Castle Rock High School - Rocket Log Yearbook (Castle Rock, WA)

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K WW ' 'rail' 1, . . ,V ' . ROGER GARDNER, President SCIENCE CLUB The ofiicial name of the Castle Rock High School Science Club is Alpha Beta Gamma Science Club. The purpose of the club is to better a person's knowledge of science. We are bettering our knowledge of science by having experiments at the meetings, hav- ing movies and taking field trips. The officers this year were: President, Roger Gardner, Vice President, Monte Martinseng Sec- retary, Elizabeth Dudonsky, Treasurer, Rose Gourdeg Sergeant Ac Arms, Rodger Dana, Reporter, Max Alton, and advisor, Mr. john Kingsbury. Front row, left to right: Elizabeth Dudonsky, Rose Gourde, Janice Smith, Rodger Dana, Stuart Enevoldsen, Carl Gillen, and Jim Strain. Second row, left to right: Pat Lane, Monte Martinsen, Ronnie McKone, Ray Turner, Richard Howell, and Roy Reiman. Back row, left to right: Stanley Johnson, Ronnie Kagee, Jerry Fowler, Roger Gardner, Melvin Kayser, and Butch Ribelin. STUART ENEVOLDSEN, Q President SKI CLUB Witli fun and excitement in the air the Ski Club enthusiastically began to func- tion this year under the able direction of Mr. Kingsbury. As officers for the year we chose the fol-lowing: Stuart Enevoldsen, president, Violette Eklund, Secretary-treasurer, Kent Kilbourn. Sgt. at -arms, and Max Alton, vice president. After a lot of planning and preparing, Front row, left to right: Violette Eklund, Dixie Alton, Celeste Horsley, Dorothy Davis, Kenny Bjorhus, Pat Lane, Elaine Babcock, and Sandra Hawkins. Second row, left to right: Roy Reiman, Jim Strain, Dick Pananen, Stan Johnson, Ronnie McKone, Kent Kilbourn, Carl Gillen, and Stuart Enevoldsen. Back row, left to right: Gene Faultner, Butch Ribelin, Marvin Wade, Ray Turner, Don Taylor, Leo Bolar, Jerry Fowler, and Max Alton. fussing and fuming, we set out with high hopes for lVlt. St. Helens on a 'ltrial run. Coming home stiff, sore and happy, we recuperated sufficiently fin a few wceksl to head for higher hills. We spent a won- derful week-end at lVlt. Hood. Wfe learned through trial and error the art of skiing and falling down gracefully. Well, falling down anyway!

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-1 353' W' 4 Front row, left to right: Miss Lewis, advisor, Fern Schaffran, Burley Matson. Miriam Kayser, Evelyn Lafzndy, Virginia Curtis. Sandra Hawkins, and Violetto Eklund. Second row, left to right: Janet Martinsen, Vera Sides, Agnes Machin, Lois Dillinger, Much more active this year than in previous years was the Service Club. Led by Emmabelle Conger, presidentg Sandra Hawkins, vice-presidentg Violette Eklund, ' business managerg Betty Avery, secretaryg Astrid Slceie, Treasurerg and Rose Settle- mier, Sgt. at Armsg the Service Club worked faithfully for every home game during football and basketball season. Added to this were the play-off game be- 9 'mi tj, V- EMMABEL K X ' President .1 LE CONGER, is Darlene Bass, Merlyn Haderly, Carolyn Turula and Emmabelle Conger. Back row, left to right lim Settlemier, Carl Mattson, Charles Oliver, Darlene Stockbridge, Astrid Skeie, and Lucille Legard tween Kalama and Castle Roclc and the Trico League play-offs. Four senior girls in the Club also served at the Football Banquet. Other times the Service Club worked were the Senior Play, the Violin Concert, and on the X-ray Unit. The Fish Pond and Favors booths at the Carni- val netted the club 53000. The club also earned 525.00 for working at the Toutle- Lake vs. Toledo game. add. ' win '+A VIOLETTE EKLUND, MIRIAM KAYSER Business Nfanager , Cd,-big, I '1 ff

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.5 isa , il, 'K MARILYN DAVIS, President Front row, left to right: Agnes Machin, Wilma Latta, Evelyn Lafady, Marcella Huff, and Mary Ellen Hills- berry. Back row, left to Fight Blllie W111maH, Maureen Kelly, Marilyn Davis, Rose Gourde, and GAA Janice Smith. Z y Th ms -X . ,,,.Y,,,,,,,,N Y 1 CARL GI LLEN, President PHUTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is an organization mad: up of those students interested in learning to take better pictures. The Club fosters two purposes: photography and fellowship. There are hfteen members in the club. Starting from nothing, the club members have built a darkroom and bought enough equipment to develop films and print pictures. The club meets once a month. However, club members have access to the dark 'room anytime. oom ere goes Miss Huerlin down the basketball court. This game is really going. Marilyn Davis, President, Wanda Carnahan, Vice President, and Mary Hillsbery are playing in addi- tion to Miss Huerlin four advisorl, Lois Dillinger, and Marcella Huff. Besides playing basketball and baseball, we hike, tumble, and play ping pong. We meet every Wednesday right after school, and appreciate this chance to participate in sports. Front row, left to right: Dixie Alton, Darlene Frye, Nancy Driver, Evelyn Lafady, Lois Jean Johnson, Martine Huls, and Helen Overbey. Second row: Janice Smith, Donna Miller, Eldon Robins, Leonard Johnson, Carl Mattson, and Rose Gourde. Back row: Jimmy Settlemier, Ray Turner, Stanley John- stan, Monte Martinsen, Carl Gillen, and Mr. Moen, a visor.