Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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A-XF THE SOl'llUNlUHlf5 BEC:XNlll .-XCCIVSTOXIEIJ tn the rush and hustle uf high school. many bright and in- teresting personalities turned up. Sue llnmia llfmlen anfl Les Lingzscheit were two of these. Talented ancl frienflly. thex have lieen welunnecl to Nleclford nigh. -'ISF , . 11001 Fx. -'X fj,N'f4'HEyT rl X11 Counselors, friendly sfudenfs make up SOPH CLASS THE FUPHONIORE COLNSELORS. always friends of the stuclents. have helpefl them sulxe many of the new problems taken on when coming to a new and strange school. The sophs appreciate this and say Thanks to Nlr. Vern Wvolthoff and Mrs. Maxine Smith for their work. Terry King gf-ts amlviw- from Nlr. Wnltliull. suplmrnnrn- lnoy Counselor.

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1 I 1 X ' i l J Y, t C l I V and ONE to go w.:.r ' ' - r,tE,, , , 4-.Myxj l I J 44, sir ' 'sy r ffl? . ' r:lPU'1TING THEIR HEARTS in all their under- tfafingsi i. . the midnight task of chemistry . . . .the exciting moments of student body elections . . . the tedious job of prom decorating . . .I the juniors lived their most impressive year on the threshold of leadership: Their loyalty to M.H.S. sank in, prinoticedgi with each burden they loaded on their 'shoulders.gWho could blame them for the glee they felt when their Class athletes were added to theyeirsity squads and Order 'of M . . . or when beauties were whirled into the prom court asfprineesseis.fTheiradiant glow of class rings rnanifested their. pride and expectations of ap- proahhing another 'step of education. Everyone was aware of this . . . mostly because ofthe ap- pearance of the '56 in the football bleachers. It seemed a longtoughgroad back through the grades, but with one year left and the open door in sight,.the JUNIORS caught a second wind . . . tofgoon. V- A ' V,-hill -Ai' ., '. pl: 1' 5 5 P 1' f ' . ' 'L' ,M4yJ'.W ..: .'. 'Soy N-.V ,I lr il a iii A - ,. v36!,4s5i'iy.,. - r , 'Q ' -'Z--'N31 iizfiililfiilfi' fvf. 'git I,'g?'fg1M1I 'Jig' 5 ' Y v u1g,,.'11 1.12, 1,1 -' 'L 3' Y., 15 -'.f.5,f, 'Ext' up x. ., , 2.7.6 -:Lui ,. .IL w .. ..-.ur -sn., -1. : 2' les' .' li: .1 x -Ya ,,- ' . .K AI vi. , 1' fn. rt., .ivy , . -. ' .' S-V ii. ' S. ,r. hi' 'ri .N'?'V. 5 J 'v V A Q '- i .2 1 -rv' ' - : , 1 .-, 1 f' If-11'