Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

Yearbook of Redmond Union High School Presents a Review of The 1955-56 School Year of District U-1-J Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson Counties REDMOND, OREGON Mmmyd H' Eh S Llbfafy Edztor, Nancy Hartman Edutorzal Staff, The Journalasm Class Faculty Admser, Mrs Della Nance Photographers, Gales' Prznters, The Redmond Spokesman 0 1 I I O 0 0 O O O .,,,.!l 'J- g '. 5. ri! if 3- ' 5 77, , ,..-...Y M1521 -A - 1 . 1 V t,o --- -- . M- Q , F ' Av . , .gb fr:-zqr. T. 'T' SL. . 3- I.. ' Y l ' - Q. ' ' ' - - - RP? 54 , :Y . , - 1. Q I-I 'Q4443' Q., 'g . is - A ' Q -CA Q, v. .W ... L, 'R v g,,.....A . I F it 'in wT.?as- - ' ' .. , ' 'lb '1 ut it 0 . A K 'tqfzf--U. r T aj ,ily W-+3154 an , , ws, f W -. ' RMA - 1-',.,, , wwfw, - sg , , .,- . Reviewed on these introductory pages of The 1956 Juniper have been scenes of the buildings at Redmond Union High School. Pictures of the north and south entrances to the main building, of the gym, and above of the court between the two buildings, and on the right of the inside of the gym at the style show given by the Keyettes for the girls at the beginning of school. This yearbook review of the 1955-56 school year at Redmond U n i o n High School is divided into the sections listed at the right as your Table of Contents. Happy memories to you each time you look at this annual! We have rex 1eu ed 1n thls sectlon the admlnlstra tlon of the school as duected by the boar d of educatlon the supermtendent the asslstant p11nc1pal the deans staff the custodlans and the school bus system Plc tuled at the rlght ale the hands of Supeuntendent Broun and Bus Manager Talbot ln one phase of ad m1n1st1at1on planmng bus routes on a map of the school dlstrlct on xx hlch students homes are marked. 9 I Ls ' ' v 1 and the faculty. Included here is a l'9Vl6W of the 0ff1C6 v 'M a ' ' ' . . , . , . . . Y . i , ff Qf ff'-' ' fl,,n A , , - --- n .. '...s- -- -' 'Al 'lo I . f . K Y , 3 E -7 x ' 1 ' . - 'f x , 05' G? - I as 'Q - I 11,-0 f ' N 4::vM.1-Q u lf- 4 A. - ,' ' , v' 1' Vw ff D ' ' . . '- , ., ' if ?'f sk, A 4' - , Q f V , W if ' ' ' ' ' s 1 -. , , , , ,A .5 :laik 1 - --+-k an ,-,,' . C I Q I 1 IL: Vin V SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Dr. John F. Dorsch, Redmondg Bob Beesley, Tumalog Roy Snabel, Powell Butte, Board Chairman Lloyd Hill, Terrebonneg Mrs. Virginia Vance, District Clerk, James L. Brown, School Superintendent. CNot pictured: L. G. Dean, Redmondh Baafufafg The R. U. H. S. school board is a policy-forming body whose duties in- clude the selection of the superintend- ent, making a school budget, acquiring school sites, planning school building, expanding the educational system, or- ganizing this high school to provide maximum educational opportunities for the students here, and setting salary schedules. rx 2.1! The five men on the board represent several districts which have formed this union high school district. They give unstintingly of their time and talent to make this one of the best high schools in the state. Pictured at the left is James L. Brown, superintendent of Redmond Union High School for the past three years. He has run the school this year kindly, but firmly, and his sense of humor and high ideals are apparent to students, members of the staff, and other citizens. Basic philosophy of his administration seems to be respect and consideration for others with each indi- vidual accepting his citizenship re- sponsibilities to develop a school where each may learn to his maximum ability. i fPictured at top right is Assistant Principal Clayton Norton and at lower right are Deans Marguerite Lowry and Wm. H. Fishery As assistant principal this year, Mr. Norton's duties have included guidance, testing, keeping attendance records, and the hiring of substitute teachers. As dean of girls, Mrs. Lowry is in charge of issuing absentee slips, ad- vance make-up slips, tardiness excuses, giving guidance, and other supervision of girls. This was her third year as dean of girls here. Dean of boys for the last eight years at Redmond has been William H. Fisher. For the boys he is in charge of checking on daily attendance, clearing absences. counseling students, and helping stu- X dents to apply for scholarships for high- A er education. Miss Dorrine Pochelu has been presi- dent of the teachers' organization this , f - year and Mrs. Vona Miller, secretary- ? P , , ,, . treasurer. , -i 'L -,, 1 'ff Faculty Members CBack rowb William Fisher, Don Lowry, Marvin Scott, Clyde Moore, Rebert Kline, Harry Gobelman. CRow 37 George Miller, V. L Anderson Keith Clark Derrell Sharp Charles Porfil . , . , ly. Orval Hansen. CROW 25 Brian Pendleton, James Brown, Mrs. Helen Hurney, Mrs. Marguerite Lowry, Mrs. Virginia Vance, Charles Ward, Mrs. Della Nance. CFront rowl Mrs. Vona Miller, Miss Margaret Harris Miss Dorrine Po h l M M ' , c e u, rs. arian Brown, Mrs. Irene Boone, Clayton Norton, Don Campbell. llnsertj Howard Browning. TJ Q-9 S. cl Ida 404 4acaZ!q Vlctor L Anderson-General Math I and II, and Senuor Math teacher, JV football coach Degrees BS un Ag Nebraska Unuversuty, Lmcoln, Nebraska, M of Ed Unu versuty of Oregon Eugene 'leachung experuence Osborne, Kansas, 1929 to 1942 unclusuvc Red Cloud Nebraska, 1943 to 1947 unclusuve, Culver 1948 to 1953 mcluslve, Sealand US Aur Force School England, 1954 Heidelberg Amerucan School Heudelberg, Germany, 1955 Redmond Unuon Hugh School 1956 Q Q Q Mrs Irene K Boone-Shorthand I and II Typmg II, and Bookkeepung teacher, Advuser to FBLA Degrees BA Unuversuty of Oregon, Eugene Oregon, MS Unu versnty of Pennsylvanua, Phuladelphua, Pennsylvanua, Teach ung Expenence Albany 1926, 1927 Bend 1928 Carhsle, Pennsylvama 19431946 Redmond Unuon Hugh School, Q Q Q James L Brown Superuntendent Pruncupal Degrees BA Montana State Unuversuty Mussoula Montana, M Ed Umversty of Oregon Eugene, Oregon Teachtng ex penence Augusta, Wnsconsun 1925 North Platte, Ne braska 1926, 1927 Redwood Falls Mtnnesota, 1930 1934 Amboy Munnesota, 1935 1936 Whxte Bear Lake Munnesota 1937 to 1943 xnclusxve, Hood Ruver 1944 Dallas, 1945 Parkrose, 1946 1948 Klamath Falls, 1949 1952 Redmond Umon Hugh School, 1953 1956 Q Q Q Mrs Maruan W Brown hnglush II and III teacher Degrees BS North Dakota State Fargo North Dakota Teachtng experuence Amboy Munnesota 19351937 Red mond Unuon Hugh School, 1955 1956 Q Q Q Howard W Brownmg Buology, Chemustry, and Physucs teacher, Advuser to Scuence Club Degrees BA Pacufuc Unuversuty, Forest Grove Oregon, MA Pactfuc Unxversuty, Forest Grove, Oregon Teachung experuence Redmond Umon Hugh School 1950 1956 Q Q Q Don Campbell Englush I teacher Advuser of Freshman Class Football .IV Basketball and Assustant Track Coach Degrees BA Augustana College, Suoux Falls South Dakota MS Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene, Oregon Teachung experuence Wateutown, South Dakota, 1951 1952 Cottage Grove 1953, Redmond Unuon Hugh School, 1947 1956 19541956 Q Q Q Keith Clark Englush II and IV teacher, Advtser to Honor Socuety Degrees BS Oregon College of Educa tuon, Monmouth Oregon MS Unuverstty of Oregon, Eugene Oregon Teachung experuence Eaststde Oregon 1950 1951 Terrebonne Oregon 1951 1952 Redmond Unuon Hxgh School 19531956 Q Q Q Wllluam H Fusher-Dean of Boys and Amerucan Prob lems teacher Advtser to Student Councul and Senuor Class Degree BA Wullamette Unuversuty Salem Oregon Teach mg expenence Independence, 1940 1941 La Grande 19441946 Pune Valley Hugh School Halfway, 1947 Redmond Unuon Hugh School 1949 1956 Q Q Q Harry Gobelman Boys Physucal Educatuon teacher, Athletxc Durector Track Coach Wresthng Coach Assustant Football Coach Degrees BS Unuversutv of Oregon, Eugene Oregon, MS Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene Oregon Teachung experuence Redmond Unuon Hugh School, 1949 1956 Q Q Q 0 J Hansen Lubraruan Adwuser to Lxbrary Club Photography Club Degree BA Idaho State Pocatello Idaho Teachung experuence Port Orford 1954 1955 Redmond Unuon Hugh School 1956 Q Q Q Muss Margaret Harrus Spanush I and II French I and II and Art I and II teacher Advuser to FTA and Junuor Class Degree B Sc Ohuo State Unuversuty Columbus Ohuo Teachung experuence Terrace Park School, Terrace Park Ohuo 1951 1953 Redmond Unuon Hugh School, 1954 1956 Q Q Q Mrs Helen Hurney Algebra I and II and General Math II teacher Advuser to Keyettes and Senior Class Degree BA Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene Oregon Teachung experuence Grant Unuon Hlgh School John Day 1939 1940 Franklun Hugh School Portland 1953 Redmond Unuon Hugh School 19541956 Q Q Q Rebert Klnne'-Plane and Solud Geometry Elementary and Advanced Mechanucal Drawung and Engltsh II teach er Advuser to Junuor Class Degree BS North Dakota State Fargo North Dakota Teachung expenence Red mond Unuon Hugh School 19531956 Don Lowry Amerucan Hustory teacher, Advuser to Rally Squad Club Degree BS Black Hulls Teachers College, Spearhsh South Dakota Teachung expenence Redmond Unuon Hugh School 1952 1956 QQQ Mrs Marguerute Lowry Dean of Gurls Health I and II Physxcal Educatuon I II and Advanced PE, and dnll team teacher, Advuser to Pep Club, GAA and Dnll Team Degree BS tn Ed Black Hulls Teachers College, Spear fush South Dakota Teachmg experuence Redmond Unuon Hugh School 1951 1956 QQQ George A Miller-Englush III teacher, Freshman Basket ball Coach Advuser to Junuor Class Degree BA Um versuty of Notre Dame South Bend Induana Teachung experuence Oslo Munnesota, 1941 1942 Blackduck, Munnesota 1944 1946 Penn, North Dakota, 1947 1951 Hampden North Dakota, 19531955 Redmond Umon QQQ Mrs Vona B Muller Englush II Chorus and PE and Health teacher, Advuser to Sophomore class Degree BS, Unuversuty of North Dakota Grand Forks North Dakota Teachung experuence Penn, North Dakota 1938 1941 1942, Blackduck Mtnnesota, 1944 Drake North Dakota, 1947 Crary North Dakota, 1953 Lawton, North Dakota, 1954 Starkweather North Dakota 1955 Redmond Unuon QQQ Clyde W Moore-Band teacher Advxser to Band and Dance Band Degree BME Oklahoma A dz M Stullwater Oklahoma Teachung experuence Roseburg, 1950 1953 Redmond Unuon Hugh School, 1954 1956 QQQ Mrs Della Bell Journalusm and Typung I teacher, Advuser to paper and annual Degrees BA Linfield College McMunnv1lle Oregon MA Lunfueld Teachung experuence Culver Hugh School 1939 1942 lone Hugh School 1943 1944 Redmond Unuon Hugh School, 1945 Culver Hugh School 19461948 Redmond Unuon Hugh Q Q Q Clayton E Norton World Hustory teacher, Assustant Hugh School 1956 Hugh School 1956 School 1949 1956 Pruncupal Degrees BS Black Hulls Teachers College, Spearfush South Dakota, M Ed Unuversuty of Oregon, Eugene Oregon Teachtng experuence Echo Hugh School, Echo Oregon 1944 Redmond Unuon Hugh School 1947 1956 QQQ R Bruan Pendleton-General Scuence teacher Advuser to Key Club and Freshman Class Degree BS Uuuvers uty of Utah Salt Lake Cuty Utah Teachung expenence Wullamma 1954 Redmond Unuon Hugh School, 1955 1956 QQQ Muss Dorrune Pochelu Home Economucs teacher, Ad vuser to FHA Degree B S Oregon State College Corvalhs Oregon Teachlng experuence Redmond Unuon Hugh School 1953 1956 QQQ Charles Porfuly-Vocatuonal Agruculture teacher, Ad vuser to FFA Degree B S Oregon State College, Corvallus Oregon Teachung experuence Redmond Umon Hugh School 19041956 QQQ Marvm J Scott-General Busuness General Math I and II and Druver Educatuon teacher Advuser to Letter mans Club Safe Teens and Sophomore Class Degree BA Unuversuty of Portland Portland Oregon Teachung experuence Redmond Unuon Hugh School 19501956 QQQ Derrell H Sharp-Yocatuonal Agruculture Auto Me chanucs and Weldxng teacher Advuser to FFA Degree BS Oregon State College Corvallus Oregon Teachtng exper uence Redmond Umon Hugh School 19501956 Q Q Q Mrs Vurgunua Vance-Offuce Trammg teacher, Student Actuvutues Accounts Adxuser Degree BA Lmfield Col lege McMunnsulle Oregon Teachung expenence Eagle Valley Hugh School Ruchland Oregon Scofuelds Busmess College San Francxsco Calufornua, Redmond Unuon Hxgh School sunce 1944 Q Q Q Charles H Ward Woodwork I and II teacher Degrees BA Eastern Washungton College of Educatuon Cheney, Washungton Ed M Oregon State College Corvallus Ore gon Teachung experuence Boundary County Idaho 1941 1942, Colfax Washungton, 1947 1948 Redmond Umon Hugh School 19501956 0 . 1 ' 1 ' i . . . . ., . . . ., . 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' . . , - . 1 1 u I 1 ' , . , , - 1 1 ' . . . - - -1 1 1 , . . 5 1 1 1 . ' . ' ' . ' ' ' y I - -1 I u 1 - . , - . 1 , ' . . , . . 1 ' . ' . . ' - . I . . 1 1 1 1 - 5 - - 1 Z 1 1 . - 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 , . . . ., . . . . . I. . . . , . , , . . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 z 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , - . I ' 'I' I 1 ' .1 ' 'I 1 1 ' Q - 3 1 -1 - l 1 1 1 1 , , . Z - 1 1 1 , - . 1 ' - OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Virginia Vance, Miss Joan Griffith, Joyce Wareing, Beverly Fox, Ann Smyth, Kay Parkinson, Terry Quinn, Mary Lou Klann, Betty Rippee, Barbara Henske, Ross Stephen. CNot pictured: Dolores Gallegosj ' WSW The three smiling custodians pictured be- low Crightb keep the school plant in tip-top shape for students and faculty. Pierce Jacob, head custodian, has been here for five years and is a friend to students and teachers alike. He is usually on duty from 7 until 11 in the morning and from 2 to 5 in the afternoon, and is on hand for night school activities. Ed Agee has been here for four years and works from noon until 8. Fayet Scoggin works during school hours and also drives a bus. This was his first year on the staff. These men are entitled to three cheers for all the broken windows they replaced, the snow they swept up, and the messes they cleaned up after careless students. Their job is tough and sometimes exasperatingg their patience and good humor have been outstanding this year. Pictured at the right with the new Locke triplex lawn mower are Fayet Scoggin, Pierce Jacob, and Ed Agee. Mrs. Virginia Vance, district clerk and office training teacher, and Miss Joan Griffith, office receptionist, head up the of- fice staff. Students who work in the office one period each day get full training in office procedure, which is part of the business education department. Office training students have regular in- struction, take tests, and get graded, in addi- tion to helping to keep the school running smoothly by serving the public at the count- er, answering the telephone, operating the inter-communication system, collecting the attendance slips each period for the deans, and duplicating material needed for class- room and extra-curricular activities. In order to enroll for office training, a student must be interested in business, be capable of doing the work, and be O. K.'d by the administration for the job. N. . i I, ex gf -HQ' ' 3 dlih Y: . gq'f.,,::'V z' .' .p fn-1.7 n .,.. -- J.- as .. I ' J.. 1 ,o-. --H1 1, -,-. 'H ' 14 ,4- xv -'Q V, :N-e.,g , . ,LIL-v ' 1 . - .--.' - a uf .Q f , wp- A-' ' 'W ,' '-0' w:,J.v,Ts,4Ln- . ' ' I.- 9 up T .' 4-sg SCHOC I, v N.. '+- .5 Silmt ku BUS DRIVERS: Bus Manager Clyde Talbot, Deschutes: Harlis C. Ulrich, Lower Bridgeg Fayet A. Scoggin, Alfalfag Earl Kraft, Opal Cityg Dalton Clark, Cloverdaleg A. L. Chaplin, Tumalo Pictured at the top of this page are the drivers, with their regular bus routes listed. Drivers are hired upon application and pass- ing of a driving test similar to that taken in drivers training. Each holds a chauffeur's license. Mr. Kraft has driven since 1951 and Mr. Chaplin since 1952. Mr. Scoggin and Mr. Ulrich drove for the first time this year. This was Mr. Clark's first year as a regular driver, although he has substituted before. In all kinds of weather they bring students to school. Handling student discipline on the busses is no small item of their job. Friendly and uncomplaining, they have con- tributed to a real part of the school year. Manager Clyde Talbot Pictured at the bottom of this page is Clyde Talbot working in the bus garage. His job consists of hiring and firing drivers, mapping routes, maintaining busses-anything from a major overhaul to tightening a bolt, driving the bus for most extra trips, such as sports events and band trips, and driving the Des- chutes route regularly. He came here in February, 1950. Students and staff members like and respect him. His ability as a me- chanic comes in handy for everything around EW! Sqdfem Six regular school busses transport about 66 per cent of the R U H S students to school each day The busses travel about 471 miles a day using 70 gallons of gas each day. The school bus budget for the school year was 21 100 school, even to repairing the coffee pot for the teachers. S , - On the average, a student 26.9 miles a day, one way. take students to other towns in extra-curricular activities letics and music. Redmond's covers a large area and the standing in the state for its system. has a ride of School busses to participate such as ath- union district school is out- transportation Scenes pictured at the left are students loading busses after school. Drilling Hole in Horn Bracket i Reviewed in thls next section IS the student body Pictured at the top right are the assembled students tured at the bottom right 1S the Redmond iootmg section at a basketball game in which the yell leaders of the opponents team have come over to lead a yell This picture lllustrates the fme sportsmanship and fmendlmess of the Redmond student body. at a meeting in the gym watching an initiation. Pic- W7 335. ,L A, A, K Q 200 Simian! Bally Gblficwi fBack row? Faculty Adviser Wil- liam H. Fisher. S t u d e nt Body Manager Earle Smith, Assistant Treasurer Kay Parkinson, Treas- urer Beverly Fox. CFront row! President Marilyn Gillispie, First Vice President Ted Kromer, Sec- ond Vice President Rod Reid, Secretary Carol Lindstrom. Slaacfewfeamwdlfl CBack rowl Judy Lisius, Keyettes Representative: Reiha Holechek, Library Club Representative: Sally Gillispie, Radio Club Representative: Ross Stephen, FBLA Representative: Don Ehrlich, Science Club Representative: Jerry Robertson, Key Club Representative: Larry Smiih, FFA Rep- resentative: Ann Smyth, FHA Representative: Jean Stanton, GAA Representative: Francie Swanson, Chorus Representative: Lois Petersen, FTA Representative. CROW 2J Ed Frey, Senior Class President: Karen Schoen, Senior Class Representative: Dan Brown, Junior Class President: Janet Felkins, Junior Class Representative: Karen Lantz, Sophomore Class Representative: Keiih Buiterfield, Sophomore Class President: Carole Parkinson. Freshman Class Representative: Don McCrea, Freshman Class President. fFront rowb Marilyn Gillispie, President: Ted Kromer, First Vice President: Rod Reid, Second Vice President: Carol Lindsirom, Secretary: B everly Fox, Treasurer: Kay Parkinson, Assistant Treasurer: Earle Smith, Manager: Roberta McClaran, Pan- ther Scratches Editor: Nancy Hartman, Annual Editor: William H. Fisher, Faculty Adviser. ip, f.,,7nL 05 14 . K4 XM A J, '1 bf P . 4 I' YELL LEADERS: Dora Shearman, George Taylor, Pat McClure. Rally squad members were elected individually for the first time this year. They attended football games at John Day and Burns and basketball games at Burns, Lakeview, and went to the state tourney in Salem. SONG LEADERS: Sandra Absher, Judy Lisius, Louise Eberhard, Korle Margaret Roberts, Jo Coyner. SWJ en Kraft, Sally Gillispie, 1 We revlew ln the sectlon on the four classes- semors Junlors sophomoles and freshmen-each 1nd1v1dual who attended Redmond Umon Hlgh School P1ctu1 es here are ar1 anged ln alphabetlcal order for are hsted and the class offlcers plctured At the rlght are the four class presldents who conducted the monthly class meetlngs and attended student councll as class representatlves Semor Ed Frey Jun1o1 Dan Brown Sophomore Kelth Butter fleld and Freshman Don McCrea. . 7 I . '9 ' LY your reference. Outstanding projects of each class x . ' 1 . ' ! 'CQ 3 i Senior Class Officers CBack row! Faculty Adviser William H. Fisher, Student Council Representative Karen Schoen, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Helen V. Hurney. CFront rowj President Ed Frey, Vice President Darrell Woolhiser, Secretary Susan Latta, Treasurer Betty Anliker. Senior portraits are presented in alphabetical order on the next seven pages. Then the write-up of the senior ed I I 1 class and the individual activity lists are given. Students pictured here are members of the senior class, but not necessarily 1956 graduates. CAST OF QUIT YOUR KIDDING, 3-act senior play, presented in November under the direction of Wm. H. Fisher and Mrs, Helen Hurney. CStandingD George Johnston, Pat 'M1ller. .D 6 L O F15 Farthing, Don Ehrlich, Francie Swanson, Jim Buffington, Carol Vadnais. CSIIUDSJ Keith COltI'911i Jerry Robertson, Terry Quinn, Susan Latta, Myrna Widener. '1- I Jack Donald Amen Ellzabeth Ann knllker Ralph Hulbert Beeslex Joel Rax Belmler lNorma Jean Bells Floxd John Bessex Wllllam Earl Brenchlex James Ross Buftlngton E Q i 1 ll' -Xlberta Burhoop Helen Joan Champlon LeRox Allen Burk Roberta Max Cornett Charles Edu ard Carlson Kelth W Cottrell George Stephen Carter Doreen Eleanor Cx rus r 2 l Ph1l1p Albert Dahl Gary Walter Daron Wllllam How ard Doan Lee Roy Donnell .., .,!,':'... 5 2 4? 47 ..--7 W1lbur Hames Durfee Donald E Ehrhch Kdy Ddrlee Epps X lrg ma Lee D3 kstra Cary H Ellenbolt DLI on Ann Farthmg Donna Layle Edgerton E J Ellenburg Eugene C le nn Ferguson Agnes Emlllme Egg Charlotte Jane Elllott Frances Loulse Forster 'A 'af E ,g -in , V V , :KN 4 1 K E 1 l , f 'n 1 Aw x l 3. , r Q5 AV frm 2 :Tw F 1 l, W. V VR f , ,- ve- , nga J 2 '77 -V kkyj H K is ,ol'l ,gi 'S 7 r Y , I in V Ai A K , I E xl., l l 1 4 i Qw 4 A - fl 5 I '35 ' : I3 Y-'P 5 ,Ln Bev erly Joan Fox Marv Shlrley Frakes Edward Gene Frev Joe Thomas Gannon BC, ,pic nrI3I'11X n Lee G1l11sp1e Conchlta Gonzales Carol Ann Gorton Rax mond L Gowdy Y fm V A 4 Johnnle Kenneth Grox er Garx Dean H1gg1nbotham Marquls Reed Gw artney Retha Lak aun Holechek Forn Bur Qebs Hex es Floretta Melrle Holllday Ph1111p Dean Hector Ln nn C Hy der -as o-0 ,A ft I ,1 I ,av .A Qi. t -f I C rw' ,, X AV.tt t s q , X Q . m t at , e -il 7 e e X .Q xfggf' Af ' M -D f X t Q -E 4-if lj55 --40 li A 'iv S- ,Q 3.6- 48 George Albert Johnston Randolph Earl Jones Mary Lou Klann Courtney Robert Lantz Susan Marle Latta Carol Lmdstrom Delbert Roy L1nn Roberta V McClaran ,Ji 'v t? K Donald Wesley McClure Mvxna Anne Maglll Darrell V Mallerv W1ll1am Harry Massey Ruth Rebecca Meyer George Matthew Mlller Patrlcla Nan Mlller Peter C Moor 0 5 'Q la re.. 1' N-'fit 'S W xx x y tg ' v at D .4 . so D ff N t D W-3' 0' ' A -J dd ' f 1 My 5 x 4 ' r -f ' .f ' D ' ' -a I My s -nf ,F e X ,f .Q , VV I 5 X V fl O' ggi Z ffm I Dennls Lee Nordman Ann Pmkerton Poole Sharon Lee Rector George Berthel Peden John VN 11bur Poxxe1l Jr Clx de Wdham Reeare Jr Joseph VR 11113111 Peterson Fax e Elalne Qulnn Mar11x n Rae Retherford Donna Jean Poffenbaxger Lela Mlxxon Ragland Betts Dale R1ppee '7 .69 4-o Jerrw Dean Robertson Garx Dean Robm Erxc Grox er Sandxx lck X1Ckl Elnora Schnelder W A .gf . 39 A 2 i n V ' r r :X f e x 51 5 2 43 3 fi , .V A f ,. 5, A- X I Xiu W X , Ai ' 'fxirx ,J '2 - ' Q ' f ' I 3 f Q 1 N mf!! 5, , , , Y 4 M U. Q Av.. X l- 0-4, 'K 89' 'F fr .wg ,N '40 'ey CU 'Av-9' 'ra D -4 v, f f': 1 '4 Karen Jean Schoen Donald Dean Smith Ann Elizabeth Smyth Elda Mae St-hoonoyer Earle E. Smith Jean Carol Stanton Gary Hmfsard Schroeder Mildred Louise Smith David Logan Starr Lyle Lee Seal Joy Yvonne Smith Ross Gordon Stephen v .Q ff 5 T? f X ffaa Thomas Lee Stewart Frances Vivian Swanson Arthur Roy Taylor Kathryn Marie Trueax H 41 Xa I 1' .Tv Nly rna Meryl Tull Shlrley Ann Vllhauer Myrna Wlmfred Wldener Farl LaVerne Zahn Edy the Arm Urxe Lola Louue Wation Darrell E Woolhlser Mar'ene Ella Zltek Johnm Charles Carol Jean X adnals Westerlund Gllbert Claude Yoder Cec1l G Whltehead The seniors presented Quit Your Klddmg as then' class play November 18 As every class, the seniors sponsored several after game dances Senior Candidate Vicki Schneider was crowned queen of the FFA Barn Dance November 23 Sharon Rector was a football princess. Baccalaureate was held May 27 and Commencement was scheduled for Tuesday, May 29 Beverly Fox was va1ed1ctor1an, and B111 Massey, salutatonan Jack Amen FFA 1 2 3 4 Wrestling Betty Anllker D ll 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Vice President 4 FHA 2 Pep Club 3 4, Safe Teen 4 FBL.A Office Training 3 Class Treasurer 4 Speech Play 3 Panther Scratches Staff Jumper Staff 4 Ralph Beesley Lettermans Club 2 4, Science Club 4 Honor Society 4, Foot ball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4, Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Joel Belmler Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2, Track 1 2 3 4 No ma Bells A 3 4 FB 3 4 Convention 3 4 FTA 4, Con vention 4 Safe Teen 4 Library Club 4 Band 1 2 3 4, Music Clinic 1 2, 3 4 Ltbranan 1 2 Floyd Bessey FFA 1 2 3 Lett mans Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestl1ng2 3 4 Track12 34 William E Brenchley A 1 2 3 James Buffington Transferred from Washington High School 4 Radio Club 4 Photography Club 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Safe Teen 4 Class Play 4 Alberta Burhoop FHA 1 2 Library Club 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Convention 4, Drill 3 4 LeRoy Burk FFA 2 Wrestling 2 3 4 Charles E Carlson Key Club 3 Let termans Club 2 3 4 FFA 1, Class President 3 Wrestling 2 3 4 Stephen Carter Lettermans Club 3 4 Safe Teen 4 Football 2 4 Wrestling 1, 2 Helen Champion Transferred from Madras 1' F.H.A. 1' G.A.A. 1 2' Chorus 1 2 3 4' Librarian 3 4' Music Clinic 1 2 3 4' Panther Scratches Staff 4. Roberta May Cornett F.B.L.A. 3 4' Convention 3 4' Safe-Teen 4. Keith W. Cottrell F.B.L.A. 3 43 Con- vention 3' Radio Club 4' Safe-Teen 4' Class Play 3' Senior Class 4' Band 1 2 ' Music Festival 1 2 3' Boys State 3. Doreen Cyrus Keyette Club 1 2 3 ' Treasurer 2' President 4' F.B.L.A. 3 ' Reporter 4' Honor Society 4' Chorus ' Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 2. 4. Philip Dahl Lettermans Club 2 3 ' Panther Scratches Staff 3' Juniper Staff 3' Wrestling 1 2 3 4. Gary W. Daron Lettermans Club 2 ' C us 4' ootball 1 2 ' Speech Play 3' Photography Club 4. Bill Doan Lee R. Donnell Key Club 4' Science Club 2 4' Language Club 4' Moderator 4' Band 1' Chorus 1' Student Council 4. Wilbur Durfee Lettermans Club 3 4' Honor Society 4' Safe-Teen 4' Student Body Vice President 3' Class Sergeanbat- Arms 3' Football 3 4' Basketball 1 2 3 4' Track 2 3 . Virginia Dykstra F.B.L.A. 3 4' Con- vention 3 4' Library Club 4. Donna Layle Edgerton FHA 1 2 3 4 Parlxamentanan 4, FTA Convention 4 FBLA 4 SafeTeen 4 Dnll 3, 4 Agnes Egg Transferred from St Mary s Academy The Dalles Oregon 2 Chorus 4 Music Clinic 4 Don Ehrllth Science Club 1 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Student Council Repre sentative 4 Class Play 3 4 Band 1 2, 4 Key Club 4 Gary Ellenbolt Transferred from Wash ington High School Portland Oregon 3 Band 4 Advanced Chorus 3 4 E J Ellenburg Jane Elliott GAA 2 3 4 Allst r Volleyball Team 3 4 Allstar Basketball Team 3 4 Head of Basketball 4 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 FHA 4 FTA 4 Safe Teen 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Clarinet Quartet 2 4 Clarinet Solo 3 4 Section Lea er 2 3 4 Darlee Epps FHA 1 2 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Library Club 4 Safe Teen 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Jumper Staff 3 DeLor1s Farthmg GAA 2 3 4 Head Star Basketball 3 Pep Club 3 4 Conces sion Manager 4 FTA 3 FBLA 3 4 Safe Teen 4 Dr1ll2 3 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Juniper Staff 3 Class Play 4 Eugene Ferguson Ke Club 3 4 F F A 1 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Juniper Staff 4 Football 1 3 4 Track 3 Louise Forster FHA 3 4 Library Club 2 3 4 Drill 3 Advanced Chorus 3 4 Safe Teen 4 Beverly Fox FBLA 3 4 Secretary 4 State Convention 3 4 FTA 2 3 4 Reporter 3' President 4' Pep Club 3 4' Honor Society 3 4' Office Training 3 4' Student Council 3 4' Student Body Assist- ant Treasurer 3' Treasurer 4' Class Play 3' Band 1 2' Chorus 1' Music Festival 1 2' Flute Trio 3' Alternate for Girls State 3' Voice of Democracy Contest Sec- ond Place 3' First Place 4' Winner 4' Valedictorian 1.122. Shirey Frakes F.l-LA. 1 2 3 4' R - porter 3 4' District Convention 3 4' F.B.L.A. 3 4' Honor Society 4' G.A.A. 2' Pep Club 3 4' Advanced Chorus 1 2 3' Operetta 2' Girls Sextet 3' Music Festival 1 2 3' Panther Scratches Staff 35 Juniper Staff 3. Ed Frey F.F.A. 1 2 3 4' Sentinel 3' President 4' National Convention 4' Safe- Teen 4' Student Council 3 4' Class Presi- den 4. Joe Gannon rilyn Gillispie . .A. 1 ' G.A.A. 2 3 4' Second Vice-President ' Pep Club 3 4' Student Body President ' Speech Play 3. Conthita Gonzales F.B.L.A. 3 4' Li- brary Club 4' Secretary 4' Band 1 2 3 ' Librarian 2 3' Music Festival 1 2 3 4. Carol Ann Gorton F.B.L.A. 3 4' F.H.A. 2 3 4' Chorus 2 3 4' Librarian 3 4' Girls Sextet 4' Madrigal Group 3' Quartet 3' Music Festival 2 3 4. Ray Gowdy Safe Teen 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4, Jumper Staff 4 John Grover Letterman: Club 4 F FA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 3, Baseball 4 Football 4 Marquis Gwartney Letterman s Club 3 Class Sergeant at Arms 3, Football 1 3 4 Wrestling 1 2 3, 4 Track 1 2 Forn Hayes Phil Hector Transferred from Eugene High School 2 Key Club 3 4 Diplomatic Corps 4 Safe Teen 4 Member of Jury 4 Class Play 3 Band 2 3 4 Brass Sextet 3 4 All Northwest Music Conference 3 Music Festival 2 3 4 All State High School Orchestra 4 Boys State 3 Gary Higglnbotham Reina Holechek Pep Club 3 4 Dnll 3 4 Panther Scratches 4 FHA 1 2 3 LrbraryClub3 4 FTA 3 4 GAA 1,2,3 Chorus 4 Student Council 4 Reporter 4 Flo Holliday Transferred from Bend High School 4 FBLA 4 Lynn Hyder FFA 1 2 3 4, Basket ball 2 3 Science Club 4 Safe Teen 4 George Johnston Key Club 3, 4, Pres: dent 4 F F A 1 2 Safe Teen 4, Photog raphy Club 4 Class Play 4 Randy Jones Letterman s Club 4 Key Club Convention 3 4 Key Club 3, 4 Safe Teen 4 Class Play 3 Band 1 2 Football 1 3 4 Wrestling Manager 1 Basketball Manager 1 Speech Play 3 Mary Lou Klann FHA 1 2 3 4 G.A.A. 2 3 4' Head of Badminton 3' Head of Tennis 4' F.B.L.A. 3 4' Safe-Teen ' Office Training 4. Courtney Lantz Honor Society 3 ' Treasurer 4' Science Club 4' President ' Class Vice-President 2' Basketball 1 2 ' Panther Scratches and annual staffs, ' Co-editor of basketball dope book 4. Susan Latta Keyette Club 1' Honor Society 3 4' Secretary 4' Class Secretary 4' Band 1 2 3 4' Secretary 2' Treasurer 3 4' Flute Trio 3' Student Conductor 1 2 3 4' Chorus 2' Assistant Conductor 25 Girls Trio 2' Class Play 3 4' Girls State 3' Music in May 3. Carol Lindstrom Keyettes3 4'F.B.L.A. 4' F.T.A. 4' Library Club 4' Language Club 4' Secretary of Student Body 4' Secretary-Treasurer of Regional I F.T.A. 43 Secretary of Regional Il Student Council 4' Secretary-Treasurer of Central Oregon Stu- dent Council 4' Class Representative 15 Band 1 2' Barn Dance Princess 3. Delbert Linn Transferred from Madras High School 2' F.F.A. 2. 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Vxce Pres1dent 4 Scnence Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Presldent 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 2 Treasurer 3 V1cePres1dent 4 Class Play 3 Boys State 2 Saluta tonan 189 Ruth Meyer FHA 1 3 FBLA 4 FTA 3 4, Pep Club 4 Lxbrary Club 4 Radxo Club 4 Lxbrary Reporter 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Jumper Staff 3 Matt Miller Transferred from Stark weather Hlgh School Starkweather, North Dakota 4 Basketball 4 Football 4 Patncla Mlller Keyette Club 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Vlce Presx dent 4 DlPl0m3llC Corps 4 Transcrxber 4 Class Treasurer 1 Class Play 3 4 Advanced Chorus 1 2 Curls Sextet 1 2 Assrstant Judge at Musrc Contest 2 Musxc Festlval 1 2 Muslc ln May 2 Pete Moor Skx Club 1 2 Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Wrestlmg 1 Denms Nordman Transferred from Le bam Hlgh School Lebam Washington 4 Lettermans Club 4 Safe Teen 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 George Peden Transferred from Frank bn High School 3 Photography Club 4 Science Club 4 Honor Socxety 4 Basket ball 3 Track 3 Joe Peterson K Club 2 3 4 ec retary 3 Lettermans Club 3 4 Safe Teen 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co captam 4 Football 1 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Donna Poffenbarger Begmners Chorus 3 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staf 4 Ann Poole Transferred from Parnsh Jumor Hxgh School Salem Oregon 1 FTA 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 Scxence Club 3 Advanced Chorus 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Jack Powell Key Club 3 4 Honor Socxety 4 Scnence Club 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Sports Edrtor 3 Jumper Staff 3 Football 4 Terry Qumn FHA 1 2 3 4 Raly Squad Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Pep Club 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Treasurer 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Office Traxmng 4 Football Song Leader 2 FFA Barn Dance Pnncess 1 Class Play 4 Lee Ragland Transferred from Salem Hlgh 3 Pep Club4 FBLA 3 4 FTA 4 Radio Club 4 Safe Teen 4 Band 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Dxstnct Musrc Festzval 8 4 Solo 81 Ensemble pxano accompamst 3 4 Sharon Rector Rally Squad Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 FHA 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Pep Club 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 President 3 All Star Volleyball Team 2 4 All Star Basketball Team 2 Class Secretary 3 Student Councxl Representatxve 2 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Adver tlsmg Manager 4 Sweetheart Pnncess 2, Football Queen 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Blll Resare Transferred from Gresham Unlon Hlgh School 4 Radlo Club 4 Science Club 4 Chorus 4 Mxxed Quartet 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Marllyn Retherford Transferred from Bend Hugh School 3 Pep Club 4 FB LA 3 4 Safe Teen 4 Bety Rlppee FHA 3 4 FBLA 3 4 Honor Socnety 3 4 Lxbrary Club 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Safe Teen 4 Prom Com mlttee 3 Jerry Robertson Key Club 3 4 Key Club Convennon 4 Student Councll Rep resentatwe 4 Radxo Club 4 Class Play 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 COMus1c Fest1val3 4 Gary Robin Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Representatlve 4 Track 2 3 4 Football Erlt Sandwlck Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Advanced Chorus 3 Football 1 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Co captam 4 Track 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 VICRI Schneider 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Team 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Captam 2 3 Most Valuable Player 2 3 Student Body Manager 4 Mlldred Smlth FTA 2 FBLA 3 4 Class Play 3 Yvonne Smlth A 2 3 nn Smyth F HA 1 2 4 Presxdent 3 Presldent 4 Student Councll Representatnve 4 State Conventxon 3 Key ette Club 1 2 3 4, Treasurer 3 Vnce Presxdent 4 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Society 4 GAA 2 3 4 V1ce Presldent 3 All Star Volleyball Team 2 3 4 All Star Basket ball Team 3 4 Head of Track 3 Head of Baseball 4 Safe Teen 4 Dxplomatlc Corps 4 Class Play Prompter 3 Advanced Chorus 3 Student of Month 3 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Jumper Staff 4 Jean Stanton GAA 1 2 3 4 Se e tary 3 Presldent 4 Keyettes 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Honor Soclety 4 Safe Teen 4 Student Councnl Representatlve 4 Dave Sta rr Football 1 Ross Stephen Transferred from Eugene Hugh School 2 FB LA 3 4 President 4 Student Councxl Representatlve 4 Offlcers Conference 4 Conventxon 4 FTA 3 Radio Club 4 Offxce Staff 4 Class As sembly 3 Lee Stewart Lettermans Club 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Football 2 3 Wrestlmg 1 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VA.. ----- ----------- 1 - 4 , 1 , - 1.4 , ' ' ....,.......,, 1.8 , . -----Q 1,4 , .V,..,...,,. 1.8 , - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,5 , ....... -. , - W- -.---P- 1.4 , ,........ -...1.8 , w-,.,,--,-,,,,,,-, 1,5 , . Y --q--.A-.- 1.4 , ' ,,4..........,,. ,1.8 , .......4... .. , ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1'.a , .-- ..,,. -.1.6 , ......... , ,,,-,,,,,, 1,5 , ' ' -.--...-1.8 , ..,......... -1.6 ' -, ' ' ' , ,,............,. 1.8 , ....4,.. - .... -.1.6 , ........ , ,,,1,,,,,, 1.6 , ,..... 1.8 ' , ...4...,...... -..1.6 ' , ' . , ,.... 1 ..... 1.6 ' , ' ........ ,,.1.8 , ................ 1.6 , ' ....4. , ' ......,..... 1.6 , ..,......... -1.8 , .............. 1.6 , .... , .............. 1.6 , ........ 1.8 , ...-...1.6 ' , , ' ............ , ' , ..-..1.8 , ............ 1.6 , Junior Class Officers fBack rowl Faculty Adviser Rebert Kline, Miss Margaret Harris, George Miller. fFront rowl President Dan Brown, Vice President Jim Mooney, Secretary-Treasurer Janet Veatch, Student Council Representative Janet Felkins. Big project of the year for the junior class was the presentation of the prom for the seniors in May. Ebbtide was the theme and decorations carried out the marine motif. The class sponsored a variety show in April. Juniors decorated for commencement and served as ushers. Kay Parkinson was junior princess for the barn dance, and Della O'Connor was in the football court. They spon- sored three after-game dances. Individual pictures of the juniors are arranged alphabetically on the next three pages for your review. Juniors not pictured are listed at the end of the section. GZM4 of 1957 at E Sharon Ackerman Leanna Barkdoll Claud1a Ch11st1ansen Judx Crlpe Rox Edu ards Lols Frogge 3-6 -'nf' ik 3 i N, 1' f2 2 Robert Avres Marllyn Bozarth Erxol Clex enger Dennx Dahl B1 E keu Ren xnond Gates Nag no ix v 'V J1mmy Baltlmore Betty Brenchley Barbara Coder Norman Dax IS Janet Fe1k1ns S ally G11l1sp1e Y 6 cz-4 I' ff' Gary Baker Dan Brown Karen Coomler Sharon Day Dean Florx Carol Gohrke No N1 EQ Y... B1 Brow nmg Gordon Cooper Denn1s Deardorff Annette Forbes Jun Gr1ff1ths Q7 Mary Carter Coy ner Carmen Durfee Harold Forester Dlul-1 Hammac k 'S-. .4288 -5 Alberta Casteel CBIVID C1a1g Judy Duval VIa11e Forster B111 Hansen Y 1 ,.', . f , Q H .1 ' ' ' l ' . iyr. 5 tl W K 'R vas q ' . .. v-,N . I E -.:., . .,.-fa' A 5 ' A A ,,., 4 I A G .J F ' V- , 1. l ? I Q AQ- , Q, N ay F L ef at 1 B- 1 o i L A 4 - ,, ly ji f , 1 I I 'L ' 'X .: e.. M ' i. , A - 1 , , X ' . X : VV A l-I 1 G . , ' 1 rnn- - 'iw , A 'R - 'ia ' Q 21- -at -r -. 1 , F fs 1 ' A :L me Qt is ' G A ' '1 1 .za- ., V E? X ' if nl sl , VVXS y i 17 , I I .j f :K 1 6 .vi 'M - K- ' , Lax I' v- -, it 15 , Y QQ G tr' ' A e- 1 .1 5 ' , ' - 'x ' 2 ' f 'll 't ' Jo ' g 'll 1 -' 1 S v V VI Rena HHFPISOH Fred Hlrn Patty Jameson Norman Kldd Penny Lleser Ronme Mlller ,Aa Nancv Hartman Rlch :rd Holt Gene Johnson Chuck Kxssler N elma Lx nds Leondx d Vlonlcal ,sl Q4 len '-w '11, X E 4 Ll Exerett Hawkms Gladys How ell Sharon McCorm1ck Jones Tonxa Klssler oe 'VIcClav Jun Moonu Q:- 'sa Bal bara Henske Gal y Haynes Sondna Dxck Hubbell Hughes Pa Dennis Jordan Nhulew Ted Knowles Kromer J1m Daxe 'VIcCormlck McCrea Jack John Moor Moore KAL 'N Q--r Joan H1 Kay Hyder Bolo Kaser Cult Lantz Myxtd McCullough Nlarjoue Murray Gan H1 Ron Jahns Stex e Kasserman Txm Latta Davxd McMullen Marlene Nafxe J, , ddn' 2 f Q5 1 ,lg if ' K .4113 , M 'iv' so Vxxaz Q V M1 I, . 6 may ,A - t f , VL I, ,V , ,A . -- v , J I xl QFQ 'wx 4 J YQ? if ' l 4:51, v 'Af V 5 l l, Q A. 1 J' J . 4.-L lf 1 :yd J 'Y' K J y u , ., 5, x. , , . if A X I A I f I 5, i .I ., ' b .V I YVYVLL 6, A 3 0 h , q il ' f ' i , Z :Lf ' I ' A , -e s y - ,,,, 7- , or id ' U ' , 'll ,' I ' b ' J ' . . . 4 h j l D 1 ' l ' 1 I LA, 4 . A 1' 4, . V 1:4 er 4: ,, sr 11'-v X- 05 I E, l hs.. ,,-F 'Q Della O Connor B1 Penhollovt 1-a Schult Barbara Cm der Du 1ght X ance Darlene Jacobs ik L.1nda Pankex Lols Pete1sen 'Nlax IK Seelx Dot Spe1ghts Janet X eatch Dorothx X 1lhauer Q1 Gale Parker 'w1a1t1n Peterson Do1 a Shearman Bob Stem art .lox ce Waremg Caml Hale Not DICIUFCCJ1 B111 Applcbury Lorna Flake Lonme L1nk Herbert M1115 Bob Norton Bob Thompson Dolores Gallegos , ' , v- V ' :- Tr -Q1 re , A -. 'R V fem .Q 'P .f ' C. ' g' X , . , ,M ' - I Q' CA ' sm 4' '5 - -5- in . 15' , A- ' V77! 'T' 5 1- N 'sq K ' .- , V ' X - ,Q ' f T 1 V X L ax ' V Y ' au ' fa 2 , N hh KF5 . 'r ' Y ' if Q J- , I :A f X 'A A A . -. v,.' 1 A suv A ' Nf 4' 1 -'l :L A hi. , N, , :d 3 5' f E? X 1 QN 1 I ,Z 1 'af' A . 'B a' 1 'ae D ' I : , ,Tw S' -I I r' J , 1 an V , , . , ' U -1 , 1 1 1' by 1 1 I ' . 1 1 .-. 1 A, i Us le ff- .4 isa J ' ' ' m J' ll g . ' ' ' ' A 1 rl . ' ' ' ' ' 1 - v ' 1 V ri x Q! v- 5. an Parkev Peggy Peterson Douglas Slmon George Tax lor Sherlane Watkms 1.-.Q 'G in Kay Parkmson Bob Povx ell Lorence S1monsen Ax ery T1ttle Leona Whltehead 'fl-I iQ Harold Pearce Irene Re1g1e hay Sm1th E1leen Trueax Roy Wmona 5' hi fq Ala, 'S 'tzr Joan Peck Sh1r1ev Roland Lan 1 Sm1th Kax Lrell J1m Woodward Henry Sm1th .4 ua , gnu? rc? Q5-X ' i1 t . . J- ,.'i 'W 5242 fa' ' A. N94 Sophomore Class Officers CBack row? Faculty Adviser Mrs Vona Miller Student C 0 u n c il Representative Karen Lantz Faculty Adviser Marvin Scott CFront rowj Pre ident Keith Butterfield Vice President Korleen Kraft Secretary Treasurer Judv Lisius Sergeant at Arms LeRov Dean The sophomore class this xear serx ed on the prom refreshment and clean up committee and decorated for baccalaur e'1te where thex serx ed as ushers Thex sponsored sex eral after game dances Pam Prommski was football princess from the sophomore class and Carol Lake was the barn dance princess. A group of sophomore boys presented a can-can dance in a memorable stu- dent assembly. Sophomores sponsored TWIRP season and gave a Sadie Hawk- ins dance. On the next four pages individual pictures of the sophomore class are pre- sented in alphabetical order for your review. Members not pictured are listed at the end of the section. Elm of 1952 1- .31 M Beltx Abbdx Mlke Albuch X Qmtl B1 ookmg B1 Clemencc L1 ndon Dm ldson hugene Ellenbolt 3 3 limi' cv v. L ft? ldx Abshu J dn Allen Jun Bmxxn lldrllwn Cobban Lf, Rm Dum Ed Elllott 'R Ndmx Acklu Sally Ax F11 'Vldlucl Burk Kenneth Coder Jun Doxx n Bob Enkevx ,Q Nr F4 t.. Y-.X as v, -5 Vllkn Adams L ueta Bar kdoll Kelth Butterfleld G Irs Corn ID Glen Duncan Cnetd Fallon 'X 'S N0 v-f' f-Q Q9 Bob Barnett Bethene Calllson Patty Cralg A116011 Durfee M.111l5n Feller 26 Leondx d Bettelx oun 1 Caltez Bobbx Cree Roland Durr Claxon Fexguson L- 115.1 thunk Bex an Ann Ch1lClX Keith Cvru Louxee Fberhax d Hex b Forbes dw .1 R-1 in S x' ,lv F K ri V . s V f ' tl H '-1-f 4- , ,,, l- eg Irs A L' V V A x xg N F F 1' I X X B . ' U kj A e a V Z ': :L B . 1 . I ,Q .. ,Q , h S v W , X , V 5 A . im 'X . 's' 'Q Q - 4, ' .-1 4- ' L, l ' v' K A ff ' Q .2 if B ' 1 Q L ' I x, , ' I ' , 'li X, lf' ' Av-N. . , f K AL ' - 7 Q - ,I I-T 3. l Q n o A l -1 ' . V L. 5 -Q .V Q 'R-., ., 0, p 1, , W an -' 1' V H . , Sill 'Ll ' l ' 'J L 4 Sd t ll f ' -' A L H' ' -' 1 Becky Gillmouth Qhirley Hays Way ne Holmes Jim Klukkert Jerry Lear Sherrill Glass Sheryl Hector Wayne Huff Korleen Kraft Janet Lengele Q-:gl AP' 1- Naomi Griffith Dannv Heierman Mary Lou Hunt Carol Lake Ray Lengele f is var Patsv Frakes Marv Grox er Barbara Hiatt Eileen Irby Karen Lantz Chris Lewis 'N Jay Galligan Arlene Hanson Jack H1 Don Justice J im Larson Judy Lisius 'Q K '-.f hui Rebecca Gambrell Carola Harrison Kathie Hirsch Ted Kaser Linda Latta Vivian Lynds I sg Claudia Gannon Shirley Harvey Dennis Holmes Tom Klingb '. Gary Lawson Pa! McClure WNW CMG? AQPQ Sally McDan1el Bob Massex Barbaxa Nordman Gordon Pottorff Jeanette R1ppee Peggx Short PN QI 1:7 - Q ,f Max 501 IC Marsden E ther 'Vlex 61 Kenneth O1Qen Pam PI'OIY11I'1Q1'x1 Donna Rwer Kenneth Slmon Fhelbext 'Vlartm Glenda MlCk61 Jack Ou en Rod Re1d 'vlalgaret Roberte Shclla Sheen D1dllC Mason Tamala 'Vhlle xr Parkhurbt Jackle Rennele Don Rmeb1 ook Phx 111s Sleaeman 32 si Yr' ,- Ron Munkree HHIIN Phxlhps Dlck Resare Jerrx Settelmex er Pat Sohm Colm Newman Margxe Poppe I1 ls Rlchard Jun Shelbx EX .1 Speakman L. 1 A -5 Jaequle Iwxckel Pat Portex Gene Rxppee Mx ln Shopehlre Norma Stacev A- i 3 or I 1 15 r 7 .- s w I x I. H lf: 1-' C 1 Q -1 gf- , 'c , V , Lv x I av e I 4 N Y Q , F . I do -5 g I Y hr H 3 fx , 1 f . ,. ' X 5 V M ,K 5 an 11 ' ,v , . . 4' 4. 1 I INN f l s,,',', I 'D , .J ' ' 3. -I 1 ' Q 5- .'a VZ' . gy. 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Y ' S ' A 'J .Y A Q 7. if Don Svt earmgen Carol Tompklns Dana Warner Lee Roy W1nona dvr: 63 Marllyn Sw1ft Frances Trueax Jamce Watkms Jean Woodbury Ny Lynette Taggart Marg1e Trueax Bob Wendlmg Bob Woolley WY Q- 'Q 'V E 2 B1 Stanton 0 Tattl Bob Tull Betty Whxtehead Dan Zahn Vx' J erry Starr Ambers Thornburgh Turner Glen Wxlllams Fred Zxemke Not pxctuxed Barbara Booth Don Brown Harry Gage B111 Walston Robert Johnson Sandra Mlller Nancy Vertrees Marlanne Str1xner Wllbur Bohr Curtls Rounds Robert Starr Carol Tletjens Gwen Tyson Ella Mae Wmegar Frank Zltek bf Carolyn Svarverud Dolores Tlttle Monty Van Bxbber Patsy Wmn Delmer Hale V , g: .' 1 5 Q A ' ' , ! if ? 6' ' I' - f, I A 5 , u, Sr . A, v , ' Q T 1 L . 1 B , M - ' ' , -1 I 31 ' , , , I , A .1555 is ' 4 , , ' ,, , I I , x I , 'rll , A .A , B 4 4' i, 'x , fg., I fgfi ' ff-W v - 'R A , ' U ' B - ' ' ' -- ' ggfzfhf , ' f ' s V . A .4 ,V'r V 'Y ., ' N7 A s ,Qi ' , '.., , ,l , , B 'N BS? 'Z b A eR , N -41' , X ll f ' I RQ' A 'gf if ' W , M A , f r 5 V V A I 4 , 4 1 , A f X, A, Na -M .V 5 2 V, U -1 if 'll ' It ' ' Ed i Qi L..- --'AK' Freshman Class Officers CBack rowb Faculty .Adviser Don Campbell, Student Council Representative Carole Parkinson, Faculty Adviser Brian Pendleton. CFront rowl President Don McCrea, Vice President Joe Freedman, Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Gowdy. Freshman initiation was held in September with the girls in long johns and boys in short skirts. Pictures at the end of this freshman section review for you the event. Frosh were auctioned off to the seniors at a special assembly. Donna Grubb was crowned football queen. Freshman representative on the barn dance court was Princess Donna Grubb. The freshmen have taken an active part in extra-curricular activities and contributed much to the school this year. Beginning on the opposite page are individual pictures of the freshmen, arranged in alphabetical order. Names of freshmen not pictured are given at the end of the section. F .,.. Y vs-.9 Af. K in V3 ah .44 if t27AQs il in 5 k Al rn H I X Q . - 4 rw J- a f y I ' Q J 4 lx l 'lr ill ' all ai + ra Li ,X '. 'N Q In A V 1 ' Q .1 1 X 'A I all , W . if ' 'fry 4 ,ff ' qfvh 'lf fl , .gr-f ' -Q15 Null' Q Q ' ' Q YB ,tiff ' , 4. ri at , J A -N E W, f ll N gt A Q are Z , f ,, gqff, , xl' 1, at new A 52' 4 A M , ' ' f a AQ V ' Wy, 'A 'lf ii of , of X 5 J .. I M wt: l' Thelma Backus Lou1s Brenchley Charlesxx orth HOHO1 a Daugherty Shlrlev Egg L01 rame Bates Annette Browmng Jannell Coomler Dlck Dent Georgla Elhott 'VIar1e Beesley Bobbx Burhoop 'Vhke Cordell Ernest Dlckson Bob Ell Donna Allen Rov Bessey George Burke Denny Corw xn Tony Dorsch Petra Elster Tom Alley John Bozarth B1 Burke Dax md Crane Karen Dotson Deryl Ferguson wx, 'i Joanne Arensmeler Shlrley Breadon Bex erly Casteel e Cunmngham Brenda Eakm Sue Forbes 1' C'7 ff MarJor1e Ashley Jesse Brenchley Steve Champ1on Martha Dahl Bob Ebbert oe Freedman Q77 fi T3 '40 ? gl nv Y'-V' O ,fr-f 'Ui Sp-of F1 ed Freeland Nancy Gambrell Joan Gentrv Scotty Glbson Donna G1 ubb Gordon Grox er Glady s oe Hegardt Hegardt Garx Pete Hutchmson Johnson Dax e Bob Kleen Kuehl f.. 5 XL.. Janet Garbutt Bob Glaspex G1 ant Hamlln Pa Hegardt Kathx Jordan C11 lon Kuhn nxt Sy '65, aa s-0. Mflf YN-v 'L 'P-sv v-r L1 .J ,ir-f x V.. Ted Gates Stephen Gordon Carole Hancock Gan Hlll Lora Jordan D ax c Ladl on Doxothy Gowdx Mlke Harrmgton Dlanna Holhdax Joe Kentner Janet Lane L! Larx y Grater 'Ward Haw kms Bob Hollldav Altha Kxdd Nlark Latta !? Y ,X v- Jerry Grrffln Carol Haynes Karen Houston .hm Kmg Janet Llght 1 St a Ls ., I A ' 'fa' ,I ' .M Q '- ' 'X -el 1 L - Q M 3 ,G f el ,iffy W 2 - - ,Aw V ' M R ' f ,r ff T . G? . Q my l Q -I .T Q , 'R an S, ,L 4. xg. 1: ' :- If s 1 K V O V ' y lr 5' ' il E V F 1 , V ' is i lx Y, six x . .' ,C 'QQ l c 1 ul Q Ll A A E .QQ 'TW he ' W' ' A. QL :il ' Q- A 5 ,Q r 'M ,iwx Q I u f Y , Er ' a l . S-1, v-5, L 3, N R 'Q-il Q. SJ 6' '- - 1 Q -D V' Fi if, 21' ' 'L' 'll N ' N' 5: G 14 V . s asia- gv. Q ff :si-lx 3 m JN., ,-,gkyyf '1 fu... nfw .-. 4, 1. ,532 il-s ,ff Q14 Y- v J' .t . .bv ' Jw 'hi ha Irs 'E 5, L Q' s. IJ KAL -oh ig' Vs. Jackle 'vlartm Dale Mox el Neal Peterson Norman Scurlock Lmda Slack 'D L i as 0 X -x -nr 1 1 TF-Y l lofi 'N ' 51231146 fx 'T' Xe f Ann Mlller George Nance J1m Prescott Leo Seal Danny Smlth Lee Mlller Pa Needham Bud Raske Nor1ta Settelmey Jeannette Smlth EI' Joyce McArthur Ruthoxa M1115 Ken Neel Roy Retherfor Fay Shlrtcllff L1nda Smlth d Jovce McCauley Lorna MIHRS Jack Nelson Vlolet Roblnson Kay Sh1rtcl1ff Fred Sproule Don McCrea J1m Mo1san Carole Parklnson Rova Marlm Slmmons Ken Stanton C' Warren Mallory Tom Moore B1 Peden Norman Scott Marle Sxmpson Gary Stockton , . VJ.. .. ' ,y 2- Q, K, Q09 V ' X, 4 A, i fi I X x I ,., I K -10-5 ' 4 . W! T: , Q? X S 1' 1 f J hz! K,- fi V I X ish' Q 'on' -1 .1 1: L .Q -ur' 'p Civ GJ' , V H ' :Z ,V 'X ' , F' Q si 'Q at A - 0 n V l a , 3 , X V , S ,V V 1 . u , -' , V , , ,,, , r 'J 'S motif at , l .9 L hr Q, I -1 ix - if +- 0 -, , gk I s. , ' A C 1 XJCXQ .hi L J 4 i G. QM, xg . pl al M 'iv . 7 . . Q 5, ' -'L ' ::. ' . A- I tr A lr M M , v H .f - .v :SX - f , . , X fr ,, w h A .. -33: - . . xh- , 1 4 L -A 5 -' , - - ' ' ' ' ' in N ' f ,. 'S 1 g W Q -W ' 5 ,V ,. 1 J . A A . ' 1 - . .S . . 4 Y ' ll ' ' Ed 5 C? J All xx my F515 V M .A T7 -454. v Q: -. Denny Tack1tt Larry Trueax Pa Warner Gvx en Woodbury ,L Carl Taylor Joy Turnbow Janet WICQC D1ana Yeoman Sharon Telford Karen Turner D1ck W1h1Oh Phll Stephen Sn! Gary T1mmerman Gall Tyson Terry W1llard B111 Wxlhams Gordon Vance Jerry Wl11l3mS Van Zltek Ted Vnlhauer Larry Wxlson Ixot pmtuxed Jun Baxemoxe Marxm Gage Barbara Owens Jackle Dlck Kathy Ward Helen Waremg Paul Wolf T- 4 a ' .,.I f L- 1 ' ' if , X fan . Q Af T 2 A ' c. -' .L 4. 'f 4- ' ' , 5 I' J- L . . K' h , .4 , I .5 5 25 I I Q ' w J , ' w .1 fl 1 -1 'M A ' M 1 4.4 A - , : ,. 4 ft - , A y .' 1 I .. qw V ' T, ,, T' r, e H- xv A Y 5 B Z g ,Tx i 5,31 rj' guy! - xx ,N ' ..- X .1 2- y .e G if ig' fd ry L T e t . We revleu 1n thu next Qectlon f0l you the actual claenoom academlc wo1k P11nted at the 11ght le the bchedule of clasees You may xx ant to check VOUI oun 13618011411 schedule on 1t Most student xxe1e enrolled ln fue 1'egula1 classes, vs 1th one study p9I'1Od 01 athletlcs dente at xx 01 k1n each one of the eubyectx Offel ed on the 1910 56 CUl'I'1CUll1Ill Suluectb are p1eQented by de pa1tmentQ Englleh and language arts, mdth9m3t1C9 bC19HC9 QOC1dl SCISHLG, buxlneeb 8Cll1Cdt10I1, muslc and 31 t, manual 31 ts, 1 o c at 1 0 nal agrlculture, home economlcs, and health and physlcal educatlon l LKN S I Y l I 1. .1 1. .A J I 9 . . A x K1 S v n Pictured in this School at Work section are stu- f'- ' . ' . . . L , - 1 ' Y L .1 . 1 L-' ww 4 ' S' SCHEDULE OF CLASSES of 0151451 fm 1955-56 1955 1956 Period 8: Tlme I Q8 55 9 503 II C9 55 10 50? III C10 55 ll 505 IV 112 50 145D VCI 50 2457 VIK2 50 3 455 V L Anderson Gen Math I Gen Math II Gen Math II Senlor Math Gen Math I Gen Math I Mrs I K Boone Shorthand II Typxng II -I Shorthand I Bookkeeplng Shorthand I Bookkeeplng Mrs M Brown Engllsh III Engllsh II Engllsh H H Brownmg Blology Chemistry Physics Chemlstry B10I0g'y D E Campbell English I Engllsh I Englxsh I Englxsh I English I Athletxcs Kelth Clark Enghsh IV Engllsh II Engllsh IV Engush IV Engllsh IV Wm H Flsher Dean of Boys Am Problems Am Problems Dean of Boys Am Problems Am Problems H A Gobelman Health P E Health PE II Health PE I Health PE II Advanced P E Athletics O J Hansen Llbrary Llbrary Lxbrary Lxbrary L1brary M S Harris Study Hall Ar Study Hall Ar French 1 8: II Spamsh I 8: II Mrs H Hurney Algebra Adv Algebra Algebra Algc bra Gen Math II Rebert T Klme Engllsh II S Geom 8: Trlg Mech Drawlng Geometry Geometry Don Lowry Am H1st 8: Govt Study Hall Am Hlst 8: Gott Am Hlst 8: Govt Am HISI 8: Goxt Am Hxst 8: Govt Mrs M Lowry Dean of Glrls Health P E Health P E Dean of Glrls Advanced P E Drlll George Miller Engllsh III Engllsh III Engllsh III Study Hall Engllsh III Study Hall Mrs V Mlller Health PE I Enghsh II Health PE II Chorus Speech Clyde W Moore Adv Band Beg Band SCCIIOHBIS To Grade School P M Mrs D Nance J ournalxsm Publlcatlons Typlng I Typmg I Typxng I Typmg I C E Norton Offlce W Hlstory Offlce Offlce Offlce Off1Ce R B Pendleton Gen Scxence Gen Sclence Audxo Visual Gen Science Gen Sclence Gen Scxence Dorrlne Pochelu Home Econ II Adv Home Econ Home Econ II Conference Home Econ I Home Econ I Charles Porfxly Ag IV Ag II Agl Conference Study Hall Study Hall Marvm Scott Gen Busmess Drlver Tram Gen Math I Gen Math II Drxver Tram Athletics D rrel1H Sharp Ag III Ag III Conference Auto Mech Auto Mech Weldxng Charles H Ward Woodwork II Woodwork I -I Woodwork I Woodwork I Woodwork I Woodwork II Redmond Hxgn Schoql Llbriry ,f' 4570552 1 . I . R . .. I .. -..I -HF -.. -.. ' .. ' z t ' h Q ' -..11 -..1 ' .. ' X fPictured above: Myrna Magill, Conchita Gonzales, Terry Quinn, Bill Brenchleyl Seniors Hear Macbeth Recordings Juniors Use Big Dictionary For Vocabulary Work 4Pictured below: Betty Brenchley, John Moore. Darlene Jacobs. Bob Nortonl Every student must be en- rolled in English during his four years for grammar and litera- ture. Three English credits are needed for graduation. Courses in language arts sup- plement these required courses. Pictures taken from these elec- tive classes are shown at the right. Bill Leads Sophomores In Panel Discussion fPictured at left: Mary Grover, Bill Clemence, Wayne Holmes, Esther Meyer! QP1ctured above Thelma Backus Deryl Fergusonl Freshmen Diagram Sentences Journalists Read Proofs CPictured at right: Eileen Trueax, Eric Sandwick, Sondra Hubbell, Pete Moorl Librarians Arrange Bulletin Board CPietui'ed above: Leona Whitehead, Pam Prominski. Nancy Aekleyl Spanish Gets Tape Recorded fPietu1'edbelow: Vivian Lynds. Alberta Casteell r' ..'. X C-Do , , w N lv 5 nt' if 1 53' Y I 1 ' e Micrometer Use in Consumers Math QPictured below: Jerry Robertson, Dick Hayward, .,A Geometric Relations Checked 1Pictured at left: Dwight Vance, Margaret Roberts, Ron Munkresb Sphere Properties Studied In Solid Geometry, Trig fPictured below: Bill Massey, Gil Yoder, George Pedenj Norma Bells, Donna Edgertonb 5 1 ff .V . J h p FVV, ,f,, , , ' , 'ii ' ' of v Y 1 ig ' A E K4 'H . 1 r J- 1 'L i xr -it -1, .Q P111 ' X . l 5' K if V . 'C J 4 1 Algebraists Solve by Logarithms Circle Graphs Made With CPictured below: Ted Kaser, Kathie Hirsch, P1'0tl'3Ct0l'S ln Gen- Math Il Rena Haff1S0fiHefb Forbes, fPictured below: van zitek, Don Mccreay B Algebra Class Works On Linear Equation fPictured below: Bob Wendling, Steve Champion, Carol Tietjens, Barbara Hiatt! Freshmen Seek Square Root CPictured below: Pat Hegardt, Gordon Vanceb S 0 Chemists Find Neutral Point of Acid, Base With Titration Apparatus lplctured belowi Harold Pearce. Sully Gillispie. Ted Krorner, Nlyrta McCullough? fi' :rrp f 4 ' Iv q Y Ev, 1P1ctui'ed above: Richzlrd Dent. Diana Ye-Oman, Honora Daugherty. Joe Freedmzinl Frosh Determine Effects Of Atmospheric Pressure In General Science Biologists Check Coagulation Time, Hemoglobin Content Of Own Blood lP1c-lured at left: Jim Lawson, Kan-n Lzlntl. Bzu'lm1'n Nordman. Jerry Starr! Physicists Determine Buoyancy, Specific Gravity of Solids Lighter Than Water fPictured at right: Susan Latta. Phil Hector. Eugene Ferguson. Jack Powell! f-J Zi tPictured above: Gary Tittle, Lois Frogge. Kay Parkinson, Bill Hansen? American History Students Do Reference Work in Library Reaction Time Tested In Driver Education tPictured below: Tonia Kissler, Bob Powell, Dora Shearman, Steve Kassermanl tPictured above: Louise Watson, James Buffington, Bill Doan, Betty Rippeel Social Ec Seniors Observe, Discuss Chart on Democracy, Communism Lyle Locates Japan on New Map In World History Class tPictu1'ed below: Yvonne Smith, Lyle Sealh 3 1 5 V Qfr f K nv 4 l , '45, as an ,,,5 .K und- ly. ua , 1 ' .' . -.A 'X '1 . mnA,,, fP1ctured above: Louise Eberhard Donna Grubb Les Miller, Neal Petersonb Interest Graph Used In Fundamentals of Business Advanced Typists Use Dictaphones, Wide Carriage Machine lPictured below: Marlene Zitek, Carol Gorton, Shirley Frakesl CPictured above: Mildred Smith, Ross Stephen, Keith Cottrell, Agnes Eggj Second-Year Stenos Take From Timed Records X 9? fPictured above: Karen Coomler. Nancy Hartman, Janet Veatch, Linda Pankeyb Shorthand I Girls Practice From Tape Recordings Bookkeepers Make Journal Entries 4Pictured at left: Gladys Howell. Janet Felkins, Gale Parker. Carol Lindstroml Sophs Learn to Type iPictured below: Glen Williams, Chuck Marilyn Swift, Wayne Huff. Bob Eskewl 5 i ff sri-m ega 1 .Q i 'w'h '.-- ,if-Mi, -,1 s ,4f '4 ...a Mic 'Gu' fPictured above: Margie Poppe. Ted Gates. Jacquie Nickell Artists Try Portrait Sketches Choristers Try New Song tPictured below: Doreen Cyrus, Sherill Glass. Fred Ziemke. Tum Klingbeil, Carole Parkinson at DIHHUB Mama! ,am , ,p If I I .p 4 ff fPicturecl above: Roy Edwards, Cn fPictured above: Ray Gates, Delbert Linnl Engine Gets Tuned Up In Auto Mechanics Jerry Brown, Harold Forester, Jack Hilll Woodwork II Boys Spray Lacquer on Shelf In New Booth Woodworkers I Grind, Hone Plane Blades rPictured below: Pete Hutchinson Gordon Davidson. Marquis Gwartney, Jim Klukkertl .UF ATC Welders Wear Mechanical Drawers Make Helmets to Practice pattern Blueprints Vertical Up Weld fPlClUl'9d below: Phil Dahl, Lee Stewart. fPlClL1l'Cd below: Norman Kidd, Leonard Monicall Keith Butterficldl -A C'f ' fhzffi 1' 7 1 1 CPictured above: LeRoy Burk, Ed Freyj Ag IV Boys 1' Freshmen Keep Project Records Work on Tractor .- 4-sf! CPictured below: Denny COIWID Gordon Grover, Phillip Stex enl s ,,. I l Ae' A I Acetylene Cutting Learned in Ag II CPictured at right: Glen Duncan Marcel Burk! S Ag III Students Grade Grain rPictu1'ed at left: Lorence Simonsen, CI'1L11'lt:b Kl::1tl'j Jiame Z ici Pat Models Blouse Made In First-Year Sewing fPictured below: Ruthora Mills, Pat Warner, Carole Hancock! Advanced Homemakmg Girls Fit New Hassock Cover In Home Furnishings Unit CPictured at right: Darlee Epps Shirley Knowles, Joan Peckb 'X Frosh Check Eyes Bw' .Jlwlth and Phqaad 8 ' Deep Knee Bends Part Of Freshman Calisthenics CPictu1'cd above: Jesse Brenchley, . D V, I is Mike Harringtom Y' ,ii :SW P 7 my - fs.. 33. - X ,ha-.' .0 ,gr ik . N ,V h I - trippy- , 6 lf , , da -gm 'I , Y L.. f' ,V .J ,A ' x ii' . 'G Sophomores Indian Wrestle to Develop Muscles by Dual PE Stunts Norman Kidd Does Back Flip On Trampoline In Advanced Class Pulse Beats Checked In Health II fPlL'tLll'L'Cl bc-low: Mlkc .'xllJl'lL'lI. Mike Adams! S S x J r fPlClUI'L'd above: Ann Chnsty, Verma Brfmking, Greta Farlow Sheila Skeem Sophomores Study Muscle System Personal Appearance Bulletins Get Attention In Freshman Health 1Pic-tured below: Lorraine Bates Georgia Elllott. Brenda Eakmk I In the ACt1Y1t19Q sectlon of thls annual begmnlng here we have xevlewed the actlve student clubs p1C tuxed and 1dent1f1ed the membels and 0fflC91Q and llsted the mam pro3ects of the year for each P1ctu1 ed at the top of the opposlte page IS a photo glaph of several of the club presldents taken for Panther Scratches publ1c1ty va 1th Dean F1she1 as Santa Claus at the Chrlstmas party At the bottom rlght 1S a p1ctu1e of the offlcers of the R6g10H II student councll Redmond was host to a regional conference here Oct. 17 and 18 ... . . . . Y H v . . . , . - r v . .. . . . . . 'r . . . . ' - . . . .. . . . y .. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . FLUTES Susan Latta Sheryl Hector Norma Stacey CLARINETS Jane Elliott Claron Ferguson JoAnn Arensmeier George Elliott Karen Houston Norma Bells Gwen Tyson Gail Tyson Larry Wilson Barbara Booth J anell Coomler Alvin Shopshire Linda Latta Patty Jameson Tony Dorsch Conchita Gonzales Curtis Rounds ALTO SAXOPHONE Jerry Lear Phyllis Sleasman TENOR SAXOPHONE Donna Allen BASS CLARINET Nancy Gambrell BASSOON Eileen Irby FRENCH HORN Phil Hector Shirley Vilhauer Rena Harrison Bill Burke CORNETS Dick Hammack Elda Schoonover Steve Kasserman Bill Peden Marilyn Feller Bob Norton an-at-....... BAND OFFICERS: CBack rowh Librarian Karen Houston, Faculty Director Clyde Moore. CFront rowb P r e s id e n t Dick Hammack, Vice President Jerry Lear, IS'ecretary Lois Petersen, Treasurer Susan atta. 3 ff TROMBONES Karen Dotson Vivian Lynds Ed Elliott BARITONES Velma Lynds Bob Starr Jim Moisan BASSES Dwight Vance Don Ehrlich Ed Charlesworth PERCUSSION Lois Petersen Lee Ragland George Nance Chris Lewis Gary Ellenbolt BAND MAJORETTES: CBack rowh Carole Han cock, Alberta Casteel. fFront rowb Nancy Ackley Head Majorette Lois Petersen, Carole Parkinson 1 CLARINET QUARTET pictured above: Janell Coomler, Claron Ferguson, Jo Ann Arensmeier, Jane Elliott. fKaren Houston took position of Jo Ann second semesterl Dance Band Pictured at Upper Right DOWN BEATS: Lee Ragland, piano, Dwight Vance, bass, Karen Dotson, trom- boneg Bill Peden, 3rd trumpetg Lois Pe- tersen, drumsg Steve Kasserman, 2nd trumpetg Dick Hammack, 1st trumpet, Ted Kromer, 3rd alto sax, Jerry Lear, lst alto saxg Mr. Moore, and tenor sax. BRASS SEXTET pictured at the right: Karen Dotson, trombone, Velma Lynds. baritone: Dwight Vance. bass, Phil Hec- tor, French horng Dick Hammack, cornet Elda Schoonover, Cornet. Emi! CBack rowl Bill Peden, Janell Coomler, Karen Houston, Phil Hector, Norma Bells, Bob Norton, Claron Ferguson, Ed Charlesworth, Don Ehrlich, Dwight Vance. !Row 49 Ed Elliott, Susan Latta, Linda Latta, Sheryl Hector, Norma Stacey, Gwen Tyson, Shirley Vilhauer, Gail Tyson, Alvin Shopshire, Jerry Lear. CROW 33 Tony Dorsch. Bob Starr, Dick Ilaniniack, Barbara Booth, Elda Schoonover, George Nance, Jane Elliott, Lee Ragland, Larry Wilson, Nancy Garnbrell, Karen Dotson. CROW 27 Vivian Lynds, Jo Ann Arensnieier. Marilyn Feller, Conchita Gonzales, Velma Lynds, Chris Lewis. Steve Kasserman, Donna Allen. Phyllis Sleasnian. Rena Harrison, Georgia Elliott, Clyde Moore. !Front rowq Alberta Casteel, Carole Hancock. Lois Petersen, Carole Parkinson, Nancy Ackley. CNot pictured: Curtis Rounds, Patty Jameson, Eileen Irby, Bill Burke, Jim Moisan, Gary Ellenboltq .Q Q fi BAN0 Q7 Future Teachers of America CBack row? Jane Elliott, Lee Ragland, Carol Vadnais, Frances Trueax, Shirley Vilhauer, Mary Carter, Norma Bells, Ann Poole, Donna Edgerton. tRow 23 Yvonne Smith, Carol Lindstrom, Chris Lewis, Esther Meyer, Judy Duval, Joan Hill, Tonia Kissler, Ruth Meyer, J a n et Felkins. CFront row! President Beverly Fox, Vice President Joan Peck. Secretary Pat Miller, Treasurer Elda Schoonover, Librarian Louise Watson, Historian Lois Petersen, Faculty Adviser Miss Margaret Harris. tNot pictured: Betty Anliker, Lee Donnell, DeLoris Farthing, Nancy Hartman, Roberta McClaran, Karen Schoenl Quiwie '7eadwz4 Future Teachers of America is a national organization for high school and college students who are interested in going into teaching as a profession. Members of the Redmond chapter pictured above sent 15 delegates to the state convention in Corvallis in February. F. T. A. members learn the opportun- ities and preparation requirements for teaching in grade and high schools. Any student is eligible for membership who is interested in becoming a teacher. Diplomatic Corps 'GMM The Diplomatic Corps is a language club organized this year to create and to maintain interest in foreign languages in this school and community. They had monthly night meetings to hear speak- ers. They presented a foreign language program to students who will be in high school next year. To become a member, a student must have an introduction to a foreign language and be interested in languages. Students not enrolled in a foreign language here may become a member if they know some foreign language. Velma Lynds, Carol Lindstrom, Carol Vadnais, Norman Davis, Jim McCormick, Ted Kromer, Phil Hector. Bob Kaser, Ann Smyth, Vivian Lynds. CSitting7 Moderator Lee Donnell. Transcriber- Pat Miller. Supervisor Miss Margaret Harris. .g I Q C7 1' ' I . 4 1-3 1 ' Q, ' . hub ' W ' fs -Q 3, , - ..-A '-.. 9 R-mar' sf 4 , 5'-' lu 4 Z y ...W : ln ' J fr' 6 l Science Club fBack row? Ralph Beesley, Bill Resare, Lynn Hyder, Gilbert Yoder, Jim McCormick, Bob Norton. fRow 25 Steve Kasserman, Lee Donnell, Bill Massey, Bob Kaser, Bob Powell, John Moore. fFront rowj President Courtney Lantz, Secretary-Treasurer Jack Powell, Faculty Adviser Howard Browning. CNot pictured: Vice President Dan Ehrlich, David McMullen, George Peden, Harold Pearcej 'Science Glad Membership is open to any junior or senior interested in science. Purpose of the club is to further acquaint the members with things of a scientific nature. Speakers and movies are used at meetings. Individual members work on projects of their own choosing. Rally em Anyone who is serving or has served as a song or yell leader is automatically a member of the Rally Club. Members of the club meet regularly and help the present song and yell leaders and the Pep Club in developing good school spirit. They sponsored after-game dances Sept. 30, Nov. 4, Jan. 14, March 3, and March 30. They helped to finance trips for this year's rally squad. Rally Club Members fBack rowb Edythe Urie, Korleen Kraft, Sally Gillispie, Pat McClure. Margaret Roberts, Judy Lisius, Linda Pankey, Sharon Rector. fFront rowj President Karen Schoen. Vice President George Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer Jo Coyner. Louise Eberhard, Sandra Absher, Terry Quinn, Dora Shearman. tN0t pictured: Nancy Hartman, Faculty Adviser Don Lowry.J CBack rowJ Bill Resare, Dick Resare, Irene Reigle, Ann Poole, Rebecca Gambrell, Gary Daron, Tom Klingbeil. Gordon Davidson, Fred Ziernke, Marlin Simmons. fRow 43 Gary Ellenbolt, Agnes Egg, Lareta Barkdoll, Louise Forster, Mary Grover, Penny Lieser, Carola Harrison, Brenda Eakin, Carol Gohrke. Petra Elster. CROW 3? Marquita Koepke, Francie Swanson, Donna Edgerton, Carole Parkinson, Diane Haynes, Beverly Casteel, Joan Gentry, Esther Meyer, Barbara Hiatt, Darlene Restorff. fRow 29 Marie Forster, Edythe Urie, Barbara Snyder, Helen Champion, Carol Gorton, Dorothy Gowdy, Carol Lake, Mike Adams, Don Swearingen, Doreen Cyrus. CFront rowj Glenda Mickel, Chris Lewis. Shirley Breadon, Marilyn Feller, Sherrill Glass. Linda Smith, Jo Coyner, Retha Holechek, Arleen Durfee. Annette Browning, Mrs. Vona Miller. CNot pictured: Pat Craig, Dolores Gallegos, Marjorie Marsden, Marjorie Murray, Esther Reigle, Jackie Rennels.J T, 1 I I, s'1 'f' P A . 4 CHORUS OFFICERS: President Francie Swanson, Vice President Edythe Urie, Secretary-Treasurer Penny Lieser, Reporter Retha Holechekg Director Mrs. Vona Miller. bxecf 0404414 GIRLS' SEXTET: Carol Gorton and Carol Gohrke, altosg Jo Coyner and Lareta Barkdoll. second sopranosg Marilyn Feller and Penny Lieser, first sopranos. '....N 1 f GIRLS TRIO: Arleen Durfee, alto, Jo Coyner, second soprano, Penny Lieser, first soprano. Chorus members participated in two concerts, the CO music festival, and district contest and sang for open house. baccalaureate, and commence- ment. MIXED QUARTET: Bill Resare, baritone, Dick Resare, tenor, Ar- leen Durfee, alto, Penny Lieser, soprano. Ll Nancy Hartman, annual editor Roberta McClaran, newspaper editor Editing this annual, the 1956 Juniper, and the monthly edition of the school newspaper, Panther Scratches, were the main projects of the journalism class this year. Gary Baker and Courtney Lantz edited the basketball dope book. Nancy Hartman, the Juniper annual editor: Sharon Rector, advertising man- ager, Jo Coynerg Joan Peck, and Ann Smyth sold the advertising for this yearbook. Members of the class as- sembled the information for the various pages herein. Roberta McClaran, Panther Scratches editor, made assignments to the journal- ism class for each issue. The school district and student body funds fi- .,,,A.,A:!, I- ,,,,Qk., , Il-'lirvhjw 2,, 452.11 :gag , a s f, , f' 'I-.Cctv 'hz df? 4 ,Y - 45 ,.,, e , . 1 'Yi'-' ' V nanced the paper. Summary articles of school activities were included in the issue. In this one-year elective course of journalism in the English department, students studied gathering and writing news, headline writing, freedom of the press, how to read newspapers, and the history of journalism. Mrs. Della Nance was the instructor and adviser to student publications. Members of Journalism Class ' fBack row? Bill Resare, Eugene Ferguson, Calvin Craig, Gary Baker, Don McClure, Ann Poole George Taylor, Robert Thompson, Mary Carter, Nancy Hartman, Joe Peterson. CROW 23 Ann Smyth, Eileen Trueax, Jack Moor, Art Taylor, Joan Peck, Ray Gowdy, Betty Anliker, Judy Cripe Sondra Hubbell, Eric Sandwick, Pete Moor, Courtney Lantz. fFront rowj An nette Forbes Marlene Nafie, Sharon Rector, Helen Champion, Mavis Seely, Edythe Urie, Janet Felkins, Jo Coyner, Retha Holechek, Donna Poffenbarger, Jacqueline Booth. tNot pictured! Marquita Koepke, Esther Reigle, Don Rosebrook. Nf f' Qfiffifw RADIO CLUB: CBack rowb Dwight Vance, Bill Resare, Harold Pearce, Keith C o ttre 1 l, Jerry Robertson, Ted Kromer, Ross Stephen, Jim Buffington. CROW 33 Eileen Irby, Carmen D urfee, Gwen Tyson, Ruth Meyer, Helen Wareing, Carol Gohrke, Judy Duval, Pat McClure. CROW 29 Ann Christy, Alberta Casteel, Lois Petersen, Joyce Wareing, Margaret Roberts, Arlene Hanson, Chris Lewis, Dora Shearman, Janet Felkins. tFront rowl President George Taylor. Vice President Kay Parkinson. Secretary-Treasurer Penny Lieser, Copywriter Jo Coyner. Student Council Representative Sally Gillispie. fNot pictured: Peggy Peterson, Nancy Hartman, Richard Hayward, Flo Holliday, Lee Ragland, Marquita Koepke, Jim McCormick, Bob Powell, Dick Resare.J Raglan Glad Gil Lieser of the local radio station was instrumental in organizing the stu- dents pictured above into a radio club which was recognized by the student council as a student club. Major project for the year was presenting The Red- mond High School Hour over KJUN three times each week. Present mem- bers may vote in additional members upon receipt of a written application for such membership. P Glad Students pictured below organized a photography club this year which was recognized by the student council as a student club in December. They met Wednesday noons and shared their knowledge and equipment. They bought new contact printing equipment and used the officials' room in the gym for a lab which was open to members during noon hour. The club is open to all stu- dents seriously interested in photog- Email raphy. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: tBlack rowl Les Miller, George Johnston, Gary Daron, George Peden, Dwight Vance, Tom Klingbeil, Ron Munkres. CFront rowb President Don McClure, Vice President Curtis Lantz. Secretary-Treasurer Jim Buffington. Faculty Adviser O. J. Hansen. Curtis Rounds, Gary Baker. CNot pictured: Tom Moore, Paul Wolf! ,, ,-lf ' , -an x i i ctr. ' -i 4 nf Q E1 0 A Am as S 6 ' v A A ll , 7 M ,fd '.- ', -' ,u -f -3 f 1 'f . Q 4, .4 N V- - M' 8'+ L7 , nf lj 'i lx ia ,EE F0 .Q it 3 r 'l!l, v' l l KEY CLUB: CBack rowi Eugene Ferguson, Randy Jones. Gary Baker, Jim Mooney, Harold Pearce, Jim McCormick, Bill Penhollow, Dave McCrea, Sid Carter, Bob Thompson, CROW 2? Ron Munkres, George Taylor, Ted Kromer, Jack Powell, Bob Powell, Phil Hector, Jerry Lear, Jerry Starr, Mike Albrich, Bob Kaser, Lee Donnell, Dick Hammack. fFront rowj President George Johnston. Vice President Bill Massey, Secretary Steve Kasserman, Treasurer Dan Brown, Coun- cil Representative Jerry Robertson, Distric! Lieutenant Governor Norman Davis, Faculty Adviser Brian Pendleton. CNot pictured: Don Ehrlich, Joe Peterson, Sergeant-at-Arms Dwight Vance.l Ka, em K Project of the boys' service group pictured above included their annual holly sale, taking and selling tickets at all home games, operating pencil ma- chines in the hall, sponsoring a dance, and ordering white jackets with Key Club emblems for all members who wished them. Members are voted in by written request from candidates. This girls' service organization pic- tured below is sponsored by the Red- mond Kiwanis. Major projects this year included selling blue crutches for the March of Dimes and sending dolls to an orphanage. New members are chosen each spring by the club. KEYETTES: CBack rowl Eileen Irby, Sheryl Hector, Joan Peck, Bethcne Callison, Linda Latta, Francie Swanson, Kay Parkinson, Sally Gillispie, Marilyn Swift. fRow 23 Janet Veatch, Pat Miller, Sharon Rector, Carol Lindstrom, Lorna Flake, Joyce Wareing, Sharon Day, Jo Coyner, Karen Lantz, fFront rowl President Doreen Cyrus, Vice President Ann Smyth, Secretary Carol Gohrke, Treasurer Jean Stanton, Council Representative Judy Lisius, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Helen Hurney. WJ 1Bac'k rowl Karen Svhoen. Pat McClure, Beekx' Gillmouth. Kay Urell, Myrna Magill. Shirley llarvc-y. Pat lfililies. Diane Mason, Peggy Short, Darla,-e Epps. Carol Gorton lROXK' 229 Shirley Frzakes. Marilyn Gillisple. Terry Quinn. Dorothy Yilhauer. Louise ElDCl'l'lEll'Cl. Joyce Waroing, Eva Speaiknian. Margie Trueax. Carolyn Syaryerud. IXlzii'gai'vt Roberts. Judy Lisius. fFront row? Glenda Mickel. Kathie Hirsch. Janet Lengele. Pat Sohm. Pflla Mae VVineg:ir. Tamara Miller, Sherrill Glass. Claudia Gannon, Dolores Tittle, Janet Felkins, Shirley Knowles, Miss Dorrine ,ff 44' tBack rowl Marilyn Swift, Norma Bells, Myrta McCullough, Joan Peck. Ann Smyth. Betty Rippc-e. Mary Carter. Pat Winn, Gwen Tyson, Sheryl Hector. Louise Forster. 4Row 21 Frances Trueax. Kay Hyder. Joan Hill, Donna Riser. Marilyn Cobban. Jeanette Rippee. Mary Hunt, Elda Schoonoyer. Donna Edgerton, Jan Parkey. Pat Jones. fFront rowi Sondra Hubbell, Mary Lou Klann. Judy Duyal. Sally Gillispie. Kay Parkinson. Barbara Henske. Jane Elliott. Edythe Uris. Sharon Rector. Myrna Widener, Francie Swanson. fNot pictured: Betty Brenchley, Nancy Hartman, Retha Holechek, Marquita Koepke, Carol Yadnaisl Pochelu. .xx 00 M 2 0 44114 Girls who have taken one semester of home economics are eligible for membership in the Future Homemakers of America, which is a national high school organization. Three Christmas baskets were prepared and distributed to needy families by the Red- mond chapter this year. Four different ban- quets were prepared and served this year for the Central Oregon Schoolmen, football players, basketball players, and the F. F. A. Because the membership was so large, the freshman girls met separately and carried on projects of their own. They sold home- made candy during noon hours to raise finances. May 14 was the date of the annual Mother- Daughter tea the members sponsored. The district convention was in October at Wy'- east, near Hood River. Patsy Frakes and Joan Peck were delegates to the state con- vention in Corvallis February 24 and 25. Joan Peck was Redmond's candidate for state secretary. Three degrees may be earned by members. These are awarded for completion of projects concerning improvement of school, commun- ity, home, and self. Points are awarded for each completed project, and degree awards for the year were made at the Mother- Daughter tea. FHA Officers fBack rowj Recreation Director Donna Riser, Faculty Adviser Miss Dorrine Pochelu. CROW 25 Parliamentarian Donna Edgerton, Reporter Shirley Frakes, His- torian Tamara Miller. CFront rowl Presi- dent Ann Smyth, Vice President Francie Swanson, Secretary Joan Peck. CNot pic- tured: Treasurer Kay Parkinson, Degree Chairman Sally Gillispie.l Freshman FHA Girls fBack row? Honora Daugherty, Dianna Holliday, Helen Wareing, Shirley Egg, Marie Beesley, Joyce McCauley, Janet Lane. CROW 37 Joy Turnbow, Pat Warner, Janet Wiese. Diana Yeoman, Pat Needham. Altha Kidd, Janet Light. CRow 27 Ann Miller. Jeanette Smith, Carole Hancock, Norita Settelmeyer, Sharon Telford, Marie Simpson, Marjorie Ashley. Joyce McArthur. fFront rowl Faculty Adviser Miss Dorrine Pochelu, Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Jordan, Vice President Ruth Mills. tNot pictured: President Lorraine Bates, Gwen Woodburyp 3 , .Y- 4 - sv is i Rf' 56 u '- F.F.A. Members Pictured Above CBack rowb Larry Smith, Dennis Deardorff, Bill Burke, Ed Elliott, Mike Harrington, Gary Johnson, Joe Kentner. CROW 23 Bill Brenchley, Douglas Simon, Jesse Brenchley, Bill Massey, Jim Klukkert, Gordon Grover, Mr. Porfily. iFront rowl Dean Flory, Lee Cunningham, Norman Scott, Scott Gibson, Gary Corwin, Nard Hawkins, Louis Brenchley, Marcel Burk, Denny Corwin. Waimea affq ' F.F.A. Members Pictured Below CBack rowb Lynn Hyder, Keith Cyrus, David Crane, Jack Amen, Sidney Carter, Curtis Rounds, Frank Zitek. CROW 29 Kenneth Neal, Bob Wendling, Jim Prescott, Pat Porter, Harry Phillips, Mark Latta, Phillip Stephen. fFront rowb Dennis Jordan, Jim Larson, Gene Johnson, Vic Parkhurst, Glen Duncan, Ito Tatti, Bob Ebbert, Mr. Sharp. CNot pictured: Jim Baltimore, Floyd Bessey, LeRoy Burk, Kenneth Coder, David Freeland, Fred Freeland, Ed Frey, Lyle Gibson, John Grover, Charles Kissler, Don Larson, Lorence Simonsenb F0 v I T7 f ' C 1 6.5 .naw .. , ..-4 ., F.F.A. Officers CStandingJ Faculty Advisers Derrell Sharp and Charles Porfily. 4SittingJ President Ed Frey, Vice President Bill Massey, Secretary Dean Flory, Treasurer Glen Duncan, Reporter J a me s Klukkert, Sentinel Larry Smith. Ed Frey and David Freeland were sent to the national convention in Kansas City this year from the Red- mond F. F. A. chapter. Ed Frey and John Grover were nominated for the Degree of State Farmer. 4414 Glen Duncan, Dennis Jordan, Jim Klukkert, Harry Phillips, and Bob Wendling were members of the judging team that placed sixth out of 43 entries at the state fair. In November the traditional F. F. A. barn dance was held in the gym, with Vicki Schneider reigning as queen. The Crooked River Ramblers furnished music for dancing. At the district convention held in Malin December 9 and 10, Lorence Simonsen, public speaker, placed sec- ond. A parliamentary team of Chairman Bill Massey, Glen Duncan, Dean Flory, Jim Klukkert, Lorence Simonsen, and Bob Wendling placed third in district competition. In the district skills contest in Madras in March Redmond placed second in crops team standing and treasurer's book. Bill Massey got a first in potato grading and fourth in seed identifica- tion and agricultural spelling. Keith Cyrus took second in plane sharpening and third in first-year current record book. Mike Harrington got second in tool identification and Norman Scott, fourth. Jim Klukkert took third in crops judging and Larry Smith, fourth in acetylene cutting. In the spring the F. H. A. girls served the annual F. F. A. parent-son banquet, and were guests of the F. F. A. boys on a picnic. F.F.A. Parliamentary Team Bill Massey, Bob Wendling, Dean Flory, James Klukkert, Glen Duncan. fNot pictured: Lorence Simonsenl CW Letterman's Club CBack row! Dennis Nordman, President Earle Smith. Council Representative Wilbur Durtee, Earl Schult, Gordon Cooper, Randy Jones, Sergeant-at-Arms Lee Stewart. Bill Eskew. CROW 31 Bill Hansen, Darrell Mallery, Gary Robin, Don McClure, Gary Daron, Sergeant-at-Arms Dave McCrea, Joe Peterson, Ralph Beesley, Tom Klingbeil. CRow 23 Bob Powell, Marquis Gwartney, LeRoy Dean, Lyle Seal, Bob Thompson, Rod Reid, Ron Munkres, Philip Dahl, Howard Browning. CFront rowl Eric Sandwick, Roy Edwards, Tim Latta, Avery Tittle, Bill Stanton, Secretary-Treav urer Floyd Bessey. Keith Butterfield, Vice President Jack Carlson. Don Smith, Faculty Adviser Marvin Scott. CNot pictured: Gary Baker, Steve Carter, David Freeland, Ray Gates, Lorence Simonsenl .felfwmmai Glad 9.4.4. Any boy who has earned a letter in a major sport or as a manager of a major sport is eligible to be a member of the Letterman's Club. No initiation is held. A boy is considered a member of the club when he pays his dues, attends the meetings, and participates in the projects. This year the club purchased a 16- m.m. camera which was used to take pictures of Redmond's students in ac- tion. They are making payments on the camera and pop machine. They spon- sored two after-game dances during the year, handled refreshment concessions Membership in the Girls' Athletic Association is based on points earned from participating in a noon-hour sports program. Nov. 21 they had their initi- ation and a volleyball playnight. Girls who are not members may join in the noon hour program. G. A. A. presented a tumbling program during a student assembly March 2. Eighteen of this group went to Prine- ville March 3 to participate in a volley- ball playday. The annual G. A. A. formal dance was held in the gym March 23 as a girl-date-boy affair. Girls' sports are reviewed in the athletics section of this at all home ball games, and sometimes annual- helped to usher at games. Girls' Athletic Association CBack row? Eileen Irby, Marilyn Swift, Point Recorder Joan Peck, Gwen Tyson, Shirley Vilhauer, Mary Lou Klann, Linda Latta, Ann Smyth. CROW 29 Vice President Betty Anliker, Myrn a Widener, Jane Elliott, DeLoris Farthing, Karen Lantz, Marilyn Gillispie, Jo C 0 y ner, Patty Jameson. CFront rowb Mary Carter, Myrta McCullough, Kay Hyder, President Jean Stanton, Barbara Henske, Head of Sports Tonia Kissler, Sharon McCormick, Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Day, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Lowry. CNot pictured: Retha Holechek, Roberta Mc- Claran.J 1-A . F Honor Society Members fBack row? George Peden, Wilbur Durfee, Gary Baker, Ralph Beesley, Jack Powell, Kay Trueax, Betty Rippee, Vicki Schneider, Ann Smyth. fRow 29 Beverly Fox, Jean Stanton, Myrna Widener, Gary Tittle, Janet Veatch, Elda Schoonover, Jane Elliott, Kay Parkinson, Shirley Frakes. CFront row? President Bill Massey, Vice President Pa! Miller, Secretary Susan Latta, Treasurer Courtney Lantz, Faculty Adviser Keith Clark. Doreen Cyrus, Terry Quinn, Steve Kasserman, Velma Lynds, Jo Coyner. CNot pictured: Ann Pooleb Members are selected by a faculty committee on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. To be eligible for consideration, a student must be on the honor roll twice. Fifteen members were tapped Jan. 20 in a student body assembly by a committee of Chairman Myrna Widener, Jane Elliott, and Vicki Schneider. A banquet to which parents were invited pep Glad Girls become eligible for this club on a point system based on their attitude and participation in school activities. This year they purchased new gold skirts to wear with white blouses and their Pep Club sweaters, as pictured above. They held food sales also to fi- nance their projects. They sit in special sections at athletic contests and in general lead the student was held in March. body in Pep and sportsmanship in all phases of activities. Pep Club CBack row? Assistant Concession Manager Marlene Zitek, Marilyn Swift, Carmen Durfee, Myrta McCullough, Shirley Vilhauer, Ann Smyth, Secretary Vicki Schneider, Penny Lieser, Peggy Peterson, Joan Peck, Donna Riser, Carol Vadnais, Beverly Fox. tRow 33 Ruth Meyer, Betty Anliker, Jane Elliott, Jan Parkey, Pat Jones, Sondra Hubbell, Pam Prominski, Korleen Kraft, Pat McClure, Sally Gillispie, Concession Manager DeLoris Farthing, Vice President Karen Schoen, Treasurer Francie Swanson. iRow 29 Myrna Widener, Patsy Frakes, Pat Miller, Alberta Casteel, Edythe Urie, Roberta McClaren, Marilyn Retherford, Tamara Miller, Sharon Rector, Shirley Frakes, Margaret Roberts, Judy Lisius, Jo Coyner, Janet Felkins. fFront rowh Kay Parkinson, Nancy Ackley, President Myrna Tull, Judy Duval, Lois Petersen, Dorothy Vilhauer, Terry Quinn, Joyce Wareing, Marilyn Gillispie, Louise Watson, Shirley Knowles, Arleen Durfee. CNot pic- tured: Faculty Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Lowry, Judy Cripe, Nancy Hartman, Lee Ragland! 40101223 ' F. B. L. A. sponsored the printing of the football and basketball programs for the games again this year. They sold the advertising in the fall to pay the printing cost, so that the programs could be given to game spectators. In order to belong to this organiza- tion, a student has to have completed a one-year course in the business educa- tion department and be enrolled in an- other. Twenty-eight new members were initiated into FBLA this year at a banquet. fear 414' Instead of exchanging gifts at their annual Christmas party, F. B. L. A. members this year brought food, which was distributed to needy families. Guest speakers at meetings this year included Mrs. Stephen Gaylord from Gaylord's Fashion Shop, who spoke on correct grooming and dress for office work, and Rudy Park, attorney, who spoke on office work connected with the practice of law. Members of F.B.L.A. CBack row? Keith Cottrell, Flo Holliday, Norma Bells, Roberta Cornett, Kay Trueax, Betty Rippee, Ruth Meyer, Myrta McCullough, Joan Hill, Joan Peck. CROW 43 Vicki Schneider, Lee Ragland, Penny Lieser, Mary Lou Klann, Mildred Smith, Eileen Trueax, Donna Edgerton, Jan Parkey, Pat Jones, Sondra Hubbell. fRow 37 Karen Schoen, Francie Swanson, DeLoris Farthing, Janet Veatch, Barbara Henske, Tonia Kissler, Judy Duval, Rena Harrison, Carol Lindstrom, Myrna Magill. fRow 29 Alberta Casteel, Lois Petersen, Conchita Gonzales, Carol Ann Gorton, Shirley Frakes, Darlee Epps, Dorothy Vilhauer, Gladys Howell, Joyce Wareing, Dora Shearman, Velma Lynds. CFront rowl President Ross Stephen. Vice President Louise Watson. Secretary Beverly Fox, Treasurer Terry Quinn, Reporter Doreen Cyrus, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Irene K. Boone. Marilyn Retherford, Alberta Burhoop, Janet Felkins, Virginia Dykstra, Patty Jameson. tNot pictured: Marilyn Bozarth, Nancy Hartman, Marlene Zitek.l .-' viii' S llfffffv ' J 'Yin 'if CBack rowJ Peggy Peterson V1Ckl Schnelder Penny Lleser Marlene Zltek Donna Edgerton Betty Anllker Patsy Wmn Jan Parkey CROW 49 Pat Jones Sondra Hubbell Pam Prom1nsk1 Judy Duval DeLor1s Farthmg Helen Champ1on Claudla Gannon Dorothy Gowdy CROW 37 Dorothy Vllhauer Joyce Waremg Lmda Pankey Myrna Tull Loulse Watson Carol Lake Jacqule Nlckel Leona Whitehead fRow 29 Shu'ley Knowles Betty Whltehead Tamara Mlller Arlene Durfce Roberta McClaran Edythe Ur1e Alberta Burhoop Dolores Tlttle fFront rowl MaJorette Nancy Hartman Head Magorette Kay Parkmson MaJorette Carmen Durfee CNotp1ctured Lorna Flake Retha Holechek Sharon Rector Substxtutes Glenda Mlckel Donna Grubb Duane Haynes Lorrame Bates Helen Waremg Faculty Dxrector Mrs Marguerxte Lowryb New whlte and gold unxforms this year enhanced the appearance of the snappy well tramed dr111 team plctured above who pre sented drxlls at half tlmes at football and basketball home games Thls year the g1r1s went to the state basketball tournament ln Salem durmg sprmg vacat1on where they 0 made a b1g h1t wxth people from all over the state and helped to put Redmond on the rnap n Senlor glrls awarded plns at the last game wlth Burns here March 4 were Betty Anhker, Alberta Burhoop, Helen Champlon, Dorma Edgerton, DeLor1s Farthxng, Roberta Mc Claran, V1ck1 Schnelder, Myrna Tull, Edythe Une, Louxse Watson, and Marlene Zltek The glrls pald a trlbute to Mrs Lowry, d1rector, who taught drlll as a regular accredlted sub Ject slxth perxods 7mm ,. .rf Council for Safe Teens CBack rowl Jury-Members Jerry Brown, Phil Hector, Kay Parkinson, Lois Petersen, Sharon Day. tFront row! President Darrell Woolhiser, Vice President Earle Smith, Secretary Karen Schoen, Judge Bill Penhollow, Faculty Adviser Marvin Scott. Safe-'7een4 Students who had qualified by March 7 as members were Gary Baker, Norma Bells, Dan Brown. Jerry Brown, Bill Browning, Mary Carter, Stephen Carter, Errol Cleyen- ger, Gordon Cooper, Roberta Cornett. Keith Cottrell. Judy Cripe, Dennis Dahl, Norman Davis, Sharon Day, Dennis Deardorff, Jim Downs. Carmen Durfee. Wilbur Durfee. Vir- ginia Dykstra. Donna Edgerton, Don Ehrlich. Ed Elliott. Jane Elliott. Darlee Eppsg DeLoris Farthing, Dean Flory, Ed Frey, Lois Frogge. Ted Fry. Ray Gowdy, Dick Hammack. Bill Hansen, Rena Harrison. Nancy Hartman. Phil Hector. Gladys Howell, Sondra Hubbell, Day Hyder. Lynn Hyder, Gene Johnson. George Johnston. Pat Jones. Randy Jones. Bob Kaser. Steve Kasserman, Norman Kidd. Tonia Kissler, Mary Lou Klann. Tom Klingbeil. Ted Kromer, Velma Lynds. Roberta McClaran. Jim McCormick, David McCrea. Myrta McCullough. Myrna Magill. Jim Mooney. Jack Moor: Dennis Nordman, Jan Parkey, Kay Parkin- son, Harold Pearce. Joan Peck. Bill Pen- hollow. Lois Petersen. Marilyn Retherford. Betty Rippee. Gary Robin. Karen Schoen. Earle Smith. Ann Smyth. Dot Speights, Francie Swanson. Art Taylor. Robert Thomp- son. Ainbers Thornbuigli. Eileen Trueax. Kay Trueax. Edythe L'r1e. Carol Yadnais. Monty VanBibber, Dorothy Yilhauer. Shirley Vil- hauer. Louise Watson. Myrna Widener. Dar- rell vVlirrll'llSf'l'. Gil Yoder, and Marlene Zitek. Safe-Teen Club, a newly organized nation- al organization, was started in Redmond January 12, when 102 students signed up to be charter members. The club was approved by the council in January and went ahead independently. Requirements for member- ship include holding a learner's permit or driver's license and having access to a car with a certified OK. At a student assembly Marvin Scott, faculty adviser, talked to students. Judges Joe Thalhofer and Don Ellis. Insurance Agent Esther Bales, and Officer Bill Simpson dis- cussed traffic violation and the cost of teen- agers' insurance. Darrell Woolhiser was chosen as president of the club February 1-1. along with Earle Smith. vice president: and Karen Schoen, secretary. Bill Penhollow was named judge, and jury members included Kay Parkinson. Jerry Brown. Phil Hector, Lois Petersen, and Sharon Day. These students decide what action should be taken against club members who get warnings from the city police: an actual judge helps the jury make fair deci- sions. Judge Frances Cook wrote in a letter to the Redmond club: dl believe Redmond has established something of a record in this state for going after the organization in an independent and energetic manner, and I am so proud of you. We are using the Redmond plan as an example of procedure. Movies on safe driving were shown at club meetings in the study hall. Members can be recognized by the red and black bumper strip on their cars. The strip is given after the car has passed checks on brakes. steering. tires. lights. swipers. horn, rear-view mirror. and muffling equipment. ln case the holder gets a ticket. the member- ship card and sticker are suspended for a certain time. dependent on the violation. Safe-Teen slogan is 'LWQ drive sensibly, cour- teously, and drive longer, cf' 054- 11 !v1 U TM 1 I Z H fN .var In thls athlet1cs sectlon we present a FQVIGW of Panther achlex ements 1n the fue major boys sports- football basketball xuestlmg tl ack and baseball and the G A A champlonshlp teams IH guls spoxts D 1 s t r 1 c t champ1onsh1ps xx 1th pa1t1c1pat1on 1n state competltlon for basketball and xx resthng hlghllghted the year Athletes clad 1n the umfolm of the sp o rt rep lesented and a sports manager look vt 1th prlde lnto the trophy case IH the gym m the plcture at the rlght. u - o 0 v A .Y in .v . Y, - ve u 4 1 'X I ! Y - n . f., ' a 1 I n I e 0 n . no n Q 1 1 7 .u . . n Y 9 a e a s I - . u Q a Y - o u - f '. x' v A vw. -,Q .F i . ,.. A 7 'w3bau'. 4 1 4? X A 4 3. if 9' - sw ' , , 4 .. . N , jj -I . 7, Q i K ,.,.. .aa , ,M , he . rZt .- fee mf.x H r W 'mr manure COACHING STAFF: George Miller, Marv Scott, Harry Gobelman, Andy Anderson, Don Campbell. Gaacfzefi George Miller coached the freshman bas- ketball team in a successful season this year. This was his first year on the RUHS faculty. Marv Scott, in his seventh year on the faculty here, was head mentor for basketball and baseball and coached the freshman foot- ball team. Harry Gobelman, athletic director and boys' PE and health instructor, was head coach for both wrestling and track and as- sistant football coach in this, his eighth, year here. Andy QV. LJ Anderson was J. V. football coach this year. This was his first year in Redmond. Don Campbell took over the position of head football coach for the first time this year, although this was his third year on the teaching staff. He was also JV basketball Zoafh and assistant coach for track and base- al . zfhlafm Competitive sports in RUHS are con- ducted under the jurisdiction of the Oregon Schools Activities Association. Redmond took three district champion- ships this year. Redmond tied for second place in the Central Oregon league and district 8A-2 competition this year in football. ln basketball Puss took the district 3 and CO league championship for the second time in a row and went to the state tourney. Wrestlers took their second consecu- tive district 8 championship with 161 points at the district meet. Fourteen Panther matmen went to state to give Redmond the largest number of entries there. Track and baseball reported here are the 1955 spring seasons because the deadline for getting annual copy in is March 15. Redmond took the 8-A2 dis- trict and CO conference championship in 1955 track, but ended up fourth in 1955 baseball in district 8A-2. L la- 7-,.,-' -iff Members of the 1955 Football Squad tBack row? Manager Ronald Munkres, Gary Robin, Jerry Brown, Darrell Mallery, Bill Hansen, Earl Schult, Randy Jones, Stephen Carter, Lee Stewart, Eugene Ferguson, Wilbur Durfee, Dennis Nordman, Coach Harry Gobelman. CRow 23 Ralph Beesley, Jack Powell, LeRoy Dean, Raymond Gates, Herb Forbes, Gary Daron, Don McClure, Marty Peterson, Dave McCrea, Joe Peterson, Marquis Gwartney, Coach Don Campbell. CFront row! Lorence Simonsen, Dan Brown, Lyle Seal, Pat Porter, Jimmy Baltimore, Rod Reid, Floyd Bessey, Hale, Manager Bob Thompson. C.0. League Standings Varsity Football Record won Lost 3 Wins, 6 Losses Prineville .. 4 0 Redmond W 2 2 Redmond Tillamook Bums i - 2 2 Redmond Prineville Lakeview , 2 2 Redmond Crater Madras 0 4 Redmond Pendleton Redmond John Day Redmond Lakeview Award Winners Redmond Bums Don McClure-Weigand trophy as most Redmond Bend valuable player, tied for Redmond Madras Wilbur Durfee outstanding back, named fullback on Central Ore- gon All Stars. team cap- tain this year. -outstanding lineman. Earl Schult-tied for outstanding back, named next year's captain, named halfback on Central Oregon All Stars. 108 1 26 13 32 33 13 l3 12 25 6 '73 Xl: fre' F' 'id -T If 41. 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'BV if Q' ' ' f .J-13 gp .,, 'ff ' .'. a no-iv'- J 333 'INF 1 v- 44.-1 I-yr. lmtfwnman I I - - ,, ,,..-n- V 2 . 4 ., .. ,l 4 - ', ' , 'Mr.'N .1 MMP! Spd Kim., 1 y r. iettum in Seal, HB 'f' Y Q Q I if--x 1' lrltff-rmzan ,JM .- ' was H' :J X 5 2 H' 59 4 H 5 g 1 5 Ill: ' I l l I .1 Qgll i' 1' 'J ::': - . ........ .. -. .,.h.. a Offensive Line Mallery, Jones. Gwartney, Beesle Durfee, Robin , G E F' Ein , Q XI fx 'if' :::: Y' 'V .5 I ggi: W ni n ' in cs- '- ,,17 ' ..-124:-5i , .rn ,gan fig? .. Mil' .S:ii.!!QL,rt.. . - , Outstanding SChu1t,Jr., HB .-yr lc-t.f-rrrzm V 1955 4aa1f6aJ! .E Defensive Lineup CBack rowl Bessey, Reid, Peterson, Mc- Clure, Durfee. CFront rowb Robin, Schult, Daron, Gwartney, Ferguson, Nordman Offensive Backfield y, Dean, Reid, McClure, McCrea. Schult 5 s 4- lg .1 R if ,-aff 5 xv aaollallganzes ' A! Tillmaook 26, RUHS 7 Redmond led 7-6 at the end of the first half, with Earl Schult having made the score and Don McClure, the conversion. After a few vital mistakes on Puss' part. the Cheese- makers roared to a 26-7. Prineville 13. RUHS 6 Puss just couldn't do it this year. Between the bad breaks and the penalties, Redmond lost by a 13-6 decision, with Dave McCrea making Redmond's lone score. Crater 32. RUHS 20 In an offensive battle the Crater Comets scored more times than did the Panthers. The Comets held a 26-20 half-time lead. In the second half Redmond's defense stiffened, but so did the Comets' line, and the Panthers couldn't get anywhere. Final score was Crater 32, RUHS 20. Pendleton 33, RUHS 7 The Panthers bit off more than they could chew when they scheduled the Bucks this year. Redmond's boys did an outstanding job by holding the visitors to a 7-7 tie at halftime. The Pendleton potent passing at- tack was too much for the Cats and at the last gun, Pendleton had a 33-7 victory. At Gran! Union 13, RUHS 14 Redmond came through with its first win of the season when they defeated the Grant Union Prospectors there 14-13. Grant scored first on the opening kickoff. Rod Reid re- covered a Panther fumble in Grant's end zone for the Cats' first score. Then, late in the third quarter, Don McClure went up the middle for a run of 67 yards, and Earl Schult converted for a 14-6 lead. Grant Union scored again late in the fourth quarter. Lakeview 13. RU!-IS 33 After spotting Lakeview a 7-point bulge, the Cats really poured on the coal. During the game the Panthers amassed 401 yards as compared to 122 for the Honkers. Schult and McClure shared the Cat scoring. The final score was Redmond 33. Lakeview 13. A! Burns 12, RUHS 0 The Puss was upset by the Hilanders, who were really up for this one. The Panthers were weakened by spud harvest and couldn't get their offensive machine rolling. The 1-lilanders managed to do something that no other team did so efficiently, and that was to stop Schult and McClure. The final score of this game played in the rain was Burns 12, Redmond 0. At Bend 25, RUHS 7 Bend's Lava Bears proved just too much of- fense for the Panthers to stop this year. The score at half time was 12-0 in favor of the Bears. Redmond avoided a shut-out late in the third period when McClure took Joe Peterson's handoff, spun away from the last defensive man, and raced 30 yards for a Panther TD. A pass from Peterson to Rod Reid netted the extra point. Redmond threatened again the fourth period, but the Bears stopped the Panthers and went on to win 25-7. Redmond 14. Madras 6 The Puss scored early in the first quarter, with Earl Schult bombing 9 yards off-tackle to end a 47-yard thrust, with Don McClure converting. Again in the third period Schult boomed over a TD. McClure was there to get the extra point on a crossbuck. Madras got its 6 points in the fourth period to avoid a shut-out. I. 2 Q o I 'f 1, I ...I ' a P ee' L V .V I b I .. . if W: HRsg . . iggw-w'b5.dq1p '. ' ,, fT ',+ 'f-za H9911 ff ',, 'k 'fvT:5bgf .4 '51- 'ga3 v'.. '11' A., -z wo 1- -' '59 1, .5 HPK 1366 in-'P 'Q 4 o Y- 7,00 wili fsgf' Y il 'h ,fs f f E. :gt '41 . 1 S J. Q. JL, gzlua '?' I' v W mg, ,A n..,a. . i I - if .IQ x 'I ' A 'W I 1 11 Q Q, x 1 1 v 6 mu X' I QI X Y il ,L f o . - ' - 1 . 4' it - 'Y A A: WL- 4 . - H V , f 5 X ! .- i . iw... If v 44 1' A fe I , Y 1 V A H E ,. '. b lf. K ' li' lf 54. 5 ' 'J w 3 in 1 fi f l 4 afrg 'S may 4 ii 57 ' 2' W, l , ,.. 15 'yy' .i Fr ' ,rr ,. , 3.1 ny: .'f , , ,ff f5f ,fzffgagE3 3552 E 5 , 2.5 A3 1- ' , -,fggf f Varsity Basketball Squad Dennis Nordman, Bill Eskew, Jerry Brown, Joe Peterson, Dave McCrea, Dan Brown, Avery Tittle, Matt Miller, Darrell Woolhiser, Bill Hansen, Earl Schult, Wilbur Durfee. CNot pictured: Gordon Cooperj fKneelingb Assistant Manager Ron Munkres, Assistant Coach Don Campbell, Head Coach Marvin Scott, Head Manager Ralph Beesley. B '7eam21!zwr fbwbuez' Varsity Season Record Redmond 61 Redmond 40 Redmond 88 Redmond 75 Redmond 62 Redmond 49 Redmond 42 Redmond 56 Redmond 80 Redmond 38 Redmond 62 Redmond 63 Redmond 61 Redmond 56 Redmond 65 Redmond 56 Redmond 71 Redmond 44 Redmond 98 Redmond 88 Redmond 81 Redmond 98 1434 'League and 17 Wins, 5 Losses Pendleton 57 Bend 42 'Prineville 45 'Prineville 38 Springfield 47 St. Francis 51 'Madras 40 'Madras 43 'Lakeview 57 'Lakeview 35 'Burns 51 'Burns 49 'Prineville 45 'Prineville 43 Bend 72 Corvallis 74 'Madras 66 'Madras 51 'Lakeview 69 'Lakeview 72 'Burns 74 'Burns 73 1194 District Games Jamboree Scores Prineville, December 2 Redmond 14 Madras 9 Redmond 12 Prineville 6 Redmond 19 Bend 12 Redmond's Panthers were district 8 A-2 and C. O. League champions again this year. They went to state for the second consecutive time, where they won the consolation cham- pionship and the sportsmanship trophy. Red- mond has participated in state basketball tourneys in 1947, 1955, and 1956. Firsts for Redmond included beating Burns twice at Burns, beating Lakeview twice at Lakeview, setting a new team scor- ing record in one game of 98 points, scoring more total points in the season than ever before, and Joe Peterson's setting a new in- dividual scoring record of 39 points in one game. The double round robin was used in league and district for the first time this year. C.O. League and District 8 A-2 Standings w L Redmond 15 1 Madras 13 3 Prineville 5 11 Burns 3 13 Lakeview 3 13 State A-2 Tournament Salem. March 12. 13. 14 Redmond 48 St. Francis 50 Redmond 81 Newport 48 Redmond 58 Molalla 51 Kama 44 Darrell Woolhlser Joe Peterson B111 Eske v RY-MIND QQUHDNU 's...f as T554 fY.1a 1 Avery Tlttle N1 :if Gordon Cooper Matt Mxller DCHIIIS Nordman W1lbur Durfee Dave MCCYCH Earl Schult Recafuh Player FGA FGM PCT FTA FTM PCT Nordman D Schult E Peterson J Durfee W Woolhlser D T1ttle A. YYY,...,,,..,,,,,, . . Cooper G. ..,.,,,,,,,... . . Eskew B. .,,, . . . McCrea D. ,,., . ,,.,,,, . . Miller M. .. .. ,,,, H. . . Hanson B. ......,.... . . Brown J. ,. ..,..,.., ., . . Brown D ,..,,...,..... . 4 . . REB PF TPS I qjllg mln. , ,0'U'Io,,, sY 0 -a 3 5 0 qi- 0,5 'y fs sglialg gf 3 Basketball ' I J , I 49,s.jn,'4ff'f'kj' xi, x f ---' 5 X , , N ,V 1 x stulala 5 vx I f dull! 0 xc: Junior Varsity fStandingJ Leo Seal, Rod Reid, Sid Carter, Claron Ferguson, Martin Peterson, Jim Mooney, Alvin Shopshire, Keith Butterfield. CKnee1ingJ Coach Don Campbell, Manager Ron Munkres. Junior Varsity Season Redmond Redmond 40 Redmond 39 Redmond 54 Redmond 33 Redmond 57 Redmond 62 Redmond 59 Redmond 49 Redmond 41 Redmond 44 Redmond 54 Redmond 52 Redmond 46 Redmond 63 Redmond 63 Redmond 59 Redmond 49 Redmond 54 Redmond 51 Redmond 34 RJ? 9 Wins, 12 Losses 44 Madras Burns Burns T689 51 Bend 49 Prineville 37 Prineville 67 Madras 42 Madras 41 Lakeview 59 Lakeview 46 Burns 56 Burns 55 Prineville 63 Prineville 58 Bend 68 Bend 48 Paisley 31 Madras 57 Madras 56 Lakeview 48 Lakeview 62 39 56 Squad Freshman Hoop Record 11 Wins, 4 Losses The frosh beat Madras 4 times, lost to Bend by 2 points one game out of 4, out of 4 from Redmond Prineville bea La ' Madras , , t Pine twice, and beat the Culver JV's once. 54 35 won 1 varsity 45 Redmond Bend 37 Redmond 48 Prineville 53 Redmond 51 Madras 46 Redmond 49 Bend 41 Redmond 57 Prineville 49 Redmond 41 Bend 33 Redmond 56 LaPine 46 Redmond 51 Madras 49 Redmond 57 Prineville 67 Redmond 59 Prineville 63 Redmond 57 Bend 44 Redmond 67 Madras 61 Redmond 54 LaPine 43 Redmond 60 Culver JV's 46 796 723 Freshman Basketball Squad fBack rowb Manager Marlin Simmons, Edwin Charlesworth, Bob Kuehl, Bud Raske, Carl Taylor, Tom Alley, Ted Gates, Don McCrea, Ted Vilhauer, Coach George Miller. CFront rowh Deryl Ferguson, Gary Hill, Jim King, Jerry Williams, Dave Kleen, Joe Freedman, Van Zitek, Danny Smith Bob Ells Denn Corwin Y gf Q15 1' f 1955 Baseball Team fBack rowl Coach Marvin Scott, Tom Klingbeil, Gordon Cooper, Jack Moseley, Merle Eakin, Bill Eskew, David Freeland, Ralph Beesley. CFront rowj Avery Tittle, Ralph Brace, Ed Elliott, Ed Lindstrom, Joe Peterson, Keith Butterfield, Elvin Butterfield. Varsity Season Record 8 2 Wins. 12 Losses Redmond 8 Madras 12 Redmond 2 Madras 6 Redmond 4 Burns 3 Redmond 0 Burns 4 U Redmond 2 PI-ineviue 5 Baseball -lettermen for 1955.1nc1uded Ralph Redmond 2 prineviue 5 Brace, Elvm Butterfield, Ke1thDButgerf1eld, R d d 1 M d 0 Gordon Cooper, Merle Eakin, avi Free- Ridgid 7 Mid:-:Z 8 land, Tom Klingbeil, Ed Lindstrom, Jack Redmond 4 Sisters 3 Moseley, Joe Peterson, Avery Tittle, and Redmond 0 Bm-ns 3 Manager Bill Browning. 5232323 5 351523 if Refimond ended fourth in th-e Central Ore- Redmond 0 Prinevme 15 gon eague and lin dgtrlct rating. T 1S was Redmond 2 Prineviue 4 :g1SmflfSt year t e anthers fielded a JV 38 86 , , Batting Averages Junior Varsity Record Jack Moseley .461 3 Wins, 2 Losses Ralph BI-doe ,289 Redmond 0 . Bernd 13 'ram Klingbdl .250 3232823 li PTIHQQSS 12 Keith Butterfield .241 Redmond 20 Prineville 6 Joe Peterson .200 Redmond 15 Prineville 0 Ed Lindstrom ,200 Merle Eakin .111 C.0. League Standings Avery Tifile -096 W L Elvin Butterfield .086 Prinevme 11 1 Gordon Cooper .083 Madras 7 4 Burns 4 8 Redmond 2 10 7 f ' i 7 . , N. XX , xx Nf A Q W V I .. R+, f I ' 2 KX A I I l THESE 14 DISTRICT WINNERS WON SECOND PLACE IN THE STATE MEET FOR RED- MOND: CBack rowh Marquis Gwartney, hw, Steve Carter, 178, Lee Stewart, 157, LeRoy Dean, 148, Eric Sandwick, 141, Captain Lyle Seal, 1365 Roy Edwards, 130. CFront rowl Bill Stanton, 123, Don Smith, 115, Floyd Bessey, 115, Jack Carlson, 106, Glen Williams, 106, Gary Corwin, 98, Ken Stanton, 98. Zi! place.Znclin5la1e Panther wrestlers totaled 51 points in the state tournament at Corvallis March 2 and 3 to take second in the meet. Ken Stanton, 98 lbs., and Lyle Seal, 136 lbs., were state champions, and Jack Carlson, 106 lbs., was runner- up. Gary Corwin, 98 lbs., and Floyd Bes- sey, 115 lbs., were defeated in the semi- finals. Canby had 68 points to win, and Klamath Falls was third with 38 points. The 1956 squad successfully de- fended last year's district championship by scoring 161 points and qualifying the 14 boys pictured above to go to state, which was the largest delegation from any one school there. Redmond won all of its league matches. Redmond gave Klamath Falls its first defeat in 60 matches, beat Albany and Sweet Home, but lost to Sandy and Molalla. Ten senior lettermen were graduated this year. Jack Carlson, 106, went to the state meet twice, lettered 3 years, once at 98 lbs. and once at 106. Donald Smith also lettered 2 years, went to the state meet twice, once at the 98- lb. class fighting to 4th place, and once in the 115-lb. class. Floyd Bessey, 3-year letterman, went to the state meet once at the 115-lb. class. Philip Dahl is a 3-year letterman. Lyle Seal, this year's captain, went to state four times, once at 130-lb. and three times as a 136-pounder. Lyle let- tered four times and was state cham- pion this year. Eric Sandwick is a 3-year letterman, going to state at 123 lbs., 130 lbs., and 141 lbs. LeRoy Burk is a 2-year letter- man. Lee Stewart lettered two years and wrestled at state in 167 and 156-lb. classes. Steve Carter lettered two years and went to state once in the 178-lb. class. Marquis Gwartney also lettered two years and went to state twice as a heavyweight. Season Record-8 Wins. 2 Losses League Recordf-5 Wins. 0 Losses Dec. 16-Redmond 17 Mollalla 26 Dec. 17-Redmond 20 Sandy 33 'Jan. 6-Redmond 47 Bend 2 Jan. 13-Redmond 22 Klamath Falls 19 'Jan. 27-Redmond 45 Bend 5 Jan, 28-Redmond 45 Prineville 5 Jan. 31-Redmond 30 Prineville 11 'Feb 3-Redmond 45 Vale 3 Feb. 17-Redmond 24 Sweet Home 16 Feb. 18-Redmond 34 Albany 13 329 133 anim Waluily District 8 Tourney Fourteen Redmond grapplers qualified for the state prep wrestling tournament as the Panthers piled up 161 points to win the dis- trict 8 championship. Prineville followed in second place with 107 counters, Vale grapplers collected 38 points and Bend trailed with 25. Final results: 98 pounds-Ken Stanton, Redmond, def. Gary Corwin, Redmond. 106 pounds-Jack Carlson, Redmond, def. Glenn Williams, Redmond. 115 pounds-Floyd Bessey, Redmond, def. Don Smith, Redmond. 123 pound-Bill Stanton, Redmond, def. Rollie Woods, Bend. 130 pounds-Roy Edwards, Redmond, def. Dan Gardner, Won ll. Lost 2, Tied 1 .25 .feliwui fqwafzlecf Only 4-year wrestling letterman was Lyle Seal. Third-year lettermen were Floyd Bellows, Vale. Prineville. 136 pounds-Lyle Seal, Redmond, def. 141 pounds- Harvey Johnson, Bend. Eric Sandwick, Redmond, Carl def. 148 pounds-LeRoy Dean, Redmond, def. Mike Schook, Prineville. 157 pounds-Lee Stewart, Redmond, def. Bob Harrod, Vale. 168 ounds Dick Wood Prineville, def. Bessey, Jack Carlson, Philip Dahl, and Eric Sandwick. Second-year lettermen were P - y Bill Crawford, Prineville. LeRoy Burk, Steve Carter, LeRoy Dean, Roy Edwards, Marquis Gwartney, Tim Latta, Donald Smith, Bill Stanton, and Lee Stewart. First-year lettermen were Roy Bessey, Gary Corwin, Keith Cyrus, Gordon Davidson, Glen Duncan, Ray Gates, Victor Parkhurst, Ken- neth Simon, Kenneth Stanton, Ambers Thornburgh, and Glen Williams. 178 pounds-Bob Raymond, Prineville, def. Steve Carter, Redmond. 190 pounds-Ted Henny, Prineville, def. Jack Davis, Prineville. Heavyweight--Marquis Gwartney, Red- mond, def. Jack Hunter, Vale. 1956 Wrestling Squad tBack rowj Danny Heierman, Leonard Bettelyoun, LeRoy Dean, Don McClure. Lee Stewart. Steve Carter, Lorence Simonsen, James Prescott, Marquis Gwartney, tRow 49 Eric Sandwick. Lyle Seal, LeRoy Burk, Jim Larson, Ray Gates, Gordon Davidson, Larry Smith. Bob K a s er, Assistant Manager Les Miller. CRow 35 Floyd Bessey, Philip Dahl. Keith Cyrus, Tim Latta, Tony Dorsch, Roy Edwards, Victor Parkhurst, Mike Harrington, Larry Wilson. fRow 25 Fred Hirn, Glen Williams, Jack Carlson, Ambers Thornburgh, Don Smith, Jim Downs, Bill Stanton, James Klukkert, Steve Kasserman, Manager Bob Powell. fFront row? Jack Nelson, Marcel Burk, Bob Burhoop, Gary Corwin, Ken Stanton, Gary Timmerman, Ken Simon, Carlon Kuhn. Coach Harry Gobelman. tNot pictured: Roy Bessey, Glen Duncan, Bob Eskew.D :gp its 1955 Track Squad CBack rowj Darrell Mallery, Earle Smith. Bill Hansen. Wesley Woolhiser? Don McClure, Wilbur Durfee, Dot Speights, Gordon Pottorff. CROW 37 Lee Stewart. Verne Pestkai. Dave McCrea, Gary Robin. Neale Callison , Eugene Ferguson. George Peden. Marquis Gwartney. tRow 29 Assistant Coach Arch Dunsmoor, Steve Long, Gary O'Dell, Eric Sandwick. Earl Schult, Dan Brown, Herb Forbes, Jack Keiser , Darrell Woolhiser, LeRoy Dean. tFront rowb Manager Tim Latta, Glen Duncan, Floyd Bessey, Lyle Seal, Dick Hammack, Dick Hayward, Sid Carter, Jack Reid, Jerry Brown, Head Coach Harry Gobelman. H1955 Graduates? Track Team Wins 1955 District Championship Redmond Panthers won their second con- secutive district track championship in Bend in May, 1955, with 176 points. Bend was second with 86. Boys placing first in the district meet were Earle Smith in the high hurdles with 16.2 and in the pole vault with 10.6, Wes Woolhiser in the 440 with 54.65 Jack Moseley in the javelin with 168.55 Lyle Seal tied in the 880 with 2,095 and the relay team of Dot Speights, Don McClure, Earle Smith, and Wes Woolhiser. Second places for Redmond were Dot Speights in the 100 and 220: Jack Keiser, mile: Earle Smith, low hurdles: Jack Moseley, pole vault: Neale Callison, discus: and Joel Beimler tied for second in the high jump. Schult, Smith, Place In State Meet Earl Schult heaved the 12-pound shot 49 feet, 9 5X8 inches to place fourth in the state meet in Corvallis in May. Earle Smith jumped 11 feet, 8 inches to tie for fifth place in the pole vault. Lyle Seal ran the half mile in 2:05, his fastest time, to get ninth: and Jack Keiser ran the mile in 4:50, his fastest time, to not place. Other boys who entered the state meet for Redmond are listed in the above information on the district track meet. To place first or second in an event in the district meet en- titles a boy to go to state. Cindermen Win C0 League First Totaling 83 points, the Panther track team put another big trophy in the case by taking the CO league conference meet in Bend May 7, 1955, against Bend's 5112, Prineville's 421!2, Lakeview's 2552, and Madras' 612. Redmond garnerd 8 firsts, 4 seconds, 5 thirds, 5 fourths, and 3 fifths. Panther firsts included Wes Woolhiser in the 440, Earle Smith in the high hurdles, low hurdles, and pole vault: Earl Schult in the discus and shot put: Smith, Gary Robin, Dot Speights and Don McClure in the relay, who took 1fl0 second off the record, and a tie for first between Joel Beimler and Bend in the high jump. Thinclads Place 6th In Willamette Relays Cat Thinclads placed sixth in the Wil- lamette Relays in Salem April 2, 1955. In a heavy rain, Redmond collected 44 points. Earl Schult heaved the shot put a distance of 45 feet, 6 inches to set a new record. Pick- ing up points for the Panthers were Rod Reid, who took first in the pole vaulting event: Don McClure, who sped to second: and Dot Speights, who held down third place in the 100-yard dash. Panthers Get Fourth In Hayward Relays Redmond finished fourth with 38 points in the Hayward Relays at Eugene April 16, 1955. Earle Smith cleared the bar at 12 feet, 3 inches to break the record. 'Na N. Beimler, Ei :IJ 5 Bessey Schult Held 1955 Varsity Track Record 1956 Track Schedule April 8--Redmond 92213 Madras 291!3 For the first time track is divided into A-1 April 12-Redmond 77 Prineville 45 and A-2 schools for state competition. Red- April 22-Redmond 8355 . Bend 381!2 mond will compete in A-2 this year, but in April 26-Redmond 8286 Prmeville 5296 1957 will compete in A-1. Madras 1616 , May 3,Redm0nd 75 Bend 47 March 31-Willamette Relays, Salem. May 7-Conference Meet: Redmond 82, Bend 51 Wg, Prineville 4212. April 7-CO Relays, Bend. Lakeview 25V2, Madras 6112. May 14-District Meet: Redmond 176914, Bend 86, Prineville 79, Lakeview 46, Wy East 37, Madras 10, The Dalles 8, Hood River 5. 1955 Track Lettermen Three-year lettermen: Neale Callison, shot put, discus, Lyle Seal, 880, Earle Smith, pole vault, 100-yard dash, high hurdles. Two-year lettermen: Joe Beimler, high jump, Jack Keiser, mile, 880, Don McClure, 100-yd., 220-yd., 880-yd, relayg Jack Moseley, pole vault, javeling Gary Robin, low hurdles, high hurdles, 880-yd. relay, Wes Woolhiser, 440, 880-yd. relay. One-year lettermen: Floyd Bessey, low hurdles, Dick Hayward, 440, javeling Rod Reid, broad jump, pole vault: Earl Schult, shot put, discus, Dot Speights, 100, 220, 880- yd. relay, Darrell Woolhiser, high jump. April 13 and 14-Hayward Relays, Eugene. April 17-Madras, here. April 20-Bend, here. April 24-Prineville, here. April 27-Triangle Meet with Prineville, Madras, here. May 1-Bend, there. May 5-CO League Meet, Bend. May 12-District 8 A-2 Meet, Bend. May 15-District freshman - sophomore Meet, Bend. May 18 and 19-State A-2 Meet, Corvallis. 1955 Junior Varsity Track Record April 20- Redmond 83, Sisters 52, Culver 15. April 27- Redmond 74, Sisters 49, Culver 27. 3.. ,. 'V . , j 5 Heads of Sports for Girls Athletic Association CBack rowi June Elliott. basketball: Ann Smyth. baseball: Myrta McCullough. tumhlingx Mrs Marguerite Lowry, faculty udvlsor. fFront rowl Myrna Wide-nor. vollvylnzillg Mary Lon Klarm, tennisg Tomo Kisslcr. head of sports. CNot picturod: Vic-ki Schneider, socccrp G.A.A. All Star Volleyball Team CBack rovw Ann Smyth, Jean Stanton. Jane Elliott. Lynn Jordan. Karen Lantz. fFront row! Mary Carter. Tonia Kissler, Sharon Day, Kathryn Jordan. CNot picutred: Sharon Rectory 4 ' S3 -xx, tif' hh' Spafdfi Girls sports at Redmond Union High School are carried on during a noon hour program under the direction of the Girls Athletic Association according to the rules of the Oregon School Activities Association of which Redmond is a member Pictured at the top left are the student heads of sports Girls who par ticipate in the noon hour program earn points which are recorded by the head of that sport The GAA admlnlsters the program but any girl in school may participate in the sports at noon From all the girls who play basketball at noon Mrs Marguerite Lowrv girls PE dlrector chooses the best players for the all star team which is pictured at the bottom of this page The same is true of volleyball and these girls are pictured on the bottom of the opposite page Girls named on the all star tum bling team include Seniors DeLoris Farthing Sharon Rector Jane Elliott Ann Smyth Ruth Meyer' Juniors Tonia Kissler Mary Carter Barbara Henske Myrta McCullough Sophomores Karen Lantz Esther Meyer Eva Speakman Jeanette Rlppee and Freshmen Carole Parkinson Georgia Elliott Sharon Telford When a girl earns 50 points she mav wear a white GAA sweater with a numeral of maroon 10:0 points entitle her to a 5 inch maroon R 150 a large white O with a set in maroon R and the first stripe 200 second stripe 225 third stripe and 250 fourth stripe Each year the outstanding senior girl is presented an award pm which is based on scholarship leadership sportsman ship and athletic ability G A A All Star Basketball Team g:51grroIwJM5rytCarter Ann Smyth Karen Lantz Sharon McCormick CFront rowj Tonia ean an on Jane Elliott Sharon Day 7 D 1 Y I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , - 1 - ' 1 1 . . . - . , . . . . . . 7 . 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QT- , - 9 i..' .1 ' :g In thls sectlon on School L1fe we have revlewed for you ln plctures a fevs of the hlgh hghts of the 1955 56 school year that have not been 1 n clu d e d 1n other sectlons of thls yearbook fRemembe1 that the copy age of sprmg events IS l1m1ted J Plctured at the rlght lS a scene m the loxx er hall between classes Resume of the school year IS presented ln a calendar of events p1 lnted 1n th1s sectlon. for this book had to be turned in by March 15 so cover- September September September September September September September September September October 5 2-Freshmen Reglstratlon 6-Classes Begxn 7 K1Ck off Party 9-Football at Txllamook 13 Keyette Style Show 16-Football Pr1nev1lle-here J unlor Class Dance 23 Football Crater here Letterman s Club Dance 29 Freshmen In1t1at1on 30-Football Pendleton here Rally Squad Dance Independent College Vxsxtatlon October7 Football John Day there October 14-Football Lakev1ew here Key Club Dance October 17 21 Potato Harvest October 17 8: 18 Student Councxl Conference here October 21 Football Burns-there October 28 Football Bend there November 2 FHA In1t1at1on 4-Football Madras here Rally Squad Dance November November November November November November December December December December December December December December December December January January January January January 7 Open House 10 Pep Club In1t1at1on 18 Sen1or Class Play 23 FFA Barn Dance 24 8z 25-Thanksgxvmg Vacatxon 2 C O Basketball Jamboree Prmevxlle 9 Basketball Pendleton here Key Club Dance 10--Basketball Bend here Semor Class Dance 16-Basketball Prxnev1lle-here Sophomore Class Dance 16-Wrestl1ng Molalla there 1 Basketball Pr1nev1lle-there Wrestl1ng at Dav1d Douglas CPortlandJ 2 Band Chorus Chr1stmas Concert 2 Faculty Chnstmas Party 23 Chrlstmas Vacatxon Starts 2 School Resumes 6-Basketball Spr1ngf1eld there 7 Basketball-St Francls CEugeneJ there 13 Basketball Madras there 14-Basketball Madras here Rally Squad Dance January 20-Basketball Lakevlew here Band Dance January 21 Basketball Lakevlew here Llbrary Dance ,wma January 20-Wrestl1ng at Burns January 27 Basketball Burns-there January 27 B1Sh0p House Drama January January January January Presentatlon 27 Wrestl1ng at Bend 28-Basketball Burns there 28 Wrestl1ng Pr1nev1lle-here 31 Wrestl1ng at PI'1I'leV1116 February 3 Basketball Prmev1l1e there February 3 Wrestl1ng Vale-here February 4-Basketball Pr1nev1lle-here Band Dance February 7 Basketball Bend here February 9 Wmter Band Concert February February February February February February February February February March 3 Basketball Corvallxs-here Chorus Dance Basketball Madras-here FHA Dance Wrestl1ng at Sweet Home Basketball Madras there Wrestl1ng at Albany Teachers Instltute 24-Basketball Lakevxew there 25 DlStf1Ct Wrestl1ng Meet here RUHS takes fxrst place m 25 Basketball Lakevlew there Basketball Burns-here J unxor Class Dance March 4-Basketball Burns-here Rally Squad Dance March 2 8.: 3 State Wrestl1ng Tournament at O SC RUHS takes second 1n state March 5 TWIRP Season Starts March 9 TWIRP Season Dance March 12 Sprlng Vacatlon Starts March 12 13 8: 14-State A 2 Basketball Tournament at Salem March 19 School Resumes March 23 24-C O Mus1c Festlval at Pr1nev1lle March 23 GAA Formal Apr1l 2- Beyond Smgapore Assembly Apr1l 6 Solo Ensemble Contest here Apr1l 20-Semor Campus V1S1tat10n May 5-Exchange Band Concert at Independence 8x Monmouth May 12-Junlor Senlor Prom May 14-Mother Daughter Tea May 18 Exchange Band Concert Wlth Monmouth here May 18 19-State Track Meet May 27 Baccalaureate May 29-Graduatlon l D l 1 oi i I ' 17- - - 17- . - - 18- - - - - - 18- ' 1.. 9 ' November 8-FBLA Initiation diStI'iCf 7- - . . 17- U ' - 21 T Y . 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Y 1 ,Q nf ' V M. .,..n..., ,V L i -1 , 4' Pi ww q1f..,' TM 'sgazvffwfw Wm V 4L,4WnMi X., , .- ., ,J x We review for you in this Advertising sectlon the businesses of the City of Redmond WlthOUt their financial help this annual would haxe been impossible They become a part of the 1955 56 history of Redmond Union High School because of their cooperation and suppolt of school activities Pictured at the ught is the band and drlll team in a ance is but one of many instances of coopelatlon be tu een the school and clty This xx as the band s first appeal ance 1n thelr new unifoims purchase of these uniforms IS another example of team Work between the school and its constituents. municipal parade in the summer time. Their appear- 7 . 7. .S Y ,L . I 0 . v . I L 3 if x fp .il -1-'M M AYFA Q r,,,, Mr 'H1- N fi ,., Af .. W, , 31.4 . 9 - --- ,, 1 4 2' ,,-b 9 'H 'X ., ..x. 1. - V k.4iZ., '+-. 7.-f x' 'Fli .5 u ff - -- ., , - ,- -1 . 'JS-ef'-.ati f . X. xt. .nf .-ah.,-.'. QA, 2' BABLER BROS Equipment For Rent Shovel and Draglme Dump Trucks O Crane Work Cat and Dozer or Scraper Babler Bros , Inc Contractors 'k'k'kir'k'k Congratulatlons To RUIIS Class of '56 lIEALY'S Phone S 2:17 X Slxth Zfubwwm REDMOND STATIONERY fk Typewrlters wk Addlng Machmes if Mlmeograph 0FF ICE EQUIPMENT Sales and Servlce Congratulatwns To the Class of 1956 REDMOND FURNITURE Central Oregon Home Ful H1Sh81 S Phone 14a 229 S Slxth Street COPELAND YARDS 443 W Esexgreen Redmond O1egon Phone 93 Retall Iumbe1 and Bulldlng Mateuals 445 . ' gp 0 ' . I I. W. S IICCBSS To the CLASS 01.1 956 From Hugo and Bettle Ford Operators Redmond Hardware Free Plekup and Delivery You1 Maushall Wells Store Ph-one Baker 8: Jarrard S8zH Green Stamps Phone 1 510 S SlXth REDMQND 4 Hour SEIVICE - .uflwdu FASHION SHOP Redmond Hotel Bulldmg REDMOND OREGON l w l l l . S I l l Q . N l l l l : Q , l Q O I l w 1 l l 1 l - i 1 l l . I 1 i , l 1 . 5 ' R nr l I i' 1 , lv - g l l I i l O l , i' Q 4. Tfff fig 3 Lil-f W l 1 I 7 B EAVEEQ -+1 0 IP s FSUQIQER Fred I-Iodeeker POTATOES Redmond Phone 7,44 fancf Mau' W E11 Be F' FJ U2 P-3 SP Pi FJ D' Z U Z CD C1 FU iv Z G E1 O cn 73 CY' -1 Pl. O '1 cb UQ o I3 rn Largest Advertlsers Phone 551 PO Box 57 REDMOND 0REGON Corner Sixth and Hlghland EBERI-IARD' S BUTTER And Dry Milk Manufactured by Eberhard Creamery Central Oregon Cash Cream Buyers GALLIGAN Insurance Agency INSURANCE CENTER OF REDMOND All Types 0f Insurance SUCCESS To the Class of 1956 Phone 62 Redmond, Oregon ' 331 S. Sixth Street Redmond -..u 3 f '-' if 2 5 u Z -b ' ,V,,e I g 5 Q - Tm' U, I in v. ' P: l z r v.. - P 2 VU i 2 ' 0' I.. ' E 2 A Q' I l ' T- fu I f .f. Q gs 1 if f f' P-m--:T -X t ff? A 4 .Zak N? x V . W if 5 1 - e 15-gi u v . -1 i is qs 1 gig 3 I E ' Q I 6 Y'Y? L hi it il '--14 NJ ecimond 5 Qexgy CSXQQSQ- BUTLER KLEEN Furmture Co 4 vm E Magee and Firth C A R P E T if if -Ar Central Auto Parts G E APP1 IANCES Fznest Qualaty Parts For Cars Trucks and Tractors 'k 'k if Your NAPA .robber FURNITURE Is a Good Man to Know' HOWARD SCHROEDER 432 S SIXU1 Phfm 17 506 S Slxth Street Redmond REDVIOND OREGON lf. X , my I-Wd 3Fflddd d dddddddddd dd W dddmd'-W eu f no gk Q f J + if J, ,ff A A---'Q ' A A' F l Y . . if -fa' ' ' w 8 , . 1 ,1 - q . Y ' X Q Y- V - E . - P . I-4 .q .f ti 17 'K fn' ' I i 5:-f ,K l f f Q ,. 9 A Xt , ,Qi X Y x 'X 'X A 1 L gk A ' ' 4' 1 2 h KL V - 5 A - , 'W - ,ug A . A 'Q . A 1' 1 'Pe ' 4, fi - 0 M PM ,- 1. I 0 0 U J 9 .' , ' e 2 - . . A , Feeds Gram Seeds W M FIFER i F91't111ZGI Petroleum Products SI Deschutes Jewelry Store Farmers fk Keepsake Diamonds Marketmg Seed Sz Gram Ffanclscan Chma And Pottery Phones Drawer A 10 and 50 Redmond Uregon 75' Wy h a A Jewelry Repalrmg Hardware-Appllances Farm Machlnery 446 S Slxth Phone 125J Irrlgatlon Supplles REDMOND .L'aWma 4 REDMOND FLORAL SHOP Phone WORLD WIDE WIPPE SERVICE IX y Lvawlcho . N I l Q n n r - . 5 'k I f - . .C.. R.. , I I 1 N v r I r I 4 Memger F1orists'Te1egra h lielivery Assn. . 2 - 1 I 43 a eia e , wner Redmond I , 1 - ,- ERICKSON 'S SUPER MARKET Redmond's Home-Owned, Complete Shopping Center cannnnrrufs A SERVICE STATIIIN 3 x i 1 l 1 Lubrication and Washing WHERE YOU PAY LESS 5 AND BUY MORE i . i We Glve ' S8zH Green Stamps Goodyear Tires Hobbs Batteries an Accessories 6th 8: Antler Phone 64 IILNIRA HRLBUN f1n5uPPuf.f. I MILE SO HIWAY 97 EVERYTHING T0 BUILD ANYTHING Redmond Oregon ei-lf' FINEST FO0DS ALWAYS -k Choice Grade Tender Steaks fy if V S MJJM4 'rRAILwAYs cArn Open Dallv HOWARD AND LOLA 6AM to9PM REDMOND I 1 . d I i N - W W i C. 9 , 'W 7 , L X A R tif. - , - .. - s v X . f N1 A ' Aged Just Right A sim ,E 'if 1- X ' o Shop the Store That Saves You More! Colleg To Spo is ear Caial a Sweate s Vxcky Va gh J n ors Day s Camp Cord Arrow Dress Sh is Hagger Sla k Saddle O ford 8: Flais Levls a d Wranglers B dBer ansportsh is DEPARTMENT STURE Redmond Branch OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND AN OREGON BANK SERVING OREGON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION xptlen d Owbtkf 7 Q. sPuRT S SHOP Redmond Oregon Snort Shop 720 South Slxth Street Phone 111 I x R 0 e wn r w 0 in r i 0 ' u n ui , K 0 us s 0 ir 0 c s 0 x s O ' n I u m ir x - 1 . x- I ,- Y Q, . M f fzf A X 1+ '- ls ft ' 0 IIPHOII X ORIGOI 'ILO IG Illfl 81 YNONI ill i 1 Th'ss 0 C a ed ' 1 by X War robe Cleaners X ll N L N W R L ooeanxifff O I IW? ' X 4' if YM-f X f Q i gf' jf fl me You too can bt11kQ pax dnt xx 1th a cle1ss1f1ed ad JuQt .wk the man xx ho IUIIQ one'The1e Q m xnx cl nugget xx altlng fox you 1n the xx mt .adn thmgs x ou need serwees you xx ant bd1g31I1'- galole' JOIN the gold xuxh lead and uee Spokesman cla 91f16d dde legulallx Phone 368 xx11te 01 bung xoul ad to ou1 Cld9Nlfl9d Ad depfutment THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN X f If If 7 .6 2 I I . I I' 1X V xxx vvx., 2 X .. X 1 ff 1 , nf A'4 . s, I A V Wi X'-' q. ,..,. I N Ju: ,.,. A . X l,-. .,,. ,N , K - - I AQII :xii '. : . -'-, '-::1?' .. V. II. - 4- ,. if '. ...W .- l. -' 2 3:Q25. V . -xi ffl., - X '- - ..'-f - ,mf sz: ...,.Q' 'T' x .,.. - .z vzi-:iv ,'. P I Q' 1-, N. h iq., ,. .. , 3 . kf.f.iii,:-Arif Q -I i I wx ,W 3 , Q. f Q . ,frat 'Xb , Nlbk MW gn A-.S:::,.+,. 4 . 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PROPANE Gas Service Mam Offlces Redmond Dlstrlct Offlces Sherldan IIEIEBMAN 8: J ANFS Complete Line Exchanges GAS APPLIANCES Redmond Sherldan Phone 296 Slsters Wlllamlna 215 S Slxth Street Redmond I Culver Grand Ronde I-IOGAN'S :qu Rednlond Footwear for lt's llogan's thgagqfgre I I , I I I . I I LI I ,. ' I Wherevuyouare I I I - . . . I I ' . . . : . I 44 I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 99 , 3Z'lhSE'Zth Standard 011 Produc s Phone Tum A Lum Lumber Co 339 W Evergreen Redmond Your Every Buzldmg Need MATERIALLY YOURS SINCE 1910 GI - J . 'I 253 1 1 - v M 'WAY ,W , ,, Y Y ff ,A f- -i-t1 i -ff-ff - MCRRIS NELSDN C0 Sales Parts Service fx Afulh Q anmimmm v 'Wy PIERCE adm HRANDALL FLORAL at GIFTS Insurance 'GMP The Beauty Our Busmess I' N? Prompt Cla1ms SGFVICC X 411 ' ff. , Flowers xml -k Arrangements 1 vveuumg Worn f Funeral Work 443 S Sixth Phone Redmond TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE Congratulatwns to the phone 476W All Hou,-S Class of 1956 420 S Snxth Rednwnd l i Y l ' n r L E 1 i - ' I- -I ll X n Q, Y 'x -- W I so - E f 1 ,ll Q '. ' S M - Sf- ' f X , ix ',- P-hi' N xy Q. All Types of Insurance t ff uw 53 . , 1 . ,VL C XV, . . ,Q , , Q E., , ,lf x Q4 , l Q Is -5 3 ,J P ---QQ f S X H ' ' . . 1 A 111 1 1' 1 Y--.l, ,s,,g,1g. Pliklikriom .wrwxxw --fn 423.-1 my. ,..., .. CENT WISE DRUG STORE Vernon G Patrick Prescrnptlons Fountam Cosmetics Sheaffer Pens Veterlnarlan Supphes Jewelry RFDMOND FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY Farm Mlll Home Supplies 433 South Flftll Street Redmond Oregon Bend Portland Truck Servxce Wlshes to Extend Congratulatwns to the Class of '56 I 'W AS-S fi i Ponderosa Pme y Douglas Fu' 5 M 4 fx . JE if 1755 W 1- x Vkxio' gy 5 ffl' In 'f p 4.7 5 if 1' Ki lx Wig! 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X -' ', W - u. no-, It's New FOR 56 Power Ghde Automatlc Transmlsslon GIFFORD Motor Co Sales Servlce ' Phone 19 Redmond Rogers 8: Lynch The Men s Shop REDMOND OREGON 'kirir Flnest for School Wear Freeman Advance Style Shoes Dehen Award Sweaters Jantzen Kharafleece Sweaters Day s Cords McGregors Sport Shlrts Complete Lme Sports Clothes We Electrzfy To Satisfy Phone 70X Walt and Mldge LANTZ Electrical Contracting 1 , ' 0 W l 1 i . l I , X N I Q o . ' , I I , s Q . . 5 S , , 3 I f ' 2 Q K I I sl I X l n V , 1 5 1 1 A N 1 I 1 r T 1 it S 'W' 2 . i . 3 I CV f , , g ,, T 1 s 1 fs X I S c 3 T, l ,. as as - 1 as as A as as , ss 9 as as a as - I ' Q u C C Rnmvlonn ' B Congratulations ' From Q xw,wlW u ' HP. DI S Egg? Ponderosa Mouldmgs -k Homemade Bread Inc ir Ples if Cakes ir Pastrles Redmond Phone 72.1 Redmond '7uZl'4 PHOTO SHOP fliverything Photographic' if Fllms f Cameras -k Supphes -k Custom Photo F1n1sh1ng PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Weddmgs a Specialty Next to Mayfalr Theatre Phone 321 Redmond We Sell N the Earthv is or L' 'V nuuu. naman 41, 'ed F' C Residences Stock Ranches Exchanges Acreages 6l7 SOUTH 61h St Ps-none N zoe O, BEND REDMOND Q PRINEVILLE Q E . l 1 J c 9 949 I Income Properties --2 - - -QQ--RQ '9 Irriga- - ,rms 46 ' W5 , I Q I I I9 gon' . O6 o ec' GREAT LAKES CARBON CORPORATION alt TERREBONNE OREGON REDMOND MACHINE Tops an Shops -pf MACHINISTS -A' WELDERS -pf BOILER MAKERS Third and Deschutes REDMOND Redmond Radio 8: Music Center SALES DEPT SERVICE DEPT Phone 510 Redmond Radlos Records Sheet Music Band Supplies Record Players Television Sets Radio and Televlslon Service Dic i e Division , I I i 613 W. Deschutes 527 W. Deschutes ' 99 i . ' 1 1 i L' - C Redmond's f0W11D Statlon V7 Salutes the Redmond I-hgh g s yo a d your ly to uppo t the e chants ha e d p s 1ble e a t A11M 1 RUHS Aihl 1 C t gihe Sch 1Ye g 1 Y tay t d ALL DAY EVERY DAY t 6 eff 'Q-Q Redmond UHIOH Hlgh Class of 1956 ir Your Crown Feed Dealer Panthers x ! Zf W X! BAKER Feed Co KI Phone 188 253 Rallroad Blvd ABC NETWORK Red d mon 1240 kc on Your Dlal W1ll1e Wlrehand Speaks for Over 1800 Members 1 When he takes thls opportunlty to I xl - L...- 1,1 Congratulate THE GRADUATES 0F RUIIS Class of 1956 ir ir ,sill Your Locally Owned, Locally Operated 'WBUIIQ Tax Paymg Electmc Utlllty IN cnoox, DESCHUTES, GRANT AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES Central Electric Cooperative, Inc. A 43? f A 'f 1 :f I 1 Iizi iiif if N Y' l d, to ,N RADIO ' - V' X ' - - 1 'DN f X Nt, A A . . . And ur e u n fami s r m r X who V ma e o s' th sg Q- M broadc s of ' ' ' J ' 2 X on ests Sign og lc ar ' 1 7 . . . For better listenin , a wa s M g ,V s une , -ff 0 . . . ' X I 9 v ' x 1 'ei 1 If Pacxhc Power 8: Lxght Company Redmond Oregon Don lllnman SHELL SUPER SERVICE 5th and W Forest Phone 485 '31-Uv sz Products TIYCS X Service Batteries 1 A E E E Q E E jlAEE'm'u-ME . i K 4 ,,,., -r 1 C J' 9 Lu 4 ' W E 5 J 1 ' 1 E E 11 i- fr l E - ,E ,,- W ,,,,,,,,,,-, , - - -Uv ,,A,, ,TN n . . i . 1 9 5 S. Y. ' ' ' 'qnlunnxmq Tl- 3 1 I I I . . pefadonaf 35192 BATES-MEYERS TRACTORS, INC. 302 W. Evergreen Phone 480 Redmond BEN FRANKLIN STORE 432 S. Sixth Phone 265X Redmond CHILI KING CAFE SHORT ORDERS a d DINNERS Phone 255Y 634 S Fifth Darrell Smlth Insurance Agency 632 S S'xth Pho e 403W Redmond DeROOS GARAGE 504 W Cascade N ght Pho e 33X Day Phone 218 AUTO REPAIR a d TOWING Deschutes Concrete Products Co E Antler 8: Ra lroad Bl d Pho PUMICE BLOCKS a d CONCRETE PIPE Congratulatlons from E K MARKET E K MOTOR CLINIC Phone 210X 426 N S xth S 8: H GREEN STAMPS FLYCRAFTERS SPORTSHOP 1241 W H ghland Phone 282W FRANKS MOTOR 442 W Eve gree Pho e 274 Q DITDRTITTTDU Phone 285W No th H y 97 Red ond KING S MOTOR 308 S Srxth Pho e 18 OLDSMOBILE CARS GMC TRUCKS MIDSTATE TRUCK 8z TRACTOR So Hxghway 97 Phone 307J NEWTON PUMP 81 IRRIGATION CO 409 W. Evergreen Phone ll PUMPS and IRRIGATION Congratulations from the O.K. BARBER SHOP PEDEN S ICE CREAM North c'zy L' '1 Phone 1692 REDMOND FUEL COMPANY Phone 129 Resxdence 372 FUELS-BUILDING MATERIALS-CINDERS REDMOND SHELL SERVICE 109 S S1 th Phone 134Y REDMOND SHEET METAL SHOP 533 W Eve gree Phone 125X Ferguson Rxchfleld SBFVICB Statlon S F fth and W Glac e Phone 460 cAn wAs1-:ING LUBRICATION ROSENSTIEL ELECTRIC SERVICE 909 N s in Pho e 77 DON S SIGNAL SERVICE Rote1Bo 453 O MleSonHy97 Phone 283 Redmond SINNARD FL RNITURE QTQNTU FVFV SEDITIFE QTATIDN 647 S S th Pho e490 THE FAIR STORE VARIETY and YARDAGE 422 S S th Pho e 511 WHITEHOUSE PHARMACY 427 S Sxxih Phone 3 Rad 10n 1 n 9 1 1m1 s . 1 n . i n , n . 'x . . i v . ne 213 n . 1' n I I 0 I I - - . i . i r . . . i , , . ix n s . i u . x ne i . w . Y . r n n DODGE and PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE Evergreen Ave. Redmond 9 1. LJ 1.'LJl.bL!1J.lJl.l1J LJ1. LHAJ WALL Awvnw 9.1141 UL! r W . . m . ix n 9 . ' n - . ix n .a C S374 I Latrafy