Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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t WJ! We Am We want a touchdown! We want a touchdown . . . !! scream the frenzied Tiger rooters. Pep staff leaps and whirls as the announcer shouts, Its over for a touch- down!! The crowd swings into Make that kick! Make that kick!!D Even before the ringing of the Hrst fall bell and until the Turkey Day climax of the season, football is in the air at CHS. Blaring hand practice screnades first period students . . . majorettes twist and twirl . . . pep staff works out songs and yells . . . pep assemblies boost school spirit. Rewards are reaped at every game when the band and majorettes work in perfect time, and the Tiger fans keep the team's spirits soaring with their snappy cheers and yells. Ben Padrick seems to he enjoying himself with Coach lioherts and Janice Oliver at annual Pepper party for grid-men . . . ah, milk, maids, and music! Tiger den warms up as Thanksgiving game be ins to move. During last few seconds of time play, girls loose flood of tears and boys lent sympathetic shoulders-Chehalis did it again! Mason, McLennen, and Andersen, Two Chucks and a Chick, are up in the air about the Red-hot Tigcrsf' -an wh Q Q Q 1 , .TX

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Sleepy-time gals gather while the night is young to out-sing each other at the Girls' League Knob-Slumber Party. Starry-eyed couples sway to the promls magic strains of Ulkloonlight Moodu. i'Kristmas in the Kitchenn, the decoration brainstorm of the foods lah roll, is carried out by Santzfs little helpers fDonna Klaus, Rosemary Laney, Ana McCash, Helene McNulty, and Margaret Lucas! with everything from car- rots to cookie cnlters, 41444, fanfic, iiTurn out those lights-ouch! Youlre Walking on my head . . . ii Pajama-clad Hgures gallop across the gym-stealing blankets, snatching sandwiches, and tearing up beds till the Wee, small hours of the lmorning. The one time each year when the feminine population of CHS gets its H11 of gahbing, gamboling, and groaning -marathon gab fest and jive session . . . the Girls' League Slumber Party. Girls Wearing filmy formals and accompanied by their mellow men are formally announced by the bong of a gong to the Oriental wonderland. Punch served from a pagoda, cherry blossoms, and a huge lurking dragon with a red, blinking eye add to the oriental atmosphere at the yearis first formal, the Junior Prom. r 1.1: l Q, 1 - mfwexm-4.1, f i z

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.Qaeend Reign, pep l crown thee queen oi haskethall . . . il the cage crowd goes Wild as Yell King Chuck places glittering circlet on Queen Nlargaret's gleaming curls at the Centralia- Kelso game. uCentralia High School Tigers. XVe're out to win this game . . . N chant the three Bengal Beauties. swingini. swayini. swirlini on the maple HOOI' to cheer the Tiger quintet on to victory. uLong live the queen! Another ideal girl reigns, symhol of a line of the Girls' League creed. Since the CL. organized in 1921. it has become one of our most important and active traditions. To encourage sim- plicity of dress, the league, more than fourteen years ago, adopted the traditional Print Dress Day. still carried on each year when spring is in the air. Yell King Mt-Lennen crowns Cage Queen Margaret Lucasg royal princesses are Adele Pierce lefl and Rosie Keller right. Page Butch ltolmerts is engrossed in the pro- ceedings. Tiger song trio at the end of a swirl-Pat Carson, Bertha Cruenfelder, and Chris Devones, Girls' League Cabinet takes part in coronation as Bessie lN1cCormick lie- eomes Girl of the Month. VVoe he unto the sweater girl on Print Dress Day. . ,,MtM...,,, .,T,..-, t,,,, m..M- - -W , ,