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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1958 volume:

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V 'JM ff If .1 V1 WHWI' ' ' 7 - Z After . . . sipping coke and playing the juke box at the Sweet Shop . . . taking the falls of life at Rollerclronie . . . picking up a book at the public library . . . studying for the big eccaon at your steaclyls . . . practicing a new dance step at your girl's house . . . planning for your .first foronal clance, the Junior Prom . . . whispering in the back booth at Johnny's Grill . . . spinning the latest platters at Lohr Brothers' . . . cheering the team on in our victories over Chehalis . . . niaking the enclless rouncl of ph one calls . . . nieeting the gang for a quick clip at the swionniing pool . . . after 3 :30 . . . that's our theone. LQD I 'l 'O R, Aileen Call D D I A T I N MM A , I Zi' T h I sas a era Mr. M07lOH'G701158ll7 Ay, there are some good things in life. That fall not away with the rest. And, of all best things upon earth. I hold That a faithful friend is the best. -Lytton 'llownspeople know him as the voice on the football public address system, radio and newspaper men know him as the supplier ol' the data, future journal- ists know him as the guardian of the deadline, students know him as a teacher never too busy to hear their problems, annual staff members know him as a helping hand, and everyone knows him as a good guy. Mr. Gronseth, who for several years was annual advisor, this year has always been ready to give us a bottle of glue, a ruler, some worthwhile advice, or a nod of encouragement. To him, with gratitude, we dedicate this annual. Page Z Vice-Principaf Waldo Roberts Principal Harold Geffrke Vice-Principal Roberts Says: Principal Gelirke Says: This school year, as all school years, has passed by all too quickly. But as we look back in later life, We will realize that it has been a busy and profitable one. Continue to prepare yourselves for the responsi- bilities and challenges that will be yours in the tasks that lie ahead. Prepare well, that you will be better able to contribute fully to a happy life for yourself and your loved ones. To the seniors, I extend my most sincere congrat- ulations and best wishes for the future. We will miss you. Congratulations also to the annual staff for this fine annual. This record of school life will recall many happy days spent in Centralia High, and will be a lasting possession of satisfaction to us all. May we look back to the past with pleasure and to the future with anticipation. Page 3 This year marks the last time I shall be greeting you as principal of a four-year school. All those who help to plan and operate our Centralia schools hope that the junior high school will help solve some of the dilemna you faced as entering freshmen. Per- haps merely calling entering students sophomores will destroy the fear. At any rate, we can say of you, you were the last to graduate from Centralia High School as a four year institution. When it comes time to summarize the achieve- ment of each class I wonder how all the various honors and awards you posted as a group can be re- duced to a few words. Certainly, among the high- lights is the enviable scholarship efforts in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Such success can not be attributed only to individuals, student or adult, but to an attitude. Such an attitude is es- pecially praiseworthy when We consider the critical position of the United States in World affairs. Such achievement shows the entire world that scholarship has not been neglected here. The regret I feel at seeing you leave is mixed with optimism and certainty as to your successful futures. As you leave Centralia High School remem- ber that We will all be wishing for you to gain the goals you set for yourselves. l 1 1 l 4 SCIIOOI BOEIFJ This year the school welcomed Dr. Ken- neth Mallery from Sunnyside, Mlashington, to district 401 in his first year as superin- tendent. The big issue of the board this year was the construction of the new junior high school. They are making plans for open- ing it next fall. First row: Mr. Kenneth Mallery, Superintendent of Schools. Second row: Mr. Felix DeLisle and Mr. Morrill Folsom. Third row: Illr. Morris Page 4 Rubenstein, Dr, George Parke and Mr. Cleon Linderman. Fourth row: Mix: Eva Cobb ana' Mrs. Gwen Frame. MHHUHI Workers Page 5 Janitors Left to right: Fred Wigley, Wilton johnson, Happy Lamkin, W. A. Kiser, and L. A. DeVore. Cooks Left to right: Ioseplzine Madsen, Audrey Penner, and Lillie Arledge. Bus Drivers First row, left to right: Charles favor- Jley, Clarence Annis, Archie Trudgeon. 2nd row, Mrs. Marie Mefsenger, Karl Drops, Norman Eveletlv, Bus Supervisor Ray Stiltner, Mrs. Evelyn Clark. 3rd row: Larry Pinkerton, Mile: Skinner, Everett Maromber, Ray Coburn, Roy Beers. ,.,l..,,.,,,T ,.,.,.,..,. . A ,, I X I' .C -- ef- ' 55 1 ..1: .. : ,,,. If ,AV2A, qV,A V 'A :',' '11'1A 1'Q 1 .: 5 . 'A .A 1 ' , A Q 'ln ' . ' . pump TCHCIICIS Left to right, first row: Mr. Viclor Lund, matlvg Mrs. Margaret Sieber, social slucliesq Mr. Leo Milanonfski, social studies, industrial artsg Mrs. Iva Holbrook, rommercialg second row: Miss Herilnon Smith, Englisbg Mr, Phillip Wickstrom, Englislag Miss Marie Hoplzirzs, principalls secretaryg Mr. Bill Messenger, physical educationg Mr. Earl Norman, mallvg Mr. Hugh Kintzley, agrirultureg Mr. Cameron Oslranal, scienceg tlvira' row: Mr, Robert Bauer, arlg Mrs. Donna Groslvong. Home econornicsg Mr. Vern Rirlvardson, science: Miss Elaine Fisk, English. Page 6 QLDE S HO??.E V QQ glib in 'Q TCHCIICIS Left to right, first row: Mrs. Rosella Wick, commercial, Mr. Thor Peterson, social studiesg second row: Mr. Stewart West, music: Miss Mary Gennara, social studies, language: Miss Alice Atkinson, languageg Mr. Loris Crampton, English, Mr. Gordon Aadland, English: Mr. Charles Johnson, social studies, third row: Miss Lillian Christensen, physical education: Mr. Herb Duncan, industrial arts, Mr. Marcus Boettcher, math, science, Mr. Maitland Anderson, physical educationg Mr. Morton Gronseth, English and journalism. Page 7 ' i t 1, Nui. Teachers Left to right, first ruzv: Mr. Dei Russeli, irzdustriai artsg Mr. jack Frame, social studies: Mr. Vern Berry, social studies: Mr. Matt Pavalunas, sofial studiesq second' row: Mrs, Ada Morztgornery, librarian: Mrs. Gertrude Putman, Englisfvg 1Wiss Ruth Myiare, Englisbg Miss Sara Starns, mating third row: Mr. Howard Roe, math. ina'ustrial arts: Mrs. Carol Godsey, home eronomifs: Mr, jack Whitaker, social studies. Page 8 9 V, 'H if W Valedzrtorian Elliot Wicks Elliot Wlicks, with a grade point average of 3.935 for his four years, was named valedic- torian ol' the class of '58, In the picture above, the books on the right are the text books Elliott has gone through in his school courses. The books on the left signify tl1e 55 extra books he has read lor his classes. Elliott has been active in speech activities taking first place in the local Voice of Dem- ocracy contest two years 1n a row and fourth place in the state contest. He has also taken third place in a state essay contest and has been a member ol the school debate team. Valedictorian and alutatorian Bob Simmons was named salu- tatorian with a grade point aver- age ol' 3.906 for his high school career. Bob has been active in many activities including sports. Dur- ing his l'our years he participated in football, basketball, and base- ball. He was also active in a num- ber ol school clubs. In his senior year he took part in the class play, Our Town. He was a member ol the de- bate team which took third place in the state debate tournament at College ol Puget Sound. Bob also had honorable mention for a science fair exhibit at College ol Puget Sound in his junior year. Page 10 Salutatorian Bob Simmons M AN H MSW' Girls of the Mollth ocrmsa 1' JANUARY SEPTEMBER OCTOBER . . NOVEMBER DECEMBER IANUARY . f FEBRUARY MARCH . . I APRIL. . . MAY . . . APRH Www X13 Pai Begley Wholesome and pure in body and mind Marilyn Mills Gracious in manner. Donna Whitney Loyal and sincere in friendship. Sue Gesler Truthfu1, obedieni, and courteous. Sharon Padham Ready to give all possible service Gail Milanowski Always seeking knowledge. Dorothy Iacobs Impartial in iuclgmentf' Linda Lee Willing to iorgive and forget. Aileen Call True to the best that is within me. OlRL OF THE YEAR . . . DOROTHY IACOBS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lefl to right: Judy Case, treasurerg Gary Carlson, vire- presidentg Mr. Cramplon, advisor: Dellix Rollins, presi- dentg Phyllis Rice, t y Flower, Motto, and Color MOTTO: Forward Ever, Backward Neverg Within Ourselves Our Future Lies. FLOWER: Pink Roses. COLOR: Blue aucl White. Page 12 SEN IORS AARON, THOMAS H.: Boys' Club 43 Entered 1957 from Auburn Academy. ANDERSON, LILLIAN C.: Jr. Play 33 KELA Klub 43 Girls' C Club V.P. 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Flag Twirler 23 Song Staff Jr. High 23 Drama Club 2. BECK, RONALD: F.F.A. 1, 23 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BEGLEY, CATHERINE E.: Song Queen 43 Song Duchess 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Sec'y 13 Peppers 3, 43 KELA Klub 43 Booster Club 3, 43 Girls' Glee 13 Twinlow Conf. 3. BLOSL, BARBARA J.: Girls' C Club S9C'y 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Song Staff Jr. High 23 Drama Club 23 Hi Jinx 1, 2, 3. BIEWARD, JO ANNE L.: Jr. Play 33 Torch Honor V.P. 43 KELA Klub 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 23 Pep Club 2. BLOSL, BERTINA L.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BONAGOFSKI, JEROME: Boys' Club 43 En- tered from St. Edwards Seminary, Kenmore. BROWNING, ELLEN M.: Sr. Play 43 Jr. Play 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. BRYSON, SHARON A.: Drama Club 23 Sr. Play 43 Jr. Play 33 Peppers 3, 4, Pres. 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 KELA Klub 3, 43 Girls' C Club 2, 3, 43 Southwest Music Meet 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Glee 13 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Sports Girl of the Month. CALL, HELEN A.: KELA Klub 43 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Entered from Rochester. CALL, TERRY: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 13 Golf 13 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4. CANFIELD, MELVIN E.: Stage Crew 1, 23 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CARLSON, CARL: Band 1, 2, 33 Southwest Music Meets 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CARLSON, GARY: Class V.,P. 43 Treas. 33 Sr. Play 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club As- sembly 3. CARTER, SHARI M.: Jr. Play 33 Peppers 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 KELA Klub 3, Sec'y- Treas. 43 Girls' Glee 13 Masque and Gavel 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 German School Com- mittee 23 Girls' League Assembly 4. CASE, JUDITH A.: Class Treas. 43 Peppers 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Southwest Music Meet 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. CHALBERG, KAREN M.: BO0Ster Club 43 Girls' FC Club 3, 4, Pres. 43 Girls' League Assembly 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Pep Club 2. ' SENIORS CHALLENDER, JANICE L.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Journalism Exchange Editor 3, 4. CHROMEY, MARJORIE M.: Girls' League 4. CHUBBUCK, DONALD L.: Service Club 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. COCHRAN LaVONNE: Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 33 KELA Klub 43 Make-up Club 3, 43 FTA V.P. 43 Southwest Music Meet 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Hi-Jinx and Spring Concert 23 Girls' League Assembly 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. CONZATTI, EARL: BOyS' UC Club Sgt. at Arms 43 Member 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. CONZATTI, THOMAS R.: F.F'.A. 1, 2, Treas. 23 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4. COOLIDGE, DENNIS: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2. CULBERTSON, JULIE A.: Southwest Music Meet 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. CUMMINGS, DOROTHY J.: Glrls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Princess 33 Jr. Prom Princess 3. COURNYER, CHARLET M.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. DATE, ELIZABETH A.: Jr. Play 33 Torch Honor 23 KELA Klub 2, 3, 43 Girls C Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Southwest Music Meets 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. DELANEY, PATRICK E.: Yell Duke 13 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 1. DOWELL, WILLIAM L.: Sr. Play 43 Hi Jinx 43 Southwest Music Meets 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Bas- ketball 1, 23 Baseball Mgr. 23 Boys' Club As- sembly 2. I DUFFY, LARRY D.: Class V.P. 33 Sr. Play 43 Service Club 23 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pentra- lian 3. DUNCAN KAREN L.: KELA Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' C Club 1, 2, 33 Southwest Music Meets 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 13 Girls' Ensemble 1, 23 Hi Jinx Soloist 2, 33 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 1, 2. EDINGER, RICHARD: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2. EDWARDS, JACK D.: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ELY, FERRELL S.: F'.F.A. 1, 2, 33 B0yS' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1. SEN IORS ERDMAN, GARY: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: South- west Music Meets 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Football 1, Basketball 1. FAGERNESS, JOHN: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 3, V. P. 2: Chess Club 1: Foot- ball 3. FAGERNESS, WILLIAM V.: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FRIEDRICK, HUGO: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Golf 1. FRY, KENNETH: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' C Club 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Class Pres. 1, 2. FORD, CAROLYN V.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. FORREST JANICE R.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: South- West Music Meets 2, 3, 4: Hi Jinx 2, 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. FERRELL, JOAN M.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. GAVIN, BARBARA H.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: South- west Music Meet 4: Hi Jinx 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Entered 1956 from Adna. GEE, DANIEL L.: Boys' C Club 2, 3, 4: Southwest Music Meet 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4. GESLER, SUSAN J.: Song Duchess 3, 4: Sr. Play 4: KELA Klub 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 3, 4: Make-up Club 2: Southwest Music Meets 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Masque and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Princess 3: Fr. Song Duchess: Hi Jinx 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Sweetheart Court 3. GIBSON, DAVID A.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: South- west Music Meets 1, 2, 3, 4: Brass Quintet: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GILSON, LLOYD D.: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GREENFIELD, BARBARA R.: Sr. Play 4: Drama Club Sec'y 2: KELA Klub 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Southwest Music Meets 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1: Clarinet Quartet 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: All Northwest Band 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. GREELEY, JUDITH A.: Dramatics 2, V.P. 2: Sr. Play 4: KELA Klub 2, 3, 4: Girls' C Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1: Southwest Music Meets 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 4: Girls' Trio and Quartet 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2: Tennis 3, 4. GRILL, GERALD D.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: South- gvest Music Meets 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club 1, 2, , 4. GUINN, BARBARA J.: Sr. Play 4: Jr. Play 3: KELA Klub 3, 4: Future Teachers of America Pres. 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi Jinx 3. GULLICKSON, JAMES M.: Jr. Play 3: BOOS- ter Club 3, 4: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track Mgr. 2. ,asv SENIORS HANSON, WARREN F.: Band 3, 4, South- west Music Meets 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 All Northwest Chorus 3, Mixed En- semble 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2. 1 ' HARRON, MIKE: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play 4. Q HEINRICKER, NANCY C.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. HENDERSON, MYRNA M.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. HERALD, MARVA L.: Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4: KELA Klub Sec.-Treas. 3, Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 23 Southwest Music Meet 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers of America. HICKERSON, JON B.: KELA Klub 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. HILPERT FRED P.: Student Body Pres. 4, V.P. 33 Class Treas. 1, Boys' C Club 3, 4, Pres. of Northern Division of Southwest Wash. Student Councils Association, Seabeck Lead- ership Conf. 3, U.W. Student Leadership Conf.: Band 1, 2: Southwest Music Meets 1, 2, Jr. Prom Court, Masque and Gavel 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Won Local Toast- masters Speech Contest. HOLBROOK, JUDY E.: Peppers 3, 4, Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 43 KELA Klub Co-Pres. 4, Member 2, 3, 43 Girls' C Club 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, German School Committee 1, 2. HOOVER, MURIEL L.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. HUSS, DA'VID A.: Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4. INGRAHAM, MICHAEL w.: sr. Piay 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club V.P. 2, Member 1, 23 Baseball 2, 3, 4. JACOBS, DOROTHY E.: Future Teachers of America 4, Girls' League 3, 43 Entered 1956 from Shelton. 4 JOHNSON, DAVID F.: F.F.A. 1, 2, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2. JOHNSON, DIANNE: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. JONES, GALEN D.: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Jones, WILLIAM A.: Boys' Club 1, E, 3, 4, Service Club 2. JORDAN, GARY D.: Boys' C Club 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. KING, CARROLL: Boys' Club 45 Entered 1957 from Battleground. ' SENIORS KIRKPATRICK, GORDON S.: Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3, Stage Crew Pres. 1, Member 23 Service Club 3, 43 Movie Club 1, 2, Pentralian Editor 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, 4, Debate 23 Third at State at C.P.S. Conf., Chess Club 1. LANTZ, DEAN: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, LEE, LINDA R.: Jr. Prom Queen 33 Pepper Sec'y 3, Member 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1: Student Body Sec'y 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. LOGAN, DOUG: Boys' Club '1, 2, 3, 4, Hi Jinx 3, Sr. Play 4. MARTIN, DOUG: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2. MATTHEWS, VIRGINIA L.: Sr. Play 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. MILANOWSKI, GAIL A.: Sr. Play 4, Peppers 3, 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 KELA Klub 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. High Song Duchess 1, Columns 3, 4 tEditor 4Ig PSSP 3, 4, Quill and Scroll. MILLS, MARILYN G.: Class Sec'y 3, 4, Song Song Duchess lg Sr. Play 4: Peppers 3, 4, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, Treas 43 Masque an Gavel 3, 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2: C.P.S. Forensics Tournament 2: National Honor Society 3, 4. MORRILL, ARNOLD: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Tumbling 2, Annual 3, 4 tBus. Mgr. 41. ' NEWBERRY, PAT: Jr. Play 3, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. NIETERT, LYNNE L.: Girls' Glee 13 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. - O'CONNER, si-:Am G.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. OSBORN, STEPHEN L.: Hi Jinx 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. OSTER, HAROLD W.: Booster Club 1, 23 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 43 Annual 2, 3, 4. PADHAM, SHARON L.: Peppers 3, 4, KELA Klub 3, 4, Band 2, Southwest Music Meet 2, Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Pen- tralian 3, Jr. Prom Princess 33 Student Lead- ership Conf 4, Senate 4. PENNINGTON, RONALD A.: Sr. Play 43 Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4. PETERS, ANNA L.: Sr. Play 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. PETRIE, MARILYN J.: Student Body Treas. 4, Ass't Treas. 33 Jr. Play 3, Peppers 43 Torch Honor 2, 3, 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 1, Masque and Gavel 3, 43 German School Committee 23 Future Teachers of America 4. I-. A it if',j,'.. .2 4 ' .mar s A 'fimvlf' F' 'za rt 5 -V M, 1, ,,.,,., .v , .Ah 7 A 5 ISV' 4 K f it ly 'rf at , M 25. A .5 , W an ,ia Y' lx L g Q :m..q.,s.,:., , Vt W fn-,,.,,, 5 Q, ,K f tr GS' iw' E. twig -mg.: er if J 'QZL X A www., 8' rwwjx ' 'm 3' it N' Niki. ,af was .E . ,52 . L,- All SENIORS PLUMMER, PATRICIA E.: Jr. Play Director 3: Peppers 3, 4: KELA Klub V.P. 3, C0-Pres. 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4: Jr. Varsity Song Staff 25 Pep Club 2. POLLOCK, MARY A.: Drama Club 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Southwest Music Meets 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Glee 1: Girls' En- semble 1g Tumbling 1. PETERSON, NOLA A.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. PROFFITT, PHYLLIS: Sr. Play 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. RICCARDO, RAMON: Service Club Pres. 4, Sec'y 3, Member 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1. RICCARDO, RONALD D.: B0yS' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Base- ball 4. RICE, PHYLLIS E.: Class Sec'y 4: Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play Student Directors 35 Peppers 4: KELA Klub 3, 43 Torch Honor 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' C Club 43 Southwest Music Meet 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' Glee 13 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARDSON, KARLA: Jr. Play 33 KELA Klub 43 Masque and Gavel Sec'y-Treas. 4, Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Entered 1956 from White Salmon. ROBERT, JUDITH A.: Peppers 3, 4, Treas. 3, Girls' League Second V.P. 4, Member 1 ,2, 3, 49 Girls' State 3: Future Teachers of America 4. ROBERTS, ROBERT J.: Class V.P. 1, Boys' C Club V.P. 4, Member 3, 4, Band 1: South- West Music Meet 13 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 Golf 15 Boys' State 3. ROBINSON, LURA: KELA Klub 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, ROLLINS, DELLIS: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres 4, Sr. Play 43 Jr. Play 3. ROSAN DER, J. LARRY: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1. SACKRIDER, NEIL: Yell King 45 Jr. Play 3, Booster Club 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. SCHMIDT, RAY V.: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 4. SENIOR, PATRICIA: KELA Klub 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. SEIP, NORT: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, TERRY: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual 3. SENIORS SHELDON, MARILYN A.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRER, ROBERT E.: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1. SIEMERS, RAYMOND E.: Boys' C Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SIMMONS, ROBERT L.: Sr. Play 4: Torch Honor Pres. 4, Member 2, 3, 43 Service Club Sec'y-Treas. 4, Member 2, 3, 43 Boys' C Club 4, Movie Club Sec'y 1, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Masque and Gavel Sec'y-Treas. 3, Member 2, 3, 4, Football 1: Basketball 1, Baseball 3, 4. SOUTHARD, BEVERLY J.: Sr. Play 4, KELA Klub 4: Southwest Music Meets 2, 3, 43 Hi Jinx 2, 3, Girls' Glee 1: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' League Assembly 3: Pep Club 2, Spring Concert 2, 3. STABLEIN, RALPH H.: Yell Duke 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 2, 3, 4. STAFFORD, STAN: F.F.A.1g Boys' C Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3. STALLMAN, DELORES M.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. STONER, JOHN: Boys' C Club 4, Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, 4. STRANZ, LARRY A.: Sr. Play 43 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Southwest Music Meet 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. SULLIVAN, DICK: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SWANSON, DENNIS G.: Boys' C Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club Pres. 4, Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SWENSON, GERALD A.: Boys' C Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club Sec'y-Treas, 4, Member 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. TARRACH, NANCY J.: Booster Club 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. TOMES, SAM: Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2. . VILLERS, KAREN L.: Booster Club Pres. 4, Member 3, 43 Jr. Play 35 KELA Klub 43 Girls' Ensemble 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. WAGNER, CAROLYN A.: KELA Klub 4, Booster Club Sec'y-Treas. 2, 3, V.P. 4, Member 2, 3, 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 3. WAUNCH, JACQUELINE M.: Girls' League 4, Girls' Ensemble 4: Entered 1957, from John Day, Oregon. Y ,.,. Q sys? 1 il fb if Y W3 5 iv . W .Zz - ! ' SEN IORS WHITE, ALAN S.: Sr. Play 45 Boys' C Club 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Southwest Music Meets 1, 25 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 2, 3, 4. WHITNEY, DONNA M.: Peppers Reporter 3, Member 3, 45 Girls' League Sec'y 4, Member 1, 2, 3, 4. WHITIS, DARLENE: Torch Honor 35 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. WICKS, ELLIOT K.: Torch Honor 45 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Masque and Gavel V.P. 3, Member 2, 3, 45 Fourth Place in State Voice of Democracy Contest 35 Debate Team 25 Third Place in State Essay Contest Sponsored by V.F.W. Auxiliary 3. WILLIAMS, MARK G.: Stage Crew 2, 35 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, DAVENE V.: Girls' Glee 15 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Journalism Club Reporter 2. WILSON, JAMES A.: Stage Crew 15 Boys' Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Track Mgr. 1, 2. WISE, KAREN: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. WOLF, KAREN L.: Jr. Play 35 Torch Honor Sec'y 3, 4, Member 2, 3, 45 KELA Klub 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Masque and Gavel 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. WORRELL, VIRGINIA L.: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Princess 45 Make-up Club 3. COTTRELL, BRUCE M.: Southwest Music Meets 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 National Merit Finalist 45 Science Talent Search Finalist 4. Left to right: Shari 'Carter5 Dennis Coolidge, julie Culbertson and Lloyd Gilsong Hyrna Hendersong Judy Robefls. Page 20 JUNIUR CLASS OFFICERS Front row: Georgia Goebel, treasurer Barbara Webxter ,vecretaryg back row: Pat Bates wee preszdent falm Stewart, prexidentg Mr, Roe, advuor Mr. and Miss Junior Pop This year the annual has added something new, a Mr. and Miss Popularity Poll of each class. With each down payment the students were able to vote for the most popular person of their class. Those selected are pictured in the annual. PENNY BATES AND BOB HUTCHINS l Page 21 ,.g ,.. y if Q, ,W sw ff' , .L ,Az 'M S , if 115.722 tix ....1. : , .... . ,,., '.1.:,:- iw 1 , y r 2 ,S .1 iii, 1: 'Q Y ,Si I , ff.. ,, , ' V -'- V 1 rf' - I in L 5 'H M ' iw H . 1 13 ai ' , V .J Fe 'sr-2 ni A A 15 . 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Column four: Phoebe Logan Don and Coleman Dokkeng Doug Lobr. Column two: Carole Rupp: Turner: Peggy and Ioan Defoleo. Marilyn Zandecki. Column tbree: Carolyn Horsxvill and Bob SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front row: Dick Bates, vice presidentg Joanne Rosen- gren, secretary-treasurerg Steve Webster., presidentg back row: Mr. Anderson, advisor. Mr. and Miss Sophomore Pop FRAN BEGLEY AND STEVE WEBSTER Pg 26 Jsn, W s OPHOMORES Adams, Larry Albaugh, Sandra Aldrich, Levanchia Allen, Marc Alhauser, Chris A lvord, Martha A yers, A rthur Ayers, Judy Baker, Beverly Bates, Dick Bauder, Sharon Beckman, Sharon Begley, Frances Bell, Edward Benherg, Linda Benson, MaryLee Bernovich, Rudy Blumenthal, Bob Birch, Genevieve Bouchard, Mike Brown, Harald Browning, Tim Bryson, Nancy Bullock, Margie Butterfield, Melvin Caros, Eileen Carpenter, Joyce Childers, Grant Churchill, Jim Cluzel, Joyce Cody, A drian Collins, Linda Conner, Bob Conzatti, Nancy Conzalti, Paul Cournyer, Jim Craven, Larry Cutlip, MaryAnna Danielson, Sharon Davis, Linda Day, Ray DeFolco, Peggy Denny, Russell Del-vin, Peggy Dokken, Coleman Drops, Dale Drops, Joy Duncan, Bob Edmonds, Allen Edwards, Bob Elsey, Gary faher, Bob Felker, Judy Flohr, Mike , , 2 e 1 A c A . -i- ,Ari was a 2: ,E tv' 'S' 1, W W W T1 5 e ' ' V-ff L .. ., ,,,, 1 , 53 Q' 3 X 'ii' .ss 'if I X M6 7 X -- 2 A A . .,,, - c V - P. ..,.,,., , 5. -5. 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Column two: Fran Begleyg Kathy Kintzley. Column three: Carolyn Hors- will. Column four: fan Goebel. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 7071 TOW' 8d7l7li8X 11541 S071 ,YECYB df ' LIC YOW' S. F r . I G t f , 1 y, b k . M Putman, advisorg Don Germeaux, treaxurerg Dick Scott, ice-presidentg David Blanchard, president. L-gd.. ' Pg 31 Mr. and Miss Freshman Pop SANDY ROLLINS AND DAVE BLANCHARD v - g ,.,. t ' f N . , if ff-i f i -W mir W 1:2 ii.. ,,, if. ,,,. -' , ., f- ,fmt ,: rf , 155: 55565 fi lfff-ffi7-'L' , ,W if Wfia- - 'P + I 1 ..,. . - I 1 Q- ..,, - W :V :E ' .gfg 2 ' L W z , 2 Qs -.-. E rf '-I'Z:,'5.I5I '-3:17, :-j-:' ,,.r 'I:iI3I-:Ii f 1. W ' , .::f'. ' - 71? , 4 ti. f A -'- I .::.,... , , .:.: :li , Liv ' ' ,yr :2 - ' ?f1' ::3i' ' W . A k -!l-- I k , 'L 3 1 A riffs? ff L X .,. 'V ,,,, H 8 . . B, L 'lf' lla? 151' L as , Q N ss I 5 Q . N K E . --.- 1 ,gftw , QAA. ',A:. -P . AII, I A .. , ., ,,, ...A V V ..:. 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P S , i ' ' . 4:-.X Wright Barham 'Q gg? a t W5 lf' '51 Wriglvi,Kei1la .Jr - fff A35 y all ' fx.. .M Yannhmike . 0 Y0'4'78,B0b 5 . to A Kg A H Top to bottom, column one: Virginia Roxengreng Lil Anderson and Carol Buslzerg Donna Simmons. Column four: Ken Rudd, and Judy Young. Column two: Pearl Williamsonland Carolyn Coe johnson. folmsong Marilyn Woodward. Column tlvree: Peggy Johnson if YJ? ff N? Y W YRWQQZWRWQK , af Ja. we 2 QE az KEN Gin 51:53. 'zayrqa fxapyhls 'uaanQ 'U A Q af 55-w fhfx N NU'-,Tr pq PBT FT E Y CE. M 3 U :mol dal U Q U U U Q R 'R I QFS sQi sQm UQN' mga' why mv-J -Q MQ rw 242 r--4 E M ' Rf 5. Page 38 1 lla 1S HB Football Court First row: Ken Fry and Dorothy Cummings. Phyllis Anders. Missing from this picture are Second row: Marilyn Mills, Gary Jordon, Donna Dennis Swanson and Terry Olson. Whitney, Virginia Worrell, Frea' Hilpert, and Basketball Court First row: Stan Stafford, Donna Whitney, Viller. Third row: Butch Roberts, Bruce Iarob- Sefond row: Plvyllis Anders, Karen David, Linda son. Ron Siemers, Kip Siemers. Stafford, Mike Merriman. Virginia Dunn, Karen Page 39 v-4'-H-'CIJPUP4 r-r'Dvcd4OO 11 COHCIICS ii Earl Norman, ferry Robinson, and Tlror Peterson. CAPITAL LEAGUE Worr Lost Tied Lincoln ,,,77 ,,77 f 1 0 I Stadium ,,,,,7, fl I 0 Clcnlralia ,,7, ,,,,777, 2 2 l .-Xbcrdcen ,,Y,,77 2 3 0 Olympia ,,,7, , ,,7, I fl 0 Hoquiam ,, , ,,,, I 4 0 Opposite page, top row: Kip Sierners, Fred Hilpert, Buzz Foote, Dennis Swan- son. Second row: jerry Swenson, Ken Fry, Gary fordon, Bob Hutchins. Third row: Theron Ticknor, Terry Olson, David Law- son, Bill Loop. Fourth row: Francis Al- britton, lim Rupp, Riel: Backman, Ron Sierners. Fifth row: Larry Worrell, Ray, Reynoldson, Gary Loomis, Steve Webster. Sixth row: Paul Conzatti, Louie Larson, Coe folmson, Vic Towner. Page 41 Managers Left to right: Mike Flolvr, Ed Bell,and Russell Dennj S Season S Scores, OPP CHS Clvelvalis 0 32 Elma I2 28 bIcOlympia 13 14 Tflberdeen Z0 6 lil-Ioquiam 6 25 34Linco!n 13 13 Battleground 0 46 gstadium 27 7 Clvelralis 6 40 The Season This year Centralia's football team enjoyed its finest season since 1948. Thor Peterson and Earl Norman, in their first year of coaching at Tigers- ville, finished the season with six wins, two losses and one tie. Highlights of the season were two very convincing wins over Chehalis, an upset tie with Lincoln of Tacoma, who was the AP's top team in the state at the time. Other Tiger wins were over Elma, Hoquiam, and Battleground, all by very large margins. The only two losses suffered by the Tigers were to Aberdeen and Stadium. The men of the gridiron were led by four fast running backs: Ron Siemers, quarterback, Ken Fry and Buzz Foote, halfbacksg Larry Worrell, fullback. The seven top men in the line were Theron Ticknor and Kip Siemers, endsg Bob Hutchins and Fred Hil- pert, tackles, Dennis Swanson and Terry Olson, guards, and- Rich Backman, center. Dave Lawson, Paul Conzatti, Francis Allbritton, Jim Rupp, Gary Jordan, Bill Loop, Gary Loomis and Jerry Swenson all played important parts when needed. Stastically the Tigers were led in scoring by Ken Fry and Larry Worrellg rushing by Buzz Foote, Fry and Worrellg and passing by Ron Siemers. Defen- sive stand-outs were Theron Ticknor, Kip Siemers, Dennis Swanson, Larry Worrell, and Ken Fry. Wor- rell, Fry, Foote, and Swanson were picked on All League teams. Out of the twenty-two men who received letters this year, thirteen will be returning, so future grid- iron prospects look very bright. - VARSITY BASKETBALL First Five, top-left to right: Ray Siemers, Stan Stafford, Mike Merriman. Bottom: Ron Sierners, Ray Butler, Coach Matt Pavalunas. For the first time in fourteen years the Centralia High School basketball team made the state tour- nament in Seattle. Coach Pavalunas and his Tigers won the Capital League for the first time in school history and proved themselves superior to every team in the area finishing the regular season with 19 wins and 1 loss. At the state tournament the Tigers weren't quite so lucky, coming home from this great affair with a 1 win-2 loss record. They lost to Kent-Meridian, 45-49, in the openerg handled Everett with ease, 60-453 but then were eliminated from the tournament with an upset loss to Roose- velt of Seattle, 55-62. During the regular season the Tigers Won every one of their pre-league games. Some of these Warm- up games Were Longview, Port Angeles, and North Thurston. When league play started Centralia kept right on Winning and had a string of 12 in a row before they Wfere handed their first and only defeat, that being to Stadium of Tacoma, 49-55. Page 42 VARSITY BASKETBALL is . '3' Second five, top-left to right Bruce Iacabron, Theron Ticknor, Ken Helgerson. Bottom: Butch Roberts, Bill Waterson, Manager Bob Sapp. By the time the regular season had ended the Tigers had set many new records. They won the Capital League for the first time, and they also set a new scoring record in a game, 83 points against Raymond. Stan Stafford, the Tigers' ace center, also set some scoring records. Against Lincoln he scored 38 points for a new league and school recordg he broke the Capital League season's total with 206 points in 10 league gamesg and he set a new high for a Centralia High School basketball player, 500 points. Page 43 All five of the starting players were mentioned on all-Capital League teams. Stan Stafford and Mike Merriman made the first team. Ray Siemers and Ray Butler made honorable mention. Stan Stafford made an all-opponents team of Capital League players. Mike Merriman, Ray Siemers, and Ron Siemers also received votes. With only three seniors on this year's squad, next basketball season looks very good. First row: Steve Webster, Paul Conzatti, Coe Bill Loop, Ray Reynoldson, Dave Teasdale, Bill johnson, Gary Loomis, Louie Larson, Mike Pen- Sniethers, Don Turner. Fourth row: john Fager ley, Adrian Cody. Second row: Lenny Gustafson, ness, Franfis Albritton, jerry Merchant, jim Cris Gordon Petrie, Randy Derscheid, Dan Treat, mon, Vic Towner, Coarh jerry Robinson. Denny Rohr, foe Miller. Third row: jim Rupp. Kitten Football The purpose of junior varsity football team is to give experience to the boys who do not play much varsity ball. This year's team, playing with juniors and sophomores, finished the season with a record of three wins, two losses and one tie. Coach Jerry Robinson and his boys fashioned two wins over Olympia, 13-0, 8-7, and one against Chehalis, 13-12, The tie game was against Hoquiam. The games after which they found themselves be- hind were against the same Olympia and Hoquiam teams. Some of the boys whom Varsity Coach Thor Peter- son should be glad to see are Gary Loomis, top scorer, Bill Loop, top linemang Paul Conzatti, top passerg and Louie Larson, top defensive end. Many other boys showed promise for the coming season. Page 44 First row left to right: john VerValen, Larry Drops, Richard Wells, Bob Young, Roger johnson, Charles Keith Swanson, jim Schmidt, Del Robinson, Jack Champ- Messenger, ferry Kinder, Ass't Coach johnson. Third lin, Mike Roberts, Ron Perzley, Keith Wright, Mike row left to right: Mike West, Tom Brown, Bob Clem- 'sl' Barhtel, Ray Hamilton. Second row left to right: Coach ents, Larry Hall, Dick Upton, Bob Pollack, Don Ger- Anderson, Lon Spurgeon, Ted Miller, Doug Mahar, meaux. Paul Fagerness, Pete Margel, Steve Svindt, Dick Stott, Frosll Football Asiatic flu played a vital part in this year's Junior High football season. There wasn't a game that Coach Anderson was able to field his best eleven at one time. Even against these odds they finished the season with a record of one win, two losses and one tie. Flu cancelled two scheduled games with Jefferson of Olympia and Shelton. The one win the Yellowjackets managed to come out with was against Hoquiam, 6-0. They tied Wash- ington of Olympia and lost twice to crosstown rivals, Chehalis, 2-12 and 6-24, the latter score being the annual Junior High Classic. Many of the boys on this year's team showed promise for the coming seasons, but some of the standouts were Don Germeaux, Dick Upton, Dick Scott, backsg and Bob Pollack and Larry Hall, line- men. Page 45 Bottom row le t to right' Larry Adams, Denny Rohr, zatti, Larry Bigbee, Doug Lolvr Slezp Halliday Vic B111 Lolvr Doug Skull john Woods, Dale Harris, Dave Towner, Dick Jones, Ken Sludevant Mgr Mike Penley Teasdale Top row Coach ferry Robinxon, Paul Con- Kitten Basketball Winning eleven and losing nine games during the season, the Junior Varsity basketball team pre- sented many thrills for the Centralia sport fans. Coach Jerry Robinson's team, playing with sophomores and juniors only, fashioned wins over the following teams: Longview, 44-36 and 37-275 North Thurston, 51-22 and 58-355 Elma, 61-40, Chehalis, 54-535 Raymond, 42-355 and Stadium, 58-54. The teams they lost to were Port Angeles, Chehalis, Mark Morris of Longview, Stadium, Aberdeen, Lin- coln of Tacoma twice, and Hoquiam twice. The leaders on this year's team were sophomore Paul Conzatti, junior Larry Bigbee, and junior Bob Hutchins, and two other boys who won varsity let- ters, sophomore Ken Helgeson and junior Theron Ticknor. Conzatti and Bigbee led the team in scor- ing, and Helgeson, Hutchins, and Ticknor were backboard and defensive stars. These boys plus others on the team will be mak- ing up the nucleus of the varsity for the next couple of years. Page 46 Top row Ie t to rzglvt Coach Anderson, jim Hudson, Tom Brown, Mike West, Mzke Wheeler Dave Elan larry Ledbetter Ron Rogerson, Don Olson, Don Brister, Chard, Paul Fagerness, Dick Scott Don Germeaux Kent jerry Kinder Gary Petrie Ron Penley, Mike Roberts, Swanson. Asst Coach Mzke Collins Bottom row: Doug Malvar, FIOSII Basketball Playing a twelve-game schedule, Centralia Junior High finished the season with a 10-2 record. Coach Anderson and his boys had a nine-game winning streak going into the final three games but lost two out of these three. The Yellowjackets started the season with a solid win over Chehalis, 41-27, and then ran up eight more in this order: Washington of Olympia, 27-233 Miller of Aberdeen, 22-203 Hoquiam, 26-253 Chehalis, 44-173 Hopkins of Aberdeen, 31-273 Mon- tesano, 43-315 Washington of Olympia, 36-30, and Miller of Aberdeen, 26-21. Then came their defeat against Hoquiam, 38-29. Centralia then regained their early-season form and dumped Montesano, 38-30. But in the last game of the season they found themselves behind for the second time, 35-32, losing to Hopkins of Aberdeen. High scorer for the team was Dave Blanchard. Others who did much scoring were Dick Scott, Mike Wheeler, Mike West, and Paul Fagerness. In the next couple of years these boys will be playing varsity ball, and with the potential of this club they should do very well. There also was a B squad in the Junior High School program. They finished with two wins and eight losses. Page 47 fi? M r 'misss as-ser, as Le t to right Mr Vern Berry, Iohn Gibson, Mike Don Brister, George Butlqus. Kneeling Mr Leo Huber Bruce Carter Dennis Clemons, Jim Best, Milanowski. Golf Coach Leo Milanowski and his boys finished the season with a record of three wins and seven losses. The players who made up the team were Pat Delaney, George Butkus, 'john Stoner, Duane Clocking, Don Brister, -lim Best, Mike Huber, John Gib- son, Ed Goebel, and Mark Williams. The team fashioned wins over Hoquiam twice and Olympia once. Their losses were to Stadium twice, Aberdeen twice, Lincoln twice, and Olympia once. The leading players on the team were Pat Delaney and George Butkus, who in ten matches came out with identical rec- ords of nine wins and one loss. Others who did well were John Stoner, Mark Willialiis, and Duane Cocking. Although the season is over, some of the boys will be competing in tournaments in the spring days to come. Pat Delaney did well in these matches last year. This year Mr. Berry again assisted Mr. Milanowski with the team. Page 48 Girls, Tennis Psy mid-May the girls tennis team was still looking lor its first win. They lost matches to Castle Rock, 2-3: Longview, l-43 and Aberdeen, l-fl. Number one seeded player during the season was Judy Harris. Left to right: Gene Ann Teasdale. Sharon Fintlley, Carolyn Harris, Penny Bates, Iudy Greeley, Diane Ingram, Judy Harris, 'Georgia Goebel. Center: Miss Lillian Christensen, coach. Page 49 Boys, Tennis For the lirst time in many years Cen- tralia High School had an outstanding tennis team. By mid-May they were second in the Capital League with a reeord of six wins and two losses. They came out on top against Aberdeen twice, Hoquiam, Lincoln, Stadium, and XVest Bremerton. Their only two losses were to the league leading Olym- pia Bears, holh by elose seores. Coach Loris Crampton had nothing hut praise lor his boys through the entire season. Leading netters were Dan Gee, the only senior on the squad: juniors Ray But- ler, Mike Merriman, Bob Sapp, and Jim Clarosg sophomores Kendall Rudd, Russ Thomson, Dick Bates and Howard May- hew: and freshman Larry Ledhetter. Left row, front to hack: jim Caros, Desmond Birch, Bob Sapp, Kendell Rudd, Dan Gee, Mike Merriman. Right row, front to bark: Larry Ledhetter, Ray Butler, Howard Mayhew, Rick O'Conner, Russ Thomson, Dick Bates. Center: Coach Loris Crampton. Track Firxt row: ferry Swenson, Mike Harron, Corky Dan Redd. Thira' row: Dennix Swanson, Dan Smith, lim Rupp, ana' Gary Loomis. Second row: Treat, Theron Ticknor, and Kip Seimers. Bruce Caldwell, Buzz Foote, Franci: Albritton, Relying on about six or seven men to do most of the scoring this year, Centralia's track team finished another fine season with a record of two wins, three losses in the Capitol League. In non-league competition they scored a very decisive win over Chehalis, placed third at Yaki- ma in an invitational meet, and fifth in another invitational at Clover Park. The squad was coached by Thor Peterson and Bill Messenger. Buzz Foote was throwing the shot well over fifty feet all year long and broad jumping up around twenty-one feetg he also placed in the discus in some meets. Ken Fry was a consistent point getter in the discusg he broke the old Page 50 school discus record with a toss of 163 feet four inches at Clover Park. Dennis Swanson and Stan Stafford were leaders in the hurdles, and Kip Seimers, Alan VVhite, and -lim Rupp got several points in the sprints. Other good per- formances were by Larry XfVa1ker, Mike Harron, Gary Loomis, Jerry Swenson, and Bruce Jacob- son. Jacobson broke a school record in the high jumpg at Clover Park, he jumped six feet one and three fourths inches. Those who qualified for the district meet were Buzz Foote, shot, broad jump, and discusg Ken Fry, shot, Stan Stafford and Dennis Swanson, hurdlesg and Jim Rupp, sprints. Vvrestling Fin! row: Allen Scott, Lennart Gustaffon, Dennis Swenson, and jim Gloyd. Mixsirzg from the pifture is Clemons, Kent Williarrzx, Melviit Canfield. Second row: Larry Worrell. Mr, Earl Norman, Alan While, Franfir Albritton, jerry 'l'his was the lirst year ol' wrestling in Clentralia High School: antl, taking this into consideration, there was a gootl turn- otlt ol boys. Nlost of the boys hatl hatl no experience in this lieltl exeept what they get in physical education classes. 'l'his year's eoaeh was Mr. lfarl Norman. l'or lirst year competition the team had a line reeorcl, two wins, live losses, and one tie. The leant startecl the season by tluniping Chehalis twiee antl losing to them Page 51 outie. lhen they lost one antl tietl one with Olympia. Castle Rock then heat theni twice anal Kelso heat theni once. Stantlonts on the teani were Francis .Xl- hritton and Larry NVorrell, both placing see- ontl in the clistriet. X'Vorrell went on to state competition and niatle a line showing there. also taking second: others who tlitl well were Dave Lawson, Alan XVhite, Allen Scott, qlerry Swenson, and Len Gustalson. Many ol these boys will he returning. HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR To niost CHS students, the year l957- l958 will be the year the Tigers went to the state basketball tournament. After the dust ol the tourney had settled, Coach Paralunas and his boys, in an assembly, reniinisccd about the niost successful season in niany years and passed out special awards. At the lelt, Ray Butler got the Reda Hardware trophy for the best season free throw percentage. ln the center Mike Merriman, named by his colleagues as the niost inspirational and the most improved player, accepts a trophy. At the right Butch Roberts displays a unique award - some- thing that concerned an embarrassing mo- ment relating to some Fort Vancouver girls at the state tourney. Boys, Tumbling There were eleven boys on the boys' tumbling squad this year under the coaching of Mr. Bill Mes- senger. The boys were Harold Oster, Tom Conzatti, Terry Call, Jon Hickerson, Ron Pennington, Mike I-Iarron, Johnny Zimbra, Bob Blumenthal, Joe Mills, Bob Fletcher, and Jim Roberts. The team had six major performances this year plus tumbling for all the grade schools of Centralia. They tumbled during the half-time of two home games, the Centralia-Longview game and the Cen- tralia-Hoquiana game. Also, in Centralia they per- formed for the Elks Club and the American Legion. They traveled to Tacoma to tumble during the half time of a game between Pacific Lutheran College and Western Washington College of Education. This performance was partially televised. The other out-of-town performance was for Toledo High School. Page 52 Girls, This year's girls tumbling teams consisted of the varsity team of nine girls and the freshman team of ten girls. There was a turnout for all the girls who wished to be on the tumbling team. They were judged on their ability to do tumbling stunts by three students and Miss Christensen. Since there were so many girls chosen by the judges it was necessary to divide the group into two teams, the varsity and the fresh- man teams. Firxt group, bottom: Sandra Allmuglv, Linda Herriford, Linda Reynoldson. Middle: Peggy Devlin, jean Slvult. Top: Waren Mauermann. Second group, bottom: Carolyn Harris, jan Stein- lvoff, Sandra Rollins. Middle: Nan Hirkerfon, Linda May. Top: Karen Mobney. Third group, bottom: Phoebe Logan, Linda Collins, Carol Mc' Kinney. Middle: Kathy Waggoner, Karen Skin- ner. Top: Delores Gratten. Bottom: fan Steinboff and Linda Regvnoldson. Middle: Linda Collinf. Top: Nan Hickerson. Standing: Miss Lillian Cfzrirtensen. Tumbling Page 53 Jan Steinhoff was captain of the varsity team. Lil Anderson and Barb Blosl Were managers of the freshman team. The girls turned out Tuesday and Thursday nights after school. The teams combined in their performances at the Tiger home games, J.C. home games, and the talent night put on by the Girls' League. The teams were under the direction of Miss Lillian Christensen. Varsity Baseball First row: Larry Worrell, Wayne Sierners, Butch Robertx, Bill Lolvr, Dale row: Dale Hylton, Bob Simmons, joey Browning, Ron Harrir. Second Miller, Butch Coached by Mr. Matt Pavalunas this years Centralia High School baseball team had a 14-14 win loss record when the year' book went to press. But in lea gue play, the games that count, the Tigers were 0 and 8, practically just the opposite ol' last year's team that went undefeated in league play and won the state invitational champion- ship. The diamond men were with a 9-l record at one time riding along in the early part ol' the season with wins over such teams as Longview, Kelso, Olympia, and Chehalis. Then when league the rool came down. They los twice and Chehalis once. ' managed to win a couple from play started t to Olympia I'hey linally Battleground Page 54 Monaghan, Fred Hilpert, Bob Hutclvinx. Third row: Bruce Jacobson, Coach Malt Pavalunas, Denny Rohr, Doug Lolrr, Earl Conzalti, Bill Watersori. and Clhehalis all in non-league games. Then they fell twice again in league competition to a strong Lincoln of Tacoma team. At press time the Tigers had two non-league games with Hoquiam and one non league game with Clhehalis remaining. Leading hitters were Fred Hilpert, Bill Lohr, Earl Conzatti, and Pat Bates. Out- standing hitters were Earl Conzatti, Bruce Jacobson, Bob Hutchins, and Doug Lohr. Some ol' the other players who played good ball were Ron Seimers, Butch Roberts, Denny Rohr, and XVayne Browning. There was also a junior varsity team this year composed ol' lreshman and soph- omores. They had a 6-l record with a few more games remaining. L95? V , P Page 56 , ,, W Y ,,4, ,Wi , ,,,,,, ,, Peppers First row: Jo Bieward, Pat Begley, Karen Olson, Sharon Padham. Second row: Judy Roberts, Georgia Goebel, Donna Whitney, Pat Plummer, Sharon Bryson. Third row: Judy Case, Gail Milanowski, Gayle Hughes, Penny Bates, Marilyn Petrie, Phyllis Rice, Marilyn Mills. Fourth row: Judy Holbrook, Marilyn Duclzett, Jane Garrison, Kathy Enbody, Shari Carter, Linda Lee, Adviser Mrs. Wick. Boosters First row: Linda Stafford, Sue Gesler, Pat Begley, Carol Breitenstein. Second row: Jandl Friend, Karen Villers, Judy Ayers, Karen Chalberg, Bill Webster. Third row: Nancy Tarrach, Karen Wolf, Kaye Vil- lers, Karla Richardson, Neil Sackrider, Fourth row: Phyllis Anders, Carolyn Wag- ner, Fran Fisher, Nancy Neat, Pat Lord. Girls, C Club First row: Gayle Hughes, Marlene Kay- lor, Betsy Date, Karen David, Karen Chal- berg, Judy Madden, Judy Harris. Second row: Phyllis Anders, Arden Ramsey, Wanda Foster, Sharon Beckman, Connie Conzatti, Pat Jeffers, Virginia Rosengren. Third row: Nancy Neat, Lilian Anderson, Barb Blosl, Linda Collins, Elizabeth Trues- dell, Joyce Cluzel, Joan Phillips. Fourth row: Judy Holbrook, Sharon Bryson, Mar- ilyn Duckett. Kathy Enbody, Jane Garri- son, Fran Fisher. Masque and Gavel First row: Karen Olson, Karla Richardson, Marilyn Petrie, Karen Wolf. Second row: Fred Hilpert, Marilyn Van Doren, Marilyn Mills, Shari Carter, Sharon Bryson. Third row: Elliot Wicks, Dick Bates, Bob Sim- mons, and John Stewart. Proiectionists First row: Art Ayers, Paul Sweet, john Killoran, Jack Champlin. Second row: Ad- viser Victor Lund, Dave Price, Dale Hyl- ton, Duane Middlelmsher. Stage Crew and Make-Up Corps First row: Richard Jones, Paquita Damon, Iudy Madden. Second row: Adrian jones, Orlela Jefferies, Georgia Goebel, Fred Ros- seau. Third row: jerry Kinder, Phyllis Anders, Elaine McConnell, Judy Scherer, Adviser Phillip Wickstrom. Page 57 Page 58 Quill and Scroll First row: Gail Milanowski, Aileen Call, Linda Stafford. Second row: Myrna Hen- derson, Marilyn Zandecki, jean Parr, Carol Iohnson. Third row: lean Southard, Kathy Enbody, Larry Merriman, Torn Notter, Adviser Morton Gronseth. Service Club First row: Adviser Leo Milanowski, Mike Watson, Art Ayers, Dale Hylton. Second row: Gordon Kirkpatrick, Bob Simmons, Ramon Ricardo, Dave Price, Don Chulrucli, Future Teachers of America First row: Barb Guinn, Marilyn Petrie, Shari Carter, Susan Hayertz. Second row: Kathy Wise, Marilyn Mills, Adviser Mr. Johnson. Boys, Cr Club First row: Ron Siemers, Mel Canfield, Gary Loomis, Bill Lohr, Ray Butler, Bill Loop, Russell Denny. Second row: Dan Gee, Francis Albritton, Butch Roberts, Pat Bates, Mike Flohr, Bob Sapp, Paul Con- zatti. Third row: Jerry Swenson, Larry Worrell, Bob Hutchins, Terry Olson, Rich Backman, Jim Rupp, Alan White, Fred Hilpert, Adviser Earl Norman. Fourth row: Dennis Swanson, Gary Jordan, Ther- on Ticknor, Dick Bates, Stan Stafford, Bruce Jacobson, Ray Siemers, Mike Merri- man, Ken Fry, Bob Simmons. National Honor Society First row: Gail Milanowski, Mary Lou Thomsen, Pat Ticknor, Judy Harris, Gail Evernden. Second row: Jan Steinhoff, Judy Holbrook, Marva Lee Herald, Dianne In- gram, Marilyn Van Doren, Phyllis Anders, Karen Olson, Karen Wolf, Penny Bates. Third row: Russ Thompson, Sharon Bry- son, Marilyn Duckett, Barbara Greenfield, Phyllis Rice, Martha Alvord, Marilyn Petrie, Sharon Kroona. Fourth row: John Gibson, Pat Bates, Kathy Enbody, Mar- garet Sareault, Marilyn Mills, Bob Hut- chins, Bob Simmons, Fifth row: Alan Edmonds, Gordon Berry, David Huss, Ron Skinner, Tim Browning, Jerry Merchant, Elliot Wicks, John Stewart, Bob Frame. Future Farmers of America First row: Johnny Marth, Larry Urban, Richard Wagner, Bill Scott, Jimmy Notter, Bill Fagerrzess, Adviser Hugh Kintzley. Second row: Dean Fruth, Ray Day, Ron Teeter, Steve Webster, Glen Hakola, Mike Bouchard, Dick McGill. Third row: Walt Schraeder, Ira Matheney, David Scherer, Bill Johnson, Jim Smith, Dennis Murray. Fourth row: Ed Bell, Vic Towner, Jim Wakefield, Bill Adams, Jerome Zandecki, Jim Gloyd, Jim Lewis. Page 59 I N 4 1 I A KOOKUM WA WA Page 60 A Typical Day It Was a typical day in the annual class. 1. Ass't- Editor Marilyn Zandecki Was piled with Work While Adviser Mr. Aadland and Editor Aileen Call Were engaged in their favorite pastimes. 2. Business Man- ager Arnie Morrill and his assistants, Sandy Al- baugh and Nancy Conzatti, were raising money. 3. Ass't Photographer Mike McDaniel, Sports Editor Earl Conzatti, and Photographer Harold Oster were Making a complete sports coverage. 4. Busy as usual were Mike Merriman, Les Blackburn, Kathey Gray and Joyce Carpenter. 5. Since Picture Edit- or Jean Southard is Well-known for cutting off heads she was getting a little practice on Marilyn Lusby. Phyllis Proffitt, senior art student, under the guidance of Mr. Robert Bauer, did the art Work and designed the cover for our annual this year. Mary Benson did some of the photog- raphy. Pictures, left to right: Business Mariagers Iudy Madderz and Bob McNelly. Adviser Mortorz Gronseth and Editor Gail Milariowslqi. Exchange Editor Janice Challender, Assistant Sports Editor Torn Nottcr, and Sports Editor Bill Dowell. Assistant Editor Kathy Enhody, Exchange Editor Myrna Henderson, and Feature Editor Steve Osborne. Reporters: Carole Rupp, Sharon Kast, Carol johnson, and Pete Mallery ffirst rowl. Reporters: Dar- lene Fulton, lean Parr, Gary Hurst, Tony Spencer, fudy Ayers, and Linda Stafford fsecond rowj. COLUMNS The Columns, school newspaper, is pub- lished every two weeks, with special editions for certain occasions. Special editions this year covered the senior and junior plays, the state tournament, and the first football victory. Several new features appeared in the Col- umns this year. They were Kampus Kar. Steve's Smorgasbord, and The Little Man On Campus. The staff is made up of the second year journalism students assisted by the first year students, who act as reporters. Page 61 Pentralian Top picture, left: Editor Gordon Kirkpatrick, Top picture, riglvt: Advisor Mrf. 'Gertrude Putman. First picture left: Margaret Sareault, Slvaron Kroona, and 'Gail Evernden, Second picture right: Mary Lou Thomsen and Luanna Swearinger. KELA Fzrxt row. Betsy Date, Marva Lee Herald, Karen David, Mike Harron, Carol Breitenstein, Iudy Madden. Ian Skipper. Second row: Aileen Call, Genevieve Birch, Connie Conzatti, Sharon Padlvam, Io Bieward, Lil An- derxon. Karen Wolf, Joyce Lund. Tlvird row: Barbara Guinn, Francis Rice, Linda Stafford, Winnie johnson, Linda Benlaerg, fudy Greeley, Karen Villers, jean Soutlvard, Lura Robinson, Karla Richardson. Fourtlr row: Loix Robinxon, Sue Gesler, Slaari Carter, Gail Milanowfki, Pat Plummer, Pat Jeffers, Plvyllis Anders, Bill Smetlverx, Barbara Greenfield, Advixer Mix: Atkin- Jon. Fifth row: Judy Sclrerer, Naricy Neat, Phyllis Rice, Slvaron Bryson, fudy Holbrook, Katlry Enoody, Mike Merriman, Pat Senior, Carolyn Wagner. Page 62 CO GRESS Left to right, first row: Linda Lee, Marilyn Petrie, Karen Chalberg, Karen Villers, Sandra Rollins, Sharon Padham, Muriel Hoover, Diana Ingram, and Carolyn Harris. Second row: Susan Adams, Elaine McNair, Nancy Kirk, Candy Wesen, Pat Jeffers. Third row: Linda Ulmer, Mary Beth Ramspeck, Barbara Guinn, Butch Roberts, Neil Sackrider, Dellis Rollins, Dennis Swanson, Gary Carlson, Jack Champ- Through this year's Student Congress, Centralia students ran many school affairs through a democratic system of government. These are the things that Centralia High's Congress tried to do to aid its students. The aims and objectives ol Congress were to improve good citizenship and achieve better school spirit, promote better support of spring sports, have good parti- cipation in school activities and good sportsmanship at games, and secure scholar- ships. Page 65 lin, and Tom Spergen. Fourth row: Sharon Bryson, Judy Roberts, Marilyn Mills, Margaret Sareault, Ramon Riccardo, John Stewart, Bob McNelly, Bob Hutchins, Bob Simmons, and Russell Denny. Fifth row: Denny Rohr, Ira Matheny, Buzz Foote, Adrian Jones, Dave Blanchard, Rudy Bernovitch, Terry Olson, Richard Batie, Fred Hilpert, and Dave Carver. 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'SAS Q.-yu, .QW :UU 352 QDSOVJ Q . :M R E202 'NQCQ :KE -v 'Q E-Sli : 'NU iifilmw . .B. Officers v 1 , , iff iff , :. if L 1 iss, f 7 . is i Hifi: as xt .. VR F2138 4 axis is : M '1 E5 4 .4 zz, its r i 1 is X LS W R fs 3 .. 'ffl . X ::5:s:: f I 'i Effififffifiigifs' i - '.2i'.5a ' Y? . 2 1 sf '4 54 r ra, we 3 if if S 2 1231 5' H First row: President Fred Hilpertg Vice- Presiderzt Bob Hutchins. Second row: Ad- 'viser Mr. Berry. Third row: Secretary Linda Lee, Treasurer Marilyn Petrie, As- sistant Treasurer Penny Bates. This year's executive council, together with Congress, sponsored several activities. Among these were the ticket sales, a magazine drive to pay for the school inter-com system, a safe driving assembly, Kiwanis Kids Day, and an assembly on Seabeck and Twinlow conferences and Girls' and Boys' State. Other activities were promoting room competition for Christmas decorations, intra-mural sports, working with the Elks U Page 66 club in sponsoring dances, organizing a student-faculty relations committee, and putting on a congress meeting for student- parent relations committee. This year five delegates were sent to Southwest Mfashington Student Council Wforkshop and the Northern Division of the Southwest lVashington Student Coun- cil. The executive committee also made two visitations to conlerences m Olympia. First row: Presidenl Sharon Padimm, First Vice- President 'Gayle Hughes, Secretary Donna Whit- ney, Treasurer Pat Ieffers. Back row: Second Vife-President fudy Roberts. Boys, Club This year the Boys Club sponsored the Sweetheart Dance with the Girls Club. The Boys Club .Xssembly was Called oll' because no one seemed interested. Tl1is is the lirst. year in several that the boys haven't had an assembly. The boys saw some lilms in the auditor- ium, and Fred Hilpert and Dennis Swan- son gave a talk on their trip to Twin-l.ow and Seabeek. Page 67 Girls, League Many activities highlighted the Girls' League this year. They started out with a Big-Little Sister Program welcoming all lreshmen and new students. Other activities were the Friendship Cirrus, Father-Daughter Ban- quet, Thanksgiving baskets, Girls' League Assembly, Christmas favors for hospital and old folks home, Christmas cards and favors for teachers, Talent Night, Sweetheart Formal. Easter favors for Maple l.ane and Green Hill schools, Mothers' Tea, Senior Tea, and installation ol the Girls' League ollieers. Others were potluck slippers, lall and spring conferences, exchange with Ballard High Schools Girls Club, concessions for B-League tourney, monthly meetings, Girl- of-the-lXIonth, and Girl-ol'-the-Year. Left to right: Sergeant-at-arms Bob Sim- monsg Secrelary-Treasurer jerry Swensong Vice-President Mike Merrimang President Dennis Swanson. F Girls, League Assembly Pepper Tolo The thenle ol' this yearls Pepper 'liolo was i'Silve1' Serenade antl it was tiarrietl out to the lullest. liveryone's attention was Centered on the wishing well in the center ol' the lloor. ,-Xt the sicle ol' the lloor the pontl with the lountain ol' spraying water also got ninth attention, The theme was carried out nicely in the wall tlt'c'orations, which infltltletl a Fairy Page 68 Gothnaster, a wand pointing to the theme, Silver Serenatlew, and a clark blue sky with clouds above the pink castle. Around tht: tlancie lloor was lountl a number of pink trees. They nsetl prograinnies that were made ol' pink paper with Silver Serenade print- ecl across the lront. The music: lor the tolo was by Leo Milanowski and his bantl. awww tw mmm mm...w ,W ,. , ,E As- iil 13511 M ,. .,,, A lZ,1.Q? ' M ' 2 AQZWLLJW M. S, . kia 3 a .EET , i QM-aw W f if-wrxfm Senior Play First row: Jesse West and Gordon Kirkpatrick, Gordon Kirkpatrick, Marilyn Mills, ana' Dan Duffy, Dan Duffy and Marilyn Mills. Second' row: Pat Delaney, Mike Harron, Barbara Green- l'horton YVilclerys Our Town , staged without scenery or props, was produced by the seniors, December 12 and 13. Mr. Phillip VVictkstron1 directed. Leading clnrrzreters included Gordon Kirkpatrick, Marilyn Mills, Dun Dully, Sharon Bryson, Bob Sinnnons, Mike Harron, lSz1rbzn'a Greenfield. Others in the cast were YVar- ren Hanson, Gzlry Carlson, Sue Cesler, Pat Page 70 field, and Marilyn Mills, Sharon Bryson, Bob Simmons, Dau Duffy, and Sue Gesler. Tlvird row: Marilyn Mills: Lalfonne Cochran and Bar- bara Guinn. Delaney, Jesse XVest, Barbara Cuinn, Anna Peters, Phyllis Rice, Doug Logzln, l,z1vonne Cochran, Alan XVhite, Bill Dowell, Ron Pennington, Dellis Rollins, and Larry Strzlnz. The play concerns the lives ol' ordinary people. The zrnclience watches the progress ol two lznnilies over several years following the stages ol love, marriage, and death. Senior Ball Moments to llC111C1lllJCl'.H the theme lor this yez1r's Senior Ball, was used for cleeor- zuions concerning oulsunuling nleniories from all four years. The sophomore year was represented with ar lerris wheel from Lhe sophomore Czirnivzll. A large picture ol' the ezipilol building illuslrzuecl Lhe juniors' Lrip Lo the capitol. .X large gfiiilllilllflll cap hanging Page 71 from the ceiling and il boy swinnning at .'hd2l,S was used lor the senior year. Balloons and crepe paper hung from the ceiling. The music was furnished by loe Proll- itt and his group from Olympia. Those serving were Betty l.ou Schrziecler, Ann Schroeder. :incl lean Swartz. unior Play Top left: Karen David, Virginia Dunn, Karen Olson, Sylvia Hertwig, Gary Hurst, Phyllis An- ders. Top right: Karen David, Arden Ramsey, Karen Olson, Mike Livingston, Sylvia Hertwig, Penny Bates. Center left: Iolvn Stewart, Karen Olson, Arden Ramsey, Karen David, Phyllis An- This year a domestic comedy, The Great Big Doorstepf' was chosen for the junior class production. The people in this play are a quaint and warmhearted group called the Cajuns. The Crochet family lives in a tiny shack on the Mississippi River. The whole play is centered around the front doorstep, which they fished out of the Mississippi River. Their big hope is that sometime they will have a fine house which will match the doorstep and hold the fam- ily together. Fourteen characters make up the cast of this play. The lead parts were taken by John Stewart and Karen Olson, who played the Commodore and Mrs. Crochet. Other members of the cast were Phyllis ders, Sylvia Hertwig, Mike Livingston, Gary Hurst, Bob Frame, Bob McNelly, Katlvy Wag- goner, Penny Bates, Bob O'Conner. Center right: Iolm Stewart, Mike Livingston, Karen Olson, Sylvia Hertwig. Anders as Topalg Sylvia Hertwig as livie Crochetg Karen David as lilna Crochetg Virginia Dunn as Fleece Crochetg Mike Livingston as Arthur Crochetg and Gary Hurst as Dewey, the last member of the Crochet family. Bob Frame took the part of Dave Tobing Bob McNelly was Tayo Delacroing Penny Bates played Mrs. Dupree and Kathy Wfaggoner played Mrs. Beau- mont Crochet. The part of a radio announcer was play- ed by Bob Conner, and Judy Madden played an interviewed lady. jesse Wlest furnished music, which is played throughout the entire play. The play was directed by Mr. Phillip VVickstrom. Junior Prom X First row: Ray Reynoldson and Barbara Alnfirzv: Wifyorl. Nancy Neal, Diane Slallcup. and jerry Bonnie Andrews, Sarldy Afbaugfv, and ferry Pier: Snfeuxouq Betty Lou Sffvmeder and lean Scfvnfartz, Doug Lofvr and Pat Begfey. Stroud row: jim 'Hu' illlllitll' lllglllll was held in the gym qucsls f'l'0lIl thc zallclicllcff. vl'l1CI'l' was also on IJc'c'c'111bC1' -l'l. 1957. 'l'l1e1'e wcrc' approx- an quzirlel IVIROIII Clenlrzxlizi .Illllilllk Clollvgcz illlillCly 81 fOllIJlC'5 prwcnm. 'I'l1L' lllL'lllC for XVI U Q 1 kqlx I ll I I I V Lhe llllllitll' Pmm was Sz1ym1z11'2l. IL was 1 V ISN' 5lfFf'iW ff ?'?'Q IK' 'wwf conlplclc with AILIIJEUICSC lzllllcrm, ll sand- Mu..-I1llJff'f'7f Kmumf mlmg W, fl vm' mam. za Lcu lxousc. and za lJC2lL1Iiflll lim. ulmh Wh Lmened 'mm my l,lC dlC'5 In llln' lJlllC'Ollf'. Por 1'c'irt'sl1111e11Is lhcrc was FOIKCIllC1'llliIllllL'IlIKCIlll,'-lCl1Sl'lIlilN1hi5 punch, sn-:Nucl by girls in KILIIJQIIICSL' nm- bzmcl played some lop tunes amd look rc- llllllvs. Page 73 Senior P0 ll 'S , I . -lut 52, O 1' gf ' . ' I . . I f A I ' mr' If Q ' ' f , r E J K 1 ll ., . A,.: ' 'S .E ' V I nlb, A,.. .:V.,. :.E: I .,:. gg . LT' W 1, M .K ' ' ESI: - T W- N . .A.A, :.. ,. ,r Y A . .,.. .. X PW W ., 'Oy - , K x' la.. X X . .5 ' ' ' T A I . - r 9 Y y ,, : ,, y Q Q: 1 V ' z-V -.,5:,:.:,..: ' V ly. D ':A' 'la' ': :.., V, -V ' h::: Q If ww ., . ' : :.,E., ., In Aqii :,: .:, .. ,.. ., 2, S QU ' ,:,, , Q? I 5 J L! V uuuu .1,.. s I Q ' 4 . e L K 1 ... V . 'Lf E .Z . 3 f . 1 rrrra if : 1 T ,W ' Q .lf I 'f 15, X l fb' I . ul' VA' , R . . -1?3,14a7?Jf,1-r Left to right, row Ig CLASS CUT-UPS: Harold Osler and Ianice Forrest. BEST DRESSED: Neil Sackrider and Marilyn Mills. Row Zg MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Fred Hilpert and Sharon Padlvam. MOST TALENTED: Mike Harrow and Judy Greeley. Page 74 MOST ATHLETIC: Ken Fry and Betsy Date. Raw 35 MOST BASHFULg Pat Begley and Ron Beck. BIG- GEST FLIRTS: Harold Osler and LaVonne Cochran. MOST COUHTEOUS: Dan Duffy and Dorothy Jacobs. L TDY OFTHEFROH mf It was goodbye to the lrosh this spring as never again would ninth graders hziunt the halls ol' CHS. The new junior high is expected to open by next fall, so it is farewell to the lrosh . . . lzvewell to the first awesome day entering ti ' 1 nlznnilizn' Page 75 building, to the inotlu-ring Big Sister, to that locker that always sticks. to that sec'- tion of the balcony where sfreznns for lilvis ure still echoing. But it is also hello M hello to the new junior high buildings. Student Life in-nu.. Top to bottom, first picture: Pat Begley, Linda Lee, jvudy Greely, Slvaron Bryson, Plryllif Rice, Mary Ann Polliclz, Sue Gesler. Second picture: fanice Clrallender. Tlrircl picture: Marilyn Van Daren. Column two: first picture: Linda Lee. Second picture: Rofernarie Rosengren. Tlrird picture, left LaVo11ne Cochran. Third, riglrt: Warreri Hanson, Fourtlr picture, left: Ron ana' Ramon Riccardo. Fourtlv, right: Patsy lVlcLougl1lin. Column tlvree. Firxt picture: Carol Kast, Second picture: Fred McNair and jon Hiclzermn. Tlvira' picture: Ann Louglrin and Janice Forrest. 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First Lewis Counfy Aufomobile Dealers Associclfion Buy Your New and Used Cars from a Member of the Lewis County Dealers Association Cenfrolia Carter's Garage-Chrysler-Plymouth Countryman Motors-Hudson-Rambler Eddin's Auto CompanyeEord-Mercury Howard H. Hutchins-Nash-Rambler Ed S. Mayesf-Dodge-Plymouth Riley MotorseDeSoto-Plymouth Seip ci Hansen--Oldsmobile Warren lVlo'torsgChevrolet-Cadillac Chehalis Eddins Edsel, lnc.fEdsel Chehalis Garage-Chrysler-Plymouth Enterprise Electric-Electric Parts Hans Culrnback+Cl'1evrolet Lindsey Motors-Studebaker-Packard Oakes Pontiac Company-Pontiac Severns Motors-Buick Uhlrnann lvlotorsfMercury-Ford-Lincoln Page 78 YOU WILL FIND ON GOOD LUCK SENIORS Iolena's Ladies Apparel Gordon's G.E. Appliance Twin City T.V., Inc. Harry Williams Iewelry Tobis Office Supplies Miracle Paint Mart Potters Super Market Yard Birds for Everything Blakely and I-lout Builders' Supply Wayne's Photo Finishings Brodin's Garden Supplies Consolidated Plumbing Pumps, Irrigation Lewis Counfy's Only One-Sfop SHOPPING CENTER Chehalis, Wash. f '76cwcw ?ze44 DAIRY PRODUCTS Wherever the Best Is Served Twin Cify Painf Company Sherwin-Williams Paints Dutch Boy Paints Wallpaper - Building Materials ll0Vz So. Tower Centralia, Wash PE. 6-4883 Centralia's Complete GARDEN 61 PET SUPPLY STORE Pioneer Feed G Seed Co. lll-l25N. Pearl PE. 6-3872 Willie's Sporf Shop In Sports SPALDING SETS THE PACE WILLIE KEEPS IN STRIDE II3 W. Main Page 79 This space donafed by Weyerhaeuser Timber Company VAIL-McDONALD OPERATION 'Sim P. O. Box 540 CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 A AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS! Centralia Branch ': The Nafionol Bank of Commerce tim! I iii! ' M of Seaffle Centralia, Washington COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati and the Federal Reserve System CONGRATULATIONS from DYSON'S Your Grocery Paradise Centralia, Washington SEAL OF 0.5112199350 me Headquarters for Iunior Fashions, Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Lohr Bros. Music Centra1ia's Complete Music Store Helen 0,5 Southwest Washingtorfs , Music Instruction Center Speclolfy Shop PE. 6-5851 212 No. Tower 314 No. Tower Centralia THE CONE WITH THE CURL ON TOP H . Eclf wlfh Success tor Class Jghnnieu of '58 NORTH TOWER DAIRY QUEEN Page 81 Blue's Shoe Repair All Types ot Heel Plates While You Wait IOQ W. Main Centralia Solewsky's Jewelry 2ll-A No. Tower PE. 6-5264 For the Finest of Diamonds, Watches, Silverware and China Cenfrolia Flower Shop ll9 No. Tower BEST WISHES from Mary Louise and Bill Tegland Ray's Smoke Shop MAGAZINE AND SMOKING SUPPLIES Extend Best Wishes to the Class of '58 ll4-A So. Tower Centralia PlPPlN'S ik Books 5117 Stationery ig Arts and Craft Supplies ik Gifts 109 N. Tower Centralia Morfin Mofor Paris lnc. 22l So. Tower Ph. PE. 6-6493 Centralia, Washington HEADQUARTERS For the Best in Automotive Supplies S CESS FOR CLASS UC Burger Bar OF '58 The Spot to Shop tor Sfephens-Moses wk HAMBURGERS ik CONEY ISLAND Men'S sfo,-e iff FRENCH FRIES ik MILK SI-IAKES 224 North Tower Old Highway 99 Centralia-Chehalis Page 82 HUGH'S CHEVRON SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 Main 51 lron PE. 6-9018 E G E Donuf Shop The Home of the Big Rolling Pin 103 So. Tower PE. 6-402l Centrolio Cole Prinfing Co. Congrotulotions to the Closs of '58 401 No. Tower Centrolio Hub Cify Cleaners Serving Lewis County CALL PE. 6-6206 For Free Pick-Up ond Delivery 505 No. Tower Centrolio Evernden Sfuclio PHOTOGRAPHY Corneros----FilmeFinishing 213 N. Pecrrl Centrolio EUBANKS SHOP Convcxs ci Awnings Auto QS lnsurcrnce Upholstery Body, Pender Repairs Seoi Covers - Auto Gloss 505 W. Main PE. 6-3314 Harfley Sfudio 404 No. Tower PE. 6-4311 Portraits Our Specialty Hc1rry's Men's Shop Ouolity Men's Clothing ond Furnishings Phone PE. 6-6131 201 N. Tower Centrolio, Wosh. Page 83 11M and DON'S Flying A Service Open 7-9 Weekdays Open 6-9 Sundays Free Pick-Up and Delivery Phone PE. 6-3224 539 No. Tower Centralia Beacon's 5c fo S1 Sfore Where a Variety ot Needs Are Satisfied YOUR COMPLETE FOOD STORE Brill's Corner U. S. Graded GUARANTEED MEATS Always Fresh Produce 727 N. Tower Centralia Young Drug Co. The Store Your Doctor Recommends 101 N. Tower Centralia Phone PE. 6-6320 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 TED BUTCHER'S Coasf Aufo Supply Complete Stock of AUTO ACCESSORIES 112 W. Main PE. 6-3081 Centralia COMPLETE LINE OF PAINTS AND WALL PAPER Piffsburg Plcife Glass Co. 111 N. Tower PE. 6-5264 Centralia Congratulations from N yhol m's Radio and Television Complete Sales and Service 108 North Tower Centralia Qualify Cleaners Dryers f Furriers f Laundry 107 Ott for A11 Cash and Carry DRY CLEANING 110 W. Main PE. 6-3176 Page 84 Ramsay's Men's Wear Home oi Botany Suits Etc. Phone PE. 6-4462 Centralia Washington CASH CS CARRY Rainbow Drive-ln Clean ers A Sign ot Brighter, Cleaner Clothes 202 S. Tower PE. 6-7973 Hal Kinnaman's Union Service Sfafion Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors of '58 Compliments ot Tlwriffway Markef 102 North Tower Phone PE. 6-6382 Garrison's HEXALL llll lltl 843 Market Chehalis 207 N. Tower Centralia Barner-Swenson Sfanclard Heafing Oils Serving Twin-City Area 207 V2 West Main PE, 6-5826 608 W. Ideal Laundry Main Phone PE. 6-3314 Page 85 ..z.. DAVlD'S Television e- Appliances - Radio Sales and Service 216 S. Tower Phone PE. 6-6102 Centralia, Wash. Cenfralia Kniffing Mills Sweaters for All the Family 1002 West Main Street Phone PE. 6-3994 Centralia War-Mur Elecfric 312 So. Iron PE. 6-4282 CHURCHlLL'S GLOVES Shelfon's Coffee Shop Where Friends Meet Sandwiches CS Fountain Drinks Burgers and Shakes 309 West Main PE. 6-9093 Congratulations, Class of '58 J. C. Penney Co. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Congratulations to the Class ot '58 Twenfy-Four Flavors lce Cream CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS OF '58 601 W. Main Kellogg's Pan fori um Cleaners Most Complete Modern CLEANING SERVICE 1036 Discount for Cash and Carry Cleaning Across from City Park 209 West Main Centralia PE. 6-3285 Page 86 gk, s Elm Built! Qllxruniclq Lewis County ci Southwest Washington News 51 Pictures Pear1 and Map1e 964 Pacific Ave. Centra1ia Chehalis 5 Floors of Home Furnishings Gesler-McNiven Co. BEST WISHES from ProHiH's Depf. Sfore 211 N. Tower PE. 6-5141 Since 1907 Phone PE. 6-4852 Main 6. Iron Tingsfrom's Aufo Elecfric H. C. and I-1a1 Tingstrorn Automotive Tune-UpfE1ectric Motors Sales-Rewind-Repair P. O. Box 178 Centraha, Wash. Cenfralia Pharmacy 401 No. Tower Centra1ia, Wash. PE. 6-4321 Charlef's Furnifure Co., lnc. Quahty Home Furnishings for Less Centraha PE. 6-3367 Burclick's-Folsom Floral Company CORSAGES - WEDDINGS PLANTSand FLGWERS 211-C S. Tower F1owerfone PE. 6-3040 Cenfralia Branch Seaffle-Firsf Nafional Bank Page 87