Chehalis High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1954 volume:

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A Q' ,f -7 RUTH BALL DOROTHY MCCLUSKEY JOSEPHINE FISHBACK Lunch Room Supervuor Secretory to Pnnclpcxl Secretory to Superuntendent L . , - -L , A A, I A f,,- sf ' -f '., f Q fa., L , if L L fo , fh 7 L L . l K 4 ' V x. A ' X L , of' i I L L V! fo. of --Q x 1 Uv ...ry-if f im.. I Qfggozf 'H N A-0' 'Q-,of N-.1 -6- f ' My .-lx is 'l'lN'w HUM ,RFE 155,45 '---ur gas J mf sf- mud! THELMA BROOKS Engllsh Make up Crew Senior Class Advlsor CHESTER COOKE English Speech Dramahcs Crimson and Gray CHSOTA ELIZABETH CURTIS Home Economics Glrls League Advlsor SIDNEY EATON r Dramallcs ESTHER FLAGG Lahn English Honor Society RODNEY GISKE Hlslory Physical Educahon Foolball Basketball Tenms .. , 4 '1 ' , is 4 . v.,.' T' ' S XX . 'V ' . . I M -ZX.. I ' 1-saff - Y f Q' ' . , . Q 1 ' . A , iv . 'X -R , , A T X T ' f ' ,Hes f ' f. X A W' I. ilrivg, , . E5'5'3if', BSE?-, s l . , ' iff' fl fi I M' , .I 1 an frllbfff' 5f7'fls.Tlll I ' L I li -v - j.g9:-f'K'i'Li4: , ' A ' . ,f-A ,. -f.. -. , ,,x,- ., LL A if A 'aff -he. 'L , , ' , , , . T, .. J . , 6 I ,. , x. A 4- - f- 1 x . . T 5. , ,Q - 2 ' fi , 4 - K . T 3 A h 1 1 . , , ' 1 f WALTER KAUFMAN Industrial Arts Shop Stage Director Senior Class Advisor NANCY ELLEN MCCROSKEY Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor ESTHER O'CONNELL Library HENRY OECHSNER Industrial Arts Social Studies Frosh Sports JAMES OECHSNER Audio Visual Mathematics Physics Football Track Boys' Club FAY SMITH FBLA Commercial Course 941 'F--A S-if ,Q-f V l T 'I 1 ,sf aim-. -2 1 TOM SMITH Algebra Driver Training Football Basketball Baseball EDWARD SVINTH Agriculture 5 FFA WOODROW VAN FREDENBURG Chorus Band ANN VOWLES Science Physical Education Pep Staff Advisor PHILLIP WIEDERRECHT English Spanish Typing Annual Debate ROBERT YOUNG Chemistry Biology Golf mir -'if::.. XLMEWQZQA Riga' ,,.n4e'v.,. -1 iii Courage brother' D J o not stumble Though thy path be dark as night There s a star to und h g e t e humble Trust G In od and do the Rlght Norman Macleod X XX XA X X3 DORIS GERBER Dorrs had that rare combrnatron of beauty scholastrc abrlrty and any number of other talents so seldom found rn one person She radrated a genurne lrkeness for everyone and rn turn was the great favorrte of all who knew her She was actrve rn Grrls League chorus and grrls athletrcs Born December 14 1935 rn Versarlles Mrssourr she dred June 5 1951 after a long rllness Her captrvatrng smrle and slrght Mrssourr accent are well remembered by all UBIAM K7 BILL BUCHANAN Durrng the summer of 1953 classmates and frrends were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Brll Buchanan A truck accrdent clarmed the lrfe of the popular rumor who had always been active and well lrked Brll was actrve rn F FA and served as a representatrve for that organrzatron durrng hrs lunror year He turned out for football durmg hrs sophomore year and was lookrng forward to an actrve season wrth the football squad durmg hrs rumor year however an rnrury recerved from a motorcycle accrdent pre vented thrs All who knew hrm wrll continue to remember hrs ready smrle and genurne frrendlrness SENIIIB CLASS UFFICEBS LARRY ANNIS President CHARLES FAY Vlce Fresldent Z6 NANCY ROUSH Secretary WAYNE LAMBERT Sergeant at Arms DONNA HANE Treasurer CLASS Ill TUB We the Class of 54 have fnnally reached the end of the sometimes tiresome often excltmg path that has taken us four years to travel over That path had sts real begrnnmg In our Sophomore year with Hal Hamrlton class president actlng as our flrst gulde We began to take our rightful place In lmportant school functnons We sponsored a huge pep rally for the Thanksglvung Day game as well as assemblles for other games and occasnons The theme of our hlghly successful Sophomore Hop was Wheel of Fortune The path contlnued onward and as we reached our rumor year Ron Rusos took over as guide Various members of our class made us mlghty proud of therr performances on the athletnc frelds and In lournalrsm dramatlcs and general leadershlp We sponsored the annual talent show and several ball games We took part un both the Chrrstmas and Easter programs Our beautuful Junlor Prom was based on the theme, Garden In the Ram Larry Annrs gurded us during the fourth year of our lourney, and at was a very busy year Indeed' Our football co captams prloted us to a champlonshrp whsle our basketball team gave us much to be proud of The senlor class play, We Shook the Famuly Tree, helped to finance our prcmc and a good tlme was had by all Commencement week started off wnth the Baccalaureate servlce, whuch left a deep lmpressnon, and graduation Itself was the most unforgettable occaslon of all Desplte occaslonal rough terrarn and bad weather, we found our trlp to be a pleasant and profrtable one Now our orrgunal path has ended, but many new ones he ahead of us, waltmg to be traveled, waltvng to lead us to the success that Iles lust beyond the next bend We, the Class of '54, go out wrth sound minds and brave hearts to meet the challenge of those new pathways CARL ADOLPHSEN When the roll is called up yonder hell be te s Club l 3 Field Cr Football 2 Basketball 1 LARRY ANNIS Our own little basket filler Honor Society 3 4 C Club 2 3 4 B s Clubl 2 3 4 Stage Cr 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Basket s Student Council 4 Class President 4 Stage Craft Club 4 BETTY ASHLEY Life is short so make it snappy Crimson and Gray 3 4 Chgotq 4 rs Logue I 2 FH 4 Ushe QS- uv 1 J -6' CURT BERRY 'How dry I am. Crimson and Gray 2 3- C u 2 4- Boy' Clu 4' SALLY ALLMER Paint Mlsbehaving sota 4 Girls League I 2 A ARLENE ARNETT The original Sweet Thing A 3 4 Grs Laguel HA 34Bandl 2Cho 3 Nurses Aid 3 4 BETTY BENBERG A wonderful gal that we havent seen often enough FHA 2 Girls League - us - JOANNE BLUNT RON BENNY C h o r u s Vice-President 4- DDIE BIRLEY lt's nice to be natural when He just won't give the women a Chorus President 4- Field Paid od: Sa it with you re naturally nice.' chance. Crew 2 3 4- Usher 3- oot- flowers. Crimson and Gray 2- Girls' League Honor Society 3- Boys Club I 2 3, l- B sketball l 2 - C Clu 3 4' Boys' - .... - F.B.L.A. - ied rew 1- aszetball , seballl 2 3 4- Track - 4- Football Man- Secretary 3- F.B.L.A. President 4, 3 4- Baseball I. Student Council 3. ager 3- Basketball 2 3. Office 3- Student Council 4. -vi-6. X ,, l , cv , 5' C ,tvs QI GQ NANCY BOND Bottled nn Bond Flne Splrlts Chehalm 4 Cnmson and Gray 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Gurls League I 2 3 4 Gals League Vlce Pres: dent 3 Glrls League Presrdent I 4 Student Councnl 4 WARREN BURLESON Studying certainly lnterferred with my hugh school educatlon Chehalun 4 Crlmson and Gray 3 o s Club I as etball I 3 Baseball 4 Track I BARBARA CAMPBELL Synonyms Barbara and Blue Skues Crumson and Gray 4 Gnrls League 4 F H A 4 Ban FBLA 4 Nurses And 4 Make up Crew 3 4 Office 2 PAT CONNICK He owns The Keys of the Kingdom Crimson and Gray 3 4 Chsota 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 3 Boys Club 4 Fl Crew 2 3 Usher 3 Tennvs 2 XF ALLEN BRUCE Q type iris 5...- ZX 'Q' s ClubI 2 Q4 VERA BURT an packages ndI2 TED CHYTII. Raduol Raduol ubI if CORINNE CORKINS Open Wade and say Arf Chehalln 4 Chsota 4 Hon or Soclety 4 Girls League 4 Girls Lea Secretary 4 Chorus I ELLSWORTH CRISTLER Crus IS everybodys favorite Joe RUBY CRISTLER Club 3 4 Boys Club A sparklung smlle and a n sparklmg funger 4, The strong bu not too sllent 4 FFA Secretary 4 Band Good thnngs come In small rs L ague I 2 FHA Chehahn 4 Chsota 2 3 4 Boys Usher 3 All School Play 4 Tennis 2 Chorus I 2 3 4 All School rs League I 2 3 FHA a 3 Football I 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Nu s Au Track Manager 3 3 Make up Crew 2 3 4 5... ef uf, mv GEORGE DAWLEY Shelton is real George Entered from Shelton 4 Honor So clety 2 Boys Cu 2 3 4 Cho 2 De ootball l Sophomore Vice President 2 CAROL DYER Read my latest book'9 Crimson and Gray 2 3 4 Chsota 2 3 4 Chsota Assistant Editor 4 Honor Society 3 4 Girls League l 2 3 4 Office 3 All School Play 3 nnts 2 3 EUGENE ENGLAND Good Old Red lub 3 4 oys Clubl Basketball Manager 2 3 4 DON FLEMING He drags those low notes clear down to New Orleans. Chsota 3- Honor Society 3 4- Boys 2 . . '. School Play 3- Basketball 4- Base- ba l 4. 0' Qc' 'Vials Ns., Va KATHLEEN GARRETT Yell you guys! Chehalin 3 4- Chehalin Ed- itor 4- imson Gray 2 - rims ' d Gray CARL FRANKS Assistant - - hsota 3 ak I lauglan ' - no - ty3 4-G'rs necessary l work. ' - Gi WILMA DOTSON Just how does one acquire senior dignity 'P Crimson and Gray 3 4 GAA rs eague l 4 F rus l 3 4 Cho 2 3 4 Usher3 4 Nu sesAl DONNA EDWARDS A rablll A 2 4 L gue 'l A C Nurses Aid 2 3 4 CHARLES FAY Whats wrong wuth Cleopatra'9 Crimson and Gray 3 4 Chsota 2 3 4 Chsota Assistant Editor 3 Chsota Editor 4 Honor Society 2 nd 2 3 4 Band Pu city Manager 4 Chorus I Office I Student Council 4 Class Vice Pres :dent 3 4 Club 2 3 4- Boys u ea istorion 2- Chorus MYRON GOWEN - . . . - Chorus - e s Aid - - Now I can be a full-time bellhop.' - ootball - Sch l lay 4- Student Coun- Entered from Centralia- Boys Club B ball 1- Track 2 3 4. ' - Class Secretary 2 - 3- Class Treasurer 2. 3, 1. ' Mg' in DIANNE GROBER When you re around her Some thung Wonderful Happens Crrmson and Gray 4 Glrls League 4 O Usher 4 DONNA HANE This Wayme Washington Weather' Crrmson and Gray 3 4 GAA 3 Grs League I 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Nurses And 3 4 Usher 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 DEAN HARMON They grow em bug In Montana' Entered from Barnvrlle Montana 4 A and Chorus Football 2 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 aiwq ?5 ,dup Qt Af 'Nm JANETTE HIATT NANCY HENRICKSEN She LIVESIII e blond gentlemen prefer Crrmson and Gray 3 Hon Crimson and Gray 2 3 4 GAA or Soclety 3 4 Chsota 4 Glrls Logue l 3 4 O Irs gue 1 3 4 All School Play 2 Tenms 2 nd 'I 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Offrce4 Tenms 2 3 4 DELPHINE HOFFMAN Clear the road boys here I come' A 4 G Sports Manager 3 Gnrls ague l 2 4 Ban 4 Chorus l 4 Tenns HAL HAMILTON Whuch came first turkeys or Hamlltons9 Honor Soctety 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 s Club l 4 Us Basketball 2 3 4 Track 'l Golf 3 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Boys Club Presndent 3 ASH President 4 LESLIE HANE All Thus and Heaven Tool ub 3 4 Boys Clubl Chorus 3 4 Football l 3 4 Track WILMA HAWKINS Happy Tappy Toes Chsota 4 GAA 3 Glrls League 4 Cho 4 Ush ROY HOFFMAN Our fast lflyrngl redhead Crrmson and Gray 3 C Club 3 B s Clubl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 All School Play 4 Football l 2 Bas etball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 ck 'I 2 JERRY HOLM A self made man and proud o hls creator C Club 3 4 Boys Club 3 4 Boys Club Sergeant at Arms 3 Football 4 Track 3 VERN HUMMEI. Uncle Jazzbo sota 2 3 4 Boys Club l 4 Band 'I 2 3 4 Band Pres: t 3 4 Chorus 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Basketball l Baseball 2 Student Councul 3 4 Stage Craft Club 4 Track I SONNY IMBODEN lt saves a lot of trouble to b born goodlookmg Crlmson and Gray 4 Boys Club 234Chors 234K:tc Crew 2 3 Usher 3 Pep Staff I 2 3 4 Yell Kung 3 Tenms 2 Student Council 3 JO ANN JOHNSON A real Bubblerl Honor Socsety 3 4 Glrls League 4 Offlc Usher 4 Nurses And 2 3 v Q if MELVIN JOHNSTON Write me an excuse s Club I 2 3 4 Ba 3 4 Choru 4 Fl Crew 3 4 S- ANNA KEESEE The Way to a Man s Heart Hnor Socuety 4 rls ague l 2 3 FHA 4 Chorus 3 4 Deba e 4 Debate Secretary 3 JEANETTE HUBER Thnngs are Roff all over GAA 2 3 4 Glrls League 4 Ba DON HUSTON lf you knew Suzue s Cl b l a d 3 4 Football I RAY JENDRYKA Nothing takes a guy off his feet like an easy chair C Club 3 4 C Club Sergeant at Arms 4 Boys Clubl 2 3 4 Boys Club Sergeant at Arms 4 FFA l 3 4 FFA Secretary 3 F Vnce President 4 Band I Football DOROTHY KENNICOTT lm becomung confused Chsota 3 4 Honor Socnety 3 4 rs Leaguel 2 3 4 Bondl 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Debate 2 5 NORMAN KEOPKE Open house from one tlll four am Basketball I Baseball I Football C C 4 oys u I 2 Track I WAYNE LAMBERT es Donna no Donna Eentered from Mossyrock C Club 3 4 C Club Vlce Presudent 4 Boys u 3 4 A I 2 Foot I 2 3 4 Football Co captaln 4 Basketballl 2 Baseballl 2 3 4 Class Sergeant at Arms 4 GENE MATTHIESEN Blond wavy halr yell Boys ClubI 2 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Stage Craft Club 4 MARILYN MILLER Mmmm Marulynl Crimson and Gray 3 4 Glrls Leaguel 2 3 4 Chorus 4 FBLA 4 Nurses And 2 4 Debate 3 'nur it ALAN MORRIS He has a way wlth he four legged ones too Crimson and Gray 4 C Club ys Club I A I 3 4 FFA Pres1dent2 FFA Hlstorlan 3 FFA Reporter4 Football ack I GENE KURE A Dutch Treat Club 2 3 4 Boys Club I and I 3 4 Chorus ootball I 2 3 4 Base Track 2 MARLENE MACHLEID County Canary Chsota 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 rs Leaguel 2 3 4 F rus 4 Treasurer I MRS IONE MERCER Flrst thmgs flrstl Entered 4 LEONARD Mcl.AUGHLIN Are you a cat? HOMER McEVERS Entered from Randle 4 C Club 2 Mr Efficiency oys Club I Entered from Ellensburg 3 Ch rus 4 F otball I Boys Club 3 4 Band 2 3 Bas etball I 2 3 4 Class Off 4 Baseball Manager 2 ce I .5 ivx '1 r 4: BARBARA NIX Nol Nennl Nlxl Chsota 4 Gnrls League I 2 3 4 orus I 2 brarlan 3 HALVOR PETERSEN Im really not a stoplught Chehalln 4 Chehalln Assistant Edt tor 4 Honor Socnety 3 4 oy u I 2 FFA I 2 De a 3 4 Debate Presudent 4 Football 3 LORRAINE RAYTON Lotsa mlleage for a Irttle carl Crrmson and Gray 2 3 4 Crm son and Gray Buslness Manager 3 4 Chsota 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 rs Logue I 2 FHA 4 FHA Secretary 2 Band orusl 2 FBLA 3 4 Stu Councll 4 ASB Vlce Presudent 4 DON RHODES All Rhodes lead to Crrmson and Graty 2 Crnmson and Gray Sports Edrtor 3 Crumson and Gay Edutor 4 Chsota 2 3 4 C u 2 3 nd 2 3 4 Bc Vlce Presudent 3 Field Crew I 2 4 All School Play 4 Basketball I 4 Bas ball 2 3 4 Stu Councul 4 Sr x Qc: 'v 'S' 24: 'W' 6.4- ? L-' N-eg SHARON RICHARDSON Sprung an Chehalns means Green Halls A 3 4 Grrls Lea ue JEAN RODENWALD These hugh school klds drlve me crazy Entered from Olympla Nurses And 2 Girls League 4 Office SPV' 4 YVONNE PEIFFER Introducnng Mr and Mussussrppt and daughter Yvonne Entered from Callfornua 2 Crlmson and Gray 4 Chsota 4 Girls League C Usher 4 Nurses And 2 4 HELEN PYLES I cover the waterfront Crrmson and Gray 2 3 4 Cr son and Gray Feature Edutor 2 3 Crimson and Gray Assistant Editor 4 Honor Socnety 2 3 4 Hon Society President 4 Glrls League 3 4 Ushe Student Councll 4 Class Treasurer 3 Commtttee Chalrmanl 2 3 WILLIAM REINKE Wrllre or wont he? s Club I 2 nd I JANE ROSBACH e must be here I heard her laugh Crrmson and Gray 3 GAA 2 A Vlce President 3 nr s Qguet 2 3 4 FHA 2 Cho Tennis 2 3 af 5? V 3 6 3.4 Ch I, , F.B.L.A. 2, '3,'4,'Lil 6 - ' - I ' - ' I f 2, 3, 4, r.H.A. 4, horus 2, 3, 4, if . I . . ' .. . I I 2 im- 5 ' , 5 B s' Q' C f g.. I , : Clb,,3,45...,5 bte ' Q- A - ' ' , 5 ' z 2 : ' , , : Of 2, ,4. ' ' ' 1 ' ' 2 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, , , f 2, ff ' I I in ' ' , , : I - G'l'e' ,,3,4,.'.f2I ' 3: 7 ' . ' 7 L f 'V . Boy' , , 3, 45 F.F.A. I, 2, Ch , 5 .... , 5 dent 3' 42 B0 f 2' 3' 4- lv X ., , '-.I '- H A Rf I v. '- fl r ' 5 , , 5 Sh , Cl b , , 4, Ba 1, , , , nd I' ' ' ' , - , , c.A. . , , ' ' g ' us G.A. . ' - ' , G' I' 2, 3, z e I, , , 5 dent I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, ' 5 Le , , , 5 . . , 5 rug ' . 4, ' ' , 3, 4. ' ' 5 ' 4, ' , , 4. .4 V E 5 f A 4' Il f I rf ,A ' - Q' f Y 5' NANCY ROUSH s a birdl lt s a planel lt s Nancy rimson and Gray 3 4 urs ague I 2 F H A orus I 2 Class Secretary 4 GINGER SALZER Sugar and Spice GAA 4 Girls League I FHA 3 4 Chorus 4 Nbrses LAU E SCHEIBAL ld walk a mile for a Scherbal smile Entered from Tacoma Girls League FHA 3 4 Choru FBLA 4 Usher 4 AARON SHEPHERD I like the beach . . . its Sandy. ub 2 3 4- Boys Club 1 5 Boys' Club President 45 Band , 3, 45 Chorus 45 Football 'l, 2, 5 Track 35 Student Council Class Sergeant at Arms 3. Yfv , 'E' --36' DUANE SMITH The Quiet Man s' Club I, 2, 154 BOB SMYTHE tell us the on about . , Chehalin 4- Crimson and ay 3' Boys' Club I 2 , 4- Boys' Club Treasurer 3' Boys Club Senior Represen- tative 4- Stage Crew 2 35 Stage Crew Manager 3, F otball I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 25 Student Council,45 Stage Craft Club 45 Stage Crait Club President 4. RONNIE RUSOS The C2H5OH Kid Crimson and Gray 3 Chsota 2 3 Cub2 3 4 Boy Clu 4 Chorus 4 Pep Staff 3 Duke 3 All School Play 3 4 Basket b I Student Council 3 Cass President 3 JOAN SANDERSON Check THATlll Crimson and Gray 2 3 4 Chehalm 3 Chsota 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 A 2 L guel A n Chorus 4 Nurse 2 3 Office 4 BILL SHAHAN Jus Plain Bll s Club I 2 3 JERRY SPARHAWK Latins take siestas too. H nor Society 35 C Club 2, 3, 4 s' Club I, , 3, 45 Footb Track 2. 'K 374 - 5 .. -1 Sv ww it -f ' . 3.19132 .15 KENNETH STAAB Wanta b t l cant take it with me? s Club l Student Council 4 ASB Treasurer SHIRLEY STANLEY We re having a Stanley Party Crimson a d Gray 3 GAA 3 4 Pesident 4 Girls League l 2 3 4 FH A 4 Student Council 4 BARBARA STUBER Wheres the Party Chehalln 4 Typist 4 Crimson and Gray 2 3 GAA 2 Girls League 3 4 Cho e 4 Office Nurses And 3 4 Student Council 2 Sophomore Vice President 2 TED TEITZEL But Father we dont need an English Dept. s Club l 2 - .. . Band I 2 3 4' Chorus 3 4. Z SUE TELLEVIK Sorry shes a one man ll' Crimson and Gray 4 Girls aguel 2 3 'F.H.A. - Ottice 3 4- Nurses Aid 2- Staffl 2 3 4 o Queen 4' Tennis 2- Student Council. JIM STALLMAN Which class is tn s'-' s Club l 2 ARVIL STAPP I want to Bee loved Entered from Santa Anna Calif 2 Boys Club 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 JOANNE TAUSCHER Personality Plus Crimson and Gray 3 Girls League l 2 3 4 Corresponding Secre tary 3 Girls League Cabinet 3 FHA 2 3 4 President 4 Chorus 3 Office 3 Stu en Council 4 DEAN TUPPER RAYMOND TRUPP He tears em and repairs ' m s' . . . . s tha is' Band s Club 1 4- Chor - all -O' . -,- Q X .-, CAROL VETTER Who says redheads have bad lempers'9 Cnmson and Gray 3 Girls League A 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 VlcePresudent 4 Offuce 3 JANET WENDLING A Busy Llllle Busy body 4Of BETTY WRIGHT fha? prelly blond halrl Girls league 4 ANN WELCH m e adventurous type Chehalnn 2 Crimson and Gray 2 34GA234GnrlsLeaue 2 3 4 Cho 3 4 Reporle Office 4 All School Play 4 Tennis JACK WILLIAMS Heres one Wnllo that am! weepm ub 2 3 Boys ub 2 Ushers 2 3 Foolball 4 Baskelball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Caplan KEN WICHERT Counlry alr does wonders for a guy s Club 2 3 4 FFA JO -A Nl' lh ll - 7 l' ' , 1 .A- - , , 1 ' ' 9 2, 3, 4, F.H. . , 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, Lf Ze 82:1 'Z-HA ' f f '35 ' ' . I '--- 1 1 1 I F ' 2. Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. C Cl 1 , 4: ' Cl , 3. 4: 2, 3, 5 fice 3, 4. , 2 1 2, , 2 . , i 3- Oh, ' H , BOY' ,.:---l,2,3,4 -1 I D u Y .l . ' 5 i V4 V 1 'f , , 5 W f , 'I A ' ly ' CI, Ll ' Z ' pxlll . ' ,f A sql' 3 Y' 3 Q ff' -1 fx From duty's path, however steep, we ask For no ill-timed releaseg Only - for strength to finish well our task. Edward A. Church l :EUS- ,f Salu tatoruln Larry Annis scholastic average of 366 making him this year s Salutatorian is espec cally impressive when considered along with his athletic achievements A three year letter man in three mayor sports he was co wlnner of the 1953 Advocate Award in football and elected captain of both the baseball and the basketball teams in his senior year As president of the senior class and member of Student Council Larry has shown much leadership ability He has been a mem ber of Honor Society for two years serving as vice president in his lumor year Larry was also student manager of the Senior Class PGY Valedictorian Aside from school work, Nancy Bond's energies have been centered around the Girls' League. She was elected president of that organization in her senior year, having been its vice president the previous year. Nancy has been a member of Honor Society for the past two years. She has been active as a news writer for both the Crimson and Gray and the Chehalin in her senior year. Nancy has worked on numerous committees. A member of the Student Council, she has proved to be a very capable leader. With a grade point average of 3.73 Nancy has won Valedictorian honors for the Class of 54 Ala? b ' 0IlD Commercioi Noll - x x e W 1 W 1 1 r 1' x ' an ' M Eye of iustice Mummy Decoration boys Q Q 5 Q. .: . , , , W 'u 1 V: M. '- ,K W Q gi- 3421 ' Q Q P f 4 Fm-li , H 'sf K ,df K l -. f 'af f 1 ' ' ' 4 ' ii ' . 9 , A I '- J V , y . A .H ,cl k V , H V . 5, .24 2 Junior girls King of the tribe one Cheese 9 99 Head pqperboy Notice ihe apples? Miss C.H.S. Nice puppy NAME ADOLPHSEN CARL ALLMER SALLY JO ANNIS LARRY ARNETT ARLENE ASHLEY BETTY BENBURG BETTY BENNY RON BERRY CURT BIRLEY EDDIE BLUNT JOANNE BOND NANCY BRUCE ALLEN BURLESON WARREN BURT VERA CAMPBELL BARBARA CHYTIL TED CONNICK PAT CORKINS CORINNE CRISTLER ELLSWORTH CRISTLER RUBY DAWLEY GEORGE DOTSON WILMA DYER CAROL EDWARDS DONNA ENGLAND EUGENE FAY CHARLES FRANKS CARL GARRETT KATHY GOWEN MYRON GROBER DIANNE HAMILTON HAL HANE DONNA HANE LESLIE HARMON DEAN HAWKINS WILMA HENRICKSEN NANCY HIATT JANETTE HOFFMAN DELPHINE HOFFMAN ROY HOLM JERRY HUBER JEANETTE HUMMEL VERN IMBODEN SONNY JENDRYKA RAY JOHNSON JOANN JOHNSTON MELVIN KEESEE ANNA KENNICOTT DOROTHY KOEPKE NORMAN KURE GENE LAMBERT WAYNE MACHLEID MARLENE MATTHIESEN GENE MILLER MARILYN MORRIS ALLAN McEVERS HOMER McLAUGHLlN BUTCH NIX BARBARA PEIFFER YVONNE PETERSEN HALVOR PYLES HELEN RAYTON LORRAINE REINKE WILLIE RHODES DON RICHARDSON SHARON ROSBACH JANE ROUSH NANCY RUSOS RONNIE SALZER GINGER SANDERSON JOAN SCHEIBAL LAURENE SHAHAN BILL SHEPHERD AARON SMITH DUANE SMYTHE BOB SPARHAWK JERRY STAAB KEN STALLMAN JIM STANLEY SHIRLEY STAPP ARVIL STUBER BARBARA TAUSCHER JOANNE TEITZEL TED TELLEVIK SUE TRUPP RAY TUPPER DEAN VETTER CAROL WELCH JO WENDLING JANET WICHERT KEN WILLIAMS JACK WRIGHT BETTY AMBITION Druve a Cadullac Marry a cruppled mulluonaure Enguneer Telephone operator To get marrued Beautucuan Steady well payung o Be a mulluonaure Rause flowers Housewufe Meducal technucuan Forest ranger Peanut chemust Nursung Move away from hehalus Raduo Musuc teacher Nursung Forestry Housewule Archutect Own a dress shop Wrute French navels Suggest somethung Electrucal enguneerung Exut gracefully from physucs Mechanuc Seven chuldren Luneman Bookkeepung Turkey and cattle rauser Marruage Lunoleum mechanuc Lawyer Dancung teacher Work on IBMs un Seattle Get out ot hugh school Get a Kent boy Jet pulot Work College then Musuc teacher Famous artist Machunlst To earn some money Musucuon A good 'ob Sunger Logger Mechanuc Get ruch quuck Commercual artust Work Teacher Make and spend a mulluon Busuness admunustratuon To be a kung and have a harem A college degree Somethung worthwhule Cuvul enguneerung Busuness admunustratuon Home economucs teacher Make tons of money Be a mulluoruaure Telephone operator Make ul through college Rausung Iuttle lets Concert puanust To get marrued Housewufe Bookkeeper Bookkeeper To reture young Saulor Cuvul enguneer Doctor Electronucs To be a great hunter P E teacher Lawyer Get a ruch man Hausewufe Musucuan Three boys Carpenter Car mechanuc To be a good secretary Modelung To be a success Mechanuc Formung To go to college FAVORITE SONG Honeycomb Wanted Stranger un Paraduse Foggy Ruver Rags to Ruches Stormy Weather Tull Then To Be Alone You Alone Secret Love Rulual Fare Dance Cross Over the Brudge Hawauuan War Chant Make Love to Me Secret Love In the Mood To Be Alone Granada Cross Over the Brudge Luttle Johnny Brown The Desert Song Blue Moon Full Moon and Empty Arms My Love My Love Gootus Stars Fell on Alabama Bottle Hymn of the Republuc And Thus ls My Beloved Make Love to Me Anytume Turkey un the Straw Dancung un the Dark Tea tor Two Home on the Range Make Love to Me Moonlught Serenade Anythung thats popular Blues un the Nught My Bonnue Lues Over the Ocean The Very Thought of You Too Young Blue Moon Show Me the Way to Go Home 9999 f xxxx To Be Alone Tree Top Tall Heart ot My Heart Youll Never Walk Alone Beer Barrel Polka Lover Oh Agaun Dancung un the Dark From the Vune Came the Grape lll Walk Alone Stars and Strupes Forever Gee Make Love to Me Ill See You un My Dreams Stars and Strupes Forever Strung of Pearls Stardust Sugar Blues Dream Stardust My Happuness Fools Rush ln Tull Then Tull I Waltz Agaun wuth You Because ot You ovun Spree Edd Tude Blue Moon Bell Bottom Blues Mystery Street Whusperung Hope Blue Danube Changung Partners Secret Love Turkush Lullaby Munt Julep Kentucky Waltz Chop Stucks When You Are un ove The Deadwood Stage No Other Love Have I Blue Moon Wanted From the Vune Came the Grape let Me Call You Sweetheart Wonderful One September Song T ICS FAVORITE PA STIME Dancung Lustenung to records Mountaun clumbung Lustenung to records Toledo Just suttung Watchung TV Watchung TV on I6th Walkung wuth Jean Dreamung Readung or hukung Druvung Sleepung Horseback rudung Dancung Lustenung to G Muller ung ut Anuwuols Tuavel ng Fushung Wanderung on beach Dancung Wurunung love matches Goung to the beach Skuppung Lustenung to Cenlralla Kela Auto racung Suttun on the sudelune Teasung gurls Tryung to play puano Basketball n tushu g Wayne Druvung wuth o gurl Basketball Sleepung Tennus and dancmg Guessl Dancung Takung Bonnue out Gurls Swummung and TV Goung to Wunlock Gurls and more gurls Fushung Drawung and readung Huntung or tushung Cookung Lustenung to records Huntung Druvung a car Parkung Sungung Dancung Anythungl Druvung wuth the top down Stamps and couns Haggot Playung classucal musuc Ma un luke a burd Goung to movues Dancung Playung the puano Watch televusuon Athletucs Lusten to musuc Readung Makung model aurplanes Dancung Druve uns Aaron Shepherd Talkung Reodung Readung Eatung Playung cards Fushung Fushung Stayung away from home Baseball Cards Dancung Lustenung to records Poundung the uvorues Rudung Collectung travel booklets Sport cars Lustenung to records Shoppung Horseback rudung Rudung around Baseball Readung Club 1 , - ' i b ' ' . , C ' A , ' Liv' ' up , ' ' a HUSTON, DON Automotive mechanic Ain't got none Work on my car , ' ' .... A, ' ' l l . . I . I . L . . 'QQWQQK SEEN? T as THE - At the beginning of the school year, the seniors voted on the various members of their class who they felt had been outstanding in different ways. To Hal Hamilton, president of the student body, and to Kathy Garrett, editor of the Chehalin, went the honor of being All Around. This selection was based on participation and leadership in school activities, service to the class and school, and general personality traits. Ron Benny and Arlene Arnett were voted Most Bashful. Larry Annis and Jane Rosbach won Most Athletic honors, while Jo Welch and Ron Rusos were acclaimed our Best Dancers. To JoAnn Tauscher and Willie Reinke went the title of Most Friendly. Peppiest class members were Sue Tellivik and Sonny lmboden, and our Most Talented members were Dorothy Kennicott and Vern Hummel. Jeanette Huber and Roy Hoffman were voted Best Looking and Wilma Dotson and Pat Connick were heralded as Class Cut-ups. Our Most Capable class members were Lorraine Ray- ton and Charles Fay. 45 ,Q All AROUND Kathy Garrett and Hal Hamilton QT? ,id-r 7k .-,fi-' MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL Jane Rosbach Larry Annis Arlene Arnett Ron Benny Y' Y l ac F-ss .XV V T . f T A xi 2 . N L A 4. , - T , as-Q 1 V! . Nav ' . V 4?-. k , f T. T' A ,- x y ,Q K :fl K il .iw Tw . 3 i I H i f ' ' 1 29, -A i ws' if f , iii' - ix - ,L . 5 24 I. K, A L? A ff., , .A r L I L35 T 25351, l J ,rg , A L 9' A fis ff 7 52' ' il 2 I . I S, X Q1 T I ill Til tll III I ll V ll mlb FRIENDLIEST PEPPIEST Jo Ann Tcuscher Wlllle Renkue Sue Tellevrk Sonny Imboden BEST DANCERS Welch Ron Rusos l MOST TALENTED BEST LOOKING Dorothy Kennlcott Vern Hummel Jeanette Huber Roy Hoffman S ,-f CLASS CUT UP MOST CAPABLE Wtlmo Dotson Pot Conmck Lorraine Rcyton Charles Foy 8- L Ha Edwards UY Dyer Adolphson Rachordson Arnett Sclzer Crnstler Holm Chyhl Rosbcch R 8. D Hoffman Bond Berry Ashley Dotson Scheibal Annis Garrett Tellevik Hamilton Burt Kennicott Sporhawk Vetter Grober Johnson SENl0Il AS 0U WEREW9 JU IOIl Two There are ll4 students ln the Junlor class The Junlors sponsored the annual Junlor Prom In the sprung NV' The hugh school talent show was also under the dlrectlon of the Junlors Some of the boys turned out for sports and were actlve In Intramural basketball Both gurls and boys parhclpated In assemblies and worked on com mlttees MIKE McCLUSKEY Presvdent CLASS OFFICERS Presldent MIKE MCCLUSKEY Vlce President BEN BALMELLI Secretary Treasurer DARLENE SPARHAWK Sergeant at arms LOUIS MACHLEID iv- : Ben Balmelll Mlke McCluskey Darlene Sparhawk Louis Machleld QS Ill FIRST ROW Carter Becker Ensrud Alderman Craig Dooley Curtis Canady Bamford Anderson SECOND ROW Benberg Brown Bullus Bells Bennet Clark Balmelll Calluns Corbin THIRD ROW Atterton Bountaln Ary Atkuns Chappel Alksnls Brnem Bosler Cole Ford Brunswrg BERRYHILL S Chehahs Washxngton Congratulatxons to the class of 54 xj ft FIRST ROW Gibson Howard Gillingham McCluskey Nesbut Matheson Hammrick Moen Haehn Jenks Moore Machlend SECOND ROW Leggett Hanke Pemerl Maxwell Ginsbach Miller Henricksen Hotsko Znebell Maurun Norberg Learned Gibson Nix Petersen THIRD ROW Kramer Lamb Jendryka Pier Meir Jensen Kostlck Moon Loy Jay Libby fi FS S, FIRST ROW Fulton Sabin Meier Spry Tucker West Spears Evans B Sparhawk Gmsbach Shumon Tauscher Shubert Shepherd Rullcka. SECOND ROW: Sareault Jay Koshck Leggett Petersen Ross Stlcklln Williamson Sommer Walden Stew- art Rowe Tucker W.- Evans H. THIRD ROW: Borne Seines Sample Scott Wills Wood Sidney Roffler R.- Roffler B.- Salkeld Smith Sturza Thompson Gibson Nix. GARRISON REXALL DRUGS Chehalis Washington Congratulations to the class of 54 0Pll0 IIRES f'5rP N Thus years Sophomore class was led by President S Gary Blunt wrth the help of Tom Severns Barbara Goll 'P Renee Johnson and Duck Kltchel The mann actlvltnes of the class were the burldlng of the bonfire for the Thanks glvmg game and the sponsorlng of the Sophomore Hop Some of the sophomores were actlve In Intramural sports X GARY BLUNT President ' CLASS OFFICERS President GARY BLUNT Vlce President TOM SEVERNS Secretary BARBARA GOLL Treasurer RENEE JOHNSON Sergeant at arms RICHARD KITCHEL -1 M---N'-f-an Tom Severns Gary Blunt Renee Johnson Rnchard Kitchell Barbara Goll Q5 FIRST ROW Elswald Attaway Haines Danielson Caswell Davies Burt Blakely Crlstler Creech Bro n SECOND ROW Gerber Crlstler Bena Haehn Folwell Dowling Curry Grant Fitzgerald Berry Dowme THIRD ROW Harper Arnold Hewlett Henneke Burley Blunt Hackett Chnlders Cole Chappell Fleming BEN FRANKLIN STORE BONN BFAUTY SHOP Chehalxs Washxngton Good Luck Semors 5 G f , Cb F3 I yi' FIRST ROW Noel Keesee MaxIon Ledbetier Luiz Johnson Keller Newgard Kennlcoif SECOND ROW Hngbee Orr Kaech Hull Huston Inderbutzen ONell McDonald Lambert Hobson THIRD ROW Jay Huber Kuichel Lo Plount Jenks Kaufman Llen Llnes Mocomber Mules 0PIl0 GRES FIRST ROW Homes SIeworI Rusos Morrls Warren Turner Smnh Talbott Sanderson Wulson Vaine Weber Hummel SEC OND ROW Verplonk Shannon Severns Trupp Pascoe Rasmussen Goll Richardson Meyn Swenson THIRD ROW Petrie Peer Wuedenhoff Peierson Streeter Thorp Skinner Turner Smnth Sommers Solberg Peur Charnesku DOANS DRUG STORE SCHWARTZ MEN S WEAR The Mam Corner Chehalxs Washxngton Chehalls Washlngton Congratulauons Semors' Presldent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms FRES The Freshman class which Includes 124 students started their year by going to a dance given In their honor The Freshmen and newcomers were required to wear old fashioned clothes slnce the theme of the dance was The 49ers ln the mlddle of October the Freshmen started havmg danclng classes where they learned to waltz two step rhumba tango and lltterbug besides a few novelty dances The final dance was held February 3 1954 CLASS OFFICERS HARRY FAY LLOYD FLEM WANDA ASHLEY KARLA LINDNER W1 wg, B HARRY FAY President 7 BRIAN STAPP Wanda Ashley Brnan Stapp Karla Lmdner Lloyd Flem Harry Fay -I F300 Dm FRONT ROW Arrington Baker Chambers Bosler Dow Bena Flem Ashley Bunker Bagrnskn Ford Ensrud Attaway Bruce SECOND ROW Benberg Anderson Bahlman Edgley Carr Folwell Burts Bennett Dowlung de Morse Downie Aust Arnett De Bow Brown THIRD ROW Dlckson Burbee Brlem Brlnes Jastad Deskrns Ferrler Castonla Ford Adams Clark Curtus Burgen Fay Fear BIRLEY'S FLOWER SHOP Good Luck to the Class of '54 Q FRONT ROW Higbee J Higbee P Lindner Kuehner Hone Henderson Hewutt Lundgren Hotsko Lambert Hansen John ston SECOND ROW Howard Jastad Krause Lindquist Lowry Gulbertson Jones Hewlett Limmer Kennedy THIRD ROW Janes D Henricksen Lkudt Koreis Haas Haslun Kepper Hines Guyot James Goerendt FRES p.nc: ' A' x 1 -v FRONT ROW: Moore, R., Stettnisch, Snellgrove, D., McKinzie, Miller, D., Watt, Stewart, R., Miller, G., Willber, Streeler, Moore, V., McVey, Wright, Shannon. SECOND ROW2 West, Roos, Stapp, Teitzel, Moon, McCormick, Schwartz, Moses, Moore, J., Ray, Smith, D. M., Twining, Miessner, Snellgrove, D. THIRD ROW: Petersen, Montgomery, Swartz, Smalley, Petit, Vaughn, Morgan, Stewart, Rod, Tauscher, Neeley, Spry, Schuster, Smith, D. L., Toy, Rowland. NUCE'S DEPT. STORE COBURNS APPLIANCE Dry Goods--Ready to Wear T. V. Headquarters Chehalis, Washington Chehalis, Washington 11?-f 4 we Q . 'Q - l ' R. , I 1.41. . .. - 1- ., Ma cf' s , L, 3.1, S 'f ' W , M , . aux- W 3 filwr- kr 54: ffgj' K K kgs' K' ' ' my , in fs W Q N- ' 1 h 'J A '51 1 NN ' ' fu H P' an 'si W f . ' 4 ff i ,-1.,.35,, is v! ?7' l 'i As half in shade and half in sun This world along its path advances, May that side the sun's upon Be all that e'er shall meet thy glances! Thomas Moore M ' a .3 A S Il UFFICERS 'll LORRAINE RAYTON BARBARA PEMERL Vlce Presudent 5eCfef0fY QLAJ FJ 'sf C7 1 Q We XXX f ':'R'N LINDA STICKLIN Sergeant at arms E Pualclty age HAL HAMILTON President IU' Klan: suzne TELLEVIK 'A Q, BUD FOUNTAIN iz , Yell Kung Song Queen A xi KEN STABB Treasurer H BEAUTY SHOP CHEHALIS GRAIN CO SMI'I Best Wnshes Class of 54 Chehahs Washxngton C Q Q M-9 R.- 'if B I 'ns ,, , Rf' Ya Af j ' , X TOM sTuRzA 6 fl 'W :X . 1? a 5 -'N 13 ' 'QA nk ' W 9 n A. . ' 'Q , - rv i s :ew EL K l . A ' ' , ' N , , N DE CIIUNCIL Student Council, the governing body of Chehalis High School, consists of thirty members including the Associated Student Body Officers, iunior and senior class presidents, sophomore and freshmen class presidents, vice presidents, and secretaries, editors of CHSOTA, the Chehalin, and the Crimson and Gray, and the presidents of school organizations such as Honor Society, Stage Craft Club, Girls' League, Boys' Club, Band, Chorus, C Club, F.B.L.A., F.H.A. and G.A.A. The advisors are Chehalis High's principal, Mr. Mitten, and vice principal, Mr. Wedin. Hal Hamilton, president and chairman of the council, led this active group during their suc- cessful year. The council started out the school year by sponsoring a Welcoming Dance for the freshmen. The theme for the dance, which was held in the high school lunchroom, was Forty-Niner. All fresh- men and new students who attended came dressed in pioneer costumes. The proceeds from the dance were given to the Pep Staff to pay for their emblems and their transportation to out of town games Some of the other activities of the Student Council during the year were changing the constitution to award Junior Varsity letters to eligible second string players In football basketball and track and revising the requirements for winning a malor award In football, basketball, baseball track tennis and golf expressing a formal appreciation to the football team for winning the l953 Central League Championship reporting on the proposed swimming pool with several of the members attend ing explanatory meetings, and becoming a member of the National Association of Student Councils Another function of the group IS to sponsor student body assemblies over which President Hal Hamilton presides At the end of each year the Student Council nominates candidates for Associated Student Body Officers who will the next year carry on the work of the council ilk FRONT ROW Flem Fountain Stobb Hamilton Stlcklln Tellevlk Sturza Ashley Mr Mitten SECOND ROW C Fay Relnke H Fay Stanley Pyles Goll Tauscher Nlsbet J Blunt Shepherd THIRD ROW Hummel Smythe G Blunt Severns Annus Garrett Bond Rhodes McCluskey Evans J C PENNEY CO Chehalls Washington Congratulatlons Semorsl President JOANNE BLUNT Vice President CAROL VETTER Secretary ELLEN HAMRICK Treasurer PATTY HANKE Historian DONNA COLE Reporter WINIFRED JOBE The Future Business Leaders of America under the leadership of Joanne Blunt holds meetings once each month The groups executive board consisting of all the officers makes up the planning committee Monthly meetings are held to discuss programs and other matters to be brought before the club The speakers are usually local business and professional men As a money maker we purchased a pencil vending machine and placed it in the library for the con venience of the students An all school assembly sponsored by the F B LA featuring Fredmc Sgobiarn concert pianist was given during January April 28 we held our fifth annual banquet at which time an Ideal Secretary was presented and an appropriate gift was given 3 JOANNE BLUNT Presudent JAN WENDLING Ideal Secretary 731. 'Ll 5 FRONT ROW: Roush Johnson Vetter Hanke Blunt Jobe Cole Hamrick Gillingham Lutz Cristler Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW: Moen Brown Allmer Rayton Pyles lnderbitzen Creech Burt Moses Campbell. THIRD ROW: Ashley Seines Welch Grober Nix Schiebal Goll Robertson Cancday Schubert Huston. DAILY BREAD FLYING SAUCER It's Fresh chehalis, Washington Chshalisy Washington BGYS' CL President-AARON SHEPHERD Vice President-WAYNE LAMBERT Secretary-MIKE MCCLUSKEY Treasurer BEN BALMELLI Sergeant at arms RAY JENDRYKA Sensor Representatuve BOB SMYTHE Junior Representative CHUCK SMITH Sophomore Representative JACK CHARNESKI AARON SHEPHERD Pres dent Adwsor MR 'HM OECHSNER members 'H' just Jendryka Smnth McCloskey Shepherd Lambert Mr Oechsner Cl-IEHALIS AERIE 1550 Fraternal Order of Eagles The Boys Club has for Its members all freshmen sophomore lunlor and senior boys with a representative from each class having a part In the governing of the club Led thus year by Aaron Shepherd the club has engaged IH many varied actlvltles Among them as the Iaymg oftule forthe future athletic field next to the hugh school gym The Boys Club has also printed and dlstrnbuted sport programs at all football and basketball games The club has sponsored various assemblies for the entertainment and education of nts IRL 9 LEAGU Presldent NANCY BOND Vlce Presldent CAROL WILLIAMSON Recording Secretary CORINNE CORKINS Corresponding Secretary PATTY HOTSKO Treasurer JO ANN HAEHN Historian JEAN BURTS Decorahon Chairman MARGARET GINSBACH Poster Chairman ARTALEE WEBER Social Chalrman DONNA HANE Usher Chasrman BARBARA SOMMER Suck Room Chalrman YVONNE PEIFFER Advisor MRS CURTIS The Grrls League opened a busy year of actnvltles with nts annual mlxer on October the seventh at the Cascade Gymnasium Students and teachers came dressed as hoboes The Fall Conference was held at Onalaska Carol Wllllamson Jo Haehn Patty Hotsko and Artalee Weber represented Chehalls at the conference whuch was based around the theme Leaves Patty Hotsko and Don Rhodes were elected Cinderella and Prince Charmnng for the Cinderella Ball February I4 The annual tolo dance was delightfully decorated and well attended Final event of the year was the Mothers Tea which was held In May The tea provided an excellent opportumty for the gurls mothers to get to know each other S 'U '7 NANCY BOND P es dent if STANDING Hane Petter Weber Sommers Burts Gunsbach SITTING Haehn Wlllamson Bond Cork ns Hotsko LII LEGARD HARDWARE 881 Market Street Good Luck to the Class of 54 RIMSIIN AN Fha Edntor DON RHODES Assistant Edltor HELEN PYLES Busmess Manager LORRAINE RAYTON News Edltor BARBARA PEMERL Feature Editor MARGARET GINSBACH Sports Edltor BILL BRUNSWIG Clrculatlon Manager LYNN MATHESON Head Typlst DIXIE GILLINGHAM DON RHODES Editor Photographer PA UL SOELBERG Advlsor MR COOKE The school newspaper IS publlshed monthly belng financed through the ads of the local busmess people It IS prlnted at the Chehalls Advocate office The paper carrying news features and sports was conducted through another successful year by Edltor Don Rhodes who came up from sports editor Hls equally competent staff Includes Lorraine Rayton serv :ng as Buslness Manager for a second year and Helen Pyles who shifted from Feature Edutor to the Assistant Editors positron The combmatuon of new and veteran talent re sulted In an especaaly fine Crlmson and Gray 2 L L SEATED Rhodes, Rayton, Matheson, Gillingham, Mr Cooke, Gmsboch, Pyles, Brunswlg FIRST ROW Garrett, Peuffer, Hend rlcksen, Ashley, Hanes, Creech, Henderson, Wilson, Haehn, Sommer, Waldon, Roberts, Jenks, Dooley, Hamrnck, Dahl, Spar hawk, Doyle, Keller, Roush SECOND ROW Hane, Bunker, Hotsko, Flem, Ford, Hull, Tellevlck, Weber, O'NelI, Muller, Jobe, Danlelson, Morns, Hane, Moses, Ross, Welch, Bond, Moore, Dyer, Sanderson THIRD ROW Grober, Dotson, Stncklm, Krause, Jones, James, Faye, Adams, F Sommer, Bennett, Solkeld, Bosler, Moms, lmboden, Chappell, Soelberg, Schwartz, Betts, Hend rnckson, Clark, Wnlluamson GEORGE SEARS DRUG CO Prescrlptlon Druggxst Chehalls, Wash Phone 8 7721 , AY W I - i v Il l'-' ..v,. R I - 3. ,. ,V -' I tt ' ' - Q . . . . .- 'X' X O - - - - 6 - E3 .- E llSOT Edltor CHARLES FAY Assistant Editor CAROL DYER Accompanlst CAROL WILLIAMSON Typnst JANETTE HIATT Advisor MR COOKE CHSOTA whuch stands for Chehalls Hugh School On The Amr IS Chehalls Hugh s own raduo program Each Friday afternoon durmg the past year CHSOTA has been heard over radlo station KELA Under the dlrectron of Charles Fay Edltor the students themselves have wrrtten drrected and presented these weekly pro grams With the capable assistance of Mr Cooke CHSOTA has presented to the townspeople an lnslght to the achvntles and events tokmg place nn Chehalss Hugh School An excltung climax to on eventful year for CHSOTA was the annual KELA day held an '42 '9f FNIF 'hill l 1 9 J P' 0 'S Q' CHARLES FAY Ed tar the late sprung The students were given com plete control of the entlre radio statlon for the whole day E X.j SEATED Fay Dyer Mr Cooke Wllllomson Hnatt FIRST ROW Blakely Ashley Sanderson Johnson Glllrngham Sommer Hawkrns L Harnes D Haines Keller Ross Spry Maxton SECOND ROW Fountarn Garrett Rayton Pelffer Weber Mathe son Pyles Doyle B Nrx N Nix Corkms Carter Mochled Kennrcott THIRD ROW Petersen Sabn Spears Rhodes Grnsbach Muller Stlcklm Bennett Solkeld lmboden Chytll Rusos Connrck Hummel PEMERL S SHOE REPAIR BART EL S Best of Luck MENS STORE To Class of 54 Tlmely Clothes BAK: I WUI, an 4 rv X WILLIE REINKE, President ON' President-WILLIE REINKE Vice President-RAY JENDRYKA Secretary-ALLEN BRUCE Treasurer-JOHN JENDRYKA Reporter-ALLAN MORRIS Sentinel-NORMAN KOEPKE Advisor-MR. SVINTH ln the FFA the members learn through actlve partrclpatron how to conduct and take part In publlc meetlngs to speak In publlc, to solve thelr own problems and to assume CIVIC responsIbIlIty The foundatron upon whlch the FFA IS bullt Includes leadershlp character development cooperatlon servlce Improved agrlculture cItIzenshIp and patrlotlsm SEATED Mr Svmth J Jendryka Wrchert Cclklns Rernke Moms R Jendyka A Bruce SECOND ROW Watt Kenmcott Crrstler Stettmch Bena J Bruce Lungren K Moon E Moon Rakoz Hewlett McCormIck THIRD ROW Loy Prer Macomber Smalley Swartz Burley Arnod Corbm Balmellr Puer Scott Haskms FOURTH ROW Kramer C Hewlett Sample Lamb Lambert E Burley laPlaunt Tauscher Chappell Grant Adams Kepper F G FOSTER Your Hotpomt Dealer Chehalns Washlngton Presldent JOANNE TAUSCHER Vlce Presldent WILMA DOTSON Secretary LIZ SPRY Treasurer LORRAINE INDERBITZEN Advisor MISS MCCROSKEY Our F H A nn the past year has been very eventful We started the year by servlng at the F FA banquet Also we served the bas ketball players after every game at home For the annual Turkey Day game we sold pom poms A good time was had by all at the Christmas party To gaun admlsslon to the party we were to brmg a toy or food for BASKETFILLERS We ended the party by going Christmas carolmg In the sprung we held our annual plcnlc Every year we have a School and Commumty Prolect This past year our School Protect was a daveno and chalr set for the llvmg room In the Home Economics Dept We made rag dolls and sent them to the Orthopedic Hospital for our Commumty Prolect JOANNE TAUSCHER President 33 We have had a very successful year under the able leadership of our cabinet and advisor 0 V N FIRST ROW Creech Burt Ross Ashley Roush Johnson Stanley Bunker Tucker Spry Ruzucka Mass McCroskey Touscher lnterbltzen Caswell Maxton I. Halnes D Homes Stuart Trupp Hamrlch Dahl Jenks F Crlstler Blakley SECOND ROW Salzer R Crlstler Halbert Welch Huber Richardson Bennett Betts Henrlcksen Anderson Johnson Arnett Sanderson Moses Goll Hull Childers A Kessee Campbell Koech Roberts Walden Vetter THIRD ROW Stuber Shenbal Arnett Allmer Peltier Hone Dotson Rayton Sanderson Glbson Baker Pascoe Jobe Ruchordson Nux Sporhowk Norberg Maunn Doyle Petersen Berry B Kessee Ensrud NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON COFFMAN DOBSON BRANCH GOOD IUCK TO THE CLASS OF '54 . I .1 1 ' ZZ 5 3 A W ' 1 . . .. ' . li? ei . . A A I I I 1 . JH ' --,---1u-uv-1 I 1 t l 1 I B A 0 - A . s , s I K A, ' I 'E 3 ' I , I . , X . Q, , : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 5 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' I I I I I ' z I I I I 1 1 1 1 .,.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - to-4 .SS TOM NISBET President QQ 99 E fl President TOM Nasser Vlce Presldent WAYNE LAMBERT Secretary Treasurer TOM SAREAULT Sergeant at arms RAY JENDRYKA Advisor MR TOM SMITH The C Club one ofthe most actuve ofthe school orgamzatnons IS an honorary organ: zatron for malor athletrc award winners Under the Ieadershlp of Tom Nlsbet the C Club has had an actuve year The electrically controlled scoreboards In the new hugh school gym were donated by the club and pald for by money made by the members operating the Bearcat Den and concessaon durmg school time and athletic events The orgamzatlon also helps In the purchas mg of athletic equupment for the school It has helped to buy football equipment and the new uniforms for the basketball team FIRST ROW Kure Balmelll Hone Anms Crlstler Wllllams Lambert Nlsbet C Smlth Brunswlg Brown Fountain Corbin Shepherd Sturza SECOND ROW Jendryka Rusos Peterson Sparhawk Salkeld Burley Morrrs Spears McCIuskey England Turner Wood Evans Smlth THIRD ROW D Smnth Berry Sabin Jenks Petrl West Holm Hamllton Rhodes Hoffman Koepke Rotfler Sareault Atterton DELUXE CLEANERS KAIJA FEED '65 SEED Chehahs Washxngton AS fhe name lmphes Congratulatlons Semors' It It - I , . . . .- I - - .. .I f . n I - fqf' i 9 . 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Pfestdenf SHIRLEY STANLEY ' 4 Vlce President KARLA MILLER Q-7 f Secretary BARBARA SOMMER Treasurer CUMA FITZGERALD X4 Sergeant at arms DONA EDWARDS , 'QW POINT Keeper LIZ SHIRLEY STANLEY President Sport Manager BARBARA GOLL The mam event sponsored by the GAA was the Basketball Banquet and the selection of Mr and Mrs Basketball To raise money er buttons and held an after game dance In February In Aprll the GAA took over the soft Ice cream concessnon In the den to ralse addltlonal money On March 6th a basketball playday was he d In the new gym the sprung a hlke and near the end of May a plcmc complete with swlmmlng and eats were held In conclusion of an eventful year for the G A A gurls FIRST ROW Carr, Lmdner, Kuehner, Salzer, Chambers, D Halnes, L Halnes, Edwards, Muller, Sommer, Stanley, L Spry, Futz gerald, Ross, Caswell, Johnson, Brown, Alderman, Mass Vowles SECOND ROW Howard, J Spry, Baglnsky, Hugbee, Huber, Richardson, Sparhawk, Vatne, Weber, O'Nenl, Roberts, Jenks, Dooley, Shuman, Pasco, J Moore, Creech, Hoffman THIRD ROW Evans, Carter, Burbee, Schuster, Arnett, J Hsgbee, Lowery, Childers, Keller, Becker, Orr, Ray, Krause, Toy, Jobe, Brlem, Jastad, Welch JOHNSONS STUDIO 975 Chehahs Avenue Phones stud1o 8 3712 Chehalls, Washlngton r6S1d6nCe 8 8338 O C O L. , . . - X -mfs H 52' . i . . AL enough for this banquet the G.A.A. sold boost- . V' Y . - Y ,wi V I . . D i A A A3 X I , , f --' v, '. ln ' ' , ' - Z L I 2 I Il Q ' - ' O I r 'Q HELEN PYLES Presldent will lr., NH H0 0B IICIETY Presldent Helen Pyles v Vlce Presldent KARLA MILLER Secretary Treasurer JEANETTE ANDERSON Advlsor MRS FLAGG The Chehalls branch of the Natlonal Honor Society whnch emphasizes character servlce leadership and scholarshlp conslsts of Soph omores Jumors and Seniors, who have a 3 or higher school average and are active an at least one school actlvlty The Honor Society has had approximately one meetlng each month at whsch varnous speakers were fea tured The Honor Soclety sponsored a dance after the football game wlth Camas The annual Honor Society Christmas party was held In December at the home of Llnda Stlcklm The Honor Soclety banquet was held at the hugh school rn March Helen Pyles Honor Society president was elected last year Karla Mnler vlce president and Jeanette Anderson secretary were elect ed at the bglnnmg of school thus year nn FIRST ROW Gmsbach Gibson Rayton Johnson Muller Pyles Anderson Sanderson Machleld Kennlcott Ruzlcka Brown Mrs Flagg Stlcklln SECOND ROW Doyle Sparhawk Welden Sommer Matheson Hotsko Haehn Danielson J Sanderson Dyer Keesee Corklns Garrett Bond Wnlllamson THIRD ROW Petersen Roffler Hamilton Rhodes West Brunswlg Annls Roffler Flemung Turner Kaufman Verplank Severns Fay VIRGIL R LEE E6 SON Complete Insurance Coverage Chehalls Washxngton 917 Market Street CIIEII LI Edltor KATHY GARRETT Assistant Edltors JO HAEHN X rf ll HALVOR PETERSEN lk Business Manager MARY ZIEBELL 4 Sports Edrtor TOM NISBET Head Typlst BARBARA STUBER l JJ! Head Photographer PAUL SOELBERG 7 Advusor MR WIEDERRECHT l Work on the Chehalln llterally began with the opening day of school Then followed days of planning and dlscusslon Puttlng those early plans and Ideas Into effect was a 'ob whlch stretched out Into the succeedlng eight months A small but enthusiastic staff put many long hours Into the annual work strlvlng to pre serve rn a tanglble and Interesting form the hlghlughts of the 1953 54 school year Because the staff was completely lnexper fenced to annual work production was slow However on the llghter snde the two trlps to Tacoma were pleasant duties and the editors were able to laugh at many of thelr own mls takes lThey hope that you can tooll A lf in KATHY GARRETT Editor 'ex 'Ulu-.4 nw 'HW l FIRST ROW Davies Johnson Caswell Lutz Garrett Haehn Dahl Stuber Carter Alderman Mr Wlederrecht SECOND ROW lnterbltzen Grlllngham Sommer Tucker Smythe Bond Corluns Bennett Muller THIRD ROW ONell Weber Matheson Nlsbet Glnsbach Petersen Cole Chytll Soelberg Swartz COBBS BOWLING ALLEY DR W L HINES Optometrlst Chehalns own bowlmg alley p 1 1 Cl'SOI'lEl lfy g ZISSES President VERN HUMMEL Vlce Presldent KARLA MILLER Secretary JOYCE WILLIAMS Llbraruan JANICE WILSON Assistant Llbrarlan RUBY CRISTLER Publicity Manager CAROL WILLIAMSON Asslstant Pubhclty Manager SONNY IMBODEN Sergeant at arms GENE KURE VERN HUMMEL Presndent ,,,,.,..,-na-'-Q .www ,savsll in-ll M .sine ssfifnf eeevb ,ZQMfLLW4 HOME DAIRY The best hamburgers and mxlkshakes m town Chehalls, Washxngton 915 Chehalls Avenue is , ,I I fwn.-Q I1 - by ' I L N, s 4, g + Qi E Q1 We I l 3 gm I -'Z' Q L ' I, In I . 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' W -'waz --x, L, A fp efff A tIj,Q ' .., ' Lf C , 01' I If V CIIUBUS YN 1 '4'1 President BOB EVANS Vlce Presldent CURT BERRY W'-Z7 V Secretary Treasurer ELLEN HAMRICK Sergeant at arms GENE KURE BOB EVANS Presudent r, 45 Q Q FIRST ROW Burbee Ashley Shannon Curtns Newgard Chambers D Bena Hewutt Schwartz Machleld Blakely Ledbetter Lmdner Bagunskn Kuehner P Hngbee Carr Ray Curry Turner Severns Aust Burts De Mouse D M Smnth Arrlngton Ros bach J Moore Berry B Keesee THIRD ROW Turner Warren G Smuth J Hngbee Montgomery Adams Vaughn Berry lmboden Stapp Atterton Renner Tupper Shannon Turner Thorp Schuster Toy D I Smuth Bennett Arnett 0 cr- P FIRST ROW Evans Edwards Hone Cnstler Cpry Tucker Hoffman Hawkms Becker Wrught Stewart Hamrlck Alderman Shepherd Tauscher Baker Moen S Rlchordson Dotson SECOND ROW Dahl Thompson Machleld Kennucott Rusos San derson Pelffer Stuber Hoffman Welch Wnllramson Evans Chappell Carter Hanke Bomford Learned Rlchardson ONell THIRD ROW D Smuth Fulton Sabln Kltchel Benberg Shepherd Tentzel Spears Wood Kure Jensen Conmck Cole Maurm Doyle Johnson Hiott Mclaughlrn SAUNDER'S FOUNTAIN Where Frxends Meet Open from 8 am to 12 pm 2 P 4 - , 'Vt In Qaw r. N ' ., , O Q - , 1,1 A 0' ' t A 7 , 1 A 1 I X I I sg' Q I . ' 'tl I : I 3 3 , I , - : I I I . I I I ' I . I I , I I I F. Cristler, Boker, Keller, Lowry, Streeter, Bunker, R. Cristler, Hone, Tauscher, Keesee, Solzer. SECOND ROW: Howard, Spry, I I I -I I ' . I I I I I I I I I I ' ' ' I 0 I - , - , , . . 2 , , - ' . - ' , , , , , , . . , . , I , , , - - , , - O I 'W S cl Q , -.' sgg, I 4, . -I ,si x. I I , I ' j ' Q : I I I . I I I I l I I ' I I I I I I I I I ' ' I ' Z I I . I - I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I l l o : ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I . ' SClIO0L SERVICE WGBKEB Ushers V mfimfl FIRST ROW Becker Lxndner Homrlck J Johnson Sommer Almer Caswell Arnett Chappell SECOND ROW Grober Dotson Spry R Johnson Moms Burt Pleffer Bennett Schubol Pascoe THIRD ROW Smlth Hone Anms McCluskey Sturza Hamnlton Nlsbet M Johnson Connnck Stxcklln Nurse 's Andes FIRST ROW L Hone Lutz D Hone Doyle Pelfter Rlchordson Ensrud Alderman SECOND ROW Stewart Solzer Stanley Keesee Campbell Curtls Moxton Carter Dahl THIRD ROW Moms Becker Maurm Arnett Edwards Hone Dotson Rich ardson Evans CENT RAL TV AND APPLIANCE Your Admlral Dealer Best w1shes to the class of 54 SClIO0L SERVICE WIIBKEBS 45' gn W Fl ?n: 1 tr-'mf --'ii -2 .5 -ll--X 'X-C Offlce Workers Lubrcmans .W-Pmle. emwfg-SQ igblwzkqj Field Krtchen Crew WWQQ X VI-4 5 000 Crew Make up Crew -MA I L SI!!! it Qi! V.. an Fleld Crew 1' 1 a .pn . ' V R nr--v fl ' V ' ,I x. M 1 C ! 'Ph F kg I r .:, 1 . L A I' .X ' ' eer -Q ' A ' ,I J N we ' A fr f e- -w..W,, r f ' ' ,F M ,fi r we M b we ' ' R: K 'Nh N ' r - r 4, -.M :luxe A W ,, l x K . 2 N ' Y 2 f Y, 5 .4 f . C '-Q 4 C A , ,C Xe .J-1 LJ 5,-, e Y ex, 'A C84 X ?M'5?'A'V L C 2 e Q rr C ,gif , 1 J E ,iw C' 2 I . : ia X' 5 i, I q 1 f A m-,..,. .. FIRST ROW Hummel Smythe SECOND ROW Verplank Els wald Brown Sturza THIRD ROW Matthlesen Charneskl Kitchel Annls Debate This year Chehalis High debaters studied the question Resolved: That the Congress of the United States Should Enact a Compulsory Fair Employment Practices Law. The subiect involved discrimination in the employment of minority group. The affirma- tive defended the position that the federal govern- ment should pass a law that would encourage em- ployers to hire people according to their merit, rather than being influenced by the race, creed, or color of the applicant. Chehalis debaters participated in debates with Centralia, Olympia, St. Martins, and Acosta. Stage Craft Club President BOB SMYTHE Secretary DOUG BROWN The Stage Craft Club is the latest addition to Chehalis High school organizations lt was formed this year to give the school more services than it received from the stage crews of previous years This year the Stage Craft Club built sets for the all school play the senior play and several non school plays The club has fulfilled its purpose as set forth in our constitution To serve the school in all activ ities relating to drama FIRST ROW: Mr. Wiederrecht. SECOND ROW: Schwartz. THIRD ROW: Gibson, Ruzicka, Nix. FOURTH ROW: Campbell, Keesee, Dawley. FIFTH ROW: Burrelson, Stapp, Petersen. THE GESLER MCNIVEN CO. Home Furnishers Centralia Washington Congratulations to the Class of '54 PEP AFF .41 fax' -og SUE TELLEVIK Queen BUD FOUNTAIN Kung Ll Z'-' ,fr X ' Molheson Tellevlk Queen Gillingham Sfuber Brown Founfam Kung Imboden I Brown Fountain Kung Imboden Moiheson Gillingham Tellevuk Queen Sfuber THE SUCIAL SET Y Fx I f '42 Fall Formal , 2 BRUNSWIG'S SHOE STORE v xy Shoes f A1 or l the Famxly Good Luck, Semors Q 2:4 A X N ,AM -'r .A V 6 xx , K N In 4 - I iv A 'S .I s P f I 'A' 1 L a .- tg 1 h I I ., :QV ,Nr ' an ' M' 5 5 G I E5 : P F H W I u 5 H X was e ' new 2, lr 7' ' , K ' V , it ' J? at ,wvy 1' KY M ev S 3 54 Y- I I 4, 1 , ,, U 'gf' . V +, , f' 'V ,L 1+ . 'fi 1' 57 2 L N x' 4 K- L , . x . 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X.,g f a- 4 rs ' f f ? ,HJ 1 .' - Y L, ,,,, 7 Www ' I 0 X a .,4 T, , Q, W i 1 , ' r , , , .. M 8 g'42 M F: -F 7 L 'N'-Y , i 'V , s- aff, . 5, V' si 4. A 4 'Q fe e' I k ,K-I WWF? I -sg ' - A ' 24 Q .mg f 1 D K. . 3' ,.,.,f ' 5 I .. . . F W, - . l 'kD ff .W m . w ' A , 5 , a A f fa 1 if 4 F, , dy H A g 'EK 2 'Nulifo 1 - n No path of flowers leads to glory. Jean da la Fontaine 0 3 I 09 4' A '5'-.. J Z X S ,lm KING F00TBALL99 f C C Q O h C C , WAYNE LAMBERT JERRY HOLM C c M A 35 39' B 42 i'rE.i8?4a8aB+4 3SP52ffHf3 Q 15 THE CHAMPIONS lSq dj CHARLET S FURNITURE CO. Centralia Washington Phone 6-3367 Bear e Letterman t Team aslly EFS KITCHEL n Dates Bug C5 Flmas Eagles and the che P 1 won before halls Be a rc a t s meet Fmdayl Q r Ms Tuesda fHl8'7CllmbefS nlght rn a clash that could welll m gifs on Cascada Citsf 3 Perf' rletermme the on ner of thc 19:13 0 We W' Central leaguc football crown I The Bear ats xull enter the game as fax or1tes o strength oi then three lee ue runs and last xx eelt s 10 Vth1iQVtH9hlllQ of Nlontcsano In lrra plc season fax orlte crab the txtle was hcl: 13 ue bx thc same squad just mo necks d has a co tfcrcnce recor n the Ito um and one tte going frame TOLGH DEFEXNE afne lthxs season anc' HI ' We eate S 'IC MCCLUSKEY OT' All Conference Back The contest year Chehahs Bear t1 scrlmmage of M on for Fnday s'uc518S:Igg?e 'IETCB in Che led the Ch be the first Bearcats r thelr rep' Glske ex lv t:e al rn 1 com H2 Centralr httle to Watf play Next 'V year New good I P NISBET AH Conference End ANNB All Conference Back STURZA AH Conference Back as che last one at home tor me ue their unbeaten record to eight fo y had the Central league champlo Shelton and the vlctory over record Corky Scott fell on a Sheltor feat, ble on the Hxghchmber 45 Thr mls the Bearcats went the dlsta 1 seven plays Sturza scored fl e yards out gomg over left 1m after the Shelton defenders led up when Larry Anms fa. pass before handlng off The third touchdown cam seconds mto the second Th Bgalcgtg hat :plated Practice grind Nlght Pmmce W' Wlth quarterback Larry A.nn1s fak ten-llort a weu h defense as held Tuesday fe give the boys 'xg a, couple of handoffs and then fhgm f, fo blanked thelr oppo X '1 starts thls season l x 1 It a on 9 punch Vkhllfl he many as 41 po I-lmas ble r Iosc of then' who was sf 1n111al upset tralla bv thex hate h1s loss pen are IHC OI H But d S 3 chance to hunt durmg the a H t noon Those who were tired at Vmg usua y 0 Jack Williams In Y begxnnmg of scnmmage from ln were even more trred b time they were through fxrst tlme thev used thxs defer, elton was caught complete Gwk W ll The team splrt mw two qfor practice was worked off nse Glske threw the book agamst them that M11 be team the offensive both 1n the line gignsgi me 1953 boys were eholls C entre Bearcats tltle over e rn the U1 WILLIAMS All Conference Back Since 111 it LAMB T1 LOHR BROTHERS MUSIC Centralxa s Locally Owned MUSIC Store 212 No Tower Centralla scored No 4 takir mentloned before s e the mxddle from Larry Charne he a sopl ck smashed over No D for hm thls season nce ln the f1rst half 4 get out of the he best effort c the mid held s half the ned and Coax Zearcats begat ww. SCOTT Bock 'Y I 1 I ff' X il C ------e - ---24. cg, Ch k s ' R' A Nil I . f th' E d ' V , . -V-5-V F v . . 4 i ' 1 i ' . 1 , , . ' , 'V 'rv , ' ' 4 H 1 Q ' . Y .F 1 . , ' ' new-'-' ' A y .V Y .Q , '- ' ' ' U . ' ' i f'l1-, - . h ' l 4 - , ' , . be 1 . , .' - - I . . , . ' ' good Q , 5- . f wtf! I . ' .A H U.. r..t..a..,, .V tm.- H ' g h h . - ff U 'V A , 5 - . . S t.1q'1P Edl . ' . I . mesh . p I 2 , X -ill 1 ' I - ' .r g . . '. ,... Y .fll1,L.5,i tomb Ynmnms til .LA-Mun , A 1 Q , , , f ' K . A l ' . il ' 9 , S A 'in . - ,S ' th to X ' ' I ' sz t '- ' title 'IT E d f is MS XP9Ct Hal' Q eheus favored Ill lIllE Ffld N. ontes Friday at I s this in mind Coach comr ' Bearcats consider for the were BALMELLI Bock lmcmen weigh LIU each including Tom Scheelke tackle Jim Rogers tackle and J I Gordon a guard Backs Are Rugged Pass protection came under care trouble is expected fron full back Don Thompson who was all con ferenc last year In fact the whole backfleld is considered a serx us threat with thdhard running hard charging backs averagmg ' pounds Football fans can expect to a concentrated aerial attack by Bearcats Friday night with Larrv Annls to Jerry Holmes I bmation adding up the yar Tom Sturza and Mike MCC will probably be packing skin on the ground game back Jack Williams is overlooked in this either. Hes 5115! missed 7 -f0UCY1- Shelton. Shelton and Raymond trail with downs in recent games. his luck Then last Friday they 3-ever -2 records. 110165 he 51101116 be C C final things and Chehalis defeated Z Probable starters for the Bear- stripe at least once Zhi- mond and the Rangers were ax s Tuesday night will be With a lot of hard ction feabed by Elma 76-60, mon Mike Mcgluskey CXDGCYSCG the ' get In defeating Raymond the is Don Rhodes and I-Ia.1 Ham- their chance to can ,aes put on 5 drive in gh do. FUUDHCK Jack lf- six minutes that left the fa 3 irlis S901-eq me 1... baffk Darwin fk ln those six minutes the - -le into its possession Higbee and 'l scored 31 points 17 of 'r I the second play, show up R. ER Buck SPEARS Behind Uni' J llghlkl nut ot T 01 th wcltorl winks Bock Tle for Tltla For fhehall polishing their defense, We and Thursday in antlcipa a rough game with the Elm: there Friday night The Bearcats face a 1 team in Flma. again this ye Eagles are as yet unbeate 19 poirts have been scored them Montesano scored 13 them and South Bend 6 A cinch at least a title tie I halls Since the extra points a wals could count heavily game Fullback Ton been spending con on his kicking. The he reputation f when the goinglge halis hopes for a this year coulf .ll he boots the he idea of se, 'otection for 1 1 Rod Giske : .entrating or, s. With Elrr ef in its lir and a gum! n only t e Chef to ho. .arriers l been! man' 'ip a WOOD Guard , A . LANCE APPAREL MULLEN'S CAMERA SHOP 'Formerly Mabinasn Photographic Equipment Eor fashions famous names and Supply Headquarters 309 No. Tower, Centralia 1 Q 0 1 A ' 0 EI 7 ' 9' ' x 1 ' . 5 1 7' ,lr - vu: 0 fg Qf' N I 4 ' K 1 A 8 of , h Ill 1 ,: to ' 1 ' , , mc ' . . U a 1 0 0 , - ' 'Q . - N 1 ful scrutiny, too, since plenty of N 'Ifhe Chehalls Bearcats we . P l - f Q I ' , l A a irtln ,tgp se , . s - JI' - ' l . I Q lx I ' ln- ' . l l ' V ' Y 1 'mx . - .' . . . I A in , .' . . 4 1 l ' ' ' A ' ' ' PI A ' ' 'UZ y ' t ...ls 0 ' c C' , , tn K Q. ,.. 'on X ff, - W x za ' ,x Q a s i . ,lg ' on :- PI if The Lettermen tea efllro. Da es Bar lflmas llagl hah: Rearc' e1n1 Lewml 'The game ag P UC l Oli H DFI FNNF The Beufus h blanked 1l1e1r cpy starts tl11s seasc 11cl1 uhhh mint 35 41 D I Ima s bl loss of 1l1e11 who 1 as H llllllal upse lralla by ther hate hm lose But th pends o are exr to top lme I Oll 'I lou h defense 1 a po CRISTLER C' :ard Ilt PETERSON Tackle JENDRYKA Guard All Conference U9 ra.ct1ce rmd Nlght DYMUCE ' dlqplagpd ield Tuesday to gxve the boy ch as chance to hunt durlng the a m four noon Those who were tlred 2 Ogpled begmnxng of scrlmmage from lrst Contest For Ch Wltll F P 1 C10 ldax xc- 'J The Chenalls Bearcats mght under the llghts held held thelr fxfth sc th year ln preparatltm game mth Franklm P1 hal1s The game will betucen the two C amed the Tacom m a. school tha e than two ye B league b are of sophf ell se hehalxs Coach T Imn mg were exen more tred J S tlme they were through 59 The team spht lnto twr for practice was worked lx off nse GISKB threw ever the book agamst them I-' that will be u team 'ramst the offenslve both ln the line 2 iven the crltxr 'ung staff boys were P '1 pass block Consldera mg pre Smc tenses Guard 'i BRUNSWIG Tackle All Conference STAPP Guard SEINES SI EI' S G 6 I ln the fxrst half Wednesday 42 6 g before a crowd of Armxs ehahs grandstands tl ren onlx sparmvlv fr' 1re of plays most 11 Tl th e was ln the s ontest anksgnmg the Bearc une D 'a on Nr xouon f wuuuug to EAUAL dd' lng usually to Jack W1ll1ams Cnr Beareats sta the 19v3 Ce t1tle Fr1d oxer the 1n he U lneher' T1 If erld f'1ns that nearly fll '1 ehcnlrs C KURE Guard rn to easuy cereal .Jn The contest was the last one a 'ne for the Be his season and ran their unbeater d to elght fo ar Chehalls already had the Ce ague champlo n before meetmg Shelton vrctory over hclrmbers gave the Bear urruu, a perfect league record C gn a Shenoy e wm and no defeats V 'nber 45 Thi t the dxsta HANE Guard quarterback Larry Anms fak 'terrlvor a couple of handoffs and then thgn I I lrs l11e the used thls fe Shelton vas caught cmmplete G15 rim. scored fx ner left efenders Xnms fa 1 1 cam cond Hkll he best effort c t the mid fleld s half the l and Coax cats begat rr-n.. ond KOEPKE 'md Center All Conference ODP? l HPURIIC HUGHES EECHTNER S JEWELRY Emest Quahty Shoes Chehahs Washxngton Chehalls Wash Good Luck Semors G N I n ' , S ' f n t ' A 1 O P V 1 or .p I . . C .L , -. 1 4 - . 1 . g l T . . 4 . Jr 'me 1 , ' , 'T-N 1 U . - . S . 'f 1 I ' - l . ' . R. ny: 1 V - .:. W :N nigh: 11 a ' ll - - . ' ff ff gg . dev '.1':1r-1 T3 ' ' ' ' 'J . - A ' . u 1 9 V, f ' . , ' 1 S ' 'A 4 , VT A- l . 4 uc 'V . V A ' V ,t ' e , .1 ff. l ah , ' ' ' lX'lTl5P'.' . '. V. 9 l Ein 1' f , ' , meh , .4 . 1:2 ' 3 S sat' -z ' f .' - . he , Gi C11 xx lf! le 5 4 TCC. I , -, '1' ' Q , 4' 4 Off MOUGHXV 90 break the, Stea favorite Wednesday was a cro.ssbuck'H1ghc1in'A ers get Out ot the Q 5 it ' ,- 3 I . V 1- I - ' a C Y D I I - q ' .. I E. V . V n T 1 : K .4 S I - I ' f :L ll 1 1' . de ' ' will if V' Y Y' r- ' ' ' l W: glwf. um tram.. v-nvnna - 1. '...11.. , pu ' 1' ' 34 ' ' . . 'Eh PTY '-dk I Y 1 Nl l Y . , . ,. l S ' 'EP hex 1 S B ' v . ' . D ' 'V - - E . . 1 3 Al. Y . 'S rg t , 'lu, l 'Adi 0 c Il' ' I - 81' , Lic as , - V ' Champions 9' if n. E194 CENTRAL LEAGUE TROPHY OLD FAITHFUL MOST IMPROVED PLAYER ADVOCATE AWARD Sfurza and Smith Corbin Seines- Annis and Lambert Q An. in X' 1.1. ' l Pi, -, V My ' s E xg S K 5 . R T I 5 ' .J I ,: , ' , - A ,, wx. ff? .P ii N i A LEWIS COUNTY HARDWARE 1080 Boisfort Chehalis 8-7342 Good Luck to Class of '54 w........ .utr . I U 9 ggi ,..a-.--..,,-.4-.anal-1 ff MACOMBERS CHUCK'S 24-FLAVOR ICE CREAM A Thrifty Place to Trade Chehalis, Washington 875 Market Street B SQUAD Valley Mt. Vernon Battle Ground Battle Ground Kelso Vancouver Kelso Montesana Raymond ASKETB LL Centralio St. Martins Shelton Elma Montesano Centralia Raymond Sl. Marlins Shelton Elma xJ Coaches Rod Guske and Tom Smith Hoffman Rtodes Hamulton Annns A-4 dfflwf we I-IUSTON S AUTO PARTS MOORE: S Chehalls VVashmgtor1 Mens Clothmg Good Luck Semors Better Quallty for Less KNEELING Petrue Hamilton Rhodes EDDYS AUTO PARTS INC Automotxve Supphes 1019 Market St Phone 8 3341 STAND1NG:MCC11JSkeY, smffh, Annig, Captain. 94 V' jk I KNEELING Spears Roffler Hoffman STANDING Turner Harmon Fleming JAMES LI I CTRIC IRVIINC MOTOR PARTS hluctrlcil Contrntmg Motor Parts and Machlm Shop ChCh311S W1Ql11n ton Call 8 7951 Chehalls Wash .. . -, ' K - L aa - 'sn 2o. Q.0 ' if WT77'-N. ' f M 9 'W 3 N-BL' X X 2 3 3 . 1,4 1 1 , K 5 X 0 , a A V' . :X it K ' Q 'xi L , X J ' ,' -H 'S' ' V D' ,424 ff 3 1 Y-3 - 1, Hx 4 'V 'X ' . V' - xi ,. a X5 X j E? LL' 1' , l 1 f., A Er h , 'I f ' ' A E Q? ,A A ' f i Ex, fe 9 . ' , fa' X A 7 ,, 40 ' W , , x o 1 Q . , f 1 , 4 , ' il ff 1' fb 4 0 N X 1 I J . s ' x I I Q 1 1 I f .L ' 5 J F M , . . 2' g ' ' ' A - x TE I , , . : , , . ' : : ' 1 1 4 4 - , J 1 . G 1 5 . k , .. U , BASEBALL SCHEDULE Napavme Mossyrock Kelso Olympia Onalaska Wlnlock Monlesano Raymond Centralua St Martm s Shelton E ma 1 COACH SMITH CAPTAIN ANNIS Sf O K RUBBER WELDER HITCHCOCK RADIO 1111 Market St Chehalls Wash Complete Electromc Servlce Recaps RQPBIIS New Used Chehalxs Wash1ngton BERRY RHODES QQJ. I fda SMITH 'L LAMBERT Q' BRUNSWIG WOOD J' J' WEST PETRIE FEMME SHOP S eet Chehalis Wash. 980 Market tr Q Jantzen Headquarters SCOTT 3i ...7 TB 1. 3 l SCHEDULE Shelton Centralia Montesano Battleground Raymond Elma St Martins Coaches Captain Mlke McCIuskey Im SQUAD H C COFFMAN LOUIS A VIMONT Insurance Engraud and Prmted Best W1ShGS Class of 54 Weddxng Statxonery . 5 X Q - EI -1- -rw za-A fu? Fa? - , , v 'FQ . .. t ,yawn F- -4 .-, nf :L-N. , - , .l , , , .y ,g,,1-fa, 1 ' ,.----1, A , Q f - - ' ff.: ,Qu 131,--,. ' . ' f . 1 M ,N :I K, A .Y ,U A N . A , , I 'r ',., ' .' .. , --' ' 4 . ' -' . YB ' . , , . , 'F in BALMELLI STURZA FRANKS Discus Pole Vault Discus BROWN HANE One half Mule 440 'lil' JENKS HoLMs Q, ' 1 ATTERTON One half Male Shot Put ' Mule MI LADIES' APPAREL Home of Whxte Stag Sports Clothes 866 Market Chehalls, Wash , . kg f 5 ::::::::: . 1:1 I J N gt' ' ' 'I - u I l ln I- . S ' s In . , t. , M N -'V , ,X y .:,.,.. -sig 5 ' . t F '.ftgyf - ,. , ASQ' --3. J A' -5 -1 'jf' . '- S fb ,Q H ,-, VX.-Aga, -V 'f , if h , YN ix ifea 'Q ' ' . - A A A , a,f5-V-.ge- Y' - A . 'A Ev., K . .V t 'ff - K A T ' . as 7' 4' J ' A ' , 4 , .., ' ', IM 'is' V ' iw 3, 1.-ne A111-4 zf.-. ,V J 'c-ny.. - 'A ' Q 3714 , y 315' . K 'ff i -,L A 3 5.,'m-WF,a'f2a,f:':gyg, A '. , A' g ' ' I A S I -1. T' E 3 -l-Q 3 . : - - :- - M-4 . 7 E t -'--w 4. A 9 ' M' ' A fi . L A A1 P Q ! uf --- .1 . I , , A ,, . x W , Q , 45 . . ' a fl 1 ' A 125 '?f ff' HE ESI f. 5 . ... .. -L is an nun V 'luv I . . . aw ' ' s i, , , 1 Q , lb , q 2 i I 'V COACH GISKE novsf TENNIS Q. 5- 1? L A blast . t i TOM NISBET, Captain First Singles JIM SALKELD BOB EVANS Second Singles Third Singles ' ,962 bi., RON ROFFLER LOUIS NOEL DAN BOSLER LEE SYDNEY First Doubles First Doubles Second Doubles Second Doubles YI-Y fx CQ SQUAD BOONE'S GARAGE NORTHWEST' LUMBER 8 MILLWORK De Soto and Plymouth Phone: 8-4429 f I . BUYS' GULF l i ew- 9+ ' K -ar gi i, up Q V ,W C' BUD FOUNTAIN JOHN SPEARS CHUCK DOWNIE SCHEDULE Vancouver Raymond Camas Kelso Ik l ati COACH YOUNG BILL TURNER Highest Average QQ' Vs h HAL HAMILTON SC H EDU LE Hoquucm OIymp Longview Elma Centraho at il SQUAD Phone 8 3823 Helmer Verplank MODERN PLUMBING id HEATING Contractmg and Repalr Work 1313 Market Street Chehahs Washlngton ll! I' 'I L I ,ia ' 'F 4' yi ' li? N ' V, w nfs ' I I QC' S ' . ' k 'F 4 A 's , X - 1 Q to m A ' I I IQ , i . X' I I , I I . - ' A , Ty 5 ' ..Qx ia I .L at iw! .' W , tb . 1 U S k I b 'sg' K L- x 1 I C ? A - g I - . t lj I I: wt I, E A T S' z I uf t - V, 0 , ,H45iff5 , L ,- I' I 0 .' ' 5 I Q V1 Q- In . 5 ' v , I' LIZ, A V' A I 1 GIRLS, TENNIS mili- it 1--1.ffs'N--x GIRLS' l10LF CHEHALIS SAW SHOP 853 Pacific Avenue WEST COAST GROCERY Phone: 8-7802 Chehalis Ch h 7 e ahs, Vwashmgton FRE tv f-l24,,r5 SIIM ATHLETICS X 7 s COACH OECHSNER FERRIER HOTSKO COACH WEDlN Football Captain Basketball and Baseball Captain FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL SCHEDULE SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Raymond St. Martins Centralia Centralia Centralia Centralia St. Martins Shelton Centralia Toledo Raymond Centralia Castle Rock Elma St. Martins '72 Castle Rock Frosh Football St. Martins Compliments of YOUNG FASHIONS WILLRICH LUMBER CO. Chehalis, Washington Chehalis, Washington Congratulations, Seniors ,Ms gm U' ' -A Frosh Basketball Frosh Baseball BRODIN S LANDSCAPE SERVICE Good Luck Semors and Best W1Sh9S 1083 Clqehalis Avenue ' , , i V V Y HERE Z. 5553 gy TBS f? 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Pontiac N' 0 -------------4------------------ - 'C XX TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Pea I and Maple Centralua Q 5 964 P3ClflC Ave Chehalls P- l THE DAILY CHRONICLE Q Le IS County s Only Da ly Newspaper For Local State National News LEWIS COUNTY'S AT YOUR SERVICE Class of '54 CONGRATULATIONS to the C ASS OF 4 Peerless Food Products Co 'l0th G' Wllllam Sts 8 4431 'cp Sausa e at Its best SM NN Y TWO YARD BIRDS SURPLUS FAT T Y Phone 8 3213 f' H ghway 99 No th Cty Llmltl Chehals Washington GlLLlNGl-IAM Good Luck 5e 'O'S' JONES .1 fx af' X A L1- . x X h r , . I l I, ,1 17 l ' X I X! V l y 1 . I I lllll N I i I' ' I V4 VV I I T A X x X ' v Q P. , U. x ,,-.-- Q ,l M '- I X Congratulations to the A , I L 'S I A l 1 I - . my I jf 1 QD cc g ' f '99 q st O N rr f4 l ' yy Q i r i ' ' 1 l l l -P0NT'AC- , POSTS STUDIO BILL SPIKF, NC Commercial Work Your Ponhac Dealer Kodak F,n,,hi,,g Portralts you can t beat Chehahs Pormac Washington V ll Dollar for dollar P-um., X3-alll 'S P Lewls County Medical Servwe IOI Columbus Block Chehalls Washmgton Good Luck and Good Health Sensors' Q kv-if Zi!!! if aw' ulck Servlce Transfer Company MOVING STORAGE SHIPPING Ghehalus Washungton Aff if CLARK S Radlo Service Chehalls Washington Phone 8 4124 GOOD LUCK fx SENIORS' .J CEEI L y oo cj' -C1 fs- TUWN TA VERN FORGET ME NOT Home Cooked Food FLAVOR IN FULL BLOOM BRING THE FAMILY -- If-'E i Cold Drmks 0 :ce cream 0 fountam supplnes 0 :ce lailmfgke' chehans a 4801 Washington A -f FOQGLT :gli man. ME. ...JMX Nor F X l 9 J I . ' 44 - an , , . I D , J , 4' ff I-I Z ' r . X f I ll :V I .1 I I f 4 I 1 A nv- I l 'H 'l X X5 I LZ.: .A --a--- A Q N . . . J -- L 0 ., . -- - I U 7 .L .' ff .f ....-... f V, 14, Q! if-Nj .. ,J as , . iq' do O ' I K ' G O Q ' ' G 3 ' I1 ' ' Q ' Sul 1' ? 5 3 ,Ai ...11 f fl' N X :If l gl if l - - 1-1 1 ' ' 'vi ' v - Q- -We I n - P M- : l N fe Y-' - ,O ,S , ,W S -W ,ws ,Wm-.,, -W ' V FLOE s INC SEVERNS 1339 Chehalus Avenue Motor Company Chehalls Washington Phone 8 3331 Your Buick Dealer International Trucks CHEHALIS pans WASHINGTON f'-5 SGIVICC L, FRENCH CLEANERS STURDY PHOTO SHOP 972 Pacific Avenue 882 Market Street Phone 8 3733 YOUR COMPLETE I g,2QgSQ'g'SaI,'f S to CAMERA STORE -2 l HOME GAS Ranges Heating Water Heaters Carbllraflbn Q Refrigeration CALL CHEHALIS 8 8402 He who serves agriculture serves all mankind Graham Implement Co. Murphy Campbell Western Tractor Co. St. Helens Tractor Co. Coleman Equipment Co. McKinnelI Tractor Co. Lewis Pacific Dairy Association Buck and Sons Grange Supply Co. 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