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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

THE 1954 BANTAM CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS HIGH SCHOGL Clorkston, Woshington JANICE HOLLENBECK Edufor JANET HATTON Copy Edufor JERRY MARTIN Co Buslness Managers WOODY I-IIRZEI. Phofographer MISS GRACE HUNTON Advrsor KEITH FLESHMAN. I I I I I I ALMA MATER, WE RE LOYAL TO YOU CLARKSTON HIGH CLARKSTON HIGH IN EACH HEART KEPT APART DOWN THRU THE YEARS THERE LL BE ROOM FOR YOU 1 ALMA MATER, VVE'RE LOYAL, TRUE THO' THE DAYS MAY SCA'I'I'ER US THO THE DAYS MAY SCATTER US CLARKSTON HIGH CLARKSTON HIGH ALWAYS WE LL CARRY A WISH FOR YOU OUR ALMA MATER A WISH FOR YOU THO' WE ROAM THE WIDE WORLD THRU, M! JQACCIIQ A WARM FRTEND o wonderful person on Inspiring Teocher oll ore synonymous To Miss Groce HunTon who hos sTrlven unceosmgly To Improve our onnuol ends ond nughfs oTTer school so Thof we mught meeT our deoollunes ond gave you o beTTer yeorbook Thus To Mass I-iunTon Tor The long hours she hos spenT work mg on ond worrymg over The BonTom we The 1954 Bonrom sfoff grofefully dedncofe This book vvlfh our sincere Thonks for oll The help she hos gaven us e ' . . She hos unselfishly socrificed her Time ond energy, her vveek- Mwuclfy Medenf -l-HIS BOOK The l954 BonTom IS o produCT of blood sweoT and Teors BeTvveen The covers of The BonTom you wall Tmd Tame possmg before your eyes By usmg The IuTTIe clock os o symbol of our Theme we hope seconds spenT vvorlcmg ond ploymg oT C H S Thus The l95-4 BonTom sToTT members proudly presem Their sorrows loys ond hours of lobor m The Torm of Thus book To you We smcerely hope you will enloy reodmg :T os much os we have enloyed mokmg :T O O . I I . ll Il I I ' , . To hove copTured The memory of The hours, minuTes, ond I l I I N UTLQ UBI' Lil SEPTEMBER 1 School opens 15 Gnrls Letter Club lmtuatuon 22 Glrls League Mixer APR'L OCTOBER ' Pops C Ce 12 FHA ln-naflon B U Sprmg vacahon 22 FFA lmtlatlon A .5 for Apme 23 Scarecrow Skxp Father Son Banquet Mother Daughter Banquet Moonlight and Roses MARCH 27 North Pralrne Music Festival 29 Gurls Letter Club lmtuatnon MAY 4 6-May Festival 13-FFA Banquet 23 Baccalaurete 27 Commencement FEBRUARY 11 FHA Style Show 18-2nd Annual Band Day 22 Washington s Bnrthday No School 27 Sweetheart Dance JANUARY 4-School Begins Agam 15 Temperance 8- Good Cutuzen shup Day NOVEMBER 11 Armlstlce Day No School 17 Fall Concert 26 33 Thanksgnvmg Vacatuon DECEMBER Boys Club Smoker Peppermunt Playland One Wlld Night 23 Chr1stmasVacatnon ' fl ' 21-,, ., i . 22- - 27- - 30- ' n D . n 3-Dad'Daughter Dinner - 4- I . , . 11- ' 1 - 15,-u - - n fig 4 DAWN! 371947 !ON CZ4 SSES MUS! 4 C' SPO? IOP EPS NWT! 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Tame walls lor no man I+ l sornelrhrng fha? man cannor nlroi bul he car oelermnne whal To do wnlh Thar whrch ns guven lo hum Three shorr years rn sensor hugh school lull of evenls raslc problems and accornpllshmenl wll seem buf a day when lule advarces along foward fhe oerzod when one lryes laroely on rellec e mosl enloyable and cherzshed of 1 lehme l wlh you lalce roy n our succe whxch means lhalr ou hme lS wel soenl Lel s onfrnue +o lull n'w1+h success WILLIAM J HARMON Berng sluoenl body presrdenf ns an honor bu? benng +he hrsl A S B prexy al C H S as a dlshnchon lhal belongs olely lo our superunlendenf Wrllram Harmon He gradualed from Clarlrslon Hugh an l9I7 and allended college al Cenlral Wash rnglon College of Educaluon and Washnnglon Slale College All rn all lne has oeen r lhe Teach ng proles 1on lor 32 years mme of Jrhem penl al C H S lhe oal even as superunlrendenr He recoon zes Jrhe SWl'l:lf 6SS of lrme May hls advice rmore s you so lhal your nnemorles wall be hlled wnh pleasanlness ' . x , ,, Q Q 1 X .c 3' , ,, ,c ,S S r , ' ' A .N 'S , ' f. co l, . 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' C li ' . , E , ' E ss, ' . r ' ' l I . ,V C . ., . . r f i' f . , . . . , 'n I 5' , .' s . . ., X s T ms of in-- A MA Lani J fanflel' W , rznczloa en we were very young Twme wa enoTe s an efernlfy N w Tnar we rnawe reached young rnanlwood and womarnooo Txrne ws rmoorfanf ony because crowded wufn 3 mulnfude of evenfs d arnafmc and ernofmonaf un woenfs Tnaf aTTeCT veryfhvng we do Eacn day offers a Qranenge T we wwTT onTy ec gn ze mf he adwf T me s so precvou TTT T 1+ ca nof e ww Te Tae oasf IQ Q of Tng we can do can Twange rf Whaf exiremey rrnoorfarf 'oday oe mes less Tmporfanf as Twrne goes on ang even+uaT y WITT oe eoTa por+an+ evenfs The dynamuc Tufure T b ceo by +I'1er more rn ef re us WILLIAM E KRAMER Ssnce fhe Birnam ws bunlf on Hue nwrne eTemen+ we sh uTo menhfun Mr K arner ceTebra+uon oT has SvTyer Annwversary as prmn wpal This year he CornoTe+ed 25 years of serwce a+ C H S A graduafe oT Wa Trungfon S+a+e CoTTeoe he came To our scnooT an I929 a Too'rbaTT coach Four years Ta+er he was mage pnr woaT ano as Deen af 'rnaf pod ver sunce He has wafclned many sfudenis Dass Through flnese l aTT H eo wer T1 o Tnaf you may become a successTuT a Ive V yy., , . . 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A lsllle known body of +he school s admunuslrahon us lhe Board ol Educaluon These local busnness men pul In many hours ol lhesr lame lo eslablr h qeneral polsc es lor The school lo hare and lure per sonnel lo eslablush an annual budqel and lo approve exoendulures They are represenlalsve ol lhe communnly nn rhe evaluahon ol problems concerning lhe schools The chavrman ol lhe board lhu year lS Mr Glen Taylor lvlr C S Rlchardson as clerlc Olher members ol The board are Mr Conrad Pelerson lvlr R C Smolunslcu Mr William l-larmon and lvlr Archie Claassen Led by lhe sludenl body ollncers 'rhe Sludenl Councnl slrrves lo clear up school problems lhal' are broughl fo :ls aflenhon Thus governnng body made up ol one reoresenlaluve and one allernale from each home room also approves all leller awards durecls lhe allanrs ol lhe sludenl body and supervuses lhe sludenl elechon Thas year 'rhe advisor was lvlr Wnnslon Darnel Front Row Mr Darnell d Barllell' A Korvola P Tlgges M Melcher M Crabb K Dav ndson B Fntzsnmmons Second Row C Clelland L Plke S Flood A Haaland M Traul n R Selbly S Fred Prlce Thurd Row W Mlllsa J Balferfon V Lafrenz VanTrease M Oshaughnessy B McKarcher M Duffy J Sums P D in l Marc! of gyucafcon . 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I . : i . , XV ,K Q n I a I n V i - I H VI- F f, f- 1- c v,, - f all ' 1 M 33 4 f 3 'S , K ji X' x nfroalucfzon OZZGJQPJALP Turn back lhe cloclc and recall The Sprlng of l953 Remember 'rhe four people whom you elecled lo lead you ID lhe following school year7 They ve spenr a busy year leading you lhe sludenl body lhrough a successful school 'rerm Our capable presl Clenl' Bob Fulzslmrnons was a lamuluar slghl slandlno al The mu e opening lhe rneellng wnlh lhe Pledge of Alleglance friendly secrelary Darlene Juslus Seen buf nol heard were Kenny Davndson vnce presudenl whose duly was lo lake over IU lhe absence ol fhe oresudenl and Rena Dnxon who as lreasurer loola care of sludenl' body funds I+ also was lhe duly ol fhese ollncers To presrde al Sfudenl Councvl nneefungs Bob Fllzsumrnons Presudenl Bob Frlzsurnmons, Rena Dixon, Darlene Juslus, Kenny Davidson 0 l . . .k I . . . , , . V The Hminules ol 'rhe previous rneelingm came from lhe ever- 3 THEY MAKE ,. ur, RFQ: ik, if pf' YJ Leland Axelson W S C, B S B of Ed He taught not only chenrrstrv phvsrcs cornrner cral law and socrologv but also served as our verv capable senror class advrsor He has four vears Elrzabeth Baumgarlner Whrt vvorth B S post graduate W S C Whrtvv orth Gonzaga Unrversrtv of Washlngton She taught rn Tanta Egypt before comrng to C H S tvvo years ago to teach Home Econonrrcs She also rs F H A advisor Ed Brown Unrversrtv f Washrngton BA post gradu ate Unrverslty of Washrngton Although thrs rs hrs frrst year as Englrsh Journalrsm and publrc speakrng rnstructor he has taken an rntense Interest rn the student affarrs at C H S Elrzabeth Carter E W B A post graduate E W C E Unlversrty of Washlngton She teaches world hrstory but drs trrbutrve education and advrs rng the D E Club are her mam rnterests Thrs rs her thrrd vear at C H S Duwam Dahlqurst W W C E , B A , post graduate, W VN C E, Gonzaga He not onlv had to teach mathematics, but also uas grven the task of berng Sophomore class advrsor hrs frrst vear at CHS Wrnsfon Darnell Lrnrversrtv of Ltah B A post graduate Ohro State College W SC He added tvso nevr subjects tvp mg and brologv to hrs usual four U S Hrstorv classes thrs vear Thrs vx as hrs fourth vear at C H S Lrllran Durocher Lmversrtv of Denver B A post graduate WSC Although she taught onlv one subject grrls phvs real educatron she had a huge task organzrng all grrls sports coachrng the tennrs team and supervrsrng Grrls League ac trvrtres She completed frve vears of teachlng at C HS Gladys Fleshman Unrversrtv of Idaho BA post graduate W S C C W C E Unrversrtv of Washlngton Umversrty f 'VIexrco Thrs rs her srxth year of tryrng to keep the books and students rn order rn the lrbrarv Rex Gardner Whrtman BA post graduate Unrversrty of Idaho W SC Unrversrtv f Washrngton EWCE For frve years thls smrlrng fellovv has taught vocal musrc musrc the ory and entertarned us vvrth hrs tonette Mary Garner Intermountarn Lmon College B A post grad uate WSC NICE Unrver srty of Washlngton Thrs pleas ant lrttle ladv has taught Eng lrsh and Spanrsh at C H S for srx vears John Greser Burnlev School of Art, Unrversrty of Washlng ton, Seattle Umversrtv, post graduate Lnrversrtv of Wash rngton Thrs rs hrs frrst vear of teaching art classes rn Clark ston schools Q-Qi' ,f at 1 ff ,ff F MBAA ' ' ' tra A I - . N . W 4 xi S' X ,..v'-5' -I, N - A: - -A S. 1. , ., .'-2 1 Ciflf . . . . . 1 ' I ' 1 A A' L . 1 ' ' ' I l I . . ' C . af? . L ' My . H - Q ' -I , ' . , Q3 .: - f I ' ' - w Q ., N. M aj , . A1 1 ' - ' 1 1 ,I L I is ' ..fv 9 wr L. rb. I , , A L I .V .. jf.. A A -1' fE,1ff.k-. , been teaching at C.H.S. for , , . I- v rgffjil-,ZQL At. gig Q- e: K ' V, , I - ' ' ' ..-.,-- h A , ,rg .:,. .'t A? . . - - Y- . -V - ' ' g o v ' ' ' I I W . u U .3 1 ' V- U I' - , ' , 0 r - Q: - ' I . . . ' - . ' ' ' ' , Aj: ,1,g,,?4, . . . - - K 4 ,. 'I' -'I --fi , 1 ' N ' ,ysfC5: . ' - A . ' ' ' a, f - . , A , 'V I ' - . .c.E., V . - ' ' ' N' I ' . A Aa :S W' X , 'X' 'FT l so hifi sietx A Aaswfiu u. , .YXR aug.n THI GS of Ed Agricultuie lS this man s main interest He has taught ag classes and supervised FFA at C H S for nine vears Roy Hoover W S C B of Ed post graduate WSC He has a big Job teaching English World history European gov ernment and current events bemg Junior class advisor and directing the affairs of the drama department This is his third year at C H S Grace Hunton University of Idaho BS MS post gradu ate University of Idaho Co lumbla University WWCE This amiable teacher has been teaching shorthand typing English and supervising the annual at C H S for four years Dale Michael University of Idaho NICE BS MS post graduate University of Idaho WS C This jovial man has given much good advice many tests and changed numerous schedules as guidance director during the past two and one half vears at C H S Lynn Mills Northwest Naza rene College UDIVGISIXQ of Washington. B.A. Replacing Miss Sasse during the first semester of school, he teaches typing, business arithmetic. consumer education short- hand and bookkeeping. Joe Miltenberger - University of North Dakota Colorado State Teachers College NICE B.A. B.S.' post graduate Colo- rado State Teachers College. Teaching mechanical drawing, shop. and coaching boxing have been this man s main in- 'ests at C. H. S. for o ' years. TICK Vernon Moreman K S C CSC USC WSC NICE University of Idaho BA post graduate K S C W S C Al though the team didn t go to State he did an excellent Job of coaching our basketball team this year He has also taught biology at CHS for five years Tom Parry WSC BS B of Ed post graduate WSC He not only teaches boys physical education and world history but he also coached the foot ball team to an undefeated season this year This is his fourth year at C H S Lucille Strecker - Blue Moun- tain College, Mississippi: Jack- sonville Junior College, Flor- ida. This charming little lady has been Harmon s secre- tary for two years. Eddy Williams - University of Idaho B.S.: post graduate. University of Idaho. Under his fine direction, the band has reached the utmost in musical attainment. This is his third year of teaching instrumental music in the Clarkston schools. L x Il l 71 , 1 11 70 2 9 3 5 5 4. 7 .5 G Enghteen Ml NPR 1 if '- f an 'W x N K,m..a 'xv Fronf Row Xdusox E Caxtel secretarx J Hatton tl83Slll8l B Hull Back Row Pxcsldent M EITLEISOU sexgcant at alms J Maxim use plesldent N Irnfle 7 adxlsor L Axelson Cars of5 lame marches on and so musl lhe sensor class march on lo anolher lurn ng o nl ol our llves raduahon lame walls for no man so hurruedl we review P Q Y lhe pasr ln our soouomore year we olayed a small buf lmporfanl parl ln The fall we Drepared one ol 'rhe largesl and besr bonlrres lhe sludenls have seen Again an lhe sprrng we decorafed Srnrlh Hall lor baccalaureale To srarl our lunror year we oroduced a successful lall dance lhal we called lhe Pumplcrr' Promenade Nexl came our laugh provolung play Mrss Jimmy Sere nade IU Blue our rumor prom was an evening lo be rememoereo asl buf nol leasl we decoraled 'lor commencemenl Fall came again and broughl wllh :T our sensor year The sensor boys palnled lhe C lo slarl our round of acluvulues We brore 'rraduhon wlh our senror class play, Qre Wald Nrghl, by producing ul lwo nughls xnslead ol one Peppermunl Playland, our senaor ball was an enchanlung evenung Wslh 'rhe arrrval of sprlng we wenl on our annual Senror Snealc Baccalaureale followed and ltrnally Commence menl lhe day awauled Now ul's lame lo go, and deparllng leave behind us loolprunls on lhe sands of lame x cv -is Q.. , . 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'Q' 1 v--Q' VaIedIc+orIan Vernon Lafrenz SaIu'Ia+orIan Barbara Paulson IIs nor whaf a man does DUI rhe manner ID whrch he does I Vernon Lafrenz IS nor onIx Iops IH scholasr cs buI aIso ID aIhIeIIcs ano Iu denr acIIvIIIes Vern s Ihree year aI C I-I S have been years of hard worIc and serv ce Io hrs sChooI Vern s parhcupahon IU orher chvmes have been ev denced by hrs capabIe hanohnq oI Ihe dunes as mayor oI Yourh Crry CouncI Barbara PauIson whose oe re Ior oerfechon ha earned her econd pIace ha oeer a apaoIe Ieade of The Sca Ief and BIacIc I-Ier achvme d n I end wIIh Iournahsm however She ha heI everaI CIU oIIIces and wIII aIw ys be remem bereo for her wIIIInqnes Io heIp S e has eve en aIon o e wIIh whom worIceo CAROL BECKMANN MIKE EMERSON HELEN ESTLUND KEITH ELESHMAN SANDRA FLOOD PEGGY OAUSE ARLENE HAALAND MARILYN HARTUNO 0l'l0I JANET HATTON JANICE HOLLENBECK DAVID JENKINS DARLENE JUSTUS VERNON LAFRENZ ELEANOR LUPINACCI JANICE MCKARCHER MICKEY OSHAUOHNESSY BARBARA PAULSON CHARLES POOLE VICKI PUMPHREY OWEN RABY CONNIE REIMLER MICKEY SMITH JERRY THOMPSON LOUISE WILLIAMS DONNA WILSON N HEYBBI1 'rw' I ' , ,If I ' as f my I . f , I vw f I f f? - . . . , , , F. . I ' I I I I . I I f s 5 , S I . Q I I I , I ' I 5 - r r . I II 5 o I I I . I I 5 . , . o I I I I I - S d I .I , s I b I ' I I a . - I I I I a I I I . I I I s , I1 r I . I II I oe an InspIr I I 'rhos I she ' 'I I I. . I L . I 'QS JANET HATTON - M a k e s lasting friends wherever she goes . . . capable and popular chairman of Big Sister . . . a three-year member of Girls' Letter Club . . . last year's Scarlet and Black editor . . . worked diligently on the Bantam . . . tops in the scholastic field . . . excels in Modern Dance . . . an asset to the college of her choice. BARBARA PAULSON Has proved to be one of the most popular and dependable girls at C HS has an unusual desire for perfection contributed hard work talent and time on the Girls League scrapbook efficient and inspiring editor of the Scarlet and Black second with the scholastic honors a girl who will make her future bright and haPPY VERNON LAFRENZ His leadership is reflected in athletics as well as student government president of our qunior class and senior class vice president a popular mem ber of the barbershop quartet the spark of the football team dependable player of the basketball team former mayor of the Youth City Council gives valu able leadership in extra curricular activities CHARLES POOLE Always plays a clean game alert secretary treasurer of Hi Y active mem ber of Boys Letter Club a go getter when on the business staff of the yearbook dependable stu dent council repesentative par ticipated in almost every sport always a friend with a pleasing smile and a contagious sense of humor Twenty PEGGY GAUSE Has personality poise and graclousness added charm to the senior class play attacks problems with a will prominent and capable in secretarial and office activities as well as com munity prolects indispensable leader in Girls League Pep Club and class adept in girls sports excellence is her watchword CAROL BECKMANN Her songs in so os duets trlos quartet thrilled many an audience tractnve and pleasant to all whom she greets enthusiastic pep leader who inspires school patriot lsm always understanding and considerate lends a willing hand when help is needed an out standing member of sports groups and Girls League Oh 0' 66156 0 Allen, Barbara Lee Bafus, Don Jack fBarbJ lBuh:hl Club 4 NI xed C lee 'I fl Football 3 D E Club Glee 2 Alboucq, Louus G Andersen, Llsbel' IBUCKJ Luz Football 3 Boxing Manager 3 4 Tenms 3 Golf 2 Pep Club 4 F If A Sc an B k I Club 4 Ballly Donayne Marfell fDonJ FFA 2 'i RLpoltc14 Bearclsley, Henry Louis lBunJ Ente1ed f10l'l1 Vlllltan beruce fall of 1952 Gxaduated at semestex Beclrwulh Vernon Rrchard fvernl A 2 3 4 Llbla N Beclrmann, Carol Ann lCaroIl Tennls 3 4 'lumblxng 2 3 4 Stu dent Councll 2 Culs League Coun c1l2 4 Pep Club V1ceP1es 4 Yell Leadex 3 Yell Queen 4 MIXSG C lee 2 3 4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Quar tet 2 T11ple 1110 3 T110 4 Barber shop Quzutet 4 Sueetheaxt Dance f,0I'IlIllltl.S6 Jumox Prom Lomnut tee Pumpkm Plomenade Qomnut tee Blg qlStQl Organuatlon 3 4 Benedncf Jo Rae Jo 'lumbllng 3 4 Olllce K lrl 4 Ilbl an 4 VI IIOIEHPL 3 Band 3 Belllef. Mardell MGVY Blumka, Marilyn Ann Wym iPnllyJ I- HA 2 4 Hxbtollan 3 Llblaxx 4 uawlette 3 4 Band 4 fx' -as Twenfy one A455 gary .gf wwf' Duffy Gerald Spencer lGeraIdy Cross Countrx 4 Entered fl om Qumcx High School Qumcs Wash mgton in fall of 1951 -an arid Bradford, Shirley Janice lShnrleyJ Annual Staff Alt Editor 4 Librarw 4 Senior Ball Committee Entered from Watonga High School Waton ga Oklahoma in fall of '9a3 Brown, Frank Kenneth iFrankJ Basketball manager 2 Baseball manage! 2 Photogiaphx Club 3 DE Club 4 Davidson, Kenneth Louls fBeansl Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 man ager 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Student Bodv Vice Pres 4 Student Council 3 4 Bows Club V1ceP1es 4 Sopho more Class Pies 2 HIY 3 Reporter 4 Boss Letter Club3 4 CDav 4 Sophomore Bonfire Semor Ball Committee Jumor Prom Commit tee Pumpkin Promenade Commit 86 0 Broclcman, David Lee fBusheIJ Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Box mg 2 3 4 Tumbling 3 Pep Club 4 Boys Letter Club 3 4 Libraxy 3 Mixed Glee 2 3 Jumor Class Plav Senior Ball Committee Pumpkin Promenade Committee Clarke, Gary Winger fGaryJ Football 3 Tlack 3 Davis, Robert S lBobj Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Golf 2 Student Coun cll 2 Boys Letter Club 3 4 Mixed Glee 2 4 JUHIOI Class Play Com mittee Jumor Prom Committee Pumpkin Pxomenade Committee Sophomoxe Bonflre Edwards, Sarah Ann tSallyJ Tumbling 3 4 Junloi Class Treas urer 3 Scailet and Black 3 Girls Letter Club 2 3 4 Mixed Glee 4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Girls Glee 2 3 Flag TWlll8l 3 4 Pumpkln Promenade Committee Emerson, Michael Robert lMlkel Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Senior Class P1 esident 4 I-l1Y 3 Chaplain 4 Boys Letter Club 3 4 Libxarv 4 Mixed Glee 4 Sophomore Bonfue CDay 3 4 Pumpkin Promenade Committee Duffy Marvin Lawrence Elhng Dorothy Elaine Pauline fMooseJ- 1DorolhyJ- Student Council 4' D.E. Club 4' F.l-l.A, 3 Historian 4' Girls Letter Entered from Quincy High School. Club 2 3 4' Office Girl 4' Junior Quincy Washington. in fall of 1951. Prom Committee' Big Sister Organ- Twenty-two ization 4. 6ao!5 Estluncl Helen Louise Well Student Councrl 3 FHA 2 4 Sec retarw 3 Grrls Letter Club 2 3 Sec retarx Treasurer 4 Lrbrarx 4 Band 2 3 4 Clarrnet Quartet 2 3 Pep Band 3 Fleshman, Kerlh Owen lFIashl Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 HrY 3 4 Representa tue 3 Senator 4 Presrdent 4 An nual Staff Busrness 'Vlanager 4 Boss Letter Club 3 4 Band 2 Vlrxed Glee 3 4 Barbershop Quartet 4 Senior Class Play Junlor Prom Commrttee CDas 4 Sophomore Engllsh James Harold 1HaroIdJ Football 2 Boxing 2 3 4 o f 2 D If. Club 4 Bonfire Frfzslmmons, Robert Charles IFHZJ sketball 2 3 4 ek 2 Cross Qountrw 3 4 Student Bodx President 4 Student Councrl Presl dent-4 H1Y3 4 FFA 2 3 Yrs al Xrds 4 L Dax 4 Sophomore Bon fue Flood, Sandra Sue fsandyl Student Councrl 4 Offrce 4 Grrls Glee 4 Entered from Walla W alla Hrgh School Walla Walla Vlashrng ton rn fall ofl913 Florance, Jay Dean l-l3Yl Sophomore Cass lreasurer 2 Lrbrarx 4 Mrxed Clee Llub 3 Track 3 Fuchs John Alex Uohnl Llbrarx 4 3493? fb Q4 Gause, Peggy Edrth lPe9l Tennrs 3 4 Tumblmg 2 Grrls league Pres 4 Grrls League Coun crl Pres 4 Junror Class Sect 3 Pep Club Secx Treas 4 Annual Staff 4 Grrls Letter Club 2 3 4 Offrce G11l4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 2 Flag Txxrrlex Youth Leadershrp 4 Senior Class Plaw Junlor Prom Commlttee Pumpkrrr Promenade Commrttee Sweetheart Dance Blg Slster Or ganrzfatron 4 Ham, Carleen Rae lCarIeenJ Art Club 2 3 DE Club 4 Grrls Glee 3 aaland Arlene Joyce lArIenej Student Councrl 4 Grrls League Councrl-1 FHA 2 3 Pres1dent4 Grrls Letter Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 DF Club Secretarx 4 Band 2 Pep Band 2 Senror Class Plax Jun 101 Class Plaw Pumpkm Promenade Cornmlttee B12 Slster Organlza tlon 4 Happy Donna Lee lDonnaJ Tumbllng 2 3 4 Scarlet and Black 3 Grrls Letter Club 2 3 4 Mrxed Glee Club 2 3 4 Modern Dance 2 4 Quartet 2 Trrple Trro 4 Junior Prom Commrttee Pumpltm Prom enade Comnuttee Twenty three I .' l s' 3 . . 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JZ Z , 3 - ' , 3 - , ' . . 5 ' , , . . . - '. s A . 9 sl ls ' S in' 4' U-up ,ans Rl Jamison, Sandra Henslee lSandyJ D E Club Presrdent 4 Pep Club 4 Lntered from Lewrston Hrgh School Lexuston Idaho rn fall of 19a3 fin C405 Harlung Marulyn Anne lMarlIynJ I-HA 2 3 Annual Staff Senror Personnel 4 Drama Clrb 4 All School Pl.-rx 3 Senror Class Plaw Junror Class Plat Brg Srster Organr latron 4 Hugby Donald Waller lDonJ Football 2 Track 2 D E Club N106 Presrdent 4 Hughes, Alor Monl 1MonM 'lrack 2 3 4 Boxlng 2 3 4 Cross Countrx 4 Qtudent Councrl 2 HaH'on, Janel Dee Uanj Tumblrng 3 Glrls League Councrl 4 Senror Class Secretary 4 Pep Club2 3 4 Annual staff Copw Edr tor 4 Scarlet and Black 2 Edrtor rn Chlef 3 Crrls Letter Club 2 3 4 Offrce G1rl4 Band 2 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Senror Class Plav Senror Ball Conmrlttee Junror Prom COITIIDII tee Sweetheart Dance Commrttee Brg Srster Organrzatlon 3 Charr man 4 Hollenbeclr, Janlce Jean Uanl F H A 3 4 Annual Staff Secretary 3 Edrtor rn Chref 4 Drama Club 4 Offrce Grrl 4 Band 2 4 Pep Band 2 4 Modern Dance 2 Senror Class Plax Junror Class Plaw Comnrrttee Senror Ball Conrnrlttee Junror Prom Cornnnttee Pumpkrn Promenade Corrrmrttee Brg Srster Organrzatron 4 Sweetheart Dance Conrmrttee Hull Beverly Anne 1BevJ Tumblrng 3 Grrls League Councrl 3 Senror Class Treasurer 4 Drama Club 3 4 Orchestra3 4 Mlxed Glee Plat Cornmrttee Junror Class Play Fntered from Lewrston Hlgh School Levsrston Idaho rn fall of 1952 wh., Jeffreys Hnlberl' Merle Ueffj kootball 2 3 4 Baseball Boxrng 4 Pep Club 2 Bows Letter Club 2 3 4 Yell Leader 2 Band 2 3 'Vl1xedGlee3 Senror Ball Com mrttee CDax 4 Sophomore Bon fue Jensen, Jum Nels Urmj Football 4 'lrack 4 Band 4 Band Council 4 Lntered from Enterprrse Hrgh School Enterprrse Oregon ln fall of 1933 Jamuson, Mauruce Rncharcl Jenluns, David Clyde lDlckl lDaveJ DE Club 4 Band 4 Entered from FFA 2 3 Treasurer 4 Debate 3 Levsrston Hrgh bchool Levuston Senror Class Play Junror Prom Idaho In fall of 1933 Comrnrttee Senror Ball Commrttee Twenty four I 'G ' '. . . . : , ' ' ' 1 3 ' ' ' Y X x 2 'i D E 2 - 1 ' ' g y f -11 -V2 , .- ' ' . 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Jesse, Ed ward Leo Ed Football Vlanager 2 3 age! 3 4 Boxing 3 4 Cad o!5 Johnson, Darrell Ray 1DarreIIJ Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Base ball 2 3 4 Boxing!! 4 Scarlet and Black 3 Mlxed Glee 4 Senior Class Plas Senlol Ball Committee Junlol Prom Committee Pumpkin Prom enade Commlttee C Dax 4 So h OIHOIC Bonfne Johnston, James Marvnn Unmj 4 TracklVlan L xaxx 4 I Photoglaphx Sand 2 Z 4 Pep Ba l Jones, Freeman Kerlhley lKelfhl F F A 2 Alt Club 4 Band 4 Nllxcd Glee 4 lDarIenel Jusfus, Darlene Farllw Tumblxng 2 3 4 Student Bodx Treas 3 Secx 4 Student Councll Club 2 Tleas 3 Secy 4 Girls League Vice Pres 3 Secs 4 Glrls League Coun c1l V109 Pres 3 Secy 4 Pep Club 3 4 Scaxlet and Black 3 Busmess Manager 4 Gxrls Letter Club 2 3 Ples 4 Offlce G1rl4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Flag Tuulex 4 Jumor Class Play Commlttee Pumpkin Prom enade Sweetheart Dance Commlt tee Blg Slster Orgamzatxon 3 4 Kung Ronald H lRonJ x Langdon, Roberl Walter QBobJ C Dax 4 Innteled fiom Sao Paulo Grade School Sao Paulo Brazll 1l'l fall of 19a2 L1'Hle'fueld Tura Jeanne fTuraJ Tennis 3 4 TLlIl1bllI'lg2 3 4 Cvuls League COLll lCll TI'8dSlll9l 4 Pep Club 3 4 XlSll3lAldS4 Szel1Leade1 3 4 'Vllxed Glee 2 3 4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Senlol Class Plas .Iun1o1 Prom Commlttee Pumpkln Plomenade Comnnttee Bxg Slster Orgamzatlon 4 Lafrenz, Vernon Leslne lVernl otball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Z Track 3 Coll 2 4 Student Counul 4 Boys Club lreasulel 3 Senxol Class NICC Plgsldcnt JllI'll0l Class Presldent H Y 3 4 Boys Letter Club Z 4 VICQ Plesldent 3 VISUBI Alds 4 VIlX6Cl flee 2 4 Qualtet 4 Senlol Ball Comnuttee Jumor Prom Committee Plllllplxlll Prom enade Committee Sophomore Bon art ax Lewns, June Arlene lBU9l ls I lee Lulce Gordon Henry fGordleJ lfootball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 llack 2 LllJl8lN 4 W as Twenfy flve f 4 ' l ' I 41 :Svpi 1 l- ' - - l , . 2 ' - ib' : .1. 1 nr ' , , : r ' . 1 . 1 y 2.3.4. 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I L Luplnaccl, Eleanor Alberta ILUPIJ Annual Staff Junlol High Person nel3 Guls Letter Club 2 3 4 DE Club4 Modern Dance2 3 4 Junlor Plom Committee Xl Martin, Colene Fae fCoIeyl FHA 2 DF C1ub4 McConnell, Patrlcna O Leta tPattJ 'lumblmg 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 An nual Staff Photogxaph Edltol 4 ,W WN Scaxlet and Black 3 Guls Lettel Junlor Class Plax COIlllllltl66 Jun ge,-'1 mor Pxom COHll'l'l1ttG8 3 Pumpltm Promenade Commlttee Sueethealt Dance Commlttee Bxg Slstel Olgan lzatxon 3 Modern Dante Managel 4 'HWMW C4505 Marshall, Margaret Ann lMaggley If HA 2 D E Club Txeasuxu 4 Mlxed Glee Club 3 Guls Glee 2 Martin, Gearold Wllllam Uerryj lfootball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tlack 2 3 Golf4 Bows Club Presl dent 4 Semox Class Sergeant at Arms 4 H1Y3 Sexgeant at Arms4 Annual Staff Busmess Managex 4 Boxs Lettex Club 3 Selgeant at Aims 4 Llbxarw 4 Band 2 Pep Band 2 SSHIOI Ball COITlU11tt89 Jumol Pxom COIllIl'l1fte6 Pumpkm Promenade Commlttee CDav 4 Gophomore Bonfire McKarcher, Vuvaan Janice Uanncel Student Councll 3 'VI1xed Glee 3 4 Modern Dance 4 Tleble Trlo 3 COI'l1lll1tl.B8 Glrls League Counc1l4 Blg Sxstex Organlzatlon 4 Enteled from Tekoa Hlgh Qchool Tekoa Washington ln fall of 1952 McKenzle, Erwin Wllmer lwllmery Twenty sux '2' ...M McNuH Opal Vuola fRedJ DE Club 4 Jumol Class Play Com llllttee Entered from Grangexllle Hlgh School Grangexllle Idaho xn fall of 1952 Nafhe Vernon Albert fVern3 Football 2 3 4 TQHHIS 2 3 4 Boys Letter Club 3 Se1geantatA1ms 4 Mlxed Glee 2 3 4 Barbershop McNamara, Marulyn Sue iMac? Tumblmg 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Scarlet and Black 3 Guls Letter Club2 3 4 'Vhxed Glee 3 4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 Sophomore Quartet 2 Big bxster Organlzatlon 3 4 Qua1tet4 Sophomole Bonflre C Dax 4 Muller, Arden L qPunky Football 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Cross Countxx 4 Pep Club 4 LlbI8lW 4 Jumor Class Play Commlttee Sophomore Bonfne A 5. I . . 2 A ' , , 9 . . 1 I , , I , . I 5 - , I' - - : I . ' 1 X . . . 2 ,., , I' I' . ' ' ' ' L 'I I 5 SI , . . . I - . If I ,, . II .,:, , II 15. . . , Q . 4 , fr . , ' I I ' : :l I . 1 . -'QR . I I I . . , I I . I I ' Club 2, 3, 4: SQIIIOI' Class Play: Senior Ball Queen 4: Junlor Prom X- . A , ' . I 1 A . - : - . .9 '-' - . '- . ' V- '- - .' v - . ' 4 , I - ' ' Q ' ' ' 4 . . K' 4' - fmII, 2 'Y 1' I I . ' . , I . ' A , 1 -I - , , I , , , . , , I , ' . . , - S ' . . . V ... I ,U ' . v Z ' , Z . Z . Z ' I , . .I , I , , . . Q. . sl 5 ' 9 I . I II . . Q I I S 3 ' - C3o!5 Osborn, Guy Lewus lGUYJ Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Boxrrng 2 3 HLY 3 V1cePresrdent 4 Bovs Letter Club 4 Band 2 Mlxed Glee 3 4 Barbershop Quartet 4 All School Play 3 Sophomore Bonfrre Paulson, Barbara Duane fBarbaray Student Counc1l2 3 GIFIS League Hrstorlan 4 Grrls League Councrl 4 FHA 2 Reporter 3 4 Scarlet and Black3 Edrtor rn Ch1ef4 Grrls Let ter Club 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Offrce Glrl 4 Senior Class Play Jumor Class Play Commrttee Junror Prom Committee Pumpl-rrn Prome nade Commrttee Sweetheart Dance Commrttee Brg Srster Organrza lon 4 Oglesby Melvin Wlllldm lMell Track 2 O Shaughnessy, Michael Joseph lMlckJ Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Boy. mg 3 4 Student Councll 2 4 Soph omore Class V1C6Pl6Sld6Ht Bovs Letter Club 4 Drama Club 3 4 Senror Class Play Junror Class Play Junror Prom Commrttee Pumpkrn Promenade Commrttee Poole, Charles Lee lChuckl Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Golf 3 4 Student Coun crl 2 3 Sophomore Class Sergeant at Arms I-I1Y 3 Secy Treas 4 An nual Staff 3 Boys Letter Club 3 4 Vllxed Glee 4 Senior Ball Commrt tee Junror Prom Committee Pump km Promenade Commlttee Sopho more Bonflre CDav 3 4 'Q ..1-'kwf gk mv H Pope, Jum R lchocolarep 2 3 4 FFA 2 3 P1esrdent4 Boys Letter Club 2 3 Llbrarv 4 Pump krn Promenade Cornmrttee Pumphrey, Vick: Jean lVICkIl FHA 3 Reporter 4 Scarlet and Black 3 Feature Edrtor 4 Drama Club 3 4 Llbrary 4 Jumor Class Play Commrttee SQUIOI Ball Com mlttee Entered from Golden Hrgh Sghool Golden Idaho rn fall f 1 52 Relmler, Constance Lorene lConnreJ Drama Club 3 4 Mrxed Glee 3 Grrls Glee 2 4 Modern Dance 2 4 Trlple Trro 3 Rythmettes 4 Junror Class Play Brg Slster Organrza tron 4 Powers, Orvulle Ray lRaYl Football 3 Track 2 fumblrng 2 3 Drama Club 3 N1cePr'es1den Xrsual -krds 4 All School Play 3 Senror Class Play Jumor Class Plas .lunror Prom Commrttee Raby Gwendolyn Elaine 1GwenJ Drama Club Treasurer 4 Mrxed Gee 2 3 4 236 its Rlmmelspacher, Marne A 6 Elizabeth Luz F H A 2 Vrce Presrdent 3 Secre tary 4 Gnls Letter Club 3 Llbrary 4 Band 3 . , Y , , , , 1 1 ' 0 ' D J ., v v s 3 - . - , I I , 5 I I , 3 ' 3 I - , - - 5 - 5 : ' . 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Twenty seven EW' 6166 Rrnarcl, Glenn E fGIennJ I-ootball 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 lrack 2 3 4 Scarlet and Black 4 Boxs Letter Club Xrce Presrdent 4 IlbI8lX 4 Sclrmrclt Herber1Edwrn lHerbl Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 4 Boxrng 4 H13 4 Annual Staff Sports Edrtor 4 Photographer 4 N1sualA1ds4 Band3 4 Band Loun ul 4 Drum Maror 4 Semor Class Plax Sophomore Bonfire Char Smrtlr Orrn Dwayne 0 Rogers, Joy Anne lJ0Yl Irbrarx 4 Mrxed Glee 2 3 4 Smrlh Mrckey Lee 1Mrckeyl Jumor Prom Commrttee CDay 4 Entered from Wmchester Hrgh bchool Wrnchester Idaho ln fall of 1952 Stubbs Cecrl 4CecrIl Football 2 4 Manager 3 Track 2 Boxing Manager 2 Tennls Manager 3 Turnblrng 2 3 Junror Class VICE -we WY lOrrnl Football 2 bophorrrore Bonfrre Presldent Pep Club 3 P1 esrdent 4 Bovs Letter Club 3 4 All School Plav 3 Semor Class Plas Jun1o1 Class Plax Pumpkin Promenade Comrnrttee Lrbrarx 4 Sundsfrom, Ilo Vernrce Thompson, Jerry Eugene Traufman, Allen Edward 1SrIoJ Uerryl lAIIenJ D F Club HlSt0ll3H 4 Band 2 Football 'vlanagu 2 Track Manager F A 2 3 Lrby-an 4 Twenty-eight 2 Xrsual Ards 4 Band 2 Pep Band 2 Sophomore Bonfue Sutton, Elsre Joan Topprng Mary Frances 4Elsrel lMaryJ Art Club 3 D E Club 4 Girls Glee Scarlet and Black 3 Nevrs Fdrtor 4 2 3 GIIIS Letter Club 3 4 MlX6d Glee 4 Modern Dance 2 Grrls Glee 3 Cao o!5 Voss, Loretta Lou ll-0f'Yl DF Club 4 Llbrars 3 'tlrxed Clem Crrls Glee Wentz Catlrerrne Amella lCaymel 'Ienms 3 4 btudent Councrl 3 Crrls League Councrl 4 Sophomore Class Secretary Scarlet and Black 3 Grrls Letter Club 2 3 Nrce Presrdent 4 Modern Dance 2 3 4 tlrls C lu. 2 Flag Tvsrrler 3 4 VanTrne, Patrrcra Lourse lPafJ Tumblrng 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Crrls Letter Club 2 3 4 Youth Leader shrp 4 Band 2 3 Vlodern Dance 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 Jumor Prom Cornmrttee Pumpl-trn Promenade Commrttee Ssseetheart Dance Com mrttee Brg Srster Organr1atron3 4 Whale .lunrta llene mnay Grrls League Councrl 4 Pep Club 4 FHA 2 Scarlet and Black 3 Sports Edrtor' 4 Lrbrars 4 Modern Dance 4 Grrls Glee 2 4 senror Class Plas Junror Prom Commrttee Wrllrams, Lourse Yvonne lLukel Student Councrl 2 Grrls Leaguf, Vrce Presrdent 4 Glrls League Councrl 4 Pep Club 4 Annual btatl Specral Feature Edrtor 4 Grrls Let ter Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 Pres 4 Offrce Grrl 4 fX11School Plas 3 Senror Class Plas Prompter Junror Class Plas Junror Prom Commrttee Pumpkrn Promenade Commrttee Ssseetheart Dance Commrttee Bri: brster Organrzatron 3 4 Wrlson, Robert Eugene lBobJ Football 4 Track 4 Boxrng 4 Lntered from Nloscoss Hrgh School Nloscoss Idaho rn fall of 1' Walter, Rosanne Lee 1RosreJ Fennrs 3 4 'lumblrng 2 Grrls Let te Club 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Band Council 3 Pe Band 2 3 4 C p larrnet Quartet 2 3 4 Woodssrnd Trro 3 Drxleland Band 3 4 SG. Wrlluns, Helen Chrrstrne lChrrsl hntered from 'lucson Hrgh School 'lucson Arrzona rn fall of 1912 Wilson, Donna Lou lDonnrej I4 H X 2 3 Parllamentarran-4 Scar let and Black 3 Crrculatron Man ager 4 Drama Club becretars 4 Offrce Grrl 4 Lrbrars 4 Band 4 Modern Dance 2 Pep Band 4 ben 101 Class Plas Junror Class Plas Commrttee benror Ball Commrttee Junror Prom Commrttee Pumpkrrr Promenade Cornmrttee bsseetheart Dance Committee Blg SISICI Organ rlrtron 4 Wrllers, Melvrn Albert lSatchJ Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 'lrack 4 Boss Let ter Club 3 Presrdent 4 Lrbrars Junror Prom Cornmrttee Pumpltrn Promenade Cornmrttee Welle, Alons Junior Uunrory Football Manager 2 3 4 Basketball Nlanager 3 Boxrng Vlanager 4 Golf 2 3 4 HIY 3 4 Boss Letter C rb 4 CDas 4 QophomoreBonf1re 'K-......tr -wr' 45? Twenty nme Cow o!5 r -K Younl' Edmond Leroy lEddleJ Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 hack 2 3 4 TLll'IlbllI1g2 3 4 Bows Llub beuetarx Treasurex 4 Pep Club 3 4 Scallet and Black4 Bovs Lette: Club 3 4 Llbraxx 4 Yel lung 3 QGIIIOI Class Plas elaloerminf lgfagfancl Lefl' Pncfure Walling lo have pnclures laken Cenler Pncfure Queen Jamce ered her cour+ from row Prmcess Jam-3+ Hallon and Carol Bedcmerm second row, Prmcesses Darlene Juslus amd lure Lllllefveld back ueen Jamce Mcliarcber Rlghi Plcfure Sfudenls dancmq an N Peppefmmf Playlend Thsrfy Vick: hard af work Could 'rlus be you7 Posles Cayme ns prepared for any+l1lng Flrs'r day of school Dear old C H S Reach for 'Phe sky pardner l m +ougl1' A charmlng couple Wl'1a+ s +l1e maH'er I+ was a hard pull bui' we climbed +l1a+ ladder Bob Flfzslmmons recenves lnland Empire 'Foo+ball iroplmy And you 'Hunk you have +rouble' Th rfy one bonna and Merle? .-....l'welve-year s+uden'I's'. . . Mr.land Mr. Krarnen, honorary Senior Balllliing and Queen . . i . fxj gs- 'Sri Fronl Row: C. Shannon, M. Crabb, J. Nixon. Second Row: Balferlon, A. Jeffreys, Mr. Brown. Lowell Anderson Kelley Arnold Sandy Baird Kenny Barlol Jerry Ballerlon Bonnie Bayman George Blimka Helen Bradford Belly Blythe Myron Bursell Barbara Cady Glenna Calen Delores Callaway Floyd Callaway Sharon Campbell Sharon Carslens Barbara Clark Clinton Clausen Mary Ann Clausen Clifford Clelland Karen Cliff Loretta Coe Mercedes Crabb ,-VAX! M R Regina Dasenbrock Ray DeBorde Slanfon DeLong Leroy Dmwlddle Rena Dixon Bob Easferday Ray Easferday .loEIlen Eggerlmg Charles Egle Delberl Ells Sonia Esflund Rich Filzsimmons 'il Cfaaa o N5 Busy from morning lo nighi, from Fall- io Spring,+i'1e Juniors' schedule icepi iiwem always on The gofi In Ocrober They presenied The Scarecrow Skip, which fe-alured Jean Nixon as queen, and Barbara Morgan, Joan Sipes, Pair Lafrenz g,-vm - Y v ::i'f': Q' f - and Rena Dixon as princesses. Mr. Hoover, J. ua 'W fs 36' ui dxf gf ,vu T ie i 1 K l Thurly lwo , if V l g i 4 ,Q 1 e 1 f 4' it i i .iii - ,-sf ' s Ei 2 . I V i E A i 1 ' t 53 ii in 5 i if . 'Q' V.-5 , ' , ' ,, Szan A A ,yr 1 , A 4 , K i-fall: fe .: .1 ':v:v i-5' ,l,., I Q ,i an f 1 la - fi ' I HSP I . l i 11 f ir M b 3 A sl M' it Q S . 1 ' . . . I S1 Y k it ' 4 A, 1 1 ,-.-v Cjfafsa o ' ln March The juniors worlced hard on 'rhe class play A ls for Apple M bul had To wall un+il April +o presenl I+ due To 'fhe Illness of lhe leadunq aclor Moonlnqhl and Roses lhe annual Junlor Prom wa long delayed also because of The full lo lhe brnm schedule of +l e school A+ fhe hme lhe Banlam wenl +o press 'rhe prom was sew' for Aornl 30 They wound up Thenr year decorahnq for Commencemenl Heading lhe class were Jerry Ballerlon presudenl Arnold Jeffreys vnce presudenl Jean Nnxon secrelary Mercedes Crabb lreasurer Carol Shannon serqeanl a+ arms Mr l-loover and Mr Brown acled as advnsors 1 oN' S1 Gerald Florence Charles Foredyce Bette Galles Muke Gelfy Carol Gull JoAnne Gllpalnck Vuolef Grasser Loss Grlffm Duck Gross Helen Hanna Gale Harmon Vlola Harfung Loren Healon Ron Helmgarfner David Hemly Woody Hurzel Leonard Hubbard Bobby Jackson Arnold Jeffreys Norm Johnson Kenlh Kauffman Don Keelmg Marnlyn Kendall Alyce Korvola Mike LeFavour Pall Lafrenl Nell Landkammer Bob Lane Harold Lawen Helen Lockwood Ball Loveloy Stan Marhn Bernard Mason Joe Maxwell Virgil McComas Wayne McConnell Thirty-three Wes McDamel Lawrence McKenney Leland McLaughlm Lee McNamara Bobble Lu Merchant Mary Lou Mules Leonard Mock Barbara Morgan Sheula Myers Berle Nash Jean Nixon Kenny 0 Donnell Sandra Onstot Claudme Osborn Jerry Parls Arleen Patten Bull Peters Leroy Peters John Phllllps Russell Raffety Charmalne Reid Rose Renshaw Dwught Roberts Ray Roskowyk Beverly Ryker Marlene Sarhacher Sharon Scully Renee Selbly Charles Sevey Carol Shannon Monty Shaw Charles Shoemaker Larry Shoemaker Joan Slpes Jlm Smith Dale Storey Wayne Storholt Gary Swanson Norma Taft Lester Taylor Bull Tuft Patt Tlgges Marllyn Trautman Jerry Tnplett Jerrue Vandeburgh Davnd VanTrease Douglas Weeks Verl Wheeler Charlotte Westmoreland Glenda Wnlknns Stan Wulllams Ralph Wllsey Manlyn Wolbmg Ron Zuthng Thurty four + ,QYN 'Q A -Q 'DJJ' ,5s'0' o 5' o dl ' 1 F 'Y' .ag Q.: 3 gm -s QQQ. 2 Altus- AD -as V12 -ar ' wi- 14x 1 Z 1 . .1 Governmenl class hard a+ work Yea +eam flghfl Dressing up flue scarecrow Queen Jean and Kung Bernard Our school Dlcl you really ca+cl1 +l1ose flslw Claf'F7 Jumors en+er+am for Girls League This looks mfereshng H' s In lhe book Delores Busy gurls +aklng school census 'through governmenf class Thuriy five , . .7 , R 'lf ' L , V, - J X 9 Us x 0? .J K ' i L A 1 k lvfy . 3 N ' , L u I 1 'V I .i f 3 sw - -4,9 4 , , .... . . . . . . . . . . .I . . ,, . . fr' Fronf Row J Ellason H Durand E Price Second Row Dahlqulsf D VanTrease Donald Allen Kenlh Anderson Delores Andrews Donna Armstrong Muke Arnold Sandra Barley Bonme Barllell Karen Beachman Yvonne Beloul Joanne Blackburn on Treva Blackwell Marla Brafcher Jerry Buchanan Dona Campbell Paul Carlson Darla Case Beverly Chamberlm Shlrley Clark Sarah Close Joan Coffland Pafrlcla Cox Ralph Coyle -Q nv Jeanette Crawford Carol Davns Jack Dullon Margaret Duffy Harrnel Durand Jerry Eafon S Jack Ebert Make Edgmond .lay Elnason Floyd Enyearf Don Engle Jeanne Fnfzgerald A li Tlurfy sux B McKarcher, Mr 41405 Drlrgenl workers 'rhese sophomores who rn rhe fall bucll lhesr annual bonfire and Bengal for lhe Armrslrce Day game wulh Lewlslon Laler lhey gol logefher and pul on 'rhe- Soclc l'-lop wnrh ueen Jeannre Fulzgerald and Przncesses Bonme Barrlell Carolyn Marhn Sandra Johnson ancl Lorelfa Johnson as royal ry Wrrh Jrhe asslslance ol Mr Brown rhey produced a sophomore class play Julrus Caesar rn Aprrl ln May They decoralecl for Baccalaureale Leading These enrerprusung sophomores rhrough Jrherr very successful year were Ellen Prrce presldenl Jay Elrason vice presndenf r-larruel Durand secrelary Dean Vanlrease lreasurer Buzz McKarcher sergeanl al arms Therr adyrsor was Mr Dahlquusl JAM, K' Q .4 uw x . 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Neva Gamef Jam Garner Gary Gull Jeanne Greenslreel Shari Grimes Janyce Haaland Berfha Harlung Janice Haynes Keifh Hendrick Frank Humphrey Phil Hughes Clara lsaksen Richard Jacks Duane Jensen Ivor Johnson Lorelfa Johnson Sandra Johnson Donna Jones Dorolhy Jones Bernard Kam Elsie Kauffman Palsy Kelley Ann Kelso Lee Kennedy Nellie Klme Edna King Vlclor Klmgler Phulllp Landkammer Dwight Lawlon Margaret Long Virginia Lupmacci Curtis Mader Carolyn Marhn Dick Maxwell AI Maxwell Mary McConnell JoAnn McDaniel Buzz McKarcher Mike McKay Patti McNuM Molly Melcher Diana Meyer Wayne Millsap Ida Mae Miranda Polly Montgomery Jim Munden Jim Nave Ruthie Nelson Barbara Nugenl Belly O'Connell Thi rly-seven Marietta Osborn Dick Paris Neil Patterson Penny Persons Camllle Petersen Jamce Puerstorff Lloyd Puke Charles Pittman Rsckey Poole Elton Prlce Joan Pumphrey Ruchard Redshaw Harry Reed Nancy Renshaw Bob Rhlmer Shirley Rlchardson Norma Rldenour Alnce Rmard Maruane Rolph Carol Sanders Gene Sargent Joanne Sater Beverly Schaefer Marllyn Schlee Steve Scully Gall Seay Barclay Selbly Make Shaw Donna Shoop Jerry Sums Colleen Smuth Rlchard Smith Dave Spangler Irma Spmdler Muke Stubbs Darrell Swenson Edward Tanner Barbara Taylor Helen Thompson .lane Townsend Dean VanTrease Darlene Vanlandt Pat Wakefueld Sandra Warner Sharon way Marsha Weatherly Jnrn Wulkms Wilma Wulks Arlene Wnlson Leonard Wllson Ronme Worley Marguerite Wyatt Rnchard Wyatt Thirty eigm ' mv-at 'v- A 1 g'll54l ' 0 mixes ui, an QP Z. 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'rits ' SUSA K -X sie X if 'Q '-. -A ., M ' - is A k -. - ghd .,V Q g Q3 Q VJQS3-K wit- , 'N k XJ ' L J Front Row C Petersen N Renshaw Second Row R Walter H Durand I Mnanda D Callaway H Hanna S Crabb G Seay J Hol lenbeck B Fleeman VI Kelso Third Row N hxme S Luuln P Iawxng M McConnell C Isaksen R Nelson G Hollenbeck S Way Belolt E King T Blackwell J Garner J Ebert P Hughes E H1x7el Fourth Row A Rlnard B Taylox M Eltlhg M LeFavour Rolph D Januson B Rhlmel X V ll d P 5 Welssenfels C hed D SLIHIVBH D Pope Flffh Row S Balley M Weatherlw D YVIISOH D V nT P a lease Stall C Egle B Nash Long J Johnston I' Puce Sixth Row H Estlund 'VI Blxmka S Scully M wllllal11S D Campbell S Estlund V Lupxnaccl M Behlex I'0l'Yl g' 7 fo any lnspurahon and hard worlc wenl hand ID hand lo malce This years band lhe besl Clarlcslon has had lor many years Hughlughhng lhe bands achvlhes was 'rhenr oulslandlng performance al flae haul hme ol lhe Armnshce Day game The unspurlng fnnale ol lhus oerlormance was lhe flag lwnrlers and malorelles carrying a huge Amerucan flag lhrough The band lormahon lo The shrrnng musuc: ol Amernca lhe Beauhlul Olher achvuhes of 'rhe year were Playing al lhe U S C vs W S C loolball game Fall Concerl Chruslmas Concerl second Annual Band Day Pops Concerl Asohn Counly Farr Lewlslon lvluslc Fesllval lvlay Fesluval, Lilac Fesllval and lhe culmlnallng acllvlly ol lhe year graduahon The band was under lhe capable dnrechon of Ed Wllllams Forty fwo 1. 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Elton Price Delores Callaway MR WILLIAMS Mr Wllluams The man of varled Talenfs IS The buf The Junuor I'Ingh and Parkway Bands as well These Three bands would lceep mosT band durecfors un a con sTanT flurry buf Mr Williams also finds Time To spend many hours worlung wlTh varlous small lnsfrumenfal ensembles The maloreffes and The flag Twnrlers KCLFLCJ COIIILCL The Band Councrl consusfnng of one represenfafnve elecTed from each c ss plus The drum malor who us aufomafucally a member planned band acfuvrfnes and Trrps These plans were Then buf before The band for approval d as a final sfeo s b muffed To Mr Harmon DRUM MAJOR I-Ie whusfled and 76 people followed Herb Schmndf 63 blond hanred drum ma or as he led e band flag Twxrlers and maloreffes Through compll cafed orecusuon roufnnes I-lerb was chosen from a fneld of I2 boys because he besT TIT The qualrfncafuons namely co ordunafnon marchnng expernence a general knowledge of rouTunes and lasf buf noT Ieasf he fuT The uniform Mr WTI Imam choice proved To be a wrse one MR WILLIAMS HERB SCHMIDT Forty fhree I 'KST f '51 . J' . la , ' ' an ' I u - capable direcfor of noT only The Senior I-'Iigh Band, The I . A U 1 TH I Front Row: L. Coe,-J. Gilpatrick, S. Estlund, M. Melcher. J. McKarcher, S. Edwards, M. Bursell, C. Egle, B. Galles, T. Littlefield, C Beckniann, C. Martin, P. McNutt. Second Row: I. Spindler, B. Blythe, C. Reimler, J. Rogers, M. Topping, J. Nixon, B. Davis, K. Hend rick, lx. Jones, P. Carlson. P. Tigges. M. Sarbacher, R. Dixon, M. Crabb, M, Weatherly, H. Durand, Third Row: S. Warner, S. Clark CA r O I C C O O l l I I I A music loaion sweeps ihrough 'rhe air and 62 voices, blended 'ro perfeciion, swell in answer, as Rex Gardner, our music direcior, leads our mixed chorus. This years mixed chorus upheld ihe repulalion aiiained by pasi Clarlcsion l-ligh School choruses for providing good enieriainmenl. Audiences were held spellbound from ihe soiily whispered noles io 'rhe 'rhrilling crescendos ol a dramaiic climax. l'. gal' flel' The day siaris and ends wiih music for lvlr. Gardner, our music direcior, as he insirucis our sieadily improving mixed chorus and Girls Glee. ln his music appreciaiion and music lheory class he 'rrains his siudenis io lrnow and appreciaie music. Ai ihe iunior high he inslrucis iwo mixed choruses and several small vocal groups. ln addirion io his heavy class schedule, Mr. Gardner coaches iwo barbershop quarieis, and The RyihmeHes, a 'rrio of senior girls? advises Pep Club, heads ihe music deparlmeni. and does many oiher services for our school. Mr. Rex Gardner Forfy-four M. Wyatt, I.. Griffin, J. Smith, J. Florance, XVI. Emerson, W. Millsap, W. Storholt. G. Osborn, D. Johnson, S. Fred, W. Wilks, G. Harmon. T, Blackwell. Fourth Row: G. Raby, B. Bartlett, J. Coffland, D. Happy. P. Lafrcnz, M. Arnold. C. Poole. V. Lafrenz, D. Gross. W. Mc- Connell, V. Nathe, K. Fleshman, M. McNamara. B. Morgan. IJ. Jensen, P. Montgomery. Identification: Choir sings in matinee per- formance for Christmas Concert. . . . . . . . . u6icaf.9nfer!uc!e6 The activities in which the mixed chorus participated this year were the Fall Concert, Christmas Concert, Second Annual Band Concert, lvlay Festival, exchange assembly with Lewiston, the ever popular Pops Concert, and singing at Rotary meetings. The strains ot the songs which the chorus sang at Baccalaureate and Commence- ment will long be remembered by all those present, Special recognition came to one ot the chorus teatured soloists, Carol Beclcmann, when she entered and won the district Veterans ot Foreign Wars television talent contest, which was held at Pullman. She sang 'Body and Soulfl From the district contest she went to Spokane to participate in the semi-tinals. ccom aniafa Through the help and cooperation ot the prc- ticient accompanists, Harriet Durand and Marsha Weatherly, mixed chorus attained a level that would not have been possible without their diligent er- deavors. The tine pertorrnances given by these girls was ample proot ot the many hours they spent practicing. Marsha Weatherly and Harriet Durand Forty-five Top Leff Baroerslwop Quarlel C Beclcmarm G Os Top Rlgl1'r Barbershop uarlel V Nallwe P Tuqqes b rw V alrenz K Fleslwman Cenler Lef'r Clarmer VV Slorlwoll J Smrrh Cenler Rrgh+ l-lorn uar uarlef I Mrranda l-l Durand R Waller D Calla fel T Blackwell E Kung Y Beloll S Way Bo+ om way Boffom Lefl' Trumpef Trno W Harzel P l-luglwes Rughi' SemorGurls Trno C Beclcmann C Re-umler D J Eber l-lappy bl5lC6lK 620520164 l ' D Qi I X KR 'X , a ? .- ' ' 3. hw D i. l -L 0 .. . r L X C ,Q lQ.,,,,, - ' : . , . - ' - Q : . . . 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' - Q - L . l. . 0 fo GIRLS GLEE lTop Pucturel Front Row M McConnell V Glasser A Wllson P Cox N Rldenour B Schaefer C Westmoreland V Haltung C Reld S Campbell S Meyers D Shoop Second Row G Seay M Bratcher C Isaksen D Case K Beachman D Camp B Merchant S Balrd E Farlex J Sater R Dasenblock S Flood 'VI Clausen J Pumphrex G Calen J Whlte Boiiom Leff Accom panxst Beverly Schaefer STRING ENSEMBLE Boffom Right B Hull D VanTrease N Renshavs not shown W McConnell and B Fxeeman UJLC 5 llll Gnrls Glee drd somerhung mosl dehmlely our ol 'rhe ordrnary lhns year Mr Gardner lhe xnslruclor wrole +he music lor I Dudnl Mean lo Be Mean and The Gurls Glee supplred 'rhe words and hlle They vnlroduced 'rhe cornpleled song al rhe Pops Concerl If was a qrear success Girls Glees only public performance This year was al lhe Pops Concerl Their performance was worlhy of 'rhe hours lhey spenl' praclrcunq Beverly Schaefer was lhe accompanlsl lor Gnrls Glee She worlced very hard 'ro gel 'rhe rlghl ellecl When lhe lesl came Pops Concerl all lhe fume she pul Info prachce proved worlh whsle The slrung ensemble was composed of Beverly l-lull Dean VanTrease Nancy Renshaw Wayne McConnell and Bonme Freeman They played al lhe Lewlslon Musnc Feshval and al The Sacarawea Club Forty seven Ll gf' Q X .Q 1 wi. ,I .Y , ' .F J N - I .1 I ,- ' . . ' - . . bell, J. Blackburn, J. Crawford, M. Wolbing, S. Onstot, D. Andrews, A. Patten, B. Ryker. Third Row: D. Van Zandt, J. Vandeburgh, I ',- -1 ,- l.-Y I ' . sy 3 DIXIELAND BAND Top Leff R Nelson D Maxwell E Pnce B Nash W Hlrzel I Mlranda BRASS SEXTET Bottom Lefi T Black DIXIELAND BAND Top Rlghf H Durand A Kelso E PYICC D Van Trease P Hughes R Walten HORN QUARTET Bofiom Rughl T Blackwell E Klng Y Belolt S Way Forfy eughf 3 I well, A. Kelso, D. Van Trease, C. Egle, P. Hughes, W. Hirzel. xe- 'xx x F' aff? N. 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From Row M Bllmka S Scull X LllPlI'l3CCl Second Row .I Lefflel Esthlnd VI Weathelh S Edwards J Galpafrlck M Crabb P Tugges D Justus S Clark B Har fung C Welfz P Gause aforefferi 3 jll!lI'Ll'5 Our malorelles made a brlghl mark on lhe fool ball held and 'rhe baslcelball Courl lhus year wulh lherr dnlferenl colored unnforms Marsla Wealherly and Janel Leffler The specually lwrrlers wore blue un: forms Soma Esllund wore a whale uniform and Marilyn Blarnka, Vlrgnnna Lupznaccu and Sharon Scully wore red unnforms Our snappy malorelfes worlced up many enlerlaun :ng precision roulunes whlch made hall hme somelhung we eagerly anhcupafed Faffy Addrng color and novelly lo our foolball and baslcelball games Jrhe lag lwlrlers also gave lhe spec lafors lop nolch performances The flag fwu lers marched un 'fhe Musxc Feshval parade Asofun Counly Paar parade Armusluce Day Foolball Game, and lhe Lllac Feshval parade The flag fwurlers were Peggy Gause, Sally Edwards, Cayme We,+z, Darlene Juslus, Pall Tsgges, Jo Ann Gulpalrucl, Mercedes Crabb, Sh1rley Clarl and Berfha l-larlung .X.. 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Haifon Carol Beckmann Peggy Gause Bottom Row Darlene Jusius Tura Lliflefleld dy gedtllflllerf Composed on lhe lheme Jusl Imaqrne Clarlcslon s May l-esllval caolured The umaglnaluons oi The auonence and carried Them lo various scenic spols IN our va l counlry Thus sllrrunq speclacle snvolved lhe ellorl of our enllre school syslem from The londergarlen lo lhe lacully Workung logelher as a unul They brouqhl our dreams ol Travel To lule The May Fesluval conhnued Three nuqhls and wulh each performance lhe audience as lhrvlled and moved anew The sludenl body elecled fave lovely sensor qlrls lo s rve as royally of lhe May Fe hval The name ol The queen was lceol a secrel' unlul The larsl' nuqhl of The leshval The queen Carol Beclcmann was beaulncul and qracuous as a queen should be The lrve luclcy gurls who were elecled were Peggy Gause Darlene Juslus Janel l-lallon Tura Lvlllelvelo and Carol Beclcmann FuHy one QP :J 9 gr ,Av Y' X' ' X ' , AN , 1 ,JW ' N X. 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W .,, L I I ,, 1 lc '- f ACTIVITIES lllagif el'l'lel'l'l el' me jme ln our 54 BanTam we oT The annual sTaTT have Trued Tb record accuraTely The happenrngs oT The year Our year book composed around The Theme oT Trme brings you remernbrances oT The good Turne we all had We hope ThaT The 54 BanTam wull make :T easy and enroyable Tor you To do so Each oT Hue I3 sTaTT members spenT long hours oT hard work rn puTTung Thus book TogeTher Tor your enloymenT now and Tond remunuscences un laTer years Our harrred adyrsor Muss l-lunTon wa always on hand To guve needed advnse and assrsTance She Too spenT many hours oT exTra work To help gave you a con'upleTe coverage oT C H S an l954 Janlce l-lollenbeck edxTor energeTuc and undersTandung kepT work organrzed and runnung smooThly To The Tunush OTher members oT The sTaTT were JaneT l'laTTon copy eduTor Jerry lv1arTrn and KeuHu Fleshman busuness manager Woody l-Turzel phoTographer PaTT McConnell plnoTography eduTor Marulyn l-larTung sensor personnel Louuse W:'lrams and Peggy Gause specual TeaTure ed1Tors Alyce Korvola lunror hugh personnel LoreTTa Coe secreTary Shurley BradTord arT edu Tor l-lerb SchmudT sporTs edrTor and Nedra WhuTe who acTed as our Junuor l-luoh reoresenTaTrve Top Picture Staff members meet a deadlme Middle Pucfure Janet Loulse and Hexb wrnte copy Boifom Pncfure Front Row VI Haltung L Coe A Korxola J Hollenbeck Second Row W Hxrzel P VIcCorme1l J Hatton P Ga s Th d R u e If ow Mxss Hunton K Fleehman J Maxim H Schmldt L Wllllams Inserfs Janlce Hollenbeck edltor MISS Hunton advlsol .Hof fke new When you Thinlc oT The newspaper Tield, you innmediaTely 'Q Thinlc oT men. I-Iowever, aT CIarIrsTon T-Iigh School, The news- paper world seems To be a womens world, as all The sTaTT members oT ScarleT Xi Black are oT The Tairer sex. m 0 The ScarIeT Xi Black sTaTT worked diligenTly To presenT The news as iT happened, and when iT happened. The sTaTT mem- if W bers did The behind-The-scenes worlc ThaT wenT inTo ediTing S The paper, and The Journalism I sTudenTs wroTe mosT oT The Tqhwi sTorie Their combined eTTorTs resuITed in a well wriTTen newspaper ThaT compleTely covered The school news The Journalism I sTudenTs learned all phases oT The inTri caTe worlc ThaT goes inTo edihng a paper so ThaT The ones who were chosen Tor nexT year s sTaTT posihons would ave an adequaTe background Tor The worlc ahead oT Them AT The beginning oT The year I was colIecTed Trom each sTudenT in high school To enable The Scar'eT 81 Baclc sTaTT To cuT down on The number oT ads and include more sTories and picTures Mr Ed Brown ScarIeT 81 Blaclcs new advisor gave an immeasurable amounT oT help and advice To ba+h The sTaTT members and The Journalism I sTudenTs The sTaTT members Tor The year were Barbara Paulson ediTor Darlene JusTus bu :ness manager Donna Wi son circuIaTion manager Mary Topping news eduTor Jun Ta WhuTe sporTs ediTor and Viclci Pumphrey TeaTure ed Tor 2' 3' ,pda I 'A ii HT ne Top Plcfures Journalism I students who act as IQDOIIGIS on the Scallet and Black staff Bofiom Pucfure Fron? Row Darlene Justus Junlta Whlte Donna Wllson Second Row Marx TOPPIDH Vlckl Pumphreg Barbala Paulson M1 Broun lnseris Barbaxa Paulson edltor m chlef Mr Broun advlsor Faffy fuve S. - ' i V 'I , ' . ,' . 'I I I 3 i I i '- ' ' 7 ' . ' : i ,. f' T .. 'f..1 zu' 'f IJ' . 2 '-ff if Lf' V' 1 A , 1 :.g?:1 g:2f . 'T I I . 5,4 -Q - . A f-bg, 9- L, ,1 , :au Af , . 'P' 3 1 ' ' 1' . t ., - . - ,' V. I. ' ' . ., ' ,. - el- - Q if .vs Q . 3 i J. 1 ,, T J , . .. 1 ,. - I F .- : . .. gs, P I s T if . ' . . w I' :iff - T 1' P g iigif x ala? Q ' f - Q , ' - . , ui I ,A A I i x A A vs .. ,. . 32 W M f W gcuae If you are eyeu laTe To class or absenf you undoubfedly have heard The above phrase from one of Mr Kramers offuce gurls lf you vvanT your schedule changed you wull see one of Mr Muchaels four offuce gurls These gurls are chosen for Theur abuluTy Tegrufy and wullungness To work Theur work Ters and reporfs and runnung errands Front Row Janet Hatton Daxlene Justus Second Row Dom thx Lutlng Peggx Gause Thurd Row Sandxa Flood Jo Rae Benedlct Donna V211 on Louise Vhlluams Balbaxa Paulson lamu. Hollenbecl garf fke gfm, pdafie Fufiy sux STarT The fulm please us a famuluar phrase To The sux vusual aud sTudenTs These sux sTudenTs were chosen from The many who sugned up because They besT fuTTed The gualufucahons of a vusual aud operaTor Shovvung The fulms us only a small parT of Theur duTues They musT order The fulms spluce The fulm uf uT breaks and keep The prouecTor un good repaur Theur Traunung was under The durecTuon of Mr Axelson The vusucul aud operaTors for Thus year Jerry Thompson Tura LuTTlefueld Vernon La frenz, Ray Powers, Bob Fufzsummons and l-lerb Schmudf, cerTaunly dud a wonderful uob WuTh ouT The vusual aud operaTors, we could noT have seen many of The fulms we enuoyed Front Row Jcuw Thompson, Bob Fnzsxmmons Xexnon La f1en7 Second Row Rax Powers N11 -Xxelson Hoxb SChI'H1dl, 'Iuxa Llttlefxeld a 7 0 ' up T of 'fi I A 1 N. ' ,ll , M J . . . . Al mb ' ' T u ' ' consisfs chiefly of filing, recording, Typing leT- , CC I 77 Nl .X4 xgegfllllg Hall! Under The durecfuon of Janel Hallon 30 Bug Suslers lenf a helpung hand 'ro new gurl sludenls The Tursl evenl oT The year was lag day on Seplern ber 2 The second day of school wulh noon hour rnuxers The Two Tollowung days The annual gel acquaunled muxer wulh The freshman gurls as guesls was held on Seplernber 22 The purpose of Thus organuzahon us 'ro help new gurl sluclenls ge? acguaunled wulh The sludenl body school lraduluons and acluvulues Front Row B Melchant J SIDES D Justus S Carstens L Coe D Wllson Second Row A Haaland A KOIXOIH K Cllft P Gause M Crabb R Dlxon C Beckmann M Hartung D Eltmg J McKarcher Thurd Row L W11ll3l11S P Van Tlne C. Reimler, B. Galles, M. Clausen, G. Wilklns. J. NIXOH. M. McNamara, B. Paulson, P. Lafrenz, J. Hollenbeck. Insert: Janet Hatton, Senior Counselor. gaffgglfii A+ 8 OO o cloc-4 every Monday rnornung The Tuve youlh leadershup gurls had Theur only class hour un Muss Durochers olfuce Durung These rneehngs The gurls duscussed plans for The Tollowung week and srudued rules because ul was 'rheur uob 'ro help con ducl P E classes manage Tournamenls referee unlramural games and dennonslrafe physucal educa Tuon 'rechnugues They were selecled by Muss Durocher Tor fheur physucal educaluon and leadershup ab lulues Front Row Peggy Gause Darlene Justus Janet Hatton Second Row Pat Van Tlne Mlss Duxocher Tura Llttlefxeld H1 Fifiy-seven .gl pays, .7 Jnow As mOsT gurls evenTually marry T us TO Theur deTunT advanTage To be acquaunTed wuTh The arT OT successTully man agung a home The gurls who belong To l3uTure l-lomemalcers OT Ameruca have an OpporTunuTy TO become versed un These Tuner arT OT lnomemalcung and COmmunuTy leadershup F l-l A sTarTed Theur acTuve year wuTh a muxer TeTung The gurls who wanTed TO uoun The club The umpressuve semu Tormal unuTuaTuOn was held un OcTOber wuTh The mOThers QT The gurls as honored guesTs The hughlughT OT The year wa The sTyle show FOrgoTTen Treasures wlnuch was held February The gurls composed a Thoroughly enuoyable pro gram around Old cloThes ThaT had husTOrucal backgrounds On Theur burThdays The F H A mOThers Mrs T-Taaland and Mrs Paulson were guven surpruse parTues by The T: H A members AT EasTer Tume The gurls were busy plannung The annual EasTer parTy whuch The Clarl4sTOn F l-l A guve Tor The NOrTh Idaho Chuldren s l-Tome aT l.ewusTOn Arlene hlaalano and Ann Kelso were The delegaTes elecTed To aTTend The F l-l A cOnvenTuOn aT Pullman Aprul 4 and 5 The OTTuc3ers were Arlene T-laaland presudenT Barbara Clarlc vuce pres denT Marue Rummelspacher secreTary Alyce Orvola Treasurer DOrOThy EuTung husToruan Vuclcu Pumphrey repOrTer and Donna Wulson parluamenTaruan Muss Baum garTner was Theur helpTul and co OperaTuve advusor Top Plcfure 'VIBTIE and Helen dance at old fashloned style show Muddle Plcfure Future homemakers meet Boffom Pucfure-Front Row B Cady NV Wllks A Korvola M Rlmmelspacher S Carstens V Hartung S Fred J Vandeburgh Second Row B Clark B Paulson B Bayman N Rxdenour S Scully S Warner N Taft M Kendall D Eltlng' J I-Iollenbeck Thurd Row Mlss Baumgartner M Behler M Clausen V Pumphrey J McDanle1 A Haaland A Kelso H Estlund D Wllson Inserts Arlene Haaland president Mlss Baumgartner advlsor Fifty enghf 3 ell' 610111 2 ge COI'l0I'l'llC utufe Did you ever sTop To Think ThaT behind almosT every arhcle we seem our sTores us some farmer s hard work7 Ihe economic TuTure oT our counTry as Truly In The hands oT our Tarmers The boys who belong To FuTure Farmers oT America are nnTelllgenTly preparing Themselves Tor The all umporTanT lob oT becoming Tarmers Some oT The proIecTs in whuch The ClarksTon F F A parTlclpaTed This year are LlvesTock Iudgung aT Walla Walla Pomeroy and ColTax ChapTer Farmer lnnTnaTnon aT which The Pullman and ColTax ChapTers oT F F A were guesTs sponsoring a Tarm saTeTy campaign nnvuhng The area Tarmers To Take parT a parluamenTary procedure conTesT aT Palouse where Don Banlly and Davnd Jenkins were yudged hrsT re porTer and TlrT Treasurer respecTlvely ln The local publc speaking conTesT David Jenkuns won TursT place and Doug Weeks Took second place The sub dl TrlcT public speaking conTesT was held aT ClarksTon This year an whnch David Jenkins also won TlrsT place In The sprung a crops ludgnng conTesT and The grub con Trol program kepT The boys busy LaTer This sprung a pre view was held aT Clark Ton Tor The boys going To The Spokane Junior LlvesTock Show The oTTncers of The year were Jam Pope pres:denT Leon ard Mock vice presldenT PaT Wakeheld secreTary Davsd Jenkins Treasurer Don Banlly reporTer and Rlchard FrTz summons senTlnel Mr Haugen The advisor cerTaunly dad a Tune ,ob an preparing The F F A boys To become up To dare Tarmers nh 1 We Top Picture: F. F. A. boys show off new stamps. Middle Picture: David and Leroy make preparations for Junior Livestock Show. Boiiom Picfure--Froni Row: J. Buchanan N. Landkammer. B. Jackson L. Mock J. Pope D, Bailly D. Jenkins R. Fitzsimmons J. Paris. Second Row: P. Lemm B. Moser M.Mraz L. Kennedy P.Wakefie1d E. Tanner P. Landkammer L. Gamet L. Hubbard D. Weeks. Third Row: B. Rainville, D. Schuster, D. Pope, D,Paris R. Smith, L. Forsman, L. Weaver, G. Sargent, M. Edgmond, V. Beck- with, R. Heimgartner, Mr. Haugen. Inserts: Jim Pope, presidentg Mr. Haugen, advisor. Fifty-nine .x4fALfic guf jeminine What happened To Those girls? a horrified visiTor might ask if he happened To be around C.l-l.S. on Sep- Tember I5 or Mar Ch 29. We would have To explain ThaT, No, They don'T always look like ThaT.i' lSee above picTure.l The girls are iusT being iniTiaTed inTo Girls' LeTTer Clubf' The iniTiaTes were puT To The Task oT marking The speedball courT if They were iniTiaTed in The Tall ...l . l marking The badminTon courT , and s il They were iniTiaTed in The spring. Chili, crackers, milk, chili being sTolen, baskeTball, reminiscences with The old graos and Tun Tor everyone rhar was The annual chili Teed sponsored oy The Grs LeTTer Club Tor The alumni Th e oTTucers Tor The year were Darlene JusTus presi der'T Cayme WeiTz vice presidenT Helen EsTlund secre- Tary Treasurer and PaTT l.aTrenz sporTs manager T7 Top Prcfure Pat und Jean gnc Marsha Barbirr Marretta Alsce and Helen the uorks lor rnltratron Mrddle Prcfure Darlene pre sentlng mallet to Barbara Morgan neu presrclent xxrth olcl and new members loolrrng on Bottom Prciure-Fronf Row R VS alter D Happx C Beckmann C Wertz I Hatton 'l Llttlefreld D Iustus YI NIcNamara P Nan Trng H Estlund B Paulson J 'VIC Karcher Second Row S Carstens NI Topprng L Wrllrams D rzrtrng E Luprnacu A Haaland L Re-rd J Crlpatrlck I Srpes P Tlgges B Nlorgan R Drxon Nlrss Durocher Thrrd Row C Gill 9 hstlund C Wrlkrns M Trautman D Callawax C Shannon VI Crabb P Cause P NIcConnell S Fdwards B Galles I Nrxon P L afrrnl B Merchant B Clark Insevfs Darlene Justus presrdent Nlrss Durocher adusor Srxfy l ,, 5 5 I n l I ,. lr at . ,,,.,,5i,,,.t .,,, r , X. . ? 1 Ifx if Q? . I . . ',.. i , . 5. . . . ' ... . '. i. . Yi ' ,.-.i'i., , V -'. . A . . if .l ' ', ' I I T . -. 1. . 1. I A U, . ' . - H ' f. 1. , 'ft xii' 7 we? Pe UHQCLIQ, 00 Did you see Those boys walking around the edge of the held at football games, carryung lhose bug paddles7 The ooys were members of Boys Lelrer Club and were lusl doing lhelr 'ob ol lceepnng people oll lhe held Besides patrolling al football games they also ushered at baslcelball games In November 25 boys were nnxhaled into Boys Leller Club The boys were really dressed nn slyle lSee rhe above pneture The olhcers were Mel Wnllers presndenl Glenn Rnnard vnce presldenl Gary Florence secirelary treasurer and Jerry lvlarhn sergeant al arms Q i R Lero Gordon and Charles get m1t1ated unto Letter Club Mnddle Pacture Presxdent Mel asks fox xolunteers Bottom Top Pucfure ay y PlctureFronf Row Mr Moreman E Jesse G Swanson B Tift J Pope G Oshoxn M OShaughnessy C Poole M Wltters D S M tm V Lafrenz M Emerson Johnson G Florence K Davldson Second Row J Welle J Batterton D Hemly L Peters ar G Rlnaxd E Yount Thlrd Row C Stubbs C Shoemaker lx Fleshman B Fltzslmmons R Povsers D Brockman R M Jeffreys Zxttmg J Martm C Clausen V Nathe G Luke lnserfs Mel Wltters presldent Mr Moreman adusor Suxty-one , , . . , . . 2 ' , ' I ' , ' Y . ' . - ,-,.-.-wi-, .. Y .. I. 'L l vu Q l l' 4 . l . f '. G X A x I U s. X I no ' : . , . , . ' , . ',. . . ', . ' ', . , . ' , . , . , . ' . : . , . , . , . , . ', . , . ' . gufure jLeAlaian5 For lhe would-be lhespians ol C.l-l.S., Drama Club offered a wonderful opporlunily for 'rhem lo express them- selves. The club members worlced our several shorl slcils 'rhis year. They gained a greal deal ol praclical experience, and also had a lol of fun. Drama Club helped wilh bolh 'rhe senior and iunior class plays. They painted and moved ilals, helped ser up lhe slages, made Tickers, and performed many other helpful laslrs. Drama Club boughl' flood-lighls lor The slage lo im- prove illumination for slage productions. This year, Drama Club inauguraled a syslem by which The members could earn points lor a pin. Filly points were required before a member was awarded a pin. Poinls were earned by allending meetings, being in plays or skits, giving readings serving on commirlees wirhin 'rhe club and help ing baclcslage during rhe plays Because 'rhus plan was in auquraled al The semesrer only 25 poinls were required lhis year +o earn a pan The officers were Louise Williams presidenl Ray Powers vice presidenl Donna Wilson secrelary lvlarilyn l-larlung secrelary pro 'rem and Gwen Raby Treasurer Mr Roy l-loover was 'lhe Drama Club advisor l'le gave nvaluable advice and showed rhe Drama Club members Thai dramalics can really be lun HBH www 1 Top Picture-Bonme Vlola Jamce Mary Ann Camille and Marguerxte practlcmg a sklt Middle Picture Donna Connie Louxse and the Sorcerers Apprentice Boffom Pncfure-Front Row M Wyatt P McNutt J Gllpatnck B Hull V Hartung M Hartung L Coe Second Row M Clausen S Estlund M Kendall K Cllft B Paulson S Warner D Jones J Hollenbeck D Wllson Thurd Row L Willxams C Relmler S Grlmes Mr Hoover R Powers K Arnold W Hlrzel V Pumphrey A Haaland Inserts Loulse Wll liams president Mr Hoover advisor Snxfy two Bh- I I - i - I . . 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L , , , , - - , , , , , . i .. . .. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. ,.. .. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,, . . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . . - , ,- . - 'WJ ,gf A man wull do many Thungs he wouldn T ordunaruly do when he Thunlcs he has only unTul mornung To uve Rodney Dodd played by KeuTh Flesh man decuded To have One Wuld NughT ConsequenTly The day aTTer wasnT exacTly calm when Rodney Tound he had made a musTake and was sfull aluve The senuor class play was The TursT To be sTaged un Parkway AuduToruum The TacT ThaT The curTaun dudnT arruve on Tume Tor The play dudnT hamper These senuor Thespuans They made The besT oT The suTuaTuon and The auduence helped by Takung uT un sTrude AlThough The lacn oT a curTaun us new To The ClarlcsTon area uT us a Technuque beung used on Broadway Front Row R Powers D Johnson P McConnell D Wilson M Hartung J Whlte Second Row D Jenklns T Llttlefleld C Stubbs J Hollenbeck K Fleshman J Hatton M 0ShaughnesSS E Yount Thurd Row A Haaland P Gause H Schmidt The senuor class play seT a new hugh un guvung Two evenung perTormances plus an aTTernoon maTunee The play whuch was excellenTly casT uncluded KeuTh Fleshman Cecul STubbs Januce Hollenbeclc JaneT HaTTon Donna Wulson Tura LuTTleTueld Davud Jenlcuns Herb SchmudT Peggy Gause Arlene Haaland Marulyru HarTung PaTT McConnell JunuTa WhuTe Muckey O Shaughnessy Darrell Johnson Ray Powers and Ed YounT Under The able L5 Ol' Each year Granny HuTchwuck guves S5 OOO To some charuTy Granny Though never decudes herselT To whuch charuTy The money wull go She plays a game oT clues whuch leads her To some unsuspecTung person She Then has Thus person decude whuch charuTy shall receuve her money Grannys clues Tunally led her To a Dr Appleby Meanwhule KuTTy Grannys granddaughTer Trues To Tund some means oT geTTung The S5 OOO Tor TooTball scholarshups especually Tor a TooTball player named Herlcumer KuTTy sees her chance and persuades Herlcumer To umpersonaTe Dr Apple by Thus leads To a wuld serues oT um personaTuons unvolvung wugs haTs mousTaches glasses dresses and even bed sheeTs The ploT moves Trom one laugh provolcung suTuaTuon To anoTher However everyThung Turns ouT Tor The besT by The Tunal curTaun The members of The casT were Lor eTTa Coe Delores Callaway Jo Anne GulpaTruclc Mary Ann Clausen Berle Nash Kelly Arnold Sonua EsTlund Verl Wheeler Leroy Dunwuddue Rose Renshaw Sharon Scully and Bull TeTT B Nash R Roskowyk B Tuff L wuddue V Wheeler M Clausen R Ren shaw not shown Karen Clufl Inserts Kelly Arnold .lo Anne Gulpafruck Suxly three ' ' ' cc Q I ne l A ' ' W. A as T . T 1 1 I1 . 1 I T . Q 1 1 1 . direcTi-on oT Mr., Roy Hoover, The play surpassed being lusT anoTher play and was a disTincT success. CC 0 77 e P 4 1 1 l TTT x I I . , . , . ' , . Din- T T Q19 yn QPJOH Pep and personaliTy plus The abiliTy To imparT Their spiriT To The Tans have made our yell lead- ers really 'Topsfi Their undying enThusiasm has been a boosT To The Team as well as The Tans. No maTTer how greaT The odds. or whaT The siT- uaTion, These Tour peppy girls have really proven To be pep in person. Their co orful ouTT Ts and clever yells acd l ThaT special Touch aT all The games and pep assemblies Carol Beclcmann was yell Queen The year and her able assisTanTs were Tura L TTe held Joan Snpes and PaTT LaTrenz Tura Lltflefleld Carol Beckmann Joan Sxpes Paff Lafrenz ZZ. L flee jam ,gl-G3 CEP fl Sixty four AlThough PeD Club is small in number iTs ac complishmenTs and enThusiasm IU school acT1vuTies and soorTs evenTs make TT among The mosT sig r'nTicanT Pep Club members 'neeT on Tuesday nughTs beTore games To malce colorTul sgns and slogans Tor pep assemblies They also sell TiclceTs and usher aT games Pep Club conslsTs oT TwenTy members plus The yell leaders New merhbers are voTed n by The old members The orTicers Tor The year were Cecil STubbs presidenT Carol Beclcmann vice presidenT ano Peggy Gause secreTary Treasurer Rex Gardner The advisor helpeo in The planning and was largely respon :ble Tor The success oT The club Fronf Row R Dlxon B Galles J SIPQS P Lafrenz C Beckmann T Lxttlefleld D Justus M Crabb Second Row C Reld J Whlte B Merchant R Selbly M Mb Namara P Van Tme S Jamlson Mr Gardner Third Row A Mlller B Alboucq C Stubbs P McConnell L Wllll3mS P Gause E Yount D Brockman lnserfs C9011 Stubbs presndent Mr Gardner adv1so1 -y 'i V+ op and Middle Plcfures The mass bands rehearse In The afternoon for The evemng performance drrecied by Mr Howard Deming of W S C Bottom Left Choruses from all schools sung af The evemng performance wulh Mr Charles Davus of W S C durechng Boffom Rlghf Charles Darsf and Charles Fred preseni a Trumpet duel WDP! ,Queue gefftlllaf This yeor ClorksTon vvos hosf To The North Prourle Feshvo! Bonds ond choruses from The prolrle oreo gofhered QT ClorksTon To reheorse Their numbers Tor The LevvnsTon Mussc Feshvol The IosT of April The bonds ond choruses ployed cmd song for ludglng ond crmclsm In The evemng oll The bonds ond choruses lomed TogeTher In cz moss concerT for The publnc SlX'YflVe , f as -1 ch K ,, ' T ' z swf ' . A M-, ?'JT , . , 3 x Y I 1 X ,K T Q A, T N , ' , ' ' 'Q ..,' . A ego wg fm , G sl - T . . : . . I . . . I A 0 Q o I , . Condfrucfiue ounci om The Girls' League ExecuTive Council is The governing body oT Girls' League. The council meeTs beTore each meeT- ing To make TenTaTive plans Tor Girls' League acTiviTies, and choose The Girl oT The lv1onTh. Some oT The acTiviTies planned by The ExecuTive Council and carried ouT by The League were: The Girls' League Mixer, To welcome The sophomores and new girlsg The Dad-DaughTer BanqueT la disTincT suc- cess' The Iv1oTher-DaughTer BangueT aT which The new oT- Ticers were insTalled and a SweeThearT Dance in The spring. Darlene JusTus was elecTed sweeThearT by The boys oT C H S The league operaTes The concession sTancl during TooTball season as a means oT raising money Tor The social TuncTions The ExecuTive Council consisTs oT The Girls League oT Ticers Peggy Gause presidenT louise Williams vice presidenT Darlene JusTus secreTary Tura LiTTleTneld Treas urer Barbara Paulson hisTorian JaneT HaTTon big sisTer counselor Arlene I-laaland presidenT oT F H A Cayme We Tz vice presidenT oT Girls L TTer Club JuniTa WhlTe chairman oT The Tinance deparTmenT Carol Beclcmann senior class represenTaTive LoreTTa Coe gunior class represenTa Tive and Janyce T-laaland sophomore class represenTaTive Miss Durocher was our capable and undersTanding advisor Nflfdv Tip Picture Jamce makes proflt for seniors at cooked food sale Middle Picture Executlve councllors plan a Glrls League meetmg Bottom Picture-Front Row Peggy Gause Darlene Justus Barbara Paulson Loretta Coe Second Row Cayme Weitz Jumta Whlte Third Row Arlene Haaland Louise Williams Mlss Durocher Janyce Haaland Carol Beckmann Inserts Peggy Gause presldent Mlss Durocher advisor Sixty six Front Row Kenny Davldson Ed Yount Second Row Jerry Batter ton Jerry Martm Mx Mlltenbergex Inserts Jeux Martln president Mr Mlltenbelgel advisor QP? jk 5 All the male populace ot C H S belong to Boy Cluo The purpose ot the club us to get the tellow really acouaunted wuth each other The boys met once a month n Smuth Hall to dt cuss actuvutues and tuture plans There usually was a speaker or a tulm tor constructuve character ouuldung or entertaunment Thus year Boys Club we vey tortunate rn havnng Mr Jaclc Qffonnor ot Lewuston who us arms and ammurutuon edutor ot Outdoor Lu e as a spealcer at one ot theur meetung He descrubed hus recent huntung trup to Atruca and showed unterestung tulms talcen on the trup Boys Club sponsored the annual untra squad smoker as theur bug money rausung prouect They wound up the year wuth a bean teed tor theur Dads The ottucers were Jerry Martun presudent Kenry Davudson vuce presudent Ed Yount secretary treasurer Jerry Batterton sergeant at arms Mr Joe Mutlenberger was theur versatule advusor MQJQGJ cg CAI'L6tLal'l .!4Cil0l'L Hu Y us an organuzatuon tor hugh school boys whuch promotes Chrustuan standards un the school and communrty Keuth Fleshman was elected to represent the Clarlcston Hu Y as senator at the Youth State Leguslature un Olympua He was also elected assustant chaplaun ot the House at the pre leguslatuye meetung whuch was held un Moscow The Hu Y treasury gauned a suzable protut trom the nuclcles whuch were ted unto the candy machune un the hall Thus was theur mann source ot uncome The ottucers were Keuth Fleshman presudent Guy Osborn vuce presudent Charles Poole secretary Jerry Matrun sergeant at arms Kenny Davudson re porter and Mulce Emerson chaplaun Mr Muchael theur advusor played an umportant part un umpress ung Chru tuan udeals un these boys munds Front Row L Dll lW!lddl6 C Shoemaker V Wheeler C Poole M Emerson J Welle G Osborn K Davxdson Mr Muchael Second Row K Fleshman D VanTrease B Mason B Futz slmmons H Schmldt V Lafrenz K Arnold J Martm Inserts Keith Fleshman presldent M1 Mlchael adusou SIXfY seven , . . 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Library work as rnuch more lhan lusl checking books nn and oul Lnbrary sluclenls mu + know how lo hle lhe proper places lor fhe books accordung 'ro classuhcahon ancl number and ofher defanls unseen by lhose clnecknng oul books Mrs Fleshman as lrbrary Teacher give her sluclenls an excellenl background nn 'rhe 'rechnrques ol lubrary work The bullehn boards In lhe mann hall ano lhe library gave lhe more arhshc lubrary sludenls a chance +o express crea hve Ideas along lhe library lheme ln The lall The library sludenls honor lhe lacully wnlh a lo become acouaunled wnlh lhe new books ivy Top Pncfure Gordon signs out a book Middle Pncfure Jo Rae and John put books away Bottom Pncfure--Front Row Mrs Mesh man V Pumphrey D Wllson J Whlte M Rxmmelspacher J Benedlct M Behler H Estlund Second Row J Fuchs E Yount S Stubbs M Emerson V Beckwlth A Mlller M Wlttexs Thurd Row J Pope J Johnston A Trautman G Luke J Martln G Rmard . Ou, 011, l e 0 ' QC ll 00 o lea. This serves as an excellenl opporlunily lor lhe lacully xg-' If ,Y 'Q 0 4 .gnfroalucfion ji we ufiinefifi ,IAAIIJ DisTribuTive EducaTion is a cooperaTive program, parT sTudy in school and parT on-The-iob Training. IT is open To senior sTudenTs only. By Talcing such a course The senior sTudenTs sTudied business and selling Techniques in high school class in The morning. As parT oT Their class worlc They operaTed Their own sTore. They sold conTecTions and school supplies. In The aTTernoon The sTudenTs puT whaT They learned inTo pracTice in some communiTy business. Their laboraTories were business, The sTore, and The communiTy. I-low is This course so unusual7 The sTudenT makes :mme diaTe use oT whaT he learns in The classroom This combina Tion oT Theory and pracTice beTore leaving school gives The sTudenT a head sTarT in dealing successTully wiTh our changing economic sysTem The program is naTional and sTaTe having a naTional sTaTe and local club in which sTuderTs learn To develop leadership and iniTiaTive This year D E had I8 members all employed in bus ness Perhaps you can recognize in our picTure some whom you have seen in our sTores 0TTicers Tor The year were Sandra Jamison preside-nT Don T-ligby vice presidenT Arlene I-laaland seci-eTary Marg areT Marshall Trea urer Eleanor Lupinacci reporTer Opal McNuTT parliamenTarian llo SundsTrom scrapbook N.. 5,1-,,,7 -3 'pf Top Picture D E students get pxactlce ln sellmg Middle Picture Students leaxn fme pomts of sellmg Bottom Picture Front Row O McNutt E Sutton B Allen I Sundstlom E Luplnaccx M Marshall L Yoss C Maltm Second Row C Ham A Haaland S Jamlson D Januson D Hlgbx F Brovsn D Bafus Thlrd Row MISS Cartel B Alboucq H Engllsh M Duffx Inserts Sandia Jaml son pxesldent MISS Caxter HdWlSOl 4 . I I . . . s 1 ' '. z 4-ff' T W.. ., - -1 D 1 X fra lr' 'T T T Q mxl , A xx Q I '. - X . I Av' ' uf A - X X - 'T T A T I tl: I Q , .,,. X N , T .1 3 tx Q I 1 q i 'T ff 5 T IW 1 - N T ' ri.: -eg ' A ,, W by ,E 5 36 P - '7 T ' '- sf 'T ' ' i 1 'X T. t we T M T - SPCRTS TO PAWRY V'PN MORQiAN H085 1001330911 Coach Head Bas ietball Coach dasketball Football Baseball Tracx EUUHN ADAMSON B Qquad Football J' aaa Tennis Coach w 1 PJ IL ws' Intro Arals Jr iris' U U Se eniy fwo , M , fr mf -'1 4 J' JJ. V A .mu 'U 1 4. 4-1 1 2 X ' fe ., K ' I ' '1 M: v-1 jf' 'K I ML, - L I A , .-G o K . L N :W g - . ,,.., XR 4 in rf x .112 JI: T . , '19 I r o,A u,LT.M,awwNx LILLLAN DUNGCJLR -. 5 , N , Mood SCXLWL ooaoo H o '- ' - Q, fu V2 ,Fora ooynt-' x rx . mv dw 1 D 11 V J 4. J. 4 'J 4 o 14 Q V . Front Row W Mlllsap G Florence C Foredyce D Johnson M Wltt8fS K Davldson B Wllson D Lawton B Lane C Stubbs Second Row E Jesse Mgr J Munden J Batterton G Rmard M OShaughnessy D Hemly V Wheelex C Poole M Emerson A Jeffreys S Martm C Clausen M Shaw M Bursell J Welle E P1106 Mgr Thnrd Row Coach Parry L Peters J Jensen M Jef freys L Anderson H Schmldt K Fleshman B Davls D Brockman V Laflenz J Martln R Zlttlng G Luke B Mason V Nathe Uncle eafeci Ylnfzeal Under Coach Tom Parrys able leadership the Bontams posted the best season that C l-l S has seen to date Atter an undefeated season they brought home the Inland Empire League championship by winning a hard fought Armlstlce Day game with the team from across the river l3 l2 This years grldders won extra recognltxon by being rated the fourth best team In the state and nominated tor Inland Empire team ot V953 by the Spokane Sportswrlters and Broadcasters Assoclatlon Coach Tom Parry was nom mated tor Coach ot the Year For their outstandlng grldlron season, team members were honored at three speclal banquets Glenn Rlnard and lvllke Emerson W o both sparked the team all season were chosen captaln and lnsplratlon respectlvely Emerson and Vern Latrenz were also picked to play tor the All State team and Coach Parry was selected as asslstant coach ot the team that Wlll play at Seattle IU August 'T Managers l To the rlght are thlS years hard uolkmg managers Ed Jesse Myron Bursell and Jumox Welle Wlth Ed as Senlol Managel they dld a fme Job of taklng C816 of the team s wants and needs Seventy three I -. -lu : . ' , . , , , . , , ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . . . . r , , . -.-,-,. ,- ,V ,-, .,- ,. ,- ,- ,- , . , . , . . . .... . . , M. Getty, J. Pope, Coach Moreman, E. Yount, Mgr. Inserts: Glenn Binard, Captaing Mike lflmerson, Inspiration. u o I O O , . I . . . . , . . , . . . . , . I ' ll ll , lt I . . . . . y , . I . - I I .-1 5' Y is Y n 3 1 l O ' ' Y v , . ' Y t ' . - A . x , , . su . - - V - . , , Q Mel H1tt8FS Kelth eshman Mhke Jerry Batterton 'Nl 4 L 55 Chuck Poole Seventy-four Jerry Jim Jensen Merle ,2 P6tF'I'5 Darrenl Tohns Bob N11 son David Heal ordorx Luxe V1CK O'Sh uphnessy Lowe 1 1 Anderson Sevenfy five A I J , 1 ' L on A ff. I s G . za' r X X , A A muh Flrsf Row Coach Adamson N Landkammel D Allen J Ebert R Poole R Hughes K Anderson D VanTxease A Maxwell L Plke R Worley R Wsatt Mgl E Prlce Second Row B Haynes D Swenson G Wlttexs P Lemm M Arnold B Rhlmex J Costello B McKarche1 J Maxwell G Sargent D Svsenson M Stubbs Thnrd Row Mgl WIIKIDS D Jagovu W Schmldt D Allen L Kennedv L Gamet R Jacks B Selbly C Made! G Glll J Fvung D Sulllvan B Gaxtman S Scully B Stroup ' quad joofgaf road- Oulllfg This year lhe BSquad pul In a very sallslaclory season under 'rhe capable dlrechon of Coach Spud Adamson The Banlam Bees won all buf Iwo of 'rheur seven games and lhose Iwo losses wenl lo full srzed hugh school learns Oroluno and Lapwaa Wnlh such a hne season under fhenr bells lhe B Squad has reason lo be oroud ol Iheur record The cross counlry learn 'has season 'urned oul one of lhe Innes? records ever sel al C I-I S Due lo The sl: Illul sor nhng of B II TMI and Bob Fnlzslmmons who 'roolc Irrsl and second respechvery nn every mee? lhey enlered lhe learn loolc second place In every rneel Left to Right N Johnson, Coach Mnlfenberger, C Clelland L Dmwnddue, B Futzslmmons, A Muller, C Shoemaker, G Duffy B Tuff, G Swanson Sevenfy seven s I Z I I ,ms . ,- , . L.. ' I - v - . y . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . '- - f . ' . . . ' . . - , . . , . , , . . . . . , . . . . . , . , . , . V ,. . , . , . ', . 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' ' I i . sf. - Q 5 I , . ag : . . , . . . . . , Front Row L Anderson M Emerson G Rmard M Wltters L Dnnwlddue Second Row K Davldson Mgr C Poole D Davus B Futzsnmmons R Zuttmg J Martm V Lafrenz Mr Moreman Coach Inserts Bob Davls lnsplratmn Charles Poole Captaun UQX uerfaLeA 617116 Alter malclng lrlps lo lhe Slate Tournamenl for lour conseculxve years 'rhe learn really 'room a lumble lhus year by missing a fry al 'rhe dnslrlcl' lournamenl Any leam can be proud wnnners but ul 'ralces a lol more sportsmanship lo be good losers The team proved thal they could lose and slull lceep up lhelr morale Hugh spots ln the season were the wallopung they deall Central Valley the IE champs and the scare lhrown nnlo Walla Walla lhe learn voled Number I an lhe stale before losung by a narrow margun The Banlam crew llnrshed the season 'rhns year wnlh an 8 I2 wan loss record Chuck Poole was named lo the Inland Empire All Slar leam wnlh Vern Lalrenz and Ron Znlllng recelvung honorable rnenhon Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Seventy e ight Pomeroy Colvnlle West Valley Lewus Clark Richland Central Valley Pomeroy Colvulle Moscow Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Walla Walla Moscow Central Valley Lewuston Pullman Lewiston Walla Walla Kellogg Grangevllle Pullman - O . . . I . , 64 ,,,,, 43 45 , ,... , 42 ' ,,,,,,,, 40 W ,,,.48 ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 0 , , .. ,. ,,,.,.,. 51 . 61 , , ,, ,,,, ,, 56 ' - , , ,,,, , 40 , 45 ' Clarkston ,,,,,,,, ,, , 41 John Rogers ,, ,, 49 45 , , 42 ' ,,,,,,, , . . ,... 48 ,,,, , ,, H 49 ' , ,, , , .. ..,,,,. ,,,,, , , 34 , , , 63 , 44 , ,, ,, , , 61 ,, ,, ,,,, ,,,,, , ..,,,,...,, 57 , ,, 45 ,, ,,.... 4,,,,, , , 62 ' ,,,, ,,,, , 64 ,,,,,,,,,,, , , 33 ' ,,,,, , W ,, 45 , ,, 42 Se-nror ,mrwor er Chuck Poole Forward Mnlce Emerson Guard Senlor Serror Je ry Marhn Genre Sensor Lowell Anderson Guaro Bob Fllzslmmons Forwer Leroy Dxnwlddle Cuwro Jurwor Sensor Jumor Senna Vern Lafrenz F rwo Senuo Don Keellng A Mor un o Kenny Davrdson V gel l Seventy n ne nf 3 If Q1 - N v 'I' J - 5 ' I f s A XA , K X X X f I l X , 5 cf G , Glenn Rinard, Gears Ron Zilling, Cerner Bob Davis, Forwfaro Mel Wi++ers. Guard ' ' ,Q S lor 'or , Q ro T . F . . V . r . . e , , sir. 4 . J Q r ' V, .. I 6 ...'HC, . lllaniqer ,u l ' wvrjr - i Top Lefi' Who s go? 'rhe baH7 Top Cen+er Marhn 'mes for fwo Top Rlghf Davvs qe+s fouled Middle Plciure Pooie P10045 one BoH'om Leff Foo1e as checked Bo'H'om Cen+er Anderson an acfvon BoHom Rrghf Zufhnq mes one Elghfy dining, XPQFLQHCQ The B quad Thss year seemed fo be herd back 'ILS fhe Asquad Pmushmo Jrhe ea on 'rh1 year wrfh wan loss record of 5 7 fhey made some good performances and Jrurmeo our some exceN erf pr spe-cfs whrch shoe 'u be a greaf assef for nex+ years yarsrfy The feam was made up of seven lumors and I4 sophomores and was coecheo aoaur oy T m P r S me of The oesf games of fhe season were wdh CYearwa+er Pomeroy and Lewxsfcn Front Row C Egle B Rhlmer Clarksfon Clarlcsfon Clarlcsfon Clarlcsfon Clarlcsron G Swanson Mgr R WyaH L Pnke S Marhn G Florence V Wheeler R Poole J Ebert Second Row L Shoemaker Selbly D Swenson B Mason D VanTrease R Worley W Mlllsap Mgr Thurd Row L Peters D Lawfon K Anderson J Munden B McKarcher G Sums Ana+one Cleerwa+er Pomeroy Ana+one Mo cow Clarkslron Clarksfon Clarksfon Clarksfon Charksfon Moscow Puhman Lewrsfon Ursuhne Puhman Eughiy one 4 'N 1, 1 ?' gy-K ' 5 y 5, 2 K r , N I 0 s 3 , Q -s ' f - . 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I . :'.- 1 Clarksfon ,,,, 38 Pomeroy ,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,, 37 Uarlcsfon ,,,. 33 Lewisfon 45 . 39 .,.. ,,,, , ,46 H , 333 , , . 43 A 46 ,, . 44 , ,, , ,, 55 1 38 , ,34 ss,,,,,,,, , ,,,, 39 .s,s,, ,,.,. , ,49 'M ,W 60 , ,V ,,,, 32 , ,,,,, ,, , ,53 , ..,,, 60 , ' 42 H ,47 3 ,,,,,, ,,,, , ,39 ,,,,,, , , 34 -'+I hggggyo X,,,RKS'il W vw 9 N , 9 S 0 4 ,aff From Row L Clausen B lllt NI Obhaughncssx ll Johnson B YVIISOH NI Gettw C Nladu Second Row C, Clelland J Nlaxwell J Pope H English J Jensen N Johnson NI Shaw L kennedy Third Row M1 Mlltenberger J Phllllps D Brocllman H Schnudt NI Jeffreys 'VI Hughes J Batterton U Hemlw Fourth Row C Foledwce R WIISQW G Saleem C, Duffs R Jacks J WKIIKIIIS N rs Inserts Haxold Engllsh captam Jun Pope 1n spnatlon No 14, r Sfuggin , ,gf Ouf 4-wr...nn1 The Clarlcslon High School milrrnen lhis year wenl lhrouqh a year of hardships also, coming lhrough lhe season wllh a 5-4 wineloss march record. The boxers were coached again lhls year by Joe lvlillenberger, who Turned ouf some lop-nolch liqhlers. Some ol lhe more hard-foughl malches This year were wilh Colfax, Daylon and Prosser. which always 'Furnish plenly of aclion lor lhe Banlam boxers. Caolalr and insplrallonal awards were won by Harold Erlqllsh and Jlm Pope, respeclively. Eighfy-fwo Top Plcture-Front Row T Lxttlefleld D Justus P Gause C Beckmann R Walter B Alboucq Second Row Mxss Durocher B Galles B Morgan P Lafrenz C Wextz J Slpes E Klng V Lupl naccx K Bartol Thlrd Row W Storholt D Nxms V Nathe D Keellng R Wyatt S Martin B McKarcher Bottom Plcture Left to Rught J Wllklns C Shoemakel H Eng llsh C Poole V L.afren7 G Osborn B DBXIS J Welle J Maltm R Jacks S Scullx Top Left C Beckmann Top Rnght C Poole Bottom Left R Walter Bottom Right V Lafrenz S alflllag lts more dwttucult than It loolcs to bat a tennis ball across a net But thus years tennms team proved they had what It talces tor they controlled that ball like experts Returnnng Ietterrnen trom last year were Vern Nathe Stan Martrn Carol Beckmann Cayme Wentz Patt Latrenz Barbara Morgan Tura Lnttletxeld The team was coached by Mlss Durocher Un I Cm,-is Wnth Joe Mlltenberger at the head ot the golt department thls season the hugh school golt enthusiasts worlced out under hrs watchtul eye every atternoon at the Clarkston Golt Course Wnth tuve returmng lettermen back trom last year, Junuor Welle Bob Davis Chuclc Poole Vern Latrenz and l-larold Englnsh the team showed prospects ot a good season on the greens Enghty th ree .X - A- f v- K . 2 ' ' x ? 2 6? . 5. ll Z ld, 3 ' aw .f 4 Q -. wav J V 5 S.. 1 1-I -,sf . A fy? ck : . , . -, . , . , . , . . ' Q : . , A. ., . . .h , . , . ,l . , . - V, . . I Z . , . , . , . sy , . , . , . . - - : . , . ', - - 7. Q. , - - - 1' - A v ' v - s - Q A 3 . . 1 . , . ' I 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 Fronf Row R FltZSll'l1Il10I'lS R Coyle J Jen sen B Wllson M Hughes D Hemly G Luke K Fleshman D Brockman M Stubbs Second Row E Jesse Mgr B Rhxmer W Mxllsap 'VI Shaw M OShaughnessv E Price K Anderson D Allen G S1ms J Munden Thurd Row Coach Vexn Moreman B Txft B Fxtz simmons M Getty G Rmard M Alnold G Duffy R Zlttlng H Schmldt B Mason C Clausen C Egle L Peters N Johnson M Bulsell Mgr Top Left Up and over Top Rught Over the hurdles Bottom Left Form , Bottom Rughf Wlll he make :P g!6l6AU'lg .Spar ed Wulh only five relurnlng lellerrnen back from lasl year s squad Vern More man lraclc coach had a reltnuulclnnq gob lo do In order lo form a learn around Jrhe nucleus or Glenn Rnnard Blll Tull Kellh Fleshman lvlonle Hughes and Fd Younl T954 Season Schedule Clamslon lnvulaluonal May Aprul 24 Inland Emplre May 12 lvlay l Bn Slale May 28 29 :here were lhnrly 'rhree parhcupanls oul for lhns years xarssly Enghfyfour Dlslrrcl Tru Slale Slale . . April IO . W. S. C. lnvilafional May 8 .........,....... ,.,..... Pullman lnvilalional April I7 .... ,.,. . r . ' ' I5 ...................... ..... . .......,. . ' ' A Fl I3 Apr: I4 Apru I6 Apr: I9 Lapwau Asotun Wa I'Il Lewnston Front Row R Smlth Mgr A Maxwell D Lawton L Dmwlddle D Johnson K Davld son R Worley B Lane P Hughes R Poole M Wltters L Anderson G Swanson Mgr Second Row D Swanson B Selbly J Max well S DeLong L Plke L Kennedy D Van Trease J Pope M Emerson J Ebert W Wheeler A Mlllel Coach Tom Parry Top Left Good catch' Top Rught A long throw Bottom Left Lookmg It over Bottom Rnght Strategy falter My Wnth the comung ot sprung 25 base ball enthusiasts turned out tor varsity baseball under the coaching ot Torn Parry head mentor Returning Iettermen were Ken Davldson shortstop Mel Wat ters putcher Arden Muller and Lowell Anderson pitcher and tlrst base Buclcy Lane Darrell .Johnson and Mike Emerson outtnelders The season got ott to a slow start ram Svnce the Vancouver Capllanos held their sprung traunnng camp here the Bantams had several practuce sesslons with the club At the start ot the season the Ban tarns showed great prospects tor promising season 'I954 Season Schedule Ll Apr: 2I Apr1I23 Aprll 27 Aprul 30 Wa I-ll Orotzno I ewuston Lapwau May May May May 4 Asotun May I4 Mo ow Moscow May I7 Iewlston NNSC Frosh May 20 Grangevllle Lewnston Eighty five X It 0 . I . - I X A IXXXLQ 7 ' , . -I ' 'i ' . s . with several games cancelled because ot a p 'I so Asss , Y,,, ' 'I I - ' . I vs..esss. ' sc .I i f . . f . I' -rrp VY . ASQUAD SPEEDBALL ITop Leffj Fronf Row I Hutton C, XNCIII NI Nlglchex I Whlto C Bcckmann P Mdonncll Second Row P Xan TmL T Ilttlcfle-Id I Wxllums D Iubtus I5 Vlmgm IN Rlclcnuux P I zfmnz P Cuusc ASQUAD VOLLEYBALL fCenter Leffj Front Row IJ Wltxng E Iuplnuu P NIcConnolI C Beckmann C XYLIII Second Row I Mckuchu I Ihtton P Camp I L1ttl1. held D Iusuxs P Xan Tlne A SQUAD BASKETBALL 1BoHom Lefty From Row C We-ltl I Hatton C Bnckmxnn J SIDCQ B Bart NI Schlec NI Wcatherlw R Dlxon NI Crabb I SIDLQ Second Row D Callaxsax C Oshuxn P Txggu I Hfulmd C Shannon B Paulson E. Ixmff X Luplnaccl B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL fCenfer Rughi Fronf Row J Slpu C Rcld J Cllputllck NI Clabb S Fst Iund Second Row Ii DIXOU P Iafrcm P Tlgges C Shannon B Nloxffm D Callauax B SQUAD BASKETBALL IBoHom Rnghfy Fronf Row NI Crabb N Lupxnacu S Johnson S Scullx Second Row R Sublw J Nhxon NI NIcN'amna S I-Iood P Tlggc-Q Eughfy sux len. 'seiand Rb'w:'n. Jusnusf ls: Morgan, C. Osborn., P. Lan-em, P. Gale. B SQUADASPEEBBALL ITo'p izighfy-Frrmh 'Rowz '15. Illiting r i JUNICR HIGH jAI'6ll'lC2 Mr Florance has been a member of Ihe tumor hugh Iacully for Iwenly nine years He began as a socxal cuence and mafh Ieacher an I923 In I93I he became Ihe pruncnpal and has proved Io be a very capable Irlendly and Iaulhful leader In Ihese Iwenfy one years Mr Florance as a Irnend of all sludenls and wall be remembered for hrs Icundness and guldance nn Ihe many years fo come FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Each semesfer Ihe sfudenf body elecls a councnl of offucers Io govern Ihelr sfudenf Irle The lrrsl semesler ofhcers were GLENN WITTERS Presndenl KEITH BARTOL Vice Pressdenl MARJORIE WILLIAMS Secrelrary DELORES WITTERS Serge-anl al Arms D Wuffers R Wlson K Barfol G Wnffers M Wnllnams SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS I-Ieadung Ihe lun or hugh sludenf governmenl Ihe econd semesler was Boyd Lusle presudenf wnfh Ihe help of Ihe olher offvcers BOYD LISLE Presldenl' BOB MEYERS Vice Presudenl' KAY FISI-IER Secrelary VERN JEFFREYS Sergeanl al Arms B Meyers S Cox B Lasle K Fsher V Jeffreys Mit N nefy ro RANDY WILSON , ,Program Chairman SUSAN COX ,V,Y, I .,.. I ,,,, Program Chairman X I Q N Q A g 'N ,.l1f,..4 I X -X From Washinglon His+ory 'lo P E To lhe righl is Harmon Thompson direclor of Washingion hislory malh and science Office assislanr and Eng lush inslruclor is Sharon Tidwell and Melvin Warfield coaches boys phys ical educalion and algebra From Home Economics +0 Shop . . . To 'rhe righi is Sara Broclr, advisor ol home economicsg Eugene Adamson, who reaches science and marhg Dale Boyer, clireclor of malh. social science and English: and William Barfol, lrainer in shop. From English lo Social Science To ihe lefl is Joe Nelson who leaches English mafh and science Floyd Pond The educalor of social science Wash inglon hisrory business framing and science librarian and English feacher is Phil Salisbury and lasl yer noi leasl Mary McNeal inslrucls in English so cial science and marh From Ma+h 'lo Science To lhe lell is Arfhur Brown in charge of social science and malh' Lynn Jackson who reaches social science malh and English' Barbara Case who supervises The girls physical educa- lion and social science and Louis Casey who inslrucls in nnalh and science. - Ninefy-one mm.-3 l NINE ONE Froni row Lewss McFarlano Lrnda McManus Marfha Shoop Darleen l-love Davxd Wnllons LaVonne Smslh Keslrh Barlol Edwnna Bancrofl Rodney Palmer Second row Jacloe Braden Fern Moldenhauer Rodney Roy Dawn Refers Raymond Carslens David Schusler Wanda Traulman Conrad McCla:n Thlrcl row Margie Lewrs Melba Jenlcun Don Sfroup Phyllss Tucker Roberf VanZand+ Donna Behler Phrl Lemm Nedra Whale Fourfh row Mr Pond Kay Callahan Rufh Finney Rod Mayer Ronny Mason exf Bal' 6 0,0 omoreri NINE TWO Fron+ row La ry Weaver Loralee Yochum Gary l-lollenbeclc Judy Long Sharon Crabb Bob Moser Joan Dunwnddue Marilyn Enhng Sylvua Currnn Thlrd row Vance Vallandrgham Chad Wilson Glenn WuHers Sally Weeks Jaclc Ewing Mary Jane Welch Dorolhy l-lexghfon Mary Kelso Pafly Ewnng Fourfh row Mr Adamson Duane Johnson Lynn Wenssenfels Waller Schmndf Douglas l-lean Charles Fred 'eRoy Foresman Q N nefy Two ... ' ' T Y D ' Fa xv - I ' 5 Y Ak .,,,. , . ' ' Q F 1' 3 .s F Q uy'o A .' D' X., -x Afegf,g,Q l t lvrmil K I :gi ' . is 4 Y , . l - I W ' 5 I. Franlcie Taylor, Larry Burnell. Second row: Mike Mraz, Linda Mashburn, Rodney Galen, Dean Pope, Harold Rolph, ' . rr . 1 I V N , , D - , K Y' sf L '. Y P ,. , C U 4 31 nv? ,, I K 4 A ,.,,,. ,N , 'M , J liz: N f f y xx. Osborn Gary Gray Faye Clark Everell Long Second row Bill Founlain John Frazier Jame Nave 'eonard Adams Bull Raunvulle Margarel Polumslcy Pal l-lazelllne Pal' Sherman Third row Kenny Pelers Marvin Ryser Margery Ragan Pally Knowles Carollee Green Maureen Jenlcuns Mary Curliss Fourlh row Bob Garlman Gene Shaffer Dick Weslmoreland Jerry Coslello Dean Swenson James Wilson Eva Lynn Wilson Karen Pierslorll Mr Warlueld slanding in baclc .N ,S1'AO0K.H2I'2 ,W 0l'l'l0 NINE FCUR Fronl' row Larry Bennell Larry Price Beverlv Conglelon John Harrunglon Gloria Ewing Je 1 Paflon Kay l-lipp 'aclcie Winger Second row Wayne Dinwuddie Norma Lee Kerr Kahe Wilson Jane Birdsell Rulh Kauffman Mary Kelley Third row Gordon Florence Susan McDaniel Virginia Lulce Jaclcie Meyers Shirley Saarela Barbara Adkins June Peavey Lorella Fellows Penny Pumphrey Fourlh row Miss Case Billy l-laynes Dick Jagow Marshall Slcellon Joe Slreel Earl Harding if xg ww mi' N N....,.s -naw Ninety three .QQ 4 x .4 , Q I L 6 tgwt x .aa a 'I , 1' i , ' J ' gi., V L T , gg 5 :V.. ' - , I' -4- S-Q 4 a 1 Q - VZ ki i r',, ish 4 L J f ' : V L I l A i X, i ...,.: 1, X 1 I i r ,K N, Xi? x i Q X , NINE-THREE-Fronl row: Gary Parlen, Kenny Coe, Virginia Townsend, Paul Michael, Danny Sullivan, Mardell . . . . t e - - : , ' , I , ' , ' ' , ai . i . wJ i U - 5 I i i i I D i - i i Y 5 A gy , Q assess ...i.,,. . ' L ' ' dxf K' QT , r G - fi 'F J ' ' Q I i 1 V ' in xr c Wu 'u I ' 5' Q, 5 ' ' t ,' B ' 'T by fn. .r .K NX :yr x . v Ski 5- ii ,AM l tb ii l 1 3 f er Tl ' . . .fe N f ' 1 A 'Z 7 3 g Qlfx 'pan qv: 'Moi 9 QQ , - EIGHT ONE Fronf row Lola Grogan Make Lockwood Vern Jeffreys Deanna Kumpula Olufa Wlmle Jolwn Herun Karen McM1llan Judy Hnpp Second row Carol Merlz Dons Laurufzen G orge Saxberq Davnd Carlson John Beck Vurgunua Durand Melvin Nye Muke Kelley Third row Harold Renslwaw Vesfa Voss Diana McKay Clmarlolfe Reed C rol Beloul Carol Garner Clara Tanner Gay Flfe Four+h row Jerry Aknns Charles Paunrer Raymond Henmgarlner Duane Ogden Leroy Walker Vernon Granburg Ken Brnlron Mlke Cufler Mr Thompson OLU jme me EIGHT TWO Froni' row Marla Arnold Howard Glrdden Lorna Slevenson Charles Smnllw Clwarlolle Knme Dor ald Knowles Judy Barllwolomew Edward Blake Mnnnle Calen Second row lvlarlean Baker Judy Darsf Roy DeLaney Edwnna Vnrleloe Jack Haney Slnaron Caldwell Ronald Parker Randy Wilson Tlnrd row Wanda Warfleld Carol Wolbunq Roberl Remsen Glenda MCL ughlrn Norman Taylor Joanne Hoffman David Allen Januce Hoffman DaryllJenkIns Four+l1 row Mr Wllson Donald Huber Gary Planf Denms Banrd Vernon Moreman Wayne Land kammer Jack Coflland ,,!' 1.- 4-QQ 't ::n'? -Q w-,S I n Q '21 Nmefy four Q N I. . ll 2 X Q v 4 . a ' ' 2 ax, l I - I J ' sl R' K' V X x '1 ta I , .I ,ffl ! ,AY A ,I u , , C1 V If if , ' ,. F ' .N I 4 l Y 5 'T' 1 , ' 11 I . I Wf- x . A E A . ' ? . . 'I , E v . ' I- . '. n ' i ' , . ' Q ' . ,L , ' C O 6 I D C l I I G . , I I U I 1 I iv I .A R . VL E rf' , R ff v R 5 .1 I . pg 'N I H :sie V 1-iw l M EIGHT THREE Fronf row Sandra Holden Carl Pelerson Carole Green Benny Marlin Sharon Bridger Bully Wnlks Marllyn Nuqenr Bernard Klunger Joyce Shoemaker Second row Harold Hendrnck Shirley Sangsfer Teddy Baker Lene Andersen James Tomlanson Mary Ann Colluer Karl Bernl en Third row Judy Mules Noreen Wrnghl Shirley Walls Rose Marne Johnson Kay Fisher Jnmmy Griffin Susan Cox Phyllis Tomlunson Jay Barnell Ronnue Loomus Four+h row Mr Brown Allan Korvola Greg Frederuckson Larry Chamberlnn Roberf Powers David Hwrzel Monle Abbo+'r O jutuff gI'25Al'I'Lel'l EIGHT FOUR Fronf row Richard Wulson Duane Harmon Dana Vandeburgh Donnie Prulchard Carolyn Magney S+eve Pnlrrman Nnckre Layron Jessie Knnney Second row Joyce Co+e Velda Blankrnshup Daryl Baully Sharon Frazuer Gal Flelcher Larry Campbell Margarel Sfalfer Von Kuehn John Hoffman Third row Beverly Fsrzgerald l-larruef Harding Mnke Pellon Barbara Cox Orvnlle Blackburn Vnolef Reed Davnd Walks Duck Smufh Don Clark Fourfh row Leazan Johnson Judy Wuckland Delores VanZand'r Joe Brown Pai Brown Bob Meyers Brlly Henderson Nmefy fave Q i A - g ,J , , - - , ' , ' rv -nr Y . ' , , 1 H Y Y, 1 , . M Q U ,l sv - A' 3 .- ' f 4- ' - - -'i?.ff.fi G . s 4 . , r Q ' - I ,. 5 1 1 ,J -r W -T K J, .Q , 1. V .Q . A. 1?- - 6 1, K Rx 'T' 7 1. V 'tx 'M K 0 v - , . z s . , X . L . 1 . . . . . UI' I , T or 5' gn, . xwf ..,,,. J A J., .. A U X ,, vhm . , ., Am D -3 A i' 4, gi A s .a -- S-. - - X , , 2 , , - . S , , ., X r - fy .N ' ff J Y A X . A - .. Q . , 4 . ' . D ' ' - ' . -y TT W I 1 - ' x L 1' he f SEVEN ONE Froni' row lvlarslyn l-lnpp Melvun Warlueld Donna Davns Fred Boll Bolo Senler Sandra Schmudl Donna Nes Mnlce l-luber Curhs Shoemalcer Second row Sue Ward Belly Walcefueld Sharon Slorey Sharon Rurherford Judy Gram Davad Burnell Leland Knapp Don Jagow Thord row Juanrla Applnnglon lvlargarel Lrllle Joan Fosfer Janelle Grnm Twula Johnson Pal Kelley Bruce Reed Darrell Adams Fourih row Mr Jackson Sleve Foredyce Alan Pallerson Jerry Davas Davnd Nash John Odom Rnchard Vail 3 Ja 5 .SZU8l'ltA glwlblefff SEVEN TWO Froni' row Kurl Wolbmg Gary Peavey Duane Puyear Joe Abboll Carolyn Walklns Lorralne Healon Janice James Florence Tomlnnson Darlene Palmer Second row Douglas Sanlro Glen Mnchael Rnchard Blnmlca Wanda Gushn Barbara Snmon Darlene l:Ields Donna l-lenunger Jannce Auqur Third row Max Smolun ln Charles Darsl' Roberl James James LeKander Joe Wnlson Bull l-lallns Paulune Curhss Carolyn Small' Louuse Eller Four+h row Mr Casey John Spangler Larry Slreal Dale Chrnslensen Larry Shaffer ff N nefys x - ' I I I I I I SI I - - I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I I - : - I I . . . . I I I I I - 0 II n 0 . I . . - ' I I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I I I I I I - - 3 I I I I I I I -I - - - I I I I - Y' 'fe' -lf v W v' I I I A I, H 1 '. v 'W R -M - . . I N ,...-... Q' ' A v' ,If I X ,w':.g:,.a I, .I L 'I - 1 . I l , . .J I . , ,A '52 i - i I SEVEN THREE Froni' row John l-lam Janene Mullug Gary Charnberlrn Donna l-laag Lane Phrllrps Vsclcey Bolen Fred Hughes Jo Anne Cooper Marvun Beclcwulrh Second row Wayne Knlghr Shirley Templefon John Goefzunger Ann Rnrzheurner Harold Brown Lawrence Vxfallers Judy Edwards Gary Safage Sue Schneclclolh Mnlce McConnell Thsrd row Darrel Fred Sharon Kung Nelson Grogan Joyce Welker Paul Townsend Nancy Garlrnan Ronne Srorey Carolee Hagen Qalph Smnlh Roy Shoemalce Mr Boyer sfandnng IH back 0l'l'L0l'l'0l,U 5 QUCZQPJ SEVEN FOUR Fron+ row Carl Moore Sally Banlcson Sleven l-lenunger Mary Glidden Gene Landrus Belly Ellrs Larry Snodderly Duane Slaybaugh Second row Jerry Wnlsey l-larley Ksme Ann Rnnard Carole Goplerud Barbara Thompson Dnclc Vngue Ronald Pafron Vera Mrchae' Sugrnd Kanfola John Shaughnes y Third row Mrss McNeal Galen Rogers lran Caldwell Larry Tusssng Dennns Wood Barbara l-laugen Annelle Jensen Snnoue Henderson Phrllup Flelcher Judy Redshaw 'mlm sf WM N nefy seven , - Q A J A , - , M A. 4 y . , ' .. 5' , . i pf sf -- - V A-gf. ,Q ' 'ff - ' f A' , F' f- '-4 4 1' I, 1, ' 4 . lj R , 'K 4 , g i Q. 'V fl oz-, Y, l ,E 1 If . . .d 9, J : .fr f I fi . 1' Q as E 1 , y 1 V f I . 7 s I . . . ,. , J T '- V - , 1 ' Y . or A A X lf' 5 , . . X , 5 V ' ' . L g Vg S 15' T . . . L f if Y x . Q Y P M' ' ' F 4 F J ' ' A F - S ' ' y . ' gg X . rr . K i ' t . 7 : . I? V u ' . K V i . y ff ,,zza,,fm Sally Weelcs Marlorue Wllluams and Jane Bnrdsell The Iunuor hugh cheer leaders led yells aT The B Souad and Treshman TooTball and paslceTball games These glrls sT1mulaTed en Thusnasm and pep and lcepT up The sp1ruT and good sporTsmanshlp aT The games Leff to Rlghi S Weeks M Wllhams J Blrdsell LUZJ Cnvus Club as an honorary club d:recTed by Mr WarT1eld The memoers are selecTed Tor ouTsTanonng gualuhes rn scholarshlp cuTuzen shuo eadershup Trxendshsp and sporTsman ship Their acTnvuTues deslgned To Improve C J H S are Trnanced Through The sale oT Candy aT The hall Candy counTer Fronf Row X1 Jetfleys C Shoemakex 'X Layton K Mclllllan WI Staltel G VIcLaugh11n L Yochum S NVard L NIcManus X R1tZh0lll1SI' S Schneckloth C Goplerude D Dans J Abbott G Mxchael Second Row C Beloxt C Jefflexs K FlShel J YYlCk1llI'ld D Michael R Calstens K Bartol NI Pelton J Haney R Wllson V Durand Third Row S Weeks I Long E Wllson 'V Whlte L Nlashbuln P Sherman NI Kelso P Knowles M Cultlss S Clabb B Fltzgerald S Sangster S Cox J Grlm D Lauutzen Mr War fleld Fourfh Row D Swenson K Peters R Mason R 'Vlayel D Schustex D Hlrzel L wV8lSS6l'lf61S C YVIISOII C Fred D Pope A Korvola V Moreman J YVIISOYI B NIEVEIS patlvf f This group oT boys under The supervnsuon oT Mr Brown polnced The cross wallcs and promoTed saTeTy aT The lunnor hugh Each year a capTaun and Two lueuTenanTs are chosen Thrs year They were CapTaun Bull Rarnvulle and LleuTenanTs Mnlce PelTon and Charles Fred Left to Rughf 'VIr Brown M Huber J Grxffm C Fred R Powers G Plant L Chamberlm G Saxberg l K Brltton M Pelton Nmefy eughf Q .. , A . . T . . . . , . , . LL - l T . . I . . . , . l . ' - . - v . , , ., , . . ' ' . , , ,, ,v 1 . , . . ', . . , . , .. , .. . 1 . ' ' , . . '. ' .' v ' ' '. ' T ,. ' Carlsen, D. Knowles, D. Sullivan, G. Hollenbeck, P. . . 1 ' V 1 Q v - . 1 A ' Y v I V1 . ,rl . , . .D ' , . ' , . . V v ' X' 1 ' tv 9 ' T Q! ' 1 -A w - - - 1 - 1 w ' ' .'l ', . ', . , . . . T . . T . . l . , W V . . 3 . . . , . , . , . 5 ' ' J ' 1 ' J ' v l'ClI'i'la Thus club consnsts of a number ol student actors and their advnsor Mr Casey They are gnven the opportunity to oartacupate an pays readfngs and other forms ol dramatac acluv :ty One of their prolefts was guvung the play l-lenrys Maul Order Wife at the P T A Follles Standlng 0 Blackburn L Mgvlanus 'VI Casex Front Row W Txautman 'VI Jenkms N baxtman B Thnrd Row R Sllllth I lNaxL V Xoss V Bolen W 6 olziler Cf 6 T s club surely lets xt be lcnown by rs many actuvltues that at exists The members sponsored several dances and with the re turns bought a mnrror tor the gurls locker room They awarded the Bantam Chuck to the room wnlh the best representation at ball games Mass Case ns 'rheur advusor Front Row MISS Case K McM1llan K F1sher,D Laurltzen, G McLaugh11n, M Stalter, J Wlcklund, V Durand, S Cox Second Row M Wllllams, P Sher man J B1rdsel1,M Nugent, S Holden, J Bartholo mew, N Layton, P Tomlinson Thlrd Row J Long, N Kerr, M Extmg, S Sangster, L Anderson, N W11ght,C B910lt, L Johnson, S Caldwell Fourth Row J Patton, .I Mvexs, E Bancroft, M Ragan, L Mashburn, S Watts Fifth Row N Wh1te,S Currm, P Hazeltme, S Weeks, M Osburn L Hutson am iw 01162 The only club at the Junuor l-lloh for seventh graoe stuoents IS the Dance Club wwch nnstructed by Mlss Tldwell The schothsche waltz and lox trot are ol'T1OI'1Ql'l'1e oarces they have learned an addlhon to ballroom danclng Front Row D Adams C Nllchatl S Bankson G Landlus D Haag R Patton B 'lhompson F Hughes C Shoemaltex D Xlgue Second Row M Xxralflild Dans S Xxdld C Gop elud L Daxs A humer L Phlllxps S SChlllldt S Templeton Thlrd Row C Rogcls R Storex J Dans J Shaughnessx S Hendexson S Schneckloth P Cuxtls B Wakefield C Wolf J Cum Fourth Row I Caldwell L Waltels G Saxage J YXIISOH L 'lussmg C Smith J Ifostu Vllss Tlcluell P Fletchex B Reed a Nlhefy nine . . -' , f ' , - g . s . L . . lx D . . . . f IQV Il., , ,?,,,,, ' I ' QF ' - F .,., .,.,,,, 1 AA Ellis. Second Raw: M. Shoop, C. Watkins, P. Michael. ' Q, j , , . , . . , I, IS ' , l D. -' , .. Y' - , . 1 - . 1 nz. . Ritz- l I ' ' . . '. . . 0 7 hi ' 't ' . . r - 4. ,-f .wk g -' - X , W FuTure l-lomemakers OT Arneruca us an orporaTed non proTuTorganuzaT1on whose aurn TS To luve beTTer Today so ThaT The luves oT Theur Tannulues oT Tomorrow may be beTTer Under The supervusuon oT Mrs Brock These gurls made lhanksguvung placecards Tor The hospuTal Trays and ChrusTrnas guTTs Tor The orphanage Fronf Row J James J Copper S Kmg S FIHZISI man J Welker F TBNIOI L Fellows P lxnoxxles Thlrd Row K TNIISOH J Dl!'IYSlddl9 C 'Hertz F Tom llnson I Stuenson S Congleton J 855 ana! 6AeCLel 5 By readung books and lusTenung To Mr War Tueld s explanaTuons The TuoenTs un Thus club learn To play a Taurly skulled game oT euTher Chess or Checkers The rnosT ouTsTandung ac TuvuTy oT The year us The bug Tournar'nenTs un The Sprung To deTermune The Chess and Checker kung Front Row G Lhaunbexlm J Abbott J Halungton H Rolph D Hove J Edwards G Jeffreys D Sulll sun L Coopel Second Row M Welch R Calen G Floxcnce R Adams J Exung D Pope G Hollen beck R Sllllth Thurd Row lx Pxexstolff J Braden I Alun J Wllson WI Schwuger W Dlnvuxddle L Foxsxnann B l'ounta1n Fourfh Row M1 Warfleld K Petexs B Lxsle D Swenson J Costello R Maxer I Walker D Westmoreland -e One hundred 'W-0. ll'Cl'a t To help These ThurTy boys develop a hobby us The purpose oT Thus club These boys spend Theur Turne buuldung model planes cars and boaTs They are noT Tryung To Tackle These bug prouecTs alone Mr BarTol us Theur very capaole unsTrucTor Front Row If Long L Campbell R DeLong L PIICG C Petuson D Jenkms D Knowles J Wmgex VI Xxe C Smlth Second Row Mr Baxtol J Hexm G Rabw H Broun J LeKande1 R Helmgaltnel G Saxbug H Renshaw G Cray M Kellx Thlrd Row D Ogden L 'utleat V Vloxeman F Blake B Galt man D Huber J Brown l , . A . . f , D , . - I - Q V T ' y - ' .' v - ' 'z , '. '. : . ' . . , '. Tx v ' A ' v ' v. 1 - 1 ' ' - . . - I - - - 'T 'J - T 'I V n - . ' , . ' , , , . . . ,' . r' ' A - ' ,, 4. '. . , 0 QM Q , 1 ,- . . . X . ' un- 'I .- ' ' .L Y F - . . . . -- 51 I . . I ' ' U . I xv ,A . T I 1 T ll A P. Smith, C. Green. Second Row: Mrs. Brock, J. Hoff- In T , . - , . ' 4 v ' 1 - ,V w - x 1 A ' ' I 2 q ............ ' a 0 I J' '. , ' ' ' Qi. X I . I . . x s- . . . I . L, ly A , v A ' . . J.. 4 A . ft ' : I, , .' , . , . w. '.'- Tu -' V - .-. . -u 1 A '. ' .Tv - V ' v ' xv - 4 T uv - ' ,. ' A B. v' h 9 .A.' ' V., ' : ' . . ', . ' . Aff!! Ambrhous young arhsls weayung purses, malcung paper mache animals paunhng wulh wafer colors drawing wnlh charcoal or worlc :ng on one of Hwe numerous olher propecls can be found un lhe Ar? Club Mr Gueser gives Hwe sfudenls many shmulahng Ideas and Hue arf room us fu'l of prolecls Front Row B Qmmn G Flte B Klmglex Second Row R bhoemakex J Augn E Xlttetoe Thlrd Row D W11klYlS R Vanlandt L Ellen C Tannex P ....--Q 512, ni s JM ff, zsmf One of The newesl clubs al C J H S us lhe l-lullbully Band under The durechon of a new feacher Mr Boyer In 'lf 1S club are sludenls who have lnleresls IO Weslern music and are guven a chance +o express Hr un varuous ways. playsng lheur unslrumenls, singing or lnslenung lo records D Heughfon, R Fmnev, S Crabb, D Fields, C Darsf, D Fred, Mr Boyer 5 ' M sllaflmm f Cf A Mr Adamson and Mr Nelson leach lhe arr of worlcung wnh lealher 'ro lhus larae group of looys They have had a very unlereshng year malcung many leaH1er arhcles such a bells lcey cases bulllolos ano mofcassns Froni Row J Ham S Plttllli-1l'l K Vkolbxng L Weaxex L Bennett J Spanglex J Coetzmgel B YKl1lxS M Huber NI Beckxuth Second Row 'VI Ab bott L Buxnell D Clalk IJ Balllx L McFarland R QHISIGDS G Fredezlclxson C MCCIHIU M McCon nell K Hlpp Thlrd Row C WYIIIEIS P Iemm D Stxoup M Mxaz VS Schmldt C Vkllson C Pamtex I Shaffcx D Xhlks IN Gxogan Fourfh Row Mr Adamson A IKOIXOIH J FIHZIGI D Johnson L Cham bellm B Hendexson M Rxsex 'VI Skelton M1 lNQlS0l'l One hundred one r u 1.1, ,. ' ' if t 2 ' J . . ' .H X ' x 575: 7 Y h 11 .fic X . 1 1 ,C ' ' , or-11 ,fy g wsx r A e'Yhl r C. 0 V A' Hx .cs . :.': -xy .. . . : 3. 5 Blown, J. Darst, Mr. Gieser. Kau'ffman, Y U Z ll, . . V I S . r , , . 0 0 ' L L md , . Cfafgfl lne goal ol lhe Crall Cluo ls lo create oeauhlul plaaues and hgurlnes lhrouqh mold u q them from plaster ol Paras palnhnq and aoolng le ln shlng louc es Perhaps 'rls ounds qu +e easy ye-Jr ll one ol Mr Thornp lhlrlv one club rnernoers were asfceo one w ulcl Tlnd lhal ll reoulres S-clll and oahence ont Row N lawlol X Nloxcman C Pernex PLIIIIPIIILN B Congleton S cond Row I- Bxtl D Puxeax .J Tomlmson X Townsend S Saaxcla NI Jenkins L Gxogan Thnrd Row M Hlpp R Palmcx Hun D Peters P luckcl B Hau W W r fleld C Wolbxnv Fourth Row L Ellls I Pedxu I- alk lx Button C Kme Ixnapp Xplmqton NI IXLIIIIPUIB B XCllxlnS M1 Thompson One hundred iwo 3 f and .S?l'eCLl'Yl Mr Brown has charge ol a very popular club ol orospechve hunlers and hshermen Ihey learn aboul hunhng hslnlng safely wrlh uns and lhe care of equnpmenl ln a pare hme They sludy lhe conservahon l dnfe Front Row R Nhlson H IikllClllClx D Santo J Bcck F Stuenson B Mxrtm X Ixuchn J Ixlnnex J Hott man 1 Baku Second Row H Stucnson M Smolm ski M Pclton P Townsend R WVllSOI'l P Chustcnsen C' Plant Ix Benntsen R LOOITIIS Thnrd Row R Po NLIS B Meyers R Row W Landkammex NI Cut lc D Allcn K Baxtol B Raxnvlllc D SChllbl.Ll J Coffland Fourth Row F Haldlng L bchaffcx B Hnnes L YY1.lSSLI1fLlS R Nlason R Jxgoxs IJ Hnzel 'PX' Q ,WA CH The hrsr semesler floss club under M Jackson learned aboul lhe French lanquaoe and lhe country ol France During Jrhe second sernesler, lhe club underloolc a new prolecl the malcunq ol Scrapbooks of various lnnds Front Row J Shoennkex L Magnew L Heaton V Jefflexs D Ness B Sentel M Arnold D Jagou Second Row M Bake: S Rutherford V Blanken ship B Fltlgelald D Bulnett P Kelley J Haney J Odom A Patterson Thlrd Row J Hoffman M Kellev R Johnson D McKay C Reed V Reed S Foredyce 'I Johnson D Nash Fourih Row Mr Jackson E Wilson M Little I GI'lI'l1 M Kelso P Evwmg R Val! l I 1 . - - f -1- l ' ' . . . . . - 1 Q , . ny 3 , . o Wil l' . , l 1 .VA : V: sm. 1 w -L' ' . , . ' , . ' ' . . l' . . V lx . .. . '. ' . , . '. ' : . '12 - '. - ' , - ' ' H - 'll - . z.. . 9. ' '. , 2' .. . 1 -5. .. S , ,z '. . . I u Q I in kg I .A . t . . . 5 xl I ' fl . ' , - I . , if In rf ll J - +1 I , f, , M, , - - A 1. - c 1 1 l . - . . ,N X Fd H , , I . 5 A , R :u, 'l: - W 1 ' N f . . 5 ,. . XA o c I . , . , l V I 'gg Fr -, '- . 1. P. --5,1-.e :'.z.. x' ', K, 4, , Y. ,:. qx Q.. . nz, . gen. ', 'a- Cl .'. -' . Q , . , F. 1, J I . ' V- - 1 - qv - 4 s ' Y' I . H V '. - ' lv ' il' V 1 ' V 1 I 5 n - Q . , . . . ' : . , . ,J - v - .Ya - v ' w i' -' . . lt . - n v-- I - - - , - l W s D '. 0lll'l'lCl, ldffl Thls club s re-sponsrble Tor publfshlnq The Iumor hugh paper The Chuclf s ChaTTer IT as a mlmeoqraphed paper whlcl' comes ouT on r-ruday mornunq during The TrrsT pe nod The TudenTs do all The news gaTherlng Typmnq and prlnhnq under The supervzsuon OT Mr Salrsbury Front Row L Xochum M Polumsln D XHI1dLlJlllgh J Fuck D Hannon C, Clean R Moldenhaucx M CLIIUS Second Row C Gfunu J Mlles J Hlpp M Collxer S Budgel S MCIJHHISI Thlrd Row Mr SZITIQTJLIIX gferf l'l'lClI'l Zgalelgaf This years Treshman baslceTball squad showed much promise and should develop nnTo an ouTsTandnng hrqh school club Good Team play was In evudence ThroughouT The season and The abnluTy To score was shown by all mem bers OT The squad The Trosh won sux games and losT Two scorung 363 pounTs To Thenr op ponenTs 242 po:nTs Froni Row D Sulhxan P Lemm G W1tf6lS B Llsle L Wexssenfels B Haynes Mr Walfxeld Second Row K Bartol P Mlchael G Hollenbeck K P0f6lS R Mason D Shoup R Carstens R Calen CLQILCQ Numerous acTavsTles are perTormed Th luTTle club lTs Twelve members have Thesr own responsnbulmes whnch Include carsnq Tor The planTs aquarium and bulleTun boards OThe s work on model planes cars and bOaTs CollecT roclcs and prepare simple experrmenT Now one need noT wonoer why Mzss 'v1CNea always so busy Left Row J WIISLX S HCIIIDHEI L M0019 H Kuna MISS Mcheal Middle Row D Slaybaugh A Jensen D Balrd A Rmard J Nflllllg X Nllchael D Hcmngc-1 Rxghf Row D Wood J Barnett J Redshau M Glld den H Glldden R Palkex One hundred Three . I . . . ,.. . . . . ll . S ' . ' . . , .. , . . , . ' . '. 1' , . ', . . J. ', . ' . ' : . W 1 . I X ' k Q? l in ,ls . M VI vi I Q Y .,,-Q. V T S' T m R f , z TS A me , . I . G obhln 54: aww Front Row N Mxchael C Duuand A Jensen J Foster S Congleton P Curtuss N Lavton G Fute D Ogden D Hxrzel L Streat A Rmard B Thompson B Ellxs Second Row D Palme: C Watklns K Fisher J Grlm C Goplerud S Hendelson G Rogers Keuhn D Santo J Wllson D Ballly F Tomlmson D Henmgel S Holden L Heaton Thurd Row L Eller J Hlpp F Clark Kumpula J Bratchex J Augxl VI Pelton L Shaffer D Jenl-uns V Moreman S Kantola C Mertz S Sangster L Anderson Fourfh Row P Sherman C Green J Redshaw C Reed N Voss H Hendrlcks N Taylox V Jeffreys M Nye O Whlte D Laulltzen C Belolt Fufih Row C Smith C Tanner M Nlugent L McManus N Sanders J Coffland J Haney C Petels L Campbell E Wilson V Durand G McLaughlin IIJLLOI' 'e6! KAOFUJ l-lere la The sTory oT how our large vocal groups orugunaTed All Through The unTermeduaTe There was usually dauly classroom sungung and musuc pracTuce Many sTudenTs were greaTly unTeresTed and showed much TalenT Thus us acTually where musuc apprecuaTuon beguns and musuc TalenT sTarTs To develop When These pupuls reached The uunuor hugh There was no classroom sungung uusT The chorus whuch was open To everyone even Though They couldnT carry a Tune very well Mr Gardner has been heard To say Anyone who puTs TorTh an eTTorT and Trues us welcome un The chorus LPA L gill? l'0ul06 Jane Burdsell PaT Sherman and Carrollee Green made up The uunuor gurls Truo whuch parTucupaTed un PTA orograms and assemblues The May FesTuval and The uunuor hugh concerT were also uncluded un Thus year s acTuvuTues Januce l'ToTTman and Carrollee Green were The accompanusTs Tor The muxed chorus and Mary Ann CurTus was accompanusT Tor The gurls Truo The durecTor oT These numerous vocal groups us Mr. Gardner. Left to Right: J. Birdsell, P. Sherman, C. Green, M. Curtis, J. Hoff- man, Mr. Gardner. One hundred four Front Row P Futzley J Bartholomew L Heaton C Durand S Watts J Wicklund S Cox V Vallandlgham D Baud D Fields J Edwaxds J Shoemaker V Bolen D Vandehuxgh D Harmon S Schneckloth Second Row S Caldwell M Colen S Rutherfold J Mullig J Daist G Jeffxeys L Stevenson W Warfield C Magney B Wakefield M Arnold E Vittetoe D VanZandt Thurd Row P Smith C Wolblng R Johnson C Green P Tomlinson D Davis S Ward D Nash K Berntsen L Buxnell M Williams S Crabb S Moomaugh M Baker J Miles Fourth Row S Currm P Ewing 'VI Colliers S Bridger C Kime D Haag R Wilson T Baluel O Blackburn G Plant M Kelso S Watts N Gartman uluor .N 94 Songdferd Thus year the uunuor hugh muyed chorus under the durectuon ot lxfr Rex Gardner consusted ot two groups One group practuced the turst halt hour and the other the second halt hour ot tourth peruod When put together these groups totaled 140 vouces Parents and truends wull long remember the thrull they receuved when they heard the young choru members sung the sturrung Fred Warung arrangement ot the Battle Hymn ot the Republuc wuth the 80 member hugh school muxed chorus un the annual tall concert They were teatured un tne uunuor hugh Chrustmas concert and a number ot assemblues They also partucupated un the uunuor hugh concert un the sprung and the May Festuval UFLLOI' Oyff 30064 uarfef Thus group ot eught boys sang '1 two assemblues and un the uunuor hugh concert Th y also toolc part un the May Fe tuval The double quartet us sumular to a barber shop quartet un that ut doesnt have accompanument and the boys assume the responsu buluty tor theur own practuce Left to Right V Vallandugham D Hurzel V Moreman J Haney M Pelfon H Hendrick D Jenkins L Campbell One hundred fuve Warfield, Frick, S.'King, L. 'I-lutson, B. Fitzgerald. Flfftt Row: Long, J. Hoffman, S. Wleelcs, L. Mclvlanus. Biting, si Foredyce: a o . . , . . Q I I . . I ' I 3 . . . . 0 7 . 1 . El . . . . . G e 3 . . . . . ' : . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . . Fron? Row J Foster J Gum 'J Hlrzel K Flshel F Clark R Vallandlgham J Haney T Johnson G McLaugh11n C Wolfe G Flte D L3llI'ltZ6I'l Second Row S Sangster V Nloreman V Durand J James M Pelton B Slmon D Lludt V Kuehn D Clalk D Flelds J Coffland S Holden 'VI Ny R Storey E Florence J WVIISES B Roads V Jeffreys J Haney D Adams C Darst Thlrd Row L Blue D Unruh S Leffler L Andelson G Sayage N Layton M Nugent J Auglr C Smlth S Storey J Barnett P Fletcher D Ballev G 'Vhchael G Rogers D Jenkins C Petelson R Delaney H KIIHC G Fletcher L Campbell N Taylor D Chrlstlanson D fuelcl C Sxmon S Lalson S Hemngel ll,I'lL0l' The gunuor hugh band under The durecTuon oT Mr Ed Wulluams consusTed oT eughTh and sevenTh graders and a number oT suxTh graders All The nunTh graders are un The hugh school band One oT The mosT umpressuve and sTrul4ung programs They parTucupaTed un was The Band ConcerT un February The gunuor hugh band combuned wuTh The hugh school and unTermeduaTe bands To play John Phullup Sousa s STars and STrupes Forever The band also appeared aT concerTs and varuous oTher programs Agaun Thus year They boarded The school buses bound Tor Lewusuon Tor Theur perTormance un The annual LewusTon lvlusuc FesTuval Cfaflllet ATHJQIM 2 Thus ensemble consusTs oT nune oT The besT claru neT players un The uunuor hugh band ln Theur spare Tume and class peruods They pracTuced old and new numbers Thus school year has been a very busy one Tor Them as They parTucupaTed un PTA programs uunuor hugh concerTs l.ewusTon FesTuval and The May Feshval Mr Wulluams us The unsTrucTor oT The yaru ous unsTrumenTal groups aT The uunuor hugh and hugh schools Lef? to Rughi K McMuIIan D Laurutzen C Wolfe K Fusher V Durand D Hurzel Mr Wulluams Absent when pucfure was taken G Fute J Foster J Gram One hundred sux : ' ' ' 'I 3 I ' I 3 ' ' .1 ' ' Vx ' A J ' J 1 ' y - . w ' v ' - ' ' : - s - - y - ' 3 - 9 - Q - , - Y a - 1 - 'J - . Sunith,,D.-Dgden, Hughes. 'Sunolinsl-fi, Hendridk. .Fourth 'Ffow-: D. Carlson, R. Vall, Jacobsoh, Green, Wood, M. War o o y . L . I . u ' : . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' ' . ' : . ' , . , . 5 . 4 fy' f , 'W 25 E ,Qi QB is S L Ji BQDSTERS 6!6ll L:5t0l'l ADAMS PHARMACY G fts to All Occas ons S xth and Sycamo e ALBOUCO S STORE Cla kston He ghts Phone 8 6644 ANDERSON HARDWARE Fuller Pa nts Glass General Hard are Floo Sa de s ASOTIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 81 TITLE CO Charles T Shrarp F fth nd Sycamo e Clarksto BANTAM HUT Cla ksto s Yo th Act ty Cente BARCLAY INSURANCE AGENCY Auto and F re Ins rance K p MCQ ary Agent BRODOCKS HIGHWAY SERVICE GARAGE Batter es T res and Accesso es Texaco Products BUNDY S RESTAURANT 340 D agonal Phone 8 5313 B L DAMASKIN CHEVRON SERVICE Atlas T res Batter Accessor es CLARKSTON BAKERY Bake y 8. Coffee Shop 922 S xth Street Com pl ents of CLARKSTON BARBER SHOP Hen y 0 Johnson CLARKSTON BEAUTY NOOK 905 S xth Phone 8 6351 Permanent Wa ng 8. Ha rdress ng Co pl ments of CLARKSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CLARKSTON DELIVERY SERVICE General Haul ng Joe Lup nacc 1328 Elm Phone 8 6991 One hundred ten Modem CLARKSTON FLOWER SHOP Phone 8 5741 Flo ers for All Occas ons CLARKSTON FUEL 81 FEED CO Stoke mat c Stoke s Aberdeen 8. Utah Coal Phone 8 2851 CLARKSTON FURNITURE CO 826 S xth Street Phone 8 5841 CLARKSTON HEIGHTS MARKET Complete Food Store Drygoods Lockers COME INN CAFE Qu ck L nches Ho e Made P e E erybody Welcome COMMUNITY FOODS MARKET Cong atulates 1954 Class Good Luck K ds C 84 S TIRE SHOP Phone 82451 315 D agonal ELM STREET CASH GROCERY Twelfth and Elm Phone 8 2861 Meats and G ocer es FAMILY SHOE STORE Complete L ne of Shoes for the Fa ly 9205 th FROSTY CUP Fla ored Frost es Hamburgers 416 D agonal GAMET S GROCERY AND LOCKERS 1433 Elm Phone B 6451 GRANT BELTS CO Fuel and Feed Dealers Phone 8 6818 HIGHLAND GROCERY Locker Boxes Founta n Lunch Meats Grocer es Feed i r i - i r w i . r i r i r i - i w - r n r - I a r , n - r n' u ivi . . n u - m - I s v I u i u , r i 1 I i , i ri Recapping, Vulcanizing, and Tires V - i . i r i i - ies i i mi ix r i v i , im I r . I i - . vi i i m i i -- i i - i - - . .. i .. 660' 6t0l'L EOSJQP6 HILLCREST AIRCRAFT CO Asot n Cou ty A rport Cla kston Wash Phone 8 6241 INDIAN MOTORCYCLES Allan McCla n 542 Fourth Pho e 8 5343 INLAND METALS Your F rnace Man 635 F fth Street J B LUMBER CO Wholesale Reta I Lumbe West EI Cla kston JOHNSON VARIETY STORE G fts a d Hobby Suppl es 83 S th Compl entsof DR HAROLD F KING Opto etrst KRESSNE 5 IO I5c G fts for All Occas ons 840 S xth Co pl ments of DR E A LARSON LEES MUSIC Home of Baldw n P anos 806 Ma n Street LELAND S Your Lead ng Lad es Apparel Store Ou Styles Are Co rect 940 S xth Clarksto LEWISTON CLARKSTON HATCH ERY Qual ty Baby Ch cks Clarkston Wash ngton Best W shes f om THEODORE H LITTLE Attorney at Law MADISON REPAIR SERVICE Appl ances Refr gerat on Rad o 616 Sycamore MAR LEE APPAREL Smart Cloth g for Lad es and Ch Idren 935 Ma n MECCA CAFE F ne Foods 830 Ma MARSHALL WELLS STORE Schurman 8. 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V r - llllff f0l'l ood tefd ADAMS AUTO SALES Your Ford Dealer Phone 3 3504 Lew ston Idaho ALDRICH MOTORS Studebaker Sales 8. Serv ce Lew ston Idaho C C ANDERSON S Northern Idaho s Greatest Store Lew ston Idaho ARMY NAVY STORE 313 D Street Lew ston Idaho LOU BELL MOTORS L ncoln Mercu y Twelfth and Ma n THE BOLLINGER HOTEL Coffee Shop and Cocoa Room Lew ston Idaho BURGERVILLE Beefbu ge s at The r Best Phone 3 7312 Compl ments of CAMAS OIL COMPANY THE CHINA CLIPPER Phone 3 1952 CITY DYE WORKS Exclus ve Luster zed Dry Clean ng Phone 3 4321 Co pl ments of C O D LAUNDRY Le ston Idaho DEAN S JEWELRY The Place to Go for the Names You Know 810 Ma n Le ston Idaho DEAN S SHOE SHOP Qual ty Boots 8. Shoes 625 Ma n Street THE DIAMOND SHOP 624 Ma n Street Lew ston Idaho DUTHIE COMPANY Our Seeds Grow Fr ends 1101 Ma n Lew ston Idaho EAST END FUEL CO Utah K ng Coal Phone 31451 EAST END TRADING CO Complete Home Furn sh ngs Lew ston Idaho Best W shes of ECHTERNACH ELECTRIC CO THE EMPORIUM Lew ston s Only Home 0 ned Department Store KENNETH L ENGMAN Downsta rs The Empor um Photographer of Interest ng People ENGSTROM STUDIO The F nest n Photography 4 Dav es Bldg Lew ston Idaho ERB HARDWARE C Wholesale and Reta I Lew ston Idaho THE EVERGREEN Texaco Goodyear Lew ston Idaho FAIRLEY S H 81 H BOOTERY Shoes for All the Fam ly Le ston Idaho FIRST SECURITY BANK OF DAHO Le ston Idaho FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LEWISTON Sa ngs and Home Loans GARLINGHOUSE MEMORIALS Memor als of D st nct on 1603 Ma n Lew ston Idaho GENERAL TIRE 81 RETREADING CO INC All Your T re Needs Le ston Idaho GIBSON S The Store Where Women L ke to Shop Le ston Idaho GOLDEN GRAIN DAIRY PRODUCTS All Grade A Products Butter M Ik Ice C eam Cheese HARVEY S Lew ston s F nest Store fo Women HILLS FLOWER SHOP Say It W th Flowers Phone 3 3544 One hundred th rteen I I - - I , i , I I . 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Automot ve Repa 130 N nth Street Phone 3 3981 MORGAN BROS CO All Graduates from C H 1350 Ma n Street Lew ston Idaho NATIONAL FINANCE CORP Complete Loan and F nance Serv ce 330 Ma n Street Lew ston AL NEWELL JEWELRY Watches Loans Jewelry 840 Ma n Lewnston Idaho I r i i v i , - - i - i , i i i , i i .. . i i i , i i - - r I i- - i - i .- i i i i - i , on - - i i iv . . ., . 1 I i I , m I I i J' Royal Club Fine Foods ' . . i ir ' I I i i ' iv I i - ' I I H i i H I , I i i ir i , i - - I i . .S. i , i - i , - i i . i , i - i i , I - ' , oawidfon Madera NEZ PERCE TRACTOR SI EQUIPMENT CO. Caterpillar and John Deere Lewiston, Idaho NIGG'S STORE 617 Main - Lewiston Housewares - Gifts OSTERMAN DIESEL XI ELECTRIC Automotive Electrical - Carburetion 1610 Ma'n Street - Phone 3-1841 OUTDOOR CLOTHIERS INC. 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