Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1949 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF REDMOND UNION HIGH SCHOOL Jo Morton Edltor Don Wolf Manager The Redmond Spokeaman Prmter GIIES Photographer High 59999. T ll E J R ONE U N I P E Mrs. Della Nance, Faculfy idyiser F 0 R E W 0 TWO Between the cox ere of thle book are locked memoueq of the xchool xexr 1948 49 We haxe RL HS not mst A chool but our own Alma Mater B tried to eapture tlee spirif of vitality fhat makes In the slx xears Nlrs Nlaucle Lee has been m R L HS hel kmdlx personfilltx has grefitly en dedled he-1 to the students It 1s ulth deep leepect and glatltude that thlx 1949 Jumper ls dedlcated to one of the moet belox ed te 1ChQ1S Hrs Lee ID IE I0 I I3 15 17 IV THREE ., . A . . . . . . . ., ' W' . c L' .' c - 1 I 1 4 w '-4 v. 1 . ' z ':, . . . M FOUR It was not easy to b6ll8Y8 and ex en harder to accept the passmg of Joe Lynam It seemed a part of us also d1ed that nlght We could not help wonderlng 1f anyone could become qulte vshat he was to us He xx as a h111 1ng example of personal mtegrltw clean sportsman h1p and comp'1ss1on 101 others R U H S IS deeply 1ndebted to h1m for lt was he vsho fnst taged 1 beneflt bout for the student bods and helped 1n clearlng the large student body debt Joe graduated from R L H S and he took a11 actlxe palt 111 football and vsrestllng TABLE OF CONTENTS -XdIT1lI11Stl3.t1OI1 C11 we Student Bodx Spoxtw -Xct1x1t1e -Xdx e1t1 ementw vc Elexen Twenty Wme Thlrtv Three Forty Fne Slxty Wme C 0 N T E N T FIVE A D N SIX ' A wx .g. bf, J Z1 John Hansen Lee Allen Jess Mlnson W Boyd Slmmons Maurlce Roberts BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the school board are W Boyd Slmmons Redmond Jess Mlnson Mrs Vxrglnla Vance of Redmond 1S clerk The board whlch IS elected for flve year terms IS dlVlded mto flve commlttees to lessen the mvestlgatlons by the complete board Heads of commlttees are Maurlce Rob erts flnance John Hansen malntenance Jess Mlnson personnel and admlmstratlon Boyd Slmmons capltal outlay and Lee Allen auxlllary agencles M - I A A N I ,l .. S yQ,l . , 1 J T 'O l B A I 0 Powell -Butteg Lee Allen, Tumalog.Maurice Hoberts, Redmondg John Hansen, Terrebonnel A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT The whole phllosophy of fallure can be summed up m three words Whats the use Success 1n llvlng as proved by exper lence IS based on happmess whxch results largely from what we are wlllmg to do to make oth rs happy Our best way to cope wlth the problems of the world IS to apply the Golden Rule to the people we come ln contact wlth ln everyday life Hate IS the result of lack of tolerance and mlsunder standing Cl anlng up our own back yard IS catchmg and wlll result ln the neighbors do fe ling so many people complam about IS sel dom ever caused by dolng too many good turns M E Larlve N ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Clayton Norton asslstant prmclpal IS voca tlonal guldance mstructor for RUH S Hls houghtfulness has proved helpful to many stu dents both old and new SCHOOL CLERK Mrs Vlrgmxa Vance school clerk IS respon sxble for the neat effxcnently run offxce Records for the school are kept ln her always buslness hke manner SEVEN A D M . . I .,, '. . . : U , - N 'E D . . A I ing the same to a marked degree. Thatldizzy B I T I 0 EIGHT MRS DOROTHY ARMBRUSTER Teacher of geometry busmess mathematics and phySlCS B A from Umverslty of Iowa 1941 MISS BARBARA BERG Teacher of Engllsh I and II Sophomore class advlser BA from Llnfleld College 1947 MRS IRENE K BOONE Teacher of fundamentals ln buslness shorthand I and II typmg II and bookkeepmg Semor class advlser FBLA advlser B A from UI11VerSlty of Oregon 1925 M S from Un1 verslty of Pennsylvanxa 1946 MRS DELMA A BAKER Teacher of vocal musxc durmg flrst semester Dlrector of g1rls and boys glee clubs B A from Arlzona State College 1945 MISS LOIS M CALKINS Teacher of home economlcs Junior class advlser B S from North Dakota Agrlcultural College 1944 I M DAVIES Teacher of Englxsh I and II and Amerlcan Hlstory Sophomore class advlser BA from Arlzona State College 1938 FRANKLIN DE LESPINASSE Teacher of mstrurnental mus1c Band advlser BS from Wlllamette Umverslty 1936 WILLIAM H FISHER Teacher of Amerlcan hxstory and soc1a1 econom1cs Semor class advlser BA from Wlllamette Umverslty 1939 WILLIAM FRENCH Teacher of blology and general scrence Freshman class adviser BS from Umverslty of Tennessee 1947 MS from Umverslty of Tennessee 1948 HARRY GOBELMAN Teacher of boys health and phys1ca1 educatlon Drrec tor of Klttens athletlcs BS from Unlverslty of Oregon 1947 MS from Umverslty of Oregon 1948 c I D. 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STANLEY GREEN Teacher of vocatxonal agrlculture FFA advlser B S fx om Oregon State College 1937 M S from Ore gon State College 1947 HUGH V HANCOCK Dlrector of boys athletlcs Lettermens Club advlser BS from Roanoke College Vlrgxma 1941 GILBERT A KISTER Teacher of general mathematlcs and assistant dlrector of boys athletlcs Director of Jumor Varslty athletlcs B A from Wlllamette Umverslty 1946 MRS MAUDE LEE Teacher of llbrary scxence and creatlve writing L1 brarlan Honor s0C19ty advlser Quill and Scroll ad vlser Unlverslty of Nebraska J C LINE Teacher of Englxsh III and IV Member of Honor Soclety board BA from West Texas Teachers College 1935 MRS DELLA NANCE Scratches and Jumper advlser B A from Lmfleld College 1936 JOHN D RIES Teacher of algebra trlgonometry and Latm Junlor class adviser BA from Mt Angel College 1945 MISS RUBY STEPHENSON Teacher of glrls health and physical education G A A adviser Pep Club advxser Drlll Team director Dean of glrls B S from Iowa State Teachers College 1938 MRS FLORA THOMPSON Teacher of remedlal Engllsh I II III remedial scxence and remedlal mathematlcs BS from Umversxty of Idaho 1935 MA from New York Umversxty 1936 MISS JUNE B ZINCKGRAF Teacher of vocal muslc and spelhng and writing dur mg second semester Glrls and boys glee clubs dl rector B A from Hunter College New York 1946 M S from Umon Theologlcal Semlnary New York 1948 NINE l I F . ' , . , . A C . . , ' l l , . U Teacher of typing ll, speech and journalism. Panther F TEN OFFICE GIRLS CLeft to Tlghtj Helen Suhre Wylmoth Pearson Joyce Van Matre Betty Haglund Mrs V1rg1n1a Vance Vera Bussett Lola Clark Georglann Wllson H L Morton fLeft to rlghtb Kelth Sturdevant KAlfa1faJ E W Peterson CPowe11 Buttel Leonard K1rby fTum a1oJ Don Brown fC1overda1e7 Ernest WIISOH COpa1 Cxtyb Paul Walkup CLower Br1dgeD I M Dav1es CDeschutesJ S I T A F JANITOR BUS DRIVERS You we met the staff and faculty And now the teemmg masses We present for your approval Our tour dlStlI'lgUlSh6d classes C ELEVEN TWELVE Class of l 9 4 9 The senlor class began a new tradltlon thls year wlth a three day skxp ln the form of an educatlonal tour In Aprxl the senlors presented a three act play Adam s Evenlng coached by W1l11am Flsher and featurlng Ted Wells Ilene Hayes Anna Bozarth Margaret Conklm Dorls Dlckson Ruth Dlxson Hoy Fultz Ken Falr chlld Dale Knorr and Cllff McCullough Other act1v1t1es of the class lncluded a booth at the carmval and basketball raffle at Members of the class were outstanding ln athletlcs takmg part ln football basketball track and lntramural sports The class also had members on the Honor Roll and on the staffs of many school publlca tlons Commencement was May 25 Jo Morton and Leola Stevens were valedlc torlan and salutatorlan respectlvely CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Don Brown Vlce Presldent Verl Hammack Secretary Treasurer Lola Clark Vlce Presxdent Hov Fultz Councxl Representatxves Raymond Jewel Sue Sk mner Faculty Adusers Irene Boone Wllllam Fxsher S E N I R ' - S , H . , , .. ,,, . . the tournament. D JEAN BAKER Transferred from Compton Callforma Girls Football Captain 4 Basketball 4 Carnnal Queen 4 ERNESTENF BALLER Tran ferr:-rl from Taft 3 Councll Representative 3 Sr: rl nt Boflx Serretarv 4 G A A hee President 3 Presultnt 4 FBLA hee Presndent 4 Xolleyball 3 4 Ba kethall 3 4 Baseball 3 EX ELNN BANTA Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches 4 Track 2 3 CLAX TON BLISS FFA 1 2 Lettermens Club 1 2 3 4 President 4 Anrl the Bud Blossoms Staff 3 Football I 2 3 4 Trackl 7 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Most alu able Football Player Trophy TED BLISS anther Scratches Staff 3 FFA I 2 3 Bsetball12 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 ANNA BOZARTH FHA 1 2 Pep Club 3 4 Vxce President 4 GAA 2 3 4 And the Bud Blossoms Staff 2 3 4 Prose Editor 2 Poetry Editor 3 Co Editor 4 Honor Society 3 4 President 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 4 Ftrst Pnze Amencan Lemon Football 4 ORA BRINTNALL Transferred from McLure K nsas 3 FFA 3 Panther Scratches Staff 4 DON BROWN Class President 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 BONNIE CARLOS Class Secretary 1 2 Pep Club 3 4 Secretary GAA 2 3 4 And the Bud Blossoms Staff 2 Co edntor 'P Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Secretary Dnll Team 3 Tumbhnz Exhlbltton 2 Dancing Our Town 3 BETTY CHANDLER Transferred from Prmevnlle 4 Glee 4 Glee Con cert 4 LOLA CLARK Offnce Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 Jumper Staff 3 GAA 3 4 Secretary 3 FBLA 4 Tumbling Exhnbmon 2 MARGARET CONKLIN Jumper Staff 1 ' 3 Asslstant Business Manager 3 G A A ' 3 4 F H A 3 And the Bud Blossoms Staff ' 3 4 Co edntor Adviser 3 Prose Edntor 4 Honor Socnety 3 4 Qunll and Scroll 3 4 Reporter 3 4 Track Basketball 3 Tumbllnz Exhlbltlon l ' DA R Cltxzenshm Award 4 Gxrls State 3 Our Town 3 Bottoms Up 2 THIRTEEN , V, t . .1 2: . , .' . 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' Q ' 1 FOURTEEN JEANETTE COOK Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Stafl 4 FB LA 3 4 Art Award 3 JAMES DALE Iettermen s Club Manaeer 4 Football 1 Basketball Manarzer 4 Track Vlanaeer 4 Our mn 3 Tumbllnz 4 C A P 1 BERT DAY IS lunlper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 F F A Iettermen s Club 3 4 Football 2 3 Track 1 2 3 WILBURTA DAVlS Jumper St1t'f 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 FB LA 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Art Award 3 DORIS DICKSON Student Council 3 Jumper Staff 1 2 Pep Club 3 Treasurer 3 President 4 GAA 2 3 4 Head Vo ewball 3 Head ol' Tenms 4 FBLA 3 Reporter 3 4 Bandl 2 Secretarx 2 Glee Serzeant at Arms 3 Tumbllnz 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Football 4 Yollet all1 3 4 Tr: Countv Track Team 3 What Fools These Mortals Be 2 Chrrstmas Cantata 1 3 Glee Con cert 2 3 Band Concert 2 Music Contest 1 2 3 Panther Fanzs 3 Drill Team 3 4 Llbrarlan 4 RUTH DIXSON Co editor 3 Editor 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Track 3 Transferred from Franklin Hlzh School ln Portland 2 JOHN EDGERTON Jumper Staff 3 4 Reporter 4 Panther Scratches 3 4 Ad Assistant Bo s Glee 3 4 ur Town and Jumper Folhes Bots State2 Dnstrlct Glee Contest 3 Boys Tumbling Team ALLYNE ENDICOTT Llbrarv 4 PHYLLIS CILBERT Class Secretarv 3 Student Council 1 Jumper Staff 3 FHA 1 3 Food Manager 2 Pan r ngs3 PepClub3 4 GAA 2 3 4 He Tenms 2 Head of Badmlnton 4 Gtrls Football 4 Tumblxnz Exhlbltlon 1 2 Drill Team 3 4 Track 2 Captam of Baseball 2 Lnbranan 3 KENNETH FAIRCHILD Class President 1 ' Student Bodv Vlce President 3 Presldent 4 Jumper Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 And the Bud Blossoms Staff 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Sportsmanship Award ln Football 4 GLENN FINCHER Transferred from Bend 4 H01 FULTZ Panther Scratches Staff 3 Jumper Staff 3 And the Bud Blossoms Staff 3 4 Busmess Manager 3 4 Quill and ScrolI4 Football 1 Z 3 4 Track 1 7 9 tell Squad 4 l A ', 1 , 2. 3: l T0v '-: ' l - ' . : . : . . , 13 1 '. . 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Ll. -rl DONALD GUNTHER Transferred from Hull Mlhtary Academy 3 Band 3 4 Boys Glee 3 Football 3 Track 3 Play Our Town 3 DORIS HACKER Cl:-e Club I 3 Glee Concert 2 3 Glee Contest I 2 3 Chrlstmas Cantatas 1 3 What Fools These 'tlortals Be DOI ORES HALDORSON Cleo 'I 4 Secretarv 4 Sone Leader 4 Baseball 3 Xollex ball 4 Transferred from Euzene Hnzh School 3 X FRI HAMVIACK fla ture Pre :dent 1 4 Student Councll 3 FFA I 'I 4 lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Vlce President mtlmall I 3 4 Basket 2 3 4 Tr I OIS HAIVWIOND Class Secretarv 3 Sereeant at Arms 3 Panther Fan 3 Junmer Staff 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Vice Pres1dent4 Presldent 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 'I 4 Honor Socletv 3 4 Tumblxnlz Exlubltlon 1 2 lcll Squad 3 4 Drlll Team 3 Football 4 TWI LLA HARGAN G A 2 3 4 Head of Skatlnz4 FBLA 3 4 Geel 2 3 Lxbrarlan 2 3 Tumblmz Exhxbltxon 2 'VII LTON HARPER Transferred from Estacada Hlzh 4 FFA 4 ILENE HAYES Jumper Staff 1 2 FHA 2 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Glee 1 2 3 4 Llbranan 2 President 4 Play What Fools These Mortals Be 2 And the Bud Blossoms 1 Panther Fanzs 3 Glee Club Contest 1 2 3 4 Sextette 4 Music Concert 2 3 Chrnstmas Cantata 1 3 Drlll Team 3 4 Drama 3 Sonzleader 4 KIETH HENDERSON Class Presndent 3 Assistant Business Manager 3 And the Bud Blossoms Reporter 2 3 Panther nes 3 Band 1 2 Junior Mxss 1 ur Town 3 Bend Assembly 1 Band Contest 3 FORDELIA HLMPHREY Pep Club 3 4 Secretary 4 GAA 3 4 Secretary 4 Head of Hlklnz 3 Point Recorder 3 FBLA 3 4 Lxbrarlan 3 Glee 3 4 Lxbranan 4 ee Concert 3 Glee Contest 3 4 Drill Team 3 4 Tumblxnz Exhlbmonl 2 Volleyball I 2 4 Basket b 2 4 UMOND JEWEL Student Councxl 4 Lettermens Club 4 And the Bud Blossoms Staff 4 Honor Socnetv 4 Vlce President 4 Band 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 7 3 DUAI XE JOHNSON Transferred from Bend 2 Lettermens Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 FIFTEEN . .. 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FRED JORGENSEN ermens Club 1 2 3 4 ack I Basketball 4 DALE KNORR Class Pres1dent2 Bandl 2 Glee 3 Football I 2 Track 1 2 Basketball I ELIZABETH LAMB CAPOLYN LANE Jumper S aff 3 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Pep Club 3 4 GAA 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Glee I Nollexball Track Teams DAR Award 3 Little Red School House Good and Denendable 3 Llbrarw Staff 3 4 Presldent 4 Glrls State 3 JOE MANSFIELD PAT McCOOL Football I 2 Track 1 CLIFFORD McCULLOCl-I FFA 1 2 3 4 Secretars 3 Pres1dent4 Band 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 FFA Stock Judzxng Team 4 Natxonal FFA Band 4 Delegate t Na lonal Convention 3 RICHARD McLAUCHLIN Track 2 3 4 Panther Fanzs 3 DOROTHY McLEOD Jumper Staff 2 3 4 Panther Scratches 4 FHA GA 1 2 3 4 Volleyballl ' Basket 1 2 Tumblxnz Exhlbltlon I 2 Dnll Team 3 4 Baseball 1 GERALDINE MILLER Transferred from Orezon Cxty I Glee Club 1 2 3 4 ncert and Contest 2 3 4 FHA I 2 A 2 3 4 Dr 4 FB L JO MORTON Class Treasurer 1 2 Student Councnl 4 Jumper Staff 3 4 Asslstant Edntor 3 Edltor 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 4 Feature Edltor 4 Pep Club 4 Tr asurer 4 GAA 2 3 4 And the u Bossoms S ff 2 3 4 Co edlto Z Editor 3 Campanzn Manager 4 Honor Socxets 3 4 Treasurer 3 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Presndent 4 Band I ' 3 4 Lnllorm Manazer 2 4 Band Concert 1 2 3 4 Band Contest 3 4 OHSPA Conference 4 Panther Fanzs 3 Basketball 3 Football 4 Nolley ball 3 Walednctorxan 4 DAVID KRIEGER ART LONDON FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Judzlnz Team 3 Football 3 Lett ' O . . . 1 Tr , 2, 3, 45 Q V . 41 0 .-. ,:. A , 6 O 2, sg MA.. ,' ,' 235 - :Lp ' 'Bali Co , ,' g' ,','3,'4E G.A.. . . g in Q ...A.4. 3,ge Bd I ta . . 3 -Ar'g ' 5 JOE NONAK Class Xrce President 3 Lettermens Clab 4 Foot ball 4 WARREN ORR Transferred from Benson 4 Yell Squad 4 JOANNE 0 NEILL Qulll and Scroll 3 Creatne Wrltlnz 2 3 GAA ' 4 Dnll T am 3 H A DONALD PARKER Class hee President 2 Student Council 3 Jumper Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 2 3 Glee 3 Yell Squad 3 Football 2 3 Panther Fanzs 2 Transferred from Cahforma Z W Y LMOTH PEARSON Transferred from Grants Pass Hxeh School 3 Offrce Staff 4 GENE PEDEN FFA 1 Bandl 2 Football 2 Track 2 LILA MAE POPISH Student Councrl 2 3 Yell Leader 2 3 Jumper Staff 2 3 Panther Scratches Staff 2 Reporter 3 GAA 2 3 4 Head of Dancmz 3 4 Glee 2 3 4 Lrbrarxan 1 Drama Club 3 Jumper Follxes 3 Ma1orette 4 Christmas Cantata 1 2 3 Tumblxng Exhlbxtxon 1 2 Glee Concert 2 What Fools These Mortals Be 2 Glee Contest 1 2 3 4 Queen of Barn Dance 1 JEAN RIDGEWAY n1perStaff3 FHA 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 Team 3 School Volleyball Team 3 Tumbhnz 1 2 Basketballl 2 Track 2 3 Softball 1 JIM RIGGS Councrl Representative 2 Panther Scratches Staff 3 L ttermens Club 1 2 3 4 Vrce Presxdent 3 Sereeant at Arms 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot b 1 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Serzeant at Arms 1 Class President 2 BARBARA ROGERS Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 3 Jumor Staff 1 Pep Club 3 4 Gleel 2 3 Music Contest 1 2 3 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 3 Musxc C ncert 2 3 Jumor Miss 1 Our Tovsn 3 NORMAN SAX A 4 Lettermens Club 4 Football 4 Track 3 JOE SCHARICK C A P 4 SEVENTEEN EIGHTEEN DOUGLAS SHEPARD FFA 1 2 Treasurer2 Footballl 2 3 Track 1 HAROLD SHORT Ouxia Town Plav 3 Student Bodv Manager 9 SUE SKINNER Class Offlces Vxce Presxdent 3 Councnl 4 FH A 1 Pep Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Honor Socnety 3 Glee 1 2 3 Panther Fanzs 3 Dnll Team 3 And the Bud Blossoms Staff 4 Glee Club Con test 1 2 3 Glee Concert 2 3 Chrustmas Cantata 1 3 Vocal Solo Contest 3 Football 4 Tumblme 1 Nolleyball 1 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Transferred from Napa Callforma 2 FERN SMALLEY FHA 1 PepClub3 4 GAA 2 3 4 GleeClub4 Football 4 Volleyballl 2 3 4 Captain 2 Track 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Tumblnne 1 2 4 Softball 2 PAT SMITH merSaff3 FHA2 34 Ba 3 4 Dnll Team 3 Transferred from Salem 1 JLJANITA SNX DER Transferred from Portland 4 Band 4 JEANNE STAUFFACHER Jumper Staff 3 Band 3 4 Glee 3 4 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 Vocal and Plano Contest 3 Glee Concert and Contest 3 4 Band Concert and Con Transferred from Prosser Washlnlton 3 LEOLA STEW ENS Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Musxc and Exchange Edxtor 4 FHA 1 2 3 Hlstorxan Delegate to State Convention 2 Pep Club 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 GAA 2 3 4 Secretary Vnce President 3 President 3 Sereeant at Arms Honor Soclety 3 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Band 1 3 4 Lxbranan 3 Secretary 4 Band Contest 3 Band Concert 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 4 OHSBS Scholarship 3 Llbranan 3 4 Secretary BETTY STURDIVAN A 1 FBLA 3 4 Ba 1 2 3 4 Gleel Orchestra 1 Band Contest 3 4 Band Concert 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 Tumbhng Exhxbxtnon 2 CLARA SUNKLER Busmess Manazer of And the Bud Blossoms 4 Glrls Volleyball 2 Gnrls Sports Cavalcade 2 Trans ferred from Pleasant Hull Hugh School 2 FAYE TEL!-'ER Jumper Staff 2 3 FHA 2 3 4 Vxce Presxdent 3 Presldent 4 Volleyball 2 BILL TUCK Panther Scratches Staff 2 Lettermens Club 3 4 F tball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 '7 3 4 Tenms 2 ' ' ' v l C t . C ,3, .. , H A 5 E 4g C.A. . .., 3.4. Y . i I ' , 45 O Ju 'vw 1 5 . , . , 3: G.A.A. 2. . 7 nd O test 3, 45 Trio 33 Sefctette 45 Accompanist 3, 45 :I 2 - l I ' ' : . I . ' z , 4: of - - z - - - , . : 2: . . 2 . : - U 4: ' . : ' : . 2, . 9 ' ' : . L .42 F.H. . , 2, 35 G.A.A. 3. 4: .... . 3 nd 0 l 1 ' . g ' 00 . , . Q . -. . : ' . BARBARA L PHOFF A 4 FB LA 3 Glee 3 Gxrls Footba Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Transferred from Darfxeld Hleh School Darfleld Kansas 3 XROLX N X ARNEX Transferred from Washxnzton Hrzh School Portland Eclrtor of Panther Scratches 4 Jumper Staff 2 3 4 Art Fdltor 3 4 Panther Scratches Associate Fdltor 3 Pep Club 4 Honor SOCIPIX 4 Quill and rrol 3 Serre arx reasurer 4 Glee Secretarx Treasurer 'I Nice President 4 Nlusrc Con test and Concert 3 4 Panther Fanzs 3 Secretarv Trfasurer 'I Panther Court Clerk 'fl 0 H SPA Con ference 3 4 Forest Grote Conference 3 Speech and Drama Club I Constrtutlon Commlttee 3 Chrrstmas ntata 3 4 Tenms 9 3 4 Student Councrl Pep Club Sereeant at Arms 4 TED WELLS Class President 3 Jumper Staff 3 Bandl 2 Letter mens Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Football 3 4 Tennxs 3 4 Trac SHIRLE1 WILL FHA 1 ' 3 YlcePres1dent 2 Volleyball 3 GEORGIANNE WILSON Class hee Presldent 1 Student Councxl 2 Class Manaeer 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Panther Fanes 3 GAA 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 FBLA 3 4 Treasurer 4 Grrls Cavalcade 1 2 Head of Hlkmz Brcyclmz 3 MARGARET WINEGAR Transferred from Srsters 1 FH A 2 3 4 BONNIE YOUNG Class Sereeant at Arms 3 Student Councnl 3 Panther Fanzs 3 Jumper Staff 1 2 3 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Girls Sports Editor 4 FHA 1 2 Reporter 3 Pep Club 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 GAA 2 3 4 Head of Bowlmz 2 Head of Basket ball 3 Head of Hlklne 4 FB LA 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Tumblmz Exhlbrtxon 1 2 Yell Squad 3 4 Drill Team 3 4 Track 2 3 Softball 3 Football 4 Basketball 1 7 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Speech and Drama 3 DON XOLNG FFA ' 3 4 FFA Judzlnz Team 3 Boys Glee 3 4 Football 1 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Ernestene Baller Jo Morton Anna Bozarth Sue Skrnner Bonme Carlos Leola Stevens Rav Jewel Clara Sunkler farolsn Lane Carolyn Warnes VALEDICTORIAN Jo Morton SALUTATORIAN Leola Stevens NINETEEN F.H, . 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' I o ' A l My ' 4, 3 Xie! o S cl A ' l 'Y l I: . . . , , 3: We the Senaor Class of 1949 beane of unsound mand and poor health due to school work do herebv bequeath the followang I Betty Sturdayan wall mv college chances to whoever wants them Ill take the cottage course Barhara Uphoff would wall my vonce but I wouldnt wall that to a dead dog Carolyn Narney wall leave wath anyone who wall leave with me Sharley Wall wall my abalaty to get 4s an Englash to Gordon Race Bonnae Ioung wall my hearty laugh to Alta Mae McFall Allyne Endacott wall all my bov fraends except Make to Patty Wallxams Jean Radgeway wall my horseback radang abalatv to Barbara Neet Jeanne 'itauffacher wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr deLespanasse to my brother Chuck Leola Steyens wall my farst chaxr an the clarlnet sectaon to Everett Smyth I ' Sue Skanner wall mv abalrty to catch an athlete to anyone who wants at Clayton Blass wall my football abalatv to Bob Newball I Ray Jewel wall my tragonometry book to Don Wolf I Jean Baker wall my dark haar to Yvonne Poulton Fred Jorgensen wall my happy gran and my slaghtly chewed gum to Gene Gustafson I Doras Hacker wall my abalaty to get and keep a boy fnend to Barbara Boeggeman I Carolyn Lane wall my grumpaness to Darlene Skanner I Harold Short wall all my flat tares to Pete Satterlee and LaVerna Penson I Dorothy McLeod wall everythang but my hopes and dreams whach I wall keep for myself I Jo Morton wlll my cagars to Johnnv Hodecker I Barbara Rogers wxll my knack for gettrng excused absences to Jyme Stoner N I Fern Smalley wall Don to any one who thanks she can get ham I Bert Davas wall evervthang an thas school that I possess to Donald Johnson except Edna whom I wall to no one I Ken Faarchald wall my basketball shoes to anvone that has feet enough to fall them I Evelyn Banta wall my ammense appetate to my saster Arvalla I Rodney Jones wall my saxophone to Rav Garboden wath sax easy lessons I Doug Shepard wall my abalaty to chasel grades from my physacs teacher to Donald Wolf The poor guy needs them I Margaret Conklan wall all my student bodv offxces to Patsv Hartford I Walburta Davas wall my beloved brother to Edna Frev who has ham anyway I Ruth Daxson wall my three year old cut down tennas shoes to some fresh man who can make them stay on Ted Wells wall all the empty beer bottles that the boys left me last year plug the one 5 Ive conecged uns year to Jun Heston am Raggs wall my seat an socaal ec to Jack McCaffery John Edgerton wall my habat of sayang Amt got nothang to Mary Lou Rice Ernestene Baller wall my abalaty to anfluence teachers to my way of thinking go Phylllg Maccrgqor Donald Gllflfllel' wall ml' SOS! In Sveech Glas! alone Wlfll mY ibllliy to argue wath Mrs Nance and never wan to whoever thanks thev can wan Anna Bozarth wall my appetate to Louase Harold Bonnae Carlos wall my abalaty to apple polash to Dora Maller Joe Novak wall my Englash theme to some ,lllHl0I' CFor a small fee of coursgf Hoy Fultz wall my forever Iastxng peace to Mrs Maude Lee She needs lg now gnag Im out gf school Phyllas Galbert wall my place on the garls football team to Jlmmy Jacobs Doras Dickson wall my love for physacal educataon to Twylla Blass who lam sure wyll gnjgy gf Don Young dont wall a thang because all I have as Fern and lm going 10 keep her We Joe Mansfaeld Don Parker Ball Tuck and Ted Blass wall our long blue C0315 10 on earning semor shmoe, Jam Dale beang of unsound mand and poor health due to algebra wall Mr Raes to any sucker who has ham for a teacher next vear Wallae Pearson wall all mv freckles to Donna Pauls Twylla Hargan wall my extremelv loud manner to Vera Bussett Betty Chandler wall my gab abalaty to Walma Maller Art London wall everythang I own ancludang my blue eyes to Walma Maller af she wont take Betty Chandlers gaft of gab Glenn Fancher wall leave fallang books all over the halls as I leave RUHS Georgaann Walson wall my freckles to Helen Suhre Claff McCulloch wall my FFA gavel to Harold Hohnstean for use an the future year Lola Clark wall my job as secretary treasurer of the senaor class to Mr Fasher as he does all the work anyway Clara Sunkler wall my occupataon of sellang greetang cards to the creatave wratmg class Cordelaa Humphrey wall my Englash grades to Delcne Hargan Beth Lamb wall my seat an home economacs to June Scofaeld Lala Popash wall my mayorette abalaty to anyone who wants to try to keep up wath Dons Osenton Loas Hammond wall my abalaty to fand out the questaons of the socaal ec tests before class to Bob Newball Margaret Wanegar wall my chaar an Englash to anyone who wants at Ora Brantnall wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr Lane to Lyle Harrason Don Brown vaall my height to Jammy Jacobs Juanata Snyder wall my saxophone to whoever wants to help Ray Garboden Malton Harper wall my flartataous ways to Varganaa Duncan Duay ne Johnson wall my way wath teachers to Keath deLashmutt Geraldane Maller wall my naturally straaght haar to Helen McMurray Joseph Scharack wall my quaet manner to some noasy freshman Norman Sax wall my football experaences to Ed Krabs Gene Peden wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr French to my brother Dolores Halderson wall my offace Job to Don Kreager Patrack McCool wall my absentee slaps to .lam Hall They maght come ln handy Rachard McLauchlan wall my good grades to my saster Loas Faye Telfer wall Arlo to Alma Manks ly .arren Orr wall my abalaty to skap school and not get caught to Frank Conklan Jeanette Look wall my journalastac talents to Rachard Donaca Nerl Haaaanaack wall my short haarcut to Gene Chrasty Dale lxnorr wall all my subyects to my teachers and hope they enjoy them more than l dad Pat Saaaath wall my glamorous fagure to Deboras Summers I Due lxraeger wall my gray matter to Mr Davaes TWENTY S . - V , E li . 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HIS' Sd . nhngq Havrng just founded the Morton Cigar Company, P ' manufacturers of those aromatic El Stinkos, I decided that there could be no better market for my product than that grand old class of '49. I began investigating and discovered that the entire class had gone to Mars R to start civilization on that planet. I boarded my rocket ship and zoomed through space. My ship came to a jarring stop on the crude run- 0 way. The sign on the hangar said, Jorgensen's Field, Fred Jorgensen, Prop. I climbed down from my ship but was forced to P take cover under it as Clayton Bliss and Verl Ham- X mack, those great half-backs, came charging down the field, warming up for the big game with Lila Popish Normal. H When they stopped at Don Young's soft drink stand for a coke, I went over and made some inquiries. They told me they were playing for J. Novak Tech under Coach Dale Knorr. Their manager of course XX was Jrm Dale and their slogan was Duffys Toughys 1 g The game with Popish Normal promised to be a ,S tough one with Jean Baker Doris Dickson Anna Bozarth and Lois Hammond otherwise known as the .gg- Four Horsewomen in the backfreld Another thorn in Novak Tech s srde was that Full back Jim R1ggS had slipped on a banana peal and would be 2 unable to play according to Dr Glenn Fincher X I expressed my sympathy and strolled away I stopped TSM-f startled when a lion dashed in front of me fleeing from Milton Harper who was wearing skins and carrylng an enormous club I regained my calm when I looked up and saw Ted Bliss B111 Tuck and Joe Mansfield walk by with gorgeous skins draped over then shoulders I recognized them by their harrcuts They informed me that the lovely work was done at Geraldine Miller s Beauty Salon by those charm ing hair stylrsts Dolores Halderson and Bonnie Young Just then a cute little paper boy whom I recognized as Don Gunther came by I bought a copy and headed for the nearest cave to read rt The cave happened to be Wyllie Pearsons Cafe where Don Brown was chef I sat down on a rock and Ted Wells dashed over for my order I ordered Frog Legs at la Hoy Fultz a very popular dish and one that had made Hoy quite famous Waiting for my order I opened the paper I wasnt surprised to see that Carolyn Varney was editor She still had part of her old Panther Scratches staff There were John Edgerton star reporter and Jeanette Cook assistant editor Leola Stevens had a homemakers column called Fun in the Frying Pan and there were cooking hints from such cook book greats as Betty Chandler Ruth Dlxson and Cordelia Humphrey There was also a hrnt or two from Dorothy McLeods book Eat and Get Fat Scanning the pages I found a Juicy scandal in Phyllis Grlberts column Grlberts Gossip The bank teller Ray gold Jewel had embezzeled ten thousand dollars and run away with President Don Parkers wife Georgiann Wilson ar er On top of that Don Parker could not be found because he had left town after shooting Cliff McCulloch in a squabble as to whether Art London or Richard McLauchl1n would win the heavyweight boxing match that was scheduled to take place in Gene Pedens stadium the following week To add to the confusion Detective Harold Short declared that he had seen the whole thrng on hrs home made television set and It was Ora Brmtnall who had taken the money so he could start the used car lot of which he had always dreamed Judge Bert Davis said this was not sufficient evidence and Jewel was still the chief suspect Police Captarn Duayne Johnson had not located him yet but Jeanne Stauffacher was on the case and so far her record for getting her man was perfect Somewhat upset by the scandal I turned the page and saw that Rodney Jones with his Srlx er Sax was doing a one nlght stand at Bonnie Carlos new night cave Ilene Hayes was his featured vocallst and he was also aided by Warren Orr who turned the pages of his music By this time mv frog legs had arrived borne by a lovely young waltress Ernestene Baller I looked around and found the room frlled with old class mates play was What Price Lore written by Evelyn Banta and Wilburta Davis It was the story of that most eternal of all eternal triangles Carolvn Lane Faye Telfer and Norman Sax At another table Ken Fairchild was doing card tricks for an invisible audience and Doris Hacker was diligently seeing how manv glasses she could balance on top of one another Joe Scharrck and Twylla Hargan famous ball room dancers were whirling around the floor accompanied by Doug Shepard who was stamping his feet Then Fern Smalley Jumped up and began recrting Shakespeare Unable to stand anymore I bolted for the door but was checked by Bouncer Elizabeth Lamb who demanded payment for my food I was embarrassed to find I had left my wallet rn the rocket ship but Mrllronnarress Barbara Rogers came to the rescue and pard my bill As I started out the door I was practically knocked off my feet bv Pat Smith and Jean Ridgeway famous lady wrestlers rn a heated discussion with therr manager Dave Krieger Outside I found Sue Skinner Bettv Sturdrxan and Clara Sunkler waiting with rrckshaws They told me they were members of Barbara Uphoff S Rrckshaw Service and were competing against the horse drawn carriages of Shirley Will Juanita Sny der Transportation Co I was just deciding whrch one to take when Margaret Wlnegar and Allyne Endicott drove up on a motor scooter I climbed rn the side car for a sight seeing tour I w as sorry to see Venus setting because I must be getting back to Earth I had the uneasy feeling that there was someone I had missed As I was circling the field rn mx rocket ship I saw the person for w hom I was looking Below me Pat McCool was working rn his greenhouse where he w 'rs raising Irish pot rtoes that smelled like wild Irish roses Having seen all the 49 ers I turned happily homew'rrd setting mv course on Redmond U S A Earth ! r , ' ' AL 7 ' I c X x A ' . . X D 1 v I ' ' - Y . I - - 1 ' ' . , , , . , . , ' - Y . . . . - , ' - - . 1 I . . . , . r - ' . . , , ' 4 . u . .Y an Y ' 1' I . . , , ' - v , Y L6 71 - ' . . ' . . . , 44 - y - va - r . . I I ' . , . . a r 'D I l 1 ' I . , , ' . v . . Y . Margaret Conklin was studying her lines for the play opening soon in Lola Clark's magnificent new theater. The , u ' V rv ' - ' , v ' - y v v - . 'I ' Y . ' - . Q Q v v I 7 I , . . v -A , ' ' , . ' ' . - . D , ' ' , . - . V V . ' . . . v . Y Q 4 - ' f . , 7 ' . ' - . l v ' , - Y L U V . V . -v v . w A C Y vt V ' q - v ,' u - , n - Y - , , . , N . ,... . . J U N S TWENTY TWO President Bob Newbill Vlce President Gene Gustafson Secretary Lenora Johnson Treasurer Helen Suhre Sergeant at Arms Bruce Rogers Student Council Representatives Anitra Sandwlck and Ray Shumway Faculty Advisers Miss Lois Calkins and John Ries CLASS OF 1950 The Juniors were an active class with students in band glee, and Honor Society They held a dance after the tournament and the feature of the year was an elaborate Junior senior prom and banquet IH the spring CLASS MEMBERS Row 9 Elbert Whitaker Yvonne Poulton Bob Shoftstall Imogene Smith Billy Warner Hazel Robertson Don Van Matre Larralne Palomakl Cleve Winkel DeLor1s Summers Steve Skidgel Roy 8 Helen Suhre Merl Swearingen Donna Pauls Donald Wolf Pete Satterlee Ray Shum way Carl Wallace Eugene Yates Lloyd Welch Dell Yates Row 7 Barbara Neet Anltra Sandwlck Mary Lou R1ce Doris Osenton Kenneth Viegas Lila Sloan Row 6 Leonard Kirby Helen McMurry Don Mlller Betty Haglund Ronnle Porter Altamay McFall Jack McCaffery Mary Lou Hazen Donald Krieger Phyllis MacGregor Dick Nooe Ruth Klann Walter Rasch James Martin Bob Newbill Merle Felkins Harry Larsen Row 4 Beverly Grubb Jeanne Gunter Peggy Hartford Alma Minks Raymond Garboden Myrna Hagerty Lenora Johnson Row 3 Ronald Alley Eloise Allen Herman Harms Jim Hall Raymond Ayres Arlo Dunbar Jim Heston Aura Lee Chase Glenn Brown Barbara Boeggernan Dick Hartsock B111 Adams Row 2 Vela Bussett Gene Gustafson Lynn Forester Rosemary Couch Gene Chrlsty Jack Chaxleston Mina Elliott Raymond Cyrus Ronald Dahlen Joyce Bandeen Randy Baker Beverly Anliker Richard Donaca Row 1 Ila Adams Raymond Griffin Louise Brown Axis Barnum Joan Bessey Betty Cole man Roger Dexter Lyle Hari nson 6Not plctured George Gessner Vernon Halloway Ed Kr1bs Curtis Owen Riley Riggs Wil liam Schultz Jyme Stoner Dean Sturdevant Jim Swift Dean White Dorothy Hanneman Arthui Hayward Wanda Neffb Y - - . . .7 . . Y ' H , . ' - 1 ' I 1 U 1 ' ' 1 A . 9 Y Y Y Y 1 7 ' .il Y . Y I Y Y - Y ! 7 Y ' W 1 D I 1 l 1 . 1 I 1 - T . 1 Y A . Y ' ! . I Y Y I D Y 1 Y , . Row 5-Bob Kort, James Imel, Bruce Rogers, Robert Merritt, Alvin Minks, Frank Conklin, , , 1 - Z 1 1 1 I J 1 , . . -i Y . Y l . Y A Y. Y ! ' I Y Y ' 1 I N jd 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 It 7 ! Y Y i , . 1 1 . - . l 1 I ,1 Y- 1 1 ' , . 5-' Y .Y 1 1 I 1 V Y I - '55, 'yn O Q 5 V-ff TWENTY FOUR T0 - an Q- Row 2 Presldent Melv1n Schult Vlce Presldent Ernle Maglll Secretary Joyce Van Matre Councllors Faye Ross and Melvm Johnson Faculty Advlser I M Davles Row 1 Presldent Leo Peterson Vlce Presldent John Hodecker Secretary Margaret Mxckel Treasurer Warren Bottemlller Sergeant at Arms Gordon Smith Faculty Advlser Barbara Berg CLASS OF 1951 The outstandmg sophomore class had members ln glee band, and G A A They start ed the orgamzatlon IS F , and gave a dance early 1n January The glrls volleyball team won the school champlonshlp, and many of the boys took part m football and basketball CLASS MEMBERS CNot plctured Donald Johnson Samuel Lmdsey Harold Oberg Donald Owen James Sweet Bob Wmebarger Darrel Newman Allce Balter Shxrley Jackson Norma Jordan Bevely Klssler Lo1s Poffenbarger Delores Summers Ruth Fe1k1ns Lou Ann Ballard BCSSIC Davldsonl Row 9 Alta Dlxson Louxse Harold Fred Dexter Darlene Flelds Allen Blckford Wallace Gregg Tommy Cox Patsy Hansen John Hodecker Joanne Hanneman Row 8 John Gunter Carol Henderson Melvln Johnson Beverly Boeggeman Warren Botte miller Sterllng Green Joanne Adams Kelth DeLashmutt Row 7 Harold Hohnsteln Leone Emerson Max Allen Helen Hall Houston Earp Marilyn Al tenberg Jlmmle Jacobs Arvllla Banta Row 6-Margaret Mlckel Albert Kuhn Donna Mllllken Elmer McDan1el Lols London Ernle Maglll Anne McKay Verme Maglll Florence Johnson Herbert Mlller Row 5-Mary Lane WendelMon1cal Paulme Knutson Charles Nelson Sammle Jordan Jlm McCulloch Elsle Jeffers Robert Lowell Vxrgxma Duncan Wllma Mlller Row 4 Laura Marshall D1x1e Glazebrook Lorrame McCla1n Arlme Loney Exleen MOITIS Doug McCulloch Joanne Johnson Row 3 Darrell Palmer Joyce Van Matre Alfred Pattoroff Donna W1ll1ams Hovgzgd Rose Della Mae Wilmot R1chard Schnelder Janet Pedersen Gordon Smlth Faye Ross Davld elch Row 2 LaVerna Penson Jlm Poulsen Julxa Russell Leo Petersen Betty Rlppen Don Wells Lllllan Scott Melvm Schult Alberta Sage Frank Wlnegar Row 1 Darlene Sklnner, Dan Boone, Frances Harper Davld Page Ola Brlstlm Dorls Holt Eldon Rldgeway, Betty Glazebrook Lyle Sawyer S 'fi 1 ,1 . 1 4 U,-.1 fa , , i -1,111 W - . ,-, 0 1, .35 ifapf W. 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Y' UTI V11 fuQkQ ' 90 n bt F N TWENJTY SIX President Gordon Rice Vice President Joe Ward Secretary Treasurer Delpha Charlesworth Sergeant at Arms Pat Carpenter Councllors Margie Loney and Craig Eby Faculty Advisers Flora Thompson and Wllllam French CLASS OF 1952 A large freshman class entered R U H S last fall and were given a hearty welcome by the seniors in the form of a three day 1n1t1at1on The frosh survlved and carried out an actlve year plan Their members Joined drlll team and glee and turned out for football basketball and track Among thelr activities was a carnival booth and a skatmg party CLASS MEMBERS Row 10-Russell Jordan June Scofield Keith Snyder Pauline Poulton Wendell Scott Carol Scott Bud Hanneman Cleta Zeigler Bob White Nancy Peterson Jackie Schneider Row 9-Peggy Northcutt Marvin Smith Louise Salsburg Chuck Stauffacher Barbara Riser Jack Reid Barbara Ovens Gordon Rice Verlene Winkel Cody Van Bxbber Delores Pestka Row 8 Don Rogers Dorothy Smalley Gene Young Nola Wood Joe Ward Wanda Schraut emier Jerry Widdows Peggy Thornton Bill Schoen Hallock Maurine Prater Gerald Smallwood Row 6--Donald Pike Donna Hubbell Ronald Howe Lee Hollmshead Le Roy Klssler Marie Hoffman Bruce Lmdquist Keith Lowe Mildred Hollis John Hauck Alta Knutson Robeit Hershey Row 5 Lois McLauchl1n Donald Harwell Sharon Moran Glen London Wilma Dlrby Dale Mitchell Delcle Hargan Gwen Peden Donna Jean Michel Don Hlsey Row 4 Lucy Lane Leonard Hohnstem Margery Loney Orrle Page Patsy Hartford Chuck Poffenbarger Barbara Loff Dale Lawrence Row 3 Charles Campbell Eileen Basey Hobart Ayres Marle Antllla Craig Eby Darrell Dickson V1rg1l Armstrong Mma Barnum Pat Carpenter Dorothy Bucholz Donald Baker Row 2 Calvm Baty Damel Boone Edna Frey Ronald Evans Charlotte Bozarth Shnley Glodt Delpha Charlesworth Richard Brown Irma Galbraith Roy Blackstone Row 1 Bette Darllng Arlm Ebert Hazel Edwards Richard Davldson Roberta Dietz Clifford Brown Twxla Bliss Albert Covey Darlene Anderson ' 9 , . . Row 7-Ellen Stacy, Lamonte Sherman, Patty Williams, Jay Williams, Yvonne Wallace, Bill , - ? w 1 W T , 5 7 ' Y X . ' r a.,' 1 A S , X w Q 'sf ,y 1 - Q . K I X f I- A , xml ' Q . Q ,. - ter K 1' . if , xi Student government can pass our rules, We proposed one bill incognito, All it said was no more school, That one got a veto. TWENTY-NINE Y 1 HlR'l'Y PRESIDENT S MESSAGE Through your co opexatxon as a democratic student oxganlzatlon It has been possxble to bung about new hxgh hghts m school actxvltles Some of these are-our drlll team band glee club FFA chapter athletxc teams better relatlonshxps wlth other schools better school asslstance and many othexs whlch are hxghly recognized I wlsh to express my smcexe appreclatlon to the faculty and the students for maklng the above posslble The Chrlstmas Ball a faculty entertamment whxch foul hundred students attended was the soclal hlghllght of the year The annual Thanksglvlng carnlval attended by a record crowd flnanced many later actlv January 11 that date when the Panthers defeated the Bend Lava Bears 43 39 xn a basket ball thrlller w1ll remaln a memorable event ln the schools hlstory As presldent for 1948 49 I challenge you to closer contact wlth the socxal hfe of your com munlty deeper mterests ln CIVIC welfare and to greater achlevements athletlcally and schol astlcally Ken Falrchlld KEN FAIRCHILD Under the guldance of able offlcers and advlsors, RU H S student body has had a successful year Changes were made 1n the constltutlon 1n an attempt to glVe the student councxl more power and to make the school run more smoothly The semester system of electmg student body offlcers was done away wlth and offlcers are now elected to serve for one complete year STUDENT OFFICERS CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Presxdent Ken Falrchxld Senlor Representatlves Ray Jewel Vice Presldent J1m Heston Sue Skinner Secretary Ernestene Baller Jumor Representatxves A Ray ghurinwaly lt h n ra an wlc Tleasurer 561621 ri Sophomore Representatxves Manager am or Melvxn Johnson Panther Scratches Faye R055 Editor Carolyn Vamey Freshman Representatlves Cralg Eby Junlpex Editor Jo Morton Mal-gey Loney S ,. . T ities. 'l y '- B ' My 0 A. yi D - .. MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL CNot plctured Harold Short Managerj Row 3 Freshman Margle Loney Sophomore Faye Ross Freshman Cralg Eby Sophomore Mel v1n Johnson Junlor Amtra Sandwlck Junior Ray Shumway Supt M E Larlve Row 2 Panther Scratches Edltor Carolyn Varney The Jumper Edltor Jo Morton Senlor Sue Row 1 Pres1dent Ken Falrchlld VICE Presldent J1m Heston Secretary Ernestene Baller Treasurer Helen Suhre STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jxm Heston Ernestene Baller Helen Suhre Harold Short Vxce Pxesldent Secretary Treasurer Manager THIRTX OINE U CC O C C S T U D E N T B C 0 D , , - Y skimmer, Sguor Ray Jewel. U ' l l ' l YD! M,..f W e re so proud of our sports We could vsrlte reams and reams It s mth gleatest of prlde We present Redmond s teams THIRTY THREE F Manager Coach Asslstant Coach B111 Adams Hugh Hancock Gilbert Klster VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varslty had one of the best records ln recent years as they emerged from thelr schedule wlth seven vlctorxes agalnst two losses They dropped the flrst contest to the Bend Lava Bears but came back to down Canby ln the1r next contest Hlghllght of the season was perhaps when they downed a reportedly 1nv1nc1ble Lebanon team 12 6 Thelr second defeat of the season occurred at the hands of the Corvallls Spartans after Clayton Bhss, who later recelved the outstandlng player award, was lnjured at the hands of the Madras Buffaloes SCORES Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Total Redmond 242 Bend Canby Prmevxlle Burns Lebanon Corvalhs Madras Pr1nev1lle Total opponents FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Row 5-Quarterback Ed Krxbs End Ken F31l'Ch1ld End Dlck Nooe End Don Van Matre Guard Riley Rlggs Row 4-Guard Gene Gustafson Guard Norman Sax, Back Bob Newblll Back Leo Petersen Tackle Don Brown Row 3-Guard Eugene Yates Tackle Bruce Rogers Center Ted Wells Back Duayne Johnson Tackle Leonard Klrby Row 2 Back B111 Tuck Guard J1m Heston Back Ray Jewel Gu? d Joe Novak Back Clayton Bllss THIRTY FOUR Row 1 Manager Bxll Adams Back Verl Hammack Back Jlm Hall 0 0 T B A L L cn . . . . . Redmond ............... - .....,......,....................,.., Lakeview ,......... 1111112IfIQIfQQQ1QlQQQIIQQ1QQQ2111111111111 o ' 'flffffffffff ,, x. 00 'wg s 'J' u , x W 4 o , Q ,w A31 K 41 'P Y 3 Cf? '41 .nf ' yn! 28. 0-Q ?' ,-an if if - x -w .TO ff-,,.,.iR I 1 ...ap v 'Q In a i 5'f'?T 'Y .f u , 4 - ' a 'N iv: gp. 'QE 4 5- f x 'Ja -is 'Y f ' M.:-aw ay. , 54 '54 1, 4 , hu, ,. H Y' ,I Vw 'x .. . . S a , ,gi f- , ' :F' Aw' ' , Y 'f '. 93, .gf ',:,f1f1-v J .Aww 1 I , . A 47 39 V K' 'Q 3 'S ju I 9' 4? I I ' A ,V Q X. 5 ul V s ' b 4 O f 1 J fi ' ,-5 - N I 5 vu ' A 5 if lf, f 'M 4 V..-...nf if W- Q Q, we N , ffiJgM, A25 M V ,E , ,fifm 1 f W y' 1' ' 'w ,f M Z ff I S x A f J 5 1 wg -X, -My ,cg 4' , l 7 Row 2 Coach Harry Gobelman Darrell Palmer Bob Whlte Gordon Smlth Pat Carpenter Jlm McCulloch Wendel Scott Leo Peterson Rowl B111Schoen Charles Poffenbarger Johnny Hodecker Johnny Gunter Ernle Magxll Marvm Smlth Tom Cox Frank Wmegar Keith Snyder J V FGOTBALL The Jumor Varslty had a very suc cessful season losmg only one contest that bemg to the Bend JVs on the1r home fleld 12 O They came back from this defeat and downed the Pr1nev1l1e JVs 20 6 and Culver 120 on a ram soaked f1e1d Coach G1b Kxsters boys developed 1nto a smooth working team by the end of the season KITTEN FOOTBALL The K1tteUS composed of freshmen and sophomores, played only two games th1s year wmnlng one from the Prme v1lle Broncos 13 6 and dropp1ng thelr other contest w1th the Bend Cubs 12 0 Although they were greatly hampered by lack of practxce they turned 1n good performances and were greatly 1m proved by the end of the season Row 2 Gene Yates Darrell Palmer Gordon Smlth Pat Carpenter J1m McCulloch Wendel Scott Keith Snyder Manager Jlm Dale Row 1 Coach Glb Kxster Bob Newb11l Jlm Hall Johnny Gunter John Hodecker Ernle Mag111 Tom Cox Frank W1negar Leo Peterson :F i If .A 5- F 0 0 THIRTY SEVEN P T I 1 ' A B , A 2 1 J L - . . L I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - A . 1 l 1 l V 1 1 I I 1 1 1 , . . Q l 7 . K , . . . L. . 1 - - . . . . , . . D ' 1 . 1 I 1 1 l 1 ' I I . 1 t 1 D 1 7 1 I I 1 1 Y 1 ' c ,e1 1 , - . - ' 1- 'if' 1 F' at 1 -J J ' 'V g ' .1 - W 1 i' -' v Q vfk 2 Q K if , fa: AST. I 'G 1 A 1 X :L 4 Q I- in . Q I. 1 Q.. ' THIRTY EIGHT Xxx S QED!! QEUHUIII VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 2 Coach Hugh Hancock Ed Krxbs Jlm Hall Fred Jorgensen Ray Shumway Jack Mc Caffery Row 1 Manager Jlm Dale Ken Faxrchxld Jun Rlggs Verl Hammack Clayton Bhss Don Krxeger VARSITY BASKETBALL Although the Panthers started off slow they made a terr1f1c comeback and wound up the season wlth a record of 17 vlctorxes and 8 setbacks The Pan thers provlded the upset of the season as they downed the league leadmg Bend Lava Bears 43 39 after the Bears had massacred them two weeks earller 70 42 Coach Hancocks boys showed fme f1ght1ng Splrlt all season and made a good showlng of themselves 1n all con tests BASKETBALL SCORES Redmond 43 Central Po1nt 34 Redmond 39 Myrtle Creek 37 Redmond 31 Myrtle Creek 34 Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Central Po1nt Bend Dallas Txgard T1ga1d Prlnevllle Prmevllle Bend Burns Prmevxlle Hermxston Hermlston Madras Madras Bend Hermlston Pr1nev1lle Wxllamette U Burns Lakevlew B A 5 A - 5' t V 4' S 1 I- . i R ,A , K if ' . V c l Y T . Q I 5 Q: y 1 ' 17 1 A B A Q . L A f A L 29 ' 39 Q H 35 54 ' ' as ' - ' ' . - 52 ' ' ' 34 ' ' ' 42 ' - 35 . - 43 . . , ' ' 36 ' . . .. 48 . . . - 34 , 48 43 41 ' ' 50 ' ' 45 ' . ' 58 K -Jr x, 'S' ,J nilllllu f 6 r L, ihlllilll a FL 45 ? xk n X - N mm '1 5 l 5 X .4 . ur ' 5 f xx V V X , - fy ' '- - ' ' 5? it 1 2 xi in IAJ, ' ' Q L-. V' e - , - M . A' . , V 3X ,A ' , Q1 i I I F 1, f ' V 4 ei 'M nk -N ' is 'm l 1 4:,f I q M I NW! tj Xb! , if S ' ffz f xi wwf, X, .Nw . 'E' ' g 3 f , , N f is CA A pl X 'Yr 7x1 23 I w . .. X 2 'ff M 1 . 2 fp ,,. ,.Yv M! ,ff cf-M r 4 . .... 'Q ww - 4 i Q I., ' , 5' , , 'A '. it , as -1 ,, , in 911' Y.. A A. ll, ,W f 4, P' ,Ir Hd , xf M' 'I i' tw . e I .- 4 'F X V' ,Q .v' YN on Klttens Row 2 Coach Gobelman Dale Lawrence Pat Carpenter Gordon Smlth Robert Low ell Harlan Ebert Chuck Stauffacher Row 1 B111 Schoen Jack Re1d Charles Campbell Gordon Rxce Jlm McCulloch Leo Peterson Melvm Schult JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON S RECORD The Jumor Varslty, coached by G11 bert Klster emerged from the season w1th the best record of any basketball team ever to come out of Redmond Out of a very gruehng schedule they lost only two contests one to Bend and one beat 1n later contests The team, com posed of freshmen, sophomores and JUDIOFS hopes to have an even better squad next year and those few who w1ll become sen1ors w111 be good materlal for the varslty Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Slsters Slsters Culver Lapme Bend Bend Lakevlew Prmevllle Madras Madras Pr1nev1l1e Laplne Culver J V s Back row Bob Newb111 Johnny Hodecker Wendell Scott Bob Shoftstall Rxley R1ggS Bruce Rogers Tom Cox Me1v1n Shult Front row Coach Gxlbert Klster Ray Shumway Ray Gr1ff1n Erme Mag111 D1ck Nooe Bob Hershey Manager B111 Adams FORTY ONE B 1 31 A ., I I H 4 f 1 N V S y - K , I 1 lf in Avg 4 5 . , - . - A . . 1 . 1 9 . y ' 1 1 IJ ' L ' ' ' - 24 ' 23 ' , 48 ' 24 ' ' 25 23 , 25 ' 24 ' 30 41 , 30 27 to Prineville, both teams which they Redmond gg Bums 13 u - ' 1 33 ' ' 25 ' ' , 33 17 , ' 36 13 - - . 27 ' ' 30 . 41 ' 28 - 39 17 1 Qu A R , 1' -' fb O X . I Q I , fr :H I If T F ORTY TWO Not Shown Dwayne Johnson dashes Bert Dgvls dashes and hurdles Back row Ed Krlbs hxgh and broad Jumps pole vault Manager B111 A ams Ray Grxffm 880 Tom Cox mlle and 880 Jlm Rxggs shot put Clayton Blxss dashes and hurdles Coach Hugh Hancock Redmond Umon High made a good record ln the 1948 track season by placlng sec ond ln the dlstrlct meet ln Bend ln the sprmg and sendmg ten men to the state track meet ln Corvallls Men who represented Redmond at the state meet mcluded Don Long necker, Duayn Johnson, Stanley Sturza, Don Goldsmlth Clayton Blxss Jack Tuck Fred Jorgensen Bert Davis Don Wltcraft and Bob Clary Longnecker placed thlrd ln the discus throw ln the state meet Members of the 1948 track squad and the events they entered lncluded Don Longnecker dlscus Duayne Johnson relay Stanley Sturza relay Dan Goldsmlth relay Clayton Bllss relay low Bert Davls relay Jack Tuck Javelm Fred Jorgensen 880 hurdles broadJ ump Don Wxtcraft shot put Bob Clary Javelln and shot put Tom Cox mlle Ed Krlbs hlgh Jump and pole vault Ted Bhss hurdles Glb Dean mlle Verl Hammack dashes Bob Newblll dashes R A . 5. - 5 . 1 . . 3 E v . . 1 1 1 1 Z 1 S - . - . . . . . . . . . 9 . - e 1 1 7 - . . . . 1 . y ' . 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' . .' . 1 1 1 Q 1 . 1- I 1 1 . 1 1 1 Y' Back row Mxss Stephenson L1la Mae Popxsh Dancmg Bonnle Young Hxkmg Phyllxs G11 bert Badmmton Helen McMurry Track Darlene Fxelds Tumblmg Joyce Van Matre Horse back rldmg La Verna Penson Bowlmg Front row Ola Brlstlm Basketball V1rg1n1a Duncan Volleyball Phyllls MacGregor Softball Dons Dlckson Tenms Twylla Hargan Skatlng Georglanne WIISOH Blcyclmg The glrls started th1s year off wxth two blcycle trlps soccer and two all school foot ball teams N6YtlH11H8 came xolley ball Playdays were held 1n Madras Prlnevllle Culver and Redmond Redmond won the most games m all of these and at the Bend playday, won all games Basketball started vuth the glrls takmg class teams to Bend where they won three out of tour games An 111 school team was taken to Prmeulle for a playday Teams from Madras Bend Redmond and Prmeulle took nart R dmond won all the games Next basketball badmmton softball and track took ower Redmond held a playday ln softball and track FORTY THREE G .af R y I , ti I B f l y R tr g 1 L . A 3 '4 R f S, ,' y f R A Q7 l 'Wy 5 'Vs t si' L ,V 1 7 1 1 y W . :ll S 4 I4 l P 1 g- 1 l x B , In ' z 1 ' ,I 1 ' ' ,Q ' 1 ' Q , 1 T . S K . . . . , - A . . ' . . , . . , . . ' , L. .' 'i . . , , . V 'Y ' Y . 9 9 V ' Y ALL STAR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Back row BOUHI e Young Fern Smalley Betty Haglund Hazel Robextson Helen McMurry Darlene Flelds Joyce Van Matte M1na Elllot 'Vhss Stephen son Flont low Ola B11stl1n Mylna Hagerty EISIB Jerrars Phyll1s MacGregor Lois London Dorxs D1CkSOD LaVerna Penson Avls Barnum ALL STAR BASKETBALL TEAM Back row Lee Hollmshead Betty Haglund Helen Mc Murry Darlene Flelds Joyce Van Matre Carol Henderson Barbara Uphoff Front row Ola BFISIIID Peggy Northtutt Lo1s Hammond Leola Stevens Dorls D1ckson M1ss Stephenson 'XLL ST XR SOFTBALL TEAN1 Row 2 X llglfllil Duncan Bettx Haglund Helen MclVIu1rw D 1lmnt I- li J x 1 X an 'Vlatre Carol Henderson LaXcxna Pcnson Ram 1 Ola Brxstlln E518 FORTY FOLR J fit l l x ll Xl C QL 1 Bonnlg Houng Barbala Lphoif Dons D1ckson Cordeha Humphrey X11 ll llJX Sup tr o G I , lx A A L 5 .T L ,N .X . m, 5- f A S' L 5 to 'Z B f or to lx fl ,Y 1 , 1 . . 1, H, 1 - , ff ' V, f V t , Q - 1 1' 'X A, l A P I ' Q W ' E Y 7 . 7, Q ' 1 Y . . 1, A . 1 U 3 D v V: Q. . y ' 1 , , y , u . u . 0 Y , U B 3 T y n x S Z l ' V' ' F ' Q ' f at ll A Wllfff . ' v Y Y . f ' is .11 ' L S3 N Q A 3 ,ll 7' , 1 la gy ' N . ! 1 t L . 'I' , y 1 a'- - '11-rs, ojv- 'L .' , J . ' -- . ' 1 ' ', l' , c- 715. J If If . at lx'H1'. V v . ' ' ' v . 'L E , 'Q '.', ' . ss L j Q 1 li - .s n. A C These months have not been ldle As ewery student knows Our aCtlXltleb were many As the followmg sectlon shows FORTY FIVE r ORTY SIX WW' Band Dlrector Row 2 Secretary Leola Stevens Dlrector Frank de Lespmasse Franklin A de Lespmasse Vlce Presldent Cliff McCulloch President Cleve Wlnkle Row 1 Unlform Manager Jo Morton Drum MaJorette Betty Coleman Llbrarlan Alberta Sage The band under the dxrectlon of F A de Lesplnasse has an outstandlng record thls year Thex played at nearly all the home games and dur1ng football season, 1ourneyed to Corxallls to perform for that game ln October ten members were chosen to represent Redmond ln the Central Oregon Band at Bend They attended the dlstrlct contest held m Redmond All Central Oregon schools were present The band presented a Chrlstmas program and ended the season wlth the annual Sprmg Concert MEMBERS OF RUHS BAND FLUTES CLARINETS Sharon Moran Alberta Sage OBOE AND BELL LYRE Ellen Stacy BASS CLARINET Daud Welch ALTO SAXOPHONE Irma Galbralth Lee Holl1nshead Doug McCulloch Betty Rlppen Imogene Smlth BARITONE SAXOPHONE Jeanne Stauffacher TROMBONES Roger Dexter John Hodecker Larrame Palomakl Lloyd Welch Bxll Schoen BARITONES Russell Jordan Vlfgll Armstrong BASSES Craxg Eby Cllff McCulloch Gulnn Peden Bruce Lmdqulst STRING BASS Lolralne McClam Delpha Charlesworth Raymond Cyrus Blll Hallock LOIS McLauchl1n Charles Nelson Alberta Sage Everett Smyth TENOR SAXOPHONES Ray Garboden Juamta Snyder FRENCH HORNS Beverly Boeggeman Betty Sturdlvan LaVerna Penson LaMonte Sherman CORNETS Don Guntheg Jyme Stoner Glen London Betty Coleman Houston Earp Rodney Jones Jo Morton Janet Pederson Gordon Smlth Leola Stevens Cleve Wmkel Jerry Wldd0WS Arlo Dunbar Jackxe Snyder DRUMS Frances Harper Pat Smlth Chuck Stauffacher DRUM MAJORETTE BETTY COLEMAN MaJorettes Beverly and Barbara Boeggeman Cornet Trxo-Jerry Wldd0WS, Cleve Wmkle, Don Gunther Saxophone Quartet Rodney Jones, Ray Garboden, Doug McCulloch, Irma Jean Galbraxth Roy Blackstone Dorls Holt Alvm Mmks A ,. 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Y ' pf Y A 7 G L E E FORTY EIGHT M1ss Zmckgraf Mrs Baker Jeanne Stauffacher Dlrector Dlrector Accompamst Boys and GITIS glee clubs were dlrected by two teachers durmg the year Mrs Delma Baker reslgned at the end of the fxrst semester, and M1ss Barbara June Zmckgraf ar rlved from New York to take over the classes for the second semester The glrls glee club entered the d1str1ct glee contest here 1n the sprmg The sextet and several sololsts chosen from the chorus went to Sweet Home 1n March to enter the solo and ensemble contests A concert was g1ven m the sprmg GIRLS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Lxbrarlan Phyll1s McGregor V1ce Carolyn Varney Dxrector June Row 2 Presldent Zlnckgraf Row 1 dent Ilene Hayes L1brar1an Cordel1a Humph rey L1brar1an Darlene Sk1nner Presx iNot p1ctured Secretary Dolores Haldorson and Treasurer Barbara Neetb BOYS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Row 2 Treasurer D1ck Nooe Presldent Raymond Ayres Vxce Presldent Jlm Heston Row 1 Llbrarlan Rlchard Davldson Secre tary Bob Newbxll Glee Club Dlrector June Zmckgraf 30' is 'Y' - '15 C L U B . . 1 Y I 1 l , - , T , . . . , . I . . . - I J ' i , - , . . . Y - . . Y in ,, I , 2' I ef 4-'e M 9 1, I v I sg I -Q '7 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Row 3-Carolyn Varney, Darlene Fields, Lee Hollinshead, Carol Scott, Mary Lou Hazen. Ilene Hayes, Jeanne Stauffacher, Barbara Boeggernan, Aura Lee Chase. Donna Pauls Fern Smalley. Margaret Mickel, Joyce Van Matreg Row 2: Phyllis MacGregor, Sammy Jordan, Betty Chandler, Betty Coleman, Lucy Lane, Helen Hall, Ruth Felkins, Geraldine Miller. Charlotte Bozarth. Carol Henderson. Miss Zinckgraf, Row 1: Arline Loney, Ellen Stacy, Margery Loney, Virginia Duncan, Eileen Morris, Mauririe Prater, Darlene Skinner, Cordelia Humphrey. Aryilla Banta, Leone Emerson, Cleta Zeigler. QC' f X -qv rf' n ,- 3 GIRLS' SEXTET: Jeanne Stauffacher. Darlene Fields, Mary Lou Hazen, Betty Coleman, Ilene Hayes, Carol Henderson. Joyce Yan Matre. Director June Zinckgraf. Dana- fc gk ' R - Il M 5 ,. : ---4----f-- 'Q ,acre ..,, gm V' , Q-. ts. ig 3.91. 1- -a' i 'ji . x i lr' iwr , ' A - sei uf - faq---V. -4, . A i M V V Bl' ' Wh . - x A' Qu, of l U, gg! - L ' Q , - . ' fi - . I v 4 C .,, W' nv' - N I Q' '- J . x N 39 If V 4 0- 5 ' : : ' 3 A , as 45 I 1, 1 rv 1 ga -L -1 x Y , 7 e 0 ' is len f4 ' i H D-wi. ' IQ avi i x . I BUYS' QSLFF L'l.l'lZ' How 3: Curtis Ox-Jen. Riircly Biikviy Dell Yates. Raymond Ayiesj. Dick Niin.-i thnx- Christy. Charles Uiiiiipliell. Riley Riggs. Joseph Ward, Miss Z1iiclici'at3 linux' -Q Lyle Sa':.i.i ri Mi-iyin St-hiilt, llowiiiil Hose. Donald Wi-lls, Jin: llest-iii. lliit L .ii'pi-iiiw. L HN' X -131 lfillllw- .lat-X Ri id: Roux' 1: Riviiiird Davidson. Rohn-rt Merritt. Frank Coiikliii, Gordon Smith. Hazoltl llohn- stein. Bill Adams. Bob Newbill. Leo Petersen. I U Y K1 1 I na 93 2? I i Z as Q9' cr 90 1 , F U T U S FIFTY OFFICERS PARLIAMENTARY TEAM Row 2 Elmer McDan1e1 J1m Heston Row 2-Jack McCaffery J1m Heston Bruce Rogers Mr Stanley Green Don Brown Row 1 Cllff McCulloch Jack McCaf Row 1 Ray Shumway Frank Conklln fery Ray Shumway JUDGING TEAM PUBLIC SPEAKER DELEGATES TO KC Don Young Don Brown Bruce Rogers Elmer McDan1e1 Bruce Rog Franklm Conkhn Cllff Mc ers Don Young V1c Lxvmg Culloch Jack McCaffery ston Cllff McCulloch The Redmond Chapter of the F F A 1S the largest chapter ln the state wlth 101 actlve mem bers The chapter lfS81f was prosperous durlng the past year wlth a student labor mcome of over S77 000 and a total of approxlmately S134 000 lnvested 1n farmlng The Redmond chapter recelved one of the Gold Emblems Awards glven to the flV6 best chapters out of the slxty three ln the state Th1s year for the flrst t1me the chapter operated a farm The chapter had 37 acres ln crops Th1s years lxvestock Judgxng team composed of Frank Conklln Don Young and Cllff McCul loch placed flrst over th1rty two other teams at the State Fa1r The team also placed fxrst at the Deschutes County Falr Bruce Rogers was the wlnner of the chaptel pub11c speaklng contest and represented the chapter at the drstrlct contest Clyde Carlson Harold Klann Frank Dosser and V1c Lxvlngston recelved State Farmer De rees g Vxc L1Xll'1gSlOI'l recexved the Oregon Star Farmer Award Th1s award lS gxven each year to the outstandmg state farmer F1 e members from th1s chapter attended the natlonal FFA conventlon at Kansas Clty Vlc Lxxmgston went as the Oregon Star Farmer and Cllff McCulloch went to play m the Natlonal F F A Band Two hundred and SIX attended the annual parent and son banquet The food was by the FH A Bob Barnes Stats. Secretary from Sllwerton was the mam speaker x' I ' F ' E ? . , Y F ! ,. . . . 1 1 y - ... , I , . Y . l , Y . . - - v ' 1 1 ' , . , . 7 . , l - - , y . . -' . . . I . r - , I Q - !, I - ' 1 Y Y - 'y' 1 . I 1 .,. ' - - ' B . Q . . ' x X J 'a Y ' ' V Y I ,. y - -lv in RFXNQ Knifrl fum if-'W 4 ,Qui M66 W M Wffw ,WWW El Wynn Oqfiilww A 1 I it 'W 1 wa' Kr. S432 A-I 'Z -- 1 4232,-Lf! 'gf A ri 4' 'V f Q 4 'fa E? I Eh! 3 , if 1...s' I wa 8 My - .M .E ' A 1 - 131-xii af-K ,F m Sw s G 1 Qi .LW Back row Margaret Mlckel Beverly Grubb Faye Ross Ila Adams Mlss Calkms Front row Faye Telfer Mary Lou Rlce Altamay McFal1 Joan Adams Imogene Smith PURPOSES l To promote a grow mg appxecxatlon of the 5 To promote mtexnatlonal good vxlll Joys and satxsfactlons cf homemaklng 2 To emphasize the Importance of Worthy 6 To foster the dexelopment of Creatlxe home membershlp leadershlp ID home and communxty l1fe 3 T0 emmulage democracy In home and 7 To promote wholesome lndlxldual and Lommunxty l1fe 4 To work for good home and fam1ly hfe gloup recreation for all 8 To further 1nterest 1n home econom1cs CNot plctured Shuley W111 Bevely KISSIGFD Row 4 MISS Lols Calk1ns Florence Johnson Donna Mllllken Faye Ross Margaret Mlckel Delores Summers Joanne Hanneman Barbara Uphoff Loxs London Alta Mae McFall Imogene Smlth Donna Hubbell Helen McMur1ay Row 3 Deloxes Pestka Doxothy Smalley Margaret Wmegar Betty Rlppen Janet Pederson Allyne Endl ott Joanne Adams Anne McKay Nancy Petersen Marle Antllla Ruth Klann Mary Lane Patsy Hansen Row 2 Elleen Moxlls Ila Adams Lxlllan Scott Alma M1HkS Faye Telfer Geraldlne Mlller LHVSFBB Penson Arvllla Banta Alberta Sage Ola BI1Stlll'1 a ne Johnson Loulse Blown Dorls Holt 1 QU' 6 FIFTX THREE F U T U R E . . . , H ll 0 . I : V. ' 4. Y ' ,L l l . I M . Y Y T- Q Y ' 4 l ' Y h 7 ' 1 3 A , Y 1 , ' Y I . . I 5 V. Q . y Y . . ' K Rolfv 1-Lois'Poffenba1'ger, 'Beverly Grubb, Mary Lou Bice, Barbara Luff, Patsy Hartford, Jo- . , , . E Is ,ple N B 9 3 I 0 ' 5 ' 'J ' .. S -- 1 L 0 it 1 as as 1 ' - 'I' S 1 . I i J ' of S 'i la 'V 2 W S, ' 2 Alf M., x -W ' - J, . ft 1 J 0 U R N FIFTY FOUR CNot plctured Ora Brlntnall Raymond Cyrus John Gunter Dorothy McLeod Jyme Stoner? Row 3 Davld Welch Jeanne Gunter Glen Brown Jeanette Cook Don M1ller Bonn1e Young oe Mansfleld Gene Gustafson Evelyn Banta Mrs Della Nance Row 2 Art Hayward Merle Felkxns Hazel Robertson Bert Davls Larrame Palomakl Rob er Merrxtt Wllburta Davls Carolyn Lane John Edgerton Rlchard Donaca Row 1 Paulme Knutson Manager Kenneth Vl8gaS Donna Pauls Edltor Carolyn Varney Edx tor Jo Molton Manager Don Wolf Leola Stevens Tommy Cox Exleen Morr1s Two student publ1cat1ons Panther Scratches and The Jumper were edlted by members of the Journallsm class under the lnstructxon of Mrs Della Nance Only students enrolled ln th1s class we e on the wr1t1ng staffs therefore these pubhcatxons were not extra curucular actxvltxes th1s yeal The 1947 48 Panther Scratches edlted by Ma Jory Bush was glven a flrst class honol xatmg by the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assoclatxon s 1948 All Amer1can Newspaper cr1t1cal SGYVICQ for the second semester Panther Scratches has appeared once a month th1s year with a double sxzed ISSUE m the sprmg honormg the graduatlng class Carolyn Varney has been outstandlng 1n efflclency as edltor of th1s school newspaper Jo Morton was edltor of th1s 1949 year book The Jumper and lt speaks fox her 3bllltV Jo and Carolyn represented Redmond Umon Hlgh School at the conference for hlgh school Joulnallsts held on the Un1vers1ty of Oregon campus in the fall Donna Pauls wlll edlt next years Panther Scratches and she put out an lssue m Mar h th1s year Lenora Johnson wlll edlt next years Jumper Both publlcatlons haxe been submxtted to the N3tl0H8l Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon for cr1t1cal analysls Manager Don Wolf Edltor Jo Morton Edltor Carolyn Varney Manager Ken V16gaS Adxlsex Della Nance lima, 1 S -W - 1. I: 1 1 1 . D ' ' I 1 7 Y 7 3 Y J , l . , ' . . . . 1 v - . I 'Y 7 ' A ' 7 . ! 7 t , 4 l y 1 Y . I . 7 ! I 1 . 5 - 1 Y 3 Y 3 ' . . - , . I , . . . v ,. , - - - N 1 Q.. - ta' 1 1 . V. - . . l - 1 , . - . . , ' . . . . . . , . ' . . 7 . ' . . . V. Q 9 ! 9 Y iv V I , . 4 , ls' ax f ' . Y 'z., - . 5 ff 5 sqg 7 fr. V 1 Q , , i V - f fl --' gy.- ' - A, 4 F Y 'P , , J ' : . . ' . ,I ', , 'K' ' 'Z' wma, Row 2 Margaret Conklm Mrs Maude Lee Alta Dlxson Row 1 Ken Faxrchxld Jo Morton Ruth Dlxson Anna Bozarth The fourth edltlon of And The Bud Blossoms IS dedlcated to the forty nmers Th1s magazme IS a collectlon of WI'1t1I'lgS of the Creatlve Wfltlng Class Maude Lees Creatlwe Wr1t1ng Class was flrst scheduled 1n Redmond bmon Hlgh School IH September of 1945 The class sponsol ed a booth at the carmwal and sold candy to raxse thexr funds This ls the class second year of supportmg Jacquellne Des Muelles, nme year old Prench vsar X1CtlITl whom the class adopted Row 2 Albertl Sabe Alta D1ckson Hoy Fultz Sue Sklnner Ken Fanchlld Darlene Fields Ray Jewel Mau Lou Hazen Joan Bessey Row 1 Margaret Conklln Ruth Dzxson Anna Bozarth Jo Molton Peggy Hartford DeLor1s Summers Clara Sunkler Allme Loney M15 'Vlaude Lee 3 iv I FIFTY FIX E C R , if I ,e T M ' ' 4 I ff v Z ' ' I , . . , A , L 1 1 y . W ' ' KK Y! ' ' if - ' ,Y ,Li Q Y u a a n I Y Q 1 Y' 1' Y l Y Y .' , VV. A l. v l - y l N -we Q, e G ,, . 1 fi my J D- , V ' I Q X 'S , if , ,s X ,ff ' S if I u L ily 1 ' is 5 5 mb :N rl' Tv xg I K sf . Q , ' 1 I , I ' ,, 5 - , L FIFTY SIX -Q CNot shown Leola Stevensl Carolvn Lane Donna Pauls Front rovt Mrs Maude Lee Ken V16g3S Margaret Conklm W1lburta Davls Bonme Young Llla Poplsh Bonnle Carlos Qulll and Scroll held a formal 1n1t1at1on early ln March Included 1n then' 3.CtlXlt19b was a nowel ple throwlng booth at the carnlwal, and a free talent shovs for the student body Quallflcatlons for mernbersh1p are enrollment as a 1un10r, must be 1n upper thlrd of class and must do outstandlng Work 1n Jo.1rnal1sm Jo Morton P1es1dent Anna Bozarth VICE Presldent Carolyn Varney Secretary Treasu1e1 Margaret Conklm Reporter Mrs Maude Lee Adv1ser U I A N . L A .xx ' , L W Z r Q A . l X ,, S N ' Q , A x .C ,C S C Back row-Llauth Dixson, Anna Bozarth, Jo Morton, Ken Fairchild, Carolyn Varney, Hoy Fultz, R 0 Y . . . V Y K lm-.unww Row 2 Faculty Board Mrs Maude Lee J C L1ne Supt M E Larlve Rove 1 Presldent Anna Bozarth V1ce Presldent Raymond Jewel Secretary Ilene Hayes Tre-asu1ex Kenneth V16gHS The Redmond chapter of the Natlonal Honor Soclety of Secondary Schools was organlzed rn 1944 and 1tS leadexshlp has been felt 1n all 1948 1949 aCtlV1t19S The cornerstones upon wh1ch the Honor Soclety IS buxlt are scholarshlp 1eadersh1p SGYVICG and cha1acter The soclety had become the nucleus for many proJects e plac One such proJect was a whlte Chrlstmas for two fam1l1es at the a1r base housmg umt Hol1day greetmgs were sent by members of the soclety to the faculty the mmlsters and the S1Ck A formal 1n1t1at1on ceremony was held at the Redmond Hotel Coffee Shop February 15 w1th parents and teachers as guests The tappxng ceremony Wh1Ch acquamts the pIOSp6Ct1V6 members wlth the1r el1g1b1l1ty took e the flrst week ln March The soclety sponsored a booth at the all school carnlval Wute ups of 3Ct1V1t19S were accepted by Student Llfe and publxshed on the Honor Soclety page fNot plctured Leola Stevensl Row 2 Jlm Heston Carolyn Varney Donald Wolf Jo Morton Rayrnond Jewel Anna Bo zarth Helen Suhre Carolyn Lane Ilene Hayes Bonnle Carlos Mr J C L1ne Row 1 Mrs Maude Lee Margaret Conkl1n Sue Skmner Kenneth Vlegas Frank Conkl1n Lo1s Hammond Mary Lou Rlce Anltra Sandwlck AL.. LW' .J -uri 1 fs. FIFTH SEX EN J , y 0 MW B If 'f+w,,M,,M. - I ': '. I , I . , . . . . V , . , , v C 1 V V -- 1 . I . . . I Q I 1 , v ' . U . W. ,, . . .' . . ' - E , . . y 1 x H . ,, . ' . Q . . . . . . . T -' M - Y Y 7 5 . Y 7 A ' v 1 - Y . , by I 1 - - - . ' Y ' - v. - 3 y v 1 1 1 ' 5 ' I X K I ' pf 1 4 ik 1 hu I --Q--, W ,...,, , V v Y K ,.- .-1 - A K 1-11 A. I'IF'lH BICHT tNot shown Georglann WIISODJ Row 4 Helen McMurry Yvonne Poulton Joyce Van Matre EIOISG Allen Ruth Dlxson Beth Lamb Altamay McFal1 Betty Haglund Helen Suhre Pat Smxth Betty Sturdlvan Ernestene Baller Mxna El11ot Ruth Klann Row 3 Jeannette Cook Donna M1ll1ken Los London Bonn1e Carlos Fern Smalley Faye Ross Margaret Mlckel Wylmoth Pearson Vera Bussett Della Mae Wllmot Av1s Barnum Mary Lane Row 2 Dorothy Hanneman Lxla Sloan Dorls Osenton Pete Satterlee An1tra Sandw1ck Duayne Johnson Loxs Hammond Gene Peden W1lburta Dav1s Lloyd Welch Doris Dlckson Bonn1e Young Myrna Hagerty lla Adams Lenora Johnson Loa Clark Beverly Grubb Mrs Irene Boone One of the newest organ1zat1ons ln school IS the Future Buslness Leaders of Amer lca Thls organlzatlon was started last year It IS supervlsed by Mrs Irene Boone In order to Jom the F B L A, students must be taklng a buslness course at the tlme It IS not necessary to be enrolled ln a buslness course to contlnue membershlp later The FBLA lntervlewed buslness men 1n order to flnd what courses they vxould advlse students to take and to see what kmd of modern equlpment and machlnes are used Presxdent Helen Suhre V1ce Pres1dent Ernestene Baller Secretary Lo1s Hammond Reporter Dons Dlckson Faculty Advlser Irene Boone CNot plctured Treasurer Georglann WIISOHD F. B. L. T Q 1 1 I s ' ' 1 l v . 7 I 7 9 1 Y 7 ' v ' -A A - A I I T I 7 7 Y . Y - Y Y ' Y Y Y 1 7 I Y Z- 1 A Q 1 h I 1 1. .I I .1 1 1 1 1 x , 1 V ' Row 1-Jeanne Gunter, Twylla Hargan, Geraldine Miller, Beverly Anllker, Alma Mlnks. Y Y Y 3 ' ' Y Y Y I xi Y I . ' is Raw 2 Representatnes Don Wells Ray Shumway Frank Conklln Advlser Wllllam French Row 1 Presldent Tox Cox VICE Pres1dent Dun Wolf Secretary Treasurer Vernle Maglll Ser geants at Alms Ernie Maglll and Robert Lowell Redmonds newest hlgh school olganlzatlon the Independent Students Pederatxon, w as 01 gamzed durlng the flrst semester for the purpose of advancmg school sp1r1t and backmg new programs for the welfare of the student body Membershlp 19 open to all mterested students ACtlXlt1ES meluded organlzmg a square dance team sponsormg an student body dance furtherlng better sportsmanshlp and lnterest ln athletlc events re xlx mg school sp1r1t and actu ely campalgnlng for electlon of student body offlcers by qual 1f1cat1on rather than popularlty In February the IS I' campa1gned at the electlon of ehtors and managers of student publlcatlons thelr candldates were elected and the electxon ltself was the largest ln hlstory wlth only 17 students falllng to xote Row 3 Herman Harms Darrell Palmer Ernle Maglll Vernle Maglll Bllly Warner Don Wolf Ray Shumwav Jlm McCulloch Mr Wllllam French Row 2 Hexb M1ller John Gunter Darlene Flelds Robert Lowell Carol Henderson Melvm Johnson Tom Cox Leo Petersen Gordon Smlth Row 1 Frank Conkhn Beverly Boeggeman Frank Wlnegar LaVerna Penson Ken Vlegas Lloxd Welcl' Ola Brlstlln Don Wells 'Q FIFTX NINE , S. ,A ' F0 I a 'L . N, y 2 - af' 3' . ' , V . . . , . mtramural wrestlmg program, sponsormg a radlo program over KRLHS, sponsormg a ,l 7 , K P' - L I , - , 'T i V. 7 J I V- A 3 l ' I I Y Y Y W V lvl l 1 Y . V. Y ' 7 Y . Y 'i 1 I Av v 1 I 1 I l 7 s ,P -, 1 I 1 . ' I l VN ,I ,M ,J A, F 'SIXTY in .Qs I7 5--. Niriff' Back Row Mrs Maude Lee Margaret Conklm Barbara Rogers Herman Harms Twylla Har gan Carolyn Lane E dFront Row Clara Sunkler Julla Russell Bon'11e Caxlos Dor1s Dlckson Imogene Smlth Allyne n lcott CNot plctured Leola Stevensj Mrs Maude Lee s hbrary staff has done a flne Job 1n the llbrary thls year Thelr task of keeplng the llbrary operatmg smoothly has been done efflclently The llbrary uses the Dewey Declmal System and IS subject to mspectlon by state IH spectors Carolyn Lane Presldent Imogene Smlth V106 Presldent Dor1s Dlckson Pubhclty Manager Margaret Conklm Reporter Mrs Maude Lee Adviser CNot plctured Leola Stevens Secretaryb L l I .. V' . A 'f B I E 4. N I w 'T' I ' , ' B N... -, ' Q? 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QF' 'pi ,pf Pre 1dcnt Clayton Bl1ss hee Pres1dent Verl Hammack Secretary Ted Wells T1easurer Bruce Rogers AdVl56l Hugh Hancock Lette1 men s club lS an organ1zat1on of boys who have earned letters 1n major sports A p11xate 1n1t1at1on was held at the close of football season for Don Brown Joe Noxak Norman Sax, sen1ors J1m Hall Don Van Matre J1m Heston, Gene Yates, Bob Another 1n1t1a1on was held 1n the sprxng for men earnmg basketball and track letters Row 3 J1m He ton Rlley R1gg,s Don Van Matre Ken Fa1rch11d Don Brown Leona1d K1rby J1m R1ggS B1ll Tuck F1ed Jorgensen Row 2 Coach G1lbe1t Klster Bert Dav1s Bruce Rogers Joe Novak D1ck Nooe Ed Kr1bs Clayton Bl1ss Verl Hammack Ted Wells Ray Je wel Coach Hugh Hancock Row 1 Manage1 B111 Adams Duayne Johnson Gene Yates Ray G11ff1n Gene Gustafson Tom Cox Norman Sax Bob Newblll Leo Pete1son J1m Hall BIKTX ON P, I ' 2 E A lf , 19 1' ' T D V 1 , y Y , 11' 'V . ' x ' K V y L ., I - Q ay . . , , lNew'b1ll, D1ck Nooe, Rlley Rlggs, Jumorsg and Leo Peterson, sophomore. - , Q , . I , . , V . V ' ' ' I 'Y V Y Y Y V ' A 1 V Y . 1 1 y v I y . v Y Q. r 1 W - 7 V Y J Y, , .. . , Y 7 V 7 1 7 ' ff. L XA up fi' SIXTY TWO Q9 CNot pxctured Leola Stevensh Row3 Imogene Smxth Carolyn Lane Sue Sk1nner Bonnle Carlos Phyllls Gllbert Bonme Yourg Anna Boz th Ms Ruby Stephenson Row 2 Jo Morton Carolyn Varney Fern Smalley Ruth Klann Phyllls MacGregor Ilene Hayes Cordeha Humphrey Row 1 Barbara Rogers Lo1s Hammond Dor1s D1ckson L1la Mae POp1Sh Anxtra S3HdVVlCk Beverly Anllker Mary Lou R1ce As 1n years before the Pep Club was one of the outstandmg orgamzatxons of the school I order to belong to Pep club a g1rl must be a Junxor or sen1or have a grade average of at least a three served on sexeral commlttees held an office 1n some organlzatlon have earned a letter 1n a school 3Cf1Vlty and proved her leadershlp 1n school affalrs MISS Ruby Stephenson physlcal educatxon 1n tructor was advlsor of the organlzallon The club sponsoled a Central Oregon Pep Club Banquet ln February vulth Bend Redmond Prmevxlle and Madras attendmg Row 2 VICE Presldent Anna Bozarth Secretary Sue Sklnner Treasurer Anltla Sandwlck Sergeant at Arms Carolyn Varney Rowl Pres1dentDor1s D1ckson Pres1dent LOIS Hammond Secretary Cordella Humphrey Treasurer Jo Morton Advlser Ruby Stephenson 4 w ,W :. 1, 'fff r zsfm E 'iq' , I , P 3 - Q .,- C 4 Q 4 4, Q I I I 1 x x 1 1 ' . , . ar ., . 1 s - - .. - . r 1 y 1 1 f v Y I - . v 1 - . . 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Fourth row MISS Stephenson Sue Sklnner Ilene Hayes Fern Smalley Mlna Elllot Jean Bader Anna Bozarth Eloxse Allen Mary Lou Hazen Alta Knutson Dorothy Hanneman Phyllls Gilbert Thxrd row Peggy Thornton BOHHIE Young Twylla Hargan Cordeha Humphrey Dorls Dlck son Shlrley Glodt Anltra Sandwlck L1la Sloan Dorothy Smalley Verlene Wmkel Jeanne Gunter Second row Mary Lou RICE Elleen Morr1s Darlene Skmner Lenora Johnson Paullne Knutson Flrst row Dorls Osenton L1la POp1Sh The Dr1ll team performed at all the home football and basketball games They also performed at the Prlnevllle, Corvallls and Lakevlew games The drlll team put on a glrl s football game to F3136 money for new unlforms Members of the drlll team were plcked from tryouts Pep club glrls may be 1n lt 1f they wlsh M1ss Ruby Stephenson superv1ses all the dr1lls Majorettes th1s year were elected by the Drlll Team members alded by M1ss Ruby Stephenson advlser At the state contest at Sweet Home Dorls Osenton rated a one and was glven more polnts than any other glrl ln the state L1la Poplsh got a two MAJORETTES L1la Mae Popxsh Dorxs Osenton M SIXTY THREE e or S D l Beverly AnlikeJLucy Lane, Hagel Edwards, Myrna Haggerty, lla Adams, Georgianne Wilson. 1 . . , . . , ' ll V !! ! ' l P SIXTY FOUR i CNot plctured Leola Stevensb Row 4 Jo Morton L1la Pop1sh Ernestene Baller Shlrley Wlll Bonme Carlos Betty Sturdlvan Dorothy McLeod Sue Sklnner Bonme Young Lola Clark Imogene Smlth Mlss Ruby Stephenson Row 3 Anna Bozarth Phyllxs G1lbert Pat Sm1th Carolyn Lane Margaret Conk11n Fern Smalley Pinltra Sandw1ck LOIS Hammond Dorxs Dlckson Cordella Humphrey Twylla Hargan Gerry M11 er Row 2 Darlene Flelds Yvonne Poulton Elolse Allen Patsy Hartford Elsxe Jeffers V1rg1n1a Duncan Arvrlla Banta Phy111s MacGregor Myrna Hagerty Ila Adams Helen McMurry Rovs 1.-Joyce Van Matre Carol Henderson Betty Haglund Beverly Boeggeman Mma Ellxot Dorothy Hanneman Llla Sloan Ruth Klann LaVerna Penson Sammle Jordan Beverly Anllkex The Glrls Athletlc Assoc1at1on contmued to be one of the most popular and successful organlzatxons ln school B1cycle trlps were taken to the rlver and to Terrebonne durmg the fall Other actlwl tles of the G A A were a skatmg party a volleyball playday and a formal dance W nter Wonderland G A A OFFICERS Presldent Ernestene Baller V1ce Presldent Ruth Klann Sec retary Cordella Humphrey Treasurer Betty Haglund Pomt Re corder Lo1s Hammond Faculty Advlser Ruby Stephenson tNot plctured Sergeant at Arms Leola Stevensj Gxrls Physlcal Educatlon Dlrector Mxss Ruby Stephenson 51 G. A. A 2 ' ' ' 41 2 1 , 'Z 1 I . ,'- 0 EQ 1 ' ,3 ' 1 f- I A fi -, . 9 ' ' I F , 1 1 - v M T 1 I. D 1 I 1 D I 1 I. I 1 . 1 Y 1 I I 1 I 1 I I ' f I 1 I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 I , 1 1 1 , A . Y I 1 ' 1 1 . 1 I I I Y Y 1 1 1 I' I 7 I 1 7 1 I Y I 9 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I N7 Ola Br1st11n. ' . , . . . . . .... I. - ' 1 1 1 1 A ' Y! ' 1 . . , . . , I - , . . 4. . .. 1 . A ,, ' f 1 1 1 Z Y ' 1 1 ,I , . , ,W xl I Qi ' Q ' , ' I 1' - '. f',I , '-'-- ' 5II', . '-515 Lois Hammond Bonnle Young Warren Orr Phyllis MacGregor Ernie Magill Bonnle Young Hazel Edwards Doris Osenton During football season yell leading was handled by an able squad of upper classmen Basketball season opened with a set of three girls Bonnie Young Doris Osenton and Hazel Edwards on the Pep Squad Ola BI'lStl1l'1 Delores Haldorsen Ilene Hayes Darlene Fields Carol Henderson Sharon Moran Jeanne Gunter P E SIXTY FIN E P S U A Lois Hammond, Bonnie Young, Phyllis MacGregor, Hoy Fultz and Warren Orr. 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Q',o 'f I s 'Y -1 '.x X - ,., I ,n nil- L Q O' Y 5 Q' I 1.. Axx: xl., 'x jtxsfl .- X. f 1 ' ig in ,r-N' fix Y - -' X 3' v , I - ,J ,1 r',,N,.', 5, 1 N , 5' , 1K - Q, :fr w , s V, y 1 ,Lf XJK. I ,u 'Q sl, T .-x . ir, . ffm. '. . 1 , JI' .'l . .rw . , I 'Qs r ::1? ' Q Q - 2--,-Q - 'Q my li? if ' 'I QI' -Ju I' - , -. - 1e'1,lu l, f L ' 5, ., . 1 It ,- Ll if ,C ' ' 'u 'Z 4 1 I xv 'A B1 . uf Lv' Congr atula From 001531 and M Theatres tions AYF All! L0u1s E M1 bert A0 t Odem O MORAN'S HARDWARE EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE WIISOH Sportmg Goods Glbson Stowes and Refmgerators Phone 217 Redmond Dptch Boy Paints - Duo-Therm Heaters - Motorola Radios -45 F 'Rn ,J For Quality Food CQ And Good Servnce , X-QB fi? TUMBLE INN LL.,- NORTHWE?: 'IQEOLEPIUDNE C0 Bob Blau. We have prlnted some grand news about vou klds this year That9s the klnd we llke. Keep up the pace' The Redmond Spokesman .-rw D I f-X AJ . 25 fx ex o Xi P l X Mk, Q , 5.2 a X gnnaonou -Q mon , regon . CIINGRATULATIUNS TTI: f49 CENTRAL OREGON MEAT CO Co 'rue F Smvgt EVERYTHING SATTERLEE BROS t Myr: nv A FthS 'rv P ERIISENQ RTDNIOND STATIONERY 0 e Class 0 9 ' I I LLY 1-10' NA'noNAu.Y ED S O ST onanmzso A A A A our to Post office Redmond , A 5 A if t ho in a For he Farm and H And at a Saving -F J 1 a ac ear dd ur er uccess 0 ou anthers r 9 A, x L 41 A ','l'l' ' ' 'll , I F ' ' I I , xX'l:xNO -' 'mv '. 53. -F, 1 ? ' If + 0 brli wild UJIQI ulllllnl 'llun.v'U IP S truest FRED HODECKER POTATOES Redmond Phone 74 Northwest Poultry 81 Dairy Products Co. Eggs, Poultry, Turkeys Sea Foods and Specialty Items Birdseye Frozen Foods Independent Cash Buyers of Eggs Poultry and Turkeys Redmond Phone 120 J0lIN DEERE and CATERPILLAR Poole Krueger Implement Co ned d Ph M UPGARD S Palntmg and Decoratlng Fon QUALITY WORK PHONE CULVER 2581 Edward E Redmond Upgard Owner Redmond Box 71 . 1 9 ---M , 241 Serving Central Oregon I-lvc1'ything for the Farmer mon one 91 adras Pho. 432 , 4' HELEN9 FABRHISHOP Fabrlcs and Lmens Infant Wear HELEN DUGGER One door east of bus statlon on D street phone 260W .1 .4161 RUGERS and LYNCH C1 th d Sh d B y 4135 th Sh' t A Popular Place CRAFTS CONFEC'l'IONFllY Phone 3oI HOGANS In Redmond It s Hogan s Footu ear fo1 the Entue Fam1lx 9 n 7 . I' M A 'R ,hi Wg n f 3151- HY Q, ,L A ,,, 1 .1 - L I 'A 1 f E X -P ff .. ..,, A I C J 0 es an oes for Men an 0 S W Phone asa ix ee ' ' a v . t . Y ,f u I Q fix 'LS Good Luck T Th Graduates Whitman Candy Greetlng Cards Prescrlptlons Sundries F CENT WISE DRUG Congratulations To The Class of 1949 Redmond 5e and 100 Store Giles Photographers 433 Sixth Redmond O E Franklin Veterinarian Products Of '49 ' Q O FRED F SPARKS WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Gvvdyew' 'rlmzs 829 S th Shee! Ph e 66J 109 S1xth Street Automob1leAccessor1es ENDICOTT and HIATT Sportmg Goods The Farmers 0wn Busaness Deschutes Farmers C0-op Feed Seed Fertlllzer Farm Machmery Petroleum Products Poultry and L1V6StOCk Eqmpment Hardware Home Appl1ances Domestlc Water Systems Irrxgatlon Equlpment POTATO MARKETING Redmond Phone 10 Tires . Batteries SHELL SERVICE Compliments of E.K. MARKET 81 SERVICE STATION The Blggest Llttle Store In Central Oregon Redmfmd Phone 2101 westberg's COUNGSY Of 11111 d th rn MO0RE TRUCK SERVICE Prompt Courteous and Dependable TRUCK QERN ICE I hone 736W Scott Nloore the ' e shop just aroun e co er sixth and seventh l me PIGGLY WIGCIY on d street , . 1 ' ' 7 ' r A POPULAR PLACE Wlth a Warm welcome to the whole famlly baby to great grandpa' Really Good Mag I We Tr1m You Good' REDMIIND BARBER SlIOP Tex W11son Bob Brown Dee Rennels Y . Fountain Service and Lunche azines - ce Redmond Branch OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND AN OREGON BANK SERVING GREGON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HATE. M Franks Servlce Statlon Chevron Supreme Gasolme Atlas Tues and Batteues ERICKSON'S Food Market Wh Hgh Qalty M t 012 Slxth Street Redmond Phone 86 Flee Dellx eu Your Beauts Is Our Busmess Tlllw J'nn0 Beautw Shoppe J- . , R or ? I 0 up-. H -'11 ' 4 III' I gy . .-.Q q-'Q I I , I if 1 I - I1 Z ' H 4-1 - ., ' ' 'fWW' ,f ,, V, ,. , 4 'nh H ,, ,,,,,,g,np,,,,,L,, ,, .Mn-I ' 9 0 0 x I 4 ,A ' 4 51.4inAll' V 5, ' 2' '!? wa gr' f of I Q, J lf E 5 1 6? I- rg ! ' ' fi , f ff E ,f ., ,nw A --ef? , L '1 ere i er u i and Low Prices ee ' , .5 1 it 5 V 4 n ' v I v I. . Y , L I l L We Electrify Satisfy 31. CONTRACT WIRING HOT POINT APPLIANCES DEEP FREEZE HOME FREEZERS Phone 70X Waltel Lantz COPFLAND YARDS l Y Phone 93 Retall Lumber and Building Materials FARMERS ILARDWARE C0 Farm M111 Home Supplies 433 Fifth Street Redmond Oregon P 81 E FURNITURE C0 Fifth 8: E Streets Redmond LAST MINUTE SPECIALS You Will Find Lowest Prices At SAFEWAY J I L Jo We ' f' cf: 448 E St. yt, Redmond, Oregon !. CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1949 Central Electrlc Co op INCORPORATED Redmond Oregon Complete Insurance Phone 277W CENTRAL AUTO PARTS H a sehr ed Phone 164 Redmond CHAMNESS Glass and Paint Supply 445 E Street Guy Chamness Owner Phone 241 Redmond S ' g D h t J ff Y W d C C t sllELn0N R. HAWES Mobil . ' STATION and CABINS 1.311111 5Y Rd General Insurance Real Estate Building Loans The Shlvely Agency 525 Slxth Street Phone 51 Redmond 4! Square Deal Complete Home Furmshlngs THE HOME Furmture Appllances ffl- News gill ' X 7 x I ' , A Lewis Rice Owner ' Phone 6 e mond A an V ,A ,,,, Q .41 I 3 F . ,Tx 5 fu. urmture as ff , Co. ' 5 n f 0 Q V I I K X V V 5 J 1 Q . of i . 9 't . , Redmond qg.,,,.mw 84' Best Packing Inc Wishes To The Class 1949 FR Central Oregon Fu' Supply Co Inc Don't call PINE for HELP' SPRUCE call 69X CEDAR Redmond Laundr y Building Supplies LUMBER Sz Dry Cleaners Phone 306W Redmond Mac's Signal Service Signal Gasoline Automotive Diesel Fuel Lee Tires and Tubes Accessories i ifi YL- Y I' - w , 'vmI,:5:f'., 1:2 .u v I V, , g5,, ,- ' f, 2 'f ,, -.f '- -fy-5,,n-5 1.1 vyf-1.4 I pu. , lgtg- I ----- '? .J , .- . . , Co. f O K 4 '- ' .WI - I .. A -' 'if 2 , f V' V , N. . . ., . O -xx H kt, .K -xvA , , ,A -X , l V 4 i TJ, - ,,,h o 'ff 4 ,. THE PASTIME VIC Morton and Tye Rennels Proprletors FRIENDLY SERVICE Corsages and Flowers For all occaslons Redmond 315 C Street Phone 243 -5- 1 TQ -xy EX I fzf x. . i , ,J . 4 , 'ffif' Q. , 'luv 'f A Q 3 , Q ' J SW' W if 0 FRANICS TAVERN Sportsmarfs Headquarters Congratulations to the Senior Class of '49! Franks Motor Company Lew Franks. Prop. 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