Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)
- Class of 1953
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The first school in our system was the Alder Street School shown in the above picture. VVe are not certain of the exact year in which it was built but the picture was taken in 1880. It was a small wooden frame building with very few rooms. The building without walls to the left, was used as a playshed. Today Centralia has one of the most mod- ern schools in the state. It is the new NVashing- ton School located on South Field Street. It has large well lighted classrooms which are central- ly heated. One of the most prominant features of the school is the gymnasium which is used for everything from P.E. classes to square dances. Besides the Wlashington School we now have seven other grade schools, a high school and the Hrst Junior College in the state. Transportation for getting to and from school has also been greatly changed. In the Old days the students had to furnish their own transpora tation. This meant they either had to walk or ride horses. Today we have school buses that pick up the students that live lar from school. Also many of the students have their own cars which they drive to school. Wie are very proud of our state and its schools and we hope they will continue to improve in the next one hundred years. Page 4 N-.4 6 r ..: MQQLM X 1 ll Pi :gif lim 5555555 f X -i3i't5+bf:fTg'Q3 WA 3 if Allow if tlve Cfrnirulia xclrool lmarzl. lfrom lefl tu right around flu' mblf- are Howard Brimer. Felix l7cl.yxlc, Board fcfretrzry lim: Cfolvlr. lVll114rice Rizlremleir and lroard prexidcnt Morrill lfolsom. Miyvirzg from flu' pictnrv is Cf. R. l.iml4'rrmm l'icmrcJ Jireflly alrow lt-fr is mpcrintemlcrzl Lllllllgllll liluum and riglvt ix av frftant fuperir1!ena'ent Cfliffural Norril. I liuilclillg thc' syslmn llmm lln' sing nclmol ol H380 Io lllt' c'lcvc11 mllfrcmls :mtl ll gmclcs ollcrccl Ioclzu lllls lrccn llu- lc .W ..., .l..l.4. I .L .I. 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Third Row, left lo right. are: Roy ffrigfand. Sparzisfv and ZWi1!f7enzalifr: Gwen Frame, Superintena'enV!'5 Sefretary: lark Frame. U. S. Hixtury and Government: Virtor Grief, Cffwnzixlry, 2 Page 6 l' lmrtl UI' Hyil 7 Kun. lffr to 1'1glJI. mv: lwmlmz ffmrzwlll. I1v7IKLfllfl7. lllllfllclllflil .mal rlzzmml: Rmllluy Cf1u1fcr. Il-IlxLflIKl7f lfcfazl Sulvv. l7n1nn1 Amd ffmlrlvg . - , V r - W ' J'f'z41J5rU,4?,'fw' fflamlvw lL,alHl7IIUHlI,. .Srlvrml lN'l4rw': liva H4Jll1:'1w4rk, ljflblllflf mul 5lmrt- frfwl fmmf. l 52 P r2qig3?4?1T liumml lfmuf, Ipfz to Hlulrf. arc: Huglv Kzulglcy. KljU'l4'llllllI't'I Norma lmufv. S4'L'ruluJ'y l,VlllL'lfhll'Y ufflfuj lfnlv Wlzlqulvofz. Biology: l,c0 lVlilmlo11fvki IDIl1'IHKQ. ffmlflv. null l'Vmlv1'11glmz Hixtory. . , llppw Ron. lvfz 10 rzglvl, JVC! Jlnlu lVl0utgun1cry. I,ll7fnlI'ldVIQ Ralplv g W lwil7l'l3. ll, S. 1-lixtory. Scfzior llfluflv una' ffmzvlvg Rmb Nlylvrv. livllglixlk fIL'I'l7IlU,L' George xlmp: HL llvlrzl Pulmml. lfnglivlv. y an mu 7 In lm-ull H no - annul I v ma zmatmu 1 3 'f Scfonrl row, left to ri,Lfl7f, ara: l-luxlfarcl' Roc, lllvyxlu and l imal Xlirl' R f Ml. 'I '-l lil- ' ICI -lg 'II ' . d 1 mid Sclvrupp. Biology and Ckmflv. Row. lcfl Io right. arc: lvlmgfm-1 Sielvcr. Sorzolugy and Girly , if , J ,QE .. i A sg, WH-WM. ,535 x 55238, 79- ,Sf lffgtwiz, f A V jim .4rl1fixer: Hcrlzdcvrz Sznitlv. Il.lljg'lIXl72 Doreen Softky. fllgelvm .mtl Senior Mfztlvg lfflwl 'l.l'JO!71t1f, Algelvm and Gennletry. ' . , . , H .f f TL'ffiQi3V?f35' Button: Row. left lo right. mv: klva Tlmrton. MdfI7CIIldfll',Y and ling! .. livlv: liditlv Vc1l1!IL'VI!71H'g,7. Art ana' Crafty Steward Wfxt. Band and ::.'Q35fw5?,?5' . . . -'mr -.-- N32 -' igfgbgf VT Clww: Owen Vlfzfkv. Speccln mm' Dvluzte, jQ'EEgI N5'1'gfZ.T2f W ..,, M-f5l?'W'V'G-ww' ',:5 A ww-353225515 I - l 1 S ,414 G1-9 ,Psi-I Harald ffvlvrlew. lfrinfipal flu.. W ..-war my Ai-w 40' ' an Pam X T Cloiwiwss hzts hccn l7llSV this Veany :along with carry- Cl2lSSll12lUTS helort' lnirrying to roll room. 'I'his was 6 1 1 ing out its usuzil hnsinvss, scvtfnil othct' 1nztttt'1's wvrtr tnzitlt' possible hy Clongrvss. zitttintlccl to. XXX' now zittt-ntl .lnnior tlollc'g3,c' gznnCs :intl ont of Thisyt-ztrC,lo11g1'css i1n1n'oxt'tl at lot OliIlllIlg52ll'tJlll1ll town clztmns. upon tht' prcst'ntzttion ol .-X.S.l3. c':n'cls. school. lwo l.inc's wcre put' in to wplztcic tht' single' During thc titnc' lwtwccn Ort. 29 and Nov. l. the linc in tht' c'ztlctC1'i:1. lhc lincs now move at ll rztpitl lt'ziclc1's ol' our school wont to Svzlttlc to tncct tht' lctzid- pzicc than gives cx'c'1'ystt1tlci1t1i ciliznn-cr to cut with plcn- cts ol' other schools in Xvlwlllllgltlll. Shelly lgirrztlmcc, T ty ol' titnc to spznc. liznh morning stnclt-nts pztnstr to tztlk with thvii' lt'IHli'llIl1CCOIllilfl'i'Ill'lx. 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Pagv 9 T0m0rr0W'S Ski-no-sis-tak l Ihu liuys fillllb consists ul ztll hrmys in C.t?11trztlizt Hiffh Scliool. lht' orwxtm- D 21 lution l-lllli'llOl1S umlc-r thc lc:tclci'sl1ip ol boys. with ztclvtscig :tml it hzts :ts tlS mztiu cmlmivcetivt' to prmnotc hcttvr tltiifi cation zmcl c'o-opciuttimi Zlllltjllg thc hors. in hotl Soi nt- ol' thc ztftivities spollsorc-tl l thc Clllll in thc pi. 1 'ti ' ' ' K ISI tic tha htxilclmg ol X 1 sports :mtl in school ztcttritics. tht' lJic'wlt' rztfk, lllU'2lIIIlllW2ll sports. tht CIlllJlOylllL'llI SC'l'Yll'C, I tml tht school hm patrol. Th t'YCl'Y ey lizivc thcfir zmtluztl turkey shoot x'c'tr 1 . For thc' first timc this ycztr they limi st ll ctlsliions to thc stztrtctl selling 'gr' . 'z e .' ' . patrons ol thc- lnztskctlmatll :tml lootlmll QQUIICS 'lih ions during thc: HB lt-ztgtlc' totlrnatmm licrv. Cy also solcl ict' c'rt'ztm :tml rush Page 10 IIS Lower Pirturc. left to right. arc: Secrcfary-Treaxurer, Charley Slreel: Adviser 1Vlr. ffnglfzrzdg Vive Prexia'er1l. Cary Lee: Prevideul, Daw Drmrmi. my jdllllfrl' and funk, Vw ffirfx luzwfuzff zmmf HfKQl7Pll747VIL'lN... N YIHHKMV H1ILfl7f!'y KCWVHVYIX. ffm' nnrrunzgg uffcr, 50 nfviffw 1x Ifw gfrf? 4' lnugfvl mv fran tn ymfvf. pf -au- Pugf N11 Ala nmvlcr. 'ffm' fqizfzffvx 111 ffruzr Sllfltldy fv Sfuflf uztrlv fum 311, Um Ycff Muff wn1unzfu'r. lwmifyfz. I dirllft :lu H47fl iH'. Klfrf! fmfc jlhllllly Winyan and Wieaua Hold Their ,ounsel The graduating class ol' 1953 was led by two girls. Annette Ross as Valedic- torian with a grade average ol' 3.97. Pat Edwards with an average of got run- ner up honors and became Salutatorian. This year Miss Myhre was Chosen as adviser for Toreh Honor. Torch Honor is a elulr that any student with a grade over a B average can belong to. There are many privileges granted to Torch Honor members, such as they have an as- v sembly every year to present to the school and they enjoy their ice cream feeds every quarter. There were twenty students on the Senior Honor roll. To be on the Senior Honor Roll you must have a grade average of over 3.00. The students on the Senior Honor Roll are as follows: Annette Ross-3.97, Pat Edwards-3.88, Mary Padham-3.70, Carol Day-3.68, Charles Street-3.63, Marlene Peterson-3.70, Shirley Harris-3.60, Eleanor Creenef3.5l, Faye Palmer-3.50, Dolly Dunlap- 3.47, Alice Saller-3.40, Janet Fagerness-3.35. Zelma Knapp-3.35, Mickey XVil- liams-326, jim Fasano43.l8, -Ianiee Hafer-3.14, Beverly XVagner-3.1 l, Clara French-3.10, Luella Reiger-3.02, Patty Greenland-3.03. Page 12 The requirement for Torch Honor Club is f that a student must have a better than 3, aver- age for a period ot two semesters before they f M .. E xr ia. are eligible. Some of the activities for the honor stu- dents are: quarter party, Banquet for the sen- Q' ior members, and an annual picnic at the end of the year. The initiation night was held at Horst park at the beginning of the year. This was for in- stallation of new members and new officers. They were served a very enjoyable dinner. Af- ,.,........... ierwards they were entertained and had a mid- night snack whirh was a wienie roast and bev- erages. The quarter party was given to all honor toll students. The-v were served ice Cream and cookies. Afterwards they enjoyed delightful musical entertainment. The banquet was held in honor of the grad- uation seniors that are in Torch Honor Club. They were served a delicious Turkey dinner. Afterwards Dr, Starr, Dean of the C, spoke on The generation of today and to come, Sandy Hausmtiii sang some very delightful songs. The banquet was closed by a Clarinet trio. 'llrrch Horror---Botturrz Raw. left to right are: Billie Rohiiixtrrz, Sharla Teardale. Margie Hlurrzenthal, Kay Olsen. Sharon Moriohiirr. Cfltira French. Lila Hfiltox. Ellen Hupp, john Srharick. CUIIFFYI 174'- larry. Shirley Hers, lVlyrria Cary, and llfliri' llflyhre. Ron' two. left to right are: Shirley Harris. Zelrria Knapp, Dolly Dunlap. faiiel I agerl1er5, Mary Harris. Sandra Hauscmari, Marlerze Petersari. Ile- ltrrer Cook, Mtzrgi1rt't Wi1llat'e, Delores Breckel, Bonnie Crowe. Betty Knut, and ,Indy Burdick. Raw Three. left to right are: Sally Gerh- ke, Slraron Conipttm, Grace Snfarr. Gail Haleola. Francei ffihron, Ru- herta liaithfttl. Nancy Rite, Miiry Paa'ham, Faye Palmer. jim Todd, Dan Schmidt. Dorothy Ford. Verna Ruth, and Carol Slirrgerlantf. Bottom Rong left to right are: Carol Day, Alice Salzer, Annette Roar. Pat Edwarrlr. fariire Dicriearr, Keri Kerstetter, jerry Snfaruaii. ,lim Famrro, t,'lmr-ter Street, Leslie Altman, Howard Hnlhrvtrk, Gem Gideon. Dick Kiire, and Denriiv lVhitmari. Page 13 Gone fiffvinf Tabncco Road. I like il. Hi, IVOUH. Iyll never leflf.'f.'f.' Rueben the Wrestler Could this be yours ? Page 1 You muy! fvmff' been a beautifuf Imfzy Oh Happy Day. Tlvercfff be some rlraugcx made. Lovers. IfVfmI'5 the MCU fm? Side by yide. x M ' i I , W -2? mi' Li Vg? M iii! ffmwl. I 4fizl'u'f :fu H. X. Tfviv filth' piggy. 3 my nj ffvc fmwxf' U. Puvk .1 Hun, Ufv. you fvmllrfrjnf Jwflfx IU. fi ffulry Iixlblbf. U fnzlrfm nmtluz, Uuzfclf! ll. Tfn' 'l1l7lH4L1, rzllsfs Dcffgfvl. ll. Tfvllrxrfnjfvx Spcri II fmlv Ifnlwlvy fun lfu- lwinf' lf, 1,114-lqy U14 Sun. Pugm' 15 K wtf .F ASSKK? If' 5 NIUB OLD PON QLJKNNEHS arl Hurn 61' Don Barner Shelly Larabee French 3:3-L Qarl Qurn -2 E L Woods Blumenthal M CUT UP HIGH Klnnamon FLIRTS Kittie Teetep Blnmentha Mighty arriors Prepare for Life Anew As we look back to September Ii, 1949, when 193 of us started to school in our Freshman year, our memories recall the wonderful four years welve spent in C.H.S. XVe were delighted to attend our annual Frosh Gym Party, and we began leeling more at home. even though those upperclassmen seemed large and strange to us. In our Sophomore year we were very enthused over our annual Sophomore Carnival which was a very successful as well as loads of lun. Then we went further to have a Sophomore play called Ru- mors Y'Vanted which also was a big hit. Returning to school in our Junior year we felt more important and proud as now lower classes looked up to us. NVe went through this year accept- ing our responsibilities and making our lirst formal dance with the theme Showboat held in the cafe- teria. The Divine Flora was a comedy that ran two nights sending the audience out smiling with misty eyes. Then ever onward with the tide of progress we entered our Senior year. What a thrill it was! X'Vit11 great expectations we looked toward graduation and many of us counted the days when we'd be on our own. ln the meantime we all kept busy with various activities. Our Senior Play called The Night of .january 16 which was a court trial, kept us all thinking if the .jury was right in its verdict. And how could we forget our trip to Olympia! On February 19, 1953, three busses unloaded on the Capitol grounds and we headed lor the Legislature in action. NVe saw the House ol' Representatives and also the State Senate. XVe then went through the capitol and clear to the top ol' the dome. The winding stairs were thrilling and lots of lun. lt was from this trip that we were inspired to present our school with the llag of the State ol XVashington. May 1 ended the lormal dances, as we Seniors presented South Pacific. It was beautilully deco- rated with tropical scenes. XVeyerhaeuser Timber Co. invited us to spend a day in the logging camp. On May 7 we donned our jeans and jackets and learned some ways of the woods. School seemed to fade away as in no time at all our annual Senior Picnic appeared. Everyone had his own way on May 21, to Ollut Lake. A recrea- tion program was enjoyed by all. The Baccalaureate was upon us. 1Ve walked slowly down the aisle on Sunday night, May 24. 19555. Our last big experience happened on the night of May 28, 1953. Commencement ended as 130 Sen- iors received their diplomas. This was a sad happy ending to the Class ol' 1355. Page 17 WW ADAMS, MERLE ROOSEVELT-F.F.A. 12, 43, Sentinel 143, entered from Oregon City. ALMY, BETTY JO--Class Treasurer 133, Junior Play 133, Peppers 13, 43, Vice-president 133, South- west Music Meet 123, Mixed Chorus 123, Girls Glee 113, Girls Ensemble 11, 23, Tiger Twirlers 113. ALMY, DONNA JUNE-Senior Play 143, Peppers 13, 43, Boosters 143, Make-up 143, Southwest Music Meet 11-43, Mixed Chorus 12-43, Girls Glee 113. Girls Ensemble 113, Girls Nonette 143, Girl of the Month 143. ANDERSON, DELMAR THORN4S6rviCe Club 12, 33, Vice-president 123, Movie Club 12-43, Vice-presi- dent 143, Golf 12, 33, Chess Club 133, Masque and Gavel 143. ANDREWS, DUANE SHELDON-F.F.A. 11-43, Sentinel 113, vice-president 13, 43. AUMILLER, DELMARfService Club 123, Football 113, Boys Club 11-43. AUST, JEANNETTE LOUiSE-Senior Play 143, Band 11, 23, Southwest Washington Music Meets 11, 23, Pep Band, Student Teacher Forum 133. BAKER, BARBARA LILLIAN-Congress 113, Sen- ior play, Majorette 123, Flagtwirler 13, 43, Tiger Twirlers 11-43, Sec.-Treas. 133, Vice-president 143. BARN ER, DONALD RALPH---Football, Sophomore Carnival committee, Annual 13, 43, Bus. Manager 143. BIERWARD, FREDERICK R. -Smoker 123, An- nual 143, Boys Club 11-43. BLUMENTHAL, DALE LE ROY-Entered from Polson, Montana. Junion play, Mixed Chorus 13, 43, Boys Glee Club 12, 33, Basketball 12, 33, Track 123. BLUMENTHAL, ROMONA JOY-Junior Prom En- tertainment Chairman, Song Queen, Sr. 143, Junior play, Southwest Washington Music Meet 11, 23, Mixed Chorus 123, Girls Glee 113, Girls Enienlzle 113, Annual Editor 143. BLUMENTHAL, SHIRLEY JEAN-Mixed Chorus 123, Girls League 11-43. BOYD, GORDON MARION-Junior Class Vice- president, Boys C Club 13, 43, Football 133, Track 12-43, Tumbling Team 13, 43. BURR, WALTER STANLEYAM0vie Club 11-43, Boys Club 11-43. CANNELL, PATRICIA RUTH-Make-up Club 143, Band 123, German School Committee 133, Sopho- more Carnival Chairman. CARVER, BENNIE HERBERT-Senior Vice-presi- dent, Congress Rep. 13-43, Senior Play, Boys C Club 13, 43, Mixed Chorus 133, Football 11-33, Bas- ketball 113, Track 113, Annual Staff 143, CHAMBERLIN, LAWERANCE-Boys Club 11-43. CHASTAIN, SHIRLEY--Junior Play, Senior Play, Peppers 143 Treasurer, Boosters 143, Girls' C Club 143, Southwest Music Meets 113 Girls' Glee 113, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. COMPTON, SHARON-Torch Honor 143, Girls' C Club 143, Band 11, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 11, 2, 3, 43, M51- jorette 143, Sax Quartet 13, 43, Girls' League Secre- tary 143 Tri-State Conference 133 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. COTTEN, ESTHER-KELA Klub 13, 43, Southwest Music Meets 123 Mixed Chorus 12, 43, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. COFFIN, PAUL -Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. CUNNINGHAM, HAZELfEntered from Kalama 143, Girls' League 143. DAVIS, DELORES-Southwest Music Meets 12, H3 Mixed Chorus 123 Girls' Glee 113, Girls' League 1l, 2, 3, 43. DAVIS, PATRICIAfGirls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. DAY, CAROL----Congress 133, Junior Play, Senior Play, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Masque 81 Gavel 13, 43 Vice-President 133, KELA Klub ,2, 3, 43, Debate 13, 43, Executive Council 113, Sophomore Carnival Chairman, Chess Club 13, 43 Vice-President 143, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. DeSELLEM, JEANNE- -Entered from Olympia 143, Girls' League 143. DION, ROBERT-Track 113, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3,43. DODDS, JUDY4Tiger Twirlers 113, Executive Council 143, Flag Twirler 123, Maporette 13, 43, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. DUNCAN, DAVID-Congress 143, Southwest lXIu- cis Meets 11, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 43, Boys' C Club 12, 3, 43, Football 11, 3, 4, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Tiger Twirlers 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' Club Pres- ident 143 Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. DUNLAP DOLLY-Peppers 143, Torch I-lonor 12, 3, 43, Girls' C Club 143, Girls' Tennis Team 13, 43, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. EDDINS, JACQUELINEfKELA Klub 11, 2, 43, Southwest Music Meets 113 Mixed Chorus 123 Gfr's' Glee 113 Girls' Ensemble 113, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. EDWARDS, PATRICIAfCongress 11, 2, 43, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Peppers 13, 43, Poosters 13, 43, Masque 81 Gavel 13, 43 Secretary 133, Band 11, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 11, 2, 3, 43 Southwest Mus'c Meets 11, 3, 43 Soloist 11, 33, Executive Council 143, Junior Play Chairman, High School Leaders Conference 143 Tri-State Girls' League Conference 133, Girls' League President 143 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43, Ti- ger Twirlers 123, Salutatorian. EKO, SU E---Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. ELY, ERVlNfCongress 143, FFA 11, 2, 3, 43 Judg- ing Team 12, 3, 43, Boys' C Club 13, 43, Football 12, 3, 43, Track 123, Baseball 11, 33, Smoker 123, Tiger Twirlers 11, 23, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. FAGERNESS, JANET-Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Band 113, Southwest Music Meets 113, Tiger Twir- lers 11, 2, 33, German School Committee 123, Sopho- more Carnival Committee, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43, ft 3 x ' -' - ---- . -' 3 M gm' iv -,,2' :Q J 5:5 Q' mf f 5 '?! 'lr R Wm 'W-1 FASANO, JAMES- Congress 133, Torch Hozior 12, 3, 43 Vice-President 123, Movie Club Vice-Fresdent 143, Band 11, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 11, 2, 3, 43, South- west Music Meets 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' Club 11. 2, 3, 43. FINNI, SHIRLEY--Class Song Duchess 113, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. FORS, CHARLESfServlce Club 13, 43, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. FRENCH, CLARA-fClass Song Queen 11, 2, 33, ASB Song Duchess 143, Peppers 13, 43, Torch Honor 13, 43, Boosters 143, Girls' C Club 13, 43, Band 113, Tumbling Team 11, 2, 33, Junior Play, GIrls' League 11, 2, 3, 43, Queen of Hearts 143. GIBBS, CAROLfKELA Klub 11, 2, 3, 43, South- west Music Meets 123 Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 43, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. GESLER, DOUGLAS-Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. GILSON-CHARLES-Stage Crew 123, FFA 12, 3, 43 Judging Team, Boys' C Club 13, 43, Football 13, 43, Baseball 133, Smoker 133, Tiger Tw'rlers 12, 3, 43, Tumbling Team 13, 43, Boys' Club 12, 3, 43. GI LLELAN D, RU BYfJunior Play, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 133, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. GRAHAM, JANEfJunior Prom Chairman, Execu- tive Council 113, Senior Play, Boosters 11, 2, 3, 43 President 143, Make-up 143, Golf 113, Sophonore Carnival Chairman, Girls' State 133, Tiger Twirlers 113, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. GRAY, SHARON-Peppers 143, Torch Honor 133, pepper Tolo Chairman 143, Girls' C Club 143, Tumbling Team 123, Annual Staff 143, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. GREENE, ELEANOR4.1unior Prom Chairman, Pepper Tolo Chairman 133, Peppers 13, 43 Vice- President 133, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Boosters 12, 3, 43, Girls' C Club 13, 43, Tiger Twirlers 123, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. GREENLAND, PATRICIAfClass Treasurer 123, Senior Play, Peppers 13, 43, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, KELA Klub 13, 43 President 143, Movie Club 113, Southwest Music Meets 113 Girls' Glee 113 German School Committee 123, Chess Club 13, 43 Sec.-Treas. 143, Pepper Tolo Chairman 143, Girl of Month 143, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. HAFER, JANICEfJunior Prom Chairman, Pep- pers 13,43 Pepper Tolo Chairman 133 President 143. KELA Klub 13, 43, Band 11, 23 Clarinet Quartet 123 Pep Band 11, 23, Annual Staff 143, German School Committee 123, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43, Junior Play. HAN KE, MARLYNEfGiI'ls' C Club 143. Girls' League Assembly 133, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. HARRIS, SHIRLEY ---- -Junior Prom Chairman, Exec- utive Council 113, Congress 123, Junior Play, Sopho- more Play, Peppers 13, 43, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43 Secretary 123, Treasurer 133, Band 11, 23, South- west Music Meets 11, 23, Southwest Washington Conference 133, Girls' League Social Chairman 143 Girls' League Cabinet 143, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43, DAR Award 143, Girl of the Month 143. HESS, DELORESfGirls' Glee 113, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. HILL, BEULAH---Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. HOWARD, ENID-Congress 143, Girls' C Club 12, 3, 43, Make-up 143 Secretary, Southwest Music Meets 113, Girls' Glee 113, Girl of Month 143, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43, Princess of Hearts 143. my -Q' , Q-as .1 . 518' .. 13 Q .7 HOWARD, WILLIAMW -Boys' C Club 13, 43, Foot- ball 11, 2, 33, Basketball 11, 2, 33, Baseball 11, 2, 33, FFA 113, CRA 143, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. HURN, cAnL4Baseba11 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' '-C Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. KERSTETTER, MARLIN -Track 11, 23, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. KISER, FREDRIC--Track 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' C Club 13, 43. KITTLE, CHARLES--'Class President 123, Con- gress 123, Junior Play, FFA 113, Football 11, 2, 3, 43 Captain 143, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Track 123. Baseball 11, 2, 33, Smoker 123, Inspirational Award 143, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 4,3, Prince of Hearts 143. KINNAMAN, RICHARD--Baseball 113, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. KNAPP, WILLIAMfSenior Play, Movie Club 11, 2, 3, 43 President 143, Band 11, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 12, 43, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43, KNAPP, ZELMA-Junior Play, Torch Honor 13, 43. Interpretive Speech 13, 43, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. KNOWLES, JOYCEH-Southwest Music Meets 123, Mixed Chorus 123, Sophomore Carnival Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. KUPER, DAVID-Congress 133, Junior Play, FFA 12, 3, 43 Treasurer 133 President 143, Boosters 12, 33, Football 143, Baseball 113, FFA State Delegate 133 State Farmer Degree 133 Judging Team 12, 3, 43, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. LARABEE, SHELDON-ASB President 143, Con- gress 113, KELA Klub 13, 43, Service Club 12, 33 Treasurer 123, Boys' C Club 13, 43, Movie Club 12, 33, Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Track 12, 33, Golf 113, Tiger Twirlers 11, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 133, Masque 81 Gavel 143, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. LAYCOCK, LARRY-Congress 143, Senior Play, KELA Klub 11, 2, 3, 43, Service Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Mo- vie Club 11, 23, Band 113, Golf 13, 43, Debate 11, 2, 3, 43, Masque gl Gavel 12, 3, 43, Sports Announcer 12, 33, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. LETTAU, IRETHA-Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. LU FT, EVELYN-Southwest Music Meets 11, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 12, 33 Girls Glee 113, G'rls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. LYON, MARY CONNIEfPeppers 13, 43, Junior Play, Senior Play, KELA Klub 12, 3, 43, Boosters 11, 2, 3, 43, Southwest Music Meets 11, 2, 3, 43, Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 113 G'rls' En- semble 11, 23, Girls' League Representative 123 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. MALNERICH, DOROTHY-Congress 133, Junior Play, Senior Play, Girls' C Club 143, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. MARSHALL, ILA MAEfSenior Play, Junior Play Committee, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. McLAUGHLIN, EDWARD-Congress 123, Awards Committee Chairman 143, FFA 113, Track 123, CRA 143, Executive Council 143, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. IVIESSENGER, PHILLIP f-FFA 11, 2, 3, 43 Secre- tary 123 Judging Team 12, 3, 43, Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Track 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' C Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Pepper Player of Year 143, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. MESSENGER, PHILLIS-Columns 133 Assistant Business Manager 133, Girl of Month 143, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. MILL, SHIRLEY-Junior Play Committee, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43, MILLER, PAULfFFA 11, 2, 3, 43, Football 11, 23, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. MOCAN, MARVINfBoys' Club 12, 3, 43, Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 113, Track 113, Tumbling 133, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. MOHNEY, RUSSELL Class President 133 Class Vice-President 113, Junior Play, Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Baseball 133, Golf 133, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. uvuonms, ALBERT-FFA 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. MORRIS, JOHNfBOyS' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. MURRAY, MARVINfCongress 133, Junior Play, Senior Play, Sophomore Play, Service Club 123, Boosters 13, 43, Football 113, Baseball 113, Chess Club 133, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. NOTTER, LOURENCE-Entered from Olympia 123, FFA 11, 2, 3, 43 Reporter, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. OSTER, ALLENfBoys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. PADHAM, MARY-Executive Council 143, Congres: 143, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43 Vice-President 133, South- west Music Meets 133 Girls' Glee 113, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. l PALMER, FAYEfPeppers 13, 43, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Girls' C Club 13, 43 Vice-President 143, Girls' Tennis 13, 43, Girls' League Publicity Chair- man 143 Girls' League Conference 143 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. PENHALLEGON, SANDRAfSouthwest Washing- ton Conference 143, Boosters 143 Vice-President, Tiger Twirlers 113, Southwest Music Meets 113 Girls' Glee 113, Flag Twirler 123 Majorette 13, 43, Girls' League Treasurer 143 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. PERKINS, BYRON-Boys' HC Club 12, 3, 43, Foot- ball 11, 23, Track 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. PETERSON, MARLENE--Southwest Washington Conference 133, Class Secretary 113, Congress 123, Peppers 143, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43 Sec.-Treas. 143, Southwest Music Meets 113, Girls' Glee 113, Girls' League Cabinet 143 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 43. POMEROY, LARRY-Senior Play, Southwest Mu- sic Meets 12, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 43, CRA 143, Tennis 143, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 43. RICE, DONNA SUE-Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 43, Soph- omore Play, Girls' League 12, 3, 43. 0 -131 t eh , ummm, all' A 5 , gg. T 'MT RICHARDSON, MARILYN--Girls' League 11. 2, 3,41. RIEGER, LUELLA-Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 41. RISTUBEN, ARLEN- Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 41. ROGERS, MILDRETTA-Entered from Western Grove, Arkansas 141, Girls' League 141. ROSS, ANNETTE-Sophomore Play, Junior Play, Senior Play, Torch Honor 12, 3, 41 President 131. KELA Klub 12, 3, 41, Masque 81 Gavel 13, 41 Presi- dent 141, Southwest Mus'c Meets 111 Girls' Glee 111, Column News Editor 121, Executive Council 111, Chess Club 13, 41, Debate 13, 41, Glrls' League 11, 2, 3, 41, Valedictorian. SALZE R, ALICE-Senior Play Chairman, Torch Honor 12, 3, 41, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 41. SCHWIESOW, LOIS- Girls' C Club 13, 41, Make- up 141 President, Glrls' League 11, 2, 3, 41. SHANNON, MARYfEntered from Chehalis 131, Mixed Chorus 131, Girls' League 13, 41. SINGER, DEAN!Boys' C Club 12, 3, 41, Basket- ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys' League 11, 2, 3, 41. SLINGERLAND, CAROL-Torch Honor 141, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 41. SNYDER, DOROTHY -Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 41. SPURGEON, RAEf-ASB Treasurer 141, Junior Prom Chairman, Junior Play, KELA Klub 12, 41 Sec.-Treas. 121, Band 131, Southwest Music Meets 11, 2, 31 Mixed Chorus 12, 31 Girls' Glee 111, Girls' Ensemble 11, 2, 31, Girls' League Rep. 111 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 41, Tiger Twirlers 11, 21. STREET, CHARLESf-ASB Vice-President 131, Rules 8: Regulations 12, 41, Junior Play, Torch Honor 12, 3, 41 President 141, Service Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 111, Track 111, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Sec.-Treas. 141. SWAN, EMERYfEntered from Olympia 141, Boys' Club 141. SWENSON, ROBERT- Service Club 13, 41 Treas- urer 141, Band 11, 21, Chess Club 13, 41, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 41. TETTER, ROBERT---Boys' C Club 12, 3, 41, Foot- ball 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 111, Track 111, Baseball 12, 3, 41, Boys' Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Most Improved Football Player 141, King of Hearts 141. THERIAULT, ALICEfClass Secretary 141, Junior Play, Tiger Twirlers 111, Rules Sz Regulations 13, 41, Girls' League Rep. 131 Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 41, Football Queen 141, Princess of Hearts 141. TICKNOR, DOROTHY-Junior Play, KELA Klub 12, 3, 41, Boosters 141, Girls' League 11, 2, 3, 41. . t L....,,,.,N .Lx im.. M KW, 5 Q35 Nasir? . F. i f .-wmv TOBINSKI, MARY ANNfGirls' League 61, 2, 3, 43. TUNELL, ROBERT-Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WAGNER, BEVERLY-Junior Prom Chairman, Torch Honor 633, KELA Klub 62, 33, Boosters 643, Make-up 643 Vice-President, Golf 633, Girls' League Rep. 643, Tiger Twirlers 633, Girls' League 61, 2, 3, 43. WAGNER, SHIRLEEAJunior Prom Chairman, Class Secretary 633, Executive Council 62, 33, Boos- ters 61, 2, 3, 43 Sec.-Treas. 643, Girls' C Club 63, 43, Girls' League First Vice-President 643, Girls' League 61, 2, 3, 43, Tiger Twirlers 61, 23. WATSON, EVELYNfGirls' League 61, 2, 3, 43. WEIHER, SHIRLEY!Girls' Glee 613, Girls' League 61, 2, 3, 43. WESTERMAN, BURTON--eBar1d 61, 23, Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WETSCH, FRANCESfEntered from St. Leo's Girls' School, Tacoma 643, Girls' League 61, 2, 3, 43, WILLIAMS, BOBBY JEANAMake-up 643 Vice- President 643, Girls' League 61, 2, 3, 43. WILLIAMS, IVIE JEAN-Entered from Selah, Washington 643, Girls League 643. WILLIAMS, NYLES-Service Club 63, 43, CRA 643, Basketball 63, 43, Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WILSON, LE ROY-Junior Play, Baseball 633, CRA 643, Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WHITMAN, DAVID4Service Club 62, 3, 43 Secre- tary 633 President 643, Executive Council 643, CRA 643, Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WHITMAN, DENNISfTorch Honor 633, Service Club 62, 3, 43 Treasurer 643, Football Manager 643, Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WHITWORTH, NORMAN-Senior Play, Tennis 63, 43, CRA 643, Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WOFFORD, KEITHfJunior Play, Senior Play, Boys' C Club 643, Football 62, 3, 43, Boys' Club 61, 2, 3, 43. WOLFE, ELDONfEntered from Napa, California 643, Band 61, 2, 3 ,43, Mixed Choruh 61, 2, 3, 43, Boys' Club 643. ' 3- WOODS, PATRICIA Y Class ' Treasurer 643, Senior Play, Pep- -- 1-V,- .rql p ers 643, KELA Klub 62, 3, 43, Boosters 643, Band 613, South- West Music Meets 61, 23, Mixed . .52 Chorus 61, 23, Girls' Glee 613, A X Girls' League Musician 63, 43, fw A Girls' League 61, 2, 3, 43. YEAGER, B E TTY - Girls' League 61, 2, 3, 43. fi Y Pite-til-a-kum triving for Goal K.. ,s Gila 5 i x Tht- .Iunior Class had two outstanding at- tivitivs this year. lhe first being thc- .lunior Prom. This ycar's Prom theme- was Blunt Moon. Chairman lor this yt-ar's Prom was Gail Hcrclord and .lack Barner. lhe thc-mc was uniqucly carricd out with hluc lights. park hcnc-lics and trees. strctft lights, and a fish pond fonrplete with goldfish in thc urn- tcr ol' thc gym floor. XVC think excrryonc will Page agrvc' that this yc'ar's .lunior Prom was ont' ol tht' ht-st Proms in thC last lbw yvars. livcry- ont- who attended thc Prom will agrce that cwryollc was in a c'arClrcc mood, which rcally inadc thc -Iunior Prom a huge success. lhis ycar thc' tluniors have becn looking forward to tht-ir Senior ycar and graduation. Trying to culminatc our school carccr with a ycar bigger than this one' will be difficult. 25 Upper piL'L'IlI'Cn'l,l71V8Y ROW, lefz In right. are: Iflyie Brink. Dorotlw Brandt. Kallrleen Bennett, zwarjorie Blnnlenllml. Slnrley Boefk. ond Loix Baker, Sefond Ron: left to figlvf, are: Deloref Breckel. Tiana Belvrvzv. Don Aykilwook. l.arry Haflmzan. Leylie Altman. Heleii Bryxon. and Nanfy Barney. Upper Row. left Io rigki, are: Bolv Brenna. Don Allison, lark Brzrneg Gary Brinef, ferry Ainsworilv. and l3::a'dv,f Baker. liflioldle Pidure-l.fn1f'er ROW, lefl lu riglvf, are: Verjean Clmllender, Mrzrie Bn!- lerfield, l,m'y Clnzel, ,lnanita Carpenter. Barlrara Clmnzlverx. Clarene Coon. Sef- o-zd Row. left to rigluf. are: ,Indy Bnrdiek. Bonnie Crowe. fflnp Clmmplin. Francef lfniterfeld. Clvevter Cfwrington. Delorex Cook. and Noreen Coober. Upper Rona left to right are: Holi Clark, Ed Conzntti, ,lack Clmllender, Vernon Clmllrerg, Clvar- les Colegvove, Kyle Cafe. Rodney Cody. and Buddy Czinipfon. Lower Picture-I.onfer Row, left to riglvl, are: Virginia Gilson. Sally Gelvrke, Sally Dion, Donna lfyaiis. Dixie Lee Dur- gan. and Nornia Delanef. Second ROW. left lo riglrt. are: Allen Erickson. Dirk liaviy. 1X'eya Donn. Beverly Gee. Dorutlvy Ford, ferry Cladxon, and Alike Gilligan. 'flvird ROW. lef! lo rig'7t. are: Fred Galvi- rmzn, Glenn l ai:ex', Ron Dif.'3in5on. and Gene Gideon. 5 E 2 2 2 : E 3 ax 2 fi E 5 sf H 5 2 1 Page 26 gc 27 llpper Pirtme-Lorver Row, left tu riglvt. are: lwary Hayey, Paralee Ha ex. Gail Herriford, Iilllllft' Glandy. Carolyn Henxley, ana' Rutlv Hall. Row Two, left to right, c1Vl'I Ron Goins, Mazlrife Hanson. Maryfiriiit' Garden, Danna Gmin- ger. Helen Good. ,Iolvn Glanahville. and Dave Hawkins. Row Three, left to riglrl. are: HOWJYKII Halllrroolq. Bob l a'lr- urgilal, Don Gutsflvow. Garry Greene, foe Hayes. and Larry Hedgren. tWia'dle PlCl1l7E'fI,OWt?V Row. left to right, are: Dem-ra Hurn. Elxie Mae Hon'- arcl. Maryaiiiiz' Hopp. Marilyzz Hovda. Sana'ra Hozzxerrzari, and Ella Holmex. Row Two, left to riglvt. are: Plvyllis Knif- er. Gary Lee. Harold Knapp, ferry Kane, Dewaine Hodge, Riflmra' Kerxtetter. and' Vlfilrna Hicks. l,o'n'er l'itture4-Lower row, left to right, are: Virginia Loomis, Alice Oakley, Miirgaret Parrnelec, Betty Levine. Carol tVliller, and Charlotte Maririirzg. Row Tivo. left to riglvt. are: Adrienne lVlcCar- ter. Arafid I,C'lflYIt'. ,lim Lyon, ,lane Lyon, Anna Offer. Larry MrC,'oy. ana' jill May. Row Three. left to right, are: Larry Mizr- lqcr. fexsy Mef,'ref1rly. Gene Nelxon. Frank Nottcr, ,lark lVliller, and Riflmrd Miller. Upper Picture-Lower ROW. left to rzglrt, are: Bonnie Roxencranz, Betty Roof. Leona Reetor, Clara Rolrerts, Verna Rutlr. and janet Saclerider. Middle Row. left to riglrt, are: Rueben Otter, lolvn Penning- ton, Rosalie Pence, Geraldine Park, Rutlv Peterx, Oliver Rixtulven, and Clyde Paul- son. Back Row, left to right, are: Glenn Palme , David Rucker, Don Parxonf, and Dana Relrale. Middle Pieture-fLower Row. left to riglvt, are: Era Sandyig. Lorraine Street. Ma guerite Van Dyke. Darlene Selrultz. Joyce Tlvompmn. and Billie Severnx. Middle Row. left to riglrt, are: Margaret Wallace, Barbara Sandstrom. Alan Tlrorn- ton. Phillip Stolvr. Eugene Tlrorrlax. Sic- san Tlvorrzpxon, and Crit' Selriefellrein, Upper Row, left to right, are: Edward Sullivan, Don Shafer, Dan Schmidt. and jim Sandvig. Lower Picture-Lower row, left to riglvt, are: Barbara Williams. jane Wlvite. Lila Wilcox, Slrirley Wilson. Lila jean Wat- son. and Marjorie W'elv:ter. Middle row. left to right, are: Clrarlex Woody, Fred Wylarn, Larry Westendorf, Dirk Wil- liams, and ferry Wenger, Upper Ron . left to riglvt, are: Ronnie Wetxelv, Ed Weernf, Don Worrell, Eddie lflfatterson, and Fred Niclvolx. Page 28 Skool um-Tum-Tum to ho ,vw-.X - 'MO-'47 s is s E y yan-UM-y, 'W-M. Mun The Clams ol' '55 wats at y't'ry Slll'CkC5NilIi :incl Our class skating panty wats on Mztrflt IT. wcll spent y't'zn'. ilvill'l't' were tnztny' in attctnlztllct' and thc XVC hvgztn thc yt-an' with the znnnml Snph- lftm-sltitit-it wt-rtt invited. Ulll0l'fJ Clurniyztl, XX'ltcn it UJllll'S to yports our class was right Next in lint- ot L'lllL'lkl2lilllllt'HI unnt- our on toll. The Yznsity iootbztll tt-:nn was hol- Soplioinort' Dznlvc. XXX' fl'0XX'llCCl tht- King stun-cal hy' thc stipport ol' hlcrry' XVztlilo, XVCndcl :intl Qttt-tin ol' our flztss thztt Cy cning. 'Ihcy' Patlntcr. Alilll Sinus, lit1g,ct1cFry't1iicl later in tht- wcrei King-littgc-nc l ry', f3llCCllfEiiL'II Katy at-ztstnt fznnc ylitn Pcssctncir. littgttne Fry' was Hnpp, Prii1c'cssca-t-Xi'lc't1c- llohnyon atncl liillic ont- ol' tht- two hoys liroin Cctttrznlizt to get hon- Rohinson. l'1'int't'-'l'ohy'Tohinski. Otllilit'lllCl1Ii0ll0lllill'ixll-5I2ll'vliC2llll. Page 29 Nreat Promise Page 30 Upper Pzftme -Upper Row, left to riglvt. are: Larry Bloom, Hob Allison, RolJert Bennett. Stan Bloom, ferry Brooker, finz Baker, and jim Butkuy. Middle Row, left to riglvt. are: Anna llrfay Beers, janet Anderx, Betty Allen- cler, Ramona Bailey, Shirley Barrier, and Betty Benjamin. Lower Row, left to right, are: lVlyrna Carey, Arlene Carrington, Darlene Baker. Io Ayerr, foyce Berkman, and Barlrara Burton. twiddle Pletnre-Upper Row, left to riglrt. are: Darylee Cox. Neil Cureran, Richard Clwyd. Norman Davis. Paul Coffn. Don Cnznfield, ferry Clwistin, and Carol Cole. Middle Row, left to riglvf. are: Cfuleen Cntlip. A71dI'lO?I Da- viseonrt. Cfo'een Delaney. Laura Col- grmfe, Slnrlev ffly, feanette Dunfan, NHC! jdlliffx DlfllL'L1tI, Bottom Picture-Front Row, left to right, are: Viula lfairev, Mary Roxe Hanson. Nlary fa Gallagher, Gail Hakola, Lorraine llorrno, and Frances Gibson. Sefonzl Row, left to riglvt, are: Pat Glayd, Eugene Fasano, Lauri Gil- lela1m'. Ken Ginxman, Calvin Fade, Vernon Geist, anal Roberta Faitlvful. Thi:-d Row, left to riglvt, are: E. Hammonrl. jolvn Fasmzo, Lyle Flood, jim Hamilton, Eugene Fry, ana' Bill Gregor. Bark Raw, left to riglvf. are: Clarance Fadnexf. Clifford' Fry. and Cal Hmelett, Vpfur l'lctm'u l,on'er Kung fcfl to rigfvi. mn: Bcffy ffufy Crow, Indy fufm- mu, janet jofmmzz. 15,1671 Hupp. Xfvirfef lime. and Elm- Huffinger. Nliddlv Row. fwfr lu right, arc: Szgrid jufmmn, Arlene julmxafz, Barlnzm jLllIliXOIl. fanifc jmzcbirn. lizt l'laf1adf1y. 1Wm'y l.01l Huuwr. and Rmfnc' Ire. Vppm Row. lvfi tu rzgfvt, mu: lliffq Knrc. Bud Izadxorz. funzcv How- a.d, llmfa jeffrzw. Cffemz fuimua. Unfe living. and Ken Kurvtetter. fwidnllu P1fI1n'c-lmzvev' Kunz fvf! to rigfvl. ure: Lurfttu IVICINVIIIIQX. Sharon 114071- Lzglmn. Irene Ovtvr, Barfmm Ovlcr, Kay Olmu. ana' Arima Loy. Middff' Row. A-fr In right. arc: Rufverta 1VIifcl7uH, Ann Nznmrz. I.o:'cfuI 1WL1.1x'. Dimm 141110. Skir- lu' 11flau'f7aH. 1.1216 Lhztfverz. and Dun NIL'- Kzmzw. Tfvmf Row. lefl In right. are: 1505 Nt3!f07I. Cfmrfcf l.fZHgIOif, Dick Maki, N1-il Pafznef, Lurry l.cDm'. Bill Kfudf, fN'm'n1mz Nlorrix. and Bal: Loomis. I o14rt'u Kun. fefl to Hgfvt. are: Tommy 1Wc1'f7er- mu, Gene Rulwrmu. Don Nlglfterx. Lyle Ofmvtmzd. Daw 1Wm'rir, Hermmf fwxffer. NHL! -111,711 KUl771kL,. IAJIIFT Pzclwu -l.m1fer Run: fvf! to rigfvl. me: Lmicm Saeger. lfdltfv Sfmt. XIIH1 Kucfig. Hillif Rofvizzfon. jaflqiv Scott, and 10.111 Sffmufk, Ilfliddfc Kmv: Bobly' ICA-fum, Slvirfvy Prill, Pat Rivmrdu, Dur- lvnv RUXBHCVLIIIZ. fffmrloltc Sipcs. Nfary Iivflv Rt7A'4ll1dL'Y. Amd IXVJIICQ' Rica. Upper Rout 'lisa' Pc'IkHlX, l1'a'd1e Szamlfwvg. Nur- nmrz Sicnzerx. H'4'r1rfL1f I'a!n1cr. fin: Sines. jim l'ufxin1cr. Haw Smit. and limf l'v.'er- XUH. Page 31 Upper Pieture-Lower Row, left to right, are: Glenda Thomas, Grate Swan. Charlotte Teasdale, Hazel Spurling, Karen Thomas, and Verginia Smith. Row two, left to right, are: Dennis Stangler. Richard Stablein, Melvir1 Stonehoeker, Tommy Stangler, and Delhert Spencer. Row Three, left to right, are: Cliff Wahl, ferry Watilo, Gary Ward, Gerald Swan- son, Gary Swanson, and Bill Swenson. Middle Pictureflmwer Row, left to right. are: Betty Wirslzala, Iras WillJe1'. Kathleen Vlfilliarrzs. Marlerxe Thompson. Betty Ififolf, and Narzcy St, Martirz, Raw Two, left to right, are: Melvirl Young, jack Ydahl, Frank Tolrinslei, Myrle Woodward, and Don Tickner. Row Three, left to right, are: Earl Spenfer, Ted Semethers, Gayland Wilmofvski, and Bart Varner. Page 32 Ter-AS-Man n The lp arll Climb 5 M., wal Un SCIJICllllJl'l' 2. l952. 2-I5 ll'l'slllllc'll Ull- :lllll gm llfillllllllllxll. lL'l't'll lllc doors ol' fl.H.S. lllis Still' we llllYL' ll 5011 llzlll' owl' llUlli't'Kl lloll' lll'IlIl llll' Olll' ol lllc l1ll'gCSl lil'CSllIllllIl clzlssl-s we llzlxl' gl'Ul1IlllS 1ll'L' lllllllllkl llll- Nllllblbl Mill lqlll gill' llzlll. It is zllso llll' llll'gCNl llllSN ill slllool lllis llll' l'l'l'llil lo llll' ll'L'slIlIll'Il. lilll' Xlllsllilllgloll fblll. llisloil lllltl fll'll'Ill1lllUIl llnlssvs lllIXL' lllgllgl' Rzly Killllzlllloll was clvlll-ll lJl'CNllli'lll lo ol lllis. lczlcl lllc class ol' Tall ill lllcil' lilsl yvzllp ililll' llllhx llil5 stlllltllllllg llllll'l'l'lll lllis YCLII. llle l4I'CSlllllCll got oll lo Ll li2lSl Nfllll lllis llley llIlYQ' Wlllll is t'2lllL'1l ll A'l3l'1lill ll'llsl. YCZII' by SlJ0llS0l'lllg OHL' ol' llll' lilsl sock Clilllifs. 'lillis is Ll l'UllllllllICL' llllll is llllllllllllg, llllNN 'HH' ln Oftolmcl' tlll- ll'l'SllIll2lIl IJ2ll'IyM'llNl1C'lll ill llln' ivcts lol' IIUXI ftill. gym. This is wl1c'1'lA alll lll'CSlllIl4'll gc! lUgC'lllC'l Page 33 Upper Picture-Top Row, left to right are: Richard Alvord, John Brill, Robert Berry, jay Bloom, Marvin Blurnentlral, Tommy Adams. Second Row, left to riglrt are: Mike Brooks, Ronnie Bell, Blei, Barner, jack Bonagofski, Bob Aim , Iirnrrzv Black. Front Row, left to riglvi are: Warida Baily, Marilyn Baily, Ieanette Arrowsrnitlv, Lois Brandt, Margaret Bloom, Carol Bogen. Middle Picture-Top Row, left to riglv' are: Marlene Cumpton, David Gonzatti, Harry Brown, Ronald Chastain, Dick Clanlnlruc. Serond Row, left to right are: Fern Cunninglvam, Gary Brown, Willar'd Cody, Kenneth Dean, Gary Claallendew Joyce Bryant, Front ROW, left to right are: Ioflnn Collins, Maridale Bryson, Vir- ginia Davis, fanice Butler, Mary Clvown- ing, Yvonne Conrtz. Lower Picture-Top ROW, left to right are: Dale Flood, Victor Fasana. Rudy Gideon, Don Fowler, jimmy Ducett. Sec- ond Row, left to right are: Pat Good, Stan Gelrrke, Dovle Dorsey, folmny Aclqerson, Art Gee, Mary Folsom. Front Row, left to riglrt are: Nyla Erdman, fo Ann Goins, Jeanne Deweese, Carolee Dodds, Bonny Erwin, Clrristine Edmonds. l E 5 E i E i I Q E Page 34 Upper Pietnre4Upper Row, left tu right, are: Dan Havex, Boll Tuett, Iamex Groorne. Middle Row, left to right. are: Henry Haas, Larry Grolrs. Gary Herriford, Bob Hielex. Steve Hayex. Bottom Row, left to riglvt, are: jolvnny Green, Ioan Har- plvan, Shirley Gratton, Norma Hamil- ton. Carol Lee Hall, Sue Hedgren. Middle Picture-Upper Row, left to riglvt, are: Eddie Jolmsoiz, Forest Hi le yer, Dirk Inglvarn, Gereld Hoffnmn, Bill jolly. Middle Row, left 0 riglvt, are: ferry Julien, Budd f Huglrex, ,larnes Howard. Max Hinton, lay Hzipp, Bottom Row, left to riglrt. are: Joan Hutclvenx. Dixie jolrn- son, Deanna Hunnov, Betty jolrnsozi Bennie Hunter. Beverly jenxen, Lower Pictiireglfpper Row, left to riglrt. are: Robert Maitlarid, Fred Kuhn, Steve Lee, Ray Kinnamon, Midd.'e Row, left to right. are: Sharon Kearnf. Leroy Lilietk, Edwin Marslviill. Keitlr forgenxon, Tommy Kirkpatriek, Pat Kinnarnon. Lower Row, left to riglrf. are: Gloria Lewis. Cladine Lef- ter, l'Vilrna Luft. Karen Kepher. lane! lllartin. fanee Martiri. , - Page 35 Upper Picture-Lower ROW, left to riglvt are: Penepole Nugent, Vaunala Miller, Jeanne Oster, Edna Oster, San- cly Merricalz, and Joyce Norquirt. Middle Row, left to right, are: Danny Mohrlev. Larry Mattforz, jack McAl- lixter, Rufsell Notter, Artur Oster. aml Helen Millum. Upper Row, left to riglvt, are: Lex Reynoldxon, Steve Powell, Don Riclvardx, Clifford Paint- er, Ken Rudd, and Wlike Peterx, Middle Picture-Lower Row, left to riglvt, are:: Kay Rlryne, Lair Rory, Cur- al Pearson, Virginia Rieger, Tlvream Roberts. and Carol Root, tVlia'al.'e Row. left to riglvt, are, Slveilalr Payne, Ray Rolnnyon, jerry Rodriquef, famei Rupp. Rafky Pollard, anal Dick Par- wn. Upper Row, left to riglvt, arc: ferry Mclntire, Larry Milly, Ray Hfolfe, Bill Odell, Boll lVlrPl7erfon, Bill O'C0nner. and Bolw Mrlefzrr. Lozrer Picture-l.oWer Row. left to riglrt, are, Dun Saari, Vondean Staf- ford. Karen Sflvlamer, Sandra Sloni- ker, Genevieve Sipes, and Darlene Slvearer. Middle Row, left to right, are: Matt Spurgeon, Robert Sidwaxlei, Ron Selvmidt, Tom Soutlaard, and Harm Srlvolrnan. Upper Row, left to right, are: Ron Smith, fatli Rut- ledge, Mike Seyrnor. and Iesxe Stin- flwmlr, Page 37 Upper Pieture-l,0Wer Row. left to right, are: jarziee Wnodell, Pat Wilyorz, joyce Wells, Margie Williarrzx, Dorothy Zandeelei, ana' Erlene Wright. Row Two. left to riglrt. are: Barlrara Wise, Dreena Workman. Douglay Watliinx, Charles Irifitclvey. Louis Zandeeki, Ever- ett Wiemx, ana' Francis Wilnxoxlzy. Row Three, left to right, are: jim Wlvitmire, jerry Whipple, jirn White, jafk Rupp, Ron Wirlqlvala, and Harvey Williams. Lower Piet1tre4l,oWer Row. left to right, are: Carol Walvlx, Liluy Swanson, joanna Waggrrrrer, Clark Volk, Darlene Taylor, ana' Mary jane Tereslzi. Row Two. left to riglvt, are: Farna Stuelrf, Den Sludman, Neal Tlromaf, jerry Hfagner. Rolrert Tlwrnpson. Don Swanxon, and lfliza Tlwmpson. Row Tlrree, left to right. are: john Thompson. George Up- ton, Simon Street, and Don Watilo. lubs Give All a hanee to Lead GIRLS C CLUB The Cirls C Club is an honorary organi- zation. Any girl interested in sports may belong to the club. A plaque was given to the outstand- ing girl athlete in 1936. Tltere is no information on the origin ol the organization, SERVICE CLUB This club was organized in September, 1931, under the name Tiger Servicef' lt used to be called the Knights ol' the Maul. The purpose ol' the club is not to be policemen at the games, but to seat people in the grandstand, keep spec- tators oll' the playing lield, to meet the visiting teams, conduct rallies, and perform other ser- vices to the school. PEPPER CLUB The Pepper Club ol' CHS was organized in the year 1929, with a charter membership ol' twenty-live girls. X'Vith l,ouise NVood as presi- dent, the organization set out to accomplish its aimfschool spirit. BOOSTERS The Booster committee is composed ol ap- pointed members from each class. They were organized in 1939. They plan assemblies and programs using new ideas to create pep and spirit . t in the student body. MOVIE CLUB .Xs near as we can hnd this club was started in 1910. They perlorm one ol' the most impor- tant lunctions to add to the enjoyment ol school lile and edueation. During the rainy season they put on noon movies in the auditorium4then as now. KELA CLUB This elub was started in 1930 and was called Radio Club. lt was organized with the hope that its members would develop a uselul, instructive, as well as constructive hobby. Page 38 As the years went by and radio got more com- mon the club started putting on their own radio programs. This became the club's main purpose rather than learning about the radio. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was organized in 1951 by Miss Thomas because ol increased interest in the game among the students. The club mem- bers say the game is not hard to learnt but takes much practice to become good at it. CENTRALIA RETAILERS CLUB This organization is I10t only a club but a regular class in salesmanship. To be a member ol' the club you must have a job in a downtown store and work at least fifteen hours a week. The club was chartered by the national associa- tion in 1947. Its original name was Distributive Educational Organization. This year it was changed to Centralia Retailers Club. BOYS C CLUB As near as we can check on the Boys C Club it was organized in 1917. It is composed ol' the letter winners who have won a letter by turning out for a sport. They Hrst were known as XVearers ol' the C, The first letter wearers were: Don Bower Loren Stephens Russell Hodge Howard Barner Danial XVebster Norman Hall Coach Brown Floyd Doersch Fred Van Gilder Edward Hall Eastman Markell Ezra Crumb Aalph Ormsby Paul Spurgeon MAKE UP CORPS This organization was formed in 1937 under Miss Smith's supervision. They have had charge of the sehoolls major performances, the Senior Play, the klunior Play, and the Sophomore-Fresh- man Play. Although they aren't one of the organizations that are always in the limelight they make their subjects stand out. Clresx Clulr---Lower Row. left to riglrt, are: Nlargzret Boom. Carol Bo- gan, Verna Rutlr. and Patty Greenland. Row Two. left lo riglrt. are: An- nette Rom, f'arol Day. Dennis Wlvilmarz. and Gary Bfown. Row Tlrree. left lo riglvl, are: Larry Bloom, Bob Swenson, folvn Kolrnke, and David Whit- rrzan. Upper Row, left to riglrt, are: William Knapp, Mr. England, Adviser. Retail Sale: Club!-Lower Row. left to riglvt, are: Dennix VVl7i!man, Mar- j0'ie Sli1lY1d1'lL'L7. Marncy Wayerxlzi. and Bill Howard. Raw Two. left to right, arc: Bennie Carver, Arlin Rixtolren, Edward MrLauglrlir1, and Leroy Hfilson. Row Tlvree, left to riglvt, are: Larry Pomeroy, Norman Wlritwortlv, Nyles Willidftlf. and David Wlvitrnarz. Upper Row, left to riglvt. are: Larry Clrarnlverlain, and Mr. Grover, Adviser. Make-Llp Corpx Club--Lower Row. left to right: Pat Carmel. Enid Howard, and Donna Almy. Row Two, left to riglvt, are: Nancy Rice, Morma Delanen, and Barbara jamiexon. Row Tlrree, left to riglrt, are: Mar- garet Wallame, Bolrlry jean Vlfilliarrrx, and Jane Gralrarn. Upper Row, left to riglvt. are: Beverly Wagrler. Noreen Copper, Editlr Vandenberg. Advier. Page 39 Girls 'C' Club-Lower Row, left to right, are Carolyn Hensley. Clara French, Sharon Gray lllarjorie Blumentlval, and Sally Gelrrlze. R01 Two. left to right, are: Enid Howard, Rutlr Hall Slraron Compton. Betty Levine, Billie Severens and Margaret Wallace. ROW Tlvree, left ti riglrt, are: Slvirley Wagrier, Dolly Dunlap, Jud' Burdick, Wilrrza Hicks, and Sally Dion. Uppe Row, left to right, are: Faye Palmer, Mary Ani Gordon, Shirley Clvastain, Virginia Gilson, Nan cy Barney, and Mixs Dallas, Adviser. Movie Club-Lower Row, left to right, are jack Udabl. Mel Stonelvocker, Betty Levine, Viz ginia Srnitlr. Richard Stalrlein. and Arvid Levin: Row Two. left to right, are: ferry julian, ferr Plflripble, Bolr MCPDET5071, William Knapp, De lrert Soencer. Neil Corcoran, aria' Neil Tlroma. Row Three, left to right, are: Vic Fasano, De. mar Anderson, Bill Huitt. Eugene Robersor Dick Kure. and Ron Clraxtain. Upper Ron left to right. are: Walter Burr, ,lim Fasano, Tor MCPl767'5011, Gaylanal Wilamov5ki, Dick Cloyc and Mr. Howard, Advifer. l'eeper'54Lonfer Rong left to riglrt. are: Clara liranclr. Hillie Ser- Bonnie Crowe, Marlerze Peterson. Margorie lrVeb5ter. and Nancy ernx, Betty Io Alnzy. Donna june Alrny. Patty Greenland, and Slraron Barnef. Upper Row, left to riglrt, are: Slrirley Clraxtain, Faye Pal- Gray. Second' Row. left to riglrt, are: fanice Hafer. Dolly Dunlap, rner, Mary Connie Lyon, Kutlr Hall, Delorey Breckel, and Mary Wlargaret lllfallace Pat lfV0oo'5, lflrarlotte lVIanning. ann' Sandra Hour Hayef, rnarz. Tlrircl Row. left to riglvt. are: Pat Edwardr, Shirley Harris, Page 40 ff M iff-A fly if F ' Eg E1 K f1-. jk QQ? ik- n ' S J' 2 K f' W, ,x V , 4 Ev! H J 1 SJ D o f f M M7 X mf!! g ,WW LV 4,,u 1 G Q i' y u we f 2 X D J f f Q , ' N ll 'xx Qxgx M M + W J 1 If Y' 'X g, X 1 Q I 95 X5 QS 0 1 N FX S f Q9 I Q XS X w a O' ' 5 E, f X 1 0 fr . 5 XX X U J X , 3 V C59 ff' 18 M 'Q ff' RK KA ,,..p C92 g lf-113 4 Qi Q 3 li wif Nh 'Q f , r .ss fd 414 Mp, ., M 3 'PK , f x f' X ,Q . , Q 657m X , Qwf D wg 7111 lioy'x fflrilrf -l.ulver Row. left tv riglrt, ure: twtrrriu tllnciur. Cflruelq Kizrle. ffurl Hum. Plrillip twevveriger. Ben f,'ur1'er, aria' fflriiek Kittle. Ron Tim, left to riglrt. tire: Bula Teter, Dun Purmrzs. lfrecl Kner. Gary lirirres. Run Mirlrrley, and lfrvin lily. How Tlrree. left to riglrt. ure: Wirrrpy Pal- mer, Slreldmr l.amln'e. Gary Lee. Bill Hmr'ara'. mul llmfe Kupur. l'pper Row. left to riglrt. are: ffurclon Boyd. Rulven Offer, frm Smes. Gene lianrrro. fue Hayes, and Mr. Rowvwell, Service Club-Lower Row, left to riglrt. are: Don Gutsclrow. Don Slmfer. Lyle Olrristead. Dennis Iflflritrritzri. Phillip Stolvr. Dun Mtzxters. and Larry Mef,irry. Row Two. left to riglvt. are: Stan Bloom, Bill Swenxori, Delmar Ariderxon, Larry Layeoele. Dan Selvrriirlt mia' Arvid Levine. Row Three. left to riglrt. are: Bill Gregnr, Bud- dy Street. james Faxano. Bolr Snferiforz. Kiclrard Kerxtetter. Fred Gelrrnmrz. ana' Dave I'Vl7itrrzan. Upper Row. left to right, are: Charley Furs, Eu- gene Rolrerxon. Nyley Williurrzy. ana' Leo Milarz- owxki. liumter Cflrilr -l.mrt-r Ifmi. tt-fr tu riglrl, ure: flrrul Bogen. liillie Herrifcrrzl. fum' Gralmni. ltorotlry Tiekrrfrr. Smitlrtz ltcnhtrtlegmi. mid' wrm. Strmlm Humrrimi. Chnl Her'refm'4l, fully lfly. Mtzryurze lilmri- .Nlrirley Cflmvttxin. Upper Row. left tu riglvt. tire: Holr Lamrriv. Ciar- eritlml. and Cfltrm lirerielv. Rtrnf Turn. left tu r1glrt.t1re: lfmnk 'l'0twr- irlyn Herivley. Stun Gelrrlqe, Mary Lymiy. Beverly l'Vugner. lwarvirl x i. Ilrt l:'tr'1vt1rrls. Riitlr Hall. Sally ffelrrke. fflrarlotte Mixrinirrg. Slrri- llflrirrtzy. and lWr. Cfrarriptmz. lee lV.1gner'. mm' Ilmrrm Alniy. Roni' 'lvlrrent left to riglvt. are: ffirry Page 41 aw KING have 1 irish Tmbinfki S ,...+ V wh.. lilyfnf -W 1. 4lr.5: QETQ Jeffay Far light W Jackass Harj Elufemthfl ummm? Q Ms T L, , ifdgt Melt M muchess Tim Clara Wrench H Right - Jukw Ywb laomis Eelww - Queen Charlcite banning 5 MW ka A n .over Loft - Majoretto SANDRA P fewer Center - Hajorotto JUDY DGDDS Amr Right - Mnjoretta CAROL HILLM Upper Loft - Flag Tuirler BARBARA mm Center - Drum lhjoratto SHARON COMPTON Upper Right. - Flag Twirler IDIS BARR arriors Present amook-Hee-Hee li - I :ii gi 23 5 5 This year the Junior Class has presented many, many ways of entertainment for the people. One this year was the junior Class play. The title of the play was Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. The two leading roles were portrayed hy two girls. Cornelia Skinner 1-Iudy Burdickl, high society girl, and Emily Kimbrough lDonna Evansl, a girl who is always happy go lucky. The story takes place about the year of 1923 on an ocean liner. It is a story of two girls away from home on their way to Paris. The play was a very big success. Page 45 The cast of the play as they appeared was: Steward, Arvicl l.evineg lVlrs. Skinner, Cris Schiefellneinz Cor- nelia Otis Skinner, Judy Burdirkg Otis Skinner, Jack Haiwieri Emily Kimbrough, Donna Evans: Purser, Alan Ericksong Stew- ardess, Dolores Cook: Dick Wfinters, Dick Xvilliainsg Admiral. Chuck Woodsg Harriet St. jolm, jane Lyon: Wiiiifred Blough. Noreen Cooperg Leo lVlcEvoy, Les Altman: lnwpector, Betty Rootg Thirese, Lorraine Streetg Nlaclam Elise, Sally Gehrkeg Monsieur De La Cacoix, Chip Chaplin: Wiiidow Cleaner, jerry Wenger. ight Of Januar 16', Given B eniors 'twhat a night it wasln The action of the play tool: place in the Superior Court of New York City under the direction of Mr. Rodney Gruver. Karen Andre fAnnette Rossj is being tried for the murder of Mr. Faulkner by the District Attorney lLarry Laycoclcj, who brings out many clues to the crime. Defense Attorney lMarvin Murrayj however, pleads her innozence and shows the jury where it is sui- cide on the part of Nancy Lee Faullcnerls lCarol Day'sl husband. The jury, chosen from the audience, decided her fate after hearing the facts of the case. The cast had an ending for either guilty or not guilty as the climax depended upon the jury. The verdict, not guilty, was very displeasing to Nancy as she thought Karen Andre should be sentenced or imprisoned for her husband,s death. Magno Svenson Uane Grahamj, added humor to the drama as she played the part of the dignified Scandinavian woman. Mrs. john Hutchins fDonna Almyj played the part of a Ne- gro woman who just happened to see the crime after it was com- mitted and also a stranger leaves the building. Page 46 As an early arriving student was walking by the C.H.S. annex, he was startled to hear a loud explosion and see windows break out and fall to the ground. The lire started at 8:09 in the Home lic. sewing room. It spread to the agriculture room, a portion ol' the at- tic and a part ol' the manual training shop. Assistant fire-chiel' Frank Bras said at the moment he estimated the damage at 1i5l5,00ll, adding it may go higher. Mr. Bras explained the blaze was caused by spontaneous combustion in a sewing room cupboard. The fire was extinguished in the hrst lloor rooms by 8:45 but by then the Fire had spread to the attic' above the sewing room. Offices in tl1e upper rooms were intact, only watery and smoky. The art room, band room, and outer shop rooms were spared, but it will take a long time to restore the damaged rooms to make them suitable lor class rooms. At printing time the school board had IIOI made its decision as to what would be done in the building. Page 47 Faye Palmer. Wlvo,s Sweater? Arm Nyrnan. A Wild party I like it. What a baby. Goo goo. Ring around t Legs? he rosy. Bubblex are fluing. Uxe your own idear. Statue. Wlvatjs so funny? Pretty Kitty. Shy? Wl7o,5 tlrat? Careful, y0u'll fall. lf! going to melt. Page 48 Studiouf. Two heads better than one Tlmfs a yell queen? Sun bathing in jeans? Now girly! Sleepy time gal. Our gal Char? Wlrat a babe? Party time? T-fe-vm-' :spwnmm was .. ,Jw 2 ls, 5 15 Q25 N A Wghsav.. Home Town fVlmAa'i Shaolin' thc lfnflf Vlffml a Rackctf My foofy culdf far, far away! Grab a fork und pro frlrunf left your5cff.' l'Vc'vc been invazfclll' Hffvrlopff Harcfual galf Paopcd'.' Spfud' 1 iE7Il1'Q, Konzw una' julivl? 'l'wo of a kind! Page EUC. a snalieq' The Hula. C,H.S, Atyfc. Town Ornamenl, Corn 5L1IM't'ZiPl'X .vlmtvrf ffm c,yl'7I'iVflIld5 Spirif. The Yell Duke. CHS Annual Class Goes Native Page 50 The l953 Skookum VVa YVa came in this year with only l'our experienced members. The first portion ol' the year was devoted to practice mounting pictures. The stall' used old photographs to mount on cardboard and trim lor practice before starting on the pages ol this annual. This year there were twenty people on the stall at the start ol' the year, which is an improve- ment ol' about ten over the start ol' last year. The annual staff heads in- clude as editor, Ramona Blum- enthal: assistant editor, Char- lotte Manning, business man- ager, Don Barnerg art editor, D w a i n l-lodge, photographer, Russ Mohneyg and exchange ed- itor, Wlilma Hicks. .-Xlso included on the stall are: lfred liierward, Barbara Burton, Bennie Carver, Verjean Challen- der, Charles Fors, Sharon Gray, Don Gutschow, ilanice Hater, Maurice Hanson, Alice Oakley, Darlene Schlutz, Eugene Thom- as, and tloyce Thompson. Left to right: Dewain Hodge, Art Edi- tor, Ramona Blumenthal, Editor, Charlotte lldanning, Asslt Editor. - Top Row, left to right: Donald Barner, Business Mgr., Russell Mohrzey, Photo- grapher. Front Row, left to right: Wilma Hicks, Eugene Thomas, Charles Furs, Benny Carver, Ianice Hafer, Alice Oak- ley, Sharon Gray, and Barbara Burton. Back Row, left to right: Maurice Hansorl, Donald Gutschow, Darlene Schultz, force Thompson, Verjean Challender, and Fred Bierward. Daily P0w-W0 Turn ut H -As Pa-p 'lhc cil'llll'1lll1l Clullunm Stull priliu-cl lhcii- llglllllli li'i-wuckly pain-1' this yawn. doing an lim' lolz. lhc ll1'XX'hlJl'llll sm- wus iiici'czisc'cl. :is was thc stall, Clzirul Millcr amd ilucly llurclick wma' lhc- co-eclilurs. llczuling thc' llusiiicss slzxll' was Dick Xvlllllllllx with lflsin- Hml'zii'1l :is his Zlsxislillll, lhc Spuru liclilm' was tlzirk fill1lllL'IlLlCl' with Virginian Lmmiis as lixcliamgc liclilmp lwlll'l'l' wvrc I8 ollivi' lllL'lIllJL'l'S ol this Slllll lC'1ll'l1lIlg l'L'IJOI'llllg :mil zichcrtisiiig. The IJZIIJCI' c'm'ci'c-nl sports vu-ills, muizil zin- ,., af.: livilies lulcl ol' cx-grziclliznu-5 :incl Ihvii' Iliflblllll' ll5lllllClllS :md IIIZIIIX' ullici' ziiitirln-s ol iIlIUl't'sl lo students. llll'llIlll'il in Ihr ZlllX'l'l'llSillg slzill wn'l'Q: Alziiicl .xIlllCl'5, Nc-xan llorii. llclcyu Cloud. Gail llviiri- lorcl. Uwaiiii lluclgv. Klum- Lyon. llznlxirzl Szinclh SIIUIII, liugcm' 'lilicmiiizm :incl l.il1l Alc-:ui XVLIISOII. XVri1c-ix worn-1 Chip Cllizmipliii, Virginia Gill son. .loan Sclizulck. 131111 Sclimicll. Don Slllllfl. llz1l1n'lXl1llc'.zlIiclNllc'kc'i'lX1lli1liiIs. Top, Iefz to riglvlf Beverly Gaz, jack fffmlleudev, Judy Bur- difk, Dick llfillimns fflmidingl. Elsie M116 Howard, and Vir- ginia Loomiv. Hutton!--Seizlud, lefl to rzghl: Dun Shafer, jane llffiite, Neva llurzz. 'lam' lyuzil, and Blzrlmm Sizndsrmni. Raw Two, lefl Io right: ,loan Sffmzzck, Dcimhi Hodge, 1.1141 jean lf'Vatsof1. ,Drill Sflmzidt. janv! Arzzferg. Harry Cflmmpliu. and Gail Hcrriford. flfixvirzg wfvcfz piclure wav mfqcug Virginia Uilxon. Carol Mil- lcr, llfifkey lllllllzllllf, Hvfyrz ffoozf, Dcxmin Hodge, and lfu- gfllf Y-ififolflcll. 'M' wp- . ni QQ' .uw Page 51 ' Music To Please the Gods SENIOR IfNSlflWBLE-left to riglvt: Donna ,lune Almy. Diana Belvrnf. Nancy Rife. Beverly Gee. Sandra Homrnan. and Mary Padlmnl. lfNSl:'lVIBLlf--left to rigl7t:Helyn ll4yldV7l. Wlary Iletlv Rofantler, Roxalie Pence. Ann Nyrnan. Lorelie twaan. Pat Hollaalay. twary ,lo Gallagt-r. Carol Cfonvix. lfllen Kay Hupp. twargaret Parmalee. and lvonzleen Stafford. W me ' 4 I Q .ian C' r E On tlve left ix tlre Clvoir. Tlvey are: Lower Row. left to riglrt: Marjorie Blurnentlval. jaeque lfalalins, Katlvie Bennett, anal Leona Rector, Kon Two. left to right: Lila jean Vlfatson. Estlrer Cotten. Slvarla Teasdale. ana' tlrlary jo Gallaglrer. lion Tlvree. left to riglvt: Deloref Coolq. jane Gralvarn. Donna Almy. and Ellen Hztpp. Ron Four. left to right: Lila Fiyeus. Franeex ffilrson, Jeannette Dunean. ana' Dorothy Snyder. Row Fife. left to right: liarlrara Clvarnlrerx, Diania Belzrnx. Lorelie Maa,v, anzl Arlene Carrington, Row Six. left to riglrt: Nornxa Delaney, Karen Tlvonzaf. and Laretta Seager. Ron' Seven. left to riglvt: Glenda Tlvorrzax. Ann f 3 Q . W E . Q K ri , . 5 5 5 ff f T 5' ti H if Nyman. janet Savkrider. ana' Mary Roxander. Row Eiglrt, left to right: Nancy Kiee, Noreen Cooper, Delores Brerkelfi and Rosalie Pence. Row Nine. left to riglvt: Beverly Gee. Mary Connie Lyon. Harold' fantz, and Gary Cooper. Row Ten, left to right: Dave Duncan, Dick Davif. and Eugene Thomas. Row Eleven, left to riglrt: Larry Von. Clnzelz VVooz1'x. Danny Molrrzey, and Matt Spurgeon. Row Twelve, left to right: Slrel- don Laralvee. Maurice Hanson, Rodney Fody. and Dale Blum- entlval. Row Tlvirteen. left to riglvt: Carl Hurn, Eldon Wolfe. ferry Clvriytian. Don Parxonf. and Rielraral Miller. Page 53 51111111 right, Dmfn' Difk Tum 1u1,, Roni. 1111 11, arc: B i l l y Rlmct. 1lfI111'1'i1. fzm 1 111'111111, Kara, Eldon llfolfv, MCI7l76f.Y01I, S 1 111 0 ll Shout. Gary B1'o11f'11. Chip fff111nzpl111, lflfilliam Knapp. R011 Smzlfv. lf'Vi11zpy P11l111c1'. dll!! KCIIIIQ' GTCJIUX. SECUHII 111111. lvfl lo rigfvl, are: Ger- 11la'i11c Parks. 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UL .11 tfvvm ffmrlxf xr wnmr rfmx fmwirfruf zu .ufmzz f7L'L'L'I1'I7 I1'fv.uf.1! .mfuf zmzw? dHl77lt'VlYl.Q nu! .I fllffu. 2 imwmfy ' iiffwi I A -f S 23N 9 ,Qi Q 5 f V517 Qgjfgx Z 3 NV? fi 1 .1 Q ,X ,jf J f n! az f A Q M M K V Vfrmi f x f fl f ?f1fPf X , f L rj-f -KLQF A NX :ff 13 WLM: if MQW , ' X ' fifffi ffqfw ff fix .I Q ff' V Sk J7'5.h X. VT? mv mmm,- - Q gym' 1. M 'W mini' ' 35, V ww A . is ,gli n 5 i -gl HQ if 3 W 4- Zim. KITTEN FOOTBALL-Front Row, left lo right: Edward Oster, Ted Smetlvers, Gary Scott. Back Row, left to right: Ron Dickenson Noonan Davix, Lex Altman, Bob Loomis, jolvn Glanville, Frank john Workman, Dick Cloyd, Eugene Fasano, Charles Langlois, jerry Notter, Robert Bennett. Second Row, left to right: Gerald Swanwrz, Eugene Roberson, I. E. Hammond, Howard Holbrook, Earl Spencer, A tteberrgv. Kittens Supply Reserve Strength l The Kittens not only had an excellent team in itself, but provided much needed reserves for the varsity. X'Vorking from the 'I' lormation their backfield had almost everything you could ask lor. In the speed department they had Robert Bennett, Bob Loomis, and John Glanville. These boys were al- ways good lor long gains on the ground. In the air department they had the strong and very accurate arm ol Jim Pessimier. In fact he con- nected lor over 20 passes in one game and found himsell' on the varsity roster for the rest of the sea- son. In the line Ron Dickinson did an excellent job ol catching those Pessemier passes. E, Hammond and Howard Holsebrook did a Fine job ol opening those much needed holes in the lines. ln the delense department Chuck Langlois was a pillar of strength. It was rumored that he made one of the most viscous tackles made all year. In view ol' all this it seems to most ol' us that Centralia should have a very good ball team next year if the boys keep up at the pace they had this year. The new coach is looking forward to a lot from these Sophomores next year. There are a large number that are expected to lill some varsity holes. Page 60 'mm WW - -.W.m,.,,.... X 5 Lower Row, left lo iigfvt: Bolt Berry, Dan Mof7r1ey. famex HoWaf'd, and Mazzaget' Sieve Hay'es. Row Three, left to right: Rudy Gideon Eddie Hoyt. Blair Barrier, M1,Qe Seymour. Dan Swanson, and Buck Mall Spurgeon, Bobby Mufarl, Dick lngerlmrn, Robert Thompson Gelvrke. Row Two, left to rigfvt: Sieve Powell. Lex Renrtldron, Steve Lee. Runala' Chastain. jerry juilian, Roller! Tlrompson. Bust Saztary. George Upton. and Coach Mickey Naislv. Yello TJ aeke S .Xlthough a losing team the Clentralia Iunior lligh had many Ieatures. The boys all worked hard, played clean, aggressive hall and had lint spirit all through the season, Many ol the players will see action on the var- sity Sqllllll IIUXL YC1ll'. The Shelton-Centralia game was played in Shel- ton. This was the only game the .lunior High won during' the season. .latnes Howard drove over lor the lirst T.lD. lrom the I2 yard line on a series ol quickies. Dan Hayes scored the second and third T.lJ.'s hy catching a pass hoth times in the end fone. The linal T.lD. eame when Ramon Kinnamon recovered a lumble in the end fone. The linal score was 27-7 The junior High lost the second game to Ho . .. ,. , llllllllll hy a score ol I2-lil. lhe l.D. s were made hv Dan Hayes catching a pass lrom Rudy Gideon and Rudy plunged over lrom the fl yard line lot the last. Sung Opponents The annual Kiwanis liootball classic was played here with Olympia. Centralia controlled the hall most ol' the game hut every time Olympia got the hall they opened a long drive to score and finally and finally won I2-35. The Aberdeen team scored in the first quarter and was close the rest ol' the game. The game was played in Aberdeen territory. It was in this game at .-Xlrerdeen that Clentralia lost their star tackle, Alohn Thompson, with a hack injury. He was out the rest ol' the season. XVhen Longview invaded Centralia they not only won 7-0 hut left Clentralia with three injuries. Dan Riccardo hurt his hack, Rudy Gideon had two broken lingers and Dan Hayes broke his arm. In the linal game ol' the season Centralia went to Clhehalis to take a licking' 27-0. Ccntralia was minus several ol' their top players because ol' injur- ies and the second string couldn't quite make it. Page 61 MA' 'M-Sf? 3 ww l 5' omg urn ffm lop. 5. lllry up fwgfu Nfl' Vl7UIK,l!L'l' YUXL KY. FJUU' ILI7 blllfll Al ULIXL Ixzzcv sfwlfldvr vtmzd, 7. l'w'mmzd. U7fmfa rlqlllllhlillg learn. N. 'ffm' daring 101111 mm Page G3 A mf QQ ? M' , ,iv 4 1 KJ, HE, Q 3 m Y ..,,.,. . .. 4 6 E 3' if 'Q Q, 2' .lr '3 'DW ,lrrw l J , 0 xx 'N X1 9-Y f v, . . 1 Q of wif r J Q if ' N 3, 1 it P 'iw V 3 s ln the football left to right: Front row- Ruben Oster, Eugene Fry. Ervin Ely, Marvin Mocan. Second row--left to right: Dave Kuper, Bill Howard, Mike Gilligan, Don Par- sons, Charles Kittie, Charles Gilson, Joe Hayes, Russ Mohney, Gray Brines, Wendel Palmer, Jim Pessimer. Third row--left to right: Jim Sines, Jerry Ainsworth, Dave Duncan, Phil Messen- ger, Sheldon Larabee. .an us-. A, V' 7522 M. 1 'D' I M -- Q aff am. , N if . gp ge, ww 5 ,,.-l . . ,Y 4 of ... an Q Q ., ..,.. , Q: .. W- F ya, N I , 3 sf sd I 'fl' ,I - ar 0 K Q 3 E5I::.2Zr'1??E 133 U . :gZ: ....,,. , , ,MMU :Q-mg, W, 1- I. Look at lfmt form. 5, Now Cwl7I1L'k., 2. Slrrrrclffv. 6, Peek-41-fwuf 5. One at a tinzc--ple41,fe.' 7. Dany! laugh, fllmge--f7e'x youu. f 4. I had if first. Page 66 Pictured above are the Ilvree Centralia lviglv football coaches. On the left is assistant coach Harold' Schruppg in llve middle, lveaa' coach Ralph Morrixg and on the riglvl, freshman coach Mickey Naislv. Missed by the photographer was kitten coach Roland Dickie. Tiger ridsters Have Successful Season The Centralia Tiger gridsters opened their l952 football season on September lil, in the annual Ro- tary Football qlamboree. Centralia opened the eve- nings proceedings by playing the Tenino team to a scoreless tie. ln the final game of the night the Tigers played their traditional rival, the Chehalis Bearcats. .-Xlthough the game was also a 0-0 tie, the Tigers completely held the upper hand, ending, on the Final play of the game on the Bearcats' one foot line. The Tigers took the first home game of the sea- son from the Flma Eagles by a score of 8 to 0. Early in the second quarter the Tigers opened a forty yard drive that held as its end the proverbial pot of gold, the T.D. The conversion failed. In the third quarter Phil Messenger tackled an Elma back in the end zone for the touchback. Tigers bowed to the Highlanders of Kelso 20 to 0, on the cold night of September 20. The only scoring in the first half' came on a long 76 yard drive by the mighty Kelso team. In the third period a Kelso back blocked Don Parsons punt and Kelso recovered in the end zone for the Kelso touchdown. In the Hrst of the fourth quarter, Centralia made its only touchdown. Quarterback, Ioe Hayes, ran around his right end and raced for 36 yards. The last touchdown came in the final period. Aberdeen was the victim of the Tigers' first con- ference win since the Championship team of l948. The Tiger defense was the main link in the 2 to 0 victory. Aberdeen was in punt formation in their end fone. A had pass from Center got away from the kicker and went out of the end lone for an automatic safety. The powerful Centralia defense kept the Bob- cats within their own 25 yard line all of the third quarter. ln the last play of the game the Bobcats tried a last chance pass, only to have it intercepted by Gary Brines, who almost broke away for a touch- down. .-Xt the sound of the gun, Tiger rooters swarmed the players and coaches, Coach Morris was hoisted up on shoulders and carried ofl' the field. Centralia lost to the Vancouver Trappers in Vancouver October 2-f. The Tigers played a hard fought game. but came up with the smaller score 20 to 20. Centralia's second T.D. cattle when Fry threw a pitch out to Hayes who threw a pass to llrines. Brines galloped the distance along the sidelines for the score, The Brines and Fry combination was good for 50 yards when Hrines ran over the third T.lJ. Fry ran over the extra point. The Tigers were the victims of llocluiam in flentralia October 4, when thev suffered a 20 to ffl defeat to the Grizzlies. The Tigers scored fi min- utes after the opening of the first quarter. In the third quarter the Grilllies scored, then hit pay dirt in the fourth quarter making the final store 20 to IS. lt was a sad Hallowe'en for the Clentralia Tigers as the Olympia Bears walked over the Tigers 25 to 0. The biggest scoring threat the Tigers could manage to get all evening was in the second quar- ICT. Touchdown passes failed the air when I.ong- view defeated the Tigers E49 to 8. lloth teams made touchdowns in the air. The Tigers then used their most effective play of the season and scored touchback number fl for the season. Page 67 Clcntrali Clcutrali Clsutra li Clentrali fl Vanity Baxleetlzall Team-In the Fran! ROW, from left to riglvl dffi joe Hayex, Dave Dunfau, Gary Briues, Ron Goins, and Ed Watterxon. Serena' Row, left to right, are: Glenn Palmer, Dean Singer, Nylex Williams, Charley Kittle, and Gary Lee. In the Back Row, left to riglnl, are: jerry Ainxwortlv, Slvelly Laralvee, D011 Parsons, and Rueben Offer. ll ll ll C Icmralia Clculrali C len trali Clciltrali Clcntrali Ccutrali A cl Zi ll ll Basketball Has Exciting lVI0111e11ts 41 gl '54 4 fi 33 42 5 3 47 4l 35 Kelso ,,e,, ,,,,e,,,, 7 Mt. XICTIIOII .'XIl2lCOl'lLfS 77 Clliclialis Mossyrock Clliehalis 7 Kelso 77777777 Hoquiam 77 Almcfrdccu Olympia 7 39 4l 49 46 37 48 49 95 68 49 Page 68 Ceim' Centra Ccntrz CL-nu' Ccntr Cum' Centra Ccmrz Clcmr alia ilia ilia alia alia alia ilia ilia alia Hoq uiam Aberdeen Olympia Hoq uiam Almerclcen Olympia H oq u iam Almcrclccri Olympia , - 17.1 65 49 4l 64 42 71 45 lifi Pictured above are Cenlralialv three basketball coaches. On Ihe left is Kitten coach Harold Schrupp: in lhe middle. heaa' coach Waldo Roherlrg and on the right. Yelluwjaclzet coach Mailtarid Aridersoti. Ralph flflorrif rtartca' ou! as yellowjaclqet coach but revignea' to accept the poyition of mperivitcnclenl of lhc iwmxyroclq ychouls. He wax no! availahlc for a picture. XYinning ont- :intl losing, clvyen is not it lhc gztnn' thc ligcrs took lroni Olynipin ytfry itnln't'ssiyc rccortl on pztpur, hut zutuztlly wus il rczil thrillCr :ts thc' 'l'ig.gt'rs czunc roaring in play tht' ligcrs plziyccl sonic mighty lint- hztck front trailing hy six points :it thc cntl ol gzitncs. 'lihc ligcrs hzul tt wry tough row to thc third quarter, :intl they won in tht' linzil hoc consiclcring thc cluunpionship .'Xhc'rtlccn sccoml ol play. lht' linzil scorn' wats 50 to lil. tczun. :intl tht- two tough Olyftnpizt :incl Ho- ln tht- second gzunc' lrcrt' with Olynipizi, quizttn squzuls. llcntrzilizi zilniost won zigaiin :ts thc ganna' wats .XlJt'IiLlt'L'll thc lrztguc chzunpion went on tivtl with only thrt'c scconcls lclit to play. Roh-f to take' sccoml plant' in thi? -ttzitc tournznncnt. inson took at wild oycrheztd throw zintl chop- ztntl tht' other two squads were high in thc pccl thc huckct through lor thc gzunc winning final sportstncns counts. 'lhcsc two ttilllls points. wcrt' l1L'2lll'll out hy lilnrzi lor at hcrth in thc 'lihc ligc-rs also hzul sonic wry thrilling stzitc tourney. inonicnts with othvr tvzuns in thc l62lgllk'. slip- On tht' rozul tht- Tigers hzul :1 tough tinic ping in thc final nlinutvs ol' plziyf to lost- hy getting started hut :tt home- tht-y playvtl some two or thrct' points. ol' tht- Iincst hall gznncs you cycr sztw. Pago 69 gfxi X 2 If U wfpqw ffazfi 55,3733 Si Ziff ai bis, xi ' 1 x wffv,,' V W me ji J E WJ A ffffnw f 3 t, Ejffijz, Kitten Basketball Team--Kneeling, left ta right, are: Earl Spencer, Robert Bennett, Gary Scott, Dale Irving, and jim Pesremier. Baflz Row. left ta right, are: Conti: Sffvrupp, Darylee Cox, Riflvard Nliller, E. Hammond, Gene Fry. and jim Bulkus. Kittens Prepare for Coming Year Altl 4 tough tht- Kittens only won tln't't' ul' their l'lgllICCll gznntls this is no it tuition ul tht- lnrtntl ol h'1ll thtw' pluyetl. 1 1 c 1 itli- l.ztcking, in height :intl ttxpc1'it'nt't' the ttvznn insult- up lor this hv plztving inspnttl hull. 1 1 1 'lihvy plztyetl two ol' the tnost exciting gznncs ol' tht- year. winning hoth ol these :tt tht' ttxpvnst- ol' Ulyinpizt. 'lihcy won the Inst :tt Olynlpizt hx' at scrntf ol 1 32 to 30. Duel Spcrtltvr won the gznnc for tht- Kittens hy making tht: winning hus- kt-t fust :ts the gun wont OH' ending' the gznnc. In thc second the score was tietl l 5 :tt 28 to Q8 goin hull gznn HCI Ct-nt1'ztli cit'llll'2lll Clentrztli CIt'nt1'uli ilt-ntrztli Clt'nt1'ztli llcntruli CIt'ntr1tli Clt-ntrztli t- in tht: finztl seconds ol' play. 't l l I l I l l l l g' into tht' lllllll qt11t1'tt't' :intl entlctl with SlJt'nc'e1' winning the .nt the st'rn't's ol' this yeztns gznncs: Kelso State School Cht'h:1lis Mossymck Chcltztlis , livlso Hott n iznn Almcttlevli cllyllllblil 34 +1 sn 257 45 50 57 30 Page Clt-ntrz Centra Clt-ntrz Clt-ntr: Clt-ntrztli Ct-ntl Clentrz Clt-ntl Clunn T1 Htltlllilllil Aint-i'clct'11 . W Olytnpizt Pltltlllllllll rXlJSl'tlL'ClI Olympia! Hott uiznn Aht'rtlt'en Olynipizt 41 72 36 52 62 39 65 44 '12 Frexfznimz Bnffzetball Teamffronl Row, left to right, are: jim Groome, Sieve Lee, Robert Thomp- son, Roberl Thompson, and Don Fowler, In Back ROW, left to right are: Ray Kimiamon, Dan Hay'e5, Rudy Gideon, Don llfatilo ana' coach Anderson. Yellowjaekets Rise to New Heights lhe blnnior high is the winningesl hzill team in the twin cities this yezir. Their 8 win 2 loss record was the hest they hzid in yezirs. ,Xherdeen was tht only impossible hurdle the Yellowuizickets were lorced to lzice all seztson. liven zigziinst .Xhercle Cll. the Yellowiztckets zilniost cznne out on the long end ol Ill? SCOYC LIS lllk' gllllli' H'L'11t llltfl Zlll OYC1'lI1llC per- 41 iod with the .Xherdeen tezini winning hy at 44 to tally. The most impressive leziture ol' the Centra juniors wats the fztct that their lineup was eoniposerl ol players .ill oier six lttt t.ill. list .Xnother thing' thzit nizide the Clentrzilizi lam liztppy wits the twin killing the luniors mad? ztgztinst the Qjhehailis -lunior High. The first gil IHC wus lziirly close. with the Yellowizlckets holding zi f . r slim lezul ol' three points until the linzil minutes the gzinie, ol when they increased the dillerence three more tzillies to win the gziine hy at F511 to 28 counter. ln their sec e on hoth ollense :incl defense, :incl won the contest hzindily 412 to 215. zt line gzini The Longview Z4 Longview 29 Chehalis Z8 I-ioquiam 38 Aberdeen 44 Olympia 27 Aberdeen 52 Hoquiatii Z6 Chehalis 26 Olympia Z0 lunior high scores lor the season were: W , , Centralia Centralia Centralia Centralia Centralia Centralia , Centralia ,, Centralia Centralia Centralia ond encounter. the Yellowizickets plztyecl 34 38 34 54 41 42 36 36 42 31 Page 72 ,. . ,L V , lo stzirt oil the 1519.1 truck seztson, the Crentrzilizt High School trziciksters took on the Longview l,um- herjztcks. The Tigers won this one lziirly ezisily, titty,-11t3V2. Dean Singer wats high point nizin lor this contest with lirsts in the high lnirclles. low hurdles, :ind high junips. Other Tiger scorers were: Barney Perkins, shot :ind tliseus, Fred Kiser ln the mile, Gordon Boyd in the pole vziult. and .loc Hayes, 100 :ind 200 yzird clttslies. A ln their second meet ol the season, the Bengals whipped the Olynipizt lieztrs, 74-39. The sztnie men Scored lor CHS on this meet :is scored tit l,ongtx'iew with the :iddition of Cztry lirines in the hzill' mile :incl Boh .Xllison in the hrozid hiunip. The Olympia tezim took only two lirsts, one in the mile :incl the other in the 11411 yard clash. The Tigers followed their trziin of wins hy con- quering' the Kelso Highlztnders hy at close score ot lil EV5-51 ZX5. The points were scored hy Clentrztlizt hy Dean Singer in the low hurdles, high hurdles, :ind high Aiunip. Kiser took the mile, Boyd tied lor first at the pole yztult, with lfry, Bnines, l.:ir:ihee, taking the 220, 880, and hrozuljtiinp. On .Xpril 135, the Tigers took Shelton on win- ning 635-511. Firsts in this meet were divided 8 for Centrzilizi :intl -1 lor Shelton. The High Climbers took lirsts in the 100 yzird dash, pole vzuilt, 11110. :incl hrozid Viunip. Tracksters Unbeaten In F1rQt FIVE Above are: Mike Gene Fav Standing in mn! row It I to right an nn VVQ I Kal cr! Ben 3 ll ir Hn H14 foaqlvu :thug m ilu slands Walt 717112 nctl, Fred Ixzvrr forzlmr Hoy DI Spemn in loom: n my U n Q V4 I I lc rrglvt Ru ug Kiss Ralph Cown md Rlflhlftll Stabluu rr I e 171 r 1 I I 1 1911 1 v l7L,L Ron vu Our golf teams have been doing a great job this year holding their own against diffi- eult competition. The first match of the year was with Chehalis, who had the fortune to beat our team by a small margin. This match was followed closely by a four team match with Olympia, who took first, Chehalis, sec'- ond and Longview, fourth. NVQ- got our set'- ond wind during the third match and tied Chehalis, then moved swiftly to take first in a three team meet with Raymond and Kelso Coming in in that order. Our two teams averaged a 92, the first string a lone 91 and the second string an aver- age of 92. .lim Butkus led the first string with an SI average, followed closely by his teammates, Steve I.ee averaged 83, followed by Dave Ilaw- kins 90, Frank Tobinski, 93, -Iohn Edinger 93, Larry l,eDue 88, and Jerry Swanson 98. The second string was led by their high man, Bill Gregor with 92. Butch Plummer. Richard Sherer, Gery Herriford and Keith .lor- genson were also on the second team. XVe hope to see most of these boys on next year's teams. Goff Tefzm-Kneeling. feft to riglvl are: Steve Lee. jim Butkuy, jerry Swanton, Biff Gregor. Dave HaWki:1.r. Richard Scherer, and Don GllfXCl7OW. Sldlldhlg, left to right are: Gary Herr'iforrf. Larry LeDue, Kcitfv jorgeusen. Gran! Pfum- mer. john Edinger, Burk Gefvrke, and Frank Tofzinyki, Be- fow are the tfvree roafhex, feft to right are: Doreen Soflley, Leo Mifar1on'5ki. and Vern Berry. Page 74 ,,.-uv' Piftured above is tennis foaefv Rodney Gmver. Piflnreal' below if lfvc Zcnnix tcmrz-Kneeling. left lu right, arc: Mel Slonelmrker. Robert Tfmrnpxmi. Don Axfrfvrook, Bill Hon'ara'. and Kon Diefzerixorz. Standing, left to right. arf: AI Tlvornfon. Eddie Sm1r1'fverg. Honuzra' I-lollvrook. Larry Cfmnzfrerlin. lVorman lfVl:itn'urtf7. milf COLICI7 Rodney Gruver. llp to press time. the tennis team had not won a tennis niateh, They had two teams left lo play then. Yelni and Castle Roek. Both times belore these teams just barely beat Ce-ntralia. llentralia had improved a lot sinee they played the teams last. and they should have been able to beat YClIll and Castle Rock in the seeond tangle. lhere was a high school tennis tournament at Longyiew May 23. in which three top Cen, tralia players entered. They are Robert H. lliornpson. Donald ,rXshbrook. and Norm XVhit- worth. Thompson played singles: XVhitworth and .-Xshbrook. doubles. Page 75 Baseballers Start Fast Varsity Baseball-Bottom Row, left to right are: Bob Teet- er, Carl Hurri, Dave Duncan, Gary Lee, Darafee Cox ,Gary Brines, and lack Clvallender. Middle Row. left to right are: Verle Robinson, Don Parsons. Rueben Oster, Dave Morris, Through the first fourteen games the Tigers were fly- ing high, They put together a 11-3 record and won two of the first three league games. Some of the early standouts are Jim Sines, and Dary- lee Cox, both sophomores. Sines has been hitting the ball at a rapid clip along with Bob Teeter and Gary Scott. Cox, as a pitcher, has won six games and lost none. His most impressive Win was an 11-2 victory over Ho- quiam in the second conference game. There were six sophomores on this year's squad. They are Jim Pessemier, Gary Scott, Jim Sines, Jim lLeftyJ Howard, Dave Morris, Darylee Cox. The only teams that beat the Tigers in the first 14 games were Chehalis, Mossyrock and Olympia. Each hold one victory over Centralia. Centralia was leading the league at the time this went to press. Gary Scott, Jim Sines, Iirn Pessimier, Les Altman, and Man- ager, Calvin Fody. Back Row, left to right are: Dewain Hodge, Marviri Mocati, Ron Goins, joe Hayes, lark Barrier, Rod' Ice. Jim Howard, and Chuck Gilson. Centralia 1953 Baseball tvarsitylc April April April April April April April April April April May May May May Pk Page 76 3 ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,...,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,..,..... Centralia 6--Toledo 4 3 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.... C entralia 17-Toledo 2 6 ......... ...,... C entralia 5-Mossyrock 4 7 ...... ....,... C entralia 3-Chehalis 2 10 ...... ...,.,. C entralia 1-Chehalis 2 11 ...,,., ,.,,,,.,. C entralia 11-Chehalis 5 11 .,.,.., ,,.i.... C entralia 2fMossyrock 11 14 .,,.,,., ........ C entralia 11-vRochester 2 16 ,,,,,.., ........., C entralia 6-eOlympia 94 24 ,,,,,,, ........ C entralia 11-Hoquiam 21 1 .,.,.,.. ,......,. C entralia 4 Olympia 11 1 .,.,,,,, ........ C entralia 154Mossyrock C 6 ,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,, ,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...,....,... C entralia 5-Tenino 1 11 ..,.,,.,..,................,...,,,,i..,...,......... Centralia 5-Tenino 2 denotes Conference games. qi- i junior High Track' Kneeling. left to riglvt. are: Ron Clvaxtairi. john Brill, Hurry Brown. Raman Kinnarnon, Fin! Row. left to riglvl are: Sleplren Hayes. Doyle Dur- vey. lfalzlil Koyt, Lurry Mattexfwri. jay Hupp, St'fl7Hll run, left to right, are: Kiflmra' Alvord, Steve Powell. Matt Spur- geon, Dave Conzatti, Dan Hayes. ,lolvn Thompson. funior High Baxelmll 'l'eum4Kneeling. left to riglvt. ure, Peie Ufexen. lwike lzzgralvam. Dick Parsonf. ,lolvn Sim- s-G-mmf... rrzunx. Tum Erdrrmn. 15011 l:'zln.1rJx. jim Black, jim How- ard. Holi Sininmni. :ll Gray. Alike Harmw. manager, Stanzlinxu lffr Io riglnl ure: Gary Clmllender, Dick lngralmni. Danny lwulvney, Billy O'Dell. Rmly Gideon. 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Q Bill Teglanal , ,f l f fgfxfyfqfxffxfgfgffx,-xffifxffsfbfxfxfg, 5 5 Comp1iments rl l li SALEWSKY'S JEWELRY 3 ffm A 1 ft f Q JAMES HORNE X Real E5tate and Inxurance Z , For the Fineyt of Watches and Gifts Q 2 1004 W. Main Ph. 6-4991 2 Y R N9' 'if fifi'i! QfiE' ?efi!iLfi!i!i ' yi,f QXQJYJ Page 85 J, ' 'x, Y xr xx, 'x. xx , xx, x, X x, , , E 8. E DONUT SHOP The Home of the Big Rolfing Pin 103 SO. Tower 6-4021 X, x,, xx, xg Hx, xx x, x x x x. if 'x. MOREHEAD'S GRILL Open 24 Hours Hamburgers, Chicken in Basket, Steaks CHICKEN To Go ARDEN BEST WISHES from Flavor Fresh ICE CREAM Wherever the BEST I5 Served Centralia 6-3181 Chehalis f X- X., X, X X , - , if? ROWLAND LUMBER CO. -k SASI-I AND DOORS wk MILL WORK 213 East Maple 6-3359 ,x, -x 'Xe CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'ss QUALITY CLEANERS Dyers-Furriers-Laundry 110 W. Main is THRITFWAY MARKET Fresh and Smoked Meats Groceries and Vegetables Phone 6-6382 102 No. Tower TWO YARD BIRDS SURPLUS :: FN ,, 5 6 Phone 8-3213 I Q HIGHWAY 99 North City Limits Chehalis, Wash. ,xxx x X hxfgyiqlfxf x,5,f-Smfxfx, X. 5,fQ,A.fx, x 1 1? JAY DEE ICE CREAM Merchants Lunclves, Short Orders 1 Hamburgers, Chili, Fountain Specialties x f x fxfx fX 45 Z X EUBANKS sHoP it Auto Painting Body 66 Fender Work K Bullc - Brick Ice Cream f X f 505 West Maixl Street Phone 6-4161 1 1006 West Main Cenrralia 6-6411 1 Graduate in the Best! X Get 11' Clf . . . 103 North Tower Ave. Phone 6-7601 Centralia, llfaslrington JERRY ROBINSON Class of ,30 Insurance and Real Estate X-. XV Y X- -- fXfXfXJ5-fXf'XfX-'XfXfX K- Z K! f PANTORIUM CLEANERS f PIPIN'S BQQK 5HQp Most Complete and Modern Cleaning Service ' BOOKS K ' I STATIONERY f Across from the City Park X V 0 RENTAL LIBRARY 1 if K 209 West Main 6-3285 1 Q 111 W. 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