Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)
- Class of 1959
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Districts organized into this union high school since it was started in Redmond in 1915 now include Alfalfa, Powell Butte sec- tion of Crook County, Opal City, Redmond and Plainview, Tumalo, Lower Bridge, Clo- verdale and Terrebonne. An elaborate and expensive bus system is maintained to trans- port students from these various districts. Leo Egg and John Dorsch, Redmond, Bob Beesley, Tumalo, and Norm Lantz, Terre- bonne, were elected by district residents to serve on the board of education. This board of education meets on the sec- ond Monday of each month with the super- intendent to conduct school business and is essentially a policy-making group. The board legislates and establishes general policies, determines the curriculum offerings, pre- pares an annual budget with the 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 oper- ate the school according to state, federal and county laws. They are elected for five-year terms and serve without remuneration. Deans and Assistant Principal On opposite page at the upper left are pic- tured Deans William H. Fisher and Mrs. Marguerite Lowry Cstandingj and Assistant Principal Clayton E. Norton. Clayton Norton's duties as Assistant Prin- cipal are to make out monthly attendance reports, to supervise student registration, to arrange for substitute teachers, to serve as registrar, and to help with guidance and dis- ciplinary action. As dean of girls, Mrs. Lowry issues ab- sentee slips, advance make-up slips, tardiness excuses, gives personal guidance, and as- sists the students in applying for college scholarships. William H. Fisher, dean of boys, is in charge of checking on daily attendances, clearing absences, counseling students, and helping the seniors apply for college scholar- ships. inf 0-I V ' K Z ' 2 vw jf, ' ' , it, . 3:90 'HW 1 - ?fQf 'vn??g4 ' .- ' ft ' tw, itil. frih iz., il J' Wu! it W --.-, ..,. . 'L P . - , I .Fw xg ' K Q ni 1 f It W . , ', ?gQ,.,g , ,wa :,, . I fsffsagffigiwfff :P af V 94,4 ' ' '1 . ' ,Q .fin -.D .ut + - H it - 3510-'W ir Q '- Q J.5f2'Zf,1'p 'jf1r v' rl fn? 51' 2 5 . . u 7 i :QW v, ',u QQ Q ' . 1- ' i.,'V1,. ,g :Z 1 ' '1'a.2R i i:4?, .. !':'r .f1v-Z-sf -I ,5 v'-ga. -Y -17.--. '-:xi-4 sam V J -xanax ' 1 . -. ' , , ff' I 'fix 'Y 5 f . x ' '. j :.,','v ik .. 1 l..x- - .. . ,A 7 1- I. X ' . ij, is ,Q .gfmara im' -'- -'J ei? V 31-ft'f'f'k , J..,-ELAN ' Q ' if M fa' Superintendent James L. Brown and Administrative Assistants 'W-i, . , Q---+............. 'K ni rf' FACULTY-tBack rowj James L. Brown, George Miller. William Fisher, Walter Buettgenbach, Harry Gobelman, Don Lowry, Charles Porfily, Howard Kauffman. lRow 21 Clyde Moore, Mrs. Marguerite Lowry, Keith Clark, Charles Ward, Don Yeager, James Baker, Lorence Savage, Mrs. Nancy Fultz, Mrs. Helen Hurney. KI-'ront rowi Mrs. Della Bell, Mrs. Vona Miller, Mrs. Dorothy Armbruster, Dalton Clark, Clayton Norton, Gale Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Gobelman, Mrs. Marian Brown, Mrs. Irene Boone. fNot pictured: Mrs. Mary K. Swearingen, Mrs. Margaret Young., emu., Mrs. Dorothy Armbruster'-B. A., University of Iowa, solid geometry and trigonometry, plane geometry, mechanical drawing, junior class adviser, 2nd year at RUHS. James A. Baker'-B. S., University of Oregon, library science, previous teaching experience: Grant Union High in John Day, lst year at RUHS. Mrs. Della Bell-B. A., M. Ed., Linfield College, Typing I, journalism, student publications adviser, previous teaching ex- perience: Culver and Ione high schools, 12th year at RUHS. Mrs. Irene Boone-B. A., University of Oregon, M. S., Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, Stenography I and II, Typing II, bookkeep- ing, junior class adviser, previous teaching experience: Albany, Bend, Carlisle in Pennsylvania high schools, 13th year at RUHS. James L. Brown-B. A., Universitv of Montana, M. Ed., Univer- sity of Oregon, Superintendent-Principal, Student Council adviser, previous teaching experience: Klamath Falls, Dallas, Hood River. Parkrose in Portland and Minnesota High Schools, 7th year at RUHS. Mrs. Marian Brown-B. S., North Dakota State College, Latin I and II, English II, junior class adviser, previous teaching experience: Amboy High in Minnesota, 4th year at RUHS. Walter Buettgenbach-B. A., Nebraska State Teachers College, M. Ed., Oregon State College, Mathematics I, general business, biology, freshman football coach, previous teaching experience, Hood River, Pendleton, John Day, Payette in Idaho, LaPine, and Los Animas in California high schools, University of Denver and Regis College, Ist year at RUHS. Dalton Clark-B. S., Oregon State College, Agriculture III. Gen- eral Shop I and II, FI-'A adviser, previous teaching experience: Grant County, Richland, and Redmond veterans instructor, 3rd year at RUHS. , Keith Clark-B. A., Oregon College of Education, M. A., Univer- sity of Oregon, English II and IV, Honor Society adviser, previous teaching experience, Eastside and Terrebonne elementary schools, 7th year at RUHS. Gale Davis-B. S., Oregon College of Education, M. Ed., Univer- sity of Oregon, General Math I and II, football coach, assistant wrestling coach, previous teaching experience: Bend and Illinois Valley High Schools, 1st year at RUHS. William H. FishetiB. A., Willamette University, social eco- nomics, dean of boys, senior class adviser, previous teaching experience: Independence, La Grande, Halfway high schoolsi 11th year at RUHS. Mrs. Nancy A. Fultz-'B. S., University of Oregon, Art I and II, English I, F.T.A. and freshman adviser, previous teaching experience: Oakridge High School, Junction City Junior High, 3rd year at RUHS. Mrs. Dorothy Gobelman-B. A., Culver Stockton' College, Canton. Missouri, Spanish 1 and II, English I, previous teaching expen- ence, Oakview School in Missouri, 3rd year at RUHS. Harry Gobelman-B. S., M. S., University of Oregon, boys physical education, wrestling and track coach, athletic director, Lettermen's Club adviser, 11th year at RUHS. Mrs. Helen Hurney--B. A., University of Oregon, Algebra I and II, Keyettes and senior class adviser, previous teaching experi- nce: Grant Union High in John Day and Franklin High in Portland, 6th year at RUHS. Howard Kauffman-B. S., Pacific University, general science, freshman class adviser, JV football coach, head basketball and baseball coach, previous teaching experience: Knappa High, 3rd year at RUHS. Don Lowry-B. S., Black Hills Teachers College, South Dakota, American history, Rally Club adviser, JV basketball coach, Sth year at RUHS. Mrs. Marguerite Lowry-B. S., Black Hills Teachers College, South Dakota, Girls Health and P. E. I and II, Drill, dean of girls, Pep Club, rally squad and club, and Redmond Junior Bowlers Adviser, 9th year at RUHS. George A. MilleriB. A., Notre Dame, English III, sophomore class adviser, freshman basketball coach, previous teaching ex- perience: Minnesota and North Dakota, 4th year at RUHS. Mrs. Vona B. Miller-B. S., University of North Dakota, Health and P. E. I and Il, English I, speech, chorus, sophomore class adviser, previous teaching experience: North Dakota and Minne- sota, 4th year at RUHS. Clyde Moore-B. M. E., Oklahoma State College, band, previous teaching experience: Roseburg, 6th year at RUHS. Clayton Norton-B. S., Black Hills Teachers College, South Da- kota, M. Ed., University of Oregon, general science, assistant principal, previous teaching experience: Echo High School, 13th year at RUHS. Charles M. Porfily-B. S., Oregon State College, Vocational Agriculture I, II, IV, I-'FA adviser, 6th year at RUHS. Lorencc Savage--B. S., Eastern Oregon College, English II, world history, assistant football and track coach, previous teaching experience: Elgin High School, 2nd year at RUHS. Mrs. Mary K. Swearingen-B. S., Oregon State College, Home- making I, II, III, IV, FHA adviser, previous teaching experience: Corvallis Junior High, St. Helens Hall in Portland, Rochester Junior High in Minnesota, Washington High in Portland, Young School in Bend, 1st year at RUHS Charles H. Ward-B. A., Eastern Washington College of Edu- cation, M. Ed., Oregon State College, Woodwork I and II, pre- vious teaching experience: Boundary County in Idaho and Colfax in Washington, 10th year at RUHS. Don Yeager-B. S., Oregon State College, drivers education, Key Club adviser, previous teaching experience: Dallas High, 3rd year at RUHS. Mrs. Margaret Young-B. S., University of Washington, M. A., Stanford University, physics, chemistry, biology, Science Club adviser, previous teaching experience: Naches Valley High. Washington, Ist year at RUHS. T' ix 15 -5 Q7 MEMBERS OF OFFICE STAFF-Supt. James L Brown. Mrs. Lou Shive. Mrs Joan Howard, Janice Boyer, Lynn Jordan, Carole Parkinson, Marie Beesley, Lani Frenzel, Sylvia Whitmore CNot Pictured-Bev Casteel, Carole Hancock.D 'Q 1 1 SCHOOL HEALTH NURSE AND OFFICE PERSONNEL DIS- CUSTODIANS-Ed Agee, Pierce Jacob, Roy Edwards CUSS IMMUNIZATION SHOTS-Mrs. Lenor Thornton. health nurseg Mrs. Joan Howard, office manager: Mrs. Lou Shive. district clerk. 3.4 mmm, mga nmwwz, e Jleqa Rm 561,001 BUS DRIVERS-Robert Kent. Cloverdale: Dick McGilvrey. Reservoir: Leonard Kirby, Alfalfag A. L. Chaplin, Tumalog Michael Stoltz. Opal City: Fred Sears, O'Neilg Don Cummings. Lower Bridge, Mrs. Don Cummings. Wells Roadg Mrs. Marge Gwartney, River Routeg Fayet Scoggin. Deschutes: Mrs. .lean Davidson, Northwest Market Roadg Mrs. Mary Kauffman, Pleasant Ridgeg Clyde Talbot, Bus Manager. fNot Pictured-Ruth and Gordon Birtwhistle, Opal City: Bob Dickerson. relief driver.7 sl .lr A an is E as Q: the student body pep assemblies where all RUHS students were gathered to pep up the team and watch skits presented by the various student body organizations? In April of each year student body officers and rally squad members are elected for the following year. By laws of our st.udent body there are 3 cheer- leaders and 7 songleaders. Tryouts are held and the students elect the new members. Student body of- ficers, club and class representatives and publica- tions editors composed the student council which worked with Superintendent Brown to help make the school run smoothly. Annual kick-off party for the entire school at the first of the year was spon- sored by the student council. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-President Tony Dorsch, First Vice President Roger Kurtz Second Vice President Ken Davidson, Secretary Cathie Lanthorn, Treasurer Lynn Jordan, Assistant Treasurer Lam Frenzel Manager Ed Rova. ff ll I! Y vial' 3 ,Z w. fmmzw L45 K I i -4 .., ,WN '11 4,3 1011. 3 ivme 3WA 4, . sl'?14,j 6 :wk'R31? .375 52 w1 ' YL 1 'S MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL-fBack rowb Bill Peden, band representative, Ken Neel, Lettermen's Club representative, Sue Swearingen, Rally Club president: Donna Blue, Keyettes representative, Marie Beesley, FTA presidentg Jim Brown, Key Club president, Paul Wolf, Science Club president. CRow 23 Mary Dorsch, freshman class representative, Don Charlton, freshman president, Joe Miller, sophomore presidentg Pat West, sophomore class representative, Stewart Holmes, junior president, Margit Petersen, junior class representative, Jerry Williams, senior president, Kathy Jordan, senior class representative, Ruth Ann Hartley and Elizabeth Edmonds, annual Co-editors. CFront rowj Tony Dorsch, student body president, Roger Kurtz, first vice president, Ken Davidson, second vice president, Cathie Lanthorn. secretary, Lynn Jordan, treasurer, Lani Frenzel, assistant treasurerg Ed Rova, manager, Carole Parkinson, Panther Scratches editor, Mr. James L. Brown, faculty adviser. CNot pictured: Mike Harrington, FFA representative, Ruthie Mills, Pep Club president, Alton Mitchell, chorus representative.J swmz Early ewaz Student participation through school ad- ministration is the basis upon which the student council operates. Club activities, programs, concerts and dances are all council projects. Regional meetings are also a main point of interest. Litterbugging was central theme of the newly formed assembly committee. Ken Davidson, Roger Kurtz, Carole Parkinson and Sue Swearingen made up the committee. More interest in assemblies promoted par- ticipation which was reason for this organ- ization. Uniform dance rules and better sports- manship were two points of interest in stu- dent council regional meetings. This region includes Bend, Madras, Prineville' and Red- mond. At the regional meetings the Travel- ing Sportsmanship Trophy was revived. Better sportsmanship and better feelings be- tween Central Oregon schools is the purpose of this trophy. Coaches, referees and rally squads vote after each game for the deserv- ing team. At the end of the season, these votes are counted and the team with the highest number of votes is awarded the trophy. That team may hold the trophy for any length of time, depending on who wins it next year. Names and dates are inscribed upon the trophy each year that it travels from one school to another. Arrangement of the school's activity cal- endar is also supervised by student council. Each organization sends in its requests for dates next year. In the spring the dates are organized to make up the calendar. Student council met every Thursday in staggered periods to do this and other jobs. Presidents and class and club representa- tives make up student council. Every presi- dent and elected officer is a voting member. Representatives of organizations are ad- visory members. ff-flfff Saud -.-. an -:J f 'N 2 JV CHEERLEADERS-Susan Hurney, Carolee Edmonds. Donna Blue. Rally Squad members pictured in first semester outfits. Outfits chosen by the cheer leaders for football season were white bulky knit sweat- ers with white culottes. Song leaders wore white bulky knit sweaters, gold pleated skirts and white earmuffs and gloves. White blouses and maroon corduroy jumpers were worn by the cheer leaders for basketball season, and the song leaders chose gold jer- sey blouses and maroon jumpers. Each Year Rally Club sends a representa- tive to a cheer leading school in order that this representative may return with new ideas and routines for the other members of the rally squad. Ruthie Mills and Fay Shirt- cliff attended the 1958 session in Corvallis. SONG LEADERS in their second semester outfits are Georgia Elliott. Vivian Lanthorn. Elizabeth Edmonds. Sandy Miller. Linda Huddle, Ruthie Mills, Judy Warnerg Cheer Leaders, Lani Frenzel. Fay Shirtcliff, Sue Swear- ingen. 094 K.. ...R the homecoming celebration with the bonfire, pa- rade, game and dance. Each class float is pictured at the right with its princess. The court included Freshman Carolee Edmonds, Sophomore Jean But- ler, Junior Queen Margaret Livesley and Senior Ann Nunnellee. Twirp King was Rob Osborn. His court was Jerry Liston, freshmang Bruce Barnett, sopho- moreg Gary Brittain, senior. Barn dance court was Freshman Sharon Cripe, Sophomore Marie Cowing, Junior Louise Elliott and Senior Queen Georgia Elliott. Pictured on the following pages are individual pictures of the four classes, their officers and ad- visers and their main activities during the school year. ' Below is the big activities bus, new this year, driving down Sixt.h Street in the Homecoming parade. f lnlln full UID!! f ' II. IIIIDID I HCM 'X V Q.:-5' at ' :A if 'Y 9 ' 'n ','- 'H -wvggw' 'WY ' 2,3-.1.x.xx.,a cw 3 Y 1 XR . J -... Y 'gl T D 4 ,lf Ak, Vg-,1.x:gu,. Mi: 1' qs I DE H 1 Cl !! J milf! 14 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-CBack rowj Faculty Adviser William H. Fisher. Council Representative Kathy Jordan Faculty Adviser Helen Humey. CFront rowb President Jerry Williams, Vice President Donna Grubb, Secretary Kay Shirtcliff, Treasurer Linda Morgan. O 0140214 Glade Pain! Averages for Top Twelve Seniors Lynn Jordan, Valedictorian 1.051 George Nance. Salutatorian . .. 1.286 Honora Daugherty , . 1.351 Carole Parkinson . 1.389 Cathie Lanthom 1.500 Mike Harrington . 1.542 Les Miller . 1.622 Gary Hill .. 1 1.657 Karen Tumer 1.700 Karen Dotson . ,..., 1.744 Tony Dorsch , . 1.771 Carole Hancock .. . . 1.771 Seniors initiated the freshmen September 20, 1958. The annual auction of the fresh- men brought in 537.650, Ann Nunnellee was senior princess on the Homecoming court. She rode on the float that won first prize in the Homecoming parade. Gary Brittian was the senior prince of Twirp Week. Georgia Elliott reigned as queen of the FFA barn dance. Baccalaureate was held May 24 and Com- mencement, May 26. Lynn Jordan was vale- dictorian and George Nance, salutatorian. On the following five pages are portraits of the students who were enrolled in the senior class during this year but not neces- sarily those who qualified for graduation. These pictures are listed in alphabetical or- der and activity lists follow the portraits. .fav 4 L 6? :fb 4 W, , Eat? Md :Q 'I F L. 41 X.- ,, E-4 sg' lr 4? Q ' ' sri-uf '151.S'f 3 wld -J '25 Anthony James Dorsch Karen Sue Dotson Petra Geneva Elsier Lanny Ware Ewell Joseph John Freedman Mariin Ralph Gage Donna May Grubb Carole Francine Hancock William R. Head Lynne Phyllis Hebert W' af 2 ,f,y.f, , W 15 Tv ? 'E bv- 'Q' Keith Dean Dragoo Shirley Jean Egg Deanna Jean Felsman Deryl James Ferguson Nancy Delores Gambrell Jane! Ann Garbutt Eileen Ruth Harms Mikel Charles Harrington Joseph Ceaser Hegardt Ted R. Herlinger '1 Kh,i We M Georgia Aileen Elliott Harvey Tony Franko Gordon Keith Grover Dwain William Harris Gary Clayborne Hill U 3 Y Wx '7 Beverly Ann Pepperling Sylvanus Randall Raske Junior Leo Seal Marianna Marie Simpson Robert Theis .A '15 ,, if 1 'S' 1 ,f Neal Leslie Peterson William A, Robertson Norita P, Settelmeyer Dan Stanton Smith Gary Lee Timmerman 2 lug: eg, Barbara Jean Priest Robert T. Rosenbaum, Jr. Virginia Fay Shirtcliff Kenneth Lee Stanton Lawrence Gene Trueax xx Ji R? I Q James D. Priest Edward Julius Rova Barbara Kay Shirtcliff Phillip Lee Stephen Karen Louise Turner Q' Lloyd Ray Rice Norman Stuart Scott Paul Marlin Simmons Carl Elwood Taylor Gail Connie Tyson Donna Allen-GAA 1 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 1 I'A1 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Central Oregon Musuc Clunuc 1 2 3 4 Saxophone Sectron Leader 3 4 Saxophone Quartet 1 2 3 4 Tom Alley B sketball 1 2 3 4 ot 1 4 Trac 3 Base Letterman 3 4 Duck Arnett Transferred from Los Angeles P C Calufornua 4 Thelma Anne Backus FHA 4 Mane Beesley Pep Club 2 3 4 V Presudent 4 Honor Socuety 4 Keyettes 4 FH 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Chorus 2 l I'A 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Councul 4 Offuce Staff 4 Prom Commuttee Chaurman 3 Roy Bessey Wrestlung 1 2 3 2nd un Dustruct 2 lst un Dustruct 3 FFA 4 Let terman 1 2 3 Irene Blatr-Transferred from Salem Col lege Academy 3 FHA 4 Jamce Boyer-Transferred from Guardnan Angels Hugh Nebraska 3 Offuce Staff 4 Jack Bozarth Football 1 FFA 3 Reporter 4 Jesse Brenchley FFA 1 2 Louus Brenchley-FFA 1 2 3 4 John Brenner-Wuthdrew from school Jan uary 23 1959 Gary Brlttaln Transferred from Wy East FFA 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Parlua mentary Team 4 Letterman 3 4 Band 3 Chorus 4 Prunce of TWIRP Dance 4 Bull Burke-Wrestlung 2 FFA 1 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Natuonal Conventuon 3 Natuonal Band 3 Won FFA Oregon Jersey Cattle Club Heufer Calf Award 3 Parlua mentary Team 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Durector 3 4 Dance Band 3 Honor Band 3 Photography Club 2 Presudent 2 Frank Campbell Transferred from Crook County Hugh School 4 Beverly Casteel Bowlung 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Central Oregon Musuc Clunuc 1 Rally 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Song Leader 2 Offuce Staff 4 Ed Charlesworth B sketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Letterman 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Band Servuce Award 3 Janell Coomler'-Pep Club 2 3 4 Ba d 1 2 3 4 Central Oregon Clunuc 1 2 3 4 Sectuon Leader 2 Clarunet Quartet 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 I-TA 2 3 4 Mickey Cordell Bowlung 4 Key Club 2 Scuence Club 3 4 Chorus 4 Dave Crane-FFA 1 2 3 4 Bob Cree-Wuthdrew from school Septem ber 26 1958 Donna Cummings Transferred from Mad ras Unuon Hugh School 4 Chorus 4 Lee Cunnmgham-FFA 1 2 3 4 Martha Dahl--Bowhng 4 Pep Club 3 4 Concessuon Manager4 Drull 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Seneca Ndwaly Honora Daugherty Bowlung 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Pount Recorder 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Keyettes 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 Recreatuon Chaurman 2 Dnll 4 Dick Dent Bowlung 4 Key Club 2 Scuence Club 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 4 Honor Socuety 4 F'l'A 4 Tony Dorscb Wrestlung 1 2 3 4 Ky Club 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Lunfueld Scuence Exhubut 1 Honor Socuety 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Sectuon Leader 3 4 Clarunet Quartet 4 Central Oregon Musuc Clunuc 1 2 3 4 Central Oregon Solo Ensemble Contest 4 Student Councul 2 4 Student Body Second Vuce Presudent 2 Student Body Presudent 4 Class Vuce Presudent 3 Prom Chaurman 3 Student Councul Workshop 3 Central Oregon Student Councul Chaurman 4 Boys State 3 Letterman 4 Karen Dotson Bowlung 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Keyettes 2 3 4 Presudent 41 Band 1 2 3 4 Vuce Pr dent 2 Presudent 3 Dance Band 1 2 3 4 All State Band 2 Musuc Festuval 1 2 3 4 Honor Band 3 4 Sextet Band 1 2 3 4 Quartet Band 1 2 3 4 Solo Ensemble Contest 1 2 3 4 Band Summer School Scholarshup 2 Band Majorette 2 Head Band Majorette 3 4 Chorus 4 Sextette 4 FTA 3 4 Keuth Dragoo-Wuthdrew from school De cember 12 1958 Shirley Egg FHA 1 2 Georgia Elluott-GAA 1 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 4 FHA 2 3 4 Hlstoruan 4 Band 1 2 3 Clarunet Quartet 2 Cen Rally Club 4 Song Leader 4 Barn Dance Queen 4 Petra Elster-Pep Club 2 3 4 Concessuon Manager4 Dnll3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Lanny Ewell Transferred from Cascade Unuon Hugh School 4 Jean Felsman Wuthdrew from school De cember 1 1958 Deryl Ferguson Basketball 1 2 Football 4 Tr 3 4 Bowlun 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Sue Forbes Wuthdrew from school Novem ber 13 1958 Harvey Franko-Transferred from 'Iilla mook Hugh School 4 Track 4 Joe Freedman Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Outstandung Back 4 Track 2 3 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Presudent 4 Honor Socuety 4 Class Vuce Presudent 1 Marvtn Gage Transferred from Mono County Hugh School Calufornua 1 Wres tlung 2 3 4 Track 1 2 FFA 3 4 n tune 4 Farm Mechanuc Award 3 Letter man 2 3 4 Nancy Gambrell Bowlung 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Concessuon Manager 4 Drull 2 3 4 Band 1 Chorus 2 3 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches 3 Janet Garbutt Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Stephen Gordon-Wuthdrew from school October 30 1958 Gordon Grover-Football 3 Baseball 1 2 4 FFA 1 2 Donna Grubb-Honor Socuety 3 4 Secre tary 4 Dnll 1 2 3 Chorus 4 Secretary 4 Offuce Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Class Vuce Presudent 4 Football Queen 1 Lunda Hamilton Wuthdrew from school De cember 30 1958 Carole Hancock Bowlung 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Honor Socuety 4 FHA 1 2 3 Hus toruan 2 Drull 2 3 4 Drull Majorette 3 4 Head Mauorette 4 Band Majorette 1 Class Councul Representatuve 3 Offuce Staff 3 4 Pruncess of Key Club Sweethearts Bal 3 Eileen Harms Transferred from Crook County Hugh School 4 Mukel C Harnngton Wresthng 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Letterman 2 3 4 Honor So cu y 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Councul A Representatuve 4 FFA Parluamentary Team 2 3 4 Chaurman 4 State Conventuon 3 4 .Iudgung Team 1 2 3 4 Natuonal Con ventuon 4 Dwam Harns Transferred from Gaston Unuon Hugh School 4 FFA 4 Band 4 Bull Head Transferred from Marcola Hugh School 3 Basketball Statustucuan 4 Track 4 Lynne Hebert Transferred from Tillamook Hugh School 2 Bowlung 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Vocal Quartet 3 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3 Joe Hegardt FFA 1 3 4 Ted Herllnger Transferred from Susters Hugh School 2 Track 3 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 1 Key Club 2 Letterman 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 4 Boys State 3 Karen Houston-GAA All Star Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 p u 2 3 4 PTA 1 2 4 Ba 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Central Oregon Musuc Clunuc 1 2 3 4 Clarunet Quartet 1 2 3 Muxed Woodwund Quartet 4 Lu braruan 4 Kathy Jordan Wuthdrew from school Jan uary 19 1958 Lynn Jordan Bowlung 3 4 Secretary 3 Honor Socuety 3 4 Presudent 4 Keyettes 3 4 Student Body Assustant Treasurer 3 Student Body Treasurer 4 Councul 3 4 Gurls State 3 Student Councul Workshop 4 GGA 1 2 Valeductoruan 4 Altha Kldd FHA 1 Chorus 4 Lubraruan 4 Jlm Kung Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Bowlung 3 4 Presudent 4 Letterman 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Honor So cuety 4 Annual Staff 3 Ad Manager 3 Panther Scr tches Staff 3 Boys State 3 Dave Kleen Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Bowlung 3 4 Letter man 4 Secretary 4 Chorus 4 Double Quartet 4 Bob Kuehl Basketball 1 2 3 Foot ll 1 2 T ack 1 2 4 Letterman 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Janet Lane-FHA 1 2 3 4 Dustruct Con ference 2 Chorus 3 4 Sextette 4 Honor Chour 3 4 Cathle Lanthorn Transferred from Hamul ton Hugh School Montana 2 Honor So cuety 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Drull 3 Chorus 2 4 FTA 3 Student Body Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Panther Scratches 4 Gurls State 3 Bowlung 3 FFA 3 I O O 0 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 U ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 U 1 1 1 U 1U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 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A ' ' ' I U I I I I I T I I I I - - , 5 1 1U U 1 1 1 , n 1 1 1 1 U 1 1 , U 1 - Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 31 Q , 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - U .' U ' ' ' 2 ' 1 . U I I - 1 , ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1521 ' ' ' 1 1 - ' I ' . U - 1 1 U U U U 1 1 - - 1 U1 1 ba - - . 1 1 r 1 13141 1 1 ' ' . ' I I I I ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - U 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . T . I ' - 1 1 1 - l ' . U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . I ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , . . Robert Rosenbaum Transferred from Ash Mark Latta FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Chorus 3 4 et Lois Light FHA 1 2 4 Delegate to District Meeting in The Dalles ' Don McCrea Basketballl 2 3 4 Foot 1 2 3 4 Most Valuable Playe Central Oregon All Stars 2 3 4 Elks All Stars 4 Honorable Mention on All State Football Team 4 Alternate on State Squad for the rine Game 4 Track l 2 3 Captain 4 Letterman 7 3 4 Honor let terman 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Boys Dou e Quartet 3 4 Honor Choir 3 4 Council 1 Class President 1 J IC Martin Band 1 2 3 4 Cen al egon 'Wusic Clinic 1 2 3 4 Dan Band 4 Chorus 4 Sextet 4 Solo and En semble Contest 4 GAA 2 Ann Miller Withdrew from school Jan uary 19 1908 Les Miller Wrestling Manager 1 9 Bowl ing 2 3 4 Nice President 4 Letterman 1 Science Club 4 JESSI 2 Honor So cietw 3 4 Nice President 4 Chorus Pho tographw Club 2 3 Bots State 3 Harriet Mllls Transferred from Analy Un lon High School California 4 Chorus 4 Vocal Sextet 4 Honor Chorus 4 Ruthie Mills Pep Club 1 3 4 President HAI 3 4 Secretary ' Delcg to FHA Conxention Class Secretary te Leader tell 4 Princess of FFA Lorna Mmks Jim Moisan Track Science Club 3 Dance Band 3 4 stnal 1 2 3 versity of Oregon in Corvallis 3 Drill 1 x Club 2 3 Leader 3 Song Leader Barn Dance 3 3 Key Club 2 3 and 1 Central Oregon Music Honor Band 3 4 Uni Music Summer School 2 3 All Northwest Band 4 Brass Sextet ' 3 4 Photography Club Linda Morgan Transferred from Mill City High School 1 Keyettes 4 FH 2 3 Nice President 3 Drill 4 Class Treasurer 4 Dale Moyer-FFA 3 4. George Nance--Bowling 4- Ke' Club 9, 3. 4. Treasurer 3' Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 4' JESSI 2' Photography Cu 2 3' Honor Society .2 3 4' Band l. 2 3 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Honor Band 3, 4. Central Oregon M sic Festival 1 2, 3, 41 Boys State 3' Salutatorian 4. en Neel-Football 1, L, . 4. Cen Oregon All-Star Team 4, Outstanding Line n4gTrack 1,1.. 1 ' 2.1,. President 3' FFA 1' Letterman L., 3, 4, Chorus 4' Council 4' Class Sergeant-at Arms 2. Ann Nunnellee-Transferred from Auburn Academy Washington, 4' Chorus 4' Annual Staff 4' Panther Scratches Staff 4' Home- coming Princess 4. Carole Parkinson-Bowling 3, 4, Secretary 4' Pep Club 2, 3 4. Secretary 3' Ho or S iety 3 4' K yettes 2, 3. 4' FHA 3, 4, President 4' Drill 2, 4. Majorette 4' Band Majorette 1' Chorus 1 3 Accompanist 3, Central Oregon Music Festival 1, 3' Rally u 3. 4 Songleader 3' Council 1, 3 Office Staff 4' Annual Staff 3' Assistan' Annual Editor 35 Panther Scratches Editor 4' Class Council Representative 1' Barn Dance Princess 2, Girls State Alternate 35 Delegate to FHA Convention in Corvallis 3. Bill Peden Basketball Manager 2 Foot 1 2 3 4 Baseba 1 Bow g Letterman 4 Band 1 2 3 4 President 4 Council 4 Boys State 3 Bev Pepperlmg Transferred from Sisters High School Drill 4 Neal Peterson Football 3 4 Track 3 Bowling ' 3 Letterman 4 Barbara Prlest Transferred from Excel sion High School California 4 Jim Priest Transferred from Bellflower High School California 4 Track 4 FFA 4 Lloyd Rice-'Transferred from Sweet Home High School ' Wrestling 2 3 Football 3 4 Elks All Stars 4 FFA 4 Lettermen 4 Chorus 4 Bud Raske-Basketball l Chorus 3 4 Re porter 3 Double Quartet 4 Annual Staff 3 Make up Co Editor 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Blll Robertson Transferred from Creswell Union High School 4 Band 4 Chorus 4 land High School 4 ing ' 3 4 Nice President 4 Letterman 4 Chorus 3 4 Boys Double Quartet 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Council 4 Student Body Nlan ager 4 Norman Scott Wrestling 2 3 4 Football M nager 1 3 Track M nager 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 President 4 State Conten tion Delegate 4 State Farmer Candidate 4 FFA Parliamentary Team 4 Letterman ' Leo Seal W restling 3 4 Basketball 1 ootball 1 4 Elks All Stars ack ' 3 4 Letterman 2 3 Norlta Sette meyer Withdrew from school October 9 1958. Fay Shirtcliff-GAA Z., GAA All-Stars Basketball 2, Tumbling 2' FHA 3, 4, Par- liamentarian 4' FTA 4' Rally Club 3, 4. Vice President 4 Yell Leader 3 4 Head Yell Leader 4. Kay Shirttlifl--FHA 3 4 Secretary 4, FT 4' Rally Club 3 4 Yell Leader 3' Class Secretary 4' GGA 2 All1Star Basket- ball, All-Star Tumbling. Marlin Simmons-Basketball 1' Football lg Bow' ing 3' Chorus 1, 2, 3 4, President 4' Mixed Quartet 2, 4 Double Quartet 3, 4, Central Oregon Honor Choir 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 3 4. Marie Simpson-FHA 1 2 3 4- Chorus 3' Librarian 41 Dan Smith-Wrestling 1. 3 4 S te Wres- 'ng 3, 4' Football 1 2, 3 4' Tra -1 1 Letterman ... 3 4. Ken Stanton-Wrestling 1 2 3, 4 ap- tain 4 State Champ 1 3' Track 1' FFA 4' Letterman 1 2 3 4' Council 2' Class President 2. Phil Stephen-Football 1 3' Baseball 1, L, 4' FFA 11 Letterman 45 Council 3' Class President 3g Prom Committee Chairman. Carl Tayl0 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Letterman 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Robert Thens Withdrew from school Jan uary 23 19o9 Gary Timmerman Wrestling 1 2 3 4 State Wrestling 3 Football Manager 3 FFA 4 Letterman 3 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 3 Panther Scratches Staff 3 Larry TFIICIX Basketball Manager 3 Base ball Manager 1 Z 3 4 Letterman 1 2 3 4 Science Club P 3 Karen Turner Transferred to Tulelake High School California 1 and returned here 4 Band 1 4 Gall Tyson Pep Club 2 3 4 Concession Manager 4 Keyettes 2 3 4 FHA 2 3 4 Project Chairman 4 Drill 2 3 4 Band 1 GGA 2 All Star Tumbling Ted Vlhauer Basketball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Track 2 3 Bowling 3 Chorus 4 Central Oregon Music Festival 4 Pat Warner Bowling 4 Secretary 4 Pep u 1 3 4 Secretary 4 Honor ciety 3 4 Keyettes 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Nice President 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Drill 2 3 4 Class Council Representative 2 Class Secretarv 3 Prom Committee Chairman Sylvia Whitmore-Transferred from New berg High School 3 FTA 4 Terry Willard Wrestling 3 4 Dxstrit Champ 3 Football 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Chorus 3 4 George Wllllams Transferred from Bend Senior High School 4 Jerry Williams Wrestling 2 3 4 Basket b 1 Football 1 2 3 4 CoCaptain 4 Elks All Stars 4 Honorable Mention in State All Stars 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Let terman 1 2 3 4 Honor Letterman 3 4 Chorus 4 Central Oregon Music Festnal 4 Class President 4 Central Oregon Stu dent Council Conference 4 Honor Society 4' Boys State 3. Larry Wilson-Wrestling 1 2' Football Manager 3' Track Manager 2 3' Letter- man 2 3 4' Bandl 2 3 Central Oregon Music Clinicl 2 3. Pau Wolf-T ack 2 3 4' Key Club 2, 3 4, Secretary 3' Letterman 3, 4' Science Club I., 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4' Honor Society 4' Council 4' Photography Club 1 C.. 3, Material Manager 3' Linfield Science Exhibition l' JESSI 3. Diana Yeoman--Bowling 3' Pep Club 3 4' FHA 1 2, 3 4 District Conference 3' An- nual Staff 3' Panther Scratches Staff 3. V n Zitek-Basketball 1 .. 3 4' t- ball 1 2 3, 4, C0-Captain 4 Elks All-Stars 4 Central Oregon All-Stars 3' Baseball 3, 4' Letterman 2 3 4 Honor Letterman 3, 4' Student Body Vice President 3' Council 3. Seadoo rqcfiaifq 13114 - 1 -1 1 1 : ' - A 2 - - 1 1 1 1 , , ball , .., , 3 ll g lin., 3, 4g , , g , 3 5 1 1 -1 1 1 : . Jan ' ' - 1 '. 31 1 FHA ' 1 ' 1 Q . ii . K 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' ' 2, ' . . . ball , , . 1 ' r 4. 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' 313- F 1 21 31 1 - 4: 1-1 1 1 1 1 : - - - 71 . Tr L1 1 1 1 1 4- 1 - ' A 1 ' 1 A -1 1 i 1 1 ,. 9 . 5 , ' . ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' - ' 1 1 I v 1 1 5 1- ' V 1 1 1 ' I 1 I 7 I Y 1 1 ' 2 lb 1 1 '1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 I r , , , , u V I ' A 1 . ' . ' 1 ' - K ' 3 tral 1 , I ' ' v 1 ma ' 3 4, Bowling 'l 4 ' 7 1 ' ' ' 1 I V h 1 1 1 ' r I ' ' a , ff, , , Foo v v 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' , I I V 1 ', , , ta 1 1 ' ' ' 2 'll 1 1 1 1 Ck 2 3 OC 1 1 9 1 fn 1 1 1 . 1 , , , c 7 I V Y I Cl b 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 K 7 1 1 f T7 Q7 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICEPS tBack rowj Faculty Advlsers Irene Boone Dorothy Armbruster Charles Ward lVlar1an Brown Councll Representatnve Marglt Petersen CFront rowj President Stewart Holme Vlce Presldent Ned Schroeder Secrctarv Treasurer Sue Swearlngen Sergeant at Arms Alton Mitchell Lynne Abel Bobbi Blakeley Gene Addmgton Bart Bonney I -3 Gerald Alley Alma Brooking 1, Af, I 'NYY . 53 Jlm Alley Harvey Brown ,af- fl ALS . Nlav 2 w ts the b1g 0CC'1S10H for the Jumors when they sponsored the annual Jun1orSen1or Prom Wlargfuet Llvesley was crowned Homecommg Queen, Rob Osborn was crowned Twlrp Kmg and Loulse Elllott was prmcess for the Barn Dance The Central Oregon MIXQF a class rmg named Lucky Stfu after game dances and usherlng for commencement were other pro1ects of the Junlor Class Plctured and lxsted on thxs 'Ind the next three pages are the 1nd1v1dual students who were en rolled IH the 1un1o1 class durmg thlS school year JoAnne Arensmeler Les Gary AuCo1n Bangs Jim Marilyn Sandi f Brown Brown Brown 0. gs at Q ,z f- b' il Lg, -f . iv . v.,? ,,,. 1 .7 ' 'A lf 'MJ 1., 4 aw? i 'P' 7 -1 Norma Burk Don Clemence Jxm Deeds Frank Ford Karxn Gelman Wnlma Holmes -sry., fav 7 James Caffro Margaret Colenbaugh Lena Sue Duncan Carolyn Forrester Mlke R Harrington Lxnda Huddle pg! 10' r '1 CCCllla Campbell Judy Cook Ruby Duval Sandra Forrester Ruth Ann Hartley Rlchard Huff Ai Pl! fx 1,1 Jerry Campbell Kay Cyrus Ehzabeth Edmonds Margery Fox Nard Hawkms Jamce Hunt .0 .I 1 ff' 'is I if -uv ,va oe Carpenter Kenny Davldson Louise Elllott Tom Freedman Ronald Hays Steve Humey A 4091 i 'N 133'-J riff: r-'T S' Denny Charlton J udee Day Bonnle Faublon Lam Frenzel Alxce Hum J xm Ivory fan' wwf! I-Jw, 3 5xKQf AP- -::.v' 74-'Y' ,-sv Mac Claypool Betty Dean Kathy Ferguson Shxrley Frogge Stewart Holmes Thelma Jackson As A 1 V , V , I I - ,- J., in an 'fa - iv- in - 3 5. U A A ' , 5 1 V 2' ' , ' -fr , f-A ,lv 5 A s fx W l,. ,4 nk r F x rl f nt ,D , L 4- w A ,2 5- at X I ' al 3 2 FS. t 'z - ' . ' 1 -' 'N' v 1, 1 V, ' icky , , it I.. x I fugfv Q ggi F r N ' rf t '. P- p F l I fx - f -4 . .. A, f D ,ve-. . J X 9 sri. P9 t W? 5 'F 1, l 'li r all L La! 'tic 4 - Lf D V ,gag V I 5 , , ww! is A .4 ' j ' If 1 Ex , 1 l ' -f Mfr V, V H M. H If if. I1 4 0'-14,1 A 5 1 V , ,g fb., 5 0 5' 'f? F ll, '-WSI-' - -Q. 'LA f ' D . ggi: 1 I '- 7+ y ,Lg I F 7 ye , F , ,s,y ,H 6 ,N ,, 6 Jhff 1 tj F, , . 4 K ' ,, ' D 'Q , fi 51 , 3 16 v H h - 5 'HQ C 1 -A 3 - -A xg' ' V' j T: 'I I, y .f ' we Q V fx. K ' J I : .V I . Auf ka N n ' 1 '- . A , ' -4 5 3. if Le ., L gg 'af 'I 1 -,,' 5 f' - ' If ff I l . . J Q fl Cf!!! sim! 3 Archle Jones Karen Ketcham Frank Ladrow Marxlyn Lynds John Molsan Roslle Nmchols 1 3 fQ 41 I 4.1 Tom Jorgensen Justm Kmg Ben Lamb Joyce McCauley Dorothy Moore Dave Ogllvle i' ,.q' had AS? Earlene Justlce Gary Kxssler Carla Lawson Lmda McKee Tom Moore Horace Ollphant ,nv Bob Keeney Bernlce Knowles Shirley Llston Kay Mallck 'vlaxme Muckey Eddne Parker rl J' X' y - P: .- ' I l 'C ' , - A 1'- . 1 ' A I - - - - 1 ' -fi .- - - -r --r 4, L' B 1 - M 'H' xmjf xx 2 ,I , 1 .4 X ' X - . of M , be f- . I . -. M. I' xfqiff: 2 se- , . , ,. g my .5 D -- - , .3 I T Q F I' v 1 ,. E -5 'V - ., ., f - ' ' 1-9 4 K I 1 7 ' ' QA v of 'lf-of N ' rf ' 5 5,4 A , N vt : t, F . h 2- l 1 L :N W Q ,Q . ,Q r n X -y 3 I I I' V- ,, t A , of F-:K t .fa B H 'Y 5- L f It 'A .f A 1 l o of a B A- . + l r w f ,. 4 4- ' .U W A :J A 1. A ll Nfl' ' .BQ of M , , --Q., f,! N A . 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'IIN A'F ?f N9 Barbara Potter Joan Robison Wayne Scott Sutherland Reuben Vanyl Bernetta Wnlson 35 5 127' Dora Potter Wayne Robxson Clarence Sea ue Swearmgen Lawrence Veatch Latrona Wlnegar 49' A fix! 145 ,sf I' Harold Prxday Lonme Rogers Spencer Shepherd Ruby Tattl Carolme V1lhauer Gwen Woodbury iifeafr l ,JJ VY? Kay Ragland Pat Rogerson Bob Shxve Frances Thomas 4. ,,f.. -4 Lynne Randall Alfred Schamel Patsy Short Paul Trueax Rose Vlarle Donald Wendlmg Whxtmore Not pictured Stanley Blanchard Carol Newby, Sharon Sedell V. ,af -' L f y -1 Fl lf f A rfwf .u 5 y -.. J 6V I - ,Q k W ,- -, , A , l X f , x ' gl. BA QI. Y. ,I 1 . l . Af' I: . Z .411-. ' -f-' . , asf! I , , Q , r- f' 5,7 F .- - Jr . , ..fbx,,:,Lj .3 V. ' A ' '19 X S 3' 5 M Q, v ' 'N 1 Kr l 41' 'P ff' ' 5 ' ffl -ix yd 5' r 1' A d IT' , A. A ' 5,:SC'y ' and ' 'A ?-u -1 4' I , n if if ni, Q rg' fb' X- f I 1 !'xl.:': . .1 f ,1 1. P , , 4 1 11 a - y S H' .V f -.. nf- fa lf or .- - A -- ' ' el 2 -' K 'qf A ., 5 .ff '4' y r y, at yyyl - ' . P as 4 J , f il Q! ,JH .4 K ' ' A 'ri 1 f 'e' at 'P A' gf. -lf 6 .Law 9' :V 1 'S R: SC, ' , ' , , y, -Q J .A I 'L7 -: nu 6 f -S-2. - ll 1. 'fl.f 'i1'- f1.t.i L I F ' .fn 5: fx .fx l xr ' ' A f , h 'fr ' ' 4 e ' ' , J ,W 1, . iz . lx I ' L,-. ' ' I 1 V 1 'Z , 'I Q .1 fin, . . I ' Ed S l . Q cg- J. -vi 3 K 14 5 fe-, .lil i 45' Q wup SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-CBack rowj Faculty Adviser Vona Miller, Council Representative Pat West. Faculty Adviser George Miller. CFront rowj President Jack Miller. Vice President Joe Miller, Secretary Marie Cowing, Treasurer Judy Wamer. S Donna Steve Bud Abbas Albrich Alexander Bobby Bill Gary Beesley Bertram Blakeley ' , rw? h . 41 QW, '3 I , A cs V ' fa . ' ,lg U,.K , . l X' X 4 ' Nancy Alley Donna Blue 4 rf f Sponsoring of TWIRP week end, for thefirst time, a court of four princes was the major proj- ect of this year's sophomores. Preparing a class float for the homecoming parade, giving an after- game dance, serving at the prom, and decorating for baccalaureate were other projects. Jean Butler was homecoming princessg Marie Cowing, barn dance princess, and Bruce Barnett, TWIRP prince. Pictured and listed on this and the next three pages are the individual students enrolled in the sophomore class during this school year. Janice Bruce Gerald Armbruster Barnett Beard Norman Larry Janice Bottemiller Brenner Brown I' . 5 ' ,, X 1' nf - 9-is '.- I ,s I V ' - I fav ,. A . V if ' 'Q Q QF' Af' 1:5 4 .Q I1 an., I '3 pl' ,QQ ,0- Af' ..4 -4 I-Cx r T17 ,O 'A Y' 'jfs' ,4 .4 -0 , T- ff IC' , , , A, 5 .. ,o ' I .,, Q f Aa K - ' T A 4 L 6 t . X :D 1 . A 6 gp C5 lg, ' + fx ' ,J ' A , f-:- V. A J -.591 ' ,J L 1 u ' J 'ii' ' ' A 11. .,,.. 1 Li xl ' . , . I 0 A V, ' Q S fw: n .. vi 1, .A I s , ' 5 ' rr , In ' cyl A 'A ' f :5, ' ef fe n X, A Q C r I ' I !. X .,- A I 'J ' : I Q A 4 , , I - 5. 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Council Representative Mary Dorsch. 4 Freshman initiation, a basketball team, a foot- ball team, two after-game dances and making a float for the homecoming parade were the major projects of the Class of 1962. Carolee Edmonds was the freshman homecom- ing princessg Sharon Cripe represented the first- year students in the ,FFA barn dance court, and Bill Liston was the freshman TWIRP prince. On this and the next three pages are pictured and listed the students enrolled in the freshman class throughout the year. Earleen Cheryl John Larry Judy Edith Juanita Arensmeier Armbruster Backus Bangs Bateson Beard Beesley Stanley Marvin Robert Brad Ellen Sandra Roger Beesley Bender Blucher Bonney Bottemiller Boyce Brown 'Klub f' i 'T' N -Q , 1 1 J , J 3 1 f Q d A -1 E' 'W 45 'Q' 'ju V A in K. W f. ' .. P J 5 . g . A ,h .A .es W , rf J -1 a M L 2 ' haf- .df 4 ' ...e:. ' ' , ' 3 .A 'af '. s ' - I' -i ' 4 f - . ' F' H if WWW-1 - l . 'X A ,L .. I.. . XL 17, by 'ef' r M . 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B1 Petersen Jlm Raske Gary Smith Lowell Stewart Jimmy Vlan Shlrley Woodbury 'Cu ,4 James Plerce 'Vlary Resare Vlelmda Saunders Nancy Student Roberta Vxlhauer Eddxe Zxmmerman 8016 the classes you took You mlght want to mark the classes you took on the schedule at the rlght Flrst semester honor rolls are below The followmg sectlon contams plctures of classroom work at RUHS FIRST NINE WEEKS GPA 10 Armbruster Jamce Brown J1m Dent Rlchard Dorsch Mary Edmonds Elxzabeth Holmes Stewart Hurney Steve Jordan Lynn Parkmson Carole Saunders Melmda Schroeder Ned Stranahan Chapman GPA 12 Armbruster Cheryl Charlton Denny Huddle L1nda Lawson Carla McKee Lmda Rakestraw Anne Blucher Robert Cowmg Mar1e Daugherty Honora Dorsch Tony Frenzel Lam Gobelman Tom Grubb Donna Harrmgton Mlke R Hartley Ruth Ketcham Karen Kopp Sandra Lanthorn Cathxe Latta Jamce Lawson Joan Mlller Jack Muller Joe Shlrtcllff Kay Starr Margaret Thomas Frances Wallenburg Lots Warner Pat GPA 16- Blue Donna Brxttam Gary Charlton Don Cook Judy Cordell Mlckey Croghan Shella Dotson Karen Dudley Carol Freedman Joe Gage Jonalee Hancock Carole Harrmgton Mxkel C Kmg Justm Kraft Sandy Lxvesley Margaret Martm Jackle Morgan Lmda Nance George Rova Ed Rova Elame Stewart John West Pat GPA 18- Arensmexer Earleen Beesley Mar1e Beesley Stan Brookmg Alma Coomler Janell Cousmeau Larry Davldson Ken Duncan Lena Durr Joyce Elllott Georgxa Faublon Bonn1e Gambrell Nancy Hebert Cherle Hull Gary Humey Susan Kmg Jlm Lunsford Edna Lynds Marllyn Mallck Kay Mxller Sandra Nordman Bonn1e Parker Darla Peden Joenette Peden Blll Pollock Sandra Raske Bud Robertson JoAnne Scheel Joy Schroeder Ted Tattl Ruby Thompson Judy Trueax Paul Warner Judy Wmegar Vlola SECOND NINE WEEKS GPA I0 Armbruster Cheryl Brown James Dent Rlchard Dorsch Mary Edmonds Ellzabeth Huddle Lmda Hurney Steve Lawson Carla Lunsford Edna Nance George Rakestraw Anne Rova Ed Saunders Melmda Schroeder Ned Stranahan Chapman GPA I2 Daugherty Hono a Dorsch Tony Frenzel Lam Grubb Donna Harrmgton Mxke C Hartley Ruth Ann Jordan Lynn Kopp Sandy Kraft Sandy Lanthorn Cathle Latta Jamce McKee L1nda Miller Jack Mlller Joe Parkmson Carole Schroeder Ted Thomas Frances Wallenburg Lo1s GPA 14- Arensmeler Earleen Armbruster Jamce Bottemlller Ellen Butler Jean Charlton Denny Croghan Shella Ellxott Georgla Ellxott Loutse Gage Jonalee Gobelman Tom Hancock Carole Ketcham Karen Mxller Les Nordman Bonme Peden Joenette Randall Lynne Rachor Vxctorta Rova Elame Scheel Joy Seely Mavene Tattl Ruby Turner Karen JPAI5- Holmes Stewart Lynds Marilyn Osborn Rob GPAl6 Boyce Sandra Charlton Don Cordell Mlchael Cowmg Mar1e Cunmngham Lmda Dahl Martha Davxdson Kenny Dotson Karen Dudley Carol Duncan Lena Gambrell Nancy Harrlngton Mlke R Head Bull Kmg Justm Lawson Joan Mahan Larry Malxck Kay Martm Jackle Peden B111 Petersen Marglt Robertson Rod Slmpson Mar1e Sohm Judy Warner Pat GPA 17 Hmman Donna Holt Lawrence McCorm1ck Janet Raske Bud GPA18- Beesley Marne Beesley Stanley Burke Wllllam Cook Judy Coomler Janell Ewell Lanny Fox Margery Freedman Joe Frenzel Blll Hansen Carol Hebert Cherle Kmg Jnm MacDonald Dave Mxckel Glen Mlller Sandra J Molsan Jxm Parker Darla Parkhurst Carol Raske J1m Starr Margaret Swearmgen Sue Thompson Judy Tyson Gall Vadnals Blll Warner Judy West Pat Wllllams Jerry Wmegar Vlola I . . 1 ' - - - . 1 V . 1 . 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' 1 1 l ' 1 . . 1 ' I 1 ' ., 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 A . 1 1 , .. . 1 y . . 1 1 of Glaafm fm 1958 59 Teacher Mrs Arm bruster Geometry S Geom 8cTr1g Geometry Mech Draw Conference Mech Draw Mr Baker Library Library Library Library Library Library Mrs Bell 'Typing I Journalism Puolications Typmg I Typmg I Typing I Mrs Boone Shorthand I Shorthand II Typmg II Shorthand I Conference Bookkeepmg Mrs Brown Latm English II English II Buettgenbach Fund of Bus Blology Biology Gen Math I Gen Math I Conference D Clark Agrxcul III Agricul III Conference Gen Shop Gen Shop Gen Snop K Clark 1 English IV Enghsh IV Conferen e Enghsh IV English IV English IV Davis Gen Math I Gen Math II Gen Math II Gen Math II Study Hall Ath at Study 1-tau Fisher l Dean m Prob m Prob Dean Am Prob Am Prob Mrs Fultz Art II Ar Ar English I Conference English I Mrs Gobelman 1 Spamsn English I Spanish II Mr Gobelman Hea 8z PEI Hea 8: PE II Hea 8: PEI Hea Sz PE II Conference Am at Study 1-1a11 Mrs Hurney Conference Algebra I Adv A Adv A Algebra I Algebra Mr Kauffman Gen Science Gen Science Gen Science Gen Science Study Hall Athletics Mrs Lowry Dean Hea 8x PE II Hea 8: PEI Hea 8: PE II Drill Conference Mr Miller English III English III Enghsh III English III Conferen English III Mrs Miller Hea 8z PEI English I Conference Enghsh I Chorus Speech Moore Band Beg Band Study Hall Norton Office Office Office Office Office Gen Science Porfily Agrlc II Agric I Agrlc Study Hall Conference Gen Agric Savage English II Study Hall English II Conference World History Study Hall Mrs Swearmngen l Home Ec II Adv H Ec Home Ec II Conference Home Ec I Home Ec I Mr Ward Woodwork II Conference Woodwork I Woodwork I Woodwork II Woodwork I Mr Yeager Dr Educ Dr Educ Dr Educ Dr Educ Dr Educ Dr Educ Mrs Young 4 Study Hall Algebra I Conference Physics Chemistry Chemistry LANGUAGE ARTS-English I English II Enghsh III English IV Journalism Speech Library Science Latin Spanish I Spanish II MATHEMATICS-General Math I General Math II Geometry Solid Geometry and Trigonometry Me chamcal Drawmg Algebra I Algebra II SCIENCE General Science Biology Chemistry Physics MANUAL ARTS-General Shop Woodwork I Wood work II VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE-General Ag Ag I Ag II Ag 111 Ag IV HOMEMAKING Home Ec I Home Ec II Advanced Home Ec SOCIAL SCIENCE World History American His tory American Problems Driver Education MUSIC AND ART Beginning Band Advanced Band Chorus Beginning Art, Advanced Art BUSINESS EDUCATION Fundamentals of Busi ness Typmg I Typmg II Bookkeepmg Shorthand I Shorthand II Office Training PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Boys Health and PE I Boys Health and PE II Girls Health and PE I Girls Health and PE II Drill Sdmalaiwaak S - 1 3 II III l IV l v VI . A I . , A 1 I . . . . . ' , g ul . . . ' 1 l Mr. . lt ' ' c ' ' ' Mr. ' V' .... . Mr. ' 1 A . . A . . 5 . . . . . r t ' ' . . lg. . lg. Mr. Lowry Am. History Am. History Am. History Am. History AAm. History Athletics D . . . , . Ce . Mr. . l Mr. V . . -Y - 1 . I Mr. ' l ' . ' . ' .IV . ' . Mr. y . . . 1'- - 1 ,J F' Q I' f-Xfl N T1 ,fx , f-, , if - at -I fx X ez, V M., ' - 'M+--' ' ' W - ou-Q , . , , .A ' I if 'SW -' f' 5 1' V, ,ff -'43 I . J' mf.. .Q I' X no E! if , f - 7 .V A ,, S , -...4 .- ..., A -' A Q71 5 9' 57601 Latin Students Concentrate On Verb Tenses of 'To Love' Roslie Nichols, Lanny Ewell. 5' gf' Students of Speech Participate In Actual Panel Discussion Mark Latta. Diana Yeoman. Aloha Koops, Gordon Grover -P Glen Picks Out Beefsteak From Spanish Menu in First-Year Class Glen Mickel, Nancy Gambrell. Martha Dahl. T Library Science Girls Straighten Magazine Shelves for Reference Shirley Liston. Kathy Jordan. 1' Sharp Curve and Stop of Road Signs Noted in Spanish II Thelma Backus. Mike R. Harrington. Donna Grubb J ,ALT wi. F? gi Geometry Class Watches Ned Locate Centroid Charlotte Flint, Ned Schroeder, Janet McCormick Trig Students Compute Volume of Prismatoid Mickey Cordell, Honora Daugherty. George Nance. Dick Dent. Ted Schroeder. l + Social Security Benefits Calculated In Mathematics I 4- Members of Math II Develop Multiplication Check by Crossing Out 9's Daryl Weigel, Linda Burk. Phyllis Hammer. James Dent, Diane Pifer, Sue Mouser. lf X Mechanical Drawers Watch ! Jim Plan a 5-Piece f Elbow Transition Dave Kleen. Carl Taylor. Marvin Gage. Jim Ricci, Joe Freedman. -r Mr. Algie Guides First-Year Algebra Students Through Parenthesis, Exponent, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction Rule Charlotte Falk. George Moor. Joy Gibson. Gene Addington. QT Advanced Algebraists Learn Use of Logarithms to Facilitate Solving Complicated Radical Mac Claypool. Maxine Muckey, Bob Keeney. Donna Hinman. fx Q , . '4-III 4 1 1- A- . Q I '5 -1-Hn' ' Oscilloscope Registers Electromagnetic VS as es in Physics Paul Wolf. Jim Moisan. Karen Dotson General Science Students Distill Water Bob Blucher. And Curt Guerin. Mmm! Woodwork II Class Uses Portable Electric Router On Wall Desk Gary Romine, Steve Albrich. Bruce Barnett George Jackson Nm 1 Woodwork I Boys Buff Plastics Project Q ,f I'-. Q., A 4 Stan Beesley. Tom Hopper, Ken Tunnell. Bill Petersen -r :ON O-I U 't : 'g' ll 'gf Weldlng on Housetraller Done ln General Shop Jim Kung Van Zltek Leo Seal I I 'Ulm'- ..lf'-f .lgll lg' Us if 13' Wocalional rqmiculime Jfam ' Advanced Homemakers Shampoo Hair in Personal Grooming Unit Kay and Fay Shirtcliff. Jan Lane -r es, -r Home Economics I Class Cuts Out Fancy Cookies for Christmas Sheila Croghan, Muriel Larson. Melinda Saunders. Sara Moisan l i fu? X. -1 K....,f.fe' + Homemaking II Girls Pin Pockets On Shoe Bag For Fall Sewing Project Kay Ragland, Rose Marie Wendling, Carol Hansen df Globe Shows Setting of Events To World Historians Cheryl Armbruster. Dave MacDonald, Jim Feller -r Size of 49th State Checked by Seniors in Social Economics Shirley Egg, Karen Turner, Tony Dorsch Drivers' Education Students Observe Qfgalffunnellee Sand' Brown Judy New Working Models Tom Drew, Joan Lawson, Linda King, Gerald Beard uaubanlrqfzf Vocalists Learn Their Chorus Parts Bill Frenzel, Roberta Vilhauer, Margery Fox, Mary Resare ..4...nw8. ' ' V! LP Contest Pictures Examined in Art I Karen Ketcham, Judy Kissler, Ralph Langeliers Boys Practice in Beginning Band Gene Moyer. David Field , avlyd I' - Flutes Rehearse in Advanced Band Joenette Peden, Mary Dorsch, Anne Rakestraw '3'nu,W,. Projects Worked on in Advanced Art Roy Bessey, Alton Mitchell. Ruby Tatti 1 l , I 1 -,cf i' Y 1 1 1 7 rc .45 .,Z,, --.i.L,W Y It . , u Wir hr -' fn 1.-4-V ve-Ln aware , , . - ff sbp 12 Fny-sm-Q lil? .Z C Rh -an mini Sci' ke! gunna , i 'Nw -+ Advanced Typists Use Electric Machines to Improve Stroking And to Build Speed and Accuracy Irene Blair. Lynne Abel. Pat Warner, Ed Parker , ,Til A 7 u 1 J , 3 ff X 41 Insurance Policies Examined by General Business Students Don Charlton, Brad Bonney, Judy Nichols, Pat Holt 4.- Typing I Class Writes Letters and Manuscripts Lynne Randall. John Moisan. Har- old Priday, Paula Johns Wiz Machine Used in Office Training By Student Body Treasurers Lani Frenzel. Lynn Jordan Bookkeeping Girls Learn Use Of Adding Machine as Work Sheet Totals Are Checked Carol Parkhurst, Pat Lowrey, Kathy Fer- guson x K 1 0 is J Beginning Stenographers Write From Recordings to Build Speed Kay Malick, Dorothy Moore, Frances Thomas, Carole Parkinson. Donna Allen Second-Year Shorthand Class Takes Dictation From Mr. Norton Mr. Norton, Petra Elster, Gail Tyson. Carole Han- cock, Janice Boyer 'Q 4.1. -W - www e We ,Ma y X umm u s N XXWIWM Referee's Position Shown in Boys' PE II in Wrestling Unit Gary Blakeley, Verl Tittle Misleading Advertisements Noted in Freshman Health Larry Bangs, Denny Hanson T Sophomore Health Class Examines Shoulder Muscle on Chart Gene Moyer. Darrell Davidson Dual Stunt Demonstrated in PE I l John Backus, Lee Wakefield . 'N --4 V' -1... -r Freshmen Toss Bat for Softball Lineup Susan Hurney, Judie Farthing, Georgia Hayden Second-Year PE Girls Work Out on Trampoline Viola Winegar. Pat West, Judy Wamer n nuuvu luum, 5 Iuzlvfu usnvzu Q i K... llilllll enum, 5 f lunvzn Girls in Health II Study Grooming Carol Dudley, Ruby Mills, Mavene Seely Ji Majorettes Show Drillers New Step Bonnie Faubion. Lena Duncan, Linda Morgan. Louise Elliott 'Ca Frosh Read Health Booklets Earleen Arensmeier. Frances Cross- white. Janet McKinnon ...Rem the Keyettes fall style show, the band and chorus Christmas concert and all of RUHS' other extra- curricular activities of school clubs and classes? Pictured in this section are these organizations which add entertainment to regular classroom work: Band, Chorus, Student Publications, Future Home- makers of America, Future Farmers of America, Drill, Keyettes, Key Club, Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Science Club and Rally Club. Social highlights of 58-59 were the 2 formals and the 3 semi-formals. Snowed-Inn was the theme of the girl-ask-boy Keyettes fall frolic. Student-faculty Christmas party was Dec. 19 and the gym was decorated with Christmas trees. Key Club spon- sored the annual Sweetheart's Ball March 7. Girls asked boys to the FHA formal April 4. Juniors and seniors went to Paris on a Paris Holiday May 2 for the junior-senior prom. Pictured below is the band at the Christmas con- cert, on the opposite page at the top is the chorus at the concert, and below that, the Keyettes at. their fall style show. , !'. l. S P ' x ..,,n, mg, If 'rf 5, l . 4' -J xf Q f 113m 1 u n :inf 9- r X' if 2 1 J L' 1 '4 f 1 ' 7 if .B i gg t MAJORETTES-tStandin Ann Miller Head Ma'or- gb - l ette Karen Dotson. Judy Farthing. tKneelingJ Vicki Thrasher, Sandra Kopp. Major Projects December-Christmas Concert with Chorus January- Pop Concert March-Central Oregon Music Festival April-SoloEnsemble Contest Band. Spring Concert May--Exchange Concert, Graduation BAND OFFICERS-fBack rowb Librarians Marilyn Lynds. Judy Orgain. Lois Wallenburgg Faculty Di- rector Clyde Moore. tFront rowj President Bill Peden, Vice President Jack Miller. Secretary JoAnne Arensmeier, Treas- urer Margit Petersen. CC lllx 'iff gg si, g, RWQ4.-9 Eancf Flute Mary Dorsch Ann Rakestraw J oenette Peden Oboe Nan Burke Clarinet, Solo Joe Miller JoAnn Arensmeier Tony Dorsch Clarinet, Second Janell Coomler Joan Lawson Lois Wallenburg Dwain Harris Clarinet, Third Judy Sohm Janet McKinnon Susan Hurney Loris Clevenger Alto Clarinet Karen Houston Bass Clarinet Carol Dudley Alto Sax, First Marilyn Lynds Pat West Dennis Hanson, 2nd Charlotte Flint Tenor Sax Margaret Starr Donna Allen Jim Pierce Judy Orgain Baritone Sax Margit Petersen Bassoon Janice Latta Comets Jack Miller Tom Houston Bob Blucher Ray Hollibaugh David Field French Horns Bill Burke Chris Dudley Trombones Karen Dotson Jackie Martin Ron Keeney Ray Robertson Baritone Jim Moisan Bill Robertson Bass Norman Bottemiller Percussion George Nance Bill Peden Frances Crosswhite Viola Winegar Karen Turner Jack Rogerson BAND QUINTET-Ann Rakestraw, Joe Miller. Janice Latta. Nan Burke. Bill Burke. CJ fr L S Q 6 r , . dr-- A . .g,A,,, ..:., .Q 4. ' 45 T 3. 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Roger Kurtz, Don Mcfrt-u. fRow Sl Dave Klpvnl KVI1 Nfflv I-l03'd Rlfpi Dave Usilviv, Bill Robertson, Marlin Simmons, Etl Rom, Mike Penhollow, Ed Yilhauer. tRow -it Darrell Davidson. Alton Mitchell, Jerry Williams, L:-s Miller, Pat Roqerson. Marilyn Howell, Jackie Martin. Mary Resare. fathie Lantliorn. fltow 31 Viv L2mlh0rn, Sue Swearingen, Linda Heater, Bill Frenzel, Ann Nunnellee, Mike Kleen, Donna Grubb, Donna Cummings, Santlra Muncie, Karen Dotson. CROW 21 Jan Lane, Linda Huddle, Altha Kidd, Ruth Ann Hartley, Judy Wachter, Judy Cook. Margery Fox, Pat Lowry, Harriet Mills, Joyce Durr, Katherine Harms. fl-'ront rowj Alice Hirn, Gary Timmerman, Ruby Duval, Vada Romine, Elizabeth Edmonds, Roberta Yilhauer. Janet McCormick, Sandy Miller, Sandy Kopp, Director Mrs. Vona Miller. tNot pictured: Dick Arnett, Betty Dean, Lynn Hebert, Gary Moore, Linda Parks, Bob Theis, Yolanda Valls.J af, :fi X4 v 'Z' DOUBLE QUARTET-CBack rowj Mike Kleen, lst tenor, Mike Penhollow, 2nd tenor, Alton Mitchell, lst baritone, Don McCrea, 2nd baritone. tFront rowj Bill Frenzel. lst tenor, Marlin Simmons, 2nd tenor, Ed Rova. lst baritone, Dave Kleen. 2nd baritone. SEXTET-Harriet Mills, Janet Lane. first sopranos, Jackie Martin. Ruth Ann Hartley. second sopranos, Margery Fox. Karen Dotson, altos. A Q 5-- ' , .- 21 17 , ,a A fi 11 i-- 1' 2 Giuvma Major Projects of Year November, Education Week. December, Christmas Concert. March, Central Oregon Music Festival. April, Music Contest in Bend. May, Spring Concert, Baccalaureate and Commencement. CHORUS OFFICERS-President Marlin Simmons, Secretary-Treasurer Donna Grubb, Reporter Ann Nunnellee, Council Representative Alton Mitchell, Piano Accompanist Janet McCormick. Faculty Di- rector Vona Miller. Annual Co-Editors Elizabeth Edmonds and Ruth Ann Hartley, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Della Bell, Pan- ther Scratches Editor Carole Parkinson. .S Two RUHS student publications - the monthly Panther Scratches and the annual, The Juniper-were edited by the journalism class pictured below on this page. Journalism is a one-year elective course in the English department. Students may take it in their junior or senior year if they have a 3-point average in English. The press and printing industry are studied as students learn to write up stories and headlines. Field trips included two trips to The Red- mond Spokesman printing shop where the annual and Panther Scratches are published. Nine issues of Panther Scratches were published this year. Publications are financed by 50 cents from student body tickets and S650 backing from the school district. Elizabeth Edmonds and Ruth Ann Hartley were editors for the annual. Cathie Lan- thorn, Ned and Ted Schroeder and Sandra T7 Q Pollock sold ads. Approximately six pages were assigned to each of the other st.udents to edit under the supervision of Mrs. Della Bell, journalism class instructor. Lani Fren- zel, junior, will step into Carole Parkinson's place as editor for the Panther Scratches next year. Ned and Ted Schroeder spent six weeks bringing the sports book up to date from three years past. All athletic events are re- corded in this book. The annual budget, about 353500, is made up from the 953 each student pays for his annual and all other is made up from ads printed in the back of the annual. The Red- mond Spokesman publishes the annual and Giles is the photographer. MEMBERS 0F JOURNALISM CLASS-CBack Rowj Shirley Liston, Ann Nunnellee. Carole Parkinson, Ned Schroeder. Ted Schroeder, Sandra Pollock, Margaret Colenbaugh, Lena Duncan. CFront Row! Elizabeth Edmonds, Ruth Ann Hartley. Alma Brooking. Sandra Kraft, Lani Frenzel. Cathie Lanthom Carla Lawson. x ,'Y,l , L.-P 'L L QQ' 626414. Junior, chapter and state homemaker de- grees may be earned by all FHA members. Degrees are given for completion of projects concerning improvement of school, commun- ity, and self. Points are given for each com- pleted project, and the degrees are formally awarded at the Mothers' Tea in the spring. Membership is open for all girls who have completed one semester of home economics. FHA is the largest club in RUHS and was formed in 1946 as a member of the nat.ional organization. Because of the large membership, the freshmen met separately and carried on their own projects. Their main project was selling baked potatoes at the football games. Milk sales, after-game dances, and a Cen- tennial dance were the main projects of the senior group. February 27 was the day stu- dents came to school in Centennial outfits. Trail Boss candidates were Kenny Stanton, Jim Ivory, Gary Romine, and Denny Hanson. April 4 was the date of the second annual FHA formal. Chairmen of the various com- mittees were Fay Shirtcliff and Georgia El- liott, decorations, Lena Duncan and Bonnie Faubion, publicity, Sandy Miller and Sandy Kraft, tickets and programs, Sara Moisan and Sandra Boyce, clean-up, Marie Beesley, refreshments, Gail Tyson, music, and Diana Yeoman, entertainment. Sandy Miller and Bonnie Faubion were the delegates to state convention in March. Sandy Kraft and Janice Brown were district convention delegates in November. Mrs. Mary K. Swearingen, adviser, accompanied the girls on both trips. May 4 was the date of the annual Moth- ers' Tea. New fashions were reviewed dur- ing the style show. Entertainment, refresh- ments, and installation of next year's of- ficers honored the mothers of RUHS stu- dents. FHA OFFICERS AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS-CBack rowj Linda Burk, Karen Durr, Jean Butler, Vivian Lan- thorn. Marsha Fisher, Joy Gibson, Judy Thompson. Ruby Mills. Judy Warner, Nan Burke. iRow 27 Janet McCormick. Linda King. Edna Lunsford. Marie Cowing. Sandra Kopp. Donna Hinman, Carol Hansen. Gwynne Hudspeth. Beverly Scott. Linda Cunningham. Judy Sohm. CFront rowl President Carole Parkinson. Vice President Sandy Miller, Secretary Kay Shirtcliff, Treasurer Bob Beesley, Parliamentarian Fay Shirtcliff. Reporter Georgia Elliott, Historian Kathy Jordan, Degree Chairman Donna Blue. Project Chairman Gail Tyson. Recreation Chairman Bonnie Faubion, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Mary K. Swearingen. l .4 l JUNIOR AND SENIOR FFA MEMBERS-CBack rowl Harold Priday, Ron Hays. Joe Kentner, Joe Hegardt, Lloyd Rice, Jack Bozarth, Jesse Brenchley, Dave Crane, Jim Priest, Dale Moyer, Bob Kuehl. CROW 25 Roy Bessey. Gary Timmerman, Ken Stanton, Jim Ivory. Louis Brenchley, Dwain Harris, Bill Burke, Lee Cunningham. CFront rowl President Norman Scott, Vice President Gary Brittain, Secretary Stewart Holmes, Treasurer Mark Latta. Re- porter Rob Osborn, Sentinel Marvin Gage, Council Representative Mike Harrington, Faculty Advisers Dalton Clark and Charles Porfily. CNot pictured: John Brenner, Nard Hawkins, Archie Jones, Clarence Seal, Ed Sutherland, Bob Theis.J Wuianeg 0 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. Bill Burke's project book also won first. Stewart Holmes represented Redmond at the district contest in Madras. November 26 was the date of the .FFA sponsored Barn Dance and Western Day. Free tickets to the dance were given bo the best western-dressed boy and girl. Georgia Elliott was crowned queen, and music was by Troy Fowler. Mike Harrington attended the national convention in Kansas City, Mo., this year. He won the trip by earning the largest num- ber of points in the FFA activities. Three boys who qualified to apply for the state farmer's degree in March were Bill Burke, Mike Harrington and Norman Scott. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE FFA MEMBERS-fBack rowb Daryl Weigel, Jerry Maley, Bud Alexander, Jerry Snead, George Jackson, Carl Williams, Ron Isaacson, Dennis Davis, Haley Cousins. CRow 23 Allan Holcomb, Richard Priest, Mike Lowe, Dwayne Parkhurst, Jerry Meyers, Ron Compton, Harvey Brown, Olly Oliphant, Vernon Michaels, Philip Wick. CFront rowj David Pick, Larry Williams, Bob Beesley, Ray Priday, Gary Blakeley, Rod Hanson, Larry Mahan. John Ivory, Bob Davies, Buster Green, Jerry Liston. CNot pictured: Joe Griffin, Larry Kentner, Ben Lamb, Bob Long, Tony Logue, Norman Maley, Ray Robertson. Ed Zimmermanj KEYETTE MEMBERS-tliack rowj Honora Daugherty, Gail Tyson, Sandy Kraft, Joan Lawson, Carole Parkinson, Sue Swearingen, Marie Beesley, Lani Frenzel, Linda Iluddle. 4Row LII Pat West, .lean Butler, Linda Morgan, Marilyn Morean, Lynn Jordan, Edna Lunsford. Marie Cowinz, Ruth Ann Hartley, Sandy Miller. lFront row! Presifls-nt Karen Dotson, Vice President Pat Warner, Secretary Margaret Starr, Treasurer Liz Edmonds, Council Representative Donna Blue, Adviser Mrs. Helen liurnev. K is a girls' service organiza- tion sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. Semi-Formal and Tea and Style Show were presented by the club in the fall. Keyettes also sponsored an after-game dance, sold home-made candy at noon hour and sold bumper strips for cars. New members were chosen from the fresh- man class in the spring on the basis of schol- arship and leadership. Key is an international organ- ization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Student directories were sold by the Key Club this year. Other projects were supply- ing ticket-takers and parking cars at foot- ball and basketball games and selling footf ball and basketball programs at the games. Holly sales and a toy drive were conducted during Christmas. Key Club sponsors the annual Sweetheart- Ball March 7. KEY CLUB MEMBERS-fBack rowl Jim Moisan, Les AuCoin, George Nance, Bill Vadnais, Roger Kurtz, Denny Charlton, Paul Wolf, Steve Hurney. fARow 21 Ned and Ted Schroeder, Jim Alley, Glen Michel, Stewart Holmes, Chapman Stranahan, Joe Carpenter, Jerry Campbell. fFront rowj President Jim Brown, Vice President Tony Dorsch, Secretary Lawrence Veatch, Treasurer Bob Shive, Bob Beesley, Mike Kleen, Jack and Joe Miller, Justin King. tNot pictured: Dave Sala, Don Hartleyxj ,auf jf' ' -...-4 K-11 -fs V' -an 1 MEMBERS OF LETTERMEN'S CLUB-lBaek rovxl Stew- Hurney, Harrington. Dave Kleen. Don Mcffrea. fRow 33 Marvin Gaze, Gary' Hill, Larry Wilson, Ilan Smith. Yan Zitek. 1Row L17 Larry T Jerry Williams, Leo Seal. Ned and Ted Schroeder. 1Front row! F Representative Ken Neel. Alton Nlitchell, Yice President Jim Kinl. Jim Feller, Jim Ricci. fhris Dudley, Faculty Adviser Gale Davis. Caffroj I .fedmmen 4 Glad W 3 S Organ- ized to encourage better sportsmanship and promote higher ideals toward the betterment of education at RUHS. Main projects this year were to park cars at football games, sell popcorn at basketball wrestling matches, sponsor skits at assemblies and provide Mascot outfit. games and dances, give the Panther ca Bob Kuehl, Neal Peterson. Tom Alley, Denny fharlton. Paul Wolf. Mike Gary Brittain, Bill Yadnais. Ed Sutherland, Ken Ilavirlson, Clarence Seal. rueax. Norman Scott. Lloyd Hire, Ed Hoya. Deryl Ferguson, Tom Freedman. arulty Adviser Harry Golwelman, President Joe Freedman, Student founeil Rob Osborn, Justin King. Ken Stanton. Gary Timmerman, Gary Blakeley. tNot pictured: Roy Bessey, Carl Taylor, Ed Vharlesuorth. Les Miller. Jim pw purpose is to keep the school spirit up and to sponsor the drill team. To become members of the club the girls help in concession booths, work on commit- tees and participate in school activities. MEMBERS OF PEP CLUB-tllark rout Karen Itotson. Sharon Skeen. farol Dudley, Joan Lawson. Sandra Kraft. Karen Houston, Marlaret Starr, Karen Ke-ltliam, Ilorotliy Nloore. lliow JJ Linda Huddle, Lani Frenzel. Sue Sxwarinqen. Niaruit Peters:-ri, Diana Yeoman, Georgia Elliott. Kay llauland. tiarole Parkinson. Ruby Nlills. Judy Warner. fRow -H Donna Allen, Linda Vunnincham. -ludy Sohm. Kay Nlaliek, Kathy ll! w 3? Ruth Ann Hartley. Donna Hinman. Elaine Rova. Ferguson, Joy Gibson. Marsha Fisher, Vivian Lanthorn, Judy Thompson. Donna Blue. o Marie Cowins. Sandy Kopp, Shirley Liston. Louise Elliott. .lean Butler. Peezy Shelby. Kathy Jordan. tRow 23 Sandy Miller. Janet Nlcforniirk. JoAnne Arensmeier, Bonnie lfauluon. Lena Ilunran. Marzery Fox. Edna Lunsford. Yirki Thrasher. Liz Edmonds. Linda NlrKee. lffront roxy? President Ruthie Mills. Yin' President Marie Beesley. Secretary Pat Warner, Treasurer Judy fook. Point Recorder Honors Dauzherty, Lon F l Nl ' WI 'Ni r uerite Lowry. lNot pictured. Janire fpuinn Managers Gail Tyson. Nanry Gambrell, Petra Elster, Martha Dahl. aru ty .-fviser . rs. , az Brown, Bev fasten-l. Jane-ll foomler. farole Hancock. farol Newby. Norita Settlemeyer, Pat Sohm.J X: sr Q Y-I 17 X7 K7 s-e x llqg , ill MEMBERS OF HONOR SOCIETY-lllark mul Slew llnrnvy. llirliard Ilcnt, Gcorul' Native. Paul Wolf, Nlilwl If llarriliuton, Mike R. llarrinuton. S'cwait llolincs. Jim Broun. lliow 223 Tony llorsrh, fathie Lanthorn. Karen llotson, farolc Parkiiisoii. .loc and Jack Miller, Georuia Elliott. Marie Hecslcy, Pat Warner, Linda llnflvllv. tlfront row! l'ro-ident Lynn Jordan, Vice l'rcsidc-nt Lew Miller, Secretary Donna Grubb, Treasurer llonora Daugherty, Faculty Adviser Keith flark, farolc Llancork, Farla Limson. Marilyn l,ymls, Elimlwtly I-jrlmomls, J0Anng Ai-Qnsmpiqr, lNot pictured: Ruth Ann Hartley, Linda McKee, students tapped February l3+Janire Arinbrustcr, Donna Blue, Denny Charlton, Marie fowinq, .loc Freedman, Lani Frenzel, Gary Hill, .lim Kina. Sandy Kopp, Joan Lawson, Edna Lunsford, Ned and Ted Schroeder, Chapman Stranahan. Jerry Williamsj Jlanaa Socaely ,S Open to any student with a 1.8 GPA for 2 consecutive semesters or 5 non-consecutive semesters who applies for membership and is passed by a faculty committee on scholarship, char- acter, leadership and service. Selling tickets to home games, sponsoring a dance, and giving a student assembly were projects this year. Tapping ceremonies were in October and February. student scholarship, food sales, food basket, spring picnic, initiation and after-game dances were the projects this year. This national organization is open to any freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior with a 3 average. Purposes are to learn the opportunities of the teaching profession, to st.udy the essen- tials of a good teacher, and to improve quali- ties of student leadership. MEMBERS OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-1Bark rovib Sandra Kraft, Sandra Pollock. Karen Houston, Janell Coomler, Judy Kisslcr, Karen Ketchain, Dorothy Moore, Olly Oliphant. iRow 35 Kathy Ferguson, Linda Hurldle, Lani Frenzel, Judy Oreain. Karen Richards, Peggy Shelby. Judy Warner, Kay Ragland, Roslie Nichols, Kay Nlalick. tRow 25 Fay and Kay Shirtcliff, Sandi Brown, Shirley Liston, Lois Wallenbure, Marilyn Lynds, Carla Lawson, Patricia Lowry, Donna Allen. tFront rowl President Marie Beesley, Vice President Margit Petersen, Secretary Treasurer Lena Duncan, Historian Linda McKee. Viola Wineear. Donna Hinman, Judy Cook, Margery Fox. Shirley Frogge. Edna Lunsford, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Nancy Fultz. iNot pictured: Richard Dent. Karen Dotson. Georgia Elliott. Sylvia Whitmore, Lynne Randall, Janice Brown, Joan Lawson.J 70 f f. gg lp, QQ-..4 MEMBERS 0F SCIENCE CLUB-fBack rowj Olly Oliphant, Lawrence Veatch, Les Miller, Mickey Cordell, Jim Moisan, Bob Keeney, Chapman Stranahan, Bill Bertram, Alfred Schamel. CFront rowy President Paul Wolf, Vice President Dick Dent, Secretary George Nance, Adviser Mrs. Margaret Young. S is an organization consists of anyone who to further iI1t8I'6St in SCl6I1C9. Membership is is Serving or has Served as 3 Sgng or Cheer gained by a letter of application stating the leader on the RUHS Rally Squad. individual's interest in science and what he 1 l y hopes to gain for the Club. Some projects of this years Rally Club Projects for this year include a cloud have been the sponsoring of Homecoming chamber, bacteria culture, barometer, satel- Ceremonies- aftebgame dances, Selling hot lite tracking, camera and research on chlor- dogs, Hlld Sending 2 reprewntative fI'0m the ella. Rally Squad to cheer-leading school. MEMBERS OF RALLY CLUB-CBack rowb Susan Hurney, Sandy Kraft. Carole Parkinson, Judy Warner, Donna Blue. Georgia Elliott, Linda Huddle, Vivian Lanthorn. CFront rowj President Sue Swearingen. Vice President Fay Shirt- cliff. Secretary-Treasurer Lani Frenzel, Kay Shirtcliff. Carolee Edmonds, Elizabeth Edmonds, Janet McCormick. Sandy Miller, Faculty Adviser Don Lowry. CNot pictured: Faculty Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Lowry. Beverly Casteel. Ruthie Mills. T! P, ov T7 E1 V Y7 F7 F7 ...R the Sunday that the wrestling boys came home from Corvallis with the state cham- pionship and the victory assembly we had Monday with dancing all sixth period. This state wrestling championship was the high- light of the year's athletic program. Many events center around home athletic contests. Pictured on the opposite page at the top are the band and drill team perform- ing at the fairgrounds at a football game, and on the bottom half of the opposite page a coach speaks at a pep assembly. Panthers played an independent footballl schedule again this year and came out with a 6-win, 2-loss season record. Highlight of the gridiron was the 32-0 defeat of the Bend Lava Bears at Redmond's homecoming celebration. Basketball players came out with an 11- win, 11-loss varsity season and saw Bend represent this sub-district in play-offs. Because of a March 15 deadline, this an- nual reports the track and baseball seasons of the spring of 1958. Panther tracksters won third place in the District 8-A1 meet in 1958 and qualified 5 men for the state track meet. The baseball season of 1958 ended with a 3-win, 11-loss record. Pictured below is the homecoming dance held in the gym after the Bend-Redmond football game. In the pages that. follow pic- tures and results are given of RUHS' par- ticipation in football, basketball, wrestling, track, baseball, and bowling. I 9.1 aw.-.2 ' , J 'L' in 1 .M n ' 1.1 Y rv 'fb -'.'g' Q ' W, , uf .,j.,- -, - ,Ap ikifl- Q - f f TP:-,. an ' uf.-A ,lf . 0 f ,I I. .JNQHL .fu ., f It Q '- ,Ag vm, ,gf -fwf- '- AL 1, ..- -. X: ' ml '41, if V? aff:-Z ' -, aff. ,Biff 'eel ' 'V I7 , ,M ,4 L. , Nw 'er--V'-Q-in , WL. V , ., ..w. 'Q 42:4 -WM P . ', ' ,ah fi ' 1- v-B VS? W. I 1- I. .vi aluifq 40-0166-fl Sguai M014 6, .Bowl .2 Varsity Season Record Redmond Hermiston 0 Redmond The Dalles 6 Redmond Crater 6 Redmond Burns 7 Redmond Bend 0 Redmond Lakeview 7 Redmond Madras 0 Redmond Prineville 20 AWARD WINNERS-Ken Neel, outstanding linemang 46 Joe Freedman. outstanding back, Don McCrea. most valuable playerg Van Zitek and Jerry Williams, hon- orary captainsg Coach Gale Davis. REDMOND 32--BEND 0-HERE Tom Alley took Don McCrea's ll-yard pass in the end zone to open the scoring. Rob Osborn scampered 2 yards around left end for the 2nd TD. Joe Freed- man led off 2nd half scoring with a 47-yard dash through the middle of Bend's line. He then topped it off by running the PAT. Next QB McCrea went 13 yards on a sneak for the 4th touchdown. Freed- man crossed the goal line from 2 yards out for the final score. Van Zitek booted the extra point. mak- ing it 32-0, which proved to be the worst defeat of Bend on the gridiron by Redmond in over 40 years. Team captains were McCrea and Lloyd Rice. REDMOND 46-BURNS 7-HERE Don McCrea made Redmond's lst 2 TD's, one on a 30-yard run and the other with a 21-yard run. Van Zitek's lst extra point kick was good. McCrea passed 20 yards to Zitek in the end zone for the 3rd Panther score. Zitek intercepted a Burns pass and scampered 79 yards to the Panther 1-yard line. McCrea then passed to him for the TD. Freshman Jim Raske kicked the PAT. Rob Osborn carried for the next score. Zitek caught a McCrea aerial in the end zone for the 6th TD. Raske's kick was good. Burns' touchdown came on a 1-yard run in the 3rd quarter. and the kick was good. Tom Alley raced 58 yards after McCrea pitched him a pass for the final score of the game. Jerry Williams drop-kicked the extra point. Acting as game captains were Tom Alley and Ed Rova. LETTERMEN-CBack rowb Ken Davidson, Rob Osborn, Clarence Seal, Alton Mitchell, Ned Schroeder, Justin King. Ted Schroeder, Tom Freedman. tRow 25 Tom Alley, Van Zitek, Joe Freedman, Don McCrea, Lloyd Rice. Deryl Fer- guson, Bill Peden, Denny Charlton. tFront rowb Coach Davis, Jim King, Ed Rova, Ken Neel, Jerry Williams, Dave Kleen, Dan Smith, Leo Seal, Neal Peterson. CNot pictured: Jim Deeds.J gs gl ill I 1 FOOTBALL SQUAD-fBack rowl Rod Robertson, Bruce Bamett. Bob Durfee, Clarence Seal, Don McCrea. Dave Kleen. Denny Charlton, Tom Alley, Neal Peterson, Bob Kuehl. Bill Peden, Steve Humey. . CRow 35 Jim Deeds. Ed Rova. Deryl Ferguson, Harvey Franko, Bill Vadnais. Jerry Williams. Ken Neel. Lloyd Rice, Danny Smith, Ken Davidson. fRow 23 Assistant Coach Howard Kauffman, Mike Kleen. Daryl Weigel, Jim Warner. Leo Seal, Lee Wick. Darrell Davidson, Chapman Stranahan, Bill Dragoo, Jack Rogerson. Tom Freedman, Joe Griffin. tFront rowj Coach Gale Davis, Manager Chris Dudley, Manager Jim Feller, Rob Osbom, Justin King, Ned Schroeder, Joe Freedman. Jim King. Alton Mitchell, Ted Schroeder. Assistant Coach Lorence Savage. REDMOND 0-THE DALLES 6-THERE Justin King was the top ground gainer for the Panthers in a losing effort for the cats who stymied The Dalles for 3 quarters. Redmond was continually hampered by fumbles during the game. The Dalles' score came on a 4th down. 33-yard pass. Don McCrea and Ken Neel were game captains. REDMOND 27-CRATER 6-THERE Rob Osbom scored first for Redmond with a run that topped a drive from the Panther 2-yard line. Joe Freedman ran for the extra point. Crater scored a TD but failed to make the PAT so RUHS led 7-6 at the half. Freedman romped 80 yards for a TD on the lst play of the 2nd half. Tom Alley caught a 31-yard pass from Don McCrea for another score. Van Zitek snagged an aerial from McCrea for the PAT. Osbom struck again to make the 4th and final TD with a 6-yard run. and McCrea pitched a pass to Alley for the extra point. Jim King and Jerry Williams acted as team captains. REDMOND 43-MADRAS 0-HERE Redmond got off to a good start in the game as Don McCrea ran the opening kickoff 80 yards for the lst TD. McCrea ran 40 yards to the 10yard line and then carried for the score. Rob Osbom ran 47 yards for the 3rd score. Joe Freedman made the next TD with a 65-yard romp. Van Zitek received a 30-yard pass from McCrea and ran it 20 yards for the 5th score. McCrea caught his own kickoff after it bounced off of a Madras player. Then McCrea passed from about the 50-yard line to Zitek who romped 20 yards for the TD. Substitute QB Mike Kleen, a sopho- more. made the final score with a plunge from 1 yard out. Game captains were Leo Seal and Tom Alley. REDMOND 7-PRINEVILLE 20-THERE Joe Freedman rammed his way over from the l- yard line to put Redmond on the scoreboard lst. Tom Alley caught a pass from Don McCrea for the extra point. Using primarily a single wing offensive at- tack, the Cowboys tied the ball game up in the 2nd quarter and then went on to make 2 more TD's in the 2nd half. Captains for the game were Jerry Wil- liams and Van Zitek. REDMOND 33-LAKEVIEW 7-THERE Van Zitek caught an ll-yard pass in the end zone from Don McCrea for the lst score of the game. Zitek kicked the extra point. Leo Seal intercepted a Lakeview aerial and ran 20 yards for the 2nd TD. Redmond began the 2nd half with an 80-yard drive topped off by a TD on a sneak from the 1-yard line by McCrea. Ken Neel intercepted a Lakeview pass and ran it 9 yards to the 6-yard line. Leo Seal went around left end for the score and McCrea ran the PAT. McCrea carried for the final score following a pass interception by Ken Davidson. Jerry Williams applied his skill as a drop kicker to provide the extra point. Lakeview scored in the last quarter. Joe Freedman and Ken Neel were the game captains. REDMOND 18-HERMISTON 0-HERE Van Zitek snatched a 19-yard pass in the end zone from QB Don McCrea for Redmond's lst score of the game in the last 2 seconds of the lst half. Scoring next, in the 3rd period. was Joe Freedman with an 8-yard romp around end. Alton Mitchell made the final 6 points on an end run. Hermiston's worst threat was when they moved to the Panther 45-yard line in the lst half. Game captains were Jerry Wil- liams and Van Zitek. ff' 'Q' has f- b :GX Q A mg ' - ffzifx' , , ai' V1 Q. Q ' x ,ry- 7 N-Q 'I f xv ' X E ,f,,,,22-'AQ 'He- l fx If .- f- ,.o' K 7' Q f 1 9 .W J fs 2 s I bg 'ii ., 'W X A! l Z S X W 4 A s -sf 7 1 5 -W! z----my 'J .A sq,--4-0' SRL -Q , 433m '55 . 'PDQ f3kf..- -WY. Q ffisv Ji I L'-9 1 Q X A Ns ,,, in 5. 4, s ' I -urls lx , L ' -I-I' '-'s H. 7 gl rn C7 J ill-4 I ,KL Q-,o Q? ef MEMBERS OF VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD-fBack rowj Steve Humey, Ed Charlesworth, Tom Alley, Ca l Taylor, Don McCrea, Roger Kurtz, Gary Brittain. CFront rowl Coach Howard Kauffman, Jim Brown, Justin King Bill Vadnais, Van Zitek. Rob Osbom, Manager Bob Shive. pandzm all Place '7!uvu! fn fbidiubl' 2141 6 With a 1-7 record, Redmond drew last place in the 8 A-1 sub-district basketball play. Bend's Lava Bears captured the crown and Prineville placed second in the district. This year Redmond played as sub-district to the Valley League. Corvallis 12nd place team in the Valley Leagueb played Bend to see which team qualified for the state tournament in Eugene March 17-21. Tom Alley, Gary Brittain, Ed Charles- worth, Don McCrea, Carl Taylor and Van Zitek were the seniors on the '59 basketball team. Varsity Wins ll, Loses ll Redmond 54 Redmond 49 Redmond 5l Redmond 48 Redmond 59 Redmond 53 Redmond 55 Redmond 53 Redmond 51' Redmond 46' Redmond 56' Redmond 43' Redmond 48 Redmond 51 Redmond 53' Redmond 58' Redmond 42' Redmond 54' Redmond 34 Redmond 36 Redmond 49 Redmond 39 'District Games Mac Hi Pendleton Madras Sweet Home Oakridge Madras Eagle Point Eagle Point Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Madras Madras Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Sisters EOCE Sisters EOCE 56 37 48 33 51 40 46 55 57 55 6 Y 46 46 46 54 79 60 45 38 51 34 33 nn' Tom Alley Sr F 2 year letterman Most Valuable Player Gary Brlttam Sr F 1 year letterman Honorary C0 Captaln ! his dr il wg? 1' J 1m Brown Jr G 1 year letterman '19 Q Roger Kurtz Jr F Justm Kmg Jr G Steve Humey Jr 1 year letterman gi l year letterman if 1 year letterman 4 45? T DMN - .J 'el Ed Charlesworth Sr C 2 year letterman R. 5 dun Don McCrea Sr F 3 year letterman I 'vol ix I Rob Osborn Jr G C l ar Taylor Sr F B1llVadna1s Jr G 1 l Van Zltek Sr G year etterman 2 year letterman 5 1 year letterman 3 year letterman Honorary Co-Captam qu iff 5.-4 Most Valuable Player WQW af' f 1'! 5 I 4' , . , A . f hi I . Q I 'l' , A . ' fn' , 'Wy . . W' QA V . H 3 V Q Qs K. I ' - A - ,, f .'.,: l, f' . 'V - ' f 1 . V Q l ' Y it . t, sf.. V wha f l , . W jen-as .ami mtl., ' 2' Ali fe ' rr' - A ,gi 1 e lei? ' , . 1 F be-..,0,.....k. F ... ' v I, S v N, y ' 1 K 2 f F Y ,Q 4 F l Hi' F Q ' .. u 4' R ' ' L - H ifi - ' - ' A K ua ' .. an f ,J , ,ja - . ' 4- Q7 . 1 -I .- , 'N' QM ,,f, ,. We 4,- , 3. z f ,gm ' , ,,,' 1, 5, :Ru G ' -. , N fk .a i,A .N-dk 'A ., l , fa' 6155-k-i:fQfi ye , , . , .. . .. ,ary , HM V L any , A -.W',,f' , , h - f X ,AS ... . - , b 1 25, I G . j if Q A- S x 90 f 1 i3 N of ' j is W 'if' l I X . ,A 1 , ' X f. J 7 . . x . , A I -W . - . ' All - 1 - ' .,.,,. E A ,A I n ky at if L A I In Y' 4 I 5 A' 3' ' f X 5 f I M A 'f,fg .fQAl 'Q .. 4' ' 495, V V ' 3-1.1, .-. . , e -- -' - f fs- an . ,, , .af --'a . r 4. Y. A I DH0,y0 f tab HU sri na, ,7-Ns. 0 -, I- 50 M 0,70 . lg.. 2 1 8 Q ,,,.. MEMBERS OF JV BASKETBALL SQUAD-fBack rowj Dick Huff, Les AuCoin: Bob Durfee, Bob Schmkel Jlm Cooper Coach Don Lowry. CFront rowj Stewart Holmes, John Saunders. Glen Mxckel, Rex Moles Gary Romlne Bob Beesley. JV's Win 5, Lose 12 ,R , . ,V Rednmnd Rvdlnond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond R 1-drnond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond R.-dmond Redmond Prlnevlllr- Hxxdms Bend Bend Prinvvillv Madras Bend Bend Prinevillc Prineville Madras Madras Bend Bend Prinvviilv Prinevillr- Prineville .., 234 47 -H 45 30 522 50 43 46 39 RT 50 43 42 tilt 137 Frosh Redmond R vdmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Win 6, Lose 9 l..nI'uw I-Iiuhlh G Bend Bend Prineville Princville Madras Prineville Madrzva Prinevillr' Bend Mzxdrns Madra- l.:1I'inv Bc-nd MEMBERS OF FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD-CBack rowb Raymond Priday, Jim Pierce Jlm Hllsendager Don Charlton. Jim Raske, Larry Bangs, Denny Hanson. Mike Penhollow, Blll Frenzel. fFront row! Coach George Mlller Brlan Massey. Bob Blucher, Stan Beesley, George Moor, Bxll Peterson, Roger Brown, John Backus 1- A 1 f 6,3 I U00 X' x -4 abit I u n 62 gi' UU' 14 1958 7aack '7eam S6ltAf5M6lllG8llGj3 WMMQGMMGUG aka fanfmfbubnwiwacfalfaqwmcfkelagd Panthers Collect 74 Polnts, Wln 3rd Place ln Dlstrlct Redmonds Panthers paced by a f1ne sophomore jumor contmgent collected 74 pomts and thlrd place m the D1str1ct 8A1 showdown and m the process quahfxed fnve men for the Oregon State Track Meet held ln Corvalhs Clarence Seal ran the mlle m 4 368 and Ken Neel threw the shot put 49 feet 5 mches Denny Charlton was also fxrst m the dnscus when he threw lt 143 feet Pole vault was won wlth an 11 foot jump by Don McCrea Jommg them ln the wmners cxrcle wa Rod Read the only semor to quahfy m two events who represented Redmond m the pole vault and broad Jump Redmond Receives 4th Consecutlve Central Oregon Ch3mpl0nShlp Central Oregon consecutlve champ1onsh1p Coach Harry Gobelman s hungry crew hogged 5 fxrst places 3 seconds and 8 thirds on thexr way to another CO track crown Clarence Seal took the mlle and 880 yard to be come the only double wmner of the day Jolnmg hum m the wmners c1rcle were Denny Charlton who threw the dlscus 149 feet 7 mches Joe Freedman who won the 440 yard ln 546 Don McCrea who won the 220 yard and tned with Rod Rexd m the pole vault Clndermen Take Tlurd at Hayward Relays ln Eugene Third place was received by Redmonds cmder men at the Hayward Relays ln Eugene Rod Reld was the only Panther to score ln 1nd1 vidual events He took flfth m the Javelm and tled for thlrd m the pole vault Redmond got f1fth ln the Javelm the 880 yard relay and the shuttle hurdle relay Panthers took slxth place m the 2 mlle relay Cats Take 90 Pomts At Central Oregon Relays Cat track and f1eld men rolled up a total of 90 pomts wxth seven flrsts and a top tie ln the 11 events Denny Charlton broke the dlscus record wxth 137 feet 5 mches Bob Kuehl Alton Mltchell and Rod Reld placed flrst m the broad Jump relay Sld Carter took flrst when he threw the Javelm 164 feet 7 mches Jerry Brown Dxck Huff and Clarence Seal came out on top m the hlgh Jump relay Redmond won agam m the 2 mlle relay with Tom Alley Leo Seal Clarence Seal and Ed Sutherland Wxth a dxstance of 127 feet V2 lnch Sud Carter Ken Neel and Paul Wolf placed flrst 1n the shot put relay Panther thmclads recelved second place ln the shuttle hurdles and the 880 yard relay RUHS Wlns Four Fleld Events, Best Tlme at Wlllamette Relays Redmond plcked off a total of four vxctorles ln the fleld events and also chalked up the best tlme out of fxve heats ln the 480-yard shuttle relays at the Wlllamette Relays m Salem Aprxl 5 1958 Alvm Shopshlre hugh Jumped 5 feet 83A mches for a new standard xn that event Gerald Alley won the 120 hlgh hurdles wxth 167 Novlce broad jump was won by Gary Klssler and Alton Mltchell wlth a dnstance of 18 feet 6 mches 480 yard shuttle hurdles was won m the fourth heat by Gerald Alley Jerry Brown Ken Davldson and Bob Kuehl Don McCrea ned for f1fth m the semor pole vault 880 yard relay was won by Herb Forbes Jerry Starr Leroy Dean and Don McCrea m the fourth heat Ken Neel won the semor shot put and Sld Carter won the novlce shot put I o o 0 7 I O I l I Eighty-two points netted the Panthers their fourth . . , if Q '3 33 1 .wi -' 4 ff .ff .f ' ' ,-1 5 - . 2 2-if fv FR' 4 ::,',f-'lf' A 1 t q5,.ilf04f 55271, , Q, 's. lx '-1,14 , f 041 1 0110+ f o' than ,535 f ,574 fe f J' 5 I1 'sf . Q V 6 3 'J' E ,Y 4 j 'v 4 ,M as -is X 3, 1 . . 9' 0 v fi .SW are ' H W ' x ' 13404 1 S JJ. x I-f 15,42 ll 5,21fo,?' ' aj. 043 499 0 x bv 4. ' ' 1 - 1 . 1 v 'af e f .611 - 91 .- -' J 1 fl' 1. 1' 2 . ' 1 . , ' ' '4 4 4 4 I Ei , 4 f , W0 . ,J , r ., 0. 'soc so . .qv Yen 54 J ' N-Z . A . in 'V ' My g ' v ri L L . , UH0 I A H Q10 ll - i5UH00 1 .AMO QBM04, I 1' 'Q is 04, W0 .1 39 'VY ' di -4' F 0 'Ur' 5? 4,v'Jl ' - . ' f V -v' 7 I 1 X V 1' I ef Q 1958 TRACK SQUAD-1Back rowj Ed Sutherland. Tom Alley, Clarence Seal. Dick Huff, Denny Charlton, Paul Wolf, Neal Peterson, Bob Kuehl, Jerry Brown, Manager Larry Wilson. fRow 33 LeRoy Dean, Sid Carter, Don McCrea. Ted Vilhauer, Bob Durfee, Ken Davidson. Jerry Starr. Herb Forbes, Mike R. Harrington, Jim Moisan. John Moisan. CRow 29 Alton Mitchell, Alvin Shopshire, Deryl Ferguson. Darrell Davidson, Tom Freedman, Jim Deeds, Chuck DeRoos, Ivan Murphy, Ken Neel, Rod Reid. Norman Scott. fFront row? Assistant Coach Don Savage, Jim Ricci, Bob Beesley, Gary Kissler, John Stewart, Glen Mickel, Justin King, Jim Brown, Stuart Holmes, Leo Seal, Joe Freedman, Coach Harry Gobelman. Cats Trounce Bears Two records fell as the Panthers walked away with a dual track meet with the Bend Lava Bears May 2 at the spud bowl. Don McCrea smashed the pole vault record, with a jump of 11' 6 . to top the old mark of ll' 2 . Clarence Seal shaved 7!10 of a second off the old mile record, running the four laps in 5.8. Redmond took all the track events and the majority of the field competition. Pelicans Down Panthers Redmond's Panthers were handed their first de- feat of the season by the Klamath Falls Pelicans May 10 at Bend. Redmond picked up 6 firsts, 4 seconds, 4 thirds, 1 fourth and 2 ties for fourth and 2 fifth and a tie for fifth. Rod Reid picked up a first for the cats by tossing the javelin l64'. Denny Charlton threw the discus 141' 2115 for a first-place ribbon in that event. Clarence Seal added to the cat points by grabbing first place in the mile with a time of 5:0l.3. Reid and Don McCrea tied for first in the pole vault event with a jump of 10' even. Freedman earned a first in the 440-yard dash with a time of 54.8. Leo Seal grabbed a first in the 880 with a time of 2:09.3. Puss Takes Easy Wm Coach Gobelman's kids again came through with an easy victory in a triangle track meet with Mad- ras and Prineville at Prineville Tuesday, May 13. Puss racked up a total of 86 points, earning 9 firsts. 11 seconds and 5 third place spots. The Seal brothers, Clarence and Leo, teamed up to add a little color to the show. Leo ran the 880 in 2:03.8, the best Central Oregon run in 10 years, and Clarence ran the mile in 4:462, also the best run for this area in 10 years. Cats Beat Pokes Redmond's Panthers breezed through a dual meet with Prineville at the spud bowl to close out the season as far as regular competition is concemed. The cats easily outpointed the Cowboys. taking the biggest share of events. Xf, 8 p L gf gg 4 f' I4 Q5 . .L L -T ' , big, STATE CHAMPIONS-4Back rowj Jim Ivory. 128-poundg Clarence Seal, 141-poundg Ken Davidson, 141-pound, Gary Hill, l48'poundg Don Whitmore. 157-pound, Jerry Williams, 157-pound, Mike Harrington. 168-poundg Marvin Gage. 178-pound. QFront rowj Assistant Coach Gale Davis, Frank Ladrow, 98-poundg Lloyd Rector, 98-poundg Jim Ricci. 106-poundg Gary Blakeley, 115-poundg Tony Dorsch, 130-pound, Dan Smith, 128-poundg Wayne Scott. 136-pound: Ken Stanton, 136-pound: Coach Harry Gobelman. Following several attempts for a state Varsity Seasgn Record wrestling championship, Redmond's Pan- thers defeated defending state champs the Sweet Home Huskies and brought home the cup for the first time. Jim Ricci, 106, Clar- ence Seal, 141, and Marvin Gage, 178, re- turned with coveted state champ individual titles. Captain Ken Stanton, 136-pound, placed as a runner-up. Frank Ladrow, 98, and Jerry Williams, 157, entered the spot- light with fourth places. Twelve of the 16 who went to state scored for t.he Panthers a total of 69 points. Sweet Home was second with 665 Grants Pass, third with 40. Panthers were welcomed home Sunday, February 22, afternoon with a parade led by the ambulance, fire truck, police, and 28 private cars. Students and townspeople con- gratulated the champs with a special assem- bly in the RUHS gym. Dancing during noon hour and sixth period plus a congratulatory assembly were held for the squad and coaches Monday. Redmond's Panthers took their fifth consecutive District 8-A-1 tournament February 14 with a score of 188. Bend was second with 58 points, Prineville third with 48 and The Dalles finished last with 32. RUHS gym was again the scene for this district tournament. Redmond 27 Sutherlin 15 Redmond 54 Prineville 0 Redmond 19 Klamath Falls 21 Redmond 43 Bend 10 Redmond 44 Prineville 7 Redmond 52 Vale 0 Redmond 26 Klamath Falls 18 Redmond 49 Bend 3 Redmond 35 Lebanon l5 Redmond 28 Sweet Home 13 David Douglas Tournament, third place JV Season Record Redmond 58 Sutherlin 50 Redmond 40 Prineville 3 Redmond 48 Klamath Falls 25 Redmond 55 Bend 16 Redmond 32 Prineville 5 Redmond 24 Klamath Falls 22 Redmond 40 Bend 0 Redmond 39 Lebanon 12 Redmond 29 Sweet Home 22 21 Letters Awarded Gerald Beard, Lloyd Rector. Frank Ladrow, John Ivory, Jim Ricci. Gary Blakeley, Dan Smith. Jim Ivory, Ken Stanton. Ken Davidson, Clarence Seal. Jim Alley. Gary Hill, Jerry Williams. Don Whit- more, Jerry Campbell, Mike Harrington, Marvin Gage, Wayne Scott, Tony Dorsch, Denny McClay. Manager. Rf , ' 1 X QQ J,, . . N'5 xr . l 3 ' 2 X ' . 1 v :3 r A 3 .V 'ff f. l , ' 1 . : ig, V. 9 ' f L 'A ' 'i, s ' Q, 11 - . 5, 'WA W M , :X V i 1 , . 11 I i . i o , A gli. Vs ' l V ' l 4 l li VARSITY WRESTLERS-lBack rowp Denny Charlton, Marvin Gage, Mike Harrington, Gary Hill. Jerry Williams. Ken Davidson, Clarence Seal. tRow 25 Assistant Coach Gale Davis, Dan Smith, Don Clemence, Jim Alley, Jim Ivory, Duane Parkhurst, John lvory, Tony Dorsch. CFront rowj Coach Harry Gobelman, Jim Ricci, Gerald Beard, Gary Timmerman, Lloyd Rector, Ken Stanton, Frank Ladrow, Gary Blakeley. R 7Ufm1fZa14ZI!inSlaz'e8 JV WRESTLERS-iBack rowb Jack Rogerson, Norman Scott, Don Whitmore. Marvin Bender, Jim Deeds, Wayne Scott, Bob Knorr. CROW 25 Jerry Meyers. Lowell Stewart, Joe and Jack Miller, Allen Holcomb, John Stewart, Don Hartley. tFront rowj Coach Gale Davis, Mike Kleen. Verl Tittle, Larry Mahan, Jim Feller. Buster Green, Dave McDonald. CNot pictured: Jerry Campbell.J . 1- ', 1 lil 2 's n 1' ' X 1 ' I Y- i . 'gg ,W my' I fl If Ga V :ng 355' 9' 'vi' , 'Qi .'. L fr 1 . 4 5 'Q 1' ,N v . ' ' Vx I , A y ' 4 . 2 l ' l 1 t ' , s ft . r X g L AA , K V . l ' z I 1.-1 Ill - I 1958 BASEBALL SQUAD-tBack row? Jim Cooper, Chapman Stranahan, John Saunders, Lee Wick, Jim Warner. Rex Moles, Allan Holcomb. Verl Tittle, Mike Kleen. CRow 23 Assistant Coach Don Lowry, Mac Claypool, Ed Elliott. Van Zitek, Jerry Williams, Ken Vadnais, Bob Massey, Les AuCoin, Joe Carpenter. tFront rowj Coach Buck Kauff- man. Steve Hurney, Pat Porter. Claron Ferguson, BobTheis. Gary Brittain, Tom Klingbeil. Ron Munkres. Man- ager Larry Trueax. 1958 E 7eam Wim 3, .Beau If CATS BOW T0 INDIANS The Dalles Indians won two games from the Panthers 1-0 and 9-3 April 4 there. In the first con- test Redmond had no runs on one hit and two errors. The Dalles had one run on two hits and one error. In the nightcap the cats had three runs on three hits and four errors. REDMOND BEATS SISTERS Redmond beat Sisters by a score of 8-4 April 8 there. Redmond racked up eight runs on five hits and no errors. Sisters collected four runs on six hits and no errors. BEND SUBDUES REDMOND April 15 at Bend. Redmond's Panthers lost a sub- district contest to Bend 10-3. Redmond got three runs on three hits and committed six errors. INDIANS KAYO PANTHERS The Dalles took a pair of games from Redmond April 19 at Rogers Field, 11-l and 1-0. Redmond's batteries were Ferguson and Butterfield and Corwin and Butterfield. PANTHERS BOW 7-5 Prineville's Cowboys won a sub-district contest from the Panthers 7-5 April 22 at Rogers Field. Red- mond collected five runs on five hits and nine errors. For Prineville it was seven runs on eight hits and two errors. Corwin and Butterfield composed the battery for Redmond. CATS DIVIDE WITH BEARS Redmond beat Bend 7-4 and then lost 7-0 in a doubleheader April 26 at Rogers Field. In the first game the cats had seven runs on six hits and six errors. In the second game Bend scored seven runs on five hits and three errors. 'POKES WIN TWO Prinevilles' Cowboys won two from Redmond May 3 at Davidson Field in Prineville, 5-1 and 4-3. Red- mond had one run on two hits and three errors and Prineville racked up five runs on seven hits and one error. In the second game Redmond had no runs on five hits. Redmond's batteries were Corwin and Butterfield and Butterfield and Williams. BEND WINS 8-3 Bend defeated Redmond 8-3 at Bend May 6 to clinch the sub-district championship. Bend had eight runs on seven hits and one error. and Redmond picked up three runs on five hits and five errors. PRINEVILLE 7: REDMOND 3 Redmond's Panthers lost their last conference ball game May 10 at Rogers Field. Prineville gar- nered seven runs on six hits and five errors. Red- mond received three runs on five hits and five errors. PANTHERS 9: OUTLAWS 8 Redmond's Panthers squeezed by the Sisters Out- laws at Rogers Field May 13 by a score of 9-8. R gowfwvi RUHS bowling league was made up of 8 teams this year and was open for member- ship to any high school student. Games were held every Monday night. at the Premier Bowl. A second league was started Feb. 2 with some new teams organized. Mrs. Mar- guerite Lowry advises the high school bowl- ers. An association was formed Oct. 1, and the name Redmond Junior Bowlers was chosen for the organization. Jim King was named president of the association with Ed Rova, vice president, and Carole Parkinson, secretary, chosen as the other officers. Ken Neel was named president of the league with Les Miller as vice president. Pat Warner was elected secretary, and Lani Frenzel was treasurer. Peggy Neel was chosen to assist Pat Warner in the second league. Highlights of the bowling season were a banquet and two match games with the Bend high school bowlers. Bend bowlers traveled to Redmond Feb. 6 to meet the Redmond junior bowlers, and the Redmond group traveled to Bend later in the month for a return game. A banquet was held at the end of the first league at which trophies were presented to the members of the win- ning team. The Four Dots, Lani Frenzel, Jim King, Ken Neel, and Carole Parkinson, were the winning team. Two teams tied for second place. They were the Wild Ones with Louise Elliott, Deryl Ferguson, Carole Hancock and Dave Kleen, and Two Sz Two made up of Les Miller, Bill Peden, Margit Petersen and Pat Warner. Third place was won by Mike Lowe, John Moisan, Pat Rogerson and Peggy Shelby who called themselves the Four Flats. George Moor, Peggy Neel, Robert Taylor and Viola Winegar, the Wild Cats, gained fourth place. Hot Shots were next in line. Members of this team were Gene Addington, Charlotte Flint., Lynn Jordan and Sandra Pollock. Sixth place was won by the Pin Splitters. Mickey Cordell, George Nance, Latrona Winegar and Fred Ziemke made up this team. Odd Four finished last with Martha Dahl, Jim Deeds, Nancy Gambrell and Ed Rova as members of this team. MEMBERS OF BOWLING LEAGUE-tBack rowl Gene Addington. Bill Pcden. Mickey Cordell. George Nance. John Moisan, Dave Kleen. Deryl Ferguson. CRow 35 Jim Deeds. Pat Rogerson. Sandra Pollock. Lynn Jordan. Peggy Neel, Mike Lowe, Martha Dahl. CRow 21 Margit Petersen. Peggy Shelby. Charlotte Flint. Robert Taylor. Carole Hancock. Donna Hinman, Latrona Winegar, Viola Winegar. fFront row! League President Ken Neel. Vice-Presi- dent Les Miller. Secretary Pat Warner. Treasurer Lani Frenzel. Association President Jim King. Vice-President Ed Rova, Secretary Carole Parkinson. 45 xi sun nn '7 E 1 9 v1 eazmra of eww Aug '79 Freshmen report Sept Classes begm KlCk off Party Football Herm1ston here Frosh Assembly Football The Dalles there Keyette Style and Tea Football Crater there Jun1or Class Central Oregon MIXCY Oc Football Burns here Freshman Dance Honor SOCl6ty Tappmg Independent College V1s1tat1on Homecommg Rally Club Football Bend here Football LHKCVISW there Football Madras here Jumor Class Dance Football Pr1nev1lle there Nov Sophomore Class Dance F1rst N1ne Weeks Report Cards Tw1rp Dance FFA Barn Dance Thanksg1v1ng hohday Dec Basketball Mac H1 there Basketball Pendleton there Wre tl1ng Tournament Portland Band Ch1l1 Supper Basketball Madras there FTA Dance Chr1stmas Band and Chorus Concert Faculty Chr1stmas Party Vacat1on begms Basketball Madras here Wrestlmg Sutherl1n here Lettermen s Dance School resumes an New Years hol1day Wrestlmg Pr1nev1lle here Wrestllng Klamath Falls there Basketball Bend here Jumor Class Dance 10-Basketball Bend there 16 Basketball Pr1nev1lle here 17 Basketball Pr1nev1lle there Wrestlmg Pr1nev1lle there 21 Semester report cards '74 Wrestlmg Vale Klamath Falls h Lettermen s Dance 96 29 Iowa Tests Basketball Madras there Basketball Madras here Sc1ence Club Dance Wrestlmg Bend here Feb Wrestlmg Maup1n here Band Pop Concert Basketball Bend there Wrestlxng Lebanon there Basketball Bend here Wrestlmg SweetHome there Sophomore Dance Basketball Pr1nev1lle here Central Oregon D1str1ct Wrestlmg Basketball Pr1nev1lle there Rally Club Dance State W1 esthng Tournament State Wrestllng Tournament B xsketball EOCE here Basketball EOCE here March Key Club Sweetheart Ball FTA Dance Jun1or Class Dance Spr1ng Vacat1on School Resumes 27 28 Central Oregon Mus1c Fest1val Apr1l Student Body nom1nat1ons FHA Formal Solo Ensemble Contest Lettermen s Dance Honor SOClCty Banquet Jun1or Class Dance Band Sprmg Concert Student Body elect1on results Lettermen s Dance May JUHIOY Semor Prom FHA Mother Daughter Tea Sprmg Chorus Concert Band Exchange Concert FFA FHA P1cn1c Lettermen s Dance Semor Slon Day Sen1or Exams begm Sen1or Dress Up Day Sen1or Exams Baccalaureate Graduat1on Fmal Exams 'P9 School Closes ere here 2- 2 Sli i, 1 5-' - . 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F is 2, I fittmfu ru ...R the many project-5 with which the townspeople have helped RUHS and how RUHS has helped the town? During the fair the drill team marched in the parade. and Keyettes sold Blue Crutches for the March of Dimes. Student Council sent a representative to Rotary each week to relate the outstanding events 3' .-f S-if 5 if J-ms... .xfv f +L ww -'Ld-, .., 'iw' E-:l,, li 1-.. f .ile- of the week. Businessmen supported our athletic teams. On the following pages you will find the names of the businesses that cooperated with us to make this annual possible. Pictured on the opposite page is the band leading the homecoming rally parade through town, and the winners of the FHA Centennial dress-up day contest. On this page is a member of the art class painting a window for Christmas in a downtown store. All three projects illustrate cooperation be- tween the town and school. A X x ,. ,fini 4 I 5 fl ,-.4-Cv - - V ' , . 3.5 .,, I N P . 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There s a one and only ln refreshment, too i4- --'- U1M0lITV O THE COCA-COLA CO PANY I IOTTLED UNDEI COCA COLA BOTTLING CO OF BEND EV 2 3161 B d Or g BABLER BROS INC Equlpment for Rent Shovel and Draglme Dump Trucks 0 Crane Work Cat and Dozer or Scraper Heavy Haulmg Central Auto Parts Babler Bros , Inc Fmest Quality Parts Contractors For Cars Trucks and Tractors Phone LI 8 3233 Your NAPA Jobber t ,k Is a Good Man to Know! Congratulations to HOWARD SCHROEDER , 556 s. Sixth street Redmond 'WHS Cla-'S 0f 59 i - 1 Q! 77 O g N J!! 'iv ! .f Z' H , N Z ,f f ,V D x -Uh f i , f f A f M Y ' I Bn 1 Q OD O O I l O I 9 . ELNIRM URLBUN FIR 5uPP1r.f.'e. EVERYTHING T0 BUILD ANYTHING Redmond Oregon Pierce 8: Randall Insurance All Types of Insurance Prompt Clalms Servlce 443 S Slxth Phone LI 8 3242 Redmond L' LOCKERS Frozen Foods Chickens and Turkeys Crown Feeds A Feed for Every Need Lloyd Smyth 353 Rallroad Way to the Class of 1959 Phone Redmond 4 LI 8 2437 Oregon flea PHQTQGRAPHERS PO1t1dlt8 of D1st1nct1on 443 S Slxth Phone LI 8 3326 Redmond 9 ' foqcfd 0 . . 1 0 . 66 91 1 hmfifff o , li! I Q gg , U ' ' ' ' H 6 J is I wx' N I - XR Y 4 J ERICKSON'S SUPER MARKET Redmond's Home-Owned, i Itfs Complete Shopping Center WHERE, lflll 'KQJREESS N E W for '59 GIFFORD Motor Co Sales Serv ice Phone LI 8 2224 Redmond Healy s Redmond Furmture Central Oregon Home Furnlshers Phone LI 8 7421 229 S Sixth Street Redmond Rememdm. PEDEN S Pacrfrc Power 8: Light Company Redmond Oregon Ho S Your Frlendly Store ln Redmond Where you ll fmd the lates! slylmg m weanng apparel o Pendleton 0 Samsomte Luggage o Weyenberg Shoes 0 Van Heusen Sh rts 0 Stetson Hats o Kandel Skirts and Sweaters 0 Textan Belts 0 Swank Jewelry 0 Pendleton fo Women Complete Weslem Wear lor Everyone QV Ford CLEANERS and Laundry Free Plekup and Delivery Phone LI 8 3411 We Glve S8zH Green Stamps ao s s h Phan LI82223 General Auto Repairs Oldsmobile Cars GMC Trucks I 4 Hour Service 1 We Electrnfy To Satisfy FAsHl0N snot' 2 Fashlon Center of Central Oregon dag IT CAME FROM GAYLORDS IN REDMOND 4-17 South Slxth LI 8 3318 W M Ftfer 8: Son ewelau Your Keepsake Diamond Dealers 445 5 5124111 Simi Electrical Contractlng Redmgnd SY Meigs Electric lleatlng wah L18-2238 527 South Cong t l t ra u a .ons Seventh Street to the Class of '59 Redmond Oregon ' 1 I i W N Where beauty and styling in ladies' apparel X make women say again an Vain , . . 3 N t 1 I t l l t I V N ' O I O O i if' Y 0 C X - K ij Q , Xt - 1 ke t it l .EI rl REDMIIND STATIONERY Phone 455 LI 8-3332 S. Sixth Complete Llne of School Supplies Congratulations To RUHS Class o 4 4 w 1 4 REDMOND BAKERY uvs in fs . Baked linuds ff? ,f 2- J K, fl 1 XYZ J '1 'l 1, 'Y wk Home Made Bread 'lk Pies vi? Cakes J? Pastries Phone LI 8 3529 Redmond Ceneral Insurance Real Estate Bulldlng Loans The SI-IIVELY :J25 S Slxth Street Phone LI 8 2231 Redmond Northwest Telephone Co Maln Offlces Redmond Dlstrlct Offlces Sherldan Exchanges Redmond Sheridan Slsters Wlllamma Culver Grand Ronde . f.'59 ' AGENCY 8 x 1 WATCHES W D SILVERWARE ELGIN A' E' 'ii' ' 'Lili ' 5 Ah.?V1 INTERNATIONAL gggggn SATTERLEE JEWELRY WALLACE HAMILTON REED Sl BARTON BULOVA Columbia Tru-Fit Diamonds GORHAM OMEGA TOWLE KEN MUNKRES, Distributor CHEVRON RPM STANDARD ' uuffr 71mm 6 Gasoline Motor Oils Heating Oils Standard 0il Company of California FARMERS HARDWARE COMPANY Farm - - Mill - - Home Supplies 433 South Fifth Street Redmond, Oregon ' K . .V - .x f G-a-.. lQ f.1g-I - 3 i ' WI ' ' . F: i L' 5 x -'X X J T . QW. , A Q' 'ff- i 'A M,,Qlil 5 . N QB . .5 KW Ji' M 1 3 ov mb' L ' wx. Al aff' f' f 4 5 ? V, f V1 , 'Z ' ' f-1 WM 466 ,. I f I f, f ffA.4'f NW, , , fy a W W1 ,,. f . 3 2 4 3 13 E 4 'C I? Wardrobe Cleaners Kleeners That Kleen Special 0ne Day Service Phone LI 8 3312 Redmond JACK HARTLEY RUTH HARTLEY 'EV '33 'mn REDMOND AUTO PAINTING 24 Hour Towing Service Phone LI 8 2345 Ivancovlch Traller Sales Redmond Parts and LI 8-3221 Accessories New and Used Mobil Homes BONDED AND INSURED N. Redmond Hwy. Trailer Moving Gene Endicott Agent Redmond v I! 1, BULK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS O HEATING OILS Call LI 8-3244 Redmond PREMIER BOWLING Free Instructions Flm for All Cinder Butte Packing Co mmm CUST01VI KILL CUT AND CURE ' P S .2.? '?.. . Fred I-Iodecker POTATOES Phone d Phone L18-2311 LI 8-3136 Redmond Redmond I I xl.:-:g:l:l:.:.: I Qigclly .:lfWe. 0 f x 'J-5 , ' S 640,53 llixxsp llmtl Sl! e- -an 4.1111 F 'fe'-gg: 'Q' e ? 1 'z 3 u CENT WISE DRUG STORE Vernon G Patrlck Prescrlptlons School Supplles Cosmetlcs Fountam COPELAN D N1-'34 YARDS I b 443 W Evergreen Y. Redmond Oregon Phone LI 8-2329 Retall Lumber and Bulldmg Materlals Redmond B1acksm1th Sr Weldmg Shop uso Eco A Good Egg to Know Shop Phone Residence Phone LI 8 3243 LI 8 4267 308 W Evergreen Ave Redmond Oregon I 1 f fav I I ' r I I U 77 . . , L lly0 edEl Uily f ee -fm... ,vf,,+ ,mu . SFURT ' SHOP Redmond, Oregon Sport Shop 720 South Slxth Street Phone LI 8 2337 Centenmal Year Graduates e a lot to he grateful for 49 Q 011 IVE Better Electrlcally X yo O dp I I I K Y t 'n L' X regon's K nnial Year s ap reciate its ' age of progress f l ng better . I I I e ral Electric f I .- Inc. wn ectric t it erving , rant, effer nand o ounties Cooperahve X 'Witte titiredbemfl CkDhGJ WC Save0n Drugs S A SAVE Y J Duff McAnd1e Owner 8. I-I Green Stamps Phone LI 8 9233 FINEST FO0DS ALWAYS -A' Choice Grade Tender Steaks Ag d J tR ght ie- kfj g V 8 Open Dally 6 A M to 9 PM Mdlana TRAILWAYS CAFE Hownnn AND LOLA REDMOND Bend Portland Truck Service Wlsnes to Extend Congratulations to the Class of 1959 - I -.. n ' v 'Ili f ., ' ' Ugg if 1' E :- I 6, . . , flf e- S' . ..s ff f 3 ff A' if a' 'ft ff M ' ,gg 4 A, Q . V A ! ......... U ' 1 In . firm V I b 1 1 iw., , ' ' 5,42 su W f , - 9 v -1 u - K Q E , '2 5 D X N ' X I Y1:45Vg-:-1-:-:-:-:-r-.5.5.g.gz3:-'' ml . FffiflrfzizizfZ5Zf7f2Efff:f:3:7:2:' ' 6 US I w2:3151gggzgzlzi'- 'ff'-'-''-'-f ,I 'iii' A m ol eh ig! ' , ':f..,i1r 1. 43 . . . . . - O Feeds-Grain-Seeds Fertilizer-Petroleum Products Deschutes Farmers Co op Marketlng Seed Sz Gram Drawer A Phone LI 8 2181 Redmond Oregon Hardware--Appllances Farm Machmery Irrlgatlon Supplies Saw at Redmond Branch of the UNITED STATES NATIQNAL BANK of Po tland AN OREGON BANK SERVING OREGON MBER FEDERAL DEPOS 'I' INSURANCE CORPORAT ON HTUMUNU SHUT STUHT H W Pete ALLEN Umon C11 Products Redllwlld Phone LI 8 3 11 .faqfma 'J Redmond Floral Shop A' Member Flonsts' Telegraph Delivery llssocxahon X WORLD-WIDE WIRE SERVICE ' 3 4 h ww L vm, L:82::2 loznfx idx t W h' ,Q if 211 s sixth sr f n GURDUN S BDDY SHUP G ra Sh n ed Body and Fender Bepau' ,f 0N 099 TP Pamhng ass Replacement Phone LI 84111 for Free Esilmaies 526 S Fzhll Redmond oumyuofommy B0 KCEMEN GL Gonqaafulalawa FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEES OE GREAT LAKES CARBGN Your Complete Department Store dBy W P Good Drylioods Bedding Shoe lo All ill Family Qulsenberry s The Fan' Store Variety Yard Gunds Cmgnlulahns Class oi 58 422 S S th St Ph LI 83226 Redm d O Men's an o s' ear and iece s- Women's and Girls' Wear Lingerie ' ' 5 1 e ' . ix reef one - o 9 on if tx I' rf' ' X7 if flf, 1 P-Tgr 3 'A XXV' -r JW K 1,4 lg .ZA W Q sf-y 'M 4 ar fy '4 VNV' I, 9 isa? 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Redmond, Oregon 'Tai Where Friends Meet on ' lrway 97 urgers Ord ee Wrangler ll Bar C lleststol Acme Justm llyer Samsonite The Most Complete Y Mcliregor Jantzen Pendleton Arrow Days Freeman Jarman Amherly held and Stream 'YEQZLYIF' RUGERS 8: LYNC W SW The Mens Shop ai Popular Central Oregon Pnces' Redmond The Largest Men s Store East ot the Cascades Standard Url Company Products Atlas Tues and Batterles 350 S Pntth Street Phone LI 8 2533 Redmond Longrutulataons I' rom Ponderosa Mouldlngs Inc Redmond Congratulateons To The Class of 'a9 Before You Buy Shop Success to the CLASS 0F 219 IOIII Redmond Hardware Baker 8: .larrard Phone LI 8 2213 510 S Snxih REDMUND Ponhac Vauxhall Paris Sales Servxce Ben Franklin MURRIS NELSON Bob and R B Coyne: Uvmers Redmond 442 W Evergreen Ll 8 2157 Redmond 1 I i I - - h 1 1 i S f I P . 2 A - .' n N N I , - n O L i l ' - - co n V I i I STUCKTUN S CAFE Chlnese and Amerlcan Foods Orders to Take Out 522 S Sudh Sine! Phone Redmond. Dragon Ll 8-2212 Terrebonne Grocery Grocerles Dry Coods Che on Gas Subd TERREBONNE Bm SW Mr and Mrs T J Hughes Owners l'ml:gM l' fu r'l9 ' as Bob and Ula Blur lin Rambler luck lemmlams .lr Image SEIIIITIISEDCIIS 148 I Sudll Sinai Plone Redmond. llngu Ll 8-2316 I TH BB U I 4 VI' 7 I Oli , . x A I ' I U O 1 QT I Bates Meyers Tractors Inc FORD Farmmg 302W Evergreen Redmond Bud Travis SADDLEMAKER Custom Saddles Repamng Rodeo Equnpment 514 W Evergreen Redmond Butler Farm Arr Co Large and Small Aircraft LI 8 3123 Box 338 Redmond Chet s Electrrc Co Industrial Commerclal Resldentialwlrmg ChesterE Lantz Owner 1040 S 15th L18 2468 Redmond Coast to Coast Stores 'You buy for less because we buy for less Phone LI 8 4122 Redmond Chuck Booth Shell Servrce Service Is My Busmess Sixth and Antler L1 8 2418 Redmond Central Uregon Darry Products Co Darrell Smllh Insurance Agency Phone LI 8 2236 Phone Ll 8 3235 640 W Evergreen Redmond 632 S Slxth Redmond Central Uregon Trading Post Delloos Garage Phone Ll 8 3127 North Cnty Llmlts Phqne Ll 3 2521 P 0 BOX 387 Redm0lld 504 W Cascade Redmond Char Brorler Deschutes Concrete Products Co Dallas Monlcal Owner E Antler and Rarlroad LI 8 2521 Redmond 309 5 5lXih I-I 3 2742 Redmond Pumice Blocks and Concrete Pxpe I . 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' . , I n n , u I l 0 . ,, . u I l o 1 I - I n T ' l Do Drop In Lunch Counter Good place to eat Mr and Mrs Joe Gannon 323 N Srxth Ll 8 2242 Redmond E K Market 8: Motor Clmrc Ll 8 3365 Ll 8 3327 426 N Sixth Redmond George 8: Bob s Used Cars Phone Ll 8 3215 llererman 8: Janes Propane Gas Servrce Gas Appliances 215 S Slxth LI 8 2424 Redmond Jensen 8: Erlckson Dlstnbutors of Tldewater Products We can fuel oxl the people all the time Phone LI 8 2738 Redmond Kelsey's Electrrc Servrce Generators-Magnetos-Starters Kelsey Clapp Phone LI 8 3232 Redmond Kromer 8: Preston Truck Servrce Open 24 Hours Every Day S Cnty Llmlts Ll 8 2618 Redmond Launder Eze 12th and Highland Phone LI 8 3329 Redmond Lrston Arrcralt Cessna Alrcraft Sales and Service Malrck Brothers Auto Wreckers Phone LI 8 2633 Redmond Mann Construclron Co General Contracting Farm Buildings North Clty Llmlts LI 8 2731 Redmond McShannon Plumbing 81 Healing Your American Standard and Crane Dealer Phone L18 2411 Redmond I9 fb' 0 0 ' I l u Fifth and Glacier - Redmond Phgne LI 8-2332 - Redmond O Mldstate Truck 81 Tractor S Hxghway 97 L18 3133 Redmond See B1llM1ller for Repalrs Newton Pump 8: Irrrgatron Co Pumps and Irrlgatnon Redmond Barher Shop Bob Brown 526 S Sixth Redmond Redmond Fuel Co. Phone LI 8 2416 Resrdence LI 8 2305 Fuels-Bulldlng Materials-Cmders ARC Flonst and Redmond Greenhouse Flowers for A1l0ccaslons Jackson and Deschutes L1 8 2001 Redmond Hotel Phone L1 8 2115 521 S Sixth Redmond Redmond Radlo 8: Music Center Phone LI 8 3224 Smnard Furniture New and Used P Smnard Owner F tfth and Evergreen Redmond Whrtehouse Pharmacy Phone LI 8 2214 427 S Snxth Redmond IJ fb' O N. Highway 97 - LI 8-3502 - Redmond 613 W. Deschutes - Redmond ...IZ I am your annual fresh and newg I wonder what. I mean to you. My pictures, varied, glossy, clear Please treat me wellg I cost you dear. I know I must go round and round Written in green and blue and brown. Autograph section just for that You'll find neatly in the back. We editors, we dig and toil, And hope our annual you won't spoil. Don't hide our pictures when you writeg Turn to the pages marked Autographs. Please don't write your message too personally 'Cause ten years from today you may feel differently. -Q. 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