Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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J , ' Q N, 4 ,.-nf Af ah IINYR :Y J? l ns VA .ff Q! 51.1 fgggx ,S-4' Jn, 7aJJeafean1en.1i1 Administration- Student Body Classes School at Work Activities Athletics School Life Advertising 4 ----A g l' , .Fw .1 40 x r -hx BOARD OF DIRECTORS-Leo Egg, Norm Lantz, Robert Beesley, Roy Snabel, chairman, .Mrs. Lou Shive. clerk, Mrs. Joan Howard, office manager, James L. Brown, superintendent-principal. 4Not pictured: Dr. John F Dorsch.J R Zlnion Jliqla, Sdzool fbbihiol W-I-f Redmond Union High School is School Dis- trict U-1-J and draws its more than 530 stu- dents from six districts which have organized together to provide a high school education for children living in an area of 644 square miles lying in parts of Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook counties. The districts organized into this union high school since a high school was started in Redmond in 1915 now include Alfalfa, Powell Butte section of Crook County, Red- mond No. 2 which includes Opal City, Red- mond and Plainview, Tumalo, Lower Bridge, Cloverdale and Terrebonne. An elaborate and expensive bus system is maintained to trans- port students from these various districts. Five individuals from this union district are elected by the people to serve as the board of education. Because this is essen- tially a rural area, representation is main- tained from the rural areas as well as the city of Redmond itself. Mr. Snabel lives in Powell Butte, Dr. Dorsch and Mr. Egg in Redmond, Mr. Beesley in Tumalo and Mr. Lantz in Terrebonne. This board of education meets on the sec- ond Monday of each month with the superin- tendent to conduct school business and is essentially a policy-making group. The board legislates and establishes general policies, de- termines the curriculum offerings, prepares an annual budget with the five appointed members of the budget board, decides on building programs, determines policies for school attendance, and interprets the com- munity's attitude toward the kind of facili- ties to be provided for education. They ope- rate the school according to state, federal and county laws. They are elected for five-year terms and serve without remuneration. ami. James L. Brown Superintendent-Principal Mrs. Marguerite Lowry William H. Fisher Deans Clayton E. Norton Assistant Principal 5-si M, Y as lBack rowl Harrx Gobelman Lharles Porfllx Don Lowrx Orwal Han sen Howard Kauffman Ihlllllllll Fisher lliovv .SJ Clyde Moore Janne Brown Hflfn HUHWV DOD Yeager Charlvi Ward 'Vlareuerlte Lowry George Miller CRow 'J Iorence Sa-'aze keith tlark Howard Browninz Nano Fultz Dorothy Gobelman Della Bell lFront row? Nona Miller Ruth Davenport Dorothx Armbruster Marian Brown Irene Boone Clayton Norton Dalton Clark Joe Proulx Mrs Dorothy Armbruster B A-General math sohd geometry and trig plane geometry general business junior class lst wear at RLHS Mrs Della Bell M A Typingl journalism publications llth war at Rl HS MrS Irene Boone M S Stenography Iand ll typing II book keeping junior class lfth year at RUHS .larnes L Brown M Superintendent principal 6th wear at RLHS Mrs Marian Brown Eng rsh l Latin I junior case 'lrd xear at RLHS Howard Browning M A Bmloex chennstrw. physics Sclence Club 9th xear at RUH9 Dalton Clark B S-Gener1lShup nelrllng a III FFA h xear at RUHS h Clark M S English IX Honor Societx 6th xear at Rl HS Mrs. Ruth Davenport, B, S.-Homemal-ting I, II, advanced, FH ' lst year at RUHS. Wm. H. Fisher, B. A.-American problems, senior class, 10th year at Rl'HS. ra. Nancy Fulil, B. Sf glish I, at I, ll, FTA, freshman class' Zlnd year at RLHS. Mrs. Dorothy Gobelman, B. A,-Spanish l, English I, Zfnd year at Rl'HS, Harry Gohelman M S Boys PI: and health athletic director track and wrestling roach 10th year at RUHS Orval J Hansen B A Librarian Photography Club 3rd gear atRllHS Mrs Helen Hurney B A Algebral II general math senior class Keyettes oth xear at RUHS Howard Kauffman B S-General science basketball baseball JY football coach freshman class 'nd Near at RLHS Don Lowry B S american hlstors IN basketball coach Rally fluh Nth scar at RUHS Mrs Marguerute Lowry B S-Girls PE .md health drill Pep Club Rallx Squad American junior bowlers llth Near at RLH5 George A Muller B A English III freshman basketball sopho more class .ird xear at RLHS Mrs Vona B Miller B S Speech girls PE and health English I chorus ophomore class 'lrd Near at RUHS Clyde Moore 8 M E Band 'ith sear at RI H9 Clayton E Norton M Ed Assistant principal general science llth wear at RLHS Charles M Porflly B S Nocatmnal ag general ag FFA nth rear at Rl HS Joe Proulx, B. S.--General math I, II, football, assistant wrestling, student council, Lettermens Club' 2nd year at RLH5. Lorence Savage B. S.-English Il, world history, assistant football and track coach' lst year at RUHS. Charles H. Ward, M. Ed.-Woodwork I, II, junior classs 9th year at RUHS. Don Yeager B. S.-Driver ed. m'th I, algebra I, freshman football. Key Club, 'lnd year at RDHS. 1 1 'Y 1 I une 1 , . I rK '-Si. I .I I I I I OFFICE STAFF-Carole Hancock. Carola Harrison, Frances Trueax, Glenda Mickel, Lareta Barkdoll, Lynn Jordan, Donna Grubb, Kathy Hirsch. .J .J 3X CUSTODIANS-Roy Edwards, Pierce Jacob, Ed Agee. OFFICE MANAGER-Mrs. Joan Howard. CLERK--Mrs. Lou Shive. .- ' BUS DRIVERS-Leonard Kirby, Bus Manager Clyde Talbot, O. W. Kernnan, A, L. Chaplin, T. H. Moody, James C. Bell, Fayet Scoggin. Carlos Partin. Mike Stoltz, Byron Jacobson, Mrs. Ruth Birtwhistle, Mrs. Marge Gwart- ney, Mrs. Jean Davison. Earl Dexter. Pictured on the following pages are the mem- bers of the student body organizations-student council and rally squad. Student council is made up of the student body officers, club and class representatives and publications editors. Each year's exchange student is also included as a mem- ber. Student body elections for officers and rally squad are held in April of each year. RUHS's student body is made up of all students who hold a student body card. The group as a whole participated during the past year in weekly pep assemblies conducted by the student body president and the rally squad. Student council members sponsor the annual kick-off party for the entire student body at the beginning of each year. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-President Claron Ferguson First Vice President Van Zitek Second Vice Presi dent Lorraine Bates, Secretary Korleen Kraft, Treasurer Lareta Barkdoll Assistant Treasurer Lynn Jordan Manager Glen Duncan. l 1 I 5 49? : '.'?fz a1- -sf 'ig A ' ,,J'4fQ' . ii-'d'4 1 1 Q1 fn 't A e 'ff'f'5 1 Q ' s. R , v-in N , 0' 4 'S ' We ' qv I L-N A P' A 3 eb Q Q M ' 'N tx' SIRIA 8 fy ' aff: in .. f' X, A' igflx ' A , N I K Q INC?-Elfgg ' F'- - - Q, ' Xt' YL! xxx x ,, - .X . ns. X R Q , ,,,.v 'fig . m ' XE ' , 6 a, ,af -Y .ia - so 1. ' 'i' . A' . W. 47 'iff x u . -P13 NRL -V4 CBack rowl Student Body President Claron Ferguson, Sophomore Class President Denny Charlton, Junior Class President Phil Stephen, Senior Class President Jerry Starr, Student Body First Vice President Van Zitek, Key Club Representative Bill Vadnais, Chorus and Lettermen's Representative Alvin Shopshire, Danish Foreign Exchange Student Palle Sloth-Moller, Freshman Class President Chapman Stranahan. CROW 23 FFA Repre- sentative Stewart Holmes, Student Body Manager Glen Duncan, Student Body Assistant Treasurer Lynne Jor- dan, Student Body Treasurer Lareta Barkdoll, Annual Co-Editor Donna Riser, Senior Class Representative Carola Harrison, Student Body Second Vice President Lorraine Bates, Annual Co-Editor Nancy Ackley, Pep Club Representative Pat McClure. CFront rowh Student Body Secretary Korleen Kraft, FHA Representative Patsy Frakes, Freshman Class Representative Judy Thompson, FTA Representative Barbara Hiatt, Junior Class Representative Carole Hancock, Keyettes Representative Elizabeth Edmonds, Rally Club Representative Judy Lisius, Panther Scratches Editor Sandra Absher. Sophomore Class Representative Sandi Miller, Faculty Adviser Joe Proulx. Student Council's biggest project of the W ' and A ' year was the annual Kickoff Party held September 6. It lasted from 3:45 p. m. to 6 J 9:00 p. m. and included a picnic, bonfire rally. gang ' Me ser entine and dance. of Rjegional Student Council was held at Prineville October 21 and 22 to exchange H ideas for improving each school's student council. Representatives from RUHS were Claron Ferguson, Korleen Kraft, Judy Lisius, Q! R Pat McClure, Alvin Shopshire and Jerry Starr. . . Serving as the center of school government, Wfuon student council is made up of representatives of all school organizations. Pins are available to all members. JV YELL LEADERS-Elizabeth Edmonds, Janet McCormick, Linda Huddle. Rally Squad members are elected each spring by Vote of student body members. Outfits chosen this year by the yell leaders were maroon and gold pleated skirts and gold sweaters with maroon collars. Song leaders had maroon wool pleated skirts with white bulky knit sweaters for football season and the same skirts with gold wool middy blouses and maroon scarves for basketball season. Rally squad members attended all of the football games, including those in Hermiston, Springfield and Burns. They have gone to all basketball games that were played in Central Oregon. D 3 5 .- tl' 92 I , , . . . Rally swat Pictured below in their second semester outfits are Yell Leaders Fay Shirtcliff, Ruthora Mills Kay Shirtcliff and Song Leaders Dolores Tittle, Lani Frenzel, Carole Parkinson, Sandra Kraft, Sue Swearingen fNot pic tured: First Semester Song Leader Lorraine Bates.J t ,ff - vs -p Q7 x Q4 . M1 T, Q. .X on 'LX J ' 2 ,U -,.x v. CWD if sf gf C7 'ff fy if iz 1-2 f Beginning here is the section showing the mem- bers of the four classes, their officers and their main activities of the year. Individual students are pictured in alphabetical orderg those not pic- tured are listed at the end of each class section. At the bottom of this page are pictures of the four class presidents. Pictured at the right on the opposite page are the barn dance princesses and the football princesses, one from each class. At the top of the opposite page is the barn dance court of Freshman Princess Pat West, Sophomore Princess Bonnie Faubion, Junior Princess Ruthora Mills and Senior Queen Nancy Campbell. The football court pictured at the bottom of the oppo- site page is Senior Queen Glenda Mickel, Fresh- man Princess Janet McCormick, Junior Princess Lorraine Bates and Sophomore Princess Sue Swearingen. CLASS PRESIDENTS-Senior Jerry Starr, Junior Phil Stephen, Sophomore Denny Charlton, Freshman Chap- man Stranahan. Pri I 5 .3 'HM fi f' A! INA ff ' ' 'J A' x 1 , x7 I if f -an 1 X D I vii pr, la AIUQI ' Neal' 1.7 XX. -1-'A' 1 Q 'Il ln- X 40' h -1 22342 x Q, Y fav Q- x ff 1' 3 .4 fa 6144491 'B SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-President Jerry Starr Vice President Gordon Davidson Secretary Treasurer Kathie Hirsch Sergeant at Arms Gary Lawson Council Representative Carola Harrison Faculty Advisors Mrs Helen Hurney and William H Fisher Glam of 1958 Grade Point Averages for Top Twelve Seniors Nancy Vertrees Karen Lantz - Korleen Kraft - Donna Riser - Nancy Campbell Nancy Ackley - Sandra Absher - Claron Ferguson Kathie Hirsch -- Linda Latta '- - Ann Christy - Frances Trueax 1.051 1.111 1.278 1.314 1.512 1.526 1.541 1.618 1.639 1.676 l.686 1.692 Seniors had complete charge of freshman initiation September 20, 1957. They made about 3555 on the annual auction of freshman students. They also sponsored a dance Sep- tember 20. Football queen for this year was Glenda Mickel. Nancy Campbell was elected to rule over the FFA barn dance. Baccalaureate was held May 25 and com- nencement was on May 27. Nancy Vertrees was valedictorian and Karen Lantz was salutatorian. The following pages contain the portraits of all students who were rated as seniors at RUHS. These pictures are presented to you in alphabetical order. Activity lists follow the portraits. B X . gr 'V Q ai Us s r Q 4 ' gi. .L IHA L 'nt i Betty Lou Ahbaw Sandra Kay Absher Nancy Lou Ackley .loan Fay Allen Sally Avril Lareta Amy Barkdnll Gail Shirley Bolle-mills-r Yenita Mae Brookinz Jerry Don Brown Dorthea Bethene Falliion Nancy Ellen Campbell Sidney Lynn Carter Ann Christy Marilyn Louiie Cohhan Omer Keith Cyrus W -A K' If X , Michael D. Adamg Robert Waller Barnett Marcel Ira Burk Vernon Alpha Cathcart Neal Gordon Davidson If is I ' A Michael G. Albrich Wilbur Reuben Bohr Keith Ronald Butterfield Walter Douglas Chesebro Leroy Dale Dean 7 -.. lg 's.,,. 'Zaman i r '53 Q 'H-3' ' L 1 -4-,W Dallas Wayne Holnioi James Henry Klukker! Gary William Lawson Thelbert Dee Martin Sandi Louiie Miller Wayne Arthur Hutt Knrleen Kay Kraft Raymond Lee Lenzele Diane Elise Mason Lawauna Nlorzan tp iw-xiii' J Y Mary Louise Hunt Carol E. Lake Judith Jane Lisius Robert James Massey Ronald Gary Munkres 4' Theodore Arthur Kaser Karen Laura Lantz Vivian Lorraine Lynds Esther Sarah Meyer Colin Adair Newman .-in x Thomas Anthony Klingbeil Linda Louise Latta Patricia Diane McClure Glenda Lee Nlickel Barbara Jane Nordman fr ,nw Judy Dolorcw Tittls' ilnrol Edith Tornpkinw Frances Mac Trueax M3l'g3f9' Laurel Trueax Nanry Elizahvlh Yvrlrvvs Dgmzx Hua' Warner Rohr-rl F. Wcndling Ronald L99 white B993 Ann Patririn fhzurolyc-nv Winn Jmnmy D. Woodward Frvdvrick Otto Ziemke Frank LPOUUN1 Zitek 5flll1P'l rvzixts-rs-:I in thc' wniur vhuw nut picturs-dz Bobby Crue, Janvt Burhqnan, Arnhem Thnrnhurqh. Margie Poppe. 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Queen 3 Lareta Barkdoll Transferred from Powers Hxgh School Powers Oregon 2 Bowl1ng Central Oregon Muslc Cl1n1c 2 3 4 Central Oregon Ensemble and Solo Contest 2 3 4 Student Counc1I 3 4 Off e Staff 3 4 Sextette 2 3 4 Asst Treasurer of Student Bods 3 Treasurer of Student Body 4 Bob Barnett Basketball Manager Football 1 Bowlmg 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Bows State 3 Wilbur Bohr Transferred from Grandvlew Hlgh School Grandv1ew Washmgton 2 Gall Bottemlller FHA 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Central Oregon Mus1c Cl n1c 3 4 Venlta Brookmg FHA 4 Chorus 4 .lerry Brown Basketball 1 2 3 4 Foot b 12 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Letterm n 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Llbrarlan 4 Student Councxl 1 Class Vxce Presldent 3 Central Oregon Muslc Cl1n1c 4 Honor Letterman 4 Class Representatlve 1 Marcel Burk Westltng 2 3 FFA1 2 Kelth Butterfield Basketball 1 2 3 4 ootball 1 2 3 B eball 1 2 Bowlmg Champxonshup Team 3 Letterman 1 2 3 4 Councll Representatlve 3 Honor Letterman 4 Chorus 4 Central Oregon Musxc Chmc 4 Student Counctl 2 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Gordon Davldson Wresthng 2 3 4 3rd ln State wf9SlllhE 4 Basketball 1 Foot 1 Tra 2 Baseba Bowhng 3 Letterman 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 4 Central Oregon Musrc Chmc 1 2 3 4 LeRoy Dean W estltng 1 2 3 4 Y r Captain 4 2nd ln State Wrestling 4 Foot 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Bowllng Annual Adwertlsmg CoEd1tor 4 Panther Scratches Staff 4 Student Bodv V1ce Presldent 3 Honor Letterman 4 Clyde Dragoo-Basketball 2 Baseball 2 3 Glen Duncan W esthng 1 2 3 4 F ot 1 2 4 Tra k 2 3 4 Key 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Presldent 3 Reporter 4 Dxstrlct VICE Presxdent 4 Judgmg Team 1 2 3 Parhamentary 2 3 4 State Conventlon 1 2 3 4 Natxonal Conventlon 3 Class Sergeant at Arms 3 Student Bodv Manager 4 Roland Durr- Loulse Eberhard Bowl1ng 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Concessmn Manager 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Parllamentanan 4 Drlll 3 4 PTA 4 Rally Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Song Leader 2 Ed Elllott Wrestlmg 4 Football 1 2 seball 1 2 3 4 FFA 2 Band 1 Chorus 3 4 Central Oregon MUSIC CllnlC 1 2 3 4 Central Oregon Solo and En semble Contest 4 Bob Eskew-Wrestllng 3 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 4 Letterman 3 4 Manlyn Feller Transferred from Vernoma Hxgh School Vernonla Oregon 2 Pep Club 4 Dnll 4 Band 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Chorus Llbranan 3 Sextette 2 3 4 Cen tral Oregon Ensemble and Solo Contest 2 3 4 Central Oregon Music Chmc 2 3 4 Sextette 2 3 4 Claron Ferguson Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Key Club 2 Letterman 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Student Councxl 4 Student Body Presldent 4 Cen tral Oregon Muslc Chmc 1 2 Honor So clety 4 Herb Forbes Football ' 3 4 Tr ck 1 2 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Honor SOClEtW 4 Chorus 1 4 Central Oregon Muslc Chmc Sheila Ford Transferred fron1 Hlllsboro Hlgh School Hlllsboro Oregon 3 Chorus 4 Central Oregon Muslc Cl1n1c 4 Patsy Frakes P p Club 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Degree Chalrman 3 Pres1dent 4 Chorus 3 4 Central Oregon Music Chmc 4 FBLA 3 Student Counc1l 4 Bowl tng 4 Harry Gage- Jay Galllgan Becky Gambrell-Chorus ' 3 Central Ore gon Muslc Chmc 2 3 C udla Gannon FHA 3 4 D ll Z 3 Chorus 4 Central Oregon Muslc Cllhlt 4 Zene Glllette-Transferred from Bend Hugh School Bend Oregon 3 M ry Grover FHA 4 Chorus 1 3 4 Offlce Staff 4 Central Oregon Music Cl1n1c Arlene Hanson Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Radio Club 2 Carola Harrnson Pep Club 4 GAA 3 FBLA 3 Band 1 Chorus 2 3 FTA 3 4 Presxdent 4 Student Council 4 Office Staff 4 Class Representatne 4 Central Oregon Beverly Hathaway tClarl0 Transferred from Coachella Hugh School Coachella Callfornla 4 Sheryl Hector Ketettes 2 3 4 FHA 2 d 4 Llbrar Dance Band 4 Central Oregon Ensemble and Solo Contet 2 3 4 Central Oregon Musnc Chmc 2 3 4 JoAnn Heffner Transferred from Madras Oregon 3 Danny Helerman Wresthng 1 2 3 Barbara Hiatt Transferred from Wheeler County Hugh School Oregon 1 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Socnety 3 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 FTA 3 4 Representa tlve 4 Student Councll 4 Central Oregon M s1c Chmc 1 2 3 4 Trno 1 Kathy Hirsch Honor Socnety 3 4 V1ce 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V Korleen Kraft Bowling 4 President 4 Club 2 3 4 Hono S t Keyettesl 2 3 4 Reporter 2 President 4 FBLA 3 Drill 4 Chorus 4 Rallv Club 4 Studen C ncil 3 4 Ann S f 3 Assistant Editor 3 Pant er Scratches 3 Class Representative l Class Nice President Z Class Representative 3 Student Body Secretary 4 Girls State 3 Student Council Workshop 4 Song Leader 2 Yell Leader 3 Central Oregon Music Clinic 4 Carol Lake-Pep tlub 4 Drill ' 4 Chorus Ral Clu 3 4 Song Leader Football Princess 1 3 Barn Dance Princess Panther Scratches and Annual Staff 4 Karen Lantz-GAA ' 3 4 President 3 Secretary 4 Honor Societv 3 4 President Kevettes 2 3 4 Band 1 Chorus Secretary and Treasurer 4 Student Coun cil 3 Class Representative 2 Central Oregon Music Clinic 1 4 Central Oregon Ensemble and Solo Contest 1 Salutatorian 4 National lst Place Wmner of Soap Sculpture Contest 3 Linda Latta-GAA 1 2 3 Honor Society ES Clinicl 2 3 4 Central Oregon Ensemble and Solo Contest 4 Gary Lawson Basketball 1 2 Football 1 Track 1 2 3 Bowling 2 Class Sergeant at Arms 4 Ray Lengele-Basketball Woodworking Student Leader 3 Judy Llslus Bowling 4 Captain 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Concession 'Vlanager 4 Honor ocietv 4 Keyettes 1 3 4 Stu e Council Representative 2 Nice President HA 3 4 Rcpor r Dr R v Club 2 3 4 President 4 Stu ent Council ' l 4 Annual Editor 3 Panther Scralche Staff 3 Class Secretary and Treasurer ' Song leader 2 Drill 3 4 ian Lynds-FBLA 3' Band 1, Z. 3, ' l I'A 3, 4' Historian 4' Diplomatic Corps 3' Central Oregon Music Clinic l, 2, 3, 4. Pat McClure-Bowling 4, Treasurer 4' Pep u .., 3, 4' Concession Manager . 3 President 4' Honor Society 3, 45 Treasurer I HA , 2, 3. 4: District Secretary ' Historian 4' Drill 3. 4' Drill Majorette 3' Head Majorette 4' Band Majorette l' Rally Club L, 3, 4: Treasurer 3' Annual Editor 3' Panther Scratches Staff 3: Yell Leader Z., Student Council 3. 4' FBLA 33 Central Oregon Music Clinic l. Thelbert Martin-Football 1. Diane Mason-FHA 1, 2, 3, Bob Massey-Basketball Assistant Manager ' Football 3 4' Baseball 1, L, 3. 4' '- Club 23 Letterman 2, 3, 4, . Esther Meyer-Bowling 4' Pep Club 3 4' .. 3' FBLA 3' Chorus 1 .. 3 - Librarian 1' Mixed Quartet 4' FFA 1, 2, 3, 4' Vice President 3' Central Oregon Music Clinic 1 2 3 4' Central Oregon Solo and Ensemble Contest 4, Glenda Mickel-Pep Club 3, 4' FHA 2, 3 45 Recreation Chairman 4' Drill .., 3 45 Chorus 22 Office Staff 4g Football Queen 45 Central Oregon Music Clinic 2. i Miller Pep Club 4 D ll Chorus 3 4 Librarian 3 4 Sextette 4 Central Oregon Music Clinic 3 4 Lawauna Morgan Transferred from Mill Citv High School Mill City Oregon FHA 4 FTA Ron Munkres Basketball 3 Manager 2 Football 3 4 Manager 2 Track 3 Base 2 4 Bowling 3 Key Club 2 3 President 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Photography 3 President 3 Colin Newman Barbara Nordman Transferred from Lebam High School Lebam Washington 2 Chorus 4 Central Oregon Music Clinic 4 Judy Ogllvle-Honor Society 4 FHA 4 Chorus 3 4 Central Oregon Music Clinic 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staf 3 Vic Parkhurst Wrestling 1 2 3 FFA 1 7 3 4 Letterman 2 3 State FFA Con vention 2 Harry Phillips FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 State FFA Convention 2 Pat Porter-Football 4 Baseball 1 2 3 FFA 1 2 3 4 Reporter 3 Sentinel 4 Parliamentarv Team 3 4 National Conven tion 4 Rod Reid Basketball 1 2 4 Football C Captain 4 Letterman 1 2 3 4 Student Council Student Bodv Second Vice President 2 Dick Resare-Basketball 7 Bowling 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Central Oregon Music Clinic 3 4 Central Oregon Ensemble and Soo Contests 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Iris Richards Bowling 3 4 FHA 2 4 Donna Riser Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Concession Manager 4' Honor Society 3 4' FHA 1 2. 3. 4' Recreation Director 2' FTA 4' Student Council 4' Annual Editor 4' Pan- ther Scratches Staff 4. Margaret Roberts-Bowling 4' Captain 4' Club 2, 'l, 4, FHA 1 2, 4' FBL .' Rally Club 2 3, 4' Song Leader 2. Jerry Settelmeyer-Bowling 3' Annual Sports Editor 4' Panther Scratches Staff 4. Alvin Shopshirr-Basketball l, 2 4' Foote ball 1, 3 4' Track 3 4' Bowling 3' Lettere man 3, 4' Band 1 2 3' Chorus 4' Repre- sentative 4' Student Council 4. Peggy Short tThieIl-FHA 1 2 3 4. Ken Simon-Wrestling 2, 3, 4' Letterman Sheila Skeen--FBLA 3' Annual Staff 3' Panther Scratches Staff 3. Phyllis Sleasman-Band 1 2 3 4' FTA 3, 4' Secretary-Treasurer 4' Central Oregon Music Clinic 1 2 3 4' Central Oregon Ensemble and Solo Contest 2 3 4. Palle Sloth Moller'-Exchange student from Denmark 4' Photography Club 4' Key Club 4' Science Club 4' Student Council 4. ea sonm-Pep Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill Stanton Wrestling 1 2 3 4 Foot balll 2 3 Track 2 FFA 1 Letterman Jerry Starr'-Basketball 1 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Key Club 2 Letterman 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Class President 4 Bob Starr Bandl 2 3 4 Central Oregon sic Clinic 1 3 Bob Stewart Carolyn Svarverud FHA1 P 3 4 F A 3 Chorus 3 4 Cen ral Oregon Music Clinic 3 4 l l'A 2 3 4 Marilyn Swift Pep Club 2 3 4 Conces sions Manager 4 GAA 2 3 Keyettes 1 2 3 4 FHA1 2 3 4 FBLA 3 Chorus 4 lto Tatti FFA 2 3 4 Carol Tietjens FHA 3 4 FBLA 3 Be gunning Band 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Pan ther Scratches Staff 4 Dolores Tuttle-FHA 1 2 3 4 Parlra mentarian 3 Dnll 2 3 Chorus 4 Central Oregon Music Clinic 4 Song Leader 4 Rally Club 4 Carol Tompkins Bowling 3 FHA 1 3 4 Frances Trueax Honor Society 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 FBLA 3 I-'TA2 3 4 Historian 3 Office Staff 4 rgaret L Trueax FHA 1 2 3 FBLA 3 Gwen Tyson Pep Club 2 3 4 Point Recorder 4 GAA 1 2 3 FHA 2 4 Project Chairman FBLA 3 B nd 1 2 3 Se retary 3 Central Oregon Music Clinic 1 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Radio Club 2 Nancy Vertrees Transferred from Gilchrist High School Gilchrist Oregon 2 Honor Society 3 4 Secretary 4 FHA 4 Band ., ' Librarian 4' Central Oregon En- semble and Solo Contest 3 4' Central Oregon Music Clinic 3 4' Valedictorian 4. Dana Warner-Chorus 3' Central Oregon Music Clinic 3. Bob Wendling-FFA 1 2 3 4' Secretary 3' President 4' National Convention 4' Boys State 3. Ron White- Betty Whitehead-Drill 2 3 4' Annual Staff 3' Panther Scratches Staff 3. Pat Winn--FHA 1, 2 3 4' FBLA 3' Drill Jim Woodward-Football 3' Bowling 4' Vice President 4' Captain 4' Key Club 3 4' Letterman 3 4. Fred Ziemke-Bowling 3' Chorus 1 2 3 4' Central Oregon Music Clinic 1 2 3 4. Frank Zitek-FFA 1 2 3 4. genial: iqcfiwlfq idld - , 1 -I 5 Sandi ' - Q ri 3, 4, ' - ' , , , 5 - Pep , ., g r 'ocie y 3, 4, ' 5 ' ' ' 9 3 ' 1 9 5 5 . . , n. Q -a 2 ' ' ' , . 1, 2, 3 4. 2,l 3, 3 l t du 4 ' 1, ,I 5 i ual .. ' V Y Q V 'af 1 ' ' , 5 l' I . ' ' n 1 . 9 : . 9 N fl 4 I V ir' r 3, 3 4. . I 9 1. f -1 A ' ' mu , I ' ' P. ' .' .4: Mui .2. ' ' 1, 2, ly b 9 , A 3: V - - 'L' V 2 BL lx. l -A B 24 iv . r i t l 4? . Y -Y V Z ' Y 2 l 4: I A l U . I i - v i ' v v h 2' 3 ,- -Q - Y G , . .. l Y 5 . ' -, f, . ' v n n - 3, 4, Keyett 2, 3,-4,2 Band 1, 2, 3.5 ' U I , l - , Z 1 ' l ' Chorus 45 Sextette 43 Central Oregon Music '- 1 g 'K 1 1 , ,I '. 1 . H qi ' 4 h - V ' H' Q .lt , . . , i t . ' ' 1, 2, 3, 4, aptain 43 Track 1, 2, 3. 4i i ' l 5 ' ' ' 5 . M3 - - . V , 'ii . . . . ' 'lg ,' I s C' .'2,.. .1 dnt - L, ' , - . . a l' 4, F 1.2, .. , te 4, in 45 2 1' 9 ' l ' : a a ... -4. ct allg ' -, , , 5 ,. d 'I ' ' 3 , z .t . Viv' , 1, 4, ' - 9 ' L' . ls l 1 l ls , , , V . . 3 4, . ci b ff , ' q , 4 F I l l 4 Pep 1 - 1 A 1, , . , , . , . , It . 9' 3 4 . . , . 1. . , 7 , Kev l 324 , , GAA 'n . . ' . . I 41 . 9 , , , elm of 1959 Presentation of the prom for the seniors early in May was the big project of the year. Four committees worked on the prom. Decoration committee consisted of Chairman Carole Hancock, Georgia Elliott, Marvin Gage, Marlin Simmons, Helen Wareing, Pat Warner and Van Zitek. Kathy Jordan headed the refreshment committee, with Marie Bees- ley, Deryl Ferguson, Dianne Haynes and Pete Hutchinson. Chairman Cathie Lanthorn directed the entertainment committee of Janice Boyer, Petra Elster, Karen Houston and Gail Tyson. Program committee included Beverly Casteel, Honora Daugherty, Bill Peden, Bud Raske and Janet Weise. Juniors decorated and served as ushers at commencement exercises. Lorraine Bates represented the junior class as football princess and Ruthora Mills was in the barn dance court. One after-game dance was sponsored by the juniors. As a unit, the junior class spent two days together in the study hall taking Iowa Tests. Individual pictures are reviewed on the next three pages, alphabetically. Students not pictured will be listed at the end of this section. Junior Officers President Phil Stephen, Vice President Tony Dorsch, Secretary Pat Warner, Treasurer Kathy Jordan, Council Representative Carole Hancock, Advisers Mrs. Irene Boone, Mrs. Dorothy Gobelman, Charles Ward. iNot pic- tured: Adviser Mrs. Marian Brown 5' 4' 1. . :TK .S I 'Q lf' .W . ' L1 'H x LQ , .1 ' is Q t W., i ii' viii H. .rf 3, B 53,1 p - rw ' f 4 ! M U p f, c .Gt Il - 1 f,,, 1 'sn-v vs f 1 ki V K uv X45 V .lx 6 l f its f X .8 r Q 3 ,Q ' , 2 ,-5 5 ' 1' 1 t ,, '17 7 F9 ,. 1 1: ' 'V y J 1, L. 1 .ch Q, , i V. , u , .- ,t .. , ,ff gif, it -fe .5 riff? ha 1 . -as ,,. , rg 'V f 4 ' ' 0- B' N N 1 ay Z , 1 ,Y ja? J f. M' Q 0, ii, JA J. , f'j , A -fs W f' ,f - Azz., J .JL I, O f X J , 4 LU l xy.: 4 K. K A 5 ! 1 M .4 ut? JN! Donna Tom JoAnne Marjorie Thelma Lorraine Allen Alley Arensmeier Ashley Backus Bates Roy Irene Janice Jack Jesse Louis Bessey Blair Boyer Bozarth Brenchley Brenchley Gary Dave Annette Bobby William Beverly Brittain Brown Browning Burhoop Burke Casteel Janell Michael David Lee I Martha Honora Coomler Cordell Crane Cunningham Dahl Daugherty Ernie Tony Karen Shirley Petra Jean Dickson Dorsch Dotson Egg Elster Felsman Sue Joe Marvin Nancy Janet Stephen Forbes Freedman Gage Gambrell Garbutt Gordon Marie Beesley John Brenner Ed Charlesworth Richard Dent Deryl Ferguson Gordon Grover if e Q J I N? 44 3.x V51 X ,.., J gif fic' I 1., .7 X .V ' . 5' ', 3+ ff MM' cf it A Risk sl W t O 6 , 1 J ft' X 1 ft 1 J f i ??i3fhL 'au '- ' R - ' ., H Q V , t L: M ,',,, 1 2 Q ' L I 1 ' Q lf' rtti gg ' ' - 2. 4 '2 . 1, vf 4 G M gli f XXV , n f xy f f oi Mt . K , K , .- 4. A I Y X ' 'X 5,3 1 , - L , on is ill I it 4 L 1 - 1 t N ,V W? 1 A 'V 3 16. ' K J , 5,-s .4 fig, 'f' ed c:n e A ' J, g c fl, V . 1 , J J u Donna Linda Carole Mike C. J onnie Mae Nard Dianne Grubb Hamilton Hancock Harrington Hastings Hawkins Haynes Bill Lynne Joe Ted Gary Karen Pete Head Hebert Hegardt Herlinger Hill Houston Hutchinson Kathy Lynn Earlene Jim Dave Bob Jan Jordan Jordan Justice King Kleen Kuehl Lane Cathie Jim Mark Janet Joyce Don Jackie Lanthorn Larson Latta Light McArthur McCrea Martin Larry Ann Les Ruthora Lorna James Tom Merritt Miller Miller Mills Minks Moisan Moore Linda Dale George Ken Jack Carole William Morgan Moyer Nance Neel Nelson Parkinson Peden Y 4 K ,, Z lvl' N 51. 7' i 'ff .W 57,5 ' , 4 , - j Tis. . .-.- fl T - ' Ss. . , is 5 51 g , - ' i wtf if Jw as ,M ' K l I 1 1: CT 'E' 2 9 l .... '2 i ' f T7 f'O ' I ry 2-' , , , Q Vf A ' S ' li Q .T P 7 'P x.! V ft' a uf! uv 5 A .IQ .P 4, v A , f' ' N' 1 it - - . 4:9 1 1 .:.., - :fag-fs -2- T ,, V , xt .,.,. A ll. Y J fl , . -' '- l9'!'w:,22f2T!f2,.. G Y f ' I 'M A H V I x ' is t xg as 'iq' V . , A fa A -N .A ,a lv J T ' ' '17 , Sag, 4 r . . i V 4 ' I , v 7 , vi, Tn- ' lf' M- S 'ft is 'f -. 4 ., . A A. V ' '-A1 , , i. ,, Q' 'P , , , , QQ 4 P, 2 ' ur , ,.,.,, ir' El. L 'Q ' .. X--W ,l ,, we 5 b e 1 , ' .t I r' gy Q f J .f f 7 43 A .V 5 . , 4 3 1 1 t - 1 P alfa Beverly Neal Margie Bud Lloyd Edward Norman Pepperling Peterson Poppe Raske Rice Rova Scott Leo Norita Fay Kay Marlin Marie Danny Seal Settelmeyer Shirtcliff Shirtcliff Simmons Simpson Smith Ken I Phil Dennis Carl Sharon E. Bonny Bob Stanton Stephen Tackitt Taylor Telford Thayer Theis Ambers Gary Lawrence Gail Ted Helen Patricia Thornburgh Timmerman Trueax Tyson Vilhauer Wareing Warner Barbara Janet Terry Jerry Frances Larry Paul Weir Wiese Willard Williams Wilson Wilson Wolf Gwen Diana Van Keith Joe Norman Woodbury Yeoman Zitek Dragoo Kentner Scurlock Not pictured: Robert Ayres, Jessie Berkey, Arthur Corbin, Bob Cree, Jerry Hastings, Gilbert Meza, Linda Smith, Juan Villarreal, Minerva Villarreal. f -J '17 A vcd 3- 45 Sophomore Officers President Denny Charlton, Vice President Joe Freedman, Secretary-Treasurer Lani Frenzel, Class Representa- tive Sandi Miller, Sergeant-at-Arms Eddie Sutherland, Advisor Mrs. Vona Miller, Advisor Mr. George Miller. Glwu of 1960 Lynne Abel Gary Bangs Sue Adams Leland Bettelyoun Gene Sophomore class projects this year included decorating for baccalaureate and helping with refreshments and clean-up at the Junior-Senior Prom. Sue Swearingen was the sophomore class foot- ball princess, and Bonnie Faubion was Barn Dance princess for the sophomore class. One after-game dance was sponsored by the sophomores. Individual pictures in alphabetical order of all sophomores are given on the following pages. Students not pictured are listed at the end of the section. Addington Bobbi Blakele Y Janette Gerald Jim Les r Aldous Alley Alley AUCOIH Bart Alma James Marilyn Bonney Brooking Brown Brown 3... y' ,W ,W 23' V . 5.4 - E5 if, c. . .Q -Q if 5 9 'L if . if i EEI5 4 ' x Y N' if ' if Zo af NX, U 9 i ,S :f5 x 'I 5s 'I , ia uf .3 , . -l , . , , , . ...n . -- - -: - g, u . .,r- ' H - f A r ... '-' mf X - 11 ' '- 9 I ' aa' . 'Q 1 g' . f, vuv ,O IIL1 In K . , I, K ga L 1 X XX Q 1' , A f rr ,,,, '12, 45, Z ' , 4' I Q , - I .. M f l M Q , '? 9 ,fl Wf ' 'KM f f I AV ,fm 5? lf WY! Ji? ef7 1 if J .I Q .a. in V Q 'E' in S 44 , LE' N '1 S- X will 4-5' - 7 A J Dy' 'J V . l ' Lx I 'I 'x.'. N 5 IJ Sandra Norma James Jerry Joe June Denny Brown Burk Caffro Campbell Carpenter Chandler Charlton Mac Don Margaret Judy Edward Kay Kenny Claypool Clemence Colenbaugh Cook Corwin Cyrus Davidson Judy Betty Jim LouDell Lena Sue Elizabeth Louise Day Dean Deeds Doughty Duncan Edmonds Elliott Bonnie Kathy Frank Carolyn Sandra Margery Tom Faubion Ferguson Ford Forrester Forrester Fox Freedman Lani Shirley Karin Lynn Mike R. Ruth Ann Ronald Frenzel Frogge Geiman Hamilton Harrington Hartley Hays Alice Stewart Wilma Linda Dick Janice Steve Hirn Holmes Holmes Huddle Huff Hunt Hurney un, -J Fram- - , f I r -I 1 1, 1 1 V7 'A I i X' N ' v 1 -1 fff ix ,. ' A . ' ' N H- 1 I a .J .lf J Wg, , ff 3 Q . XM V 1I' ,, 1 . K 4 'M - 4 V 0 ,Q A ., , , ,, 1 W 1, , eg H -A ' ' 'SEN :Q Jw 43 1 5 ., f :L .4 'Z' M x' ,iff ' J ' - is f ' . J IQ . I .,v..iL Y , 7 in 'air X I if , J Y N i if J ' ,Age ,G ,Af U V6 K L ' A sb' il- 'ff' Q ' .A 4, ' J 2 J 4 'ff' 4 f f-A be . 4 I B . . Ky f-ff-K9 Vik V 'P . 1 47 i a 'W i 1 9' gifwi A Q A' m X X I inf' ,J H 1 is .-.W Earn, Jim Thelma Tom Mary Larry Karen Justin Ivory Jackson Jorgensen Keevy Kentner Ketcham King Gary Bernice Aloha Sandra Bob Roger Frank Kissler Knowles Koops Kraft Keeney Kurtz Ladrow Ben Carla June Shirley Margaret Bob Patricia Lamb Lawson Ledbetter Liston Livesley Long Lowrey Paula Marilyn Joyce Nikki Linda Kay Tom Luethe Lynds McCauley McClanahan McKee Malick Meyers Sandra L. Alton John Dorothy Maxine Carrol Brooks Miller Mitchell Moisan Moore Muckey Murders Mustard Patsy Carol Juanita Roslie Dave Horace Carol Nelson Newby Nichols Nichols Ogilvie Oliphant Parkhurst Q WZ ' 1 I ' I i X 1 fi i f X 4 H ,. I' fi? 'lf .'-'J'-571 Z. -------321'-L , ' 9 ' . . li 4 ff L L, - 'X 1- 9 ,T 'L' V ' ff ' 1 'ff 4-. ' 1 - 's- X if , , 'fy 1-' - F T 'MN tithe! i,f T Qui - . 8 M -fn an J T .. ,LQ -- 'Lf 'Yi' ,J is ' v it gl M ,iff ' T V 1' S f A 2 ? K I ri Y sf-W, lliiil ' I X X! '? ,-A y iii? if - A' 'J' 'Q I Cv: i ' , i f . 'f' ' ' X A 4 .5 X I .a ' ,Q - K i i J'-3 qi E 3 ,Z sa I Margit Sandra Harold Kay Lynne Jerry Jim Petersen Pollock Priday Ragland Randall Rapue Ricci Joan Wayne Alfred Ned Ted Wayne Clarence Robison Robison Schamel Schroeder Schroeder Scott 'Seal Sharon Spencer Bob Patsy Barbara Margaret Eddie Sedell Shepherd Shive Short Smalley Starr Sutherland Barbara Richard Sue Sue Ruby Larry Sharon Lee Swanner Swanton Swearingen Tackitt Tatti Taylor Telford Paul Bill James Bill Reuben Lawrence Caroline Trueax Trussell Urell Vadnais Vanyi Veatch Vilhauer Isabelle Rose Marie Lee Larry Latrona Lynne Weir Wendling Wick Williams Winegar Wallace Not pictured: Virginia Blair, David Brown, Steven Delk, Carlon Kuhn, Dennis Simonsen, Clifford Tull. elm of 1961 Freshmen were initiated into high school by the seniors September 20. All freshman girls wore cave man outfits and the boys wore nightshirts. Frosh were auctioned off to seniors in an assembly at 11 o'clock. Bids ranged from 60 cents to ST. Altogether. seniors made by selling the freshmen. Some of the freshman boys provided enter- tainment to all in a pie-eating contest. Frosh were brightly decorated with lipstick, egg and pie filling. Any sophomore or junior who impersonated a senior was auctioned off to the seniors, along with the frosh. All freshmen were to learn the following poem: 1 am a crawly freshman, The seniors tell me where to gog I squirm to them on foot and hand, Because I love my seniors so. One after-game dance was sponsored by the freshman class. Football princess representing the fresh- man class was Janet McCormick. Patty West was freshman princess for the Barn Dance. Individual pictures of the freshmen are listed alphabetically on the next few pages. Students not pictured are listed at the end of this section. Freshman Officers President Chapman Stranahan, Vice President Mike Kleen, Secretary Jean Butler, Treasurer Linda Cunning- ham, Council Representative Judy Thompson. Faculty Adviser Mrs. Nancy Fultz, Faculty Adviser Howard Kauffman. -Aa '1-p is .Z -,D 2,0-9 4 WCP I IR s 'O Q 43 V4 ' 1,4 14 1 - . i ' ,W , A , an ' f 7 4 f' 'D' 32? ,7 , gli e,-,fx V 1' fu, , . , Q I , ' A u , jf., A .A 9 j, J , I X, J ' , M , - '- A n 5 5: L1 , 4 4 f 4 '-:VF - , -A - fr? I 3 3. li ad I' A? if , I 1 i- ff. iii -1 . .4!!sp 4-Q -1 Y-31 vs X I' ,Q V, , 'Z '.' -0 ? vi' 1 'f--aa: . xl If ,, ' 3455 TV' V f-li - ' K we Q 52 VE' 'Q V X -4 I 4 -- I X , , I f, W in l W- '--qi at 'S 2 ' ' ' , 13 fl 5 .' - ' ,- .J gi - 3 -'-If Q X, 1 I 1' ' Q -Q ' H A . lan 'i I ' 1 '-If 1 f 1 A AY B . 9 It fi N B pp . - 15 'U 'Q , f gx , - I n f IJ .. .Alla f . i. A- Donna Stephen Bud Nancy Janice Bruce Roberta Abbas Albrich Alexander Alley Armbruster Barnett Barton Gerald Bob Kenneth Gary Donna Norman Larry Beard Beesley Bells Blakeley Blue Bottemiller Brenner Janice Raymond Linda Nan Jean Dale Thomas Brown Brown Burk Burke Butler Church Colenbaugh Loretta Ronnie James Kenny Larry Marie Linda Collins Compton Cooper Corbin Cousineau Cowing Cunningham Jim Darrell Dennis Ronald Warren Charles Ted Dahlen Davidson Davis Davis Dent DeR,oos Dodge Jerry Bill Tom Carol Robert Karen Sharon Donnell Dragoo Drew Dudley Durfee Durr Elrod B :et id 5 4 ,lm 6 , I , gg V I , - M---D ' Wir 1 I V 6 . I , b f., f - .- . - J ,- LM., 5 '. Liifaf - - ' 0 . '- ig 5 ,, - .r ' .-V . f N L 1 , ' 3 - A ' iaagg. A I 4'!kZA!?qy Kyiv: hi, f :'.i'i? Q ii iii 11 J 'R at if f v Q 11.1 i Q f. is J 2 i f n L 2924-A ,ffl 9 Q a ' 40 f f 4 , ,z- CT D-I w Q SL Wi i J' . 'fl salt. xx ZW 2 lg digg iii? C? f , X Ni . e mt, 3 , C R4 'N .f. I L .5 U L 1 it 1 1' . LVN 1 Frances Fine Rodney Hanson Mervyn Hollister George Jackson Mike Kleen Janice Latta r Marsha Fisher Don Hartley Virginia Hollister Lorena J ahns Robert Knorr Joan Lawson rf- I X Z' it X 4' F2 xg.. 1 3 gf: W K l rf ,zzz as g - , Q 1 Q '- ' L , 4 K A I I1 vu' N ,lla A ' Z, .i . V, I ,I x :ff A r , J i T-lf. , Charlotte Ford Reginald Hastings Lawrence Holt Paula Johns Sandra Kopp Donna Layng Jerry Gannon Charlene Hiatt Tom Houston Milburne Kilgore Dan Lake Lyndon Lengele -9,- Joy Gibson Donna Hmman Marilyn Howell Linda King Linda Lamb Marilee Lengele Phyllis Hammer Ann Hohnstein Gwynne Hudspeth Judy Kissler Ralph Langeliers Wayne Linville .Q Vw Carol Hansen Allen Holcomb Dwaine Jackson Larry Kissler Vivian Lanthorn Loren Loop '1- ,HI-r at In 4 Myh. K 2 an 4, Q . V y . W, , ,WW N , . Z 4 , 1 .,,- WJ A as, f ,ALQM ,, .,, Wm ,f',. Mai .L , ,f mi 1' Q., WW, ,ff ' y , A-A I QA, V ' P K Q 'I K ' if 'Z as 1 fi Y fha ' fd,- 'ig- , . , Kp, 's. s T f ,n we Y ,Q . i W t vi - - if Y f il Q- . 7 ' , 4 1 f as .,. , , if .,,, . 13 is . , fl .r W, , -yi A v .11 J ' 3 'b is p: u 'lf A , J ' J an ,X A if - Sr bv , ,I f,, , qlzx X f ' J X X i A M B KA , i V, 1 My I . 11 .if I ' ' -J ' A ' 7 '29, '7 Y '2' i P A B V 1 ,fl uw- , 'Y 7J K! L, il out n M r. 'Lg .gl -fx - 'I va W 7 K E,-'W , , fs-1' - M :1 ' .1 1' .n ' ,4 i. ik T .J ws 4 W ' all . a iw s nfl ' 4- in if I . . ft if ,l : - ... T Lf.. ' -1- s .vw 1' ' is 1 E 1 H 5. V . It ,Z A '.' 1' A lflfhf. ev- l Edna Russell Dennis Janet Wanda Frances David Lunsford McCall McClay McCormick McDaniel McGrew MacDonald Jerry Norman Mary Lou June Phillip Sharon Jerry Maley Maley Markgraf Martin Mason Mayenschein Meyers Glen Jack Joe Sandra J. Ruby Rex Gary Mickel Miller Miller Miller Mills Moles Moore Sharon Marilyn Gene Ivan Bill Linda Duane Moore Morgan Moyer Murphy Nasura Overlander Parkhurst Linda David JoAnna Lloyd Leroy Karen Raymond Parks Pick Ralle Rector Restorff Richards Robertson Wanda Elaine Mary David John Robert Beverly Romane Rova Rudder Sala Saunders Schinkel Scott 43 'd 'fe- vi. l 1 .2 f 1 -.A '!'7'7' NWA lv if I' ,UN v-E5 Q i Q? 5 Peggy Shelby David Telford Thomas Vian Carl Williams Harvey Kindall Sharon Skeen Glenn Thomas Edwin Vilhauer Viola Winegar i. '33 1 Leland Smith Judy Thompson Lois Wallenburg Shirley Woodbury ,XJ IQ A 73' - 4 nw 0 ,Q 5, 4 I ' , - XF 4 Ax f 1 . . , ,4 , . y, f 1 , ii l , 'p 4 Q5 K I :fl 10 idk g .in J' ' Q r in , ' . ,Egg E ?f J -' Judy Sohm Vicki Thrasher Jim Warner Leonard Wright John Stewart Verl Tittle Judy Warner Roy Zitek Not pictured: Jacklyn Brown, Joseph Gregg, Jona Kay Lucas. 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Ted Kaser, Bob Starrl Biologists Make Dissection of Frog CAbove: Bob Shive, Aloha Koops, Sandi Brownj Elo Casting Out of 9's to Prove Multiplication Done by Freshmen CBelow: Charles De-Roos, Marilee Lengele, June Martin, Sharon Skeenb 'Z' -if 1 l 1 C Home Made Fire Extinguishers Examined in General Science fLeft: Gary Moore, Larry Brynner, Phyllis Hammer, Janice Brownl 4 Ionization Process Demonstrated By Chemistry Class CAbove: Peggy Short, Ken Simon, Harry Phillips, Bob Wendlingj Math II Students Learn Metric Measure fBe1ow: Sandi Brown, Warren Dent, Glen Mickelj Proposed Trip Route Marked on Map In Fundamentals of Bus CBelow: Chapman Stranahan, Ann Hohnstein, Vicki 'fhrasherp Geometric Constructions Proved CBelow: Linda Huddle, Leland Bettelyoun. Alfred Schamell Polyhedrons Inspected In Solid Geometry, Trig. CAbove: Jerry Starr, Rod Reid, Mike Albrich, Zena Gillettel Algebra Pupils Show Relation Of Equations and Graphs CAbove: Ed Rova, Bonnie Faubion, Lena Sue Duncan, Larry Trueaxl + 'VE 4 u can qlldfe Square of Binomial Shown by Algebraists lAbove: Tom Freedman, Donna Blue Carol Hansonb American History Students Look at Reference Books In Library fRight: Bill Head, Gary Hill, Honora Daugherty, Beverly Casteeli ocialg' Braking Distance Measured In Driver Education fLeft: Steve Hurney, Jim Brown, Rose Marie Wendling, Sandra Pollockb Roman Empire Located On World History Map iRight: Olly Oliphant, Janice Armbruster, Fred Ziemkeb American Problems Class Holds Panel Discussion fLeft: Bob Massey, Herb Forbes, Bethene Callison, Carolyn Svarverudl Worksheet Study Done in Bookkeeping Typing II Class Uses Electric Typewriter Dictaphone iAbove: Vivian Lynds, Gail Tyson, , Petra Elster, Lorraine Batesl CBelow: Margie Trueax, Arlene Hanson, Donna Allenj Shorthand I Students Practice From Records Office Style Dictation Taken in Shorthand II 2-Qllfgfgeigggfzngnfleffner' Pat Warner' CBelow: Nancy Campbell, Kathie Hirsch, Betty Abbasl Office Training Girls Learn Duplicator Use iAbove: Lareta Barkdoll, Lynn Jordanl First Year Typists Take Timed Writings CLeft: Jerry Campbell, Dick Huff, Roland Durr, Linda McKeeJ ,4 .JV I1 S . J .k-121 mfg -.. Acetylene Brazing Done in General Shop 1Below: Ken Neel, Joe Freedman, Keith Butterfield? Woodwork II Boys Complete Chest fAbove: Pete Hutchinson John Brenner, Tom Klingl beil, Roger Kurtzy Jim Changes Jig Saw Blade in Woodwork I tLeft: Dwaine Jackson, Da- vid Sala, Lawrence Holt, Raymond Rogers, Jim Kluk- kerth Ag II Boys Repair Safety Equipment CAbove: Jim Deeds, Harold Priday, John Moisanl for 'rw Q-it I , +ix its Importance of Dairying Learned in General Ag CAbove: Frank Ladrow, Ray Lengele, Bob Eskewl ,F was I Ag IV Class Overhauls Tractor lBelow: Ito Tatti, Marcel Burk, Pat Porterl Freshmen Make Nail Boxes For Ag I Project QBelow: Gary Blakely, Jim Ivoryb I L L--.I I lu- Y.- ' Livestock Feeds N gd N -ns-ng, YK? Studied in Ag III tI.,eft: Norman Scott, Joe Hegardt, Bill Stanton? 7 . l 1 9 x L.f1 1 N f Advanced Homemaking Girls Fit Suit Jackets CAbove: Dolores Tittle, Marie Beesley, Marilyn Cobban, Thelma Backusl First Year Homemakers Make Cooking Project tRight: Nancy Alley, Gwynne Hudspethb R0dmondA Hlilh School Furniture Arrangement Demonstrated in Home Ec. II CAbove:.M.ary Keevy, Sheila Skeen, Carol Tietgens, Margie Poppel 'H' 'ral-4 .E 144151 wi -4r6v..,,, Q Sophomores Discuss Julius Caesar fAbove Bill Vadnais LouDell Do 'rt- : , ughty, Justin Kingb Freshmen Conjugate Verbs fAbove: Norman Maley, Wayne Linville Loreta Collins, Lorena Jahnsl MX Juniors Use New Dictionaries CBe1ow: Marie Simpson, Dan Smithl vs C' 3 , 12.1713 X Panel Discussion Held by Seniors fLeft: LeRoy Dean, Gordon Davidson, Joan Allen, Nancy Ackley, Sandra Absherl Eoqd' Jfealffz and PE Freshman Boys Study Human Heart fRight: Gene Moyer, Mike Kleen, Jerry Maleyl gs Sophs Demonstrate Tumbling Table fAbove: David Sgilvie, James Alley! l .Il' Q53 Ki Sophomores Check Eyes CBelow: Mike Harrington, Don Clemencel , lj f . . 1 p zu -xh rl' X sau: .raw ga ef :a:L '-. s1:.,.. First Year PE Students Do Alternate Toe Touch CLeft: Stephen Albrich, Bob Beesley. Ronnie Comptonb Spanish Students ! lg! I lllo Sl i ll llc nu unc ld In lilovlk. Do Crossword Puzzles tBelow: Janet Garbutt, William Bohrb .Ya 7, v . S i ,famzf .gan .P Q. Repairing of Books Done By Library Science Class QBelow: Patsy Frakes, Donna Riserj SA Jlx P - ,f ,I-ffkz QV ,MK ,E W, . sgwf' f -'i f'Y, 1 if ' I.4f,3?: Xvgi sffffi K X gm 'A . 1 I . . Choral Reading Done in Speech CRight: Mickey Cord Marlin Simmonsj SK ell, Linda Latta. is Latin Pupils Examine Chart fAbove: Elizabeth Edmonds, Dick Dent? M .BP f Journalists Assemble Papers 6Above: Donna Grubb, Helen Wareing, Bob Barnett, Tom Mooreb This section, called Activities, pic- tures extra-curricular activities of RUHS clubs and classes. These activi- ties add entertainment to regular class- room work: Band, Lettermen's Club, Future Teachers of America, Key Club, Key- ettes, Future Homemakers of America, Future Farmers of America, Honor So- ciety, Pep Club, Rally Club, Photography Club, Science Club, Chorus, Drill Team, Student Publications. On the opposite page are pictures that were taken at the Christmas party. This is the leading all-student-faculty activi- ty. Presidents of student organizations sitting around Christmas tree eating candy canes are Patsy Frakes, FHA Judy Lisius, Rally Club, Karen Dotson, Band, Ken Neel, Bowling, Ron Munkres, Lettermen, Phil Stephens: Juniors, Ted Kaser, Science Club, Mike Albrich, Key Club, Bill Burke, photography, Bob Wendling, FFA Chappy Stranahan, Freshmen, Korleen Kraft, Keyettes, Pat McClure, Pep Club, Karen Lantz, Honor Society Carola Harrison, FTA, and Lynn Jordan, GAA. 'lif so . :Yi 9' 'X wiiflili M., - RJ-,g 'Q L vm. r.-Z:-,gke ,,.f-- - Sophomores Learn Trampoline Bounces CAbove: Betty Dean, Louise Elliott, Ruth Ann Hartleyl au' .Jledzfh MJXJE 'Shu 'ix f Q a 'fi . .. S. fi , H to ,ik - 1 4 in -6 Drill Girls Practice With Pom Poms CAbove: Judy Lisius, Pat McClure. Korleen Kraft, Carole Hancockj Good Grooming Discussed by Frosh QBel0w: Linda Cunningham, Donna Hin- man, Dorothy Sutherland, Linda Over- lander? P Freshmen PE Girls Do Exercises ' CAbove: June Norton, Karen Durr, Marsha Fisher, Elaine Rovaj Good Posture Shown I ' l ' ' n G1r s Health 11 X CBelow: Isabelle Weir, Margaret Starz Ruby Tattij 5 f-f W 1 . 'L K 5 -.Q . 1 .D K , :Qt Ku' 3? C if -'ip' Bamlp FLUTE Nancy Vertrees Sheryl Hector OBOE Nan Burke CLARINET-SOLO Joe Miller JoAnne Arensmeier Janell Coomler Joan Lawson CLARINET-SECOND Sharon Sedell Tony Dorsch Georgia Elliott Lois Wallenburg CLARINET-THIRD Charlene Hiatt Judy Sohm Karen Houston Karen Ketcham BASS CLARINET Carol Dudley ALTO SAX-FIRST Phyllis Sleasman Marilyn Lynds ALTO SAX-SECOND Pat West Larry Wilson Charlotte Flint TENOR SAXOPHONE Donna Allen Margaret Starr BARITONE SAX Margit Petersen BRASS QUARTET-Jim Burke, Karen Dotson. BASSOON Janice Latta CORN ETS-SOLO Jack Miller Jim Brown CORNETS-'SECOND Steve Hurney Tom Houston CORN ETS-THIRD Jim Alley Gary Brittain Bob Keeney TROMBONE Karen Dotson Jackie Martin Vivian Lynds Raymond Robertson BARITONE Jim Moisan Bob Starr FRENCH HORN Bill Burke Loren Loop BASSES Ed Charlesworth Norman Bottemiller PERCUSSION George Nance Viola Winegar Kenny Bells Sue Adams Bill Peden Brown, Jack Miller, Bill , Q 1 P' - . .3 , ,SY W . I 'a. X KA rs MAJORETTES-Sandra Kopp, Ann Miller, Vicki Thrasher. HEAD MAJORBTTE-Karen Dotson. Major Projects for Year December-Christmas Concert with Chorus. January- Pop Concert. March-District Music Festival held in Prineville. April-District Solo and Ensemble Contest, Red- mond Spring Concert. May-Exchange Concert, Graduation. BAND OFFICERS-fStandingl Librarians Nancy Vertrees, Sheryl Hector, Karen Ketchamg Director Clyde Moore. iSittingD President Karen Dotson, Vice President Jim Brown, Secretary JoAnne Arensmeier, Treasurer Margit Petersen. 'F A Q0 LET'I'ERMEN'S CLUB-CBack rowh Jerry Brown, Ter Willard, Bob Theis, Claron F r ' ' Don McCrea, Sid Carter, Mike Harrington, Herb Forbg, Jerry Starr, Faculty Adviser tilzgilriijrizldltnregxqmgiqiilngfliigiiaii 37 RonAMunkI'6S, Kenny Davidson, Larry Wilson, Gary Hill, Clarence Seal, Gerald Alley Ken Neal' Alvin STWOPSTQITG, B111 St3I1f0T1, Norman SC0tt. CROW 23 Gordon Davidson, Danny Smith, Bill Vadnais Larry Trueax Les Miller, Jerry Williams, Leo Seal, Joe Freedman, Bob Massey, Glen Duncan. CFront rowi President Rod gieid, S?rFftaryJLeRriRy Deana Aml?rs Thornburgh, Keith Butterfield, Kenny Simon, Kenny Stanton Roy Bessey ames a ro, lm icci, ary immerman, Facult Adviser J Pr lx. ' ' y ' Eskew, Marvin Gage, Bob Kuehl, Jim Woodwardj y oe ou mot plcmred' Bob Burhoop' Bob I ew, was founded March 1, 1920, with its chief objective being to encourage and back any undertaking contributing toward the betterment and success of the school. Only boys having earned a letter are eligible to be members of the Lettermen's Club. This year's chief goal was to pay off bills accumulated over the past few years. 5 a national organization, open to any sophomore, junior or senior with a 3 average. The purpose of the club is to learn the oppor- tunities of the teaching profession, to study the essentials of a good teacher and to improve the qualities of student leadership. Main projects of the year were the food sales once a month, two after game dances, and a spring picnic. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-CBack row! Dorothy Moore, Paula Leuthe, Janell Coomler, Karen Hous- ton, Lou Doughty, Nikki McClanahan, Judy Kissler, Cathie Lanthorn, Frances Trueax, Roslie Nichols, Jean Butler. tRow 35 Donna Riser, Kay Ragland, Karen Dotson, Margit Petersen, Loretta Collins, Carol Newby, Esther Meyers, Linda Huddle, Carolyn Svarverud, Donna Allen, Patricia Lowrey, Norita Settelmeyer. CROW 23 Louise Eberhard, Lawauna Morgan, Peggy Shelby, Shirley Liston, Judy Cook, Vicki Thrasher, Linda McKee, Sandi Brown, Margery Fox, Lena Duncan, Viola Winegar, Annette Browning. CFront rowj President Carola Harrison, Vice President Marie Beesley, Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Sleasman, Historian Vivian Lynds, Coun- cil Representative Barbara Hiatt, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Nancy Fultz. 6510 . 'fx v-I CBa.ck rowl Sheryl Hector, Lareta Barkdoll, Sandra Kraft. Pat Winn, Cathie Lanthorn, Gail Tyson, Marilyn Swift, Carol Tompkins, Lou Dell Doughty, Dorothy Moore. CRow 35 Ruthora Mills, Carol Newby, Kay Ragland, Donna Riser, Carole Parkinson, Janet Lane, Marilyn Cobban, Rosalie Nichols. Gwen Tyson, Frances Trueax. CROW 23 Carolyn Svarverud, Ann Christy, Mary Grover, Margie Tmeax, Carol Tietjens, Kathy Jordan, Pat Wamer, Sharon E. Telford, Joan Robinson, Marie Beesley. CFront rowl President Patsy Frakes, Vice Presi- dent Linda Morgan, Secretary Lorraine Bates, Treasurer Kathy Hirsch, Parliamentarian Louise Eberhard, Reporter .Yudy L1sius,.Recreation Chairman Glenda Mickel, Historian Pat McClure, Degree Chairman Helen Wareing, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Ruth Davenport. Future Homemakers of America is open for membership to any girl who has taken one year of home economics. Redmond's chapter of this national organization was formed in 1946 and now has the largest club membership in RUHS. During football season FHA girls sold baked potatoes at the games. Lorraine Bates and Helen Wareing headed this project. Christmas baskets were filled by the FHA girls and distributed to needy families. Jan- uary 18 the club sponsored a dance and milk was sold at noon during the entire year. Freshman members sold home-made candy at noons to raise money for their branch of Redmond's chapter. Glenda Mickel was general chairman for the FHA Formal April 11, formerly the GAA Formal. Sail Along, Silver Moon was the theme for the club's first annual formal Theme committee was headed by Louise Eberhard. Chairmen of the other committees were Margaret Roberts, decoration, Pat Frakes, refreshment, Linda Morgan, programsg Di- ana Yeoman, entertainmentg Gwen Tyson, Music, Edna Lunsford, clean-up, Lou Dell Doughty, tickets, and Barbara Hiatt, tables. May 5 was the date of this year's annual Mother-Daughter Tea sponsored by the FHA. Entertainment was provided and a fashion show was held for the mothers and girls. Next year's officers were installed. Ruthie Mills and Carole Parkinson were elected as delegates to the state convention in Corvallis March 7 and 8. Eight delegates from Redmond's chapter attended the dis- trict convention in Madras November 9. r 7 tBack rowjj Bob Kuehl, Mark Latta, Keith Cyrus, Gary Brittan, Jesse Brenchley, John Moisan, Tom Meyers, Jack Bozarth, Jim Larson, Frank Zitek. fRow 49 Dave Crane, Mike Harrington, Phil Mason, Bud Alexander, Bill Stanton, Joe Kentner, Norman Scott, Jim Deeds, Harold Priday, Joe Hegardt, Bob Long. iRow 37 Ito Tatti, Ambers Thornburgh, Lynn Hamilton, Ronald Hayes, Roy Zitek, Mervyn Hollister, Lee Cunningham, Dennis Davis, Lee Wick, Jim Ivory, Larry Kentner, Brooks Mustard. CROW 23 Louis Brenchley, Reg Hastings, Nard Hawkins, Duane Parkhurst, Jerry Meyers, Bob Beesley, David Pick, Gary Blakeley, Allen Holcomb, Ronnie Compton, Marcel Burk. CFront row! President Bob Wendling, Vice President Bill Burke, Secretary Jim Kluk- kert, Treasurer Harry Phillips, Sentinel Pat Porter, Reporter Glen Duncan, Council Representative Stewart Holmes. Faculty Advisers Charles Porfily and Dalton Clark. CNot pictured: Bob Theis, Douglas Chesebro, Daryl Weigel, Marvin Gage.J 4 adam of 14 ' FFA's purpose is to develop leadership among students taking vocational agricul- ture. Redmond's chapter was organized in 1918 and was one of the first in the nation. Stewart Holmes won the public speaking contest again this year at the FFA district Leadership Conference in November and Redmond's parliamentary team won first in the parliamentary procedure contest. Holmes won first place in the sectional meet at Pen- dleton in February and represented this sec- tion at the state meet in Bend in March. Members of the parliamentary team were Mike Harrington, chairman, Bob Wendling, vice presidentg Harry Phillips, secretaryg Pat Porter, treasurer: Glen Duncan, reporter, and Jim Klukkert, sentinel. November 27 was thc date of the FFA sponsored Barn Dance and Western Day. Free tickets to the dance were given to the best western-dressed boy and girl. Nancy Campbell was crowned queen and music was by Troy Fowler. Attending the national convention in Kan- sas City, Mo., October 14-18, this year were Pat Porter and Bob Wendling. The boys won the trip by earning the largest number of points in FFA activities. Redmond's chapter was honored last Oc- tober when Bill Burke was chosen as one of two boys to represent Oregon in the national FFA band at the national convention. Three boys who qualified to apply for the state farmer's degree in March were Bill Burke, Mike Harrington and Bob Wendling. PEP CLUB-CBack rowj Lorraine Bates, Helen Wareing, Marilyn Cobban, Honora Daugherty, Sandra Kraft, Gail Tyson, Karen Houston, Janell Coomler, Margaret Starr, Lou Dell Doughty. CRow 45 Sharon Sedell, Marie Beesley, Carola Harrison, Martha Dahl, Patsy Frakes, Nancy Ackley, Lani Frenzel, Sue Swearingen, Karen Dotson, Petra Elster, Ann Christy, Sandi Miller. CROW 37 Norita Settelmeyer, Ruth Ann Hartley, Donna Allen, Barbara Hiatt, Diana Yeoman, Esther Meyer, Dianne Haynes, Ruthora Mills, Kathy Jordan, Margit Petersen, Pat Warner, Korleen Kraft. CRow 25 Sandi Miller, Joanne Arensmeier, Pat Sohm, Lena'Sue Duncan, Marilyn Feller, Elizabeth Edmonds, Louise Elliott, Sharon Telford, Judith Cook, Linda McKee, Carole Hancock, Glenda Mickel, Carol Lake. CFront rowl President Pat McClure, Vice President Margaret Roberts, Secretary Car-ole Parkinson, Treasurer Sandra Absher, Point Recorder Gwen Tyson Concessions Chairmen Marilyn Swift, Donna Riser, Louise Eberhard, Judy Lisius, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Lowry. CNot pictured: Beverly Casteel, Georgia Elliott, Nancy Gambrell.J pw organized in 1934, has as its purposes to create and further school spirit and to sponsor the drill team. Girls become members of this club by working on committees, helping in concession booths and participating in school activities. Members wear special outfits and sit in special section at games and assemblies. dad-IKO-,L tapped this year in October and March. Any student with a 1.8 GPA for five semesters or with a similar average for two consecutive semesters is eligible for member- ship. Formal applications are then considered by a faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership and service. Honor Society sells tickets to football and bas- ketball games every year and holds an initiation banquet once a year. HONOR SOCIETY-CBack rowj Nancy Ackley, Linda Latta, Donna Riser, Frances Trueax, Cathie Lanthorn, Honora Daugherty, Lynn Jordan, Herb Forbes. George Nance. CRow 27 Nancy Campbell, Judy Lisius, Barbara Hiatt, Donna Grubb, Korleen Kraft, Pat Warner, Karen Dotson, Carole Parkinson, Lorraine Bates, Ann Christy. CFront rowj President Karen Lantz, Vice President Kathy Hirsch, Secretary Nancy Vertrees, Treasurer Pat McClure, Council Representative Sandra Absher, Faculty Adviser Keith Clark. CNot pictured: Judy Ogilviej CStudents tapped in March: Joan Arensmeier. Lou Doughty, Claron Ferguson, Ted Kaser and Tony Dorsch.J 1 Q .'b PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB President B111 Burke Vice President Jim Moisan Secretary Treasurer Lawience Veatch Palle Sloth Moller Carolyn Forrester Sandra Forrester Tom Houston Tom Moore Gary Moore Faculty Adviser Orval Hansen CNot pictured Paul Wolfl ,Q X SCIENCE CLUB-President Ted Kaser Richard Dent George Nance Jim Moisan Tom Moore Lawrence Veatch Larry Tmeax Faculty Adviser Howard Browning. 6Not pictured: Secretary-Treasurer Paul Wolf Ted Herlingerj RALLY CLUB-iBack rowl Sandra Kraft, Loiraine Bates, Carole Parkinson, Sue Swearingen, Lani Frenzel, Korleen Kraft, Pat McClure, Ruthora Mills, CRow 22 Linda Hucldle, Louise Eberhard, Carol Lake Kay Shirt- cliff, Fay Shirtcliff, Margaret Roberts Elizabeth Edmonds, Judy McCormick. CFront rowj President Judy Lisius, Vice President Sandra Absher Secretary-Treasurer Beverly Casteel. fNot pictured: Faculty Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Lowry, Ann Christy, Dolores Tittle.7 .r ,N ':7 CT' tr ' 5 Q Q? I x a e activities for the year in cluded singing for: Nov. 12, National Educa tion Week Program, Dec. 19, Christmas Con cert: Dec, 20, Christmas Assembly Program April 4, Easter Program: April 11. Central Oregon Music Contest in Redmond: April 26, Prineville Music Festival: May 25. Bac calaureate. and May 27, Commencement Exercises. CHORUS OFFICERS-CBack rowi Librar- ians Jerry Brown, Sandi Miller, Sid Carterl . Faculty Director Mrs. Vona Miller. CFront rowl President Gordon Davidson, Secretary- Treasurer Karen Lantz, Reporter Bud Raske. Council Representative Alvin Shopshire. , ty Q, 5 I l wc GIRLS' SEXTETTE-Linda Latta, Lareta Barkdoll, Bethene Callison, Ann Christy, Sandi Miller, Marilyn Feller. 6Back rowl Dick Resare, Jerry Brown, Terry Willard, Bud Raske, Mark Latta, Don McCrea, Sid Carter, Tom Klingbellt Herb Forbes. Ed Elliott. CROW 59 Fred Ziemke, Ron Munkres, Gordon Davidson, Lawrence Veatch. Edward Rova, Marlin Simmons, Alvin Shopshire, Keith Butterfield, Mike Kleen. James Klukkert. 4Row 4? Lynne Hebert, Marilyn Swift, Linda Latta, Mary Grover, Gwen Tyson, Bethene Callison, Petra Elster, Lareta Barkdoll, Patsy Frakes, Sandi Miller, Paula Leuthe. CROW 33 Nancy Ackley, Martha Dahl. Janet Lane, Carole Parkinson, Sue Swearingen, Lani Frenzel, Korleen Kraft, Margaret Livesley, Barbara Swanner, Karen Lantz, Ann Christy. fRow 27 Barbara Hiatt, Carolyn Svarverud, Linda Huddle, Jonnie Hastings, Kay Cyrus, Sue Tackitt, Sheila Ford, Claudia Gannon, Patricia Lowrey, Esther Meyer. Margery Fox. Judy Cook. fFront rowb Adviser Mrs. Vona Miller, Gail Bottemiller, Elizabeth Edmonds. Betty Dean, Marilyn Feller, Ruby Tatti, Dolores Tittle. Bobbi Blakeley, Aloha Koops, Venita Brooking, Gwen Woodbury, Annette Browning. CNot pictured: Nancy Gambrell, Barbara Nordman, Judy Ogilvie.l Q 1, I 2' . X2 , , 5 an Q f Q . 'A ,L 0. f CN aj qi- M rf! L 1 f , 3 il V' 3 ' 1 Q 3 'P MAT 1- ,Al ' 'df , l ,. na ln' l . g .A 15- fi. , 2 I i 4. William vflrp filmfompi Mme: 2 Q . f ' S - C I ff J 4 5, ' 3 l -K ' rs- ' ,I : tx ' 4, 4 i4'.k' i 5 i I 1. 4 t 7 Q it X ik V V ' 2 1.1 Q ritqlisi TACH , p ' I . 1 , . Q ,P - 1 ' - f . 7 ' I K 11 'S , , ,. 4 ' 4 l f 1 0 ' 1 a I I ' ' V A Q' V hat .5 , 'lr , 'fx in A I1 i lk! X x 2 qw 'J W X 1 6 fi . 4,3 X K Z, TNQ! ' Qi' Q . , ' ' ' ' - C' Y Q 5 ,f ' Q' fBack rowb Sandi Miller, Petra Elster, Kay Ragland, Carol Newby, Cathy Lanthorn, Gail Tyson, Helen Ware- ing, Pat Winn. CROW 33 Glenda Mickel, Donna Grubb, Mary Keevy, Dianne Haynes, Martha Dahl, Barbara Swanner, Margaret Livesley, Pat Warner. CROW 25 Judy Lisius, Ruth Hartley, Shirley Liston, Carol Lake, Louise Eberhard, Korleen Kraft, Bernice Knowles, Kathy Jordan. QFront rowj Betty Whitehead, Sandra Absher, Bonnie Faubion, Betty Dean, Marilyn Feller, Sandy Miller, Elizabeth Edmonds, Louise Elliott. CNot pictured: Nancy Ackley, Joan Allen, Lena Duncan, Nancy Gambrell, Janice Hunt, Kay Malick, Maxine Muckey, Barbara Smalley, Sue Tackitt.J I.. - ul! 7mm l . DRILL TEAM MAJORETTES Carole Hancock and Pat McClure .-S' Two student publications-the school news- paper, Panther Scratches, and this yearbook, The Juniper-were edited by the journalism class. This year the school paper was published primarily as a page in the town paper, The Redmond Spokesman. Highlights of this page have been departmental reports, Know Your Teacher, Dear Lee and Around the Halls. Two issues, one at Christmas and one for graduation, have been published in the regular Panther Scratches format. In addition to editing Panther Scratches and The Juniper, journalism students have learned how to write a news story, an edi- torial and headlines. The press as a weapon for democracy, freedom and responsibilities of the press, history of journalism, trade journals, libel laws, journalism as big busi- ness, intelligent newspaper reading are some of the units studied, both from consumer and producer viewpoints. CStandingJ Annual Co-Editor Donna Riser, Faculty Supervisor Mrs. Della Bell, News- paper Editor Sandra Absher. CSitting9 An- nual Co-Editor Nancy Ackley, MEMBERS OF JOURNALISM CLASS-fBack rowb Bud Raske, Bob Barnett, LeRoy Dean, Jerry Settelmeyer, Tom Moore. Ted Herlinger, Deryl Ferguson. CROW 29 Gary Timmerman, Jim King, Diana Yeoman, Carole Parkinson, Donna Riser, Nancy Ackley, Mrs. Della Bell. CFront row! Donna Grubb, Carol Tietjens, Janet Gar- butt, Helen Wareing, Martha Dahl, Carol Lake, Sally Avrit. lNot pictured: Nancy Gambrell, Carl Taylor.J 7 2 ' - .-' 4,4- 71 ff ThlS athletlcs sectxon contains 1nformat1on on the fxve major sports and bowllng m whlch RUHQ partlclpates under the 1ur1sd1ct1on of the Oregon School ACtlVlt16S Assoc1at1on In football the Panthers played as an mdepend ent school and won 4 lost 3 and txed one Bend represented Subd1str1ct 8 A 1 at the state tourney m basketball thlg year Wrestlers won every meet m whxch they par tlcxpated thxs year took thelr fourth consecutlve d1str1ct title and sent 15 men to state In the sprmg of 57 the track team took nmth nn state compet1t1on after w1nmng the Central Oregon league t1tle Redmond f1n1shed second m sub d1str1ct 8 Al baseball ln 1957 Amerlcan J unlor Bowlmg League Congress was started thxs year under the supervxslon of Mrs Marguerlte Lowry Hlgh school students have bowled Wednesday and Thursday mghts SPORTS MANAGERS Dave McDonald wrestllng Bob Shlve basketball Larry Trueax basketball and base ball Larry Wllson football and track Norman Scott football and track James Caffro football Gary Tlmmer man football QW , , . . . F. : . . . , . - .. A' . . 1 . . - . ! . , . 7 . , ' 1 Q S , 2 , , . ,V in , 3 , 1 1 f 3 Q L E Q T ? 1 'Pi ., 1- 3 fs . , 4, J 9' 4. X . ig r y .lg i 1 , 5 . . I , ' ' pg? 5 , - . f - 5 E ,.. r sf' . , . A 0 , v , ' ' . , 'T'r:.:- I - -' . v-4 ny 45 'K an COACHING STAFF-Don Yeager, freshman basketball coach, Lorence Savage, assistant football coach, Harry Gobelman, athletics director, head track coach, head wrestling coachg Don Lowry, JV basketball coachg How- ard Kauffman, JV football coach, head basketball coach, head baseball coach, George Miller, freshman basket- ball coachg Joe Proulx, head football coach, assistant wrestling coach. 921. fn FOOTBALL SQUAD-CBack row! Kenny Davidson, Tom Freedman, Joe Carpenter, Denny Charlton, Roger Kurtz, Bill Vadnais, Tom Myers, Jim Deeds, Frank Lad row, Pete Hutchinson. iRow 33 Steve Hurney, Neal Peterson, Phil Stephen, Gordon Grover, Dave Kleen, Jim Ivory, Clarence Seal, Lee Wick, Ted Schroeder. Ned Schroeder, Justin King, Alton Mitchell, Bill Truss Manager Larry Wilson. tR0w 29 Manager Gary Timmerman, Dan Smith, Bill Peden, Lloyd 1 , o Seal, Joe Freedman, Ted Vilhauer, Jerry Williams, Ed Rova, Tom Alley, Ken Neel, Jim King, Van Zitek, Don McCrea, Deryl Ferguson, Manager Norman Scott. tFront rowb Manager Jim Caffro, Pat Porter, Gordon Davidson, Alvin Shopshire, Terry Willard, Tom Kling- beil, Bob Massey, Herb Forbes, Keith Butterfield, Jerry Brown, Sid Carter, LeRoy Dean, Rod Reid, Ron Munkres. CLeft frontb JV Coach Howard Kauffman, fcenter frontb Head Coach Joe Proulx, fright front! Assistant Coach Lorence Savage. Qaeda!! 'ham Wm 4, .Lam 3, 7191 1 REDMOND 20-HERMISTON 24-THERE Hermiston's Bulldogs scored in the first 4 min- utes of the game, but Redmond saw to it their lead was short, as Rod Reid set up the Panthers' first TD with a sparkling punt return to the Bulldog 20. Four plays later Joe Freedman scored. Red- mond kicked the conversion and led 7-6 at half- time. Hermiston came back strong in the second half and scored 3 more TD's before the Panthers got going again. Then Don McCrea pitched a 26-yard pass to Reid for a TD. With about one minute to play, McCrea intercepted a Bulldog pass and romped 51 yards for the Cats' final TD. Reid kicked the extra point. Jerry Brown cov- ered 49 yards on a pass-and-run play, but a fumble ended the threat. Al Shopshire was game captain. REDMOND 13-CRATER 13-HERE Redmond's Panthers found themselves spotting Crater a pair of touchdowns with less than 7 min- utes left in the game. The ,cats took to the air in .the second half, and -in the final quarter Rod Reid took a Don McCrea aerial and raced 20 yards to score. The PAT was good. A 54-yard punt retum by Reid set up the tying touchdown with Herb Forbes going the final 11 to score. Bob Massey received the only major injury of the season in this ballgame, a cracked rib. Massey and Forbes were game captains, REDMOND 20-BEND 0-THERE In the flrst 2 mxnutes of the game Herb Forbes scored for Redmond after Rod Re1d set up the TD wlth a 45 yard scamper Don McCrea tossed a 22 yard pass to Al Shopshlre and then scored hxmself on a quarterback sneak as Redmond trounced Bend Rod Re1d made two PATs Th1s was the flrst defeat Redmond had handed Bend on Bend so1l 1n 34 years Th1s was the last un des1rable record standlng aga1nst Redmond Game captalns were Terry Wxllard and Kelth Butterfleld REDMOND 34-LAKEVIEW 13-HERE Herb Forbes opened the scormg wlth a 49 yard romp to pay dlrt m the 3rd play of the game Don McCrea scored two touchdowns and each of Redmonds other flrst strmg backs L Roy Dean and Rod Rexd made one HPIECB as the Panthers outclassed a vlsltmg Lakev1ew eleven who could not solve the Cats offense nor take the defensive feats of the Panthers Re1d made a 68 yard run to score one of the TD s and kxcked 3 extra po1nts Te Wlllard klcked the fxrst extra omt of hrs S1d Carter REDMOND 20-SPRINGFIELD 27 THERE LeRoy Dean havlng the best nlght of h1s hlgh school career Herb Forbes and Don McCrea all scored touchdowns for a losmg cause as the M1llers defeated the Cats Pass lnterceptxons played a wmnmg part for Sprmgfleld Rod Rexd made two converslons Sprmgfxeld was rated 6th 1n the state and eventually was ellmmated from the state A 1 playoffs m the semx flnal game by South Sa lem Game captams were Tom Klmgbexl and Ron Munkres REDMOND 7 PRINEVILLE 19-HERE Rod Re1d set up the Panthers only touchdown on a short flat pass from Don McCrea to the 2 yard l1ne where LeRoy Dean smashed across to score Prmevllle came back strong however and scored 3 TDs as Redmond falled to score ln the second half Rexd made the PAT Terry Wlllard stood out both offens1vely and defensxvely Game captams were LeRoy Dean and Gordon Davldson REDMOND 41 BURNS 6--THERE Rod R,8ld opened Redmond scorlng wlth an 88 yard k1ck off return Don McCrea LeRoy Dean Herb Forbes and Joe Freedman also all got mto the scormg act as the Cats outclassed Bums ln the1r last game of the season Re1d and Terry W1l lard accounted for 6 extra polnts m PAT s Block crxsp as flve runs over 50 yards would testlfy Rod Re1d was the seasons captaln REDMOND 2-MADRAS 0-FORFEIT The Madras Redmond game was cancelled by the Wh1te Buffaloes early m the season because of flu Madras dldnt want to re schedule the game so they gave the game to the Panthers by f0I'f6lt V3fSlty Season Record JV s Wln 3 Lose 3 Redmond 20 Redmond 13 Crater Redmond Bend Lakeview Sprmgfxeld Prmevllle Redmond Bums Redmond 2 Madras Hemuston Redmond Redmond Redmond 7 157 102 Redmond Madras Pru1ev1lle 19 Redmond Bend Redmond Madras Redmond Redmond Bend Redmond PI'lneVllle 7 RUHS FRESHMAN football team played f1ve games th1s year, losxng them all Teams played were Madras, Prmevxlle and Bend ITY P ' ' ' - career. Game captains were Jerry Brown and ing, both in the line and downfieldy was very n y 0 9 ' 24 28 13 13 0 ' ' 20 0 0 19 34 ' 13 18 7 20 ' ' 27 6 ' ' ' ' 19 7 6 41 6 - - 0 X 1 + 3 yr letterman 2-yr. Ietterman , 1- if. Alley JI' E Brown Sl' E Shopskure Sr E Carter,Sr E Mc-Crea Jr Qb 1 yr lettermanh 2 YT leitefmah 2 yr letterman Q 1-yr. letterman 2 yr letterman 1, Davidson, Sr., E ' H 1-yr. letterman J -A ' 1 -sf , A,-,Q it I- ., I I 4 if, 'lij' ,kg g . 1 n ll I l re flififi' f 4 7 ding! I-'RESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD-lBack rowj Coach Don Yeager, Jerry Gannon, Bill Dragoo, Bruce Barnett, Darrell Davidson, Chapman Stranahan, Ivan Murphy, Chuck DeRoos, Dan Lake, Ed Vilhauer. CFront rowb Glen Mickel, Dave Sala, Bob Knorr, John Saunders, Jim Warner, Duane Parkhurst, Bob Beesley, Mike Kleen, Verl Tittle, Lloyd Rector. 35' D 'L F'-' u-sd ' A f' r. 1 1 .xwx' b . sf 'rx Q 4' if , F 4 . You A Ig, u I ff' 4 ', z 3 GS ' ' il-v X P 0 I i -my fi VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-KTop rowh Don McCrea, Claron Ferguson., Jerry Brown, Ed Charlesworth Carl Taylor, Sid Carter. fFront rowb Coach Howard Kauffman, Keith Butterfield, Rod Reid, Van Zitek Alvin Shopshire, Assistant Coach Don Lowry. 1958 B 7eam 7fu?uf in eenhal Gaegon fb' ' of fbdthicl' 814-I Redmond finished last in sub-district 8 A-1 bas- ketball play, with a 1-7 record. Bend finished first and represented this area in the state touma- ment in March. Prineville placed second in the district. Seniors on this year's basketball team were Jerry Brown, Keith Butterfield, Sid Carter, Claron Ferguson, Rod Reid, Alvin Shopshire and Jerry Starr. Varsity Wins 5, Loses 17 Redmond 40 Redmond 39 Redmond 43 Redmond 44 Mac Hi 39 Pendleton 57 David Douglas 56 Milwaukie 47 Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond 49 52 44' 33' 44' 65' 60 42 55 65 38' 60' 43' 43' 49 40 38 48 'District Games Oakridge Springfield Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Lakeview Lakeview Madras Madras Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Madras Madras EOC Frosh EOC Frosh in -ya-1.-? EF. A -:iw -1 .f 'p 7 'Nl.,,.b , am 1 nw S in. i -'m..- N.. l . -I2-fg,..'.mv .., nw, qv.. IE af Y . stu 3 s xi-H 'K UQ 3 gill I if R SJ lx Ml D 9 h . 4, ,l-, N ,w-' .KZ , ,JI 4 Q I 4 .' ' adm A Q ' ' Q 5 A '- G -5 lmevg l l ' 1 ' gx w W 1 ,AA i -4 N A w K , 5 ' In fly ., . xl l 1 5 J' X' g we ' if 'b . , f Q . . ' - k 5 N fgx . l ll. x l X W if ,G , .,. - : wg 1 , ' . 4 1 Z - - ff l M ri , t X A 1 2 fnfui Q 1 ' AK.N ,5 ,ff f WN N 1 I ,, Q ' . 1 i V 5 B Q Y N 'J , v . , J -- . -' h . ' gt 1 . 5 I n I 1' I U' . K 3 gg - X '. D I' 95 , , .N Q . a , A . H ' 1' ,Z Q J 1 :'- 'cr ' K I 4 I '--' .4 A ' U . yes .M ' Q 4 X Q Y. Y Y A I A f fe ' Q ,fill A I I : 'Q .,, wwf M , . . K A f, gp: . 5 ' - 'T I .. , QT: I k ' . , . 4 A I K g ,rf X X I 5 rw i 11.3. g' S. i i Tom Alley Jr F 1 vr letterman Ed Charlesworth J 1 yr letterman Alxm Shopshlre Sr 1 vr letterman lllf l 9 llll SJ Jerry Brown Sr C K9lthBUtt6Ffl81d Sr G 2 vr letterman 2 vr letterman r C, Qldron Fergubon Sr F Don MQCrgd Jr G 2 yr lettermdn 2 yr letter-man G Jerry Starr Sr G Carl Tay lor Jr F 1 xr letterman 1 xr letterman WA Sid Carter Sr F 1 yr letterman Rod Reld Sr G 1 yr letterman Vdn Zxtek Jr G A yr letterman S. 29 X jf gl JV BASKETBALL SQUAD--CBack rowJ Coach Don Lowry, Steve Hurney, Gary Brittain, Dick Huff, Paul Trueax, Ed Corwin, Roger Kurtz, Manager: Bob Shive. CFront rowb Ed Sutherland, Gerald Alley, Les AuCoin, Bill Vadnais, Jim Brown, Gary Kissler, Stewart Holmes, Justin King. .IUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN Wins 5, Loses 13 Win 3, Lose 15 Redmond 25 Prineville 46 Redmond Prineville Redmond 31 Prineville 49 Redmond Prineville Redmond 55 LaPine 53 Redmond Eighth Grade Redmond 38 Bend 49 Redmond Bend Redmond 45 Bend 42 Redmond Prineville Redmond 25 Prineville 50 Redmond LaPine Redmond 38 Prineville 40 Redmond Eighth Grade Redmond 25 Lakeview 28 Redmond Bend Redmond 40 Lakeview 38 Redmond Prineville Redmond 40 Madras 46 Redmond Madras Redmond 25 Madras 28 Redmond Bend Redmond 53 LaPine 62 Redmond Prineville Redmond 28 Bend 31 Redmond Madras Redmond 32 Bend 50 Redmond Bend Redmond 34 Prineville 39 Redmond LaPine Redmond 43 Prineville 39 Redmond Prineville Redmond 48 Madras 42 Redmond Madras Redmond 46 Madras 49 Redmond Madras FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUADfCBack rowj Bob Schinkel, Bruce Barnett, Jerry Gannon, Darrell Davidson, James Cooper, Vilhauer, John Saunders, Glen Mickel, Gene Moyer. tFront MCCIHY' Warren Dent, Rex Moles, Jim Warner, Reggie Hastings, Allen Holcomb, Bob Beesley, Verl Rector, Coach George Miller. 54 46 24 52 50 53 12 46 38 43 55 48 37 66 51 49 37 42 Bob Durfee, rowb Dennis Tittle, Lloyd 1957 '7 Wm ld an 60 0 , awmfb' ',9MznS!aie Panthers Take Central Oregon Meet Sixty-four points won the C. O. Conference meet for Redmond, May 4 in Bend. Prineville was second in the meet with 50 points, Bend, third, 311!2 pointsg Lakeview, fourth with 31V2g Madras, fifth with 23, and Burns, last with 4172 points. Rod Reid set a new javelin record with a toss of 176' 8 to break last year's record by 12' 31158. Dot Speights led the cats with a first in the 100- yard dash at 10:4 and another in the 220 in 22:7. Ken Neel threw the shot 47' 1172 for another first. Cats getting second places were Jerry Brown in the 120-yard high hurdles and Dan Brown in the discus. Gerald Alley was second in the mile and Leo Seal, second in the 880. The Cats' 880-yard relay team was second. Speights Wins 220 at Stateg Reid 4th in Javelin Throw Redmond, represented in only three events, took ninth place honors at the state track meet May 17 and 18 at Corvallis. Dot Speights paved the way when he ran the 220-yard dash in 22.9 seconds and was second with 10.3 seconds in the 100-yard dash. A fourth place was gained by Rod Reid in the javelin event when he threw it 175' 5 . Cats 3rd in District Dot Speights and Rod Reid qualified for state at the district 8 track meet May 10-11 at Corvallis when they led Redmond to a third place standing with 47 3X5 points. South Salem was first with 128 points, and North Salem second with 85 315 points. Speights set a new district 8 record in the 220, with a 22.6 clocking and won the 100-yard dash in 10.03. Rod Reid gained second place in the javelin with a toss of 178' 10 . 1957 TRACK SQUAD-CBack rowl Denny Charlton, Marvin Gage, Ed Charlesworth, LeRoy Dean, Bob Kuehl, Marty Peterson, Jerry Brown. tRow 49 Don McCrea, Ted Vilhauer, Neal Peterson, Paul Wolf, Ron Munkres, Eddie Sutherland, Clarence Seal, Roger Kurtz. fRow 33 Rod Reid, Alton Mitchell, Ken Davidson, Jerry Campbell, Jim Moisan, Deryl Ferguson, Jerry Starr, Herb Forbes, Dick Huff. CROW 25 Coach Gobel- man, Ted Herlinger, Bob Long, Ron Guernsey, Alvin Shopshire, Dot Speights, Gerald Alley, Ken Neel, Dan Brown, Manager Larry Wilson. CFront rowl Jim Ricci, Justin King, Scotty Gibson, Jim Brown, Gary Kissler, Jake Higgenbotham, Joe Freedman, Leo Seal, Jim Deeds, Dan Smith, Manager Norman Scott. 'D--FW E5r.c:-.n fa 'mb ff ft, W 4 fi J-Ki' F All 149152 'mlvgno ' 1 5611 4.-cvy? f .1 fi Q-.,. f Q. f, 1 1 Qt' MIN-0 W .f at t 7 4 H0 V fQ',Qll0 A ' 5 1 f 5, I . 1 'liy' , qt V 'Xl6uM0 W0 ' QWO .QQ i3 .gQ F 5 1 1 043.- sfi 4 Q Judi l l H H l Q1 -04, I Squad I 1 I Q9 046 1 mf? 597 . 11110 4 19 Y on 15' 045' Qff' Nc ' 4,4 A fax, f L - H ' J f-A S' it 2 Q .Qi f nab! , ?5?555??f :::::' ' I 2 X ,' y... I 5 , - I F ' Iiffffvlfzvr A , A -ii,ju5eQ1,f j, if ' , ' I snlilf. ...Bere-in lf A J H' 'r lilly ff' S ::::' 'Q un: - llll 4 ' . Y 4 ., ' A pw. . es, f uno v 25- ' A 5- +0ND , Q 1 Thinclads Walk Away With Central Oregon Relays Redmond with 611!2 points easily won the C. Relays April 6 in Bend. Corvallis with 43 points was second. Bend was third, Prineville fourth and Madras fifth. The Cats took a blue ribbon in the 440-yard relay when Dot Speights, LeRoy Dean, Herb Forbes and Don McCrea grabbed it in 4714. An- other first was picked up when Dot Speights, LeRoy Dean, Jerry Starr and Don McCrea ran the 880 in 1:40. Redmond's 2-mile relay team was second, and the 1-mile relay also placed second. Rod Reid was second in the javelin and another second was gained in the high jump by Jerry Brown, Dick Huff and Clarence Seal. RUHS Opens Season At Willamette Relays Redmond opened its 1957 track season March 30, at the Willamette Relays in Salem. No team points were kept at the meet. Dot Speights' 10.6 in the 100-yard dash was the best time in that event of the meet. Don McCrea and Herb Forbes also won their heats in the 100. Bill Hansen won a blue ribbon in the novice pole vault with a l0'6 effort and Don McCrea took first place in the novice high'jump with a 5'4 leap. Ken Neel grabbed a second in the novice shot put. - 4 -g Wo .JVM X413 April April April April April May 1957 Track 16-Redmond 1 9-Redmond 23-Redmond 26-Redmond 30-Redmond 4-Redmond Madras Bums Bend Prineville Prineville Madras Prineville Bend Prineville Bend Lakeview Madras Burns 48 14 48 60 47 IA 16 48 44 50' 37 BQ 31 1,5 23 4 L I - C1 yn Panther Wrestlers Who Went io State to Take 2nd Place-KBack rowD Gordon Davidson, 'Ken Davidson Mike Harrington, Clarence Seal, Leo Seal, Bill Stanton, LeRoy Dean.. KFront row? Gary Hill, Roy BQSSQY Ken Simon, Ken Stanton, Ambers Thornburgh, Dan Smith, Jim Ricci, Gary Timmerman. . Redmond totalled 47 points to take second place Varsity Season Record in the state wrestling tournament held in Cor- vallis, February 20-21, for the second time in three years. Sweet Home edged the cats by 4 points to come in first. Newberg was third with 46 points. Ken Stanton, 123 lbs., and Clarence Seal, 136 lbs., were state champions. LeRoy Dean placed second in the 157 lb. division and Gordon David- son, 141 lbs., took third place. Redmond won its fourth consecutive district wrestling title February 15, collecting 213 points to easily win. Fifteen members of the team quali- fied for the state meet. Bend was the Panthers' closest contender with 73 points. Vale was third with 31, Burns fourth with 30, The Dalles fifth with 25 and Maupin seventh with 8. Results of District Mae! 98 pounds, Weaver KBumsD, Timmerman KRD, 106, Bessy KRD, Simon KRD, 115, Ricci KRD, Mannen KBurnsDg 123, K. Stanton KRD, Smith RD, 130, L. Seal KRD, Thornburgh KRD, 136, C. Seal KRD, K. Dav- idson KRDQ 141, B. Stanton KRD, G. Davidson KRD, 147, Harrington KRD, Hill KRD, 157, Dean KRD, Paxton KBendD, 168, Riogerson KBendD, Mizer KPDQ 178, Fir- kus KBendD, Fulk KValeDg 191, Uphoff KValeD, West- land KThe DallesDg heavyweights, Blackshear KBendD, Kimble KThe DallesD. Bill Stanton Takes Down and Pins a Cowboy Redmond Sutherlin 10 Redmond Hudson Bay 3 Redmond Parkrose 7 Redmond Prineville 0 Redmond Klamath Falls 16 Redmond Burns 8 Redmond Vale 6 Redmond Bend 8 Redmond Prineville 5 Redmond Corvallis 8 Redmond Sweet Home 13 Redmond Bend 2 Hillsboro Tournament-First Place JV's Win 13, Lose 0 Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Sutherlin 9 Hudson Bay 11 Parkrose 3 Hillsboro 8 Prineville 0 Klamath Falls 2 Bruns 0 Vale 0 Bend 5 Prineville 0 Corvallis 5 Sweet Home 12 Bend 0 Terry Willard Takes Down His Prineville Opponent if 'u I as .'-. ,ii -, 2' 5' :. ,!?,f ,, - -l 1 lf , ,,... ' , , - I Q' ,, - fu . - J -1 Y . 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CROW 39 Frank Ford, Ambers Thornburgh, Glen Duncan, Carl Williams, Bill Stanton, Leo Seal, Lynden Lengele, Chapman Stranahan, Tony Clemence. CROW 23 Roy Bessey, Gary Alley, Duane Parkhurst, Vemon Cathcart, Mike Kleen, Gary Blakeley, Gary Timmerman, Manager Dave McDonald, Assistant Coach Joe Proulx. CFront row? Coach Harry Gobelman. Ken Stanton, Ken Simon, Jerry Meyers, John Stewart, Jack Miller, Jim Ivory, Bob Knorr, Tony Dorsch, Joe Wmdm '7ake .Second in Side Meeff 7004 12, .fue Of Qafmm 4M fbubzicl' 713162 REFEREE INSPECTION-Terry Willard, Marv Gage, Jerry Williams, LeRoy Dean, Gordon Davidson, Bill Stanton, Leo Seal, Glen Duncan, Ken Stanton. Roy Bessey, Gary Timmerman, Gary Blakeley. Miller. N ,B ...mg Q l r - ...tg ,' Q 1957 BASEBALL SQUAD-tBack rowl Tom Klingbeil, Left Field, Jim Mooney, Center Field: Tom Alley, First Base, Steve Hurney, First Base, Claron Ferguson, First and Second Base, Gordon Cooper, Pitcher, Ed Elliott, Second Baseg Phil Stephen, Catcher, Coach Howard Kauffman. CFront rowl Manager Bill Browning, Bob Massey, Right Field, Denny Dahl, Center Field, Bill Vadnais, Second Base, Avery Tittle, Shortstopg Bob Thompson, Center Field, Jerry Williams, Third Baseg Keith Butterfield, Catcher. 1957 Banda!! '7eam Wan 5, .Beau 6 REDMOND 4-SISTERS 5-THERE Sisters Outlaws took a win from Redmond 5-4 April 9 on the Sisters diamond. The Panthers had 12 hits, 4 runs and committed 7 errors. The Outlaws had 7 hits, 5 runs and 6 errors. Battery for Redmond was Cooper, Ferguson C55 and But- terfield. HEDMOND 5-PRINEVILLE 2-HERE The Panthers won the league opener against Prineville 5-2, April 13 here. Winners had 4 hits, 5 runs and 1 error. The Pokes collected 1 hit, 2 runs and committed 3 errors. Gordon Cooper was the winning pitcher. Battery was Cooper and Butterfield. REDMOND 3-BEND 2-THERE Redmond took a mid-season league lead when they defeated the Lava Bears 3-2 at Bend The Cats had 3 hits, 3 runs and 1 error. Bend had 5 hits, 2 runs and 1 error. Cooper was the winning pitcher and the battery was Cooper and Butter- ield. REDMOND 1-BEND 5-HERE Redmond's diamond saw action April 20, as Bend's Lava Bears handed the Panthers a 5-1 loss. Bend collected 3 hits, 5 runs and committed no errors. Redxnond had 2 hits, 1 run and no errors. Winning pitcher was Lucas of Bend and the Panthers battery was Cooper and Butterfield. REDMOND 3-PRINEVILLE 911-IERE Crook county's Cowboys defeated Redmond 4-3 to produce a three-way tie in league play with Bend, Prineville and Redmond. The Pokes had 1 hit, 4 runs and 3 errors. Redmond had 5 hits, 3 runs and 5 errors. Mike Boyer, who replaced Wayne Blackwood in the second inning, was the winning pitcher. Battery for Redmond was Cooper and Butterfield. REDMOND 6-MADRAS 9-HERE Playing on Redmond's diamond, the Madras Buffaloes downed Redmond 9-6. Madras collected 9 hits, 9 runs and 4 errors. Redmond had 9 hits, 6 runs and 3 errors. Winning pitcher was Miller, who replaced Rhoan in the second inning. Battery for Redmond was Ferguson, Cooper Q25 and But- terfield. REDMOND 6-PRINEVILLE 3-HERE Prineville's Pokes ventured to Redmond and were defeated by the Cats 6-3. This win put Red- mond back into a tie with Bend for league leader- ship. Redmond acquired 6 hits, 6 runs and 2 errors while Prineville had 6 hits, 3 runs and 3 errors. Cooper was the winning pitcher and the Panther battery consisted of Cooper and Butterfield. REDMOND 0-BEND 2-THERE. Playing on their own field, the Bend Lava Bears took a 2-0 win from Redmond May 7. Bend col- lected 5 hits, 2 runs and 3 errors while Redmond gathered 3 hits, no runs and 3 errors. Lucas was the winning pitcher. Cooper and Butterfield were the Redmond battery. HEDMOND 4-MADRAS 2-THERE Redm0nd's Panthers traveled to the Madras dia- mond May 9, and took a 4-2 win from the Buffs. Redmond had 6 hits, 4 runs and 5 errors. Madras had 4 hits, 2 runs and 2 errors. Winning pitcher was Cooper, who replaced Ferguson in the sixth when the score was 0-3. Battery for the Cats was Ferguson, Cooper C63 and Butterfield. REDMOND 3--PRINEVILLE 4-HERE May 14 the Cats played on their own field and were handed a 4-3 loss by Prineville. Redmond collected 4 hits, 3 runs and 5 errors. The Pokes gained 5 hits, 4 runs and 2 errors. Mike Boyer was the winning pitcher. Battery for Redmond was Cooper and Butterfield. REDMOND 5-BEND 0-HERE Redmond ended league play and the season wit.h a 5-0 victory over Bend May 20. The Cats gathered 4 hits,' 5 runs and committed no errors. Bend managed 3 hits, no runs and 3 errors. Cooper was the winning pitcher and the Cat battery was Cooper and Butterfield. f 09 v ,-,I :PLZ iz . kj K THURSDAY BOWLERS-tBack rowj Dick Resare, Jim Dahlen, Bob Schinkel, David Ogilvie, Jerry Gannon Bob Stewart, Janice Brown, Lynne Hebert, Nancy Gainbrell. fRow 29 Ronald Davis, Jim King, Dennis Davis, Kenny Bells, Jim Trussell, Joan Lawson, Judy Warner. Linda Parks, Jo Ralle, Lynne Randall. CFront rowl President Korleen Kraft, Secretary Sandra Absher, Treasurer Pat McClure. Faculty Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Lowry, Karen Durr, Louise Eberhard, Judy Lisius, June, Martin. Louise Elliott, Bonnie Faubion, Viola Winegar. Linda King. CNot pictured: Vice President Jim Woodward. Bill Trussell, Marlin Simmons, Rod Reid, Roy Zitek, Ted Vilhauer. Pat Warnerl. fqmmican unicvz. Bawlinq 0 WEDNESDAY BOWLERS-fBack rowl Larry Taylor, Les Miller, Ed Rova, Deryl Ferguson, Sandra Kraft, Honora Daugherty, Margaret Starr, Neal Peterson, Pat Porter. CROW 23 Peggy Shelby, Donna Blue, Esther Meyer, Dianna Haynes, Kathy Jordan, Charlene Hiatt, Diana Yeoman, Margit Petersen, Karen Dotson, Carol Dudley. tFront rowp President Ken Neel, Vice President Lani Frenzel, Secretary Lynn Jordan, Treasurer Tom Klingbeil, Latrona Winegar, Nancy Alley, Iris Richards, Janet Wiese, Dave McDonald. CNot pictured: Bev- erly Casteel. Bobbi Blakeley, Vic Parkhurst, Dave Kleen, Gene Addington, Carol Newby? ,PS f X P' F August 30-Freshmen report September September September September 2 Labor Day 3 Classes begm 6-KlCk Off Party 13 Football Herm1ston there Keyette Tea and Style Show September 20 Frosh Imtxatxon Semor dance September 27 Football Crater here October 4 October October October October November November November November November November November November December December December December December December Key Club dance Honor Society Tappmg Junxors Dance Football Bend there Navy Band Prmexlllc Football Lakewlew here Honor SOCl6tV dance Football Sprmgfleld there FTA dance 1 Football Pr1nev1lle here Jurnors dance Football Burns there 1 Veterans Day H01 das Open House Rally Club dance 2 Twerp Dance 2 FFA Barn Dance 2 Thanksglvmg Holxday Safety Show Basketball M1c H1 here Lettermen s Dance 7 B3Sk9tbH1l Pendleton here lVI'6Stl1I'lg Sutherlln here Freshmen s Dance ,wma January 24-Basketball Lakeylew here Chorus Dance Wrestlmg Bend here January 25 Basketball Lakevlevs here January25 Wrestlmg Pr1nev1lle there Sophomore Dance January 30 Band Pop Concert January 31 Basketball Madras there Wrestlmg Corvallxs there February 1 Basketball Madras here Wrestlmg Sweet Home there Sclence Club Dance February 7 Basketball Bend here Lettermen Dance February 8 Basketball Bend there Wrestlmg Bend here February 14 Basketball Pr1nev1lle here Pep Club Dance February 15 Basketball Pr1nev1lle there Wrestllng D1stChamp1onshxp-here February2 Basketball Madras here Sophomore Dance February 2 22 State Wrestlmg Champlonshlp Corvallls February 22 Basketball Madras there March 1 Basketball EOCE Frosh here March 17 19 A 2 Basketball Tournament Salem March 18 Sprlng Vacatlon start March 18 22 A 1 Basketball Tournament Eugene March 25-School resumes March 28 Lettermen s Smoker Apr1l 4-Student Body Nom1nat1ons due 13 Basketball David Douglas there 14 Basketball Mllwaukle there Wrestlmg Parkrose there 19 Chrlstmas Concert December 20 1' aculty C,hr1stmas Party Vacatxon Beglns December 30-School Resumes January January January January New Year s Hollday School Resumes Basketball Oakr1dge there Wrestlmg Pr1nev1lle here Basketball Sprmgfleld there Wrestlmg Klamath Falls her January 10-Basketball Bend there Wrestlmg Burns here Januaryll Basketball Bend here January Keyette dance Basketball Pr1nev1lle there Wrestlmg Vale-here January 18 Basketball Prmevxllee-here FHA Dance Apr1l 10 Aprxl 11 Apr1l 16 Apr1l 17 Apr1l 24 Apr1l 25 FFA Banquet GAA Formal Junxor Class play Glen Cunnmgham Program Band Sprmg Concert Student Body Elect1ons Aprxl 26-D1StFlCt Mus1c Festxval May 1 Chorus Spring Concert Mav 3-Junxor Semor Prom May 5 FHA Mother Daughter Tea May 14-FFA FHA P1cn1c May 16 'VIa5 May 22 May 23 May 2a May 21 May 29 17 State Track Meet-Corvalhs Semor Slop Day Sen1or Dress Up Day Semor Pxcmc Baccalaureate Semor Dmner Graduat1on School closes l l- - - .' -' -' - 16- - n 'I ' h 185 ,-A V 1 - 1 ' 1 . --4 L'- 25-- - ' ' - - -' F , 81 - u- l- - .- l- . 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N' X 1 '47 v f--' 9' .1 YW 4 uv, E Ab 3 Q On the following pages are commercial messages for you from the business people of this area. Appear- ance of a firm in this section is indicative of the interest people in Redmond take in their high school and its students because the money advertisers paid for space in this book paid for half the cost of this year book. Townspeople and students work together, helping and understanding each other. Remember these merchants and their products through the year. f' s C3 .lil rf' ' 1 . ,i 1 3' J. 35' As ' ra L -,P-Lf fs: L4 1' 1?f1'.u'1' C - 1 R I Q 'YQ 0- , 'o 1. 'ef w 1 A-,.s' 1' ' D There's o one and only ln refreshment, too Nh ff! 6 Q -gi IDLE DE UTHOIITY 0 YN! COCA-COLA C0 PANY TT U COCA COLA BOTTLING CO OF BEND I-:v 2 3161 B d or-eg Central Auto Parts HOLECHEK' S Market The Fc1m11y Store 0 Produce Groceries Finest Quality Parts Beverages For Cars, Trucks and Tractors Your NAPA Jobber Is a Good Man to Know, S. 13th Street and Sisters HOWARD SCHROEDER 556 S. Sixth Street Redmond Highway Q! 91 I . N 'KJ' J I , , , , , lk ,LJ 1 i' x'-.,,f 1 f X x if n X fa , X X .ZX -U--Xxxf' n Q , I X J D N IA F M IY ' - ' en. O!! IILNIRAL IIRLBUN nn 5llPl'lY,54'E. 131-322, I Mus so Huwmr 97 EVERYTHING T0 BUILD ANYTHING Redmond, Oregon Under New Management Servmg Dehclous Foods Breakfasts Luncheons Dlnners Sandwiches Fountam o 246 S S th MAXINE DANIELS 8 2714 .faffam 4 REDMOND FLORAL SHOP ?g'5'gg2 M WORD svslgzl arg gl-:gawff2:'BA S ggth L LVuW1h0wn ned nd ERICKSON' S SUPER MARKET Redmond s Home Owned Complete Shopplng Center WHERE YOU PAY LESS AND BUY MORE H501-IID lee Cream l'l'AV'l'PAC Fmloods It's All NEW GIFFORD Motor Co Sales W Servlce Phone LI 8 2224 Redmond Healy s Redmond Furmture Central Oregon Home Furnishers Phone LI 8 7421 229 S Slxth Street Redmond Servmg All Central Oregon W. PROPANE Gas Servnce IIEIERMAN 8: JAN ES Cmnplete Lane GAS APPLIANCES Phone LI 8 2424 215 S. Sixth Street Redmond Paolhc Power 8: Lxght Company Redmond Oregon HOG IS Your Friendly Store m Redmond Where youll fmd the latest styllng ln wearlng apparel OP It o 101-Q99 0SankJ Shri 0Chppe Jk ty 2 B 0 it 0Wyn.bergSh Complete Western Wear for Everyone KING' S MOTOR 308 S S th Pho LI 82223 Ford CLEANERS Bettie Ford Operator Free Pickup and Delivery Phone LI 8 3411 We Glve S8LH Green Stamps Oldsmobile Cars 4 Hou! service GMC Trucks I l l i O O , . . . . and e on Samsoni u a e w ewelry 0 Van Heusen i s i wa ac lets I Bo an Sui s 0 Texian elts S e son Hats e e OSS Q D .I 1 A O . ix - ne - l , I FASIIIIIN Sl2l0P Fashlon Center of Central Oregon Where beauty and styling n ladies apparel ake ome ay agal a d agax IT CAME FROM GAYLORDS IN HEDMOND 447 South Sixth LI 8 3318 RED ST fm ann srnnn Steak House H S u 5 E Redmond Hotel Bulldlng COFFEE SHOP And Fac111t1es for if Receptions 1 Lunches -k Banquets 1' Parties And Business Meetings MARION k ANNAMAE PEARSON Propnoiors We Elcctrafy To Satzsfy Walt and Mldge LANTZ Electrical Contracting REDMOND BAKERY Congratulations UYS in From fi 1f.,,: Bpked linnds Z. 1 a Ponderosa ui? Home-Made Bread 'ik Pies ii? Cakes Inc, Ki? Pastries Redmond Phone Ll 8-3529 Redmond ' Centr l 01' 9 Rednl.Und Hotel ginesfgon S Otis Automatic Elevator -for Customer Convenience ix WATCHES BLGIN GHUEN CROTON HAMILTON VA X SILVERWARE i SATTEBLEE JEWELRY LTIEQXQQIONAL REED H BARTON Columbia Tru-Fit Diamonds GOHHAM BULO OMEGA TOWLE REDMOND MDTOR CO. New REQFER And Ford Cars Ford Trucks I v i A if Serving Central Oregon Since 1919 FARMERS HARDWARE CDMPANY Farm - - Mill - - Home Supplies 433 South Fifth Street Redmond, Oregon I-:gs lx Wywfyf f mini? ' ,.'fffff.fm ... .f , 4 A' .. x ,, A. fi fray gsssfdgig 638.4 X we '54 YOUR commumrv- xr- YOUR NEWSPAPER... TOGETHER BRINGING BETTER llVING T0 YOUR DOORSTEP! Accurate, unblased informatlon both ln its news columns and its advertlslng IS the aim of The Redmond Spokesman Your home town and your home town newspaper gi ow together The Redmond Spokesman Greatest Farm Circulation in Central Oregon Phone LI 8 2184 321 S. 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AX S Northwest Telephone Co Mann Offlces Redmond Dlstrlct Offices Sheridan Exchanges Redmond Sherldan Slsters Wlllamlna nu: 4 9310 Agnew REDMOND AUTO PAINTING 24 Hour Towlng Servlce Culver Grand Ronde one 8 Z 345 8: 1 g Se Ivancmqch Gene Endicott Trader Sales edmond Parts and i 8-3221 Accessories New and Used Mobil Homes norman AND msuann I. Redmond Hwy. Trailer Moving Agent Redmond I H ELL -of BULK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS I HEATING OILS Call LI 8-3244 Redmond PREMIER BOWLING Free Instructions Fun for All Rememlw Clnder Butte Packing Co PEDEN S CUST019I KILL CUT AND CURE mllfqlff'- Qi-5 ' Q Phone LI 8 3136 Redmond CENT-WISE DRUG STORE Vernon G. Patrick Prescriptions . . School Supplies . . Cosmetics . . . Fountain COPELAN D J. W. YARDS 14 443 W. Evergreen Y Redmond, Oregon Phone LI 8-2329 Retail Lumber and Building Materials Redmond Blacksmith Sz Welding Shop LEO EGG A Good Egg to Know Shop Phone Residence Phone LI 8-3243 LI 8-4267 308 W. Evergreen Ave. Redmond, Oregon Cascade Servxce X OVDER Your Frl ndly Rlchfleld Stat 7 Tune Up and Brunsvnck Txres 'U .fl-1' wa- Brake Servxce Columbxa Baiienes S F U 5 H O P Redmond Oregon Sport Shop 720 South Slxth Street Phone LI 8 2337 1210 W Highland Phone LI 8 4239 Wxllxe vonces the sentiments of the members of Central Electrxc Cooperatxve when he offers hxs congratulations to the Redmond Umon High School Class of 1958 May your hard work m the years ahead be rewarded with success that wxll make your lnfe a satlsfyxng one for each of you x Faxth in yourself and m your country will make the Unlted States a stronger ' natxon and one m whxch each of us wlll enJoy llvmg working and playlng CENTRAL ELECTRIC CO0PEllATIVE Inc. X mmm Your Locally Owned Uhlxiy Servmg Crook. Deschuies. Grant. Jefferson and Wesco Counhes . I -ml as .e . . ions: X X ll If . . - 13. 'kit' co, ' K . . . Q . . ' I . . 4 . NX rX Save0n Drugs J Duff McAnd1e Owner S 8. H Green Stamps Phone LI 8 9239 FINEST FO0DS ALWAYS -k Ch0lC8 Grade Tender Steaks Ag d J t R ght fy 5 F Mellow TRAILWAYS CAFE 1-zowmw AND Lou. Open Dally 6 A M to 9 PM REDMOND Bend Portland Truck Service Wishes to Extend Congratulatzons to the Class of 1958 Feeds Gram Seeds Fert111zer Petroleum Products Deschutes Farmers Co op Marketlng Seed SI Gram Phone D awer A LI8 2181 Redmond O egon Hardware-Appl ances Farm Mach nery Irrlgat on Supplies G06 Redmond Branch of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK f Po tla d AN OREGON BANK SERVING OREGON POS INSURANC C POR TION X HTUMUNU SHUT SHIRT H. W. Pete ALLEN Umon Od Products Redmond Phone LI 8 Congratulations G A L L I G A N To The Insurance Agency Class of '53 INSURANCE CENTER OF REDMOND Before You Buy All Types Shop of Insurance Ben Franklm SUCCESS store to the Class of 1958 Redmond Qdeft PHCTOGRAPHERS Port1a1ts of Dlstmctlon 443 S Slxth Phone LI 8-3326 Redmond O O . -3311 O I R. B. Coyner, Owner 331 S. Sixth Street Redmond - I FROM THE MANAGEMENT GREAT LAKES Store Variety and Yard Goods 422 S Slxth Street Phone LI 8 3226 Redmond Terrebonne The Fair CAR .Q x 'Y , NE 3 PLQ Xu ew Elm , ' . Kgs W' sf y Y pq- ,Wil W 'G 1 cl v P F nf 'I K ' 'V FW Xffmfk N56-ji uf-V EAgvk4? 9 5579? riff? we '25 S' W rf 17 V it fgqakgs I'm?'3 4-f Q :Avg H3 7 'fy -W W-'igfr-r ' 'iwffliii 'VGA if 'J' A 'Q x :rf-1' if z L3 , 1 tm 'J pg UN A l ,M mph i'!'4y'6'h'g'lY-lf: ,gm Ponderosa Pune Douglas Far Mad Oregon Lumber Sales REDMOND rte Knot REDMOND Dahl Prne Inc MADRAS WARM SPRINGS Harold Barclay Loggrng Co RE DMOND SISTERS l :ly nw E I l .. fi? ' -'f A s 1 . R .1 an .,v':f' ' , ' V . fl' '. 4- 'gf-1 W A Ns5,,is' Y-T ., :L , . f . w 4 ' 1 A bsi, :J I ' x 5- . N, - ' ' 31 W 'Vx' 2 - -N-.+ v- , ,- 1 , fc- ' . I W' 3 :riffs awtfu f, ki qi , . f fy. 'WE - -' .dr , .' 55,1159 . V .EQ 1. R -fi V ' 1 wk f L nj. 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L.-.-A . -M 1 ' r' 94: - f ' , -. 5, W ,, - , W V- ' 'ijvifix -1- N Q04 I 1 . ' ' I N ,c 1 HV , MA A I W i Qui 9 J y 1.2, sl I 15212 F' , 1 .21 52 , ir I ' il 1 ai, ' if 4 fl. 1 I I .A -. .5 5 ,- , Q .. Y K, f - Country Fresh Dairy Products ' Quality Best I KIIrGORE'S DAIRY CUMPANY sas so. Sixih sam: Redmond CRATER LAKE MACHINERY C0 Caterplllar SMITH snnvrcn W 0 QQ ' 97 M . . 6 fl Success to the BEDMOND CLASS 0F '58 STATIIDNERY Phone LI 8 3332 Slxth Complete Lme of School Supplies Congratulations from Redmond Hardware Your Marshall Wells Store Baker 81 Jarrard Phone LI 8 2213 510 S Sixth General Insurance Real Estate Bulldlng Loans The SI-IIVELY AGENCY 025 S Slxth Street Phone LI 8 2231 Redmond BABLER BROS INC Equipment for Rent Shovel and Dragllne Dump Trucks 0 Crane Work Cat and Dozer or Scraper Heavy Hauling Babler Bros , Inc Contractors Phone LI 8 3233 'A' 'A' Congratulations to RUHS Class of '58 455 - S. ' To BUHS Class of '58 REDMOND v . - t A sf. gy 'L sf 3 5, Jef 4. ln 9 gif, :iw 9' if rw 'r I nm ffm onmx eff M615 Q x .itll .L1-Bei - EW? Rogers SL L nch THE MEN'S SI-IOP Lees J antzen Levis Days Wranglers McGregor Arrow Freeman Pendleton Red Wing See Us for Your Letterman's Sweaterv 413 S. Sixth Street Redmond TH S-ILGXP gifs? 216' 5, . K an ,Q N .. 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