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

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QQ ire. BOYS Front row, left to right: Jimmy Dykeman, Harold McClure, Rankin Kaut, LeRoy Wooster, Harold Ness, Lyle Frenter, Jim Babcock, and Donald Grimes. Second row, left to right: Butch Wise, Clarence Greene, Donald Janisch, John El- liott, Bob Smith, Tom Hansen, and Duane Avery. Back row, left to right: Dale Coulter, Bob Larson, Gerald Ramsdell, David Magnuson, F Larry Gourde, Fred Rister, Dickie Q 'X Lalicker, and Don Bond. After enrollment in September and with the assignments falling thick and fast, we soon realized the seriousness of our position as freshmen. Miss Lewis showed us the fundamentals of Algebra. Mr. Barton taught us Mathematics. Mrs. Good- fellow showed us the map and History of Wash- ington, while Mrs. Folquet set the dead line for the school paper. Our most successful dances were the Christmas Ball, with the theme of Let It Snowv and the Annual Football Dance given by the Girls League. To head our student body we elected lanky Harold Ness as A. S. B. Presidentg Margaret Dudonsky, Vice-Presidentg Sandra Womack, Sec- retary-Treasurerg and Nancy Van Tassel, Program Chairman. GIRLS Front row, left to right: Ra' Hansen, Carol Burton, Paula E VOIQSGI1, Janet Horsley, Ciy Smith, Frances Johnson, Ca White, Sandra Womack, and If Krall. Second row, left to rig Florence Eaton, Carol Huson Kerr, Jean Stockbridge, Edna 5 ters, Donna O'Neil, Marjd Strain, and Rita Lyness. Back ri left to right: Barbara Lund Ma Ygewf Green, Doris Smith, Lorna'ChJ man, Donna Ensley, Iris Petrq gelo Margaret Dudonsky, 3 Cherry Burton. 1 ' ' ' I 11 'i'i.. inth Grade J 'xl tal' ,i '. ,' Q' HAROLD NESS EDNA SETTERS President President lst Semester 2nd Semester

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me 3 J ,fe i 3'ii 1 K K u 1 lil ii rf, 1 ' tl ,K SY' W, it row-'left to right-Coach Wes Hansen, Jim- Hansch, Butch Wise, Ronnie Todd, Bob Larson, Elliott, Donald Grimes, Bud Machin. Second -Bobby Roller, Gordon Bolar, Fred Rister, d Magnuson, Delbert Robins, Leonard Carlson, ard Mott, Robert Smith. Third row-Donald li, Lester Fletcher, Rankin Kaut, Jim Babcock, Frenter, Bob Smith, Harold McClure. Fourth -Dick Lalicker, Harold Ness, Larry Gourde, ,ld Ramsdell, David Moore, Wayne Frye, Jim eman. FOOTBALL The Pirates won the football championship of -ittle Four League. CR 0 McLoughlin Hts. 20 CR 26 5Washougal 6 CR 13 :1:Battle Ground 7 CR 20 :Camas 14 CR 7 Chehalis 25 CR 0 Kelso 25 CR 33 Woodland 2nds 7 BASKETBALL The Pirates' Basketball squad, with 5 returning rmen, breezed into a tie for second place. They in a very tough league, having to play all the e schools in the district. This year's squad is ar the tallest team ever to take to the court the Pirates. They will undoubtedly prove an t to next year's Rocket team. CR 22 Centralia 17 CR 30 Centralia 19 CR 16 Hoquiam 21 CR 30 Chehalis 26 CR 27 i1Kelso 30 CR 36 iiBattIeground 23 CR 35 :iCamas 16 CR 49 fiwashougal 25 CR 41 :l1Kessler 42 CR 44 Chehalis 38 CR 38 :f1BattIe Ground 18 CR 34 Bremerton 35 CR 35 iiShumway 51 CR 23 iiMacLoughIin 19 CR 52 iifCamas 27 CR 50 fliwashougal 29 5League games. COACH-WES HAN SEN FIRST TEAMvfront rowffleft to rightfGeraId Ramsdell, Tom Hansen, Dick Lalicker, John Elliott, Butch Wise, Clarence Green. Second row- Jim Babcock, Roy Wooster, Rankin Kaut, Harold Ness, David Magnuson, Fred Rister. SECQND TEAMf-front row-left to right-vLarry Gourde, manager, Harold McClure, manager, Lowell McKone, Donald Wooster, Steve Hansen, Eugene Speakman, Richard Chris- tensen, Bobby Woodruff. Duane Avery. Second row- 'Lester Fletcher, Bill Machin, Howard Quaife, David Thornsbury, Milton Wheeler, Gordon Bolar, Bob King, Wayne Frye, Bobby Burgoyne, David Moore, Third rowf Billy McCully, Leland McMurphy, Ronnie Quick, Larry Lahr, Delbert Robins, Ronnie Todd, Jimmy Hansch, Robert Smith.