Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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COMMENCEMENT Knowledge is the key to success Senior Class—1962 Dixie Webb Mrs. Hester Turner Speaker Mr. Oppliger awarding Dixie Graduating class '•Its almost over ’ Halls of Ivy John Magi 11, Gary Earl, Gary Miller Valedictorian-Gary Miller 18 Recessional- ‘that last long walk

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BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate ceremonies for the graduating class of 1962 were held in the high school cafetorium on Sunday, May 20, at 3:00 P.M. Mrs. Delbert Murray played the processional, “Pomp and Chivalry”, and the Rev. Herbert Fee gave the invocation. The Fortyniners, under the direction of Mr. Richard Chamberlin, sang Holy, Holy, Holy”. Minus the senior members, the Fortyniners were: Tom Meluro, Bill Ritchie, John Neely, Rodgers Murray, Chuck Ritchie, A1 Vaughn, and Joe Biller. The sermon was given by Rev. Duhrkoop. His sermon was based on the various ages in the development of history and mankind, including the atomic and space age. His speech was enlightning and thought provoking. Following the sermon by Rev. Duhrkoop, the Fortyniners sang God of Our Fathers and the benediction was given by Rev. Fee. Mrs. Murray then played the processional, Pomp and Circumstance”. Rev. Fee is the pastor of the Womic Community Church. Rev. Duhrkoop is pastor of the Maupin E.U.B. Community Church.

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and sixty two, having duly consulted our psychiatrist and hereby being declared insanely mad from reading MAD comic books hereby present our last will and testament. We, the class as a whole, will to the Juniors our weary and creaking seats in American Problems, all our unpaid bills, the Senior Store, and the privilege of brainwashing the new crop of Freshmen in the hope that you will carry out our policies. I, George Balzer, will my great singing ability to Billy Cody. I, Carole Detwiler, will anything I have worth willing to anyone willing to take it. I, Gary Duff, will my Beer label collection to my brother and Tom Woodside. I, Gary F.arl, will my ability to out-run Dramer to Larry Ward. Keep the motor running, Larry. I, Bob Estes, will to all students of Maupin Hi the ability to express their opinions, and to speak out to teachers in any situation, cause, or at any time. I, Mary Garoutte, will my books, locker, and everything I leave behind to anyone who is willing to follow through as lazily as I have. I, Cheryl Hammer, will my clean, neat, wallpapered locker to anyone who appreciates the finer things in life, and all my good intentions that never pay off to Sally Stovall. I, Larry Hull, will my ability to eat candy in class to Steve Wing and hope he has fewer dental bills than I. 1, Max Jacobs, will my picture taking ability to Bud Chittick. I, Dolly Johnson, will my you know what to you know who, and you know why. I, Melvin Lappen, will my great learning ability to Charlie Murray. I, Mike Lease, will my ability to be late with towels for the fourth period P.E. class so I can get out of class to my little brother, Wayne. I, John Magill, will my ability to stay in A study hall to Bill Archer, and also my position in 3fl b to any able voice person who will have it. I, Diana Mays, will all my party times to Carolyn Mays and Jean Woods. I, Floyd Mays, will my learning ability to my sister, Carolyn. I, Gary Miller, will my American Problems book to anybody------just anybody. I, Larry Morisette, will to Steve Wing my past record of perfect conduct in band, which during this time, not once did I disturb the rest of the band OR Mr. Chamberlin. Also my acquired ability to play the trumpet pleasantly. Carry on Steve and try and not mess things up. I, Bill Morris, will my ability to go to sleep in Geometry to Lydia Hachler. Don’t snore, you’ll ger kicked out. I, Marylou Roberts, will my desk in Math to Micky Tolentino. Take good care of it, Micky, its good for figures. I, Lloyd Roberts, will my good behavior ro my brother Dale. I, Phil Simpson, will my slide rule to Larry Snodgrass. I, Paul Trenor, will my wrestling holds to Bud Chittick in the hope it will make him a better wrestler. I, Dixie Webb, will my cheerleading sweater to Pam, my letter to Linda, my skirt to Marilyn and my pom-poms to Jim Conley. I, Mike Woodside, will my superior drinking habits to brother Tom. 19