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The proud white pelican and bright red and white colors stood out as back
ground decor at two recent KUHS clasj reunions. The class of '38, pictures at top of
page, met for the first time in 25 years at the Winema Hotel. Archie Huff, shown
above with Mrs. Huff, left, was chairman, assisted by Pete Green. Roberta Blomquist,
right above, was banquet speaker. Wesley Yancey and Gertrude Nyback McFad
yen, decorations, used class colors of blue and silver to augment school colors.
At right, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers (Grace Ross) receive prize from Mrs.
Elton Smith, right, for traveling farthest, from Flagstaff, for party. Also present for
the event were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crapo (Caroline Daggett), San Bernardino, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bethune (Doreen Lowther), Van Nuys.
Virginia West, '38 class adviser, now teach
ing in Eugene, is shown in the top picture with
Elton Smith who was master of ceremonies. . .
In the picture above, Archie Huff presents
prize to Pat Woodruff Bailey for having the
youngest child.
Photos by Guderian
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Class of '48, also meeting for the first time, chose
Reames Country Club for the dinner dance on a Saturday eve
ning, followed by a picnic the next day at Moore Park. Jim Cris
mon was general chairman and matter of ceremonies for the ban
quet. Doug Dryden was reservation chairman. Both men were
ably assisted by a large group of local classmates.
Pictured above, left to right, are Goldie Erickson, Bill
Southwell, Portland, student body president in '48, and Mrs.
Doug Dryden.
The three men holding the 1948 emblem, left to right,
are Don Zarosinski, Portland, Kenneth Kimf, Paisley, and Rex
Mills, San Francisco.
The two couples at right are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harsey,
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stearns (Nellie Hanka), Malin.
At far right, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Plass hold prize they re
ceived for making the trip from West Covina for the weekend
festivities.
Photo by Kettler
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