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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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A X X 'Jfji 1 XLM 1 V i , .- - Ai: ,1. 1 7544 I I I that we dedlcate thls year s Bantam to Mr Fred Poole an outstandmg c1t1zen of our communlty Mr Poole has always lnsplred the students of Clarkston 'ind the surround mg areas to hlgher goals and greater accompllshments He commands the respect of all who know hlm Although Fred as he IS affectlonately known IS not an mstructor IH the Sp8Clf1C meanmg of the word he IS one of Clarkston s greatest teachers of sterlmg character and per sonal mtegrlty Mr Poole extends h1s kmdness and patlence not only to those he meets IH dally llfe but also to the students ln h1s unselflsh work at the Bantam Hut and to those whom he carrles on hls bus mornmgs and evenmgs Therefore to Mr Poole we extend the best we have to offer our loyalty our admlratlon and our deepest respect Q,-4 Sag .f I O O O -Q L' S lm' nf . 4 fi ' 43' ,Q ' v F, I Q. If 'S N if X , ' 'Hifi k 4 4 w le , .f L ' m s an i f V ! V 1, . .. ,J ,gr i ,111 4 LM,g f : mf ,V . 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Advisor CLYDE MANIS The basic idea so far as education and life is con- cerned, is to Know Thyself' and To Thyself be True. In other words, find the ball and get on it, not behind it. English III, Algebra, World History, Biology, Junior Class advisor MABEL HOLMES Learn to say the kind things, no one ever resents them. Home Ec. I, II and III, F.H.A. Advisor JOE MILTENBERGER The only man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything. Shop I and II, Mechanical Drawing, Boys, Club Ad- visor. Golf 'Xt 3 awg fill 92 A VERN MOREMAN Why have we lived so long? Biology. Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach Track Coach MIKE SAARI Good places to find odd people are in mirrors. Chemistry, Physics, Senior Class Advisor BOB MORRIS First youlre gentlemen THEN you're football players. Boys' P.E., Football Coach, Boys' Letter Club Advisor Baseball Coach, Health and Drivers' Education GERALDINE SUTTON Patience opens all doors. Guidance Director, Psychology PHILLIP POOLE A fool and his money are soon parted. Business Math, Distributive Education, Typing, Hi-Y Advisor JACK WATKINS All work and no PLAY makes .lack a dull boy! English VI, IV and III, Annual Staff Advisor, U. S. History, Drama Coach, Student Council Advisor ED PREUSCHOFF People who talk all the time don,t learn anything. World History, U. S. History WHIT WORKMAN As the sun colors flowers so does art color life. Art Instructor IL. 1 H El' X 5 , , 'T,fvw' ,,,ff 'K 1 5 i r 'ffl PM, F NM-ff 4 WimJ,,,.-ff .fs 'Tf T , M ,,,.,-ff LW LMI L 2 N ww 3 , 43 ' 5 wg-ff T 'ff .. A530 x if! piiflf' fvffx if V 1 M , '-.fff'Gf'? if ' A ' ' fVg1 3':4::-ji Q V- ROW: Jack Dean Pope. Presndent fy Pfesldeht. SEATED: Secrelarv, . V, J 4, A, , g , .M-A , 33? S? A S, i' STUDENT COUNCIL MThe meeting will please come to order. The secretary will read the minutes of the previous meeting. These words were often repeated by our Student Body President, Dean Pope. At these meetings members were busy working to better our school. The Student Council functions as a governing unit for the student body. The members of the Council meet to discuss plans or situations which arise regarding the Student Council. The Student Council also sponsored the grand opening of the new addition to the High School. The Student Councilis advisor was lVlr. Watkins. Members of the Student Council hold the major offices ofthe school. The members are: Dean Pope, Student Body Presidentg Lynn Weissenfels, Student Body Vice Presidentg Susan Hoffman, Student Body Secretaryg Jack Haney, Student Body Treasurerg Chuck Fred, Senior Representativeg Randy Wilson and Terry Carter, Junior Representativesg Carol Wolfe and Marlow Wooten, Sophomore Representativesg Sally Weeks, Girls' League Presidentg Dean Swenson, Boys' Club Presidentg Boyd Lisle, Senior Class Presidentg Bob Meyer, Junior Class Presidentg Fritz Hughes. Sophomore Class Presidentg Patty Ewing. Girls' Letter Club Presidentg Gay Fite, Yell King: Patty Knowles. Editor of the Annualg Donna Behler, Editor of the Scarlet and Black. for L, I X lg ff -A f'l,,ms'Sx 0lir-.- ,..,,, vt. rl f C117 f L KZ f' X 4,5 if To K f K gf 'gf Y fff,Lr?2 K TZ!! F21 ff' CL ZCKQQC- 41-Cf-Qc gf C ,ik Z TX? ,X fjftt CJ ? 'Qc fax A 7X -26 Z7 E124 Kg? K6 W! 'rif X541 1 xx MYR Q Q xub. Jn A 'flN LI 5 J 77 my X IQL1' P' I 6-9 10 rl INS! K L, H2 4 DL X FV' Jnwyx f ly ?rI,f ,MLN H .1 ,Q - ' , 5 5 I 1 X g,, -fl, ,ffm A,Z,fif.. ,jfylbf L,,' 1 -, ,,,,, 'W Lvl-7 lwff L+-H .PWM kfv ,'ff 511 'yy I ff I 1 ' .iA 1 fllox t .V W- ,SU CTC 6, ' 1V 'Ll avi UXLJ' f, f 1 T LC. . ,f H U V',7,l fy yy if 1 Lv' QQ! f LL , f 1 X , , f f f ffvf, F-1 Quay 7 'X K , :L L W W1 , 'Q fl 'Z f fy LH? , V ,, L 1 L , b f- , L f ,, H' 'ffz , 'T ' fl A 5 561, MCI L57 2' fxw fb K---L gff --V 4 K ,' A ,, 5 X f V29 'Lily' I ' i 4 ? 5- I , 'J if xcizi' , Mk 1, , ! 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KEITH WILLIAM BARTOL Twelve Year Student: Student Council 2. 3: Junior Class Treasurer 3: Football 2: Baseball 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Bonfire 2: Junior Prom 3: Sophomore Dance 2: Ten- nis 3, 4: C-Day 4. DONNA K ATHRYN BEHLER Student Council 4: Scarlet and Black 3, Editor 4: Junior Prom 3: Library 4: FHA 2, 4, Reporter 3. JACQUELINE CAROL BRADEN Junior Prom 3: Sophomore Dance 2: Sweetheart Dance 2, 3: Drill Team 2, 3: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball 4. RAYMOND LEROY CARSTENS Student Council 2, 3: Junior Class Pres- ident 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Scarlet and Black 3: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Bonfire 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 4: Sophomore Dance 2: Boys Letter Club 2. 3, 4: Boxing 2: Witches Ball 3. FAYE YVONNE CLARK Junior Prom 33 Sophomore Dance 23 Sweetheart Dance 2: Tumbling 23 Library 43 FHA 2. 3. SARAH ELIZABETH CLOSE Library 4. KENNETH ALTON COE Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Bonfire 23 DE 4. DAVID JEROME CORRELL Entered from Spokane in 54. Football 2, 43 Basketball 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Bonfire 23 Small Ensembles 4. GERALD LEONARD COSTELLO Student Council 23 Sophomore Class President 23 Junior Class Vice President 33 Football 2, 33 Basketball 23 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus President 43 Hi-Y 2, 33, President 43 Pep Club 43 Bonfire 23 Junior Prom 33 Sophomore Dance 23 -Sen- ior Ball 43 Small Ensembles 43 Band 2, 33 Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 C-Day 43 Pep Band 2, 33 Dance Band 33 Dixieland Band 2, 3. SYLVIA LEE CURRIN All School Play 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Small Ensembles 33 Band 2, 3. 43 Office Girl 43 Big Sister 2, 33 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. 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JOHN R ICHARD I-QWING Twvlw Ye-ar Student: Junior Class Se-r flF3Ill'Hl-.'xTIll4 3: Svnior Class SPI'gfI'3l1l at-Arms 4: :Xll-Scliuol Play 3: Fmntlma 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 4. Se-1-rm-tary 3: Bfnnfirl- 2 juninr Prom 3: Curnslalk Capers 33 Soph onwre Dann' 2: Band 2, 3: Tvnnis 2. 3 4: Buys' I-s-lu-r Club 3. 41 Pe-p Band 2. 3 .. . 1 Band 2. 3. 4: Offife Uirl 4: Big Sistvr v ll I':X'I'IIIClfX :XXX ICWINIL 'l'wvIw Yvar Siuflvnl: Ifxvriitiu- Ifminvi I: Juniwr Prom 3: flflrnxtalk Ifupvrx 33 Fwpliuniwrv- Ilanvf- I'rim-+1-Q 2: Small Ifn- : ilul 'I Ildll '7 'I I Uffi l'irII sv!! PN .1 YI4 ... I. I , M- v 1 lllg 51-tm-r 3. Ig birlx I.:-It-fr Lluln 2. 3. I'r1-Nirlvnt I: HI. lvirl I: I'q- Iiiiiil 2. HI: Ihmu- Ilunal Il. I: l IIX 2. II. I, I.UHI'i'ImIigX LEE FI1I-I.0WS Ilirlf I.l'8gI1P 2. 3. -1. 5' GORDON IIiNSIiN IJLUIIIQNIIII Ifmnllmall 2: Iiwlnliri- 2: 'lie-unix 3. 'IZ DE 4. WILLIAM DAVI D FOUNTAIN ff V Senior Clasf Yin- Pre-sill:-nt rl: IIi-Y M 3. -1: Ihiml Z. 3. I: Ilamw Ilziml PI. 4. Q. 'K LM 1 JOHN RALSTON FR.-XZIER DE 4: Bonfire 2. CHARLES IY:XYNI'i FRED 'I'wHIvm- Ye-ar Stuclvntg Stud:-nt Cjuunvil 4: Ifumlmall 2: Ilawlmall 2: Srmplimmirf- s Ilanvz- 2: fmall Ensi-nilrIe-s 2. 3: Iiaml 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 2. 3. 4: Dann- Iianil 3. 4. HOW: 7eam4,oazt4efcZt'dofzc2zZ4e Oafz 7422601-7 L? if RORERT JAY CART MAN Football 2. 3, 1: llafke-Iluall 2: 'liravk 2. 3. 4: Btlnfire' 21 lluys' l.:-Heir lflulv . . . . . Z. 3. 4: DE 4: Buys f,luli N-wrrtziry 1. li05Al.ll'l ANNE fllfllf l lI1ll'l'f'll frum U-lniarlo in Siiplimiiurf xr-ar l'lXf'l'llliYf' Cmlirivil 43 'Nlixwl Illini-ii 2. Il. 4: .limiur l'r+lm 3: 5w'vlli4':ii! llzimw- Iig Small l'lll5Pll1lll!'N 1: Drill 'llvzmi 3: lligg Sistvr fl: Drama lflulr 'liI'I'2lNllTl'I 3: l llX l,2lI'lilllI1f'lll2lfiilIl 3: l'rm--i4lvnI -1: S1-ninr llall -1. CAROLLEE GREEN Nlixvd Clhnriie 3. 4: .luninr Prom 3: Supliomrvrt' Danni 2: gSS'f'f'llll'ilTi llunfw- 2. 3: Small Ensembles 4: Uffiw Girl 4: Cirls' Letter Club 2. 3. 4: if-nior Rall -1. RONDY KENT HANLON Boys' Club 2. 3. 4. LOIS NADINE HARTLEY Ente-red from Wlt'Illlt'll, lflalio in junior ye-ar: Visual Aids 4: Bum! bl-: Big: Sietc-r 43 Dance Band 4. WILLIAM RAYNIUNIJ HA YNICS Football 2. 3. 4: lla-lxvlllull 2. fi, 4: llafeflmall 2. 3. 4: Nlixm-il ifliuruf 2. 3. 4: Anmial Staff 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. Se-1-rf-tary 4: Bmuifirv 2: ,luniur Prum 3: Sf-niur llall 4: Srwplmiimrf- llamw- 2: Small Fri-viiilule-s 4: liny! I.:-tl:-r illulm 3. -1: fforiixlallc iiupc-'rs 3: Twvlve Yvar 4tu1lf'nI, ROBERT E. HEBERT Fritf-re-rl from Richland. Wasliingrtnn in Senior year. lilly! Club 4. DOROTHY AILICPIN HICIGHTON Twelve Year Ftuflent: Yi-ual Kills Al Small lfnsenibles 2: liantl 21 Uffivv llirl 4: Drama Club 3: Pep Band 2. GARY CHET HOLLENBECK Basketball 2: Bonfire 2g Junior Pruni 3 Sophomore Dance 2: Tennis 2. 3g DE 4: Twelve Year Student. BENNIE CHARLES HORlf,l5l'l Boys' Club 2. 3, 4. DARLENE MARIE HOVE Twelve Year Student: Girls League ALDEN T. JACOBS Football 25 Boxing 2. 'ver Owzdaunaqataloac 74e77a22ztaazt4eS,4aaa4da44.. 'S' iv-f if MAUREEN LORIS JENKINS Nlixed Chorus 3: Girls' Glee 2: Sweet- heart Dance 3: DE 4: FHA 2. 3. MARY LOUISE KELSO Student Council 3: Executive Council 3. 4: junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 4: Sweet- heart Dance 3: Band 2. 3, 4: Big Sister 4: Girls' Letter Club 2. Vice President 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4: All-School Play 3: Girls' League Treasurer 4: Drama Club 3: Thespians 3. 4: Pep Rand 2. 3. -1: FHA 2. PATRICIA ANN KNOWLES Twelve Year Student: Studcnt Council 41 All-School Play 2. 3: Annual Staff Pliotographer 3. Editor 4: ,lunior Prom 3: Sf-nior Ball 4: Sophomore Dance 2: Visual Aids 4: Drill Team 2. 3g Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 2: Thespians 3, 4: YI. Girl 4. ALBERT EUGENE KRESS Entered from Prosser. Washington in Sophomore- year. Boxing 2: DE 4. HELEN IVIAUREEN LACY Entered from Pullman. Washington in Sophomore year. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Sophomore Dance 2: Girls' Lette-r Club 3. 4. BEVERLY LEE LANE Entered from Potlatch, Idaho in Soph- omore year. Student Council 2, 3: junior Class Secretary 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3, Vice President 4: Of- fice Girl 4. BOY Il IIANI7.-XI.I, LISLI-Q Stufif-nt IAIIIIIVII 2. 3: N-liiur l.Ia-N Ijrvs- imI+-nl bl: Stull:-nt I5mIy Tr:-aeurvr 3: Ilas- ke-tIr.iII Z. I: Iruvk Z: H1-I 2. 3. 4: Iliin- firv 2: Fe-niur I5aII I: Suplimiwri- Ilumw- Z. Uvriixtulk Lupvr- 3. Jl'IlI'I'II IIMC LUNG I'.xc-viiiiw Lfiiiiu-11 3. I: Mix:-II I,.I11+ri1Q I: Junior Prom 3: Fvnior IIQAII il: Soph- mimrv Iianm- 2: Sm-1-IIN-art Ilanve- 3: 5maII Ifliv-ii1I:Ie-N -I: Iiig Sixtr-r 4: Girls' I,1-ltr-1' llluli 2. 3. -I: IH-p IIan1I 3: Corn- flulk Laipvis 3. VIRGINIA If'I'IIIfI. IIKIC 'Kiwis-rn Iluiivv 3: junior I'rnm 3: Nin- iur IIJII -1: Supimiiimw- Ijlillff' 2: Fwvvl- In-art Ilamw 2. 3: IJriII Tc-am 2. 3: Tumb- Iing 23 Ilirlf' Lvttvr ffIuIJ 3. VI. PI'I'I'I'I WlI.I.lfXNI I.IvI'IN:XCCI I'Ii1ln'n-4I frum I.:-wixtun. I1IaIiu in ,Iuniur yvur. I'IllUlIl1lII 3. -I: IIawIruII 3: Niixf-:I Cliurus 3. II: Ili-I 3. QI: Junior Prmn 3: Huy! I.4-ttvr lfIuIi 3. 4. SIIICIIJX ,IUY NIuc'QI'I'iIfN Entr-ri-II frum Syflney. Nova Scotia in Sf-niur ye-ar. Girls' Le-aguv 4. RONALD NI,-XHLIX MASON Fmutlnall 2: Iia-Iu'IIvuII 2: IIa-e-I1aII 2. 3. -I: .Xnnuul Stuff 3. 4: IIi-Y 2. 4. 5+-vrw tary 3: IN-p Club 3. I'rc'si1If-nt -I-: Bnnfirfl 2: .Iuninr I'rum 3: Fe-niur Ball 4: Soph- oxnurc- Dance- 2: Yixual Aids -1: Boy! I.f-t- ter Club 4: fl-Day 3. -I: Corn-talk Cape-rs 3: Twe-Iw Hz-ar Fturiwnt. 'fieafofznzackzgchlogzf 'Medcwceeaad -we, Y.: LlYllgX L.-Xxlf NI.,XSllBl'RN lfxrwiiliw fiourivil 4: Uirlf Lefapuv Yiw- l'rvNi:lm-iil 1: Nlomlvrn lhiriw- 2. 3. '11 Xlixr-il Lliurii- Z. .i. Swirl:-I uml lllui-k il: l'f'p lfluli ll. Fe-rrr-tary -1: ,luniiir l'ri+m 3: Swi- ior llall 41 Swvetlivart lliiriu- 2. 3. 4: Drill 'livum 2: Uffivv fiirl l: llig Fi-tvr fl. li 'livnnix 2. Il. 4: lunilrlingi 121 llirl-' l.r-tli-r lluli 2. 3, li l.1l1rury 1. SLK 'XYNF fVIf'lJAN ILL :till-54'll1ml Play ill Svllliir l.lLi-- lllilj -lg Xlmlrrn llunw- Ii. -lg l'v'p Wflulz 11 .lun- ii r l'ri in 'l NUI lu mv lim 7 'si I i v ,1. ru4rr' Lu- l.154'i'- lic-art Danvr 2. 3: llrill Te-ani 2. 5: liig Fi-tvr 3: Girls' Lvttvr iflulw 2. 3. 4: lfliilil liurv '11 Drama iflulr 2. 31 llilll'NIPldIlb Sw- Tt'l1lI'N'lI'l'dNllYf'I' '13 l'll'X 2. llixtsirian Il, GARY ELLIS NIQDONALD lint:-rwl frwm lmwiutmi. lclaliii in luniwr yr-ur. liuiftlwull 3: lluukvtlrull 3, bl: llzlxw- lmull .L LlNllbX LEE Mc'lNl:XNL5 Svarlvt anrl lllark 3: luniur Prom 33 Svnior liull bl: Snplimluirv llunu- 23 Swvvl- ll:-art llanve- 2. 3. -1: llunil Office: Girl -lg Big Sixrvr 3. 4: Tvnnif 2. 3. 4: Girls' Le-ltr-r1ilL1lm2.3.-lg Yl. Uirl 1. PALL JOSEPH MICHAEL5 13.1,-4 Club 2. 3. 4. FFR N MOLDENHAL ICH Se-nior Class Play 4g lixecutive Council 41' Nlixecl Chorus 3. 4: Small Enienilylffs 3, 4: Big Sister 3. 4: Girl? League Cn- Hiftwrian 43 Drama Club 2. 3. RODNEY CLARENCE PALMER Student Council 2: Bonfire 2, Visual Aids 4: Tennis 33 Senior Ball 4.. KEN NETH GEORGE PETERS Twelve Year Student: Student Council 2: Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball 2. 3, 43 Bonfire 23 Sophomore Dance 2g Boys' Letter Club 3, 4: Corn- stalk Capers 3. KAREN RAE PIERSTORFF Twelve Year Student: Junior Prom 3, Sophomore Dance 2g Sweetheart Dance 3, 33 Drill Team 2, 3, Girls' Letter Club MARGARET JOYCE POLUMSKY Student Council 2g Sophomore Class Secretary 23 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Scarlet and Black 3g Junior Prom 33 Big Sister 3, 4g Library 43 FHA Reporter 3, Vice Pres- ident 4. DEAN LEE POPE Twelve Year Studentg Student Council 2, President 45 Student Body President 4g Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, An- nual Staff 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 43 Bonfire 2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 43 Sophomore Dance 24 Cornstalk Capers 3, Band 2, Vice President 33 Boys' Letter Club 3. 43 Pep Band 2, 3g Dance Band 3. MARGERY CLAIRE RAGAN Girls' League 2, 3, 4. 1-v 159' 'Had' ' ,.746x!6Z!df4CWZZ4t3tuZ43t?dd4fQQ. il Umteatomndaazzepofztcafzda r WILLIAM ALFRED RAINVILLE All-School Play 35 Football Manager 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 35 Bonfire 25 Sophomore Dance 25 Thespians 3, 45 C-Day 3, 45 Senior Ball 45 Twelve Year Student. RICHARD KEITH REDSHAW Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Small Ensembles 3. 4. HAROLD EUGENE ROLPH Twelve Year Student5 All-School Play 35 Football Manager 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 35 Bonfire 25 Sophomore Dance 25 Corn- stalk Capers 35 Band 2, 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Dance Band 3. MARVIN RUDOLPH RYSER Junior Prom 3. SHIRLEY LOUISE SAARELA Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Glee 25 Li- brary 4. WALTER KAY SCHMIDT Twelve Year Studentg Senior Class Stage Crew 45 Track 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Football 25 Bonfire 25 Junior Prom 35 Sophomore Dance 25 Cornstalk Capers 35 Senior Ball 45 Visual Aids 4. DAVID WILLIAXI SCHUSTER Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, fl 1, A Ava' MIgC1?'Ari,L SCHWEIGER QL, 3 ,,., on Ire . t A 'Y 2 ., A A 5 : . GENE LEE SHAFFER Football 3. PATRICIA ANN SHERMAN Twelve Year Student5 Executive Coun- cil 45 Modern Dance 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 An- nual Staff 35 Pep Club 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Ball 45 Sophomore Dance 25 Sweetheart Dance 2, 3, 45 Small Ensem- bles 45 Drill Team 25 Office Girl 45 Big Sister 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 25 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 YL Girl 45 Girls' League Secretary. MARTHA CE'ClLE SHOOP Scarlet and Black 3. CHARLES MARSHALL SKELTON Boys' Club 2. 3, 4. 75e4aozozofmv,4, 70ecaofu6ed,we ,wegaewwp R 'l -K 'ESP' c ef.. if Y I N 'Z' K ft. . 3 BILL FRANKLIN SPEAR Entered from Colton, Washington in Sophomore year. Boys' Club 2. 3. 4. LARRY DOUGLAS STOCK Entered from Kennewick. Washington in Junior year. Boys' Club 3. 4, DANNY RICH AR D SULLIVAN Twelve Year Stuflentg Football 2, 3, 4g Bafketball 2. 3, 43 Track 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 41 Bonfire 21 Sophomore Dance 23 Bantl 2. 33 Boys' Letter Club 4g Pep Band 2, 3, DEAN LAVERN SWENSON Twelve Year Studentg Student Council 2g Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2g Football 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Bonfire 2g Junior Prom 3g Soph- omore Dance 2g Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Boys' Club Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 4. VIRGINIA FERN TOWNSEND Drill Team 33 Child Care 4. WANDA ELIZABETH TKAUTMAN Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Sophomore Dance 2g Sweetheart Dance 3g Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 2, 3g Small Ensem- bles 3, 45 Cornstalk Capers 3. PHYLLIS ANN TUCKER Girls' League 2. 3, 4. VANCE VALLANDICHANI Senior Class Treasurer 4: Football 29 Basketball 2, 3g Hi-Y 3, 43 Golf 2, 3, 4g Bonfire 2g Junior Prom 3g Sophomore Dance 2: Small Ensembles 3. 4g Band 2, 3, 43 Band Presitlent 4. LARRY DREW WEAVER Scarlet and Black 4. SALLY GRACE WEEKS Twelve Year Student: Sophomore Class Treasurer 2g Executive Council 49 Girls' League President 4g Homecoming Princess 3, Modern Dance 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Sophomore Dance Queen 25 Cornstalk Capers Queen 3g Band 2g Sweetheart Dance 4-Q Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Li- brary 4, FHA 2. LYNN RAY WEISSENFELS Student Council 4: Student Body Vice President 43 Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2g Hi-Y 3, 4, Bonfire 2g Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2. 3, 43 Dance Band 3. 4. MARY JANE WELCH Junior Prom 3g Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 49 FHA 2, Treasurer 3, Parliamentar- ian 4. X gif' 2 :de 7444649456044 DEE ED WHITE Entered from Spokane. Washington in Junior year Boys' Club 3. 4. NEDR A ESTELLE WHITE Yell Leader 3. 43 Modern Dance 2, 3. 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Pep Club 3. 43 Drill Team 33 Office Girl 43 Tumbling 23 Girls' Letter Club 2. 3. 4. MARGIE LOUISE WILLIAMS Modern Dance 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Scarlet and Black 33 Golf 23 ,Iunior Prom 33 Sophomore Dance Princess 23 Sweet- heart Dance Queen 23 Cornstalk Capers Princess 3g Band 23 Big Sister 33 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 43 Child Care 43 Small Ensembles 43 Twelve Year Student. CHAD EDWARD WILSON Twelve Year Studentg Sophomore Class Vice President 2g Football Manager 23 Hi-Y 2. 3, 43 Golf 2, 33 Bonfire 23 Boys' Letter Club 2, 3, 4. EVA LYNN WILSON All-School Play 23 Junior Prom 33 Sen- ior Ball 43 Sophomore Dance 23 Sweet- heart Dance 33 Debate 23 Drill Team 2, 33 Big Sister 33 Tumbling 23 Drama Club 2, 3. KATIE LEE WILSON Executive Council 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Junior Prom 33 Senior Ball 43 Sweet- heart Dance 33 Drill Team 33 Big Sister 3, 43 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4g Child Care 43 Cornstalk Capers 33 Twelve Year Stu- dent. DELORES JUNE WITTERS Twelve Year Studentg Modern Dance 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Golf 2, 35 Junior Prom Princess 35 Senior Ball 45 Sophomore Dance Princess 25 Homecom- ing Princess 3, Queen 45 Sweetheart Dance 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 25 Tumbling 25 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Child Care 4. GLENN DELWIN WITTERS Twelve Year Student, Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Scarlet and Black 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Bonfire 25 Junior Prom 35 Sophomore Dance 25 Boys Letter Club 2, 3, 4. LORILEE ANNE YOCHUM Executive Council 45 Junior Prom 35 Cornstalk Capers 35 Senior Ball 45 Drill Team 2, 33 Big Sister 3, Chairman 45 FHA 2. ..f40ld?d-UGKCJL regain mzcdelfde Perched on a flag pole 1 KEITH BARTOL wonderlng how he got there Scratchmg the back of the Nlaharaja of Ranchtpur IS the current occupatton of JO KN DINWIDDIE Lookmg ln on BOB HEBERT we see htm admlttmg the two hundred and tenth member to ht harem DOROTHY HEIGHTOIN ha ftnallv progressed as far as the econd grade tn nurse tralnmg EVERETT LONG was rectntly ptcked up for speeding he wa domg two mtles an hour 1n a half mlle zone on hts pedal scooter ALDEN JACOBS has just boarded a tramp steamer for Hongo Bongo where he w1ll teach the Hongobon1ans to Cha Cha Everywhere we look we ee JACKIE BRADEN she IS a blll board g1rl for the Chew pop gum corporatton BILL HAYNES IS d1l1gently supplytng Mrs Garner w1th apples m an effort to pass her Engllsh class WAYNE DINWIDDIE has become world famous by countmg fleas for the Fllttybltty Blood Hounds KAY HIPP has fmally dlscovered that you have to put ln the If you see a pmk Ford Il was probably patnterl by JUDY LONG smce that s all she does lately FAYE CLARK has the leadmg part on televlslons Hlghway Patrol She patrols for earwlgs LOIS HARTLFY can he een dallv pushtng her car to and from work GORDON FLORENCE IS earnestly dlgglng a hole to Venu hopmg lt w1ll be 1nhab1ted by creatures of the same name A new profes or at Peola I'ech ts GARY HOLLENBECK teachtng family l.1v1ng to the college tudents AL KRESS proudly dt plays a brlght red garter wh1ch he recelved after saving a beautlful malden from a f1re spoutmg dragon KENNY COE has a rewardmg posmon tasttng tldbllS for the Tasty T1db1t Tobacco Co CHUCK FRED has Jut announced hls debut w1th the Metropolttan Opera 'VIAUREEN JENKINS recently announced her engagement to Prmce 'tlonaco who rergns over the kmgdom of Ralnler The most efftctent rear gunner m the Army Nurse Corps IS the tttle that has been bestowed on MARY KELSO RONDY HANLON has landed a job as a mldget ln a ctrcus sldeshow CAROLEE GREEN IS the new bowhng champton of the Womens Pm etter League SALLY WEEKS ha a famlly of ten and plans on startlng a chlld cl1n1c NIARY JANE WELCH 1 the recently appomted director of the A otln County Chapter for rettred teacher BEV L-XNE and VIRGINIA LUKE have opened a hop where all women can get thelr ha1r dyed a shade llghter DEAIN POPE and WKLT SCHNIIDT hase become partners ln the Schmope Enterpnse It a comblnatlon of actors tudto w1th Dean the actor and Walt the sound dtrector ba ed on thetr expertences ln Cry Havoc CHAD WILSOIN IS now dtrector of all the movte houses 1n the Valley At pre ent there IS one LORILEE YOCHLNI IS begmnmg her career as guldance dlrector of Clark ton Hlgh School When you get old and turn blue RAY CARSTENS w1ll be drlvmg hts 32 MARY ANINE CURTISS can be seen rowtng her canoe across the San Francl co Bay carrytng oda pop to the llfers on Alcatraz HAROLD ROLPH RODNEY PAIMER and BOB ADAMS had such a good tlme New Years Eve D6 watchmg the sky that they ve declded to make ky watchmg thelr sole occupa t1on from now on LORETTA FELLOWS 1 the mana er of the RKISC Them for Yourself Husband Nlanufacturmg Company BOB GARTNIAN has returned from Hawau where he has learned the ecret of the hula hula NIARSHALL SKELTON has become head set deslgner for the Ed Sulltvan show It all tarted when he decorated the stage for the Senlor Ball Wonderlng and worrylng JERRY COSTELLO IS st1ll trymg to w1pe the red measles off NIARILYN EITING and PXTTY EWING have Jomed the Texas Rangers they alwavs get the1r man BILL RAINVILLE has fmally reahzed hrs amb1t1on and has opened a camera shop at the foot of the Sphmx He sells cameras to tourxsts who forgot thelrs DEE DAVIS has become heavywelght l1ft1ng champlon of the world at the recent Olymprc Games JOHIN FRAZIER IS a chemtst for the AEC and has just developed the Superduper Pop It Bomb ' Ever smce that fateful day 1n 56 RON MASON has con tmued to pluck hts dally egg from behmd people s ears o .S , , 4 . . . 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S . . 1 , . . 4 . - 5. - y . . , - . . . . , The co ownershrp of a boardrng house for elrgrble bachelors keep HELEN LACY and FERN MOLDENHAUER very busy GARY MCDONALD rs an Oscar wrnner for hrs leadrng role rn Srlent Joe from Cocamo MARVIN RYSER made such a good parr of skrrs rn hrs Junror year and had so much fun usrng them that he has become the largest xnventor and foremost teacher of the Ryser School for Skrrers DARLENE HOVE and KAREN PIERSTORFF have begun therr whrstle toot campargn for Presrdent and Vrce Presrdent of the Pea Prckers Umon Prn up grrl PATTY KNOWLES has been chosen the Re Head Bombshell from New Orleans Just back from that trrp through the U S that she a planned smce the nrnth grade rs MARGIE RAGAN e traveled by car we drdnt thrnk ,losephrne would last at ong JACK EWING has recently been admrtted to a hosprtal for a broken leg He was chasrng a butterfly for hrs collectron and mrssed a turn DAVE CORRELL has developed an rnterestrng hobby He places salt on mosqurto tarls rn the swamp jungles of the Amazon Rarsrng one large cactus and seven lrttle chrldren has occupred DONNA BEHLERS spare trme smce movrng to Texas BII L FOUNTAIN rs strll tryrng to frgure out how three p us four became erght rn hrs calculatrons BOYD LISLE ha Jut recuved frrst prrze as the best hog caller rn A otrn county LINDA 'VIASHBURN rs mrstress of ceremonres on her program You Name lt and We Dont Have It' BENNIE HOREJSH rs the star hot rodder for the Three Mufflers Club Rergnlng as Mr s Cactus Kate of ,law Bone Flats SUSAN MCDANIEL PAUL MICHAELS has advanced to Doctor Paul Mrchaels P D Q 1Professor of Dumb Quacksl LINDA MCMANUS rs srttrng by the frre rn her home rn Trmbuctu knrttrng longjohns for her famrly of frfteen DOUG ANDERSON rs crursrng Broadway searchrng for bowl rng balls SYLVIA CURRIN has Just returned from her thrrd trrp to outer space where she encountered a Reuhnedolm Usrng hrs own as a master copy LARRY BENNETT has become the world famous eyelash producer Coach at Peola Tech rs GLENN WITTERS The male popula tron of the Tech numbers erght MARTHA SHOOP rs a travellrng saleswoman for the One Stop Dental Frxture Company A new member of the Bullfrghters League rs DEE WHITE MARGIE WILLIAMS rs of late the frrst woman of the destroyer Never Sunk One MIKE SCHWEIGER has hrs own novelty act He rrdes a trg'-t rope uperde down wrth a motorcycle Frrst prrze for the longest beard rn the county has one to GENE SHAFFER VIRGINIA TOWNSEND rs tourrng the Asotrn County area on a Get Out and Vote For Me campargn for county clerk LARRY STOCK rs a swrmmrng rnstructor rn a Pygmy colony rn Afrrca WANDA TRUATMAN rs strll runnrng around rn squares flookrng for those lost artrcles of hers that she has never found her brarns KENNY PETERS has completed a course from Elvrs Presley on how to squrrm rn the same manner so that he can take over Elvrs old Job PHYLLIS TUCKER has marrred a baker and rs the proud mother of thrrteen chrldren We see VANCE VALLANDIGHAM rn a football unrform playrng taps on hrs trombone as rnsurance that the players get to practrce on trme LARRY WEAVER has been appornted as drrector of corres pondence courses at WSC for those hrgh schools rn need of them BILL LUPPANACCI has been boxrng rn Madrson Square Garden under the name of Pete who Never Loses ROSALIE GETZ rs the rdeal homemaker of the small fry set A frrm belrever rn walkrng the strarght whrte way rs MAR GRET POLUNISKY SHIRLEY SAARELA rs an expert barber rn her own shop where she specralrzes rn prg shaves DELORES WITTERS and KATIE WILSON have made rt a pornt to sma h the rear lrghts on a Ford Coupe every year smce therr frrst experrence rn 1956 DANNY SULLIVAN has become known as Black Dan he Terror of Hr Way 410 BILL SPEAR has been swrmmrng across the rrver rnstead of usrng a car Krng of the football freld rs The Ox DEAN SWENSON DAVE SCHUSTER rs the rrch farmer of all Palouse havrng frrghtened the entrre area through any means possrble PAT SHERMAN has frnally pranced up the ladder of success She rs secretary to Elvrs Presley The new manager of the Atomfrre Market rs LYNN WEIS SENFELS The yell queen for the Blacks Jacks of the Jaw Bone Flats rs NEDRA WHITE Doctor of human behavror for the Lewrston Clarkston area rs post graduate EVA LYNN WILSON u as - as - ss I .r .l I . 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Carol gawk Q 'FJP' .nu.., ' -,'.. if fvv, s Vps., ,. if ' www W' if, If --.4 Du what Q u ' gpg? yi' , Xia: DDI 'VN 5 9. 1 ...MQ ,....... .W , 'T 4 254 E lea! M1 CFTOL. !' J ,fpnvr ...still l ol' .0 1 O , . -U1 a .,.,,, gl 'ff' poo ,vrov,', ff: oc: ! 'x .0 a 1 .- -- ,po ,. Q v',ppon', 1-:.:. -. ' 1 a, ',v':4lOI. ' 'UV' up .., l.l. l . o'a' c 's 'o ll. 3 5' ll 'g ', 'fr ' val. vin.. O . 1 ,N o, f,.a U . I , K Q ,ff -., 7 'Wt na Wu f F ,,E,5. 5, ff, X J. Abbott D. Adams L. Anderson ft. mv S. Bankson M. Beckwith M. Bentley 'F Q' ,su . sb.. 'A ' ii as I li Q '. x f 1' 1 J. Applington J. Augir if . zl lx it R D. Bishop V. Bolen , in 3 F . .sais NN . Z. V 4. . ' -E C. Brown H. Brown D. Burnett G. Chamberlain D. Christensen yn ' F if 'qi , ,, I X ,X 5 . P. Curtiss C. Darst L. Dahlberg E. Dasenbrock D, Davis ', i ' ,. i Q P N :Qi ,E ' f ' A l D. Duclos R. Duclos C. Duran I 3 I. Eggerling J. Feider D Fields P Fletcher S Foredyce .l Foster P Fowler 11, 3 - 5 'Hrs . Q9 . Vi iv .4 fy,,..'i J. 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IEUTTONI l.lQl7'l', FIRST ROW: larry Stroat. Gil lflwtlivr. Billy Will-as. john Eggs-rling. SECOND ROW: liar Hook. Daw Curr:-I. Xxiilfflf' Lanrlkainniflr, PQ-to ffllrislz-nson. BOTTOM RIGHT. FIRST HOW: llasifl He-in. Norm Taylor. Assistant Coach V:-rn Nlorvman. SECOND ROW: Ray Hvim- gurtnvr. I.:-my Walkvr. llolu Sulv. lim-k llrogan. ASSlS'l'AN'I' COACHES: VERN NIOREBIAN, EXIORY DEITHICH .,qbf., awk 'tv ' xx. -5- Q Ee. . 'f'f'. '- fi!! 4' S L fn ... .. 0--- ,QQIV V M,,.-wtf, A . ? I N 5 if v TRI Wifi 34 E, ' - ra, ,UQ gm., R 'ff ' . xy . E, 4 4 x Nl V Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston . 52 Wallace 25 Moscow 33 Kennewick 0 'Yfl p ' 1-. f 1 Sandpoint Lewiston Yrx 'x ,pr Qu.-at '35, -:wah 'Hx H+-Q M-Yi if -432 adv 3? uiw r gt -as 5 f 3 Q. Q 'Wa V5 'lr I-Q gf 393' 1 W ,W QE., as 'J ,QMW A -,.w'vllll4'f iv I WW ni, Y' ,J , if Q 5 f , Q-,, ' it K fig gf:-aikggf li .f .x, . , S K fi ,: , Q ' W, J' .Q ui.i??5fQ 1 A. ff, ' 511 v-5333. A . W4 .X- V , 1 !-'! I K. J xx , X x Cf, CN, L ' Q Z A 4 Si' -law, . . ' INJTTEHQA V 4' ' Ffl KX ,r A ' . ea, - V -fb o , A A p ,f1.::-AR , ,ik ,, lv . S 'T'-1, 'QI Y? COACH EUGENE ADAMSON mi 11.5, , fw , .X , X. Ex 1 , 5 -r, V, ff ,Y ' Jfiwfaf fs2?4 ,Mfrs o ., t E 1 , S w ff ,:,ug'z. 1y'ff50Yf f A A , o ,, gf , y ' :E - gy -jg.-'--: 2 - -rt . A fs y W ' as -fwft-f ' iw, . -xiii:-1 E E P- ., , -1 If f 5 ,Uii 'Z f use 2-'QT-' - Q ' ' -,L . Z V V ff' f 'Sdn V id KNEEUNC: Manage-rs, Slaybaugll. Scully, Bayman, Hughes. FIRST ROW: Coarli Adamson Krmnm-r. Viquf-, Futtvr, Duclos, LvKanrler, Darst, Hillis, Plant, Rogers, Loomis, Hoffman, Glidden A istant Coach Dnitrirh QECONID ROW P k' ss ' . - , . ., i : ar ms, Storey, Woods, Duclos, Cau, Davis, Feider, Fletcher, Wilson, Witlman, Bishop, Wilsey. THIRD ROW: Walker, Adams, Rolf, Patton, Tubbs Swain. Svhostgo, Coleman, Kuykenclall. Wooten, Fordyce. FOURTH ROW: Witters, Herin, Newbry Kayhill, Nlcfllanus, Chandler. Vecldvr, Anderson. Hr-lm, Paffile, McFarland, Rhotlrs, Florencv Dinwirlrliv. v v - E Yi . , Q 9-an .ps , ' W far-,, i if -,' ' 1 Tw , K - L, ,an-., , -0' fig: , 5. Q, I . f as 4' . se, Y, ,, - Wi, . -Q ' X Ns-uv I 1 41,4 ,I J' .9 Q' 0,4 3? 2 Q Clk. Clk. Clk ...C,.CCC C ,, Clk.C ,.,.,CC C+, Clk. Clk. Clk. nn Fr Q, Clk. Lewiston ..,.. Mac High Pullmm ,,,,, Moscow, ., Walla Qwalla Lewistbn . , Moscow ., ,. Walla Walla Pullman , Mead ..l..... Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Cla rkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston 3 V . Q als ,. 336 ,larl . gf YA 'H'-1' L.. ycl ,, ' Q 0 St. Maries - John Rogers Lewis Clark Mac! igh .. Penfxllvn Crarteville Gr evillee Metlf ...., .... Colville BACK ROW Tom Blakkolb. Buck Cro an Darrvl Pr rl, Bill Hillis. Q fi? E , Clark on 77 7 77 77 27 Lewsl ton 77 7 33 7 ,77,, 47 7 59 77 77 55 53 47 MANAGER JOHN KRAMER e 3' 31 LA 'E 1 cmd l v wma?-' ' 1'- Q - 1, .V 51, . ' .'. , V - 4 'v .'.,v ..- , . f Ji.. W1 .rf . M xv . A ta ,JIT H aw ,QA V'..4 -:-Vg, , , . 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SECOND ROW: Joane Lane, Susan Cox, Janice Hoffman, Shirley Watts, Leah Hutson, Jo Anne Sand, Jackie Braden. THIRD ROW: Linda McManis, Nedra White, Camilla Brown, Nicki Layton, Fran Osmers, Sandra Holden, Mary Ann Scharbach, Karen Pierstorff. FOURTH ROW: Leazan Johnson, Virginia Luke, Pat Sherman, Katie Wilson, Glenda McLaughlin, Margy Stalter. FRONT ROW: Judy Grim Linda Masllburn. Linda Mc Manus, Paula Hail. BACK ROW Fran Osmers, Ann Ritzheimer, Judy Darst, Janice Hoffman. g.-v-sz? - x FRONT ROW: Delores Witters, Linda McManus, Nedra White, Darlene Hove, Patty Ewing, Marilyn Eiting, Susan Cox, Judy Long, Sally Weeks, Mary Kelso, Helen Lacy. SECOND ROW: Janice Hoffman, Karen Pierstorff, Linda Mashburn, Eva Lynn Wilson, Nicki Layton, Susan Hoffman, Joanne Sand, Margy Stalter, Leazan Johnson. BACK ROW: Ann Ritzheimer, Sylvia Nolt, Donna Ness, Twilla Johnson, Vickey Bolen, Camilla Brown, Fran Osmers, Leah Hutson, Karen McMillan, Glenda McLaughlin, Sue Ward. W Q 0 The badminton varsity team praetieefl every morning, Tuesday through Friday from eight to eight-forty. The turnouts were under the supervision of Miss Martha Howe. Both lmys and girls turned out for this popular sport. The game enthusiasts were rewarflerl with a tourney helfl at Pullman in March, which was attended by six fllllllllf' and four single teams. Q x . V C 1 K V....,f. X ak ,V x, 9 z M Q, 'l , . ' , , W I. 'Mix K V 'SJ V , , R , .1 . , V L- ., ,. :J V . 'YJ FIRST ROW: Kay Fisher. Nieki Layton, Marilyn Eiting. Susan Hoffman, Helen Lacy, Susan Cox. SECOND ROW': Ann Ritzheiiner. lloris Lauritzen. Bev Fitzgerald. Cynthia Nlanis, Mary Kelso, Patty Ewing. Leah Hutson. Pal Sherman. Linda Mdlanis. BACK ROW: Miss Howe. Linda Mashlmurn, Paul Michaels, Ye-rn Jeffreys. Monte Abbott. Rodney Palmer. Jack Ewing. Harold Ralph. Leazan Johnson. Nlarje-an Baker. N fi y ..,..t'I Q 'E C 'av xw . sql I 1225! M , X xi.. Xin ,gang . as Q - f r LEFT TO RIGHT: Leazane Johnson, Nedra White, Marilyn Eiting, Mary Jane Welch, Karen Pierstorff. Champions of the Black League. Not pictured: Patty Ewing. Girlis Basketball intramurals were held from December to February during the noon hour. The entire intramural program for the girls was under the able and spirited direction of Miss Martha Howe. There were three basketball leagues this year, or- ganized according to the skill and experience of the girls. Our intramural program this year was doubly enjoyable because of the fine, expansive recreational facilities of the new gymnasium. X.-7 N0 -0 fu ,v N Y' L x U.,-QQCCQ K l S s K 5 A K ' l,,5Xx ki 1,5 , s' f K I f'v 'Q' f., 3 f 5 l Xi M 'If x 1 apr B f-'M' STRUTTIN ON DOWN' What ahout those ten hlgh stepplng glrls on the f1eld'7 At tractne werent they '7 Our major ettes were of a hlgh callbre and were very lntereeted ln thelr per formance and coneclentlous mth the program that they put forth Out of town act1w1t1eQ added to the majorettee schedule Theee ln eluded paradee fectnale and out of town game-Q Thelr practlce was gulded hy lVlr Corporan and student leader Judy Darst -ig. June Taylor Sandra Holden Carolyn Duran Lana Hadeen Janene Mullng Joane Lane Rose Mane Johnson Judy Darst Deanna Kumpula and Jamce Hoffman ROUND AND ROUND THEY GO EXCltlI'lg arrays of flags were drsplayed by our flag twlrlers All the glrls were apt at spmnmg the cloth and arranglng thelr dlsplays 1n a number of novelty arrange ments They presented themselwes at half tlme and for numerous parades durmg the year The work shown by these glrls greatly re fleets the splendld and colorful splrlt of our school They were d1rected by Mr Corporan and Cathy Weaver the student leader BACK ROW Joyce Shoemaker Penny Lake Cathy Weaver Mary Reese Paula Hall Vlfglllla Durand Norma Langley Glenda Jeffreys Pat Fowler Donna Davls and Marxlyn Nugent FRONT ROW Donna Hennlger Carol Goplerud and Slndy Henderson XI nun UlfI'I4.IiRS: lu.-q.1.1m .,f 'Q Q nn' Uanrw- Iiznnl Lyn W'viQevnfcIS. E 5'-1'rvt.1r'v .Inunnv Sunil. Yiw- I1---nlr-nt II1II I'1YllIlILllIL IJTUQLITIIII J rllzxirnnln Mary .'Inn4f S-'In1rInn-Il. I're--i4If-nv Yurxw Y!1II2lI1'III1gLIIZlIl!. I Q' s'fI'S I I 3 H IJ 1 ' Q f?f?H ST ROW: IS. Simon. ll. Wulf. NI. Eiting. P. Ewing. NI. KvIxn. ll. I w-tvr. J. Iarnof, S. Currin. N Ntwry. I., IIntwn, ,l. II1lI'IIl1'IlIlIH'SS. NI. ?4n'I1urImz14'I1. 'IIIIIRIJ HOW: Il. II1-vm-II. II. Ifnrah. I I'err I II1 ' j.. zrtlf-y. NI. Ivlwn. ll. Himfl. I7UIfH'I'II HOW: Ii. lllift. IP, Sturlfivld. ll. Hvintz. J. I rnf-It. I. Iiulwr. II. LII-lunwy. J. Lf-ffIr'r. I. AIf'I1rwn1. I. IIInv-. 5. IIIIITILIII. II. KIUIII. F. IIOI1nan, I filmln FN W-sv-..x,w if LEFT: N. White. F. Moldenhauer. W. Trautman. J. Din- widdim-. FRONT: R. Getz, J. Long. RIGHT: M. Scharhach, C. Manis. M. Curtiss. LEFT: L. Hartley, D. Fields. J. Sand. LPPFR RIGHT: V. Vallancligham, J. Lf-mire. B. Rhodes, J, Kranwr. LOWER RIGHT: XI. Eiting. S. Storey. S. Currin, P. Ewing. -X E A. B. Fountain, 14 Q Mr I V If J' ,T 5 Q . , ww Mi L. Weissenfvls, C. Fred I 1. x 'x 4 Birdsell, J. Long, R. Getz, L. Hughes, J. Kinney, J. Taylor, B. Andrews, BI. Reese, B. Wilson, D Kumpula. J. Dinwiddie, N. White. THIRD ROW: D. Swenson. D. Baily, G. Conn, V. Vallangham B. Adams. V. Kuehn. B. Powers, M. Kelley, J. Herin. J. Costello, L. Stock. P. Townsend, R. Jones R. Hvdshaw. C. Crcen, W. Trautman. F. NTOTCHJIHWEF, H. Lacvy. J. Hoffman. Aa. .n.! . 'N' Owv-N AOPA 4 of 3, Ai , A Qfgfeyix Han, fp Ev Ai X VF ., 361+ gf? X, .4 X 5596 Kff ff f 4 ,5 'nv gf 465 Z' i 1 r 1 X ' V 2 1 ff L X Q 'N V N 5 J -. L 4 A 5 Y, gN V 0 N X X, i I Vx N X ' Six xg b if ' ? , ' r ,fa R 'MJ' 1 M73 43' ' Zfgj 'f' M 51 -l A K , .X A 4 Xa! .v My.. NNN Sc YF.,-K . 46vf.- 7'f'A 3 SX 1-NV' ,NW'sw NxQXGx 1 1 , Ap t7N AI, hs is L 4 Z4 X M f ,4 - Qgfw 1 ' fi , ,' 1. 7 1' 2.-'V ff f 4 -1 x2 f 'F 45j,y ma 1' 2 ! ' 2 7 Z-4 ff? ' f ' 5 ' 1452? -9' 0 0 'fn x ,ia 6, ' -rf ' , , I I X T 71 amecmnut? Aff 1 vs 9 Y 94 y 1 , X ' ' we bd Q ' W 1 4-:V E Y A4 634 JA 5, 5 L pr ,fvk zum A 5 x ffl' nil l'A'g Qll'Q I '. 4 0 s ' V 5 2-5. ' 0 A ix ,i V I. 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Q x I, W - 7 P , , ' ' 5' z :t . ,- , - A ,r '- l. .1 .0 4 v 4 . 5' . h. 4 f ' - ,, -. .,K,:' ,v I ' X S 4. W- Wm ,Cd '75 Saocaf My -,-!,,,... 5.V','SK --x X L ' ,-g.f, 3.Q Pfqx 1, :km 4 -f 2 .'-mfs 'l Q' ' t.! - gl f-4 P56326 N 7' 5 i, xp ', r'S '. - PV s s cf K' x?v2 14 N .- A 5'1 W W' .. Ni ' -r , . Y X - W Q 'f fl ,'.,vv ' .r-'f' 'N sfhs'-' Q L 1 . Q 'shi' ' ' A -xi , IM, in M ' lliiw IJ I . I 4 IU Ili 'U ni ll! ll ' . I 198 ' 7s'f'amet4e? ! Editor: PATTY KNOWLES Advisor: MR. WATKINS 4'Deadline next Fridaylw So echoed the shouts of Patty Knowles, the editor of the Annual, and Mr. Watkins, our advisor. The deadlines were met and one of the best Annuals ever to come out of Clarkston High School was produced. Excellent coverage of activities, dances and sports were highlights of this year's Bantam. Through the guidance of Miss Knowles and Mr. Watkins, the Annual staff was inspired to do their utmost in the production of the Annual. The students can well be proud of their Annual now and ten years hence when their memories of High School days are brought back when they thumb through their '57 Bantam. High School days can be cherished with an Annual of this calibre. tb Advisor: MRS. mcmzs e dad Hot off the pressl Yes, it was your school paper, the Scarlet and Black, conveying to you the news of school activities, student life. sports data. and other campus occurrences which were of interest to the student hody throughout the school year. Reporters were assigned special articles or events to cover which would become their responsibility forthe following issue. Iinder the skilled guidance of Klrs. Dacres. the Scarlet and Black staff put out interesting editions of the paper. The coverage of student activities by the paper has increased the knowledge of other stu- dents of the many accomplishments of the various clulvs and has also increased the prestige of these organizations. Q Q Q like-A. Editor: DONNA BEHLER SEATED: Joyce Shoemaker. Bev Fitzgerald. Joanne Lane. Jane Birdsell. Martha Shoop. STAND- ING: Donna Behler, Edwina Bandcroft. Glenn Witters. Judy Miles. Joe Ouiment. Martha Webb. Larry Weaver, Margery Hagan. Duane Heintz. I C! A va Q- t at i X H-1' fill 'I I -u.,f.fffw' f, i t 'X 4 . X ,rf W Q . . Oi 4 S g gi' I Q f V r gp, If '- Y f 5, lib S :-If S :Ti fl 'Q : rl , f .tal 'fs F lf! C r If , GJ fx ' 5 . , L ' I A Ya ' Q W '- af v MIX! W ,gg Kit A 4 fkfr nfs- i 1 3 1 I lun x s V , i . 1 I pi E I ,I Sw yx 51 C: G EE X ' J HI-Y OFFICERS STANDING: Jerry Costello, President. KNEELINC: Ke-ith Bartol. Vice President: Bill Haynes. Secretary. ,gwwffi -E' 6,1 47, I, ' f , . Wi ..,.B 1' -sd BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS STANDING: Dean Swenson, President. KNEELING: Bob Gartman. Secretaryg ,Iay Bar- nett. Sergeant-at-Armsg Jack Ewing. Vice President. .wi-'C' The 7-, D- TI-IESPIANS NATIONAL DRAMATICS HONORARY-TOP PICTURE, FIRST ROW: K. Fisher, B. Sule, i'Tim0thy, B. Rainville. SECOND ROW: M. Kelso. E. Vittfftoe, C. llanis. THIRD ROW: M. Scharhach, Sharp, S. Hoffman. S. Cox. FOURTH ROW: C. Miltenhurgcr, P. Knowles. S. MC- Danicl, Jenkins. NOT PICTURED: A. Soper. E. Wilson, J. Haney, C. File. D. Knowles. Q-Y RIGHT: Relaxed at play practice. Sal Sharp. Mr. Watkins. .inn Super, Cynthia Nlanis. Charlie Nliltenberger. .Lx E fm, A'-Er! Half AS! 1 gl FARM SAFETY SLOGAN of 'f wiv 7'3- D l7.F.A. BACK ROW: B. Parmar. W. Martin. L. Widmir. M. Bc-ckworth. C. Moore. L. Williams. F Dnnkimeyvr. H. Kime. B. Kauffman. THIRD ROYV: R. Altman. NI. Marv. J. Clark. G. Fred:-rivkl son. D. Schuster. B. Spear. R. Davis. J. Hvrin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Haugen. R. Bliinka. G. Gill F. Pivard. G. Klingler. L. Futtfar. J, Ftic'knPy, FRONT ROWW: H. Rvnshaw, B. Klinglcr, T Robinson, W. Lanclkainmer, B. Henderson. ,l, Brown. D. Birclsrfll. F.H.A. SEATED: Mary Jana Wielch. Fayr' Clark. Nlaurr-nn Jenkins. Rusvaliv Cvtz. Ellffn Pace, Nlargxarvt Pwluinsky. Mrs. Holmes. Lorilm- Kanuit. Sl-XTONIJ ROW: Janimw- fxugir. Darlvnv Palmar. Nlartlm Slump. Dm- Davis. Virginia Townsvnd. ,Ivannv llulurnsky. THIRD ROW: Figrirl Kanlnla. .le-am-Ile: flrim. Darlrfne Fields, Marilyn Eiting. Paity Ewing. La Vnnm- Hughr-s. Ann Rope-r. BACK ROW: jiimlf-el Hipp. Nancy Gartman. Donna llc-lilvr. Sharon King. June- Purvvll, Carol Hertz, Noreen Wright, Carol Beloit. Z. 5' K1 L1 wr 1 'Cl 1 OFFICE GIRLS FRONT ROW: Pat Sherman, Patiy Ewing, Marilyn Eiting. Dorthy Heighton, Sylvia Currin. B-XCK ROW Iincla 'NI hb J D dd I : . I as urn, van inwi ic, Darlcnf- Hove, Mrs, Dixon. 'Beverly Lane, Neclra W hire, Carnlvff Crf-en. LIBRARY BACK ROW: Mrs. Fleshman, Marsliell Skelton, Kay Hipp, Donna Behler, George Saxburg. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Mashburn, Faye Clark. Sarah Close, Margaret Polumsky, Sally Ives-ks, Mary Kelso. FRONT ROW: Pat Birdsell, Shirley Sarella. ,,..,,l.Q CINFNl0NGl'lS l.ights. pleaseli' Brrrl The reel ln-gins and another movie is shown. Thus rolls tht- work of a visual aids stu- dent. These six selected students must also make sure that an adequate supply of good films are ordered for each classr hesides keeping the machine in good running or- der and the films repaired. A class of this nature pro- vides interesting and excit- ing work for anyone with a liking for mechanics or an interest in the intellectual value of films. 55 STANDING: Mr. Dalquist. Lois Hartley, Rodney Palmer. Ron Mason. Walt Schmidt Dorothy Heighton. SEATED: Patty Knowles. Wir mia Townw-nd 'Nlartha Qhoo Mar ie Williams, Katie Wilson, Delores Witters, tl 5 - - -- P, 3 and Susan McDaniel. 'ANEED A BABYSITTERT, 't0h. Johnny, donlt do thatlil . . . uflhildren, you mustn't paint on the desksli' . . . These are common phrases re- peated by the six girls tak- ing child care. All six of the students must be selected the previous year. Their selec- tion depends on their ahility in other classes. The girls are divided between the dif- ferent elementary schools where they aid the kinder- garten teachers. Each of the girls takes an earnest interest in aiding the kindergarten pupils in the beginning of their school life. X P 1 'FY 9 I it X.. BACK ROW: Patty Knowles, Patty Ewing, Linda McManus, Miss Howe. FRONT ROW: Joan Dinwiddie, Marilyn Eiting, Jane Birdsell, and Pat Sherman. INSERT: Linda Mashburn. Modern Dance. NFUTURE BUSINESSNIEIV' Your change. siri' is the oft-repeated term that will never be forgotten by a stu- dent of Distributive Educa- tion. These students are re- quired to participate in both class study and individual work for merchants in the numerous valley stores which are working in con- junction with the Distribu- tive Education program. Under the expert direction of Mr. Poole the class has learned the delicate points of the business world. All the hours spent during the year learning the essentials of good business transactions will aid those who have taken this course in any field they may choose. HLITTLE HELPERSN Have you seen some girls coming in early? If so, they were probably some of Miss Howeis Y. L. girls coming in to help her prepare for the day. These girls were chosen from the Junior Y. L. group because of their apt- ness and ability. Their duties include helping Miss Howe during intramural games. caring for equipment, re- cording the game results, and small details during their individual gym period. The help rendered Miss Howe by these girls has been instrumental in relieving large burdens of minor de- tails from her and in allow- ing the girls to share some responsibility. with a feel- ing that their work is appre- ciated. FRONT ROW: B. Gartman, M. Mraz, G. Hollenback. SECOND ROW: A. Jacobs K Coe, L. Bennett. THIRD ROW: W. Dinwiddie, A. Kress, B. Horejsh, G. Florence FOURTH ROW: M. Jenkens, Mr. Poole, J. Frazier. .ts- I f' ,X sale ,Z . fy! 'W V I W: , ' pkg , ' Q k at A l xx -' f I 'I I, , .lgz 1 5 ' J 2' N ' gs. ,I -7 A - .hu l QQ.: J a '- LT.- ...,. Q if Y Ar A Y X 'IYf iii , My H Y TOP PICTURE--f-C,-KST --TOP ROW, In-fi to right: F. Huffman, VV. Vlifllllflllllll. 5. flux. N1llJI1I.IE: D. Bclhlvr. F. NIfIldf'IlhHl16'I'. NI. Ke-Iso. D, Hffighton. Mulhrlir-1. l3U'l l'0Nl: ff, Yittf-Im: NI. Curtiss. M. Scharbafh. BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE-Sound and te-Uh. 4-rvw: Ii. Sul:-, YY. S1'hIIlif1l. D. Pope. BOTTOM LEFT PICTKRF: S. Cox. W. Trautman. NI. Curli--. 71 f I On D0fI?lIlllPf 10 and 11. in C0n1n1en10rati0n of the fiftventh iiIlIliN6I'S3I'f' nf the bombing of Pearl Harlmnrr the senior class spnnsnrerl .Xllan Ks-rmarefs play. Cry Hav0vY', the- stirring story of f-levvn volunteer nursvs trappwl nn the- Bataan peninsula fluringrtlu- f-arly days 41fW70rm War U. N Xxx, Xyy 3 r ,Q 141' If Thr- wlnrfiil fl8f'S nf the spit Curl anrl the hubble skirt we-rv hilari-nisly rc-vreatfwl for iillfllt'Il1't'S on Nlarvh lil and 15. when Years Agn . the all-school-play. was presented. lfnclvr the flircvtiml of Mr. Watkins. memorable Charavters were Crcatfwl hy the entire Cast. especially leads Charles Miltenberger. Ann Soper. and Cynthia Manis. Sallie Sharp was the rehearsal prompter. M-ith? it .gay . Q-'j,. f Ncdra White, Marjean Baker, Yell King, Gay Fite, ,loane Lane, and Margy Stalter l l YELL LEADERS '5We,re from Clarkston, couldn't be prouderlw This is an example of the fiery pep and enthusiasm shown by our five Yell Leaders. There were four Juniors and one Senior who made up the pep squad. Nedra White was the Senior Yell Leader, Margy Stalter, Marjean Baker, Joane Lane, and Cay Fite were Junior Yell Leaders. Gay was the Yell King. The Yell Leaders this year introduced many new cheers to create more enthusiasm at the games. They must have succeeded, because our school had more pep than we have had for many years. They also supported the teams by encouraging the Student Body to go to the out of town games. Compliments of ADAMS PHARMACY Asotin County Airport HILLCREST AIRCRAFT CO. Clarkston Attorneys-at-Law ASOTIN COUNTY BAR ASS'N. Congratulations, Seniors BASINGERS GROCERY 102 13th Street Compliments of BOB'S RADIO and TV BOB'S CONOCO SERVICE Sth and Bridge Street BRIDGE STREET MOTORS Mobile Gas and AAA Service BRISTOL'S PACKING CO. Meats with a Reputation U. S. Government Inspected BUNDAY'S RESTAURANT 34-O Diagonal Phone 8-5313 Compliments of TOM BUSCH CHEVRON STATION Clarkston CSS TIRE SERVICE Recapping, Vulcanizing and New Tires Bill Davis and John Greco Compliments of CARROLS RICHARD SERVICE 3rd and Bridge CARLSON ELECTRIC 835 6th Street Clarkston CASSELL BUILDERS 1301 Main Phone 8-2101 CASSELLS MARINA Boats and Motors Johnson, Mercury Motors CITY ,SERVICE CENTER Vince and Gene COME INN CAFE Quick Lunches - Home made Pies Everybody Welcomel' Compliments of COMMUNITY FOOD MARKET COURTNEY INSURANCE AGENCY 907 6th Street Compliments of CLARKSTON BARBER SHOP Henry O. Johnson CLARKSTON BEAUTY NOOK 905 6th Street Permanent Waving and Hairdressingi' CLARKSTON BRANCH National Bank of Commerce of Seattle CLARKSTON FLOWER and GIFT SHOP Phone 8-5741 '4Floufers for all occasionsi' CLARKSTON FURNITURE 826 6th Street Clarkston CLARKSTON HEIGHTS MARKET Complete Food Store Dry Goods, School Supplies, Lockers CLARKSTON INSURANCE AGENCY Steve Goodnow Art Rognstad Compliments of CLARKSTON WESTERN AUTO BILL DOMASKIN Chevron Station 5th and Bridge DIAGONAL MUSIC STORE Pianos and Musical Instruments for Less Compliments of DUTCH'S WELDING SHOP FROSTY CUP Flavored Frosties and Hamburgers 416 Diagonal FUCHS FLOWER and GARDEN SHOP As close as your phone 8-5171 Clarkston Go Get em, Bantamsu Beefburgers, Curly Spuds, Milk Shakes 4-TEN DRIVE INN CRIMES APPLIANCE Hotpoint, Kelvinator, Maytag Clarkston Compliments of GRANT-BELTS FUEL and FEED CO. Clarkston 24- Hour HAVEN CAFE and Oriental Dining Room Htl D. W. HENRY-Eye Specialist 617 Diagonal HIGHLAND GROCERY Locker Boxes, Fountain-Lunch Meats - Groceries Compliments of FRED S. HUGHES' REAL ESTATE 901 6th Clarkston INDIAN MOTORCYCLE 542 4th Clarkston INLAND METALS Your Furnace Mann Clarkston I. B. LUMBER Wholesale Lumber West Elm - Clarkston .IEFFREYS 66 SERVICE Fred and Merle Congratulations, Seniors lENSEN'S SHELL SERVICE 'cSwede and Lenoren Diagonal and Bridge .IOHN'S AUTO WRECKING 4'House of a Million Parisi, DR. HAROLD F. KING Optometrist 930 6th in Clarkston Compliments of KINGS KOFFEE KUP Compliments of KING PIN LANES Bowling at its Bestl' Compliments of KRESSNES LEE MORRIS CO. Department Store Clarkston LELANDS Your Leading Ladies Apparel Shop LEWIS-CLARK Car Wash and Wrecker Service Compliments of THEODORE H. LITTLE LYNN,S ASW ROOT BEER lf you rlrive, drink ASW Clarkston Compliments of MAR LEE APPAREL MARSHALL-WELLS STORE Schurman 31 Son, Owners Clarkston KIP MCQUARY The Insurance Man Fine Foods MECCA CAFE 830 6th Street MEATS INC. U. S. Government Inspected Clarkston Compliments of MERCHANTIS FUNERAL HOME 1000 7th Street Compliments of R.E. MEYERS Compliments of DR. W. L. MEYERS MRAZ MACHINE SHOP 522 Third Street Clarkston, Washington NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY 920 6th Clarkston, Wash. 330 Main, Lewiston, Idaho R. D. OMANS Wholesale Dist. Standard of California ORIN'S RADIO and TELEVISION 732 6th Street Clarkston PAYLESS GROCERY and Meats 4-th and Diagonal PAYLESS SERVICE STATION Astor Motel 12th and Bridge RANCH-HO REALTY Lynn Tuttle Clarkston REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Norman A. Leer RUCKMAN DENTAL CLINIC 817 6th Street PAUL SCHERMERHORN Insurance and Real Estate SEVENTH STREET GROCERY and MARKET Locker' Boxes 619 Bridge Street Compliments of ORNO SHOEMAKER Compliments of DR. V. V. SHOEMAKER Compliments of SHURFINE MARKET Clarkston SMITH MOTOR CO. Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service TOM SMITH'S NUT SHOP W here Friends Meet Clarkston STALERS Toy, Hobby, and Art Supply Store THILL'S JEWEL BOX Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches Guaranteed Repairing TROY LUMBER CO. Lumber - Building Materials Millwork - Dutch Boy Paint lt Pays to Look Well UR NEXT BARBER SHOP Barney - Less - Bill Compliments of VALLEY REPAIR SERVICE Compliments of VOROUS COMPANY fFormerly Clarkston Fuel and Feedl W. L. WALLS REALTOR Real Estate has Proven the Best Investments, WALLACE FRAZIER TITLE CO., INC. 914 6th Street Title Insurance - Abstracts WASEM'S INC. Drugs, Photography Gifts, Furniture Congratulations Graduates THE WASHINGTON WATER POWER CO Your Electrical Servant WILCOX and WOGSLAND Bookkeeping Service Clarkston Northern Idahols Greatest Store C. C. ANDERSON'S Lewiston ARAM 8 .IUNGERT REAL ESTATE Agents for State Farm Ins. For Fine Men's Wear BALDECK'S Lewiston, Idaho Compliments of BROWNIS TOC SHOP COAST TO COAST STORE Lewiston, Idaho Hardware, Automotive, Houseware Compliments of C.O.D. LAUNDRY Lewiston DEAN'S .IEWELRY Lewiston Diamonds and Watches DEAN'S MODEL SHOE SHOP Quality Boots Sz Shoes 613 Main Street THE DIAMOND SHOP 624 Main Street Lewiston DUNCLICK INC. Concrete Products - Lewiston, Idaho Our Seeds Crow Friendsl' DUTHIE COMPANY IIOI Main - Lewiston EAST END TRADING CO. Complete Home Furnishing Lewiston Compliments of ECHTERNACH ELECTRIC CO. Lewiston THE EIVIPORIUM Style and Quality KENNETH L. ENGMAN Photographer of Interesting People Downstairs, the Emporium ENGSTROM STUDIOS The Finest in Photography 214- Davis Bldg. - Lewiston ERB HARDWARE CO. 'Sporting Goods, Athletic Equipment Lewiston THE EVERGREEN Goodyear Tire Service Headquarters Lewiston I G' P FAIRLEYIS H8zH BOOTERY Shoes For All The Familyv Lewiston FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings and Home Loans GENERAL TIRE Sv RETREADING CO., INC. All Your Tire Needsv Lewiston, Idaho GIBSON,S The Men's Store Where Women Like To Shopn Lewiston GREAT WESTERN DISTRIBUTING CO. Lewiston, Idaho HARVEY'S Lewiston's Finest Store For Women HEADQUARTERS Good Food and Recreation 410 Main - Lewiston HIRZEUS MUSIC SERVICE Everything M u,sical Lewiston THE HOLLYWOOD SHOPPE Correct Apparel For Women Q31 HOLSUM BREAD Always F reshi' Lewiston, Idaho HOME LUMBER CO. Fifth and Railroad IDAHO BEVERAGE Bottlers of Pe si Cola S uirt Hires P ' 9 q 9 Bireleyls, Canada Dry Products, Lulu Flavors, IDAHO TIME SHOP Diamonds, Watch Repairing - 523 Main JAMESON MACHINE SUPPLY, INC. 12th and Idaho Lewiston KLER Your music, news, and sports stationv 1200 on your radio dial KLEW-TV Channel 3 - Lewiston KLING'S Art and School Supplies Lewiston KOZE The Swing is to KOZE Lewiston F P Complim enls of LEEIS MEN'S WEAR 859 Main LEWIS-CLARK CHEVRON SERVICE Howard and Gordon Beeson H8 Main - Lewiston LEWIS CLARK HOTEL A good place I0 stayw AAA - Approved LEWIS-CLARK SUPPLY 313 D-Street Lewiston LEWISTON-CLARKSTON LUMBER CO. 920 - D Street Lewiston, Idaho LEWISTON CLEANING WORKS ,Iohn G. Bailow, Proprietor We Call For and Deliveri' LEWISTON FUR SHOP Lewiston's Leading Furriersv LEWISTON MOTOR CO. Your Dodge, Plymouth Dealern LIBERTY BARBER SHOP 629 Main - Lewiston LIPPS INSURANCE AGENCY 328 Main - Lewiston LOLO SPORTING GOODS 'Guns, Tackle - Our Speciallyv Lewiston c LORENZ PONTIAC MOTORS 4th and D Street Lewiston LOU BELL MOTOR INC. Lew1lst0n,s Highest Traderu CARL MALMGREN and ASSOCIATES Realtors and Insurers Phone SH-32411 - Lewiston MSQK MARKET Lewiston, Idaho MANHATTAN CAFE 310 Main - Lewiston MASON EHRMAN 81 CO. Royal Club, Fine Foods at your grocers Compliments of NORTH IDAHO TITLE CO. Lewiston OWL DRUG Prescriptions Lewiston PATTERSON LOAN INC. The House of Friendly Servicev Lewiston, Idaho I. C. PENNY,S CO. When you shop at Pennyls you save all ways Lewiston POTLATCH FORESTS INC. Manufactures of Prest-to-logs and Prest-to-log Stoker Fuel PRAIRIE FLOUR MILL CO. Red Hen, Prairie Gold Feed Custom Grinding, Mixing, and Pelleting RAYMOND CAFE 501 Main - 24- hr. Service Congratulations, Class of 57 SAXTON'S GARDEN CENTER SCO'I'I'Y'S INC. 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