Napavine High School - Napawinah Yearbook (Napavine, WA)

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Sincerely, faqdal Your Annual Editor sponsoman av LEWIS COUNTY P. U. D. 3 SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Mr. Olson, clerkg Mr. Larseng Mr. Brossardg Mr. Schmit, chairmang absent, Mr. Slemp. Grade School Janitor ERNEST ROBINETTE 1 ,pa ' Il 'ff L . 'S' 0 I sf ,,'au,'. , ' If 0 mu ' Qf' ,' High School Janitor WILBUR THOMPSON ,, sf ' 4,51 54,0 if ZA, ., ,Q , . O ' -" . 'E r K .5 ' .M 3 ml, wr- . , , o-n' rx.. Cook MRS. ROBINETTE GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS Left to right: Mr. Wick, Principalg Mrs. Hamiltong Mrs. Nelsong Mr. Alobyg Mrs. Mortong Mrs. Hiltsg Mrs Bondg Mrs. Berg. . Admini tration if xxx ARTHUR H, SENNE, SUPERINTENDENT, B.A Typing I Bookkeeping Economics Chorus Band JOE POTOCZNY, PRINCIPAL B.S. in Education, M. A. English I, H, III U. S. History Government Senior Class Advisor Coach Football Basketball Baseball Boys' P.E, and Health 6 HERBERT HEATH JR. B. E. , M. E. Biology General Science Washington State History English IV Chemistry Orientation Paper Staff Advisor Annual Staff Advisor Freshman Class Advisor ..-1 GLENNYS PAC SMAG B. A. in Home Economics B. S, in Education Home Economics I, II, III Eighth Grade Home Ec. Typing I Boys' Home Ec. Girls' P.E. and Health F. H. A. Advisor 7 E ' 'ill I Q' .4 1 F LILLIAN SENNE, B. A. Algebra I, II Geometry Trigonometry French I Junior Class Advisor Library BRUCE JAROS B,A. in Industrial Arts General Math Shop 1, H, III Eighth Grade Shop Sophomore Class Advisor Coach Basketball u 7 ' N fiifk' f4 DUANE OLSEN, Valedictorian JAMES JOHNSON, Salutatorian "Courage to be Ourselves" "Teen-age Daydrea.ms" BARBARA RAGAN, Class Speaker TOM CARROLL, Faculty Speaker "Memories Build Character" "Gift of Opportunity" Graduation Day Gail Annis Barbara Ragan Sharon Vatne Ben Randall Torn Carroll Duane Olsen James Johnson Clara Mae Eldredge Gloria Creemer s PoNsoRED BY CHASE AGENCY AND JAMES ELECTRIC 8 i L Q i E 1 I s E THOMAS SINCLAIR CARROLL Student Council ------------- --- 1 Class Play ----------- ---- - -- 3,4 Class President ------ ------------ 3 ,4 Vice President ----- - --------- 2 Secretary --- ----- ------------- 2 Paper Staff ------- --- -------------- 4 Annual Staff --- ---------- ---4 Football ------- -------------- Basketball-- ------ - ----------- Baseball ---------- ------------ "N" Club ----- - ---- ----- - 1,2,3,4 1, 2,3,4 -1, 2, 3, 4 1,2,3,4 President- ------ ----- ---- -- 4 Vice President ---- ----- Faculty Speaker ------- ---- CLARA MAE ELDREDGE ----- 3 ----- 4 FHA ------------- -- ------------- 2, 3, 4 Girls' League ------- ---------- 1 Glee Club ------ --- ---------------- 2, 4 Class Secretary ---- - ------------- -1, 4 ASB Secretary ---------- ------------- 3 Carnival Princess ------------------- 4 Princess Napawinah -- ------ Class Play ----------- Paper Staff ---- Annual Staff3---- GAIL FREDRICK ANNIS Student Council -------- Class Play --------------- Band --- ---- -- ---- -- --------- - Chorus -------- ---- ------- ----- 4 -----45, 4 ----- 4 --- 4 ------- 4 ------- 3, 4 1, 2, 3,4 - 2,3,4 Paper Staff - ------- -- ---------- 3, 4 Annual Staff -------- --- ---- Class Vice President --------- -- Basketball -------------- - ----- "N" cmb ----------- ------ 4 ----- 3 1, 2, 3, 4 -------- 4 X1 V, E . Q : W 7 .2 - AJ WX I0 Q0 I DUANE ELLIOTT OLSEN Student Council ---------------- -1, 2, 3,4 ASB President -------- ----- 4 Honor Society ------------------ - l,2r,3,4 President ---------------------- 3 Class President --------------------- 1 , 2 Secretary -------------------- 1, 3 Class Play ----------------------- 3, 4 Annual Staff ------------------------- 4 Paper Staff ------------------------ 3, 4 Band ---------- ---- ------- Chorus ------------------------ 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 Basketball --------------------------- 4 "N" ciub ----------------------------- 4 Valedictorian Emery Plaque JAMES ORAN JOHNSON Student Council ---- ----- - --- ---- 3, 4 Class Play ----------------------- 3, 4 Class President ------ - -------------- 1 Vice -President -------- Sgt. -at-Arms ----------- Honor Society ------------- ---- ------2 ----- 1 1,f2, 3, 4 Vice President- ----------------- 3 President ----- ---- --------- 4 ASB Vice President --- ----- ---- Chorus ------------------------ Football ----------------------- ----- 4 --- 3,4 1, 2, 3,4 All star -------------------- 2, 3,4 Basketball --------------------- Baseball ----------------------- -1, 2, 3, 4 1,2,3,4 "N" Club ---------------------- 1, 2, 3, 4 President ------------- - ------- 3 Vice President ----------------- 2 Annual Staff ----------- - --------- 2, 4 Paper Staff ----- - ------------------- 4 Salutatorian BARBARA JEAN RAGAN Student Council --------------------- 2, 3 Carnival Princess -------------------- 2 Napawinah Princess - ---------------- 2 Girls' League ------------ - ---------- 1 Glee Club ---- ----- ----- - ---- 1,2,3,4 ASB Treasurer- ----- --- ------------ 4 Class Play ---- ---- ----- ----- - 3,4 FHA ----------- - ------ -------27374 Treasurer --------------------- 3 Band -------------- - ----------- 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff --------- - --------------- 4 Editor ------ ---- ------- ---- 4 Paper Staff ------- ---- - - ------ 4 Honor Society ---------------------- 3,4 Class Speaker ------------ - --------- -44 'E , X" , 5 1 4 ,S f y x ,J gil? 4 3:9 3? ll SHARON LE E VATNE Student Council ------ Class President ----- Secretary ---- Class Play --------- -------- 1,4 ----- 3 ----2, 3 ---------- 3, 4 Napawinah Princess ----- - ----------- -1 mee Club ---- ---- ---- 1, 2,3,4 Girls' League ------------------------ 1 FHA -------------------------- 2,3,4 Vice President ----------------- 3 Sgt. -at-Arms -------------- ---1, 4 Treasurer -------------------- 2 Song Queen --------------------- Band -------------------- ---- ---- 1 1, 2, 3, 4 Carnival Princess ------------ - ----- 3 Paper Staff ------------------------ -- 4 Annual Staff ------ ------------------ 4 Song Queen ----- BEN RANDALL --- 2 Class President ---------------------- 2 Treasurer - ----------- ---- ---- 2 Football ------ ----------- - ----- 1, 3 "N" Club -------------------------- 3, 4 Class Play ------------------------ 4 Annual Staff - --------------- ------Y 4 Paper Staff ------------------ -------- 4 GLORIA JEAN CREEMER Transferred from Adna ----- --- ------- 3 Princess Napawinah - ---------- - ---- 3 Chorus ------------------------- -- 3, 4 Band ------------------- ------------ 3 FHA ------------- - ----------- --- 354 Sgt. -at-Arms - -------- - ------ -3 Annual Staff -v ------------------------ -4 Paper Staff- ---- ----------------- -- 4 Junior Class Play ---- ------------- 3 JQ gli I 'J ,ff :T Fuvuli HOMHMKERS 9X P f ,' 1 4 XX' :gall 0 1 ff sf' 94 3' V, ss ' 5 5 7 5 5 , I Q' 4 ' Q 5 xi N . , A Q fllv 12 Twelve Years Together Four of the nine seniors of the '59 graduating class have gone to school through their entire lives together. They are Ben Randall, Tom Carroll, Gail Annis and Duane Olsen. 13 Senior Class Will We, the 1959 graduating class of Napavine High School, on the day of our Lord, May 22, 1959, being of sound mind and excellent memory, to the greatest of our ability do make our last will and testament. To the following, we leave: To MIR. SENNE, our superintendent, we will the privacy of his office after we are gone. To MR. POTOC ZNY, our principal and advisor, we leave our history books hoping next year's classes will do better. To MRS. SENNE, we leave our tattered library books. To MR. HEATH, we will the peace and quiet of the fourth period study hall. To MRS, PACSMAG, we just plain leave. To MR. JAROS, we leave the messy shop hoping next year they'll keep it clean. To WILBUR THOMPSON, we leave old N, H. S, hoping he can be as patient with the classes to come. I, CLARA MAE ELDREDGE, will my boy friends to Nadine Luce. That is if I can remember all of them. I, GLORIA CREEMER, will my good driving to Bob Slemp. Don't hit too many light poles. I, BARBARA RAGAN, will my reading ability to Jack Norman. Make good use of it next year, Jack. I, SHARON VATNE, will my day dreaming to the honor society students. But don't let the teachers catch you. I, JIM JOHNSON, will my football helmet to Dick Dibble. Kind of big isn't it, Dick I, DUANE OLSEN, will my classical love letters to Mike Matney. They may prove to be very interesting Mike. I, TOM CARROLL, will my basketball ability to Fred Aust. Are you a member of the team yet. I, GAIL ANNIS, will my ability to throw erasers to Mariann and Kay. Donut hit her too hard, Mariann. I, BEN RANDALL, will my curly hair to Mr. Potoczny. Don't comb it too much. I Signed, SENIORS OF '59 Witnesses: O f 5 Q 14 Senior Class History In the fall of '55 the class of '59 entered Napavine High School, not knowing what to expect from the Sophomores who were to initiate them September 9, 1955. Freshmen who entered from Napavine Grade School were: Barbara Ragan, Sharon Vatne, Tom Carroll, Ben Randall, Gail Annis, Dennis Lyons, Duane Olsen, John Estep and Duane Allison. Dorothy Byers, Jim Johnson, Clara Eldredge and Norman Guenther entered from Jackson Prairie, and Lester Tellevik from Chehalis. During the year the class had a bake sale to earn money for their treasury. We chose Sharon Vatne to represent the class for Princess Napawinah, selected the yellow rose for a class flower and chose silver and gold as our class colors. Our class motto was "Climb, though the rocks be rugged. " We also chose Barbara Ragan as candidate for Carnival Princess. Our advisor was Mr. James Nelson. The following year the Sophomore Class began with the same students who finished the Freshman year with the exception of Dorothy Byers. We started the year by initiating the Freshmen on September 21, 1956. For entertainment at the annual high school Christmas party, the Sophomores presented a panto- mime and short skit. The Sophomores also had a fairly successful year finan- cially. We held a bake sale in November and also a Western style dance. We chose Barbara Ragan as candidate for Napawinah Princess. Our class advisor was Mrs. Pacsmag. The class of '59 had a successful Junior year. That is, in everyway except financially. We began the year with only ten members, seven boys and three girls. However, during the second semester Gloria Creemer entered from Adna We received our class rings on January 20 after a prolonged wait. ln the latter part of the year we presented our class play, entitled "Hold the Phone. " We escorted the Senior Class of '58' to Jantzen Beach on the annual Junior-Senior Picnic. Our advisor was Mr. Ackerman. We chose Sharon Vatne for Carnival Princess candidate and Gloria Creemer for Princess Napawinah. In the fall of '58 we came back as Seniors, the best year of all for us. We entered with eight students, but later we gained two more, Sally Welch, who came from Centralia and Gloria Creemer who came back to join us again from Roseburg, Oregon. Sally Welch left after a short stay. During the year we gave our Senior play, "Desperate Ambrose", a three act western comedy, which was presented in November. We chose Clara Eldredge as Princess Napawinah and also Carnival Princess. Other events in our last year were: Field trip to Camp McDonald, Junior-Senior picnic to Jantzen Beach, Senior skip to Victoria, B.C. , Baccalaureate, May 24, and Graduation. Duane Olsen is Valedictorian and Jim Johnson is Salutatorian. Barbara Ragan was chosen Class Speaker and Tom Carroll as Faculty Speaker. Mr. Potoczny is our class advisor and Mr. Heath is our annual staff advisor. I5 Senior Class Prophecy MOONPORT THRIVES: "59" GRADS MAKE GOOD Moonport 41, June 1975. The income from tourist trade at this thriving colony has risen some 9095 over last year's total. What is it that calls a rapidly increasing number of tourists Moonward each year ? Is it the isolation, or the hint of adventure and exploration? Yes, these factors do contribute, but the principal attraction here is the odd assortment of recreational facilities. TOM and SHARON CARROLL are the managers of their own Lonely Hearts Club. At this growing establishment many a left-out lover has found new happiness as interblanetary arms entangle. They use their own successful marriage as an incentive for others JAMES JOHNSON is the chief instructor at "Johnson's School of Modern Dance and Ballet for Young Ladies". Since graduating from N. H. S. Jim has received a B.A. from Oxford, an M.A. from Heidelberg and flat feet from dancing with heavy girls. CLARA MAE ELDREDGE owns and supervises the only lunar circus. Her star attractions include tiny green moon men, gigantic space bats and a repre- sentative of every race in the solar system. Clara formerly rose to promin- ence as an elephant trainer on earth. BEN RANDALL is continuing in his old trade. He is the moon's most suc- cessful bootlegger. Ben calls the result "earthshine" and uses green cheese as the raw product. Although he says it is a mere 100 proof, a grasshopper's breath will knock a space bat out at a 100 paces. GAIL ANNIS is the proprietor of "Gai1's'Lunar Health and Beauty Resort". Here for a reasonable fee one can learn to lead a happy, wholesome life with- out liquor, smoking or fatty foods. tThat's life?l Gail is also the author of several books namely, "The Evils of Smoking" and "The Possibilities of Tobacco Growing on the Moon." BARBARA WHITE, recently proclaimed Moon Mother of the year, offers instruction in lunar house keeping over the local T, V. station K:O:N:G. She shows how to sweep space dust under the rug, wash green cheese off children and many other tricks of house organization. Barbara is so busy that husband Walter is forced to stay home and take care of their ten children. GLORIA CREEMER, now known as Careless Creemer, is the moon's sole dealer in used space ships. At G1oria's one may buy anything on wheels. In- cidentally, today's special is a beautiful 1960 jet black "Fris-Bee" priced at only 3550, 000. I6 Then we find a battered sign which reads "Official laboratory of DUANE OLSEN, the Curious Chemist, " Duane has made several "firsts" in his career. For instance, he was the first person to reach the moon and the only person who came without the use of a rocket. It seems that when he was on earth, one of his experiments exploded and when he when he awoke he was on the moon. MR. POTOC ZNY is a guest at Gail's health resort where he is recovering from raising twin daughters. PMR. SENNE is also a resident of Moonport ifl. He has retired from tea-1' ching and now has his own band - "the Space Rats". MR. HEATH is a regular visitor at Jim's school of dance for young ladies. It seems he is trying to re-live his younger days. With that, we have summarized these strange characters who now inhabit Moonport ifl. Your moon reporter, AU 17 BARBARA RAGAN I have been sweep- ing this crazy floor all day and it's still dirty. " ll DUANE OLSEN But I Still think I deserve an "A". GLORIA CRE EMER "So, what if I did eat the last dozen cream puffs. " BEN RANDALL CLARA MAE ELDREDGE "It's all right to "Come on, come on, be bashful, honey, give me the keys. " but don't disappear. SHARON VATNE "Wow! this pilot's training is murder. GAIL ANNIS Anybody got a comb? " Il 18 JIM JOHNSON "Ride 'em cowboy" TOMMY CARROLL "All right, you guys get me out of this overgrown doiley. " Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Top row: Dick Dibble, Mike Matney, Jack Norman, Rod Smith, Bob Whitmire, Roger Thomas, Lorin Vlach, Fred Norman, Martin Hoage, Dick Muller, Kay McCulloy, Darleen Creemer, Betty Randall, Judith Candady, Roberta Matney, Marianne Hagan, Kathleen Pea, Mrs. Senne. Junior Class In the fall of 1958, we had fifteen Juniors in our class. Theywere Kathleen Pea, Mariann Ragan, Vivian Moon, Roberta Matney, Judith Canaday, Betty Randall, Dick Muller, Fred Norman, Lorin Vlach, Dick Dibble, Sandy Tyler, Bob Slemp, Jack Norman, Martin Hoage and Mike Mat- ney. We had three new studentsg Kay McCulley, Rodger Thomas and Ev Durant. Later on in the year we gained Darlene Creemer who moved back from Roseburg, Oregon and lost Vivian Moon, Sandy Tyler, and Ev Durant. On November 4th, fifteen proud Juniors received their class rings and on April 10th, we pre- sented our Junior Class Play entitled "lf Mother Only Knew. " On May Sth, we took the Seniors on the Junior-Senior Picnic to Jantzen Beach. During the year we held a bake sale and had a dance. OFFICE FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER President Bob Slemp Vice President Jack Norman Secretary Sz Treasurer Kathleen Pea Sgt-at-Arms Rodger Thomas 20 Top row: Ronald Baglien, Larry Jensen, Steve Stedham, Denny Larson, Ranny Schmit, Ronnie Schmit, Gary Hill, Harold Bowman, Donnie Schmit. Gm-rv Matney, Fred Aust, Mr. Jaros, Adell Gowan, Sheryl Goodard, Shirley Hilts, Lorene Carns, Karen Senne, Donna Olson, Marilyn Clark, Karen Erickson, Sharon Bachler, Ellen Mathews, Lorna Matson, Nadine Luce, Judy Fink, Luana Graves. Sophomore Class We started our Sophomore year with 30 students. They were Sharon Bachler, Lorene Carns, Marilyn Clark, Darlene Cooke, Karen Erickson, Beverly Faith, Judi Fink, Sheryl Goodard, Adell Gawan, Shirley Hilts, Linda Hines, Audrey Hoxit, Nadine Luce, Lorna Matson, Donna. Olsen, Karen Senne, Luana Graves, Fred Aust, Ronald Baglien, Harold Bowman, Gary Hill, Larry Jen- sen, Dennis Larson, Jerry Matney, Don Schmit, Ron Schmit, Ranny Schmit, Steve Stedham, Dale Swayze and George Smith. Then during the year we regretfully lost 6 students. They were Dale Swayze, Darelene Cooke, George Smith, Beverly Faith, Linda Hines and Audrey Hoxit, but gained one new one, Ellen Mathews. We were very happy to entertain the students at the Christmas program. The officers for the year were: OFFICE President Donna Olsen Vice President Gary Hill Secretary-Treasurer Nadine Luce Sgt. -at-Arms Karen Erickson 21 Top row: Leroy Muller, Kenneth Messal, Steve Jackson, Walter Hall, Gordon Vlach, Darrell Davis, Harland Ray, Tom Vatne, Eddie Hoxit, Jerry Matson. Bottom row: Loella Dickenson, Theresa Surdam, Linda Surface, Karen Marie Carroll, Karen Curtis, Joan Clark, Lois Maesner, Betty Estep, Geneie Mat- ney, Cornelia Adams, Brenda Mathews, Alice White, and Mr. Heath Class Advisor. Freshman Class We started our Freshman year with 29 students. They were Cornelia Adams, Joan Clark, Karen Marie Carroll, Karen Curtis, Darrell Davis, Loella Dickenson, Betty Estep, Walter Hall, Eddie Hoxit, Steve Jackson, David Larson, Ruth Larson, Lois Maesner, Geneie Matney, Gerry Matson, Kenneth Messal, Leroy Muller, Harlan Ray, Carolyn Richardson, Theresa Surdam, Linda Surface, Tom Vatne, Gordon Vlach and Alice White. We had 5 students who left us. They were Bill Thorn, Duane Abramch, Betty Byers, George Koons, and David Black. Brenda Mathews later joined us. This year we served refreshments at the Christmas Program. The officers for the year were: OFFICE FIRST SEMESTER President Eddie Hoxit Vice President Karen Curtis Secretary Loella Dickenson Treasurer Linda Surface 22 SECOND SEMESTER Kenneth Messal Carolyn Richardson Linda Surface Darrell Davis Grades V ,eff ,,i?M"l.Nr-J i fiifillfiafzb, WW 15155353- Q :f:Q,rm,f. s z iitfimwzs - A H 4 bn ,Q 'S 5 Big ,Af ,M gf., W 5 4 x . 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Standing: Mr. Potoczny, Bob Whitmire, Bob Slemp, Harold Bowman, Ron Schmit, Larry Jensen. High School Football The Napavine Tigers opened their 1958 football season on Saturday, September 20. They played the North River Redskins at Napavine and came out on the short end of a 21-7 score. Tom Carroll scored the lone touchdown for the Tigers. On Friday, September 26, the Tigers traveled to Rainier for a game with the Rainier Mountaineers Napavine won by a score of 32-12. The scoring was led by Jim Johnson with three touchdowns. Tom Vatne and Harold Bowman also scored for the Tigers. The Tigers trounced the Oakville Acorns on October 4, by a score of 49-Q. The Tigers were led in scoring by Jim Johnson with 6 touchdowns. Tom Carroll also scored one touchdown for the Tigers. Napavine traveled to Wishkah on October 10 to play the strong Wishkah Loggers. The scoring load was distributed evenly among three players - Tom Vatne, Bob Whitmire, and Jim Johnson all scoring once. The final socre was Wishkah 32, Napavine 20. On October 17 the Napavine Tigers traveled to Adna to play the Adna Pirates. The Tigers toppled the Pirates by the score of 26-0. Gary Hill threw 3 touchdown passes during the game. The pass receivers were Harold Bowman, Bob Whitmire and Jim Johnson. 30 Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Nap:-wine llapavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Standing: Mr. Potoczny, coachg Gary Hill, Bob Whitmire, Ron Schmit, Bob Slemp, Gail Anais. Kneeling: Steve Stedham, Tom Carroll, Harold Bowman, Jim Johnson, Duane Olsen. Basketball "A" Squad A-Squad Game Scores 34 36 32 60 44 48 65 61 40 58 46 37 61 51 53 32 47 47 57 58 4' League Games Playoff Games 47 58 32 White Pass White Pass Winlock Winlock Quinalt Quinalt Adna Oakville Tenino Rainier PeE11 Toutle Lake Boistfort Adna PeE11 Toutle Lake Rainier Oakville Tenino Boistfort PeE11 Green Hill 49 33 43 31 55 42 50" 68" 61" 48" 47" 52" 38" 48" 494' 46" 37" 51" 75" 394' 34 40 Napavine Napavine Tom Carroll Gary Hill Steve Stedham Harold Bowman Bob Whitmire TOM 34 38 230 192 162 145 129 Tournament Games Individual Scoring Ilwaco Morton Jim Johnson Ron Schmit Bob Slemp Duane Olsen Gail Annis 51 51 117 62 58 9 7 1, BOB GAIL JIM DUANE Standing: Mr. Jaros, coachg Ron Baglien, Denny Larson, Ranny Schmit, Tom Vatne. Kneeling: Fred Norman, Lorin Vlach, Gordon Vlach, Ken Messal, Darrell Davis. Basketball "B" Squad B-Squad Game Scores Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine Napavine White Pass White Pass Winlock Winlock Quinault Tenino Tenino Adna Adna Oakville Oakville Rainier Rainier PeE1l PeE1l Toutle Lake Toutle Lake Boistfort Boistfort ' 34 Gordon Vlach Lorin Vlach Ranny Schmit Tom Vatne Jack Norman Denny Larson Darrell Davis Walt Hall Ron Baglien Fred Norman Ken Messal Dick Muller Individual Scoring 244 215 2 97 57 52 31 26 19 17 3 3 3 Back row: Mr. Potoczny, coachg Darrell Davis, Gordon Vlach, Gary Hill, Ron Schmit, Lorin Vlach, Jim Johnson. Second Row: Ron Baglien, Ken Messal, Tom Vatne, Walt Hall, Fred Norman, Jerry Matney, Tom Carroll. Front: Jerry Matson, Manager. Baseball The Napavine Tigers took third place in a very strong league composed of Toledo, Winlock, Toutle Lake and Napavine. League Game Scores Napavine 0 Winlock Napavine 0 Toledo Napav ine 8 Toutle Lake Napavine 1 Winlock Napavine 2 Toledo Napavine 6 Toutle Lake 35 Top row: Donnie Schmit, Bob Whitmire, Ronnie Schmit, Harold Bowman, Steve Stedham, Mr. Potoczny, Duane Olsen, Ben Randall, Larry Jenson, Gordon Vlach, Denny Larson, Dick Muller, Darrell Davis, Lorin Vlach, Gail Annis, Gary Hill, Jim Johnson, Tom Carroll, Ronald Baglien, Tom Vatne. "N" Club "N" Club History Members of the "N" Club this year were: Tom Carroll, Jim Johnson, Ben Randall, Duane Olsen, Gail Annis, Lorin Vlach, Bob Slemp, Dick Muller, Gary Hill, Larry Jensen, Ran Schmit, Don Schmit, Bob Whitemire, Gordon Vlach, Ron Baglien, Darrell Davis, Steve Stedham, Tom Vatne, Eddie Hoxit, Denny Larson and Harold Bowman. Officers were: President Tom Carroll Vice President Gary Hill Secretary-Treasurer Lorin Vlach The annual "N" Club Carnival was held Friday, November 21. 36 Student Government and Activites Top row: Bob Whitmire, Ben Randall, Mr. Heath, Duane Olsen, Jim Johnson, Gail Annis, Tom Carroll, Barbara Hagan, Clara Mae Eldredge, Sharon Vatne, Gloria Creemer. Paper Stuff Editor ------------------------------------ Duane Olsen Ass't editor ------------------------------ Gail Annis Art editor ------------------------------ Barbara Ragan Sports editor ------------------------------ Jim Johnson Reporters and feature writers ------------------- Sharon Vatne, Gloria Creemer, Clara Mae Eldredge, Ben Randall, Bob Whitmire and Tom Carroll. l as Student Council .r..:,3 -kNA- Left to right: Karen Serme, Shirley Hilts, Barbara Ragan, Mr. Senne, Darrell Davis, Duane Olsen, Karen Curtis, Judith Canaday, Loren Vlach, Jim Johnson, Sharen Vatne, Gail Annis. 39 Top row: Duane Olsen, Jim Johnson, Loren Vlach, Gordon Vlach, Eddie Hoxit, Mariann Ragan, Barbara Ragan, Karen Senne, Lorna Matson, Luana Graves, Sheryl Goodard, Theresa Surdam, Mr. Senne. Honor Society Although the Honor Society did not have many meetings this year, we did accomplish a great deal. Pins were given to the new members and the old members were given pins of higher merit. At the end of the first semester We welcomed three freshmen to our ranks. In April we visited Bonneville Dam, The Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother and the Portland Zoo. We enjoyed this sojourn very much. Officers were: President Jim Johnson Vice President Lorin Vlach Secretary Lorna Matson Advisor Mr. Senne 40 Senne Gail Annis, LeRoy Muller, Mike Russell, Darrell Standing: Bettie Estep, Roberta Matney, Barbara Ragan, Gerry Matson, Mr. Aaby, Dick Dibble, Mr. Davis, Duane Olson, Karen Erickson, Terry Senne, Lorita Philips, Edna Oppelt, Helen Mack, Delbert Estep, Kathy Hamilton, Jimmy Aust, George Eastman, Luce, H9 Canaday, Nadi Jud ith ossard, Br Gary Arthurs, Terry Carns, yce Jo nne, Se STSH K ill, H Gary Curtis , ZTGH K ust A red Baglien, F Ronald unsell M TY Ter -. afi- M Senne Party Shirley Hilts, Sharon Bachlor, Lorna Matson, Sharon Vatne, Donna Olson, Lorene Carns, Sharon Musser, Kay McCulley, Cora Lee Annis, Joan Clark. lyn Clark, ll School Band Mixed Chorus Top row: Duane Olsen, Ronald Baglien, Jim Johnson, Gary Hill, Karen Erickson, Maryiln Clark, Karen Senne, Joan Clark, Sharon Vatne, Lois Maesner, Cornelia Adams, Gail Annis, Darrell Davis, Tom Vatne, Mr. Senne, Director. Sccond row: Mariann Ragan, Theresa Surdam, Sheryl Goodard, Darlene Crcemer, Barbara Ragan, Shirley Hilts, Lorene Carns, Karen Curtis, Nadine Luce, Linda Surface, Donna Olsen, Lorna Marson, Clara Eldredge, Alice White, Kay MeCul1ey. Girls' GI CI 'Pop row: Mariann Ragan, Theresa Surdam, Marilyn Clark, Karen Senne, Karen Erickson, Joan Clark, Sharon Vatne, Lois Maesncr, Cornelia Adams, Alice White, Kay McCulley. Bottom row: Sheryl Goodard, Dar- lene Crcemer, Barbara Kagan, Shirley Hilts, Lorene Carns, Karen Curtis, Nadine Luce, Linda Surface, Donna Olsen, Lorna Matson, Clara Elrlreclgc, lVIr. Scnnc, Director. 42 Top row: Adell Cowan, Kay McCulley, Loella Dickinson, Darleen Creemer, Sheryl Goodard, Geneie Matney, Barbara Ragan, Mariann Ragan, Kathleen Pea, Theresa Surdam, Betty Randall, Sharon Vatne, Judith Canaday, Joan Clark, Karen Curtis, Gloria Creemer, Clara Mae Eldredge, Sharon Bachler, Roberta Matney, Lorna Matson, Karen Erickson, Marilyn Clark, Lois Maesner, Bettie Estep, Cornelia Adams, Mrs. Pacsmag, Alice White, Shirley Hilts, Donna Olsen, Karen Senne, Lorene Carns, Karen Carroll, Linda Surface, Ellen Mathews, Nadine Luce, Judy Fink, Luana Graves, Brenda' Mathews. F.H.A. This past year has been a busy one for our F. H.A. Chapter. We began the 1958-59 school year with 38 members. During the year we gained two members, Brenda and Ellen Mathews. Un- fortunately we lost Audrey Hoxit and Beverly Faith. Events for the year were: September 16, a come-as-you-are party for the freshman girlsg September 23, initiation of new members, December 11, Father-Daughter Banquetg December 13, Box Social at I. 0.0. F. Hallg November, hot-dog sale at "N" Club Carnival, April 11, car wash and bake sale at Art Sz Don's Service Station, February 14, Sweetheart Tolog May 1, Mothers' Tea. The new officers for the 1959-60 year were installed on March 16. They are: President, Judith Canadayg Vice President, Sheryl Goodardg Secretary, Lorna Matsong Treasurer, Joan Clark, Par- liamentarian, Karen Carroll, Historian, Linda Surfaceg Reporter, Luana Graves. 43 "I does ma'am yassuh I does. " "Well, whose line is next? " Ma,Qwve Desperate Ambrose "Ambrose on the spot!" "Dor1't move partner. " "N" Club Carnival was held November, 1958. Above are: Clara Mae, Judith, Jim Johnson, Maryiln, Queen Lorna and Joan. 51 ,,,..-n Carnival f' g Tolo The F. H,A, held their formal dance of the year with the theme 'Star Dust' on Febru- ary 14, 1959. 3 -.::.,. 1," xi' -" f , RA , ff I A mi Q1 tyg 5511, L Best Dressed NADINE LUCE EDDIE HOXIT Most Likely to succeed Best Dancers BARBARA RAGAN 1 KAREN SENNE DUANE oLsEN o S GARY HILL Best Looking SHERYL GOODARD GARY HILL KAREN SENNE S- Class Cut-Ups BOB SLEMP mf' , KAREN ERICKSON ,N his A i,w,,,:-'Y L Aj ' f Za? g K ' Q-'A' Q A, xx mil' v f 'W 2 Y ' 5 rw' E 5 4 M I 1 A A I Best Physique 8: Most Athletic N , KAREN ERICKSON ' JIM JOHNSON Most Studious Most Courteous LUANA GRAVES LORNA MATSON DUANE OLSEN DUANE OLSEN 46 4 Q Who's Lazy! Wrong end up! Annie Oakley Take me to your leader Recogmze the A real -er nose? Ooh I --boys. hay- shaker "Turn me loose Beauty and the Beast. A11 dressed Tall, tan, terr1f1c Ready for anythlng The End' Why Johnny' Nice car ! Salty Watch the bn-dy Really! Say Uncle! Uugh! 5, Somethm' good Shirley ! Birdie Naturally curlY My' My Where's Sharon? Years ago J . 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