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

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Queen Herbie . . . So you 'lhink you're working? . . . Win+er Wonclerlancl . . . Look a+ ihose legs! . .. Peaceful scene . . . Jus+asnack!! . . . Why so demure? . . . Gracluales . . . Bud and Jerry . . . Hard a+ work . . . Twelve year scholars . . . Assembly TWel lfy'SeV8l'l

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Uutstandin Seniors KATHLEEN J O N E S- ln doing Family worlc, hard or easy, Kalh- leen is never discouraged: she handles if capably and always 'finds Time lo offer assislance wherever possible. No doubt in 'rhe furure. Kalhleen will conlinue lo be oursranding. DARRELL STORHOLT, a True Family leader, proved capable of handling Jrhe slrenuous dulies of srudenr body presidenr. l-lis loyal companionship 'ro everyone made him an ouisranding figure in scho-ol life. Twenfy-six RON SULLIVAN is The all-'round arhlere of rhe Family of C. l-l.S. Allhough shorl in srarure, his pep and vilalilry have given added spark Jro all of 'rhe major high school sporls. HERBIE COULTER is lhe versalile parlricipanr in girls' sporrs as well as orher Family aciiviries. As of- fice girl, l-lerbie has shown abiliry and iniriarive. She will always be respecled for her imparrialiiy and fairness. RAE WILSON, one of Jrhe oul- slanding members of lhe vocal music deparrmenl, has devored lime and efforr in improving our Family's music abilily. She is To be commended for her warm hearled friendship. DEANE JOLSTEAD, as an aclive communily leaderi has endeavored To promoie wholesome youlh rec- realrion. Wirh Deanes leadership l'he band has made merilrorious progress 'through-oul Jrhe pasl year.

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C ass of 9 We Juniors played an important part in the 'Family oi C.l-l.S., conirilouting a lot oi sparlc and ability to sports. studies and social activities. Adding to the Family tun, we gave our annual harvest dance, Hillbilly Jamboree, in October. Our iirsi chance for the dramatic flair gave us a good opportunity to show what we could do. We pro- vided entertainment by giving the three-act play, Men Are Lilce Streetcarsf' on March 2l. The rest oi the Family gave us ihe high honor oi atterfding our first formal dance, The Junior Prom, on March 28. Chosen for our theme was A Garden in the Rain. R. Actsley Mike Auer L. Bayman D. Betts R. Biddiscombe G. Blimka F. Brooks P. Butler G. Cannon V. Clark J. Daugherty H. Dunn J. Ebert B. Edwards C. Eggerling P. Ewing R. Ferguson B. Fischer D. Galles R. Gardner M. Grasser C. Griffin D. Gross D. Hayes G. Hibbs E. Jameson A. Jeffreys C. Jensen L. Johnson D. Jones 'PF? 5' Bircher Currin Ellis Nelson Hill . Jones SOCIAL EVENTS Hillbilly Jamboree Men Are Like Streetcars A Garden in the Ram P. Bishop J. Dasenbrock H. Engle D. Gordon T. Jacobs F. King Twenty-eight Wy