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Central Valley High School - Bear Yearbook (Veradale, WA)

 - Class of 1951

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' 1.'5.E'f1'f.,-'.'-w-.1 .4 - , , fi .1227 .-355' Leaving our homeport of Greenacres approximately 180 days ago, we, the crew and passengers of the U. S. S. Central Valley, set sail across the Sea of Know- ledge to a distant port known as Gradua- tion. This page of the U. S. S. Central Valley Log is to introduce the tale of the 1950- 1951 voyage. We show a complete and accurate account of our passengers and df crew. As we turn the pages, we remember the 1, gif: adventures of the journeys on our ship. K 'V' We recall the gales, the storms, the calms ' 3 -the things that the voyage imprinted in our hearts and minds forever .... ,... ,. .-. V. , H . 15.,,,,,lfQ.g:5.,4,-Qisgff-5:s,5a1t,,,,,,f,,,,s .. ,, ----'f'- t ,.f:1:4. ,vu 'M fur:-H -'gzf-g U6 ' 'JJ' T-- .. ' ' - G- 1- ' ' - -. HT ' -'-.' 1---fwfr 14:2-eg -:Lin .- -qf:,'i:,- . b Ne: fr. . Mi, , r 3F35-.ms q -1' ' +:- ,,..,.. V, 5, ,.,.4.,, ,,,.. 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The names of Sig Han- sen and Central Valley are practically synonymous, for he has become a part me of the warmth an e X of the spintfthe tradition f i and a part of the school T 5 itself. c Krew... 71 2 M , n f' W Q S63 CI1RT'2' Agfyo I age W FACULTY AND STUDENT ADM INIS TRA TION CAPTAIN john Crabb TO THE SENIORS OF 1951: You have the honor of being the first class to graduate from Central Valley after it became a Senior High School. How did it seem not to have the freshmen there to take the blame for noise, torn paper, disarranged chairs and etc.? You have also had a peep around the corner of the turn of the half century. We must all admit that world conditions are doubtful and full of question marks. You probably are beginning to understand the meaning of the words dynamic, challenging and sacri- fice. Central Valley will miss the class of 1951 and look for news of you. Please call on any of us, if we can later be of service to you. JOHN J. CRABB Superintendent FIRST MATE George J. Langston SENIOR CLASS: I feel confident that the contributions which you make to society will be a credit to the school for which you have shown so much loyalty. If the future of a troubled world depends on the enthusiasm and resourcefulness of the youth of today, this graduating class will certainly be a force towards shaping ar better future. GEORGE J. LANGSTON Principal haul y MRS. DELIA WHITMAN Head of English Department MR. WALTER THOMAS Band Department hw k i-Q l MRS. SYLVIA EASTBURN Solid Geometry, Latin MR, KARL EMERY MISS MADELINE SHEEHAN Agriculture, Metal Shop, Auto Shop .-1 NHT! MR. RAY THACKER MISS LORRAINE REIFF Shop, Mechanical Drawing Home Economics Library, French A .pp-13' MR. JAMES XVILSON Guidance, Debate, journalism, Oral Expression, Annual, English gllfllf y ft A . ' itdx-., Wallys' S ol f i x..-A W, r'l'l.! 'J MRS. C. R. ORCUTT MR. DELBERT MUSE MISS MARCELLA SMITH ,Q A if '74 Xpovf' X Q English, Arts and Crafts Geometry, Physics, Chemistry, Biology English, Economics, Sociology, Typing MR. C, R. ORCUTT MR. SIG HANSEN Sociology, Biology, Geography, U. S. Civics, U- 5- HiSf01'Y History, Civics 692 - E,-sk ., ,N NMMA MRS. LANGSTON MRS. GERTRUDE GLOVER MRS. SNIDER Supervisor of Libraries, Spanish, World History, Aft Supervisor Music Coordinator, Washington History, for School District Curriculum Coordinator Geography ri awfully 'N I Qi fx , y ,? 'M H lf A lx , 5 I ,H LN. 5 ! 5 XX ., ixxv , 3 gf 5 MR. JOHN FREDERICKSEN . .. . MR. ERNEST McKIE Biology, Agriculture School Secretary Physical Eclucntion, Driver Training, Algebra A MRS. GLADYS FRITZ Dramatics, English, Chorus, French MISS PRISCILLA ROSS Girls' Physical Education l if x 'l X-QI X MR. CHARLES MCCARTHY MRS. CYNTHIA PLOWMAN MR. RAY BIEHL English, Dramatics, Library Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping Dance Band, Musical Theory J'-1 Q gg dl. 3.161 0fHcers A.S.B. OFFICERS First row: joan Hackney, Secretary, Roy Shaw, President, Robert Fujirnura, Vice President. Second row: Marceline Pope, Program Chairman, Merlyn Smith, Parlia- mentariang Barbara Ziegler, School Reporter. Student 60 neil f' I I? X f,,1lX x STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Pat Smith, Chuck Pope, Joyce Beck, George Whitman, Robert Fujimura, joan Hackney, Merlyn Smith, Barbara Ziegler. Second row: Aileen Hitchcock, jackie Spalding, Gretchen Hahn, jim Upchurch, R5y Shaw, Marceline Pope, jerry Drinkard, Darwin Marcus. Third row: Betty jane Neyland, Lorene Boorman, Beverly Voltz, Alice Leslie, Lamoine Howell, Glenn Richardson, Lyle Abbott, Stanley Neilson, Phil Anderson. QQ- Fussen ! I, A f E' NK Q ' K m Y . , b x A ' ' wq 'W'--uf ff ...xi-f-Ni ' , mn. . . 'vm K . , ,kr , . - I 1 , ' I D. 0 71 fy H, s f . K 5, , A .M A fy 5 '-...Q 7' W: f M. ,Q Q ' -.1 f' 5' . f 5' , ,A 4 A ,. , MSW A . W Q! V VM , , f NM, A , km- 4 f if H., 4 - - F f K4 i 5 4 K ' I ky WWW.. if Y lj, il SENIORS ' JUNIURS ' SOPHCMORES 517,17 Dffk ' ' ' if , miors CLASS OFFICERS A Cz-,..,.-f Turning back the pages of our log we find the seniors began their voyage in the fall of 1947. As frosh they were definitely defeated in their first major battle-initiation by the sophomores. With few casualties they continued on their way, being re- sponsible for the successful burning of the Eagle, and also being the first class to reach their annual quota. The following fall they captured the freshmen and put them through tortures similar to theirs the previous year. However, their good will was re- gained and the Frosh were honored at a party given in their favor by the sophomores. The participation in sports and school activities by the sophomores continued, as members of the class of 1951 became vital cogs in Central Valley's wheel of fortune. The next year saw them sailing smoother than ever. They accomplished the greatest aim of all to put on a successful Junior Prom. praise from all who attended My and their Marjie Fintel was crowned Five Officers of the student body were selected from their class in the forms of Jim Upchurch, President, Joyce Beck, Secretary, Pat Smith, Reporter, Chuck Pope, Parliamentariang and Gretchen Hahn, Program Chairman. junior classes- They gained Blue Heavenf' Prom Queen. Joann Gibson ..........,..,..........................,... Pferident Vivian Faulkes ....... ..... V ire Prerident Shirley McDonald ..., ........,... S en-emry Don Mclntosh ...... Tremurer Their fourth and final year at sea was crowned by one of the most successful Senior Balls in many years. Under the able direction of class president Joann Gibson, the shore leave at Christmas Island left a memory never to be forgotten, Jim Upchurch and Mariane Halverson reigned over the event. Chosen to assist the president were: Vivian Faulkes, Vice President, Shirley McDonald, Secretary, and Don Mclntosh, Treasurer. Aiding in every way were class advisors Gertrude Glover, Marcella Smith, Sig Hansen, and Charlie McCarthey. Gretchen Hahn, Marjie Fintel, Pat Smith, Jim Upchurch, Don Barden, LaMoine Howell, Ernest Craft, and Ted Williams were elected to Pep Club while Jackie Spalding, Aileen Hitchcock, Lyle Abbott, and La- Moine Howell represented the senior class in student council. Seniors became the bulwark of Central Valley athletic teams, with Big Jim Robertson gaining a berth on the all-state football team. Pat Smith took over the job of annual editor with Mary Catherine Allen as assistant and Lyle Abbott as business manager. Seniors reigned as kings and queens of many events. The course of the class of 1951 has been steered clear and true and they will ever remember the years spent on the U.S.S. Central Valley. MARY CATHERINE ALLEN Ain't We Got Fun Major:-Language . . . Aelizfitiers Bearettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 . . . Bear Tales 4, Feature Editor 4 . . . Press Club 4 . . . Torch and Quill 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2 . . . Voyageur Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Senio,r Ball Committee 4 . . . DAR Candidate 4... LYLE ABBOTT The Conlir1ental Major: Science . . . Aftizfilier: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Forensic League 4 . . . Voyageur Staff 4, Business Manager 4 . . . CAROLYN ASBURY All The Thingr You Are Major: Commercial . . . Aeli1'ilieJ: Chorus 2 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Librarian 3...OfficeGirl3,4... DON ALWAY Belufeen The Deifil And The Deep Blue Sea Entered from Wallace, Idaho, 1949 . . . Major: Industrial Arts . . . Artiifiziers Boxing 1, 2, 3 ,... Letterman's Club 1, 2... -any sane- ' JEANNE COUTRE Dear Hearn and Gentle People Major: Science . . . Arliriliefs FHA 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 ...Librarian 3, 4... G-f'1'T RICHARD ALLEN Entered from Lindberg, 1950 - - - SHIRLEE BAUM Happy Talk Entered from North Central, 1950 . . . Major: Art . . . Arlizfifief: Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Cast, Second Fiddle 4 . . . Cast, Christmas Nativity 4 . . . DON BARDEN Heartbreaker Artirizier: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Boxing 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3. 4 . . . PepClub4...SkiClub2, 3... HELEN BAXTER l'll See You in My Dream! Entered from Delano, California, 1950 . . . Major: Language . . . Artivizier: Torch and Quill 4 . . . Voyageur Staff 4 . . . Press Club 4 . . . Bear Tales Staff 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Librarian . . . GENE BARTLETT Beg Your Pardon Major: Science . . . Aelirfitier: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . Football 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . lVlaen Irish Eyer Are Smiling 2 ERNEST CRAFT Happy Feet Major: Mathematics . . . AL'ti1'itieJ.' Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cast, Annie's Man 3 . .. Cheerleader 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Football Manager 1 . . . Basketball Manager 1 . , . MARVIN DAVIS IVl1irperi11g Major: Agriculture . . . Acti1'izie.r: Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football Manager 2, 3 . . . Basketball Manager 1, 3 . . . FFA4... LORENE BOORMAN SlJe',f Go! Rea' Hair Ana' Green Eye! Major: Language . . . Aclirizies: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Voyageur Staff 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Production Staff, Professor, How Could You! 2 . . . Production Staff, A Little Honey 3 . . . MARVIN DIEHLE Big Arid Bzlfhflllu Entered from Rockford, 1948 , . . Major: Shop . . . JOYCE CONRATI-I Good. Good, Good Major: Commercial . . . Social Science . . . Aeli1'i1ie.r: Chorus 2, 3, 4 , . . FHA 2, 3, 4, Historian 4 . . . HARRY Bocos Eary Comeg Eary Go Major: Industrial Arts . . . Arti1fitier.' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 . . . Letter- man's Club 3, 4 . . . Class President 3 . . JOYCE BECK Beautiful Lady Major.' Language . . . Artirilier: Band 1 . . . Twirling 1, 2 . . . Riding Club 1 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . ASB Secretary 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Cast, Last Night 3 . . . Production Staff, Annie's Man 3 . . . Homecoming Queen 3 . . . Homecoming Princess 4 . . . Ski Club 2, 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . .Spanish Club 4... LARRY BRYANT Speak Low Major: Agriculture . . . Aclirfilier: FFA 2, 3, 4 . . . Vice President 4 , . . Band 1 . . . Cast, A Little Honey 3 . . . Cast, Mountain House Mystery 4 . . . LINDA CRISP You Are My Sunrhineu Entered from Ione, 1949 . . . Majorr: Mathematics . . . Commercial . . . Activities: Office Girl 4 . . . JUNE BLAKE I Min Erery One Of The Gang Major: Language . . . Ac1iz'itieJ: FHA 3, 4, Secretary 4 , , . Torch and Quill 4 . , . Latin Club 2 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Triple Trio ' 3, 4 . . . Sixteenth Notes 3, 4 . , . Librarian 2, 4 . . . 'I es? LORRAINE WELLS Home Cooking Major.r.' Language . . . Home Economics . . . , Arlirfitier: FHA 2, 3, 4, President 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . NEIL DUNAGAN The Happy Farmer Majorr: Agriculture . . . Shop . . . Arliifiliefr FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4 . . PATRICIA CRAINE Everybody Har A bzugbing Place Entered from Bonners Ferry, 1948 . . . Major: Mathematics . . . Aflivilierr Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Production Staff, A Little Honey 3, Second Fiddle 4 . . . Triple Trio 3, 4 . . . Library 2 . . . WlLBllR EARL Tabu Entered from Cardston, Alberta, 1948 . . . Majon: Mathematics . . . Shop . . . Social Science . . . History. . . . Artiviliex Letterman's Club 4 . , . Band 3, 4 . . Football 4 . . . QR NORMA HOLMAN Drifting And Dreaming Major: Home Economics . . . Arliriliex: FHA 4 . . . Production Staff, Second Fiddle 4, A Little Honey 3, Christmas Nativity 4 . . . t .fir an 'Q' A ' L, , 1 ' ., S -in 5- -A ef'- in IT'x W RAYMOND GRAY How Am I To Know Major: Shop . . . Artirfitier: Basketball 1 . . PATRICIA DAHL Dark Eyef' Major: Commercial . . . Artivitieir Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Twirling 1, 2 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Senior Ball Princess 4 . . . Homecoming Dance Princess 4 . . . Girls' League Council 1 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Librarian 3 . . . Basketball Queen 4 . . . LAMOINE HOWELL Don't Fence Me In Majorr: Mathematics . . . Science . . . Aflizfilief: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Senior Ball Prince 4 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . ROBERTA DILLON I'rn Gonna Lire 'Till I Die Major: Home Economics . . . Actizfitier: Thespians 4 . . . Office 4 . . . Seco 3 . . . Sixteenth Notes 4 . . . FHA 3, 4, Vice President 4 . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Cast, Christmas Nativity 4 . . . Production Staff, A Little Honey 3 . . . junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Triple Trio 4 . . . VERNON HOPKINS FrerkleJ Major: Agriculture . . Arliviiies: Band 1, 2 . . . FFA 2, 3, 4 . . JAMES KRUGER 1'll Be Around Entered from Washington Junior High, Yakima, 1949 . . . Majorr: Mathematics . . . Science . . . Social Science . . . Activities: Football 1 . . . All VERNON LAFRANCE Time On My Hana'.I Major: Industrial Arts . . . Artivilier: Arts and Crafts Club 4 JUNE FORD My Favorite Dream Entered from John Rogers, 1950 . . . Majors: Commercial . . . English . . . Artivitie.r: Pirettes 1, 2, . . . Student Council 1 . . Cosmic Club . . . Music Club . . . KIM LINES When I Leave The World Behind Entered from Havermale Junior High, 1948 . . . Major: Mathematics . . . Activiliei: Tennis 5, 4 . . . VIRGINIA GARRISON Sophi.Itirated Lady Major: Language . . . Activiiiex: Student Council 1 . . . Debate 2, 5, . . . Forensic 2, 5 . . . Band 1, 2, 5 . . . Production Staff, A Little Honey 5 . . . Spanish Club 4 . . . Badminton 2,5 . . . GAA 2, 5 . . . DICK KLAVANO Little Brown jug Entered from North Central, 1948 . . . Majors: History . . . Language . . . Aclirfities: Football 1, 2, 5, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 5, 4 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Bear Tales '3, 4 . . . VIVIAN FAULKES Lovely To Look At Entered' from Lewis and Clark, 1950 . . . Major: Home Economics . . . Aclivizier: FHA 1, 2, Secretary 1, Vice President 2 . . . Class Vice President 4 . . . Home Room President 1 . . . Chorus 1, 4 . . . Homecoming Queen 4 . . . Senior Ball Princess 4 . . . JOHN KLOBUCHER jun A Home Town Boy Entered from Moscow, 1949 . . . Majors: Science . . . Mathematics . . MARGIE FINTEL Sweet And Lovely Entered from West Valley, 1948 . . . Majors: Home Economics . . . Commercial . . . Activities: Pep Club 4 . . . Girls' League Council 2 . . . Student Council 5 . . . Librarian 4 . . . Junior Prom Queen 5 . . . Homecoming Princess 4 . . . Bearettes 5... ELAINE FLEMING So Dear To My Hearf' Entered from Lewis and Clark, 1950 . . , Major: Commercial . . . Activities: Girls' League 5 . . . Library Representative 1 . . . I Sir JOANN GIBSON The Very Though! of You Major: Commercial . . . Home Economics . . . Artizfiiier: Girls' League Treasurer 3, 4 . . . Senior Class President 4 . . . Homecoming Princess 4 . . . Senior Ball Princess 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Bearettes 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 , . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Volleyball 2 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Badminton 2 . . . Librarian 3 . . . Band 1 . . DON MCINTOSH Shine Majorr: Science . . . Mathematics . . . Arfi1filieJ.' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, . . . Badminton 4 . . . Class Treasurer 4 . . . Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . . MAVIS GILLESPIE So Long Pal Entered from Eagle Point, Oregon, 1950 . . . Major: Commercial . . . Artizfitier: Librarian 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Cast, Second Fiddle 4 , . . JAMES LIVINGSTONE Let Me Dream On Major: History . . . ArIi1'iIier.' Boxing 2 . . GRETCHIEN HAI-IN My Pretty Girl Majorr: Home Economics . . . Mathe- matics . . . Aczirilier: Thespians 2, 3, 4 . . . FHA 2, 3, 4 , . .Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4, Major- ette 4 . . . ASB Program Chairman 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Girls' League Council 3, 4 . . . Girls' League President 3, 4 . . , Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Sixteenth Notes 3, 4 , . . Cast, A Little Honey 3 . . . Cast, Pro- fessor How Could You ! 2 , , I in id' T J ,,, ff in 6' C,-r RON MEl5l.EN You Call Erferyhody Darlin ' Major: Industrial Arts . . . Arlirfiliers Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Letter- man's Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . , , Football 1, 4 , . . Senior Ball Prince DARLENE GILSTRAP Failhful Forez-'ef' Major: Language . . . Aetivitier: Twirling 1, 2 ,,.. GAA 2, 3, Council Council 2 . . . Dramatics Club 4 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Cast, Second Fiddle 4 . . , Cast, Catching Up With Christmas 4 . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Triple Trio 3, 4 . . . Sixteenth Notes 3, 4 . . . BILL MILLER Country Style Major: Agriculture . . . Artizfilier: Bear Tales Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4 . . . FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . . Press Club 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . , . Track 4 . . . MARIANE HALVERSON You're The One Majori: Language . . . Home Economics , . . Arlizfitieir Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3,4...Softball1,2,3,4...PepClub3,4... GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Twirling 1, 2, 3, President 3 , . . Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . Senior Ball Chairman 4 . . . junior Prom Chairman 3 . . . Senior Ball Queen 4 . . . Sweetheart Princess 3 . . . KEN MIILER My Wonderful One Major: Industrial Arts . . . Arzivilief: Student Council 3 . . CHARLES PEDERSON , Every Day Ir Ladier Day With Me Majorr: History . . . Shop . . . Actizfitier: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . e Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice Presi- dent 1 JERRY NEAL Strike Up The Band Majorr: Mathematics , . . Science . . . Aclioizier: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Thespians 2, 3, .4 . . , President 3, 4 . . . Cast, Professor, How Could You ? 2 . . . Production Manager, A Little Honey 3 . . , Production Manager, Antic Spring 3 . . . Stage Crew Manager, One-Act Plays 3 . . . Stage Crew Manager, Second Fiddle 4 . . . Dance Band 4... JANICE HAUGEN Candy and Cake Major: Commercial . . . Activiliers Basketball 1 , . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, . . Bear Tales 3 . . . ASB Reporter 3 . . . ...Office 4 . . . Triple Trio 3... ROBERT OLIVER Take It Easy Majorr: Mathematics . . . Science . . . Language . . . Activitier: Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 1,2,3,4... DORIS HENSEL Lady Of The Evening Majorrs Commercial . . . English . . . Aclivilier: Bearettes 1, 2 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 4 . . . Thespians 3, 4, . . . Cast, A Little Honey 3 . . . Office 4 . . . Tennis 1, 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3 ...Track 1,2...Chorus3... ANITA HURT ' Canadian Caper,f Majorr: Language . . . Acli1filier: Bearettes 2, 3 . . . Girls' League Council 4 . . . Debate 2, 3 . . . Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 ' . . . Torch and Quill 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 . . . Bear Tales 3, 4, News Editor 4 . . . Press Club 3, 4 . . . Voyageur Staff 3, 4, Art Director 4 . . . Production Staff, A Little Honey 3 . , . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . , Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . E JP LEONARD PEDERSON Mr, Touchdown, U.S.A. Major: History . . . Aetirfitierr Class President 1 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Bear Tales 4 . . . AILEEN HITCHCOCK Stardust Major: Commercial . . . Artiririer: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . GAA 4, Council 4 . . . Girls' League Council 4, Vice President 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Badminton Manager 3 . . . Senior Ball Princess 4 . . . CHARLES POPE Perror1ali1y Majors: History . . . Industrial Arts . . . Artiifitier: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 . . . ASB Parliamentarian 3, 4 . . . Bear Tales 3, 4 . . . Student Council ,'- E 1 ELOUISE LUNDEEN , Girl Of My Drearn.r Major: Commercial . . . Activizier: GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 3 . . . Pho- tography Club 3 . . . .,'r ,Qi .. ,.1' - fi. rt. CAROLYN LAWSON Save A Little Sunrhind' Major: Languages . . . Artivitier: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Production Staff, A Little . Honey, Second Fiddle, Catching Up With i Christmas . . . Chorus 4 . . . Sixteenth Notes 4 . . . Librarian 2, 3 . . . BOB RICE A Little Bit Independent Majorr: Mathematics . . . Activities: Boxing 3 . . . Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ...Football l,2,3...Track1,2,3,4... JEAN LIVINGSTONE She': A Home Girl , Majorr: Science . . . Language . . . Actiifitier: GAA 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . Badminton 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 3, 4 . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 4, Manager 2 . . . GAA Council 2 . . . Volleyball 4 . . . HERB ROBINSON - There'J Been A Change In Me Entered from Otis, 1949 . . . Major: Mathematics . . . Artivitier: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. , . Football 2, 3 . . .Base- ball 2 . . . Basketball 2 . . SHIRLEY MCDONALD W '- ,,,, Vi I MARVIN SCHMITT Star: In Your Eye! 'V' fii if 'Q' I Three 0'Cl0rh In The Morning Entered from Stadium, Tacoma, 1950. M A L. ? Major: Mathamatics . . . Artnfitier: Girls' Club . . . Pep Club 3 ' 1 ' Artiifitierx Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Base- . . . Class Secretary 4 . . . Office Girl 5 'f-.:1 -:': li I. 'fl , A ball 1, 2, 3, 4 , . . Boxing 2 . . . Bad- 3, 4 - - - Stadium Opera 3 . . . ' ' I ' - 1l , i g, minton 2 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 ' I 2 . . . Bear Tales Staff 3 . . . I , , ,- '+.1w:' ae-ijjwftf ,isa iz ,. 2 I -I ,pr fr ,I,uzg?,3.xtirg,',f,-,mel ,I ..,. Il ,:J1:,s:,-,3a!,, 1 f . ,ef -5' QSQ fl L , , e ' If It warmer, 3 . f a' .I., ffrwy, f f flirty A' 4 ai 4 al 1 L' iwtw m e X L1 A o r V CHARLOTTE YATES Here Pretty Kitty Entered from Lewis and Clark, 1950 . . . Major: Commercial . . . Artivitier: Home Room President 1 . . . REYNOLD SORENSON Sunday Driving Major: Mathematics . . . Artivitier: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dance Band 4 . . Badminton 3 . . . ESTHER NAPIER In The Mood Major: Language . . . Artivitier: Bearettes 2, 3, 4, President 4 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3 . . . Voyageur Staff 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bad- minton 2, 3, 4 . . . Photography Club 3 . . . Junior Red Cross Representative 3, 4 . . . Senior Ball Com- mittee 4 . . . SAM STRITE Give Me My Boot: And Saddle Majorx: Science . . . Agriculture . . . Activitier: FFA 1, 2, 3 . . . Letterman's Club 3, 4 ...Boxing3,4... LARRY THOMAS Enjoy YourJelf Major: Language . . . Arzivizier: Debate 2 . . . Forensic 2, 3 . . . Thespians 4 . . . Production Staff, Second Fiddle 4 . . . MARLENE OCHELTREE Ain'l She Sweet Major: History . . . Activitier: Chorus 1, 2, 3 . . . Librarian 3 . . . Office Girl 4 . . . Production Staff, Second Fiddle 4 . . . JIM ROBERTSON Come To Me, Bend To Me Major: Industrial Arts . . . Activities: Baseball 1, 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . LAVONE OLSEN The Sunshine Of Your Smile Major: Language . . . Artivitier: Student Council 1 . . . Torch and Quill 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4, Council 3 . . . Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4 . . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . Cast, A Little Honey 3 . . . RON TOBERT In My Merry 0ldJmahile Major: Industrial Arts . . . Anivirier: Arts and Crafts Club 4, Vice President 4 . . . MARSHALL TODHUNTER There'J Muric In The Aff' Majorf: Language . . . History . . . Aflirfilier: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . KATHTRYN PRICE Oklahoma Entered from Libby, Montana, 1948 . . . Major: Home Economics . . . Acliffitier: Production Staff, This Way West 2 . . . Librarian 3 . . . JIM UPCHURCH My Ideal Majors: Mathematics . . . Industrial Arts . . . Activities: Pep Club 4 . . . Letterman's Club 3, 4, President 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . ASB President 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Senior Ball King 4 . . . junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4... BARBARA RUARK Sweet Lady Major: Mathematics . . . Aclivilier: Latin Club 3 . . . Office Girl 4 . . Girls' League Secretary 3, 4, Council 3, 4 . . . SHIRLEY OsBoRNE The Roving Kind Major: Home Economics . . Activitier: Spanish Club 4 . IRENE KUSSELL Happy Timer Major: Home Economics . . . Arthfilief: Thespians 4 . . . Cast, A Little Honey 3 . . . Cast, Society Rides Again 3 . . . Cast, Catching Up With Christmas 4 . . . Production Staff, Second Fiddle 4 . . . ORLYN VIGESAA My Happinefru Major: Industrial Arts . . . Arlirilier: Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1 SHIRLEY PURSEY You Wfonderful You Major: Commercial . . . Activirierf Tennis 2, 3 . . . Badminton 2, 3 . . . Volleyball 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Softball 2...Track1,2,3...GAA2,3...Twirling l,2,3...FHA2...BearTalesStaff3... Voyageur Staff 3 . . . Office 4 . . . Production Staff, One-Act Plays 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . junior Prom Committee 3 . . . BILL WARD My Buddy Majorr: Mathematics . . . Science . . . Language . . . Arlirfiliers Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Class President 3 . . . PATRICIA SMITH Hair Of Gold, Eye: Of Blue Majorr: Commercial . . . Language . . . Actirfitier: Bearettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Torch and Quill 2, 3, 4, President 3 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Bear Tales 3, 4, Editor 4, Sports Editor 3 . . . junior Press Club 3, 4 . . . Voyaguer Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4 . . . Girls' League Council 3 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . ASB Reporter 3, 4 . . . Foot- ballQueen4...GAA2,3,4.. Pep Club 4 . . . junior Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . , Volleyball 5,3 2 . . . Softball 1, 2 . I 'S ai-W6 TED WILLIAMS HumoreJque ' : Language - . - iliidrilgbjd from North Central, 1948 -P- - Acti1fitie.f: Thespians 2, 3, 4 . . .deli Club 4 . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Stu en tive 2, 3 - - - JACQUELINE SPALDING Full Of Fun And Fanry Free Majorx: Home Economics . . . Commercial . . . Activitier: Student Council 4 . . . FHA 2, 3, 4 . . GAA 2, 3 . . . DAN WHELDON Remember Me Major: Mathematics . . . Artirfilien' Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 4 . . Basketball 1 . . . CAROL INGALLS Green Eyef' Majors: Commercial . . . Language . . . Activities: Bear Tales Staff 3 . . . Annual Staff 3 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Torch and Quill 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3 . . . Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 4 . . Cast, A Little Honey 3 . . . Cast, Annie's Man 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Volleyball 2, 3 . . . Badminton 2 . . . GAA 2, 3 . . . Bearettes 1, 2, 3 . . . Senior Ball Committee 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . JIM ZoPIfI A Wonderful Guy Majors: Mathematics . . . Science . . . Activitier: Student Council 3 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 9 . How C 1 3 . - - Cast, F'0f??5'?.' . Cglil1dlYou, Antic SPfmg- A Ln' tle Honey . . . junior Red Cross RCP' resentative 3 . . . Hi-Nite Representa- snif- IEANNETTE RYSER Fine5:e Entered from North Central, 1950 . . . Major: Commercial . . . Artivilier: Chorus 4 . . . Dramatics Club 4 . . . Office Girl 4 . . . Produc- tion Staff, Second Fiddle 4 . . . Cast, Christmas Nativity 4 . . BARBARA AGEE I Urzderriandu Major: Commercial . . . Actizfitierf GAA 3, 4, Council 3 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . Volleyball Manager 3 . . . Cast, Society Rides Again 3 . . . GLORIA BECKER Sweet Little Girl Majorr: History . . . Commercial . . . Artirfitier: Chorus 2, 3 . . . Dramatics 3 . . . Pro- duction Staff, Annie's Man 3 . . . Production Staff, Society Rides Again 3 . . . GAIL MCGILL You're Dffdffdliflgl' Majorr: Commercial . . . History . . . Arlizfitier: Bearettes 1, 2 . . . Chorus 1, 2 . . . Annual Staff 2 . . . Office Girl 3 . . . Production Staff, Second Fiddle 3 . . . MARGARET Moss Ain't She Prelty. ' Entered from North Central, 1950 . . . Major: Home Economics . . . U Aflf1f'i!i6I.' FHA 4 . . . Chorous 4 . . . Production Staff, Second Fiddle 4 . . . Production Staff, Catching Up With Christmas 4 . . . RAY CROCKER The Handrome Strangeru Entered from Pacific Groves, California, 1950 . . Major: Industrial Arts . . . CAROL ANN WHITE Collegian Majorr: Language . . . Social Science . . . Ariiivizier: Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 . . . Torch and Quill 2, 3, 4, President 4 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . MARILYN HILL Dearie Major: Commercial . . . Ar1i11itier: GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Office Girl 4 . . . Librarian 3 . . . Band 1, 2, . . . Girls' League Council 1 . . . LAURA STORK Baby Face Entered from Ritzville, 1947 . . . Major: Home Economics . . . Activities: Chorus 2 . . . Librarian 2, 3 . . . FHA 2, 3, 4, Reoprter 3 . . . Bear Tales Staff 3 . . . DIANE MooRE Skaier': IValtz Major: Commercial , . . Activities: GAA 2, 3, . . . Girls' League Council 4 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Triple Trio 3, 4 . . . Sixteenth Notes 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Office Girl 4 . . . Cast, A Little Honey 3 . . . Thespians 4 . . . 'Qs an-A gr Temperature? High 107! Pat johnson, Bryce Watch TheBirdie! Mariane Halverson. uinton. Bombs Away! Fm Hungry! Mp. W03. C 0 .loan fn Danny fgftkneyy. hejdon X f m 9 + 'eZj?i9'da 2' wt 0 Blind Entertainer At CV. Richard Smith Rxldefb XxN2fff'3Nel if X we D00 .-qtjeu, NWC' i U- , 'QYO11'lO11LU P ' ' Don Bob Anderson How About The Next Dance ? Vivian Faulkes and jim Upchurch 5.9 ,,..-J . - Head'H emi 225115269 Bruce 0 I . A DXR . 5 h E 9 . yfxge. Rea5Y Aim' -And When Those Brawny Bears Fall Into Line- Gretchen Hahn. Yl','x 'cv T., ulf' M. 7 .an H nit' S .,-Ji. SADYE HAXfJK5lfce11fee Pope' K AFT V- .ER FO . IV - O1 Gfbsgg-Eiulkeg, CAMP ' - . 'K cn, 'X ss, Joann HA FOOTBALL DANCE- LLOW Mary Catherine Allen, Pat KMz11'y CJSEEH iPRANKS Smith, Lavone Olsen . e DU' A Billie LOW , janet Umfe' . . Len Pfldqsoighuck Pffdefbon ' Kane Kuna C Allen h , l 's MARRYIN' sAMfDenm . EOR . A X, . . DOXNZ THHR smmn HN- A' SWL Dud. bhxrlli' ML K -KA 4 X lr S IUST BE Ha1Ve'S '1 -ING FRIENDLY XR Onflfg Mcdlen, C3 fo I fo Drk Cufa... WW ms f' E-X Llaais at G X I X . juniors CLASS OFFICERS 5 Marilyn Torrey ........................................ Treasurer jim Spencer ....... ...... V ice President Merlyn Smith .... ............. P resident joan Hackney ....... .......... S erretary Swinging aloft into their new career, the class of 1952 began as meek frosh. They fully and hardily survived the initiation offered by the sophomores and had a good time doing it. They did a fine job of burning the Eagle, keeping the W.V. intruders from getting their hands on it. They began their sophomore year with a little more confidence, and immediately proclaimed war on the frosh. A truce was declared, however, at the Freshman-Sopho- more party. Class members began to take their stations in literary, pep, dramatic, musical, and athletic groups. Barbara Kellmer was chosen Gingham Gal at the Gallop. George Whitman was elected Vice President of the student body, an honor seldom conferred upon a sophomore. The third year on the high seas for the class was full of excitement, especially the election of Roy Shaw, President, Robert Fujimura, Vice President, Joan Hackney, Secretary, Barbara Ziegler, Reporter, Marceline Pope, Program Chairman, and Merlyn Smith, Parliamentarian as student body officers, and the planning and outcome of the junior Prom. In charge of class affairs were: Merlyn Smith, President, jim Spencer, Vice President, joan Hackney, Secretary, and Marilyn Torrey, Treasurer. Lorraine Reiff, Deilia Whitman, Carroll Orcutt, and Del Muse were the ever-present and help- ful advisors. Lois McCulley, joan Hackney, Al Stipe, and Roy Shaw were selected for Pep Club. janet Smith was chosen as junior editor of the annual. Affairs of the Girls' League were left in the capable hands of Marilyn Torrey, President, Lois McCu1ley, Vice President, Louise Robinson, Secretary, and Beverly Nelson, Treasurer. Many juniors made their football letters, while Eli Chalich and George Whitman sparked Ray Thacker's basketball team. Louise Robinson, Bev Orwiler, Bev Voltz, Darwin Marcus, and Jerry Drinkard represented the class in student council. The Class looked forward into their final year with anticipation and the hope that they will leave as fine an imprint on Central Valley as they have the previous three years. I! Qlft 5 S 1 sv MQ' X it , x Bottom row: Barbara Kellmer, joan Hayes, Barbara Knudsen, Myrtle Brecto. Second row: Frances Rorrison, Deanna Hoose, Patty johnson. Third row: Joann Gibson, Phil james, Virgil Wegner, Gilbert Cooper. Left side: Ernie Schillinger, Roy Shaw, Al Stipe. Right side: Robert Fujimura, Gordon Peterson. Bottom row: Margie Standley, Phyllis Blakely, Doris Korupp, Betty Olsen, Margaret Wood, El Louise Brenchley. Second row: Patricia Walker, Eleanor Danielson, Roberta Livingstone, janet Delp. Left side: Emmett Smith, Jack Wickland, Harould Shoup, Jim Macrie. Right side: Bill Nicholas, Ken Vigue, Bill Nadwornick, Ralph Fisher. Bottom row: Shirley Lovitt, Marilyn Panther, Sherry Mills, Marceline Pope, Alex Hanches, Mary Sellinas. Second row: Darlene Anderson, Barbara Banks, Roger Davis, Louis Lenertz, Paula Abbott, jim Fordyce, Beverly Nelson. Third row: Darwin Marcus, jim Adams, jim Spencer, Roger Haley, Bill Hansen. I T , 5 ...t :lib nw 'UG 1 math E an Bottom row: joan Stout, joy Carnine, Louise Robinson, Donna Kauffman, Mar- jie Standley. Second row: Barbara Zeigler, Donnelle Howlett, janet Mudgett. Third row: Len Boge, jerry Drinkard, Marvin Hamley, Ken Konnell, Roger Davis. Left side: Bill Sebero, Roger Wood. Right side: Orville Kellmer. Bottom row: Charles Collins, Patsy Olsen, Diane Pappas, Ronald Wilson. Second row: Roger Haley, Ann johns, Tommy Brittain, Charles Custer. Bottom row: Mary Taylor, Beverly Voltz, Joyce Sandeno. Lois Sandeno. Second row: Dan Courchaine, Barbara Brereton, Carolyn Woodward, Marilyn Torrey, Betty Hattell. Third row: Ellis Bruna, Buddy Hannah, jim Miller, Chuck Crisp. Left side: Bruce Lower, Ronald Foulston. Right side: Melvin Cowles, Bobby Ford. Bottom row: Barbara Zeigler, janet Gillis, Maureen Calkins, joan Hackney, Lois McCulley. Second, row: Donnelle Howlett, Nancy Dutton, Lorraine Moore, janet Smith, Beverly Orwiler. Third row: Glenn Olsen, Don McHug0, Tommy Brittain, Gene Schermer, Dick Olsen, Merlyn Smith, Glenn Richardson, Ronald Hansen. I Bottom row: Evelyn Caldwell, Virginia Fishan, Pat Showers, Jean Girardot. Second row: jean Mulvihill, Wilma Welch, jim Nelson. Bottom row: john Beal, Theda jenkins, jack Folsom. Second row: Eli Chalich, Walter Sheard, Spencer Flegle, Bill Ludwig, Clifford Harding, Gene Mothershed, Ronald Wil- son, Bob Schmidt, Don O'Neal, Dick Collier, Bryce Quinton. .1-,il-- 'Q 1' U s ,I Happy Easter! Qi .4 Q If if S AAAV X, ., gf s I-eff j KQOW N I S F L . You 52 , MMC fringes eff ff. -- 09 K GXQU B Xl rd Ro ' ' DCONT 5 Salome W 0 1715011 'Wax Tl-Oubley Trouble! Boil and Bubble! Is He DEAD? Deanna Dieclerich, Marlene Ranni- ger, Donna Sullivan. Measure From Here! Mr. Thacker, LaRue Barlow, The Latest Styles In Clothes and Gals. janet ohn Albertson. Mudgctt, Barbara Ziegler, joy Carnine, joan Stout. E, htv Bi-UCC g ' , ct what can and pn ..L00ka heiara Zucgkr 1dn't UjumPH-for LGWU' BM Who ww Smith- Dorothy Parker ? BYYCC I , ,xc A OKC schooxnyguxxavan- .-G00 A DOD , I M n Quinton a ' AEASBA Q 1 'lb Oh Yeah? . . . Yeah! B. Quinton, B. Licht, dollah 0 , H L. Abbott, G. Mothcrshcd, j. Folsom. HDOQYYO 1I?4Zii?Fn'thg:ar:10OWi1s0n. Versinflskglci Mariana Ha weddiny? C 5 ' ,,. N .1 N , na'- A I , K I.,-:zz gig I . VA,fikW 2 :r xx ji I vu ww g 8 1 1334? A XX Q, ' V M :V gi :ru i W 0 'Q' Q ' I 5 Great stuff, that Burma-Shave. Fi1e! . . . U janet Mudgctt and Chuck Pope. nder FINE FOLKSI' 'Q Haugen and Phyllis Garrison. Jaime Deck Uzre.-. Saplzamores CLASS OFFICERS 3: XX M S SSSfS . 'wg T7 I F1 f f EL DOI? Hj0ft --4---------.,.,-.-......,........ .............. P rerident IHHICC Hadiney ........................ Secretary-Trenrurer A1210 M21fSh21l1 ....... ......,. V ice Prerident The sophomores were welcomed into Central Valley by the class of 1952 but they weathered the storm of gunny-sacks, lipstick, and clothespins with flying colors. They went on to come in second in a ticket contest. Many members of the class took part in extra curricular activities and athletics. Fred Medlen showed signs of becoming one of the few four-year lettermen at Central Valley by winning his letter in track. The class continued to carry their banner high during the second year as they were the second class to reach their annual quota and they Sponsored several successful dances. However, they were again treated as the green class because the newly opened Central Valley junior High took all incoming Freshmen, they again endured setting up benches for assembly and the daily raising of the flag. Class members were active in Torch and Quill, Bearettes, Thespians, and Debate. Janice Hackney, and Fred Medlen became members of Pep Club. Jim Woods, Don Hjort, Lyle Tucker. and Fred Medlen won football letters. Russell Melton, Fred Medlen, and Howarc Syria received their awards in basketball. Betty Jane Neyland, Alice Leslie, Stan Neil son, and Alan Marshall were elected to student council by the Sophomores. Directed by officers, Don Hjort, Presidentg Alan Marshall, Vice President, and Janice Hackney, Secretary-Treasurerg and assisted by advisors Priscilla Ross, Florence Orcutt, Ernest McKie, and Ray Thacker, the class became one of the most active and spirited in many years at Central Valley. W v rap iw 4 I . UU 0V 4JxX Bottom row: Dick Karstetter, Larry Zopfi, Fred Bell, Lyle Thompson, Phil Anderson, Dale Thompson. Second row: Nancy Coutre, Carol Ann Aster, Lou Ann Olsen, Susan Halpin, Terry Mudgett. Third row: Lauren Meiseger, Norene Sorenson, 'loan Fryhling, Phyllis Swan- nack, Glorya Brown. Left side: LaRue Barlow, Gary Christen- son. Right side: jack Rohrback, Clark Erwin. Bottom row: janice Hackney, Barbara Crocker, Helen Vigue, Arlene Alway, Muriel Parkinson, jackie Carruthers. Second row: Sharon Hill, Esther Mar- shall, Carol jo Halverson, Evelyn Cavin, Betty jane Neyland, Joannie Baker. Third row: Marlene Ranniger, Gail Shardlow, Delores Brown, Dorothy Cha- lifh, Donnie Fleming, Delores Miller. Left side: Don Hjort, Fred Medlen. Right side: Doug Todhunter, Art Leigh- ton. Bottom row: Bob Richardson, joannie Johnson, Darlene Hovland, Shirley Mae Lund, Dennis Ross. Second row: Irene Korupp, Joyce Welch, Lila Gilman, Shirley Woodhurst. Third row: Don Dillon, jackie Hinton, Gilbert Holcombe, George Kerbs, Del- mond Tebert. Left side: Dale McCallum, Cecil Wright, Craig Alton. Right side: Gary Quinton, LaVern Moore, Ted Hansen. Bottom row: Warren Gilbert, Alice Les- lie, Vera Russell, James Haley. Second row: Larry Woods, Jimmie Free- man, Glen Hurry, John Albertson. Third row' Bob Collins Cl de Renfro, . , y Alan Marshall, Eugene Neilson. Left side: Joe Carr, Gene Sharman. Right side: Robert Edgerman, Neil Mey- CYS. Bottom row: Marjorie Michaels, Carol Bush, Vivian Haase, Reba Milstead, Col- leen Calkins, Betty Rice, Dorothy Parker. Second row: Virginia Colbert, Bonnie Donnica, Marian Blakely, Harriet Evans, Janet Gillespie. Third row: Jimmie Jones, Jim Bennett, Tom Wargo, Leo Bollman, Dick Ed- wards. Left side: Sam Brown, John Frucci, Dar- rell Wright. Right side: Jim Hanson, Delford McCon- nell, Teddy Allen. KS? Bottom row: Jimmie Anderson, Frances Lowery, Helen McGinnis, George Brey- ers. Second row: Bob Snow, Jack Cole, Marlow Miller, Bob Bell. Third row: Harold Mueller, Russell Mel- ton, Dean Leiphan, Bobby Harris. BUS DRIVERS-Bert Plews, Charlie Keller, Ray Kilgore, Charles Elliott . . . Y , T- Fl Hem Reiber . . . Oyd Huntley f 'S A 1 , A al... , i V f V, 'QA IN CHARGE OF SCHOOL MAINTENANCE... 7 Z Q ' l5 C I Q SX TOO HE Ted Williams Mariamc Halverson ErniC Cfaft 2- . E BATHROO . - Ev Qxy H D HERE 5 TH Ccddw Cu Aw POR YOU, TEDD M. H 6 I-Cn Ped erso Pat Smith H ai igillwx W ff' fl Ak . I'M SICK AND TIRED OF STUDY-HALLS . . Barbara Kellmer Marjie Standley Anita Hurt WA Music' imfrs. . . , Y 7 45 pyfwf , Q 53355 ml 1589 X , !3acE4Z5jcEff PERSONALI TIES f a A7 J 0' 'W JMU I Pap lar JIM UPCHURCH JOYCE BECK Yummy! May be taken in more than one way in regard to joyce and jim, two well- liked seniors who were chosen as most popu- lar by their class' mates . . . B, Y Pi t rr ff? ,Ma I ,411-Around CHUCK POPE MARIANE HALVERSON Fine in athletics, outstanding in leader- ship, good in scholastic achievements, and friendly to everyone are Mariane and Chuck. Because of these characteristics they were selected by their fellow seniors as most all-around . . . , 1- if Eff -...-, Q 'V' M0 I Zllffll ed TED WILLIAMS LAVONE OLSEN Wliether they are re- garded :iround home as talented or just plain noisy is an unanswer- ahle question, but at school Lavone and Teddy have proven they have talent in many fields. The fact that Lavone dances, plays the piano and saxophone, and does creative writing while Teddy picks up any old thing and makes mit der music con- vinced senior electors that they were the ones for the most talented award . . . Mas! Qriemllyzf PAT SMITH PUSSY ERNIE CRAFT Always a friendly smile and a happy hi are characteristic of Pat Smith and Ernie Craft, shown with Fussy, who displayed an entirely different notion in regard to this thing called friendli- nessf' Lessons in friendship can be given aptly by Pat and Ernie, who were unani- mously chosen as most friendly by fellow seniors . . . -Us - AG X ,A Ng-'ig 5 ' me 4 J fin 'Pi' Wiffic' I JANICE HAUGEN DICK KLAVANO It has been said by famous men that everything has a humorous angleg it has been proven by Janice and Dick that everything does have a humorous angle. No matter how unhappy a person may be, our two humorists have a way to cheer a person up with their ever present jests and jokes. For this reason, seniors stopped laughing long enough to make an X for Janice and Dick on the ballot as the wittiest . . . 'SW X f ifTJs'f?5 , QF: 3 ' . g l lily, ' I Q K I Pi' X- 'iff' f.. r 1565! Banking VIVIAN FAULKES RON MEDLEN Mirror, Mirror On the wall, Wim if the fairer! Of them allPM Central Valley didn't have much controversy in regard to that ques- tion, the reason being shown at the left. Viv- ian and Ronnie decided to look into the situa- tion after they were c h o s e n best look- ing . . . ,ill M0 I ,flflllffk LORENE BOORMAN JIM ROBERTSON When it comes to basketball, football, baseball, and track, Lorene and jim just can't be beat! Since their frosh year they have set the pace for all ath- letes, making it pretty tough for com- petition from Central Valley as well as other schools. Unlimited honors in the field of sports have been awarded to Lorene and Jim, with their fellow sen- iors bestowing one more award upon them in the form of most athletic . . . -, I - 'Oo ' ' L 4- ' I ' wX V x l ,x.1l V if f' 1 T QXQWCY . 'P N. X M . A, x, . L ., l .2 A 2 p A 1 w 5,454,159 f ' ' X X , 1-5 ll M0 I Intellectual DORIS HENSEL LYLE ABBOTT Central Valley seniors proudly extended to Doris and Lyle the honor of most intel- lectual students ofthe 1951 class. Cultured, learned, and accom- plished describe the personalities of these two outstanding citi- zens. With their studi- ous attitude and desire to getahead, Doris and Lyle are likely to make their lives a dream of success and happiness... S SX ,....f 5 up ,V rg. gps .A W, . Swain Kal! ,nv 5'oafhall .Queen Pat Smith was chosen by the 1950 football team to reign as Football Queen. The honor was increased to still greater heights when Pat was crowned by an old schoolmate, Leonard Pederson, cap- tain of the team. Mug ,find .Queen Crowned as King and Queen of the Senior Ball De- cember 23, 1950, were Mariane Halverson and jim Up- church. Coronation of the couple was by Coach Hansen beneath the giant Christmas tree on the west side of the gymnasium. Never before had any Central Valley Royalty shown such an expression of complete surprise while ascending to their throne. Even so, Mariane and jim admit, they loved it! at-i ff0fwa 93 W S ' 7 S 404- Q E Mi Z:- ' TIL-je 0 ni Q 5 S 'ii Senza Kaya! y .te ,. fjliiii'-Ek d ffsiig . SWEETHEART QUEEN ,ff 'uggvyf Nominated by the junior class and elected by popular vote at A the Sweetheart Dance was Lavone Olsen. Somewhat surprised X X Lavone as she walked up the aisle .to .be mor and very happy was crowned as first Central Valley Sweetheart Queen by ju class president jim Spencer. . . NN lg, it ,iff af s ', BASKETBALL QUEEN Receiving the title of Basketball Queen is an honor at any school, and couldn't have been. ore deserving bestowed upon a nicer or m Dahl's ever friendly ways and J girl. Patsy sincere love for basketball are two of the many reasons she was 'chosen by the basket- ball team . . . HOMECOMING QUEEN Vivian Faulkes reigned as one of the first queens 0 1951 seasori when she was elected as Homecoming Queen by the senior class. She happily received her crown from former ' ' ' h t the dance given in student body president jim Upchurc a her honor . . . f the 1950- Lavone as she was crowned Sweet- ' ' 'f -- wresi- heart Queen by junior class I dent jim Spencer . . . Q 8:12, ' S Q X r. t QIIQGW Throughout the lives of Mary Catherine Allen and johnny Klobucher, the fact that they were chosen by their class as most likely to suc- ceed will be regarded as the first step in their ladder to success. From a choice of one hun- dred fellow seniors, they were nominated and elected-not by a small prejudiced com- mittee, but by a large group of different indi- viduals who firmly be- lieve, for their own personal reasons, that Mary Catherine and johnny are most likely to succeed. No one will ever know the exact reason why these two were chosen from the many others, but their friendly attitude, de- pendability, sincerity, ambition, and loyalty each form a link in their chain of success. Students such as these two are the kind who make the outstanding citizens of our nation... 10 Sum ed MARY CATHERINE ALLEN JOHN KLOBUCHER Has she got a friend? Stan Neilson, im Bennet, Phil Anderson. O h, 1' Standleym got either. Mug , A . le -is i to w- A USO I I l , Amt Neat' Shirlqy Zlffeu T b fl Cf. Woodhurst' Us M offfperson- lbeity Neyhmd, -- A Han S 'QC 1'i2lCkn4-Y, hou, Wherefore Aff t A O Stupid. Esther Mat M6dl1c2l7TWIzr1J-Three-Step 1 Hioft jam , r' Hansen ' i Mtg. FfCd ,MCdiiH. J .f K Y ' ghfxii. f' Makin with words. Second Period 1116 . . B b 8 Typing Class. G b 1 Son' 0 ,,r 1 K 1 'A it 'x a t A imtksr' Mew: M , S ' Ah Hannah. Payne , Jo HHH way, Buddy 'Q' i -'X RMS , .iw ...S fell!! 0' U16 M1 H ACTIVITIES 4 'V ygearvffi BEARETTES-First row: Darlene Anderson, Doris Korupp, Barbara Brereton, janet Smith, Beverly Orwiler, Carol Bush. Second row: Joan Baker, Marceline Pope, Esther Marshall, Janice Hackney, Harriet Evans. Third row: Maureen Calkins, jo Ann Heritage, Colleen Calkins, Joann Hayes, Sherry Mills. Fourth row: Wilma Welch, Lorraine Moore, Donelle Howlett, Lois McCulley, Beverly Nelson, Alex Han- ches, Priscilla Ross. Zfufirler ,t ., .,.,,. .... -..M ,aa ,GW.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,m,,.,Nwm N IM? BEARETTES-First row: El Louise Brenchley, joan Stout, Terry Mudgett, Betty Jane Ney- land, Carol jo Halverson, Evelyn Cavin, Mary Catherine Allen. Second row: joy Carnine, Phyllis Blakely, janet Delp, Roberta Livingston, Pat Smith. Third row: Betty Hattell, Gail Shardlow, Janet Gillespie, Joyce Beck, Barbara Ziegler. Fourth row: Louise Robinson, Esther Napier, Lou Ann Olson, Carol Ann Aster, Marilyn Torrey. Fifth row: Carolyn Woodward, Irene Korupp, Beverly Voltz, Patty Johnson, Barbara Banks. f AQ., A J 4 0 E iv Q. '-Q, ? J ' ' , S ' ., 1- ' as -1 TWIRLERS-First row: Sharon Hill, Patsy Olsen, Gretchen Hahn, Barbara Knudsen, Helen Vigue, Arlene Alway. Second row: Shirley Lovitt, Dorothy Chalich, Frances Rorrison, Marilyn Panther. Hlzcer fenders W me Q ff - V , 'A . 'I Nj Q Q L ' 1 , K x S l -.S E 1 fl, Y, JZ- CHEERLEADERS-Ted Williams, Mariane Halverson, Ernie Craft. 17 ,rf 61116 PEP CLUB-First row: Patsy Dahl, Pat Smith, Gretchen Hahn, jim Zopfi, Marceline Pope, George Whitman, Lois McCulley, Janet Mudgett, Mariane Halverson, Joann Gibson. Second row: Joan Hackney, Carol jo Halverson, Ron Medlen, Roy Shaw, Don Barden, Lamoine Howell, Jim Upchurch, Marjie Fintel, Mr. McKie. Third row: Orlyn Vigesaa, Ted Williams, Ernie Craft, Al Stipe, Janice Hackney, Ted Hansen, Fred Medlen, Mary Catherine Allen. fi if l' .f 9 1 '49 if Sl- S ?!f!ff!!f!zIf14f7!!f7M!'5!4fJ5f4fW ,QI 'nnlnslnlw W' Krsna? Q First row: Alan Marshall, Teddy Williams, Diane Moore, Darell Wright, Dick Karstetter, Louis Lenertz, Erwin Willy, Aileen Hitchcock, Ann johns, Lavone Olsen. Second row: Mr. Thomas, Director, Joyce Sandeno, Mary Sellinas, jim Nelson, Ronny Hanson, Reynold Sorenson, Phil Anderson, Clyde Renfro, Carolyn Lawson, Donna Privette, Carol Adkins, Bryce Quinton, Marjie Standley, Pat Walker, jerry Drinkard. Third row: jerry Neal, john Frucci, Donna Kaufman, Del McConnell, Glenn Olsen, Robin Greeves, Lorene Boorman, Marian Blakely, Chuck Crisp, Spencer Flegle, Roger Wood, Ken Connell, Herb Robinson, Bob Snow, Marshall, Todhunter, Orlyn Vigesaa, Mary Taylor, Dale McCallum, Ernie Schillinger, Gene Bartlett. 0 DANCE BAND-Russ Melton, Mr. Beihl, Director. Second row: jerry Drinkard, Reynold Sorenson, Ronny Hanson, Bob Snow. Third row: Ken Connell, jerry Neal, Wilbur Earl, john Frucci, Mary Taylor, Accompanist. Charms 'Wa all 'YYKXYLE 'YYsXOfShov1n ar the Mro-Winter Band O0ncerr or Yehroanj X whoa oarrrckparrng, rhe program are rhe iohovlkngz Marne Srancheg, Yarsy OXsen, Deanna Dreoerrch and Mrs. CXarkce Vfarres. Mrs. Warres becarne dkrecror oi rhe chorus shorrhg airer Mrs. You Xeir rn rhe earw oarr oi rhe season. Xn the second row are-. Shkneq McDonaXA, Var Crakne, Danene Ghsrrao, Nancy Dnrron, Gretchen Hahn, Xaner Muogerr. hey chorus. Mary Taxhor, Sharon Diane Pappas, GXXKLS CYXOYsU5f Mso pkcrnred ar rhe Band Concerr ks rhe CenrraX X1 a Yrrsr row-11 jean Mnhrkhrh, Marne Sranche-5, Geo Shade, Sean Yarker, MneXXe5 Mrs. Warres, 'Yeo Nkhkarns, Prccornpanksr, Danna Sorron, Ysoberra Drhon, Xsen. ' Shiner McDonaXA, Sanrce Ersher, Berry OXson, Mqrde Drecro, Dkanna Moose, Lorirse nrron, Shrneq Lovrrr, Marh-gn Yanrher, Ooar McMrXXan, Grerchen Hahn, Donna l 'ne, Carohgn Lawson, Margarer Moss, Sorqna Xnoknan, Manene Heren hammer, Barbara Xiehrner, Barbara Banks, Berry Yars-g Second row. Y-obknson, Nancy D Snhkv an, Deanna Dkeoerrch 'ihkro row: Dkane Moore, Var Crm Ysannrger, DarXene Ghsrrao, osjce Conrarh, Harreh Xaner Moogerr. ff ' Ugg!!! 5 an mb' NY F common in the fifth ' .7 sf l lf is 1 ' FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS Spokane Press Club organized the Junior Press Club in order togive young high school journalists an opportunity to meet and compete with the outstanding journalists of other schools. The four members from Central Valley during the first semester were Bill Miller, Pat Smith, Mary Catherine Allen, and Anita Hurt. Helen Baxter replaced Bill Miller for the second semester. -,v vi 4 .0 Q , F Jo sf, 'Rmb BEAR TALES STAFF-First row: Dick Klavano, Bill Miller, Sports Editor, Anita Hurt, News Editor, Pat Smith, Editor-in- Chief, Mary Catherine Allen, Feature Editor 19515 Chuck Pope, Feature Editor 19503 J. L. Wil- son, Advisor. Second row: Norine Sorenson, Helen Baxter, joan Fryhling, Esther Napier, joy Carnine. Third row: Joan Stout, jackie Carruthers, Helen Vigue, Arlene Alway. STATEROOM NUMBER 31 Whether all journalism departments are as con- fusing as the one at Central Valley, we don't know Who's writing about the speaker? I can't find those real important notes! Consarn you! Go sell some more ads! Not one of these phrases is un- period jamboree. Jimmie Wilson became the Advisor for the group Pat Smith, Anita Hurt, Bill Miller, and Chuck Pope were Editors during the first semester. Second semester Editors were the same except for a change in Feature Editor from Chuck Pope to - Mary Catherine Allen. it JUNIOR PRESS CLUB--Helen Baxter, Pat Smith, Bill Miller, Mary Catherine Allen, Anita Hurt ,tluu al Staff A Y'-is pg. at ,ffl .. B fig. Y ,fg...V -.... if Nw' VOYAGEUR STAFF-From left to right: Lyle Abbott, Business Managerg J. L. Wilson, Advisorg Phyllis Swan- nack, General Assistantg Bob Oliver, Assistant Business Manager, Anita Hurt, Art Directorg Pat Smith, Eclitorg Mary Catherine Allen, Assistant Eclitorg Helen Baxter, Assistant Art Director. ADRIAN DeVRIES Voyageur Photographer EPILCGUE From the misty depth of the unknown seas Came the thoughts, the deeds, and the memories. From the hillowy clouds on the pleaasnt days Came the laughter and joy which everyone craves. From the thunderous roar of a foamy gale Came the sadness and tears of those who fail. fs 1 JV V Sprung from fate are these human schemes? Or directed hy mans' own fantasies? As though commanded hy God's own pledge Came the lessons learned on the Sea of Knowledge. K if Uzespian CJ THESPIANS-First row, left to right: McCarthy, Advisor, Esther Marshall, Marlene Ranniger, Joyce Beck, 'Carol Ingalls, Lavone Olsen, jerry Neal, Bob Oliver. Second row: Roberta Dillon, Donna Sullivan, Deanna Diederich, Darlene Gilstrap, Ted Wil- liams, Pat Craine, Carolyn Lawson, Shirlee Baum, jean Parker. Third row: Eleanor Patty johnson, jack Folson, Gene Mothershed, Theda jenkins, Bryce Quinton, Gretchen Hahn, Diane Moore, Cleo Shade. iw HOW ABOUT A DRINK? Patty johnson, Bryce Quinton, jerry Neal . . . , GORSH!!!' Bryce Quinton, Donna Sullivan . . Z'- QE sv 1 6 do G99 115 - row YOU SUiJYw?OBiY1ce Quin iQ . Tictxxjsbea ' l Honor met J It C? J T SJ HONOR SOCIETY-First row: Pat Smith, Lavone Olsen, Mrs. East- burn, Advisor. Second row: Robert Fujimura, jim Fordyce, Lyle Abbott, Gene Bartlett. Doris Hensel, president of the group, was absent at the time the picture was taken. Ogg, ' - Cl7l'L'h dllld f ll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X Z EL xx ff -3 ig V C3 TORCH and QUILL--First row: Deanna Diederich, Lavone Olsen, Mrs. Whitman, Advisor, Carol Ann White, President, Anita Hurt, Vice President, Janice Hackney, Treasurer. Second row: Helen Baxter, Carol Ingalls, Paula Abbott, Louis Lenertz, Mary Catherine Allen, Pat Smith, Phyllis Swannack. FROM THE CROW'S NEST . . . A team of four debaters did the talking for Central Valley this year. Lyle Abbott and Bob Oliver proved their ability by taking third place in the annual Pacific Northwest Debate Tournament held at Gonzaga University during the month of February. The two first year debaters, Arnold Anderson and Sammy Brown, showed excellent spirit in spite of several natural first year defeats. The Forensic League was limited to seven members because of lack of debaters or other active school speakers. The two new members were Sammy Brown and Arnold Anderson. D bale Sformszc NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE First row: Lyle Abbott, Vice' Presidentg Anita Hurt, Secretaryg Bob Oliver, President. Second row: Arnold Anderson, Larry Thomas, Louise Lenertz, Sammy Brown ll DEBATE TEAM Arnold Anderson, Bob Oliver Lyle Abbott, Sammy Brown, J L. Wilson, Advisor. sa aj! Q a n ,A X as-lf-gf' -r, 'X XX 'Emir e- ms, . Ki QS n zzfiv nl 0 gzznizafinns F. H.A. FUTURE HOME-MAKERS OF AMER- ICA-First row: Miss Reiff, Advisor, Beverly Nelson, Diane Pappas, Gretchen Hahn, Roberta Dillon, Vice President, Jeanne Coutre. Second row: Margaret Moss, Norma Holman, jackie Spalding, Charlotte Kellmer, Joyce Conrath, Alex Hanches, Mary Sellinas. Third row: Doris Korupp, Deanna l-loose, janet Delp, Phyllis Blakely, Nancy Coutre, joan Fryhling. F.F.A. W ' at FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-F First row: Don O'Neill, Dan Cour- chaine, Doug Todhunter, jim Adams, George Breyers, jimmy Anderson, Murphy Dolan. Second row: Harold Smith, Delmond Libhert, Bob Edgeman. Virgil Wegner, Dean Leipham, Billy Nadwarnick, Billy Koker. Third row: Gerald Page, Warren Gil- bert, Eugene Neilson, Neil Myers, Glenn Hurry, Dick Edwards, Leo Boll- man. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-- First row: Bryce Quinton, Sammy Brown, Larry Bryant, Vern Hopkins, President, Darwin Marcus, Neil Dun- agan. Second row: Mr. Emery, Advisorg Mar- vin Davis, Leroy Jacobs, Roger Davis, Ken Vigue, Emmett Smith, Arnold Anderson, john Beal. Third row: Orville Kellmer, jim Spencer, Harold Shoup, jack Folsom, Gene Mothershed, Walter Sheard. .12 5 x HJ- SOPHOMORE LETTERMEN-First row: Fred Medlen, Lyle Tucker, Don Hjort. Second row: Douglas Todhunter, Dick Edwards, Jim Woods. JUNIOR LETTERMEN-First row: Billy Koker, Roy Shaw, Glenn Richardson, George Whit- man, Dick Olsen. Second row: Eli Chalich, jim Miller, Tommy Brittain, Chuck Collins, Gene Schermer. SENIOR LETTERMEN-First row: jim Zopfi, Len Pederson, Dick Klavano, jim Upchurch, Marvin Schmidt, Bob Rice, Ernie Craft. Second row: Coach Hansen, Ronnie Medlen, LaMoine Howell, jim Robertson, Wilbur Earl, Chuck Pederson. Third row: Norm Margaris, Don Mclntosh, Don Barden, Bill Miller, Sam Strite, Marvin Davis. , . ,jg ,,, .,l f K G.A.A. COUNCIL-First row: Esther Napier, Mariane Halverson, Lorene Boorman, Paula Abbott, jean Livingston. , Second row: Marjie Standley, Barbara Kellmer, Phyllis Swannack, Barbara X Ziegler, Eleanor Danielson, Deanna Hoose. T Third row: Priscilla Ross, Nancy Coutre, Carol Ann Aster, Lauren Mieseger, joan Fryhling, Terry Mudgett. lfeffermcn' 61110 'N V X 6.y4.y4. v- - 5 9 . Y 4 x A ,Z lv 4 N 4 : i' g f Girls' ,Cmgzzc 0fHwrs iffy ? .wmv ff: 9 K' ' Wi . f , f J tl Sk I .fir 1-Lveea 40. .... if x I, E 2- I I 4 Y lf ' ' 5, 7 gfll 5, ' These are the newly elected Girls' League Officers of which we are justly proud. They will be responsible for Gingham Gals Gallop and many other school activities. Miss Ross is the sponsor for the group. Left to right: Beverly Nelson, Treasurerg Louise Robinson, Secretaryg Lois McCully, Vice Presi- clentg Marylyn Korry, President, Hay ima fa the l6'mrs The band in action during the West Valley game . . . Head majorettes Gretchen Hahn and Barbara Knud- sen . . . The Bearettes form a giant 16' hers lg XX ATHLETICS S5 g l! JIM UPCHURCH CHUCK PEDERSON is -f J f, Xl l I 5 1 i I I irigamk - ff., VUILBUR EARL MARVIN SCHMITT X 1950 FOOTBALL TEAM RON D. Hlorr, F. Mcdlcn, B. Hannah, T. Briuain. Second row: L. Moore, R. Medlen, G. Whitman J. Miller, C. Collins, J. Spencer, A. Leighton, L. Bollmnn, R. Shaw, G. Richardson, J. Wrrods smelter. C. Pederson, L. Pederson. L. Tucker, C, Pope, D. Klavano. M. Schniitt, j. Upchurnh W. Earl, B. Miller, Assistant Coach Ernest McKiv. it ,L I fu I L, 1-If 1 ,J l .vi 2 5' 5 I BILL MILLER DICK KLAVANO JIM ROBERTSON Fnrgt ron. D. Toclhunler, D. Oxford. I. Hansen, D. Olsen, M. Cowles, B. Ford, B. Koker, R. Haley, 'G. Snhermcr, Third row: Head Coznh Sig Hansen. G. Quinton, G. Bartlett R. Kar: 'N-. LEN Tm CHUCK POPE FOOTBALL COACHES Ray Thacker Sig Hansen Ernest McKie Auiftant Head Coach Arsirtant 1950 SEASON A fair season of four wins, four losses, one tie earned Central Valley's football squad third place in the Inland Empire League. The 1950 team consisted of ten seniors, one junior and one sophomore. Throughout the season the Bears were alternately fast and slow. They probably played their best in the Wenatchee game, an 18-12 loss, and in the West Valley game, a 6-6 tie. The West Valley game was the third consecutive year that the valley rivals' tilt ended in a draw. Backfield stars were Len Pederson, sharp-shooting fullback, Chuck Pederson, greased lightning at right half g Bob Beyers, broken arm casualty of Kalispell gameg George Whitman, fireball until he broke his leg in the Sandpoint game. Ron Medlen stepped in when Beyers got hurt and kept going strong. Dick Klavano started the year playing linesman but later switched to quarterback. The line played good ball all season with jim Robertson, who was chosen to play All- State, Chuck Pope, jim Upchurch, Marvin Schmitt and Bill Miller. CV's B Squad had a mediocre season in their own separate league while preparing themselves for next year. 011 U16 xQ5l 1'-YXX Gridimu ,JN if 1 1691 kc If ll 60 alles 0 ' 'o O U 4 11,5 U' e :M Coaches Ray Thacker and Ernest McKie are two good reasons why Central Valley High School rates among the best in Washington when it comes to basketball. For eleven years Mr. Thacker has coached championship and top division hoopers for C.V., and Mr. McKie has shown great improvements with the B squad. Sparfs Queen Always a favorite among the students, Esther Napier is crowned Sports Queen for the school year. Coach Hansen does the honors. HARRY BOGGS GEORGE WHITMAN I JIM UPCHURCH A I 'v ,V H11 X 4 X rw Ally Q- A as ,J 1? Xt R L2 L -X b 99:11:41 - ,f f Ng r l3 Xj . L 4' V YALLZY l V' E EVM 1 N R G .VAL V Z , i HOWARD SYRIA ki K' I ,N r l -fi l vm. EE 'ROB SON ,ff- B SQUAD I First row: Kenny Allen, Gary Christensen, Delford McConnell, Clark lrwin. Second row: B Squad Coach Ernest McKie, Lyle Tucker, Merlyn Smith, Phil Anderson, jim Bennett, Stan Neilson, Head Coach Ray Thacker. ' 1 4 Mil' 11 xt v U new W- ' ,... Q Q X A f L Kg , - N at A . 'X . if ,uv laert W .ally ' 'A X F r1 At f 'GR' - Q WI' 01594 HH all 'H lf! - ff Alf- 45324 if fl 'l'lU4f' K A aww awww 1 W f , she, ea s a JU A 1' QLLQ f L H ' gxsli' - ' Q Fly' N .5 A'--X 46 ' 4 VX? M gr 5 f L I W l E ltts f L A I f A ,f 3 ,, A . A 45:1 X AV ik X1 ' t ikllah A e rl if- .Lf A flll A Q2 fgww, K' L Yay . FRliD,lviEDLEN EL! CHALICH LAMOINE HOWELL RUSSELL MELTON TOM WARG0 H DLEN if or W M c k Robertson, jim Heinen, Bottom row: Fred Medien, Bob Rice, Bih Miher, jim Len Boge. Second row: Biii Nichoias, jim Bennett, Roger Haiey, Haroid Smith, Wayne ioutic Lamoine Howeh, jim Spencer, Doug Todhunter, Gienn Oisen, jim siic . Third row: Daie McCaihxm, Don McHugo, Orviiie Keiimer, Don Leo Boiiman, Howard Syria, Ronnie Vliison, jack Coie, jerry Drinkar , Hansen. , , t Ni Z I Qi . ,- f Coach g Han Sen :7 it XXRN 1. , nxfyw fl fi 4 Jfgjgi is Zo TTL- Roffb 171' RA! f E N efsonlen gait Mg on ard M 11, fowi Ba 1- diYr,13FER SX Atirlllb Bob . 0 anjuss Axiec-on SCI? iv Coach Ernest Mcllie Tommeltonfi to 'Ulla GC D 7 B' F W-' Cb on r' fe J U A1 ltfalhd Mghn F Ck Pe Cin, abs-631611 gcc. depsgsbj J 1, ' O 1, T 11, 4,1 11 J- fbzfd 11 U I' 1- 3 , M036 arV1:'DPhU A avllv 11 , Maders n O11 4 0 Ealing Bottom row: Dick Oxford, Manager' E . . rwm Willey, Don Barden, Harold Shoup, Eugene Tingley, Roy Shaw, Bill Koker. Second row: Murphy Dolan, Sam Strite, Ronnie Wilson, Art Leighton, D . . . . on Hlort, Ernie Schillinger. 'Ta f E Q 5 f E 1 K Aa Q Hadmlntvn 0 oft nn or Qu .XX .WW Bottom row: Barbara Kellmer M A' , arjie Stanley, Lorene Boorman, Deanna H 1 1 ' oose, E l Q a n o r Danielson, Esther Napier, Mariane Halverson, Marceline Pope, Paula Abbott. Second row: Carol Ann Astor El L ' , ouise lirenchley, Evelyn Cavin, Jean Livings- ton, Betty Olsen, Roberta Livingston, joan Hackney, Beverley Voltz Sharon Hill, Carol jo Halverson, Louren Meiseger. Third row: Miss Ross, Cale McCallum, Kim Lines, Al Stipe, Bob Oliver, Herb Robinson, Ernie Craft, Phil james, Dan Courchaine, -Clyde Renfro. K ,v ' ll t . 2 l A lxx, ix' rl.. K iiii K W W e 'Q A A I V , . t I mf Bottom row: jean Livingston. HCfb Robinson, Lorene Boorman, Ernest Craft, Esther Napier, Don McIntosh, Mariane Halverson, Ted Hansen, Mar- celene Pope. Second row: Roger Haley, Betty Olsen, Deanna Hoose, Dan Courchaine, Myrtle Brecto, El Louise Brenchley, Beverly Voltz, joan Hackney, Phil james, Paula Abbott, jim Woods. Third row: Miss Ross, joan Fryhling, Nancy Coutre, Janice Hackney, Dale McCallum, Clyde Renfro, Carol jo Halverson, Robera Livingston, janet Delp. Ceuni nt, 'T Q , .,- .4 ' 4 . X .. , N , i Q Cry cw VU! tiff Cgum Bott Janpm r H Ice OW: Jo minn I6 I , Mafc Hal Booifnafago ligne, gene vlififj, Capt. ' Janice gmt, -?'Pier D ' Marijgn mifh oy ba Qnnie e cabsenz-511116 LFlem- . , Ofene I mr f 4- ax 9 X- , :f N 5 re 5 . nf' on n GPU' ,. Q 40 ov-1-. Danene YXovXanA, Sanxce Hackney, Home: Evans, C,a:oX So Yhwetson, NXene Mvlaq , X Soon Yxeixtage, CoXXeen Cawlxns, Koss, Nianagec, Niasglxe SvanXeq, Sean Xlwkngsxon, Bevenq Semen, Yank ne new ecson, Loeene Boounan, Benq OXsen, Y'nqXXXs BMV-eX-5 , Deanna n1'nYxng,, Chona Bxovln, Gin S'na:oXov1, Xlna Gkkxmn, 'e Loxene Mxskngec, Eocene Sorenson, Maskane ima SQXXN an. Bouogn Q Esvnes Nlaxskxan , Second tow: Nfxss Nobmx, Esxkxec Soviet, Nlana Boose, Basbam XCeXXqne: , Manages . A sow-. Siem Sane Seqhnd, Sean Y gngnxng, Soqce Vfekb, Sanex Gkkespx , ue, Ymbasa Csockex, Sharon BN, Do 'inn Oonnxe We i5mLeXq,Sane-g Con fi w e rg, To '?1 M ff. at Wgyfics affinhif A Complefe Food Cenfer wifh Everyday Low Prices Furnace and S1'ove Oils R. T. Moore-Dis+ribu1'or WA-2255 Greenacres Washingfon Opporfunify Washingfon Q wand? QZZQIJMZ DRY GOODS , The Bef' in '?'Y Foods SPOKANE VALLEY FLORAL and Nohons On fhe Loop in . WA'42o2 . Greenacres, Washingfon Opporiumfy Washlngion MAin 282i Hwkaieff 5955? Makers of Fine Por+rai+s S. I3 Howard Spokane 8, Washing+on 57505261 32 LocKwooD's sruolo ' A fo, '-x DRY eoooi-3 , , Fine ,.,,,,,a..s Shoes . Clorhing Nofions 1 N. 3 Posf WA-3502 Rl-was Oppor1'uni1'y Washingfon Spokane, Washingfon yy 4 Q - is . Congrafulafions See CV Grads! Your Valley Boosrers LYNN J. BROWNSON is one of fhem 990 Dodge and Plymouih Dealer GQ?-D Dishman Wash. VALLEY MOBIL SERVICE Jim H. Gilsfrap WA-96I4 VALLEY MOBIL AUTOMOTIVE Al H. Merril WA-6040 All pefroleum proclucfs, par+s, accessories and every phase of mechanical service for your auiomobile - ai a price you can afford. 920 Gfeenacres Washingfon Qeenzcief- fiabfkc- VAWETY Rf'-'ESCRT Open Year Around Besi- Wishes fo 1-he Ea+s Groceries Bears Seniors of I95I LL,4g6 Greenacfes Wa5hin9+0n Liberfy Lake Washingfon 'A LAL 12 ,' ik, 1 ww ,L C If ' Qing W' If . Ju You have made your school one of ihe mosf oufsfanding. CONGRATULATICNS! Qu dd? Zi meagre fp! Mme? I67 I 3 Easi' Sprague Veradale Washingfon BeI'Ier Values ff-6iwf'c'c-5 ar ' Z 1 Rainbow ProducI's 4- WA-2522 Shoes Clorhing I5I I6 E- 5Pfa9Ue V d I W h'ngI'on E' 8820 Sprague era aiiiller Tires Lubricariiii I Dishman Washingfon Mofor Tune-up E, I Z5 sf IV2 GREETINGS GRADS . . . from +he prinrers of BEAR TALES When you sfep our info Ihe worId on your own. remember we can help you in Ihe pur- suir of your career, for we prim' Wedding InviIa'Iions, Business S'I'a'Iionery, Announce- menis and Handbills - anyfhing from a busi- ness card Io a newspaper. SPOKANE VALLEY HERALD Opporfuniry Washingfon The CHRISTIAN STUDIO wishes you a happy fuI'ure. For porI'rai'I's wiI'h personaIiI'y-visiI' I'he EWQYZZWWMZ N. I 04 Howard MA- I 025 Spokane Washingron WK!!! whiff 'fifuxcrfie 4- Lunches Groceries Homemade Pies Mission and Barker C5EF2.VICE- L. A. Shining WA-6069 WA-7770 General Aufo Parfs Greenacres Washingfon REDDY SAYS: Lef's go forward . . . THE AMERICAN WAY. Your friends af fhe Washingfon Wafer Power Co. wish fo congrafulafe you on your gradua- fion . . . and 'Io welcome you fo fhe larger world of service which lies ahead for all Americans. Whefher you confinue your sfudies or enfer fields of business, indusfry, agriculfure or homemalring, fhe American privafe enferprise way of life offers you unlimifed opporfunifies for BOTH self-advancemenf AND service fo ofhers. THE WASHINGTON Highesf Qualify Dairy Producfs Milk Cream Buffer Ice Cream Eggs Founfain Service Dairy Sfore WA- I 424 WATER PowER COMPANY Dishman Wash-new Greenacres Washmgfon 45 Hegm Builder's Fuller's Congrafulafionsl Hardware Pains 'from da 2 0 , HARnuNe's sToRE 6 mein fix JUSTRITE CLEANERS CRYSTAL BARBER SHOP H A R D Bowdish and Sprague WA-4228 Opporiunify Washingfon Dishman Washing+on 10 gr, N i s ' x f X V Qs. E C + + DQ! M do yawz. ongra s o Senior ends QCQWORRYING T J ri A V 'v R as ,, fl I 2. ,, ' , ' 1 ' e EQ, ,L M I ' xl Your Direct Factory Ford Dealer W5 fwffzzm ' Qezjifazf CENTRAL VALLEY SERVICE Your Neighborhood BARTLETT SAW 8: GUN SHOP Shell Dealer E. II4l2 Sprague Avenue Groceries Opporiunify, Washingfon Sl1ellUbl'lC6'l'lOh Saw Filing--Band Saws Specially l670I Sprague XNA-Q622 Rifles-Rebluing, Repairing Scopes-All Types Mounfed luis Q . . L Y f ,. af in DEPENDABLE Ou BROWNIE'S SERVICE T f GROCERY 8: LUNCH QB Groceries If-Z lv M Fruifs 6 Vegerables BARBER Cold Drinks SHOP Full Line of Picnic Supplies g Libedy Lake Sprague a+.Sulllvan Veradale l Q W E K X aflatfzff Qn Openbam +o2am g Dishman Washmgfon N I l 43 l 1 42 QL. 1 i 2 ' iz, 3 safari! 5 I - lil . , ' ' ' ' uv IH mu i X.,-5 - A! . . -X 'AV Q Y R Z x ' Ji' ' ,..,. .e - I W- , Q2 eemnrcfi .4 4 I G A Dependable Service ' ' ' GREENACRES PHARMACY Low PTECGS EVGFYC'-'BY Greenacres Shopping Cen1'er Greenacres Shopping Cen+er WA-6445 Pleniy of Free Parking Prescripfion Service r' 6 ,Qi 2? w e Wi 1 A? K' FOR FINE PORTRAITS See CQ! QKZYZW 5l0 Riverside Ave. Sherwood Bldg. - f , Zazuzww ,,4.,E,,4 -- 1 - - ----- - .yin DAIRY PRODUCTS fG. ,:., xd . X 'fi 4. . V EARLY DAWN DAIRY Spokane Valley's Leading Dairy WA-I5l7 Veradale, Wash. 1- 3' QQZZZMQW - C O G-,AL-E Y CLEANIEZS VVPII-I-IXIEY Experi' Dry Cleaning Meds Cash 8' Carry Groceries Fire and Thefi' Insurance WA-9697 wA-2 1 3 I Greenacres Washingion C' S7 ,H lx If 1 gg gh 5- g VERADALE 5A I?-ISE R- SHOP INSURANCE AGENCY Greenacres Shopping Cenier All Types of Insurance WAM50 H IJIVA-b7i1i1A 6972 Free Parking Always on: 'SITE-5 -e . pragu . -Z.: D 5 :pf 4X PRX' YIeaIII'K FO' I , HALPIN S REXALL DRUGS HALPIN'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY O I ICu1'-Ra+eI HANSON-S INGHAM-PHIPPS RADIATOR SHOP TEXACO SERVICE Radia+or's Repaired, Marfak Lubricaiion Rebullf and Recored 9702 E. Sprague ai' Farr Road 'Sw Erlguavenue WA-9602 . Dishman, Washingion Spokane' vvashmgion p l Dx el-4' f r j-,..-11 if za 6 few .QC gf STQRE S+op'n Shop'n Opp. See us for P ER A A . . ET s H Row RE WMM WA-3646 Opportunity Opporfumry Washmgfon nf' 9 7 TRlBER's SALES ana SERVICE fjff 5 Aufo and Mororcycle SGH Ice Cream Repairing and Towing Lunches WA-4502 WA'3 ' 03 E. I 6608 Sprague Veradale Greenacres Washingion Cgngrafulafiong The Finest SENlORS Watches Jewelry K g 0 , and 61 6 5 22. 6 Silverware Mews Share WA-2507 Dishman E. gl l l Spragxzashington Hlllarclvlgl-ggggokane Washington f . 'QD iQ WL ,1 ,a We handle a complete line of Building Materials Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins Presto Logs Coal X ,KIM E XZ MXN f 5 J 1 l Q N i 'l L 1' Potlatch Yards Inc. Potlatch Yards lnc. Greenacres Opportunity WA-26l l WA-496I 432634663 We 0 4 3 GRQCERY GARAGE Complefe Line of Union Oil Prod uc1's Fine Foods Au+o Repair Veradale Washingfon Greenacres Washingion fo A GOOD WISH FOR GRADS Whaiever you may do - wherever you may find yourself - may success aHend your every foo+s+ep! And may you offen look back wifh pleasure- and saiisfacfion on fhose happy Ayears you spenf wiih 'lhe Gang al' Cenfral Valley. Qee4eg':C. The VaIIey's Pioneer Store Wesf of fhe Viaducf af Dishman, Washingfon E. 88I8 Sprague Weak 7496 Jon-lANsoN's lNfl CD -l Z RS S H: Carburefion and Elecfrical V po mg Goods Wheel Goods - Hobby Supplies Specialisrs Lionel and American Flyer , Trains and Accessories Brake Sefvwe H. o. Model Ki+s Mvfofs Rebui f E. 9I23 Sprague WA-lo24 OPP9'+'-mllY Washlnglon Disllman, Waslmingion 50000000 41396650 iizwami S T LJ Q I Q FOOD MARKET 463 hymn Bldg. Complefe Food Cen+er Q Porfraiis for all Occasions WA-l682 MA-68I5 ' C Spokane washingfon Dishman, Washingfon RICE MEAT PACKING COMPANY 5- if-XX xv I N I K r' i gs f f 5 'I XXX Lllinif ee- --e ..e eeee.--bfuwpgf . wa v-, ' ' . 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