Almira High School - Trojan Yearbook (Almira, WA)

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X- V X ' ' ' XX -Iy ffqf,-X RA- 'l 7' X f 3 3' -V V. .' .- A .. 'M ' . iV 4 u f, , V V R V ' 0 Vg.. . X X ' X, . X X V X. XX,' X V .X XX Q no Y V 0 X X ' . X X' ' AX XXX .. . X , , X Q X X , X X X 0 X . X . X., ' ' 2 V 1 . . .X . - 1 fl X . A 4 . pw A . W 1956 PUBLISHED nv m smuon yWRH?Vw. O 0F A my Qwfwffmy :N P if ffv,,,fwZ Mllmlmnscnoon ,jJ,w,jgM?LnlnA, wAsnlNuToN Sp X ,wg X GIRLS l N Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother Em. 20-12 We dedicate this annual to the parents of the 1956 graduating class:Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carstensen, Mr. and Mrs. George Frenn, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heathman, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Portch, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scamrnon and Mr. and Mrs. John Tolonen. 2 A A U1 -Z- n,,n:.!1'ff .Q . EDITOR I .-...4, 7 CIIINIL IIlllE0'l'0ll 0F III 'l'lllC'I' l LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwin Ladwig, Andrew Litt, Maurice Hyde, Chairman, Richard Buddrius, and Keith Masterson. 'l'lIIlE'l' 00lINCIl. 0F ALMIIIA IIIGII SCIIIHIL SEATED: David Williams, Vice -Presidentg Lorretta Carstensen, Secretary- Treasurerg Nick Campbell, President STANDING: Steve Portch, Ron Tyler, Hank Bensen, Gerald Scamman. 4 Advisor, Mr. Sanders l Ll ,ML- .b Q-1 2 M1- 1 KITCHEN STAFF Kenneth Tolonen, Mrs. Gunderson, Mrs.Draper, John Nansen, Mike Sutton. THEY FEED US! BUS DRIVERS Tony Groh, Earnest Bishop, Carl Schultz, Will Julum, Clyde Gibson, Dale Hevly. THEY TRANSPORT US! 5 Xgk, LQ, y , CUSTODIANS Lanny Evans and Mrs. Gunderson THEY CLEAN! YEARS GALE IIAIJ AUGUST 29 School Opens Li Creston at Almira 27 Almira at Edwall 31 Wilson Creek at Almira SEPTEMBER 5 Labor Day 9-11 Lincoln County Fair 16 16 23 30 Freshman Initiation Almira at Creston Sophomore Retum Party Harrington at Almira OCTOBER 7 I0 I4 14 21 28 28 Sprague at Almira Work Day Creston at Almira Sophomore Record Dance Almira at Harrington Almira at Sprague Junior Bam Dance NOVEMBER 4 24 29 Sophomore Record Dance Thanksgiving Jamboree fBasketba1D DECEMBER 2 3 8 9 I3 16 16 20 23 23 Harrington at Almira Almira at Mansfield Senior Class Play Almira at Davenport Almira at Coulee City Reardan at Almira Junior Record Dance Almira at Creston Senior Ball Christmas vacation starts 29 -30 Grand Coulee Tournmenr JANUARY 4 6 I0 I3 14 I7 20 20 School takes up Edwall at Almira Odessa at Almira Wilbur at Almira Almira at Harrington Winter Concert Davenport at Almira Junior Record Dance FEBRUARY 3 7 ro 17 18 22 Almira at Reardan Almira at Wilbur Almira at Odessa Almira vs Lind at Davenport Bi -County Tournament Almira vs Davenport at Ritzvrlle Bi- County Toumament Washington's Birthday MARCH 6 io 17 24 31 Solo and Ensemble Contest at Ritzville Senior Food Sale E.W.C. Solo and Ensemble Contest Mass Band -Davenport Junior Food Sale APRIL 3 3 io 17 zo zo 24 25 27 28 Junior Play Reardan at Almira Wilbur at Almira Almira at Creston Junior Prom Junior Senior Banquet Almira at Reardan Senior Career Day-Wilbur Wilbur at Almira Large group contest at Spokane MAY 4 5 7 I2 I9 27 30 Creston at Almira Apple Blossom Festival Almira at Davenport Junior Car Wash Lilac Festival Baccalaureate Memorial Day -Holiday JUNE I Graduation in- ' ' fl XV: . X Q' 1' 1 5 3, Azad? ,,, if 'MQ qw, mriwkfhifigf 'Hu-. x Zig- i CU Q.. U 74,-W.zzz,..J,,,M6..! Jfbwwawdfkbi LLL fum MMM LM- 'liifxwu tm QA ' fm 55.15 MJZA Qlw . wwf wi? ij.,.f'2w,,.f.. Q ii 0-MQDLL76 ' ig, a .Z, ,JL fa-Zf,Q,A,dL. Qu I CUL. ' 024,00 f6C'l7L'3 A- Gmkm 7M LMA XMQQL QQMMKF- ,,,,,..x4 ,214 -- fwffwffzw-M :A if'M' f ZW - f , ww fv4 '?' . Z 5 , gm!! SIENKNECHT UUR PERI TENDENT l Superintendent--United States History B.A. WSC Pullman 0 R PBI UIPAL LX RMAN SANDERS Principal--Typing, General Business, Pub- lications Senior Advisor B.A. Ed. EWCE Cheney Graduate Work WSC Pullman 7 WILLARD JULUM Mathematics , Science, Chemistry, PE, Football and Baseball Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach, Sopho- more Advisor. B.A. Ed. and Natural Science- EWCE VIRGINIA DUNHAM English, Home EC. Typing, Fresh- man Advisor B.A. U. of Idaho Grad work EWCE X 8 A 0 R TEACHER JN CARL SCHULTZ Industrial Arts, Washington History, Basketball Coach, Asst. Football and Baseball Coach. B.A. Ed. EWCE Cheney MELVIN KORNMEYER Band, English, Junior Advisor M, S. U of Illinois-Champaign Y - gflllllllllgg ...V ....- . RS XSSN 'XNNWXNN -vsfwwa. wvwfb -w 'l v . skxw 'ak 'KA 1 ,gs k. .- ,latin 4-,153-51 1 A91 KB SQ V3 . J 11 ?' .gh xfj Q Q a 'Q wg va. fs QCX Y fa 4' W 4, 4, fe' ,, q , ,V v,.-6-Jw. ' . '. '1,fg,Qf ww SSE iii? RQ ig M2 SME Q X SER is Q3 LORRAINE A. CARSTENSEN fRaineJ VALEDICTORIAN Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Band I, 2, 3,45 German Band 35 Pep Band I,2, 35 Chorus 45 Band Vice -Pres- ident 45 Band Reporter 35 Saxophone Trio 35 Saxophone Quartet I,2, 35 All Northwest Band 35 Class Play 3,45 Annual Newspaper Staff 45 Cheer- leader 45 4-H Club I,2,3,45 National 4-H Club Contest 4. MARY K. PORTCH Oxflaryj SALUTATORIAN Class Secretary - Treasurer 5 Class Treasurer 45 Class Representative to Council 25 Band I,2, 3,45 Pep Band I,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Annual News- paper Staff 45 Annual Editor 45 Chorus 45 Girl's State 45 Princess Almira 45 Band Librarian 35 4-H Club I,2,35 T,B, Representative 3,4. .xx A. DUANE TOLONEN fToloj Class President I5 Class Vice -President 25 Rep- resentative to Council 35 Vice -President 45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1, 3,4 Class Play 3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,4. NICHOLAS K. CAMPBELL qmcky Student Body President 45 Class President 2, 35 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Baseball I, 35 Football Captain 35 Basketball Captain 35 Class Play 3,45 Boy's State 45 Carnival King 35 Band I, 3. XMLJ' GERALD R. SCAMMON fScamj Class representative to Council 45 Football I, 2, 3,45 Basketball I,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Class Play 3,4. 1 xhff LORRETTA N. CARSTENSEN QRhettaj Class Vice - President I5 Student Body Secretary- Treasurer 45 Band I, 2, 3,45 German Band 35 Pep Band I,2, 35 Saxophone Trio 35 Saxophone Quar- tet I, 2, 45 All State Band 35 Band Secretary 45 Cheerleader 45 Class Play 3,45 Annual News- paper Staff 45 Carnival Queen 35 4-H I, 2, 3,45 National 4-H Club Congress 4, BERNADINE L. HEATHMAN fBunnyj Band I,2, 3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4gBand Student Director 4g Class Play 3,4gChorus 45 All State Chorus 45 All Northwest Chorus 35 Annual Newspaper staff 4g Class Reporter 3g 4-H Club I,2. CAROLYN ANN FRENN fCaro1j Class Secretary 45 Twirler 2g Class Play 3,45 Annual Newspaper Staff 4g Class Reporter 3. l YEAR 'l0GE'l'llllIl STANDING: Be rnadine Heathman, Gerald Scammon, Duane Tolonen, Mary K. PortchSlTTING: Lorraine and Lorretta Castensen. CLASS llIS'l'0llY Dear Underclassmen, Just a note to tell that when we started to high school we were just as green as you were, but look how good we turned out to be! First off, we found ourselves bowing to every upperclassman, polishing shoes and even ducking our heads in a pan of cold water just for some apples. After all this excitement of initiation, we settled down and elected Duane Tolonen-President, Lorretta Carstensen-Vice-President, Mary K. Portch-Secretary Treasurer, Lorraine Carstensen-Reporter, and our advisor was Mr. Downie. For activity we held the Freshman Return party for the Sophomores. When we entered the school house as Sophomores, we had a little better idea of what to expect. Nick Campbell was elected President, Duane Tolonen-Vice-Pres- ident, Lorraine Carstensen-Secretary, Lorretta Carstensen-Treasurer, and Mary K. Portch was our class representative to the Student Council. Our biggest event was initiating the Frosh. We hald a food sale and had parties at various member's homes. Mr. Gillmore was our advisor for the year. The Barn Dance started off our Junior year. Our Junior Prom with the theme Moonlight and Roses was held with the gym decorated with picket fences and roses. A moon shone on these decorations. Goin Modern was our class Play presented in three acts. The last event of this year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. Officers for the year were President-Nick Campbell, Vice-President Ron Mallory, Secretary-Treasurer-Lorretta Carstensen, Reporters-Carolyn Frenn and Berna- dine Heathman, and our representative for the council was Duane Tolonen. Mr. Pfiefer was our class advisor. As Seniors, we entered the doors of A. H, S, for the last time, White Christ- mas was our theme for the Senior Ball held in December. Our play Men are Like Streetcai-s was presented during the year. Class officers were Millard Jones President, Duane Tolonen-Vice-President, Carolyn Frenn-Secretary, Mary K. Portch-Treasurer, Lorraine Carstensen-Reporter and Gerald Scammon represent- ed us at the student Council. Mr. Sanders was our class advisor. Ron Mallory left us to join the Navy in January of this year. Our class Motto is Don't Dodge Difficulties and colors are Blue and White. The Senior Class sincerely hopes your high school days will be as full of fun and successful as our four years in good old A, H. S. Sincerely Clas s 1956 1-if 1 Q L. 6- 7. . K ' Lorretta and Lorraine ,, Carolyn ' ' Gerald .kr . 'gn , Millard 9' Nick Mary K. V Be rnadine . I LA 'l' WILL A Il 'PE 'FAME 'l' We, the Senior Class of 1956, being in our right mind do bequeath, leave, give and get rid of the following things to all of the lowly creatures left at A. H. S. To the teachers go the memories of our talents and tabilities. To the underclassmen we leave our good manners, abilities to get into trouble and our way with teachers. I, Lorraine Carstensen, leave my ability to go with the boys from WSC to Darlene Ladwig. I, Nick Campbell, leave my basketball ability, Student Body President job, and ability not to go out with girls, to David Williams. I, Lorretta Castensen, leave my ability to go with out of town boys to Sharron Sutton. I, Duane Tolonen, leave my basketball ability to Roger Williams and my height to Sue Goss, hoping she can gorw a little taller. I, Mary K. Portch, leave my job as annual editor to Susan Sutton and my good grades to Dennis Buddrius. I, Gerald Scammon, leave my football ability to Gary Hyde and my height to John Short. I, Carolyn Frenn, leave my ability to go steady in high school to Magie Frederich and my brown eyes to Dennis Herdrick. I, Millard Jones, leave my Znd. base position in baseball to Fred Hyde and my ability to keep my mouth closed when it should be to Hank Benson. I, Bernadine Heathman, leave my driving ability to Mrs. Dunham to teach the underclassmen next year and my long hair to Betty Farrelly. We, Lorraine and Loretta, leave our vell queen position to Susan Sutton and Adelia Benson and our sax quartet positions to Roger Williams and Gary Hyde, hoping they can help continue getting superior ratings at the contests. i I was sent on an assignment by the FBI to find the missing persons of the Class of 1956 . They graduated with me a long Z0 years ago, but I knew their ambitions, and from there I went to find them. I boarded a plane and started for the Air Force Headquarters. The General walked up to me and it was General Millard Jones. Millard always did talk about 2 years of college and then the Air Force. I guess he carried out his plans. We had a good talk and then I left for Spokane. I landed in Spokane and went to the Sacred Heart Hospital. When I walked in, there was an Admiral from the Navy. He turned around when he heard me and it was none other than Duane Tolonen. I guess he got his wish. Haven't I seen that nurse somewhere before? Yes, that's Mary K. Portch. It seems that she is a registered nurse and Admiral Tolonen had his men all checked by her. When I left the hospital, I walked down the street and looked up just in time to see a sign, Lorretta's Beauty Shoppe. I graduated with Lorretta Carstensen, who always wanted to become a beauty operator. I went inside and made an app- ointment and when I left, I asked her about her twin sister, Lorraine. She gave me an address to go to. When I got to this address, I knocked on the door and a little girl answered. She told me her mother was inside. Yes, that was Lorraine Carstensen, who married a farmer after four years of college and is now a busy housewife and mother. I left Lorraine s house and decided to travel to Almira. When I got near the town, I noticed signs all along the road saying something about Gerald's Shop. I remembered Gerald Scammon and wondered if that could be him. I pulled my car into a parking lot and went over to where many people were standing. I edged my way through the large crowd and ran into Gerald with a big cigar in his mouth. When we were in high school, Gerald always worked at Flick's but I understand that Mr. Flick sold and Gerald became owner. I left Gerald's Shop and went up to the school house. This brought back many memories. I looked in one classroom and there stood a teacher reading to the second graders. I took another look and noticed it was Bernadine Heathman. I knocked on the door and we chatted for a while. I found out that she began teaching after four years of college. I got into my car and started to Spokane. When I arrived, there I noticed quite a few ladies being attracted to something. I parked my car and went to see what this was all about. When I got in the middle of the circle, there stood Nick Campbell, another member of the class. He is a playboy in Hollywood, California. But he travels to Spokane every weekend. He still hasn't found the right woman, but taking a look around here, it doesn't look like he has too far to go. I left this mob and walked on down the street. Coming into view was the Old National Bank. I went in and looked around. One of the workers was Carolyn Frenn. It seems that they need a secretary to do some work and Carolyn landed the job. She always did talk about becoming a secretary. After getting over the shock of seeing all these people, I crawled on a plane and reported back to the FBI. Everyone I saw seemed so happy and very successful. Q 3 'A ii iqgii F Kia an 5, I' . umlerclussmen 1 , ' A ' 1 2955, ,f :t7: F - TE -J-'dp L., ku- .- ' 1 ,' L 4'5 0 'Q QQ ,mn , ,. I 2' 1 ' aa, Q. ., vu., EXXQWL - 1 - S mi i CLASS OFFICERS: Mary K. Portch, Treasurerg Carolyn Frenn, Secretary: Millard Jones, Presidentg Duane Tolonen, Vice-President. The first event for the Senior Class was the Sadie Hawkins Dance , November 10, which was a big success. The Senior P lay, Men Are Like Streetcars was set for December 6, but af- ter several cancellations due to the weather it was presented December 12. Eleven days after the play we had our Senior Ball. White Christmas was our theme. In the Spring the c la s s sponsored a flood sale. SENIOR CLASS MEMBERS: Carolyn Frenn, Mary K. Portch, Bernadine Heathman, Lorraine Carstensen, Ronald Mallory, Millard Jones , Gerald Scammon, Duane Tolonen, Nick Campbell and Lorretta Carstensen. 15 rife CLASS OFFICERS: Adelia Benson, Presidentg Magil Friedrich, Vice- Presidentg Sharon Sutton, Secretary-Treasurer. .IUNIUR October Z8 was our barn dance. We carried out the theme of a barn dance with hay, corn stalks, and saddles. Next was our two record dances after the Davenport and Reardan games. Our big thrill was the Junior Play, March 20. Right at Eas- ter time we had our Food Sale, with many good things to eat. Later in the Spring when the weather permitted we had a carwash. It was a big success and lots of fun besides. Our last activity was the JUNIOR- SENIOR Banquet in honor of the Seniors. STANDING 1Left to Righty: Larry Ramm, June Dixon , David Williams, Sharron Sutton, A de 1 ia Benson, Dennis Buddrius, Dick Heathman, Hank Benson, Diane Williams, Mr. Kornmeyer SEATED: Darlene Ladwig, Lois Scammon, Magil Friedrich, Susan Sutton, Barbara Clausen. 0Pll0M0liE We started the year with the Freshman Initiation which was held September 16. Late r in the year we held a Record Dance after a football game on October 14. We had a Sopho- more Dance, and possibly another Record Dance CLASS OFFICERS: Dennis Herdrick, President: Roger Williams, Vice- President: Judy Flick, Secretary-Treasurer. l. 3 P W.--an f h . H STANDING fLeft to Righty: Ronnie Tyler, Roger Williams, De n nis H e rdric k , Mr. Iulum SEATED: Thelma Marcum, Judy Flick. T7 ,f, 5? ff! 446' CLXSSFOFFICERS: Fred Hyde, Presidentg Gary Hyde, Vice-Presidentg Betty Fanelly, Secretary-Treasurer. FRE IIME We started our year with the Freshman return party on September 30. We had a record dance after a basketball game on February 3 and a food sale on March 24. LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephen Portch, Fred Hyde, Sue Goss, Betty Farrelly, Donald Buddrius, Gary Hyde, John Short. 18 WX X, Hb x , .f lf' Ngifdl. gk Llclzgyw ,DLLUJ7 sf N7JX9, QA ,cw ,gm Mgygwkf ye-M ,KO I LLQQMM7 f6m7r4 2 1,1534 ,QWM Q41 waJ1.-,ffFm,JfCQ? f?J'L8 4-'Vw Q JZLQ'-141-1 .AM :X 1124-ICT Dj6tp!E'7'yif 'MV l 4 ' ' fffaw !!N35h1 0? , iff! ' X' I fi WM W! 'Z ff' 1 5,7 M!7 'V'! ,ff ' f f 74A ,Z David Williams Quarterback Millard Jones End Gerald Left Halfback Hank Benson Guard E-J Nick Campbell Right Haliback Dennis Buddrius Tackle Tackle 1 fl-X L, i-, Gary Hyde Dennis Herdrlck Richard Heathman End Center Tackle John Short Duane Tolonen Quarterback En Qu N Fred Hyde Taclde Ken Manager .l. I9 Ron Tyler Guard Roger Williams Manager 'Y Steve Portch Larry Ramm Guard Ron Mallory Center BACK ROW QLeft to Righty: Dennis Buddrius, Millard Jones, Dennis Herdrick, Duane Tolonen, Gerald Scammon Nick Camp bell SECOND ROW: John Short, Steve Portch, Fred Hyde, Gary Hyde, Larry Ramm FRONT ROW Dick I-Ieathman Ron Tyler, David Williams, Ron Mallory, Hank Benson COACHES fLeft to Righty: Mr. Iulum, Mr Schultz Nespelem C re ston Harrington Sprague Creston Harrington Sprague Almira Almira Almira Almira Almira Almira Almira The Trojans had a very good season with five wins and two losses The Trojans played Sprague for the county 8-man championship. The score was 13 14 in favor of the Vikings, giving the Trojans second place. m Nick Campbell was elected to represent our I school at Boys' State last June IHIYS STATE Nick learned the importance of each individual in our Democratic way of government, as well as meeting many new friends. l R Nick fe e ls this was a ve r y worthwhile and 4 profitable experience. R S1 MARY K. l'0lt'l'Cll This year Mary K. Portch was chosen to represent Almira at the Lincoln County Fair, and also was selected to go to Girls' State. Mary K. was a member of the royal court of the Lincoln County Fair which was held on September 8-9 and 10. She attended various tours and appeared on radio and TV. As an Evergreen Girls Stater, Mary K. was sponsored by the American Legion Auxi- liary. She returned with memories of a very eventful and interesting week. I 2I sy - AIIIE IIAWKI A Sadie Hawkins dance was spon- sored by the Senior Class. This was held on the night of November 10th. The mode of dress was patched jeans, plaid shirts and hats of every kind and shape. The girls asked the boys and the dance was a big success. .Ill l0ll BAR IIA CE On October 28th, the Junior Class held its Annual Junior Barn Dance. The western music was supplied by Jerry Starkel and his orchestra from Marlin The gym was decorated in a western theme with wagon wheels, bales of fragrant hay and tall cornstalks. Across the far end of the gym in huge letters was JUNIOR BARN DANCE. Dancing was from 9:00 to 12:00 and everyone present had a wonderful time. The dance was also a big financial success. 22 SENIIIR GLASS PLAY Men Arelike treetcars A0omedylnThreeAvts 04311 er MQ . ' 1 1 3 . 1 Z iffy Director Mrs. Dunham Mrs. White Diane Williams Mrs. Day Lois Scammon Mrs. Allen Darlene Ladwig Mother Lorraine Carstensen Margaret fThe Maidj June Dixon Joy Lorretta Carstensen Maudie Carolyn Frenn Lysbeth Magil Freidrich Julie Be rnadien Heathman Alex Adelia Benson Sylvia Mary K. 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M7 ,M ,www . f'f'M4 Af'9 Trojans 'vim sw YELL QUEENS: Lorraine and Lorretta Carstensen, Lois Scammon G H E A R N A K L D B E S N C S A O M N M O25 N STANDING: C0ach Schultz, Dennis Herdrick, Gerald Scammon, Duane Tolonen, Millard Jones, and Nick Campbell KNEELING: Ron Tyler, Larry Ramm, Hank Benson, Dick Hearhman, and Dermis Buddrius. Q! 77 A SQUAD The Almira Trojans finished in a tie for second place in the Bi-County with 7 wins and 3 losses. The leading scorers for the team were Nick Campbell with 286 points, Millard Jones-190, and Gerald Scammon-157. Nick Campbell and Gerald Scammon for their superb playing during the basketball 1955-56 season won recognition for themselves and the school in being chosen on the All Bi-County Basketball Team. At the end of the season, the most valuable player and the most improved player were chosen with Dennis Buddrius the most improved player and Nick Campbell the most valuable . The final scores of the League games for the A Squad: Almira 38 Almira 55 Alrnira 57 Almira 55 Almira 57 Davenport Reardan C r e s ton Edwall Wilbur Almira Almira Almira Almira Almira gynlkr Q g.LNfR4 Davenport 5 1 Cre ston 53 Edwall 48 Rear dan 61 Wilbur 38 HBH SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Hyde, Stephen Portch, Gary Hyde, Don- ald Buddrius, Roger Williams, Dick Heathman, Ron Tyler, and John Short. Coaches: Mr. Schultz and Mr. Julum. gs J' 'NJ -ills Punch Bowl Orchestra A wonderful time was a comment of the couples who attended the Annual Senior Ball and danced to the music of Dick Soss and his Orchestra on Dec- ember 23. Carrying out the theme of White Christmas , the gym was decorated with many fir trees ladened with snow. A big tree in the center of the dancing area was decorated with ice cicles and blue bulbs, There were gifts under the tree. The theme was put on the east end of the gym surrounded by boughs and colored lights. The punch bowl was decorated with lights and angel hair with fir boughs. The red punch with dry ice made a very spectacular sight. Diana Rettkowski and Jill Sutton served this punch during the evening. Acting as hat and coat checks were Janet Hyde and Cheryll Litt. Snaps Ball Z7 Q 3' 3 3 a Q QQ? sf 5 i 9 ,s Q QQZNQ NN iff SA xx? 2 f Y T Silk? 'Qing ffl FQ i F aw X ff S A X U ART ET Magil Fredrich, Lorraine Carstensen, Lorretta Carstensen, Diane Williams MA .1 .. ' - . 2 ly - T ,. Kma- f A l ff- Y I 0 if i if 1 ' xA 1 l a Aj 24 a -- ,,..f 1 i ' I VI in - Penny Jones, Judy Flick, Diane Williams, Lois Scammon MA .10 Ii E T Tn s 7.1 3 ,ar 'T'ZT, f 3 K . z ' kg J T ,4 ' Qxk' fffffgei ,. I., Q , V' 'IV ' ,ste 5 .1 , e' sg 1 Avia ' ' wi, 'f M, 'I k lx ef' Z 1 1 f mQ 'w3 'N A f M'1 'b- ' sf' fd , ,, , L 2 wh -WS. I i A If xl, V'r 'ig i. X an --r - , I -in-s-.f.,..,w,-55, : 3 , , K - 44, , ' ' N - ,f H' di -Q ff , 14, ,f ,. L 'Tv J4 5 zlilnui .4 , Ex I, .1 1 fr- A .XR i g Q X 1 1 N i117-j W WW WWW 'J ififjfif ZW W , Zluwmri gif? EIR T GRADE SEATED: Sharon Adams, Sharon Wormurh, Darlene Rosenburg, Delores Rosenburg STANDING: Bruoe Harris, Chris Neilson, Sue Klein, Bob Blunk, Carol O'Nei1, Mary Kay White, Gary Bishop, Doug Dunham, Nancy Wlklen, Teacherg Mrs. Surprise. NOT PRESENT: Steve Sienknecht. Y..- X. 1...-..-.Qi.............-...... ,, . ff, -fl e..a.mw ual, 2 Q F ' -. , . V -'slr- ' 'Um' . e f f V. ' , T1 .'fb'f' E XSS- Sw r ,.., ' ' EEO E - GRADE SEATED: Gary Peterson, Marcie Dunham, chris wuken, Dwlghn Renknwsld STANDING: Eugene Scammon, Barbara Marcum, Susan Zimmerson, Don Jones, Vivian Johnson, Michael McAllister, Micky Anderson, Elanie Williams, Bob Tolonen, Krlstan Knapp, Becky Klein, Sandra Johnson, Marcia Hyde, Teacher: Mrs. Barry. 31 .-:radii wgtats, THIRD DRADD .J I SEATED: Peggy Nansen, Dick Douglas, Edyth Gibson, John Monson STANDING: Billie Adams, Noreen Harris, Ed Wormuth, Marcia Edwards, Bill Hughes, Gail Bishop, Linda Clausen, Sharon Campbell, Janette Scammon, Bill Tolonen, Janice Scammon, D an Sutton, Duffy Short, Rodney Portch, Wayne Gunderson, Sandra Harden, Jeanne Monson, Teacher: Miss Dickinson NOT PRESENT: Norma Kruger. FD RTD DRADD SEATED: Jack Sutton, Rex Kiner, Ralph Jones, Ricky Peterson, Beulah Flick STANDING: Jim Wilken, Joanne Sutton, Marilyn Buddrlus, Sharon Blunk, Diana Rettkowski, Helene Herdrick, Cheryl Harris, Lora Adams, Claude Bishop, Teacher: Mr. Hevly NOT PRESENT Marjorie Kruger. 32 FIFTH GRADE SEATED: Mary Lou Gunderson, Cheryl Douglas, Linda Buddrius, STANDING: Cheryl Goss, Howard Marcum, Carol Douglas, Patty Johnson, Jim Timm, Carol Litt, D'Anne Buddrlus, Dennis Williams, Lynn Klein, Steven Sutton Teacher, Mrs. Butler NOT PRESENT: Stanley Scammon, Bill Pendell. IXTH GRADE 4 SEATED: John Butler, Sally Sutton, Robin Parry, Carl Harris STANDING: Pat Edwards, Barbara Sienknecht, Cheryl Litt, Janet Hyde, Johnny Nansen, Kathleen Flick, Kaye Thomp son, Joan Albertson, Ronnie Rosenberg, Sheila Harris, Larry Peha, David Herdrlck, J anis Campbell, Dianna McAllister, Clyde Bishop, Teacher, Mr. Colbert. 33 J iw! 4 -'G 'J 1 ........4-1 SEATED: Gary Frenn, Judy Ramm, Paula Douglas, Ricky Flick, Kathleen Clausen, and Sandra Johnson STANDING: Tom Benson, Joy Johnson, Loyd Bishop, Pat Pendell, Penny Jones, Kenny Marcum, Julie Gunderson, Ken Bensen, Mike Sutton, Ken Tolonen, Barbara Klein, Jimmy Dixon, Donald Johnson, Ron Frenn and Melvin Herdnick. Advisor, Mr. Schultz. EVE 'l'll II EIGIITII GR DES ,A gi p GRADE SCHOOL A SQUAD BASKETBALL STANDING QLeft to Righty: Kenneth Tolonen, Gary Frenn, Donald Johnson, James Dixon, Mr. Julum, Ken neth Benson, Mike Sutton, Tommy Benson, Melvin Herdrich, Kenneth Marcum KNEELING: CLeft to Righty Lloyd Bishop, Pat Pendall, Ronnie Frexm. GRADE SCHOOL B SQUAD BASKETBALL STANDING fLeft to Righty: David Butler, Ronnie Rosenburg, Iohn Nansen, Mr. Iulum, Larry Peha, David Herdrich KNEELING fLeft to Righty: Carl Harris, Robin Parry. 36 I I E ,Lp ff' ,Lf- Q, advertisers xi 2fwfffQfM , I' fgff M ff yy!! , , ff 4 My jr' Z1 ,fd W7 M W Wglgf jj, MWQ , gif? W DZ if M!! Aff ff L W fb 7,10 I M! MW W ,ff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T956 BANK OF COMMERCE ALMIRA BRANCH NATIONAL ,Qi 1,Zf' ,',, ,Cf ,. 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The Omak High School dance band, under the direction of Myron Smith furnished the music. Adelia Benson, Junior Class President, crowned Gerald Scammon and Mary K. Portch King and Queen. JUNIUR SENIUR RANUUET The Junior Class held a banquet honoring the Seniors on April 20th before the Junior Prom. 5 sir! of sw 3 WWI Egg: J fI,l 6 H 'Nz Pr inc es s Lorretta l Lorretta Carstensen was chosen by the ASB to represent Almira at the Annual Wenatchee Apple Blos- sem Festival. The dates this year were May 3rd, 4th, and 5th. Lorretta did a swell job of put- ting Almira's best foot forward by attendin the Princess's Banquet and the Queen's Ball and also riding on the beautiful pink, white and silver float in the annual parade. The band participated in the parade on May 5th and many re- turning home very damp. ,gif 55- -Q . rm! , ..: E lllll e4 ' ' , ffj 2e11g.3 4 z!?',ifV 7,' J 0 Q C 0 . l Izizzzc' x v-- ' Yo.. hi Y' of H0 IIR Student Body President . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . 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