Rogue River High School - Ro Hi An Yearbook (Rogue River, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

Editor............ Business Manager Advisor............ ........Betty Clark . . . Gwynne Nichols Virginia Westerfield 1949 Rogue River High School Hogue River, Oregon Foreword As you travel down these familiar trails in later years, we, the Ro Hi An staff, want you to remember the good times we've had together as students, faculty, and friends during the year of the 1949'ers. Superintendent's Message Ro Hi An records another year of fun and work in classes and activities. Past issues record the growth and accomplishments of other years. We have gone a long way, but we are looking forward to further progress and improvement so that we can more adequately take care of each one of you. May the experience that you have had better fit you to work and live well and happily. Knowledge and skills are essential. This is becoming more and more a world for experts, but above all may we challenge you to acquire a character and personality that derives satisfaction from worthwhile accomplishment, that can calmly see beyond the dark clouds of today to the beautiful rainbow of tomorrow, that will make many friends be glad to know you, work with you and laugh with you. . Table of Contents FOREWORD.................................... SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE.................... DEDICATION ..................•.............. ADMINISTRATION ............................. OLASSES .................................... SADIE HAWKINS .............................. SPORTS ..................................... SCRAMBLE PACE .......................•...... ACTIVITIES ................................. SENIORS .................................... SCRAMBLE PACE............................... ADVERTISING ................................ 1 2 4 5 9 14 15 20 21 25 31 32 We dedicate this 1949 edition of RO-HI-AN to our leader and friend, Alf B. Mekvold in appreciation of his long hours of tireless effort spent in our behalf, both in furthering our education and in helping us to have fun. Whether behind a desk or beside a picnic campfire he is a swell fellow to have around. '■ ' T ? Frances Nixon t Margaret B. Stockman Typing I, 3 classes Shorthand I Stenography Office Student Count!1 Advisor Virginia Westerfield Band Chorus Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus Senior Sponsor Annual Advisor Georgene H. Clark ' 'ome Economics l II, lit Biology World History Ralph Grosenbach Shop I, II Drafting Senior Moth Freshmen Sponsor Laura M. Grubbs English II, III, IV Spanish I Library Dramatics Junior Sponsor Chairman of Guidance Committee Ben Tryon Physics Trigonometry General Science Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Physical Education Assistant Coach Altha B. LeRoy English I, II Journalism Girls7 Physical Education Girls7 League and G. A. A. Sponsor Millard Webb Freshman Moth Social Economics Athletic Coach Lettermen Sponsor BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Pearl Bean and Mrs. Laura Dennis. Left to right: Lloyd Morrow, Reason Evensizer, Glen Hodge, Ben Tryon, Ralph Grosenboch. - . MAINTENAl E COOKS Mr. William Beck SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: R. C. Miller—Chairman, Mrs. Reed Carter, Genevieve Dick—Clerk, William F. Speers, Jr. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, left to right: Bill Milton, Freshmen President; John Paisley, Sophomore President; ior President; Eugene Cummings, Senior President; Jim Davis, Student Body President; r Body Vice-President; Jock Burk, Lettermen President. Back row: Margaret Stockman, G. L. President; Betty Clark, Annual Editor; Velma Bryant, Editor of Rogue Recor Body Secretary; Joy Starr, G. A. A. President. ALL SCHOOL CARNIVAL Queen Marilyn I and Court Hayseeds from the Senior hat booth. Freshmen Sophomores TRESHMFN :ron. ■' . eft to rirht: Mr. Ral£ h Grosenboch—Ad-isur Dorvu . oyce Reeves, Bessie Magerle, Cor- ene West, G-v. Thornton, Rita Poitevint, Lee Etta fields, Elrita vV I'jon, Minnie Wells, Shirley Pinkel. Second row: f .ennv'v', Dale King, Fred Martin, Ralph Milton, dill Sowles, Ruby Twiest, Audrey Brown, Evanell Towr , Griffith Hoover, Ronald Burk, Phillip IHillis. Back row: Gary Huff, Ted Tuchek, Tom Newlen, Ethan Janes, Don Mehline, James Boulter, Donald Drumm, Rondo Terser, Bill Milton, Gerald Clork. FRESHMAN INITIATION f r The Freshmen as in years gone by submitted to the tortures of initiation. The poor victims were gayly colored with lipstick and shoe polish and with the bunches of onions that were tied around their necks, they really looked fit to kill (the Sophomores that is). The town folk of Rogue River consented to a march through town and through the stores. As the Freshmen marched, they were given tissue to sell. The proceeds of this went into the Sophomore treasury. That night, their gay colors drooping, the Freshmen returned for Kangaroo Court . With the various stunts completed, they were allowed to change clothes and enter the dance thrown in their honor by the Sophomores. Later on in the term the Freshmen returned the honor with a dance for the Sophomores. The Sophomores, happy that their time had come, began planning what was to be done with the new Freshmen, weeks ahead of time. It seemed that the Freshmen knew of the lurking danger by the looks on their faces. The initiation turned out as planned and a football game added stunts for the Freshmen to do. They were paraded around at half time by the Sophomores and had to give a cheer. The Sophomores gave a couple of dances during the year, one of which was the Pre-Easter, semi-formal Dance. The gym was decorated with rabbits and pastel streamers, and the party was adjudged the best yet. SOPHOMORES Front row, left to right: Frances Rigel, Pat Hillis, Darlene Bentley, Shirley Davis, Dorothy V ilson, Faye Kjell-strand, Donna Hoyt, Jo Anne McGregory, Avis McGarvie, Frances Nixon. Second row: Mrs. Georgene Clark— Advisor, Janice Wadley, Helen Jensen, Juanita Skev-ington, John Paisley, Don Poitevint, Marshall St. John, Jack Stewart, Cletis Webb, Back row: Bruce Williams, Buddy Ellwood, Francis West, Jack Bilben, David Jones, Jimmy Martin, Glen Depuy, Joe Reid, Joe Medley, Bill Snow, Wallace Zeiser, Edwin Frink. Juniors First row, left to right: Miss Louro Grubbs—Advisor, Mory Shock, Moro Lee Raber, Betty Simmons, Joan Ford, Friedel Hennicke, Marilyn Williamson, Gladys Bennett, Nancy Hoover, Olo Moe Cobble, Joy Storr. Second row: Bob Nixon, Harry Frontz, Johnny Wentling, Dovid Hammett, Vernon Honson, Charles Atteberry, Gerald De Janvier, Lee Smith, Don Damon Third row: Eldin Hicks, Gene Davison, Darrell Graves, Gene Depuy, Bob Gionaclis, Lorry Me Bee, Dick Deckleman, Neol Wod ey, Durwood Carter. The highlight of the year for the class was the junior play Under Twenty , presented on March 11, in the High School gym. It was an outstanding production from start to finish dealing with a family who has to put up with the antics of two lively teenagers. The officers elected for the Class were: Larry McBee, President; David Hammett, Vice president; Marilyn Williamson, Secretary; Betty Simmons, Treasurer. The year was climaxed by the Junior-Senior Banquet and Ball which was held at the Grants Pass Country Club on May 6. The days of '49 was the theme carried throughout the entire banquet. Miniature covered wagons were Qf e°ch place along with memory booklets containing a menu of western vittles and a program studded with colorful wild west names for the _participants. Songs included on the program were Wagon Wheels , Gold Mine In The Sky , Betsy From Pike and Tumbling Tumbleweeds . The long-awaited affair was greatly enjoyed by the Juniors and their guests, the Seniors and Faculty. Under Twenty Left to right: Darryl Hewlitt—Gene Davison; Lucille Garrison—Friedel Hennicke; Harold Crandall—David Hammett; Darleen Hewlitt—Joan Ford; Joseph Hansen—Durwood Carter; Louise Crandall—Gladys Bennett; Fred Hewlitt—Charles Atteberry; Pearl Hewlitt—Nancy Hoover; Jamie Hewlitt—Don Damon; Cynnie Hew-—Joy Starr; Benny Bitner—Lee Smith; Mrs. Peter Baylor—Mora Lee Raber; Jerry Battles—Neal Wadley; Ruth Gilson—Marilyn Williamson. Benny Bitner comes through with flying colors. Mrs. Crandal declines to tag along any longer with her son The whole family gets into the quarrel between Harold and and his fiancee. tearful Darleen. Sadie Hawkins Party Christmas Program Silent Night Combined High School ond Seventh ond Eighth Grade Chorus. Dogpotch Jamboree Lower Slobbovians —Mrs. J. Porkinghom Local Voke :- Fotback, Unwashable Jones and Mammy Yo- kum. Football Front row, left to right: Coach Millard Webb, Darrel Graves, Pete Purrier, Larry Me Bee, Jack Burk—Captain, Jim Me Bee, David Hammett, Harry Frantz, Phil HiIIis—Manager. Back row: Geerald De Janvier, Jack Bilben, David Jones, Jim Boulter, Dick Deckleman, Cletis Webb, Mike St. John, Bill Snow. Basketball BASKETBALL TEAM Jackson County B League Champions Lett to right — seated: Don Poite-vint, Lee Wales, Jack Burk—Captain, Eugene Cum-mings, Harry Frantz. Standing: Coach Mi I lard Webb, Dick Dec-kleman, Glen De-puy. Gene Depuy, Pete Purrier, Jim Boulter, Manager Phil HiMis. With their usual drive the Rogue River High basketball team emerged from county conference play in first place for the fifth consecutive year. Although last year the Chieftains won the season's play only to be edged out by J'ville in the ensuing tournament, this trip the team was first in the tournament as well. The Rogues were in particularly good form the night of the district play off with Gilchrist in the Central Point gym. The boys were clicking so hard and fast they made the kind of a ball club one rarely sees in high school games. Forging ohead to the State B Tournament at Union, the team's unbroken record of wins this season was stopped by Union in the semi-finals and the Rogues came out third in the state. Rogue River 29 Talent 27 57 Phoenix 20 33 Jacksonville 31 66 Prospect 20 55 Gold Hill 24 74 St. Mary's 25 County Play Off Rogue River 32 St. Mary's 17 50 Talent 29 44 Jacksonville 16 District Play Off Rogue River 22 Gilchrist 37 28 Gilchrist 74 State Play Off Rogue River 38 Umapine 35 38 Union 40 29 Drain 53 Left to right: Manager Phil Hillis, Edwin Frink, Billy Sowles, Joe Reid, Johnny Wentling, John Paisley, Neal Wadley, Durwood Carter, Jim Martin. Baseball Kneeling: Virgil Prefontoine, Glen Depuy, Gene Depuy, David Hammett, Bill Sowles, Bill Snow, Harry Frantz, Durwood Carter. Standing: Coach Millard Webb, Ed Frink, David Jones, Cle-tis Webb, Joe Reid, Don Meh-line, Jim Addington, John Paisley. Track Kneeling: Jim Boulter, Wally Zieser, Darrell, Winters, Don Poitevint, Gerald De Janvier. Standing: Millard Webb, Donald Drumm, Jim Martin, Pete Purrier, Lee Wales. Volleyball Standing, left to right: Iris Gochanour, Betty Simmons, Dorothy Wilson, Joan Ford, Altha LeRoy— Coach, Helen Jensen, Marilyn Geier, Pat Kile, Mary Shock, Jeannine Sauer. Kneeling: Darlene Bentley, Gwynne Nichols. Nancy Hoover, Shirley Davis, Friedel Hennicke, Juanita Skevington, Ruby Twiest, Altha LeRoy, Marilyn Williamson, Monica West, Shirley Howell, Edna Stewart. Lettermen Front row, left to right: Mr. Webb—Advisor, Dick Decklemon, Gene Depuy, Darrell Groves, Pete Purrier, Lee Wales, Back row: Wally Zieser, Larry Me Bee, Jack Burk—President, Jim Me Bee, Cletis Webb. G. A. A. Initiation-Chorus Line Oh! no! Lettermen's Banquet and Ball. One of the nicest affairs of the year. Easy does it. Slurrrrp! G. A. A. Front row, left to right: Altha LeRoy— Advisor, Joy Starr—President, Mary Shock, Juanita Skevington, Betty Clark, Marilyn Williamson, Betty Simmons, Nancy Hoover, Jeannine Sauer. Second row: Jo Anne Me Gregory, Iris Gochan-our, Joan Ford, Faye Kjellstrand, Elsie Lee, Joan Klith, Marilyn Holloway, Velma Bryant, Patricia Kile, Marilyn Geier, Shirley Howell. 1. Long nightshirt, no? 9. Watch the birdie!! 17. What a fake! 2. Where's Betty? 10. Spring fever 18. You name it! 3. Barbers of Seville??? 1 1. Steadies 19. Self-explained 4. Queenie 12. Spring and a young man's fancy 20. Esther Williams Davison 5. Mighty sharp 13. Way back when 21. Messie Bagerle 6. Hold that pose!! 14. EGAD!!!!!!! 22. Muscles 7. Small Fry 15. Aren't we devils? 23. Snow fun 8 Three Musketeers 16. Contortionist—it cannot was 20 kV Band Front row, left to riqht: Virginia Westerfield — Director, Buddy Ellwood, Betty Clark, Lee Smith, Joy Starr, Joan Ford, Cletis Webb, David Hammett. Second row: Mary Shock, Jo Anne Me Gregory, Gretchen Klomhaus, Laura Lee Morris, Helen Jensen, Russell Stock-man, Marilyn Williamson, Jack Bilben. Bock row: Joyce Mullins, Ted Tuchek, Jimmy Martin, Ethan Jones, Jack Stewart, Mike St. John, Gene Davison. Not shown: Iris Gochan-our. The Rogue River High School Band is a very active organization taking part in practically all school programs. In addition to playing at both the Junior and Senior plays they turned out in uniform for football and basketball games. After going to Medford to play for the county B basketball tournament and to Central Point to furnish music for the District playoff, they finished the sport season by treking across the state to play at the state tournament in Union, Oregon. Representatives of the band participated in the massed band at Southern Oregon Music Festival in Medford. Several of the bandsmen were organized into a swing band, the ''Star-lighters'', which played for school and community dances. On March 29th Gene Davison and Mrs. Westerfield attended the Music Educators' Northwest Conference in Portland where Gene was a member of the All-Northwest Band of 250 players from five western states. The band finished the year polishing up their numbers for the Spring Concert on April 29th and Commencement. Chorus Jim Addington, Neol Wod-ley, Marilyn Williamson, Joan Klith, Joanne Mc-Gregory, Faye Kjellstrand, Frances Nixon, Janice Wad-ley, Ruby Twiest, Velma Bryant. Not Shown: Edna Stewart, Marceline Evans, Eugene Cummings. At the Christmas program the High School Chorus of fifty-two voices, under the direction of Mrs. Westerfield, again made an impressive candlelight procession, closing with Silent Night. A quartet added a humorous note with All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth . During intermissions at the Senior and Junior Plays, chorus members presented special numbers. A highlight of the seasonal events was participation in the Music Festival in Medford on the 24th and 25th of March. Here they sang with the massed chorus of over four-hundred from Southern Oregon schools, and presented two numbers as an individual chorus. The group finished the year by preparing for the formal Spring Concert, followed by Baccalaureate and Graduation. Front row, left to. right: Virginia Wer.'erfield—director, Nancy KjuverTft’Wyel Hen-nicke, Jim'McBee, Darrell Graves, Vernon Hansen, Ethan Jones, Bill Sowles, Jeonmne Sauer, Darlene Bentley, Bessie Magerle, Rita Jennings, Donna Rae Butts. Second row: Amy Randleman, Gwynne Nichols, Betty Simmons, Dick Decklemon, David Jones, Mike St. John, Ken Moore, Bill Snow, Frances Rigel, Wanda Wells, Shirley Pin-kel. Avis McGarvie. Third row: Elrita Wohgen, Shirley Davis, Dorothy Wilson, Jody May, Pete Purrier, Joe Medley, Cletis Webb, John Paisley, Jack Stewart, Donna Hoyt, Minnie Wells, Joan Ford, Mara Lee Raber. Fourth row: Gwen Thornton, Juanita Skevington, Marilyn Geier, Marilyn Holloway, On stage in the Medford High Auditorium during the Southern Oregon Music Festival. A recording is being made while the chorus sings for adjudication. Annual Staff Front row, left to right: Gene Davison, Marilyn Williamson, Betty Clark—Editor, Gwynne Nichols, Friedel Hennicke, Rita Jennings. Bock row, left to right: Neal Wadley, Bobby Nixon, Durwood Carter, John Paisley, Joan Ford, Frances Nixon, Janice Wadley, Mary Shock, Charles Atteberrv. Virainia Westerfield—Advisor. This time the mentors of RO-HI-AN were determined to have a printed yearbook with padded covers. To this end Joan Ford and Gwynne Nichols trudged many sidewalks to collect a large amount of advertising in order to meet the extra expense. Of special note is the art work of Frances Nixon on the division pages and the cartooning of Bob Nixon. They enabled the book to be individualistic. Everyone had a hand in the inner workings with Janice, Marilyn and John writing copy, Neal, Friedel, Charles, Durwood and Mary arranging pages, Rita typing and Gene doing picture pages. Betty and Gwynne set up the dummy for all to work from. Journalism Staff Morilyn Geier, Altha LeRoy—Instructor, Elsie Lee, Marceline Evans, Velma Bryant— Editor, Jim McBee, June Hennicke, Shirley Howell, Lee Smith, Donna Taylor, Joy Starr. Standing in background: Iris Gochanour, Patricia Kile. The Rogue Record successfully tried two innovations this year. For their Christmas issue the staff mimeographed the paper in three colors of ink which involved a complicated procedure. During the year the paper sponsored a crossword puzzle contest which proved very popular. The journalism class gave the winners,the sophomores, a wiener roast in Grants Pass Park as a prize. CHARLES MARSHALL Chuck Queen From Mars 4; Chorus 2; Basketball 2; Football 3; Librarian 3. RITA JENNINGS A Date With Judy 3; Queen From Mars 4; Librarian 4; Annual 4; Chorus I, 2, 4. JOHNNY PATTERSON (Entered Senior Year) Queen From Mars 4; Football 4. MONICA WEST Journalism 4; Volleyball 4; Librarian 3, 4. DONNA TAYLOR Chorus 3; A Date With Judy 3; Student Body Sec.-Treas. 4; Journalism 4; Queen From Mars 4. PAT KILE Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Queen From Mars 4; G. A. A. 4; Journalism 4. MARILYN HOLLOWAY (Entered Senior Year) Queen From Mars 4; G. A. A. 4; Chorus 4. MARCELINE EVANS Librarian 3; Journalism 4; Chorus 4. 26 JEANNINE SAUER Chorus 2, 3, 4; A Date With Judy 3; G. A. A. 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY CLARK Clock High School Daze 1; A Date With Judy 3; Queen From Mars 4; Volleyball 1, 3; G. A. A. 3, 4; Girls7 League Vice-President 3; Annual 3; RO-HI-AN Editor 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1. JIM McBEE Andy A Date With Judy 3; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2; Letterman 3, 4; Chorus 4; Baseball 3; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 4 ww mm iSfe JIM DAVIS J-i-m A Date With Judy 3; Queen From Mors 4; Class Pres. 3; Student Body 4. ELSIE LEE Deep In the Heart of Texas 1; Class President 1; Undertow 2; G. A. A. 4; Journalism 4; Chorus 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY HOWELL High School Daze 1; A Date With Judy 3; Queen From Mars77 4; G. A. A. 4; Chorus 3; Band 1, 2; Journalism 4; Girls7 League President 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Yell Leader 2, 3. GWYNNE NICHOLS Nickie Class Sec. 3; A Date With Judy 3; Queen From Mars 4; Chorus 3, 4; G. A. A. 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Ass't. Ed. Annual 3; Bus. Mgr. Annual 4. 27 JOAN KLITH Band 2; Chorus 2, 4; G. A. A. 4. EUGENE CUMMINGS Pete Class Pres. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. VELMA BRYANT A Date With Judy 3; Class Sec. 4; Editor Rogue Record 4; Chorus 3, 4; G. A. A. 4. JIM ADDINGTON A Date With Judy 3; Queen From Mars 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4- Basketball 2; Football 3. I MARILYN GEIER Lynn A Date With Judy 2; Class Treas. 3; Queen From Mars 4; Journalism 4; G. A. A. 4; Chorus 4; Volleyball 3, 4. BASHFUL SENIOR KEN MOORE Big Build Chorus 4. CLASS COLORS Wine and Gold JACK BURK Cecil Alabamy Burk A Date With Judy 3; Football 3, 4, (Captain 4), Letterman 2, 3; Let-terman Pres. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; (Captain 4); Student Body Vice-Pres. 3. IRIS GOCHANOUR Journalism 4; Band 2, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 4; G. A. A. 2, 4; Chorus 1. LEE WALES Letterman 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2. 28 Queen From Mars Cost shown from left to right: Irish Donahue, Chuck Marshall; Goldenrod, Marilyn Holloway; Robot, Pat Kile; Nomar, Harry Frantz; Royal Breese, Gwynne Nichols; Speed Roberts, Jim Davis; Harriet Rambeau, Betty Clark; Rabor-the-Magnificent, Jim Addington; Professor Breese, Johnny Patterson; Nelah-the-Wise, Marilyn Geier; Princess Tahnee, Rita Jennings. Cost not shown ore: Deborah, Donna Taylor; Other Robot, Shirley Howell. Professor Breese explains his space ship to Martian visitor. The seniors' contribution to the world of drama consisted of a three act play with atomic zest. Taking place in the future, the story brought many laughs when the people from Mars descended upon the unsuspecting household of Professor Breeze. Queen From Mars presented a real challenge to the dramatic talents of the class, but they came through with a good performance. GUESS WHO, HMMMMMM? SUOA3 auiiaDJDw SI S|Oip!N auuAM VI ||9MOH Aapms Cl 4uoAjg ouj|a '31 a jojuud aunf 11 H !l l uoof 01 4sa y oomoyv 6 jano$ auiuuoaf 8 Aomo||OH uA|uoyv Y aagayy tuff 9 s6u(uuaf 041 S uo46u(ppv iu|f V aa“l 3!S|g e 9I! I 40d z jaja uA|uow 1 Draggy —the bucket of bolts a certain music teacher used to herd to school. w JLBOih Complete line in groceries and meats Heartiest Congratulations from BOB GAIL are extended to the graduating class of 1949 GAIL'S MAR KET Finest in quality and service Highway 99-Rogue River SENIORS OF '49 WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT YOUR FUTURE IS FILLED WITH MANY SUCCESSES LAMPORT'S OF MEDFORD ALL LINES IN GENERAL HARDWARE SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE, HARDWARE AND PLUMBING TOOLS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED 400 SOUTH STREET Grants Pass, Oregon ------------------------------- CHAPMAN JEWELERS The Ideal Gift for Anniversaries and Graduations Quality Jewelry 109 E. Main St. Medford, Oregon ROBINSON BROTHERS MEN'S WEAR Complete Line of Work and Dress Clothes The Buds' for Quality Duds. 114 East Main St. Medford, Ore. SPROUSE REITZ STORES j I — A WESTERN ORGANIZATION — A SALUTE----- To the RO-HI-AN When you are in Grants Pass Meet Your Friends at Sprouse's “Your Friendly Nickel Dime Store FOUNTAIN-LUNCH GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION VARIETY and NOVELTY GOODS THREAD-YARN-SUPPLIES — Gift Cards Too — •—----------------------------- j WE LIKE FOLKS----- SO - - -OUR CONGRATULATIONS To the Seniors— Year after next Seniors— Next year's Seniors— The Seniors the next year— ond future Seniors This year is Commencement. Good Luck to each of you headed for college from the BUILDER'S SUPPLY CO. F Street at Third, Grants Pass EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Records — Sheet Music Instruments and Accessories THE MUSIC SHOP 105 N. 6th. Grants Pass The Newest Styles The Best Quality For Less ... at J. C. PENNEY GRANTS PASS Dr. W. W. Walker extends His Heartiest Congratulations To The Senior Class GRANTS PASS Phone 3444 TIRES — BATTERIES ACCESSORIES REDWOODS GARAGE Hudson Sales — Parts — Service We have Watched (maybe helped a bit) this community grow . . . To you Graduates, You leaders of this community in the near future OUR VERY BEST WISHES THREE C'S LUMBER CO. West E at Foundry in Grants Pass Easy Parking . . . Handy Shopping 4 GRANTS PASS BRANCH of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGON An Oregon Bonk Serving Oregon —— « Pioneer Hardware 597-209 SOUTH SIXTH STREET Grants Pass, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS MANCHEL'S AND Furniture You'll Admire BEST WISHES At Prices You'll Appreciate. NATIONAL DRUG STORE Appliances Draperies 112-114 North 6th GRANTS PASS Floor Coverings Grants Pass, Ore. CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS JOHNSON THE JEWELER LANTIS JOHNSON 619 H. STREET SHOES Grants Pass of the finest quality for school and dress. FOOTS CREEK STORE AND CABINS 108 South 7th Street GROCERIES AND GAS Grants Pass, Oregon FISHING and PICNIC SUPPLIES Open Sundays 9:00 - 5:00 1 COMPLIMENTS OF the McGregor co. BARRETTS STATIONERY j OFFICE SUPPLY If it's made of paper we have ‘ 5c - 10c - 25c Store GRANTS PASS, OREGON 311 SOUTH 6th Grants Pass Oregon CHUCK'S SECOND HAND STORE WE BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE NEW AND USED MERCHANDISE Phone 2283 509 East G. St. Grants Pass GRANTS PASS SECURITY MOTORS Campbell Boyer USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD HAMMER'S SPORTING GOODS 635 So. 6th, Grants Pass CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Shotguns — Ammunition — Fishing Tackle Sporting Clothes Johnson Seahorse Outboard Motors GOLDEN RULE STORE Pianos Instruments Accessories EDGEWOOD MUSIC CO. Grants Pass, Oregon GRANTS PASS, OREGON EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY “YOU SHALL HAVE MUSIC 510 N. 6th. Phone 4539 “BOTANY 500 BRAND SUITS - TOPCOATS - OVERCOATS GOOD LUCK SENIORS Fred Langley Wants to see you at the TOGGERY 6th Street Grants Pass Ore. From Sixth and H downtown in Grants Pass......... OUR BEST WISHES.......... Seniors; as you go to school .... and enter another phase of living...... To you who will soon be seniors, Good Luck, may your year be one of the very best. PRESCRIPTIONS COME FIRST We promptly fill, accurately and with the highest quality drugs it is possible to obtain. The orders of your doctor Prices are born here—but raised elsewhere. s4 TttMiw 'tyeasututy for a LANE Hope Chest GATES FURNITURE STORE MAKE SOMEBODY HAPPY TODAY! S 59.95 As Advertised in LIFE and LOOK The Perfect Gift for • BIRTHDAYS • ENGAGEMENTS • CONFIRMATIONS • CHRISTMAS • WEDDINGS • ANNIVERSARIES No more thrilling gift for sweetheart, sister, daughter or mother! More than a Hope Chest, LANE is the only tested AROMA-TIGHT Chest in the world— with Lane’s exclusive patented features. Backed by free moth insurance policy! Come in today Choose from our beautiful new styles, just arrived! No. 2210 Grants Pass Medford EAT ZOTTOLA'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM 2otto[a 1 Dairy Products Grade A Pasteurized Homogenized Milk 816 EAST H. STREET — Phone 2571 Grants Pass, Oregon P. O. Box 607 ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE extends HEARTIEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '49 9 1 N CE 1 9 90 ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE k WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADC 204 - S. 6th. — Grants Pass, Ore. GOOD EDUCATION PAYS DIVIDENDS Grant- Pass Branch First National Bank of Portland HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS GIFTS CARDS Miracle Mile Supply Co. 901 HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH OF GRANTS PASS Look for the WAGON WHEELS There's A LOT in your life! , Our very best wishes to all who read this May your lot in life eventually lead you to a home of your own Selling Lots . . Houses . . Homes Businesses . . Ranches . . Farms is our business . . and . . It's a fact! You can do business with . . Dorn's Real Estate Agency Dorothea L. Dorn, Realtor 613 East E. Street Grants Pass, Ore. Just around the comer from the Chomber of Commerce. --------------------------------------• BREAD - CAKES - PIES Grants Pass Bakery COMPLETE LINE OF THE FINEST BAKERY PRODUCTS 6TH AND 1ST STREETS ! Clause Schmidt and Sons Dealer in GROCERIES - FLOUR - SEEDS, ETC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '49 BELL MOTOR'S, INC. SALES — FORD — SERVICE GRANT'S PASS Sam Stinebaugh Oil Co. STANDARD HEATING OILS GRANTS PASS, OREGON Phone 2482 THE FARMER'S MARKET Your friendly complete FOOD MARKET Just a whisper south of Caveman's Bridge Phone 3637 Grants Pass ©9 FVMruilt tURPWAM. Miracle Mile Hadley's of Grants Pass ALWAYS THE LATEST FASHIONS FOR JUNIORS AND MISSES Harper's Electric Service Clyde C. Harper Charles C. Harper 417 G. STREET Grants Pass Oregon ' LOOK up HILL 1 HARRY HILL | B F BUILDING SUPPLY REAL ESTATE Rogue River, Oregon J — Highway 99 — CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ROGUE RIVER Phone 249 IT'S THE BERRIES P. 0. Box 396 Shangri-La Berry Farm GOOD LUCK SENIORS FRENCHY'S No Better Coffee HAVA Homemade Pie i JAVA Tops in Food CONGRATULATIONS FRENCHY La PHAM Proprietor TOWN HARDWARE 4 Mile North Roge River Junction Paints Phone 214 Pacific Highway 99 Radios V. A. MILLER, BROKER Houseware Phone 488 Rogue River, Oregon P. 0. Box 102 Rogue River, Ore. Real Estate Insurance • KILMER'S CLEANERS BEST WISHES TO A SWELL GANG SERVICE WITH A SMILE THE DOUBLE DECKER Happy Returns and Much Success Hamburgers, Hot Doc and to the Milk Shakes DeLuxt 49'ers. . A Mr. Webb — The Man with the Smi1 CONGRATULATIONS Groceteria BOB'S GARAGE SUPER FOOD MARKET GENERAL REPAIR 6TH AND GRAPE STS. and Medford TOW SERVICE Your Dollar actually does more Phone 466 Rogue River at the Groceteria ? MANN'S DEPARTMENT STORE ESTABLISHED IN 1910 • SHOP AT MEDFORD'S OWN STORE. ---------------------------—----• HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS LOGGING AND MILL SUPPLIES HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS LOGGING AND MILL SUPPLIES 'BARD BROS. INC. BOOKS GIFTS CARDS SWEM'S Book Gift Shop AAIN AT RIVERSIDE — MEDFORD 27 E. MAIN MEDFORD HEATH'S DRUG STORE EVAN'S SPORT SHOP WHERE PHARMACY IS A PROFESSION TOPS IN SPORTSWEAR 29 N. CENTRAL AVE. Distinctive Coats - Suits - Dresses and Suits for Miss and Mrs. Phone 3551 - - Medford 101 Central - Medford Congratulations STAY AT A CHADWICK HOTEL to the 49'ers Hotel Jackson From MEDFORD, OREGON Crater Lake Hotel Senator Lumber Co. SALEM, OREGON COFFEE SHOPS IN CONNECTION In BANQUET ROOMS Medford FINE FOODS HOME MOVIES ANDERS PHOTO SHOP 232 EAST MAIN STREET Ray Anders Phone 5646 Medford, Oregon WESTERN THRIFT 30 NO. CENTRAL Medford, Oregon PRESCRIPTIONS — DRUGS COSMETICS — SUNDRIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES — GIFTS MEDFORD PRINTING CO. SERVING SOUTHERN OREGON Publisher of the ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE 27 No. Fir — Phone 2141 Broadcasting Radio Station KYJC 1230 on your dial Phone 9200 4. i i 4 HOME APPLIANCE CO. 115 EAST MAIN STREET Medford, Oregon Phone 4585 Question: What is the difference between a hoirdresser and a sculptor? Answer: One curls up and dyes whereas the other makes faces and busts. Brainerd Studio and Camera Shop CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of '49 Complete Photographic Service 40 So. Central Medford Phone 2069 1 — — s Good Luck Kids — BAYLESS DRY GOODS GELVIN'S YARDAGE — NOTIONS Super Duper Market Ready To Wear Your Friendly Grocer WE HAVE LEVIS FOR MEN AND BOYS ROGUE RIVER Phone 455 Phone Rogue River 444 When graduation is over and You are traveling the Paths of success . . . Remember our wishes Travel along with you. Custom Cut Meats TAYLOR'S MARKET THE HUB Fountain — School Supplies Cosmetics — Magazines — Toys Cards — Drugs Phone 471 in ROGUE RIVER Congratulations Senior Class Members  Rogue River 272 — s 1 s CARDIN'S i S J Store and Fountain ROGUE RIVER Congratulates VARIETY STORE The Graduating Class Congratulations of '49 Seniors Phone 438 School Supplies ROGUE RIVER Rogue River Bldr's Supplies I j | ROGUE RIVER, OREGON Del Rogue Feed Seed Main Bdwy. Phone 401 Hay — Grain — Flour Feeds and Seeds A complete line of building materials carried in stock at all times. Cement Our past record is your assurance BILL REEDER of good, honest service. ROGUE RIVER, OREGON Ralph W Coates) 0wners Allegro Coates ) Phone 42? I I s s ( ( s ; Purucker Piano House ■ $ MEDFORD FURNITURE STORE | Say It With Music Lower Prices 111 No. Central Ave. Greater Values Medford, Oregon 6th and Bartlett | Everything Musical I ) S ) 1 Medford ( J 1 TROWBRIDGE FLYNN S Electric Company I Pruitt's Music Center PHONO RECORD QUARTERS FOR SOUTHERN OREGON I ! Electrical Merchandise OPPOSITE RIALTO THEATRE MEDFORD OREGON Wiring Repair COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY BAKER'S J | 214 West Main Street OIL COLORED MURALS 1 ( Medford for INTERIOR DECORATING 1122 W - 4th St. Medford, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 49 We have something in common: We have a 49'er in our ALL NEW '49 FORD, THE CAR OF THE YEAR SEE THE 49'ER IN OUR SHOW ROOM. SEE US FOR YOUR CAR NEEDS FREE ESTIMATES — COURTEOUS SERVICE BRING YOUR FORD HOME FOR SERVICE. — CRATER LAKE MOTORS INC. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER. 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