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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

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Although the climb was steep ' fx the reward of fellowship and knowledge was great. - s For four years we have remained together in our common I E pursuit of acquiring a mastery of the fundamentals of our i' XXX education in the 3 R's, a better understanding of our com- A -4 f' .5 I panions, and a willingness to accept the responsibility that ft 'ffl X waits us in a troubled world. ' I . 1 ' i, l V' R ' e feel our station in life will be the better for .our years ' 4 in xg is tral Valley High School. ' , ,J i ' KK' If I I ' I r , 'il XX? - if at ' X ' 4 ' . N , ' f fi its gs S9 l ' edlicdflfcbn For tireless and unceasing efforts to make Central Valley the kind of high school the students and the community ,' would respect, we dedicate the 1953 1 f D, 'f' If VOYAGEUR to our principal, Mr. A. G. 1 ft Haugland. . 14 I l His ralre ability to make difficult and fair decisions, his adamant stand for what he believes to be right, and his unwavering sincerity are helping Mr. Haugland to offer CV students the best high school in the state. mio There is a spot in our hearts and memories for our friend and classmate, g 2: 6 ALLEN MARSHALL Deceased . . i if' t fif i A mode Q - , L., .Q rffrviwiiw l S game! Tracy J. Mudgett, Mrs. Marie Mielke, S. R. Brumm, Mrs. Helen Blair, John Miller, Mrs. Alice Hamilton, Secretary. Members of our school board have borne the tremendous task of directing our school district in spite of insufficient funds with which to operate. They receive far too little thanks and praise for their contribution to our education, so we humbly offer our lasting gratitude. MR. CARL LAWSON MISS VERLA PABST . Secrelury Burmen Manager 615543643 lay Eonmcftee . A .Q 4. Front row: Eldon Thomas, Mrs. Kenneth Bush, Thomas Giboney, W. F. Miller, Mrs. Waco Lund, Mrs. Ann jacklin, Gale West. Back row: john J. Crabb, T. R. I-lance, A. I.. Halverson, R, E. Simmons, Ed Wilson, Owen Wiley, Galen Mott, Clarence Thompson. Serving in an advisory capacity to the school directors, the lay board members are proven friends who have helped us in campaigning for school bond elections and taking an active part in every function of the Valley which could benefit our schools. We appreciate your help. nd 164' RX ' xfwvr e Kg! -'fc' 5 -ef ,A mngh . I ' , S , c fr ' K3 3 'S 'Wm lik ara Q, if , -A if We 1 5 75 1 Q if K nt x 5 we 'I 'D I i X E l 13.3 2 i ' 'gl 'N I X . 5 ff , ,. Q . 5- pt f gyyfi .. I' iii?-frtf I ' ti V ' ' '+':s'-if f . in J mg , K K - swf, ' 'M g iprfi. i A T ' f 29255 S 5 I p e ...I I ,' A Ili' i i' S Eiga' '1 .. f Q c csee. IJ gg.. V I fini? ' ' I ' 'f:2 .i?Qgi. V55 C35 5 'N F-.iff ' 1. 'ali V 1, AS I ,IW 3 as te- - A. G. HAUGLAND I have observed the Senior Class of 1953 at work and at play. As a group you have been very coopera- tive and it has indeed been a pleasure to work with you. Carry the same zest and determination into your life's work and you will be able to make a good life for yourself. Citizens like you will keep America great. JOHN J. CRABB Superifzrendenf Graduates, I am proud of having had an oppor- tunity to serve you this past year and- I envy your starting into the world with a future so bright that it can be darkened only by the lack of ambition. It is your nation and your world and I am confi- dent that your years at Central Valley will better fit you for a successful role in keeping your country a great and free democracy. I wish you success and happiness. A. G. HAUGLAND Principal JOHN 1. CRABB f MRS. SYLVIA EASTBURN - If Geometry M ' ,gf English Advanced Algebra - MR. JOHN V. ROBBINS MR. CARROLL ORCUTT MR. CLARENCE CHENEY MRS- GERTRUDE GLOVER Orchestra Chorus 'Vi' I American History Biology QA ' ? English SP1mi5h Latin English MR. ERNEST MLKIE Boys' Physical Education Athletics Driver Training MR. JIMMIE L. WILSON English journalism I A, I Guidance ,asf -1 5' 4 VN 1- MR. KARL EMERY MR. KEITH KIRKBRIDE MRS. HELEN DAHLKE Auto Shop Agriculture Wfnrld History ' Agril-ultufc Girls' Physical Education 3 ul. xl I: v 7 If ar ff' - .73 sw '. 1:11. 1- in I 3 1, Q . ' .A f I L. , - f ' Z-Z - f ,- ,-cb J 1 9? ' 71 - MR. ROBERT CHENIER MR. XVALTER THOMAS 'ln' ' X R English Band '11 ..-3 f . French 7' ' g O Dramatics MR. s1G HANSEN Miss MARY OLIVER MISS MARCELLA SMITH Civics Home Economics Typing U.S. History Social Science Athletics MR. DE LBERT MUSE Chemistry Physics Biology MRS. KATHERINE CHAMPION Typing Bookkeeper MISS JOANNE World History Art Supervisor Girls' Physical Education MRS. BARBARA EDDY MR. RAY THACKER Mechanical Drawing Wood Shop Athletics MISS TOPHELIA LORENSKI X Commercial N X I I MISS ELIZABETH O'BRIEN MRS. CAROLYN CATLING MR. BEN C. CARTER .Qf :fr Librarian School Secretary A115 Crafts English K cbat .gc -2 ' J 'Wjfygyla 1 vr4'?'f 'l , diff 1 I IP! fi K 1 xy Q3 0 C V. f 4 I.. X 3 ff' . 'l'4l W ift, xt Al f I q . .' , . : f 3 I M .1 1 A ' ' I x 5 I 'fly ' W y, a IW..-.4 I ,F fx: ' -.' X Zuma , if iw J RETIRING OFFICERS Bottom row: Janice Hackney, Secretaryg Clark Irwin, Vice Presidentg Ted Hansen, President. Top row: Glorya Brown, Reporterg JoAnn Heritage, Program Chairmang Qlnsert, Don Hjort, Parliamentarianj l4d406tHff64 Student gadq 0 will - f, 'ini' if 14 H, NEW OFFICERS WT NJS 'W fo Bottom row: fourth over-Lyle Anderson, President, Richie Shaw, Vice Presi- 'N ' 0 dentg Billie Pope, Secretary. 1 'C k Top row: third over--George Smith, Parliamentariang Lorene Abbott, Reporterg LaVerne Barden, Program Chairman. Bottom row: Helen Hartford, Robbie Dayton, Jody Craft, Carol Jo Halverson, Carol Bush, Drucille Iverson. Top row: Fred Medlen, Lyle Tucker, Ray Jefferies, Paul Gillespie, Vernon Hanson. emu!! vi Af Ii '14-.,. Left to right: jack Cole, Presidentg Helen Vigue, Secretaryg Phil Anderson, Treasurerg Russell Melton, Vice President. mam 0 With memories of an eventful year the seniors of 53 are happy to have been classi- fied as cooperative and friendly by the faculty and fellow students. Naturally we have had our share of good times, but we think our most reflective pleasure emanates from the respect won from those about us. Of course, all our time as seniors was not spent in deep meditation-we had some good times and lots of them. No one will ever forget the won- derful Senior Ball that made us, for a moment, part of another romantic world. And we will long appreciate the unselfish labors of Dean Leipham and Glorya Brown in making our Senior Ball so majestically beautiful. Everyone was also pleased with Clark Irwin and Sharon Hill as King and Queen of the gala affair. 'Ihe seniors put forth the old school spirit in backing our athletic teams and they were strong leaders in all school affairs. We were ably represented in ASB and Student Council. Graduation brings feelings half sad, half glad, but cheered we are in facing our limitless opportunities with the confidence and abilities acquired at Central Valley High School. Li '75 Q 'G QJ YN '5' rs, JL t rms' :hurl 'V-x': JOHN FRANKLIN A1.BiiRTsoN Life Gulf Tediom Majors: Math, Industrial Arts Majors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts Activities: Track Manager 3, 4 . . . Football Manager 4 . . . CAROLI? ALEXANDER Some SIHIILJJJ' lllorlzirlg Majors: Home Economics, Language Activities: GAA 2, 3, 4 , . . Volleyball 2, 3, 4 . . .Softball 2, 3. 4 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Tennis Manager 4 . . . Tian ALLIZN Oh Hizfvjfy Day Major: Industrial Arts Activities: Band 1. 2 . . . SP21I1iSh Club Z, 3 . - - CAROLIZ AsT15R Coma llwfml M.rj' INI.ijors: Commercial, Language Artixiticsz lic-aii'ettc-s 2, 3, 4 . . . GAA 2. 3. 4 . . . Council 2 . . . Tennis lNI.iniigcr I. 2 . . . FHA 3, 4 . . , Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Girls' I. Otfiier 5 . . . Council 3 . .. Senior Counselor 4 . . . Cmicz Arrow Salifzrde Majors: Language, Mathematics, His- tory Activities: Ski Club 3, 4 . . .1 JOAN ANDERTON Big Cflj' Gal Majors: Commercial, journalism Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4 . , , Bear Tales Staff 4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Sports Council 4 . . . Y-Teens 3,4... if , 17,7 -Q x.1L,c.GlK, 7f1yAc,4, 5 J P1-in. ANoERsoN Enjoy Yauffelf Major: Mathematics Activities: Football 3, 4 . , , Letter. man's Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . , Student Council 2 . . . Class Treas- urer 4 , I . ARLIEFN ALWAY Ilzifwgeltalvle Majors: Home Economics, Language Activities: Spanish Club 3 - - - Cheer- leader3...GAA1,2.5,4--- Twirling I, 2, 4 . . . Badminton 2, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Head Iviajorette 4 . . . Pep Club . . . JIM ANDERSON I'll Gel By Major: Agriculture Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4 . JOANNE BAKER Clmller Box Major: Home Economics Activities: Bearettes 2, 3, 4 . . , GA-A1,2,3,4...Council3.., FHA 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Triple Trio 4 . . x. n ,Mitt . ' 4 I -A e ev WSZW' Qjyqt-Y qiCx,cw9XA X03 i wo? FRIED Burr. Cu fb, flfktlfl mv Major: Auto Shop VIARIAN BI.ARi2i.Y Owl' Ibe Rtljllfilill' Vlajor: History Kctivities: Band 1, 2 . . . Girls' L Vice Jresidcnt 4 . . .GAA 1, 2, 3, 4... fennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baclminton 1, 2, 4 . . Team Sports 1, 2. ', 4 . . . 1 ,. j M'Lf J ' 1 , . K jf i ' 1' Q 1 ' ff l. ' . i I ,' ,id ' WN Q64 LARuiz BARLOXV 7'hw'e'.i' Been 11 Clmnge In Me Major: Agriculture Activities: FFA 2, 3. 4 . . Do1.oRiss BROWN WHITNIQY BIHljQcI.!ll1,4' For Tun Majors: Commercial. Home Economics Activities: Twirling 1, 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . GAA l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Librarian 1 . . JIM BENNETT flu! A7IlbljlI'Q Along Majois. I.dflgl1.lf.,L, History Activities: Foothall l . . . Baskethall 1 7 3 Track 2 3 4 Drama 4 . . . Lettcimans Lluh 2. 3, 4. GI,CDRH A BROWN The Old Mfz,i'Ier' Prfizzlcr Major: Art Activities: GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Bear 'l'4llCS 3 . . . Prom Chairman 3 . . . Senior Ball Chairman 4 . . . SAMUEL BROVUN Ielllfl' of Gibmlhn' Major: Agriculture Activities: Football l . . . FPA l, 2, 3, 4 . . . President 4 . . . Dehatc 2, 3, CARoi.iz BusH .Yl1garf111.i'h Major: Home Economics, Language Activities: Cheerleacler 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . , llearettes 1, 2 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Senior Coun- selor . , . Prom Queen 3 . . . Stutlent Council 4 . . . Girls' L Council l . . . Liao Boi,i.MAN Slilldalj' 177'jIiIll2 Majors: Auto Shop, Agriculture Activities: Football 1, 2, 4 . . . Track 2 . . , FFA l, 2, 3, 4 . , . Letter- man 4 . . . COLLEIEN CAI.KiNs Dark Eyes' Major: Home Economics, Language Activities: GAA 3, 4 . . . Bearer 2, 3, 4 . . . Team Sports 2, 3, 4 . ilu JACK COLE I Dorff llvunl to Set lhe llyorld 071 Fire Majors: Mathematics, Science Activities: Football 1, 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Class President 4 . f . Rifle Club 3 . . . JACQUELINE CARRUTHERS I:07'6'l'L'7' .md Erea' Majors: Home Economics, Commercial Activities: Bearettes 1 . . . Rifle Club 3 . . . GARY CASSIQLL Time 011 my Handr Transferred from North Central DOROTHY CHALICH Ain't Wfe Got Fun Major: Commercial Activities: Twirlers 1, 2 . . . Head Twirler 3, 4 . . , Team Sports 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 3, 4 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . GARY CHRISTENSEN All American. Boy. Majors: History, Science Activities: Honor Society 3, 4 . Football 4 , . . Basketball 2, 3 . . Tennis 3, 4 . . . NANCY COUTRE Peg 'O My Heart Major: Home Economics Activities: Bearettes 3, 4 . . . Girls' L Treasurer 4 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 ...FI-IK3,4...Chot:-us4... Tennis 3 . . . Teamtbports 1, 2, 3, 4 ...Library2,3,4... . go? R me x-Ktssdp O care .que DICK EDWARDS Everything I Have If Your: Major: Agriculture Activities: Football 1, Manager 2, 3 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3 . . . FFA 2, 3 . . . Baseball Manager 2 . . . LORRAINE DIETZEL Sweet Lormine Majors: Commercial, Home Economics Activities: Pep Club 1, 2 . . . FHA 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Librarian 4 . . . DON FRYE llyonderful lVa,rn'z Il Major: Industrial Arts HARRIET EVANS Permnalily Major: Language Activities: Bearettes 2, 3, 4, President 4...GAA2,3,4...PepClub 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 3, 4 . . . JIM FREEMAN Slill Waler Rum Deep Majors: Science, History Activities: Track 2, 3, 4 . . DONNIE FLEMING Hair of Gold, Eyer of Blue Majors: Commercial, Home Economics Activities: Badminton 3, 4 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Team Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' L Council 2, Secretary 3,4...Tennisl,2,3,4... Twirlers 3, 4 . . . ROBERT FROEHLICH Biding My Time Major: Industrial Arts JOAN FRYHLING Sunfhine Cake Majors: Commercial, Home Economics Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Council 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 ...FHA 2, 3, 4 . . . Bear Tales 2, 3 . . . Annual Staff 3 . . . Bear' ettes 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . I 1'l JOHN FRUCCI I'1fe G01 Rhythm Majors: Language, Mathematics Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letter- man's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Badmin- ton 3, 4 . , . JANET GILLESPIE Remember Me . Majors: Commercial, Language Afriviiiesg Girls' LiCouncil 5, 4, Presi- dent3,4...GAA1,2,3,4... Bearettes 1, 2, 3 ,... Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Class Secretary 1 . . . WARREN GILBERT And So To Sleep Again Majors: Agriculture, Mathematics Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4 . . . L1LA GILMAN The Bert Thing: ln Life Are Free Majors: Commercial, Home Economics Activities: Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . Bad- minton 3, 4 . . . Team Sports 2, 3, 4 . . . Bearettes 4 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1 . . . JAMES HALEY A Home Town Boy Majors: Science, Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics Activities: Football 1, 3, 4'. . . Track 2,3,4... VIVIAN HAASE VESTAL Ilffafriage Vowr Major: Language Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Span- ish Club 1, 2 . .. TED HANSEN My Ideal Majors: Science, Mathematics Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3,4...Track2,3,4...ASB President 3, 4 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . JANICE HACKNEY H Pl Sparkling Eye! Majors: Language, Mathematics Activities: Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Torch and Quill 2, 3, 4 . . . Homecoming Queen 4 ...GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 ...ASB Secre- tary 4 . . . Bearettes 1, 2, 3 . . . Bad- minton 2, 3, 4 . . . Songleader 4 ...Tennis2,3... M 1 Of O S410 a ,WOW 11,6 ,J fl 'T Weddljollab Offor JIM HANSON Thafr The Chanfe You Tnhe Major: Agriculture Activities: Class President 1 . . . Bas- ketball 1 . . . Football 2 . . . FFA 2, 3, 4 . . SUZANNE HALPIN j Sweet Sue If Ma'ors: History, figge ' j Activities: h 4 . ,if Bearettes 2, 3 . ni Cluff3 . . . Annual Staff 3, . .1. fl!! I 'JJ I JAMES HEINEN Take Me Out To The Ball Game Major: Auto Shop Activities: Track 1 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . .Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . CAROL jo HALvoRsEN Wonderful One Major: Commercial Q Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ...GAA1,2,3,4...Tennis1,2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4... B06 'L vet' ad K CGM' 4 00 C WLC f I jf-.CK HINTON if ' 01' Buflermilk Sky Major: Commercial Activities: Spanish Cluh 3 . . . Rifle Club 3 . . . All-High Play 4 . . . Library 2 . , . Arts and Crafts Club 2. JOANN HERITAGE In My Hear! Art, Home Economics GAA 2, 3, 4, Council 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 3 4 Team Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bearettes 2, 3, 4 . . . FHA 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . DON HIORT Wfofzderful Guy Major: History Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3 . . . Boxing 2, 3 . . . Pep Club 3. 4 . ,. SI-IARON HILL Sugar and Spire Major: Commercial, Language Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . Tennis 2,3,4...PepClub3,4... Badminton 3, 4 . . . Girls' L President 4...Council3,4...GAA2,3,4 . . . Senior Ball Queen 4 . . . GAA Council 4 . . . JERRY HOIZRNER Font Ignore und Fmiry Mzijtmrz Auto Shop Activities: Baseball 3 . . BETTY JEAN HOLLEN Aluvzyr Bury Major: Language Frm' Activities: Band 2, 3, 4 . . GLEN HLIRRY Sbou' Me The Why To G0 Home Major: Agriculture Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Il: J A9--4, DARLENE HovI.ANIu ft, A l'm Aluuyr Clm.rin,e Ruinlmufr Majors: Commercial, Home Economics Activities: Team Sports l, 2, 3, 4 . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Council 3, 4 . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 . , . Badminton CLARK IRWIN H earl Breaker 3.4,. Majors: Mathematics, S c i e n c e, Lan- guage Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4... Pep Cluh 4 . . . Honor Society 2. 3, 4 . . . ASB Vice President 3, Letterman's Club 3, 4 , . . CHARLOTTIE KlfI.l.MlfR Benzure of You Major: Home Economics Activities: Thespians 4 . . . 3, 4 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . 1, 3, 4 . . . Mzljtbrette 4 , . ian 2 . . 4... FHA 2, Twirling . Librar- JIMMIE JONES I'rn Going To Lire 'lil I Die Majors: History, Mechanical Drawing Activities: Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track Manager 1, 2 . . . IRENE KORUPP Little Bird Told Me Majors: Home Economics, Commercial Activities: Bearettes 2, 3, 4 . . . GAA 3.4...FHA2,3,4...Tennis 3, 4 . . . Badminton 2, 3, 4 . . . Volley- ball2,5,4... xv DEAN LEIPI-IAN Roving Kind Major: Art Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3 . . . Boxing 1, 2, 3 . . . ALICE LESLIE Sleepy Time Gal Majors: Home Economics, Commercial Activities: GAA 3, 4 . . . FHA 3, 4 . . . RUSSELL MELTON Walking and llvlxirlling Bluer Majors: Science, Language Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Band 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice President 4 . . . Orchestra 3...DanceBand2.. ESTHER MARSHALL Saplnimcnled Lady Majors: Language, Commercial Activities: Thespians 2, 3, 4 . . . Bearettes 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Debate 3 . . . GAA 1,2,3,4... Beats D 010930 5314111 ll' 1' T FRED MEDLEN xi, gb I'll Be Around j Major: Mathematics Activities: Football 2 3 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 . Lettermans Club 1,2,3,4...PepClub234 ARLENE MASON The Starr lVill Remember Major: Commercial Activities: Chorus 3 1-lonor Society 4 . . . Annual Editor 4 Entered 51 from Marmarth, North Dakota NEIL MEYERS The Quiet Man Major: Agriculture Activities: FFA 4 JANICE MAsoN Dizzy Finger Majors: Hom omics History Activities: Club 3 Chorus AIM . ae Y 9? vox' ge Rookie bi Y S05 i,AgK jiri: , -XXI 3 'ig LAVERNE MOORE My Buddy Majors: Language, Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . . LAUREN MEISEGER FU See You In My Dreazm f , Majors: Language, Commercial f Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3 42.1. .I Team Sporrsf 1, 2. 3, 4 , , Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . GAA COUUCJZ, t4 . . . Badminton DALE MCCALLUM Crazy Bonef Majors: Mathematics, Language Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . - - B356 ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis l, 2, f . . . Badminton 2, 3. 4 . - - I-Cffef man's Club 3, 4 . . . Track 2 . . MARJORIIZ MICH,-xELs Margie Majors: Art, Commercial Activities: Team Sports 2, 3 . . GAA 4 . . . DELFORD MCCONNELL Don'l Fence Me In Majors: Mathematics, Industrial Arts Activities: Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Lc-tterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . TLRRIIZ liviUDCE'l'T A Lillie Biz Independenl Major: Home Economics Activities: FHA 3, 4 . . . Bearettes I. X 3. 4 . . . Drill-Leader 4 , . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 2 A . . . Clq0n1s'4 . . . . . . Volleyball Manager 1 . . . f , ' Library 1 . . . f , I ' f K, pr' A,0ff6'Z f' B' 0' m f 4 1 ' vi , f SONNY MlIl2LI.ER EUGENE NEILSON Sonny Boy Carkeyed Oplimiyl Major: Dramatics Major: Agriculture Activities: Football 1, 2,' 3, 4 - - - Activities: Baseball 1, 2 . . . FFA Drama 2, 3,4 . . .Baseball 1, 2, 3... 1, 2, 3, 4 , , , PATsY MEYERS Down Yonder Majors: Commercial, History, Home Economics Activities: Bearettes 3 . . . Cheerleader 4 .. .Pep Club 4. . .Entered 51 Pensacola, Florida . . DOLORIES MILLER Haily Ileurl Majors: Language, Commercial Activities: Team Sports 1, 2, 4 . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 4 . . SHELDON NELSON ll7l9i.rf1ering Hope Major: Science Activities: Chorus 4 . . SHARON MUELLER Wfben Irirh Eyer Are Smiling Majors: Drama, Home Economics Activities: GAA 3, 4 . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4. . .Thespians 2, 3, 4... Team Sports 2 . . . STAN NEILSON Hey, Good Looking Major: History Activities: Track 1, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 4 . . , Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . Student Council 2 . . . HELEN MCGINNIS Le! A Smile Be Your Umbrella Major: Home Economics Activities: FHA 3, 4 . . . Librarian 3 . . . N . Y . 4 .I L 1 1 54 JIM NELSON Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea Major: Music Activities: Band 2, 3, 4 . . . BETTY JANE NEYLAND Slarduft Majors: Home Economics, Language Activities: Bearettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- ray 4 . , .GAA 2, 3, 4 . . .Student founcil 2 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . F our 12638008 fefbr H717 Cp J' Boy s CLYDE RENFRO Here And Tlaere Majors: Music, Mathematics Activities: Badminton 1, 2, 3 . . . Tennis 2, 3. . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. LOU ANN OLSON Happy Talk Majors: Commercial, Language Activities: Bearettes 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 4 . . . Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Torch and Quill 3, 4 , . . Badminf , T tOl'l2... ef KW ji gl? Q x ali ll T jjj: DENNIS Ross ax N ' ' Starr In Your Eyei T' Major: Industrial Arts Entered from North Central 49 . MURIEL PARKINSON Keeper Of My Heart Majors: Commercial, Home Economics bE QS ffxie 6659 YSWK00' oe Cot 0 - 0? ' awe K0 gout Wei xl-Q Sago? ,boo 0 JACK ROHROBACK Down tbe Lane Majors: History, Mechanical Drawing Activities: Orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . Thespians 3, 4 . . . LEILA QIJINTON S ll 'eel Lady Major: Commercial Activities: Team Sports 3 . . . Bail minton 3, 4 . . . 'l'wirlerS 3, 4 . . GAA 3, 4 . . . Tennis 3 . . . Trans ,ferrecl from Creston, l3.C. . . BOB SNOW Slrike Up the Band Major: Band Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . .Orchesf tra 3, 4 . , . Boxing 1, 2 .. Baseball 1 . . . Football 1 . . . MARLENE RANNIGER Shine Major: Languages Activities: Thespians 2, 3, 4 . . . Bearettes 4 . . . Girls' L Program Chairman . . . Debate 3 . . . HOWARIJ SYRIA Slowffrxlee Major: Languages Activities: Band l, 2 Basketball Football 1 Letter man's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 4 BETTY Ricia Short and Sufeet Majors: Commercial, Languages Activities: Team Sports 3 Chorus 4...C1AA4... ew he GENE SCHIIQRMAN Once in a llylfile Major: Agriculture Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4 CAROL SANDERS Szmuy Side of Ike Slfeez Major: Commercial Activities: liearettes 4 r s Council 4 . . . Pep Club 4 Thespians 4 . . . Enteiccl from Boise High School . . Lvuz THOMPSON Undecided Major: Shop Activities: Football 1 . Band 1 Si-iiRi.i2Y SCHMIIJT Happy Timex Majors: Mathematics, Languages Activities: GAA 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . .Team Sports 1 2 3 4 DOUGLAS TODHITNTER You Call F1767-1'!70djf Darling Major: Agriculture Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1 . , . Track 1 . . . Band 1 . , , Lettermatfs Club 2, 3, 4 . . . FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3 . . . Badminton 2, 4 . . . MARII,H'N SEEHAGIEN Di7IIf7!8.t2 ,md Cherry Cheeks Major: Home Economics Activities: Drama 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . LYLE TUCKER Always Major: Shop Activities: Pep Club 3, 4 . . . President 4 . . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 ...Spanish Club 2, 3... Baseball 1, 4 . . . Band 1 . . . Bear Tales 3, 4 . . . GAIL SHARDLOW Our Hearn Are Young and Gay Major: Languages Activities: Bearettes 2, 3, 4 . , . Pep Club4...GAA1,2,3,4... Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Team Sports 1,2,3,4... TOM WARGO Big and Bizihful Majors: Mathematics, Languages Activities: Football 1, 3 . . . Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Lettermarfs Club 2, 3, 4 . . . junior Class President 3, . . . Student Council 3 . . . NORINI3 SORENSEN You Are the One Majors: History, Language Activities: Bear Tales Staff 2, 3, 4 . . . Editor 3, 4 . . . DAR Candidate . . . Team Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 . . , Tennis 3, 4. . , . Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . junior Press Club 3, 4 . . . Badminton 3, 4 . . . Annual Staff 1, 3, 4 , . . Rifle Club 3 . . . Treasurer 3 . . To 51-6, -360 S0117 Ur . 6 '17 girls ' ing We 1 Dgrts 1' JACK WICKLAND Two Guitars Major: Auto Shop Activities: Western Band 3, 4 . . DONNA SULIVAN Slairufay to Pamdife Majors: Commercial, Languages Activities: Thespians 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Bearettes 4 . . . Team Sports 1, 2 . . . President Thespians 4 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . DICK WINN Crew Cut Major: History Activities: Basketball 2, 3 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball Manager 4 . . . Entered 1951 Lyndon . . . DANNA SUTTON Save a Lizzie Sunshine Majors: Music, History Activities: Thespians 2, 3, 4 . . . Bear Tales 4 . . . Chorus 2, 3 . . .Ax ,cd . Q Vllocioo sl 0 C me cloqevl S oe 5 9 's 0 an ,Agia SSX ., who .69 JIM Wooru Give Me Room to Room Major: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Bad- minton 2, 3 . . . Tennis 2 . . . Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . : ' v an ll , ' PHYr.I.Is SWANNACK Sumlairze of Your Smile Majors: Language, History Activities: Torch and Quill 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis Manager 3 . . . Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . DARR1ZI.L WRIGHT Mr. Muff: Major: Social Science Activities: Football 1 . . . Basketball 1,2...Band1,2,3...Dance Band 2, 3 . . . YCIQ XYIIZLCH Them There E-yer Majors: Commercial, Home Economics Activities: Bearettes 3, 4 . . . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Council 4 . . . FHA 2, 3, 4 . . . Team Sports 2, 3, 4 . . . Badminton 3, 4 . . . Tennis 3, 4 . . . Girls' League Council 3 . . . CECIL WRIGHT , Everybody Har u Dream Majors: Mathematics, H i sto r y, Lan- guage Activities: Basketball 1 . HELEN VIGUE Fi1-'e Foot Two, Eye! of Blue Major: Commercial Activities: Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . Twirl ing 1, 2 . . . Class Secretary 4 . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Student Coun' 1-1 .' 3 .. .Spanish Club 3, f.. ' A 1234 ,lf LARRY ZOPFI Happy Fee! Majors: Agriculture, Art, History Activities: FFA 2, 3, 4 . . . ANITA JEAN WINSHIP Let Me Dream 071 Majors: Home Economics, History Activities: Librarian 4 . . . Chorus 4 of A 10 wt o 6 ,bg 'lo e000 we srlecx ,soak XSS 6,09 That Pepsoclent is great stuff Put your little foot and that brg gunboat of yours, too, Ted just move your feet like sister, Sharon. The Happy Hour Dont feed the animals :mica Off ' l Left to right: Rich Shaw, Billie Pope, George Smith, Bobbie jean Smith. As juniors we remember the far removed but hectic days when we were nothing more than poor sophomores constantly at the mercy of the juniors. Now we have attained that elusive status referred to as juniors and after two years of high school, we have had six of our number elected into the Pep Club, and we are equally proud of our representation in the song leading category. ' Directing us through this eventful year were George Smith, Presidentg Rich Shaw, Vice Presidentg Bobbie jean Smith, Secrctaryg Billie Pope, Treasurer. These four did much to inspire the enthusiasm and school spirit which has characterized the class of '54 throughout this year of conquest Qconquest of West Valleyj. Standing on the threshold of our Seniorify, we herewith voice our ambition to become a senior class with undiminishing ideals. We would like to be a clss remem- bered for our loyalty and pride in Central Valley High School. As the class of '54, we wish to be remembered for our records in citizenship, sportsmanship, and scholarship. ,glib . ,fy f-0 'U'1u4AT1q,s :lj W 9 B xl' 1 O as C qi K .. L 5 1 is 9 C s e E Q '- - xi i , ,- 'mfs ' i ,. 2. v,.v, xg , wi Q YE H x if E sr .- A fi Lorene Abbott Betty Adams Bob Adams Freda Alway Laura Anderson Lyle Anderson Arlene Baker Why all the fuss--it's only water. Gary Cady Neal Clyrk LaV efne eiienM,Wi.l y,Tl Ki an K 4' , ww , wr 'Y , e X, ,. ' if Q , ,, . A. .':: :1'l i M i dlddl i A V ' K allaijco le E krg ti. b A e Bl kl im J pf 'Palm Colwt 'I ,Q sig Q 'lvljgilyn E0iS5Wl! ff!D. IJ! A jj ly tl llll setll atya ll l , jg' , A J , .,.-:-: , N' A ' i A X ikcl A 5 . 1 as xffjljj TCailCdJrriwe1l V- fee' C 3' ii. , A Evelyn BOW W' M' gf J., N . M Z V :bk It ,. Don Brumm fab' JM! AIM!!! ,V WV If 'AX I ff, lr, M 1 .f r Www WW f ff i Dale Cornwell S' 3 in rrr x ip Barbara Courchaine mkrf l VAIA A A ' ., ,D Marlene Bryant A 5 Q . Darlene Butler so 2 ees J ' lor ma two Bust walhn clollah Weddm Jody Craft Shirley Cress june Crowe Dick Culp Larry Davis Robbie Dayton Hn if 3 C is F W 2. X 'Q ' s -,-' i . Q , -., ass? 5. it f i t f ' I Ji, V.. 'Don't we smart? We've been to school all day. ara Dickerson - Barb 1 ,v Jack Eddy N, 'fi V .Ax l Ax X Dean Ellern ,Mix Donna Ellern W .mil ! tit. A J I fe ie- - if g, ciiffoia Erickson , If 1, Marilyn Finkle jf all Q V I ff- x 4. l 4 Pat Garvin lg. Mary Geier f . ii Nl? ,ny A A bf - i . 'fri V' .qt Z- 5 5 1 1 Gene Gribben A Robert Gunn i Aft A - in i iflx 1, ff :T s J, 'B , . Marion Habeck V' f Bobby Hackney JV, ' Owen Hagen nches ff' C 'Q Il' , ll' J .toil Nick Ha Del Hansen W Bob Hedrick L5 if A-' J is A L, . -, Y Gilbert Herman 'A 'J 5. Barbara Hitchcock ,bg m- - fe,- W ,flip Darwin Howell ,f 3? Delwyn Howell V X :A :fl be Joyce Hubbard , in A 'J Pat Hurt ' Bob Irish f ' i Ladonna Iverson i -QQ! J E., x Jeanette Jackson Janice Jacobs R 5 ff ' 1' A 6' ay e ries 1 f X, Jimmie Jones -. v jf 25' J x, ix X .let ,S . 566' how many sides to ' v 3 crffle-,., 5 mf. we as he if I Y .. a in 5 V A 't Roberta Keller Bill Kellmer Kenneth Knudson Sapho Koclanis X ul S333 W Ai , at . yg L L E , .P , I exif -1 P ,235 A . -. S' X V' .tk ihgfiqnfg L.. 'TQ YeS You may Dale Kronich Marvin Kruger Shirley Kruse George Kutulas Cliff Langdon Marilyn Lawhead Dewayne Lebow Eddy Lehman Florence Lehnert Don Livingston 50, Robbie' Juanita Manning Pearl Manos Stanley McClure Shirley McCulley Larry McIntosh Bryant McKinley Betty Means Joanne Meidinger Richard Metz Harold Mielke janet Milne Erla Miller Rodney Moffitt Roy Mohondro Looka me-no hands. .:- B Q .K i k,:-.3f. V. Vrkk : . ' irai if E ,.i. g f- if ' va' NIM I V O' xii! M' . yr O24 Dlcillfogopiiinto Jll 'Vfffff 3J3br,lf l we ,W W, D S jf, 'Lk' . oyd Richmiwgf 1 it i' 'E' J. 'Q-XJNQM-. ?iiYj3fn 1 ff' I .1 i x 4 - R lIi4mijiA'J y Mp Q ' l M wt A -- ' 15,1 Qivgil ixksipp ,. 6. .'Oh my aching back! 7 ,, , 'A' ' .Dj l Sather, I. A M1 , 4 I A , rf j . , A,ufJ'!' J, X Q - Phyllis Moore . Ada fl' JJ fy' In y 4 jackie Morrow , -' 05- ' 1 mL Q r if A fifQiC2Effkef Q - A ,.,. S S A ' x A e if 790 ,V 365 ,w 4.-1 4 4 Q Q' 9 rs -1 jean Mott Danna jo Mudgett Richie Shaw 4 U -' Donna Shierry Bob Mueller h Jack Neal mv Shirley Skie V .4 A' Bobbie jean Smith li 'V it li N Gyle Nelson jon Newman 7. 'h A Q George Smith a S S79 Q, Y Lila Standard mk :fx h my A S aS joan Nord Eddy Orr Geraldine Orwiler Bob Panther Ronnie Parks Lau h- Don Perry g 'UH boys! ..,. . S' i 7 if lc! Bob Stradley 'fa , Shelby Sundberg X in V j - . 1 Don Swanson Arlene Thomas y Janet Thomas V- Shirley Thomas fm, Gloria Tompson Tommy Thompson in Marybill Truman a Charlotte Turner Lo0k what 35 Freda found' Y b me Wal' what Mama, who moved the Shirley Velins y n k Marvene Vince Barbara Volker Rose Walker Lila Lou Wheeler Stan Wigen Mildred- Willey Delorous Wing Jeanette Wold Marvin Woods t Mewwy Go Wownd? Jw S sw- x a ll. s ' S f ff i f ! i . . . .-,.si a - Q9 ils ' y iih a ze Uficma Left to right: Roger Bacon, May Ann Tucker, Pameala Farrington, Drucille Iverson, David Hunt, Ruth Lunnenbor. Initiation this last fall was lots of fun and there were laughs galore when we came f b bl thou ht t chool lookin like creatures from an unknown world. Most o us pro o y g o s g we would never live through all the work left for us by those dictatorial juniors and seniors. However, we survived and better times are ahead. ted David Hunt, our To guide us through this laborious year we elec President, Drucille Iverson, Vice Presidentg Mary Ann Tucker, Secretaryg Pameala Farrington, Treasurerg Ruth Lunnenborg, Historiang Roger Bacon, Sergeant-at Arms. ' h P Club were johnny Stipe and Roberta Powell. After y , 1065 Representing us in t e ep ' ated our menial tasks with dutifully serving our most honorable seniors, we compens gaiety in the form of our annual Homecoming Dance and the ever majestic Sophomore- junior party. With memories of an eventful and exciting y bigger and better years at Central Valley High School. ear the class of '55 anticipates two ,--- i 2: 5 Qkkaifk E ff E Q' KK 1 A Ks . lose,-. A 'Eta 4 Bobbie Allen A Lynn Alton T A f Q 9 'X 1 1 Q c ., Q x Q M, . .. i. KS sr in f Q .5 h. 1- 1 - ,vi 'f f'r- :, am- ,A ,X . 'Q .,..r4a if A no c -H: i Jim Avery Clark Axling 1 live C my ..,, f WIP' A Roger Bacon Richard Baggerley Jim Baine Craig Bennett ix l r it if Q,, Nancy Biss - Margie Blake g 5 .. 5 gc io , a Y ff A 2 A Teddy Blakely C - Q A Dick Boner . 'N ... ii. 'wr La 4 all ,S .L-f K ha.. i ll CMA - an 'W fi - i., . :Fri ' 'Stl' at . , X Nancy Boucher Ron Bradey Sophomores Wis h i n ' they wuz Seniors or sompiml Helen Brecto Christine Carlson Vicki Christianson Donald Claymon Larry Collison Dale Cornwell jim Crigger Larry Crigger Randall Culp jack Custer f-1r. 5 B 'f 512 MQ Iv 1 me gk ke ,V 3. K ,. L nene X .Eifli . . '- mea 'K- - i f , i' V . Q . - in ' :ci A '- figxw -3: ' 4' ' :Q -I . 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The Pied Piper is about to commence for may- be he was the last one .LOVE ma Gerald Hanson Vernon Hansen Bill Hammond Helen Hartford Carol Havens Dale Heagy Robert Hinton Dayll Hic man Frances Higgens David Hunt ff:'1'i A 7, Joan Hurry Drucilla Iverson Norma jones Sandra Johnson ,U A , -Q if 'P it 2 iw Z -f 'V jf ,P g Q' 4 Q af i .c , K L or ii: f , M 9?- 1 - ' Q- Q at li . k b Y ' K A 6 A ' y I X f . clasgworkl me s 2 . B i f xm'k i Betty Kehren m,,. fi Darlene Kersey ::: iff' H3 ii 'si emi'- '4 - , , ,., Y N as ,sf S -K Chuck Kirkpatrick ' . , Q. ' Joann Kronich eww, , YQ: B ,fi iz: B ff' ' , , Gail Lebow 99 x Beverl L ' v, V y ewis f if B Q . N115 E Ax jerry Meyers Q ' Pat Mueller .:h,. .. I t . 5 4 P Bob Morrison s Janis Moore Marie Moody Elmer Monigold as if f' 'tr 355' 3 ws ' Dulcie Mills Coleen Miller Q an M yy E dieS? 0 stu Posed Plcwrezwh jerry Meckelson Melvin Michaels Doug Melville Ernestine McHugo Bob McGillivray Gerald Mauer Merlin Martin james Marshall Merle Martinson Dick Manich Call the Principal Inmates are escaping' i AEN , rt. sf r s s' tr 'Illia ft J Q, life ' Z K ii, if f 3155 f D W ii- -. s s Rufh Lunflffbofg B jack Lovitt .... . . A, m i... B B 5 Marlene Lewis B B. Y : M J. - ii get l 57 Loaded with knowledge and headed for home. A ' V' v jf- 4 Leroy Nelson V 3 h Melvin Nicholas 7 - L . ,, ' -gig ai R fl Zona Nilson iff' Kenny Nilson f it , Qi Gary Ocheltree Vernie Olmstead L 'Q i 55 3 .' 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Q , rw J n l MQW Wm: JANICE HACKNEY DON HJORT The perfect formula for many friends has been found by Janice Hackney and Don Hjort. Always with a crowd of fellow classmates Janice and Don have won the popu- larity poll. They have such wonder- ful personalities and can be truly titled Most Popular. Q U Lf Y e - My -f : f 1 Q N' ff. Z X A STUDENT COUNCIL- Z!-fauna! HARRIET EVANS TED HANSEN Harriet Evans and Ted Hansen earned the title of Most All- Around by possessing a variety of qualities. They are outstanding in leadership, high in scholastic standing, active in athletics and they have personalities to match their other achievements. 1-izdderczc CAROL JO HALVERSON FRED MEDLEN Carol jo may be admiring Fred'S gymnastics but she could probably give him some pointers on tennis and badminton. The king and queen of the sports department have a letter in every sport, respectively. The members of the senior class feel Carol jo and Fred are fine examples of good sportsmen on and off the field of competition. 9, 67 NS f Q ff 1 X, ..,' ff 0 or y T , fl L, 4 U .. ,. 2553? T ' ' ' My 'limi' I , - , wi' f, .ld:i 0 5 fx gf lll flaw vgfjsw- X l 1e.-145' W' im fk 1 43 ' in 5- t - - y 'WI ' 6513641 ARLIZEN ALXWAY STAN NEILSON Arlene and Stan find a funny out- look to everything, Their jokes have caused classmates to mark the names of Arleen Alwny and Stan Neilson as the wittiest of our senior class. , gee! I I XA HELEN VIGUE LAVERNE MOORE Hollywood may be the beauty capi- tal of the world but all the purty gals and handsome fellers ain't necessarily in Hollywood as indi- cated by the presence of Helen Vigue and LaVerne Moore at Cen- tral Valley. A glance will readily show why they won the award of Best Looking. 70 SHARON HILL JIM JONES JIM BENNETT Like Sharon, the seniors could not make up their minds which of these two boys was the friendlier. Sharon Hill was the unanimous choice as the friendliest girl while Jim Jones and Jim Bennett shared the honor. Sparkling smiles and friendly ways characterize the entire trio. ,IN X Q52 S?' K6i's-15' -2: -S... gil- wif 771 alewlfedl GLORYA BROWN JOHN FRUCCI Runaways in the election for the coveted honor of the Most Talent- ed award were Glorya Brown and john Frucci. The class will always appreciate Glorya's ability with a brush and her decorative artwork for school functions. john's accord- ion has been a favorite at assem- blies and his cornet is a boon to the band. r i G' ,ixj x f if kip- , . TQ '. lJm5i4 VKX f -...z':::, 745 dl NORINE SORENSEN GARY CHRISTENSIEN A successful future is almost a cer- tainty for Norine Sorensen and Gary Christensen. Their success stories have only begun but with the am- bition, initiative, and the ability to complete a task, the senior class made a wise choice in Norine and Gary for Most Likely To Succeed, iv SH ARON A king and queen in every way O o 1 X . . R v A 'fa Za!! 7 1 A more perfect couple was never Crowned king and queen of a Ball. Senior Clark Irwin was crowned by Coach Hansen and the king crowned his queen, Sharon Hill. The two reigned over the royal ball with regal grace. KN CLARK WNV .0- 0- 0 O N. Lo' od xi ,d o N 8 WW Me: T AGE N HW WAN' The victorious football team of 1953 picked winner, JoAnn Heritage, for l ' reigned witl ' a tieir queen. JoAnn i poise at the football banquet. 'W ,,t i DOROT f HY CHA LICH Chalich and basketball go hand in hand, and it seemed most fitting for Dorothy Chai be crowned Basketball K ' by the b ' ich to Queen. She was chosen asketball squad. Like her sister, joan, the previous Hackney reigned at Dan year, Janice the annual ce. In accorl ' ' C , Homecomin tame with t rowxned at tl 8 radition, she was ie affair held in her ho Hjort led the coronatio ' ' of Ted nor. Don n protession in the absence Hansen. JANICE HACKNEY fue AWEYXSON CAR noi, S0 H ,Z OL BUSH gyda Zaew 'dw 22,5 A most deserving person, Carol jo Halverson The junior class of '52 selected Carol Bush to was given the coveted honor of Sports Queen. reign Over the Junior Prom- The Class president, Crowned at a basketball intermission by Coach TOQD Wargo, CIOWHCK1 C21f01.fH the gYfUH21S1U1'11, Hansen, Carol jo was attended by two class- which was decorated as A Garden In mates, Gail Shardlow and JoAnn Heritage. The Rainf' f EE ' 1? 'X'5 , Ai' XX caeetieafuf J v e gawaisg . tg . . . v Q The junior class nominated Betty Jane Neyland 5' and the student body elected her for the position Q, of Queen of the annual Sweetheart Dance. Betty Q jane reigned with the sweetness and sincerity X that characterizes her. George Smith, president X ! of the junior class, crowned the Queen. 'W 4 , sl A .A BETTY JANE NEYLAND Acldadlckg 'N 4 1' I hi.4..i.a..,..,iLts Bottom row: Clyde Renfro, Paul Gillespie, Vernon Hanson, Jeanette Wold, Arlene Baker, Lynn Alton, John Doty, MaryAnn Woods. Second row: Dean Ellern, Darlene Butler, Charlene Thyrian, Barbara Voelker, Carol Rees, Vina Dyer, Charlene Wilson, Donald Throm, Barbara Hitchcock. Third row: Jim Nelson, Dayle Hickman, John Frucci, Dale Kronich, Wallace Cogley, Pearl Manos, Joanne Kronich, Dick Culp, Ronnie Brady, Helen Hartford, Jerry Woodbridge, Roberta Keller, Jim Crigger, Jim Williams, LaDonna Iverson, Dale McCallum. Fourth row: Marilyn Finkle, Gilbert Herman, Bob Stradley, Cliff Langdon, Bill Kellmer, Bob Snow, Bill Hammond, Terry West, Albert Voltz, Merlin Martin, Gary Peterson, Bob Irish, Walter Thomas, Director, Stanley McClure, Bob Panther. Drum Mujorelle-JOANNE MEIDINGER Uwieolm Bottom row: MayAnn Tucker, Harold Mielke, Ruth Lunneborg, Jean Mott, Colleen Miller, Virginia Woodgeard, Erwin Gorton, Bill Hammond. Second row: Jim Williams, Jim Crigger, Dale McCallum, Dale Kronich, Jack Rohrback, Bob Irish, Jim Bain, Vernon Hansen, John Doty. Third row: John V. Robbins, Director, Cliff Langdon, Bob Snow, Jimmie Stevens. Bottom row: Joannie Baker, Deanna Died- crich Chnrlotte Kelmer, Marilyn Bouge, Shir- ley Mcfulley, Janice Jacohs. 'lop row Jackie Stifter, Donna Sullivan, Bar- bara Courchine, Canna Jo Mudgett, Mary Bill 'l1uman, Billie Pope. 'file Kiowa Bottom row: Danna Jo Mudgett, accompanist, John Robbins, director, Charlotte Kelmer, accom- panist. Second row: Helen Hartford, Billie Pope, Pamela Farrington. Betty Rice, Frances Higgens, Sheldon Nelson, Don Perry, Nickie Hanches, Anita Winship, Pat Hurt, Vivian Rooks, Mary Bill Truman. Third row: Jennice Dolan, Nancy Boucher, Suzanne Halpin, Deanna Diederich, Lauren Meise- ger, Richard Fuller, George Kutulas, Jerry Mickelson, Florence Lehnert, Marlene Wlritney, Joannie Baker, Nancy Coutre, Loralene Schucker. Fourth row: Drucille Iverson, Pat Garvin, Janice Mason, Donna Sullivan, Joan Fryhling, Mar- lene Bryant, Dallas Weeks, Jack Custer, Harold Mielke, Shirley McCulley, Marilyn Bouge, Betty Allen, Janice Jacobs, Dayle Hickman, Jackie Stifter. Fifth row: Shirley Skeie, Darlene Tiffany, Arlene Thomas, Lila Wheeler, Pat Mueller, Ona Siostrom, Alice Leslie, Shirley Thomas, Barbara Courchaine, Barbara Dickerson, Irene Korupp, Marlene Lewis, Marilyn Lawhead, Gloria Thompson. 'Zta MW ehw' h-vi.: Left to right: Carol Bush, Patsy Myers, Carol jo Halverson, Shar- on Hill, Helen Vigue. arf R 2, ii 'A mish CHARLOTTE KELLMER ARLENE ALWAY DANNA IO MUDGETT i fx li DOROTHY CHALICH LEILA QUINTON QQ DONNIE FLEMMING ' MAMA S0097 A M 5 A .Q 2 -x Left to right: Billie Pope, Geraldine Orwiler, Janice Hackney, Robbie Dayton. 5 uw if as T gh ,Q iff' X, M R R 'S Shirley MCCulley BAR BARA wvfff SAPHO canleu Bottom row: Terrie Mudgett Harriet Evans, L0uAnn Olsen Esther Marshall. ty Jane Neyland. SCHUC NirSON 84765564 KER ZONA fi Bottom row: Nancy Coutre, Deanna Diederich, Terrie Mudgett, Betty Jane Neyland, Harriet Evans, Esther Marshall, Lou Ann Olson, Joan Fryhling, Donna Sullivan. Second row: Marlene Ranniger, Lila Gilman, Marion Blakely, Joyce Welcl1, Alice Leslie, Irene Korupp, Joannie Baker, Carol Sanders, Jo Ann Heritage, Gail Shardlow, Colleen Calkins, Carol Aster. Third row: Jody Craft, Jackie Morrow, Joyce Hubbard, Marilyn Bouge, La Verne Burden, Janice Jacobs, Marybill Truman, Janet Thomas, Donna Shierry, Lorene Abbott, Jean Mott, June Crow, Dolores Wing, Bobbie Jean Smith. Fourth row: Sharon Sanders, Marcia Girnis, Vicki Christensen, Carole Winn, Eleanor Yarbrough, Marlene Whitney, Dulcie Mills, Jan Thomas, Paula Shierry, May Ann Tucker, Rohr-rtzi Powell, Jennice Dolan, Ruth Lonnenborg, Jackie Stifter, Carol Havens. n Second row: Lorene Abbott, Bet- N A x r N 1 X s ' K J an 74e4,eaw4 Bottom row: Shirley Thomas, Marlene Ranniger, Donna Sullivan, Deanna Diederich, Charlotte Kellmer, Mr. Chenier, Advisor. Top row: Sonny Mueller, Danna Sutton, Esther Marshall, Nicky Hanches, Shirley Skeie, Sharon Mueller, Don Perry. The Thespians displayed their usual talent in presenting the Christmas play Hallowed Be Thy Name. The unique stage setting was designed by Mr. Robert Chenier who also wrote the play. The cast included Esther Marshall as Ettie Milford, Charlotte Kellmer as Mrs. Wilmot, Donna Sullivan as the Virgin, Marlene Ranniger as Mrs. Penrose, Don Perry as the soldier, Deanna Diederich as Miss Foster, Maureen Sullivan as Ann, jim Bennett as the Minister, and Sharon Mueller as Mrs. Mason. The scene was Christmas Eve in a little church in the Middle West where people came to offer their prayers. Parts were seriously portrayed and applause indicated that again Thespians had reason to be proud. - .... ,e. X cz 1 A. X x o S ni? lx 2455 Wa' C. . MONO afiwn VVS answef to M C I-953 . off on I , ,,...vf Bred b In neW The All-Hi play entitled Don't Take My Penny pro vided many hearty laughs for students of both the junior and senior high schools, and was well received by citizens of the communuity. This play uncovered some talent which had heretofore gone unrecognized in Central Valley High School. The cast included jean Mott as Penny, Don Perry as Kerry, Esther Marshall as Sally, jim Bennett as Mark, Charlotte Kellmer as Gram, Carol Sanders as Joanna, Paul Gillespie as Greg, Donna Sullivan as Mavis, Marlene Ranniger as Lydia, Barrie Stack as Calib, Larry Zopfi as Monsieur Henri, Sheldon Nelson as Harrison Day, Don Brumm as Norman Porter, Shirley Thomas, jackie Stifter, and Gail Duerfeldt as the models, and jack Hinton as the delivery boy. Shirley Skeie served in the capacity of student director. C0 Y Eff urge on Piyn H. Dfes S de ' . 15350 slgflln - nsor 3112 th Ashe tw 'Ge in o hard onejasy ve been som? . Must ha gl. Zeta' 'a Bottom row: Lyle Tucker, Ted Hansen, Fred Medlen, Clark Irwin, jimmy Bennett, Jim Jones, Howard Syria, Doug Todhunter, james Haley. Second row: Wayne Black, Bob Collins, La- Verne Moore, Harold Mueller, james Heinen, Gary Christensen, jack Wickland, Del Mc- Connell. Third row: Phil Anderson, Dale McCallum, jack Cole, james Freeman, Tom Wargo, Rus- sell Melton, Leo Bollman, Jim Woods, John Albertson, john Frucci. awww lm Bottom row: Delwyn Howell, George Smith, Darwyn Howell, Fred Medlen, john Stipe. Second row: Sharon Hill, Carol Bush, Patsy Myers, Helen Vigue, Carol jo Halverson, Ar- lene Alway, Janice Hackney, Shirley McCulley. Third row: Billie Pope, Carol Sanders, Har- riet Evans, Betty jane Neyland, LaVerne Bar- den, Gail Shardlow, Joyce Hubbard, Roberta Powell, Robbie Dayton, Gerry Orwiler. Fourth row: Sig Hansen, Sponsor, Stan Neil- son, Howard Syria, Russell Melton, Lyle Tucker, Clark Irwin, Ted Hansen, Don Hjort. emma Bottom row: Gene Gribbin, Stanley Wigen, Richie Shaw, Roy Mohondro, George Kutu- lus, Floyd Richmond, George Smith, Bob Panther. Second row: Don Swanson, Lyle Anderson, Darrell Sather, Stanley McClure, Dick Cole, Jack Eddy, Dewayne Lebow, Gilbert Herman. S Zelcufe 1 kg' 7 M415 Bottom row: Esther Marshall, Lorene Abbott, Dick Culp, Marlene Ranniger, Gail Duerfeldt. Second row: Jimmie Stevens, Barrie Stack, V Kenneth Gamon, Paul Gillespie, Floyd Par- ' ker Mr. Ben C. Carter Advisor. Q , , '6 A fig, Q , at 31 ny, ,Q 0, Xin, aa: :tu S5 if be 'ef Mr. Ben C. Carter, Advisor, Deanna Died- erich, Lorene Abbott, Janice Hackney, Lou Ann Olson. Not photographed: Phyllis Swannack lifxx , Bottom row: Betty Robbins, Ted Hansen, Norine Sorenson, Esther Nf Marshall, Arlene Mason, Deanna Diederich, Carol Ann Aster, Bobby Smith. Second row: Harriet Evans, Gary Christensen, George Smith, Lou Ann Olson, Mrs. Sylvia Eastburn, Advisor. Not photographed: Clark Irwin, Phyllis Swannack Norine Sorensen, Ro Nord, Danna Sutton. nk em 7ale4 Staff Left to right: joan Nord, Mr. J. L. Wilson, Advisor, Roy Mohondro, Norine Sorensen, Editor in Chief, Lyle Tuck- er, Danna Sutton. I . W lm Bottom row: Beverly Lewis, Pat Hurt Marybill Truman, Marilyn Seehagen. Second row: Mr. J, L. Wilson, Ad- visor, Don Livingston, Clark Axling jim Avery. , f,':X ' 0 JL R 1 M3 7k Yfoqayeaz Staff .SW ' 7 x. fc., , Ill r 4 -A 425' A E MASON - -1 1 1.1.15 SW -wt ARLEXQKMOT Affr,,,,,,, QLIXYACK Special appreciation goes to Arlene and Phyl- lis for sacrificing so much of their time to see the annual through completion. its s, Bottom row: Carol Rees, Arlene Mason, Phyllis Swannack, Suz- J. L. WILSON Advisor 'iii 3,32 Y 'J 'Ax relief! 1 Sv ' I .S in A f 1 :si Y ,V gL 1 Qtiiw. V X xy ms' , rg? I ww is anne Halpin. Second row: Lou Ann Olson, Gail Duerfeldt, Janice Hackney Third row: Jimmie L. Wilson, Hansen, Willie Pierce, Norine Meiseger. Roy Mohondro, Lorene Abbott, Advisor, Barbara Hitchcock, Ted Sorensen, Lyle Anderson, Lauren George Smith, Glorya Brown, Dick Culp jim Bennett, Vice President, Fred Medlen, President, 17.14. Bottom row: jerry Stemm, LeeRoy Nelson, Wyman Richards, jake Mauer, Larry Smith, Gyle Nelson, Dale Heaggy, Donald Clayman, Jim Marshall, Richard Baggarley, Larry Haarstick, jentz Pederson, Gary Ocheltree. Second row: Kenneth Gamon, Bernie Rufener, Ronnie Parks. Jack Neal, Marvin Woods, Deloy Quinton, Dean Leipham, Gary Womack, Bob Adams, Randall Culp, Cliff Erickson, Dan Nepier, jerry Meyers, Robert Hepton, Chuck Kirkpatrick. Third row: jim Hanson, Roy Mohondro, George Kutulus, jon Newman, Larry Zopfi, Vernon Phillips, LaRue Barlow, Kenneth Knudsen, Eugene Neilson, Neil Meyers, Warren Gilbert, Neil Clark, Jack Eddy, Gilbert Herman, Gene Schierman. ? 7 ? Q : . l I I Em' 7edmzm james Haley, Secretary. l , t x 2 ' .. F I 1 A Bottom row: Doug Todhunter, Sam Brown, Dick Edwards. Second row: Karl Emery, Advisor, Leo Bollman, Bob Panther, Ted Hansen, jack Kirkbridge, Advisor. .,-4.14. Bottom row: Billie Pope, Shirley Kruse, Mar- lene Bryant, Carol Alexander. Darlene Hov- land, Norine Sorensen, JoAnn Heritage, Joan Fryhling, Carol Sanders, Freda Alway. Second row: Carol Bush, Helen Vigue, Joan- nie Baker, Harriet Evans, Arlene Alway, Col- leen Calkins, Lila Gilman, Betty Jane Neyland, Sharon Hill, Lauren Meiseger, Janice Hack- ney, Barbara Hitchcock. Third row: Marilyn Lawhead, Dolores Miller, Carol Aster, Dorothy Chalich, Donnie Flem- ing, Joyce Wlelch, Alice Leslie, Irene Korupp, Nancy Coutre, Deanna Diederich, Marion Blakely, Esther Marshall, Danna Jo Mudgett. Fourth row: Bobbie Smith, Lorraine Davis, Sapho Koclanis, Pat Garvin, Donna Shierry, Lorene Abbott, Barbara Voelker, Jody Craft, Helen Schmidt, Marion I-Iabeck, Marilyn Boge, Joyce Hub- bard, Jackie Morrow, Gerry Orwiler, Robbie Dayton. Bottom row: Helen McGinnis, Joyce Welch, Nancy Coutre, Joan Fryhling, Charlotte Kellmer, Miss Oliver, Advisor. Second row: Carol Aster, Terrie Mudgett, Alice Leslie, Irene Korrupp, JoAnn Heritage. Janet Thomas, Standards Chairmang Joyce Hubbard, Treasurer, Jean Mott, Presidentg June Fujimura, Secretary, Dulcie Mills, So- cial Chairman. Absent: Billie Pope, Vice President. Q. named! I do ' bi Bottom row: Carol Jo Halverson, Gail Shardlow, Dolores Wing, LaVerne Barden, Mrs. Dahlke, Advisor. Second row: Lauren Meiseger, Joan Fryhling, Joyce Welc'h, Irene Korrupp, Lila Gilman, Carol Alexander, Nancy Coutre. Third row: Sharon Hill, Dolores Miller, Dorothy Chalich, Alice Leslie, Darlene Hovland, Betty Jane Nevlancl, JoAnn Heritage. W .4 7fw 66:46 ,,,.,..-w-H Bottom row: Billie Pope, Marilyn Seehagen, Marybill Truman, Sharon Hill, Deanna Diederich, Donna Sullivan, Mr. Robert Chenier, Advisor. Second row: Pat Hurt, Mary Geier, Dale McCallum, Howard Syria, Roy Mohondro, john Frucci, Janice jacobs, Freda Alway. pad-14 66114 ly Bottom row: LaVerne Barden, Freda Alway, Robbie Dayton, jackie Morrow. Second row: Mrs. Gertrude Glover, Advisor, Harriet Evans, jodie Craft, Cecil Wright, jo Ann Meidinger, Charlotte Turner, Shelby Sundberg. A 55561664 ,.....,......-- A ss! 1 6 MR. RAY THACKER MR. ERNIE McKlE MR. SIG HANSEN a- A ii iltwif 5 , X in ,An as me x :- Bottom row: Bob Mueller, jack Cole, Don Hjort, Del McConnell, Fred Medlen, Ted Hansen, Sonny Mueller. Second row: Don Brumm, jack Davis, Wayne Black, Gary Christensen, Russell Melton, LaVerne Moore, jim Woods, Lyle Tucker, Phil Anderson, Bryant McKinley, john Albertson, Manager. Third row: Mr. Sig Hansen, Coach, Don Swanson, Jack Eddy, Lyle Anderson, Gyle Nelson, Dick Cole, Stan Wigen, George Kutulas, Harold Meilke, Gilbert Herman, Mr, Ernie McKie, Assist- ant Coach. CV ....., CV ...... CV ....... CV ....... CV ...... CV ....... CV ,...... CV ,,,,.,. CV ....... SEASONS RECORD 6 19 19 6 19 7 20 7 53 Gonzaga ...... Lewiston ..... Ephrata .... Clarkston ..... Moscow ...... 39 13 12 22 19 Sandpoint ....... ..... 1 4 Pullman ..,......... ..... 1 9 Couer d'Alene 20 West Valley ...... .. 6 NO, George, NO, our goal's the other way. idk. ngns K J '4- GM an was -' P4 1 -.' 3 Ps W, 3 Q M, 6 mm 5344 kfe Bottom row: Floyd Parker, Bill Walker, John Stipe, Ronnie Smith, Don Brumm, Erwin Gorton, Gib Herman. Second row: Larry Smith, Tommy Rorrison, Bob McGillivary, Merle Martinson, Barrie Stack, jack Custer, Don Rader, Ray Standley. Third row: Mr. Ernest McKie, Coach, Ronnie Schultz, Dick Boner, Mike Vigue, Ronnie Doak, jerry Mechelson, David Hunt, jim- my Stevens, Jimmie Marshall h , jo n Albertson, Manager. I I-' w e il . 'J E27 My a -gf Q 51 J - ZR if i 1 ,,. l ,Wx v I ' .I N C, 9 4 I ,a . aa, Looka me, Pop-I made a touthdown l GOAL' GOAL! GOAL! . -Don' I they' know W . .waY' e have the righvoi I 'f ' I L, ba . 0 f ,ft A J' Q Nil' TED HANSEN RUSSELL MELTON CV gains ground ,A JIM WOODS 11 I8 5 DOUG TODHUNTER GARY CHRISTEN SEN I f .. X., .,,f:l.. vf Lf e E 7 , JACK COLE x O x LYLE TUCKER ces! - 0 en Spa Love th0Se wxde P v x ' 'K DON HJORT 1- Ld WAYNE BLACK P 'X ,f xx 1 U f LEO BOLLMAN Tucker Digs for Ground s w N! LA VERNE MOORE h x H PHIL ANDERSON Zawez' .,4,,S7md Where there's a way there's Irwin. FRED MEDLEN XJ HOWARD SYRIA 60464 and CLARK IRWIN TOM WARGO o -am-wwe'-n1nww-Qmv PHIL ANDERSON LYLE ANDERSON DICK WINN COACH RAY THACKER JIMMIE JONES RUSSEL MELTON GEORGE SMITH move your hand Wargo can't see. Foul! Foul! 1 f 4 e 1 'll Leila- gi I, U1 gn:J f f' ,, lil! filing: 1 l ffqglpi- , 'lun' QC Nothin' to it, eh. Molton The house-maid knees Syria Shows CDA 3 belong to Phil. burst of speed. DELWYN HOWELL ROY MOHONDRO DARWYN HOWELL Although hampered by the lack of height the 1953 CV Bears managed an impressive number of wins with speed and grim determination. CV ,.,,..,..,,,,,,, 67 Sandpoint ww.,,ArA,,,,,V-,,- 62 CV 52 Clarkston .... ..... 4 8 CV .,...4,,,,w,,,,, 54 CDA ,,A,,,,,, .,VwAA 6 7 CV 45 Genesee Y,se,. ,.,., 4 7 CV .....,..,,,,.,,, 45 Moscow ,,,, ,.,,,. 4 0 CV 52 L6WiSt0n .... ,,.., 5 0 CV ,,,,..,,,,r,,,,, 53 Pullman .,,,. ,,,,,- 4 j CV 62 Pullman ...... .,,,. 4 O CV ..,..i.......... 56 Colfax ,.,s,s 41 CV 68 Gonzaga ....,. 55 CV ...........,.,.. 49 Gonzaga ,,,, ,,,,,, 4 8 CV 61 Lewiston ,,,, .,.., 6 7 CV ,s,,rrir,,,,,,,, 42 WV Ai,A,,,,,, Al,,,, 5 9 CV 59 CDA ...,s, ..... 6 5 CV ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A, 38 Moscow ,,,, ,Y-,,, 4 2 CV 49 Rogers .,.r .,.., 4 2 ,.NZ,.., ., Q:-. . 9' '-Wkslikfxi -SY FST, as .,A. was W . Nw, SMA. 6 L Q- 5 J: www, :- 2' SM Q? 93' R' me shaw Bob Mm' W 1 Axungx RAY .ic C . . Teddy BlakC1Y- 'C D id Hum, Clarke , b McGi1livraY, ,rn Shanes av Bottom YOW- B0 ' 'hl Mun Second IQWT Ernest Bob Naghch' . 48 Sandpoint 55 55 House of CDA ..o. 34 59 WV ..,A.. 35 Moscow . 47 Rogers 38 Lewiston 57 37 Gonzaga ., 48 Lewiston 60 CDA ...... 53 Rogers ..i, MCKIC, Coat Chan ..,..... Rogers ,.,,,,,.e4,,w,,,,,,,4A Pullman 46 47 38 Tom retri ff ries. eves another one just in time ...J 2 'r lb RUSSELL MELTON PHIL ANDERSON TED HANSEN DON HJORT DELFORD MCCONNELL JAMES HEINEN Jimmie Stevens, Floyd Schultz. Bob McGillivray, jentz Top row: Ronnie Doak, Cogley, Clarke Axling, Bottom row: Mervin Sloan, George Kutulus, Bob Allen. Second row: Mike Vigue, Ronnie Smith, Gary Greyerbiehl, Parker, Gerald Hansen, Ronnie Larry Smith, john Stipe, Wallace Rowell Quinton, Larry Crigger, Peterson. JOHN FRUCCI Q . GEORGE SMITH ERNEST MCKIE WAYNE BLACK Caurb Manager as 5 DALE MCCALLUM BOB COLLINS ROY MOHONDRO K DEWAYNE LEBOW I 7 K , OWEN HAGEN BOB PANTHER KX Bottom row: jack Cole, Floyd Richmond, jack Eddy, james Haley, jim Bennett. Second row: Dick Cole, Ted Hansen, Fred Medlen, Darrell Sather, Bob Panther, Gene Gribbin, john Albertson, Manager. Bottom row: Ronnie Smith, Neil Meyers, Nicky Hanches, Larry Crigger, Roni Doak, Eddy Orr. Second row: Bob Irish, Dale McCallum, james Freeman, Don Perry, Sheldon Nelson, Coach Sig Hansen. aww S 3 i' he i s tr -' ff i . ,K I v k,-' A 5 ' fl 5, 4 IX J : ' 'J , , gf T, ' hl-: in ,a! 5pgi7iS Jiaig oiiV'i7:g,', ,gi 'sz I S, ' '- 2 I ff Q' s s , , .fs H -' ' fwL sY'f I'ggs.' Iii? Yea H I It Q, Q - a., 5 Q, r ly H ,aa ev M . f .. 'S' Q if .. ,. 1 M ' 1 Q S ii af , S f.Q QZZQ ,..: t ISSI, L rr f Q if , . ,. K ,k g I .1 J V! ,V is ,ai I ,YK 4 if kj . it Bottom row: JoAnn Heritage, Sharon Hill, Jody ' ' ', Craft, Carol Jo Halverson, Gail Shardlow, Bil- Q 'z K I im Pope. gl 2 3 Second row: Helen Schmidt, Manager, Lorraine L Davis, Norine Sorensen, Joyce Welch, Irene Korupp, LaVerne Barden, Freda Alwav, Jackie Morrow, C ol Alexander, Lila Gilman, Joyce Hubbard, ar Manager. Zadwwzw 'S -af ,L wi' M, BOYS' BA Cns, Dean Tiqdtzll-Jimmie Stev- Todhunter, Stanley Mcgifrgen, Doug Bottom row: Drucille Iverson, Arlene Baker, MayAnn Tucker, Joanne Baker, Dana Jo Mudgett. Second row: La Donna Iverson, Barbara Voelker, Shirley McCulley, oth Chalich, Lauren Meiseger, Darlene Hovland Donnie Ifleming, Dor y GIRLS' BADMINTO N-B . Seckmci rgWImJal:ii2tE6,kSharon Hill, Lila 'gjilgjig ' ac . - ghomas, Lorene Abbott, BSE? Plgonna Shierry, Janet osser' Managefi Irene KorruPPli,e, Jody Craft, Miss .W , ' 71 H53 .f 'E llnfn ' 41- 4- A A 3 , ,. .... 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I07I6 Sprague Opportunity, Washington WA 6356 it Q 6 if I QE br it I at I X I L f X X 69 .-6 J THORNHILL'S VALLEY FUNERAL HOME E. I03O0 Sprague Avenue Opportunity, Washington WA 546I SERVING SPOKANE VALLEY University BARBER SHOP SPECIALIST IN MEN 81 LADIES HAIR STYLING I07I4 E. SPRAGUE CHARLES D. LOYD, Proprietor Opportunity SPOKANE VALLEY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Open a savings account with SI.00 or more OUR CURRENT DIVIDEND 2V2'Xa ON YOUR SAVINGS E. I2I07 Sprague OPPORTUNITY WASHINGTON Sidney E. Smith Co. Inc. I5I07 E. Sprague Opportunity, Washington REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE HOME LOANS WA I56I CONGRATULATIONS! LES CRITZER'S MEN'S SHOP 7I2 W. Sprague Ave. Korttes I. G. A. STORE A Complefe Food Cenier OPPORTUNITY, WASHINGTON I7 S Spokane I, Washingfon 5 ,.,-1-4 v QM , SAM 6' GEORGE Schlosser s RICHFIELD SERVICE WASHING-POLISHING SPOKANE VALLEY FLORAL Lf'BR'CAT'ON , WA 4202 Free Puck-up 8: Delivery OPPORTUNITY, WASHINGTON GEORGE ABARIOTES SAM PAGLIARO II822 E. Sprague Oppor'IuniI'y WA 96I I HANSON'S TEXACO SERVICE MARFAK LUBRICATION 9702 E. Sprague af Farr Rd. Smith's Jewelry WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIRING WATCHES, CLOCKS WA 9602 and JEWELRY OpporI'unI+y Washingfon DISHMAN WASHINGTON OD-E BLDG- VALLEY HARDWARE Elliot-t's Service 8: APPLIANCE GROCERIES and CABINS RADIO-TELEVISION and Phillips bf, APPLIANCE SERVICE GAS, OIL a. LUBRICATION Admiral. Zef1i+h. Norge Sprague aI' Flora WA I087 WALT MORNSON VERADALE. WASH. Greenacres, Wash. WA. 6064 I x f M S H EY: - on L: A ii I DRlvE-lN ,iw i MIL' iwll 1 E . . CAR SERVICE . uffj ff 5 Q Open 7 a.m. +o 2 a.m. IWIQHQ' 'q DISHMAN, WASHINGTON A X - 1 L A IYour EIec+ricaI Servanii CONTRACTOR-SALES-SERVICE Lighiing Layoufs Esfimaies Wiring Appliances BUSINESS PHONE KE. 0545 NIGHT PHONE WA. 260I 39I5 EAST TRENT RESIDENT PHONE WA. 260i SPOKANE. WASHINGTON , , . , i X ' - , ' '. 'J 3 ,-- fi I J in t I P J J A..-' t A Ng Q' R? 0 A F' ' ' -1 xr- V . 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PINES WA 4922 Oppor1'uniTy Oppor+uni+y, Washingfon WA. 3626 5 ew T' WHEN You LEAVE SCHOOL For i e Porlralls YOU'RE STILL A PART l A 566 OF THE COMMUNITY . . . - and To keep up wifh your Tl qi li ' communify, you'll wanl' 1' K become a regular reade lil I of +l1e , My pl! yf A Spokane ull U. ll VALLEY HERALD Tl When you need prinfing of any kind-anyfhing from T a business card fo a newspaper-our l COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT To T can do +l1e lob well and AMA 'SBS economically WA. 6285 Spolrane Washingion KELLER MOTOR SUPPLY, INC. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS. SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES For all Makes and Models E. 8407 Sprague Behind ihe Chevron Sfafion in Dishman, Washing+on Dishman CLEANERS EXPERT DRY CLEANING CASH 8: CARRY Fire and Theff Insurance WA 9697 .J Sno-White BAKERY PETERSON'S and I. G. A. FOUNTAIN LUNCH DECORATED CAKES-OUR SPECIALTY Meals Served 24 Hours a Day 'Everyday Low Prices' Opposile Dishman S'I'a+e Bank DISHMAN WA. 4b0I E. 842I SPRAGUE Dishman, Wash. WA. 9646 - E i 7fuz'zdt'e'ou4 fm . --' or . gin ' 'I 1 ' ' -'ff-- fyf,-I DAIRY PRODUCTS fs. .v ,.L.- Q iw: I xv 5 0 X EARLY DAWN DAIRY Spokane VaIIey's Leading Dairy WA l5I7 VERADALE, WASH. 3 U r , 51 . ,N ROMAIN HARDWARE I MARSHALL-WELLS STORES Engel S Mflfkef APPLIANCES--T. V, MEATS-FROZEN FOODS-GROCERIES SPORTING GOODS-HOUSEWARE, and PAINTS COLD STORAGE LOcIcERS Veradale, Washing+on E- l5l06 Sprague WA .020 VERADALE WASHINGTON If T X5 2. ' 3 V XE' if' V +2 Congrafulaiions +o 'rhe Senior Graduafes From EARL KAUFMAN NASH YOUR DOWNTOWN NASH DEALER Serving Spokane for I6 Years wi+l1 Honesf Reliable Service i308 W. FIRST SPOKANE RI 4l38 MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE Standard LUMBER CO COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS WA I593 L A V' 55 S Dishman Washingfon Q Q BEcIc's GARAGE Cooley and Whitney UNION OIL PRODUCTS MEAT5 AUTO REPAIR GROCEWES WA we WA 6060 GREENACRES WASHINGTON GREENACRE5 WA5 NGT0N CONGRATULATIONS To The GRADUATING cLAss of I953 JACKLIN SEED COMPANY DISHMAN WASHINGTON Your Headquarfers I Ifqfa LL IJ IRRIGfTW?I?dT4f5AI fLT.LIl'72'fJf'W5L Ififi -L IX bv Sfhgol one of The mosf oufsianding .AL ALAK H 3tI3LL:AL 1-I, if ij L Lila L' LI, ,LLL Q W 1' I, -. Rfb! I- fidi LJ' L:-ffb Congratulations ILVL' ' A WVLUIVL- Jig OILJ-,.f rf, . ay-VX A. fggcun XgI s, I3I,c:IeIEIIgI.I: SERVICE is A II TAIIQEN gl ix-A ,J U' XJ Qi YI' 'XXI X OT MX XG NIFTIQEASET SPRAGUE Q' VE AEISQKE, WASHINGTON Q x I IVR Il- WAI' 9e2I .R A QNX III 'rx X ,QE KTTQZE A X , 'Lil 'ff W Q'-4 , ' 1 CN 1 D,Shm,,,, HERRINGTOINIQ, JW Q DRUG STORE Wiring 12 xv Formerly DENSOW'S Appliances ffl? 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M for Dependable Aufomofive Service S W A SPOKANE VALLEYS CHEVROLET DEALER up Dishman WashingI'on OJ WA 1535 W ' rf fm, f 7 , I J 'LJ , Cf 1 J 4 J ff I :Ayn 1 Edmondson s DRY 90005 Buelow's IOC Store SHOES-SPORT SHIRTS-BLOUSES S+op'n SI1op'n Opp Work Clofhing for All WA 7477 WA. 3502 OPPORTUNITY Oppodunnyl Washingfon WASHINGTON APPLEWAY APPLIANCE Sales-May+ag-Service 3 R E. -IZOI6 SPRAGUE Opporfunify WA 422I Your: HEALTH 12. auf, if 4X lazuslmess--bg-Qgk-E937 Holpin S Giffs For All Occasions ' I PRESCRIPTION SERVICE VERN D- BROMING- MQ'- Oppor+uni'ry, Washingfon I I DISHMAN STATE BANK as f DISHMAN, WASHINGTON , Besi' Wishes +o Hue Class of 53 ' Member of Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporarion 3, X 7: A J I pf- A 1. qv I XXX KC. .e -Jxg 7: X-25 ,Q- iii, '74 fr C :7-, OL 'x Q-IR, A aaa ae f I -as-651 Jen's Ofsxigtk. BARBER sHoP KRUSE K6Re AJ Two Barbers Air Condifioning LUNCHES GR E gg?- Greenacres Shopping Cenfer HCMEMADE PIE5 XS. 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