Yakima High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

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Man must g h 4 i as he must control ha p 3 d d bigotry or we shall ' i most surely experie h tion destroying human l ii relations as well as the material aspects of the earth. This i is our challenge l How shall we meet it? , A e igifr,-51.1 M10 EQ sea-Q XXEXQZXEE Egg i gig?-22? T if gk . 1 is X sa inyy gas WV MWfMMQWW WW w w , v WM' A W WMM W WWfW0jfwfWb li,-W f W 56497 3, J Q' Oi , 5, I 3 Wffffiigf' 1 1 - NX rx N ' six 6 G ,,Qxxunsrn4QXX R, 5 xw WW W Q P 5 a ?' Congratulations to all students for a good year which has been crammed full of worthy accom- plishments. lt is my sincere hope that your experiences in the Yakima schools will have helped to prepare you to serve your Nation more effectively. Remember that education does not end with graduation. It is a process that continues during your whole life. Your constant endeavor to improve yourself after leaving school will be one of the important elements in your success. ln these troubled times when even our freedom is being challenged and when the destiny of mankind hangs in a balance. the world needs as never before the leadership of clear thinking young men and women. Now is a good time to revaluate your goals, renew your faith in democracy and to pledge your help toward shaping a better world. a world with a bright future of peace and abun- dance. Best wishes to the graduating class, a splendid group of students upon whom the solution of many of our problems will depend and who I feel certain will do their utmost to preserve the tradi- tions that have made the United States of America a great Nation. M. L. MARTIN, Superintendent 7 It is with particular satisfaction that l wish the graduating class the lnest of everything for the years ahead. The Atomic lfra has need ol' you. Scientists have given us a new' found strength. Shall this force he harnessed for the welfare of man, or will it he let loose on the world? No greater responsibility could lme given any group. Make use of your ability to reason and create. Civilization must be taught the meaning of world cooperation. Your judgment and action will determine the de- gree and success ol' making workable any plan for nations to live together peacahly. li. S. tjooru, Principal tr ll FACULTY Miss Evelyn Arko: Home economics, '51 assistant advisor. Mrs. Irene Billington: English, '50 advisor. Miss Murle J. Birk: Stage crew, ra- dio, drama. Mr. Ted Boswell: Assistant principal. head of commercial department. photog- raphy club. Mr. Ed Brewster: Bleachers. carpen- try. Mr. Roy Bryson: Boys' League. social studies. Miss Eva Bucknam: Business manager for plays, English. Mr. Phillip Cannon: Art clulr. art. posters. Miss Helen H. Collins: Commercial. business advisor Lolomi staff. Mr. Don Conner: Head of social sci- ence tlepartment, Pirate Hi-Y advisor. Miss Leona Conner: English. Wigwam advisor. Mrs. Lucille Edwards: llead of Eng- lish department, English classics. Mrs. Nellie Ethridge: Social science. Pep club, assistant girls, advisor. Mr. Philip R. Foster: Head track coach. English. Mrs. Clara French: Home economics. Miss Ruth Harding: Commercial. Mr. William Herbst: Band. orchestra. head of music department of city schools. Mr. George Hildreth: Head of indus- trial arts department. FACULTY Miss Alice Holmhach: Chorus. madri- gal. miscellaneous music groups. Miss Katharine Storm Klise: Science club, visual education, science. Mr. Arden Lawrie: English, public rc- lations. Mr. Walter Lindquist: Cold-Y, intra- mural tfalli, social science. Mr. Wilbur Magness: industrial arts. '47lAg advisor. Miss Ella Marie Mathieson: Assistant girls' advisor, English, veterans' advisor. Mrs. Theo Mays: Honor society ad- visor, English. Mr. John McCall: Assistant basketball coach, '50 assistant advisor, science. Miss Jean M1-Leotl: 'Milk advisor. English. Mr. Carl Meyers: Social science, in- tramural lwinterl, assistant football coach, physical education. safe driving. Miss Sylvia Murray: '49lA advisor, so- cial science. Mr. George Oliver: Yakima l-li-Y ad- visor, science. Chess and Checker club. Mr. Avary H. Olson: Mathematics. natural science. Miss Clara 0'Neill: Library club. li- brarian. Miss Thelma Pearce: Library club. li- hrarian. Miss Alma Pecar: Head of foreigr lan- guage department, assemblies. Mr. 0. P. Ramsey: '48 assistant ad- visor, mathematics. Miss jessica Reed: English, Roberts Memorial Contest. FACULTY Mr. Robert Rogers: Boys' advisor. A. S. B. advisor. coordinator of student ac- tivitirs. Mr. Lloyd Rowley: Assistant foothall coach. hcad coach of tt-nnis, physical education. Miss Kay Sanborn: Pirate Lassie ad- visor. girls' intramural. physical educa- tion. after school sports. Mr. Howard Schaub: Hrarl of physi- cal education de-pt. of city schools. head coach of football. Mr. David Schoessler: Distrihutivc education. Knights of thc Cutlass advi- sor. commercial. Mr. Leroy Sebastian: Social scicncc. assistant foothall coach. assistant track coach. Mr. Ted Selnuol: 'Sl advisor. mathc- matics. hookkccping. Mrs. Mabel Sherar: '49 assistant ad- visor, physical education. Mr. Alva Shriner: Projection crew, public address. industrial arts. Mr. J. Sllrum: l . I . A. advisor, agriculture. Miss Rachel Shuman: '51 assistant advisor. mathematics. Miss Sarah Margaret Sloan: llcad ol' thc mathematics dcpartnicnt. Mr. Percy Sparks: '49 assistant ads visor. foreign language-s. Miss Mabel Squire: Girls' advisor, Girls' lraguc. Miss Henrietta Slcrz: '49 advisor. for- cign languages. English. Miss Anna Slrasv: '18 advisor. forcigu languages. Miss Viola Sykes: llomc cconomics. Mrs. Dorothy Tennant: '51 assistant advisor. English. FACULTY Mr. H. Trueblood: Bookstore, mathe- matics. Miss Carmen Walker: Attend- ance office. Miss Dorothy Webster: Ushers, commercial. Mr. Frank Whitney: Head of science department. Miss Ruth Wilkins: '11-8 assistant advisor, English. Mr. John Zaepfel: Head coach of baseball. so- cial science, athletic director. Miss Irma Zickler: Head of home eco- nomics department, caps and gowns. Mr. Cecil Zyistra: Debate, social sci ence. Mr Jack Jennings Head coach ol basketball, intramural tsprm J. science. Miss Marie Sander: CUSTODIAN S First row: Cordon McLean. Michael V a l i s lc ag second row: Robert Dow. Hay Clark, Wallace Harmon. A. S. B. OFFICE Mr. Robert Rogers. llolv Plath, Mr. Howard Schaulm. NURSE'S OFFICE Shirley Riggs. Cary Yost. Ma- rilyn Hevelli, Mrs. Mabel Stafford. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Sadie Rigzney, Mrs. Ce- neva Van Hoy. Miss Lucille Messer. Mrs. Verna Mercer, Mrs. Lora Dawson. 2 I 1 m.w1..sz,,.:JQs ILS.-aaa.f4'..-4-.:m. 5.5.-,,.wi1'i1mL.ft...xe.F,f- Lads. i1.,a-.umai-F.5.:Bie,11ll lllln6 ' . 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' 1 .F vim! .1 -, a ...X -' .',, .. , .,z.i..1 m 1 r .1 r f , , 1 .,!.,,L L , . .N ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY COUNCIL First row: Holm Miclcllekauff. presiclentg liolm Merritt, inter-school commissionerg Dolores Olson, vice-presi- clentg Boll llrachtenlmacll, publicity managerg ,lim Vlvilc- strom, Boys League preside-ntg Howard Schuman. treas- urerg Jo Rothstrom. Girls League presiclentg second row: Dale Spencer. Jim Mann, Lewis Cooper, Betty Dorrian, Vlvalter TllOHlC,JlII1 Dolmie, Betty Vllillarfl, Cary Yost. Not pictured: Lizalieth l-lschlwach. secretary. lion lVli1m1,EK.AxuFif, prvsidwzl 15 YAKIMA CHAPTER OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Center left First row: Lynn Ca- mon. Susan Melosh. N a n 0 y lfllingham: second row: Vvrna Mae Shriner, Barbara C I a r k, Mary Wong. Dolores Y i n g l i n gg third row: Barbara Dawson. ,lack Corliss. Charles Pallner. Har- riet i,21Wl'PllC6. Cc-ntf-r right First row: Rosemary lfschliach, Ann Funk. Harriet Aller, Vivilmu Alle-rg second row: Ted Svhm ei. Ray Poulter, Merle Lam- son: third row: Hel- tyann iiolrerg, Paul Davis. Walt ,i'il0IIlt'. YAKIMA CHAPTER OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Gene Adams, Dan Auda, Joan Bakker, Barbara Bodinger. Bob Brachtenbach, Wayne Cecil, Stephen Clark, Lewis Cooper, Armand DeBlasio. Betty Dorrian, Bill Doyle, Colleen lim- mons. Dorothy Fedderly, Huth Fitzsim- mons. Barbara Folsom. Stephen Ger- hardt, Loretta Haden, Sara Hafsos. Arleen Hill, Carol Hollins m o r t lm. George Huff. Dick Hurd, Carolyn johnson, Philip Johnson. Pat Jones, Hugh Kabricli, Barbara Kee- lon. Porter Lombard, Dick Lucas. Jim Mann, Donna McArthur. Don lVlcGuin- ness, Bob Middlekauff. Bon Murphy. Lois Nelson, Gail Newland. Betty Ogle. Dolores Olson, Holla Hie- der, lrma Beitz, ,lim Robinson, Shirley Rolstad, Marge Savage, Gloria Shelton, Carl Sheneberger. Muriel Shidell, Howard Shuman, Pau- line Thomas, Phil Trautman, Ann Tre- nerry. Carolyn Van Vliet. Barbara Waddell, Rose Marie Williams, Dick Winkenwerder. BOY'S LEAGUE CABINET First row: Larry Strickland. Stan Hallgarth, Gayle Nliflgley. Jim Wikstrom. Dick Crow. Menton Sveen. GIRIPS LEAGUE CABINET First row: Ruth Ringer. Betty Hathaway. Arleen Hill. Dorothy Ballinger. Pat Johnson. Darlene Delkg second row: Jo Hothstrom, Carolyn Johnson. Beverly lirackett. Betty Ogle. Lois Nelson. Lu- cille Riceg third row: Marge Savage. Josephine Berman. Dolores Eaton. Irma Heitz. Carol Hollins- worth. Jo Oliver. 18 A. S. B. SALESMEN First row: Dolores Olson, Barbara Dawson, Joyce Hine, Pauline Thomas, Marita Emmons, Kay Edge. Lee Ann Linde- man, Mary Lou Folk, Jo Ann Pease, Lorraine Svlnnnacker, Beverly Kinny, Laurel Carnes, Betty Catlin: second row: Darlene Delk, Nancy Phipps, Beverly Wendt, Marion Ward, Barbara Herr, Eddie Scheinost, Barbara Chastain, Je Rene Krienke, Barbara Nelson, Jacqueline Clark, Loretta Keller, Delores Barron, Florence Madsen, third row: Dick Crow. Don Doescher, Dave Scott, Wayne Cecil, Jim Rhode, Gene Adams, Lloyd Johnson, Lorne Thompson, Harold Johannsen, Carl Shenenberger, Bob Lucas, Dick Hurd, Karl Henderson, fourth row: Bob Merritt, Don Yingling, Howard Shu- man, Bill Doyle, George Huff, Jim Mann, Lawrence Klundt, Dick Baird, Dick Smith, Jim Dobie. Gary Yost, Frank Be- LOLOMI SALESMEN First row: Virginia Stevens, Ardythe Hafner, Margaret Paschke, Billie Sears, Geraldine Reswick, Mary Peterson, Alice Holmes. Beverly Brackett, Betty Catlin. Juanita Bible, second row: Don Yingling, Jerry Kalinowski, Shirley Rolstad. Barbara Dawson, Darlene Delk, Donna Robertson, Dolores Barron, Barbara Nelson, Loretta Keller, Jackie Clark, Rosemary lisehbachg third row: Karl Henderson, Gary Smool, Barbara Herr, Helen Kelly, Lorraine Van Wechel, Barbara Waddell, Nancy Hayes. Bob Brachtenbaeh, Dan Auda, Jim Dohie, Jim Robinsong fourth row: Don Whyte, Wayne Cecil, Jim Rhode. Bob Loudon, Bill Doyle, Ted Block, Rolla Reider, Roger Pugmire, Gene Adams, Bob Merritt, Jim Mann. saneon. Boll Brachtenbach. First row: Joan Schultz. Barbara Schwarting, Jean Nelson, Carrie Carter, Annette Lindgren, Caroline Metz, Carol Harrison, Janet Wiley, Dolores Headley, Melton Nelson, second row: Dolores Ashbaugh, Regina Naasz, Gloria Shel- ton, Nancy Ellingham, Kathy Hague, Mary Lou Folk, Mary Ann Hull, Bette Wallingford, Jean Terry, Lorraine Ra- bung, third row: Wilma Aller, Joyce Parks, Jeanne Rolstad, Donna McArthur, Laurel Carnes, Virginia Blessing, Ruth Innes, Evelyn Wilbur, Ermoline Cook, Dorothy Ballinger, June Patterson, fourth row: Bob Lucas, Gene Austin, Jack Reid. Allen Phillips, George Huff, Lorne Thompson, Merritt Fines, Wilson Sample. David Ross, Carl Shenenberger. Fred Brown. 10 BETTY DORRIAN Fall editor .IOAN BAKKER Spring vrlitur LURETTA HADFIN l'I'III. TRAUTMAN Co-editors WIGWAM EDITORIAL STAFF First row: Alvin Klinner, lVlarianne Shrum, Barbara lVlell0lte, Mary Peterson, Ann Funk, Gene Aclamsg SPO- oml row: Carolyn Van Vliet. Rosemary Fschlmach. Jo- anne Reed. Nancy lfllingham, llarhara Nelson, Donna lVlarshallg third row: Sarah Hafsos. Betty Dorrian. ,Ioan Hakker, Ceorge lVl0at6. George Pennell. Jackie Clark. Harriet Lawrence. LOLOMI EDITORIAL STAFF Don Simmons. Sarah Hafsos, Barbara Chastain. llarlwara Dawson. SARA HAFSOS Fall news fwlilur CAROLYN VAN VLIET Spring news wlitor SUSAN MELOSII ALEX WANNER Assistant mlilurs 20 WIGWAM BUSINESS STAFF First row: Delores Fluegge, Wilma Aller, Jane lluhrmaster, Barbara Waddell, lVlu- riel Shidell. Barbara Dawson. Phyllis Dotson. l LOLOMI BUSINESS STAFF First row: Shirley Rolstad, Muriel Shidell, Barbara Waddell, Kathryn Hague, Lois Nelsong second row: Don Whyte. Raymond Poulter, Phil Johnson. Dan Auda, Gail Newland, .lim Robinson. 21 -2? YAKWIA WN PEP BAND First row: Don Ulof- son. Victor Swindall. Dick Al I e n, Nancy Olofson, Pat Buchan- an. Ann Markhamg second row: Ray S ten h e r g, Lila Lee Smith, Jim Robinson. La M o y n e McAfee. Jack Villesvik, Dick Schiffner. Alex Wan- ner, Virginia C 0 I e- hank, Leo Call. Philip Johnson, Tom Conner. Bill Hitch. Fred Brown, Dorothy Dun- ninglon. BRASS SEXTET La M 0 y n e McAfee. Leon Abhold, Ja c k Villesvik, Philip John- son. Don Ulofson. lid- die Cox. TROMBONE QUARTET Leon Ahholfl. Eddie Waddell. Dick Crow. Leoliall. CLARINET QUARTET Nancy Ulofson, De- lores M a d r i cl, Ann Markham. Pat Buchan- an. TRIPLE TRIAD First row: Joyce Wea- ver, Helen Philpott. Gerry Frederick. Car- molita Urr. Jacqueline Schaake. Myrtle Hin- richs, D o n n a Page: second row: Joan Holder, Joanne Curtis. Marlene Lewis. Joanne Sanford. Trina Ogle. Donna Arnold. Lynn Creamer. MADRIGAL First row: Mary Pe- terson. Janet McDon- old. Marjorie Savage. Dolores Yingling. Beth Ph i I p ottg second row: Harold Dexter. Jack Harrell. Bill To- bey, S t a n Hallgorth. Guy Harris. Bay Woods. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: June Cy- sensky. Shirley Ing- ham, June Ley. lla Day, Anne Greene. Jo- anne Schmid. Jeannine Brillg second row: A n i t a James. Jean Dunnington, Alice Rockwell. Susan Vlihite, Emma Harness. Barbara Smith, Gail Lutzg third row: Jer- ry Cahoon. Jerel Cal- kins, Jacqueline Kelly. Beverly Drake. Jeanne Quantrille, Ann Dar- by, Mary White, Flor- ence Carpenter. BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row: Kenneth Powers, Duane Kerl. Jim Emerson. Sterling Cross, Leroy Schatzg second row: Harold Dexter, Wesley Stew- art, Bay Young. Ste- phen Cerhardt. John Korkalog third row: Fred Kershaw. Bill To- bey, Glen Crawford. Dick Bothe. Carl Lid- ke, Bill Caraway. ORCHESTRA Center row: Wilma Aller. Gloria Dttaiano. Jean Bolstad. Gerald Johnson. Darlene Dexter. Harriet Allerg second row: Virginia Neal. Merle Smith. Bill Sutton. La Moyne McAfee. Lila Lee Smith. Verna Mae Shriner. Lewis Sheeley. Dick Smith. Porter Lombard. Jane Buhrmasterg third row: Nancy Hollingsworth. Jack Corliss. Bay Stenherg. Neil Holhrook. Bandall Krauss. Leon Ahhold. lfddie Cox. Alex Vivanner. Virginia Colehank. Carolyn Copeland. Bay McCotter. Delores Madrid. Ann Markham. John Morrison. Arleen Hill. outside row: Mr. Wrilliam Herhst. Shirley Bolstad. BAND First row center: Pat Buchanan. Ann Markham. Nancy Ulofson. Colleen lfmmons. David Acton. Lila Lee Smith. Don Hope. James Bohinsong second row: Fred Brown. Tom Conner. Delores Madrid. Dorothy Dun- nington. Clark Carothers. Delhert Stoutenhurg. Bill Sutton. Le Moyne McAfee. Philip Johnson. Bill Bitch. Leland Ifngkrafg third row: Sarajane Decoto. Arthur Leslie. George Grant. Jack Larsen. Larry Strickland. Clifford Kesterson. rid Cox. Don Dlofson. Dick Allen. Dick Wharton. Norman Yost. James Young. Clement Hoerner. Glenis Howard. Margaret Zylstra. Leo Call. Eddie Waddell. Dick Crow. Leon Ahhold. Dick Schiff- ner. Phil Greggg fourth row: Boh Jones. Jack Villesvik. Dave Trautmang standing: Alex Vkanner. Boh Van Nostern. Gordon Dunnett. Bay Stenherg. Virginia Colehank: majorettes: Charlene Calkins, Phyllis Sim- CHOIR First row: Marion Dietz. Annette Lindgren. Lynn Creamer. JoAnn Sandman. lfilene Smith, Donna Page. Cecil Jorden, Carrol Spurgeon. Jack Harrell. Stephen Gerhardt. Harold Dexter. Colleen Emmons. Joan Buss. Janet McDonald. Mary Peterson. Betty lrwin, Eunice Carter. second row: Miss Alice Holmhack. Joyce Weaver. Myrtle Hinrichs. Beth Philpott. Harriet Cushing. Barhara Latham. Marlene Mclineeley. Eleanor Brandt. Du- ane Anderson. Duane Kerl. Bill Caraway. Gerald Johnson. Carl Spurgeon. Charles VViseman. Charlene Cal- kins. Jacqueline Schaake. Marie Hastings. Dolores Yingling. Lois Fulks: third row: Margie Savage. Gerry Beswick, Dolores Ulson. Shirley Bolstad. Joanne Sanford. Pat Willard. Betty Seeheck. Wesley Stewart. Ted Hendrickson, Gene Adams. Clarence Titterington. Paul Davis. Dick Hothe. Boh Young, Kenneth Powers. Ster- ling Cross. Donna Arnold. Beverly Harris. Joan Holder, Joanne Curtis. Pauline Beatty: fourth row: Marga- ret Klundt. Carmolita Orr. Lorraine Van Wechel. Blaine Clouston. Wanda Strickland. Betty Harkema. Bill Tohey, Don Cleman. Glenn Crawford. Bolla Bieder. Bill Clayton. Lyle Bredwell. Clark Carothers. Bob An- derson, Boger Schmidt. Denny Bohlke. Bay Stenherg. Trina Ugle. Betty Armstrong. Frankie Patrick. Alherta Hoople, Lillian Steves. mons. Barbara Goodman. Dick Smith. 21N RADIO CLUB STUDENT FEDERALISTS First row: Carl Sheneberger, Ernest Jones, Eddie First row: Eva Brame. Dan Auda, Don 0'Kelly. Alan Scheinost, Jack Villesvikg second row: Mack Sires, Jo Ann Sandman, Betty Catlin, Sara Hafsosg sec- Cardner. Tom Manetsch, Harold Fisher, Frank Be- ond row: Armand De Blasio, Kenneth Weaver. Edward sancon. George Flynn. Lee, Irma Beitz. Lois Nelson. Muriel Shidell. USHERS First row: Allie Emerson. Jean Nonnenmacher. Doris Ley, Margaret Klundt. Lorraine Thomas. Anna Pan- nell, Barbara Biggs. Beverly Andress, Bonnie Johnson, Shirley Westphal, Joan Hougey. Maxine Holmes, Marjorie Fuller, second row: Janice Friedline, Wanda Lou Hanson, Mary Todd, Lois Pettit, Joan Buss, Margaret Sutton, Pat 0'Dell. Ann Markham, Joyce Cray, Donna Seherng third row: Betty Catlin, Anne Ras- mussen, Muriel Shidell. Joyce Ley, Betty Erickson, Betty Swale, Florence Hernandez, Esther Ewald, June Fetzer, Jeanette Fetzer, fourth row: Justine Stewart, Betty Page, Barbara Pugmire, Norma Wolf, Arlene Sauve, Kathryn Sutton, Barbara Goodman, Juanita Bible, Helen Ponath, Billie Sears. Louise Schmidt- fifth row: Alice Rockwell. Dolores Zerr, Margaret Forrest.'Maxine Ulney, Karlene Hartley. Harriet Johnson, Elouise Schmidt. Carol Schuler, Delsa Palmer. 25 PHILADELPHIA STORY Top pil'llll'f'2 Paul Davis. Murlijn CI6lllIl16'l', Dick liairml. Dorolhy NOI'Q121l'4i. Hay l'rn1llvr. Bottom picture: livferd fL0l'lI1ilII. Susan Mvlosh. Dir-k Hahn. 1Lt'l'Llll'lilIt' livsmicfk. Ted Sires. Hex- y Wvvndt. ,luvqllvline Clark. Dah- lfilxsimm STAGE CREW First row: Ken Xvllillllilll. Harold Conxlms, Floyd l'wi1TiIlg1l'l'Z SPCUIHI row: lid Fund. Hill Caldwell. Nlilfilll Hollilmglve-l'y. Pal Griswold. Hex' wvtllltlll third row: Dir-k Hemlryx. Hill lfims, Lnyal Fl:-ll. THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th llivk Huiral. 'lk-11 Sire-s. Ann 'l're'm-rry. Don McKf-nzic. Nell Huovvly Bev XVPIIII1. Dick Bairll. ,lim Nivluvlals, First row: Bzlrhura Ufillliilll. llc-rlwrl RifAlIlil'Ig1'l', Ann 'l're-nvrry Lizalwlll Esvlxlruvll. Dick Buir1l.Huy Wow Nlarilu llullingzlu,-ry. llarl Braunv: second row: Ifml- ,lim Wallwl' Dclo1'PsBu1'1'4n1. ward Le-f-. Bula Nlerrilt. l.lny1l julmsun. Barlnuru Clzlrk. Virginia Neal. Dzniml Avlnn. .Im-an Nl:-rrill. ki'I1Il4'lll We-au-r. IIUSTU M E COMM ITTEIC llurullly l'wl1lvrly. Sara lluisuf. Barlnaru Hmlirlgn-1'. Molly Pu- lc-llwkv. 27 YAKIMA HI-Y FiI'Sl POW! Duane Al1ClPFS0I1. Jim Hopper. Howard Shuman, Jim Rhode. llob Schultz. Leland Dol- quistg second row: Kenneth Mueller. Don McKenzie. Jim Wikstrom, Dick Hahn, Fred Brown, Don McGuinness. Dwayne Cason, Bob Yunkerg third row: Bob Chaney, Ted Block. George Huff. Tom Pence, Lloyd Johnson, Jack Corliss, Don Holbrook. Bob Loudon. Hon Murphy. PIRATE HI-Y First row: George Grant. Cleo Stapleton. George Carlile. Tony Kom, Mr. Don Conner. George Pen- nell, Gayle Midgley. Dick Crow, Don Doescherg second row: Lorne Thompson. John Tipple, Bill Tobey, Don Yingling. Roger Gaston, Tony Schock, John Nashem, Bob Spearman. Gene Adams. Har- old Johansen. Stan Hopperg third row: Bob Drachtenbach, Gordon Johnson, Dick Winkenwerder, Vivayne Cecil. Phil Johnson, Jim Robinson, Jack Koken, Don Dahlman. Bill Hartley, Don Anderson, Wayne Parker. Dick Baird. 2 8 Y-TEENS CABINET OFFICERS First row: Barbara Bodinger, Wanda Strickland, Bev White, Bev Howden. DIANA Y-TEENS CABINET First row: Bev Moorhead. Ann Trenerry, Eva Brame, Barbara Mellotte, Geraldine Beswick, Ann Funk, Barbara Dawson, second row: Cloria Shelton, Barbara Waddell, Jean Terry, Susan Melosh, Mary Peterson, Barbara Bhoades, Nancy Ellingham, Rosemary Eschbach. DAWN Y-TEENS CABINET First row: Barbara Bodinger, Donna Petheram, Mary Le Master, Bev Howden, Betty Catlin. Arleen Hill, Donna McArthur, Loretta Hadeng second row: Betty Ogle, Delores Fluegge, Bev White, Wanda Strickland, Marilu Hollingbery, Nell Hoover, Betty Dorrian, Harriet Lawrence 2 9 5 PROJECTION CREW Dick Thomas, Dick Hoffman, Walt FREE TEXT Stephen Cerharclt, Clarence Tittering, ton, George Carlile. BOOK EXCHANGE Barbara Tift, Leigh Lacey. Bay Woods. Elanor Morse, Boberta Fitz- simmons. VISUAL EDUCATION First row: Billie Tucker, Gene Bo- liannon. Bichard H ol l i ng she a fl, Charles Schmidt, second row: Merle Keeton, Bob lflewelling, Dick Hen- dryx, Virgil Johansen, Leo Call, third row: John Milton, Cary Yost, Bill Foster, Clarence Titterington, Ed- DEBATE Don James, Barbara Bay, Bill Carter, Wilma Aller, Molly Polenske. Mr. Ce- cil Zylstra, Bill Mays, Florence Mad- sen, Janice Cullen, Don O,Kelley. SALES CLUB First row: Mary Bob Heathman. Lou- ise Christman, Don James. Evelyn Trusley. Barbara Pugmire, Inez Berg- lund. Betty Page. Bobbie Lowe. Har- vey Smith. Mr. David Schoesslerg sec- ond rowz Tommy Anderson, Edgar Bath. lrwin Schumacker, Bob Daniels. Thome. die Haynes. 314+ 41.331, '53 'IlIf l1lifil'ilIillI1S un pagf' 991 IH anyway, CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB First row: Dick Tuesley. Don Picatti, lVlerle Lamson. Leigh Lacey. Jack Corliss, Carl Ley. Harold Coodwing second row: Cordon Dunnett. Dick Priest. Neil Holbrook. Lelioy Brockway. Dick liothe. Donald Sanden. Mike Keenan. Robert Lowe. K. C.'s First row: Howard Yeager, Clifford Le Due, Jack Harrell, Royce Farren. George Carlile. Eddie Cox. Jim Robinson, Fred Brown. Dick liarrettg second row: Dixon Lee, Ray Stenberg, Hob Hudson. Dick Rotlie. Henry Sutton. Dick Smith. Wilson Price. Buell Bowman. Lee Hosenkranz. 32 SCIENCE CLUB First row: Ferne Smith, Barbara Keeton, Nora Conway, Margaret Sutton, Louise Christmang sec- ond row: Eddie Scheinost, Bob Maring, Frank Besaneon, Carl Sheneherger, John Strand, Dan Crow- der. ART CLUB First row: Bill Ramsey, Wally May, janet Beckwith, Doris Huntzinger, Melva Wooderson, Joanne Schmid. Barbara Dawson, Virginia Cochran, Nell Hoover, second row: Don Simmons, Russell How- ard. Virgil Johansen, Jane Milton, Rosemary Estey, Diane Watson, Beverlee Ross, Margaret Forrest, Carolyn Van Vliet, Harriet Cushing, third row: Jean Milton, Barbara Chastain, Betty Armstrong, Del Hoget, Dixon Lee, Jim Holway, Jerry Jones, Stan Durkee, Bill Bohlin, Carl Braune, Moy Chin. 33 F. F. A. First row: Leslie Olson, Melvin Warner. Paul Nystrom, James Oliver, Boger Totten, Raymond Day. Larry Dean, Dale Green, Ronald Raymond, Earl Beesman, John Bodinger, Darwin Baldridge, Bill Marts, Harold Mcwain, Tommy Bates, Ed Davenhaveng second row: Walter West, Joel Vattendahl, Dwight Davis, Loyal Flett, Steward Clark, Dwight Easter, Fred Kershaw, John Bauer, Quinten Hargraves, Ruppert Minckler, Mar- vin Wooderson, Thomas Hazen. Shannon Bruton. Lewis Langell, Bill Sutton, Bob Jamerson, Mr. E. J. Shrumg third row: Elmer Stewart, Eugene Lester, Kenneth Anderson, Robert Mathis, Will Hughes, Lawrence Klundt, Jim Scott, Jerry Pinkerton, Cordon Muschett, Lloyd Clement, David Acton, Kenneth Shockley, Ed Fund, Don- ald Hill, Billy Foster, Bob Fosburgh. LIBRARY CLUB Juanita Abbey. Beth Vander Sluis. Juanita Brown, Beverly Meldrum, Juanita Bible, Elaine Clouston, Billie Sears, Helen Ruff, Audra Moree. Nita Dorsett, Ceralyn Kugler, Eleanor Boach, Miss Thelma Pearce, Helen Kelly, Gerry Maphis. Elizabeth Montgomery, Frances Sickler, Bonnie Walker, Donna Corn, Helen May Ponath, Beverly Staudinger, Anne Gruber. Merle Lamson, George Grant, Pamela Trainer, Vllesley Barr, Viola Carr, Mary Ann Hull, Mitzie Hobbs, Nellie Jones, Buth Case. I PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: Don Doescher, Wayne Cecil, Bill Tobey, Loretta Keller, Jill Langmack, Darlene Delk, Jane Buhr- master, Joanne Pease, Annette Lindgren, Caroline Metz, second row: Donald Whyte, Steve Cerhardt, Betty Harkema, Shirley Miller, Mary Louise Wells, Joanne Lockhart, Bette Wallingford, Grace Greer, Pat Swanson, Melva Wooderson, Elouise White, third row: Bichard Young, Jack Koken, Paul Kraft, Charles Mackey, John Tipple, Bay Kinkead, Hal Heathers, Nancy Hayes, Mary Bob Heathman, Barbara Herr, Pat O'Dell. fourth row: Clarence Titterington, Harlan Bruner, Harold Johansen, Bill Ramsey, Stan Holbrook, Dick Mar- tin, Marion Haines, Donna Marshall, Betty Lindell, Virginia Stevens, Ardythe Hafner, Marjorie Carnahan. First row: Myler Turner, Betty Hathaway, Roberta Beene, Caroline Copeland, Betty Ogle, Mary LeMasters, Barbara Folsom, Maxine Milton, Betty Bichardson, Joanne Olson, Bose Marie Howard, second row: Arla Dean Hedge, lla Day, Irma Beitz, Pat Miller, Lois Nelson, Rosemarie Riley, Helen Rankin, Bobbe Altmeyer, Bonnie Walker, Blanche Lease, Alice Owens, third row: Louise Christman, Barbara Keeton, Yvonne Laupp, Lila Ditter, Phyllis Dotson, Margie Savage, Alberta Sheffer, June Ley, Laurel Carnes, Jean Nystrom, fourth row: Janet Henderson. Teresa McAulay, Norma ,lean Cheshire, Barbara Bartram, Earlene Morris, Eleanor Coodhue, Barbara Lee Clark, Barbara Chastain, Joyce Hine, Bev Howden, Charlene Calkins, Betty Erickson, Glenna Ernst. 35 Ni? , WT' W VNS' , FK ., A? 5 1 45, 1 tai was 1. Q. 4 I - -' 5.2 - -xl , I ,I if ,lf 54 ' 5 , Hg fi g 5 5 1 gi E W 1 3 5 3 If fgx 7 553: 'S Rf- s nge' wk, D4 ' ' leaf? X V A V Q14 U kSbQRTX S 8 ga . Q.. Bb ,WW w-JT 5 1- 1 v. if X. x an 19.353, . P Ir . .-,hh uw 1 41s.1aL-Lfm:g.L.mn ma- : 1 f:.iaezf4v:ef.d- nm-.X AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS SOPHOMORE BLOCK BUSTERS Fir S t row: Louise S C h m i d t, Barbara Lewis, Elouise Schmidt, Joanne San- ford, Jerel Calkins, second row: Betty Armstrong, Mary Lou Folk, Dolores Eaton, Lila Lee Smith, Ba- mona Wright, Kay Edge. SENIOR AT 'EM BOMBS First row: Dolores Olson, Betty Ogle. Beverly Howden, Bet- ty Alexander, Geral- dine Wikstrom. Mary Horner, Ruth Ringer, Catherine Hoernerg second row: Caro- lyn Johnson, Bonnie W a l k e r, Caroline Copeland, Pat John- son, Betty Catlin, Ar- leen Hill, Donna Mc- Arthur, Viola Kot- lang third row: Jean K ot l a n, Va Mona Larson, Muriel Shi- dell. SOPHOMORE CRUDDERS First row: Ceralyn Kugler, Elaine Rider, Molly Polenske, Dor- is Huntzingerg sec- ond row: Eleanor Roach, Margaret P a s c h k e. Marion Dietz. FOOTBALL B SQUAD First row: Mr. LeRoy Sebastian, Bill Mays, Mel Lewis, Bill Pearl, Don Dexter, Howard Nesary, Pete Trusley. Paul Harrington, Dick Angus, Mr. Carl Myers, second row: Herbert Miller, Bill Humbard, Al lfngler, Buell Bowman, Delmar Henry, Bill Robbins, Pat McBarron, Jack Eddy, Dick Anderson, third row: Al Simmons, Dick Hendryx, Stanley Miller. Glen Moore, Ivan Bagley, Larry Manaro. Gary Spohn, Don Both, Bob Cheshire, Kenny Vllaeffler. A SQUAD First row: Coach Lloyd Rowley, Bob lfakin, Leland Dolquist, Vance Hall, Don McCuinness, lion Murphy, Bay Fuller, Dick Lucas, Jim Bhode, Coach Howard Schaubg second row: Dick Bounds. Dick Winkenwerder, Dick Cole, Bob Lemke, Lawrence Klundt, Bob Jacobs, Jim Mann, Tommy Bates, Bob Haines, Vance Baxter, Bill Doyle, third row: Fred Brown, Bill Caldwell, Carroll Kramer, George Huff, Gayle Midgley, Bob Shan- non. Jim Scott, Bill Schlagel, Don Jones, Cene Johnson, Stan Mitchell, fourth row: Bruce Hines, Eddie Scheinost, Cary Smoot, Bill Carter, Ceorge Sehmel, Bob Burnie, Jim Martin, Jim Hopper, manager, Clar- ence Titterington, Duane Anderson, Don Archer, Grant Sherrill. Identification for page 41: Caldwell, Schlagel, Lucas, Dolquist, Bhode, Fuller, Scott, Klundt, Doyle, Ar- cher, Jacobs, McCuinness, Eakin, Hall, Murphy, Johnson. 40 3 ' fuzz .. 2. . . 2 3 ? x. ,A X MW' ,ew -I Q W Y wx . wi ' M 1A f 5, !?'3i'V aw if 'K f . L r 'ff w A fn -uf, , .: 1755 . ' f , af Q. rw... i -3 f J' A' '- A., gf X 1 . , wr., rg.. -A , . . ,.. . -1 15. , ' F i? iff 5, fz,:fT'Z3izs,ff9' ' W 'sa f . f ,n M ff f Q ' ,ffm ZZ E H - ,Ir .. 'Q-S' M- f A f ' 11143 A . MW. . W mfs- ff- fan: f ' V- ' A , b fvww .I f- f ' ' 1 f r, -, - ' mf ml? bf if 4 iff ' J ' A 5 ir: Z S M if 1, V ,...,. lf nv 5 , , 1 nm! sf 4 ,W W ,. gk! 3 - 1 3 M A ,W 3: X, X 'N 5, fgafii i , Q ' , 1 Vw , f fs ff P , Q . k gg' f 2' lqml ,f ' 4 mga! V, wi M . 3 ,Q wi, 4 5 X 'fgfx My BASKETBALL B SQUAD First row: Sam Howden, Willie Humhard, Guy Shinn, Bob Lemke, Roger Pugmire, Derril Meyers Jerry Pickens, Glenn Chapman. Bill Humbardg second row: Coach John McCall, Stan Hopper, Ken neth Waeffler, Neal Mclfachron. Melvin Lewis, Dick Willard, Dick Thomas. Bill Mays, Jim Wharton Top row Anderson, manager lVlcCuinness, Capt. Rhode Merritt, manager A SQUAD Identifications for page 43 Second row Third row DeAtley D. Jones Lucas Masterman Cason Johnson Adams Miclgley 42 Fourth row B. ,lones Caldwell Shanahan Sherrill RQQQUIPJQ fl W5 Ng M! Q I TRACK First row: Porter Lombard, Stan Hopper, Don McGuinness, Captain Bill Caldwell, George Pennell, Jim Mann, Dick Hurd, Jim Hopper, Eugene Gleason, Bob Anderson, second row: Leland Engkraf, Will Hughes, Delbert Keller, Hugh Kabrich, Jim Edge, Ron Murphy, Don Robinson, Jim Wikstrom, lvan Bagley, Dick Thomas, Coach Phil Foster, third row: Jack Bloxom, Howard Shuman, Bob Schultz, Dick Winkenwerder, Jim Graham, Marion Fisk, Eddie Scheinost, Gary Yost, .lim Rhode, Leo Call, James Robinson, fourth row: Assistant Manager Don Picatti, Kenneth Keller, Rolla Rie- der, Ed Kramer, Dick Lucas, Bob Cheshire, Bill Pearl, Moy Chin, Clifford Kesterson, Phil Gregg, Ed Parrish, Cleo Stapleton, manager, not in picture: LeRoy Sebastian, assistant coach. SCHEDULES Track April 2 Hill Military Relays, Portland May 8 ........ ...,.,............ S ub-District Meet, here April 9 .,...................... Pre-Invitational, Y. H. S. May 15 .....,.. ......,. D istrict lValleyj Meet, here April 17 ......... ................. 2 lst Invitational here May 21 ,....... ................... S tate Meet, Pullman April 30 ........, ............. T oppenish there May 29 ........ ........, R elay Carnival, Everett May 1.. ......... Walla Walla, here TENNIS April 13 ........... Wapato April 27 .......... ........ C le Elum April 16 ....... Toppenish April 30 ...... Wapato April 20 ...... Ellensburg May 4 ........ ...... T oppenish April 23 ........ Selah May 11 ..... ....... Selah TRACK Don Robinson Eddie Scheinost 3 M p,TB'w'M Lf e iw, 9Q,,v' George Pennell ,lim Rhode J im Wikstrom .lim Graham Delbert Keller Bud Fisk lim Hopper Lewis Cooper Cary Yost Dick Winkenwerder BASEBALL fIl1l'I11ifif'!lfiUlI.Y fur pugv A101 Cole. Davis, Mitchell. Hates, SClll21gt Jolmson. Adams. Hake. fl1lf'r1Iifi1'1lIinr:x for llflllfi' lf! llurkve. Harrell. lfakin. Jones, llillilillll Dolquisl. DOAlle'y. Hall. lVlLlSl0I'HILlIl. x wfdxn 5'-1 ,gm KL MANAGERS 47 George Cram, Leon Buzitis, Jim Robin son. Ted Block, John Tipple. 3 , N f k V,,.,,f ,LN TENNIS First row: George Huff, Stephen Gerhardt, Don Yingling, Don Kolassa, Lee Balcom, Bob Middlekauff, Jerry Pickens, Dick Angus, Bob Hines, Hal Heathers, Jim Murphy, second row: Gordon Dunnett, Grant Sherrill, Betty Armstrong, Pamela Trainor, Lorraine Evans, Marilyn Kukay, Doris Huntzinger, Geralyn Kugler, Jo Oliver, Marilyn Tully, Lois Pettit, Dale Fitzsimmons, Coach Lloyd Rowley. 7 or is X 5' iff!! Q PEN mm! 3 ' , y ,o, sefr K 56 KOLASSA, HUFF OLIVER, TULLY 4-8 We of the class of '48 wish to express our heartiest congratulations and sincerest thanks to the athletic teams of Y. H. S. who have this year given the school such a fine name in the field of sports throughout the state. Not only have the teams had exceptionally good records, but they have also shown the most worthy conduct both on and off the field. Along with the teams and their respective coaches, thanks must be given to those supporters who throughout the year have faithfully hacked up the teams with their pep and encouragement. The class of '48 is honored, proud, and indebted to all of SCHEDULES Y. V. I. A. A. CHAMPIONS, BASKETBALL gppkima Opponent 25 you. 36 43 32 21 ........ 24 ........ 34 ........ 40 ........ 41 ..,..... 20 ........ 57 ........ 44 ........ 39 ........ 50 38 24 ........ 46 41 42 36 ........ 45 49 ........ 59 49 ........ 39 ........ 34 ......., 46 ........ 37 Yakima 20 6 19 19 8 13 ........ 20 34 0 19 April 13 April 16 April 17 April 20 April 23 April 24 April 27 April 29 Sunnyside .,..................................... ..................... ........Sunnyside ........Prosser ........Prosser ........Richland .......,Richland .,,,..l,Highland ......,.Wenatchee .......33 .,.,,.,.Wenatchee .......36 ,,...,.,Cle Elum ........Selah .......33 .,...,.,Wapato .,,,.,,36 ........Marquette .......,Ellenshurg ........Toppenish ........Cle Elum ..........Selah ........Marquette 39 22 ......,.Ellensburg 46 ........Wapato ................Toppenish ................Highland DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ................Wapato 38 38 ................Seattle Prep STATE TOURNAMENT ...............,Everett ...............Battleground ........Wapato FOOTBALL ........Wapato 55 43 Opponent 6 ........Marquette 0 .......,Cle Elum ........Toppenish ...,.,,.Everett ........Hood River .,......Wenatchee . .......John Rogers 0 0 0 ffffffffffis 27 ........Bremerton ...........Walla Walla BASEBALL .,......Wapato ..........Toppenish ......Richland ....Marquette ..................Selah ...Wenatchee .....Cle Elum ........Wapato 49 May May May May May May May 1 --'-- ....... W enatchee 4' ----- ....... T oppenish 7 ----- ......... M arquette 11 ------ ............. S elah 12 -'---- .............. R ichland 13 ----- .................... C le Elum 21 ------ ......... V alley Play Off PIRATE LASSIES First row: Betty Catlin. Gerry Vliikstrom. Arleen Hill, Carolyn Johnston, Wanda Strickland. Muriel Shi- dell. Janice lfriedline. Betty Alexander. Mary Horner, Verna Mae Shriner. Donna Seberng second row: Joanne Oliver, Charlene Calkins. Laurel Carnes. Beverly Howden. Dolores Yingling. Dolores Barron. Jackie Clark, Barbara Nelson. Susan Melosh. Margaret Forrest, Darlene Delk. Boherta lfitzsimmons. Lynn Cammong third row: Jo Ann Sandman. Donna McArthur. Beverly Brackett, Dolores Olson. Pat Johnson, Elaine Stew- art. Mary Peterson. Cloria Shelton. lflizaheth Eschhach. Betty Ogle. Jene Merritt. Margie Carnahan: fourth row: Mary Ann Thacker. lfsther Hatch. Harriet Aller. Wilma Aller. llosie lischhaeh. Joanne Beed. Nancy lfl- lingham. Jo Aplet. Bev Wendt. Ann Vogtlin. Phyllis Dotson. Marian Ward. Shirley Willet. Bamona Wright. Both Binger. SPORTS COUNCIL Sitting: JoAnn Pease. Wilma Aller. Jo Oliver. Dolores Olson. Carolyn Johnston. Wanda Stricklandg stanrl- ing: Bolmerta l itzsimmons. Verna Mae Shriner. Marion Dietz, Arleen Hill. 50 GOLD Y First row: George Huff, Dick Lucas, Bob Schultz, Bill Carter, Bob Jacobs, Eddie Scheinost. Dick Cole, Cleo Stapleton, George Pennell, Jim Rhode, Bill Schlagelg second row: Bill Doyle, Don Archer, Duane Anderson, Don Jones, Jim Hopper, Leland Dolquist, Bob Eakin, Fred Brown, Bud Fisk, Bill Caldwell, Carroll Kramer, Jim Mann, third row: Jim Martin, Jim Wikstrom, Ted Block, Howard Shuman, Jim Graham, Dick Winken- werder, Vance Hall, Gene Adams, Dale Fitzimmons, Robert Keller, Jack Robinson, Don Kolassa, Mr. Walter Lindquist, fourth row: Lawrence Klundt, Don McGuinness, Ron Murphy, Jim Scott, Bob Burnie. Gary Yost, Gary Smoot, Dick Hurd, Tommy Anderson, Clarence Titterington, George Sehmel, Vance Baxter, Del- bert Keller. Gene Johnson. Jim Robinson. DRILL TEAM First row: Pat Willard, Merleen Oliver, Joyce Ley, lileanor Scott, Norma Wolf. Shirley Ann Pierce. Geral- dine Ross. Juanita Bible. Jacqueline Shepherd. lfiilene Smith, Dawn Calkins, Lulu Stillings, Beverly Kinney, second row: Jackie Clark. Beverly Clark, Darlene Dexter, Nancy Clark, Marlene Beem, Jo Ann Burnett. Dorothy Perry. Janet McDonald, Dolores Rinehart, Lila Ditter, Molly Polenske. Arleen Hill, Barbara Nel- son, Dolores Yinglingg third row: Alice Holmes, Suzanne McLaughlin, Dolores Barron, Barbara Hudson, Carolyn Johnson. Dolores Olson, Beverly Brackett. Dorothy Uhlson. Mary LeMaster, Mona Kraft. Lorraine Schumacker. Pat Johnson. Virginia Cooper. Margaret Lutz, fourth row: Jean Merritt. Jo Aplet. lflaine Clouston. Loretta Keller. Joanne Reed, Barbara Lee Clark, Marjorie Carnahan, Betlyann Roberg, Nancy Hayes. Louana Sipe. Margie Savage, Susan Melosh, Geraldine Resnick. Phyllis Dotson, Rosemary lfschbach. l ??. l 51 PEP CLUB First row: Nancy Lamb, Diane Garland, Ann Funk, Mary Peterson, Barbara Bhoades, Shirley Kee- len, Elaine Stewart, Virginia Buckman, Doris Huntzinger, Mollyann Wade, Jerry Kalinowski. Donna McA th ' - l - ' r J A ' ' J r ur, seconf row. Pat Swanson, Geraldine Fredricks. Barbara Graham, Barbara Schwarting, Alice Holmes, Beverly Kinney, Barbara Bodinger, Bev White, Marlene Buckman, Delores Fl UU . J'll uebbe 1 Langmack, Betty Dorriang third row: Barbara Herr, Donna Slade Gwen Cee Margaret Paschke Florence Madsen, Dolores Rushmore. Donna Ward Mary Ann Thacker. Donna Mc-Flask JH l 4 , ,. ,,:ey, een Sanders, fourth row: Melva Vlooderson, Bev Howden, Barbara Folsom, Betty Ogle, Maxine Mil t GI . , 1 y . . . on, orla Shelton. Anne Frenei ry, Nancy Phipps. Marilu Hollmgbery. Liz Eschbach, Ann Vogtlin. Bev Wendt, Bev Moorhead. Carol Costello. First row: Dorothy Freeman, Beverly Brackett. Carolyn Johnson. Dolores Olson Elaine Clouston Pat Johnson, Etta Sheek, Barbara Latham, Dorothy Fedderly, Arleen Hill, second row: Joan Lockhart, Delores Yingling. Marlene Mclineely, Regina Naasz, Wanda Strickland, Blanche McLaughlin, Joanne RM ' 1 .w . eed, Sara Hafsos, Rosemary Eschbach, Jean Merritt, Jo Aplet, Mary Louise Wells, third row: Ca- rol Mciienzie, Barbara Nelson, Phyllis Dotson, Jacqueline Clark, Loretta Keller, Dolores Barron, H ' dSh ' V' ' ' owar uman. Lee Liros, Duane Lason, Terry Ixral, Dick Crow, Stanley Hallgarthg fourth row: Bill Ramsey, Don O'Kelley, Bob Chaney, Dick Hurd, Jim Dobie. Bob Brachtenbach, Bill Doyle, Gayle M'dUl . Pl 'I ' ' ' 1 U ey, ll Trautman, Dave Scott. Don Doescher, Jim Mann. 52 awk? LMWM 50 .-N? 1 va- 3 'T fibxii igiisigjgxike QAESSQQEQBEQX 1 ALASSLQX 9 m fp Wfw W X .53f '0M.,f3 WWW WW gwgy FALL OFFICERS FRESHMAN LOW First row: Pansy Henson. secretary: Bill Fakin. vice president: Dick Nesary. presi- dent: Nadine Mize. treasurer: second row: Carl Coady. hoys' athletic manager: Do- lores Headley. girls' athletic manager: Josephine Berman. Cirls' League representative: Jackie I-Iogsett. A. S. li. rep- resentative: Russell Fether- am. sergeant-at-arms: Larry Strickland. Boys' League rep- resentative. SOPHOMORE LOW First row: Pete Trusley. vice president: Bill Pearl. presi- dent: Darlene Dexter. secre- tary: Nancy Hollinsworth. historian: second row: Do- lores Eaton. Girls' League representative: Bill Humhard. sergeant-at-arms: Jim Robin- son. sergeant-at-arms: Al Sini- mons. boys' athletic manager: Guy Shinn. A. li. represen- tative: Menton Sveen. Boys' League representative: Dick A l l e n. treasurer: Marion Dietz. girls' athletic manager. JUNIOR LOW First row: Jerry Pickens. president: Jill Langniack. sec- retary: Walter Thome. A. S. B. representative: second row: Bob Yunker. vice presi- dent: Darlene Delk. Girlsi League representative: Jean Merritt. treasurer: Bev Viihite. girls' athletic manager: Dick Cole. hoys' athletic manager. JUNIOR HIGH First row: Nancy Phipps, vice president: Fat Swanson. president: Melva Viiooderson. secretary: second row: Flaine Werre. treasurer: Joe Smith. A. S. li. representa- tive: Jim Holway. hoys' athle- tic manager: Louise Hause. Girls' League representative. FRESHMEN First row: Geneva Argetsinger, June Cysensky, Ronald Frazier, Don Day, John Bodinger, William Eakin, Carl Coady, Harold Goodwin, Dick Gohl, Barbara Bode, Donna Cawley, Doris Amsden, Evonne Hanson, second row: Bonnie Finch, Betty Hammermeister, Patricia Barnes, Jeannie Dunnington, Carole Carver, Mary Howell, Barbara Fedderly, Margie Cawley, Betty Harris, Geraldine Daniels, Mary Ann Bailey, Lee Freeman, Marilyn Diez, Lillian Blanchard, third row: Jack Bloxom, Byron Bridges, Delores Headley, Joan Fulmer, Jack Hatfield, Duane Dvorak, Richard Ball, Bill Driskel, Josephine Berman, Virginia Farmer, Verna Gier, Tom Hazen, Frank Anderson. First row: Delinda Merriott, Pansy Henson, Jim Jaeger, Bill Holmes, Don Jewett, Ed Papin, Beverly McCollum, Shirley Ingham, Gail Lutz, Martha Prine, Mary Holmes, Betty Payton, Mary Moorhead, Bryce Holbrook, second row: Barbara Raymond, Nadine Mize, Keith Reynolds, Bob Luepke, Ken- neth Keller, Frank Pannell, Nina Pankey, Phyllis Lovestrand, Virginia Lester, Ruth Lester, Mary Logsdon, Nadine Morris, Frank Joiner, third row: Don Kennedy, Dick Nesary, Russell Petheram, Lyn Holm, Phyllis McCullough, Jacqueline Hogsett, Keith Quigley, Jim Holcomb, Ted Morris, Bob Hulet, Ronald Pearson, Clarence Naasz. First row: Lorain Walker, Merle Zahler, Tom Schmidt, Delores Zerr, Marion Stube, Barbara Riggs, Nadine Royster, Frank Tissell, Shelton Taylor, Larry Strickland, Jack Young, Glena Weber, Gala Weber, Don Stroup, second row: Ada Turner, Donna Wiser, Arlene Stephenson, Ria Russell, Cleo Shore, Ralph Santibanez, Kent Williams, Myler Turner, Delbert Stoutenburg, John Short, Tom Web- er, Mary Vaughn, third row: Hazel Weiler, Wilma Wilson, Eddie Trammell, David Westerfield, Al Snyder, Harry Wagner, Burt Robinson, Marvin Wooderson, John Wagner, Eugene Wagner, Clarence Ward, Wallace Wakefield. SOPHOMORES First row: Violet Morris, Lucy Montgomery, Elizabeth Montgomery, Donna McKenzie, Artie Low- ery, Margaret Lutz, Pat Maring, Lee Ann Lindeman, Marlene Lewis, Ann Markham, Barbara Lewis, Delores McGowan, second row: June Lindell, Jerry Maphis, Barbara Lovestrand, Billie Masterson, Margaret Meeks, Bill Lockhart, Dennis Monda, Ruppert Minkler, Ron Nasterman, Robert Mathis, Ted Melotte, Arthur Leslie, Wayne Miller, third row: Larry Manaro, Pat McBarron, Bob Lucas, Melvin Lewis, Bob Lemke, Bill Mays, Neal McEachron, Jim Martin, Bob Lunsford, Ben Lombard, Maurice Mitchell, Derril Meyer, Carl Lidke. 56 SOPHOMORES First row: Betty Jane Kinnaman, Betty Lou Irwin, Esther Jones, Nancy Lamb, Delores Jones, Au- drey J ones, Bonnie Johnson, Marilyn Kukay, Joyce Lay, Louie Kraft, Lavonne Kamppi, Jo Ann Kee- ney, second row: Merle Keeton, Hal Lamb, Betty Kardack, Donna Klimple, Jacqueline Kelly, Helen Lane, Angeline Johnston, Jane Deaver, Edward Lee, Robert Maringg third row: Ed La Clair, Arlen Lee, Margaret Klundt, Geralyn Kugler, June Johnson, Leora Kilgore, Bob Lease, Jack Larsen, Herb Lane, Don Jackson, Bill King, Eddie Kunkel. First row: Jack Snyder, James Robinson, Roosevelt Wattley, Louise Schmidt, Helen Ruff, Wilma Schuck, Joann Simmerman, Roberta Sink, Nancy Whipple, Darlene Williams, Joan Wright, Ella York, Merlin Queen, Joe Sicklerg second row: Carol Schuler, Elouise Schmidt, Gloria Scott, Shir- ley Shockley, Dorothy Ring, Geraldine Ross, Barbara Ray, Anna Pratt, Betty Rieker, Joyce Robert- son, Dolores Rushmore, Marilyn Revelli, Jacqueline Schaake, Quentin Ridgeway, Lee Schneider, Billy Ritchg third row: Donald Roth, Kay Soden, Leslie Snyder, Beverlee Ross, Joann Prelusky, Bill Robbins, Kelly Shaw, Wendell Webb, Dick Willard, George Sehmel, Guy Shinn, Don Provancha, Jim Robinson, Jeanne Quantrille, Roger Pugmire, Al Simmons. First row: Jean McHugh, Wally May, Bonita Mulholland, Jean Nelson, Don McCausland, Tom Mar- ker, Darlene Netherda, Janet McDonald, Marilyn McNamara, Bill Mathis, Milton Nelson, Harold Mc- Wain, Corrinne Morrison, Pattie Mullensg second row: Jerry Pinkerton, Tracy Richards, Jim Mil- ler, Dave Miller, Bill Marts, Richard Mansperger, Beverly Meldrum, Fred Nichols, Joy Mann, Peg- gy Lesh, Roger Pflueger, Douglas Olson, Leslie Olson, third row: Edward Parrish, Bill Pearl, Jim Murphy, Suzanne McLaughlin, Pat Leslie, James Oliver, Arnold 0'Brien, John Nashem, Frank Nich- ols, Glynn Moore, Ray Mullen, John Milton, Don Moen. First' row: Dale Green, Don Harmon, George Grant, Marilyn Hankins, Blanche Harmon, Joan Gil- lum, Wanda Hanson, Emma Harness, Emma Hankison, Tilly Gallegos, Maybelle Gradwohl, Diane Garland, Ronald Gentry, second row: Beverly Harris, Lena Greer, Gwen Gee, Barbara Graham, Mary Ann Grabinski, Carole Hacker, Will Hughes, Bob Hines, Don Hill, Ben Herrell, Hal Heathers, Delmar Henry, Don Hope, Will Humbardg third row: Joyce Gray, Kathryn Hague, Marjorie Ful- ler, Bill Gekler, Don Fuller, Paul Harrington, Referd Gorman, Harold Harris, Roger Hanna, Eugene Gleason, Ronald Green, Stan Hopper, Guy Harris. 58 SOPHOMORES First row: Veronica Dillinger, Marie Davis, Sarajane Decoto, Arlene Egley, Geraldine Fredrick, Rilla Franklin, Lois Dunett, Lorraine Evans, Margaret Fredericksen, Dorothy Dunnington, Patty Fos- ter, Roxine Dawson, Clara Rose Cullen, second row: Myrna Faringer, Mary Lou Folk, Delores Eaton, Kay Edge, Doris Fenton, Floy Flett, Beverly Fulks, Allie Emerson, Marita Emmons, Jean Fay, Tom Doyle, Beverly De Forest, third row: Alice Faubion, Georgia Farris, Sylvia Frazier, Rosemary Estey, Betty Elkins, Bob Epperson, Louis Evans, Jack Eddy, Benny Frank, Bill Foster, Keith Farabee, Vance England, Charles Ford. First row: Leota Harvey, Mary Ann Hull, Maxine Holmes, Arla Hedge, Barbara Hudson, Ver-Donna Huebner, Joan Hougey, Anita Louise James, Myrtle Hinrichs, Margaret Howe, Doris Huntsinger, Gle- nis Howard, second row: Joan Kesterson, Nancy Hollinsworth, Velda Jackson, Mary Jo Havron, Florence Hays, Helen Kelly, Venetia Iverson, Gleva Herberg, Dolores Jaeger, Violet Jewett, Wanda Herried, George Hineg third row: Joan Holder, Mary Fran Jeffers, Ted Kramer, Ray Kinkead, Rob- ert Jamerson, Jack Kincaid, Duane Kerl, Gerald Johnson, Robert Kellet, Bill Humbard, Claude Henle, Clement Hoerner, Richard Hollinshead. First row: Laura Lou Cox, Virginia Colebank, Maureen Commet, Donna Corn, Marion Dietz, Vernon Cook, Bill Carter, Leon Buzitis, Leo Call, Barbara Davis, Florence Carpenter, Betty Carbaughg sec- ond row: Ruby Dale, Janet Davis, lla Day, Delores Dearinger, Jane Deaver, Betty Densmore, Dar- lene Dexter, Mary Lee Crosno, Sue Clemans, Ruth Case, Mary Ellen Dean, Kay Coyle, Nita Dor- settg third row: Larry Dean, Lawrence Carver, Tom Conner, Don Creek, Tom Dalthorp, Don Dexter, Bill Diez, Max Craig, Jim Cooper, Marian Cunningham, Joanne Curtis, Lynn Creamer, Ardella De Zarn. First row: Wayne Rummel, Elaine Rider, Fern Paronto, Eleanor Roach, Molly Polenske, Delsa Pal- mer, Lois Pettit, Jean Nonnemacher, Patsy Pease, Joan Reddick, Delores Rabung, Frances Purdy, Don- na Page, Grace Owen, second row: Paul Peterson, Ronald Noble, Grover Noland, Melvin Palmer, Barbara Peterson, Betty Ream, Delores Philbrook, Gloria Ottaiano, Margaret Paschke, Ronald Ray- mond, Burl Rice, Jack Reid, Earl Reesmang third row: Harold Rainford, Kenny Powers, Clarence Ready, Willard Pendleton, Don Olofson, Frankie Patrick, Ethlyn Pittmann, Trina Ogle, Edith Pe- terson, Joanne Pack, Ramona Nix, Nancy Olofson, Pat Nord, Joyce Olson. 60 SOPHOMORES First row: Leroy Schatz, Verna Dee Sorenson, Donna Slade, Joan Schultz, Barbara Schwarting, Eleanor Scott, Suzanne Willard, Joyce Young, Joycella Williams, Ramona Wright, Evelyn Yoerger, Gladys Wolf, Ruth White, Betty Weber, Shirley Westphallg second row: Jerry Whitehead, Richard Schiffner, Lorraine Schumacker, Vera Saar, Genevieve Rykman, James Young, Charles Smiley, Pa- tricia Saling, Joanne Sanford, Patricia Scheeler, Barbara Smith, Louise Saunders, Louana Sipe, Dick Wrench, Jack Whyte, Elmer Wohlg third row: Shirley Speece, Muriel Yust, Felix Wingerter, Nor- man Yost, Stanley Wilson, Bob White, Tony Schock, Ivan Schafer, Glenn Schmidt, James Wharton, Carrol Spurgeon, Don Sage, Charles Shanahan, Richard Williams, Gary Spohn. First row: Don Berg, Don Christman, Goldie Boyd, Juanita Brown, Leo Berman, James Cesaro, Marlene Buckman, Janet Beckwith, Doreen Brackett, Joanne Bell, Eunice Carter, Dorothy Burns, Barbara Belfieldg second row: Harland Beery, Howard Cooper, Bobby Burnie, Bob Bremmer, Doris Busher, Jean Bells, Willie Christman, Robert Carvo, Gene Buckingham, Eugene Buckmeyer, Shannon Bruton, Patty Becker, third row: Jo Ann Burnett, Phyllis Carlson, Nancy Clark, Keith Coombs, Doran Beekley, Robert Bell, Del Boget, Marlene Beem, Joan Buss, Joyce Bruner, Jerel Calkins, Bev- erly Clark, Virginia Cooper. First row: Beverly Van Hoy, Joyce Weaver, Janet Turner, Margaret Vorrath, Gladys Stevenson, Marlene Van Essen, Letitia Taft, Louise Thompson, Joyce Voelker, Imogene Van Essen, Irene Thies- feld, Pam Trainer, second row: Bette Wallingford, Ruby Thomas, Shirley Stube, Forrest Turnley, Ross Warren, Leslie Tayler, Roger Totten, Beverly Staudinger, Bonnie Stipek, Alma Stevens, Roy Warren, Bill Todd, Eugene Weaver, Melvin Warner, third row: Lorraine Van Wechel, Edith War- ner, Nadeen Weaver, Kenny Waeffler, Joel Vattendahl, Rolland Suelzle, Dick Thomas, Raymond Strope, Don Totten, Charlie Waggener, Gene Tutwiler, Ken Weaver, David Trautman, Allen Trusley, Menton Sveen. First row: Henry Barringer, Dick Allen, John Allen, Darwin Baldridge, Grant Anderson, Jack Bar- ker, Lucille Allen, Beverly Andress, Naomi Arb, Jo Etta Arnt, Lu Stillings. second row: Gladys Ball, Donna Arnold, Norma June Adams, Betty Armstrong, Beverly Anderson, Patsy Barlow, Jo Wat- kins, Hildegarde Steckler, John Bauer, Henry Alexieff, Wesley Barr, Leon Abholdg third row: Ivan Bagley, Charles Barton, Bob Anderson, Edward Atherton, Bill Artman, Dick Baker, Arnold Balke, Kenneth Weaver, Bill Sutton, Johnny Stuart. 62 63 SOPHOMORES First row: Dale Spencer, Gary Rice, Florence Hernandez, Corinne Curts, Bonita McNamara, Caro- line Metz, Margie Betzold, Rosanne Wheeler, Beth Vander Sluis, Patricia Gause, Maxine Elliott, Barbara Goodman, Shirley Pearson, Delores Wills, Merleen Oliver, second row: Bill Young, Her- bert Miller, Bonnie Herin, Norma Jean Cheshire, Dick Bounds, Bob Masterman, Jerry Reder, Bob Shannon, Stanley Mitchell, Lewis Wahlbrink, Bill Thomas, Dwight Davis, Westly Stewart, Gary Smith. JUNIORS First row: Ray Woods, Howard Nesary, Wanda Lucas, Virginia Nichols, Barbara Nelson, Barbara Mellotte, Dorothy Liebholtz, Joan Nelson, Shirley Morris, Lauretta Mobley, Betty Miller, Shirley Miller, Audra Moreeg second row: Betty Richardson, Betty Lindell, Frances McNamara, Susan Melosh, Jean Merritt, Marjorie Minion, Earline Morris, Wilma Nelson, Jill Langmack, Carol McKenzie, Donna Mc- Claskey, Peggy Nelson, Virginia Neal, Jean McDonald, third row: Jack Harrell, Bob Norris, George Moate, John Naasz, Dick Martin, Lewis Martin, Stanley Miller, Jack Mullen, John Morrison, Keith Mc- Kee, Dale Mutch, Jim Myers, Lue Miller, Robert Nicklas. First row: Lynn Gamon, Roberta Fitzsimmons, Anne Gruber, Esther Ewald, Rosetta Fliegel, Lois Fulks, Lorraine Hall, Delores Fluegge, Ardythe Hafner, Edith Fredrickson, Marian Ernst, Nancy El- lingham, Lavon Galloway, second row: Albert Engler, Leland Engkraf, Lee Gallegos, Mack Gard- ner, Merritt Fines, Roger Gaston, Carol Gerhardt, Rosemary Eschbach, Alice Hall, Eleanor Good- hue, Gordon Dunnett, Dale Fitzsimmons, Bob Flewellingg third row: Bob Erlandson, Bob Foley, Bill Hake, Bob Eakin, Stan Durkee, Phil Gregg, Don Gorman, Jim Edge, Lloyd Gillespie, Leroy Fish- er, Dennis Eliason, Harper Grimes, Bruce Gilbert, Bob Haines. First row: Beatrice Hancock, Patricia Hedge, Carol Harrison, Marlene Hurlbut, Ernestine Johnson, Violet Hochhalter, Alice Holmes, Beverly Kinney, Terry Johnson, Shirley Keelen, Delores Madrid, Joan Hendren, Mona Kraft, second row: Esther Hatch, Leone Hunsberger, Pat Hammermeister, Janet Henderson, Alice Hoeger, Nancy Hayes, Betty Harkema, Alberta Hoople, Pauline Hastings, Joan Lockhart, Patricia Jordan, Marlene McKneely, Je Rene Krienkeg third row: Arthur Holmes, Chester Hanson, Karl Henderson, Ellery Harvey, Robert Hudson, Donn Hitt, Kurt Hellman, Bruce Hines, Ralph Hinkley, Gary Henry, Dick Hoffman, Bill Hartley, John Headley. 6 fl. .JUNIORS First row: Elaine Stewart, Kathleen Stone, Donna Robertson, Ruth Takach, Mary Jane Settlemyer, Ellen Snyder, David Ross, Alan Sires, Wilson Sample, Luetta Stepper, Justine Stewart, Mary Jean Thacker, Verna Mae Shriner, Jeanne Rolstadg second row: Betty Seebeck, Carol Saar, Etta Sheek, Billie Sears, Virginia Stevens, Frances Thatcher, Mary Ann Thacker, Helen Sanders, Elwood Steph- ney, George Sehmel, Francis Schuller, Walt Searle, Lee Rosenkranzg third row: Doris Ritchey, Phyllis Simmons, Delores Sayler, Dick Smith, Donald Sanden, Don Sleight, Merle Smith, Bob Schultz, Rodney Ross, Henry Sutton, Marlene Sublett, Wanda Strickland. First row: Barbara Atkins, Wilma Aller, Harriet Aller, Caroline Bailey, Barbara Bacon, Ann Funk, Dorothy Freeman, Joyce Donaldson, Lila Ditter, Phyllis Dotson, Marlene Gohl, Betsy Everett, sec- ond row: Quanah Atkerson, Barbara Bartram, Dolores Barron, Beverly Albee, Juanita Abbey, Elaine Clouston, Ermolene Cook, Joyce Colvin, Janice Barnhart, Dolores Ashbaugh, Darlene Delk, Barbara Dawson, Barbara Winkler, third row: Jack Drumhiller, Eddie Cox, Glenn Crawford, Dick Baird, Don Archer, Don Anderson, Bob Barrett, Dick Baker, Dick Angus, Don Appleby, Chuck Ba- ken, Bobbe Altmeyer, Jo Aplet. First row: Viola Carr, Carrie Carter, LaVonne Charbonneau, Charlene Calkins, Helen Bogucki, Patsy Buchanan, Betty. Beasley, Barbara Clark, Juanita Bible, Rosemarie Dale, Marlene Berg, Ro- berta Beene, Thomas Bates, Marvin Bitz, Don Desmond, second row: Dorothy Breitgham, Mary Cantrell, Mary De Atley, Rosemary Decler, Doris Dean, Lois Dornberger, Barbara Lee Clark, Janet Belcher, Tracy Boettcher, Barbara Carlile, Virginia Blessing, Jacqueline Clark, Virginia Buckman, Vena Craig, lrma Mae Cauffman, Loretta Euteneier. First row: Eilene Smith, Jacqueline Shepherd, Beverly White, Dolores Yingling, Geraldine Reswick, Pat Willard, Carol Williams, Jean Woest, Sarah Smith, Wanda Wortman, Donna Sebern, JoAnn Sandman, Marianne Shrum, Phyllis Rosenkranz, Lorraine Thomas, second row: Lila Lee Smith, Cleo Stapleton, Victor Swindall, Bob Spearman, John Tipple, Jack Villesvik, Reuben Waldbauer, Ar- thur Thomson, Barbara Tift, Carol Thomas, Nancy Vorrath, Alice Turner, James Scottg third row: Richard Vibbert, Jim Thompson, Mickey Sheean, Jim Walker, Leo Waldbauer, Dick Thomson, Walter Thome, Eddie Waddell, Lyle Thomson, Lorne Thompson, Billie Tucker, John Tissell, Dick Tuesley. 66 .JUNIORS First row: Raymond Day, Julia Berry, Joy Burke, Jane Buhrmaster, Barbara Chastain, Marjorie Carnahan, Mary Louise Wells, Betty Brown, Jeannine Brill, Eleanor Brandt, Janice Crothers, Ann Darby, second row: Clark Carothers, Eddie Dauenhauer, Russell David, Moy Chin, William Cle- mons, Denny Bohlke, Norman Brown, Jack Corliss, Robert Daniels, Vern Chittick, Lyle Christopher- son, Dick Cole, third row: Jim Mann, Bob Brachtenbach, Paul Davis, Donald Dahlman, Harlan Bru- ner, Barney Brown, Gene Bohannon, Harold Carter, Bill Bohlin, Fred Brown, Buell Bowman, Jack Brown. First row: Marlene Johnson, Donna Marshall, Audrey Lowe, Teresa McAulay, Alison Lyle, Gladys Larson, Loretta Keller, Maurice McMechan, Carl Ley, Jim Land, Duane Jensen, Virgil Johansen, Harriet Lawrence, Florence Madsen, second row: Alvin Klinner, Frances Jaeger, Arvest Kennedy, Mike Keenan, Bob Keller, Delbert Keller, Harold Johannsen, Allan Lund, Tom Manetsch, Lloyd Johnson, Eugene Lester, Richard Kardack, Lewis Langell, Allan Jackson, third row: Ernest Jones, Merle Lamson, Leigh Lacey, Richard Losey, Jack Koken, Lawrence Klundt, Jerry Jones, Eugene Johnson, Don Jones, Bob Jones, Glenn Kamppi, Richard Kellet, Clifford LeDuc, Bob Keefe. First row: Donna Petheram, Lorraine Rabung, Mary Louise Wells, Barbara Rhodes, June Patterson, Janice Derby, Diane Watson, Susan White, Shirley Whited, Grayce West, Shirley Olson, Janet Wi- ley, Mary Wong, Pauline Wheaton, Shirley Riggs, second row: Molly Ann Wade, Elouise White, Rosalee White, Marilyn Pursell, Wilma Pricer, Herbert -Riedlinger, Richard Priest, Acel Ann Purdy, Joanne Reed, Norma Pennell, Czarina Ramsey, Dolores Rinehart, Dorothy Perry, Becky Perkins, third row: Don Yingling, Don Picatti, Howard Yeager, Cleo Woolf, Joe Pratt, Marlen Rieker, Bill Peterson, Jerry Pickens, Alex Wanner, Walter West, Wayne Parker, Wilson Price, Kenneth Reid, Charles Winkenwerder, Ed Whitehead. First row: Rose Marie Klundt, Viola Kotlan, Alberta Sheffer, Melva Wooderson, Pat Swanson, Vir- ginia Kellum, Frances Kraft, Jack Allen, James Emerson, Dwight Easter, George Carlile, Dick Bar- rett, Carl Brauneg second row: Myrle Balko, Marie McGrew, Louise Hause, Marlys McGrew, Marilyn Mclntosh, Lillian Steves, Kenneth Shockley, Ervin Schumacker, Joe Smith, Elmer Stewart, Charles Palmer, Paul Nystrom, Charles Mackey, Robert Lowe, Don James. 68 SPRING OFFICERS FRESHMEN First row: Barbara Riggs, secretaryg Dolores Headley. girls' athletic managerg liar- bara Raymond, ASIS repre- sentativeg Iiill Fakin. vice- presidentg second row: Lyn Holm. treasurerg Thom- as Weber. boys' athletic managerg Josephine Ber- man. Girls League represen- tative: Keith Quigley. Boys League representativeg Rich- ard Nesary, president. SOPHOMORE LOW First row: Roger Totten. treasurerg Pauline Beatty. Girls League representativeg I3 i I I L ei tc h, sergeant at armsg second row: John Nashem, Iioys League repre- sentativeg Jack K i n c aid. presidenlg Jim Roberson. secretaryg Tom Dalthorp, vice-president. SOPHOMORE HIGH First row: Barbara Gra- ham. treasurerg Jo Ann Kee- ney. Girls League represen- tativeg Kathryn Hague, sec- retaryg Ann Markham. his- toriang D 0 r e e n Brackett. vice-president: Dick Schiff- ner, sergeant at armsg see- ond row: Bill Robbins. Boys League representative: Guy Shinn. A. S. Ii. repre- sentativeg Glynn Moore, ser- geant at armsg Charles Sha- nahan, boys' athletic man- agerg Jim Wharton. sergeant at arms. JUNIOR First row: Roberta Fitzsim- mons. girls' athletic manag- erg Carol Gerhardt. Girls League representativeg Wan- da Strickland. treasurerg Shirley Viv i I I e t. secretaryg Hob lfakin. vice-presidentg second row: David Ross. presidentg Walt Tho m e. ASB representativeg Don Ar- cher. sergeant at armsg Gene Johnson. boys, athletic man- agerg Lawrence K I u n d t. Iioys League representative. SENIOR OFFICERS RICHARD Vl'lNm:Nwvi:RnER. prvsidvnt Tom Pence. treasnrerg Carol Hollinswortli, Girls Leagueg Lewis Cooper, A. S. ll. rep- resentativeg Margery Savage, vice-presi- clentg Hill Schlagel, boys' athletic manag- erg Lois Nelson, secretaryg George Pen- nell, sergeant-at-armsg Joanne Uliver. girls' athletic managerg Dick Crow, Boys League. JUST THE SPOKES Squeeze me. Hic! Over the thresh- hold. Babe in the woods. Oops! An apple a day . Woof ! Buried treasure? Lover Murph. Lucas. Wanna' ride? Get her! l Sleepy time gals. The story of Iwo cigarettes. Ship ahoy! Al the end of a rainbow. Childhooml swovl- hearts. Ain'l we the om-5 though? SENIOR HISTORY September 18, 194-5-that,day was perhaps the most exciting day in our young lives-We were starting high school. Nothing could dim our jubilant hearts as we happily and excitedly entered the portals of '6Yakima High Schoolf' But our spirits were somewhat dampened, not by rain, but because we, the four hundred fifty-six sophomores, began to visualize our future trials and tribulations. We wandered helplessly through the aimless maze of halls which constitute Yakima High. From the very beginning we had three strikes against us as one member of our multitude leaned too hard on a showcase window in f'Ye Olde Booke Store. Our ego was further deflated when we found ourselves SARA HAI,-S05 occupying the cheaper seats high in the heavens on the 'fshelffi Historian But you can't keep good men down, so we lifted our weary heads, picked up our purses, badly damaged by ASB tickets, Lolomi tickets, escalator and elevator tickets, not to mention water tickets, rent on cafeteria stools, towel fees, dues, books, and anything else which happened to catch our fan- cies, and held our first election. The results were: Alma Kosch, president, Frank Hayes, vice-presi- dent, Jim Mann, secretary, Dick Winkenwerder, treasurer, Bill Doyle, sergeant at arms, Lizabeth Eschbach, Girls League representative, and Carol Hollinsworth, ASB representative. The first social event of the year was a Halloween party held in the gymnasium. Then came our IOH semester. Our situation was little improved, although by this time we could find our way around without the aid of compasses, maps, and bloodhounds. New officers in- cluded: Bob Middlekauff, president, Gloria Shelton, secretary, Philip Johnson, treasurer, Eddie Scheinost, sergeant at arms, Beverly Wendt, Girls League representative, and Vic Lamb, Boys League representative. We held another class party in this semester. Dancing in the gym and swimming at Lion's pool afforded entertainment. But the best part of all came when we invaded the cafeteria and consumed acres, gallons, and quarts of hot dogs, ice cream, and cokes. Then suddenly, we found ourselves no longer sophies, but at last high and mighty juniors. The year before we vowed to even the razzing suffered at the hands of the seniors, so we in turn turned it on the more unfortunate children. Barbara Waddell was elected president, Darrell Calahan, vice-president, Shirley Bolstad, sec- retary, Dave Scott, tfeasurer, Dick Crow, sergeant at arms, Carolyn Johnson, Girls League represen- tative, Jim Wikstrom, ASB, and Pat Griswold, girls' athletic manager. Games, square dancing and other forms of-er-ah-entertainment fsome of the boys were broke for weeksj were featured at our party held on October 18. Quick as a flash we were only one jump away from seniority-yes, IIH. Don McGuinness as president, successfully led us through the class play, HFirst Lady, .and best of all, the junior-senior reception. However, he was ably assisted by Bob Merritt as vice-president, Delores Olson, secretary, Beverly Howden, treasurer, Dick Hurd, sergeant at arms, Jo Bothstrom, Girls League, and Gayle Midgley, Boys League. Then-we were seniors! We walked down the halls to hear the freshmen whisper in awed voices, 4'Gee, they're seniorsf, We took fiendish delight in misdirecting those who were dumb enough to ask our assistance. Electing officers this year was a very important task, for on their shoulders would rest the du- ties of a whole year. Choosing Dick Winkenwerder as president we started down the home stretch. Other officers were Marge Savage, vice-president, Lois Nelson, secretary, Tom Pence, treasurer, George Pennell, sergeant at arms, Lewis Cooper, ASB, Carol Hollinsworth, Girls League representa- tive, Dick Crow, Boys League representative, Jo Oliver, girls' athletic manager, and Bill Schlagel as boys' athletic manager. Our heads were filled with thoughts of college, scholarships, proofs and pictures, skip day, banquet, memorial, announcements, baccalaureate, commencement, college, scholarships, pictures, skip day, banquet-whoopsl Yes, we were looking forward to all the usual activities preceding graduation. Now most of them are behind us. And in a very few days comes the biggest event of all. On the night of June 4-, nineteen hundred and forty-eight, the class of the same year will drop the curtain on the first act of the play of life. We'll go our varied ways wherever they may be. Many of us will never meet again. On behalf of the class I would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Anna E. Strase, our adviser, and her assistant advisers Miss Ruth Wilkins, and Mr. O. P. Ramsey for their excellent guiding of the class of nineteen hundred and forty-eight through three successful years. 73 SENIORS David Acton: 11H president, photo club, FFA, assembly committee, First Lady, The Night of January Sixteenth. Some folks think he's lean and lank, but you should see his piggy bank. Gene Adams: Honor society, baseball, basketball A squad, choir, Cold Y, Pirate Hi Y, Wigwam feature editor. This kid doesn't ever miss a trick, he makes a decision, he makes it stick. Betty Jean Alexander: After school sports, Dawn Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, Pirate Lassies historian, Wigwam. Alex', is a girl athlete. Lots of talent, very neat. Leo Alexander: Leo has a lion's roar, like lions, he's wise in jungle lore. Duane Anderson: Choir, football A team, Cold Y, photo club, ski club, track, visual education, Yakima Hi Y, 10H president. This guy-better known as Andy -can do big things which are just dandy. Tommy Anderson: Baseball, basketball mgr., football, Gold Y, l0L Boys League representative. If the silence is shat- tered by a shout, you'll know that Tommy is up and about. Pauline Armstrong: Diana Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception. Although she's quiet in her own sweet way, she makes the most of one short day. Daniel K. Auda: Chess and checker club, Honor society, Lolomi business mgr., science club secretary, Student Federal- ists secretary. Because he's quiet, he is no jerk. Itis just that genius is at work. Beverly Austin: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens, photo club. One can find Bev, most of the day, leaving school on her way to play. Joan Bakker: ASB council, DAR American history contest, Honor society, photo club, Wigwam editor. Here's a girl whois cute and sweet. She's quiet, too, and that's a treat. Lee Balcom: Band, dance band, orchestra, pep band Ski club. visual education. Lee is one who's musically minded, and he's so cute, we all are blinded. Myrle Balko: Library club. There are no words that describe dear Myrle, so we'll just say that she's a girl. Beulah Barnhouse: Ushers. Beulah's a gentle little soul. She sets her course, then meets her goal. Dick Barrett: W e think a boy whose name is Barrett would certainly like to eat a carrot. Clyde Bartley: Track. Clyde is sure,' a chemistry whiz, he really makes those acids fizz. Vance Baxter: Football A team, Gold Y, tennis. Vance is a quiet senior lad, always happy, never sad. Inez Berglund: After school sports, athletic council, Dawn Y-Teens, sales club secretary-treasurer, ushers. One often sees her cheery smile. She always dresses right in style. Frank Besancon: Photo club, Radio club president, Science club. Ski club, visual education. This is the boy who wasn't there. His car just took off in the air. Ted Biles. He doesn't look like a vicious soul. He looks like he will reach his goal. Ted Block: Baseball mgr., Gold Y, home room representative. visual education, Yakima Hi Y. He's nice in his own fun- ny little way, at least thinks Joanne and that ain't hay. Barbara Bodinger: Honor society, costume committee, DAR American history contest, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, home room representative, Pep club secretary-treasurer. Bodie is a fickle girl, she gives 'em alla little whirl. Grace Bowen: Here's a girl who's very knowini. Sheis kinda cute and her name is Bowen. Bob Brachtenbach: ASB publicity mgr., DAR American history contest, Honor society, Pep club, Pirate Hi Y. Bob has publicity at the top, of plugging things he'll never stop. Beverly Brackett: After school sports, choir, Dawn Y-Teens, drill team, Girls League vice-president, jr.-sr reception, Lolomi sales, Pep club, Photo club, Pirate Lassies. Always smiling, always cheery. She's the kind that one calls dearie. Eva Pauline Brame: Diana Y-Teens president, Student Federalists president. Now here is a girl who's got ambition, some day she'll achieve a high position. Lyle Bredwell: Choir. It may be true that I'm kinda dumb, but who says that I am a bum? LeRoy Brockway: Here's a guy with lots of pals, tho it seems he's kinda shy of gals. Oliver Brown: FFA secretary, state farmer. I. Ofs engaged in FFA. The way things are going, helll be rich someday. Bill Caldwell: Basketball A squad, football A team, Gold Y treasurer, home room representative, Pirate Hi Y, stage crew, track. Bill's a boy who's lean and lank, someday he's going to own a bank. Bill Caraway: Class sergeant at arms, assembly committee, band, choir, Boys' Glee club, Radio club. Next in line is Caraway, soon he will be faraway. 74 75 SENIORS Natalina Carbone: Assembly committee, choir, Dear Ruth, Ski club, Tri Y. No words describe our Natalina, she ought to play a concertina. George Carlile: Choir, free text, K. C. lieutenant-captain, Pirate Hi Y president and chaplain. Head of Hi Y, Pirate chapter, he's always full of fun and laughter. . Laurcl Carnes: Dawn Y-Teens, drill team, Girls' Sports club, Photo club, Pirate Lassies secretary, ushers. Laurel's well known, need we say more? At least she'll never be a bore. Aldonna Carpenter: The first big cause of female woes was just Aldvnna from old St. Joes. Dwayne Cason: Basketball A squad, Cold Y. As he goes dribbling down the floor, we know he's certain to raise the score. Betty Catlin: Assembly committee, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls' Sports club, head usher, home room representative, jr.-sr. re- ception, office practice, Photo club, Pirate Lassies, Student Federalists. She wants to be a social worker. When doing things, she is no shirker. Wayne Cecil: Honor society, Photo club president, Pirate Hi Y chaplain. Most girls like his Hollywood, on him a crew cut would not be good. Peg Champie: Office practice, Tri Y, Pep club. Peg's always giving sound advice to those whoire willing to pay the price. Robert Hill Chaney: Baseball, basketball, Pep club, Yakima Hi Y. Of Bob some folks do not approve, at least he's al- ways in the groove. Lawrence Christianson: Here's another carrot top, who's really always on the top. Louise Christman: Photo club, Sales club, Science club secretary. One will find her in our hall of eats, standing on her own two feets. Stephen Clark: Honor society. Stephenls a lad whois very smart. He's been the throb of many a heart. Stewart Clark: He is a suave and polished guy, that is if pictures do not lie. Bill Clayton: Choir, FFA judging team. In FFA he is a judge, he is not the one to fudge. Loyd Clement: FFA. Someday Loyd will own a farm. Chickens, cows and pigs he'll charm. Virginia Cochran: Art club, home room representative, Dawn Y-Teens. Here's a miss who is petite. She has two tiny little feet. Harold Combs: Stage. Harold rides ,round in a Model A, but hopes to own a Buick some day. Nora Conway: Science club reporter. Sheis scientific but not crazy. She has a brain that is not hazy. Lewis Cooper: ASB council, cross country, Gold Y, Honor society, track. When he gets bit, he gets bit bad, now don'l you think our story's sad? Caroline V. Copeland: After school sports, apple essay honorable mention, Diana Y-Teens, orchestra, Photo club. This miss must have a stable mind, 'cause sheis not one whois left behind. Carol Costello: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club vice-president, Wigwam business staff. Some of us like to hear her laugh, she's always shoveling out the chaff. Norma Lee Cox: Her name you know is not quite normal, yet not too stiff and not too formal. Glenn Crawford: It seems we made a slight mistake, we thought a senior he should make. Sterling Cross: Band, boys' glee, choir. His name one sees on jewelry fine, he'd like to own a diamond mine. Dick Crow: Band, Boys League representative, dance band, pep band, Pirate Hi Y secretary, l1L sergeant at'arms. Gee, this Dick is a cute little lad, but he's always making some girl mad. Daniel E. Crowder: Science club vice-president. You can't always tell a book by its cover, maybe someday, he'll be a great lover. Janice Lucil Cullen: Debate, Photo club, Student F ederalists. She's true to her friends and class as well. We think that she is really swell. Barbara Cushing: After school sports, band, majorette, pep band, Photo club. This girl continues to amaze us all, for how can a senior be so small P Harriet Cushing: Art club president, bulletin hoard committee, Diana Y-Teens, madrigal, Naughty Marietta, Photo club, Science club president, sextet, swim team, lst place Washington State art contest. Now here's a girl who has a will, we like to hear her voice in trill. Dixie Daugherty: Way down South in the land of Dixie, she is really a little pixie. 76 1 W 77 SEN IORS Virgil Day: He's got a wonderful constitution, to faithfully attend this institution. Leland De Atley: Baseball, basketball A squad, Pirate Hi Y, Ski club. He's a new star of basketball, boy, he really surprised us all. Armand DeBlasio: Honor society, Chess and Checker club, DAR American history contest, Science club librarian, Student Federalists. Armand is a camera fiend, for he with it is always seen. Lois Dettman: Diana Y-Teens. .lust 'cause she attends high school is no sign that she's a fool. Harold Eaton Dexter: Assembly committee, choir, madrigal, quartet. Here's Harold Dexter, the Colden V Diced Boyf' to hear him sing is one great joy. Nadene Dick: Dawn Y-Teens, debate, office practice. Sheis a literary slave, does she write poems for Burma Shave? james Donald Dobie: ASB council, cheer leader. I beg you kids, don't go so fastg I'll have to go to English class. Don Doescher: Home room representative, Pep club, Photo club president, Pirate Hi Y. The big attraction is that pret- ty black hair, let's hope he'll never come out up there. Leland Dolquist: Baseball, football A team, Gold Y, Yakima Hi Y. Whether pitching balls or catching passes, he gets sweet looks from all the lasses. Betty Dorrian: Honor society, apple essay contest second place, ASB council, Dawn Y-Teens, lost and found, Pep club, Photo club, Wigwam editor. This girl's so bright it's really funny, in fact we'll have to call her sunny. Bill Doyle: Basketball mgr., business mgr. First Lady, class sergeant at arms, DAR American history contest, foot- ball A team, Cold Y, home room representative, Honor society, jr.-sr. reception, Ski club, ticket sales. Bill will go far in future years, because he conquers all his fears. Fred Eglin: A meek kind of guy is little Freddy. To rescue fair damsels he's always ready. Bill Eims: Philadelphia Storyf' stage crew. He's the shy and silent kind, to the wiles of women he is blind. Leota Eknes: Choir librarian, home room representative. She used to go with a guy named Alan, thus his little car used many a gallon. Mary Joanne Ellis: Mary gets our biggest wish, 'cause she is such a lovely dish. Jim Emer on: Cross country, track. To be in track he must be fast, we bet he'll never come in last. Colleen Emmons: Honor society, band, choir librarian, home room representative. Ah yes, she sings a gentle note, for girl of the year she gets our vote. Betty Erickson: Photo club, ushers. She's a girl who is so nice, she'll soon be walking through the rice. Gerald Erickson: Some folks call him Mortimer Snerd, at least it's the most fitting name we've heard. Glenna Ernst: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens, Photo club, Ski club. We'll wager one thing on her future life, she'll make her husband a wonderful wife. Lizabeth Eschbach: After school sports, Art club president, ASB secretary, assembly committee, Diana Y-Teens cabi- net, First Lady, Girls League cabinet, home room representative, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club, Pirate Lassies, Radio Res- cue, Ski club. Secretary of the Pirate ship, she never makes a single slip. Flo d Faringer, Jr.: Stage, track. Youfll find him backstage on class play nights, raising curtains, and dimming lights. Y Royce Farren: K. C. sergeant at arms, stage crew. See all the fellas in his little lizzy, his driving makes them rather dizzy. Dorothy Fedderly: Costume committee, Dawn Y-Teens, home room representative, Pep club, Ski club, ushers, Wig- wam girls' sports editor. Dot's resolve is always bendin'. It it going to be spinsterhood or Clendon? Marilyn Ferguson: Choir, Diana Y-Teens, home room representative, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club. To make her happy just mention Jim. The poor girl' s really in love with him. Jeanette L. Fetzer: Ushers. Jeanette's lots different from her twin. One can guess where they have been. June L. Fetzer: Office practice, ushers. Ditto to what we have said above. I t honestly fits them like a glove. Eugene Fisher: Sales club. He is one who's a super seller, could sell an attic to a cellar. Harold Fisher: Radio club. Here's a boy who's lean and lank, but one can't say his mind's a blank. Bud Fisk: Gold Y, intramural basketball, track. Bud's another man of track, in fast speed he doesn't lack. 78 ' 79 SENIORS Ruth Fitzsimmons: Honor society, Diana Y-Teens, home room representative, jr.-sr. reception. A personality girl is Ruth, alwaQ, always tells the truth. - George Flynn: DAR American history contest, Radio club. This quiet lad with stature small, brings out the mother in us all. Barbara Folsom: Honor society, Dawn Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club, Photo club. That old, old adage 'bout boys and passes doesn't apply to this girl with glasses. Charlotte Folsom: Photo club. She is Barbara's little cousin, as busy as a bee that's buzzin'. Margaret Forrest: After school sports, Art club, choir, Dawn Y-Teens, Gold Key award in the Scholastic Art Contest in Seattle, Pirate Lassies, ushers. Margarefs a Forrest and not a woods. ln art and such, she's got the goods. Bob Fosburgh: FFA, Photo club, Ski club. He is bashful and on the loose, so get him, girls, heis a golden goose. Joyce Francis: Choir. These people who have two first names, must think we've time for playing games. Janice Friedline: After school sports, choir, Dawn Y-Teens, Pirate Lassies, ushers. By various ways, as you have found, she lets you krww she is around. Ray Fuller: Baseball, football A team, Gold Y, class sergeant at arms. Here's a boy who's right on top, wouldn't you like to call him pop! Edward Fund: FFA, stage. As he leaves these portals dear, I think we'll cry alittle tear. Rosemary Cause: Cafeteria, Home Economics club, Library club. Disposition A-1, good girl, swell fun. Steve Gerhardt: Honor society, band, choir, free text, Photo club, tennis. Steve is always down in free text, wonder who'll take over next? Barbara Graham: Choir, Diana Y-Teens, It Happened on January Sixteenth. She's a fan of good old boogie. Boy, this gal can really boogie-woogie. Jim Graham: Basketball. cross country, Gold Y, track, Yakima Hi Y. .lim takes after his brother lack. In handsome looks he doesn't lack. Joanne Graham: Photo club. ,loanne's one with lots to say, makes the most of one whole day. Anne Greene:Choir, Diana Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, office practice, Photo club, senior Sextet, Ski club. She's al- ways flitting around the room. Either she's gay or in a gloom. Grace Greer: Library club, Photo club. Grace is both stable and quiet, also has Stan for a steady diet. Rossy Griffith: Diana Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, office, Photo club, Ski club. Her real name is her pet peeve, gives her lots of cause to grieve. Pat Griswold: Girls' athletic representative, Ski club, stage. Pat is one who dresses neat. She's a girl we'd like to meet. Robert Groenig: From motor bike to pick-up truck, it seems this kid has all the luck. Kenneth Groth: He used to do the dirty work backstage for plays and M. J. Birk. Loretta Eve Haden: DAR American history contest, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet and delegate to Grinnell, lowag home room representative, Honor society, Pep club, Student Federalists, ticket sales committee for Philadelphia Story, ush- ers, Lolomi co-editor. Loretta and Sara are two little gals who are the very best of pals. Sara Mae Hafsos: Costume committee, Dawn Y-Teens, Honor society. Lolomi editorial, Pep club, Student Federalists, ticket sales for Philadelphia Story, Wigwam news editor. If with one you'd like to rate, get a friend, they double date. Richard F. Hahn: Choir, assembly committee, home room representative, jr.-sr. reception, Philadelphia Story, Ski club, swim team, Yakima Hi Y. With cars and looks and red hair too, the girls could really go for you. Marion Haines: Band, Art club, Photo cluh. W e see her in the role of usher, careful, boys, don't try to rush 'er. J. Orlo Hall: Are Vance and Orlo really brothers? Is a question much asked of all the others. Vance Hall: Baseball, football, Gold Y, Yakima Hi Y. This kid gave Donna lots of worry, in fact he had her in a flurry. Stanley Hallgarth: Boys League vice-president, madrigal, choir, quartet, football, baseball, Pep club, Ski club. Many like to watch him dance. It seems he rather likes to prance. Karlene Hartley: Ushers. Here's a girl who's a tall red-head, with temper to match, she's in the red. Betty Hathaway: Library club, home room representative, Photo club. She got Bill by her cooking wiles, does she bake cakes equipped with files? 80 if ian Q-.bn lil SENIORS Louise Hause: Girls League representative, Pep club, Photo club. Here's a girl who rides a horse. She has fallen off, of course. Frank Hayes, Jr.: Band, orchestra, Photo club, Ski club, track, IOL vice-president. Frankie's motto, we dread to say, is, Come on wolves, let us prey. Edward L. Haynes: DAR American history contest, First Lady, Ski club. In the opinion of some we know, he's cute. In the opinion of others he's just a brute. Mary Bob Heathman: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens, office practice, Photo club sergeant at arms. Mary Bob's the cutest in the class, hands off, boys, shels Dunbaris lass. Dgzrlene E. Hein: Dawn Y-Teens, office practice, Photo club. Hardly known to most of us, she does her work without a ass. Barbara Herr: Tri Y, Photo club vice-president, Pep club sergeant at arms, home room representative. If Barbara Herr were Barbara Him, it would be rather hard on poor old I im. Arleen Hill: Honor society, choir, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, drill team, Girls League cabinet, girls' sports council, jr.-sr. reception, orchestra, Pep club, Photo club, Pirate Lassies president and vice-president, Ski club, ushers. She has lots of activities, goes to all frivolities. Joyce Joann Hine: After school sports, Chess and Checker club, Diana Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, Photo club. She has a guy from another school, from where we sit he is a drool. Nellie Lee Jones: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens, Library club. Nellie's quiet in her sweet way, she brightens up the darkest day. Catherine Hoemer: After school sports. To make a shadow she must stand twice. Sheis quiet as a group of mice. Donald A. Holbrook: Chess and Checker club, orchestra, Yakima Hi Y. He's as cheery as the rain, but the storm clears up when he sees Jane. Stanley G. Holbrook: Chess and Checker club vice-president, Photo club. Stan's the man who has good Grace, never is flustered or loses face. Max-ilu Hollingbery: Choir, Diana Y-Teens cabinet, It Happened on January Sixteenth, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club sergeant at arms, Photo club, Ski club, stage. On Marilu just put the blame, when she gives out about old Maime. Carol Hollinsworth: Honor society, apple blossom princess, ASB council, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls League cabinet, infirm- ary, lost and found, Photo club. This lovely flower is a princess royal, she represents the fruit of our soil. Betty Jean Holmes: Photo club. She's a girl in Photo club, always friendly, does never snub. Bill Holmes: Sales club. Bill's a guy with a high hairline, with him dear Lou would like to dine. Nell Hoover: Art club treasurer and vice-president, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, lt Happened on January Sixteenth, home room representative. We like to hear them call her Nellie, she's the type that makes good jelly. Jim Hopper: Cross country, football mgr., Gold Y, home room representative, Ski club, track, Yakima Hi Y sergeant at arms. A fast track is Mr. Hopper, wonder if he'll be a copper? Mary Horner: After school sports, Pirate Lassies. A good little girl is Mary Horner, she never must stand in Ye Olde corner. Rose Marie Howard: Dawn Y-Teens, office practice, Photo club. Words do not describe our Rose. She's cute from her hair down to her toes. Russ Howard: Art club, Ski club. Is it Russell Howard or Howard Russell? With that name he has quite a tussle. Beverly Howden: After school sports, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, Pep club, Photo club, Pirate Lassies, HH treasurer. The name of Leo gets her mad, now that's too bad for he's quite a lad. George Huff: Business mgr. for plays, DAR American history contest, football A team, Gold Y, Honor society, intra- mural basketball, Ski club, tennis, Yakima Hi Y vice-president. Georgie Porgie, puddin' and pie, makes the girls all won- der why. Richard Hm-d: Gold Y, Honor society, Pep club, Ski club, track, visual education, 12H sergeant at arms. We all like to know what Dick has Hurd. Maybe he'll give us a very good word. Ruth Innes: Class secretary-treasurer, Pep club, Ski club. Ruth's a friend of little AL They make each other a su- per pal. Bob Jacobs: Football A team, Gold Y, Ski club. He's known to all his friends as Jake. We wonder what someday he'll make. Phyllis Jeffries: Choir, Photo club. Hereis a luscious little blond who sees better things beyond. Carolyn Johnson: Choir, costume committee, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, drill team, Girls League cabinet, girls' sports council, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club, Photo club, Pirate Lassies, senior sextet, Ski club. Hereis a girl who'll always be tops with her personality. Corinne Johnson: After school sports. She's not so shy as one would think. Of a life's success she's on the brink. Gordon W. Johnson: Band, home room representative, Pirate Hi Y secretary. When he says how beautiful is life, he's thinking of making Lynne his wife. 82 Q E s 83 SENIORS Patricia Johnson: Costume committee, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls League treasurer, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club, Photo club, Pirate Lassies, Ski club. Pat is always seen about. As if from a bandbox she just stepped out. Philip E. Johnson: Band, Honor society, Lolomi business staff, Pirate Hi Y, l0H treasurer. A very smart kid is our boy Phil. His D grades average just about nil. Carolyn Johnston: Honor society, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls' Sports club, girls' sports council, Pirate Lassies vice-president. Way out yonder in the Gromore nation, this gal lives on the reservation. Ray Johnston: He's a brother of the girl beside. He looks as if he'd like a ride. Mitzi Levette Hobbs: After school sports, Library club. The library has her able aid. She is just a top-notch maid. Pat Jones: Honor society, jr.-sr. reception. Pat would make a school marm,,' who's bark would bite but would not harm. Cecil Jordan: Choir. Ceo is one in whom we trust. He knows that courtesy is a must. Hugh Kabrich: Honor society, choir, intramural basketball, Ski club, track. As sober as a judge is Hugh, or maybe he gives a smile to you. Jerry Kalinowski: Dawn'Y-Teens, Wigwam business staff, jr.-sr. reception. Although this girl is quite a flirt, she's really only a little squirt. Barbara Keeton: Honor society, Library club, Photo club, Science club. She seems just like a little child, tiny, small, petite and mild Virginia Kellum: Tri Y, Home Economics club, Library club. She's always dreamed of leaving here. So far away and yet so near. Fred Kershaw: Choir, Ski club, Yakima Hi Y. F red's always going on a whirl by taking out the neighbor girl. Clifford Kesterson: Band. We see him marching in the band, so give the boy a great big hand. June Klar: Girls League cabinet, Pep club, Ski club, ASB council. Hereis another mid-year kid, of whom we hated to get rid. Tony N. Kom: Choir, Pirate Hi Y. .lust a little guy is our boy Tony. At least we know there's nothing phony. Alma Kosch: Photo club, 10L president. She led our class all through 10 low and did a job superb, you know. Jean Kotlan: After school sports, Girls' Sports club. Here's another athletic gal who would make someone a right good pal. Viola Kotlan: Girls' Sports club. She's very, very much like her sis, each one makes a lovely miss. Frances Kraft: Home Economics club, Library club, tennis. Frances is a girl who's nice, and is one with lots of spice. Paul Kraft: Photo club. Paul's not known by many folks. W onder if he knows any new jokes? William Cferryj Kral: We know a girl who is so fond, Of this lad with hair so blond. Carroll B. Kramer: Basketball, football A team, Gold Y president. This handsome man makes all girls sigh. In fact the boy is quite a guy. Ed Kramer: Ed is just an average .I oe. It takes a kick to make him go. Randall M. Krauss: Band, orchestra. He's heard among our music groups, playing with all the other droops. Lawrence Alan Kunkel: Photo club. And now we give you little Kunk who really has a lot of spunk. Jerry La Clair: When he first came here he made hearts throb. W ouldn't he make a handsome gob? Vic Lamb: Art club, Boys League representative. Here's our Hollywood debonair. He likes a crazy do of hair. William J. Lane: One does see him round about, flitting in, flitting out. VaMona Larson: Pirate Lassies. This miss who's tall and rather slim, can be seen playing in the gym. Barbara Latham: Choir, Christmas story first place, Dawn Y-Teens, Pep club, Photo club, senior sextet, Ski club. Whether itis Swad, Lee, Ken or Paul, if she's gone with one, sheis gone with all. 84 vm 'G' SENIORS Yvonne Laupp: Office practice, Photo club. It seems these girls who excel in looks make the best of kitchen cooks. Blanche Lease: Office practice, Photo club. Blanche has took that fatal step. She has an awful lot of pep. Dixon Lee: Art club, KI C. captain, Roberts Memorial contest 2nd place. Here is Dixon, our English ace. He really set a terrific pace. Wilbert N. Lee, Jr.: Band, Photo club. A shy little lad is Billy Lee. It seems he would a hero be. Bob Legborn: ASB council, band, inter-school commissioner, Naughty Marietta, orchestra, Pep club, Photo club, Ski club, tennis manager, The Man Who Came to Dinnerf' You Can't Take It With You. Bob was chosen as class his- torian, and gave a performance, mid-Victorian. Mary Le Master: Dawn Y-Teens vice-president, home room representative, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club, Photo club sec- retary. One week it's Kay, the next one Will, then dear old Don or maybe Bill. Doris Eileen Ley: Ushers. Toot, toot, and honk! Get out of her way, for she's the girl who's Doris Ley. June Ley: Dawn Y-Teens, Girls Glee club, Photo club, Pep club. ls her favorite flower Ishe ought to know! the good old standby-mistletoe? Annette Lindgren: Choir, Dawn Y-Teens, Photo club. Annette's got something on the ball, and did you know, thatis not all! Porter Lombard: Honor society, cross country, home room representative, orchestra treasurer, track. Porter's folks were pioneers, so let's give them three rousing cheers. Dorothy Lothian: Dawn Y-Teens, Photo club. On Bob a lot of strings has Dot. To every femme that means a lot. Robert Loudon: Assembly committee, Yakima Hi Y president. Bobis a guy who's never down. Someday he's going to run a town. Bob Lowe: Chess and Checker club vice-president, choir, home room representative, Sales club. Une thing is certain, without a doubt, he doesn't know what it's all about. Dick Lucas: Honor society, basketball A squad, football A squad, Gold Y. Lucas, sometimes known as Ape, is one guy who is in great shape. Marlene Lutz: Photo club, entered from Hammond high school. She carrie to us not long ago, why, oh, why, we'd like to know. Alison Lyle: Choir. A wee bit oi Scotland, lovely as heather, has come so we can be together. Charles Mackey: Choir, FFA, football, 11H sergeant at arms, Photo club, Ski club. The old earth stops when Mr. Chuck opens up and spends a buck. James Mann: l0L secretary, ASB representative, Honor society, Pirate Hi Y, visual education, Ski club, Cold Y secre- tary, football, track, cross country, assembly class. Now he is one girls dream about, but not in nightmares, never doubt. Jean Manthey: She's a quiet little soul who always gets her wanted goal. Anna May: Photo club. Her name puts her out a lot for people ask, Anna May what? Donna McArthur: Honor society, Dawn Y-Teens president, Photo club, Pep club, Pirate Lassies, Wigwam school edi- tor, ad solicitor. It seems that Donna can't resist, to join new clubs she does insist. Donald Lee McCuinness: l1H president, Honor society, Yakima Hi Y, DAR American history contest lst place, Gold Y, football, basketball captain, inspirational player award, Boys' State, jr.-sr. reception. To put it bluntly, he's a darn swell Joe, who's highly considerate of both friend and foe. Jim McHugh: As the great Mighty Mouse his muscles reflex, he rescues fair damsels, now girls who's next? Don McKenzie: ASB council, Yakima Hi Y vice-president, Photo club, Dear Ruth, Radio Rescue, Night of Jan- uary Sixteenthf' Ski club, home room representative, assembly class, radio class. Donis a man who likes to heckle, with curly hair, and I saw a freckle. Blanche McLaughlin: Home room representative, Dawn Y-Teens, Wigwam business staff, Wigwam exchange editor, Pep club, Art club, Ski club, after school sports. Blanche in French means very white, when you see her skin you know that's right. Beverly McMillan: Library club, girls, sports council vice-president. As a girl she is vivacious, always cheerful, always gracious. Bob Merritt: 1lH vice-president, inter-school commissioner, free text commission, Wigwam sports editor, Gold Y, bas- ketball manager. Robby,s not happy unless he's got a brand new way to make feet hot. Robert Middlekauff: 10H president, Honor society, DAR American history contest, ASB president. A great success will Bob be, for he is king of all, you see. Gayle Allen Midgley: Pirate Hi Y sergeant at arms, Boys League cabinet treasurer, Pep club, Chess and Checker club, football, cross country, basketball. If you can get this Midge to grin, brother, then you're really in. Darryl Miller: W e know Darryl once loved a lass who used to be in his H6 class. 86 SENIORS gatricila Jane Miller: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens, Photo club. We predict for Pat who flirts, washing socks and trty s irts. ,lane Milton: Art club, Photo club. She and her sis are quite a fable. In fact some say they rival Grable. .gean Milton: Art club, Pep club, Photo club. Or would you say they rival Turner? At least they're cooking on every urner. Maxine Milton: Dawn Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, lost and found, office practice, Pep club, Photo club. To make Max glow, just mention Stan. To her he's better than any man. Roger Minton: In activities Roger lacks. He should go to making tacks. Richard Montgomery: Choir. H ere's a boy who really sings, but he's tied to his mamais apron strings. Beverlee Moorhead: After school sports, Art club, Diana Y-Teens cabinet, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club, Photo club, Ski club, swim team. Bev leads the lassies in the pep. She's a gal who's really hep. Ruth L. Morgan: Class historian, vice-president, secretary, treasurer: Dawn Y-Teens, orchestra, Photo club, Ski club, ushers. She's another mid-year stude, always poised, never crude. Colleen Morris: Class president, vice-president, secretary: Diana Y-Teens. When she began to go with Dick, of the cream of the crop she took her pick. Kenneth Mueller: Band, Boys League cabinet, football, orchestra, Roberts Memorial contest second place, Ski club, track, Yakima Hi Y. He has a pull with Congressman Holmes. He'll be a success we feel in our bones. Marjorie Mullen. Blond, cute and eye-fillin'.' This describes Margie Mullen. Marvin Mearl Murphy: In Sigman's store he shovels cones. Someday they'll shovel in his bones. Ron Murphy: Baseball, DAR American history contest, football co-captain, inspirational award winner and all-state, Yakima Hi Y sergeant at arms. Biggest shock to all the lasses came when he started wearing glasses. Lois Nelson: Dawn Y-Teens, Honor society president, 12L secretary, Girls League cabinet, Photo club, bulletin board, ushers, Lolomi, ticket sales committee for Philadelphia Story, Girls' State, Student Federalists, jr.-sr. recep- tion. Lois is one who will go far. She'll hitch her dreams unto a star. Gail Newland: DAR American history contest, Honor society secretary, Lolomi business staff. Gail is our science man. He'll improve the atomic plan. Don Nichols: Heis another little lad who never does a thing that's bad. jim Nicklas: Dear Ruth, First Lady. In drama things he plays the dads. But who is this? Itis Jim! Eee gads! Dorothy Norgard: Tri Y, assembly committee, Dear Ruth, Philadelphia Story, Radio Rescue, Pep club, Ski club. Dot is such a lively wire, she could set the world on fire. Barh Norris: Band, Photo club. She made the grade at middle term. Walked that last mile with steps so firm. Jean Nystrom: Choir, Photo club. She's a member of that chorus, the one that sings so sweetly for us. Paul Nystrom: Glee club, FFA. He's another future farmer. Someday he may be a charmer. Donald Wayne O'Connor: Home room representative, Ski club, track. Seems he's always in a jam. His nickname is The ham what am. Patricia O'Dell: Dawn Y-Teens, after school sports, Photo club, ushers. Give a horse or a dag to Pat and you'll always know where she is at. Betty Ann Ogle: Honor society, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, Girls' cabinet, Photo club, Wigwam girls' sports editor, Pep club, Pirate Lassies, after school sports, lost and found, jr.-sr. reception, office practice. A very rabid baseball fan is a little girl named Betty Ann. Dottie Ohlson: Photo club, choir, Pep club, drill leader. We've come to Dot, need we say more? Believe us, she's cute enough for four. Donald O'Kelley: Debate club, Pep club. 0,Kelley is an Irish name, and he's a man of Irish fame. Marian Joanne Oliver: 12L girls' athletic representative, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls League cabinet, Pirate Lassies treasurer, tennis, girls' sports club president, home room representative. Here's a girl with a cheery smile. She never seems to pre- sent a trial. Maxine Olney: Dawn Y-Teens, Library club president, ushers. The head of our own Library club is not the kind whom one calls Bub. Dolores Olson: Honor society, ASB vice-president, Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, Photo club, ushers, choir, senior sextet, Pep club, Ski club, drill team, Girls' Sports club secretary-treasurer, jr.-sr. reception. To meet a girl who's really hep, we give you Dee with lots of pep. Joanne Olson: Dawn Y-Teens cabinet, Photo club, choir, drill team. One of the gang is little Jo who likes to work and play we know. 88 8 9 SENIORS Faye O'Mohundro: Transferred from La Grande, Oregon. She started late at this old high, but sheill go far by and by. Alice Owens: Photo club, infirmary. Y ou never hear her loudly shout. You hardly know she is about. Betty Page: Dawn Y-Teens, ushers, sales club. A miss who simply loves to talk is Bet. She's heard around the block. Anna Jo Pannell: Ushers. She knows how to use her head. It's one that's not filled up with lead. Jo Ann Pease: Diana Y-Teens, Photo club secretary, ushers, Ski club, girls' sports council. Variety is the spice of life. She'll need spices when she's a wife. David Peck: Photo club, Ski club. Theresa is the nicest word that this young lad has ever heard. Thomas Pence: 12L treasurer, Yakima Hi Y president, baseball. This guy seems to be in the money, but when in debt, he's really funny. George Pennell: l2L and 12H sergeant at arms, Pirate Hi Y vice-president, Wigwam sports editor, choir, Gold Y, Roberts' Memorial contest, track, cross country captain, Wigwam story contest. He signs all papers just by George. W onder if he fought at Valley Forge? Mary K. Peterson: Dawn Y-Teens, Photo club, ushers, home room representative, jr.-sr reception, after school sports. She's a, girl who's slim and tall who's got a whole lot on the ball. Vern R. Peterson: Pirate Hi Y, Boys League secretary, Photo club, Ski club. Here's one all-round American kid. He's really got our highest bid. Nancie Phipps: 1lH vice-president, Diana Y-Teens, Photo club, after school sports, Art club, Pep club. Except for thorns she resembles the thistle, if you want anything then baby whistle. Willamae Pierce: Dawn Y-Teens, Photo club, office practice. She's quiet, she's nice, and sweet to boot. To top it off she's even cute. Robert A. Plath: Office practice. He likes to flash that cheery smile, as he comes waltzing down the aisle. Helen May Ponath: Dawn Y-Teens, Library club, ushers, choir. About this girl we can surely say something that will be quite gay. ,Zerry Pressley: Tri Y, Photo club, office practice. She tops them all, this cute brunette, she'll be a star on that we'll et. Barbara Carol Pugmire: Dawn Y-Teens, ushers, Sales club. Barbara, oh Barbara, come don't be shy, you've got what it takes and that's no lie. Bill Ramsey: Photo club, Pep club, Art club. Here's the glamour boy of the senior class who makes eyes at each passing lass. L. Colleen Rankin: Dawn Y-Teens, ushers, office practice. On this subject we will not tarry, for she is bound some- day to marry. Helen Rankin: Diana Y-Teens, Photo club, Pep club, Ski club, after school sports. Around this girl we will not linger for she wraps men ,round her little finger. Anne Rasmussen: Dawn Y-Teens, ushers. Now Anneis a girl who seems so coy, to some men she may be a joy. Dave Rouse: Now here is another type of stude who wouldnit think of being rude. Rolla Rieder: Honor society, Dear Ruth, boys' quartet, apple essay contest third place, basketball, baseball. Rolla- Sinatra-Crosby and Dick Haymes-Rieder is really a very good student leader. Irma Reitz: Honor society vice-president, Girls League scrapbook chairman, Photo club, bulletin board committee, ushers, Lolomi editorial staff, jr.-sr. reception, DAR pilgrimage contest, ticket committee for First Lady and A'Phil- adelphia Story, Student Federalists. To Irma we wish the very bestg she's capable of meeting any test. Nadine Reynolds: Photo club sergeant at arms, Ski club. Deanie should be nicknamed Slim, She gets a kick out of teasing him.,, James Rhode: Yakima Hi Y, Gold Y, football A squad, track, basketball A squad. The question most asked in a single day is How's the weather up there today? Lucille Rice: Dawn Y-Teens, Girls League cabinet, ushers. We think this girl's got everything. Who knows, she may even have the ring. Dorothy M. Ritchardson: Dawn Y-Teens, Photo club, Lolomi staff, Wigwam. She takes a journalistic view with Wig- wam and Lolomi, too. Rose Marie Riley: With her wings she does fly high, Boy, she has got a handsome guy. Ruth Ringer: l1L treasurer, 10L athletic manager, 11H Girls League representative, Dawn Y-Teens, Pirate Lassies. Cute and dark but not too still, she doesn't lack a studious skill. Arnold Roach: We dropped dead when he got a girl and took her on a merry whirl. 90 'Ibm 'CH' SENIORS James Robinson: Band, Honor society, baseball mgr., Lolomi assistant business mgr., Gold Y, K. C., Pirate Hi Y treas- urer. Now here's a boy who's always jolly. That's the kind we like, by golly. Alice Rockwell: Girls' Glee club, ushers. Here we have a southern belle, listen closely and you can tell. Shirley Rolstad: Dawn Y-Teens, Honor society, llL secretary, home room representative, Lolomi business staff, orches- tra, choir, after school sports. She can tickle those ivory keys, and always has the aim to please. Marie Hooker: Photo club. Quite a catch, they say, is Rooker, soon some guy will try to hook 'er. Dick Rothe: Boys' Glee club, Chess and Checker club president, Ski club, K. C. secretary-treasurer. He keeps the teach- ers ill at ease. They're always shouting Quiet pleasefi' Jo Rothstrom: 11H Girls League representative, ASB council, Girls League president, assembly committee, Tri Y. lo knows not the word defeat. In charm and ability she canit be beat. Nada Houghton: Ushers. Though she looks shy and somewhat frail, we bet that she could split a rail. Arlene Sauve: Ushers. Arlene has a queenly face, so she must have alot of grace. Harold Sauve: He reminds us of a spaniel purp, except that he is not a twirp. Margery Savage: Choir, Honor society, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls League cabinet, lost and found, Photo club, madrigal, drill team. Here comes Marge all dressed up in her Yakima Hi Y president's pin. Eddie Scheinost, Jr.: Science club, lll-I sergeant at arms, Gold Y, track, football A team, Radio club. To most the laugh of this laughing Lena vaguely resembles the poor hyena. William Schlagel: l2L boys' athletic mgr., Gold Y sergeant at arms, football A team, baseball, home room represen- tative. Bill is just a farmer's son. He's shining, too, and thatis no pun. Joanne Schmid: Art club, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls' Glee club vice-president. We know Joanneis a natural blonde. Of girls like that we are so fond. Dwight Schneider: 10H sergeant at arms. Dwight, we know, is full of fun, but then he's not the only one. William Schwalbe: Home room representative, Ski club, You Can't Take lt With You, ASB council. That gentle look upon his face is only there when he goes some place. Dave Scott: Pep club, Ski club secretary, jr.-sr. reception, home room representative, l1L treasurer. The question he asks when the day is spent is where in the heck has Beverly Wendt? Harry Scott: Pirate Hi Y, Gold Y, K. C. vice-president, football, track. Next in line is Harry Scott, he may look shy but he is not. Leland Searles: Carol's always seen with Lee, also Dwayne and Beverlie. Lewis W. Sheeley: Band, band vice-president, dance band, orchestra. Heis the kind of a little mutt that makes a teacher go off his nut. Alberta Sheffer: Dawn Y-Teens, Philadelphia Story, ASB council. Carroll keeps her ina faint. Is you is or is you ain't? Gloria Shelton: Honor society, 10H secretary, jr.-sr. reception, after school sports, Diana Y-Teens cabinet, Pep club, Art club president, Photo club, Ski club secretary, place award in scholastic art contest, Wigwam business staff. Gloria is one we think always will be in the pink. Carl Sheneberger: Radio club, Honor society, Science club librarian. Behind the glasses where he hides, a genius brain, so smart, abides. Frank Shepherd: He'd make an ad for Pepsodent. Someday he may be president. Grant Sherrill: Football A team, basketball A squad. Lean and lank is Sherrill Texf' Wonder where he will go next. Muriel Shidell: Student federalists, after school sports, Honor society, Dawn Y-Teens, ushers, Lolomi business staff, Wigwam business staff, choir, DAR American history contest, Pirate Lassies, girls' sport council secretary, jr.-sr. recep- tion. This girl cuts a very mean rug, especially when doing the Bunny Hug. Howard Shuman: Pep club, Honor society, ASB treasurer, home room representative, basketball mgr., Yakima Hi Y secretary, DAR American history contest, Gold Y, Roberts' Memorial contest, band. Here's a guy who's always neat. As a topside .loe he's hard to beat. Frances Sickler: Library club. Franny knows beyond a doubt that she will never be left out. Don Simmons: Art club secretary, apple contest. Someday our Don will famous be, for his art is a joy to see. Margaret Sinclair: Dawn Y-Teens, Home Economics club. Her days of high are almost o'er, and she will then be seen no more. Don Sinsel: Ski club, band, orchestra, choir, dance band, pep band. He's a credit to any band, even the best band in the land. 92 WF Q-an-M 1 f limi has 93: 'am 10,1 fr 'SIE SENIORS Fern L. Smith: Cafeteria, Science club, ushers. She looks like Queen Lila Lee, that's what sometime she may be. Joe Smith: ASB council, football. Next comes a Smith whose name is foe. One can't get him flustered, though. Lorraine Smith: Office practice, ushers. Lorraine will someday travel far. That is our prophecy so far. Cary Smoot: Football, Gold Y, track. Gary is a boy athlete who's very nimble on his feet. Bob Spence: Bob is known by you and I as being just a little guy. Ray Stenberg: Band, choir treasurer, First Lady, , K. C., pep band, quartet. Junior they called him, or do you re- member? But he's been a senior since last September. Lillian Steves: Choir. In the choir is Lillian Steves. She is not the type who grieves. Elmer R. Stewart: FFA president and vice-president. His heart is tied 1.p in FFA. While old Sol's shining, he's mak- ing hay. Jack Stillings: .lack Hot Rod Stillings is still around. Bet he will soon be six feet under ground. John Strand: Science club historian. Here's a small and gentle boy. He makes us think that he is coy. Kathryn B. Sutton: Dawn Y-Teens, Home Economics club, ushers. From the South is little Kate.', She never hur- ries, is never late. Margaret Sutton: Christmas story contest, Dawn Y-Teens, Girls League cabinet, Home Economics club historian, Sci- ence club treasurer, ushers. .lust the same as her sis is Maggie, Her cute clothes are never baggy. Betty Lou Swale: Dawn Y-Teens, office practice, ushers. Next in line is Betty Swale. Across the seas someday she'll sail. Pat Swanson: Pat's a girl who gets around, always full of fun we've found. Lawrence L. Taylor: Boys League cabinet, football, Ski club. Here he comes in a little car that looks as if it travelled far. Jean Terry: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens conference chairman, Library club, ushers. A happy girl is little Miss Terry, in addition, she's always merry. Pauline Thomas: Honor society, Chess and Checker club, home room representative, class vice-president, DAR Ameri- can history contest, Dawn Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception. W ith that mass of bright red hair, one will always know she's there. Vera Thompson: Art club, assembly committee, choir, Diana Y-Teens, First Lady, Photo club. She came back on a little quest in search of adventure in this wild west. A William R. Tobey: Boys' glee, choir, madrigal, Photo club president, Pirate Hi Y. Biggest surprise of the whole long year came when he started calling Betty, dear. Mary Elizabeth Todd: After school sports, ushers. She is so quiet, without a sound, one hardly knows she is around. Phil Trautman: DAR American history contest winner, Honor society, intramural basketball, Lolomi co-editor, Pep club, co-valedictorian, He's a kid who has a brain that should be on the Freedom train. Gloria Treat: Dawn Y-Teens, Photo club. Gloria is quite a Treat because she always looks so neat. Anne Trenerry: Assembly class, Boys League amateur show, choir, class home room representative, Diana Y-Teens treasurer, Honor society, Naughty Marietta, Night of January Sixteenth, Pep club. Anne's chirp is a delightful thing. Makes us wish that we could sing. Evelyn Trusley: Art club, Dawn Y-Teens, Photo club. She works in a store of drugs, waiting on the money mugs. Bill Ure: Bill, Ure a very cute guy. If I were a girl l'd really sigh. Carolyn Van Vliet: Art club, co-valedictorian, DAR American history contest, Dawn Y-Teens, Honor society, Wigwam news editor. Webstefs wrong, Van Vliet's correct, sheis one of the top of our ten select. Betty Van Wechel: She often goes by the name of Van.,' Wonder if she's a Johnson fan? Ann Vogtlin: After school sports, Diana Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, Pep club, Pirate Lassies, Ski club. Anne's a girl who'll always win, no matter what sheis working in. Barbara Waddell: Class president, DAR American history contest, Diana Y-Teens, Honor society secretary, Lolomi business staff, Wigwam business manager, Wigwam school editor. Barbara is off to a very fine start. Her wise, wise words come straight from the heart. Bonnie Walker: After school sports, jr.-sr. reception, Library club vice-president and treasurer, Photo club. She isn't over the ocean, she isn't over the sea, but if she were over the ocean, our Bonnie would far away be. 94 r 1 1 3 95 SENIORS Delbert Walker: You never catch him saying much, so he must have a gentle touch. J. C. Ward: When hearing the question, Who can it be? just look around for old J. C. Marian Ward: Pep club, Ski club, Diana Y-Teens, Wigwam business staff, after school sports, jr.-sr. reception, home room representative, office practice. She's a member of that certain gang who make things go over 1vith a bang. Al Weishaar: There's a curly mop atop his head. If he'd eat carrots, it would be red. Beverly Wendt: Girls League cabinet, Pep club, Ski club, stage crew, Radio Rescue, Philadelphia Story, The Night of January 16th, Pirate Lassies, after school sports, jr.-sr. reception. One thing she says to dear old Dave is that he always must behave. Elaine Werre: Y-Teens, Photo club, 11H treasurer. She made the grade, as the saying goes, and so she's happy down to er toes. Mary Esther White: Girls' choir. She knows her English, does our Mary. She is one who does not tarry. Geraldine Wikstrom: Dawn Y-Teens, Pirate Lassies, after school sports, jr.-sr. reception. She's another girl athlete who's very nimble on her feet. Jim Wikstrom: Yakima Hi Y, Boys League president, Gold Y, ASB council, track, bulletin hoard committee. Jim is an able leader of the boys. He assumes his office with lots of poise. Evelyn June Wilbur: Cafeteria. Just an average Josephine, she is lots of fun, we mean. Ray Williams: It's going to be a happy day when I leave here, says little Ray. . Rose Marie Williams: Honor society, Dawn Y-Teens, jr.-sr. reception, home room representative. Rosie's not the kind to stall. She has 'em thinking she's a doll. Gladys Wilson: Diana Y-Teens, Pep club. She's a pretty miss, our Gladie. She would make a good golf caddie. Dick Winkenwerder: Honor society, Pirate Hi Y, football A team, track, cross country, Gold Y, 12L president, 10L treasurer. Dick is one of the best in the class, at least so thinks many a lass. ?orma Marie Wolf: Pep club, drill team, Y-Teens. She's not a wolf in a sheep's dress, but she is a wolf you must con- ess. Melva Wooderson: Photo club, choir, Art club, girls' athletic mgr., home room representative. Melva and Bill are an oft seen twosome. Melva's Cute and Bill's not gruesome. Shirley Marie Wynhoff : On girls weive run out of inspiration so we'll just say she's the best in the nation. Kenneth Yeaman: Stage. Even though he likes to shirk, he can't when he works for Birk. Gary Yost: ASB council, cheer leader, Pep club, Ski club, Gold Y, visual education crew, track. Cary and his side kick .lim have a motto, sink or swimf, Richard F. Young: Photo club. Look at his enchanting grin. It shows the dimple in his chin. Robert A. Young: Choir. And now he's going on a whirl, by taking out his best friend's girl. 96 97 kan I 1?'Mm,..v. Rt , ww IN THE SPOT- LIGHT Yu mmm. Marching down the Avenue. CO! Co! Go! Pi- rates. Skyscraper going up. And the angels sing. Keepers of lllc goal. Hal. drink, and he merry. Learning thc ropes. Scrub lcalll. A iillic spot 0' lac. May I help you? SNAPS Ildentijications for page 311 Blossom festival princess, Carol Hollinsworth. Photogenic Roberta Fitzsimmons. Apple Essay Contest: Barbara Davis, first prizeg Betty Dorrian, Rolla Rieder. Roberts Memorial Contest: Harriet Allerg Barbara Dawson, first prizeg Kenneth Mueller Irma Reitz, D. A. R. pilgrim contest. fi! 99 8 BEST WISHES to the class of I QLI8 0415! fpflofogmapfisu. . . . 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