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

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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 , .

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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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