Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

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W Mywf WW M BWV my ww My Pp y X aw ' at ,fb + SW .1 ' as A ,vm W X5 pf 5 K 'lx lyif' QA. Qi ' F W . 'JJ , ' -diff X . i I x x 1 X SSS 555 lflf M Nj ,L J nfl? ' lull l,t'f'f if. 2 ' 444 .I U Cu! B wild! ll 2 E lla' ' PM 5 fill dl! yy! W L 7952 t fl X l ewid anal CZCWL jger oawia ana! Cfarg 3600! .Sivol'ane, Wllukingfon l W C7 2 P JE wsu. 4 EA? LvUf J'o x Ky 5'fW3K Q? -1 TENTH ANNUAL EUITIUN if Edited and Published hy Staff Members Erma the Year's Graduating Classes Advisers: LYDII-X GBUS, Art E1-XHL G. MILLER, Editorial and Business I 0 i ,, WWW J, WMM! 7Qe'QffLv ,U ol WV 1 uf .L ANNIVERSARY Lewis and Clark is now old enough to have a history and plenty of traflitions. Every now and then, it is the belief of the Tiger Staff, the student body, and teachers can well stop and recall some significant part of the past. Such recalling may help the school do better in the present. With this idea in mind, the Tiger Staff has con- sidered it fitting to recall an important event of forty years ago: the time when the Lewis and Clark student body first occupied its splendid new building. + l Page two Famous EX-President Made Speech at Cornerstone Laying Because the old South Central high school was destroyed by fire, the new Lewis and Clark high school came into being. It was built on the location of the old building at a cost of approximately .S500,000. Plans for the new building were drawn up by Architect E. E. Rand. The inside of the building somewhat resembled the old school, as the auditorium was centrally located in both. The stage in the old school, however, was at the north end and one could go directly to the stage from the office without having to go around. The name for the new school was decided on at a meeting held in the Oakes Cafe, a well-known Sprague Avenue restaurant. Many School Board officials thought the name South Central should be retained but others believed a name depicting the Northwest more appropriate. The name Lewis and Clark, suggested by Principal Henry M. Hart, met with immediate approval and was decided upon. April 8, 1911, was the date set for the laying of the cornerstone, which is located at the northwest corner of the building. Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt, wearing his characteristic mustache and glasses, gave the dedication speech. Other noted people attending the ceremony and shown in the picture are Principal Hart, Senator Miles Poindexter, Governor Marion Htl!!! H. B. Dewey, state superintendent of schools, Bruce M. VVatson, city superintendent of schools, Mayor W. VV. Hindley, and C. C. Dill, who at that time was deputy prosecuting attorney. Page three E 2 2 A 2 9' gs ww, A W sf V 4f 455 ia 'fe gi HENRY MELVIN HART Forty years ago Henry M. Hart was an exceedingly proud principal, for it was in the spring of 1912 that the new Lewis and Clark High School first opened its doors. During the week of April 1-8, School Board mem- bers, teachers, and .students kept open house for the citizens of Spokane in connection with the dedicatory exercises of our splen- did new building. In june, 1910, the old South Central burned and from the ashes of it had arisen a new and HENRY MELWN HART larger building. It was Principal Hart who gave the name, Lewis and Clark, to the new school, in memory of the two famous explorers who led an expe- dition through this region in 1804. It has proved to be a distinctive name. Every department was outfitted to offer the finest opportunity ever presented to a Spokane high school student. The new auditorium provided for over 1500 seats and a large concert grand piano was purchased at a cost of 31650. On the first day of school in the new building-April 8, 1912-a national rec- ord was set. The student body, by working together with the teachers, carried out the whole process of enrollment in exactly 20 minutes. Huge bulletins gave the name of every student, his session room number, and the number of his locker. By 9 o'clock every student was in his proper room and seat. It was considered a remarkable begin- ning for this great new institution. Some of the ideals of the new school were expressed as follows in a Lewis and Clark journal editorial dated May, 1912: A century ago, Lewis and Clark, in their famous expedition, laid the foundation of our claim to the great Northwest, which was to become the home of a freer, simpler democracy. And today the great institution that has been named for them can con- tinue in the destiny which they were opening up. This school can frown on cheapness and snobbery and uphold the equality of the individual. It can reflect the aims and ideals of its builders. It can preserve the atmosphere of the Wes't and the spirit of Spokane. It can stand always for the things that are rightf, Pu ye six ARRAHAM LINCOLN PARKER Today-forty year.s after the building was compieted-there sits in the principalis chair, Abra- ham Lincoln Parker. Appointed vice principal by Henry M. Hart in 1928, Mr. Parker became prin- cipal on july I, 1942. The building has been al- tered considerably since it was first occupied in 1912. One of the largest organs in the area was installed in the auditorium in 1923. It is a four- manual Austin instrument with the pipes arranged on both sides . of the Stage. ABRAHAM LINCOLN PARKER In the fall of 1947 the audi- torium was reconstructed and now resembles the most modern theater in design. The stage area was enlarged and the lighting modernized. Ticket booths were built in front and a public addres.s system installed. The boys, gym, after a minor fire in 1932, was remodeled and a better gallery was built without the running track. Later the wornout metal lockers were replaced with new wire baskets and a large fan was installed to circulate the air and improve .sanitary conditions. During the .spring of 1949, a new fluorescent lighting sy.stem was installed throughout the building. The lights consist of long tubes extending from the front to the rear of the rooms and are covered with perforated metal grills which resemble Kegg cratesf, In 1950 a modern darkroom was built adjacent to room 330 for use by the pho- tography classes. The main room is used for developing pictures and the two smaller rooms for loading cameras. Masonite cabinets and a double shelf encircling the main room were installed. In 1949-59, the Home Economics department was completely remodeled. The 1ate.st equipment was installed in the kitchen and the dining room was redecorated and furnished with the latest styles. 1n the spring of 1951, new trophy cases were built on each side of the auditorium. The new glassed-in cases are of modern design. The Industrial Arts department was the last place where improvements were made. In 1951 the partition between two rooms was removed and the new room completely revamped. Pa ge seven WILLIAM W. TAYLUH In 1912, a familiar figure around the school was john L. Dunn, vice principal and head of the Mathematics department. A small, plump, hald gentleman with glasses, he was sometimes called ajerryv hy the boys, a name he greatly disliked. William VV. Taylor, our present vice principal, has held this position for 10 years. He has acquired some gray hair from making and changing programs, and worrying over the conduct of certain boys, but nevertheless through all of this has kept his genial disposition. MISS BEHNAUINE MCIILINEY Forty years ago, there was no counterpart to Miss Bernadine M cC lincy, our girls, adviser, according to the records. Why, we can only guess. Perhaps the two hundred and some girls were so well behaved, they did not need an adviser. Miss M cClincy returned this year, after a year,s leave of ahsence, during which she attended Columhia university, where she received her Master of Arts degree in Guidance and Personnel Administration. Page eight C. WILLIAM ANDERSON BLANCHE SMITH CHARLES E. CANUP Social Sfualies Mafliemaiics Science FLORENCE B. WAOER H. P. ALDRICH FRANCES VECCHIO English Mallwemaiics English, Foreign Language GERALD MECKLESON MIRIAM MORGAN C. OLIVER FULLER Inalusfrial Arts Fine Aris Music Head Page nine 'nqp,,... BERNICE BRUTON L. G. MINARD RACHEL RENN Head Librarian Science Heacl Assistant Librarian GENE ARGER ARTHUR FREY C. D. BABCOCK Science Social Studies English, Boys' Advise: MAX F. SCHOENING lVlARGUERl'l'lf CROSS VV. B. GRAHAM Social Studies Foreign Languages Social Studies Page len EDITH H. COLLINS DONALD E. FOVVLER GRACE BARTLETT Study Hall Commercial English, Foreign Language PHILIP M. BAIRD LOUIS S. LIVINGSTON ERNEST E. MCELVAIN Commercial, English Social Studies English JENNIFER M. EAGLES ELMER A. ORCUTT CHRISTINA CLAUSSEN Social Studies Commercial Mathematics Exchange Teacher from England P11476 I E. L. HUNTER MARIAN PETTIS ALCNZO WOOLARD Heod, Boys' Pliysicol Educoiion English Heod Commercial GRACIA WHITE CLARENCE MILLER ELIZABETH BAE-COCK Home Economics Hecicl Science Emglislw l Pagc' lwvlue LOIS KNOX E. W. TOEVS FRED KRAMLICH English Lcmguoges, Social Studies Mofhemoiics Heod LYDlA OOOS H. D. THOMPSON R. G. FERRER Fine Arts Head Social Studies Foreign Language Head ... qw Nl' CW -G '!9 X 5 ii ix ' F, D K .7 1 2 1 ' '1 'Quill NORMAN PERRINO MRS. CHARLOTTE JONES CHARLES E. BATEN Senior Class Adviser Physical Education Commercial Head Social Studies R. C. ANDERSON PAUL FOSSO H. M, LOUDERBACK Science Music Science Page thirluvn I ARTHUR O. WALTHER LILLIAN CHARBONNEAU EUGENE G. SIVERTSON English Foreign Language Mathematics BERNADETTE PROULX DAN S. WHITMAN LOUISE BRUNING Mathematics Social Studies Head English ROBERT L. BARTLETT CARRIE LAKE WILLIAM J. DUNLOP Industrial Arts Home Economics Industrial Arts Head s y , Page fourlvm ,, N, I I f ' X 4 . 73224 I. , , m.....w ANN CUNNINGHAIVI CARL G. MILLER VIRGINIA DANKE Commercial, Home Economics English, Journalism Heod, Girls' Physical Edu i 1 S8 M fg- X1 XXX ,L F 5' I ' ' ' RUTH ANDERSON HAROLD V. JONES AVERILL E. EQUIS Siudy I-loll Boys' Plwysicol Educeilioii English, Home Economics jam A7 A555 fan f5 IVIABEL SVVANSON HELEN HUNEKE NORIVIA MCQUOWN Afferidomce Clerk Secrelory Bookroom Clerk llllclt' fl!! iz Page sixteen Presidents et Student Urqenizetinns Era! egzmeafer Boys' Federation Associoted Student Body Girls' Federotion GENE GADAU MIKE KALEZ SUE THOMPSON 86011 .SZl'l'L8:5f8l Boys' Federotion Associoted Student Body Girls' Federotion GORDON RUEHL LEE DEDVORE SUE GALLAND Solutotorion June GORDON VICHERT DARLENE HAMMER ROGER STRAWICK JEAN STOBIE Valedicforian Salufarorian Boy Athlete Friendly Senior Girl January Bausch and Lomb Science Award Janua ry Uwfjfmbng Qfmfwfed GARD HAYS ROBERT SNIDER BARBARA DEVINE MARY OTNESS Math Fine Arts Journalism Foreign Language Page seventeen ,, fr-I iff I LORA LEE WOLFE JEANNE PIERSON JACK ROVVE DORIS FALLQUIST Winter Cornivol Queen Vocalist Insfrumenfolisf Football Queen 0b1,f5LL61,l'L6bl'Lg QQJMGEQJ CHUCK CI-IESNUT IRENE FAIRE BOB MORRIS MARILYN DAVENPORT English Girl Afhlete Voledictorion Home Economics Aword June Page eighteen iger jay MARILYN MEILS DARLENE HAMMER KAYE OSBORNE January Album Editor, First Semester Second Semester Second Semester Man- Managing Editor, Business Manager aging Editor, Circulation Circulation JOANNE BARTA GORDON VICHERT JANET MURRAY Activities Editor, First Semester Assistant Editor, Circulation Business Manager Circulation JEANNIE MORRIS CAROL ROUSE PAT CAUDILL January-June Art Editor, Classes Editor, Album Editor, Circulation June Album Editor, Circulation Circulation Page nineteen iger .Sita X BARBARA STUART JACOUIE LUSHER DAVE JOI-IANSON CAROL CHRISTIAN Sports Editor, Advertising, Photography, Classes Editor, Circulation Circulation Circulation Activities Editor, Circulation CAROL BARNES DICK VAN OELDER JANET LUFT Advertising, Photography, Sports Assistant Circulation Layouts, Circulation MARY LOU SEXTON Advertising Manager, Circulation 'rw DIANE CANNON DOLORES BOONE DAYLE NELSON SYLLVIA HAGEN Top Circulation Assistant Editor Circulation Layouts, Assistant Editor, Circulation Page twenty i All the teachers seemed to be having a good time at the big faculty dinner September l8. Top left: Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Kramlich, Mrs. McElvain, Mrs. Perring, Mrs. Frey. Top right: Miss Wager, Miss Smith, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Babcock. Center left: Miss Wager, Mrs. Vecchio, Mr. Whitman. Center right: Miss Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Frey, Mrs. Sivertson. Bottom left: Mr. Walther, Mr. Schoening, Miss- Pettis. Bottom right: Mrs. Bill Anderson, Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Mrs. Collins, Miss Goos, Mr. Dunlop. The ship in the bottom right picture was made by Bob Snider. Page twenty-one C W N f + r ' . M W 4, s P712 twenty-four FUHTY YEARS ABU Numbering 86, the june class of 1912 had the honor of being the first to gradu- ate from the new Lewis and Clark. Presi- dent was Myron Moreland. The speakers at commencement were selected in dif- ferent ways: two appointed by the prin- cipal, two elected by the class, and two through high scholarship. c'Sweet Gene- oieoen was the graduating play, the first to be given in the auditorium. As its graduation memorial, the class made a present of 25 imported French carbon re- mductions of great pieces of architecture and painting. Thus one of our corridors became known as Cathedral corridorn be- cause the pictures of the famous cathedrals of the world were hung there. ALLEN BERGIN GORDON VICHERT President Vice President 6lfl'LlfL6U 7 Cfafifj 7 952 GARD HAYS SUSAN GILES DALE BRANDT Secretory Treasurer Fifth Executive Page twenty-five ALEX, GEORGE CHRIS Lincoln Social Studies Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir W.S.C. ALLEN, PHYLLIS JEANNE Franklin Fine Arts, Social Studies A.S.B. Dance Committee, Corridor Control, Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Outdoor Club, Bowling, Journal Representative, Library Representative, Home Room Vice President, Secretary Whitman ANDERSON, HAZEL LOUISE Libby Commercial F.H.A., Western Dancing K.B.U, BABCOCK, SANDRA VIVIAN Roosevelt Fine Arts, Social Studies Outdoor Club, 9A Class Party, Ti'Girls, G.F. Con., Big Sister, Corridor Control, Golf, Letterman, Journal Staff, G.F. Council U. of Idaho BACKSTROM, BARBARA LEE Libby Fine Arts F.H.A., Dancing, Bowling K.B.U. BERGIN, ALLEN ERIC Grant Mathematics, Science Senate, President, Forum, President, Junior Toastmasters, President, Vice President, Tri-Sci., B.F. Council, A.SiB. Council, Journal Representative Con Control, Co-Chairman, I2B Vice President, I2A President, Student Court Judge, IIA Friendliest Boy, All Home Room Offices Reed College BERNHAM, JOHN ALBERT Grant Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies Home Room President, Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Business Manager, Track, Cross-country, Journal Staff, Sports Editor, A.S.B. Council O.S.C. BJORDAL, WALTER ARTHUR Lincoln Science Junior Toastmasters, Tri-Sci., Football, 2 Years, Dramatics, IOA, IIB, IIA, I2B Sergeant-at-Arms W.S,C. BRANDLEY, ROBERT EUGENE Grant Social Studies Basketball, Dramatics, 9B Vice President BRANDT, ALAN DALE Wilson Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Junior Toastmasters, Secretory, Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms, Fifth Executive, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Alternate, Orchestra, Band, 3 Year Letterman, Ensemble, Choir, May Day Committee, IIA Vice President, I 2A Fifth Executive U. of Idaho CLARK, EARL GUSTIN Grant Social Studies, Science Lettermen's Club, B.F. Council, Football Manager, 3 Years, Corridor Control COLEMAN, PATRICIA MARGARET Holy Names Academy Commercial, Social Studies Book Room Clerk, Corridor Control, Big Sister, IOA Secretary, G.F. Council, Journal Representative U. of California CRAKES, JOE PAT Victorville High, California Mathematics At Victorville, Football, 2 Years, Basketball, 2 Years, Field and Track U. S. Military Academy CROSBY, STANLEY LAWRENCE Libby Science B.F. Council, Band, Home Room Vice President Gonzaga DANDREA, PAULINE CAROLINE Libby Home Economics Ti,GirIs, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary, Historian-Reporter Oregon School of Art DYE, MARY JOLENE Havermale Commercial Red Cross Representative, Journal Representative, Thespian, Treasurer, Ti-Girls, Drillmaster, Corridor Control, Big Sister, Girl's Glee Club, Cheerleader, G,F. Council Comptometer School FLOYD, JEANETTE RUTH Irving Commercial Ti-Girls, G.F. Council GADAU, EUGENE LA SALLE Wilson Science Varsity, Football, Basketball, Con Control, A.S.B. Council, All Home Room Offices, B.F. President, Lettermen's Club, Vice President W.S.C. GILES, SUSAN JANE Grant Social Studies, Fine Arts Swimming, Tennis, Bowling, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, I2A Class Treasurer Miami University GRANDINETTI, CARL HENRY Libby Music B.F. Council, Band, Hungry Five, Corridor Control, IQB Class Treasurer, Home Room President, Treasurer Gonzaga HAMMER, DARLENE JOAN Hutton Foreign Languages IQA Class Honors, D.U.K., Classical Club, Quill and Scroll Ti-Girls, Camera Club, Swimming, Golf, Bowling, Home Room President, Secretary, Red Cross Re-presentative, Managing Editor, Tiger, G.F. Council, Big Sister, G.F. Con., IZA Program Committee U. of W. HAYS, GLEN GARD Wilson Mathematics, Science, Foreign Languages D.U.K., B.F. Council, I2A Class Secretary, A.S.B. Council California Institute of Technology HILL, PHYLLIS CAROL Irving Commercial A Cappella Choir, Boolcroom Tacoma General School of Nursing HOOVER, ROBERT RAY Yakima High School Social Studies Football, Baseball E.W.C.E. LARABEE, CHARLES FRANKLIN Cheyenne High School Cheyenne, Wyoming Social Studies Boys' Glee Club, Secretary U.S.C. LARSEN, ALBERTA ANNE Roosevelt High School Seattle, Washington Social Studies Book Club, Debate Club, At Roosevelt, Thespian, S.A.A. President, Debate Club, All-State Athletic Meet, 2nd Place-U. of W. Oral Interpretation Contest Gonzaga LEIGH, HARLEY N. Libby Mathematics Home Room Secretary, Fifth Executive Gonzaga LeMAR, GERALDINE ANNA Irving Commercial, Social Studies Horizon, Ti-Girls, Maiorettes, A.S.B. Council, Girls' Glee Club, Indian Captive , Home Room President, Secretary U.C.L.A. LLOYD, DOUGLAS DEAN Libby Mathematics, Science Football, B.F. Council, Corridor Control U. of Utah LOPEZ, RACHEL LAVALA Ball High School Galveston, Texas Social Studies, Commercial Big Sister K.B.U. MATLOCK, IVA NORMA Moran Home Economics Big Sister K.B.U. McCAUGHAN, JAMES LYLE Roosevelt Science Outdoor Club, Lettermen's Club, Football, 2 Year Letterman, Track, Swimming, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, IOA Sergeant-at-Arms U. of Montana McKIE, CLAIR MARVYN Lincoln Social Studies Swimming, Pacific Northwest Swim Meet, Washington High School Meet E.W.C.E. McLAUGHLIN, ROGER DEAN Irving Industrial Arts Track, Ensemble, Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms, Boys' Glee Club, Vice President U.S.C. MERKEL, DOLORES MAE Wilson Commercial, Home Economics Horizon, Tennis, Badminton, Big Sister K.B.U. MONTAYN E, JAN ET NORENE Havermale Commercial Bowling, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister K.B.U. MUELLER, DALTON LAWRENCE Whittier Industrial Arts, Social Studies Frosh Football, Band U. of Idaho NELSON, RICHARD HAROLD Irving Social Studies Home Room Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Treasurer, Fifth Executive, Basketball, Baseball, Con Control, Proctor, Journal Representative, Senate Club, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council U. of Berlin PENNING, REED Roosevelt Social Studies Outdoor Club, Senate Club, Track, Cross Country, Badminton, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Paddle Squad, Con Control, Corridor Control, Taming of the Shrew , All Home Room Offices W.S.C. PERRAS, LEO W. Hutton Mathematics Lettermen's Club, Senate Club, Track, Student Court Judge, IQA Program Chairman, Baseball, Dramatics, B.F. Council U. of W. PETERS, GEORGE HENRY, JR. Lind High School Mathematics At Lind High: Baseball, Basketball, B.F. Council W.S.C. ROGERS, MARY MARTHA Grant Commercial Orchestra, G.F. Council, Big Sister E.W.C.E. ROUSE, CAROL LEE Wilson Fine Arts, Commercial Fine Arts Club, President, Treasurer, Tennis, Badminton, 2 Year Letterman, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Tiger Staff, Art Editor, Red Cross Representative, IQA Dinner Committee, Senior A Class Colors U. of W. SEEHORN, PEGGY LOU Franklin Commercial Swimming, Badminton, Tennis, Baseball, Volleyball, Red Cross Reoresentative, G.E. Council Big Sister Cornptometer School SMESTAD, NORMA VERREEN Grant Commercial Swimming, G.E. Council, Big Sister, Red Cross Representative, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, I2A Prom Committee K.B.U. SMITH, PATRICIA ANN Libby Commercial Orchestra, Band, Ensemble, Big Sister iN.S.C. SNIDER, ROBERT Irving Mathematics, Fine Arts, Science Fine Arts Club U. of Cincinnati STEWART, JOANNE SANDRA Broadwater High Townsend, Montana Commercial At Broadwater High: Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, Old Baldy Staff, F.H.A. Vice President, Maiorette, Chorus, Photography Club, Treasurer Mayo Clinic , I I I, ,.. .,.. 153. . :-.,.1, 1 'fi ':2:' ., --,, ' . N241 ss ' TOLLETT, DOROTHY MAE Libby Home Economics Retailing, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council TUFTO, RUTH ANN MARIE Irving Social Studies, Commercial Thespian, Ti-Girls, Maiorette, Glee Club, Book Room Tacoma General School of Nursing VAILS, CLIFFORD RAY Irving Mathematics, Industrial Arts Camera Club, B Squad Football, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, Wizard of Oz U. of Idaho VICHERT, GORDON STEWART King Edward High Vancouver, B. C. Social Studies, Science, Foreign Languages Tiger Business Manager, Home Room Offices, Forum Club, Papyrus, President, Toastmasters, President, Journal Managing Editor, Student Court Judge, Junior Press Club, Senate, A.S.B. Council, Quill and Scroll, Spelling Champion, U. N. Contest Winner, IQA Vice President Reed College WILDEY, RONALD LEE Wilson Science, Social Studies Entre Nous, Band, Orchestra, Home Room Offices, I2A Prom Chairman W.S.C. ZERBACK, ARTHUR CHARLES Irving Social Studies Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms U. of W. Page twenty nine MIKE DAVIS ARLA DANIEL President Vice President June CKHA5 1952 MARLENE CLEM BILL PARKER DONNA GRIFFITH Secretory Treosurer Sgt.-oi-Arms Page thirty ADAIR, LOIS GAYLE Franklin Social Studies Camera Club, Historian, Golf Team, Bowling, G,F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Journal Representative U. of Idaho ADAMS, RALPH EMERSON Parowan Junior High Social Studies D.U.K., Orchestra, Band, B.F. Council U. of Idaho ALLESON, JANET Maryclitl Social Studies Red Cross Representative, Journal Representative Pacific Lutheran AMUNDSON, CLAIRE Grant Social Studies Usherettes, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ti-Girls, Tri-Sci, F.H,A., Journal Exchange Editor, G.F. Council, Journal Representative, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary, Vice President, Assistant Business Manager, Library Representative, IIB Council Representative, IIA Con Committee ANDERSON, JAMES WARREN Wilson Science, Social Studies D.U.K., Sergeant-at-Arms, Frosh Football, Dramatics, Home Room President, Sergeant-at Arms, Business Manager W.S.C. ANDERSON, JANE CHRISTIE Hutton Foreign Languages Classical Club, Entre Nous, Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Golf Team, Bowling, Journal Representative, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Treasurer, Big Sister, 9B Constitution Committee, Corridor Control, IOB Class Treasurer Colorado College ARMFIELD, CAROLYN MAE Irving Social Studies, Home Economics F.H.A., G.F. Council, Big Sister Cottey College - fy. Ms... I ,'r'T'f wif s f . ASHLEY, FRED PETER Grant Social Studies A.S.B. Council, B.F, Council, Corridor Control, Con Committee Chairman, Home Room President, Vice President, Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms W.S.C. ASLIN, ADRIENNE JEAN North Central Social Studies Journal Representative, A.S.B. Council, IOA Class Friendliest Girl, IIB Lilac Princess ATKINSON, GEORGE LLOYD Roosevelt Mathematics Freshman Baseball, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, B.F. Nominating Committee, Home Room President, Vice President, Business Manager BARKULOO, SALLY Adams Social Studies, Home Economics Thespian, Starlighters, Corridor Control, 3rd Place in the City Tuberculosis Contest, 9A Con, IOA Con, IIB Con W.S.C. BARLOW, ANNA MAE Grant Commercial Journal Representative Brigham Young University BARNES, CAROL Irving Social Studies Three C's, Journal Business Manager, Tiger Staff, Advertising, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister W.S.C. BARTA, JOANN Libby Commercial, Social Studies Starlighters, Three C's, President, Treasurer, Quill and Scroll, Badminton, Tennis, Tiger Staff, A.S.B. Council, A Cappella Choir, Business Manager, Corridor Control, All Home Room Offices, IIA Con Committee, 12A Nominating Committee Whitworth BARTELS, DAVID LESLIE Central Valley Social Studies Band, B.F. Council BEAR, ROBERT EARL Fanklin Music Orchestra, Band, Ensemble U. of W. EECKEMEIER, PAULA YVONNE Franklin Science Camera Club, Tri-Sci, Classical Club, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room Vice President, Secretary, 9B Party Committee, 9B Con, IOA Con BENNETT, LORNA ROSE Franklin Commercial G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister U. ot VV. BENNETT, MAXINE ELAINE Jefferson Mathematics Math Club, Vice President, Historian, Reporter, Tri-Sci, Secretary, 5th Executive, D.U.K., Secretary, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister, Frosh Party Committee, Home Room President, Sergeant-ah Arms, Journal Representative, Maiorette Sacred Heart School of Nursing BERG, CARL GUSTAUR Northwest Christian High School Science Math Club, Band, Ensemble W.S.C. BERG, RONALD GILBERT Regal Science, Social Studies Advanced Choir, Corridor Control, llA Con, Home Room Vice President, Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms, D.U.K., Rifle Club, Track, B.F. Council W.S.C. BERGLAND, ANITA MARIE Adams Commercial Orchestra, 9B, IOB, llB Con K.B.U. BESGROVE, ANITA HELEN Garden Springs Commercial Corridor Control, Library Representative, Health Room Attendant K.B.U. BETTS, BARBARA ELEANOR Coeur d'Alene Junior High Art, Social Studies Three C's, Entre Nous, Fine Arts Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Tennis, Badminton, Corridor Control, G.F. Council, Big Sister, A.S.B. Art Committee U. ot Idaho BIRNBAUMS, ANDREJS Latvian High School, Wureburg, Germany Mathematics, Science Home Room President, Sergeant- at-Arms W.S.C. BLACK, MARILYN LOUISE Marcus Whitman Commercial Forum Club, Starlighters Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms, Three C's, Corridor Control, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Choir, Girls' Glee Club, F.H.A. Whitworth BLACKWELL, PATSY DIANE Havermale Social Studies Thespion, Entre Nous, Forum Club, Choir Accompanist, A.S.B. Council, Secretary, G.F. Council, Treasurer, Home Room, President, Secretary, Treasurer, Big Sister U. ot W. BOCK, BETTY JAYNE Hutton Science Usherettes, Vice President, Classical Club, Golf Team, Bowling Team, Proctor, Big Sister, IOB Con, Home Room Offices, Journal Representative, lOB Class Representative U. of W. BOONE, DOLORES D. Roseburg Senior High, Roseburg, Ore. Commercial Roseburg, IQA Class Con Committee, Christmas Ball Committee, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' League, F.H.A., May Fete, Archery. L.C,: Tiger Staff, G.F. Council U. of Idaho BOUCHEE, RODNEY Libby Social Studies, Science BOWERS, JOHN SCOTT Gonzaga Mathematics W.S.C. BOYD, DENIECE Grant Home Economics, Social Studies Home Room Secretary, Business Manager, Journal Representative BRADEN, JACKIE FAYE Libby Commercial French Club Social Chairman, Band, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister K.B.U. BRAINARD, ELIZABETH JEAN Jefferson History, Commercial, Art Usherettes, Cheerleader, Tennis, Badminton, Swimming, Big Sister, Ti-Girls, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control U. of W. BRIGHT JR., JOHN WILLIAM Jefferson Mathematics, Social Studies Classical Club President, Journal Staff, Corridor Control, Band, Journal Representative U. of W. BROWN, BARBARA ANN Champaign Senior High, Champaign, Ill. Science, Social Studies U. of Illinois BROWN, ELEANOR BURROUGHS Wilson Social Studies, Commercial Starlighters, Book Club, F.H.A. Historian, Choir, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Journal Representative, IOB Lilac Princess, IIB Trophy Queen, G.F. Treasurer, Vice President, Ti-Girls, Flagtwirler, G.F. Tri- State Secretary W.S.C. BRUCE, BEVERLY LOU Roosevelt Art French Club, Thespian, Home Room President, Vice President, G.F. Con twice, 9A, IOB, IOA, IIA Talent Cons, Thespian Con, A.S.B. Talent Con Cornish BRUFF, DEWAIN H. Washington Science Tri-Sci President, Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Program Chairman, A.S.B. Council, A.S.B. Dance Committee, Home Room Vice President, Camera Club U. of Montana BUCKHOLZ, DIANNE ELIZABETH Grant Commercial, Home Economics Girls' Glee Club, Big Sister, IOB Class Representative, G.F. Council Deaconess School of Nursing BURKEY, JOETTA MAE Anaconda Senior High, Anaconda, Mont. Commercial A.S.B. Council Central Bible Institute, Springfield, Mo. BURNER, JACK Libby Social Studies IIA Class Sergeant-atAArms, Home Room President, Vice President U. of Idaho CANNON, JEAN DIANE Hutton Social Studies Math Club Treasurer, Secretary, Tri-Sci, Junior Press Club, Journal Staff, Tiger Staff, IIA Con Committee, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Band, Corridor Control, Big Sister, G.F. Carnival Committee, Home Room President, Secretary, Treasurer W.S.C. CARLISLE, MARY LOU Havermale Commercial Retailing Club, G.F. Council, IIA Con, Home Room Treasurer, Big Sister Miami University CARLSON, JOANN LU Jefferson Fine Arts Thespian, Junior Press Club, Ti-Girls, Usherettes Sergeant-ot- Arms, Treasurer, Cheerleader, 9A Lilac Lark Princess, Corridor Control, Journal Advertising Manager, Journal Representative, Home Room Secretary, Business Manager, IOB, IOA Class Sergeant-at-Arms U. of W. CARTER, PATRICIA ANN Libby Commercial Corridor Control, Home Room President, Vice President, Study Hall Roll Checker CASH, LOIS PATRICIA Libby Social Studies Corridor Control, G.F. Council, Home Room Secretary, Vice President, Big Sister Whitworth CAUDILL, PATRICIA ARLENE Grant Music, Social Studies Ti-Girls, Tiger Staff, Classes Editor, June Album Editor, Circulation, Orchestra H949- I95IJ, Junior Symphony, Librarian, Quartet, Dance Band U. of W. CHAPMAN, LILLIAN JEAN Ontario High, Ontario, Ore. Science, Social Studies Journal Representative E.W.C.E. CHESNUT, CHARLES LOUIS Woodrow Wilson, Washington, D. C. Social Studies, Foreign Languages Adelante, Papyrus Treasurer, President, Book Club, Senate Judge, Journal Editor, Quill and Scroll Vice President, Choir, Junior Press Club, llA,l2B,I2A Class Representative, Hall Proctor Captain, First Place Fire Essay Contest Stanford CHRISTIAN, CAROL LESLIE Holy Names Academy Social Studies, Foreign Languages Usherettes Vice President, Glee Club, Tiger Staff, Home Room Offices, Tennis, Badminton, Letterman U. of W. CLACK, DAVID ARTHUR Hutton Mathematics, Social Studies Math Club, Science Club, Book Club, Con, Corridor Control, Skiing, Football, Track Stanford CLEM, MARLENE DONNA Libby Social Studies, Commercial Usherettes President, Three C's Vice President, Secretary, Badminton, Tennis, Journal Managing Editor, Con Control, IOA Class Secretary, Lilac Lark Princess, Home Room President Treasurer VVhitworth COLEMAN, JOAN MARGARET Glen Burnie High, Glen Burnie, Md. Social Studies, Music E.W.C.E. COLEMAN, SALLY ANN Grant Home Economics, Social Studies A,S.B, Council, Home Room Vice President, Treasurer, Big Sister, l2A Nominating Committee Gonzaga COLVIN, RAYMOND DOUGLAS Irving Social Studies, Commercial Tri'Sci, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Choir, Journal Representative U. of Idaho COON, MARY KATHERINE Roosevelt Social Studies Ti-Girls, Journal Staff, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Girls' Glee Club, Big Sister, Quill and Scroll, Home Room Business Manager, IIA Con Committee VV.S.C. CORNELL, BARBARA ANN Irving Social Studies, Commercial Choir, G.F. Council, IIA Con, Girls Glee Club, Journal Representative, Big Sister K.B.U. CRANEY, JAMES EDMUND Glenrose Social Studies, Science VV.S,C. CROWTHER, KRISS JACKSON Jefferson Social Studies Reed Hi-Y, Youth and Government, Debate, A.S.B. Council, Boys' Glee Club, Public Address System Operator, Locker Patrol CROY, BETTY FRANCES Lincoln Social Studies, Foreign Language D.U.K., F.H.A., G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Girls' Glee Club, Intermediate Choir, Home Room President, Vice President, Treasurer, 9B Constitution Committee, Big Sister, Journal Representative Gonzaga DAGGETT, STEPH EN RICHARD Hutton Social Studies Entre Nous, Book Club, Track U. of W. DAILEY, DEAN ELROY Garden Springs Industrial Arts Golf, Frosh B Squad Baseball, Golf Letterman, Corridor Control, B.F. Council DANIEL, ARLA ELIZABETH Hutton Social Studies, Foreign Languages Ti-Girls Secretary, Adelante President, Vice President, Quill and Scroll President, Journal Staff, Student Court Judge, Corridor Control, G.F. Council, Tennis, Badminton, IIB Class Treasurer, All Home Room Offices, Big Sister Whitman DAVENPORT, MARILYN HILDA Libby Home Economics, Commercial Usherettes, Ti-Girl Treasurer, A.S.B. Secretary, Corridor Control, Football Princess, Trophy Princess, Home Room President, Big Sister, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Council DAVIDSON, GERALDINE MARIE Saint Augustine Home Economics, Social Studies DAVIS, GRETA MAY Oilment High School Commercial, Science lOilmenti 4-H Club, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Basketball, Baseball, Band, Class Secretary, Treasurer, Dramatics U. of Montana DAVIS, JOANNA PAULINE National Cathedral, Washington, D. C. Social Studies lNational Cathedrall Discus Staff, History Club, Golds, Dance Committee, Tennis Club, lL.C.J Home Room Secretary DAVIS, RITA MARIE lsummer Irving school, Social Studies, Home Economics Horizon Club, Three C's, Journal Representative, Red Cross Representative DAVIS, ROGER STANLEY Central Valley Science Dance Committee, Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms, B.F. Council, Baseball, Frosh Basketball U, of Idaho DAVIS, MICHAEL WILLIAM Jefferson Social Studies, Foreign Languages Papyrus, Senate Club, Junior Toastmasters, All Home Room Offices, I2A Class President, Locker Committee, A.S.B. Council, B,F. Council, Journal Representative, Con Committee, IQB Nominating Committee Gonzaga DENNIS, PATRICIA LOUISE Irving Fine Arts, Social Studies Fine Arts Club Vice President, G.F. Council, IIA Secretary, Home Room Treasurer, Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms DEVANE, THOMAS EUGEN E Irving Social Studies, Industrial Arts Frosh Football, Basketball, Home Room Business Manager, Proctor, Proiectionist DEVINE, BARBARA Roosevelt Social Studies Book Club, Tri-Sci, Quill and Scroll Secretary, Junior Press Club, Golf 2-Year Letterman, Big Sister, All Home Room Offices, Corridor Control, G.F. Council, Journal Associate Editor, Choir, 9B, IOB, IIA Con Committee W.S.C. DeVORE, EMILE MARGARET Hutton Social Studies Adelante President, Usherettes, Starlighters, Choir, Ti-Girls Sergeant-at-Arms, President, Golf, Bowling, Journal Associate Editor, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Bailiff, Student Court, IIB Vice President, Home Room Offices, Quill and Scroll, Junior Press Club, A.S.B. President Stanford DIBBLEE, ALFRED RALSTON Roosevelt Science, Social Studies A.S.B. Council, Football 2 Year Letterman, Track, Badminton, Manager for All State Football I95I, Escort for Goal Post Gallop VV.S.C. DINEEN, CLIFFORD DALE Washington Grade School, Seattle Mathematics, Science Tri-Sci Program Chairman, Camera Club, Photographic Assistant W.S.C. DITEMAN, ROY R. Garden Springs Social Studies DOWNEY, KATHRYN Holy Names Academy Foreign Languages, Social Studies Thespian, Usherettes, Choir President, Adelante, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Ensemble, Choir, Girls' Glee Club Accompanist, Home Room President, Treasurer W.S.C. DRISKELL, CLAUDETTE MYRTLE Libby Commercial, Home Economics, Social Studies Retailing Club, Red Cross, IIA Class Representative, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control DULLANTY, CAROL ANN Wilson Foreign Languages, Social Studies Outdoor Club Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms, Book Club, Thespian, Ti-Girls, Quill and Scroll, Classical Club, Journal Staff, Journal Representative, Big Sister, IOB Council, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President, Red Cross Representative W.S.C. EDDY, RUTH ANN Roosevelt Social Studies Adelante Treasurer, Book Club, Ti-Girls, Cheerleader, Starlighters, Usherettes, Outdoor Club, Ski Club, G.F. Sergeant-at, Arms, Historian, All Home Room Offices, Big Sister, Bailiff, Judge of Student Court, Journal, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control W,S.C. EGAN, MARJORIE RUTH Wilson Social Studies, Art Ti-Girls, Corridor Control, ' Journal Representative, Red Cross Representative, Big Sister, IIA Con Committee, Winter Carnival Committee U. of Idaho ELFRING, JEAN DARLENE North Central Social Studies, Commercial Retailing Club, IIA Con Committee, Big Sister, Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms E.W.C.E. EMERY, ADRIAN CYRIL Tucson Senior High School Mathematics U. of Arizona ERICKSON, BARBARA Irving Social Studies, Home Economics G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary Pacific Lutheran College ERICKSEN, KEITH Libby Science B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room Secretary, Proiectionist W.S.C. FAIRE, IRENE MARIE Grant Commercial Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Bowling 4-Year Letterman, Journal Representative, Home Room Secretary K.B.U. FALLQUIST, DORIS ANN Franklin Social Studies, Foreign Languages, Science Classical Club President, Thespian President, Secretary, Starlighters President, Tri-Sci, Ti-Girls Sergeant-at-Arms, President, Head Drill Master, Adelante, Book Club, Football Queen, I95I Girls' State Representative, A.S.B. Council, Vice President Stanford FOEDISCH, GENE LEROY Klamath Falls, Ore. Mathematics, Science Lettermen's Club, Football, Baseball, Basketball, B.F. Council, Corridor Control W.S.C. FOX, JAMES WILLIS Irving Social Studies All Home Room Offices W.S.C. .J R FUKUDA, ELEANOR Y. Lincoln Commercial, Social Studies Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary, President GALLAND, SUSAN KETTRIDGE St. Paul's, Walla Walla Foreign Language, Social Studies Entre Nous Treasurer, Sergeant- at-Arms, Outdoor Club, G.F. Council, G.F. President, Locker Committee Chairman, G.F. Carnival Committee, Home Room Vice President, Sergeant- at-Arms, Big Sister Stanford GANNON, MAXINE North Central Commercial, Foreign Languages Home Room Vice President, Retailing Club E.W.C.E. GARRETT, ALMEDA VERLAINE Chelan Home Economics GIES, ELEANOR JEAN Jefferson Social Studies Starlighters Sergeant-at-Arms, Choir, Library Representative, Girls' Glee Club, Big Sister, 9B Party Committee, May Day Food Committee W.S.C. GILLIS, MARILYN ROSE Wilson Home Economics, Commercial Book Club, Horizon, Swimming, Baseball, Big Sister, Glee Club W.S.C. GLEESON, MARY SUZANNE St. Augustine Social Studies, Foreign Languages Golf, Bowling, Big Sister, Corridor Control U. of W. GOLLER, ALICE LOUISE Irving Commercial, Social Studies F.H.A., Thespian, Bowling, Corridor Control, GF. Council, Thespian, 9A, IOA Con, IQA Nominating Committee, Home Room Secretary, President, 9A Party Committee GRAFFIS, MARTHA ANNE Grant Commercial, Home Economics Three C's Secretary, Starlighters, F.H.A. Secretary, Choir, Home Room Secretary, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Con, Journal, Red Cross Representatives, G,F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister W.S.C. GRANT, RUTH LOUISE Wilson Social Studies Forum Club Treasurer, Adelante Treasurer, Ti-Girls, Home Room President, Secretary, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister Whitman GRAY, MARY ANN Hutton Social Studies, Art Thespian, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister, IIA Con, Cinderella, Thespian Con W.S.C. GREEN, CLYDEANA DELORES Sacred Heart Social Studies, Foreign Languages Journal Representative, G.F. Council, IIB Con Committee, Winter Carnival Committee, Corridor Control, Big Sister, Badminton, Bowling U. of Idaho GREER, JOE CARROLL Palmetto, Fla. Science, Social Studies D.U.K. Treasurer, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Treasurer U. of Tallahassee GRIFFITH, DONNA MAE Libby Social Studies, Foreign Languages Camera Club, Bowling, Orchestra, Ensemble, Big Sister, Home Room Offices, Band Secretary, Vice President GROTH, SHARON LEE Pullman Junior High School Social Studies, Music Choir Vice President, Historian- Reporter, Thespian, G.F. Council, Thespian Con, IOB Con, Corridor Control, Starlighters Historian-Reporter, Ensemble, Home Room Treasurer Itwicel, Bowling GUELL, GAYNOR GARTH Libby Social Studies, Commercial B Squad Football, Choir E.W.C.E. GUELL, MARLEN GENE Grant Social Studies, Music Frosh Football, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble GURGANUS, MARILYN JOAN Hirsch High, Chicago, Ill. Social Studies, Foreign Languages Big Sister, GF. Carnival Committee, Journal Staff, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary W.S.C. GUSTAFSON, GRITA ELSA Hutton Social Studies, Mathematics Ti-Girls Secretary, Usherettes, Classical Club Secretary, President, Math Club President, Treasurer, Secretary, Tri-Sci, Book Club, All Home Room Offices, Corridor Control, 2nd Place Frosh-Soph Math Contest Whitman HAGEN, SYLVIA EMELIE Hutton Social Studies, Foreign Languages Entre Nous Treasurer, Book Club, Forum Club, Pep Club, Horizon Club, IIA, A.S.B., G.F. Cons, Locker Committee, G.F. Carnival, Big Sister, All Home Room Offices, G.F., A.S.B. Councils, Tiger Staff, Corridor Control, Debate W.S.C. HAGGARTY, TOM G. Franklin Science, Mathematics Math Club, Classical Club, Outdoor Club, Football, A.S.B. B.F. Councils, Home Room President, Vice President W.S.C. HALLET, RICHARD STANLEY lrving Mathematics Baseball, Frosh Basketball, B.F. Council, Home Room Secretary Gonzaga U. HALTERMAN, JUANITA MARIE Post Falls, Ida. Commercial, Foreign Language Home Room Treasurer, Big Sister, Entre Nous President, Vice President, A.S.B. Council, Red Cross Representative U. of Idaho HARRIS, GEORGE HEINECK Jefferson Science, Social Studies Thespian Treasurer, D.U.K. Treasurer, Historian-Reporter, Tri-Sci, Toastmasters, Band, Choir, Boys' Glee Club, All Home Room Offices, Organist for Several Cons U. of W. HARSHBARGER, DALE Libby Social Studies Band, B.F. Council, Ensemble HARTL, JOYCE KAREEN THERESE Grant Fine Arts Ti-Girl Vice President itwicel, Outdoor Club Vice President, Secretary, Big Sister, IIA Cow, D.U.K. Vice President, Pep Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Bowling, Corridor Control, G.F. Council, Con, Carnival, Home Room Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer W.S.C. HAYASHI, MINORU Lincoln Mathematics, Science Classical Club, Football Gonzaga U. HEMINGWAY, ANGUS ALLAN Wilson Social Studies Football, B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Band, All Home Room Offices, l2A Nominating Committee, Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir W.S.C. .gms :QRS-4 HEMMERLING, DONALD G. Odessa, Wash. Social Studies, Industrial Arts HENDERSON, MARLETA Grant Social Studies F.H.A., Ti-Girls, Swimming, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room Vice President, Treasurer Whitworth HETHCOCK, JOEL RAND Walla Walla High School Social Studies, Science Walla Walla, IIB Class Vice President, IOA, IOB Sergeantrat- Arms. L.C.: B.F. Council, Football, Baseball Whitworth HILL, LOYD IRVIN Libby Social Studies HOFFMAN, CAROL ANN Wilson Foreign Languages, Social Studies Classical Club Treasurer, Outdoor Club, Adelante, Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Book Club, Horizon Club, Journal Staff, A.S.B. Treasurer, Chairman Corridor Control, Chairman G.F. Courtesy Committee, Football Princess i95l, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer U. of W. HOGAN, THOMAS GEORGE Sacred Heart Fine Arts, Social Studies Home Room Treasurer Gonzaga U. HOSKINS, MARY Irving Commercial F.H.A., Bowling, Journal, Red Cross Representative, G. F. Council, Assistant to Mr. Orcutt INOUYE, ARLENE TAKAKO Lincoln Foreign Languages, Social Studies, Fine Arts Fine Arts Club, Ti-Girls Sergeant- at-Arms, Corridor Control, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Glee Club, Home Room Vice President, l2A Nominating Committee Whitworth JACOY, JAMES PAUL Hutton Social Studies, Mathematics Architectural Club, Lettermen's Club, Football, Baseball, Cross Country, Track, B.F. Council Orchestra U. of W. JENSON, JOYCE Libby Commercial JEWETT, BARBARA ELAINE Austin, Texas Social Studies Quill and Scroll, Journal Staff, Home Room Secretary, President, Big Sister, IOB Council, Red Cross Representative, Winter Carnival Committee, Adelante JOHANSON, DAVID CARL Roosevelt Science Camera Club President, Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms, Tri-Sci, Football, Rifle Team, Journal, Tiger Staffs, B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Proiectionist W.S.C. JOHNSON, DOROTHY ANNE Washington High School, Rice Lake, Wis. Art, Science Three C's lat Washingtonj, Health Room Monitor JOHNSON, NANCY LEE North Central Art, Home Economics Three C's, Health Room Monitor JOHNSON, WALTER WALJEMAR West Valley Art, Social Studies JUN ES, TH ELMA PAULINE Libby Commercial Photography Club, Basketball, Baseball, Big Sister KALEZ, MARION MICHAEL Wilson Science, Social Studies Outdoor Club, Architectural Club, B.F. Council, Track, Ski Club, A.S.B. President, Council, Home Room President U. of Idaho KANEGAE, JEAN Lincoln Social Studies, Commercial G.F. Council, Big Sister: Home Room Treasurer, Secretary KAVANAGH, CAROLYN Shelby High School, MOM- Foreign Lang'-N995 Adelante, Thespian Vice A President, Secretary, l'll5i0 'Uni Starlighters Secretary, Treasurer, Choir, Glee Club, Big Sister, Home Room President, Secretary U. of W. KEIBER, FANETTA LENORE Libby Commercial Three C's Membership C0mmmee Chairman: Dfomoilcsf ASP' Council: 5iU llQlIie 5i Chfmf, Glee Club: Hlndlon Copilve I Health Room Attendant: Bio Sister K.B.U. KELLY, WILLIAM LibbY Social Studies Band, Stage Crew KENNEDY, KEITH ALVIN Lincoln Science, Mathematics Papyrus, Choir, Glee Club, B.F. Council, IOA Class Vice President W.S.C. KENNEDY, SHIRLEY ANN Libby Commercial, Social Studies Photography Club, Softball Intramurals, Big Sister, Courtesy Committee Chairman, Roll Checker K.B.U. KIRKLIN, RALPH D. Libby Social Studies, Commercial Home Room President, A,S.B. Council W.S.C. KOLTENBRONN, BONNIE JEAN Libby Commercial, Social Studies Ti-Girls Sergeant-at-Arms, Thespian, Journal Staff, Choir, Usherettes Sergeant-at-Arms, Starlighters Historian, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Home Room President, Secretary W.S.C. KROMER, CECILLE ANNE West Valley Commercial West Valley, School Trio, Sophomore Class President Nampa College KRUGER, PATRICIA ANN Colfax Commercial Entre Nous, Drcmatics, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Patterns in Tone , G.F. Con Committee, Journal Representative, Home Room Secretary, Vice President, Girls' Glee Club U. of W. LARKIN, NELS HERBERT Occident Social Studies W.S.C. L ,W fgtfiii it ,,.... .4 . .-.-- Ml-M LAUGHY, SHEILA Irving Commercial, Home Economics, Social Studies Swimmina, Choir, IOA Council, F.H.A., Biq Sister, Journal Fenresentative K.B.U. LAWSON, JOAN VIRGINIA Franklin Foreign Languages, Mathematics Classical Club, Outdoor Club, Adelante, Tri-Sci, Swimming, Band, Journal Representative, G,F., A.S.B. Councils, Big Sister Willamette LEITHE, CARL CLEMENS Wilson Social Studies, Science, Foreign Languages Tri-Sci, D.U.K., Outdoor Club Fifth Executive, Senate Club Critic, B.F., A,S.B. Councils, Con Control, Home Room President, IOA Class Reoresentative U. of W. LIEN, KAREN MARGARET Wilson Foreign Languages Usherette President, Entre Nous Secretary, Ti-Girls, Golf Team, Swimming, Bowling, Corridor Control, Big Sister, Home Room President, Treasurer, Secretary U. of Idaho LITTLE, CHARLES ALLEN Libby Social Studies Band, Civil Air Patrol Cadet LOISEAU, MITZI LEE Pasco High School Social Studies Pasco: Maiorette, Pep Club, L.C.: A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Home Room Secretary LOVE, NEOMI LOUISE Libby Home Economics Volleyball, A.S.B. Alternate LUFT, JANET VIRGINIA Worley, Ida. Commercial Tiger Staff, Big Sister, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary, 9B Party Committee LUSHER, JACQUETTE RAE Whittier Junior High, Lincoln, Nebr. Social Studies, Commercial Fntre Nous, Camera Club Secretary, Tiger Staff, Big Sister, G.F. Council, IZA Class Nominating Committee, Home Room Business Manager U. ot W. LYLE, LORRAINE ELLEN Roosevelt Social Studies, Home Economics Classical Club, Ti-Girls Drill Master, F.H.A. Secretary, Big Sister, Home Room President, Secretary, Business Manager, Journal Representative l2B Council, Health Room Monitor W.S.C. MacKAY, JAMES RILEY Wilson Social Studies Freshman Football, Basketball W.S.C. MALONE, MAX RODGER Libby Social Studies Red Cross Representative MALONE, RONALD GEORGE Grant Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Rifle Team, B.F. Council, IIA Council W.S.C. MANSER, JEAN CAROL Grant Home Economics Usherettes Treasurer, Sergeant- at-Arms, Ti-Girls, Bowling, IOB Council, Home Room President, Secretary ltwicel, Big Sister U. of Idaho MARTINSON, BETTY ELLEN Hutton Social Studies Girls' Glee Club, Corridor Control, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Journal Representative, iAt St. Paul'sl Junior Class Secretory, Treasurer Gonzaga U. MAZNA, JOANNE RAE Hutton Social Studies Paoyrus Vice President, Secretary, Choir Secretary, Starlighters President, Glee Club, Mixed Vocal Ensemble, Girls' Quartet, Ensemble, Home Room Treasurer, Journal Representative, 9B Constitution Committee, Corridor Control U. of W. MCINNIS, PAUL Libby Social Studies, Industrial Arts B.F. Council MCINTYRE, VIRGINIA LORRAINE Irving Social Studies Book Club, Ti-Girls, Corridor Control, Journal Staff, A Cappella Choir, Big Sister, Quill and Scroll, Swimming U,C.L.A. McKEEHEN, PATSY LORRAINE Roosevelt Sccial Studies Thespian, Ti-Girls, Usherettes, G.F. Council, Home Room President, Secretary, Big Sister W.S.C. McLAlN, MARJORIE ESTHER Wenatchee Junior High School Foreign Languages, Social Studies Eook Club, Outdoor Club Secretary, Ti-Girls, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister, Home Room President, Treasurer, IIA Con U. of W. McLAUGHLIN, ROBERT TODD Wilson Science, Social Studies Freshman Football, B,F., A.S.B. Councils, Freshman Party Committee, Home Room Courtesy Chairman U. of Idaho McNEILLY, BARBARA COLLEEN Irving Mathematics, Social Studies Bowling, Book Room Assistant MEILS, MARILYN BETTY Wilson Home Economics, Social Studies Ti-Girls, Swimming, Journal, Tiger Staff, Managing Editor, January Album Editor, G,F. A.S.B. Councils, Senior Floor Leader, Quill and Scroll, Home Room Vice President, Horizon Club, Big Sister, 9B Party Committee, Senior Gift Committee, Roll Checker U. of Idaho MEREDITH, RUTH .IANETTE Plummer High School Commercial, Mathematics Swimming, G.F. Council, Journal Representative, Home Room Vice President, Secretary K.B.U. MEYER, DONNA MAE Holy Names Social Studies, Mathematics W.S.C. MEYERS, MARJORIE ANN Franklin Fine Arts, Commercial Home Room Business Manager, Vice President, Big Sister, A.S.B., Journal Representative, IOA Class Council, IQB Class Treasurer, Fine Arts Club Fifth Executive Cornish Art School MICHEL, FRANK CLIFFORD Wilson Mathematics, Social Studies Junior Toastmasters, Outdoor Club, Senate Club, Judge, Sergeant-at-Arms, Track, A.S.B. Vice President, Corridor Control, 9A, IOA Con Committee, A.S.B. Locker Committee U. of Idaho MILLER, BRUCE FRANKLYN Okanagan Junior High School Mathematics, Music D.U,K. Treasurer, Rifle Team, Freshman, B Squad Baseball, Band, Drum Maior, Orchestra, IIB President, T951 Math Contest Winner, All Home Room Offices W.S.C. MILLER, BURR DAVID Tigard, Ore. Social Studies Band E.W.C.E. MITTELSTADT, PATRICIA ALMA Irving Commercial, Social Studies Bowling, Courtesy Desk Whitworth MONTAGUE, JAMES FRANCIS Hutton Uanuary Social Studies graduatel Advanced Choir, Frosh Football, Corridor Control, Home Room Treasurer U. of Miami MORISSEY, RONALD GARY Wilson Social Studies, Industrial Arts Senate Club President, Architectural Club Secretary, Treasurer, Con Control, Paddle Squad, Home Room Vice President U. of W. MORRIS, GENE ARDEN Lincoln Social Studies Home Room Library Representative W.S.C. MORRIS, JEANNIE C. St. Maries High School, St. Maries, Ida. Social Studies, Science Quill and Scroll Secretary, Usherettes, Bowling, Corridor Control Captain, Tiger Staff, January and June Class Album Editor, Circulation, Band, Home Room President, Vice President, Red Cross Representative, Big Sister, A.S.B. Nominating Committee, Impersonation Con Committee Sacred Heart School of Nursing MORRIS, ROBERT GEORGE Jefferson Science, Mathematics Senate Club Vice President, Secretary, Lettermen's Club President, High Point Man, Basketball, Golf, Home Room Offices, Valedictorian U. of W. MOSS, JOANNA fd rapped schoolj Redondo Union High Redondo, Calif. Fine Arts MUELLER, RONALD LEE Irving Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Lettermen's Club, Junior Toastmasters, Golf Letterman 2 Years, B.F. Council, Journal Representative Gonzaga U. MUMMEY, RODNEY LEE Franklin Social Studies Journal Representative, Proctor U. of W. MUNROE, ROBERT ELLIOT Irving Social Studies, Commercial B.F., A,S.B. Council, Band, IIA Council, l2A Nominating Committee, Journal Representative, Home Room President, Secretary, Treasurer U. of Idaho MURABITO, WINNIE FAY Cheney Junior High Social Studies Girls' Intramurals President, Secretary 3 Years, Band, Home Room Secretary Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, Hanover, N.H. MURCAR, AL Havermale Fine Arts, Social Studies Frosh Football, A.S.B. Council Home Room President, Attendance Keeper MURFIN, JACK LEE Silverton High, Silverton, Ore. Commercial, Mathematics K.B.U. MURRAY, M. JANET Vashon High, Vashon, Wash. Social Studies, Foreign Languages Classical Club President, Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Book Club, Outdoor Club Sergeant-at-Arms, G.F. Council, Journal, Tiger Staff, Corridor Control Captain, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary, IIA, IQB Council, G.F. Courtesy Committee, Horizon Club President, Journal Representative W.S.C. NAKAGAWA, LOUISE HISAKO Irving Foreign Languages, Social Studies Classical Club Historian- Reporter, A.S.B., G.F. Council, Big Sister, IOB Council, 3C's, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer Deaconess School of Nursing NELSON, JOYCE DAYLE Wilson Social Studies, Commercial Entre Nous Historian, Classical Club President, Secretary, Ti-Girls Treasurer, Book Club, Usherettes, Quill and Scroll, Journal, Tiger Staff, G.F., A.S.B. Councils, Corridor Control Captain, Big Sister, A.S.B. Dance Committee Chairman W.S.C. NELSON, ROBERT G. North Central Science, Social Studies, Foreign Languages Papyrus, Tri-Sci, Entre Nous, Track, Sophomore Wrestling Champion, Rifle Whitworth NIELSEN, FREM Washington Foreign Languages, Science Entre Nous, Ski Club Secretary, Baseball Manager, B.F., A.S.B. Councils, IIA Treasurer, All Home Room Offices U. of Oregon NITTA, HAJIME Lincoln Social Studies Stage Crew NORRIS, KAY LAUREL Longfellow Commercial Archery Club Secretary, Treasurer, Retailing Club, Big Sister, Journal Representative Kelsey Baird OMANS, MERLIN Irving Social Studies Papyrus Club Sergeant-at-Arms Tri-Sci, Cross Country Inspirational Award, Track, B.F. Council, Choir, Journal Staff, l2B Council, A.S.B., IIA Con, Library Representative, Papyrus Inspirational Award U. of W. CNUMA, JOSEPH HIROSHI Japan Mathematics B.F. Council, Ensemble, l ome Room President, Treasurer U. of W. OSBORNE, KATHLEEN DORINE Wilson Social Studies Usherettes Historian Reporter, Ti-Girls, Cheerleader, Journal Advertising Manager, Tiger Business Manager, Quill and Scroll, Football Princess, i950 Friendliest Girl, Big Sister Party Chairman, G.F. Historian Reporter, All Home Room Offices, Journal Representative, Horizon Club President Stanford OTNES5, MARY B. Hutton Foreign Languages Classical Club, Book Club, Swimming, G.F., A.S.B. Councils, Corridor Control, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer W.S.C. PALMER, MARY KAY Franklin Social Studies Bowling, G.F., A.S.B. Councils, A Cappella Choir E.W.C.E. PARKER, WILLIAM L. Roosevelt Mathematics Book Club, Senate Club, Classical Club, Outdoor Club, Basketball, Baseball, B.F. Secretary, Treasurer, Con Control, Chairman Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, All Home Room Offices, IZA Treasurer Stanford PARR, PAMELA ANN Wilson Fine Arts, Social Studies Ti-Girls Historian, Usherettes, Outdoor Club, G.F,, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Red Cross Representative, All Home Room Offices, IIA Con, G.F. Style Show, Winter Carnival Committee U. of W. , K , ,, W, Q 'F Mm PARSONS, SUZANNE ELLIOT Washington Social Studies W.S.C. PEERY, GORDON Jefferson Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Tri-Sci., Math. Club President, Vice President, Lettermen's Club Football, Baseball Letterman, Frosh Basketball, Con Control, B.F. Council, l2B Class President All Home Room Offices Brigham Young University PERKO, PAUL EDWARD Wilson Science, Mathematics Senate Club, Lettermen's Club, Outdoor Club President, Junior Toastmasters, Basketball Chairman Con Control, B.F., A.S.B. Councils, IOA, IIB Class President, Boys' State Representative Stanford PETERS, JEANNE St. Paul's Social Studies F.H.A., Corridor Control, Home Room President U. of Idaho PETERSON, GARY RAY North Central Mathematics, Social Studies, Science Outdoor Club, Band 3 Years: A.S.B. Council, Con Corridor Control, At North Central, Swimming Gonzaga PETERSON, RICHARD Wilson Mathematics, Social Studies B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Home Room Secretary, IOB Council, Corridor Control U. of Miami PICKEREL, THOMAS J. Benton High School St. Joseph, Mo. Fine Arts, Mathematics B.F. Council, IOA Lilac Lark Prince, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Corridor Control U. of Miami PIERCE, PATRICIA ANN Wilson Social Studies Usherettes, Ti-Girls, A.S.B., G.F. Councils, Corridor Control, Journal Representative, Big Sister, Choir U. of W. PIERONE, GARY George Washington High San Francisco Social Studies B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Band, Ensemble, Home Room President, Treasurer, Vice President, Journal Representative, Choir W.S.C. PIERSON, JEANNE Roosevelt Social Studies Journal, Library Representative, Ensemble, Girls' Quartet, Ensemble, Trio, Mixed Quartet, Corridor Control, Choir Business Manager, Robe Custodian U.S. Naval School, Bamebride, Md. PIGNANELLI, PATRICIA ANN Garden Springs Social Studies, Mathematics A.S.B. Council PLASTI NO, JOHN Wilson Science, Mathematics Engineers Club, Lettermen's Club: 3 Years Football Letterman, B.F,, A.S.B. Councils, Con, Corridor Control, Home Room Secretary, All City Football 2 Years, llB Council U. of W. PooL, RICHARD Jefferson Science, Mathematics Football, Track, B.F. Council, Journal Representative, Home Room President, l2B Council, 9A Constitution Committee W.S.C. PORTER, JOHN LaVERN Libby Social Studies Dramatics, Band, A.S.B. Council Graceland Junior College ,,.. ,,:., .. I I, , . E 'rii es -wg x 'H f' C Ma., POTVIN, MAXINE DELIA Irving Social Studies, Commercial, Home Economics I QA Nominating Committee POST, PATRICIA ARLENE Irving Commercial Horizon, Journal Staff, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control Montana State POWELL, RONALD Irving Mathematics, Science, Social Studies E.W.C.E. POWERS, ROBERT Libby Social Studies Junior Toastmasters, Cross Country 2 Years, Band W.S.C. RAINE, LILA LORENE Rogers Fine Arts Retailing Club, Big Sister, At Rogers, lOB President, Home Room Secretary K.B.U. RAPOPORT, SHARON LEE Csummer schooli Havermale Social Studies, Science Mount Zion Nurses Training, San Francisco REEKIE, DONNA Hutton Social Studies Ti,Girls, Maiorettes, Choir Vice President, Usherettes, Adelante Vice President, Starlighters, G.F. Vice President Big 'Sister Stanford RHODES, MARJORIE ANN Irving Commercial, Home Economics, Social Studies Bowling, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Girl's Glee Club, 3 C's U. of California RICE, JOYCE KAY North Central Social Studies Retailing Club, Journal Representative, G.F. Council, Choir, A.S,B. Council, Girl's Glee Club, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President Whitworth RUUD, CLAYTON OLAF Missoula, Mont. Mathematics, Science Tri-Sci, Home Room Vice President, Sergeant,at,Arms, Track W.S.C. ROOD, LEONARD F. Horace Mann, Gary, Ind. Mathematics, Social Studies Senate Se rgea nt-at-Arms, Book Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Math. Club, Outdoor Club Treasurer, A.S.B., B.F. Councils, Journal Representative, Con Control, Home Room Offices U. of W. ROSE, FRANCES ILENE Chewelah Music, Social Studies Band ROWE, NORMAN JACK Grant Music, Social Studies D.U.K. President, Secretary, Senate, Thespian Vice President Outdoor Club, B.F. Secretary- Treasurer, A.S.B., Class Representative, Orchestra, Band President, Secretary, Treasurer, Dance Band, IIA Vice President, I2B Secretary, Home Room President, Hungry Five Northwestern ROYCE, VIRGINIA KAY Franklin Foreign Languages, Social Studies Classical Club Historian- Reporter, Entre Nous, 9A, IOA, IIA Con Committee, Bowling, Ti-Girls, Pep Club Sergeant-at- Arms, Home Room Vice President, President, Business Manager E.W.C.E. RUEHL, GORDON ERNEST Jefferson Mathematics, Social Studies Math Club Historian, Classical Club President, Senate President, Lettermen's Club, Track, Cross Country Captain, A.S.B. Council, Choir President, All Home Room Offices, Freshman Basketball, B.F., IIA President, Con Contol VV.S.C. RUPERT, GARY Franklin Industrial Arts, Social Studies W.S.C. ROBEY, GEORGE EGLETON Wilson Social Studies Foreign Language Adelante Sergeant-at-Arms, Quill and Scroll Vice President, Journal Staff, B.F., A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, All Home Room Offices Montana State University SALADIN, HAROLD St. Ann's Industrial Arts, Social Studies U.C.L.A. SALTER, HELEN RAE Jefferson Fine Arts, Foreign Languages Fine Arts Club, Bowling, A.S.B., G.F., Journal Representative, Biq Sister, Glee Club, Corridor Control, Home Room President, Secretary, Treasurer Cornish School of Art SANDERS, JAMES RONALD Libby Mathematics, Science I2B, B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Choir, IIA Lilac Lark Prince, Home Room President, Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms SAUCIER, ANNA AZELIE Irving Home Economics Bowling, G.F. Con, Home Room Vice President Deaconess School of Nursing SCHAEFER, JOHN DINGMAN Garden Springs Mathematics, Social Studies D.U.K., Lettermen's Club, Baseball 2 Years, B.F., A.S.B. Councils W.S.C. SCHLICHTIG, LORNA MARIE Dishman Grade School Social Studies, Mathematics, Science Papyrus Club Secretary, Math Club Secretary, Band, Orchestra Whitworth SCHUSSLER, WILLIAM ROBERT Riverside High School Social Studies Retailing Club Historian- Reporter, A.S.B., B.F. Councils Whitworth SCHWENGER, JOAN Wilson Foreign Languages, Social Studies Entre Nous, Giee Club, Choir, Big Sister, Home Room Offices, 9B Party Committee, Patterns in Tone , Festival of Carols Mount Holyoke SC HWEYEN, CHARLOTTE MAE Washington Art SCOTT, JANICE DEE LEE Grant Music Thespian, Starlighters Sergeant- at-Arms, Secretary, Vice President, Accompanist, Pep Club, Badminton, Tennis Teams, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Choir Historian, Secretary, Big Sister, Glee Club President, Beginners' Chorus Accompanist, lOB Council, Library, Journal Representative SCOTT, PATRICIA JANE North Central Fine Arts, Social Studies Fine Arts Club, Entre Nous, IIA Con SENNA, JAMES PHILLIP Jefferson Mathematics, Science Senate Club Prosecutor, Treasurer, Book Club, Lettermen's Club, Ski Club, Football, Track 4 Years, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, A.S.B., B.F. Councils, Con Control, i950 All-State Track Stanford SEXTON, MARY LOU St. Maries High School, St. Maries, Ida. Commercial Tri-Sci, Tiger Ad Manager, Big Sister Gonzaga U. SHELTON, OREL JEAN Boise High, Boise, Ida. Commercial, Social Studies G.F. Council, Big Sister Sacred Heart School of Nursing SHOPBELL, NORMA LOUISE Libby Commercial, Home Economics Big Sister W.S.C, SILBERMAN, STANFORD JOEL Hutton Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Outdoor Club, Book Club, Senate Club, Tri-Sci, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Journal Representative, All Home Room Offices, A.S.B. Dance Committee Stanford SILLS, RICHARD IVAN Jefferson Social Studies, Mathematics Junior Toastmasters Fifth Executive, Debate Club, B.F. Council, Snow White , Choir, All Home Room Offices Gonzaga U. SILVERNALE, PETER L. Roosevelt Social Studies, Science D,U.K., Outdoor Club, Ski Club, Book Club, Track, Cross Country, A.S.B., B.F. Councils, Con, Corridor Control, All Home Room Offices, A.S.B. Committees Whitman SINGLETON, DURZENA MABELINE Libby Commercial Three C's, F.H.A. Northwest Nazarene College SKALSTAD, MARLYS VIRGINIA Irving Social Studies, Commercial Band K.B.U. SMITH, KENNETH HARRY Adams Industrial Arts, Science A.S.B., B.F. Councils, Hall Proctor W.S.C. SMITH, SHIRLEY GAIL Commercial, History F,H.A., Debate, Choir, Glee Club, Business Office, Home Room Secretary, G.F. Council K.B.U. SMITH, SHIRLEY JUNE Hutton Home Economics, Science F.I'l.A. Parliamentarian, Big Sister, Red Cross Representative W.S.C. SOUZA, BARBARA JEAN Irving Commercial, Social Studies Choir, Ti-Girls, Maiorette SPAETH, SHIRLEE ANN Libby Social Studies, Commercial Usherettes Secretary, Ti-Girls Sergeant-at-Arms, Band Maiorette, Big Sister, A.S.B. Council, Home Room President, Sergeant-at-Arms SPEER, RAE Wilson Fine Arts, Social Studies Usherettes, Outdoor Club, Ti-Girls, Book Club, Golf, Journal Stott, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room President, Secretary U. of W. SPRAY, GENEVIEVE RUTH Irving Social Studies, Home Economics Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Bowling City Championship, Band W.S.C. STANDAL, LORETTA MAE Jefferson Fine Arts, Social Studies Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Maiorette, Home Room Offices, Big Sister, Red Cross, G.F., A.S.B, Representative STARK, ROBERT LARRY Wiley High, Terre Haute, Ind. Social Studies, Science B.F., A.S.B. Councils U. of Idaho STEWART, DONALD WILLIAM Ephrata High, Crisfield, Md. Science, Foreign Languages, Social Studies Band, Chorus VanTYEN, MARIA ELIZABETH Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics A.S.B., 9A-IOA Representative, Orchestra President, Treasurer, Junior Symphony Orchestra, Home Room Business Manager, Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Tennis Team U. of W. STOBIE, JEAN Grant Fine Arts Fine Arts Club, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister, G.F. Historian-Reporter, Ti-Girls Sergeant-at-Arms W.S.C. STOCKTON, MARY ALICE Hutton Social Studies, Music Orchestra President, Band, GF. Council, 9A, IIA Con Committee, Home Room Treasurer, Secretary, Big Sister, IIA Lilac Lark Princess E.W.C.E. STOREY, JoANN Haverrnale Social Studies Classical Club, Ti,Girls, Journal Representative, G.F. Council, All Home Room Offices Whitworth STRAVIICK, ROGER JOSEPH Roosevelt Science, Social Studies Lettermen's Club, Football, Baseball Letterman 2 Years, A.S.B., B.F. Council, IQB Class Sergeant-at-Arms W.S.C. STRUCK, DALE Libby Social Studies Track Team, Band, Home Room Sergeant at Arms, Proiectionist STUART, BARBARA SUE Roosevelt Foreign Languages, Social Studies Pep Club, Ti-Girls, Book Club, Tri-Sci Sergeant-at-Arms, Adelante, Journal Staff Associate Editor, Tiger Staff Sports Editor, IQA, G.F. Councils, Big Sister, All Home Room Offices, Girls' Glee Club, Quill and Scrolf, Honorable Mention in Essay Contest Whitman SWEET, JOANNE HARRIET Libby Home Economics G,F. Council, Minstrel Show Costume Committee Lewis and Clark College TAKETA, KIYOKO Quincy High School Social Studies, Science Health Room Attendant, Journal Representative, IOA-IOB Treasurer, 9A-98 Secretary lat Quincyj Qt' TAMBARA, JEAN Lincoln Commercial, Fine Arts Corridor Control, Journal Representative, Home Room Secretary, Big Sister Fashion Illustration School TAYLOR, ROBERT Hutton Science, Mathematics Rifle Club, Adelante, Ski Club, Photography Club, Science Club, Track, Cross Country, Band, B.F., Journal Representative, All Home Room Offices Princeton TEEL, NESIS DIANA Garden Springs Social Studies, Home Economics Entre Nous, F.H.A. W.S.C. THOMPSON, ELAINE BARBARA Jefferson Foreign Languages, Social Studies Classical Club, D.U.K., G.F. Council, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary, Fifth Executive WSC. THOMPSON, JAMES RAY Libby Industrial Arts B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Journal Representative, Home Room Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Choir, Proctor W.S.C. THOMPSON, SUZANNE ELIZABETH F ranklin Social Studies, Mathematics Entre Nous Secretary, Outdoor Club Treasurer, Classical Club Treasurer, Book Club President, Usherettes, Ski Club, Ti-Girls, Football Princess, Dramatics, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Sergeant-ah Arms, President, Home Room Offices, 9A Constitution Committee Stanford TORTORELLI, DONALD LEE Libby Industrial Arts, Social Studies B.F. Council TRAPP, VINCENT CLEVE Grant Social Studies, Music B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Orchestra Treasurer, Home Room President, Music Letter W.S.C. TROYER, GORDON KENT Grant Science, Industrial Arts Adelante, Junior Toastmasters, B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Home Room President TRUEBLOOD, DON L. Washington Mathematics, Science Tri-Sci Treasurer, Frosh Track Manager, i948 Algebra Contest Winner, Home Room President, Secretory U. of W. TUPPER, DOROTHY Hutton Social Studies, Commercial Big Sister, Home Room President, Secretary U. of Idaho TURNER, WILMA LENORE Rogers Commercial, Home Economics Three C's, G.F. Council, Journal Representative, Daily Bulletin Typist WALTERS, MARION FRANCES Hutton Home Economics Big Sister, Bookroom Clerk K.B.U. VAFIADE, MIKE Roosevelt Social Studies, Science All Home Room Offices, Baseball, B.F., A.S.B. Councils, Dramcitics W.S.C. VcinGELDER, RICHARD BRUCE Roosevelt Science, Social Studies Tri-Sci, Tiger Staff, A,S.B. Council, Journal Photographer, Projectionist, Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award W.S.C. VERTREES, THOMAS HERBERT Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics Tri-Sci, ASB. Historian, Council, Band, All Home Room Offices, The Indian Captive , Orchestra, IQB Vice President, IIB Friendliest Boy VORLICKY, LARRY NEIL Roosevelt Mathematics, Science Senate Club, Book Club, Track, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control U, of W. WAKEFIELD, VIRGINIA Hutton Fine Arts, Home Economics Big Sister, Home Room President, Vice President Cornish School of Art WALTERS, GEORGE Irving Social Studies, Mathematics, Fine Arts Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, Track, A.S.B. Council Gonzaga U. UPTON, JENNIFER GILBERT Hutton Foreign Languages, Social Studies Entre Nous Vice President, Classical Club President, Usherettes, IOB Secretary, Friendliest Girl, Home Room President, Secretary, Treasurer, Ti-Girls, G.F. Treasurer, Secretary, Corridor Control Captain Whitman WASSER, MARVELL PRICE Libby Social Studies Home Room Sergeanrat-Arms ltwicel WHITE, BARBARA LEE Irving Music, Social Studies G.F., A.S.B. Councils, Classical Club Secretary, Fifth Executive, Book Club, Tri-Sci, Orchestra President, Secretary, Vice President, Ensemble, Corridor Control, Journal Representative, IIA Council, Home Room Vice President, Secretary, Spokesman- Review Dress Designing Judge Gonzaga U. WHITE, BRUCE DONNAN Hutton Social Studies, Science Tri-Sci, Thespian Sergeant-ah Arms, D.U.K. Sergeant-at-Arms, Ski Club Vice President, Book Club Treasurer, Freshman Track, Golf, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, Dramatics, All Home Room Offices U. of Utah WICHERMAN, YVONNE Rockford, Wash. Home Economics Home Room Secretary, Big Sister, Locker Committee, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Red Cross Representative U. of Minnesota WILDIE, SHIRLEY Cdropped schoolj Garden Springs Fine Arts WILLIAMS, GERALD DEE CHARMEEEN Irving Social Studies, Home Economics F.H,A., Choir WILLIAMS, JOY Irving Commercial, Social Studies Choir, Girls' Glee Club, G.F., A.S.B. Councils, Home Room President, Courtesy Committee, Big Sister WINSLOW, RIDERICK ARTHUR Lincoln Music, Science, Social Studies Senior Band Letterman 2 Years, Orchestra, Hungry Five, Dance Band, Brass Ensemble, Brass Sextet, Trombone Quartet, Spokane Junior Symphony E.W.C.E. WOLFE, LORA LEE Roosevelt Music Thespian, Usherettes Historian, Secretary, Cheerleader, G.F., A.S.B. Councils, Ensemble, Choir, Big Sister, I2B Council, Home Room Offices, Winter Carnival Queen W.S.C. WOOD, JUSTINE JOANNE Hutton Home Economics, Foreign Languages Adelante Secretary, Entre Nous, G.F. Council, Big Sister Committee, All Home Room Offices, IIA Council, Class Constitution Committee Whitman WRIGHTER, NANCY LEE Roosevelt Social Studies, Science Ti-Girls, Pep Club, Three C's, Badminton, Tennis, G.F. Council, Home Room Secretary, Big Sister, Health Room Attendant, IOA, l IA Class Con W.S.C. WYATT, ROGER CONRAD Roosevelt Social Studies Lettermen's Club, Football 3-Year Letterman, Track, B.F., A.S.B. Councils W.S.C. YAMAGUCHI, SALLY YONEKO Irving Home Economics, Social Studies A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister Edison Technical School YOSHIDA, RONALD M. Irving Mathematics A.S,B., B.F. Councils, Home Room President Gonzaga U. YOUNG, JON Uanuary graduatel Hutton Social Studies Football, Dramatics, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room Vice President, Secretory ZACK, ELIZABETH CELIA John Oliver High, Vancouver, B. C. Fine Arts Entre Nous, Fine Arts Club, Swimming, G.F., A.S.B. Council, Big Sister, Home Room Vice President, Kat John Oliver Highl Bowling Team Captain, Home Room President, Scenery Adviser, Square Dancing Club Cornish School of Art ZEORLIN, RICHARD VINCENT Hutton Social Studies W.S C. BURNHAM, CAROL LOUISE fsummer schooll Holy Names Academy Social Studies Entre Nous, Fine Arts Club, A.S.B, G.F. Councils W.S.C. ZIMPRICH, SHIRLEY CAROL Libby Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Ti-Girls Sergeant-at-Arms, Journal Representative, G.F. Council, Flag Twirler, Home Room Vice President U. of VV. BRYAN, PAUL lsummer school, Washington Mathematics, Social Studies W.S.C. Page fifty-three Q 4' , , W- X :N 'N l f 4 f Y 'QQ S Page fifty PUHTY YEARS AGU Aside from the seniors, there were about eleoen hundred students making up the other three classes when the new build- ing was occupied in 1912. One was Nave Lein, staunch alumnus, and another Eric Iohnston, now administrator for tion pictures. While the new Lewis Clark was being constructed, these was mo- and stu- dents had gone to school in the North Central high school building. There were two sessions and two principals. It is safe to say that all South side high school stu- dents were happy to give up their North side schooling and take up work in the building which was called the toast of the Northwest. 'swf I tw MR. WILLIAM J. DUNLOP, 201-Row 'lz Keith Kennedy, Beverly Womach, Tom DeGraff, Carl Schleer, Jean Stewart, Jim Purcell, Donna Westensee, Marvin Bruno, Mickey Burdge. Row 2: Ted McNeel, Barbara Erickson, Charla Derr, Morley Unatin, Maxine Duran, Wayne Spence, Bob Gifford, Fern Lotte, Carolyn Armfield, Le e Larson. Row 3: Harold Lundquist, Don Osmond, Roger Dickerson, George Auld, Jack Garrett, Pete Gerpheide, Ted Allen, Wayne Demaray, Duane Tye. Absent: Donna Farris, Louise Ewing, Rita Davis, Gordon Harding, Cecille Kromer, John Shaffer. MRS. LOIS H. KNOX, 204-Row 1: Howard Beloved, Mildred Black, Barbara Allen, Beverly Becher, Shirley Bier, Bob Barta, Ronnie Bannister. Row 2: Terry Bateman, Doloris Aster, Marieta Arrasmith, Gary Bennett, Luanne Briem, Beverly Achenback, Bob Bailey. Row 3: Ed Behrens, Jack Binns, John Bigelow, Don Learitt, John Binns, Wynn Agee. MR. R. C. ANDERSON, 307-Row 'l: Claire Chaney, Pat Caryl, Kay Campbell, Claudia Campbell, Neil Brophy, Pat Bird, Delores Cooper, Mary Camyn, Row 2: Louise Cadruvi, Betty Conant, Carol Burnham, Jim Clukey, Sharon Blackwell, Myrle Cheeseman, Nancy Conner, Gerald Blank. Row 3: Bill Cooper, Joe Cornelius, Paul Cooper, Don Chatfield, Don Butler, Mary Decker, Mary Chesney, Michel Dandrea. Page fifty-seven MR. PHILIP BAIRD, 205-Row l: Gloria Alvarado, Joe Liffle, Carol Cunningham, Alan Daub, Sheila Fair, Jeannie Feagins Darlene Fletcher, Delores Fox, Dianne Bowman. Row 2: Carol Dirsrine, Pal Ellis, Beisy Dregnie, Bill Carlisle, Bob Doss, Seddon Englund, Serena Sue Duffy, Carol Echelloarger, Ida Dennis, Nancy Fujita. Row 3: James Boyd, Mark Folleii, Jay Finlay, Carl Blunk, Ronald Crowe, James Eslick, Dick Duoos, Bill Bryon, Marilyn Finley. MR. EUGENE G. SIVERTSON, 'I05-Row 'lz Dorothy Deem, Myrna Gerl, Nancy Gale, Ridgely Powell, Carolyn Gehres, Don Hairline, Barbara Goodwin, Pal Hicks, Carole Godfrey. Row 2: Geri Halpern, Darlene Gaskell, Barbara Harding, Bill Galloway Patty Potter, Peirea Giles, Margery DeVorss, Nancy Goade, Doug Cefrnan. Row 3: Bob Hargreaves, John Gilkey, Pai Powers Jim Hansen, Leon Cromer, Bill Piclcerel, Don Grani, Gene Hoxsey. MR. ARTHUR FREY, 329-Row I: Norma Hill, Siocia June Johnson, Bill Hoyi, Leanne Jones, Jody Hill, Row 2: Hossfeld, Don Holsfen, Carolyn Hurd, Donna Jerome. Row John Kemp, Marilyn Jasrnann, Bob Jewell, Beverly Jasper, Ed Jones. Page fllfrlll-Gllghf Kalez, Marie Holman, Marilyn Johnson, Robin Hunt, Russell Irwin, Willard Hood, Pafsy Johnson, Denny Horn, Luella Johnson, Dixine 3: Anna Hoerner, Maurice Hood, Ray Hunter, Geraldine Jorgensen, Elaine Howard. Absent: Royce Keating, Floyd Johnson, Valerie Jones f MISS CARRIE LAKE, 322-Row I: Donna Leishman, Sandra Couey, Pat Larson, Barbara Knight, Mary Kaye, Eleanore Kall- rnonn, Mary King, Alice Lee. Row 2: Willene Hoppe, Suzy Kirkham, Dave Lempsis, Barbara Helliwell, George Hendershott, Charles Leithe, Jackie Lilienthol. Row 3: James Hendrickson, Arthur Hedlund, Maggie Krause, Robert Kaul, Joyce Latham, Pat Knuckles, Gehrig Loree. MR. W. B. GRAHAM, 210-Row 'lc Beverly Mayberry, Shirley Morelock, Dorothy Moreland, Susan Hawley, Cecelia Moller, Eddie Melius, June McKenney, Patsy Miller, Judy Miller, Mary Meagher. Row 2: Buddy Moyland, Rosella Milnor, Sharlee Mc- Laughlin, Helen Mann, Jody Hecker, Windsor Mcffannon, Cleone Miller, Tom Mason, Norma Martinson, Helen McLaughlin. Row 3: David Mann, Jim Macdonald, Tim Hoy, Barry Monroe, Marlene Mortensen, Dave Martin, Kirk Morril, Bob Monson, Gene Mahn, John Miller, Jim McKee. MISS MIRIAM MORGAN, 301-Row 'l: Ruth Newmiller, Dona Peck, Allen Peterson, Jane Noble, Don Keevy, Duane Keeyy, Claudia Peachey, Molly Keenan. Row 2: Mina Pease, Rickey Neubauer, JoAnn Pflug, George Pierce, MacAnn Kleven, Charles Nehrhood, Janet Myers, Bob Myers. Row 3: Lowel Pederson, Dick Nieman, Leo Murphy, Cory Olson, Bob Murphy, Jim Peterson, Jim Noonan. Page fifty-aim' MR. E, W. TOEVS, 215-Row 1: Laurene Rogers, Melvin Schlat, Mariorie Schneider, Don Schilling, Bob Sawyer, Ronald Sandstrom, Gerolynn Schutt, Dianne Rurnburg, Claudette Rielly, Joanne Pugh. Row 2: Claudio Shane, Donald Sherfey, Virginia Shanklin, Bob Sater, Neorna Schopt, Richard Sumner, lva Lou Road, Carol Rometch, Gene Reiter, Cathy Robey. Row 3: June Seay, Joe Reynolds, Marlene Riblett, George Schee, Gary Pryor, John Rissler, Mariorie Schmidt, Don Roberts, Elizabeth Scheidle, Anne St. John. Absent: Bob Ritchie, Roger Riggs. MR. ALONZO O. WOOLARD, 'l'l6-Row 'l: Anne MacDonald, William Wallace, Catherine Zahniser, Arnold Wood, Rodney Whitefield, Kay VVendle, Janet Wigen, Margaret Walker, Ruth Yamamoto. Row 2: Anthony Veltri, Roger Weaver, Louis Weeks, Melvin Woltering, Claudia Loding, Barbara Wanamaker, Jim Wilson, Audrey Wilson. Row 3: Carole Whittle, George Warsinske, Raymond Uyehara, Bob Westland, Kathryn Vtlalters, Dick Wyatt, Duane Wolter, Lloyd Weeks, Orville Willard. Row 4: Bob Waugh, Karen Williams, Jack Willis, Jim Whittemore, Jack MacPhee, Cliff Wigen, Dave Willison, Tom MacKay. MR. DAN S. WHITMAN, 209-Row 1: Janice Smith, Claudette Toupin, Joyce Clausen, Janet Thompson, Bernadine Ten- ford, Connie Toupin, Bob Wilson. Row 2: Theresa Spinelli, Carol Swanson, Esther Stephens, Shirley Thiringer, Maryanne Thun- berg, Shirley Cornelius, Shirley Todd, Dick Smith. Row 3: Bob Sumner, Jeanne Swanwick, Fred Smith, Marilynne Sowers, Doug Starbuck, Lynn Stewart, Robert Sims, Marilyn Christian, Ken Merkel. Row 4: Larry Chestnut, Gary Sparber, Bob Stover, Al Skoglund, Ronald Sims, Bob Sparks, Lois Smith, Don Slawson, Art True. Page sixty ' ' ' MR. C. WILLIAM ANDERSON, 332-Row I: Judy Tucker, DuWayne Schauer, Yvonne Turner, Dave Welker, Janet Wright, Larry Vafiade, Leila Wheeler, Joe Whitver, Delnore Turner, .lon White. Row 2: Ken Zehm, Pot Wisman, Joann Wixson, Ingve Turnquist, Gary Wood, Darlene Vervair, Les Wham, Virginia Vorlicky, Row 3: Judy Yoke, Dick Wanless, Carol Warren, Frank Zahniser, Claudia Westland, Tom Wynia, Christine Weseman, Bob Willman, Pat Watson, Bill VanGelder. Row 4: Gerald Wood, Vern VandeVanter, Carol Wallmark, Henry Upton, Georgine Winslett, Jerold Wood, Charles Tweedy, Fred Vogel. Absent: Jesse West, Lavonne Wildie. MISS JENNIFER EAGLES, 211-Row I: Janine Barrett, Denny Bergin, Geraldine Acheson, Bob Anderson, Beverly Beyers- dorf, Jim Anderson, Gerald Barbar, Vera Ackerman, Row 2: Beth Bartels, Lois Bernheim, Betty Beeman, Allen Banks, Coy Ball, Anita Bartoo, Ned Barnes, Dorothy Addy. Row 3: DeWayne Allen, Nathan Anderson, Jim Beal, Dick Bech, Dick Anderson, Duane Arkills, Larry Bellos, Beverly Allen. MR. GENE ARGER, 327-Row I: Leonard Burkey, Patricia Bush, Elizabeth Burkard, Tom Bruguier, Beverly Burke, Marilyn Boothe, Judy Bodey. Row 2: Marvin Brazington, Iris Bredeson, Clarence Bungay, JoAnn Blazer, Benito Blue, Barbara Brown, Garry Blank, LeRoy Blick. Row 3: Ronald Burnette, Myron Anderson, Fred Blackwell, Dean Blair, Sherrell Bradford, Don Brown, Bob Brown. Page sixlufone Top: Journal representotiv Center: These students wer Bottom: Big sisters gather group is Sue Thompson, presid Page sixty-tuqu es salute George Robey Ctar lettl circulation manager of Journal Staff. e dismissed early, the last day ot school because of their perfect attendance during the school year. in front of the bulletin board to locate the name an ent of Girls' Federation. d home room of their little sisters. In the ,W- MR. CHARLES E. BATEN, 5-Row I: Robin Casey, Barbara Carkeek, Edith Clark, Kay Calkins, James Campbell, George Carpenter, Gwen Cauvel, Dean Cash, Susan Cox, Jerry Cohen, Lois Coffman. Row 2: Ralph Carlson, Jerry Cerenzia, Marilu Conner, Georgia Carlton, Bruce Chandler, Sandra Cochran, Sandy Clayman, Robert Coe, Louis Chandler. Row 3: Jim Clement, James Carpenter, Don Cowan, Kent Chamberlin, Kathryn Colborn, Ann Claggett, Evan Chaney, Ronald Clark, Annetta Cordes, Bud Caryl. Row 4: Thomas Clymer, Bill Conachen, Walter Carlson, Max Carns, Bob Couchman, Carl Cornwell, Richard Cambell, Chuck Christensen, Jay Cole. MISS CHRISTINA CLAUSSEN, 2-Row I: Glenda Dooley, Charles Davis, Joan Denoo, Paul Dix, Shirley DeVane, Ray Davis, Betty Davis, Anne Cummings, Curtis Diteman, Betty Drummond, Bob Dire. Row 2: Bobbie Dye, David Cummings, Donna Crowe, Marilyn Davis, Robert DeVleming, Wanda Dodson, Leona Downing, Marcia Davis, John Davis, Patsy Davis. Row 3: Donald Cromer, Richard Davenny, Jack Domit, Larry Davis, Patricia Cunningham, Richard Davis, Barbara Dizney, James Domit, Barbara Drewes, Robert Davidson, Doreen Dodge. MISS MARGUERITE CROSS, I22-Row I: Carol Emmerton, Sue Emry, Wilma Eberhart, Carol Faulkner, Margaret Frye, Norman Eng, Dorothea Franke, Juleen Eyrich, Marlene Froehlich, Priscilla Foster, Joann Nance. Row 2: Alice Naundort, Pat Friend, Joanne Farrier, Nancy Fowler, Jim Elli, Carolyn Esse, Art Ericson, Evelyn Flinn, Hartly Newsum, Bob Fosberg, Don Farr, Dwight Fleck. Row 3: Larry English, Bill Newman, Rod Frey, Gary Ferris, Jerry Nelson, Tom Nou, Terry Fisher, Jim Farber, Leonard Fluno, Bob Nelson. Absent: Helen Finnegan, Ray Fochringer. IJLIUL' hl'Xfll-ZIIVUU MR. R. G. FERRER, 123-Row 'l: Carol Glover, Jay Nonney, Ray Hayashi, Dick Geist, Lorna Harris, Clifford Grover, Marilyn Greve, Janet Haltom. Row 2: Narda Gard, Jacqueline Goller, Bill Green, Phyliss Geddis, Rosemary Hamilton, Beatrice Gamble, Alice Hayashi, Kay Guell, Ida Greycloud, Row 3: Ted Nilson, Margaret Hamilton, Walter Gabler, Jack Gation, Carolyn Noonan, Patricia Gienger, Carol Hanson, Sondra Garlinghouse, Nancy Harrison. MR. PAUL FOSSO, 'IO9-Row 'la Harold Olson, Patricia Ives, Dick Higgins, Patricia Holman, Larry Schartz, Terry Hunt, Carol Hass, Tom Hisayasu, Harriet Hendrickson, Donald Hehman. Row 2: Gail lnouye, Jerene Hughbanks, Nancy Heathe, Ralph Howell, Joyce Humphreys, Carol Helphrey, Twila Smith, Sherman Hendrickson, Mary Honda, Peggy Hilgers, Ralph Hemingway. Row 3: Marilyn Olsen, Jack Olson, John Heinz, Larry Hix, George Heineman, Tom Olson, Raymond Smith, Jean Hunt, Marlene Helm, Yvonne Ingram, Gary Irish. MISS FLORENCE WAGER, 223-Row l: Phyllis Kalkvvarf, Peggy Patterson, Gary Kelley, Jackie Kevis, Percy Keck, Carleen Jones, Carol Kimsey, Mary Joyer, Beverly Patton, Pat Klunclt. Row 2: Gene Johnson, Pat Kofmehl, Bonnie King, Bob Kanna, Kay Owens, Jim Kayahara, Joanne Kilgore, Dixie Johnson, Janet Kruger, Patty Johnson. Row 3: Eleanor Kaul, Peggy Parker, David Knerr, Darlene Johnson, Carol Kearney, Frank Justice, Walter Krauss, Howard Jenkins, Eyvonne Kusler, Fred Krieg. Row 4: Lowell Klatt, Loren Kirsch, Delmer Parker, Art James. Page sixty-four MR. E. E. MCELVAIN, 206-Row 'l: Toby Lakin, Sandien Lasley, Marlene James, Molly Pattullo, Vtlally Louden, Ann Lawson, Adina Lerer, Carol Louderback, Betty Jo Lockwood, Ann Lindsay. Row 2: Bob LaP!ante, Nancy Litchfield, Roberta Pollock, Don Lundstrom, Gerald Dassow, Bernie Lang, Kay Laing, Pauline Laney, Nicky Lopez. Row 3: William Backstrom, Leo Leonard, Jack Love, Bob Lepouce, Melvin Ackaret, Don LaBar, Sally Landis, John Porter, Gary LaRose. MR. GLEN MINARD, 312-Row 'l: Yaeko Matsui, Margie Matlock, Midgie Matsumura, Bob McNeil, Reid Matthew, Ruth McNeel, Sandy McKeever, Mardiese MacDonald, Row 2: Mike Mann, Charles McGrew, Barbara McCadam, Arlene McDonald, Delores Martin, Don Matby, Janice McBride, Betty McDirmid, Sharon McCleary, Patsy McCoy, Marty MacPhee. Row 3: Carol McKay, Kay Marana, Wayne Martin, Carl Miller, Jon Mackey, Dale McDuffie, Melinda Matthews, Jean Madsen, Marilyn McMacken. MISS BERNADETTE PROULX, 3-Row 'l: Margaret Mix, Jerry Mink, Betty Meeker, Martha Meinhardt, Susan Melrose, Carol Miller, Bonnie Melius, Connie Muthersbaugh, Helen Montgomery, Gary Mitchell, Shirley Monroe. Row 2: Bill Meagly, Gwen Miles, Barbara Moss, Donna Moller, Sharon Meldrum, Stuart Nelson, JoAnn Moodle, Ed Norris, Dick Nelson, Ronald Minetti. Row 3: Joel Molander, Reed Morrow, Don Moller, Roxanne Hay, Jim Mikoski, Martha Merril, Pat Newell, Harry Meeker, Ethel Murphy, Raymond Moreland. Page sixty-five MISS BLANCHE SMITH, 22-Row 'lz Carolyn Pentecost, Carole Rush, Donald Prechard, Ronald Rowley, David Reid, Philip Reed, Jerry Quam, Chuck Quinn, Leo Reid, Reno Rupert. Row 2: Patricia Stumpt, Delores Reeves, Bob Ranzanbach, Bob Pogue, Linda Richardson, Weldon Prescott, Bonnie Riegel, Charlene Plank. Row 3: JoAnn Peterson, Gail Rew, Darrell Russell, Carole Price, Katherine Prestwich, George Priebe, Donna Roberts, Bob Roby. MR. H. D. THOMPSON, 216-Row 'l: Fannie Sly, Vivian Smith, Pat Silverstein, William Shinkai, Paul Selle, Frank Shaver, Jody Shatter, Harold Schneider, Don Sandmire, Toba Satfer, Marion Scofield. Row 2: llla Mae Schmeginske, Sally Shaw, Clyde Slemmer, Carol Slaagen, Michael Skaer, Robert Seto, Marvel Schoenberger, David Sheldon, Betty Smith, Jackie Sendoll, John Schetfer. Row 3: Sue Ann Sherfey, Jim Sargent, Ross Smith, Roger Salisbury, Frank Seebeck, Roger Scott, Mickey Smith, Bill Smith, Jim Sears, Barbara Scritchfield, Marian Sciola. MISS GRACIA C. WHITE, 305-Row 'ln Mary Jane Soriano, Connie Staley, Trudy Top, Joanna Tarkington, Garry Spafford, Henrietta Swim, Jessie Stark, Dale Thompson, Lois Swan, Gloria Soriano. Row 2: Mariorie Thomas, Lee Tower, Sallyanne True, Lela Torter, Peter Strawick, Nancy Stender, Al Tipton, Carole Thompson, Bob Stobie, LaDonna Stallman. Row 3: Carla Thomas, Don Thayer, Eva Sture, Paul Stevens, Don Stone, Harwood Tibbits, Pat Strand, Greg Smith, JoAnn Sunder, Millie Standal, Marilyn Taylor. Page sixty-s1'x MISS LOUISE BRUNING, 222-Row 1: Karen Albriktson, Marilyn Acheson, Janice Adams, Charmaine Bauer, Patricia Abrams, Elnita Avery, Phyllis Austin, Prudence Bahme, Anne Allen, Nancy Baatz. Row 2: David Barnhart, Jim Baker, Diane Ashman, Peter Barstad, Karen Bartlett, Wesley Ackerman, John Bacon, Barbara Baustert, Glenn Barrons, Dan Balderson, Leonard Aspinwall. Row 3: Sally Beil, Shirley Adams, Bob Beckman, Dick Allen, Jerry Arca, Jim Adams, Don Babcock, Larry Bennigson, Herbert Becker, Mavis Baldwin. MRS. GRACE BARTLETT, 'HO-Row 'lz Buddy Brannon, Merlyn Calvert, Joan Bodey, Don Bodey, Fred Brewitt, Patsy Berg- quist, Janet Cauclill, Gordon Carroll, Ann Butler, Nan Byfield, Jerry Camp. Row 2: Dave Boswell, John Brunzell, Marian Cargill, Shirley Burns, Roberta Brissenden, Judith Binns, Roger Bergin, Jean Bergersen, Donna Cameron, Jill Brown. Row 3: Bob Bower, John Brugger, Ann Blake, Jim Casey, Duane Davis, Dick Boyd, Jim Boyd, Douglas Bradburn, Euel Boren, Mike Blair. Absent: Patricia Bolks, Mavis Brass, Mary Ellen Carlson, Frank Curry. MR. CHARLES E. CANUP, 319-Row I: Mary Ann Clausen, Pat Chisholm, Jean Dumas, Neysa Donato, Georgeanne Duffy, Janet Chisholm, Myrna Coleman, June Drazan, Betty Davis, Carolyn Coffman, Row 2: Larry Coy, Bill Doric, Clyde Champion, Tay Conrad, Roger Downey, Ricardo de la Fuente, Clara Duren, Barbara Coman, Marlene Curtis, Margaret Cowles. Row 3: Dennis Crouse, Robert Dycus, Gary Chappell, Frank De Monnin, Dennis Douville, Shirley Dubber, Lenora Cruse, Linda Clark. Row 4: Patrick Cherry, Dale Cornwell, Don Dressel, Willis Cox, Ronald Dexter, Hiram Clark. Page sixlyeseuen Q iiaitig 'Q ,Buss ml 513' gt! Left 'I-Sunning themselves during lunch: Hoiime Nitto, Clafre Macliie, Frem Nielson, Kriss Crowther. Left 2-Girls grabbing a bite to eot: Bobby White, Bev Becher, Dionne Rumburg, Corol Armfield, Mrs. Burfer is helping them, Left 3-Must be good popcorn: Druezena Singleton helping Bobby Westlond, Eleonor Brown. Left 4-Happy Birthday: Clare MocKie and Allen Bergin helping Gord Hayes eot his coke. Right 'I-The twins: Jim Sims, Jim Sims, Jim Anderson, Jim Anderson. Right 2-Mrs. Brockway and Mrs. Raph helping Jim Mocliey ond others to o good meal. Right 3-Science con be fun for these lads: Don Trueblood, George Preiye, Rod Whittield, Terry Bateman. Right 4-Enjoying themselves on the tour of the Review: Sharon Von Dorn, Carol Rornetch, Sue Hawley. Page srklgyvight 'S MRS. LILLIAN CHARBONNEAU, 124-Row 'lz Sonia Fair, Alice Farrell, Phyllis Flory, Robert Feyerabend, Patricia Eagle, Barbara Endicott, Mary Ellen Edwards, Jeanette Farley. Row 2: Richard Ehtee, Carol Eddy, Arthur Flagan, Suzanne Ernst, Lucy Englund, Michael Fitzpatrick, Mariedyth Emerson, Don Ealy. Row 3: Caroline Faire, Edward Fletcher, Edward Ewell, Andy Emery, Kay Elliott, Alexis Fafenrodt, William English, Marian Etter, Darrell Edwards, Lenore Faulks. Absent: Barbara Finegold. MISS LYDIA S. GOOS, 302-Row 'l: Ellen Gustafson, Gwendolyn Freeman, Judith Halladay, Pat Frissell, Donald Grubb, Karen Gilbertson, Nancy Gilmore, Janice Graves, Jon Harris, Jack Gannon. Row 2: Jim Grendahl, Patsy Gynn, Beth Frederick, Nancy Gates, Bill Geist, Larry Gustafson, Mary Frady, Richard Greene, Larry Frazier, Marilyn Harden, Pat Haskins. Row 3: Helen Davis, Jean Fulton, Joe Gilbert, Lex Gamble, Patricia Frank, Gordon Hargreaves, Bill Hackett, Clyde Halstead, Nora Gilkey, Jim Fray. MR. E. L. HUNTER, 203-Row 'la Stanley Holm, Patricia lngram, Bill Helliwell, William Hodson, Joanne Henry, Bob Hoag- land, Ruby lngraham, Bill Hobbs, Leroy Hisayasu. Row 2: Norman Hochhalter, Dick Hughes, Gail Holsten, Johnny Hone, Robert Howe, Loretha Howard, Tom Hoon, Jacqueline Heineking, Larry Heimbigner, Allen Hodgson. Row 3: Daniel Howell Diana Hickman, Paul Hull, Joanne Hendricks, David Hirte, Abby lngebretson, John Horvoth, Clifford Howard, James Hinds Paul Hunt. f I Page sixty-nine MRS. CHARLOTTE JONES, 328-Row I: Ronnie Jacoy, Don Johnston, Jerry Johnson, Beyerly Jennings, Claudett Johnson, Louis Kemp, Rosalee Kamp, Jack Kieldgaard, Carole Johnson. Jimmy Johnson, Margaret Johnson. Row 2: Joan Kalin, Joe Jensen, Gordon Kauffman, Mary Knight, Gary Johnson, Nancy Kline, Thomas Koon, Arlene Kelly, Claudine Johnson, Frank Jones, Michael Jones. Row 3: Patricia Johnson, John Kendall, Donna Kruger, Bill Knutsen, Morris Johnson, Judy Jones, Charles Kreitz, Albert Kelburg, Lynn Krause, Pat Johnston, Johnny Kirihara, Elaine Jacobson. MR. FRED KRAMLICH, 4-Row 'I: Wilma Louden, John Losee, Sandy Martin, Paul Lauritzen, Pauline Long, Margaret Leahn, Dale Lingquist, lla Rae Leach, Carol Mason, Deanne McAIpine. Row 2: Phyllis Losee, Anne MacGiIlivray, Dennis Mahoney, Hellen Massingill, Nathan Lerer, Jim MacLean, Todd McAllister, Alfred Langan, Elva Martin. Row 3: Patty Maxson, Carlton May, Marilyn Maund, Robert Lukens, Ellen Masters, Dorothy LaRue, Raymond Love, JoAnn Landrum, Richard LeMaster, Dolores Lynch, Fred Leahn. Row 4: Leonard Martin, Donald Macintyre, LeRoy Levesque, Conner Malott, Howard Lulling, Peter Larkin, Ervin Lewis, Adele Louthan. MR. LOUIS S. LIVINGSTON, 208-Row 'Ir Mariorie McKinstry, Floyd Morris, Jackie McKee, Patricia McLain, Luther Meyers, Penny Myers, Leonard McCalIister, June Mihara, Betty McDowell, Etta Mink. Row 2: JoAnn McDonald, Maxine Mclnnis, Frank Morral, Edith Miner, JoAnn McGuire, James McKee, Mary McCoy, Chad Mitchell, Terry Mclvlacken, Bruce McLain. Row 3: Phyllis Melior, Ted McFadden, Donna McCreight, Ed Mills, JoAnn McGuire, Marilyn Morrill, Bruce McGrew, Kathy Mott, Ernestine Hugo, Marshall Mclnnis, Row 4: Ann McMath, Cheryl McKee, Robert Morris, Neil Miller, Bill McGiIchrist, Jack McElroy, John Mioen, Wayne McMahon, John McGwire. Page seventy kj MR. GERALD MECKELSON, 314-Row l: Janie Permain, Terry Porkey, Betty Peters, Madolyn Peters, Anthony Neece, Gail Peterson, Paul Niaa, Mary Patton, Dorothy Phillips, John Novell. Row 2: Virginia Nimz, Darrell Patty, Patricia Patton, Robert Nelson, Glenna Pease, John Orr, Patricia Norman, Sally Otness, James Nyborg. Row 3: Judith Nelson, Gary Pence, Asta Nygaarcl, Michael Paping, Alice Newcomb, Dennis Olsen, Marilyn Paetel, Patricia Paul, Helen Pappas, Laurence Peachey. Row 4: Topper Nielsen, Karl Nehammer, Carol Park, John Olsen, Gerald Peck, John Peterson. Absent: Dolores Penman. MR. CLARENCE MILLER, 330-Row 'l: Betty Prestwich, Vera Scalph, Carolyn Rapaport, Earle Preston, Allis Riblette, Jorgen Schleer, Sally Russel, Gordon Pague, Melvin Schneider. Row 2: Ruth Ponten, Henry Schaefer, Barbee Scheibner, Jim Rosenfield, Arlene Rumburg, Joyce Potter, David Pogue, Roy Ring, David Raymond, Ray Schmidt. Row 3: Anita Scheel, Gene Schur, Florence Rehorn, John Powers, John Schwenger, Peter Riley, Frank Schmidt, Kay Salter, Gloria Saunders, Galen Rowe, Richard Richardson. M MR. MAX F. SCHOENING, 218-Row l: Gary Stein, Ginger Shelton, Rosalyn Solomon,Julie Smith,Jim Smith,LeRoy Stanton, Mary L. Belton, lrene Shiomi, Loren Seay, Eunice Smith, Margaret Beniamin. Row 2: Gordon Skillingstad, Patricia Sterling, Jana Selves, Joy Snider, Carol Senske, Nancy Smith, Kathryn Stout, Kathleen Schubach, William Stewart, Shelby Stone, Carl Stolz. Row 3: John Simpson, David Simmons, Anita Shadduck, Stephanie Stockton, Loree Sigg, Bonita Beggs, Donna Stall, Virginia Sheck, Delpha Stevens, Jon Sonney, Douglas Storey. Absent: Marilyn Solomon, Gary Steiner. Page xvuentu - one :X Lismm all , MR. ARTHUR O, WALTHER, 6-Row I: Pat Zirnprich, William Taggart, Orville Trapp, Roberta Voshell, Robert Sturclevant, Robert Sturmer, Winifred Tyler, Ray Thayer, Sue Thomas, Bobby Uyehara, Joanne Wallmark. Jim Vannest. Row 2: Kenji Terao, Claudia Stutheit, James Taylor, Patsy Taylor, Arlene Thompson, Larry Towner, Nona Tyler, Sonia Varge, Marilyn Talbott, Robert Urban, Barbara Walker. Row 3: Jon Toolson, Gail Tupper, Robert Thomas, Patsy Chapman, Sally Tyler, Mike Volk, William Strawn, Beth Swannie, Doris Thunberg, Steve Wilson, Gloria Walters, Dick Tefft. MRS. RACHEL RENN, 320-Row I: Bob Wilson, Marilyn Westerkamp, Joan Warner, Luan White, Annette Weissenbarn, Steve Wilson, Dennis Wardrop, Laureen Webster, JoAnn Warner, Arlene Wyene, Faye Weigle, Gail Woodward. Row 2: Beverly Winn, Lester Wigen, Lorraine Witty, Melvin Weiner, Carolyn Wilcox, Gary Wright, Diane Whitney, June Wheeldon, Jim Wheeler, Diane Wegner, Patricia Wanecek. Row 3: Heleene Winkler, Gail Wilcox, Clark Wiseman, Jim Zoerlin, Wilberta Young, Gary Whittle, Larry Zinn, Dick Webb, Janet Wood, Donna Waters, Rod Wetmore, Don Williams, Page seventy-two a in wr' was-T -mf' Lef? 'I-Boys who have worked as proieciionisfs this year are Iyan Sills, Charles Liffle, Terry Fisher, Terry Bateman, and Jim Hansen, Left 2-The Goal Post Gallup fearures annually The crowning of ihe foofball queen: Duane Tye is crowning Queen Doris Fallquist, Lee DeVore looks on. Left 3-UB officers are Robin Casey, Larry English, Dick Beck, Jack Gaiion, and Mary Lynn Joyer. Left 4-Teachers are often confused with three Jim Boyds in The school. Right 'I-Larry English looks proud after showing fha? The rneans of triseciing an angle as explained in a local paper is incorrect. Righi 2-Yo-yo champ, Arnold Wood, has Two admirers: Catherine Zahniser and Torn MacKay. Righf 3-Dancing at The Goal Post Gallup are Carol Swanson and George Hendershaw. Right 4-128 officers are Roger Sfrawick, Marjorie Meyers, Tom Vertrees, Jack Rowe, and Gordon Peery. Panic .svumluftlzrce if 1712 if,- X M ! 1, I 1' f ff N X X x I 1 f 4 7 7 i N X Xl x .mfg 4 'Q Z 6 4 Q 8:41518 N 7 ig!5v-Q Q ! Q Lk s GQQUWUFUQQ 4 3 ff! X X f M I X A ' ' 'xuux1KKl'W'uMx - , akxxv , UH I Ill u I ,V In X X AX If j x Ill V six is A t U' 1, KQU Page seue ty FUHTY YEARS AGU What were L.C fs activities forty years ago? Debate Club was going strong. Mem- bers held an interclass debate, with the winners appearing in a con. D.U.K. was called The German Clubg was organized that year by Miss Corinth Croolc. A literary and dramatics club was called The Quills, and Senate Club was being reorganized. The Orange and Black Club was started to promote everything in connection with the school. This was the origin of the pres- ent-day O.B.C. The Music department was much the same. For their annual con- cert they guest-starred the Mendelssohn Club and the Berlin trio, city organizations. ,pu 9'5- N., E . Y 4 I Left 'I-Journal leaders watch Lewis and Clark Journal being folded. Bee Stuart, Barbara Devine, Kaye Osborne, Marlene Clem, Chuck Chesnut, Jody Carlson, Marilyn Meils, Carol Barnes. Left 2-Why Teachers get gray hair! John Porter, John Porter, Betty Davis, Betty Davis, Shirley Smith, Shirley Smith. Left 3-Stage crew at work. Rod Bouchee, Bill Kelley, Larry Bellos, Claire McKie, Haiime Nitta. Left 4-Don Butler trying his luck at the Girls' Federation Carnival. Right 'l-Twins again. Jerold Wood, Gerald Wood, John Binns, Jack Binns. Right 2-Santa comes to the Nursery. Helen McLaughlin, Mrs. Clause, Joan Lawson, Mr, Clause, Margaret Walters, Angel. Right 3-It can't be but it is. Jim McKee, Pat Johnson, Patty Johnson, Patty Johnson, Jim McKee. Right 4-I lA class officers. Sitting: John Shaffer, sergeant-at-arms, Jean Stewart, historian- reporter, Duane Tye, prexy. Standing: Jim Purcell, secretary-treasurer, Wayne Spence, vice president. Pace svucntu-seven mprouemenb ywacle Ay JQLLZ .fdclminidrafion The administration of Mike Kalez gave its attention to a variety of things to improve Lewis and Clark. Continuance of dancing in the Tiger's Den, lighting for the dance band, plastic book covers, and the Foster Parents Plan proved to be the most important. A.S.B. officers left to right are: Marilyn Davenport, secretary, Doris Fallquist, vice president, Mike Kalez, president, Carol Hoffman, treasurer, Tom Vertrees, historian-reporter. .A Czmmiffeemen roue CLPRLL These members of the fall semester, A,S.B. committees were very active in planning dances, mixers, and entertainment such as the Clary Wright con. Many things were developed to improve school activities, Compulsory locks were checked daily by the locker committee. Row 'l-Bruce White, Suzie Kirkham, Topper Neilson, Sharon Blackwell. Row 2-Grita Gustafson, Sylvia Hagen, Jocly Hecker, Terry Bateman, Pete Ashley, Sue Galland, Row 3-Pete Silvernale, Jennifer Upton, Stan Silberman, Mary Chesney, Kaye Osborne, Cliff Michael, Gordon Ruehl. Page scucnly-aight 0128 5,2i,m,, gm aim i,a,,fs45? 12 Lee Devore, the first girl president since Polly Bell in the yeor l95O, proved herself copoble. Aided by o strong set of officers, the A.S.B. council provided o loudspeoker for bockstoge. The group directed o compoign for keeping the hulls ond school clecin. Row 1-Patsy Blackwell, secretory, Pete Ashley, historion-reporter. Row 2-Wayne Spence, treasurer, Lee DeVore, president, Cliff Michaels, vice -president. gozfmci in Swing During the yeor l95l-52, the A.S.B. council met in room 2l5. E. W. Toe-vs wos the odviser. Lee DeVore is shown presiding of one of the meetings. Don Storey, who hos the floor, is discussing on important mutter, Pete Ashley, historionereporter, to the left of the president, seems to find the discussion quite omusing olong with the rest of the council. Putin 6L'L'E1Ili1fI7ll1L Grd 7 cjecferalfion 3mcce55!wf Cjarniua The first semester Girls' Federation, headed by Suzanne Thompson, presented entertainment and interest in the form of cons. Style shows and various occupations of interest to girls were themes. A carnival was held in the Tiger's Den. lt was one of the biggest successes in the Federation's history. Row 1-Mary Kaye, sergeant-at-arms, Suzanne Thompson, president, Jean Stobie, historian-reporter. Row 2-Jennifer Upton, secretary, Patsy Blackwell, treasurer. Eleanor Brown, vice president, was absent. l 7 QA j8J9Pati0n Sue gaffafndf Sending two girls to the Girls' State Conference was one of the first proiects put into effect by Sue Galland, president of the second semester's Girls' Federation, Holding weekly meetings Tuesday nights in T04 kept the officers full of ideas which kept the ball rolling for an active semester. Row I-Beverly Becher, secretary, Sue Galland, president, Donna Reekie, vice president, Kaye Osborne, historian-reporter. Row 2-Jennifer Upton, treasurer, Ruth Eddy, sergeant-at-arms. Page eighty qi , 223-iff if fi. ww-f 'Q, wM's-k Qdd Wm Sgr W Qi QNQ ,aim ow , cjealerafion ,AQ495 cgioondor C!Lri5fma5 ance Under the guidance ot Gene Gadeau, president, Larry Cheztnut, vice president, Bill Parker, secretary-treasurer, and Douglas Babcock, adviser, the fall semester's Boys' Federation helped sponsor the Holly Hop Christmas dance with the Girls' Federation, Bill Parker, secretary-treasurer, Gene Gadeau, president, Larry Chestnut, vice president. '27 f 0y5 3Jef'6lti0l'L OWLP eteff Wang Mvfbfftd After the revising of the constitution by the constitution committee, the spring semester's Boys' Federation got off to a good start. Money raising events brought enough money to send a boy to the Boys' State Conference. One proiect was the Faculty-Student basketball game, which was enioyed thoroughly by all. Row 'I-Leonard Road, Jim Whittemore, Fred Blackwell, Wayne Martin lconstitution committeel. Row 2-Jack Rowe, secre- tary-treasurer, Gordon Ruehl, president, Duane Tye, vice president. Page eighty-Iwo jifarmerd .ynlferedlf in puma cgioeaging mmf' an-2' fs-.,..nQ Numerous meetings featuring speakers and a banquet held at the end of the semester were the main activities of Senate club. Louis Livingston is club adviser. The first semester officers were: President, Allen Bergin, vice president, Bill Parker, secretary, Bob Morris, treasurer, Bob Bailey, sergeant-atrarms, Len Rood. Row 'I-Bob Bailey, Leo Perras, Mark Follett, Bob Ritchie, Tim Hay, Carl Leithe, Chuck Chesnut, Allen Bergin, Louis Livings- ton, adviser. Row 2-John Kemp, Orville Willard, Bob Morris, Paul Perko, Gordon Vichert, Jack Rowe, Dick Nelson, Reed Penning, Jim Whittemore. Row 3-Stan Silberman, Len Rood, Mike Davis, Cory Olson, Cliff Michel, Gordon Ruehl, Jim Senna, Bill Parker. olgttefmen Are fAe gd! jgefd The Lettermen's club, composed ot letter winners in all sports, is sponsored to encourage athletics. Their activities this year included two semi-annual banquets and a con. Row T-Earl Clark, Gordon Peery, Wayne Spence, Roger Stravvick, Gene Gadau, Jim McCaughan, Tim Hay, Ron Mueller, George Couchman, Bob Gifford, Row 2-Dwight Fleck, George Walters, Bill Bryan, Bob Taylor, Reed Penning, Bob Powers, Dick Nieman, Joe Cornelius, Duane Tye, Jack Binns. Row 3-Ted Allen, Larry Chestnut, Gene Foedisch, Mickey Smith, Terry Bateman, Roger VVyatt, John Plastino, Jim Jacoy, Frem Nielsen, Bob Murphy, Don Lundstrom. Row 4-Gordon Ruehl, Kenneth Merkel, Frank Werner, Paul Perko, Dave Martin, Bob Morris, Jim Senna, Bud Dibblee, John Shatter, Wayne Demaray. Page eighty-three MSAereffe5 libmfied re Mrie 1 Duties of the Usherettes are to usher at cons and teachers' conventions, Thev also assist at important outside affairs. Their uniform consists of long-sleeve white blouses and wine skirts. Row l-Rae Speer, Janet Murray, Jody Carlson, Lora Lee Wolfe, Carole Hoffman, Marilyn Davenport, Claire Amundson Carol Christian, Row 2-Pattie Pierce, Pam Parr, Bonnie Koltenbronn, Pat Mclieehan, Lee DeVore, Sue Thompson, Ruth Eddy Jennifer Upton, Greta Gustafson. Row 3-Kaye Osborne, Doyle Nelson, Karen Lien, Jane Anderson, Jean Manser, Betty Bock Marlene Clem, Betty Brainard. 1 1 I romofw Onfcfoor Acfiuified uv' Promoting outdoor interests, which include hikes and nature study, are the members of the Outdoor club. Among their fall activities was an outing to Sue Galland's cabin on Lake Coeur d'Alene. First semester officers were: President, Paul Perko, vice president, Joyce Hartl, secretary, Margie McLain, sergeant-at-arms, Janet Murray. Row 'I-Mr, Anderson, Janet Murray, Carol Dullanty, Margie McLain, Carol Hoffman, Helen Mann, Ruth Eddy, Nancy Gale, Rae Speer, Phyllis Allen. Row 2-Sue Thompson, Sue Galland, Pam Parr, Pete Silyernale, lva Lou Rood, Joan Lawson, Joyce Hortl. Row 3-Suzie Kirkham, Sondra Babcock, Gary Peterson, Carl Leithe, Leonard Rood, Bud Dibblee, Jim McCaughn, Reed Penning. Row 4--Mike Kalez, Jack Rowe, Cliff Michels, Paul Perko, Bill Parker, Dick Pool, Stan Silberrnan, Tom Haggarty, Pat Powers. Puqv i'1'ql7Irf-fmzr ,Qwmofe .ynferefif in eliferafmre The purpose of the Book club is to discuss new books, and promote interest in literature. The literature includes a variety of prose and poetry, modern and classical. The club, under the direction of Miss Marian H. Pettis, meets twice a month at the homes of the various members, First semester officers were: Sue Thompson, president, Suzy Kirkham, vice president, Barbara Helliwell, secretary, Bruce White, treasurer, and Leonard Road, sergeant-at-arms. Row 'I-Barbara Helliwell, Barbara Devine, Suzy Kirkham, Len Rood, Sue Thompson, Bruce White, Susan Hawley, Nancy Gale, Pottie Bush, Janet Murray, Janet Haltom. Row 2-Miss Pettis, Dorothy Deem, Alice Naundorf, Marilyn Gillis, Lorraine Mclntyre, Doris Fallquist, Ruth Eddy, Carol Hoffman, Margaret Hamilton, Donna Leischman. Row 3-Bee Stuart, Beverly Becher, Mariorie McLain, Dayle Nelson, Paul Cooper, Marilyn Finley, Sandra Cochran, Grita Gustafson, Joan Hecker. Row 4-Carol Dullanty, David Clack, Sylvia Hagen, Bob Sparks, Stan Silberman, John Kemp, Eleanor Brown, Pete Silvernale, Pat Ellis, .legafem SLOW jainf Jgnnua! Gm With Mr. Graham as the club's adviser, and Ruth Newmiller as president, Debate club took trips to Springdale and Coeur d'AIene. They held their annual spring con with the topic: Resolved: That all citizens of the United States should be subject to conscription for essential services in time of war, Row 'l-Karen Williams, Judy Eyrich, Gail Rew, Dick Boyd, Ruth Newmiller, Janet Haltom, Christine Weiseman. Row 2- Carole Emerton, Marilyn Finley, Carol Faulkner, Susan Cox, Barbara Drewes. Pimi 4'1iLlf?fgfffl'Ll Mew Originafed A new organiiation which appeared last spring is the Three C's club. Aims are to promote cleaner living, cleaner speech, and cleaner character. The club held a ioint Christmas party with the North Central Three C's. Donald Fowler is the adviser. Fall semester officers were: Jo Ann Barta, president, Gene Mahn, vice president, Martie Graffis, secretary, Ida Greycloud, treasurer, Sheila Reichalt, fifth executive. Row 'I-Mr. Fowler, Louise Nclkagawa, Fanney Sly, Mary Ann Clausen, Carol Emmerton, Martie Graffis, Sally Barkaloo, Maria Holman, Dorothy Moreland, Betty McDowell. Row 2-Ida Greycloud, Ruth Conant, Jo Ann Barta, Bette Davis, Shirley Morelock, Fanetta Keiber, Sharlee MacLaughlin, Clyde Slemmer, Marilyn Black. Row 3-Druzena Singleton, Marlene Mortinsen, Nancy Conner, Sheila Reichalt, Rosy Hamilton, Marlene Clem, Gene Mann, Lois Bernham. orum Hom A Wonffrfy meefinw Members of the Forum club talk over world situations and current affairs. Their main social activity is a Christmas party for the alumni. Row I-Ruth Newmiller, Jody Hecker, Ruth Grant, Barbara Helliwell, Allen Bergin, Susan Hawley, Darrell Russell, Dorothea Drangas, Miss Eagles. Row 2-Marilyn Black, Windsor McCannon, Beverly Becher, Patsy Blackwell, Nathan Anderson, Lynn Stewart, Roger Riggs, Sylvia Hagen, Gordon Vichert, Roberta Pollack, Page eighty-six gferg Qcognizest Emi .xdnniuemarg The Archery club recognized its first anniversary at Lewis and Clark this year, Officers for the fall semester were: Mardiege MacDonald, president, Gary Pryor, vice president, ana Sally True, secretary-treasurer, Tre mernbers of the club held a Halloween and Christmas Novelty Shoot, with the idea to make these events annual. Row 'I-Mardiese MacDonald, Reed Morrow, Louie Chandler, Dixine Hossfeld. Row 2-Gerry Cerenzia, Janet Wigen, Charles Nehrhood, Sally True. Row 3-Carol Dristine, Marilyn Josrnarm, Gary Pryor, Al Tipton, Joe Gilbert. ,525 juncfiond QMCAQ With wlnler fun at its height, Ski club, with Ivir, Sctoening a, ad-ffscr, was organised at L, C. tial: year. ine group, led by Dave Clock, .lim Wilson, ancl Jim Senna, took part in the Beta Cup Races at Steven's Pass. They 'placed llth. Races with Coeur d'Alene and Rogers also were held. Row l-Gerig Loree, Bill Helliwell, Neil Brophy, Dick Teit, unidentified, Gordon Carroll, John Brunzell, unidentified. Row 2- Michael Volk, Reed lviorrow, Sandy Martin, Bruce White, Pete Silveinale, Joan Warner, Marjorie DeVorss, Carole Godfrey, Sandra Elder, Beth Fredricks, Mike Kolez, Frern Nielson, Charles Leithe. Row 3-Roger Salisbury, Bill Geist, Jay Finlay, Jim Senna, Jim Wilson, Judy Miller, Linda Clarke, Marilyn Johnson, Shirley Bier, Sadien Lasley, Martha Meinhardt, Bev Becher. Row 4-Ray Schmidt, Earl Preston, Barry Monroe, Bob Sumner, Bud Dibblee, Tom Knoll, Topper Nielson, Leanne Jones, Barbara Helliwell, Carolyn Hurd, Marilyn Jcisman, Gwen Miles, Lois Smith, Row 5 -Bob Nelson, Wayne Burns, Pete Strawick, Tay Conrad, uniden- tified, Mark Follet, Tirn Hay, Greg Smith, Dick Duoos, Frank Seebeck, Ed Behrens, Paul Selle, Pilirif L'llLlI7lLf'Si'L'.' Que jndiuiduaf .giienfi ic Qporffi Individual speeches on science subjects were given throughout the semester by members of Tri-Sci. Skip Louderback is club adviser. First semester officers were: President, Dewain Don Trueblood, sergeant-at-arms, Terry Bateman, Row l-Paul Dix, Dorothy Deem, Sherrill Br Rodney Whitefield, Maxine Bennett, Mary Lou Se well, Sheila Reichelt, Bob Taylor, Doris Fallquist, Row 3-Arnold Wood, Carol Cunningham, Suzy Barbara Scritchfield, Lee Larson. Row 4-Swede Dick Van Gelder, Cliff Dineen, Don Trueblood, , Bruff, vice president, Rodney Whitefield, secretary, Maxine Bennett, treasurer fifth executive, George Priebe. adford, George Priebe, Barbara Devine, Bruce White, Bee Stuart, Bev Becher xton, Skip Louderback, adviser. Row 2-Catherine Zahneiser, Barbara Helli Dave Johanson, Bob Nelson, Dewain Bruff, Clyde Halstead, Merlin Omans Kirkham, Grita Gustafson, Marilyn Finnley, Joan Lawson, Dianne Cannon Rude, Leon Cromer, Bob Stover, Al Skoglund, Dave Clack, Stan Silberman Terry Bateman. I jufwre omema em pomor C4145 in ermang P The Future Homemakers of America are interested in furthering the interest in home economics and promoting leadership in home and community life. Included in the activities of the club are the annual pot-luck dinner, the all-school fair, and the sponsorship of a homemaking class in Germany, First semester activities were led by: Diane Rumburg, president, Mary Kaye, vice president, Mae Ann Kleven, secretary, Dorothea Franke, treasurer, Beverly Becher, historian-reporter, and Carol McKay, parliamentarian. Row T-Gail Rew, Beverly Becher, Mary Kaye, Diane Rumberg, Mae Ann Klevin, Dorthea Franke, Delores Martin, Linda March, Diane Bowman, Mrs. Cunningham. Row 2-Betty Croy, Neoma Schopf, Susan Emery, Dorthea Drangas, Christine Wiseman, Barbara Carkeek, Nancy Goade, Margaret Hamilton, Teresa Spinelli. Row 3-Donna Leishman, Carol McKay, Lois Smith, Caroline Armfield, Nancy Conner, Kay Laing, Pat Cunningham, Marietta Arrasmith. aye eighlq-vi'ghl 2' 1 Kgwgrn' x ii' ,'1',f ii' n Qtznfsf Q 9 will val a 'f's Left I-Winners ot the Fire Prevention Contest. First prize, Chorles Chesnut, second prize, Sue Thompson, Left 2- Students trying new science equipment: Clitf Dineen, Borboro Scritchfield, Dewoin Bruft. Left 3--Halloween porty with some of the D.U.K, ond Adelonte members: Doris Follquist, Lee DeVore, Donna Reekie, their yictim unknown. Left 4-Resting during lunch hour in the warm sun: Dolores Fox, Lora Lee 'VVolfe, Betty Brainard, Mitzi Loiseou. Right 1-HB class otticers: Shirley Bier, vice president, Jim Whittemore, fifth executive, Sharon Blackwell, secretory, Larry Chestnut, president, Nancy Fuiito, treasurer. Right 2-Band officers of the tall semester: Ralph Adams, vice president, Donno Griffith, secretory, Bruce Miller, treasurer, Jock Rowe, president. Right 3-Some of the fellows outside during lunch: Bob Nelson, Bob Nelson, Bob Nelson. iNo mistake in namesi. Right 4-Color Day in the hcills last tall. 1111110 ciqhlu-n1'm Qfacfice l9cmi5 Ar dw Sale of agioydnid L T ,- Hamm Adelante provides 'prcciice in and lcnoyvledge of Spanish for Those who arc iriierested in The language. At The meetings, under The guidance of Mr. Ferrer, The minutes and roll are read in Spanish. A poT-luck dinner and meeting wiTh all The foreign language clubs was one of The foremosf evenis of The year. FirsT semesfer officers were: Lee DeVore, president, Arla Daniel, vice president, Mary Chesney, secretary, Ruth Eddy, treasurer, Dick Poole, hisforian, Terry Bateman, reporter. Row 'l-Mr. Ferrer, Arla Daniel, Susan Hawley, Chuck Chesnut, Don Brockeft, Ruth Gram, Carol Hoffman, Ruth Eddy. Row 2-Mary Kaye, Joan Lawson, Justine Wood, Lee DeVore, AniTa BarTu, Carolyn Kavanagh, Terry Bateman, John Bigelow. Row 3-Doris Fallquist, George Robey, Kathryn Downey, Mary Chesney, Bee Stuart, Dick Poole, Pete Gerpheide. l'0l7L0t0 O! QZFWLGIZ king Members of D.U.K. This year helped cz needy family by giving Them food and clothing. They also held Their annual Christmas party. Various speakers have spoken to Them concerning Germany and its neighbors. Row 1-Jerry Cohen, Joe Greer, Maxine BennetT, Pete Silvernale, Jim Anderson, Mary Meagher, Bruce White, Elaine Thompson, Bob Wilson, Mr. Toevs. Row 2-Gard Hayes, Ed Behrens, Ralph Adams, Joyce Hartl, Darlene Hammer, George Harris, Jack Rowe, John Schaeffer. Page ninety ,7!Le Que Lrg mo jwir mmf The Lewis and Clark Flag Twirlers display expert ability in their marching and twirling activities. Row 'I-Cleone Miller, Shirley Zimprich. Row 2-Catherine Robey, Lois Smith. Row 3-Eleanore Brown. j-girg, eau em ine yo A group of the Lewis and Clark Ti-Girls and Cheerleaders form the official Ti-Girl initials. First semester officers were: Lee DeVore, president, Joyce Hartl, vice president, Arla Daniel, secretary, Dayle Nelson, treasurer, Pam Parr, historian- reporter, Shirley Zimprich and Jean Stobie, sergearits-at-arms. Row 1-Ruth Eddy, Janet Murray, Donna Westensee, Marleta Henderson. Row 2-Kay Osborne, Carol Hoffman, Kay Royce. Row 3-Gwen Couvel, Margie McLain. Row 4-Iva Lou Rood, Doris Fallquist, Nancy Goode, Dayle Nelson, Pam Pa rr, Lee DeVore. Paqe ninety-om: H y 055055 gee finf AIfie5 Excellent twirling and marching ability is possessed by the Lewis and Clark maiorettes. Row i-Barbara Souza, head maiorette, Shirlee Spaeth, band maiorette. Row 2-Maxine Bennett, Patsy Miller, Mary Kaye, Diane Bowman, Loretta Standal, Donna Reekie. Row 3-Kay Wendle, Karen Williams, Carol Dirstine, Maryanne Thunberg. Mai WMM!! MA 0 lfliflmf fig lg?-A f The Lewis and Clark Ti-Girls put sparkle into parades and halt-time exercises at games. Selling pop corn balls in the full semester was included in their variety of activities. Row 'I-Susan Emry, Pat Friend, Joanna Tarkington, Janet Wright, Patricia Bush, Jody Pugh, Ann Lawson, Carol Miller. Row 2-Arlene lnouye, Gail Inouye, Jerene Hughbanks, Judy Bailey, Leanne Jones, Pauline Dandrea, Anita Bartoo, Martha Mein' hardt, Bonnie Koltenbronn. Row 3-Sally Shaw, Sondra Garlinghouse, Jean Stobie, Jean Madsen, Ruth Grant, Joyce Hum- phreys, Nancy i-leathe, Susan Melrose, Marilyn Christian, Marilyn Davenport. Row 4-Carol Helphrey, Marilyn Olsen, Jennifer Upton, Joyce Hartl, Nancy Fowler, Joann Storey, Carol McKay, Suzanne Thompson, Roberta Pollock, Carol Warron, Beth Bartels. Page VI!-UPI if - I Luo i-QA gmconrage gLLfAlA,:5id5l'IfL The Ti-Girls encourage enthusiasm in school spirit throughout the year. Participating in the half-time exercises ot' a football game in Walla Vvalla was one of the main events ot their activities for the fall semester. Row l-Ruth Newmiller, Alice Naundorf, Arla Daniel, Marilyn Boothe, Rae Spear, Nancy Fuiita, Alice Hayashi. Row 2- Judy Tucker, Jody Hecker, Diane Rumberg, Lorraine Lyle, Carol Rometch, Carolyn Hurd, Sally True, Claire Amundson, Marty MacPhee. Row 3-Carol Swanson, Lynn Stewart, Dorothea Drangas, Margery DeVorss, Shirley Bier, Barbara Helliwell, Mary Coon, Gwyneth Miles, Beverly Becher, Row 4-Marilynne Sowers, Grita Gustafson, Suzy Kirkham, Carolyn Gehres, Kathy Colborn, Peggy Parker, Ann Claggett, Barbara Goodwin, Mary Chesney, Mary King, Myrle Cheeseman. C7014 ,Soomom WMA Cjonlfenb The Math club sponsored two contests during the year: Senior-Junior Math Contest, the first semester, and a Sophomore- Freshman Algebra Contest, the second semester. Discussions on the practical mathematical aspects of lite are held at each meeting. Members take part in social activities, which include their annual spring pot-luck dinner and June picnic. Row 'I-Margaret Walker, Beverly Becher, Judy Miller, Maxine Bennet, Lorna Schlichtig, Susan Hawley, Miss Smith iadviserl, Row 2-Gordon Peery, Gordon Ruehl, Tom Haggarty, David Clack, Leonard Rood, Marilyn Finky, Arnold Wood, Diane Cannon, Grita Gustafson. Puuc nim'1i1-llvrvc Quaggcafiono .Are Ar memgemfuflo The Sfoddard King chapfer of Quill and Scroll had a me nbership of Twenty-two when This picture was taken. Members must be experienced in The high school iournalisiic field To qualify for membership. Carl G. Miller is club adviser. Row 'I-Arla Daniels rpresidenii, Kaye Osborne, Joanne Barra, Barbara Jeweii, Gordon Vicheri, George Robey, Chuck Chesnuf, Jane? Murray, Carol Dullaniy. Row 2-Lorraine Mclniyre, Jody Carlson, Barbara Sfuari, Lee DeVore, John Bernham, Sandra Babcock, Darlene Hammer, Marilyn Meils, Pat Caudill, Jeannie Morris, Barbara Devine, Dayle Nelson. Wemgem parficipafe in ariom Gnfwfd The ahilify 10 compose original pieces is ihe special skill Thai is required for membership in This seleci group known as Papyrus. Many of ihe members have participaied in literary confesis and have done very well. Row 'l-Chuck Chesnui, Merlins Omans, Taba Schaffer, Helen Montgomery, Susan Hawley, Gloria Soriano, Phil Baird icidviseri. Row 2-Jo Little, Beverly Becher, Jackie Goller, Phyliss Geddis, Sherrel Bradford, Lorna Schlichtig, Carol Romeich, Jane Noble. Row 3-Bob Nelson, Joanne Mazna, Mike Davis, Gary Pryor, Jerry Nelson, Sally Landis, Gordon Vichert, Sandra Cochran. Page mncly-four fgfouiafe glnferfainrnenf Ar 0caf..A!05pifaA A variety of talent is displayed at the annual talent con presented by Thespion club. The club gives plays and provides entertainment for various local hospitals. New members and officers are honored with a pot-luck dinner at installation. Miss Florence Wager is the new odvser. Leading the first semester activities were, Doris Fallquist, president, Jack Rowe, vice president, Carolyn Kavanagh, secretary, Dorthea Drongas, treasurer, Nancy Fowler, historian, and Jerry Nelson, sergeant-at-arms. Row 'I-Sally Borkoloo, Claudia Peachey, Jody Carlson, Pat Ellis, Sally Beil, Loralee Wolfe, Dorthea Drangas, Mary Ann Gray, Nancy Smith, Diane Whitney, Carolyn Kavanagh, Janet Haltom, Row 2-Carol Cunningham, Suzy Kirkham, Nathan Lerer, Sue Emry, Doris Fallquist, Carol Dullanty, Kathryn Downey, Patsy Blackwell, Janet Noble, Beverly Bruce, Pat Bush, Diane Wegner. Row 3-Topper Nielsen, Bob Seto, Pat McKeehan, John Porter, Jim Boyd, Gwen Miles, Nancy Fowler, Carolyn Gehres, Sue Thompson, Bruce White, Mary Kaye, Janice Scott. Row 4-Sandy McKeever, Judy Bailey, Helen McLoughlin, Larry Hicks, Jack Rowe, Jack MacPhee, George Harris, Jerry Nelson, George Couchman, Don Holsten, Shirley Adams, Cecil Moller. jurdzer ,Arif in 3400! is 5 .1 5 A- lt Furthering the importance of art in the school and giving thoce with congenial interests the opportunity to work together, the Fine Arts club carries on year after year. Under the direction of Miss Lydia Goos, the members enioy movies and lectures at meetings held twice a month. Their project for the year is to paint a mural in room lO9. First semester officers were: Carol Rouse, president, Pat Den nis, vice president, Peggy Jo Parker, secretary, Barbara Betts, treasurer, Jean Stobie, fifth executive. Row 'l-Pat Dennis, Marjorie Meyers, Diane Rumburg, Pat Bird, Barbara Betts, Phyllis Geddis, Mary Lynn Joyer. Row 2- Jean Stobie, Beth Bartels, Martha Meinhardt, Carol Lee Rouse, Carol McKay, Carole Burnham. Row 3-Miss Lydia S, Goos, Peggy Jo Parker, Roxanne Hay, Jim Boyd, Norman Eng, William Shinkai, Ray Davis. Page rtlnety-fzluc CSQQMCAICLJ CS7lfLCCIZ1f5!bLf glib! Marlene Clem was editor and Kaye Osborne was advertising manager of the first semester Journal staff. The group worked hard to put out the usual I4 issues. Row 1-Carl G. Miller ladviserl, John Bright, Charles Chesnut, Merlin Omans, George Robey, John Bernham, Carol Dullanty. Row 2-Joanne Carlson, Lee DeVore, Marlene Clem, Marilyn Meils, Carol Barnes, Mary Coon, Janet Murray, Dianne Cannon, Bonnie Koltenbronn, Claire Amundson. Row 3-Lorraine Mclntyre, Kaye Osborne, Barbara Devine, Barbara Stuart, Sandra Babcock, Doyle Nelson, Barbara Jewett, Marilyn Gurganus. QCOVLJ .gzmedtef OMPFLQK LSQa,g,J4!6L5 WQWLAQIYS Even though this is the largest Journal staff for some time the members are kept busy throughout the semester under the leadership of Charles Chesnut. The idea of f'cub reporters, who are new this semester, has proved satisfactory. Row 1-Nancy Gale, Lorraine Mclntyre, Margery DeVorss, Windsor McCannon, Carol Barnes, Susan Hawley, Sandra Elder, Barbara Jewett. Row 2-Anne MacDonald, Dayle Nelson, Carol Hoffman, Bonnie Koltenbronn, Barbara Devine, Marilyn Meils, Ruth Eddy, Sharon VanDorn. Row 3-John Gilkey, Carol Rometch, Leanne Jones, Mary Coon, Diane Cannon, Barbara Stuart, George Robey, Chuck Chesnut, Jody Carlson, Carol Dullanty, Bob Bailey. Page ninety -six 2 ,Q -3 Q Q3 BN -S -.E Bm i 5 H, P611 l'CL25t Bob eubouer, N Ricky I, Chappel rea, Gary Dand ke Mi Wildey, Ron Bolo Safe S Drum members, forty-s x f p O OU Y hog ller, The orchesira, wif U e cl reciion of C. O. F 1h Under Hargreaves. don I' Roby, Go ovide I' P They ri. ffheir annual conce O usic IT1 popular and CO SS f cla yo T a yarie nied prese for graduaiion exercises also. music Sharon Blockwel ffifh I' G Clarinefs: Donna Delores 1 V1 hamberli C Kent 5, Sim Ronald Paferson PSQQY nn s, De da Viol ns: Firsf nslow. Wi Benneti, Roderick ndm re, Gary Sa ombone: Don Tr S. Sim Robert Sue Ann Sherfey, Reeves, in ndy Erw Sa 1 Dale Brandt b Bear Bo Cornei: Reynolds, Carole gers, Joe Ro ary M merfon Em l VO Ca 5, Bello rry iolins: La V Second Coleman. Myrna Ribleit S Alli Eagle, hnson, Pat Jo Anderson. ck Di Doss, ber? Ro Adams, ler, Ralph Mil VUC6 B fn: Ho ench Fr VFI Sandbo Dave arren, oiW yan Tyne, Car pe Mei Wh Te, la: Barbara Vio gi E -0 as ,. O Q U E -2 2 3 D C3 fi ' U1 8 .E Q! I r LE E u 5 ua 3 S P Q .. 2 o 3 .Q L O Q2 U O U .Q U ID C O Q ci Q. U C D- 4 E OJ E 8 'D .E S- 5 U C U 1: O E 15 5 0 C .. C U7 SD .C ID 0 E U 4 3 2 KD O 1 2 2 Ji T, 3 U an Pace ninety-seven Qi!! Cady' fo ywowic om The Girls' Glee Club brought favorable comment to the Music department after displaying their talents during the past year Row 'l-Delores Cooper, Pat Smith, Madilyn Peters, Ruby lngraham, Louise Cadruvi, Anne Allen, Judy Halladay, Betty Mac Dowell. Row 2-Darlene Donley, lla Rae Leach, Carol Mason, Phyllis Austin, Phyllis Lossee, Betty Drummond, Marilyn Talbott Maxine Mclnnis, Faye Weigle, Row 3-Claudia Campbell, Peggy Merritt, JoAnn Blazer, Gloria Saunders, Florence Rehorn Cheryl McKee, Joanne Newcombe, Margie Matlock, Patsy Taylor. '0L! 5000179 Qeafg fo WMJZMC 8l96Ll fWL8l'Zi 4: g Q mf' gg I 3' A mixed group of singers, with the girls outnumbering the boys two to one, make up the intermediate choir in the Music department. They give some of the main numbers in concerts. Row 'l-Joan Denoo, Kay Guell, Marilyn Davenport, Joan Schwenger, Shirley Thiringer, Pauline Long, Donna Westensee, Janet Wigen, Gloria Alvarado. Row 2-Elizabeth Smith, Adrienne Aslin, Gwen Cauvel, Marlene Helm, Joanne Farrier, Joanne Kilgore, Marlene James, Marilyn Taylor, Judy Miller, Phyllis Hill. Row 3-George Hendershot, Orville Willard, Jim Thompson, Ron Berg, Ed Orr, Cory Olson, Dick Boyd, Larry Hix, Hiram Clark, Paul Selle, Ray Davis, Absent-Clifford Groves, Mickey Smith, Jack Willis, Robert Waugh, Jim Montague, Betty Croy, Alice Lee, Carol l-loss, Leo Leonard, Marilyn Johnson. Page ninety-eight ,fd Cpayayaeffa Clair cw Goan! Mar g The A Cappella Choir had another successful year under t'1e leadership of Paul Fosso. The Spokane Music Festival and numerous radio programs have kept the members busy, First semester officers were: Gordon Ruehl, president, Donna Reekie, vice president, Janice Scott, secretary, Jo Ann Barta, business manager. Row T-Nancy Fuiita, Carol Godfrey, Dorothy Deem, Donna Reekie, Beverly Womach, Janice Scott, Lee DeVore, Bonnie Koltenbronn, Jo Ann Barta, Carol Swanson, Joy Williams, Delpha Stevens, Donna Jerome, Fanetta Keiber, Martie Graffis, Claudia Peachey, Ann McDonald, Joan Schafer, Kay Campbell. Row 2-Jeanne Pierson, Janice Smith, Virginia Vorlicky, Willene Hoppe, Sheila Laughy, Barbara Cornell, Lorraine Mclntyre, Janice Barrett, Mardiese McDonald, Barbara Souza, Barbara Knight, Pat Larson, Mary Chesney, Carolyn Gehres, Joanne Mazna, Kathy Walters, Eleanor Gies, Carolyn Cavanaugh, Kay Palmer, Dianne Wegner, .lo Little. Row 3-Keith Kennedy, Bill Shinkai, lvan Sills, Jim McKee, Art True, Don Chatfield, Gaynor Guell, Jack Gation, Chuck Chesnut, Denny Horn, Merlin Omans, Bob DeVlerning, Melvin Schlaht, Mickey Burdge. Row 4-Joe Onuma, Jim Sanders, Mark Follett, Gordon Ruehl, Jim McKay, Jack McPhee, Frank Werner, George Alex, Leo Murphy, Cliff Michael, Don Butler, Jim Boyd, Dale Brandt, Claire McKie, John Miller, Marlin Guell, Del Gibson. eginnem ,Choir gfnfogmenf fo 620115 , 'l This group of talented singers form the Beginners' Choir, Besides adding color to the annual music con, the members are kept busy every day by Paul Fosso building up a repertoire. Row 'l--Janice Adams, Elnita Avery, Helen Montgomery, Margaret Laehn, Shirley Monroe, Margaret Frye, Sally Taylor, Sally Beil, Nona Tyler, Mary Ellen Edwards, Nancy Smith, Sally Colman, Ellen Gustavson. Row 2-Prudence Bahme, Edith Miner, Carol Park, Karen Bartlett, Margaret Beniamin, Pat Frank, Lenora Cruse, Dianne Ashman, Mary McCoy, Genevieve James, Pat Frisselz, Janet Chisholm. Row 3-Bob Hoagland, Marion Schfield, Janet Allison, Darlene Fletcher, Marilyn Mound, Shirley Schmidt, Doris Thunberg, Patsy Chapman, Annette Vtleissenborn, Barbara Coman, Marilyn Morrill, Marilyn Harden, Jim Nyborg. Row 4-Jim Wheeler, Jim MacLean, Tom Hoon, Dick Allen, Erwin Lowis, Carl Blunck, Wynn Agee, Dean Cash, Paul Hull, Paul Hunt, Jerry Dassow, Not in PicturevCurtis Diteman, Charles Larabee, Donald Maclntyre, Dick Nelson, Gary Pierone, John Simpson, Bob Sturdevant, Eleanor Kaul, Carolyn Armfield, Jean Fulton, Dianne Whitney, Page ninetu-nine nfoy gjrfra Wo1,1iicaf.!gcf1fuifie5 Ensemble is made up ot a group of students who enjoy extra musical activities. Under the direction of Paul Fosso, the group performs in various concerts. Row 1-Jeanne Pierson, Claudia Peachy, Marlene Mortenson, Carol Swanson, Joanne Mazna, Pot Larson, Shirley Burns Willene Hoppe. Row 2-Joe Onuma, Dole Brandt, Jim McKee, Jo Little. Row 3-Claire McKie, Jack McPhee, Art True, Jim Boyd 5?arAgAfer5 awe Wang 0cia!.fycIfiuifie4 Thece girls have had a busy year with musical presentatio is and numerous contests. The initiates can always be recognized because of their comical hats. Row I-Sally Barkaloo, Glenna Rae Pease, Diane Rumberg, Shirley Bier, Doris Fallquist, Nancy Goode, Joanne Wixson. Row 2-Donna Reekie, Ruth Eddy, Pat Ellis, Dorothea Drangas, Mary Kaye, Delpha Steven Joanne Barta, Bonnie Koltenbronn. Row 3-Diane Ashman, Neoma Schoeph, Janine Barrett, Virginia Vorlicky, Joanne Mazna, Carolyn Gehres, Eleanor Brown, Diane Wagner, Janice Scott, Carolyn Kavanagh, Mr. Fosso. Page ami lvundrml Carolyn Wilcox, Marilyn Black, Carol Swanson, l'8l'LCA 5'Lf.0y5 Ofeigflf cj'6Ll!6 ef!! Foreign travelers were the main speakers at the monthly meetings of Entre Nous throughout the school year. The travelers told of the European countries they had visited. The social activities of the club included their annual Christmas party at the home of their adviser, Mrs. Grace Bartlett. Row 'I-Marilyn Johnson, Claudette Toupin, Joahna Tarkington, Jackie Lusher, Jackie Braden, Jody Pugh, Patty Bush, Joan Schwenger, Mary Lynn Joyer, Betty Zack, Ruth Newmiller, Laurene Rogers, Jody Hecker, Ronald Wildey. Row 2-Marilyn Jasmann, Steve Doggett, Kay Royce, Patsy Blackwell, Shirley Cornelius, Bob Nelson, Jane Anderson, Art True, Barbara Helliwell, John Gilkey, Bev Beecher, Barbara Betts, Sue Ann Shertey. Row 3-Don Holsted, Carol Rometch, Georgine Winslow, Margie McLain, Karen Lien, Barbara Knight, Donna Mae Leishman, Kathy Colborn, Nancy Stender, Mary Ann Eder, Christine Wiseman, Lynn Stewart, Dayle Nelson. Row 4-George Pierce, Eleanor Kaul, Bob Couchman, Deloris Aster, Gene Hoxey, Jennifer Upton, Justine Wood, Sylvia Hagen, Sue Thompson, Sue Galland, Carol Burnham, Juanita Halterman, Jim Wilson, Doug Getmann. 6fa55icaj Ewa? wid Mar an-...... Classical club, under the supervision of Miss Marguerite Cross, held their annual Christmas party again this year. They also had a ioint dinner with all the other language clubs. The club studies the background of ancient Roman customs. Row I-Miss Cross, Marilyn Boothe, Janice Graves, Lucy Englund, JoAnn Hendricks, Bob Fosberg, Suzanne Ernst, Marilyn Greve, Nancy Gilmore, Beth Fredricks, John Bright. Row 2-Tim Hay, Pat Friend, Barbara Helliwell, Barbara Knight, Ann Lawson, Jim MacLean, Nancy Gale, Helen Mann, Janet Murray, Dayle Nelson, Kay Calkins. Row 3-Nancy Fowler, JoAnn Storey, Ricardo de la Fuente, Ross Smith, Roberta Pollock, John Bigelow, Joyce Humphreys, Mariorie DeVorss, Minoro Hiyashi, Ann McGillvary. Page on: hundred one 'Q N I e 0 I 154 6 061, HIL HHS. Bi hn phone: Jo X0 Baritone Su YIUFHEFOUS and ades par F fo usic ITT ng kept busy play band were the of Members Bruce Miller, Robert Doss, erson, Gre a Davis, And Adams, Dick ph s: Ra I'I'l Ho French udes: members, incl l O t I O UP ade , IT1 band 6 e complet Th performances. lips. Ph thy Downey, Doro Roger Schwartz, Larry lman, w Bob Porter, John 9. CZ -i- D Q U E 2 O Q :Ei C .c U in c O D ii 0 .O O Loree, ehrig lrwin, G Sandy V, Harshbarge Dale t, and Br Dale Bear, Bob t: Fne Co nnetta en, A iQ W King, Lester Bonn e Tom Vertrees, F ute: Sue Thomas, Trudy Topp, Bob Rowe, Pogue, Galen Higgins, Gordon Richard ood, W eh rhood, Gary N Charles des. Cor 'O C KD .O D -. CD Fey Dye, GF! Je Bobbie penter, Cor Q6 GOI' G Sherrel Bradford, Sharon Blackwell, Clarinet Jerry adburn, I' B Douglas ndmire, Sa Don Powers, Bob Cannon, CINS e: Di Bariton 1 ndsor McCannon ,Wi Keat ng yce Ro th ft I' G Donna i, nett rand G Car Eyrich, Juleen Q 2 E T U U if O ui C .s: Jo nda L Priebe, Q9 GOV G itchfield, L ancy ck Olson, N Ja Murabito, Winnie Morris, Jeannie U C i. O .J ackin, arilyn MCM M Bennett, Patsy Johnson VY Ga Bech Barte s, Dick David nel bo Om I' T Vine O O u :r O CD in O 4 'U E O E 4 'ri O .,. vi U .xc U7 ui P- E 2 ri I .i: .E .C v U7 ai 3 O D1 .ac U D -5 if o in 'U i. o .C .2 cz 'O .. C 3 o I .5 ,. ill 3 o E! .D O U3 vi C o E E U7 TQ P G Q -C. .fa Tm C ll.I Sz gi. OU -C.: P- . 15 .D O2 CD4- U7 32 Lia .ED gro 8 .hd .23 c SE O2 'xo QCD O .. Pew cv. ILU Q be L. C5 O 7 .. c CD P- V: E O TU 4 .E 1 ai in O 1 -1. CD U C U .. LL. XC 0.1111 .nw DC U3 .. Q5 C-5 Ca: 3.5 .2 TE C5 ga: fo Oi Mo ,QE io LI D-an aff U ,EE e-6 rg Si- U U5 .1 ,,.- All .EW L 'os CC 0.33 II lric. b Chambers, Bob Bo ing, Lul ne Noble. Ja Alto Clarinet: Ron estland, W Bob V, te Sa Bob bv, Ro Bob Neubauer, lank, Ricky B VY Ga nl Percussio Cohen. Bassoon: Jerry l n Holsten, Do happel yC l' b Pog ue, Ga Bo ael Dandrea, ch Mi aves, Fe V9 Ha ildey, Gordon W Lew s V, Schoenberge Stove r, Marvel Robert I, Campbel R chord Saxophone: Alto Langdon. ft CI Berg. rl Erwin, Co ckton. ary Alice Sto Bass: M String Skog und. Tenor Saxophone: Al Student Court: Mr. Toevs, odviser, Donno Reekie, boiliff, Leo Perros, Gordon Vichert, Ruth Eddy, iudges. Winners at Lewis and Clark Fair: Riclgely Powell, Devvoin Bruft, Morgoret Frye, Lois Smith. The Tiger Staff getting new ideos for the 1952 onnuol-from the best yeorbooks in the country. A.S.B. ot Work: Jock Mc1cPhee, Woyne Spence os Sonto, Sue Thompson, Gene Gooleou selling tickets to the Holly Hop. Girls' Federation Carnival: Lee DeVOre, bcirker, Corolyn Kovonough, tot lody, Eleonor Brown ond Corol Dullonty, bolloon men, Suzy Kirklwcum, tor- tune teller, Pot Ellis, client. Page one hundred three 1 1 I 4 ,559 15195 nf, 4 Q 'Fiilx il Q5 1 H gb 3533. ww, I X 145 ffzf 2 Jf Jl ,253 'ftp I 10? 'e f. 1 '2 Q2 is 2 L 4 ii: x V fN K- A ff HIZ ' VV, EFELUP sfn' LE'5z Y -1 1 1 N v J A , lv L. s I x. wk xx J al! VJ' X A WY' 'J , g1 H ww N ,, v l J V x u 'DU x ff!! U55 x if YM ff X XA' A I' hklfa ,Wiz J. .45 .ay it Page one hundred six SPUHTS PUHTY YEARS ABU When the new school was occupied on April 8, 1911, track and baseball seasons were just beginning. The track team lost the dual meet to North Central, but by winning the half-mile relay, it took the Annual Indoor Track Meet. The baseball team turned out to be city champions under the fine coaching of C. A. Rodman. The previous fall, the football team, com- posed of new, inexperienced material, ended up in the cellar. Playing their games at Natatorium park, they lost to Pullman, Coeur d,Alene, Tacoma, Wenatchee, Se- attle, and Portland. The basketball team had a successful season, winning all but one game. A man named Cook was coach. just before a trip to the Palouse country, he discovered four of the team were not up in their studies. In two days, the team was built up, coming home from their trip with three wins and no losses. y. Cyirampiorw .7Aen Coach Rodmarfs green team in the spring of 1912 took the city championship, supported by enthusiastic crowds at the games. Detecting North Central, the baseball nine boasted such outstanding players as: Watson, first baseman, Crowley, pitcher, and Lafayette, catcher. Members of the team were: Manager, Edmond Tyra, Batchelor, right field, Lafayette, catcher, McConville, short stop, Bakke, third base, Watson, first base, McCrea, center field, Wilson, left field, Crowley, pitcher, Huntly, second base, and Harshman, pitcher. Clmmpiona ow iff!! The Tiger ball nine captured its 12th city championship in 1951, with a win-loss record of 9 to O, led by the batting punch of Bill Farr and Ed Bouchee, and the pitching of Jack Spring. This was the final season under Coach Art Walther. The squad also captured the first awarding of the Spokesman-Review trophy for the feat. Row 1--Leo Perras, Don Baker, Ed Bouchee, Ron Wardrop, Bob Gifford, Gordon Perry, Roger Strawick. Row 2-Bill Farr, Don Robinson, Jack Spring, Gary Colgren, Coach Art Walther, Jim Cluckey, Larry Chestnut, John Schaeffer. Page one hundred seven 1951 aaa, Cin farm Gt Clam iam i 3 I9 if P I9 The Tiger B baseball squad, under the first year leadership of Gene Sivertson, captured the city championship with the record ot seven wins and one loss. They were sparked by Parker, Binns, and Bouchee. Row 'l-Bill Parker, Jack Binns, Floyd Johnson, Coach Gene Sivertson, Tom Kadlec, Stan Hallett, Don Keevey. Row 2- Duane Tye, Bob Hargreaves, Don Chattield, Bob Hoover, Rod Bouchee, Sidney Ray, Jack Baldwin, Row 3-Jerr Gafta e At Y n YI V Hedlund, Paul Cooper, Gene Foedish, Wayne Demaray, Jim Jaioy, Duane Keevey. D .JGHZILJ lellezip SUQPGK CSQQFJ The T951 Kittens with a win-loss record ot 3-5 finished low in the baseball league but otherwise produced outstanding talent for the future varsity work in such players as Bob Nelson, .lim Sargent, and Art James. Row I-Bob Nelson, Jim Campbell, Frank Shaver, Clyde Slemmer, Charles Tweedy, Percy Kirk, Terry Hunt Bill Emith. Row 2-Max Schoening, coach, Dick Davis, Duane Ackells, Tom Nau, Leo Leonard, Jim Sargent, Bernie Lang, manager, Don Belander, cadet. Page one hundred eight uf' Upper left-Bob Murphy, second place winner in All-City B squad mile races. Dave Martin, top pole vaulter, tied for first place in All-City meet, took fourth place in state, Upper center-George Couchman, third place winner in All-City mile races. Upper right-Wayne Spence, top shot-putter. Center left-Bob Gifford, one of the best fielders LC. has had in years. Center- Jim Senna, one of the three best high iumpers in 1951. Center right-Larry Chestnut, center field, made All-City as o sopho- more, excellent fielder, fast and a clutch hitter. Bottom left-Roger Strawick, noted for good throwing arm. Bottom center YBill Parker, pitcher on B squad in '51, noted for poise on the mound. Bottom right---Leo Murphy, promising hurdler. Page one hulzdrccl nine Varsny Track men placed third loehind Nor1h Central and Rogers, Daye Martin, pole youlter, and Don Murray, dash man, went To The stole rneei. Row 1-Dick Nieman, Dave Martin, Gordon Ruehl, Don Murray, Leo Murphy, .lim Senna. Row 2-John Burnham, Bob Slarfery, Stan Morks, Coach Art Frey, Barry Jones, Jae Berglund, George Couchman. Row 3-Maurice Hood, Ted Allen, Pe1e Gerpheide, Griff Steiner, John Chamberlain, Frank Werner, Leo Perras, Dick Pool, Coach Gene Arger. Row 4-Reed Penning, .lim Mason, Al Murcar, Bolo Taylor, Wayne Spence, Bob Murphy, Mike Davis, Ed Behrens, Bud Diloblee, By defeating Rogers, Norfli Ceniral, Sunnyside, Richland, and lying are ineof yviih Richland, ihe Tigers look All-Ciiy champ- ionship in cross country. Row 'I-Reed Penning. Row 2-Bill Bryan, Gordon Ruehl, Coach Art Frey, John Gilkey, Ed Behrens. Row 3-Bob Powers, Jim Jacoy, Bob Taylor, Dick Daniels, George Couchrnan, Ted Allen. Page one hundred ten jrwfr, Cifg .jfaczf Clmmpiom g ,A Under the coaching of Skip Louderback, the 195i freshman track team easily captured the city title, having not one closely contested meet. Row 'l-Larry Vafiade, Ralph Hemingway, Pete Strawick, Tom Berguier, Don Brockett, Denny Bergin. Row 2-Delmar Parker, Dick Anderson, Art James, Harwood Tibbitts, Henry Upton, Larry English, Carl Cornwall, Don Lundstrom. .9 A J 5 C2 ff LVLL5 2 9050711 U1 9 al' ,,.,-1.9M is The varsity football team finished their season in the cellar by losing all their games, but such outstanding stars os Gene Gadeau, Clyde Cotton, and Duane Tye placed on the allrcity teams, Row 'I-Dwight Fleck, Buddy Clark. Row 2-Jay Finlay, Gordon Peery, Gene Foedisch, Wayne Spence, Jim Senna, John Shaffer, John Plastino, Roger Wyatt, Jim Clucky. Row 3-Delmar Parker, Gene Gadau, Dave Martin, Dick VVyatt, Tom Haggarty, Mino Hayashi. Bob Murphy, Wayne Demery, Frank Werner. Row 4-Dale Nelson, Bud Dibblee, Roger Strawiclc, Jim Mcffaughan, Mickey Smith, Armand Loiseau, Art James, Don Lundstrom, Jock Binns, Bob Hargreaves, Page one hundred clcuu fl Top-Wonder vvl1o's aT The bottom of This pile? LC. players are Spence '29l, Wyatt 123u and Martin f33'. Cenfer-Cotton sweeps around end, gaining yardage in a Rogers game. Identiflable L.C.ifes are Wyatl 123s and Spence 1291, Bottom-Coflon stands ready To grab the ball-carrier, who has already been stopped by Spence l291, Peery r2Ol, Senna 1261, and other unidentiliable players. Page one hundred twelve joofdaffgcgqnad The B squad won league championship this year with a record of six wins and one loss. With the coaching of Gene Arger, every player on the team became more skillful and hard fighting during the season. Their best game was the last game of the season in which they downed North Central, 21-7, for the championship. Row 1-Buck Davis, Tom Nou, Bill Smith. Row 2-Coach Gene Sivertson, Maurice Hood, Dick Bech, Leroy Blick, Bob Couchman, Bob LaPlante, Dick Anderson, Larry English, Delmar Parker, Frank Zahniser, Leslie Wham, Coach Gene Arger. Row 3-Carl Miller, Ron Sandstrom, Pete Strawick, Jock Love, Tom Wynia, Dean Blair, Robin Hunt, Frank Seebeck, Pete Gerpheide, Mike Skaer, Ron Clark. Row 4-Gary lrish, Harwood Tibbits, Bob Roberts, Gary Sparber, Jack Domit, Walt Biordal, Chuck Pointer, Jim Domit, Lowell Klatt, Carl Cornwell, Bob Stobie. Undekafedjcffend in df? Cjfiampiond L79 The frosh football team, coached by Skip Louderback, came through the l95l season undefeated to win the city champ- ionship. Led by Hiram Clark, the Kittens rolled on to easy victories by defeating Rogers 20-O, Gonzaga 2577, West Valley 9-O, Mead B squad l3-O, and North Central 2lAl2. Skip said: All were outstanding players. Row 'I-Richard Greene, Bill Geist, Larry Zinn, Gordon Pogue, Larry Frazier, Paul Hunt, David Raymond, Jerry Johnson. Row 2-Coach Roy Kangas, Chad Mitchell, Jerry Peck, Ed Ewell, Jack McElroy, Alex Wiseman, Howard Schmidt, Howard Lulling, Paul Hull, Pete Riley. Row 3-Coach f'Skip Louderback, Ronnie Jocoy, Jae Jensen, Terry McMacken, Jerry Hahn, Jim MacLean, Wes Pilant, Hiram Clark, Jim Adams, Larry Benningson, Darrell Edwards, Gordon Skillingstad. Row 4-Coach Bill Anderson, John Olson, Clifford Howard, Bill English, Doud Bradburn, Doug Storey, John Mioen, David Hirte, Lex Gamble, Gary Wright, John Kendall, Jim Boyd. Page one hundred lhirteen Top left-Gene Foedisch, outstanding defensive guard. Top center-John Plastino, strong threat to opposition by intercepting passes and fulfilling his iob as end. Top right--Gordon Peery, hard- driving guard, and one of best team men. Left center-Jack Binn, 6O minute ball player, out- standing defensively. Center-Roger Strawick, ,hustling quarterback, spark of the l95l team. Right center-Jim Senna, terrific on offense and defense, deserved a place on all-city. Lower left-Clyde Cotton, fastest player in city, thrilled rooters with spectacular end runs. Lower center-Gene Gadau, hard-driving back, work horse of the outfit. Lower right-Duane Tye, top center for Tigers, received inspirational award, voted captain, placed on allvcity first team. Page one hundred fourteen .8 Top-A very deceptive play! Wyatt 1235, Spence f29D, Senna 5261, Binns 1385, and Gcideou 1311 watch the action. Center-Wait your turn, boys! Six N.C. teammates surge forward to halt Strawick's try for yardage. Senna 1265 can be seen at far left. Bottom-Gadau crawls for a few yards against N.C. in the final game of the year. L.C.ites are Wyatt 1237, Peery 1193, and Foedisch 1243. Page one hundred fifteen The i952 basketball team placed second in league standings with a record of 7-2, The Tigers lost two close games to the fighting West Valley Eagles, one a play-off to decide the trip to Seattle, Bob Morris and Paul Perko were named to the first all-city team, with Art James placing an the second all-ciy team. Bill Parker received honorable mention. Row 'I-Dave Martin, Frank lNerner, Bob Murphy, Paul Perko, Bob Morris. Row 2-Buck Davis, Don Lundstrom, Rod Bouchee, Bill Parker, Art James, Larry Zinn, Winning two and losing six, the B squad ended up in fourth place. Showing promise for next year are Bob Couchman, Larry English, and Henry Upton, Gene Siyertson was coach. Row I-Larry English, Lea Leonard, Henry Upton, Bob Couchman, Jim Whittemore. Row 2-Duane Arkills, Don Stone, Jock Willis, Bob Gifford, Bob LaPlan1e. Absent-Bob Stover, John Binns, Armand Loiseau. be-.. Page one hundred Sl-XlE'l'V7 Warfin oezi lo Ar gadgef Here we see Dove Martin confribufing Two poinis To L.C.'s victory over North Central, as he puts in o driving lay-in. Pelleberg of N.C. Tries desperately To check him while Parker !l2'1, Perko, and James wait for ci possible rebound. orrid core5 Jag-in Bobby Morris goes up for one of his many lay-ins that helped make him The ci1y's Top scorer. Paul Perko '7i and Bill Parker 1121 came in fast while Wes? Valley players look on. liaqe om' humlrml .wi.'w7li'i'r7 Art James-Although a newcomer on the team as a sophomore, he constantly intercepted enemy passes. With his fine push shots, he will be a big threat to the opposing team next year. Bob Morris--Bob was the high scoring forward for LC. Making a good percentage of his shots, he guided the team's offense and defense. Paul Perl-co-This lanky center scored well for L.C. and added backboard strength to the Bengal five. Paul's hook shots and ability to take the rebounds proved him a valuable player. Larry Zinn-This freshman forward was a top notch substitute for the Tigers. Great things are expected of him next season. Bill Parker-As a hard-working forward, he added to the loackboard strength. Bill furnished the additional height and played consistent ball all season. Dave Martin-This speedy guard will be back again next year. Always on the ball, Dave showed smooth floor work, and was a s'parkplug of the team. Q s.....:L.....-,-.MM..N.,sMsWNM.M. t -5 Wk 32 t .V ...,,,,s,.,,., -I iw .El Cf I ...,., ' z,- ,w, I L.: 1. 1. , Q, 5 Page one hundred eighteen .jcfferw Up in afar The i952 Kittens played on-and-oft ball this season, winning nine and losing ten games throughout the season. Showing some promise for next year were Doug Storey, John Olson, and Hiram Clark. Row l-Ed Ewell, Bill Doric, Gary Wright, Jim McLean. Row 2-Leroy Levesque, Jack Coryath 'co-captaini, Doug Storey, John Olson, Dick Boyd, Larry Benningson, Row 3-Fred Laehn, Clark Wiseman, Hiram Clarlc lco-captoini, Paul Hull, Carl Stolz, Gordon Skillingstad. 740:56 olive if Queend 'Q-WJ , ,..,.,i, it - 5 - ' D X Q 5 ll, f Q , W1 'urls X? ix. is Active L,C. cheerleaders encouraged pep and enthusiasm at games and cons Throughout the year. They introduced new yells and songs which inspired better school spirit. Row I-Betty Brainard, Ruth Eddy, Kay Osborne, Gwen Cauvel. Row 2-Jody Carlson, LoraLee Wolfe, Mary Jo Dye. Page om' hundrvd nimflvvn Qigigffiigwf rf 5 Joe Cornelius, a junior, won a good share of his matches last spring. He brought his average down to 82. John Bigelow, a junior, worked hard to improve his game, he brought his score down to 85. John was an outstanding putter. Bob Doss, a iunior, although not a regular member of the squad, is expected to aid the team this year. He was able to practice a great deal during the year, as he worked part time at the driving range. Tim Hay, a iunior, consistently improved his game. Tim was No. 3 on the team, winning some of his matches and playing a few rounds in the low 7O's. Ron Mueller, a senior, is expected to win a good share of his matches this spring. Bob Morris, a senior, improved his game to the point that he was one of the outstanding players of the squad. Last summer, Bob, being a member of the Spokane Public Links Team and the Spokane Junior Golf Team, traveled to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Champagne, Illinois, to -play in the tournaments. He is consistently long and straight driver. John Halin, who graduated last year, was the No. l player on the squad. He was the medalist in the Inland Empire High School Tournament last spring. John also made the trip with Bob to Milwaukee, Playing close to par most of the time, he was'the big gun on the Tiger squad. Bob Sawyer, a iunior, should hold down one of the positions ot the team this year. He shoots in the high 8O's, aided by very straight, though not exceptionally long drives. Page one hundred twenty Qi' QTQMQM limb icon The Girls' Goff team, under the supervision of Miss Virginia Danlce, came in second to North Central last spring. Row 'l-Sandra Babcock, Beverly Jasper, Carolyn Gale, Jane Anderson, Betty Bock. Row 2-Nancy Connor, Pat Larson, Beverly Burns, Nancy Hervis, Karen Lein. gif 5 i lam Iyfacegi sizourffz in .ynfancf gmpire The l95l girls' tennis team, coached by Miss Doris Popple, nationally known tennis -player, finished fourth in the Inland Empire play with a record of two wins and five losses. Row 'l-Miepe Van Tyne, Judy Haltom, Barbara Knight, Marlene Clem, Betty Brainard. Row 2-Miss Popple, Barbara Betts, Judy Bailey, Kay Guell, Susan Betts, Carol Godfrey, Carol Christian, Peggy McMahon, Row 3-Margie DeVorss ihiddeni, Janice Scott, Claudia Shane, Carol Lee Rouse, Sally Anne True, LeAnn Jones. Page one hundrcd lwvnly-unc Z?acJmirLfon lam ibegafd ,MAJ MM? The girls' badminton team lost one match to Central Valley and defeated West Valley, in thier only matches during the tall semester. Aside from these, the girls competed against one another for top positions. Row 'I-Joyce Latham, Kay Guell, Jackie Lilienthal, Phyllis Geddis, Mary Joyer, Catherine Robey, Sally True, Annette Cordes. Row 2-Janice Scott, Beverly Jasper, Nancy Litchfield. Row 3-Serena Duffy, Lois Smith, Carole Whittle, Nancy Stender, Neoma Schopf, Margery DeVorss, Carolyn Gehres, Shirley Schmidt. 661,711 6 Mind jntfdmwfa 5 E J 5 These girls made up the volleyball and basketball intramural teams. Team 6 was the winner of the volleyball intramurals. The basketball teams begin their games in early spring. Row 'l-Barbara Scrichtield, Pat Ives, lrene Faire, Roberta Voshell, Eunice Smith, Sharllee McLaughlin, Marilyn Talbott, Margaret Johnson, Dot Phillips. Row 2-Margaret Walker, Genevieve Spray, Thelma Junes, Patsy Paul, Karen Bartlett, Mary Knight, Phyllis Melior, Patsy Sterling, Faye Weigle. Row 3-Luella Johnson, Dixie Johnson, Lenora Cruse, Sally True, Donna Crowe, Pat Smith, Janet Wigen, Bonnie King, Nancy Baatz, Patricia Wanacek. Paqe one hundred twenty-two flee.. Top left-Jody Hecker, an HB, new on The Team This year, played doubles. Top center-Barbara BeTTs, IQB, is a one-year leTTerman, played doubles This year. Top righT-Janice SCOTT, l2B, a one-year letterman, has good possibilifies. Center left- Margery DeVorss, an llB, demansTraTed real skill This year in singles. CenTer-Judy Bailey, lOB, one-year leTTerman, was runner- up in Junior VVamen's Division of The lnland Empire Tournament, and winner of The Cify Park Junior Women's championship. Center right-Sally Anne True, a IOB, one-year lettermon, Took inland Empire Girls' Singles and City Park championship. BoTTom lefT-Carol Lee Rouse, l2A, is a Two-year leTTerman This year, plays singles. BoTTom cenfer--Lois SmiTh, llB, plays doubles, is a new member on The Team This year. Bottom right-iviiepe Van Tyne, i2B, is onoTher Two-year leTTerman, very good aT singles. Page one hundred Twenty-three We T, , J i W2 , ? QQDSCDNS I Uyoxdzn ?fgfil 5 W 1-.Aw XR QNX QQ - 'G AfiCm Ziir Q X X fc, QONWA 0' fs y if!!! w-'gk V C N wma' -. Nm.- QDWEQKFUQU Y ' , , f f I i Q25 T A Ci? K rg. WYZA Page one hundred twenty-six FUHTY YEARS AGU Back in june, 1912, four business es- tablishments whose ads appear in this book had displays in the monthly journal. They were: john W. Graham and Company, C. W. Hill Printing Company, Shaw and Borden, and Sartori jewelers. Forty years ago advertisers were politicians, hardware stores, cafes, sporting goods centers, and printing companies. Pocket knives were sold for 15 cents and a big roast beef or roast pork sandwich with ,gravy was sold for 5 cents at Lindsey's C afe. Friday night movies cost 10 cents at the New Spokane Theatre. 5ftm'l0W PRICE n ew- --E lima f7 +f+E E u genume, preuslon made Parker for only S3 00 lts the perfect economy pen for school' Smart new Parkette has sa an smooth Interchangeable pomt It uses Superchrome Ink that dries as you wrlte' No blotters or smudgy fingers Can use ordlnary mk, f too. Stainless cap, 4colors. Choose yours now. See also- J FOUNTAIN PEN HEADQUARTERS Famous for Chip Steaks VVIL IIN' n:s1AunAN1 Sprague and Stevens Rl. 9235 Page one hundred twenty-scuen lil E N N E L SEHUUL UP BEAUTY A School of Latest Methods THOROUGH TRAINING TUITION MODERATE GRADUATION PLACEMENT Evening Classes and Appointments MRS. EMMA A. TAYLOR, owner Rl. 1049 W. 317 Riverside Czngrafn falfiomi ana! Aedlf wi5Ae5 fo ffm cfaaa of 152 camahorn .Szabo PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Kuhn Bldg. RI. 8722 A C M E Personnel Service SpOkane's Member FREE TUITIIIN' ARE YOU SEEKING A BEAUTY SCHOOL Which Will Successfully Quality You for Your PROFESSIONAL National Association Personnel BEAUTY CAREER? Consultants if We Are Prepared to Satisfy Your Desire Suite 321-324 Peyton Bldg. -A' MA' '2'4 Call-Wrz'te-V1lrz't D. L. Mdnagel' E S T E S A P t Your Business Managed T Purina Organizations N. 223 Post MA. 6027 Page one hundred twenty-eight Compliments ot nnEH1i'5 Fine Jewelry Since 1888 HowARD KENNEDY W. 717 Riverside 0 COLLEGE . ENTRANCE . REQUIREMENT x 'T 71 s , A 'I If ' ' QfifQfffff?1' ff 4:-.: SCOTLAND'S FINEST SWEATERS Cashmere or Lambswool 'n sixteen luscious colors W.5iI.W7ERU'Z9QIZ?vlE' SEQ ? Siam? Uowevxport Hotel SpokaneY M C A Washington Sponsors ot Hi-Y Clubsp Youth and Government ACTIVE ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH Basketball Boxing-Wrestling-Swimming-Diving Body Building-Weight Lifting i' Y Camp Cudge Ellingwood Priest Luke, Idaho Wilderness and Adventure Camping for Active High School Youth Information at Y Camp Office MA. 3351 if For 108 years the YMCA has been tru mg Youlh for Leadership Charles Frazier, President - L. B. Knisley, Gen. Sec'y gyda! in me Uniuerdifg anner . . . VARSITY-TUWN CLOTHES . Suits ' Sport Coats ' Slacks ' Top Coats exc!,f,5iueQ E RYE its ffm of Quarry Page one hundred twenty-n e Pa For 40 Years GARDENS Home of Famous Outstanding Portraits Chinese and American Dishes Have Been Made Colorful Dining Room Delicious Foods by OPEN. Daily 11 a.m. to :Z nun. Saturdays: 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. Sundays: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. W. 611 Sprague Ave. 510 Riverside B - C ' HAPIII AIIVANEEMENT ' HIHII SALARIES USIHESS HFEEFS 0 ef . PLEASANT wmimi miimmiis For those who would like a career in Business, K B U offers the following professional courses: ' Bookkeeping ' Secretarial Science ' Machine Bookkeeping 0 Business Administration . Comptometer ' Accounting For those who need advanced training or brushup work, K B U offers: . Shorthand and Typing Brushup ' Advanced Bookkeeping and Accounting ' Office Machines For those with good background training who need a knowledge of Shorthand quickly, We'e omme d: SPEEDWRITING The A B C easy-to-learn system Training to 120 words per minute takes 6 weeks in Day School classes -12 weeks in Night School classes Call or write for information and free booklets describing the above courses. HINMAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY 3i1.,l.l,'lw'il'3ivt'5i' Left 'I-Arlo Daniel, Donna Reekie, Siamese twins, Carol Swanson, tattooed lady, Ann St. John, bearded lady, in side show at Girls' Federation carnival. Lett 2-Snake charmer, no one recognized. Left 3-Clean up committee after carnival: Marilyn Olsen, Sylvia Hagen, Eleanor Brown, Mr. Parker. Right 'I-Carolyn Cavanagh, lat lady, Doris Fallquist, monkey. Right 2- Sid Levitch, Jim Esliclc, Roger Salisbury. Will they tall down? Right 3-Jack Binns, Carol Hoffman, Roger Strawick watching Ron Wildey entertain at the Goal Post Gallup. Right 4-Gee, it's cold out! Milton Walters, Jack Murtin, Ferri Halpern, Adina Lerer, Nathan Lerer. Pagv one humirvd thirty-one ik DUHIAN ST gjrfencfg Ea! MAAAQJ 435 Pnytnn Hldq mme UBIU Qmfwfa of 1952 MA. 51115 CONGRATULATIONS our CLASS OF 1952 From jrieni gnfoy US the friendly Who, HOTEL SPOKANE 1 erve You I mn, SllVER Cafeteria I Carnation Company FRESH MILK AND ICE CREAM W. 411 Cofoldo Em. 1581 finest for L d Anderson, Manager Pq :meh d Ih H!-IHHI UT may SA rs, NELSUN ABRIGHT EUWLING , FUTURE Awaits the Graduate in a Free America with Free Enterprise. CONGRATULATIONS AND THE BEST OF LUCK The Washington Water Power Co. BE A NURSE.. ' Service ' College ' Travel ' Opportunities 'A' For Into WRITE OR CALL Director of Nurses DEACONESS HOSPITAL MA. 0171 jar fire E45 in !QAof0gra,94,y grna Eff i0I'L 234 West 22nd RI. 4444 DRESSES SPUHTSWEAH SEPAHATES lfunqratulatiuns H1355 uf 1953 H!lI.TlQllVI'S RIVERSIDE AT WALL 5,15 PUST fLe weafji newe.4f, 4 mod! modem Lofef 322312!QeVLTQ3e?Lif!ZTSZn 4 -V- 4 4 4 THE HIDPATH U HIVE-IN LUHBY WM. ELMSLIE, Manager Mczferiols in The Inlo d p Tuxedos for Weddings and P i' M q d d S h IPI y SP ly H G d WE SHIP ANYWHERE- CALL, WRITE OR PHONE MILLER-DERVANT Karen Williams Serves L. C. by Clever Twirling We Serve the L. C. Tiger by Furnishing the Engravings PARENT ENGRAVI NG COMPANY 819112 Riverside Avenue MA. 4444 d 3,1 Ilfiflgey 52 SUGGESTIONS ron '52 Qualify in Shoes and Accessories for Women I. Miller Deliso Debs Joyce Penolio ARTHUR SCHULEIN W. 725 Riverside fe- w, ,fake A 6 0 e .R ewsksxxe, fi' J X 'i5llNi --es.. 8 ' v 'I if X ' A . a' fy 6 ff... X! if X N - S 'V ff X . X. V . 43 X CLYDE 55775 if 17 jewels. 10k nat- ural gold-fllled case. X Price includes Federal tax Convenient mms IF DESIRED ! SZIHTIIHI-.IEWELEHS 561flZ'01 .f! May we look forward to photographing you on the next important occasion? Our location will be different, but the quality is always the same. See Our New Studio 5l4V2 W. SPRAGUE Christian Studio Personality Portraitsv Adding Machines Account Records Blue Print Paper Bond Boxes Brief Cases Calendar Pads Carbon Paper Columnar Pads Date Books Desks Envelopes F'Ie 1 s Folders Guides Glue Hall Trees Home Desks Ink . Journals Kraft File Packets Loose Feaf Forms Memo Books Money Changers Note Books Numbering Machines Paper Paper Clips Printing Paste Pens and Pencils Pencil Sharpeners Postal Scales Punches Quick List Finders Rubber Bands Sales Books Scissors Scratch Pads Staples Stapling Machines Safes Seals Stamps Speed-o-Prints Stationery Transfer Cases Tynewriters Typewriter Service Twine Vest Pocket Kodaks Work Organizers Zipper Cases All THESE AND MANY MORE AT- I E e 8 , 'STAYIONEFS pplNTfR5'ENlvR'KVf S DFFC QUYFITYLRS . Spokane. 325 Riverside MA. 3361 W. 326 Sprague Our Business ls to Help Your Business Page om- hundred lhfrlg-six Left 'I-Big Sister party. Left 2- Strong man Wayne Spence is getting C1 drink the hard way as Tom Pickerel and Karen Lien look on. Right 3-Looking oyer one at tl'e pictures from the Photo Exhibit are Bob Meyers, Marilyn Finley, Harald Saladine, Rocl Bouchee, John Mioen, Kaye Osborne, and Jack Burner. Right I-Urging students to give generously to the March of Dimes at a con are Harry Chisholm, Marcia Gusman fMiss Spokanet, Lee DeVore, and A, L. Parker. Right 2-Doris Fallquist was crowned football queen at the Ti-Girls annual Goal Post Gallup mixer, Right 3-Leaving for a iournalism convention at Seattle are Ruth Eddy, Donna Mae Leishrnan, Ann McDonald, Dianne Cannon, and Chuck Chesnut. Left 4-Jeannie Morris is shawn selling Tiger ticket Na. l to Allen Bergin as business manager Gordon Vichert looks on. Page one hundred lhirlu-suuen Gngrafn fafiond fo me gidachafed il? BUHlIHET'I 5 STUIIIIJ .sizolaneg jrienJQ .Samba S. 13 Howard Phone Spokane, Wosh. MA. 2821 Complimemxs of DCDDSCDNS 517 RIVERSIDE AVENUE JEVVELERS EOR 65 YEARS ONE OF AMERICA'S LEADING JEWELRY STO P 47 hUf7d!'l'tl' lhl-FII!-Pl-Qhf CONGRATUl.ATl0NS C2 mf'A wnt5 of Youse Gals and Guys f . . ellie QPU 'k Famous for Welre Diamonds and Mighty PYOUCI Watches of You Since 1907 Here at 7 05215 g l:fZQl :5 Men's Shop fx-,Cf 807 West Riverside gm! makes Z-om we QOIW 011,68 Third Avenue and Walnut Street Come in ana! Say .lrleffo H FASHION CENTER ' ' . for a W f HOME CUMPWW ii free decorating service Page one hundred I SN II ,w QHQQ N835 Q N ew J, x E 9:1 j Y13f'i All X .ef ATI Makers and Originator! of EROSTO c'Catering ICE CREAM Spokane's Exceptional Ice Creams I F reezer-F resh Flavors Q Creamy Texture I H and-Pack Quality FROSTO FROZEN DESSERTS CORNER FIFTH AND WASHINGTON Congratulatzbm to the 1952 Graduated J P Hg EARL CLACK COMPANY fy , fy f . 5. 'ILS' .' 1? ' df iff M20 ra 3 ,fe lrae 5 e- r ra 'af Wf tif, E J f' A1 Wi -fd' pq J 1 ' jjivgfvylj W MJ f r A FB 1 il '!,sF', W' I30'I'II ine Minfing and 0 Jef ogifkograla g... are used to their fullest advantage in our modern plant. Illustrations may be reproduced with or without cuts, in one or many colors. Let us suggest the best and most economical process for your particular needs. C. W. HILL PRINTING CUMIIA Y I hdd the gives you 11 Additional Machines ALL - IN - ONE I without attachments l. Makes Buttonholes 2. Sews Forward and Reverse 3. Sews on Buttons 4. Bar Tacks 5. Zig Zogs 6. Dams 7. Monograms 8. Blind Stitches 9. Appliques 10. Overcasts 11. Embroiders Boyd-Walker Sewing Machine HEADQUARTERS for the Lane Cedar Chest .... . ...,,.. ...... . 5?55 w-3 W, deff .. 2 -'--- 1 --0f3:522S5E3'.. -- - . 1 :1:1:::5.e1--': 1:-::::::24.-elm:1:':s:s:s:s:5-iff - ..i:.' .E:s:1' .- 1-- ff - ' - ' : -+1-:ei -. ..-. . . ' .--:... . :5:5:s:..3: . xl. 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