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

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4 gvi' ROY REIMAN Prexident TORCH HONOR The Torch Honor Society is a national group ned to encourage scholarship and to promote d school citizenship. All students of Castle Rock High School are ble. Members are taken into Torch Honor on merit of scholarship and citizenship. A BH age and one activity are required. Front rowa-left to right' Agnes Machin, Doris Frantsvog, Elaine Babcock, Celeste Horsley, Paula Howard, Elizabeth Dudonsky, Vir- ginia Curtis, Shirley Kling, Violette Eklund, Grace Hansch. Second rowkleft to right---Jean Cranston, Burley Matson, Bonnie Riekards. Astrid Skeie, Mavis Johnson, Mary Lou Langdon, Dorothy Davis. Beverly Johnston, Carolyn Turula, Maureen Kelly, Miss Corrine Kerr. Advisor. ThIrd rowwleft to right Marllyn Gonser, Mary Ellen Hillsbury, Marcella Huff, Marflyn Davis, Pat Lane, Sandra Hawkins, Virginia Moore, Janice Smith, Donna Miller, Rose Gourde, Monte Martinsen. Fourth row- left to rght-f Lucille Legard, Carl Gillen, Jim Settlemier, Ken Bjorhus, Kenneth Gott, Veril Wade, Richard Elliott, Stuart Enevoldsen, Roy Reiman. Back row left to right - Fred Ribelin, Lester Greene. Eldon Robins, Leo Bolar, Don Taylor, Roger Gardner, Rodger Dana, Max Alton. The ofhcers are President, Roy Reimang Vice ident, Violette Eklundg Secretary, Mary Lou gdong Treasurer, Marilyn Gonserg Member- committee, Shirley Kling and Elizabeth lonsky. Quill Scro Front row left to right Mavis Johnson, Mary Lou Langdon, Shirley Kling, Violelte Eklund. Second row left to right Billie NVillnian, Rodger Dana, Virginia Ralston. Safely ff gm, 5 VIOLETTE EKLUND i President 1 'gf QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is composed of stu- dents who have' received high honors in the field of journalism, which includes work on the school pap:r or the annual. for either writing or business management. Members are selected by the journalism advisor and annual advisor, and must be in the upper fifty per cent of their class scholastically.

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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.

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Front row Lalicker, Richard Elliott, Max Alton, Butch Ribelin, Stuart Enevoldsen, and Roy Reiman. Second row, left to right: Jim Strain, Rodger Dana, Dick Gille- land, Melvin Kayser, Kent Kilbourne, Ken Bjorhus, Neil Rathbun, and Gerald Wade. Back row, left to right: Ronnie Kagee, Delbert Palmer, Ronnie Mc- Kone, Bob Long, Ray Turner, Jerry Fowler, Stan Johnson, and Richard COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club offers many op- portunities for those interested in com- mercial work. This year trips were taken to the Weyerhauser Timber Co. and Fibre ofiices. As a main project we do mimeographing, typing, and ditto work on a charge basis for various organizations out of school. Our pins were earned through a point system and were partly paid for out of the treasury. We sponsored a Leap Year Dance with the theme, Little White to right Martinsen, Warren Frye, Bill Gillen, Mickey Howell. WK i ,ii 'sr a f JERRY FOWLER, President MECHANIC'S CLUB The Mechanics Club got off to a quick start this year by electing Jerry Fowler as president, Stuart Enevoldsen as vice presi- dent and Rodger Dana as secretary- treasurer. We made an all-day tour of several auto-repair shops in Longview. We saw many movies which helped to give us a better knowledge of mechanics. Cloud That Cried. Our two candy sales last fall were profitable. wr- M , f ...gp 1 it . Nl SHIRLEYKLING, Preyident 0 Front row, left to right: Joan Boogaard, Darlene Stockbridge, Agnes Machin Wilma Latta, Maxine Huls, Lois Jean Johnson, and Hazel Jacobs. Second row left to right: Helen Overbey, Grace Hansch, Shirley Kling, Billie Willman Lucille Legard, Irene Lyness, Virginia Moore, and Miss Jones, advisor. Back row, left to right: Violette Eklund, ,Mavis Johnson, Elaine Babcock, Astrid Skeie, Maureen Kelly, Helen Dunn, and Evelyn Lafady.