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Yearbook of Redmond Umon Hlgh School Dlstrlct U 1 J Deschutes Crook and Jefferson Countles Presents THE RUHS THANK YOU For the School Year of 1953 54 Editor, Phyllzs Sanford Managers, Clyde Penhollow and Carol Sawyer Editorual Staff, The Journalzsm Class Faculty Admser, Mrs Della Nance Photographers, Gales' Printers, The Redmond Spokesman 9 3 . Redmond, Oregon U , ,A ,. I-W? . ,ggxq . ,R 'fgl2 A'A1 A f ' Qfffff'ff2f:.f A . H 1 ' 'mllll 1 , It I 4 ' 3554 ,, 44 P ez. , s-., .G -e I 4 E? A . ',.. f AC, , X ,I , L. ' ' 5 4.-1 1.-.m -3'?, - ,Ms 117-5 .5 J- ,f fl , '-.- 5 Y Av xr in . 'if 4. , . In v' N 'ii 4 x. Y. l , 1 .vit t 'K T' - in -vw-rw, lp.. ,Ah 1 s . . 5 , . IP-. ' L ' . Q 4 . 1 ' A f . , 1 fi 'vs' ' . , .1, 'z X 7 . ,, b 'K' -1 .HKLXA JH'-Q 1 ff -fl: A . -, .f X Dfw X . 0 . H1 1, ,awk U l X if ' N' Q , , rv v LN. f4..,,f, tilts, 'J'. ,l ! Q Q .' .' A an, i ,, H .E'.b'3, ,- - Ill- V .nf N , .rv-A off . A- Wa 5 K ' ' .EU .' 4 ' - 1 .- '- . ,, v 5,1 .J ' -' ' mi. 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' V: if ef 1 X f X 4 Q f' 'Mi A e I U 0 -K f::2' 4 X fn M In memou of Dmck S1tton vs ho xx as k1lled ln a car ac c1dent ea1lx Satul day morn mg Ixox 7 1953 Dick was a sophomore in RUHS The accldent oc- cuued on Hlghu ay 97 elght rmles south of Redmond If-?5 '3 1 adtb-T v, r' Vw., pg 1 'A 'a I 1 .w ,1Q' 6: 1 'S we t h e admmstratzon for running a school an which we could tured at the right as the superzntendent looking at a map of the dzstrwt show ing the locataon of students, homes learn and which we could enjoy. Pic- - :H 21' . ' f l51'Pff'g,, v.- 1 ' ' 1. A' ' Q 2, 1, fl' 8 if I 65? aiu, Assistant Principal Clayton Norton and Superintendent James Brown Superintendent James L. Brown was born in Mindovi, Wisconsin, and has lived in Oregon for ten years. He holds a Master of Education degree from the University of Oregon and a B.A. degree from the University of Montana. Assistant Principal Clayton E. Nor- ton is the school registrar and takes care of the official attendance records. RUHS is directed by the board of education pictured below. The members meet the first Monday of every month to work out problems concerning school policy. Each member serves on the board for five years without remuneration. ' ,gdddtftlfg ' Ima' IZZMI.-S A tStandingJ James L. Brown, superintendentg Mrs. Virginia Vance, clerk. CSeatedD Roy Snabel, Lloyd Hill, John Copenhaver, Lee Allen. CNot pictured: Darrell Smithl - -K UM ...fn an ' .A - A A.. -swf , ,,.. M... - .1 sw.-sam.-..v.... . il 53: ' e I 5 'V 5. 43,-fr I .A in , J 5 ,W ,iq f1..:-13. V I , iam ,.', 4 9 'fir 2' 1 5 V , up V W 95, v , ,,, 'fvlvvaunmnir 'f Q v , : , R -- ranvnlmlp Q - Nwv 'Lf X 'S' 'M .I , I rv- -.'!'., 'uf 'M ' ' ?:',if'1W- I3 'Q25g,.V:P , , '4' -J - ' - +1 A- , v f. ' f ,gnc 5g:,LV.fnf '1 V' ' . 4 .V f, 2 Ryu ,,' M . if I HAL- '- 'HQKKX ' - ,. ,Lg .kq...',!.1 ' . y f V, A .:1 -M-ff: '-- -bf' '5' W' ' '- HV ' t , 5 Q33 Q .-..., -.. . ., . Haw- pn , '7'5l,Q-2- ' ' Uflgi V ' 4, Z X33 'f '55 1-Vx' QR. .. fgre.'f':' .., ' 5 , ,m S . . E r I -Qfffxaa, balsam- K :rj T, 1 .ag 5 , I ig x ,r I af, ,,- 'H . 5 4 Q? I Q ' .4 wwf..-.-,-, ,,,, AA ,-vu 2 ,,.Q .il , A-17' go -fa Xu-. . f , , -Y 5 l W YE? ' '5 4 Q A-A 11452531 Q .:g. , 'P,- ffiffif' lr Ax, - an k 1 HA- 6 ur 1 QL: 7' r is . ,.-. ...---N 1 I 1 I Miss Virginia Berg Mrs. Irene K. Boone Howard Browning Donald Campbell Keith Clark Archie C Dunsmoor William H Fisher Ralph Freed Harry A Gobelman Miss Margaret Harris Mrs Helen Hurney Rebert T Kline S 4 50 'il Don Lowry Mrs Marguerite Lowry Albert E Miller Clyde W Moore .,.l-- L VV -1' ,K .Xl e U sr L , . x i- ,Q Q I, ,K agr- , V I , I A in , 757' 'N , r, mf, 7 , V eff I 0 ,H .V- a i - V7 Mrs. Della Nance Clayton E. Norton Miss Dorrine Pochelu Charles M. Porfily Charles H Ward Mlss Vurgnma Berg-Glee mstruc tor teacher of Enghsh BA Ltn held College Mrs Irene K Boone-Teacher of BA Untverstty of Oregon MA Untverstty of Pennsylvanta three years teachmg at Albany Oregon one year teachxng at Bend Oregon, three years teachtng at Carltsle Pennsylvanxa Howard Brownmg Teacher f chemtstry phystcs blologv and general math BA PBCIIIC Um verstty adytser to Sclence Club Kelth Clark Head of Engltsh de partment teacher of Engllsh BS Oregon College of Educatton MS Unlverslty of Oregon one year teachmg at Eastslde Oregon one year teaching at Terrebonne Ore gon adviser to Honor Society and junior class Wayne A Reddekopp Marvtn Scott Derrell H Sharp Mrs Vxrgtma Vance Donald Campbell Assxstant foot ball and basketball coach teacher of Engltsh BA Augustana College Sloux Falls South Dakota two years teaching ar Watertown South Da kota one year teachtng at Cottage Grove Oregon sophomore class ad vxser Arohle C Dunsmoor-Head font ball coach assistant basketball and track coach head of mathemattcs department teacher of algebra and general math BS Oregon College of Educatton MS Untverstty of Oregon four years teachmg at John Tuck Grade School advtser to Let termen s Club Wlllnam H Fisher-Dean of boys teacher of soctal economics BA Wtllamette Untverstty graduate work at Untversttv of Redlands two years teachtng at Independence Oregon two years teachtng at La Grande Oregon two years teach mg at Halfway Oregon advtser to sentor class Ralph Freed Teacher of llbrary sctence BA and MS Umversxty of 'North Dakota prlnclpal of grade school Glenns Ferry Idaho advxser to library club Harry A Gobelman Head track and wrestlxng coach athlettc dtrec tor teacher of boys phystcal edu ca lon BS and MS Lntyersty of Oregon Mnss Margaret Harms Teacher of foretgn language and art BS Ohto State Lnyyerstty three years teach mg at Terrace Park Ohio, advtser to FTA Mrs Helen Hurney Teacher of Enghsh gtrls phystcal education and speech B A Umverslty of Ore gon two years teachmg at John Day Oregon one year teachxng at Portland Oregon adytser to Key ettes Rebert T Klyne-Teacher f geometry mechamcal drawtng and Enghsh BS Worth Dakota State College adyx-.er to Skt Club and sophomore class Don Lowry Teacher of English Amerxcan lltstory BS Black Hxlls Teachers College adytser to Junlor class Mrs Marguerite Lowry Dean of Gyrs Teacher of gtrls phystcal education and health drill team Instructor BS Black Hills Teach ers College adyu er to Pep ub Albert E Muller Teacher of al gebra consumers math BA Wyl lamette Lntyerstty tllestgned Nlarchl Clyde W Moore-Band mstructor BNI Oklamoha A :St Nl graduate work at Portland Lntyerstty four years teachlng at Roseburg Oregon Mrs Della Nance-Teacher f ournalt nm and t ptng I B A tn ftelrl College graduate work at Lln fteld College and lnxyersxty of Ore gon cyen years tcachlng at Cu yer Oregon tyyo years teachtng at lone Oregon adytser to student newspaper and yearbook asslstant adytser to student counctl Cla ton E Norton Asststant prnnctpal teacher of world htstory BS Black Hills Teachers College graduate work at Untyerstty of Ore gon one year teachtng at Echo Oregon advlser to student counctl MISS Dorrlne Pochelu Teacher of home economlcs BS Oregon State College adytser to FI-I A rles M Portnly Teaclyfr Agrtculture I III and auto mf-chmn s Oregon tc o I-FA adylser Wayne A Reddekopp Tmrh r of a rlculture hop ll I yy ry mechamcs and yyeldmg B S nt ye stty of Idaho one year ty try g a Weiser Idiho aculty FFA rvm Scott Head h kt a l seball ach r a coach teacher of d tyer ram mg fundamentals flnu an eneral math BA yer Portland freshman cla adyl er rell H Sharp Teac er btology general math Ba Oregon State College lxey Club and rre h man class adym er Mrs Vlrgyma Vance-Teacher of offtce tralntng B A Lmtteld College two years teachmg at Rxchland regon styc month mg Scofflelds Bustness College San Francisco Callforma arleS H Ward Teacher woo worlungl II III BS Fat n Washington College ot Educatyon two years teachlng at Bonners Ferry Idaho two years teachlng at Colfax Vlashtngton two years teachtng at Stoux Falls South Dakota a e I t K 1 ' I . . ' . . T . . .Y ' 1 .I y 5 - A I I O O ' O I . I - I I 0 I I ' 0 I I. ' ' I I ' I' - - , ' O IO ' I . 1 - I Cha . - , ..f 1 I A if g Bs. ' ' Sm c llwc.-I - I I ' I , Q . '. , , . I ' ' . - . I O . I 5 I ' I I I 'Il ' g' .S . I I, 4 lt I I I . II II . I L. f . ' ' ' rf I' ' Q I . L lin . . . . . ' , ' 5 I Q t I . 1 Q f I' ,zrlylsvr to . ' I A ' . ' ' ' A 'Z I I .V ' l 5. ' f ' ' , O O ' y ' ' I I - , - ' Ma - as 'w hall Q Q . , ' I - , ' - I nd ma, co' 1 freshman toot I I I ' I- ' .' ,-I CI b ll : r s 2 ' - typing, shorthand, and bookkeepingp I v - 5 ' ' I ' G-A-Ao rally SQUHCI- ' I Q 0 L- IIIWBI' I II . . I I II I.I I . . g . .. .. nt sIlIy ot V I . I' I I . I I It - ' '. ' r ' I , ' j . . I , ' g .. .. '- Der . - h of I . ' . I - I I ' .' A in ' 3 I., - ' ' .' 1 ' ' I Q Q I , A. I I I V I , 2 I . I I I Q ' - 0 ' ,, ,, .. . ., . ' . . . ,. , - I , - I - II . . I . .I . II 3 I t . . II I. 5 ' . I ' I -' I - - - I '. . ' ' ' O .3 s teach' at I . . 1 g ., 'r' I -I I I0 7 - ' '- - ' - I JI s 5' 1 .. 4, LI - CII 0 I I - ' - I II Q ' - . 1 ol , ' 9 ... . . ' ' - 'd' ' . . :.....ser ' ' ' ' V ' '- Q s ' I' ' lv ' ' . ' ' L fs , .,,,,V Al 4 4' 'G' if 6 4 .f , ,...,. Q A . ,..- w ., .ff--,H X 5- ' -41 1 cm f Mink ww?-if -W ' 5, -...,., H 1 , ' L in . Q If 1 'f'L'i Af ' ' nf' , V 1 M Q3-'A -M-2.. 1 .,3f,. x f P ,fy 51 gif fm. -' . lv' V I 'L g 4 3 law ' 1- 1 1 K Q . A. 9 We the student body offwers and council members for run- ning our student body organzzaturn an such a democratcc and effcczent uay School spnmt and sportsmanshzp were good thas year. Q C O O I O Q O Q A o O O C O 1 Hr G Li xffii s . 1 7 1 ,I 'Q L 'fl V iam 3 ,, ,ig ,v fm ,QL 4 42 N T4 Q? , - 'Q , A .,, n v A-f , Y, .yy . sm 5 i '.,vur,5-2.6 A 3 : vis: -'r 4 3, 3 M av Q, Y I WQQM s K 2 Y fl., Q v 3: 3, Q 5, 9 , 3 N 4 2 55 ,Mg , 4 ' . ,, , - ' aw, A , ' . ' ' A 4 wi f-V-ma-,f ' : V J., V. jf V , ,fy ' K D .,,,.f,'P - , A I 5 A 1 M.. V , - , gf-. 51: 2 -- 4 -Q' ' , 4, 4 Us Student Council Members fBack rowl Junior Representatives Betty Michel and John Dorsch, Sophomore Representatives Sharon Rector Cand Earl Schult, not picturedb, Annual Editor Phyllis Sanford, Paper Editor Betty Elrod. CSecond rowb Treasurer Joan Griffith, Assistant Treasurer Myrna Carlson, Senior Rep- resentatives Ila Jean Edgerton and Dean Short, Freshman Representatives Dan Brown and Sharon Day. fFront rowl President Clyde Penhollow, Vice President Larry Peden, Second Vice Presi- genrtl LaVerne Mallery, Secretary Eunice Wareing, Manager Bob Clark, Faculty Adviser Clayton . orton. Sz'uJen1'6awwdf250wcZ16'luJf4' Directing club activities is the main purpose of the Student Council, which is made up of student body officers, class representatives, and school pub- lication editors. All school dance forms, complete with names of committee members and chap- erones, must be turned into the Student Council to be O.K.'d. Directing student body assemblies was taken over by the council this year under a system by which the clubs and classes put on the assemblies. The annual kick-off party was planned and sponsored by the student council the first week of school. A lot of work is put into the party, and it is a big help in getting new students acquainted with the school and student body. Two banquets are given each year for the combined Central Oregon Stu- dent Councils by a member town. This year they were given by Prineville and Bend. Reports on the different Student Councils' activities are heard at these banquets and plans for future meetings are discussed. Barbara Bartlemay, Sally Steers, Eunice Wareing Members of the rally squads as of September, 1953, organized a Rally Squad Club in February. The purpose of this club is to promote good sports- manship in the various sports, in school activities, and in following school rules. The aim is to better the morale, school Waddell dl Y! feadm spirit, and sportsmanlike attitude of the student body. The Rally Squad Club sponsored the decision made by the Student Council that beginning with the 1954-55 rally squad elections, the squad elected will hold office for a full school year. Terry Quinn, Karen Schoen, Sue Swift, Edythe Urie, Ila Jean Edgerton Sw Queen.: M9 .Queend fedm Joyce Eckwortzel, Carol Sawyer, Marilyn Marker, Dixie Kratz, Sharon Rector Basketball and football song and yell- leaders are elected by a majority vote of the student body each year. Football rally squad tryouts are held in the spring, and the squad elected takes over during the following year's football season. Basketball rally squads are W elected about two weeks after the close of football season. Both rally squads did a good deal to- ward boosting school spirit of the stu- dents and the team. The rally squads arranged regular pre-game pep as- semblies. Gary Gurnsey, Bill Stanard, Jim Stanard .Y Sf V We the class presulents pzcturecl at the right and all the other a successful and profztable year for semors, gumors, sophomores, and freshmen. class leaders who helped to make this .M i ,nA 4 .. . , , '5-..x x. 'Wx N., ik-A ,Xi N. x .ww-. wa42'5 .,. Mug l E 'U Y 1, J 1 fd 1 176 it Y CBack rowi Faculty Adviser Mrs. Helen Hurneyg Student Council Representatives Dean Short and lla Jean Edgerton, Faculty Adviser William Fisherg CFront rowb President Bill Rector, Vice President Don Kissler, Secretary-Treasurer Judy Luthy, First Semester Secretary Tony Shay. Senicvze gkdfdaizwdfueenofaqeaad Conducting freshman initiation, giv- ing a class play, and getting Joann Toll and Keith Tucker elected King and Queen of Hearts have been projects of the senior class. Joann and Keith were crowned King and Queen of Hearts February 13 at the Valentine dance sponsored by the Rally Squad club. They were elected by money votes with one penny equal to a vote. One of the outstanding features of freshman initiation was the auctioning off of freshmen to seniors for slaves the remainder of the day. The seniors enjoyed a chance to have a lazy day, but regretted to see the end of it come. Two performances of Ask Me An- other,'l a three-act comedy, were given by the senior class February 19 and 20. Sunday, May 23, was baccalaureate, and May 26. at commencement, diplo- mas were presented to 108 seniors by the chairman of the school board. A Valedictorian, Judy Luthy Salutatorian, Maxine Elliott 1.10 1.18 Cast of Ask Me Another CB:-ick rowj Jim Lawrence, Duane Shofstall, Clyde Penhollow, Norman Lynds, Kenneth Kirk- patrick, Gene Gorton. fFront row? Ellen Chamness, Gwen Grubb, Eunice Wareing, Carol Ann Sawyer, and Sandra Kuehl. fNot pictured: Wilda Pedenl, 70 ti fa. +51 5-4 'l Vlrglnla Jean Martha Bob Adams Altenberg Andrews Br1stow LOIS Ellen Lu Ann Bob Bussett Chamness Champ1on Clark Connxe Donald Bonn1e Glen Clark Clauson Clemence Clothler 0 i . Q Berdine Jack Priscilla Herb Corb1n Craft Dahl Dahlen I be af .a 'f Charlotte Lester Ila Jean Barbara Davls Drew Edgerton Ehrler Bernard Magcine Betty Anne McDaniel E111ott Elhott Elrod Ensley Paul Terrell Ella Felkms Foster Fox B1 Galhgan June Ph1111p Phy111s Robert G1lbert Gxlhsple G1111sp1e Glodt Gene Phylhs Barbara Joan Gorton Greene Grxes Grxfflth ff 9 1 X f Q he ' A u '11. M ,as HV Keith Gwenn Darline Dennis Grover Grubb Hancock Harrison Dale Kay Vyrl A1v1n Hartman H1 Hogan Hughes 30 41 X Sue J lmmy Kenneth Hurst Jones Kxrkpatrlck Donald Kxssler 2 5' x . f '11 . 4 9 4 esbi ' in Sandra Shirley Brown Jim George Kuehl Kyle Lawrence Lawson K w Jay Judy Norman Shlrley Locke Luthy Lynds Mlchel X J lm Mlller ' Q Wanda Mxke Don M111er Mollman Moody Beverly Pa Perry J anet Moore Moore Morrlson Moss Louxse Archle J oan Don Mus1ck Mustard Newby Paulus Mary Loulse Wxlda Carroll Clyde Peden Peden Penhollow Penhollow f A .45 of I Ronme Jack Sh1r1ey Eugene Ph1111ps Poffenbarger Porter Pottorff Roberta B1 Mort Phylhs Ralle Rector Rennels R1chardson Melvm James Carmen Phylhs Rosebrook Sage Sandwxck Sanford 4' Z .H . . K I rw Margxe Carol Ann Jack Duane Satterlee Sawyer Sears Shoistall Dean Short 1 Gordon B1 Shxrley Ann Shortreed Stanard Steele Carol V1rg11 Claudette Joann Sweet Telford T1tt1e T011 7 ja ' 4 ' , - 'TEE if ' jf ' A 'S' L 'W .H . Leonard Ronald Kexth Kay To Tonack Tucker VanLanduyt Sylvxa Eumce Stan Kenneth Wxlbur Martm Douglas Larry Woolhxser Zapp Zmtek Zltek 11 Waite Wareing Weigel Werth Vugmxa Adams FHA 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 Presldent 4 Sc1ence Club 3 4 Vxce Pres1dent 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Jun1or Class Play Band 1 2 3 Northwest Sc1ence Expos1t1on 3 Jean Altenberg Pep Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 FHA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 GAA 2 3 4 Pomt Recorder 3 All Star Volleyball Team 1 2 3 All Star Basketball Team 1 2 3 Cavalcade of Sports 2 Head of Tumbl1ng 4 FTA 3 Dr1ll 2 3 4 Offlce Staff 4 Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Martha Andrews FHA1 2 Par hamentarran 2 Dr1ll Team 2 3 Bob Bnstow Sc1ence Club 1 2 Band 4 Mus1c Festlval 1 Honor Soclety 1 Track 1 Wrestllng 1 Lots Bussett GAA 2 3 4 Pomt Recorder 4 FBLA 3 G1rls Glee Club 1 Advanced Chorus 4 Head of .gerrxlcle Ball 4 Head of Skatmg 4 Ellen Chamness. Pep Club 2 3 4 Concess1on1st 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 All Star Volleyball Team 3 4 All Star Basketball Team 3 Cavalcade of Sports 2 Head of Sports 2 3 4 Offlce Trarmng 4 Jumor Class Pla Semor Class Play Lxbrary Clu 2 3 4 Skt Club 2 Lu Ann Champron Transferred from Madras 3 Bob Clark Key Club 2, 3 4 Sec retary 3 Honor Soclety 3, 4 Treas urer 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 FFA 2 3 4 Reporter 3 Student Counc1l Representatrve 2 Student Body Mgr 4 Band 1 2 Football Mgr 2 3 Football 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Conme Clark Pep Club FHA 1 2 3 Lxbrary Club 4 Dr1ll Team 3 4 Don Clauson. FFA 3 4 Class Sergeant at Arms 4 Natronal FFA Conventxon 3 4 Bonme Clemence FFA 3 FHA 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 MUSIC Festxval 3 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jum per Staff 4 Dr1ll Team 2 3 4 L1 brary Club 2 3 Glen Clothrer Wrestlmg 2 Dee Corbm Transferred from Heppner 4 Heppner FHA 3 Jun1or Class Volleyball 3 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Volleyball Manager 1 2 Jack Craft FFA 2 3 4 Dlstrrct Convent1on 2 3 4 Pnsctlla Dahl FTA 3 FHA 1 Glee Club 2 Jumper Staff 3 Pan ther Scratches Staff 3 Tumbllng Team 2 Herb Dahlen Key Club 3 4 Sk1 Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Advanced Chorus 4 Reporter 4 Musxc Festxval 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Jum per Staff 3 Basketball Manager 1 2 Charlotte Davxs FHA 1 2 3 4 Gu'ls Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 3 Advanced Chorus 4 Dr1ll 2, 3, 4 Lester Drew Advanced Chorus 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Jum per Staff 3 Ila Jean Edgerton Transferred from Rlverton Wyommg 2 FHA 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Delegate to FHA State Convent1on 4 FTA 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Secretary 4 Keyettes 4 Stu dent Counc1l 4 Football Songleader 4 Drrll 2 3 4 FFA Chapter Sweet Barbara Ehrler FHA 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 Sc1ence Club 2 3 Advanced Chorus 4 Bernard Ellrott FFA 1 2 3, 4 Natlonal FFA Convent1on 3 4 Maxme Ellrott FTA 2 3 4 Sec retary 4 V1ce President 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 Secretary 4 Keyettes 1, 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Presldent 4 Skt Club 1 2 3 4 Presxdent 1 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Head of Badmrn ton 2 Head of Skung and Horseback Rrdtng 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Semor Class Play Productlon Mgr Band 1 3 Dr1ll 4 D1str1ct Band Contest 1 Mus1c Cl1I1lC 1 3 Student Counc1l 2 Class Secretary 2 Betty Elrod. Honor Socrety 3, 4 Keyettes 1 2 3 4 Sclo Club 2 3 GAA2 3 FBILA3 4 Qmnand Scroll 3 4 Advanced Chorus 4 Glee Club 2 3 Gu'ls Glee 1 L1 brarlan 1 Central Oregon Muslc Cllmc 2 3 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Edltor 4 Jumper Staff 3 Anne Ensle FHA 3 Honor Socxety 3 4 fgurll and Scroll 3 4 Glee Club 2 G1rl s Glee 1 Llbrarxan 1 Sextet 1 Jumper Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Dr1ll 3 4 Paul Felkms Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Terrell Foster Sc1ence Club 4 Band 1 Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Ella Fox Transferred from Pr1nev1lle 3 Glee Club 2 3 Grrls Chorus 1 Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Ball Galhgan Key Club 4 Let termans Club 3 4 Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Sports Edltor 4 Basketball Mgr 2 June Gxlbert Keyette Club 1 2 3 4 Board Member 1 Vice Presl dent 2 Presrdent 3 Publ1c1ty Man ager 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presx dent 2 Pep Club 3 4 V1ce Presx dent 4 Skt Club 2 3 Secretary 2 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Student Coun c1l 2 3 Class Secretary 1 Student Body Second V1ce Presrdent 3 Jun 1or Class Play Jumper Staff 3 an ther Scratches Staff 3 NASC Rep resentat1ve 3 Rally Squad 2 Song Leader 3 Dr1ll 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 FFA 1 2 Vlce Presldent 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Jun1or Class Play Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Phyllts Gxllxspte FHA l 2 G1I'1S League Cha1rman 2 FBLA 3 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Sen1or Class Play Glee Club 2 FFA Barn Dance Prmcess 4 Queen of Hearts 2 Dr1ll Team 2 3 4 Robert Glodt Gene Gorton Key Club 4 Honor Soclety 4 Jun1or Class Play Sen1or Class Play Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Phyllxs Greene FBLA 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Advanced Chorus 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Glrls Sextet 1 Glrls Tr1o 2 4 Mlxed Quartet 4 Jun1or Class Play Jumper Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Pr1nev1lle MUSIC Cllmc 2 4 DlStI1Ct MUSIC Contest Barbara Gnes. FHA 2 GAA 1 Glee Club 1 2 Band Contest 1 ' I . I ' I 1 1 1 I ' I .I . , 1 I , I 1 9 9 . I 5 . ' 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 . , . - I . ' 7 . . 3 5 - ' 1 1 1 I - ' 1 1 1 ' - . , , . 1 1 1I 1 : 9 , , 5 I I S - 2 S 1 1 v ' . ' ' u . ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 I 1 1 , , 9 I I , 9 9 Q 1 1 1 ' I n l 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1I I ' I 1 ' Q n 7 1 u , , Q - 1 1 I 1 1 1 I . Q I , , 1 1 ' I 1 , , . , . . .- . 1 5 ' - . . I I ' 1 1 1 1 . ' ' ' . 1 9 I . I ' . . - 7 ' . .- ' I I I ,I ' I 1 1 1 , . . I I . 1 I 1 1 . ' ' . f 1 ' I 9 , 1 s 1 , . 4 , I 1 I I , , - 1 1 . . I 1 1 I I 1 . '. . 3 ' I 1 1 1 ' , 1 S 1 1 . 1 . 3 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' ' ' I I 3 , ' , Q 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 3 ' ' ' 5 lfeart 4' ,S uad Club 4 - ' ' ' ' ' - FHA 3, 4g FTA 3, 4, Dr1ll Team 3, 4g 1 Y fl - Phrllrp Gtllxspre. Key Club 3, 4, I I I I 1 aI 1 31 K1 I I ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2 Y I 1 ! ' - O - u I I ' I 1 1 1 I I I I I I I 1 - I ' 1 I I !I Y 7 1 I 1 1 ' I ' I 1 1 1 ' I , ' 1 1 ' 1 - ' I - . 1 . ' . . 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FHA1 2 3 4 As sxstant H1stor1an 2 Hlstorxan 3 Re porter 4 GAA 2 3 4 Head of All Sports 3 Pres1dent 4 All Star Vol leyball Team 2 3 4 All Star Bas ketball Team 2 3 4 All Star Tum bhng Team 2 Head of Basketball 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treas urer 4 Student Counc1l3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 FBLA 3 4 State Treas urer 4 Pres1dent 4 Jun1or Class Play Offxce Staff 3 4 Sports Caval cade 1 2 Student Body Treasurer Keith Grover FFA 1 2 3 4 Gwenn Grubb FHA 1 2 3 FBLA 3 Pep Club 3 4 Jun1or Class Play Sen1or Class Play Glee Club 2 3 Advanced Chorus 4 Central Oregon Muslc Clmxc 3 4 Dr1ll Team 3 4 Cavalcade of Sports 2 Darlme Hancock FHA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 FTA 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 H1stor1an 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Dr1ll 2 3 4 Sen1or Class Play Jun 1or Class Play 3 Off1ce Staff 4 Sports Cavalcade 1 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 FBLA 3 Dennrs Harruon Transferred from Clatskame Oregon 2 Jumper Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Sk1 Club 2 Band 1 2 3 Cornet Quartet 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Boys State 3 Pa c1f1c Northwest Key Club Conven t1on 3 4 Kay H111 Transferred from Grrls Polytechmc Portland 1 Advanced Chorus 4 Jumper Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Vyrl Hogan. Keyette Club 1, 2 3 4 GAA1 2 3 FHA3 4 Sk1Club 2 3 4 PepClub2 3 4 Band2 Jun 1or Class Play Band MaJorette 2 Alvm Hughes Sue Hurst Sc1o Club 2 3 4 FBLA 3 Advanced Band 1 2 4 Clannet Ensemble 1 Jxmmy Jones. Lettermans Club 4 :Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Kenneth Kxrkpatnck. Honor So clety 3 4 Key Club 4 Band 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Treasurer 4 Clarmet Quartet 1 3 4 Woodwmd Tno 3 4 All Northwest Band 3 MUSIC ln May 2 3 4 D1str1ct Muslc Contest 1 3 4 Asslstant Grade School Band Instructor 4 Glee Club g1aJun1or Class Play Semor Class Y Donald Kusler Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Sandra Kuehl Transferred from Lebanon Umon H1gh School 2 FTA 3 4 FHA 3 4 Jun1or Class Play Semor Class Play Glee Club 2 Ad vanced Chorus 4 Muslc 1n May 2 Central Oregon Muslc Cl1n1c 2 4 Dr1ll43 4 Advanced Chorus Oper etta Shule Kyle FHA1 2 3 4 L1 brary C ub 4 Glee Club 3 Jim Lawrence Key Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Jun1or Class Play Sen 1or Class Play Football 1 Basket ball 1 Track 1 George Lawson. Jay Locke Transferred from Umverslty H1gh School 1n Eugene 4 Eugene H1 Y 1 Sergeant at Arms 1 Class Pres1dent 1 Glee Club 3 Judy Luthy FBLA 2 3 Secre tary 3 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Semor vanced Band 1 2 3 Flute Tr1o 2 3 D1Stf1Ct MUSIC Festlval 1 2 3 Glrls State Alternate 3 Norman Lynds Key Club 3 4 Jun1or Class Play Semor Class Play Band 1 2 3 4 Brass Sextet 4 Shrrley Mxchel FBLA 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent 4 Head of Track 2 Head of SBTVICE Ball 3 Keyettes 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Sen 1or Class Play Glrls State 3 Offlce Staff 4 Sports Cavalcade 2 3 .hm Miller Advanced Band 1 Wanda Mxller FHA 1 2 3 FTA 2 FBLA 3 Jumper Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 GAA 1 Sports Cavalcade 1 Mxke Mollman. Key Club 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Glee Club 3 Basketball 5 21 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Don Moody Beverly Moore FTA 2 3 FHA 1 2 Llbrary Club 4 Pres1dent 4 FBLA2 3 Dr1ll 3 4 Barn Dance Prmcess 3 Pat Moore FBLA 3 4 Scxence Club 2 Grrls Glee Club 1 Sextette 1 Mus1c Cl1I1lC 1 Dxstnct Contest 1 Advanced Chorus 4 Mlxed Quartet 4 Sprmg Muslc Festlval 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Jumper Staff 3 Muslc 1n May 4 Advanced Chorus Operetta Perry Mornson. FFA 1 2 3 Jun 1or Class Play Jumper Staff 4 Pan ther Scratches Staff 4 Basketball 1 Janet Moss Transferred from Elmlra Union H1gh School Oregon 2 GAA 2 3 4 Head of Track 3 Head of Softball 4 All Star Basket ball Team 3 4 All Star Volleyball Team 2 3 4 Basketball Playday 2 3 4 Volleyball Playday 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 FHA 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Louxse Musick. GAA 1 2 3 4 Head of soccer 4 Volleyball 4 H111 mg 3 Sports Cavalcade 1 2 FBLA 2 3 4 Jun1or Class Play Glee Club Archze Mustard. FFA 1 2 3 FFA Basketball 2 3 Natlona Conven Parllamentary Team 3 D1str1ct Leadershlp Convent1on 3 Scrence Club 4 FFA Pres1dent 3 Basketball 1 Baseball 3 Joan Newby Transferred from Veneta Oregon 4 Veneta Pep Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 Yell Leader 3 Don Paulus Key Club 3 Band Mary Lourse Peden Glee Club 2 Advanced Chorus 4 FHA 1 ep Club 4 L1brary 4 FBLA 3 4 Sen 1or Class Play Advanced Chorus Operetta 4 W11daPeden. FHA1 2 3 4 As slstant Parllamentarxan 3 Parlla mentarlan 4 D1str1ct Convent1on 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Head of Track 4 Dr1ll 2 3 4 MaJorette 4 Jun1or Class Play 3 Semor Class Play 4 FTA 4 Carroll Penhollow FFA 1 2 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Let termans Club 2 3 4 Jumper Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Bas ketballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 4 S o M o o o . . . , , I . , , . , 1 .1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 l 2 9 ' 1 1 1 1 1 -1 I ' ' l 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 D 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 i 1 . 1 1 1 ' u . 1 1 I I 5 1 1 A ' ' . ' . I 1 l 1 l . . 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Lettermans Club 3 4 Jumor Class Play Foot ball 1 Basketball 1 Wrestllng 2 3 James Sage Key Club 3 4 Pro ector Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 1 esldent 2 Sen1or Class Play Play Stage Managerl 2 3 4 School Photographer l 2 Carmen Sandmck. FHA 1 2 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent 3 Honor Society 3 4 FHA D1str1ct Conventxon 3 Glee Club Accompanxst 3 4 Cen tral Oregon Muslc Contest 2 3 4 Glrls State 3 Phyllis Sanford. Pep Club 2 3 4 Dr1ll Team 2 3 4 Sk1 Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent 4 Class Treasurer 2 Jumor Class Play Glee Club 1 Music C11n1c 1 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Advertrsmg Manager 4 Jumper Staff 4 Edrtor 4 Student Councll 4 Margxe Saiierlee Pep Club 2 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Reporter 3 Dr1ll 2 3 Teeko Club 2 Vrce Pres1dent 2 Glee Club 1 Robe Custodlan 1 Advanced Chorus 1 4 G1rls Trio 1 4 D1StflCt Muslc Contest 1 4 Musxc Cl1n1c 4 Jumor Class Play 3 Sen1or Class Play 4 Yell Leader 2 Song Leader 3 Advanced Chorus Operetta 4 Carol Ann Sawyer FHA 3 4 Vxce Pres1dent 4 FTA 3 4 L1brar1 an 4 Pep Club 3 4 Drrll 3 4 Rally Squad Club 4 Glee Club 1 Secre tary Treasurer 1 Jumor Class Play Sen1or Class Play Panther Scratches Staff 4 Advertlslng Mgr 4 Jun1per Staff 4 Advertlsmg Mgr 4 Basketball Song Leader 4 Jack Sears Duane Shofsiall Lettermans Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Senior Class Play Band 1 2 MUSIC Festlval 2 MUSIC gongest 2 Basketball 1 Base Dean Short Key Club 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 Secretary 3 Honor So c1ety 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Sk1 Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 4 Student Coun c1l 3 4 Jumor Class Play Football 1 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Baseball Gordon Shorireed Lettermans Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 Wrestllng 3 B111 Stanard Key Club 4 SCI ence Clubl 2 3 4 Sk1 Club 1 2 3 4 Rally Squad Club 4 Yell Leader 4 Track 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Ford Manual Trammg Award 3 Shzrley Steele Advanced Chorus 4 Drxll 2 Carol Sweet Keyette Club 1 2 3 4 Board Member 2 Honor So clety 3 4 FHA1 2 3 4 Skl Club 2 3 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 3 4 Pep Club3 4 FBLA3 4 Dr1ll2 3 4 Jun1or Class Play Panther Scratches Staff 3 Jun1per Staff 3 Song Leader 3 Vxrgnl Telford Transferred from Bend 3 Glee Club 3 Advanced Chorus 4 All Northwest Chorr 3 Claudette Txitle Transferred from Slsters Hlgh School 4 Slsters Pep Club 2 3 Thesp1an DIaIT18tlC Club 3 Class Secretary 3 Speech and Dramatlc Club Secretary 3 An txc Sprmg 2 Hobgoblln House 2 Lets Make Up 3 Chorus 3 Glrls Sextette 3 Wanted Staff 2 3 Out law Annual Staff 2 Outlaw Assxst ant Edltor 3 State Journalism Con ference 3 Class B State Play Con test 2 Cheer Leader 2 3 Majorette 2 3 Volleyball Team 2 3 Redmond Advanced Band 4 Joann Toll. FHA 1 2, 3 4 L1 brary 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Queen of Hearts Candxdate 4 Leonard Toll. Glee Club 3 Box mg 1 Ron Tonack Transferred from Hermmston Hlgh School 3 Science Club 4 Skr Club 3 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Key Club 4, Football 3, 4 Kenh Tucker Transferred from Rmchmond Un1on H1gh School, Call forma 4 Klng of Hearts 4 Kay Van Landuyt Glee Club 1 Advanced Chorus 4 Jun1per Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Sylvia Wane Pep Club 3 4, V1ce Pres1dent 3 GAA 2 3 1-lead of Tum hung 3 FHA 1 2 3,4 FTA 3 Glee Club 3 Dr1ll 2 3 4 Eumce Waremg FHA 1 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 FTA2 3 4, Sec retary Treasurer 2 H1St0f1aH 3 Skr Club 3 4 Keyettes 4 Rally Squad Club 4 Yell Leader 4 FHA Dele gate to State Convent1on 2 Head Majorette 4 MaJorette 3 Dr Team Cavalcade 1 2 Jun1or Class Play Sen1or Class Play Student Counc1l 3 4 Student Body Secretary 4 Stan Wezgel Transferred from Grants Pass I-hgh School 3 Key Club 4 Scxence Club 4 Pres1dent 4 Honor Soclety 4 Football 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Track 4 Lettermans Club 4 Ken Werih. FFA 1 2 3 4 Presx dent 4 D1str1ct V1ce Presxdent 4 Treasurer 3 Parllamentary Team 3 4 Delegate to Nat1onal Convent1on Wrlbur Woolluser Letterman s Club 2 3 4 FTA 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Baseba1l4 Maxim Zapp Transferred from Pender Hlgh School Nebraska 3 Letterman s Club 3 4 Jun1per Staif 4 Panther Scratches Staif 4 Foot ball 3 4 Track 3 Doug Zxiek Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Class Sergeant at Arms 2 Band 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Larry Znek Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent 3 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3, 4 Track 1 2 S 7 A 7 7 7 0 1 1 ' I 1 1 A 1 1 1 ' I 1 . . . . . - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I , . . I 1 1 I I , ' 7 . 7 ' I ,I 1 . 1 f . , . ' . . 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I - . . 5 . 1 1 . 1 ' , n , Q Y 1 I I 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' . . ' I . 1 1 . 7 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , I 7 I 7 I7 , , - - - 1 1 ' Y I 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' , - ' I . . ' . . 'I 1 1 ' ' . . 1 - . I I Y Y ' I I ' ' . u , 1 , . 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' - 1 , u e 1 , 7 , - u . u 1 I I 1 I ' 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , - . . , 1 1 1 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , , . 4' K Jumor Class Advlsers CBack rowj Faculty Advlser Kexth Clark Student councxl representat1ves John Dorsch and Betty Mlchel Faculty Advlser Don Lovsry CFront rovub Presldent Ed Lmdstrom VICE President Davxd Smyth Secretary Kay Hollmshead Treasurer Barbara Marrs Jumor class members honored the SQDIOFS at a prom and banquet on May 14 They also performed thelr annual dutv of decoratmg and ushermg for commencement Adam s Evenmg a 3 act farce was the class play presented by the Junlors on Aprll 15 and 16 Cast of Adams Ewemng CBack rowj D1ck Cowden Clark Elster B1llSch1nkel John Dorsch Davld Smyth CFront rowj Kay Holl1nshead Dlanne Hansen Susan Sw1ft Betty Mlchel Sally Steers 5 T Nl 'Wwe '5b 'r Darrel Jo Ann Larry Leslle Mlchael Allen Bacon Baker Banta Be1mler Q 'r' J 1m Bernard Darlene Bozarth NK if 5' 1' :IW Rose Anna Elvm Neale Evan Brown Burnett Butterfxeld Calllson Carlon June Clark 'is 1 John Dorsch Dlanne Hansen hw -may hw' Darlene Clara Mae Sherry D1ck Mary Cole Cooper Covert Cowden Cowden Lucy Best Myrna Carlson Everett Dlckson Leroy Dunc Ronald Hawkms Clark Nancy Gary Brad B1 Elster Gardner Gurnsey Hallock Hammer i Gaxl Gordon Ela1ne George J ohnme Hayes Hegardt Henmngs Hxrsch Holechek . 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B1 lX16 Knorr Kratz sr J ack Edward Lengele Lmdstrom 'J 3 Carolyn Tom Llvesley Lowe Marrlyn Marke K Helen Moore Elame J lm Eldon LaVerne Joan McCla1n McGreer McMullen Mallery Mallory 'Voip J 1m Martha Patt 'Betts Meyer Meyers Barbara Marrs :ng Al 3 Buddy Jack Jeanette Larry Moss Moseley Northcutt Peden 3 Betty Lols Mlchel Mitchell Verne Sandra Pestka Peterso 8 H John Loletta Faye Lewxs J essxe B1 Gene Poe Rand Rlce Rlce Richardson Schmkel Sears Kxrt Dave J 1m Joan Sally Susan Sk1nner Smyth Stanard Starr Steers Swxft Donald Dwayne Jack Kelly Naomx Bob Esther Trueax Turley Urle Webb Whxtaker Wlllard Wllhams 1 W-'Ji Gary Leonard Wesley Wmkel Wxse Woolhxser Not Plctured Melvm Burk Merle Eakm Joyce Eckwortzel Jerrlne Krlbs Laverne Orcutt Beverly Pope Kenneth Rldgeway Davxd Traxler as '7 Q my , U . - , Buff: A 3 ii ' A. .L o Q ' I . '11, ?. Q. . X . l Z X Av ' Y. , . , ,A 14 ,.,k 1. ,--' ' 1 ,-gf ,,41'f J lt! 3 K, - 1, .,' Sophomore Class Officers Faculty Adviser Rebert Kline, Student Council Representative Sharon Rector, Faculty Adviser Don Campbell. fNot pictured: Student Council Representative Earl Schultb. President Don McClure, Vice President Courtney Lantz, Secretary Frances Swanson, Treasurer Darrell Wool- iser. s sez Wp 1 ' eww One hundred forty-five sophomores have been busy on various projects this year, among which were putting on an assembly for the student body and set- ting up a more democratic way of gov- erning their class. Because the class of '56 is so large, the sophomores are the first in RUHS to do away with floor nominations for elections of any kind. They now have a nominating committee that meets and picks candidates, who are then voted on by ballot. This system has proved to be very successful. Sharon Rector and Earl Schult were elected by the sophomores as candidates for the King and Queen of Hearts. A dance, sponsored by the Rally Squad Club, was held in honor of the royal court, the king and queen of which were the senior candidates. Mmm of 61444 of 1956 wg, g ' 8' 1 f.. 4 , J.. A W' J C A I at. R. fm W A ,-. A ?w:-QQ? if at '-- 3. N, ' ...T- a A R li fa- V 1 , it -.Z . 1 1 ft'-,' 5 ,x 1, -. 9. ,Q Susan Marshall Jack Ralph Joel Norma Adams Allen Amen Beesley Beimler Bells 9 . -0 KN: c ---4 fQ- Floyd Bessey +P' Nadi B1 John Shlrley Alberta Brenchley Brlde Bryant Burhoop Helen Kenneth Barbara Robert Champxon Chandler Clark Cornett LeRoy Burk 1 Kelth Cottrell 4? Jack Stephen Carlson Carter T7 Doreen Chuck Cyrus Dahl hw fl and Gary Dale Delbert B1 LeeRoy Delores Gary Daron Dav1s Dean Doan Donnell Dooley Dove sil- Wxlbur Vxrgmxa Durfee Dykstra Donna Don Jane Karen Darlee Edgerton Ehrlxch Elhott Elster Epps I i x ,501 - l DeLor1s Eugene Farthmg Ferguson 67 LOUISE Beverly Sh1rley Davxd Edward Forster Fox Frakes Freeland Frey E t ' W M E Qttf f x , Q, V V jf? 'Q .W ,, , .11 . . A 6 . 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A 9 Q , 444 2 5 ,av - .717 A f 1 1 -I M s I A .. 1, if 1 Freshman Class Officers and Advisers CBack rowJ Faculty Adviser Derrell Sharp, Student Council Representatives Dan Brown and Sharon Day, Faculty Adviser Marvin Scott. fFront 1-owl Secretary-Treasurer Janet Felkins, Vice President Gary Lengele, President Don Rosebrook. 44041: fniiablecfdq Seniofzfi September 18 was the date that 141 freshmen were auctioned off as slaves to the senior class members Iireshmen and seniors alike enjoyed the day of initiation Ted Kromer and Linda Pankey were chosen bv their classmates to represent the freshman class as king and Queen of Hexrts candidates when the King and Queen of Hearts Dance was held February 12 gs Q1 Sharon J uamta Ackerman Allen it J ustxne Damel Brmgolf Brovsm 1' Claudxa Earlene QL! Sharon Norman Dav1s Day 1 Roy Janet Edwards Elllott Robert Ayres 1' Howard Browmng r Z ji va' Gary Baker 141 it 'T R1chard Campbell an-ai Qi 'Li Y' 'W Q Jlmmy Marllyn Ralph Baltxmore Bozarth Brace i if 'OJ Mary Alberta Delbert Carter Casteel Chandler Errol Karen Gordon J o Ann Dennls Clevenger Coomler Cooper Coyner Dahl Y Denms Larry Pa Deardorff Dodenhoff Donnell v-4.9 fi ! 's W11l1am Janet Lorna Eskew Felkms Flake if Carmen Durfee 3 Dean Flory Judy Duval A i Annette Forbes Y v rw E ' A ' W 6, -S gr 1 ' 'f , ' V A . Q I7 9 x - 4 5 D ,C x ,.. - T I 53 Q A - I V A, ' 5 . ' 4 ,wg 1 . .1 7 ,fb C, of n ynyy y C A r y ur y M 1 N f -I, 'U ': A, Christensen Clark y A -A :J Wkflz, .. A 1 W D .. y 2 A V , V - . t X . 5' 'ff ' -. A :Ia-:shi - Y ' As V , A ' 'I' ' A Y ,- 4,37 - 3 'f V -- ' 'if 1. ,A - , ' x 5 f ' ., ' ' f M Wifi? ' , ' X , ' ,V E' ,JA ' X Md .5 ,J l r a Q ' ' V - - .. 4 f 1 . ' 4' I I QQ' 'wb' S-1.13 -mf 4 Harold Dwayne Forester Forrester 'La Kyra Donna R1chard Hagaln Hammack ' 3 vw' Mar1e Lols Sally Carol Forster Frogge G1ll1sp1e Gohrke 'li LEE' L: 514 0 :J if Rena Nancy Bertha Harrlson Hartman Haughten 41' Della Gary R1chard Frances Sondra Barbara H1 H1 Holt Howard Hubbell Huffman 'ur NJN ! 'h- al Warren Kay Darlene Hllghltt Hyder Jacobs ii 'als' .tit x... .-La 1 S-ai Patr1c1a Sandra Denn1s Jones Jones Jordan gt 'EM , ll Patty Robert Jameson Johnson 135. T 'J' V Robert Stephen Kaser Kasserman Sharon Johnson g so ' ' Delmar Kentner is NU. J 1m Grxfflths ,Q 'W Everett Hawkms R1chard Hughes 'NN' James Jones Norman Kldd ' ar - ' D ' 'H A W ' . D ' 3 1 2 L' I I gurl., 7 L7 V' 5 I, fx, V ,Q MF' ' I Af . s ir 5 W I J vit W ,3 k A I ,W . J , . ,,.. V 12? f y 'af f 1' ? S S 2 VK K A M , 'i I 5:5 5 ,wr I V HE? A 1 ,,. ., ggi! A kr R X Q .y f ,fl , ei, , . 'll 'll -J' W M, A ' if A- l l . 1 X S ' I 'Z 7, ., ' - ,: ,f Y' Q S ' 1- ' an . , N :Q f 'J Q5 I S . X lik K . 4' ' S' 7 a-J as ' - S ,,e 'S 54 ' ' S , V Q' S, 4 J P., -. S, 4 i - as S , 9 , Tonia Shirley Ted Curtis James Teddy T1m Klssler Knowles Kromer Lantz Lanz Larson Latta fix Gary Velma oe J 1m Dav1d Myrna Evelyn Lengele Lynds McClay McCorm1ck McCrea McCullough M1165 VIH wud' Ronald Herbert Sharon Leonard Jack Mxller M1l1s Modrell Momcal Moor hu.-fb gli, Marlene J anlce Lxnda Gale Janet Nafle Page Pankey Parker Parkey Q UU' fad. ,.., '3' B111 Amta Lors Darryl Peggy Penhollow Peters Petersen Peterson Peterson Q J . U . 1 Nr.y , H Ki me if ,- , I J t V V I V 4, ' I 4 , ev Vhl' nf 'ww' Zi .1 fmt.-.4 ihirleg Don Kay Ann Larry Verlon Robert Geraldine o an Rosebrook Smlth Sm1th Smlth Stewart Story P' -3 'gf LeRoy Shlrley Chfford Stre1t Sullens Sutton f in-ff-f ls.. Robert Gary Chuck Thompson Tlttle T011 Ll Marllou Ann Kenneth George Sutton Swearmgen Tackltt Taylor Margaret Roy Kay Dwxght Trueax Tuttle Urell Vance Qu 1'-6 Judd Van Janet Gorder Veatch aj 5' 1' 'iii' Wi' R0y J 1m Penny Wmona Woodward Rlggs Dorothy Beverly Joyce Leona Dlane Vllhauer Waite Waremg Whltehead W111son No Pzctured Jerry DHVIS Barbara Henske Lexla Keller Ted Martmez Alyceon Poulton we all those responscble for the classes an whzch we learned skulls, use of the English language, and about the culture of our American Students pactured at right are gettmg thezr books from theur lockers to at- tend the various classes pzctured at work an thas sectzon. -L . f wb.. ,Q,,,'g- ' 4 P 5 -1 ij 7 11 I n L at P . ' , 4,2 I 4 D K ! -qi ' ur ., K M4 1 , m I , X mylah Simple Sentences Diagrammed by Frosh Forbes, Dahl, Ackerman, Sutton Library Reference Books Prove Of Value to Juniors Mitchell, Moore, Cowden, Webb Peterson, Smith, Peden, Zitek Sophomores Find Verb Forms In Clauses Gilbert, Kissler, Tucker, Altenberg Seniors Find Shakespeare's MacBeth Interesting Reading -, H , Librarians Examine New Books Toll, Kyle, Clark, Clemence Students Give Spanish Play In Native Costume Meyer, Woolhiser, Leib, Donnell Kirkpatrick, Sears, Lindstrom, Miller French Conversation Practiced By Foreign Language Pupils X, QQ, Q Galligan, Ralle, VanLanduyt, Foster Journalists Search Dailies For News Clippings Butterfield, Grubb, Howard, Adams Radio Broadcast Given By Speech Class 4 Sawyer Sage Soclal Economlc Puplls Flnd A1r Routes on Transparent Globe Map 0-04615056006 5573 Bartlemav Me-vers Trueax Ullf' Flag Dlsplay Interests Amerlcan HlSt0Fy Class Elhott, Dav1s News of Week Demonstrated on Map for World History Students Y W X O O , a , o n 0 fl K 3 u 84 I - L l ' l ll Y Jwlth Lantz, Beasley, Amen Boys in Second-Year Health Class Epps, vaanais, Smith, Adams Take Classmate's Pulse Hair and Nails Get Attention From Sophomores Lengele, Hammack, Forester Frosh Health Students Read Textbook Freshmen Study Personal Grooming Chart Parker, Jameson, Bringolf, Parkey ll l 2. , ,w f ' 1 , , . McCullough, Jones, Coyner, Duval Gala' Pluyuiscl Zduwiaw Freshman Girls Practice Warm-Up Exercises Clemence, Bussett, Hogan, Edgerton Drill Team Members Work Out Saturday Night Entertainment Carlson, Mallory, Richardson, Rice Volleyball is One of Girls' Favorite Sports A Farthing, Talbot, Story Sophomores Begin Badminton in PE Bcufx' Pfaqazd E Sophs run usual laps At end of period Advanced P.E. class has Frosh demonstrate tip-up Free-for-all wrestling match As part of state P.E. tests Clark, Poulton, Larson, Amen Students Learn Budgeting In Fundamentals of Business Trueax, Jones, Powell, Prominski First-Year Typing Students Take Five-Minute Timed Writing Second-Year Typists Demonstrate Electric Typewriter Mosley, Moore, Sanford New Public Address System Used in Office Training Griffith, Hancock Hayes, Marrs, Petersen First-Year Shorthand Class Drills on Brief Forms 4::. H-,,,,,.. .ff Lynds, Bacon, Starr, Kurtz Bookkeepers Study Work Sheet Elrod, Luthy, Hancock, Gillispie Dictation Taken by Shorthand II Class Harrison, Lawson, Smith, Corbin Consumers' Math Class Scans Income Tax Reports Smith, Lantz, Roland, Clark Mathematicians Work Problems On Blackboard Baker, Lynds, Luthy Algebra I Pupils Demonstrate Distance-Rate-Time Relations Sl1de Rules Interest Second Year Algebralsts Garbutt Qumn Short Paulus Mechanlcal Drawers Compare Objects to Drawlngs Knorr Lawrence Fox H1FSCh McGreer Geometry Students Show ProJects Of Applled Geometry u n - y v 1 1 1 n u u a 1 Sanford, Gorton, Weigel, Dorsch Physicists Light Neon Tubes Scuhnce Chemists Electrolysize Water Into Hydrogen and Oxygen Peden, Michel, Steers, Bernard With Induction Coil Smith, Gillispie Biologists Dissect Frog In Study of Anatomy Use of Lever Demonstrated By Freshman Scientists Parker, Edwards, Latta Wocdfhnal N Q Frey, Burk, Hyder AG II Boys Learn to Identify Different Seeds Fourth-Year Agriculturists Solve Records Problem Elliott, Clauson, Werth Webb, Duncan, Smyth Students Work on AG Shop Project ,,,. if -li Kentner, Flory, Eskew, Baltimore First-Year Farmers Test Milk Woodworking II Students Sand Project Jordan, Locke, Willard, Sandwick, Scurlock Powell, Kaser, Winona, Rice Rice Shows First-Year Woodworkers How to Form Heated Plastic in Mold Callison, Rosebrook, Lengele, Toll Third-Year Woodworkers Watch Lamp Being Spray-Finished Acetylene Welders Practice For Future Perfection Glodt Tucker Carlon 14wz'aM Mechanics Learn to Repair Gasoline Engine Zapp, Clothier, Paulus Waite, Steele, Gilbert Home Furnishings Studied By Advanced Home EC Girls Home EC I Students Learn To Bake Muffins Hartman, Parkinson, Peck, Veatch .Jamef ' Clark, Smyth, Stanton, Widener Second-Year Homemakers Lay Out Dress Pattern Nu' Artists Create Figurines of Clay Hulse, Newby, Clark, Rone fbaiam 7 .. Driver Trainees Work With New Testing Equipment Smyth. Woolhiser. Cyrus. Prominski, Meyers, Cowden, Rand J oan Sculptures Animals Forrester, Champion, Flake, Kratz Beginning Chorus Members Place Notes on Music Staff Advanced Singers Practice Parts in Quartet Blair, Best, Hallock, Hawkins Trombone Section of Advanced Band Rehearses for Mr. Moore McCormick, Butterfield, Peden Mic Jamison, Ward Band Beginners Play in Unison If P' f' s -mu- 1 we you for the many school activities that made our school year fun as well as work In these been developed Social training and good citizenship were stressed. organizations student leadership has I Dux f 1 Q ff Nag. X .. 1 , , r . l 1 : in A 4- ' 1, k , , VQV A AV S eg., ,Q V Q lg' ,, l .H U 9' I 7 -a 4 lx . Q 5 H as lx I W ' Y if 1 . mfg xg 1 5 Q SIL , f' 'f . GQQA V K x 5 C' F -1 fb 4 .. I I '- 9' 'ig' 5 V4 fi , Z 'B-no ' 5- 551 i A .h .vivfnm Q . l 1 if ' 'ii' ff x 3 in l 'G' v E S+ 6 A QQQQ , -if an ' 1 Q ' : .Q - V V nav ' 'X '-'firf Q, 293' , H ' ,-LB, 7,4 .pi- 7 Fifteen new members were ad- mitted to Honor Society this year. A semi-formal initiation banquet was held February 16 in the Redmond Hotel banquet room. Walter Thomas, speaker at the annual big event, spoke on Communism. Juniors or seniors who have been on the honor roll for two nine-weeks periods are eligible for Honor Society membership. After becoming mem- bers, they must maintain a 2 aver- age. Jl Treasurer Bob Clark, Faculty Adviser Keith Clark President Dean Short, Vice President Phyllis Sanford, Secretary Maxine Elliott ii ll 74 Honor Society Members CBack rowb Stan Weigel, Sue Swift, Carol Sweet, Sally Steers, Dean Short, Phyllis Sanford Car men Sandwick. 4Row 37 Janet Moss, Shirley Michel, Patt Meyers, Judy Luthy, Miriam Kurtz Kenneth Kirkpatrick. CRow 27 Jack Keiser. Darline Hancock, Joan Griffith, Gene Gorton Clark Elster, Betty Elrod. CFront rowb Maxine Elliott, Leroy Duncan, John Dorsch, Mary Cowden Bob Clark, Bob Bristow. CNot pictured: Virginia Adams, Dale Hartman, Ann Ensley.J 4 'dh- FTA Off lcers CBack rowb Historlan Darlme Hancock Secretary Freasurer Maxine Elliott Librarian Carol Ann Sawyer CFront rowl President Virginia Adams Vice President Martha Meyer Faculty Adviser Margaret Harris 4w2fme'7eae!m4of,4 The Rex Putnam Chapter of the FTA consists of a group of students who are interested in teaching as a profession Information on the op portunities and requlrements of be coming a teacher are made available New members taken in included Lee Roy Donnell Darrell Woolhiser Wilbur Woolhiser, Jack Keiser, Carol Gohrke Janet Veatch Beverly Fox Linda Pankey Joan Peck Wilda Peden, Mary Cowden Lois Bussett and Evon Smith CBack rowb Ellen Chamness Myrna Carlson Lucille Ward Sandra Kuehl Maxine Elliott Patt Meyers Janet Moss Barbara Ehrler Vicki Schneider Jeanette Northcutt Jessie Richardson. fFront rowl Judy Tonack Darline Hancock Virginia Adams Eunice Wareing Ila Jean Edgerton Carol Ann Sawyer Martha Meyer Elaine McClain. Several dances, and project of framing national geographic pic- tures have been the activities of the Library Club this year. Two dances were held the 11 and 12 of December after the first two bas- ketball games of the season. Eight new members were ad- mitted November 13, making the total membership 19. To get into the club, you must work in the library or be recommended. These new members learned the purpose of the club: to interest students in the Library, good reading, and to keep the Library neat. Adviser is Mr. Ralph Freed. Members should be upperclassmen and know how to type. CBack row! Faculty Adviser Ralph Freed, Reporter Judy Tonack. CFront rowj Secretary-Treasurer Marlys Shortreed, Reporter Vicki Schneider. Not pic- tured: President Beverly Moore, Vice-President Louise Watson. Maafufelud CBack rowl Louise Forester, Shirley Kyle, Retha Holechek, Joann Toll, Connie Clark, Roberta Ralle, Bonnie Clemence, Faye Rice. QFront rowh Ellen Chamness, Vicki Schneider, Louise Watson, Beverly Moore, Marlys Shortreed, Judy Tonack, Esther Williams. CBack row! Shirley Knowles, Mary Lou Klann, Sandra Jones, Pat Jones, Kay Hyder, Sandra Hubbell, Frances Howard, Vyrl Hogan, 1Row 47 Barbara Henske, Joan Hill, Nancy Hartman, Dianne Hansen, Darline Hancock, Joan Griffith, Ida Griffith, Sally Gillispie. CROW 35 Marilyn Gillispie, Jackie Garbutt, Shirley Frakes, Janet Felkins, Ila Jean Edgerton, Donna Edgerton, Karen Elster. CROW 23 Barbara Ehrler, Judy Duvall, Delores Dooley, Pat Donnell, Charlotte Davis, Sharon Day, Karen Coornler. fFront rowb Barbara Clark, Ellen Chamness, Mary Carter, JoAnn Bacon, Betty Anliker, Jean Altenberg. KBack row? Marlene Zitek, Esther Williams. Myrna Widener, Joyce Wareing, Eunice Wareing, Sylvia Waite, Beverly Waite, Dorothy Vilhauer. CROW 49 Carol Vadnais, Kay Urell, Judy Tonack, Joann Toll, Carol Sweet, Phyllis Sanford, Ann Smyth, Karen Schoen. CROW 39 Vicki Schneider, Carol Sawyer. Carmen Sandwick, Shirley Roland, Sharon Rector, Terry Quinn, Peggy Peterson, Anita Peters. CROW 25 Wilda Peden, Joan Peck, Kay Parkinson, Janet Parker, Marlene Nafie, Jeanette Northcutt, Janet Moss. CFront rowj Betty Michel, Patt Meyers, Martha Meyer, Myrta McCullough, Elaine McClain, Barbara Marrs, Dixie Kratz. CNot pictured: Virginia Adams, Bar- bara Bartlemay, Lois Frogge, June Gilbert, Roberta McClaren, Sally Steers, Eileen Trueaxj i 47 FHA Officers CBack rowl Marlene Zitek, assistant parliamentar- iang Barbara Clark, social chairmang Barbara Marrs, degree chairmang Jeanette Northcutt, his- toriang Joan Griffith, reporterg Miss Dorrine Pochelu, faculty adviser. CFront row? Ila Jean Edgerton, president, Carol Ann Sawyer, vice president, Darline Hancock, secretary, Betty Michel, treasurerg Wilda Peden, parliamentarian. 44,4114 MZHMUM P Mesh Delicious meals were prepared and Delegates from the RUHS FHA went served by FHA members for various school organization banquets, among them the FFA and Football banquets. to conventions in Bend early in the school year. RUHS was also represented The girls also sold candy in the school in the state FHA convention' during Thursday noon hours. FHA Girls Prepare for FFA Banquet Myrta McCullough, Donna Edgerton, Joan Peck, Barbara Ehrler, Barbara Henske. 1- CBacli rowj Kenneth Werth, Kelly Webb, Frank Vawters, Vern Simpson, Dave Smyth, Larry Smith, Vernon Puckett, Verne Pestka, Gene Page, Virgil Meyers. CROW 49 Leonard Monical, Herbert Mills, Allen McCauley, Bill Massey, Delbert Linn, Don Larsen, Norman Kidd, Delmar Kentner, Dennis Jordan, Jimmy Jones. CROW 35 George Johnston, Gene Johnson, Lynn Hyder, Richard Holt, Warre Hughitt, Ray Hegardt, Gordon Hegardt, Bill Hansen, John Grover, Keith Grover. CROW 25 Phillip Gillispie, Dean Flory, Ed Frey, David Freeland, Bernard Elliott, Bill Eskew, Leroy Duncan, Dennis Deardorff, Louie Dobbins, Jack Craft. CFront rowb Gordon Cooper, Don Clauson, Bob Clark, John Bride, Bill Brenchley, Floyd Bessey, Jim Baltimore, LeRoy Burk, Darrell Allen. CNot pictured: Gilbert Yoder, Ronnie Phillips, Jack Amen.l awfufzeg offq ' FFA Basketball Team CBack rowj Ed Frey, John Grover, Darrell Allen, Verne Pestka, Ken Werth, Allen McCauley, Bernard Elliott. CFront rowj Dennis Jordan, Larry Smith, Kelly Webb, LeRoy Duncan, Lyle Gibson, David Freeland. 'IP FFA Officers President Kenneth Werth, Vice President Phillip Gillispie, Secretary Kelly Webb, Treasurer Dave Smyth, Reporter Verne Pestka, Sentinel Bill Massey, Faculty Adviser Charles Porfilv. .75 i ti Judging Team Public Speaker Werth, Smyth, Pestka Jimmy Jones Parliamentary Team Werth, Allen, Webb. Smyth. Pestka, Duncan Redmond's chapter of the Future Farmers of America under the direction of Wayne Reddekopp and Charles Por- fily highlighted the year with their annual barn dance at which Joyce Eckwortzel, jun- ior, was crowned queen. The Corvallis FFA band furnished the dance music. Don Clauson and Bernard Elliott were sent to the Kansas City Convention. The books took their share of honors at the District con- vention in February at Culver that was attended by six schools. The annual parent- son banquet was held in Feb- ruary. The FFA boys enter- tained the FHA girls at the traditional spring picnic. Key Club, a boys' organization sponsored by Kiwanis International, sent two members to the Internation- al Key Club convention at Philadel- phia. They sold holly at Christmas time to raise the funds. Twelve Key Clubbers served the dinner at the Governor's banquet. This group of boys put on a pep as- sembly, entered the talent show, and gave an informal dance in April. Key Club Officers CBack rowl Sergeant-at-Arms Phillip Gillispie, Faculty Adviser Derrell Sharp, District Lieutenant Governor Gary Gurnsey. fFront rowh President Carroll Penhollow, Vice President Dale Hartman, Secretary Larry Peden, Treasurer Jim Lawrence. K Gluifwjectx we.-S ' fBack row! Stan Weigel, Ken Kirkpatrick, Ron Tonack, Dale Hartman, Bill Sta n a r d, Neale Callison. fRow 43 Merle Eakin Carroll Penhollow, Bud Moss, David Smyth, John Poe, Gary Gurnsey. CROW 35 Jim Stanard, Jim Sage, Gene Gorton, Mike Mollman, Mort Rennels, Clyde Penhollow. CROW 25 Phillip Gillispie, Norman Lynds, Bob Clark, Jim McGreer, Herb Dahlen, Bill Galligan.ldlFront row? John Dorsch, Larry Peden, Bill Rector, Kelly Webb, Jim Lawrence. Elvin Butter ie . ,XX Purchasing and operating a popcorn machine for the home ball games was the major fund-raising project of this year for the Pep Club. Ellen Chamness scheduled the girls who worked at the concession. Pep Club is a group of ac- tive girls who gained mem- bership on a point system measuring their participation in all school activities. Their main job is to stimulate school spirit and good sportsman- ship. They bought new uni- forms this year for the drill team majorettes. Pep Club Officers President Eunice Wareing, Vice President Joan Griffith, Secretary Ellen Charnness, Faculty Adviser Marguerite Lowry. pep Glad Buff! P llffacfzine tBack rowb Carol Sweet, Joan Griffith, Ellen Chamness, Phyllis Sanford, Jeanette Northcutt, Joan Starr, Sue Swift. fRow 37 Sally Steers, Maxine Elliott, Mary Cowden, Dianne Hansen, Dixie Kratz, Carol Ann Sawyer. fRow 23 Helen Moore, Sylvia Waite, LaVerne Mallery, Naomi Whitaker, Kay Hollinshead, Connie Clark, Myrna Carlson. CFront rowb Vyrl Hogan, Darline Hancock, Betty Michel, Barbara Fultz, Jean Altenberg, Barbara Marrs, Eunice Wareing. C7 Members of Lettermans Club CBack rowj Earle Smith Doug Zitek Stan Weigel Wilbur Woolhiser Larry Zitek Dale Hartman Ron Tonack Gordon Shortreed Neale Callison CRow 39 Merle Eakin Don McClure Gary Robin Earl Schult Clyde Penhollow Phillip Gillispie Louie Rice Mike Mollman Carroll Penhollow CROW 27 Gary Daron Gary Gurnsey Martin Zapp .lim Stanard Kurt Skinner Lyle Seal Bill Rector Eddie Lindstrom Duane Shofstall CFront rowj Bob Clark Bill Galligan Don Howard Leslie Banta John Holechek Melvin Rosebrook Jimmy Jones Pete Moor John Dorsch CNot pictured Don Kissler Jack Keiser Chuck Dahl Jerry Jordan Eric Sandwlck Floyd Bessey Jack Carlson Leroy Durcan Cecil Howardj Glad Zldma KI! B amefi Ushering at home basketball games is a service performed by the Letterman's Club, which is made up of boys who have lettered in a major sport. The boys also sell Coke at basketball games from a Coke machine which they own. February 26 after the Bend-Redmond basketball game, the lettermen sponsored a dance, at which Larry Keown and his orches- tra played. ' we F Letterman Officers KX fSecond rowh Secretar -Treasurer Mike ' y Mollman, Faculty Adviser Archie Dunsmoor. CFront rowJ President Doug Zitek, Vice President Bill Rector. Q The Girls Athletic Associ- ation controls the intra-mural sports for girls and play days with other schools. Partici- pation in the noon-hour games and these play days entitles girls to points for GAA membership. Individual sports such as bowling and horse- back riding are also spon- sored. Volleyball, basketball, bad- minton, service ball, and base- ball are played as team sports. Both Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. Hurney have helped with the GAA sports program this year. GAA Officers CBack row! Faculty Adviser Marguerite Lowry, Point Recorder Lois Bussett, Head of Sports Phyllis Richard- son. fFront rowj President Joan Griffith, Vice Presi- dent Shirley Michel, Secretary Jeanette Northcutt, Treasurer Myrna Carlson. mam' mfswm CBack row? Joan Griffith, Jeanette Northcutt, Vickie Schneider, Ann Smyth, Maxine Elliott, Phyllis Richardson, Janet Moss, Mary Cowden, Sally Steers. iRow 35 Ellen Chamness, Dianne Hansen, Jean Stanton, Ida Griffith, Betty Anliker, Mary Lou Klann, Jane Elliott, Myrna Wagner, Shirley Vilhauer. CROW 25 Betty Michel, Judy Tonack, Myrna Carlson, Shirley Michel, Shirley Frakes, Sharon Rector, Joan Bacon, Jessie Richardson, Louise Musick. fFront rowj . Roberta McClaren, Marilyn Gillispie, Faye Rice, Sylvia Waite, Barbara Marrs, Kay Talbot, Lois Bussett, Jean Altenberg, Wilda Peden. . Five members of the Future Business Leaders of America, Joan Griffith, Phyllis Gillis- pie, Laverne Mallery, Naomi Whitaker, and Myrna Carlson, represented Redmond at the state FBLA convention in Corvallis, March 26 and 27. Last year Joan Griffith was elected state FBLA treasurer for this year. Although the club was in- active this year during the first semester, it was reor- ganized and was active the second semester. tBack rowi Treasurer Lois Bussett, Reporter Darline Hancock, Adviser Irene K. Boone. CFront row? President Joan Griffith, Vice President Phyllis Gillispie, Secretary Ila Jean Edgerton. awe qufwze 3 fealwvi of rqmeaica Qc la 43.214 Sfale 0 CBack row? Carol Sweet, Joan Griffith. Jeanette Northcutt, Mary Cowden, Judy Luthy, Sandra Peterson, Lucy Best, Miriam Kurtz. CSecond rowb Naomi Whitaker, LaVerne Mallery, Phyllis Greene, Gwen Grubb, Louise Musick, Anna Burnett, Margaret Satterlee, Mrs. Boone. lFront rowb Mary Louise Peden, Darline Hancock, Phyllis Gillispie, Shirley Michel, Barbara Marrs, Ila Jean Edgerton, Jerrine Kribs, Lois Bussett. l , G l l 4.4 J fr fi' 9 ,fa Y K , N J. -A 1, N t 1. ,I '. f 44 .33. ,ff Q' '9' r , 1 , 'gf' ,QL y x A 4 :pri it Y Ax I ,, uf J ' ,,1..v,-4 SS' . w . -Q 'f 1 . a' ,Q 'rf r .. ., ,Y IQ 't 'g5p'q.z-Qjglf i I, .LL-' .::L's-L, 5. S h 5 I , . . f3'gf:,z-5,5fY,', , A 9, -rv, ig, ,- .,,, s ,.,, .,4J ' .4 . H54 g, vs- ,Y ,,,.,3-x..n . 4. .S 4, wa Aw .2 2- as Z 5 5 .ffl ? S . 52 Q if ,, sf J .G ' 'P fi, - A 4.1 1 leg, .lf fffxx' -480' V 515, 'yah' - .fs ., f ,' 1'-, J- b 4, it 'cv' ' Y. ':. w. .M 'LLB i . K . .K -15' . 3113.5 71 X :Ji L g i,pj...Li' rg i.:'Q LR' 4... gn. i 5 I Q, Ii ,CS aww 5 1 A fi. Q .9 I ?' z ' A 5 hi if g BEGINNING CHORUS OFFICERS: Reporter Dixie Kratz. President Carmen Durfee, Vice President June Clark, Secre- tary-Treasurer Carol Lee Jones, Librarian Dolores Dooley. GIRLS' TRIO: Margaret Satter- lee, alto: Kay Hollinshead, second sopranog Phyllis Greene, first soprano. C' Hmm! Wow! Mmm Two chorus groups and a girls trio ton school operetta, was given in the studied vocal singing this year under spring. Several mixed quartets have the direction of Miss Virginia Berg. sung for various school and town func- Picture on the page at the left is the tions. advanced chorus and its officers which The beginning chorus pictured on combined with the band to present this page is not a performing group, but Christmas and spring concerts. a class for basic training pointing to Dizzy Baton, a Meyers and Carring- participation in the advanced chorus. BEGINNING CHORUS MEMBERS: fBack row! Shirley Sullens, Helen Champion. Donna Edgerton, Carmen Durfee. Marlene Zitek, Darlene Cole, Beverly Smith, Mary Story, June Clark, Ellen Newby. CFront rowl Miss Berg, Evelyn Miles, Donna Poffenbarger, Dolores Dooley, Shirley Steele, Carol Lee Jones, Dixie Kratz, Phyllis Langeliers, Bertha Haughten. 7 ls'aacfpfG4f4fo40ancw1i1anJQ'amo1 FLUTES Susan Latta Beverly Fox Lucille Ward CLARINETS Ken Kirkpatrick Ted Kromer Gary Winkel Joan Starr Conchita Gonzales Norma Bells Anna Burnett Jane Elliott Dianne Wilson Keith Cottrell Patty Jameson ALTO SAXOPHONE Harold Forester Jerry Lear BARITONE SAXOPHONE Loletta Rand FRENCH HORNS Shirley Vllhauer Rena Harrison CORNETS Ella Schoonover John Dorsch Dick Hammack Alberta Casteel Steve Kasserman BARITONES Norman Lynds David Traxler Velma Lynds BASSOON Bob Bristow SOUSAPHONES Dwight Vance Don Ehrllch TYMPAN I Clara Cooper PERCUSSION Lois Peterson Sue Hurst Roy Tuttle TROMBONES Larry Peden Elvin Butterfield Jim McCormick Eldon McMullen Band Officers CBack rowl Drum Majorette Joan Starr, Librarians Conchita Gon- zales and Norma Bells, Faculty Director Clyde Moore. CFront rowl President John Dorsch, Vice President Gary Winkel, Secretary Susan Latta, Treasurer Ken Kirkpatrick. lPic!ured at the top of the page at the righi are ensembles from iho bandl. .'NQJ I '. 4 V :JI il., -' sf , SQ viyv W Ex 1 igx X z I ,XS I g 51 Q- g wx coaches, our cheer leaders, our student body, and the townspeople for a suc- cessful year m athletics. X- C ' x '-A ti nf...- 4 11, 1 V COACHING STAFF-Scott, Campbell, Dunsmoor, Gobelman MARVIN SCOTT Being head coach of basketball and base- ball and directing the frosh football team in addition to teaching driver training and mathematics have kept Mr. Scott busy his 5 years at Redmond. He has a B. A. in phys- ical education from the University of Port- land. DON CAMPBELL Mr. Campbell came to Redmond this year from South Dakota. He has assisted in coach- ing both football and basketball. He has taught sophomore English. Coach Campbell was educated at Augustana College, Sioux City, South Dakota, and has taken graduate work at the University of Oregon. ARCHIE DUNSMOOR For the fourth successful year Mr. Duns- moor has been head football and freshman basketball coach as well as a teacher of mathematics at RUHS. He got his Master's Degree from the University of Oregon this past year. He coached and taught at John Tuck Grade School before coming to RUHS. Mr. Dunsmoor coached the weight men on the track team. HARRY GOBELMAN Mr. Gobelman completes his sixth year here as athletic director and head track coach. This year he has been mentor for the wrestling squad. He is instructor of physical education and health for boys. He has an M. S. degree in physical education from the University of Oregon. CBack rowh Floyd Bessey, Melvin Bouchard, John Bride, Neale Callison, Stephen Carter, Bob Clark, Gary Daron, John Dorsch, Philip Gillispie. CRow 37 Mr. Campbell, Gary Gurnsey, Marquis Gwartney, Bill Hammer, Jimmy Jones, Jack Keiser, Don Kissler, Don McClure, Bud Moss, Carroll Penhollow, Mr. Dunsmoor. CRow 27 Bill Rector, Louie Rice, Gary Robin, Earl Schult, Dean Short, Dick Sitton, Kirt Skinner, Earle Smith, Doug Zitek. fFront rowp Ron Tonack, Duane Turley, John Westerlund, Stan Weigel, Martin Zapp, Larry Zitek, Managers John Holechek and Mike Smith. goalie!! '7eam Wad 3, foaled 5 Redmond ended its football season for another year with a standing of three wins and five losses. The Panthers came out fourth in district 8, A-2, and the Central Oregon League which includes Prineville. Burns, Lakeview, Madras, and Redmond. Prineville was first, Burns, second, Madras, thirdg Redmond, fourth, and Lakeview, fifth. Prineville again won the state football championship this year in Class A-2. Philip Gillispie was winner of the Weigand trophy this year as the outstanding player, and was also named outstanding lineman. Outstanding backs were Don Kissler and Bill Rector. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Redmond 14 .. ....... Sweet Home 6 Redmond 12 ........ Illinois Valley 6 Redmond 13 .. ,...... . ...... Burns 19 Redmond 0 ................. Lebanon 6 Redmond 13 ................ Lakeview 0 Redmond 0 ..... ...,.... M adras 13 Redmond 6 .... . ............. Bend 20 Redmond 13 .... .... Prineville 27 Trophy winners below pictured at Armchair Athletes Football Banquet Gillispie, Dunsmoor, Rector, Kissler, Campbell , Philip Glllispie Gary Gurnsey Jack Keiser v...,-if 5- f' LAKEVIEW 0-REDMOND 13. OCT. 9 Redmond again put the jinx on the Lakeview Ilonkcrs by beating them 13-0. The Honkers have not won from Redmond in a football game since 1940. Martin Zapp plunged over for the Panthers' first touchdown. Don Kissler added the final TD by going over on a quarterback sneak. Bob Clark passed to Larry Zitek for the extra point. MADRAS 13-REDMOND 0. OCT. 23 Madras handed the Panthers their second league game defeat on the Panthers' home field by a score of 13-0. Madras was willing and determined to beat the Panthers, The Buffaloes had the game well in hand most of the time, except for a couple of drives the Panthers staged. PRINEVILLE 27-REDMOND 13, NOV. 6 Redmond Panthers were defeated by the Prineville Cowboys, state B champs, 27-13. The Cowboys got off to a 14-0 lead in the first few minutes of play. Then Neale Callison picked up the ball after one of the Redmond linemen had blocked a Prineville punt in the second quarter and went 5 yards for the Panthers' first touchdown. Prineville in the first minute of the third quarter made their third TD. Bill Rector, Redmond's shifty halfback, took the ball on Prineville-'s 20-yard line and went around end on a reverse for the Panthers' second TD. Bob Clark shot a pass to Earle Smith for the extra point. Prineville then took the ball, and on a series of downs made their fourth and final TD. The score was then 27-13. The game ended with the Panthers on Prinevilles 1-yard line. BEND 20-REDMOND 6, OCT. 30 Is it a jinx? The Bend Lava Bears have taken another from the Redmond Panthers. Bend continued a 30-year winning streak by beating Redmond 20-6. Bend got off to an early start and made two touchdowns within the first minute and a half. Redmond made their only score in the third quarter. A pass to Larry Zitek from Martin Zapp set it up. From the 5-yard line Zapp took it over for the TD. Bend, a little later, intercepted a pass and ran it all the way back for their last score. Redmond was awarded the CO football sportsmanship trophy by the association of Central Oregon Student Councils. tFootball letters were awarded to the players on the edges of these two pages. Managers pictured at the left are Mike Smith and Johnnie Holechekl Skinner -Dean Short Garv Robin Lewis Rice B111 Rector Q., ul E A. LIL' -Q11 3 i'.f4 2-r 5'-ffff I 'YQ 'ff if fs' E N-arg, 2 9, 4 qi 454' W .GSI TK, an A L 'YdlTHf'2r 'Qs'-I A 1 w K ,li if I Rector Carries Ball Around Right End Lakeview Honker Stops Kissler After Gain ' 'Q' Zitek Scores TD for Panthers ,M Earle Smith, Wilbur Woolhiser, Dale Hartman, Earl Schult, Larry Baker, Merle Eakin, Darrell Woolhiser, Kirt Skinner, Carroll Penhollow, Don Kissler, Joel Beimler. Larry Zitek, Spike Durfee, Stan Weigel, Doug Zitek. CKneeling-Lyndal Smith, Coach Marv Scott, Coach Don Campbell, Ralph Beesley.D 8614! E 7 7ie4foa41?ull'f7laceinG.0. league udplacedsecanlinfbdihicl VARSITY IN REGULAR SEASON Ceniral Oregon League Siandings Redmond 66 .,,.,,....,,,,,,o,.... Hermiston 52 Redmond ,A,,, . ..... Pendleton 45 R Won Lost . edmond . . 3 Redmond ...,,,,,,...., ...Eagle Point 44 Lakeview 7 3 Redmond Washington fPortlandJ 40 Bums i 7 3 Redmond ..,.. .. ......... .Prineville 33 i ' 'i ' ' Madras ..... . .. 6 4 Redmond . .... Madras 51 Prineville 2 8 Redmond ..... ........ M adras 47 Bend 'i 1 9 Redmond ....... .............. B urns 48 'i ' 'i i ' i'i i'i S ' Redmond ....... ...........,.. L akeview 44 Redmond ....... ...,... E OCE Fresh 46 JAMBOREE SCORES Redmond ..... . ............. Bend 35 North South Redmond ..... . Sweet Home 33 Redmond 31 A Bend 27 Redmond ....... ........ . . Albany 60 Madras 28 s'-' Bums 19 Redmond --,7VV ,,V----V VVA-, B e nd 26 Prineville 26 .... .. .. . Lakeview 20 Redmond ........ . John Day 42 Redmond .,..... .... J ohn Day 32 TOURNAMENT SCORES Redmond .... .. .... ..... B urns 67 Redmond 55 .............. ......., . A Burns 46 Redmond ....... ...... L akeview 62 Madras 73 ...... Lakeview 57 Redmond .... ........... M adras 48 Madras 78 ..... ...... . - Redmond 51 Redmond 67 ....... . ...... Prineville 46 Lakeview 61 .... . ..... . Burns 52 my 'V 1 ...l 1 'Q 7 k w Y - 9 L' -14 Dale Hartman Don Kissler Kirt Skinner P '7zejw 7zzf!e Redmond finished the 1953-54 basketball season tied for Central Oregon League Champions and as second-place winners in the district tournament. Redmond opened its basketball season by participating in the Central Oregon jamboree at Prineville, in which they beat Bend 20 to 5, lost to Burns, 8 to 11, and lost to Lakeview, 3 to 5. The Jamboree was divided into two groups: the North, Prineville, Redmond, and Mad- ras, and the South, Bend, Burns, and Lakeview. The North won 79 to 66. Redmond Panthers defeated Albany's Bulldogs on their home floor 65 to 60. The Bulldogs had one of the biggest teams in the state, so this was an outstanding victory for the Panthers. Washington Colonels of Portland, Oregon, were taken for a ride as the Panthers ran up a 54 to 40 score. Washington was one of the best teams in the Portland league. Pendleton's Buckaroos from Eastern Oregon invaded the Redmond Panthers, giving them their first defeat of the year by a score of 45 to 44. The Redmond Panthers beat the Madras Buffaloes for the third time by a score of 47 to 57 on the Panthers home floor. Redmond Panthers played one of their best games against the EOCE Frosh. The Panthers rolled up a 67 to 46 score and were able to use a lot of reserves in doing it. Bend Lava Bears were defeated by the Redmond Panthers for the second time by a score of 53 to 35. This was the last league game of the season for both ball clubs. 46,6333 W ,ang ,J , Earle Smith Wilbur Woolhiser Doug Zitek Larry Zitek Redmond Panthers once again won their first game in the district tournament against Burns by a score of 55 to 46. It was a well-played game by both teams, but Redmond got its fast break going in the fourth quarter to come out on top. Burns was considered the toughest team when the tournament started, but did not show up as expected. They lost both of their games and ended up on the bottom in fourth place. They lost to Redmond the first night, and then lost to Lakeview the second night. The second night the Panthers met up against a team that couldn't miss. They were the Madras Buffaloes, the same team the Panthers had beat three times during the season. Redmond's shooting average was about 42 per cent, which will usually win any game, but not this game: Madras shot about 47 per cent. This is the last year that there will be a tournament. Next year the winner of the Central Oregon League will go to the State Tournament. If this system proves satis- factory after two years, it will be used thereafter. Larry Zitek Wins Scoring Title Players FGA FGM PCT FTA FTM PCT REB PF PTS Zitek, L. .,.......,.......... 334 134 332 110 67 609 60 32 308 Hartman, D. ....,....... 236 100 423 91 66 725 133 44 275 Zitek, D. ................., 227 81 356 141 72 510 191 48 237 Smith, E. ...- ............. 196 62 316 86 32 372 179 49 154 Kissler, D. ..,....,........ 126 36 285 82 50 609 63 48 133 Woolhiser, W. .......... 88 29 329 10 7 700 60 21 66 Skinner, K. .............. 44 12 272 11 7 636 13 9 33 Eakin, M. ..,.... ....... 1 6 5 312 9 4 444 7 5 15 Baker, L. .................. 10 2 200 12 6 500 11 7 10 Weigel, S. ................ 6 1 166 10 3 300 3 8 5 Penhollow, C. .......... 9 1 111 4 3 750 4 3 5 Peterson, J. .............. 4 1 125 7 2 285 1 5 4 E 4 I s i 'ge 0 ig' ff '55 f f Q-' ' C' , , in V ' 1 F -' if E uf - 1 5 1545! I bl I X l ' Q I Q , Q1 I G , 5 595 'Y ,, 5 W, F . ' iff: Z' f' I 1,4 957' 'gf . .Q f 4, 1? if ff- 35' Q Q -Q-4 - if l , it , ,!1,,?4 ,J 5' H' fe . f 1 'a Q if . Qi ffgg Q .EL 1. . . . , A if ' I 3 L5 . - ww A ax G , , Q ,z ,,. ff' 5 g ' 'x ff I Qi -ar' 7 5 J i ? .. HJ! A Q J gi i 6' 'n 5 'QA Q - 1.556 4' ' vi, CBack rowl Stephen Carter, Marquis Gwartney, Louie Rice, Harold Forrester, Roy Tuttle. Neale Callison, Darrell Peterson. Raymond Hegardt. fSecond rowj Stgwart, John Dorsch, Lyle Seal, Don Howard, John Holechek, Bob Bristow, Jerry Jordan. CFront rowl Jack Amen, Tim Latta, Eric Sandwick, Floyd Bessey, LeRoy Burk, Chuck Dahl, LeRoy Duncan. Dorsch, Amen in Take Down Rice Puts Key Lock on Callison R e d m 0 n d wrestlers placed third in the dis- trict meet this year with these boys going to state: Lyle Seal as dis- trict champ and John Holechek as runner-up in 141, Don Howard as district champ in 136, Eric Sandwick as runner- up in 123, and Neale Cal- lison as heavyweight dis- trict champ. In season matches the varsity won 1 and lost 5. The JY's had 4 wins and 2 losses. Coach Harry G o b elm a n, Lee o Seal, Howard in Referees Position K Duncan Pins Bessey CBack row! Mike Mollman, Coach Scott, Archie Mustard, Don Kissler, Bob Weigand, Nick Haynes, Jack Mosley, Dale Hartman, Duane Shofstall, Manager Frank Crandell. fFront rowb Carroll Penhollow, Dean Short, Bob Clark, Ed Lindstrom, John McGee, Elvin Butterfield, Jim McFarlane. 1953 aww vm. sqm Individual Batting Averages Player Hartman Clark ......... ....-.. Kissler ..... ...---- 2 3 Magee ....... V .... 25 Haynes ............ ........ 2 2 Lindstrom Mollman Short - ..7.,.... ....... 3 1 Penhollow Shofstall Weigand Mn- Win Seddon 1953 Season Record Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Burns Prineville Bend Bend Prineville Madras Sweet Home Sweet Home Burns Madras 3 A, .1 ,J fy W I f M , I 157, ' I ei i 3 L rv , Y , Heads of Sports QBack rowj Wilda Peden, Head of All Sportsg Barbara Marrs, skatingg Louise Musick, volleyball Janet Moss, softballg Betty Michel, tennisg Jean Altenberg, tumbling. 4Front rowl Joan Griffith basketballg Ellen Chamness, bowlingg Maxine Elliott, skiingg Sally Steers, hikingg Mary Cowden badminton. 9 Boys Intramural Basketball Champs Terrell Foster, Archie Mustard, Ken Kirkpatrick, Eugene Pottorff g 9 'ani' .1 . R 'E at We thank everyone for a profitable and happy school year from which these scenes are taken wg ?F .f ,d S. . o o o I L A ,MW .W if 'I gy, , , f f' , -A .4 V A, i Q I , YZ! 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Feeds-Seeds-Crain Carden Supplles Baby Chlcks CR01VN FEEDS Dalry Poultry Cattle JAMES Barn Poultry Hog Equlpment CARL COPPER Fertlllzers Agrlculture Chemicals Dlstrllllltnl' GASOLINE A K E B And Fuel on Products One Mlle South of Redmond 253 Rallway Way Phone 188 on mghway 97 Phone .2492 Redmond Phone I 2 Justm L my 4 Kmg GMC TRUCK 0LDSMOBILE Sales and Servzce Sales and Service 308 S Slxth Street Redmond Oregon Tum-A Lum Lumber Co 339 W Esergreen Redmond Your Everv Bulldlng Need WIATERIALLY YOURS SINCE 1910 . ' 4 . - - 4 0 1 7 ! . C 0 ' . 0 ' - 18 ' fr: 'in-if ,! 0:h . V 0 I . , ' 0 J J. ll' New Fon 954 M09-iw Power Gllde Automatlc Transmlsslon Thanks you GIFFIIRD form Motor Co patronage Sales Servlce Phone 19 Redmond X 51-of Q-Fyv-3,4 'gg-'As had in i SHOES AND SADDLE REPAIRING Marhn s Shoe and Saddle Servlce Redmond Phone 17Z General Insurance Real Estate Bulldlng Loans The SIIIVELY AGENCY 525 Slxth Street Phone 51 Redmond Lettermen s f f Award Redmond Branch OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Class or Ponrmun Use Our Q 9, mu Lay Away L5 S5 s Plan 0 AN OREGON BANK SERVING OREGON MEMBER FEDERAL Dnposrr I NSU RA N C E CORPORATION I I 2 QA L I , ' I l O f I 25: a , 55' ,lr . nf ' ye I. Mal Ei 'ox WM!! ' J -wmv ev, SWEATERS Q All eeeee f i We W o - rf -A . 'nw' 5, MDD is 1- '!!Ef: ' L I il r 9 R BEBRYE S Northwest Telephone Co Quallty Dairy Mann Offices Redmond Products Dlstrlct Offlces Sherldan Exchanges Phone Redmond Sherldan Slsters Wlllamma ulver Grand Ronde 536 S Slxth Redmond Kd-'MQ Holechek s REAL ESTATE MARKET yi X - ' Farms Herb s Quallty Meats 'ff' Ranch-:Q Produce Grocerles Be erages Buslness Opportunltles v S 13th Street and Sxsters ED KELSAY Hlghway Broker Phone 137W Phone 401J Redmond I Q 0 . n e I 0 1 a . I o 208 ' ' ' n 1 232525253212 Etfgffifi55222:25132:Q:QIE12:ifffE32if225552:3:7:3:1:Q:2:Q:f:fI7 V WNW? '5:2151Q:g:::5:5:5:3:5:3:+ ' '- :3:g:5::.1:g.g.g. -.-. ------- A xv- '-:-:-:vie ,. -? -:::::3:1:1:': r V r - ,L -Q 1 .-.-.g.g:3g:5:-L:Z2:2:Q:, . , ' - ' ,M-' .fsE5s:.:: iei51::'f1fi1.:sz1f'1' M' W2 ' ' I . . . . o . K J U N REDMONll S fownj i fkwm 3? RADIO STATIUN Salutes the Redmond Hlgh Panthers And urges vou and your famlly to s u p p o rt the mer chants who har e made pOSSlbl9 the broadcast of All MaJor RUHS Athletic Con tests Durlng the School Year For better llstenlng alvs ays stay tuned ALL DAY EVERY DAY to N3EErk KJUN13i2rkB3? Ford GALLIGAN 0regon Cleaners Insurance Agency Hugo and Bettie Ford INSURANCE CENTER Operators OF REDMOND Free Pickup and Delivery All Ty pes Phone 4 0f Insurance S8zH Green Stamps 4-Hour SUCCESS . To the Class of 1954 Service , 331 S. Slxth Street Redmond I 9 ' XR ' QV : 9 . . mx ',l t 4' A S I J S ' A f, H Y I . A .v.v, . If Q - L , ' 7 - - . ' , W M ' ' Lily . V,.V gil If I in --- 3 r,.q - gf . . 7 s ,xxx 1 , A ' ' E f- f ..35: :-: 'f' , V . . . 's C C Ek Central Electrrc Cooperative Congratulates The Class of '54 AAN, West Side Grocery and Service Station 0 Fresh Frults Unlon 011 Flrestone Products And Vegetables Products Whole and Retail J L. Audraln and Son On the McKenzie Hrghw aw Phone-Day 390 Redmfmd Ntght 327W and o36X I 1- 4-f we s Xfgailslkat I - 1 , ,,,,X. hw 4 rj, ,.'gs,.,jIwg. -A ,. Us-t LHR un: .V rye: , , . K i . .e2ff,.f- . me 4 - 4, S .f:5:5! 'f ' ' I I -151 '- I I, , ,2 :::-.- 'Qxgvk . .4 , . -A A' Q 1 0 o 0 ' 1 1 . O O 4 A . Y 'Y I 7 Northwest Poultry 85 Dalry Products Co EAVEQ ALBERS Quahty Controlled Feeds LARRO Independent Lash Buyers C EGGS 0 POULTRY 0 TURIQLYS I hone 170 Redmond og! 601, IF E5 flilitllltfn Fred llodecker POTATOLS Redmond Phone PIl0TOGBAPllERS Commercial An Portralt Photographw 433 Sixth Street Phone 148W Ethel Smith s Dress Shop Our Rospon lllllltl Is to I-lt YUUR IIGIRI4 And YOUR PLRSUN XLITH Phone 61X Redmond Hotel Bldg Redmond - I 'grae . , a i v- W 1 'forts NEGQQ U.s.uo.a SIIYA Farm-Tested Feeds ............w- O N1 of 1 V Y 1 74 j A I I 0 ' I ' o d e X- . v w v I 1 1 ' ' 1 I lIOGAN'S 'flu Redmond Ffglwfgflrior It,s Hogan 8 Famlly CONGRATUI ATIONS To the CLASS 0F 1954 EVERYTHING For Farm Home and Car AT SAVINGS yDyof!h MY Locl TORES GORDON BENTSON P t Congratulauons From THE FAIR STURE For Your Sprmg and Summer Sewmg 9 . J 0 9 9 Ever a e Year A our a 51-10' cf '1 d co New Materla an Patterns Ph 4X Redmond N t Door to os Offic I Y 3 SLXXJ '12 ? 1-1 ' ' ' ., 'f -ii,'i4.vf.' 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X - 4 F H A M N E S S cms sr PAINT SUPPLY 44a E Street Shermn 11 llhame Palnt Dealer Floor C os erlng Guy Chamness Owner Phone 241 Redmond SINNARD FURNITURE New and Lsed Furniture Fifth and E Street Redmond GALBIIAITIPS SERVICE STATION Lubrlcatlon and Washlng We GIVE S 8a H Green Stamps Goodyear Tlres Hobbs Batterles an Accessorles 6th 85 A Streets Phone 64 eq, gvgfa SPDRT S SHOP Redmond Oregon Sport Shop 470 South Slxth Street Phone 111 J W I 1 1 I 7 u K V. - Y. . L . , V . 0 , , v , X X X Refi 1' P ' V 1, + B 1 l?X iz . . . ulnona K' 1' Muon 'uv sa lllfli at Fuel! hl 9 I d . FZ- M L if K L 4 COPELAND YAH S 449 E St I ulmuucl Oregon Phone CP Retall Iumbel and Plllldlfltg, Nlateuals Redm0nd The Nlen s ogers ync Dehen Au ard Sweaters ' J antzen Kharafleece Sweaters Fmest for School W ear Freeman Daw s Adx ance Style Shoes Lords Ball Band Sport Shoes .xg MORRIS NELSCN C0 Sales Parts Serm we Amt v 'Wy kls Since 1919 Redmond flloukj Motor Co. Cars, Trucks 5 Sixes, V-Eights 585 S Slxth St Phone 52 Redmond Serving All of Central Oregon Central 0regon Motors L M Regzstered Mechamcsv North Clty Llmlts Redmond eww mmlunv Rxe d m o ndgg SYNQX BX REDMUND HARDWARE Your 'Vlarshall W ells Store Baker and Jarrard 1910 Sixth Street Ph0ne 1 Redmond 5l nun Shopplng At SATTEBLEE JEWELRY Fme Jw em' and Gifts Columbla Tru Flt Diamonds Xour Gift Center .L Y , A - ., . .N K ! x I ' ' , - , - V num N an X . h ' . , 1 , ' ' t , .Q if ... if ff . f ,l - I ? X 1 ? 0 u Y ' 66 ' ' ' D Ponderosa Lumber Sales 'Extends Congratulations To The Class of '54 CENTRAL 0REGON DAIRY PRIIDUCTS Butter Cheddar Cheese Cottage Cheese The Fznest In Uregon SHELL SUPER SERVICE 5th and Forest St Phone 485 Products Tires Servlce Batterles YHIUHKUE Q ef-ii' CHILI KING CAFE Real Ch1l1 Lunches and Dmners 634 S Flfth St Crystal Sawyer Redmond u 006'3'7'X'Vf fn ' 7 WN ' J 'fig hi 4 A U X ew' V' N ,ff f .ew wx .mm M x You too can stuke pax dnt xx 1th a C1d.NS1f16d ad Juot .Bk the man xx ho 1 um one ' Thel e Q m mx a nugget xx dutlng fol xou ln the xx ant uk thmg, x ou need S61 XICGS xou xx ant bug une gdlole' JOIN the Qold lush lead and me Spoke mm C1clNN1f1f3d fide IQQUIIIIX Phone who xxute OI brmg xoul dd to ou1 C1HNNlf19d -Xd depfutlnent THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN K .ff ,I fl ' 1 r 1X E I K N X 'v X k N Rx K t , .. z x 1253: . Ax. 5 aa. s, In . g - f . S V, 1' .12 ' .f ff . , ' .x.,.. ' , 's:- ,,.-F 3 , lqv :,:.,vE5?: I I 5, .. jj 1 A , A Xb' 1, . H ..., MIM A NN Q5Nf'ww -makin ? Meow. ,flee seein X ,- - , .x r li: 'gg fkf.f,:j-.,. .E Gir l '-' I, ye -rr .Il - J. s V X 3 , , 1 ' -A --'M' - if, X x of x . M' ,V K .N A x 4 I-2, , 'N:vm,,x ' x' ' r , www 1 . ' sc l I. Ki 4 f . 1 v, v. l i 1 ' . ' , t . . . . . . l ' I 9 V l V I ' ' 'I . . ' n be . A C . . , ZS... I YS' ...f . . . L' . . . Z 'fl . .' ' . u UL' '.','... K 'SZ 'ff' ' . . - . - v 0 ' 7 v -' . ' i 6 -I . 1 C, . . . V i 4 v 1 1' . J 4 I . . . , . ERICKSON'S Super Market Suve0n Drugs Sf-pp gf Prescrlptlon Pharmacy 453 S th St Pho e 55 VS HERE YOU PAY LESS AND BUY 'VIORE FRANKS MIITIIR Dodge Plymouth Cars A d Dodge Trucks IlEDlIOND 0REGON May Each Year Add Further Success To You Panthers ERIKSEN'S Redmond Stationerv Congratulations To the Class of '54 U Redmond's Home-Owned, Coml e 0 in enter 5 O 7 ix . n , . n I REDMOND BAKERY 0 llomenmdm Bread 0 Pies O Cakes 0 Pastrnes Phone 721 RE DMOND 0RCllID CLEANERS In the Orch1d Front Bu11d1ng 533 W Cascade Ave Phone 482 Redmond Woodward s Shoe Repulr 617 W Deschutes Avenue Redmond I 1 - l , , as - - ' n O This spot cleaned by Wardrobe Cleaners I I I - ,- ,- L ,, -, M.- 7 ,-- FARMERS HARDWARE CIIMPAN Y Farm - - Mill - - Home Supplies 433 Solltll Fifth Street Redmond, Oregon 'WSMW WH Cafe Next 0dem Theatre REDMOND, 0REGON If he Meats Rlght the Meals Rlght La Vera's Floral Shop PACIFIC CORSAGES CUT FL0ll ERS 8 For All 000aSl0llS 31:1 W Cascade I Phone 943 PM at P0 BOX L Redmond ff' Xl E152 sd 'Q I K 0 to 66 t 9 ' 9 ' 99 9 I co . '-o.ee ,, ' Y , A Rf 'rg 52 . r . I REDMOND, oREGoN ,M--on ' x ,Z .,.4 15 .ggafxl , -,.,A. Y-,L-Qs V .Q . ..., Q . 535,-.1? ,' , Patrlck and Comer Cent Wlse Drug Stores Redmond Drug Center I Prescrlptlons 0 Sheaffer Pens 0 Cosmetlcs Vetermarlan Supplles I Prescrlptlons Cosmetlcs Jewelry 7ll!HOA'RM fl!!! PRDPANE Gas Servlee IIEIERMAN 8: JANES Complete Lane GAS APPLIANCES Phone 296 215 S Slxth Street Redmond f X Flowers Weddlngs Funerals And Glfts x EZ' 6 Expertly Made Up xx qi Complete and Unusual GIFT and HANDICRAFT SHOP Sportmg Goods Huntmg Supplles S dc ll Green Stamps REDMOND, 0REGON S 14th and W Highland Phone 476W I K Q ' ' ' . . . 'A LP K , , ...- tlv, ,-... k ' For 4,.,,. ig. P. 1 - lv 'eff' wn.f.mp.af. ' Q - 1- 4. , ' jg' v, . ,,,1 - ' ', 'V 4 ... gg, f ' 0 o it b SEI 4 - .43 0 'f f G 0 C 9 C of I , Redmond lee Cream Center Quahty Ice Cream Pmts Quarts Half Gallons Gallons The place for your favorzte Lotta Burger Cheese Whiz Dogs BEDMUND PANTHERS Coney Islands Topped Get Your W1th Deep Apple FREE MILKSHAKES HERE Pre A La Mode After Each Game You Wm P fb REDMOND RADIO AND MUSIC CENTER 613 W Deschutes Avenue Phone 510 'A' 'k DARI BAR Ina L Johnson Fountam and Lunch 'k 'k DESCHUTES FARMERS C0 0P Drawer A Phones 10 and 50 'ki' Congratulations From the 0K BARBER SIl0P Foot-Long Hot Dogs Basketball, Football and Baseball

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