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

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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