Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1939 volume:

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Attended University of Washington. American history, U. S. civics, journalism, sociology com mc-rcial law. Supervisor of guidance, coaches frosh athletics ASB advisor, advisor of Sinewesah business staff. MISS ELVIRA HANSON University of North Dakota B. S. Attended University of Washington. Home economics. and home relations. Sophomore class advisor, supervisor of home projects. MISS ELISABETH HEWETT Vilashington State College B. A. Attended University of NVashington. Junior and senior English. speech, dramatics. Thespian advisor. MISS HAZEL HARRIS University of Idaho B. A. Attended University of Chicago, XVashington State College, University of Washington. Sophomore English, phychology. VVasco advisor. MR. EMERSON MORGAN Gonzaga Ph. B., B. S. Attended Washington State College. Biology, economics, P.E., intexnational relations coach. Lettermen's Club advisor, Hi Y advisor. MR. ALFRED BUTLER Washington State College B. S. Chemistry, advanced mathematics, general science. Debate coach, Junior class advisor, supervisor visual edu- cation. MR. J. J. SIMPSON Cornell B. A. Attended Iowa State, University of Washington, Washing ton State College. U.S. history, civics. Principal of High School. Treasurer of Associated Student Body. MR. LOUIS OXVENS University of Washington, B. A. Attended Eastman's School of Music, Rochester, N. Y. Algebra, geometry, music, band, orchestra. Director A Cappella choir, girls' glee club, pep band, orchestra, jazz band. MISS DOROTHY SNEVE University of Washington, B. A. Freshman English. Library. Sinewesah advisor, Seniorita advisor, Freshman class advisor. MR. WALTER OBERST tNo picturel. Eastern Washington College of Education. University of Washington, B. A. VVorld history. Q SENIORS BILL LEROUX: A.S.B. Council 1, 2, 3. Wasco 1, 2, 3, 4. Sinewesah 2, 3, 4. Sinewesah Business Manager 4. Band 2. As- sistant Basketball Manager 3. Orchestra 2. Thespian Club 2. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Letterman's Club 4. Printers Ink 2. DON HALES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Kitty- ball 1, 2, 3. Track 2. Tennis 3, 4. Class President 3. Hi Y 4. Honor Society 4. Thespian Club 4. Phantom Tiger 4. Grow- ing Pains 4. Letterman's Club 2, 3 4. Yakima Student Con- ference 4. Big Five 4. Wasco 4. Class V. P. 4. CHARLES RUTHERFORD: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. Hi Y 3, 4. Track 2, 4. HOWARD HALES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2. Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. W.S.C. Conference 3. A.S.B. President 4. A.S.B. V.P. 3 Hi Y 3, 4. Hi Y President 2. Commencement Committee 4. Class President 2. Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4. Interclass Kittyball 1, 2, 3. 4. BONNIE MYKLEBOST: Basketball 1. Kittyball 1, 2. Wasco 1, 2, 3, 4. Sinewesah 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Vice President 3. Pep Club 3. Class Secretary 3, 4. Honor Society 3, 4. Honor Society President 4. Orchestra 2, 3. Eastern Washington Music Meet 2, 3. Yakima Student Conference 4. Girls' Club Conference 3. Growing Pains 4. CHESTER BAILIE: Entered from Missouri as a senior. Football 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3. Track 1, 2, 3. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN: Entered as a junior from Chad- ron, Nebraska. Pep Club 1, 2. Glee Club 2. Basketball 1, 2. A.A. Announcer 2. Wasco 4. Sinewesah 4. Girls' Club 3. JOHN YOLO: Entered as a senior from Yakima. Future Farmers of America 2, 3. The Pampered Darling 2. Grow- ing Pains 4. PHYLLIS DIEHM: Growing Pains 4. Ladies In Linen 2. Wasco 2,4. Glee Club 1, 2. Sergeant-at-arms 2. Girls Club 3. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. BONNIE SMITH: Sinewesah 3, 4. Wasco 4. Yakima Stu- dent Conference 4. Growing Pains 4. BILL JIIWELL: Football 1, 4. A. Cappella 3. Sinewesah 2. Wasco 1. Thespian 1, 2, 3. DON AVERY: Football 1, 4. A Cappella 3. Sinewesah 2. Wasco 1. Thespian 1, 2, 3. Dance band 3, 4. SENIORS BETTE LEONARD: Kittyball 1, 2. Wasco 3. 4. Sinewesah 3, 4. Honor Society 3, 4. Pep Club 3, 4. Pep Club Conference 4. Thespian Club 3.4, Valedietorian. BETTE KISTLER: Entered as a sophomore from Dayton. Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Nonnettes 4. A Cappella 3, 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. Wasco 3. 4. Yakima Student Conference 3. Girls' Club 3. A.S.B. Representative 4. Class Secretary 3. Eastern Washington Music- Meet 2, 4. Ladies In Linen . The Family Upstairs . The Last Refuge . CHARLES ANTHONY: Football 2. Basketball 2. Inter- class Kittyball 2. Home Room President 3. THEODORE VOCHT: Entered from Columbia High as a senior. Hollywood Bound 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. ALBERT SKINNELL: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4. Glee Club 2, 3. Football 2, 3. 4. Letterman's Club 3, 4. Eastern Vlfashington Music Meet 2, 3. Interelass Kittyball 2, 3, 4. NVasco 4. JACK CLARK: Entered as a sophomore from Cashmere. Hi Y 3, 4. Growing Pains 4. Student Rules Committee 4. Yakima Student Conference 4. Interclass Kittyball 2, 3, 4. HELEN TILTON: Entered from Sandpoint as a junior. Girls' Club 1, 2. Moscow conference 2. Library 1. Sinewesah 3, 4. Journalism 4. ROBERTA MCCABE: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4. A Cappella Choir 2, 4. Nonnettes 2. Pep Club 2. Wasco 2, 4. Saturday Market 2. Basketball 1. Eastern Washington Music Meet 1. 2, 4. Band 3, 4. Thespian Club 2. JOHN SCHIIRGER: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Kittyball 2, 3, 4. Letierman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Conference 1. HELEN PETERSON: Entered from Washtuc na as a sopho- more. Class secretary 1. Class V.P. 1. Pep Club 1, 3. Glee Club 1. Baskelball 1. Tennis 1. ELIZABETH EATON: Pep Club 1, 2. Sinewesah 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. Thespian 3, 4. Girls' Club 1, 2. Kittyball 1. Glee Club 1. Librarian 3. 4. Phantom Tiger 4. BARBARA SMITH: Class Secretary 1, 4. Basketball 1. Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Eastern XVa:.hington Music' Meet 1, 2, 4. Girls' Club 2. Yakima Student Con?-renee 3, 4. Pop Club 3. A Cap- pella Choir 4. Vfasco 4. Thespian Club 4. Student Council 4. Big Five 4. Dust of the Road 4. Growing Pains 4. SENIORS FRANK PONTAROLLO: A.S.B. 3, 4, Football 1, 2. Thes- pian Club 2. Track 4. Letterrnan's Club 4. Hi Y 3, 4. Hi Y Sec- retary 4. BOB KLUNDT: Football 4. Kittyball 1. 2, 3, 4. Lei Club 4. Home room sergeant-at-arms 2. 4. EVELYN REARDON: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Pep Club 3. Yak- ima Student Conference 3. Dramatics Club 3. Wasco 1. Girls' Club 3. DARLENE HAVEN: RUTH MERITT: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Nonnettes 2, 4. Orchestra 3. Band 3, 4. NVasco 2. Dram- atics 2. Honor Society 4. Growing Pains 4. Eastern Wash- ington Music Meet 1, 2, 3, 4, NORMAN LANCE: Football 1, 4. Basketball 3. Tra ART CHAPMAN: Yell Leader 2, 3, 4. A Cappella Choir 4. Eastern Washington Music Meet 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. Dramatics Club President 4. Sinewesah 3, 4. Wasco 3, 4. Hi Y 3, 4. Honor Society 4. Student Council 4. Class V.P. 4. One Egg , Confessional , A Murder Has Been Arranged , The Phantom Tiger , Orchids For Marie , The Family Upstrairs , The Valiant , Christmas Play , Growing Pains . Kittyball 2, 3, 4. Yakima Student Conference 4. Commencement Com- l9l'l l'1al'l ck 1, 2, 3 mittee ART BURKE: A.S.B. President 4. A.S.B. Vice President 3. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3. 4. Letter- man's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Kittyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Class President 4. Basketball Team Captain 3, 4. State Track Meet 3. Student Council 3. Yakima Student Conference 2. Wasco 4. Class V.P. 2. Yakima Basketball Tournament 1, 4. BOB SKILL: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Football 3, 4. Track 4. Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4. Hi Y 2, 3, 4. Hi Y President 4. Student Council 2. Class President 4. Wasco 4. WILLIE NICHOLSON: Hi Y 2, 3. 4. A Cappella 3, 4. Thes- pian Club 4. Inter-Class Kittyball 1, 2, 3. 4. Football 2. Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Honor Society 2, 3. Sinewesah 1. MERLE ROGERS: Track 2, 3, 4. Inter-Class Kittyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Lette-rman's Club 3, -1. Sinewesah 3. 4. Home Room V.P. 1. Home Room President 2. MARVIN JONES1 Inter-Class Kittyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2. Football 3. Letterman's Club 2, 3. SENIORS JOY HAAG: Girls' Club Secretary 2. Girls' Club President 3. Library 1, 3. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. Nonnettes 1, 2, 4. Sextette 1. Wasco 1, 2. Sinewesah 3. Eastern Washington Music Meet 1, 2, 3, 4. Yakima Student Confer- ence 3. Northwest Music Meet 4. Growing Pains 4. PETE GREEN: Hi Y 3, 4. Hi-Y Secretary 3. Leathe Inter-Class Kittyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Assistant Track Ma Home Room President 1. A.S.B. Representative 2. EDITH POTTER: Girls' Club 1. Basketball 1. Yakima Stu- dent Conference 4. Sinewesah 3, 4. Wasco 3. Junior Class Pres- ident 3. Honor Society President 4. Thespian 4. Honor Society 3, 4. Let's Move the Furniture 3. Growing Pains 4. National Thespian 4. Salutatorian. CARMEN NEWLUN: Glee Club 1, 2. Wasco 1, Sinewesah 1, 2, 3, 4. Class President 1. A.S.B. Coun Yakima Student Conference 1. Girls' Club Conference 1 Society 2, 3. Girls' Club 1, 2. BILL FISHER: Entered from Yakima as a Senior. Football 3, 4. Student Council 1. Gold Y. 1, 2, EVA BRICKEY: HOWARD LIVERMORE: Kittyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Thespian Club 3, 4. Let's Move The Furniture 3. Phantom Tiger 3. Track 4. National Thespian 4. BILL PARKHURST: Football 2, 3, 4. Letterman's Basketball Manager 3. Hi-Y 4. Class Vice President 2, MYRT HASTINGS: Hi-Y 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. Sine- wesah Sports Editor 4. Wasco 3, 4. Tennis Team 3. Business Manager of Dramatics Club 3. Dramatics Club V.P. 4. Honor Society 4. Printers Ink , Orchids For Marie , Christmas Play . A Murder Has Been Arranged , The Last Refuge . The Phantom Tiger , Growing Pains 4. National Thespian 4. The Valiant . rcr aft naf.,u i 2 cil Club 3 NORBERT JOB: Growing Pains 4. Let's Move The Fur niture 3. Big Five 4. Home Room President 3, 4. GRACE KISON: Girls' Club Council Representative 2 Wasco 4. W.S.C. Conference 4. IONA DIMOND: Entered from Hoover as a senior Glec Club 3. Basketball 3. Wasco 4. SENIORS MARGARET COLLEY: Girls' Club Council 1, 2. Wasco 3, 4. Sinewesah 3. 4. Yakir.ia Student Conference 3. Thespian 3. Library 4. Growing Pains 4. LOIS ROBERTS: VVasco 1, 4. Glee Club 1, 2. Eastern VVash- ington Music Meet 1. Basketball 1. Girls' Club 1, 3. Class Presi- dent 3. Pullman Conference 3. Student Council 3. Thespian Club 3. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Honor Society Secretary 4. Sinewesah 4. Big Five 4. Yakima Student Conference 4. Grow- ing Pains 4. Commencement Committee 4. Pep Club 3. VIRGIL STINSON: Kittyball 1. 2, 3, 4. RALPH VVELTZ: JEANNE LONG: Entered from Kennewick as a senior. A Cappella 4. Glee Club 4. Nonnettes 4. DORIS NELSON: CLARENCE JACOBSEN: Hi Y 3, 4. Kittyball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY GREEN: Basketball 1, 2. Kittyball 1, 2. Tennis 2. Hiking 1, 2. Volleyball 1, 2. NVasco 4. PAT SULLIVAN: Wasco 1, 2, 3, 4. Sinewesah 1, 2. 3, 4. Thespian Club 2, 3, 4. Cheney Music Meet 1, 2. Glee Club 1, 2. A.S.B. Secretary 3, 4. Student Council 2. Yakima Student Con- fercnce 3, 4. Girls' Club 1. Girls' Club Conference 1. Pep Club 3, 4. Yell Leader 4. Big Five 4. Commencement Committee 4. Growing Pains 4. Saturday Market 2. The Confessional 3. Basketball 1. CLIFFORD UNGERECHT: Entered from Almont, North Dakota. as a sophomore. EVELYN LIDAHL: Hiking 1. Vfasco 2, 3, 4. Assistant Editor of Wasco 3. Wasco Editor 4. Thespian Club 3, 4. A Mur- dcr Has Been Arranged 3. Let's Move the Furniture 3. Phantom Tiger 4. Growing Pains 4. Sinewesah 2. 3, 4. Yakima Student Conference 4, Honor Society 3. 4. Library 3. 4. NORMAN BROXVN: Eastern VVashington Music Meet 1, 2. 3. 4. Northwestern Music Meet 4. Orchestra 2, 4. Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4. A Cappella 2, 3. 4. Leathercraft 3. Sinewesah 4. Jazz Band Singer 4. Semor Class History Four years ago we were the super green freshmen who dashed around the halls lookmg for classes but not now We ve reached the ultx mate goal of the graduating senxors All through the flrst two years of hard work class p1cn1cs and partles we aptly fol lowed ln the footsteps of our leaders and worthy advlsors On the annual sprlng plcmc we had lots of fun although we dld eat sand 1n our 1ce cream and shlver when we went wadlng ln the muddy Snake at Sacagawea Park Our sophomore as sembly on December 10 was a masterplece and won the recogmtnon of the snooty upper class men and crltxcal advlsors When we entered Pasco High for the thlrd time we were Junlors and glory' Upper class men' That year we really dld our stuff and our big soclal affalr the Junlor Prom on May 6 went off with a bang The senmrs were pleased and we were proud But of course our Semor year was the one of lmportance Everyone entered lnto the splrlt of thlngs Members of the semor class won scholastlc honors produced a good class play dubbed Growlng Pams had a grand Semor Ball elected able offxcers went on hllarlous plcmcs had a party had a sneak that has never been equalled and then we gave ourselves a grand send off durxng Commencement Week Offlcers elected for the two semesters of our senlor year were Presldents Art Burke and Bob Sklll Vlce Presldents Don Hales and Art Chapman Secretarles Barbara Smlth and Bon me Myklebost There were also many effxcxent commlttees appolnted which carrled out the plans and wlshes of the class We look forward to an mterestlng future but we shall never forget the four years spent 1n dear old Pasco Hugh Class Wxll We the graduatlng class of nineteen hun dred and thlrty nlne belng of sound mlnd and memory do make publish and declare thls our last will and testament the manner and form Flrst we hereby revoke all former walls and compllments made by us Second we bequeath unto Mr Sxmpson the memory of superior brllllant students who trled not to cause hlm too much dlscomfort To the faculty we leave the honor of havlng taught the future executlves of our country To the Jumors we leave the opportunity of trymg to replace us as Seniors To the Sophomores we leave our hope of thelr someday becoming more than Just ln betweens To the Freshman Class we leave a well worn back patter and a half empty can of apple polish As Indlvlduals Eva Brlckey wllls her perfect complexlon to all future students of PHS Phyllis Dlehm wllls her streamlined flgure to Rosanne Horrlgan Wilma Ballle wllls her perfect 8llblS to those who wlll need them Pete Green leaves hls As to Albert Rogers B111 Jewell leaves his delinquent yellow time sllps to James Slmpson Frank Pontarollo-lf a certam gurl wlll just name lt he will leawe anythmg she asks for Bob Klundt bequeaths hls excess poundage to Bobby Lee Howard Llvermore leaves his tough guy Norman Lance leaves his A m Speech to whoever can earn lt Edward Martell leaves his hopes of exer gettmg hltched to any glrl who IS as good lookmg as those m the 1939 class Grace Klson wxlls her comb to Claudere Nicholson Roberta McCabe w1ll her good taste ln clothes to the sewlng classes Ruth Merltt wllls her drlvlng ablllty to Elaine Durham Bonnie Smith wllls her self composure to Lyle Smlth Pat Sulllvan leaves her L1 Y puns to those glrls who have dreamed of wearlng one Helen Tllton w1lls her sllght stature to Dean Nlcholson John Scherger leaves hls mnety yard runs to the Kennewick team lThey need them? Merle Rogers w1lls his lettermans sweater to Marvln WINGS Evelyn Reardon leaves her giggle to June Frey Lots Roberts leaxes the memory of her pleaslng personallty to the students of Pasco H1 Carmen Newlun wllls her place on the rad lator to Velma Myklebost O O V y . . - . , . ' . ' ' I ! M ' ' H ' . , . . . , , 9 I 7 I - ' . y y . , Y : ' , h . .. . A . . ., . : . . v , I . . - Q u 7 v - ' . . A . . Y . , ' i , I . - . ' . . - 0 . ' ' V ' ' as - as follows: ' stuff to Bob Welsh. , I ' H H ' 7 . v - . I , , , , , ' A4 ' Ol ' ' ' ' . . v ' l ' , y - . , . k L . ' JA I H . 'I V ' . . a Class Wrll Be tc Klstlet rcfuscs to leaxc her Genc anxonc Vxrllle Ntcholson le'1xcs the memorx of hrs fc appcararrcc to Nltss Hcwet xrcnce Jaco 38011 caxcs hrs lfllllsll smrf to Budclx Roberts B111 LcRou1c leaxes h1s mtll pall to Johnnx Carroll elxn hl s l KK xsc c models tor tuturc VV1sco1 xc tlc tc 1cw ll' llll cgg B nnre M lclcbost l Nts hcr box shxness to M115 Grail een P terson wrlls rer g.,um to Jrmes Stredwlclc llN NI lS0l1 laxcs ll rc Brtckcxs to arrxonc who can sc1111.1te them Howard Hales leaxes hrs black wavx harr Norman Brown leaxes h1s seat tn thc 1 stl'lll1lX xxtth Vcra Rrttcr toBx1c111 llatflcld Charles Anthonx le IX es h1s trtps to Connell to Glc11B1lse1 Art Burke wrlls 1 s su1c11or1tx corn c John Sullrx rn 111 Halcs wlll h1s hx lrttlc xxaxs Pcte Lee Dc1n Axerx leaxes hrs off beats to Helen Hurlex 'VIxrtHast1ngs1eaxes hrs techntque xxrth the women to VValte1 Johnson Art Chapman leaxes hrs success as a yell leader to Lorrarne Wlxers Jack Clark leaxes the perpetual twrnl-cle hrs axes to Jlm 'xlucller Jox Haag leaxes the Haags ffood stancllnt xxrth Mr Owens to June Haag hltlabcth Baton wrll her nrclcname Cody to anxone xxho wrll haxe lt Vlarx Green wrlls her clallx walk to school wrth Leonard Vannet to Helcn Nlae lucas cl l xxrlls llls place as prestdent of t c 1 to cnrx Bars rrlcs Rutherford ls sorrx s cft nc1t lc rxe hrs rrffcctrfr lll Prsc Vllgll Strnson lcaxcs hrs l1lllxll1.lHlf, Doocllc to Jack Nlcrcfr Albcrt Sl-illlllfll leaxes hrs football letters hdrth Bluhm Cllfforcl Lngerecht lcaxcs hrs ls11c1wlcdg,c Crxrcs to anxone xx ho flunks rt thrs xc ll Prll FlNll6.l xxrlls hrs posrtton as trclcle 1 thc football squad to Paul krho .lst John Yolo wlshes that someonc would lt xc htm somc han orl son Martcll lcaxcs llw car l s rts who will ct to school c1n tt hlcen SLllllX 111 wrlls hcr or txclfrs Pobcrt Stu 1 llllcll 1 Smrth xx 1lls hcr wcc tncl x rcatron t NI rx Ellen boo 1 V1 rrgarct Collcx XVllls hcr sweet clrsposrtron tc1 Nadtnc Edwards Brll Parkhurst leaxcs hrs Em Morgan lllxc mrnner of xvallcrn f ra DliHlf3IlCl xx1lls hu 1111 complex1c1n t Lorrarnc Nlxcrs om Justlcc xxrls hrs passpor s tc1 lvlss lcrla Nlac Mrchclson saxs she hasnt anx t rng glllllfiplldll 1 letxc to P c Vocht lc ncs 11s 1 alcl shuts o Gorc 1 Iownc ph XVclt1 leixcs 11s 1 rc s c s to Jaclste Nlercct Water Jones leaves hrs track abrlttx t1 'xlrlton Durand Marxrn Joncs lN happx about the whole thtng 4L4:'8.XlllgP Te-anne Long wrlls her attraettxe make ups to the dramatlcs class James Hembrce leax es hrs aloofness xvrth he grrls to Leonard Lexxrs Florence Welsh leax es the slael-cs problem to the Gtrls Club Yorbert Job leaxcs hrs posrtron on the Brg o to LaDo1.n'1 Dawe Srgned sealed publrshed and declared bx the satd Senror Class as and for the-lr Last Wrll and lestament lll the presence of us w ho here bx do swcar that sarcl mcmbers of aforesald cla s arc of a l9dSOlldlJlX sane statc of mrnd on s hll fllsl dax of Hay lN1nctcc11 Ilund Ihrrtx nr e mc Cl Booth 'vltlforcl Crow lax Pit Ilampton 'xlarron Kohler . xl 1 . ., .Y x. , to ,. 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I E M H. : D M F M - A 4 : rci 4 M M :Wm Q E TCM : H H: RA F MA ME: WM H Ml: h 3 A :OA : : ,HS M W M H, A' an M M : E : TE: Z M :Am W - O:-mm : M Z: A C MM I H H, H A LM T : W :H 2 I: 'gm : M A E m W F : Im M C M M M :wk I C A m-:M M km H M M M T A : W F :M M M M P M- : M-A I M I M A A H A H M M M M ,H W CA Z E ,AEA 1' L : M Z kg :C M : L PM A ,MEL V H M- A A EE Wm T A MW H W 6 Z M M M M M 5 5 M I M M M I My W H A M W I wc: E W A - I M H W 4- M .M -M. - M M K, L ,H E: M A M M M ml W 'M-Q lm Em - M M A M A: ,M H M T 2 - I M : M A W M M 'M ,ic M V M F A M M H M VM g W C M T M ,H 4- Y MAH W : Mm Um M MM C C H Mm : V H Y H Mm in M W C M M M M H M -I M M M E : M H: M MA M T 'A M- M : M F M: : I A M : M V M M M - C M M Z M - A M V M Pro hecy I shall never forget that fateful year of 1949 when my friend and I ran mto the ent1re class of 39 whlle we were stranded somewhere ln Old Mexico One hot day while we were wandering a1m lessly in the scorching sand Just imagine our surprise when we came upon two scientists Art Chapman and B1ll F1sher dxgglng indus trlously ln the sand for a very rare species of desert bat Before we could talk over every thing we were again startled by the appearance of two old prospectors tdesert rats they werel Art Burke and Howard Livermore They in formed us sorrowfully that thelr fortunes always seemed 1ust around the next sand dune and that Eva Brlckey and Doris Nelson were now qulte successful gold dlggers worklng on the banks of the good old R10 Burke also told us the desert was very dry So dry roses could not be found not even four roses We moved on and soon reached a quaint picturesque vlllage with adobe houses and thatched roofed market places As we approached one of the little bunga lows I gasped to see our own belle Bette Klstler standing ln the doorway completely surrounded by Gene Juniors Dapper John Llndgren came swlngmg up the street singing We re Cheerlng For You Pasco H1 On one arm he had a beautiful senlorlta under the other a sack of Ch1l1 beans By this tlme we were very hungry so we entered a typical little cabaret and encountered Bill LeRoux singing bartender serving hot a males to three notorious women bandits the Beautiful Blond Booger alias Bonnie Mykle host Machine Gun Lil alias Joy Haag and Bear Claws Bertha alias Roberta McCabe Just as we reached the bar we saw Clifford Un gerecht being tossed expertly out the door by two hefty bouncers Bonnle Smith and Ted Vocht We finally found ourselves a table sat down and immediately ordered toasted cockroaches and cranberrles As we waited I glanced up and saw Bill Parkhurst professlonal cock fight the desert Sheik and Pete Green fabulously wealthy plantatlon owner sitting on the other side of the room indulging in a glass of ginger ale Edith Potter was sellmg lnformatlon on MEXICO which she collected whlle editing the '39 annual while Bette Leonard glamorous torch slnger and Kathleen Sullivan daring bull fighter argued about who could sew the stralghtest seam From a far corner came the lnelg strains of FDR Jones as played by Don Avery and his three assistants Norbert Job Frank Thomp son and Jack Clark Howard Hales popular Romeo of 39 now the head walter escorted the visiting Governor of Washington B111 Jewell and his charmlng wife to a banquet table where awaited such celebrities as Albert Sklnnell Mayor of the V11 lage Elizabeth Eaton and Frank Pontarollo noted fortune telling team Evelyn Lldahl trlcky news reporter Lois Roberts world s fast est soda Jerker Mexlcos Ritz brothers Ed and Gllson Martell also Johnnie Scherger village pedagogue and Chet Ballle Tyrone Powers stand ln who were earnestly telling Ruth Mer rlt popular senlorlta that she must settle down and forget her dashing loxer Vlfgll Stmson for he and Leila Mlchaelson were about to an nounce their engagement A commotion ln a far corner drew our at tentlon away from the banquet table to W1ll1e Nicholson who seemed to be seeing snakes We could not help but admire the exceedmgly tact ful way ln which Grace Klson his losing wife quletly took h1m home By that time having acute lndlgestlon we decided to leave the cabaret It was dusk and we almost stumbled over a haggard old Senora Phyllis Dlehm had evidently turned native for she was sitting on the ground lndustrlously try 1ng to remove a cactus from her big toe We decided to spend the night at the town s one and only night spot The Honky Tonk and who do you thmk the llttle hat check g1rl was None other than little Fluff Welsh and you can betcha she reallv had a monopoly on all the boys smlles The show had Just started The witty an nouncer Charles Anthony mtroduced the flrst attraction of the evening a tap dance by Bob Klundt and Clarence Jacobson The next num ber on the program was a short exh1b1t1on of the Roger Rattlers A few of Merle Rogers favorite snakes playfully chased hlm around the stage to the tune of Snake Dreams After that tne llghts were turned low and a breath taking performance of Romeo and Juliet was portrayed by our hero Norman Lance and lovely Jeanne Long When the llghts were agaln turned on I looked around to see Carmen Newlun the blue rlbbon donkey Jockeyest and Evelyn Reardon famous parachute Jumper arguing Upon hsten mg closer lt seemed that Evelyn was trymg to persuade Carmen to ride to her house ln her tEvelyn sl partnership alrplane Carmen seemed to think her donkey would be safer even if a little slower A crash of cymbols drew our attention to the entrance of Mary Green celebrated balloon dancer As she tripped lightly around she threw a colorful balloon to dazzle Norman Brown her fiance sitting at a nearby table Helen Peterson night club hostess circled among the tables singing while Helen Tllton did a trapeze act uy swinging from the chan dellers Iona Diamond was chewing peanuts Vlg orously and preparing a speech in a not at all subdued voice while Ralph Weltz a rich play boy and Chuck Rutherford light weight wrest remembered got h1s start ln wrestling back in the days when he attended Pasco H1 So this was night 11 e as our 39 friends saw lt We now knew that even lf they were buried away 1n this llttle desert village they were keeping up with the times ln good style When we left the Honky Tonk the first persons we ran into were Johnny Yolo and John Wilkerson They were standmg under the street llght Slllglllg for pennies We gave them a quar ter for hush money and went on Turning the corner we were almost blinded by a bright neon sign vshlch read Try Pats Peachy Polished Apples We went ln and were we surp1sed Or were we There stood Pat Sullivan We bought two bushels of apples you see Pat told us we looked super eating apples She also told us the news of Wilma Ba1l1e hitch hlklng back to the States Wilma had become lonesome for the Highlands so had deserted the rest of the thirty nmers for 'lfe 1n Pasco The door opened and in came Don Hales He looked llke the same old kid we knew in .39 but he d1d not notlce us He said I want one two three four sheep I mean apples After wards Pat told us that ll e as a blg sheep herder had gone to his head When we were again on the street we were amused to see Billie Smith carrying a bottle of mercurochrome for Pat s skinned knees and a freshly laundered shirt for Myrt It seems habits formed ln the Semor play stlll linger Then vse went out lh the desert and really got lost , . , . . ' , . . l , I ' A , , . , Y , - v . y . A ,,,. - , . - . ,, , . . . . ,, , - -, , , . . V Y . Y - . ' 7 ' , ' ' ' 1 1 1 . 1 - ' ' - ' - u r ' , , , ' n - ' 4 , , : . . ' l - l l Y h . Y . . y . t ' . . . , . . . Y - . , , . , . , . , . I Y , - Y . V I ' - 't ' Y ' U 1 - - judgeg Myrt Hastings, trusty sheriff: Bob Skill, ler, looked on with polite attention. Chuck, we . , 1 I , . . . ' . . V '. . . I , ., - . I V Y ' v v- ' I ' v v ' N ' - .. H . ' ' - - - y , - u v . . ' ' H . Y . . ' . . . ' r' . . , . y . 1 . . , . y ' . . . 1 v . ' I , - ' ' 5 , , - . . . ' Y - - H ' , 1 - . . . , . , I 1 , . . ' , I ' , . . . ' ,,, , ' ' . . . . 4, ' ' , - - 1 v . . . H n , 1 1 - ' . ' ' . . - L ' ' ' A i - . . I . I I ,V , L V' ' Y V V ' , ' Q .1 1 History of juniors Q The class of 1940 states that this year has been most successful. Directed by Mr. Butler and their class officers, Henry Baesen, Yves Mocaer and Effie Lawrence. first semester: Bruce Whitemarsh, Vera Ritter and Mar Jean Boyd. second semester, great things were accomplished. They were the first group in Pasco Hi to get class sweaters tmaroon and grey? in their Junior year. Talk about Proms! That affair March 17 was the best in years. The good old barn dance was resurrected in the form of the Junior party, and did they have fun! To wind up a most successful year, and to add one more pleasant memory, a pot luck picnic was held at the Island on May 10. A stuffing good time was had by all. Junior Class Top Row: D. O'Lcaiy, H. Baesen, B. Roberts, B. Hatfield. B. XVhite- marsh, H. VVilcox, J. Vannet. A. Skinnel, VV. Lilley, C. Hodge, M. Morgan, V. Myklehost, H. Warden. M. Kohler, M. Lance, A. Eustus, K. Wright, F. Har- vey, M. Pfliger, H, Hurley, V. Ritter, M. Bostick, R. Custer. M. XValker. A. Rogers, H. Butterfield, J. Perry, H. Cox, G. Towne, A. Comstock, H. Comstock, G. Ryzek, A. Skinnell. B. Yamauchi, L. Smith, M. NVright, J. Vails, G. Baker, R. Peterson, R. Backman, E. Lawrence, M. Hampton, E. Ungerecht, F. Rodkey, B. Lott. M. Mason, J. Frey. N. Mooney. L. Myers, L. Smith. B, VVelsh, J. Hayward, T. Fanning, M. Rasmussen, B. Hall, Y. Mocaer, ll. Bruner, ll. Lloyd, B. llalvorsen, M. Crawford, E. Durham, M. Fogg, L. Johnson, A. Mottner, M. Lidahl, G, Moxley, E. Lewis, O. Galloway. C, Holmes. D. Butterfield. ll. Martell, T. Vanderwood, E. Ritter, J. Colley. A. Birmingham. L. Rogers, J. Grove. M. Phillips, A. Arhogast. Sophomore Class History of Sophomores The Sophomores, who are now almost upper classmen. tound their second year of Hi a protitable and busy one. Remem- bering when they were just green fresh- ies, the road on which they have traveled from last year to this seems long. How- ever, today they beam with pleasure for at last they are recognized by the older students as being, really not so dumb after all. Under the guidance of Miss Hanson. their class advisor, the Sophomore party, held December 9, was a big success. Held at Sacajawea Park. May 8, the class picnic was an event they will long remember tfor once every hungry Sox More had enough potato salad, sandwiches. ice vream and all the trimmingsb. The class officers of the year were: President, Lawrence Smithg vice presi- dent, Albert Pontarollo. and secretary. Betty Shaffer Top How: F. Tabert, L. Smith, J. Simpson, H. Potter, B. Bosticlc, B. Sawyer, S. Funk, J. Mercer, H. Ritter, P. Couisineau, H. Lucas, E. Bottler, L. Morris, P. Arbogast. D. Hopkins, F. Van Holtebeke, C. Boatman, N. Wilker- son, B. Clarke. M. Grosse, A. Hyatt, E. Hopkins, D. Hyatt. R. Harrigan. B. Ras- mussen. L. Schweppe, H. Fox, M. Martell. J. Sullivan, J. Steele, F. Schuneman, R. Capps. A. Pontarollo, C. Hoff- man. Xt. Arbogast, D. Lamb, L. Lewis. J. Carroll, M. Durand. A. Stinson. B- EXIHW, E. XVest, M. Gratz. B. Shaffer. IJ. wirth. IC. Hall J Haag, N Edwards, M. Carroll. C. Nicholson. 4 , . . ' J..Strediwek. J. Mueller, E. Hembree, L. Vannet, L. Spencer, M. Jones, B. OlNe1l. D. Johnson. M. Dooney. C. Fanning, A. Wade. B. O'Leary. A. Posey S- Schull- J- RISKS- L- Ullpiereeht. M. Job. M. Polntkowski. L. Llewelyn. R. XVallace. Historv of Freshmen 4 Those in the class ol' thc hright enter- .. alfl hue! Those Itts of old Paseo Ili! Those xery, vt-ry, busy persons, the Fresh- men, say high school is swell and why wouldn't they? NVith Miss Sneve as then advisor. they accomplished more than am freshman class we know. They started olli by choosing, their class colors tlrioyal hluv and whiter. and elet-ted officers. For first semester Bob Lee was chosen president, - John Sullivan. vice presidentg Llsie Davis, secretary: and Arden Casey, treasurer. Ap eff In the fall the Frosh had a skating party. Just a hang over from eighth grade days, maybe, hut lots of fun. Officers for the second semester were: President, Gor- don Mercer, vice president, Nadine New lung and secretary, Logan Long. March 17. rolled along and the Fresh- ies put on an assembly in honor of the VVearin' of the Green. B'g0rry the Irish were proud of them, it was that good. Spring came and April 21 saw the Frosh having another party and taking in the movie The Lady of the Lake. Then fol- lowed one home room picnic after an- other. Finally came the last big event. their class picnic in May. VVhat people these '39 Frosh! What upper classmen they'll make! Freshman Class Top How: J. Clayton, J. Knowlton, L. Tustin. R. Zahn, B. XVise. Simon. D. Liberty. J. Rogers. Ii. Hardy. 'll Spaulding. J. Martin, H. Hatch, Nichol, L. Livermore, L. Sullivan, K. Dodd, R. Avery, J. Ono. Nl. Modesky. Scherger. E. Mason, E. Grenz. R. Hays. E. Whitemarsh. P, Morris. G. Glen, Sturgis. G. Mcllraith. D. Nicholson, J. Sullivan. F. Huber. L. Long, E. Huber. E. Miller. Kenoycr, V. Small. A. George. L. XVeltz. B. Lee, D. Collins. L. Hedrick. Booth, D. Bell. A. Bricks-y, E. I-Justus, D. Little, D. Galloway. R. Savage. Smith. E. Davis, M. Miles, N. Newlun. P. Lloyd. P, Eaton. M. Nohel. Utzman. T. McCoy, E. Parkhurst, D. Klundt. M. Wines, W. Jones, R. Stone. Stultz, P. Lee, F. Sc-human, J. Xlfilflerman. M. Hall. S, Berghausen. Dunn. E. Pierre. BI. Klundt, L. Dau e, L. Schahel, XV. Mc-Intire. E. Carlisle. Hampton. J. XVilkins. A, Johnson. G. Slaight. E, Bluhm. NI, Hill. M. Barbee. Birmingham. L. Jackson. Nl. Ilunsaker. C. Patton. Sept 2 Sept 5 Sept 8 Sept 2 Sept 28 O 7 Calendar Good mornlng teacher Bet you I6 glad to have me back Hah Labor Day to some of the na txon but Rest Day to us John and Jane Freshman got ac quamted wlth us at an Orlentatlon assembly today That was really some assembly Wlsh theyd had one when I started school I would have been saved A LOT of embarrassment The boys from Wapato are good but we were better dear Dlary Art and Pat make a good yell team Today the Smewesah staff met wlth Mlss Sneve to declde who does what I got th1s Job The prmters w1ll cut my copy down and the school wxll cut my throat Whats the percent age? Guess Ill let my beard grow Funny how many boys play football who never sulted up The absentee llst today 1S as large as the flunk 11st usually IS at the quarter Bet they re at Toppenlsh I dldnt know m tlme Hales IS presldent Bruce vlce and Pat secretary of ASB The frosh beat the upperclassmen by electlng class offlcers The old Bulldog mpped Dayton 21 to 7 today We re gomg to have another cup I bet a nlckel wlth LeRoux on xt Some of the glrls hollered as loud as the boys on the Mantoux test The boosters who sklpped for the Top penlsh trlp got SIX hours a head Thats laymg lt on Mr Sxmpson MISS Sneve and Ye Edltor get 1n carcerated 1n the llbrary Oct 8-Mr Crowley got a goose flrst shot Oct f1rst tr1p Scherger got h1s knee hurt tonlght ln the game wxth Cle Elum and 1t Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec DSC Jan Jan Jan 23-Everybody smells l1ke mothballs I wore the r f s today and the ther mometer keeps dropplng They scratch me too Today Pat was unwrappmg blrthday packages I ate some Good old banana belt weather agaln I m keeplng them on Just 1n case All the gals look stlff ln thelr new ha1r does I got a date for the Senlor ball tomght Wonder lf we ll wm that Sunnyslde debate today Calendar pretty full Jesse James Slmpson bought a box of apples on the way to the Student Conference at Yaklma Pat Sullxvan pollshed them fxrst and handed them out 16-Toppenlsh came here Wlth a good 2 2 team but went back wlth a 15 29 de feat That game could have been better Connell boys put up a nlce game but We wanna go to Yakima Zeke almost had us crymg ln Dust of the Road Thls program was lovely w1th a cap pella llghted tapers and cathedral wlndows MISS Sneve dyed 17 palrs of sox a purple and they dldnt use them Shes burnlng' School out for th1s year We had a tree and everything Student Councll buys us suckers Durmg the vacatxon We played Lmd 28-4 Yaklma here we come' Back 1n slavery agam Pretz and Chuck look klnda world weary That noxse IS slmply the Speech class practlclng choral readlng Or lt mlght be Crowleys klds argumg chaln stores 6-Our Bulldogs headlng for Yaklma Oct 21 It makes us S1Ck to see Johnny hurt Dlsaster' Burkes touchdown out of the a1r ten feet from the chest of the Sunnyslde player was ruled out be cause Art shoved' What long arms you have Arthur' We lost our flrst game Ill have a headache tomor row' Oct 17 18-The slavedrlvers are at Instltute to Oct 31 Nov Nov 1 Nov 1 Nov lt? Nov 1 Nov 21 day Too cold to go swlmmlng Shall I f1n1sh that notebook? Huh uh The frosh had a skatlng party The Swmdle Sheets came out today That callous I got on my apple pol xshlng arm was not appreclated Oh well' nome Ec glrls gave a tea today The hand that holds the ladle IS the hand that oh sklp It But they can cook The Leglon boys gave a program and a real bomb today Kennewlck took a a shellackmg 12 to 0 Lots of f1re works ln that game The A Cappella s1ngers from Cheney gave Bud Roberts a thrlll The boy wlth the loud txes LOVES muslc A bus load of klds went to Walla 2 for On Stage We trled to go clear to Ellensburg and play for the League champlon shlp but dldnt make lt PllllngS wasnt sugar coated and that boy could run Wxsh Johnny could have made a few runs The Old Vlbrator bus took a load up and BACK whlch was somethlng Well I have wondered smce I was m the f1fth grade who Sylvla was 1n Tlger House The Thesplans showed me tonight 1n the sequel Phantom Tlger It was Cody all of the tlme' Ill be danged' Shucks I knew It all along' Jan Dec J an an J an an holson IS back agaln after loslng h1s appendlx Hls nurse went to the dance w1th hlm and we wonder why he was ln a hurry to get out of the hospltal The strong man gave an assembly today and Carl Morgan does all the stunts rlght after hlm 10-Shades of 1910 Speech mellerdram mer today The Fatal Necklace showed us what a v1lla1n Burke IS at heart Focht saves Evelyn but poor B1ll1e d1ed as a grandmother The Speech class had a banquet and the reason they talked so well was that LeRoux had the gavel MISS Hewett the grade book Mlss Sneve Just keeps eatlng her free plate Mr Butlers debaters take on Zlllah and we got took Elther we make lt or we dont The semester agony starts today Dld you know MISS HHTFIS can lay on a mean test' Huh try one of Mlss Jack sons' Guess I ll forget xt all and go to the basketball game Prosser loses 20-Today Bob Yamauchl won the Pro fessor Qulz contest Jlmmy S1mpson asked used ln Japan' All the teachers trled thelr luck Mlss Hanson got most of them after Mlss Doollttle told her h1m why paper houses were 23-Well why do you suppose she gave me a flunk ln that? I handed 1n Bob s notebook and he got 30 po1nts but she only gave me 15' Its a swlndle' We had a hard tlme w1nn1ng three polnts over Sunnyslde And we have no 1nJur1es yet Dld you see Em down there scrubblng the gym floor We defeat Top H1 and Kennewlck again Golng up the Valley' We won the tl ' , - ' - . 30- ' ' ' ' . . 1- ' ' ' . . Q- h QL 2 v ,G . 3- v ' . ' ' ' U ' .' A . 3- l . ' .Q D . ' . . ob ' . ct. 3 ' ' , ' ' ' , - ' , . . 3- ' . . '- - u - ' . 2- ' ' . ' A . ' I .gi . . . . 14- ' ' ' ' . looks bad. We won the game 8-0, but ' tournament per Wapato. Willie Nic- , Q . 13- . 9- ' ' . , , - ' . 1- ' ' .19- ' ' . 5- ' ' ' ' ' . . I J . . I- . - . 9- ' , ' ,- ' . -I , u ' J .27- '. ' ' - ' , 'tle. U Calendar Feb 'S-Kay NVrrght puts lots of pepper rn Fcb I4 Feb Fe 1 Mar ch March March March March March Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl A prrl Aprrl Aprrl 74 the chrlr for us hungry workers Drd you sce what a nrce Job the grrls drd rn thc gym wrth 1 gallons of parnt whrle rt took thc boys Z' to do one thtrd lass And they say that grrls parnt therr faces' Our school looks nrce tho and the Brg Irrxe under Mrss Hewett were cffrcrent The dance later was neat Bctty Wayde rs takrng Pats place whrle the later has a date wrth the doctor and hrs cleayer We sent flowers tTo Pat not the doctorb Georgre took a stork rrde today and then we named our state after hrm Glad we lrve here rnstead of rn Ore gon They haye no holrday today Mrss Harrrs home room had a party today Those krds are gettrng qurte grown up I trred to crash rt but they had somc bouncers Rosanne s dad has resrgned from the School Board We re sorry for Mr Horrrgan rs a real frrend Doc Green well looks lrke the man for the Job and we welcome htm Skrnnell has been practrcrng down by the depot every nrte so that hrs Adams apple wrll carort lrke the Swrss Yodelers do 'lhe Junrors have party the ter tl Im crashrnf., agarn' and rt has Mark too Mr Carl Mor gan got lard up I wrsh I had 'r good tonrc Ma' All the Prosh turn really green and put on an assembly for the rest of us Roy Zahn steals the show The Prom thrs year was prctty grand wrth Prerrots and Prerrettes Of all the formals' Mom and Dad were here tonrght I showed them around Had to drtch that notebook drsplay srnce Johnny got an A and I only rated a C Same notebook too' Swrndle agarn' Beaver' Allen Strnson grows a beard Is rt a bet'? Joy Bells chaperones Buddy Harlan and Focht to Tacoma Ems Amateur hour was pretty neat Phyllrs Ger trude and Mar Jean made prgs of themselyes May whrstled for me to go to school today and up I got from the table Heck no school Mr Srmpsons offrce looks pretty empty and we frnd ourselyes a dozen trmes a day wonderrng who would know thrs or that Hope he gets well soon Take rt easy Jesse James' Mrss Doolrttle s home room shows us therr versron of Ferdrnand Chubbrns does the snrffrng Sprrng vacatron today Well here we go The teachers scrammed out of town but Em and Pat trred to run a track meet Exen the weather man had to throw dust We prled p pornts tho Yakrma Walla 2 and Kennewrck over here 10-Mr Srmpson back agarn Take rt easy 21 for awhrle JJ The annual rnterclass krtty ball tourn ament started today Im betting on thc senrors Strll Funk rs good Cheney musrc bus starts out but al most holds the contest rn Eltopra Then Mr Owens and Jackre start thumbrng and Mercer gets excellent on hrs tooter We all had fun Mrss Harrrs helped rrde herd on us Em takes track men to Mac Hrgh I crashed the frosh party tonrght and thev don't play postoffrce Aprrl Aprrl Now the bug has brtten Mrss Harrrs' She s rn the hosprtal and pretty srck We trred to put out '1 Wrrsro but rt should be called Fr rsco Ask Mr But lcr what that word rs Art Chet 'rnd Sugar go golfrng Bet Jesse James lets them haxe rt Now Art should the ASB prexx act lrke that? We lrke Growrng Parns Those sen rors are gettrng better rrght 'rlong Well hare to hand rt to you Mrs Hcwett Full house both nrglrts The reason LeRourr drdn t play Norbert s part was that Norbert had to throw some money around LeRou'c farnted rn the try out Aprrl '78-Seven soph boys found the rryer a May May May May 13 May 14 May Nlay '78 May June 1 brt cold but we ll bet J J s recep tron wrll be warm enough Sexen soph boys spent the dav rn the steel charrs Not as bad as you mrght thrnlc tho as they all brought rub ber arr frlled cushrons' Honor Socrety throws feed Oh par don me the Pasco Secondary School Intellrgentsra dergns to rndulge rn a brt of gastronomrc socral gatherrng I wasnt rnvrted exen And all those nrce notebooks' We have a frre drrll or was rt Pat? Thrs afternoon the Senrors are among the mrssrng Werc haxrng '1 nrce trme thank you but we expect to go to Brngham Sprrngs Chet Art and Johnny look lonesome tearrng around to senror classes alone Too much to pay for one game of golf' Scnror Lettermen have a surprrse as sembly rn honor of Em Nrce gorng he deserves rt Today the arr rs full of Jaxelrns drs cus throwers and track men We are hosts to the Sub Drstrrct Some of the grrls from Sunnvsrde are cute but those boys from Toppenrsh take all the honors That Leonard Lewrs rs rn hrs glory NVhy do grrls lrke curlv harr So Edrth Potter rs salutatorran and Bette Leonard rs the head of that smart class of senrors' Now thats really an honor XVonder where the boys were? After seerng Edre rn the senror play we wonder rf she got all those grades wrthout usrng SIN ISTER MEANS but I looked up her I Q and rt reads lrke a Calrfornra car lrcense Tonrght the Thesprans held a sort of Grrdrron banquet Everybody was on the pan but Myrt Hastrngs and he got the coveted award grxen annually bv the Thespran Club He got rt for the part of George rn Growrng Parns They had to put a leash cn Amber to keep her from gnawrng the bone presented for the sound effects The senrors were qurte drgnrfred yes terday rn Baccalaureate Caps and gowns helped rn that effect too Im gettrng a lrttle blue about rt Todav I don t feel lrke wrse crackrng Wonder rf Spam wrll hare a Memor ral Day 20 years from now XVrll we be xets by then'7 Commencement tonrght Four years of hrgh school erght years of grade school and srx years of belng Just a baby Does that make us grown up yet' We look lrke adults and now we must act lrke them College for some of us work for some of us and what for all of us' Happrness, we hope, and a measure of usefulness Goodby, Pasco Hrgh School You are OUR school and we loye you' - ' , , ' 1,, ,. I. ' .- B. i ., -Z.. L. .Q .u - 1.5. , V , ' .' l , ,' 2-Ii W ' rr D ',' if ' .zu -. K. - . 22- - 5 ' Q - .4 g, ' 1 . . ' l . ' . . ' ' -Y 17 , A ,x 5 - ' V 4h y , 1 i 1. . . . Q . ' ' ' ', . ' 4- ' ' . . - 77 . ' I . . , . . V V ' K 5 - I r ' L. , , -, 57W 'k ' A.. . a - 1 1. ' ' ' f V . ' . March 13'--'The Flu bug bit, Mr. Booth yesterday have a better one tomorrow when we . . , fl, 5. . . . , . , . . . . - . 21,, I l . , ' , Q 5 , ' ' ' Qsw . ' ' , V ' . A . I I soa V . ' , ' , , lv- , ' . . - . gi . . , . . . 0 . 7 v Hi . ' 5-V ' ' ' . , ' . A v I W B , v . . . . V S- . . 'Q ' 1 . ,V Haoaa , 'i .' '- - . . A . v - V S . ' - , ' B. - B ' 5 B . ' A . . Between Bells 'Confidentially 7 Hoy, we scored! 'A stitch in time saves a credit! XVris1s up! 'Two cents off Keep your rhy-thm! vv Th:xt's a good line! Shady work- u Here's a new angle Music Department The year of 19148-Jltl has been an active and successful one for the music depart- ment of Pasco lli School. The music festivals away from home have been well represented with Joy Haag. Harlan Ritter, Norman Brown and Robert Focht being sent to Tacoma anti twenty-one students participating in Viills ous events at Cheney. Jack Mercer, cor- onetist, who competed as a soloist, receiv- ed the rating of excellent. . 4 ..,w7' gk A fyygg-f fm, - The nonnettes, a group of nine girls and three alternates, who sing semi-clas- sical and popular tunes, have appeared on numerous community programs. some- times being accompanied by the jazz band, which has also proved popular at school functions. The outstanding feature of the dc- partment this year, however, has been the building up of the band with the addition of many new instruments, the most not- able being the sousaphone. The students working hard under the direction of Mr. Owens have proved to be the best band Paseo Hi has ever had, and have willingly furnished music for all the football and basketball games, as well as for several P.T..-X. meetings. The orchestra and a girls ensemble furnished the music for the commence- t ment exercises, while the A Cappella JV K. V A f 5' choir and the Pasco Choristers did like- wise for Baccalaureat e. The year was completed with an as- sembly featuring negro spirituals, in which the entire music department par- ticipated. ORCHESTRA Top Row, le't to right: A. Eustus. Mr. Owens 1Direc-tori, B. Yamauchi. E. Huber, D. Avery. B. lfoeht. M. Gratz, J. Frey. Second Row: L. Long, E. Eustus, C. Sandstedt, M. Morgan, J. Simpson, H. Hurley. Ftont Row: H. Ritter. B. Roberts, J. Mercer. F. Huber, L. Smith. L. Vannet, L. Hedrick, M. Carroll. A CAPPFLLA Top Row, left to right: H. Ritter. L. Lewis. A. Chapman, H. Focht, J. Mueller, N. Job. N. Brown, C. Srnds'eclt. Second Row: M. Booth, J. Haag, J. Perry, A. Comstock. F. Schuneman. A. Skinnell, L. Smith, J. Rifzgs. Third Rfwz Mr. Owens rlbirertort. C. Patton, A. Johnson, L. Myers. M. Boyd, R. McCabe. H. Vfarden, P. Eaton, J. Frey. M. VVright, A. Birmingham, H. Hurley. Front R w: J. Long, L. Dawe, B. Kistler. C. Cooney, B. Smith. M. Cooney, R. Meritt, P. Brew- incton, S. Srhuit. PEP BAND Top Row. left to righ': F. Huber. B. Yamauchi, L. Vann:-tt. H. Baeson. L. Spencer. G. Mercier. J. Mercer. C. Sandsiedt. R Meritt, A. Eustus. Second Row: R. McCabe, J. Mueller. L. Smith. B. Roberts, E. Eustus, L. Long, R. Exline, M. Mor- gan, Mr. Owens tDirec-tort. Front Rcw: R. Focht. D. Avery, J. Simpsfn, R. If-e. L. Lewis, F. Huber, H. Hurley. J. Carroll. SINEXVESAH Sinewesah In our endeavor to produce a more unique annual this year, we used less printed material and more snaps, which tell the story of our school life pictorially. More student work was done on the an- nual this year, due to the hand-painted division pages and the hand-decorated covers. We wish to extend our thanks to Mr. Alfred Butler for photography, to Miss Billie Clarke for help and advice in art work, to Miss Pat Hampton for technical advice, and to Mr. C. W. Morgan for his assistance with the covers. Our editor is Edith Pottery assistant editor, Marion Kohlerg art editor, Eliza- beth Eatong assistant art editor, Amber Eustusg production manager, Effie Law- rence: business manager, Bill LeRoux, and bookkeeper, Mescal Phillips. Miss Sneve was editorial advisor, and Mr. Crowley acted as business advisor. Wasco Our school newspaper, The Wasco, is a member of the National Scholastic Press. This year The Wasco, which is pub- lished once a week, was written by the Journalism class under the direction of Mr. Crowley. The make-up staff was supervised by Miss Harris. Evelyn Lidahl edited the paper, and Rose Custer and Maxine Wright were the business man- agers. Top Row. left to right: E. Lawrence, C. Newlun, M. Wright, B. Smith, H. Tilton, M. Colley, E. Lidahl, M. Morgan, A. Eustus, Mr. Crowley tBusiness Advisori. Second Row: J. Frey, B. Leonard, M. Cooney. M. Fogg, J. Grove, M. Phillips, D. Wirth, S. Schutt, M. Kohler. M. VValker, K. Sullivan, E. Hall, E. Eaton, E. Potter. Front Row: L. Myers, J. Smith, M. Mason, B. Myklebost, L. Roberts, P. Sullivan, A. Chapman, M. Rogers, M. Hastings, B. Leroux, Miss Sneve tAdvisori. JOURNALISM CLASSES Top Row, left to right: M. Hastings, J. Justice, J. Vails, A. Skinnell, A. Burke, B. Fisher, H. Butterfield, B. Skill, A. Chapman. Third Row: G. Kison, L. Myers, T. Myklebost, V. Ritter, Kohler, K. Sullivan, H. Tilton, I. Dimond, Mr. Crowley tTeacheri. Second Row: E. Lawrence, M. Colley, M. Crawford, B. Lott, N. Mooney, F. Harvey, M. Green, M. Fourcade, B. Leroux. Front Row: R, VVetzel, G. Ryzek, J. Lindgren, D. Hales, F. Thompson, J. O'Herin, J. Scherger. A VVASCO MAKEUP AND BUSINESS STAFF Top Row, left to right: R. Potter, J. Grove, R. Cusler, A. Eustus, A. Comstock, R. Wetzel, M. Booth, P. Diehm, B. Smith, L. Roberts, B. Kistler. Second Row: Miss Harris tAdvisorJ, J. Smith, L. Dawe, M. Cooney, S. Schutt, E. Hopkins, L. Morris M- Fogfz, B. LQOHHITL P. Sullivan, R. McCabe, E. Hall. Front Row: M. Gratz, M. Wright, A. Birmingham, B. Smith, E. Lidahl, B. Myklebost, G. Moxley, L. Smith, M. Mason, B. Jones. Thespian The Thespian Club has made a mark- ed advance since its organization on Feb- ruary 9. 1934. Under the capable direction of Miss Elisabeth Hewett the group pro- duced several successful plays this sea- son, including The Phantom Tiger , and The Valiant. Arthur Chapman served as president, Myrt Hastings, as vice president: Nancy Helen Mooney. as secretary, and VVillie Nicholson, as treasurer. Another step toward furthering dram- atic interest in our school was taken when a charter was obtained from the National Thespian Honor Society. Those who dis- tinguished themselves by becoming mem- bers of this select group were: Art Chap- man, Bob Focht, Don Hales, Evelyn Hall. Bryce Hall. Myrt Hastings, Evelyn Lidahl, Howard Livermore, Willie Nicholson. Edith Potter, Barbara Smith. Pat Sulli- van and Dorothy Wirth. Debate l of Marion Kohler, Helen Hurley, Helen Warden and Harvey Wilcox, coached by Mr. Alfred Butler. This year's debate team was composed l l The question this year was Resolved, That the U. S. Should Form An Alliance With Great Britain. The cross question type of debate was used throughout the season. The season began with a debate against Kennewick, followed by four prac- tice debates with their team. NVe then de- bated Sunnyside, Zillah and Mabton, win- ning over Sunnyside. The team went to Walla Walla to hear a debate tournament between W.S.C., Whitman, and Idaho. Marion Kohler and Helen Hurley attended the annual for- ensic tournament at The College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, where they won two debates. Considering the fact that the debate team this year was handicapped by a lack of experienced material, the season was relatively successful both in the improve- ment of team members and in the repre- sentation made in conference debates, commented Mr. Butler. THESPIAN Top Row: N. Mooney, J. Frey, F. Rodkey, B. Leonard, N. Spurgeon, R. Custer, A. Eustus. M. Walker, B. Lott, Hewett, E. Grenz, L. Meyers, NV. Staats, M. Lance, M. Kohler, D. Wirth. H. Lucas. P. Diehm, M. Birming- ham, E. Lidahl, E. Hall, M. Crawford. B. Kistler, P. Sullivan. L. Roberts. B. Smith, E. Potter, W. Nicholson, D. Hales, A. Chapman, M. Hastings, B. For-ht, B. llall, H. Livermore, J. Peiry, G. Ryzek. THE VALIANTH CAST Standing: A. Chapman. M. Hastings. Seated: B. Focht, B. Hall. M. Crawford. DEBATE Standing: Mr. Butler ladvisorr ll. Wilcox, H. Warden. Seated: M. Kohler, H. Hurley. A. S. B. Council The A.S.B.. governing body of the school, is composed of student officers, representatives from Home Rooms, and faculty members. It determines matters of policy and conducts the student body affairs. The year has been most successful, not only in sc far as finances are con- cerned. Great strides in the direction of further student self-goxernment have been made. Clean-up Day, directed by a committee of five who were chosen by the Council. was inaugurated for the first time this year. The president of the A.S.B. served as chairman of a Student Rules Committee. composed of a representative from each home room. Officers were: First semester, presi- dent, Howard Hales, vice president, Henry Baesong secretary, Pat Sullivan. Second semes'er. president. Art Burkeg vice presi- dent, Bruce VVhitemarshg secretary, Flor- ence XVL-lsh. Pasco High National Honor Society Pasco High has a Senior and Junior chapter of the National Honor Society. To become a member of either society a student must maintain a certain scholastic average, participate in two activities and be elected by the faculty. The chapters are based primarily on scholarship but they are gradually taking ovcr certain projects. This year the scholarship committee obtained information from colleges con- cerning scholarship awards to seniors. In May the chapters presented a one- act comedy for the assembly and sponsor- ed a silver tea for the students and their parents. The social program included a theatre party, initiation party, Hi-Y picnic for the Society, a dinner dance for the Hi-Y and the annual banquet, which carried out the New York XVorld Fair theme. A. S. B. COUNCIL Top Row: A. Chapman B. Hall. H. Hales, B. Sawyers, A. Burke. F. Pontarollo, B. Wise, G. Mercier, K. Hales, J. Carroll, J. Justice, Mr. Crow- ley. L. Smith, Il. Baesen. D. Wirth, B. Lott, G. Moxley, V. Dunn, C. Patton B. Kistler, B. Smith. P. Sullivan, M, Phillips. CHEER LEADERS Pat Sullivan and Art Chapman. STUDENT RULES COMMITTEE J. Clark, E. Lawrence. J. Rogers. C. Fanning, H. Hales. E. Davis M. NVines. M. Kohler. HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: B. Focht, A. Chapman. E. Ritter. B. Leonard, J. Simpson. H. Baesen, J. Carroll, M. Fogg, Miss Jackson, A. Eustus. B. Myklebost. E. Lidahl. M. Phillips, E. Lawrence. M. Boyd, J. Frey. M. Hastings. B. LeRoux, L. Roberts, N. Edwards, E. llall. E. Potter. Clean Up Day Frosh girls prepare thc chili. Bruce and Myrt use a hit of elbow grease on stage. Miss Sneve keeps a watchful eye on the library crew. lloward and Kcnncth shine those windows. Bobby acts as Guinea Pig for Kay. Norbert, Miss Hewett, Don, Billie, Lois, and Pat-W the Big 5 to you. Boy Scouts do a good dccd by binding library hooks. Chuck, Byron and Bill did get a little white-wash on the walls. Miss Jackson's room comes in for its share. Chem equipment isn't ne- glected, either. Rosanne and Vera go to work on the chairs. Mar Jean cleans walls for Mr. Booth. Harold and Bob do a bit of fancy planing. lu In Q l'-'--- --sp---r ff. ef- 9' Music Notes Glamour! Cheney, 1938. Tacoma bound-we hope. A big toot, Bobby? r , 1 Ax oi. I f' fi Double quarlelte. ,--1 a ,J .M ' Q , J ,Q Aspiration musica. Jam Session. Tacomaghere we come! Catherine tries out for band blues singer-and makes Girls' Glee Club. A gym!-5 X ff, xx Wikis KN' Af V Football The Pasco gndlron squad garnu ed a fnst place tue wllh Lllenshurg., ln the Yaklma Vallex Class A Con ference The Bulldogs started the 1028 sea son wlth a ba g taklng ne stxalght games wlth onlx one touch down belng scored against them Sunnyside then lnxadtd Pasco 'md broke up the latter s 14 game win mng streak by upsettmg all pre dlctlons and wlnnmg 13 8 Pasco swept through Prosser and Kennewlck vxctorlouslx and then ,journeyed to Ellensburg for the last game of the season Ellensburg by wmnlng 2013 cllmbed into a flrst 0 'W' M-2 place t1e In ASSOCl8l6d Press rankings for Washmgton hlgh school teams i 1 Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco 14 FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row left to rlght G Rxzek B Parkhurst L Vannet D Hales A Rogers P Arbogast A Burke Back Row left to rlght F Tabert J Carroll manager Coach E Vlor gan C Rutherford R Focht J Vannet manager B Jewell P Skrll G Towne H Hales K Hales M Durand H Comstock S Funk J Scherger J Valls J Rogers R Klundt C Ballle A Comstock Pasco held down exghth 36 Hermxston 12 Wapato 12 Toppen1sh 21 Dayton 8 Cle Elum 8 'Sunny slde 19 Prosser 13 KCHHGWICK 13 Elllensburg Totals 142 Totals ri I K- , fi' ,4- f- .' ' 1 - x'- '.- , ' ' - . 1 ty . YJ: av .11- n, ' f ' .,' ' , , A- 1 J ' I ' I ' ' - . . . ty 1 ' 1 Y V , . . . . .' I - , . 1 wal' l ., K 1 Q l S Il , . - vt, ' 4 -. ,' , ...,,... ., A , , y ' . 1 . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . . H I - , - , , ' -. - v - 1 1 v - V I ' v 1 V' 1 . , - ., . , . , - Y - I - Y . , . , . , . , . '. BASKETBALL Basketball NVith five lettermen returning to make a fast moving, sure-shooting basketball squad. the Bulldogs be- gan their victory march early in the season. With the inauguration of a new zone defense, in a two-three layout, Coach Morgan and his stel- lar squad began one of the most successful seasons had by a Purple and White quintet. The basketball trophy was put in Pasco's posses- sion and remained there throughout the entire season, since Pasco main- tained their lead position con- stantly. Pasco polished off her first four opponents in an easy fashion, then journeyed to Prosser where the Bulldogs were muzzled by the Mus- tangs. Kennewick then fell under the jaws of the Bulldogs and the first half of the conference was past history. Prosser, in the return game. was beaten decisively. The remain- ing teams in the conference failed to leash the Pasco Bulldog and left it well established as conference champion at the end of the season. Hard luck then overtook the Pur- ple and VVhite in the form of injury and siekness. Two days before the squad was to depart for the district meet in Yakima, Don Hales, hot- shot forward, fell ill. Then in the opening minutes of the first game with Moxee, Bob Skill, high point man for the year. took a nasty spill and was put out of play. Pasco was defeated 42-37 despite the 21 points made by Art Burke in his gallant attempt to stave off defeat. Ellens- burg, the next evening, proved su- perior to Pasco and won 44-22. Bob Skill was high point man for the year with 66 points, followed closely by Burke and D. Hales. BASKETBALL SCORES Pasco 25-Sunnyside Paseo .. .29 Toppenish Pasco ..,,,,. 24 Vapato Pasco 15,Prosser ..,,.. Pasco 36'Kennewick Pasco 24 Prosser .. .. Pasco 33lSunnyside Pasco 19'Toppenish Paseo ...38lWapato .. ..,,.., .. .. 23 Paseo . ,,., H45 Kennewick .,,, -14 Standing: Coach Morgan, B. Skill. M. Durand, A. Burke, G. Ryzek, B. LeRoux, manager. Seated: L. Vannet, D. Hales, ll. Hales, H. Baesen. Howard Hales. Art Burke and Coach Morgan admire the football and basketball trophies. Tense moment in the Paseo-Kennewick game. 'S V , E x V' A- . Vfffl 'Nff KN-,Iii-Q f ff 1, ,xx I g f fx 'f f X N1 -W-llgfx X XX XX ij: 3 1 x ,4 , x ,X f if wfff f x I QQ-im, J ul wa Y .w,lw:115f' X, ,- , L4 E: 14 1 'f f 'TZJ Candid Shots Chapmunk with Chipman. Art Burkefinspiration of the football team. Comstock pushing the '8' ball. Go gettum gang, go gettum ! Joining the W.P.A., Em? We're cheering for you, Pasco Hi! Miss Hanson. Speed demon Burke. Little Abner at the wheel of the Sinewesah special. Frosh Irish band and maestro Long prepare for St. Patrick's Day. Miss Sneve and Mr. Owens. Qi xi Q, Candid Shots Girls' Club delegates going to Ellensburg. Any day' in study hall. Girls' Club. Flash! J. J. rides again! It was a good game, but- Action at night on the fool ball field. S0 early in the morning. Teachers at tea. Dayton. Hi-Y boys. Mr. Booth and Pat. And he smelled the flowers Candid Shots Editorial staff plans a bigger and hotter Sinewesah. General Science class views the silver screen. Allen Sainson, not Abe Lincoln in Illinois. Future Einsteins To help you keep to the right. Rules Committee marking the straight and narrow. Pat We park 'cm in the hack, now. Unwind her. you cur, sir! - 'Ihc Fatal Necklace. Bryce does or dyes for dear old Thespian. Let's have it more quiet in the library! Sug,:r's under way! And where were you sixth period' 7 20 Sponsors of the Srnewesah VVe xxrsh to thrnk the tolloxunr, husrness htluses err xx roe rear ee surror rn purrsrrn our rrrnual l he Ace erxthrn for frsrrrr 414 VVest Lexxrs Paseo Austrn s Grrll W'here all frrends meet 417 VVest Lexxrs Paseo Beck s Grocery Co lhe hon e of good thrrr 107 VVest Le xus Paseo Centr al Market I G A Storm 10' South lfourth Paseo Fhurchman Investment Co , Inc lhe old relralrle Realtors 108 North Fourth Paseo Columbra Har dware lirrdxxare that stands hard xxear 411 VVest Lexxrs Paseo Crescent Drug Co Meet me at the Crescent 103 South Fourth Pasco Denney Flor al Co Specralrsts rn the arran ement of flowers for personal dornment s to at lueonvmy Super Serxrce Standard produets and Coodxe rr trres Fourth and Ievus Piseo Fann s Department Store It came from Ifanns Department Store must he P-ood 104 South lfourth Paseo Haylett s Studro Portrarts of qualrtx 425 We st Clark Paseo Hogan Drug Co 'Ihe frrendlx store 404 West Lexvrs Pasco Horrrgan and Horrrgan Attornevs at law Drrseoll Burldrnf., Paseo I+rankJ Jackson Your frrerrdlx drstrrbutor of Qualrtx Sportrng Coods W rll 1 Wallr Washrngton lr S Johnston, Grarn Dealer Phone 15 505 West Lexxrs Pasco Lee Perry Fur nrture Co Complete home furnrshers 117 South Fourth Pasco M 85 M Cafe Good meals at any trme dax or nrg.,ht 194 West Lexx rs Pasco Mercy s Lrber ty Theatre Congrats 'rnd best vushes 114 North Fourth Paseo Mar olf Musrc and Electrrc Shop Lxerx house needs a Westrng.,house 108V North Ifourth Pasco McGee Crgar Factory VVholesale and retail candles 116 VVest Lexxrs Pasco 0 C F7 D 0 00 J E Model Bakery rsh brent rt xour g,roe s -119 West Lexxrs I rsro Mortons Varretw Store Best xushes 408 West Lexus Pa to Pangle Automotrxe Ser vrce C0 Leading automotrxe speerrlrsts 230 XVest Lexxrs Paseo J F O Herrn Agency All krnds of rnsur rnee 228 NVest Iexxrs Prsto Pasco Auto Co sl x es i s West 1 xx s Prst Prsco Branch Seattle F rs Natronal Bank Spokane and I-astern Drxrsron Paseo VVashn1 ton Pasco Clothrng Co If rts new xxe haxe rt l 6. s 423 West Lexxrs Paseo New Pasco Drug Co J F Sullrxan Proprretor 327 West Lexus Paseo Pasco Hardware Co 117 South Fourth Prseo Pasco Herald Qualrty rn t5pop.,raphx 108 South Fourth Prsto Hotel Pasco and Pasco Inn At the eross roads of tle Northxxest Fourth and Lexxrs and 6'7 West Iexus Pasco Market Phone 78 Fresh meats 'rnd xe etanles 415 West Lexxrs Paseo Pasco Table Supply Meats and groeerres Phone 4-10 110 South Fourth Paseo I C' Penney C0 Wearing., Apparel 115 North Fourth Prsro Petter son s Cleaners Zorrc garment eleanrm., sxstem 10.1 South Fourth Prseo Rosser and Sutton Offrce and sehaol equrprnent 211 Vx est Yakrma Axe Yakrma Safeway Stores, Inc Leads rn loxx prrees 124 North Fourth Paseo Srberry s Department Store Qualrty dry goods guaranteed footwear 410 Vxest Lexus Paseo Western Mar ket Qualrty meats and 1,roeer1es 420 West Columbrr Prseo Whrte Rrver Lumber C0 Best rn burldrng materral 202 West Columhm Paseo ngraung done hx Metropolrtan En raxers Los Angeles Calrfor nra Paseo Ltd . fm llhf I I 0 I ' 1 1 ' I I I I I 'I LI Fra: 're and pastries z A' ' ' ' rer'.'. 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