Medical Lake High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medical Lake, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

Zke Cardinal Published by the Associated Students of Medical Lake High School Medical Lake, Washington Zke Staff Editor: Lynda Fuller Art Editor: Janet Fuson Business Managers: Frankie Trautman, Robert Llewellyn AH Zhe World’s a Stage All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts. William Shakespeare It is the sincere hope of the annual staff that you will find much pleasure and enjoyment in this issue of the 1959 Cardinal. Your high school years are part of life's great theatre... The school, your stage, and you, the actor. Each section of this annual is another scene of the play. The theme of the yearbook, therefore, is based upon human drama. With this thought in mind, we present the 1959 CARDINAL. As you glance through this script in years to come, we hope you will re-live your big role in this drama. Dedication For the past two years, Sunshine Millhorn has been sending her rays of shining light into the hearts of all the students here at Medical Lake High. Mrs. Millhorn has given to her classes, besides many pleasant hours of teaching, a gay wit and unmatched humor in her conversation and attitude towards all aspects of school life. It is to you, Sunshine Millhorn, supervisor of the annual staff, that we lovingly dedicate this annual, The 1959 Cardinal, as a token of appreciation to a wonderful teacher. The Annual Staff and Associated Students of Medical Lake High School 4 Scene I the faculty---- knowledge------ dispersers of Administration ROY HOLIDAY JR. Administrative Assistant MARLENE TRAUTMAN Secretary WESLEY A. HUFF WAYNE BALL Superintendent Principal Jacultu At Work MRS. SYBIL HATCH: Chorus director MRS. HELENE JOHNSON: Commcrical, girls' after school sports. MRS. FIRLEY PICKENS: English, girls' p.e., dramatics. MR. ALEX SALTMAN: Band director. MR. LESTER GREEAR: Athletic director, math., social studies. MR. WAYNE BALL: Washington State History, orientation. MRS. HELEN KARR: Home economics. MRS. LORETTA ENDERUD: Librarian. MR. WILLOUGHBY VAN CAMP: Science, math., assistant coach. MR. EDWIN HILL : Industrial arts. MRS. SUNSHINE MILLHORN: English, social studies, journalism, art. Senior “Spacers” THE BRASS: (Back, left to right): Jerry Holton, president; Jim Cogswell, Student Council representative. (Front, left to right): Arlene Willms, secretary-treasurer; Earl Reeves, Student Council representative; Frankie Trautman, vice president. At last this group has earned the long-awaited title of the Senior Class of 1959, having blessed us with an enrollment of 28. Their first activity was to sponsor an all-school Get Acquainted dance. Instead of a Senior Sneak this year, the class gave a Snow Ball Dance. This page compliments of RALPHS’ DRUGS Phone SA 3—2531 Gifts—Photo Supplies Medical Lake, Wn. ■ LOIS IRENE WILSON MAJORS? English, home economics, commercial. ACTIVITIES: Dog Patch Daze and Drums of Death 3; typing and shorthand award 3; news staff 4; volleyball 2; news staff 4; annual staff 4; majorette 4; honor roll 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL WAYNE BOWLER TRANSFERRED: Mountain Home High School, Idaho. MAJORS: English, science, math. ACTIVITIES: Drums of Death 3; typing award 3; news staff 4. PLANS: Washington State College. I DELORES MARIE SABIN MAJORS: English, home economics, commercial. ACTIVITIES: Drums of Death 3; typing and shorthand award 3; news staff 4; volloyball 3; annual staff 4; majorette 4; G.A. A. 3. PLANS: nursing school. CLIFFORD J. NILLES MAJORS: English, shop. ACTIVITIES: Class president 2; President of B. A. A. 4; batting trophy 2,3; football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4 ; baseball 1,2, 3,4; band 1,2,3; B.A.A 1,2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 2. - JANET A. FUSON MAJORS: English, history. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Modern Music Masters 2; annual 3,4; news staff 3,4; art award 3; pep club 3. PLANS: art school. MAJORS: Industrial arts, English. ACTIVITIES: Dog Patch Daze” 3; Drums of Death 3; football manager 3.4; B. A. A. 3,4; paper staff 3, 4. MARSHA MARIE HILLBRICK MAJORS: English, home economics, commercial. ACTIVITIES: librarian assistant 3,4. PLANS: nursing school. MORRIS JAMES MEAD STANLEY DALE STARRING MAJORS: English, commercials. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics award 3; Drums of Death and Dog Patch Daze” 3; news staff 4; annual staff 4, PLANS: Barber College in Seattle. VIVIAN E. BRANSCOM TRANSFERRED: Prosser, Washington. MAJORS: English, home-economics, commercial. ACTIVITIES: shorthand award 3; volleyball 3; G.A.A. 3; Hobby Club 1. CAROLYN DARLENE THOMPSON TRANSFERRED: Amador County High School, Suttercreek, California. MAJORS: English, history, commercial. ACTIVITIES: office 4; homecoming princess 4. PLANS: Kinman Business College. JAMES WENDELL COGSWELL MAJORS: English, science, math. ACTIVITIES: class representative 4; band 1, 2,3; football 1,2, 3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; baseball 1,2, 3,4; B.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; honor roll 1 2,3,4. PLANS: E.W.C.E. NOELT. VAUGHN MAJORS; English, science, math. PLANS: Washington State College. •� MARY MARGARET HALE MAJORS: English, home economics, commercial. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; typing award 3; news staff 4; band 1,2; volleyball 3,4; pep club president 4. FREDRICK ALLEN WISE MAJORS: English, shop. ACTIVITIES: Dog Patch Daze Drums of Death 3; football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3; B.A.A. 2,3,4. EARL EUGENE REEVES MAJORS: English, math, science. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; football manager 2,3; baseball 1, 2; basketball 1,2,3,4; class representative 1,4; band 1,2; badminton 3; typing award 3; secretary of B. A. A. 3; B.A.A. 1,2, 3,4. GERALD WAYNE HOLTEN MAJORS: English, science, math. ACTIVITIES: baseball 3; class president 4; football 1. 2,3,4; B. A. A. secretary -treasurer 4; B. A. A. 1,2,3 4. PLANS: Washington State College. AR LENE JOYCE WILLMS MAJORS: English, home economics, commercial. ACTIVITIES: Class secretary 4; Dog Patch Daze” 3; Drums of Death 3; G. A. A. 1,2,3; news staff 4; honor roll 3. PLANS: nursing school. TERRY E. REEDELER TRANSFERRED: Amador County High School, Suttercreek, California. MAJORS: English, industrial arts, music, history, science. ACTIVITIES: tootball 4. PLANS: San Jose State College, California. TRANSFERRED: Missoula County High School, Montana. MAJORS: Home economics, English, history. ACTIVITIES: class secretary 3; class vice-president 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; vice-president 4; A Conneticut Yankee 2; Dog Patch Daze 3; volleyball 2,3,4; badminton 2,3,4; baseball 3; news staff 4; annual staff 4; home coming queen 4. FRANKIE TRAUTMAN CLINT FAIT MAJORS: English, science, math. ACTIVITIES: football 1,2,3,4; B. A. A. 1; honor roll 3,4. ANNA MAE HENNING MAJORS: English, history, home economics. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Dog Patch Daze 3; baseball 3; volleyball 3,4; dance day 2,4. PLANS: Kinman's Business College. DAVID HARRY KNOTTS MAJORS: English, math. ACTIVITIES: class representative 3; badminton 2,3,4; typing award 2; ping pong 3; B. A. A. 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4. PLANS: San Jose State College, California. SHARON RAE PERIN MAJORS: science, math. ACTIVITIES: chorus 4; G. A. A.; band. PLANS: college. KENNETH DEAN HOUSE MAJORS: math, science, English. ACTIVITIES: football 1,2,3,4; B. A. A. 1,2,3,4; typing award 3; honor roll 1,2, 3,4. PLANS: Washington State College. JEANNETTE M. RANTZOW MAJORS: Home economics, English, band, science. ACTIVITIES: Dog Patch Daze 3; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; typing award 3; band 1,2,3,4; annual staff 3; Modern Music Masters 2; class representative 3; student body secretary treasurer 4; G. A. A. vice-president 3; president 4; honor roll 1,2,3,4. PLANS: nursing school. LEROY ROBERT LLEWELLYN MAJORS: English, math, science, music. ACTIVITIES: band 1,2,3,4; class representative 3; Drums of Death 3; Dog Patch Daze 3; class vice-president 1,3; B.A.A. 1,2,3,4; cheerleader 2,3; news staff 3,4; annual staff 4; Modern Music Masters treasurer 3; honor roll 1,2,3, 4. PLANS: Washington State College. VIRGIL VERNON ANDREWS TRANSFERRED: Veradale to Medical Lake, from Medical Lake to Reardan, from Reardan to Medical Lake. MAJORS: English, band. ACTIVITIES: band president 4; F. F. A. 2. PLANS: mechanic or a dance band. LYNDA LEE FULLER MAJORS: English, home economics, commercial. ACTIVITIES: cheerleaders 1,2; class secretary 1; A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court , 2;carnival queen 3; studentbody vice-president 4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; band 1,2; Modern Music Masters 2; honor roll 1,2,3,4. PLANS: Kinman's Business College. TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER-Lois, Clint, Janet, Jim, Lynn, Noel, Earl, Marsha, Rob, Fred. We bequeath. . . The Senior class of 1959, being of relatively sound mind, do bequeath the following to the unfortunate peasants left behind. EARL REEVES—my good looks and charm to Mike Vaughan. ANNA MAE HENNING—all my old boy-friends at Cloud's Roller Rink to Sandra Musser in the hope she can find one to suit her. NOEL VAUGHN—my studious manner to Butch Gemmrig. ARLENE WILLMS—my ability to get rid of summer boy friends and then spend the winter wishing I had them back again to Diane Femia. JERRY HOLTEN—my lousy ability to not be able to think of anything to will to anyone that wants it. CAROLYN THOMPSON—all my lonely nights to Judy Updike. JIM MEAD—my ability to leave school in the afternoon and not get caught to George Joynes. CINDY BRANSCOM—my English book to Sharon Goedon so she can use it as a paper weight too. KEN HOUSE—my nickname Mousy to Bill Morris. JAN FUSON—my congratulations to all those who are passing. SHORTY NILLES—my address book to Glen Hagstrom and my athletic features to John Spearman. LOIS WILSON—my home-ec.-made chemise to Barb McCrory. FRED WISE—my three minute egg timer and alarm clock to Steve Sandritter. FRANKIE TRAUTMAN—my ability to go steady to Florence Rodenbough. DAVE KNOTTS—my ability to stay out of trouble in Mr. Hill's fourth period study hall to George Joynes and my jokes to Mrs. Johnson. DEE SABIN—my technique of flirting to Nila Andrews, hoping she will have fun too. VIRG ANDREWS—my variety of cars and girls to Larry Tooke in the hope that he can keep the little Ford just ahead of the law as well as I have. MARSHA HILLBRICK—my sewing success to the freshman girls. CLINT FAIT—my slimness to Pete Stahl and my mathematical brain to David Quinn. MARY HALE— my ability to move around to different places and not stay more than six months in the same place to the Barton twins. TERRY REIDELER—my happy smile and molasses barometer to Mr. Van Camp. JEANNETTE RANTZOW—my long brown hair to Sandra Musser, and my treasurer's position to Sharon Goeden in the hope she will be able to keep the books up to date. MIKE BOWLER—my awkward feet to Florence Jenness and my book reports to Ken Tooke. STAN STARRING—my bottle of peroxide to Linda Alber. JIM COGSWELL—my ability for not missing a day of school in twelve years to anybody foolish enough to try it. LYNDA FULLER—my ability to sleep through any class to Carol Sloan and my long hair to Gail Hackeny so she can keep her ears warm in the winter. BOB LLEWELLYN—my sassy sax to Mary Rustemeyer in the hope that she will be able to jazz it up like I do. {Junior “Jjumpsters” THE BRASS: (Left to right): Rich Sloan, Student Council representative; Shirley Kyllo, treasurer; Donna Dacy, president; Glen Hagstrom, vice president; Carol Sloan, Student Council representative; Gary Tooke, secretary. The Junior class has sponsored several dances this year. Among them was the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was a great success and was enjoyed by all. At Christmas time they sponsored a hop after a basketball game. Then, in the Spring, came the traditional Junior-Senior Prom. This event turned out very well, and ended the year for the Senior Class with a flourish of best wishes. This page compliments of MARSHALL WELLS STORE Ted and Harold Edgett Phone BEL. 5-4410 317 First Street Cheney, Wash. LEFT: Donna Dacy Nadine Fauaer RIGHT: Graydon Frack Butch Gemmrig LEFT: Cherie Girard Glen Hagstrom TOP: Nila Andrews Judy Ballance Linda Bowden Bob Cotter BOTTOM: Jim Holien George Joynes Victor Kidley Penny Kukuk 20 TOP: Shirley Kyllo Norma McDowell Bill Morris Bert Nash LEFT: Kenny Niccolls Dan Nilles RIGHT: Richard Olds John Paden LEFT: Carol Pitts Caroline Rasmussen BOTTOM: Carol Sloan Richard Sloan Arlene Starring Gary Tooke 21 TOP: Eddie Trautman Marianne Tutt Sandra Vaughan Don Wallace LEFT: Jack Wheeler THOSE NOT SHOWN: Eugene Fleming Fred Hutchison Florence Jcnness Howard Murry Richard Roberts 22 Sophomore “Sharpies ” THE BRASS: (Left to right): Gary Gilbreth, Student Council representative; Roy Mann, president; Dona Brooks, secretary-treasurer; Betty Holznagcl, Student Council representative; Sharon Goeden, vice president. As everyone knows, it is the responsibility of the Sophomore Class to sponsor the initiation of the Freshmen. Other activities of the Sophomore class have included a Hat Dance which turned out quite well. Also they gave a Surprise Party . No one knew what it was going to be until they arrived. 404 First Street This page compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locallv Owned—Nationally Known Cheney, Wash. LEFT: Janice Beatty Barbara Biggs RIGHT: Dona Brooks John Buffington LEFT: Carmen Carter Sharon Cawood TOP: Linda Alber Pat Barton Priscilla Barton Bob Beale BOTTOM: Vonna Clark Sharon Conroo Bob Cooper Margaret Fnrquhar 24 LEFT: Mike Hockett Betty Holznagel RIGHT: Larry House Sharon Jensen LEFT: Tom Lee Frances Lightel TOP: Helen Geer Gary Gilbreth Gail Hackney Bob Harper BOTTOM: Roy Mann Barbara McCrory Bob Morris Quentin Munro 25 LEFT: Richard Rasmussen Alvin Reynolds RIGHT: Florence Rodenbough Steve Sandritter LEFT: Penny Smelser Doug Sonneborn TOP: Margie Murlin Charles Nash Linda Niccolls Wesley Pogue BOTTOM: Dennis Starring Paloma Stewart Darryl Stockton Donald Turnbough 26 TOP: Margie Turnbough Tanya Turner Judy Updike Frances Whitmer LEFT: James Dormaier Larry Tooke THOSE NOT SHOWN: Sharon Goeden 27 freshman ”Q teenies” THE BRASS: (Left to right): Mary Rustemeyer, Student Council representative; Diane Femia, treasurer; Darrel Cogswell, secretary; Tim Hillbrick, president; Lonnio Baumann, Student Council representative; Kenny Tooke, vice president In October of 1958 the Freshmen were initiated as full-fledged underclassmen. They are already looking forward to being the Senior Class of 1962. The Freshmen sponsored a balloon dance this year -an event which went off very nicely. This page courtesy of MEDICAL LAKE APPLIANCE AND TV Radio, TV, and Appliance Sales and Service Phone SA. 3-3131 116 East Lake Street Medical Lake, Wn. LEFT: Sandy Bogle Glee Clark RIGHT: John Clements Darrel Cogswell LEFT: John Cook Clarence Davis TOP: Evelyn Ahlers Perry Alf Lonnie Bauman Jimmy Beauchamp BOTTOM: Evelyn Dobbins Bill Emsley Gene Fauser Diane Femia 29 LEFT: terenda Haywood Janet Hill RIGHT!Tim Hillbrick Rusty Jackson LEFT: Fern Johnson Keith Kendall TOP: Gary Fine Lyle Fuson Cai'ol Gemmrig Steve Grub BOTTOM: Jack Kimmell Shirley King Jerry Kohler Bob Kramer 30 LEFT: David Quinn Mary Rustemeyer RIGHT:Ray Slater Pam Sloan LEFT: John Spearman Pete Stahl TOP: Joan Morris Sandra Musser Valerie Orsborn Charles Pogue BOTTOM: Fred Stannard A1 Staples Ken Tooke Carolyn Turnbough 31 TOP: Wendell Turnbough Mike Vaughan Ann .Wetzel THOSE NOT SHOWN: Larry Brenneman Karen Goeden James Jcnncss James Lowry Terrence Roberts Joanne Saunders Joyce Saunders John Wilkes Roger Worden LEFT: Ray Willms Marlene Wright Mob JClewellyn—J.. S.M. President Dear friends, classmates, and student body members: I hope this year has been a most successful and prosperous one for you. The Student Council has had one of its best years, I am sure. It sponsored activities such as the Christmas Party, the annual Carnival, and a new event this year which was Medical Lake's Homecoming. The Student Council attended both North East District Student Council meets this year and gained some ideas on how other student councils operate. Next year the student body will begin a new era in a new high school building and possibly as a class A high school. So, as the school year closes once again, I wish each and every individual a bright and happy future. 34 tA.S.K. Officers, Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: (top): Bob Llewellyn, president; (middle): Lydna Fuller, vice president; (bottom): Jeannette Rantzow, secretary-treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL: (seated left to right): Jeannette Rantzow, Bob Llewellyn, Lynda Fuller, (second row): Betty Holznagel, Carol Sloan, Richard Sloan, Gary Gilbreth, Jim Cogswell, Earl Reeves, Mary Rustemeyor, Lonnie Baumann, Wayne Ball, Advisor. Congratulations Seniors, from KIMMEL’S HI—POWER Gas—Oil—Wheel Balancing—Tires—Lubrication Mays’, 0iris’ Athletic Associations BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: (Front row, left to right): Alfred Staples, Darrel Cogswell, Gary Tooke, Earl Reeves, (second row): Gary Fine, Ray Willms, Mike Hockett, Terry Reideler, Shorty Nilles, Bob Cotter, (third row): Jack Kimmel, Tim Hillbrick, Doug Sonneborn, Dave Knotts, Glen Hagstrom, Jim Holicn, (fourth row): Pete Stahl, Jim Cogswell, Richard Sloan, George Joynes, Jerry Holton, Dan Nilles, Jim Mead, Ken House, (fifth row): Howard Murray, Kenny Niccolls, Gary Gilbreth, Clint Fait, Bill Morris. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: (Front row-seated, left to right): Carol Pitts, Carol Sloan, Eddie Trautman, Jeannette Rantzow, Frankie Trautman, Penny Kukuk, Mary Rustemeyer, Anna Mae Henning, (second row): Fern Johnson, Pam Sloan, Gail Hackney, Arlene Starring, Sharon Pcrin, Evelyn Dobbins, Mary Hale, Priscilla Barton, Pat Barton, Janet Fuson, Margie Murlin, Barbara McCrory, Donna Dacy, Helene Johnson -advisor, (third row): Lynda Fuller, Sandra Bogle, Penny Smelser, Helen Geer, Sandra Musser, Linda Niccolls, Vonna Clark, Carol Gemmrig. 36 Music Qroups-Choms,Baud CHORUS: (Front row-seated, left to right): Priscilla Barton, Brenda Haywood, Florence Jenness, Barbara Biggs, Evelyn Ahlers, Margie Murlin, Dona Dacy, Sharon Cawood, Dona Brooks, Mary Rustemeyer, Mike Bowler, (second row): Pat Barton, Evelyn Dobbins, Florence Rodenbough, Betty Holznagel, Sharon Perin, Paloma Stewart, Sharon Jensen, Sandra Bogle, Pam Sloan, Fern Johnson, Marianne Tutt, Arlene Starring, (third row): Valerie Orsborn, Carolyn Turnbough, Carol Gcmmrig, Vona Clark, Tanya Turner, Frances Lightel, Norma McDowell, Roger Worden, Butch Gcmmrig, Eddie Trautman, Karen Gooden, Sandra Musser. Phone SA. 3-3247 This page courtesy of PICNIC PINES Family Playground on Silver Lake Medical Lake, Wn. MjC’S Zwirling Corps (Top): Lois Wilson, (middle): Dee Sabin, Dona Brooks, Pat Barton, Vonna Clark, (bottom): Diane Femia, Priscilla Barton, Glee Clark, Florence Jenncss, Arlene Starring. 38 Jt,mual Staff EDITORIAL STAFF: (seated): Lynda Fuller, editor; Jan Fuson, art editor; (standing): Bob Llewellyn, Frankie Trautman, business managers. ANNUAL STAFF: (seated-left to right): Frankie Trautman, Lynda Fuller, Jan Fuson, Bob Llewellyn, (standing): Mike Bowler, Dee Sabin, Shirley Kyllo, Stan Starring, Lois Wilson, Dona Dacy, Sunshine Millhorn, Advisor. FIELDS RADIO TV Phone SA. 3-2711 Medical Lake, Wn. Congratulations, Seniors from Newspaper Staff EDITORIAL STAFF EDITORS: (scatcd-left to right): Frankie Trautman, circulation editor; Margie Murlin, managing editor; Janet Fuson, art editor; (top): Mike Bowler, sports editor; Bob Llewellyn, editorial editor. NEWS STAFF: (seated, loft to right): Mike Bowler, Frankie Trautman, Margie Murlin, Jan Fuson, Bob Llewellyn, (second row): Arlene Willms, Helen Geer, Dee Sabin, Eugene Fleming, Stan Starring, Jim Mead, Linda Niccolls, Lois Wilson, Sunshine Millhorn, Advisor; Anna Mae Henning, Richard Roberts, Mary Hale. Margie Murlin, news editor Congratulations, Seniors, from PIONEER GARAGE Phone SA. 3-2761 Motor Rebuilding and Repair Medical Lake, Wn. potiTs athletics —— good Sportsmanship and fair play football Zeam (Front row): Ray Willms, Alfred Staples, Tim Hillbrlck, Darrell, Cogswell, Wendell Turnbough, Ken House, Gary Tooke; (Center): Stan Mathews, Doug Sonneborne, Dan Nilles, Terry Keidoler, Fred Hutchinson, Pete Stahl, Jim Holien, Shorty Nilles; (Top): Roy Mann, Howard Murray, Gary Gilbreth, Glen Hagstrom, Jim Cogswell, Jerry Holten, Fred Wise, Clint Fait, and Rich Sloan. Starting Stem (Line): Jim Cogswell, Rich Sloan, Dan Nilles, Fred Wise, Doug Sonneborne, Gary Gilbreth, and Roy Mann; (Center): Shorty Nilles; (Back): Jerry Holten, Terry Reideler, and Ken House. 42 Basketball Squad (Front): Howard Murray, Dave Knotts, Ken Niccolls, George Joynes, Jim Cogswell; (Back): Gary Tooke, Earl Reeves, Dan Nilles, Glen Hagstrom, Shorty Nilles, Mr. Greear, Coach. (jiris’ Volleyball (Back): Jeanette Rantzow, Mary Hale, Mary Rustemeyer, Linda Niccolls, Eddie Trautman, Priscilla Barton, Pat Barton, Carol Pitts; (Front): Sandra Musser, Penny Kukuk, Shirley Kyllo, Frankie Trautman, Barbara McCrory. 43 NICCOLLS, Forward COGSWELL, Forward JOYNES, Forward NILLES, Guard KNOTTS, Center HAGSTROM, Forward TOOKE, Guard REEVES, Guard NILLES, Guard Best Wishes to the Graduates of ’59 SMITH JEWELERS MURRAY, Forward 408 First Street Cheney, Wash Cardinal basketball Squads B-SQUAD: (Kneeling): Ray Willms, Darrel Cogswell, Dennis Starring, Gary Fine and Lonnie Baumann, (standing): Jim Dormaier, Gary Gilbreth, Tim HiUbriok, Alvin Reynolds and Coach Greear. ■ 1 V . This page compliments of SMITH’S CLEANERS Headquarters for Official School Sweaters Laundry—Dry Cleaning Phone SA. 3—2291 Medical Lake, Wn. I Baseball Zeam (Front): Bob Kramer, Mike Hockett, Tim Hillbrick, Dennis Starring, James Jeness, Larry House, Larry Brenncman, Darrell Cogswell, Donald Turnbough; (Back): Fred Wise, Shorty Nilles, Jim Dormaier, Jim Cogswell, Dan Nilles, Gary Gilbreth, George Joynes, Howard Murray, Ray Slater, Jim Beauchamp. Phone BEL. 5-6255 This page courtesy of M. A. MALMOE, CONSIGNEE Union Oil Co. of Californa Products Cheney, Washington Uadm 'mtOH Zeam (Front): Darrell Stockton, Glen Hagstrom, Ken Niccolls, Rich Sloan, Jim Dormaicr, Steve Sandritter; (Back): Mary Rustemeyor, Shirley Kyllo, Frankie Trautman, Penny Kukuk, Eddie Trautman, Sandra Musser, Barbara McCrory, and Miss Suva, Advisor. Zemis Zeam (Back): Arlene Starring, Steve Sandritter, Dona Dacy, Jack Kimmel, Margie Murlin, Stan Starring, Linda Niccolls, Jim Mead, Eddie Trautman, Darrell Stockton, Gail Hackney, Glen Hagstrom, Carol Sloan, Rich Sloan, Carol Pitts; (Front): Lyle Fuson, Mr. Hill, Advisor; Jim Holicn. 47 CHEERLEADERS: Penny Kukuk, Dona Brooks, Sandra Musser, and Barbara McCrorv This page compliments of SILVER LAKE RESORT The Rainbow Paradise Boats—Modern Coffee Shop—Swimming Phone SA. 3—3081 Box 187 Medical Lake, Wash. Dam Day (Officers): President, Mary Hale; Vice-President, Betty Hol .nagel; Secretary-treasurer, Cherie Girard; Sergeant-at-arms, Linda Niccolls. P e P e i u b (Back row, left to right): Donna Dacy; Mary Rustemeyer; Sandra Musser; Nadine Fauser; Sharon Jensen. (Row 2): Jeannette Rantzow; Karen Goeden; Helen Geer; Margie Murlin; Linda Niccolls; Barbara Mc-Crory. (Row 3): Arlene Willms; Gail Hackney; Sharon Cawood; Eddie Trautman; Penny Kukuk. (Row 4): Priscilla Barton; Sharon Goeden; Patricia Barton; Diane Femia. (Row 5): Betty Hol .nagel; Mary Hale; Dona Brooks; Cherie Girard; Carmen Carter. 49 TO OUR ADVERTISERS JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP THE ANNUAL. STAFF AND THE STUDENT BODY THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO OUR 1 959 ANNUAL. PERMANENTS, TINTS AND STYLING phone SA -32834 MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON SNODE'S SHELL SERVICE AND GROCERIES YOUR LOCAL DEALER FORDS AND FARM MACHINERY SINCE 1889 RATCLIFFE CO. IMPLEMENT PHONE BE 5-6678 FORD PHONE BE 5-4113 STANLEY AND LAKE ST. PHONE SA -32271 MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON CHENEY, WASHINGTON GRANGE SUPPLY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLARENCE MOORE CHEVRON SERVICE BElmont 5-6274 CHENEY, WASHINGTON MEDICAL LAKE, WASHINGTON The Washington Water Power Co. REDDY KILOWATT SAYS--- WITH A NEW HOME, ADDED UTILITY SERVICES AND NEW GENERATING FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION, THE WASHINGTON WATER POWER CO. 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