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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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'Q I 5 A 'I' fff .bX xxikx-.Qg i' 3 X F f ' 5 Do you remember 'now GoXdxXod4s Xooked for ond 'vned oXX 'fxne dnows un'n sxne found the one yust nqnt 'now s'ne 'fosied oXX The xooxNXs of oorndge un'nX sxne Sound 'v'ne one yusi ngxni ond now sxne 'med QNX the beds xoeXongxng to the Vnree Beors un'nX sne SWNOXXY found the one yus nghi '9 NNeXX Vnxs yeorxoook 'vxnen xsixmngkf dedxcoie yust ngxnk Goss WRX W to in of N959X i . . ,,. dx 1' . . . ' , I. . . . 6 I en, . ,. V EC fi N1 Yxsifx V , qs f' fi J Q d 'F 3 if , 7 Q Q 4 1 7 f X I are 5 fo enfra Here S to Central Valley where e er she be Heres Io her colors blue cmd whlte you see HAH HAH HAH Heres to her scholars IIGI-1T FELLOWS FIGHT FIGHT FOH VICTORY 0 Ll Ae A2 Jr, C !'U1lI1, Where e'er they be. First row: Keith Campbell, Pat Pierce, Business 8. Advertising Manager, Sue McCleneghan, Editor, Joe Dahl Sports Editor. Second Row: Pat McCabe, Sandy Paxton, Linda Williams, Sam Cook, Photographer, Mary Greg ory, Tom Parker, Staff Artist, Lucile Lugenbeel, Sharon Harman, Mr. O'Reilly, Advisor. Nwwfmh First Row: Janice Fallquist, Circulation, Nancy Lloyd, Feature Editor, Connie Burk, Shan Eggers, Editor, Sam mie Lloyd, Terry Rogers, Sports Editor, Joan Wallace. Sec-ond Row: Mr. O'ReilIy, Advisor, Barbara Fifield, Rod ney Bloom, Jack Richards, News Editor, Don Kukuk, Photographer, Jeanie Baker, Susan Roberts, Sue McClen- eghan, Busness Manager, Joel Harding. Not Shown. Sam Cook, Photographer. Carol Ditlevson Program Chairman Nancy Keeler Standards Chairman Kay Pearson President Pauline Bissell Vice President Julie Herrington Secretary Second Row Mary Gladhart Virginia Twite Sophomore Junior Representative Mary Gregory Senior Representative Larry Sloan Sergeant at Arms Tom Chance Secretary Terry Herman President Jerry Jones Vice President ' . ' : , ' 1 , ' 1 ' Representative, Helen Blakely, Junior Representativeg Jeanell Halverson, Senior Representative, Kathy Teufert, I I . . I l I I ' ' f I r 1 . P 1 . . - SRU NQWQ Qx A54 Smce the begmnlng of modern C1V1l1Z3.t1011 man has con tmually endeavored to transmlt 1n attractlve and 1nterest1ng story form messages about moral and ethlcal pract1ces to the younger generatlon Most fa1ry stor1es are 1n fact httle sermons about the eternal conflict betvs een good and ev1l the slothful and thc d1l1gent the ugly and the beautlful The story of Goldllocks and the Three Bears IS no excep t1on and It 1S partlculally slgnlflcant that the graduatlng class of 59 recogmzes the endurmg values of V1I'tll9S of thrlft honesty hard xx olk tolerance and goodness To the class of 59 vse offer our most slncere cong,1 fltula tlons and best Vl1Sh6S on th1s s1gn1f1cant occaslon u hen you become the young adults of our communlty state and 113111011 payers vsho have through thelr sacr1f1ce and generoslty provlded to the class of 59 the f3C1l1tl9S and educatlonal program that has made It posslble for you to face the prob lems of the future Wlth the f1l16St h1gh school educatlon that any graduatlng class has eve1 recelved IH the Central Valley H1gh School D1str1ct Gllbert C M1115 Supermtendent The story of The Three Bears has always been a fas clnatlng one and the story of the Central Valley Bears has been equally as fasclnatlng In the last f1fteen years Central Valley has grown from a Llttle Bear to a Mlddle S1Z9d Bear and now to a B1g Bear and 1n so domg has developed qual 1t1es and trad1t1ons that have made It an outstand1ng school The students vsho have attended Central Valley duung these years are responslble for th1S development and al y credlt belongs to them As 1959 graduatlng SGl110I'S of the Central Valley H1gh School I would l1ke to congratulate you on your success and thank you for the contrlbutlon you 'have made to th1S development and hope that as you go through hfe you vs 1ll COI1t1lll18 to use the flne attrlbutes and qual1t1es you have so admlrably dlsplayed as students of Central Valley. Jack D Moore Ass1stant Supermtendent , - 7 ' ' ' KL ' YY I , Q n ! , . . . . . D Y . . . V C . Y s . 1 1 I ! Y Y 4 Y Y ' 7 , Y ' T .L - . 7. . . . . . Y 7 7 3 Congratulations are also in order to the parents and tax- , . . Y . , . . . . 7 C . 1 . . ll Y! - 3 P , A- V 4. . . . , 1 ! I . V. o Y Q s w n To the class of 1959 congrwtulatlon You have Just com pleted three of the happlest years of your llfe Also you have grown from chlldren to young adults Your class IS the f1rst to rece1ve 1ts complete hlgh school educat1on 1n the present new hlgh school f3C1l1t19S You may soon forget the courses you have t xken here but the bonds of frlendshlp you have made will last forever The commun1ty has shown 1ts fa1th 1n you by mvestlng both tlme and monev IH youl future I am sure you as a class ws 1ll Justlfy th1s 1YlV6QtI'!19l1t 1n your cltlzenshlp of to morrow If our hlgh school lb fu f1I1lSl1lI1g school It IS a fa1lu1e It may be and should be 1 place of beglnnlngs a genulne commencement Conglatulatlons and best wlshes B111 Ames Pr1nc1pal The young men and women enrolled 1n Central Valley Hlgh School can rate themselves as the most fortunate of students Durlng my fust year at thlS school I have been vastly lmpressed Wlth your many advantages In addltlon to a beautlful bu1ld1ng you have an excellent faculty ale well proxlded wlth educational materlal and work under 1deal study cond1t1ons Those of you who extend the effort requlred for a good educatlon are certa1n to be lewarded w1th the knowledge that wlll stand you 1n good stead throughout your l1fet1me Don Arles VICQ Prmclpal , c S. . C . ' 9 c . Y r' C 1 ., . c , ' ' K . V . . . . . . . . - K . .Y U . . . ,, . . . . f . 9 C s u 97 , ' ' - c . 7 . ' 9 . . . . . 1 ' 1 J y . . 9 5 .Q s- ' In . -' , R wrffwr ,B Q 'Q ft K f X 1' 2? gl nf C , J' 5, 'T fix mg A ., Mr. Les Smith English, Forensics Mrs. Bertha Yager Mr. Robert Dyche Mrs. Louise Shaw Art, Crafts American History Spanish Q Mr. Carroll Orcutt Mr. Omar Carroll Miss Mary Carrabba American History, Biology, Chemistry Chemistry, Photography Business Moth Mr Anton Rasmussen il Mr Wilbert Fritz Mrs Betty McNelce Mr Austin O Regan Agriculture World Affairs Civics English Coach Physlcal Education Mrs Gladys Fritz Psychology French Engllsh .f- .esd Mr Rex Alstrom World Affairs is pew i Q? Mrs MarGwen Martin English Dramatics Mr Deral Adams Mrs Helen Stewart Mr Francis LeGauIt Biology Coach Librarian Englrsh 35'-wx gggywge Fi, Q W Mew ff Q 5 ,ff Mr Vern Tucker Business Arithmetic Geometry Sports Miss Marcella Smith Willard Rowberg Washington History world Mr Thomas Rogers English History Civics Biology Chemistry ,is ig mx-ia-if gage Ei J-M av Mr. Ray Thacker Mechanical Drawing Wood Shop Coach mm Mr. Richard O Brien Mrs. Barbara Chilgren Mr. Ward O Reilly Drive's' Training Bookkeeping Typing Annual Journalism Latin Coach Miss Eugenia Kempf Trigonometry Geometry Mr, Fevrel Pratt Orchestra Chorus Band Miss Mary Oliver Home Economics f Mr Davrd Braucht Mass Elsre Rebuch Mr Delbert Muse Mr Karl Emery Drnvers Trarnmg Cammercnol Law Typ ng Algebra Physrcs Shops Auto and General Algebra Coach Buslness English Business Arxthmetlc Mrs Kathryn Hllton Mr Jlmmle Wilson Mlss Betty Wlswall gumes, Anphmehc English Arr Scrence Physical Education Sports Shorthand Typung 'B-we 2, -1- Mr James Stlckney Mr Florian Beyer Mrs Kathleen Champron Algebra Geometry Mechanical Drawnng Shops Drstrrbutnve Educatuon Wood and Electrrcal Mlss Elrzabeth Browuak Mrs Alma Weeks Mrs Carolyn Catlrng Speech Counselor Bookkeeper Secretary K iw. ,Q f 1 -I K aff faw 'w Awe ,M .eb W -Y m v- . eQ!alwnQv' 'fb' N-uma ae... 'Ili and 4 ' lb--nw' 'mmf' 3-gunna v1 'l 1 :swim ' el-'ms Agnes Nnles Agnes Berg Jean Renmck Evo Renz and Ida Utterback mmmksr Art Knoles, Bob Gordon, Mcxvls Vnn Hoff, c1nd Tex McFIhc1ney v k f . f 4 A X .Ay-Q E1 ' n y A A+ J 4 AM - LL , ,.. ' ...F f N, .Ne mm M 'L Jqvna-+ if - M is X K W t A Q.. New A X A xx X X .rn I' I A ,A A ft Z2 X- A W r n M N f r ., ,grim ,... V I ..., . ..,.. .,..:, , A V ..... ...,. . , , ..,. , . .. ,. ,, ., ML ' V' I V I I ' Q3 X VV I A ffi ,M QM fx Cat R 1 3 V ,S W 3 7 f f if 45 ? I , QE f 7 61 X-J f 1 X i f ' WV! f 4 1 ' 34 i ? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lucille Meldmger Sergeant at Arms Denms Lopp Vlce Presldent Keith Campbell Presndent Orlnn Monson Secretary Treasurer Once upon a t1me thele was a class Cof 593 that was wanderlng almlessly through the woods of llfe Durmg 1ts escapades thls class came upon a new bulldlng wh1ch w ould house the groups mam lnterests fo1 the next three years and 1n whlch It would f1nd challenges plob lems good tlmes defeat and success B9S1d6S hay 1ng to taste the many Jeers and lnsults from the uppel classmen thls group ln 1tS f1rst yeal had to face the many problems that a new class meets as It enters a new school Because of these problems the flrst year wasn t Just rlght however the class overcame the broken cha1rs and cold mush that were found 1n the new bulldlng and It experlenced a very 3Ct1V8 and successful year The class supported a Needy Famlly Project It staged a Tal ent Show and It sponsored Young Love the school s flrst and only Sophomore Ball Lmda Moffltt w as crow ned PFIHCQSS The class offlcerswere Terry Herman presldent Kelth Camp bell v1ce presldent Lmda Moffltt sec treas Gerald Rlchardson sgt at arms RoJean Dun can w as the candldate for Homecomlng Queen In 1tS second Vear the class had grown older and wlser and therefore there were few er problems but because of a few d1ff1cult1es the year wasnt Just rlght The class was en tralt of Spung the Junlor Prom was the mam actlvlty of the second year A1len Looney and Roberta Thomas were chosen Klng and Queen Sue Bechard was the candldate for Home COIHll1g Queen and the class offlcers were Dauell Nelson presldent Arlm Looney vlce pres ldent FI'3llC1S Erlckson secretary Orlln Monson treasurer and Jlm Ocheltree sgt at arms Befole the class reallzed lt the thlld and most 1mportant year was upon It The class had now matured and was l1S1l1g 1ts hlgh school GXDGPIQHCQQ and new found knowledge to choose vocations and w o1k accurately and co opelatnely No broken chalrs and cold mush every thlng w as just rlght The class held a successful mlxer It won the HOH1GCOm1llg' Booster R1bbOll sale and elected Pam Smlth the Homecomlng Queen The group pa1t1c1pated 111 the an nual semor sneak It sponsored Mlstletoe Maglc the Senlor Ball where Sandy Mlthaug and Lo1en Far1s relgned as Queen and Klng most lmportant of all lt fulfllled requlrements for graduatlon and planned the celebratlons that acompany It Class 0ff1C61S were Kelth Camp bell presldent Dennls Lopp vlce pres Orlln Monson secreta1y and Lucllle Meldlnger sgt at 31 ms Just as the three bears came to d1SpOSS6SS Goldylocks of her lovely home so wlll arnbltlon VOC2lt10l1 and the challenges of l1fe draw thls class from 1ts beautlful bulldlng to look to the future wllllng to accept 1tS 16SpOHS1b1l1t19S and become useful and productlve C1t1Z6llS : ' , - - . i y , V . . 7 , i y , V v , . . i , . Y . . . Q - Y I 7 Y Y ' , 7. . . - 1 , . . . . 1 7 .A . ' , r ax ' ' 1: , 7 7 H , ,, Y . . . . . . D . . Q . - y , ' an va 1 ' ' 7 9 ' . V y . . 7 . l . - ' Y Y 9 9 'Y 9 ' ' ' ' 7 . T Y A A Y ' ' ' 7 7 Cl' ' YY 7 - Y Y ' gaged in several act1v1t1es and It had galned a more flrm posltion in the school's affairs. Por- . Q. ,, . y . . . A I Y Y l 7 ' ' ' - . , . H K y A . 3 . y . - l 7 Y 9 l 1 ' ' 7 . . . . K ,- ' v 1 - ' v U ' 77 c ' . , - . Y ,,. . ,, . . . V . ' 7 . . . U . . ,, . . Y . Y 7 7 ' Z ' f 7 I I ! I ' l l 1 Q D I 1 9 . 7 . . . K Y 7 , I v , . QVIIOV GSS P GCM Oh vxhat a fate awarts CV s graduatrng class of 1959' We have trred to trace then prog ress from the sad s rd day xx hen they left our beloved school to the present 1970 date and x hat drd vxe frnd A new world' It seems that our frrend ARLEN LOONEY has done rt We alxx ays krrexx he xx ould He put the Wrong chemrcals together causrng the U 205 to react xro lently producrng Crts Just too too horrrblel the bomb xxhrch destroy ed the vxorld all our remarkable crvrlrzatron But look' CV graduates are emergrng from the rocks There s TOM CHANCE draggrng MARILYN FOX out of a cave by her harr' They along xx rth the other CV grads strll lrve btt rn a prehrstorrc state of exrstence' And s usual the leaders rn the country emerge Old EDDIE K-XUFFMAN rs the nexx xx orld s frrst krng and xx asn t he the one xxho spoke so eloquently for a democracy? JERRY BECKEP DAVE OLSON and JANE MELVILLE have been put rn charge of harry mammoth hurrtrng and RAY ELLER rs rn charge of forergn affarrs He consrders rt hrs dutv to vrsrt all the surroundrng caves perrodrcally JAY PULVEP NOEL HARRIS DENNIS BRAUN and JERRY SCHARWAT are heads of the nexx xx orld s department of sanrtatron and are prckrng up oh no PUTH SPROW' CHARLES HANSON BUD MORRISON CHARLES ELLIOTT EDDIE FOWLFP and WIL LIAM MINER are now runnrng a drnosaur farm vxhere they are crossrng brontosauruses xx rth pterodactvls hoprng to produce therr oxxn JEANLE PRICMORE GERI MERKLE rt seems hastxken rt upon herself to further the nrrmrtrve crvrlrzatron bv creatrng the frrst xx heel It rs a lrttle square but who cares? TAD MOODY has the honor of berng the frrst person to be run over by the frrst xxheel xx omen drrvers' Another remarkable drscoverv resulted xx hen GEPALD PARKINSON xxho rnverr d peanut butter marrred MARIANNE MILLIGAN vxho rnverrted bread They s v that the object of tlce match rs the pr oductron of lrttle sandxvrches KUPT WEESE AI LEN OLSEN and MIKE WEST are runnrng th nexx xx orld s frrst ladres foundatron garment company Thrs frrm knoxx n by rts rnrtrals W O W Inc snecralrzes rn leon ard skrn rrnderxx ear Chref desrgners for the company are DAVID DIOR DURNEN and LF ROY LILI JACKSON and models rncluded LINDA COFFEE DARLENE PAPPAS JOVCF KLASSEN JEANNE PARKER and MIKE PORTEP That guy xlxx avs drd knoxv a good deal vxhen he saxx rt In charge of removrng the spots from the leopard skrns are KATHLEEN PLUNKETT and PAUL PACE As yet no one has consrdered the rdea of manufacturrng gar ments other than the bare necessrtres BILL MURLIN rs noxx makrng a haul sellrng Forergn Language Clubs to be used over the heads of Forergn Language Club advrser In ch xr ge of sales and drstrrbutron rre SHAPON ALBERTSON and PAT BURBRIDGE HAPOLD VAN HALDER and LAWRENCE THOMPSON frt rn xx ell xx rth thrs perrod of trmc srrrce they have the orrgrnal Stone Age heads Ah ha' We see that TOM PARKER has been exrled from pr rmrtrve socrety for draxxrng prc tures upon the vxall of hrs cave Though these prctures are sard to be xxell bey ond hrs hrstorrcal trme he has been sent to the detentron cave xx hrch rs under the supervrsron of LAPRY HOV LAND GARY MARTIN and LEONARD GABEL We have the latest report of the new xx orld s hrt parade The top three tunes are CID Hoxv Much rs That Prrmate rn the Wrnd0vx'7 by the Ug Gug Quartet CDELL SCHANZ CAROLYN MOTT DUANE JORGENS xnd STEVE LYNCHJ ill lm the onlv Boola on the Island featurrng the vocalrsts DON KPUSE JR SHAPON FINNEMAN and LUCILLE MEIDINGER 105 Neanderthal Nellre by JUDY and DENNIS LOPP Our nexx xx orld has approxrmately 209 rnhabrtarrts and one dog s announced by the offrcral census takers RON BEPG RICHARD WOMACK LARRY ORP and ELAINE FOWLEP These frgures are only a guess because BOB RABIDEAUX KAY PEARSON JERRY MARTIN STUART ANDERSON and RON WELLER are drffrcult to put rnto a category We frnally pl ced FORREST BILLINGS rn the dog drvrsron because of hrs preference for ANN BEAU CHAMP doggre brscurts to LAURFN JARED sugar Joy rrrbbles Besrdes he brt MAUREEN BURNS on the leg when she and DALE EVERTS xx ere xx alkrng home from CHARLES ARMS BURY S hot chocolate party the other nrght O V . , . r . . i - 7 4 ' 1 I r Y s C ' V ' v ' ' 1 - ,, . . u , I V. . . v v v . 1 ' 9, 1 , L . . , . . 7 . 7 V 1 1 . a 1 . 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I-. . . . 1 l , , v 9 . , GVIIOV GSS P CCH We regret to say that JACK GRADY GARY BATES and JERRY RAINEY cannot be w1th us on thls excursion They are stlll after all these years 1n M1 Alstrom s World Affalrs class PATTY SOLBERG has become a cover glrl for the new wo1ld s faworlte magazlne Mad Her face appears ln the latest 1llustrat1ve sc1ence f1ct1on features such as The Hotdog that Ate New York written b5 DIXIEANNE TOURTELLOT Ed1tOT1l1 chlef MARILYN MAD MOTT s maln dutles COIISISIL of Cleatlllg new ho1ror characters fO1 the mov1es such as I Was Q Tlelelgagze Splder ffor the F BI J w hlch starred ED COCHRELL DONNA WIGEN and WEB PI E The Natlonal Soclety for Vacant Vagrants has been formed under the leadershlp of DEN NIS COONEY Cha1te1 members of the organ1zat1on lnclude PHIL JOHANNES DICK PET TY BOB HANKEL and CHARLES HARPER The boys from the shop have Just fO1Hl9d another club a FCVISIOH of thelr FFA group It s called the FIA the Future Idlots of Amerlca TOM DHAENENS BOB BLACKMER SANDY KLEVEN BARBARA MORIARTY and PHYLLIS ALEXANDER have Slglled up The guls have not only 1nvaded the shop area they are the organlzatlon s new off1cers Look out' Here they come agaln JOAN WALLACE has been chas1ng JOE DAHL all daV tly1l1g to get hlm to tell her the meanlng of a new w 01d she heard the other day urk I seems thls word came from Miss ERLINE WADE as she stubbed her bare toe on a rock Real ly Erllne was that necessary? LOREN FARIS IS now wr1t1ng the country s f1rst d1ct1ona1y w1th the able asslstance of HARRY POULTON and JERRY MILTNER Cas 1f LOREN needs any ass1stance w1th that vocabularyj SHIRLEY MOORE recently told JOE PILIK that she d eat all the grass outs1de of her cave lf JOYCE HUHS would marry JOHN EVANS Joyce took on her flfth husband yesterday causlng yawn MOORE to loose the bet SAM COOK and JUDY WATTS are now pro ducmg a kltchen show on weekdays for the housewlfe It IS called approprlately enough WATTS COOK1Hg7 They use the latest equ1p ment lncludlng the PETE PRESTA cooker sald to be perfect for mak1ng CAROL GOOD gravy Good gravy' We declded to drop 1nto the BARBARA HERITAGE KAY JENSEN Hashhouse for a b1t to eat It seemed aw fully QUIET for a change Funny they used to have JEAN JOHANESS and SHARON HARMON slngmg then verslon of Waltz of the Flowers as a floor show Even the cooks JIM ROCKHOLD and DAVID PRESCOTT are qulet tonlght but CARY MICHELL and JOHN REYNEN look very contented as they f1n1sh the1r meal Hmmmm We hear the Waltz of the Flow ers now It seems to be comlng from oh no the MOHSIGUIS Mlchel and Reynen We know that CV grads haxe 1everted to a pr1m1t1ve c1v1l1zat1on but cannlbal 1sms'7 Thls IS rldlculous' And f1nge1 bowls too' No wonder thls restaurant recelved the LIT TLETON FALLQUIST award for the most sanitary management of an eatmg estabhshment A natlonal anthem' That s what the new world needs And a name too BETTY ELLER and BETTY LEONARD are conductlng a contest to see who can come up w 1th the best ones DA VID RALSTON and JOHN FORTENBERRY have suggested some we ll not mclude those here PAT MCCABE suggested Pat McCab1a for the country s name That s odd As a natlon al anthem PAULINE BISSELL and JACKIE BLUME thought the Star Spangled Banner would be n1ce Thats odd They sa1d that MAPY and MAPTHA ARTHUR could s1ng It That s really odd' PAT PREHISTORIC PIERCE IS an asslstant on the staff of Monev Incorporated the new world s flrst mmt Cnot peppermmtj MARY GREGORY IS Chlef of the staff and RICH SYMMS IS IH charge of dlStI'lbl1tl0Il of the product DANNY KUKUK IS workmg IH h1s dark room laboratory developmg new plctures to be used on the paper money plates At least that IS what he and PHYLLIS HAHN say they are developmg MISSIOIIHTV DR MICHAEL GILLMAN and h1s nurse SONIA SANDSTROM have been kept busy combatmg radloactlvltv polsonlng by emnlovmg modern sc1ent1f1c methods of treatment on thelr V1Ct1ITlS JUDY DELP SHARON ROSFLL BARBARA FIFIELD RICHARD SMITH MICKEY THOMAS and DOUG KENWORTHY Last l1t6S for these 1nd1v1duf1ls w1ll be held at the BOB DIGCEPINO DRYDEN funeral parlor Ha' Youll never believe thls DICK POSTON must be a Good Humo1 Man He IS dI'1V1l1g' arou11d IH h1s l1ttle cart w hlch has th1S Slgll on the slde Poppa Poston the Popslcle Pusher BARRY NELSON DON FROGNER FRANK ROBERTS JERI DIAL and FRANCIS ERICK SON have had thelr orders IH for months but Poppa w on t shell out unt1l the1r mama LORENA SHUFFIELD glves hlm the pennles Temperance wlll be enforced f1on1 now on by the newly formed Womens Temperance Gu1ld u11der the leadersh1p of LARRY McLAUGHLIN SHARON HABBEPSTAD MERLYN CIOMIHIIIEI1 on Pug' 46 . 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' JACK BAKER Science-Math, Future, Physicist, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3, Plays 2, 3, Heaven Can 'VVait, 12 Angry Men, Out of the Frying Pan, Service club 2, 3. KAY AGEE Commercial, Future, Nurse, Chorus 1, Future Nurses Club 3. GARY BATES Liberal Arts, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, Science Fair Award 3, F.T.A. 3. MARTHA ARTHUR PHYLLIS ALEXANDER General. STUART ANDERSON Math-Science, Science Club 3, Language Club 13 Band 1, Service Club 2, 3. MARY ARTHUR CHARLES ARMSBURY Math-Science, Future, Pharmacist, Science Club 3, Football 2, Service Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 3. ELLEN ANDERSEN Music, Future, School Teacher, Orchestra, 1. 2, 3. FORREST BILLINGS Science-Math, Future, Chemical Engineer. BOB BLACKMEP Industrial Arts, Future, Navy. EILEEN BADT Commercial, Future, Business School, Chorus 2, Play Day 1. I PAULINE BISSELL Liberal Arts, Future, Nursing, Language Club 1, 2, 3, SCIENCE Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 1, 2, Girl's League, Vice-President 3, F.T.A. 3, F.N.A. 3. SUZAN BECHARD C.P. Liberal Arts, Future, College, Transferred tiom West Valley, Language Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, Class Representative 3, Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Home-coming Princess 2, F.T.A. 3. PAT BURBRIDGE Commercial C.P., Future, Secretary, Service Club 2, 3. SAM COOK General C. P., Future, Photographer, Photogra- phy 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, Thespians 3: ANN BEAUCHAMP Commercial C.P., Future, Secretary, Language Club 1, 2, Dance Day 1, F.T.A. 2, 3. KEITH CAMPBELL Math-Science, Future, College, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Language Club. President 2, and,3', A.S.B. Parliamentarian 2, 3, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Senior Class President, Basketball 1, Sci- ence Award 1, Boy's State 2, House of Representa- tives, Annual 3, TOM CHANCE Math-Science, Future, College, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Boy's Federation Secretary 2, 3. Service Club 2, 3, Citizenship Award, Bear Tales 1, 2, 3. MARK CARLSON Math-Science, Future, College, Band 1. DENNYS COONEY Math-Science, Future, Mechanical Engineer. CONNIE BURK C.P. Commercial, Future, Nurse, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Bear Tales 3, G.A.A. 1, Team Sports 1. Y ..,. , Sa . GARY COY Industrial Arts3 Future, Business. JERI DIAL Commercial3 Future, 'WAVES BOB DRYDEN Generalg Futui e, Navy MAUREEN BURNS , , Liberal Artsg Future, Dental Hygieneg Language ' E 53, Club 1, 2, 33 Secretary, 2, 33 Sophomore Class Rep- iesentativeg Bearettes 1, 23 Cheerleader 33 Dance I Day 13 Science Club 3. EVERETT DUNHAM si knlw General. we 12 ROJEAN DUNKEN Commercial Future, Business College3 G.A.A. 13 ,.,,s 3 Home-coming Princess 13 D.E. 3. 3 .'... I1-Ie il .--::v': 2, .. K 9 .3 'C DALLAS CRANDALL Agricultureg Future. S9I'VlCG1 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Science Award 2. LINDA COFFEY Liberal Arts3 Future, Collegeg Language Club 2, 33 Science Club 33 Bearettes 2. 33 Secretary 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Tennis 1, E2, 3. VVAYNE DURNEN Math-Science: Future, College. JUDY DELP GCITPFHIQ Future, Nurse. JOE DAllL Liberal Arts3 Future, College: Science Club 33 Annual Staff 33 Thespians 2, 33 Vice-President 33 Plays, Heaven Can Wait. Young VVomen ot' Prop- erty3 12 Angry Men3 Student Council 23 Class Representative 2: Football 1, 2, 33 Service Club 2. 33 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 33 Secretary-Treas. 33 F. T. A. 2, 33 President 2. 33 President of North East District Association of Student Councils. Transferred from Portland, Oregon. SHAN EGGERS Liberal Arts3 Future, College3 Honor Society 2, 33 Torch K Quill 23 Bear Tales 2, 3, .Assistant liditor 2, Editor 3: Student Council 33 Student Workshop 1. TOM DHAENENS Agriculture: Future. Rancherg F.F,A. 1. 2, 3. Vice-President 2, President 3. JOYCE DESJARLAIS Generalg Future, Secretary Chorus 2. RAY ELLER Math-Science3 Future. College3 Thespians, 33 Plays, 12 Angry Men, Out of the Frying Pan3 Service Club 3. 'gf Edge PD' ! '51 DALE EVERTS General: Future, Carpenter. BARBARA FIFIELD Commercial: Future. 3: Parliamentarian 3: Bear Tales Assistant Circulation Manager 3. JIM FALL Commercial: Future, Chorus 2. JANICE FALL UIST Q Home Economist: Future, College: F.H.A, 2. 3. Secretary' and Historian 3: Bear Tales, Circula- tion Manager 3. LOREN FARIS Math-Science: Future, Lettermen's Club, 2, 3. SHARON FINNEMAN General C.P.: Future, Beautician: Language Club 3: Science Club 3: Chorus 2: Librarian 3: Transferred from Holy Names Academy. FRANCIS ERICKSON C.P. Vocational: Future, College: Junior Class Secretary: Football 3: Basketball 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3. M Al ll YN FOX General CP Future 2 3 Thespians 3 Plays Dino Debate 1 2 3 Cheerleader 3 Son leader 2 Drum Majorette 1 FTA 3 Office g1rlg3 -XI I IN I OONEY Sc1ence4M1th Future College Honor Society ERIC ELLINGSON BETTY ELLER Commercial: Future, Secretary: Transferred from Anatone. Washington. JOHN EVANS Liberal Arts: Future, College: Basketball 2, 3: Letternianls Club 2. 3. SALLY EVANS General: Language Club 2: Senior Class Rep- resentative: F.T.A. 3, CHARLES ELLIOTT Agriculture: Future. College: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1: Service Club 2. 3: Letter- men's Club 2, 3: CV Relays 1: Award. DARLENE FESKE Commercial: F.H.A. 1: Science Club 3: D.E. 3, Reporter 3: F.T.T. 3. Business College: F.H.A. Navy: Badminton 1: A, . 5 f,,..rg N-. if 1 College: Football 2, 3: College Language Club A 3' Language Club, Vice President 2 3' Science. Club 2, 3: Sophomore Class Representative' Senior Class Representative: Student Council 1, 3: Base- ball 1: Track 1: Class Salutatorian. ,. .. Q' 'm X, I px ... WE? 13? ,, . 5 it , JOHN FORTENBERRY General, Future, Navy. SHARON HABBERSTAD General, Future, Nurse, Photography 3, Science Award 1, Librarian 2. JOHN FROST General, Future, Architect. IRENE FRYHLING LiberaleArts, Future, College, Language Club 2, 3, Photography 2, Bearettes 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, Dance Day 1, F.T.A. 2. LEONARD GABEL General, Future, College, A.S.B. Sgt.-at-Arms 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS HAHN Liberal Arts, Future, Surgical Nurse, Language Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Photography 2, Annual Staff 2, Thespians 3, Plays, Out of the F1 ying Pan, Service Club 3: Song leader 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Team Sports 1, Play Day 1, Dance Day 1, Science Award 1, Trampoline Team 1. EDDIE FOVVLER General. ww? CAROL GIBONEY Language Arts, Future, College, Thespians 2, 3, Secretary 3, Plays, Dino. Heaven Can VVait, 12 Angry Men, Out of the Frying Pan, Debate 1, 2, 3, Bearettes 2. 3: 3rd Place Lincoln Douglas PLC Debate Trophy, F.T.A. 2, 3, Secretary 3. MIKE GILMAN Commercial, Future, Navy, Badminton 1, 2, 3: County Badminton 1, 2, 3. BARBARA GOODMAN Liberal Arts, Future, Nursing, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3: Plays, Out of the Frying Pan, Debate 1. 2, Service Club 3, Office Girl 2, FRITZ FRANK General C.P., Future, College, Band 1, County or LE. Badminton 1, Badminton 1. JEANELL HALVERSON Science-Math, Future, College, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, President 3, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Historian 3, Girl's League Repre- sentative 3: Service Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, Sports 1. 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, Play Days 1. 2, 3, Science Awards 1, 2, National Science Fair, 3rd Place, 2, County Tennis 2, Class Valedictorian. DON FROGNER Science-Math: Future, College, Language Club 3: Science Club 3, Football Manager 2, 3, Track Manager 1, Service Club 3: Lettermen's Club 1. 2. 3. MARY GREGORY General C.P., Future, College, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Stalf 1. 2, 3. Asst. Editor 2, Girl's League Representative 3: Bearettes 2. 3. Vice- President 3, Science Club 3, F.T,A. 3. JACK GRADY Math-Science, Future, College, Baseball 1. 2, 3. LLOYD GOETZ Liberal Arts, SHARON HARMON Commercial: Future. To Marry Mike: Photogra- phy 2: Annual Staff 3: Future Nurses 3: Li- brarian 3. CIIARLES IIANSON Liberal Arts: Future, College: Baseball 2, 3, MARJORIE HARROUN Liberal Arts: Future, Art School: Science Club 1, 2, 3. CIIARLES GREGOR Math-Science: Future, Navy: Baseball 1: Track 1, JULIE HERRINGTON Liberal Arts: Future. College, Language Club 1, 2. 3: Science Club 2. 3, Secretary 3: Thespianfa 3: Plays, Young VVoman of Property: Girl's League lIt'IJI'0S0l1IflIlYG 2, Secretary 3: Senior Class Rep- resentative: Debate 1: Bcarettes 2. 3: Science Award 1, 2: Girlk State 2: Essay Award 1: F.T.A. 2. 3. BOB HANKEL General: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. KATHY HOFFMAN General C.P.: Future, College: Language Club 1, 2, 3: Photography 3: Jr. Girl's League Repre- sentative: Bearettes 2, 3: Assistant Drill Leader 3: Play Day 1. CHARLES HARPER Manual Arts. BARBARA HERITAGE Commercial: Future, Dental Hygiene: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: President 3: Team Sports 1, 2: Badminton 1, 2. 3: Tennis 1, 2: Play Day 1, 2: City or County Tournament 2, 3: County or I.E. Badminton 2, 3 NOEL HARRIS Gtneral. MARGUERITE HONEYCHURCH Commercial: Future, Business College: Lang- uage Club 3: DE. 3: F.T.A. 3. HARRY POULTON Science-Math: Future, College: Football 1, 2: Baseball 1: Track 3: Service Club 2, 3: Letter- men's Club 1. JOYCE HUHS Commercial: Future, College: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Team Sports 1, 2: Badminton 2: Play Day 1. 2: F.T.A. 2, 3. JIM WIIITNEY Agriculture: Future, Rancher: F.F,A. 1, 2, 3. '41' TERRY HERMAN C.P. General: Future, College: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Sophomore Class President: Boy's Federa- tion President 3: Football 1, 3. MERLYN LEMLEY C.P. Commercial: Future. Secretary: Plays. Student Director of Heaven Can Wait: Bearettes 12. 3: D.E., Historian 3: F.T.A. 3. PlIlL JOHANNES Industrial Arts: Future, Navy. JEAN JOIIANNES General: Future, College: G.A.A. 2. 3: Team Sports. Manager 2: Badminton 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3: Play Day 2, 3: CV Sports Award 2. DUANE JORGENS General C.P.: Future, College: Thespians 3: Plays. Stage Manager of Heaven Can Wait, 12 Angry Men. Lottery, Electrician, Out of the Fry- ing Pan: Band 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1. BETTE LEONARD Ctneial C.P., Future, College. LEPOY JACKSON Liberal Arts Future College Student Council 1 Class Replesentatixe 1 Football 1 2 3 Basket li 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 JUDY JOHNSON Math Science Future Colle e Language Club 1 2 3 Science Club 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 B arettes 2 3 GAA 2 3 P Day2 Science Avxard 1 ED KAUFFMAN Liberal Arts' Future, College' Thespians 2, 3' P'ays Heaven Can Wait. 12 Angry Men: A.S.B. President 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3' Deb'1tt 2. 3' Service Club ... 3: oys State 2: . . . , . JOYCE KLASSEN BOB JAMES Math-Science: Future, College: Football 1, 2. 3: Co-Captain 3: Basketball 1: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Serv- ice Club 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3, President 3: Second All-City Football. JANE LITTLETON Math-Science: Future, College: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Language Club 1, 2, 3: Science Club 2. 3: Bearettes 1, 2. 3. LAUREN JARED Industrial Arts. SANDY KLEVEN C.P. Commercial: Future. College: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Team Sports 1, 2. 3: Badminton 1, 3: Tennis 1. 2, 3: Play Days 1, 2. 3: City and County Tennis 2: County or I.E. Badminton 1: VVSC Play Day 1' F.T.A. 2, 3: Treasurer 2. 3. DOUG KENVVORTHY Agriculture: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 'FI' JUDY LOPP Commercial, Future. Business College, G,A.A. 1. 2, 3, Team Sports 1, 2, 3, Badminton 1, 3: Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, Play Day 1, 2, City or County Tennis Tournaments 2, WSC Play Day 1, F.T.A. 2. 3. DON KRUSE Industrial Arts. GERI MERKLE Commercial, Future, Secretary, Language Club 1. 2, 3, Student Council 1, Class Representative 1: Service Club 2, 3. DAN KUKUK Liberal Arts, Future, Photography, Science Club 3, Language Club 3, Bear Tales 3, Photog- raphy 2. SUE MCCLENEGHAN Liberal Arts, Future, College, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, Ed- itor 3, Bear Tales, Business Manager Class Representative 3, Bearettes 1, 2, President 31 F.T.A. 2, 3. STEVE LYNCH General, Future, College, Student Council 21 Class Representative 2, Football 1, 2. 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Chorus, Vice- President 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3. LUCILLE MEIDINGER Liberal Arts, Future, College, Language Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Senior Class Sgt. at Arms, Tennis 1, 3, Chorus 3, Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, Bearettes 1, 2, Head Drill Leader 3, G.A.A. 1, F.T.A. 3. GARY MARTIN C.P. Industrial Arts, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 2. Track 1, Lettermen's Club 2, 3. ETHEL MELANOVICH Commercial: Future. Accountant, Service Club 2, Secretary 3: Dance Day 1. DENNIS LOPP Agriculture, Future, College, F.F,A. 1, Treas- urer 2. 3, Class Otficer, Vice-President 3: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Service Club 2, 3: Letterrnen's Club 2. 3, CV Relays 2, 3. MARIANNE MILLIGAN General C.P., Future, College, Language Club 1. 2, 3, Science Club 3: Plays. Heaven Can VVait, Debate 2: Bearettes 1, 2, Treasurer 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, Tennis I: F.T.A. 2, 3. DAVE MATIIER Commercialt Future, College. JANIE MELVILLE Commercial, Future. College, F,H.A. 1, Bear Tales 2, Bearettes 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, DF., President 3. JERRY MARTIN Industrial Arts, Tratk 1. 2, CV Relays 2. SANDY IVIITHAUG General CP., Future, College, A.S.B. Officers 2. 3: Student Council, 2, 3, Band 2: Cheerleader. Head 3: Football Queen 2. ilk G 55235 milf' 'N-... 3? LEE MARTINSON General CP.: Future, Aitistg Track 1, 2: Science Club 1. 3. MARILYN MOTT Math-Science: Future, College, Language Club 1, 2, 3: Science Club 1, 33 Band Treasurer 2: Bearettes lg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Team Sports 1, 2, 3: Play Day 1, 2, 3. GARY MICHEL General: Future, College: Science Club 2, 3: Photography 1, 3: Chorus 1, 2: Boy's Octet 2: F.'I'.A. 2, 3. SHIRLEY MOORE Commercial: Future, Heautieiang Librarian 1. JERRY MILTNER General: Futuze, Navyg Science Club 2, 3: Pho- tography 1, Basketball Manager 1: Tennis lg Band 1, 21 Service Club 3: Boy's Octet 2. FLORA PARISOFF Commercial: Future, Secretary: Transferretl from St. Joseph, Missouri. PAT MCCABE General C.P,g Future, Engineering, Annual Staff 3: Lettermen's Club 3: Transferrecl from Rapid City, South Dakota. BARBARA MORIARTY Math-Science: Future, Therapist, Language Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 1, 2, 3: Orchestra, Vice President 33 Bearettes 2, 3. BILL MINER General CP, CAROLYN MOTT Liberal Arts: Future, College: Language Club 1. 2, 3: Play Day 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 31 See.- Treas. 3: Team Sports 1, 2, 3. JOHN MQDONALD Math-Science: Future, College: Service Club 2, 3. JEANIE PARKER Home Economies: GAA. 1, 2, 31 Badminton 12: Play Day 1, 2. LARRY MCLAUGIILIN Geneial C.P,: Future, College. DARLENE PAPPAS Commercial: Future, Fashion Designer: DIC. 3. TAD MOODY Industrial Artsg Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Track 1: Service Club 2. 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3. ORLIN MONSON Math-Scienceg Future. C Treasurer: Senior Class Sec.-Treas.: Service Club 2. 3. KAY PEARSON Liberal ATISQ Future, Lau Club 33 Student Council 2, 3 dent 31 Class Representative DARREL NELSON Mfllh-SCICI1C9j Future, linaineerg Student Coun- cil 1, 23 Junior Class President Football 2. 3: Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 13 Track 1, 2. 33 High Point Man 23 Lettermen's Club 2, 33 CV Relays ollegt-3 Junior Class ' Secretaryg Language 3 Girls' Lirulue. Presi- 2: Play Day 2. 1. 2, 3. NONIE PENGELLY Liberal Arts3 Futuie 2, 33 Language Club 3 leader 33 Songleader GirI's State 23 F.T.A. BUD MORRISON Agriculture Major: neerj F.F.A. 1, 2. 32 2. 33 Science Awards PAT PIERCE Commercialg Future. Nurse: Annual Staft' 1. 2. 3g Business R Advertising Manager 33 F.H.A. 31 Thespians 33 Plays. Out ol' The Frying Pan 31 Young VVornan ot' Property 3: G.A.A. 1, 23 Dance Day 13 Otfice Girl 3: Future Nurses Club . College: llonor Society 3 Debate 1, 2. 3: Cheer- 3 Princess Junior Prom: 2 2, 3. Future, Agricultural Enqif Football 1. 2: Service Club 2. , 3 BILL IVILRLIN 3: Librarian 1. M ith Scif nu Future I' ngineer Music Lang, Uri ge Club 1 Basketball 1 Managei 1 Baseball 1 Mi K Badminton 1 Chorus 1 3 Mens Quartet 1 xed Octet ATIILEEN PLUNKET Commereialg Future. Secretary: Chorus 1. 23 Dance Day 1' DF '3 Governor 3 LOW ELL NESS General. D mentarian 23 Photography 23 Tennis 2. Manager -XI LENE PETEI SOIN Geneial Futuie Housexxift FHA 2 PTIIIH D.... -X .IEINNY PRIEST BALIJ NELSOIN JEANNIE PRIGMORE ferred from Lewis and Clark. D ha LL AN OLSOIN Music3 Future, Private Businessg Band 1. 2, 3. Transferred from Coeur d'Alene. Idaho. Liberal Arts3 Future, Fashion Designer: Trans- AVID OLSON Vocational. Future, I':I','C1l'OI'lICSQ Band 13 Base- 'CP- LARRY ORR NIIKE PIGNANELLI Industrial Arts: Future. College: Thespians 1. 2. 3: Vice-Presirlent 2. 3: Plays. Dino. Heaven Cain VVait. 12 Angry Men: Track 1: CV Relays 1, SONIA SANDSTIZOM Home lic-onoinlc-sg I-'uture College: F.II.A. 1. 3: Treasurer 3: Science 'Tlub 1. 2. 3: Band 1: Chorus 2. 3: Triple Trio I: 2. 3: Reurettes 2. 3. SANDY ROBINSON Commercizilg Future. Stewzlrflessg DIZ. 3: F.'I'.A.. Yice-Presiclent 3. MIKE PIIILLIPS JOE PILIK Agriculture: F.F.A. . S217 1211.5 PAUL PACE General. TOM PARKER Art: Future. Art School: Annual Staff 3. LORENA SCIIUFFIELD Commercial: Future. Beauty Operator: D.l'I. 3. GERALD PARKINSON Science: Future, Chemist: Band 1. 2, 3. SHARON ROSELL General: Future, Business College: Thespians 3. Transferred from California. LARRY PLEXVS Math-Science: Future. College: Science Club 1. 2. 3. BOB PENNINGTON Math-Science: Future. College: Football 2. 3: Track 2: Service Club 3: Lettermens Club 3: Transferred from Des Moines. Iowa. RICHARD PETTY Industrial Arts: Future. Secretary: D.l-I.. Par- liamentarian 3. IXITTX SI IJ. SMITII ,gi X--s 10591 MIKE PORTER PAM SMITH BOB PABIDEAUX Math-Science: Future, Electrical Engineer: Science Club 2, 3, Historian 3: Band 1. History: Future, Airline Stewardess: Language Club 2, 3: F.H.A. l: Science Club 1: Photography 3: Senior Class Representative: Homecoming: Commercial: Future, Business Administration: Tennis 3: City and County Tennis 3: D.E. 3. Queen 3. X: ' .V im . DICK POSTON ,gg General C.P.: Future. College: Band 1. tl DAVE PRESCOTT gg Ei . if rw Indust ri al Art s. .:::. .,,t,. SONJA STEVENS ,,,, . '.:,, Music: Future, Homemaker: Annual Staff 1: -ha. Band 2: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Librarian 1. 2: Home 3 lic. 3. X ' S x PATTY SOLBERG Commercial: Future, Secretary: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3: Chorus 1: Service Club 2, 3: V ,,,V s G.A.A. 1, 2, : Tennis 2: Transferred from Ritz- , ,met -2 4, JERRY RAINEY if www. General C.P.: Future, Lawyer: Thespians, Pres- ' ident: Plays, 2: Out of the Frying Pan: Debate ' 3: Band l: Debate Trophy 3: F.T.A, 2, 3. DAVID RALSTON General: Band 1, 2, 3. ,-, --., . PETE PRESTA Agriculture: Future. Farming Engineer: F.F.A. 1, 2, Sentinel 3: Student Council 3: Class Repre- sentatixe 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 3: Service Club 3: Lettermc-n's Club 3. SHARON SUNDBERG Commercial: Future, Secretary: Photography 3: Librarian 1. MIKE REED Liberal Arts' Future, Business: A.S.B. Vice- President 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Stu- dent Workshop 1. RUTH SPROVV Math-Science: Future, College: Language Club 1. 2, 3: Science Club I, 2, President 3: Annual Staff 1, Ad Nlanfzger 2: Student Council 3: Girls' League 2: Class Representzitixe 3: Band l, 2, 31 Science Award 2. JOHN REYNEN General: Future, Horticulture: Librarian 2, 3. GERALD RICHARDSON Industrial Arts: Future, College: Sophomore Class Sgt. at Arms: Football 2, Captain 3: Track 1. 2. 3: Inspirational Football 2. mm 'S' if 1-7.7 'Q' 64- , 5 ZI., us, . 1 A s SQ' A in tt 'F' . ' I, J . 3 'Rm ,, r 'Qu 'Ya-3, AN' ufr L. uv? .iq to Wi'-Q 3. - 9 'aaa 2 Q , LYNN ROBERTS Math-Science: Future, Engineering: Band 1, JOAN WALLACE Commercial: Future, College: Language Club ' u 2. 33 Thespians 33 Bear Tales 3: Bearettes 2. 3: Princess of Senior Ball: F.T,A. 3. MICKEY THOMAS General C.P.: Future. Mechanical Engineer. MILDRED TANNER General C.P.3 Future, COII6g61 Language Club 2, 33 Science Club 2. 33 Band 1, 2, 3: Triple Trio Accompanist 2. DALE SCIIULTZ General C.P.3 Future, Interior Decorator Chorus 1: Service Club 3. DONNA VVIGEN Music: Future. Pharmacist: Language Club 13 Orchestra 1, 2, President 33 G.A.A. 1, 2. 33 Team Sports 1, 2, 33 Play Day 1, 2, 3. 'Mb VVALKER ROBERTS ROBERTA THOMAS -1s f... -T' if J-A 4 Liberal Arts: Future, Business. E i, , ' 1 Liberal Arts: Future, College: Language Club 2 3' So homore Class Re resentative Student , . D l P - 'V' Council 13 Tennis 1, 2, 33 Badminton 13 Bearettes 'WH' 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Jr. Prom Queen. JERRY SCHARWAT Club 2. DIXIE TOURTELLOT :Q-lx -dl' wav' TERRY ROGERS CAROL VVILLIAMS ERLINE VVADE DELL SCHANZ Club 2. 3. General: Future, Navyg Bascball 2: Service Math-Science: Future, College: Honor Society 2, 33 F.H.A. 33 Science Club 2, 33 Bearettes 3. 3,2 - Bt' Commercial: Future, College: Bear Tales 3: ' New Baseball 1, 2. 3: Service Club 2. 3: Lettermen's my Club 33 Bear Tales Sports Editor 3. Commercial: Bearettes 1, 23 DF.. Secretary 3. LAXYRENCE THOMPSON C.P. Industrial Arts: Future, College: Football 1. 2, 33 Track 1: Service Club 2. 3: Vice-President 3: Lettcrmen's Club 1. 2, 3. Liberal Arts: Future. College: Language Club 1. 2, 33 Science Club 3: Torch K Quill 2: Bear Tales 33 Advertising Manager 3: Senior Class Representative: G.A.A. I. 23 Badminton 13 Tennis 13 Dance Day 1: F.T.A, 2, 3. Industrial Arts3 Football 1, 2, 3: Letternien's ,4-:nav HAROLD VAN HALDER Art: Librarian 1, 2. JUDY HINTON Commercial, Language Club 2. 33 Photography 25 DE. 33 Vice-President 3. MIKE VVEST Nlath-Science, Track 2. 3: CV Relays 2, 33 Cross Country 3. ELAINE FOVVLER Home Economics: Chorus 2, 3. MARVIN VV H EELER Industrial Arts, KAY JENSEN Commercial: Future, Secretary: Transferred from Ben Lomond High School, Ogden, Utah. KURT WEESE Industrial Arts, Football Ig Baseball 1: Track 1. DENNIS SHEIN RICH SYMMS Liberal Arts, Future. College: Track Ig Servicn Club 2, 3. GAIL BOYD Commercial, Future, Secretaryg Language Club 1, 2. 35 Service Club 2. 3: Dance Day I. RON VVELLER Industrial Arts. JANICE DIERKS Commercial, Future. Secretary, Dance Day I. RON SMITH Industrial Arts: Future, Forestry, 'I'ransi'errc-d from Freeman, XVash. CAROL GOOD Commercialg Future. College: Band 13 Secretary 2. 33 Orchestra I. 25 Secretary 23 Dance Day I. If? 'Dfw ff' XXL! f x fx X 3 fx M X j ,ffz .iff NX 1' 44' I -1 -jg x . , I . 'V xx ,J X Zi ff ' f' A ,iifggr X-L ,E ,If Y XXX ' ' xx P X XX-X ff Xa! 41 E f X X M X ,f 1 xi xy ,XXX XY. 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'W' 'W uf hd 1 45' Y ZW-si Mary Jo Milton Jim Shelton Janet Moore Andy Singleton Connie Morrison Tony Singleton Sharon Morrow Larry Sloan Marilyn Mowder Lynn Smith Dorothy Mueller Larry Solsness Carol Neal Jim Stewart Nancy Ness Larry Stoy Bobbie Ness John Swannack Nola Olson Gary Taylor Roberta Olson Bill Thompson Kathy Pallett George Tichy Pat Pauling Dale Tiffany L Sandy Paxton Teddy Toll Joyce Payment Warren Walker Carolyn Perks Bruce Weese Dorothy Phillips Phil Westine Eileen Quinton Gary White Karen Quinton Don VVigen Rose Marie Rauthe Steve Wilson 'nf -maj' Vlbl Q vv-, .1 V dll I '.,l, 1 if -, l' 1 ga Donna Renner Roy Wuthrich Janice Richardson Louise Staats M ary Lou Roberts Anne Smith Susan Roberts Joe Young Doreen Rosier Dianna Schomburg Patty Rufener Gordon Whipple Nancy Schmidt Jeannie Walker Karen Schoen Glen Anderson Karen Strand Peggy Schoolcraft Rita Sharpe Kathy Teufert George Zukor Marcia Stephens Janice Tarr Maureen Sullivan Penny VValdron Linda Thacker Lannie Ulrich Rebecca Tinsley Donna VVaters Joyce Wilcox Lois Wilson Linda Williams Harry Alway Shelley Williams Margaret Yancy Shirley Roberts Zelta Moore Betty Harris Wayne Yarroll Ruth Ann Pieterson 2VllOl GSS CCH LEMLEY IRENE FRYHLING and SANDY ROBINSON were recently seen 1nvad1ng a taveln shoutlng Proh1b1t1on or Death and Fulllllllg' abou COll6CtIII all the alcohollc beverages to relleve the temptatlon of the tavern occupants Seven CV grads OPLIN MONSON DAVE MATHEP BILL WILLIAMS MIKE PHILLIP MARK CARLSON LARPY PLEWS and WALKER ROBERTS It seems w ent on the blg semol DICIIIC It s funny that they Just arrlved III the new w o1ld th1s mornlng Especlally smce the bomb fell f1VQ days ago It must have been some pICIIIC We asked ARMIN FREY what he thought about the revolutlonary SItLl3,tl0II and all he could say was What bomb '7 What funny looklng dog houses these people haxe blult' Now weve seen eve1yth1ng There s one that sa5s Home Sweet Home that s where JUDY HINTON and MIKE PICNA NELLI l1ve Then next door lI9Igl'1b0IS the FPOSTS Iohn and MARGURITE HONEYCHUPCII Frost haxe been feudlng wlth the P1glI3.lI9lllS It s somethmg about then ch1ld1en s CSTEVF SMITH and JANICE DIEPKS P1gnanell1J pet pterodactyle Iullilllg the Frost s son s CCLIFI MERCERJ favorite blcycle Those tl1llIgS do happen A Iecent CIVIC event featured a three act talent show whlch was produced by the psycholo gy clas to 1a1se funds to send PAM SMITH on a fleld trlp through San Quentm the rest home for the wlcked The plogram featured JIM BALLS as master of ceremonles and these acts w ere lncluded C11 KATHY HOFFMAN playlng the bones When 1nterv1ew ed shc confessed that she had gnaw ed them off her old preh1sto11c boy frxend BPADLEY GILL Q25 HELEN and ELLEN ANDERSON perfolmed a ballet dance to the dellghtful Elephant Walk They were accompanled by TERPY HERMAN and SALLY EVANS on the paper and comb Sheer talent' Q35 MAPVIN WHEELER demonstrated the art of wheel chalr basketball before the audl ence It seems that Marvin hurt h1s leg w hen he trlpped ox G1 KEITH CAMPBELL w ho now ow lfllllg' seven 011 wells w as lylng on the st1eet trylng to get the penny he dropped out of the dra1np1pe Have you heard the latest Llttle MCCLENFGHAN 1oke It goes l1ke th1s Mommy can I JOIH the Letterman s club? No SANDY MITHAUG We have just recelved wo1d that a w a1l1ke trlbe from acloss the valley IS about to attack the new world They call themselxes the West Valhants What though are SUE BECH ARD SHARON SUNDBEPG EILEEN BADT FLORA PARISOFF and DARLENE PETERSON dolng among then number The WV guys have neater Saturday n1ght war dances? GAPY COY JOHN MCDONALD and MIKE RICHARDSON w1ll be IH charge of CV s artlllery and w1ll d1V1d9 the clubs between the naxy d1V1SlOIl headed by BEN STARR and TERPY ROG ers and the army whlch IS headed by DARPELL NELSON as adm1ral'7 We dont know w hat happened to the maunes General BOB JAMES and hlS company CETHEL MILANO VICH JOYCE DESJARLAIS and JUDY JOHNSONJ headed for the hllls the othe1 day We are now sendlng the esplonage agents FRITZ FPANK and ROLAND ANDERSON to flnd out exactly what they ale dolng Agents reportlng on West Valles l'1IIlItdI'V opelatlons are GARY ANDERSON JACK BAKER DALE SCHULTZ RON SMITH SONJA STEVENS and KITTY SUE SMITH NOH1lH3,t1OHS were opened today for the new wo1ld S flrst cave com1ng queen Prospectlve candldates ale DARLENE FESKE JULIE HEPRINGTON DALLAS CRANDALL and HOW ELL NESS Judges 1n thelr respectlve d1V1S10lIS are LLOYD GOETZ and JIM WHITNEY Judg xng fo1 DOISQ and charm ROSS BLOMBERG and DENNY SHEIN GX3l'l'l1lI1Hg' fo1 speaklng ab1l1ty and GERALD RICHAPDSON Judglng for momtary attrlbutes fMoneylJ Flnallsts w1ll be announced by ROBERTA THOMAS last years queen at CV It s a great llfe as exhlblted by the new world s professlonal bums Those 1nd1v1duals whom we w1ll mentlon are WILLIAM MINER ROJEAN DUNKEN MILDRED TANNER JIM CARLSON and GAIL BOYD These llttle hobos are under the dynamlc leadershlp of CHARLES LIFE OF RILEY GREGOR They w ere Just dlscoyered loafmg by LEE MARTINSON the va grancy superlntendent There they go to thelr next town KAY AGEEVILLE on the CAROL WILLIAMS r1ver Don t take thls wrong but It has been very d1ff1cult br1ng1ng you thls 1nfo1mat1on on the CV grads of 59 All the tlme w e ve been typ1ng a party has been golng on at CAROL GIBONEY s house CWatch where you throw the chalrs w1ll you please Carolj It s an lnformal affalr Cfol heaven s sake CONNIE BURK IS that a lampshade you have on your headl for whlch MARJ ORIE HARROUN has provlded the uh ref1eshments That gal sure can mlx a cook a meal CBARBARA COODMAN reallyll JEANELL HALVFRSON what on earth are you and MIKE REED dolng to the llght sw ltch 9 You aren t dolng It NONIE and BOB PENNINGTON are 'I SHAN' SHAN ECGERS thls IS supposed to be a pr1m1t1ve oh well some people never change Page 46 1 . 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First Pow- Pat Rufener President- Ma iorie Bliesner Vice President' Janice Fallquist Secretary- Patty Solberg Proaram Chairman Barbara Flfrela Historian Miss Oliver Advisor Second Row Sandy Paxton Dixie Tour tellot Jonme Kay Streit Donna Calahan Pat Perce Donna Eller Sally Heritage Caro' Neal Th rd Row Linda Thacker Swaron Habberstad Barbara Heritage Bonnie Dryden Vicki Harris linda Williams Marlene Hollen back Maureen Sullivan Jeanne Baker First Row Tom Dhaenens President Gary Taylor Vice President Charles Elliot Secretary Dennis Lopp Treasurer Bill Myers Reporter Pete Presta Sentinel Larry Cllffln Mr Fritz Advisor Second Row Don Motherson Jim Whltrey Bud Morrison Dallas Crandall Jim Donahue Kit Kring Randy Peters Gordon Allen Dave Metzger Thrrcl Row Joe Piluk Rusty Davis Bob Hankle Lee Huff Monty Heath Bill Kendall Dave Beaucl'amp Joy Ham Fourth Row Roger Blum Mike Harris Dick Mills Gary Goans Francis Buh! Ron Coe Don Hutcheson Larry Kmsel Charlie Crane Gler Anderson r X ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . , . . . . . . . .1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 ' , , , I , , I 1 . 1 . , . . . . . . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 7 1 I 1 -I - 1 I f 1 1 I 1 - 1 - ' 5 ' . ' 1 1 N- 1 1 1 1 1 - ' . ' 5 1 1 - 1 1 1 -1 G A . . . . . ' 1 - - -'1 l 1 1 1 1 I . . l 1 1 1 1 ' - Flrst Row luclle Lugenbeel Margaret Rader Phylll Hahn Barbara Goodman Barbara Morlarlty Ruth ann Pleterson Roberta Cate Second Row Sandra Betker Dorralne Kettner Janice Frost Marlene Hol lenback Linda Wrlllams Barbara Frheld Janice Falnqulst Evelyn Hattan Judy Flfneld Mary Dieter Anne Halverson Thurd Row Gmqer Evans Paulme Blssel Sharon Harmon Pat Pnerce Patty Rufener Ruth Sprow Kay Agee Sharon Jacobs Jane Luttleton Teddy Alsop Carol Carson Judy Clark Mrs McNlece Advusor Fnrst Row Sandy Robinson Treasurer Carol Wllllams Secretary Janne Melville President Judy Hinton Vuce President Merlyn Lemley Parllamentarnan Darlene Feske Reporter Mrs Champron Advnsor Second Row Dave Mather Bob Rabrdeaux Kathleen Plunkett Rojean Dunken Darlene Peterson Marguerrte Honeychurch Darlene Pappas Lorena Shuffleld Benny Starr Rnchard Womack - 1 1 3 I l 1 I ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I ' Z - I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' if if we f, Q ,s - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 I 1 I - 1 - ' 3 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 ' - Fursf Row Joan Wallace Jack Baker Harriet Beal Carol Glboney Secretary Jerry Ranney Presudenf Joe Dahl V1cePresldent Mrs Marhn Advlsor Mnke Pugnanellu Pat Pierce Second Row Jeff Blossey Jan Curhs Dexter Amend Julue Herrington Ray Eller Jeanell Halverson Shan Eggers Phylhs Hahn Barbara Goodman Anne Smnth Ed Kauffman Manlyn Fox Sam Cook Mary Hood Jlm Fox and Barbara Hansen I2 odngrcy John Green Jack Baker Art Toreson EC Kauffman Ray Eller Jxm Rudd Jerry Ralney Pete Smith M1ke Pxgnanelh Pete Gladhart Gary Batchelor 'VI1ke Rlchards Joe Dah1 Dexter Amend Cfnol G boney Foreman Judge Bazlzff Stvdent Dnecto: Cjiofif 7-mln an Dexter Amend Geooge Bodell Jerly Ramey Norman Rees Pat Plerce Mrs GKIWLGF J1m Fox Tony Dennzson Harriet Beal Muriel Foster Carol Glboney Kate Aulf Barbara Goodman Mwge Benson Phylhs iahn Dottze Coburn Jack Baker M1 Coburn Ray Eller IVI Kenny J1m Iogg Mao J1m Elhs Joe Ann Smlth Student D11 ctol Sure I dui f I master mended the Theyre no good none Of them whole thzng USQ O UlI0f uouuagog uaoqag uamyl u0s19puV mg M03 qIu9A9g u04s03 3: Q 3n3n3 Auuoq 3 MII s419q03 193 DM sM9 3 A1101 19 Aauoq 9 uqof woo g A9upo3 9pAH 19g u0A 9A0q M03 sp0uu0Mg uqof 19uu0-L uqof PDI' 19303 951 W .IJQQOH UGQOLIH s6u uu9f 9s99M 99n1g asnw u9 og P91 01 5190 u916 LD uqof 19up10g u9MQ uos 9N uop aqg 419q91 99mg Auung LH wg 9uuV S19603 61901 05 403 f s9qo19 IIQCISI Opv WX S M0143 APM uosxp 13 1 04 uonf uogu umuud 99 10W u96 IA ouuoq 4914g A03 9 uuof A9 og wf 19u91n3 403 uosmj 0103 M03 LI415 s19603 Dow uog aqg mf 193mg 9 u sgoogg as n0'I u01,19puV s 01 A9 og uomqg u0s19A OH auuv pahg Apnf Duo Q 61aqI110I.p5 U00 uosng Mo1dg suaA9Ig 9 10W 9uuV 9uu03 40 aunol axg u0A0 mpg A10W un0110H 9101ow 31mg Auu93 1930g pmlpag uosng q41no3 1q6n0N9W 196u 9 M03 sqooof moqmg -uog su9A94g oqsmyy 19nog A144133 9-unaf 140W uA 10W 19uu0-L p91p W u0s19A :JH A110 10W 01oq10g nod SLI 9ss Q Apnf uosuqof auof UOQS 11 UDDLI :Jn1 Aqal 9610953 19611 paw 9 uosng s419q03 Aouok 4910b10W 1nq41V Amw sux' 03 9u91nq Ap'If A9 Iuag PJ 'Ill 9u0 10g M03 JSUHSX sum M opu1 M03 Apuog ng u991noW 191493 UDA A6693 pooH A1oW H013 ooqag uoq-L 04190403 SD A9503 opu 1 apofvx au .Ig 6u9 gow 9ng 4u9p S913 9: A ua 1V A9u001 u0uI1 nqg s4u 03 u010I1g u991n0W A106919 Aww u06 W 9uu010w umuauug su1ng 1osApV 9snW JW ,1u0J9g 7 M03 1s1 :I JW DD .IJ 0 10s Apv 0 ,D A 9 I9 W W 951 191103 'Wd S ' II I ! 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K A Q Y ,-1 4 , 4 l l - . - l Y 5: 'QI 1 - ts X A 1 . 3 fa 5 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 , NG' 'H N Pres d Sue McC eneghan V ce Pres dent Secretary Ma ry Gregory L nda Coffee Luc e Lugenbee Jan ce Frost Brow ak Adv sor F rst Row M ss Jer E een Qun on Lynn G man Second Row Ar ene Janosky Judy Johnson feOI'l Jane L Leader e Me d nger Head Dr Luc Mar anne M gan FENG Th rd Row Son a Sands rom S Jan Cur Kathy Graham Kathy Bauer Sandy Paxton G ger Evans Mar ene Ho enback Donna E er Anderson '19 She ey W ams Wendy Ca Lnda W ams She a Burns Jean e W son Sandy M cke s Jean Baker Gnger McNaugh Mar yn Ba es '19 Fryh Dora ne Kett Stra ton Rufener Mary E Patty L nda Thacker VCD Ka hy Pa ett Maureen Su Carson y P tman Fourth Row D x e Tourte ot Caro Merr ngton fl' He 8 Ju I e S J : J J , J 5 t , I, t , 5 , J J 5 I , J enfj J illi , ill i J , ill 5 HI I , , : I , il , tl i T , J , , trt , I H , H , , , fi . 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' fg if i N X f X QQ. by jf x '03 ' V X b 'Sf 1 Xi , - 1 ,, 'W' A 2 X fi ,I C59 ! gn ll l' r. S1 miss oloulariicy SANDY MITHAUG and TERRY HERMAN JOHN EVANS and MERLYN LEMLEY mosf ydroundl r. Sc miss ggnfellecf ARLEN LOONEY and JANE LITTLETON mosf ogiegy fjg uccee JULIE HERRINGTON and ED KAUFFMAN JOE DAHL and MARILYN FOX esf resse MAUREEN BURNS and LEROY JACKSON 1 4 Evil f if a 'M ' Q Q N jx 5, 5 Pull n Q2 3 M.. 0 . '.'!- K T 4' Q gf Q. 'xv 2 O fi B41 Aa.. , hc v., 1 - R, .vu- f f M12 - M' L ,, ' ,Q , ' r , - i X Q mn' MM -f . 5 ' FH? r. 81 miss Jgasfful CHUCK ELLIOTT and LINDA COFFEY df r. Sc miss rien PAULINE BISSEL and FRAN ERICKSON BOB PENNINGTON and NONIE PENGELLY esf Ciban cers MILDRED TANNER and DANNY KUKUK ' Y Q ,XXX . X 5 M x QQNTRAC wf ,xx VALLEY I jllf W 1 QP - f 4 , 4 . ' I If ' - A X 3 'f' x ff A fu I . 1 ? 2 g' ENN f f A ff M x lg! fy!! f f! I x ' Q . HI E Q My R f Q 1 1 ' . I i 4,2-' I , 'V I . Y., ' ,LQ ix X A K x QM?-aayww ,,.-v' Karen Qu n on Nancy Kee er yn Fox Bonn e Baker Sandy M haug Maureen Burns None Penge y Mar M , ,y'-wxn,,w-V 'WEE 3: L4 1112 LN FQ? Q 1 Q A 'id 'Q J! 1 4' infwfi 5 'ny-4 56,11 2 'ZS' DARRELL NELSON, End, Sr LEROY JACKSON, Halfback, Sr BOB JAMES Sr Quarterback and End Captain Best Blocker GERALD RICHARDSON Fullback and Guard LEONARD GABEL, Sr. Leonard regardless of his size proved to be our best blocker. His specialties were trap blocks and down field blocks on linebackers. Many yards were made down the middle due to his sure blocking ability. LAWRENCE THOMPSON, Sr. Tommy av- eraged ll tackles per game in a full city league schedule. From his position in the middle of the defense this is quite a feat. Most of his tackles were made be- hind the line of scrimmage. GARY MARTIN, Sr. Gary's fire and de- sire to win could be seen if not heard by everyone, The tough play was the one that Gary liked to make. His squad voted him this honor and in the coaches' eyes it was well placed. NED LAWSON, Jr. By mid-season Ned worked his way from a 3rd string posi- tion to lst starting fullback. His average ot 3.6 ya-rds per carry on down the mid- dle ploys proves his worthiness for our choice. He will be back next season to do more ot the some. Ca tain P .. 'T Ctwxmw rug Nr: 5 A wwaeilt 4.1 ' ia m' f f' A..,i,1lj 1357. .zen gg. Best Tackler Most Inspirational M09 lmPf0VeCl 51, ...A HQ... , dz xg, ', AQ' ,U 5 V 55 ' . il T 5 ,, , 3 K Q ,vg.,m, li E' M35 f ,Wai Mm-1 .9 5' ' 5, ,ww X H...f kwa a MW' A . J DAVE PATE, Holfbock, Jr. TAD MOODY, Fullbczck, Sr. LARRY SLOAN, Center, Jr. RON RAY, Holfbock, Jr. JERRY JONEQ, End, Jr. TONY FITTERER, Fullbock, J W ln ii' 1 CLIFF KNUDSEN, Quarterback, Jr. LARRY ORR, End, Sr. TERRY HERMAN, Center, Sr 474 Baskzfgall FIRST ROW: Mr. Thacker, Larry Sloan, Fran Erickson, Don Wigen, Dave Pale, Dave Hansen. SECOND ROW Charles Sawyer, Mgr., John Penny, Doug Peters, Ron H son, Denny Larson, Jim Johnson, Gary Kahler, Mgr THIRD ROW: Warren Walker, Mgr., LeRoy Jackson, Jo n offitt, Jim Erickson, Mike Reed, Ron Ray, John Evans fjze ears ie or econ in Cifcy League Central Valley had one of their better basketball teams having won 12 while losing 8. Our city league record was 8 wins and 4 losses. Cen- tral Valley tied with Rogers for 2nd place necessitating a play-off for the right to go to the State Tournament in Seattle. This game was won by Rogers, who later finished fourth in the state. Considering the rugged schedule in which we were engaged, the season has been a gratify- ing one. QW 7kackea 1 if I S. ff if Forward Jr MUW . ,. QB1- few 3 f'1'-.gi-T , L. if 'fn . . his :Wh Mm 445 ' :ggi 'X W4 fs'-we Furs Row Ron Ray Jam Hanson Keith Schucker Denn, Larson Loren Farms Second Row Chuck Hanson Dave Pate Bob James LeRoy Jackson Gary Bates Jack Grady Fran Erickson Third Row Mr O Brien Ned Lawson Lawrence Thompson Del Herring Dexter Amend Terry Rogers John McDonald mgr Pete Presfa mgr arslfcy asegall expecfs cz Q, cl eason This ye-11' xx ith sexcn returning lettcrmcn infield' the strong alms of Loren Fxris Due C0'1Ch O BFIQH fGQ1S U19 tf?'l1'0 Sh0l1ld do Well ill Pate and J rry Schftrwatt in the outfield and the city lewgue competition. Bob Jflmes Lehoy Vetelwl Fran Erickson behind the plate Com- J e ' ' ' L .... . ackson and D Xiel Amend gne the t rim briod with the pitching of Jaci Gridy and Ter strong hitting power. Sure fielding by Cary ' Bates Den.i5 Larso 1 and Chuck H 'tnson in the ry Rogers ni-ike the team a real contender. K 'O ,,,,,-,U Terry trys for puck off at home base EI.-1 James rounds first on has way to second JIM ERICKSON This is his record-breaking jump of l2'2 establishing ci new city record of the N Relays. wi-' GERALD RICHARDSON He look second place in the shotpuf at the NC Reloys. ANTON RASMUSSEN RAY THACKER Football Coach Basketball Coach and Afhlehc Dlrecfor DICK O'BRIEN VERN TUCKER Baseball Coach Track Coach o Q o L., aa M021 32115554 First Row: Lucille Meidinger, Erline Wade, Barbara Heritage, Sandy Kleven, Judy Lopp, Jean Johannes, Roberta Thomas, Irene Fryhling, Linda Coffey. Second Row: Miss Wiswal, adviser, Edie Milanovich, Joyce Huhs, Donna Wigen, Anna Smith, Ruth Ann Pieterson, Pat Holcom, Mariorie Bleisner, Phyllis Hahn. Third Row: Jeanne Parker, Pam Carter, Pat Miltner, Helen Blakely, JoAnna Carlson, Marilyn Mott, Judy Johnson, Margaret McDonald, Jeanell Halverson. The first-aid class showing what they have learned arsifcy J enn is First Row: Jean Johannes, Margaret McDonald, Sus n Roberts, Darlene Calkins, Layle At- kinson. Second Row: Judi Erickson, Darlene Petty, E ith Milanovich, Mary Hood, Judy Haz- zard, Trudi Reynolds, Sharon Bailey. f I, p V Lf .Xl l f l Baclmin ion Fees! 54111 ' v n Q ' , A ' r, jfs Y 1, -f First Row: Edie Milanovich, Jean Davis, Margaret Mc- First Row: Arline Banta, Sharon Richardson, Jill Groves. Donald. Second Row: Eileen Quinton, Pam Carter, Pat Second Row: Judy Shaw, Mary Ann Schiavoni, Judy Miltner, Jean Johannes. Moe, Sandra Root. Third Row: Jean Davis, Virginia Twite, Sally Heritage, Linda Boisen, Trudi Reynolds. flfsffeyiaff First Row: Jeanell Halverson, Judy Lopp, Sandy Kleven, Barbara Heritage, Margaret McDonald. Second Row: Sharon Richardson, Jean Johannes, Donna Wigen, Jean Davis, Mary Ann Schiavoni, Judy Moe, Janet Showalter. Third Row: Trudi Reynolds, Gail Marley, Darlene Petty, Jackie Baker, Arline Banta, Judy Shaw, Kay Michael, Sharon Bailey. ,!3asAefAall First Row: Jeanell Halverson, Judy Lopp, Sandy Kleven, Barbara Heritage, Margaret McDonald, Jill Groves. Second Row: Sharon Richardson, Ruth Ann Pieterson, Jean Johannes, Donna Wigen, Jean Davis, Edith Milanovich, Mary Ann Schiavoni, Judy Moe. Third Row: Gail Marley, Candy Grina, Joan Collison, Virginia Pfau, Darlene Petty, Jackie Baker, Arline Banta, Pat Dennis and Judy Shaw. 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