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

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ction . . . Class Cooperation Row 1: BETTY WARD Entered from Aberdeen 3: GAA 2. DALE WEBSTER Track 2, 33 Band 1-43 Trum- pet Trio 33 Pep Band 1-43 Dance Band 4. Clubs: Service 2,33 DEO 4. ROBERT WEBSTER Boys' Club 1-4. RUBY WEGNER Girls' League 1-4. Row 2: JOYCE WEST Orchestra lg Soloist in SWW Music Meet 1-4, Reg. 1-33 Girls' Glee 13 Nonette 1-33 Septette 43 Choir 2-43 Mixed Ensemble 23 Class Assembly 2, Prom 3. Clubs: Torch Honor 2-41 KELA 2-43 Booster 4. WALTER WEST -Congress 43 Executive Coun- cil 43 Rec Committee Chairman 43 Football 2-43 Basketball 23 Baseball 2-43 Boys' Club Rep. 3,41 Class Assembly 2, Carnival 2, Play 3,4. Clubs: FFA 1,23 Boys' C 2-43 Dramatic 3,4. GENE WESTLINGfFootball 33 Basketball 33 Class Play 4. Clubs: Boys' C 43 Dramatic 4. ORVILLE WILLIAMS--Movie Club 3,4. QW Q2 ,par 'K Row 3: TIIELMA WILLIAMS Columns 3. Clubs: DEO 4, OGA 4. ROBERT WINTERS ASB Rules and Regula- tions Committee 33 Band 1-43 Orchestra 23 Solo- ist in SWW Music Meet 23 Pep Band 1-43 Dance Band 43 Choir 4. Clubs: KELA 1-4. CIIERIE WIRTHH Girls' Glee 1: Class Play 4. ROBERT WRIGHT Tumbling 2-43 Class l'lay 4. Clubs: Service 3,41 DEO 43 Dramatic 4. SUSAN WYLAM Girls' Glee 2-43 Senior Ball 4. RONALD YEAGER Entered from Stevenson, Washington 3. Stage Crew Manager 4. Honor Students--Nell Anderson, Emma Mae Brown and Emma Oster, future secretaries, ac- quire skill in their advanced shorthand and typ- ing class. Nell already has a part-time job. All are looking forward to college, then managing the office of a big business executive. K V WIS agili- 'MQW WT?-1

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Senior . . . Product of Expert Dil ROW 1: NADINE STITHAM--Annual Editor 43 Class Carnival 3, Play Committee 4. Clubs: Torch 2-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. ALICE STONEHOCKER---Entered from Hoqui- am 2. Girls' League Class Representative 33 Girl of Month 3, Girl of Year 3, First Vice-Presi- dent 43 Class Carnival 2, Play 4, Girls' Athletic Council 4. Clubs: Peppers 3,4, Treasurer 33 Girls' C 3,4. SALLY STRONG-Football Queen 43 Columns 3,43 Class Secretary 3, Assembly 2, Carnival 2, Prom 3, Play Committee 4. Clubs: Peppers 3,43 Torch 2-43 Booster Club 4. VIOLA SWOPE-Annual 43 OGA 3. Row 2: IRVING TERK-fCongress 1,4, Station- ary Sales Chairman 4, Yell Duke 33 Class Party 1, Assembly 2, Carnival 2, Prom 3, Play 3, Ball 4. Clubs: Booster 1-43 Ski 3. NORMA TEETER--Class Assembly 2, Prom 23 OGA 4. LEO THAYER-Clubs: FFA 1,2,43 DEO 4. DONALD THOMPSON--Football 1,23 DEO 4. --uns. YYY! 03113 'Y' 'Rv- TZ' 'x Row 3: DOUGLAS THOMPSONfCongress 43 Columns Sports Editor 3, Managing Editor 4. Band 13 Class Vice-President 4, Prom 3, Play 3, Play Committee 4. Clubs: Torch 43 Green Guard 2-4, Vice-President 4. EUGENE TINGSTROM- Band 1-43 Orchestra 23 Class Carnival 2. Clubs: KELA 1-43 Movie 1. BILL TINSLEY---DEO 4. SHARON TOBINSKI-Band 13 Girls' Glee 2,33 Class Assembly 2, Carnival . Clubs: Booster 13 Dramatic 43 Bulcamards Secretary 2. ELLSWORTH UNWINfCongress 33 Football 23 Basketball 2,33 Baseball 2-43 Class Party 1, Assembly 2, Play 4. Clubs: Boys' C 2-4, Ski 33 Green Guard 1,2. DAVID WALLACEfBoys' Club 1-4. Honor Students---Bob McDowell, David Hirvela and Vivian Fry examine equipment at the fire station on a government class field trip, After college, Bob intends to become a minister3 Vivi- an, to teach home economies. David is ,unde- cided about his career.

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Juniors Pool Talent , Resources .IVXIHIL VIASS HliFlt'I4IRS-Iiow li I'at Stevens, Seereta1'y1 Louise ,Howl-ll, 'l'i'easnrt-i': Wanda Freneh, Song Lgueeni Delmas Lewellyn. Presi- dent. Row 2: liarl Rushmer. Yell King: Dean Marshall, Viet--l'i'n-sitleiit. Mrs. 1'utinan Class Adviser Class play and prom co-starred in the lunior limelight in leature billing as each became a lingering memory to the Forty-Niners. The prom led oll' in early December with a litting theme, lVinter XVonderland. lVhile gay dancers swished and swirled across the lloor. blue silhouetted skiers slid down the caleteria walls at precarious angles and skaters dashed recklessly to and lro across painted ponds. lnterrnission, introduced by the nonette, those nine nymphs ol' notes, singing lVinter XVon- derlandf' saw more dancing as lloy Miller pre- sented a ballet waltz. Vocalization again took the major roles as Sarah Calderon gave lorth with A XVhite Christmas and Arnie Alohnson rendered HI Know XVhy . Next scoop on the junior sundae was the an- nual play The Dally Dillsn. Salted collee, pepper sprinkled llowers and daily exhibitions of St. Vitus dance are brought into action by the Dills against an unwanted stepmother, who counter attacks with hatchet wielding, slimy pythons and deafening gun lire. 'l'he audience roared one moment, gasped with sus- pense the next. Best play in years, voted the Juniors.