Cashmere High School - Ka Hi Wa Yearbook (Cashmere, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1953 volume:

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Ix1Rb BETTY PUGH Home Egonormcs A11 gum goes III the basket! Q1 1 1 z -f 1.rf 'f This page sponsored by PGTLATCH YAR :fx 3 L hs ,..gvw1 ROW I: Wilma Millard Carter, Anne Bixler, Weldona Burgess, Maria Burgess. ROW 2: Hope Schmidt. Sonja Samuelson, Myrna Jorgensen, Joan Lowers, Sally Speir. ROW 3: Marvin Radach, Marvin Ray, Don Pepin, Jim Chamberlain, Art Greig. Dwight Bostwick. I2 eam ogefker enior Cfazid icerd ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pierre Genelle, Advisor, Muriel Calkin, Ist semester Secretary, Joan Lowers, Ist semester Vice-President, Jim Chamberlain, Ist semester President, Loretta Farmer, 2nd semester Vice-President, Marilyn Grentz, 2nd semester Secretary, Ruby Mansfield, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Ernie Garett, 2nd semester President. I 'T' 1 E 1 Yi This page sponsored by D. R. MOODY. i A :fe 1 X 1gN MURIEL CALKIN Ir. Sr. Banquet 2,35 Soph. Dance 25 Pep Club 3, Sec. 4: Drill Team 2,3,45 Class Sec. 45 S.B. Sec, 45 Sr. Vaudeville 45 Pep Club Banquet 3, 45 Exchange Assembly 45 Annual 4. JIM CHAMBERLAIN Jr. Sr. Banquet 25 Soph. Dance 25 Sr. Mixer 45 C Club 2, 3, Pres. 45 Football I,2, 3, Co-capt, 45 S.B. Council 45 S,B. Pres. 45 Class Pres. 45 C Club picnic 2, 3,45 Annual 4. ANNA CHILDRESS Jr, Sr, Banquet 35 Exchange Assembly 4. HAZEL COPPESS Jr. Sr. Banquet 2, 35 Soph. Dance 25 Drill Team I,2, 3,45 Class Vice,-pres, 35 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Club Banquet 3,45 Exchange Assembly 3, 45 Senior Mixer 45 Council 1,45 Senior Vaudeville 45 Annual 4. LORETTA FARMER Ir. Sr. Banquet 2,35 Soph. Dance 25 Senior Mixer 45 Pep Club 3,45 Drill Team 3, 45 Class Officer 2, 45 Council 2, 3, Vice-pres. 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Pep Club Banquet 3,45 Exchange Assembly 45 Annual 4, VIRGINIA FARVOUR Jr. Sr, Banquet 35 Debate 45 Annual 45 Hi-Spots editor 4. JIM FISCHER I3 SHARLENE FISCHER Ir. Sr. Banquet 35 Soph. Dance 25 Pep Club 3, Vice-pres 45 Spring Festival 45 Christmas Program 45 Senior Vaudeville 45 Pep Club Banquet 3,45 Exchange Assembly 45 Senior Mixer 45 NCW Festival 45 Annual 4. This page sponsored by BUCKHORN CAFE AND MARKET 'Joi' , 0- 'av jf. 'ii G' .4 irif' EDWIN HENDERSON F,F. A. Ig Christmas Program 3,4, Stage 4. PEGGY HOPKINS Drill Team I,2, 3,4, Jr. Sr. Banquet 2, 3, Soph. Dance 2, Sextet 2, 3, Spring Festival 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Club Banquet 3,4, Homecoming Princess 3, Ellens- burg 3, N.C.W. Festival 3, Christmas Program 3, Exchange Assembly 3, 4, Sr. Mixer 4, Sr. Vaudeville 4. BRAD JOHNSTON Spring Festival I,2, Christmas Program I, 2, Band Night I, Football I,2, 3, 4, Track I, C Club 2, 3,4, C Club picnic 2, 3.4, Ir. Sr. Banquet 3, Class Play 3, Sr. Mixer 4, Annual 4. BERNITA JOHN Entered from Yakima in Senior year. Christmas program 4. MYRNA IORGENSEN Jr. Sr. Banquet 2, 3, Soph. Dance 2, Class Play 3, Sr, Mixer 4, Pep Club 4, Pep Club Banquet 4, Spring Festival 4, Christmas Program 4, Sr. Vaudeville 4, Exchange Assembly 4. JERRY KENOYER C Club 2, 3.4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Exchange Assembly 4, Council 2, S.B. President 4, VERNON KIRBY Baseball I, 3, Football I,2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Soph, Dance 2, C Club 2, 3,4, Jr, Sr, Banquet 3, Exchange Assembly 3, Debate 4, Senior Vaudeville 4. LARRY LARSE Soph. Dance 2, C Club 2, 3, Sec-Treas. 4, Football 2,3,4, Jr. Sr. Banquet 3, Senior Mixer 4, Debate 4, Senior Vaudeville 4, Pep Club-C Club Banquet 4. This page sponsored by VALLEY PHARMACY pw 'N- MARVIN RADACH Ir. Sr. Banquet 3. MARVIN RAY C Club I,2,3,43 C Club Picnic I,2,3,4, Track I, 2,3,4, F.F. A. I,2,3,4, Soph. Dance 2, Football 2, 3, Jr. Sr. Banquet 3. ROY ROBERTS F.F.A. 2, 3,4, C Club 3,4, Track mgr. 3, Jr. Sr. Banquet 3, JEAN ROGERS Yell-leader I, Soph. Dance 2, Ir. Sr. Banquet 3, Pep Club 3,4, Pep Club Banquet 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Class Play 3, Council I, Sr. Mixer 4, Sr. Vaudeville 4, Annual 4. GLEN ROMPEL Soph. Dance 2, Exchange Assembly 2, 3, Ir. Sr. Banquet 3, Class Play 3, Boys' Octette 3, Sr. Mixer 4, Sr. Vaudeville 4, Annual 4. MARTIN ROYS Soph. Dance 2, F.F,A. 2, 3,4, Jr. Sr. Banquet 3, Class Play 3, Annual 4, SONIA SAMUELSEN Spring Festival I, Christmas Program I, Jr, Sr. Banquet 2, 3, Soph. Dance 2, Sr. Mixer 4, Pep Club 4, Pep Club Banquet 4, Council 4, Sr. Vaudeville 4, Annual 4. MARVIN SCHADLER Soph. Dance 2, C Club 2, 3, 4, C Club Picnic 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3,4, Baseball 2, Ir. Sr. Banquet 3, Football 3, 4, Sr, Mixer 4, Council 4, NCW Festival 4, Christma Program 4, Sr. Vaucleville 4, Operetta 4, Annual 4. This page sponsored by JOI-INSON'S MARKET S l 'Ulbv 'R , W-HID HOPE SCIIMIDT Sopli. Dance 25 Jr, Sr. Banquet 35 Sr. Mixer 45 Pep Club 45 Annual 4. RAY SNELSON Baseball Mgr. I5 FFA 15 C Club 2, Sgt, at Arms 3, 45 C Club Picnic 2, 35 Stage Mgr, 3, 45 Debate 45 Annual 4, ROY SNELSON Stage Crew 2,35 Jr. Sr. Banquet 35 Ir. Play 35 Annual 4, SA LLY SPEIR Ellensbnrg I,2,4g Council I5 S.B. Sec. 45 Jr. Sr. Banquet 2, 35 Soph. Dance 25 Spring Festival 2, 45 Christmas Program 2, 3,45 Class Play 35 Exchange Assembly 3 45 Sr, Mixer 45 Pep Club 45 Scxtet 45 Sr. Vaudeville 45 Annual Editor 4, RALPH WENNING Band Nite Ig Spring Festival 2, 3, 45 Christmas Program 2, 3,45 Ellensburg 3,45 N.t,.W. Festival 45 Pep Band 45 Annual 4, CHUCK YENTER Baseball 1.3, 45 Council 2,45 FFA 15 Jr. Sr. Banquet 35 C Club 3, 45 Rotary Rep Annual Associate Editor 4. VERNON YOUNG Entered from Alaska in Senior year5 Basketball Mrg. 45 NCW Music Festival 45 Spring Fcstival 45 Opcretta 4. This page sponsored by PIONEER MARKET 5-K 'E' 2 ,p, I fa,- N 1 ff E 1 , qv' 'Q :g.g3.3..1.,1,A, fjifb HQQN 1 Mm A 2' ' 545 QQ 5 M. Y 1 vale QRA Q. 5104 an ,. 'E , c if - Sw . 1- S l fgd,.lb Th1 pave upon:-ored by CASHMFRE X ALL EY BANK LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Brodniak, Advisor, Bill Nelson, 2Ild semester treasurcrg Cheryl Remley, 2nd semester sec- retary: Bonnie Ferry, 2nd semester vice-president: Lynn Loudenback, 2nd semester president: Orwin Hughs, Ist semester president, Dallas Soward, Ist semester treasurer: Dick Milner, Ist semester vice-president: Betty Pugh, Advisor, NOT PICTURED: Arlene McDonald, Ist semester secretary. .F f .,. 'Nr Z f .o-J YV? - ,f ,J - '.- . 'fx nov' ' ARLENE McDONALD Homecoming Court I8 unior Cfadfs The class of 1954, this year's Juniors, pooled their talents to put on the annual junior class play. Room For One More proved to be a huge sucess. This fall, Arlene McDonald was chosen to represent this class as their Homecoming Oueen Candidate. To support Arlene, the juniors sold refreshments at their play and pop at school. Their Junior-Senior Banquet, held in the newly remodeled gym, was a very sucessful school event. The juniors were tops in sports and produced an outstanding list of athletes. This page sponsored by the MONITOR INN C ' R Lek BRA we Q' M Q NR Al fl 1 7? .,,.,. W QQ ,. ., ,. i E N Y-v ROW li Niii.i Grigsbr, Jcssiu limvliiig, Myrtle Bririiuir, joyuu 5clicll, Virginia Suiidum, PM lhiggutr, lkluru Slcclira, Murgiiriru lxlclllroi., Gcrri lxlcrucr. ROW 2: Goldie Buwliiig, jwlciic McDonald, lizirhrira Rliodcs, liuriiicc Clicrrr, M.irv.i Pliilliiu, 'l'hcliii.r Saiiiriulsuii, Tolly llwyur, Gwuii Lcdircr, Ji1lllCURlClliJl'LliOIl. ROW 5: Dian Ulrich Mgirlciic lluywii, D.ivid lirirzviild, Mari. Siollciibcrg, Kciiiiy Llnfliii, lxoiiqird miliurficld, Nuul5i.1mii, lldriild Mrillior, Kuiili Weiss. ROW 4: Pcrcr Love, Rziy Town, Dimiic Milxlrclsuii, Lick Rivlnlrdsoii, Dale Spurbcr, Ruhr-rl Durificld, Gziricii liizibiiit, Rollaiid Todd, David Aiidcrsoii, Lovxcll SCUII. NOT PlC'I'URljD: lhibc lldiiiilmii .iiid llriib lhiglcy. 599 OIWLOFQ5 ROW iz Sliziroii Mciiruw, Cliarluilc Criltciidcn, Carol l:Ul'lllCl', Phyllis Kuli, JCLIIICUC Jciiwii, Pai Yciiicr, Dugiiiiia Ncwlovc, Billie Olirighousc, Dorcnc Johnson. ROW 2: Dcdiiiiii Hardin, Linda Davis, Sadiu Keller, Shirley Cai,dlc joriiilic Iwrgcriscii, Iziiiicc- Jaqiiisli, Pal Wacker, Gzig lc jones, Luriisc liimclicr, Duriric Driiiiiiimiid. ROW 53 Binh Lawrence, Marx Gzismii, Gcorgc Greig, Ror1Flcisliur, Guryjoliiimii, lim Grigiby, Dcaiiiizi Hawker, Emiiiic Lizl-corii, 5liaron Diiriuiii, Sliaroii Iiigraliarii, Julie Kcrrisoii. ROW .41 Lylc Hocfiiur, Romi Lucos, Nmmdiq Lcdviu, jim 1501111 Lyle Diirlaiid, D011 llahcwcix, Larry Clmliibcrldin, D1ividA.ldoiis, Stew llzirrisli, Barry llziddnclx, Al.i1i lirciiiiifk, lilmcr Joliiismii. NOT PIC'I'URljD: Dick llriglr.-y and Dzilc Suutliard. Q K. 1 1 n . Q' 'V r -X ar. Q This page sponsored by the VALE THEATER Movies are better than ever dll 3 I Rs 'hs' 'fai- PATTY YENTER Homecomrng Prrncess 0,9 001 0I'e G55 Thls year s Sophomore Class rs the largest rn the school havtng over eighty f8O students The class of 55 chose Patrrcta Yenter ro rep resent them as the1r candrdate 1U the annual Homecom1ng ceremonres Because of the hard work of thrs class themr candldate was crowned prmncess The Mardr Gras was the theme chosen by the sophomores for themr movre dance held on March 20 Members of the Sophomore Class due to tradttron w1ll usher at the graduatron ceremon1es also the Walters for the Junlor Senror Banquet are chosen form thrs class In the school year of 1951 52 that year s Sen1or Class awarded thrs class the Pep Trophy for therr sp1r1t and sportsmanshtp ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Adamson, advisor, Jack Richardson, Ist semesterg Vice-President, David Anderson, lst semester Presidentg Joyce Schell lst semester Secretary and 2nd semester President, and Mrs. Ferry. NOT PICTURED ARE: Louise Fischer, 2nd semester Vice-Presidentg and Sharon Duncan, 2nd semester Secretary. This page sponsored by SI-IIPLEY'S PLACE f'l..x f xg MY I Kaz- i .5 'A In Y Mlm A wivlru V i 1: I .1 T, 1 I Q ,H - .Qxwl Wy i .ffl .. -m,A IU.. .N .4 'x ,Hag wh.. A .xl ,, w St ,sg nu, ,Q 1.5 f.. iv-5 A A ll .-Q ' . w'....,' - t 1' 5 an f'f,!'. an 1 , 1 If 7' D N it wi. ff-A 1. A, J f 1 YJ ' ' ' ' h, ' . -vm f' 55'-' .5 3 fi' 'f' 0.12, K - ,z. :'v'5' V. 11 T ga? I Qifuli , 1 1 . 1 V: AA ' , lf 'n gl, . f ' Q r:-314,17 r ,G E V L 'W' ff' ' ldQg.6,1M1 ol oi' , ,. Q ', J' it -,z Mx. .. ' .J r ' ' .A ,YA 1 :IX P-1 - its wg. . .4 ' . ' F , .. 5 . A -1x Q ,A 9 : ,x 1, ', , H , Y 5 nr., ' iq ' AQ .., J . - - , . ---'A Q, lf A ' f In if' bf .Ji 'xr . 4 , I '4 I , ' l + ' gg. ' V 3 ' A 5 x l . T K 4 ., .K ks Lv , If :EERXM 14- l 44 A .fllli-5.5 V A A v 2 95, 4 ... 3 L gf-5 + as ,. QU 7 3 , , , J LJ: , ' .-5 ' :Yr 3 v ' 2 cc ik' .S V 1 'Y it W2 M 1 21 5-I ii ju Q 5 v fe - 32 e . 3 0 1 n 3' 5 U 1. I 'A ., R 1,4 x 3' N ,ff N xx 'S ,, -lf' CAMILLE WHOLERS RAMONA SCIIOBER VIRGINIA PATTERSON Homecoming court HOIIICCOIIIIIIIQ court ll0IIIL'COIIlIlIg Princess SEVENTH GRADE Early in the fall the students of this class chose Camille Wholers as their candidate to represent them in the annual Homecoming ceremonies. These hard working students supported their Homecoming candidate by such activities as selling candy and pom poms at noons in the hall, doing various odd jobs around town, holding several bake sales, and selling peanuts at the home football games. Seventh graders showed their interest in school affairs by nominating one of the three candidates running for student body president. EIGHTH GRADE Through the combined efforts of the two classes composing the eighth grade their Homecoming candidate, Virginia Patterson, was chosen a princess. The methods of financing their candidate were selling popcorn, pom poms, and candy at the home football gamesg collecting bottlesg having bake sales and selling lemon ade in the halls during the noon hour. A humorous skit produced by the Eight One class was presented at a Pep Assembly. NINTH GRADE Ramona Schober was chosen by her Freshmen classmates to be their candidate for homecoming queen. By selling candy and holding a bake sale, the class of '56 raised money with which they supported their candidate. Making the nominating and seconding speech for Jim Chamberlain for student body president gave the Freshmen the distinction of nominating the ,second semester student body president. They also presented a clever skit in support of their candidate. This page sponsored by SIMPSON'S GROCERY 2 1 1-af Q11 J ROW I: Sally Spcir, Sccretaryg Lorciia Farmer, Vice-Prcsidcntg Jcrry Kcnoyer, Presidenip Douglas Rockenficld, Trcasurcrg Jim Chamberlain, Presidentg Dwight Bostwick, Vice-Prcsidentg Muriel Calkin, Secretary. sS?lflC!Ql'lt KJOUQIWI Ifllelflf ROW 1: Jack Rivhardson, Danny Miller, David Balahan, Packard Phillips, Dwigl1iBoslwick, Muriel Calkin, Curtis Newland, Joycc Schell, Judy Boyer, Hazel Coppcss, ROW 2: David Anderson, Pat Yuntcr, Jerry Kcys, Don Pepin, Marlene Deyon, Sonja Samuelson, Douglas Rockenficld, Ruth Pcaslcu, Lloyd Burry, Sally Spcir. ROW 3: Jerry Kcynoycr, Joan Ouinn, Jim Chamberlain, Marvin Schadler, Chuck Ycntcr, Dick Braun, Lynn Loudcnbach, Phillip Northrup, Dick Cox. ,,..4s , ,. I. fi .. .fs This page sponsored by J, C, PENNEY gl CO, 25 Princess Cashmere HAZEL COPPESS Washington State Apple 'Q ,ff , .., n Blossom Festival 1.4 , I-f 411, is f 71' iff!! ' Homecoming Court K Queen LORETTA FARMER l Princess VIRGINIA PATTERSON y Princess PAT YENTER This page sponsored by FRANKIE'S APPAREL 26 LORETTA FARMER JR bR BANQUET 1952 Homecomlng Queen Fresta Mcycana IQ, .EL s 5 -Q S4 H' 4 9- eruor .xgcfwz fled Klng Ron Zedrker and Queen Loretta Grentz 1952 Jun1or Class Play The Green V1nc Cast left to rrght Martm Roys Sally Spelr Gall Flsh Bradlex Johnston Myrna Jorgensen I-la7el Cnppess Jean Rogers Edwln Henderson and Glen Rompel Thls page sponsored by WRIGI-lT'S JEWELRY I . I 0 9 P , 1 : ' , ' ,s:..' . ,Ei 45 ..- 9 fy . rv 0 0 l H ,vlfol X '- ' ' 4 1 1 V EQ l . Row I -left to right - A. Greig, J. Hannington, R. Snelson, J. Chamberlain, J. Kenoyer, G, Rompel, D. Phillips. Row 2 - M. Grentz, G. Fish, S. Grant, S. Fischer, P, Hopkins, W. Burgess, S. Power, H. Schmidt, V. Phillips, B. Barker, V. Farvour, J. Rogers, H. Coppess, S. Speir. Row 3 - S. Arbogast, S. Samuelson, J. Quinn, M. Jorgenson, B. Gettman, A. Childress, L. Farmer, M. Calkin, I. Lowers. Row 4 - B. Johnston, R. Wenning, R. Snelson, L. Larse, C. Yenter, M. Flagel, D. McGrew, M. Schadler, V. Kirby, D. Bostwick. Not pictured Anne Bixler. Editor . . . Associate Editor Faculty . . , Senior Pages . Underclassmen Music . Sr. Hi. Sports Ir. Hi. Sports Senior Activities Will Prophecy . Title Page . . Debate . . G.A. A. . Pep Club . C Club . Plays . .......fs1.wf . . Sally Speir . Chuck Yenter . Anne Bixler ,Barbara Barker Barbara Gettman Shirley Grant Peggy Hopkins Verna Phillips . Joan Lowers Anne Bixler Maria Burgess . Stan Arbogast Ralph Wenning John Hannington Gail Fish Jim Chamberlain Brad Johnston . . Larry Larse Art Greig Don McGrew . . Joan Quinn Sharlene Fisher . Muriel Calkin Loretta Farmer Myrna Iorgenson Jean Rogers . Donna Burgess . Vernon Kirby Hazel Coppess Sharlene Fisher . Jerry Kenoyer . Glen Rompel Don Phillips F.F.A. . Patrol. . Journalism . Stage Crew . Photogra phy . Office. . . Annual Staff. I2 -year Seniors. Yell-leaders, Snaps . . Royality . . Student Gov't Artist . . n . . Martin Roys . . Ray Snelson . Marv Schadler . . Roy Snelson . . Marilyn Grentz . Anna Childress . . Sally Power . .Dwight Bostwick Sonja Samuelson . Anna Childress Marilyn Grentz . Hope Schmidt . Walter Nelson Milo Flagel Virginia Farvour ,r- Editor - Sally Speir Associate Editor - Chuck Yenter This page sponsored by APLETS PLANT ROW iz Packard Phillips, Kenny Broiler, Alen McKenzie, Neil Darlington, Bobry Lawrence, Vernon Brunner, Dick Ward Evererr Decker, Ramona Schober, Janet Cochrane, David Balaban. ROW 2: Art Greig, Ron Fleisher, John Murray, Bob Oldenberg, Jim Schulrz, Roberr Joy, Toni Forrner, Joyce Schell, Dorine Druninion, ROW 5: Stan Arbogasl, Donald Davenport, George Spanjer, Marlene Deyon, Jolene MacDonald, Ruth Peaslee, Phyllis Kish, Kenneth Jones, Donald Pererson, Charles Mackdany. ROW 4: Edwin Henderson, Vee Dee Drummon, John Hanningron, Kenny Coffin, Lyle Durland, Charles Phillips, Steve Barrish, David Aldous, Jerry Key, Bob Harnden. guna! gbri! jeam ROW ig Muriel Calkin, Hazel Coppess, Gail Fish, Joan Lowers, Weldona Burgess. ROW 21 Gayle Jones, Delores Slechra, Dorcne Johnson, Violet Fechner, ROW 3: Nina Grigsby, Shirley Caudle, Maria Burgess, Janice Richardson, Patty Yenter, Gwen Zediker, Ina Grigsby, Loretta Farmer, Janice Jackson, Edna Scammahorn, Sharon Duncan, Gerri Mercer. i --- -- . ....1.., .. -.. . ,, We -., y l This page sponsored by CASHMERE FLORAL COMPANY 5' lvl ,PDQ 555 FW fl QQ OS ROW I, lEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Slowc, Claire Harlow, Dallas Barber, Rowetnary Mcllonald, Patsy Stcvcns, Phyliss Miilkcy. Yvonnc Bollinger, Sharlcnc Fischer, l,nis McElroy, Mary Ann Droncn, Icwcll llasson. ROW 2: Doris Soiithard, Marva Phillips, Shirlcy Van Dnsan, Myrtle Barnett, David Balaban, Ray Snclson, Ronic Lucas, Dwight Bosrwick, Lora Lt-c Wallace, Barbara Barkcr, Pat Bcdnar, Bonnie Furry, ROW 33 Ianicc Jackson, Shirley Mchl, Connic Schrocdcr, Verna Phillips, Norman Leavitt, Jini Dolinan, Eldon Ott, Don Pcpin, Terry Aldrich, Dick Bates, Maria Biirguss, Nancy Crit- tcndcn, Barbara Bartroff. ROW 4: Donna Pipkin, Gail Fish, Margaret Dyncs, Sally Spcir, Dick Curtis, Garrcn Inahnit, Dick Braun, Mary Schadler, Hal Hill, Dick Olson, Diane Richardson, Wilma Carter, Myrna Jorgensen, Violet Fcchner. enior A Ckorua 9 Slxfef Bonnie Ferry, Violct Fechncr, Altos, Sally Speir, Marilyn Paton, second Sopranos, Margaret Dyncs, Marva Phillips, Sopranos, Barbara Bartroff, Accotnpanist, This page Sponsored by KEITI-VS FAMILY SHOES Llllllll' li?Q6Q:k5 llinyzlgf I 1, l:a.Ai:sn.. Sundmg D0llgl3bROCkCllf1L,ld INAISS Crane Blll Nelson Plnll1p Northup Cheryl Remley Orw1n Hughes srmng Marrlyn Paton Donna P1pk1n Naom1Alb1n Barbara Bartoff Bonnle Perry W1lmaJeanK1rk Arlene Jll A two act comedy dlrected by Gladys Crane l7l7l7l 1711? Mother Joey J1mmy John Teens1e Rose Betty Trot Rose Janey M1ss Wlnston Mrs Blddle POPPY George Brddle rescued woman CAST Cheryl Remley Orwm Hughes Douglas Rockenf1eld Arlene McDonald Wmlma Jean K1rk Bonny Ferry Mar1lyn Paton Barbara Bartroff Naoml Albln Ph1ll1p Northrup B111 Nelson Dona P1pk1n This page sponsored by STEVENS LUMBER COMPANY ROW 1 - left to right - Maria Burgess, Peggy Hopkins, Hope Schmidt, Ann Bixler, Muriel Calkin, Dorene Johnson, Weldona Burgess, Gail Fish, Wilma Jean Kirk, and Loretta Farmer. ROW 2 - Arlene McDonald, Marian Smoot, Joan Lowers, Edna Scammahorn, Marilyn Grentz, Bonnie Ferry, Janice Richardson, Marilyn Paton, Darby Richardson, Janice Jackson, and Jean Rogers. ROW 5 - Shirley Grant, Hazel Coppess, Virginia Weller, Barbara Bartroff, Cheryl Remley, Sonja Samuelson, Naomi Albin, Joan Quinn, Sharlene Fischer, Myrna Jorgenson, and Sally Speir. The Pep Club presents honor cups to all the graduating seniors who have maintained a B average while in senior high school. It is advised by Mrs. Ruth Carantzas. Not pictured Shirley Severson. 2,9 megate ROW I - Wilma Jean Kirk, Marilyn Grentz, Virginia Farvour, Doris Mac Callum. ROW 2 - Ray Snelson, Harlan Olson, John Hanington, Bill Nelson, Vernon Kirby, Walter Nelson, Larry Larse, Bob Day. The debate is coached by Miss Crane. ,f g ff 1 , .nr - 1-- Z, Q h 4 2- This page sponsored by CASHMERE VALLEY HARDWARE 33 'U' ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginm Weller, Virginia Fairvonr, Marvin Schgidler, Glen Ronipel, Sally Speir. ROW 21 Dwight Bostwick, Ernie Garrett, Dun Pepin, Lurerlii Farmer, Dick Braun, Don Madison. NOT PICTURED: jerry Kenoyer. Hi Spots staff of Cashmere High School studies journalism, and publishes a four page paper once a week. The four pages include school news, sports, fea- tures, and editorials. The staff are members of the Pacific Slope Press University of Washington. ourna iam !QAofograla g NOW l:JllllC1iJlllDcilLlll1, Jiri. Herberg, Bill Nelson, john Cox, Marilyn Grentz, Slain Arbogast, Laurin MeVicker, D Milner, Virginia Farvour. NOT PICTURED: Don Phillips. Students of the photography class take pictures of many school and com- munity activities. The class also takes many of the pictures for the annual. . .' ' , J , u . . . I - 13 , X,.,.:,,, :L 4 K , U . r f v. 5. , 2 ,V . Q 1 tn , f 4 U, , vv' - , ,, . ick This page sponsored by BLONDEN'S HARDWARE 'L ,, N-J' X' 3, g.5: , swag i -' 4' 'fl fy 1, K, if Left to Right: Ray Roberts, Lyle Hocfncr, and M Ray Snelson. Left Iv Right: Virginia Weller, Sally Power, Sharlcnc T Fischer, Naomi Albin, Shirley Severson, Vivian Newland. H in Wee fag? 5 Ol? W Left to Right: Marjorie Henimcrling, lxlartin Roys, Maria Burgess, Lois Mclllory, Terry Aldrich, Sharlenc Fisher, Phyllis Kish, Pat Wacker, Phillip Northup, Donna Pipkin, ik Joyce Schell. ' I 121+ - ,A .' 95 . Y 'K ,I 1 .N 14 . ,.,, ff .P ft ' -N 1 M 1 Q Vllflntl J' ' This page sponsored by THORNBRUE ELECTRIC 35 . Q ROW I left to right - Gerald McKinney, Harold Malliot, Ronnie Fleisher, Keith Weiss, Elmer Johnston, Alan Brennick, Wilfred Loeffelbein. ROW 2 - Marvin Ray, Ray Roberts, David Fritsvolt, Albert Keenan, Leonard Satterfield, Gordon White, Roland Todd. ROW 5 - Marion Hoefner, John Gray, Don Madison, Dick Milner, Ray Town, Garren Inabnet, Martin Roys, Lyle Hoefner. The Future Farmers of America is an organization for the isntruction of boys in the vocation of farming. Mr. Logan, the advisor, helps them with their home projects and FFA competitions. rupt Q 'N or M15 0 dl Q IU -xiii? I 'fe Q o 0 SA K K , s o T'9w,'P 3 C oo afro A e - Row 1 left re right - Bury Prpkm, 2' I DI Tom Dronen, Dean Warren, Tom C 94,71 1350, 7 Reese, Row 2 - Don Stewart, Rose R O65 4045 Marie White, Jancie Warren, Flor- Sponsored by the Cashmere Lions Club, the C t, 011: 5 ence Cole' RQW 3 - Roy Kennan. school Patrol supervises the street crossings, helps X Wanda parker, Bill Reese. RQW 4 - with the Christmas program, and helps keep order Larry Van Dyke, Alan McCune, Delvin Loeffelbein, Paul Francis, Nellie Pipkin. at the Easter egg hunt. Mr. Cronrath is the advisor Equipment and a free weekly show are given to the members by the Lion's Club. 36 Cf 3 2 This page sponsored by the EAST END WAREHOUSE XL X 3X X nn 4. 'F' X 7lh sharon Graves Olga Valxson Camllle Wohlers C QQFAQ QP5 as 4.-9 :nies 31 8th Joanne Gose Kax Kennedy Anlta Kaputa Judy Boyer 9th - Lora Lee Wallace, Ramona Schober, Sandra Barham. Hazel Coppess Janice Richardson Durene Johnson This page sponsored by CASHMERE STYLE SHOP SPORT CRAFT-SWEATER-LETTERS Sz EMBLEMS f 'if Gm-H ' 'X -' 'iv .pl ' xl u 425 .3 .1 1 fc, ,, c ff Tw -- 1 1 i , f f , ' ...954 U v Q - I YS, , . 'Q f gf' ,Ag wi XV ,4 , Ax, 1 fights' N! W ff Q ' rc I X 1 f-riff N X X - ' WI? 1 J 'Sf I .1 4, A 1 E ' A A .1 1' 5, 1.1. Fi I T: -i' X' ' AI nib 'I af! 7 Url 1 -A J lo 'Q V. .--Y -r 1 '1 Q -4 fag ' ' :S P Hx, X ,fp tmp fv qgng F i 1 X , I l L ui This pay' wponsorwl by MR. ERIC BRAUN nf? N 1: ' 9 Art Greig Dwight Bostwick Marv Schadler ,nw- W. If f ' 1 f 1 an , owl! 4ki,:, Me 5 'fffv I Z -6- f I J 1 A Q' 7 1 0. .J o 1 Q. 7' 'X Cashmere 18 Grandv B rad Johns ton f a Q S if P ashme re 7 W I ' 02 ' J 1 I g I ge I I ,XX ,4 . . K 56' iew O Cashmere Z0 Moses Lake 14 7, QM, Y I7 - ! 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'C'ClUIl ROW I: Vernon Kirby, Don Malliot, Douglas Rockenfield, Don Pepin, Jim Rees, Arthur Greig, Stanley Arbogast, Jerry Wells, George Spanjer, Dick Curtis, John Hannington, and Dick Cox. ROW 2: Albert Keenan, Chuck Yenter, Doyle Slechta, Dick Braun, Marvin Ray, Dick Milner, Harlan Olson, Jim Dolman, Dean Slechta, Bob Day and Ray SHCISOD. ROW Jerry Kenoyer, Marvin Schadler, Dwight Bostwick, Brad Johnston, Jim Chamberlain, Lynn Loudenback, Dale Sparber, Ken Stewart, Don Madison, and Larry Larsen. ' 1 'X X - l This page sponsored by the WESTERN STORE fi 1 E ,..- . ROW 1 - left to right - Bob Oldenberg, Don Peterson, Erschel Reidburn, Lloyd Berry, David Balaban, David Early, Jim Shultz, Joe Strulzel, Delvin Loeffelbein, Hovard Britt. ROW 2 - Jerry Key, Bill Ferry, Gearld Richardson, Melvin Stevens, Cal Hill, Larry Pace, Wayne Warren, Jerry Cox, Darrell Caudlc, Jack Knowles, Charles Mackdanz. Not pictured: Bob Joy, Bobby Joe Newton, Coach Hall. Jll Illll HIGH Hlllllllll A SIIIIAII PEI WH SUUAII ROW I - left to right - Larry Caulkin, Dean Warren, Chester Severson, Richard Berry, Karl Stoffel, Jack Coffin, Ed Gladfelter, Vernon Bruner, Dick Ward, Curtis Newland, Veedee Drummond, Packard Philips. ROW 2 - Herbert Davidson, Chuck Rank, J. R, Powell, Gary Shultz, David Phillips, Edwin Pravancha, Micheal Lawyer, Tom Olson Merle Olinghouse, Bob Harnden, Terry Kirkpatrick, Bob Smoot, Remyl Sims, Laverne Jackson, Royal Fechner. ROW 3 - Niel Darlington, Coach Brodniack, Don Smoot. Y rSl'J'3-0 QL This page sponsored by DR RONALD R MILLER - .5 r. ROWI Lloyd Berry Larry Pace Jerry Cox Eldon Ott Erschel Reidburn ROW 2 Joe Strutzcl B Ferry Bobby Joe Newton Dave Larly Melvin btcvens 7 Rth All 9th BASK l ill ROW I: Dick Ward, Dennis Snelson, Dean Warren, Larry Calkin, Neil Darlington. ROW 2: Don Sm oot, Merle Olinghouse, Vernon Bruner, Kenneth Broiler, Bob Harnden. ROW 3: Don Peterson, Veedee Drum- mond, Wray Bartroff, Jerald Richardson, Jerry Key, Wayne Warren. ROW 2- Ray Johnston, David Phillips, Gary Graves Curtis Newland Donny Purcell. ROW 3. I R Powell, Richard Berry, Remyl Sims Eddy Gladfelter, Ray Keenan at 'QD 'Mil l . . - s -.L K I ROW I: Walter Cox, Jack Coffin, Tom Olson, Tom Reese, Chuck Rank, Chester Severson, Karl Stoffel. I ' l 1 F. This page sponsored by CASHMERE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS ? QHJOI' 86155 W We the graduat1ng class of May nmeteen hundred and f1fty three of the Cashmere H1gh School of the C1ty of Cashmere of the County of Chelan of the State of Washmgton of the Umted States of Amer1ca of the Planet Earth be1ng of unlawful age of as sound and d1spos1ng mxnd and memory as could be expected and not actmg under duress menace or undue 1nfluence of any person or persons whomsover except that of our worthy faculty do make publ1sh and declare th1s our Last W1ll and Testament 1n the manner follow1ng that 15 to say F1rst We hereby revoke all former w1lls made by us Second We gwe dev1se and bequeath to our underclassmen what IS left of the school bu11d1ng after our departure Th1rd We as 1nd1v1duals gmve dev1se and bequeath to the jumors as follows RALPH 'WENNING leaves h1s Crosley to D1ck Cox so he won t have to dr1ve that pasty old Ford JOAN OUINN w1lls to Marvel McComb her sense of humor so she ll have a happy Sen1or year To Douglas Rockenf1eld WILMA MILLARD CARTER leaves all her athlet1c ab1l1ty DWIGHT BOSTWICK and DON PEPIN bequeath the1r hearts t1ed IH blue r1bbon to W1nona Green and Betty Nulph All h1s mdustmousness IS left by WALTER NELSON to Hal H111 and George Mehl To Lou1se Leav1tt and Mav1s Barnes ANNA CHILDRESS glves her poster draw1ng ab1l1ty MARILYN GRENTZ WIIIS her black ha1r to Barbara Bartfoff Now she can support the team w1th orange and black MILO FLAGEL d1scards h1s Atlas form to Dallas Soward and Orw1n Hughes Now don t f1ght boys there s enough for you both After much thought and cons1derat1on .ANNE BIXLER has decxded to leave her Ike button to Arlene McDonald VERNON KIRBY though we can t 1mag1ne h1m w1thout them w1lls h1S wolf1sh ways to Paul McAbee RAY ROBERTS w1lls h1s stud1ous ways to Margaret Dynes Anythmg to up her grades' ERNIE GARRE TT leaves h1s ab1l1ty to appear 1n court to Kenneth Stewart and Kenneth R1near Expla1n yourself Ern1e' To Mar1lyn Patton go all to SALLY POWER S part1es Now next year s semors can have fun too BARBARA BARKER leaves her qu1etness to Mar1on Smoot and D1ck Curt1s who may want It somet1me 1n the future TERRY ALDRICH w1lls h1s sober? 'P 'P express1on to Lynn Loudenback On' No' To Kent Chr1stensen CHARLES YENTER w1lls all of h1s w1ld ways Now settle down Kent JEAN ROGERS gwes Bob to anyone who can handle h1m Really he 1sn t that bad I I , . I . . - I 7 6 I l , . . ! 1 . 7 Y . . , , : ll ii ! That ought to keep them out of mischief. ' ' ll II ' I ' D , . 1 I , .... . . . 9 i . .. ' . - u 9 1 I ' l ' I , , . . . . , , . . ' . , ' I VIRGINIA FARVOUR WINS her art1st1c xnterest to George Spanger Make good use of that George MARVIN RADACH has donated one pmt of blood to Gordon Wh1te Now you won t be so whlte Gordon IOh Please' HAZEL COPPESS wtlls her ab1l1ty to understand Jokes to Jamce Jackson We must be confused STANLEY ARBOGAST leaves hls A s 1n penmanshxp to Cheryl Remley Don t e It go to your head Cheryl JERRY KENOYER w1lls h1s pos1t1on on the H1 Spots Staff as C D D Ch1efD1rt Dlgger to V1rg1n1a Weller BERNITA JOHN w1lls her Job 1n Hot Lunch to LaVerne Pankey Get those plates clean LaVerne' VERNON YOUNG bequeaths hls best tmddley w1nk set to Don Madlson for h1s Casslno MARVIN SCHADLER wllls h1s one arm drxvlng ab1l1ty to Larry McDonald Cautlon Use carefully MARIA BURGESS wllls Dlck to Donna Pxpkm and Phyllls Mulkey Marla dmd you ask Dlck about th1s9 VERNA PHILLIPS leaves her good humor to Joyce Southard and Allce Lynch But leave Verna a l1ttle JIM FISHER S obed1ence and polmtness to teachers go to Marlon Hoefner JOAN LOWERS pos1t1on as pres1dent of the Man Hater s Club 1S left to V1olet Fechner MARTIN ROYS w11ls all h1s masculme charm to Doyle Slechta There ll be a brlghter day tomorrow Doyle SONJA SAMUELSON and HOPE SCHMIDT leave thelr naturally Curley halr to Beverly Klsh and Laura McV1cker to preserve unt1l they need It All MURIEL CALKIN S excess we1ght IS left to Dlck Mllner to be used as foot ball paddmg LARRY LARSE wllls h1s car to Bob Day who must take proper care of It and not keep lt out too late JOHN HANNINGTON w1lls h1s art of be1ng a character to Jlm Rees and Gary Northrop Take lt easy now you two SALLY SPEIR bequeaths her ab111ty to be placed on every comrmttee to Shlrley Severson How lucky can one get'7 ' DICK BATES w1lls h1s horse and Mar1a to Frances and Gerald MCK1nney Be sure to keep her fenced 1n The horse we mean BARBARA GETMAN S pleasantness ms w1lled to Wanda Jones ROY and RAY SNELSON leave the1r way w1th the women to Chuck R1x and M1ke Strutzel PEGGY HOPKINS gwes her beaut1ful late model car to D1ck Braun because h1s old Chrysler IS such a wreck DON MCGREW w1lls Ins serlous thmkxng powers to John Gray and Dlck Olson We hope that you can use 1t Dean Slechta has had the amazmg good luck to be w1l1ed LORETTA FARMER S Homecommg Queen t1t1e Let s really 11ve xt up Dean' MARVIN RAY leaves h1s ab111ty to blush so eas11y to John Cox and Dxck I-Iarnden I I J Y 'J ' ' ' ' . ' l t MYRNA JORGENSON wills her Pep-Club sweater to Jim Herberg. It shrunk. DON PHILLIPS wllls hls sleeplng hab1ts IN class and also a box of No Doze p1lls to B111 Nelson and Joel Ollmghouse GAIL FISH wllls her nmne sneezes to Darby Rlchardson and Bonnle Ferry Robert Snelson IS the lucky rec1p1ent of JIM CHAMBERLAIN S football phys1que EDWIN HENDERSON leaves all h1s trouble ln hls f1fth per1od Engllsh Class to Don Yeager and Wllfred Loeffelbe1n See what you can do w1th It WELDONA BURGESS gmves the back fender he put a dent 1n to Ph1lNorthrup Explamn yourself Ph1l ART GREIG wllls h1s saxaphone to Lo1s McElroy and Marjorme Hemmerllng SHIRLEY GRANT wllls her art of wrmtmg her ovsn excuses to W1lma Jean Klrk and Dorms McCollum Oh you lucky g1rls GLEN ROMPEL w1lls some of h1s neat lookmg zoot su1t clothes to Albert Keenan BRAD JOHNSTON leaves h1S welght to be dlvlded evenly between Jerry Wells and Don Mallmot SHARLENE FISHER gladly wmlls anythmg of value m her possessmon that IS except Joe and her d1amoncl to Naom1 Albm Scgnator 53 ttne ss 1953 OO ZJLTHCSS Z 47 J' I A o Q C1 T an 1 . 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TIME HAS MARCHED ON AND FACES ARE NO LONGER SO FAMILIAR Look over th1s 11st of 1953 Cashmere H S graduates and see for yourself WELDONA BURGESS now runs a profess1onal baby Slttlng agency MARIA and DICK BATES are her best customers JEAN ROGERS has become a m11l1ona1ress produc1ng Geres SHIRLEY GRANT PEGGY HOPKINS and MYRNA JORGENSEN took off for Wenatchee graduat1on n1ght and haven t been heard from s1nce ARTHUR GREIG IS makmg qu1te a h1t w1th the female audxence at C1ro s where he 1s featured w1th hlS 10 p1ece orchestra S1nce Art let Jane Froman go GAIL FISH 1s h1s new Slnglng star HAZEL COPPESS 15 1n Alaska preserv1ng her cold cold heart for the r1ght man MARVIN SCHADLER and DWIGHT BOSTWICK are m1ss1onar1es 1n West Afr1ca the Ubangx are go1ng mad over them SHARLENE and General Mall1ot are now tour1ng the Un1ted States campa1gn1ng for the pres1dency You all remember that great actor ED HENDERSON who made such a h1t performance 1n the Jun1or play The Green V1ne Ed 15 now one of the Greats on Broadway JERRY KENOYER IS now Presldent of Southern S1ber1a and naturally ERNIE GARRETT 1s V1ce Pres1dent RALPH WENNING has Just f1n1shed h1s latest book ent1t1ed All About Women GLEN ROMPEL IS teach1ng Gene Kelly to s1ng and dance to h1s latest compos1t1ons HOPE SCHMIDT has become a famous art1st She 15 now pa1nt1ng a p1cture en t1tled Her Better Half JOAN OUINN a glamorous Burlesque Queen 1S the subject WALTER NELSON IS tak1ng over management of the Spokesman Rev1ew You can never tell what these paper boys w1ll do ' Wh1le wa1t1ng for B111 to f1n1sh college LORETTA FARMER IS tour1ng the Un1ted States w1nn1ng beauty contests ANNE BIXLER IS adv1sor of the North Central Wash1ngton Pep Club G1rls and IS now try1ng to do away Wlth the mer1t system IH C H S CHARLES YENTER and MILO FLAGEL after fa1l11'1g several t1mes to IHVSUI perpetual motlon are now l1v1ng 1n Sk1d Row MARTIN ROYS 15 Master of Ceremomes on the rad1o program I L1ke It Here VERNON KIRBY IS at U C L A where B111 L1pp1ncott IS coachmg Vernon IS try1ng to learn the fundamentals of football so he can become a coach someday oo SALLY SPEIR IS ed1tor of the Lad1es Home Journal Th1s IS not surpr1s1ng for we remember her f1ne work as ed1tor of the Ka H1 Wa SONJA SAMUELSEN 1S a great nurse who 1S expected to be even more famous than Florence N1ghtengale before she ret1res JOHN HANNINGTON 15 starred on the rad1o program Can You Top Th1S DON MCGREW IS a forest ranger IH the great Redwoods 1n Cal1forn1a I . . . v . . , . . . . . . . . , ' . . 1 ' ' u n ' . . 1 1 - ' u ' n - u as , . . . . . . . . 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RAY Kr ROY SNELSON are now travelmg w1th the Clyde Beatty C1rcus They want to be near the1r w1ves who are IH the s1de show TERRY ALDRICI-I surprlsed no one when he became a profess1onal wrestler He was beaten only once by Patsy Stevens RAY ROBERTS has become another Roy Rogers Only he can t s1ng' For the last 10 years JIM CHAMBERLAIN has been taklng muscle bu1ld1ng excerlses from Charles Atlas He 1s now qu1te a man' MARILYN GRENTZ hasn t marr1ed yet Not that she hasn t had chances SALLY POWER and her latest husband a wealthy play boy are hvmg 1n Reno Nevada She found those long tr1ps for her d1vorces very t1r1ng JIMMY FISCHER makes h1s wxfe and 13 chlldren a comfortable l1v1ng raclng Jeeps ANNA CHILDRESS runs a mght club 1n Momtor her spec1a1ty bemg southern fr1ed ch1cken MARVIN RADACH has been Mayor of Cashmere for the last 4 years He IS mn great demand as an after d1nner speaker BARBARA GETTMAN IS workmg as a secretary for that o1l tycoon BRAD JOHNSTON LARRY LARSE IS a state patrolman He s very easy on the boys as he remembers when' STANLEY ARBOGAST now ownes h1s own servlce stat1on 1n Cashmere gwmg all the teen agers free gas VERNA PHILLIPS has started a chaln of J C Penneys stores IU South Amer1ca JOAN LOWERS and MURIEL CALKIN are runnmg the publ1c l1brary IH Cashmere I Wenatchee boys VERNON YOUNG IS a great commander ln the QM K French Fore1gn Leg1on He cla1med he Jo1ned 5:9 for patr1ot1c reasons DON PHILLIPS runs a used car lot r1ght next to Shorty s Garage m Cashmere Q1 f DON PEPIN has become a famous dxvorce lawyer He keeps hlmself busy handllng h1s 'IDS own affa1rs cl MARVIN RAY made qulte a name for hxmself m the Olymplcs thls year He took f1rst place rn K+ several events H15 wxfe BARBARA BARKER holds the world s record for sw1mm1ng the Engl1sh Channel VIRGINIA FARVOUR 1s owner of a cham of restaurants m New York In her spare tlme she pa1nts desmgns dresses and sews BERNITA JOHN IS makmg use of the Spamsh she took m h1gh school She now owns a meat packlng plant 1n Argent1na ,M-,.,, . . . . . n their spare time they still look for those lost . . . R I . ,I 1 5 . . . V ' . . . X . . . x l D l 4,4 PEP BAND, ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Wenning, DANCE BAND, ROW I, LEFT TO RIGHT: Starl Stan Arbogast, George Spanjer, Arthur Greig, ROW Arbogast, Marilyn Paton, Arthur Greig, Dick 2: Ronnie Fleischer, Lyle Durland, David Aldous, Curtis, John llannington, Edwin Henderson. SPEECH CLASS PLAYS The Valiant: Dick Milner, Hanlan Olson, Sonja Samuelson, Lynn Loudenbach, Walter Nelson, John Hannington. It Took A Woman: Ray Snclson, Bob Day, Vernon Little Prison: Wilma Jean Kirk, Doris MaCollum, Myrna Kirby, Bill Nelson, Larry Larse, Sally Speir. Jorgenson, Marilyn Grentz, Virginia Farvour. LTV r J -9. - 9 Pep Club F.F.A. C Club t'. ear'd guenfd AUGUST Z5 School Opens SEPTEMBER 6 Old Mission Days Parade 11 Pep Club initiations 12 Senior Dance OCTOBER 3 Wenatchee Exchange Assembly 8-9 Jr. Play, Room For One More 14-21 Apple Harvest Vacation 29 Senior Vaudeville Show C Club 31 Cashmere Homecoming NOVEMBER 3 Concert by the blind 14 Jr, High Magic Show Z5 Sno Allen - National Assembly 28 Basketball Round Robin DECEMBER 3 Rotary Speaker - Communism 9 P. T. A. 3 one-act plays IZ C Club initiations 17-18 Christmas Program 19-Z9 Christmas Vacation JANUARY 1 New Year's Vacation 8 Student Body Elections Z2 Dicken's Characterizations National Assembly 26 Youth Week Assembly FEBRUARY 5 Junior College Choir Concert 11 Princess Cashmere ll Speech Class one-act plays 12 Modernaires - National Assembly Z5 EWCE Band Concert MARCH 6 Operetta, And It Rained 4 Band Concert 10 Ellensburg Solo and Ensemble Senior Vaudeville Contest Z0 Sophomore Dance ' 24 Wenatchee Solo and Ensemble Contest Q Z7 Senior Play s APRIL U 1-3 Spring Vacation 6 Sculptorer - National 1 Assembly E' 18 NCW Music Festival Z4 Junior-Senior Banquet MAY 7-9 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival 14 Student Body Elections 15 Spring Festival 16 Pe Club - C Club Picnic ZZ Seriiior tests Pep Club Z3 Senior Picnic 24 Baccalaureate Z6 Commencement 51 29 Freedom rfb.: 'i , I JV ., A . uk' A . Q 1 ' . 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