Anatone High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Anatone, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1961 volume:

indtfxue 'ytytCfli Sc ool 20 04 ittyt Mi 1961 76c 'U cCdcat Published by Anatone High School journalism class THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LEWISTON GRAIN GROWERS, INC. LEWISTON, IDAHO 1 'Dedication In appreciation for a job well done, the 1960-61 publica- tions class would like to dedicate the year book to Mrs. Beatrice Taplin, a teacher at Anatone High School for many years. Mrs. Taplin started her teaching career at Anatone in the year 1937. Mrs. Taplin not only teaches at the school, but is always willing to help wherever she is needed. She is always avail- able and willing to help students and teachers of the school. Mrs. Taplin is active in the school, the community, and in the local church. She has taught publications for a number of years. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DICK HOLLENBECK JERRY MILLING COMPANY Sccp, U ttwcU,tU 'd 7 feddaye Education is a companion which goes with us all the days of our lives. It is one thing which no misfortune can de- crease, no crime destroy, no enemy take away, no dictator can enslave; at home it is a friend; to others an introduction. It reduces vice by guiding virtue; costs much financial sacrifice and mental pain, but in life values it will repay every cost one hundred-fold. £cUfo% d Tfteddaye As we look back into this year's annual, may the events it depicts bring pleasant memories of times both fun and serious. When we think back through our high school days we will have no cause to feel that these were years spent merely marking time or were wasted. Everything we did during these years will influence our lives in the future. May we always work to improve ourselves in ways that will help those about us as well as our country. It is up to us to help prepare the way for those who will follow in our foot- steps. We can't do this resting; we must continue to work. 3 (ZalcKctasi August 30 September 13 September 16 September 20 September 23 October 7 October 7 October 28 November 18 November 24 December 2 December 21 January 13 January 20 February 11 February 24 February 28 March 4 March 20 March 29 April 3 April 5 April 14 May 12 May 21 May 22 May 26 May 27 First day of school Freshmen initiation Watermelon feed School pictures taken Teachers' reception End of first six weeks School carnival Halloween party End of second six weeks Beginning of Thanksgiving vacation Basketball seasons starts Christmas party End of semester Sleighriding party Valentine party End of fourth six weeks District tournament End of basketball season Skating party Sports Banquet High school plays Beginning of Spring vacation Junior-Senior Prom Senior sneak Baccalaureate Graduation Last day of school School picnic THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY R. E. FLOCH AND DON FLOCH 4 •ANATONE, WASHINOTIWI WATKIN'S GROCERY ANATONE, WASHINGTON School Left to right: Duane Appleford, chairman, Max Mallory, Ivan Botts, Don Hendrickson, Bruce Hostettler. z td rftuuiat Back Row, left to right: Susan Amen, Robert Hough, Advisor Mrs. Beatrice Taplin, Doug Mallory. Front Row: Sonnie Shirley, Sonny Hagenah. ANNUAL EDITOR: Doug Mallory ASSISTANT: Robert Hough PAPER EDITOR: Sonny Hagenah ASSISTANT: Sonnie Shirley THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GEORGE THIESSEN GENERAL PETROLEUM r05 y«4%TON, IDAHO 6 HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS Left to right: MR. HAYES JOHNSON Band, Chorus, Bookkeeping, ar-d World Geography. MR. CHARLES REINMUTH Boys1 and Girls1 PE, Spanish 2, Chemistry, Contemporary Affairs, and Algebra. MRS. BEATRICE TAPLIN English, Journalism, Typing, and Biology. MR. FREDG. WENDOVER Superintendent School faculty GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS tyiade ScAaol 8 Left to right: MRS. DOROTHY BEZONA Seventh and Eighth Grades MRS. AGNES BACON First and Second Grades MRS. RUTH HOPKINS Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. MARCIA REINMUTH Third and Fourth Grades THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SMITH MOTOR CO. TOM SMITH’S NUT SHOP CLARKSTON, WASHINGTON Settavi @Ca4A In the fall of 1949 five little, wide eyed first graders came to Anatone School, nerv- ous but anxious to learn. They were Donald Sangster, Darrel Watkins, Charles Eller, and Jack Newell. The next year the class lost Jack Newell who moved to Winthrop, Washington, but gained Matheial Gordon, who moved here from Cheney, Washington. During the years from 1952 through 1955 the class neither lost nor gained any stu- dents. In 1956 the class gained two new students who were Richard (Sonny) Hagenah from Reubens, Idaho, and Neal Mathews who also moved here from Idaho. In the fall of '58 the school year opened with six, bewildered but determined fresh- men. During the summer a new students joined the class, Douglas Mallory from Troy, Oregon. These six new students were firmly initiated into high school October 13. The class elected Donald Sangster president, Sonny Hagenah vice-president, and Matheiai Gordon, secretary. Mrs. Taplin was class advisor. During the first year, the boys all participated in sports. The second year the class was sorry to lose an old classmate and friend, Charles Eller, who moved to Spokane, Washington. Class officers for that year were Hap Watkins, president, Doug Mallory, vice- president, and Matheial Gordon, secretary. Mr. Reinmuth was class advisor. The fall of 1960 was quite eventful for these juniors. The class was sorry to lose Donald Sangster who moved to Clarkston, Washington. They had the usual junior prom May 13, which was decorated for the theme of Deep Purple . Their class advisor for that year was Mr. Wendover. Sonny was elected class president, Doug Mallory, vice-president and Matheial Gordon, secretary. In the fall of 1960 the group entered school for this last important high school year. The class was happy to gain a new class member, Sonnie Shirley who came to Anatone from Asotin during their senior year. Four of the five held student body offices during their senior year. Matheial Gordon is student body president, Sonny Hagenah, vice-president, Douglas Mallory, treasurer, and Sonnie Shirley, secretary. 9 SetUat (?Cti44 MATHEIAL GORDON Secretary 1,2,3 Chorus 1 Class Plays 2,4 Paper Staff 3 Girls' State 3 Inspirational Award 4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 President 4 DOUG MALLORY Chorus 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Vice-President 2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Class Plays 2,3,4 Carnival King 3 Annual Assistant Editor 3 Annual Editor 4 Paper Staff 3,4 DARRELL WATKINS Chorus 1 Baseball 1,2 Class President 2 Student Council 2 Basketball 1,2,4 Class Plays 2,3,4 Paper Staff 3 Boys' State 3 SONNIE SHIRLEY Chorus 4 Class Play 4 Student Body Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Class Secretary 4 Cheerleader 4 Paper Staff 4 Transfer from Asotin RICHARD HAGENAH Basketball Captain 4 Inspirational Award 4 Class President 3 Vice-President 1 Chorus 1 Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3,4 Class Plays 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Paper Editor 4 Annual Staff 3,4 10 Left to right: Jon Mallory, Gerald Halsey, Advisor Mrs. Beatrice Taplin, Robert Hough, Paul Hendrickson, Franldin Onstot absent. tycctUox, @t iM THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HOLZMILLER'S GARAGE NELSON'S LOCKERS ANATONE, WASHINGTON ANATONE, WASHINGTON 11 Left to right: Linda Botts, Paul Halsey, Dennis Kroll, Advisor Mr. Fred Wendover, Boyd Hough, Steve Wendover, Susan Amen. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY C AND S TIRE SERVICE CLARKSTON, WASHINGTON THILLS JEWEL BOX CLARKSTON, WASHINGTON Left to right: Max Mallory, Roger Nelson, Dean Reeves, Tim Taplin, Advisor Mr. Hayes Johnson, Sharon Sangster, absent. @1 im THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV WASEMS DRUGS INLAND METALS CLARKSTON, WASHINGTON CUARKSTON, WASHINGTON 13 Student Back Row: Roger Nelson, Max Mallory, Steve Wendover, Paul Halsey, Boyd Hough, Dennis Kroll, Dean Reeves, Tim Tapi in, Linda Botts, Sharon Sangster. Second Row: Susan Amen, Cookie Gordon, Doug Mallory, Sonny Hagenah, John Mallory, Hap Watkins, Paul Hendrickson, Bob Hough, Red Onstot. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY TROY LUMBER CO, OWL DRUG STORE CLARKSTON, WASHINGTON LEWISTON, IDAHO Student ‘StcUf, O cenA Left to right: Sonny Hagenah, Matheial Gordon, Doug Mallory President:------ Vice-President: Secretary:----- Treasurer:------ — Matheial Gordon -----Sonny Hagenah Sonnie Shirley—(No photo available) ------Doug Mallory Student fanned Left to right: Paul Halsey, Sonny Hagenah, Matheial Gordon, Doug Mallory, Jon Mallory, Roger Nelson. 'K acft cutci UtecMA (fywunittee 16 18 19 (fattesKfrvianxf, 2W 'D'Uwit Pat Watkins, Webb Owens, Wayland Bezona, Edison Appleford. @cufocii4M, Clara Floch and Marian Nelson Wilbur Scheibe ntund and tyiadeo First Row, left to right: Barbara Floch, Doug Boggan, Ricky Floch, Greg Jones. Second Row: Jon Nelson, Kathleen Mallory, Diana Browne, Cherie Benedict. Third Row: Gene Baker, Mildred Shumaker, Rose Ann Hough, Buck Hostetler. Mrs. Reinmuth, Teacher. and Second tyiadeo Standing, left to right: Robbie Appleford, Randa Bott, Robbie Sangster, Nancy Appleford, Kim Benedict, David Browne, Jody Kroll, Mrs. Agnes Bacon. Seated: Cherie Baker, Carl Sangster, Marge Nelson, Jolene Holzmiller, Debbie Boggan, Vickie Hendrickson, Donita Hendrickson, Betty Mallory, Jane Votaw, Joanne Browne. Seventh cutd tyiaxteA, Eighth Grade, Standing, left to right: Mrs. Bezona, Dan Sangster, Tom Sangster, Ann Floch, Linda Hendrickson, Steve Nelson, Terry Hendrickson, Dan Hopkins, Franklin Kroll, Gary Stucker, Ellis Shirley. Seventh Grade, Front Row: Gail Hendrickson, Sue Appleford. Second Row: Ron Sangster, Marie Anderson, Alicia Baker. Third Row: Steve Hopkins, Rod Sangster, Tom Wendover. Fourth Row: Dallas Dodd, Keith Johnson. cutct Sixtk tyuuCeA Front Row, left to right: Ricky Appleford, Debbie Sangster, Larry Reeves, Pam Ebsen. Back Row: Tommy Appleford, Cindy Votaw, Billy Floch, Mrs. Hopkins, Carol Mallory. s4 Squad Standing, left to right: Steve Wendover, Tim Taplin, Paul Hendrickson, Dean Reeves, Sonny Hagenah, Gerald Halsey, Red Onstot, Hap Watkins, Mr. Reinmuth, Coach. Sitting: Doug Mallory, Roger Nelson, Boyd Hough, Bob Hough, Dennis Kroll, Paul Halsey. Anatone 67 Prescott 45 Anatone 37 Prescott 40 Anatone d8 St. Gertrude 37 Anatone 62 Weippe 77 Anatone 47 Waitsburg 35 Anatone 45 Waitsburg 43 Anatone 51 Kahlotus 34 Anatone 64 Ferdinand 44 Anatone 53 Columbia 43 Anatone 60 Kahlotus 38 Anatone 60 Clarkston 37 Anatone 55 Columbia 58 Anatone 62 Touchet 48 Anatone 53 Touchet 39 Anatone 60 St. Gertrude 44 Anatone 73 Asotin 45 Anatone 57 Asotin 39 Anatone 61 Clarkston 33 Anatone 71 Weippe 66 Sub- District Tournament Anatone 56 Columbia 54 District Tournament Anatone 59 Palouse 64 Anatone 50 Touchet 44 Anatone 41 Columbia 58 Sit Doug Mallory Forward Sonny Hagenah Center Honorary Captain Paul Hendrickson Guard 26 Gerald Halsey Forward Boyd Hough Guard Robert Hough Guard 'ZtiyA School tyeM .eact u Sonnie Shirley, Sharon Sangster, Cookie Gordon ( cuuUuai 'Kitty cutd Zucck t4jii%aU wtat rftwtdA tyiacte ScAa t ‘Ba 6et(hM Hearn Back How: Mr. Fred Wendover, Coach. Middle Row: Tom Sangster, Steve Nelson, Ellis Shirley, Gary Stucker, Larry George Matson, Terry Hendrickson, Tom Wendover, Keith Johnson, Frank Kroll. Front Row: Tom Appleford, Rod Sangster, Dallas Dodd, Douglas Floch, Ricky Appleford, Dan Sangster, Billy Floch, Larry Reeves. tyiade ZcAmI @keen£eacie%4 28 Cheerleaders: Linda Hendrickson, Alicia Baker, Sue Appleford. 30 Sfisiiny 'Pt Uf4 Submerged If men play cards J Hercules’ night out Hercules’ night out 31 Senio Snead 32 33 u