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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1954 volume:

1954 cJlewis and C farL Ji er oCewiA and C furL J ialr .Scliooi .Spokane, Washington Twelfth Annual Edition Edited and Published by Staff Members From the Year ' s Graduating Class Adviser: CARL G. MILLER. Editorial and Business he Tiger staff presents herein The ' 54 Story. As you J. read further you will find the contents are a play- back, presented in such a way as to help you recall the important things and the good times of this school year. The directors of The ' 54 Story are the faculty members plus your student leaders. The seniors in a sense are the star actors. But the juniors, sophomores, and frosh made a wonderful supporting cast. This year ' s productions started way hack last September with classes, football games, pep cons, etc. Soon there were dances and school elections, followed by basketball season. May Day came and went, and then as a climax to the story was gradua- tion for the class of ' 54. It ' s been a successful year, and the members of the Tiger staff, as scriptwriters for The ' 54 Story, hope you will get much pleasure from this yearbook. As June drew near, the illustrious stars of The ' 54 Story made ready for their final appearance at Lewis and Clark . . . Baccalaureate and Graduation. Since these 400 made their debut as juvenile actors in Septem- ber, 1951, many activities and events have highlighted their careers. They have picked up polish in more ways than one. From Geraldine Acheson, who has been at Leiuis and Clark her entire four years, to a newcomer, Marilyn Zehring, who joined the group in September, 1953, the alphabet, the curriculum, and the activities schedule have been pretty thoroughly covered. Page nineteen T)L 1954 Story, Settinrj Page four Setting Page five Setting DirRrtinn My family ' W here you are, the school is Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar. All for L.C. Stand up and hollar! From the bottom of my heart . . I love every brick and stone in the building. You might as well relax, With every right goes a responsibility. Who was the main director of the ' 54 Story? It was none other than LC ' s principal. Abraham Lincoln Parker. With 12 years ' experience to help him, Mr. Parker worked with both faculty and students in developing what the Tiger staff calls the story of the school year. Printed around his picture are some of Mr. Parker ' s favorite expressions. Page teven Direction William W. Taylor, Location Manager As location manager for the 54 Story, Vice Principal William W. Taylor was responsi- ble for many details of the production. He supervised both student and faculty schedules. Working with the school ' s various units, Mr. Taylor helped the show to run more smoothly. Bernadine McClincy, Casting Director Acting in her usual capacity as girls ' advisor, Miss Bernadine McClincy was in a sense the casting director for the ' 54 Story. Her office had some of the functions of a central casting bureau. Almost every girl at LC, from the stars to the bit players, visited there sometime during the year to get information and counseling. Page eight Row 1: Gerald Meckelson, industrial arts: Cynthia Plowman, commercial; George Palmer, English; Virginia Danke, girls ' physical education head. Row 2: H. M. Louderbaek, science; C. Oliver Fuller, music head; Bernadette Proulx, commercial; Alonzo O. Wollard, commercial. Row 3: Robert L. Bartlett, history; Grace Peck, English; Philip M. Baird, English; Kathleen Hammond, English. Row 4: Miriam Morgan, fine arts; H. P. Aldrich, mathematics; Eu- genia Kempf, mathematics; Wesley Read, language. Row I: Lydia Goos, fine arts head; E. L. Hunter, hoys ' physical education head; Hazel Campbell, English; Nor- man C. Perring, history. Row 2: C. William Anderson, history: Ruhy Philips, home economics; E. E. McElvain, English; Lillian Charhonneau, language. Row 3: Carl G. Miller, English, journalism; Arthur O. VValther, mathematics; Katherine Hunt, history; Harold Jones, physical education. Row 4: Grace Bartlett, language; Max F. Schocning, history; Martha O. Graham, English; Fred Kramlich, mathematics head. Row 1: Gracia C. White, home economics; Arthur Frey, history; Lois H. Knox, English; E. W. Toevs, history. Row 2: Orlando Fletcher, history: Edith Collins, study hall; Delhert Marshall, commercial; Dan S. Whitman, history- head. Row 3: L. C. Minard, science head; E. A. Orcutt, commercial; Alda Howard, English; William J. Dunlop, in- dustrial arts head. Row 4: Gene Arger, science; Marguerite Cross, language head; R. C. Anderson, science; Charlotte A. Jones, physical education. H Row 1: Charles E. Canup, science; Frances Vecchio, English; Clarence E. Miller, science; Mary W. Watrous, English. Row 2: W. B. Graham, history; Ann Cunningham, home economics; Charles E. Baten, commercial head; Bernice Bruton, library head. Row Si Blanche Smith, mathematics; Gerald Hartley, music; Ruth Anderson, study hall; John Peterson, history. Row 4: Eugene G. Sivertson, mathematics; Averil E. Fouts, home economics; Gilbert Brooks, industrial arts; Rachel Benn, library. Row 1: Nancy Martin, English; John L. Wuhrman, history; Vivian P. Zent, English. Row 2: Norma McQuOwn, hookroom clerk; Mabel M. Swanson, attendance clerk; Helen Huneke, secretary to the principal. Row 3: Marian H. Pettis, English head; William E. Donner, mathematics; Elmer E. Rich, industrial arts. Page thirteen Direction Dick Bech First Semester A.S.B. President Larry English Second Semester A.S.B. President Mary Lynn J oyer First Semester Girls ' Federation President Carl Miller First Semester Boys ' Federation President Carleen Jones Second Semester Girls ' Federation President Bill Newman Second Semester Boys ' Federation President Nancy Fowler First Semester Journal Editor Harwood Tibbits Second Semester Journal Editor Page fourteen Music Background music for The ' 54 Story was provided principally by the 96-piece Lewis and Clark band, under the direction of C. Oliver Fuller and Drum Major Jim Adams. Others in the picture are Drummers Jerry Cohen, left, and John Harris, right. Mr. Hartley and his several choral groups also furnished music on many occasions. Page fifteen Scpipt 4F ■ m Sondra Garlinghouse Business Manager, Circulation Nancy Stender Managing Editor, Circulation Leader Kathy Colborn Associate Editor Sandra Cochran Album Editor, Circulation Marilyn Greve Classes Editor, Circulation Helen Montgomery Activities Editor, Circulation Alice Nanndorf On Location Editor, Circulation Fred Blackwell Sports Editor, Circulation Sherrel Bradford Girls ' Sports Edi ' .or. Circulation Margaret Hamilton Advertising, Circulation Bonnie Biegel Advertising, Circulation Page sixteen Script Janet Kruger Christine Wiseman Dick Wanless Assistant Editor, Assistant Editor Photographer Circulation Page seventeen Outitandinq e ni or 5 Midge Matsumura Valedictorian George Priebe Mathematics Award; Hansel i and Lomb Science Award Nancy Fowler Salutatorian Charlene Plank Friendliest Girl; Co-Football Queen Claudia Westland Co-Football Queen Jerry Cohen Instrumentalist Jerene Hughbanks Good Giti7.cn Award Art James Carolyn Esse Sallvanne True Frank Seebeck Most Versatile Athlete Home Economics Award Outstanding Girl Athlete Winter Carnival Kins; Page eighteen SENIORS Typical graduates, Carol Rush and Jerry Wood I Senior O icerA FIRST SEMESTER SEEOIVD SEMESTER Dick Anderson President Henry Upton Vice-President Claudia Wesland Secretary Midge Matsumura Treasurer Tom Clymer Fifth Executive Dick Bech President Frank Seebeck Vice-President Sally Shaw Secretary Jack Gation Treasurer Dick Ceist Fifth Executive Page twenty Acheson, Geraldine Antonette Lincoln Social Studies Commercial, Home Economics F.H.A.,; Home Room Treasurer; Journal Representative; Swimming; Big Sister; Sick Room Attendant Anderson, Myron Rodney Williston H.S., N.D. Industrial Arts. Social Studies F.F.A. W.S.C. I Ackaret, Melvm Lihby Social Studies Ackerman, Vera Francis Libby Home Economics, Commercial Swimming; Band; Big Sister Addy, Dorothy Jean Libby Commercial, Fine Arts Volleyball; Swimming. At Libby: Junior Carnival; Big Sister; Glee Club Anderson, Richard Loren Mutton Social Studies 3-Year Letterman; Outdoor Club; Football; Track; B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Orchestra; Band; Ensemble; Con Control; 12B Class President St. Olaf Anderson, Robert Wilson Science Entre Nous; Journal Representative; All Home Room Offices; Study Hall Proctor; Corridor Control; Frosh Basketball; Senior Con; A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council W.S.C. Arkills, Duane Archie Whittier Social Studies, Commercial. Industrial Arts Basketball; Baseball; B.F. Council; Home Room Vice-President W.S.C. Allen, DeWayne Charles Adams Social Studies, Science, Industrial Arts Football; Baseball; Cross Country; B.F. Council; Home Room President Graceland Backstrom, William Kenneth Libby Social Studies Rifle Club N.C.C. Anders, Patricia Marie George Washington, San Franciso Commercial Senior Choir; Starlighters; Co-ed Dancing; A.S.B. Council; G.F. Council k.H.T. Anderson, James Arnold Mutton Industrial Arts B.F. Council; Projectionist; Assistant Stage Manager W.S.C. Baker, Margaret Frances Metaline Falls H.S. Mathematics, Home Economics Ball, Coy Arlene Irving Commercial 3C ' s; Junior Achievement; Bowling; Tennis, Home Room Treasurer; Girls ' Glee Club; Winter Carnival; Softball Intramurals; G.F. Council; Big Sister, Senior Con Whitworth Banks, Leonard Allen Irving Mathematics, History A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; 9A Con; Home Room President, Vice-President W.S.C. Barber, Gerald Elwin Lihhy Social Studies Archery Club Whitworth Barnes, Ned Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council; Math Club, Treasurer; Home Room Treasurer; Senior Con Barrett, Janine Joy Jefferson Social Studies Sturlighters, President; Book Club; Choir; Horizon; G.F. Council; Winter Carnival; Simplicity, Horizon Style Shows; Big Sister; Home Room Secretary; Corridor Control; Senior Con W.S.C. Bartels, Ellen Elizabeth Roosevelt Fine Arts Ti-Girls; F.T.A.; Fine Arts Club, Secretary; Horizon Club, Secretary; Journal Staff; G.F. Council; Winter Carnival; Senior Con; Ti-Girl Con; Home Room Secretary, Business Manager; Big Sister Concordia Teachers ' College Bartoo, Anita Louise Franklin Mathematics, Foreign Language, Social Studies Ti-Girls; F.H.A.; Papyrus, Historian; Adelante, President; Journal Staff, Advertising Manager; Tiger Staff; G.F. Council; Winter Carnival; Qtiill and Scroll; Junior-Senior Math Contest Winner; Home Room Secretary; Big Sister Whitman 1 M I I V Beal, James Jergen Lincoln Industrial Arts U. of South Dakota Bech, Bichard Iver Jefferson Social Studies, Industrial Arts A.S.B. President; B.F. Secretary- Treasurer; Boys ' State; May Day Chairman; 10B President; 9B Vice- President; Senate Vice-President, Treasurer; Toastmasters Vice- President; Home Room Offices; Con Control; Corridor Control; Band; Pep Band; Football; Basketball; Track W.S.C. Belka, Bonald Allen Colville Science, Social Studies Cross Country; Track College of Pacific Hollos. Larry Irving Mathematics, Industrial Arts Journal Representative; Orchestra; Librarian, Treasurer; Home Room Treasurer; Music Awards; All School Play; Stage Crew M anager Gonzaga University Bernheim, Lois Margaret Crant Commercial Journal Representative; Big Sister: 3C ' s Whitworth Beyersdorf, Beverly Jean Jefferson Commercial, Social Studies Adelante; Journal Representative; I lonie R 11 Viec-Presidcnt; Big Sister E.W.C.E. Blackwell, Frederick Warn Jefferson Social Studies, Mathematics Cross Country; Track; Lettermen ' s Club; B.F. Council; Home Room President; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; Papyrus; Quill and Scroll; Second in Jr.-Sr. Math Contest V. of Rhode Island Blank, Garry Neal Gonzaga Commercial Tri-Sci.; F.T.A., President; Book Club; Debate Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Golf; Home Room Offices; 1953 Science Award; Varsity Baseball Manager; Cheerleader; Band; Corridor Control; Projectionist W.S.C. Blick, LeRov Henry Libby Industrial Arts, Social Studies Varsity Football, 2 Years; B.F. Council; Con Control; Football Captain; Varsity Baseball, 3 Years; Lettermen ' s Club W.S.C. Blue, Benita Jo Franklin (Commercial, Social Studies Bowling; Tiger Staff; G.F. Council; Journal Advertising Manager; A.S.B. Council; Bed Cross Bepresentative; Quill and Scroll; Jr. Press Club; All Home Boom Offices; 9A Con; Big Sister U. of Idaho Brooks, Hiram Eugene Washington Social Studies Tri-Sci; Adelante; B Squad Baseball; Journal Bepresentative; Home Boom Secretary Brown, Barbara Ann Adams (Commercial F.H.A.; Bed Cross Bepresentative; Journal Bepresentative; Corridor Control; G.F. Council; All Home Boom Offices; Swimming W.S.C. Bodey, Judith Helen Grant Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girls; Horizon; Bowling; Tennis; G.F. Council; Journal Bepresentative; Bed Cross Bepresentative; Big Sister; Senior Con W.S.C. Boothe, Marilyn Eileen Grant Home Economics, Social Studies Ti-Girls; Classical Club; F.H.A.; Horizon, President; Big Sister; Bed Cross Bepresentative; All Home Boom Offices; Journal Bepresentative Gonzaga Bradford, Sherrel Leah Jefferson Science, Social Studies Tri-Sci, Secretary, Historian; Papyrus; Senior Con; Golf Letterman; A.S.B. Council; G.F. Council; Band; Big Sister; Corridor Control; 2nd Place, Science Fair; Tiger Staff; Quill and Scroll; Book Club; Winter Carnival Gonzaga Bredesen, Iris JoAnn Jordon Jr. H. S., Minneapolis Social Studies, Home Economics Brockett, Donald Calvin Wilson Foreign Languages, Social Studies Adelante, Sergeant-at-Arms; Frosh, B Squad Football; Track, Cross Country Letterman; B.F. Council; Home Boom President Gonzaga Brown, Donald Ray Moran Social Studies, Industrial Arts Frosh Football Bungay, Clarence Roy Boosevelt Mathematic s, Si ieine. Social Studies Basketball; B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Math Club, President; Chess Club, President; All Home Boom Offices; Junior Toastmasters, Treasurer; Adelante, Sergeant-at- Arms; Cross Country; Corridor Control W.S.C. Burke, Beverly Lee Libby Social Studies Home Boom Offices; G.F. Council; Journal Bepresentative W.S.C. Burkey, Leonard Leroy Anaconda Jr. High, Anaconda, Mont. Industrial Arts W.S.C. Bush, Patti Jean Hutton Social Studies, Foreign Languages Thespian; Book Club; French Club; Ti-Girls; Journal Bepresentative; Home Boom Offices; G.F. Council Byrne, Robert Edward f , Wilson Social Studies Freshman Con; Locker Committee; Corridor Control; B.F. Council; Home Room Offices; Senior Con W.S.C. Calkins, Kay Alice Wilson Social Studies Classical Club, President; Book Club, Vice-President; F.H.A.; Outdoor Club; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; 9A Con; Home Room Offices; Winter Carnival; Jinx Ball Committee W.S.C. Campbell, James W. Adams Social Studies, Science Baseball; B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Treasurer Hk iL 1 Campbell, Richard Lee Adams Industrial Arts Band; Dance Band W.S.C. ' w Carkeek, Barbara Constance Occident District 149 Commercial, Social Studies Ti-Girls; F.H.A. Secretary, Historian; Swimming; G.F. Council; Neptune ' s Daughters, President S 5 15 Carlson, Ralph Erick Jefferson Mathematics, Social Studies B.F. Council Carpenter, George Francis Whittier Industrial Arts, Mathematics Math Club; Band; Ensemble; Music Letter W.S.C. Carpenter, James LeRoy Whittier Mathematics, Industrial Arts Orchestra W.S.C. Casey, Robin Anne Button Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girls; Adelante; Usherettes, Sergeant-at-Arms; A.S.B. Council; 9B and 10B Class Secretary-; Home Room Offices; 9A Con; Big Sister; Courtesy Girl W.S.C. Cauvel, Gwenn Marguerite Franklin Commercial, Social Studies Cheerleader, Three Years; Ti-Girls; Usherettes; journal Representative; Big Sister; Choir; Candidate for Trophy Queen Cerenzia, Jerry Jay Libby Social Studies Rifle Club; Archery Club; Home Room Secretary, Vice-President Chamberlin, Kent Eugene Washington Social Studies, Printing ( Orchestra Chandler, Bruce Shaw St. Augustine Social Studies Corridor Control; Projectionist U. of Idaho Chandler, Louis W. Libby Rifle Club; Archery Club; Home Room Secretary , Sergeant-at-Arms E.W.C.E. Clagfiett, Ann Griffith Jane Adams Junior HiKh, Seattle Foreign Languge, Science Entre Nous, Vice-President; Adelantc, Secretary, Treasurer; Outdoor Club, Vice-President; Book Club; Ti-Girls; Spokane Ski Club; Corridor Control; G.F. Council; Home Room Offices; Winter Carnival; A.S.B. Secretary Stanford Clark, Edith Irene Washington Commercial Swimming; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister; Girls ' Federation Con J Coe, Robert Lee Washington Mathematics, Social Studies U. of Idaho Coffman, Lois Darlene Whittier Art K.B.U. Clark, Ronald John Hutton Mathematics, Science, Social Studies B Squad Football, Baseball; B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Secretary; Corridor Control; Senior Con W.S.C. Cohen, Jerome Daniel Havermale Music D.U.K., Sergeant-at-Arms; Orchestra, President; Band; 4-Year Music Lrtterman; Dance Band; Instrumental Ensemble; All- Northwest Orchestra; Tiger Staff; Red Cross Representative; Home Room Treasurer; Arsenic and Old Lace Curtis Institute of Music Clayman, Sandra Ruth Irving Commercial Bowling; Debate Club; Big Sister; Winter Carnival U. of Washington Clement, James Ward Franklin Science, Mathematics Gon .aga W. Colborn, Kathryn Mary Jefferson Commercial Ti-Girls; Entre Nous; F.H.A.; Horizon; Usherettes; Tiger Staff; Quill and Scroll; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Offices; Winter Carnival; Health Room Attendant; Senior Con; Dad-Daughter Dessert U. of Idaho Colling, Ralph James McCook High Industrial Arts Clymer, Thomas Wesley Hutton Science Golf; B.F. Council; 12B Fifth Executive; All Home Room Offices W.S.C. Cochran, Sandra Lynne Washington History, Journalism Quill and Scroll; Papyrus Club, Secretary; Jr. Press Club; G.F. Council; Big Sister; Roll Checker; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; G.F. and 9A Con Committees; Health Room Attendant Gonzaga Conner, Marilu Libby Home Economics, Social Studies Basketball; Volleyball; Swimming; Bowling; Softball; Whiskit; Athletic Club President Whit worth Cooper, Yvonne Jacqueline Rogers Commercial, Science Choir; Winter Carnival; G.F. Council; Ensemble. At Rogers: Choir; Night Under the Stars ; Fall Festival; Girls ' Federation Con; Red Cross Representative; Home Room President; Lost and Found Committee Whitworth Cooper, John Wilce North Central Commercial U. of W. Cordes, Annetta Marie Hutton Music Entre Nous; Bowling; Badminton; Tennis; Orchestra; Band; Ensemble; G.F. Council; Winter Carnival; Big Sister Northwestern Cornwell, Carl Leroy Irving Social Studies Freshman Track; B Squad Football Couchman, Robert Oxley Hutton Social Studies Lettermen ' s Club; Entre Nous; Football; Basketball; Track; Cross Country; B.F. Vice-President; A.S.B. Vice-President; Home Room Offices; 11B Friendliest Boy; Con Control; Paddle Captain U. of Oregon Cromer, Donald Lee Sandpoint H.S. Mathematics, Social Studies Adelante; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Vice-President, Secretary W.S.C. Crowe, Donna Jean Franklin Home Economics, Social Studies 3- Year Intramural Letterman; Whisket Cunningham, Patricia Belle Grant Fine Arts, Social Studies Entre Nous; Courtesy Girl; F.H.A., Historian; Fine Arts Club, President; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative; Red Cross Representative; Bowling; Big Sister; Home Room Secretary U. of W. Davenny, Richard Orson Jefferson Mathematics Lettermen ' s Club; Frosh, Varsity Track Manager; B.F. Council W.S.C. Davidson, Robert Jay Jefferson Social Studies W.S.C. Davis, Hetty Lou Franklin Commercial K.B.U. Davis, Charles Buck Libby Mathematics B Squad Football; Baseball; Varsity Football, Basketball; B.F. Council; Corridor Control; Con Control W.S.C. Davis, John Frederick Hutton Social Studies Ski Club; B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Home Boom President U. of New Mexico Davis, Larry Leroy Irving Industrial Arts Davis, Marcia Hutton Social Studies Horizon; Big Sister; Bowling; Tennis; A.S.B. Council; Girls ' Glee Club; Corridor Control; Home Boom Secretary Sacred Heart School of Nursing Davis, Marilyn Rae Wilson Social Studies C.F. Stylo Show; Book Club; Horizon; Outdoor Club; Big Sister; 9A Con; Red Cross Representative; Usherettes; Swimming; G.F. Council- Girls Glee Club; Corridor Control; Senior Con; G.F. Publicity Committee W.S.C. Davis, Patsy Lee Franklin Commercial, Home Economics Tennis; Corridor Control; G.F. Council; Big Sister; Winter Carnival; Health Room Attendant Kelsey-Baird Davis, Raymond Jay Lincoln Mathematics, Social Studies Fine Arts Club; Rifle Chih; Journal Staff; Quill and Scroll; Corridor Control; Home Room President; Senior Con; Cheerleader E.W.C.E. Dire, Bob Adelbert Libby (miiinercial Band Whirwortfc Dix, Paul Hendrick Lyons Township H.S., La Grange, III. S( it iue. Mathematics Spokane Ski Club; Alpine Ski Club; Tri-Sci, Treasurer; Archery Club, Vice-President; Astronomy Club; B.F. Council Whitman Dodge, Doreen Kthlyn Franklin Home Economics, Social Studies E.W.C.E. Davis, Richard Gordon Franklin Social Studies Frosh, B Squad Baseball; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Vice-President W.S.C. Domit, Jack l;l!)is Industrial Arts. Scicncr Lettermen ' s Club, Sergeant at Arms; Band; Con Control; Home Room President; B Squad Foo tball; Varsity Football W.S.C. Denoo, Joan Melda Franklin Home Economics Service Room Attendant; F.H.A., Secretary; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative; Winner, Jefferson Oration Contest; Book Club; Home Room President, Secretary W.S.C. DeVane, Shirley Ann Irving Commercial Big Sister; Choir Downing, Leona Elizabeth Libby Social Studies Swimming; Big Sister Graceland College Drewes, Barbara Kay Libby Social Studies Winter Carnival; Intramurals; Ti-Girls; Entre Nous; Debate Club; A.S.B. Council; Head Flagtwirler; Science Fair Winner; G.F. Council; Big Sister W.S.C. DeVleming, Bob Joseph Hutton Science Entre Nous; Alpine Ski Club; A.S.B. Council; Red Cross Representative; B.F. Council; Con Control; Home Room Offices W.S.C. Dye, Bobbie Jean Irving u ' v Intramurals; G.F. Council; Corridor Control; Band; Home Room President Comptometer School Eastman, Shirlee Ellen Sandpoint High School Science, Social Studies Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; Big Sister. At Sandpoint: F.H.A.; G.A.A.; Band Central Washington Eyrich, Juleen Patricia Garfield Commercial, Fine Arts Fine Arts Cluh, Fifth Executive; Dehate Cluh; Band; Ensemble; Big Sister; Red Cross Representative W.S.C. Emmerton, Carol Marie Hutton Social Studies, Music Orchestra, Secretary; All State Orchestra; Quill and Scroll; Papyrus, Historian; 3C s, Treasurer; Winter Carnival; 9A Con; Journal Circulation, Mailing Manager; Big Sister; Senior Con Montana University Emry, Susan Marcella Hutton Social Studies, Foreign Languages Entre Nous; Thespian; Classical Club; F.H.A.; Ti-Girls; G.F. Council; 9 A Con; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Home Room Treasurer, Secretary; Horizon; Language Honor U. of Idaho Eng, Norman Lincoln Fine Arts, Social Studies Fine Arts Club, President, Treasurer, 5th Executive; Home Room Sergeant-at-Arins; Second Place Science Fair; Journal Representative W.S.C. Farber, James B. Meek Jr. H.S., Greeley, Colo. Mathematics, Social Studies, Foreign Language Math Club; Entre Nous, Secretary; Senate Club; Forum Club, Treasurer Whitman Farr, Donald George Jefferson Social Studies, Science Corridor Control W.S.C. Farrier, Joanne Lee Jefferson Social Studies Golf, Letterman; Bowling; Big Sister; Home Room Secretary; Entre Nous W.S.C. English, Laurence Robert Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics, Science Adelante, President; Jr. Toastmaster, President; Math Club, Treasurer; Lettermen ' s Club; B.F. Council; Varsity Football; 2-Year Letterman; A.S.B. President; Band; Con Control; 10B Vice-President; 11B President; 10A Friendliest Boy; Home Room President; 1953 Delegate to Boys State U. of W. Faulkner, Carol Louise Jefferson Social Studies F.H.A.; Book Club; Forum Club; Ti-Girls; Debate, President. Secretary; G.F. Council; Winter Carnival; Big Sister; 9A Con Committee; Second Place 1951 Alg ebra Contest W.S.C. Ericson, Arthur John Jefferson Social Studies, Industrial Arts Journal Representative; B.F. Council W.S.C. Esse, Carolyn Mae Libby Commercial, Home Economic Bowling; Band; Big Sister; Journal Representative; Sock Hop Committee; Corridor Control; Home Room V ice-President; Dad-Daughter Food Chairman W.S.C. Ferris, Gary Lee North Central Social Studies At North Central: Fearless Fosdick Fan Club; Football; Basketball, Baseball Stanford Finnegan, Helen Marie Northwest Christian Social Studies Big Sister. At Northwest: Choir L.T.F.E. Bible Institute Forbes, George Gilbert Alexander Pullman High School Social Studies, English Entre Nous; Paddle Squad; Football; Baseball; Journal Staff; A.S.B. Publicity Chairman; Senior Con; B.F. Council. At Pullman: Football; Baseball; Basketball; Track; Sports Editor, School Paper; Forum; Debate; A.S.B. Councilman III w.s.c. Fosberg, John Roberts Jefferson Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Classical Club; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Offices; Paddle Squad W.S.C. Foster, Priscilla Jean Adams Fine Arts, Social Studies Winter Carnival; Mother-Daughter Tea Committee; Big Sister Cornish Fowler, Nancy Lynne Grant Social Studies Thespian, President, Treasurer, Historian-Reporter; Classical Club, Treasurer; Ti-Girls, Drill Master; F.T.A.; Journal Editor; Arsenic and Old Lace ; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Quill and Scroll; Home Room Offices; Big Sister Stanford Franke, Dorothea Mane Occident Soda] Studies A.S.B. Council; G.F. Council; Starlighters; F.H.A., Vice-President, Treasurer; Choir; Mother-Daughter Tea; Winter Carnival; Sunset Dance; Band Majorette; Ti-Girls; Big Sister Deaconess School of Nursing Frey, Rodney Earl Whitehall Jr. High, Pa. Science, Social Studies Home Room Treasurer Pennsylvania State College Friend, Patricia Anne Grant Social Studies, Commercial Classical Club, Secretary. Sergeant at Arms; G.F. Historian, Treasurer; Forum Club; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Ti-Girls, Sergeant at Arms; Home Room Secretary; Big Sister; Winter Carnival; Organist; Corridor Control; Senior Con U. of Idaho 1 c Kroehlich, Marlene Dianne Libby Commercial G.F. Council; Big Sister; Mother- Daughter Tea Committee; Home Room Offices; Study Hall Holl Checker Frye, Margret Elaine Colville Jr. High Music Mother-Daughter Tea; Camera Club; Tiger Photographer; Home Room Secretary; Jr. Achievement Radio Company Treasurer; Winter Carnival; Roll Checker Cabler, Walter Helmut Lincoln Industrial Arts. Mathematics Adelante, Sergeant at Arms; Junior Toastmasters W.S.C. Card, Narda Jane Roosevelt Fine Arts, Social Studies Arsenic and Old Lace ; Swimming; Corridor Control; Winter Carnival; Big Sister; Roll Checker; Home Room Secretary, Business Manager Garliiighouse, Sondra Roosevelt Social Studies. Commercial Ti-Girls; 9A Con; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative; Home Room Offices; Quill and Scroll; Senior Con; Corridor Control; Tiger Business Manager; Big Sister W.S.C. Cation, John N. Irving Social Studies Lettermen ' s Club; Frosh, B Squad, Varsity Basketball; Cross Country; B.F. Council, 5th Executive; Choir, President; 10B 5th Executive; 9A Con; Home Room Offices; Locker Control Gonzaga Ceddis, Phyliss Ann Hutton Commercial, Social Studies A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; French Club; Papyrus, Secretary; Fine Arts, Vice-President; Big Sister; Home Room Vice-President; A.S.B. Con; 9B Con; Usherettes; Swimming; Badminton; Tennis; Cheerleader; Courtesy Committee W.S.C. Geist, Richard Franz Roosevelt Social Studies, Foreign Languages Book Club; Entre Nous; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council; Home Room Offices; Paddle Squad; 12A Fifth Executive Whitman Gertson, James Harmon Libby History Goller, Jacqueline Lee Whittier Commercial Papyrus Club, President; Neptune ' s Daughters, Vice-President, Pageant Director; Bowling; Swimming; G.F. Council; Locker Committee Chairman; Big Sister; Home Room Offices Greve, Marilyn Elaine- Portage Township, Kalamnzoo, Mich. Social Studies Classical Club; F.H.A., Vice-President; Service Room Manager; Book Club; Quill and Scroll; Home Room Vice-President; Bowling; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Tiger Staff; Courtesy Clerk Deaconess School of Nursing Greycloud, Ida Lorrain Irving Social Studies, Foreign Language Big Sister; Home Room Secretary, Vice-President; 11A Fifth Executive 3C ' s, Treasurer; Outdoor Club; Bowling; Neptune ' s Daughters, Vice-President; G.F. Secretary, Vice-President; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Journal Representative; Winter Carnival; G.F. Courtesy Chairman; Dad-Daughter Banquet Bible Institute of Los Angeles Guell, Kay Loreen Grant Social Studies Badminton; Tennis; Bowling; G.F. Council; Choir, Secretary, Vice-President; G.F. Tea Committee; Home Room Vice-President, Secretary; Ensemble; Journal Representative W.S.C. Halland, Walter F. West Valley Mathematics, Social Stu dies, Science Tri-Sci; Radio Club Reed College Haltom, Janet Ann Wilson Social Studies Swimming; Debate ; Thespian; Book Club; National Thespian; Elves and the Shoemaker ; We Shook the Family Tree ; Cinderella ; Journal Staff; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister l T . of W. Hamilton, Margaret Jeannette Wilson Mathematics Debate, Secretary, Treasurer; Book Club; Tiger Staff; Big Sister; Winter Carnival; F.H.A. Demonstration Award; Sock Hop Ticket Committee W.S.C. Hamilton, Rosemary Libby Social Studies, Fine Arts Home Room President, Secretary; 10A Lilac Lark Princess; Usherettes; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; G.F. Style Show; Courtesy Committee; Big Sister; 10B Friendliest Girl; Roll Checker Whitworth Hanson, Carol May Irving Fine Arts F.H.A. ; G.F. Council; Journal Representative; Big Sister; Home Room 5th Executive. Secretary U. of Idaho Harrison, Nancy Louise Franklin Fine Arts Archery Club; Big Sister Hayashi, Alice Akiko Lincoln Science, Social Studies Ti-Girls, Treasurer; Usherettes; Outdoor Club, Historian; Big Sister; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Offices; Corridor Control; Hello Week Tag, Chairman; A.S.B. Dance Tickets Whitworth Hayashi, Roy Shiro Lincoln Fine Arts, Social Studies Fine Arts Club, Treasurer; A.S.B. Council; Home Room President; Corridor Control; Boys ' Glee Club U. of W. Heathe, Nancy Jay Wilson Social Studies G.F. Council; Winter Carnival; Big Sister; Ti-Girls; Usherettes; Book Club; Christinas Tableau; 9A Con; Senior Con; Corridor Control; Dad-Daughter Banquet 1 ' . of Oregon Hisaya.su, Thomas Toshiro Erving Mathematics, Science, Social Studies U. of W. Helm. Marlenc Ann Grant Science, Social Studies Ti-Girls; Flag Twirler; Outdoor Club; Swimming; Senior Con; Bowling; Choir, President; Girls ' Glee Club; Big Sister; Horizon, President; Ensemble; Neptune ' s Daughters, President U. of W. Helphrey, Carol Jean Boosevelt Social Studies, Foreign Language Ti-Girls; Horizon, President; Entre Nous; Usherettes, Treasurer; Outdoor Club; G.F. Council; Journal Representative; Winter Carnival; Hello Mixer Committee; G.F. Con; Big Sister; Home Room Vice-President W.S.C. Hemingway, Ra ' ph Ernest Wilson Social Studies B.F. Council; Home Room Vice-President; Journal Representative; Frosh Track; Senior Con; Corridor Control U.C.L.A. Hendrickson, Harriet Kamona Whittier Commercial, English Bowling; Choir; Big Sister; Home Room Secretary. Treasurer, Business Manager; Office Helper U. of W. Hcss.KucencKarl ) ' H. B. Plant Social Studies 0 4- s tt % Higgins, Richard Boyd Whittier Music, Social Studies Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Ensemble; B.F. Council; B Squad Football Manager aim Hix, Laurenee Frederick Grant Social Studies Thespian; Choir; Boys Glee Club; B.F. Council; Arsenic and Old Lace ; Home Room Secretary Whitworth Hobnail, Patricia Ann Jefferson Social Studies, Commercial Usherettes, President; Big Sister; All Home Room Offices E.W.C.E. Honda, Mary Toshiko Lincoln Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girls; Bowling; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; Winter Carnival; Big Sister; Home Room Offices Hoss, Carol Elaine Grant Social Studies Papyrus Club; Starlighters; Tennii; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Home Room Offices; Senior Choir U. of Idaho Howell, Ralph Eddie Adams Science, Social Studies Tri-Sci; Forum Club, Sergeant at Arms; Football Manager; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Secretary Sacred Heart School of Nursing Hughbanks, Jerene Kay Jefferson Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girl, President, Secretary; Usherettes, President; Book Club; Forum Club, Historian; G.F. Council; Big Sister; A.S.B. Nominating Committee; Winter Carnival; Home Room Offices; Good Citizenship Award W.S.C. Humphreys, Joyce Roosevelt Social Studies, Foreign Lauguage G.F. Con Committee; Courtesy Girl; Ti-Girls, Sergeant at Arms; Horizon; Book Club; Classical Club, President, Sergeant at Arms; Journal Representative; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Home Room Offices U. of Oregon Hunt, lean Mario Libby Home Economics Big Sister Hunt, Terry Ernest Adams Science Lettermcn ' s Club; Varsity Baseball; Frosh Football, Baseball; ' B.F. Council; Corridor Control; Band W.S.C. Inouye, Gail Fumuja Lincoln Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girls, Historian, Sergeant at Arms; Usherettes; Corridor Control; Outdoor Club, Treasurer; Winter Carnival; Big Sister, Mistress of Ceremonies; Sock Hop Committee; Home Room President K.B.U. James, Art Lincoln Industrial Arts, Social Studies 3-Year Letterman in Basketball, Football, Track; Con Control James, Francis Marlene Santa Fe High School Social Studies Advanced Choir; Ensemble. At Santa Fe: Cheerleader; Girls ' Basketball Team Jenkins, Howard Leonard Jefferson History, Commercial Track; B.F. Council; Home Room President W.S.C. Johnson, Dixie Lee Irving Mathematics, Social Studies Bowling; Intramural Letterman; Band; G.F. Council; Big Sister W.S.C. Irish, Gary Marvin Roosevelt Mathematics Freshman Class President; Home Room President; Freshman Con Committee; Con Control; Football; Senior Con U. of W. Johnson, Patricia Helen Franklin Commercial, Social Studies Outdoor Club; Home Room Offices; 9B Con; Journal Representative; G.F. Council; Big Sister; Ti-Girl, Vice-President Twice; A.S.B. Council W.S.C. Ives, Patricia Ann Franklin Commercial 3-Year Letter Award in Intramurals: Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, and Whisket; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative Jackman, Gerald Milton Sunset Social Studies Football Jones, Ina Carleen Wilson History Commercial Ti-Girls; F.H.A.; Horizon, President; Book Club; Golf; Bowling; Journal Representative; G.F. President; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Secretary; Big Sister; Winter Carnival Side Show Chairman; Mother-Daughter Tea; 12B Jolliest Girl U. of W. Joyer, Mary Lynn Jefferson Social Studies, Fine Arts 9A Council; 9A Con Committee; G.F. Nominating Committee; Big Sister; 10A, B Treasurer; Home Room Offices; Swimming; Badminton; Tennis; Head Cheerleader; G.F. President; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; HA Dance Publicity Kalkwarf, Phyllis Jeane Libby Social Studies, Home Economics, Fine Arts F.T.A.; Journal Representative; Band; Big Sister K.B.U. Kevis, Jacqueline Benita Sacred Heart Commercial, Social Studies Ski Club; Bowling; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister K.B.U. Kanna, Robert W. Jefferson Social Studies Football; B.F. Council w.s.c. Kayahara, James Hajime Lincoln Science, Industrial Arts Home Room Secretary; A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council Kienbaum, Carolie Gay Rockford, Ida. Social Studies, Commercial Big Sister; Baseball; Bowling. At Rockford: Girls ' League; Basketball; Baseball; Volleyball; Badminton; Bowling K.B.U. Kilgore, Joanne Jean Irving Social Studies, Commercial ■3C ' s; Intramurals; Big Sister Salvation Army Training College Kearney, Carol Irving Commercial Swimming; Tennis; Bookroom Attendant; Big Sister Kimsey, Carol Ann Roosevelt Commercial, Fine Arts Fine Arts Club, Secretary; Journal Representative; Ti-Girls, Historian Reporter; Home Room Offices; Football Princess W.S.C. Keck, Percy Albert Grant Industrial Arts, Social Studies Freshman, B Squad Baseball King, Bonnie Rae Libby Soc ial Studies F.T.A.; F.H.A., Historian; Basketball; G.F. Council; Home Room President; Big Sister; Volleyball V. of Idaho Kehle, Dorothy Louise Lincoln High, Tacoma Home Economics, Social Studies Adelante Kelley, Gary Libby Social Studies Kirishian, Megr Stuart Mead Social Science At Mead: Junior Class President; 8 Years Boxing; Track; F.F.A., Sergeant at Arms W.S.C. Klatt, Lowell Libby Mathematics, Social Studies Lettermen ' s Club; A.S.B. Council; Con Control; 8 Year Lctterman W.S.C. Knerr, David Glenn Northwest Christian High School Social Studies Radio Club, Treasurer; Projectionist Kofmehl, Patricia Maryeliff Commercial, Social Studies G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council K.B.U. Krauss, Walter Howard Libby Science Krieg, Fredrick Irving Social Studies, Industrial Arts B.F. Council Kruger, Janet Lee Washington Social Studies Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; G.F. Council; Journal Representative; Quill and Scroll; Big Sister; Winter Carnival; Swimming; Bowling I .a Bar. Donald Geve St. Augustine ' s Foreign Languages Entre Nous; B.F. Council; Corridor Control; Choir; Frosh Football, Basketball; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Offices; Paddle Squad U. of W. I a k in. Toby Blaine Wilson Social Studies, Science W.S.C. 2 ill m Mm f r. Landis, Sally Jane Grant Social Studies Swimming; Journal Staff; Big Sister; Quill and Scroll; Mother-Daughter Tea; Papyrus, Vice-President, Inspirational Award Whitworth Laney, Pauline Marie Jefferson Commercial, Social Studies Bowling; Home Room Offices; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister Sacred Heart School of Nursing Lang, Bernhard John Washington Social Studies B Squad Football; B Squad Baseball; Frosh Baseball; Journal Representative; Stage Crew; Band; Junior Achievement; A.S.B. Council; Talent Con; Arsenic and Old Lace W.S.C. La Plante, Robert Gary Libby Social Studies Lettermen ' s Club; Football; Track; Basketball; Con Control; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council E.W.C.E. LaKose, Gary Grant Mead Social Studies, Languages Book Club; Classical Club, President; Senate Club, Treasurer; Outdoor Club; A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council; Home Room Offices; Arsenic and Old Lace ; Senior Con Co-Chairman Whitman Lasley, Sandlen St. Helen ' s Hall Fine Arts, Social Studies Swimming; Big Sister Party Committee; Senior Con; Journal Staff W.S.C. Lawson, Ann Georgia Franklin Science Classical Club, Historian Reporter; F. H.A., Treasurer; Ti-Girls; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; Quill and Scroll; A.S.B. Council; G.r. Council; Home Room Offices; 9B Con; Football Princess; Winter Carnival; G. F. Style Show Willamette University Leonard, Leo Caldwell Hutton Social Studies Frosh Football; Basketball; Baseball; B.F. Council; Home H i Offices; Choir; Boys ' Glee Club Michigan State MacDonald, Mardiese Lee Irving Foreign Languages Archery Club, President; Outdoor Club; Corridor Control; Choir; Journal Representative; Big Sister; Senior Con; Entre Nous, Historian-Reporter W.S.C. Lepouce, Bob Sidney Roosevelt Social Studies, Fine Arts W.S.C. Mackey, Jon Michael Libby Social Studies, Commercial Montana State College Litchfield, Nancy Paula Hutton Social Studies, Music Tennis Team; Badminton; Band, Secretary; Orchestra; Quill and Scroll; Junior Press Club; Senior Con; Ensemble; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Journal Staff Northwestern 3w MacPhee, Martha Hariette Wilson Foreign Languages, Social Studies Entre Nous, Fifth Executive; Ti-Cirls; Usherettes, Treasurer; Big Sister; Home Room Vice-President; Bowling; Golf Team; Choir; A.S.B. Council; Journal Staff; Winter Carnival U. of W. Lopez, Nicanor Zavola Lovenhero Science Adelante; A.S.B. Council W.S.C. Madsen, Jean Louise Roosevelt Science Corridor Control Captain; Ti-Girls; Archery Club, Vice-President; Home Room Vice-President, Secretary; Big Sister; Math Club; Usherettes, Secretary; Horizon; Winter Carnival U. of W. Louderback, Carol Ann Roosevelt Social Studies Home Room Business Manager; Big Sister; Roll Checker; Thespian Whitman Love, Jack Lowell Libby Social Studies B Squad Football, Baseball; B.F. Council; Con Control; Home Room Vice-President U. of Idaho 1 Lundstrum, Donald John Lincoln Mathematics Lettermen ' s Club; Football; Track W.S.C. B.F. Council; Mann, Jon Michael Washington Mathematics, Science, Social Studies Outdoor Club, President, Vice-President; Forum Club; Sergeant at Arms, Secretary; Senate Club; Frosh Football; B.F. Council; Journal Representative; Home Room President, Secretary, Sergeant at Arms W.S.C. March, Linda Sue Grant Home Economics, Social Studies Horizon; Usherettes; F.H.A.; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Winter Carnival W.S.C. Martin, Delores Joyce Grant Commercial, Home Economics, Social Studies F.H.A.; Swimming; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Treasurer W.S.C. .Martin, Wayne Lee Irving Science, Mathematics Tri-Sci; Archery Club; Junior Achievement; Home Room Treasurer; Frosh Baseball; Golf; B.F. Council Gonzaga Matsui, Yaeko Lincoln Commercial Ti-Girls; Tiger Staff; Journal Representative; Winter Carnival; Big Sister: Intramurals; Bowling Captain Northwestern Matsumura, Midge Miyoko Irving Social Studies, Commercial Usherettes, Sergeant at Arms; Quill and Scroll; G.F. Council; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; Fine Arts Club, Vice-President, Treasurer; Big Sister; Forum Club; 12B Treasurer; Home Room Offices; F.H.A.; Tiger Circulation; Journal Business Manager; Winter Carnival University of California Matthew, Reid David Havermale Social Studies Baseball; B.F. Council; Choir; Ensemble; B.F. Advertising Committee Stanford Mauro, Edward Lee Kelso High School Industrial Arts Track and Field; Cross -Country; Choir, Vice-President; 2 Year Letterman; Home Room President W.S.C. Mayers, David Stephen North Central Mathematics, Science Outdoor Club; Home Room Treasurer; B Squad Baseball. At North Central: B Squad, Varsity Football; Latin Club; Junior Toastmasters; Cross County U.S.C. McBride, Janice Lee Wilson Social Studies Book Club; Horizon; Swimming; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister; Red Cross Representative; Senior Con; Winter Carnival W.S.C. (3 McDirmid, Betty Kathleen Wilson Social Studies Horizon; Bowling; Tennis; Choir; G.F. Council; Big Sister; Winter Carnival; Home Room Sergeant at Arms, Vice-President W.S.C. McGrew, Paul Charles Pullman High School Social Studies, Industrial Arts Chess Club; Corridor Control; Journal Staff; Astronomy Club; Tri-Sci. At Pullman: Frosh Basketball, Baseball; Science Club; National Rifle Association W.S.C. McKay, Carol Rae Grant Fine Arts, Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girls; Fine Arts Club, Secretary; Home Room Secretary; G.F, Historian Reporter; Big Sister; Winter Carnival; Horizon; Mother and Daughter Tea; Senior Con; Father-Daughter Dessert Whit worth McKeever, Sandra Anne Roosevelt Foreign Languages, Social Studies Tiger Circulation; G.F. Council; Choir; Big Sister; Journal Staff; Classical Club; Thespian, President, Secretary; Horizon; Home Room Offices; Journal Representative; Entre Nous, Sergeant at Arms; Book Club; Bowling; Golf; Winter Carnival; Senior Con U. of W. McLaren, Kay Maurine Roosevelt High School, Seattle Social Studies Book Club, Historian; Usherettes; Outdoor Club; Horizon, Secretary; Winter Carnival, General Chairman; G.F. Style Show Chairman; Corridor Control; Choir; G.F. Council U. of W. McMacken, Marilyn Janet Franklin Science, Social Studies Orchestra; Ensemble; Band; Home Room Secretary; Big Sister W.S.C. McNeel, Ruth Ann Jefferson Commercial Corridor Control; Big Sister KeUey-Balrd Meinhardt, Martha Lee Jefferson Fine Arts, Social Studies Fine Arts Club, President; Math Club Scretary; Classical Club, Treasurer; Ti-Girls; G.F. Vice-President; Big Sister; Girls State; Home Room President; Horizon Club; Senior Con; Quill and Scroll; A.S.B. Historian-Reporter VV.S.C. Meldrum, Sharon Kay Leth bridge. Alberta Social Studies, Commercial Bowling; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Attendance Clerk; Big Sister; 9A Con Committee: Mother- Daughter Tea; Roll Checker K.B.U. Melrose, Susan Alyce Franklin Home Economics, Social Studies Entre Nous; F.H.A.; Ti-Girls; A.S.B. Council; All Home Room Offices; Health Room Attendant; Red Cross Representative; Dad-Daughter Dessert; Winter Carnival; Big Sister; Horizon; Senior Con; 9A Con w.s.c. Merrill, Martha Sue Wilson Social Studies, Languages Entre Nous; F.H.A.; Neptune ' s Daughters; Horizon; G.F. Council; Journal Representative; Winter Carnival; Health Room Attendant U. of Oregon Merritt, Evelyn Margeret Lincoln Social Studies, Music Library Helper Mikoski, James Henry Irving Social Studies Ski Club; Radio Club; B.F. Council E.W.C.E. Miles, Gwyneth Khondda Hutton Social Studies, Foreign Languages Ski Club; Thespian; Ti-Girls; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister; Home Room President, Business Manager; 9A Con; A.S.B. Talent Cons U. of W. Miller, Carl Dean Tigard Union H. S., Tigard, Ore. Social Studies Football; Baseball; 2 Year Letterman; B.F. President; Con Control; Band; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Vice-President; Lettermen ' s Club U. of Oregon Miller, Carol Ann Franklin Social Studies, Home Economics Book Club; Ti-Girls; Entre Nous, Treasurer; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister; 9A Con; Winter Carnival; Football Princess W.S.C. Minetti, Ronald Lew Libby Social Studies, Industrial Arts All Home Room Offices Gonzaga Mitchell, Gary Monroe Hutton Social Studies Journal Representative Mix, Margaret Louise Grant Commercial, Social Studies Bowling; Bookroom Attendant Molander, Joel Lance Roosevelt Mathematics, Social Studies Pep Club Committee; Entre Nous; B Squad Football, Baseball; B.F. Council; Corridor Control; Paddle Squad; Study Hall Proctor U. of Minnesota Moller, Donald Roy Hutton Science, Social Studies, Industrial Arts Tri-Sci; Outdoor Club; B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council Moller, Donna Lee Hutton Foreign Languages, Social Studies Adelante; 3C ' s; Swimming; Tennis; Big Sister; Home Room Secretary Monroe, Shirley Mae Wilson Social Studies, Commercial Bowling; G.F. Council; Corridor Control; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Offices; Big Sister; Mother and Daughter Tea Committee; Winter Carnival; Choir; Horizon Whitman Mont gomery, Helen Kathleen Washington Social Studies Papyrus, President, Historian; Jr. Press Cluh; Journal, Assistant Editor; Tiger Staff, Activities Editor; Quill and Scroll, President; 9A, G.F. Cons; Big Sister; Journal Representative W.W.C.E. Moodie, JoAnn Jefferson Social Studies, Commercial Bowling; Journal Representative; Home Room Offices; Big Sister; Mother-Daughter Tea Committee; Choir W.S.C. Moreland, Raymond Eugene Glenrose Social Studies, Industrial Arts, Commercial W.S.C. Morphy, Larry Roosevelt Social Studies Frosh Foothall; Basehall; Basketball; Track; B.F. Council; Home Room Secretary, Treasurer Morris, Lew Richard Wilson Social Studies, Science, Mathematics Golf; B.F. Council; Choir; Senior Con; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Offices; Jr. Toastmasters U. of W. Morrison, Ralph Norman Salem High School Social Studies At Salem: Hi-Y; S Club; Track and Field U. of W. Morrow, Reed Arlen Hutton Mathematics, Social Studies Arche ry Club, President; Ski Club; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control Gonzaga Moss, Rarbara Ruth Adams Music Tri-Sci; Bowling; Big Sister Blackburn College Murphy, Ethel Irene Irving Home Economics, Social Studies F.H.A.; G.F. Council; Health Room Attendant Musten, Patricia Ann Ritzville High School Social Studies Nau Jr., Thomas Potter Roosevelt Mathematics, Social Studies Alpine Ski Club; Jr. Toastmasters; Spokane Ski Club; Football; Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club; B.F. Council; Home Room Vice-President; Journal Representative; B.F. Advertising Committee; Senior-Faculty Basketball Game U. of W. Naundorf, Alice Miriam Roosevelt Science, Foreign Languages Ti-Girls; Entre Nous; Quill and Scroll; Science Fair Winner; Book Club, President; Classical Club, President; Math Club, President, Secretary; Tiger Staff; Journal Staff; Orchestra; Corridor Control; G.F. Council; Intramural Letter; Senior Con Pomona Nelson, Gerald Brian Hutton Social Studies Thespian, President, Vice-President, Sergeant at Arms; Book Club; Forum Club; Frosh Basketball; Debate Club; Paddle Squad; B.F. Council; Study Hall Proctor; Home Room Offices; Civic Theatre; Jr. Civic Theatre; Children ' s Theatre; All School Play; Senior Con Co-Chain nan U. of W. Nelson, Robert G. Crant Industrial Arts, Social Studies Outdoor Club; Ski Club; Football; Baseball; B.F. Council; Journal Representative; Home Room Treasurer U. of W. Norris, Edwin Eugene Newport High School Commercial B.F. Council Whit worth Newman, William Pearce Roosevelt Mathematics, Social Studies Jr. Toastmasters; Outdoor Club, Sergeant at Arms; Forum Club, Treasurer; Fine Arts Club; B.F. President; A.S.B. Council; Paddle Squad; Home Room Offices; A.S.B. Float Committee, Dance Committee W.S.C. Newsum, John Hartly Hutton Social Studies Toastmasters, Vice-President, President; Debate Club; Entre Nous; Football; Frosh Baseball; Journal Staff; Corridor Control; Study Hall Proctor; Journal Representative; Sock Hop; Quill and Scroll; Home Room Vice-President Whitman Nichols, David Gary Wilson Science, Mathematics Tri-Sci; B.F. Council U. of W. Nilson, Ted W. Hutton Mathematics, Science Ensemble; Home Room Sergeant at Arms U. of Idaho 3? Olsen, Marilyn Louise Wilson Social Studies Ti-Girls; Outdoor Club; Book Club; A.S.B. Council; G.F. Council; Winter Carnival; 9A Con; Christmas Tableau; Courtesy Committee; Big Sister; Senior Con; Dad-Daughter Banquet W.S.C. Palmer, Alice Joan Franklin High School, Seattle Fine Arts Winter Carnival; Fine Arts Club, President; Junior Achievements; G.F. Council; Scholastic Art Award; Big Sister; Senior Con; Dad-Daughter Dessert Chairman; Mother-Daughter Tea. At Franklin: Freshman Class Secretary; Y-Teens; Glee Club U. of W. Parker, Margaret Joan Roosevelt Mathematics, Science, Fine Arts Outdoor Club; Fine Arts Club, Secretary; Math Club, Vice-President; Ti-Girls, Treasurer; G.F. Council; Student Court Judge; Science Fair Winner; Home Room President, Secretary; Red Cross Representative; Journal Representative U. of W. Patton, Beverly Ann Grant Commercial, Social Studies F.H.A.; Basketball; Bowling; Journal Representative; Big Sister; Winter Carnival K.B.U. Pattullo, Molly Suzane Roosevelt Languages, Social Studies Book Club; Classical Club; Horizon; Adelante; Usherettes; Golf Team; Bowling; G.F. Council; Big Sister; Home Room Vice-President; 9A Con Stanford Nooney, John F. Franklin Science, Social Studies Proctor, 107 W.S.C. Peterson, Joanne Mae West Valley Home Economics, Science F.H.A., Vice-President; Swimming; Debate Club; Big Sister; Senior Con W.S.C. Plank, Charlene Mac Libby Social Studies, Commercial A.S.B. Council; Senior Con; Cheerleader; Quill and Scroll; Ti-Girls, Secretary; 1953 Friendliest Girl; Usherettes; Journal Associate Editor; Tiger Staff; G.F. Council; Winter Carnival Princess; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Football Co-Queen; Sock Hop Committee W.S.C. Pointer, Charles Milton Whit tier Industrial Arts, Social Studies A.S.B. Council; Football E.W.C.E. Pollock, Roberta Ann Mutton Science, Foreign Language Book Club, Vice-President; Forum Club, Historian; Entre Nous; Classical Club, President; Quill and Scroll, Vice-President; Ti-Girls; Ski Club; Intramural Letter; G.F. Council; Journal Assistant Editor; Junior Press Club; A.S.B. Council Stanford Porosky, Peter Hanny Eagle Rock, Los Angeles Social Studies, Mathematics Lettermen ' s Club; Tennis; Journal Staff; Quill and Scroll; Badminton U. of W. Porter, John Paul Sacred Heart Science, Social Studies Thespian, Sergeant at Arms; Book Club; Paddle Squad; Jr. Toastmasters, Secretary; Debate Club; Dramatics; B.F. Council; Home Room Vice-President, Secretary Powers, Patrick Earl Franklin Social Studies, Science Outdoor Club; Book Club; All Home Room Offices; Con Control; 9A Class President; Corridor Control W.S.C. Prestwich, Katherine Deldee Adams Social Studies F.H.A.; Basketball Intramurals; Bowling; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative; Big Sister U. of Idaho Priebe, George Walter Grant Mathematics, Science Tri-Sci, Fifth Executive; Math Club; Chess Club; Astronomy Club; A.S.B. Council; First in Chemistry, Science Fair W.S.C. Quam, Jerrold R. Roosevelt Mathematics, Social Studies Outdoor Club; Spokane Ski Club; Alpine Ski Club; B.F. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Offices; Journal Representative U. of W. Quinn, Charles Chuck Roosevelt Commercial, Social Studies Journal Representative; Frosh Football, Basketball; B Squad Football, Baseball W.S.C. Ranzenbach, Robert Fred Roosevelt Mathematics, Social Studies Alpine Ski Club; Spokane Ski Club; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council; Home Room President U. of W. Reed, Philip C. Central Jr. High, Albany, Ore. Science, Social Studies Home Room Vice-President; Corridor Control; B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council. At Albany: Frosh Basketball W.S.C. Reeves, Delores Amy Roosevelt Social Studies, Music Entre Nous; Ti-Girls; Usherettes; Starlighters, Vice-President; Orchestra, Secretary, Treasurer; Ensemble; A.S.B. Dance Committee; Winter Carnival; Home Room Secretary, Treasurer; 9A Con Reichelt, Sheila Louise Ir ing Mathematics Tri-Sci, Vice-President; Big Sister; Swimming; A.S.B. Council; Winner, U.N. Essay Contest; 3C ' s, Fifth Executive, Secretary, President Reid, Clarence Leo Gonzaga Social Studies U.C.L.A. Rowley, Ronald Phillip Hutton Social Studies Hiflc Club W.S.C. Reilly, Colleen Margaret (Iranil Junction, Colorado Social Studies Girls ' Glef Club; Intermediate Choir K.B.U. Rew, Gail Arlene Jefferson Home Economics, Social Studies F.H.A.; Debate Club, Treasurer, Secretary; Ti-Girls; Big Sister Richardson, Linda Jefferson Social Studies Math Club; Usherettes; Journal Representative; G.F. Council; Orchestra; Band; Ensemble; Home Room President; Big Sister P.L.C. Rupert, Cathryn Reno Franklin Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girls; Flagtwirler; Outdoor Club, Secretary; Entre Nous; Neptune ' s Daughters, Secretary; Horizon, Secretary; A.S.B. Council; G.F. Council; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Mother-Daughter Tea; 9A Con; Elves and the Shoemaker W.S.C. Rush, Carole Ann Roosevelt Jr. H. S., Eugene, Ore. Home Economics Usherettes; Ti-Girls; Horizon; Bowling; Intermediate Choir; G.F. Council; Corridor Control; Winter Cantival; Home Room Offices; Big Sister; Mother-Daughter Tea; Elves and the Shoemaker Dental Technician School, San Francisco Russell, Darrell Kent Grant Social Studies Forum Club, President; Frosh Football Manager; B.F. Council; I.O.O.F. Essav Contest W.S.C. Riegel, Bonnie Lu Wilson Social Studies Winter Carnival; Papyrus; Book Club; Golf Team; Tiger Staff; G.F. Council; 9 A Con; Home Room Secretary, Treasurer; Big Sister; Bowling; Journal Representative; Corridor Control; Mother-Daughter Tea Stephens Roberts, Donna Mae Libby Social Studies Big Sister; Bowling K.B.U. Rogers, Charles Boyd Cheney, Wash. Social Studies E.W.C.E. Salisbury, Roger Evans Jefferson Social Studies, Mathematics, Foreign Languages A. S.B. Dance Committee; Journal Representative; Home Room President; Book Club; Entre Nous, Secretary; Corridor Control; Paddle Squad; Ski Club; A.S.B. Council; B. F. Council U.S. Coast Guard Academy Sandall, Jacqueline Joyce Grant Commercial Girls Glee Club K.B.U. Schaffer, Toba Dee Washington Social Studies Papyrus Club; Thespian Club; Swimming; Tennis; Bowling; 9A Con; Girls ' Glee Club; A.S.B. Talent Con U. of W. Schauer, Roaleen Leaner Harrison, Idaho Social Studies At Harrison: Basketball; Baseball; Pep Club Sears, James Dale Washington Industrial Arts Schoenberger, Marvel Jean Libby Commercial Bowling; A.S.B. Council; Band; Big Sister W.S.C. Schreiner, Davonna Ruth Everett High Home Economics Choir; Senior Con; (I.F. Council. At Everett: Choir; Talent Con; Three S ' s; Hi Jinks Schwartz, Larry Jacob Havermale Mathematics, Social Studies Math Club; B.F. Council; Orchestra; Band; Ensemble; Tri-Sci, Historian; Home Room Offices; Science Awards U. of W. Seebeck, Frank Ban- Walla Walla Mathematics Home Room President; Varsity Football; Frosh Track; B.F. Council; Lettermen ' s Club, President, Fifth Executive; A.S.B. Council; Con Control Whitman Selle, Paul Fredrick Garden Springs Social Studies, Mathematics Alpine Ski Club; Cheerleader; Journal Representative: B.F. Council; Intermediate Choir; Boys Glee Club; 9A Con; Projectionist; A.S.B. Council W.S.C. Shaver, Frank Joseph Roosevelt Science, Social Studies Boys ' State; Varsity Tennis; B.F. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Offices U. of W. Schwisig, Sigrid George Washington H. S., San Francisco Social Studies Mother-Daughter Tea. At George Washington: Corridor Control; Basketball Team; Con Control W.S.C. Shaffer, Joan Darlene Irving Social Studies Starlighters; Bowling; Journal Representative; Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer; A.S.B. Council; Ensemble; Choir; Big Sister U.C.L.A. Scofield, Marion Ellis Roosevelt Home Economics Girls Glee Club; Intermediate, Beginning Choir Whitman Shaw, Sally Joanne Wilson Social Studies, Commercial Starlighter, President; All Home Room Offices; Ti-Girls, Sergeant at Arms; Usherettes; Big Sister; A.S.B. Council; G.F. Council, Treasurer; Journal Representative; Student Court Bailiff, Judge W.S.C. Scritchfield, Barbara Jean Franklin Commercial Tri-Sci; Neptune ' s Daughters; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Business Office; Home Room Offices W.S.C. Sheldon, David Lee Grant Social Studies Football; Track; Con Control; Home Room Secretary (twice) W.S.C. Sherfey, Sue Ann Jefferson Social Studies Entre Nous, Historian; Orchestra; 11A Con U. of W. Sly, Fannie Alice Whittier Commercial, Social Studies Health Room Attendant; Bowling; Journal Representative; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister E.W.C.E. Shinkai, William K. Lincoln Art Fine Arts Club; Choir; Boys ' Glee Club; Home Room President, Secretary U. of W. Sills, VVilma Rose lies. ill. i Home Economics At Rosalia: F.H.A., Vice-President; Junior Class Play Kelsey-Baird Silverstein, Patricia Mae Roosevelt Social Studies Golf Team; Bowling; Big Sister; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council U. of W. Smith, Elizabeth Lincoln Commercial, Social Studies F.H.A.; Bowling; Big Sister; Choir; Home Room Treasurer; Service Room Attendant W.S.C. Smith, Gregory Gon .aga Foreign Language Outdoor Club; Entre Nous; Alpine Ski Club; Home Room President W.S.C. Smith, Men-it Arnold Roosevelt Social Studies Journal Representative; Con Control Chairman; Lettermen ' s Club, Sergeant at Arms; Varsity Football; Ski Club W.S.C. Skaer, Michael Paul Franklin Social Studies, Mathematics Track Manager; 2 Year Lettcrman W.S.C. Slaaen, Carol Yvonne Grenora Social Studies Swimming; Bowling. At Grenora: Band; Chorus; Basketball W.S.C. Slemmer, Clyde Lynn Roosevelt Social Studies, Mathematics Tennis, Varsity; 2 Year Lettcrman; B.F. Council; All Home Room Offices Whitworth Smith, Nancy Marie Lincoln High School, Orem, Utah Social Studies, Science At Lincoln: Member of Student Council; Sophomore Class President; Home Room President; G.A.A.; J.O.C.S.; Chorus; Sapere Aude; Debate; Junior Prom Committee Member; Yearbook Copy and Assistant Editor Brigham Young University Smith, Ross Alan Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics Classical Club; Corridor Control; Paddle Squad; B.F. Council; 9A Con; Freshman Basketball; Pep Club; Home Room President, Treasurer U. of W. Smith, Twila Claire Clarkston, Wash. Fine Arts, Home Economics Big Sister; Office Courtesy Girl. At Clarkston: Fine Arts; Junior Prom Poster Committee; Campaign Poster Committee Smith, Vivian Elaine Grant Commercial, Home Economics Social Studies G.F. Council; Big Sister; Winter Carnival; Locker Committee; Corridor Control Smith, Jr., William E. Washington Social Studies Lettermen ' s Club; Frosh Football; B Squad, Varsity Football; Baseball, 3 Years; B.F. Council U. of Texas Soriano, Gloria Jean Washington Social Studies Papyrus, Vice-President, Historian- Reporter; Ti-Girls; Home Room Offices; Big Sister; Freshman Friendliest Girl; 9A Con W.S.C. Soriano, Mary Jane Washington Commercial Papyrus; Ti-Girls; Journal Staff; G.F., A.S.B. Councils; Big Sister; Home Room Sergeant at Arms W.S.C. Sperber, William John Ritzville, Wash. Science Spofford, Gary Dee Wilson Mathematics, Science Football; Baseball; B.F. Council; Home Room Sergeant at Arms W.S.C. m Stallman, LaDonna Mae Franklin Social Studies, Commercial Usherettes; G.F. Council; Home Room Secretary; Bowling K.B.U. Stark, Jessie Marie Adams Commercial, Home Economics Bowling; Home Room Secretary; Mother-Daughter Tea; Winter Carnival Stender, Nancy Flower Wilson Social Studies Cheerleader; G.F. Secretary; Quill and Scroll; Tiger Editor; Journal Advertising Manager; 11B-11A Class Secretary; Book Club, President, Secretary; 9A Con Chairman; Entre Nous, Treasurer; Sock Hop Chairman; Ti-Girls; Corridor Control, Chairman; Junior Press Club Stanford Stevens, Paul D. St. Joseph, Yakima Mathematics Stewart, Lee Edward Grant Social Studies W.S.C. Stobie, Robin Nicol Grant Mathematics, Social Studies B.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Orchestra; Home Room President; Friendliest Freshman, Junior Boy W.S.C. Staley, Coni Mary Washington Commercial A.S.B. Council; Home Room Offices; Winter Carnival U. of W. Strand, Patricia Ann Grant Commercial, Social Studies Tennis Team; Bowling; G.F. Council; Corridor Control Captain; Journal Representative; Ti-Girls, Flag Twirler; Home Room Offices W.S.C. Strawick, Peter Michael Roosevelt Social Studies Football; Track; Baseball; Choir, Two Years; Home Room President Michigan State Sture, Eva Dorothy Sutter Jr. High, Sacramento, Cal. Social Studies Book Club; D.U.K. Swan, Lois Marie Whfttier Commercial Bowling; Choir; Home Room Offices; Winter Carnival K.B.U. Tarkington, Joanna Mary Franklin Social Studies Quill and Scroll; Entre Nous, President; Usherettes; Starlighters; Ti-Girls; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; Ensemble; Home Room President; 9A Con; Red Cross Representative U. of I. Thompson, Carole Ann Jefferson Social Studies, Home Economies Usherettes; Home Room Treasurer Montana State University Tibbits, Harwood Jesse Hut ton Social Studies, Mathematics Tri-Sci; Junior Press Club, President; Freshman, B Squad Football; Track; Journal Editor; Boys State; Quill and Scroll; Third Prize Chemistry, Science Fair; Tiger Staff U. of W. Tipton, Alvonzo Graham Grant Mathematics Archery Club; Astronomy Club; Rifle Club W.S.C. Top, Gertrude Alice Mutton Social Studies Band; Ensemble; Orchestra; Home Room Treasurer U. of W. Taylor, Rozzella Jane Battleground High School, Battleground, Wash. Commercial At Battleground: Pep Club; F.H.A.; Basketball; Badminton; Tennis; Softball; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Secretary Thayer, Donald A. Lincoln Social Studies A.S.B. Council Thomas, Marjorie Mae Whittier Social Studies Choir; Ensemble; Bowling; Home Room Offices; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister; 9A Con; Winter Carnival K.B.U. Tower, Harvey Lee Adams Industrial Arts W.S.C. True, Sallyanne St. Pauls, Walla Walla Social Studies Archery Club, Secretary; Ti-Girls, President, Head Drill Master; Outdoor Club; Neptune ' s Daughters; Alpine Ski Club; Tennis; Badminton, Four Year Letterman; G.F. Council; Intramurals; Home Room Secretary W.S.C. Tucker, Judith Mav Wilson Commercial Ti-Girls; Usherettes, Vice-President; Home Room Offices; G.F. Council; Big Sister; Journal Representative; Bowling; Golf W.S.C. Turner, Yvonne Marie St. Aloysius Social Studies, Commercial G.F. Council; Choir; Home Room Secretary; 11B Dinner Committee; Tennis; Bowline W.S.C. Turnquist, Ingve Libby Social Studies A.S.B. Council; Home Room President Upton, Henry Yeomans Hutton Science, Mathematics Senate Club, President, Sergeant at Arms; Lettermen ' s Club, Secretary; Varsity Track; Freshman 1 tball. Basketball; Paddle Squad; B.F. Council; 12B Vice-President; Student Court Judge; Home Room President VandeVanter, Vernon H. Libby Industrial Arts B.F. Council; Home Room President, Vice-President W.S.C. Vorlicky, Virginia Anne Irving Social Studies, Music Starlighters; Adelante; Usherettes; Tennis; HA Con; Home Room Offices; Big Sister; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative U. of Oregon Wallmark, Carol Jean Wilson Social Studies, Home Economics Entre Nous; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Tennis; Bowling; Big Sister; Mother-Daughter Tea W.S.C. Wanlcss, Richard William Wilson Mathematics, Social Studies Tiger Staff; Journal Staff; Senior Con Rochester Institute of Technology Warren, Carol Louise Roosevelt Fine Arts, Foreign Languages Classical Club, Historian; Fine Arts Club; Usherettes; Ti-Girls; Archery Club; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Orchestra, Vice-President; Home Room President, Secretary W.S.C. Van Celder, William George Roosevelt Science, Mathematics Adelante; Chess Club W.S.C. Weldin, John Raymond Rosalia High School Mathematics B.F. Council; Corridor Control W.S.C. Vervair, Darlene Jean Adams Social Studies, Commercial Usherettes; F.H.A.; G.F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative; Big Sister; Home Room Offices; Library Representative; G.F. Style Show W.S.C. Welker, David Bruce Roosevelt Social Studies Junior Band; Corridor Control; Freshman, Varsity Baseball Manager; Lettermen ' s Club Vogel, Frederick Everett Libby Social Studies Home Room President; Con Control; B Squad, Varsity Football W.S.C. Wesland, Claudia Mae Libby Social Studies, Commercial Usherettes; Ti-Girls; Volleyball Intramurals; G.F. Council; Corridor Control; Journal Representative; 11B Friendliest Girl; Winter Carnival; 1953 Football Co-Queen; 11B Treasurer; 12B Secretary; Home Room Offices; Big Sister; Head Majorette; Senior Con; G.F., A.S.B. Council W.S.C. Wham, Leslie Glenrose Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Tri-Sci; Freshman Football; Chess Club; Astronomy Club w.s.c. Whedon, Elizabeth Ann Fargo Senior High, Fargo, N. D. Commercial, Social Studies, Fine Arts G.F. Council; Fine Arts Club. At Fargo: Art Club; Home Economics Club Wheeler, Leila Elaine Grant Social Studies, Foreign Languages Quill and Scroll; Adelante, Secretary; Y-Teens; Big Sister; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; Winter Carnival, Dance Committee W.S.C. White, Jon Dorian Libby Social Studies, Music Choir; Ensemble; Home Room Vice-President W.S.C. Whitver, Joe Lewis Moran Prairie Social Studies Freshman Football Whitworth Willman, Warren Robert Jefferson Mathematics, Music, Social Studies Freshman Track Team; Orchestra; Band; Ensemble W.S.C. Wilso n, Adrian A. Ogden High School Science, Mathematics U. of Montana 7 Wiseman, Marilyn Christine Wilson Social Studies, Foreign Languages journal Staff; Tiger Staff; Quill and Scroll; Entre Nous; Debate Club; Corridor Control Gonzaga Wisman, Patricia Dawn Grant Commercial Ti-Girls; Tennis Team; Bowling; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister; Horizon Club W.S.C. Wixson, Joanne Gale Jefferson Foreign Languages, Social Studies. Music Advanced Choir; Girls ' Glee Club; Starlighters U.S.C. Wood, Gary Richard Franklin Social Studies, Music Fine Arts Club; Orchestra; Band; Ensemble; Red Cross Representative; Dance Band; Dance Committee W.S.C. Wood, Jerold Eugene Hutton Social Studies, Mathematics, Industrial Arts Math Club; Entre Nous; Outdoor Club; A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council; Band; Paddle Squad; Home Room Sergeant at Anns California Tech. Wright, Janet Virginia Lincoln Social Studies, Commercial Ti-Girls; Usherettes; Cheerleader; Rook Club; Choir; Journal Representative; 9B Council; Big Sister; Bowling; 1951 Lilac Lark Queen; Home Room Offices W.S.C. Yake, Judith Jane Franklin Social Studies Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; Advanced Choir W.S.C. Zahniser, Frank Robinson Wilson Mathematics. Science, Social Studies 2nd Place, Junior-Senior Math Contest; Lettermen ' s Club; Freshman, B Squad Football; Track; Senior Con; Corridor Control Captain; Jr. Toastmasters; Cross Country; A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council; All Home Boom Offices W.S.C. Zehn, Kenneth Richard Libby Social Studies W.S.C. Zehring, Marilyn LaGrande High School, LaGrande, Oregon Commercial At LaGrande: Pep Club; Spanish Club; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Golf; lunior Class Plav Whirworth The class of 1954 has had a full and profitable life. Beginning in 1950, the bewildered freshman organized a get acquainted party, proving most successful. Later on in the semes- ter, the group combined their efforts into a con, The Play ' s the Thing. With a bit more experience, the students, now promoted to worthy sophomores, had a potluck supper thoroughly enjoyed by all. The Sock Hop, a date dance was sponsored in the junior year. Because the sopho- more potluck was such a success, the juniors held another similar activity. As with most classes, the senior year proved to be the most active of the high school career. With gaiety and zest, the seniors ate their third potluck dinner. Busy seniors were soon to be preparing for A Day in Television. This con not only brought entertainment to the entire student body but brought the class closer together. Befrains of Irish tunes were heard from the St. Patrick ' s Day Sing. The next big event to take place was the forever-talked-about Senior Prom, held at the Spokane Hotel on May 29. After this beauti- ful memory came Baccalaureate ceremonies and a gala class picnic. Concluding these fine four years, the ceremony of graduation took place on the 31st of May. Many members of the class arc serious about a class reunion to be held in 1959. Page forty -eight These junior home room presidents represent the spirit of the classes. Wj V - he school year of ' 53 to ' 54 saw a bigger enrollment J. for LC than the old school had known for many years. Over 2000 students registered for a high school education. This throng was organized by Veep Taylor into sixty-one home rooms. There were sixteen for the greenest of the lot— the freshmen. Eighteen were needed for that flip crowd otherwise known as sophomores. Fif- teen housed the earnest and serious juniors, and twelve were needed to accommodate the high and mighty seniors. From the home rooms the crowd went forth daily to LC ' s sixty-five classrooms and, for the most part, got hold of the larnin that we call in fancy language a secondary school education. 123-Mrt. Lillian Charbonneau First Kow: Carolyn Faire, Madelyn Peters, Arlcne Cartzdafncr, Lenore Foulks, Pat Eagle, Barbara Finegold, Jeannette Farley. Second Row: Gail Peterson, Carol Eddy, Sonja Fair, Su .anne Ernst, Art Flagan. Deanne McAlpine, Lucy Englund. Third Kow: Mary Ellen Edwards, Phyllis Flory, Alice Farrell, Don Fickett, Ed Ewell, Mari- anne Etter, Don Ealy, Marilyn Maund. Fourth How: Kay Elliott, Barbara Everest, Edward Fletcher, Alexis Fafenrodt, Bill English, Bob Feyerabend, Todd McAllister. Absent: Jay Fowler. 4— Fred Kramlich First Row: Patsy Welzsten, Sylvia Stenger. Wanda Maggard, Lovetta Marshall, Sandra Martin, Pauline Long, Arthur Losee, Phyliss Losee. Second How: Mary Lindsay, Bill Marks, Anne MacCilHvray, Alfred Langan, Margaret Laehn, Fred Laehn, Betty Jo Lartz, Carol Little. Third Row: Don Mc- intyre, Charles MacKey, John Leinen, Harry Malcolm, JoAnn Landrum, Adele Louthan, Dorothy LaHue, Richard Long. Fourth Row: Edwin Lewis, Pete Larkin, Dennis Mahoney, Oilman Martin, LeRoy Leuesque, Tom Marshall. Jim MacLean, Dean LeMaster. Absent: Howard Lulling, Paul Lauritzen. 216— Mrs. Charlotte Jones First Row: Betty May Keating, Louis Kemp, Gloria Walter, Gerald Johnson, Mar- garet Johnson, Johnny Kirihara, Beverly Jen- nings, Joan Kalin. Second Row: Jack Kjeld- gaard, Harry Jacobsen, Kathryn Koppe, Elaine Jacohson, Rosalie Komp, Marilu Kirklin, Brigitte Kirstein. Third Row: John Kendall, Lynn Krause, Claudtne Johnson, Clark Wiseman, Joanne Wallmark, Beverly Winn, Delpha Stevens. Fourth How: James Johnson, Albert Kilburg, Bill K nut sen, Judy Jones, John Schwenger, Morris Johnson, Donna Kruger, Gordon Kauffman, Ronald Jacoy. 302— Lydia Goos First Row: Boh Grandinetti, Nancy Gil- more, Karen Gilbertson, Jerry Hahn, Nancy Gates, Jenny Hanchey, Jim Grcndahl. Second Row: Carole Haney, Nora Gilkey, Judy Halladay, Patsy Gynn, Vera Scalph, Donna Hall, Jim Fray. Third Row: Lex Gamble, Don Dressel, Jean Fulton, Larry Frazier, Anita Scheel, Darlcne Erickson, Dick Gert- son. Fourth Row: Richard Harding, Dick Greene, Larry Gustafson, Vic Hagen, Bill Geist, Clvde Halstead, Don Grubb, Bill Hackett, Joe Gilbert. 211— John Wuhrman First Row: Betty McDowell, Frances Hrdina, Marjorie McKinstry, June Mihara. Donna McCreight, Shelby Stone. Second How: Leonard McCallister, Phyllis Mclior, Maxine Mclnnis, Marshall Mclnnis, Ann VIcMath, Darlene McKinney, Mercides Hu- sen, Myrna Melvin. Third Row: Bnice Mc- Grew, Cheryl McKee, Jackie McKee, Bruce McLain, Jim McKee, Kathryn Stout, Jo Ann McGuire, Virginia Mi e. Fourth Kow: Larry Sebastian, Neil Miller, Bill McNutt, Jack McElroy, Wayne MeMahon, Bill Gilchrist, Terry McMucken, John McGwire. Absent; Dick Dunning, Wesley James, Ted McFad- den. 320— Mrs. Martha Graham First Kow: Etta Mink, Darlene Dorrley, Jon Harris, Barbara Moon, Carolyn Morrison, Donna Montgomery, Penny Myers. Second Kow: Norman Montgomery, Janet Caudill, Chad Mitchell, Robert Dycus, Floyd Morris, Sally Beil, Kathy Mott, Delbert Miller. Third Row: Jean Dumas,, Mariedyth Emerson, Barbara Montanye, Clara Duren, Gordon Hargraves, Phil Weigler, Pat Haskins, My- rene Moss. Fourth Row: Steve Dresner, Herbert Becker, John Mjoen, Shirley Dub- ber, Harry Benningoon, Frank Morral, Jim Casey. Absent: David Vent, Bobby Morris. 212-Mrs. Rachel Renn First Row: Melvin Weiner, Aubrey Wil- bur, Fayc Weigle, Bob Wilson, Jo Ann Warner, Norma Williams, June Wheeldon, Glee Perkins. Second Row: Stephan Weis- gerber, Marilyn Westerkamp, Carolyn Wil- cox, Joan Warner, Laureen Webster, Annette Weissenbom, Cathy Jarroll, Neva Williams, Patricia Wanecek. Third Row: Llewellyn Wolff, Dennis Wardrop, Jerry White, Lester Wigen, Heleene Winkler, Gail Wilsox, Donna Waters, Diane Wegner, Sandra Wolfe. Fourth Row: Dick Witter, Rod Wetmore, Dick Webb, Gary Whittle, Tom Wynia, Jack Watkins, Jim Wheeler, Steve Wilson. 330— Clarence Miller First Row: Abbie Brady, Lelia Plantz, Liz Reinoehl, Claudia Riddel, Glenda Rudebavgh, Elizabeth Reeser, Joyce Potter, Sally Russell, Betty Prestwich. Second Row: Ruth Panten, Arlene Rumberg, Harleen Richardson, Thom- as Hoover, Allis Riblett, Gordon Pogue, Al Pratt, Don Redmen. Third Row: Florence Rehorn, Roberta Schoenberg, Caryl Smith, Kay Salter, Galen Rowe, Ronald King, Don- ald Sandmire, David Raymond. Fourth Row: Pete Riley, David Pcx|iie, Jim Rosenfield, Wes Pilunt, Dave Sandborn, John Powers, Earl Preston. Gary Roberts, John Riedlingei. k r 2— Arthur Walther First Row: Bob Uyehara, Sonia Vargo, Sue Thomas, Sandra Sutton, Sharon Vogel, Gloria Tarter, Patsy Taylor, Ray Thayer. Second Row: Ron Thomas, Dick Tefft, Mar- tha Summerson, Virginia Swartz, Boh Stur- devant, Ron Vivit, Kenji Teroo. Third Row: Orville Trapp, Boh Stunner, Sally Tyler, Arlene Thompson, Nora Tyler, Barbara Walker, Bud Caryl, Bob Urban. Fourth Row: Jim Zeorlin, Bob Ualiant, Mike Volk, Doris Thunbcrg, Gordon Bawden, Jon Toolson, Bob Thomas. 218— Max Schoening First Row: Nancy Smith, Jon Sonney, Rosalyn Solomon, Eunice Smith, Margaret Benjamin, Arlene Wyene, Gail Woodward. Second Row: Ed Southwell, LeRoy Stanton, Loren Seay, Jim Smith, Donna Stall, Lor- raine Wity, Ginger Shelton, Delores Spuler. Third Row: Jim Scharbach, Ted Shoemaker, Gary Wright, Anita Shadduck, Patrick Smith, Jana Selves, Patricia Smith. Fourth Row: Dave Simmons, Gary Stein, Gary Steiner, Loree Sigg, Gordon Skillingstad, Joy Snider, Dick Sorenson, Patsy Sterling. 317— Gerald Meckelson First Row: Topper Nielson, Sarah Otness, Darlene Peterson, Larr Peachey, Loraine Pye, King Novell, Jane Pennain, Inez Owen. Second Row: Paul Njaa, Bob Nelson, Glenna Rae Pease, Jack Orr, Terry Parkey, Judy Nelson, Bill Stewart, Betty Peters, Sally Palmer. Third Row: Mike Paping, Gary Pence, JoAnne Newcomh, Karl Nehammer, Doll Penman, Pat Paul, Millie Page. Fourth Row: Ted Payment, Carl Stolz, John Olson, Stephanie Stockton, Jack Pearce, Ron Nel- son, Sue Nelson, Asta Nygaard. 319— Charles Canup First Row: MaryAnn Clausen, Bette Davis, Marlene Curtis, Linda Clark, Ricardo De- LaFuente, Neysa Donato, Patty Chisholm. Carolvn Coffman. Second Row: Bill Doric, Pat Cherry, Brick Cross, Larry Coy, June Drazen, Janet Chisholm, Carol Mason, Clara Culbertson. Third Row: Gordon Carroll. Jerry Carver, Ervin Donnan, Gary Chappell, Ellen Masters, Barbara Coman, Sandra Cook, Irene Crockett. Fourth Row: Jim Coffin, Merle Davis, Bill Colwell, Floyd Damon, Roger Downay, Frank DeMonnin, Hiram Clark. Conrad Tay. 222— Mrs. Hazel Campbell First Row: Prudy Bahme, Mavis Baldwin, Charmiiiiu Bauer, Karen Alhriktson, Anne Allen, Marilyn Acheson, Pegp Asher. Sec- ond How: Nancy Baatz, Elnita Avery, Al Anders, Janice Adams, Phyllis Austen, Janice Barton . Third Row : Bob Bankard, M icheal Anderson, Dick Allen, Jim Baker, Leonard Aspenwall, Pete Barstad. Fourth Row: Boh Acarregui, Larry Corbin, Shirley Adams, John Bacon, Karen Bartlett, Jim Adams, Oscar Johnson, El wood Ackaret. Absent: Barbara Banstert, Evan Chaney. 314— Gerald Meckelson First Row: Patricia Ingram, Joanne Henry, Nancy Hieronymus, Barbee Scheibner, Lore- tha Howard, Jackie Heineking, Abby Ing- ebrctson, Susan Hubbard, Bonnie Hilgers. Second Row: Leroy Hisayasu, Richard Heck- roth, Frank Schmidt, Carol Hillier, Ells- worth Holm, Roger Hahn, Robert Howe, Cliff Howard. Third Row: Bill Helliwell. Bob Hoagland, Ray Schmidt, Diana Hick- man, Tom Hoon, Elaine Boyer, Jo anne Hendricks, Kenneth Johnson, Jorgen Schleer. Fourth Row: Paul Hull, Overton Burrows, Jack Horvath, Dave Hirte, Daniel Howell, Richard Hughes, Allen Hoogson, Donald Heckathorn, Paul Hunt. 110— Mr . Grace Bartlett First Row: Bill Bunch, Merlyn Calvert, Joan Bodey, Don Bodey, Nan Byfield, Dick Cameron, Jane Austin, Patsy Bergquist. Sec- ond Row: Roger Carlyle, Doug Bradburn, Shirley Burns, Jerry Camp, Bobbie Brissen- den, Buddy Brannon, Roger Bergin, Judith Binns. Third Row: Jean Bergersen, John Brugger, Dave Bos well, Mike Blair, Janice Campion, John Brunzell, Gail Bronson, Marion Cargill. Fourth Row: Marie Bila- deau, Dick Brouillet, Duane Davis, Ann Blake, Dick Boyd, Ann Butler. Bob Bowers, Jim Boyd. Page fifty-three Events of the junior class were out- standing during the year. The convo- cation was their highlight, which typi- fied a French night club and its floor shows. Officers for the year were Galen Rowe, vice-president; June Mi- hara, secretary; Pete Riley, president; Judy Nelson, treasurer; Floyd Damon, tifih executive. ejCeaderS n hi or an om ore a Young but determined N ' ealan Prater and his offi- cers led their class in a successful semester, with a potluck dinner the big event of their term. Some of these active underclassmen will probably be future leaders in the A.S.B. The officers for the first semester were: Corrine Lyle, secretary; Sheridan Thiringer, vice- president; Nealan Prater, president; Florence Aspray, treasurer; Judy Nolan, fifth executive. Page fifty-four 325— -Mrs. Ann Cunningham First How: Darlenc Downing, Jeaniey Emolo, Betty Farbcr, Mnrilyn Witter. Gretchen Fouche, Charlotte Fray, Jean Dur- ham, Denise Drangas. Second How: Beverly Fairish, Shirley Fleck, Evelyn Finley, Ford Duntan, Jack Farmer. Mimi Friend, Calvin Edwards, Gretchen Fry. Third Row: Janet Fox ton, Barbara Wolfe, Marlys Foss, Peggy Everest, Tom Dunton, Don Freed, Shirley Fra ier, Nolan Foss. Fourth Row: Don Dun- can, Fred Elian, Paul Dorpat, George El- liott, Randy Fosseen, Leslie Francis, Jim Donery, Sally Forsyth. •328— Kathleen Hammond First Row: Ann Chesnut, Carol Crisman, Phyllis Clark, Rochelle Curtis, Myrtle Cock- rell, Corinne Collins, Corinne DeChenne. Second Row: Sharon Cochran, Bunny Cun- ningham, Mike Cherry, Gail Cromwell, Jim DeVane, Ivan Connor, Sharin Davidson. Third Row: David Dirstine, Juanita Clark, Gayle DeChenne, Marcia Davis, Beryl Coe, Janice Dawson, Bill Crane. Fourth Row: Mary Chelde, Ruth Anne Cydrus, Ann Cor- liss, Dick Clark, Joyce Cooper, Jan Cheadle. 316— Averil Fonts First Row: Robert Hundhausen, Grace Hirata, Marilyn Heath, Jerry Hecker, Louise Hoyt, Jackie Jewett, Ronnie Jewell. Second Row: Ronald Hendrickson, Judith Hynes, Donna Hulstrom, Richard Hobert, Barbara Hauskcn, Ernestine Hendley, Glen Hooper. Third Row: Penny Hoag, Allen Immel, Nancy Heineking, Verlie Holden, Barbara Hood, Don Hood, Maralyn Hughes. Fourth Row: Larry Hogan, Raymond Hill, Dennie Howard, Robert Hedlund, Frank Jennings, Joel Jackson, Lome Worthington. 108— Mrs. Cynthia Plowman First Row: Janet Jones, Elizabeth Ann Jones, Jimmy Kirihara, Sharon LaLiberte, Lucille Kono. Mike Killicn, Phyllis Kimura, Nancy Johnson. Second Row: Jerry Komp, Milton Komeski, Deanna Lawson, Robert Kollmann, Laureen Johnson, Harold Kawa- guchi, Sandra Johnson, Joe Gonclaves. Third How: Chisato Kawabori, Karen John- son, Allan Johnson, Barbara Ksirker, Edith Kulp, Gerald Johnson, Richard Kirihara. Fourth How: Don Kirkeby, Jean Kirkland, Dan Kirkpatrick, Frances Judy, Willy Jones, Lillian Krieg, Pete Joss. 209— Daniel Whitman First Row: Bob Gaw, Nancy Hirkman, Robert Meagher, Joe Gerl, Virginia McKin- ney, Barbara Mazulo. Second Row: Larry Krause, Darlene Harris, Bonnie Hopkins, Sylvia Lake, Leona Crasser, Danielle Kelly, Rosemary Myers. Third Row: Claudia Jack- son, Beverly Moss, Helen Lamb, Nancy- Moore, Dick Koppe, Donna Green, Coriene Kamberg. Fourth Row: Lewis Hunter, Perry Morton, Donna MacHill, Ronald Mason, Gary Masingale, Paul Leitch, Charles Horna- day. 118-C. Oliver Fuller First Row: Delores Matlock, Frederika Maclntyre, Linda Manlowe, Judy Lindsay, Bill Lee, Ward Livingston. Second Row: Joy Martin. Jane Louderback, Carol Lind- man, Delores Ludington, Vema Martinez, Corinne Lyle. Third Row: Joyce Lund, Pat Lust, Jeanne MacMartin, Jean Martin, Jack Magnuson, Mike Mann. Fourth Row: Curt Legget, Doug Madsen, John Leek, Don Man- ning, Dave Luleich, Chuck Martin, Glen Masters. 22— Blanche Smith First Row: Deanna Taylor, Rudolfo Sori- ano, Vicki Smith, Diane Zack, Linda Ster- ritt, Janet Stewart, Sarah Simpson. Second Row: Carol Sly, Barbara Barker, Joan Smith, Hilton Zepp, Gayle Simanton, Mary Parr, Karen Skinner, Elois Kae Smith. Third Row: Gary Simpson, Tony Shivers, Sally Stewart, Allen Shaw, Wayne Smith, Shirley Stal, Robert Shaffer, Linda Smith, Beverly Smith. Fourth Row: Jeanne Smith, Meredith Skaor, Larry Stewart, Stephen Stephens, Henry Snider, Jackie Smith, Konald Sle .ak. 221— Marian Pettis First Row: Sharon Lee Wyene, Dottie Ann Pieren, Susan Peck, Judie Olmstead, Char- lene Peachey, Dolores Peck, Gary Peterson, Gary Piatt, Terry Payment. Second Row : Sally Pence, Mari-jean Purcell, Maxine Reilly, Carolyn Quaife, Diana Pierson, Jayne Peters, Margaret Quaife, Sam Parks, Roy Olson. Third Row: Marilyn Osmond, Karen Over- hauser, Kathy Phillips, Joel Peterson, Georgia Pierce, Gwendolyn O ' Neil, Eddie Pool, Nealan Prater, Bob Paping. Fourth Row: Dennis Pickell, John Peacock, Bart Paff, Ed Olson, Art Pohl, Eddie Page, Jerry Peterson, Frank Oki, Andy Yamagiwa. 21-H. P. Aldrich First Row: Paul Wham, Alice Besas, Kathy Biehn, Don Black, Barbara Benjamin, Lois Bolera.sk i. Second Row: Eleanor Bowles, Catherine Wendle, Richard Werner, Gene Boykin, Frieda Bell, Charlotte Whedon, Curtis Minor. Third Row: Leona Berger, Lance Beecher, Sharon Bardsley, Sharon White, Jim Blomsness, Mary Wheeler, La- mont Benson, Marlene Bird. Fourth Row: Robert Blackwell, Alwyn Bodey, Howard Becker, Bud Bowman, Jack Bates, Albert Birdsell, Janice Boyer, Carol Berreman, Nancy White. Absent: Duane Blevens. 310-H. M. Louderback First Row: Jacqueline McQuown, Lela McRae, Jerlie McNall, Joann McGillivary, Charee McAllister, Joan Mihara. Second Row: Bert McAtee, Mark Merritt, Betty McLean, Judy Bawden, Betty Messer, Dennis McEachron. Third Row: David Mielke, Scott McKinstry, Pete Melrose, Jack Miller, Robert Mc Donald, Oliver Mills. Fourth Row: Bill Merrill, Jim McArdle. Dale Mehaffey, Tom McMillen, Hale McPhee, Rodney Doan. 208— Katherine Hunt hirst Row: Beth Bankard, Barbara Baker, Peggy Bankand, Sally Wells, Vergie Barcus, Connie Baustert, Missy Ashlock, Sue Bartle- son, Elsie Anderson. Second Row: Mary Anderson, Claudia Atlas, Karen Anderson, Betsy Apple. Jack Anderson, Dorothy An- drews, Barbara Atlkins, Saundra Bard, Flo- io Aspray. Third Row: Dennis Ashlock, Sue Arleth, Connie Baker, Kay Akerly, Lee Barden, Nancy Bauer, Ann Ban-ett, Sarah Ballenger, Ronald Anderson. Fourth Row: Paul Aust, Frank Barnes, Larry Ayer, Doug Webb, Laural Anderson, Bob Albrecht, Clark Arrasmith, Warren Baniett, Jack Arkills. 105— Eugene G. Sivertson First Row: Sharon Reichelt, Loretta Roth. Virginia Schwoob, Larry Raphael, Richard Sandall, Frank Ross, Tom Read. Second Row: Tom Ruh, Karen Sather, Dean Sears, Robert Root, Gary Hothgeb, Marguerite Rus- sell, Richard Sawdy. Third Row: Virginia Rich, Tom Russell, Shirley Reiser, Marvin Ross, Art Rosenau, Susan Rindal, Marilyn Sandstrom, Rod Richardson. Fourth Row: Steve Rouse, Harm Schlomer, James Sand- berg, Ron Sefton, Ron Seek, Bruce Ross, James Reser, Gary Rogers. 202— Mrs. Frances Vecchio First Row: Don Starhuck, Loretta Thig- pen, Gerry Warren, Barbara Witten, Mae Urban, Pat Truehlood, Kenneth Zimmerman, Betty Walker. Second Row: Steve Swift, Sherry Thiringer, Carolyn Strawick, Carol Worth, Rosie Jean Wilson, Jackie Watson, Connie Weiber, Rosalie Fate. Third Row: Harland Swenson, George Vitolins, Ronald Tweedy, Gary Tarter, Donald Taylor, Lynn Tower, Douglas Taylor. Fourth Row: Ned Van Dorn, Janyce Treadwell, Neil Todd, Joe Sykes, Darlene Voss, Don Walther, Tom True, Frank Wales. 201— William Dunlop First Row: Judy Goodhue, Bill Hayes, Donna Hainline, Sara Ann Hay, Margaret Garvin, Ann Hamilton, Donna Hale. Second Row: Bob Gifford, Marjorie Grant, Toni Hawley, Judy Gillis, Deanne Ham, Ed Gates, John Gray. Third Row: Jim Gurney, Stephanie Hawley, Bonnie Ross, Bob Goettel, Vic Harte. Larry Geraghty, Gayla Goodrich, Ramon Green. Fourth Row: Jim Gregerson, Bill Gillis, Dan Gerpheide, Allan Grant, Carl Gardner, Wayne Hardy, Larry Ham- blen, Ed Groves, Larry Gillingham. 204— George Palmer First Row: Eltda Caves, Janet Carlson, David Broom, David Bradchaw, Pat Brophy, Mahan Brischly, Marcia Caine, Annette Rykus. Second Row: Sharon Butts, Bob Byers, Don Campbell, Paul Bunnell, Phyllis Carlock, Bunny Brissenden, Shirley Carlson, Anita Williamson. Third Row: Beverly Cashatt, Shirley Butts, Wayne Crocket, David Nemitz, Juanita Bradford, Sharon Wigby, Darlene Wilson, Jody Whitfield. Fourth Row: Allan Wilson, Clifford Buchan- an, Donald Carlson, Shirley Hattell, Dennis Williams, Bill Brubaker, Gary Bumgarner, Marjorie Winkler. 333— Nancy Martin First Row: Susan Moulton, Nancy Nakai, Karen Oberg, Peggy Muir, Joan Morgan, Marie Xakagawa, Pat Nehrhood, Sally Moss. Second Row: Jason Njaa, Carol Midler, Patsy Moreland, Colleen Moger, Laurie Moller, Jeannine Morlan, Phyllis Nelson, Dell Mon- taya, Mutsuo Nakanishi. Third Row: Terry Moore, Ed Murphy, Judy Nolan, Sharyn Morris, Katherine Murray, Sharon Mossuto, Dan Nordmark, Larry Muench. Fourth Row: Dick Morig, Ed Nelson, Keith Nance, Larry Nelson, Fred Moss, Nancy Nedwed, Pnie Morach, Paul Nickerson, Dennis Morissey, Leland Northey. 205-Philip M. Baird First Row: Rodney Baker, Dolores Beam- is, Sally Burke, Gail Devine, Beverly Benton, Donna Burse, Carol Conner. Second Row: Carol Bakken, Richard Curtis, Virginia Dun- can, Lynne Doty, Miriam Fletcher, Gary Borage. Third Row: Marvin Buchanan, Spike Aster, Don Barton, Wayne Bass, Janet Franklin, Carol Elmquist. Fourth Row: Jim Faulkes, Kenneth Caudill, Wyman Esse, Bill Collins, David Decker, Gail Cog- dill, Gary Davis. 115— Monzo O. Woolard First Row: Larry Shopbell, Jack Sheldon, Ray Sly, Rex Ricky, Ruth Smith, Florence Richardson. Second Row: Jerry Riesdorph, Irene Stancznk, Gary Sweet, Mary Summer- son, Ciero Wolfe, Bill Rich. Third Row: Mike Peterson, Jean Stratton, Douglas Pea- cock, Ernie Raekley, Barbara Smith, Noel Thompson, Marcella Procter. Fourth Row: Elmer Swanson, Gene Stone, Eugene Sheaf- fer. Bill Paterson, Larry Sampson. Pa ge fifty nine 220A— Af rs. Alda Howard First Row: Lonnie Herington, Ciri Han- sen, Bill Campbell, Meg Helphrey, Barbara Hall. Second Row: David Harrington, Sharon Hamnn, Gail Hempstead, Freida Haskins, Barbara Henr '  Else Hanson, Gary Harris. Third Row: Louise Hawkins, Trudy Hertel, DeDe Hamlin, Judy Hanley, Neil Hertel, Glen Hagen. Fourth Row: Edward Hales, Peder Heineman, Barbara Hansen, Martin Haines, Stan Heimbigner, Anne Hen- derson, Jim Heath, Stanley Hatch. 307 —Raymond Anderson First Row: William Bodey, John Bittrick, Scott Bi vens, Darlene Bjordahl, Ina Black, Martha Boberg. Second Row: Gary Ben- jamin, Dolores Bettys, Janet Beckham, Celia Thamm, Ann Morrison, Michael Beancage, Charles King. Third Row: Robert Bowman, Wally Bell, Frank Benham, David Biggs, George Bowles, John Blair, Patrick O ' Brien. Fourth Row: Terry Beck, Stuart Boyd, Ar- lene Belnap, Archie Black, Lois Behrman, Don Bctts, Linda Bell. 205A— Mrs. Mary Watrous First Row: Miction Stuard, Bob Warner, Deane VanDrom, Ruth Strawick, Fay Stolz, Lucinda VanHoff, Don Takashita. Second Row: Brenda Tousey, Pamela Wallace, Bob Tweedy, Dick Vervair, Mary Wanless, Dar- lene Stockton, Maxine Thunberg. Third Row: Mary Wanless, Benita Strength, Alice Ward, Linda Wagomer, Joanne Thompson, Reba Troyer, Marilyn Waters. Fourth Row: Greg- ory Storey, Francis Wallace, Jim Tannehill, Charles Tyler, Douglas Strand, Bill Vander Wal, Hugh Tinling, Don Wall. 125— Mrs. Lois Knox First Row: Donna Hoagland, Margene Hirschkorn, Louise Honda, Eldon Jennings, Sharon Holt, Linda Hughbanks, Susan Hum- phreys. Second Row: Robert Holmes, Donna Higgins, Gary Hughes, Betty Jean Haeger, Dennis Hubbard, Ramona Hill, Lawrence Hood. Third Row: Sharon James, Sue Hockaday, Ed Holmes, Dixie Inners, Marion Jensen, Clinton Hurd, Donna Holmen, Dick Howard. Fourth Row: Lucille Hottman, David Hill, Ronald Hill, Dennis Hooper, Wayne Hill, David Howe, Sandra Howell. 3— William Donner First Row: Bill Clausen, Darlcne Dierks, Tom Davis, Paul Dahlen, Juanita Conant, Gwcn Cydnis, Alice Coffman. Second Row: Nancy Dawson, Deanna Dillon, David New- ell, David Cluniper, Georgia Coen, Anne Cross, Ina Coldwell, Richard Dawe. Third Row: Linden Connelly, Rose Dennis, Audrey Dickinson, Sharon Coshow, Pat Clark. Janet Coon, Howard Clayman, Karl Cordes. Fourth Row: Sally Coon, Alvis Cromer, Marilyn Daggett, Linda Comin, Dave Cor- rell, Jim Crowley, Bill Couchman. O 0 301— Miriam Morgan First Row: Tony Barnett, Edna Barden, Irene Atkinson, Charles Roth, Aaren A gee, Sally Anderson, David Ashe. Second Row: John C. Anderson, Susan Anderson, Pat Allen, Judy Baldwin, Ruth Auld, Kay Adams. Third Row: Patricia Barthule, Lewis Bauer, Dan Bacon, Marilyn Bassett, Shirley- Allen, Jim Baeder. Fourth Row: Barry Barrett, Dick Bastede, Jim Arleth, Terry Anderson, John F. Anderson, Jim Ande rson, Bruce Allen. 24-Wesley Read First Row: Kay Novell, Jeff Morphy, Joan Mundigel, Ann Neumiller, Bill Morris, Jo- anne Morlan, Conley Nelson, Marilyn O ' Ble- ness. Second Row: Pat Nichols, Sharon Miller, Barry Mozes, Ronald Northey, Jane O ' Connor, Donna Mink, Eddie Michael, Sandra Miller. Third Row: Arlene Mikesell, Jim Nechanicky, June Murphy, Carolyn Mix, John Morral, Mike Nichols. Fourth Row: Dale Mickus, Ricky Mott, Marilyn Miller, Joel Moore, David Morgan, David Offer, Judy Nickerson. Uff-Gtibert Brooks First Row: Doris Ogden, Carolvn Car- stens. Donna Bruguier, Claude Canfield, Don Ostlund, Mike Bray, Nancy Christian, Dave Burger. Second Row: Roy Chapel, Barbara Bushncll, Myrna Brown, Merrillyn Brooks, Ruth Brickel, Mary Bush. Ann Brad- ford, Dick Canfield, Bob Christianson. Third Row: J ' Ana Chew, Florence Brown, Kay Brynaldson, Roger Briscoe, Linda Buchanan, Ron Bridges, James Canton, James Oki. Fourth Row: Gary Garriveau, Barbara Brown, Ann Cassill, Nelson Christensen, Verne Campbell. Ger ry Camp, Lloyd Car- roll, Art Olmsted. 215-Walter E. Toevs First Row: Micky Soss, Pat Speelmon, James Schmidt, Martha Schwooh, Glen Slemmer, Rebecca Schreiner, Jane Smith, Jim Sorenson, Larry Seehorn. Second Row: Dianna Sewell. Judith Scanlan, Carolyn Snider, Barbara Sawtells, Wallace Sharp, Mitzi Saito, Bob Stanton, Roy Sharp. Third Row: Eleanor Slegcrt, Carol Smith, Bob Soudevs, Jim Stewart, Ron Stein, Phyllis Silver, Gary Smith, Joan Siewert, Brenda Sewell. Fourth Row: Jeanette Shadduck, Wenda Silverthorne, Peggy Speclman, Karen Stevens, Jack Salter, Dick Slawson, Marvin Scalph, Stanley Shenefelt, Glen Scritchfield, Michael Smith. S25A—Delbert Marshall First Row: Judy Manor, Malcolmn Mc- Clain, Ted Meyer, Jean Mattson, Mike Mayall, Lynda McFerrin, Paul Martin. Sec- ond Row: Sandra McCreight, John Macdon- ald, Marilyn McAlpine, Molly McKay, Dave Mann, Larry Marks. Third Row: Connie Moore, Geraldine Meyers, Marcia McElvain, Wesley McMillan, ' Pat McCannon. Fourth Row: Wayne Moralis, Margorie McArdle, Tom McLaughlin, David Meredith, Dave Martin, Judy McElvain, Bob Mather. 306— John R. Peterson First How: Larry Jones, Shirley Jones, Argyer Laloudakis, Beverly Karker, Richard Kipper, Pat Lane, Almon Keigley, Carol Johnson. Second Row: Judy Keiher, Eric Johnson, Carol Kilgore, Joyce Kirk, Sharon Lakin, Larry Lajoie, Marilyn Kirsch. Third Row: David Kalin, Carole Johnson, Kenneth Kai, Karen Kindschi, Ron Kofmehl, Myrna Knuth, Rohert Johnson. Fourth Row: Chuck King, Sherman Johnson, John Kine, Wayne Johnson, Richard Knutsen, Cecil Jorgenson, Bill Johnson, Billie Johnson. 322— Mrs. Ruhtj Phillips First Row: Manford Larson, Suzanne Lockwood, Timothy Lynch, Penelope Lewis, Stella Linardos, Victor Lewis. Second Row: Inez Marie LaRue, Thomas Larsen, Diane Loveland, Margaret Livengood, Edward Larsen, June Nunn. Third Row: Sandra Leyda, Maxine May, William Leland, Paul Lewis, Lois LindberK, Kenneth Lundemo. Fourth Row: Donald Krogstad, Patricia L yons, Richard Lyle, Marilyn Larsen, John Lindgren, Yvonne Kay Levesque. 329— Arthur Frey First Row: Clare Dupere, Barbara Faliek, Bob Finch, William Dun lop, Barbara Dur- ham, Peter Fairchild, Dennis Donohow, Sandy Forbes, Don Evans. Second How: Hitchard Ellis, Pat Flicger, Mary Doughty. Fred Emry, Jaynee Farnsworth, Mac Fisch- baik, Diane Drazan, Leroy French, Cath- erine Ford. Third Row: Dave Faulkner, Karen Fremberg, Charles Engler, Joyce Fleckenstein. Glen Fansler, Albert Fields, Valerie Dutton, Lance Erie. Fourth Row: Matthew Ernst, Tom Frisk, Ralph Dixon, Paula Fendler, Bob Faulkner, John Fore- hand, Ronald Edens, Dean Evans. Absent: Max Etter, Tom Doyle. 210— William B. Graham First Row: Gary Germain, Gary Grendle, Robert Gengelbach, Hilda Gohoert, Orlena Gilleland, Glenda George, Sharon Foss, Shirley Gaf field. Sheila Gawne. Second Row: Charles Fry, Robert Griffiths, Dave Gingrich, Dick Gingrich, Ilene Gensel, Nancy Gelb, Richard Gilmore, Johnny Green. Third Row: Juta Grunte, John Gal- ltghen, Carol Gardner. Doug Garske, Roy Gottbcry, Anne Gilman, Gayle Funnel, Jac Good son. Fourth Row: Ronald Gifford, Karl Guenzel, Lyon Gillet, Mike Gorden, Bob Callend, Charles Gregory, Jo Ann Geibel, Marie Gawne. 2103— Vivian P. Zent First Row: Skip Woodward, Laurel Whi- tuer, Tom Williams, Bob Young, Erlene Whitehouse, Jeane Wheeler, Larry Williams, Janet Wynne, Larry Webster. Second Row: Grace Woodfield. Lanny Wynia, Sally Wil- banks, Harry Woodward, Gail Williams, Michi Yamagtwa, Janet Wright, David Wright. Third Row: Tom Wilson, Phyllis Summers, Gene Williams, Joyce Zimbelman, Jon Wulff, Anne Zehring, Dale Williams, Janet Wolter. Fourth Row: Dan Wilson, Bette Willnian, Jim Winkler, Jeanne White- house, John Wilcox, David Brown, Kenlynn Williams, John Werner. 207 -Elmer R. Rich First Row: Lynna Parsons, Sue Perkins, Laura Robbins, Judy Peach, Dianne Parker, Jan Rubens, Ted Pugh. Second Row: Carol Proffet, Archie Pierce, Donna Rhodes, Larry Richardson, Marilyn Boot, Ron Pearce, Penny Parker, Ray Miller. Third Row: Rostine Prince, Xancy Parker, Karen Ruud, Doug Parr, Christine Ritland, Dale Preuninger, Mimi Peck. Beverly Richardson, Bill Pol- lock. Fourth Row: Kenneth Pitner, Shirley Roberts, Pete Rice Jones, Sally Riley, Den- nis Reilly, Pauline Ri el path, Charles Plumb, Betty Reader, Bob Pallott. Absent: Jim Reekie. Top: Fred Kramlich and his students typified all other classrooms during fifth period on December 15. The Bill of Rights, which went into force one hundred and sixty-two years ago. was passed out to all students commemorating this great event. Middle: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. Swanson were kept busy givin-; admission s ' ips to a great number of returning absentees, which were absent after the New Year holidays Bottom: Interested boys went to this meeting after school regarding the opportunities of the armed service. The Army and Navy were represented. Page sixty-four ACTIVITIES X 1 The success of many activities depends on the club presidents. he 1954 Story involved not only what students did J. as individuals, but what they did as groups. As usual, the big organization was the A.S.B. followed by the Boys ' and Girls ' Federations. One third of the stu- dents in school belonged to clubs. They provided a social outlet for the students, some of them holding Christmas parties, and annual picnics in the spring. Beyond this, however, was the educational value of each organization. Having 24 school clubs, students are given an oppor- tunity to join one or more that suit their interests. Page sixty-five em ester The year began for the A.S.B. with the installation of the first semester offieers on Sep- tember 17. One of the first projects was Hello week early in October, and a mixer. In Novem- ber a talent con, Autumn Round-Up, was presented to the student body. Secretary, Janet Chisholm; treasurer, Sally Beil; vice-president, Bob Couchman; president, Dick Bech; and historian, Chad Mitchell. ts Students Here is the A.S.B. council at one of their weekly meetings in room 215. Bob Fosberg. in front of the group, is bringing up an idea for the council ' s approval. With the support of the faculty and students, the A.S.B. was able to sponsor a clean-up program for the school, and to send money to Niko, a 9-year-old war orphan in Greece. E. W. Toevs is the A.S.B. adviser. Page sixty -six On the night of February 6, the second semester A.S.B. officers were honored in style at the first annual Inaugural Ball. The officers led the council in many worthwhile and gala activities. Left to right: Pete Riley, treasurer; Ann Claggett, secretary; Larry English, president; Martha Meinhardt, historian; Dick Anderson, vice-president. jiSB Council One a Wed The A.S.B. council was busy the second semester planning worthy school projects. The possibility of having an honor roll was looked into, and the council also approved a motion to send a boy and a girl to State. A Basketball Bounce mixer was sponsored by the A.S.B., with a que e n Ix-ing chosen by the basketball team. Page sixty-seven E3 Qm ru -41 viSer The Boys ' Federation has a new adviser this year in the person of George Palmer. He replaced Douglas Bahcock. High on the list of B.F. activities was the beard-growing contest, which was received with enthusiasm by the male contestants. The group, in cooperation with G.F., sponsored the Jingle Bell Jump on December 17. A con was held, where those who attended Boys ' State talked to students. . Left to right: John Mjocn, historian; Hiram Clark, vice-president; Carl Miller, president; Bob Dycus, secretary; Jack Cation, treasurer. The main business for the second semester Boys ' Federation was further planning of a Boys ' Pep Club. The federation also sponsored a convocation with a State Patrol officer on the theme, Could This Be You? Another activity annually looked forward to by students was the Faculty-Student basketball game. Left to right: Dick Geist, treasurer; Bob Dycus, vice-president; Bill Newman, president; Chad Mitchell, secretary; and Floyd Damon, fifth executive. Page sixty-eight -J ad Active Semestet The Winter Carnival was the big affair of the Girls ' Federation, and was one of the most successful activities of the year. Also on the calendar were ti e annual Big Sister parties, to introduce freshmen to the school and other girls. The G.F. helped a needy family over the Christmas holidays. Left to right: Ida Greycloud, treasurer; Sally Shaw, secretary; Pat Friend, historian; Mary Lynn Joyer, president; Ginger Shelton, sergeant at arms; Martha Meinhardt, vice-president. c ads, aualiteri featured at eSSert Under the direction of a capable set of officers, the Girls ' Federation started an activity-filled second semester. A con was held to introduce girls to the officers and to discuss certain topics under open discussion. Next on the calendar was the Dad-Daughter Dessert, which was given in the cafeteria, with entertainment following in the auditorium. Another affair looked forward to by students is the annual Cotton Day. Left to right: Carol McKay, historian; JoAnn Henry, secretary; Pat Friend, treasurer; Ida Greycloud, vice-president; Carleen Jones, president; Shirley Adams, sergeant at arms. Page sixty -nine 3 3! 3 1) 1 3 O JS U !|1 six I ft ' .JJ 2 - o 8 1 e .a Sf 2! 2 3 X - -J .2 . .. a t1 - - s I = i H .. - — il 3 d i« - S : be — Z T3 5 S c I B 0 o A U gj — 2 « £ if S § . c o a b •s 2 3 ?s S C3 b H 1) J? - |- 5 a -5 jc« o. bts a = a ° s r- §H n c 3 ■- • 3 ■ = 2 a - Is 3 - Z - stri -3 i 9 - ■ c E f =i X 3 3 S — figs 5 - 3 - - a sja £ P - bo ?! S «5 si $S Sue c £ c o . .0 J 9 X S § CQ « : 9 9 S 1 _ h 5-0 go-, 5 c c « ° 5 x « -51s .Tfl fi C ' cs U Si 1 X O £c£ S H cx intermediate C lioir ana C arold Ik First Row: Lois Swan, Corrine DeChenne, Penny Long, Colleen Reilly, Shirley DeVane, Dolores Lud- ington, Pat Waneeek, Sandy Clayman, Pat Kofmehl, Myrna Melvin. Second Row: Larry Morphy, Beverly Winn, Edith Clark, Phyllis Carlock, Davonna Sehreiner, Rozzella Taylor, Janice Adams, Phyllis Austin, Betty McDirmid, Marilyn Westerkamp, David Ashle. Third Row: Jim Wheeler, Marilyn Maund, Harriet Hendrickson, Carol Rush, Barhara Karker, Jean Martin, Mary Jane Penfield, E. Kac Smith, Barbara Atkins, Pauline Laney, Marianne Etter, Rolxsrt Johnson. Fourth Row: Donald Freed, Pete Strawick, Tom Mc- Laughlin, Pete Larkin, Mike Mann, Ronald Seek, James Reser, Jack Arkills, Stan Shenefelt, Fred Laehn, Tom Wynia, Dale Prevninger. Stariialiters $dd C olt our to Yfludic d onS First Row: Marcia Caine, Faye Weigle, Sally Russell, Penny Lewis, Saundra Bard, Joanne Wixon, Jane O ' Connor, Marilyn O ' Bleness. Second Row: Barbara Hall, Janice Campion, Virginia Vorlicky, Janine Bar- rett, Shirley Burns, Barbara Atkins, Judy Olmsted, Kathy Koppe, Meg Helphrey. Third Row: Reba Troyer, Kay Adams, Carol Gardner, Glenna Peos, Dotty Pieren, Pat Trueblood, Nancy Parker, Dee Dee Reeves, Carol Hoss, Donna McKee. Fourth Row: Judy Nolan, Sally Beil, Delpha Stevens, Sally Shaw, Jean Kirk- land, Elaine Boyer, Judy Yake, Katherine Murray, Pat Anders, Dianne Wagner. Page seventy-one Ensemble oCatqer in ' 54 O ft ii 4 J 1 4 i i M 1 4 First Row: Kay Guell, Gloria Walters, Dorothy Ann Pieran, Shirley Burns, Marlene James, Marcia Caine. Second Row: Marlene Helm, Ruth Cydrus, Elaine Boyer, Margaret Frye, Joanna Tarkington, Jody Shaffer, Marjorie Thomas. Third Row: Boh Dire, Dave Decker, Dick Geist, Don LaBar, Ted Nilson, Reid Matthews, Larry Nelson, Stan Utterback. First Row: Marion Scofield, Delores Matlock, Lela McRae, Molly McKay, Janie Smith, Janet Wynne, Pamela Wallace, Rebecca Schreiner, Joyce Kirk. Second Row: Judy Keiber, Laurel Whitver, Merrillyne Brooks, Jane Austin, Pat Speehnon, Ruth Auld, Kay Levesque, Eva Sture, Carol Kearney, Judy Goodhue, Marilyn O ' Bleness, Jane O ' Conner, Kay Adams. Third Row: Louise Honda, Marilyn Larsen, Maxine Reilly, Reba Troyer, Karen Kindschi, Marilyn McAlpine, Barbara Durham, Carol Proffit, Meg Helphrey. Sandra Miller, June Nunn, Rose Dennis. Fourth Row: Phyliss Summers, Mary Parr, Iris Bredeson, Mary Stuller, Doreen Dodge, Judy Hanley, Deanne McAlpine, Barbara Finegold, Stephanie Wood, Nancy Parker, Donna McKee, Maxine Lebahn. Fifth Row: Karen Summers, Ann Henderson, Millie Page, Louise Hawk- ins, Linda Wagoner, Jeanne Whitehouse, Peggy Speelmon, Eleanor Siegert, Lois Lindberg, Ann Cassiil, Penny Lewis, Jeanette Shadduck, Marilyn Daggett. Page seventy-two 8 i — § a 8 S c l — L o s 1 a — i — c i 5 c ,2 3 U — - — is t= i | a ™ _ c o o - c J? i- - i. - ■? s 3 4 O a — i 1 c 5 _n -= g .5 J - .Si - Q J = fa S o = a 9 £ 3 S u a a ss -J n J c 5 « J = Ji 35 as o B of . Q § 1 lei Mil Jli = a js E 1 5 I o i- . § - in -2 =0 I 2 aj C M pa o X - c n o P 3 - S .ii ! l 3 8 E ' S - c J OS - = EC O u M - £ fe fa s O 0 0 U u Z i I s3 J? 9 W 1 == H c -i C (J ? •= .2 £ s a §  0) o I -3 A ■ . « = u I J if ? b o = - i — I z ■ ■= « 2 5 a 60  a S E 1 O (2 cc 3 | E c 9 a to a _ — a .2 — . ll g J5 .2 ' 3 = ? h f 2 S a .c J Z £ cc S 3 a h A 2- Chess Club held several tournaments with other high schools and the Spokane Chess Club throughout the year. The officers for the first semester were: Clarence Bungay, president; Paul Hunt, vice-president; and Stephanie Stockton, secretary. First Row: Clarence Bungay, Charles McGrew, Don Taylor, Jim Fray, Floyd Morris. Second Row: Hugh Tingling, Bob Dycus, Pat Sterling, Stephanie Stockton, Tay Conrad. Third Row: John Peacock, Bill Van Gelder, Paul Hunt, Dan Wilson, Dave Hirte, John Enmzell. Fourth Row: Leslie Wham. Keith Nance, Jim Boyd, Frank Morral. Spanish Club, better known as Adelante, held many worthwhile meetings sparked with social gatherings such as their progressive dinner. The group heard various individuals talk on some of the Spanish speaking countries. Wesley Read was the new adviser. First Row: Mr. Read, Virginia Vorlicky, Faye Weigle, Beverly Beyersdorf, Sharon White, Patsy Brock- ets Leila Wheeler, Lucille Kono, Erlene Whitehouse. Second Row: Ricarda de la Fuente, Kay Salter, Don Dunton, Don Taylor, Pat Sterling, Jana Selves, Glee Perkins, Dorothy Kehle, Marilyn Ross. Third Row: Clarence Bungav, Donna Moller, Bill N an Gelder, Ann Claggett, Pat Paul, Edy Kulp, Nicky Lopez. Fourth Row: Don Broekett, Nancy White, Jim Zeorlin, Lany English, Don Cromer, Gary Pence, Anita Barton, Ann McMath, Shirley Dubber. Pafe Seventy-five Appearing in the traditional initiation robes are the officers of Classical Club. First Semester: Kay Calkins, Gary LaRose, consuls; Nancy Gilmore, censor; Martha Meinhardt, quaestor; Bob Fosberg, vigilia; Carol Warren, scripter. Second Semester: Nancy Gilmore, Fred Moss, consuls; Jean Bergerson, censor; Gail Wilcox, quaestor; Sue Emery, vigilia; Missy Ashlock, scripter. Left to right: Kay Calkins, Jean Bergerson, Gail Wilcox, Fred Moss, Nancy Gilmore, Sue Emery, Missy Ashlock, Martha Meinhardt, Gary LaRose. Jliev IfYlakc csCatin oCi we Classical Club was a sponsor for two potluck suppers held during the year. The idea was to brin r together the Latin students and the language clubs. A spring picnic held at Natatorium Park was their closing event. First Row: Carol Crisman, Marilyn Greve, Sonjia Vargo, Barbara Baker, Missy Ashlock, Florance Aspray. Second Row: Alice Naundorf, Ann Lawson, Kay Calkins, Martha Meinhardt, Suzanne Ernst, Karen Anderson, Miss Cross. Third Row: Anne MacGillivaiy, Sue Rindal, Sue Emrv, Bunny Cunningham, Nancv Fowler, Fred Moss, Ann Barrett, Vesta Simonton. Fourth Row: Carol Warren, Bob Fosberg, Gary LaRose. JoAnne Hendricks, Roberta Pollock, Jean Bergerson. Page seventy-six The design and making of Christmas cards and decorations, and the annual Christmas party occupied the Fine Arts dub in the winter. Guest speakers are often present at club meetings. First Row: Carol Kimsev, Midge Matsuimiara. Mary Lynn Joyer, Phyllis Geddis, Carol Hanson, June Drazan Nancv Gates. Second Row: Carol McKay, C; rol Warren, Marlene Curtis, Martha Mcinhardt, Sand- len Lasley, Nancy Baatz, Mike Bird. Third row: Peg- y Parker, J ' Ana Chew, Beth Bartels, Sue Arleth, la queline Smith, Diane Wegner, Margaret Garvin, Elizabeth Whedon. Fourth Row: Miss G x s, Roy Hayaslu. Rav Davis, John Losee, Norman Eng, Boh Hundhouson, Harold kawaguchi, Pat Cunningham. Absent Joan Palmer, William Shinkai, Dick Jenkins, Jayne Farnsworth, Juleen Eyrick. Forum Club, under the supervision of Miss Katherine Hunt, discussed International affairs at informal One of their social events was an anual spring ricnic. Officers for the first semester were: Darrell Russell, president; Roberta Pollock, secretary; and Bill Newman, treasurer. First Row: Gail Woodward, Carol Eddy, Bill Newman, Judv Nelson, Alexis Fafenrodt, Barbara Wolfe. Second Row: Marguerite Russell, Pat Friend. Midge Matsumura, Jerene Hughhanks, Carol Faulkner, Dar- rell Kussell, Boh Thomas. Third Row: Miss Hunt, D. ug Madsen, Shirley Adams, Frank Morral, Pat Sterling. Jim Farher, Roberta Pollock, Ralph Howell. Page seventy-seven Officers for both semesters of Book Club are shown in an appropriate background. First Row: Jerene Hughbanks, Kay Calkins, Kay McLaren, Nancy Stender, second semester presi- dent; Alice Naundorf, first semester president; Roberta Pollock. Second Row: Sherrel Brad- ford, John Peacock, Galen Rowe, Carleen Jones, Janinc Barrett, Marilyn Davis. Book Club started out the year with the temporary absence of Miss Marian Pettis, their adviser. Miss Kathleen Hammond and Mrs. Mary Watrous substituted for several months. When the Christmas season arrived, the club gave some books to the Shriners ' hospital. Later in the spring they had a costume picnic. The costumes represented the characters portrayed in (he books that were reviewed throughout the year. First Row: Mary Jean Purcell, Gail Peterson, Janet Wright, Sandy McKeever, Alice Naundorf, Joan Dcnoo, Fay Weigle, Carleen Jones, Verlie Rae Holden, Janet Haltom. Second Row: Anne MacGillivarv Janet Chisholm, Kay Calkins. Bonnie Riegel, Martha Meinhardt, Nancv Heathe, Jerene Hughbanks. Nancv Slender, Kay McLaren. Third Row: John Peacock, Shirley Adams, Carol Miller, Barbara Wolfe, Beverlv Farrish, Pat Sterling, Marilyn Greve, Margaret Hami ' ton, Janine Barrett, Janice McBride. Fourth Row: Dick Geist, Gary LaRose. Roberta Pollock, Ann Clapgett. Marilyn Olson, Gary Blank, Sherrel Bradford, Marilyn Davis. Page seventy-eight Outdoor Club, under the supervision of William Anderson, included many activities at their meetings and outings throughout the year. The officers for the first semester were: Mike Mann, president; Ann Claggett, vice-president; Reno Rupert, secretary; Gail Inouye, treasurer; and Bill Newman, sergeant at arms. First Row: Gail Inouye, Patty Johnson, Ida Greycloud, June Drazan, Jean Dumas, Garol Eddy, Mar- diese Mac-Donald. Second Row: Judy Jones, Peggy Parker, Reno Rupert. Marlene Helm, Carol Helphrey. Kav Calkins, Kay McLaren, Alice Hayashi. Third Row: Jerry Quam, Mike Mann, Ann Claggett, Dave Mayers, Marilyn Olsen, Marilyn Davis, Gail Wilcox. Fourth Row: Bill Newman, Mike Cahill, Dick Anderson, Greg Smith, Jerry Wood, Larry Benningson, Paul Hu ' l, John Mjoen. Absent: Sally True, Galen Rowe. Grand Coulee Dam and the Moses Lake sugar lefinery was the destination of the Tri-Sci members on their annual field trip. The future scientists also are in charge of the Lewis and Clark division of the Inland Empire Fair. First Row: Mr. Louderback, Pete Joss, Danny Howell, Jon Wolff, Bob Dycus, Frances Hrdina. Second Row: Pat Haskins, Gilman Martin, Harwood Tibbits, Larrv Schwartz, Leslie Wham, John Brunzell, Dwane Davis. Third Row: Bob Valiant. David Poguc, Paul Dix, Shila Riechelt, Sherrel Bradford, Walt Halland. George Heinenian, Bart Paff, Gary Nichols. Page seventy-nine The study of French was encouraged hy this capable set of officers of Entre Nous. Leftt to right: Bill Doric, Mardiese MacDonald, Nancy Stender, Joanna Tarkington, first semester president; Koger Salisbury, second semester president; Matty MacPhee, Ann Claggett. Carol Miller, Beno Rupert, Joanne Henry, Sandy McKeever. amii mas Nine children from a needy family were brought to the Entre Nous Christmas party, entertained and given presents. At other meetings speakers who have traveled through Europe have given talks and shown slides. F V, RoW: Mary Lynn J° yer ' Alice Naundorf, Sally Stewart, Denise Dningas, Stephanie Hawley, Pcnm Myers, Nancy Gilmore, Nan Byfield, Jane Austin, Mercedis Husen. Second Row: Delores Beeves, Carol Mil- ler Sue Ann Sherfey, Gail Woodward, Kay Weigle, Joanna Tarkington, Judv Mallidav, Joan Warner Nora OUkey, Mary Lindsay, Sue Thomas, Neysa Donato, Ran Smith. Third Row: |im Wheeler, Joanne Wallmark, KK-arda de la Fuente, Kathy Mott, Susan Melrose, Sue Emry, Marty MacPhee, Sandv McKeever, Laurie Moller, Claudia Perring, Judy Olmstead, Deanna Lawson, Suzanne Ernst, Marianne Etter. Fourth Row: Dick Geist Shirley Adams, Carol Wallmark, Reno Rupert, Anetta Cordes, Kathy Colburn, Topper Neilson, Lorraine VVebster, Pat Paul, Barbara Drews, Pat Curningham, Abby Ingrebretson, Kathy Stout, Gail Bron- son Doug Taylor. Fifth Row: Joel Molander, George Forbes, Joanne Farrier, Martha Merrill, Nanev Stender, Ann Claggett, Roger Salisbury, Duane Davis, Arlene Thompson, Roberta Pollock, Bob Anderson Hartley Newsum, Jim Farber, Bill Doric. Page eighty Three C ' s had an active year ' s program including a spring and fall banquet. John L. Wuhrman is adviser. First Row: CaroKn Mix, Betty McDowell, Shirk y Stai. Second Row: Lynna Lou Parsons, Terry White. Dottie Pieren, Bette Davis. Third Row: Larry Nelson, Babs Karker, Merlyn Calvert, David Bradshaw, Mr. Wuhrman. LC maintains a chapter in Quill and Scroll, an international honor society in journalism. The officers were: Helen Montgomery, president; Roberta Pollock, vice-president; Nancy Stender, secretary. Carl G. Miller is adviser. First Row: Janet Haltom, Leila Wheeler, Shirlee Eastman, Helen Montgomery, Carol Emmerton. Marilyn Greve, Mary Jane Soriano. Second Row: Charlene Plank, Midge Matsumura, Ray Davis, Hartley Newsum, Alice Naundorf, Ann Lawson, Benita Blue, Joanna Tarkington. Third Row: Christine Wiseman, Janet Kruger, Martha Meinhardt, Sondra Garlinghouse, Fred Blackwell, Anita Bartoo, Sherrel Bradford. Sandra Cochran. Fourth Row: Sally Landis, Kathy Cclborn, Nancy Fowler, Harwood Tibetts, Nancy Sten- der, Roberta Pollock, Nancy Litchfield. Page eighty-one These offieers led Thespian club in an active semester program. First Row: Janet Haltom, Beverly Farrish, Nancy Smith, Sandy McKeever, president. Second Row: John Porter, Larry Nelson, Jerry Nelson, president. A football skit in a fall pep COD led off the activity list of Thespian club. Mrs. Grace Peck is club ad Iser. First Row: Janet Haltom, Sandra McKeever, Anita Williamson, Denise Drangas, Betsy Apple, Kathy Mott, Marcia Caine, Marian Brischle, Gwyn Miles. Second Row: Susan Emry, Jeannie MacMartin, Bev- erly Farrish, Bunny Cunningham, Edy Kulp, Vesta Simonton, Linda Smith, Diane Wagner, Dennis Mc- Eachran, Conine Lyle. Third Row: Jerry Nelson, Larry Nelson, Topper Nielson, Joyce Cooper, Nancy Fowler, Kathryn Murray, Jody Whitefield, Toba Schaeffer, Annette Weisenborn. Fourth Row: John Porter, Sharyn Morris, Judy Nolan, Shirley Adams, Larry Hix, Francis Judy. Sally Beil, Nancy Smith, Janet Chisholm, Frank Morral. Page eighty-two Senate club is under the direction of George Palmer. A mock McCarthy communist investigation hearing and an annual banquet were some of the outstanding events on their activity list. First Row: Jerry Hahn, Chad Mitchell, Pat Haskins, Leroy Hisayasu, Dick LeMaster. Second Row: Jim Farber, Dick Geist, Gary LaRose, Jim McLean, Dave Hirte, Terry McMacken. Third Row: Jim Adams. Dave Pogue, Mike Mann, president; Galen Rowe, Ralph Morrison, Jack McElroy, Bob Thomas. Fourth Row: Pete Riley, Larry Benningson, Henry Upton, president; John Mjoen, Paul Hull, Bill McGilchrist, Dick Bech. The Future Teachers of America adopted the name of the late Harry T. Thompson as their chapter title. First Row: Tom Wynia, Ekay Smith, Faye Weigle, Marjorie McKinstry, Marian Brischle. Second Row: Sherrel Bradford, Garrv Blank, Joan Smith, Patsv Sterling, Adele Louthan, Danny Howell. Third Row: Claudine Johnson, Carol Wallmark, Reno Rupert, Beth Bartels, Marilyn McMacken. Fourth Row: Mrs. Zent. Pat Paul, Marilyn Osmond, Meredith Skaer, Sheryl McKee, Martha Merrill. Page eighty-three Lewis and Clark ' s chapter of F.H.A. is represented by their officers for the year. Their goal is to further interest in home economics. First Row: Pat Sterling, Vergie Barcus, Joan Denoo, second semester president; JoAnne Peterson, Charmaine Bauer. Second Row: Mrs. Cunningham, Bonnie King, Marilyn Greve, Mimi Friend, Pat Smith, Karen Oberg. Absent: Dorothea Frankc, first semester president; Ann Lawson, Marilyn Solomen. This year the Home Economics club sent 14 delegates to the regional conference of F.H.A. in Pull- man. A potluck dinner was held and new officers were installed at an impressive candlelight ceremony. Girls wishing to join the Future Homemakers of America must have had at least one semester of home eco- nomics. New members wear aprons during their initiation period. First Row: La Verne Strawick, Carol Sorenson, Audrey Wilbur, Donna Waters, Sonia Vargo, Virginia Swartz, Patsy Taylor, Gloria Tarter, Betty McDowell. Second Row: Carol Hanson, Kay Prestwich Glenna Rae Pease, Susan Peck, Sharon Miller, Peggy Muir, Sharon Reichelt, Charee McAllister, Nancy Holcomb. Sandra Howell. Third Row: Elizabeth Smith, Vicki Smith, Gretchen Fouche, Orlena Gilleland, Rosalie Komp, Anne Gilman, Toni Hawley, Margaret Garvin, Penny Hoag, Margaret Hamilton. Fourth Row: Charlotte Fray, Geraldine Acheson, Shirlle Eastman, Barbara Brown, Evelyn Finley, Marie Gawne, J ' ana Chew, Linda Brandt, Janet Caudill, Sheila Reichelt, Judy Baldwin. Page eighty-four Math Club sponsors the Freshman-Sophomore and the Junior-Senior math contests, and over Christ- mas vacation they helped a needy family. Miss Eugenia Kempf is adviser. First Row: George Carpenter, Karen Albrickson, Martha Meinhardt, George Priebe. Second Row: Miss Kempf, Clarence Rungay, first semester president; Barbara Moon, Floyd Morris, Jerry Johnson, Miss Smith. Third Row: Rill McGilchrist, Larry Schwartz, Linda Richardson, Jean Madsen. Fourth Row: Larry English, Bill English, Peggy Jo Parker, Jerry Wood, Paul Hunt. Absent: Alice Naundorf, second semester president. Second semester Journal stiff kept busy putting out fourteen issues of the paper. They also held a banquet with the Tiger staff. First Row: Mary Jane Soriano, Shirlee Eastman, Jeanette Farley, Joanna Tarkington, Jo Warner, Janet Haltom. Second Row: Marty MacPhee, Beth Bartels, Ann Butler, Sandy McKeever, Ann Lawson, Ann McGillivary, Harlean Richardson, Gail Peterson, Midge Matsumura. Third Row: Shirlee Dubber, Bob Feyerabend, George Forbes, Roberta Pollock, associate editor; Anita Bartoo, advertising manager; Pete Rarstad, Charles McGrew. Fourth Row: Ray Davis, Pete Porosky, sports editor; Harly Newsum, Fred Rlackwell, associate editor; Sally Landis, Harwood Tibbits, managing editor; Dick Boyd. Page eighty-five Student journalists were busy the first semester of the school year recording the events of school life. Under the direction of Nancy Fowler, editor, ti e staff put out fourteen issues of The Lewis and Clark Journal. Other people holding important positions were: Benita Blue, advertising manager; Charlene Plank and Harwood Tibbits, associate editors; and Midge Matsumara, business manager. Carl ( .. Miller is publications adviser. Top Picture, Around Table: Midge Matsumara, Nancy Fowler, Charlene Plank, Harwood Tibbits, George Forbes, Joanna Tarkington, Benita Blue. At Typewriters: Hartly Newsum, Shirlee Eastman, Pete Porosky, Janet Haltom, Sally Landis. Standing: Leila Wheeler, Nanc y Litchfield, Martha Meinhardt. Bottom Picture. At Typewriters: Sally Landis, Pay Davis. Standing: Martha Meinhardt, Ann Lawson, Anita Bartoo, Christine Wiseman. At Table: Midge Matsumara, Benita Blue. At Desks: Mary Jane Soriano, Carol Emmerton. Page eighty -six Trips to KXLY, KIIQ tower, and the Spokane Trade school were made by the members of Radio Club in order to study eq ui pment. Gerald Meckelson is the club adviser. First Row: Bob Gifford, Rudolfo Soriano, James Storey, Dick Dawe, Larry Muencli. Second Row: Ron Sefton, president; Dean Sears, Terry Beck, Paul Bunnell, Richard Bastcdo. Third Row: Jack Miller, Jim Mikoski, Steve Dresscn, Walt Ilollond. Fourth Row: Bert Evans, Dave Kinnear, Mr. Mickelson, Bill Knutsen, Bruce Allen. Toxopholite, better known as Archery club, is open to anyone interested. Orlando Fletcher is club adviser. First Row: Gerry Burber, Mary Knight, Barb Schiebner, Jerry Johnson, Sue Thomas. Second Row: Louie Chandler, Prne Morch, Sally Forsythe, Floyd Morris. Third Row: Mr. Fletcher, Reed Morrow, president; Bill Backstrom, Dave Raymond, Jerry Komp. Page eighty-seven This group of officers of Usherettes is a symbol of the service clubs at Lewis and Clark. Left to right: Midge Matsuniura, Robin Casey, Carol Helphrey, Marty MacPhee, Jerene Hughbanks, president; Patty Holman, president; Janet Wright, Judy Tucker. The Usherettes in their traditional maroon and white uniforms extended their services for many school cons and also for evening shows held in the LC auditorium. Elmer Orcutt is club adviser. First Row: Joanna Tarkington, Virginia Vorlicky, Molly Pattullo, Marty MacPhee, Janet Wright, Robin Casey, Judy Tucker, Alice Hayashi. Second Row: Midge Matsuniura, Patty Holman, LaDonna Stallman, Claudia Westland. Third Row: Gail Inouye, Rosemaiy Hamilton, Jean Madsen, Jerene Hughbanks, Nancy Heathe, Carol Warren, Linda Richardson, Darlene Vervair. Fourth Row: Gwen Cauvel, Kay McLaren, Carol Thompson, Carol Helphrey, Marilyn Davis. Kathy Colburn, Carole Rush, Sally Shaw. Page eighty-eight Junior Toastmasters is limited to LC boys interested in speaking. Their activities included a banquet, and a hecklers ' night. First Row: Hartly Newsum, second semester president; Pat Haskins, Pete Joss, Jim McLean, John Gallagher, Jerry Johnson. Second Row: Clarence Bungay, Bill VanGelder, Roger Bcrgin, Dick LeMaster, Floyd Morris. Third Row: Frank Zahniser, Larry Geraghty, Paul Hunt, Hale McPhee, Dave Anderson. Fourth Row: Walter Gablcr, Larry English, first semester president; Bill English, Butch Gordon, Dick Morris, Bill Marks. The Majorettes added color to many marching events with their bright orange and white uniforms. Head majorette was Claudia VV ' estland. The group of girls march and twirl in the Lilac parade each year. First Row: Patsy Paul, Betty Farber, Sonia Varpo, Jeanne Mac-Martin. Second Row: Marilyn Sand- strom, Judv Nelson, Elnita Anery, Barbara Smith. Third Row: Phvliss Austen, Claudia Westland, Donna Hall. Page eighty-nine The traditional exchange of the president ' s pin was the result of an election which put seven new officers in leadership of Papyrus Club. Phillip Baird is adviser. First Row: Carol Smith, Carol Enimerton, Helen Montgomery, second semester president, Jackie Goller, first semester president. Second Row: Sally Landis, Nancy Nedwed, Jerry White, Duane Davis, Phyliss Geddis. To learn to write better stories, essays, and poems is the aim of Papyrus club. The annual Christmas party brings in old members and gifts are exchanged. A picnic is held at the end of the spring semester. First Row: Gloria Soriano, Phyliss Ceddis, Joan Smith, Jeanette Farley, Carol Enimerton, Mary Jane Soriano. Second Row: Mr. Baird, Sonja Vargo, Arlene Rumberg, Helen Montgomery, Gail Cromwell, Betty Davis. Third Row: Nancy Nedwed, Carol Smith, Sally Landis, Larry Nelson, Stephanie Stockton, Jackie Goller. Fourth Row: Stephen Stevens, Jim Rosenfield, Bob Valiant, Fred Blackwell, Jerry White, Sherrel Bradford. Absent: Sandra Cochran. Page ninety The Debate squad this year held 20 debates with other schools. W. B. Graham is adviser. First Row: Betty Prcstwich, Louise Honda, Frank Pread. Second Row: Mr. Graham, Alexis Fafen- Richard Sorenson, Bob Hundhausen, president. The Lettermen represent the real power in the LC sports world. An affair looked forward to by all members is the annual banquet. First Row: Dennv BerRin, Larry Frazier, Larry Zinn, Frank Zahniser, LeRoy Blick, Gary Blank. Don Lundstrom. Bob LaPlante, Ray Schmidt. Second Row: Buck Davis, Fred Blackwell, Willy Jones, Don Brockett, Clark Wiseman, Bob G ifford, Tom Tme, Pete Porosky, Larry Peachy, Chad Mitchell, Hiram Clark. Mike Killian, Dick Davennv. Third Row: Lee Mauro, Clyde Sleinmer, Carl Stolz, Frank Shaver, Gary Roberts. Gordon SkillinKstad, Jack Gation, Dick Anderson, Carl Miller, Bill Colwell, Jim Nyboru. Stan Holm. Fourth Row: Bill Geist, Ron Jacov, Mike Skaer, Dave Welker, Bill Smith, Tom Marshall, Dave Luelich, Tom Nau, Terry Hunt, Floyd Damon, Nealan Prater, Doug Taylor. Fifth Row: Art James, Frank Seebeck, first semester; John Schwen«er, Fred Vogel, Leroy Levescjue, Art Tinsley, Larry English, Lowell Klatt, Henry Upton, Bob Couchman, Jack McElroy, Jack Domit, John Mjoen. Page ninety -one Providing colorful entertainment at several games and functions this year kept the flag twirlers on the go. First Row: Pat Strand, Marlene Helm. Second Row: Shirley Frazier, Shirley Adams, Lyn Clause. Third Row: Reno Rupert, Ruth Cydrus. Top: Barbara Drewes, head flag twirler. Second semester officers of Ti-Girls were installed at a luncheon held at the Spokane hotel. Those being honored were: Sally Ann True, president; Patty Johnson, vice-president; Peggy lo Parker, secretary; Gloria Soriano, treasurer; Lucy Englund, historian; Barbara Coman and Nan Byfield, sergeants at arms. Re- tiring first semester officers were: Jerene Hughbanks, president; Patty Johnson, vice-president; Charlene Plank, secretary; Judy Nelson, treasurer; Carol Kimsey, historian; Gail Peterson and Joyce Humphreys, sergeants at arms. First Row: Shirley Dubber, Ann Blake, Donna McCrcight, Judy Lindsay, Ann Lawson, Charlene Plank, Carol Kimsey, Carol McKay. Second Row: Pat Wisman, Pat Friend, Carol Mason, Barbara Coman, Gail Peterson, Nan Byfield, Judy Olmsted, Claudia Perring, Betsy Apple. Third Row: Martha Meinhardt, Jerene Hughbanks, Arlene Rumburg, Ann Corliss, Edith Kulp, Vesta Simonton, Judy Nolen, Patty Johnson. Fourth Row: Anita Shadduck, Joyce Humphreys, Bettv McLean. Pat Smith. Pat Sterling, Nancy Fowler, Ann Claggett, Peggy Jo Parker, Gayla Goodrich, Sharyn Morris. Page ninety-two Ti-Girl activities included a popcorn sale, annual potluck dinner, Color Day, and an apple sale. First Row: Mary Jane Soriano, Donna Hale, Carol Crismon, Barbara Haushens, Carol Eddy, Joan Mi- hara, June Mihara. Second Row: Gloria Soriano, Gail Woodword, Carleen Jones, Jean Bergenson, Mary Honda, Gail Inouye, Diane Pierson, Mimi Friend, Carol Miller. Third Row: Karen Bartlett, Patti Ingram, Nancy Heathe, Phyliss Melior, Lucy Englund, Sue Arleth, Louise Moller, Carol Hawley, Deanna Lawson, Gail Rew. Fourth Row: Mae Urban, Donna Waters, Sally True, Judy Bodey, Barbara Wolfe, Connie Baker. Joyce Cooper, Carol Faulkner, Susan Peck. The Ti-Girls, as LC ' s pep and service club, represented the school by putting on outstanding stunts at the football games and by loyally supporting the Tiger teams. T Front to Back: Ann MacGillivray, Yaeko Matsui, Bonnie Ross, Sally Beil, Carolyn Quaife, Margaret Quaife. G Clockwise: Patty Johnson, Alice Hayashi, Nancy Smith, Kathy Stout, Gail Wilcox, Abbey Ingrebretson, Jean Dumas, Barbara Hood, Janet Chisholm. Page ninety-three Eleven cheerleaders led the student body in yells and songs during the year ' s sports events. Beginning with the Merry-Go-Round football game in the fall, on through basketball and the spring sport season, they aroused the enthusiasm of game spectators. At the start of 1954 they had a contest for new yells. Top Row: Charlene Plank, Steve Weisgerber, Janet Wright, Paul Selle. Center Row: Nancy Stender. Gary Blank, Carl Hammond. Bottom Row: Phyliss Geddis, Clair Durcn, Mary Lynn Joyer, Gwen Cauvel. Page ninety- four SPORTS A — - 1 Nil . Senior representatives: baseball, track, football, basketball, cross country, badminton, tennis. ports activity in the ' 54 Story was star -studded. The first champions were Art Trey ' s trackmen. Phil Baud ' s golf squad repealed last year ' s performance as Inland Empire high school champions. Then Mr. Frey ' s cross country runners swept through another champion- ship season, the third one straight. The football team won second honors in the city and third in the Columbia Basin conference. The tennis boys finished third in com- petition, while the baseball and basketball squads fin- ished fourth and fifth respectively. This past winter saw a new team formed— badminton, which won two out of three matches, although it was not entered in a league. The girls ' sports were successful in competition. With all this, LC can be proud of its Tigers, who produced from its seven varsity squads three champions. Page ninety-five For the first time in nine years, the varsity track squad, under the leadership of Coach Art Frey, took the city championship. The group last spring was led by outstanding men such as the mile-running Couchman brothers and Lee Mauro; three fine shot-putters, Art lames. T Marshall and John Mjoen; splinters Dick Anderson and Don Lundstrom; and Chad Mitchell, who won the city 440. The Bengals made a fine showing in the All-City, Tri- District, and State meets. Dressed in the first new track uniforms in 11 years are: Row Is Denny Bergin, Frank Zahniser, Dick Davenny, manager; Fred Blackwell, Mike Skaer, manager; John Schwenger, Jim Boyd, Jack McElroy, Ronnie Jacoy. Row 2: Maurice Hood, Art James, Clark Wiseman, Lee Mauro, Dave Martin, Chad Mitchell, Dick Anderson, Bob Couchman, Tom Marshall, John Mjoen, Henry Upton. Row 3: Don Lundstrom, Harwood Tibbits, George Couchman, John Gilkey, Howard Lulling, Ed Behrens. Hiram Clark, Don Brockett, Bob LaPlante, Gordon Pogue, Bill Geist, Cliff Howard. Row 4: Sam Craig, Vic Hagen, Larry ' Peachy, Jack Pearce, David Hirte, Clarence Bungay, Gene Arger and Art Frey, coaches. Sclioot ] J lonored lAJitli (jift Three B football men are shown holding the gift pre- sented to LC by Dr. J. B. Plastino. A set of aluminum yard markers, a first down chain, and a downs marker were presented by the doctor, who has long been a Ian of the Tigers. All the equipment was especially made for the school. Holding the markers are Fred Laehn, B manager; Don Walther and Jim McArdle, both B players, Page ninety -six J-ieid an J Jracb li cl orS The high and the low — Henry Upton, an all-city finisher, and winner of sev- eral city hurdle and high jump events, specialized in the highs, while Gordon Pogue was a capable contender in the lows. Pogue won the low hurdle race and placed second in the highs against Coeur d ' Alene last spring. Power is a good word to describe three of the best shot-putters LC has pro- duced in years: John Mjoen, Art James, and Tom Marshall. James won the shot- put event in meets against Gonzaga, North Central, and Rogers, and was also all-city high jump champion. Marshall was the all-city shot-put champion. When Dick Anderson, lead man, started a relay race the results were like a chain reaction. These dashing dashmen com- prised the LC relay team: Denny Bergin. Chad Mitchell. Hiram Clark. Don Lund- strom, and Anderson. Mitchell, all-city 440 champion, went to state in this event. Clark also shone in the 440. Anderson and Bergin were two of the fastest men in the city in the 100 and 220 dashes, while Lundstrom was one of the hard- est men to beat in any of the four events. Sparked by Lee Mauro, a junior, the Tiger long-distance track men made a fine for school and city in the All-City and Tri-District track meets last spring. Row 1: Fred Blackwell, Clark Wiseman, Frank Zahniser. Row 2: Don Brockett, Boh Couchman, Lee Mauro, Jack McElroy. Left: Denny Bergin and Buck Davis (53) clear an opening as LeRoy Blick starts rolling on one of his all-city runs. Larry English (far left) is alxmt to throw a leg block. Lowell Klatt (69), named to the Tri-City all-star squad, stops one would-be tackier and Tom Marshall (82) prepares to block downfield for Blick. Right: Slick Smith (50) and Gary Roberts run up on Hiram Clark as he drops a Gonzaga pass receiver. Page ninety-eight Jiger Uic toty Over iill f- ufKS Left: Carl Miller, Gary Roberts, and Don Lundstrom close in on a Gonzagan at Hart field. Right: Don Lund- strom and Carl Miller stop a Gonzaga gain and Gary Roberts (80) and John Schvvenger (79) move in to stop the possibility of a lateral. JigerA JJat e Jliriffinq. ' i Reason Sparked by drive and teamwork, Bob Bartlett ' s Tigers finished second in the city league and third in the Columbia Basin conference, in a thrill-packed season. L.C. finished second in the Merry-Go-Round, lost the Rogers game 18-0, beat Walla Walla 6-0, took North Central 14-13, tied Gonzaga 26-26, dropped a 12-0 contest to Rog- ers, lost to Yakima 27-26, beat Gonzaga 25-20 in a great second half rally, and came from behind again in the thrilling last game of the season to best N.C., 20-19. Some of the highlights that made this a thrilling season were LeRoy Blick ' s tremendous passing and running drive, Jack Domit ' s fine line play, Denny Bergin ' s great punt returns, Art James ' fine kicking (often under pressure), Don Lundstrom ' s clutch running, and the sensational pass receiving of ends Lowell Klatt and Fred Vogel. As thrilling as the offensive action was the defensive, which was climaxed by Hiram Clark ' s spectacular leaping pass interception in the very last few minutes of L.C. ' s 20-19 victory over N.C. Row 1: Gary Roberts, Willie Jones, Fred Vogel, Hiram Clark, LeRoy Blick, Art James, Gordon Skillingstad, John Kendall, Mike Killien, mgr. Row 2: Bob LaPlante, Tom Nau, Buck Davis, Bob Gifford, Don Lundstrom, Denny Bergin, Chad Mitchell, Al Langdon, Larry Peachy, Jim Nyborg, mgr. Row 3: Don Taylor.- Carl Miller, Larry Eng- lish, Jim Boyd, Keith Nance, John Mjoen, Lowell Klatt, John Schwenger, Howard Lulling. Dick Anderson, Mick Smith. Row ' 4: Tex Conolly, Frank Schmidt, Gordon Pogue, Dave Hirte, Pete Rilc V£o;i) larshall, Dave Luleich, Tom McMillan, Jack Domit, Larry Frazier. Page ninety-nine yjtqllt J OotL(l Left: Chad Mitchell is dropped by a Conzaga tackier in the annual Merry-Go-Round. v Right: Carl Miller, Mick Smith, and Howard Lulling tackle a Rogers ball carrier as LeRoy Rlick and Jack Doinit, all-city men, come up on the left. After winning three and losing two, the junior Tigers met and defeated the highly favored and unde- feated Rogers squad 19 to 12. The next week they en ded the season by beating West Valley 39 to 0, thus cinching second place in the league. Sophomores Larry Geraghty, Larry Sampson, and Frank Oki showed up well as three of the outstanding backs in the league. Also showing much promise were Linemen Lex Gamble, Karl Nehammer, and Ed Groves. Row 1: Wayne Smith, Pete Melrose, Leslie Francis, Jerry Hahn, John Gray, Ed Groves, Perry Morton, Mike Peterson, Dan Gerpheide, Larry Geraghty, Larry Shopbell. Row 2: Spike Dunton, Bob Root, Larry Nelson, Bob Goettel, Lex Gamble, Larry Bennigson, Frank Oki, Bud Bowman, Terry Parkey, Fred Laehn, mgr. Row 3: Paul Hull, Don Walther, Carl Gardner, Danny Nelson, Karl Nehammer, Larry Samp- son. Page one hundred (jrab C itij ( .liampionilii r 1 5 vl ■■1 Undefeated and untied, the frosh football team concluded their season by defeating Gonzaga to win the league championship for the fourth straight year. Speedy Jim Canton sparked the team and other new talent showed up. Coach Bill Anderson and Pete Wertz took over during Head Coach Skip Louder- back ' s absence. First Row: Bill Couchman, Ron Bridges, James Canton, John Gallagher, Larry Marks. Second Row: Jim Nesbitt, Dick Vervair, Charles Engler, Roy Sharp, Don Wall, Gary Benjamin, Kenneth Kai, Al Deigley, Gary Grendahl, Bob Faulkner, Doug Strand. Third Row: Bob Souders, John Forehand, Pat Nichols, Glenn Scritchfield, Dave Morgan, John Wilcox, Charles Gregory, Mike Nichols, Tim Lynch, Mike Bray. Fourth Row: Arthur Olmsted, John Anderson, Dan Wilson, Max Etter, Carl Cordes, Ed Larson, Rod- ney Deitz, Bill Hatch, Stan Shenefelt, Don Betts, Richard Lyle. rodlt -Action Left: Rodne y Deitz (83) and Max Etter (25) block a Central Valley Junior High tackier as Dave Morgan moves forward on the right to take out another man. Right: Tricky James Canton catches a defensive end off balance and makes a big gain on a long run. Page one hundred one .... i nm l „.. ,i i u t A Top: These three men were main cogs in the LC late season drive: LeRoy Bliek, ruruur — nu.nwuu.l3 a n. city quarterback; Don Lundstrom, speedy halfback; and Mick Smith, hustling end. Middle: Two of the backs hardest to tackle in the city were Denny Bergin and Art James. Bottom: Three of the best and stoutest linemen were Lowell Klatt, Jack Domit, and Larry English. Domit and English were all-city selections in three papers while Klatt was chosen to play on the Tri-City squad in the all-star game next August. Page one hundred tu. ' o tinners Jafe Jliird Strata fit Jitle Another glorious cross-country season ended with LC mighty proud of its team. A fine squad turned out for Coach Art Frey, among them two returning lcttermen: Lee Mauro, last year s all-city cham- pion and record breaker, and Frank Zahniser, both seniors. The Tiger harriers beat Kennewick twice, Rogers and Richland three times each, and North Central four times. Bill Colwell, a junior transfer from Missouri, finished first in every race he ran, and broke the city record set by Mauro last year. Mauro was elected team captain and Fred Blackwell was honored with the inspirational award. Row 1: hred Blaekwell, Bill Colwell, Jack McElroy, Ron Jacoy, Lee Mauro, Bill Ceist Frank Zahniser. Row 2: Art Pohl, Cliff Howard, Lynn Tower, Hank Upton, DeWayne Allen, Gene Boykin, Ed Pool, Laurel Anderson. Absent: Paul Lauritzen. Geist is shown holding the team mascot, Elsie. Beaten-Bid ffot Out-JJiutfeJ Although beaten in this contest against John Rogers, Squinty Hunter ' s Tigers were never out-hustled. At the far left Gary Wright and Flovd Damon (12) watch as Art James leaves the floor and sinks one of his many lay-ins At the right Leroy Levesque checks a Pirate shot while Damon prepares to jump for the rebound. Buck Davis (0) and John Mjoen are watching the action. James can be seen peering from l ehind a Rogers Pirate. Page one hundred three i fe-ACCtAOH I fCLctice n ' 1e ' rs ' ° ' urnou ' Coach Squinty Hunter was greeted by just a few I I returning lettermen, several players up from last year ' s B squad, and some from Bill Anderson ' s frosh team of last year. The Tigers started slow, but with hard work and lots of hustle steadily improved and threw a scare into many of their opponents. Row 1: Coach Hunter, Art James, Gail Cogdill, Buck Davis, Larry Zinn, Ncalan Prater, Gary Wright, John Mjoen. Row 2: Floyd Damon, Larry English, Art Tinsley, Larry Gustafson, Frankie Barnes, Perry Morton, Jack Gation, Leroy Levesque. 3n ramurui ini ' Ol ' C • JUHIA Trus active group of girls, participating in many team sports,  was organized into four teams for the basketball season. Team •3, of which Sandy Leyda was captain, won top place in the contest. Row 1: Donna Mink, Joan Davis, Sandra Leyda, Sally True, Billie Johnson, Etta Mink, Ilene Gensel. Row 2: Joyce Fleckenstein, Beverly Winn, Sharon Vogel, Pat Barthule, Jackie Smith, Marilyn Maund, Barbie Scheibner, Arlene Belknap. Row 3: Marilyn Kirsch, Patty Johnson, Barbara Montanye, Glenda George, Karen Fremburg, Barbara Falick, Inez LaRue, Pat McCannon. Page one hundred four Losing only throe men through gradu- ation, the Tiger five have promise for a fine squad next year. One of these sen- iors, Art James, was plaeed on the Spokane Chronicle ' s all-city team. James and Floyd Damon were both among the eity ' s top ten scorers. Row 1: Jack Gation, Leroy Levesque, Carl Stolz, John Mjoen, Art James, Floyd Damon. Row 2: Nealan Prater, Ed Ewell, Tom McMillan, Larry Zinn, Buck Davis, and Bill Doric. Jack Peterson, new coach of the B team, said early in the season that his team might be l eaten but that they would never be outhustled. That proved true as the .squad, using two effective platoons, hustled every moment they were on the court. Although finishing fourth, they spoiled North Central ' s hopes of taking a tie for championship and nearly beat league champion Rogers in the last game of the season. Row 1: Bob Albrecht, Dave Luleich, Dennis Beilly, Hale McPhee, Tom True, Larry Bennigson, Larry Hamblen. Row 2: Larry Sampson, Pogey Hull, Randy Fos- seen, Bob Gifford, Perry Morton, Larry Gustafson, Frankie Barnes, Willie Jones, Vern Campbell. The Kittens dropped several close games, finishing sixth in league competition. Several fine players were produced with Charlie Fry, Bill Couchman, Dave Morgan, Tim Anderson, and Dennis Reilly showing considerable promise. Reilly finished the season as a regular on the B squad. Row 1: Jim Stewart, John Gallagher, Charles Fry, Jim Canton, Al Keigley. Row 2: Dave Morgan, Karl Gunzell, Tom McLaughlin, Tim Anderson, Dennis Hooper, Glen Scritchfield, Bill Couchman. Ron- 3: Bradley Cole, Pat Nichols, Wayne Hill, Ronnie Gifford, Fred Emry, Dick Knutsen. Page one hundred five Max Schoening ' s varsity ball club from last season. Middle: Jim Wilson (catcher), Floyd Damon (first base), and Bob (•if lord (catcher) are three boys whose experience in the spring of ' 53 helped to strengthen the infield. Bottom: Three infielders, N ' ealan Prater. Dave Luleich, and Larry Frazier, were bidding for places in ' 53 and were expected to repeat this year. Page one hundred six V e V Ml! II. IIIC I I _l I 11191 I ' lMI, 111 I I II II llllli I I ill The squad was loaded witli plenty of young talent, though, having three freshmen and six sophomores. It also had lettermen LeRoy Blick and Carl Miller. Row 1: LeRoy Bliek, Boh Bailey, Jack Binns, Coach Max Schoening, Larry Chestnut, Don Winzeler, Terry Hunt. Row 2: Gary Blank, manager; jim Smith, Nealan Prater, Duane Arkills, Dave Luleich, Larry Frazier, Dave Welker. manager. Row 3: Bob Gifford. Leroy Levesque, Floyd Damon, Art Tinsley, Carl Miller, Cordon Skillingstad. this Tiger nine did a good job. Row 1: Jim CunpbdL Terry Parkcy. Row 2: Mike Volk, Gary Wright, Tom Nan, Joel Molander, Bernie Lang, ' Buck Davis, Ron Clark. Row 3: Dick Davis, Larry Gustafson, Frank Shaver, Al Langdon, Duane Arkills. Page one hundred seven Have Lewis and Clark a wind-up to be proud of. The Kittens won six out of seven games, giving them a tie for first place with Rogers. Row 1: Peter Joss, Bill Merrill, Larry Small, Frank Barnes, Gene Sivertson (Coach), Jerry Komp, Tom McMil- lan, Don Wood. Row 2: Neil Todd, Harlan Swensen, Willie Jones, Frank Oki, Keith Nance, Bill Brubaker. Row 3: Don Walther, Hale McPhee, Larry Geraghty, Bill Smith, Bud Bowman, John Freeman. lads showed promise. George Vitolins, Keith Nance, and Willie Jones showed fortitude and stamina and were out- standing members of this team. Row 1: Curtis Minor, Gary Piatt, Randy Fosseen, Willie Jones, Steve Swift. Row 2: Keith Nance, Eddie Pool, Chrisato Kawabori, Ed Groves, Larry Geraghty, Lee Northey, Chuck Martin. Row 3: Eddie Gates, Mgr.; Tom McMillan, Art Pohl, Frank Oki, Larry Hamblen, Jim Donery, George Vitolins, John Gray, Allan Wilson. Page one hundred eight ment. The garments had black leather sleeves with an orange background. Row 1: Bill Anderson, freshman football, freshman basketball; Gene Sivertson, B squad football, freshman baseball. Row 2: Jack Peterson, B squad football, B squad basketball; Max Schoening, baseball; Bob Bartlett, var- sity football, B squad baseball; Gene Arger, varsity assistant football and track. Absent: Skip Louderback, freshman football; Art Frey, track, cross-country; Squinty Hunter, vanity basketball; Hal Jones, tennis; Philip Baird, golf. ennis CL ampion One of the Inland Empire ' s most outstanding tennis players, now girls ' singles champion, is Sally True. She has also been active in other fields throughout her school career. Miss True was the only tennis player to be nominated for the athlete of the year honor in the Sports Writers and Broadcasters Association annual awards. She has also won honors as the Inland Empire high school girls ' singles cham- pion, in the Yakima singles and doubles, and as City Park champion. Page one hundred nine JenniA Jeam (JSecomeS Kiati tj T1, ° ,,0 ' s ' tennis team ! K,,r Coach Hal Jones, placed see- s ' ond in city competition last spring. Top man on the team was Pete Porosky. In the individual competition last fall, Dave Broom, a freshman, proved to be an outstanding player by defeating North Central ' s top man. Row 1: Bill Stewart, John Peacock, Dave Broom, Mickey Soss, Richard Greene, Butch Gordon, Doug Taylor. Row 2: Terry Beck, Doug Store) ' , Larrv Zinn, Dave Hertel, Dale Michus, Dave Raymond, Tay Conrad, Clyde Skimmer, Doug Madsen. Absent: Frank Shaver, Pete Porosky, Carl Stolz. eaion A brand new team proved itself worthy of the Tiger name by defeating West Valley 10-2 and Central Valley 9-0. Dave Raymond and John Peacock both showed promise for a brilliant season next year. The prospects for future seasons looks good, with only one man, Pete Porosky, being lost to the team as a senior. Porosky, besides his ability in badminton, was also the tennis mainstay this spring. Miss Vir- ginia Danke was coach of both bad- minton teams. Row 1: Dick Greene, Dave Broom, Bill Colwell, Pete Porosky. Row 2: John Peacock, Dave Raymond, Bill Stewart, Don Taylor. Page one hundred ten letters Jdad (food Se ' eaSOtt The girls ' tennis team has had plenty of new talent and the players have had beneficial seasons. Besides local city matches, the girls took trips to Clarkston and Davenport. Many of the team ' s members played in the city championships and placed individually. Again Sally True and Kay Guell were outstanding and Sandy Leyda, freshman, showed quali- ties of a promising player. Row li Jeanette Farley, Vergie Barcus, Sandra Levda, Louise lioyt, Sally Stewart. Row 2: Janice Adams, Lois Boleraski, Karen Obcrg, Elois Smith, Charee McAllister. Row 3: Judy Jones, June Dra an, Corrine Lyle, Kay Guell, Sally True, Glena Rae Pease. sl-ui .Section With plenty of new talent, the girls ' badminton team met opponents from West and Central Valley schools, com- Jeam Scores Succi I opponents Irom West and Central Valley plcting an undefeated season. They gained considerable experience from practice with the boys ' badminton team by competing against other teams in mixed doubles. Corrine Lyle and Jeanette Farley were both victorious in these mixed doubles matches and both will return next season. Sally True will be the only member of the squad to graduate. Row 1: Lois Boleraski, Carol Bak- ken, Karen Oberg, Sally Stewart. Row 2: Jeanette Farley, Corrine Lyle, Sally True, Sandra Leyda, Beverly Moss. Page one hundred eleven d ouA (-joff- Jecwi jf reparect f • had an exceptionally large bovs ' golf squad which played in several intra squad tournaments. Last spring they tied with North Central for the city championship. Among the returning lettermen were Tom True and Ray Schmidt. Row 1: Oakie Burrows, Paul Njaa, Terry McMacken, Larry Stewart, Gary Stein, Jerrv Camp, Jason Njaa, Ward Livingston, Floyd Morris. Row 2: Paul Hunt, Tom True, Jim Johnson, Ray Schmidt, Randy Fosseen, Doug Pratt, John Brunzell, Jack Pearce, Al Pratt, Dale Mehaffey, Garv Steiner. ningham, Marlene As the event of the season, the girls ' golf team tied North Central on Down- river ' s 18. L.C. ' s four top shooters this season were Neysa Donato, Bunny Cun- Curtis, and Barbara Baker Sitting on pillar and rail: Topper Nielsen, Sandy Martin, Neysa Donato, Catherine Wendle, Barbara Baker Lenore Foulks, Kay Elliot, and Mary Knight. Left to right on steps: Karen Gilbertson, Marlene Curtis, Bunny Cun- ningham, Flo Aspray, and Patsy Bergcjuist. Page one hundred twelve D1V LOCATION t The Tiger Staff works to meet their deadline on the Ides of March. s l. c. produced The 1954 Story, all sorts of things ii went on according to plan or happened incident- ally behind the scenes. Ten girls, for example, assisted in the health room; nine helped the office personnel as courtesy girls; eleven assisted Mrs. McQuown in the bookroom and seven girls assisted Mr. Orcutt as treasurer of the school. The Girls ' Federation put on a Winter Car- nival; the Boys ' Federation staged a beard-growing con- test; the senior class and the junior class each put on convocations; the band made a trip to Yakima. All this and much more made this year lively and interesting. Page one hundred thirteen At 4 p. in. on November 25, the Tiger Staff eoneluded their Tiger sales. Showing their jubilation at the news that 1,450 Tigers had been sold are, left to right: Midge Matsunuira, Marilyn Greve, Phyliss Geddis, Benita Blue, Sandra McKeever, Bonnie Biegel, Sondra Garlinghouse, Sherrel Bradford, Martha Meinhardt, Sandra Cochran, Margaret Hamilton, Helen Montgomery, Ann Lawson, Anita Bartoo, Leila Wheeler, Jerry Cohen, and Roberta Pollock. On top of Fred Blackwell is Ray Davis. On the ladder are Nancy Stender and Alice Xaundorf. New and old talent was displayed at the first A.S.B. talent con presented on November 9, in the audi- torium. Directed by Miss Nancy Martin, the show was well received by the students. Row 1: Janet Haltom, Ann Bradford, Barbara Henry, Anne Henderson, Kay Adams, Jerry Nelson, Ruth Ann Cydrus, Kenlynn Williams, Deanne Ham, Phyliss Silver, Dick Geist, Larry English. Row 2: Sally Beil and Ed Cummins. Row 3: Dick Bech, Dave Simmons, Orville Trapp, Bob Thomas, Jerry Cohen, Bob Hargraves, Jerry Wood, Stan Utterback, Bob Wilman, Irwin Lewis, Richard Campbell, Dick Higgins, Don Black, Clarence Bungay. Page one hundred fourteen Highlight of the A.S.B. activities for the year was the Inaugural ball held on February 6, in the Spo- kane Hotel Silver Room. The dance, held in honor of the new A.S.B. officers, was a big success and a good time was enjoyed by all. Top: All the A.S.B. officers for the year and their dates for the Ball: Carolyn Bellar, Dick Bech, Col- leen Shields, Pete Riley, Paul Hull, Janet Chisholm, Marilyn Jenkins, Larry English, Sally Beil, Larry Bennigson, Ann Claggett, Henry Upton, Bonnie Byrne, Bob Couchman, Joanne Henry, Chad Mitchell, Jim Farber, Martha Meinhardt, Dick Anderson, and Nan Byfield. Bottom: The crowd at the dance, thoroughly enjoying themselves. Page one hundred fifteen Left 1: Health room attendents. Left 2: The stage crew had an exceptionally active year. Left 3: The office made good use of the courtesy girls. Left 4: Seniors in the first chairs of the band and orchestra. Right 1: Here ' s the gang that entered the B.F. beard-growing contest. Not pictured is Harwood Tibbitts, first-place winner. Right 2: Doing everything from counting paper to filing book cards were these book- room assistants. Right 3: First to buy their Tigers this year were these students. Right 4: Gerald Hartley directs the A Cappella choir in the hall at Christmas time. Page one hundred sixteen Left 1: Carol Jean Smith receives first prize in the annual Fire Prevention Essay Contest. Left_2: Em- inelie Dressen, foreign student from Germany, is shown working in the F.H.A. Service room in 325 A. Left •3: Students showing their Hello Week tags. Left 4: Our L.C. Bottle Blondes. Right 1: Irene Atkinson wrote the best letter on how her big sister, Janet Haltom, helped her at L.C. and won the contest sponsored by the Girls ' Federation. Right 2: These are the girls that help Mr. Orcutt in the business office and in the cafeteria. Right 3: The largest representation from one family that L.C. has seen for a long time are the Bodeys. Right 4: Admiring the cartoon that William Shinkai got printed in Roto are Norman Eng and Roy Hayashi. Page one hundred seventeen A trip to Yakima, a Goal Post Gallop and many pep cons highlighted the football season. Left 1: Foot- ball queens and their escorts after the Goal Post Gallop. Left 2: L.C. Band Members and Cheerleaders with their Yakima hosts on the trip to Yakima. Left 3: The L.C. majorettes perform at the Ti-Girls ' Mixer, the Goal Post Gallop. Left 4: Cheerleaders lead the stud ent body in the L.C. Fight Song during a football pep con. Right 1: Chaperones on the Ti-Girl busses on the trip to Yakima. Right 2: The football queens and princesses at the Goal Post Gallop. Right 3: Clara Duren plays at the Goal Post Gallop. Right 4: A section of the student body yelling enthusiastically at a pep con. Page one hundred eighteen The Girls ' Federation held their third annual Winter Carnival on December 4. All the girls enjoyed working together to make the carnival the success that it was. Left 1: Clowns Mary Lou Conner and Pat Sterling watch Coronation Chairman Joan Palmer crown Snow Queen Janet Chishohii as Snow King Frank Seebeck looks on. Left 2: Clowns: Pat Friend, Mary Lynn Joyer and Joyce Humphreys. Left 3: Snow King and Queen, Frank Seebeck and Janet Chisholm. Right 1: Mermaid: Nancy Stender. Right 2: Selling at the food booth is Joan Siewert. Mr. Taylor, Miss McClincy and Mrs. Campbell look on. Right 3: Jim Morris tries his strength at the strength tester as Leila Wheeler and Tim Lynch watch. Page one hundred nineteen The Senior Con, A Day in TV, given to the student body on February 18, was enthusiastically re- ceived. Top: In the rip-roaring Western, The Sundown Kid. The scene is in a milk bar. Middle: The court room scene from the soap opera featured Marilyn Greve, Chuck Quinn, Alice Naundorf, Shirley Eastman, Hardey Newsum, Gary LaRose; jury— Charlene Plank, Claudia Westland, Sherrel Bradford, Gary Blank, Ralph Carlson and George Heineman. Bottom: Pictured here is a scene from Howdy Doody. On stage are Gary Irish, Robin Casey, Bob Anderson, Janet Wright, Bob DeVleming, Sandy McKeever, Darlene Vervair, Janet Haltom, Judy Tucker, Gary Blan k, Gloria Soriano, Susan Melrose, Reno Rupert, Martha Merrill, Judy Bodey, Fred Blackwell, and Mary Jane Soriano. Page one hundred twenty Top: The Mcrry-Go-Round game took place on September 12. It attracted an audience of alxnit 22,(K)(). Here is the L.C. cheering section during an exciting moment of the game. Middle: Two weeks after school started the faculty held their annual Pot-Luck dinner in the cafeteria. Before the dinner the teachers got together to talk a hit. Bottom: Here are the Ti-Girls in the auditorium waiting for the stu- dent body before their con which was held this year on October 15. Page one hundred twenty-one Everybody liked the Junior con, Guys and Dolls in Paris presented to the student body on Novem- ber 18. The play was so well received by t he students that a night performance for parents and friends was given with great success. Left 1: Chorus girls Patsy Gynn, Joanne Henry, and Nan Byfield. Left 2: The Silver Chorus line. Left 3: Tango dancers Steve Weisgerber and Karen Bartlett. Right 1: Tigers and Tigrettes. Right 2: Soloist John Mjoen and Ballet Dancer Elaine Jacobson. Right 3: Soloists Delpha Steph- ens, Jo Warner, Joan Bodey, Pat Webster, Shirley Burns, John Mjoen, Judy Halliday and Carol Mason. 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