUNT Entered from XY'heatland High School, XY'heatland, Calif. Boys' League 35 Football 3. CONSTANCE MAY INSKEEP Crater Sales Manager 35 Girls' League 1-2-35 H. E. C. A. 2-35 La Tertulia 1-2-35 Prom Committee 25 Science Club 2-35 Ski Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3. PATRICIA ANN IRVIN Bowling 25 Dramatics Club 35 F. H. A. 15 Cv. A. A. 1-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 1-2-35 Formal Usher 25 Art Club 1. LEONA JACQLELINE HENBEST Girls' League 1-2-35 G. A. A. 35 Band 2-35 Booster 1 Clarinet Quintet 35 Ski Club 3. ORLAND G. HIGGINBOTI-IAM Boys' League 1-2-3. DIANE HIGIIT Girls' League 1-2-35 Bowling 55 Crater 35 F. H. A. 1-2- 35 Dramatics Club 35 Tumbling Club 1-2-35 Usher, Athletic 1-2-35 Formal Usher 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-25 Vice Pres. 25 F. T. A. 3. ROGER KEITH HOBBS Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 35 Bowling Club 1-2, Vice President 35 A. S. B. Treasurer 35 Order of M 1-2, Sec.-Treasurer 35 Track 1-2-35 Ski Club, Vice President 35 City Government License Collector 3. a LOUISE JAMES Entered from Covina Union High School, Covina, Cali- fornia, 1948, G. A. A. 2-3, Girls' League 2-3, Girls' Chorus 3, Booster Club 2-3: Booster Club Pres, 3. ANNA JANE JELIINESS Entered from Billings, High School, Billings, Montana, 19-19, Bowling 3, G. A. A. 3, Girls' League 3, Tennis Club 3, Usher 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Ski Club 3, Ski Club Treas. and Sec. 3. DONALD JIN1ERsoN Entered from Ekiah High School, Ekiah, California, Boys' League 3. MARGERY JOHNSON E. H. A. 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3. sv-we Sa . 4 . MARTIN Joi-INsoN Entered from Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, In- diana, 19-18, A. S. B. Technician 3, Boys' League 2-3, Crater 33 Dramatics Club 3, H. E. C. A. 3, Science Club .2-3, Student Council 3, Ski Club 2-3, Technician 2, Hi-Y 2-3, I. R. L. 3: Quill and Scroll 3, City Govt. Electrical Inspector 3. NOLA 31. JoIINsoN E. H. A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-3. L. KENT JoNEs Boys' League 1-2-3, Football 1-2, Order of M 2-3. GLORIA JLIINKE F, H. A. 1-2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, Spiral Club 2-3. CHARLES KEENEY Boys' League 1-2-3. JIM KELLY Boys' League 3. WINSTON WILEY KURTH Boys' League 1-2-35 Bowling 1-2-33 Football 35 Order of M 3. JIM V. LANDERS Boys' League 1-2-3. ROBERT L. LARSON Boys' League l-2-511.21 Tertulia 2-3. XXYAYNE ALFRED LARSON Boys' League 1-Z-3. EL.-wx E RAE LE.-'Kill Crater Editor 33 G. A. A. 1-2-33 Pointkeeper 23 Girls' League 1-2-3g Girls' State lg Girls' League Council 2g Hi-Times 2-33 News Editor lg Science Club 2-SQ Re- porter 3g Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-31 City Gov. Public Health Nurseg Prom Committee 2. Student Council 33 E.T,A. Parliamentarian 5. JINE l1I.Iz.u3E'rII LEHSIAX F. H. A. 1-2-33 Girls' League 1-2-3. NlERCER Louis ST.-INTON KING Entered from Robert Louis Stevenson, Honolulu, Ha waii, 19473 A.S.B. Officer 3g Boys' League 1-2-35 Foot- ball 3: Student Council 33 Hi-Y 1-2-33 Chaplain 3g City Govt. Mayor 3: Boys' State J. V. F. B. 1-2. ALICE JUNE KOEHLER Bowling 35 F. H. A. 1, Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3 Girls' League 1-2-3g Hi-Times 35 La Tertulia 1-2-3 Prom Committee 25 Tumbling Club 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3 JOAN KIDWELL Bowling 25 F. H. A. 1-2-33 Girls' League 1-2-33 Girls Chorus 1g Tri-Hi-Y 1-2. NEI:-x FAY KoNoIfAsEIc F. H. A. 15 G. A. A. 2g Girls' League 1-2-3. VERNON DALE LEHMAN Band 1-2-3, Boys' League 1-2-3, Orchestra 2g Band Vice Pres. 3. BETTY Lou LEHNHERR E. H. A. 2-3, Girls' League 1-2-3, NTONICA JOANN LEISHER E. H. A. 1-2-33 Prom Com. 2, Girls' League 1-2-3, Hi- Times 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3, Ski Club 3, Tumbling Club 2-35 Publicity Chairman 35 Radio 23 I.R.L. lg Hi- Times Editor 2, Hi-Times Asst. Editor 3g Art League l-2. IRIS LINHART Girls' League 1-2-3. RL r1-I lSABEL LININGER Chorus Accompanist 35 Girls' League 1-2-39 Girls' Chorus Accompanist 1-2, H. E. C. A. 2-33 La Tertulia 1-2-33 Torch Honor 1-2-3. XVANDA LEE LOFLAND Wfashington High, Los Angeles, Calif, 1949. Girls' League 3. RICHARD -ALAN Lonos Vifashington High, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1948, Boys' League 2-3. FLORENCE ATAE Li'oNs Choir 1-2, Vice President 33 Girls' League 1-2-3, Girls Chorus 2, La Tertulia 1-2, Treasurer 3, Tumbling Club, Secretary 2, Usher 1-2, Spiral Club 2g Sextet 1-2-3. KAY ELIZABETH MAcAL'LAY Entered from Oregon Citi' Senior High. Oregon City, Oregon. Division, Academic. Band 23 Girls' League 2- 35 Prom Committee 2, Torch Honor 2-3, Tumbling Club 3, I.R.L. 3, Usher 3. DoNNA LEE Nl.-ACK Entered from Kerby Union High School, Kerby, Oregon. Choir 2-35 Dramatics Club 34 Girls' League 1-2-31 Girls' Chorus 2, Triple Trio and Sextet. DON NIATHIAS Entered from Trinidad High School, Trinidad, Colora- do. Boys' League 1-2-3, LUCILLE ANNE NIATNEY Girls' League 1-2-33 La Tertulia 1'2'3Q Booster Club 2. STEPHEN XlCC.-ABE Boys' League 1-2-33 Dramatics Club 33 H. E. C. A. -3 Hi-Times 33 I. R. L. 2-3. CALVIN C. NTCKIBBEN Boys' League 1-2-33 Tiger Guards 1. El'NlcE LEE NIc3K1Tnlc:x Choir 2-3: G. A. A. 1-2-33 Girls' League 1-2-3: Girls' Chorus 1-2-33 Hi-Times 2, G. A. A. Treasurer 3. Triple Trio 2. ROBERT NICPHEHSOX Entered frivnx Tmvell High Sclluul. San Francisco. Cali- fornia. Boys' League 1-2-33 Boys' Chorus 33 Football 33 Track 2. , Y RAOUL GENE MADDOX Band Uniform Manager, Trombone Quartet 1, V. Pres- ident 2, Trombone Trio 2, Band 33 Boys' League 1-2- 33 Boys' Chorus 1-23 Choir 1-2, Quartet 2, Octet 33 La Tertulia 1, Treasurer 2, President 33 Prom Committee 23 Science Club 33 City GOv't. Park Supt. 33 I. R. L. 2, Chairman 3: Swing Band 1-2-33 Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 1-23 Bones Inc. 1-2, Pres. 3. BARBARA LEE NLANLEY Entered from Lincoln Park High School, Lincoln Park, Michigan. Academic: Crater 1-2-33 Girls' League 1-2-3g H. E. C. A. 1-2-3, President 33 Hi-Times 13 Science Club 2-33 Prom Committee 23 Torch Honor 1-2-33 Tri- Hi-Y 2-33 Quill and Scroll 2-3, Secretary 3. VELMA NTARCLWI Entered from Hooper High, Hooper, Colorado. Girls' League 2-3. DON FLOYD BTARTIN Boys' League 1-2-33 Science Club 2-3. ROGER NlCL'NE Boys' League 1-2-35 Choir 35 Science Club 2-3. Nl.-XRCRET BEVERLY NlERO Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 15 Torch Honor 1-25 Treasurer Spiral Club 3. Xl.-SRY ANNE NIIKSCKE F. H. A. 35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Secretary and Treasurer H. E. C. A. 2-35 Prom Committee 25 Torch Honor 1-25 Usher, Athletic 2-35 Usher Formal 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. BEBE llllLLS,-XPS Crater 25 F. H. A. 1-2-3, Vice-President 33 Girls' League 1-2-35 Treasurer 33 Girls' League Council 35 Torch Honor 1-25 Usher 35 Spiral Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3. MARIAN P. MITCHELL Choir 2-35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 1-25 La Tertulia 1-2-35 Girls' Sextet 3. EVELYN MOEN Girls' League 1-2-35 Bowling 25 F. H. A. 1-2-35 Usher Athletic 35 Usher Formal 35, Art League 1-2. BARBARA lbl0ENCH Girls' League 1-2-35 Crater 25 Dramatics Club 15 Bowl- ing 25 Science Club 25 Torch Honor 1-2-35 Tumbling Club 25 Usher Athletic 25 Usher Formal 25 Spiral Club 2. SHIRLEY LANETTE MOFFATT Girls' League 1-2-35 G. A. A, 1-2-35 Vice President 3: Girls' Chorus 35 Art Club 1-2. DIANA NIONIA Girls' League 1-2-35 G. H. A. 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3. VIOLA JOYCE MONTGONIERY Girls' League 1-2-35 Band 25 Choir 25 F.I-LA. 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Orchestra 1-2-35 President and Concert- master 3 String. LAURA DEI: ML'IR Girls' League 1-2-35 F. H. A. 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 15 Torch Honor 1-2. NIAXINE JULIA MYERS Girls' League 1-2-35 Choir 1-2-35 F. H. A. 3: Usher 2-35 Boosters 1. BILL NEELY Entered from St. Mary's Academy, Medford, Oregon, 1948. Basketball 25 Boys' League 2-35 Bowling 25 Sen- ior Class President 35 Football 35 Order of M 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Track 2. BETTY COLLEEN NEFF Choir 35 F. H. A. 15 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 1-2. ERNEST COLEMAN NELSON Boys' League l-2-3: Football 1-2-35 Order of M 35 Track 1-2-3. JEAN :NELSON F. H. A. 2-35 Girls' League 1-2-3. JUANITA MOORE F. H. A. 25 Girls' League 2-3. DoI.oREs LoL'1sE MORRIS Academic: Girls' League 1-2-35 Choir 1-25 Dramatics Club 15 Girls' Chorus 15 H. E. C. A. 2-35 Science Club 35 Torch Honor 1-2-35 I. R. L. 3. JACK BIORRIS Boys' League 1-2-35 All-Conference Basketball 1-2-35 Bowling 1-2-35 Football 1-2-3, All-Conference 2-35 Or- der of M 1-2-35 Track 1-2-35 All-State Hurdles 2-35 Ski Club 1-2-3. LEE HENRY Moss Boy's League 1-2-3. HELEN RLTHERFORD NIKODYM Dramatics Club lg Girls' League 1-2-33 Orchestra 1-2. SYBIL NIICHELE OLDER A. S. B. Secretary 33 Bowling 2-33 Crater 23 Dramatics 1-23 Girls' League 1-2-33 La Tertulia 1-23 Social Chair- man 33 Ski Club 2-3g Tumbling Club 2-33 Treasurer 33 Athletic Usher 2-33 Formal Usher 2-33 Spiral Club 2-33 Football Queen 3. BARBARA JEAN OLE.-A Entered from El Monte Union High, El Monte, Califor- nia, 1948. Bowling 2-33 Dramatics Club 33 Girls' League 2-33 Girls' Chorus 33 Tumbling Club 23 Ski Club 2-33 Art League 2. HENRY F. PADGHAM Academic: Band 1-2-33 Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State lg Football 23 Orchestra 1-2-33 Science Club 2, President 33 City Government, Building Inspector 33 Trombone Quartet lg Trombone Trio 23 Swing Band 2-31 l.R.L. 33 Hi-Y 1-2-33 Bones Inc. l-23 Radio 3. LEO WALTER PARKER Boys' League 1-2, Vice-President 3: Football 1-2-33 Order of M 1-2, President 3. MICHJKEL PATIENCE Entered from Ashland High School, Ashland, Oregon, 1949. Boys' League 3. LEA:-i I.ouisE PEABom' Academic: Dramatics Club 1-35 Girls' League l-2-53 La Tertulia 1-2-33 Torch Honor 1-2-3. BEVERLY JEAN PE,-ART Girls' League 1-2-33 F. H. A. 1-23 Band 3. AJAX PEIRCE JR. Boys' League 1-2-33 Bowling 1-23 Pep Team 33 Ski Club 1-2-33 Radio 1-2-3. RICHARD PERVORSE Boys' League 1-2-3. JOAN RAsML'ssEN Dramatics Club 1-23 F. H. A. 1-2-33 Girls' League l-2453 Prom Committee 23 Tumbling Club 2-33 Spiral Club 2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Secretary F. H. A. 23 Editor Sho-Nuff 3. JANE ELLEN RAY Girls' League 1-2-33 Tumbling Club 33 Usher 33 Spiral Club 2-33 Boosters 31TI'i-Hi-Y 2-3. ROBERT LEWIS RENTCIILER Boys' League 1-Z-33 Boys' State 13 H.E.C,A. 33 Prom Committee 23 Hi-Y l-2-33 I. R. L. 3. TOM RHODES Entered from Grant High School, Portland, Oregon 19483 A. S, B. Yell King 3: Boys' League 2-33 Student Council 33 Pep Team 33 Ski Club 2-3. VIRGINIA LEE RICIINIONII Bowling 23 Choir I-2-33 Senior Class Secretary 33 Dra- matics 1-23 F. H. A. 23 Girls' League 1-2-33 Tumbling Club 2-33 Athletic Lisher 33 Formal Usher 33 Spiral Club 2-33 Sextet 1-2-33 Trio 2. BETTE JEANE RIIIOLEI' Entered from Manual Arts Senior High School, Los An- geles, California, 1018, Girls' Basketball 31 Crater 33 Dramatics Club l-33 F. H. A. 1-2-33 Girls' League 1-2-33 Tumbling Club 33 Usher 33 Master Dancers 1-23 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3. SHIRLEY PETERS Crater 1-23 F. H. A. 2-33 Girls' League 1-2-33 Girls' Chorus 23 Hi-Times 33 Tumbling 23 Ushers 2-33 Spiral Club 2-3. NANCY LEE PIERCE Girls' League 1-2-3 Choir 2-33 Band 1-2-3, Uniform Manager 33 Girls' Chorus lg Orchestra 2-3. JIM POND Boys' League 1-2-33 Bowling 33 Football 33 Science Club 2-33 Tiger Guard 1-23 Ski Club 33 Baseball Manager 2. AVOREY Lois PUTMAN Girls' League 1-2-33 F. H. A, 1-23 Art League 2-33 Boos- ters 3. .F i GLORIA JUNE ROBINETTE Bowling 35 Crater 2, Business Manager 35 Girls' Lea- gue 1-2-35 La Tertulia 2-35 Athletic Usher 3: Formal Usher 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2-35 I. R, L. 2, Secretary-Treasurer 31 Radio 2-3. Bi2vER1.Y.-Xxx Romsox G. A. A. 1-2, President 35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' League Council 3. ELIZABETH Roxsizs Entered from St. Marys Academy, Medford, Oregon, 1948. Dramatics Club 3g F. H. A. 35 Girls' League 2-35 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Hi-Times 2. TED RLBENSTEIN Boys' League 1-2-35 Bowling 1-2-34 Football 1-2-35 La Tertulia 1-2-35 Order of M 2-35 Science Club 25 Track 25 Ski Club 3. JEAN HWONNF HLxT7 Crater2 3 F H A 3 Girls League 12 3 H E C A 3 La I'ertulia 1 2 3 Prom Committee 2 Tennis Club 1 Tumbling Club 3 Athletic Usher 2 3 Formal Usher 1 2 3 Tri Hi Y 1 2 3 Booster 1 Ski Club 3 JOYCE RL SSELL A A 2 Sec 3 Gir Ieagi. 2 Girls Chorusl CAROI E ANNET1-: suis Girls League 1 2 3 Bovsling 2 Crater 2 3 Girls Lea gue Council 3 H EC A 1 3 Commissioner of Mem bership 3 La Tertulia 1 2 3 Secretary 3 Torch Honor 1 2 3 Usher 2 3 Tri Hi Y 1 2 3 Chaplain 3 Boost er 1. PHYLLIS SCHNEIDER Girls' League 1-2-3' Choir 2-3' Girls' Chorus 1-2' Tum- bling Club 2. CARRY C. SHULER Boys' League 1-2-35 Football 1-2-35 Order of M 35 Track 1-2-35 City Govt., Water Commissioner. ROBERT L. SEMON Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 15 H. E. C. A. 2-35 Hi-Times 35 Science Club 2-3. ...JL JAMES RICHARD SIMONSON Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State 1-35 Crater Photo- grapher 35 Science Club 35 I. R. L. 3. ELIZABETH JOANN SMITH Girls' League 1-2-35 Girls' Chorus 1-35 Usher 3. E. LARUE SMITH Boys' League 1-2-35 Basketball 1-2-35 Bowling 35 Or- der of M l-Z-35 Track 1-2-3. MARLENE SMITH Entered from Rio Vista High School, Rio Vista, Cali- fornia. Bowling, Treasurer 35 F. H, A. 2-35 Treasurer 35 Girls' League 1-2-35 Hi-Times 35 Usher 35 Tum- bling Club 25 Spiral Club 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. Lols NIARIE SNYDER Girls' League 1-2-35 F. H. A. 15 La Tertulia 3. JAMES H. SPENCER Boys' League 1-2-35 Band 1-2-35 Football 15 Track 1. BOB D. SHAFFER Boys' League 1-2-3. FREDDIE JACK SHANNON Boys' League 1-2-35 La Tertulia 1-2-35 Tennis Club 2 35 J. V. Football 1. ROBERT SHORES Boys' League 1-2-35 Basketball 2-35 Boys' Chorus 3: Order Of M 2-35 Track 1-2-35 Baseball 1. DONALD SIMON Boys' League 1-2-3. A. LEE SPENCER Boys' League 1-2-3: Band 1-2-3. LYLE C. STARKEY Academic: Boys' League 1-2-35 Debate 1-2-3. LEE C. STOTHERS Boys' League 1-2-35 Debate 2-35 Science Club 2-35 I. R. L. 3, Radio 35 Art League 3. DONALD MILTON STnA1:s Boys' League 1-2-3. ., '1 K-XXVI '-. ' fx DOREEN VENELLE STRAUS ,,, Girls' League 1-2-35 G. A. A. 1-25 La Tertulia 1-2-3 Spiral Club 2-35 Boosters 2-3. STEVE SWEDBERG Boys' League 1-2-35 Football Wu.I.1AM THOMSON 35 Track 3. Boys' League 1-2-35 Basketball 2-35 Boys' State 2 Class Treasurer 25 Football Committee 25 Science Club 2 1-35 Order of M 35 Prom -35 Track 1-3. DOLORES MAE THORNTON Girls' League 1-2-3. MURIAL B. TOLLE Academic: Girls' League Spiral Club 2. JACK W. VANCE Boys' League 1-2-3. 1-2-35 Torch Honor 1-2-3 Xl.-X1tl.1-INFI xYA1'I'1i WILLIAM OWEN WALKER Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State lg Class President lg Dramatics Club 33 H. E. C. A. 53 Science Club 2-3g Student Council lg Torch Honor 1-2g Track lg Hi-Y 1-2-35 I. R. L. 1-Z-31Sv.'ing Band. .JANET NAOMI WJALTON Girls' League 1-2-5: Crater 2-3g Bowling 2-3g Ushers 1-2-3g Boosters 1gTI'i-Hi-Y 1-2-3, Treasurer 3. KENNETII LEE WVATSON Boys League 1-2-53 Football Manager 1. Hi-Y 2-5. JAMES l,0I'Cl.AS VVARD Boys' League 1-2. Secretary 33 Football 33 Order of M 33 Science Club 2-34 J. V, Football 1-2. NORMA JANE WVARD Crater 23 FHA. 21 Girls' League 1-2-53 Prom Commit- tee Zg Athletic Usher 2-39 Spiral Club 2, Secretary 3. ELIIIA ETIIEL VANHORN Girls' League 1-2-5. DARLENE Lot' VINCENT Girls' League 1-2-53 Art League 1-2. DON VINCENT Boys' League I-2-5. Sergeant at Arms gl Football 1-2-5 Order of M 1-Z-3, Vice President 'rg Track 1-2-33 Base ball 1. JEAN VINZANT Girls' League 1-2-3. GEORGE BRINTAIN WEIR Boys' League 1-2-35 Tennis Club 25 I. R. L. 35 Tech- nician 35 Hi-Y 35 City Govt., Police Chief. JAMES RICHARD w7ELTY Entered from Bremerton High School, Bremerton, Wash. Academic: Boys' League 2-35 H. E. C. A. 35 Science Club 2-35 Torch Honor 2-35 I. R. L. 35 Hi- Y 2-3, Vice-President 35 Baseball 2-3. WARREN C. WEN DT Academic: A. S. B. President 35 Choir 2-35 Basketball 1- 2-35 Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' State 15 Class Representa- ative 25 La Tertulia 1-2-35 Pointkeeper 25 Order of M 1-2-35 Prom General Chairman 25 Science Club 2-35 Student Council 2-35 Torch Honor 1-2-3, Vice-President 25 Hi-Y 2. HARRY LAVELL WHITE Boys' League 1-2-35 Spiral Club 2-3. JACK WHITLOCK Boys' League 1-2-35 Ski Club 35 Technician 3. DONALD WILKINSON Boys' League 1-2-35 Boys' Chorus 25 Order of M 2-35 Baseball 1-25 Basketball 1-2-3. BIARJORIE ELAINE WILLIAMS Entered from Ashland High School, Ashland, Oregon, 19475 Bowling 25 Crater 25 F. H. A. 35 G. A. A. 35 Girls' League 2-35 Tumbling Club 2-35 Usher 2-35 Spiral Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3. BONNIE WILSON Entered from Humboldt County High School, Winne- mucca, Nev., 1949. Girls' League 35 Girls' Chorus 35 I. R. L. 35 Crater Queen 3. DARRELL CHARLES WILSON Boys' League 1-2-351-Ii-Y 2-3. iVlARIE WLIMMER Girls' League 1-2-35 Choir 2-35 Dramatics Club 15 F. H. A. 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Usher 1. ' ERN EST WISELY oRoTHY JEAN WRIGHT M422 ROBERT ERNEST NVRIGHT FRANCES JOAN ZIMBLEMAN Boys' League 1-2-3g Tiger Guards 1-2. Boys League 1 2 3 Scxence Club 2 3 Art League 1 Irls League 1 2 3 Bowl n 3 Gnrls Chorus 1 1- C ...fy g,V,..fL Gir s' League 1-2-33 Band 1-2-33 G. A. A. 1-2-35 - chestra 2-35 Clarinet Quartet 2-35 Band Secretary 3. JOHN RICHARD ZIMMERS Entered from De Soto High School, De Soto, Kansas. Boys' League 3. CITY GOVERNMENT DAY Bang! Bangf City Council is now in Session. So Spoke Mayor-for-a-Day Mercer King. as he called his fellow city officials to order on Noxenilier 15. the Senior stu- dent city government day. Election of students who were to serv' had heen conducted as rigorously as any election of permanent city officials. and the students elected were determined to do as we-ll as they possibly could. In addition to serving as the mayor and council. they took over the jobs of tax collector, police chief, and the other city offices. 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LK A-,s '+iQ ?'fi'v?f' if H ' I Q.-sg P' 'X 'X7f5ff-.Wwfswrf W 5 - .Q :agf',Pf'-'f'-QW 1 ' F, 'sts .QU X vii.-,,',' . 5-,ff-wixfifijwqEi4furi- Ifa' L I-Q.-n.,?'k :lil M: , Lff?f11+fQ THE CI ASQ OF 19.91 The old alma mater eemed Stranffelx famlltar a we tarted out on our Second xear a junmr The character we had called emor had been Uraduated We new uppfr cla men lor lxed at the ophS and que 'loned Dld we look that wax laSt war llllfflllf' tluh Eiflltlllf' and port wlth more enthu 13 rn than la t xear we now had omethlnff to Sas ln the operatron of them lqonthall Sea nn tarted nff with a hang Oh tho e Ch 111 fall nlffht remember U1 'ind Hal fla lllIlf7 11 ro S the Ula me Wllll Whlths Pureell Denman and B hfar ll flxltl w uld he ta1klerS ur remfmher Ixexth Sweetlx tootmg out StarduSt it th1 halt' tnnf when lwhtS wfre dow n lm ' llarrlft fortune and Janst proxed t at thf 1ntnrS s 1r1n t thf onlx one who had lunUS Fxerx when were jumor g1rlS dlreet Hlf' p111pl1 and ell1ngpr1mvramS Thex dnl 'in euellent job 11wur e 1aS etmll Se1S1mn ff er 'lrfmunf unc JUIIIOTR wrrc rtf rt ln thf t ll tf lt lu hr elvtll e pcclallx Second wear boss c0nSt1tuted a rnajorxtx of the regulars Our prom w 1- '1 n1e1nS of drawmg talent out of our m0St IIIOCTPQI el1S m1teS and tn w IN r1 'tf nn the nrlvmalltx heautx and ur eeSS ofthe w hole affqlr Counts S h ur f hzrd w urlx went xntu what wet one of the flnet prom III the h1 tort 0 t e annual danu th 1 1 f u whu ct hugh goal for our elxeS tn Nledford Hwh mam approuh lttilnlnfft ltllt ln UllI'jLlI1l1tl' we 1 pr1 It fncx w1S won lm Bolt ll11Sw1arth who Sucecuer our S1vph1nnore 1 t n 11, I ur iS met ln were fr w B01 fl lef ll' fr r 1 1 S en r nrt 1 1 S fretlrx eftnenf l mc ex lf' 1 'mc 1rg1 int 1t lf S lf x mur h1 IN d u tn our thou and 1nd me prnhl1mS wlth 1 7 t PIN S 1 QIXCWIII to tl rw lt :tr v 1 1 mn JL 'NIUH LI X55 OP Fll FRS tr r1w e 0 rwm 1 ure pre lf en lfnrx Bn hc. tudent LOUIILI rt J enta fl nr r w ffl tv rlght B01 Bo wortl pre lClt'I1t Bar var1 1 up re arx J1 'Ullxllf l lndlex tr1'1 urfr - S ., C 1' ' ' S ' 5 - . 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Bob Schei Shirlev Seekatz Marie Shulz Ruth Sexton Darlene Shrover Diana Skidmore ,lim bingler De Way'ne Smith Dick Smith De Lores Smylie Ray Smith Loren Soderlund Martha Spatz Alice Stansfield Don Stanley Marian Stegall Don Stevens Huston Stinson Shirley Stephenson Keith Sullivan Phil Sweet Mary Jo True Martha Tayl OI' Sharon Tuffs Shannon Va n Valzah Bob Walker Dick Vinson Dick Weber Roger Welch Alice White Bettle White Mary Lou White Carol Wxkstrom Corinne Wing James Wright lrene Willlams Cherie Zibull Johnny Hinderer Betty Stew art Harrv Stauffer Le Roy Luchterhand Bob Barker Capitola Barnes Ray Bowler Bill Bradford Henry Chavez Roberta Clutter Edmond Davis Bob Dunagan Avis Gilman Edith Haley Gerald Henagin Murline Jacobs Ken Knudsen Bonnie Martin Not Pictured Bob McCarty Don Meadows D. C. Mills Ronald lVlcCay Raymond lVlcCuen Inez Schleigh Harry Stauffer Leonard Steege Keith Sullivan Bob Talbot David Wade Keith Walker Fred Welch Jim Whitby JKNIORS AT THE PEP ASSEMBLY These are the juniors. with the old Raimi Rah! spirit, giving their all for their class and the school in noise enthusiasm, and a general will to win. True. they were beaten more than once in the competition yell, but a little thing like losing did not hother them: in fact they seemed to come hack with even more spirit. Their pep acted as a challenge to the other classes, keeping them on their toes for all the games and helping Medford to win her victories. SOPHUIW DHES 'gif' -ff A 1 Hifflw H5 W . I 11 fi! 1 I sm' ' lf l ,ff Lf IwP ff . gl Cf .23 L- f K vs- 6 N, M51 1 1' 3. F q.M,.k'v -OAI4'-V and A 1, 'X K Wy 5 Xi , K , , 5 v X I , S ,A - --45 , 4+ , YQTI- pa Q Y .1 ,,.wmmH.i j,uf,?w.....f,,,,. K8 V ,lf .4 ' ' ' if.-: . 2 2431-, 3 f- , :J k x 'Q' K- wg ,sf- ' P , 2 ' , g V ' - Iv.. 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A DOLLAR, A TEN O'CLOCK SCHOLAR . . . lr SOPHOMORES FORETELL DOOM OF BEND Here lies Bend. It was an appropriate motto for their unique entry in the Noise Parade. The sophomore float committee. composed of the class officers and Ella A. Stout. their prize-winning idea from watching their own schoolmates coming out of the build- after the last class of the day. In planning their float they had fewer difficulties than would expect, although. without a chairman, they ran into a few arguments. On the of the parade all the difficulties had been resolved. and participants were just waiting got ing one day for the hearse, when they received a call from the local undertaking establishment saying that the conveyance would not be available for the parade because of more pressing business. After much tearing of hair and running around. the sophomores finally managed to acquire the necessary vehicle. They hurriedly decorated it, and the cortege set off in the parade with the confidence of old troopers. The many trepidations which had beset them were set at rest that evening when it was announced that their float had won second prize for originality. Great joy and hilarity had characterized the day. I rf 1 ll XLTIX Il IE N fffkg.f1f1.'1 w.Kl'1!l x lffffw fir! QM' I1fll1', ,!I!f Ulf! fllffwf iff l!!1NrHf'l1'f!l lHf!1lg1f11'X lm! lfw !!11lH, f.'fllx fffflggfflffvffl I VKX ix 4I.1! f 'l 'N 'N ' V N I sk 1 .-11 1 urvvfpl? 'Lf ,,itf'x'r vw 413113 f iv' fc' , , f 4? A I , E LJ 55: ,fit -:JJ n 'Z Q b 9 14 - gf. iw .-.I g . f .. .v O f ' , , , A-key -1--w G H -4. in M.H.S. GROWS THE WORK BEGINS Rum-m-m-m-m-m-m-b-b-b-b-l-l-l-l-l ! Is it an earthquake? Wrong again. It was just a combination of the jack-hammer and steam shovel. This noise. nerve-shattering as it was. marked the beginning of construction on Medford High's new section. As students watched. the steam shovel seemed almost human as it tapped huge blocks of cement with its steel teeth and then came back with open jaws for a monstrous bit of delectable cement, made even more edible to this creature when coated with brown earth. Then students noticed that it was not the steam shovel but another odd looking machine Cwhich reminded them of a dentist's drilll. a jack hammer that caused the vibration of the building. as the hammer drilled away the concrete steps. One student remarked, I'd hate to get caught in the revolving cement mixer. All his classmates agreed as they noted the condition of the once gravel, cement, and water as it poured from the giant coffer. A girl commented. It looks just like the first cake I made . . . Before I put it in the oven. of course. During all this time the buzz saw whined discontentedly as though it were hungering for attention. Although the noise was hard to endure as we finished last year, we expand gratefully into our new classrooms and cafeteria. ' THE NEW WING ' 'a -Mic? 141'-, , pf' - Lf, fr' . Q? ,, E52 R, , Q35 .Z .1 :eg ' W M, , V X 1 - 1 ,C 4 .4435 ' f' 5-. IMF , , - 'fri , 5 ,u as 's 9' I ., ,. f ip? Af img I Y' av , .df , J ,, QM, J S 'ii ny Y 4 :f A v -. '-- . - , ,J ,r, mu ,a 2 ,wzvuqn ,A :Vg 19 'Qbw aa. 4 V gf . 1 I, 1 . if Q S ,Quit 9 v .A . A 5 f QEF' ' X I 'ww wg.. t 'T , 351 ff' ...fri . 3 5 I Q 4. Aw, 4 if N '05 XYZZYF! E 3 ' 9 A A129 A va wwf V H, 'JK' 4 'ws' sk 'S , . ,f 4 . f,.. A iq? -J l'l?1,, f ..L .3311--f , - 1,-Q fi ' k ' AQ . 'kf sr .N rv, Y 'A vc. W- '. M' ' f'?.'w , 5 1 I 23, X X Y yn , .P 4 4' 0 if . 35 z? 4- 2 1 5. 3 ci gag . , .3-v V, 22 M, Af 'Sw , , 96-, . 34.5, til .w ., 1 , I , - 1 4 Q N L A v., Qu. f, .. . ff A 'ff x 5, 'ht :E . , 4, ,L ' ,is-5 X, ,. noe 1 X . -. ff' 5. .f Ld. 1 1, 14. ia X h - 1 K 34 4 -M . 29 We sl' ', rv Q. 4 Y . 1 Q K H4 . w Q , ' vii . Z J YQ: I 4, 'Q' fy'-Q A ,fi2q1'R 1 1 'f .A I, ry . 5' 91' - 1 -.-t :Vg-'Ag ' L f- ' lg',Qfgr ji,-. . ' 5-153 f gg, . 1f.ef:': '-es., 'f' . -Q L 4 I 1, V' 'A , V1 ,garb 4 r Q it a T ,55 .Q 98 . v 7 Q f fr I' J V r I gg, X 9,10 K A W , M 'T ' 'Sw 1 1,1 v9 Q I, W 911, -. N'-Q ,,, f.. wg, J, NT NOISE PARADE DRE ICF Forms STEAM FOR CANNIBAL STEW Crater Float-Elayne Leach. Bob Gilman. LOCAL INJUNS OF THE HI- TINIES TRIBE. MAKE MEDI- CINE AGAINST BEND LAYA lllf.-XRS . . . Norma Snell. Sally Edge. Joanne l.f-ixlxer. Juan Dean, Shirley Petera llarlmara Crigsby. Barbara Olea. GO WAY, DON'T BOTHER US. THE PARADE STARTS IN TEN MINUTES . . . Carol Wickstrom, Pat Crow. HEAP BIG INJUN . . . Joan Dean. 4.l :gmW'f ' 'W I HIDES HANG HIGH AT M.H.S .... Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y-Foreground: Don Denman: Background: Carol McKeen. IO9 5? I 1 - 5 af LW g? I FOOTBALL QUEEN QUEEN TORNADIA DANCE! S ponsured by H i-Times. al fi' CROWNING THE QUEEN. Leo Parker and Billie Older. Chosen from three candidates. Billie Older reigned at the annual Hi-Times ball. November 4. This dance honored the heroic Tornado football team. LIVE WIRES Always on the gn. vxllilmiting that scintillat- ing smile uf his Warren Wvmlt. a respwnsiblv ,-X.S.B. pre-siclvnt. clmggs about the mxunpus in his Illlltl-'IllLiNlIt'1l NrIf'l'l'lll'j' lu-z-ping: L1 wulvliful mf- un llis lvruml. Wi-ll knuwn for llis lIlIIIlUf47IlN nature- :mil ulnility In slum- witlmut rwunpluirlillg. Susan Drummond. the dignified spokesman fur the bull-whipped nmllsr-.N is uften Called The Great Ifniancipalurf' Her satirical lmmur and sly smile have made ller a wellsknuwn per- sunulity. AWAY IN HIS MUD-STAINED NIERCKRY-Warren Wendt. SISIHS CIISS IN THE NI.-XKINIL-Susan Drummnnal. A J. Nlervei' lxing imported esperially for us from the Hawaiian Islands. here if a hwy w'ith a flaslif ing: sinile and magnetic' pi-rs-inality. When asked thi- s1'l'H'I of his success. he re-plierl. 0lt. l just liu-, The girl with the wonderful smile- is liarhara Nlanley, This is a girl who is always greeted with eyes nf aulmiration because of her Sclinlastie ability. but soun her charm Captiyates and her winning smile sliwws a girl with a truly luvahle personality. YOU WOLLDYT DO THAT! -Barbara Manley. -55' If UO. I JUST LIVE! -Mercer King I'NI l.I-IAVINU YOU NOWYA'--Alam-t :Khin LIVE WIRES Iwi-f-il anrl -vwet janv! ,Xlrlmtt i- tea-inglly callwl the' Flaming Marnie, of the- We--I lN'f'lill'!' uf hor rc-ml hair. Nl.H.S. will rni-- hvr huhlmling -piril whvn -he' return- In lnwa for he'r -e-ninr yvar. Martin john-un. nur head technician. i- -aiil tn have been lmurn with a -crew driwr in hi- muulh. He can usually ln- fuunil walking the- Cat walk- high nwrlwail, hraxing: the- rlangvr- uf hw wire'-N or da-hing alwut arranging for noun inuvie- and -pevial a--ernhlie-. He- i- grf-atly admired fur hi- dependability and quick sense of humor. I GOT 'EM TWISTED! -Martin Juhnsnn. , ,fr 4 gg t 4 f, . f 'i i I 3 ,f W M . X fi W Sv F T4 2 f A . .X lr-,A A 1 Z. , 4 'I . ' we f 'f' ss gd .I 43' f X. it Ai N4 P.. 2.2 VT W -54 A ut, Q A hem' x .' 5 f 1, ,mv . I. R. L. CONVENTION CONVENTION DELEGATES BEING SERVED IN NEW LUNCHROOM Medford played host to delegates nf I.H.L. from all parts of Jackson County. February 15. Dr. Munk spoke to these students on the topic of And Nou' the H-bombf' DR. MUNK SPEAKS TO DELECATES ON THE H-BOMB 9 if ' 'ii U if , M ,ff f I J W 0 M ' My . I T I I Y r J l ff I , 7 fi , fy . i A NN 'X VJ I f if, AS f. LIIR: . ,J if , , N wi ' ,ILL X . X A11 A I X t bpd '7 . -U 1 fp -fi' UV af' A A .V ,J i 1' lf .1 1 .-XIN'T Slllf fvwlllfli . . . fu Yalrivty' Nlmvx 4-ntrunt. Sylxia lfalcin. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DAME . . . Y -Variety Show en- trantx Kaye- Craiwfurd. .loan Dean. Marlene Smith. lane Durno. Billie Ulflrr. THE LAST OF THE CAYENIENY Conrad Hulzgang. Ken Watson. Chuck Cfmk, PRINCESS JOYCE ISICA-XHDC PN Suphmnorf' Clam :- O 'QQ-f NQPNS JXNI ll . , ,Q-, My Ai? I I' Q epis - fl, f fr qv M, x 4 4 'ff' ,Q M f f Q 1 6, , V Wfsfi Q ii fa-2 !f . .' 9 aff, ik 14, f lu ,, . Q, ' of ' ff LEE? Ai, f, 'B- ,J4 A I 95 1 ri' , . 6 .1 Ja 3,1 ff: vii' . f, .,:.,Z-'A . :gig Q ffffa ta , '1 ,Q V QUEEN BONNIE WILSON Senior Class Chosen by her class, which by purchasing the greatest number of Craters, had the privilege of selecting the Queen. The senior dance was the scene of the coronation of Queen Bonnie 5 . I S gy, I- I 5 1 I i 3 1 .41 . S 3 i 3 is t ft V fr 1. 6 , i xg . 'ui 'A iii 'rf gg, L If :U z 2 5 if E f f' 4 Tv If 1 's Q w ' 'G M' x. A ' M Av J -P i s Vi A 5 .Q ,Q J E , 41 3 ww ov ' ,4 t .L Q fi ' 'ai 'fm - I ff ff, , A. K sv ' fu- Q '- QU' MJ S, if wry, W1 l y V 4 Q 3 4 lj lg l lg! Ili IM it I 5 5 l I Q 'Q l M 'K L I., nw Y Tw T 'I' if Q? W V Y V W ' 'W V V if 4 ' x J Sf ff I ii? 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Salulatorian ,...., ....,.,i.Kenneth Boshears .,.......Marcia Taylor M,,Wc:a:W4 7970 l23 y v ,, ff ,- .., S 1 A f 4 f fl fx ' 4.1 f f f 1, , 'I r,, 1ff'.1,.X ',!,1.r,.mf 'ff-.M j',,x,v.x.,' '1lAl , , , -Vf,x, Hfffmnf.. f1hXH f1v fN'fXf ,'. I ' 4 ' l !!J'1'YX! .'-I.'- - . V I Y, f V 1 f ' ' '141 1 -f- ,x ., - 1 -, ff, ' . 1' ' ., , A 4 If . , 1 4 , . N v . .. - , f ' . K I f . ,- V' 1 , I V tl VI 1 . 74 If '23 Fw: .Q 'S I.. ,, , 5 :f ' ?W,,. 1 . ' ' A iw - ,I . z-3 WL, W Q. .V IL, mg 2 ng. - : ' fi ,L . Z in? 21 A Af-ff - -1 f -wp gi, 'fx' , ,-J 1' I' .X 65' +A5.pgf5'3-H , , if-.fq ' F' ffiv'5e2 - W' f f- Q55-F3 A. f 2:5 -Q The fifty-piece orchestra this year is composed of students from both junior and senior high. Under the competent direction of Miss Melba Chehak it has given to the school much fine music in the form of Christmas and spring concerts. The orchestra has received much favorable comment upon the beauty and finish of its performance. Joyce Montgomery, Maureen Rice. Margaret Huson Robene Starcher. X Q xx -'54 ff' F ..f ' ij , m x an V , it , A 'v is at ,Q r W' - N is 4 ,EL w 1 3' ,4 U g, E-f xv N' qx gy Zu ' Q x q V sgigwff gi xx I W YY ix' X y Q A NW x 'S X ' ,, xxx -- xl X x M XX NK ' xx XB X W- Nh' X X y Q er N 5 N 1 A lm Q M C' .Q ' -,., 1' I q In X ,-. ' gy WM XA - 'Q , ' in ' Q Q f N. Yi K - 1- - my 'kd -if x N 'PL 5 X ' . ,1 ,4 Q 'IV Y ,Q F- Af . 5, YZ. 5 X, w Q .. :Q . 1, g' 51:9 fzlfd 1 1 K P my 1 z 4 ir. fm ,i SWING BAND Smooth as velvet are the versatile Yelveteers! This talented group of young musicians is led by Keith Mirick and Raoul Maddox. They are achiev- ing wide recognition as producers of fine music. Serving as Medford Highs Swing Band. they have combined into a rhythmical and smooth playing unit. As their recognition gained. so did their popularity. and they no longer confine their talents to the halls of Medford High. Numerous engagements around Medford as various civic affairs result- ed in the Swing Band bank account. If Row one Roger Hogstrom Earle 'Newman Loretta Rush Vernon Lehman Dale Ward Row two Bill Walker Kay NIcKlanahan Henry Padgham Raoul Maddox Walter Kendall Keith wIlI'lCk Tramp tramp tramp The 'Nledford Senior High bchool Band 1 on the march again Hour of practice and hours of struggle for perfection Thi i your reward for being a good loval member of the band It 1 after the show after the parade after the game that you realize you and the band have been a success That is the thrilling part This is vour reward Succe as a performer You are a person who has ma tered something Before you can realize thi suc ces you mut spend hour on practice and rehearsal During the football sea on the band spent every fir t period as well a every Thur dav night on the football field marching and countermarching. Rain or shine. nothing stopped them. They had a show' to put on that coming Friday night. Finally the reason wag over and the band. on the final night. reviewed everything they had done during that season. Behold! They were a succefi. The band is under the very able direction of Mr. I. A. Mirick. Thi: is Mr. Mirick s fifth year here. and every year seem: to come up to or pa .'.' the pre- ceding year as to quality. quantity. and willingness to work. Thii year Medford hai a 52-piece band which ha: been unuiually active. The band hai travelled to out-of-town game:. har given concert: at home and Camp White. and har played for mort of the pep a::emblief. After school there if alway: qome kind of a rehearial in the band room. Nfr. llirick plan: to fend the band to the conteft again thi: year. Thu: the hard working band man can look forward to more work before he finally realizer the yearly pu eff h':. 1, , aw .1 5 i- wi wmww x 1-li' Q. H' Vrm rv VX' Avi 's A , f, , .. .x A. 'Q - X 5? U .i' w xr, -YA W - f 39,6 '2-an 7 i' K F , -4 BOOSTERS The Booster- Cluh. which is an auxiliary marching unit to the high school hand. does much earh year especially during the football season to foster school . .. spirit and adds a great deal to the glamor of the half-time shows at our football LOLDE JAMES games. Dressed in their maroon sweaters with white insignia and white skirts. they make a beautiful picture as they come down the field. The Cluh this year is led hy Louise James. the president. She is Lhri-lf'll hy Billie Curtner. All girls ljfl'Sidf'fll in the eluh who complete he footlmall skiisotl are- awarded letters for their loyalty and hard work. New nn-mln-rs 4 f- acc:-lite ea ye-A r to 'll iaf'am'iv-s let' y g nation, - Membership is limi rl to fort Th ' ' a g. oup of 'irls who 're 1 finitf-ly vontrihuling to the-ir rhool. s of ot - lin tr-rs 1 hi i W X' X, X N X . T tt . N T .X Q . I X i N . , . X Y 1 . , ,f gh i - ' 1 ' Y V v X ' X isiin' CURTNER x Sw-rrflrzry I BOOST -Hgiow ine: Curtner. ickingh . Liles. Co meth. W ddle. Long. D. James. Morrison. L. James. Straus. Row two: Neathamer. Byers. B. Smith. Dallaire. Putman. Gates. De-Zell. Evans. Beeney. Ray. Row three: Freeland. Razor. Paul. Cooney. Atkins. Yershore. Row four: Lemmon. Martin. Luhliers. Carman. Bishop. Hannaford. Center Front: Harris- majorette. Not : Payton-majorette. Stephenstin-majorelte. Mr. I. A. Niiriek- adviser. N' -Q. kk if 6 'Q' Q. x If if , xg VOCAL MUSIC Row one: Jim Grimm. Raoul Maddox, Charles Ashpole. Douglas Phillip. Row two: Ronald Atkins. Roger McCuen. D. C. Mills. ,Iim Bryant. The vocal ensembles have sung for many community affairs this year. and have presented several programs before Medford clubs. In addition to singing for these. they have given specials when the choir has presented concerts at the Methodist and Luth- eran churches. The vocal ensembles under the direction of Miss Lorraine Veidt have brought much credit to the high school and pleasure to Medford. JIM CRIMM President FLORENCE LYONS JANE DURNO PAT CROW MISS LORRAINE VEIDT MISS MABEL NANSEN Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Librarian Adviser Supervisor ai' 'L 532 31 5 ,lf fn 4. -2 ,Q ,A A xy' Q HB Q .H M a, , .ug T! J ,, -,ga - H' ' Y j 9l 'I wr 'Y' -wa. ii -Q 1 1? , . '3 2Q:lgfg4,-,, fggfzer A f I34 Q-A AM , XM, 5 1' Wy' iz! vs, mv 1 N -3 R' J -V 33 S' -:f E3 ' J V 5 :si Q. ,J 2 fn ig' ma. f-mtv! in2?-4: 1 Mg, H .MQ h . wx ,'Sif.j?.,j:x ,'1Q5ff' 'km-f. um 1' X ,ly-7' 1 3. ff 'ir S, QL X3 xv: L. 'P Q -9 rg as 4' Q 5- f 9 1' bf' Y 1, A. .1 va- Q5 vim ue: , , . 4 Qwfff-4-.5355 ,- f 596-if 'J 'T 1-Us L TJ, K '- gr lwfvft. 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BOB NEWLAND Backfield Coach FOOTBALL Five lettermen of the 1948 semifinalists. and a handful of former junior varsity and transfers turned out for foot- ball practice last September. Coach Lee Ragsdale, assisted by Fred Spiegelberg, Bob Newland. and Frank Roelandt, set to work drilling sweating players in the single wing forma- tion under a pear-ripening sun. Although sports enthusiasts and reporters predicted an ill fate for the Tornado eleven. Medford opened its season by trampling Roseburg, and went on to stop Tillimook, Redding, and Eureka in non-confer- ence tilts. In the opening conference game, however. the Black Tornado lost to Klamath, and later to Grants Pass. With these losses went all chance of district honors for Med- ford. Fired for a comeback, the Tornado stopped Bend, Ashland, and Albany, and in spite of district setbacks, placed many men on conference teams and in the honorable mention list. MEDFORD-42 ROSEBURG-0 Medford journeyed to Umpqua Valley to defeat the Roseburg Indians, September 16. The Indians, who boasted an experienced squad and a strong passing attack. had been rated slightly over the Tornado. Early in the first period Morris crashed over for six points and Faulkner and Vincent each tallied once to end the first period scoring. Two fast passes resulted in a second- quarter touchdown, but a see-saw battle characterized the third. In the fourth period Morris hit Chitwood on the aerial route for six, and went over standing up in the closing min- utes to complete the sixth touchdown. All the conversions were made by Morris. MR. FRED SPIECELBERG Line Coach l38 JACK MORRIS FRANK MORRIS ---3---, JIM GRIMM BILL THOMPSON RUSSELL FERC MEDFORD-47 TILLI MOOK-0 Medford faced an evenly rated Tillimook squad Sep- tember 23, on the Cheesmakers' home field and returned victors after a 47-0 battle. Medford beat Tillimook to the punch and tallied in every period racking up a 216-yard scrimmage to 39 for the opponents. The Tornado pushed across seven touch- downs and Morris completed five of the conversions. MEDFORD-40 REDDING-12 Black Tornado played host to the Redding eleven Sep- tember 30, and finished at the top of a 40-12 count. Doubt spread over the faces of Medford fans as Red- ding scored early in the first period. Then Bill Buckingham raced across the stripes and evened the score. The first half remained a battle with good blocking, tackling. and running on the part of both teams. The half ended 13-12 in favor of the Black Tornado. Medford hit its stride in the second half and pounded the spirit from the opposing line. Paths for the remaining four touchdowns proved easier to find. For a time the Redding crew. under the driving of their ace. ,Iohn Gilmore. threatened to make a comeback. They were forced to kick. but when Buckingham returned the punt the full way, Redding lost fight. Although the score was not close. the Redding ball club gave Medford its first opposi- tion. MEDFORD-20 EUREKAWO The Eureka Loggers visited Medford and went home defeated after a hard-fought game October 7. For three quar- ters both teams fought in a 0-0 deadlock. and it was chiefly luck that enabled the Tornado to keep Eureka pinned d0Wr1. BILL NEELY MERCER KING Xfliij, 5 .1 qimifz :U 4 rr ,g 3 wwf ! 1 f .1 J, 4 .I ,, was gs 4 I 'Aa ' ff'. . ' 1' fl' V, . 14' 'f 'J Zz' -' 2 .V .t SP M., Mmzn Q.-,1k..,..:ga. Zig? mn ,, yas, ' ,Q W u if in QW MILLS WAITS FOR PASS IN THE END ZONE MEDFORD-6 KLANIATH FALLSM21 In its first conference game of the season. Black Tor- nado met its traditional rival. Klamath Falls on the Pel's home turf. and fell before their mighty power and strategy. Injuries hampered the Black Tornado. but they held a superior club to a I5-point margin of victory. Klamath had played only single wing offensive and their strategy deceived an alert Medford eleven. Klamath pushed over three touch- downs early in the game and led 21-6 at the final gun. The Tornado. unable to get up power on plays that failed. tried a Series of passes. and snared a scant six points. NIEDI-'ORD--6 GRANTS PASS-7 Before the Medford-flrants Pass tilt. Nledford was rated the underdog by I3-20 points. Full of fire and fight the Tor- nado traveled to Grants Pass and scored first but lost the game 7-6 and was thus eliminated from district honors. Smashing. blocking. and tackling drew cheers from one of Southern Oregon's largest crowds of spectators as both teams battled back and forth with little gain. In the first quarter Medford was within the Grants Pass 10-yard line but failed to score. Again. in the second quarter Medford rallied inside the IO-stripe but at the half no score had been tallied for either side. The Cavemen handled the ball during most of the first half and outclassed Tornado on yardage. JOHN DEZELL GERALD HARRIS TED BIRDSEYE X' LEO PARKER 7 ff' ' , ,gif or . ' fi 4 - of ff AWD f M! of ,offs ,Jac ' ad,-741 FJ pi,. ....jff.Z-014-,KJ6 W Mercer King began the onslaught by intercepting a Bend pass and pushing to the five before being stopped. Buckingham made the tally. In the second quarter Morris pushed off tackle and bucked his way 25 yards for a score as the half ended. After a short but quick goal-ward march. Gene Holiday passed to Ken Brown who loped across the Medford stripes with little difficulty to score for Bend. The conversion was good. Bill Buckingham set up a touchdown drive which was climaxed by a pass from Morris to Buckingham who raced along the sidelines to score. The final touchdown came when Morris intercepted a Bend pass and returned it to the 8-yard line before being nailed to the ground. Buckingham packed the leather on the next play to cinch the game for good. On the following kick-off Bend rallied and drove to the 34 when Al Morris passed to Brown who snagged the pigskin and stumbled over the stripes to score. Wade completed his second conversion for Bend. ERNEST NELSON JIM WARD VAUGHN CLARK 5 y.A.......1,.... NIEDFORD43l ASHLAND-12 The Tornado put another game in the win column when they stopped the Ashland Grizzlies 34-I2 on the Medford turf Nosember 4. Ashland fans expected spectacular play by Jerry Langer. but when the Tornado began to blow nothing could stand in its path. Morris fired a pass to Mills and kicked for seven points early in the first period. Ashland. who found the ball too hot to handle. kicked. and Morris. behind superb blocking. returned the pigskin to the Ashland goal. D. C. MILLS WINSTON KITRTH Y' . eww- l-- .-.54 DAVE MARR MORRIS OFF FOR 85-YARD PUNT RETURN AGAINST ASHLAND. WHITBY-KURTH CLEAR WAY. HAI. FAIJLKNER ', . .W 0 441 MIKE HOGAN TORNADO LINE OPENS HOLE IN AI.lMNY LINE FOR MORRIS. Again Nlcdfurd scored when Bill Buckingham set up a tnuclicluwn with a long run and Nlurris pushed it across. Towler. of Ashland, intercepted a Medford pass and raced to the I2 hut was hruugrht down from hehind. Medford gained the ball on downs and Morris sprinted 80 yards for his fourth touchdown. Medford reserves poured into the game and a fumhle in frnnt of Bill Allen. Ashland lineman. enahled him tu take pnssessiun ul tlw ball and stumble 1-ver the gnal line for six puints. .Xshland scured again when Langer pushed river from the 3-yard line. Nlurrisl pass to Buckingham climaxed the scuringz fur the evening. In this game Buckingham received a xiciuus lrlow frum a wandering knee was henched fur the rest nf the year. -- W1... .. ...fn 1 ' Y I I C - ,. . sf'-N' 1 --...,1 1 y I g 1' D I I ! 4.4 1 . Q 1' 5 , 1 .,. .JI I A .l .IINI POND g,.i-fjllf bf , J WW VX M1 -lg!-,416 ji . it-fb ix- , W VARSITY FOOTBALL-Row one: Ward. Neely, Mathison, Grimm, Birdseye. Bailey. Boshears. King. Faulkner. Thomp- son. Row two: Loop-manager, Vinson, Marr, Buckingham by, Denman, Groth. Gundry. Vincent. Rubenstein. Row four Ragsdale-coach, Abbott, Pond. Walker. Mills, Parker, Schuler, Newland-coach, Fanger. Spiegleberg-coach. I4b Hogan, Chitwood, Carris. DeZell, F. Morris. J. Morris, Soder- lund. Row three: Clark, Ferg, Purcell, Kurth, French, Whit- Only five of the members pictured below were return- ing lettermen. Next year a veteran team will come back ready for action. D. C. Mills and Don Denman will be back in the end slots. Stan Purcell. Dave Marr. Gerald Carris. and Mike Hogan will see more action at tackle in the 1950 lineup. Norman French and .lim Whitby will play guards and Cary Boshears will be back at center. In the backfield Loren Soderlund. Frank Morris. Bill Buckingham. Bill Padgham. Hak Faulkner. and Russell Ferg are returning. . . 4 A liq I VK H?3: ?'1 ,' riRNEsT QLROTH ,,. ,,, ,, . . .,, - -n VARSITY FOOTBALL ..,.,4f 'i JIM WHITBY BVCKINGHANI SCORES AGAINST BEND. This year junior varsity. usually' ealled the Tiger Cubs. earned the name of The Fightin' Third. Coaehed hy' Frank Roelandt and employing the varsity' formations. the Tiger Cttlis won four games and lost three. Considering that players are always shifting. junior yarsity' Io varsity. four games won eonstitutes a sueeessful season. ,Ns an opener the junior yarsity met the lfagle Point eleven on the Camp White field where for four quarters the teams hattled the wind and sawdust. The Cuhs eanie home on the long end of the 19-fm tally whieh hegan when Dennis Conner scored an off-tackle play: Although the lftllJs played good first-half hall. they' did not score in the second half heeause of a let-down eaused lay' laek of praetiee and training. f'igl1t1'ng Tlzirrfii The Cults trayeled to Yreka. California. the following week where they' romped over the Californians 25-0. llloeking, tackling. alid team-play' had improyed. hut the Club. as a whole. looked green. They' spent Iwo hard weeks in preparation for the Klamath Pelieans. ln this time the team shaped into a promising-looking hall club. hut in the clash with Klamath lfalls they' were lieaten hy' a superior team. The Tiger lluhs suffered their seeond defeat the following week at the hands of the lirants l'ass junior yarsity. Tile Nledford team stiffered penalties and fumhled several times when they were within a few yards of seoring. The only' hreak in the jinx eame when Conner returned a punt 60 yards along the side line hehind excellent hloeliing to seore the only pnilllx tallied against flrants l'ass the whole season. The week after the tirants l'ass game. apparently' fired hy losing games. the Cuhs wallopeil the llriuly junior Htfeily fri-It at Nshland. lfyeryone in seeond and third string haekfield exeept the tIllilI'l4'l'lHll'k seoied. Narsity 4-oaeli. l.ee llagsdale. eominented on the rnpid iniproxeinent sind will-tosplay Nlioult hy the ffuhs. The following week. howeyer. erippled ln injuries. the Cults returned from ati eneounter with firants l'ass defeated. The fltilvsitilayetl a tremendou' flame and althotlt-Ih they lost. they aeeomplished the one fundatinental purpose of the junior xarsity games. they lo-.irned tough and tough footluill. Xshlund xisiteil the pear howl in the last wev-it of junior utrsity season hy a 32-0 seore. The junior yarsitx souad had dwindled and floavli lloelandt had taken oyer ltia duties as lid-lei-tluill mentor Init ffoaeh Spiegellu-rg, xyljo replaced hint. sparked the fiulvs to yietory. ll' WK RPN THOSE HNUS . . . 'BlH'kil1QllI2ilIl. RlIlH'll'lPiIl. Purmw-ll. Ye-vly ff: vuvll Kagbdalv. F.'XlTl.KNHH 'l'RAl'l'liD BY REDIJIXKL 'IIVIKI,ERS BASKETBALL Fans expected a highly successful season for the Black Tor- nado basketball quintet when six of 1949's eighth place state championship cagers answered coach Frank Roelandt's call Io action. MR. FRANK ROELANDT Head Cond, District officials vetoed a district tournament this year he- cause of the 1949 upset of Klamath by the Tornado. District stand- ings this year were decided hy the numher of conference wins and losses. Three new teams brought the total to seven. This was Roelandt's first year in the role of head cage men- tor. He is a graduate of Oregon State College where he played top- notch basketball and baseball. X Roelandt whipped the team into working order in time to take the first game against Springfield. The Tornado split a twin bill with Redding in an out-of-conference dual match on the Medford court. . Two non-conference defeats hurt the cage quintet as Marsh- field and Myrtle Pjaint were vic rious visitors of Medford., i ' I 7 My fy! T W T lx I f l dv' JA W! I K I V1 I V, IP! 4 l V ' , 7 VJ Y l 1 Y' X l , fx I J 7,1 I T xc A T i y fi , 1' , , .1 1 , i If V M 1 J 5 T f f - tj g w ut , , , f X i. . K I ' .ff ' 7 If The Tornado pulled out of its seeming slump by x breezing over the Redmond five in a two-game series f Q at Redmond. ' I 1 , As the conference began the Tornado started to play improved hall. Central Point and Ashland fell in the wake of the Tornado and were easily blown aside. l The following week. however. the Cayemen upset the Tornado hy edging them by a -1-8-45 margin. The Cayemen hit fast and hard and had built up an 8-0 lead before Medford had time to stop the clock and discuss matters. Time was called. and at the first quar- ter pause the score was wrapped up at l3-l3. The half ended 26-26. The third stanza witnessed a two-point gain hy Grants Pass. At the automatic time-out Grants Pass lead hy one point. CONRAD HOLZGANG I50 The wld Ntalli' wa- put to guml u-r by Urantx Pav and in a rle'-pc-rat? rally Nlffrlfwrd mf-n fwnirriittfwl tm, many fuul- to regain the- lf-ad. At the final gun Nlf-flfurfl wa- nn the ,hurt f-nd uf a 48- 45 rwunt. The Turnaclw hail taxtwl itx fir-t cw-nfvrf-wif' lu-N. Central I'-tint anrl Klamath we-rv two harrlafighting ronferenvf- tvamx that the Tnrnaflw Hlgwl tw keep pw-itifvn in ilu- raw- fur high tli-trict llllflitfn. .-X lrrr-ali in regular c,'nriff1rf'r1t'v tilt- -vnt the' Turnaflu againxt R0NPllllI'g.' on the' xIf'f,llFllY'4l flmvr. Birth gamw we-rv Zifl1lf'll tu the Nlf-clford win cwlunins with ea-v. A liig UIJNPI hit the' Black Tfvrnaelvri- Cll21IN'f'r when they trat- elf-ri to Klamath Falla ancl lwt um' wwf the I'ltllgllf'Nl. tougxlw-t game-N nf thfl Nr-awri. linth tr-amx lrattlo-tl for vavh lra-lwt anal frvf' throw. Tllf' final wurf' rvael 53-50 famring Klamath. Yi-XRSITY B.-X5KETB:Xl.l.-Ram' unc-1 lillllflff. Slmrw. F. Morris. Den- man. Wilkinson. Smith. Wendt. Harbin-manager. Huw two: Cook. Bushearf. J. Morris. Suderluncl. Hulzgang. ilnmlman. Grimm. Ruelandt --cuavll. . , I ' DON IH-INNIAN I I ' O I O O O l T' f Q IARIIIC SMITH LURPIN SUIJEIIIINIJ The following we-e-k a cliscoiiragml Tornado lnall vlulm travelml to Aflilanml and limnv again. mlvlvalvml. The Ashland Grizzles played rough and tumble ball and tlif- snimvtliness of the Turnado team was no inatcli fur the scrapping. lmrawling Grizzlies. Meflfnrml led nmst ul the way lnut tlie- final pvriml ended in fawr of .-X-lilanfl. 'lille-sv lmwx ilv-truyvcl Nlmlfor1l's Clianvff fur lmiwrf: llf'Yf'I'llIf'lf N' tln- 'I'orna1lu plays-il a lwttr-r than avera e sf-amii. MORRIS TIPS BALI. TO 'I'li.-XNINIATICS Grants Pan Caine. BOB SHORES SUlJFRl.l NIJ STICXIS liXl,I. FRONT HXNIJ rw KSHIAYIJ I'l,.'XYHH ff-- .khlami game HICUIHLHlLUHlJN1.XN HIS COOK Vlxxxk Xlrmlcls DON WILKINSON ILAHY IRUSIII-1,-XRS dp , 5,15 . . 5 ,Y xx. 1' ,M , -,. ag f L ', . ,V if .I-sv :I 5 'LA X 0 an mv'-HAWM 1 75 2 O fa 7' 6 X 1 Z I' L by . '3 ' f , I I Y Q v, wi' ,- 'il I if 1+ if K, vw N 'A . 1. X . 7 Q 1 , wr, 1 A H54 J- il Q Y 'q-.FY' U55 v v:' VL 1 X, ' 1 ' 1:.,:. yf 1' 2' if P .iq ,E M 'V ' I1 A L if? f . H 1, , ,yn Q- 'ux , ,,. TF? 1 1 , ' I iq 'txwxfx M af N? Q? .11 , ,Q 2,52 x - 2f,i.f,,,. ,- . 4,- Q. Q. 3, 4 'Q 'v -wr V A 9 Rf if if Ti , x Qi? rf! A rf Q ' , -X ' ' A 'fd an ITA' V is -an ' f 4? 4 IU '2 9 N . ' fa ' .t , -'V J 1 E . 1 ,Q i BASEBALL MR. ALEX McDONALD MR. FRANK ROELANDT Head Coach Assistant Coach With a full team of lettermen returning Medford began the season knowing that the longvawaited championship was a possi- bility. The 1949 season had been hard and had ended bitterly when Medford was forced to forfeit all conference games because of one player's ineligibility. This year. however. with all stations on the team well fortified and with junior legion behind them the Tigers hoped to make an outstanding showing. Last summer when the high school players were a part of the .-Xmerican Legion team. they went to the state play-offs and made outstanding showings. Since Crater copy must be in the hands of the printer hy March l. the schedule only can be included. COACH MCDONALD INSTRLCTS JACK TURK AND CARY BOSHEARS A I58 L .Mg H, W' hi -. gg V M if' J ii',fi'.?! ' s ' f S205 J, Q ,Q 3 A ' H' g .11 K, .M 'W -4 w DON DENNIAN TERRY MADDOX DON COSS DIAMOND ACES BOSHEARS AND MADDOX RECEIVE POINTERS FROM ASSISTANT COACH ROELANDT. 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A, ,Va J 'HR li QT' N Q fn, Q Jfk gdb: G , V 1-1 QQ 4' is HQ 5,3 DRIZZLINC RAIN RUNNERS FIGHT FOR LEAD IN CROSS COUNTRY RACE. When traek work'unts fur the spring sport rtarted Akiva in Fe-lirnary. several nf laft year's champinnship run- nerf returned tn place Nledfurdk hid for another charnpiunehip. Jack Niurris. state high point winner and champion in the high and luw hurdles: hi, brother. Frank Morris and Dun Spinas lmped to be uut frnnt in llurclling events. D. C. Mills. whu last year wun his share uf hnnnr- in every event. is hack tn throw the javelin anrl rlixcul. Di-tance runners. Ilolxhs. Smith. Neely and sprinterf. Buekingham. I'rnitt. Drew. Bittle. Walker. and Niathiwn entered training expert- ing: to put Medford out in front in traek. March April April April April April April April May May May May May May 1950 TRACK SCHEDULE Grants Pass-Medford Klamath-Medford Grants Pass-Medford .Iunior Hayward Rogue Valley Relays Hayward Relays Hayward Relays Klamath Invitational 20-30 Club Jr. AAU Rotary Meet District Meet State Meet State Meet Portland-Southern Oregon All-Star Meet CNight Meet! Medford Dual meet at Medford Dual meet at Medford Dual meet at Grants Pass Southern Oregon at Klamath Grants Pass-Klamath-Ashland- Medford at Medford Eugene Eugene Klamath Medford fNight meet! Klamath-Grants Pass at Grants Pass Medford Corvallis Corvallis FRANK MORRIS BILL BUCKINGHAM ROGER HOBBS PULLS INTO LEAD-Cross Country race. f+vf ,v .. H y..,.- 'ZL 'M-sf,-gl 'f. 2?f1 WJF5 1 ' '5'9-1 +':- 'F' v x Q , 3- ,gn ifar' fggggji 4 , 1 rv' Sm, 15 fi M K jf rf' . my .,,w ' ali-ffl ff . ' W :-1, w,v31 e,g74 ' EU :.1'!':j V Q, 9- -,. ,N 'H , W 1f,A,,5 :L Q, 55,4 , 1--1-:fa 'T :L V L: iiviff 2 ,. , ,Zu Q , S ff ' HR U'- wif- 1,1 A v id' f 'V' -4 2, WW 3, '5?ff-.1 3, -.,: f ,. ,K x 9. ' wg,-5. Hs-,, .-- - Yen- , f Qw -,A rs- A Q ,if H37 1 MR. FRED SPIECLEBERC fnstructor BOXING Boxing on a large scale first began at Medford with the arrival of Fred Spiegleberg. former football end. boxer. and boxing coach at Washington State. Spiegelberg who found Medford boys interested in the sport. started a single elimination boxing tourney with eleven weight divisions. Nearly 100 boys competed and the finals were run-off before approximately 300 eager boxing fans. This year. Spiegelberg arranged interscholastic bouts two of which were with Grants Pass. That school brought seven boxers to Medford and six went back defeated. No serious mishaps prevailed during the year except a broken jaw to Bill Neely in an exhibition bout with one of his own team. Steve Crippen. Leo Parker found no matches as no boxer was heavy enough to compete. Most of the boys gained from the seasons experience and found boxing not brutal punishment. but an enjoyable pastime involving more wits than strength. KEN WATSON I68 DON VINCENT-LEO PARKER JV C xi, Um I W9 1 'Y QNEAX T CHICK CHITWOOD BOXING---Rfvws'1vnf': Pratt. Wlilwn. X66-ly. Inrw. Chitwmnd. Jfvl1r1Nwn. Brown. Huw twu: Cllfixllfnill. Uurdnn. l.ur'u-. Phillipx, Crippen. Parker. Yinrvnl. Tysxf-r. X 4, Q x Q.. TENNIS if NIR. I. EE RAGSDALE lnsfructor When Lee Ragsdale came to Medford he revived tennis as an intra-mural sport in physical education classes. As the sport grew more popular and the play- ers more skillful. the school scheduled out of town meets but Medford's performance at these was undis- tinguished. With a little more experience and work- outs under Tod Tibhutt. tennis coach. the Medford .4 ED OLDFIELD K. tennis team should begin winning more games. TENNIS TEAM-Row one: Staffer, Rogers. Martin. 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Yvonne Roberts, GEORGE GOODMAN Crater l'l1nI0grr1pher CRA'l'lfH COPY AND IAYOIQT S'l'Al'l'7 l,elt In right: lrem- William-. Nlartlia Spam. Susan Drummond. lerrie jolinson. Claire Grow. Pliyllix Haaf. llarbara Grigfby. Marilyn Barker. Barbara Manley. Carolyn Sliangle. lim Grey. ,lim Collinx. Nui Pictured: Raoul Maddox. ,lean Runtz. ': LEX . - NQ ,gg ,M ,gf mf-K ,, Q f . glnuogt-'.-N-na ....,.. A ' - :jul iq' KK, . 4 5 we? ,N P af 4? 'WK . 1 ,f iq a 1 1 A. M321 4' ' ,if A, ,W 1 1 1+ Un . Af , ,. ! R if E9 ., P. n f . Q. S 1 'Q ,, .,,, 5. ...-.,, 4 u,-A, -Z . 5 - .1 gl - V 9' 'Ta h' -51 Q. Q. 2' gm Q Q, . I ' S . 1, Lg, H ., . , , , .f 5,4 ' '-1 W N, f ,ii z-gr A , '. Q, -' W' ' - faq, 4- ,,' P' ,xf FDITORIAIA STXFI-7-I.:-ft In right: ,luck Baile-3. 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Put Cr-vw. Bull N-riwii. Doug Griffith. Jim Cullins. A l ice Knliler. Luis Brittsnn. Nut pictured: Curulinv Freeland. ,lim Grey. Nancy Adams. Ihr' lil-Tllll!'N. Iii-uw-kly IlllllllflltlllllUfxlf'1l- fwril High. :ww in itx tliirty-Nr-cmml ye-ar. ix Ihr- pupc-r whirh gnc- Ihr nvw- anal rf-fle-c't- Ihv CEB STAFF-Clockwife: Marvin Taylor. News Editor: Barbara Grigsby. Reporter: Step- hen McCabe. Reporter: Joanne Connell. Head Proof Reader: Gary' Newton. Sports Editor: Sally Edge. Copy Editor: Joan Bi-hop, Feature Editor: Pat Hampfon. Cub Editor: Norma Snell. Huxinesx Manager. Joan Leielier. Hi-Times distributor. gives paper to ,lim Grey reporter. f 1 ,f,1ffAr,,,,.fv1f,,fH,,f,,, x,NW'1,L4 f '- fwfl . m ,f.llf 'f' ffm 1 U r!1m'f .' f I ' f1ff ' '11- Aff, M' iff ,V ,z 11 V MI, yff ,X f1,f,,,',, 5,- XX x'21:'-, '3ll'.lff' Plflillll XXII IDHXW 50 DEBATE SQUAD. Left to right: Lee Stothers. Lyle Starkey. ,lack Halstead. Marlys Frank- lin. seated. Gloria Rohinette. DEBATE How many electoral totes did Mcliinley receixe in 1900? Which three presidents were elected hy the House of Representatives. and why? How many votes were cast for president in the state of South Carolina in 1940? These are only three of the hundreds of questions which Medford High's speech squad had to answer hefore they could dehate with other schools on this year's national high school question. llesolxed: That the President of the Lnited States Should lle lflected hy Direct Yote of the People. In a speech conference at Southern Oregon College on january 21 Richard Dickenson took top honors in oratory. and Lee Stotllcrs was second in impromptu. while Doris Powell reached the finals in oratory. and tlloria Rohinette in exteinpore. No dehate teams qualified. Three weeks later a greatly iniproxed group journeyed to Linfield College. Nlchlinxille. where eleien of the ninteen entrants were finalists. Placing first were Richard Dickenson. sarsity oratory cup: llarhara Burns. xarsity radio speaking: Beverly llampson. junior xarsity extempore: and Dale Ward. junior varsity humorous declaniation, Other students reaching the finals were Lyle Starkey and Nlarlys Franklin. xarsity de-hate: Gloria Robin- ette. varsitx humorous declamation: l.eslie Sturnpf. junior iarsitv humorous declaniation: and ,lean .lt'l4lllt'sN. from iunior high. junior xarsity oratory. The speech group. under the leadership of Nlr. De Vere Taylor. has shown great irnprovement in a relatixely short time. SPEECH A tournament always brings back memories of your first plunge into public speaking. the most painful event of your life, You were a sophomore. and no one will eyer forget the impression you created as you fell through the door and that first day. Nor will they forget how your shoe flew off. and fell into the wa-tebasket. But the speech instructor. Deyere Taylor. graye you an for effort. He thought you were attempting an entrance. The next day. you were asked to make an impromptu speech on either of the following subjects: wily I like Public Speaking . or Why I Really Like Public Speaking, You hadnit a word to say when your name was called. yet you arose from the seat. and groped your way to the front. A ten-minute speech was required. Surely. you could think of something to say. , You did. Your horrible first speech will haunt you forever. This is the way' it started: Friends---I mean enemies-no, friends-I would like to speak to you today on one of two subjects: either. Why I Like Public Speaking . or Why I Really l.ike Public Speaking. More of this and then. ML Taylor. I want to tell you the plain. unyarnished truth. I can't speak because Mary is looking at me. So Mr. Taylor told Mary to turn her hack to you-and you found it much harder to speak to a shaking back than to a silent face. Four years pass and you are at your first tournament. You enter the finals in debate and oratory and you make good records. You are able to speak to peoples fronts. as well as their backs. You haye gone a long way-and you owe it all to public speaking. Standing: ,lack Halstead. Row one: ,lim Gleason. Doris Powell, Leslie Stumpf, LeRoy' Reel, Duane Sherwood. Row two: Gloria Robinette. Dale Ward, Clair McClellen. Ray Bowler, Lee Stothers. Row three: Beverly Hampson. Marlys Franklin. Richard Dickenson. Janet Coyle, Lyle Starkey. Bill McAllister. RADIO Good afternoon. This is Medford Senior High School on the air. bringing you a group of students from the speech department. This afternoon-. With these words. the student announcer introduces another in the series of weekly radio programs from the Sled- ford public schools. These programs. presented under the direction of Mr, DeYere Taylor over KMED at -1:45 p. m.. alternate with junior high programs every other Thursday. and over KYJC at 4:30 p.m. every Friday. Not only the forensic group. but various departments and clubs have a chance to produce the programs. The publications students, F.'H..-X.. the band and vocal Illllwll' depart- ments. as well as many others. have already shown their skill in the field of radio. Groups from the junior high under the supervision of Mr. Don Darneille. and several grade school classes have also participated. Radio work has proved invaluable in teaching students to speak before the microphone without fear. to gain the ability of self-expression, and to develop poise and confidence. It also provides a means for showing the public some of the practical knowledge which its sons and daughters are acquiring. Row one: George Goodman. Pat Crow, Beverly Hampson. ,lames Collins. Bill Walker. How two: Dale Ward. Bob Semon. Barbara Manley, Marlys Franklin. l.ee Stothers. Gloria Ro- binette. Claire Cross. Martin johnson. Doug Griffith. Elayne Leach. Jim Welty. Lyle Star- key. ,lack Halstead. DRAKIATICS The drama claxsee. under the infpired direction of Mr. Bob Stedman. are designed to acquaint the ftudent with every phase of production-from the acting down to the lighting and construction of the Net- and scenery. This training will prove an invaluable experience to future actorf. SETTING THE STAGE-Left to right: Joan Bishop Ralph Green. Janice Tetrealt. SCENERY CONSTRUCTION-Drama Students. Row one: Leah Peabody, ,lim Whitby, Joanne Harrison. Row two: Joan Burke, Elizabeth Rnnsee, Myrna Hannaford. Floy Jenkins, Sylvia Eakin. Erna Rose Ronsee. l Auf? fJM7 141 La-f ,WX 5 fyih ff f CQ! if ip 47 M WM iff' fifgijldf M W7 A14 AWK WW KW? W ffmpf, ,ff W wwf 5,35 ff X, M577 jf If N 'J CLUBS , , f I ' n Lf . 7 1 V7 M ff L ,, 17 ' . ,Ml 'Wd' ,ffl M W fx, A ' - - f 'Out and in 111 I 1 1 I --bf f ,111 our fr h 'pl' I '. ' f Wim will say zrlzvr pl 1 K ' .'f JW J' Mfr' ' I-:liZL.1wmx1. 1 fn 1 1 , J ,J W QW A X 1 . AM I , ' A fl Tj' ff! 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