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

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Bottom row, left to right, are: Helen Andreasen, Karen Blumenthal, Delores Blankenship, Alice Bonagafski, Diane Bantelson. Second row: Virginia Blackburn, Bev- erly Bishop, Charles Bennett, John Bangsberg, David Berry. Third row: Leland Bassett, Charles Batcheldeor, Ken Bassett, Mitchell Blackburn, Batie Howard. Fourth row: Alvah Bennett, Warren Bieker, Harvey Banker. yo 1 Z 1,1 'n, O U Bottom row, left to right, are: Darlene Burrows, Donna Brandner, Diane Carv- er, Betty Brandt, Sharon Carpenter. Second row: Brenda Buckner, Luanna Burdick, Darlene Burr, Virginia Cald- well, Judy Carlson. Third row: Donna Busek, Larry But- terfield, Robert Chamberlain, Don Bruhns, Louis Caldwell. Fourth row: Gary Bryson, Kenny Chaplin, Steve Brumble, Danny Brewick. Bottom row, left to right, are: Dauret- ta Dooms, Pat Dexter, Marlene Collins, Shirley Davis, Elaine Coon. Second row: Mary Lou Duncan, Philip Clements, Darald Cox, Earl Drops, Ed- ward Elsasser. Third row: Janice Cunningham, Keith Colvin, Larry Crapson, Tom Erdman, Bob Edwards. Fourth row: Dennis David, Bill Dem- ing, Michael Collins, Donald Dorn.

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Lori in A Work! of rearnr FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Helen Andreasen, Vice Presidentg Phillip Palmer, Presidentg Mrs. Gertrude Putman, Head Advisorg Anita Webster, Secretaryg and Sandra Sticklin, Treasurer. Lost? Looking for roll rooms? What will the teachers be like? Will we ever fit into this routine? These are typical questions we had in our minds on the first day of school, way back last August. At the beginning of the year the Juniors and Seniors sign for Freshmen and new girls to act as their little sisters. These upper class- men escort them to classes and present a party to get acquainted. This party is held at the end of the first week of school. The boys are given a Freshman mixer. Pictured above are some of the Freshmen boys participating in the games which were play- ed. They usually have this in the gym where the students have refreshments. As the year progressed they sponsored a sock dance and the girls took part in the Girls League mothers tea. Many of us also at- tended the big formal dances, and made most of the noise at the games. Page 25

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Bottom row, left to right, are: Pat Greger, Joy Hallman, Jean Grafton, Bet- ty Goebel, Laura Gauthier. Second row: Rita Hater, Beverly Far- rell, Nancy Gray, Beverly Fouler, Joy French. Third row: Mary Garrison, Louise Genge, Alfred Grey, George Graham. Fourth row: Mike Fasano, Gary Eiv- ers, Carl Gavin. Bottom row, left to right: Joyce In- graham, Sylvia McAllister, Karen Hop- kins, Afton Johnson, Peggy Henderson. Second row: Beulah Holmes, Sheila Huges, Mildred Jennings, Myrna John- son, Betty Holmes. Third row: Neil Henthorn, Clarence Hatcher, Ted Hanke, Howard Johnston, Jerry Herriford, Jack Hewitt. Fourth row: Kenny Hugill, Melvin Johnson, Phillip Hosley, William John- ston, Eddie Hays. Bottom row, left to right, are: Gail Lowe, Karolyn Kuper, Connie Kreie, Lullabelle Keen, Marlene Long, Marilyn Loop. Second row: Sheila Lane, Linda Law- ler, Janice Levine, Donna Fayatte, Janet Loomis, Vivian Knapp. Third row: Alice Kling, Sally Lott, Bill Lewis, Brian Martin, Henry Lott, Danny Kelly. Fourth row: Bill Largen, Rodney Lusby, Tommy Knapp, Allan Marker, Jim Madson.