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

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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

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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