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

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V0772... V0 Ames, Theresa Anderson, Donna Faye Anderson, June Babcock Bachrnier, Zachius Baker, Bonnie Barner, Geraldine Bates, Ronald Behrns, Wayne Benjamin, Ann Berge, Barbara Berry, Ernest Berry, Raymond Blikre, James Boegli, Lou Anne Bogen, Jack Bowen, Jeanne Bowman, Barbara Brautigam, Joseph Brill, Arlene Brown, Arlene Brown, Norene Bryant, Eldon Burnside, Bonnie Cain, Juanita Carey, Ruby Caserto, Marilyn Chappell, Ronald Clark, Rosemary Clark, Allan Cole, Carol Countryman, Donald Crawford, Donna Mae Crowe, Eileen De Rosia, Johnny Devones, Bob Dowell, John Duncan, Jim Duncan, Lenora Edeburn, Dora Ella Edwards, Margaret Emerson, Carolyn Fadness, Mary Jane Fagerness, Marian Fathergill, Gale French, Fred Gehrman, Arthur Geiger, Joyce Hadley, Joe dune az!! of 6Z77'5b66H Myffery Twenty-nine

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majors. . . men! Stairway fo he Stars Stardust and moonbeams hovering over a glimmering stair- way capture the theme ol' the -Iunior Prom Stairway to the Stars. Blue star-shaped programs guide the dancers through the night. A blue sky dotted with silver stars creates a night of remembrance lor the swaying dancers ...A X darkened room, a shutter bangs, then a spine-tingling cry echoes through the room as the junior Class presents the mystery Call ol the Banshee. To each -Iunior, there never has been such a play . . . Such suspense . . . Such a variety ol' parts . . . So ably taken . . . a deal' hall'-wit, a stupid sherill, a Swedish maid, a Hun- garian doctor, a decrepit old negro woman, a scientist lrom the Amazon . . . So well advertised by posters, photos, the press and radio, even by placards on their own backs . . . siiwmza saw . with 2 V me M592 :ew I , W We N. ' 351' 5. Miss ATKINSON Class Adviser For lirst time ASB election centers around Class of '50 . . . NW-'ll be next year's leaders! suddenly realize the -juniors, reveling in their new importance . . . Testing-l-2-3, blares the microphones in the gym . . . a hammer pounds - XVateh out! You'll tip that basketln . . . 'AI-Iey, what happened to the rest of the flowers? . . . juniors are everywhere in jeans and shirts. 'l'hey stand back to ad- mire their work, bright spring llowers in pale pink baskets accented by the black backdrop . . . Orange tickets in the balcony . . . May I have your tickets, please? . . . Juniors in lormals and suits usher for Connneneenient. JUNIOR OFFICERS, framed by flaming leaves, plan their prom. Row 1: Ruby Carey, Secretaryg Alma Kittie, President, Peggy Perry, Song Queen: Lou Anne Boegli. Vice-President. Row Z: Wesley' Loverrlveck, Treasurerg Eldon Bryant, Yell King. Twenty-eiglvt

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Wim. . . eve! in New ole . . . ecoaf Thirty Hafer, Hugh Hamilton, Naomi Hardcastle, Bill Harris, Jeanne Hatfield, Joe Higby, Dorothy Highwood, Betty Lou Hodge, Paul Hoel, Kenneth Hurn, Claudia Jacobs, Loyetta Johnson, Lorena Johnston, Betty Jones, Bill Juneman, Bob Kendall, Pat Kittle, Alma Kohse, Gene Krause, Carl Krause, Louise Kresky, Jo Anne Lewis, Eugene Lian, Jay Looney, Coy Long, Fred Lovercheck, Wesley Madsen, Donna Marker, Delbert Mason, Arthur Merle, Del MacKillican, Jim McDowell, Jeannette McGowan, Erma McKay, Verla Michener, Nancy Mill, Don Moore, Marlene Mullins, Jerry Norman, Ruby Norquist, Walter O'Connor, Pat Olson, Karen Oster, Pete Parmelee, Patricia Paul, James Perry, Peggy Piwoni, Jeanette Purvis, Jeanette