Siskiyou Union High School - White and Gold Yearbook (Weed, CA)

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SENIORS ADELE REDDINGTON Class President, 4g Business Manager, Whitt- amz' Gold, 45 Editor, The Pine Echo, 45 Secretary, War Bond Committee, 4g Science Club, 49 Secretary-Treasurer, Student Body, 3, Assistant Editor, The Pine Echo, 3. EDWIN CTEDDYJ MCLEOD Editor, White and Gold, 4, Class Vice-President, 4, President, Student Body, 4, Printer, The Pine Echo, 43 Science Club, 45 Editor, The Pine Echo, 3, Vice-Presi- dent, Student Body, 3. PATSY RUTH HATFIELD Assistant Editor, White and Gold, 45 Class Secretary- Treasurer, 45 Secretary-Treasurer, Student Body, 4g Chairman, War Bond Committee, 4g Science Club, 49 Town Reporter, The Pine Echo, 3g Transferred from Mission High School, San Francisco, in her Junior Year. OPAL BONNER Transferred from Westwood Jr.-Sr. High School TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL

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FACULTY EUGENE KILE, Principal Tennant is sorry to lose you to Tulelake High School, but know that our loss is their gain. Here's to your success there! MRS. EUGENE KILE Our new principal, and a splendid teacher, one whom we all love. EUGENE KILE, Principal MRS. EUGENE KILE STUDENT OFFICERS EDWIN MCLEOD THOMAS DuBRUIL PATSY HATFIELD President Vice-President Secretary TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ADELE REDDINGTON EDWIN CTEDDYJ McLEOD PATSY RUTH HATFIFLD President Vice-President Sccret.1ry-Treasurer Senior Class Motto: On the Youth of Today Rests the Democracy of Tomorrow. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Adele Brick Reddington, leave to Gloria Fine my ability to type neatly and accurately, to any high school girl who can qualify, I bequeath my gorgeous gold QD- hair. I, Patsy Ruth Pat,' Hatield, leave to Ann Hilbert my cheery smileg to my successor as Student Body Secretary-Treasurer, I bequeath a perfectly balanced set of books and accounts. I, Edwin Teddy', McLeod, leave to Tom DuBruil my leadership of the Student Bodyg to any person who wants a dirty job, I bequeath my work as printer of The Pine Echo. THROUGH THE CRYSTAL BALL In 195 S I was walking down the street and by chance spied an attractive young matron taking her son and daughter to the picture show. Something familiar about the lady prompted me to overtake the group and verify her identity. Sure enough!-it was none other than the former Adele Reddington. We chatted as old acquaintances will on chance meetings and naturally our conversation turned to former years and I asked her if she knew what had become of Patsy Hatfield. Luckily, she had had a letter from her only a few days before, as Pat was traveling between engagements. As soloist with James Harry's band, she had traveled over the United States and Canada under her stage name of Candy Fields--the Sugar Blues Singerf' Our conversation then turned to the latest news flashes which affirmed the earlier newspaper reports that Major Edwin McLeod Caffectionately known to his buddies as Teddy J had made his way back to civilization with the help of friendly natives. His experience of being lost while on an expedition delving into the mysteries of the lost Inca tribes in the interior of Peru is one not many people would care to duplicate. After three years of grim and dogged determination, his efforts had finally borne fruit, and Major McLeod was now on his way to rejoin his family in California. TENNANT HIGH SCHOOL