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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1958 volume:

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Y -1 5 Q ,1 1 , 4, mvf fig! :L -L1 fb Z, K . 1.4! x-v :N 11-. 1,755 L SCHOOL BOARD N Superintendent WILLIAM J. HARMON Secretary to the Superintendent BETTY COOK R. C. Smolinski, Glenn Taylor, Wrn. J. Harmon, Leslie James, Archie Claassen, Conrad Peterson. 2 Q ' A L 5. . FRONT ROW: C. Shoemaker, Student Body Treasurer, J. Haney, Student Body Presi- dent, C. Manis, Student Body Secretary, T. Carter, Boys' Club President, K. Fisher, Girls' League Presi- dent. MIDDLE ROW, E. New- bry, Sophomore Class Presi- dent, J. Miles, Editor ot Scar- let 81 Black, C. Miltenloerg- er, President ot S C a r let S h i e l d , M. Baker, Yell Queen, D. Helm, Sopho- more Class Rep. BACK ROW: M. Smolinskii Jr., C I a s s President, L. Utter, Sophomore Class Rep., A. Soper Sr., Class Rep., D. l-lirzel Sr., Class President, S. Cox, Editor ot Annual, S. Watts, President of Girls' Letter Club, B. Meyer, Stu- dent Body Vice President, J. Grim Jr., Class Rep., D. Adams Jr., Class Rep. DOROTHY ALTMAN, Bachelor of Arts, Washington State College, Master of Arts, University of ldaho, typing, bookkeeping. Y A i DALE BOYER, Bachelor of Arts, Bach- elor ot Education, Washington State College, 9th grade, algebra, geome- try. JACK CORPORON Music Certificate, Whitworth College, band director. GERALDINE DACRES, Bachelor of Arts, University of ldaho, typing, 'Z' shorthand advanced shorthand DUWAlN DALQUIST Bachelor t Arts Eastern Washington College ot Education geometry solid geometry algebra advanced algebra. GLADYS FLESHMAN, Bachelor f Arts, Universit yot Idaho, library. MARY GARNER, Bachelor of Arts, Rocky Mountain College, English lV, V Vl. ED HAUGEN, Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Washington State College, agriculture l ll, Il, F.F,A. advisor. sy.: MABEL HOLMES Bachelor of Science Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Home Ec I, Il, and III, F.H.A. Advisor. MARTHA HOWE, Bachelor of Arts, Iowa State Teachers College, Girls' H.8rR. HARLEY JONES, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Education, Central Wash- ington College of Education, Eng- lish V, iournalism, public speaking. ZR JOHN JORDON, Master of Science, University of Idaho, Chorus Di- rector. CLYDE MANIS, Bachelor of Science, University of Idaho, Master of Science, Western Illinois State Col- lege, English III, biology, senior ad- visor. JOE MILTENBERGER, Bachelor of Science, University of South Dakota. VERN MOREMAN, Bachelor of Science, Standard State Teachers College, biology, assistant football coach, basketball coach, track coach. BOB MORRIS, Bachelor of Arts, Eastern Washington College of Edu- cation, Boys' H,8fR., football coach, Scarlet Shield advisor, baseball coach. PHILLIP POOLE, Bachelor of Science, Universit yof Idaho, business math, D.E., typing. TED RUNBERG, Bachelor of Science, University of Idaho, Boys' HR, U.S. history, world history, sophomore ad- visor, MAUNO SAARI, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, University of Idaho, chemistry, physics, iunior advisor. DONALD SCHMIRLER, Bachelor of Art, Whitworth College, Master of Education, Washington State College, world history, U.S. history. DOROTHY SEIVERS, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, University of Wash- ington, world history, German I, ll, Spanish l, II. GERALDINE SUTTON, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Eastern Wash- ington College of Education, New York University, sociology, guidance director. VERNAY THRAPP, Bachelor of Arts, Colorado State College of Education, English IV, mechanical drawing, art. JACK WATKINS, Bachelor of Arts, Washington State College, English IV, VI, Ill annual advisor, U.S. history, dramatics coach, advisor to student council. SERVICE! Our cafeteria has been run- ning srnooihly under The direciion of Tvvo very fine cooks. The cusiodians work long after school is OUT, Cleaning up afier our day's aciivities. This year our fine siaff of bus drivers received Their eleven-year safe driving avvard, COOKS lda Kauffman, Gladys Puvear if ee Q f V z 4. 1 li if if 45 ini fig? L k ' Fl S 53 W X' fr We P lt ef 7 HF 3' 9 we ' fr ffl a 0 ,yi fi CUSTODIANS Karl Anderson Hialman Larson Ed Williams Fred Williams Ed. Haaland BUS DRIVERS Left to righr: Fred Poole, Rolan We-issenfels, W. A. Smith, Mainar Gabriel, Doyle Ferguson. 919 ,sea 2 4: n mv 'f.,' - ' I f . ' 5. I K ,J lm 1' ' ' A ' -'F ' A I J 1 x . I x ' V I x r , . I I 1 1 , 5 1 'V' -f I' ,n, '3- . ,,.. :ii- Q55' J.. S 9 . f ff A , .AL . , .,, N OR .f I .,'?', 4-.1 -1 N-.av .. A... :ff . fr: ,ffl Ziff' - SQ? 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President ot the Scarlet Shield and one of the more voluble members of the Student Council, Charley's departure leaves a spot that will be difficult to till. Adios! Amigo Miltenberger! r I OUTSTANDING JOYCE ARMSTRONG . . . a copper-colored pony tail and a mischievous grin . . . Many faceted Joyce came to us from the Midwest at the beginning of her junior year and literally took us by storm. An actress of note Cher Laura in Glass Menagerie held audiences spellboundl. She was an energetic member of The Jumpers an'd an excellent yell yeader. Bon Voyage, Joyce . . . KARL BERNTSEN Quick witted, and droll, Karl sparked Charley's Aunt this year with his portrayal of Brasset, the Butler. A twelve-year student, Karl tempers his excellent grades with an aftability that's hard to match. IJ CYNTHIA MANIS Vivacious and vibrant . . . a pixie with abilities: Dramatics, Student Body Secretary, winner ot the F.H.A. Homemakers award in her Senior Year. Bound for W.S.C. in the tall, Cindy plans on teaching. Home economics, naturally! SENIORS .. X ANN SOPER Deep, dark eyes, burnished hair, and the smile of a Madonna . . . Ann Soper. Her performances in Our Town, Years Ahead, and Glass Menagerie, illustrate her ability as an actress. Her commun- ity and church work attest to her worth as a person. Helpful in F.H.A., Girls' League, and Student Council, we will miss quiet, re- sponsible Ann next year . . . OUTSTANDING JACK HANEY Versatility incorporated! The bright eyes and the boyish smile high- light a keen intellect. This year Jack, our Student Body President, made the office more than titular. His indefatigable effort and en- thusiasm have been apparent throughout his high school years. A competent athletic manager, star Thespian, and a skillful club and committee organizer, .lack enters college this fall to pursue a law career. KAY FISHER Always cheerful and reliable, Kay has combined excellent grades with an extracurricular schedule that would leave less energetic beings gasping. Girls' League Prexy, active Student Council member, Thespian, and head of numerous committees, smiling Kay will be hard to replace. :Bb 1 . 6 i M .4 BOB MEYER . . . of the crew cut, the twinkling eyes and the perpetual grin. Stu- dent Body Veep, honor student, athlete supreme, Bob is heading for college, recipient of an ath- letic scholarship. SENIORS .. .fb -ks if ls. .sa DARYL ALDEN BAILLY l2-Year Student, Chorus 2, 3, 4. JOHN HOWARD BECK l2-Year Student, Scarlet Slnield 2, 3, 4, C-Day 4, Foot- ball 2, Golf 2, 35 Baseball 4, Bonfire 2. JAY ROGER BARNETT 12-Year Student, Boys' Club Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Band 3, Girls' League Dance 3. CAROL JANE BELOIT l2'Year Student, Girls' League Co-Historian 4, Execu- tive Council 4, Pep Club 4, FHA 2, 3, Big Sister 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Small Ensembles 3, 4, Office Girl Ag Library 4, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Junior Dances 3, Girls' League Dance 3. JUDITH ANN BARTHOLOMEW I2-Year Student, Big Sister 4, FHA 2, Letter Club 4, Band 3, Office Girl 4, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees- Hornecoming 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Dance 2, 3, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball A. KARL WILLARD BERNTSEN l2-Year Student, Senior Class Play 4, Bonfire 2. BOB E. BAYMAN Scarlet 8 Black 4, Football Manager 3, Dance Com- mittees-Senior Ball 4. DALE CARL BIRDSELL Transferred frorn Saint Marie's, Idaho 3, FFA 3, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Football 4, Track 3. Transferred from Toppenish, Washington, 3 Scarlet ed A Golf 3, 45 Football 11, Basketball ORVILLE FRANK BLACKBURN Chorus 2, 3, Track 2. GREG JAMES BURATTO VELDA ROSE BLANKlNSl'llP 12 Year Student, Big Sister 3, 4, Chorus 3 4 RODNEY ADOLPH CALEN ear Student, Annual 3, A, Hi-Y 2, 3, AIISC Play 3 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 47 Football 2 Tennis Vars ty 3 4, Bonfire 2. JOE ELMER BROWN 12-Year Student, FFA 2, 3, 4. LARRY DUANE CAMPBELL Chorus 3, DE 41, Band 2, Football 2, DON LEROY BRUGH Band 2, Chorus 3, A, Bonfire 2. DONNA LOREAN CARLSBERG Transferred from Alunas, California, 4. 3 4 DAVID LYLE CARLSON Hi-Y 3, Band 2, Tennis Varsity 3, 4, Bonfire 2. JAMES CRIEG CONN Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, TERRY EDGAR CARTER Junior Class Representative 3, Boys' Club President 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Scarlet Shield 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Bonfire 2, Basketball 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4. SUSAN MARIE COX Sophomore Class Secretary 2, Annual Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Student Council 4, Thespians 3, 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Big Sister 3, 4, Senior Class Play 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Chorus 2, Girls' State 3, Drill Team 2, Badminton Varsity 2, 3, 4, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Senior Ball 4, Junior Dance 3, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 2, 3, 4, YL Girls 4. it M i f f I J XyVyy, LARRY DEAN CHAMBERLI h Bays' Club 2, 3, 4. I -X DON CREECKMORE f Transferred from Pomery, Wash. 4, Chorus 4 JACK ARTHUR COFFLAND Pep Club 4, Band 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Bonfire 2, Football 2, Track 3, Baseball 2, 4, Dance Committees- Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. NICHOLAS PAUL DAMRON Scarlet 81 Black 4, Band 3. S fm is , 1 -ef ll s SHARON LEA FRAZIER Girls' League 2, 3, 4. HOWARD LYNN GLIDDEN 12-Year Student, Scarlet Shield 4, Track Manager 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Bonfire 2, JULIE JEAN FRICK 12-Year Student, Modern Dance 3, Big Sister 3, Chorus 4, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Junior Dances 3, Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball 4. VERN NEAL GRANBERG Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. LEE BERNARD FUCHS Hi-Y 2, All-School Play 25 Chorus 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 45 Football 25 Track 2, 3, 4, C-Day 4, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Junior Dance 3. JllVlMlE DALE GRlFFlN Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. CAROL JANE GARNER l2-Year Student, YL Girl 4. EDDIE ROGER GUSTIN Bonfire 2, Baseball 2. Q '53 -.J JACK VERNON HANEY Student Body President Ap Student Body Treasurer 3g Student Council 2, 3, 4, Scarlet St Black 4, Business Manager Ag Pep Club 45 Thespians 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, Hi-Y Youth Legislature 25 Band 2: All-School Play 2: One-Act Play 2, Cnildren's Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Stage Crew Ag C-Day 4, Bonfire 21 Football 2, Man- ager 3, Ag Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees-Junior Dances, I2-Year Student. DAVID STANLEY CHARLES HEIN I2-Year Student, Scarlet Shield Ag Chorus 3, 4, Bonfire 2, C-Day 4, Football 2, Track 2, 3, 4, DALE KENNETH HAUGHTON Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES DOUGLAS HEIN I2-Year Student,CI'1orus 47 Bonfire 2. DIANE FRANCES HARMON Sophomore Representative of Girls' League 2. ROBERT DUANE HEINTZ I2-Year Studentg Scarlet 81 Black 3, 45 Band 25 Bonfire 2 RAYMOND EVERETT HEIMGARTNER Scarlet Shield 4, Football 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 4, WILLIAM CHARLES HENDERSON Tri-state 3, FFA 2, 3, Ag Bonfire 4. JOHN CLINTON HERIN Chorus 4, Bonfire 2. JOHN DAVID HOFFMAN I2-Year Student, Football 3, Baseball 4. DAVID M. HIRZEL I2-Year Student, Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Senior Class President 4, Student Council 4, Scarlet Shield 4, Junior Prom Royalty 3, HiAY 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Band 3, Bonfire 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees-Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. SUSAN GAREY HOFFMAN Student Body Secretary 3, Student Council 3, Thespians 3, 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Big Sister 3, 4, All-School Play 2, Senior Class Play 3, Small Ensembles 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Office Girl 4, Tri-State 3, YL Girl 3, 4, Badminton Varsity 3, 4, Bon- fire 2, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Junior Dance 3, Senior Ball 4, Homecoming 2, 3, 4. rf JAN ICE RAE HOFFMAN I2-Year Student, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Big Sister 3, 4, FHA 2, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Small Ensembles 2, 3, 4, Office Girl 4, YL Girl 3, 4, Dance Committees- Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. SANDRA LEE HOLDEN I2-Year Student, Letter Club 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Dance Committees-Junior Dances 3, Home- coming 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball 4. JOANNE MAE HOFFMAN I2-Year Student, Letter Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Big Sister 4, FHA 2, All-School Play 2, Child Care 4, Bon- fire 2, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3. LAVONNE GAYLE HUGHES Glrls League 2, 3, 4. f 'W N LEAH JEAN HUTSON Pep Club 4, Annual 3, Modern Dance 3, Big Sister 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, YL Girl 3, 4, Badminton Varsity 3, 4, Tennis Varsity 3, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. ROSE MARIE JOHNSON T2-Year Student, Maiorette 3. VERN M. JEFFREYS l2-Year Student, Annual 4, Football 2, Golf 2, C-Day 4, Bonfire 2, 3, Dance Committees-Junior Dances. BERNARD LEE JONES Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Bonfire 2. DARYL DEAN JENKINS Thespians 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, AlI'SchooI Play 2, Q, Stage Crew 3, 4, Children's Play 3. ZX LAURA LEE KANIUT 'A Transferred from Walla Walla 3, Scarlet 81 Black 4, N Big Sister 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer and Reporter 4, l Stage Crew 4. LEZAN RAE JOHNSON l2'Year Student, Girls' League Executive Council 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Sportsmanager 3, Big Sister 3, 4, Chairman 4, YL Girl 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Office Girl 4. CHARLOTTE ERLENE KIME I2 Year Student, Chorus 4, Library 4, Dance Commit T' 1 ' ' fig., tees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, Junior Dance 3, SSHFOI' Ball 4. JESS LEON KINNEY Scarlet Shield 4, All-School Play 2, Chorus 3, 4, Bas- ketball Manager 3, Dance Committees-Junior Dance 3. ALLAN EDWARD KORVOLA Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Boys' Club Vice Presi- dent 4, Annual 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Visual Aid 4, Bonfire 2, Football 2, Dance Committees-Junior Dances 3, BERNARD JOHN KLINGLER FFA 2, 3, 4. VON W. KUEHN Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD CARROLL KNOWLES 12-Year Student, Thespians 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, All- School Play 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, Bonfire 2. DEANNA LEE KUMPULA 12-Year Student, Letter Club 3, 4, Big Sister 3, 4, FHA 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, YL Girl 3, Maiorette 3, 4, Small Ensemble 3, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dances 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4, Library 4. DENNIS D. KNUTSON Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Boys' Club Program Chairman 4, Hi-Y 3, Senior Class Play 4, Band 3, 4, Council 3, Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Drum Major 3, Dance Committees-Junior Dance 3. WAYNE FRANCIS LANDKAMMER Scarlet Shield 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Bonfire 2, C-Day 4. NORMA LANGLEY Flag Twirler 2, 3, 4, Library 4, Office Girl 4. CAROLYN JEAN MAGNEY 12-Year Student. DORIS ANNE LAURITZEN 12-Year Student, Senior Class Secretary 4, Girls' League Vice President 4, Executive Council 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Big Sister 4, Office Girl 4, Tri-State 3, Tennis Varsity 3, 4, Badminton Varsity 3, 4, Drill Tearn 2, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Dance 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. CYNTHIA JANE MANIS Entered from Macomb, lll. 3, Student Body Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Thespians 3, 4, Big Sister 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Small Ensembles 3, 4, Chorus 3, All- School Play 3, Stage Crew 3, Flagtwirler 4, Badminton Varsity 3, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 4, Homecoming 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, NICKI DELOROUS LAYTON l2-Year Student, Secretary of Annual 3, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Big Sister 4, Small Ensemble 3, YL Girl 4, Golf 3, Tennis 2, Drill Team 2, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. BENNY LEROY MARTIN Student Council 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Bon- fire 2. RON DEAN LOOMIS Scarlet 8. Black 4, Scarlet Shield 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Bonfire 2, 3. GLENDA RAE MCLAUGHLIN T2-Year Student, Girls' League Treasurer 4, Executsve Council 4, Student Council 2, Big Sister 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, All'Scbool Play 2, Modern Dance 3, 4, TrifState 3, Visual Aid 4, Tennis Varsity 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball4. ww' il' JOYCE CHARLIE SHOEMAKER Em Sister 3, Scarlet 8. Black 3, FHA 2, Flag Twirler E 1, Chorus 2, 3, DE 4, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, A, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Junior Dance 3. MARGARET ANN STALTER I2,Year Student, Yell Leader 3, 4, Girls' League Dance Royalty 3, Hornecorning Royalty 2, 3, 4, Queen 41, Executive Council 2, 3, Co-Historian ot Girls' League 3, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, fl, Modern Dance 3, A, Big Sister 3, A, Chorus 4, Drill Team 2, Tri-State 2, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 2 3 -1, Junior Dances 3, Homecoming 2, 3, 4. PAULINE CAROL SMITH Girls' League 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN SULE I2-Vear Student, Tlnespians 2, 3, 4, President 4, Annual -1, Scarlet Shield 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Band 2, 3, All-Scliool Play 2, 3, One-Act Play 2, Thespians Play -1, Senior Class Play 4, CIwildren's Play 3, Stage Crew 2, Dance Committees-Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball A. 'Q RICHARD ARTHUR SMITH nd 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. NORMAN J. TAYLOR I2-Year Student, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. 3555335 X -'51, aff L f er TTEEM, 6 ANN BEVERLY SOPER Senior Class Representative A, Student Council A, Tliespians 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, AII-Scnool Play 2 One-Act Play 2, All-Sclnool Play 3, Tnessians Play A Stage Crew 4, DANA MARIE VANDEBURGH G Is' League 3 ' DELORES RAE VANZANDT Transferred from Walla Walla 4, Girls' League 4. SHIRLEY MAE WATTS T2-Year Student, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, dent Council 4, FHA 2, Big Sister 3, 4, Office Girl 4, YL Girl 4, Drill Team 2, Dance ComrnitteesvGirls' League Dance 2, 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. EDWINA MAE VITTETOE Senior Class Representative for Girls' League 4, Annual 3, 4, Tlwespians 3, 4, Pep Club 4, One-Act Play 2, Children's Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Home coming 3, 4, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. CATHY LOUISE WEAVER Senior Class Treasurer 4, Junior Prom Princess 3, Junior Dance Queen 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Flagtvvirler 2, 3, 4, Leader 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dance Committees-Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball 4. 5 VESTA ELAINE VOSS Chorus 4, Bonfire 2, OLITA ANNE WHITE T2-Year Student, Modern Dance 2, Big Sister 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, YL Girl 3, 4, FHA 2, Child Care 4, Girls' Small Ensembles 3, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Junior Dances 3, Girls' League 3, Homecoming 2, 3, 4, Senior Ball 4. LEEROY GENE WALKER Letter Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, JUDITH ELIN WICKLUND Junior Class Treasurer 3, Letter Club 3, 4, Peo Club 4, Big Sister 4, Drill Team 2, Office Girl 4, Golf 2, Bonfire 2, Dance Committees-Girls' League 2, 3, Homecoming 2, 3, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4, 41 BILLY ALBERT WILKS Boys Club Secretary-Treasurer 4, Scarlet Shield 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Bonfire 2. RICHARD LAVERN WILSON HIY 2, Bonfire 2, CDay 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Foot ball 2, BEVERLY ANN WILSON Transferred from Walla Walla 2, Big Sister 3, A, Pep Club 3, 11, Chorus 3, A, Dance Committees-Girls' League Dance 3, Junior Dances 3. CAROL AVA WOLBING I2-Year Student, Big Sister 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Flag Twirler 4, Child Care A, YL Girl 3, 4, Dance Com- mittees-Girls' League Dance 2, 3, Homecoming 2, 3, A, Junior Dances 3, Senior Ball 4. RANDALL JENKINS WILSON Sophomore Class President 2, Junior Class Representa- tive 3, Senior Class Vice President 4, I2-Year Student, Student Council 3, One-Act Play 2, Basketball 2, Base- ball 2, C-Day 4, Dance Committees-Senior Ball 4. VALEDICTORIAN We point with pride to Dennis Knutson, our Valedictorian, and to our Co-Salutatorians, Doris Lauritzen, Jack Haney, Kay Fisher, and Karl Berntsen. We are espe- cially proud of these five students, and of our large number of Honor Students, proof that we as a class have taken our scholastic growth seriously. SALLITATORIANS . . VIRGINIA KAY FISHER JACK VERNON HANEY DORIS ANNA LAURITZEN KARL HONOR ROLL JOYCE ELAINE ARMSTRONG MARJEAN MARY BAKER CAROL JANE BELOIT KARL WILLARD BERNSTEN DALE CARL BIRDSELL TERRY EDGAR CARTER JACK ARTHUR COFFLAND SUSAN MARIE COX VIRGINIA MAY DURAND VIRGINIA KAY FISHER GAY F FITE BEVERLY ANNE FITZGERALD CAROL JANE GARNER JACK VERNON HANEY DAVID M. HIRZEL JANICE RAE HOFFMAN SUSAN GAVEY HOFFMAN I yu M ,, DENNIS D. KNUTSON LEAH JEAN HUTSON DARYL DEAN JENKINS LEZAN RAE JOHNSON LAURA LEE KANIUT DENNIS D. KNUTSON ALLAN EDWARD KORVOLA DORIS ANNE LAURITZEN CYNTHIA JANE MANIS GLEADA VAE MCLAUGHLIN MARY CAROLINE MERTZ ROBERT LEROY MEYER CHARLES JEFFERSON MILTENBERGER MARY ANN SCHARBACH ANN BEVERLY SOPER SHIRLEY MAE WATTS JUDITH ELIN WICKLUND RANDALL JENKINS WILSON WILLARD BERNTSEN A W 11 xox. Y ff- gg, y 'Ain-'rg WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG ABOVE: Senior Girls . . . but how long ago? I. CDuane Heintzj Ain't I sweet? 'l0. KDave Hirzell Howdy, Pard. 2. CNoreen Wright? Ride 'um, cowgirl. ll. CChuck Milfenbergerj Chuck, get out of that mud puddle! 3. fCarl Petersonj Cheese. 12. CRose Marie Johnson! Oh, so cute. 4. fBob Meyer! Hi! 5. Uudy Darstj Nobody can get me up here. 6. KBob Sulej Purrrrrrrrrrrrr. 7. CNicky Layton! Is everybody happy? 8. fMike Peltonj No, Mike, there is no Santa Claus. 9. QNicky Damronj Didn't I fell you to stay in the yard. iff, -' ' f r 1 , , , . , I . f 1, 1' ff. 1 ' Y V K 1 J 1 . . 1. ,Aj R - ,X h ,gl fltil' I 5,1 Lf' if at 5 ,1 , 1 ' - 1' fins-if -f , 1. .'a 41 p J! F, . . , f 1 0 'lf f' 'fffq QT!! , J .,f V V. I . K., 1. ,A ,', f ,fk,. 1'...4177 'j 1: N ' , g , , if .- ,, - X J ,JA L 4- I I, I . fl, . ,V - I ,Z ' KU ia., -,-- 1' ,ff A - , A ,Q V t . 14 4 4. L. .M '- ' 17' f -. J f ' r 1' , , -1. ,. . ILIVJANL . :if 5 C1 2.1 ,,,-4,'i-V, C tl ff '---f 1, 1, .5 V If . fn - 1,4 it fr fl 1, 64-1, ff 'Qi' C f' i' ' vi ' ,' , r 1 1 fj , I, 'Af-4'1.L'.. L xi ,V ,1 ,LJ -f- 1-'fi ',- L.,4m,f..l1 A, - I, .E , -ffk , , ',.g,JJ4,va.f-331 ly W? r- '-.1 ,M .A ...- 1-Flrv -1-L vfffr. , ' C511 510 .5 -4 1 '2 -3 D. Burnett G. Chamberlin P. Christensen P. Curtiss C. Darst E. Dasenbrock 4 4 L' :U AX ,Sli xi x .. E2 ffl, J 5.5 . tvfzx .raw s , 3 .i . r - x f al ill EET Hu as A . J .' 1 i. J. Davis C. Dickey D. Duclos R. Duclos C. Duran J. Eggerling ,r A' is H 4 ..,, , . Q 4 ,7 , . ,N K yea N u .L L .N ,. x xx - V lL J N-. .W i. .A L. Eller J. Feider D. Ferguson D. Fields P. Fletcher S. Foredyce 'ROV Ei E .N . v.,. A A 4 W I -Q N i g. f 'Y X C l 'Q 1.7 f , V A llju L . l 1 f' xnsif J . X ' 52 J. Fosler D. Fred G. Fredrickson P, Fuchs L. Gau S. Geier 11 F . -fx '37 , I5 M. Glidden C. Goplerud J. Grim J. Grim B. Grogan M. Hanna ,fy 1 ... J F' P7 se L. Heaton J. Hebert L. Hedeen V. Heikkila S. Hellerud S. Henderson N P D. Heninger S. Heninger B. Hillis M. Hipp P. Hoffschmidt F. Hughes 2' , . ..Z ,,,, fi VVZII Y H Q ,J s? :I , film F ,uig P J W g 6 M V ' 1 .f' .' G 2' 2. RA , Z k gy, ,t V I . X :ki . f X . X A T G 3 .six Q .y,4 KX IJ xg Z X V - , J. Ish J. James G. Jefferys P. Jenkins A. Johnson V. Johnson I T. Johnson S. Kantola H. Kime M. King S. King L. Knapp 9 . . i v ' lf A J .,,. . . XX' ! , r t . . I , ' i N, A ms 7' -, A 1 QM mx tx. it 1 A A. .- Af : as if ' 1 XXW1 t f .. W. Knight J. Krarnrner G. Landrus J. LeKander L. Lemire M. Little QW sd 1. ,,' W G in W. Martin G. Micheal V. Micheal J. Mullig D. Ness S. Nolt 3 , 6 Min fe!!- Xvvt. J . P. Nowoi F. Osrners D. Palmer G. Peauey L. Phillips B. Pierstotf J. Polumsky D. Puyear J. Redshavv C. Reed I . 'N' i V Ll. , Y 2 X I A. Ritzheimer R. Roberts G. Robinson G, Rogers IQ ia f , ' X - . 1- f , S. Schneckloth D. Scully L. Shaffer J. Sharp ,. il l 'J A S J X ar. - 1- A D. Slaybaugh C. Smith D. Smith L. Snodderly I an J. Stockdale R. Storey S. Storey L. Streat M. Reese A. Rinard D. Santo G. Savage E Q. . .,.,47--mf C. Shoemaker B. Simon lv 'W I XR .s1n::s' C. Snow S. Snyder S. Templeton B. Thompson -up ,.N Z' 4 ef .ex iv. , :O 4 P. Townsend J. Turnbow L. Tussing D. Vail D. Vigue L. Walters L fs- ' I' M l ' Ag S. Ward J. Welker L. Wiclman M. Wilhelm J. Wilson J Wilsey vii!! K. Wolbing C. Wolf V. Woodruff M. Wooton P. Fowler J Ham f 1' if ' f , 5 'f - 2' Q J yi G. Plant J. Smith M. Smolinskii D, Wood . H44 fwfzffw, ffl ..f. ff !1!f'lf'lf! XII! N,' I f-,.41, 'z rf, ffL!!f.:f l f ,PKK f V V fkmfglrl K t l La ..,xc6 ,, f f.',fcd!dg', rf' ' 1 J J , .lf 4' ff' Af, X Ilf'!f,f! 1' L JILL , ffl' , C K -K 'c far If .ilfll f J f ,4' v ff , J . . ,.f.f.lnff .Lk e ' l f I . 4 I L if 'LK lxallk , , , l pm, ,W wwf. if ffsf' HV J flxxf, M f ,44 e 1 , f .,..f,, ., '-K fl fl I 1 ,I ' x V-,I I Q ' fx ' '--', A ' Q, we 5' 'F' Lff' I 5 L' , f 'A 5 if 11 V 1 Q -- f A jr, -. I V-. -'Q 4,1 :F1 - , A 1 'Vg -. av - N, - , Ai I Y. 1 gf .. . ,jd , 'cl , Q . - , gf 3 ' , x I f uf' L' , .. x 1, ' I K Y. .ff , H L: A f w AX ' w fm ' 1 V346 :' ' - ' f, . Vx' X-LJ-1 ' ' ' - J--SI ' :ffl ' :f zz f ' 5.3-X' , 'N -V 5,1 rj .I . ' 1 '- - Q .955-. -f- , ,. ,, - , ,gif ,, -'- - . fir , Y ,' L7 A ' xl-' 1 Lf? ::r,Q, ' 'lf l' Q52 ' Q.-ja. :gli :bi ' ,-Q -. 'itfr xg' ini. ik: 1 - 3, Q,-fs, .. 1 ,.-..,t Lf 41. ' :iff-. ' Vis ' .-C- - ' , 11-f-fx 1- .:' 7 , ,775 . . f' ' ' f I-' Lg , iQ'qg.E' 'f'f5Ki?, V, fy? ' '. iz: ::.'.7,L-.Q , ' ,-53: ,: L fqf , --f:,4'ff'f?4, -sf-, -:J--1. ' Z4 1 -,-Q53 ir, L. -I f-.1-,, 3 ,- VEZQQT' Y- ' ' if rig. :Ai , QQ ' UL:-1 -'U-' 1- I.. zfy. ,Z-11411, f - ff, 5..,:4,3 4 . L ,.'. F:7,frf.f1-.-.' i X +L:- .,,, , 9.17. if GRE LEFT TO RIGHT: Sergeant-at-Arms Katlty Wooten, President Everet Nevvbry, Vice President Stewart Wilson, Secretary Kay Holmes, Treasurer Susan Arnold, Rep. Doug Helm. l' M. Abbott K. Agost J. Allen S. Altman B. Anderson E. Anderson r 1' .3 f G 2 ' I A 1 an, . ' T ' ' i MQ X Q T-,X X V . V ! X 'fs T A xlglx i A N R. Andrews S. Arnold E. Baker J. Bashore M. Batterton C, Benson P. Bishop L. Blue A 1 'r be , ,, ., L 7 A,f4 f 5, 1 XX t l EX K. Bruni B. Buckley . ' ng . . Q? ,. K .. I '- vi Q V F : Q' Z L , K. Clark R. Cliff 3' auf' D. Dimke G. Dinwiddie P. Emerson J. Fitzgerald 6 l f..-.i' R. Frazier P. Freeman 4 4 'C' C. Bowden J. Braden L. Bricco C. Britton 4, a, Z, fi 3 - a' ll' li l Q V' A4 r' K . X 1 , Oil 'A .J . K .. A I. S. Burnell C. Cahill G. Candler S. Carman l... 1 2 my Q R J. Coleman R. Curfman S, Craig V, Crick ' . x. .fi - L. Duclos J. Duran G. Ells J. Emerson , 41' PP sg P' A R. Flickinger E. Florence D. Fouste D. Franklin -L -nf' .f , X X- BTN. F EFX 1 I ., . , . S. Fred R. Fuchs L. Putter J. Geboe in J? D Getz J Glbson 'WN T70 'QQ- J Haney J Hargelt Hrl Hll Gul G Harmon .1 L Hlpp rs., 415 if? C Greenstreet S Gunter J Halsey Nl Hartung G Henntz Vu J' D Helm S Holman K Holmes M .Horejsh D. Howell J. Hubbard S. Hughes Q4 AL.: ' D. Johnson M. Johnson L, Johnston L. Kaniur , I UD. .gsm r A .,,.., . ar .- 'sr . ar J A . Jl h f l 'x -my ? D. Kludt K. Knoke P. Knopes D. Kramer -vo -- L. Huminsky fs .f B. Kauffman J. Kress R Hood T. Jacobson L. Kinnick D. Krueger J. Leffler K, Layton M. Leffingvvell L. Kuykendall A. LaPIanTe J. Lawen Init 'I ' 4 Q .- W. 41? A r Nw' L is r a Q. B. Lightfritz J. Lirrlefield J. Mace J. Mayer D. McManus C. Moore D. Morris 1 J. Morfimore 2 , T-29+ ' I, B. Munden C. Nelson E. Newbry M, Niemi e 2 'a ...I , xu U , f C. Olson M. Osborn R. Palmer N. Parsons M. Peters M. Pike A. Pifner gf - D 'ls - . .f I5-' J. McLeod J, McLeod J . 45' -.. ' 4.-' V. Moser M. Mosman 3 4' FS P. Nuxoll J. Oliver ' -Q- K, K' R. Parton J. Pea X M. Rainville L. Reagan L. Redsnavv 1 . f B. Weza K. Whispell J, Wikum J, Wilks wr- X. a . ' '. ' L Williams 5 Wilson T. Winiecki L. Wirtanen R. X . K. Wooton J. Clark D. Swain :Y . ' I. , y QWVLV. V5 D. Willebrayd L. Williams J. 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L1- 5 35, Qfvv' 364 .QL U -i ws 4 fn. , Y -,fi K M-f' I il, V I iff: f fi N R -1' gf. 5 - X 1 IIN ' -.' I 'u ' 0 QA L---'-j-f-'- ' : . J' jx 1 Z L 4 . Y' A . . Y M... x , f - - -1' A -1' , - -' 0' ef iw 1- - -Q, ,im :T ' yi . 4.6 M, L I ' 4 It A -' 5 I .. fn' E' .iii 4-ggi 'sq lp' .F Q' .X Drum Maior Lee Fuchs, responsible for so many of those fine half- time maneuvers, caught with his batonfup! Every member of the band contributed to the successful season they have had this year through their co-operation and indefatigable efforts. By practicing and playing for football games, the band got off to a very early start. Their clever marching arrangements mixed with several simple dance steps have won them the title of the Dancing Band. This is Director Corporan's third year with the band and we, the students of Clarkston High School, are indebted to him for the fine programs the band has presented for us this year. Probably the most memorable of these is the Christmas concert which left everyone with the true holiday spirit in their hearts FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RLGHT: F. Bancroft, B, Schvveiter, T. Hoffman, L. Fuchs, V, Johnson, C. Darst SECOND ROW: J. Lemire, B. Setlovv, R, Clift, D. Sea, B. Birdsell, B. Lahti, E. Florance. THIRD ROW C. McFarland, T. Jacobsen, D. Smith, Mr. J, Corporon, Director. , - Y V ff , 53, 5 6? V wif,V ff 1: N i gavfgf f 3 5 7 Q j '5 F V Q was ii, G ' 9, T , ls: . , vw X , 5 I 4 4' Q 'Q ,W 4, Sf ' f X fe' YK 1 rg' ' o Q XI. V Q X 'E x I v, I . A K 'tx 8 '5w ! 4 x I Q41 zw V: m YN' Q n 0 X QE14 3 5 0 x 2,Q.,,z.m.. , . y y 1' - 5, - ', ' ' . '. , 1 , u .. .. I -4. A I I . , I ., x EQY4 Q r V, qv K ,Aa ', 1 'N L? , 87' ' l KA AIA, .-. nggnz R45 ij., sv' ' 1: ff LQ I X . K , ,2 ff I K ,ik jf , N A 525595, ,iff Ye Q QV 3 Q 'sf V g,fi'wi V A . -. . ' f f A U, NSTRLITTIN' CIN DOWN!! .lg ef ,i z y 1 ' . . ' W ': , . 4 M K 'f f Q V' x 'UW 'Uv' WT. V 4'k' . - , 5 J ,X I 711 Q ,I EE 'V . sa '- 9 4 ' fb-' , , ,m I A E. W, S f f E1 . 1, ' 4 I Y flu? N, , Y ' 5 r . X' v Q. N J .1 1 lk 1' v 5 ' .4 , I ffl Q , , K J s 'T has Y. .L Q-J NES' x - Q' If jf' 11 32141 if . P' ANMJW QM J v W! JM q i ff fMf,f ff ff ff JM L ff M ffmyfflww F! X69 HJ!! 'ffl '- . if ' 'A Hx. XL! 4 l'l':'x.Alu':' INV, ,,.f. Q 5.5 nf Us nan., I us: I ll :A- MV, s nz. -f llltif ui .f xr x Q 7, . v ...mv va 'L iw .. '18 'lo' .v ,, L 4 M I I if ff f-945 ,Af GIRLS' LE GUE GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Armstrong, K. Fisher, D Laurifzen, G. McLaughlin. SEC OND ROW: Mrs. Dacres, G. .lef- ferys Thomas, C. Beloit. I believe as a High School girl . . These are The words Thai begin The Girls' League creed. In addilion To raising funds by a magazine drive, The League spon- sored lhe annual Valen- Tine's Dance and Father- Daughter Banquet at which Susan Hoffman was named Miss C.H.S. 'NM KAREN MCMILUAN Soda' Cllaffman LEAZAN JoHNsoN, Big sisrer chairman EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF GIRLS' LEAGUE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT L. Hedeen, G. Jeffery Thomas E. Vitroe, G. McLaughlin, J Armstrong, M. Barierlon, K Fisher. SECOND ROW: L. John son, S. Watts, D. Laurirzen, A Soper, Mrs. Dacres, C. Beloit N. wrlghr. i J Sl 5: ' S-f 2 is Q ,nib .4 f 3.13 G fame? .mi V.:. , Ygfigff Em fvfjvz if T 412 3:-' V 'ff 'Qi fgag V X 3, - -:wi .f ff - .V ., ff .Qgyie v ' ' ' E I I 1 , I 'X 1 . , 65 1 'F f V 3 , ' . , isa Y w 4 Q. A IJ ' N ' i-.ax BI-MONTHLY This year the Scarlet 81 Black statt, advised by Mr. Harley Jones, has given the students of C.H.S. a fine paper. They have tried several new items and also dropped some previous articles to improve the paper. EDITORIAL STAFF-LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Fite, Mr. Jones, S. Rainville, G. Fletcher. , M. . ' vm.. ..i., I . Hilfe It i-mf r REPORTERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Bayman, N. Dameron, C. Peter- ADVERTISEMENT-LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Smith, I.. Kaniut, J. Haney son M. Nye, C. Duran, P. Hoffschmidt, R. Loomis. P- C 6Wf0l'f-I, 54 King- PUPPY DOG TAI LS! Boys' Club is held every third Thurs- day ot the month. It betters our school not only by buying different materials that help students further their ath- letic activities but also brings the boys together at the end of the year with a father and son banquet. sovs' ciua orriczizs-Lett ro RIGHT: D. Scully, T. Carter, Mr, Miltenberger, D. Knutson, B. Wilks, G. Fife, A. Korvola. CHILD CARE LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Fraizer, J Darsf, C. Wolbing, C. Ma White, E. Pace. nas, O. HELPI G HANDS VISUAL AIDS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Fitzgerald, D. Knowles, R. Wilson, A. Korvola, Mr. Dalquist, G. McLaughlin, D. Jenkins. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: R. Johnson, M. Nugent, J. Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: T. Baker, M. Kelly, Mr. Poole. THIRD ROW: L. Camp- bell, R. Powers, J. Griffin. O O Q OFFICE GIRLS These smiling girls with extreme willingness did Typing, filing and general office work for The prin- cipal's office and The guid- ance office. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bartholomew, S. Hoffman, Miss G. Sutton, J, Hoff, man, N. Langley. PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE -LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Wiclilund, K. Fisher, D. Lauritzen, S. Watts, M. Baker, Mrs. N. Dixon. Fl . s Q Y 'I My .,,. ,, -,, ,. Q f 1:t:f.:.- 1 X, LIBRARIANS The students of C.H.S. were aided in finding their desired literature in The library by This very efficient group under The direction of Mrs. G. Fleshman. They have proved a necessity To our library this year. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Langley, J. Sands, S. Templeton, S, Pace, C. Kirne, V. Durand, V. Blankenship. SECOND ROW: J. Kinney, D. Carlsburg, C, Beloit, D. Kumpula, S, Kantola, A. Ritzheimer, V. Voss, A. Soper, D. Smith. BACK ROW: H. Glidden, Mrs. G. Fleshman, N. Flechinger, D. Hein, R, Wilson, D. Ogle, D. Smith, O. Blackburn. KQ' YQQ I. HOMECOMING QUEEN The Homecoming Dance was held after the Clarkston- Ephrata football game in the Senior High Gym. Queen Margaret Stalter was crowned during intermission by Ray Heimgartner and Bill Wilks, Captain and Co-Captain of the football team. '-N , X P3 A SENIOR BALL QUEEN The theme of this year's Senior Ball was Snow Heav- en. The class chose purple and silver for the decorations. With the help of spotlights the enormous icicle cen- terpiece accented the fairy- land atmosphere. The picture booth was a silver sleigh drawn by four silver rein- deer. The Queen was spar- kling Joyce Armstrong. I K T -f --MJ-wc SWEETHEART OF C.H.S. This year the Girls' League felt that the usual Royalty was becoming a bit trite. They organized an all-student vote for a faculty King and Queen. The faculty members who received the honor were Mr. Vern Nloreman and Mrs. Mary Garner. ,vfV'f9 1 , , J, A. A vu XX ' 'qw A . N- X X. 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K av-Q ' wr-'f f is-lib, , Q-A-3. ,. ,. , ,,. rs ' ' COACH BOB MORRIS UPPER LEFT CORNER Larry Street, Pete Davis, Phillip I Lane Phillips, Senior barger, Dave Hirzel, Q 4 ,fl F5 Glidden sr Wayne Landkammer, Bob Meyer, Ray Heingartner, Tuning, Buck Grogan, Dick Vidue, John Kramer, Jerry Dan Swain, Senior Manager . -. Vey, Junior Manager LeRoy Walker, Pete Morema ii jto, Chuck Millen- Burdsell, Gill Flelchef, Gar Mock. f ' V6 P , 4 Y ' 0 uf iw 34 QA A Q 4 fa X Excited LeRoy Walker accepts a ard from coach. if ...THEE DQFTHELI E Perhaps one of the most important events that comes at the end of the grid season is the annual A squad football banquet, which is attended by all coaches squad members and their fathers. The feed was held November 26, at the Lewis and Clark Hotel. The high spot of the meal is the announcement of the winners of the Inspirational and Captain's trophies. The trophy is presented by the football coach to the player whose teammates have elected him the member with the best attitude, displayed both at practice and during games This year, Leroy Walker, the man with iersey number forty-one, was chosen by his teammates for this honor. This award is not given to the best player on the team, but to the member whose determined spirit and hustle gives the Bantams a necessary push that is greatly responsible for the success of our grid seasons The A squad also voted for an honorary captain to represent their team for the current year. To be chosen as Captain is to be officially informed of the esteem in which your fellow players held you. This year's genial senior tackle, Bob Meyer was elected Captain of the 1957 Bantam gridders. Bob's pleasant disposition, posi tive leadership, and murderously-hard blocking will be long remembered by both his teammates and his opponents in this, his final year of high school football. Smiling Bob Meyer rece ves trophy from Bob Morris Q 'x 1, ' 13' as f kv . .. .,,gf ,.w M H 5' . 5' f,?f,',1p, 15, 14. 13 12,253 23,14 33 3,5 LU A . 'iff'-L, W Ylflsm I tix U.-'xv ht' :ll . -3'..l1 44 Z1 9 8 -In zS,1., fl,,2Pf ,. v ' ,mf a ' an -,ff IB -53 28 :,p'Q19 V b'3?i 7i '5vf'hyA' 7' Q-vlgvv. W If :fu 'IFN 7M' 'T1'1f.f4.i'XNYSY: MW M Y f8.-.:f:H- - . , . 4 . 11. WT? -A ' . 1. ,..! A f-A .. - . Q f:.. ua.. 1-,H-... BILL DAVE SMITH P 25- 9- UAD Q vw 'Q Q Q lb sv, -ki 'I il tx, .. :WW ,.,a X ' 'H xv- . W? - 'ly V 5 ' 1 4 .N , I A 'I' . my . ff. 1, , f fir W..- H 1 .- ,, ' H 55. K' f -1 wwf? u ' ' Q K '9 ' sag ' . A 1 t ,, B SQUAD Q 5 L., s f' N N . .sat l if Q 'TL Y b Q ,Sv Z, Y 'F ws. M5 T' f , VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Holmes, Louise Hipp, Judy Littlefield. BACK ROW: Karen McMillian, Mary Ann Sharbach, Deanna Kurnpula, Betty Anderson. C AMPIONSV' Yes, girls can be champions in sports as well as boys. This year the turnout tor girls' sports has increased immensely. These girls vvho are interested in acquiring good sportsmanship, skill, and various healthful recreation practices have all enioyed the intramural program directed by Miss Martha Hovve. During the Speedball season these girls were vvilling to devote their after school hours to try tor the championship. In Volleyball they were called upon to get out of bed in time to be at school and on the courts by 8:00. Let's hope girls' sports vvill be better than ever, to promote friend- ship, sportsmanship, and enioyable recreation. SPEEDBALL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dana Kay Johnson, Susan Cox, Janet Halsey, Kay Holmes, Janet Leffler, BACK ROW: Beverly Fitz- gerald, Peg Nuxol, Kathy Wooton, Marilyn Abbot. Z A L L Q FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Slocum, L. Blue, J. Leffler, J. Haney, S. Hoffman, S. Cox, A. Ritzheimer, J. Pea. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson, J. Snow, D. Kludt, M. Abbott, B. Munden, S. Arnold, E. Gill, R. Vallandigham, J, Bartholomew, S. Altman. BACK ROW: Miss Martha Howe, A, Korvola, J. Haney, M. Wootton, M. Abbott, L. Tussing, T. Hoffman, D. Smith, D, Woods. This year the competition for the varsity badminton team was nip and tuck all the way. The Sophomores by their keen desire and alert interest really kept the standing members on their toes. The team has planned to enter several tourna- ments this year and they hope to bring home many coveted awards. Highlighting the season is the lnland Empire Tournament at Spokane, Wash- ington, on March 29. This is the goal for which every member strives. The Banana Belt Tournament is held here in our own gym each March. As we go to press the would-be participants are arising early in the mornings for their much- needed practice. FOLLOW ME! This group of girls assisted Miss Martha Howe in her Physical Educa- tion classes. They led exercises, dem- onstrated the various skills and acted as counselors for the younger girls. They were chosen on their interest in sports, understanding personalities, and abilities in leadership. 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N 5 . x ' Q A Che myht has Al1,ff1f7llL9'l1l1d cya? ,Ami the day but 0116: yet thi Hghf of thi lmyhl world dies Milf thedyiug sum' S MMER SLIPPLEME T I9 8 v ag, 7 it :eff-vt-e r ' we-'vi s . - ' ,- .X ' - I '.,3 Q... as ? X , , Sue Ward and David Smith appear in a dramatic sequence from The Rainmakerf' the last play of the season, presented on May 2 and 3. Qiirv- fi Wicked Witch Mary Ann Scarbach dangles some tempting looking grapes before Joyce Armstrong and James Smith while hungry-looking Sue Ward watches in this sequence from Hansel and Gretelf' presented March 21 and 22. THE RAI MAKER Lizzie was a drought-country ranch girlwa good cook-but a little plain. Her menfolks were worried that she'd wind up an old maid. Her father and brothers brought home their bachelor friends and even tried to get the sheriff to marry her. Then Starbuck came . . . The Rainmaker. He really didn't know much about bringing rain, but he could talk a bird out of a tree. He even got Lizzie to listen to him . . . The Rainmaker, directed by Mr. Jack Watkins, was the last of four plays produced at Clarkston High School this year. The cast included Sue Ward, David Smith, Dave Hirzel, Gar Mock, Lawrence Walters, John Kramer, and Ron Storey. ' , 5 gill qi lx XX BASEBALL FIRST ROW: D. Vedder, G. Candler, J. Davis, J. Eggerling, C. Miltenber- ger, J. Witters, B. Tubbs, C. Cahill. SECOND ROW L. Phillips, Mr. Morris, P Moreman, P. Christenian B. Anderson, L. Walker, D. Swain, E. Gustin, D Santo, L. Shaeffer, G Peavey, J. Feider. 'JRR eb Qvqx V DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH! Things on the diamond popped this spring when Coach Bob Morris' nine slugged out fifteen league games, winning over half of them. Top batting averages were held by seniors Charlie Miltenberger and Pete Moreman. Other graduating seniors holding down major positions for the Bantam Nine were Ron Loomis, Eddie Gustin, and LeRoy Walker. Coach Vern Moreman's cindermen had an exceptionally successful season this spring. They attended seven meets in all and came home from the Bi-State tourney bearing two trophies, the first place award and the 880 yard relay prize. Graduating senior Bob Powers was elected captain by his teammates, and speedball Dave Ogle received the annual inspirational award. Twelve men lettered this year, tive of whom will return in '59. Outstanding in the arena were runner Larry Tussing, field- event man Ray Heimgartner, and pole vaulting Bill Hillis. -I 'X M I' It V :TTT f - TRACK FIRST ROW: G. Rogers, L. Tussing, B. Powers, D. Ogle. SECOND ROW: B. Grogan, J. Kramer, N. Taylor, L. Walker, R. Heimgartner, B. Hillis, Andes. THIRD ROW: L Huminski, D. Baird, D Satler, P. Fletcher, D McManus, H. Glidden, D Heintz, V. Johnson, Mr Moreman. FOURTH ROW B. Sule, J. Haney, J Wikum, G. Fletcher, E Newbry, D. Helm, J. Wil son. FIFTH ROW: T. Win icki, L. Kuykendall, E Florance, J. Mace, J. Le mire, R. Duclos, G Michael. C -be GOLF 'p LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Storey 'dy t D. Knowles, S. Buratto x G. Robinson, C. Shoe ..,, ' maker, F. Hughes, D Scully, S. Arnold. FORE! PLU LOVE! The golf team, under the supervision of Coach Joe Miltenberger, attended eight tourneys this spring. The team placed second at the Inland Empire Tourney and won the Bi-State Trophy Tournament. Senior Greg Buratto was named Medalist at the lnland Empire Tourney. The familiar sound of Love all! or Deuce up! can be heard anytime during practice matches or out of town meets. Lewiston ioined Clarkston to play dual matches which proved to be quite suc- cessful. Much effort and encouragement was given to the team by Miss Martha Howe, coach, and Joyce Armstrong, manager. Awards were given at the last assembly and among those who received second year letters were Kay Fisher, Doris Lauritzen, Glenda McLaughlin, and Fran Osmers, only returning lettermen. First year letters were given to Dave Carlson, Bob Meyer, Max Smolinski, Woody Wooten, Chuck Darst, Darrel Adams, and Silvia Nolt. Q A t 'F l . Tervrvis 1 ,X . ' Y ' X Firest Row. J. Leffler, R. ' fy' ' Hood, M. Osborn, F. Os- A mers, G, McLaughlin, N Layton, S. Nolt, J. Hal sey. SECOND ROW: B Meyer, C. Darst, M I Wooton, M. Smolenski V 1 uv D. Carlson, D. Wood, D. -' Getz, D. Adams, D. Slay- baugh. ia PRETTY GIRL . . Pretty Judy Grim reigned as queen of April Love, the Junior Prom, which was held Saturday evening, April l9, in Smith l-lall. The pastel-colored setting was sug- gestive of spring flowers. The refreshment stand, decorated to resemble an old fash- ioned saloon, drew many an amused glance from the dancers. Queen Judy's reign proved to be over one of the best attended proms in recent years. Princesses for the event were Sue Ward and Carole Goplerud. 105 ibm , Y .F ja-5 IS LIKE MELODY' A May Music Festival such as has not been seen for many years was viewed by hundreds of spectators on two sep- arate evenings, May 6 and 8. Auburn haired Ann Soper was chosen as queen of the event, reigning over the evening performances and representing Clarks- ton at the Lilac Festival in Spokane. Princesses who acted as Ann's attend- ants were seniors Judy Darst, Niclci Layton, and Mary Ann Scharbachp lun- Ior Sylvia Nolt, and sophomore Mary Jane Batterton, BEESON'S CHEVRON STATION QI st and G Streets Lewiston, Idaho FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings and Home Loans FRANICS UPHOLSTERY The Finest in the Valley Compliments of LEVVISTON GRAIN GROVVERS Lewiston, Idaho MARSHALL-WELLS STORE Shurman and Son, Owners Clarkston RENEE' SHOP For Smart and Distinctive VVomen's Apparel Karlburg Building- Lewiston, Idaho Congratulations, Graduates! 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