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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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Q, Q My ,Jef-,I We .ffwffll M 'WH' F -fiwziff 7 Z-eff ,iff 5,..,L U70 Mom MAL L fl Amen, fir. - X A PUB ' MLQN OF THE ASSOCIA'I'lgIss!SA'-EUDENTS OFf4 EAW,-0 CHAR RANCIS ADAMS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, H ,Wim-jfv CLARKSTON, WASHINGTON QP A -SW! Editor .....................,AA............ Carol Davis Copy and Art Editor ....,,.. Helen Scheibe Secretary .,.............. Business Managers Photographers .....,, Senior High Editor Activiues Editor .,........, Sports Editors Jr. High Editor ,,... Adviser .............. -1- ....,.........Pat Sherman Wayne Millsap Ron Worley ....Bill Rainville Pat Knowles ............Alice Rinard .Dorothy Jones ...Jane Birdsell Ron Mason ...mjanet Fisher ...john Shaeffer Clarkston I-hgh Clarkston Hlgh Alma Mater We re loyal true In each heart kept apart Down thru the years There'll be room for you. Tho' the Clays may scatter us Tho' we roam, the wide World thru Clarkston High, Clarkston High Always we'll Carry a wish for you. jagk of Confenb Introduction so Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores ,Aethdtks Sports 3 Jr. High e Boosters page Page Page Page Page Page page ,,,,,,,P2':lgC rnnnpage Our Alma Mater a Wish for you. 1 S 11 31 35 39 85 107 128 ages We proudly dedrcate our 1956 Bantam to Edward Brown an msprr mg teacher a fr1end and a pal to all who know hxm In hrs short perlod of teachmg at Clarkston Hlgh School he has shown an mtense mterest rn the student affaxrs and the students themselves Although th1s IS Mr Browns last year teachlng here he w1ll certamly leave his mark on the hearts and mmds of h1s ftllow teachers and the stu dents of C H S N ffw' Jia ADMINISTR ATION Riga? 49 wt WWW' ,Z-JG fwjijlwdm A3 fiwfvkfk AD fx qs' ' Q? M My alfa- . n Q56 wif. Aw B ah. Jgf' aff sw NV. J. HARMON. Superintendent GREETINGS TO THE READERS OF THE 1956 BANTAM: Time marches on, faster than we think. To build our capabilities we must first provide proper facilities. Wie are endeavoring to do just that. XY!e are happy that the students of 1956-57 and succeeding years will be able to enjoy a new gymnasium and additional new and improved classrooms. Through these special assets. l am sure, the students of Clarks- ton will continue to uphold the high standards of scholarship and citizenship for which our school- has been esteemed. f -XJ E Superintendent of Schools -5- ln front is Mr. Harmon BACK ROW: R. S. Richardson Archie XV. Claasscn, Conrad Pctcrson C S Smolinski, and Glen Taylor Haan! of 6l!uCall0n This group of five men may be quite small but their job is big. They meet once a month to sign the bills to be paid. to discuss and attempt to settle the problems of our local school system. and to do many other jobs necessary to keep our schools among the best. They are as follows: Glen Taylor. Chairmang Conrad Peterson, Clerlcg R. S. Richardsong C. S. Smolinskig and Archie XV. Claassen. Their main project for this school year is the building of our new high school building. galltdffl ol-,6lll!l11dLeI'5 Through the careful guidance of XVayne Miilsap, our student body president. the governing body of Clarkston High School has once more done a wonderful job of handling our school affairs and straightening out the problems that arose during the year. XY'e wish to express our sincere thanks to them. FIRST ROXV: B. O'Connel, G. Mclnughlin. K. McMillan, M. 5m..5?m..XfWe. was miter. SECOND Row. c. mt- ...Q jwrf f Q sen. J. Greenstreet, A. Rinard. R. W A ff K 5 .ri Nelson, M. Schlee, B. Lane. 'l'HlRD gg . A' 5 , mg . ffwm C 2 an ROX A Fordxcc B Nl rtui B c I Hinu B Fit crxlt igdia Kelso FOI RTH ROXX B Foun cuts Eilitson f Adams K Birtol P Hughs Nfr Dtrncll. XY. Millsap. ,. ., ...I .K mwxiwym ,gm .7. ,V I I gay., . .4 Nvma Ctdftkg QUACLT UM Tea'- wwf Z, J- , v-f ' .ff .f x as f f ui ' ' ' ' ' ' xxx x , 1- f ' , , f '1' X X f Z Y '- A , f f ' M' f x K Svgstcta ' F f rf, I V d 4 Q99 , , ' 5 ' -'ff V I 1 fe nn L C ' 7 K Q jg I X X Q k 7 .'.' J lf' L ' ' 7 k N . FI: . K 4 rj if - I- 5 d f 5 Crt, - K ,Q vm frat-x I r ' K s wf r ', , :-V M qE99'd 5 ' -- :,, Q Y IB. 11 if 5 1 1-fe r 8 ' 4 -4 1 ,iz 24 7- . . 10 X 4 - , - 8. '- 4. . ' R K 2 9. ' 1 D.E. 5, q ' 6 ' 10. . 6. ' t 1 1. . ' 1 4' ? 9 Leland Axelson Science Edward Brown Englxsh Elxzabeth Cook Secrctiry jmck Qorporln Band Dum un Dilqurst Math Xvmston Dflrnell Hxstory Lrllran Durocher Rex Elkum MUSIC Kenneth Ertel G-ladys Fleshmqn Lrbrary Mary Garner Enghsh L mm D Jes X Y H6744 xxx XX b T S 5 S 4 X X, X X X A Rx X kg K 'S 'Q . 2 S I X,,,,,m, f Q N 5 S 'qxxwwq Edward Haugen Agrxculturr Gcorge Hayes Arr Mabel Holmes Home EC Grace Hunron Commerclal Dale M1ChHCl Guldince X qc. Y' 11 xx lynn Mll1S C ommcrrnl or Mxlrcnburbcr Shop Vernon Moremqn Tom Parry PF ohn Shacfl r Hlsrory uk Wfarklns Englrsh X 'Gish Du. fi!! 'Suv ' R S A ' X x f N X xg S S S .X S S 'X x S S X S - T cl, so I 5, .X X r C F X : , n 1 2 X X Q X . f S X ' K 3 . . N 1 5 ' Q Q Q f ! . .I iw X :lj ' A , an H :sv r, rf-f X ', Q. I b 4 . S r 6 4' A si 3 I0 HNKX . S 3 ,H ,,W r j A i ,A - S M 'iff Q 5 n' - . ' f' ,y, ?ir7 M W i E X ,- -xv: U 1a in 111 1' Y -Q f r 'N i-r' ff n rr . . 4 t 6, ,Y Q W4 a N . , . J A A ' - 7 2 ,xg si ' gif I if A ' 1. D 2 -I ' ' 10. J I I 2 Q ' . 11. ja -' V ' -10- 3,54 SENIORS BOTTON TO TOP: Dwight Lawton, Ruth Nelson, Donna Armstrong, Dean Van Trease, and Jay Eliason. CLASS OF '56 At the end of their three years at C.H.S., the Seniors have wonderful memories to remember. Their sophomore memories include the play they put on that was directed by Ed Brown and was called: The Ides of March Ccondensation of Julius Ceasarjg the traditional bonfire for the Lewiston-Clarkston game. They concluded this year with the decoration for baccalaureate. Their second successful year was started with two really memorable dances: the Witches Ball in November and the junior Prom, Aloha, in March. This year was ended in the decoration for graduation. Upon endering their best and final year at C.H.S., they got off to a good start with the boys painting the This was followed by the very delightful and suc- cessful Senior Class Play, directed by jack Watkins, called: You Can't Take It With You. The Senior Ball came next. The- theme of this gala affair was Moon Over Manhattan. Then as Spring arrived the seniors slipped away for a day to their annual Senior Sneak. Baccalaureate followed and finally came Commencement. -Now it is time to depart, leaving behind us all our wonderful memories at C.H.S. -11- f Our top student this year is Molly Melcher As president of Girls League the work Molly has done has shown her superior ability as a leader Besides presi dent of Girls League Molly also shows great skill and grace in her modern danc mg She will long be remembered as a sincere friend and a hard worker In the future, we are sure Molly will succeed in whatever she may undertake U41 AML cforc an Molly Jo Melcher .gafulalonan Ann Lucille Kelso OIIOI' Our second honor student is Ann Kelso She too has shown great ability and initiative in many fields Ann has been very active in music This year she has done a swell job as a member of the Swing Band Sh will be remembered for her outstanding character her will known smile and her pleasing person ality These will assure her success meeting the world Donna Jean Armstrong Bonnie Lee Bartlett Paul Elwood Carlson Darla Rae Case Carol Mae Davis Harriet Loyce Durand Michael Richard Edgemond Ellen Jeanne Fitzgerald Ad1ne Beatrice Foredyce Sandra Lee Fred Bonnie Marie Freeman Janyce Eloise Haaland John Philip Hughes Sandra Lynn Johnson Dorothy Mar1e Jones Ann Lucille Kelso 12 Edna Faye King Virginia Teresina Lupinaccr Curtiss Chalmers McKarcher Joann McDaniel Molly Jo Melcher Wayne Ellis Millsap Ruth Marilyn Nelson Camille Christine Petersen Lloyd LaVerne Prke Lorilee June Powers Nancy Jane Renshaw Marilyn Gayle Schlee Helen Marie Scheibe Dean Paul Van Trease Wilma Joyce Wilks . U ' o . . - 1 1 s I , . . . . . . - v , . Q . . . . x. . . , ' . . , ' . - . l1'1 , 3-7 ' 1. lflgglflliy' 1. J - . f- V je- . Sandra johnson Edna King MU-. aw These oustanding seniors were chosen from the honor roll by student and fac- ulty vote. Selection was based on scholar- ship, leadership, character, and sportsman- ship. Sandra johnson is a peppy little stu- dent who has been our yell queen this year. Sandra's ready laugh and winning smile have made her well-liked by all. Edna King is also a leader of the class of '56, who plies her pleasing perform- ances as cheer leader, and also has a great ability in the sport field. Molly Melcher, our valedictorian, is also president of Girls' League. With Molly's pleasing personality we're sure that there is a great future in store for her. Wayne Millsap, our student body presi- dent, is also one of our outstanding ath- letes of the year. His wonderful sports- manship has given added spark to the football team. Marilyn Schlee is outstanding in her secretarial work, especially as the student body secretary for this year. Marilyn also has a keen sense of humor and a won- derful smile-these are characteristics for a happy future. K Q Wayne Millsap Marilyn Schlee Dean Van Trease is a great athlete of the year and was also the vice president of the senior class. Dean belonged to the new swing band this year. Dean has a great ability to make friends, which will always aid him in coming years. Molly Melcher Dean Van Trease lj!!!-' Al Anderson, Keith Hes got it, what is it. Football gl Basketball Z, Track 2351, Mixed Chorus lg Stu. council 2g Jr. Class Sgt. of Armsg Quill it Scroll fig Hi-Y 531, Pep Club All Annual Staff 5g Scarlet X Black 43 Bonfire 23 Golf 41 Soph. Class Play 21 All School Play 4g Sr, Class Play, Witclies Ball 31 Aloha 3, Sock Hop 2, Sr. Ball 4. Bailey, Sandra Ann A fools work is never clone. Band ZA, Mixed Chorus 4g Sextet 4, Girls Letter Club 4, Big Sister 3g Sock Hop 2, Sock Hop 2g Sweetheart Dance 25,-4. fi di O Armstrong, Donna Jean Its nice to be natural if you're naturallv nice. Drill Team -'lg Band 3g Mixecl Chorus 15.4, Triple Trio -ig Girls League Of- ficer Fil Sr, Class Secretaryg Pep Club -'lg Office Girl -I1 Vice Presiclent of Chorus rig Bancl Letter Club 51 Senior Class Play 4g Sweetheart Dance 4. Autrey, Mary Esther Livin' on Love. Drill Team 3511 Chilcl Care 4g linte as a -lunior from Lewiston. Bilfflfff, BOHIUC Lu Beloit, Yvonne Cora Hglmff and Swett-U l hear those bells--XY't-tltling Bells' Tclmls bl? Tllmblilw Z3 Drill Tcum Bancl ZSQ Mixetl Chorus 3,-ig Quartc fig Yell l.eacler 5,41 Mixecl Chorus Zfwg 2: 'I-riP1L,'I-rm 3.1. 'Inu 5 Ht f il V, K V, Arn Quu Motlern Dance 2,5.4g Girls League In 31 BMJ MMU 4 lub 3: Sink HCI, i 1 f - w 1 Treasurer 143 Pep Club ng Pres. 4, Letter Club Z,5,1ig Big Sister 43 Office Girl 41 Homecoming Queen 41 XVitches Ball 31 Aloha 3771 Sock Hop 2. Sr. Ball: Sweetheart Dance 25,4 ,141 WW' ,ve N Blackburn, Jo Ann Student Body Presidents. Mmmmmm! Drill Team SQ Girls Glee 25 Girls League Friendship Chairman 4g Pep Club 4g Scarlet 8: Black 43 Girls Letter Club 4g Drama Club Zg Library 43 Sock Hop 2g Senior Ball 41 Sweetheart Dance 3.4. Case, Darla Rae If I had wings of an angel I wouldn't be riding in a Ford. Tumbling 2g Drill Team 3,4g Modern Dance 3,45 Office Girl 4g Y.Y. Girl 4g Girls Letter Club 2,5,4g Mixed Chorus 53 Sweetheart Dance 33 Girls Glee 2. Calkins, Rodney Ralph I must be a gentleman, I prefer blondes. Football 4' Bo s Letter Club 4' Entered ' w Y , from Post Falls as a Senior. Chamberlin, Beverly Anne Why be difficult when with a little more effort you can be impossible' v Mixed Chorus 3g Girls Glee 2,3g D.E. Treasurer 4g Sock Hop 2. ei' WLT? Carlson, Paul Ellwood I came, I saw, I grew. Basketball 2,4g Tennis 2,4g Band 4g Mixed Chorus 2,3g Mixed Quartet 3,4g Barber- shop Quartet 4g Stu, Council 33 C-Day 4g Sr. Class Play 4g Witches dall 3g Aloha 3g Sock Hop 2g Sr. Ball 4. Clark, Shirley Pauline Tis always morning somewhere in the world. Flagtwirler 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Quartet 4. 'Q Coffland, Joan And really goes for sailors. Coyle. Ralph Vincent Being good is awfully hard. Flagfwiflff 5,43 I-C3dCf 43 Mixed ChOruS Football 23, Track 25, Boxing 25 Let- 2,5L I-EFICF Clllb 25,45 Big Sister 14, ter Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Sweetheart Dance 2,5,4. Davis, Carol Mae Always laugh when you can-it's cheap medicine. Drill Team 5,4g junior Class Treasurer 5, Annual Staff Editor 4, Letter Club 3,4g Drama Club 25 Aloha 5, Witclies Ball BQ Senior Ball . Davis, Jane Where are the men at C.H.S?'l Drill Team 3,41 Letter Club 3,4g Drama Club 43 Triple Trio 5, Sr. Ball 4, Sweet- heart Dance 35 Entered from Lewis. as a junior. Durand, Harriet Joyce The best things come in small packages. Band 25,43 Mixed Chorus accompanist 2,43 Modern Dance 25,43 Band Letter Club 2,5,4g Girls Letter Club 2,3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4g Dixieland Band 2,52 Big Sisters 4, Soph. Class Sec. Aloha 51 Sen- ior Ball 4. -16- 'Mui 'www- Eaton, Jerry Calvin I'm not as innocent as I look. Baseball 3,4g F.F.A. 2,5,4g President 53 Letter Club 4g Witches Ball 31 Sock Hop 2. hw,.Aw,annli Edgmand, Mike Richard Don't laugh, you might be next. Football Manager 4, Tennis 4, F.F.A. 2, C-Day 4, Witches Ball 5g Aloha 33 Sock Hop 2, Sr. Ball 4, 3 5 4 ii, ., , .1 E as Elison, Jay R. lt's a great life if you don't weaken but who wants to be a strong man. Student Council 4, C-Day 4, Sr. Class President 4, Soph Class Vice President 2, XVitches Ball 2, Aloha 5, Sock Hop 2, Sr. Ball 4. EUYCMQ F10Yd Fisher, Janet Elaine The deed that I intended is great, but -'Diamonds are H girls best friend?-' as yet I know not what it is. Drill Team 524, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Triple Trio 5, Barbershop Quartet 4, F.H.A. fi, Annual Staff 4, Visual Aids 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Sweetheart Dance 33 Entered from Lewiston as a junior. -17- I Engle, Don Gary Study-XVhaf's that? D.E. 4, C-Day 4, Bonfire 2. Fitzgerald, Ellen Jeanne Cute, Petite and oh, how sweet. Tumbling 5, Modern Dance 2,3,4, Girls League Secretary 4, junior Class Sec- retary 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Vice President 4, Scarlet 6: Black 3,4, Letter Club 2,5,4, Big Sister 4, Of- fice Girl 4, Witches Ball 3, Aloha 55 Sr. Ball 4, Sweetheart Dance 5.4. 56- Fofedycea Admf? BCHUICC Fred, Sandra Lee Freeman, Bonnie Marie HPOHYCUCSS 8005 fur YU Cost nothings Sorry, time to write my letter. But that's what makes life interesting Student Council 41 Libfilfy 'iQ Entered Mixed Chorus 21 Big Sister 5, Student Band 2,3,4g Triple Trio 43 Drama from PUWUOY 115 ll .lUm0f- Ciouneil 2.53 jr. Class Vice President 3, Z,5,4L Library 41 All Se FHA. 21 Office Girl 4g Library 4: Class Play -'ig Sotk Hop 2. Aloha SQ XVitehes Ball 5. osm ' Garner, James Evans Gfcenstfecfs lefmle Grimes, Sharie Lynn You ean't teach an old dog new tritksf' UTVUL' ff? llff Worlii her word and Floyd. XX!'h0 gaid red-hez1dS ll-Isl ffmlwfsyu Football 2,43 Basketluall 2,4g Band 2.3.43 5fll4lCnEc!iUUl1dI iifsmrlcr Nlllilfk By MiXCLl ClT0Tl15 31 F.H.A. 5: Girls Cl-. Orchestra 21 Brass 'l'riog Dixieland Bantig SIMM 71m 'HIT cflfl ,ill OH'fC,L'lrl All 23 Dfilmii cilllb 5.42 Clhild Clare 4. Hi-Y 3.41 Bonfire 21 Sohh. Playg Sock 'MWF Klub P'-'li 5V 4111155 Pl-ll' Kll Alfllll HUP 21 Senior Ball -lg Visual Aids 4. 99 Swcctlwllrt Dlmcc 3' 7 'iw wil '23-W' Jacks, Richard Nelson Jensen, Diane Louise My stories interfere with my school l'm not stuck up-its the way my nose work. turns. Football 2.5.41 Boxing 2, Mixed Chorus Pep Club 5.43 Vice President 41 Library 3g Letter Club 4g Golf 25,55 Hi-Y 4g Li- -lg Big Sister 5.4 Scarlet 6: Black Sflg brary 4g Soph. Bonfire 21 Sr. Class Play Sr. Class Play 43 XVitches Ball 51 Aloha 4g Sr. Ball 4. 3g Sr. Ball 4g Sweetheart Dance 2.5.4. QQ' johnson, Loretta Mae Neat and sweet from head to feetf Flagtwirler 2.5.41 Pep Club 4g lN Dance 21 Mixed Chorus 5: Scarlet Black 5. Letter Club 2.5.41 Big Sister XVitches Ball 31 Aloha 53 Sock Hop Sweetheart Dance 2.3.4. Q ,Q . '-'- ' sf . it e '- H . , ,,,. .5 ., i t s-Q f K 1 A' 51- i we - . Johnson, Sandra Lynn jones, Donna Mae A little onion but big Stink. lid rather have fun than be an angel. Tumbling 2.33 Drill Team -4g Yell Leader 3,44 Queen 4g Modern Dance 25.43 Quill 84 Scroll 5,4 Pep Club 3,4g Secre- tary 43 Big Sister 5.4g Letter Club 2.3.43 Scarlet ae Black 5g Visual Aidsg XVitches Ball 3g Sweetheart Dance 2.5.15 Sr. Ball 4 Tumbling 2.4L Drill Team 3.111 Letter Club 3.111 Library Al. .-20- Jones, Dorothy Marie Never do today what you can put until tomorrow, Annual Staff fig Debate 33 Letter Drama Club 2, if Kaufmann, Elsie Ann Gentlemen prefer blondes. D.E. Secretary 4, Sweetheart Dance 3. Nellie Gwendolyn 1 me? I don't know. fumbling 2,-4, Band 2,5,4, Modern Dance 4. Kaufman, Kieth Boy what 21 Party! Track Manager 2, Letter Club 2, D.E. -1, Entered from U. S. Army. 11 Kelso, Ann Lucille Brains-an a p p a r a t u s in which we think we think. Band 2,5,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Swing Band 4, Brass Sextet 25, F.H.A. 25, Vice President 3, Debate 2, junior Class Play, Witches Ball, Sr. Ball. King, Edna Faye Wealthy with friends. Tennis 2,3,4, Drill Team 4, Yell Leader 4, Band 2,?u,4g Pep Club 5,4, Big Sis- ter 3,4, Office Girl 4, Letter Club 2,3,4, President 4, Modern Dance 3,4, Sr. Play, Aloha Witclies Ball, Sr. Ball, Sweetheart 2,3. -21- 'Q -if Landkammer, Philip It's for the birds. F.F.A. 2,5,4, Secretary 3, Vice Presidente! 'QW Lawton, Dwight Arther I just get use to loafing and then its Monday again. Football 25,45 Baseball 25,43 Basketball 25,43 Mixed Chorus 23 Stu. Council 2,33 Boys Club President 43 Hi-Y 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Sr. Class Sgt. of Arms3 SCHYICI 31 Blf1Ck 3,41 Letter Club 5,43 Bonfire 2. 3 f Y x lm yy' y McKarcher, Curtiss Okay with you Buddy? Football 25,43 Tennis 233,43 Basketball 233,43 Band 23,43 Orchestra 5,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Stu. Council 2.33 Hi-Y 3,4g Soph. Class Sgt, of Armsg Letter Club 5,43 Bonfire 23 Sock Hop 23 Sr. Ball. Cf? Lupinacci, Virginia The Devil in disguise. Tennis 25,43 Tumbling 2,43 Majorette 23,43 Modern Dance 23 Stu. Council 23 Girls League Officer 43 Quill Sc Scroll 5.43 Pep Club 43 Annual Staff 53 Letter Club 25,43 Big Sister 3,43 Office Girl 43 Y.L. Girl 43 Sr. Play, Alohag Sr. Ball. gf-iE ' 2 Mader, Curtiss William XVho said library was boring? Football Mgr. 25,43 Track Mgr. 25,43 Boxing 23 FFA. 25,3 C-Day 43 Letter Club 2,3343 Library 43 Bonfire 23 Sock Hop 23 Sr. Ball. -22- , McDaniel, Joann Give me a man that will appreciate music. Mixed Chorus 3,43 F.H.A. 25,43 Historian 5, President 43 Drama 43 Triple Trio 43 Witclies Ball 53 Sweet heart Ball 5.4 Martin, Carolyn Kae 'Graced with a pan full of smiles and bucket full of laughs. Flagtwirler 3,43 Mixed Chorus 23,43 retary 3, Modern Dance 23 Quartet Tripe Trio 33 Mixed Quartet 43 Club 43 Letter Club 2,5,4Q Big 3,43 Sock Hop Princess 23 Child 43 Sock HOP, Sweetheart Dance 2,3,4. Alex George My nose isnt really brown. I'm just dark complectedf' Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,5,4, Boxing 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Scarlet 8: Black 53 Letter Club 3,4g Bonfire 2g Sr. Class Play. Meyer, Diana Marie I don't bleach my hair, the sun does. F.H.A. 3,43 Child Care 4, Scarlet 8: Black 55 Drama Club 2, Sock Hop 2. wills in fe J 1. A ,, X Maxwell, Richard Dale You know what I mean. Band 25,43 Dixieland Band 23, D.E. Bonfire 25 Sr, Class Play. Miranda, Ida Mae I like work, it fascinates meg I could sit and look at it all day. Tennis 3,4g Band 2,3,4g Big Sister 3,41 Letter Club 2,3,4g Y.L. Girl 4, Pep Band 2,3,4g Clarinet Trio 2,3,4g Dixieland 2,3,4g All North XVest Band Conference 3, Aloha, Sock I-Iopg Sr. Ballg I2 Year Student. -3- ,na-ug,al s 'ef'-Mi' it riiiff if T' 1 - I Uliim, gamgt . . . P if or 1 vfwgg,g- A zygigzfggfggk Meleher, Molly Jo Beauty, Brains, and Fun all combined in one. Tennis 5,43 Stu. Council 2, Tumbling 23 Drill Team 3,43 Girls League Pr6S1d6Uf 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Triple Trio 5,4L Modern Dance 5,43 I-CIISY Clllb 2,5743 Big Sister 3,43 Soph. Playg Tri-State 5,43 Girls State 52 XVIICPCS Bull: Al0h?1L Sf- Ballg Sweetheart 2.14. 14? Millsap, Wayne E. Personality Plus. Football 2,5,4g Track 21 Basketball 2,5,4g Mixed Chorus 23g Hi-Y 3.4, Barbershop Quartet 25g Stu, Body Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4g Stu. Council 23, President 4, Boys Club Sgt. of Arms 5, Annual Staff 4g Pep Club 4, Letter Club 5,45 Golf 5g Soph. Bonfire, Witclies Ballg Sr, Ball. Munden, James XWhy sleep at home when you can sleep at school. Football 2,3g Track 2,5,4g Basketball 2g Letter Club 2,3,4g Bonfireg C-Day 4g Sock Hopg Sr. Ball. Nave, James Homer Oh, Oh, get out the car. DE. 4g Bonfire 2g C-Day 4. Qi if ya Nugent, Barbara Jean X O'Connell, Betty Lee WS Nelson, Ruth Marilyn A boomerang of smiles and personality' Drill Team 3,4g Caption 43 Band 2g Pep Band 2g Dixieland 25 Stu. Council 4g Sr. Class Treasurer 4g F.H.A. 4g All School Play 53 Sr. Class Playl Alohag Sock Hopg Sr. Ballg 12 Year Student. Osburn, Marietta Lee Oh those Chevsf' lf she ever said anything. l bet it was -fl clutter as I go.,- Mixed Chorus. 53 iGirls Glee 3: Letter D good' I 1 DrilITCnll1 5,4 Girls Glcc 3: FAHAAA 3 Club 25,-4g Child Care 4. Drill Team 5,41 Mixed Chorus 4g Stu. Scarlet 6: Black sg Letter Club 23,4- Council 4g Girls League Co-Historian 43 Letter Club 44 Witclies Ballg Alohag sf. 4 Ballg Sweetheart Dance 3,-4. 124- 'Nw kiss- Patterson, Neil L. 'Tm scared of girlsf' Library 4. Wu Persons, Penny Ann If it wasn't for the teachers, it wouldnit be school. Drill Team 3,4, Letter Club 2,3,4, Scar- let 84 Black 5, Big Sister 4, Y.L. Girl 'ig Soph. Class Play, Witches Ball, Aloha, Sr. Ball .Qu Petersen, Camille C. XWell, Mr. Brown, there still isn't enough copies. Band 2,3,4, Pep B804 2.3-49 Quill S sewn SA, F.H.A, 5,-49 Swflfff 54 Black 3,4, Editor 4, Letter Club 2.3,-43 Drama Club 2,3,4, Big Sister 5,4, Soph. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, All School Play Sock Hop, Sweetheart Dance 53 12 YUM Student. , Janice Pike, Lloyd LaVerne ce is a friend that never betrays. Not bad, not bad at all, Un. 4, Sock Hop. Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,4, Basketball 2,5,4, Track 3, Quill 8: Scroll 5,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Pep Club 5,4, Scarlet 84 Black 3,4, Letter Club 5,4, Library 4, Bonfire, Witches Ball, Aloha, Sock Hop, Sr. Ball. Poole, Richard Davie His studies were pursued but never overtaken. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2,5,4, Hi-Y 14, President 4, Letter Club 4, VisL1al Aids 4, Bonfire, Witclies Ball, Aloha, Sock Hop, Sr. Ball. QSQW an .gn ffl' 'ii ...gunna la f MVj,g'Wf vii ww Powers, Lorilee Price, Flton Darrel Renghaw, Nancy Jane A quiet miss1 Vet cheerful, too. TIN HMS like Pflcc-H 'll dfllllf I1CCLl I0 fcll- people C210 Drill Team -lg BM Sister fl: Sr. Class JL Track 2.111 Mlxul Cll0fUS 41 Bfifld 25,42 my thoughts' Plav' Alohag Sr. liallg Entered as a lun- Dixiflallid Bilml 2-343 PCP Band 25,43 Blind 2-5-4l Girls Quuffcf 23 PCP iorlTrom Battle Ground High School. Blmkl lfffvf Clllb 23,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Bon' 2-5,42 DClJflfC 2,31 DIHIHH Club Vancomwrh Xyfdsh fireg Soph. Class Presidentg Sock Hop. Pfggidcm 4, Rbimer, Robert E. Football 2,3g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 25,43 Band 25g C-Day 4g Bonfireg Aloha. I study, study hard--while the- teacher is around. Ridenour, Norma Ann School, it's for the birds. Drill Team 5,41 Mixed Chorus 3g Girls Glee 21 F.H.A. 25,-4g Child Care 4g Scar- let 8: Black Sq Letter Club 2,5,4g Sock Hopg Sweetheart Dance 5. 126-. Rinard, Alice Marie Take it easy and have your fun the world flicker. Drill Team 3,43 Band 2g Stu. 4g F.H.A. 25,-4g Scarlet 8: Black 3 ter Club 5,4g Child Car: 4. wff ' he lrfaadg ton, Virginia G. s happy-go-lucky. rill Team 5,4g Big Sister 4, Letter Club ,4g Visual Aids 4, Y.l.. Girl 41 Entered rom Boonville High School as a junior. Riffs -i x ,gli Schiebe, Helen M. Pass on lads, I'm marriedf' 'W-ill Team 5,-4, F.H.A. 3, Mixed Chorus .inual Staff 4g Witches Ball, Alohag .. etheart Dance. tw , -G if i - i Sargent, Robert Eugene lf you want to know flrlyfllillg, dont ask nie. Football 73-'l' Basketball Al' Ball Mgt Schaefer, Beverly Lu Eye lashes that could swee the Cob ,P webs from anyones heart. 'Q' ' 1 ' . ' Girls Glee 2' Bi Sister 4' Sock Club. 4gTr1ick 2,-ml, Boxing 23 F.F.A. Z,9g Let- ' g l ter Club 5,44 Bonfire 21 Sock Ho . 5 ,115 -i:f',.l. bi Y 5 3' . V Avll Q , .,.. ,mug e-vr W ,.... . y f t . . , '- :1:' 1 '- . a. 1 Schlee, Marilyn Gayle What is to be, is bound to be, so noth- ing ever bothers me. Flag Twirler 3,4g Stu. Body Sec. 4, Stu. Council 33 Secretary 4, Girls League Vice President 45 Quill 8: Scroll 3,4g An- nual Staff 3, Letter Club 25,43 Secretary 3, Big Sister 3,4g Office Girl 4g Y.L, Girl 43 Girl's State 3g Alohag Witches Ball, Sweetheart Dance 5,4g Sr. Ball. Scully, Steve Edward Women are like elephantsg nice to look at, but I would hate to own one.' Football 2,3,4g Golf 25,43 Basketball 2, Letter Club 4g Bonfire 23 Sock Hop. -27- Seay, Gail Deborah Married? Engaged? Questions that are asking. Band 25,43 Mixed Chorus 4g Girls 25 F.H.A. 2,3,4g Sock Hop. ,,, 7 ' mm a lot Glee SQ.-P TSI? Seibly, Barclay Tall, Dark and F? ia. Sims, Jerry Truman 'Knowledgcg l'll look it up in Wftbsttr GOlf 41 FO0Ib11ll 25,42 BHSkCfbQl1 33 Football Manager 3,-4g Basketball 731 Baseball 2,33 Letter Club 4g Bonfire 2g Track gg Tennis 3- XVitches Ball 3g Sock Hop 2 'sa Smith, Collen South, Gary Richard Spincller, Irma Belle lt would talk, how it would talk! Terror of Hi-Wfay 4-Ten. A laugh is worth ll hundred frowns in Band 3g Library 43 Sweetheart 2,5 Visual AiCl5 4' any market' -28- Drill Team 3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3 1 4 Y..::.m Q 1,, , Staal, Theadore P1111 Stubbs Mlchael Neal Swenson, Darrel Merlin Ill glut you in Wflilt give you thc first clue? ANY fool can Study? lim UQ fool-i Bing 73 DL 4 Sf Cllss dy Footbfzll 2 Trtck Z3 DE 4 President Football 25143 Basketball 23 Bafebqll 4 Bonfire 7 CD1 4 Golf 5,4g Boys Club Vice President Y Letter Club 3,4g Library 4. Vantrease, Dean Paul separated Golf 4' Football 234' Basketball Baseball 2,3g Mixed Chorus President Boys Club Secretary 43 Sr. Class V Presg Soph. Class Treusurerg Hi-Y 3 Pep Club 4g Letter Club 5,45 Bonflre Witches Ballg Sock Hopg Aloha Sr B Good sense and good nature are nev 1 HW X., fi Wakefield, Pat F. Beware wheels. Weatherly, Marsha G. It's foolish but it's fun. FFA 295. Secretary 23 D,E. 5, Vice Tumbling 2,4, Majorette 2.14, Leader lf-HBH' 5 Wilks, Wilma Joyce Seemingly bashful but .... Mixed Chorus 2, F.l-LA. 2,3,4, - , f- 1 . ' . ' ' , . . F. 4' Letter Club 3,4 Big Sister 31 - b 4, C-D 4? B fire 27 gf, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 234, Modern Danet 4- v Eijldgig , ay on 2, Triple Trio 3, Mixed Quartet 43 Bull! A101134 y' Letter Club 25,41 Big Sister 4, Y.L. Girl 4. .. Y.. Worley, Ronald D. Girls, the more I see of them, the more I like dogs. Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Stu. Council 3, jr. Class President Pep Club 3, Hi-Y. 3,4, President 4, Let- ter Club 3,4, Library 4, Witches Ball, Aloha. Wyatt, Carol Marguerite Men, Men, the more the merrierf' Flagtwirler ?w,4, Mixed Chorus 2,5,4L Girls Quartet 2, Letter Club 23.41 Dfflmll Club 25, Soph. Class Play, Sweetheart Dance 2. -so- 'Q-uf' .fi Eardley, Terry Naughty Boys sometimes make men. Drama Club 4, C-Day 4, Sr. Play Entered from Newport Beach, Calif. a Senior. I JUNIORS BOTTOM TO TOP: J. Ewing, K. Bartol, B. Lane, J. Costello, R. Carstens. CLASS OF '57 Last year, as sophomores, their first year in high school, this class sponsored The Mad Hatter dance in November, and followed that with the traditional bonfire for the Lewiston-Clarkston football game. To finish the year off they decorated for baccalaureate. Mr. Dalquist served as their advisor. jerry Costello was their presi- dent. This year the juniors starred off with a dance after the West Valley-Clarkston game. Next, in October came the Cornstalk Capers. This was followed by the Junior Prom in March. For a grand finale of the year they decorated for commence- ment. Ed Brown was their advisor and their class officers were as follows: president, Ray Carstensg vice-president, jerry Costello, secretary, Beverly Laneg treasurer, Keith Bartolg and sergeant at arms, jack Ewing. ROBERT ADAMS ,db MIKE ARNOLD -4 KEITH BARTOL DONNA BEHLER ..,. is A5 543- EDWINA BANCROFT 4 ip ww LARRY BENNETT JACKIE BRADEN K, LARRY BURNELL , JANE BIRDSELL .,. ta.. RODNEY CALEN 'E K ff QM 3, -wk A G-J 'li AQ . i. - ---V11 I J , , ,,:...,: Q 'Q I H If ' ww f P: W I . I ,',. , V 'A E I I 1' 'Q . I :.: ' , 'ff' I AM Q 9' dv 513 I.-' N-fl 4--gk I A avi' -:uf is fxliwa w-il,,,,u,i Y' I Quin-if ,ua 1 32 DeLOS CALKINS RAYMOND CARSTENS FAYE CLARK SARAH CLOSE KENNETH COE DAVID CORRELL JERRY COSTLLLO SHARON CRABB SYLVIA CURRIN MARY ANNE CURTISS EDGAR DAHL DELORES DAVIS JOAN DINWIDDIE WAYNE DINWIDDIE MARILYN EITING GLORIA EWING JOHN EWING PATTY EWING LORETTA FELLOWS GORDON FLORANCE LEROY FORSMANN JERRY EQTES XVILLIAM FOUNTAIN JOHN FRAZIER CHARLES FRED ROBERT GARTMAN ROSALIE GETZ GARY GILL CAROLLEE GREEN JAMES GRIFFITH RONDY HANLON EARL HARDING JOHN HARRINOTON SHARON HATLEY BII I HAYNES DOROTHY HEIGHTON JAMES HEIN FRANCIS HEINTZ KAY HIPP GARY HOLLIINBECK 'ue' 33' IX K - I ' - I4 . I A I I if If A I A I 'L 'L Q A Ji 7 x W up ' , ,v, I 4 If 'ITD A ,R A IJ Afgv A ,Q g K K? Gif I 4 . r . I ,, iii? If iii, A K Riff Iifff OIA I If I f lf- X A ' 5 . ' J J - ,JJI ,i j 3 A up Qt. gi X Q' ,zviill 5 . Y J A Www X Ti I f ' .3 ,.R- :,IV I xx V th V y I , J, Swv Ji K VK 3 'l r I lzl l :sy ' J Q 275+ . I.,I W1 A is . , R My Gi J A i. YQ Fa. my it I' ag: ASI! Q :E i I x 'i :. -5 '-'5 ,.': S M , Y, I gi, f I - Ra BENNIE HORLJSH DARLENE HOVE ALDEN JACOBS MAUREEN JENKINS DUANE JOHNSON BERNARD KAIN MARY KELLEY MARY KELSO LEE KENNEDY PATTY KNOWLES ALBERT KRESS HEI EN LACY BEVERLY LANE PHIL LEMM MARJORIE LEWIS BOYD LISLE EVFRETT LONG JUDY LONG SUSAN MCDANIEL GARY MCDONALD LINDA MCMANUS LINDA MASHBURN RON MASON ROBERT MAXWELL PAUL MICHAELS NORMA MILLS FERN MOLDENHAUER M KE MRAZ MARDELL OSBORN DELORES OXLEY RODNEY PALMER DICK PARIS DAWN PETERS KENNETH PETERS KAREN PIERSTORFF MARGARET POI UMSKY ff? 'K' ,311 ng ,gx -my' Swim for if MF' 'iff 5' 1 Q f-'D' Q, wk. 7 SBE ,10- Mrk fwwu. 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A 'X 1 3 5' yiriif 133' xii V 1 RICHARD REDSHAW BILL RAINVILLE MAXINE REISENAUER HAROLD ROLPH MARVIN RYSER SHIRLEY SAAREIA WAI TER SCHMIDT DAVID SQHLSTER MIRE SCHWEIGER GENE SHAFFER MIKE SHAXX PAT SHERMAN MARTHA SHOOP MARSHAII SKEITON IAVONNI' SMITH WILLIAM SPEAR LARRY STOCK DOINALD STROLJP DAININY SULLIVAN DEAN SWLNSON VIRGINIA TOXVNSEND XX ANDA 'IRALJTMAN VANCE VAI LANDIOHAM LARRY XX LAVER LAVONNE XVEDER SALLY XVEEKS IYNN XVEISSENFELS MARY JANE WEIC H NI DRA WHITL DAVID WILKINS MARGIE WILI IAMS C HAD WILSON EVA IYNN XVII SON KATIE WILSON IALKIE WINGER DEI ORES XVITTLRS GI ENN WITTERS IORILEE YOCHUM VIRGINIA LUKE BILL LUPINACCI SOP OMG CL W? p H LVN fe Aff N V xx .1 N ? Q, r 'x QNX XP W , ,J L I NI , fu fv' 'Y l' , A W M SRX' W Ex SVA ML HYJZL X if f xf Y , . 41 7 mx - Q RQ fm MN CWQCVV Jug Q3 WMV RWM MV yy, ,fllv-.' ybfgwdj Q U XJ RN XJ Nvtjgvgrv ,iyvbif , Jixx L JCM ly, Gow fl It L' U, 'Uy,xQUlxfS LL W N sf iff rj. UQ! UV' vm , q D , .X 7,9 ,k WJ QJwN'1dbxXb5Uf R ,Y if Jak' 1 ' Q E A L L 4 GJ fx ULX11 dv' U1 Ky 'll' L H! ,W 9+ TWV . I pp in X u'- T-, D. Hirzel, G. Mock, S. Cox, R.Meyers, and R. Wilson CLASS OF 'S 8 The sophomores started off their first year in high school with the Homecoming Dance held after the Coeur d'Alene-Clarkston game in October. This was followed by the boys building the bonfire for the Lewiston-Clarkston game. They finished the year by decorating for baccalaureate. Their advisor was Mr. Dalquist. MONTE ABBOTT MARLA ARNOLD DARYL BAILLY DENNIS BAIRD MARJEAN BAKER TED BAKER JAY BARNEIT JUDY BARTHOLOMEW ROBERT BAYMAN JOHNNY BECK CAROL BELOIT KARL BERNTSEN , J J ORVILLE BLACKBURN - ' ' EDWARD BLAKE f VELDA BLANKINSHIP 25 SHARON BRIDGER KENDRED BRITTON BEV BROCKMAN JOE BROWN PAT BROWN LARRY CAMPBELL DAVID CARLSON ,-., ., W - ...M -,.-.... e W, in :,. 3. .3 5 J fl 56 E 3 M . Mn 1-vm in ALL f ug .5 . :A-'3 5 .. fi- ,Y 5' R? 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Initiation. 8-Harvest Ball QQ Q5 'l X41 Girls Letter Club initiates Sophomores present the Homecoming Dance ..43.. Lewiston-Clarkston pep assembly Sophomores have Bonflre. Girls play volleyball during noon hour -44- -f ---'-- -- r--..------. ... H... .......u.-A W l Dad-Daughter Banquet. , xl 201 25 Nov. 1-Senior Play. 4-Kenniwick rhere . We won, 13 to 6. 10-Fire Drill. ll--Lewiston there , We Lost. 15-Father-Daughter Banquet. 17-Boys and Girls Meeting. Z2-Football Banquet. Senior Class presents play, You Can'r Take It With You. Boy's Letter Club Iniriatxon Volley ball playday here Choral Concert John Rogers here Senior Dance Faculty Tea Lewis and Clark here' F.H.A. Christmas party Grangeville there Grangeville here Band performs at hospital. -4 ' Q ,gfx -s.. .K val ' ' Adjhn- , if Excerpts from Steven Vmcent Ben6t's john Brown's Body made up the Fall Concert Who says Clarkston Hi doesn't have faferlr? 1 6 gp 'haw' s QA 1 Dance. Music department presents Christmas Concert. .-47- Ihskc-tbgall buyg P .5 AM Dunn C omni proxm to bQ om of the outstmdmg mama of thc yur K H 2 Txpmg C1155 h 1rd at work '50 jan. 6. Wallace here 18. F.F.A. Program 19. Repeat Band Concert 20. Lewiston there 23. F.H.A. Father-Daughter Banquet 24. Dance Concert 27. Orofino here 28. Choral Clinic Pullman there Q XD 2 ,-.., - s xlib. wg .FH-Q25 1 A Q Ifiirw , Q Q20 Q2 Presenting the Starlighters. Does anyone recognize this building? .49- 4.5 wg I Majorettes perform for half-time of Lewiston-Clarkston game. Dance group performs DARNELL'S HISTORY CLASS Ni, K5 5 'Ai sh TH Girls start badminton intramurals Ai 25 2 25 Feb. 10 14 17 18 20 24 Walla Walla there 3. 7. Boys' Club Smoker . Lewiston here . Moscow there F.H.A. Valentine Party . Walla Walla here . Sweetheart Dance . Faculty basketball game . Orofino there .-j1.- Mar. 1-2-3. Sub-district Tournament 8-9, District Tournament 10. Junior Prom 14-15-16-17. State A Tournament 15 Boys and Girl's League Meeting 15-16. A11-School Play, Our Town 20-22. Art Exhibit 24. Teen-Age Rodeo 26. F.H.A. Friendship Banquet 30. Tea for Senior Girls What! Mr. Watkins directs All-School Play, Our Town. ...52... W5 X 16 11 52 Teachers hold their meeting too. F.F.A. boys go to sub-district Watkin's sophomore English class Apr. 4 13 19 21 25 27 .-6. Spring Vacation . Baseball at Walla Walla . Boys' and Girls' League Meeting . Baseball, Walla Walla, here F H A Meetin . . . . g . F.H.A. Hay Ride Party x 1 Q fs Boys Club meeting. Girls' Club holds meeting We don't really want to graduate! Honest! V Why, oh why, do we have to have fmal and spoil school! at Quuq 'N it O 11 8 Looky what we get next year! Y! Don'r tell me! No, it can't be. 11'-9 um QQ 4 12 years rn one school How can you do May 2 17 27 28 . May Music Festival F.H.A. Senior Tea . Baccalaureate . Graduation 29. School's Out ., Q FRONT ROW: Fisher C Davl Worley, W. Millsap, B Rainvillc OND ROW:W A. Rinard D J. Birdsell, P. Sherman BACK H. Scheibe, P. Knowles R Mason Shaeffer. sic, xi , K ,K ,I -N, 4. gk 1956 ganfam Ska x 4 The twelve members of the annual staff worked hard and long to make the 1956 Bantam a grand success. Carol Davis has done a wonderful job as our editor. We will always remember her gentle voice calling out, Okay, you guys. You better have your copy in on the deadline, or e1se.', The other members of the staff did a good job, too. Helen Scheibe was our copy editor, always busy as a bee. Pat Sherman served as secretary-treasurer. jane Birdsell covered the girls' sports and Ron Mason took good care of the boys' sports. Our senior class editor was Alice Rinard. She had to chase down all the seniors and get the needed information. Serving as activities editor was Dorothy Jones.. She handled the clubs and other organizations of C.H.S. jan Fisher was junior High editor, covering the students, clubs and the faculty down there. Bill Rainville and Patty Knowles were our photographers. Wayne Millsap and Ron Worley worked together as business manager. They sold advertising space to business men, making the publication of the Bantam possible. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our advisor, Mr. john Shaeffer. -jg.. .gcarkf anal gfacb Sfa!! That little paper that puts in its appearance approximately every week is the result of a lot of hard work done by the Journalism Class. Camille Peterson was the editor of the Scarlet and Black. She assigns the work to be done. Dinny Jensen was the news and feature editor. She makes sure that the stories get written. Of course, a business manager is necessary so they called on Jeanne Fitzgerald. Lloyd Pike served as sports editor and photographer Dwight Lawton was circulation man- ager. He exchanged papers with other schools. Mr. Edward Brown was their advisor. He helped them out when they met an obstacle. This is his third year as their advisor. Mr. Hayes drew their two new mastheads. Each edition costs about 850. 0 FIRST ROW: D. Jensen, L. McManus, 'I-Nigga? ff' I A 1 l em, M. Shoop, M. Williams, S. Saarilla. SEC- - -----' 4 1 .4 W OND ROW: J. Fitzgerald, C. Petersen. P -'.f Q...--: 'w i 'N t A as M. Polumsky, D. Oxley, L. Masburn, E. 'iii . , Bancroft, L. Weaver, B. Horejsh, R. Car- A stens, G. Witters. THIRD ROW: D. '. A I ' Q . Laqton, L. Pike, B. MacKarcher, D. Beh- 1. is XX I ler, B. Lane, R. Adams, K. Anderson, G. : W3 ' Raby. IN BACK: D. Johnson. -59 I mlb-.ii Q id J . L A ,6 . . I-x fr' ' V s xi' . ., 'i' mi , gg x . ai? 5595251 JL... . ...Q 9 ,,..:.,Ns K A ,ova A x I .wasp 5. erm-ef X Y-Wx 3 ei. iff' i , ,, f so . l PEP sffq, M. Polumsky, P. Sherman, W. Millsap, B- kxb' , V3 M, Schlee, S. johnson, j. Fitzgerald, K. And V. Lupinacci, L. Pike, D. Jensen, C- Petersen- .v.: s J Quiff 8' .Siva Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. To become a member you must be on either the paper or annual staffs and have a B average. You must be recom- mended by the advisor. The officers are: President, Jeanne Fitzgerald, Vice President, Lloyd Pike, Secretary Treasurer, Camille Petersen. Mr. Edward Brown is the advisor. .60.. og rariana The students taking this course must have at least a C average. They are the ones responsible for the bulletin board in the main hall. They do the checking in and out books, they file the cards and do everything else necessary in a library. Mrs. Fleshman, their teacher, aids them in learning their job. There are 16 students enrolled in this class. They are as follows: lst period, Alice Rinard, Curt Mader, Ron Worley, 2nd period, Donna jones, Jerry Sims, Darrel Swenson, 3rd period, jo Ann Blackburn, Diane Jensen, Colleen Smith, 4th period, Neil Patterson, Lee Kennedy, Lloyd Pike, Sth period, Adine Fordyce, Richard jacks, 6th period, Sandra Fred, and Bonnie Freeman. ff? . Front Row: D. Jensen, C. Mader, S. Fred, ,gil 5' QT: gig' 1-VTJ., :A S k L. Kennedy, A. Rinard, C. Smith, Mrs. ':': i ' .N Fleshman. Back Row: R. Worley, N. i Lui' 55-jk Patterson, A. Fordyce, B. Freeman, D. jones, R. jacks, J. Simms, D. Swenson, S -'Q' X --if L. Pike. b rr.iw,,...afiiiig.,ifl ' nl QLIAX t ,,. .ff- ' K M Osborn, M. Autrey, S. Grimes, B. Nugent N. Kime, P. Tubbs, C. Martin Uf ice Every year either eleven or twelve girls are chosen to help with the work in the offices. This year there are six working in Mr.Kramer's office and five work- ing in Mr. Michael's office. These girls learn and get practice for jobs after they finish school. Those working in Mr. Kramer's office are Edna King, Sandra Fred, Janice Haaland, Virginia Lupinacci, Marilyn Schlee, and Donna Armstrong. Working in Mr. Michael's office are Dorothy Jones, Darla Case, Bonnie Bart- lett, Jeanne Fitzgerald, and Jeannie Greenstreet. Mr. Michael has no second period office girl. ...62.. Care We have ten very brave girls around here who signed up for child care. They help the kindergarten teachers take care of and teach the little five-year-olds. This is a two-hour class, in which they must go to either Whittier, Parkway, or Poplar school. Two go in the morning and one or two in the afternoon to each school. They enjoy every minute of it, or so they say. They are as follows: Whittier- Barbara Nugent, Marietta Osborn, Norma Ridenour, and Diana Meyer. Parkway: Paddy Tubbs, Carolyn Martin and Nellie Kime. Poplar: Shari Grimes, Mary Autrey, and Clara Mae Isaksen. S. Fred, M. Schlee, D. Armstrong, V. Luppanacci, B. Bartlett, J. Fitzgerald, E. King, D. Case, Greenstreet, J Haaland, D. Jones. .ll uma! Six lucky students learn all the whys and wherefores about movie projectors in this class. They also learn of an innum- erable variety of films. They order and distribute the films wanted by all the schools of our community. Their grades are affected by the number of films they break, so they are proud to be able to say that they haven't broken one yet. Those who run the projector throughout the day are as follows: first period- Ricky Poole, second period-Gary South, third period-Sandra Johnson, fourth pe- riod-jim Garner, fifth period-Jan Fisherg sixth period-Virginia Rushton. FIRST ROW: B. Chamberlain, Pier- storff, E. Kauffman, I. Spindler, R. Max- well. SECOND ROW: P. Wakefield, P. Staal, M. Stubbs, D. Engle, B. Kain, 1 FIRST ROW: J. Garner, R. Poole, G South. SECOND ROW, V. Rushton S. Johnson, Fisher, Mr. Axelson. 225.8 Distributive Education is a class where students learn about the business world, and they are excused early to go to their jobs. There they get a chance to put what they have learned into practice, This class is restricted to seniors only. Mr. Ertel is our D.E. advisor. Our sincere thanks to the stores of Lewiston and Clarkston that have helped in making this class possible. Back Row: L. johnson, W. Wilks, J. Blackburn, S. johnson, V. Lupinacci, Fitzgerald, B. Bartlett, M. Eiting, P. Knowles, K. Wilson, B. O'Connel, Wyatt. Third Row: J. Long, C.. Green, Dinwiddie, W. Troutman, M. Kelso, P. Ewing, S. Weeks, D. Hove, J. Braden, K. Pierstorff, L. Mashburn, D. jones, M. Welch, B. Taylor. Second Row: L. McManus, A. Rinard, J. Davis, j. Greensrreet, M. Osborn, V. Rushton, S. Currin, M. Williams, N. White, P. Sher- man D. Whitters, B. Nugent, Miss Durocher. First M. , - gy ' v ' 5 ' nun any an-u an u-nun C. Petersen, M. Schlee, M. Weatherly, P. Persons. QA' .liner CM Officers are: President, Edna King, Vice President, Virginia Lupinacci, Secretary and Treasurer, Sandra johnson, Sports Manager, Linda Maghbum, ilny girl is eligible for Girls' Letter Club after earning 300 intramural points. The first year letter is 300, the second is 600 and the third 900. V .Two initiations are held yearly. One in the Spring and another in the Fall. A pin is awarded by the Letter Club to those girls earning IZOO instead of another letter. Clarkston is host annually to the Volley Ball Day for the surrounding schools. 164- Rovsi: C. Martin, Haaland, Coffland, H. Durand, Melcher E Kin D Case I Miranda C Davis, oya ' oaffer Ron Worley lead CHS letter club through 55-56 year. The big shindig of the year was, of course, the annual initiation. It took place right after football letter awards were made. Twenty-four new members were sent through the mill. .Later in the year, letter club held a dance, which was a big success. It was held after one of the basketball games. Other officers of the club were: Lloyd Pike, Vice President, Lee Kennedy, Secre- tary, and the advisor was Tom Parry, Clarkson's great football mentor. As a whole, the letter club was a great success this year, and we hope it is just as successful in the future. Front Row, left to right: B. Gartman, R. Jacks, A. Maxwell, S. Scully, D. Van- Vrease, R. Calkins, C. Wilson, B. Haynes G. Witters, B. Lupinacci. Second Row: B. Seibly, R. Poole, R. Mason, D. Swen- son, K. Anderson, K. Peters, J. Costello D. Pope, R. Carstens, W. Millsap, M Arnold, P. Lemm. Back Row: G, Sargent M. Shaw, L. Pike, J. Sims, B. McKarcher, J. Ewing, D. Hein, C. Mader, R. Coyle D. Swenson, K. Kaufman. FIRST ROW: C. Petersen, P. Ewing, J McDaniel, W. Wilks, M. Welch. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Holmes, E. Vettito, C. Beloit, D. Osley, M. Collier, R. Getz L. Smith, M. Osborn. THIRD ROW? H. Scheibe, M. Polumsky, S. Bridger, S Hatley, Barthalomew, O. White, F. Clark. FOURTH ROW: J. Fisher, B Lane, J. Cote, E. Pace, M. Reisenour, N Mills, A. Rinard. FIFTH ROW: B Brockman, R. Nelson, G. Seay, J, Hoff- man, Hoffman, M. Saerbach, S. Warts SIXTH ROW: A. Soper, S. McDaniel M. Kelsom, D. Meyer, C. Green. sy? ,. . if r, L, XX r 3 ' 'Sf .fp Q.. ...B 5 .4 Ig. mi . as . .5 5 ,M J. 9 is if 5 Q QD . ff Sq Z fl JJ A S 3 i 4 -leaf A x xf X This is an organization that educates each member on how she could better the management of her home after she marries, or is on her own. These girls have the opportunity to become versed in the finer arts of homemaking and community leader- ship. They started their year with a mixer for those who wished to join the organ- ization, then came the initiation. Each Thanksgiving the girls give a food basket to some needy family. Every year they have an Easter party for the North Idaho Children's Home in Lewiston. This year JoAnn McDaniel was their president, vice-president was Patty Ewing. Wilma Wilks was secretary and Mary Jane Welclm was treasurer. Historian was Susan McDaniel, and Marietta Osborn reporter, and parliamentarian was Camille Peterson. Mrs. Mabel Holmes was the advisor of the Clarkston Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. -1 331. A farmer's hard work is behind almost every article we see in our stores. The economic future of our country is mainly in the hands of our farmers. The boys belonging to the Future Farmers of America are intelli- gently preparing themselves for the all-important job of becoming farm- ers. The Clarkston F.F.A. boys have participated in many local activities. This year's officers were: president, Lee Kennedy, vice-president, Phil Landkammer, secretary, Dick Paris, treasurer, Tommy Robinson, reporter, Wayne Landkammer, sentinel, Billy Henderson. Mr. Haugen was their advisor. OND ROW: E. Dasenbrock, W. Martin D. Slaybough, J. Abbott, H. Kime, C 'Moore, G. Fredrickson, F. Picard THIRD ROW: M. Lockwood, J. Burke H. Renshaw, K. Britton, R. Smith, C Painter, D. Shuster. FIRST ROW: B. Henderson, W. Land- kammer, T. Robinson, D. Paris, P. Land- kammer, L. Kennedy, Mr. Haugen. SEC- FIRST ROW, left to right: B. O'Connell J. Haaland, M. Melcher, Fitzgerald, B. Bartlett, M. Schlee. Second Row: S johnson, E. King, D. Harmon, M Daniels, R. Nelson. THIRD ROW: K Wilson, M. Kelso, Miss Durochet. Q A , Jzague 'icera This is an organization that works to- wards the betterment of each girl's char- acter. Girls' League needs a governing body, this is the Executive Council. The chairman of each major activity is a member of this group. On the day of each Girls' League meeting they elect the Girl of the Monthl' by means of secret ballot. They settle the problems and dis- putes of the girls. The girls hold a mixer to welcome the sophomores at the be- ginning of the year. Next comes the Dad and Daughter Banquet, and Mother and Daughter Banquet. The Sweetheart Dance comes last. The Executive Council consists of Molly Melcher, president, Marilyn Schlee, vice president, Jeanne Fitzgerald, secre- tary, Katie Wilson, business manager, Virginia Lupinacci, senior rep., Mary Kelso, junior rep., Diane Harmon, soph- omore rep.g Betty O'Conne1l and janyce Haaland, Co-Historians, Sandra Johnson, Big Sister chairman, Edna King, Letter Club pres., Bonnie Bartlett, Pep Club pres., Ruth Nelson, Drill Team Capt, and Joann Mc Daniels, F.H.A. pres. Miss Lililan Durocher was their advisor. Z? , O . LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Swenson, D. van- oyfj ug !5Ce 5 trease, D. Lawton, D. Swenson. Every boy in Clarkston High School is a member of the Boys' Club. This is a character building organization with a wide field of activities. Dwight Lawton was chosen president this year with Dar- rell Swenson as vice president. Dean Vantrease was secretary and Dean Swen- son was sergeant of arms. The boys held boxing matches in December. To finish the year off they sponsored a Father-Son Banquet. The purpose of the Hi-Y club is to de- ovlep spiritual and moral stability among its members. It also is a place where the membrs may come to solve personal problems. The club is trying to help de- velop a Christian philosophy of life that will be a guide for future living and to develop an understanding of our respon- sibility as world citizens. This year the club is making many ad- vancements over past years. They have regular meetings every month in which they discuss plans of improvement for the club and ways of bettering the commun- ity in which we live. Some of this year's activities included a very unique Flash Dance which was enthusiastically received. A delegation of boys from each of our two clubs attended the Youth Legislation at Olympia. A group of boys attended a convention at Cheney in the fall. This yearis officers were: Club A- pres., Ron Worley, v. pres., Phil Hughes, secretary, Ron Mason, chaplain, Dean Van Trease. Club B--Rickey Poole, pres- ident, Keith Anderson, vice-president, gack Ewing, secretary, Lloyd Pike, chap- am. lst Row: P. Ewing, S. Curtin, M. Eiting, M. Weatherly, C. Petersen, I. Miranda, P. Persons, B. Bartlett, V. Lupinacci. J Fitz- gerald, E. King, C. Martin. 2nd Row: M. Pullumsky, L. Yochum, K. Wilson, B. Schaeffer, V. Rushton, L. Powers, Greenstreet, D. Armstrong, H. Durand, M. Melcher, M. Schlee, S. johnson. 3rd . 57, Row: M. Williams, S. McDaniels, E. Ban- lg l5te 5 croft, L. Mashburn, P. Sherman, Miss Durocher, D. Jensen, E. Wilson, F. Mol- denhoun, B. O'Connell. The purpose of the Big Sister organiza- tion is to welcome the new sophomores each fall and to help them get acquainted with other students and the school. They also help all new students. They hold a mixer for the sophomores and a mixer for the freshmen every year at the begin- ning of the term. The girls are chosen according to their reason for wishing to be a Big Sister. Sandra johnson was the Chairman with Miss Durocher as advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Lupinacci, J. Greenstreet, B. Taylor, M. Schlee, D. Case, Miss Dorocher, I. Miranda, V. Rusrton, P. Persons, M. Weatherly. MJT These nine girls are chosen for their ability in leading groups, high scholastic ratings, a favorable personality, and a skill in athletics. They have learned all the why and wherefores of refereeing in all of the girls sports. Their duties con- tribute to the broad physical education program for which our school is noted. The Y.L. girls in charge of the P.E. classes throughout the day this year have been: Jeanie Greenstreet, Darla Case, Marsha Weatherly, Marilyn Schlee, Vir- ginia Lupinacci, Barbara Taylor, Penny Persons, Virginia, Ruston, and Ida Mae Miranda. i is -I C! , LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Renshaw, rama ug Presidentg Mary Kelso, Vice President: Camille Peterson, Secretary, Rosalie Getz, Z Treasurer. The Drarna Club has had a busy year. They attended several plays produced at W.S.C. This was so they could learn new and more things about drama. Also they held special evening meetings to study all the different phases of dramatics, including the application of makeup. They sponsored a contest of a series of skits to create more interest in Pep assemblies. A prize of five dollars was offered for the best skit. The prize was won by Pep Club. The members of Drama Club helped the primary teachers with their Christmas programs. They had a might of one-act plays and also sponsored an all school play. Nancy Renshaw was Pres., Mary Kelso, Vice- Pres., Camille Peterson, Sec.: and Treas. was Rosalie Getz. We started out with the Senior Class Play, You Can't Take It With You. This was a comedy showing how a person can get along in life without money. This play was presented arena style. The main characters were as follows: Penny, Camille Petersen, Grandpa, Keith Anderson, Rehba, jan Fisherg Lahlenhkav, Richard Jacks, Q UNM Alice, Ruth Nelson, Tony, T ley, Donald, Lee Kennedy, Mr. Dirby, Paul ' Carlson. ' X f -P if S50-fx W W Jlfjwj LN. t .. , , V4 wlww fm .ww , wwf, V U v ,ff LA lywf 'G is N by fi. -9. CSI Vx I f QV ly pf' W ' , M W rama N W5 if jx VM - 'pk F ,yvfp W Qs fy Wy 4 U . yr? f -v owl H bfi J' The all-school play was entitled, Our Town. This was a serious drama of a 4' fb f 3 Mfr typical community. No scenery was used. The main characters were: Stage Manager, 'pd ' 1 Daryl jenkinsg Emily, Patty Knowles, George, jack Haney, Mrs. Webb, Camille , , W' AW Petersen, Mrs. Gibbs, Ann Soperg Dr. Gibbs, Bob Suleg Editor Webb, Bill Rainville. ' X WF? . LL LMLW ' , CZ! -71- J' sap, D. Vantrease, D. Lawton. MIDDLE: J. Blackburn, C. Martin, L. johnson, J Birdsell, L. Mashburn, E. Bancroft, D gerald, D. Armstrong, N. White, 5 nacci, H. Durand. 19... cm The main interest of the Pep Club is bringing pep and spirit in C.H.S. The Pep Club usually meets once a week. At their meetings they discuss business and usually make signs for the assemblies. Also they sell programs ar the activities and decorate for all of the games. The Pep Club also provided some real good entertainment for some of the pep assemblies. Officers of the Pep Club are: president, Bonnie Bartlett, vice-presi- dent, Jeannie Fitzgerald, secretary, Sandra Johnson. We are proud of this group and we give them our sincere thanks for their contribution in bringing pep and spirit to C.H.S. -72- TOP: Mr. Eikum, R. Worley, G. Witters, L. Pike, P. Hughs, R. Mason, W. Mill- jenson, M. Melcher. BOTTOM: J. Fitz- Johnson, E. King, B. Bartlet, V. Luppi- pep Good old C.H.S. was about as full of pep as it has ever been for a long time. Our pep was instilled and supported by our four lively yell leaders: yell queen, Sandra johnson, and her assistants, Bonnie Bartlett, Edna King, and Nedra White. Sandra has been a yell leader for two years, and we all really think she has done a swell job. Bonnie is also a two year yell leader, she has done a terrific job of putting pep and spirit in the school. Edna and Nedra were both yell leaders for one year. Edna is a senior and we thought she did a swell job. Nedra is a junior and we all hope she keeps right on putting pep into C.H.S. next year. We were all proud to have them represent us and we feel that they did a nice job throughout the 1955-56 school year. :N ' .2 W I. YF? r :ti 'T FRONT ROW: Sandra johnson, Bon- nie Bartlett. BACK ROW: Nedra White, and Edna King. ,ig MID Back Row: S. Cox, M. Wyatt, V. Voss, G. Seay, D. Vantrease, D. Swenson, R. Redshaw, D. Coral, T. Foster, M. Shaw. B. McKarcher, P. Lemm, P. Hughes, G. Witters, Har- ring. Third Row: L. Mashburn, Haaland, R. Coril, B. Haynes, D. Swenson, A. Max- well, R. Powers, M. jenkens, M. Curtis, F. Moldenhaur, D. Davis, E. Price. Second Row: B. O'Connell, C. Green, S. Baily, D. Kumpla, B. Lane, W. Troutman, S. Curtin, K. Weaver, Hoffman, J. McDaniels, D. Armstrong, H. Scheibe, H. Lacy, R. Getz, D. Ogle, O. Blackburn, D. Baily. First Row: H. Durand, F. Heintz, S. Saarala, Dinwiddie, P. Sherman, D. Whitters, E. Bancroft, Birdsell, M. Williams, J. Bratcher, C. Wolbling, C. Beloit, O. White, J. Davis, M. Weatherly, J. Fisher. job throughout the year. -74- Mixed Chorus accompanists are Mar sha Wfeatherly, Harriet Durand and Mary Ann Cutris. They have all dont 1 swell Vmxecl Charmed The Mixed Chorus is made up of both boys and girls. It is directed by Mr. Rex Eikum. The chorus was much larger this year than the one they had last year, because there were a lot more students that came from the Junior High. The chorus started the year by working on background music for Jalan Brown! Boczjg which was heard at one of the concerts. 3 iw .. X I 2 rr f is if t Q fi X N5 if i Mr. Rex Eikum Officers of Mixed Chorus are: presi- dent, Dean Van Treaseg vice preSid6f1f, Donna Armstrong, secretary-treasurer, Betty O'Connellg robe attendants, Susan Cox and Glen Witters. The officers have done a good job this year. , 5: -W. i Ii. f - fy ,-,. - S . Effie 1 4 35927 A if First Row: D. Carlson, R. DeI.aney, M. Kelso, B. McKarcher, E. Price, L. Hutson, D Wood, D. Stanfield. Second Row: J. Augie, C. Wlolfe, J. Grim, B. Simons, H. Ralph M. Peton, M. Nugent, S. Sangster, M. Eiting, S. Currin, G. Fire. l. Miranda, H. Duijnd Third Row: James, G. Savage, S. Storey, C. Smith. Barnett, D. Heintz, G. Seay, B. Freeman, P. Ewing. B. Taylor, Foster, N. Kime, Haney, Y. Regineir, T. John- son, N. Renshaw, C. Peterson. Fourth Row: P. Carlson, S, Sharp, C. Darst, D. Adams M. Smolinsky. F. Hughes, Griffith, D. Ogden. G. Flecher, S. Henniger. l.. Weissen- fels, B. Fountain, C. Fred. D. Pope. P. Hughes, 'J. Garner, I.. Campbell. Mr. Corporon. Fifth Row: J. Lemire, B. Rhoades, R. Storey. J. Wilsey, B. Suel, D. Maxwell, J. Ewing. A. Kelso, D. Fields, S. Holden. J. Coffland, J. Haney. E. King. M. Schaeback. Last Row: G. XY'illiams, D. Clark. J. Costello. D. Smith, L. Burnelll C. Peterson. D. Sullivan G. Rogers, A. FordycefJ. Caldwell, I.. Johnson. J. Sand. 1 This year the band has done a fine job at all their concerts. They attended li Q E28 Home-Coming at XY'.S.C. and were liked sl b all. ir Y The band has been working on the ' latest hit tunes as well as old ones. This year there are more students in r band than arf' other year on record. lt M , r just goes to show that Mr. Corporon must n . have something good to show. NN E l l 5 5 2 . 176.- u-S DAY lx 5 47 tif? Q., ' Q Sk. 5 anana an ZZUW! This is the first year for Mr. Corporon as band insrrucror for our school. He has done a fine job and has worked long hours ro make a good band. XY'e can all be proud of his hard work. We appreciate his help and guidance rhrough the year and hope ro see his familiar face in our halls in the years to come. Paul Carlson I I if fr 29 f 4 J r I V, W. -N...r,,,.: ,W ,JP y 1 . ...W I ,, 1 , 4 V r T 'al sins-aisa,,,.e, , . .X Mixed Quartet, left to right: Paul Carl- . . U Barbershop Quartet, left to right: jan SOQY CHFOUU Martin, Rlfhafd Redshaw, Fisher, Paul Carlson, Richard Redshaw Shlrley Clark- Mike Arnold. CZ Mixed quartet, triple trio, barbershop quartet and girls sextet make up the chorus small ensembles this year. The mixed quartet has appeared at such places as the Lewis- Clark Sesquecentinial Governors Breakfast held at the Parkway School. This group will also be heard at the concerts. The triple trio made up of nine girls, will be heard at many of the P,T.A. meetings, club meetings and concerts. The barbershop quartet, oru5 61115201445 FY ,. G X better known as the sharps and a flat rehearse morning, noon and night. You can certainly tell it too. They sound terrific. We will probably hear from the girls sextet before the year is over. They will provide us with loads of swell entertainment. These groups put forth a lot of effort, but enjoy every bit of it. Triple Trio, left to right: joan Dinwiddie, Wanda Trautman, Molly Melcher, Bonnie Freeman, Janyce Haaland, Yvonne Beloit, JoAnn McDaniel, Donna Armstrong, Olita White, -78- Girls Sextet, left to right: Sylvia Currin Margurite Wyatt, Fern Moldenhour, Jane Davis, Yvonne Beloit., Jan Fisher. JK ' T E asa . ,M l' l i f 5 Y' F . X T , i ti' lik i V in , W uubu ' ' A f ' at i T f , 1 , s v 3 X gk f A Qt, if . ff i ' Y ii Q, i a . 1, 'i NNf'f't' Trombone Trio, left to right: Vance Vallandingham, Anne Kelso, jack Ewing. Wfoodwind Ensemble, left to right: Har- Trumpet Trio, left to right: I.yn Wclisen- fields, Phil Hughes, Jim Garner. The Trumpet Trio, Trombone Trio, the Wfoodwind Ensemble and the Dance Band are the small ensembles in the high school band. The trumpet trio and woodwind ensemble have not yet performed. They have a busy schedule planned for this Spring by participating in the Spring Concert and the Music Festival. The Trombone Trio ' X Q. -ff I 6l'l5el'YlAA5 5 - . U has played for several Pep assemblies and were liked by all. The Dance Band. better known as the Starliters, have played for us at assemblies. This is their first year, and as of yet have not been asked to play for any dances, but probably will be soon. All the kids in these groups have done fine work and they should be good. Dance Band, Front Row: D. Clark, L. johnson, J. Sand, G. Fite, I.. Wfood, J. Costello, P. Ewing, B. Taylor. Second Row: H. Durand, I. Miranda, P. Carlson, riet Durand, Ida Mae Miranda, Gay Fite, -79- C. Fred, J. Garner, P. Hughes, l.. Wiesen- patty Ewing, field, D. Pope, B. Fountain. Last Row: D. VanTrease, B. McKarcher, H. Rolph, V, Vallandingham, A. Kelso, Ewing. TWMG3' . 5? 5 W? K I f' Fi Flflfa' F fe 2 Left to right: j.Wickland,S.McDannials S. Hoffman, Dinwiddie, M. Osborn V. Rushton, K. Reirstorf, V. Luke, H Scheibe, B, Fitzgerald, D. Armstrong, M Autrey, D. Case, K. Vifilson, J. Fisher C. Davis, M. Stalter, P. Lake, N. Layton N. Wliite, L. Yolcum, C. McMillon, -I Hipp, G. McLaughlin, E. King, A. Rinard M. Melcher, R. Getz, K. Fisher, D. Jones QI, Long, N. Ridenour, D. Hove, -I. Braden P. Persons, P. Knowles, D. Lauritzen J. Davis, S. Cox. Center Back, R. Nelson leader. ibrif jeam This year the drill team, better known as the Bantamettes, added color to the mam activities in which they participated. The Bantamettes are in their second year of organized marching. The second year girls received emblems with a black background The drill team has been led through another successful year by thc confident and loyal leadership of Ruth Nelson, under the guidance of their advisor, Miss Durocher M30- - afoneffea The majorettes are a group of five girls. These girls are all terrific in both their marching and rwirling. They perform at all the games and in the parades. Their costumes are black with silver sequins on them spelling Cf.H.S. Wfe are proud of these girls and hope they will continue next year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Darst, Janice Hoffman, Virginia Luppinacci, Marsha Wfeatherly, Joann Lane, and Sandra Holden. i f 'f x Y Q Y 1' , N ,wi ,t , .1 ,Wm . , . 1 4 7' fav -in KN Q , i., 4, in , v V Q 4 A 4- r Q.. 4 V i A at Q 5 'ir ff x 4 all ,. ft is get , .,.. f, .- an 51: 'H 4 F A' iw' Q X , f - ,Er X ' 3 yas f'-'M f . 7 ' ug 'SQ .Q X' f vs' ifvfnx - T 'K' sift. 11:7 xi v T F S xi K' Y 1 'ff if ' A 9 1 if 1' t I , ' ff, .4 .: - ii. U I 5 vi il - at t iii M. Arnold, B. Hartung, J. Coffland, P . Tubbs, M. Schlce, Blackburn, M. Wy- Q att, S, Clark, I.. johnson, C. Martin, M Nugent. ...avi jfag jwirAr5.i The flag twirlers are a group of eleven girls, These girls carry flags with Clarkston lettered on them. 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M155 Duronher mset lbOXL IS glrls phys1Q1l f.LlL1CZlI1OIl mstruator Shy 1150 IS the ICHDIS colch GlflS v1r51ry got off to 1 rcrr1f1c smrt The g1rl5 all showed the1r SpOI'fSITl1HSl111J 'md er1thu5115111 VUL hive h1d 1 swell 5615011 bcuuse 1ll the g1rl5 hwc rurmd our for 111 the sports The golf WIYSIFY pr1ct1QLd long 1116 h1rd thxs sprmi., Thur 111 rruuor wqs Mr M1ltu1burULr The msnr bulow md ro rhl I'IQl1f 15 Mr MllfLHbLlfgLf Mr Mllfillbllfgkf 1l5o tuuhes shop Gyn? 1..,...... 5 5 ,lm A :I , 5 . 3 gl ,135 4 '1nnuv SPEEDBALL PLAYDAY A-l Squad Crightl L. Mashburn, M. Mel- chcr, E. Bancroft, N. Ridenour, Sands, B. Taylor, P. Persons, M. Wcatlierly. Front Row: E. King, Lane, Fitzgerald, B. Bartlett, P. Sherman, D. Jones. VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY A Squad Caboveb Top Row: E. King, B. Hartung, D. Case, V, Rushton, B. Taylor. Bottom Row: H. Dur- and, jones, I. Mir- anda, S. johnson, W, Wilks. 25 ,VZ ggi ww if ii M tg 3, ai , if Q .F it Q P 1 as , 4, if g , . I, , X .... 5 .33 3 iv 1 if ta 1 2 ...W L My -. .wif 'S S 3 , ' f Q ff G' .fs fs ,gi I if fl, ..Zlf:5i. -36- SPEEDBALL PLAYDAY A-2 Squad C below D C. Davis, M. Schlee Davis, H. Lacy, I. anda, P, Ewing, Front Row: S. W VU. Wilks, B G. McLaughlin, H. and, V. Luppinacci, , Ja 5 ' , 5 Q 2- E . EM Q 2 W , ff' 5 Q, 2 5 , 1,151-5. - '58 :gt 331 .1- ff f ,y , will .W Ml VOLLEYBALL PLAYDAY B Squad Cleftp Top Row: Davis. Grccnstrcct, N. R our, P. Persons, M Schlcc. Bottom Row V. Lupinacci, B. Nu gent. A. Rinard, M Mclchcr. BASKETBALL PLAYDAY A-l Squad Crightj Back Row: C. Davis, I. Mirantla, B. Taylor, S. Xveeks, P. Sherman, Front Row: King, S, johnson, M. Melclier, B. Bartlett. V, Lupi- nacci. BASKETBALL PLAYDAY A-2 Squad Cbelowb Front Row: Green- srreer, S. XVarrs, J. Bird sell, G. McLaughlin, H Durand. Back Row: M liiting, M. Kelson, Dimvitltlie. P. Persons, VI. Hoffman. BADMINTON PLAYDAY A Squad faboveb VARSITY -37- BADMINTON Clcfrb SPEEDBALL CHAMPIONS Back Row: V. Voss, Long, johnson, D. jones, V. Lupinacci. Bottom Row: C. Peters, K. Fisher, S. johnson, O. White, N. Mills. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Back Row: Blackburn, M. Schlee, M. Melcher, E. King, S. johnson. Bottom Row: Fitzgerald, V. Lu- pinacci, B. Bartlett, H. Durand. 4 ,'. 'I 1 W rf f . it , . . ... . six 'P . i ' . . si I I if I If I I ,f ' 'A . VOLLEYBALL 'Cf . f f , Front Row: V. Luke, E, Lane, ' i K. Wilson, D. Hove. Back .C I i , 2 .na-and -gg-, Row: K. Pierstorff, Ji Braden, J. Dinwiddie, M. Lewis. BASKETBALL BLACK LEAGUE Front Row: G. McLaughlin, Fisher, L. Mcmanus, S. Weeks. Back Row: I. Mir- anda, M. Schlee, J. Long, P. Person. BASKETBALL WHITE LEAGUE H. Durand, L. Powers, L. johnson, J Sands, V, Luke, J. Hoffman, S. McDan- iels, H. Lacy. SKETBALL SCARLET LEAGUE Nugent, J. Bartholemew, D. Peters, Pace, H. Rushton, S. Clark, V. Voss. v Q BADMINTON BADMINTON ,4 5,.... ' Coach Tom Parry 'N 'A . fl - ..g 5 A fm' ,-,' 2 nfl TOP: Coach Tom Parry, L. Pike, D. Swenson, Assistant Coach Vern Moreman, K. Peters, R. Jacks, G. Sargent, D. Swenson, L. Weisenfels, G. Shafer, R. Calkins, K. Anderson, W. Millsap, D. Hein, B. Haynes, M. Shaw, Assistant Coach Cecil Birdsell. MIDDLE: R. Poole, B. Seibly, L. Kennedy, R. Worley, D. VanTrease, J. Ewing, P. Lemm, D. Lawton, D. Pope, B. Gartman, R. Adams. BOTTOM: H. Rolph, Mgr., B. McKarcher, M. Arnold, G. Witters, A. Maxwell, B. Lupinacci, R. Carstens, P. Hughes, S. Scully, D. Sullivan, K. Coe, Mgrs. J. Simms, C. Mader, M. Edgeman. Behind the stiff coaching of Tom Parry and assistants Vern Moreman and 'Cecil Birdsell, the Bantams tied for second place in Inland Empire League standings. During the season they scored .213 points to their opponents 33 points. This year's returning letterman are: Wayne Millsap, Ron Worley, Glen Wit- ters, Lloyd Pike, Mike Shaw, Dwight Lawton, Don Hein, Dean VanTrease, Lee Ken- nedy, Dean Swenson, Darrell Swenson, and Buzz McKatcher. In the opening game the Bantams dumped Yakima 19-0. Shaw scored first, then Lawton tallied on McKarchers pass, and Witter finished the scoring on .1 50 yard gallop. Lawton scored the only extra point. Showing speed, power, and accurate passing the Bantam clobbered Central Valley for a 25-0 Inland Empire League victory. Pike started the team rolling with two touchdowns. Then Lawton hustled 46 yards and into the end zone. Shaw made the final score for the Bantams. Shaw made the only successful con- version. -90- mwa- . X 'Sr 'iii .1 I Y' 'Kalv- D G g 6 a n H e S W S 6 a U r s ' 0 S fl t Keith Anderson Dean Pgpe Al Maxwell Bill Luppinacci Zia -i l 5 1 fi Rodney Calkins Kenny Peters Y + 2 Wm 9 1-A 3 fU'Wv ,iff 35328 X, W? vagal fc Y-2 4: ':fi?ff'?'f??'3kg, fx- 455 K sg , Wag if A cffii . in wg, H X N X Don Hein Ray Carstens . ll . eww, Q Steve Scully jerry Sims Harold Rolph Curr Macler Mike Eclgmand ie ' Kenny C06 Jack Ewing Richard Jz1CkS Bill Haynes Bob Gartman :ima .Mirza E',,:255:'::2:. L2e2152',: -fha 12 4131: , ..,, A . Q F . 4 WM K ' 1 Q ff A if Q N...,. hig h- ,. --ar:-:E I .U lg -553 2 .w if Q 2 S wh W. ' psf- M M: V i 'M-wif ' i' ' 'SQSEQ1 iv 7 f .:....::f2E 55 mi-5:23355 A .,,,., , 72 .I!E' - aff: A - - ff Robert Adams , W, .. , 7 si' 1-x Gene Shaeffer Dan Sullivan 'rf ' V ' .,., ' ,mf r .,i. W' 4 1 I ,.,fi'M, , Q, if 4-PPS m Lynn Wfeissenfels , Zig if , . '55 I,. Sli 'if R 3? E'-2.5322 , ,,-.- ,,., ,. . ,z 'f ' - ' . A .,,:1, , E ,:., , L 1 f f? K2 ' -:in -, 4 Eg me wifi' K 9 X K 'K Mike Arnold J Q-., f 1 PY RQ -- .'3: V I RK inn N It - i Q I Aff ' .. . 6 ' v 'I ' ? ' ':'. if :-,- gz T A Wiki : y 5' an N t gg ,. ,A,. 'Z T' 4 A Q '. -,,-,A. ' fix? ff ' N f , 1 M Qmgg , ,, WSG, 'M' 'Wy w as 'fffiuih ., f - kfqm. 5 if fl -N Lg: Q - ,W ' . V ,Q . is .1 4 ,L f y, Zi' 1 r R +A , S r L C 495 K , .f , - Q ff , vang Nw S1 iw, M, 5 4 Q5 - 'wiki ' s.- . . - X X 2, , ,. Mfiygv Z A ,Y , A If ' ' , 'A' 1 K -- ' 2. JW' V . . , , , 4 ff A - '11 z, 646,51 1-guy an , 2' ,,Qf,,g'A,,J, LY., .X f, Q ' 151, ., , , 7 +mKEYw2g,iQg. wp ww.-KJ' 'Af ' E-Z6 az M 1 - nw W wwf? 'iwffm 53'3'i??iu 'G 7 , 'Eff ga 3 ' ff ,fy W- ,Nt ',, .Mgr .-f' -' -si:'Nt1f'H: . ,rvfsemfwm X A gqrg, 5. x 4 Q ae yi fm 4 fsrgfis K' V y :V Q' ,fin i A Coach Eugene Adamson Q-79 1 E45 3 I O Ma +I.. FIRST ROW: C. Miltenberger, R. Wilson, V. jefferys, R. Heimgartner, A. Kor- vala B. Wilks, B. Meyers, D. Hirzel, P. Morman. SECOND ROW: Assistant coach, Dave Sanmon, B. Martin, Mgr., P. Christensen, J. Davis, L. Streat, B. Gro- gan, D. Vigue, D, Wood, G. Mock, Coach Eugene Adamson. THIRD ROXV: j. Eggerling, Beck, G. Parkins, C. Shoemaker, S. Fordyce, J, Kramer, P. Fletcher. R. Storey, C. Darst. FOURTH ROW: L. Fuchs, Coffland, B. Nawoy, D. Knowles, V. Kuehn, N. Taylor, G. Fletcher, D. Baird, J. Haney, B, Hillis. j. XVil- 'F 9 son. RIGHT: Mgrs, Tommy Robinson, Penny Martin and jesse Kinney. Q Under the coaching of Eugene Adamson and his assistant Dave Sanmon, the Bantams Chicks showed lots of hustle in this year's season. The Chicks played six games, and came out on the top of four of them, which was very good. The Q-.MW Q Chicks played three different towns twice. They were Lewiston, Pullman, and Moscow. The Scores were as follows: Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Pullman Moscow Lewiston Pullman Lewiston Moscow 6 0 31 0 46 7 , -1-qwve an., ewqrawwu W W- .W suntan-md an -. . wmunam-asrr bww... --Q-un i . .2aa: -.fff' ' .My , it ,,. -. x nav! In f 'Nuss- x in L. -X Z KN s-fa x Full V-S 98 I ., 1, . , XS, lx N I Y 1 I IQ xxx N I xxx , .I I X' I' 7 'rx I4 'XI:Ix 'N t I' ' 41: X I ' , . - 1 . II ' I f X - 8, .XA K-fl ' E c. ' ' Iifzg-3 'H uv I,1:,.,, 1' NIIzI 1, 'I II..:I1' K , ' i a.I If 'II Iz ..1 3 I' QXII' If.i,fI In II..zI1.1I,Ix v,.1mI IM wfwrr IIIIIIIIQ xxzx7 IHII 'Img :IVV :In In. IIRI. ILIII I,Ixv,,n,w1IIf'-I '.IIIwI IIIIL ..3I IUII1 YXIUIII R IIN w. 'rw gm I-1:xnII III H .mx '-.IUII Iw xl 'III gm' IX I I 1 , IUIIIIX :II TIN M.IZ'1I'.I.I'II1I .Iwi It ImI1I1f.' 21-If IIL.1kI.NI ' Q f7:1.,I1 TILL 1-- wuz. Img XX W '.1I 1' I IX ' . I'- ',Z X IMQI fl AI. xx If IIl I 'II Im I ' 'X 'I N xx' ' I4 Vi' ' fx ., is fx' '31 ,:I3I II, NIH-,I Ii..:I'.'m ' NI IJIV' If P 'I I ' . I -. N: I ml, ,H X us' I IM V Q ,Wm ,f 5 wx, ,W N. 1,51 ff ff 5' '4 QT Q4 da V' E, 2 x. ' ,a w 1 -Q Z? .Sigma . Mr. Mal Dix W.- Q 'PQ' 1 . 1 5 3 i k . ll . 2. i. -Q 752 I. X From row: D. Baird, G. Fletcher, G. McDonald, R. Wfilson, C. Miltenberger, T. Car- ter, R. Wfilson, J. Coffland. Back row: R. Heimgartner, B. Noway, B. Meyer, D. Hir- zel, G. Mock, M. Pelton, W. Schmidt, H. Haynes, P. Moreman. Once again Mal Dix coached the Bantam B-Squaders to a successful season. This year he made up his team of entirely new boys. The three most outstanding players on the squad were Bob Meyer, Chuck Miltenberger, and Gar Mock. These boys' aver- ages were very high throughout the entire season. During the season, the team made trips to Grangeville, Walla Walla, Moscow, and many other surrounding towns and came out on top on the better part of them. Clk. 51 Pierce 50 Clk. 38 Lewiston 43 Clk.. 55 Lewiston 44 Clk. 55 Grangeville 5l Clk. 47 ciI'llllgCVlllC Z8 Clk. 71 Clearwater 58 Clk. 49 Lew. Boys' Club 60 Clk. 47 Pullman 54 Clk. 58 Lewiston 50 -104 69 65 56 41 56 4-4 14 50 54 Orofino 38 Pullman 40 Moscow 58 W'alla Walla 53 Lewiston 58 Clearwater 48 Moscow 66 XX'alla Walla 48 Orofino 29 lf:- ,Ms 3050 1 ' - .QQMJGZM . r .Sw-w'25'iZ55w1'e J ' ' . Q Mfe5zfr'Efvp.1wn In J 379, O3 we . :tM1E5fRi' ' Q :isis L E 1-if - W if iw: - F f 's '1'b . 5 5 .. wfmat v un .W M if 2 , W Y 21 fr A 'if' 1, J. 14, was 1386-nag? -W9 wlwwvwii 5 3, 4 ', :5 I I - ff l fr X 4 1 ,X r 2' Once again Tom Parry coached the aww i WW W gg emi, IH l l X mf- , ,I Rx' 1 N N ' ' 1 I I P A y 1 - -. ft' X fl, w, -1 wi ' -- - , .H f 7, .-- X I B, n .. 1, ,.. I A 'sr rv- E r Q ,:,c , . . iz' l vg g' .XE it i N- , ,A c.A, , g, if 1 we A W P' W. A 4 Q , ag miss. it are c nrma.. -ru 5 ff k F f lg Qc fr Nagy- Q.- Bantam Baseball players to a very success- ful season in the CLOG League. His only returning rookie lettermen were Al Max- an-J well Ray Carstens Phil Hu hes Rick i , 8 , Poole, Jerry Costello, Kenny Peters, Dwight Lawton, and Ron Worley. wg, 1, Lv' lf 0 all 1 Q, , s N14 , . QAM . Am Q Q 5 MH '51 Q' 7 . ,. :15 'Q fb 5 M35 ,lp , 4. n 4, fm, ,f.,,K,', - 5 'Vk..,,.M l 6lC Q rum no 1 wry PIOIUIQIIIKQ ww llus xclr Vnm only lud tour rw mmg ctmrmud to .L Sqlml Thu xurc Nl L Arnold blum XX IYFCFS Ralph Coyle md Bob Lnrtman 6 10 all ,Xll, K ., 2 AV 4x 312335 31 S ind- L' ll ii? X5 is films, ' A X13 , f Y 4 l li x GX, , ag X l f X, l Xl .- 2 f . . I Vcm Mom-man Once more cogxclmll flu tra 'li x g 'I '.' 3 .. Jn. ly '- :H-. .L .llv V' A 'rf' A , l - , , - 6.. M ll? Eg FRESHMN s s Jim Brittian shop, math, social science, science, club ,4 'gwr ' Q, ,K 'gn ,!.- Us , ,U igw, ,., f Q, ' V' 'fm gum , 12123 www if 0 A is ,Mr iw kAM,,,,..w. ,z .5 , f , rbi ,,,,2:-wfv ,carat 1,5111-p ff, . fins, wi L,- .,. K..- t siasifgkw K .. ,.-ar. h 'Y,,,-g,'.s ' .,,,,,,, ,wa ,Ns 1-. fgcrsaift fix F1!af '4 cs ,Q f M , , up A MX, Um igmciwi-5 ' -- im . T SX i W jforence Among the most familiar faces at the junior High is that of Mr. Florence, the principal. He has been with the junior High Faculty for 31 years. He taught social science and math for eight years and then was promoted to principal. Everyone likes Mr. Florence and we all hope that he will be with us in the many years to come. You're doing a wonder- ful job, Mr. Florence QCII, Engene Adamson math, science, club William Bartol shop, club if' Arthur Brown math, social science, English Science and Dale Boyer math, social science, English, science and health, algebra, club health club Sara Brock home ec. club. Frances Wliittaker girls pe., social science, science and health, club Floyd S. Pond Wfash. history, business training, science and health club, QM . new M Q' if W. ' . f -. f Dorthy Hillegas home ec., social science, club Mel Dix social science, math, science club Vera Knotts social science, rnath, English science and health, club Harmon Thompson math social science Wash. history science and health club --108 joe Nelson English, math. science and health club V '-.T ,. ,. gs W ' Dorothy Welch library, English, club Lawrence jones English, math, science, social science, club h 'E X z N5 Phil Salisbury English, club Rex Eikum A chorus Melvin Warfield algebra, boys p.e., club Geroge Hayes Ziff Jack Corporon A . band Q' ' 'ex I ., lf ff- ianiwfs V- 0 -Ice Secretary Charles Fordyce ,-: Mildred Hansen Burton Hemi 7 .I unior icem Firsr half-year officers were: Second half-year officers are: GA Jcffefysv W Tubbs, F- Hughsa J. Davis, D. Davis, J. Littlefield, C. Darst D. Davis -109' M. 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Vail J Welker EIGHT ONES S D Aclklns Benson Burton Callahan C oleman Cool Emerson F ranklln F razxcr Greensrreer Haag Hazeltlne Helm H1pp Hughcs HUlH1HSky Kerrerlmg Kuykrnclall McFarland Munden Palmen Ports Redsh aw M Sh rp Shoop Slocum Sorensen Swaln Vallandxgham Wfalker EIGHT TWOS B Anderson R Andrew s C Bhmka M Bral y S Carmen xxgfy wi ,Q V1 M ' ff: C' ' 'ff 1 ' ,insskaffasiffi Q- l M rf Pl E ' ' E is -.ar or V X 7, 4 V 1 V 4 4 . , In ,fs L. it WCW: L: h ,,l. 4 1,l w- .,. . . 'ef zlzi ' J , lf 2' ' ' 'i H HQ' A in m ' D- N 'Q C pi if , ' , l lf P. Aww f 'N ,E ' D. ' EZ'-f f 'jx M 'f X R. v 4- .-, I,-ll ,K C- N A l 5' . X s. 4:-f E , 2 'E 1- Q D. , x 1 ij' .J W ' V lf' V , A IW sw C who 9 , 1 an 1 H D . A L 4, 1 I I L ' 1 Wy, V N. ig A xg, , ,lZ, In z Q . - 4 Q Q ' . . 'F - f T 4 l - 1 1 o 5 I K .S 2 f so B. Q .: :QII ' z E , , M' i . r2-f-- I ,. I' , . ,Zi W 5 ':-v-.: - -- nj.. Jw H Q A l::,' X 7 1 K In lj V A V-:- in --,: 4 . l x a. 5 . R es- E 6. ,yw W WQQAA Chiba Q 4 A -:A - iv Q me 1 3 lf V ill, 'H X IQHIQL I. V A If Y' A RA . os, L, :L A A , ,V -- A V ..,- . iff , V fg so l E. .. , . , - ,, , 'Z f k .Q-X .... A S i Q A rv, - 'N C I ' -1l4- . EIGHT TWOS R Clark J Emerson G1 G1 Hartung Holmes Hood Howell ohnston K1nn1Ck Kress LFIYIOH MCIUIIIC New bry Ollnger J Oxley M Peters M Ralnvllle Sa o Setlow Suekney D Unruh Utter K Whlspell I WlkUm J Wltters B Anderson S Arnold M Batrerron R Bllmka I. Blue G Candler B Chrnscensen G DIflWlddlC J Duran E Florance si- i 5 W-cps an-'If 3,1 1-w ' If qv? fa' ffl 'W rv if 'sf HJ' A .Q A nf' . 3 xv. Q 7 M. ' 1 lv' rf' 9' iv I -an 4,19 mf? 1-Quai I' 'xii -ov can 5 ...ff ,ff 4 v 4 'Y 1 ll h is fffftr fla I -v- ,uve ,mb-3 ,A 9 li ,V 'N , 1 1 v I IQ: I mg: mf, 9 . ' .fS1,w. . so , Q l G l:': - 1. i I ,.,. 4 .,,.:T: uh an , 1 '4,,.,- :QT 1 6 v!dm A Qlll. ., -. R- ff of if 'W' -2- ' D. , 2 'Z fa? :fm 1- Af ,J LJ U W' ss xf' no 5 M l L. ' we 4, I! mf ' H .4 lg ' ' V ' . . U 3 fuk ' fu ' ' 1? U' w X S. , 5, :Il , :M ,il . . V R-W 2. if J H fu s 'fs N nn G e.A H .l,, my Ch- 1 1 ,f QV XT':7 w l :ee V , p M V . eg , A R. 'L' l,..A G w ' A 1 J L 'T' f ' 'f , , sw' J. - j fill' QE ' 1 K ef an W3 M Q W We in L' . , , M gk we fi ,M f s., . . ,M . 3 ...Ar x W, k V -aa M ' M. 'Vs 'jd G ' - H re ,RSL L Q: be ' I. EIGHT-THREES I 'n S ' 3' W or an I SQ' ' 1 , . N K 'XP' 3, ,!'l?5Q! 5-79 2 A .1 5,5 .f.-11 X 'o l ,i x- gig... ..-Q f,,.-- 5 . f 1 . -Q F , ' 52 f -is ..', ,Q Kr 4 , 4 . nf, ,ZAV ,fffw V W 3 ' A L ' A I J- W I f iL.,,,u- cf ' 7' N 4- ' I ' Q- :i :fl F 2 fi A' ,i'IZiE.ft:3' 2 ,,, 4 Wav XSS 'J' , , vm 3w,..1 M fr vt' , .Q . sf Q 1 i ,q. In . 'vias J .gay x. 'rpg S is it L. me Gif' is We ,Q 45 1 X . wiv. I , L' Vi . KQWQ JF -n J 486 Q5 l K? 1' W S -.. L. Qvfv. I M .. W li .- 1 A 3 3 Q i-Q1 ..4..5. uf' A 1 .. 'Y -yy E if 5 . -01 F 4, 1, -9. i,i,,..f N k v , an 1 -A.. M 'nu' P' if klfr 'thi M- .JV ,Qs .W gi' 116- EIGHT-THREES P. Freeman J. Gibson W. Griffin B. Hillis J. Hammons J. Haney D. johnson N. Kelley G. Klingler M. Leffingwell Leffler B. Parmer J. Pooley B. Ragan Y. Regnier B. Rhodes G. Roberts C. Simon S. Stevenson J. Twietmeyer j. Wilks S. Wilscuil B. Templeton EIGHT-FOURS M. Abbott S. Altman D. Arnold B. Buckley S. Burnell K. Clark R. Clift F. Coddington C.. linrdley Fitzgerald .I- S. Fred L. Futter J. Geboe A. Griffith S. Gunter EIGHT-FOURS J. Hcrin S. Holman S. Ivans B, Kauffman D. Kluclt S. Larson J. Mayer G. Morris M. Osborn E. Paffile R. Rolph E. Saarela B. Scott M. Stalter W. Tubbs B. Wilker L. Williains K. Woorron EIGHT-FIVES S. Agosr J. Braden C. Cahill C. Carrico -I. Conn R. Davis W. Deasey D. Dimkc G. Ells K. Getz G. Harmon K. Hill M. Horejsh T. Jacobson G. Johnson M. johnson A. Knoll P. Bishop J. Littlefield M. Niemi -117- .,.i ..,.b b ' .. - lzzl .1 M ,.. - A H' f.- -'- ...M fi'-in P' M if ff' ' -'..' W vp . In 1. My 5 I In Q . K lv Af ., - y 5 A '- 4 , r T' M' I , , -1 '51 'N , N, v W, Q. .M k ,S ,.. V A w ki fllw F q 3 M 4' I W f 'Kal , 4 if Q? V ,s 'sg ,agp dig. Q W ,W K, if Lx, , .digg ...ip ' . L W' 1- . ' Q..-vjyn , g if 'vi t x of if . A , . NSI' f H33 b M, bi 4 ..,. in s in 'G . W, m v . . , l A S 5 my , V K K W , my w K lim ... 5 :gf . 'VN Q Qin' ? asf 3 L ' ' ir' DY 1 liuiffl fa- fx: .1 1' sf- '13, . w. if 2 . L W -,,. NW . YI . - + if 4 r . .1-an 5, M Q 1 ...A 1 , ,,.. -.- 4' 5' . K .1 lays' Vlln. . A-V ? , we M I x , xy , , ,eip i, ,gf 1 E ., J . Av EIGHT-FIVES J. Olives we 1 L. Patterson hm. Am O. Rice . e ,. W. Smallwood ' G. Smirh X yi X. . U I G ' A X xx Snow -W f f W ' ' Q W' MR I ll' ' K. Stewart ' .,,. M 1 lr, vu, it gig, C. Vail . ,X K4 xg Ky. r A 7 1 Vowel R L SEVEN-ONES sr. . . ,AA AP ' , P. Abi-.11 an ...f 7 1 Q ' -I R. Adamson C . 4' 1 A' A Q, B. Anderson ' rs. I ' A i 'G R: if A . i J. Baden W ' .R A - . ... -- s. B k -J' I F. ' 11 a er 3 -J 'M R ' I ' G. Beck . .. R6 Z' l 'W my 2' C. Carter red , -fri 1, L. Colvin 1 - ' 1... -2 - M f T. Davis V W R. Fields 'K .1 1.5 ,iieW..f2'J 1 1 it r 1 ' ' . N' M. Fowler . 35' 'i' G. Gabriel 9' 'gl gf., I 5 M i w - D. Grim if fi in ' . LLM E. Haugen ' wx 'S 'N' wr, J. Jensen I A Q 22 ' In and K i M JA Jfmhnson 1- .9 . L . -V' W - . ones :il V4 2 -F . Nix. K -V P ,ff Layton -, K 4 X51 N y ,W Mikkelgen B. Nelson gig 5 , .sa ge A ' ' Y U 'Wi i 1 j. Olson I W L6 I 5 3, Rjillgiier 7 .fig l ' X 'inf' R. Requa Wiz. ' v L. Schroeder s R , wi 55 tj.. as D. Seay vw ' '-' K. Shoemaker we D. Smith S. Sreininger M. Tode f . i K X, ' ' A' 621, f':E , 'V in ': : it ff I- - . . K 1 2 :fr S in 7 Q E xl f Mamie -U 5 SEVEN-ONES D. Voss DQ Way S. Wilson SEVEN TWOS Aug1r Bancrott Bxrcher Buckley Bullard Clirk Core K Qmbb I Cmwford G F xelds M Gunter I Haqg H Hancock V Hoover J jameson M Jeffreys L LaHatt W Lalm C McFarland H Muldletc n Muldoon Nel Ollver Perry Pocrs Prme Rxtzhexmer Schwelger W Schwelter J Thayer Thomson Vallandlgham WCIIZ Wxlsey Whlre 1' 10 ,qv N 'TV 'Glu 0 inn Y' L -s 4.1 -up- . J N I I . , ,M -22 ,5 was s - W uv-1' 'cf' .,,-v' Quik' fadyx .,f-I fi' ,nr sw we .. gag, bww' -ci' xx LL 'vm ,aw :Br 13 1' -1' gif,- I. E s X I, ll,, .E A B. 'Ev' I H , ,xv-f M ,wr J. ' a ,,. v it E7 5 l Q 1 ', ar be ikiss 1-2 :.r- -- V ' 1- -' 'f - - 'il W' - If V , . J '-:', Q2-fl ,I of 5,53 QL ' 3-K l J A .f- B f L -- ' y' ' ca- -1-P - H ' Ez' 5 -f 4- F f 5 -.:f:, 9 W ' A 1- -9- .Ai - ' :' . cf -GK 1:r ,sw .,,5. . K y H in in P, WL VX IJ -.,, x . .1 A ' y 4 J -' -- ' ' an ff A y V - ---- T45 - ' wr' J' W 3 , In 'll E- , I -'ff ly Y W' - -57 Q '1 I- ' 4' ff f' f e l M, W - 2' R. ' :N rx: 35, W 1- .. ' , 5 fx N- 1 - - 4 W' ,V l,l, 1529 f-. . M- U If .,..,,. ,-,, ',.. A A E VL s if li, , si od' ' M H 1' - lgy. -.,l 4 B. . , A . A ' - - y ., S. t L V, :-., - L. 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A if Y 9 .V - .-f- A .E s,o ir 2 A ,K , I is ' 1 .- 1 is ' Q .N E v .: 1 1 Y 1-A ,. ' . 1 ww s 'D' W ' U - E K in :Iv E S A J. . 8 uvvl W In of jasys v but ,K 4 K. 7 . ,' X :L A X.. s f, , L' , , Af K x. X . f . ,A-, K K A ' ,Z Hu, 4 PM J. , I -lx ' if-rv E S -s's S , 4 0 I .1 xv' N'!x 4 ,' ao- Q . ' ,: Y 'S' A RN of Q . 11 I Wulf D A 3 - 'vo S S J 1 H , E. J. Q S 5 .7 xr ' QCL X X F anim? ' x , H in 75 , SEVEN-FOURS S. Cox E. Crocker P. Damron S. Fellows C. Frazier S. Castagua R. Hall H. Haugen D. Henderson A. Kanrola R. Hentges S. Kangas D. Knapp N. Leer D. l.ewiS l. Magallon S. McMillan G. Newbry W. Olinger G. Pedersen S. Senter j. Smith S. Spickard K. Sundsrrom P. Stewart j. Teed D. Thomas S. Turner J. Wfard C. Yeoman SEVEN-FIVES P. Brown L. Burke D. Clark M. Hill j. Frederickson V. Fowler R. Gilberrson E, Gillmore K. Granberg C . Hutton N5 k 5- pon- !-? ,A ' Q -sf' 5' h w ...W ' .W -., : -vw -.9 aifq I 1, ' 'VM ., A 'QT' in 'Q C r f- f-ff My l'f: f , - ... , - . Nc C' .1 F' of 'A all'-AQ jW 'ff an gf S r Q-4 5 .... gi... , we . E If 'V We ...... . Cx X W, . k :g.b.c.,.'af.fi'3 .. itil ' SJ. U C f If . . l I 4 if 'W S i s TQ A - ,Q .C 3 is 5, ...QQ ..,. 2 Vg JN- FA f 'fl 'S . vi SW ' in . li vv rw ,Q . .V .. , L U As . , o iw I ' if 'Q y iw' 1 Fi ' f xi, iw. Q., , if 5' ,A K' ls H' . i : 5 5 v 'N' . X I 95 -. 'Wit -fmt M, 3 its if 'hai ., ' - ' Mies 5 Exif J? ,guvf iw. 95 if Q ef, l. SEVEN FIVES L jagow Kerr Kidwell A Lake Landrus McLaughlin Michael Nearing Onstor Oxley Painter Palmer Patton Rogers Salesky Sorensen LaForge Stoller Sv ain Trtd Tubbs , Wfeyen . Wilson . XVoody . Zinkil Civics Club NINTH GRADE: Abbott Davis Foster Goplerud Grim Hughes effreys john- son Kantola Michael Rinard Ritzheim- er Savage Schneckloth Shoemaker Si- mon Smolinski Wakefield, Ward, XVil- son Woods Wolfe. EIGHTI-I GRADE: Swain, Arnold, Roberts, Haney Emerson Paffille, Holmes, Stalter, Kludt, Florance, Leffler, Greenstreet, Batterton. SEVENTH GRADE: Layton, Pelton, Shoemaker, johnson, Nelson, Schroder, Wilson, jame- son, Armitage, Cox, Kantola, Fowler, Kid- well, Patton, Rogers, Helm, McFarland, Walker, Slocum, Rhodes, Wilson, john- son, Kelly, Simon, Tubbs, Fitzgerald, Wooton, Littlefield, Hedeen, Darst, Os- mers, Duclas, Scully, Saarela, Fred. Snap of Junior High Band practicing. -l22-- 'Z PU lj 'gif' HOME EC. Anderson, Applington, Augir, Augir, Bankson, Cass, Cote, Crabb, Crawford, Dalberg, Eardley, Foroler, Glidden, Graniberg, Hartung, Heikkila, Holden, Hu hes Ivans ensen ohnson Kin g 1 v J 1 .I s gv Laughlin, Middleton, Muldoon, Olinger, Oxley, Palmer, Phillips, Pierstoroff, Reg- nier, Rinard, Rinard, Salo, Schweiger, Scott, Snow, Soremsen, Tharner, Wilsey, Woodruff, Woody. Q i YELL LEADERS Donna Davis, Carol Goplerud, Glenda jefferys, Frances Osmers, and Sue Ward are the girls that lead the cheers at all the games. They have done a Hne job and deserve a lot of credit. Congratula- tions on a fine years job. PEP CLUB Abbott, Arnold, Batterten, Bentley, Boit- ton, Blimka, Davis, Duran, Ellis, Foster Fred, Fuchs, Gartman, Goplerud, Greeni street Grim Grim Gunter Hane i s , , Y, Horejsh, Heaton, Hedeen, Henderson, Hipp, Hipp, Hoffschmilt, Holman, jeff- reys, johnson, johnson, Kantola, Kelley Kludt, Leffler, Lemm, Little, Mullig Munden, Ness, Nowoj, Osmers, Polum- sky, Rainville, Redshaw, Reese, Pitheim Roberts, Schneckloth, Schult, Simon Slo- cum, Smith, Stalter, Templeton, Tessier Thompson, Timme, Utter, Wakefield Ward, Welker, Whispell, Wolf, Wootton AIR CRAFT Adams, Arnold, Carrico, Clark, Clark, Clift, Cool, Crocker, Darst, Florance, Hoover, Howell, Jenkins, Jones, Kuy- kendall, Lemire, Montgomery, Pelton, Requa, Schweiter, Scothoun, Smith, Smodderly, Tubbs, Vallandgham, Vowell, Walker, White, Zinket. :Z f?Fw DANCE 2 X . FIELD 85 STREAM Adamson, Bishop, Bott, Clark, Coleman, Davis, Duclasua, Feider, Fletcher, Fore- dyce, Garvin, Gau, Hughes, Knapp, Kramer, Morris, Moser, Parkins, Patton Plant, Rolph, Senter, Shaffer, Shoemaker, Snows, Streat, Townsend, Tussing, Vigue Wikum. nik BOYS: Baker, Bancroft, Bartholmeu Beck, Davis, Gabrill, Grim, jagen, Keer Layton, Michael, Mikkelsen, McNabb, Mulli , Nearing Oliver, Painter Peter- S , , son, Phillips, Prine, Ritzheimer, Seay Shoemaker, Teed, Teecl, Thompson, Way Weitz, Weyen. GIRLS: Abell, Anclerj son, Armitahe, Baclen, Carter, Cox, Faler, Fowler, Hentges, Jensen, Johnson Kidwell, Kuykendall, Landrus, McGov- ern, Nelson, Olson, Pedigo, Rausher Schroeder, Smith, Steininger, Staller Swanson, Voss, Ward, Wilson, Wilson, Littlefield, Holmes, Layton, Dimke, Emer- son, Phillips, Fitzgerald. AVIATION Bircher, Buckley, Candler, Christensen, Clark, Coddington, Davis, Fredrickson. Gill, Griffin, Ham, Jacobson, johnson, Kauffman, Knapp, Knoll, Kress, Lake, LaForge, McDanald, Niemi, Pedersen, Rhodes, Saarela, Setlow, Shoemake, Stick- ney, Wilsey. PRESS Burke, Burnell, Forge, Gilmore, Henin ger, Hill, Hutton, james, Mayer, Michael Olinger, Ouimet, Salesky, Savage, Socen sen, Stanfielcl, Storey, Swain, Thayer, Yeoman . ngwfjyf' A Q. M CHESS 81 CHECKER Abbott, Andrew, Allen, Chamberlain, Clark, Dasenbrock, Drclos, Emerson, Fel- lows, Franklin, Fredriclcson, Getz, Haag Havgen, Hazeltine, Herin, Hill, Landrus Michaels, Palmen, Potts, Rogers, Scully Smolinski, Stewart, Storey, Sharp, Unruh Hayes, Bishop. as mf? 5.55 , rea li A 'W Q we Mere' ,a,,,g,i:i1s. fit , BOOK CLUB Blue. Caslagna, Lewis. McMillan, Vallandingham. LEATHERCRAFT Altmon, Armitage, Beckwith, Blirnka, Cahill Christensen, Dinwiddie. Duran. Eggerling, Ferguson, Freeman, Geboe, Gibson, Grogan, Henderson, Heninger, Hillis, Hillis, Huminsky, Kelley, McFar- land, Martin, Neil, Newbry, Onstot, Os- born, Paffile, Reagan, Santo, Senter, Smith, Spear, Teed, Thomas, Vail, Welker, Williaiins, Willson, Wilks, Wol- bing, Wfoods, Tempelton. HOT ROD Anderson, Brown, Bulland, Farland Fields, Fred, Garnett, Gilbertson, Ham mons. Hanna. Holm, Jacobs. Johnson Kime, Nelson, Newbry. Patterson, Peavt-Q: Picard, Puyear, Smith, Spencer, Swain Thompson, Tubbs, Sharp, Wfilson, XVood, XVooton. 9 8 S Those in Jr, Hi. Mixed Ensemble are: First row: Woodruff, Hedeen, Applington. Second row: Nash, Plant, Shaffer, Knight. Junior High Band Front row: Jameson, Vallandigham, Steininger, Blue, Klundt, Unruh, Leffler, Howell Crawford, Tode, Johnston, Fred, Weitz, Osborn, Ritzheimer, Schweiter, Bancroft, Pel- ron, Johnson, Second row: Altman, Hughes, Welson, Wilsey, Gibson, Slocum, Crabb Vowell, Geboe, Schweiger, Setbow, Simon, Grim, Jones, Hover, Beck, Bache, Shoe- maker, Seay, Layton, McFarland, Clift, Prine. Third row: Voss, Schroeder, Johnson Colvin, Jensen, Hougen, Adamson, Vallandingham, Mr. Williams, Carter, Burke, Thayer Jacobson, Gabriel, Oliver, Avay, Fields, Mr. Corporon, Heintz, Kuykendall, White Lahti, Walker, Florance, Rhodes. ADVERTISERS ADAMS PHARMACY Gifts for every Occasion Sixth and Sycamore Compliments of S. DEAN ARNOLD BANTAM HUT Clarkston Yeouth Activity Center BRISTOL'S PACKING CO. 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