Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

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PANTHER SCRATCIIES Pamela is back again on her yearly visit. And the third time is a charm they say. To the uninitiated, Pamela is the name given to Panther Scratches. Born in 1935, under the watchful eye of the Pep Club, she grew into such an interesting paper that the Student Bodv took her under its wing in 1936, and has in succeeding years developed her through the talents of the staff chosen from the student body. Please note: Pamela is getting set in her ways, it seems, because she came out PROMPTLY on each date scheduled-for the most part-every other Friday. Additions to Pamela's pages this year were the Hello Column, Personals, Bonnie Marie, Contributed Editorials, and the Hit Parade. Mimi turned over a new leaf and refrained from her usual tempera- mental attacks of stubbornness this year and ran smoothly up to the end. Pame1a's Panther Scratches has indeed enjoyed greater success this year than ever before and without a doubt will enjoy still greater success in future years to come.

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F00'l'BALL Coach Bill Kenna was greeted by only five lettermen at the start of the season, but in spite of inexperience and a hard schedule the team won four out of eight games. In the first game at The Dalles, the inexperienced Panthers fell victim to the heavy Indians. The game ended 48 to O in favor of The Dalles. Next, Redmond played Lakeview here. Although Redmond played a hard game, Lakeview used a passing attack to win the game by a one point margin. The score was 14 to 13. In the next game, during fair time, the boys got together and trounced Maupin 20 to 0 in the Redmond Potato bowl. On October 6, the Panthers fought a losing battle against the powerful Bend Lava Bears at Bend. The final score was 38 to 0. The Redmond Panthers entered the next game against heavy odds, but after a very thrilling hard fought game, they upset the Prineville Cowboys7to 0. On October 27,Redmond easily defeated the team from Burns in the Potato bowl with the final score standing at 13 to 7. The team failed to click in the second game with Lakeview due to cold weather and a poor field. Redmond was on the losing end of a 26 to 0 score in this game held at Lakeview. On Armistice Day, in the last game of the season, the Panthers put forth their fighting spirit and defeated the Prineville Cowboys who were anxiously trying to revenge their last defeat at the hands of Redmond. The Redmond team stopped the Cowboy passing attack to Win, 13 to 7. At the end of the season an awards assembly was held. Of the eighteen making letters, five were seniors, eight were juniors, and five were sophomores.