Medford High School - Crater Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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' Advderffsinq Manager V' A .51 ,STAN DOWSON . f . , o Cra+effSales Managers: ,,.,Y . JUDYBASH Y - ..v , nv ,. ,'-,. 3 . ': . ' , , ' .A... A . Q g. . , e.-J..- -. ff, . I . V 'DALE' PETERSON -, I I , .f' fi -1'B23okkeeper: l ' ' f . 1 ,,f1oNfR-sPeNQEE-, -1 M.: U 9 9 xv -f .'.- -'- 1 ' Q -.. .. . , . . . - . , U I' -,.- ' '-. -1 f - . s - A Q 4 ' Secrehiry . A , if - Q LGENELANTZ . , -QL. -' 'LAdvigo.r -6 -' ' 'A '!?L!ZAB.ETH ,SETTLE ..,r,,'f4'oP: fyljhq O -. . . - ' . Iii my as 'la R. k 43,-v 'L Z E itmttw 'E K-L 1-P 5'-' o ff 1 . 3 get , I 'a . L wpmirw' ,Vi f'sH-'H Yi if l in Q, 'V -'W nf ' W . J, I f,',l ' U t I .,.,.5 M- , -, 4 3 1 ' A 1 lg U ' - I , Q X ,. ? 'Y ' lt' N' l Sv AL k'.A urn- ' ' 5' M. , If nr ' . .rg Q. , , Q ' Q 5 'v ' V f , as ',- 1 , , l 'M N, K V fx 4'-5 Y' Y 'A ', pf.. -L-. - , , . 6 -V 'xx I 2 , N ' A '-3 '- y Q Ln- I x I.. ' ki' ' ..,. B' ' -'L' ri af. N .r fl' K.. Q I 1 m, X ki ., il B, na, g ,f f I f , ,- X x f J f- , I X, , 1 , f f ' V 1 1 1 ,f f .V , 1 ,V ,' If ff YY J' ' ,,-' , ,' , ' If ,' V 4 , f ff If V 4, 1 ,' A x f , 2 ' f , , f . -I 4, -R2 if Sf YK,-ff -gf'--2 .70 VULUME FORTY Published by The Associated Students ef MEDFORD SENIUR HIGH SCHUOL MEDFORD, OREGON Newly erected buildings, classrooms supply Q. .4 PHYSICS LABORATORY SHOP BUILDING ff -'- 5 41368-A enlarged facllltles, edueatlonal atmosphere MUSIC BUILDING CHEMISTRY ROOM , , H xi: E HONOR Mr. Leland Mentzer and 1 l wi , ,ig aunvww ...Q Q, 'J 1? wg f ig- Q 1 lif- D , ,L fi' 'ix x i L.. We honor Mr. Menfzer because he has devofed his professional life fo Medford High, and has seen if grow from a small- fown school fo ifs presenf burgeoning l500. Cap, as he is affecfionafely lcnown fo Medfordifes, has faughf archi- fecfural drawing and carpenfry af MHS for fhirfy-nine years. Affer one year of feaching he came fo Medford, and, as he fells us, Fxlmosf fhe firsf person l mef was fhe librarianf' a beaufiful lady whom we all lcnow now as Margaref or Peggy Menfzer. Cap is a man of many hobbies and inferesfs. He is a mighfy sfeelhead fisherman, an experf gardener-his del- phinums are fhe mosf beaufiful of any in Soufhern Oregon, and his holly sprays are lrnown fo all his co-worlcers af Chrisfmas fime. He is a collecfor of anfigue glass, and is a rock hound of Pacific Coasf fame. His collecfion of agafes, fhunder eggs, and jasper, which he has found. ground, and polished, is his pride and de- lighf. -354 Mrs. Ruth Gray for years of excellent work We honor Mrs. Gray because she is dedicafed fo narural science. We know her as a biology feacher, buf as an under- graduafe prefmed sfudenf she seriously considered becoming a docfor. lvlrs. Gray has an exfraordinary feeling of kinship wifh living fhings, a sympafhy and under- sfanding for fhem. To her fhe velvefy black or dark green deep-sea fish, fierce and dragonlike fo ofhers, are beaufiful. To her a honey bee. iniured while carrying ifs heavy load of pollen back fo fhe hive, is an obiecf of pify, nof fear. As a child she summered annually in Carmel, and wifh her brofhers roamed The beaches searching for shells and sfarfish, beach' combing affer sforms, and gafhering fheir loof of fan shells and sfrange, lovely fhings fhe Pacific leaves af one of ifs furbulenf calls. The specimens in her lab- orafory show fhis undersfanding and feel- ing of kinship-fhe squirrels 'lpanfryu of neafly ranged shelves of acorns, fhe herbarium, and fhe collecfion of rare Ore- gon ferns. of Mrs. Rufh Gray WW, be Collecfion of early Oregon glass is anofher of Mr. lvlenfzer's hobbies. l-le seeks especially old boffles and lamps colored by sun, rain, and chemi- cals in fhe soil. l-le has found several pieces by digging info old refuse dumps. lvlany of his lamps he buys af counfry aucfions and sun-colors fhe pieces by wiring fhem on his roof near fhe chimney. l-lis favorile glass weafhers fo shades of soff lavender and purple. .- V. 5' ? ,. '2Ar'.i,.. e . - . ,-- N' U A . . ...fa-,V ' -if r 0' 'ci' .-'. -I' . . ri- '. ' ' kr 'I 31' i '37T.. a,,.V '. .'.' 1- 4 . f f- ' - H .' ..- -.few . 'V IV .' 1 1 - - -W. 1 O ' 1 . -0. 0 ' .-.,,' .9 - ... . . '- ,1 , .. - . 1 . Q . 4 - ,G .sz p ' . ' 4 u 1 a xg. . g3i?5l'54?'.-1 - , .ai tes-'R .rl U? 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Q-V A , , ' .f . ifffffgg?:g.a,,:i-, V' 3 1 4 , Q ' 4-3 v Q Y. W .p ,, I ., 'I,g'B?fpnwi 5' , 2 A, w n 4 - ' Q . Q' l . Mg. M ':z.1,1:,m 4,501 J-,.f5 ',V',f . '13 ' , ,P ' k., ,' + ' , ,' ' v . 1 ' .. vi : , - A i. ,, ,,, aff f , , , '41 , ., ,Nd . . K V . . R . M. qw , ,al fy .yi U ' . 4 sq' x Q, tl, 'v K- gui 1 ,gnu , -im MQMX K -A il ey iemm , 4: wx 'f S K A . Y, 5 Q- , ' ..,NNN MN, .sf H+ 'if faculty Who Is in My Class? Who are you, young people: Whai' is your po+en+ial? The girl wifh 1'he shy smile Or +he one in +he back seal' S+aring dreamily in+o space, The boy who keeps +he class in sfifches, The one who s+udies hard To fulfill his dreams . . . Whal' are you like Behind fhose shy smiles and grins? You have 'rhe abililies To become grea+ leaders To esfablish a name for yourselves To be oufsfanding ci+izens . . . Who are you? nited States, Soviet educational aspirations Ivan the Terrible provided Dr, Maytield's backdrop labovel. His hat, a shoplra, is a type Khrushchev made popular. How does a student have time to eat in three minutes? lbelowl Medtord High schedule puzzles Soviet English teacher. Russian students have twenty minutes between classes. Dr. Mayfield did not become converted to caviar three times a day but he did return trom his Russian tour sporting a iaunty tur hat. In October, he was privileged to ioin a group ot other American educators tor a tour ot Soviet schools. He returned with a strong beliet in the triendliness and good will ot the Russian people and a strong dis- trust ot their leaders. Dr, Maytield absorbed a great deal ot intormation ,regarding the country's indus- tries, politics, religion, morals, eating habits, and dress, as well as school curricula. Ot interest to Medtord High students was his report on the Soviet secondary school program. Russian students do not participate in student government or activities such as publications, student council, athletics, or the school social lite that our young people do. However, Pio- neer Clubs, tinanced by the state, are open most ot the day and into the evening tor anyone who cares to participate. This pro- gram includes summer camps which provide recreation, physical checlc-up and treat- ment, and agricultural experiments. Chemistry Club activities are divergent American schools are decidedly superior fo fhose of fhe Sovief according fo Dr. Mayfield. l-lowever, he was singularly im- pressed by fhe aflenfiyeness of Sovief sfuf denfs. ln every class he visifed, sfudenfs were paying respecfful affenfion fo fhe feacher af all fimes. Soyief school buildings are of a sfandard paffern, fhree, four, and five sfories, wifh small rooms, and are nof affracfive ar- chifecfurally. l-lowever, rooms and corridors are brighfened by flowers, aquariums, beaufiful painfings, and cages of birds or squirrels. Double sfudy-shiffs are sfandard and all schools operafe on a six-day basis, alfhough on Safurday sfudenfs are excused abouf fwo o'cloclc. Sovief sfudenfs have no home worlc for weekends by official decree of fhe lvlinisfry of Educafion. Classes are or- ganized on a formal lecfure guesfion-and- answer mefhod. The fwo main goals in educafing Sovief children are fo malce fhem physically sfrong and healfhy, and fo bring fhem up in fhe frue spirif of communism. Complefe ad- herence fo Communisf principles is fhe ideal goal for all sfudenfs. DR. LEONARD B. MAYFIELD Superinfendenl of Schools please Pioneer Club members Sfudenls pose befween classes in len-year school af Moscow mv' fd. Assistant Superintendents active in state Mr. Elliott Beclcen, distinguislned assistant superintendent ot Medtord sclwools, was tionor- ed last winter by tl'ie American Association ot Sclnool Administrators and the National Scltool Boards Association, witti an appoint- ment to a nation-wide committee ot six mem- bers to develop criteria tor tlne evaluation ot sclnool districts. Locally Mr. Beclcen bas been a member ot tbe United Medtord Crusade board since its original inception: he is active in tlwe Lions Club and a member ot ttie board ot tlne Jaclcson County Public Library. Mr. Becken is working tor lwis doctoral de- gree in education. Last summer lne attended tlwe University ot Oregon and will again attend tlne university in the coming summer session tor This is going to ruin my whole budget! ercarns B' Barker. 'Bi f-st tbi-k :f tre c'ea g b' gout save' assures Mr, Becie' a member :' T'e Medford turttier graduate worl-c. 1-fxs .Z QN 5. and national educational organizations Lions Club as he ersuades his cusromer of fhe neces- . P sify of buying a broom made by The biind. Mr. Russell Acheson, lv1edford's newes+ as- sisianl superiniendeni, is already well known here where he speni' seven years as a coach before he enlered 'rhe Air Force as llighl in- sirucior and member of Ferry and lvlililary Air Transporl Commands. Aller lhe war he re- 'rurned lo Oregon. From l95O-l959 he was principal of Bend Senior High, eller being coach, dean, and assislanl' principal. In I959 Mr. Acheson was elecled +0 Jrhe vice presidency of Oregon Associaiion ol Secondary School Principals. Lasl fall he came 'ro Medford as assisiani superiniendeni' and was given lhe duiies of co-ordinaiing ihe non-insiruclional program of lhe eniire school disirici-supplies, lransporlalion, and mainlenance. Efficiency, eongeniality trade-mark of l Smiling cheerfully, Mrs. Lillian Done qreeTs visiTors To cenlral ollice. MRS. LlLLlAN DORRELL is The re- cepTionisT aT The School AdminisTra- Tion OTTice. ln addiTion To receiving quesTs, she makes appoinTmenTs Tor members oT The oTTice sTaTT, Types bulleTins, and answers The Telephone. AcTiviTy and Tranquilily charaderize Mrs. La- Vonne Darneille. MRS. LAVONNE DARNEILLE is secreTary To Dr. lvlayifield. She is responsible Tor keeping currenT records on all sTudenTs, TaculTy, cusTodians. subsTiTuTes, and oTher personnel. Her abiliTy To find any Tile quickly makes her indispensable To The disTricT. Medford school distriet's clerical staff On Ihis impressive machine, Miss Donna Glascocls prepares checks. MISS DONNA GLASCOCK is lhe boolclceeper for School Disrricl 549C. Performance of her mammolh Jraslcs involves keeping a record of funds and spendinqs in order To balance lhis year's budgel of Jrhree million dollars. This budgel is rriple lasl' year's budgel because of Ihe consolidalion wilh oullying dislricls. MISS SHARON HUNT, MRS. VERA STOLL, AND MRS. MARY ROBBINS are members of Ihe school dislricl brain cenler locafed al' 500 Monroe Srreer. Miss I-lunl is a Jrypisl and gen- eral office worker: Mrs. Sloll operales 'rhe mul+ili'rh machine: and Mrs. Rob- bins is a secreiary. Gafhered in fhe publicalions office are Sharon I-lunl, Vera Sfoll, and Mary Robbins. I I ' A 4 qw Y V ,f ,y In We Wagmvn, ,.,,, .. ,, f V - -H f ' I 1 , 2, I 1, '- ' ll V WMM My , J 5 6 M ,. ..,..,, .,. ,- .Z Q I -,.,L 25,5 ff- l if if Wy v i!! , 4 Viv: 1 f rf' , ,, .-I4-'J' 4: 5'17n1 r fl, V . . Supervisors work out complicated T tk ii fri X , f i . ,,,,.:- 'N1 , k., , lnnovaTion of The physical de- velopmenl' TesTs ThroughouT The lv1edTord school sysTem is crediTed To Mr. Lee Ragsdale, supervisor oT physical educaTion. Mr. Rags- dale has inTroduced inTo The high school such sporTs as bowling, archery, and swimming. His de- parTmenT's summer program in- cludes schools Tor baseball and Tennis. Mrs. Virginia WaiT ni i Mr. Lee Ragsdale -T STriving To give The besl' ho'I' lunches To The sTudenTs oi Med- Tord Senior High, lvlrs. Virginia WaiT, Tormerly a home economics Teacher, selecTs The besT possible balanced dieTs. She Trains caTe- Teria employees, creaTes The menus and personally loolcs aTTer prep- araTion oi oTTicial banqueTs and luncheons given by The school. 20 NM, X mn..+ ,195 L , gyf' '- . .Q E R problems vitally essential to Medford High The success of +he high school marching band musr be allribuied ro Mr. l. A. Miriclc. Allecfionalely called Sam by his sludenfs, he has year ailer year produced a band whose slcill is ever increas- ing. Wilh megaphone and baron in hand, our beloved Mr. Miriclc is always sfriving for ihe besi in every person. Dr. Jusfin Dyrud ff- ff 'V , V,-A ff 1 . .u .. .,,. .sa FN., 2 Mr. l. A. Miriclc Keeping harmony is 1'he vocal music de-parfmen+ of 'rhe Medford school syslern. Juslin Dyrud, who received his Docior of Music de- gree lasl year, supervises music in 'rhe sevenreen schools in Dislricl 549C. l-lis knowledge of acousli- cal engineering is an asser To +he Medford school dislrricl. 'miiilg-k,5ri,, Q ' , A , ZW'-eaa.,g3a f Board of education determines Seared a+ board +abIe: O'H'o Ewaldsen, Keifh Hockersmi+h, Frank Bash, William Barker 'Wil W -.M.,.j 1 Ar :I !1ny, V ,,, 4 ir , - W l N V' 1 Y J QSQIQZQQQL lr 1. lgf ::: Q in - H- rf, ,H ,EV '!!BlIl:r' ,, nqgg ww , rua :W F' 'V L' Ez Him' , w ' ' e ,, ',. 4 Y' '! Ili' lli hn .- Ill' 17 11 111 S I' if , 15, 1 I 5 F ? mil M 1 i ff!!! ,., .QWMWH-1 I , ,WMQTMJQ I 7 , r..jfgiQ,1Q:fg:gQfi,. A -.',:::?..1Te:4g A. I . I P N.,-N school policy, expenditures for year Wilson Slafer, and Edward Branchfield. S I f MR. WILLIAM A. BARKER, chairman of fhe school, is a clofhier by profession, an arfisf by hobby, and an acfive communify worker by choice. l'Ie is also occupied by following fhe acfivifies of his equally acfive children. MR. EDWARD BRANCI-IFIELD, prominenf mem- ber of fhe Oregon bar, locally is associafed wifh fhe firm Roberfs, Kellingfon, and Branchfield. Previ- ously, he has served on fhe governing board of OTI and as presidenf of fhe Unifed Medford Crusade. MR. OTTO EWALDSEN, co-owner and manager of Swem's, confribufes much of his fime fo civic service, A former presidenf of fhe Jackson Counfy Chamber of Commerce, and an Army Reserve of- ficer, he was honored as Firsf Junior Cifizen of fhe Year. MR. KEITH I-IOCKERSMITI-I, fhe newesf member of fhe board, was previously on fhe Oak Grove school board and served on fhe Jackson Counfy School Disfricf Reorganizafion Commiffee which worked on consolidafion. MR. FRANK BASI-I has always faken an inferesf in school affairs. In addifion fo serving as member and chairman of fhe board, he has served on local and sfafe educafion commiffees. I-le is fhe vice- presidenf and compfroller of California Oregon Power Company. MR. WILSON SLATER, clerk of fhe school board, fakes minufes of fhe meefings and disburses disfricf funds. As financial direcfor of fhe school disfricf, he is in charge of fhe budgef. Because of fhe new Sfafe Reorganizafion Acf, fhis year five adjoining school disfricfs, Jacksonville, Griffin Creek, Ruch, I-loward, and Lone Pine, con- solidafed wifh Medford. Members of fhe school boards from fhese disfricfs are acfing in an ad- visory capacify wifh fhe Medford School Board. co II1 munity service Principal, The boom in school populaiion- MHS e-'fo 5 e'L feaoed ifofe IOOO io ISOO T' iwo years-has 'made MP. i'i3 '7S ooe 95 Meoiofo S buaee Med A?ways acffve Roiafy, if ciwufch. sod 7f Rogue Veiiey Hosrfe? e'o Medford Crusade iufd-raisffg Gaw- oa?gws, Mr. Hank Les Fee oo MF his ec+Iv'+7es fo We 7ob ei Medfofol Hoo, and +o Membefses :' Schee Qfeqor' Cofleoe C'+7zef1's Ajk'-SC'Nf Condi, T: of g +Fe 'feweecoes N959 coesoidafoo Fic o e e::':'e'i of- ce ze c' Lee' Me 'e7's fe sic: 5 Fofmef siewlafos 'S 5 o'::':Q+ i'e's'- ?':' of 'S be g Mice. FX- SCC 43350 We cfobeff- 'S b::: g emo!- mefi Sire co eqes 'exe see' Que' buiioiwq eed safew :mos of exe' Hfouch SOC F-es 5 fc' Ce':e e:e of COf'T LJ'L:VTQ 515665, ?7x ':j 5551-65 are noi ads-core at 2:55595 efe crowded. SOCS Di E'-'C Sie-'e's:' deoeeos oooh Vs C ':e's -LX:'.'s:'x Cowei ard soce edfsofs as Md He'- r'5 fo Ffa e so fed Mr. and Mrs. Harris relax ada iL. lLEC' Pcooffoo Rcoefaes' X.-fves. MF Hisfrii 'E 3 IQFWWQF gre-jdevi cf five N . . , , pvifxf aftl 'es H +'e C355 Seve: C' aw C: 'fP+eee of We fi in H , , f , . -H A-. - ,e,,:.f ,- +,-Q Tulum np 55,0 +1 N fs saffi Dai-3' i9 3 'efi a'+i.e mem- Q' i .. , if C?'g C ' U'?'E'9'f9 I ' ' C Q r-1 rw:-1 ,-r,-A .,!.C.. ., - J. ,.. . ,, S gg, f A. 7 I e 24 A Vice principal benefit school Miss KirTley's iob is To balance edu- caTional and acTiviTy programs oT The school so ThaT sTudenTs may have The enrichmenT provided by exTra curricu- lar acTiviTies wiThouT slighTing The growTh and developmenT inherenT in The educaTion program. She musT see ThaT The school sTril4es a balance in The developmenT ol all sorTs oT abiliTies, and musT be able To gauge, Through her Tollow-up worlc on gradu- aTes, how well The school was able To lceep The balance. Membership in ZonTa lnTernaTional Women's ClassiTied Service Club and membership on The Juvenile Advisory Council oT Jaclcson CounTy are her Two mosT imporlranl' ouTside acTiviTies. ZonTa enables her To serve The com- muniTy wiThouT becoming Too involved in maTTers ThaT would absorb Too much oT her Time and inTerTere wiTh her iob. Through The Advisory Coun- cil she follows up on iuvenile personnel problems and acTually proiecTs her work inTo The communiTy acTiviTy. CelebraTing The TwenTy-TourTh an- niversary oT The MedTord ChapTer oi ZonTa lnTernaTional Women's Club. Miss KirTley cuTs The birThday calse. This honor was given her because she is The only acTive charTer member oT The Medford chapTer. The local cele- braTion coincided wiTh The TorTieTh in- TernaTional anniversary. 'Peevers' find guidance for Mr. Alex McDonald Now, Huis is your las+ score, Mr. . Mcflorald informs Crekg Wr7oH+ dur- K , Inq rrwe la+'rer's senior Enrerview, THQ K 7n+er.'7e-W, VJ?'tQL'7 QU grodermfg Uodergj fkivy 4 durTrQ Hee? SEFIOV' year, is of+eo fee ' X dezdroo fader W +re'r crdce of re-ers. The se-For Frwfer-,few is OPM ore X of We reeny CowSe',eq 'obs Mart! - performs' ar1oH'verreedwf97oo+He Boy? League of MHS. 26 The direding 'Force in many boys! Hves 75 Mr. New McDo'a!d. As Heed of ree QuTder:e program af MHS Fe is re5oo's3o?e for :u++ o New boys on Tre rforrr ?'6C,Lf +o a successgd ca- reer. Tre oroorem 'a 'Le'rs :rccer records on each sruder-+ so +3154 H- rure ervofoyers rfwey lfrow wee're We boy will be shred ror Hee fob. How- ever. We r'ec5+ 'rrs:r+e + ser? o: r'e program es cooducfed by Mr. Mc- Dorefd Is Wwe co'su5+e :' serfcs which Fe ccuesek +rwe boys ard okes Hs MP5 woersferoeg 'C er 'ede- cariorwel, voceforey. or cersvei orcb- leros. I1 edd'+?oo +o 5 xo:e :'e' work, Mr. MCDL-nefd 'S Dee' or Boys. By +eecH7r1o res:o's'b 'w 'F'c-gr regular aHerf:ie :e. Fe Creseres We boys io ec:eQ+ 'ee 55:4 45' hey wril soor be oo 'rreir owe. As TF 'rese fwo Roos were 'of ercpgrw Mr. M:- Dor1e'd Is e:+Ne w'+L' Boys Leeg-e. and +l'1e Sewrciey Leagues. -v-af' '1 '-1' ' Mx N N N ss six'-.1ivx'.X'R,x,, xx N N In n KN W' V xs, 'Q U xx xx xx H Wx' sr nl u H U U daily problems with deans The calm and humor wifh which Mrs. Grace Berg runs her office make her an appreciafed member of fhe school adminisfrafion. As Dean of Girls her dufies are mulfifudinous and varied. All new girls are channeled fhrough her office: fhe Friendship Club, which welcomes and aids all in- coming girls, is under her direcfion. Senior inferviews, in which every girl sees her high school records, are held in fhe friendly, relaxed afmosphere of fhe Dean of Girls' office. Mrs. Berg is in charge of all her girls' affendance- fhe excuses, records, and problems. Af noon, she pafrols fhe lunchroom, keep- ing a wafchful eye ouf for infracfions of school rules. As a member of fhe guidance sfaff, fhe Dean helps sfeer girls info successful careers. Mrs. Berg has managed fo carry her heavy load graciously and eguably, an admirable feaf, considering ifs giganfic propor- fions. Here's a copy of fhe minufes of fhe lasf meefing, says Girls' League secrefary, Karen Morlan, fo Mrs. Berg. In addifion fo being MHS Dean of Girls, Mrs. Berg is also advisor fo fhe Girls' League. This enfails fhe super- vision of Girls' League Weelc, fhe Tea and Sfyle Show, and selecfion of ushers who are on consfanf call for various school and communify func- fions. Courtesy, friendliness shine from able Mrs. Elaine Duffy Mrs. Elaine Duffy is very ef- ficient noi like a rneclwine buf as a warm, friendly person wlwo al- ways lends a helping liand +o one in need. Because of lier boundless energy, she is able To lead a +roop of Senior Girl Scouis eiier scliool lnours. All in all we pronounce l'1er a good scour. 28 office staff A secreTary's work is never done! Mrs. Mildred KorTh oper- aTes The mimeograph many Times a day. Every day The announce- menTs have To be Typed and prinT- ed beTore 9:lO in The morning. ATTer The reg. room aTTendance has been collecTed, Mr. KorTh Types a masTer lisT oT all absenT sTudenTs. Mrs. Carolyn Davis Mrs. Mildred KorTh STopping a minufe To cha+ is Mrs. Carolyn Davis, The school aTTendance clerlc and accounTanT. In addiTion To keeping The Tinan- cial records oT The school, iT is her job To enTer The names oT absenT sTudenTs on The records. The clubs aT MedTord High depend on The Treasurer's reporT boolcs compiled by Mrs. Davis. Teachers lead in state organizations ' Mrs. Juanila Anderson Mr. Dean Benson Mr. Ryder Berg Mrs. Elsie Buller Mr Hal Carver MHS. JUANITA ANDERSON: R.N., Trinily Hospilal, MinO'l'. Norlh Dalcoa: Posl Graduale, De Lee's Hospilal, Universily of Chicago. Home Nursing: Advisor, Candy Slripers, Fulure Nurses of America. MR. DEAN BENSON: B.A., Willamelle Universilryg M.A., San Jose Slale College. Biology: Traclc Coach: Assislanr Foolball Coach: Assisranl Baslrelball Coach. MR. RYDER BERG: B.A., M.A., Universily ol Oregon. Head of Science Deparlmenrz Chemislry. MRS. ELSlE BUTLER: B.S., Universily ol Oregon: Columbia Uni- versily. Head ol Malh Deparlmenly Algebra: Trigonomelry: Scholarship Advisor. MR. HAL CARVER: Porlland Sfale College: Driver Training. MRS. DEl.PHlE COX: B.A., Universiry of Oregon. Biology: Jun- ior Girls' Counselor. MR. JOHN CRABB: B.S., Whilman College: M.A., Universily of Washinglon. Head of Dislribulive Educalion Deparrmenl: Dislribulive Educalion and Relaled Occupalions: Vocalional Counselor. MISS JANICE CRISP: B.S., Univefsify ol Idaho. Physical Educa- lion: Healrhg Advisor, Pep Club. MISS JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON: B.S., Oregon Sfare College. Shorlhand: Slenography: Typing: Sophomore Girls' Counselor. MR. JOHN DRYSDALE: B.S., Universily of Oregon. Orchestra Direclor. 30 x 4' H-...v HS educator receives OBA presidentship Mrs. Delphie Cox Mr. John Crabb Madame Presidenf, Maxine Smiih, of Jrhe Oregon Educaiion Associalion, and members oi The board: Tom Powers, Pasi President Milo Cameron, Vice- Presidenip and Cecil Posey, Execuiive Secrejrary, plan commiiiee appoinimenis for ihe coming year. Mrs. Smiih Jrravels exiensively in performance of her duiies. ,Nw ,N ,f 4491 h,7,fy AA. 0 ' , 1 ! If , , f 'K f ,W fgfjl, A WM? ,X f fffff ff!! ff an , X 5 f' a f f 1 f X 11 ? f f , ,X 2 Miss Janice Crisp Miss Josephine Culberison Mr. John Drysdale By ie+, +o Aflanfic Cify, New Jersey, was one of Mrs. Smi'rh's more exciiing journeys. l-lere, she al'- 'rended Jrhe American Associalion of School Admin- isiraiors' meeiing. Afier The meeiings, Mrs. Snnilh wenl lo New Yorlc Cilry, where she saw several Broadway produciions and boughi exolic candy for her classes. 3 -5 Yqxkwcx. 3l Faculty works to prepare us for the futllrfb Q fl!-' T 7 is 1 X Mr Paul Evengen Miss Oerlrude Fredricksori Mrs. Janel Goodrich Mrs. Rulh Gray Mr. Del Hackerl' Mr Don Hanning Miss Pal Hansen Mrs. Rulh Hockersmilh Mr. Roberl Hull Mr. James JOhnSl'On MR. PAUL EVENSEN: B.S., Oregon Slale College. Uniled Slales Hislory: Assislanl Foolball Coach: Golf Coach: Assislanl Wreslling Coach. MISS GERTRUDE FREDRICKSON: BA., Universily ol Nebraska. Bookkeeping: Business Machines. MRS. JANET GOODRICH: BA., Colorado Srale College. Typing: Personal Typing. MRS. RUTH GRAY: BA., Universily ol California. Biology: Ad- visor, Junior Red Cross, Geomelry. MR. DON V. HANNING: Five Year Vocalional Cerlilicafe. Oregon Slale College. Machine Shop, MISS PAT HANSEN: BA., Nebraska Slale Teachers: College MA. Colorado Slalo College. Algebra: Oeornelry. MRS. RUTH HOCKERSMITH: BA., MS., Oreo.-in Shilo College. Hornernalring: Advisor, Home Fcciriovriics Srrrvico Club. 32 MR. DEL HACKERT: BS., Oregon Slale College, Senior Malht MR. ROBERT A. HUFF: B.S.. Kansas Universiry: M.A., University of Kansas Cily. Uniled Slales Hislory: World Hislory: Tennis Coach. MR. JAMES A. JOHNSTON: B.A,, MA., Wesrern Slale College of Colorado. Physics: Advisor, Bi-Phy-Chern. MR. MARVIN D. KAUTZ: B.S., Sfafe Teachers College. Dickinson. Norrh Dakola: M.A., Colorado Stale College. Algebra: Trig- onornelry: Geornelryx Junior Boys' Counselor. MR. J, ARTHUR KEITH: B.S., Oregon Slale College. English! Wreslling Coach: Assislanl Foolball Coach. MR. JOHN KOVENZ: B.S., Universiry of Oregon. English: Base- ball Coacht Assislanl' Foolball Coach. MISS CLAUDINE KRATZBERG: B.S., Whealon College. Home- making: Advisor, Fulure Homemakers of America. MR. LLOYD LYDA: B.S., Soulhern Oregon College. Aulo Trades. MRS. CYNTHIA McKAY: Assislanl Librarian MR. LOUIS MAHAR: BS.. Slale Collage: Mayville, Nod-h Dokofg Head ol Commerce Deparlmenlg Advanced Typing: Clerical Ollice Praclice: Advisor. Fulure Business Leaders of America Instructors are community leaders Mr. Marvin Kauli Mr. Arlhur Keilh Mrs. Cynlhia McKay Mr. Louis Mahar ,T Ms Q. Z, ,, 3 . ' ., 5, 'vp if,- ff, ' fi i' ?f Mr. John Kovenz Miss Claudine Knalzberg Mr. Lloyd Lyda f My M llllll9llEi'iKll'i51lil ll-,Hilllmi fin- , Chosen for a governmenl scholarship because of her bril- liance and linguislic abilify, Mrs. Edna Slewarl selecfed Reed College for summer school because Reed offered Rus- sian. There in nine weeks she learned a Two-year Russian course 'ro leach al M.H.S. Above her desk are poslers broughl from Russia by Dr. Mayfield. Mr. Taylor is H16 friendly and oufgoing feacher of our pub- lic speaking and debale classes. l-le is advisor ro 'rhe sfuclenl council and a member of lhe board of 'rruslees of OEA. Fishing and gardening occupy his spare lime. l-le has an M.S. from The Universily ol Oregon and a B.S. from Oregon Slale College. l-lis fine debale and speaking leam has won many honors in slale compelilion. 5. -555 1 ff' .nr FI 499 CY' N Q97 f-6 X.' Mr. Torn Marier Mr.Jcl1n Mast Mr. Leland Menlzer Mr. Marvin Miner Mrs. l. A. Mrilci I Mfg, Nay-1' Mirigk M35 Patricia Mounts Mrs. Frances Patron Mrs. Sl1'r'ey Pahcn Mr. Fcyd PGV-'OWSIU Instructors are uides, participants MR. TOM MARIER: BS. Wbslfngron S'a'e University. Enqlislif Assstan' Focrba Coecln' Junior Varsiry Basle'rba'l Coach: Asskranf Baselaal Coaclr. MR. JOHN MAST: B,S. M.S. Uniyersry or ldalvo. Un'+ed Sfa+es History' Advisor Fiore T1-3acl'ers C: Annenca. MR. LELAND A. MENTZER5 B.S,. Oregon Srafe College. Ar- clvltecwraf Drawing' Wcodslfopt Carpervry. MR. MARVIN D. MINER: B.A. Drake Uriversfry. Englisln. MR. I. A. MIRICK: B.A. Upper Iowa Uniyersiryq M.A., Univer- siry of lows. Sup-ery'sor or lns'ri-n1en+al Music' Varsity Band Dir-ecror. MRS. NAOMI E. MIRICK: B.A., Upper lowa Universify. Head of Tewbook Deparrme-nr. MISS PATRICIA MOUNTS: B.S. M.S., Universify of Oreqsn Plwysical Education: Advisor, Girls' Athleric Association, MRS. FRANCES PATTON: BS. Oregon Slale Cc'eqe. Librarian MRS. SHIRLEY PATTON: B.A,, Sfanfarcl Uniyersily. English: Jun- ior Girls' Counselor. MR. FLOYD PAWLOWSKI: BS., Souflwern Oregon College. Chem- lilfyf Geomelry' Physical Science' Assisfan? Advisor, Bi-PI1y- Chem. 34 Mrs. Freda Porier Mr. Duane Richardson Mr. Frank Roelandl Mrs. Frances Ruck Mr. William Ruck Mr. Glenn Schireman. Mr. Arrhur Scorf Mr. Roberl Semon Mrs. Elizabelh Serrle Mr. Lynn Siolund MRS. FREDA POTTER: B.A., Universily of Monlana. Typing: Book- keeping: Sophomore Girls' Counselor. MR. DUANE RICHARDSON: B.S., M.Ed. Oregon Sfale College. Mechanical Drawing: General Melal Shop. MR. FRANK E. ROELANDT: B.S., Oregon Slare College. Physical Educalion: Baskerball Coach: Junior Varsily Foolball Coach: Assislanr Baseball Coach. MRS. FRANCES RUCK: B.S., Universily of Norlh Dakola. English: Advisor, Torch Honor. MR. WILLIAM E. RUCK: B.S., Soufhern Oregon College: M.Ed., Universily of Oregon. American Problems: Senior Boys' Coun- selor. MR. GLENN SCHIREMAN: B.S., M.S., Universify of Oregon. Physical Educalion: Driver Training: Cross Counlry Coach: Advisor, lnlramurals. MR. ARTHUR SCOTT: B.A., M.A., Universily of Minnesola. Bi- ology: Head of Audio-Visual Aids. MR. ROBERT L. SEMON: B.S., Soulhern Oregon College. Chair- man ol English Deparfmenr: English: Senior Boys' Counselor. MRS. ELIZABETH SETTLE: B.A., M.A., Universily of Oklahoma! Columbia Universily. English: Advisor, Craler. MR. LYNN SJOLUND: B.A., M.M., Universily of Oregon. Vocal Music: Choir Direcior. Sfudying rhe press conference schedule, are The l96O- I96l officers of 'rhe Oregon Associalion of Journalism Advisors. Vice-Presidenlr of The organizalion is Mrs. Annamae Livermore of Pendleron High School. Presidenl is Vera Wolrhofl of Medford High School. Secrelary of 'rhe OAJA is Miss Peggy Covey of Marshfield High School. 35 Teachers live varied, active lives 'G r 'P Mr Galewood Smifh Mrs. Jo Anne Smiih Mrs. Mary Anne Smiih Mrs. Maxine Smilh Mr. John Smoclc Mr Fred Spiegelberg Mr. Roberi Siedman Mrs. Edna Slewari Mr. DeVere Taylor Mr. Marvin Traufman MR. GATEWOOD SMITH: B.A., Colorado Slaie College: M.S., Oregon Siale College. Algebra: Geomeiry: Junior Boys' Counselor. MRS. JO ANNE SMITH: B.A., Universify of Iowa. I-lead of Social Sludies Deparimenl: American Problems: Advisor, lnlerna- fional Relalions League. MRS. MARY ANNE SMITH: B.S., Iowa Slale Uriiversily, Ames Iowa. American Problems: Senior Girls' Counselor: Advisor, Rally Squad. MRS. MAXINE SMITH: B.A., Universiry of Oregon. French: Ger- man: Advisor, French Club. MR. JOHN SMOCK: B.A., Pacific Universiiy. World Hislory: Uniled,S+a'res Hislory: Sophomore Boys' Counselor. MR. FRED SPIEGELBERG: B.Ed., Washinglon Sfale Universify. Physical Educaiion: Fooiball Coach: Assislanl Traclc Coach: Advisor, Order of M. MR. ROBERT STEDMAN: B.A., M.S., Universiiy of Oregon. English: Advisor, Technicians. MRS. EDNA STEWART: B.A.. Coe College. Lalin: Russian: Advisor, Lafin Club. MR. DEVERE TAYLOR: B.S., Oregon Slaie College: M.S., Univer- siiy of Oregon. Public Speaking: Debate: Advisor, Sludenl Council. MR. MARVIN F. TRAUTMAN: B.A., Huron College: M.S., Uni- versily of Idaho. Chemislry: Advisor, Shullerbug Club. MRS. NAOMI VAN DYKE: B.A., Universiry of Oregon. Spanish: Senior C-irls' Counselor. MRS. JOHNNIE VAN SCOY: B.A., M.A., Universiiy of Missouri. Uniled Slaies Hisfory: Economics: Sociology: Advisor, His- Tory Economics Civics Associalion. MR. LINDSAY VINSEL: B.S., Colorado AEM. Vocafional Coun- selor: Direclor of Adull' Educalion. MRS. VIRGINIA WESTERFIELD: Soufhern Oregon College: San Francisco S+a+e Teachers College. Woodwind Inslrumenfs. MISS DELIE WHISENANT: B.S., M.E., Universiiy ol' Oregon. Head of Remedial Deparlmenf: Head of Tesfing Program: Remedial English: Remedial Arirhmelic. MISS DOROTHY M. WILSON: B.A., Iowa Slale Teachers College. Head of Foreign Languages Deparfmenf: Spanish: Advisor. La Terlulia. MR. WARREN WOLF: B.S., Universily of Oregon: M.F.A., Kansas Cify Arr lnsfirule. Head of Ari Deparfmenf: Arf: Advisor, Arr Sfudenls League. MR. VERN WOLTHOFF: B.A., Universily of Dubuque' M.A. English: Advisor, Hi-Times. M-A.. Wellesley College. English. MRS. LENORE ZAPELL: B.A., College of S+. Benedict Dramalics: English: Advisor, Thespians. u Universily of Missouri. American Problems: Journalism: MRS. MARGERY WORKMAN: B.A., Universify of Washingion: Medford's coach named 'Man of the Year' Man of +he Year was ihe lille be- srowed u pon Medford Senior High School's head coach Fred Spiegelberg in Poriland ai Jrhe annual Bill Hayward Ban- quei of Champions. Mr. Spiegelberg re- ceived 'rhis disiinguished honor for ihe guidance he aclminisiered io his Jrwelve- game, no-loss Black Tornado. The Blaclc Tornado flourished under his leadership 'ro win 'the A-I grid championship. Having ben head coach for eighr years, Spieg has coached reams Jrhai have won one s+a're championshipand have been runners-up on Jrwo difierenisoccasions. Washingion Siaie College graduaie Spiegelberg has inspired +he Blaclc Tornado reams 'ro win 58 games, Tie 6, and lose only I9. For Jrhe Jrhird lime Mediord's iop coach has ben chosen 'ro head The Shrine all-siar game in Poriland, Oregon, in laie summer. Mrs. Naomi Van Dyke Mrs. Johnnie Van Scoy Mr. Lindsay Vinsel Mrs. Virginia Wesrerfield lViiSS Delie Whisnar Miss Doroihy Wilson Mr. Warren Wolf Mr. Vern Wolihoif Mrs. Margery Workman Mrs- Lenore Zapell . ' ,,,, ,, if iiii i M' A W f 0 I ff f f M' f f ii ' f Z Z I If , ff f f ,f ag , , ,M , .. , , f ff ' 5 aff' if 4 ' l ' i V 'www-.' -'fa f 'Te-f .. M km, R ,Q ff m,,,.9, 5 . 3 Q. v f W 'Wm MLA wh, - ffii f if BF Q 'K'-3362 S-P, Nuns- 'lam f 1 Mr. L. J. Cay Mr, Ray Harder Mr. Marion Pirman Mrs. Margarel' Roclrier Mfg. Juha Tlwgrnas Mrs. Irene Drew Mrs. Marianne l-larrigcn Mrs. V?rginI5 Myers Mrs. Luis Plalni Mrs. Vesfa Pyle Mrs, Marqarle Tun-msn Mrs. Eeflw Williams Smiling and always poised for ,fork is flwe riniesr ianifor on Mmmm, fhis chicken gravy smells luscious! drocls lrene 'rlne manwrenance sfafi Julia Thomas. Drew who enioys her work immensely. 9 O - X N . .W-M Q i L' ull'-'W i -.r '4-,v- iv n-4 3 iff .l'-7,13-'PJF 1 X Custodians, To keep fhe building clean and warm and 'l'he kids well fed, is lhe goal and duly of l the cuslodians and cooks. Under The direciion of Mrs. Virginia Wait supervisor of cafelerias in lhe Medford school syslem, The cooks pre- pare and serve food for 450- 500 people each day. The nine ianilors, under head cuslodian, Mr. Marion Pilman. clean lhe rooms, keep The locks and lighls in working condilion, and in ihe summer keep lhe lawns wel and green. Making every siroke counf, Mr. Jack Garman sweeps soo? and lrash from lhe sidewalks, The fravel palhs of our school. gf xy! ,MMM E .1 , T 'X 1.7 i N 3,4531 . f fi , vb' x-V 2 .1 ' ,. M44 ' Mfr y s M T - cooks known for friendliness Busy bakers, Mrs. Vesla Pyle and Mrs. Mariorie Turman make scrumplious cinnamon rolls for a hosl of hungry ieenagers. Slopping for a momenl' during his daily rounds, Mr. Ellis Burrough dumps refuse down lhe incineralor chule. --L A f X 1 , .f -43 1 L, , ... 'ur v slum' - .N g. 'mv- oi 'SF' ,W f-v w . f E1 Jig I fr 1 7 Um CX students Friends Are Indispensable The warm feeling Of companionship . . . The knowledge fhaf an open ear And mincl waifs To lisfen fo problems . . . Crificism offered wifh lcindly infenf . . . Friendly chafs fhaf induce Serious fhoughfs abouf fhe fufure . . . The enioymenf which comes From doing fhings fogefher . . . People who can be depended on ln any emergency These we find in friendships, Friendships fhaf lasf. K 4I tlldellt St3t6SIl16Il 2lCt EIS li2liS0l1 bCtWC6Il Bob Hamilfon Keiih Berg Pa'H'y Barnes I rise +o a poin'l' of order, says As- sociared Siudeni' Body Treasurer, Bev Todd, a+ 'rhe Wednesday morning Siudeni Council rneeiing. All mailers concerning +he Siudeni Body as a whole musi iirsi come before 'rhe Siudeni Council. One such marker is The March of Dimes drive, belief known 'ro The siudenfs as Teens Againsi Polio. The Council chooses The class chairmen, and seis The rules before announcing +he plans before The enihusias- fic siudeni body. FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Jaci Slcelion, John Canrrall, Therese lnglin, Linda Slessler. Carolyn Menclce, Elaine Jennings, Milne Phillips, Jerry Gasiineau, Doug Kliever, Mr. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Pai Mc- Laughlin, Jim Lacy, Ros Randles, Diane Mohr, Bev Todd, Pa'I'+y Barnes, Administration and Student Body v Beverly Todd John Lacy Mr. DeVere Taylor Jim Stever, Dean Goddard. THIRD ROW: Lauren Stayton, John Lacy, John Frohnmayer, Keith Berg, Ray Konopaselc, Reinhart Kostlin. Under the leadership ot President Bob l-lamilton the student council governs the student body and school organizations. Ot prime importance to the council are ques- tions concerning school improvement. Should we have a JV rally squad? Should we OK this new club? These and many more questions are looked upon with great seriousness. Sophomore, iunior, and senior represent- atives report the business ot the council meetings to their classes. Students are giv- en a voice in their attairs, a chance tor leadership, and better school operation through their student council. Boys' League develops responslblllty The chief aim of Boys' League is To promole leadership, a high slandard ol scholarship, characler Jrhrough wholesome aclivilies, and lo be ol general service lo lhe school. Among ils many ac+ivi+ies, lhe Boys' League sponsors inlrarnural sporls, pays lor lhe boys' League scholarship, plans and pro- duces irs annual lalenl show, and worlcs in coniunc- rion wilh lhe Girls' League on Jrhe Winler Formal. The Boys' League Council is, in effect lhe gov- erning body of all boys al Medford Senior High. Shown below are lhe officers of Jrhe organizalion. From lei? lo righl are: John Frohnmayer, President Ray Konopaselc, Vice Presidenl: Clinlon Sliger, Treasurer: Slcip Bennelcl, Sergeanl-al'-Arms: and Jim Lacy, Secrelary. 0 .- fdz, , I L7 11, ,, ff' I I x -l 7'h...fW ii. 'fx '., AL xx 4 l V5..J-' Girls prepare food baskets clothing for needy families Who will if be? are lhe whispered words heard in ihe audilorium before The Girls' League Assembly is called lo order. Oi course, Jrhey are lallcing aboul lhe Girl-ol-lhe-Monlh. Every monlh rhe girls of Hue school wail eagerly for Hue an- nouncement Girl-of-lhe-Monlh is ----. The League's aclivilies are many arucl varied: wiHu Hue Boys' League, Huey co-sponsor Hue Winler Formal: each spring Huey carry oul Girls' League Week which consisls of Grubby Day. Molhers' Tea, and Slyle Show, and Sack Lunch Day. The league also sponsors lhe Friendship Club whose purpose is Io malce new sludenls feel welcome Io lvll-IS. To raise Jrhe money 'ro sponsor 'rhese proiecls, Girls' League operaies lhe candy booih each noon. Every girl in school is a member oi lhe league. GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL: J:-, 41' un.. . ' . f ' f ' --1 H i 'W 4 'TTI I U we 4 is A 'f i iliiff l 3 ..,l ,Qc igggg 53 l :1-- ---vf I 'rifizi' 'rw 'llbdviw , A 5 ,QI s ji ' ,ni umm: M1 . I, ' , Q34 ,- 13:11 'Q I ia 'li , 3 yb . , I. i-wash . -' V fri IH 5 gf. wi y' i' V n W., W, , , , ,, , , g . ,V , M ,g Qi M Q 3 I Q 4' ' , un'uum,.wrf W ' au . 3 ' funn 2 . I W.,,f:,lfQ ' 1 i fl 'f V' 9 Q 2 . ,, , ' 'f 'F ' , ,. . I , Z Vi 'vu f 1 ' , Nw ,.., u WW me LQ as fu is fm ,ug z .. fi yr-fs ' ' ZLL I. ffm ff .r ,.,. r ' if , I fu 'ML V A r i sm-m.u.,WwMW..M,MMMmwMw-WMM OFFICERS: Toni Spence, Treasurer: Karen lvlorlan, Secrelaryg Bonnie Allingham, Vice-President Linda Slessler, Presidenl: lvlrs. Berg, Advisor. SITTING: Lois Sledman, Sophomore Represenraliveg Karen Ivlorlan, Secrelaryg Bonnie Lowry, Sophomore Represenlaliveg Linda Wicker, Senior Represenlaliveq Therese lruglin, Foreign Exchange Sludenlg lvlary Kay Harris, Junior Represenlalive. STANDING: Bonnie Allingham, Vice-Presiclenlg Toni Spence, Treasurer: Linda Slessler, Presidenl: Rosemary Eismann, Senior Represenraliveg Suzy Thompson, Junior Represenlalive. in . ,iv i 1. stew ,M ,MW .,,,,. ,, ,-' I b MM' 114' f ,QM 4, f S , 6 as ,yy , ,. - I Y ' f i ..-,- A-1 Q, .ff Q ff'I1i::fff 1 f 1???fti4 :pghgzga ugsf-'f X .rgyyy 5559'- , Ai' I 1:11, EFS 2' z, J? 3 vm- X We Are the Seniors New responsibiliiies, More au+hori+y To do fhings . .. Rushed hours from frying To cram many ac+ivi+ies Info our las+ year . . . Term papers, poe+ry analyses, Remedial English plague us And bless us . . . The fun and laugh+er Of working iogefher On class proiecis . . . The +hrill of being accepfecl By a favorife college, Compe+i+ion for scholarships Deierminafion of a new career . . . This is senior year- An end and a beginning! Slijfieere in serious job have light m0m6l1tS 'yg-L. f L1 an fy, ,. - 1-h ff' very- is 4 T :en'r:s'f'f.' ' if , -riff .4 we- H f4 ,W , l Living ET up aT Their las,T year a+ Ml-l.S. are The Seniors, have aT lasT, aTTer Two years oT hard worli. 59530, 4535 Qffigefg, Leff +0 righT, Vice PresidenT become upperclassmen. As sophomores They won The Henry Olsen, T'ref.iclenT Doug Kliever, Senior Class TAP, and as iuniors They gave The annual Junior- F1epresenTaTiwe Pay Tfonopasel-, Treasurer Judy Bash, Senior Prom. Now as The leaders oT The school, seniors ancl SecreTary lT!lf1!'ifFW Parsons, DespiTe presenT ap- will carry ouT TracliTions and sTarT new ones which will peerance: +P-ey are -.eriouaz hard worlers Tor The class, be lonq rennornberecl. The goal oT The senior class The sch-pall anal The f'ornrnuniTy. This TraiT oT being is To clo The besT iob possible and To leave rnany'pleas- zeriguc iz apparord iii rmsT seniors as They realize ThaT anT memories oT school liTe in The hearTs oT The sTu- ai upperclassrnen They we '.oTTinq efiarnplei. in every- cTenTs. Tl'-ing They dO. -48 -IUDITH A i ' ' anis Pass High School, I959: Girls' League 2-3: Fu- Iure Business Leaders 3: Fulure Homemalcers 2: Hi-Times 2. PAT ALBRIGHT: Enlered from Hawlhorne High School. Hawihorne, California, I958: Girls' League 2-3: Fuiure Business Leaders 3. DIANA C. ALLEN: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Busi- ness Leaders I-2-3, Reporler 3: GAA I-2: Ushers I-2: Candy Siripers 3. RICHARD ALLEN: Boys' League I-2-3: Baslcefball I-2. GORDON B. ALLEN: Enlered from Jacksonville, I959: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2: Bowling Club I-2: Class Officer 2: Foolball I-2: Sfudenl Council 2: IRL 2. BONNIE PATRICIA ALLINGHAM: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Vice Presidenl 3: Girls' League Council 3: Debaie I-2: Fulure Teachers I-2: Orcheslra I-2-3: All-Sfaie I: All-Norlhwesl 2: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers 3, Head Usher 3: IRL I-2, Secreiary 2: Senior Play 3. JERRY LLOYD ANDERSON: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Baseball I-2-3: Boys' Sfale I: Foolball I-2-3: La Terlulia I-2-3: Order of M I-2-3. RICHARD ANDRE: Boys' League I-2-3. GERALDINE AU: Enfered from Coolidge, Arizona. I958: Girls' League 2-3. LORETTA AYRES: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Fulure Teachers I: French Club 2-3: Vice Presidenf 3: Orcheslra 3: Torch Honor 2-3. ROBERT GRANT BAKER: Boys' League I-2-3. STEPHANIE LOUISE BALL: Girls' League I-2-3: Ar? S+udenIs League I-2-3: Bi-Phi-Chem I: GAA I: Hi-Times I. JANET KAY BARKER: Girls' League I-2-3: Craler 2-3: Fu+ure Business Leaders I-2-3: Treasurer 3: Fufure Nurses 2-3: HECA 3: Ushers I-2: I-IESC I-2-37 Treasurer 3. MOLLY BARKER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: French Club 2-3: Treasurer 3: Laiin Club I-2: Pep Club 2-3: Ski Club I: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers I-2-3: IRL 2-3: Treasurer 3: Prom Prin- cess 2: TAP Queen I. PATRICIA ANN BARNES: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: ASB Secrefary 3: Fuiure Homemalcers I: Fu'rure Teachers I: French Club I-2-3: Pep Club 2-37 Sfudenl Council 3. MARCIA VIRGINIA BARRELL: Girls' League I-2-32 Fuiure Homemalcers I: Fufure Nurses 2-3: Pep Club 2-3: Ushers I-2-3. THOMAS EDWARD BARRY: Boys' League I-2-3: Bowl- ing Club 2: La Terfulia I. JUDITH A. BASH: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' League Council I, Sophomore Repre- senfalive: Choir 2-3, Robarian 3: Girls' Chorus I: Class Officer 2-3, Treasurer 2, Treasurer 3: Craler I-3, Salesman I, Sales Manager 3: La Terfulia 2-3: Pep Club 2-3: Prom Commiflee 2: Ushers 3: Friendship Club 3: Girl-of-The-Monlh 3: Brigadoon 2. URSULA MARY BATES: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Ar? Sludenis League I-2-3: Vice Presidenf 3: Band I: Crafer Salesman I: French Club I-2-3: La+in Club I-2-3: Pep Club 2-3: Prom Com- miHee 2: Slci Club I: Ushers I-2-3: Tornadia Princess I: IRL 2. GARY LEE BEACH: Boys' League I-2-3: ACdCIBrr1iCI Foolball I-2. PATRICIA ROSE BEATON: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus 3: Fulure Business Leaders 3. NANCY LOUI'SE BECKEN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Ar+ Sludenls League 37 L6 TGFIUIIG I-2-3: Pep Club 2: Rally Squad 3: Slci Club II Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers I-2-31 IRL I-2-3: VICE Presidenl 3. -gum- Seniors find laughter and tears come with graduation RAY EUGENE BELIVEAU: Errered irorn Tai? High Schoo:, I957: Boys' League I-2-3: Craler 3: Phorography Edilor 3: Shurlerbug Club 3: Chess Club 3: Senior Play 3. CECILE MARIE BELL: Girls' League I-2-3: GAA I-2: HESC 2-3: Ushers 2-3. BRENDA CARLENE BENNETT: Enlered from Crarer High School, I957: Girls' League I-2-3. ELDON A. ISKIPI BENNETT: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' League Council 3, Boys' League Sergeanl-al-Arms 3: Fool- ball I-2-3: Inrer-Club Council 3: Order of M I-2-3, Presidenl 3: Track I-2-3. KEITH RYDER BERG: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' League Council I, Sophomore represenlalive: ASB Vice Presidenl 3: Bi-Phi-Chem 2: Class Officer 2, Vice-Presidenlg Fool- ball I-2-3: Inler-Club Council 3, Presidenl: Lalin Club I: Madrigal 2-3: Order of M I-2-3: Prom Cornmillee 2: Sludenl Council 2-3: Torch Honor 2-3: Track I-2: Slrollers 2-3: Brigadoon 2: Carousel I: Senior Play 3. SHIRLEY ANN BETTENCOURT: Enlered from Jacksonville, l959Z Girls' League I-2-3: Choir I-2: Mixed Chorus I-2: Class Ollicer I. JEANNE BEVIS: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I: French Club I-2-3: Orcheslra 2-3, Librarian 3: Shulrerbug Club I-2: Ski Club I: Ushers I-2-3. PATRICIA ANN BIGHAM: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Fulure Business Leaders I: Pep Club 2-3: Ushers I: Brigadoon 2: Carousel I: Friendship Club 3. CARLEEN ANNE BLACK: Enlered from Eagle Poini, I958: Girls' League 2-3: Arr Sludenrs League 2: Furure Homemakers 2. SANDRA ELIZABETH BOESE: Girls' League I-2-3: Arr Sludenls League I: Fulure Business Leaders 2-3: Presidenr 3: Infer- Club Council 3. GERALDINE GRACE BOHL: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus I. SHIRLEY ALICE BOSWELL: Girls' League I-2-3: Furure Business Leaders 2: Fulure Teachers I-2: GAA 2: Pep Club 3: Senior Play 3. MILDRED ANN BOYD: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Teachers I-2-3, Secre+ary'3, Dislricl Represenralive 3: HECA 2-3: La Terrulia I-2-3: Program Direcror 3: Usherg 2-3. DWIGHT NEIL BRADFORD: Boys' League I-2-3. REGINALD PAUL BREEZE: Boys' League I-2-32 Bi-Phi-Chem 2: Bowling Club 2: Cross Counrry I: Foorball I-2-3: Order of M 2-3: Ski Club I: Track I. SUSAN LYNN BRENNAN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: French Club 2-3, Secrefary 3: HECA 3: Larin Club I-2: Pep Club 2-3, Uniform Manager 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers I-2-3: IRL 2: Senior Play 3. PBHY BBFVIES Marcia Barrell Tom Barry Judy Bash Ursula Bafes ia VdBe'3gl' H PPITY Beafon NBQCY Becken Ray Beliveau Cecile Bell 'en 5 enne SIUP Bennefl Kelll' Berg Shirley BeH'encourf Jeanne Bevis Va' 'Vu- '? VW fibrils K-93 Par' Bigham Carl-een Black Sandra Boese Gerry Bohl Shirley Boswell Mildred Boyd Dwighf Bradford Reggie Breeze Susan Brennan John Broadbenf Pal' Brookman David Brumback Arliss Bueffner Judy Burghardl' Barbara Budge JOHN L. BROADBENT: Enlered 'from Lakeview High School, I958: Boys' League 2-37 Wreslling 2. PATRICIA ANNE BROOKMAN: Girls' League I-2-3. DAVID LEE BRUMBACK: Boys' League l-2-3. BARBARA ANN BUDGE: Girls' League I-2-3: Arr Sludenls League 3: Debale I-2-33 Fulure Teachers Ig French Club l-2-3: Nalional Thespians Club 3: Ushers 2: IRL 2-3, Vice Presidenl 3. ARLISS MAURINE BUETTNER: Enlered from SI. James High School, Minnesofa, l959g Girls' League 3: Nalional Thespian Club 3. JUDITH ANN BURGHARDT: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Fufure Business Leaders I: Fulure Teachers Ii Nalional Thespian Club 3: Ushers l-3. JEROLYN KAYE BURROUGHS: Girls' League 2-37 Bowling Club 27 GAA 2: Ushers 2-3: HESC 2-3. WINNIE LEE BUTLER: Girls' League 3. JANICE nuns. earns' League I-2-3: AVI Swdenfs Leasue I-2-3. Treasurer 2, Treasurer 33 La Terlulia I. LORETTA LEE CALDWELL: Girls' League I-2-37 Fulure Business Leaders 27 Fufure Nurses 37 GAA I-2: HESC I-2-3: Hislorian 3. SHERYL MARIE CALIFF: Academic: Girls' League l-2-3: Fulure Homemalcers I: Furure Teachers I: Lalin Club I7 Ski Club I. RODERICK L, CAMERON: Enlered from Norlh Bend High School, l958: Academic: Boys' League 2-3: Tennis 25 Senior Play 3. A Iypical Irishman, Pal McLaughlin, will be remember- ed by our opponenls as The lrienclly cenler of lhe Black Tornado line. 52 i 'er' , x if Jerolyn Burroughs Winnie Buller Janice Buffs l-Ofella Caldwell SIIEIYI Celiff John Canfrall Sandra Carmichael Susan Caflwfiglif Judy Carver. n Jim Cesad Dick Champion Donna Childrelh Doris Chrisfian Sheml Cllrlsllan Daleen Clemenl' The prize halfback of Ml-IS, Skip Bennelnl, is also presidenl of Order oi M. Aulo re-I pair runs a close second ro ioolball in Skip's' life. JOHN L. CANTRALL: Boys' League I-2-3: ASB Oflicer 3: Rally Squad 3: King 3: Siudenl Council 3: Choir 2-3: Brigadoon 2. SANDRA LEE CARMICHAEL: Girls' League I-2-3: Fuiure Business Leaders 2-3: Torch Honor 2-3. . JUDITH ANN CARVER: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Hi-Times 31 Brigadoon 2. SUSAN ELLEN CARTWRIGHT: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus I-3: Ushers I: HESC I, JAMES W. CASAD: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Baseball I-2-3: Fooiball 2-3: Order oi M 2-3. RICHARD LE ROY CHAMPION: Boys' League I-2-3. DONNA JO CHILDRETH: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Business Leaders I-2: Ushers I. DORIS ANNE CHRISTIAN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Fuiure Business Leaders l-2: La Terrulia 2: Ushers I. SHERRIL LORRAINE CHRISTIAN: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Busi- ness Leaders I-2: French Club I-2: Naiional Thespian Club 3: Orcheslra I-2-3: Ski Club I: Ushers 2-3: IRL 2-3: Senior Play 3. ROBERTA DALEEN CLEMENT: Eniered from Craier High School. l95B: Girls' League 2-3: Pep Club 3. ELIZABETH LOUISE CLINE: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I: Bowling Club 2: Fulure Business Leaders 2: Fulure Homemakers I. WILLIAM HAGER CLINKINBEARD: Eniered from Lakeside High School, Seaille, Washinglon, l959: Boys' League 3, JERRY D. COE: Eniered from Jacksonville, l959: Boys' League I-2-32 Order ol J 2: Track 2. Seniors burn midnight oil laboring over term papers JAMES LYLE COLLINS: Boys' League I-2-37 Band I-2-37 Orchesira 3. MARILYN JO CONNER: Academic7 Girls' League I-2-37 Band I-27 La Teriulia I7 infer-Club Council 37 Shuiierbug Club I-2-37 Presideni 3. DEAN DELANO COOK: Eniered from Jacksonville, I9597 Boys' League I-2-37 Baseball 27 Bowling Club I-2. RUTH EVELYN COOVERT: Eniered from Juneau High School, Juneau. Alaska, I9587 Girls' League 2-37 Choir 3: Girls' Chorus 27 Fuiure Nurses 2-32 Laiin Club 27 Pep Club 37 Friendship Club 2-3: Noneiie 37 Candy Siripers 3, Presi- denig Senior Play 3. ROGER D. COPLEY: Boys' League I-2-3. BARBARA SUE COUCH: Girls' League I-2-37 Band I-2-37 Fufure Business Leaders 37 Orcesrra 2-37 Senior Class Play. JACQUELINE DARLENE CRAIG: Girls' Chorus I-2-3: Girls' Lea- gue I-2-3. DONALD R. CRANSTON: Boys' League I-2-37 Fooiball I-3. SUSAN CROFQOT: Academic: Girls' League I-2-37 Girls' Chorus I-2-3: Fuiure Business Leaders 2-37 Fuiure Nurses 27 GAA 27 La Teriulia I-27 Ushers I-2-3. ROBERT DEAN CROUCHER: Boys' League I-2-3. RICHARD RAYMOND CROWLEY: Eniered from Jacksonville, I9597 Band I-2: Boys' League I-2-37 Baseball Ii Baskefball I: Fool'- ball I7 Order of J I. PAUL DUANE CULBERTSON, JR: Academic7 Boys' League I-2-37 CYNTHIA GREY CULP: Girls' League I-2-37 Girls' Chorus I-2-3. ARTHUR GARFIELD IGARYI CUMMINGS: Academic: Boys' League I-2-37 Boys' Siaie I7 Cross Couniry I7 Debalre I-3: La Teriulia I-2-37 Order oi M 2-37 Tennis I-2-37 Torch Honor I-2-37 IRL 3. DONNA MARIE DALE: Eniered from Fullon High School, Fulion, Missouri, I9577 Girls' League I-2-37 Girls' Chorus 2i Mixed Chorus I7 Fulure Nurses 27 Girls' League Award 27 Ushers I-2-3. MICKEY DARRAS: Girls' League I-2-3: Fufure Business Leaders 37 Fuiure Homemakers I-2-37 Vice Presideni 3i Fuiure Nurses I-2-3, Presideni' 37 GAA I-2-37 lnier-Club Council 37 Ushers I-27 Senior Class Play. LONNY ALLEN DAUGHERTY: Boys' League I-2-3. KENNETH ALLEN DAVIS: Eniered from Fairbanks I-Iigh School, Fairbanks, Alaska, I9587 Boys' League 2-37 Choir 2-3. RICHARD WESLEY DAY: Boys' League I-2-37 Ari Siudenls Lea- gue I-2-3, Presideni 37 Boys' Siaie 27 Craier 3i Ari Ediior 37 ln+er-Club Council 3. BURTON BOOTH DEAKINS: Academic7 Boys' League I-2-37 Boys' League Council I-27 Sophomore Represeniaiive, Junior Represenfaiivep Baseball I7 Baskeiball I-2-37 Boys' Srale 27 Foolball 2-37 La Teriulia I-2-37 Order of M 2-37 Tennis 37 Torch Honor 2-37 Track 2i Tornadia Prince 2. Track I. Berry CI'ne 51' Ci' k b d Jer y C Jim Collins Marilyn Conner Dean Cbok Lee CJQQTJ' ear Ruih Cfioeoverf Mike COPISY Bafbafa Col-'CIT Jacque Craig Don Crangfon Sue Crofool' Bob CVOUCIWSV Richard CVOWIPY v SA., ,Q 25 'Y VL kk - ' i f fl, ,.- . ,. . 1-5 Ag , Sandra Edwards Theresa Elzea Rosemary Elsmann Kalhy Ellis Wayne Ellis Seniors Wear out college catalogues looking for 'the' college CALVIN DEAN: Academic: Baseball l-2-3: Baslcelball I-2-3: Boys' League l-2-3: Boys' Slale 2: Choir 3: Foolball I-2-3: La Terlulia 2-3: Order ol M I-2-3. LOWELL L. DEAN: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' League Council 2: Baseball I-2-3: Baslcelball I-2-3: Foolball I-2-3: La Terlulia 2-3: Order of I-2-3. NANCY RUTH DEAN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phi-Chem I-2-3: Presidenl 3: Craler 2-3: Edilor 3: Fulure Business Leaders 2: lnler-Club Council 3: Sludenl Council 3: Torch Honor 2-3. DONNA JEAN DELLE Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2: Girls' Chorus I: Fufure Nurses 2-3, Vice Presidenl 3: '.alin Club 2-3: Shullerbug Club I-2: Slci Club I: Friend- ship Club 3: Senior Play 3. PAULINE ADA DENYER: Girls' League I-2-3: Ari Sludenls League 3: Band l-2-3: Librarian 2: Bowling Club 2: Girls' Chorus I: Fulure Hornemalcers 2-3: Friendship Club 3: Belly Crocker Homemaker ol Tomorrow Award 3. MARY LEE DE PLACE: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Homemalxers I: Torch Honor 2-3'. VIRGINIA MARIE DICKEY: Enlered from Cenlral Valley, Spokane, Washinglon, l958: Girls' League 2-3: Fulure Hornemalcers 2: GAA 2: Ushers 3: IRL 2-3: Friendship Club 3. ROGER WILLIAM DOAK: Boys' League I-2-3. BARBARA JAN DONAHOO: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi- Phi-Chern I-2: Fulure Teachers I-2-3: French Club I-2: GAA I-2: Nalional Thespians Club 3: Shullerbug Club I: Slci Club I: Ushers 2-3: Friendship Club l: Senior Play I. JAMES P. DOYLE: Boys' League I-2-3. STEPHEN E. DREW: Academic: Boys' League l-2-3: Cross Counlry 2-3: Orcheslra I: Traclc 2-3. ELIZABETH COLLEEN DRINKWATER: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Business Leaders 3: Fulure Homernalcers I: Ushers 3. KAY DUBAY: Forlcs Senior High School, l958: Girls' League 2-3. NOEL, E. DUNLAP: Enlered from Jacksonville, l959: Boys' League I-2-3: Band 3: Baseball I: Bowling Club I: Class Ollicer 2: Foolball 2: Order ol J 2: Track 2. KENNETH NEIL DURKEE: Boys' League I-2-3: Baseball I-2-3: Bas- Icelball l-2-3: Choir I-2-3: Foolball l-2-3: Order of M I-2-3. DARLENE ESTELLE DWYER: Girls' League I-2-3: Arl Sludenls League I: French Club I. SANDRA KAY EDWARDS: Girls' League I-2-3: Pep Club 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers 3: HESC I-2-37 Vice PFSSICIGHI 3. ROSEMARY EISMANN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' League Council 3: senior represenlalive: Fulure Horne- maleers I: Fulure Nurses 2-3: Fulure Teachers I-2: Lalin Club I-2-3: Ouill and Scroll 3: Hi-Times 2-3: Reporler 2: Co-News Edilor 3. KATHY ELLIS: Enlered lrom Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, California, l959: Girls' League 3. WAYNE LEE ELLIS: Enlered lrom Bulle High, Bulle. Monlana, l958: Boys' League 2-3. THERESA IONE ELZEA: Girls' League I-2-3: Chorus, Girls I-2: Fulure Business Leaders I-2-3, Vice Presidenl 3: HESC I-2-3. KAREN LEE EMMERICH: Enlered lrom Radlord High School, Honolulu, Hawaii, l959: Girls' League 3. TANYA ENDERS: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Arl Sludenls League 3: Choir 3: HECA 3: Hi-Times 2-3: La Terlulia I-2: Nalional Thespians Club 3: Pep Club 2-3: Slci Club I: Ushers I-2-3: Nonelle: Senior Play 3. JANICE NADINE EVERNHAM: Girls' League I-2-3: Band 2-3: Fulure Homemalcers I: Fulure Nurses 2-3: Candy Slripers 3: Lalin Club 2-3: Orcheslra 3: HESC I: Senior Play 3. DARRELL L. FARRIS, JUNIOR: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phi-Chem 3: IRL3, MICHAEL LEE FARRIER: Academic: Boys' League l-2-3: La Ter- lulia I. Allhough disabled by a conlinuing iniury, Darrell Miller has been oulslanding in alhlelics as well as in academics. 55 9 5 1 4 Kam, E---we-'CH Tanya E-,595 Jan Evernham Bud Farris Mike Fafflel' Student Government Day election fills halls with posters SUE ELLEN FARSTER: GV? Lee:-e '-2-3. DORINA ELIZABETH FRAYSHER: Academie' Glrls' L-eaguhe I-2-3: JUDY FAULKERSON: GFS Leeg, 3. Efxe B,s ess Leaders 2' Le+'n Csub I-2-3' Iorc Honor GERALDINE KAY Fellows. e'-S -5 f-z-3- eve C Y 1 .-2-3- LAUREN KEITH FRAZIER: Bflyil I.eeg.-e I-2-3. CECELIA ANNE FICHTNER: C-:Vs 'ag-e I-2-3' Wen:-5 Tree- MARLEEN C. FROEBER: GU' 5' League I-2-37 GAA ITZI Ushers 2-3. CE' C-: 3. JOHN EDWARD FROHNMAYER: Academlcr Bays' League I-2-3: GARY JAMES FIELDS: 5:-.5 Eeag-e V2-3. gfesidefz gm? OLTQUSZCE-7631 3' iaskegbilfl , 5-F: League Y- -1. 5 ve,-H- -2 'sr IA -7 ass -rfcef 7 ecare- 7 cor a - -: MURIEL f- Q- SQA 'K 25 255. UVM? I 2. C735 I-2-3' HECA 3' I-If-Tfmes It Inter-CIub CcuncII 2-3: T ' '-. 'IE-' A EM-H -A-Iwqvn' I E Ieff' C.b I' Meefae' I-2-3' Order cn: M I-2-3' Prom Q' 2' '-'e':5' 3 x.,-:: 3' ,': -. -5 A ' E H ,M , ... C'e e' 2' PCM C':r'wm'T?e 2? SILT C? b I: Std If SUSAN ELLZFBETH FQNIAINEZ V5 fi795i,lQ2'3'3l'g,f if CQ--en 2-3' Tie- H:-ef 2E3:.IRL :-3:uSerQHefSL2E3: 'ff' EEE-el 'I E'-'re Xuries ir' -':v E EEIIQ P J SSM' TAP C'eA 'e' I' Asesterf Cemw CLe'rrvaer1 2' Brigadoon Y E: 3'5r 'EESJE' :D 5 EH' 3 I- ' 5 2' Cermse It Se ':' Pax 3. 1. C:-'-, I . 2 ' V W ' I EI ,., ,V , - SHERRY ANN FUNK: GFS Leeg e I-2-3' Glfs' Cbcrus I-2-3: JEWELL ANQIE FOEBES: C F3 'Haig -J' 'ik S,'3.E-MC! Ijefzlf I-:ue Nfses 2-3' Treasalrer 3' Pep Club 31 Candy ix' :re Ls 'ess -eezefs -' :Je -ues 3 swf- Syceri 3- X.,3'I-f'5 Y. ,M - A Q , U Q - I .D wt: I MICHAEL P. GARDNER: ,AC5jE'Y'-Cf Boys' Leeg..e I-2-3: Boys' SHARONHLEE FOIlDEQC,': figs 'AJ See' kia! 3 Sfe'e 2' Bam I-2-3' Franz? C:..b I-2-3, President 3: Ci'3 F-Zen' cc.-. 'g C-: 2' f'-'-'e 5,5 'es ,Jew I-2' .MMC E Cum-. 3- 'RL 23 GAA .f2' Sr' C.: -2' LSE '5 I-2. I ' E H E I 'Q Fl, A, Q ' N v RAY EDWARD FOULQNY ee.. Lea, Q C2-3' 535 ca 3- PM-CA PEGGY E-',L2ERg:.fIfifm,' UFS League LM Fume 'Sailers .2' 75:1 E-3' G::5e's I. E Mn ' . Y CECILE GIDNEY: Girfs' Leaeue I-2-3. WILLIAM A. FOUST: E:.s -e :Le Ie2-J' O':e' 1' M I-2-' 1' -,'.'f,e5,-,Z 542- ' ' J DANIEL E. GILMAN: Ecys Leag-e i-2-3. DIANE EVELYN ERANKLIN: Azecef-'7 55-3 Y - T 5--W FRANK MARION GLENN: Bays' l.e:g..e I-2-3. 3' -5 'e - 'e 2-3' Ofzfes . DEAN GODDARD: A:aae'e':' Bus' Leagee l-2-3: Debate I-2-3: HECA 2-3' Nef':'a Tresofsv Ceb 3' Student Ccmcil 3: C'e55 C-c 3' Pre5'cIe ' 3' Divo 3. MARGIE LEE GOOD: AC3dEm'Cf GFS League I-2-31 Future Busi- Track Star F '-' I e' 'e 'ess Lea::e's 2' F..'..'e Teaceers I-ZA3' GAA 2-3, Point -s'as'A: 5 ' ez es a :,'e ': : s:'e'T',. Keener 2 Preise 3' H'-Trees ZA3 Prcvcgraphy EdH'or 3' Ive -C eb C:,':' 3' Seufefcug CIub 2. ROBERT EUGENE GOODWIN: 3:55 League I-2A3: Crater 2: Na- ': a Teescef Ceb 3' S'LX?erbug Cveb 3' Wres'I'IIng 2: Serb' Fen 3. BARBARA LYNNE GORDON: Acasevfc' GFS League I-2-37 BI- PW-CEQM 3' La ' Club I-2-3' Sffrerbeg CI..b l-2-32 RL 2. z'lfg,e4t' yy- , ffvg-ff 1' -. .V ,,4' , A, , Q 5,- 'V ,l , 'ff -,Wy Y. A .-3'1 ,pf 1' e ' ,- I Navi ' - CHARLES JOHN GORR: Bcys' League I-2-3' Band I-23 Bi-Phi- C'e'r' 2-3' Bert g C -Ia 2t Orchestra 37 Ski Ciub I. MAX QUENTIN GOUCHER: Says' League I-2-3: Wres+IIng I-2. EDWARD BRUCE GRAHAM: Enfered Hom Jacksonville, 1959: Acaae ':' Bus' Leag..-e I-2-3' Boys' State 2' Band I-2-32 Baskerba' I' Mked Ciwms If Cass O?fEcer lg FootbaII I-2' Cree' :5 J I-2' Smden? Ccmcfl I-2: Torch Honor 2. DONNA MAE GRANGER: STH! League I-2-3: Gifs' Chorus I-2' Club Emxe HCWEWBLSFS I-2' Pep Cub 2-3: Shutterbug I' Sl' Cub I' Useers I-2-3. 56 E X Xxx N Ss: xv' A I ew ri ww, ,. 5,45 E A vm. A QQ, ,.,. . Charles Gorr Max Goucher Ed Graham Donna GranQe' Dlane GVIIIIIII Leonard Griggs Sandra Gross Doug Guclles Gailya GQIVIOIIG PIIYIIIS. HSQIS Blll Hall Ken Hall Nixon Hall Bob Harmlfon Dennis Hammond ' O Senlor lrls s lur e for the rom Comedienne Llrda Ls:-wry is rloled IGF g P g P lwer Sense :I rum-:r and parlblpallcn ' szrool drarra : evdeacrs. 58 DIANE MARIE GRIFFITH: Girls' League l-2-3' -Xrl S'ude s League 273: Bowling Club 2? GAR It Llsre-'s I-2-3' HESG I-2-3. LEONARD DALE GRIGGS: Soxs' League I-2-3: IE:c'r:al I-2-3' Order of lvl l'2-3' Trail I-2-3. SANDRA LEE GROSS: ,-Xcademt' Grls' League I-2,3 S'-Pm-Cverl Zi Eulure Business Leaders 2' Emure Ieaclwers 2' GRA I' HECA 2: La 'leffulla 3' Sl? Club 22 Llsllers I-3. DOUGLAS GUCHES: Boys' League I-2-3. GAILYA GUINOTTE: GM-Is' League I-I-3' Cra'er I' Flhure Harwe- rvwalers I. Seng eager I' La 'I'e Mfa ll' Or:'es're I-I-3' Llslxers I-3. PHYLLIS LEOMA HAGLE: Glrlg' League I-2-3' Begg I-2-3' Llrwlferm lvlgnager 3' Orglwoslra I-2-3. BILLY DIXON HALL: Erwlered from Sidrlex I'l7g'- IQSQ' EAS' League I 2 3. KEN HALL: BOVI League I-23' fluff I2-3' I-If-Trwes It Nallgna Ilwspiarl Club 37 Cawusvl I' Ellgagooll 2' Dfw 37 Senlor Flax 3. , . NIXON CECIL HALL: Sow' League I-2-3' I:ee'L'aI' I' Order ol M I' Wlwgllmg I. ROBERT SKELTON HAMILTON: Acaclemlq' Boxs' League I-2-3: Boys Slalc I: ASB Froslclonl 3: Band I2-3: De-bale lg HECA 33 IJIIII flull I' Orclvr OI M 3' XILICICIWI Cauncl 3: Tgrgh Hgnor 23: Tmljl IQ 3: Noise Parade Chairman 37 Senior Play 3. DENNIS HAMMOND: Boys' League I-2 3: Eonllng Club I. Eloise Harberf Joan Harbison Gene Harvey ,Joyce Hawking Sandra Heidemann Joyce Henson Bob Higgins Charlene Highland Christine Hillegfead John Hohnsee Harold Holmes Warren Horton Liz Howard Linda Howe Deanna Hull As alumni we'll remember always . . . graduation day ELOISE HABERT: Academic: Girls' League I-2: Band I-2f3: Secre- Iary 3: Fulure Hornernalers I: Fuluro Nurses 2-3: French Club 2-3: Hi-Times I: Larin Club I42-3: Orcheslra I-2-3. JOAN GREY HARBISON: Academizz Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem 2-3: Fulure Business Leaders 2-3: La Terlulia I-2: Pep Club 3: Torch Honor 2-3. GENE HARVEY: Boys' League I-2-3: Choir I-2-3: Tennis I. JOYCE HAWKINS: Enlered from Jaclrsonville. I959: Girls' League I-2-3: Class Ollicer 2: Torch Honor 2-3. SANDRA KAY HEIDEMANN: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus 3: Fulure Business Leaders I: Hi-Times 2: Ushers I-2-3: HESC I-2-3. JOYCE LEA HENSON: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus 3: Fulure Homemalcers 3. EDWARD ROBERT HIGGINS: Boys' League I-2-3: Fulure Teachers I: French Club I: Shullerbug Club 2: Wreslling I. CHARLENE HIGHLAND: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem 2: Girls' Chorus I: Choir 2-3: Fulure Teachers I: HECA 3: Madrigal 3: Triple Trio I: Nonelle 2: Slci Club I: Ushers 3. 1 CHRISTINA MARIE HILLESTEAD: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Girls' Chorus 2: Choir 33 HESC 21 Slfl Club I. JOHN PAUL HOHENSEE: Boys' League I-2-3. HAROLD MARSHALL HOLMES: Academic: Boys' League I-2-37 Bi.Phy.Chern 3: Bowling 2-3: Foolball 2: Golf I-2-3: Lalin Club 21 IRL 3. JOHN WARREN HORTON: Boys' League I-2-3: Baseball I: Wreslling I. ELIZABETH LEE HOWARD: Girls' League I42f3: Band I: Fulure Business Leaders 2. LINDA ANN HOWE: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Nurses 2: French Club 2-3: Lalin Club I: Pep Club 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Senior Play 3. DEANNA MARIE HULL: Enrered from SI. Marys, I958: Girls' League 2-3: Bowling Club 2: Dramalics Club 3: Fulure Business Leaders 3: Fulure Homemalcers 2-3: Fulure Nurses 2: Fulure Teachers 3: GAA 2: Nalional Thespian Club 3: Secrelary 3: Ushers 2-3: Brigadoon 2: Senior Play 3. MAUREEN LINDA HUNTER: Enlered lrcm Eagle Poinl, I959: Girls' League 3. SANDRA JEAN HUNTER: Girls' League I-2-3: Ari Sludenls League I: Fulure Business Leaders I: Fulure Homernalcers 2-3: Fulure Nurses 3: Fulure Teachers I: French Club I: Ushers I-2: Senior Play 3. THERESE SUSAN INGLIN: Enlered from Swilzerland, I959: Girls' League 3: Choir 3: Exchange Sludenl 3: Girls' League Council 3: Pep Club 3: Sludenl Council 3: IRL 3. 59 Linda Hunrer SBVIQVG HUHQH Donna Jasmann Elaine JSHNIUQS Dave Johnson -IWW JOIWSOH Is fhis a IypicaI boy from Idaho? Cal vin Dean is sol?-spolfen, a hard worker. and acrive in sporls al MI-IS. 60 i 3 I 3 Therese Inglin Esfher Jacobs Jeannine James Mary Jenny Dennis Jensen Ken Jensen Dudly Jones Roberr Jones Jack Jovce ESTHER MARIE JACOBS: Girls' League I-2-37 Eand I-23 Eufure Business Leaders I-2: HESC I-2: I-Ii-Times Exchange Ediror 3: Nalional Ihespian Club 37 Ski Club It Senior Play 3. DORIS JEANNINE JAMES: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Craler 2-3: Fulure Hcrnenwalers I-2-3: Fulure Tea-:hers I-2-3. His- Iorian 2, Treasurer 37 La Te-rlulia l'2-31 Ushers 2: Senior Play 3. DONNA VIRGINIA JASMANN: Girls' League I-2-3: Future Business Leaders 3: GAA 2: Ushers I-2-3: HESC 2. ELAINE JENNINGS: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Sfale 22 Eland Ie?-33 Debale I-2-33 HECA 2-3. Membership Cornmis' sioner 33 Hi-Times I1 Inler-Club Council 37 Lalin Club Ie2I Orcheslra IAQ-33 Slsi Club I: Sludenr Council 3: Torch Honor 2-3, Presidenl 32 IRL 2. MARY JENNY: Girls' League I-2,31 Girls' Chorus I-2: Hi-Times I42' LaIin Club I. DENNIS EUGENE JENSEN: Boys' League I-2-31 Foorball I-2s3: Order of M I-2-33 Wresflinq I-2. KENNETH BURNELL JENSEN: Boys' League I-2-31 Baseball I12-32 Basketball I-2-3: Eoolball I-2: Order QI M I-2-3, DAVID CHARLES JOHNSON: Boys' League I-2-33 Bowhnq Club 2. JAMES MACKENZIE JOHNSTON: Boys' League I-2-3: Eoolball I-253: Wrosflinq I3 Order of M I-2-3. DUDLEY C. JONES: Boys' League I-2,33 Bi-Phy-Chem 3: Bowling Club I42: CraIor I: I-Ii-Times 3: Sli Club lg Tennis l.3, Seniors give of time and talents to make their class best ROBERT PRESTON JONES: Boys' League I-2-3: Bowling Club I-2' Golt I-2-3. JACK JOYCE: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Bowling Club I-2: Football I: Golt I-2-3: Wrestling l-2. WILMA JEAN KEEVER: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2. ELIZABETH ANNE KEITH: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' League Coun- cil 2: Future Business Leaders 2-3: Future Teachers I' GAA I: La Tertulia I-2: Pep Club 3: Senior Play 3. RICHARD VICTOR KENGLA: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3. HOWARD JAMES KENNETT: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Choir I-2-3: Latin Club 2-3: IRL 3. MELVIN LEE KIRKPATRICK: Entered trom Red Blutt Union High School, I959: Boys' League 3. DOUGLAS EDWARD KLIEVER: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi- Phy-Chem 3: Boys' State 2: Class Otticer 3, President: Debate I-2-3: Football I-2: Inter-Club Council 3: Latin Club 2: Prom Committee 2: Student Council 3: Torch Honor 2-3: IRL I-2-3: TAP Chairman 2. JOHN B. KLUKKERT, JR.,: Entered trom Jaclcsonville, l959: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I: Baseball I-2: Basketball I: Football I: Order ot J I-2: Traclc I. LEON LESLIE KNAPP: Boys' League I-2-3: Traclc I-2. LINDA MARIE KNAPP: Girls' League I-2-3. LYNN LEWIS KNIGHT: Boys' League I-2-3: Choir I-2-3: Class Otticer I: Future Teachers I-2-3, State President I: Foot- ball I-2-3: Order ot M I-2-3: Student Council I: Track I-2: Senior Play 3. SHARON MARIE KNIGHT: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus I-2-3: Shutterbug Club 2-3: Ushers I-2: HESC I. WILLIAM KNORR: Boys' League I-2-3: Order ot M I-2: Wres- tling I. RAYMOND LEE KONOPASEK: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3, Vice President 3: Baseball I-2-37 Basketball I-2: Bi-Phy- Chem 3: Boys' State 3: Choir I-2-3: Class Otticer I-2: Football I-2-3: Latin Club I: Madrigal 2-3: Order ot M I-2-3, Secretary 3: Prom Committee 2: Student Council 2-3: IRL 3: Strollers 2-3: Carousel I: Brigadoon 2: Senior Play 3. REINHART KOSTLIN: Entered from Stuttgart, Germany, I959: Boys' League 3: Exchange Student 3: Football 3: Wres- fling 3: IRL 3. BETTY JANE KREISCHER: Girls' League I-2-3. CHERYL M. KRIDLER: Entered trom Portland, I959: Girls' League 3. LINDA MIESE KUYPER: Entered trom Eagle Point High School, I958: Girls' League 2-3. VAL HUGH LAKE: Boys' League I-2-3. Jean Keever Peggy Keith Dick Kengla Howard Kennett Mel Kirkoatrick Doug Klgever John Klukkert Leon Knapp Linda Knapp I-YN KUIQIII' Sha,-on Knight- Bill Knorr Ray Konopasek Reinhart Kostlin Betty KFICSCIWEV I4 Seniors win teen-age program for second time in three years JAMES A. LACY: Academic' Boys' League I-2-3. Secrerary 32 Band I-2-3 Drum Maier 3' Boys' S'I'aI'e I: Choir 2-37 Debare I: I-Ii-Times I-2-3 New Ediror 2, Ediror 3: La+in Cub I: Maonga' 3: Prom Cefnmifree 2: SIucIen+ CounciI 3' IRL I-2-3. JOHN RANDOLPH LACY: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3. Drum Maicr 3: Boys' Srafe I: Choir 2-3, Srudenr Direcror 2-3: Debare I: HECA 3. Secrerary 3: Lafin CIuI3 2: MacIrigaI 2-3: Prom Commirfee 2: SI'udenI CounciI 3i Technicians I' IRL I-2-3. SHARON LOUISE LAING: Academic: GirIs' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem I: FNA 2-3' Lafin CIub I-2: Maioreinhe I-2-3, Head Maiareee 3. JUDY JEAN LAMBERT: Girls' League I-2-37 RaIIy Squad 2-3: Ushers I-2-3' Prom Princess 2. ROBERT RALPH LARGE: Boys' Siare League I-2-3: Boys' Chorus 2? Mixed Chorus 3: Chorus I. KATHLEEN MAE LARIMER: GirIs' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2? FTA I-2-3: GAA I-2' La Terrufia I-2: Ushers 2-3. LYNN ANN LATHEM: Academic' Gir's' League I-2-3: I'Ii-Times It Incer-C'uI3 CounciI 3: La Ter+uIia I-3: Orchesrra I-2-3, Presidens 3' Shurferbug CIuI: I-2-3. Vice Presidenr 2. DARLENE LEWIS: Enfered irorn JacIcsonviIIe, I9597 6irIs' League 3- JAMES LAWRENCE: Enrered from JacksonviIIe, l959: Boys' League I-2-3: Torch Honor 2. LARRY PAUL LEA: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Ari' Sfudenfs League 3: La TerI'uIia I-2: Shufrerbug CIub 2: Ski CIUIJ I: Torch Honor 2-3: Senior PIay 3. BARBARA LESTER: GirIs' League 3. ALBERT WILLIAM LINDEMANN: Boys' League I-2-33 BasIreI'baII I-23 Foo+baI' I-2-3: Order of M 2-3. GEORGE OTTO LINDEMANN, JR.: Boys' League I-2-3: Baskefball I-2: Fco+I:afI I-2-3: Order oi M 2-3. PENNY LINN: Academic: GirIs' League I-2-3: GirIs' Award I: Bi- Phy-Chem I-2-3: FBLA I-2: Crarer 3: Laiin CIuI:r I-2-3. Praeror 2, Scrip+or-Ouaesror 3: Shurrerbug 2-3: Ushers I-2-3' Senior PIay 3: Friendship CIub 3. GARLAN LEE LOWRY: Boys' League I-2-3: Arr Srudenrs League I-2-3: Baseba'I I-2: I:oc+ba'I I, LINDA MARY LOWRY: Academic' Giris' League I-2-3: GirIs' SIa+e 2: French Club 2-3: HECA 2-3: InI'er-CIub CounciI 3: La TerI'u a I-2-3: Pep CIub 2-3, Presidenr 3: Thespian Club 3: Ski CIub I: Ushers I-2-3: Friendship CIub, 2-3: IRL 3: Dino 3: Prom Princess 2: Senior PIay 3: GirI of fhe Monfh 3. Cheryl Kridler Linda Kuyper Jim Lacy John Lacy Sharon Laing Va-I Lake Judy Lamberf Ralph Large Kafhy Larimer Lynn Ann Latham Jim Lawrence Larry Lea Barbara Lesfer Darlene Lewis Be'f Lindernann Georgle Lindemann Penny Linn Garlan Lowery Linda Lowry I-ucile Lowry Dennis Lundgren Rita McBeTh Kathy McCay Jim McCormack Don McCurdy Anne McDuffee Eugene McFadden Eddie McGrew Bob McKnigh+ Pal McLaughlin LUCILE MARIE LOWRY: Girls' League I-2-3: Ari'-Srudenrs 3: Choir 3: Girls' Chorus I-2: Thespians 3: Lalin Club I: Pep Club 3: Slci Club I: Ushers 2-3: Friendship Club 2-3: IRL 2: Carousel l: Brigadoon 2: Dino 3: Senior Play 3. DENNIS RONALD LUNDGREN: Boys' League I-2-3: FBLA 3. RITA MAY McBETH: Enfered from Jacksonville, l959: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: I-li-Times 3: IRL 3: Senior Play 3. KATHLEEN ANN McCAY: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3, Treasurer 3: Girls' Chorus I: Pep Club 2-3: Ushers 3: Brigadoon 2: Senior Play 3. JAMES ROBERT McCORMACK: Enrered from Jacksonville, 1959: Boys' League I-2-3: I'-Ii-Times 3. DONALD PAYSON MCCURDY, JR.: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' S'ra'Ie I-2: Baseball I: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2-3: HECA 2-3: La Terlulia I: Torch Honor 2-3. ANNE LESLIE MCDUFFEE: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Fulure Homemalcers I-2: Furure Teachers I: French Club 2-3: I-IECA 3: Lalin Club I-2: Orcheslra I-2-3: Torch Honor 2-3: IRL 3. EUGENE ri-ioMAs McFADDEN: seye' League I-2-3: Baseball 1-2-3: Shufrerbug I-2-3. EDUIE LEE MeeREw: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem 1.2-3. BOB MCKNIGHT: Boys' League I-2-31 TFGCIY I- Bashful Bash is The large? for good-nalured leasing. Judy is obviously respecled and Irusled by her classmares who elecled her class lreasurer for Iwo consecufive years. We-T? -'fx . 'Wg mv f -1711 ,A ,1 1, W g 5- . 5 9. -ge 7 5, Jani, 2, 212 L ,' f 9 5 .4 fy' l Dick Morgan Dave MOVVIS Mike MOFFISSY Karen Morlan Seniors realize Commencement is just 'the beginning' DARRELL W. MILLER: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3. 'DONNA LEE MILLER: Girls' League I-2-3: Class Officer I: Fufure Business Leader l: Fufure Teachers I-2: GAA 2-3: Pep Club 2-3: Ushers I-2-3: HECA 3. KENN MILLER: Academic: Enfered from Cadillac High School, Cadillac, Michigan, I958: Boys' League 2-3: HECA 2-3: Torch Honor 2-3. LINDAGLENN MILLER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem 3: Crafer I: Fufure Homemalcers I: Fufure Teachers I-3: La Terfulia I-2: Torch Honor 2-3. RITA JOY MILLER: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus 2: Fufure Homemalcers I: Fufure Teachers I-2-3, Treasurer 2, Vice Presidenf 3: Pep Club 3. GARY STEWART MILNE: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I: Baslcefball I-2-3: Boys' Sfafe 2: Order of M I-2-3: Technicians I: Track I. DIANE CHARLOTTE MOHR: Enfered from Milo Academy, Milo, Oregon, l957: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem 2: Cra'I'er I: Salesman I: Fufure Teachers I: HECA 2-3, Commissioner of Acfivifies 3: Hi-Times I-2-3, Re- porfer I, News Edifor 2. Co-Edifor 3: lnfer-Club Council 3: La Terfulia 2: Sfudenf Council 3: Torch Honor 2-3. PATRICK E. MCLAUGHLIN: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' Sfafe 2: Baseball I-2-3: Class Officer I, Presidenf: Foof- ball I-2-3: Order of M I-2-3: Prom Commiffee 2: Sfudenf Council l-3: Senior Play 3. CAROL ARLENE MCVAY: Girls' League I-2-3: Fufure Business Leaders 2-3, Secrefary 3. SHERI ANNETTE MALONE: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus I-3: Fufure Homemalrers I: GAA I. GLENN ALLEN MARIN: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2-3: La Terfulia 2. WALLACE JAMES MARTIN: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' Chorus 3: 'Mixed Chorus I. JUDY ANN MATHENY: Enfered from Jacksonville, I959: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2: Girls' Chorus 2-3: Mixed Chorus I: GAA I-2: Pep Club I-2: Rally Squad 2. ANNE CLARKSON MATTHEWS: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem, I-2-3, Secrefary-Treasurer 3: Fufure Nurses 2-3: Crafer 3: HECA 3: Lafin Club I-2-3: Orchesfra I-2-3: Pep Club 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Dino 3: Friendship Club 3. JANICE LYNN MATHEUS: Academic: Girls' League l-2-37 GIFIS' Chorus I: La Terfulia I-2-3. :JULIE KAY MATHEY: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2-31 HECA 3: La+in Club I-2-31 Pep Club 21 Slu Club I: IRL 3: Ushers 2-3. BEVERLY JANE MAYNARD: Girls' League I-2-3. MARGARET MEDLIN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3, Librarian 2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem 3: Debafe I-2-3: Fufure Home- makers I-2: Fufure Teachers l-2-3: HECA 3: Hi-Times I-2-3, Business Manager 2-3: Lafin Club I-2-3: Orchesfra I-2-3: Torch Honor 2-3: IRL I-2-3. JACQUELINE ANNE MEELER: Girls' League I-2-3: Thespians 3: Pep Club 2-3: Prom Commiffee 2: Ushers I-2: Dino 3. RONALD MEE: Academic: Boys' League l-2-3: Torch Honor 2-3. CAROLYN J. MENCKE: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem I: Choir 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Debafe I-2-3: Exchange Sfudenf 2: Fufure Nurses 2: GAA I: HECA 3: Infer- Club Council 3: Lafin Club I-2: Pep Club 2-3: Prom Commiffee 2: Ski Club I: Sfudenf Council 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers I-2-3: IRL I-2-3, Vice Presidenf 2, Presidenf 3, Sfafe Secrefary of IRL 3. RIC MIDDLEKAUFF: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I: IRL 3 BARBARA MILLER: Girls' League I-2-3. DARRELL M. MILLER5 Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Baslcefball I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem 3: Poofball 2: Golf I-2-3: HECA 3: Order of M 3: Torch Honor I-2-3. Because of her dry humor, Anne Maffhews will always be remembered by bofh Teachers and sfudenfs. She has also been nafionally recognized for her abilify in English 65 Billie Moyer Jane? Myhre Lynnda Neal ShirIeY Neff Pai Nelson PPI Newbry Seniors tease sophomores and juniors: remember 'when' PATRICIA ELIZABETH NOVAK: Enlered from Woodlalce Union High School, l959: Girls' League 3: Bi-Phy-Chem 3: Band 3: Torch Honor 3. KAREN OAKES: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I. SHARON O'CONNORS: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Nurses 2: Larin Club I-2-3, Scripror-Ouaeslor 2, 2nd Counsel: Torch Honor 2-3: HESC 2. HENRY WARREN OLSON: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Basker- ball I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2-3: Boys' Slale I: Class Officer 3: HECA 3: La Terlulia I-2-3: Order of M I-2-3: Tennis I-2-3: Torch Honor 2-3: JESSI 2. JOY DARLENE OLSON: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I: La Terlulia I-2-3: Pep Club 2: Prom Commirlee 2: Rally Squad 3: Ushers I-2-3. CONNIE ORR: Enrered from Willamelle High School, Eugene, Oregon l958: Girls' League 2-3: Inler-Club Council 3: Thespians 3, Presidenl 3: Dino 3: Senior Play 3. MARY LOUISE MOORE: Enrered from Rogers High School. Spolcane, Washing+on, l959: Academic: Girls' League 3: Orchesfra 3: Candy Siripers 3.1 PAUL MOORE: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Baskelball I: Base- ball I: Choir I-2-3, Presidenr 3: Boys' Chorus 3: Class Officer I: Debale I: Fulure Teachers I: Foolball I: HECA 3, Presidenf 3: Inler-Club Council 3: Laiin Club I-2: Madrigal I-2-3: Thespians 3: Prom Commiflee 2: TAP 3: Carousel I: Brigadoon 2: Dino 3: Slrollers 2-3: Senior Play 3. CHRISTINE MORLAN: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Girls' League Secrerary 3: Girls' League Council 3: La Terrulia I-2-3: Pep Club 2-3: Ushers I-2-3: Triple Trio I-2. RICHARD G. IDICKI MORGAN: Boys' League I-2-3: Choir l'2-3. DAVID K. MORRIS: Boys' League I-2-3: Foorball I: La Terlulia I-2. MICHAEL MORRISEY: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2: Bi-Phy-Chem 2: Baslceiball 2: Bowling Club 2: Larin Club 2. BILLIE JEAN MOYER: Girls' League I-2-3: GAA I. JANET FAYE MYHRE: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Triple Trio I-2. LYNNDA NEAL: Enlered from Roseburg High School, I959: Girls' League 3. SHIRLEY ORLANE NEFF: Girls' League 2-3: Girls' Chorus 3. PATRICIA DIANE NELSON: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Furure Business Leaders I-2: Fulure Teachers I: Ushers I42: Maioreile 2: HESC 3. PATRICIA NELL NEWBRY: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem 31 Girls' Chorus 2: Fulure Business Leaders I-2-3: Fulure Teachers 2: Rally Squad 2: Slci Club I: Ushers I-2-3: Prom Princess 2: Tornadia Princess 2: Caifish Derby Oueen I. JOE NIXON: Boys League I-2-3: HECA 3. KAREN 66 Foreign exchange sI'uden+s, Therese lnglin from Geneva, Swilzerland, and Reinharr Kosrlin from Ludwigsburg, Wesl' Germany, are avid sporI's fans. Therese enioys skiing, slcaling, and mounlaineering. Reinharl' Iilces baslcelball, wresI'ling. fool'- ball, and gliding. Bo+h plan college aII'er gradua'I'ion. MICKE KAY NOBLE: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2: Class Officer 2: Fufure Teachers I-2: French Club 3: Pep glub33: Prom Commihlee 2: Torch Honor 2-3: Senior ay . LARRY NORED: Boys' League I-2-3: Foofball I-2: Order of M 3: Traclc I-2-3. GAYLE NORRIS: Enfered from Eagle Poinl High School, l959: Girls' League 3: HESC 3. W. HEATHER NORRIS: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus I-2: Furure Business Leaders 3: GAA I-2: lnI'er-Club Council 3: Pep Club 3: HESC I-2-3, Secrelary 2, Presidenl' 3. JOHN NORRIS: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem 2-3: Bowling I: Boys' Shale I: Debale I-3: Ski Club I. ,NJA f, - :s M1 H ,X Nw 1 N N6 X X N P x Iwi-1 x SQ xt- X Nia? A f egg? , we za W X w L 'TU Q25 . , ,, 1 'ff Jean Plelsch Jim Pool Jeff Porler Judy PoHer. Sandra POWBFS Margo Preston Bud Ouinney Ros Randles Hazel RBWIIHQS RO5em?I'Y R5Y'5'leff1 Mike Reich Carolyn Reid Kafhy Relling Suzy Reule ROSGIIHCIC RIF-ifl Seniors lead organizations during last year RICHARD ORR: Boys' League I-2-3: Band l-2-3. LAURA JANE OTIS: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus 3: Ushers I. VALERIE LEE OTTOMAN: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem I: Fuiure Teachers I-2-3, Librarian 2: La Teriulia 2-3: Orchesrra 3. DOUGLAS PADDOCK: Boys' League I-2-3: La Teriulia 3: Order of M 2-3: Baseball I-2-3. MARION INNESS PARSONS: Academic: Girls' League I-2-32 Class Officer 3: Fuiure I-Iomemalcers I-2-3, Treasurer 2, Secieiary 3: Fuiure Nurses 2: GAA I: HECA 3: Hi- Times 2-3, Feaiure Eclilor 3: La Teriulia I-2: Shu++erbug I: Ushers 3. MICHAEL LEE PARSONS: Boys' League I-2-3: Baseball 2-3: HECA 3: Order of M 2-3. MARILEE ANITA PATCH: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem I-2-3: HECA 2-3: Lalin Club I-2-3, Praelor 3: Pep Club 3: Ushers I. MARY LEE PATE: Enfered from Woodville Texas, I958: Girls' Lea- gue 2-3. GORDON T. PATHMANN: Boys' League I-2-3: Foolball I-2-3: Order of M 2-3: Track I-2. 68 CONNIE LEE PAULSEN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Fuiure Teachers I: La Terrulia I: Torch Honor 2-3. JOYCE PEARSON: Eniered from Hollywood High School, Holly- wood, California, l958: Girls' League 2-3: Girls' Chorus 3: Thespians 3: Pep Club 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Senior Play 3. LINDA LUCILLE PEEBLER: Girls' League I-2-3: Pep Club 2-32 Ushers I-2-3. RICHARD LEE PETERSON: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Base- ball I: Bi-Phy-Chem 3: HECA 2-3, Vice Presidenl 3: La Terfulia I-2-3: Torch Honor 2-3, Vice Presidenl' 3. JEAN PLETSCH: Girls' League I-2-3. Band l-2-3, Uniform Manager 2-3: Girls' Chorus 3: Furure Homemalrers I: Fuiure Teach- ers 2-3: Presidenf 3: lnler-Club Council 3: Lalin Club I: Orchesira I-2-3. JAMES D. POOL: Boys' League I-2-3: Thespians 3: Dino 3. JEFF PORTER: Boys' League I-2-3. JUDITH S. POTTER: Girls' League I-2-3: Fufure Nurses 2: Fuiure Teachers 3: HECA 3: Hi-Times I-2-3: La Teriulia I-2-31 Ski Club I: Ushers I-2-3: IRL 3. SANDRACITODVWERS: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Teachers I-2: Laiin u . MARGO PRESTON: Academic: Girls' League l-2-3: French Club 2-3: HECA 3: Lalin Club l: Pep Club 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Senior Play 3. GRANT IBUDI QUINNEY: Boys' League l-2-3: Baseball l: Bi-Phy- Chem 3: Faolball I: lnler-Club Council 2: Red Cross l-2'-3. ROSILAND RANDLES: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3, Vice Presidenl 3: Girls' Chorus l: Girls' League Council 2. Junior Represenlalive 2: Girls' League Award I: Girls' Slale 2: Lalin Club l-2: lvladrigal 3: Triple Trio l-2: Pep Club 2-3: Prom Commillee 2: Ski Club l: Sludenl Council 3: Torch Honor 2-3, Secrelary 3: Ushers I'2-3: Brigadoon 2: IRL 2-3: TAP Counly Chairman 3: Co-Chairman Noise Parade 3. HAZEL LOUISE RAWLINGS: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus I-2-3. ROSEMARY JANE RAWSTERN: Girls' League I-243, MICHAEL REICH: Boys' League l-243. CAROLYN REID: Girls' League l-2-3: Fulure I-lomemalcers l-2: GAA l-2: Pep Club 3. KATHY RELLING: Girls' League l-2-3: Girls' Chorus 3: Fulure Busi- ness Leaders 2: Thespians 3, Treasurer 3. SUSAN BETH REULE: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' Chorus l: Girls' League Award 2: Ushers l-2-3: l-IESC 3. ROSALINDE RIPFL: Girls' League l-2-3: Girls' Chorus 2-3: Fulure Nurses I-2: Fulure Teachers I-2: Ushers I-2-3. -'ew--v.....,, Whal's lhe plumbing for? Ed Graham, lrombone- playing band member, good-naluredly accepls lhe leasing he receives aboul his lrombone. Judy Robbins Ron Roberson Craig Robison Mall Rode Joanne ROOIH' Russell Rosenburger Kay Lee Ruhl Deanna Russell Helen Rulh TerrY RYGFI David Ryn Gordon Safley Curt Sallrnarsh Penny Sarnperr Sandy Sanner up 'qu- , .,.. ,s,, ... .WW.:W.mW if .. 'AQ' National Merit test results leave top seniors in a daze JUDY ROBBINS: Entered trom 3: ASB Otticer I: Bow Jacksonyille I959: Girls' League I-2- ling Club l-2: Choir I: Class Otticer I: GAA I-2: Pep Club I-2: Rally Squad I. RONALD DUANE ROBERSON: ARNOLD CRAIG ROBINSON: MATTHEW RODE: Academic' l-2-3: Bowling Club I Slci Club I. JOANNE ROOHR: Girls' Lea Chorus I. Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3. Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3. Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem : Latin Club I: Shutterbug Club 22 gue I-2-3: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed RUSSELL ROSENBERGER: Boys' League I-2-3: Senior Play 3. KAYLEE KATHRYN RUHL: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Club I-2-3: Madrigal I-2-3. Triple Trio I-2: Brigadoon 2: Latin 33 Pep Club 2-3: Slci Club I: Ushers DEANNA DARLENE RUSSELL: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I,-2-32 Unitorm Manager 2-3: HELEN GLENDA RUTH: Girls' I-li-Times I-2. League I-2-3. TERRY LEE RYAN: Boys' League I-2-3: Art Students League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2-3: C 2-3: Traclc l-2-3. rater 3: Football I: Order ot M I- DAVID R. RYN: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2: Boys' State 2: Future Teachers 3: Inter-Club Council 3: La Tertulia I-2-3, President 3: Order ot M 3: Tennis I-2-3: Wrestling I. GORDON WAYNE SAFLEY: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2: Bowl- ing Club l-2: Slci Club I-2. WAYNE SALTMARSH: Boys' League I-2-3. SAMPERT: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Art Students League I-2-3, Secretary 3: Future Teachers I: Latin Club I-3: Prom Committee 2: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers 3: Friendship Club I. SANDRA LEE SANNER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2: HECA 2-3: Inter-Club Council 3: Latin Club I-2-3. President 3: National Thespian Club 3: Prom Committee 2: Shutterbug Club 2: Usher! 2-3: TAP 3: IRL 2: Dino 3: Senior Play 3. CHRISTINE ANN SATHER: Girls' League I-2-3: Future Nurses 2: La Tertulia I-2: National Thespian Club 3: Ushers 2-3: Friendship Club 2-3: IRL 2-3: Dino 3. SHIRLEY LOIS SATTERFIELD: Entered trom Grants Pass, I959: Girls' League 3: Choir 3: French Club 3: Madrigal 3: National Thespian Club 3: Dino 3. CURTIS PENNY Christine Sather Shirley Satterfield Richard Schroeder Jackie Schloe Carl Sieg Leo Shulz Karalee Selby Jerrv 59ll9Ck Sandra Semple Monica Setty Barbara Shaw James Shaw John Shaw Unda Sheppard Jack Shoemaker we Yfx taxi' Q23-:rr W, Q ' hu N .g . Tom bfwlef Jerry Shulfs Gary Silva Theresa SIVUPSOU Jaci SkeIIon Carol Slafer Jef' Smlfh Jerilyn Smirh Jovce Smifh JACQUELINE SCHLOE: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Homemalcers I. RICHARD LOUIS SCHROEDER: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I1 Bowl- ing Club 2: La Terfulial I-2. JERRY RICHARD SELLECK: Boys' League I-2-33 Cross Counlry 2: Wreslling I. LEO K. SCHULZ: Eniered from Forl Vancouver, I958g Boys' League I-2-3: Wreslling 2. 'KARALEE SELBY: Academic: Girls' League I-2-33 Girls' Chorus Ig f' Fulure Homemalrers I-2-3, Degree Chairman 2, Treasurer 3: La Terlulia I-27 Pep Club 31 Ushers I-2-33 Friendship Club 3. SANDRA LEE SEMPLE: Girls' League I-2-37 Girls' Chorus 37 Mixed Chorus I: Pep Club 27 Rally Squad 3: Ushers I-2. MONICA RAE SETTY: Enlered from Sweer Home Union High School, I957: Girls' League I-2-35 Girls' Chorus I-23 Pep Club 3: IRL 3. BARBARA LEE SHAW: Enrered from Roseburg Senior High School, I95S: Girls' League 2-3: La Terlulia .27 Nalional Thespian Club 37 Ushers 3: IRL 3: Friendship Club 3: Dino 37 Senior Play 3. JAMES JAY SHAW: Boys' League I-2-3. JOHN CHARLES SHAW: Academic: Boys' League I-2433 Boys' Slale I: Bi-Phy-Chem 2-3: Debafe I: Lafin Club Ig Tennis I-2-33 Torch Honor 2-3: JESSI 2: Senior Play 3. LINDA SHEPPARD: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I. JACK SHOEMAKER: Boys' League I-2-3: Baslcelball Ig Foolball I-2. TOM PAUL SHULER: Boys' League I-2-37 Bowling Club I. Terry Simmons Jim Simons Linda Slessler Gary Smith Linda Smifh Keifh Smifh Chairman of Ihe proper+y commi+'I'ee for Pyg- malion, Parn Walson, also manages Io keep her grades high enough for honor-roll slanding. V',- ir 'n IQ - -'.. . . . .., ' 'rlss c I K Q -t 7I 3. :k k '+ X car - , . X Q ..,.-aa, :ij Q Jef , ., .Q X-. X. x -5 . S 5 j . ,' N.. . fy K . ' x 5 ' k A I Nic X 7 ' lyk '12 ,.-1 fx N 5 Wayne Thompson Margaref Tizekker Barbara Tickner Bev Todd Sandy Todd Remedial English, math pet peeve of seniors TERRY LEROY SMITH: Boys' League I-2-3. KELLY SOMERS: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Debale 3: Fool- ball I-2: Hi-Times 3: Lafin Club I: Ski Club I-2: Track I. TONI LYNN SPENCE: Girls' League I-2-3, Treasurer 3: Craler 3, Bookkeeper: Fulure Business Leaders 2: GAA 2. JAMES ROGER SPOERL: Academic: Enrered from Delano, Califor- nia, I958: Boys' League 2-3: Bi-Phy-Chern 3: Crafer 3: Torch Honor 2-3: Chess Club 3: JESSI 2. THEODORE HENRY STAMPER: Boys' League I-2-3. ADRIAN ELROY STANSFIELD: Boys' League I-2-3: Mixed Chorus I. LAUREN CHARLES STAYTON: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2-3, Vice Presidenl' 3: Craler 2-3: Fulure Teachers I: In+er-Club Council 3: Sludenr Council 3: Tennis I: Torch Honor 2-3: Wresrling I: IRL 2: Chess Club 3. JAMES LEONARD STENERSON: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' Chorus 2. CLINTON STIGER: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3, Treasurer 3: Band I-2: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2: Choir 2-3, .Secrelary 3: Lalin Club I-2: Ski Club I: IRL 2-3: Senior Play 3. JERRY SHULTS: Boys' League I-2-3: Baslcelball I-2-3: Order of M I-2-3: Track I-2-3. CARL SIEG: Boys' League I-2-3. GARY W. SILVA: Eniered from Jacksonville, I959: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2: Baseball I-2: Baskelball I: Bowling Club 2: Foolball I-2: Order of J I-2. TERRY CLAIRE SIMMONS: Boys' League I-2-3: Orchesira I-2-3. JIM SIMONS: Boys' League I-2-3. JACQUELYN ERNESTINE SKELTON: Girls' League I-2-31 ASB Officer 3: Rally Squad 2-3, Oueen 3: Ushers I. CAROL SLATER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem 2: Fufure Homemakers I-2-3: Fulure Teachers 3: Lalin Club I-2-3: Nalional Thespian Club 3: Orchesfra I-3: Shulferbug Club I-2: Ushers 2-3: Friendship Club 3: Dino 3: Senior Play 3. LINDA GAY SLESSLER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3, Presideni 3: Girls' League Council 3: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Triple Trio 2: Class Officer I, Secrerary: Inler-Club Coun- cil 3: La Terfulia I-2-3: Pep Club 3: Sfudenl Council 32 Ushers I-2-3: Co-Chairman Nloise Parade 3: Brigadoon 2: Senior Play 3. GARY WILLIAM SMITH: Enfered from Jackso'nville, I959: Boys' League I-2-3: Baseball I-27 Bowling CIUIJ I-2: FOOIIDGII I-2: Order of J I-2. JERELYN GLENNA SMITH: Academic: Girls' I-GDQUG I-2-32 AFI Sludenls' League I-2-3: Fuiure Teachers I-2-3: French Club 2-3: La Terrulia I-2-3. JERILYN JULIA SMITH: Girls' League I-2-31 Bi-Phy-Chem I'2I.I:UIUl'6 Teachers I-2-3: La Terlulia I-2: Orcheslra I-2-3: Ski Club I7 Ushers I-2-3: IRL 2-3, Secrelary 3: Friendship Club 3. JOYCE MARIE SMITH: Enlerecl from Upland High, I959: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Business Leaders 3: Fulure Home- makers 2. KEITH A. SMITH: Boys' League I-2-3. LINDA MARIE SMITH: Girls' League I-2-3: Arr Sludenrs League 3: Choir 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus I: Fulure Teachers 2: GAA I-2: Laiin Club I-2-3: Pep Club 3: Ski Club I: Ushers I-2-3: IRL 2: Friendship Club 3. LYNNE ALICE SMITH: Enlered from Jacksonville, I959: Girls' League 3: Torch Honor 3. PATRICIA LEA SMITH: Enrered from Glide High School, I959: Girls' League 2-3. RAY SMITH: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' Sfafe 2: Band I-2-3, Presi- denl 3: Bi-Phy-Chem I-2-3: Bowling Club 2: Cross Coun- fry I-2-3: I-IECA 2-3: La Terlulia I-2: Orchesfra 2-3: Order of M I-2-3: Shullerbug I-2: Torch Honor 2-3: Track I-2-3: Wresrling I-2-3. A mischievous gleam in Bev Todd's eye is hidden benealh a shy, soil-spoken, unassuming facade. She works hard al her posilion as sludenl body Ireasurer. ' I il Q . iiii I' 73 Diana Tomlin Sandy Uhrine Tony Wade One of The man and an Terry Turpin Clair Varney Charlolle Walch S+roIIers, Ray Konopaselc is a aclive officer in Boys' League. 74 5415. ' ' . 9,4 . I as-f JEL '- L ' 3-:Tv 'Ti ' Ill lv' - T eu -. . 1 I, sporls- .N .-.Q ,441 Tom Turpin Barbara Tyler Nancy Van Valzah Clyde Varney Jeanne Vermeulen Inez Vie's Charles Wall Craig Walsfead Barbara Wa'+ers DENNIS STRAUSS: Boys' League I-2-3. MAVIS E. STROM: Academic: Girls' League I-2-37 Girls' Chorus It Fulure Homemalers IY2-3, Vice Presidenl' 2, Presidenf 3: Infer- Club Council 33 Lalin Club 2-3: Torch Honor 2-3. LORALEE SUTHERLAND: Girls' League I-2-37 Arr Sludenls League I-2: Ei'Phy'Chem 3: Ushers I-2, KAY SUTTON: Girls' League I-2-37 Maiore-Ile 2-37 Furure Business Leaders I-3: Ushers 2-3. JAY WOODFORD TAYLOR: Academic: Boys' League I-2-37 Orcheslra I-2-3: Shulrerbug Club I-2'3. JUDITH TAYLOR: Enlered from Prospecl High School. IQS93 Girls' League 3. ROBERT TAYLOR: Boys' League I-2e3. LINDA LEE TEETER: Girls' League I-2-31 Ar? Sfudenis League 33 Bowl- ing Club 27 Girls' Chorus I. SHAREN TEPOVAC: Girls' League IA2-3: Nalional Thespian Club 3. Clerk 3. JAMES L. THOMAS: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3. Chorus I: Fulure Business Leaders I-2: Fulure Nurses 2 A Orchoslra I-2-3. SHARON JULIA THOMAS: Girls' League I-2-33 Bi-Phy-Chem I: Girls' Karen Warner Doug Wasden Pam Whlfe , , Perry whmack Harlene Willis Jim Wilson Seniors present Pygmalion TERESA LEE THOMAS: Girls' League I-2-33 Bi-Phy-Chem 2: Girls' Chorus 2: La Terrulia 2-3: Ushers 2. CHARLES WAYNE THOMPSON: Boys' League I-2-37 Base- ball I-2-37 Bi-Phy-Chem I7 Bowling Club I-2: La Terrulia I-2-31 Order of M I: Ski Club I-27 Senior Play 3. BARBARA LOUISE TICKNER: Girls' League I-2-3. MARGARET TIZEKKER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi- Phy-Chem 2-33 Debare I-2-37 Fuiure Teachers I: Hi-Times I-2-3, Fealure Edilor 2-37 Lalin Club l-2: Ski Club I: Ushers 2-35 IRL 3. BEVERLY TODD: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: ASB Treas- urer 37 Girls' Chorus 3: Furure Hornemakers I-27 GAA 2: Larin Club 21 Pep Club 2-3: S+uden+ Coun- Cil 33 IRL 3. TODD: Girls' League I-2-3: Furure Homemakers I-3: GAA 2-3: HESC I-2-33 Ushers l. R. TOMLIN: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy- Chem 3: Bowling Club 23 Fulure Business Leaders 2-35 Furure Nurses 2: GAA 3i PSP Club 37 Ski Club li Ushers I-2-3. LAWRENCE TURPIN: Boys' League I--2-33 Baskef- ball 2: Bowling Club li Track I. THOMAS C. TURPIN: Boys' League l-2-3: Baseball l. SANDY DIANA TERRILL Z 7 f 7 2 il fl is fe 5 ll? ii 3K Sl Qi 2 5 2 9 5 2 5 5 5 3 Z z f 4 5 1 f 1 3 5 f Z f 2 2 Z 3 f z 4 5 f Pam Wafson N ' W ' Linda wicker aClH'ewiii'iL'fiQ Mui'Sl'3Z'Tfv'il?Sl22 Jean Wobbe Marjorie Wonderly Dean Wood to raise money for Crater pages Don'+ lei 'rhis piciure fool you! This is one of The lallesi girls in ihe senior class, Tony Spence is an energeiic worker and lreasurer of Girls' League. 75 pzl- sf,-1 - - ,f - xg :, . -' Mi, . TWT , Q' Craig Wright Lois Wrighf Loyd Wright Harold Young Jack Young Janer Young Tom Zeifler Mary Housel Denny Pugmire Rod Cameron They meet, master Physics, American Problems, Remedial BARBARA MARIE TYLER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Girls' Chorus I: Madrigal 3: Triple Trio I-2: Pep Club 2-3: Slri Club 2: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers 2. WILLIAM SANFORD UHRINE: Boys' League I-2-3: Fool- ball I: IRL 3. NANCY ANNE VAN VALZAH: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Crarer 2-3, Index Ediior 3: Purure Teachers 2-3, Hisrorian 33 La Terrulia I-2-3: Orches- Jrra I-2-3: Torch Honor 2-3. JEANNETTE VERMEULEN: Girls' League I-2-3: French Club I: Girls' Chorus 2. INEZ VIERS: Enrered from Craler High School, I959: Girls' League 3: Furure Homemalcers 3. CLAIR VARNEY: Boys' League I-2-3: La Terlulia I-2. CLYDE H. VARNEY: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: La Terrulia I. TONY WADE: Enlered from Huniingion, Wes? Virginia, I958: Boys' League 2-3. CHARLOTTE ANN WALCH: Girls' League I-2-3. CHARLES WALL: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Boys' Chorus I: Bi-Phy-Chem 33 Choir 2: Larin Club I. CRAIG N. WALSTEAD: Boys' League I-2-3: Choir I: Boys' Chorus 3: Orchesfra I-2-3. BARBARA ANN WALTERS: Enlered from Jacksonville High School, I959: Girls' League I-2-3: GAA I: Class Officer 23 Mixed Chorus I: Girls' Chorus 2: Band I: Pep Club I-2: Rally Sqaud 2, KAREN VELMA WARNER: Girls' League I-2-3: Fuiure Nurses 2: Girls' Chorus I-2-3. DOUGLAS WASDEN: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Choir 2-3: Madrigal I-3. PAMELA WATSON: Academic: Girls' League I 2-3: Fulure Teachers I: La Terlulia I-2: Torch Honor 2-3: Ushers I-2-3: IRL 2-3: Senior Play 3. 76 NONIE WEISER: Enrered from Newpori Harbour High, l959: Girls' League 3. MAXPAULA LOUISE WESTON: Enrered from Wesichesler High School, California, I9587 Girls' League 2-3: GAA 2-3: French Club 2-3: Fuiure Homemalcers 3: Furure Business Leaders 3: Ushers 3. PAMELA COLEEN WHITE: Girls' League I-2-3: Furure Teachers I: Girls' Chorus lg La Terlulia I-2-3: Pep Club 2-3. Vice Presi- denl' 3: Ushers I. LINDA GAYLE WICKER: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Girls' League Council 3: Fuiure Teachers I: Band I-2-3: La Terrulia 2. Owner of a red M.G. sporfscar, Parry Barnes has a vibranl' personaliiy and pariicipaies in any school evenl' wirh enihusiasm. .9 N- fe. ,f ff if: Wiws .,,, ,N Fu+ure scienfisf Jim Spoerl likes To experimenl wilh lhe available equipmenr in The science deparlmenr. The analylical balance is buf one ol' Ihe devices 'rhe sludenls learn 'ro use in science courses. MARCIA ANN WILLIAMS: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Choir 2-3: La Terlulia I-2-3: Madrigal 3: Pep Club 2-3: Secrelary 3: Prom Commi'Hee 2: Torch Honor 2-3, Treasurer 3: Ushers I-2-3: IRL I-2-3. HARLENE JEANETTE WILLIS: Girls' League l-2-3: GAA 3. JAMES MILLARD WILSON: Boys' League l-2-3: Chess Club 3. JEAN WOBBE: Academic: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Teachers I: Fulure Homemakers l42: BifPhy-Chem l-2-3: La Terlulia I-2: Orcheslra I-2-3. Secrefary 2: Ushers I-2-3: IRL 2-3: Senior Play 3. MARJORIE M. WONDERLY: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Homemakers I-2-3. DEAN HARDING WOOD: Boys' League l-2-3. CRAIG WRIGHT: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem l-2-3: Craler 3: Thespians 3: Lalin Club I: Fulure Teachers 3: Chess Club 3: 2nd Sgl-af-Arms: Senior Play 3: Dino 3. LLOYD WRIGHT: Boys' League I-2-3. LOIS ELAINE WRIGHT: Girls' League I-2-3: Fulure Nurses 3: Ushers 2-3: HESC I-2. HAROLD E. YOUNG: Boys' League I-2-3: Band I-2-3: Choir 3: Orcheslra I-2-3. JACK R. YOUNG: Boys' League I-2-3: Wreslling I. JANET MARIE YOUNG: Girls' League l'2-3: Bowling Club 2: Fulure Nurses 2-3, Hislorian 3: GAA I-2, Treasurer 2: Lalin Club l72-3: Ski Club I: Ushers I-2-3. TOM CLEVE ZEITLER: Boys' League I-2-3. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN: Enlered from Jacksonville High School. I959: Boys' League I-2-3: Bowling Club I-2-3: Baseball I- 2-3. DENNY PUGMIRE, JR.: Academic: Boys' League I-2-3: Bi-Phy-Chem 2-3: La Terlulia I-2-3, Vice Presidenl 3: Order of M 2-3: Wreslling I-2-3. Ouief and soffspoken, senior Molly Barker neverlheless carries a lol of weighI ' around Medford High. An honor sludenl al The lop of her class, Molly also displays a perl and charming personalily lo her fellow sludenls. BeHer known as Hamlef 'ro The sludenls oi his English class, Boolh Deakins, is a familiar lace 'ro many of lhe sludenls of MHS. Boolh is equally well-known for his arhleric and scholaslic abililies. . . X, R 4 r f uv . Y' , F QL infggsil, ,..i.if1Zfg,,wag5: 'i,j.,1!. - j3:.45gSg:.T.f,X x tt ' as-gi I If 5 , .NM L ,U , w. ?fTL,rIf P' 77 ,, ga 26 ,-...K Q1 -nw., 4 X .-E., ffw rw qw ...W ,V W ul 9' if T I-nA'inw,f1 MM..-7 ., , ,1,,,,K,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,, ' 3' Ln. . I ' - -gm 'ax -nn .14-f.. !1L as A-vt -sa zusisunw- V, - war?QF?,... . ar i A, N ,- ,, J, yy .l.LJm4g...,s, ,,,,,l' , ' 1' ' , l vessv.-N- 1 3 rm.. . A A , nf? -1 'GRY' Lrfx .1-Q. -nl'-Tx: an mmf QQQQM-vu. up , , ' xg!! f f, 5 1. I W ,, 5 .sw-Lx w , fmuuq,-BQ R' NJ mx gr X .xr an We Are the Juniors Fun and laughfer echoing up 'rhe s'rairs And 'rhrough +he halls . .. Crowded schedules, less 'rime +o do more +hings, People rushing +o games and pep assemblies. The proud assurance of a class ring . . . Those semes+er +es+s Thai' always seem +o loom in +he fufure. Aching bones and muscles from slaving for T.A.P. The hours we couldn'+ concenfrale Because +he weafher was enficing ou+side 'rhe windows The rush of campaigns and 'flourishing candidafes . . . Weeks of efforl' +ha+ culminale in one nighl' Making fhe Prom a +reasured memory. Level headed, ye+ lhe firsl' +0 suggesl' good limes . . These 'rhings are memories. 79 . 1 ig, ' 1 P 9 W , . M' ogy if 'U ,y A ,Aff W , -G ,H f, Yi ' r-LI? i F ' rv' N 24' 2531 Y' Class officers urge students onward gl' f- 'hw , 'us TTQQ3' T Guiding Spams 3: We ll, i, Q all 3,5 955- ,eau ki N- Their offices 'es:e:'i. -. .Je Mge-oresideri 'eorese a'Ke ores'- ., P .Vp Va P 3 D U rj -.-f. -,D-P-xv, 3,3 .,,E5. S 'Lg S+,5,fef, M46 ', 5 4-2, rrri' 5' .i ee i.,:i,, ,. Lend a helping hand, or, in 'lhis case, a shoulder, is +1-ie mgllg gl Junior Class ollicers. They represenl a busy Croce-gegllgn gl +he iuniors in lv1edTord Senior l-ligh. Jerry Qaelirieau. Vice-President Jim Sl-ever. pepfesenlalive' Mile Phillips Presidenl- Narf:yl'linrnar1 Seorelary' and ,lo Dee lvlcDoTly, Treasurer Cirovide lhe Capable 'eauiifiripi 'eeded lo folie ilaiz problems. An' fin? ,glllefrrnai are 'hifi rirgs, lhe Pro'n, and TAP. 80 L.: z-- -: .. , bu' ' CMS XX' I' REED 7'5 C' E GC -Avi,-. M Being in 'rhe middle class in Medford Senior l-ligh does nor presenl any problems lo lhe iuniors. They have been able To Keep 'rheir sophomore lrixolily, yer They haxe also developed calming Trails lhal will be valuable senior allrilsules. Juniors are lmnown for +heir wacky ideas, Their oropensilies lor Tluniing IQ resls, lheir high periienlage of rnenlal geniuses, lor crowed schedules. super grade of pep, and all-round school spirili 0 4 Junlors - effervesce Faye Adams Ken Adams Karen Aeschliman Chrisly Allingham Dennis Anderson Judy Anderson Eddie Andren Terryl Anrony Dixie Archer Jim Armsrrong Janice Armsrrong Tom Ashfon Linda Aubrey Wall Ayres Barbara Baccus Bill Backes Harold Bailey Lynne Bailey Phil Bailey Frank Balch Pal' Bandy Sandy Bandy Ann Barker Linda Barker Jim Barry ,-. fp- F i i , A '61 Class has s irit P B-lf-51 . JE' ' ..,,r Y NY:-JA Vaughan Bigalow Joe Bishop Diana Black Roger Blackburn Ken? Blew Deanna Boggs Gene Bohl Jim Bohls Mike Borden Paul Borgen Carla Borough Larry Bosfwiclc Eddie Bower John Bowman Bruce Bray Carolyn Breazeale Howard Breazeale Nancy Breeze 82 Ar+ Basseinl Linda Bafeman Dennis Bauman Brooks Baumer Joe BeaHy Bersy Beck Doro+hy Beliveau Karen Beng+son Lorena BenneH' Barbara Berns , - -v '- Class of '61 Look! The Honor Roll lisl is pos'redl says iunior, Suzie Thomp- son. Larry Brown and John Pierce, also juniors, seem pleased wilh Jrhe resulls, Too. Finding Their names on il is no'r a new experience for rhese lhree. Each one is a nolrable decides learning can be fun DM 9508i M 0 uv? represenlarive for Jrhe junior class and Hs accomplishmenfs, so lelr 'lhe seniors beware of This line repula- lion! , 5 'Q W 'Q 5. Georgiann Bringle Gary Brill Tedcl Bross Gary Brown Howard Brown Larry Brown Marlys Brown Nancy Brown Pamela Brown Carol Burns Bruce Bush Kalherine Byrne David Caldwell Don Campbell John Carroll Dale Carler Linda Carver George Chambers 83 Linda Chapman Bill Charley Mike Cherry Margarei Childers James Chin Helen Chrisien Karen Chrisiensen Gary Clark Duane Close Richard Connolly Charles Cook Karen Cooper Juniors possess fighting spirit 'Ss '31 vw? l 84 4-nv -1' ,x' xii Terry Coulrer Janice Cox This will add a bounce fo my day! says Jim Frake 'io May Sairieriield and Mary Sairferiield. May and Mary are boih members of Fufure Teachers of America and May is a member oi Ari' Siudenis' League. Jim Frake is one of 'rhe news ediiors of Medford Hi-Times. He ainiended The Wesiern High School Press lnsiiiuie ihis summer and ediis ihe Medford High School column in Jrhe Medford Mail Tribune. Juniors Wait hopefull for rings Dee Coy Pai Cransfon John Crawford Sandra Crouclner S'ruar+ Crum Sfeve Cummins Bill Dahlslrrom JeaneHe Dalwlslrom Dale Damon Barbara Darby Bob Davis Diane Davis Elaine Davis Lorraine Davis Dianne DeLorme Jan Denl-lerder Linda Denzer Devvi DeRusl1e Gerald Deuberrl' John Dickey Hunler Dixon Nancy Donahue Sian Dowson Par Dunlevy Carol Dyche Sharon Eads Terry Earl Lila Easfin Dan Eddy Pal' Lynne Ekbe V9 85 School becomes routine for Juniors Ar? Elkins Bob EllioH' Susan Ellis Sandra Elrod Jim Emmens Sharron Erickson Marilyn Ernsl Elyse Eslcew Jim Evanson Eric Ewalclson Gordon Fall: Sandra Fariss Julie Faugh+ John Fawcell' Sharon Ferris Gary Fields Wayne Fields Carolyn Finch 86 qu Up and coming iuniors are Louise Taylor, Shirley l-loplcins, Bill Rupp. Jim Barry, and Sian Dow- son. Perl and sweel Louise is well lilced by everyone. Shirley plays lhe saxophone in lhe band and is also an excellenl' sludenl. Bill is in 'rhe choir and is a member of +he Rally Squad. Fooiball and baslcel- ball are Jim's main concern. Sian is a foolball manager and a prom- ising baslcelball slar. l-luberl Finch Karhrine Flesher John Fonlaine Donald Ford Donna Fosgale Carolyn Fousl Jim Frake Sharon Fraysher Warren Frazier Mary Frohnmayer Jerry Funk Al Funslon Joanne Galloway Juli Gandl Geary Garreldr Jerry Gaslineau Becky Gales Bev Gebharcl Jerry Giem Jeanne Gemaehlich Kalhy Gibbel Mike Gifford Pam Gilkison Glenda Glenn Mark Goodman Dick Gordon Carolyn Goss Jim Gould Julie Griffin Tommy Grissom Tom Gunler James l-lackerl 87 Juniors help build better teams Lockers are often interesting places! This one must be Fred Lo- rish's, trom the iook on his tace, but Linda Morlan and AI Funston are thoroughly enioying its hidden secret. These three iuniors are no secret to our school, though. They are busy getting ready to take over next year, with iots ot good ideas, ready enthusiasm, and hard studying. i X fo Bill Hedrick Slephanie Herlager Linda Hess lnez Hill Lorelia Hines Sara Hinkle Nancy Hinman Mary Faye Hinlon Dean Hiser Carolyn Hill Bill Hobbs Sian Hobbs Linda Hollis Chuck Holi' Mike Hood Herb Hooker Judy Hooper Sieve Hools Shirley Hopkins Erwin Horion Ari House Marian Howard Lane Hoxworlh Richard Huckaba Janel Huener lnderstudies this year - eaders nex 5 ' W L. - 7 ., sf , 5 H, 1' 7,1 L ,fy mug w 1, ,kia .M W ., 1 : H V , -1 V .1 .., ' .,, Q w at gil, E gg an K' 'ii il if Judy Johnson Paul Johnson Pauline Johnson Rira Johnson Mike Johnson Larry Jones Jerry Jordan John Kamody Laurene Kellow Roger Kelsoe Ken Kennedy Bob King Vickie Kingsley Dororhy Kinlcle Larry Klinefelfer Sam Knuden Rose Kreischer Berry Kylcer Melinda Lake Lynne Lalum John Landers Gene Lane Gene Lanrz Linda Larimer Sharon Larson Virginia Larson Ron Leaverlon Barbara Lees Joe LeFaive Leonard Lemings Bev Lenz Cheryl Lessner Diane Lewis 9I Juniors decide it's a world of competition Nick Lingren Larry LiH'le Barry Livesay Ralph Lobdell Fred Lorish gs, if v ,-,J-'-1 Elaine Lowe Carl Luchrerhand ag., Dave Lundquisi' Sharron Lyon Kafherine McCorlcle 4. Barbara McCormick Larry McDowell JoDee McDuHie Edward McGini'y Bob Mclnryre Bob McKee John McKinley Barbara McNabb Gene McQuigg Bill Manning ,ef- Merrie Marsh Doyle Marlin Judy Marfin Ronda Marlin Sarah Mariin .44 IPS Gary Maxson Karen Mayfield Nicki Mears Linda Medcalf Diane Melum Craig Miller Gordon Miller William Mills Dave Misek Lynor Mix Karen Mocabee Mike Monroe Linda Moore Ellen Morgan Dick Morgan A liH'le more elbow grease, please. John Fon- laine, Belly Kyker, and Ken Peek seem To be hav- ing The usual car prob- lems. John is a band member and he belongs 'ro Ari' Sludenl League. Befly is a member of Pep Club. As head Jrechnician. Ken has charge of work behind lhe scenes. 'Q b -1 ' ,mifigi K A , :lb 5 2 figfyuf ' 7 A gf af' -Q bf! Us Munn' f 4-gx 3.5 s say xiii' 'Lui .1 Juniors find A big momeni' in every iunior's year. Class rings are our once again. l-lere Cassie Thompsen, Jim Slever, and Milne Philips sludy Jim's new purchase. These Jrhree represenl more lhan iusi ring- holders in Jrhe Class of '6l. Cassie, as you can see, is in Jrhe Pep Club and sings in lhe choir. Jim is Jun- ior Class Represenlaiive and is well liked. Milne is 'rhe presidenl' of 'rhe Junior Class. Besides mainiain- ing a high grade poinl' average. he finds lime for debale. Linda Morlan Phil Morrris Barbara Morlon Ward Moyer Everel-+ Music Garv Myers Ron Myers Judi Narhan Bill Neal Alberfa Nelson Anneffe Nelson Gary Nelson Janice Nelson Linda Nelson Larry Neumann 0 0 0 0 9 lt takes more than readln' and WI'ltlIl Dorolhy Newman Lynn Offord Doris Ogden Richard Ogle Elgia Oldham Carol Oleson Ron Olsen Jim Osborn Terry O'Sullivan April Owens Mary Ann Owens Warren Parke Pal' Parlier Rosalila Pa+ch Ken Peek Leland Pelers Carole Pelerson Dale Pelerson Mary Pelerson Carol Phelan Jackson Phillips Milne Phillips Penny Phillips Nellie Pielael Berl Pierce Who said iuniors aren'+ 'I'alen+ed? Phil l-lumphreys, Mike l-lood, and Susan Yoder show Jrheir prowess wilh The hula hoops. Mike is a s'rar al'hlel'e and sings in 'rhe choir. Foorball and 'lraclc oc- cupy Phil's +ime. Susan is an aclive member of Pep Club ancl F.N.A. John Pierce Jerry Planrz Chris Prenrice Sherrie Prircharcl Rosalie Prui++ Ran Pyle Bob Ouinney Dick Ragsdale Joe Railfon Jim Randles Sharon Ranney Neva Rawlings Sally Reule l Gary Rheinsburg Elaine Risley Juniors enjoy U. S. hietor , literature Bob Rix Diana Roberls Janice Robinson Julia Robinson Joyce Roelfs Bob Roias Bill Ross Carolyn Ross Rebecca Rowan Arllwur Rural Bill Rupp Tom Russell Linda Samuelson Marllwa Sanborn Charles Sarfin Verlene Saf-lin Mary Saflerfield May Sallerfield Sfan Scheel Jim Schmidl' Berry Scruggs Larry Scruggs Carol Schwieger Lewis Severson Chuck Shaw ,lb I' t l firm .. Smfrvr- im Cioccll lOO laws-C32 97 Juniors find seniors more lenient now Marilyn Shepard June Shroyer Dan Sieg Karen Simcox Sharon Simmons Martha Simpson Judy Sims Jerry Smilh Sharon Smifh Cheryl Spence Joyce Sfaais William Sfeele Karen Sfelle Jerry Sfephens Jim Sie-ver Ray S+ewar+ Linda S+iclcney Dayle Ann S'rraH'on Chuck Sfolces Judy Sfuarl' Bill Sfubbs John Sullivan Sian Sweel' DeAnne Taylor Harry Taylor Louise Taylor Barbara Thomas Marian Thomas Cassie Thompson Suzy Thompson Bob Theasher Chrisfine Thorson Jerry Timms Don Tipfon Treva Toenniges Judy Tolle Rifa Triep Penny Trurnbly Jewel Turner Roger Twedell Ah, comforfl These juniors seem fo have found The one warm spof in Medford Senior High. Darrell Hageman, Linda Hess, and Chrisfy' Allingham find if easy fo converse loy fhe radiafor. Linda plays a saxophone in fhe band and she loves sporfs. Pep Club and orcheslrra hold up mosf of Chrisfy's fime. The fall, hand- some genfleman of fhis frio, Darrell, is also an avid sporfs fan. Junlors approach number one goal Glen Tye S+eve Underwood Amy Vail Judy VanGordon Suzi VanSickie Carol Verge Eugenie Vermeulen Mary Versfraie Marvin Vickoren Bob Walker Junior year goes fast Teen-agers love +o ea'I' and 'rhese Three iuniors are no excepiion. Roger Kelsoe, a well lilced boy. has acrivilies which also carry oulside +o DeMolay. Carolyn Finch is a good siudeni and being quile aclive, enioys playing golf and yelling for 'rhe loolball leam. Joe Raillon is The l-li-Times sporls ediror and a good friend lo all. av' Louis Willis Bonnie Wilson Ken Wilson Richard Wilson l 1 X- u--X Marida Winchell Jack Winchesfer Darrell Winlcfield Jerry Winningham Ken Wise l-larriel Wi++ Marry Womack Carlee Wood Jaci While Richard Wrighf Marfy WyaH Julie Yoalcley Susan Yoder Befly Young Sue Young Ann Younger JoAnne Holmsirom Howard Shafer lOl Girls' League honors mothers, juniors with l i H ln l l l flffigi 5 3 Providing enledainmenl' for 'rhe lea, Linda l-less, Julie Faughl, and Shirley l-loplrins display lheir musical abilily. All l'ha'l' calcel Yes, il lalces greal amounls ol calce and olher parly lidbils lo lempl ZOO persons al 8 o'cloclc in lhe evening. This problem, and many olhers, were laced and overcome by lhe Girls' League Council wilh lhe assislance of Mrs. Grace Berg. The lea was primarily a iunior lunclion, bul many senior and sophomore girls Helped The various commillees by modeling, providing enlerlainrnenl, or assisling in lhe lcilchen. I02 Karen Mayfield presides proudly al flee rea lable as Linda Wicker allends lhe door. A cheerful word and a generous serving of fruiicake were found al' Mrs. Mayfield! fable. VA. , T Alf . 5 53'i5i,, -fx. .- Christmas tea .lvl-'C' , A x F--W A -3 'fa. . . PreTTy girls and preH'y Tashions were prevalenT aT The Girls' League sTyle show and Tea held Tor juniors and Their moThers. A Tea was Tormerly given in The spring during Girls' League Week Tor members and Their moThers buT because oT limiTed space only iuniors were inviTed This year. In spiTe oT a considerable amounT oT Tog, The evenT was held as plannedflhe caTeTeria was decoraTed in gay ChrisTmas colors ap- pearing in sTreamers. sprays, and bulb decoraTions. Holiday posTers and murals Tormed a background. As The guesTs received Their reTreshmenTs oT TruiTcake, minTs, nuTs, coTTee, Tea, or punch, ap- propriaTe holiday music was played soTTly. The sTyle show, organized and pro- duced by Mrs. RuTh l-lockersmiTh, was The highlighf oT The evening. Models promenaded on a plaTTorm and dis- played The producTs of Their hard work. The girls made every one oT The gar- menTs Themselves and were happy Tor The chance To display Them. 1 3 yu' SniTcher Linda Slessler demonsTraTes Tor Bonnie Allingham Karen Morlan, Mrs. Berg and Toni Spece. Mrs. Harris converses gaily wifh visiTing moThers as she per Torms her pleasanT chore of pouring Tea. IO3 iw! ,7 ,f Q 'M 1 94 ,KW X I 5. ,,,: 59 4 Kb WL In 5.3 W . .I-o-U.. h V. '--..A . I '. :Y .' , r . -UW, ,,',,l,' .x . --,-Hz, .1, f . ' .-.' . . -, - . .- 4 -. 'A---P W- --Q'-, f ., ., ., . - n . - - .- '11 .1 1g .7F,.QC'g. Y- '-:. Q . fr,-, I N nth , . 'I J, fx, , V H .. . .-' .1 'N , , .,... vb ...QM- ' f ' 1 ff f , . 4 ww: b- V,-:', - , . '-- -LU..-' N This N5 O . ,x-n.--- - p.,.' , YA-g Q -,--f5 ,S-'.X,w1 X ' 1 -.'- n'1 -1' Y ' 4 mv... ,,.v. .'......'.' . . - , , .n ,g ' '-' Q. 'J -4 wwf. H wx , . . . -.--. , g. 3 . ' .A.fL1f.ff fi:,'S'J 'Ziff' 1 F f ' I ' ' Wmwffll' C' vga - Y lk f ' ' Xxx X 5- X X' fx X wx 3535. x. K- X-kk i wi X. A.. liilixif Ni We Are the Sophomores Confusing momenfs, Especially +he firsi' day of school . . . Fall class elecfions . . . The rush in +he halls befween classes The eyes of 'rhe upperclassmen Always on us. T.A.P. proiecfsz Candy apple and popcorn sales, Shoeshines, and pony rides lenioyed by everyone bui +he ponyl Selling coke ai' fooiball games . . . Sfruggling fhrough semesfer exams . Trying +o 'Find fime For all our ac+ivi+ies. New 'reachers and classma+es . . . Harder assignmenis Wi+h less +ime +o do +hem. A comple+e new ou+loolc Toward school and sfudies This is +he year of adius+men+. A choice from many areas put these C? ,-s L l a K X SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Lois Sfedman Rep- resenfariye fo Girls' League: JoAnn Johnson Secrefary: Bonnie Lowrv Represenfafive fo Girls' League, Uni+ed we sfand, divided we fall, seems fo be fhe fheme for fhis year's Sophomore Class. Affer organizing fhis large class, M.l'l.S. is pleased wifh fhe responsible sophomore of- ficers who are beginning fo show fheir fresh and differenf ideas for governing fheir class. These brighf and friendly personalifies have accomplished a lof while geffing adiusfed fo high school life. Quesfionnaires were given ouf fo discern fhe abilifies of fhose willing fo worli for fhe class. The commihlee for T,A.P. were organized early. Accomplishmenfs, achieve- menfs and experience will describe fhis class of l96O. x,..v C7 XX STANDING: Mike McCullough. Treasurer: Chuck MC- Nair, Represenfafixe fo Sfudenf Council' George Clear- wafer Vice-Presidenf. A look info fhe pasf shows whai' 'ihe fufure holds. Sfarfing wifh Presidenf Carl Washburn and Represenfafive Chuclc McNair: bofh had experience as sfudenf body presidenf of a iun- ior high, and are excellenf in everyfhing. Vice- Presidenf George Clearwafer and Treasurer Mile McCullough are lcnown for fheir oufsfand- ing winnings in sporfs. JoAnn Johnson is a +wo- fime holder of fhe secrefarial office and is known for her friendliness. Sophomore repre- senfafives fo Girls' League, Lois Sfedman and Bonnie Lowry, are known for acfive parficipa- lion in debafe. Sophomores at first level of leadership Bob Ackley Carol Adams Verna Adams John Alansky Jim Albriqhl Gloria Alexander Bill Allen Chuclc Allen Kafhleen Allen Pal Allen Sandra Allen Carlene Anderson Ari' Andrew Dan Andrews Mary Andrews Tom Anlley Rome Alkins Jacque Ayres Judy Ayres Barbara Bailey Jerry Bailey Judilh Bailey Roberl' Bailey Oaren Baker Jean Banks Becky Barlow Larry Barman Jill Bardes Colburn Barrell Sleve Barflerl Sandra Bales Doug BaH'en Paul Bauer Sharron Beckman Marcia Belknap Ellen Bell Jeryl Benqe Jim Berg Sharon Besl Larry Belcher Sharon Biclcler Rulh Beyer Don Bieghler Judy Birge Danny Bishop Annice Black Sieve Blair Doris Bohnel' Judy Boolh Sophomores proud to be part of Medford Lanny Bosrwick Tom Bowen Dariene Bowman Peier Bowman Theron Boyd Kennefh Bradford June Brew Parry Brewoid Sharon Brookman Caro! Brophy Pai' Brown Tim Brown Vicici Brumback Jim Burke Danny Burieigh Vickey Burwash Barron Bu+ier Karhy Burier Berry Byers Dick Byrd Bob Carnbeil Careen Carrer Rance Champion Eiien Cheadie Bonnie Cheney Terry Chesney Wesiey Chiidre+h Wayne Chipman Brian Chrisroifersen Bob Clausen George Ciearwa+er Mark Cochran Danny Coffin Judy Coffman Danny Coghill Ron Colvin Linda Cooper Sharen Cooper Wayne Cowan Janer Crawford Lynn Cree! Berra 'Crippen Joyce Crow Vance Curris Kay Cufshaii Par Daigie Henry Daifon Biii Dames Bob Darby High School Here's somelhing aboul' Un- idenlified Flying Obiecls in lhe Readers Guide, says Bill Taylor, as he, Jill Barnes, and Charley Mc- Cormack look up a suloiecl lor English class. This idea represenls lhe lad +ha'r all sophomores learn how 'ro use lhe library elleclively in Jrheir lirsl year al M.l-l.S. This informalion is very helpful in lu- lure years. Kevan Davis Lelha Davis Marlene Davis Mike Davis Jeanerle Day Clyde Dean John DeLorme Caroline Denyer John DePlace Vivian DeWeerd Sharon Dixon Rosalie Dole Nona Donahue Jim Douglass Harlene Dow Mike Drinkwaler Nancy Duncan Dixie Dupray Dennis Dwyer Mike Dwyer Roger Dyke Barbara Easlwood Scoll Ealon Ronald Eccher Bill Edwards Carolin Edwards Slave Eickellberger Karen Eklaerg I09 Sophomore Class has size, potential, Sfrolling down 'Phe hall belween classes are sophomores Annice Black, Maggie McCollom. and Fr-ank Graham. Typical of lhe Sophomore Class, +hese sludenls are friendly, smarl, and fun-loving. Frank, allhough he enlered a slranger lhis year, is well-liked by all his classmales. As a slunl, The girls carry Jrhe books while Jrhe boy walks along wilhoul encumbrance. Susan Elder David Elgin Minda Ells Viclcy Enders Eric Esfelle Vonne Evans Sam Fagone Kris Farsfer Carol Faulkerson Connie Fellcner Doris Felkner Sherry Fellows Milne Felhersfon Gary Fipps John Fisher Susan Flefi Glenn Fly Kennelh Ford Dave Foreman Gary Fossen Sharon Fosfer future Carol Foulon Charles Francis Ron Gandee Mike Gannon Carol Garner Susan Garner Paul Garren Dennis Gasrer Sunny Gasrineau Jim Gaul? Nick Gier Marlha Gilford Max Gillispie Gary Glen Donald Goldschmidf Par Gollz Nancy Goodnighr Frank Graham Ray Graves Sue Green Joel Gregory Joe Griffin Dick Griffin Dave Guches Merl Guches Lamora Gurney Joe Gwinn Jerome Haas Mark Hadley Randy Hale Susan Hall Vena Harbour Bonifa Hard William Hard Lois Harper Marilyn Harwood John Hay Linda Hay Roberr Heide Maryann Hein Dennis Henderson Carl Hendricks Sharon Hendrickson Bonnie Henson Jim Henson Jo Dell Herfager Bill Heyerman Diana HiaH' Mike Higgins Diane Hifrle Roger Hockersmirh Beafrice Hodge Dave Hofmann Judy Hogan Bob Hogenson Ray Hogue Jo Ann Hoirnes Alberr Hovey Carol Howe Rex Howe Sieve Huloler Nancy Huclcaba Wally Huffman Melvin Hunl Darelyn Huson Herslwel Hurclieson David lrving Sfeve Isaacs David Jackson Lenore Jacobs Kennerh Jansen Norma Jenlcs Jon Jensen Carole Jerue Donna Johnson Georgia Johnson Gloria Jolnnson Linda Johnson Jim Jolwnsfon' Joyce Jol'ms+on Alice Jonason Janerre Jones Judy Jones Monie Jones Dave Jordan Dianne Jore Fred Keirlw Larry Keirlri Joe Keller Janer Kelly Parricia Kennedy Jean KenneH' Carolyn Kenl' JoAnn Kibler Carolyn Kieff Nancy Kime JoAnn Kingslien Lynn Kinney Sandra Kla++ Vicfor Klulclcerl' Bonnie Knapp Richard Kniglnfs Cari Knoll Jeff Knope Always busy, bu+ always a cheery word! This can be said aboul lhese 'rhree aclive sophomores. Vickey is known for her Hpersonalily plus manner and 'lop grades. As for Joel, we find him as chairman of commillees and making lop grades. Chuck has played a lol' of 'ioolball in Europe where he lived and loured. Harold Lane Terry Langley J, Julie Lalham Craig Lawrance De Lawson Waller Lee Sonny Leffler Joyce Leon Sheryl Lewis Donna Lilly Don Lindsay Cheryl Linn Larry Lillie Ben Long Russell Lowery Bonnie Lowry David Lowry Midi Luiher Jay McCIeary Mike McCullough Scolf McDonald Kafhy McGuire Nancy McLaughlin Ken Mcivlahan Chuck McNair Henry Mack II3 Margarel McCollom Charley McCormack Hope nobody else comes, says Chuclc McNair lo De Lawson and Bonnie Knapp as lhey load him wilh Jrheir boolcs. De Lawson is a member of choir and Craler slall. Smil- ing Chuck McNair was Slu- denl Body Presidenl in iunior high and is now Sophomore Class Represenlalive. Perl, brown-eyed Bonnie Knapp is a member of lhe swimming leam and 4-l-l. Milne Macldux Larry Marchanl Alger Marslf Hiram Marlin Nancy Maxscn Alfred Mercer Pall Melhvin Don Miller Jirn Miller Jean Miller Jo Miller Kay Miller Wyllaio Mills Rurh Milligan Mary Milne James Marvin Sheryl Marlin Judy Maxson Grelchen Meirer Lana Merriliel Vic Milhoan Connie Mil er Mike Miller Sharwyn Miller Steve Minneci Barbara Minor Barbara Mifchell Brenl Milchell Sophs discover new worlds of work, stud Margie Moir Ellen Monrgomery Colleen Moore Gerald Moore Ken Morris Mike Morris Larry Muir Barbara Myers Diane Myers Pal' Myers Dave Nahss Dian Narhan Janice Neel Ron Neeley Dianna Neese Karlene Neill Rex Nicodemas Bruce Niedermeyer Jerry Niedermeyer Diana Nordslrom Judy Norron Dean Nulron Terry O'Connors Gene Offord Bob Olson Garry Olson Larry Olson Norm Olson Rira Olson Milfon O'NielI Claudia Owen Bill Owens Dianna Parker Ken Paschke Cheree Paulazzo Royce Payne Jaclc Peebler Yvonne Perreard Charles Pefers Lynn Pererson Sandy Pheisfer Larry Planlcenhorn Evelyn Pleyer Marsha Porrer Cheryl Pofucelc Mary Powell Delores Prarher Wilma Price Milce Pri+charCl Devonne Prough Gilberr QuiH Faye Rasmussen Roy Ray Sreve Ray Hope Reeves 3 Sandra Reich Giddy Up! giggles rider Carolyn Edwards as horse Kaihy Allen plods gal- lanlrly onward down +he hall. Wailing her lurn is Ellen Cheadle. This is noi Jrhe usual way people al' Medford l-ligh School go down Jrhe hall, bul lhe Craler slant? wanled picrures Jrhal would show Jrhe carefree slu- denls of M.l-l.S. Linnie Sample Jim Sanger Cassie Saflerfield Ade'e Schrein Gordon Schroeder Bob Schroeder Torn Se-rno'e Dave SEVFY James Shaw Deana Shepphard Theresa Shevley George Shreeve Sandy Shugarl Nola Shudleff Jeane++e Simons Nancy Simmons JoAnn Sirrvoson Carol Sisco Teresa Sir Alberf Srnilh Deioros Srnkh D:ug'as Smi+h Sfan Smifh S+-5-ve Srni+h Ron Srool Lois Snfder Ken Soufhard Caroiynri Spilrer Jira Spipl Sharon Soufgeon Carole Slandriclge Loi: Sfedrrian ,Ni II6 Ready, Willing Bob Riechers Norman Renner Jack Richardson Anira Rfccl-ey Ncla Robbins Charlolce Roberfs Richard Robers Doug Roberlsori Ann Roias David Roohr Jackie Rurrimpel Laura Ruped yr Sophs cooperate with other classes in T.A.P. Grelchen Srein Tom Srephenson Denise Srevens John Srewarr Ron Siockman Gary Srrong John Srraub Sue Slewar+ Dick Swan Don Tackley Anne Taylor Bill Taylor Cheryl Taylor Bill Thompson Fred Thompson Terry Tod Jake Toews Phyllis Tosh Win Trumbly Jim Tungare Carole Turk Lorerfa Turman Janer Turner Kalhi Uridel Up and coming seniors of '62I Linda Vance Bob Van Duker Clay Varney Bob Vaughn Linda Vice Eugene Vincenf Renny Vowell Cheryl Wainscori' Leonard Walch Brian Waldeyer Barbara Walker Shirley Walker Jane Ward Joan Ward Rosann Warren Carl Washburn Marsha Waison Bob Weaver Don Werer Barbara Whalin Gary Wheeler Jim Wheeler Lew Whipple Gordon While Mark Whire Tim Whire David Whirmore Jim Wilkinson Richard Willarding Jim Williams Myrrle Williams Donna Wilson II7 Lowerclassmen join rigorous activities ov- l'll falce +l'1e rubber band, Jean. These are A-V- '25 . 1. . yours. Miss Wlwlsenanl I 'ara vue: .ld . .vu 1. V' ' 'A' .M- ,',.usVu -Y -, 1.4 ,vial 4. -y:'w-.aa '. f- .dine 4 l . f . : .1141 'A v-ra! A Phil Wilson Karlene Wiliermood 1,f'5 f Leland Worfln 4 A Boyd Yaden 'WHL- Tirn Yoder AQ. Evelyn Young Jerry Zernliclca Allen Zleman Jo Anne Jolwnslon Diane Evernlwam I gf, v-mi fs llpr' 'P ,fr glves Jean Kennerl ner books - 6' ' f T31-,1 ,L - WP?-,., 2 ,- wnillbf bf' V: V, I 'Al if fl-of if II8 '-:ri EIS OI'i6Ilt3tiOIl f0I' 63011 SCIIIGSUSJI' Xq N WV XS . , - .. H., l +hinlK we will gel along preHy well, Mr. Del Hackerr propagandizes his sophomore reg room on Their firsr clay lo- gerher. Wha'r do you know? H opened! exclaims an amazed sophomore ro his friends. The day half over, 'rhese enduring sophomores sfill have smiles on rheir faces. fs Q II9 2 Will: my vu Q wx...- --- 'Lg-V .af . ef 8 N fm. f,,vrA AY? , 6 ' 1 uf? events We Learn for Living The space age wi+h ln'rerplane+ary +ravel, Ul+ra-modern conveniences Beclcons +o us. The furure lies ahead Beyond our view. As s+uden1's we Are prepared To live as educafed cifizens ln a modern socie'ry Coping wi+h problems, Learning +o relax Doing fhings we enioy, Gaining new poinfs of view, Meefing challenges, Having 'Fun This is our curriculum: We are learning for living. .fr V 5 . , Q, . ' p x .R X X -X X :-Q ' - , AS, 4 . ' , 3. ' .--x-4 -uw-vnu. v rw kf- 1r-- If 1? Q LQ f Fxfmg . ,W 7... 1' ' 't'L ,.-I f Q . ,F , . - 4 m , ' fi! ,P -5 ii xK. x X' Q - . ,fy 1 I .- 4 I x X x V . f fx Ax ' I' H' H 71 N . A x' , ' . ' 'I iii' . . 1, ,- Jr v . -. ',-F ...ST , I ',. 1. X 'A ,1 ' ,I 1 f ff , ,f ',f f M ,M ' ,rf 4 my , 4, . rf W aw fi Q M 1, 1, 'M f wal 1 4 mf, , ' ' A , X 5. xwxk' .,' we f in Q 'L i .fling We Learn for Enjoyment Classes can be fun! Four walls and desks are ou1'da+ed By modern fechniques In educa+ion: A ride on a brigh+ red fire engine, A frip +hrough Cify Hall, S+a+e convenfions, Observafion of people on +he iob, The experience of a band +rip, Or a choir 'four . . . There are no limifs To our imagina+ions Or boundaries placed On learning When i+ is s+imula+ing +o our minds And enioyable +0 our hear+s. Science, mathematics courses provide Righ+ here? queslions John Lacy, as he prepares ro +es+ a Full wave recrifier wirh lhe school silli- scopef' This is one of rhe mulfilude of experi- menls conducfed in lhe physics classes of MHS. A review of fundamenfals is included in rhe maih- emalics course olllerecl 'io all seniors who desire a , refresher. Sludenfs Nancy Van Valzah and Inez Viers observe as Jim Poole explains e geomeiry problem. I foundation for technical life WiTh The inTeresT in maTh and science sTeadily rising, Those educaTed in algebra and physics are going To come in preTTy handy. AT The drawing board, or ouT on The launching pad, a Thorough knowledge oT maTh and science is mosT imporTanT. As science is TasT becoming a leading TacTor. Those who are planning a career are giving iT all They have. An educaTion in These Two Tields will puT us ouT in TronT. where all oT us would like To be. 'Trig in college algebra! Henry Olson and Ken Jensen seem To be wishing They had noT TorgoTTen Their TrigonomeTry class so soon. lT's iusT possible ThaT Linda Cooper is more TrighTened of Herkimer, a mounTain king snake, Than she wishes To admiT To Kris FersTer and Garry Olson. To enable sTudenTs Taking college enTrance exams To brush up on The TundamenTals oT Trig, Mrs. BuTler assigned a Tew review problems for her classes. ....... - .7 --W - - PHE., Home Nursing, First id interest, entertain P-QR 1 It ai 'uf 4 .1 i 4 K md ' I 1 i 7 L ' f f ' - Q l Q ggi i i' , N xx ' 4 xx X -K., au? A x ' H- i Satety tirst is the motto ot the tirst aid class. The patient is Lowell Dean with Jim Barry doing the honors. Mr. Roelandt is the instructor. I26 -x-LM it rg 1, fx Lx ,5 First aid, a graduation requirement, offers a fundamental background in admfnisteing immediate care to the sick or iniured it a physician is not avai'ab'e. l've got it! Julie Grittfn exerts a'l her energy in getting the birdie across the net as her partner Rose Kreischer stands by to return the volley. Badminton is one ot the girls' best liked indoor sports. I thinir you can wall: now, says Mrs. Anderson to iniured Judy Cottman. Mrs. Anderson as the school nurse and home nursing teacher is a competent advisor to students and teachers alike. Would we know wha+ fo do? In our modern world, we may be called upon 'ro help wiih civil defense. Deanne Taylor, Linda lviorlin, and Lynne Bayley are. learn- ing how io dress a burn. Home Nursing is iraining for a fuiure in which we may need 'ro ireal The sick and injured in lime of war, disasler. or ordinary living. Look like frouble? ln boxing classes each boy learns +o defend himself, a basic need for every modern youih. Learning ihe manly arl' of self-defense, Bill Fousi and Ken John- son pui' on lhe gloves. Boxing is one of Jrhe many alhleiic slcills Jraughi' by The Med- ford P.E. deparimenl. K . ,, ,, -w f' E isa .is rx Waffles for brealrfasf is one of 'lhe +rea'rs of home economics. Faye l-linlon, Myrlle Williams, and Lois Harper enioy Their meals. The infricacies of 'Phe molor are explained by Mr. l-lal Carver +o Susan Elder, David Nahas, and Mr Glenn Schireman. English , ,O , cumin LM N T 0 I' A lj. vnu: ,ir Wqmivilll fiaieorono sa msn scHooL .fw- NN Ulll i TCIQS lm V, :Mi in social arts appeals to students at MHS Fighfing +hrough a raging snow s+orm, drama srudenfs Jean Plefsch and Connie Orr pan+omime. Wan+ +o develop a +alen+? Medford's curriculum offers homemalcing, driver's fraining. dramalrics, arf, and many olher subiecls 'rhal aren'+ classified as academic buf provide a chance for s+uden+s 'lo pur- sue olher inleresls. These courses offer an educalion in social ar'rs which will be of use in The s+uden+'s life as a hobby or per- haps a career. Dramalics. one of 'rhe more specialized arls, aHrac+s many sfudenls. Much 'rime and concen+ra'rion are applied +o learn poiseg 'lhe basis of all dramaric arfs. Ac?- ing Jrechniques, makeup, and rhe phases of produclion are all given careful aH'en+ion. l+'s a liH'le small, says Mavis Slrom 'ro Jenny Dickey as 'rhey lil Jenny's iaclcel. Making posfer designs are John Dickey, John Fonlaine, and Ken Hall. I29 Carpenters ' f The pouring of molfen aluminum info sand molds is par+ of 'rhe worlr in 'Phe new 'foundry uni+ ol Mr. Richardson's General Melal Shop. Jerry Selleclc and Dave Balcer are ladeling 'rhe alum- N K fd! - V, QML, U QU fe Af ly, Qx x VU , Q Cx sow' Q33 ,JV 0 X gy' U accomplish inurn. Mr. Lycla's aulo shop is well-supplied wirh cars needincj repairs +his year. Doyle Marlin and Bolo Croucher are overhauling a Chevrolei engine +0 'liz a flal cranlcshaff. s.. NN S Teaches a preHy good course is +he opinion of sludenls who have 'ralcen Mr. Men+zer's arc- chilecrural drawing class. Shown here al' worlc on 'rheir drawing boards are Bob Roias. Carol Marshall, Gary Johnslon, Gary Fields, and Arfhur Ruhl. Girls do a good iob in lhig course, Y mechanics, machinists ycarl projects A lucky iani+or will receive a new pumphouse roof when ihese boys finish fheir work. Doug Guches, Barry Holt Herb Cooker, and Mike Mooer cu+ rafiers for fhe roof under 'rhe direc- +ions of Mr. Menfzer, woodshop ins+ruc'ror. Laier ihey will shingle and finish Jrhe roof Jro earn credif in fheir course. xr If? if r H My T , ,,f' ----' M, ,Z 'fe . ..,,fw ' 2 The guifar furned oul' fine, luckily for Everell' Music, because ir was his fa+her's. Each sfudeni' iniiiales his own induslrial aris proiecr for carpenfry class. Gary Smilh 'iurns pieces of sieel on an engine laihe. He is making paris for a 'rap wrench uncler 'fhe supervision of The machine shop insirucior, Mr. Henning. E K gig , r r 3 c uusffimwds sr V. y by Q A . , -.. - , SSS: , A ,,,. ,. V J 11. , I i x - Ti?'i1v X ' '- - - f . f c..,.,x,. Q - ,-- nik: a s . ,. -'s..w.f,x. 0 'ff-f s M 5 gs , - f N 1 -, Pas sscc l3l English research, business techniques S Oopsl l'll lfave lo use my eraser now. Many sludenfs 'Find 'lhis lo be 'free in lyping class iusl as senior Richard Schroeder has. Beginning fyping s+udenl's aren'l' allowed 'ro use erasers. bur rhe more advanced slu- denls may use lhem. Fulure workers of lhe business world begin lraining in lhe rooms of lhe Commerce deparlmenl al Med- lord l-ligh. The sludenl may receive vocalional lraining in bookkeeping, lyping, slenography, and business machines. Of lhese, 'ryping is mosl popularg all college bound srudenls or lulure secrelaries, businessmen, or housewives lind lhal lyping is helpful. Maslering 'rhe arl ol lyping, lhrough lirned wriling and daily exercises, is a lask which mosl slu- denls find challenging. Learning shorlhand is similar lo learning a foreign language: il is dillicull lo remember all lhe symbols and lheir lranslalion. Balancing bookkeeping assignmenls provides praclical malh- emalical experience lor budgelers. The business machines course gives business rnaiors a chance lo gain ex- perience lor 'rheir lulure jobs. l32 A If -,,,..- ff-Q? . ai Follow direclions carefully and your rnacl'-ine will operare correcrly and elficienllyf' Pa++y Srnilh, Chai-lolnle Walch, and Judy Ma+heny. sludenrs in +he business machines class. l'nd rl-ese words 'lo be +n.e as lhey prepare lheir assignmenls on 'lhe asscrfrnenl' ol elecl'ric busia ness machines. This goes in 'the accounls receivable ledger, explains Margo Preslon To 'fellow sludenl Ronnie Mee. Learning 'lo record business lransaclions in iournals and ledgers is iusl a small parl ci lhe bookkeeping course. Alrhough a second year of bookkeeping is oliered. mary s+uden+s lind one year suflicienr. aid future citizens in everyday activities Hiili CI'1eCk +i1iS Off in my gI'Bd9b00k, COI'T'I- impgrfant' Compggifigng have t e ments Mr. Semon as Diane Mohr turns in her Checked in by fha Jfeacherl term paper. A challenging course tor our progressive teens is shorthand. Barbara Tyler, senior, represents diligence and accuracy in her smooth results. Term papers mean senior require- ments tor graduation in English. Stu- dents plague librarians in Medford and in Ashland trying to tind their weird and varied topics. These topics have included pyramids, jazz, natural resources, county and city government, the architectural history ot the English Church between the 7th and l7th centuries, interpretation ot dreams, lite ot a minstrel in early England, Bud- dhism, Hinduism, the philosophy ot Vedanta, seven wonders ot the Ancient World, right down to the history ot clothing in Elizabethan-England. Term paper topics can not be duplicated it used once by some other student in another class. Foreign language department invests in The new language lab, used by Pam White is a valuable aid to budding linguists. Music theory 's an Important part ot music edu- cat'on. Mr. Sfolund instructs Paul Moore. c. g g, Q 'l A I34 Russian is an innovation 'n the curricuurn of Medtord Senior High School. Language enthusiasts ot Medtord have good reason to be proud ot the toreign language department ot Medtord l-ligh School. Four years ot Spanish and Latin, two years ot French, and tirst years ot German and Russian are ottered. Votaries ot the Roman language over a period ot tour years study grammar. vocabul- ary, ancient Roman lite, Julius Caesar. the Aeneid, and Cicero's Orations. Modern Linguistic classes learn through the study ot grammar and vocabulary, through class conversa- tions, and memorized dialogues. Lite in the countries is studied through stories, magazines, newspapers, and movies in the studied language. The new laboratories ot records and speech recorders aid to the gaining ot linguistic proticiency. 4 P9 laboratories 3 . N .xi E i Posfers and signs decorafe Mrs. Sfewaris' class room. Frank Graham and Karen Mocabee read a 'brr Russian newspaper. Lasi' 'fall Russian was added as a new subiecr in lhe Medford Senior High curriculum. Twelve sludenls have been enrolled in ihe course ihis year, learning a new alphabel and learning To speak and wriie a lan- guage which ISO million people are using in ihe world Today. Many inf 'reresling proiecls-such as panel dis- cussions conducied in Russian, re- poris from Russian newspapers and reporis in lhe geography and cullure, busylhe class. Medford Senior High is one of lhe few high schools of Oregon 'ro recognize lhe imporiance of 'rhe Russian language and 'ro prepare slu- denis ro learn how lo communicale wirh Sovielr cilizens and lhereby 'ro fosier iniernaiional friendships and peace. SH , .,i., ,sg ASQ H as RQ Legg m-lvl Zi .sis 7 xgigrgiu ,My 5553 sm si it EK? ai Wi isis ae SH FW was iifga H' .' . f-e ewramlgq -um ww? Q an It . . ,,.. ,rf ,xi 1 f .Q 5 This is how i+'s done. Wilh Sam's guidance Ed Graham direcls ihe band. Eas? German pen pals add 'ro Shirley Hopkins and Leland Worlh's inreresl' in German. 5 , i K as 3 ,fig as as s L fs 1 f sr. ' -EP R ' ,Q 'xf S6'f. , N Q g X .Nw NXQN sss lim-'--Vi as S S 1 cy Wm x - ss. -- sf - fs, s Sociology, Civics teach American wa of life The Chinese Lady on che char? Races oi rye as 4? 3- arise 12 .f . elsif I 5 :Fi Qs is If May l have a library pass? is irequenlrly heard by Ml-IS social slrudies reachers because of ihe amounl' of reference work required. ln addirion io reference worlc, bool: reporrs, research papers, a nd currenl even+s Jralce The sludenrs io +he library during srudy halls and before and afler school. Alihouqh U. S. hisiory is re- quired in ihe junior year and American problems in ihe senior year, many sludenrs wanl' 'ro ialce anoiher social sludies course 'ro compleie a major. Economics, so- ciology, and world hisiory are ol:- fered io complele majors and preseni a deiiniie challenge io ihe advanced siudenls. The Wcrld is p:'nLed :ui by Karale Selby 'n Socicogy. Assisfing in lhe library, Joyce l-lawkins Thaf's my ward, Diane Frarkfn and and Ken Nescn become famffar wiLh Joe Nixon examine a ch 'wap Tn Amer- many books. ican Prob'ems c'ass if I36 ef- ,jf ff Z . , f ' , 'viii , uf' ' 11 .QSM-5, 2-2, . eQ,?'4f ' ' ,Q TL .fd 'i , Qi Vi if ? f 555 , V , l ' f 2 i S 2 3 Careful, admonishes Dean Wood lo Susan Yoder, lhal ammonium chloride is really volalilef' Having linished an oxygen experimenl, Dean and Susan ob- serve how HCI and NH 4 behave. lncomparable besl describes deloale where lriends, hard work, awards. and lravel are concerned. Many lriendships and acquainlances are made in lhe closely lcnil debale class where sludenls work logelher lo achieve eloquence. The spare momenls ol a debale conleslanl are spenl al lhe library- comparing noles wilh olher conleslanls, selling up his case, and praclicing hand lech- niques. All ol lhese lime con- suming praclices bring a de- loale conleslanl closer lo his appoinled goal. As lhey plan lheir nexl allaclr, Dean Goddard, Doug Kliever, Elaine Jennings, and Carolyn Menclre compare debale cases. , '9' i c T f, X v jg:gt52I,!:X'. i- . ,V i + + 4 uxg-G' S if'-fx 'If 'Q ' ap., x'-Q3 -. .,, xh fl V' . X x 5 Q g xm., 1 WP if 5. S - FK XIX 3' bl 1- Music Is Fun Gay iam sessions affer rehearsal hours . . . ,rv Friendly rivalry for lop chair . . . Momenfs of relaxa+ion For a bi+ of gossip Before +he grilling discipline Of fhe concer'r . . . The rapporl' befween musician and audience The exal+a+ion Thai' only expression +hrough music brings . . . These are +he compensa+ions For +he drudgery of praciice. arine Band helps send HS Band to 'Frisco The Medford Marching band wins lame lor perleclion where ever il goes. During rlwe loolball season llme marclw- ers praclice lormalions, and music wiln en+l1usiasm.AlJrer all flue discipline and guidance, llne band loves complimenls, llwe swelling murmur of pride from Tlwe crowd al Home games and when rlne band goes lo San Francisco lor llwe Easl-We-sr Slwrine game. Crowds are deliglwled lo see a lniglw school band oerlorm wirlw rlie precision of a lop rare college band, and so Jrlne praise goes on and on in every evenl llle MHS group enlers. A large percentage 3' qua 'es unc' 'v-axe : Q Mr. l. A. Mrcx. Tolporrland ,and San Francisco, 're ee e NAQCRETYES-l1RQNTg Srawns Lars.. me :renee ': 3--. -'re i:a'd Frafess' 3 SACK: L:,'se NV' '5 Jacque Aires Kal ' '32 A: EY Cf Sat' Earcara 3ac:.s E:nn7e XVS'gg- ,lg 5: lfemaaer Dena FC5Q5i6 Ee-'N Ycpg , , , wx r g x... MP l'le ager J-dv Aw l l QB! 5 5' ' I . ri 5 s Q 1 EF. of is J... Drum majors, majorettes strut down the field S 3 BAND OFFICERS-FRONT: John Lacy, Drum Major Jim Lacy Drum lvlaior. BACK: Mar- garef Medlin, Librarian, Carla Borough, Li- brarian: Julie Faughf, Librarian: EI ise Har- berf, Secrefary: Pam Gillcison, gecrefaryg John Fonfaine, Vice Presidenf: Ray Smifh, Presidenf, Sfrufflng down fhe 'F Id on fhe brisk, fall evenings, 'rwin drum maiors, Jim and John Lacy, lead 'rhe band in fheir complicafed maneuvers. Mwunw- Uniform managers Jean Plefsch, Phyllis Haqle, Sandra Elrod and Deanna Russell, These of- ficers fake roll, pass ouf music, and hand ouf uniforms for fhe Medford Senior High School band. P' fi me-I We-is The qualificafions for Head Major- e'H'e include being lifhe and poised. Sharon Laing demonsfrafes in a grace- ful manner 'rhaf is evidenf in all fhe gymnasfics she performs. , 3 Band members display talents at Shrine Talen+, wilh hard worlc and a fine direclor, has made The high school band well-known in Medford and ils vicinily. Under lhe direclion of l. A. Mirack, The band has experienced an aclive and producfive year. 'The performances during loolball games have been a major arlraclion. Fun and pride go info every years Jrrip lo San Francisco. Each member of Jrhe band knows The im- porlance of The games and his own appearance in rhe hall-+ime acriviries. The band is honored +o be able ro help raise funds For Shriners' Hospiral for Crippled Children. BAND-FIRST ROW: L. Wilzis, J. Ayres, K. Suhlon, B. Baccus, B. W's:n S. Laing, J, Herrager J. Ayres. SECOND ROVv': D. Hunle- 'nann E. Young, S. Fraysher, D. Huson, C. Hiilesread, V. Ohloman, N, Van Valzah, B. Thomas A. McDuiiee, E. Harberf. THIRD ROW- L. Hess. S. Hopkins, J. Faughr, L. Wicker, K. Elcberg, C. Borough, A. Younger. M. Harwood, T, Toenniges, M. Mi'ne, J. Websler, D Russell. J. Harper, B. Couch, P. Oillcison, M. Sheppard, L. Ayres, M. Medlin. FOURTH ROW: G. Mann S. Prod D. Waylcer H Young B. Elliorf J. Bealrly, H. Bailey, R. Knighrs, E. Graham, R. Wrfgh+ A. Hovey, K. Neil. G. Wheeler. L. Jenrfngs B. Myers Game, State Tournament, other activities Fund raising activities tor the trip to San Fran- cisco are carried on with great anticipation tor the trip. Medtordtband telt honored that the Presi- dent's own Marine Band was helping in the tund raising activities. In Medtord the annual Smorgas- board to raise trip expenses was held at the Groce- teria, with students trom all schools attending. One, two, three, tour . . . counts Head Maior- ette Sharon Laing as the maiorettes begin one ot the many long hours ot practice. The girls must learn dancing routines and the tundamentals ot acrobat- ics as well as twirling a baton. The maiorettes, as well as the drum maiors, add a smart touch to the band. J. Pletsch, P. Hagle, R. Patch, J. Den Herder, M. Housel, S. Garner, C. Paulsen, D, Hussong. FIFTH ROW: J. Mohnston, B. Heide, R. Smith, J. Lacy, J. Randles, E. Ewaldson, J. Gault, S. Crum, W. Thomas, J. Thomas, D. Hiser, J. Kubalelf, B. Hogenson, P. Allen, C. Standriclge, D. Beighler, N. Rawlings, L. Stedman, L. Peterson, M. Simpson, P Brown. SIXTH ROW: H. Taylor, P. Denyer, J. Collins, M. Drinlcwater, S. Forde, E. Jennings, J. Evernham, H. Martin, R. Ziemann, M. Guches, M. Gittord, D. Miller, B. Bailey, D. Wasden, J. Lacy, J. Fontaine, R. Hoclcersmith, R. Hogue. BACK, RIGHT: Mr. Miriclc, B. Goodman. fi 'YQ' Q S . T. Band, elite Senior Symphony comprise fl FRONT ROW: G. Lane, A. Marsh, N. Robbfns H. Lance, K. Cufska D. D.pfay J. Ke 'y C. Ve -ey. D. Exefkem. SECOND ROW J. Hay B. Hard, C. Varney, A. Tayxcr 3. Hard. D. Orr C. De-mer R. M7icLe J. Kee' N. S f':'s 5. Ardry. D. CQRFYV1 T!-HRD ROW: D. Ne'+cv R. CFar p':n J. Jensen M. O'Ne?.'. E. P-lermefcfd 51-kdge E. Ee J. N: : . STANDENG: J. F:v'4a 'i' D. Sagem J. Marbfn W. Clwfpman, R. Trfep L. Baferfxan, Mrs. NNEE'E':49!CJ. ' V 'f ' I '-3'-19' , . I ' ffl V ff 2 . H, - J .EE .3 I 44 the two extremes of .I-LS. Band SENIOR SYMPHONY BAND- FIRST ROW: J. Websler, M. Milne, E. Herbert N. Van Valzaln, A. McDufIee, V. OHoman, S. Thomas, L. Ayres, M. Medlin. SECOND ROW: L. Hess, S. Hopkins, L. Wicker, J. Fauglnf, C. Borough, A. Younger. G. Marin, S. Elrod, M. Harwood, T. Toenniges, D. Russell, J. Harper, P. Gillcinson, B. Couch. THIRD ROW: M. Johnsfon, J. Lacy, R. Smilh, J. Randles. E. Ewaldsen, B. Heide, H. Young, J. Beaffy, B. Elliot H. Bailey, E. Graham. L. Jennings, B. Myers, J. Plefsclw, P. Hagle, P. Allen, R. Pa+cl'1, J. Den Herder, M. Housel, C. Paulsen, D. Hussong, M. Sheppard. FOURTH ROW: H. Taylor, J. Collins, E. Jen- nings, S. Forde, J. Evernlwam, J. Lacy, B. Bailey, M. Gifford, D. Miller, D. Wasden, M. Simpson, D. Beighler, L. Sfedman, L. Pelerson, P. Brown, S. Garner. BACK, RIGHT: B. Goodman, Mr. Miriclc. .pw , 'x .KL 'i'7 - 1 . ' 325. TW-Q ,. zafs, ww 'ii ' FTSV- V .l I. gg.:..,h r gfgsx .' '-,fx 1?2 q Mr. John Drysda'e Orgrwesrra Director Orchestra serves as a musical bridge ORCHESTRA-FIRST ROW: W. Ayres, S. Thomas, J. Nelson, C. Slarer, B. Allinqham, l.. Laflwam, M. Moore. J. Candi SECOND ROW: J. Larham, B. Kyker, P. OOI17, C. Turman, M, Milne, J. Websrer, R. S+ocld'on, A. Vail, J. Mirler, A. Marfhews, C. Warsread. Tr-HRD ROW: S. Smirh, S. Clrarrsfain, J. Smiflw, M. Howard, B. Thomas. L. Jacobs. V. Orromarw, N, Van Valzah. E. Harberr, J. Harper, B. Couch, I.. Ayres, M. Medlin, S. Elrod, A. Younger. C. Borough. 1'1 1-0 eng p-4 Civ ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: Lynn Ann Lalham, Presidenlg Suzy Thompson, Librariang Susan Fonlaine, Secre'rary-Treas- urer: Jeanne Bevis, Librarian. ENSEMBLE: W. Ayres, S. Thomas, T. Simmons, J. Gandt, J. Lallwam, L. Lallwam, B. Kylcer. between school, social, and service groups M. Harwood, T. Toenniges. FOURTH ROW: H. Young, B. Ellioll, R. Taylor, M. Jolwnslon, B. Heide, R. Smillw, B. Yaden, B. Bailey. L. Hess, S. Hopkins, J. Den Herder, R. Pafcln, K. Neill, G. Wheeler, L. Jennings, B. Myers, J. Plefsch, P. Hagle. FIFTH ROW: H. Taylor, J. Collins, B. Hannalord, J. Evernham, M. Goodman. J. Fonfaine, C. Pefers, H. Bailey, C. Gorr, J. Bevis, G. Guinolle, J. Wobbe, T. Simmons. f'i 'N 'N F in . 1 MADRIGAL-FRONT ROW: L. Wallermire, M. Williams, R. Randles, M. Harris. SECOND ROW: S. Sallerfield, B. Tyler, C. Highland, K. Ruhl, N. Hinman. THlRD ROW: J. Lacy, P. Moore, J. Lacy. TOP ROW: K. Berg, D. Wasden, R. Kono- pasek. CHOIR-FRONT ROW: J. Carver, A. Barlcer, L. Wallermire, S. Smilh, D. Lawson, M. Harris, D. Hunler, N. Hinman T Enders, S. Sallerlield, B. Beclc, L. Lowry, R. Randles, C. Thompsen, D. Taylor, P. Bigham, K. Morlan, J. Van Gordon P Gillcison, K. Mayfield, J. Roelfs, S. Huffman. SECOND ROW: R. Miller, K. Allen, J. While, C. Hellesfead, B Tyler K McCay, J Gandf, D. Franklin, L. Morlan, M. Williams, J. Bash, L. Srnilh, K. Ruhl, C. Menclce, C. Highland B Rowan J. Yoalrley, L. Slessler, C. Prenlice, K. Chrislensen, B. Baccus, R. Cooverl, T. lnglin, L. Sameulson, L. Carver. THlRD ROW A-Wa'-.M,,A,-V'-0-,,. ,.-.. ,. Christmas program huge success for Choir NONETTE-PIANIST: STANDING: L. Ca Rawlings, L. Smifh, T. sen, J. Gandl, S. Smilh. You're go? +o concen'l'ra+e, admon- islwes Mr. Lynn Siolund lleffl. He works hard all year lo produce 'rhe excellence our choir represenls. C5 -,r il gig Rulh Cooverf. l rver, J. Roelfs, H. l Enders, K. Clwrisfen- W, Huffman, B. Allen, L. Walclw, K. Davis, J. Canlrall, G. Harvey, J. Lacy, P. Moore, A. House, L. Kniglnl, R. Lobderl J. Bishop, J. McKinley, R. Alkins, B. Weaver, J. Gregory, R. Vowell. TOP ROW: R. Nicoclemas, H. KenneH',.B. Heide B. Rupp, H. Taylor, J. Henson, K. Hall, H. Young, J. Slephens. D. Wasden, K. Berg, R. Connolly, C. S+iger, C. Dean, M Hood, R. Konopaselc, K. Durkee, J. Lacy, B. Charley, D. Lundquisl. -.,. T. . , . l. da , fe- . ' 5 1 , Harmony, melod ppear in MHS SEXTET: Kafny Allen, Claudia Owens Julfe Laflwam, JoAnn Jolwnson, Mlnda Ells Lols Sledman. GlRLS' CHORUS-BOTTOM ROW: L. Baleman, J. Banks, R. Rlpll, S. Bandy, K. Warner, L. Weaver, S. Van Sickle, B. Thomas, M. Marsn B. Tcdd, C. Culp. SECOND ROW: L. Aubrey, M. Kllme, D. Johnson, C. Linn, J. Hayse, P. Merhvin, M. McCollom, S. Fariss. R. Doe M. Sanborn, B. Gales, R. Wlllerr. Tl'llRD ROW: B. Barlow, S. Semple, T. Anfony, S. Allen, L. Creel, C. Tlworeson, C. Roberfs J. Jelwn, H. Rawlings, A. Jonason, S. Bales, L. Vice, R. PruI++, K, Fellows. FOURTH ROW: V. DeWeerd, S. Funk, J. Robin- son S. Fralnslner M. Els C. Broplny, N. McLaughlin, M. Verslrafe, K. Cooper, J. Leon, B. Wlnalin, J. Plelscln. Q 55 .Hx 2.1: A - - A , A A A I50 hard work choruses STROLLERS: Konopasek. Keirh Berg, John Frohnmayer, P. Moore, R BOYS' CHORUS-FRONT: B. Edwards, R. Ray. D. Burleigh, B. Darby, T. Anfley. SECOND ROW: T. Brown, 6. Lane, J. Landers J. Richardson. BACK ROW: W. Mills, W. Marfin, W. Srarks, B. Livesay. 'W J, V-.,...,,.,, , , . Yr 1. 41 Mad Clubs Are Creative Concen+ra+ed efforfs Toward one goal.. . A good chess game . . . A perfecl' pho+ograph . . . Rousing games of badminfon Or of volley ball . . . A +hough+ provoking mee+ing On world crises . . . Services performed for +he school Or for our communily . . . The coordina+ed abili+ies Of club members Working 'roge+her To crea+e A common bond of fellowship . . . l53 Top athletes combine brains and brawn me X i,:rig,sf'55f. . .,.,.'fm'F! 'V' 'sz ' fm' OFFICERS: Skip BenneT-T, PresidenTg Ray Konopaselc, Treasurerg Ken Durlcee, SergeanT-aT-Arms: Lowell Dean, denT. ml Q K e,,sf Secrefa ry- Vice-Presi A varsi'l'y leH'er is The Tickel' ThaT geTs a person inTo Order of The M, Order OT The M members have seT high sTandards oT excellence on The aThleTic Tield as well as in The classroom. The block M worn on a black sweaTer is becoming The rec- ognized sign oT a good sTudenT and a good ciTizen. These men are The Tellows who malce up The varsiTy Black Tornado. They can push Their way down a TooTball Tield: They can be as precise wiTh a baslceTball as Robin Hood was wiTh his arrow. When The Traclcmen run, They have Mercury's wings on Their heels. Some can Throw a man as quickly as Gorgeous George while anoTher, in The TuTure, may become a second Babe RuTh. BOTTOM ROW: D. Pugmire, D. Allen, J. Casad, D. Sieg, D. Gordon, J. James, D. Ragsdale, B. Charley, B. Hobbs, G. Milne R. SmiTh, B. DahlsTrom. SECOND ROW: R. Breeze, L. Griggs, W. Thompson, P. McLaughlin, P. Humphreys, L. Cook, H. Olson, W. Ayres, C. HolT, D. Paddock. THIRD ROW: M. Parsons, G. Lindemann, J. ShulTs, D. Jensen, B. Dealcins, J. Frohnmayer, J. Anderson, B. Ouinney, J. JohnsTon, G. Maxson. TOP ROW: G. PaThmann, B. Lindemann, L. Nored, J. WineTrouT, B. Hill, L. KnighT, J. Pierce, C. Dean, L. Hammacln, C. Shaw, T. Ryan. l54 Pep Club works NoT anoTher carwash! proTesT many OT The Pep Club members. In spiTe oT all The compIainTs, The Pep Club bravely holds Carwashes To earn, The hard way, The money needed Tor Their new red sweaTers -a deTiniTe change Trom IasT year's plum- colored ones. A Tamiliar sighT To avid TooTbalI Tans, The Pep Club marches wiTh enThusiasm aT all home games, under The supervision oT Miss Janice Crisp. While noT marching, ,' I 'yyiii They supporT The rally squad wiTh loud T' I . voices, and wiTh Their challenging spiriT J Win numerous yellinq Com-esfsl 6 fradmon OFFICERS: Sue Brennan, Uniform Manager: Marcia Williams. SecreTary-Treasurer: Pam WhiTe, Vice-PresidenT: Linda Lowry, ThaT should be upheld by TuTure members. presidenifn Enthusiastic group earns new red sweaters BOTTOM ROW: M. SeTTy, J. RoeITs B. Kyker, H. WiTT, C. Reid, L. Peebler, M. Barrell, H. Norris, D. Tomlin, R. MarTin, J. MarTin, J. Sims, L. WaITermire, N. Mears, R. Miller. SECOND ROW: S. Edwards, B. Todd, J. McDuTTie, J. WhiTe, B. Gebhard, T. Enders. K. Morlan, J. Harbison, T. lnglin, C. Finch, B. Beck, S. HuTTman, M. Barker. THIRD ROW: K. ChrisTensen, L. Morlan, N. Hinman, M. Winchell, B. Tyler, J. Pearson, U. BaTes, R. Randles, E. Finegan, R. WiIIeTT, G. Glenn, M. Harris, P. CransTon, S. Thompson, M. PaTch. FOURTH ROW: L. BenneTT, K. McCay J. Nelson, S. Lyon, T. AnTony, D. CIemenT, P. KeiTh, K. Simcox, M. Sanborn, J. Van Gordon, C. Allingham, A. Vail, S. Funlc. FIFTH ROW: M. Noble, K. Selby, K. Ruhl, M. Frohnmayer, J. Mee, L. SmiTh, L. Lowry, L. Nowe, S. Boswell, D. Granger, P. Bigham, C. HiTT, D. Taylor. TOP ROW: C. Mencke, J. Bash, S. FonTaine, L. Slessler, R. CooverT. I5 HESC c uh performs homemaking tasks A useful and busy club fhai' does minor housekeeping jobs around M.H.S. besl defines 'lhe Home Economics Service Club. The organizafion is formed by homemalcing sfudenfs nof in F.l'l.A. and does fhe special jobs af Medford High fhaf are usually ignored or loaded on fhe home economics insfrucfors. lnferesf is fhe lcey as girls polish frophies and mend forn uniforms. A new service fhis year is fhe sfudenf supply drawer in fhe sewing room where small sewing ifems may be purchased. Gay fimes are many in fhis fellowship of girls as fhey decorafe for dances. per- form fheir small services for fhe school such as cleaning fhe Home Ec. rooms. and affending meefings on subiecfs per- faining fo homemalsing and feenage life. O F F l C E R S: Lcreffa Caldwei' Repcrfer- l-lisforian: Sandra Edwards. Vice-Presidenft l-leafher Norris Presdenft Mai-'een Froeber Secrefary: Janef Barlrer Treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: D. Griffifh, D, Hull, S. Heidemann, S. Reule, S. Todd, T. Elzea, TOP ROW: J. Bur- roughs. D. Miller, P. Nelson, C. Spiker. Coke sales help Would you like a 'Foo+ball? ask Hue members ol l-l.E.C.A. as Huey sell Black Tornado souvenirs lor Hue Uniled Med- ford Crusade. Tluis money goes To worHuy causes in Hue communilry and uuarion. In Hue scluool, Hue club eaclu year presenrs Hue social suludies deparlmenl wiHu someHuirug Hual will loe useful in social sludies classes. Tlue club also plans lo give a scluolarsluip Huis year lo a worHuy sludenl. Mosl ol Hue money for Huese proiecls comes from Hue baslcelball games. ln Huis way Hue l-lislory l-I E C A dance and from colce sales al Hue Economics Civic ASSOCia.HOn achieves HS OFFICERS: Diclc Peferson, Vice-Presidenlg Jolun Lacy, Corrimis- sioner of Records: Elaine Jennings, Commissioner of Membersluipq goal-'ro pr'Ol'TuO'l'e good CiiiZer1Sllip in Diane Molur, Commissioner of Acliviliesg Paul Moore, Presidenl. scluool and communiry life. HECA gives student scholarship BOTTOM ROW: J. Barker, T. Enders, L. Lowry, M. Palclu, J. Mauluey, M. Medlin, Pu. McDuflee, S. Brennan. SECOND ROW: J. PoHer, M. Preslon. C. Menclue, A. Maflluews, S. Sanner, M. Boyd, M. Parsons. TOP ROW: D. McCurdy, D. Goddard, K. Miller, H. Olson, M, Parson, J. Frolunmayer, D, Miller, R. SrniHu, M. Monroe. Vaya a la reunion Take i'I' easy, Goose! urge The Spanish Club members as Lowell Dean brealcs The pinafa a+ The annual Chrislmas meeling. Afler breaking The pinaia, 'rhe members sing Chrislrmas carols in Spanish, and acl oul The Pasada, a Mexican Chrisimas cele- bralrion. This is one of 'rhe many acfiviiies of La Terlulia. New members are welcomed in+o The club a'r a banquel wilh food and enferlainmenf furnished by 'rhe old mem- bers of The club. Slides and movies of Spanish-spealcing counfries, and Europe are shown a+ meelings. Members who are no longer Jralcing Spanish are able +o relain some of Jrhe language Through movies and siories. The grea+ variely of programs which The Spanish Club presenis keeps Spanish s'ruden+s from becoming weary of The daily assignmenfs. OFFICERS: Dave Ryn, Presidemlf Mildred Boyd, Social Chairman: Suzy Thompson, Secrefary-Treasurer: Denny Pugmire, Vice-Presidenf. La Tertulia adds spice to Spanish BOTTOM ROW: D. Pugmire, C. Varney, J. Jarvis, J. Shroyer, N. Shurrlefi, E. Monlgomery, L. Samuelson, G. Meier, S. Lamberl' B. Lowry, J. Malheus, V. O++oman, J. James. SECOND ROW: S. Crun, D. Elgin, J. Schmidt K. Morlan, V. Enders, S. Garner, J Kingslien, L. La+ham, B. Gales, L. Lowry, N. Becken, M. Ernesl. THIRD ROW: R. Payne, J. Slever, S. Gasfineau, M. Monroe, K Uridel, M. Simpson, D. Franklin, J. Pofler, S. Bross, T. Thomas, P. While. FOURTH ROW: N. Rawlings, D. Paddoclz, J. Alanslry Non-member, P. Brown, N. Lingren, B. Mclnlyre, N. Van Valzah, M. Williams, L. Slessler, J. Bash. FTFTH ROW: F. Rassmussen, J Gandt R. Ogle, B. Whalin, R. Johnson, J. Birge, S. Lewis, B. Myers, G. Cummings, W. Thompson, J. McKinly. TOP ROW: J Faughl, J. Harper, C. Prenfice, P. Parlier, M. Bellcnap, M. Thomas, L. Dean, B. Dealcins, H. Olson, C. Dean. I58 'Romans' plan activities in ancient manner ln the atmosphere ot ancient Roman govern- ment, Latin students and their elected otticers conduct programs and meetings once a month. Students take parts ot consul lpresidentt, prae- tor lvice-presidentl, and scriptor quaestor lsecretary-treasurert. Slcits, speeches and songs serve a two-told purpose in providing a tree and relaxed air ot teeling, and also bring about knowledge ot .these days-gone-by. Student recognition ot the Roman contribution to the American way ot lite proves that Latin is alive and important in this great century. During the latter part ot the school year around the ldes ot March, the students plan tor the gala event called the Latin banquet. This climaxes all the months ot planning and anticipation. Students in their tiowing robes recline and recite commands to the slaves. OFFICERS: Penny Linn, Scriptor Quaestorg Sharon O'Connors, 2nd Consul Sandy Sanner, lst Consul. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hinlcle, R. Eisemann, K. Ekberg, J. Evernham, S, Jewett, M. Strom, D. Jacobson, A. Younger, M. Medlin, J. Mathey. SECOND: G. Wheeler, L. Jennings, S. Allen, J. Latham, J. Young, K. Macabee, U. Bates, D. Fraysher, R. Patch. THIRD: E. Harbert, C. Slater, D. Irving, S. Elder, P. Sampert, L. Smith, K. Ruhl, R. Lobdetl. FOURTH: J. Webster, H. Kennett, R. Sterert, A. Matthews, N. Bigelow, F. Lorish. FIFTH: D. Dell, R. Stockman, M. Miller, S. Dowson, J. Crawford. I59 i l IRL in'I'erpre+s inI'erna+ional affairs for all Sludenlg who are inlreresred enough in such Jrhings 'ro solicil' mem- bership. The bi-monrhly meerings are open +o all siudenls who wish Io ar- Jrend and consisl' ol roundiable dis- cussions and addresses by guesl' speakers. MedIord's foreign exchange sludenrs are honorary members. The spring program Iealured model NATO meelings as parr prepararion for a srare-wide convenlion held in March al' The Universily of Oregon. OFF ICERS: STANDING: Jim Frake. SITTING: Nancy Becken, Firsr Vice-Pres denlp Barbara Budge, Second Vice-Presidenh Jeriyn Smilh, Secrerafys M:'y Earker Treas- urer: Caroyn Me':ke Pre-s'de-nit .lady Larv- berf, I-lisrorian. Presiding over 'Ihe model NATO is IRL presidenl Carolyn Mencke. Members of NATO are as Iohows: Jcfrn Aarsny 5ar:a'a Bailey, Rila McBeIh, Jill Barnes. Ric Middlekauff, Mike Gardner, Judy Marhey Therese lngfn Vick' Ki:-gse', Jim A- brighf. Marcia Williams, Marfha Simpson, Diane Lewis, Molly Barker .leriyn Smrn, Joe Gregory, Arfe M:T,5ee .lea- Wobbe, Sherri Chrisrian, Judy Porler, Margarel' Medlin, Reinharr Kosrlin. l ! 1 Fl-'I 5 l I.R.L. informs school of current problems Careful wiTh Thai' ThumbTack. l.R.l.. members Barbara Shaw, RiTa McBeTh Jenny Dickey, and STan Dowson pre- ' Y .1 14 X - V . , ,,, pare an ouTsTanding showcase TeaTur- T ing The UN. l.R.L. makes iT possible Tor T fa ' ik w, oTher organizaTions To display Their club maTerials on a weekly basis. One oT l.R.L.'s obiecTives is To inTorm The 'f public abouT world happenings. This . is done eTTecTively Through Their own f maTerials in The showcase. Tension spoTs oT The world, organizaTion oT The UniTed NaTions, and pamphleTs on righTs of men are only a small parT oT , The inTormaTive work puT up by The I.R.L. Through The eTTorTs oT iTs mem- bers and advisor, Mrs. JoAnne SmiTh, MedTord Senior l-ligh STudenT Body and TaculTy are kepT up To daTe and alerT by The displays Tound in The show- case. BOTTOM ROW: J. Albright M. SeTTy, l.. Lowry, J. MaThey, T. lnglin, M. WyaTT, D. STraTTon, D. Lewis, J. Wobbe, M. Tizekker, P WaTson, M. Medlin, N. Mears. SECOND ROW: C. SaTher, P. Parlier, M. Frohnmayer, R. McBeTh, V. Kingsley, M. Williams, A. Mr: DuTTee, S. ChrisTian, J. Yoakley, J. PoTTer, M. Simpson, J. Barnes, B. Bailey. THIRD ROW: B. Shaw, J. Dickey, R. SmiTh, J. Gregory, C STiger, J. Lacy, R. Konopasek, J. Lacy, l-l. l-lolmes, J. Norris, R. Middlekauff, K. Somers, D. Ryn. TOP ROW: C. Washburn, S. Dowson R. KosTlin, J. Alansky, S. Knudsen, M. Gardner, H. KenneTT, J. Frohnmayer, G. Cummings, S. Uhrine, B. Fariss, M. Gannon. I6l it F.H.A. seek wifely arts Homemalcers of tomorrow, the goal vis- ualized by girls in F.I'I.A.I Through their various activities the members learn beialer ways to do things in less time. A swag party, when colorful Chrisimas wreaths are made +o decorate the school, is an annual event Tor F.I-I.A.'ers. Another annual event is The disirici meet, held this year in Grants Pass. The +heme of the meeting was Old and Precious Values Toward New I-Iorizons. F.I-I.A.'ers can be found on chilly Too+baII nights busy with 'rheir hot potato sales. Through ihe capable guidance of Miss Krahberg, advisor, the girls are becoming 'rhe Fuiure I-Iomemalcers of America. SITTING: Deanne Taylor, Degree Chairman: Mickey Darras, Vice President: Jean Banks. STANDING: Marion Parsons, Secre'rary: Barbara Myers: Mavis Strom, Presidenig Karalee Selby, Treasurer. Conventions, monetary schemes lure F.H.A. BOTTOM ROW: A. Ri+chey. L. Rupert, M. Weston, C. Kieif, L. Metcalf, L. Bateman, F. Adams, V. Burwash, J. James, SECOND ROW: J. Birge, Y. Evans, M. Wonderely, R. WiIIeH, D. Jacobson, L. Samuelson, D. Kunkel, P. Denyer. I I . X. ig I , 'lf 'TA f j yi M-X. f ' T HJ l62 F.B.L. . publishes needed student directory Need a girl's phone number? JusT con- suTT The school direcTory compiled by E.B.L.A. under The supervision of advisor, Mr. Louis Mahar. This progressive school organizaTion encourages The individual developmenT in business managemenT and pracTices Through pracTical applicaTion oT skills acguired in The. business educaTion program. The goal oT E.B.l..A. is To develop compeTenT, resourceTul business leaders Tor Tomorrow's world. The organizaTion works Toward This goal Through Their acTiviTies. Annually, The E.B.L.A. compiles a sTudenT direcTory lisTing The name, address, and phone number oT every sTudenT and Teach- er in school. AnoTher imporTanT acTiviTy is The operaTion oT The sTudenT sTore, where each morning a sTudenT can Tind mosT any- Thing he needs in supplies. OFFICERS: Sandra Boese, PresidenT: Theresa Elzea, Vice-Presidenfg Carol McVay, SecreTaryg Janei Barker, Treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: B. Couch, P. Albright D. Jasmann D Hull H Norris S CroTooT S SmiTh S Van Sickle L Aubrey C WainscoTT N. Peilaeiy L. Willis, R. MarTin. SECOND ROW P BeaTon B LesTer S Ranney M Darras M WesTon B Wilson S Erickson C Taylor, P. Newbry, B. Young, J. HolmsTrom, J Den Herder THIRD ROW T Simpson C Dr1nkwaTer J McDuTTie V SarTin K SuTTon, E. Davis, J. Harbison, D. Tomlin, S. Gasfineau C Borough T AnTony TOP ROW D Lundgren V Bigalow R Payne J SmiTh, S. Wafrucl, A. Vail, S. Carmichael, B. MclnTyre J Hamlin Flame grows as students ain top honors Torch Honor noT only signiTies excellenT grades buT also an acTive inTeresT in lead- ership, ciTizenship, and school acTiviTies. lTs members represenT an accuraTe cross secTion oT The sTudenT body OT Medford High. Besides being Top scholars. Torch Honor members are acTive in almosT every oTher school organizaTion. AlThough The club is mainly honorary, iT sponsors a TloaT in The noise parade, gives a college scholar- ship, and sells colces when money is needed. Juniors worThy oT club membership are iniTiaTed during The club's annual ceremony held in The spring. The oTTicers and The club advisor, Mrs. Frances Ruck, characTer- ize The excellenT leadership ThaT malces The Torch Honor SocieTy an ouTsTanding club i in MedTord Senior High. l , W Q TORCH HONOR OFPTCERS: Rss Rands Sacre- 5 f Taryt Elaine Jennings Presidenh Maroa Wifiams Treasurer- Dick PeTers:' Vice-Presder-T. BOTTOM ROW: J. Harbison J. Pearson, S. Edwards, P. WaTson. N. Dean. M. STrom. M. Barker. N. Becken. P. Novak. SECOND ROW: A. Hueners. B. Ailingham, S. O'Conners, L. MiITer, M. PresTon, S. Brennan, D. Eraysher, A. McDuTTee, C, Paulsen. THIRD ROW: M. dePiac-e fs.. MaTThe.vs M. NobTe, L. Howe, P. SamperT, D. Mohr C. Menclce M. Medhn N. VanVa':ah. S. Carrnichaef. EOURTH ROW: L. STayTon. D. Miller, O. Cummings. R. SmiTh, E. Graham, K. Miller. J. Shaw, L. Lea M, Viclccren. TOP ROW: H. Olson J. Erzhnmayer, J. Spoerl. I64 Muscle - builders Girls do have muscles! and To prove iT, The members oT G.A.A., oTTicially recog- nized by The Oregon School AcTiviTies As- sociaTion, Try Their slcill aT volleyball, Tennis, aerial darTs, and oTher sporTs. The girls become used To sleeping on The hard Tloor on Their overnighT convenTions. And To prove Thai' They are iusT as rugged as boys, The girls plan play days, slci Trips, and swim parTies. One oT The play days, held aT M.H.S. This year, was called BeaTnics. The purpose oT The Girls' AThleTic Associa- Tion is To give The girls oT The school a chance To parTicipaTe in sporTs. , is- a 1 V4 ga-ff 1 ' , , , .Q , f 'f ,W V I Q 4 ' are. It 7 My ,,V.,v.,gy,?,q,, 4 7. 41 IV ' . . T, 'ft fn ' '- X sz , 'f'5,W ' wf'WM ' W wggsfigj-291m 2 f-'ww' if 'fr . . ' OFFICERS: Carolyn EousT, SporTs DirecTor: Margie Good, PresidenT7 Marida Winchell, PoinT Keeper, RiTa Miller, Vice-PresidenTg Je-aneTTe DahlsTron, SecreTary: BeTTy Kylcer, Treasurer. lt's a girls' sports world in G.A.A. BOTTOM ROW: K. CuTshall, S. Miller, D. Boggs, D. Davis, N. Breeze, S. PriTchard, P. Tosh, K. Oibbel, l.. Aubrey, S. HuTTman, R. MarTin, L. Willis. SECOND ROW: L. RuperT, J. Hogan, K. Miller, J. Jones, J. Heidernann, S. PheisTer, H. Willis, S. Todd, M. Darras. S. Simmons. B. Hodge, Y. Perreard, S. Hall. THIRD ROW: H. Reeves, B. Cheney, M. Moir, B. MorTon, V. Brumbaclc, C. PeTerson, A. Vail, C. Phelan, S. Erickson, B. Wilson, J. HolrnsTrom, P. Phillips. TOP ROW: M. Harwood, J. Leon, J. CrawTord, E. Pleyer, S. Eariss, L. Hollis, J. NaThan, B. Young, D. Smifh, P. Brown, K. Cooper. l65 Tom0rrow's educators Do you think that you'cI like io be a teacher? The besf way fo find ouf is io ioin The Fufure Teachers of America. This group, under fhe guidance of Mr. John Masf, seems confinually busy wifh conven- fions, meefings, and observafions, which musf be earned by fen hours of work for a feacher or fhe club. This may be fime consuming, buf worfhwhile, for if gives fo fhe group a frue picfure of fhe feaching profession and enables the club fo achieve ifs purpose: fo acgainf and inferesf more people in fhe rewarding career of feach- ing. fsi' '?'f7 9'- 5 Y . in .,Mg9,', . ...-new as-sfo we -. fa-R -if-'J fi OFFICERS, SITTING: Nancy Van Valzah. I-Iisforian: Jeannine James. Treasurer: Julie Faughf. Librarian. STANDING: Jean Plefsch, Pre-sidenf: Rlfa Miller, Vice-Rresidenf' Mr. John Masf. Advisor: Mary Kay I-Iarris. Secrefary. Club's activities boost teacher interest FIRST ROW: S. I IaII, M. Good, K. Gibbel, V. Offornan, K. Larimer, D. I-IuII. N. Donahue, S. Reule, S. Huffman. M. Medlin, C. Finch. SECOND ROW: L. Stedman, J. Johnson, D. Jacobson, M. Wafson. B. Donahoo. J. Poffer, D. Franklin, J. Srnifh. M. Boyd. D. Kunkel. L. Miller, C. Wrighf. THIRD ROW: L. Bailey, B. Whalin, I. Viers, J. Smith, C. Peferson, C. Slafer, S. Sanner, D. Taylor. N. I-Iinman. L. Jacobs, J. I'IoIms, D. Lundquisf, TOP ROW: J. I-Iarper, C. Prenfice. D. Ryn, P. Gilberf. M. Saiferfield, M. Safferfield, J. Ward. A. Wafson. .N.A. members prepare for medical careers i l OFFICERS: Mickey Darris, Presidenl: Donna Dell, Vice-Presidenly Sherry Funk, Treasurer: Susan Fonlaine, Secrelary: Janel Young, l-lislorian. Dielilians, physio-lherapisls, lab-lech- nicians and nurses all become a vilal parl ol lhe Fulure Nurses Club lhrough lhe guesl speakers who open new careers lo girls inleresled in lhe medical prolession. Many olher hospilal careers are broughl lo lhe girls' allenlion lhrough lhe lield lrips lo lhe Camp While Domicilary and local hospilals. This aclive club has many money-raising proiecls such as selling col- lon candy, Chrislmas lree ornamenls, and Chrislmas corsages made by lhe club mem- bers. Some ol lhis money goes inlo lhe one hundred dollar scholarship lund which is awarded lo some aclive member. The Fulure Nurses lend lheir services in many helplul ways. During lhe nurses' conven- lion in Medlord lhe girls gave lheir lime lo regisler lhe nurses. BOTTOM ROW: l.. Carver, L. Carldwell, J. Barker, A. Barker. S. Jewell, M. Barrell, J. Evernham, S. Herlager. SECOND ROW: L. Wrighl, S. Smilh, B. Berns, R. Eismann, R. Cooverl, E. Jacobs, D. Fosgale, S. Yoder. THIRD ROW: B. Gordon, J. Forbes, S. Laing, S. Lyon, A. Mallhew, J. Acord, J. Nelson. TOP ROW: S. Hopkings, C. Thompsen, L. Nelson, J. Den Herder, J. Slewarl, E. Harberl. l Paint-brush crowd practical contributors l'm bleeding to death! was the com- plaint ot Art Students this year as they worlced on the teasle Christmas tree proi- ect. Trees sold tor two dollars each, but more than two dollars ot sacritice was poured into each tree. Building ot the Art Students League tund is a year-long proiect with the goal a trip to Portland. Schemes tor raising the money include painting game signs. club posters, and slogans tor Noice Parade. Earnings trom these sources swell the tund to send advanced art students on the tield trip tor the Scholastic Art Award presenta- tions in which Medtord l-ligh students compete with those ot other Oregon schools tor national honors. On this trip leaguers visit the Portland Museum ot Fine Arts, and the University ot Oregon where they view special art exhibits. X l OFFICERS: Urslfa Bates V':e-Rre.a Day, Presidf Penny Sarnoert Se-:re x -NJ, U x gt W it Xie! f 'W Q1 Xw BOTTOM ROW: M. Sattertiefd, L. Lea, G. Jchrs:n C. Oeszn, D. Griffith E. Vermeulen S. Rei. e, L. Tee-fer R. Dyke. SECOND ROW lty R C h S B S W I S. Ellis, D, Nordstrom, D. l-liatt, J. Butts, T. Enders, L. L:i.-.ri,, L Smith, V. We . unrxing am . all, , Forde, TOP RO : Fcntaine N. Brat.-fn D. Sheppard, S. Klatt L. Bailey J, Fei-beg T, Ryan JA Smli-Im Q, Lowfey W, Ayiregk Project done by club Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are all parT oT The ShuTTerbug service proiecT To The communiTy each SaTurday. when members show carToons To children aT The Y.M.C.A. The desire To assisT Teachers in showing classroom movies led The club To Take proiecTion lessons Trom Mr. ArThur ScoTT lasT year. For The amaTeur cameraman, ShuTTerbug Club provides The means oT pracTicing a hobby. An opporTuniTy To make mood and candid shoTs To enTer in The compe- TiTion Tor phoTo conTesTs in The spring gives members The incenTive Tor joining ShuTTerbug. Under The direcTion oT Mr. Marvin TrauTman, ShuTTerbug serves The school and The communiTy Through phoTog- raphy. The desire Tor a darlcroom in M.l'l.S. moTivaTes boTh ShuTTerbug and The produc- Tion sTaTT oT The CraTer. OFFICERS: Marilyn Connor, Pre-sidenTg Mr. TrauTman, advisor: Barbara Gordon hutterbug fans seek professional tricks BOTTOM ROW: J. STever, V. Bigalow, M. Monroe, R. STewarT, M. FleTT, P. Linn, L. LaTham, T. Simpson. SECOND ROW: J. James, B. ChrisToTTersen, B. MclnTyre, J. Henson, D. Ragsdale, R. Kelsoe, J. Taylor, B. Goodwin. TOP ROW: V. Baclces, A. Andrew, J. Hamliin, B. Hannaford, W. Ayres, J. FonTaine, L. l-lammaclc. B. Yaden. T T E TC., -x -'R----. 11 - 4 -fy ,'ffw5 -,few - ..-, aff f 4 a ,' r.. T? 3 'T I Bonnie Allingham, Head Usher and Vice-Presidenf of Gil-'s' League has free drive and abiiify fo accomplish arxyrhing she underfakes. Always on fhe go. indefafig- able Bonnie can be found busy wifh many acfivifies. She 's acfive in Senior Ofrl Scoufs play +he viola in orchesfra and is a member of French Cub and Torch Honor. Ushers do much to help with games, concerts May I show you fo a sea+? This gues- fion asked by a perf girl af fhe door will seem like a life-saver fo fhe losf soul who has nof found a vacanf seaf af a play, foofball game, or ofher school funcfion. This helpful service is cheerfully given us by fhe ushers, a volunfeer group under fhe guidance of Mrs. Berg. The afsfire is varied for fhe occasions-pasfel formals for con- cerfs, and warm carcoafs for foofball games. The brighf smiles and warm greef- ing, however, are always evidenf fo add lusfer fo any performance. BOTTOM ROW: S. Re-ule, M. Wesfon, L. Reebler, S. Reule, D. Jasman, A. Barker, M. Barrell, D. Jull, D. Friffirh. J. Norris, D. Tomlin M. Thekker P. Linn, F. Adams, S. Jeweff, S. Huffman, Pam Wafson, R. Fipfl, S. Heidemann. SECOND ROW: S. Sfevens, C. Drinkwafer D. Lewis T. Enders. D. Jacobson, M. Harris. L. Samuelson, U. Bafes, P. Newbry, J. Mafhey, D. Dale, J. Larnberf M. Barker. THIRD ROW' S. Bandy. S. Yoder L. Morian, J. Yoakley, J. Smifh, K. Morlan, M. Wil'iams. R. Randles, L. Lowry, K. Ruhl, A. Vail, J. Poffer, M. Froeber FOURTH ROW: B. Allingham, M. Wyaff, C. Thompsen. J. Gandf, K. Suffon D. Miller, L. Smirh L. Sfessler, M. Boyd, J. Acord, J. Young J. Wobbe. HFTH ROW: B. Shaw, M. Frohnmayer, P. Parlier, B. Beck. D. Hunfer, C. Highland, C. Menche, L. VVrighf, K. Mocabee, J Jahn S. Sanner J. Burroughs. SIXTH ROW: G. Guinofsre. J. Dickey, C. Sa+her, J. Sfaafs, J. Cor C. Slafer, D. Granger, S. Gross, K Selby. L. Lowry S, Brenner. B. Donahoo, K. Larimer, J. Bevis. l70 Bi - Ph - Chem For the 'First time in Bi-Phy-Chem's his- W tory, the club will present a worthy science , T MX' A student with a scholarship to help pay his way through college. The science students ot Medtord High have swelled the ranlcs ot Bi-Phy-Chem to an enormous number. All students taking physics, chemistry, or biology are eligible to ioin the club roll this year. Mr. Johnston, physics teacher, is the advisor ot the group. ln the monthly meetings, the mem- bers tloclc to the cateteria tor movies and lectures concerning all fields ot a science. OFFICERS: Anne Matthews, Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Dean, President: Lauren Stayton, Vicee President. promotes student interest in science BOTTOM ROW: J. Albright, R. Stewart, B. Mclntyre, M. Monroe, D. Pugmire, D. McCurdy, M. Phillips, M. Patch, M. Tixelclcer, P. Linn, D. Tomlin, P. Newbry, J. Mathey, P. Novalc, M. Medlin, D. Hussong. SECOND ROW: K. Wise, K. Peek, H. Bailey, D. Bishop, V. Bigalow, D. Ragsdale, C. Wright, J. Harbison, B. Gordon, J. Wobbe, R. Patch, L. Miller, S. Fontaine. THIRD ROW: D. Peterson, S. Cummins, M. Rode, E. Ewaldsen, C. Stolces, J. Stever, P. Humphreys, J. Shaw, R. Smith, W. Mills, H. Shafer, B. Thrasher, C. Wall, L. Jones, R. Middlelcautt, D. Jones, J. Norris, B. Thompson, G. Marin, H. Holmes, R. Hoclcersmith. FOURTH ROW: M. Nelson, J. Bow- man, F. Balch, Joe Beatty, Steve Underwood, J. Crawford, H. Olson, B. Ouinney, J. Gastineau, B. Ouinney, D. Miller. ww I7I Debaters lndulge 111 class actlon tourneys My poin'r is, seems lo be lhe Jropic of discussion in fhe lively group of deba+ers. These sludenfs, Darlene l-lun+, Dean Goddard, Mike Phillips, Carolyn Menclce, and Jim Fralce, have been inlreresr- ed in 'lhe various phases of speech for rhree lo four years. The debale queslion Jrhis year: Resolved, Thai seclion l4b of +he Labor Man- agemenl Relalions Acl should be repealed, was Jrhe subiecl' ol Jrhe many healed discussions in prep- aralion For lhe .speech lourna- menrs held during rhe year. The members ol lhe oebare squad also did much prepararion in lhe fields or oralrory, exlemp, im- promplru, alrer dinner speaking and serious readings. OTTOM ROW Joh Wa n 'no r enn n s u e D. Lewis, M. Tizeller, M. Med,In OWD ROW S Hal B Cheney D Sm 'rn N D ncan n er Gas neau, C. Mencke. M. S'mpscn, K. n- ROW lv' Be knap C Wash u n J Aansly E E d J Frake, D. Goddard G. Cummings, ' T-wr, HHQQHQKEQQ- --'Q--n NexT besT Thing To a Trip To W Paris is a meeTing oT Le Rendez- vous-Francais, beTTer lqnown as The French Club, aT which enThusias- Tic Rierres and Maries oT The 'T French classes come To enioy Their common language inTeresTs. The purpose oT The organizaTion is To promoTe lcnowledge oT The French cusToms and language. Under The advisorship oT Mrs. Maxine SmiTh, members sTudy The colorTul hisTory and TradiTions oT The French. An- nually, The group has a ChrisTmas dinner and parTy aT Mon Desir. OFFICERS: Molly Barker, Treasurer, Sue Brennan, SecreTary: Milce Gardner, President LoreTTa Ayres, Vice-Pre-sidenT. French Club plans Christmas party and fun BOTTOM ROW: M. WesTon, S. SaTTerTield, B. Budge, R. Triep, D. STraTTon, M. WyaTT, J. LamberT, U. BaTes, L. MedcalT, J. Sims, M. Shepard, L. WalTermire. SECOND ROW: Mrs. SmiTh, K. ChrisTensen, D. DeRushe, L. Lowry, L. Lowry, J. Yoalcley. D. Lewis, L. Kellow, P. CransTon. TOP ROW: L. Scruggs, M. Noble, L. Howe, B. Allingham, M. PresTon, A. McDuTTee, E. HarberT, G. STein, J. SmiTh, D. Taylor. l! '?ViLiV.l.Lr ' ' , r . vt K xy. V Aa .',' ' T f, I73 OFFICERS: SITTING: Jerry Gasrineau, Treasurer: S+an Dawson, Secreraryg Dean Goddard, Presidenr: Dale Peierson, Firsi Vice-President Craig Wrighf, Second Sergeamh-ar-Arms. STANDING: Mr. Roberi Semon, Advisor: John Crawford, Firsi Sergeanr-af-Arms: Dave Misek, Second Vice-President noi picfured. Kings' sport entices ChecIc! is a frequen+ excIama+ion a+ ihe meeiings oi The newly formed Chess CIub, ai which The game oi kings dom- inaies. The cIub was originaied for Jrhe purpose of spreading ai Medford High inferesr in +he game of chess. During The Chrisimas season Jrhe cIub siaged an in- vi'raI'ionaI iournameni I'o deiermine ihe champion chess pIayer of IvI.I'I.S. The Jrournameni proved 'ro be exciiing, and everyone pariicipaiing had a wonderfuI Jrime. The game of Chess. says John Crawford, Ifirsir sergeani'-ai-arms, is a whoIesome and siirnularing game for Jrhe in'reIIec+uaIIy inclined. Chess club holds championship tournament SITTING: Fred Lorish, Jim Spoerl, Annice BIacIc. STANDING: Gordon Miller, Frank Graham, Jerry Gasfineau, Ken Wise, Dean God- dard, Sian Dawson, John Crawford, DaIe Peierson, Craig Wright Jim Wilson, Ron WaIIcer. I74 New Thespian Troupe Produce school play, Forward dramatic art The Thespians is an infernaiional organi- zafion composed of over 2,000 lroupes in The Uniled Slrales and abroad. Thes is, a Greek poel of 500 B.C., is rhe indiviclsiial responsible for 'rhe founding of +he drama. The name, Thespians, for aclors and The Term, Thespian ar+ for acring, come from his name, The purpose of 'rhe organizalion is 'ro furfher good l'hea'rre in 'rhe high school. Ad well your parfg Jrherein all honor lies, is The Thespian moHo. Nafional Thespian Sociefy is a selecl or- ganizafion. Membership in 'rhe Thespians is granfed on fhe poim' syslem, and one musl' earn a+ leasf ren poinfs by parrici- paling in some phase of +he rhealer arls +0 be admiffed info 'lhe organizarion. Nine- feen new members admirfed al 'lhe second 'Formal ini+ia+ion ceremonies were Barbara Budge, Arliss Buellner, Pal Cranslon, Tanya Enders, Eileen Finegan, Joel Gregory, Esfher Jacobs, and Kafhy Larimer. Also inirialed were Paul Moore, Jaci Mee, Jean Plefsch, Joyce Pearson, Jim Pool, Bob RuH'er, Sandra Sanner, Marlc Goodwin, James Douglas, Ken Hall, and Craig Wrighr. This year Thespians were The spon- sors of The all-chool play, Dino. Wirh +he proceeds from +he play fhe club plans 'ro send a delegafion +o +he annual Na+ional Thespian Tournament held 'lhis year ar Porrland Universify. The 'rhree-day eve-nl will 'fearure bo+h oral and acring inierprela- Tion. OEEICERS: Diana Hull, Secreraryg Connie Orr, Presidenl: Lucile Lowry, Vice-Presidenl. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Zapell, Advisor: L. Wallermire, D. l-lull, S. Tepovac. SECOND ROW: L. Lowry, S. Salferfield. L. Lowry, K. Relling. THIRD ROW: M. Gannor, C. Orr, K. Peek. Jaci Slcellon John Caniral Rally squad supplies spirit for victories The Rally Squad inspires and clirec'I's crowd spirir during Medford games, and provides leadership in cheering and sporrsmanship for our srudenl body during all alhlelric evenls. The cheer- ful squad members srress gaiery and good sporls- manship wherever rheir duries Jralqe rhem. The girls are alrired in red and blaclc sweaiers and slcirrs and wear while gloves lo prevenlr Trosrbire, buf rheir very exuberance lceeps lhem warm during chilly games. Every member of Jrhis lively group is willing lo assume any responsibilily required lo provide inspiralrion for all. The scuad is advised by Mrs. Mary Anne Smirh who superinrends rhe many hours of praclicing dance sleps and com- posing yells. A+ 'rhe games, 'rhe rally squad leads yells, before and alrer playirime, and ar pep as- semblies lhe group carries our skirs. dances. and yells. Through Tall and loolball, winrer and baslrer- ball, spring and baseball, Jrhe souad provides a never-ending srream of enrhusiasric spirir which helps leam and crowd alilce +o enioy rhe games. KNEELING Jim Randles, King John Canrrai. Queen Jaci Skelron. Bob Rupp. STANDING: Ann Barker, Nancy Beclzen. Sandy Semple Judy Lambert Diane Lewis, Pam Grilkison. Joy Olson. .. , .4 wr, . .,.. House of presidents Coordinates all club Activities at MHS The infer-Club Council, organized in I958. consisis oi presidenis oi every club in M.H.S. Represenied are Bi-Phy-Chem, Nancy Dean: F.H.A., Mavis Sirom: GAA., Margie Good: H.E.S.C., Heaiher Norris: Pep Club, Linda Lowry: Torch Honor, Elaine Jennings: Band, Ray Smiih: Laiin Club, Sandy Sanner: FIA., Jean Pleich: l.R.L., Carolyn Menclce: F.N.A., Miclcey Darras: Hi-Times, Diane Mohr, Jim Lacy: Girls' League, Linda Slessler: H.E.C.A., Paul Moore: Senior Class, Doug Kliever: Craier, Nancy Dean: Boys' League, John Frohnmayer: l.C.C., Keiih Berg: Junior Class, Mike Phillips: Sophomore Class, Carl Washburn: Spanish, Dave Ryan: French, Milce Gardner: F.B.L.A., Sandra Boese: Order of Slcip Bennei: Ari Siu- denis League, Diclc Day. Keilh Berg, infer-Club Council Preside FIRST ROVV: N. Dean, Bi-Phi-Chem: M. Slrom, F.H.A,: M. Good, GAA.: H. Norris, H.E.S.C.: L. Lowry, Pep Cu Jennings, Torch Honor. SECOND ROW: R. Smiih, Band: S. Sanner, Laiin Club: J. Pleisch, F.T.A.: C. Menclce, l.RL Darras, F.N.A.: D. Mohr, Hi-Times: L. Slessler, Girls' Leauge. LAST ROW: J. Lacy, Hi-Times: P. 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MEDFORD I KLAMATH FALLS 0 To open The SouThern Oregon Conference schedule, The MedTord baseball nine edged The KlamaTh Falls Pelicans I To O, Ken Durlcees, pinch-hiTTing, scored MedTord's only run. Den- nis Barr did The piTching honors Tor The Torna- do, Tanning Ten baTTers. MEDFORD I2 KLAMATH FALLS 0 In The second game oT The KlamaTh Falls double-header The Blaclc Tornado whipped The Pe-licans I2 To O. l'lowever, This Tray did nol' counT on The conTerenc:e sTandings. The Dean broThers boTh hiT well Tor The Tornado squad PiTcher PaT McLaughlin limiTed The Pelican noneTTe To one hiT. I80 Medford baseball squad MEDFORD 5 ASHLAND I The Blaclc Tornado began The I959 baseball season wiTh a vicTory over The Ashland High Grizzlies in non-league play. Milne Parsons was The hero oT This game wiTh a Three-run homer. The MedTord nine again scored on a hiT by Ray Konopaselq. The Tinal Tornado Tally was made in The sixTh inning on a passed ball. Dennis Barr and I-lerb Wheeler piTched Med- Tord To vicTory. MEDFORD 6 ASHLAND 4 Breaking a Tie in The TourTh inning, The Med- Tord conTingenT crossed The plaTe wiTh a single run. Ray Konopaselc sTarred in The MedTord oTTense by whaclcing a Triple, a double, and a single in Tour Times aT baT. l'le scored Two runs. The Dean broThers, Lowell and Cal, boTh soclced Two wiTh Cal scoring Two markers. Tom Law- rence was The winning hurler allowing only one hiT To The Grizzly noneTTe. Tornado iubiIanTly leaves field aTTer quarTer- Tinal vicTory over NorTh Bend, I N . climaxes season with trip to state semifinals W PM W we , W Members of fhe I959 baseball feam, KNEELING: Manager Jim Casad, Ken Jensen, Wayne Thompson, Bob Pond, Dick Ragsdale, Ken Durkee, Paf McLaughlin, Ray Konopasek. and Manager Doug Paddock. STANDING: Coach John Kovenz, Dennis Barr, Herb Wheeler, Cal Dean, George lce, Bob Quinney, Lowell Dean, Jerry Anderson, Tom Lawrence, Mike Parsons and Frank Peferson. Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford Medford CONFERENCE GAMES Ashland osss Ashland Klamafh Falls Klarnafh Falls Ashland , Granfs Pass Granfs Pass D4 O O 4 2 Ashland .. I Crafer ,s,, .. ,, IO Granfs Pass , ,, O Crafer .,... ..s,, s,,ss 3 Norfh Bend ., s,s, ,, I The Dalles ,, ..s,4 Coach John Kovenz shoufs en- couragemenf To fhe feam. Medford High sports baseball team with splrlt MEDFORD 6 ASHLAND 4 Medford High emerged vic+or in a league ballle wilh lhe Ashland High dele- galion, 6 lo 4, lo slay undelealed in lhe Soulhern Oregon Conlerence. Lowell Dean belled in lhree runs wilh his lriple. Jerry Anderson whacked a horner lo bring in Jrwo runs. Hurling lor Jrhe Tornado, Dennis Barr allowed only six hils. MEDFORD 4 GRANTS PASS 2 To 'lake fhe lead in +he Soulhern Oregon Conference, Medlord was viclorious over lhe Granls Pass Cavemen. Ken Durlcee 'rripled lo drive home lhree runs. Denni Barr, lor lhe Tornado, held lhe Cavemen lo lour hils. MEDFORD 3 GRANTS PASS l Pifching a no-hiH'er for lhe Medford nine, hurler Torn Lawrence led The Black Tornado lo a 3 lo I viclory. I Lo ell Dean aboe slucl es he T' i ll pig and determination I George lce singles againsT NorTh Bend To drive in The TirsT run. Cal Dean and Tom Lawrence aided The Tornado by hiTTing in and scoring all MedTord runs. Bob Quinney and Ray Konopasek also hiT well Tor The Tornado. This game did noT counT Tor league play. MEDFORD 9 ASHLAND I BaTTling The rain and The Grizzley conTingenT boTh, The Black Tornado Toolc an easy 9 To I vicTory. ln The opening inning The Tornado loaded The bases and closed The inning by scoring one run. ln The second inning Three runs were scored by Jerry An- derson, The Two Dean broThers, and Bob Pond. Dennis Barr wallced only one man. The second game oT This double-header was called oTT on ac- counT oT rain MEDFORD II CRATER I0 Barely squealcing by The Crafer ComeTs, The Black Tornado was The winner by a score oT ll To IO. To pull The game ouT oT The Tire, MedTord scored runs in The sevenfh and The Tinal inning. Ken Durlcee, Lowell Dean, and Ken Jensen were all ouTsTanding hiTTers Tor The Tornado This game. Tom Lawrence and Dennis Barr Tilled The bill as piTchers Tor The Tornado by allowing only Two hiTs. MEDFORD I GRANTS PASS 0 Again The Tornado pulled Through in The cluTch by scoring a sole run To deTeaT The GranTs Pass Cavemen. George lce drove in Ken Jensen Tor The winning run in The TiTTh inning. Dennis Barr hurled a one-hiTTer Tor The lv1edTord l-ligh delegaTion. The vicTory in This game l4epT lvledwford aT The Top oT The SouThern Oregon Con- Terence STandings. PaT McLaughlin, Dick Ragsdale, Bob Quinney, Wayne Thompson, Herb Whee- ler, and Mike Parsons waTch The Torna- Black Tornado takes Southern Oregon MEDFORD 5 CRATER 3 Closing fhe season wifh eighf wins and no losses in conference play, Medford l-ligh cinched fhe Soufhern Oregon Conference fifle by defeafing fhe Crafer l-ligh Comefs. Crafer, playing errorless ball fhrough fhe sixfh inning, blew ifs chances for upseffing fhe Black Torna- do. Ray Konopaselc scored fo open fhe sevenfh inning of play for fhe Tornado. Cal Dean dou- bled, driving in Wayne Thompson and Ken Dur- lcee. Cal Dean fhen fallied fo make fhe score 5 fo 3. Jerry Anderson, in relief of Dennis Barr, became fhe winning pifcher, hurling shuf- ouf ball for 3 innings. MEDFORD 4 NORTH BEND I ln quarfer-final playoff acfion, Medford scored runs in fhree separafe innings, fo whip fhe Norfh Bend Bulldogs 4 fo I. Wifh George lce, Jerry Anderson, and Ken Jensen driving in fhe runs, fhe Tornadoes now moved info semi-final acfion. Dennis Barr pifched an ouf- sfanding game, sfrilcing ouf 7, wallcing I, and was aided by sensafional defensive play afield. This boosfed Barns record fo fen wins and one loss for fhe season, in one of Medford's mosf successful seasons in several years. , ha-. . A, 2-,. . - Q' ai' of-ff: M ..4r.. if:-.asa . -:J -,L, 551125. Tornados wafch fheir defense in acfion. MEDFORD JV'S Medford high JV'S had a good season wifh vicfories over fhe Ashland JV'S, fhe Talenf Varsify, Crafer JV'S, Eagle Poinf Varsify, and a loss in a second encounfer fo fhe Crafer JV'S. Oufsfanding for fhe Junior Tornado were Bob Quinney and l-lerb Wheeler who pifchecl mosf of fhe games, Arf Ruhl, Wayne Thomp- son, Diclc Ragdale, Craig Gardner, Ray Sfuarf, and Bob Cusfance. Jim Berry was a defensive sfalwarf af fhe cafcher's spof for fhe Tornado squad. Cal Dean levels off and drills one deep in fhe Granfs Pass game. .T RNADO conference championship A snap Throw Trorn Pond To Durlcee geTs This runner sliding inTo Third. MEDFORD 3 THE DALLES 4 Winding up Their baseball season in semi- Tinal acTion, The Blaclc Tornado losT a hearT- breaker To The Dalles Indians 4 To 3. The game wenT Tive exTra innings beTore The issue was seTTIed in The l2Th. The Indians scored all Their runs in The Third inning while The Tornado. coming Trom behind again, Tallied all Their runs in The sevenTh To cause exTra innings. Med- Tord IosT a would-be run on accounT oT an in- Tield Tly rule inTerpreTaTion by The umpire. Ray Konopaselc, Wayne Thompson and Ken Durlcee scored MedTord's runs, while Durlcee and Cal Dean paced The Team aT baT. Dennis Barr piTched six innings, and Tom Laurence Tinished The game, doing an exceIIenT iob in relieT. This Tinished MedTord's season wiTh nine- Teen wins, seven losses, and one Tie. MEDFORD 6 KLAMATH FALLS 4 Medford made iT a clean sweep in con- Terence play wiTh anoTher sensaTionaI come- Trom-behind vicTory over KlamaTh Falls. Be- hind 4 To 0 in The sixTh inning, The Tornadoes rallied Tor 4 runs in The 6Th inning and 2 in The 7Th To win 6 To 4. CIuTch hiTTing by George Ice, a Triple in The 6Th inning and a single in The 7Th, TeaTured boTh rallies. Dennis Barr, in reIieT oT Tom Laurence, gained The win. Med- Tord's record in ConTerence play-8 wins, 0 loses. As a whole The Medford Black Tornadoes had a Tine season. Going all The way To The sTaTe semi-Tinals. Coach John Kovenz led his Team well and The Team played Top-noTch baseball. The Top hiTTers Tor The Tornado were Cal Dean, baTTing .4003 George Ice, .3903 and Ray Kono- paselc, 344. Players who made all-conference were Dennis Barr, piTcher: Bob Pond, caTcherq Cal Dean, shorTsTopg Ken Durlcee, Third base: and George Ice, ouTTielder. The Blaclc Tornado Tinished TourTh in The sTaTe aTTer losing To The Dalles Indians. Coach John Kovenz Tollows play on The Tield while JV coach Frank RoelandT keeps Traclc. Medford wins first state championship since Holding an honored posifion among fha :fher awards of Medford l-l7gh is fhe i958 A-I sfafe cramoicrsr p fropr, Toughesf mafch on fhe road fo Oregon sfafe foofball championship glory was The guarfer-final playoff in which fhe Tornado mef and defeafed fhe Pirafes in Marshfield, on November I3. A Marshfield fumble on fhe 34-yard line gave Medford fhe brealf if needed fo drive fo a fouchdoi.-fn wifh halfbaclr Slfip Benneff making fhe fally, Alfhough fhe ball changed hands several fimes in fhe firsf half, fhe Blaclr Tornado managed fo fhwarf all Marshfield challenges, ln fhe second half Marshfield came baclc wifh a 48-yard 'rouchdown pass from guarfer- baclc Bob Burlce fo Dielc Shanley. The winning fouchdown was made on a 34-yard run from scrimmage by halfbaclc Milce l-lood. Slcip Ben- neff ran fhe conversion fo finish fhe scoring and fo bring fhe final score fo I3 fo 7. According fo Coach Fred Spiegelberg fhe ouarfer-final playoff was Medfords sfiffesf opposifion of fhe season. Running up a score of 42-6 in fhe semi-finals wifhSou'l'l1 Salem on November 20, fhe Tornado assured ifself of a berfh in fhe finals af Porf- land for fhe sfafe championship. Medford made fhe opening fally on a 77- yard drive fo pay dirf. The second Tornado TD was sef up on a fumble recovery by Jerry Winefrouf affer Lynn Knighfs punf deep info Soufh Salem ferrifory. Ken Sawyer hif fhe cen- fer of Medfordis line and wenf 50 yards for Soufh Salemis score, fhe Blaclc Tornado wenf 62 yards for a fhird TD. Milce l-lood made 'ihe fourfh fouchdown on a specfacular 89-yard run, and again for a fiffh and a sixfh TD. To save fhe game in fhe closing seconds, J n Barr, nfercepfs a Marshfed pass 'mended 'rr Din Sis'- ei. fi fne sfafe oaarfer-nnas ccnfesf. 1941-4-3 downs Jefferson of Portland Affer fhe infercepfion of a Marshfield pass Ken Durkee l3Il fumbles affer receiving a laferal from Dick Ragsdale lcoming up on playl. Surprisingly enough, Gene Jenkins l66l coming up fo recover fhe fumble is being helped by Dick Shanley l33l. Thisqwas one of fhe highlighfs of a fhrill-packed encounfer. These fallies were on 3l-yard scamper and on anofher 89-yard gallop. Skip Benneff dived over for fhe 42nd poinf. Beafing fhe Jefferson Democrafs of Porfland by a score of 7-6, fhe Black Tornado fook fhe Oregon A-I l-ligh School Sfafe Championship af Muifnomah Sfadium in Porfland on Novem- ber 27. Medford's only fouchdown came on an excifing 77-yard punf refurn by Ken Durkee. Taking a Jefferson punf on his own 23-yard line, quarferback Dick Ragsdaie reversed fo halfbeck Ken Durkee iusf before being fackled. Durkee scoofed fo fhe righf and was helped on his way by Lowell Dean's block which fook fhree Jefferson men ouf of fhe play. This block was probably one of fhe fhings fhaf accounfed for Lowell Dean's making fhe High School All- American fourfh feam. Skip Benneff, on fhe conversion wenf across righf fackle for whaf furned ouf fo be fhe winning poinf. Jefferson's marker was made possible on a 66-yard pass play from Demo quarferback, Mel Renfro, fo Herb Washburn. Jefferson failed fo converf. Medford's only ofher drive, lafe in fhe fourfh guarfer, was spearheaded by Skip Benneff. This drive wenf 60 yards fo fhe 2-yard line only fo be sfopped by penalfies and incomplefe passes. Medford sfopped fwo Jefferson drives, one on fhe I4-yard line and fhe ofher on fhe 36-yard line in fhe fhird quarfer. In a despera- fion affempf fo win, fhe Democrafs fried a lasf-resorf passing affack, buf were halfed by end, Jerry Anderson, on an infercepfion which fied up a vicfory for fhe Tornado. Jefferson oufdid Medford on firsf down IO-7, on rush- ing l43 yards fo I3O yards, and on passing I IO-I5. The Jefferson game complefed Medford's season of I2 vicfories and no losses. Alfhough Medford was a runner-up for fhe sfafe championship in l956 againsf Marshfield, and again in I958 againsf Jefferson, fhe I959 championship is fhe firsf fhaf Medford has held since I944. Tornados go all season without losses 1 all 1 Q3 J 2: 37 Lowell Deen end, Sr. Skip B enne ff, lwalfback, Sr, y A de s oumfldzng player omandang back o Q l959 BLACK TORNADO SCHEDULE Medford ,,,,.,v .. .... 33 Beaverfon Medford E, , 39 Marshfield 3 Medford , . ..... SI Orland Medford 3 .. 39 Souflw Salem Medford , , 54 Crafer Medford A.,l , 44 Klamaflw Falls Medford , 3 , . 53 Eureka Medford 55 Aghland Medford 4! Qranfs P555 Medford gridders mark up huge victories , ,. X-Q , . e s 1.3-N, we - -3 -1 -- - -V -- ,H W 3 ,V T. - 9r'gy ' Q f 'A Q S' '.We1'w'Af 3-4 hfvf. 6. 'Rf' I Q j '- me 1 I, 'Q 1 V , ' f f 1 - A . -9' 'N ' , 'v ' f at 4. ' A, ,. ' . ff , C , 2 44hnl.::.5Zwri-'-+ a - .. T ., -MJT A . 1 ,. , 1 'f-iw Bennei' drives over 'For 'Phe 'rouchdown affer foiling +he efforis of an opposing lineman. No, 4I, Dan Sieg, lays an imporlani block. Mille Hood falls over a Soulh Salem defender 'ro go for 'Phe six-poinfer. MEDFORD 33 BEAVERTON 0 The Black Tornado whipped 'I'he Beaverion Beavers by a score of 33 +o O, 'ro slarr off The i959 gridiron season. Fullbaclc Dan Sieg crossed Jrhe goal Jrwice for Medford wi+h Jerry Anderson, Skip Bennelr, and Lowell Dean each scoring once. Quarrerbaclc Dick Ragsdale, booling lhe exira poinis, was Jrhree for five. Une of Sieg's 'rouchdowns was a 79-yard gallop Jrhrough The line for The score. Calvin Dean Tossed lo Brolrher Lowell for his 43-yard rouchdown play. MEDFORD 39 MARSHFIELD 2l Bearing 'rhe Marshfield Piraies for Jrhe iirsr lime since l947 in a game a'r Marshfield., The Tornado romped To a decisive 39 lo 2l viclory. I-89 l Grid stalwarts maintain Scoring 'louchdowns for Medford, were Skip Bennerr, Mike Hood, Ken Durkee and Dan Sieg. Dick Ragsdale, passing 'rhe Medford sguad ro viciory also scored a TD. Durkee and Lowell Dean worked logerher ro score an ex- ciring 80-yard Touchdown airer recovering a Marshfield Tumble. Ragsdale 'rhumped Jrhree exrra poinrs. MEDFORD 5I ORLAND I8 ln i+s 'firsl' march againsr fhe Orland gridiron squad, lhe Black Tornado marked up a ISI ro I3 vicrory. The Tornado scampered lo a Jrouch- down on rhe opening kickoff wi+h Dan Sieg scoring. Tallying also was Skip Bennerl on a dive from The 2-yard line. Touchdowns scored on passes Jrossed by Ray Konopased ro Ken Durkee and Mike Monroe ro Jim Barry. Len Griggs, Mike Hood and Phil Humphreys also scored TDs. Ragsdale kicked Two exrra poinrs and George Clearwarer ran anolher. MEDFORD 39 SOUTH SALEM 6 Passing i+s way fo vicfory, The Medford Tool'- ball 'ream deieared rhe Sourh Salem Saxons. Dick Ragsdale Jrossed Two scoring passes, one ro Lowell Dean for I4 yards and The olher ro Mike Hood Tor 80 yards. Skip Bennerlr ran Jrwo rouchdowns from Jrhe 2 and The 37-yard lines. Amongsi' a mass of players is Skip Benne++ in 'For rhe rouchdown John Frohnmayer, guard, Sr. Reggie Breeze, guard, Sr. Keiih Berg, guard, Sr, E rag' i 1 yi? high grade point averages I . 'E 7- arg 5 4 ,1 y . sql' L ' Ray Konopasek, quarierback, Sr. Pal McLoughlin, cenrer, Sr. George Lindemann, guard, Sr. Hood also Tossed fo End Jerry Anderson for a six-poin'rer. Anderson again scored from a loss by Ken Durkee for 26 yards. Ragsdale kicked one exira poinl' and Lynn Knighl' booled Jrwo. MEDFORD 54 CRATER 6 Bringing +he l959 Tornadia week 'ro a climax, rhe Medford High foorball Jream swamped Jrhe Crarer High Comefs by a score of 54 To 6. Skip Benneri 'rallied Twice for The Tornado: Mike Hood, once on a speciacular 64-yard gallop. Dan Sieg and Ken Durkee each scored one TD. Dick Ragsdale unseafed wiih a 53-yard pass ro Booih Deakins for paydiri. Ray Konopasek Jrhrew 'ro Bob Quinney and Cal Dean, 'ro Jerry Anderson for rouchdowns. Craler, driving 78 yards for a iouchdown, finally scored by a dive from Gary Johnson. Benneli and Reggie Breeze marked a maiorily ol rhe Tackles for Jrhe Tornado. Skip Bennei' scores againsf Soufh Salem sfanding up. '2 fM.'. . M.-,in fix fag '.f f A, In i 'ar- l o Tornados attrlbute success to fine coaches Halfback Len Griggs fighls for yardage before being driven ,Q our of bounds. -ff' X ' .-v' 1 as, ' s ego ll In -,..s....J' C. Deen, quarierback, Sr. L. Griggs, haliback, Sr. K. Durkee, haliback, Sr. I l92 MEDFORD-CRATER lcon+inuedi Lynn Knighl' booled 'Five oul' of six conversions wi+h Skip Benne+l' running one exira poini. MEDFORD 44 KLAMATH FALLS 7 Using +heir ground a'H'ack, 'rhe Black Tornado clipped rhe Klamaih Falls Pelicans by a score oi 44 +o 7. Dan Sieg, Skip Benneiei and Mike Hood scored 'rouchdowns from The IO, l, and 35-yard lines, respeciively, and Sieg again on a 3-yard drive. Lowell Dean made one oi his speciacular calches on a 27-yard pass from Dick Ragsdale. Ken Durkee scored on a 6-yard run. Dick Ragsdale. ihis iirne on The receiving end oi ihe iooiball, scor- ed on a 24-yard pass from Mike Hood. The Pelicans made iheir only mark on 'rhe score- board on a 2-yard dive by Larry McClure wilh John Hancock following up wiih The exira poini. For Medford Lynn Knighf booied one conversion and Benneii ran anoiher. MEDFORD 53 EUREKA 0 Medford wracked up eighi iouchdowns +o whomp 'rhe Eureka, California Loggers by a score oi 53 io O. For ihe iirsi TD, Dick Ragsdale hurled +o Lowell Dean on a I2-yard pass play. Ken Durkee, ailer iniercepiing a pass, ran 78-yards for a Tor- nado TD. Bill Charley and Mike Hood boih scored louchdowns for lhe iirsl half. ln ihe second hall. Len Griggs scored on a 3-yard run. College coaches eye Medford athletes MEDFORD - EUREKA lconTinuedl Fullback Dan Sieg boomed Through The line Tor Two MedTord TDs Tor 26 and 49 yards each. To compleTe The evening's scoring, Dick Ragsdale Threw To Mike Hood Tor a I2-yard Touchdown pass. Skip BenneTT ran one conversion and Lynn KnighT Thumped Tour. BenneTT, George Lindemann and Larry Brown were deTensive sTandouTs Tor The Tornado. MEDFORD 56 ASHLAND 0 The Black Tornado, on iTs way To a disTricT champion- ship, overwhelmed The Ashland l-ligh Grizzlies by a score oT 56 To O. Skip BenneTT scored Two Touchdowns himselT and passed anoTher To Dick Ragsdale. Ken Griggs and Ken Durkee each had Two markers apiece. Jerry Anderson, aTTer inTercepTing a pass, carried The ball To a MedTord Touchdown. End Bruce Bray received a Toss Trorn Cal Dean. AT Times The Ashland deTense showed speed, buT noT enough To sTop The Tornado. MedTord had 20 TirsT downs To Ashland's Tive. MEDFORD 4I GRANTS PASS 7 To win The SouThern Oregon ConTerence TiTle, The Black Tornado Thumped The GranTs Pass Cavernen by a score oT 4I To 7. Mike l-lood scored Twice Tor The Tornado: one on a 67-yard run around leTT end and Mike Hood, behind a defender, caTches a pass Tor The ..,.,4f.... 4 '4 rw f Touchdown. B. Deakins, end, Sr. L. KnighT, Tackle, Sr. D. Jensen, Tackle, Sr if Students spur football players G ,Q-any 'ia A A A35 .3 G. Pathman, tackle, Sr. T. Earl, guard, Jr. W. Parke, center, Jr. GRANTS PASS GAME fcon'tj again on a pitch trorn quarterback, Dick Rags- dale. Ragsdale again tossed, this time to Lowell Dean tor a I4-yard TD play. Skip Bennett tallied a touchdown tor the Tornado on a l- yard slash. Capitalizing on a Medtord tumble, Grants Pass' Jim Purkett scored on a 30-yard run. To Score again Skip Bennett tought over tor another Tornado TD. For the tinal touch- down, Jim Barry tossed to end Jerry Anderson tor the marker. Bennett ran two conversions, Dan Sie-g, one, and Lynn Knight booted another. Summary of Season The Black Tornado's l959 Season was char- acterized by a record ot no defeats and by a top rating in the state poll ot coaches. Part ot the credit goes to a rigorous work schedule trom August through September, which result- ed in brilliant teamwork and pertormancein every game, and part to etticient coaching and tighting spirit. ln addition to substantial vic- tories over all opponents, the Tornado attained other outstanding accomplishments. For the tirst time since l947, Medtord deteated the Marshtield Pirates at Coos Bay. Tornado football players pay close attention white Coach Paul Evensen cutiines a ptay. to success with cheers and yells A Q X, I fn, Y ,N ,Aa s . , - o o 2 my f,.,.-.,,w 1915. wwf' , .. ,.. A ' - l A l 1 lvl. l'lood halibaclc, Jr. D. Ragsdale, quarierbaclc, Jr. D. Sieg, fullback, Jr. Persons noi' +o be overlooked on a loo+ball ream allhough lheir names are nor ollen seen on rhe all-slar seleclions, are The managers and Jrrainers. The managers lalce care of uniforms and oiher eguipmenl. They also do many of The Falling ouf an opposing player, Ken Durlnee goes all The way ro score. iolos +ha'r would ordinarily 'ralce much of lhe coac:h's lime. The lrainers spend mosl' of Their lime 'raping anlcles and caring for ailmenis ol ioolball players. Foolball managers for Medford High were Dick Gordon, Ray Graves and Jim Burke. Trainers were Fred Lorish and Dale Peler- son. Leaping high in fhe air Jerry Anderson comes down wilh lhe loall. Coach Spiegelberg and his son Sco'r+y cheer The On borh hrsr and second squads of lhe all conference learns, Medford placed a Jrolal ol seyenreen players. Lowell Dean, end? Diclc Ragsdale, guarlerbaclc: John Frohnmayer, guard: Dan Seig, fullbaclc: and Jerry Anderson, end, held hrsr learn posirlons. On rhe second learn were Dennis Jensen, Tackle: P a 'r Mc- Loughlin, cenrerf Kellh Berg, guard: Milne Hood, hallbaclft and Skip Benner, halfbaclc. Tornado players receiv?ng honorable menrlon were Boorh Dealcins, end: Reggie Breeze, guard: John James, raclcle: Gordon Palhman, Jraclcle: and Lynn Knight raclcle. Ken Durlcee, also received honorable menhon honors. 'aan' : . , l Ken Durkee scores by nurd'ng oxer an unldenrred Klarnafh Falls defender. Len Gnggs l33l and Bll Clar'-ey l42l b'::lc our over Pefzan p'axers. J. Barry, lW6lllD6Cl'. JV. B. Charley, lullbaclc, Jr. P. Humphreys, hallbaclc, Jr. X L 3 2 3 X . ' ' -' r V . 3 will B Q .4-5 N-if 'T' 'YA Medford dominates all-star selections . 5 is 'QF 5' ig ii A T? T agua ,T 'lvudvldl L ,Q B- QUlnneY- end JV- J. James, Taclcle Jr. C- l-lOlT. CGVWTGF JF. Helping spur The Team To iTs vicfories were The avid sporTs Tans OT MedTord Sen- ior Hugh. AT each home game The sTands were always packed and many specTaTors Traveled To oTher Towns To see Medford play TooTball. Among These supporTers were The enThusiasTic parenTs of MedTord High TooTball players and sTudenTs whose supporT helped lead The Team To The con- Terence championship. Milve Hood sidesfeps an Ashland deTender To go The final Tew yards Tor The Tally. Affer delivering a bone-crushing Tackle, Jim Barry scrambles Tor The Tumble. Tornado Wracks up substantial TOP ROW: Managers Ray Graves and Jim Burke: George Clearwarer, Mike McCullough, Ron Gandee, Danny Ceghilf, Tim Wriire Srex Smilh, Sian Smilh, Paul Garreng Arr Kiefh, Frank Roe-'and and John Kovenz. coaches. SlXTH ROW: Fred Lorfsh, head +rainer7 Dick Gcrdc head manager? Larry Hammock, Craig Lawrence, Dave Serry. Bob Cuslance, Wayne Cowan, Monre Jones, Dave Elrngrer. David Eigi Dick Byrd, Sco++ Ea+on, Mike Mifler. FIFTH ROW: Kenf Blew, Phil Humphreys, Reinharf Kos+lEn Den Tiche-'cr Terri OSL 'va' Mle ldsca fx Ch-ck Holi. Jon Tichenor, Eric Koel ner, Charlie McCormack, John Alanski, Richard Knighrs Bren' M'+che Re-ni. Vcae Nr C 5: FOURTH ROW: Jerry Winerrouf, Larry Brown, Bob Walker, Warren Parke, Sam Knudsen, Mike Monroe Bob RH S'-exe NYrax Je-'r Winningharn, Chuck McNair. Joe Griffin and Coaches Paul Evensen and Torn Marier. THIRD ROW: Pau Bauer J S:'r'id' Brcce Bray, Bill Hobbs, Terry Earl. Dick Ragsdale, Jim S+ever, John James, Al Funsron, Bill Charley Bill Hrernan and C:e:' Dean BVS: SECOND ROW: Dan Sieg, George Lindemann, Call Dean, Ray Konopasek, Jerry Anderson Boclh Deakirs. Denfs Jensen fer' l 'e a' Jim Barry, Bob Ouinney, John Pierce and Head Coach Spiegelberg. FlRST ROW: Gordon Palhman, Dcr Cransacn, Le' Gfggs . rnayer, Lynn Knight Lee Cook, Par McLaughlin, Ken Durkee, Keilh Berg Lowell Dean, Skip Benne+ Reggie Breeze Ji' J:hrs': . , I l , . .,,. I, .I Q , ,- ..-, . 3 , K ,. .L .lc ..,,,,,,5 ' O ' .. x k 1- JA. ' -' .r.'Ds .- ff '..'-M. 3.4, -- -Jr -' Benner? sweeps around righf end for good yardage. IQB V1 scores against opponents Ken Durkee scores by hurdling over an unideniified Klamalh Falls defender. Len Griggs l33l and Bill Charley l42l block oui oiher Pelican Players. Summary of Season Qconhj Medford concluded +he year wi+h nine vic- fories and no losses. Due To superior players and sound coaching, lhe Tornado ar no 'rime was seriously endangered and ofien scored 40 +o 50 poinfs over a beleaguered opponent Oufslanding lineman for Medford was Jerry Anderson, end: oulslanding back, Skip Ben- net haliback and all-round player was Lowell Dean, end lpiciured on page I8Ol. These boys were elecied by 'fhe players Them- selves. Leading his 'reams +o an undeieafed season was Coach Fred Speigelberg. Regardless of condi- lions and maierial, Coach Speigelberg has ai- ways produced a successful foofball Team. Backing Coach Speigelberg ai The helm are Paul Evenson, line coach: Tom lvlarier, back- iield coach, Dean Benson, end coach: and Junior Varsily coaches Frank Roelandi, John Kovenz and Ari Kieih. The Junior Varsiiy record, marred wifh bui' one loss, reflecled lhe Varsily success. More im- porlanl was The invaluable experience gained by sophomores and iuniors on lhe J.V. squad. Skip Benneff dives over with ius'r inches lo spare for lhe TD. Lowell Dean l84l sfops defenders along wiih oiher Tornado gridders. Tornado wins state basketball crown The Tornado capTured iTs TirsT sTaTe baslzeT- ball championship in 3l years March I9. aT Mc- f'XrThur CourT, Eugene, when iT downed The MarshTieTd PiraTes oT Coos Bay 63-56 in The Tinals oT The 5TaTe Class A-l TournamenT. MedTord sTarTed The TirsT round oT,The l96O Class A-I TournamenT by deTeaTing The JesuiT Crusaders, oT PorTiand 75-4I. MedTord's Jerry Anderson was high-poinT man wiTh a score oT 30 To his crediT. The Tornado advanced To The guarTer-Tinals wiTh ST. Helens To win a berTh in The Tinals by deTeaTing The Lions 80-5l. ATTer being down IO poinTs aT The end oT The TirsT halT, The Black Tornado came back To score a Thriliing 56-52 vicTory over The 5ouTh Salem Saxons in The guarTer-Tinais. ATTer deTeaTing SouTh Salem, MedTord ad- vanced To The Tinals oT The TournamenT againsT The MarshTieId PiraTes. MedTord won by 63-56. Lowell Dean and Bob Quinney Touled ouT near The end oT The game buT wiTh a I2-poinT lead, vicTory was noT seriously ThreaTened aT Tha+ Time. MarshTield's ace, Mei CounTs, Touled ouT in The Third guarTer. The Tornado placed only one man on The TournamenT all-sTaTe seiecTion. The MedTord all-sTaTer was Torward. Jerry Anderson who aT The TournamenT The year be- Tore had been chosen To The all-sTaTe second Team. This was The Third Time MedTord has won The sTaTe championship in The hisTory oT The TournamenT and The TirsT championship in 3l years. Leading The Tornados To vicTory was Coach Frank RoelandT. Medford rally squad members receive The official braclreT board of The Oregon STaTe A-I BaskeTball Tourna- menT 'From Eugene AcTive Club members. p kt -EA, nfl s in . V Q , gl T 44? .A Y .apr ' 4 fi N V A, y tk . f L, wwf' I 7 1 Going up 'For a shoi' is Medford's Bob Quinney againsf fhe Marshfield Pirares in 'the championship game of 'lhe I959 baslrelball +ournamen+ a+ MacAr+hur Cour+ in Eugene, Oregon. Loyal supporfers cheer loudly for lhe Medford High Siafe baslrefball champions. Leading rhe yells are cheerleaders Joy Olson, Diane Lewis and Pam Gillcison. Nw ---.......,,,,,, ,Af Medford goes undefeated in conference play Boollw Dealcins, Forward Jerry Anderson, Forward Cal Dean, Guard Senior, 6'2 Senior, 6'3 Senior, 5'I I Tlwrouglwoui' +l1e season +l'ie Black Tornado was a srronq leam wirlri plenfy of deplrlw and versariliry. According +o rlwe sralre poll, Med- - lord was raied only second +o Marshfield 'For mosl of Hue season. Sfruggling for a sho+ is Medlords Bob Quinney. ,,..-'ff' V, u' ' 9 Q Q e . :Ns Driving pas+ fwo Klamarlri Falls defenders Lowell Dean pre- pares lo pul up a My in. 202 Tornados take Southern Oregon Conference STANDING: Coach Franlr Roelandf, Jerry Shulrs, Lowell Dean, Bob Quinney, Darrell Miller, Jerry Anderson, Boofh Dealrins, Man- ager, Ken Wise. KNEELING: Manager Don Tichenor, Carl Dean, Henry Olson, Jim Barry, Diclr Ragsdale, Ken Jensen, Ken Durlcee, Manager Gary Milne. Ken Durlcee, Guard l-lenry Olson, Guard Lowell Dean, Forward Senior. 5'8 Senior, 6' SGVUOV. 6'3 20 20 4 Hoopeters show great experience Fighfing for fhe ball wifh LoweII Dean and Jerry Anderson are fwo Klamafh Falls opponenfs. Sfanding close by fhe play is Ken Durkee and anofher Klamafh player. In fhe back af half courf is Me-dford's Dick Ragsdale. h ,:vf ' Holding fhe ball in femporary suspension are LQWQII Dean and Jerry Shulf-y of Medford along wilh fa Kiamaih plgyfyr, l' The Black Tornado sfarfed off fhe I96O baslcefball season by dropping a game fo fhe Marshfield Pirafes. Led by fheir big man, Mel Counfs, fhe Pirafes defeafed Medford by fhe score of 66-58 December II. Medfords all- sfafer, Jerry Anderson, was high-poinf man for Medford wifh I4 poinfs. Jerry Shulfs for Medford had I2 and Boofh Dealcins had II. On Safurday, December l2, Medford Iosf a close one af fhe hands of fhe Norfh Bend Bull- dogs 42-36. Jerry Shulfs and Bob Quinney were high-poinf men in fhis encounfer wirh 9 each. Medford scored ifs firsf vicfory of fhe sea- son over fhe Soufh Eugene High Axemen December I8 by fhe score of 73-57. Jerry Anderson puf 26 poinfs fhrough fhe baslcef. On fhe following evening fhe Black Tornadoes again fangled wifh fhe Axemen. Medford came ouf on fop in fhis encounfer also being on fhe fob end of a 67-52 score. Medford iourneyed fo Roseburg fo faclcle fheir feam December 22. Medford Tornadoes Iosf fhe game by fhe close score of 72-68, buf vindi- cafed fhemselves by defeafing Roseburg December 29, af Medford. The score was 78-49. during all their games To open Hs Sou+hern Oregon Conference season play, The Medford High baslcelball con- Jfingenl whipped lhe conference defending champions, lhe Klamalh Falls Pelicans, on Jan- uary 2. Jerry Anderson dropped in 20 poinls for lhe Tornado wilh Ken Durlcee and Jerry Shulls bolh following up wilh ll apiece. Medford played ils second game of lhe season againsl lhe Craler High by lhe score of 66-40. Jerry Anderson was lop scorer for lhe evening wilh 21 poinls. The Medford High baslcefball players walked over lhe Ashland High Grizzlies on January 8. by 1'he score 82-56. Medlord's Jerry Anderson pul' in 25 rnarlcers. On 'rhe nexl nighl Medford compleled ils lirsl lime around in conference play by delealing Jrhe Granls Pass Cavemen 69-48. The conlesl was a lhrilier all lhe way wilh Jerry Anderson dropping in 24 poinls. Rex Benner was high for Jrhe Cavemen wilh I9 poinls. Bob Quinney and Lowell Dean bolh had II poinls each. Tensed for a shol, Lowell Dean prepares 'ro pul il up. -.-cg, Checking over Varsify scoring records is head baske-fball coach Frank Roelandr. Afler going pasl a Klamalh man, goes up for a shof. Jerry Anderson fli Black Tornados become first in state Jerry ShulTS, Forward Darrell Miller, Forward KSU JGVTSSVT. 6U6VCl Senior, 6'2i' Senior, 6'3 Hip To hip wiTh a CraTer opponenT, Jerry Anderson springs up Tor a sinoi Jerry Shu'Ts and BcoTh Dealcins come up To lend a hand . b x ' if.-ii M k-gf? Senior, 5'IO On January I6 The Black Tornado husTled To a 64-50 win over KlamaTh Falls. This game showed much irnprovemenT in The Tornado's ball handling and deTensive TacTics. MedTord conTinued To oo un- deTeaTed in conTerence acTion as Thex de- TeaTed The CraTer T-liqh CorneTs on Jar- uary 22, 72-44. Jerrv Anderson, Jerrv ShulTs, and Lowell Dean scored TZ, IO and 9 poinTs, respec:Tivel5, Tor The Tornado. On SaTurday niqhT, MedTord whipped Ash- land High bv The score oT 92-32. BooTh Dea- Lins and Bob Quinnex boTh Taliied I5 po'r'Ts each Tor The evening. Opposing GranTs Pass on Januarx 29, The Black Tornado erneroed vicTor in a close encounTer. The Tornado was behind Tor Three quarTers buT came back in The TourTh To score 33 poinTs, Jerrv Anderson was Top scorer Tor MedTord wiTh QI poinTs. The niqhT oT February 5 saw close acTion beTween The Pelicans oT KlamaTh Falls and The Bla-:li Tornado Trorn which The Tornado came ouT wiTh a TiohT 50-43 vicTory. BooTh Dealcins scored I5 poinTs To lead MedTord To vicTory over The CraTer CorneTs on February 6. to qualify for state tournament Dick Ragsdale, Guard Bob Quinney, Forward Jim Barry, Guard Junior, 5'l I Junior, 6'4 Junior, 5'IO ATTer whipping The Ashland High Grizz- lies 81-35 on February I2, MedTord be- came The TirsT in Oregon To guaIiTy Tor The sTaTe TournamenT. Dick Ragsdale had I5 and Bob Quinney, I4. On 5aTurday, Febru- ary I3, MedTord Thumped The GranTs- Pass Cavemen by The score oT 77-53. Jerry An- derson Tallied Tor 26 poinTs. In an exciTing see-saw baTTle all The way Through The Third guarTer, The Black Tornado Torged ahead in The TourTh guarTer To Take KIamaTh Falls by The score oT 75-43 on February 20. This was MedTord's TourTeenTh sTraighT game wiThouT deTeaT. Medford Traveled on February 26, To CenTraI PoinT Tor a conTesT wiTh The CraTer I-Iigh ComeTs. The score was 74-60 wiTh Bob Quinney aT The Top oT MedTord's scoring column wiTh I6 markers. On Febru- ary 27, MedTord's lasT home game oT The season, The Tornado clipped Ashland High 78-37. Ken Durkee scored I6 poinTs Tor The MedTord delegaTion7 Phil Tucker, I4 Tor Ashland. March 4, MedTord Triumphed over GranTs Pass 74-43 aT GranTs Pass To end The season. AT CraTer deadline, Tornado was headed Tor sTaTe as number one Team. While TighTing Tor The ball, MedTord's Jerry ShuITs appears To be dancing wiTh a GranTs Pass player. Dick Ragsdale sTands in The background beTween Two opposing players. Sed' Q J Q eigfzyfi- ning v X-ge ,rs ,IVE gain much valuable training in games S. h.Qp 5' in-a J.V. SQUAD-STANDING: Coaclw Tom Marier, Howard Brown, Bruce Bray, Jerry Gaslineau, Dick Griffin, Jolin Ticlwenor, Larry Mammack, Slan Dowson, Manager Ken Bradford. KNEELING: Plwil Hurnplwreys. Bob Skiroeder Dan Sieg S024 Ealon Herb Wheeler. Jerry Winelroulh Bob Mclnlyre, George Clearwaler. SOPHOMORE SQUAD-STANDING: Dave Serry, Mike Morris, Dave Irving. Norm Renner, Ben Long, Chuck Allen, Al Smilln. KNEEUNG: Craig Lawrence, Bob Clausen, Renny Vowell, Larry Plankenlworn, Mark While. 208 Helping fu+ure varsi'l'y baskelball plaxers lo improve 'rlwemselves is ll1e Junior Varsily and Soplwomore baskel- ball program. Here boys can build llweir baskelball skills in aclual compelie lion willw oflwer fellows on llweir own level. Guiding llwese 'reams llwrough +lwe l9oO baskelball sclwedule were Junior Varsily coaclw. Tom Marier, and Soplwo- more coacli, Dean Benson. Bollw learns lwad a good season winning a maiorily ol llweir games. The JV's played all 'llle ollwer reams in llwe Soullwern Oregon Conference and losl only four games. one lo Gvranls Pass and Jrlwree lo Klamallw Falls. ll we were 'ro measure llme success of nexl year's varsily by llwe meri+s of llwe JVS and Soplwomorei il would appear llwal Hopes are good. Wrestlers defeat Klamath for first time STANDING: Stan Hobbs, Monte Jones, Terry O'Sullivan, Chuck Holt, Brent Mitchell, Al Funston, Bob Rix, Ron Gandee, Russell Robertson, Bill Charley, Larry McDowell, Ray Graves. KNEELING: Gary Maxson, Larry Gunn, Tim White, Joe Keller, Paul Garren John De Place, Hiram Martin, Ray Smith, Wayne Fields, Bill I-logue. SITTING: Dan Eddy, Sonny Lettler, Doug Robertson, Jim Burke, Don Weter, Bill Owens, Bill Dames, Denny Pugmire, Dave Balmer, Gary Fields, Jim Spitz, Clay Varney. Wrestling coach Art Keith offers valuable pointers to grapplers Ray Smith and Wayne Fields. SL Medford finished the wrestling season with an even record, tour wins, and tour losses. The Tornado's most outstanding victory was over Klamath Falls, 23-2l.rOn February 5, Medford beat the Pelicans tor the tirst time,in lvledtord's wrestling history. During the Klamath Falls march, wrestler Wayne Fields prepares to pin his opponent. Medford track men show Ulympie form in Medford High s+ar+ecl 1'he I959 Jrraclc season well by chopping l5.2 seconds oh: +he former medley record in rhe Rogue Relays held in Medford. The medley runners were Bruce I-lill, Marlc Norlon, Ron Reich, and Roger Johnson. Medford Jroolc second place in fhe rneel, buf Took lirsl in The 880- yard relay, broad iump, high iump, and discus. Medford heal Bend High School in a dual meel by The score 94 l,f3 +o 28 2,f3. Medford won lirsl places in Jrhe broad iump, Leonard Griggs: high iump, George Koch: shol pur, Mike Murray. er e 95 Closes fdCe S+ de lo sl' de an unknown Grains Pass runner. various events during 1959 season competition O'l'her 'firsl places were high hurdles, Wall Ayres: IOO-yard dash, Don Peek: mile, Ray Smilh: 440, Mike Reich: 220, Leonard Griggs: discus, Larry Nored: 880, Bob Rixp pole vaull, Skip Bennellg and relay Team of Don Peek, Phil l-lumphreys, Ron Reich and Len Griggs. The Tornado lraclc- men also parlicipaled in lhe Granls Pass Rolary meel and loolc second place. On April I8, Medford wenl 'ro lhe Hayward Relays and won lwo blue ribbons for firs+ places in lhe shol' pul' relay and in The high jump relay. Medford concluded lhe season by winning sevenlh place in lhe Ore- gon S'ra+e lraclc meer. Throwing his legs high inlo 'rhe air. Skip Bennelf goes up fo e pole vaull. High iumper George Koch glides gracefully over +he bar. K- iMW ,.,-fr-ff' -..,..shi.M y.i............- ..,.... -..- ,,,, ,. ..,.,,. .,-v..., .-.--- --of '--fi ' ..,,.,-.., ,,,,,,,,, m,,,,,W,,,,A, W,.,,,,,,.,..... w'+-ihqpswuhhvm-at -..H-- ' ,.,.-- W---ff' X 1 N,,..ILN' ' .. ,9... 1 :r.,W'- .Uk . - Q . -A ,,.M., . A .4 . , , .,...,.g-1-gt.,-f - - . :ws H . .M 11. , qv- '- , . . ,... ., - . ,. ,f , dns..-ck-. ,.-41.44. A. - J V I is W, i A A g 4 ,. Q ,g ..- t E g--ff, Agn.. A ,1 , ,,,- ,ff- ,,.,. Golfers show promise by performances Members of lhe golf +eam are Mike Monroe. Coach Paul Evenson, John Frohnmayer, Bob Jones Larry Brown and Darrell Miller. Golfer John Frohnmayer Tees elf as Darrell Miller and Bob Jones awalr +he?r urns. A+ +he home of Medford High School golf feam, Rogue Valley Counlry Club, Bob Jones, John Frohnmayer and Darrell Miller walch as Mllre- Monroe prepares lor a chlp shol. , v l ' ' ' -rn1 'r ' .. .Engl K ' ce .. 'ffl S L ' - -Ii.. , ,hw k T 1 , Ir. --1 x f ff I . '1 N 2l2 Saturday Leagues boast odd names for teams Jumping high for a rebound are Salurday leaguers Pal' McLougl1lin and Ray Konopaselc of llne Walus es aga nsl a Bachelor. Clin? Sfiger, a Walusie, sfands Tensed for aclion. Ray Sfewarf, Mike Monroe and J m Sle e ol' 'rlne Bachelors sland ready for play. Referee Tony Brauner scrullnizes llne play closely. Seven Aces Maynards Koofs ,sss Fun Five Clulclwers .L Dead Beals MORNING LEAGUE AFTERNOON LEAGUE Walusies L Luslwes Slucls ,, Baclwelors Black Labels Poaclwers Saturday League athletes compete 'I 'ASM , S 4 QQSKIJ 2 qc we MQOYU BACHELORS-STANDING: Ray Sfewarf, paf Dun. KOOTS-STANDING: Ray Be-lsveau, sm Sweet. Die 'fl-lC':1i levy, Mllce Monroe, KNEELINQ-g Jim S1-ever, Jim Bill Manning, Bruce Hill. KNEELING: Ari' Ruhl,QihakA I ' V B' I ' , , Rand es, John l-lamlun. augn nga ow, Larry Polmng and Doug Paddock. LVELLSQXQSJ Clufchers-STANDING, Paul Bauer, Milne Wickersham, Dick Byrd, Joe Griffin, Jack Richardson. KNEELING, Renny Vowell, Coach, John Fisher, Gene Offord and Kenny Bradford. il 'H in VVL- ' , L i P93311 'E B, W ' 'rl 4 7 in hard-fought games 1 QlQBkl,'m ' S7 1 QOSKJ, ' Q 56 Sluds-TOP ROW, Gary Brill, Gary Beach. Berl' Linde- mann. Leon Knapp. KNEEUNG: Lynn Knight John Can- frall, Mike Davis. 7 Aces-TOP ROW: Doyle Marfin, Sam Oeiinger, Nick Lingren. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Ross and Eddy. KNEELING: Dave Baker. '.m:MzxfWm.Www,fu-W,ewwfmfwwf,'.f-1 uffgf ln Safurclay League baslce+ball, aclion is rapid and opposilion is keen. Boys who do no'r play on regular high school reams have an opporlunily lo slcirmish under aclual game condilrions. This acliviiy is sponsored by Boys' League and offers The boys a chance +o relax from The hub-bulb of The more serious parl of school. Maynards-STANDING: Bill l-leyerman, Bill Dahlslrom, Fred Keifh, Dave Elmgren. KNEELING: Ray Smifh and Tim While. Some of 'I'he original and wiHy 'Team names for Salurday League were 'lhe Walusies, Clurchers, Fun Five, Black Labels. Deadbears, Maynards, Seven Aces, Kools, Sluds, Poachers, Lushes. and 'rhe Bachelors. The players malce up lheir own names be- sides running and managing lheir leams. One main reslriclion is +ha+ no Jream may have a member who is on a regular high school Jream. Saturday League players show Deadbeals-Sarfian, McKee. Saunders, Johnslon, Miller, Guches. Wa+usies-STANDING: Ray Konopaselc, Pal Mc- Loughlin, Kiefh Berg, Clinl Sliger. KNEELING: Wayne Thompson and John Shaw, The lop +eams in 'rhe 'rwo leagues were The Walusies, allernoon, and 'rhe Seven Aces, morning league. However, lhe olher reams were nol' lar behind lheir respec- 'rive leaders. The +op +en scorers in 'Phe Morning Lea- gue were John lvlcllinley, Fun Five, l53: Sam Olienger, Seven Aces, I35: Sran Sweer, Kools, 867 Fred Killh. Maynards, 75: Darrell Johnsron, Deadbears, 66: Dale lvlalheny, Maynards, 59: Joe Griffin, Clul- chers. 58: Sieve Ray, Clulchers, 56: and Dick Byrd, Clulchers, 52. Poachers-STANDING: Horfon, Hageman, Hor+on, Nel- son. KNEELING: LaFaiver, Sacchi, Cassad. The lop len scorers in +he Affernoon League were Phil Baird, Lushes, IOO: John Canlrall, Sluds, 93: Ray Konopaselc, Warusies. 79: Sieve Hoof, Lushes. 76: Dave Ryn, Walusies. 75: Gordon Salley, Blaclc Labels, 66: Jaclc Joyce, Black Labels. 65: John Shaw, Walusies, 57: Warren l'lor'lon, Poachers, 541 and lvlilce Hood, Lushes, 54. remarkable adeptness in contests Q63 X N 1 X X . Y I i' D Fun Five-STANDlNG: John Crawford, Rick Cunningham. Don Tichenor, Fred Lorish. KNEEUNG: Ken Wise, John McKinley, Joe Raillon, Dick Gordon. Noi' piclured, Keilh Ward, Black Labels-STANDING: Torn Turpin, Paul Moore. Lushes-STANDING: Mike Hood, Sieve Hoofs, Larry Harold Holmes. KNEELING: Jack Joyce, Gordon Safley. Brown, Phil Baird. KNEELING: Craig Miller, Chuck Holi, Ken Adams, Mike Phillips, Lane Hoxworfh. WW. f -- f vxfggix EN: ' : N ' . N. wr X ,, . . . 2. X X, 55 gf-Q X 5 if Y School Brings Memories We remember +he lingering odor Of flying chalk dusl' . . . And how we slruggled +o ge+ iusl one more A To s+ay on +he Honor Roll . . . We remember fhe excifemenl Wilh which we wa+ched a grea'r foofball +eam Or perhaps iusf our own Hero. We remember a special evenl' like Tornadia Week Wilh fhe fran+ic search For a new floa+ +heme. A large piece of our lives Was devolecl +o fhe running of school ac+ivi1'ies And +o serving our communify . . . We hoped lo become beH'er cilizens As we buill' memories of School Days. Smudged, torn, lost books worry staff i , 1 ? , 'W AT i Here's a La+in ll! labovel says Jeannine Wha+'s +he price of a Marianela? lbelowl James llefll ro Barbara Thomas lrighrl as 'rhey aslc lhe girls worlcing in rhe boolnroom 'lhe weelc sQr+ books in lhe boolcroom in The spring. Help- before school slarls. They were De-Anne Taylor, ing fhe girls are Bill Sleele, Max Goucher, and Mrs. Naomi Miriclc, Jeannine James, Mary Kay Jim Shaw. Harris, and Barbara McCormick. jp' sfyie A59 'S U' on ,fi n 'ggi v Q-r s -4 'qv' .f:::gE:xq .,-' . Ti 'Sli' -'wif viz- 95' yylxf s . i 1 ' -X - ' qi ' 'fi J - X ig U ' -L ,N ri I Q ' K r 'ii F Q I . Neophytes manifest awe before the 'witenagemote' Seniors on Sophomore Day? Yes. The seniors played an imporianr pari on Sophomore Day when Jrhey guided 'rhe wandering underclass- men Through Jrhe halls of MHS. The guides had an especially dihciculi iime rhis year be- cause rhe workmen Turned rhe lighls off af lO:3O a.m., leaving The sophomores +o grope +heir way +o classes and lockers in semi-darlc ness. Bob Rix had seven! Ealing ice cream oulside +he cafereria are Nancy Van Valzah, Jeannine James, Mary Kay Harris, Bob Hamilron, Defxnne Taylor, Jim Lacy, Diane Mohr, John Lacy, and Bob Rix. Sophomores receive welcome, assistance Welcome fo Medford High School! says ASB. Presideni Bob I-lamilron. ln 'rhe orienfa- Hon session Bob iniroduces Mr. Harris, Miss Kirrley, Jrhe deans, Jrhe A.S.B. officers, and oiher imporrranr members of Jrhe faculiy. These people fell aboui The rules of M.l'l.S. And rhis is our principal, says s+uden+ body presi- den+ Bob I-lamil+on as he inlrrocluces Mr. Lesfer Harris. Tha+'s S20, wi+h Cra'I'er. Mr. Harris and Mrs. Duffy regisier sophomores. i '--sw... 22I Sophomores welcomed, The main drag, as always, on Sophomore Day is 'rhe cenier slairway. GO fhai WBY. ClifeC'f5 G 5OPlW0mOfer dl5PIaYin9 l+'s a hard climb. This faci' is being discovered his new knowiedge 'ro a friend in doubl. 1.3, 222 by fhese sophomores as 'rhev lug rheir books up lhe slairs. Trying lheir wings alone were over lour hundred and lilry sophomores as ihey relurned lo school aller lheir summers ol leisure. This was The occasion ol The annual Sophomore Day held on lhe Friday before 'lhe opening ol school. The schedule of eyenls was as follows: lhe sludenls assembled in The audilorium where lhey were welcomed: informed of school rules and regulalions: iniroduced io sludeni'-body ollicers, principals, deans, and counselors: and addressed by represenlaiives ol +he Boys' and Girls' League. Alier lhe assembly, Jrhe sopho- mores lound lheir names on +he regislralion room lisls and, aller much searching, reporied +o assigned rooms. l-lere schedules and books were presenled +o The more lorlunaie ones: olhers had lo go lo ihe book-room. introduced to new schedules, methods However, condiTioning exercises may prove useful when The Tull schedule begins. Bewildered pedagogs reporTedly became so confused ThaT some sophomores never did meeT Their Teachers during The shorTened periods designed Tor +ha+ purpose. l-lowever, in mosT cases The newcomers did orienT Them- selves in preparaTion Tor Their big day lvlon- day. Some corrfusion regisTered on Taces oT mosT oT The sTudenTs as They sTruggled, under The weighT OT many boolcs. Through crowded halls beTween classes. Rooms seemed To have mysTeriously disappeared or moved from Their accusTomed places. ATTer school was ouT Tor The' day, ice cream bars were served in The caTeTeria. lRelaTively Tew people had diTTiculTy Tinding The caTeTerial. Then They leTT school Tor Their lasT Hhomeworlcless' weelcend unTil June. They needed To recuperaTe loeTore Mon- day. . W Zn 9 1 MMM M , f z L 2, i.,., V Anybody inferesfing in any of your classes? Two boys compare noTes. lT's over! exclaim These happy sophomores To one anoTher, l.iTTle do They realize ThaT The grind has iusT begun. 223 fin' Q N A formidable display of power was presemred af a half-Mme schcsxs assemlzfed on fhe she,-.' egh' hundred herbal? payers from af' Hwe Medford The soiemn faces if KeF'h Ee-rg Ray Kmopasek Brace Bray. and Sp3eqeiberq's son Scar' reHec+ the serbezness af H'eEr Iws'racfY:ws af haf?-Mme. 224 ffeld. Prac+ice makes perfec+ is 'rhe mo++o of +he Tornado +eam. The shrewd quidance of 'rhe coaching sraff has molded a squad whlch relies on Jreamssork, speed. decep- Hon, and brains, key ncacfors of +he Teams success. The offense is fhe big punch, buf if +he going qefs rough for +he offense, rhe de- fense becomes a wall gf Over- whelminq resisfaege qapable of sfoppinq any +e-any Tension and excitement mount on gridiron A strong team on the sidelines is the reason the Tornado has a winning SSGSOTI. Behind the scenes in football- this suggests more than is out- wardly visible. The players them- selves are otten thinlcing be-tore a game: l-low big is that man across trom me going to be, how tast, how strong? l've heard he is really territicf' They are also try- ing to listen to the coach's words ot wisdom and the announcement ot the starting line-ups. On the tield the pressure is even great- er. Because ot the reputation ot the Blaclc Tornado and their great record, everyone is trying even harder to beat them. Pre-game iitters, buttertlies. the side-line introduction and iust plain watch- ing the game trom the bench are all parts ot behind the scenes in tootball. Half time breair rests the team account ot the mistakes. Hold 'em! Head Coach Spiegelberg thinks black thoughts. tor action in the second halt. The coaches give a briet NN. 225 Stadium crowds impressed by colorful, A sudden clueer comes from ulue crowd as llue Rally Squad Sandra Semple, Queen Jaci Slcelloru, and Joy Olson lead leads 'flue Black Torruados on'fo 'flue lield. 'flfe learn lluroUQlW 'Re Pep Clubs Tornado' Yell, you guys! sluouu' llue lively rally squad. Jolun Canfrall, Jim Randles, and Bill Rupp are busy making lluis poirul, On lo Shale! is 'flue cry of 'flue paclzed sfadium as Medford piles viclory on viclory. Enlluusiaslic speclalors aul limes worlc as luard as 'flue leam, emolionally, if no'f pluysically. Tlue Rally Squad valianully 'fries lo exlracl more vocal enlluusiasm, as people become absorbed in llue play or rruenlally drugged by laclc ol aclion as 'flue loolball leam rolls over ils op- ponenls. Tlue Pep Club vigorously supporls 'flue ellorls of flue Rally Squad, and 'flue Twislers male 'flueir own brand ol raclel. Tlue loolball feanu is on llue way 'fo upold ils repulalion. c everly executed shows and lively music Dodging 'foolballs and spiked shoes, These camera bugs caplure momenlls of Medford l-ligh School hislory on silver nilrale. Wilhoul These courageous men lhe Craler and l-li-Times would have no ac- lion piclures of loolball. Allhough il seems slrange, These men face real danger when 'rhey lake lheir expensive camera eguipmenl onlo lhal 'rhe field wilh lhe lhoughl 'rhey mighl be hi'r by Jrhose hun- dreds of pounds and have Jrheir precious camera smashed lo bils, no+ +o menlion a few ribs. The younger sei' are always presen+ a+ each game +o cheer their idols. Making use of a brief inferval during half-lime, Carl Landis and Bob Vroman resl before Taking more piclures. Somelimes, lheir iob can be cold and discouraging. Pep and sparkle are +rademarks of 'rhe Rally Squad. l-lere, Joy Olson displays lhe co-ordinalion which lypilies all Those who are cheerleaders, 227 2 tudents show spirit, loyalty, Soaring slryward, the Tornadia Week bontire is a spectacular example ot super-heated MHS school spirit Events prepare Tornado for Comets Advertising rising school spirit, we launched anotner actionepacted, tun-tilled Tornadia tvVee?, Cctober 5 to IO. Tornadia Vtfeelc is the rnost popular tradition at Medtord Senior l-llgh School. Events ot the busy time include the bontfre, the tloat-studded noise parade, the selling ot Tornadia Weelc ribbons and nfurns tor the dance, the crowning ot the King and Queen, and ot course, the big garte. The bontire, held behind Jaclcson grade school on Thursday evening and attended bk a large number ot students. could be seen all ofer town. At the bontire the rally squad led he yells, apt dernorstrations ot the Ml-l,S. -:hcol spirit. The noise parade was the culmination ot mary hciiri ot planning and worl on the excepf tional ilogits. All day l:l'iClr?I'y' the member: oi the decoration and tloat committees from each .cl l lk l 7 '.'l J. .. 4 A ' .L -i . c uo mor GG Texerrsn x io conxeri inezr rucss into suitable scenes depicting the rnightx Tornado blasting the Comets. At 2:I5 tloats rolled through downtown Medtord laden with cheering students who ernploxed all sorts ot sound dexices to muster spirit and enthusiasm. The parade laclzed its usual tail ot students in cars, howex er, because ot a rumor that the police did not want students' cars to tollow. Atter the parade. spirits were high. That night rooters packed grandstands and watched Med- tord beat Crater. ln the pre-game ceremonies Judy Robbins and Reinhart Kostlin were crowned Tornadia Queen and King. Saturdav, King and Queen, with their court, Jim Barry and Karon Stelle, Chuck McNair and Vicle Enders, reigned over the Tornadia dance. h . 9 X sInnvnNE1TEggdL42 enthusiasm during Tornadia Week PROP ei Q. ' f V: Junior Class floaf, which won a prize for noise, is being The Hi-Times float which won second piace for originaliiy fashioned for ifs debui' by some iunior girls. is being prepared by Ken Wise, Gary Miine, and Jim Frake Using man power, members of The Boys' League irc? Their flock down Main Sireei. King, ueen reign regally Sofi' ligh+s and so'H' music se++l'1e mood 'For 'Phe Tornadia dance. The Princes and Princesses of fha cour+ en+er and pass before subiec+s. Over Tornadia dance ' ' ,,..,,4- ,.g,.-.-..-..,, A-Y--...-Q, cpnca- 5,f,--1,.,,f-,mfr-,, ,f-A-wgv.,,.,,...., Q,-W, W V4 1 -1,-.Ls 1 J' 'wr -JA 4--915 -,,,.,.,. Ml wv,,w,.,,w 'J King Reinharf places +l1e crown on Queen Judy. The Royal Couri' enioys a dance Real smoo'l'h, 'I'l1e sfudenls called flue semi-formal dance. Top English student, exchange student 'P 1' Loolcing up 'lo 'rheir leader, Doug Kliever, are lhe following seniors who received lvleril Scholarship Lellers ol Commendalionz John Shaw. Dean Goddard, Craig Wrighl, Lindagleen lvliller, Diane Mohr, Anne lvlallhews, Lauren Slaylon, Charles Wall, and Mall Rode. Doug is a linalisl in +he scholarship compelilion. Lellers ol Commendalion are awarded lo lhose whose scorer. are oul- slanding bul noi sullicienlly high .. . .. , lo Qualify lor lhe semi-rmais. 232 Re+urned from Finland lo The prosaic life ol Medford l-ligh is world-Traveler Carolyn lvlencl-ce. She slayed abroad under lhe American Field Service Summer Program. While in Finland, Carolyn learned lo use lhe suana balh houses, and ale reindeer sand- wiches. She has relurned wilh Treasures, including ihis Lap- lander's hal, world-famous cryslal candle holder, a Finnish silver bracelel and ring ser wilh nalive slone, and a hand-made Finnish swealer. merit scholars, essay finalists spotlighted A 'Framed cerTiTicaTe is presenTed To Anne MaT'Thews by Mrs. Frances Ruclc. This cerTiTicaTe is a parT of The achievemenT awards program of The NaTional Council of Teach- ers of English, designed To granT recogniTion To high school sTudenTs for excellence in English. Anne is one of The eighT runners-up in Oregon. Mr. Harris holds The award The school received Tor iTs English program. 'He Who Wallcs Alone' is The TiTle oT my winning essay. says sophomore Nancy Duncan To The oTher winners of The Moose Lodge sponsored essay conTesT abouT juvenile delinquency. FirsT-place winners were Nancy Duncan and Carl Washburn. FirsT place winners each received a TiTTy-dollar sav- ings bond and reigned over a dance held aT The Medford armory. 233 V t V - , xffk f, K ,i ,gif V fggxi kv V 5 1 , . 'Q Q 1 My Qi sf ysfra-:fg ' -utnou' I ,gf ggi 'fu , ef Q A in fx 5 1 Q. I x 5 5 if L -- A , X ' , e' , . V ,, , 1 . -f K , A , Q, f A, - . ' ' 4 ,- 2? : -4 aft? , V' 3'3 Q ? r 52 4 1 ' 1 E , V 1' Q wr Y if 2, , ' 45533 ' . 4 . I Q 1 Y D0 ' A 9 I I E 5 x Nr , , a rug. T enTerTainmenT. Where could iT be? wonders Carol Ole son escorTed by John Kamody. Goblins, b l a c lc caTs. corn sTallcs, crisp air, and spooky shadows are all symbols oT Hal- loween. They are combined To produce an aTmosphere oT sorcery on This annual wiTching eve. The ma ic of The ni hT has been ca Q Q ,P- Tured by The simple, yeT eTTecTive drawings provided by ArT STu- denTs' League. The gay hours oT decoraTing have produced an eerie eTTecT ThaT will malce This Halloween a memorable occasion. I.R.L. Celebrates All S3ll1l9S Nlght NGO.. Man encourage The onlookers as Marnlee PaTch and ReinharT Kosllin cuT Ever wonder where clecorahons come from? Who plans The aTTer i game dances? WhaT The money i received is used Tor? Going be hind The scenes Tor a momenT we see ThaT The ArT STudenTs Lea T guers, who are members oT The club sponsoring The dance Turnish The TalenTs Tor The making oT The elaboraTe drawings and special eTTecTs needed Tor a successTul soiree. During The year The many clubs aT MHS Talce Turns sponsor ing The aTTer-game dances These groups have The responsibiliTy Tor planning every deTail Trom The selling oT TiclceTs To providing The KBES-TV advertises game with Crater High , 1 170i-Q 4X if The Black Tornado As I' r:d-ced as rewy squad dAsp'e','s Jas' PS :r c:'s:'. Joy Ossrw Wcdes a dress wifh 'H'-e Hep ol C57 Dean and D-:ME Je'se'. Yell King, John Camfraw 'eads 57' Rupp and J3m Randles vw a spErI+ed MaioreHes, Srarcn Larg Jolie Herzager S+epFanEe Heffe- fe? lor TV aud?ence. qer and Barbara Eaccus. KY 236 New time scheduled for club meetings How many can come This week- end? aslcs Margie Good, presi- denT oT C5.A.A. Playdays and meeTings are planned so ThaT as many oT The girls may aTTend as possible. Members are eager To go because GAA. playdays have The disTincTion oT being called a regular ball. Girls parTicipaTe in snow parTies, swim parTies. and oTher acTiviTies ThaT prove ThaT They are iusT as rugged as The boys. American high schools are Tun! reporTs ReinharT KosTlin, Toreign exchange sTudenT Trom Germany. ReinharT and Therese lnglin, ex- change sTudenT Trom Swiherland. have been aslced To spealc To many school and civic groups. l-lere They answer quesTions Tor The l-lisTory, Economics, Civics AssociaTion. Therese and ReinharT bo+h agree ThaT sTudenTs in European schools sTudy harder and learn more aca- demic subiecTs Than sTudenTs in American schools. ln Mexico CiTy visii' The Pyramids. Pam WhiTe oTTers help- Tul hinTs To The members oT Spanish Club. She and KaThy Uridel spenT nearly a monTh in Guadalaiara and Mexico CiTy, Mexico, during December and January, visiTing KaThy's broTher. During This Time, The Travelers sTayed wi+h a Mexican Tamily. This Trip was especially inTeresTing To Pam who is now Talcing TourTh year Spanish. 237 T E s. ' - F! - . r-- .:.', f -ag 'ff : ,wil V , gi -. LIL t .v,v, O Ma 1 U' ' . ' ' Q, .' Q. I' Us 'Ei' 'S '41 . ' f . 4 -'A :ff- iil i -.-:.-1 .., .-,.-.-.,, i gk, ll ll y 1 ,,, 3.-'ZS-izierz I ss-.Ll ' i . T'l f-:.l - l V . lg b , 5- lf' ,V hygiene, g . , 4 V , 4- A 5. Am A, - fs f ,Mgr X F '----been-we 1- ...... V-..... ca.. so s , fy-' Never +ouch inside bandages wifh your hands, Mrs. Vanderlin, Direclor of Nursing, insfrucfs Anne MaHhews and Rulh Cooverf. Reading +o convalescing children, Sfrip- er Sue Fonfaine rolls up lead in volunfeer hours. One of 'lhe newesi' service or- lf ganizafions in Jackson Couniy. Candy S+ripers is a junior auxiliary ' a+ 'rhe Rogue Valley Memorial -l ' hospilal. The group is composed Q M f of Medford Senior High girls, 4 QS 4 who have complefed 'lhe Home ' T Nursing course and are inferesfed Will!!! 5: 7 in nursing and hospilal careers. The members volunfeer a maxi- mum ol 'rwo hours work every week +o carry oul fheir purpose: +o be of service '+o 'rhe com- munily and rhe hospifal and lo provide +he plus services of kindness and courfesy 'lo lhe pa- lienls. The name Candy S'rripers was chosen because fhe volunfeers wear pink and while iumpers wilh while blouses. Cand Stripers Newest Junior Service League Filing, running errands, and answering +l'1e felephone are office iobs assigned +o Miclcey Deirras. Candy Srriper. 1 runnin PP KN-L Endless 'iaslr of keeping records in order gives Donna Dell and Eloise Har erl o Going up? Janice Evernlwam assisls Sherry Funk, who is 'raking a leleplwone +o 'llwe upper floor. P P' porlunily +0 serve, Q W Q Wx, 5 : N N' , u 5 : Ss. . N : 'In is Q l v n : f: Z: ' . U Q '5 '5-. in ,. 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Mrs. Milsula The Cast Jean Joey ...,.. ,..,..................w Girl wilh paddle ball ,,.. Girl wilh checkers ....ss Boy ,.s,.....,., ,.w,,, .....Y Anolher Boy Girl ss,,.,,,......,.... Anolher girl Craig Wrighl' Dean Goddard Bonnie Lowry ,L L ,s..., Paul Moore Connie Orr Pleisch, Eslher Jacobs Ken Hall Jaclcie Mee Jim Douglas Linda Lowry Sara l linlcle Lucile Lowry Beverly Gebhardlr Jim Pool Joel Gregory Carol Slaler Dan Bishop Barbara Budge Jean Wobbe Bob Rulier Clay Varney Linda Jo Wallermire Sherrill Chrislian There we go, murmurs Mrs. Zapell 'ro Tony as she applies lhe finishing 'rouches lo his make-up Jus+ Keep if up, kids, and we'll make if yeh says Mrs, Zapell Bacltsfage in fhe dressing room The g rls are busy pull ng n encouragingly aller 'the final dress rehearsal. 'fllelr mdlie-UP before 'rhe big show 1 wb 5 r A X MW, 43, 'in-.... ,.,i an-dv' 'T ----M We as D 3 l 24l si., ,, A a gf, 3 125+ ' , yrvjy f ifrfli, 3.9 How come? fiorders D P: of Sfren a:'er she is she rig 'Q accep' rp Izr fra' re 's. Dino!-H-e-y, Dino, gasps lan, a s s p r for 'rhe lirgf Mme in four years. Time, diligence make Shoil, you're a poil, smirks Della ro Shir- ley, as Sylvia and Pa+ siand l7s+en'nq fo her. Shirley is a shy sixleen-year-old qirl who spends mosl of her +ime waichinq ra+her rha' Ciwin- paling in The aciiviries around her. l-ler in- lelliqence and shyness malce her sonnerhino of a iowlce among olrher leenaoers. so she is +he brunl of much of 'rhe harsh hddro and sarcasm given oul by +he more aqgressixe se++lemen+ house qirls. Dino, Medford Higl1's firsf dramafic produc- fion of ihe year, was Jrhe srory oi an imlensely hoslile seyenieen-year-old iusi our oi reform school. As +he play progresses olmpses are cauqhl ol a boy who with love-and under- slandinq could learn lo respeor nor only him- self, bu+ olhers as well. l-le is qix en lhe under- slandinq by his parole officer and a serrlemenl house psychologist and rhe lose ol Shirley, a shy, exlremely inlellioenl oirll who helps her- self as she helps him. The play was sponsored by lvll'lS's new dremaiios Club' Tl-yegpjan Troupe 358, whose policy is +o presenl el leesl one allfschool play each year and realize all prolils from each. Every member of 'lhe oasi and siall worlced diliqenlly lo male 5 rguglnq success. lw Dino rousing success Hard work was 'rhe order nor only for The maior roles, buf also for Jrhe resl of rhe casl and crew. Laboring undersfudies for larger roles were Bob Rulrer, Dino: Dan Bishop, Sheridan: Mark Goodman, Mandel: Linda Jo Walrermire, Shirley: and Sherrill Chrislian, Jaclcie. Playing sefrlemenr house lcids were Cecilia Fich+ner, Milne Gannon, Sandria l-luif Jron, Marli Goodman, and Sandy Sanner. Bob Rurler, Clay Varney, Linda Jo Walrermire, and Sherrill Chrisrian also were in lhe casl. Heading 'rhe produclion srall was Mrs. Lenore Zapell, direclor. She was assisled by Mr. John Drysdale, music: Mr. Warren Wolf, decora- Jrions: Sandy Sanner, manager: Pal Parlier, as- sisranl manager: Sran Zapell, conslrucrion: Linda Jo Wallermire, sludenr direclor: and Jean Wobbe, properlies manager. Properlies crewmen were Jim Pool, Marilee Palch, Miclcy Darras, Eyalyn Pleyer, and Bob Goodman. In charge of lighrs and sound were Ken Peelc and Pal Bandy, respecriyely. Coslume chairman, Sharon Laing, was assisled by Eileen Finegan, Pal Cransron, Sue Bren'nan, Pan Walson, and Karhy Larimer. The business slall consisled ol J o y c e Pearson, business manager: Eslher Jacobs, Barbara Budge, Barbara Donahoo, and Tanya Enders, handled publicily. Ticlcels were managed by Deanna Hull and Kalhy Relling: programs by Shirley Sarlerlield, Sue Brennan, and Carol Slaler: and ushers by Sharon Tepovac. Hey, Tony, whispers Dino. l-le has been forced lo hi+ his brolher, Tony, lo keep him our of lrouble. Tl'1a'r's if, rnurmurs Sian Zapell as he poinls oul The cue lo Ken Peek and Pal' Bandy during 'rhe final dress rehearsal. x 243 Santa Claus, cand Guess whaT happens under The misTleToe. Jacque? aslcs ugiaghc Chuck McNair To his daTe Jacque Aryes. For me? asks shy blushing Marcia WaTson as sne her presenT Trorn good ol' ST. Nick. Couples dance dreamily To The me Cv, m-si: of The M e Johnson Trio. The ChrisTmas Tues ws Th CS'JY C995 P595 GliTTering gold sTars suspended Trom a blaclc winTery slcy, creaTecl The mood Tor The MedTord Senior l-ligh's annual ChrisTmas WinTer Formal. The Theme chosen by The presidenT oT Girls' League, Linda Slessler, and The presidenT oT Boys' League, John Frohnmayer, was The Snowball. DecoraTions consisTed oT liTelilce ToresT animal silhoueTTes, Three dimensional gold sTars, and ChrisTmas Trees decoraTed wiTh red and whiTe sTriped candy canes. The couples beTore enTering The dance were aslced To wriTe Their names on The TiclceT sTubS. in order To be eligible Tor The drawing oT giTTs laTer in The evening. The presenTs were To be delivered by good ol' ST. Niclc. ReTreshmenTs Tor The dance were deep red punch and a unique calce in The shape oT a gianT snowball. AT The inTermission, Madrigal enTerTained The enchanTecl couples wiTh a number oT songs from Their reperToire oT ChrisTmas carols. AT- Ter They had compleTed Their enTerTainmenT, They inviTecl The audience To ioin Them in The singing oT SilenT NighT and Jingle Bells. X, 'K x s S- 1 'x 1 A am . X . . l .5 KNNQ X Q' :.. Qi Q xi? if 6 53 5 X QS N 5 Aim I fi QXQ. ,WS 'R fm J fi Q l I ,. . Q 4 1 - ,,v3,:, , 1 u , I .. e 4 ,- . 1 ff 1, W Q ,wa -1 4 A Mommy, Red! Sa!-esman Cass? Tbzmpzon fabovel qfadly Fafrds 'Le 3 'e QEV a be '::f. Popcorn, popcorn! Ge? your popcorn righ+ here! ca!! We acphmcres. Here Ibe c.-,J a sdegman havds a baq +I: bg b'OH'Ef ,ho is buying e freaf For his L uy I .y. 4, I 246 Sophomores use old fried-and ain Street becomes 'circus' during January Neirher rain, nor snow, nor fog dampened rhe spiriis of MHS srudenls for helping children crip- pled by polio and olher diseases. Pinlc smears on faces and iaclcels of seniors worlcing wirh Jrhe coHon candy machine and The smiles ol delighled children brighrened lhe dreary wearher. Each class held car washes and window washes ro raise money lor irs individual goal. Ros Randles was chosen Counry Teens Againsl Polio Chairman. Leadingdrhe seniors were Dean Goddard and Paul Moore. Juniors were headed by Suzy Thompson and Rira Johnson. Sophomores were direcied by John Alanslmy and Lois Slredman. The weelcs of hard work by borh leaders and mem- bers came To an end wirh lhe crowning of Queen Karen Morlan, following The Ashland game here. Princesses were Marry Wyail and Sandra Bales. This year rhe winning Senior Class raised Sl,lO0.00q The J u n io r Class, S953.00: Sophomore Class, S74-6.00. successful shoe shine projeci' for TAP. 32141 See a liHle bil' of Medford as if was years ago! cry The seniors. The l902 Rambler was donafed by Lea Morors and driven ro fhe delighr of all by Senior Larry Lea. KZ'-k, , We f Q is ? QW! X' 7 gy. K g 2 ,,V .5 I, Z ,.,,,.,, ,M , 1 1 5 4 Q 5 I g X We ,, 'nt , ya 1 5 Z AA' y ' 1 'f . ,g f ay ,I ! ,. .J H2 ' 4 'I . 1 5 f r ' ' : if -f-f---'-- f- ,L 13, I N f I ....., , . .Q:::f i 2 ' 'Me'-. 1 'Y .7 -P - f ' if : 5 ' -f 4 VW,-A . i ,,, I r .,,... f-fsesf- , , if I :W , fy M-m-m-m-m, liclrin' good! exclaims 'rhe lirrle girl. Jeannine James, in background, is fhe hardworking chairman. She is assisled by lleffl Judi Lambert Tanya Enders and Nancy Beclcen af rhe senior collon candy machine. 24690 ditorials voicing student opinions make gifs- A sixTeen word line describing Tornado is soughT by ca-ediTor Diane Mohr as news-ediTor Jim Frake and co-ediTor Jim Lacy oTTer Their as sisTance ' Vw ? PM I E STaTT conference TonighT, marks The sTarT OT a new ediTion oT T-li-Times. a bi- weekly publicaTion. During This rneeTing, members plan The paper and assign The sTories. By The TirsT deadline, which appears a week beTore The paper is published, ads musT be sold and senT To The prinTer. All picTures To be used musT be secured and Taken To The engravers. On The second deadline, The Monday beTore The paper comes ouT, The sTaTT makes up pages, wriTes headlines, and any laTe sTories. Tues- day and Wednesday are devoTed To lasT minuTe deTails and prooTreading. l-li-Times members assemble and disTribuTe The paper on Friday To waiTing readers aT lunch period. Don'T use TriTe expressions. This sTaTemenT appears Copy is To be compleTed by deadline, are The in- To raise curiosiTy Trom Joe RailTon, Judy PoTTer, Rose! sTrucTions received by Jim Lacy, Marion Parsons, Susan mary Eismann, Diane Mohr, MargareT Tizekker, and Jim Elder, Mike Higgins, and Jim TungaTe, Frake. 248 HI-TIMES live high school newspaper Paper's ouil Everyone hurries lo gel' his copy lo hunl Amusemeni' and absorbed discussion follow each F for his and his friends' names. The Hi-Times, +he school paper, plays an imporlanl par'r in school life. Hs bi- monlhly issues are eagerly awailed by lhe whole sludenl body. Each issue spollighls lhe school's aclivilies, oulslanding siudenis. .and al'hle'ric evenlsq expresses edilorial opinion, and has humorous lealures such as Dear Mar'rha. Co-Edilors Diane Mohr and Jim Lacy, advised by Mr. Vern Wol- lholil, head Jrhe sialic of subordinale edilors: News Edirors, Jim Eralce, Rosemary Eis- manng Fealure Edilors, Margarel Tizelclcer, Marion Parsons: Sporis Edilor. Joe Raillong Exchange Edilor, Eslher Jacobs: Pholog- raphy Edilor, Margie Goody and a slall of reporlers. ln addilion lo school news, lhe paper publishes adverrising of local merchanls. Members of 'rhe business slaff are Mar- garel Medlin, Business Manager: Kelly Somers, Adver+ising Manager? and Judy Carver, Accounlanl. day's dislribulion of lhe l-li-Times Caughl in lhe lasi' minule rush of paper folding in 'rhe l-li-Times office, lhe slall: concenlraies on lhe faslc. Crater staff borrows typewriters, erasers Can you fhinlr ofa headline? worries Edifor-in- Na+ for division pages, says Jeannine es fhe Cfief Nancy Dean of Assisfanf Edif-:r Jeannine Q7flS fuss Wllll ille 5P0 l5 and Club Wbsdlvls OHS' James. Be sure fo malre if fighff' :ix l-left' 'Q 1 Ci-rifle' ,fy a f. Yu. 1 The life of a Crafer member is normal unfil fhe word DEADLINE is menfioned. From fhaf momenf on, fhe office is in a complefe difher. Members rush abouf making franfic frips fo fhe phofoqrapher, and looking for fhaf lasf picfure fo com- plefe fhe layouf. The liqhf of fhe Crafer office can be seen fhrouqh fhe derlc, deserfed halls of MHS anyfime before rnidniqhf. Lisfening. one hear fhe consfanf hum of fype- wrifers, and fhe chaffer of indusfrious mem- bers, Alfhough fhere is a brealc every now and fhen for a coke or some pofafo chips. fhe sfaff soon refurns fo finish fheir worlc. When af lasf fhe lighf goes ouf, fhe weary buf happy members are relieved fo know of lasf fhaf sfudenfs will qef fheir Crafers on finne. Clam dip, coke bottles, t pify Crater office O Here's one missing a headline, says sporTs ediTor John CrawTord lrighTl To his Tellow ediTors as They examine The senior pages. Will someone check This? inquires a CraTer helper. The job oT The ediTors is never Tinished: There are layouTs To check, copy To read, jobs To Tind To lceep The sTaTT going aT all Times, Trips To The phoTogra- phers. and phone calls To The publisher. WiThouT The energeTic ediTors, The fob would never be compleTed. How's This for a TiTle page? asks Terry Ryan oT Dick Day. These boys, The arT sTaTT, designed The cover, end sheeTs, and Theme pages Tor your l96O CraTer. 'M 'Qty'-. Helping John are Lauren STayTon, conTril3uTing ediTor7 Ray Be-liveau, phoTography ediTor3 Craig WrighT, copy ediTor: Anne MaTThews, assisTanT copy ediTorp and Nancy Van Valzah, index ediTor. T e-sa, Aff, , gui'-1 ' 4 l,f!Ir yifgfiifi - 'gas ff, ,yi ,,.4. .1 F'-'mm Q Book finished, the weary staff heads home Wrifing Crafer coupons is rhe business shall of +he I96O Craler. These people, SEATED, Judy Bash, sales manager: Toni Spence, boolrlceeperg STAND- ING, Dale Pelerson, assislani' sales managerplerry Gaslineau, business manager: and Sian Dowson, adverlising manager, handle rhe business end of 'Phe boolc. Mullifudes of dufies surrounded by Tun befall Susan Fonlain, Janer Barlcer, Penny Linn, Sandy Sanner, and Jim Spoerl, fhe layeul and copy sfali. Wha'l is Cra1'er? innocenlly queslions a sophomore. Cra+er replies a member of lhe slafl, is pholos, glue, layouf sheeis, dummies. pencils, erasers, Jrypewrilers, hard worlr, nerves, and lale hours. The in- qenuily of +he members of Cra+er puf 'roqefher all These arlicles info a beaulilully bound boolc of mem- ories of Medford Senior High. One lump or +wo7 quesiions De Lawson, as Mary Kay Harris holds lhe coffee cup and De Anne Taylor pours. This picfure oplly shows 'rhe wide range and scope of The duhes which somelimes befall loyal Craler helpers, 252 Photographers snap eandids at deadline How can such a large bool: be published in such a li'l'Tle room? is The TirsT quesTion asked by The newcomers To The CraTer sTaTT. When The new recruiTs come Tor Their TirsT SaTurday They are conTused by The Terms used by 'The sTaTT members: rockeT, guTTer, and bleed. When The neophiTes see The seeming conTusion and cluTTer oT The office, The coke boTTles and poTaTo chip boxes, They have a yen To clean Things up, buT, No, no-Don'T Touch ThaT! I have everyThing laid ouT in order. ad- monishes The ediTor. Everyone wonders how girls are supposed To wriTe Boys' League copy and how boys could wriTe an accounT of a Girls' League Tea. Take TwenTy-five boolcleTs in here, Sandra Gross insTrucTs Doris Ogden, as They deliver regisTraTion handbooks To The sophomore and junior reg rooms. Thank you for holding my clarineT, says lv1argareT Medlin To Merle Guches. while she Ties her shoe, preparing Tor The band picTures. WhisTling Jim Lacy appears To be a liTTle impaTienT, waiTing Tor a picTure To be Taken, We need picTures! is The plea senT ouT by CraTer sTaTT To iT's phoTographers aT all hours. CraTer Thrives on picTures oT all sorTs-big, liTTle- candid and posed. When The sTaTT calls Tor pic- Tures, The phoTographers rush To Their dark rooms and begin The process oT developing, blowing up, and shrinking The prinTs, l 253 ?fYglH3,li0l1 successg reatest senior play yet Garn! Oh do buy a flower off me, Capfainf' begs fhe Flower Girl fo Pickering, as Higgins fakes nofes. Ah-ah-ah-ow-oo-ol One would fhink you was my fafherf' whimpers 'Liza affer being fhreafened by Higgins. . . X Pygmalion, wriffen in l9l2 by George Bernard Shaw, falces ifs name from a Greelc myfh, in which fhe sculpfor Pygmalion carved an ivory sfafue of a girl and fhen fell in love wifh if. l-le begged fhe gods for a mafe resembling fhe sfafue, and fhe sfafue was given life. Shaw's Pygmalion is Professor l-lenry Higgins, whose business. and hobby, is phonefics. As Higgins says, Happy is fhe man who can rnalce a living by his hobby. Professor l-liggins changes fhe coclcney speech of an illiferafe, be- draggled flower girl info English fhaf is ac- cepfable fo fhe upper classes, all on a bel' wifh Pick, a well-fo-do Brifish genfleman. Through fhe sfrong influence of her new environmenf upon her characfer, a sensifive woman emerges from whaf had been a squashed cabbage leaff Princioally, re- sponsible for her becoming a frue lady was Colonel Pickering, who offsef fhe harsh manners and acfions of her phonefics in- sfrucfor, l-liggins. Pygmalion is principally fhe sfory of fhe myriad problems evolving from Eliza's sudden coming up in fhe social world. i ,1.Z df-aa, 254 v Y-.-.-..,-. The Cast Henry Higgins Pickering ..... ,, . Eliza DooliHle . Mrs. Pearce .. .L Alfred Doolilile Mrs. Higgins Mrs, Hill Ae,, , Clara Hill ,.Y.eee, Freddy Hill ,,,e,. ,, Wayne Thompson ,Pai McLaughlin , ,Linda Lowry ,, Connie Orr , ,Ken Hall L, .... Joyce Pearson ,. Arliss Bueiiner L Lucile Lowry .,s., Craig Wrighr Bysfander W, .,,s...,,,..,. ,,.,, , Bob Hamilfon Sarcasiic bysrander Y L. ., .s., Lynn Knighr Taximan .,...si.,,ss,,sss s,saa,.,sa,s J ohn Shaw Parlormaid . ,. ,.ss.,ss Kaihy McCay Londoner ...,,ss Asa..,.. E s'rher Jacobs Londoner .,..s, ,,ss,,c. L inda Slessler Londoner ..,s.., .ac.s,s R od Cameron Londoner .,,..,. ...,......., M iclce Noble Londoner ...... ,s,.,s, A nne Marlrhews Meanwhile back in fhe dressing room The dram aiisrs are busy applying 'rheir makeup Piciured are Lynn Knight Par McLaughlin Rod Cameron and Craig Wrighr ul Want mY daughlefl S99-I' Alfred D0Olli'fl9 GX' All he come here for was io louch you for some posfulafes io The Higgins' household, when he money To gel drunk on a disclo es as comes io see fhe Professor in regard +o his daugh- 5955 her fail-yer. l'er's welfa re. bug 1 if D -0 nv-'. 'wal 'wax yy ,e-., my-X Detailed costumes add authentic atmosphere Principally responsible tor making Pygmalion a success were the members ot the statts and com- mittees. Again heading the production statt was Director Lenore Zapell, without whose ettorts the play would not have been possible. She was assisted by stage manager Sandy Sannerg assistant manager Barbara Shaw: student director Sherril Christain: and musical director Mr. John Drysdale. In charge ot sets were Mr. George Pearson and Mr. Stan Zapell. augmented by Bob Goodwin, Larry Lea. Mary l-lousel. and Jim Wilson. Doing a magniticient iob on costumes were Penny Linn, aided by Shirley Boswell, Lois Wright, Rita McBeth, Marge Wonder- ly, Donna Dell, Sharon Laing, Rita Miller, and Jan Evernham. Providing props were Pam Watson. Kathy Larimer, Mickey Darras, Maxie Weston. Marilee Patch, and Pat Newbry. Lighting techni- cians were Mr. Bob Stedman and Ken Peek. Prompt- ing was done by Sue Fontaine and Peggy Keith. Serving as grips were Ray Beliveau, Clint Stiger, Paul Moore, Keith Berg, and Jock Broadbent. Busi- ness manager ot Pygmalion was Sue Brennan as- sisted by members ot the business statt: Margo Preston, Tanya Enders, Charlene l-lighland, Scharon O'Connors, Barbara Donahoo. Esther Jacobs. Do- rina Fraysher, and Rosemary Eismann. Ushers were headed by Karolee Salby and Marion Parsons. Senior class advisors to the play were Mr. Robert Semon and Mrs. M. A. Smith. All worked to make Pygmalion the greatest possible success. You're a fool, Eliza! Professor Higgins has iust learned ot Miss Doolittle's intention to leave his house. You're a tyrant, a beastly tyrant! rages Eliza to Higgins atter the long awaited garden party. 257 Excited students enjoy Sack Lunch Day Warm sunshine and fresh air malce Sack Lunch Day a real freaf. Taking advanfage of +he shade, Phil Humphreys, Sfan Dowson, Jim Frake, Sfeve Underwood, and Dick Gordon eaf fheir lunches in peace. -.,.....M.,....,A.....,......,....7.., K lf., -R'-Fil' ' . 1,1 ' 5 -'k7 4'i ' - . -ff cc c A A A..A-i-- , Over an hour for lunch! Thafs righf. Once each year during Girls' and Boys' League week sfudenfs en- joy an exfra-long lunch hour fo sif ouf- side on fhe lawn and eaf and visif wifh friends. Everyone eafs eifher homemade or cafeferia sfyle sack lunches. The cafeferia is open fo sell milk and ice-cream, alfhough some sfudenfs wall: up fo fhe Tornado Bowl for soff drinlcs. Mosf of fhe sfudenf body, however, iusf sif on fhe grass and enioy fhe sunshine and fresh air. Relucfanf, buf refreshed, class-mafes refurn fo classes af fhe end of fhe period. Daughters' tea stresses Centennial theme 'xx' .,fug.i:..,:1f1 f W if 'V I V ' if' viii J' as -'fa eaaf Yes, +ha+ seems to be enough. Sharon Knight checks the tea table. Mmmm, that was good, says Susan l-lurt to her mother. The pioneer theme, carried out in the decorations and costumes ot the hostesses. helped make the Mother and Daughter Tea, which tollowed the Style Show, the high point ot the Girls' League Week. Jeannine James and Roberta Miller, the tea chairmen, decorated the cakes with tiny covered wagons and oxen. These served as novel centerpieces tor the re- treshment tables. An interesting touch was added by the chairs which were arranged in overlapping horseshoes. Girls' League otticers, the committee chairmen, and their mothers presided at the tea tables. Cake, tea, cottee, mints, and nuts were served. Sa Style Show depicts ld-fashioned Framed! Rosernary Tolar and Sylvia Srnilh pose as Cecile Gidnev, Roberla Willerf, Sheryl Calilr, and Mary Deplace mode The r parry dresses . , W , 'X-.lf ,v.. X , I jaimx X , . . 1 l I .v Q1h'v. . si, - . N . - 1 lk .fs Q K The lafesf word. Sharon Laing, Sandy Sanner, Lucille Lowry, fly Majding, and lverne Iverson chal before going 'ro church. Pan+aloons and long dresses in l959? These were some of The lhings rhal characrerized lhe annual Morher and Daughrer sryle show sponsored by Girls' League whose lheme was Swear Gld-Fashioned Girl. Each scene showed lhe conlrasl berween modern and old-fashioned cusloms and dress. General chairman for The slyle show was Girls' League President Sharon Bliclcensfahf, and Marianne Samuelson was head of The slyle show slcil. Judy McGraw represenled modern girls: and DeAnne Taylor narraled Jrhe scenes, which illuslraled Tour dillerenl areas of life: picnics, school, dales. and church. dress, customs A sTained glass window domi- naTed The church scene, in which John Frohnmayer was preacher Tor boTh eras. The picnic slciT showed The dif- Terences beTween The casual unhurried days oT old and The mad, wild picnics of Today. The daTe scene TeaTured ulTra new Tashions-The bubble and Trapeze, as well as convenTional dress. AT The Tinish oT The sTyle show The girls and Their moThers aTTended The Tea. Problems-wifh hoop slrirTs! Coleen Riley and Lucille Lowry observe Jackie Creagers sTruqqle Teacher JoAnn Jamison guards The waTer pail. I+ ficlrles, Carolyn! Ros Randles giggles as Carolyn Menclce lacks loose, angel-lwair decora'rion. Today's headlines shape +omorrow's 'foun+alns? Jim Lacy builds 'Foun+ain for ine garden scene. me 'Wi Prom Committee takes 'T-'I 5 . J ,.-1, 1 Qzgijs-I l, a 5 XX WLT 41013 M A Can l painf, foo? asks Jackie Mee, Jim Lacy slaps calmly on prelendlng noi' fo lnear. pride in decorations v-mpg..-. - , ---wg- - S5 v V ln-L ThaT screeching hurTs my ears! PaT McLoughlin lrighlrl shouTs To Doug Kliever and Gary Milne. l 1 fi 1. l ,f 4 f 1 , V22 yigl 1 2 if T :ffl f l. 2 ff? ., +5 xg? ' A' 1 T I W f'f'Tf,,- Lasi' minuTe check on The lighTs is handled by ca- pable Phil Morgan. For many weeks, The innocenT-looking boys' gym was loclced To lceep ouT peeking eyes. lnsicle, The beauTiTul Theme OT STair- way To The STars, began To Talce shape. The CommiTTee will always remember The Tun and pleasure oT preparing The success- Tul and beauTiTul dance. Twinkle, Twinkle liH'le sTar, Carolyn lvlenclre genTly hangs shining sTars Trom The ceiling. 515155 13' H. f' .Q lim' 'J A Sweel' sounds from llie Clwarmaines, Rosemary Doolen, Coleen Barr and Sue Baker. Being angelic ian? clilficu? for Eric Ewaldsen and De Taylor, uslners al' flne Prom. f 1 XXX Anne Highligl-if of fhe evening comes as A.S.E. Pres'c.len+ Da'e Fore-se Crowns Marslna Olsullivan Prom Queen. Stars and angels surround Prom palrs Prom Queen Marsha O'Sullivan, her cour+, and Jrheir escorls. From lei? +o right 'rhey are Arnold Wolfe, Princess Pal Newbry. Bob Pond, Princess Judy Lambert Keifh Berg, Princess Jeanne Warnock, George ice, Princess Teresa Mee, Dale Foresee, Queen Marsha O'Sullivan, Princess Delia Robinson, Bob Hamillon, Princess Linda Lowry, John Frohnmayer, Princess Molly Barker, and Larry Anderson. Beaufy reigns lrigh'rl while Queen Marsha I and Dale Foresee dance during The Prom. Slairway 'I'o Heaven, Jrheme of 'rhe Junior-Senior Prom, greers rhe excired couples wi+h blue lighls, floal- ing slars, and angel ushers. The soil slrains of music and Jrhe heavenly almosphere soon puis everyone al ease. The dance floor is packed and Jrhe line around 'rhe punch bowl grows as Jrhe evening progresses. Anlric- iparion mounrs as IO o'clocl4 approaches, for 'rhis is The hour Jrhal lhe queen is crowned. Every girl's secrer dream is fulfilled for Marsha Q'Sullivan, when Dale Fore-see places The circler of flowers on her head and pronounces her Queen Marsha I. Midnighl soon comes and 'rhe Prom is over, buf memories of Jrhis magical nighr will linger for many years 'ro come. 7 s fr F0 M fi fa i Ides of March! Romans celebrate with many feasts X.. Tinkling a bell, narraror Sally Maulding lleffl aslcs Where are fl-e acrei-s? The officers: Sharon O'Connors, Mary Befh Ramsey and Penny Linn. Beware of +he ldes of March! The soorhsayer Told Caesar iusr before he was killed. In Rome, liberarion from Caesar's rule was ioyful and merry: banquers were given presenlinq wine, women, and song. Even The slaves parlicipaled in The merri- men? and Tun. On The loles of March, rherefore, Lalin Club annually puls on a banquel' in Roman sryle afler all proiecfs are complelred. The slaves are chosen from each of The junior high schools. The purpose of This slave labor is To acqainl The Tufure Lalin slu- denf wilh fhe acliviries of The club. The members dress as Romans in beauli- Tul flowing logas of sarin and colnlon and qreafly ornamenled wifh precious iewels. Merrimenr and songs are high ai This banquet Y-of 5b,Q.,,1 a was x . W- . N ' , f . 5, .,M,,,,, .fa 5 ' f , g ? l' W il Z' k V 1 :gf N 1, A ' v,vA i t Irl ul it sf' Clear my table! is rhe command. Slave Carole Turk hurries To rhe faslc wifh delighr. ,V E Chuck Mc- Woulds+ lave +hy fingers? Nair graciously assisrs Linda Dahl wirh lhe approval of Mrs. Srewarl. Volup+uary John Flanagan sniffs wisferia, as he awails viands lnol flarnlngos' 'ronguesl from slaves. f,fgf ?W ,, 4 I . V4 X W , f , X ,W , 1 , '.'f gqwif' L ,V,' I ,W-'W' 1 4 r - - '. Xi31k-wx, Q ,A-3 X Salaam, almighly mas+ersl pros+ra're rhe junior high slaves before ihe senior high Lalin Club members. The slaves are employed To serve for The annual Lafin banguel. Www'- 'i'J d ,sf '-Jak JL i -ur .-X-' l 268 'Vestal virgins', Skits add to jo Will Vesia be wi+h us +onigh'l'? is +he praye of lhe Romans. The Veslal Virgins quielly offe Jrheir sacrifice +o +he goddess Vesla so +ha+ shi will bless +he house of ihe banquel: The Vesii Virgins are girls who are beauiilul and devole 'lhei enlire lile io serving lhe goddess. Afler a delicious dinner. The songs and slciis ar presenled. The slsir was paflerned eller The T' show of To Tell lhe Trulhf' One of The ihre confeslenls was lo be idenlilied as almighi Caesar. Does if hurl much? inquires Sally Maudling. Only when l,uighl oxclaims Pam Sfacy before +he enfhusiasiic pan mumhcrs composed of Sian Dowson, Mary Befh Ramse Simi'-in Ofonnors, Sandy Sanner, and Linda Dahl, -. ...qw '21 fl s . I ,s- 1 Bring only fhe besl' of +hings! beseech fhe Veslal Virgins lo lhe omnipolenl Gods. VM. , d ,f ,gif 1 3 This pelal is for love, forelells Penny Linn lo Sandy Sanner as Jrhey galher around one of lhe ancienl bowls of The fulure. There's a pelal of wisdom, explains Mary Belh Ramsey. There can'+ be anyfhing in if for me, sighs Janei Young. Promp+ing from napkin is Penny Linn followed by Marilee Palch, Linda Smifh, Sandy Sanner, and Janice Evernham. 269 Student Government Day gives seniors -1 , Sw Mayor Paw' McLaughlin admin-1i5+ers Hue oa+H of office +0 The new-gle-ded CIM offidafs. Judy Bash and Ron Daley, Ward 4 s+u- S+uden+ mayor, Pai' McLoughlin, cane dem' councilmen, confer wifh James Dun- verses wifh Mayor Srdder ewd Sfudenf Yevy, councfhnan of Ward 4. Governmenf Day quasi' speaker, Themes Vaughn. b nv M 270 Q chance to learn about their city Student Government Day in Jackson County has come to be one ot the most important activ- ities ot senior high school students in several schools. Co-sponsored by the schools and the tvledtord Elks Lodge, the I2+h annual Stu- dent Government Day toolc place February 24-25. The student coun- ty otticials, elected by school sen- iors, are pictured as they take their oaths ot ottice in the Ellcs Temple. The oath was admin- istered by Barbara Gysin, Phoenix High School, who served as stu- dent council clerlc. The ceremony was the identical one used when county otticials talce the oath ot ottice. x Explaining the teletype to MHS students, Lowell Dean, Booth Dealcins, Gary Milne. Jim Lacy, and Henry Olson is Otticer Allen while Captain Clyde Fichtner ob- serves. Mayor meets Mayor, Medtord's mayor, John Snyder presents his gavel to Stu- dent Government Day mayor, Pat MC- Laughlin. tudem Bod Again seeking signa+ures are +59 pefifions for ASB. oiflces. Sfgning 'Vs one are Awe Mcilfiie Kafaiee Seiby Sue Bren'-2' a':: Karen M:ri:r. This is +i1e way I would do if, say Urs,'a Eyes is Hers? On, Medford! On, Medford! s gs Na':x facie' Q as ske fries cr fir 'Ne I959-60 rady squad. prsxes 'Fa' :cf amsre W5 'a'e'5 We '- 'be' i3 is -ch .Y A ,A I It f 272 election fervor creseendos to high pitch f Bbw: ro U J' 51,508 ' E Ei Elec+ion fime is here again! Amid fhe color- ful fervor of signs, posfers, and banners, fhe an- nual sfudenf body elecfions gef under way. Once more we have fhe week of friclcs, gimmicks, and ofher vofe-geffing devices. Some of fhe novel ways of campaigning used are l-lave Spirif, Will Yell cards, a sfuffed dummy, quanfifies of mon- ey, monogrammed napkins, and myriad original lapel signs. The elecfion speeches are given, wifh all candidafes announcing exorbifanf promises. Final- ly, following fwo weelcs of elecfioneering, speeches, and vofing, fhe l959-60 Associafed Sfudenf Body officers are chosen. Sfudenfs arrive af school fhe following day, wondering breafhlessly, Who gof if? Come reg room, fhe resulfs are announced. Officers for fhe l959-60 school year are Roberf l-lamilfon, presidenfg Keifh Berg, vice-presidenfg Paffy Barnes, secrefary: John Lacy, business man- ager: Bev Todd, freasurerg Jaci Slcelfon, yell queen: and John Canfrall, yell king. Furfhermore, if elecfed, I promise . . ., lleff, aboval elecfioneers Paf McLaughlin, wifh Tom Turpin and Wayne Thompson in affendance, as he campaigns for presidenf. Who will be elecfed A.S.B. presidenf? wonders Sandy Hess 'ro DeWanda Winchell as fhey fend fo fha ballof box on elecfion clay. 1? One thousand Craters to deliver in thirty minutes! Bev Shater. Harlow Head, Shirley' Bernes, Pam Stacey, Dewey Gail, Nancy Dean, and Mimi Jones sort books tor delivery to registration rooms. I ,.t X . f ' New Crater! Excitement Hurry! Get reg. room stacks done by sixth period. School books are dumped, and the statt rushes to start on the iob. A station wagon and cars usually have been loaded to deliver the precious books because we can't wait tor truck service. The school dolly has been stacked with boxes and carted on the double up the ramp. With the sales manager's compiled lists ot.Crater buyers in reg. rooms. the statt races to tinish by two o'clock. But it's worth the rush, the scramble, when we hear everyone say, lsn't Crater wonderful this year! What's the big secret? ask up- perclassmen, lowerclassmen, and even teachers. The secret is that the Crater window and door have been covered with newspapers to create an air ot mystery. Activities ot the statt must be kept secret! Signs in the hall have intormed the student body that Crater has arrived and everyone knows that betore the day is over he will be looking at the pictorial record ot a year at M.l'l.S. Dictating names. Jeannine James helps Nancy Dean, Mimi Jones. Sally Maulding, Sue Coffman, and Ted Lawson. F ' ni Distribution ends secrecy triggers day Doesn't Crater have a pretty cover this year! l-lard work and con- sideration go into planning the cover and art worlc tor the yearboolc. The cover catches the eye tirst. but the small sketches ot school lite were given just as much thought and prep- aration as the more noticeable cov- er. The slcetches are page bright- eners, and help carry out the theme. Not bad, not bad. Editor Harlow l-lead, Jo Creel, Bob Steele, and John Connolly inspect the Crater. l'cl like to worlc on Crater, too! Shortly betore school closes in June, the Crater statt tor the coming year is chosen. The tirst requirement is a recommendation trom a English in- structor, a math instructor, or a counselor. Then it the student is sin- cerely interested, a conterence is held with the Crater advisor to de- termine and assign iobs tor the next year. The tirst thrill ot being on the new statt comes when the present statt calls tor help in distributing the newly arrived books. The new ap- pointees are more than willing to help! Muscle Man Ted Lawson maneuvers sixty Craters up the stairs. Upperelassmen contemplate the future, Seniors awaiting Commencement sit in solemn expectation. frame decisions The challenge of a very real fufure in a very real world is presenled by Commencement Each senior looks forward lo Jrhe day of graduaiion. For some i'r is lo be The end of formal schooling, for olhers, rhe beginning of specialized siudy in Jrheir chosen fields. Deeds, nor dreams, lie ahead for members of Jrhe graduaiing class. H is a profoundly solemn momenr for lhe srudenl when he receives his diploma, a momeni of deepesr significance. for he undersrands Jrhal 'rhe lime is boih an ending and a beginning: The luiure holds his chance for 'rhe accomplish- menl of his fondesr hopes and dreams. SCHOLASTIC HONORS Roberr Sreele .,,,. s ....... Valediciorian Rober+ Pond .,.....,..s...... o...o,oo..,. S aluiarorian Ouisranding Senior Girl .......... DeWanda Winchell Oulsranding Senior Boy ,oo....o,......so. Larry Anderson SCHOLARSHIPS AFL-CIO ....... ,......... R uby Rowan Marjorie Buller Memorial Scholarship ................ Bonnie Lawrence Crarer Lake Pos? -7lfI833 of +he Vererans of Foreign Wars ....o L o..... Mike l'lar'rley Furure Business Leaders of America,sOveJra Walden Fuiure Nurses' Associalion ss,,...,ss........ Sara Kessler Furure Teachers' Associalion ..,. Slephanie Anderson Girls' League .L ,..,.s,,,.. ..ss,,ssss,,sss,.. B arbara Preslon Jackson Counly Medical Auxiliary .s.., Janel Merrill Jackson Counry Voilure, 40 el 8 and Dislricl 9694 Nurses .sss..,.ssss Charlene Hubler Graduates accept diplomas and awards Medford Beaufy School oY,o., Medford Mail Tribune . Medford Rofary Club ..... P.E.O.-Chapfer CG ........os Rogue River Valley College Women s Club .........,...... Zonfa Club .,........,........A........... s,,,ss....Caron Leffler Keifh Harrison ..,DaIe Foresee -.......PrisciIIa Shafer Priscilla Shafer ..,.....,..LynefIe Shaw COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS N.R.O.T.C. ..AAaa J Cornell Universify Admission and Scholarship .. Harvard Universify cm,s,Tony Monroe Roberf Sfeele Jerry Vice ..........I:rank Peferson Admission and Scholarship ,,,,,,s,,,,.,, Roberf Allen Lewis and Clark College Elk Lumber Company ........ Soufhern Oregon Wesfminsfer .,.....sSandra Clark John Flanagan Jim Fonfaine Fellowship Scholarship ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,sc,,,c Jim Fonfaine Honors af Enfrance ....,.,,.. Pacific Universify sW....,John Flanagan Honors af Enfrance ,s.,...... Mary Befh Ramsay Soufhern Oregon College ,,,,,,.c,c,,c Shirley Berng Marfha Casad Clarence Comsfock Sandra Maxson Elemenfary Educafion Scholarship .. Sylvia Baker Glenda Kaye Janef Snodgrass Barbara Tapleff Judifh Bell Frances Flink Sfanford Universify Admission .ss,ss.s,..s. ......... T ony Monroe Universify of Oregon Harry and David Scholarship ....,..... Roberf Pond Turfion . ,,..,,.s,,..ss Sharon Carr Susan Coffman Sandy Hess Sally Maulding Honors af Enfrance .,..,.... Sandy Hess Sally Maulding Roberf Pond Lou Elsa Voegfly Willameffe Universify Elk Lumber Company ..ss,........, Rosemary Doolen Marsha Minshall SENIOR AWARDS American Chemical Sociefy Award ,s,,,s,s,,s,....s,s...,,.,.,..,,,,,s Clarence Comsfock Arf Award Agnes Flanagan Arf Merif Award ,sss. .ss.s,s., D eWanda Winchell Bausch and Lomb Science Award ss..c. Roberf Sfeele Kiwanis Music Service Awards Band s,s,s ...,..,ss....sss,........,.,.....,,,..,., J udy Wymore Orchesfra .,,,cc,,, Roberf Allen Choir . ,..,s .....,s,,,, ,sics,,sc,c,, R o semary Doolen Oregon Scholarship Press Awards Newspaper Service .,..,,,,,s,,s,,..ss,c.,,,. Peggy Fisch Yearbook Service George Turnbull Cerfificafes .... Susan Coffman Harlow Head P.E.O. Chap. AA-Oufsfanding Girl Award if . f ,.V........s s.s.. ..,,...,c L i nda Dahl before a proudly attentive audience Relatives and friends share seniors' BIG NIGHT. Larry Sclwade Alhleric Award ....,..,...... Donald Peek National Merit Finalist Awards Universily of Oregon Leadership Award ......... ..........,.Ai..s.,................... R oberr Pond .,.Rober+ Allen Jeff Barnes Sally lvlaulding Tony Monroe Priscilla Shafer 279 3 r. lv , bfi! . 5 f-gif-E AN y .- N' QD V! I if SSP' X xxx O Q, 95 U V N 1 03 5' DJ JD ' f' V ' ' J wi A 51 ' :L L 4 X1 . 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JEAN HART 6I7 EAST MAIN PHONE SP 2-8992 The Place to Meet and Eat JACK'S DRIVE-UP I We 'xiii ,ff,,f 0 .I , ,e I , :Li I T L, 'E or .. MEDFORD'S LARGEST HAMBURGER PALACE Jumbo Milk Shakes-Complefe Foun+ain Service HOME OF THESE SANDWICHES The Pizza-Burger - Mile Long Hound Dogs The Big 'T' S1'eaIc - Big Chief Beef Burger JACK'S DRIVE-UP A SHORT DRIVE OUT NORTH RIVERSIDE Because of Window Service, You Pay Less Headquarters for School and Office Supplies Fine,Office Furniture, I un, we .m ,M ,f-- ' - . Jane? Barker, BOOHW Deakins, and Janef Young Tesf new office equip e 'r WALT YOUNG'S MEDFORD STATIONERY STORE PHONE SP 2-6780 2I0 EAST MAIN A . LA. 1 fpersonalify plus, KX? I-Mx! I fu re Love rj -, ,n fOlympic Ma rialj ,fl YLA fGoing Sfeadyj fEnqagedj fBigges+ Ham, --11--11 flgresidenfial Maferialj fTeacher's Pes+j qv.l.P.3 fYogi Bearj fBigqes'r Bluffj Kfokealwolicj fHo+ Dogj Tornado Autographs I ' 2flg2'51T,gQ7ZQf7ff 1fDimplesj vm . ' In -' 5 +jsuOW-haldp HJiI+edl lfJil're-rj Uokerj 1. wfHo'r-Rod ownefy lfCaiy.r3ovaj Uhinkerj fJournalIsH 1:SocIali+ej Hllirjj A F .--N ,Af V' f. 1 'V' AL fn fplayblayj tlovablej 303 B h, E11'-39 Darneille, Lavonne 18 urroug is Band-140, 144 ADM1N1STRAT1ON Acheson, J. Russell-Assfsfanl Superinfendenl 17 Barker, William-Beard oi Educafion Chair- man 22 Bash, Frank-Board of Educalion Becken, E. D.-Assislanl' Superinlendenf I6 Branchfield, C. Edward-Board of Educalion Vice Chairman 22 Davis, Ca rolyn-Secrefaw 19, 28 Duffy, Elaine-Secrelary 28, 221 Ewaldsen, Olfo-Board of Educafion 22 Harris, Lesler D.-Principal 24, 221, 233 Kockersmilh, Keilh-Board of Educarion 22 Kirlley, Josephine-Vice Principal Korfh, Mild red-Secrelary 19, 29 Mayfield, Dr. L. B.-Superinfendenf Slafer, Wilson-Clerk 22, 23 EMPLOYEES IN ADMINISTRATION Dorrell, Lillian 18 Glasscock, Donna 19 Hunf, Sharon 19 Robbins, Mary I9 Sfoll, Vera 19 ADVERTISEMENTS Jay Allen Company-292 Alexander and Brown-287 Barkers-286 Big Pine Lumber Company- Big Y Markels-299 Burelsons-297 Cenfral Barber Shop-2B5 Courfesy Chevrolef-292 COPCO-283 Crafer Lake Molors-292 Cubby's 291 288 Dean and Taylor Ponliac Co.-292 Dempsfers Furniture Co.-287 Elecfronic Service Co.--287 Elk Lumber Co.-294 The Firsl' Nalional Bank of Oregon Frake and Smifh-289 Hamlin Mofor Co.-292 Jack's-301 Jean Hari-300 Hubbard Brolhers, Inc.-289 Jeweff Office Supply-289 Kliever Machine Shop 295 Dick Knighf Co.-292 Groceteria-293 Lampor1's-285 Lea Molors-292 Mann's-290 Medford Mofors-292 Medford Tire Service-287 Darrell Miller Co,-292 Monarch Seed and Feed Co.-289 Morreson's Men Shop-289 Morse Mofors-292 Nu4Way Cleaners-285 Park Barber Shop-285 Parson's Mofors-292 Picard's-289 Piggily Wiggily-289 Purucker-288 Ralhs-295 Robinson Brolhers-296 Sam's Sporiing Goods-285 Skinner's Buick-Cadillac-292 Smifh Dynge-285 304 INDEX S1'even's Aulo Sales-292 Swems-298 Trowbridge and Flynn-283 Valley Fuel Co.-285 2 Yellow Cabs-287 Wall Youngs-302 FACULTY Anderson, Juaniia-30, 126 Benson, Dean-30, 198 Berg, Grace-27, 45, 103 Berg, Rhvder-30 Buller, Elsie-30 Carver, Harold-30, 128 Cox, Delphfe-31 Crabb, John-31 Crisp, Janice-31 Culberfson, Josephine-31 Drysdale, John-31, 146 Dyrud, Juslin-21 Evansen, Paul-32, 194, 198, 212 Fredrickson, Gerfrude-32 Goodrich, Jane?-32 Gray, Rulh-7, 32 Hackerf, Del-32, 119 Hanning, Don-32 Hansen, Palsy-32 Hockersmifh, Rufh-32 Huff, Roberl'-32 Johnsfon, James-32 Kaull, Marvin-33 Keifh, Arihur-33, 198, 209 Kovenz, John-33, 181, 185, 198 Krahberg, Claudine-33 Lyda, Lloyd-33, 130 McDonald, Alex-26 McKay, Cynfhia-33 Mahar, Louis-33 Marier, Thomas-34, 198, 208 Masf, John-34, 166 Menfzer, L. A.-34,67 Miner, Marvin-34 Mirick, 1. A.-21, 30, 140, Mirick, Naomi-34, 220 Mounls, Pafricia Ann-34 Paffon, Frances-34 PaHon, Shirley-34 Pawlowski, Floyd-34 Potter, Freda-35 Ragsdale, Lee-20 Richardson, Duane-35 Roelandf, Frank-35, 126, 198, 205 Ruck, Frances-35, 231 Ruck, William-35 Shireman, Glen-35, 128 Scoff, Arfhur-35 Whisnanf, Delie-37. 118 Wilson, Dorothy-37 Wolf, Warren-37 Wolfhoff, Vern-34. 37 Workman, Margery-37 Zapell, Lenor-37, 179, 241 MAINTENANCE Cafeieria Workers Drew, Irene-38 Harrison, Marianne-38 Myers, Virginia-33 Pfahl, Lois-38 Pyle, Vesfa-38, 39 Turman, Mariorie-38, 39 Williams, Berry-38 Cusiodians 142, Clay, L. J .-38 Garman, Jack L.-39 Harder, Ray-38 Pi+rnan, Marion-38 Rouhier, Margarel-38 Thomas, Julia-38 EVENTS Class Rooms American Problems-137 Ar? -129 Business-132, 133 Chemislry-136 Debafe-136 Drama-129 Drivers Training-128 English-132, 133 Firsf Aid-126, 127 Home Economics-128, 129 Library-137 Mafh-124, 125 Music-135 Physical Educafion-126, 127 Russian-134 Science-124, 125 Shop-130, 131 Sociology-137 Spanish-134 Music Semon, Roberl-35, 133, 174 SeH1e, Elizabelh-35 Siolund, Lynn-35, 134, 148 Smifh, Gafewood-36 Smifh, JoAnneP36 Smith, MaryAnn-36 Smith, Maxine-30, 36,173 Smock, John-36 Spiegelberg, Fred-36, 37, 196, 198, 225 Sfedman, Roberf-36 Slewarl, Edna-36, 267 Taylor, DeVere-33, 36, 42 Traulman, Marvin-36, 169 Van Dyke, Naomi-37 Van Scov, Johnnie-37 Vinsel, Lindsay-37 Waii, Virginia-20 Weslerfield, Virginia-37, 144 Choir-148, 149 Boys' Chorus-150 Girls' Chorus-150 Orchesfra-146, 147 Clubs Art Siudenfs LeaguePl68 Bi-PhysChem-171 Chess Club-174 Debaie-172 F.B.L.A.-163 F,1-1.A.-162 F.N.A.-167 Le Rendez-Vous-Francais 1French Clubl 173 F.T.A.-166 G.A.A.-165 I-1,E.C.A.-157 H.E.S.C.-l56 I.C.C.-I77 l.R.L.-I60, l6l Lalin Club-l59 Order of Ihe M -IS4 Pep Club-l55 Rally Squad-I76 Shurlerbug-I69 La Terlulia lSpanish Clubl-l58 Thespians-l75 Torch Honor-I64 Ushers-I70 Tornadia Week-228-23l T.V. Show-236 Sports Baseball-l80-l85 Baskelball-202-207 861181, Ann-Jr. 81, 148, I67, 17o, 176, Foolball-IB6-I99 Golf-2 I 2 lnlramural 'Baskelloall-2l3-2I7 Tennis-2l2 Track-2lO-2l I Wreslling-209 School Days ASB Elecfion-272-273 Behind 'rhe Scenes-224-227 Bookroom-220 Candy Sfripers-238-239 Chrisfmas-244-245 Crafer-250-253 Cralers Are Here-2744275 Commencemenl-276-279 Dino-240-243 Girls' League Week-258-26l Halloween Dance-234-235 Lalin Club Banque?-266-27l Prom-262-265 Publicafions Deadlines-248-249 School Honors-232-233 Senior Class Play-254-257 Sophomore Day-22l-223 Sfudenf Governmenl Day-270-27I TAP-246-247 PUBLICATIONS Crale r-250-253, 274, 275 H i-Times-24B-249 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Boys' League-44 Girls' League-46 Dahl, Linda-268, 267, 278 Doolen, Rosemary-264, 274 Fink, Francis-277 Fisch, Peggy-278 Flanagan, John-267, 278 Fonlaine, Jim-278 Foresee, Dale-264, 265, 278 Gail, Dewey-274 Halrrison, Keilh-278 I-larlley, Mike-277 Head, Harlow-274, 275, 278, 273, 276 l-less, Sandy-273, 278 Hubler, Charlene-277 Hurl, Susan-259 lce, George-l80, 265, IBI, IB3 Iverson, lverne-260 Jamison, JoAnn-26l Jones, Mimi-274 Kaye, Glenda-278 Kessler, Sara-277 Koch, George-2ll Lawrence, Bonnie-277 Lawrence, Tom-l8l Lawson, Ted-274, 275 Lefller, Carole-278 M686111r.g, s811y-260, 264, 266, 268, 274, 278, 279 Maxson, Sandra 278 Mee, Teresa-265 Merril, Jane?-277 Minchell, Marsha-278 Monroe, Tony-278, 279 Morgan, Phil-263 Murry, Mike-2I0 O'Sullivan, Marsha-264, 265 Paschke, Karen-26l Peek, Don-279 Peferson, Frank-278 Pond, Bob-l8l, 265, 277, 278, 279 Preslon, Barbara-277 Ramsey, Mary Belh-266, 268, 269, 278 Riley, Coleen-26I Robinson, Delia-265 Rowan, Ruby-277 Shafer, Bev-274 Shafer, Priscilla-278, 279 Shaw, Lynelle-278 Smifh, Sylvia-260 Snodgrass, Janel-278 Slacy, Pam-268, 274 Sreele, Bob-275, 277, 278 Taplelr, Barbara-278 Tokar, Rosemary-260 Vice, Jerry-278 Voeglly, Lou Elsa-278 Sfudenl Council-42-43 ALUMNI Allen, Robert-279, 278 Anderson, Larry-277, 265 Anderson, Sfephanie-277 Baker, Sue-26l, 262 Baker, Sylvia-278 Barnes, Jeff-279 Barr, Coleen-26l, 264 Barr, Dennis-l8l Bell, Judilh-278 Bernes, Shirley-274, 278 Carr, Sharon-278 Casad, Marfha-278 Clard, Sandra-278 Coffman, Sue-274, 278 Comslock, Clarence-278 Connoly, John-275 Creager, Jackie-26l Creel, Jo-275 Walden, Ovela-277 Warnock, Jean-265 Winchell, DeWanda-277 Wolf, Arnold-265 Wymore, Judy-278 Wafson, Marcia-242 INDEX Aclrley, Acord, Adams Adams Adams Adams Adams, Adams, Bob-Soph. IO7 Judy-Jr. I67, I70 Carol-Soph. 107 , Cheryle Marlha-Soph Faye-Jr. 8I, I62, I70 , Judifh-Sr. 49 Ken-Jr. B6, 217 Verna-Soph. IO7 Aeschliman, Karen-Jr. 8l Alansky, John-Soph. I07, 198, 231 Albright, Jim-soph. 107, 160 Albright, Pal-Sr. 49, l63 l58, I60, I 6 l6l l7l 276, 277 I, l72, Alexander, Gloria-Soph. IO7 Allen, Bill-Soph. IO7 Allen, Charles-Soph. IO7, 208 Alen, Diane-Sr. 49 Allen, Dick-Sr. 49, I4B Allen, Gordon-Sr. 49 Allen, Kalhleen-Soph. IO7, l48, l50 AIlenfPal-Soph. IO7, I42, 145 Allen,,5andra-Soph. 107, l50, l59 Allingham, Bonnie-Sr, 45, 49, IO3, I46 I7 Allingham, Chrisly-Jr, Bl, 99, l55 Anderson, Carlene-Soph. IO7 Anderson, Dennis-Jr. 8I Anderson, Jerry-Sr. 49, I48, l8l IB I95 203, 204, 206 Anderson, Judy-Sr. Bl Andre, Richard-Sr. 49 Andren, Eddie-Jr. 8l, I69 Andrew, Arl-Soph. IO7 Andrews, Danny-Soph. IO7 Andrews, Mary-Soph. I07 Anlley, Tom-Soph. IO7, l5l Anfony, Terry-Jr. Bl, l50, l55, I63 Archer, Dixie-Jr. Bl Andry, Bill-Soph. 144 Armslrong, James-Jr. 8I Armslrong, Janice-Jr. Bl Ashlon, Tom-Jr. Bl Alkins, Rome-Soph. IO7, l48 Au, Geraldine-Sr. 49 Aubrey, Linda-Jr. 8l, l50, I63, l65 Ayer, David-Sr. 49 Ayers, Jacque-Soph. IO7, 140, I42, 244 Ayers, Judy-Soph. IO7, l4O, l42 Ayres, Lorella-Sr. 49, I42, l45, I46, I73 Ayres, Waller-Jr. 8I, I46, l68, I69 Baccus, Barbara-Jr. Bl, l40, I42, l4B, Backes Bill-Jr, 8l Backes Vergil-Soph. I69 Bailey, Barbara-Soph. IO7, I60, I6l Bailey, Harold-Jr. Bl, I42, l45, I46, l7l Bailey, Jerry-Soph. IO7 Bailey, Judilh-Soph. IO7 Bailey, Lynne-Jr. 81, 127, 166, 168 Bailey, Roberl-Soph. IO7, I42, l45, I46 Baird, Phil-Jr. Bl, 2l7 Baker, Bob--Sr. 49 Baker, Daren-Soph. l07 Baker, David-Jr. I30, 209, 2l4, 2l2 Balch, Frank-Jr. Bl, l7l Ball, Slephanie-Sr. 49, I6B Bandy, Par-Jr. Bl, 243 Bandy, Sandra-Jr. Bl, l50, I70 Banks, Jean-Soph. IO7, l50, l62 Barker, Janel-Sr. 49, l56, l5l, l63, I67, Barker, Molly-Sr. 42, 77, l55, I60, I70, I73, Barlow, Beckey-Soph. IO7, l50 Barman, Larry-Soph. IO7 Barnes, Jill-Soph. IO7, I60, I6I Barnes, Parry-Sr. 42, 50, 76 Barrell, Colburn-Soph. IO7 Barrell, Marcia-Sr. 50, ISS, l67 Barry, Jim-Jr. Bl, 86, l26, I96, I97 l98 203 Barry Tom-Sr. 50 Barllelf, Sleve-Soph. IO7, l42 Bash, Judy-Sr. 48, 50, 63, l48, l55 l58 252 298 Ba ssell, Arf-J r. B2 Baleman, Linda-Jr. 82, I44, l50 Bales, Sandra-Soph. IO7, l50 Bares, Ursula-Sr. 50, l55, IS9, l68 I73 272 Ballen, Doug-Soph. IO7, I44 Bauer, Paul-Soph. IO7, l98, 2l3 Bauman, Dennis-Jr. 82 Baumer, Brooks-Jr. 82 Beach, Gary-Sr. 50, l7l, 2l2 Beaion, Pafricia-Sr. 50, 163 Beary, Joe-Jr. 82, 142, 145 Beck, Betsy-Jr. 82, 148, 155, 170 Becken, Nancy-Sr. 50, 158, 160, 172, 176, 247,272 Beckman, Sharron-Soph. 107 Beliveau, Dorothy-Jr. 82 Beliveau, Palricia-Soph. Beliveau, Ray-Sr. 50, 213, 251, 296 Belknap, Marcia-Soph. 107, 158, 172 Bell, Cecile-Sr. 50 Bell, Ellen-Soph. 107, 144 Benge,Jery1-Soph. 107 Bengslon, Karen-Jr. 82 BenneH', Brenda-Sr. 50 Bennefl, Lorena-Jr. 82, 155 Benneff, Skip-Sr. 44, 50, 52, 188, 189, 190, 191. 198, 199, 211 Berg, Keith-Sr. 42, 50, 148, 151, 176, 190, 198. 213, 222, 215, 224, 265 Berg, Jim-Soph. 107 Berns, Barbara-Jr. 82, 167 Besf, Sharon-Soph. 107 Belcher, Larry-Soph. 107 Bellencourf, Shirley-Sr. 50 Beyer, Rulh-Soph. 107 Bick1er,Sharon-Soph, 107 Bieghler, Don-Soph. 107, 142 Bigalow, Vaughn-Jr. 82, 159, 163, 16 Bigham, Parry-Sr. 51, 148, 155 Birge, Judy-Soph. 107, 158, 162 Bishop, Danny-Soph. 107, 171 Bishop, Joe-Jr. 82, 148 Black, Aunice-Soph. 107, 174 Black, Carleen-Sr. 51 Black, Diana-Jr. 82 Blackburn, Roger-Jr. 82 Blair, Steve-Soph. 107 Blankenship, C-aylord-Jr. Blew, Kenf-Jr. 82, 198 Boese, Sandra-Sr. 51, 163 Boggs, Deanna-Jr. 82, 165 Bohl, Gene-Jr. 82 Bohl, Gerry-Sr. 51 Bohls, Jim-Jr. 82 Bohnef, Doris-Soph. 107 Boofh, Judy-Soph. 107 Borden, Mike-Jr. 82 Borgen, Paul-Jr. 82 Borough, Carla-Jr. 82, 141, 142, 145 Boslwick, Lanny-Soph. 108 Bosfwick, Larry-Jr. 82 Boswell, Shirley-Jr. 51, 155 Bowen, Thomas-Soph. 108 Bower, Eddie-Jr. 82 Bowman, Darlene-Soph. 108 Bowman, John-Jr. 82, 171 Bowman, Pefer-Soph. 108 Boyd, Mildred-Sr, 51, 157, 158, 160 Boyd, Theron-Soph. 108, 170 Bradford, Dwight-Sr. 51 Bradford, Kenneth-Soph. 108, 208, 213 Bray, Bruce-Jr. 82, 198, 208, 224 Breazeale, Howard-Jr. 82 Breeze, Nancy-Jr. 821 165 Breeze, Reginald-Sr. 51, 190, 198 Brennan, Sue-Sr. 51, 155, 157, 170, 173, 272 Brew, JunewSoph. 108 Brewold, Pafly-Soph. 108 Brezeale, Carolyn-Jr. B2 Bringle, Georgianrl-Jr. 83 Briff, Gary-Jr. 83, 214 Broadbenf, John-Sr. 51 Brookman, Pal-Sr. 51 Brookman, Sharon-Soph. 108 Brophy, Carol-Soph. 108, 150 Bross, Tedd-Jr. 83, 151, 158 Brown, Gary-Jr. 83 306 Brown, Howard-Jr. 83, 208 Brown, Larry-Jr. 83, 198, 212, 217 Brown, Marlys-Jr. 83 Brown, Nancy-Jr. 83, 168 Brown, Pam-Jr. 83, 165 Brown, Pal'-Soph. 108, 142, 158 Brown, Tim-Soph. 108 Brumb Brumb ack, David-Sr. 51 ack, Vicki-Soph. 108, 165 Budge, Barbara-Sr. 51, 160, 167 Buelln er, Arliss-Sr. 51, 173, 254 Burghardf, Judy-Sr. 51 Burke, Jim-Soph. 108, 193, 209 Burleigh, Danny-Soph. 108, 151 Burns, Burrou Carol-Jr. 83 ghs, Jerolyn-Sr. 52, 156, 170 Burwash, Vickey-Soph. 108, 162 Bush, Bruce-Sr. 83 Bu+1er, Barlon-Soph. 108 Buller, Kafhy-Soph. 108 Buller, Winnie-Sr. 52 Buhls, JanicwSr. 52 Byers, Be'r1'y-Soph. 108 Byrd, Dick-Soph. 108, 198, 211 Byrne, Kafherine-Jr. 83 Caldwell, David-Jr. 83 Caldw Califf, ell, 1.oreHa-Sr. 52, 156, 167 Sheryl-Sr. 52, 260 Cameron, Rod-Sr. 76, 255 Campbell, Dan-Jr. 83 Campbell, Roberl-Soph. 108 Can1ra11,John-Sr. 42, 52, 148, 176, 177, 282 Carmichael, Sandra-Sr. 52, 163 Carrol 1, John-Jr. 83 Carfer, Careen-Soph. 108 Carler, Dale-Jr. 83 Carfwrighf, Sue-Sr. 52 Carver, Judy-Sr. 52, 148 Carver, Linda-Jr. 83, 148, 167 Casad, James-Sr. 52, 181, 215 Chambers, George-Jr. 83 Champion, Dick-Sr. 52 Champion, Rance-Soph. 108, 144 , 146 Chapman, Linda-Jr. 84 214, 236 Charley, Bill-Jr. 84, 148, 196, 198, 199, 209 Cheadle, Ellen-Soph. 108 Cheney, Bonnie-Soph. 104, 108, 165, 172 Cherry, Mike-Jr. 84 Chesney, Terry-Soph. 108 Childers, Margaref-Jr. 84 Childrelh, Donna-Sr. 52 Chi1drefh,Wesley-Soph. 108 Chin, James-Jr. 84 Chipman, Wayne-Soph. 108, 144 Chrisfen, Helen-Jr. 84 Chrisfenson, Karen-Jr. 84, 148, 155, 173 Chrislian, Doris-Sr. 52 Chrislian, Sherril-Sr. 52, 146, 160, 161 Chrisloffersen, Brian-Soph. 108, 169 Clark, Gary-Jr. 84 Clausen, Bob-Soph. 108, 208 Clearwaler, George-Soph. 106, 108, 198 Clemenf, Daleen, Sr. 52, 155 Cline, Belle-Sr. 53 Clinkinbeard, William-Sr. 53 Close, Duane-Jr. 84 Cochran, Mark-Soph. 108, 142 Coe, Jerry-Sr. 53 Coffin, Danny-Soph, 108, 144 Coffman, Judy-Soph.108, 126 Coqhill, Danny-Soph. 108, 198 Collins, Jim-Sr. 53, 142, 145, 146 Colvin, Ron-Soph. 108, 169 Conner, Marilyn-Sr. 53 Connolly, Richard-Jr. 84, 148 Cook, Charles-Jr. 84 2 Cook, Christine-Jr. 99, 150 Cook, Dean-Sr. 53 Cook, Elgan-Sr. 53, 198 Cooper, Karen-Jr. 84, 150. 163 Cooper, Linda-SODh. 163 Cooper, Sharen-Soph. 108 Cooverf, Rulh-Sr. 53, 148, 155, 167. 237 Copley, Roger-Sr. 53 Couch, Barbara-Sr. 53, 142, 145, 146, 163 Cou11er,Terry-Jr. 84 Cowan, Wayne-Soph. 108 Cox, Janicn+Jr. 84, 170 Coy, Dee-Jr. 85 Craig, Jacque-Sr. 53 Cranslon, Don-Sr. 53, 198 Cranslon, Pal-Jr. 85, 155, 173 Crawford, Jane?-Soph. 108, 165 Crawford, John-Jr. 108, 159, 171, 174, 217, 251 Creel, Lynn-Soph. 108, 150 Crippen, Berfa MarirSoph. 108 Crofoof, Susan-Sr. 53, 163 Croucher, Bob-Sr. 53, 130 Croucher, Sandra-Jr. 85 Crowe, Joyce-Soph. 108 Crowley, Richard-Sr. 53 Crum, Sluarf-Jr. 85, 142, 158 Culberlson, Duane-ST. 54 Culp, Cynfhia-Sr. 54, 150 Cummings, Gary-Sr. 54, 158, 161, 172 Cummins, SlevewJr.. 85, 171 Cunningham, Richard-Jr. 168, 217 Cur1'is,Vance-Soph. 108 Cufshall, Kafhleen-Soph. 108, 144, 165 Dahlslrom, Bill-Jr. 85, 214 Dahlsfrorn, Jeanehle-Jr. 85, 165 Daigle, Pai-Soph. 108 Dale, Donna-Sr. 54, 170 Dallon, Henry-Soph. 108 Dames, Bill-Soph. 108, 209 Damon, Dal?Jr. 85 Darby, Bob-Soph. 85, 108, 151 Darras, Mickey-Sr. 54, 162, 163, 165, 167, 176,235 Daugherfy, Lonny-Sr. 54 Davis, Bob-Jr. 85 06 Davis, Diane-Jr. 85, 148, 165 Davis , E1ainwJr. 85, 163 Davis, Ken-Sr. 54 Davis , Kevan-Soph. 108 Davis, Lefha-Soph. 109 Davis, Lorraine-Jr. 85 Davis, Marlene-Soph. 109 Davis, Mike-Soph. 109, 214 Day, Dick-Sr. 54, 168, 251 Day, Jeaneffe-Soph. 109 Deakins, Boofh-Sr. 54, 77 Dean, Calvin-Sr. 54, 60, 148, 158, IBO, 181, 184, 192, 198, 234, 203, 236 Dean, Clyde-Soph. 109, 202 Dean, Lowell-Sr. 54, 126, 158, 181, 182. 188, 198 202, 203, 204, 205, 271 Dean, Nancy-Sr. 54, 120, 171, 176,250,274 Dell, Donna-Sr. 54, 159, 167, 239 DeLorme, Diane-lr. 85 DeLorme, John-Jr. 85 DeLorme, John-Soph. 109 DenHerder, Jan-Jr. 85, 142, 145, 146, 163, 167 Denyer, Caroline-Soph. 109, 144 Denyer, Pau1inwSr. 54, 142, 162 Denzier, Linda-Jr. 85 DePlace, John-Soph. 109, 209 DeP1ace, Mary-Sr. 54, 260 Dellushe, Devvi-Jr. 85, 173 DeWeerd, Vivian-Soph. 109, 150 Dickey, Jenny-Sr. 54, 129, 161, 170 Dickey, John-Jr. 85, 129 Dixon, Hunler-Jr. 85 Dixon, Sharon-Soph. 109 Doak, Roger-Sr. 54 Dole, Rosalie-Soph. 109, 150 Donahoo, Barbara-Sr. 54, 166, 170, 298 Donahue, Nancy-Jr. 85, 166 Donahue, Nona-Soph. 109 Douglass, Jim-Soph. 109, 240, 241, 242, 243 Dow, Harlene-Soph. 109 Dowson, Sfan-Jr. 85, 86, 159, 161, 166, 171, 174, 208, 252, 258, 268 Doyle, Jim-Sr. 54 Drew, Sfephen-Sr. 54 Drinkwafer, Colleen-Sr. 54, 163, 170 Drinkwafer, Mike-Soph. 109, 142 Dubay, Kay-Sr. 54 Fellows, Sherry-Soph. 110 Ferris, Sharon-Jr. 86 Felhersfon, Mike-Soph. 110 Fichfner, Cecelia-Sr. 57 Fields, Gary-Jr. 86, 207 Fields, Gary-Sr. 57, 130 Fields, Wayne-Jr. 86, 209 Finch, Carolyn-Jr. 86, 101, 155, 166 Finch, Huberf-Jr. 87 Finegan, Eileen-Sr. 57, 155 Fisher, John-Soph. 213 Flasher, Kafherine-Jr. 87 Flell, Mike-Jr. 169 Fonfaine, John-Jr. 87, 93, 129, 141, 142, 146, Duncan, Nancy-Soph. 109, 172,233 Dunlap, Noel-Sr. 54 Dunlevy, Pal-Jr. 85, 213 Dupray, Dixie-Soph. 109 Durkee, Ken-Sr. 54, 147, 148, 181, 192, 195, 196, 198, 199, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205 Dwyer, Darlene-Sr. 54 Dwyer, Dennis-Soph. 109 Dwyer, Thomas MikwSoph. 109 Dyche, Carol-Jr. 85 Dyke, Roger--Soph. 109 Eads, Sharon-Jr. 85 Earl, Terry-Jr. 85, 194, 198 Easfin, Lila-Jr. 85 Eafon, Scoff-Soph. 109, 198, 208, Eddy, Dan-Jr. 85, 209, 214 Edwards, Bill-Soph. 109, 151 Edwards, Carolyn-Soph. 109 Edwards, Sandra-Sr. 55, 155, 156 Eecher, Ronald-Soph. 109 Eicke1berger,Sfeve-Soph. 109 Eismann, Rosemary-Sr. 44, 45, 159, 167, 246 Ekberg, Karen-Soph. 109, 142, 159 Ekberg, Pafricia-Jr. 85 Elder, Susan-Soph. 110, I28, 159, 248 Elgin, David-Soph. 110, 158, 198 168, 169 Fonfaine, Susan-Sr. 57, 155, 167, 171, 239, 252 Forbes, Jewell-Sr. 57, 167, 168, Ford, Don-Jr. 87 Forde, Sharon-Sr. 57, 140, I42, 167 Fossen Gary-Soph. 87 Fos1er,Sharyn-Soph. 110 Foulon,Caro1-Soph. 110 Foulon, Ray-Sr. 111 Fousf, Bill-Sr. 57, 127 Fousf, Carolyn-Jr. 87, 165 Frake, James-Jr. 84, 87, 160, 172, 229 237, 248 249, 258 Francis, Charlene-Soph. 111 Franklin, Diane-Sr. 57, 134, 136, 148, 158, 166 Fraysher, Dorina-Sr. 57, 159 Fraysher, Sharon-Jr. 87, 142, 150 Frazier, Warren-Jr. 87 Froeber, Marleen-Sr. 57, 156, I70 Frohnmayer, John-Sr. 42, 44, 57, 151, 157, 161 177, 190, 198, 212, 262, 265 Frohnmayer, Mary-Jr. 87, 155, 161, 170 Funk, Gerald-Jr. 87 Funk, Sherry-Sr. 57, 150, 155, 167, 239 Funsfon, Al-Jr. 87, 198, 209 Galloway, Joanne-Jr. 87 Elkins, Ar?-Jr, 86 Elliof, Roberf-Jr. as, 142, 145, 146 Ellis, Kathy-Sr. 55 Ellis, Susan-Jr. 86 Ellis, WaynwSr. 55 Ells, Minda-Soph. 110, 150 Elmgren, David-Soph. 198, 214 Elrod, Sandra-Jr. 86, 141, 142, 145, 146 Elzea, Teresa-Sr. 55, 156, 163 Emmerick, Karen-Jr. 56 Emmons, James-Jr. 86 Enders, Tanya-Sr. 56, 148, 155, 157, I76, 245 Enders, Vickey-Soph. 110, 158, 172 Erickson, Sharon-Jr. 86, 163, 165 Ernesr, Marilyn-Jr. 86, 158 Eskew, Elyse-Jr. 86 Esfelle, Eric-Soph. 110 Evans, YvonnwSoph. 110, 162 Evanson Jim-Jr. 86 Evernham, Diane-Soph. 144 Evernham, Janice-Sr. 56, 142, 145, 146, 159, I67, 239, 269 Ewaldson, Eric-Jr. 86, 142, 145, 171, 172, 264 Fagone, Sam-Soph. 110 Falk, Gordon-Jr. 86 Fariss, Sandra-Jr. 86, 150, 165 Farrier, Mikr-Sr. 56 Farris, Darrell-Sr. 56, 161, 171 Farsfer, Kris-Soph. 110, 125 Farsfer, SuewSr. 56 Faughf, Julie-Jr. 86, 102, 141, 142, 145, 158, 166 Faulkerson,Caro1-Soph. 110 Faulkerson, Judy-Sr. 57 Fawceff, John-Jr. 86 Fel1ige,Connie-Soph. 110 Felkner, Doris-Soph. 110 Fellows, Kay-Sr. 57, 150 Gandee, Ron-Soph. 111, 198, 209 Grandf, Julie-Jr. 87, 146, 148, 158, 170 Gannon, Mike-Soph. 111, 161, 165, 175 Gardner, Mike-Sr. 57, 160, 161, 173 Garner, Carol-Soph. Ill Garner, Susan-Soph. 111, 142, 158 Garren, Paul-Soph. 111, 198, 209 Garreff, Geary-Jr. 87 Gasfer, Dennis-Soph. 111 Gasfineau, Jerry-Jr. 42, 80, 87, 171, 174, 208252 Gasfineau, Sunny-Soph. 111, 158, 163 Gales, Becky-Jr. 87, 150, 158 Gaulf, Jim-Soph. 111, 142 Gebhard, Beverly-Jr. 87, 155 Gemaelich, Jeanne-Jr. 87 Gibbel, Kafhy-Jr. er, iss, iss Gidney, Cecile-Sr. 57, 260 Giem, Jerry-Jr. 87 Gier, Nick-Soph. 111 Gifford, Marfha-Soph. 111 Gifford, Mike-Jr. 87, I42, 145 Gilberf, Paggy-Sr. 166 Gilkinson, Pam-Jr. 87, 141, 142, 145, 148, 176,177 Gillispie, Max-Soph. III Gilman, Dan-Sr. 57 Glenn, Frank-Sr. 57 Glenn, Gary-Soph. 111 Glenn, Glenda-Jr. 87, 155 Goddard, Dean-Sr. 42, 57, 137, 157, 172, 174,233 Goldschmidf, Donald-Soph. 111 Golfz, Palricia-Soph. 111, 146 Good, Margie-Sr. 57, 165, 166, 176, 237, 284 Goodman, Mark-Jr. 87, 142, 145, 146, Goodnighf, Nancy-Soph. 111 Goodwin, Roberf-Sr. 57, 169 Gordon, Barbara-Sr. 57, 167, 169, 171 Gordon, Dick-Jr. 87, 198, 213, 254 Gorr, Charles-Sr. 58, 146, 170 Goss, Carolyn-Jr. 87 Goucher, Max-Sr. 58, 220 Gou1d,Jim-Jr. 87 Graham, Ed-Sr. 58, 69, 135, 142, 145 Graham, Frank-Soph. 111, 134, 152, 174 Granger, Donna-Sr. 58, 155, 170 Graves, Roy-Soph. 111, 198, 209 Green, Sue-Soph. 111 Gregory, Joel-Soph. 111, 148, 160, 161, 240 Griffin, Joe-Soph. 111, 198, 213 Griffin, Julie-Jr, 87, 127 Griffin, Richard-Soph. 111 Griffith, Dave-Jr. 208 Griffifh, Diane-Sr. 58, 156, 168, 170 Griggs, Leonard-Sr. 58, 192, 196, 198, 199, 210 Grissom, Tommy-Jr. 87 Gross, Sandra-Sr. 58, 170, 253 Guches, David-Soph. 111 Guches, Douglas-Sr. 58 Guches, Merl-Soph. 111, 131, 142, 233 Guinoffe, Gailya-Sr. 58, 146, 170 Gunn, Larry-Jr. 209 Gunfer, Tom-Jr. 87 Gurney, LaMora-Soph. 111 Gwinn, Joe-Soph. 111 Haas, Jerome-Sopl-1. 111 Hackelf. James-Jr. 87 Had1ey,Mark-Soph. 111 Hageman, Darrell-Jr. 88, 99, 215 Hagle, Phyllis-Sr. 58, 141, 142, 145 146 Hale, Randy-Soph. 111 Hall, Bill-Jr. 58, 88 Hall, Ken-Sr. 58, 129, 148, 255, 256 Hall, Nixon-Sr. 58 Hall, Susan-Soph. Ill, 165, 166, 172 Hamilfon, Roberl'-Sr. 42, 58, 221, 265 Hamlin, John-Jr. 88, 163, 169, 171,211 Hammack, Larry-Jr. 78, 88, 169, 208 Hammond, Dennis-Sr. 58 Hannaford, 8111-Jr. 88, 144, 146, 169 Harberl, Eloise-Sr. 59, 141, 142, 145, 146, 159 167, 173, 239 Harbison, Joan-Sr. 59, 155, 163, 171 Harbour, Vena-Soph. 111 Hard, Bonifa-Soph. 111, 144 Hard, William-Soph. 111, 144 Harper, Judy-Jr. aa, 142, 145, 146, 158, iss Harper, Lois-Soph. 111, 128 Harris, Mary Kay-Jr. 45, 78, 88, 145, 155, 166, 170, 216, 220, 221, 252 Harris, Roger-Jr. 88 Harvey, Eugene-Sr. 59, 148 Harwood, Marilyn-Soph. 111, 142, 146, 165 Hawkins, Joyce-Sr. 59, 136 Hawkins, Zoe Ann-Jr. 88 Hay, John-Soph. 111, 144 Hay, Linda-Soph. 111 Hayse, Jean-Jr. 88, 150 Heafh, Mary Jo-Jr. 88 Hedrick, Bill-Jr. 89 Heide, Roberf-Soph. Ill, I42, 145, 146, I-is Heideman, Jean-Jr. 88, 165 Heidemann, Sandra-Sr. 59, 156, 170 Hein, Mary Ann-Soph. 111 Helfon, Gary-Jr. 88 Henderson, Dennis-Soph. 111 Henderson, Kafhleen-Jr. 88 Hendrickson, Carl-Soph. 111 Hendrickson, Sharon-Soph. 111 Henson, Bonnie-Soph. lll Henson, Jim-Soph. 111, 148, 250 Henson, Joyce+Sr. 59, 159 Herfager, Jo Dell-Soph. 111, 140, I42, 236 Herfager, Sfephanie-Jr. 89, 140, 142, I67, 234 Hess, Linda-Jr. 89, 99, 102, 142, 145, 146 Heyerman, Bill--Soph. 111, 198, 212 307 1-lialf, Diana-Soph. 111 Higgins, Bob-Sr. 59 Higgins, Mike-Soph. 111, 248 High1and,Charlene-Sr. 59, 148, 170 Hill, Bruce-Sr. 213, 296 Hill, Inez-Jr. 89 Hillesfead, Chrisfine-Sr. 59, 142, 148 Hines, Loreffa-Jr. 89 Hinkle, Sara-Jr. 89, 159 Hinman, Nancy-Jr. 78, 80, 89, 148, 155, 166 Hinfon, Faye-Jr. 89, 128 Hiser, Dean-Jr. 89, 142 Hifi, Carolyn-Jr. 89, 155 Hiffle, Diane-Soph. 111 Hobbs, Bill-Jr. 89, 198 Hobbs, Sianley-Jr, 89, 209 Hockersmifh, Roger-Soph. 111, 142,171 Hodge, Beafrice-Soph. 111, 144, 165 Hofmann, David-Soph. 111 Hogan, Judifh-Soph. 111,165 Hogenson, Bob-Soph. 111, 142, 145 1-logue, Bill-Soph. 209 Hogue, Ray-Soph. 111, 142 Hohensee, John-Sr. 59 Hollis, Linda-Jr. 89 Holmes, Harold-Sr. 59, 161, 171, 216, 217 Holmes, JoAnne-Jr. 112, 166 Holsirorn, JoAnn-Jr, 101, 163, 165 Holf, Barry-Sr. 131 Holi, Charles-Jr. 89, 197, 198, 209, 217 Hood, Mike-Jr. 89, 148, 189, 193, 195, 198, 217 Hooker, Herberf-Jr, 89, 131 Hooper, Judy-Jr. 89 Hoofs, Sieve-Jr. 89, 217 Hopkins, Shirley-Jr. 86, 89, 102, 142, 145, 146, 167, 218 Hodon, Erwin-Jr. 89, 215 Hor+on, Warren-Sr. 59, 213 House, Ari'-Jr. 89, 148 Housel, Mary Befh-Sr. 76, 142, 145 Hovey, Alberl'-Soph. 112, 142 James, John-Jr. 90, 169, 171, 197 198 Janzen, Kenneth-Soph. 112 Jarman, Jerry-Jr. 90 Jarvis, Judy-Jr. 90, 158 Jasman, Donna-Sr. 60, 163, 170 Jenkins, David-Jr. 90 Jenks, Norma-Soph. 112 Jennings, Elaine-Sr. 42, 60, 142, 145, 157, 172, 176 Jennings, Lance-Jr. 90, 137, 142, 145, 146, 159 Jennings, Marla-Jr. 90 Jenny, Mary-Sr. 60 Jensen, Dennis-Sr. 60, 193, 198, 236 Jensen, Jon-Soph. 112, 144 Jensen, Kennefh-Sr. 60, 125, 181, 182 Jerue,Caro1-Soph. 112 Jeweff, Sandra-Jr. 90, 159, 167, 170 Johnson, David-Sr. 60 Johnson, Delberf-Jr. 216 Johnson, Donna-Sooh. 112, 151 Johnson, Gary-Jr. 90, 131 Johnson, Georgia-Soph. 112 Johnson, Gloria-Soph. 168 Johnson, Judy-Jr. 91, 150, 166, 172 Johnson, Kenny-Sr. 127 Johnson, Linda-Soph. 112 Johnson, Paul-Jr. 91 Johnson, Pauline-Jr. 91 Johnson, Rila-Jr. 91, 158 1ohns1'on, Darrell-Jr. 215 Johnsion, Tim-5oph.l12 Johns1'on,Jim-Sr. 60, 198 Johnsfon, JoAnne-Soph. 106, 118 Johnsfon , Joyce-Soph. 112 203, 206 Johnslon, Mike-Jr. 91, 138, 142, 145, 146 Jonason, A1icewSoph. 112, 150 Jones, Dudley-Sr. 60, 171 Jones, Janefte-Soph. 112, 145, 165 Jones, Judy-Soph. 112 Jones, Larry-Jr. 91, 171 Jones, Monfe-Soph. 112, 198, 209 Jones, Roberl-Sr. 60, 212 Howard, Elizabefh-Sr. 59 Howe, Carol-Soph. 112 Howe, Linda-Sr. 59, 155, 173 Howe, Rex-Soph. 112 Hoxworfh, LanwJr. 89, 217 Hubler, Sieve-Soph. 112 Huckaba , Nancy-Soph. 112 1-luckaba, Richard-Jr. 89 Huerners, Janei-Jr. 89 Huffman Kay-Jr. 112 Huffman, Sharon-Jr. 90, 148, 155, 165, 166, 170 Huffman Wally-Soph. 112, 148 Hull, Deanna-Sr. 59, 156, 163, 166, 170, 175 Humphery, John-Jr. 90 Humphreys, Phil-Jr, 90, 171, 196, 198, 208, 258 Hunf, Darlene-Sr. 90, 172 Hunf, Melvin-Soph. 112 Hunfeman, Don-Jr. 90, 172 Hunter, Diana-Jr. 90, 148, 170 Hunier, Linda-Sr. 60 Huson, Darelyn-Soph. 112, 142 Hussong, Donna-Jr. 90, 142, 145, 171 Hu1cheson,Hershel-Soph. 112 Huffon, Sandra-Sr. 60 lnglin, ThereswSr, 12, 42, 45, 60, 66, 148, 155, 160, 161, 237 Irving, David-Soph. 112, 159, 208 lsaacs, Sieve-Soph. 112 Jackson, Dave-Soph. 112 Jackson, Warren-Jr, 90 Jacobs, Esfher-Sr. 60, 167, 249 Jacobs, Lenore-Soph. 112, 146, 166 Jacobsen, Diane-Jr. 90, 159, 162, 166, 170 Jahn, Julie-Jr. 90, 150, 170 James, Jeannine-Sr. 46, 60, 158, 162, 166, 220, 221, 247, 250, 274 308 Jordan, David-Soph. 112 Jordan, Jerry-Jr. 91 Jore, Dianna-Soph. 112 Joyce, Jack-Sr. 60, 216, 217 Kamody, John-Jr. 91, 235 Keevei-,,Jean-Sr. 61 Keiih, Fred-Soph. 112, 214 Keifh, Larry-Soph. 112 Keifh, Peggy-Sr. 61, 155 Keller, Joe-Soph. 112, 144, 209 Kellow, Laurene-Jr. 91, 173 Kelly, Jane?-Soph. 112, 144 Kelsoe, Roger-Jr, 91, 101, 169 Kengla, Dick-Sr. 61 Kennedy, Ken-Jr, 91 Kennedy, Paf-Soph. 112 Kenneff, Howard-Sr. 59, 61, 148, 161 Kenneff, Jean-Soph. 112 Kent, Carolyn-Soph, 112 Kibler, Jo Ann-Soph. 112 Kieff, Carolyn-Soph, 112 Kime, Nancy-Soph. 112 King, Bob-Jr. 91 King, Karen-Soph. Kingsley, Vicloria-Jr. 91, 160, 161 Kingslien, Jo Ann-Soph. 112, 158 Kinkle, Dorolhy-Jr. 91 Kinney, Lynn-Soph. 112 Kirkpalrick, Melvin-Sr. 61 K1a11', Sandra-Soph. 112, 168 Knapp Leon-Sr. 61, 212 Knapp Linda-Sr. 61 Knight, Lynn-Sr. 61. 148, 193. 198. 214. 255 Knsghf, Sharon-Sr. 61. 257 Kniqhfs, Richard-SOD11. 112. 148. 193 Knoll, Carolyn-Soph. 112 Knope, Jeff-Soph. 112 Knorr, Bill-Sr. 61 Knudsen, Sam-Jr. 91, 161. 165. 198 Koellner, Eric-Soph. 113, 198 Konopasek, Ray-Sr. 42, 44, 48, 61. 74. 148 181, 191, 198,215,224 Kosflin, Reinharf-Sr. 42, 61, 66, 160, 161 165, 198, 229, 233, 235, 231, 237 Kreischer, Befly-Sr, 61 Kreischer, Rose-Jr. 91, 127 Kridler, Cheryl-Sr. 62 Kubalek, Jim-Soph. 113, 142 Kunkel, Deanna-Soph. 113, 162, 166 Kurz, Barbara-Soph. 113 Kuyper, Linda-Sr. 62 Kyer, Chuck--Soph. 113 Kyker, Beffy-Jr. 91, 93, 146, 155, 165 Lacy, Jim-Sr. 42, 44, 62, 141, 142, 145, 148, 166, 221, 246, 249, 25.3, 262, 271 Lacy, John-Sr. 42, 43, 62, 124, 141, 142, 145, 148. 161, 176, 221, 245 Laing, Sharon-Sr. 62, 140, 141, 142, 167, 236, 260 Lake, Melinda-Jr. 91 Lake, Val-Sr. 62 Lalum, Lynne-Jr. 91 Lamberf, Judy-Sr. 62, 160, 170, 173, 176, 177, 231, 247, 265 Lamberf, Sherie-Soph. 113, 158, 172 Lamp Clarence-Soph. 113 Landers, John-Jr. 91, 151 Lane, Cherie Ann-Soph. 113 Lane, Gene-Jr. 91, 144, 151 Lane, Harold-Soph. 113, 144 Langley, Terry-Soph. 113 Lanfz, Gene-Jr. 91 Kliever, Doug-Sr. 42, 48, 61, 137, 167, 232, 263 Klinefeller, Larry-Jr. 91 Klukkeri, John-Sr. 61 Klukkerf, Vicfor-Soph. 112 Klym, Marlene-Soph. 150 Knapp, Bonnie-Soph. 112 Large, Ralph-Sr. 62 Larimer, Kaihy-Sr. 62, 166, 170 Larimer, Linda-Jr. 91 Larson, Sharon-Jr. 91 Larson, Virginia-Jr. 91 Latham, Julie-Soph. 113, 146, 150. Lafham, LynnAnn-Sr. 62, 146, 158, Laurence, Craig-Soph. 113, 208 Laurence, James-Sr. 62 Lawson, De-Soph. 113, 148, 252 Lea, Larry-Sr. 62, 168, 247 Leaverfon, 1lon11r. 91 Lee, Walter-Soph. 113 Lees, Barbarawlr. 91 LeFaive, Joe-Jr, 91, 215 Leffler, Clarence-Soph. 113, 209 Lemings, Leonard-Jr. 91 Lenz, Beverly-Jr. 91 Leon, Joyce-Soph. 113, 150, 165 Lessner, Cheryl-Jr. 91 Lesfer, Barbara-Sr. 62, 163 Lewis, Dar1enePSr. 62 159 169 Lewis, Diane-Jr. 91, 160, 161, 170, 173. 176, 177 Lewis, Sheryl-Soph. 113, 158 Lilly, Donna-Soph. 113 Lindeman, Berf-Sr. 62, 198, 214 Lindemann, GeorgeHSr. 40, 63, 191, 198 Lindsay, Don-Soph. 113 Lingren, Nick-Jr. 92, 158, 212 Linn, Cheryl-Soph., 113, 150 Linn, Penny-Sr. 63, iss, 169, 170, 171, 252, 266. 269 Li111e, Larry-wlr. 92 Li111e, Larry-Soph. 113 Livesay, Barry-Jr. 92, 151 Lobdell, Ralphwr. 92, 148, 159 Long, Ben-Soph. 113, 208 Lorish, Fred-Jr. 92, 159, 171 174 198, 217, 250 Lowe, Elaine-Jr. 92 Lowery, Garlan-Sr. 63, 168 Lowery, Russell-Soph. 113 Lowry, Bonnie-Soph. 45, 106, 113, 158 Lowry, David-Soph. 113 Lowry, Linda-Sr. 58, 63, 155, 158, 161, 170, 173 175, 176, 240, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 265 Lowry, Lucille-Sr. 63, 148, 155, 157, 170, 173, 175, 256, 260, 261 Luchlerhand, Carl-Jr. 92 Lundgren, Dennis-Sr. 63, 163 Lundquisf, Dave-Jr. 92, 148, 166 Lulher, Midi-Soph. 113 Lyon, Sharron-Jr. 92, I55, 167 MacManama. Ann-Sr. 249 McBe+1'1, Rila-Sr. 63, I60, 161, 249 McCay, Kalhie-Sr. 63, 148, 155 McC1eary, Jay-Soph. 113 McCo1lom, Margaret-Soph. 113, 150 McCorkle, Kalherine-Jr. 92 McCormack, Charles-Soph. 113, 198 McCormack, James-Sr. 63, 249 McCormick, Barbara-Jr 92, 220 McCullough, Michael-Soph. 106, 113 McCurdy, Don-Sr. 63, 157, 171 McDonald, Scolf-Soph. 113 McDowell, Larry-Jr. 92, 209, McDuf1ee, Anne--Sr. 63, 142, 145 173, 272 McDuffie, JoDewJr. 80, 92, 155, 163 McFadden, EugeneSr. 63 McGrew, Eddie-Sr. 92 McGin'fy, Edward-Jr. 113 McGuire, Kafhleen-Soph. 113 , 198 160, 165, Mclnfyre, Bob-Jr. 92, 158, 163, 169, 171 208 McKee, Roberl-Jr. 92, 215 McKinley, John-Jr. 92, 148, 158, 217 McKnighf, Bob-Sr. 63 McLaughlin, Nancy-Soph. 113 McLaughlin, Pal-Sr. 42, si, sa, 181, ies 191 198, 215, 253, 254, 255, 263, 270, 271 McMahan, Ken-Soph. 113 McNabb, Barbara-Jr. 92 McNair, Chuck-Soph, 106, 113, 198, 244 267 McOuigg, Gene-Jr. 92 McVay, Carol-Sr, 64, 163 Mack, Henry-Soph. 113 Maddux, Mike-Soph. 114 Malone, Sheri-Sr. 64 Manning, Bill-Jr. 92, 213 Marchanl, Larry-Soph. 114 Marin, Glen-Sr. 64, 142, 145, 171 Marsh, Alger-Soph. 114, 144 Marsh, Merrie-Jr. 92, 150 Marshall, Carol-Jr. 130 Marlin, Doyle-Jr. 92, 130, 214 Marlin, Hiram-Soph. 114, 142, 209 Marfin, James-Soph, 144 Marlin, Judy-Jr. 92, 155 Marlin, Ronda-Jr. 92, 155, 163, 165 Marlin, Sarah-Jr. 92 Mar1in,Sheryl-Soph, 114 Marlin, Wal1acfkSr. 64, 151 Ma1heny,Judy-Sr. 64, 132, 157 Mafheus, Janice-Sr. 64, 158 Mafhey, Julie-Sr. 64, 159, 160, 161, 170, 171 Maflhews, Anne-Sr. 64, 65, 146, 157, 159, 161, 171, 232, 233, 239, 251, Maxson, Gary-Jr. 93, 269 Maxson, Judy-Soph. 114 Maxson, Nancy-Soph. 114 Mayfield, Karen--Jr. 93, 102, 148 Maynard, Beverly-Sr. 64 Mears, Nicki-Jr. 93, 155, 161, 165 Medcalf, Linda-Jr. 93, 162, 173 Medlin, Margarel-Sr. 64, 140, 141, 142 145 146, 157, 159, 160, 161, 166, 171, 172,253 Mee, Jackie-Sr, 64, 155, 262 Mee, Ronald-Sr. 64, 132 Meier, Grelchen-Soph. 114, 158 Melurn, Diane-Jr. 93 Mencke, Carolyn-Sr. 42, 64, 137, 148, 155, 157 160, 170, 172, 176, 232, 262, 263 Mercer, Alfred-Soph. 114 Merrifield, Lana-Soph. 114 Melhvin, Pal-Soph. 114, 150 Middlekauf1,Ric-Sr. 64 160 161 171 Milhoan, Vic-Soph. 1141 I I Miller, Barbara-Sr. 64 Miller, Craig-Jr. 90, 93, 171, 217 Nalhan, Dian-eSop11. 115 Nalhan, Judi-Jr. 94, 165 Neal, Bill-Jr. 94 Neal Lynnda-Sr. 66 Neel, Janice-Soph. 115, 167 Neeley, Ron-Soph. 115 Neese, Dianna-Soph. 115 Neff, Shirley-Sr. 66 Neill, Karlene-Soph. 115, 142, 146 Nelson, Alberla-Jr. 94 Nelson, Annerle-Jr. 94 Nelson, Gary-Jr. 215 Nelson, Janice-Jr. 94, 146, 159 Nelson, Ken-Sr. 136 Nelson, Linda-Jr, 94, 167 Miller, Connie-Soph. 114 Miller, DoniSoph. 114 Miller, Darrell M.-Sr. 55, 64, 157, 171, 203, 212 Miller, Darrell W.-Sr. 64, 142, 145 Miller, Donna-Sr. 64, 156, 170 Miller, Gordon-Jr. 93, 174 Miller, James-Soph. 114 Miller, Jean-Soph. 114, 146 Miller, JoCaro1-Soph. 114 Miller, Kay-Soph. 114, 165 Miller, Kennelh-Sr. 64, 157 Miller, Linda-Sr. 64, 166, 177, 232 Miller, Mike-Soph. 114, 159, 198 Miller, Rifa-Sr. 64, 148, 155, 156, 166 Miller, Sharwyn-Soph. 114, 165 Milligan, Rufh-Soph. 114, 172 Mills, William-Jr. 93, 151, 171 Mills, Wyllaio-Soph. 114 Milne, Gary-Sr. 64, 229, 263, 271 Milne, Mary-Soph. 114, 142, 145, 146 Minneci, Sieve-Soph. 114 Minor, Misek, Mifchell, Barbara-Soph. 114, 144 Barbara-Soph, 114 David-Jr. 93, 174 Mix, Lynor-Jr. 93 Mocabee, Karen-Jr. 93, 134, 159, 170 , 198, 209 Mohr, Diane-Sr. 42, 64, 133, 157, 176, 221, 232 248, 249 Moir, Margie-Soph. 115, 165 Monroe, Mike-Jr. 93, 157, 158, 169, 171, 198, 212 213 Monlgomery, Ellen-Soph. 115, 158 Moore, Colleen Rae-Soph. 115 Moore, Gerald-Soph. 115 Moore, Linda-Jr. 93 Moore, Mary Louise-Sr. 64, 146 Moore, Mike-Sr. 131 Moore, Paul-Sr. 46, 64, 134, 148, 151, 157, 176, 216, 277 Morqan, Dick-Jr. 93 Morgan, Dick-Sr. 65 Morgan, Ellen-..1r. 93 Morlan, Karen-Sr. 45, 65, 103, 148, 155, 158, 170, 272 Morlan, Linda-Jr. 94, 127, 148, 155, 170 Morris Morris David-Sr. 65 Ken-Soph. 115 Morris, Mike-Soph. 119, 208 Morris, Phil-Jr. 94 Morrisey, Mike-Sr. 65 Morlon, Barbara-Jr. 94, 165 Moyer, Billie-Sr. 65 Moyer, Ward-Jr, 94 Muir, Larry-Soph. 115 Music, Evereff-Jr. 94, 131 Myers, Barbara-Soph. 115, 142, 145, 146, 158 Myers, Diana-Soph. 115 Myer, Gary-Jr. 94 Myer, Pal-Soph. 115 Myers, Ronald-Jr. 94 Myhre, Jane?-Sr. 66 Nahss, David-Soph. 115, 128 Nelson, Mike-Jr. 171 Nelson, Pal-Sr. 66, 156 Neuman, Larry-Jr. 94 Newbry, Pal-Sr. 66, 163, 170, 171, 265 Newman, Dorofhy-Jr. 95 Nicodemas, Rex-Soph. 115, 148 Niedermeyer, Bruce-Soph. 115 Niedermeyer, Jerry-Soph. 115 Nixon, Joe--Sr. 67, 135, 136 Noble, Micke-Sr. 67, 155, 173 Nordsfrom, Diana-Soph. 115 Nored, LarryHSr. 67 Norris, Gayle-Sr. 67 Norris, Heafher-Sr. 67, 155, 156, 163, 170, 176 Norris, John-Sr. 67, 161, 171 Norfon, Judy-Soph. 115, 144 Novak, Palricia-Sri 64, 171 Nullon, Dean-Soph. 115, 144 Oakes, Karen-Sr. 64 O'Connors, Sharon-Sr. 67, 159, 266, 268 O'Connors, Terry-Soph. 115 Offord, Gene-Soph. 95, 115, 211 Ogden, Doris-Jr. 95, 253 Ogle, Richard-Jr. 95, 158 Oldham, Elgia-Jr. 95 Oleson, Carol-Jr. 95, 168, 235 Olson, Bob-Soph. 115 Olson, Garry-Soph. 115, 125 Olson, Henry-Sr. 48, 67, 125, 157, 158, 171, 203, 271 Olson, Joy-Sr. 67, 176, 177, 226, 227, 236 Olson, Larry-Soph. 115 Olson, Norm-Soph. 115, 198 Olson, Rifa-Soph. 115 O'Nei1l, Milfon-Soph. 115, 144 Orr, Connie-Sr. 67, 128, 175, 240 Orr, Dick-Sr. 67, 144, 254, 255 Osborn, Jim-Jr. 95, 171 O'Su1livan, Terry-Jr. 95, 198, 209 Otis, Laura-Sr. 67 O1'lornan,Valerie-Sr. 67, 142, 145, 146, 158, 166 Owen, Claudia-Soph. 115 150 Owens, April-Jr. 95 Owens, Bill-Soph. 115, 209 Owens, Maryann-Jr. 95 Pace, Edonna-Jr. 249 Paddock, Doug-Sr. 67, 158, 181, 213 Parke, Warren-Jr. 95, 194, 198 Parker, Dianna-Soph. 115 Parlier, Pal-Jr. 95, 158, 161, 170 Parson, Marion-Sr. 48, 67, 158, 248 Parson, MikwSr. 67, 157, 181, 182, 183 Paschke, Ken-Soph. 115, 142 Palch, Marilee-Sr. 67, 155, 157, 171, 235, 269, 290 Palch, Rosalila-Jr. 95, 142, 145, 146, 159, 171 Pale, Mary-Jr. 67 Pafhman, Gordon-Sr. 67, 194, 198 Paulazzo, Cheree-Soph. 115 Paulsen, Connie-Sr. 67, 142, 145 Payne, Royce-Soph. 115, 158, 163 Pearson, Joyce-Sr. 67, 155, 256 309 Peebler, Jac1-Soph. 115 Peebler, Linda-Sr. 67, 155, 170 Peek, Kenneth-Jr. 93, 95, 171, 175, 243 Perreard, YvonnwSoph. 115, 165 Peters, Charles-Soph. 115, 146 Peters, Leland-Jr. 95 Peterson, Carole-Jr. 95, 165, 166 Peterson, Dale-Jr. 95, 174, 252 Peterson, Lynn-Soph. IIS, 142 Peterson, Mary-Jr. 95 Peterson, Richard-Sr. 67, 157, 171 Pheister, Sandy-Soph. 115, 165 Phelan, Carol-Jr. 95, 165 Phillips, Jackson-Jr. 95 Phillips, Mike-Jr. 42, 80, 94, 95, 171, 172, 217 Phillips, Penelope-Jr. 95, 162 Pielaet, Nellie-Jr. 95, 163 Pierce, Edward Bert-Jr. 95 Pierce, John-Jr. 83, 96, 198 Plankenhorn, Larry-Soph. 115, 208 Plantz, Jerry-Jr. 96 Pletsch, Jean-Sr. 68, 128, 141, 142, 145, 146, 150, I66, 176 Pleyer, Evelyn-Soph. IIS, 165 Poling, Larry-Jr. 213 Pool, Jim-Sr. 68, 124, 240 Porter, Jeff-Sr. 68 Potter, Judy-Sr. 68, 157, 158, 160, 161, 166, 170, 248, 300 Potter, Marsha-Soph. 115 Potucheck, Cheryl-Soph. 115 Powell, Mary-Soph. 115 Powers, Sandra-Sr. 68 Prather, Delores-Soph. 115 Prentice, Chris-Jr. 96, 148, 158, 166 Preston, Margo-Sr. 68, 132, 157, 173 Price, Wilma-Soph. I5 Pritchard, Mike-Soph. 115 Pritchard, Sherrie?Jr. 96, 165 Prough, DeVonnc-HSoph. IIS Pruitt, Rosalie-Jr. 96, ISO Pugmire, Denny-Sr. 76, 158, 171,209 Pyle, Ron-Jr. 96 Quinney, Bud-Sr. 68, 171 Quinney, Robert-Jr. 96, 171, 181, 183, 197, 198 202, 207, 208 Ouitt, Gilbert-Soph. IIS Ragsdale, Dick-Jr. 96, 147, 169, 171, 181, 183, 195, 198, 203, 204, 207 Railton, Joe-Jr. 96, 161, 217, 248 Randles, Jim-Jr. 96, 142, 145, 176, 177, 213, 226, 236, 282 Randles, Rosiland-Sr. 42, 68, 148, 155, 170, 262 Ranney, Sharon-Jr. 96, 163 Rasmussen, Faye-Soph. 115, 158 Rawlings, Hazel-Sr. 68, ISO, 158 Rawlings, Neva-Jr. 96, 142 Rawstern, Rosemary-Sr. 68 Ray, Roy-Soph. IIS, ISI Ray, Steven-Soph. 115, 198 Reeves, Hope-Soph. 115, 156 Reich, Mike-Sr. 68, 245 Reich, Sandra-Soph. IIS Reichers, Robert-Soph. 116 Reid, Carolyn-Sr. 68, ISS Relling, Kathy-Sr. 68, ISS Renner, Norman-Soph. 104, II6, 208 Reule, Salli-Jr. 96, 166, 168, 170 Reule, Susan-Sr. 68, 156, I70, 249 Rhinsburg, Gary-Jr. 96 Richardson, Jack-Soph. 116, 213, 151 Ripfl, Rosalinde-Sr. 68, 150, 170 Risley, Elaine-Jr. 96 Ritchey, Anita-Soph. 116, 162 Rix, Bob-Jr. 97, 198, 209, 221 Roberson, Ronald-Sr. 69 Robbins, Judy-Sr. 69 310 Robbins, Nola-Soph. 144 Roberts, Charlotte-Soph. 116, ISO Roberts, Diana-Jr. 97 Robert, Richard-Soph. 116 Robertson, Douglas-Soph. 116, 209 Robertson, Russell-Soph. 209 Robinson, Craig-Sr. 69 Robinson, Janice-Jr. 97, 150 Rode, Matt-Sr. 69, 171, 232, 288 Roelfs, Joyce-Jr. 97, 148, ISS Roias, Ann-Soph. 116 Roias, Bob-Jr. 97, 130 Roohr, David-Soph. 116 Roohr, JoAn-Sr. 69 Rosenberger, Russell-Sr. 69 Ross, Bill-Jr. 97, 214 Ross, Carolyn-Jr. 97 Rowan, Rebecca-Jr. 97, 148 Ruhl, Arthur-Jr. 97, 130, 213 Ruhl, Kay Lee-Sr. 69, 148, ISS, 159, 170 RunneI,Jac1cie-Soph. 116 Rupert, Laura-Soph. 116, 162, 165 Rupp, Bill-Jr. 86, 97, 148, 176, 177, 226, 23 Russell, Deanna-Sr. 69, 141, 142, 145 Russell, Thomas-Jr. 97 Ruth, Helen-Sr. 69 69, 168, 251, 280 69, 158, 161, 166 Ryan, Terry-Sr. Ryn, Dav4kSr. Sacchi, Ken-Sr. 215 Satley, Gordon-Sr. 69, 216, 217 Saltmarsh, Curt-Sr. 69 Sampert, Penny-Sr. 69, 159, 168 Sample, Linnie-Soph. 116 Samuelson, Linda-Jr. 97, 148, 158, 162, 170 Sanborn, Martah-Jr. 97, 150, 155 Sanger, James-Soph. 116 Sanner, Sandy-Sr. 40, 69, 157, 159, 166, 176 252, 260, 268, 269 Sartin, Charles-Jr. 97, 215 Sartin, Verlene-Jr. 97, 163 Sather, Christine-Sr. 70, 161, 170 Satterfield, Cassancra-Soph. 116 Satterfield, Mary-Jr. 84, 97, 166 Satterfield, May-Jr. 84, 97, I66, 168 Satterfield, Shirley-Sr. 70, 148, 173, 17S Saunders, Richard-Jr. 215 Scheel, Stanley-Jr. 97 Schmidt, James-Jr. 97, 158, 198 Schloe, Jackie-Sr. 70 Schrein, Adele-Soph. 116 Schroder, Gordon-Soph. 116,208 Schroeder, Richard-Sr. 70, 132 SCl1r0 Schru eder, Robert-Soph. 116 ggs, Barry-Jr. 97 Schruqgs, Larry-Jr, 97, 173 Schulz, Leo-Sr. 70 Schwieger, Carol-Jr. 97 Selby, Karalee-Sr. 70, 136, 155, 162, I70, 272 Selleck, Jerry-Sr. 70, 130 Semple, Sandra-Sr. 70, 76, 150, 177, 226 Semple, Tom-Soph. 116 Serry, Dave-Soph. 116 Setty, Monica-Sr, 70, 155, 161 Severson, Lewis,-Jr. 97 Shafer, Howard-Jr. 101, 171 Shaw, Barbara-Sr. 70, 161, 170 Shaw, Charles-Jr. 97 Shaw, James-Soph. 116 Shaw, Shaw, James-Sr. 70, 220 John-Sr. 70, 171, 215, 232 Shephard, Deanna-Soph. II6, 168 Sheppard, Linda-Sr. 70 Sheppard, Marilyn-Jr. 98, 142, 145, 173 Shivley, Theresa-Soph. 116 Shoemaker, Jack-Sr. 70 Shreeve, George-Soph. 116 Shroyer, June-Jr, 98, 158 2 Shugart, Sandra-Soph. 116 Shuler, Tom-Sr. 71 Shults, Jerry-Sr. 71, 203, 204, 205. 207 Shurtleff, Nona-sarah 116. 158 Sieg, Carl-Sr. 70 Sieg, Danny-Jr. 98, 189, 195, 193. 203 Silva, Gary-Sr. 71 Simcox, Karen-Jr. 98, 155 Simons, Jim-Sr. 71 Simmons, Nancy--Soph. 116. 144 Simmons, Sharon-Jr. 98, 165 Simmons Simpson, Jo Ann-Soph. 116 Simpson, Martah-Jr. 98, 142, 158, 168, 161, 172 Simpson, Theresa-Sr. 71, 163 Sims, Judy-Jr. 98, ISS, 172, 173 Sisco, Beverly-Soph. 116 Six, Teresa-Soph. 116 Skelton, Jacquelyn-Sr. 42, 71, 176, 177, 226, 288 Slater, Carol-Sr. 71, I46, 159, 166, 170 Slessler, Linda-Sr. 42, 45, 103, 122, 148, 155, 158 ,Terry-Sr. 71, 146 170, 245 Smith, Albert-Soph. 116, 208 Smith, Deloros-Soph. II6, 165, 172 Smith, Doug-Soph. 116 Smith, Gary-Sr. 71, 131 Smith, Jeri-Sr. 71, 163, 166, 168, 173 Smith, Jerilyn-Sr. 71, 146, 160, 165, 166, 170 Smith, Jerry-Jr. 98 Smith Joyce-Sr. 71 Smith, Keith-Sr. 71 Smith, Linda-Sr. 71, 148, 155, 159, 168, 176,269 Smith, Lynne-Sr. 72 Smith, Paty-Sr. 72, 132 Smith, Ray-Sr. 56, 72, 138, 141, 142, 145, 146, IS7, 161, 171, 176, 209, 214 Smith, Sharon-Jr. 98, I46, 148, 163, 167 Smith, Stan-Soph. 116, 198 Smith, Stephen-Soph. 116, 198 Smith, Terry-Sr. 72 Snopl, Ron-Soph. 116 Snyder, Lois-Soph. 116 Somers, Kelly-Sr. 72, 161, 172,286 Southard, Lea-Soph. 116 Spence, Cheryl-Jr. 98 Spence, Toni-Sr. 45, 72, 103, 252 Spiker, Carolyn-Soph. 116, 156 Spitz, Jim-Sr. 116, 209 Spoerl, Jim-Sr. 72, 77, 152, 171, 174, 52, 288 Spurgeon, Sharyn-Soph. 116 Staats, Joyce-Jr. 98, 170 Stamper, Ted-Sr. 72 Standridge, Carole-Soph. 116, 142 Standsield, Adrian-Sr. 72 Star1re,WadePSr. 131 Stayton, Lauren-Sr. 42, 72, 171, 176, 232, 251 Stedman, Lois-Soph. 45, 106, 116, I42, 150, 166, 233 Steele, Wi11iam11r. 98, 220 Stein, Gretchen-Soph. 117, 173 Stelle, Karen-Jr. 98 Stenerson, Jim-Sr. 72 Stephens, Jerry-Jr. 98, 148 Stephenson, Tom-Soph. 117 Stevens, Denise-Soph. 117, 170 Stever, James-Jr. 42, 80, 94, 98, 158, 169, 171, 198, 213 Stewart, John-Soph. 117 Stewart, Ray11r. 98, 159, 169, 171, 213 Stickney, Gail--Jr. 98 Stiger, Clint-Sr. 44, 72, 148, 161, 215 Stockman, Ron-Soph. 117, I46, 159 Stratton, Doyle-slr. 98, 161, 173 Strauss, Dennis-Sr. 72 Stokes, Charles-Jr. 98, 171 Strom, Mavis-Sr. 72, 129, 159, 162, 176 Strong, Gary-Soph. 117 Stroup, John-Soph. 117 Whillo Williams Wilson Sluarl, Judy-Jr. 98, I67 Sluarl, Slubbs, Sue-Soph. II7 William-Jr. 98 Sullivan, John-Jr. 98 Sulherland, Loralee-Sr. 72 Kay-Sr. 72, l4l, I42, I63, I70 Swan, Bob-Sr. 72 Swan, Dick-Soph. II7 Sweel, Slan-Jr. 98, 2l3 Tackley, Donald-Soph. II7 Sullon, Taylor, Anne-Soph. I I7, I44 Taylor, Bill-Soph. II7 Taylor, Don-Sr. 72 Taylor, Cheryl-Soph. II7, I63 Uhrine, Sanford-Sr. 74, I66 Underwood, Sleve-Jr. I00, l7I, 258 Uridel, Kalhi-Soph. II7, I5B, 237 Vail, Amy-Jr. IOO, I46, I55, I63, l65, l7O Vance, Linda-Soph. II7 VanDuker, Roberl-Soph. ll7 VanG-ordon, Judy-Sr. IOO, I48, l55 VanSlckIe, Suzann-Jr. IOO, l50, I63 Wheeler, Jim-Soph. II7 Whipple, Lew-Soph. II7 While, Gordon-Soph. II7 While, Jaci-Jr, lOl, I48, ISS While, Mark-Soph. II7, 208, 2l4 While Pam-Sr. 75, I34, I55, I58, 240 While, Tlmolhy-Soph. II7, l98 ck, Perry-Sr, 75 VanValzah, Nancy-Sr. 74, I24, I42, I45, I46 l58, I66, 22l, 25 Varney, Clair-Sr. Varney, Clay-Sop I 74 h, II7, I44, l58, 209 Whilmore, David-Soph. II7 Wicker, Linda-Sr. 45, 75, I4 2 l45 Wickersham, Mike-Soph. 2I3 Wilkinson, Jim-Soph. I I7 Taylor, DeAnne-Jr, 78, 86, 98, l27, I48, l55, I62, I66, I73, 220, 22l, 252, 264 Taylor, Harry-Jr. 98, I38, I42, I45, I46, l48 Taylor, Jay-Sr. 72, I69 Taylor, Judy-Sr. 72 Taylor, Louise-Jr. 99 Taylor, Roy-Sr. I46 Teeler, Linda-Sr. 72 Tepovac, Sharen-Sr. 72, I75 Thomas, Barbara-Jr. 99, I42, I45, I46, l50, 220 Thomas, Jim-Sr. 72, I42 Thomas Thomas , Marian-Jr. 99, I58, , Sharon-Sr. 72, I46 Thomas, Wayne-Jr. I42 Thomas, Teresa-Sr. 72, I58 Varney, Clyde-Sr. 74, I44 Vaughn, Bob-Soph. II7 Verge, Carol-Jr. l00 Vermeulen, Eugenie-Jr. l00 Vermeulen, Jeanne-Sr. 74 Verslrale, Mary-Jr. 90, IOO, l50 Vice, Linda-Soph. II7 Vickoren, Marvin-Jr. l00 Viers, Inez-Sr. 74, I24, I66 Vincenl, Eugene-Soph. II7 Vowell, Renny-Soph. II7, I48, I98, 208, 2l3 Wade, Tony-Sr. 74 Wainscoll, Carl-Soph. II7 Wainscoll, Cheryl-Soph. II7, I63 Walch, Charlolle-Sr. 74, I32 Walch, Leonard-Soph. II7, I48 Waldeyer, Brian-Soph. II7 Willarding, Richard-Soph. I I7 Willel, R Williams, Bill-Sr. 75 Williams, Douglas-Jr. IOO Williams, Jim-Soph. II7 Williams, Kalhy-Jr. l00 oberla-Jr, l00, ISO, l55, l58 I62 l6l, l70 Williams, Myrlle-Soph. II7, Willis, l-Iarlene-Sr. 75, l65 , Marsha-Sr. 75, I48, l55 l58 I6 Willis, Louise-Jr. IOI, l40, I42, I63, I65 Wilson, Bonnie-Jr. lOl, l4l, I42, I6 Wilson, Donna-Soph. II7 Wilson, Jim-Sr. 75, I74 Wilson, Kennelh-Jr. I0l Wilson, Phillip-Soph. IIB Richard-Jr. lOl en, Cassie-Jr. 94, 99, I48, l58, I67, l70 Thomps 246 Thompson Bill-Soph. II7, l7l Thompson, Fred-Soph. II7 Thomps Thomps on, Suzzy-Jr. 45, 83, 99, l55 I72 - a on, Wayn4+Sr. 73, l58, IBI, I83, 2l5, Walker, Barbara-Soph. II7 Walker, Bob-Jr. IOO, l98 Walker, Calvin-Jr. l00 Walker, Diane-Jr. IOO, I42 Walker, Ron-Sr. I74 Walker, Shirley-Soph. II7 Willermood, Karlene-Soph. 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