Naches Valley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Naches, WA)
- Class of 1957
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To many it might appear that high school is concerned chiefly with Athletics and social affairQf!M
But we, who well know our high school students, know that the many absorbing activities are
only an outlet for the boundless energy of youth ---- energy channeled into constructive uses
which trains for similar cooperative activities at any stage in life.
Every teacher should be much more than a teacher of subjects! Andwe hope that every
student with whom we are privileged to work will help instill in every teacher the conviction
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The common traits of brothcrhoodg to feel
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The school year 1956-57 at Naches Valley High is history now, and were it not for your
"Pioneer, " the events that made it memorable would soon fade and be forgotten. Fortunately
we find recorded in these pages many of the happenings that combined to make this year
unique in our memories. Our thanks go to the staff of the "pioneer" for faithfully portraying
this chapter of our lives.
Don R. Batey, Principal
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Eighty eager aspiring freshmen entered Naches Valley High
School in the fall of 1953. Of this group fifty-seven have re-
mained to graduate. New members in the next three years brought
the class enrollment to seventy-two ---- the second largest class to
be graduated.
With Jerry Breymeyer as president in their freshman and
junior years, Jon Mattoon in the sophomore, and Darrell Miller
in the senior, the class has promoted some unusual and worthwhile
projects. As freshmen they sponsored a box social for the school,
as sophomores they produced a winning float for Sportsman's Day.
An outstanding junior-senior Prom displayed their ability as hosts.
Finally in their senior year, their senior play was the first
high school in the state to be presented penthouse style. Through-
out their four years, they have always been ready to cooperate in
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Student Council 13.45 Girls' League
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Conference 23.4. Pep Club J. Central
wash. Music Festival 25 School Music
Festival Z. 35 All High Choir Z, 3,
Officer 31 Annual Staff 1-4. Editor 45
Honor Roll 1, 2: College Conference 45
Jr. :md Sr. Banquet Co-Chairman 3.
FRANCIS, DICK
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world is what we can least spare. " a horse. "
Girls' League 1-45 Class Plays 3,45 Boys' Federation 1-45 Jr. Class Play
Talent Show 1-4, Thespiilns 35,42 35 Assembly Committee 3, Ski Club
Student Leaders Conference 25,4L 1-45 Track-lettcr 1, 2.
G.rls' Letterclub 1-45 Yell Leader 45
Song Leader 35 Pep Club 3, Officer 3:
Ski Club 3,45 Band 1-41 Nonette 13,41
Sextet 15 Dance Band 4. Music Fes-
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Homecoming Princess 45 All State
Choir 35 All Northwest Choir 45
Class Secretary 25 College Confer-
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'The mind grows by what it feeds "Man forms himself in his own in- GARBER, EVELYN
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Pilpel' Staff 42 FOOlb2l11 1,21 Bf1Sk0l- Band 25 Dance Band 1. Central Wash. betrays. "
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REYNOLDS, SUSAN
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termine to succeed. "
Student Count-il 4. Girls' League 1-4.
President 4, Class Plays 5.4, Thes-
pians 3. 4. Student Leaders Conference
2. 3. 4. Ski Club 2. Li. 4, Officer 2. 3.
Band 12.15, Danes Band 2. Jig Band Off-
icer 21. Annual Staff 2.15,-l. FTA 2. 3. 4.
Of itti Huno1Roll ' 5 4 Co thairmen
Jr Si Banquet 5 Hometomin Chair
men 4 L Lstti llix Drama Fest
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O'DliLL, EUGENE "Gene"
"Invention la the talent of youth. and
judgment ul :igi-. "
Boys' Feslt-r'ation lf4. Think 1.5.4,
Annual Staff Z, .5, 4, Photographer
l5,4.
RICHARDSON, JERRY
"An athlete today, tomorrow, and
forever. "
Boys' Federation 1-4. Officer 1-4,
Boys' Letterelub 1-4, President 3,
Football 1 4 Inspirational Award 3
4 Captain 4 All Valley Football 4
All State. 4 Basketball 1 4 Boxing 2
Track 2 Baseball .3 4
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POWELL, TERRY
"Faithfulness and sincerity first of
all. "
Boys' Federation 1-4. Ski Club 1-4.
ROBBINS, LEORA
"Enthusiasm is the intoxication of
earnestness. "
Student Council Treasurer 43 Class
Officer 2,3gG1rls' League 1-4, Cffi-
cer 3: Class Play 4, Student Leaders
Conference 3,49 Girls' Letterclub
1 4 Pep Club 4, Ski Club 3: Office
Girl 4 School Music Festival 3: All
High Choir .5 FTA 13, 4. Honor Roll 3,
Homecoming Queen 4.
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PRATT, ILENE
"It is true politeness and gentleness
that constitute the real lady. "
Paper Staff 4, Girls' League 1-4.
Girls' Letterelub 4, Librarian 15.4.
Pep Club J.-L Office Girl 4L School
Music Festival .l, All High Choir Ls,
Annual Staff 4: FFA 4. Honor Roll 4
SANDERS, MARY
"Good humor in alxxaixs .nut-cess."
Girls' League l-4. Talent Shim 4.41
Girls' Lettercluli -l, Lillrarian Zi.
Pep Club Al, Bzmd 1-4. Dance Band 4.
Central Wash. Music Festivals 1-4.
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SCRIBNER, GLADYS
"The busy have to time for tears. "
Student Council 4, Girls' League 1-4,
Class Plays 3. 4, Talent Show 49 Thes-
pians LS. 4L Student Leaders Conference
4g Girls' Letterelub 1-4, Officer 3,
President 41 Librarian ll: Pep Club 1
-4. Office Girl 4, ASB Bookstore Man-
ager 4.
SLAVENS. CHARLES "Chuck"
"He is alvxays in sueh perfect good
humor. "
Boys FL'llL'l'1ll.lUH l-4, Ski Club 2, 13,4
tl'rt sident 43. All High Choir 1i,4.
F. T. A. J. 4. Salety Committee Chair-
man 4. College Conference 4.
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SHAFER, JACK
"Each mind has its own method."
Class Officer 2, 3, Paper Staff 4. Boy
Federation 1-4. Class Plays 3. Thes-
pians 1-4, President 3, Student Lea-
ders Conference 3, Boys' Letterclub
2, 3,4, Officer 3, President 4, Foot-
ball 1-4, Basketball 1-45 Boxing 1,2,
3, Baseball 3,45 FTA ZZ, 3. 4: All
Valley Football 3,4, Drama Festival
3
STAFFORD, MURRAY
"For knowledge, too. is itself a
power. "
Boys' Federation 1-4, Talent Show 3,
49 Band 1-4: Dance Band 4: Music
Festival 11,43 School Music Festival
1-4, Band Officer 4.
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SHLRLE Y, ROBERT "Bob"
"Unless a man works. he uannfit lintl
s' out what he is able to do. "
Paper Staff 4. Boys' Federation 1-41
Fire Committee 3. Boys' Letterclub
1-4, Officer 3,41 Ski Club 1-4, Offi-
cer 3,-lg Football 1-4.
ST. MARTIN, MARI
"Kindness is the golden chain by
which society is bound together."
Paper Staff 4. Girls' League 1-4,
Girls Letterelub 41 Librarian 3,
Pep Club 4, Officer 4, Office Girl
4, Annual Staff 4.
SILVESTKI, ROSE MARIE
"Laughter is tht- ehorus ol toiiversa-
tion. "
Student Counril -l.G1rls' League 1-4,
Officer 4. Class Plays 55, 4, Thespians
li. 4. Student Lt aclcrs Conference 4,
Song Learlt-r 4. Pep Club LS, 4, Officer
3. Presicit-nt 1. Office Girl 4, Band
1-4, Sextet 1, Central Wash. Music
Festival l-4. All High Choir 2, 15, Class
Officer 4, Easter Play 2.
TIMMONS, JLQLI
"Beauty is its oxxii ext-use for being. "
Paper stdf-1. Girls' League 1-4. Tal-
ent show 12.,.J, Dramaties 4. Student
Leaders Conlercnte 3. Song Leader 1.
2, li. Pep Club 1. 3. Ji, 4. ski Club .L.
Banil .L Nwiiellt- 1. .J. 4. Central Wash.
Music' Festixal J. .i. at ho-il MLls1t'FL'b-
tival a. All ll.,4liCh:firJ.a.-1. llome-
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TOLLE, DOROTHY "Dot"
"lf you create something, you must be
something. "
Girls' League l-4, Class Plays Li. Y
Teens 4, College Conference 4, Ski
Club 3,-1. Office Girl 4, School Music
Festival 25, All High Choir 33. Officer 3:
FTA 3, 4.
WHYBARK, BLIRDETTE "Becky"
"Happiness is not perfected until
it is shared."
Girls' League 1-4, Class Plays 3.4,
Talent Show 1-4, Thespians Li, 4,
Student Leaders Conference 4, Ass-
embly Committee 4. Librarian 1, Pep
Club 2. 3. 4. Band 2.3.4, Officer li,-1.
President 4, Central Wash. Music
Festival 2.15,-1, School Music Fes-
t1v1il2.3,4gAllH1gh Choir 2.15.-L
Annual Staff 2,3,4. Honor Roll 1-4:
Class Officer 4, College Conference
4. Jr. and Sr. Prom Chairman 15,
Drama Festival 4.
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VAN DE BRAKE, JACK
"He who respects others is
respected by them."
Student Council 4, President 4, Boys'
Federation 1-4, Officer 3, Student
Leaders Conference 4, Boys' Letter-
club 2,3,4, Officer 3, Football 2,3,4,
Boxing 1,2, Baseball 2, 3,4, Class
Officer 1,2, Boys' State Delegate 4,
Commencement Marshal 3.
WIELAND, ARLYN "Arlie"
"To be strong is to be happy."
Boys' Federation 1--1, Fire Committ-
ee 3,4, Boys' Letterclub 2,3,4, Ski
Club 3, Football 1-4, Basketball 1,
Boxing Emblem 1-4, FFA 3, 4, Offi-
cer 4.
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VON ESSEN, PAT
"Silence is more eloquent than words."
Paper Staff 1, Girls' League 1-4.
YATES, OWEN
"Speech is great, but silence is
greater. "
Boys' Federation 1-4, Dramatics 4,
Boys' Letterclub 1-4, Football 1,2,
Basketball 1,2, FFA 3.
WALKER, CHARLES "Chuck"
"lean be serious, but lld rather be
gay. "
Boys' Federation 1-4, Class Plays
3,4, Talent Show 4, Thespizms li,-1.
Student Leaders Conference 4, Ski
Club 1-4, President Li, Football 2.
Boxing 23 Thespians President 4:
Homecoming Prince 4. FFA lS,4,
College Conference 4, Drama Fes-
tiva.l 4, Baseball 4.
YOUNG, BILLIE
" I am tipsy with laughing. "
Paper Staff 4, Girls' League 1-4.
Officer 4, Pep Club 1-4, Office
Girl 4.
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BACK ROW: G. Scribner, Y. Brownell, J. Timmons, L. Moore, li. Angel. FOURTH ROW:
J. Buylm. N. Kelly, M.Briskey. THIRD ROW: M. Sanders, D. Tollc, M. Jones, S. Reynolds.
SECOND ROW: S. Jones, L. Robbins, L. Edmondson, B. Whybzirk. FRONT ROW: D. Francis
D. Linse, B. Mcrscreau, J. Hoirup, C. Slavens, J. Fife, T. Kennett, J. Van De Brake, E.
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D. Wart, T. Ingram. ADVISORS: Mr. Graham a.nd Mrs. Strand.
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With only two years left in high school the junior class quickly
settled down to a busy and eventful year.
They elected Kurt Sligar as president and chose Gary Lounsbury
Ralph Kauzlarich, and Janice Schutt to assist him as vice president,
secretary, and treasurer. Delores Wart and Tom Ingram were elected
social chairmen.
One of their greater challenges was putting on a successful Junior-
Senior Banquet. In addition to the banquet. the juniors took an
active part in Homecoming. They mon first prize with their float in
the annual Sportsmaufs Day parade and put on ll humorous, rewarding
class play, "Meet Corliss Archer."
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G. Baker, D. Shirley-ADVISORS: Mr. Haines and Mr. Thomas.
.fophamoze 614.45
The sophomore class took an active part in school affairs the past year. Their first
project was a float. entered in the 5portsman's Day Parade. During the year the class
sponsored three dances after football and basketball games as well as ti roller skating
party, ln lfebruary they put on a lively Pep assembly skit.
BACK ROW: D, Bransforcl. R. Francis, 5. Bigsby, J. Dugan. D. Firestom. A, Ford. M. Butler. D. Carle
FHIRD ROW: G. Bailey, C. Collie. D. Brownell, B. Fairbanks. B. Clift, N. Anglin. P. Carter. B. Clark. L
Dailey. G, Dennenrl. SECOND ROW: M. Bratlforcl. J. Ashley. C, Collier. J. Dukes, S. Frueh, G, Baker. L
Austill. C. Brlske, 5. Birge. FIRST HOW: N. Brownell. K. Coatney. J. Castle. ll. Cameron. D. Est-hbach
D. Marler. 5. Breshears, B. Franc-is. P. Dingus.
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RACK ROW: A. Monson, W. Johnson. B. Gregorieh. T. Hobbs. G. Monzismith. B. Maxay, D.
Olson. THIRDROW: J. Manring, C, Lounsbury, E. Kniekrehm, ll. Kime. T. Guerin. D.
Jones. M. Hatton. SECONDROW: M. Parker. J. Lindsey. M. Groseth, C. Hunter. Pl. Hards,
C. Kidwell, C. Hartinger. FIRST ROW: B. Noble. P. Morgan, P. Hayes, B. Pinkerton. R.
Gipson, T. Jones. J. Johnson.
BACK ROW: R. Ricard. D. Scott, C. Smith, H. Volland, E. Stevenson. E. Vance, B. Williams,
THIRD ROW: D. Shirley, J. Robbins. J. Shafer. J. White. B. Root, D. Wetmore. W. Woodworth
SECOND ROW: R. Robert. P. Snelson, D. Wood. J. V:LnDeBrake, G. Williwlh. L, Willmzin,
FIRST ROW: J. Williamson, D. St. Martin, A. Williams. C. Whitaker, Ii. Host.
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OFFICERS: W. Kidwell, F. McEntire, D. Terrell, G. Long, B. Enger, B. Willis.
M. Fisher, ADVISORS: Mr. Wolf and Miss Lewis.
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The freshman class this year made up one-third of the highschool attendance and was
the largest freshman class ever to start in at Naches Valley High.
Gary Long was the president. Davy Terrell, vice-president: and Beverly Enger was
secretary. Barbara Willis and Marvin Fisher were the social chairmen.
FOURTH ROW: M. Fisher, M. Gilmore. E. Anglin, N. Brown, D. Coker. Xl. Briscoe. D. Dunbar.
L. Briggs, J. Emerson, THIRD ROW: D. Emerick. L. Backstrom. J. Clark. L. Burrows, J.
Breshears, S. Firestone, M. Akins. K. Ambrose. J. Ball. SECOND ROW: A. Baker, D. Cliei. J.
Derby. V. Fisher, J. Bowerman. B. Allington. L. Feser. 5. Augustine, B. Enger, FIRST ROW:
I.. Allen, K. Glover. V. Ellison, L. Cook. F. Briske. L. Gresham, E. Anderson. B. Campbell.
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BACK HORN: W. Kidwell. G. Herring. P. INleCr:ieken. B. Nlefiriff. li. Nlxittoon. T. llxirdmzln. S. C'onm-ily. C
Link. D. Bailey. I-'OljH'l'IlIiOWg Il. llowzmtt. J. Fierst. C. Jones. I". Rlelintire. li, -lilI'li5Ul'1. D. lluek. IJ.
Kemper. R. MeDon:ild. B. Craig. B, Bertsc-h. THIRD HOW: CL, Ja-l'l'ersoii. lf. Ilerzild. S. -Innes. CI. Long.
Lounsliury. V. Nlc-Nziinzirzi. D. llogsett. CZ. Morse. Ii. Ilzisliett. NI. liZlLl!.l2ll'lC'll, 3IiC'UNIiI'ZfM1 'I'. Klurpliy,
Kl'lll'lL'U.. D. Ingram. A, llumhzird. 5. Ilzlle. li. Knight. II. Fuleher. ll. Johnson. IS. F-lc'fii'ew, I-'lll5'l'Z1'i.'v' I
Ilzineinelli. .x, Meek. W. Miller. 5. Johnson. J. I'ii1'l-isey. I.. iNlel'hee. Il. Ilill. -I. l,inrlscj:.
One of their many activities throughout the year was to help plan deeorzltions for the
Homecoming Dance at which the freshman class had charge of one corner of the gym.
To ruise money the eluss sponsored zi Soda Pop Bottle drive :md ll dance bearing the
name of Soda Pop Hop. -Judy Kirksey and Dzivy 'Ferrell were voted to reign over the
dance as King and Queen.
FOITRTII ROW: ll, Pottenger. D. Reynolds. fI.Speidel. il. Wood. J. Hie11rrl.li. Queen. V. Parker. D. Stew
THIRD ROW: R. Zirkle, A. Wesselius. I. Neumever. D. Reynolds. B. Scribner. I-J. Theis. D. Terrell. J
Webb, J, Whitaker, SECOND ROW: G, Walter. E, Tobin. B. Seed. -I. Nelson. P. 'I'riek1v. ill. Schiff. ll.
sonnentzzg. I3. Willis, FIRST RUW1 G. Smith. lf. White. C. Wies. J. Thompson. 5. Solomon. C. Seymore.
-I. Taylor. A. Seward. B. Vfmlissen.
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Under the lczidership of President Jack
VanDeBra1kc and the guidance of Faculty
Advisor, Principal Don Butey, the Student
Council led the student body through li suc-
cessful year. They met and solved mainy
problems.
The Council is composed of nine stud-
ent body officers amd class and club pres-
idents. The Council supervised the Home-
coming activities, Work Day, the March
of Dimes drive, :md attended the Student
Leaders Conference.
BACK ROW: G. Lounsbury, J. Shafer, J. Va.nDeBrake, C. Slavens, K. Sligar. C. Walker. J, M ittoon I
Breymeyer, J. Breyrneyer. D. Miller. R. Ricard, SECOND ROW: B. Whybark, L. Edmondson. R bilvestri
FIRST ROW: D. Johnston, D. Wart, 5. Reynolds, S. Glaspey, G. Scribner, L. Robbins. J. Morley A
Cameron, A. Ford.
BACK ROW: A. Wieland. D. Miller, R. Kauzlarich, H. Volland, J. Breymeyer, J. Brey-
meyer, R. Richard. Mr. Borck. THIRD ROW: E. O'Del1 J. Horrell, J. Va.nDcBrake, P.
Miller. J. Doeschcr. G. Mersereau, -I. Richardson. SECOND ROW: D. Shirley, J.
Fisher, J, Shafer, G. Layman, B. Reynolds, M. McGriff. FIRST ROW: T. Kennett, B.
Shirley, G. Lounsbury. T. Ingram, L. Dukes.
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To initiate new members this year. the Gold club made each candidate box in the
smoker which they sponsored on January 16. They also purchased athletic shoes from the
graduating seniors to sell to newcomers. The officers were as follows: Jack Shafer. pres
identg Bob Shirley, vice-president: George Mersereau. secretary-treasurer: Mr. Borck.
advisor.
gizff' fatter 614.6
The Girls' Letter Club participated in the Metropolitian Park Tournament basketball
games this year as one of their many and varied activities. They also sold hotdogs and
coffee at all the home football games.
The CLUB was led by the President. Gladys Scribner, advisor, Mrs. Young, vice-
presidcnt, Dorothy St. Martin: secretary, Brenda Francis: treasurer, Ellen Angel,
point chairman, Dona Johnston: and assistant point chairman, Dixie Hayes.
BACK ROW: Mrs. Young, S. Boyd, E. Angel, G. Schribner, B. Cameron, L. Moore, L.
Smith, SECOND ROW: C. Collier, B. Francis, L. Robbins, M. Evans, D. Wood, D.
Wart. FIRST ROW: P. Morgan, S. Jones, D. Johnston, D. fSt. Martin, D. Hayes.
BACK ROW: P. Dingus, Mrs. Palmquist. I. Hageman. D.5t,M:1rtin. V. Fisher. li. llards. li. .Xnibrosin
In. O'Dell, IN. Brown. A. Ford, L. Austill. B. Ball. B. Willis. FRONT ROW' L. Smith. I. Pratt. IS.
Cameron, li. Ricard. T. Pruitt. C. Hartinger, M. Akins.
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Have you ever wondered why the library always looks neat and orderly? Or why the
book you are after is usually in its proper place? Well, in case you have you should know
that it is chiefly due to a group of students under the capable supervision of Mrs. Palm-
quist. Our librarians do many jobs, including checking books out, putting books away and
repair work. We should all be very proud of the way these students have carried on their
job this year.
Office Q'z'tf5
Under the direction and supervision of Mrs. Evelyn Russell and Mr. Don Batey. the
office girls performed their daily duties this year. This included taking roll. answering
the phone. meeting salesmen, and doing things the teachers might have requested.
PROM Llilfl' TU RIGHT: B, Dolliver. I. Pratt. P. Connelly. A. Ford. M.5t,fNlartin. D. 'l'ollv. B. Young.
N Kelli. 5. Jones. I. Hageman. B. MeNaul, R. silvestri. B. Shirley.
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BACK ROW: G. Carey, K. Sligar, C. Walker, J. Breymeyer, J. Brcymeycr, J. Mattoon. R. Kauzlarich.
P. Miller. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bailey, 5. Reynolds, M. Evans, I.. Smith. A, Ford, J. Shafer. FIRST
ROW: R. Silvestri, D. Johnston, B. Whybark, L. Cooper.
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The Thespian Troupe 703 of the Nachos Valley High School. under the direction of
their newly appointed advisor, Mrs. Bailey, have accomplished high goals this year.
Among their numerous activities were the Christmas and Easter assemblies, and the
presentation of the Drama Festival. Special recognition should be given the group for
their introduction of penthouse style staging.
Officers elected were as follows: President, Chuck Walker, vice presidentg 'I'ed
Kennett, secretary. Gladys Scribner, treasurer, Arlene Ford, social chairman Jack
Shafer. and Linda Cooper, clerk.
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The F. T. A. club has tried to offer any service that will help the teachers and will
acquaint the members with some of the facets of instruction, The largest group task was
giving the preliminary hearing tests throughout the school system. New members were
added to fill the places of the twenty-one graduating seniors, Officers were: Dona
Johnston. president: Janet Lindsey, vice-president, Yvonne Brownell. secretary-trea-
surerg Dixie Hayes. historian: Tom Ingram, program chairman, Advisors are Mrs.
Palmquist and Mr. Walker.
BACK ROW: J. Shafer, P. Miller, C. Slavens. R. Kauzlarich, J. Breymeyer, R. McDonald J. Mattoon.
C, Walker. J. Fisher, G. Layman. FOURTH ROW: T. Ingram, J. Lindsey, J. Morley. T. Pruitt, I-1.
Angel. L. Moore, S. Boyd, L. Smith, R. Ricard. THIRD ROW: S, Reynolds, D. Wart, R. Cameron, C.
Collier, M. Briskey. M. Jones, C. Kidwell. SECOND ROW: J. Schutt, A. Cameron, J. Lyons, D. Hayes
L. Robbins. Y. Brownell, I. Pratt, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Palmquist. G. Baker, L. Austill, D. Johnston.
N. Kelly, N. Brownell, D. Tolle, A. Ford.
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BACK ROW: J. Robbins. W. Johnson, I-Z. Vance, C. Simmons. T. Kohl. li. Herring, F. Fife, D. Dunbar
R. Francis. T. Hobbs. J. Birge, B. Gregorieh. FOIERTH ROW- -l. Dugan, D. Bailey. P. Howatt. F.
Kime. J. Wood, T, Kennett, D. Stark, J. Walker. J. Fife. D. Francis, THIRD ROW: Mr. Dennery, D.
Wetmore. T. Murphy. G. Long. G. Jefferson. D. Kennett, D. Walker. V. McNamera. L. Briggs. Il
Jones. SECOND ROW: B. Clift, K. Knight, D. Ingham, A. Wesselius. M. Kauzlarich. D. Reynolds, IJ.
Clit-tt. li. Zirkle, M, Fisher, R. Kime. FIRST ROW: D. Olson. J. Fisher. -I. Doesc-her, R. Long. G,
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The F, F. A, members are enjoying a new building this year and trying to match it with
Laymen. A. Wieland.
their achievements. Their apply judging team won first place at West Valley and seeono
place in the state. The boys decorated a booth at the State Fair and sponsored athletic meet-
ing. Second semester they played basketball with other F. F. A. groups. The officers are
Ron Long, presidentg Arlyn Wieland, vice-president, Denny Olson. secretary: Gerald Doe-
scher, treasurer. Gene Layman, sergeant-at-arms.
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BACK RUM- T. Kohl. F. Kimc. H. Kime.
Mr. DL-nm-ry. I-'ltf1N'I'lUM' ll. Gregorivh
D. Francis. VI. Fisher.
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AMW A. Orr. 5. Reynolds. Nl. livans. I.. Srnitn, -J. Buyan. N. VaChon. B. 5hirley.5l-.CUNIJ ROW- N,
Biiller. Ci. Baker. Nl. Cliit. Xl. Jones. IJ. Olson. Nlr. llaines. lflli5'l' ROW- Rl, Maneinelli. .I. Webb.
-9. Hlson. 5. Bresherirs. H. Pinkerton. Miss Lewis.
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Despite the short winter, the ski club had a very active season under the direction of
Mr. Clyde Haines and Miss Rowena Lewis. The club officers were: President. C. Slavens
vice-president. B. Shirley. and secretary-treasurer, S. Olson. Almost every weekend
during the season the ambitious skiers could be found on the slopes of White Pass. They
also went on an overnight trip to White Pass as a special activity.
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This year proved to be a very successful one for the Pep Club of N. V, li. S, under the
inspiring leadership of President Rose Silvcstri and advisor Miss Rowena Lewis. The
annual football banquet high-lighted this ycar's activities and popcorn was sold by the
girls at all home football and basketball games. A change in uniform found the girls
clad in attractive blue-and-gold plaid straight skirts with matching collars instead of the
plain dark skirts and gold collars of yester-years.
5.-XCIX, ENV-X' Miss l.L-wis. lf. Ileralfl. N, VaChon. N. lirown. B. Cameron. 'II Pruitt. I. Pratt. lf.
Xngel. 5. Boyd. C, llartinger. lfUL'RTll ROW: l'. Connelly. A. Orr, M. St.IXlartin. D. -Nart. I.. Smith.
l. liuyim. l-I.U'Dell. li. Wood, P. Morgan. J. Vanllelirakc. 'l'lllRDRfJW I., Cooper. li. Whyhark, 5.
Ulson. D. Illatthes. B. Pinkerton. D. Wood. D. St,Martin. C. Watson. J. Lyons. C. Whitaker.
LCUND ROW: R. Silvestri. C. Collier. M. Sanders. A. Ford, L. Aust.ll, B. Noble, B. Young. l,
Hzigeinan. B. McNaul. FIRST ROW: J. Clark. B. Willis. J. Kirksev. D. Johnston. 5. Jones, J, Johnson.
l. Cassatt. 5. Brcshears.
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Backing our football team with vigorous spirit were three enthusiastic yell queens, Linda
Smith, Marlene Evans, and Linda Moore. Clad in their gold Burmuda shorts, navy blue
blouses, gloves, and long socks, they appeared very striking.
Audrey Orr, Martin McNamara and Barbara Wood kept the school spirit high during bas-
ketball season. The girls chose for their outfits white sweaters and medium blue skirts
while Martin wore white pegs, white shirt and a navy blue weskit.
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Bonnie Cameron. New musical notes in blue and gold chenille with their names adorned
the girls' blue jumpers.
This group was sponsoreddby the Pep Club and was elected by the Pep Club and members
of the school band.
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M. St. Martin. SECOND ROW: L. McPhee, D. Hayes, D. Eschbach, E. Hards, S. Reynolds, D. St. Martin.
FIRST ROW: L. Edmondson, K. Ambrose, A. Baker, S. Olson, B. Whybark.
nnuaf 51455
The 1957 Pioneer completed another successful year. Lynette Edmondson, with her
excellent staff have put out another fine yearbook. In addition to these fine upperclassmen,
we had many freshmen helping out.
Staff Editors: Susan Reynolds,
Jackie Buyan, Sara Olson,
Becky Whybark, Dot St. Martin,
Mary Briskey, Yvonne Brownell, Photographers: Jim Breymeyer, Annual Editor: Lynette Edmondson
Linda Moore. Eugene O'Dell Assistant: Delores Wart.
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AWARD COMMITTEE: BACK ROW: M. Evans, J.
Buya.n, J. Mattoon, M. Stafford, B. Clark.
STUDENT DIRECTORS: BACK ROW: L. Moore
J. Mattoon, J. Breymeyer.
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George Carey
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Susan Reynolds
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Dona Johnston
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Arlene Ford
Rose Silvestri
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Lighting, staging and tickets by Thespizins, under direction of Jon Mattoon and Gladys
Scribner. Business Manager, Tom Ingram
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Linda Smith
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The Nonette was dlrected by Mr Graham The glrls sang at var1ous funct1ons throughout
the year, mcludmg the School Muslc Festlval and Mother's Tea
fence and
The Dance Band was orgamzed thls year by students 1n the school band It was dlrected
by Mr Graham
They played at Hlghland Grandv1ew and for the Soda Pop Hop and one matmee dance
at the school
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FRONT ROW S Breshears J Breymeyer M Stafford B Pmkerton L Moore L McPhee G Baker
M Sanders SECOND ROW L Sm1th B Clark D Banley K Kmght J Lmdsey G Monosm1th R
Long J Breshears B Th91S THIRD ROW G Long R Fr1esz P Howatt J Breymeyer J Mattoon
D Brownell M Evans STANDING Mr Graham B Noble Not plctured Jack1e Buyan
Fnorrr ROW: D. wart. M. Evans, L. smith. 15. I-zschbach.
MARCH OF DIMES TALENT SHOW
Norma Brown
Johnny Breshears
Baton Act and Tap Dance
Jitterbug Preview
"This is Your Life"
"The Little Peach"
"Art of Make-up"
"Southern Skit"
Deleine Eschbach
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Uke and Song Number
Comedy Baton Act
"Sentimental Journey"
"How to Trim Your Husband"
Clara Hunter
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"Three Hicks"
"Elvis Presley in the Ozarks"
"Small Girl with a Baton"
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This year Naches has basked in football glory. Three members of the championship team-
Jerry Richardson, Jim and Jerry Breymeyer-were on the mythical valley first tczini. -Izinics
Horrell made second teamg -luck Shafer third and honorable mention went to Darrel Miller zinrl
Bob Shirley. The team and coach are to be congratulated on a most successful year.
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but in 1920 "Flapper Fashion."
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