Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1955 volume:

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' il, , , -! f -P 1 ' A , v , ' I W D I ...QV . xx' ,iq 1 -A A -. ,-. b Sw ., . Q. ' '1 .X XM If w L s., I I x lfgywsd , 'I N, .I 5 A I - 'V is Q. 'aw ' I f ly A Q 1. S5 ' E Q tina ' wh, V '-. I , ,J fm- . I 1' -1 - . .ff zz f Q ' ' , ,SP V ,X I Q A Aff! ' . yt r 5 :. . 5 H. .Rl f X x 'QP X X We 04606 R in this section the leadership of the school board, superin- tendent, and faculty, and the services of the of face staff, custodians, and bus drivers. P1 turcd at the rx ht IS bupt James L Bra un lookln at tha derlal photo of the school plant shown m tha begmmng pagns of thxs book 0 I 0 0 Q 1. , 4 gi .. ' . ,. . I ' . ,v A m b . h . . E . Board of Education .BD ,- Bob Beesley, Tumalog Dr. John F, Dorsch, Redmond, Roy Snabel, Powell Butte, Board Chairman Lloyd Hill, Terrebonne, CNot pictured, Darrell Smith, Redmondjg Mrs. Virginia Vance, District Clerkg James L. Brown, school superintendent. amz afg ' Pictured above are the members of the school board who represent the various dis- tricts that go together to make up Redmond Union High School, school district No. U1-J. This judicial and legislative body work to- gether with the superintendent and clerk to see to it that the school is run according to the constitution. the school code, and the county and state laws to insure high stand- ards of educational facilities. Pictured above is Supt. James L. Brown. who this year completed his third year as administrator of Redmond Union High School, He came here from K la m a t h Union High School. He holds degrees from the Universities of Montana and Oregon Pictured at the right are the administra- tive assistants of the faculty. Assistant Prin- cipal Clayton E. Norton is the registrar and prepares attendance records for the state department of education. He is general assist- ant to the superintendent and is in charge of the school during the superintendent's absence. Mrs. Marguerite Lowry, dean of girls, and William H. Fisher, dean of boys, check daily attendance and absentees must clear absences through the deans' offices. They help with counselling students for registration, cooper- ate with legal authorities in enforcing com- pulsory school attendance, and help secure scholarships to institutions of higher learn- ing. The deans maintain office hours two full periods of each school day and are avail- Assistalffi ErmCipaLNO'4tfm able to help students with school and personal Deans is er and OWU problems. School aww, of 1955 tBack rowJ Mr. Gobelman, Mr. Porfily, Mr. Scott, Mr. Lowry, Mr, Pendleton, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Moore, Mr. Kline, CRow 27 Mrs. Hurney, Miss Berg, Mrs, Lowry. Mr, Campbell. Mr Sharp, Mr Brown, Mr. Ward, Mrs. Nance. fFront rowj Mr. Norton. Mr. Browning, Mr. Freed. Miss Harris Mrs. Kuizenga, Miss Pochelu, Mrs. Boone, Mr. Clark. Mr. Dunsmoor. tNot pictured: Mr. Rcdde- kopp, who resigned in Octoberi QT Virgmxa Berg Teacher of choir and Jumor Engllsh BA. L1nf1eld College McM1nnv1l1e Ore gon 6 years teachmg at Redmond itikn' Irene Boone--Teacher of typmg shorthand and bookkeepmg BA Un1vers1ty of Oregon MS Un1vers1ty of Pennsylvanla Adv1ser to F B L.A 2 years teachmg at Albany Oregon l year teachmg at Bend Oregon 3 years teachmg at Carhsle Pennsylvama 9 years teachmg at Redmond 121315 Howard Browmng Teacher of bmology physics and chemlstry BA P8ClflC Un1vers1ty Forest Grove Adv1ser to sc1ence club 5 years teachmg 'knit Don Campbell Teacher of Engllsh I BA Augustana Sloux Falls South Dakota Adv1ser to freshman class 2 years teachmg at Watertown South Dakota 1 year teachmg at Cottage Grove Umon Hlgh School 2 years teach1ng at Redmond iii? Kenh Clark Teacher of Engl1sh II and IV B S Oregon College of Educatlon M S Unlversrt of Oregon Adv1ser to Honor Soclety and Jumor c ass l year teachmg at Eastsxde Oregon 1 year teach mg at Terrebonne Oregon 3 years teachmg at Wiki Archie C Dunsmoor Teacher of Algebra I and II B S Oregon College of Educatxon M S Umver sity of Oregon Adv1ser to Lettermen and Student Councxl 4 years teachmg at John Tuck Grade School 5 years teachmg at Redmond ini? at Redmond Redmond soclal economics and Amerlcan hxstory B A W1l lamette Umvers1ty Salem graduate work Umver slty of Redland Cahforma Adv1ser to semor class 1 year teachmg at Independence Hlgh School 1 year teachmg at LaGrande Hxgh School 1 year teaclnng at P1ne Valley Hlgh School 7 years teach mg at Redmond Wiki' Ralph Freed Teacher of lxbrary sc1ence BA and MS Un1vers1ty of North Dakota Adv1ser to library club Pr1nc1pal of grade school Glenna Ferry Idaho 3 years teachmg at Redmond skit Harry Gobelman Coach and teacher of boys physlcal educatlon BS and MS Un1vers1ty of Oregim Coachmg adv1ser 6 years teachmg at Red mon 'A A A' Margaret Harns-Teacher of Spamsh fme arts and sc1ence B S Oh1o State Un1vers1ty Columbus Ohlo Adv1ser to FT A Juruor class and language club 3 years teachmg at Terrace Park Hxgh School, Ohxo 2 years teachmg at Redmond 'kitn' Mrs. Helen Harney Teacher of Enghsh I gen eral math speech and gxrls physlcal educatxon BA Un1vers1ty of Oregon Adv1ser to Keyettes and semor class 2 years teachmg at Grant Un1on High School 1 year teachmg at Frankhn Hlgh School 2 years teachmg at Redmond 19r'A'19r Reber! Klme-Teacher of Engllsh II plane geometry advanced algebra baslc mechanlcal drawmg and advanced mechamcal drawmg BS North Dakota State College Adv1ser to Junlor class and skr club 3 years teachmg at Redmond Mrs Don Kuuenga Teacher of grrls physlcal educatxon and health algebra and general math ematlcs B S Mxclugan State College East Lansmg Mlclugan Adv1ser to freshmen class 3 years teach mg at Wyommg Park I-hgh School 1 year teachmg at Estacada Un1on Hxgh School 192 years teachmg at Redmond tin' Mrs. Marguerue Lowry Dean of Glrls teacher of health and gxrls phys1ca1 educatxon, dnll team mstructor BS Black I-hlls Teachers College S earfrsh South Dakota Adv1ser to dr1ll team Pep C ub and GAA 5 years teachmg at Redmond that Don Lowry Teacher of Amerlcan hlstory and Enghsh II BS Black Hxlls Teachers College Spearflsh South Dakota Adv1ser to Rally Squad and Rally Club 4 years teachmg at Redmond. 'ifririfr Clyde Moore-Teacher of semor and begmners band BM Oklahoma A 81 M graduate work at Portland UHIVCISIIY Adv1ser to band 3 years teachmg at Roseburg Oregon 2 years teachmg at Redmond 19r'tr'A' Mrs Della Nance-Teacher of Journahsm and typmg I BA and MA Llnfxeld College McM1nn v1lle Oregon Adv1ser to student newspaper and Annual 7 years teachmg at Culver Oregon 2 years teachmg at lone Oregon 7 years teachmg at Red 'i'r1fr'A' Clayton E. Norton Assxstant Yrmupal, teacher of world hlstory BS Black H11 s Teachers Col lege Spearflsh South Dakota gaduate work at Un1vers1ty of Oregon 1 year teac ng at Echo Hrgh mond School Echo Oregon 10 years teachmg at Red mond 1fr1'k19z Brmn Pendleton Teacher of general sc1ence and blology BS Un1vers1ty of Utah, Salt Lake C1ty Utah Adv1ser to freshmen class 1 year of teachmg at Wxllamma H1gh School 1 year teachmg at Redmond 'k'A'1fr Dorrme Pochelu Teacher of home econonucs BS Oregon State College Adv1ser to FHA 3 years teaclung at Redmond Witt Charles Porfxly Teacher of vocatxonal 8gl'1C1.l.1 ture and auto mechamcs B S Oregon State Col lege Corvall1s Oregon Adv1ser to F F A l year of teachmg at Redmond 'knit Marvm Scott Head basketball and baseball coach freshman football coach general busmess general math and drwer educanon BA Umver slty of Portland Adv1ser to sophomore class 5 years teachmg at Redmond 'kin' Darrell H. Sharp-Teacher of vocatmonal agrx culture auto mechamcs and weldmg BS OSC Corvallis Advxser to audxo visual alds Key club and FFA 6 years teachmg at Redmond 'k'k'k Charles H. Ward Teacher of woodworkxng I and II B A Eastern Washxngton College of Educa t1on E D M. Oregon State College 2 years teachmg at Bonners Ferry Idaho 1 year mstructor m radxo techmcal school Sloux Falls South Dakota 2 years teachmg at Colfax, Washmgton 6 years teachmg at Redmond 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 ' . ' , - ' ' ' l 1 ' -1 . 1 1 - ' ' . . ' 9 I V , - 1 1 Q . . 1 ' '1 . . 5 - -1 . . , sh U. 1 , S , 1 ' -- ' , . . , . . . , . . . . , 1 , l ., w q , . . . Y , . I , . T . . . 7 7 , - - - - . 1 1 -1. 1 . . . . Z . , 1 , . ., . 1- l ' 7 . , . '. ' 'V 1 1 I ' ., U , . . 3 . ' ' 5 . . ' . l, . 4 n , ' ,-, ' - . 1 . . . 1 ' '1 , . 5. ' -1 . . Y . ' ' , 5 . - . . . , Q . . . . - ' . . . . . ., , D ' I , - , , : , -- 1 1 ' .g . ., . Q . ., - - Q l . ' . .- ' 1 - . 1 ' '1 .1 . 1 5 . . William H, Fisher--Dean of Boys, teacher of ', - - . . Q ' qi - 1 1 1 W . 1 . . 3 . 1. ' 1 , . g . ' ' g a --. a . . . ' ' . - ,'1 ' ' - ,. . 4 Q 1 - a ' 3 . -. ' ' .5 ' - . . . ' '1 . . ' - . 5 . I , . ., . . . . . 1 3 - - 1 , . 1 I . - ' Q ' 5 i. . . ., .' ' r ' g '. ., - . . ' , G , . . . . . I . . . . ' . 7 . 1 . ' ' '1 . ' 1 1 1 I 1. . I Q ' - ' - - . , . 1 . j . . , ' .1 l 1 ' 1 9, , 1 G . . 1 1 -1 1 ' . ' . . ' . 7 7 Q 1 . . . S - . i Q l 5 . ., ' I - 4 , Q I . . ' f. f 1 i . 1 , Q . 1 , S 1 , . . 1 - '1 , D 1 H 1 . .- . 1 Office Staff and Student Assistants tBack rowl Betty ADIIRCI, Beverly Fox. Mrs. Virglma Vance tD1strict Clerkn. Susan Adams, Sally Steers. fFront rowl Kay Ackley frecc-pt1onist and clerical assistantl. Myrna Carlson Sears, Betty Michel, Barbara Marrs, Sharon Rector, Harold Huhnstem, Edison R. Agee. Pierre J. Jacob QS 1 Bwxfb' Leunard A McFadden. Lower Bridge: D. L. Pmmollow, Cloverdalel A. L. Chaplln, Tumalng Clyde O. Talbut, bus manager. Deschutesg Harwld Hohnsteln. Alfalfa and Powell Butte. lNot plcturedi Earl Kraft. Opal Cltjfl We dqalle in this section the student council and the yell and song lead- ers who led the Associated Student Body of Redmond Unwn High School this year This year an assembly committee headed by Sharon Rector supervised a series of programs pre sented by the various organizations that have been outstanding StdtKktfPrt byth tdt I Spt b C O C O O O O O O , I O C O C O Pictured at the right are scenes from th All- u en ic -o' a y given su en counci in e em er. Student Body President Kirt Skinner Q- Student Body Officers CBack rowb Second Vice President Sue Adams. Manager Bill Hammer. fRow 25 Assistant Treasurer Beverly Fox, Treasurer Myrna Carlson Sears. CFront rowi President Kirt Skinner, First Vice P r e s i d e nt Wilbur Durfee, Secretary LaVerne Mallery. CNot pictured: Faculty Adviser A. C. Dunsmoori The kick-off party, two Central Oregon mixers, assembly programs, and a varied . noon hour activities program including i movies were all sponsored by the student council this year. Council members pictured below met once a week to conduct the student body business. MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL: CBack rowl President Kirt Skinner, Vice President Wilbur Durfee, Second Vice President Sue Adams, Secretary LaVerne Mallery, Treasurer Myrna Carlson Sears, Assistant Treasurer Beverly Fox, Student Body Manager Bill Hammer, Assembly Committee Chairman Sharon Rector. CFront rowl Freshman Representatives Korleen Craft and Jerry Brown lnot picturedi, Sophomore Representatives Carmen Durfee and George Taylor, Junior Representatives Frances Swanson and Ed Frey Cnot picturedl, Senior Representatives Jerrine Kribs and Dick Cowden, Panther Scratches Editor Sue Swift, Annual Editor Beverly Pope. l Yell Leaders fP1ctured below? Sallv Steers, B111 Hammer, Lucy Best 2 ..Zf, J .1 , qi 1'-vin 3'fx ' g if . g Song Leaders CPictured abovel Myrna Carlson Sears, Janet Elliott, Nancy Hartman, Linda Panky. Beverly Pope Yell Leaders CPictured at left? Bill Hammer, Lucy Best, Larry Peden CElected ln January? CBelowl Redmond Makes a Basket? We 04606 R in this section the four classes freshmen, sophomores, gan- iors, and seniors We have pictured the class officers and the individual members of each are here for your review Pxctured at the rxght are the four class offlcers Freshman Rod Reld Sophomore Ted Kromer, Jumor Jack Carlson and Semor Daxe Smyth class. Summaries of the activities of each class X.. Y 4 SAX '-v-'Q K SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: 4Back ruwb Faculty Adviser Helen Hurney, Council Representatives Richard Cowden and Jerrine Kribs, Faculty Adviser William H. Fisher. fFront rowl President Dave Smyth, Vice President Kelly Webb. Secretary Sally Steers. Treasurer Miriam Kurtz. ew of 1955 .agua sczmz ,cz - CAST OF WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE, SENIOR PLAY: CBack rowj Larry Peden, Clark Elster, Jim Metts, Jim Bernard, Bill Schinkel. fRow 29 Patt Meyers, Beverly Cripe. Loletta Rand, fFront row? Beverly Pope, Janiece James, Gail Hayes, Marilyn Marker. PT? pub So fQ 'IQ gs- 'B' Glwu Mwdm 41- Darrel Allen Larrx Baker Leshe Bama Vhchael Belmler James Bernard Lucllle Best Rose 'VIar1 Brow n 'Vlelwm J Burk Anna Mar1e Burnett Elx 1n Butterfleld Neale Calhson June Clark 6'la44M 2 Wayne L Cwder Shxrley Cree Mary Cowden Rlchard Cowden Beverly Crlpe Everett Dxckeon John Dorsch Leroy Duncan Merle Eakm Clark Elster Nancy Gardner Gary Gurnsey S ' efafu Memfmd Lucxlle Hallew Ronald Haw kms George Hxrsch Brad Hallock Wllllam H Hammer Dxanne Hansen Ga1l Haw es Gordon Hegardt Elame Hennmgs John Holechek Kax Hollmshead Jamece James H 9 - 1? 53, H' f V' 3 1 Glafu Mamiya Gerald Jordan Sherry Justxce D1x1e Kratz Jerrme Krxbs Edward Lmdstrom Carolyn Llvesley . 2. .nil Jack Kexser Wlllxam Knorr Mxrlam Kurtz Phylhs Langehers Thomas F Lowe LaVerne Mallery S ' f rf r Q' fm ,L X 7 ,q Q rr N R L, 'X GEMM N 'xr X XI' Marilyn M Marker Barbdxa Niarrs JameQ N1cGreer Eldon McNIu1'en Jun Metts Martha 'Vlex ex Pm L1111 'Nlexerb Bun Nhchel Ernest Moss Jack 'VIoQe-lex Helen Niwoxe L X ex ne Omuu Q an ,T yu XA ms J- f is E 8 ' efaulffeazlzyu 'fd' I Laxu Pe-den X eme Pmtka bandrd Pntewfm John Pue Fc nf Qoar gf RU lx Pope Lwlctta Rand Fdxn Rue lux xx cc Je we R1ChardQon VN xlldrd Robmett VR 11l1.1m Schmkel Nixrnd Carleon Seals A Q .i fi,- ., T ai M 1 x ' 'au 'v 4' ' 3 X X F X V, ,,.' . .- - ,VA-Rl.. 61644 M Klrt Skmnel Lx ndal Sm1th Daxe Smw th James Stanaxd Wage, Woolhhe, Joan Starr Sallx Steers Su an Svuft Donald Txueax Jack Urme Kellx Webb Naom1VS hxtaker E thex VN llllams We Shook the Family Tree was the title of the production put on by the Senior Class of 55 under the direction of Mrs Helen Hurney and William H Fisher Th1s year the seniors financed the annual all school Christmas party held December 23 the theme of Wh1Ch was Winter Wonderland LaVerne Mallery was selected as Football Queen and Beverly Cripe was a Barn Dance prmcess Priscilla Meyers and Jack Keiser were honored as Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively Senior skip day was late in May and the year was topped off with Baccalaureate May 29 and Commencement June 1 DARREL ALLEN Transferred from Corvallis High Shool2 FFA 2 3 4 Larry Baker Key Club 3 4 Ski Club 2 Yell Leader 2 Chorus 1 4 Spe ch plays 4 LeSlle Banta Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Baseball Manager 1 Mic ael Belmler A 1 James Bernard Transferred from Wil lamette 2 Ski Club 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Key Club 4 Science Club 4 Vice Presi dent 4 We Shook the Family Tree 4 Baseball 3 Chorus 3 Speech plays 4 Lucille Best Transferred from Siuslaw high school 3 FB LA 3 4 Rally Squad Club 4 Yell Leader 4, Adam s Evening 3 Glee 3 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Rose Mari Brown Science Club 3 4 Library Club 4 Foreign Language Club 4 We Shook the Family Tree 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Melvin J. Burk Transferred from Banks High School. Anna Marie Burnett . .L.A. 3 ' Library Club 4' We Shook the Family Tree 4' Band 1 2 3' Band Letter 2 3. Elvin Butterfield K Club 2 3 4' Lettermans Club 4' Library Club 4' Presi- dent 4' Class President 1' Band 1 2 3' Chorus 1 2' Barbershop Quartet 1 2' Brass Sextet 3' Brass Quartet 3' Music in May 1' C.O. Music Clinic 1 2 3' Baseball 1 2 3 4' Football 1' Basketball 1' Ski Club 1 2. June Clark Office Staff 3' Library Club 4' Beginners Chorus' Vice Presi- dent 3. Neale Callison Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4' Vice President 4' Key Club 3 4' Sergeant-at-Arms 4' Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2' Chorus 2' Panther Scratches Staff 3' Juniper Staff 3' Football 1 2 3 4' Out- standing Lineman 43 Wrestling 1 2 3 4' Track 1 2 3 4' Football Captain 4. Wayne L. Coder Transferred from Lor- ane High School. Mary Cowden Transferred from Hills boro High School 2 GAA 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Vice President 4 FTA 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Nice President 4 Keyettes 4 Honor Society 3 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Juniper Staff 3 Richard Cowden Council Representa tive 4 Adams Evening 3 Shirley Cree Transferred from Suther lm High School 4 FBLA 4 Beverly Crlpe Transferred from Med ford High School 4 Pep Club 4 Honor Society 4 We Shook the Family Tree 4 Barn Dance Princess 4 Local Voice of Democracy winner 4 Chnstms Party Decor ation Chalrman 4 Everett M Dickson FFA 1 John Dorsch Transferred from Bend High School 2 Key Club 3 4 Convention 3 4 Treasurer 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 President 4 Honor Society 3 4 Vice Presl dent 4 Band 2 3 4 President 3 Science Club 3 4' Secretary-Treasurer 3' Presi- dent 4' Council Representative 3' Adams Evening 3' Brass Sextet 3' Brass Quartet 4' Downbeats 4' Football 3 4' Wrestling 2 3 4' Boys State 3' Band Clinic 2 3 4. eroy Duncan . .A. 1 4' - retary 4' District Convention 1 2 3 4' Parliamentary Team 3 4' Honor Society 3 4' Wrestling 2 3 4' Letterman s Club 4. Mere Eakin Ke Club 2 3 4' on- vention 3 4' Lettermans Club 2 3 4' F.F.A. 1 2' Parliamentary Team 2' Class President 2' Track 2 3 4' Basketball 4' Baseball 4. Clark Elster Honor Society 3 4' Movie Committee Chairman 4' Adams Evening 3' We Shook the Family Tree 4' Panther Scratches Staff 4' Juniper Staff 4' Speech plays' Annapolis Appointment-alternate 4. Nancy Gardner Transferred from Bur- ley High School Library Club 4' Panther Scratches Staff 4' Exchange Editor 4' Juniper Staff 4' Delegate to C.O. Joumal- ism Conference. Gary Gurnsey hey Club 2 3 4 Lien tenant Governor 3 Lettermans Clu 2 3 4 Ski Club 2 3 Rally Squad Club 3 4 Fl-'A 1 Science Club 4 Council Repre sen ative 1 Yell Leader 3 Band 2 Wrestling 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Track Brad Hallock Key Club 4 Honor So ciety 4 Science Club 4 Ski Club 1 2 3 4 Class Vice President 2 Band 1 2 Hungry Five 1 2 Chorus 3 Voice of Democracy winner 2 Speech plays 4 Annapolis Ap pointment principle 4 William H Hammer Student Body Man ager 4 Student Council 4 Cheerleader 4 Rally Squad Club 4 Vice President 4 Library Club 4 Football 3 Track 2 As slstant Basketball Manager 2 Dianne Hansen FHA 2 3 4 GAA 4 FTA 4 Drll 3 4 Adams ve ning 3 Degree Chairman FHA 3 Ronald Hawkins Transferred from Philomath High School 3 Chorus 3 Gall Hayes Transferred from Creswell High School 2 Pep Club 4 We Shook the Family Tree 4. Gor on J. Hegardt F.F.A. 1 2 3. George Hirsch John Holechek Sk' Club 2 3' Key Club 4' Letterman s Club 3 4' Band 1 2' Football Manager 3 4' Wrestling 3 4' Boy s State 3. Kay Hollinshead .Chorus - xet 1 2 3' io 1 4' Music in 'Slay 1' Chorus Librarian 1 2' Football Song L ader 2' Drill 2 3 4' All-Stu Tumbling Team 2' Pep Club 3 4' Class Secretary 3' Chorus Secretary-Treasurer 4' Speech plays 4' Library Club 4' Regional Student Council 2' Talent Show 3' Music Contest 1 2 3 4' C.O. Music Clinic 2 3 4. Janiece James Transferred from Gas- ton High School 4' Pep Club 4' We Shook the Family Tree 4' Panther Scratches Staff 4' Juniper Staff 4. Gerald Jordan Lettermans Club 3 4- Key Club 4' Council Representative 2' Nlixed Chorus 1' Wrestling 3. Cl - Il ' ' ' U ' ll ' Y, , c g , , . I , ,Q I 5 ' b I .11 II I 3--11: 1: I1: ,p I .... ,E Q g 9 . 11 9 I 11 I 1 5 5 'S 9 ' 1 5 e ' 5 ' 13 1115 . 1,2,3,4. - 1 ' I - . I 1 1 - ,11 1 - 11 , . I I ,g 1 ' ' 1, I 1 .111 g . I FI 11 I 1: 5 I F '1 is 1 5 . 'h ' I-'.F.. ,2. I - . . .- .' 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Majorette 4 Jerrlne Krlbs Transferred from Rose burg Hugh School 3 FB LA 3 4 Tr as urer 4 Couuncul Representatuve 4 Chorus 4 Mlrlam Kurtz Honor Soclety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Pep Club 4 Offuce Staff 2 Keyette Club 4 Drull 4 GAA 4 FBLA 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Sextet 2 Class Treas urer 4 Phyllus Langellers Lrbrary Club 3 4 Begunners Chorus 3 Panther Scratches 3 Jumper Staff 3 Edward Lrndstrom Key Club 4 Letter mans Club 3 4 Scuence Club 3 4 Class Presudent 3 Band 1 2 Baseball 2 3 Carolyn Luvesley Lubrary Club 3 4 Thomas F Lowe Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 La Verne Mallery Pep Club 3 4 Presu nt4 Drull4 FBLA 3 4 Band 1 Treasurer Z Clarunet Quartet 2 Student Body Second Vuce Presldent 3 Secretary 4 Class Secretary 2 Councul Representatuve 1 Barn Dance Pruncess 1 Football Queen 4 Songleader 2 Marulyn Marker Transferred from Char uton Iowa 2 Rally Squad Club 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Song Leader 3 We Shook the Family Tree 4 Band 2 Chorus 4 Vlce Presudent 4 Barn Dance Prxncess 2 CO Musuc Cllmc 2 FTA 2 3 4 Barbara Marrs Pep Club 3 4 Keyette 1 Z 3 4 ll3 4 HA Secretary 4 Office Staff 4 FBLA 3 4 Secretary 4 GAA 2 3 4 Head of Ten ms 4 Head of Roller and Ice Skatung 3 Class Treasurer 3 FHA Notmg Delegate 3 FHA State Conventuon Representa tuve 3 FHA Degree Chaurman 3 James McGreer Key Club 2 3 Eldon McMullen B nd 1 3 Jlm Metts Scxence Club 4 Sku Club 3 We Shook the Famuly Tree 4 Chorus 4 Martha Meyer FTA 2 3 4 Lrbranan 2 Vuce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 FHA 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Lubranan 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Sextet 4 C0 Musuc Clunuc 1 7 nsculla Meyers A 1 FTA 3 4 Secretary 4 Honor Socxety 4 FBLA 4 Llbrary Cub 4 Shook the Famuly Tree 4 FTA 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Valedrctorxan 4 Bety Mlchel GAA 2 3 4 Head f Tennus 2 3 FHA 1 2 3 4 Gurls League ' Treasurer 3 Presudent 4 Keyette Club 3 4 Vxce Presudent 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Presudent 4 Pep Club 3 4 Offuce Staff 4 Councul Representatuve 3 Adams Eve ning 3 Girls State 3 Helen Moore Keyette Club 1 2 Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 C0 Mu C mc 1 2 Jatk Moseley Lettermans Club 4 Honor Socuety 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Ernest Moss Key Club 3 4 Honor Socuetv 4 Band 1 2 Football 4 La Verne Ortutt Transferred froun Hellx Hugh School Larry Peden Key Club 2 3 4 Secre tary 3 Honor Socuety 4 Student Councul 1 3 Vuce Presldent 1 Student Body Vuce President 3 Yell Leader 2 4 We Shook the Famuly Tree 4 Band 1 3 4 Chorus 3 Hungry Fuve 1 3 Brass Quartet 3 4 Downbeats 4 Musuc un May 1 C0 Musuc nuc 1 4 C0 Musuc Con est 1 Band President 4 Chorus Presudent 3 Student Councul 1 Beaver Boys State 3 nnel 3 Vuce President 4 Key Club 4 Letterman s Club 4 Football 4 State FFA Conventuon 2 3 4 Natlonal Conventuon 4 Parluamentary Presudent 4 Sandra Peterson Transferred from Sur prlse Valley Unuon Hugh School 1 FHA F B L Drum Majorette 2 o n Poe K Club 2 3 4 n r natuonal Meetung 2 Sku Club 2 3 Adam s Evening 3 Band 1 Brass Sextet 1 Beverly Pope Transferred from Sprlng fueld Hugh School 3 Rally Squad Club 4 Honor Socuety 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Student Councul 4 Song Leader 4 We Shook the Famuly Tree 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Editor 4 Sweetheart Ball Pruncess 3 Loletta Rand Transferred from Wll lamette Hugh School 3 Downbeats 4 GAA 3 4 Recorder 4 We Shook the Famuly Tree 4 Adams Evemng 3 Band 3 4 Sectuon Leader 4 Unuform Manager 4 Saxophone Quartet 4 Faye Race Lewis Rice Letterman s Club 1 2 3 4 Sergeant at arms 4 Class Sergeant at Arms 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestlung 1 2 3 4 Jessue Richardson GAA 2 3 4 H ad of Sports 4 Head of Soccer 4 FTA 2 3 4 Hustonan 4 FB LA 4 Wullard Robnnett Basketball Wlllvam Schunkel Key Club 4 Sku Cl 3 4 Adams Evenung 3 'We Shook the Famlly Tree 4 Baseball 4 Gene Sears Foreugn Language Club 4 Sku Club 1 Myrna Carlson Sears Pep Club 3 4 FTA 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Treasuer 2 FBLA 3 4 0ft1ce3 4 Keyettes3 4 Rally Squad Club 4 Student Body As sustant Treasurer 3 Treasurer 4 Band 1 2 Song Leader 4 GAA Letter 2 Klrt Skinner Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Sku Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Class Ser geant at Arms 1 3 Student Body President 4 Chorus 1 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Football ' 3 4 Captaun 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 Captaun 3 Baseball 2 3 Lyndal Smuth Track 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 'Vlanager 3 DaveSmyth FFA1234Trs urer 3 Presldent 4, Class Vuce Presudent 3 Class Presudent 4 Adams Evemng 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 James Stanard Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Rally Squad Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Presudent 4 Key Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Skl Club 1 2 3 Class Treasurer 2 Yell Le er 2 3 Track 2 3 4 .loan Starr Keyette Club 1 2 3 4 Poxnt Recorder 4 Pep Club 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Secretary 2 4 Clarunet Quartet 2 3 C0 Musuc Contest 1 2 3 CO Music uval 1 2 3 4 Band Le ter 2 Sally Steers Pep Club 3 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Rally Squad Club 3 4 Dr1ll2 3 4 Councul Repre sentatuve 1 Class Secretary 4 Yell Leader 3 4 Adams Evenlng 3 Girls State 3 A 2 Susan Swuft Keyettes 1 2 3 4 Board Member 1 Vlce Presldent 2 Secretary 3 Presudent 4 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Secretary 4 FBLA 3 4 Reporter 4 Rally Squad Club 3 4 Presudent 3 FTA 4 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Reomorwu H h bchool F Q SWA W ff! 4.19 2 4' H' i alt 1 so-J -no-QF' uv' 4.11 Susan Adam Ralph Beesley LeRo Burk Gary Daron Agnes Egg Jack Amen Joe Bexmler J ack Carlson Dale Davxs Don Ehrlxch Betty Anhker Norma Bells Stephen Carter B1 Doan Gary Ellenbnlt Frances Bates Floyd Bessej, Helen Champwn Louxe Dobbm Jane Elliott Lnorary B1 Brenchley Roberta Cornett Wxlbur Durfee E J Ellenburg John Brxde Kexth Cottrell Vxrgmma Dykstx a Karen Elster 5: 3 41 Alberta Burhoop Doreen Cyrus Donna Edgerton Darlee Epps V o , ' f Q 5 Q . , J U 'C I Y 4, 3 I ' I I I Vi C f on 3 Q I , , Af l 31, . 5 K ,, 1, H , i X , ,LV , A 'V LL!A!zK U A fg.,,A'l :: t, - It ' if A Y A 6431: 44 A' s Us ',..V V - I. E y , -a, I: ,Q R T eb N ,b I I ai 1 . . , H Q,. - - i , ? - - ' , b 4 I JA v . v V W il ,Q ,, 1' fa Q' A , l ft Vp Q. o wl f Q. P v as Q ,Ji - A 1 e s C - A A as of --.ff Q P L K . if fl . ,PH is, -JL? ,W ,I bl . 'll I y , A ' ' .11 . ' . . . -sf- iii! '--nl Nur' Q 'if' 1 N8 Wi , ? f N11 fr -9 Shirley Frakes Carol Gorton Raymond Hegardt Mary Lou Klann David Freeland John Grover Retha Holechek Courtney Lantz Edward Frey Marquis Gwartney Lynn Hyder Don Larson DeLoris Farthing Joe Gannon Paul Harding George Johnston Susan Latta Eugene Ferguson Lyle Gibson Forn Hayes Carol Lee Jones Carol Lindstrom Louise Forster Marilyn Gillispie Richard Hayward Randy Jones Delbert Linn Beverly Fox Conchita Gonzales Phillip Rector Charles Kissler Allen McCauley ,l .an 41 Roberta McC1aran Ruth Meyer Donna Poffenbarger Betty Rlppee Gary Schroeder Q! ,L fi! vu-I' -nil Don McClure Patrxcxa Mxller Ann Poole Jerry Robertson ROY Scurlock vt? Darrell Mallery Carol Modrell Jack Powell Gary Robm Lvle Seal r 4 1... L ? .4 'UW' bk B1 Massey Eugene Page Terry Qulnn Erxc Sandwxck Marlys Sh ortreed George Peden e Ragland V1ck1 Schnelder Donald Smxth 3 L W7 Denms Peterson Sharon Rector Karen Schoen Earle Smlth for 101 oe Peterson Marxlyn Retherford Elda Schoonover Mlldred Smlth Ross Stephen Edythe Une Myrna Wxdener Gary Hlggmbo tham 35 -lvl e Stewart Carol Vadnaxs Darrell Woolhlser Pete Moor Dwam Suhre Shxrley Vxlhauor Gllbert Yoder Not pxctu Yvonne Smxth Frances Swanson Lucxlle Ward Marlene Zxtek red Patty Omyer Z' Ann Smyth Arthur Taylor Louise Watson Phll Dahl T .yd W JZ' 4111 Jean Stanton Kay True John Westerlund J ackxe Garbutt r W Davxd Starr Myrna Cecxl Whltehead Ray Gowdy K Q y -V J if X X ,, 'ubr T I , S1 vii A K-'gal '-im I I 3: E 1 A I lk.. , 1 WA S, , , -9 1? f p 5 -A i -S wr Q , H 1 ' A A vi 1 K7 g , u p Y M 4? E? I xhf , Le . ax Tull X 'S qs.-5 '..? Elm of 1957 A Sharon Ackerman J 2 kri- Sophomore Class Officers CBack rowb Faculty Adviser Marvin Scott, Sergeants-at-arms Joe McClay, Harold Foreste r, Richard Hammack, Faculty Adviser Marguerite Lowry. CFront rowl President Ted Kromer, Vice President David McCrea, Secretary-Treasurer Janet Elliott, Council Representatives Carmen Durfee and George Taylor, Sophomores have been an active class this year and have given school dances after games. They added to their treasury and per- formed a public service in selling milk at noon hours. They helped the juniors clean up after the prom. Sophomores decorated for bac- calaureate and sophomores did the ushering. Mandala of 5 61444 ' 7-1 ex r' . ff 3 M in ' K - aa alfa Juanita Bill Robert Gary Jim Marilyn Allen Applebury Ayres Baker Baltimore Bozarth lwll Alberta Casteel Coyner Judy Duval Annette Forbes 'gi Q, 36 Q4 I-5 Delbert Chandler Jud Cripe Roy Edwards Harold Forester Sr 'Z Claudia Christmsen Dennis Dahl Janet Ellmtt Dwayne Forrester f 1 Q5 6 7 f I' -1- 7 Ralph Brace Errol Clevenger Norman Davxs Wllliam ESRQW Nl 'll'4 Forster C ,QQS L-Yv 1? .,,- ago -91, A-.-4 ffl 'bf an Q5 r ia L2 4 DWJAA I Daniel Brow n Barbara Coder Sharon Day Janet Fdkins Lois F'1'oegf. Howard Brow ning Karen Coomler Dennis Deardorff Lorna Flake Margaret Cillispie 'T...'27 Mary Carter Gordon Cooper Carmen Durfee Dean Flory Carol Gohrke f Z g 4 Q. if Q0 A ff' A Ll ag, IN, I.,-J' .1 A James Grxfflths Nancy Hartman Rlchard Holt Gene Johnson Norman Kldd :WF fs di 'tv 6 Rlthaxd Hammack Be1 tha Haughton Sondra Hubbell Sharon Johnson Toma Klsslex S .ag Ah Wllll im Hansen Everett Havx kms Bar bara Huffman James Jones Shu ley Knowles Ren 1 Hal 1 18011 Barbax a Hen ke Rlchard Hughes Patx lCl3 Jones Ted Kromer Au 'SIS-f Joan H111 Kaw Hx der Denms Joldan Cultms Lantz 'X Gary H1 Darlene Jacobs Robert Kasex Txm Latta 21 O Qs I Fred Hlrn Patty Jameson Stephen Kasserman Velma Lvnds .jr 13, 3 H 9 , 6 . 4 l a eg Q .., ' ' 5 M. . Q - 4 -9 2 I . ' ' A H ll 1 5, L , 4.2 7 I I a Q ,,1'. , ff vs 1, Q it 'f 'U' k 4 'eb , an , I if W A H of rf, L 3 XX f 95' 'Q ' x. fr-A 4 M V J . V N ' -v f J Av -ft, 1 2 4 .WT 44' m ' A . Y ' ' , 4 :IN IU ll 4 fr ' at .3 1 P fe 3,1 a ,i - 4 l ff H 1 , ' 4 I .l k A - fx J' - A v 4 S E l 'll I Vik: f D8Vld McMullen Janlce Page Amta Peters Shirley Roland Ronald Mlller Lmda Pankev Lois Petersen Donald Rosebrook pull' in Q W 4 A - Sharon 'Vlodr ell Gale Parker Peggx Peterson Earl Schult ,ak x oe 'VIcClav John Vloore Janet Parkex Walter Phllllps Dora Shearman SCI' Jim 'VlCCOlITllCk Nflarjorre Vluxray Kay Parkinson A13 ceon Poulton Douglas Srmon I? fb- rf? Davld McCrea 'Vlarlene Nafle Joan Peck Edward Powell Kay Smnh Q il! Vlyrta 'VIcCul1ough Della O Conner Wllllam Penhollow Marlene Rrggs Lal rv Smlth S fi , A JA e M 4 E- A I ig y 'ji A, Q. , , 1, .. . , 3 3 2 3' ' A x d I I, ,V It .' 'W' , . r I . ,AT if V Wax er V7. 5 ., v I K 1 4 3' G-1 Q M 5' 'ii AT- ir V kk :N ' 1 'X ' A F I ,.Ar -, Q VV I Q . fra K E I - Q. 1 f ' s , so l r A we J X 4 A I I A ' lv :JY Barbara Snyder Marilou Sutton Roy Tuttle Sherlane Watkins Not pictured: ' D 1 gl Q We 3 .,... ! .4 Hubbert Speights Ann I Swearingen Kay Urell Leona Whitehead Robert Stewart George Taylor Dwight Vince Jim Woodward Clifford Sutton Robert Thompson Frank Vawter Gary Haynes Earlene Clark. Calvin Craig, Ronald Jahns Herbert Mi Avery Tittle Janet Veatch Jack Moor lls Leo Charles Toll Dorothy Vilhauer nard Monical Roy Winona. Eileen Trueax Joyce Wareing i Freshman Class Officers iBack rowj Faculty Adviser.Daisy Kuizenga, Council Representatives Korleen Kraft and Jerry Brown, Faculty Advisers Brian Pendleton and Don Campbell. tFront rowi President Rod Reid, Xgice Piresciident Sidney Carter, Secretary-Treasurer Pam Prominski, Sergeant-at-Arms Keith utter ie , Freshmen were initiated into life at RUHS with elaborate ceremonies as pictured here GW in their section. They soon became oriented to high school life and have contributed a great deal to activities. Freshman football and basketball teams were outstanding. As a class project the freshmen sponsored donations to help Leo Seal, who was injured. Maxam af awww elm 3 N Q Cf- i '67 'NLF 'T ' ' , be ' -Q-4 gl? U . , ,g Sandra Michael Michael Joan Jack Robert Absher Adams Albrich Allen Baremore Barnett -? 'Pg P' :UK P Lf- 1 KN' h ur T,-HP F' r 3 3' R 253 Y js, At Charles Bevan Jerry Brown B111 Clemence Gordon Davxdson Louxse Eberhard C lar on Ferguson Wllbur Bohr Marcel Burk Kenneth Coder LeRoy Dean Eugene Ellenbolt Rebecca Gambrell Vemta Brookmg Kelth Butterfleld Ray Cole J xm Downs Edward Ellxott Claudxa Gannon Don Brown Bethene Calhson Gary Corwm Glen Duncan Robert Eskew Beckv Ann Gxllmouth ? 'ap 95 'S' '1- qfrgp ff-.9 iz ,ls Alvm Campbell Bobby Cree Arleen Durfee Greta Farlow Sherrill Glass Sldney Carter Kelth Cyrus Eugene Durr Herbert Forbes N aomx Grlfflth ai Ann Chrlsty Jamce Davxs Clarence Earls Patsy Frakes Mary Grover Xygfgfi r r K 'ff , 54? - F 1 '. I r 3 v ' 65 . 'r 4 ' r A uf ' 3' 'Z f, 1. A it' Y, ' C or , , A -. , C ' 'vi 3 r ' Y I V V 2 X 1 A 'Z' Q -.72-1, rf 2? 3 B at , ' X, .gf ' U 'W 4,5 ' ll .ff ' -an 7' all ar , A-3 Q 4 l' 1-f li 1 I X' , :Q X... Q? Sheryl Hector Wayne Holmes George Kmg Gary Lawson Vxvxan Lynds 3 Gladys Hegardt Wayne Huff Thomas Klmgbell erry Lear Patr1c1a McClure Danny Hexerman Mary Hunt James Klukkert Janet Lengele Wayne McCraw -OP' if 'Q' 'T' ek -:uc f4'l-R , 'Y 11' ,Quiv- -mf? X. W r -35 far- Q 4 'ar- 1' X ha Jerry Halter Barbara Hxatt Elleen Irby Korleen Kraft e Lengele Sarah McDanxels Q ff Arlme Hanson Jack H1 Ted Kaser Carol Lake Lhrls Lewls Marjorle Marsden 'H , af , J ' a J . I ' xi X ,gf ' 5 Q- I? Tre Q 1 'Q 1 'L 1 s S 4, , 4' i 2, sf 9 I 'Y - J L ff J s at QI 1 ,f i I ,, W E . a t . Z! A A ,G,, 15: . M 1-3 ' ' A J A J K - ,H was f, V O J- AV s tx, ff J 1 H Mfg: H -24 . J ' ' '11 ' l ' 111 ' J Le N '. . . Q fgffi , -4' -rgi' 45' paw f'3 ' 3 W! '95 r? Wir! Robert Hardlng Kathleen Hxrsch B1 Klndall Karen Lantz Judy L1s1us Thelbert Martm Carola Harrlson Dennxs Holmes Bob K1ng Lmda Latta Earnest Long D1ane Mason if S.: if ps 'Nav 36 Ns nv.: P E4 Q? Lff Robert Massev Karen Nhller V lctor Parkhurst Jacquelln Rennels Mx ln Shopshlre Patricia Sohm 1 Esther Meyer Tamara Mlller Harry Ph1ll1pQ rxs Rlchard Peggx Short Thelma Spicer X' 1 Glenda Mlckel Ronald Munkres Nlargle Poppe Gene Rxppee Jerrw Settelmew er Dean Spurgeon as Q. .:. Joan Mlller Cohn New man Pa Porter Jeanette Rlppee Kenneth Slmon Bill Stanton Jacquehne Wrckel Gordon Pottorff Donna Rlaer Danny S1mpson Jerry Starr A -fb f X Kenneth Olsen Pam Prommskl Margaret Roberts Shella Skeen Robert Starr af' L... Q1 ,abt 151 Jack Ovs en Rod Rexd Jun Shelby Phylha Sleasrnan Dana Storey QF r--nl N..- 1? George Taylor Robert Tull Glen Williams Fred Ziemke Not pictured: Dick Kinney. in 16, 35' 1 W ,5- -fi' J '7 , L' S nik 14 yf' AQ!-'wifi 'W Ambers Carol Thornburgh T1etJens Edward Turner Ella Mae Winegar Frank Zitek Gwen Tyson Lee Roy Winona Jim Larson Marilyn Swift Delores Tittle Dana Warner Patsy Winn Carolyr Svarverud Carol Tompkins Janice Watkin- Donald Wood Lynette Taggart Frances Trueax Betty Whitehead Jean Woodbury Betty Abbas Nancy Ackley Patricia Craig Jay Galligan Calvin Crater Shirley Hays o Tatti Margaret Trueax Terry Willard Bob Woolley Donald Justice aff- 1 f , . N x '-QW aft s - gt, X f u ' . x F 'N 'sw ' Jsfi 4 1 1 ,I . an 5 I' ,fl 2 jifx Y' gf .W Ri, egg v 1? . 35513 Q. W X312 ig ,, .4Vg 32v X xii?-ij :M J M ATM? 5 ,W xi! 4 1 1 I 'M Y We 04606 in this section the classroom work which was the most impor- tant part of the school year Students attended these classes 6 hours each school day The cur rucalum has here been departmentalzzed and one picture shown for each sabgect taught RUHS as an 0regon standard hugh school and an accredited member of the Northwest Associa- tzon of Secondary and Ilzgher Schools t h S 1 ff dt I . l C O O O O O O O I Q Q I Pictureda terightisa td th d t work masterin some part of ricu um o ere his year. in I Eldon McMullen, Janiece James, Mari Brown, Dave Smyth Seniors Read Chaucer's Canterbury Tales Louise Watson, Darrell Woolhiser, Courtney Lantz, Virginia Dykstra Juniors Diagram Sentences In Blackboard Drill Herb Forbes, Jerry Settelmeyer Freshmen Chart Pronouns myfalz 0144401 Joan Peck, Barbara Snyder, Dick Hammack, Dot Speights Sophomores Scrutinize Punctuation Marks S, 14414 iw Ann Smyth, Myrna Widener, Leona Whitehead, Phil Hector Spanish Students Sing Feliz Navidad Marlys Shortreed, David Starr, Gary Daron, Carol Lindstrom' Speech Class Hears Gary Read Play Lines Bill Knorr, Nancy Gardner, Jack Powell Journalists Enjoy New Scrap Book Librarians Learn Mysteries Of Card Index Phyllis Langeliers, Esther Williams Keith Cyrus, Diane Mason, Marjorie Marsden, Gary Lawson Frosh Study Genetics Pat Miller, Carol Vadnais, Gary Schroeder, Ralph Beesley Chemists Compare Conductivity of Various Solutions Jim Melts, Wayne Coder, Wesley Woolhiser Bob Powell, Marilou Sutton, Anna Burnett Physicists Learn Coefficients Biologists Master Anatomy Of Expansion of Metals From Colored Charts Math Chris Lewis, Ito Tatti, Bethene Callison, Mike Adams -X Graphs Learned in General Math Q Q2 -9-vl'1 V15 Michael Beimler, Clark Elster Mechanical Drawing Holds Interest John Holechek, Linda Pankey. E. J. Ellenburg, Velma Lynds Visual Aid Helps in Geometry Larry Baker, Bev Pope, Janiece James Graphs Examined in Consumer's Math Barbara Henske, LeRoy Duncan. Bob Kaser Advanced Algebraists Use Logarithms Gene Johnson, Gary Lawson. Alcyeon Poulton Algebra Linear Equations Plotted ,f- wal S . . .,f-f' 7 - John Poe, Dixie Kratz, Lyndal Smith Social Ec Seniors Trace Iron Curtain 9 Darlene Jacobs, Bill Penhollow, Sherry Justice World History Class Locates Trouble Spot of Asia United States Histor Karen Elster, Dan Brown, y Marilyn Marker, Ralph Brace Student Drivers Test Juniors Search for Data Lyle Seal, Vicki Schneider, , , , John we-Sreriund, susan Adams Reaction Time, Depth Perception Mmm +- Carola Harrison. Rena Harrison, Shirley Vilhauer. Phil Hector French Horns Practice Chorus Relaxes Between Songs Larry Baker, Gordon Davidson. Eileen Irby, Lorna Flake Mixed Quartet Rehearses Steve Long, Loletta Rand, Gale Parker, Shirley Roland, Phyllis Sleasman, Ted Kromer, Jerry Lear Bill Hammer, Leonard Monical Band Saxophone Section Toots Art Class Sketches Bill's Foot Bookkeepers Examine 6-Column Work Sheet Doreen Cyrus, Dale Davis, Jack Moseley, Conchita Gonzales Ray Cole, Harold Forrester Korlene Kraft, Sandra Absher Insurance Studied In Fundamentals Of Business Myrna Sears, Betty Anliker Office Girls Page Student mg L. Sandra Peterson, Naomi Whitaker, I A Miriam Kurtz, Patt Meyers Elvin Butterfield, Lewis Rice, Ed Lindstrom, Tim Latta Stenographers Take Beginning Typists Drill Dictation From Recording Ross Dictates to ' shorthand 1 Girls Tbjvmg H Uses , Darlee Epps, Jessie Richardson. Nllmeoscope' Prepares Stenclls Kay Trueax, Ross Stephen Lucille Ward, Donald Smith, Jerrine Kribs 'fx Jim Woodward, Jack Urie, Forn Hayes, Eugene Ferguson, Roy Edwards Gene Makes Sample Tenon Joe Gannon, Ray Gowdy, Jay Galligan, Bill Clemence, Lewis Turner, Wayne Huff Jay Cuts Square End On Project Part Using Miter Box Gary Higginbotham Ed Frey, Darrell Maliery, Gary Haynes Ray Demonstrates Mechanics Examine Acetylene Cutting Gas Engine if 'H 5.-nv Q 7 Venita Brookings, Kathy Hirsch, Louise Eberhard, Margaret Roberts Freshmen Learn How To Take Cooking Measurements Della O'Conner, Dorothy Vilhauer, Alberta Casteel Sophomores Practice Fitting Blouse Pattern Mf'Sx11fVf4.J Jlame l Edythe Urie, Shirley Frakes, Marlene Zitek, Donna Edgerton Advanced Class Rehearses Serving At Buffet Luncheon -'J Lin-ne Page. Jnlm Gmveii Don Brown Juniors Test Soil Of Home Farms Verne Pestka, Leroy Dum-an Seniors Build Tractor Mike Adams. Marcel Burk Freshmen Splice Rope sw! Nancy Ackley, Karen Lantz Dana Warner, Vivian Lynds Nancy Gets Set For Shot at Basket Judy Jones, Glenda Mickel, Freshmen Study Disease Pamphlets Tonia Kissler, Sharon Day, Dora Shearman, Penny Riggs Girls Pose in Half Splits, Back Bend Ann Christy QDLQ' aqealffa ancf X9 8 Jane Elliott, Jean Stanton, De Loris Farthing, Betty Michel Advanced PE Girls Play Volley Ball I WSH 3 A 4 A1 2 . YQ V989 fa! Alix fl? Alcyeon Poulton, Carmen Durfee Sophs Plan Diets Barbara Marrs, Sharon Rector, Myrna Sears. Roberta McClaran Drill Girls Hurry For Performance , YQPAUHS Eaqfl' Jfeafffz PL' Free-For-All Ties Up PE Class IA-wis liivczmcl Kl1'tSI-ilnnci Boys Execute Double Front Layout Sophomores Exercise With Indian Leg Wrestling Dick Rice. Frank Zitek. Jim Downs Gordon Crmpe1'.D0ug Simon. Freshmen Look Bill Browning For Tooth Calltles Sophs Test Heart Rate We 04603 R an thas section the student clubs who were actwe an extra-cur racular work thas school year Pzctures of the members an each organzzatzon, the officers stands for and cts progects for the year are in- cluded here Plctured at the rlght IS the punch bowl at the Keyettes style show mn September symbollc of the many special programs projects, and parues put on by the varlous clubs who led them, and a summary of what the club Banc! OBOE Karen Lantz FLUTES Susan Latta Sheryl Hector 4fAq t v-,,. TENOR SAXOPHONE Loletta Rand BARITONE SAXOPHONE Lucille Ward Steve Long Beverly Fox CLARINETS CORNETS 31225 gfilfjt Dick Hammack Claron Ferguson Alvin Shopshire Linda Latta Conchita Gonzales Norma Bells Gwen Tyson Patty Jameson ALTO SAXOPHONES Jerry Lear Ted Kromer Phyllis Sleasman Dora Shearman John Dorsch Elda Schoonover Steve Kasserman Bob Cree Knot pictured! FRENCH HORNS Phillip Hector Shirley Vilhauer Carola Harrison Rena Harrison TROMBONES Larry Peden Jim McCormick Vivian Lynds Edward Elliott BARITONES Velma Lynds Robert Starr BASS Dwight Vance BASS DRUM Roy Tuttle SNARE DRUM Lois Peterson TYMPANI Lee Ragland DIRECTOR Clyde Moore Band Officers CBack rowb Treasurer Susan Latta, Librarians Norma Bells and Conchita Gonzales, Director Clyde Moore. tFront rowj President Larry Peden. Vice President Dick Hammack, Secretary Joan Starr. Band Majorettes Drum Majorette Joan Starr, Majorettes Lois Peterson. Pat McClure, Nancy Ackley, Alberta Casteel. 1 s 'mill 'J nr, w -42' ' ' ' A 'f 'A lf 1 fi ' x N a CX K4 1 gli nllg X ff X al x 2' K .djp x rx 9 .P X - I . U Y, . . . ax t . 4 1 I 1 ' , , , , A - ,ia . ,. gv , .A W xl w , 'X f va 1 . , o , f a - Q . 0 ' , o n . . . , o . . , f . Q. Af . W A ' ' 'K 2 V 9, ' . . Y w .gf Q' QM 41 W - x 1 , X ' 5 Y! 91 ', nf 'Z 1 W A 'sf 5 MEMBERS OF SCIENCE CLUB: iBack rowJ Brad Hallock, Ed Lindstrom, John Dorsch, Don Ehrlich, Gilbert Yoder, Jim Metts. fFront rowl Rose Mari Brown, Gary Gurnsey, Ann Poole, Lucille Ward, Jim Bernard. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: President John Dorsch. Vice President Jim Bernard, Secretary-Treasurer Lucille Ward, Faculty Adviser Howard Browning. S . fxxtfv-A f wa, em RALLY CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President Bill Hammer, Secretary Sharon Rector, Faculty Adviser Don Lowry. CNot pic- tured: President Jim Stanard. Treasurer Terry Quinn.J MEMBERS OF RALLY CLUB: fBack rowh Sue Swift, Bill Hammer, Gary Gurnsey, Marilyn Marker, Sally Steers, Lucy Best, Dixie Kratz. CFront rowl Sharon Rector, Edythe Urie, Karen Schoen, Nancy Hartman. Janet Elliott. Beverly Pope, Linda Pa n k e y. fNot pictured: Myrna Carlson Sears, Larry Peden, Jim Stanardb ps XJ 95. T7 C7 i 1 Ghwm Presentation of a Christmas con- cert with the band and a spring con- cert were the major appearances of the chorus this year under the direc- tion of Miss Virginia Berg. Members also participated in the Central Ore- gon music clinic held in Prineville in March. Chorus numbers were sung at bac- calaureate and commencement cere- monies for the seniors. Madrigal Singers fPictured at upper lefty CBack rowb Lucy Best, Eric Sandwick. Marlene Zitek, Ralph Brace, Penny Riggs. CFront row? Carol Gohrke, B e t h e n e Callison, Carol Gorton. Chorus Members CPictured in circle at leftj CBack row! Faculty Director Virginia Berg. tRow 29 Robe Custodians Carol Gorton and Lois Frogge. CFront rowj President Lucy Best, Vice President Marilyn Marker, Secretary-Treasurer Kay Hollinshead. Members of Mixed Chorus 4Back rowb Everett Hawkins, Eric Sandwick, Gordon Davidson, Bill Forbes, Jerry Robertson, Ralph Brace, Lucy Best, Marlene Zitek, Larry Baker. GROW 4? Mary Grover, Pat Jones, Janet Parkey, Penny Riggs, Marilyn Marker, Ann Smyth, Carmen Durfee, Martha Meyer, Jim Metts. CRow 33 Barbara Hiatt, Esther Meyer, Helen Champion, Carol Gohrke, Carol Lee Jones, Louise Forster, Bethene Callison, Fred Ziemke. CROW 25 Bob King, Carol Lake, Gary Ellenbolt, Shirley Frakes, Carol Gorton, Lois Frogge, Edythe Urie, Kay Hollinshead. CFront rowj Miss Virginia Berg, Arlene Durfee, Jerrine Kribs, Bertha Haughton, Ada Fox, Lorna Flake, Carolyn Livesley, Janice Page. fNot pictured: Marilyn Bozarth, Judy Cripe, Elaine Hennings, Eileen Irby, Naomi Whitaker, Calvin Craigj 1 1 +31 v V? 9 .kr Xt! ci S7 G2 Y-7 Q CBack rowl Sue Swift, Nancy Gardner, Donald Smith. Jack Powell, Clark Elster, Bill Knorr, Tom Lowe. tRow 23 Karen Elster, Myrna Widener, Jackie Garbutt, Myrna Tull, Ruth Meyer, Roberta McClaran. CFront row! Shirley Frakes, DeLoris Farthing, Rose Mari Brown, Darlee E ps, Patty Omyer, Beverly Pope, Janiece James. CNot pictured: Phil Dahl, Elaine Hennings, Leslie Banta.J ' Jil' papa, rqnnual Annual Editor Beverly Pope and Newspaper Editor Sue Swift Editing the school paper, Panther Scratches, and this yearbook, The Juniper, are the main projects of the one-year elective course of journal- ism in the English department. Sue Swift, faculty- appointed editor, made the assignments and dum- Z mied up the paper while class members wrote the Beverly Pope was appointed editor of this an- nual and Nancy Gardner, assistant editor. Bill Knorr and Tom Lowe helped to sell ads. Various members of the class were responsible for differ- ent pages of this book. An effort has been made here to make a pictorial and word history of this school year. Mrs. Della Nance was journalism instructor and faculty adviser to student publica- tions. The press in general was studied with visual , X: aids. Q stories for the monthly edition. i N xr FHA Officers 4Back rowb Faculty Adviser Dorrine Pochelu, Recreation Chairman Sharon Day. CROW 33 Degree Chairman Joyce Wareing, ' Reporter Shirley Frakes. !Row 29 Treasurer Sharon Rector, Parlia- mentarian Marlene Zitek, Historian Kay Parkinson. KFront rowl President Betty Michel, Vice President Ann Smyth, Secretary Barbara Marrs. 4,4114 gm sm '7fwee re Girls who have taken one semester of home economics are eligible for member- ship in FHA. Future Homemakers of America have several annual projects. Among them are serving at the football, basketball and FFA banquets. The girls also sponsor the an- nual Mother-Daughter Tea. This year's Tea was held in April. Serving as co-chairmen for the event were Dianne Hansen and Shirley Frakes. Three delegates were sent from the local chapter to the district convention held in Madras October 16. They were Shirley Frakes, Pat Frakes and Donna Edgerton. State convention delegates were Joan Peck and Ann Smyth. Freshmen FHA members sold candy during the noon hours in February, this year, as a money-making project. Three degrees may be earned by members. They are awarded for completion of projects concerning improvement of school, community, home and self. Points are awarded for each completed project and the awarding of degrees takes place at the Mother-Daughter Tea. S' Li ! n,u ' I CRow 49 Allen McCauley, Don Larson, Jim Jones, Louie Dobbins, John Grover, Dave Smyth, David Freeland, Lyle Gibson, Jack Amen, Darrell Allen. CRow 35 Lynn Hyder, Sidney Carter, Edward Frey, Leroy Duncan, Larry Smith, Glen Duncan, Bill Applebury, Dennis Deardorff, Gene Johnson, Bill Kindall, Frank Zitek, Verne Pestka. CRow 23 Jerry Halter, Jack Baremore, Herbert Mills, Bill Brenchly, Dennis Jordan, Jim Baltimore, Victor Parkhurst, John Bride, Floyd Bessey, Pat Porter, Everett Hawkins. CFront rowb Harry Phillips, Eugene Page, Dean Flory, Dick Rice, Jim Larson, Bob Harding, Kenneth Coder, Charles Kissler, Bill Massey, Paul Harding, James Klukkert, Michael Adams, Marcel Burk. CNot pictured: Leroy Burk, Melvin Burk, Richard Holt, Frank Vawter, Kelly Webb? quluaea ofrq ' Jim Jones Verne Pestka and Dave Smyth represented Public Speaker the Redmond I-'FA chapter at the national convention in Kansas City in October. At the leadership convention in Lakeview in November Redmond placed 4th in parlia- mentary procedure competition and 5th in public speaking. The traditional I-'FA barn dance was held in the gym in December with the Corvallis l'l A band furnishing the music. Della O'Con- ner was crowned queen this year. At the district skills contest on the OTI campus in Klamath Falls in February Red- mond received ll ribbons which included a first in crop judging. I-'our boys attended the state convention in Medford in March. The parent-son banquet was held March 24 with the FHA girls serving the food in re- turn for which the FFA boys gave them a picnic in May. 62414 EMM K- in K ,Q F7 CBaCk rowq Faculty Advisers Charles Porfily and Derrell Sharp. fRriw 2, Reporter Keith Grover, Treasurer Bill Massey. Sentinel Ed Frey, CFront rowj President Dave Smyth, Vice President Verne Pestka, Secretary Leroy Duncan. viii- ,-fx. Ns..- If LBaek ruwb Bill Massey and Leruy Duncan. 1Front rowi Darrell Allen. Verne Pestka. Dave Smyth, GAA MEMBERS: tBack i-own Mary Carter, Myrta McCullough, Mary Cowden, Jean Stanton, Ann Smyth, Shirley Vilhauer, Joan Peck, Vicki Schneider. lRow 32 Betty Anliker, Jane Elliott, De-Loris Fai-thing, Dianne Hansen, Miriam Kurtc, Jessie Richardson, Loletta Rand, Louise Watson, lliow 2a Mary Lou Klann, Roberta McCiaran, Barbara Henske, Janet Elliott, Marilyn Gillispie, Retha Holechck, Patty Jameson, Faye Rice. fFront rowi Myrna Carlson Sears, Tonia Kissler, Myrna Widener, Betty Michel, Sharon Day, Barbara Marrs, Sharon Rector, Mrs. Marguerite Lowry. rNot pictured: Sally Steersi Key Ml boys' service organization sponsored by Kiwanis International, this year took care of all ticket sales for games. They sold holly, megaphones, and put up pencil vendors to finance their projects. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: CBack rowi Faculty Adviser Derrell Sharp. fRow 29 Treasurer John Dorsch, Sergeantsatsarms Neale Callison. CFront rowi President Jim Stanard, Vice President Dave Smyth. Secretary Joe Peterson. GAA OFFICERS PICTURED ABOVE: tBack row? Heads of SportsiDcLoris Farthing, Mary Lou Klann, Roberta MeClaran, Barbara Marrs, Mary Couvden, Vicki ---we Schneider. Jessie Richardson. CFront rowb President Sharon Rector, Vice President Ann Smyth, Second Vice President Marilyn Gillispie. Treasurer Jean Stanton, Secretary Dianne Hansen, Point Recorder Loletta Rand, Faculty Adviser Marguerite Lowry. GMI Girls Athletic Association, sponsored the athletics for the girls and gaye a formal dance for the entire student body. , . KEY CLUB MEMBERS: lBack royvi Dwight Vante, Brad Hallock, Larry Baker, Merle Eakin, Neale Callison. Randolph Jones. Jack Keiser, Gary Gurnsey. Joe Peterson, fRow 33 John Poe, Dave Smyth. George Johnston. Jim Mc-Cormiek, Eugene Ferguson, Bill Schinkel, Jim Stanard. Bill Penliolloxv, Gary Baker, Jack Powell. lRo'v 21 Jim Bernard, Ed Lindstrom. Verne Pestka, Ted Kroiner, John Dorscli. Jerry Jordan, George Taylor, Dan Brown, John Holechek. tF'ront rowi Kelly Webb. Larry Peden. Dale Davis, Norman Davis, Phil Hector, Elvin Butterfield, Dick Hanimack. Bill Massey, Jack Carlson, Steve Kasserman, tNot pictured: Bud Mossi . -W fi I tl i 1 l ,xl .qu y sg' - ' . ' 5 'fl T -1 E . W 5 ,U 8 . E T 7 i Pep Club Officers CBack rowl Concession Chairman Dixie Kratz, Faculty Adviser Marguerite Lowry. 4Front rowl President LaVerne Mallery, Vice President Mary pep Ulu! Pictured at the bottom of this page are the mem- bers of Pep Club in their gold skirts, maroon sweaters, white blouses, and white socks which they have worn nearly every Friday throughout the year to pep assemblies and to games. Concessions at all home games, both during foot- ball and basketball games, were run by girls be- longing to this club. This year Pep Club membership has doubled. They have had their own special section to sit in at games and during pep assemblies, and their colorful shakeroos and school spirit have added lots to athletic contests. In order to be a member a girl must have dem- onstrated her school spirit by having earned a letter, having been chairman of two committees and working on six others, and by having attended two-thirds of all home games. Signatures of five teachers are required on the application for mem- bershipg the girls must have attended RUHS for at least one yearg and members must have a grade average cf at least a 3. Mrs. Marguerite Lowry has been faculty adviser to the Pep Club. Cowden, Secretary-Treasurer Naomi Whitaker. Members of Pep Club CBack rowb Marlene Zitek, Joan Starr, Carmen Durfee, Sally Steers, Sue Swift, Shirley Vilhauer, Vicki Schneider, Jackie Garbutt, Mary Cowden, Carol Vadnais, Frances Swanson, Ann Smyth, Susan Adams. CRow 37 Joan Peck, Peggy Peterson, Sondra Hubbell, DeLoris Farthing, Pat Jones, Jan Parkey, Dixie Kratz, Judy Cripe, Kay Parkinson, Judy Duval, Beverly Fox, Betty Anliker, Jane Elliott. CROW 23 Myrna Widener. Miriam Kurtz, Helen Moore, Pat Miller, Myrna Tull, Shirley Frakes, Karen Schoen, Kay Hollinshead, Betty Michel, Myrna Carlson Sears, Dorothy Vilhauer, Janet Felkins, Janiece James, Nancy Hartman. tFront rowb Lois Petersen, Alb erta Casteel, Terry Quinn, Edythe Urie, Marilyn Gillispie, Barbara Marrs, Roberta McClaran, Louise Watson, Retha Holechek, Jo Coyner, Naomi Whitaker, LaVerne Mallery, Margaret Gillispie. tNot pictured: Beverly Cripe, Dianne Hansen, Gail Hayes, Janet Elliottb QBack rowj Marlene Zitek. Susan Adams, Vicki Schneider, Sally Steers, Carol Vadnais, Marilyn Marker, Peggy Peterson. Jackie Garbutt. CROW 49 Donna Edgerton. Betty Anliker, Miriam Kurtz, Dianne Hansen. Kay Hollinshead, Karen Schoen, Pat Jones, Myrna Tull. CROW 33 Sondra Hubbell. LaVerne Mallery. Jan Parkey, Sherry Justice, DeLoris Farthing, Leona Whithead, Dorothy Vilhauer, Louise Watson. CROW 23 Retha Holechek, Edythe Urie. Terry Quinn. Alberta Burhoop, Roberta McClaran. Barbara Marrs, Myrna Carlson Sears, Sharon Rector, flineeling in fronth Majorettes Carmen Durfee. Dixie Kratz, Arlene Durfee, Kay Parkinson, Nancy Hartman. CNot pictured: Helen Champion. Judy Duval, Louise Forster, Helen Moore, Jessie Richardson, Naomi Whit:-1ker.l Pictured above are the smiling, fancy-stepping drill team girls of Redmond Union High School who have, again this year, provided half-time en- tertainment at home football and basketball games. Mrs. Marguerite Lowry directed the drill team which was a regular accredited course. Featured in this year's drills were three new dance steps. Tryouts for drill are held in the spring, and a girl must be able to strut and must My 7 have a GPA of at least 3 to qualify. ew Print and Cord day and dance was sponsored by the FBLA April 22. Girls wore cotton and print dresses to school. and boys wore cords and brightly colored shirts. That night a dance was held in the gym, and a Queen Printola and a King Cordola were crowned. FBLA officers and a few club members were chosen as delegates from Redmond to attend the state FBLA convention in Corvallis this spring. ln order to get into this club you must have had one year of business and be taking another. FBLA Officers i fBack row9 Reporter Sue Swift. tRow 29 Faculty Adviser Irene K. Boone. Treasurer Jerrine Kribs, CFront row9 lfresident Lucy Best, Vice President Mary Cowden, 3 secretary Barbara Marrs. aullufzeg ' Ofiqlnwfcd CBack 1'OW9 Marlene Zitek, Lucille Ward. Norma Bells. Ross Stephen, Keith Cottrell, Betty Rippee. Sue Swift. Kay Trueax, Sandra Peterson. CROW 49 Shirley Cree, Dianne Hansen, Miriam Kurtz. Mary Cowden, Vicki Schneider, Marlys Shortreed, Jackie Garbutt, Roberta Cornett, Betty Anliker. GROW 39 DeLoris Farthing. Mary Lou Klann, Carol Modrell, Lee Ragland, Beverly Fox, Jessie Richardson, Carol Lee Jones, Lucy Best, Naomi Whitaker. tRow 29 LaVerne Mallery, Mildred Smith, Frances Swanson, Karen Schoen, Shirley Frakes, Conchita Gonzales, Patt Meyers, Doreen Cyrus, Carol Gorton. tFront i'ow9 Terry Quinn, Barbara Marrs, Darlee Epps, Marilyn Retherford, Louise Watson, Roberta McClaran, Alberta Burhoop, Jerrine Kribs, Virginia Dykstra, Mrs. Boone. tNot pictured: Anna Burnett9 -I -I Z Honor Society Members fBack row? Clark Elster, Brad Hallock Jack Mos lew Jack Keiser Bud Moss LeRoy Duncan John Dorsch, Courtney Lantz. CROW 25 Sally Steers Sue Swift Betty Rippee Kay Trueax Vicki Schneider, Susan Adams, Miriam Kurtz Beverly Fox Larry Peden fFront rowi Myrna Widener Susan Latta, Jane Elliott, Patricia Miller Patt Mey ers Betty Michel Bill Massey Beverly Pope Beverly Cripe. CNot pictured: Mary Cowden Ann Poole Terry Quinn Elda Schoonoverj Twenty-two new Honor Society members were tapped Dec. 16 at an all-school assembly. Other activities of this group included a dance after the Redmond-Burns football game Jan. 22 and a banquet in honor of new members held Jan. 25. Students must earn a 1.8 grade point aver- age to become members of Honor Society. Membership is based on scholarship. service, leadership, and character. Honor Society Officers LBack rowi T r e a s u r e r Miriam Kurtz, Faculty Adviser Keith Clark. QFront rowi President Betty Michel. Vice President John Dorsch. Secretary Sue Swift, We 041603 R in this section pictures and records of our athletic teams in boys' fwe mayor sports of football, basketball, girls' sports teams in the GAA program are in- eluded. P1ctured at the top rxght are students leavmg the gym after a pep assembly At the bottom of rxght IS the scene of the Bend football vlctory assembly wrestling, track, and baseball. Championship Campbell Dunsmoor Scott Gobelman Football Football history was made Oct 29 1954 when the Redmond Panthers stopped the Bend Lava Bears winning streak at the 31 year mark with a 12 6 score in a grid battle at the Redmond fairgrounds The Panthers tied for 2nd in district 8 A2 and CO League Fo otba ll season record was 6 wins and 2 losses Harry Gobelman Mr Gobelman directoi of athletic head track and wrestling coach He dnected his matmen this year to league and district championships He completed his seventh year as boys health and phvsical education instructor He has a Master s Degree in PE from the Universitx of Oregon Archie Dunsmoor Mr Dunsmoox completed his fifth year as football coach as mentor of the squad that beat Bend He coaches freshman basket ball and the weight men in track and is an instructor of mathematics Mr Dunsmoor has a Master s Degree fiom the University of Oregon Marvm Scott Mr Scott coached a varsity basketball squad that went to the state tournament this year as the peak vear in his six years nere as hoop mentor He is head baseball coach freshman football coach and teac es funda mentals of business and driver education Mr Scott has a B A fiom the Universitv of Portland Don Campbell M1 Campbell has been assistant football and basketball coach here for two years and has directed the JV squad in these sports He teaches freshman and sophomore English classes He was graduated at Augustana College Sioux City South Dakota and has taken graduate work at the University of Oregon Wm 74410 Ioibucl' Basketball Panther hoopsters were co-champions of the CO league through regular season play this year and won the district playoff against Lakeview to represent district 3 in the state tournament in Eugene in March. This was the first Redmond basketball team to go to state since 1947. Baseball The 1954 baseball season netted only one win for the Panthers which was against Mad- ras. Prineville was first in the 1954 Central Oregon league and district competition and Redmond, last. auf Beal Bam! Wrestling Two big trophies were garnered this year by the wrestling squad when they took top honors in the Central Oregon league and in the district 3 meet here Feb. 26. In the state wrestling meet Redmond tied for 8th with Molalla. Track Redmond trackmen placed first in the district in 1954. This book goes to press in March so the 1955 season is not reported here. Dalleggartman won third in state in the 880 in . P Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD: fBack rowl Willard Robinett, Roy Tuttle, Wilbur Durfee, Jack Keiser, Darrell Mallery, Bud Moss, Gene Ferguson, Randy Jones, Neale Callison, Marquis Gwartney, Don McClure, Earl Schult, Earle Smith, Gordon Cooper, Lee Stewart. CRow 29 Verne Pestka, Dave McCrea, Bill Hansen, John Westerlund, Gary Daron, Kirt Skinner, Gary Gurnsey, Lewis Rice, Gary Robin. fFront rowl Coach Campbell, John Dorsch Floyd Bessey Dan Brown Jack Moor, Ralph Brace, Lyle Seal, Ralph Beesley, Bill Doan, Dale Davis, Coach Dunsmoor. CNot pictured: Melvin Burk, Dwight Vance.l Win 6, .fade 2, Kewl' Banc! 25 . Sweet Home 13 12 ,A ,,,,, Prineville 14 20 2, , ,Crater 13 14 ,,,, ,,,Burns 6 6 ., , , ..,Lakeview 22 18 Grant Union 0 X 12 . ,, ., Bend 6 V gh- 20 c c ,,,, Madras 13 127 87 Lewis Rice, Kirt Skinner, Neale Callison dis- play the Bend-Redmond game ball and the S50 price put up by Dr. Jones in 1943 Joe Brown Addresses the Team that Beat Bend 12-6 .JJ :gi V 1 l Q . ,E av rj f Pkg: a F 3 e , if Qt' QQ! a Q K. fi'f Ln 5 -Q A' 'X vu f , s, iffy I nity 0 'O 'Uni ,nur N D 2 Af, ru up n xx A Q. 74 lv I x fj.f xyw 1. 1 ff' I Junior Varsity Football Squad CBack rowb Roy Tuttle, Gene Ferguson, Ralph Beesley, Gary Daron, Jack Moor, Randy Jones, John Westerlund, Lee Stewart, Bill Hansen, Willard Robinett. tFront rowb Dan Brown, Ralph Brace, Lyle Seal, Bill Doan, Dale Davis, Floyd Bessey, Gordon Cooper. ..- --11 JV Record Frosh Record Redmond Prineville Redmond 20 Bend Redmond H ,, ,Bend Redmond 18 Prineville Redmond , , , .Madras Redmond 72 , ,,,,Bend Redmond , Prineville Redmond 13 , Prineville 33 Redmond ,, Moro Redmond 28 Madras Redmond ,. , , ,,,, Bend 151 47 35 Jamboree Scores: Madras 6, Redmond 0, Prineville 0, Bend 0 Freshman Football Squad tBack rowJ Leroy Dean, Sid Carter, Claron Ferguson, Don Brown, Gary Lawson, Gordon Pottorff, Jerry Brown. CRow 27 Tim Klingbeil, Terry Willard, Bob Tull, Don Justice, Rod Reid, Gordon Davidson, Alvin Shopshire. CFront rowb Coach Scott, Chuck Ladrow, Keith Butterfield, Thelbert Martin, Bob Barnett, Glenn Duncan, Edward Elliott. Q -ly ,J My 95 u- t X1 . L ' Y 1, ' I Qu il I ' ' , ,R J ,st , , , 2, f ie M si M Qvwbsbozscea ' Q - -' ' J 1, li . :- tl ' ' T . Q ef ' . x -1-4 'Z . 2 . i - 2. s J J ' iii X e ...Q ,, , . we , ., ,Z Q . - if in , ,ia Varsity Basketball Squad Earle Smith, Earl Schult, Spike Durfee, Merle Eakin, Dave McCrea, Joe Peterson, Courtney Lantz, Gary Tittle, Don McClure, B111 Eskew, Darrell Mallery, L a r r y Baker, Joe M c Cla y, Willard Robinett. tKneelingJ Manager Bob Massey, Coach Don Campbell, Coach Marv Scott, Manager B 7mm '7mfm4mlf9lwemC'. 0. league .wlwaufllaqafhfmfbamd Ralph Beesley. Varsity in Regular Season Central Oregon 14 Wins, 8 Losses Hague Standings Redmond 58 John Day 51 Won Lost Redmond 50 , Hermiston 52 Redmond 3 2 Redmond 36 Pendleton 59 Lakeview' 3 2 Redmond 36 Albany 57 Bums 7 3 Redmond 48 Sweet Home 44 Bend 3 7 Redmond 74 Washington lPort1andl 50 prinevme 3 7 Redmond 51 , Eagle Point 42 Madras 2 1 9 Redmond 39 Bend 28 Redmond 64 Prineville 49 Redmond 38 Bend 37 Redmond 43 Bend 52 Playoff Game Red.l'f10nd ..., . Lakeview Redmond A--- Lakeview, Redmond 61 . , s,,Burns 47 Redmond 63 ,, Madras 44 Redmond 53 ,B ,B , Madras 47 Redmond 62 Prineville 53 Redmond 56 f. . . Lakeview 59 Redmond 56 A ,, , ,, ,Burns 58 Redmond 53 H St. Francis fEugenel 70 State Tournament Games Redmond 63 . , Willamette CEugene7 45 Redmond 35 Central Catholic CPort'dJ 64 Redmond 67 Bend 62 Redmond 52 , ,Hillsboro 41 Redmond 73 ., . John Day 88 Redmond 37 ,,,,, Milwaukie 70 fs Willard Robmett 1 if Q ' Q xlvf-,L it i' 1 5 .Q 1, Al 1,55 Yi' 4 73.5. ',:n?S,,g -- -1 A. ,- gy?-.11 . 0 T yt 2 3 Z iv 94 9 y . xi ,Y xr '- e. Q, 3-Q-51 , Q u , t-- -rs '21 i f 1 . Agfa WIS. - K A Y L' , V Q A T Na. .. E ii-le binith Merle Eakin , ' Larry Baker P Qvlagiaie Redmond ended the 1954-55 basket- ball season as co-champs of the Central Oregon League and winners of the dis- trict in a playoff with Lakeview. In the state tournament they advanced to the consolation semi-finals before losing out. Here are some of the highlights of the season. The Panthers won an overtime battle from the Sweet Home Huskies last Dec. 18 by the score of 48 to 44. This game broke a three game losing streak for the Panthers and sent them on a winning spurt of six games. After flashing through league com- petition to the tune of 8 wins, 2 defeats the Panthers nipped the Bend Lava Bears 67-62 in a vital game Feb. 25. Redmond needed this victory to tie Lakeview's Honkers for the CO League championship. Joe Peterson In the playoff game that resulted be- cause of the tie Redmond was the victor by a count of 60-51. This gave the hard- fighting Cats a state tourney berth. Central Catholic's Rams were the Panther's first opponents and they won handily, getting 64 points to Redmond's 35. The Cats were nervous in the huge court at Eugene and couldn't do any- thing right. Redmond settled down in their sec- ond game and eliminated Hillsboro from any further competition by the score of 52-41. . In the double elimination tournament there Redmond was put out by Mil- waukie's classy Mustangs by a score of 70 to 37. The defending state champions simply had too many horses for the Panthers. Earl Schult l .fe 4 gzJN'UNlJl 21 4 li i' Dave McCrea mlth Player Smlth E Peterson J Eakm M Schult E Robmett W McCrea D Baker L Durfee, W. McClure D. Tittle A. Eskew B, L-antz, . McClay, J, FGA FGM I 2 PCT I D I FT 2 A FTN1 A Wlns Indlvldual Tltles PCT REB PF TPS a v o D39 CJ D '75 5 I 9 '70 ,- L X 'sD'at0 sgblllyo 1 U dlllyt 15 4 QN rhln. vSf a aiu ei .IV Basketball Squad lBask row! Darrell Mallery, Gordon Cooper, Joe McClay, Bill Eskew, Bill Hansen. KFr0nt row? Manager Bob Massey, Gary Tittle, Ted Kromer, Dan Brown, Dick Hammack, Coach Don Campbell, Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond JV Record Frosh Games John Day 28 Redmond Madras Paisley 33 Redmond , ,Bend Prineville 28 Redmond Madras Prineville 44 Redmond Prineville Bend 40 Redmond ,Prineville Prineville 31 Redmond Bend Bend 38 Redmond Prineville , Bend 44 Redmond Sisters JV's Lakeview 50 Redmond Madras Burns 33 Redmond Bend Madras 30 Redmond Prineville Madras 35 Redmond Prineville Prineville 58 Redmond Bend Lakeview 48 Redmond Prineville Burns 55 Redmond Madras Bend 61 Redmond Sisters .IV's John Day 53 Redmond Bend Redmond Culver JV's Freshmen Basketball Squad 6Back rowh Coach Arch Dunsmoor, Jerry Brown, Gordon Pottorff, Claron Ferguson, Sid Carter, Donald Justice. Alvin Shopshire. Gary Lawson. fFront rowl Rod Reid, Gordon Davidson, Bob Eskew, Jerry Starr. Keith Butterfield. Ray Cole, Managers Bob Barnett and Mike Albrich, l ,S I 1 ,Rui xx y I 4 J N w Jan Jan QBack rowh Verne Pestka, Dennis Peterson, Lewis Rice, Marquis Gwartney, Roy Tuttle, Stephen Carter, Neale Callison, Lee Stewart. iRow 39 John Dorsch, Phil Dahl, Eric Sandwick, Leroy Duncan, Keith Cyrus, Leroy Dean, Norman Kidd, John Holechek, Lyle Seal. fRow 25 Floyd Bessey, Ambers Thornburgh, Charles Ladrow, Ed Elliott, Jim Larson, Victor Parkhurst. Glen Duncan, Charles Bevan, Roy Edwards. CFront rowb Coach Harry Gobelman, Tim Latta, James Klukkert, Glen Williams, Don Smith, Jack Carlson, Bill Stanton, Jim Downs, Man ager Bob Powell. CNot pictured: Leroy Burk, Harold Forester, Wayne McCrawJ 70 Win! ,223 Varsity Season Record 8 Wins. 0 Losses 7-Redmond 40, Burns 15 Jan. . 15-Redmond 23 19-Redmond 25, Prineville 20 Sandy 21 Panther wrestlers qualified 13 men to participate in the state wrestling meet besides winning the Central Ore- gon League and district champion- ships this year. Individual district championships 3323312232323 :g'g'g:5S410 went to Jack Carlson, Bill -Stanton, Feb. 4-Redmond 48:Va1e8 Leroy Duncan, Eric Sandwick, Lyle Feb. ll-Redmond 47 Prineville 3 Feal' f h'1HQ9 SChR Sm! 2163191335 - ison. n a Cl ion, e mont quai ie Feb' 12 Redmond 46' Bend 5 Don Smith, John Holechek, Leroy Dean, Lee Stewart. Lewis Rice, and JV Season Record Marquis Gwzwtlley. . At the state meet Redmond tied 5 wms' 3 Losses for 8th place with Molalla. Neale Cal- Jan' 7-Redmond 30,BU,fHS lg lison placed 3rd in the heavyweight Jan- 15-Redmond 101 Prmevlue 36 division and Donald Smith, 4th in the Jan. 19-Redmond 18, Sandy 22 98-pound division. Jan. 25-Redmond 29, Burns 9 Jan. 28-Redmond 21, Bend 15 Feb- 4-Redm0Hd11,Ve1e0, District Tournament Feb. 11-Redmond 26, Prinevllle 24 Feb. 12-Redmond 16, Bend 21 Redmfmd Bend Prineville Vale , A Burns . ,. Rice QS Gurnsey, Robin, Smith -qg.q-no-1-in-f .. Beimler . Keiser, Seal, Gobelman McClure. Woolhiser 1954 'hack In 1954 Coach Harry Gobelman's Panthers captured the district track and field championship by scoring points in practically every event. Three boys who went to Corvallis placed second in their respective events in the district meet: Joe Beim- ler in the high jumpg Dale Hartman in the 880- yard run, and Gary Gurnsey, the low hurdles. Dale Hartman placed third in the Class A 880- yard dash at the state meet. 1954 Track Squad tBack rowb Wesley Woolhiser, Dale Hartman, Earle Smith, Wilbur Woolhiser, Jim Jones, Don McClure, Neale Callison, Dave Traxler, Joel Beirnler, Willard Robinett. Manager Merle Eakin. tRow 2J Coach Gobelman, Wilbur Durfee, Darrell Mallery, Lee Stewart, Gary G u r n s e y, Jack Keiser, Gary Robin, Phil Gillispie, Bill Hansen, Marquis Gwartney, Dave McCrea, Frank Vawter. Darrell Woolhiser, Jim Woodward, Coach Dunsmoor. CFront row? Darrell Peterson, Don Howard, Jim Stanard, Eric Sandwick, Dan Brown, Lyle Seal, Kirt Skinner, John Bride, Floyd Bessey, Dick Hammack, Norman Davis, Cliff Sutton. Moseley ,,-qi 19 B'- I if 1 1955 Baseball Squad CBack rowl Jack Moseley, Merle Eakin, Joe Peterson. CRow 35 Bill Eskew, Tom Klingbeil, Ralph Beesley, David Freeland, Gordon Cooper, Bob Eskew. GROW 21 Pat Porter, Alvin Shopshire. Gordon Davidson, Cecil Whitehead, Jerry Halter, Ralph Brace, Claron Ferguson, Elvin Butterfield. fFront rowl Coach Scott, Keith Butterfield, Bill Massey, Avery Tittle, Ed Lindstrom, Larry Peden, 1954 Season Record Redmond 0 ,,,, A ,,,,, .. ...Bend 8 Redmond 3 . ,,,,,,, Burns 16 Redmond 2 ,. . ,.,, Prineville 7 Redmond 8 . .. Madras 7 Redmond 1 ...,.,,,, Burns 4 Redmond 8 r.., ......, M adras 11 Redmond 8 .... ......... . ...Bend 1 Redmond 0 ......Prinevi11e 2 Individual Batting Averages Player AB H Ave. Clark . , 37 14 .378 Shofstall 34 9 .264 Short . 43 10 .232 Lindstrom . . 30 5 .166 Penhollow .. .,,. 29 4 .137 Hartman .. 31 4 .129 Brace . . .. 34 3 .085 Bernard , ..,.. 15 1 .066 Freeland ..... .. .. 29 2 -055 Moseley ,, .. ...... 15 0 -000 Butterfield 8 0 .000 ,J Banda!! Pitching Squad-Bill Eskew, Gordon Cooper, Ed Lindstrom Jack Moseley, Coach Scott v I 1 1 N. fx .xkl A A I ni VOLLEYBALL TEAM: 4'Back rowj Sharon Day. Faye Rice, DeLoris Farthing, Tonia Kissler. CFront rowy Mary Carter. Jean Stanton. Ann Smyth, Jane Elliott. DJJ' ' ' '7ea4n4 BASKETBALL TEAM: fBack rowj Tonia Kissler, Sharon Day, Patty Jameson, Faye Rice. CFront rowb- DeLoris Farthmg, Mary Carter. Ann Smyth, Jean Stanton, Jane Elhott. li l Qt QT' 'tr ' I A g y ' A 'T' W ','x 1, ' l t ji ef 5 ' K 'ff L I Sm E GAA Heads of Sports tBack rowj Vicki Schneider tbasketballl, Jessie Richardson tsoccerb, Mary Lou Klann tbadmintom Mrs. Marguerite Lowry Cfaculty director of girls sportsl. CFr0nt row? Jean Stanton Cbaseballh DeLoris Farthing ttumblingh. Roberta McClaran tvolleyballb, Barbara Marrs Ctennisb. Not pictured Ann Smyth ttrackb. 6,414 fb- aa' saw Girls sports are administered at RUHS by the Girls Athletic Association ac- cording to the rules of the Oregon High School Activities Association of which this school is a member. Basketball teams were organized from all the girls in school, and each team played ten games during the noon hour. Best players were named on the champion- ship team pictured at the bottom ot' the opposite page. A double elimination volley- ball tournament was played off at noong outstanding players from all teams par- ticipating were selected to the championship team pictured at the top left. Softball, volleyball, basketball. and individual sports such as tumbling and tennis are organized here so all girls may participate. Play days were held with other schools: Redmond made the most points in a volleyball play day at Madras Dec. 18 with Bend, Culver, Madras, and Redmond girls playing. Madras and Redmond held a play day here Jan. 8 for 8th and 9th grade girls. Culver was host at a softball playday April 30. Girls pictured at the top of this page are known as GAA Heads of Sportsg they supervise the activities in each sport and record the points each girl earns towards GAA membership and awards. R in this section are informal scenes taken at random from activities of stu- dents this year Ball games, dances, school as semblies are not included in the curriculum but make up a very real part of student life vxctory assembly when RUHS won the dxstrxct ba ketball play off Q Q 0 - I O C I V D . Pictured at the right are scenes from the ' ' s '- , Ci' 'ni J 7 M d J ,4- ff X, , . 1 .f 'M f it It 'Ju . N '1 .,v , '. ' O , 1, , -Q, , 4 V , ul If : 'U Lfg 'L Q5 M, 'I 'fl' A f ., 2 v gg ' . z A A 4 7 6 if 5 gf 3 ls A Y . r A Q 2 , nt, F Av I 3 . f , .af 1: y , 5 ,f L, sftxf' V. ,n f Q V its ,, V V 4 '., . ,V ' Q ' wr ' A it ig I l 'ml -Q. 4 4 Q ue. ! y , -1, . 'ff --'rf I Q. Ja, U vb Ar. 1. . q sm. 'J 'M Mn - I I u ' I, I l Q - 51 H 1, V 4. if - ,k.s',..'- 1 ' Q Q A Q if . V' , .Axel 'G ,X s' AQ .W , 5. - 0 S ' -fwfr 'fr , ' Q J X .rf 5 . n l fr fp 1 rw-, id-f We I F54 lux .WX N psf-. , 'sg 5 j X -ur'-5 1 'f '- , FA 5 -1 , - ,- X .. ly 4. .yl-7,7 'N L -if 1. 'iv ey 'hi 1 ' - x ff Q X il 47 s . llmgli. , k A skfi I lung -ge W . jg I1 jg J , WN AAA , il ,sy u - fe i A ' 1 Q j If ' ,M ' x g K vw W 5 'if ,g V' :J ' Q 'W Q , G fs im, 1 gr s -'H -. :Ai yi..- Q 4 .ay Qdywgp Qu -5 .4 xr.. 1 . A 'n ' 'L ,: . 53 A E' ' ' F -., U .-1 mfr' R in this section are the firms who by advertising their products in this year book have helped to make its publicaton pos sible Friendly cooperation on the part of Redmond merchants makes many activities possible for RUHS .ng sectxon at the dxstrxct play off at Prmevxlle agamst Lakeview Students and R dmond townspeople have been aught m a moment of anxxety Q O O Q Q ' C 0 I O O I O O I O O Pictured at the right is the Redmond root- e C ' ' . '-s-,,,.. --4 Q Y- M4 A 1-44 gh., - --Trl , V11-,vm Q' - ' W . Nvfwwx , ' 'f ISA! - mlm-1 - f '- f -4-.- ,Lf-,': l W., f , W A ' ' -2 -..-I 1 .fir - , I ,Q WVV4 J 9 344' st' ' 5F'fjg' ' 1 . - Q. . . . . , 1 ' ' 5 s , if 10-, Tun., 'I van.. 4 Q Q ' - '-I M3525 EBERIIARIPS CARL COPPER B U T T E R Distributor GASOLINE Eberhard Creamery And Fuel 011 Products Central O1egon Cash Cream Buyers one M116 South of Redmond H Phone 62 Redmond Oregon on lghway 97 Phone J ustln L ? 4 Klng Sales and Service Sales and Service 308 S Slxth Street Redmond Oregon Tum-A Lum Lumber Co 339 W Evergreen Redmond Your Everv Bulldlng Need WIATERIALLY YOURS SINCE 1910 4 .- . ' Manufaciured by , Y I 0 ' - . 18 ' GMC TRUCK ,lvjgef 0LDSMOBILE . ki A . ' o ll' New BABLER nnos Fon 955 Equlpment For Bent Shovel and Draglme power Ghde Dump Trucks 9 Crane Work Automatic Transmission Cat and DOZCF Ol' SCl'aD9l' G I F F 0 R B Bahler Bros , Inc. Contractors Motor Co Congratulations sales semce To the Class of 55 Phone 19 Redmond ,,,vZ SHOES AND SADDLE REPAIRING Ma rfin's Shoe and Saddle Service Redmond Phone 17Z General Insurance Real Estate Building Loans The SIIIVELY AGENCY 525 Sixth Street Phone 51 Redmond For extra value on quality merchamhse shop the Redmond Department store Natlonally famous brands Arrow Shlrts Day s Clothing Wranglers Sz LOVIS Teena Page VlCkl6 Vaughn Shlp and Shore College Town Slacks Hagger Slacks DEPARTMENT STURE Redmond Branch OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND AN OREGON BANK SERVING OREGON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I Q V 1 . O ' O ' ' O ' O ' ' O ' O ' V.o.... G. ..,.. ..,... Stockton's Cafe Northwest Tele hone Co Redmond, 0regon P American and Chlnese Food Mam Ot-flees Redmond Dxstrlct Offlces Sherldan Best Food m Town Exchanges Redmond Sheridan Culver Grand Ronde Orders to Go Holechek s Deschutes Valley MARKET Potato Co The Famlly Store Produce Grocerles Beverages Potato Storage Fertilizers and Insecticides S 13th Street and Sisters Box 756-Redmond Ore Highway Phone 137W O 522 6th St. Phone 2 Sisters Willamina I 0 O o ' . For the Best ln Lumber Ask Your Local Lumber Yard for IDANHA Lumber Idanha Lumber Company IDANHA OREGON 6th 8 Antler Streets Phone 64 fLI Redmond's fOwnj Radio Station Salutes the Q Redmond Hlgh Panthers And urges vou and your famlly to s u p p 0 rt the mer chants vs ho hat e made pOSS1blG the broadcast of All Major RUHS Athletlc Con tests During the School Year A For better llstenmg alvt ays stay tuned ALL DAY EVERY DAY to ABC 1240 kc On Network Your Dlal Ford's Oregon Cleaners Hugo and Bettie Ford Operators Free Pickup and Delivery Phone 451 S8zH Green Stamps 4 llour Servlee GALLIGAN Insurance Agency INSURANCE CENTFR OF RF DMOND All Ty pes Of Insurance SUCCESS To the Class of 1955 331 S. Sixth Street Redmond o I ' C Q . U af f ' -. n A 0 I I Q I . 1 - - f X- S' , 1 y y 1 ' - 3 . . .5 . - - f? in . . V 1 , ' H' ' ' ' ' 7 , ,:3:2+ ' ! . 1 I t J J . - C 'N 7 O Q I Central Electrrc Cooperative Congratulates The Class of 955 X W' SM' Standard 011 Products PM nth St Bend Portland Truck Service Washes to Extend fongratulatlons to the Class of 55 Commercial And Portralt Photography 433 Sixth Street Phone 148W EAVEEQ Pcmfrax-ircoE5 FRED HODIC Fred llodeeker POTATOES Redmond Phone 74 v C A 7 , 253 I - C A . , I ' I 4 .':.:l:l:l:q:.' . QEGOI, PlIOTOGRAPlIERS 5,55 S 'fn 5 v.s.no. snll . KE' lnnwmolw' b I I ll0GAN'S cc Footwear for In Redmond the Entlre 11,8 Hogan S Famlly CONGRATUI ATIONS To the Class of 1955 EVERYTHING For Farm Home and Car AT SAVINGS ith Ai Y Local Famous Brands Famous Values TORES GORDON BENTSON P t ed Congratulauons From THE FAIR STIIRE For Your Sprmg and Summer Sewmg 9 . J 0 9 7 Every Day o e Yea: our C0 ' lo' New Material and Patterns Phone 4X H m0!'ld Next Door to os Office I COPELAN D LW. YARDS 443 Evergreen Iiedmoml, Oregon I hone 9 Pct 111 I umbu md BU1ld1l'1g,, Nlateu 11 Redmond The Nlen Oregon Shop Fmest for School H ear Dehen I' reemdn Dax 5 Aw ard Sweaters Ads ance Style Shoes Cords Jantzen McGregor s Kharafleece Sweaters Sport Shu-ts Feeds Gram Seeds Fertlllzer Petroleum Products Deschutes Farmers C0-op Marketmg Seed 81 Cram Phones Drawer A 10 and :JO Redmond Oregon Hardware Apphances Farm Machmery Irrlgatlon Supphes '7uZl'4 Pnoro sHoP verythmg Photograph: Fxlms wk Cameras -k Supphes Custom Photo Flmshmg Weddings a specialty Portralts 8. Commercxal Photography Next to the Mayfair Theatre In Redmond GALBRAITIPS SERVICE STATION Lubrlcatlon and Washmg We Glve S 85 H Green Stamps Goodyear Tlres Hobbs Batterles and Accessorles N DVD! sPoRT S SHOP Redmond Oregon Sport Shop 120 South Slxth Street 6th 8., A Streets Phone 64 Phone 111 E ' 'ca 4 . X K x R we ' . . . lflfl OID f' QQIQQ- 0 I L I REllMOND HARDWARE Your Marshall Wells Store Baker and Jarrard Q10 Slxth Street P 110119 1 Redmond SILIIJEI W ATLHES ELGIN GRUEN CHOTON HAMHJON BULOVA OMEGA SILX ERW ARE INTERNATIONAL SATTERLEE JEWELRY WALLACE ax-:I-:D af BARTON com-:AM Columbla Tru Flt Diamonds 1-OWU: A. L - l. ,, . lx ' -5 4, Xxx ' - , ' A vs ut M ' i ,nw . Y is , , P ' x 3 , N, .X 1 1 bk 1 ' ' 'Q , W 1 A . xt, , I S v w -, v v x G6 ' ' ' 99 TITE KNOT PINE MILL Extends Congratulations To The Class of '55 REDMOND QS to FURNITURE R Od 0 g CQMPANY Don lllnman SHELL SUPER SERVICE 5th a d Fo est St Pho e 485 SHELL Products T1 es Se ce Batter es C R . 22. . t . edm n , re on Il 1' . Il N. 7 , . f I J' mil, ' ' HE . -VIIILCUONATIOI T I rv 'r rvi ,W -ss - i if Film -wv '9 '-4 fuk... nu-1 u oocanx' fff f ff? 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ERICKSON'S Super Market Red mond's Home Owned and Complete Shopping: Center Insurance All Types of Insurance Prompt Claims Servlce 443 6th WHERE YOU PAY LESS AND BUY MORE Complete Home Furmshlngs May Each Year Add Further Success 81 GE Apphances T0 YUU Congratulations to Panthers 55 ERIICSEIVS Butler Kleen Redmond Statlonerv Furnlture Phone 217 437 S Slxth Con,ratulatlons To the Class of 55 I Ph. 317 the Class of as ' 99 ' I I Q . - K 9 I l REDMQND BAKERY Homemade Bread O Pies 0 Cakes Phone 7 2J REDMOND Woodward s Shoe Repair 617 W Deschutes Avenue Redmond 0 0 Pastries 0 I 0 FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY Farm - - Mill - - Home Supplies 433 South Fifth Street Redmond, Oregon BLAIR S CAFE Bob Blair's Fmest Qualnty Steak m Central llregon L :U F w Au Sp an MEAT for Your Locker SEA FOODS We also do HOME MADE PIES CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING HOME CURED MEATS La Vera's Fl 1 PACIFIC ora Shop CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS 8 For All Oecaslons 310 W Cascadn J' Phone 243 'M 4' P0 Box L Redmond I X O O O K I e s urnish e o eci :ein 1. ' - C0 3 ' A - x -5 -- BEm1oND, 0REGON ,fm gy A ,V-JNZ3 ff? 9.1.9, . n1mf.1lI-uv..-. PATRICK 6 CQMERR www onuos CENT WISE DRUG STGRE Patrick 8: Comer Prescrlptlons Fountaln Cosmetlcs Sheaffer Pens Vetermarlan Supplles Jewelry P ns PRQPANE Gas Servlce IIEIERMAN dc JANES Complete Lane GAS APPLIANCES L0WE9S CAFE Phone 295 THE FRIENDLY SPOT 215 S. Sixth Street Redmond Open 24 Hours South Highway 97 S Since 1919 Redmond fliloukj Motor Co Cars, Trucks Slxes, V Elghts 585 S Sixth St Phone a2 Redmond Serving All of Central Orezon SIELL 6th and K I Goodyear Amer TIWIPYS N ff SERVICF Tm 3' vw Jfivrv ,Q '1' 'f 'P Q' Rxedmondg SYQK SXQ 29-Beat Bend rode down mam street the September September September September October October October October October October November November November November December December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January 7 Students reported to classes 11 Frrst football game Sweet Home 17 Football Prlnevxlle 24-Football Crater 1 Football Burns Jumor Class Dance 8-Football Lakevlew Bllnd Concert Program 15-Football John Dav Jumor class dance 22 Rally Club Dance LaVerne Mallery crowned football queen 27-State schools v1s1tat1on wrong way with cops followmg 5-Football Madras 19 Senlor Class Play B1ll almost couldn t fmd h1s short pants 24-FFA Barn Dance Della OConnor crowned queen 25 Thanksgxvmg hollday 2-Llbrary club ll'lltlatl0I1 4-Lxbrary club dance basketball John Day BP-Football banquet 10-Basketball Hermtston 11 Basketball Pendleton 17 Basketball Albany sophomore class dance 18-Basketball Sweet Home FTA dance 21 Chrlstmas concert speech class assembly 23 Chrlstmas vacatxon began 3-School resumed 7 Basketball Bend wrestlmg Burns Letterman Club dance 8-Basketball Prxnevllle 14-Basketball Klngs x Bend sopho more class dance 15-Basktball Kmgs x Bend wres tlmg Prmevllle 19-Wrestlmg-Sandy 21 Basketball Lakevlew Scxence club dance GAA assembly 22--Basketball Burns Honor Socxety dance 23 Wrestlmg Burns of emu January 28 Wrestlmg Bend Basketball Mad ras Keyette club dance February 2 Student Councxl banquet Februax y February February February February February February 4 Basketball Madras Wrestlmg Vale Junlox class assembly 5-Basketball dance ll Basketball Prmevxlle Basketball Basketball Basketball Prmevllle Jumor class Lakevlew wrestling Burns Wrestlmg Bend St Francls Wlllamette Hlgh A A U W entertamed Honor Society February F bruary March March March March March March March March March March March Aprxl Aprll Aprxl April Aprll Aprll Aprll May May May May May May May June June 25-Beat Bend m the last game of the season to txe for champlonshlp 26 Won d1str1ct wrestlmg champronshlp 3 Wlnter band concert 4-Beat Lakevxew m playoff to wm the rxght to go to state Wrestlers went to state GAA Formal FFA banquet Muslc Festlval won rally cup Lost to Central Catholxc at the tourney sprmg vacatlon 17 Beat Hxllsboro m MacArthur Court 18-Lost to Mllwaukxe 21 School resumed 25-Pep Club dance 28-C C C C assembly 29 Whxtworth College choxr 1 C O solo and ensemble contest held 7 UHIVBFSIYY of Portland musical revue 8--Key Club dance 15-Jumor class play baseball Burns 22 FBLA prrnt and cord dance baseball Prlnevxlle 23-Semor vlsltatlon week end 29 Baseball Madras 6-Baseball Burns 7-Junxor semor prom 12-Sprmg concert 13 Baseball Prrnevxlle 20--State track meet 26- A baseball champlonshlp game played 29 Baccalaureate l Graduatlon and good bye to Redmond Hlgh for the semors 3 School IS dxsmxssed 12- - , ' -- ' ' 18- f - . ' . . . 19- - ' ' . 20- . . . . ' ' I . S hs . . . . . .. ' ' ' 5- , December 3..KeyetteS assembly March ll-Central Oregon Mixer, Central Oregon ' -' 15- ' , Pmand Zahealaaq P1-1,241 Chamness Glass 8: Paint Supply 4455 ,, Congratulations from E K TIIRIFTWAY MARKET 2398.8th8i. South Sih Si. 1241 Highland So High y 97 536 So 8th St. So. High 7 97 ESTIIER BALES Insurance Agency FIXIT 8: UPIIIILSTERY SlIOP FLYCRAFTERS SPORTSlIOP KELSEY'S ELECTRIC SERVICE KILGORE'S DAIRY MIDSTATE TRUCK 8: TRACTOR Ph 290 Red Ph 282W Ph 538 Ph 208 Ph 307.1 Congratulatinns from the 0 K BARBER SIIOP mw C dg A 0RCIIID CLEANERS phmdmo d Bob B Ph. 120 Ph.488 Ph. 55 Rod nd REDMIINB BARBER SIIOP Servlce for the Entlre Famlly REDMONB FUEL COMPANY Fuels-Bulldmg Materlals-Cmders REDMOND TEXACO SERVICE SAVEON DRUGS INC i' ir SINNARD FURNITURE DoE R 72 Souih 5th 453 8th Si. E org: A ir ir ir if 'A' ir mond 2 'lr 'k A 'A' 'A' 'Ir if ir ir 'A' ir ir 'A' . ua vo. n 482 -k ir ir ir o o o o .sua 'A' 'A' -k ir