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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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At the top are the skiis and skipoles that show us a large number of students are looking forward to snow and the fun it brings to those who like to slide and glide down the slopes of mountains. On the right is probably one of the best liked seasons around What is an annual? An annual is a book of pictures and writings of things that happen throughout the school year. There have been fifty annuals produced during the history of Centralia High school. This annual of the school year for I955-56 is the fifty first. It may be considered en- tirely different than the fifty ahead of it as it is the first to have mounted pictures with a sunk in effect. 'l'his effect is formed by mounting one picture on top of another called a background picture. The four seasons of the year is the theme. Throughout the book there are many back- ground pictures of scenery which are taken from each season of the year and put in a special sec- Centralia high school. The rhododendrons in front of school burst out along with the greenery of the rest of the trees and bushes around school. Last picture is the big time for all seniors--graduation. lt is the time when all of the students Worry about that one class they are having trouble in or how will they ever be able to act like a senior should, etc. With this we hope you will like our annual. Annual Class tion accordingly. Activities that come in the fall are in the fall section, winter activities in the winter section. and the same procedure is follow- ed for spring and summer. Class pictures are somewhat in the same order. Freshmen are in the fall section because they enter school in the fall, sophomores are in the winter section because they have more activities during the winter, jun- iors are in the spring section because their activities are in the spring time and the seniors are in the early summer section because they graduate in the early summer, VVe hope that you, the reader. enjoy this book. Mr. Roland Dickie Mr. Harold Srlvrupp Good-lJyc', Mr. Roland Dickie. XYC wish you tlu' lmcsl ol luck ru llu' ycars to conu' at yr lu'w position ur a lu'w school. Your ' ruord ol tlu' past tlurtccu years is oru' ol llu' I'iiu'sl iu ilu' slalc: you have produced 1 1.9- IIIZIIIY Slillfx fllillllllli HIS. hr I ll you hcgau your tcacluug carc'c'r at 1 Ilu' f1L'llll lll2l High school. .Xt tlus tluu' ol yr lcayurg. you .uc athl tu dircctor, physical edu- c ation tc 1clu'r and tr ulx coach. You havc' dcyel opcd grade' school athletics to thc' cxtcut wlu'rc' u is oiu' ol tlu' hcst .4 lhls rccord ol th past ycars is gratefully cdicatcd to you. Mr. Dickic, because you hayc' scryccl so long and sc'ryc'd so well. It is with courhiiu'd rcgrcl and good wishcs that wc hid you larcwcll on your lcayiug lor anothcr tczuh g Urol: altcr ycars ol loyal scryicc lo the school uul ilu' coruuuuuty lhrs is why wc sav go ck lor llu luturc' uul goocl-bye' to you a your lamilx 1 f , nd ica tion lhc' lour seasons hayc' nuuh to do with our hxcs. It is discouraging to go on a vacation and haw ll l'2llIl XVllK'l'L'VCl' YOU gli, Oli llillll' lOl' El llll'L' Sllllllllffl' and hayc a had om: Certainly Mr, Harold Schrupp. Biology tt'aclu'r and head liootlmall coach at Cculralia High school must have lclt that way when lu' was cruclly torn lrour his work Seplcruhcr l7. Strickeu with polio tlu' night ol' tlu' lirst H355 Ceutralia High school loothall gamc, Mr. Schrupp was doouu'd to spend lour months couyalcscing. illlllllllgll- out those tedious mouths Mr. Schrupp iu'yc'r oucc gayc' up hope ol coming hack to Clcutralia High. To Mr. Harold Schrupp, who with courage and C'OIll'illCl1CC came hack to CCIIll'1lll2l High to rcsuuu' his teaching dutics iu a wheclchair, tlu' I955-56 Skookum XVa-XVa is rc'spc'ctl'ully dcdicatcd, Page Z w l Mr. Hayes Holman Superintendent Superintendent of Schools Hayes Holman at the time ol' this writing was especially busy trying to get all of the things organized for the big drive to get out the votes and get the build- ing, additions and the new junior high school. The project, largest bond issue for many many years in district 401, is over one million dollars. ll' passed. this will relieve the squeeze and the large classes especially in the grade schools. Wforking with the schoolboard, the citizens' committee for better schools, community devel- opment and the many other clubs and organiza- tions in the community. Mr. Holman has an entirely important job in getting the correct information to the voters of the district. The job calls for many speeches which keeps him on the job late at night. Mr. Holman's typical of the Four Seasons theme of the annual. He has a long day--and Page 3 works during the summer as well as the other three school seasons of the year. The finding of teachers for the schoolboard to hire is another of the big tasks Mr. Holman has to do each year, and it seems this year that he will have to find many teachers for those who are moving out of Centralia this year. Xvith Mr. I-lolman's quick smile and slow Southern speech-Texas style suh-he is often seen hurrying through the high school halls going to and from his office on the first floor. Because the annual had not been printed until after May I5 we were able to add the vote for the new building for the junior high and grade school additions. The vote was 1,834 for the new building program and l.0?56 against it which means that 63.9 per cent voted for the new building which is enough to okay the pro- gram. TRUTH HONESTY SCHOOL SEAL OF CENTRHLIA HIGH SCI EN CE. POWER x 5 .3 L 3353 W: gs wsgmx k ill- -4 0 Q wwgg x, .- Q KX X 1 3 gk jx W S kg N Q .. :lg 9 X X-miwigf MN, mv Q9 xg Wraggwgggi , pfiff R ls 1, -' ' W .-f.M ,JS ,QQ I Qqx ,x K .M , 4 ., 1. A Q' W' -M .ff ,A 4 A36 Lvl 'gf K' K A 4 O X GN J . ,, 4. g , fx- -1 . :gf-4' A in Q fyxwgxx gk ffxil LQ M .. X 1: 4? A X 11-til .,.,..,......----Q 1 Prinripal: Harold Gehrke Ul,lCllSC Llflllll skil 1 school. lhese 2ll'L' the words ol' Vice-l'1'i111'ip11l xvillllfl Roherts wl1 en l1e checks tl1e hovs' , 1-xc'11ses they lllllldl lll to l11111. Slllfl' ln- IS lll l'll2ll'gC ol' tl1e hoys' 2lllL'IlCl2llll'C. e11c'l1 hoy l111s to check witl1 l1i111 helore getting h11c'k to 1'l11ss. Mr. Roberts Zlll ex-c'o11c'l1, likes l1is sports. Ile 1s lontl ol WA'2IU'lllllg l111sketh11ll Zlllll l1e 11s1111lly pl11ys i11 the St11cle11t-l 111'11lty gillllll 1-111111 y'L'2Il'. xvllCll he it is generztlly the good VlliC'l,l'llll'llJZll ol' school lor tl1e p11st oh l1el111s heltl. He 1g11i11 next VCQII' to 1 1 return to school. p111't11'1p11tes 111 il sport, solid gznne ol' goll. the Cle11tr11li11 Higl1 ten yl'2ll'S l111s heen the will he lJ2ll'l'L 11t position greet the hoys 11s they XVho it tl111t lllilll? 'Iihe 1111111 witl1 tl1e cleep voice. You know-the 1111111 stzirting to s11y something 11t our 11sse1nhly. The voice saying tl1is is prohzthly ll liI'CSlllH2ll1 lJCC2lllSC tl1e upper l'l2lSSlllCll know l1i111. NVho is he? He is H111'ol1l Gehrke. pri11- c'ip11l ol' the C8llll'2lll2l High school. Mr. Gehrke is OIIC person who lits quite nifely i11to the Four Seasons llll'lllC. He 11ot Ollly works 11ll the school yC2ll', hut lie 11lso works during the Sllllllllel' v11c'11tio11 Illfllllllh getting 11ll the lil'CSl1IlICll sortetl out klllll seeing YVll1ll c'l11sses tl1ey'll take Zlllil hy YVll0lll. lileven yC2ll'S is the time l1e h11s spe11t working lor CHS, just one ylill' longer lllilll Mr. Roberts. Also 1111 ex-c1o11c'l1, Mr. Gehrke enjoys l'ooth11ll hest ol' tl1e sports. .1 Vice-principal: I, Waldo Robertx Page 6 Standing left to right: Dr, -George Parke, Mr. Clean Linderman, Sitting left to right: Maurice Rubenstein, president first half o president second half of the year: Mr. Felix Delisle. Missing when the yearg and Miss Eva Cobb. board secretary. picture was taken Mr. Morrill Folsom. Facilities - the best possible ones lor the students ol' Clentralia -are the wishes and hopes ol' the live man school board ol' district 401. These live men, along with School Superinten- dent Hayes Holman. have been spending an extra amount ol' time and energy this year trying to add nmch needed classroom space to a crowd- ed system. 'l'he board and superintendent weren't the only ones who were trying to get the new junior high building and the additions on the grade schools, as they had plenty ol' help lrom a re- Page 7 search board and the Clentralia Community De- velopment group. 'l'he combination ol' groups put up the over 551,000,000 bond issue to be voted on May I5 - the animal was on the press before the election-by residents ol' the entire school district fllll. 'l'here was one change in the make-up ol' the board as Dr. George Parke was appointed to take the place oli Mr. Howard Brines who moved to lacoma. Dr. Parke, Mr. Folsom and Mr. Del.isle were re-elected by the citizens ol' the district to serve another term. fi- - N1'v www X N6 W HKW X Aff-f Qs!-Q W f K Xilix fifb X-J W Z mf' fy 4 f 4,1 ffm, -'P' rv- Of 'YNf.f'fNfX FKVN Jw J? WW - fx wg . M lx. lmmwplllllc' llaumw. lI1'1ltl umlx Nlls. llvxmznlk xwn' lhv urolxs nl thc- hgh sclmul. lllc-sl' XYUIIIVII plvpzllml Ill! l,llh:m.Xl'Ic'clgn':nlclNl1s.Nlauul14 hut lllllillL'N m thc c:llc'l:'1m. lhu SUI Slll Xl 'ml am :lw1'zlu,n' ul lwu lmmhul mln-ms ll clan. .Xll llnu- wc'1'm'In'vsc'l1l ml with lhv pmlmlvnl nl prmullllg I X2ll'll lx ul lm KWL nls lhzll wcmlml plans 'l'Y0lll'. hm hx wm'Ling mgm-lllu chclu lllIl'l1JlJ. lhv llll'k'l' lllllllfllx thu wzn wan Hr. l,:lw1'n'11u' lh'Xur4'. lwnlcl lllllllill ' . Nh: l.. h. qllanppxj l.:mmlKm :mcl M1 .Xlllllll lxxwr. llnmxgll ur-mnmlmzllul vllurlx ul Ihvw Ilmrcn' mmm lhm' mum xclmul lllllllllllg. Qflllll1lNllllll :mal lhm lfim' .MIN nmml xltlllllllllllll lmihling wvrc' kvpl alum amml Wlllklll llll'UllLlll out thu' wall. .Xlm thu lac'mlIll1'sL'l1m gmumls IlR'ill amd Llllllllllut .Xll thus mllclzmllf-xu'llc'111 'uh nl lik'l'lDlllQ up thx Nfl 2lIJlJL'2ll'2lIN'k' nl thc' ffllllllllil lllgh mol. llllN wan La-lmllgnllzn Smlmnl llutrnl -llll mpc-mlul lil lmww umlvr lhm' ch l'L'lllUlI ol M13 llryzm Ulzuj Nhllmx ull. Mr. M4'l3cm'c'll lllll1lL'SlIl't'llllll lhc hu NSPS XX'L'l'K' Nl'lkXHl'll Llllll lllllllllllll .mil zlmlgllc-cl mlllwlx lo Ihm' X2ll'll H1 ulu. lhv lJllNNL'S ll1lllNlbUl'lQ'il ulmul l,ll1lll Sllllll'lllN clzlily. allcmj' with lillillll' ph ys 5 5 Il'1llL'tlllillllUll il1lSN1'Sl0IllL'NXYIlll ming pool :mcl lmwlmg lllll'f. taking Ihm' lvlllllx In um ul IUXYII gznnu zmcl lillilllg clauwu rm Iivlml trips. ual Bottom row left to right: Dick Shaffer, Dicle Parsons, Mr. Vern Berry Adviser, Shirley Gratton and Georgia McAllister, Second row left to right: lay Bloom, Iohn Brill, Richard Scherer, Blair Barner, Buzz Saari, Dennis Corizatti and Warren Bieker. Third row left to right: Iualy Holbrook, Maridel Matheny, Cris Ezlmands, Alice Kling, Charles Elhart, john Stewart, Bob McNelly and Vernon Wolff. To aid in seeing productions on the stage better, Congress sponsored the annual magazine drive to raise money lor a new lighting system. Plans were also made to auction oll' the old records that have been accumulating through the years lor the dances. New records are to be purchased alter the sale. Following the old tradition ol' having some ol' the students run the city lor a day, Congress went ahead and carried it out again. The ollicers were Blair Bar- ner, Mayor: john Simmons, Commissioner ol' Public Wlorksg Ron Lawler, Commissioner ol' Finance: Buzz Saari, Street Superintendent: X'Varren Bieker, VVater Superintendent: john Brill, Light Superintendent: Georgia Mc.-Xllister, City Clerk: Terry Howe, City Attorney: l.arrie lilhart, -Iudgeg Gary Herrilord, Fire Chief: Rich Scherer, Police Chiel: Doug Martin. Page Fourth row left to right: Dan Duffy, Ron Lawler, Larry Elhart, Rolrert Thompson, Sharon Bryson, Claudia Greene, jack Miller, Terry Howe, Donna Whitney and john Simmons. Fifth row left to right: Pat Bates, Doug Walker, Mary Lou Dun- can, Wilma Notter, Gary Herriford, Ray Kinnaman, Billy O'Dell, Kelcy Lantz, Les Reynoldson and Pat Greger. Building Inspector and Les Reynoldson, City Engi- neer. Who are the best drivers? The Centralia junior college or Centralia High students? A sale-driving week in February was set aside to determine the victorious. The result was the Centralia Alunior college as the winner. As a penalty, some ol the students in Centralia High school put on a program lor them. Friday, May 4. To make better drivers, Sale-Teen was sponsored by Congress. This organization was only lor kids that passed a strict driving test and a safe car test. New lights, new records, good officers, good drivers, and better equipped cars were the results ol' this year's Congress ollicers. 12 Top to bottom: Dirk Parsons. preszderzlq Dick Shaffer. vire- presidetzt: Georgia McAllister, secretary: Shirley Gratten, treasurerq and Peggy Henderson. assistant treasurer. .-X novelty this ycztr wats the juke box, loczttetl lirst in tht' c':tl't'tt'rizt, hut rcsitling' at short tinit' lzttcr on tht' third Iiloor. 'l'ht' project was cztrrietl out by this yt'ztr's .Xssocizttccl Student liocly ol'- Iiccrs. 'l'ht' stutlcnts voirvcl thcir ztpprovztl on this :intl other stxlmjccts through thc Student Opinion poll. which tht' ol'l'iu'rs cztrriccl over lrotn lztst vc tr lwo othcr proiins ol this yc'ztr's .XSB oll'it'Crs wort' tht' lllYl'Sllg2lll0ll ol possibilities lor at roc- Page rczttion c't'ntt'r :intl the lornting ol zt connnittvc look into luturc' ztssvittlmlics. lhc ollirers lor Illqm-nts wvrt' lJl'l'SlKlK'lll, link Parsons: vic't'-president. Dirk Slt:tl'I'c'r: st'c'rct:nN Georgia Mtx-Xllistcr: treasurer, l'cggy Hcntlvrs vcll tuccn. l'ztt lllilsong :intl yvll king, Gin l 2 ' , , Hcrrilortl. During their tcrni thc ol'l'it't'rs atttcnclccl ron lCl'l'llfL'S in both Kelso :tml Nlontcsztno to lczttn ways thztt will help itnprow our school. 13 011 Upper picture kneeling left to riglvt: Barb Stewart. second vire- previdentg Helen Milerri. seeretary and Anita Welvxter, treasurer. Standing left to riglvt: Mn, Eileen Yalm. adviser: Claris Eal- rnandr, prexident and Farria Stuelvs. first vice-prexident. The Girly League eailrinet iv in tlve lower picture seated left to right: Carol Crixrnon, ,renivrg Svlvia lV1fAlli,rter. junior and Carol Pear- son. xenior. Standing left to riglvt: Slvaron Bryxon. xoplromore: Carol lflfalls. senior: Marilyn Loop. junior and Karen Olson, freshman, 'l'lle Girls' llllgllt' is Zlll Olglllllllllltlll lor alll llnring the yean' they put on llll 2lNSl'llllJly. girls ol the flC'llll'llll1l lligh scllool. inalke fllll'l5llll2lS l'2lX'0l'S lor the olcl liolks. lllrnish ,XII Zllllllllll llllllll' ol' the Girls' lC2lgll4' is the 'l'llalnksgix'itlg XVcll'an'e halskets, sponsor the liig alml l.ittle Sister IJITIQIYIIII honoring the new Mothers teal Zlllil l 2lllll'l'-IJZIllgllIL'l' lJ1llICllli'l. sell girls Llllil lreslnnen who alre lirst entering GHS. relresllnlents alt the honle gannes alml sell Gllllly ill l'he sophonlores. jnniors alml seniors alt this time the fllllily counter llllllllg the lllllfll honr. heconle big sisters Zlllll show their little sisters The girls llllil hoys halcl ll contest to see who ronml. eonlcl pllt on the hest 2liSL'IIlllly. Some lC2ll'llCl'5 'l'he Girls' ll'2lgllC chooses Rl girl ol' the were chosen als -imlges Zlllil cleciclecl the winner. lIl0lllll, lt is cleciclecl who she will he hy voting in .Xlter llllllly minutes in il cliscussion they cleciclecl ioll rooms monthly. 'l'he girl chosen inllst typily who XVZIS the winner. lt wats none other then the some llllll ol' the creecl. girls lL'llQllL'. 'l'he hoys emlecl up l'illt'l'lIlQ to the 'l'lle girls pick il clalx' ill the spring lor ll Prim girls' everv whim lor one claly. Dress il2ly when they pnt ZIXVZIY their wool clot snhstitnting cotton olltlits. hes, Page Boys Club officers Upper pirture sitting: john Sim- mons, vire-president and Ray Kin- narnan, president. Standing: Dennv David. sergeant- in-arms: Don Fowler, secretary- treasurer and Mr. Roy England. adviser. Boys Club cabinet Sitting: john Stewart. freshman: Delmsr Ward, junior: Bill Dowell, sophomore: Earl Conzatti, sopho- more: Doug Logan. sophomore and ,lon Hieleerson. sophomore. Other rnemhers did not appear to have their pictures taken. 'l'he liovs' cluh this year took on two major projects. First oli all. those who had the tinif' volunteered to paint the cafeteria, thus. making it a more enjovahle place to eat and also giving it a little hit ol' eolor. Those who painted did a good joh which was appreciated very ntuch hv everyone. The Boys' cluh also, lor the lirst titne. sold rooter caps to raise money. This new project went over verv well. During the Christmas season a lew hovs volunteered to paint the windows ol' the etnptv stores in downtown Centralia. Hy doing this, the Clhristntas spirit was observed hy ntore people. .X eontest was held between the Girls' lea- gue and the Boys' cluh to decide which could Page 15 went over well at some ol the luture gat put on a hetter assetnhlv. I he girls won. and tht hovs. as a penalty. had to he chixahous lor 4 entire dav. Next the hovs took it upon thentselvcs to hel J the Si'll0Ol.S l'e 1 cluh hv mronio int' , 1 JCI ll l l Y 1 N l D I -. l l the haslcethall games. l he ltrst protect along tlt 1 . line was to sell hats ntade ol orange and vxlntt c htts vsctc nitdt hx thc Ctntt :lit Knitting ntill. Some 200 were sold as last as t wool. I hes ' 2 ' 1 ' A' ' .' were nlade. Also the Boys' cluh organized a section callcd the white shirt section at the haskethall gat I lns was a group ol hovs all wean ing white t , t S seated in the tnidst ol otll rooting section. llns t NUS. 'Wan i Piftured left from top to hottorrz: Editor Ron Lawler. Mr. Mortarx Gronseth. adviser and Business Mariager Alene Wright. Upper pirture is the cuh or first year staff seated left to right: jerry Powell, Marlene Stannele and jessie Rogers. Standing left to right: Uonna Stidham. Warida Snider, Allen Scott. Dianne Stalleup and Loretta Mitfhell, Ahsent when picture was taken were Davene Williarr1.s and Mayrne Williarns. lfourlwu sluclvuts constitute-cl the sm-ouil your iouruzllisui flznss this year, fouipnreml to thi' six lust yczir. llcczllisi' ol this. Ron l.ziwli'r. vmlilor ol' thc' Cloluums. hzls lK'L'll zlhli' lo get ouc' isslu' out L'X'l'l'N' Iwo wcvks. iustezul ol' cvcrx' three wwks. , 1 ,. . . . XX uh thi' exception ol Ron. who is si senior. :ill liw ol thc sluclvuls who :lttcmlccl thc l'zlc'ilif Slope School l'ri'ss rliuic' zu thc lll1lNi'l'Slly ol XVznslriuglou. l clmruzlry 24. wvrc' juniors. ilhvy were .Xlicv Kliug. zlssislzlul vclilorl ulvssic' Rogers. Lower picture is of the Columns staff seated left to right: Mary Lou Rosenthal, assistant business manager: Charles Witfhey, feature editorg Buzz Saari, exrhange editor: Alice Kling, assistant editor and john Simmons. sports editor and in charge of the athletic puhlitity servife. Standing left to right: Buddy Hughes, Simon Street. Larry Mattes son, David Conzatti. jim White. exrhange editor and Grayse Williarnx. Copy reader. cub l'C1J0l'Il'l'l Alohu Siuuuous, sports cclilor quul M:u'lc'nc Stzumck. cub reporter. .Xlso zutvmliug was Mr. Morton Grousvth. zulviscr. ,Xpril QI live SIllllClllS visilcril Slilllllllll lligh school lor thc lirst limo. The purpose ol this trip was to help thc ljouruzalisum sluclcuts in thi- South NV0sl Nllnslliugtou papers. lhc Columns scut an couple ol pzipcrs to thc' l'zu'ilic' Slopi' School prvss lo ln' iullgml zuul Ihvy rcc'i-ixr-cl zu high rzuiug. 1 1 Page 16 Pitturcd a'oxvn the le I vide: Cn-vditor Bob Hit-ky. Adviser Morttrii In the lower irture is live rest 0 the sta mernfwers, let to right: w v . w w v P w 4 4 w s - ffrorlxcth. mid Cu-editor Gary Cfvalleiidcr. fred Kulm, Fay Dooms, Gary Izwers and Aileen Call, .Standing left U cr icturc ry Ihr 14 cr sm 0 the annual: Gary Hvrri ard. Io right: Sharon Car enter, Terry Stoll. Dick lngrafvarn, lark Rut- , pf' 9 . PP . . P , . pidure editor: Alvlvrc llfcxcn. art ca'itor: jerry Ponfcll, copy cdilor: ledge. Harold Oxtcr and Holi Smith. Ahrftit when picture wav taken and Bill jolly. cxclmngc editnr. wax Larry Rohr. l'ht' atlttual this yt'at' will ht' ht'ttt't' than t't'tttitt's. was ttmtptmsctl ol .Xilt't'ti Call. Shattm t'x't't'. illltls was tht' itlt'a that tht' annual tlass CIat'pt'ntt't', lfay llotmts, Gary liwcts, Dick Iti- tt'it'tl to t'at't'y out in making tht' annual. 'l'ht' g,t'aham. Bill lolly. Hamltl Oster. larry Roltr. aimttal pmgt't'sst'tl stmmothly umlt'i' tht' lilllfllll .lark Rtitlt'tlgt'. 'l't't't'y Stott. Huh Smith aml lft't'tl gtlitlzttlct' tml Mr. Nlotttm filkOIlSL'lll. .Xltmg with Kuhn. Mr. fil'0f'lSt'lll tht' attnttal t'xt't't1tix't's. ttmsisting 'l'ht' tht'tm' lm' this ycafs annual was tht' tml' Gary f1hallt'mlt'r aml lltmh llitlts. to-t'tlitot's: Hlftrttt' St'astms which was workctl out t'llt't'tix't'ly Gaty llt't't'iltmt'tl. ht'atl pl1ototgtapltt't': .lt't't'y hy plating thc lJll'llll't'5 tm seasonal lmt'lt-grotttttl l'uwt'll. copy t'tlitm': Rott Smith. htisincss man- aml a story tn' thcim' on tht' seasons. lo gvt itlt'as agcr: atttl Xhhit' Wt'st'n. artist. tlitl a wry t'll't't'it'ttt tm how to carry out a thcimz smm' tml thc anttttal job ol Olglllllllllg tht' annual aml shotiltl takt' im'mht't's WCIII to tht' llttix't't'sity ul' XVasI1ii1gttm t't't'tlit lm' tht' IlIZllllll1lt'l0l'0l, tht' atmttal lm' 55-513. aml attt'mlt'tl classes ptwtaining to how to prtfpart' .Xltmg with tht' t'xt't'tix't's tht' t't'Sl tml' tht' atmttal ati annual. 'l'ht'y tatm' hatlt aml gan' a t't'lJ0t'L to tlass wm'ltt'tl hartl to at'hit't't' tht' goal st't at tht' tht' tlass ol tht' tlays at'tiYit's. lmugitttiittg ul tht' yt'at'. lht' tlass. minus tht' vs- Pngt' 17 Lcft .fide uppcr picture: lidrtor Dick Alvordg Mrx. Gertrude Purnmri, 11dvi11'1 111111' Buxirzcss M111111ger Mary Lou Duncan. Upper picture. I111' 111111 year peopfc: Frmicif 1Vi1rnovx1zy, 1111111 Slcnfnrt. 1171111111 Nottcr and ,lack Rupp. 1,1'll1l'2l1lllll --11111- 1111111 5l.11111111g 1111' ll Ql'L'2l1 IlllllI1J1'lk 111 11llllQS. 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A11'1'1y I'11w1'11. 1311111111- 51111111111 111111 M15. f11'l'1l'lll1C P1111111111, 11111'i51'1'. '1'11c51- 51111101115 x'i5i11'11 1111' 11ig11 511111111 111111 1111111- 1'11 111'w w11y5 111 111111111111 111611 11111gz1fi111'. 1111-1 1'11111'111'1'1'11 111111 1111' 111111'1 IlI1'llI1J1'l'S 111' 111011 11111g11- 111113, 1116 1'1'11. 0' Top lu lwltmn: ljnala lilmcr. wrrclmgf-Irmv1arm': lfiirlmm lflfelv- vtrr, 1'icc-prcxidenl: Bob l'lulclvin,v. prrvidcnt ana' Mi. Howard Rot. brad advisrr. UK' were terrilieml. lfverywlierc we lookecl we 'lille llig :inml l.illleSis1er progrann sponsoreil siw huge tliings wliicll niczlnl nolliing lint lerro: ln llie Girls' l1'ilgllt'lN'llJl'll ns girls lo ll grezn ex lo ns. XXI' would look up :nl llie stern lzieecl lezieli- lent in learning wliere onr rlznsses were loeznecl s :incl treinlmle. lVlien we lelt onr elzlsses we'cl in- XXX' boys inet llie other lellows in Ilie seliool x lrilmly rnn into ll erowil ol seniors who xvonlcl ilnring llie Boys' Cllnlx niixer an Iln' Iirsl ol' ilu lnnn ns endlessly aincl will ns lreslnnen lor their year. own pleasure. One ol' onr worst emminncrs were l.:ner in llie yezn' our xlaiss sponsoreml llic uitli our lockers. Mann' an liine wckl go llirongli lreslnnzin mixer, ai clznice. lor only llie lreslnnen llie clay wearing' ai eozn zinml Cilllylllg our lnncll. lo see llow nnlrli we knew :incl how lllllfl .Xlter ai while we lezirneml our wary :ironncl :ind we slionlcl lezirn. we look llie lowzi ,Xrliiexeinein Mere less uneasy. NVQ' l'L'lllllCCl Llie lezicliers weren'l tests in Nlzirrli. so lizul :incl llie seniors were quite lielplnl. XXX' .Xlso als lreslnnen we lielcl an lieslnnzln ilzlnec even leurm'el1oopen :incl close our lockers 2llilCl' :i in tlie lznler pzlrl ol' Ilie yenn' wliilli wus xi lnlg law linies ol' l'UllNllllQ in our classes. snecess. Page 10 Page 20 Bottom row left to right: Pat Armstrong, ,ludy Asen, Joyce Brainard, Neva Io Berg and Bar- lrara Alwine. Second row left to right: Alice Brown, judy Atteberry, Cleona Bishop, Phyllis Anders and Lenora Ahles. Third row left to right: james Best, Gordon Berry, Francis Allbritton, Richard Allen and Bill Adams. Fourth row left to right: Desmond Birch. Richard Batie. Pat Bates and Rich Baclzman. Bottom row left to right: Karen Davis, Shirley Canaday, Connie Conzatti, Nancy Cunningham and Sandra Brown. Second row left to right: Laura Cole, Ray Burr, Bruce Caldwell and David Carver. Third row left to right: Iim Caros, Milee Brown, Duane Cocking, George Butkus and junior Cothern. Fourth row left to right: jim Crismon, Melvin Butterfield, Dennis Canfield, Ray Butler and Larry Dean. Bottom row left to right: Myrna Gray, Virginia Dunn, Wanda Foster, joan DeFolas and Jeanette Hatcher. Second row left to right: Angelina Dipola, Linda Herriford, Virginia Hemenway, Marlene Fritz, Georgia Gobel and Delores Call. Third row left to right: Mary Louise Deming, Marilyn Ducleett, jane Garrison, Kathy Enlrody, Bob Frame, Rod Folsom and Skip Halliday. Fourth row left to right: Dennis Dropolslei. lim Hangartner, Wes Haines, Lorrie Hedges and Chuck Elhart. Bottom row left to right: Sylvia Hertwig, Claudia Hugill. Wiririie Johnson, Dana Hors- ley. Pat Setters and Linda Johnson. Second row left to right: Anita Hilpert, Gayle Hughes. Ellen Hosley, Carol Johnson, Orleta Jefferies, Pearl Hewitt and Marianne Jones. Third row left to right: Ron Hill, Aaron Jones, Jim Juneman, Rich Judson, Larry Howard and David Hall. Fourth row left to right: Bill Hileman, Jerry Johnson. Fred Hovda, Mike Joachim and Brute Jacobson. Bottom ron' left to right: Judy Madden, Marlene Kaylor, Harrievt Loughin, Jeannette Lott, Joyce Lund and Gail LeDuc. Second row left to right: Marion Laisure, Sandy Killoran, Vivian McCoy, Elaine Mc- Connell, Jean Loomis and Bob McNally. Third row left to right: Jim Miltimore, Hugh Lowery, Bill Loop. Les Meredith, Larry Merriman and Fred Hutchins. Fourth row left to right: Eddie McNulty, John Main, Mike McDaniel, Bill Lohr and Doug Lohr. Bottom row left to right: Delores Oster, Susie Mohney. Karcn Olson, Sharon Parchen, Jerry Jo Perry and Jean Parr. Second row left to right: Jennie Roberts, Caroline Phelps, Bonnie Pinard, Arden Ramsey, Colleen Petrie and Arlene Mitchell. Third row left to right: Kenneth Robinson, Tom Notter. Terry Olson, Ray Reynoldson and Dave Price. Fourth row left to right: Bob Read, W'oody 0'Dell, Vernon Nelson, Bob Olconnor and Dick Robinson. Page Z1 5 Page 22 Bottom Row left to right: Janice Skipper. Mary Lou Smith, Geraldine Snelson, Melinda Root, Carole Rupp and Mavis Ross. Second Row left to right: Carrnela Ronich, Rosemarie Rosengren, Judy Slack, Judy Scherer, Lucille Sprague, Margaret Sareault and Franklin Smith. Third Row left to right: Jim RuPPv Ron Siemers and Charles Ruddell. Fourth Row left to right: Bob Sapp, Ronald Skinner, Tony Spencer, Mel Siemers and Kenneth Ruddell. Bottom Row left to right: Linda Stafford, Carol Tereski, Wanda Stevens, Joyce Stonehock- er, Kay Villers, Annette Butterfield and Sharon Taylor. Second Row left to right: Betty Tellinghuisen, Pat Ticknor, Shirley Solie, Marian Swartz, Sandra Swanson, Patty Swanson and Joanne Studeman. Third Row left to right: Linda Ulmer, Diane Sullivan. Don Turner, Anton Suchyj. Theron Ticknor and Chuck Sticklin. Fourth Row left to right: Dave Thomas, Bob Stewart, Richard Swanson, Stan Stanton and John Stewart. Bottom Row left to right: Judy Williams, Roberta Wilson, Barbara Workman, Sharon Woods, Willene Ward and Kathy Waggoner. Second Row left to right: Johnny Zimbra, Enos Whitted, Billy W'ebster, Joe VVorkrnan, Marilyn Zandecki and Sharon Young. Third Row left to right: Barbara Webster, Margaret Williamson, Bill Walker, Randall Wat- son and Larry Worrell. Fourth Row left to right: Larry Wright, Bob York. Pat Wesen and Bill Watterson.. ,if an S M N N n x gag f 5 R ,ffl . 115-. 5 . pq fa., - . S MW 'Nl Q S I i FW m L V5 L -. 5? S O fn O -4 CIC fm hs : -. PP -A Q. F 3 2' N N 5 H. l C 5 E. N Q. Dv Q N rm . N.. 'x-'- m 4 N1 fm Fi ':-: . DJ? Ya. qu. 22 PG'- 532 Y. QU ij: f? 'fl 5 vo: Y! -. --. Q. L 33? - QQ fits E. R' S. E A fb Q N : TN 1 T 'E 1: N N : N on 5 5 D C5 5 S O 72 2? 's S3- B :N QE .M :NN 'BN wx.. 5 fs iz fLUc ,F 1 EO SN? fl, A-x 25? 'Em 'AZ gl .S 55? in 43 gl-,N 3 'rn Siu Nm '3- HAS 37 B SO :T flaw -.N ,- W: N 7 -.Y Q24 :N M 243 ww Ola. -. N: 'AN -.- fx E if 5 . X C . 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The Cu-queenx Hcverly Patterson and Claudia 'Greene getting lwn' the lll'5l lnni' in nmny ye-airs thc lflnrm-:mlm vzlrsily lioollmll squzlcl chose- C0-ClllCCllS lin' their zinnuzil lioollmll qucvii. ll mulcl wry well ln' czilh-cl il c'uii1c'icl0l1c'c ln-fzlllsc when Mr. llzlmlml Scllrllpp lwczllllv ill wc' haul cu-c'u:1c'lu's. Ncnx-cumulus-i'2Sl1il 6:30 lun. was thc l1cg,ginning ol' thc zmnnunl l'c-ppm' hunqlu-1. This lJ2lll4IllL'l. put on nniinly lor thc loolhzill lJl1lyL'l'5. haul sn lzngc crmul which contzlinecl ineinlmvix ol the sung, :incl ycll stall, cozlclling stall' and l'vp1x'rs. Vlilllll was wlu-rc ilu- queens were crmvllc-cl. Clzuuliu fil'L'l'lll' was c'nm'm'cl hy cn-fzlplaiii Burr Page 25 greetings from Co-raptains Rudy Gideon in middle picture ana' Buzz Saari in the picture at right. In the lower yet of pirtures Pepper Prciident Margaret Bloom congratulating Pepper Irrxpiratiorml Wiririer George Upton. At the right ix a picture of the lread talvle. Sunni :incl licx'c1'ly llzltlcrson was cmwilcil by Co- czipiziili Rudy Giclcon. The qiu-vm' mini mn- sislccl ol' IJl'lllC'l'ShL'5 Clznmll Sln'ingci', VOIlllC2lIl Slzillbixl :incl -lzinct Marlin. George Upton was K'll0hk'Il by ilu- Peppers lin' the title Most lllSIJll'2lll0ll2ll l'l:lyc'1' ol' thc Yezn' lm' lfoollx:ill. llc 1'cc'n'ix'cal thc l'cpper zlwzlrcl :lt thc' lJlllllIllk'l. l'illIC'l'l2llllIlll'llI was pi'm'icli-il hy Don Dorn singing Hcp :incl Mznrvu Lu' llciuilcl played a sclcction nn hcl' violin. Bottom row left to right: Mike McDaniel, Billy Webster. jim Crismon, Larry Biglzy, Bill Loop, David Spencer, Clarence Palmer and Dori Turner. Second row left to right: Francis Albritton, Mike Brown, The twenty-one members ol' the -junior High Football squad this season showed that they are good candidates for next year's squad. During the season they won over Shelton and Olympia and lost to Longview by three points, Aberdeen hy one point and Hoquiam by six Joints. ll.arry Wlorrell, the leading ground gainer, received a hroken collarhone in the game with Shelton and Mike Merriman received a leg in- jury, also keeping him out lor the rest ol' the season. Page 26 Anton Suchyj, Mike Merriman, tWel Siemerx, Fred Hovda and Richard Judson. Third row left to right: Iohn Donahue, Coach: Woody O,Dell, Larry Worrell, Terry Olfori, Richard Backrnan, Bruce Iacohfon, Bob Hutchinx, Chuck Sticklin and David Lawson. Their coach, Mr. -lohn Donahue, teaches the sixth grade at th Edison Grade school. He got his training at St. lvlartins college. One of the high lights ol' the team was the spirit they had during the season. 'l'hey had good morale and when in a losing game they didn't give up. Due to injuries ol' two key players the team was not at lull strength but the determin- ation ol' them made up for it. We hope to see a lot ol' hoys from this years freshman club on next years varsity. Neither polio, nor injuries, nor snow, nor ankle- deep mud could keep the Centralia Tigers from par- ticipating in one of the oddest football seasons in Southwest Washington Gridiron history. Tragedy and happiness were mirrored in the Tigers' 10 game schedule which saw them face seven of the top teams in the state. The Tigers opened their 1955 season on a suc- cessful note with a come from behind 13-6 victory over the Chehalis Bearcats. John Brill scored one touchdown and set up another to pace the Tigers to their sixth straight victory over the Bearcats. However, the happiness over the victory was ended the next day with the tragic announcement that Tiger football coach Hal Schrupp had contracted polio. Quarantines were placed on the football team and the entire student body and the Tigers' next game with Hoquiam was postponed. Buckling down to work under assistant coaches Maitland Anderson and Matt Pavalunas after the layoff, the Tigers began to prime for the Kelso game, minus their head coach who was lying in a hospital bed in Seattle. The Kelso game saw the Tigers fight the High- landers to a 20-20 standstill and keep their perfect record intact. The next week, the Tigers took on the Hoquiam Grizzlies in a make-up of the game which had been postponed earlier. The Tigers ran into too much jim Graham in this game and came out on the short end of the count by a 26-12 score as the Grizzly halfback scored three touchdowns. It took the Tigers a full quarter to warm up the next week and by the time they had, Aberdeen held a 27-0 lead over the homestanding Tigers. After the first quarter, the Tigers fought the Bobcats to a standstill but the die had already been cast and the harbor city eleven had a 33-13 win. The Tigers debut in Tacoma's Lincoln bowl the From top to bottom starting at left: Coach Maitland Anderson and Co-captain Don Saari. I U Second rozv left to right: George Upton, Phil Palmer and Bill o y. Third row left to right: Howard Johnson, Fred Hilpert and lim Smith. Fourth rorv left to right: Ken Fry, Ted Hanke and Norm Linscott. Fifth rorv left to right: Ray Siemers, Mike Seymour, Karl Drops, Steve Lee and John Edinger. Page next week was ruined as their namesakes, the Stadium Tigers, rolled to a 19-6 decision. Speed 1955 Trapper style was accentuated in Centralia the next week as the Vancouver Trappers paced by Don Maw's five touchdowns rolled to a 61-0 win over the injury ridden Tigers. Injuries continued to plague the Tigers when they played Olympia the following week and the Centralians came home on the short end of a 27-6 score. The weatherman contributed to the next Tiger ballgame by dumping a white mantle of snow on the ground and the Tigers responded by rallying their meager forces together to pull one of the biggest upsets of the year in downing the Longview Lumber- jacks 14-6 in the annual Veteran's day game. Playing in three inches of snow and wearing gloves, the Tigers snapped a seven year jinx in downing the Lumberjacks. The snow turned to mud the next week and the Tigers dropped their last Capital League game of the year to the Lincoln Abes 27-0. The annual Turkey day contest with Chehalis was also played in ankle-deep mud and saw the Tigers fight the Bearcats to a 0-0 standstill. However, the game was a moral victory for Tiger followers in one way for it marked the first return of Head Coach Schrupp to Centralia since his polio attack. Following the season several Tigers were singled out for individual awards. Coach Schrupp, making a surprise appearance before the student-body at the awards assembly, presented Rudy Gideon with the most inspirational player award and Mike Seymour with the improved player award. Ray Kinnaman, Tiger end, was named to the all-Southwest, all-Capital, all-State and all-American teams and will participate in the annual State High school football game next fall in Spokane. Sixth row left to right: Buzz Foote, Ken Studeman, Sam Tome: and Tom Erdman. Seventh row left to right: Mike Collins and Tom Knapp. Eigth row left to right: Ray Kinnaman, Les Reynoldxon, Jerry Julien and Al Bennett. Ninth row left to right: John Brill, Stan Stafford and lim White. Tenth row left to right: Coach Matt Pavalunas, Head coach Harold Schrupp and Co-captain Rudy Gideon. 27 S NNW A. S. A s QS in - f 2 1 ,+-ff X SSB, sf W Ten new school records were set and another tied by members of the 1955 Centralia Tiger football team this past fall. The Tiger passing attack, which composed most of the Centralia offensive play, dominates most of the new records with a total of nine new marks set. Quarterback Les Reynoldson led the new individual record field by rewriting three of his own passing records set in 1954. The Tiger quar- terback set a new individual mark in passes at- tempted with 166, in passes completed with 77 and in passes intercepted with 10. Centralia's All-American end Ray Kinna- man set a new record in pass receiving for the Tigers this past fall. The lanky senior caught 26 passes for 270 yards, breaking his own record of 16 pass receptions set in 1954. The top record of the year, however, was that set by Rudy Gideon in the defensive de- partment. The senior co-captain end participated in 140 tackles while anchoring down the right side of the Tiger's defense at linebacker. Gid- eon's new mark broke the old record of 64 set by Gene Fry in 1954. Two other members of the 1955 varsity also broke the tackle record. Buzz Saari, the other co-captain, and Kinnaman both participated in over 80 tackles, Saari making 95 and Kinnaman 81. Gideon also tied another record, that being the pass interception marked. Gideon intercep' ted three passes, to tie the mark set by Bob Bennett in 1953. In the team record department, the passes attempted, passes completed and passes inter- cepted marks all had to be rewritten after the past season. The Tigers attempted 192 passes, completed 84 and had 15 intercepted to break the three previous top marks set in 1954. The Tigers also set new marks in the pass intercepted department with 11 and in the kick- off return department with 37. Both records broke previous highs since records have been kept, starting with the 1952 season. Running down the rest of the outstanding marks for the Tigers this past year, the longest kickoff of the year was a 59 yard boot by John Edinger against Lincoln. Kinnaman made the longest run from scrimmage, a 19 yard skirt against Longview. The longest scoring pass of the year was a 37 yard aerial from Reynoldson to Kinnaman. Karl Drops and Phil Palmer had the longest returns on punts and kickoffs, Drops a 28 yard kickoff return. Gideon had the best night in the de- return, and Drops and Palmer both 11 yard punt fensive department, participating in 21 tackles against Chehalis. Here is a rundown on individual statistics for 1955: I RUSHING Name Plays Gain Loss Net Avg George Upton . ......., 89 335 14 321 3.61 Buzz Foote .............. 30 106 10 96 3.2 Ray Siemers ...,........ 23 85 14 71 3.1 Mike Seymour .... 31 102 16 86 2.8 Karl Drops .............. 49 139 16 123 2.51 john Brill .,.,,,.,.... 13 41 8 33 2.5 Manuel Rodrigues- 1 2 0 2 2 jay Gregg ............ 2 3 0 3 1.5 Les Reynoldson ,.... 36 76 35 41 1.1 Ken Fry ........... ........ 6 6 3 3 .5 Ray Kinnaman ..... 10 38 42 -4 -.4 Dick Snider ...,. .. ...,,. 1 0 6 -6 -6 Phil Palmer. ............. 2 0, 17 -17 -17 295 963 181 782 2.65 Opponents -- ....,. 438 2682 130 2552 5.82 PUNTING Name No. Yds Avg Blkd john Edinger ......... ...... 2 61 30.5 0 Ray Kinnaman .............. 31 912 29.4 0 Karl Drops .............. ...... 2 51 25.5 0 Les Reynoldson ...,,.,..... 1 5 5 1 36 1029 28.6 1 Opponents ,.,.. ....,. 2 7 652 24.1 0 KICKOFFS Name NO. Yds Avg TB John Edinger ,..,.... ....... 2 3 277 42.5 3 Opponents ..... ....... 4 4 1 82 36 I PASSING Name Att Comp Int Pct Yds Les Reynoldson ......... 166 77 10 .464 839 Ray Kinnaman ......... 7 3 1 .428 55 Ken Fry ,...,..,.........,.... 14 4 1 .286 18 Phil Palmer. ........ 3 0 2 .000 0 George Upton ........... 1 0 1 .000 0 Karl Drops ...,............ 1 0 0 .000 ' 0 192 84 15 .437 909 Opponents ,,,,,,., 76 23 11 .303 442 SCORING Name A TD Pat Pts George Upton ...... ...... 4 0 24 Karl Drops ............ ...... 2 0 12 Les Reynoldson ........ ...... 2 0 12 Buzz Foote ............. ...... 2 0 12 Ray Kinnaman ........ ...... 1 2 8 John Brill, .............. ...... 1 0 6 Ray Siemers. ....... ...... 1 0 6 John Edinger ......... ...... 0 3 3 Rudy Gideon ...,..... ...... 0 1 1 13 6 84 Opponents ...... ......... 3 4 22 226 1 .-,-,.-,,'.. 2, ,,, N in 'A xx., xxwmxf, SSQQ K : ,, Q X w xx? x ' 5 1 SEQ - H xx L X gp x A 3 X s 1 is x 5 2 fsmsi 5-w. ' WNW an ? 9' , b , .fax ff , W? E . f 3 wr iv , .A,, . ll 1 ing aa ff ' ' f 2 4 f 'f Q Ja Q Q FQ 55 A ' A k 4 75 2 a Vg v K '7 1 l, 5 ' .jbfgwv ,, -as, , S s. N- if Q 1 'z ws Y I X Front Row lcft to riglvt: Marva Lee Herald. joy Hallman Marilyri Loop. Alice Kling, Pat Greger. Slveila Harrington ,lean Gratten and 'loyce Frenrlv. Second Row left to riglvt: Marilyri Petrie, Karen Wolf Slvarvn Carter. Chris Ifdmandi. Wi,lma Luft. jerry Holman Dorothy Zandeclei. Mary Lou Ditnran and Wilrria Notter, Tht' Torth llonor sot'it'ty this past, yt':tr wats. :ls usuul. very atttiyt' in school lil'e. Tht' Honor sot'it'ty was opt'n to t'yeryont' who hzttl zthoyt' at lhret' point ztyt'rztge ztntl in:tintzunt'tl it lor at wholt' year. Tht' llonor t'luh tlrt'w up at constitution lot the lllllltllllll honor sot'it'ty ztntl this resultvtl in llll'llI llL'COIlllIlg n1t'tnhers. .-Xnnuztlly tht' Torch Honor sot'it'ty st'lls z1pplt's in the lowt'r hull. This yt'zn' it resultetl in :tn eighty tlollzu' lllflllllt' lor tht' tluh trvztsury. The Tort'h olht't'rs lor next yt':tr wt'rt' t'lt't'tt'tl :tt at pitnit' ht'ltl May l. For tht' tlepztrting' st'nior n1t'n1hers ol Torch l . llonor. honor pins wt'rt' ortlt'rt'tl. Thost' who rt'- t't'ix't'tl ll pin hzttl ht't'n on tht' honor roll lot lour yeztrs ztntl at nietnht'r ol' Torth Honor lor thret' years. Torch Honor prt'st'ntetl :tn zlsseinhly lor tht stutlt'nt hotly May lli. This 2tsst'n1hly t'onsistt'tl Page 33 Tlvird Row left to right: Lila Sprague. Indy Holbrook. Gail Milarivwslei. Sldartm Bryfon, Patty Rorengreu. Heleri Milern ana' Mist Rutlv Mylvre, adviser. Fourtlr Row left to riglvt: Bulv Simmons, Dick Alvord. Howard Batie. George Upton. jolm Simmont, Ron Lawler, Rusxell Notter ana' David Huff. ol R. lfrztnklin Thomson lil'0l1l tht' Clollcgt' ol Puget Sountl ztntl tht' Rt'x't'rt'ntl Smith wus in- yitetl to speztk to tht' stutlent hotly. Among nt'xt yt'z1r's plztns is ont' that will ust' tht' rtunztining lorty tlollztrs lor huying at plzttplt' lor ll senior honor stutlt'nt. outstztntling stutlt'nt or stutlt'nt lezttlt'r. This will ht' :tn honor :twnrtl prox'itlt'tl hy tht' Torch Honor sotiety. Also among nt'xt ye:n s plztns is zu new wzty ol' selecting tht: stutlt'nt lor Torch Honor. ,Ks ht'Iort'. ztnyont' on tht' honor roll lor at lull yt':tr :uutnnzuitztlly hstznnt' zu mt'tnht'r ol tht' t'luh. Next yt'atr tht'rt' will ht' Iiour points to t'onsitler. They nrt' point 2lX'L'l'2lgL'. lt':ttlt'rship. t'h1n'ztt'ter :tntl st'ryit't'. Tht' slutlt'nt is pit'kt'tl hy Printipztl Ilztroltl Gehrkt' :intl is then yott'tl on hy tht' tt':tt'ht'rs. This ye:tr's Torch Honor t'luh tonsistetl ol tlnrty-st'yt'n n1t'n1ht'rs with thn'tt't'n tnt'n1ht'rs ht'- ing st'niors. Top to Imtfum: Judy Mofvriey. l'YL'nl5HYf71 Mz1Ylly1I Millv. wc- rrtary: folm Fagvrliccf: vice-prcvidrvllf Ken Fry. prcvident ana' M101 Alia- Alkirimn. bald ualvicrr. Going llll'0llgll thc- soplioniorc' olliu-s wc- liml lmoollls, liL'2lllll'lIIg such things ns il Ivlcgrznlmli lmoolli. ' l'1N is ncsimlrnt Nnilxn l'ctii s x' ' lxvnny sy 1 X 1 1 5 A' ' 'c :ix 'irc prvsl- lll'M'5P1lIX'l' :xml siclesliow. mlvntl Marilyn Mills as sc'c'rc't:l1'y zmcl Alucly Nlolmvy :is Higllliglil ol' tllc' CYL'Illllg wus Illc' Cl1Ic'1'lzlil1lm'l1l ll'C1lSlll'l'l'. wliicll was liutcli Rolwrls. sux solo. z1u'omp:mic'cl liy Ylilll'l'l' was quilt zu clclmzlu' upon wllzll our class Gail Milzmowski: loin Hzlll. trombone solo: mock symbol slioulml lu'-zu ring or an swL'z1lc'l'. lllc' ring was Xkflllllllg by roll room lll2: Sllzlron Pzulllzlm :mil Mauri- 4'll0SCll. lyn Mills alznm-ml: skit by roll row Qlllg .Io lil1'l'XN'2llill. Sonic ol' lllc' :u'lix'iIic's wc spolisorvcl we-rc :I scllool lliillllli' lolmson. Mzirvn lim- llvrallcl. Youll trio: 302 clzuiu- :mal SOIJll0lll0l'l' c'zn'nix'z1l. The cilrnivznl is zm liC2lllll'l'lli2l lin- piers lmncl :incl also sponsoiccl clznming. zlnnuzll Cwill ol thc' sopliomoic- rlzlss. 'l'l1is yawn' il wus Miss l'lC'l'IlCl0Il Smith. Miss .Xlicc .Xlkinson :incl llelml in Novm'nllx'1'. lfrctl llilpcrl :lmll.i1lcl:1 lm- well' Miss liiliyli-'I'liomz1s wen' c'li:1pc1'onvs. co-c'l1z1ii'1m'l1. lllc c':ll'ulL'1'i:l wus clccomlccl willi vzlrious page 3 4 Bottom row left to riglvt: lfllen Browning. Karen Clrallverg. jo Bienvard. Pat Begley and Barb Hlovl. Second row left to right: Margie Branelr. Indy Case. Hertina Flofl and Slraron Bryson. Third ron left to riglvt: lVlelvin Canfield. jack Hraly. Tony Alvles and Carl Carlson. l ourtl'r ron' left to row: Gary Carlson and Terry Call. Bottom row left to riglrt: Clrarlet Cournyer. l.a Vonne Cochran, Virginia Dodd. Betsy Date and Slvarie Carter. Seeond ron' left to riglrt: Fay Dooms, Karen Dunean. Dorothy Curnrnings. and janiee Clval- lender. Third ron' left to riglvt: lfarl Conzatti. Don Clrulvlmclq, Hruee Cottrell. Dennis Coolidge and Bill Darrell. lfourtlr rorz' left to riglvt: Pat Delaney. Rielv- ard lfdinger. Danny Duffy and Fritz Daviseourt. Bottom ron' left to riglvt: Iudy Ferrell. joann lierrel. Sue Gesler and Ianiee Forrest, Second ron' left to riglvt: Judy Greeley. Bar- lrara Greenfield and Dan Gee. Third row left to right: Gary Ifrdrrran and Bill Ferdinand. Fourtlr ron' left to riglrt: David 'Gilrson and Kenny Fry. gl' Bottom row left to right: Elaine Hamilton, Marva Lee Herald. Nancy Heirzricher, Sue Gesler. joyce Guier and Ianice Forrest. Second row left to right: Barbara Guinn, Bar- bara Greenfield, Judy Greeley, Muriel Hoover and fudy Holbrook. Third row left to right: David Hun. Fred Hilpert, David Gibson and Lloyd Gilyon. Fourth row left to right: ,lon Hickerxon Tom Hall, Milee Ingraharri and Bob facobyon. Bottom ronf left to right: Virginia Matthews, Dianne Johnson, fudy Mohr'zey and Gail Milariowski. Second row left to right: Marilyrl Mills, Tom johnson, Willie jones and Cordon Kirkpatrick. Third row left to right: Miirliri Luedecleer and Galen loner. Bottom row left to right: Nola Peterson. Sharie O'Connor, Pat Plummer. Shirley Pinard and Phyllis Proffitt. Second row left to right: Mary Anne Pollock. Marilyri Petrie. Shirley Mzieller, Sharon Padharri. Lynne Nietert and Pat Newbury. Third row left to right: Bob Plumb. Ron Pennington, Steve Osborn. Ramon Riccardo and Arnold Morrill. Fourth row left to right: Harold Oster. Dan Reda and Allen Morgafi. Bottom ron' left to right: Terry Sfott, Sharon Spencer. june Russell. Lura Robinson and Judy Rohcrts. Second row left to right: Phyllis Rice. Pat Senior, Lila Sprague, Ron Ricfardo and Ralph Stahlein. Third row left to right: Robert Roberts, Ray Schmidt, Bob Shirer and Bob Simmons. Fourth row left to right: Neil Sackrider, Dellis Rollins and Norton Seip lr. Bottom row left to right: Karen Villers, Gayle Surfare. Nanry Tarrach and Rosemarie Tivknor. Second row left to right: Margaret Thomsen, Wanda Thafker. Delores Stallmari and Carloyn Wagner. Third row left to right: ferry Swenson, Sam Tomes and Dennis Swanson. Fourth row left to right: Dean Street and Stan Stafford. Bottom row left to right: Karen Wolf. Darlene Whitis, Ioyre Wright, Kathy Workman and Karen lfVise, Second row left to right: Donna Whitney. Virginia Wlorrell, ,ludy Young and Davene Williams. Third row left to right: Bertha White, Paul Wollen and Mark Williams. Fourth row left to right: Elliot Wirks, Alan White and jim Wilsovi. Page Page 38 Boosters Bottom row left to right: Claudia fire- ene. Pat Wilxori, Virginia Worrell, Rita Scyler and jndy Mohney. Second row left to right: Pat Greger, Karolyn Kuper, Carol Bogen, Caroll Springer and Vondean Stafford. Third row left to right: Sheilah Payne. Mary Chowning, Carolyn Wagrier, Fritz Dayiscourt and Allan Marker. Fourth row left to right: Gary Herriforcl, Ralph Stablein, Don Fowler and Mr. Robert Bauer. Girls 'C' Club Bottom row left to right: Ioyfe French, UeDe Blankenship. Carol Crirrnon, Eye- lyn Mattesoii. ,lean Gratton, Carolle Turya and Roberta Scherer. Second row left to right: Sandra Slonile- er, Linda Slonileer, Joanna Waggorier, Sharon Kearny. Bonnie Erwin. Georgia McAllister. judy Greeley and ,loyce lngraham. Third row left to right: Barb Stewart. Jessie Rogerx, Carol Bogen. Margaret Bloom, Nancy Warreri. Betty Goebel and Shirlee Sandrtrom. Foruth row left to right: Luanna Bur- dick, Mary Lou Duncan, Karen Duncan, Pat Greger, Pat Dexter, Karolyn Kuper and Mist Marilyri Rogerx. Peppers Bottom row left to right: Joyce French, Deanna Hunnel, Marilyri Loop, Ieanne Oster, Carol Crixmon, Dorothy Zandeclei and joy Hallman. Second row left to right: Chris Edrnandx, jean Gratton, janet Martiri. Georgia Mc- Allixter, Maridel Bryson, llama Stuebr and Mary lane Tereslei. Third row left to right: Shirley Grat- ton, Linda Sloniker, Barb Stewart, ,lesyie Rogers, Margaret Bloom and Cfarull Springer. Iforuth row left to right: Luanna Bur- dick, Mary Lou Duncan, Helen Milem, Vondean Stafford and Mrf. Rorella Wick. Servuce Hnllmn mn fd! In rzgfvfi .lL'n1HH4' fJXft'7'. Uumflw Z.1mlrclq1. I1-dlhl Oxicr. Mmzdcf Hrymrl .mmf Knrffz Kvpprr, Scfmrd mn frfl tu rrgfvt: fflmnx llmfk. .Huw fain' ,l'm'rxkz, I5.1r1v.1m Cfmv and fuvu' Nmqrmf. klhfwnf mn fvfl fu llghff Hrwrfv fwzxcrl. jnwu Kumi! .lmf IDUHHIV C,'m11.1tIl. lfumtfv mu fwfr fu right: jay Hfoonz. .'WL1r1f1n Hlunlwltfml. II-If 1'W.1rsfmH und IWI. .lack I r.:vm'. D EO Club liutium run lrff fu rzgfvt: -fuck Hvwltt. Cffmrllr Hwzrrdt. fnlm limzgxfnvg. I't'I'HUll llvulff .md l7.1mw I714ffw'. . , 1 Srcurzlf mn frft In rzgfvl: lxlcurff INUIIAUY. R017 SIINHIUVIX, FIU fulfv. 174111 Dum and H-vfv lfzrkx. Tfvnd mn lufl lu rzgfvlf Ray Rufvznmn. Rich Scfu'n'z, fulm SIIIIHIIHIS. Cflmrfm Il'llL'lwl'Y JH!! RL1VllL77I RILCCCLIVAJK7. l m'ntfv mn IL-fr In Hgfvf: W'iffic funn. :UL Lua ,xllfdflullxkl .Jud Nfl. Vern Iicrrv, Boys 'C' Club Horton: mn I.-fr lu rigfvf: Rufwrt lt.. ,ljl7U!!lpXUll, CIQCJ IHIAIIIIQC. IJLIH BIL'IVlIk, fxmf Dmpx. fufw HHH. fxvmgu Cplun .md 17.111 Hmm, Sv-'und mn lvfl fu ugfvtf H1112 Sami. lifll fuffv, fum' fzrlzvu. 'Ibm lt'fJm.1n. Hmnlmf fufwzmrz. fm' Hupp .md Dirk lillllhllhlhl Alvfwu' mn fvft In 7!4Ql7ff ,fufm Sillllllllllf. . , I fufm lwflvlgw, ,fmr U !7lH7IlH', lxofvcrt H. Tfmzzlpmlz. Sims l.u'. Pfvll l'alrm'f, Km Studcnnm. Rmfw' ffxdwn. lfmntfv mn I4-fr In 7'lgl7l.' Dan Wlufvrzvy. JIU! Uvfvlfc. fm: Smith. l,nlV'Y V lwgittcmzz, l.w RLWYIUIJXUII, Hof' H14'kx .md .-ll Hul- HMI. 1 11l7 run frft tu right: Stun Shiffnmf. 1,011 f mlf4'r. Rink Cfufvrkc, Dick .'ll1'UTd. Ray Kllllldllhlfl, .U1kc c,'OHlHX. Dun Sum:- xun .md Unk SIIIJCV. 14 '1 Page 39 Page 40 F. F. A. Bottom row left to right: Rhodann O'Dell, Beverly Fowler. Donna Buxek. Charles Ruddell, Ken Dollarhyde. Leroy Liebieh and Melyiri Butterfield. Second row left to right: Neil Thomas, jerry Julien, Tom Conzatti, Keith Colvin, Robert Goodwin and Dan Kelly. Third row left to right: Bill Fagernexx. Martiri Sheattler, Hugh Friedrieh, Torn Kuddell. Lloyd Gilson and Bob Moran. Foruth row left to right: Tom Hall, Larry Peterxon, Ronald Beck. Farrell Bly. Tom johnson and Mr. Hugh Kintzley. Mosque cmd Gavel Bottom row left to right: Wilrria Notter. Sylvia Mfflllister, Alene Wright. Pat Greger and fanice Martirz. Sefond row left to right: Alife Kling, jerry Holman, Patty Rosengren andlnianna Burdick. Third row left to right: Dennis Conzatti, Dirk Alvord and john Simmon5. Foruth row left to right: George Upton, Larrie Elhart, Kelty Lantz and Mr, Owen Wirks. KELA Club Bottom row left to right: Louixe Genge. Deanna Hunnel. Gail Middletori, Delie Blanleenxhip, Lurille Wolf, Karen Wcrlf, Sue Gexler and Desmond Birch, Second row left to right: Sheila Har' rington, Marya Lee Herald, Allyee Masori, Sally Morarl, Betsy Date. Lura Robinson, Carol Bogen and Linda Slonileer. Third row left to right: Gail Milarx- onfslei, Myrrza johnson, Sharon Kearnr, Barbara Gray, Sue Hedgren. Maridel Matheriy and Mist Alite Atkinson. Foruth row left to right: Alire Kling. fudy Holbrook. Barbara Greenfield, Karen Duncan, Chuck fflhart, Dennis Conzatti and Fritz Davixcourt. Fifth row left to right: Marviri Blumen- thal, Larry Merrirnaii, Tom Hall, Ray Robinson, Larrie Elhart. Rieh Scherer and Kelcy Lantz. Drama Club Bottom ron' left to right: Don Turner. Melvin Canfield. Adrian jones. jail? Hewitt. ,lim Miltirnore and Bob Iaeohson. Second row left to right: janite Skipper. Nancy Rousseau. Susie 1Vlohney. Karen Olson, Diane Bartelson. Lillian Anderson, Barb Blosl and Allyee Mason. Third ron' left to right: DeDe Blanken- ship, Loretta jackson, Sandra Sluniker, Neva fo Berg. Marlene Stannele, Gail Milanowslei, Sue Gesler. Carol Bogen and Mr. Torn Hannan. lfornth row left to right: Mary Anne Polloek, Shirlee Sandstrorn, Maridell Bry- son. Alene Wright. Beverly Bishop, Dianne Stallenp, Nancy Warren, jndy Greeley and Mr. Herb Dunean. Fifth row left to right: ,lerry Holman, ,Indy Young. Bertina Blosl, Phyllis Rice, Chris lfdrnands. Barbara Greenfield, Patty Rosengren, ,lane Garrison and Kathy En- body. Sixth row left to right: Ron Skinner Larry Merriman, john Bangsberg, Don Brnhns, Buzz Sarri. Dennis Conzatti, Ron Smith, Rich Scherer and Mr. Frank Rosa. Seventh row left to right: Kelty Lantz. Terry Whipple and Bob Rowland. Audio Visual Bottom row left to right: ,lark Hewitt, john Bangsberg and Larry Rowland. Second ron' left to right: Charles Wit- ehey, Terry Whipple and Mr, Tom Han- nan. Chess Club Bottom row left to right: Dennis Drop- alski, Dennis Canfield, jim Miltirriore and Ronald Skinner. Second row left to right: Hugh Lowery. Mike Ingraharn. Charles lflhart and Misv lfthyle Thomas. Third row left to right: Louis Caldwell, Leslie Meredith. Skip Halliday and Diele Parsons, Page 41 xg H. ew, H :Q n :., : wi , 45 I I My A Q M - V , , 1, . :,.1 ..A, e? .gg Q W my ' : zi: I ,k::E ..,... NMI. ': Q 0 - g g WM A ..,. I . I X ,W , , 1,5 . IZII i i ,,,, M W 5 's Q59 f., xg .. ,... . BMS? K T F , Sw Er Dfw 3 ggi? W fi-THD in ,X 'E 1 s yn .qkw Highlights the Girls C Club Basketball banquet March 4 was the crowning of Caroll Springer, senior, as basketball queen by team captain Ray Kinnaman. Besides Caroll, the court consisted of Vondean Stafford and Pat Wilson, seniors, and Jean Gratton, Junior. All girls were members of this year's song staff. Honored at the banquet were the Varsity and Kitten teams, their managers, coaches, the pep staff and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gehrke and Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Holman, the principal and the superintendent of schools and their wives. The banquet was served buffet style. En- tertainment was provided by a quintet consisting of Howard Batie, tromboneg Terry Berry, trum- petg Gary Brown, tuba, Russell Notter, Trumpet: Wilma Notter, French horn. Myrna Johnson sang two numbers and Myrna, Karen Blumenthal and l.ura and Ray Robinson, a western group also participated in the night's activities. Page 44 One second :intl :in overtinie lroin the stzite tour- n:nnent. Tlizit stzttetnent inzule hy hezttl hzisleethzill couch Mant Pzivzilunzts exernplilies the H155-513 hziskethztll sezison :it Centrzilizt. The Tigers conipletetl one ol their tnost successliul seztson in recent years hy linishing in at tie lor seconcl place in Lzipitzil Lezigue stzinclnigs. I hen tn at plziyoll gznne :it Lhehzilts zigznnst ,Xhertleen. the Tigers lost out on at chance to go to the state tour- nznnent hy zt lust secontl shot that lelt every lain in zittentlztnce liinp lrotn excitement. X'Vith the score tied 133-153 :intl 50 seconds lelt in the gznne, Ahertleen hrought the hztll clown court :intl plziyecl czitch with it until just :is the huffer sounclecl. Chuck Copelzintl let lly with one lroin the corner. The hull clroppetl through the hztsket giving .Xhercleen the gznne 65-133. Thzit was hut one ol' the niziny thrills that lollow- ers ol' the Tigers were trezitccl to this yezir :is they watch- ecl thent roll up lfl wins in 21 starts lfive ol' the gsnnes the Tigers lost were to teznns who eventually entletl up in the stzite tournznnent :it Seattle. The Tigers snzippztl two jinxes in rolling up their recorcl this patst yezir. XVhen they whippetl the llo- quiann Grizzlies till-57 hehincl lion lfowler' 20 point perlornizince. it nizirkccl the llrst tune since HHH thztt Page Kneeling left to right: Bobby Sapp, Frilz Daviscourt. Standing: Burk Gefvrlee Head Marzager and Denny David. the ligers haul hezitetl Hoquiznn on the brinhes honie Iloor. The Tigers two resounclinlf victories over the 5 21 Clhehzilis l5e:n'cztts also snzippecl at long jinx. Their 138-flli :intl lifl-53 wins over the Bezircztts inzirkecl the lirst tiine since N115 thzit at Clentrzilizt teznn hzitl heziten llll' BC2ll'flllS LXVTCKL' ill Ollt' SUQISOH. The Tigers went through their preseason schetlule hy winning eight :incl losing two. lncluclecl in those eight wins were at victory over Longview, Kingpin ol' the Southwest Hlztshington lezigne. zi victory over lilnizi. chznnpion in the Clentrzil circuit. :intl two lopsiclecl XYTIIS over lXlontesznio which sztw the Tigers roll up ai 57-I7 lezicl in one gznne. The Tigers openecl their lezigne sezison with three victories in lour stzirts. Then they rain into George Cyrzlnt ztntl the liengzils lroin Stztcliuni. C-rztnt put ai clznnper on Tiger hopes in thzit gznne hy pulling the Bengals lrotn hehintl to win 55-50 with six points in the lztst F58 secontls. ,Xt the encl ol' the season two Tigers were singlecl out lor intlivttluzil honors. Don l'owler. senior giuzirtl. 1 wus the recipient ol' the most itnprovetl zintl most inspirzttion:il ziwztrtls :is voted hy his tezninnzites :incl qlitn XVhitniire won the loul shooting trophy. heztting Fowler out hy one percentztge point. 46 R Whutmnrm Robert B, Thompson ,gg Z ' ff K x' 'J N - k i x 5 J A . 0 sk 'ii xx In 3' 6 i F , i.f, ,..N,. K X x A. vyvolriscrw E 4 fl' x X S g' 'N is AQ an 'S si 8 Q R Q x -'fix N E X Q ' wx X, X X xx X Q X X Captmn any Kxnnamrm M if Sha ,HI-uv' SEEN Don F- nwlpr ,P ., RW., ,X Lcn Rucl in-h Rudy Cach-on g A A 'C LM Q an an ' x ' 'W- x, Q, I 'K E M, 5: f 19 R Q Q Z Stun Stafford Kneeling left to riglvt: Ken Fry, Mike Collins, jolvn Sim- Standing: Coach Iolvn Donalme, Chuck Towner, jon Hick- monx. Stan Stafford, jerry Snelxon, Ray Siemers and Manager erxon, Ron Riccardo, Earl Conzatti, Buick Roberts, Danny Gee Fritz Daviscourt. and Bill Doivell. Clentralia High Sc'hool's Basketball 'li' squacl ohtainetl the title ol' league champions alter long hours ol' arcluous praetiee lor the twenty game schedule. As lar as the overall season, the Kittens won eighteen antl lost two. At one time Clllllllg the season the Kittens hatl a twelve game winning streak. The Kittens hall eluh eonsistetl ol' Mike Collins, -john Simmons antl Chuck Towner, juniorsg liarl Clonfatti, Bill Dowell, Ken Fry, Dan Gee, .lon Hiekerson, Ron Rieeartlo, liuteh Roh- Page 48 erts, Ray Siemers. jerry Snelson antl Stan Stali- lorcl, sophomores. These players all lettered in Kitten basket- hall. They had a very exciting and victorious season. Stan Stallortl and Butch Roberts played some varsity hall during the season. Looking at this year's Kitten team, it looks like next year's varsity will he a promising ball eluh. Also the Kitten team next year will he a gootl one as the junior high team this year was one with twelve wins antl no losses. 9 is Bottom row left to right: Bruce jacob- mn. Bob Hlllfhlllj, Theron Ticknor, Ray Butler, Ron Siemers and Maitland Ander- JUU, COL1fl7. lhts years l'reshman Basketball team lor the lirst time played a twelve game schedule in- stead ol' a ten game schedule. They also played a eomhination ol' Central and Capital League teams. They had two each with Longview. Olym- pia. lilma, lloquiam and St. Martins. They played one game with Clhehalis and Shelton. 'l'heir coach lor this year was Mr. Maitland .-Xnderson who eoaehed the ZX' and 'B' teams. 'l'he high point men lor the '.-X' team were Ron Siemers with H3 points lor the season lol- Page Standing left to riglvl: David Lawton. Riclvara' Baclzman, B011 York, Mike Mer- riman and Billy Watter5o1i. lowed hy Raymond Butler with Il5 points and Brute .Iaeohson with 105 points. For the 'B' team high point man was Mike lNlerriman with 135 points lor the season. The scoring point average lor the '.-X' team was 39.5 and 20.0 lor the opponents. The 'll' team had a seoring point average ol' 20.0 and their opponents had I4.0. It was the lirst time an all victorious season was made hy a junior high squad ol' Centralia High school. E . mm , SYS? A Q wg mf? 42 'ay Wm gf- 7. . jgai 'F 2559, 543535 ww 'E il - : 1Efg:zi:,,:fe: 1 x WM Pnlbswww 5 W-xgumwwham Lcfl In right: joy Htzllmtm. trmtioctt ftwyu' liicriclv. Sccrt'lt1ry: Ron Rincar. 1f1t'6-prcfia'c'ul: llfttrrcn l'lit'lq6r'. prvvin'rnt and flflrf. ffvr- trlmlt' l'utnmn. betta' tzdvifvr. Nt wt't't' linatllx' upper' t'l:tnsmt'n. Nlw. how lmroutl with littlt' t'lxt's lJCl'l-illlg tlown on tht' tlzmttws. wt wt'1't' Irving zthlt' to t':tll tht' lil'l'Slllllt'Il :mtl xopho- lwo tlt'ztths tlt'l'lll'l'l'il in tht' fit'lllli2lll2l lligh n't's lowt'i' t'ltusmt'n. NX't' t't':tli1t'tl hztll ol' our long. School Zlllkllltlfllllll thin yt':n'. 'l'ht'y wt'i't' l.tizmnzt lim h trtl h:tttlt ' w:1sox't'1': in two ytitrs wC'tl ht' tht' tC'llIt'lt tlitlt :mtl loin lirtlmzm pot'ti':tyt'tl :is liushzmtl :mtl wilt ol zttt1':tt'tiot1a1t our grzttlttztlion in lSl57. Yt'l. Zlllllil out' in our junior play. l.utt' Song . st story :shout Chin lovin xhouts wt'1't' 5or1'owl'ul lt't'lings that soon. too Iilt'. mn. wt tl no ltlllgfl' ht' t'hilth't'n hut grown-ups i't'zttlj.' Om' tlzlss olilit't'rs XYUIKC' XYzt1'1't'l1 l5it'ltt'l'. lJl'l'5lCll'lll to t'mlm:n'k into tht' toltl silt'nt worltl in lJlll8llll ol' ll Roh Rint':t1'. Vit't'-pt't'sitlt'nl1 uloytt' l'il't'lltll. st't't't'tznx xuitathlt' joh. :intl lox llatllmzm. ll'C2lNllll'l', l'ht'x' took their olli 'I'ht' tht'mt' ol our ltmiot' prom wits A'Nlztl4t' withithcthotlghloltloil1gtl1t'i1'xt'i'yht'st tlirough-t lwt'lit'x't '. XXX' tlt't'oi':tlt'tl tht' lllt'2lC'lll'l's in tht' gyni- tht' ytuup ll tsium an hills :mtl tht' hztltom' with g1't't'n 5lll'lllllJCl'l Pdgt' 5 l KSC Page 52 Bottom row left to right: Diane Bartelson, Donna Brandner, Karen Blumemthal, Mary And- erson and Alice Bonagofski. Second row left to right: Beverly Bishop, Virginia Blackburn, Darlene Burr, Luanna Bur- dick and Danny Brewick. Third row left to right: Terry Berry, Warren Bieker, Mitchell Blackburn, Harvey Banker and AI Bennett. Fourth row left to right: Gary Bryson, john Bangsberg and Charles Batcheldor. Bottom row left to right: Sharon Carpenter, Shirley Davis, Pat Dexter, Marlene Collins and Diane Carver. Second row left to right: Marjorie Coffin, Virginia Caldwell, Donna Busek and Mary Lou Duncan. Third row left to right: Louis Caldwell, Mike Collins, Keith Colvin, Ken Champlin and Don Dorn. Fourth row left to right: Ioy Hallman, Sheila Harrington, Mary Garrison and Pat Greger. Third row left to right: George Graham and Corky Hatcher. Bottom row left to right: Nancy Gray, Joyce French, Beverly Fowler and jean 'Gratton. Second row left to right: joy Hallman, Sheila Harrington, Mary Garrison and Pat Greger. Third row left to right: George Graham and Corky Hatcher. Bottom row left to right: Peg Henderson. Joyce Ingraham. Linda Lawler, Mildred Jen- nings and Karolyn Kuper. Second row left to right: Karen Hopkins, Myrna Johnson, Alice Kling, and Beverly Le- Bert. Third row left to right: Bill Lewis, Mel Johnson, Bill Kintzley, Howard Johnson and Neil Henthorn. Fourth row left to right: Dan Kelly, Jack Hewitt, Jerry Herriford and Ken Hugill. Bottom row left to right: Sally Lott, Loretta Mitchell, Marilyn Loop. DeDe Blankenship and Gail Middleton. Second row left to right: Evelyn Matteson, Allyce Mason, -Georgia McAllister, Sylvia Mr- Allister and Miriam McConnell. Third row left to right: Marilynn Messenger, Gail Lowe, Janet Loomis, Maridel Matheny and Gary Martin. Fourth row left to right: Richard Mitchell, Al Logan, Jack Miller, Jim Madsen and Allan Marker. Bottom row left to right: Rhodann O'Dell, Sharon Nietert, Marjie Neuert, Sally Moran and Beverly Patterson. Second row left to right: Wilma Notter. Jeanie Norris, Janice Neat, and Darlene Mulford. Third row left to right: Jerry Powell, Bonnie Norman, Brady Pollard and Merle Olmsted. Fourth row left to right: Herbert Reed, Dick Plumb, Denny Patterson, Calvin Oster and Phil Palmer. Page 53 Jw Page 54 Bottom row left to right: Nancy Rousseau Shirley Sandstrom, Iessie Rogers, Mona Rosef lius ana' Marie Sareault. Second row left to right: Ieanne Rosencrans, Patty Rosengren, Ran Rinear and jim Reichardt. Third row left to right: Dave Reynoldsori. Dick Shaffer, Larry Rohr and Manuel Rodriquez. Fourth row left to right: Curtis Ross and Charles Rousseau. Bottom raw left to right: Pearl Stover, Carolle Turya, Marlerie Stannele, Linda Slonileer and Donna Stidharn. Second rozv left to right: Dianne Stallcup, Barb Stewart, Marlys Studeman and Toni Stover. Third row left to right: Bob Smith, jack Turya and jim Smith. Fourth rorv left to right: john Simmons, Clinton Sleolrual and Chuck Towner. Bottom row left to right: Lucille Wolf, Rosalie Webster, Anita Webster, Vivian Whitted and Mayme Williams. Second row left to right: Letha Villers, Barbara Whited, Nancy Warren and Abbie Wesen. Third row left to right: Don Wbited, Mike Westley, Vernon Wolff, Larry VerValen and Delmer Ray Ward. 1 X r Bottom Row left to right: Gary Bryson ana' Billy Donfell. Second Ron' left to riglrt: George Upton, Ronnie Rinear, Denny David, Robert E. Tlrompxon, Danny Brewiele, Dirk lngralvam, Karl Drops. john Simmons and Earl Conzatti. NVith good weather and lots ol hard practice. the Centralia lligh School 'l'iger liasehall team is eurrentlv riding in third plaee in the Capital league. 'l'he ligers have looked good in pre- season games hy heating Roehster I6-0. by heat- ing Morton twice 8--I and 5-3 and squeezing hy Chehalis 3-2. llentralia held a 34-34 win and loss reeord in league play. 'l'he Tigers opened the season hy heing downed lwire hy Olympia 5-3 and El-3. 'l'he lol- Page Third Row left to right: Coach Maitland Anderson, Fred Hilpert, Larry Rohr, jim Wlritmire, Rudy Gideon, Steve Hayes, Dick Snider, Danny Molvrzey, Ken Studeman and Phil Palmer. lowing' week Clentralia traveled to .-Xlrerdeen where they really lowered the boom on the Boh- eats by getting 22 hits in the double header. 'l'he scores were 8-7 and El-li. 'l'he next 'l'hursday Clentralia played the Stadium Tigers from lac'- oma. The best the Centralia Tigers did was to get a split hy winning the second game 5-0 alter losing the lirst game Fi-0. Some ol' the players showing well this year are Karl Drops, Steve Hayes, Fred llilpert. Ron Rinear and -lim Hlhitmire. Kneeling left to riglrt: Bill Loop. Bill Walker. Clarenfe Palmer Spencer, Terry Olxon, Francis Alllrrittorz and Riflrie Baclzrnan. and Billy Webster. Third row left to right: Larry Worrell, Bob Hutclvinx, Theron Second row left to right: Dave Lawson, Ron Siemers, David Ticknor, Bruce Iafobron, Frank Schmitt and Ken Ruddell. The XX' division ol' the ulnnioi' High 'l'1'ztc'k High 'l'l'z1c'k teznn shows that they will he :ihlc tvznn won :ull ol' their truck meets this can: The' to re :lure them with little t-llort. . V , . . met :ind won over Hoqinznn, .iXhei'tlt-cn, Long- lhc outstanding men were l.zn'i'y XVori't'll, view and Shelton. 'l'ht- 'B' division heat Ho' shot Jlll and discus: Billet- ztcohson, hilh 'um JQ D ' . 1 hy .I .l qinznn and Shelton and lost to .Xherdeen and l,1n'ry lVz1lkci', pole Yilllll :ind l-tznik Sflnmtt, Longview. The 'C' division heat .-Xlmt-ulecii and broad jnnip. They :nt t-xpt-fted to make :md Longview and lost to Hoqniznn and Shi-hon. hrt-:tk records in the coming vents, 'l'i':u'lum'i1 from ull three divisions will hc Roland Difkic is the coztcli. He had liven roin 1' to the suh-distrift trzifk meet :tt Clvlitmlizt turnin 1' out l'C'C'0l'll hrezakin 1' ll'2lC'l4lIll'll during- ' A - - - - A v r - - A - . .ai :ind to the district n'zu'k meet et Olympia. lns coziflnng l'2ll'C'Cli. llns your Mr. Dickie will Next yezn' the IllL'llllJCl'S ol' the Alunior High he leaving for another cozncliing joh in Culi- 'l'rztc'k tcznn will he rcplztfing the seniors that zn'e lornizt. Ieztving this yczn: The zthility ol' this yt-zn s lin Page 56 'H g A , , 1-jf' --gy, 'Qv-J ' vf Ktttwliitgitifrttttt: FritzDt1vi5t'tv1art.I7tJ1tg MdVl17l.cidVy Herrifttrd. Standing nt lm:-lq: Dtfk .flltfttrtlh lltm Sanz. Nttrmtm l.tttttttt!l. fmt Htrkurytm. Hltm limiter and Cflwrltw Bt't1rtt'H. Kt-irlw 1tn'gt'ttxt'tt. Ray Kitttmmmt, Smit Smffttrzl. l9t'tttt1t Szvttrttmt, Ray Sttnttfntg left Ita fight: Tvrry Bvrry, jerry Stvtvtstm. fini Gullzclq- Siernrrt and l.art'3f lVt1lkt'r. run. jay Hupp, .ltmlm Brill, ,lim llfilxtttt. Km Fry, H1411 lfttttlr. Alan Itt tltt' lim: ,lim Smillv, Mtkt' tfttlltttt. Htirwy llltllitmntttt, Mtkt' lVl71tt'tlttd Bolt blttrttlvvtm. Svynttmr. Kelty Ltztttz and Gary M.1rI1tt. C.'ttt1t'lrt't Rttltuttl I7it'kit', 1'l4t1tl llatftllitttttt' and Rttfttt Kitt-V twrt' ntitwirtltg. t1t'tttt':tli:t's l'igt't's t'tnttittttt'tl tht'it' ltmttg tltmttt- tttrtl :ttttl Nliltt' llttllitts itt tht' 880. 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Page 57 Bottom row left to right: Ron Smith, Robert B. Thompson, Ken Second row left to right: Don Turner, Ray Butler, Mr. Loris Cramp- Rudd and Mike Merriman. ton, coaclvg Bill Lewis and lim Sundlrerg. 'l'his is the second year of competition in the Capital league. ln addition, play with other schools in the Central league for practice. Considering that the hoys' tennis team had only two boys from the last years team, lllohin 'I'hompson and Art Geey they have had a fairly good year. 'l'he boys who turned out this year were Desmond Page Birch, Ray Butler, jim Caros and Charles Elhart, fresh meng Dan Gee and l,arrie Merriman, sophomore: Kenneth Hugill, Bill Lewis and Curtis Ross, juniors: Ken Rud, Ron Smith and Robin 'l'hompson, seniors. Prospects look good for next yearg seems to he heightened interest in sport in city, augering well for future team success. 58 Kneeling left to right: Nor! Seip. Pal Delanev, Duane folvn SLoner. Larry Ellvarl. lay Bloom, Cary Carlxon and Coclzing, james Bef! and Ken Dollarlnyde. Standing: Mr. Vern Mr. Leo Milariowfki. coarlv. Berry. coaflv, George Butkus, Neil Hentlwrns, Bob York, Illlll' llentralia High School Golf team under the coaching of Mr. l.eo lylilanowski and assist- ant coach Mr. Vern Berry is currently riding in third place in the capital league with four wins, four losses and one tie. Centralia has beaten Hoquiam twice, split with Olympia and Lincoln. lost and tied one with Aberdeen and lost one to Stadium. liach team is played twice. .-Xverage score thus far in the year for the team is seventy-nine strokes for eighteen holes. Pat Delaney is now holding the best team score for eighteen holes at seventy-five strokes against Hoquiam and .'Xherdeen. Centralia golfers are required to be at the course five days a week to meet the individual Page 59 practice quota. lhey have a schedule of two days under instruction and three days of practice by themselves. Each person keeps his own score and turns it in to the coach. Scores of each team member are matched. 'leam positions are de- termined in this manner. In H355 golf became a major sport. liach member now receives a large high school letter. if he earns it. ln order to olxtain a letter, a player must play fifty-four holes or participate in three eighteen hole matches in league play. Mr. lXIilanowski is in his ffth year as golf coach. He drew league champions out of the bag in l95l and has finished second in the last two years. Nr. Berry is also in his fifth year. 1X11 Left to riglvz: Don Swarzson, secretary- treasurer: Rudy Gideon, afire-prexident: Lex Reyuoldxoiz. prexidenf and Mr. Loris Cramptori. bead adviser. 1111- 51-11io1' 1'111ss 111 11155-513 1-1e1'Le1l 11s 111ei1 1111111-rs lor 1111- y1'111-5 1,1-s R1-y11o111s1111, pr1-51111-111 111y C1111-1111. vi1'1'-l11'1-si111-1111 Mary 111111- '1'61'l'S1Ql '1'6l1ll'y 111111 111111 SWZIIISOII. ll'C2lSlll'C1'. 0111- ol 1l11'I1' 11111111 LICIIYILICS thls V1-111' w11s 1 1111- s1-111111' pl11v wh11'h wus 111-111 1111 1jl'i'1'l1l1JL'l' 2. 1111 11111 111 1 11 lx NS 1' sl 1111 181 - 11' '15 will ICI' '11o1'3 11-5 M - 111 'llll ', 1' '2 2 ' 1 1111 ol 111111 111111 1111111 11111 1111111111 to 111 1110 il 21 s111'1'1-ms. 111119 11111111 111'1ors were 151-11 1115 1111111i. Shirley CL111111111. Gary H1'1'1'11'tJ1'l1. .IZIIICI 1'l1lI 111111 111111 S11111'i. .X1111l111-1' 111111111-111111 51-11i11r 111'1ix'itv w11n 1111- Page 60 s1-11ior 111111. This 11111111-, 1111- 111st 11Ol'IIl2l1 1111111'e 111' 1111- yC2ll', 111111 the 1h1-1111- 15i1'th ol' the Blues. IL was 110111 1111 May -1. '1'he Senior Mothers' 11-11 was 110111 1111 May 8. .-X large lllfll-Olll 11111110 it ll s111'1'1:ss. .-Xg11i11 this year the seniors w1-r1- i11vile1l to visit the V11i1 111111 1X11'1,0ll2l1C1 logging, 111111115 hy the XVcyc1'1111e11se1' '111lIl1JL'1' 1'o111p1111y. '1'h1- seniors took the trip 1111 May 15. Co111111e111-1-1110111 1-xercises were 111-111 on 111111- 1 111111 149 seniors w111k1-11 111'1'11ss 1111- lJ12lI1i0I'lIl to receive their 1111110111215 ALVORD, RICHARD: Student Body Vice-President 131, Rules and Regulations Committee 141, Class President 121, Torch Honor 12, 3, 41 President 141, Boys C Club 13, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Masque gl Gavel 12, 3, 41, Pentralian Editor 141, Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Honor Student, Salutatorian. ARROWSMITH, JEANNETTE: Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. BARNER, BLAIR: Congress 13, 41, Executive Council 141, Boys C Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Journalism 131, Football 111, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Baseball 141, Mayor for Day 141, Student Teacher Forum Committee Chairman 141. BLOOM, JAY: Rules and Regulations Committee 13, 41, A. S. B. Chairman 141, Executive Council 141, Congress 12, 3, 41, Torch Honor 141, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, D. E. O. President 141, Baseball 11, 21, Golf 13, 41, Senior Honor Student. BLOOM, MARGARET: Junior Play 131, Peppers 13, 41 President 141, Girls C Club 13, 41, Band 12, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Chess Club 111, Pep Club 141, Girl of the Month May 141. BLUMENTHAL, MARVIN: KELA Klub 141, South- west Music Meet 12, 31, Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, D. E. O. 141, Track 121. BOGEN, CAROL: KELA Klub 141, Torch Honor 141, Booster Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Vice-President 131, Girls C Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Chess Club 121 Secretary-Treas- urer 121, Make Up Corps 11, 2, 3, 41 Vice-President 121, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 131, Senior Ball Decoration Committee 141, Pep Club 141. BONAGOFSKI, JACK: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. BREWICK, MIKE: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Honor Student. BRILL, JOHN: Congress 13, 41, Junior Play 131, Boys C Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Light Super- intendent for Day 141. BROWN, GARY: Junior Play 131, Band 141, South- west Washington Music Meet 121, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Chess Club 111, Kitten Football 121. BROWN, HARRY: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Track 111. BRYANT, JOYCE: Band 11, 2, 31, Mixed Chorus 12, 31, D. E. O. 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. BRYSON, MARIDEL: Junior Play 131, Peppers 141, Girls Glee 111, D. E. O. 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Make Up Corps 12, 3, 41 Vice-President 131, Pep Club 141. CHALLENDER, GARY: Yell Duke 141, Boys C Club 131, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Annual 12, 3, 41 Editor 141, Journalism 13, 41 Photographer 12, 3, 41, Track 131. Baseball 111, Tumbling 11, 2, 3, 41. CHAPMAN, TOMMY: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. CHOWNING, MARY: Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Drama Club 141, Booster Club 13, 41 President 141, Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 131, Senior Ball Decor- ation Chairman 141, Pep Club 141. COLLINS, JOANNE: Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. 'v4r::3'? '11 5 g fig, if I hi. CONZATTI, DAVE: F.F.A. Officer 11, 2, 3, 41, Sen- tinel III, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Tumbling 11, 2, 31. CONZATTI, DENNIS: Awards Assembly 141, Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Drama Club 13, 41, KELA Klub 13, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, D.E.O. 12, 41, Vice-President 141, Masque Sz Gavel 13, 41, Kitten Football 131, Entered from St. Edwards Seminary December 1954. CRISMON, CAROL: Peppers 141, Torch Honor 141, Glrls C Club 141, Girls League Officer 141, Girl of the Month 141, Entered from Spokane Lewis Sz Clark High School January 1955, Activities there: Girls Federation Representation, Classical Club Vi- gillia, Forum Club Secretary, Ti-Girls, F.T.A., In- termural Sports. Senior Honor Student. DAVIS, VIRGINIA: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. DEWEESE, JEANNE: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Glrls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. EDMANDS, CHRISTINE: Congress 11, 2, 31, Junior Play 131, Make-up Corps 11, 2, 3, 41, Peppers 13, 41, Torch Honor 11, 2, 3, 41, Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Pep Band 12, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 President 141 Committee Chairman 131 Girls League Assem- bly 11, 41, Girl of the Month-M September 141, Senior Prophecy Committee 141, Commencement Speaker 141, Hi Jinx 141, Senior Honor Student. EDINGER, JOHN: Boys C Club 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Golf 11, 2, 3, 41. ELHART, LARRIE: Junior Play 131, KELA Klub 12, 3, 41, Christmas Play 12, 31, Masque 8x Gavel 13, 41, Chess Club 12, 31, Congress 141, Voice of Democracy 121, Hi Jinx 13, 41, City Official 141, Publicity Chairman Junior Prom 131, Debate Squad 12, 41, Boys Club 12, 3, 41, Roll Room Representa- tive 141 Toast Masters Contest Winner 141, Masque Sz Gavel President 141, Elks Leadership Contest Winner 141, Golf 141, Entered from Aberdeen Sep- tember 1953. ERDMAN, NILA: Junior Play 131, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. ERWIN, VELMA: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls C Club 12, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. FAGERNESS, GENE: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Honor Student. Entered from Rochester January 1953. FAIRBANKS, GREGORY: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. FLOOD, DALE: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. FOLSOM, MORRILL: Boys Club 11 2, 3, 41. FOWLER, DON: Torch Honor 12, 3, 41, Booster Club 141, Boys C Club 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Secretary-Treasurer 141, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Inspirational Basketball Player 141, Most Improved Basketball Player 141, Senior Honor Student. GEE, ART: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Tennis 12, 31. GEHRKE, STAN: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Booster Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, An- nual 12, 31, Football 111, Golf 11, 2, 3, 41. GIDEON, RUDY: Class Vice-President 141, Torch Honor 12, 3, 41, Boys C Club 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 11, 2, 3,41, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Inspirational Football Player 141, Senior Honor Student. GOODWIN, ROBERT: F.F.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Band 11, 31, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Eentered from Mossy- rock September 1955. GRATTON, SHIRLEY: Assistant A.S.B. Treasurer 131 Treasurer 141, Congress 141, Girls State 131. Peppers 13, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Honor Student. GRAY, BARBARA: KELA Klub 141, Southwest Music Meet 131, Mixed Chorus 131, D.E.O. 141, Girls League 13. 41, Entered from Nooksack Valley January 1954. GREENE, CLAUDIA: Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Drama Club 13, 41, Booster Club 141, Mixed Chorus 13, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, G'rl of the Month October 141, Football Queen 141, Junior Prom Princess 131, Entered from Montesano and VVaynesville High School, North Carolina Septem- ber 1954, Activities there: May Court Princess 111. Better Speakers Contest 111, Choir 11, 21, Class Secretary 121, Girls Ensemble 121. GROOME, JAMES: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys C Club 121, Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 11, 31, Track 121, Southwest Music Meets 12, 31. HAMILTON, NORMA: Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. HAYES, DAN: Class Treasurer 111, Boys C Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 2, 31, Track 11, 2, 3. 41. HAYES, STEPHEN: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Foot- ball Manager 111, Kittens 121, Track 111, Baseball 12, 3, 41. HEDGREN, SUE: Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, KELA Klub 13, 41, Girls UC Club 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 Big-Little Sister Decoration 141, Junior Prom Decoration 131, Senior Ball Committee 141, Girls' League Assembly 141, Hi Jinx 141, Sports Girl of the Month May 141. HENDRICKS, LILLIAN: Girls League 141. HERRIFORD, GARY: Pep Staff 111 Duke 131 King 141, Senior Play 141, Drama Club 111, KELA Klub 11, 2, 3, 41 President 131, Booster Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Southwest Music Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Masque Kz Gavel 131, Annual 141, Track 13, 41, Golf 11, 21, Tennis 141, Music Meet, Longview 141, Superior Rating, Aberdeen Music Meet 141 Superior Rating, All State Choir 141. HICKS, BOB: Service Club 12, 3, 41, Boys C Club 141, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Annual 12, 3, 41 Editor 141, Football Manager 13, 41. HOFFMAN, GERALD: Band 11, 21, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. HOLMAN, JERRY: Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Make Up Corps 12, 3, 41, Stage Crew 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 Welfare Chairman 141, Pentra- lian 141, Voice of Democracy Speech Winner 121, Speech Festival University of Washington 131, Senior Honor Student. Entered from White salmon September 1953, Activities there: Girls League 111. HOWE, Terry: Congress 141, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 121, Track 131, Entered from Brookings High School September 1953. HUGHES, BUDDY: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Journal- ism 13, 41. HUNNEL, DEANNA: German Committee 12, 31 Chairman 131, Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Torch Honor 121, KELA Klub 13, 41 President 141, Girls C Club 13, 41, Mixed Chorus 141, Gfrls Glee 111, Baton Twirler 12, 31, Head Majorette 131, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Will Committee Chairman 141, Southwest Washington Music Meet, Aberdeen and Longview 141, Hi Jinx 141, Entered from Prosser, Washington January 1953, Activities there: Baton Twirler 111, Hi Y Princess 111, Class Representa- tive 111. INGRAHAM, DICK: Boys C Club 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Annual 141, Journalism 12, 31, Football 11, 21, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41. af'-and Hindi' wk-...M nl' eww! ffx W,-Str fs. ly. Swv' R' ,. C NP5 A 1 RQ' v- 1-nv-an '31 5,1 JEFFRIES, EUNICE: Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Band 123, Entered from Onalaska, Washington September. JENSEN, BEVERLY: Junior Play 133, Flag Major- ette 12, 3, 43, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Senior Ball Decorations Co-Chairman 143. JOHNSON, BETSY: Song Queen 123, Southwest Music Meet 143, Mixed Chorus 143, Girls Glee 113, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Tumbling 123, Hi Jinx 143, Girls' League Assembly 143. JOHNSON EDDIE: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 43, KELA Klub 11, 2, 33, Band 11, 2, 3, 43 Drub Major 143, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43. JOLLY, BILL: Service Club 12, 3. 43 President 143 Secretary-treasurer 133, Boys Club 143, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Football 13, 43. JORGENSEN, KEITH: A.S.B. Committee Represen- tative 12, 33, Torch Honor 11, 2, 3. 43, Booster Club 12, 33, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Golf 11, 23, Tumbling 113, Senior Honor Student. JULIEN, JERRY: F.F.A. 11, 2, 3, 43 President 143 Reporter 123, Treasurer 123, Boys C Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Track 113. KEARNS, SHARON: Junior Play 133, KELA Klub 12, 3, 43, Girls C Club 13, 43, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Chess Club 113, Tennis 133. KEPPER, KAREN: Girls Glee 113, D.E.O. 143, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43. KINNAMAN, RAMON: Class President 113, Boys C Club 11, 2, 3, 43 Vice-president 133, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43 Vice-president 133 President 143, Foot- ball 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Track 11, 2, 3, 43. KUHN, FRED: Band 11, 23, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Annual 13, 43. LANTZ, KELCY: Senior Play 143, Drama Club President 143, KELA Klub 13, 43, Service Club 133, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Masque 81 Gavel 13, 43 Vice- President 133, Football 133, Track 143, Entered from Rochester High School September 1953. LAWLER, RON: Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Boys Club 12, 3, 43, Journalism 13, 43 Editor 143, Pentralian 13, 43 Assistant Editor 13, 43, Senior Honor Student, Entered from Eureka, California September 1953, Activities there: Editor Paper, Member of Honor Society, Valedictorian. LEE, STEVE: Boys C Club 12, 3, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Football 11, 2, 3, 43, Baseball 13, 43, Basketball 113, Golf 11, 23. LEWIS, GLORIA: Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Senior Honor Student. LIEBICH, LEROY: F.F.A. 11, 2, 3, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43. LINSCOTT, NORM: Junior Play 133, Torch Honor 123, Boys C Club 13, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43 Sales Chairman 143, Journalism 133, Football 11, 43, Track 11, 2, 3, 43, Senior Honcr Student. LUFT, WILMA: Torch Honor 13, 43, Girls Glee 113, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Chess Club 12, 33, Secre- tary 133, Senior Honor Student. MARSHALL, ED: Service Club 121, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, D.E.O. 141, Chess Club 12, 31 Vice-President 131. MARTIN, JANET: Song Duchess 121, Class Secre- tary 121, Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Peppers 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Torch Honor 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Football Princess 13, 41, Basket- ball Princess 131, General Chairman T010 141, Senior Honor Student. MARTIN, JANICE: KFILA Klub 12, 31, Band 11, 2. 3, 41, Masque 81 Gavel 12, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Pentralian 131, Radio Club 141. MATTESON, LARRY: Boys Club 13, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Journalism 13, 41, Football 12, 3, 41, Track 11, 3, 41. MCALLISTER, JACK: Boys Club 11, 3, 41, F.F.A. 11, 3, 41 Reporter 141, Entered from Olympia Sep- tember 1954, Activities there: Band. McPHERSON, BOB: Band 11, 2, 3, 41 All State Band 141 Southwest Music Meet 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. MERRIMAN, SANDRA: Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Freshman Play 111, Girls C Club 12, 3, 41 President 141, Band 11, 21 Southwest Music Meet 121, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Tumbling 12, 31, Tennis 12, 31, Song Queen 131, Sports Girls of the Month March 141, Tennis Team 141, Class Pro- phesy Committee 141. MILEM, HELEN: Peppers 141, Torch Honor 11, 2, 3, 41, Southwest Music Meet 11, 41, Girls Glee 111, Girls Ensemble 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 Secre- tary 141, Girls' Ensemble 141, Southwest Music Meet 141 All State Orchestra 141, Homemaker of Tomorrow 131, Senior Honor Student. MILLER, DOUG: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. MILLER, VAUNDA: Southwest Music Meet 13, 41, Mixed Chorus 13, 41, Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Southwest Music Meet 13, 41. MILLS, RAY: Junior Play 131, Booster Club 141, Boys Club 11. 2, 3, 41. MOCAN, BOB: F.F.A. Sentinel 141, Boys C Club 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 21, Tumbling 121. MOHNEY, DAN: Boys C Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 31, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41. NORQUIST, JOYCE: D.E.O. 141 Secretary 141, Girls League 11, 41, Senior Executive Council 141, Senior Class Prophesy 141, Co-Chairman Mothers' Tea Decoration 141, Senior Honor Student, Entered from Lester High School 1952 and 1955, Activities there: Student Body Secretary 131, Play 12, 31. NOTTER, RUSSELL: Torch Honor 12, 3, 41, Band 11, 2, 3, 41 Southwest Music Meet 11, 2, 31, Brass Ensemble 12, 31, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, DAR History Award 131, Senior Honor Student. NUGENT, PENELOPE: Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. 0'DELL, BILL: A.S.B. Committees-Congress 141, Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Tumbling 11, 2, 3, 41. OSTER, ARTHUR: Torch Honor 111, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. OSTER, EDNA: Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. OSTER, JEANNE: Song Queen 111, Peppers 13,41 Treasurer 141, Torch Honor 13, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Girl of the MonthfNovember 141, Senior Prophesy Chairman 141, Senior Honor Student. PARSONS, RICHARD: Student Body President 141, Junior Play 131, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Chess Club 12, 31, Football 111, Kitten Football 12, 31. PAYNE, SHEILAH: Senior Play Student Director 141, Junior Play Student Director 131, Booster Club 13, 41, Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 Sophomore Representative 121, Welfare Chairman 131, Social Chairman 141 Assembly Costumes Chair- man 141, Junior Prom Decorations Committee and Advertising Committee 131, Clean-Up Chairman for Father-Daughter Banquet 131, Girls League Cabinet 12, 3, 41, Decorations Chairman for Baccalaureate and Commencement 131, Magazine Drive Chairman 141, Pep Club 141, Drama Club 13, 41, Senior Ball Decorations and Refreshments 141. PEARSON, CAROLE: Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 Concession Assistant 131 Chairman 141, Stage Crew 131, Make Up Corps 141, Sweetheart Dance Chairman 121, Senior Pro- phesy Committee 141. PERKINS, DOROTHY: Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. REYNOLDSON, LES: Class President 141, Boys C Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 3, 41, Basketball 11, 2, 3,41, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41. RHYNE, KAY: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. RICCARDO, DON: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 11, 21, Baseball 111. ROBINSON, RAY: KELA Klub 13, 41, Service Club 12, 3, 41, Mixed Clgorus 141, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. RODRIGUES, JERRY: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. ROSENTHAL, MARY LOU: Flag Twirler 13, 41, Mixed Chorus 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Journalism 13, 41. ROSS, LOIS: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41. ROWLAN D, ROBERT: Audio-Visual 141 Secretary 141, Mixed Chorus 13, 41, Boys Club 12, 3, 41, En- tered from Chehalis September 1952, Activities there: Mixed Chorus 111, Boys Club 111. RU D, KEN: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Representative 141, Football 131, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Tennis 13, 41. RUPP, JACK: Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Pentralian 11, 2, 3, 41. RUTLEDGE, JACK: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Annual 13, 41. SAARI, DON: A.S.B. Committees 141, Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Drama Club 141, KELA Klub 141, Boys C Club 12, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Publicity Chairman 141, Masque S.: Gavel 141, Jour- nalism 12, 41 Assistant Business Manager 131 Club Editor 141, Football 11, 2, 3, 41 Co-Captain 141 Honorable Mention S.W.W. Football 141, Track 12, 3, 41, Football King 141, Congress 141, Executive Council 141, City Official for a Day 141, Pep Club 141. SCHERER, RICHARD: A.S,B. Committee Chair- man of Publicity 141, J.V. Pep Staff 141, Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Drama Club 13, 41, KELA Klub 13, 41, Service Club 13, 41, Audio Visual Club 131, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Chess Club 12, 31, Sophomore Carnival Chairman 121, Rotary Student of the Month 141. SCHERER, ROBERTA: Girls C Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls Glee 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Choir 141, Music Meet 141. SCYLER, RITA: Drama Club 12, 31 President 131. Booster Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Girls League 11 2 3 41 1 11. - SEYMOUR, MIKE: Boys C Club 13.41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 12, 3, 41 Most Improved Player Award 141, Track 13, 41. SHIRER, DARLENE: Drama Club 141, Girls En- semble 111, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Stage Crew 13, 41. SIDWASKI, ROBERT: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. SLONIKER, SANDRA: Drama Club 13, 41, Girls Club 13, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Chess Club 12, 31. SMITH, RONALD: A.S.B. Committees 121, Senior Play 141, Drama Club 141, Mixed Chorus 131, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Annual 13, 41, Business Manager 141, Tumbling 11, 2, 3, 41. SNIDER, DICK: Boys C Club 141, Boys Club 141, Football 141, Entered from Rainier September 1955, Activities there: Junior Class Treasurer 131, Band 11, 21, Football 11, 2, 31 Co-Captain 131, Basketball 11, 2, 31, Baseball 11, 2, 31 Captain 131, Boys Club 11, 2, 31, Junior Play 131. SOUTHARD, TOM: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. SPRINGER, CAROLL: Song Duchess 141, Drama Club 13, 41, Peppers 13, 41, Boosters 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Football Princess 141, Basket- ball Princess 131, Basketball Queen 141. STAFFORD, VON DEAN: Song Duchess 141, Junior Play 131, Peppers 13, 41, Torch Honor 12, 31, KELA Klub 141, Booster 141, Band 111 Southwest Music Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 41, Girls Glee 111, Girls Ensemble 11, 21, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Junior Class Representative 131, Congress 131, Class Play 111, Mixed Ensemble 141, Girls State Candidate 131, Make Up Corps 12, 31, Junior Prom Princess 131, Basketball Princess 141, Music Com- mittee Chairman Commencement and Baccalaure- ate 141, Girl ot' the Month February 141, Ensemble 141, Music Meet 141, Senior Honor Student. STREET, SIMON: Band 11, 2, 3, 41 Southwest Music Meet 12, 31, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Journal- ism 13, 41. STUDEMAN, KENNETH: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 141. STUEBS, FAMA: Senior Play 141, Junior Play 131, Peppers 141, Girls C Club 12, 31, Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Southwest Music Meet 12, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 First Vice-President 141, Stage Crew 131. SWANSON, DON: Treasurer 13, 41, Torch Honor 12, 3, 41, Boys C Club 141, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 111, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Honor Student. TERESKI, MARY JANE: Song Queen 111, Class Secretary 13, 41, Peppers 13, 41, Southwest Music Meet 13, 41, Mixed Chorus 12, 31, Gfrls Glee 111, D.l9I.O. 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3. 41. THOMAS, NEIL: F.F.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Secretary 141, Audio-Visual Club 11, 2, 31, Southwest Music Meet 131, Mixed Chorus 131, Boys Club 11, 2, 3. 41. THOMPSON, ROBERT B: Class President 133, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Boys C Club 13, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Football 113, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Tennis 11, 2, 3, 43, Senior Honor Student. THOMPSON, ROBERT E.: Class Secretary 123, Boys C Club 13, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Foot- ball 123, Basketball 11, 23, Baseball 13, 43. UDAHL, JACK: Mixed Chorus 12, 3, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43. UPTON, GEORGE: Class Vice-President 11, 33, Torch Honor 12, 3, 43, Boys C Club 12, 3, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Masque 8: Gavel 12, 3, 43, Football 11, 3, 43, Basketball 12, 33, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43, Congress 11, 2, 33, Pepper Football Inspirational Player 143, County Spelling Contest, Senior Honor Student. VOLK, CLARA: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 43, Girls C Club 13, 43, Flag Twirler 133, Majorette 133, Girls Glee 113, D.E.O. 143 Reporter 143, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Journalism 133, Tumbling 123. WAGGONER, JOANNA: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 43, Torch Honor 13, 43, Girls C Club 13, 43, Band 13, 43, Southwest Music Meet 13, 43, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Senior Honor Student. WALLS, CAROL: A.S.B. Committees-Audit Chair- man 143, Properties Chairman for the Junior Play 133, Stage Crew 133, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43 Properties Chairman 143, Pentralian 143, Senior Honor Student 143, Father-Daughter Banquet Com- mittee Chairman 143, Friendship Circus Committee Chairman 143, Senior Class Will 143, Spelling Con- test Hostess 123. WELLS, JOY: Girls Glee 113, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43. wEs'rI.Ev, BILL: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43. WHIPPLE, TERRY: Junior Play 133, Audio-Visual Club 11, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 12, 33 President 143, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Kitten Basketball Manager 123, Pep Club 143, Stage Crew 11, 23. WHITE, JAMES: Boys C Club 13, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Journalism 13, 43 Exchange Editor 143, Football 11, 43, Basketball Manager 113, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43. WHITEMAN, DUANE WHITMIRE, JAMES: Boys C Club 13, 43, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 43, Baseball 11, 3, 43. WIDELL, JANICE: Girls Glee 113, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43. WILLIAMS, GRAYSE: D.E.O. 143, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Journalism 13, 43 Head Copyreader 143, Basketball 123, Entered from Santa Marie, Califor- nia September 1953, Activities there: F.H.A. 113, G.A.A. 113, Spanish Club 113. WILLIAMSON, HARVEY: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Track 143. WILMOVSKY, FRANCES: Drama Club 143, Pen- tralian 13, 43, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Make Up Corps 13,43 President 143. WILSON, PAT: Song Queen 143, Song Duchess 133, Executive Council 143, Peppers 13, 43, Booster Club 13, 43, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 43, Girls Glee 113, Football Princess 133, Basketball Princess 12, 3, 43, Junior Prom Queen 133, Girl of the Month-April 143, Congress 143, Senior Popularity Poll 143. WITCHEY, CHARLES: Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Honor Student. WRIGHT, ALENE: A.S.B. Committees 11, 2, 3, 41, Armistice Day Float 131, Make-Up Corps 11, 2, 3, 41, Freshman Play 111, Torch Honor 11, 21, Girls Glee 111, Masque 8: Gavel 12, 3, 41, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41, Journalism 13, 41 Business Manager 13, 41. ZANDICKI, DOROTHY: Peppers 141, Torch Honor 13, 41, D.E.O. 141 Treasurer 141, Girls League 11, 2, 3, 41 Representative 141, Chess Club 12, 31, Girl of the Month-February 141, Senior Representative 141, Girls' League Cabinet 141, Senior Ball Com- mittee 141, Senior Honor Student 141, Girls' League Assembly 141. HUPP, JAY: Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Boys Club 11, 2, 3, 41. eomvz,4 1 5 ' Q1044.-J . c7zf, lgggggiggisllk f:Z?vfZf47H47 ea!! 1 ogy. ' O 0 .. 'bfi ,..., . O 9 O Q .Q.,...., F :.,,,17. O 0 Q Cb OW: 1 ' -' 1 ' M an T Q RON 1,.VXXV1.LlR .X 11'1111sl'cr 1'1'0111 1'1lll'L'1i2l -llllliill' High s1'11001 111 1'.ll1'C1ill. f12l111'0l'll1ll. 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Tower PE. 6-43ll EW Complete Photograph Service Greenfields Coffee Shop Where Friends Meet Sandwiches 64 Fountain Service Burgers and Shakes to go 309 West Main PE. 6-9093 Charlefs Furnifure Co., Inc. Quality Home Furnishings for Less Centralia PE. 6-3367 Congratulations from Nyholm's Radio and Television Complete Sales and Service l06-B North Tower Centralia 4 4 44 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 44 4 44 44 4 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 44 4 44 4 4 44 4 4 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 Headquarters for IOYCE TOWN AND COUNTRY Marvins Shoe Sfore 211 No. Tower Ave. Hal Kinnaman's Union Service Sfafion Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors of '56 Compliments of Thriffway Market 102 North Tower Phone PE. 6-6382 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 56 Cenfralia Taxi, Inc. Phone PE. 6-3333 Don Rector and Harry Warren Page 4 , SX me ,MN W., WA -sf G 2 K .. sk 2 X 1. i W , ff I ,4 1133 ,,,,,. .. . . w.3 gf.ga5 ,,,....----- X.:.1 ..-'F . x g . A, is X fix 5 9' V 5: x KW!! F' ,,.,0w QS 'iii ,Mimi kg, 3 M ., -' ir '3 CONGRATULATIONS from DYSON'S Your Grocery Paradise Centralia, Washington Hub Cify Cleaners Serving Lewis County CALL PE. 6-6206 for Free Pick-up and Delivery 505 No. Tower Centralia War-Mur Elecfric 312 So. Iron PE. 6-4282 Twenty-four Flavors ALL FLAVORS FOR YOU! Ice Cream Marf VERN and llM'S Flying A Service Open 7-9 Weekdays Open 8-9 Sundays Free Pick-up and Delivery Phone PE. 6-3224 539 No. Tower Centralia Cole Prinfing Co. Congratulations to the Class of '56 402 No. Tower Centralia Cenfralia Pharmacy 401 No. Tower Centralia, Wash. PE. 6-4321 Evernclen Sfudio PHOTOGRAPHY Cameras-Film-Finishing 213 N. Pearl Centralia Page 73 ww . wk: Mix? Wm 'x ------u---MA A--M-A-----4 YOUR COMPLETE FOOD STORE Brill's Corner U. S. Graded GUARANTEED MEATS Always Fresh Produce 727'N. Tower Centralia Ideal Laundry 508 W. Main Phone PE. 6-3314 Cenfralia Flower Shop 119 N. Tower BEST WISHES from Mary Louise and Bill Tegland 1.553 1-1 ygllllll acl nn HN ,4,41. , . QARIGULQ I 11 11 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 11 4 1 11 11 11 '1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 4 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 11 4 1 1 1 I 11 1 11 11 4 1 1 1 '1 11 11 11 '1 '1 1 4 11 11 1 '1 11 11 4 1 1 1 1 11 4 4 4 11 11 1 1 1 11 4 4 4 1 1 11 11 11 4 11 1 11 4 4 4 1 '1 11 11 Phone PE. 6-4852 Main 6- Iron Tingsfrom's Aufo Elecfric H. C. and Hal Tingstrom Automotive Tune-up-Electric Motors Sales-Rewind-Repair P. O. Box 178 Centralia, Wash. Garrison's REXALL D11 G 843 Market Chehalis 207 N. Tower Centralia Compact 61 Eureka VACUUM CLEANERS New - Used Repairs 64 Rentals at Compacf Sales and Service Phone PE. 6-6997 602 W. Main Centralia 1 QP Page 75 Marlin Mofor Paris lnc. 221 So. Tower Ph. PE. 6-6493 Centralia, Washington HEADQUARTERS for the Best in Automotive Supplies H arry's M en's Shop Quality Men's Clothing and Furnishings Phone PE. 6-6131 201 N. Tower Centralia, Wash. Beacon's 5c fo S1 Sfore Something New Every Day HoHman's Lockers 5 Mcrrkef Complete Locker Service Phone PE. 6-4193 801 W. Main 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 tl 1 1 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 tl 1 tl 11 11 11 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 Congratulations, Class of '56 Qualify Cleaners Dyers-Furriers-Laundry 20? off for all Cash and Carry 110 W. Main PE. 6-3176 Ulu Built! Cfhrnnielz Lewis County 61 Southwest Washington News 61 Pictures Pearl and Maple 964 Pacific Ave. Centralia Chehalis Blue's Shoe Repair All types of Heel Plates While You Wait 109 W. Main Centralia Cenfralia Kniffing Mills Sweaters for All the Family 1002 West Main St. Phone PE. 6-3994 Centralia Page 77 Fi ww' XM . N xx ,SN 'f F ,W Q4 wma RYE This space donafed by Weyerhaeuser Timber Company VAIL-McDONALD OPERATION P. O. Box 540 CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON N , . 4 . Nsszs-M. 45,55 . 1 Q 2 K We lf im .,,A , ...2f.,T'-K 'I 41 It 5 P Lohr Bros. Music 1, Salewskyvs Jewelry It . 1 . 4, Centralra s Complete Music Store 1: 211-A NO. Tower PE. 6-6264 Southwest Washington's 5, Music Instruction Center 1: For the finest of Diamonds' 1' Watches, Silverware and PE. 6-5851 212 NO. Tower 5, Chine P '1 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESSI Q Centralia Branch ,f fra The Nafional Bank of Commerce wgf of Seaffle Centralia, Washington lt, ' COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE 1 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve System ---v-----f------c---------- 1 Headquarters for Iunior Fashions, I, Extends Best Wishes to the I -1- 0 ' Class of 1956 W lg M l f - ' 1 primal Co 1 H el ena's E S ecialf Sho BEST POSSIBLE P Y P Q: REGARDS TO GRADUATING Q: CLASS or 1956 314 No. Tower Centralio :I 1 555555555555 5:55:55 1 'E l 3 1 Panforlum Cleaners 1 Ray's Smoke Shop It P MOZIEZTQIEEE5 gggvhflggem 5: Magazines and Smoking ', Supplies Discount for Cash and Carry I '1 Across from City Park E1 I '1 . 209 W' Main PE. 6-3285 E: ll4-A No.7 Tower Centralxa 1 Page 81 B '----- -var wwocssowz + rams nv Bon' Mmm ff xcLAuDLA GREENE --og Xemcmus m NBNNER uv zrsmns osven --N01 Lawn. + smcens uv Fmewvsuw 4 W canon. N vow mem C':J'SQ N sfrmfror E .. I-I-B x'TRL.fN+FUL. . OBEDQ-EN'Va, xsigms 5 1 Q 4 COURTEOLJS KNDWLEC DOROTHY ZANDE CK! IAN I READY To awe ALL Poss me we , SERVICE. gymiygxf QkA'P'roN-MARCH, 'IMPARTIAL HV :TUDGEMEWT PNP WUKSJN APRIL WlLL1NG'ro Fokelvlss +- Foric-,ET MARGARET BLOOM -A MAY XTRUE 'PO THE BEST 'PHAT QS WITHIN ME Eubank's Shop 505 W. Main Phone PE. 6-3341 Centrolior Complete Line of Points ond Wc111 Poper Piffsburgh Plafe Glass Company 111 N. Tower PE. 6-5264 Young Drug Co. The Store Your Doctor Recommends 101 N. Tower Centrohu Phone PE. 6-6320 Burdick's - Folsom Floral Corrlpony CORSAGES - WEDDINGS PLANTS ond FLOWERS 211-C S. Tower Flowerfone PE. 6-3040 BEST WISHES from ProHiH's Depf. Sfore 211 N. Tower PE. 6-5141 Since 1907 Roy Rufledge IEWELER Phone PE. 6-5791 115-A N. Tower Centrczlio, Washington SUCCESS FOR CLASS of 56 Sfepl1en's Men's Sfore 224 North Tower Eat with Johnnie NORTH TOWER V lsw- Pmze ENTERCD by Srnqggy 53,5-1-,ON Jem Gannon AND Fmemp Q.-Jn Pnizs: Erwzn:-:Q by Pl-iyLLl.S Rlcf Bun PRIZE Ewfswzn BY PM GREGER N FUN? Huh? 0 if-ru 9m'zs QNTQRQD by Buzz SAAR1 V Ray YYEMNAMAN Baowmf Sqouf J My SESMERS Arran A HARD N165-lfr 1 vi V X i Barner-Swenson Sfandord Healing Oils Serving Twin-City Area 207 V2 West Main PE. 6-5826 CASH CS CARRY Rainbow Cleaners A Sign ot Brighter, Cleaner Clothes 108-E Magnolia PE. 6-7973 E 5 E Donuf Shop The Horne ot the Big Rolling Pin 103 So. Tower PE. 6-4021 Centralia DRIRU ' QUEEN Mama5lwJu4 Alsl Ellly DAIRY IIIIEEN Ill CUNES 0 SUNIJAES 0 IUARTS 0 PINTS 4 44 44 44 4 44 44 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 4 44 4 44 4 4 44 44 44 44 44 44 I 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 44 4 4 4 44 44 :4 4 44 44 44 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 '4 44 44 44 44 44 5 Floors of Home Furnishings 7F as'Q1544g1W1fefz9 HOMf Fl!RlVf5h'fFs Congratulations to the Class of 1956 TED BUTCI-IER'S Coasf Aufo Supply Complete Stock of Auto Accessories 112 W. Main PE. 6-3081 Centralia J. C. Penney Co. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY DAVlD'S Television - Appliances - Radio Sales and Service 216 S. Tower Phone PE. 6-6102 Centralia, Wash. Page 85 CU -UPS' U BfGGES'r FLlRTS weesv one-sen STEVE HAYES :roy WELLS amuom GREENE FAMA swe B5 Naasfr Mmweng PAT' wmeom RICHAFQU ALVO RD DE NMS c GN 'zA'r'r-1 VMUST AT1-n.Emc SANDY MERWMMJ Ray Km HNAMA lv STEVE Lee X UMOST 'PALENTE D GARY HERRXFORD VONDEMJ 'STAFFQR D UFFQIENDL-9 ES? PAT WILSON GARY HERRIFORD A ::: :::::::: -:::Q --------- ---- - - - v 'r ii I 1 Ramsa s Men s Wear Y EE TELEVISION Home of Egony Suits fi 'r Phone PE. 6-4462 Centralia Washington 5: 317 N. Tower Centrolio 1 ii tr xxxA A A Axx A A Axxxxx Ax A A Axx A Affxxx 4' Ia in 1: P I P P I N S 1: 4' 1, If 11 I1 Q Books E1 'I I 1: Q Stationery 1: E: Q Art ond Croft Supplies E: :E :E 1+ 'I E1 111 West Main Centrolio 51 1 1 I 1 ' Page 87 THE Two YARD BIRDS :uf SHOPPING CENTER Q' SUPER MARKET and SURPLUS STORE s Phone SH. 8-4766 - SH. 8-4466 North City Limits of Chehalis On Old Highway 99 GILLINGHAM -'UNEP ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,T,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- 1 - 5- Burger Bar The Lewis Counfy I Sfafe Bank E Try our Cenffalifl E gy HAMBURGERS Extends Best Wishes to the I Sf? CQNEY ISLAND GfGdus5ii,2f:2S15sSeSOf E is FRENCH FRU? t gig MILK SHAKE Member I Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. I Old Highway 99 Centralia-Chehalis I lu Lewis Counfy Aufomobile Dealers Association Buy Your New and Used Cars from a Member of the Lewis County Dealers Association Cenfralia Carter's Garage-Chrysler-Plymouth Countryman Motors-Hudson Eddin's Auto Company-Ford-Mercury Howard H. Hutchins-Nash Ed S. Mayes-Dodge-Plymouth Riley Motors-DeSoto-Plymouth Seip G Hansen-Oldsmobile Warren Motors-Chevrolet-Cadillac Chehalis Boone G Dinsmore-DeSoto-Plymouth Chehalis Garage-Chrysler-Plymouth Enterprise Electric-Electric Parts Midway Motors-Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Lindsey Motors-Studebaker Oakes Pontiac Company-Pontiac Severns Motors-Buick Uhlrnann Motors-Ford-Lincoln Page 88 .IN f k, ,f,i ., 1 f,,,- -, ,,.. 'ff-ff 345. .'f- YA 1 -I I - 43: AFX .A. 1,fE,4,-5. Xp . W- gf.-N 4..,, M , I Q, Q 1'- H is-. 5 . 'i . sl, ,. , , '4 44 ., 65-Ififg A. . 34:5 , if I R - Y. -. 54 , ii-24 ' .,, .x Ffa fig EL' ' ' Li fi Vx, , 1135? 1 ,- y.. Jig? 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