Charles Francis Adams High School - Bantam Yearbook (Clarkston, WA)

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ALICE ANGOVE is a peppy little girl who has been our yell leader this year. Alice's ready laugh and winning smile have made her well liked by all. Al- though she is small. she has carried a heavy load of activities. Girls' Letter Club, Drama Club, Scarlet and Black Staff. Pep Club. office girl and senior class play. W'e know that Alice will continue to be outstanding in whatever she docs. As we look into the future of Marcella Costello we see a Girls' P.E. teacher. Preparing her for this job was Mark's ability in sports. Her high school activ- ities were not. however, wholly devoted to sports. She partici- pated in various vocal groups and band. Mark also belongrd to Pep Club and was secretary- treasurer of the Girls' Letter Club. I BARBARA BIEREN is a girl liked by all for her willingness to help and co-operate with others. She's a girl you can depend on as has been shown by the offices she has held: secretary-treasurer of the senior class. treasurer of F.I-l.A.. editor of the 1950 Ban- tam. and office girl. Besides these she belongs to the Pep Club, Drama Club. Glee Club and Girls' Letter Club. Best of luck, Bobby. JOANNE ELSENSOHN with a personality that is tops and a ready smile has gained many friends at C.H.S. Being secre- tary of the student body and the Pep Club keeps this girl very busy. The rest of her time is divided between Girls' Letter Club and working in the office. With all this ability we know that Joanne will be a success in whatever she chooses to do. BOB COLE an all 'round athlete and student body presi- dent. As president Bob directed student affairs with swift and just rule and to them he added his ready wit. Bob was very active in sports. Hi-Y Boys' Letter Club of which he was secretary-treasurer, Drama Club. Senior Class Play and Boys' Glee Club. His successes in activities have placed him in the ranks of outstanding seniors. SHIRLEY RUCKMAN is the girl to watch! Not only being Editor-in-Chief of the Scarlet and Black. Shirley has a wond.r- ful voice which has made her very much in demand for various occasions. And if she should have any time to spare there were activities: Girls' Letter Club. Drama Club, Senior Ball Committee and. of course, Bob. l-lere's to you, Shirley. fSeventeenJ

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Standing-Ralph Konu, Skip Engstrom. Sitting-Barbara Bieren, Toddy Ewing. CIZZDOI' Gfczss Most of us in the class of 1950 started in high school as green sophomores, but we soon grew out of that. We have done everything in our power in our three years of high school to try to make the class of 195 0 one of the best gradu- ating classes Clarkston High School has ever known. In our sophomore year We built the traditional bon-fire for the annual Turkey Day Game and decorated for Baccalaureate. We also gave a sophomore assembly. Our junior year proved to be a busy one. We presented our Junior Class Play, Daddy Long-Legs g our Junior Prom with the theme of Rainbow Gardensug and our harvest dance as the Harvest Schmoon . Our last job was to decorate for commencement. As seniors we gave the annual Senior Ball, Dreamer's Paradise and pre- sented our Senior Class Play, Baby-Sitter. Our C-Day proved to be a lot of fun. The last of our high school activities was our class picnic. Our Senior Class officers did a very fine job this year. They were: President, Skip Engstromg Vice-President, Ralph Konug Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Biereng and Sergeant-at-arms, Charlene Ewing. Our class advisors were Mrs. Mary Kazda and Mr. Harold Dick. COLOR: Silver and crimson. FLOWER: Rose MOTTO: The road to success is slippery, but we use sand. fslxteenj

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VALEDICTORIAN Tops in scholastics was Earl Darrah. Earl did not limit himself to studies alone for he was an outstanding debater and re- ceived many honors. The Annual Staff is indebted to him for the wonderful job he did as Advertising Manager. He was also student body Vice-President. With his talent and varied interests Earl is bound to be a success in whatever he does. SALUTATORIAN Lorena Knoll received the second place honor this year. Her main interest lies in the field of Journalism. She has already been successful in having a story published in a national magazine. Using her ability in the literary field Lorena as assistant News Editor did a splen- did job for the Scarlet and Black. She Was also a competent and efficient librarian. During her senior year she Was elected Prin- cess for the Asotin County Fair. fEighteenj