Boistfort High School - Rainbow Yearbook (Curtis, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1958 volume:

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' I , x ,f,v,.1 , K, - 51, ' , ,I i, f -ff,.f.wif',,.--Ifwis '1LN: 3-ii?i'-11:1 .' , , ,V :..,4'w. -, ,f , V 5 f' W Lf, Y- ,.f'?1, 2 A ' A ffm .ff Q ,vw , k - xgf,w 4 'a5 ,Q 55:5 - qwv h afcpfv. -:gi , awp , 5 L 2-aff - I W riff' rw. 34 -N., W Q L-?,'.,f:g,,2W 9- 1?k Q!P21. ,.A.1.!,2,,,3U-wwf-, W .-PM-Q?,: Q, v aff ., 4 V' x , . a Z, ,Mi-J, H -- f A. 53,1-., , 1 QE? f V -'am .-2-'--' ' A. ' -5 -M 5, 5 , C, ,ini . -.,,, , . , .'W.,uwg,. . N , 2, THE UCDMXMU-IAWUQ VOLUME XXIII Edited by the Senior Class Boistfort High School 6'-v X X EDITOR: Dian Henry MNAGER: my a we Wwe:-v,gaJv+'jmgv vdez3LefiU-W gg Q' Av .VR .x gl A wx Q. ,Q 1 Q In Memoriam MRS. HARWOOD By Kay Tracy, Senior '58 Though far from us today she wanders In memory here she lingers yet. Her quiet, gentle, loving presence Is one our heart cannot forget. We remember yet her friendship warm, Her soothing voice, her gentle ways-- And our memory quicxly taxes us To our glorious first-grade days. Each morning she was there to greet us, To listen to our childish schemes. Each day she helped us in our lessons And taught us to pursue our dreams. She cheered us on when we were sad She helped us when we stumbled. She listened to our cares each day And soothed us when we grumbled. when ways are hard and studies dreary In memory return and reach her. Think back and gain assurance from Mrs. Harwood--our first-grade teacher. 41, T , , ,f ,FD in ff' 'amy wr ja'1ggr.,gz:N ' 1 six x Q W' W .L Y , s 1 up ..1, if :' 'T 13' DICATION ,gwwyf-':fw M 4,4 f ' - Af-VJL -:WA , L..-., ,VC 5, I . .., .,-1 favs: u 1--uit gy? aww,-V5 1 ' f J x 1 .. X. X k - 1 f k r. , Seated, left to right: Mrs. Doris Forth, Mrs. Margaret Roundtree, Mrs. Lillian Terry, Mrs. Ann Gnere, M s.HHldur Henry, Mrs. Ruby Smarz, Mrs. Grace Born, Standing, Mr. Lloyd Forth, Mr. Furg Roundtree, Mr, Glen Terry, Mr.Nhuie Henry, Mr. Steve Smarz, Mr. Jack Born. with love and appreciation for the sacrifices and years of devotion they have shown to us, we the Graduating Class of 1958 dedicate our annual to those who mean so much, our parents. 'ww fm -' N ff'rf1wr5:fY1 '- 1 L ,Q J-V , ,55'i1'f ' ' tif 1. ' x : ' CULTY r A x Wu AEA z'f'AfgL.',!-r.m:A 1 'JI':'. 'M ,' MN-lr . ., ,xv I.. .- x - 1 x If A 1. u Y , ' .,.aA.'1', . , . . 4.-,, , x 'I . 2 - .K flffr-1' fy 'V ' , ' , W.AJ,. -a.r., L s , , ,,. -.f..,-.km H, H A r , M. . - .I-. e ,.4. , ,hge ,, , . .V Q. . , f 1-, ,, f ,. J 7' Wie' -,, .,. -A v x .vw , N1 1 WILLIAM DAVIS B.A. and M.E. Central Washington College of Education Grad. work at U. of W. Superintendent DOUGLAS MANDT B.A. in Education Pacific Lutheran College Chemistry Biology General Science Algebra Geometry Freshman Advisor acuhy . . . bww' M ROBERT MARUM B.S., State Teachers College, Minot, N.D. Business Law Business Arithmetic Journalism Annual Advisor Sr. Class Advisor High School Principal Typing I M II 4 WW B BERNICE LIVINGSTONE ' B.A. Washington State Girls k Boys Home Ec. English II ' . Sophomore Advisor Girls Club Advisor Librarian 4 ln W. j jc l,LL bk 11, L Ln L 1- jlfzlzwk nr'm' A MRS. DELORIS DAVIS B.A. and B. of ED. Washington State H. of ED., Central Washington College of Education English I English III Arts k Crafts MR. HARRY GUST B.S., Washington State General Science Pre s ent Day Problems Contemporary History U.S. History Washington State History First Aid Athletics Coach Junior Class Advisor 'fn Y, jacuffy MRS. DORIS COBLE B.S., University of Washington Music .lil . 5, if Q - 5 I ,.... , ,Hs at W J it .:E Eif ' fn' ' 1 ' f ' Ll' I -::.: 'A ,Z':.Z:.:-Q 'sifjlaggafa 1 -wqfgga gr , 'V ' -83 Hug V JQA ' W fl,' F E? K I 17:7 A I I id I A E f XY lwii? -'HN MR. JAMES COBLE X B.A., Northern Idaho College of Ed woodshop f 4 3 N A is 4 , t t pi. .. rg- . A Q A P .,- ,- -' . .. . , . ,:nfA,H:3jfg,,V. .fr 12,4 4 ' h-114 11' cg: 1-1 ..- .. il' 1 xx Y' rf' 'T 4 .1-1 5 :' ' ' ' 1 Girls Club President Dick Roundtree Senior Play May Court Annual Conference h Annual Staff h Paper Staff M Letterman's Club A l-2-3-L Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-L Football l-2-3-A Entered from Centralia Student Body Vice-Pres Class Sec.-Treas. Press Clinic Girls Club Drill Team Student Council Annual Staff Paper Staff Senior Play Cl SD '1 O I-' 5 I8 0 '1 'S '4 tuba ll F1P4ruun4Fua ll- 3-11- 1+ lr Girls Club Conferences 2-3 Girls Club l-2-3-A Student Body Reporter A Class Vice-President l Class Reporter 3 Leadership Conference 3 Girls Club Vice-Pres1dent3 Play Day Conference 3 Drill Team l Torch Society Sec.-Trees. 3 Torch Society 2-3-4 Student Council g Senior Play 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 May Court A Feat.kAct. Editorcfknnl M Student Body Secretary Class President Press Clinic , Student Council Girls Club Conferences Class Sec,-Treas. Spelling Team Class Reporter Drill Team Student Council Con. Girls Club Sec.-Treas. Paper Staff Annual Staff . Torch Society Senior Play Girls Club Reporter Ads Editor of Annua A 4 1 3- ,,.-.lf -3 -1+ -ln -2 2 lr lL it 3 E M 3-7+ 1+ 3 LL Shirley Mueller 3 31241 533 Dale Fiedler Entered from Salem Class Reporter May Court Senior Play Annual Conference Class Vice-President Leadership Conference Class Sec.-Treas- Press Clinic Baseball Basketball Football Lil' Abner St, Patrick King Paper Staff Annual Staff Letterman's Club Student Body Presi Class Secretary Girls Club Conferenesl- - Class Vice Preside Yell Leader Song Queen Student Council Press Clinic Girls Club Secrets Annual Conference Drill Team Student Council Con. Paper Staff Annual Staff Annual Editor Ass't Annual Editor Torch Society President Torch Society Senior Play I '-7 SD C+ 5' I-' CD CD 5 NN Ffififknififi? 2-3- 2-3- 2-3- i7S7uMp4T K-L 0 5 d' 2 nt 2- 2- 2-- L+ 1 3 lm '4- 3 Z 2-3-1+ 3 1+ u 3 'ft u R 1+ u P7 1-3- 3 3 2-3- Babe Ruth Sportsmanship May Queen Award 1 M Class Reporter 1 Girls Club Conferences 1-4 Annual Conference A Leadership Conference 3 Spelling Team L Spelling Team Alternate 3 Drill Team 1-3-A Torch Vice-President A Valedictorian M Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff A Senior Play 4 Student Body Treasurer A Student Council 3-L Torch Society 2-3-M Student Body Secretary 3 May Court L Business ManagerofAnnual M Class President 2-A May Court 2-3-M May King h Senior Play 2-3-M Annual Conference L Leadership Conference 3 Student Council 2-M Paper Staff A Annual Staff A Baseball 1-2-3-A Basketball M Press Clinic 4 Football 2-3-L Letterman's Club President 3 Letterman's Club 2-3-4 Dian Class Prophecy Kathy Tracy has decided to take a:Ew minutes from her harrowing duties as physics teacher at the Universty of Martin to write to all of you and report what she has learned from the survey of 1958 Graduates of Boistfort High School. Carol Terry, who was once a promising science stu- dents at B. H. S. gave up her pursuit of neutronsin order to bring happiness to others through her music. The first delight one experiences on Planet Pluto, pro- viding one has atoms enough fthese being t h e monetary units of the futurel is listening to Miss Terry play at the Universe Club. She is the star of the nightly show, and simply thrills the Plutonions with her charmmg 2n,nLove Letters renditions of such hits as, nSpaceway 20 in the Starsn, and nConstellation Rock.n Richard Forth realized his dream of Pilot, in fact he had the honor of being to attempt a flight to Jnpiter. He made cannot yet be considered a success. You becoming a Jet the firstperson it, but dm trip see, someonefun got to invent a way to get back. Mr. Forth is, there- fore, stranded on Jupiter until some other daring persn rescues him. Dale Fiedler is working in frenzied unpatience try- ing to devise a plan which can bring back passengms from Jupiter. He has the finest laboratory o nk Uranus and is certainly working hard to deserve it. T h 1 s gentleman who was once the despair of his chemistry clam is now inventing super-nuclear gasses and hot-rod race planes. And who is the champion hot-rod racer? You guessed it, Dick Roundtree. Once known by cops as a terrifying driver, he now drives babies that would leave the earth- bound patrolmen in a cloud of stardust, if only they were hereto chase him. Judy Smarz has realized her ambition of becoming a dancer. Does she trouble herself with such infintesimal places as New York and Hollywood? I should say not! She is a featured dancer at the nStardustn, Mercury's most famous night club. Shirley Mueller is still making jokes and making friends. In fact, that is her job. The president of Earth recently appointed her good-will ambassidor to Saturn. There she will be wined and dined by the top brass. Dian Henry is now secretary for t h e Overspa.ce Investment Company. It is her duty to accompany busy excutives of that company on their tripsof interplaneumy trips. She is currently on a trip to the Milky Way. Mr. Marum, our davisor, is now teaching Lterphmu ary Law to businessmen at Spacial University. enior C6454 likiifory In 195k we entered high school with eight members, three boys and five girls. Election of officers was held in September with Judy Smarz being elected President: Carol Terry, Vice-President, Dian Henry, Secretary, and Kay tracy, Reporter. Mrs. Livingstone was our advisor. We were initiated into high school by the Sophomores. In return, we sponsored a skating party at the Rollerdrome. In December, we designed and built a Nativity Scene to be placed in front of the high school. The girls designed and painted the figures while the boys built the stable. The latter part of December, Vicky Parypa moved to Chehalis, and in January, Dallas Hearld moved to Toutle Lake. We started our Sophomore year with two new students. They were Oliver Harris from Red Mesa, Colorado and Dale Fiedler from Salem, Oregon. Later Marilyn Shelden from Centralia joined us, giving us nine students in our class. Class officers for the year were: President, Richard Forthg Vice- President, Dian Henry, Secretary, Judy Smargg and Reporter, Dale Fiedler Dur advisor was Mrs. Livingstone. We initiated the Freshmen Class early in the year and,in return, they gave a dance for us. The Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in October with Oliver Harris and Dian Henry as our candidates for Lil' Abner and Daisy Mae. Our Junior year began with eight students. Marilyn Shelden Oliver Harria moved Class officers Fiedler, Secretary, Livingstone was our and Shirley Mueller joined us. were: President, Judy Smarzg Vice-President, Shirley Mueller, and Reporter, Carol Terry. advisor. In December, we designed and built and Dale Mrs. a Santa Clause scene for the grade school lawn. Our candidates for the Sadie Hawkins Dance were Dian Henry and Dale Fiedler. Dale Fiedler was elected as Lil' Abneru We sponsored a Ham Dinner on October 20. The Junior Prom was held Apr11.6and the Junior-Senior Banquet was held April 13 with nFairyland Romancen and the theme of both. we started our Senior year with eight members. On April 12, we were honored by the Juniors with the Junior Senior Banquet with nFuturaman as the theme. April 26 was the date of the Junior Prom. 'Futuraman was also the theme of the Prom. Kay Tracy was our DAR Representative. May Day was held May 10, with Dian Henry and Richard Forth as Queen and King. The rest of the Senior Class and Danny Fenn and Jtm Kondracki of the Junior Class acted as attendants. Kay Tracy was Valedictorian and Carol Terry was Salutatorian. We went to Seaside, Orgegon for our Senior trip. Baccalaureate was May 25, in the Study Hall. Graduation was held the evening of May 28 in the gym. ff s .- YS wrrwaq pw V ' .W ,-,-W.-arm wg: Q- 4 'W' ' s N 1241.11.45 -e' - t ..f Q, . 4, 1 ,V , v... A : -M. . -,el we .- - li' 'N . , ,J ., ,, f . t , , A W ,I vt, - ,.-:Remy fl' , V, L . url. , A-V , Sedan! 'lf SEPTEMB R: JANUARY! -School started 3- Napavine here CBasketbal1D Football Jamboree 7--Pe E11 there fBasketballQ Freshman Initiation 10- Rainier here QBasketballD Freshman Return Part lk- Oakville here iBasketbal1J Adna there QFootbal1? l7--Adna there CBasketba1lD Senior Skating Party 21- Toutle Lake there CBasketballl -Senior pictures taken 24--Tenino here KBasketballJ Napavine at Chehalis 28- Napavine there CBasketballJ fFootballl 30- Father-Daughter Banquet 31- Pe1Ell here CBasketballJ OCQOBMRZ FEBRUARY! Wishkah there CFootballJ M--Rainier there CBasketballJ Student Council Conference' 7- Oakville there CBasketba1lJ at Vancouver ll--Adna here CBasketbal1D -Girls' League Conference ,lh- Toutle Lake here CBasketballJ at Rochester 18--Tenino there CBasketballl Toutle Lake here KFootballD 21--Press Clinic at University of -Rainier there CFootba1lJ 22--Washington North River here CFootballJ Junior Turkey Dinner MARCH: Sadie Hawkins Dance l--Annual pictures -Halloween Masquerade Party ll--Local Talent Show lk- Girls' Club St. Patrtck's Dance NOVEM ER: 18- Napavine there KBaseballD -Oakville there KFootballJ 2i- National Assembly -Adna here CFootballD 2 --Tenino there KBaseballJ -Annual pictures 28--Freshman Teen-Age Dance -Leadership Conference at Toutle Lake here CBaseballJ University of Washington 31- White Pass here CBaseballJ -Carnival -Annual Ads APRIL: -Annual Ads 3--Senior Skatin Party -Annual Ads Pe E11 there ?BaseballJ College Conference at 9- Toutle Lake there CBaseballJ Centralia ll- State School here KBaseball7 -Spelling Contest 12- Junior-Senior Banquet 17--Mothers' Tea DECEMBER: 18--Adna there CBaseballJ White Pass there lBasket- 21- Tenino here KBaseballJ ballj 25- Pe Ell here fBaseballJ -North River there CBasket- 26- Junior Prom ballj Senior Play MAY! -Basketball Tournament at 2--State School there CBasebal1D Napavine 9- Adna here CBaseballD -Grade School Jamboree at 10- May Day Pe E11 25--Baccalaureate -Christmas Program 26--Graduation -white Pass here lBasket- 29- School's out! ball? in 5 ,Ffgi -'-- -5 w ,. fm ,- wa f Q- - le- -, Mm? wf,qfm5c3sg,gj Q asf- a ' 'f.,:f ' ' ,,.... lx- Ns f r-. .4 4 ' fa .NJN ,, . , 4, 5 Vw- ' Q ' L ,gi . .V ,1 V QA u I., Q : 1 1? 1. if J' :iF W Y-1 SR? 7513625 -f K A Front row, left to right: Gene Greger, Terry Stone, Jim Kondracki, Don Henning, Ivan Belden, Daniel Allebaugb, Second row: Dan Fenn, Frackie Hobinette, IauraDamitz, Judy Slack, Ann Mueller, Romania Disney, Walt Disney, and advisor Mr. Gust. IUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class had 13 members thisymg We had one new member join us who was Judy Slack from Winlock High School. At the first of the year we elected class officers. They were as follows: Pres- ident Ann Mueller, Vice President Danny Fenn, Secretary Judy Slack, and Reporter Rom onia Disney. Our candidates for the Sadie Hawkira Dance were Gene Greger for Lil' Abner and July Preparing fer the Carnival Slack for Daisy Mae. Ann Mueller was our Carnival Queen candidate. On October 31, we had our Turkey Dinner which was very profitable. we made around 3680.00 on the dinner. Four of the Juniors took pert in the Senior Play, Great Caesar's Ghost. Theywere Romonia Disney, Laura Damftz, Jim Kondracki, and Daniel Allebaugh. Each of them playe d important parts. Romonia Disney and Ann Mueller attended the Annual Conference at the University of Washington. Also our class was representedd: the Press Conference at the Universityofwash- ington. The Junior Prom was help on April 26. Our theme for the Prom and also for the Banquet was Futurerama. The Junior-Senior Banquet was hefd on Kpril 12 at the St Helens Junivr Turks! Dinner Hotel. M3545 Zhi: 1, CLASSMEN a i X L Y, . ,. Y A, , s ..l 1 . T YES? ' 'QE??f?h2U W .373 ? , ,,1,,..,,f,. ..,,M., ,.,,. xg .x,.. 14, up X, y W. Q -H ' . I, xx, 4- ' X , 4. ,:' I - . . A , 1 ,, X ,. 1 ,V Y , ' g dldtdfle Front row, left to right: Judi D Laulainen, Marilyn Alden, Bette WWHenry, Judy Forth, Susan Schdbz, Bev Moon, Marie Kiser. Second row: Dick Manning, Bill Roundtree, Pat Cabe, Linda Gillaspie, Mrs.Living- stone, Bob Maupin, Larry Berg.Thbd row: David white, Jack Livingmxnq Jim Connell, Ronald Mallonee, Gary Mohoric, Dale Allebaugh, There were 20 members in our class when we started our Sophomore year. The following officers were elected: David white, President: Marie Kiser, Vice President, Marilyn Alden, Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Cabe, Reporter, Jack Livingstone, Sergeant-of-Arms. Our class advisorvnm Mrs. Livingstone. We initiated the Freshmen on September lh. We had a party in the high school gym and a dance afterwards. Pat Gabe was elected Carnival Queen and Judy Forth and Bob Maupin was elected Daisv Mae and Lil' Abner We sold candy,had a teen-age dance,and sold booster buttons to raise money. Front row, left to right: Gene Smith, Bill Mueller, Merle Johnsaq Clyde Hughes, Denny Davis, Second row: Juanita Slagle, Carol Hill, Bobbie Jo Slack, Ina Jean Aust, Louise Romenesko, Marilyn Huber, Sharon Strawder. Third row: Ron Henning, David Connell, Rae Robin- ette, Brenda Banjuh, Emily Berg, Pat Challender, Douglas Wilson, Ivan Rogers, Mr. Mandt. When school opened in Septemberg the Freshmen class had 10 girls and 10 boys. Election of officers were held with Gene Smith hung elected President, Emily Berg Vice President, Louise Ro- menesko Secretary-Treasurer, and Bobbie Jo Slackikmorten Mr. Mandt was our class advisor. We were initiated into high school at the beginning of September. In return we sponsored a dance in theHlgh School Gym. Emily Berg was our candidate for Carnival Queen Bobbie Jo Slack and Clyde Hughes represented us in the Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner contest, v 3 ' VJ P. Illll llll lllll IHI- lllln fum llll lllll Q? allll lllll allll lllll Hlln lDlll llll BIII l HI QP Left to right, Front row, Vina Matney, Lynn Terry, Margie Slagle, Betty McKim, Linda Shaklee, Jerene Romenesko, Gail Cabe. Second row, Jim Roundtree, Emil Berg, Jim Robinette, Kenny Greger, Jack Reppetto, B111 Alden, Mr. Goble. Third row, Robert Raymer, Tom Connell, David Terry, Ricky Roundtree, Bob Smarz. Eighth Grade At the beginning of the year a student body was formed. It con- sisted of the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. Officers elected from the Sth grade were, Bob Smarz, Vice-president, David Terry, Treasurer, and Linda Shaklee, Secretary. We had a Halloween Party the 30th of October, and as the tradi- tion, the seventh grade was invited. As soon as everyone had arrived, a scavenger hunt was started. It lasted for about an hour. After that, refreshments were served, followed by games and dancing. Near Christmas we ordered some jewelry. Some of us gave them for gifts. We also had a Christmas party. Gifts were exchanged and then the record player was set up in the library and the sev nth d a , e az eighth grades danced. Mr. Coble organized a girls tumbling team. The girls on it from the eighth grade are, Wendy Ehmer, Margie Slagle, Ireda.Te11inghusian, Betty McKim, and Lynn Terry, The others are from the 6th and 7th vrades. There are nine in all. They have been practicing hard They entered the talent show and won second prize in the gradeschool ditilibn. They also appeared May Day. Robert Raymer entered the talent show too. 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STAR Counry ALLSTA2 9EF 'S'VE GM'-D orfensnve Fwueexmr. oeeeuswf END M: 1, 4:4 'H-'rf '- , . 15,12 . 9 f .f A f :WW .Sv . ...:. 'l'lVl'l'lES Judy Smarz, Kay Tracy Shirley Mueller Mr, Marum, Dick Roundtree, Dale Fiedler,and Richard Forth T0 AHA WK TAFF Wwhere's the layout for the Senior Class? This and many other such remarks could be heard as the nine members of the annual staff worked busily on the annnl, Adding to the excitement of annual work was the change of its name from the traditional RAINBUM to TOMAHAWK, A Nights as well as afternoons were spent in the commercial room preparinfg layouts for the next deadline. Sale of ads was suc- cessful and we appreciate thetnlp given U5 by some of the Juniors in selling them, Annual staff MBMDSPS are : Dian Henry, Editorg Ann Mueller, Ass't Editorg Kay Tracy, Business Managerg Carol Terry, Activities and Features Editorg Judy Smarz, Advertising Editorg Sbirle y Mueller, Grade Editorg D al.e Fiedler, Sports Editorg Richard Forth and Dick Houndtree, Mortersg and Mr. Marum, Advisor. It is the sincere wish of all the members of the TOMAHAWK staff that you enjoy your annual and will for many more years. Ann Mue , Dian Henry, Carol Terry 'TP' ' x I 4- Al. . WDQKING ou THE MIMEOGRAPH WALI' DISNEY, DALE FIEULER, DICK ROKLNO TREE SMOKE XGNAL STAFF PQTTINC-5 ON HEADLINQZS ,Duma HENRLL Rack-CARD PORN-I, Nr.MARuM, PHOTOS annex Gene GREGEY- TNI Pm 6 Sreucfu ANN Maeuee, LAu.9.a. OAMTI Fov-e Ql'0U.ND'. FKA!-I KIE RBBINETTE ROM! jun, Spmgz, KIM KOAIDRAQKI, Surzlsv NU61L5K Seven girls and six boys ' were on the Smoke Signal staff this year. Starting in January, each person was assigned a page to do. The paper was published twice a month, and pictures were used in most issues. Eight students on the staff attended the A11- Coast Press Clinic held at the University of Washington in February of this year. Also, we joined two new organizations to help us improve our paper. They are the Scholastic Press Assm ciation and the Pacific Slope School Press, X 1 . Y ug . x w A' v 1 X WIFE? 41.1 15 il'5'f' We ., J , vw . - 'sv f 'Ti Af V as nf! Shirley Mueller Vice President 0 Kay Tracy Treasurer I Q P12 me k X' sr? as hah Dian Henry President Our Student Council was conqnsed of 12 members. It consists of the presidents of each class, the Pep Staff, and the Students Body Officem with Mr, Marum as our Advisor. To the Student Council Leaders Conference in Vancouven Wash.we sent Gene Smith,David White, Ann Mueller, Pat Cabe and Bev Moon. The Leader- ship Conference in Seattlewasattamwd by Dale Fiedler,Davidkhite,GeneSmith and Jim Kondracki. Reports of these meetings were given to the Student Council and Student Body respectiwim Events which were used as fund raising projects were: Cucumber pimp ing, Sadie Hawkins Dance, Carnlval, and selling of schoolpennants, A system of hall guards was set up to provide more sgfdg on the stairs and less carelessness while traveling through the halls. fx Mr. Marmm Advisor r r d A I Judy Smarz Secretary Carol Terry Reporter Seated: Bev Moon, Kay Tracy, Judy Smarz, Dian Henry, Shirley Mueller, Carol Terry, Standing: Gene Smith, Romonia Disney,David White, Ann Mueller, Richard Forth, Pat Cahn Front row: David White, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY EH 'Z E L onor ociefg Dian Henry, Carol Terry, Judy Forth, Ann Mueller,' Marie Kiser. Second row: Marilyn Alden, Laura Damitz, Judy Smarz, Judi Laulainen, Pat Gabe, Kay Tracy. Advisor Mr.Marum is not present in picture. if , I Front row: Marilyn Alden, Ina Aust, Bobbie Jo Slack, Brenda Banjuh, Emily Berg. Back row: Marie Kiser, Ann Mueller, Caro Hill, Juanita Slagle, Sharon Strawder,,Mrs. Goble, teacher. Torch had thirteen members counting advisor, Mr. Marum. At the end of the first quarter the Society was organized and election of officers was held. Elected were: President, Dian Hnnryg Vice-President, Kay Tracyg Sec.-Treas., Judy Smarzg and Reporter, Marie Klser. Committees were: Membership, Marilyn Alden andLaura Damitzg Scholarship, Ann Mueller and Ju? Forthg Social, Pat Gabe and Judi Laulainen. 'or the first meeting a party was held to initiate the one- bar members. The program was planned by tm officers. To promote more interest in Torch, each member was to wear his pin on Wednesdays. If they failed to do this they were fined, 5? for members and lOl for 0ffi0ePS- A Torch meeting is held at the end ofmch quarter to figure up potential members and tts Honor roll. .L w Girl's eague The Girl's Club is comp- osed of the Twenty-nine girls in high school. Main events of th S ear were the Mother's Tea,an the Father-Daughter Banquet. Senior Skit Different girls took nuns attending the two Girl's Leagw Conferences this year. Every month we held meet- ings. Each time a different class would be incharge of preparing a program or some kind of intertainment. Officers for the year were President,Carol Ann Terry Vice President, Romonia Disnqn Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Fortm and Reporter, Marie Kiser. Our Advisor was Mrs. Livingstone. Father,Daughter Banquet Front row: Louise Romenesko Emil Ber Mar Huber, Rae Robinette, Juanita Slagle, yCarog' Hilliyn Second row: Shirley Mueller, Judy Slack, Bette Henry, Judy Forth, Marie Kiser, Ann Mueller, Bobbie.bS1ack, Third row: Mrs. Livingstone, Brenda Banjuh, Judysmarz Marilyn Alden, Beverly Moon, Pat Cabe, Laura Damitz ' Frankie Robinette, Ina Aust. Fourth row: Dian Henry Linda Gillespie, Sharon Strawder, Romonia Disney, Kay, Tracy, Judi Laulainen, Susan Schultz. f'! Q9 cw eHerman's Club Front row, left to right: Dick Roundtree, Dale Fiedler, Dan Fenn. Ron Mallonee, David White, walt Disney. Second row: B111 Romuk tree, Gene Smith, Bob Maupin, Larry Berg, Gene Greger, Jim Connell, Mr. Gust. HC1ViS0I'. Third row: Jim Kondracki, Ivan Belden, Gly Mohoric, Richard Forth, Terry Stones D011 Henning, Clyde Hughes. The Lettermans' Club held elections at the beginning of the year. Officiers elected were: President, Danny Fenng Vice-President, Gary Mohoricg Secretary-Treamzen Ridmrd Forth: auiSgt.-of-Arms, Ivan Bdden. Mr. Gust was our advisor. At the end of Football seasonthe Boys Home Ec. honored u s with a Banquet in the English room. We had a Penny Toss Booth at the Carnival to raise money to helppay for the broken tooth Bob Maupin received in a football game. Mmmmmm Good! Dinner provided by Boys Home Ec. in honor of Club. Entertainment: Ron Mallonee imitating Elvis! It's a Funny Joke! Teachers get big laugh at Boys Home Ec. Dinner. May Day The 1958 May Court reigned over the May Day Festivals May 10. After Mr. Davis crowned King Richard and Queen Dian, the Proclamation was read by King Richard. The program was then presented by the Grade School. After the program the exhidts in the Grade School and High School and p:ic:1ic lunches were enjoyed by all. Front row: Attendent Jimmy Fitzg Princess Judy Smarzg Princess Shirley Muellerg Queen Dian Henryg Attendent Susan Ghristing King Richard Forthg Princess Carol Terryg Princess Kay Tracyg Attendmm Bobby Duncan. Back row: Prince Danny Fenng Prince Dale Fiedlerg Prince Jim Kondrackig Prince Dick Roundtree. Missing from the picture is Attendent Kristine Terry. r WM fzr2f '4mrgm,aQg,.:z ,gf ffl ' 2- r, NF .- , - ,w .- f:1 G REAT CAESAR GHOST nLet's make it a double weddingln uI'd like a pet ghost, too.n nThey called me Oysterln Do these statements sound familiar to you? They should, especially if you're a member of the Class of '58. These are punch lines from the Senior Play produced by the Class of '58 with the help of some members of the Class of '59 and under the direction of Mrs. William Davis. For fourhilarious weeks Cin the eyes of those who did not partici- patel, dreary weeks Kin the eyes of these who had parts to learnj, nerve-wracking weeks fin the eyes of the much-enduring directorl, the cast practiced the play, supposedly in all their spare time, in actu- allity, only while within seeing distance of the director. Practices, for the most part proved to be fun for all concerned. Always when things got dull someone did or said something funny,anit11e practice turned into a gab session. For all the joking anihamming, the lines were learned and the scenery and properties were correctly placed on the stage. Came the big night and everyone had a bad case of butterflies.T11e curtain rose, the butteries miraculously disappeared, and all w e nt fairly well. 'Great Caesaris Ghostn was the name of the play and, as itimplies, there is a ghost involved. The story is a romance, the plotcn?which is the marriage of Helen Cportrayed by Dian Henryj, and Tommy Cacted by Richard Forthl. Helen's mother, Penelope fCarol Terryl, is opposed to the marriage. She thinks that in order to be someone, one must be affiliated with Majahs, ect. She, and her friend, Phobe lJudy Smarzl , are always going to see the Great MajahlDan Allebaughb. Phoebe keeps her daughter, Deborah fRomonia Disneyl, dressed as a twelve-year-old, when actually, she is sixteen. Deborah has had no dates until the day Helen, in an attempt to get her out of the way, sends her to the show with a neighbor boy, Dick fDick Roundtreel. Things are in a pretty bad fix, what with the Majah, the forbidden romance, and the out-landish dresses when Aunt Polly CKay Tracy! stops for a short visit before going to China. She agrees to help the young people straighten out their troubles. Before she has a chance to start, Uncle Phineas KJim Kondrackij, and old beau of hers arrives from Soumh America with his traveling companion, Great Caesar's Ghost. The ghost immediately gets intg,trouble by scaring Johnson fDale Fiedleri, the butler. Johnson has other troubles, too, as Esther, the maid iShirley Mueller! is determined to carry on a romance with him. Actior1and.humor are supplied by Dick and Hannah, the cook Klaura Lee Damitzl as Dick is always stealing cake. Uncle Phineas and Aunt Polly cook up a solution to all of the problems and, with the help of the Ghost, they convince Penelope and Phoebe that the young people are right. Majah, the Mystic, tries to swindle Penelope and Phoebe, but the Ghost saves the day. All ends happily as Tommy and Helen and Phineas and Polly plan their honeymoon while Dick and Debbie and Johnson and Ester plan a movie date. 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Mm Mer. affnufz gpg,-,gk ,-0 SCHOOL 041 Soazw f4Ar6-110,941 Exf4o.eArfau,f ACTIVITIES M?- QKLL 3 3 3. , 1 vi in ANN Mama Ee Pggpgfgf hiQcA'Ef F012 JUNIOR Pfgpq Furuennn . , W . 6l!l7H 'U-'YDEZ THE SEA THEME 0 Form s7,q,vps UNH OFFICE! ggrge S Cmervwv are leaf-fer-Y agwca- ,ve spare ro rhc 616 NSG, , ,, . ., . fl I,-swat' 3 ng,-wg , ., - ww,-,W Qi f 19 P: if Af ,. . , f-1. 'Z?:-rn wfw rybi ' 'fp L .' x' ' 2.6 ' f ' 1 A WW, Q. VMWM-.,. . V ,ff , Vwww. -1 fm-ff V ,,..,, V' K4 A 4 .v - ,, 1 1 r 1 ' s 'K 'gl' 1 'M Delewotes to the annual All vo Slope School Press Conference. Laura Damitz, Judy Smarz, Romo Dian Henry, iecond row, Ann Mu Richard Fo rth, Dale Fiedler, J Activities est facific Front row, nia Disney, eller, im Kondracki. Delegates to Student Council Conference in Vancouver Wn. Beverly Moon, Pat Gabe. G Smith, David White, ller SIIG Lewis County Officials speak at assembly. Sheriff Earl Hilton and Ass't Juvinile Director Bill Mason. Washington State Annual Conferenc at the University of Washington. Delegates are, front row: Dick Roundtree, Kathy Tracy. Second row Richard Forth,Ann Mueller, Dian Henry, Dale Fiedler. Student Body Christmas Party Luncheon F1 'Ni ' .. xx: ' ' ' .:2. 'I ,gg wi V A . K K .QQ t f' Q - V '- ' w iki s, P ei, 2' Wi ,rt Q fg. ,? ,..:,iz I D k K 3' - J e .g.sg. 55.1.-5 R Y? , Y fx, li ill ase-.t1'fi 3dz.' 'i 4 , U zf, .,., Q ' 2:5 L Q 5 ,mQf' pmgwxHm'nMmE HfEHWkf i ir ,wewmmewwmwa immwewsre LI- iiwz,aai2fei-nfi'il2s:'l2l'1lz12Iif?' W jf: , - ' '--- .-..,, L gi '3f7:2M 5zfiliiiigiiiiigili' 'fiff'21- Q-X, , i?Ne,?f5??f5EIEiL',12SZEz Q '-i- 4 if 5 6 Qhmmiiwwkmwiwgausmmkms Sf f'wy 'ei' F diem, t-,,J -' we , N Ui 'ag ewssmmw,wwemw 'fWWwWmt? 4 :+ ppkss awwemeayxmee sf,i3fwu - gif hangs ' i w A 4 - V 3 . K ,Si F W W K ., yvy Z Ann, , ,7,,,, , , ,, , , ,,,. L -' vv iwwlmss- .wai l - u ' ' ' Chemistry Class visits Lewis County S011 Testing Lab. Front rowg Dale Fiedler, Car01 ferry. Homonia Disney. B111 Roundtree- cond rowg Jack Livingstone, Richard Forth, Ann Mueller, Jim Kondracki, Mr. N8Ddt,t9a0heT Se TE S5 DAMlTz Coon SCHOCL PERS ONEL ,A ,I pffh ,aww H Mum? VEM Hmnss Qooxc LOUISE B556 JAN ITIZESS 'Run-1 SCHMITZ. SCCQETAYNQ - Nukse N ?Auu Jaxcnsu QTANITOP- r 1 km JOHN PAP5 OQ M.:-'cfmfvf X R Jwm Parc, Jam,-.v coaq kaafnrmnuu, OX 00416445 Mnuor f-MAAV Gust TY I C3 BUS ae fm:-.es I ,-. K .QM ' f , I .4 i... 'l'l'll.E'l'lCS N' Q V... 4, x , qwwz This year we started out kind of slow. But toward the middle of the season, we pulled out of a slump to beat Toutle Lake, 25-19, and North River, 29-26. Three of our football players recieved awards for being outstanding players. They were: Ivan Belden, Offensive Fullbackg Terry Stone, Defensive End, and Dale Allebaugh, Defensive Guard. As for next year, our football team looks promising. Returning next year will be 12 lettermen. Ivan Belden looks to be a promising Offensive Halfback and Dale Allebaugh will be a contending Defensive Guard. 74a Sedednle Sept. 13 Boistfort O Napavine O Sept. 13 Boistfort O Toutle Lake 7 Uamboreel Sept. Boistfort lh Adna 32 Sept, Boistfort Napavine 20 Oct. Boistfort wiskah 33 Oct. Boistfort Toutle Lake 19 Oct. Boistfort Rainier 21 Oct. Boistfort North River 26 Nov. Boistfort Oakville 39 Nov. Boistfort Adna 26 ywaaas First row, left to right: Jim Kondracki, Terry Stone, Richard Forth, Dale Fiedler, Dick Roundtree, and Bob Maupin. Second row, Ivan Belden, David White, Clyde Hughes, Jack Livingstone, and Gene Smith. Third racCarh Gust, Pat Challender, Denny Davis, Welt Disney, Larry Berg, Don Henning end Manager Bill Mueller. Not pictured: Daniel and Dale Allebaugh. YW ww 111. Ae- f fe -4 . 4 Mi, ,f.-.3! W. , , pf '- .- ,131 . L: Q . , . v V . A . T' FOOTBALL SNAPS HuSffl Henning -D QS7Lic. Dafa was A . n, ,R . lv' ff , ' 'C fgfq s fin' Befafe n f .Y ,L H , ,,t Crafty KOH N1 Cl Ullln lVlc4.ufv5Ys laslqlrflavrfr Ldfley wa ,DYl.u:'n'Daue Y At Rainier At Rainier' R-21' B44 mm at noinrorv, A-26, B-zo Srreahid Sfone At Napavine N-20, B'-U4 At Napavine U . wusnm Nweifegmvyaggzd ,wgxgxmif gqw 1-,gcwg-W-Q1-rm ww W5 I r Z 7mm Although Boistfort placed last in the league this year, we still had some hard fought games. We had four returning lemmrmen: Dick Roundtree, Terry Stone, Danny Fenn and Gary Mohoric. Gary Mohoric was high point man on the team with 222 points. We didn't make any honors in league play, but we did win two sportsmanship trophies, one given by the PeEll Kiwanis Club, which is a rotating trophy, and one given by the Boistfort Lions Club, which is a permanent trophy. 'Me Sadednle White Pass Dec 3 Boistfort Adna ggigtgggt North River Dec 10 Boistfort Tbutle Lake Boistfort Adna uDec lj Boistfort Tenino Boistfort Rainier wDec la Boistfort Napavine Boistfort White Pass Dec 20 Boistfort PeEll Boistfort Napavine Jan 3 Boistfort Rainier Boistfort PeEll Jan 7 Boistfort Oakville Boistfort Rainier Jan 10 Boistfort Adna Boistfort Oakville Jan. lu Boistfort Toutle lake nT0urnament Games Boistfort Tenino Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 30 sm M , I. ..J - Zi 205-L whiff ,f f X an-,A 1 'v f 1 9 ,'z,.: -wuz. 1 1-, V r x , , c,?. 'i?',x.'A - . P , , x 1 XV. .A 5 I F- Q- .-.-'LV' . gm, ,, .3 , ,v fix X ee: y'Ag X54 f:3 'e'l if 'Hn A 'Fermi First Row, left to right: Pat Chalbnderg David Connelh managers. Second Row: Coach Gustg Gary Mohoricg Clyde Hughesg Terry Stoney Richard Forthg Dale Fiedler Danny Fenng Dick Roundtreeg Bob Maupin. B3 .anew 2.,.., ,d, C' 'E , li ge 'K Q, .C Richard Terry Dale Dick Q , K f'?5,, I Bob Danny Clyde Gary J V Squad WPiten Jim Kondracki,' Dick Manning, second-56Qf 2112 Houndtree, Walt Disney, Ivan Rogers, Coach us . Zcwelall This year there are fourteen boys turning out for base- ball. There are two seniors, two juniors, six sophomores, an four freshmen. The positions the boys are turning out for this year are: Pitchers: Ron Mallonee, Clyde Hughes: Catchers: Gary Mohoric, Gene Smith: First base: Richard Forth: Second base: Bob Maupin: Short stop: Danny Fenn: Third base: Dick Fanning, Denny Davis: Left field: Dick Roundtree, David White: Center field: Walt Disney, Right field: Bill Roundtree, Merle Johnson. when the annual went to press the team had played nine games, three league games and six practice games, they were: Boistfort Napavine lO A Rainier 7 l Tenino 8 5 7k Tout le Lake LL 5 nGreen Hill 5 17 White Pass 19 3 wAdna 8 1 NPe Ell 8 3 Toutle Lake ll 2 M League games GIRL'S R E. First row, left to right: Bette Henry, Marie Klser, Judy Forth, Judi Laulainen, Susan Shultz, Nita Slagle. Second row: Linda Gillaspie, Emily Berg, Ina Aust, Louise Romenesko, Rae Robinette, Carol Hill, Bobbi Jo Slack, Mrs. Livingstone, Third row: Marilyn Huber, Brenda Banyuh, Pat Cabe, Bev Moon, Sharon Strawder, Frankie Robinette, M9r'.fLVn Alden. D I' i II Front row, leftto right: Juiy Forth, Ann Mueller, Judi Laul- ainen, Susan Shultz, MarieKisa3 Dian Henry, Bette Henry.Second row: Emily B e r g, Ina Aust, Carol Hill, Marilyn H u b e r, Shirley Mueller, Rae Robinette, Nita Slagle, Brenda Banjuh,Mr's. Livingstone, Third row: Kay Tracy, Laura Damitz, Judy km, Bev Moon, Frankie Robinette, Pat Cab, Marilyn Alden, Rorronia Disney. Q f f with : 15 ' 4 f Q f 3 ya 4:45-egg fggwm.. ii' nv., ..f. 'Homonflm T47 Bev 'Dia-Y' wi ' gg f 'fm' 914g,,,i Mas of BE!! sJLl 7 XY'1K-L-Il Rovvam'a.' L w,q7,v'DHNCE ..,..,. ,w--.v' el IGH MGH' ' X-Dv 'Ko,gg1.21,'D 5 nec 1,......w, 2? Sonia Quia! .DARINDA HOPE Left to right, Front rowg Bill hlser,cMW Emil Berg, Bill Alden, David Terry, Bob Smarz, Jun? Roundtree, MiCKBL I Challender, Second rowg J o h n n Mallonee, J a c Reppeto, T o Connell, K e n n Greger, David Third row, Ghere, D e n n 1 McClure. L EA DER Cnse Left to right, Front rowg Mr. Goble, David Fenn, Dan Connell, Jim Roundtree, Emil Berg, Bob Smarz, Bill Alden, Second row, Bill Kiser, Frank Rasmussen, Ricky Roundtree, Dmdd Terry, Tom Connell, Kenf?reger, Jerry Hicks. 64440 fi ,f , , N I :fame ' JEKENE ROM EAIESKO Ieft to right, Front row, BobSmarz, Tom Connell, Ken Groger, BUj.Alden, David Terry. Second row, Jim Rob inette, JhnHoundtree, LoutsRogers, Mr. GHHB, Eml Berg, John Mallonee, Micxey Cnallender. .SONG Ou EEN LINDA Sfffmfe dale 2 'SUI , . h .315 Ill' '.? -Ill 11 'V' we 'gf , -,ig rl TQ: Q? g Q: Q . , a.. 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Lyn .wie ik.-I. ek asf, ff Q. ,wg H M. .-f ,A L-:Q-9, tn, . 5 . 14. 5- 'ck 4 , ,- M 'M ing ' '4 wink HHZQ, Sen fan Alun 2-gxfmgl 9'-51:67-H7 mx?s?f3v ii 2 4 ,.:... z G ..,., ap j A Xie, SNQ V PII' I Q I' :bn In OTJIZIUURJ M2645 71 07 '9'F T fp'A ,fl !f?'AwT:?:Ro,.J MRS' M'-ke annual ui!-79,9 'uf'-4 l4Jn'Ul'! K fm'-Us 5 A i Ma F i I P ' fl, L J 4vJ A D...,l..-f. nun I 'LL 22.5.37 's'n.Q,,'5'f. ' ? 'S '. 66 rf. - Con Universal Furniture Co Chehalis, Washington Chehalis Advocate Chehalis Washington Schwartz Men's Store Chehalis, Washington Woods' Flying A Service Chehalis, Washington Dyson's Gentralia, Washington Petra Insurance Agency Chehalis, Washington grafu lafion XX ll 5 'Co the Class of 58 Whitmarsh's Body k Fender Works Chehalis, Washington Singer Sewing Center Chehalis, Washington Joe Home R Son Chehalis, Washington St, Helens Hotel Chehalis, Washington Cook's Jewelry Store Chehalis, Washington Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Centralia, washington Ke11y's Sport Shop Chehalis, Washington IKLABER STORE Groceries and Fine Goods Gas k Oil - Magazines Klaber, Washington Phone CHerry 5-37Lp6 U mmwwf LEwf.5 Coufv Centralia warren Broth TY AUTOXUOBIL ers, Inc. Chevrolet, Cadillac Carter's Garage Plymouth, Chrysler Countryman Motor Hud Co. son, Rambler Eddin's Auto Co. Ford, Mercury Eddin's Edsel Inc. Edsel E DEALERS ASSN, Chehalis Chehalis Ga rage Plymouth-Chrysler Imperial Hans Culmback Chevrolet Enterprise Electric Ele t c rical Products Lindsey Motors Studebaker-Packard INC. Oaks Pontiac Howard H, Hutchins Pontiac Nash Rambler Severns Motor Co, Ed S. Mayes Buick Dodge-Plymouth Uhlmann Motors Riley Motors Ford-Mercury Plymouth-Desoto Lincoln Seip R Hansen Oldsmobile Compliments of Lewis- Pacific, Dairymefrs Association Darlgold Dairy Products Hay - Grain - Flour - Feed - Seed McCormick - D eering Farm Machi Phone SH 8-H433 Cheha lis, Washington X16 TY -4 av7f.yf: ffM K 1- Q nig W 1 an O uj fk fl LOUJSC 17011 kd Henninj 1'menfS 51 H 7 gffggflg f un ..- VM s :lb Q tl 3 if? if .' -if x Trac 3 S 1 uf Lap Foovffu 4 AA , L 54 Q. 700 fe J ,wif 051 fav 5 A7 lgzxkllb .frvnm 0 :'- ,f .5222 Thqlfvfc 1 ww ' 5 x 77 7' ' 3? S R -f V EQT ,9 fulloul 5 i S Lefke Ch owls , 72,3 IGZR I env? Suv My 1,4 - Y o . W, greflr-L af fh sojisaid- Ann-quvn ffrfyfiffoclz ,users F6710 Carol TCf7'Yl5A:',efMud,er u u .!f ,II LUQSLMYZH w .,. N ,W -W.. -, k,qt5i.F,:.vM U?,,T,Fx?, ,,.:,3,Z.W5, 6 .lv N1 -r-., X 1 ' J . 1 Aw Q., A X ,Y,.-4-I -M 4- a Q F4 'mu 'Q 1-1 f Tfp. - xi' 43, J :ff 155, , + , ,'f 'r YH . ,, V., 5,1-.,, , ,UI if . W. j 1 ,' rw - '-:Aj vw 1, vm ,,'., M 'U 'wwf ' ' . . Q H ' ,G '. , xv-A ii ' , -1, . , w., ,i, 3, . ,. ,L lr' ':. A 1 Q FUEL WEST Z I lfejar o 5 Hardware Chehalis, washington Nafionaf Bank of Wd5f12njfoH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Coffman - Dobson Branch Chehalis, Washington fur ffs f7ercf1anfife Ed and Tep Panush Feed - Seeds - Gas and 011 - Groceries Cold Storage Lockers Phone CHerry 5- 814.01 Curtis, Washington Qfkgii. ir, 'rf Vw, My ' .1 W, 2,4 . 15.2 ,.. -. Q1 in .X ff'-1-f ,fjgw-my f .1 SHerwood 8-N821 CHEHALIS GRAIN COMPAN Y, INC R,E. Pollom Wholesale and Retail GRAIN, HAY, FLOUR, AND POULTRY FOODS 1028 Prindle St, Chehalis, Washington f'-irslf fealerdf .5'av1'rJt7s of loaf? A55'n. of Che fv 6 ffl? 921 CHEIIALIS Ava. CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON Specialists in Home Loans k High Earning Savings Accounts nSave where you can parkn Centralia Branch THE NA TIONAL BANK Of C0!'7!7fHCE OF SEATTLE Centralia, Wash. Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pubfic Disfricf No. One of Lewis County nLive Better Electricallyn f' ' ff 'M E, Aff 5 ff - F X if f 'A 3 1 59 1. 3. Z . MM E ' W ,M...,g,,,,Q 1 '- Z 1- . ag gk 5 P ff , V' 'ff S.. ff ff' a J : V .N Road-1 FOR! 4 WP ' x' 5 -,Ma .N N I 3 f . ,. . W, ' ' 1 x, , , f 4 , x 1. x ' W Z W 924 , Q 1 A X ah 1ylnTn 1 Plly.r1,ue ' ,ki 1 I I A BQ1r Vac:-rad 'F 77' fe'R' . C v-rl Iggyul B, 5 QL A BUKQJ , re. . 1 ppp: R K 1 ' 91 'f f ,V G XA Q .qi I 11 Q 3 is x vb Q r X ggi' K N a 1. s X gg, Q X X if ,,. 4-r . .. .L I N 4 5 K A 5-x 3 5.3 Juli! 1' vflm, D7 Illllvt 3 -.N 'r jr, l 3 .,,,,., 1 ii' .M gi f ? -----1 5 ',f A 1 I A ' -- Q Q N f x V. -V .... ' 4 ' '- -,-. . my ., ' . A . ,Mg ,M Ng ..i:,--2, lg 5 ' ' 'izz P iw W va 'af an fig' 5 A'Q: 'z.f'-.fy-f 'Mfv f ' 750 view Clan TAeyQnnI5lfi:L:J aw 1 Fw ,. ' . 3 xx, if V K k Swfnlngtgo 5 5 Q f 5 f gigs . sf. J rye fn l'l7D'n' TIH5 ow? OUT Y L I-ltadnvy FOR bf 4 I u... 1. , 'Wa - -... 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District bl'13r. Local Agen 1030 Market st. S07 w. Main Chehalis, Wash, mga, Centralia, Wash. E' Phone SH 8-7121 Q.. E Phone PE 6-1,941 FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS Long term - Low interest for all Agricultural purposes LEWIS PAc1F1c NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOC 1061 Market St. Chehalis, Wash. Best Wishes From The I PGV1Vly Slfofe. Chehalis, Washington 1 1 Evernclenb Studio Portrait and Commercial Photography Cameras Amateur Supplies Kodak Finishing Framing Phone PE 6-LL313 Centralia, Washington All K WU, i 5 jf f 3 A 6 K al? U I ,, P 2 . Mtzlaif' 'im 5' b I f iifgim P Ziff 4-N-A K gp: N hhaa R, I, 5 M5 NB' N Q Q QQ-if 5t.Patr.eK,s i G 5.5, 51, ,VN A UJh8t'.S So 'Fllhh h 'Hin,vQllCCl'l GOWN' sttddlls llflfl, JUJ7: Anyq Mt' L '7 Mrs-and Mr. Davis E A Merle, 1, .,. Cknlby P X Qllol Pgfx 'Rn' r Bgol Tad, F- S il ,3 J. 0 Q G.'m 'Go' , , M e 'en J' CafchlFuIIill Shr- Garu M' .L ' A '41 mr. Gail W ' X 'lm , gl 2 D acKf' M S fliuus Q if Uloumvnlisn 1 W 4? - L Xa , .sr.,Ju1- . I,0ll37Il'P ' whFT-4. peulu.-o77f aaa K 135223 Snap, Dresser A I 5 ff Ka, li-ae.-5 ! A nkohy 513819 wx o...,nt hurts! Cheese- Giddi 'P . . , . W, v A ghwlgj mduHL F. Tam Saga kgelues. w.ul -nu ww, A Mrs. Dams A -I IIUQAQJ if..-.. - J W, W W-H,-W A sf fwfr--vww v , v ifffwlffffz 5 mms? co. Insurance - Bonds - Real Estate Phone SH 8-3322 925 Pacific Avenue Chehalis, Wash. .c2fr1,a!Cg. Pepsi Cola - 7-up - Nesbitt's Orange Hire's Root Beer - Full Flavors Phone SH 8-824A Chehalis, wash. G. W. Nowadnick J. C. Nowadnick Phone 8-7971 Phone 8-4119 QUXCA' SERVICE THHIVSFEH Moving - Packing - Storage Wwe care for the things you care forn 1056 Prindle Street n ' Phone 8-3221 Chehalis, Washington fm? 4155! Hows PLJFSZ' C'0H5f!'7!ZZ5 fir' w- -awww --WW ' arf ,iwk -, v 1. if 27' 'f,f x -Q Q: L A A ' Q1 up ,fr- ,L C'6fVf'f?f2L FUEL 60, 23h7 Market Street Chehalis, Washington A Business with a Warm Welcome Coal - wood - Pres-to-logs Stokermatic Sales and Service le wf'5 Cnoan ZL Hardware Chehalis, washington wilson Sporting Goods Also Hardware, Farm Fencing, and Farm Supplies Phone Your Orders--we Deliver Automotive and Truck Parts Machine Shop Service EDDY HUTO PARTS 1019 Market Street Phone SH. 3-33hl Chehalis, Washington ' - COP' G Sears Dru STOVE PERSCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone SH. 8-7721 Chehalis, Washington Across from St. Helens Hotel y--f nu aa.. aiu -- 01- Ppldy .1 M-M11 3-fe,-,JJ 44-,J no setzvicg B '7' '-5'b i 195 usual - pil Thlkliuf 4TowcQ , fm A 'w 5 Q f' gf Wh LKXXM is A , xt' Wg 5 1, 1 g f fkoyu.-ouzu f?? 17 wns Y-1.10-J 'rv UKREY Qi, XE Hn Ayn m-'J A A Sulcnle S7-'AJ ,fu nc,77o,., ... P-l,,,-L1 Jaan! 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Quality Furniture for Less Phone PE 6-3367 Centralia, washington MIILIES SPORT SHOP Complete Athletic Equipment Hunting and Fishing Supplies Outboard Motors and Wheel Goods Licenses Phone PE 6-M122 113 West Main Centralia Marsha lf- Me Us f-farcfware 9u8 Chehalis Avenue Chehalis, Washington Phone SH 8- M232 ez URES, INC. 1Oh0 Market St. Chehalis, Wash. Phone SHerwood 8-8601 Phone SH 8-3201 ZOLll'.S A. Iffmonlg Established 1919 COM ERCIAL PRINTING 8 STATIONERY Sales Books . Manifolding Forms Wedding Stationery Chehalis, Wash. Phone SH 8-A824 Krejefs Cl'1ef2af1'S Saw Sfvolo General Sharpening BUf?!VETT'5 Wyler Hamilton Lawn Mower Repair Eterna' Elgin and and Parts Sharpening Bulova watches 853 Pacific Ave. cnenalis Chehalisv Wash- 1167 Market Street Chehalis, Washington Phone SHerwood 8-A421 9607- Your? , Inc. 1015 Chehalis Ave. Chehalis, Wash. Phone SH 8-MMB6 fodsltaf Re f'ri3eraZ7on Company F4Zf7Ef?ZU!'75fff Ca,zm5. A11 Makes Refrigeration Equipment 24 Hour Service Phone SH 8-7241 952 Prindle at State Phone SH 8-7162 Bull 545551042 wHArs so Fw-auq! f Mp.. Mmw-H RDMCO oovo 1- 0 M ICLIL Ro-umrueb 'iomllg QIIQCN, Nurse Klfel, GENE bkeesn -'frvg--'f -f - A 'Tx M f, f-.JQHTr5vi-3g4g5g'jf':g.g1g1sv'.- fl 3:4 ,jf ffm' -1 ai . , , 4. V . QC , , ,V . hm ESrr'5l'1iH'S -10 St 5 M ore Phone SH 8-3333 S thi N ome ng ew 1Slh Market Street Every Day Chehalis Washington Centralia - Chehalis fgfrj faucer fafe GROCE R Y CO. ' Chehalis Washington Chehalis Washington 2025 Market Street f7c!mme!! Factor CO. FUZLEFZS F000 COMPANY South City Limits Chehalis, Washington Phone SH 8-8688 Chehalis Washington HOME G45 C0!'7Pf4fVV J-O,'mn2e's Gri Phone SH B-M802 120 N. Tower Chehalis Washington Centralia Washington .V 4 1 A I xx , 1 , . I r, fffl-1TNERS IEUJELRY STORE 901 Chehalis Avenue Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova, Gruen Wrist Watches Chehalis, Washington Phone SH 8-M313 Wil m5 BEN FROM KUN STO'Rf Nationally Known Locally Owned Chehalis, washington RAY HHNRICHER MOBIL SERVICE 417 South Tower Centralia, washington M0055 MENS CLOTHING CONGRATULATIONS Hart Schnaffner and Marx Clothes Better Quality For Less Chehalis, Washington HUB CITYCLEHIVEHS 505 North Tower Avenue Phone PE 6-6206 Pick Up and Delivery on Monday and Thursday USATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACKN Sears ROE2!3LlCk 6770160 I I 801 Market St, Chehalis, Washington Phone SH 8-hh73 JTC PENNEY COMPANY HALWAYS FIRST QUALITYU Centralia, washington JONES' THIN SHOP 950 North Street Chehalis, Washington 'T l 5':fK B 4 -f 'Qf,, A A Hamlin? ,, -,,. , g, , li Q Q,- ,. fx? 11' C h 92 R 'O S' ,. V ,J , . W Ape, ,-:-:. :r:::::2: : ...,.. . 'ffm'2 .5 7 Sh on 17 Dem ne BIKTJF 2,9 ll T U R Q Mlm A g . 7714? '-Vlyfl Ftqfaokt je,,,4gg mfeasf uv 77:4 1-UATQIL . 5465 eN7njeJ I 7 fl 154 foofadj .I'M Uzlvfv. ff Bun Q,.k D y Hose :awry .nllq-burns. WT 73-1 Jvauog Dian-'sk JQQ 1 if Pu77nuf ou llc fled L47-J'-S Bon!-e7 I Q0UfJ 644419 cfvfvced Aff 4vl'7l7'. , M, , , . , ,,, W an Q rf , a - ' PEERLES5 FOOD PRODUCTS CO. Chowtime Wieners and Other Fine Meats Made Fresh Daily Chehalis, washington Irving Motor ParlLS Hompiete Motor Parts and Machine Shop Irving W. Scherer, Owner Bus. Phone 8-7951 Res.Ph.8-8226 1121 Main St.-Chehalis, Wash. Agencies at Boistfort, Klaher, 2 Curtis Stores FRENCH CL EAAHNG wks. Dial SH 8-3733 972 Pacific Ave. Chehalis Monday and Thursday Pick up and Delivery AI-?DIfIXI Milk R Ice Cream Canada to Mexico Wherever the Best is Served HuslLon's Auto Paris Parts and Machine Shop 1065 Main Street Chehalis, Washington V Phone SHerwood 8-8211 5PADY'5 DAILY BREAD SHOP 814 Market Street Chehaiis, Washington THE DAILY CHRONICLE Lewis County's Only Daily Newspaper Two Offices to Serve You 96h Pacific Ave. Pearl 3 Maple Chehalis Centralia FQD PEPIEFIL TIDEWATER OIL CO. Distributor Chehalis, Washington 'W'--W-.4 Pfeafwz' -gqzfw hw- .gg , pwqwqpcg x 1 Zzzfisl VN, ,EV .- ni La ' x .1. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS AND FACULTY OF 1958 CHLCHAL L5 MUS! C CO. 7144 lm FEED Cow? PANY Home Owned and Operated The Garden Store Triangle Feeds 707 State Street Ph. SH 84m21 Chehalis, Washington PERRY BROS. The Place For Your Eggs, Chickens, and Turkeys 512 State Street Chehalis, Washington 3776 Dairy Har HAMBURGERS-MILKSHAKES 889 Main Street Phone SH 8-3793 Chehalis, Washington PROFFIVS DEPT STORES COMPLIMENTS OF Centram fhefaa-ff'5 GZ' launcfr J Chehalis Lmdszlizzsza as md Olympia French Cleaners Compliments of DE ZJHYIVE L Z-KIIVE5' Optoma frisi' Phone SH 8-7702 88h Market Street Chehalis, Washington FLOE'5 INC. 1339 Chehalis Avenue Phone SH 8-3331 Chehalis Washington International Trucks Parts and Service x .ff A211 . .-re. A -. .1 1 fs , xwxzwf-.wa L,.g,g45 ,fmgq-' 'Wi' , ni . , S 5. M TX.,1. ,-- :M - i A-n pm -1-1 gig- mn, .-.S 1 .p-. , 4 .ff SN Digg! : ,..,, .Nm ,, M, . - s+?i5v ' ' Q ' B , Q, vw k -f ., . , x , Q: -v E 4 v V. , ., -1 .1u1.e,'5,,4?,:,k,V Y, .f . A 1. ,avslf . ,,., 5 ,X A1 fu, f, . 1- ,Aj .. . 1 K, L 3-...n.'1w P . 2 J., Y 'A '1- .' ' ii? ,V For Prescriptions Gifts Veterinary Supplies Phone SH. 8-3200 Jones' Drug Store, Chehalis, Washington III!G'IIE5'.S,IvI0E STOI-?6' 827 Market Street Chehalis, Washington Phone SH 8-7933 CFIVTADAIIA KNITTING IIIIIS Skuokum Sports Wear Centralia, Washington Congratulations to the Class of 1958 T-he Ges fer'-McNiver1 Co. Home Furnishers 305 N. 'fewer - Ph. PE e-6363 Centralia, washington Everything for the Home KeIIj'S Market 1089 Chehalis Ave. Chehalis, Washington A Real Good Place to Trade SOIVIVWAIVS my CIPA NER5 1055 Main Street Chehalis, Washington Phone sn 8-7Ly88 GIIIIISPIES SERVICE STATION Gas ---- Groceries Ocean Beach Highway Congratulations to Class of NSBN Ka nousek Food Center 1769 Market Street Chehalis, washington ' ' 'iv 'W TOGRAPHS .ifiizjg J 5 . ., av . wi Winn ,A ,Q uv , 'J 4 , '15,-!igQ' 1 lp. 1::?'iF l5 f '?lf?1 F i-:2a5f F f TG cf- -1 iam.,-f 1: ,, ,. .W , . ,-fly , .. . sf . mu A, A - cfsSa-fg- V. 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