Chehalis High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

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DAN HOCBERG Vice President President 6 I a, HARLAN soivieizviue CERRY MCDONOUGH Secretaryflreasurer ll lllli CLASS One hundred and twenty-five of usl Not only have we set a precedent in being the largest class to graduate from Crimson and Cray, we have also achieved distinction in attaining a high scholastic average. You won't be forgetting us soon. We paved the way for future frolicksome fun when we as Sophomores, spon- sored a dance under the leadership of President Dale lvlaier. Nor did we stop therel All through our junior and Senior year, we maintained our rugged and staunch individualism. The junior Prom proved the social high spot of the season, thanks to the executive management of Bill junkin. Those good looking blue and gold class sweaters were also chosen during this eventful year. Let us not forget our senior personality, l-larlan Somer- ville, under whose guidance we have arrived at the close of our high school acreer. David judd will be remembered as the state champion cornet soloist, Don Payne for his public speaking, and Elva Lewis because of her 4-l-l work. We leave with fond regrets despite all our nonchalant bravado and extend a hand of appreciation to lvliss Barnes and Mr. Mitten, our class advisers. ,.,..-v WARREN SNllTH Sergeant at Arms