Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

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LAS I I I I I I I T WILL AND TESTAMENT , Robert Scott, will my quiet and bashful way to Kenneth Davis. , Beryl Roberts, will my pleasing smile to Ilena Furman. , Vernon Kirby, leave my home-loving nature to Donna Jean Peterson. , Bob Nichols, leave my opinion of women to anyone who can live up to it. , Bob Povey, leave my ability to keep out of the limelight to Borden Beck. , Marvin Coss, will my modest ways to Francis Riggs. , Bobby Varco, will my stripped-down Packard to anyone who can keep it wired together. I, Ralph Klann, will my ability as a 4-H Leader to the welfare of our country. I, Delora Davis, will my blond hair to Norma Jean Short. I, Agness Alexander, will my ability as business manager to anyone who can use it without cutting classes. I, Dorothy Croghan, leave my presidency of the Pep Club to Carol Helmholtz. T, I, Dolores Burke, leave my lasting impression on the school. David Wilson, leave my knows-all-and sees-all instinct to Miss Stayton. Fourthly: We hereby appoint the forthcoming senior class as executors of this, our Last Will and Testament and do nullify all former wills and legacies. Signed, sealed, and attested. May, 1940-Class of 1940. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO We build the ladder by which We rise. SENIOB CLASS COL0llS Crimson and silver. SENIIIR CLASS FLIIWER Red rose.

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4 1 C3 ri' . G 65 um, wwffasfw Deny we li J UNIUR lIISTORY Q X In the fall the Class of '41 began the year filled with enthusiasm at the thought of being upperclassmen. Their enrollment was considerably smaller than when they first entered R. U. H. S. with an enrollment of 108, but they believed that despite the loss in number that no part of their spirit had been sacrificed. During the late spring of '39, it was the Class of '41 which represented the high school at the Play Festival held in Prineville. The dramatic talents of the class were further displayed by the participation of many juniors in the student body play, Second Fiddle,', during April, 1940. Several of the class were prominent in athletics, especially football and basketball. At Christmas time the class had a party at which gifts were exchanged and oranges and candy served as refreshments. The major junior activities occurred in the late spring. The class play, Spring Fever, was a delightful comedy. The final event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom on May 10, given in honor of the seniors and greatly enjoyed by both classes. CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President ......,,....... ........ G ale Dorn ..........................,.,.,.,..,......... Borden Beck Vice President ....,.... ......., D ale Dorn ................................ ........, B ill Mayfield Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,....... F loyd Van Buskirk .,....,,,,. ......... H elen Morton Treasurer .,,..,,.,.....,... ........ C arol Helmholtz ............ ......... V irginia Stephens Sergeant-at-Arms ,.,,.,. .,,,.,.. G ilbert McFadden ..... ......... B ill Motley Council Members ,,,, ,.,..... B orden Beck ....,............. ......... D on Witcher Norma Jean Short ...,.,... ......., F rances Chase