Chelan High School - Chelannual Yearbook (Chelan, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1956 volume:

.uE5.1Il.'HELlE ami 2 A Ui. -v. ' -. as 716 4 Saba! Four students graduated at the first Chelan High School Commence- ment in 1907. They were Arthur Campbell, Howard Van Slyke, Ida Jacobs, and Blanche Ayres. The Commencement speaker was Professor Maynard Lee Dayy, speech teacher at the State College of Washington. His subject was A Twentieth Century Education. J. A. Van Slyke, chairman of the school board, handed out the diplomas. Exercises were held in the old auditorium which burned in 1928. The 1907 class was the first to study in the brick grade school building, now the industrial building. The front section of the present high school was built in 1925. The first gymnasium was built in 1930 and replaced by the present gymnasium in 1950. West and east wings of the high school were built during the l930's. Room 36 was used for the first time in 1935. The home economics laboratory was completed in 1940. The science room was occupied as a shop in 1941. .0 S .5 llltxv , h . m U - f 1' as s v5 , -:Q mf' T .av M, -' , , r iff . -' I , A n ' . ' J- 'Xif 3.9 ni f it 1, , A' A - -QB -3 -u 0: 1 fr Chelan , Washington ' J --vt ,f 1. Y L EDITOR..... ...... . ASSISTANT EDITOR . . . . BUSINESS MANAGER LAYOUT MANAGERS . . . ADVISOR . . . v--,- A . .,. '.......,. .,,,.. -- .,,,... .,, , . ' I ' , .14 4 'A' A f .ff . X '1 'I 4- QIfI11zIu1t1Igg.yg3I- f aff . . . BARBARA FOLAND . . KATHLEEN HOLTTUM . ELLEN HART . . . CAROLYN EICHHORN DONISE KIBBY . . GEORGE RIFFERO ru- I 1 I U T 'L ,f.,.'l ,.-Q-' vet 1 4 0 H TJ. 'lb 4-nv ' v ' 5 . x ',:,p. L' . , i 'I V ' V , f I x ' - , , , . f lf .vyg f A ' 4 'HQ' I 5+ . ' , M'-is . , I 'p' -, ' i..4'gg, MP' . . . Yi . .1 I ' Q . pl I I n , ' .A . , ,ln . 4 W K' . . I-, 7 , ,I , AI' , ' o 1.-A - 1 '- .I -. - 1' ' -' . . , . , - T' 1- 'R xx 1' 'ff .. 'f f45b'P-' 5.11-fi' A 1 rw 'la-p4 's'b'Zf-f ' -ja' ,,,-1512 f fQf'f.H'-iw -P I ' ffvtt: . 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CAMERA CLUB 'I Q s -'Q with I ' Xu New ,fr pqxwfk 1'-x,+azQa5'wg,Q,'g55.:.'g .1 '-so ' '. sa 'I'-Q IR CLASS PLAY IR CLASS PROM APPLE BLOSSOM BAND CHORUS ART CLUB GIRL S CLUB ANNUAL STAFF IOURNALISM DRAMATICS ADVERTISING CALENDAR pk U Thls year the 1956 ed1t1on of the Chelannual IS honorlng Mr serv1ces 1n Chelan he earned the respect of parents teachers and students ahke for h1s leadershxp slncerxty and understandxng It IS wxth great prxde and gratxtude that we dedxcate th1s yearbook 4 A X Earnest Louk, Superintendent of the Chelan schools. During his EARNEST LOUK BILL AMES Superlntendent PUUCIPB1 2 years 1n Chelan I year IU Chelan 'fv- VELMA YETTER Offrce Secretary 2 years nn Chelan 5 ,, Q. M' I N r , u .L Y Q ' P Q X -f.- , AN , Q ,- ...- m CHAR 'T Mhmovgewawhemmcs 16Civi-nee' HCENE E-Clenc ' Club afS Ofy raiiwi is ROBERT RUMSEY QMQYOY, 'llclkew ' 59 Yea Ay X 'Il 'W WIL L Indus RIC - 1 V F00,ba'?a1 AUSHARDS Assistanl-Baskerb ROBERT ENGSTROM I Coac all Physical Ed. Basketball Coach h - IO ,V ears 7 years Visual A ids X. HAROLD HURMENCE V ff -f Ch rrxs ERN0 Band. o DHVHSN RISLEY !OE GOEDDE Training Auro Nlechamcs rz years Q 7, years 3 ye3r5 M is ,. 2'- Co D mmercxal ramaflcs 4 Years AN MARY IANE GROG Llbt auan .Q 4, Q .ix ssivlll Q,-fi i, E ARTHUR Fwosmech T LOJDHA 3 U S I-USKOYY SPC ea MMER Worm Affaus I Wodd HISIOYY 1 yea -r is 7, X 374' I f I-Q I ,fy gi .Q VIRGINIA EDWARDS ar Arts I C MAEBE S0Ph LLEKOE Om or THER 3 Yeats Year 8 En311Sh .43-'H '5 ar ARYA U7 NNG G E OEDD Allil' ' ORG A afush E RIFFER0 Ou En 1, Sh Iye NELLIE LLOYD E year H P E GIIIS Club 1 year QOOQ f l 5 I I Zac Dfzdaew ' ' 4 'i '-'Y--A ' ' 1 ,X ? H U. LEONARD WADDELL ,,.n. f F ' 8 years QLD' 4. R v' 'Q - VJ' ,- , Af , a E - -' .litre ui- - X I f g.,-4 - O 5 N A - 1 'Q--R1 EURGIL La PORTE JOE GOEDDE ,.. 6 years 3 I2 years nlf A ' HA ' E 4'f' bn ff ' 1 ll ' v. xg ' 4 FA F f L AN ii is ROY HUGHES ROY HA LLOCK IO Years O 5 Yew dnclfdfzd PIERCE PETERSON 9 years r -ft LEONARD HARN I5 years CARL WA LSBORN I year lit. 4 5-A Q YKSSS o Q Flower -- Color - - - - Motto - - - - Monty Lish Bob Watson Kay Platt Rosemary Abb Rrchard Kress ' .-- tim Red Rose Buds Blue and Gold Upon the strength of every graduate of today lies the greater America of tomorrow OFFICERS President Richard Kress Vice President Daryl Dl1bbS Secretary Jerry Crill Treasurer Jack Holmes Representatlve Bob Watson The senlor class sponsored the flrst school dance of the year, a mrxer and several dances after the football games In the sprrng the sen1or class sponsored a sen1or crulse and a semor class assembly Among the senrors who won honors were Lorrame Hart who won the D A R Good C1t1zensh1p Bob Watson who won f1rst place 1n the F H A D1str1ct Publlc S eakxng Contest, Roberta Lrttle who was selected Prmcess Lakesl e and Marathon Prmcess B111 Olsen who was selected for the All State Chorus, and Martha Rampton who became Prmcess Chelan ROSEMARY ABBOTT JOE BAGWELL BOB BOYD 'Q 1 .... ..... .... ..- ..... ..... ... .... ........ ..... .... .... CII ... ..... .... --Q . ICO Olll . Ill Ill 1 . . . , - . X , 'N 3 Q x P g, - ' 5 f - ,Na A V X 'Ag . .jj , Q :.'-'Ugg X. THOMAS CRAMNER Entered rzth Skr Club 3 Honor Socrety 3 Youth Forum 3 Spokane Scr Farr 3 GERALD CRILL Entered 3rd Honor Socrety F Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 Class Secretary I Class Socral Charrman 3 Football 2 3 F F A Reporter 2 Judge Team 2 KEN DAVIS DOUG CROW Drama Club I 2 3 Jr Class Entered Ist Cam C I Play 2 Honor Socrety 2 3 Baseball I Basketball I Photo Club 2 3 Boy s State Sk1C Pres1dent3 Skt Club 2 Tennrs I 2 3 Plaque Team Com 3 KARL DIETRICH 'NJ Al MARY CROCKETT Entered Ilth Prom Royalty A 1 'Y' xx '11 . .X .I k 4 1 x I A..'--- . ' 1: ' ' 3:F.F..l'1. 2.'3: .F.A. 2g G. ..A. 2,3g G.C. 2,3. FZFLAZ Becletary 3g F,F,A. '. . ' V 6 I X . -X- rfuf T T Q I I. .,, M I V 5 ' J' -- I f 4 A 9 ,Z DARYL DUBBS BILL EMERSON Entered Izth Vice President 3 Ski Club BARBARA FOLAND Entered- Izth- Pep Band 3- Triple Trio 3- Annual Editor 3- Co-Editor of Rampage 3- JIM GOEDDE Entered: Kindergarten- NORMA FOUGHT Entered 6th Prom Royalty 2 G C I2 3 Drill Teamz Gridiron Royalty 2 Princess Chelan Falls 3 Basketball I 2 3- Visual Aids KENNETH GUFFEY I 3- Photo Club 3- Football Entered: Kindergarten F F A Spotter 3 2 3- Band I- Service 2 3 eat' Tx T SZ.- ELLEN HART Entered IIth Triple Trio Girls Club 2 3 F H A President 3 Ticket Girl 2 3 Art Club 3 Home Maker of Tomorrow 3 BONNIE GAY HENDRIX Tr' leTrio 3-F H A I 3- G A A 2 3-ArtClub 3- Ticket Girl 3- Girls Club 2 3- Chorus 3 LORRAINE HART Entered IIth F H A Vice President 2 G C 2 3 Treasurer 3 Triple Trio Chorus 3 Honor Society 2 McCall1s Award3 D A R Award 3 JERRY HIGGINS Entered Kindergarten Photography Club 3 Boy s St 2 Football 2 Basketball I 2 3- Honor Society- A S B President 3- A S B V President- Football Announcing 2 3- Student Leaders Con 2 'W ii, use I 'JJ' HOWARD HAYTER PotoCIub2 3 FFA I2 3 Judging Team 2 3 Pep Band I 2 IUUIOI Class Play 2 Drama Club 2 3 Visual Aids 2 Boys Chorus 3 JACK HOLMES Entered 5th Football I 2 3 Basketball I 2 3- Baseball 2 3- F F A 2- IuniorC ass Play 2- Drama Club 3- Football Captain 3- Class Vice President I- Class Treasurer 3 T If fx JANET ITTNER Entered Ist Debate I G C 1 2 3 Ir Class Play Com 2 G A A 3 Typmg Award 3 MONTY LISH Entered 8th Drama Club 3 Drama Play 3 Football I 2 3 Basketball I 2 Honor Soc1ety 2 3 Student Leaders Con 2 Honor Soc1ety Treasurer 3 Class Offxcer I 2 3 Junror Class Play 2 Jumor Prom Charrman 2 N L, W Football Honorable Men 3 BETTE JENKINS ered 5 h G C F H A I 2 Junror Prom MUSIC Charrman 2 Drama Club 2 3 Drama Club Play 2 Operettal Offlctal Scorer I 2 3 Annual3 Pep Band3 G C Soc1alCha1rman ROBERTA LITTLE Entered Klndergarten Drama Club 2 3 Iumor Play 2 G C A I 2 3 C leader 2 Honor Soctety 2 3 Ma1orette3 A S B Secretary 3 Grrd Queen 3 Intell Team 2 3 Prmcess Lakesxde 2 RICHARD KRESS Entered Krndergarten F A I 2 3 Treasurer Secretary 2 Presrdent 3 Basketball 2 Iudgmg Team I 2 3 Drama Club 2 3 Honor Soc1ety 2 3 Drama Play 2 Photo Club I 2 3 Presrdent 2 Secretary 3 Senlor Representatrve 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 2 JIM MOYER Entered 6th Drama Club 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Football 1 2 3 Baseball I 2 3 C ass Vrce Presrdent I 2 Class Representatrve 2 5 BILL OLSEN Entered Kindergarten Football 2 Chorus I 2 All State Chorus 3 Drama Club 3 Operetta I MARTHA RAMPTON Entered 2nd Drama Club 2 3 G A A I2 3 Jun1orCass Play 2 Drama Class Play 3 A S B Treasurer 3 Drill Team 2- Tennis I- Girls Club I 2 3 Ticket Girl 2 3- Debate I- Honor Society 2 - Student Leader Con 3- Princess Chelan 3 fi DAN PAYNE KAY IEANNE PLATT ered Ist F F A Entered 4th Class President Rural Electrification Award 2 I C1855 Secretary 3 Junior Jacket Award 2 Livestock Class Play 2 Drama Club I 2 Judging 2 3 State Convention 3 Glrls Clllbl 2 3 G1f1S Clllb 3 F F A Camp 2 Hgnof President 3 Girls St 2 Society 2 3 Honor Society Cheerleader 2 Honor Society Vice President 3 Kiwanis Proyect Award 2 LOREEN SMITH Entered Kindergarten Drama Club 2 3 Junior Play 2 G A I 2 Girls Club I Junior Class Secretary Girls BARTON SHIVELY Club Secretary 2 Honor Society Entered Kindergarten- Band 2 3- Junior Prom Queen 2- Gr Council 3- Basketball 2- Drama St 2- Drill Team 2- Intellectual - B d Team 2 3 E- -. V '5?v ':f: Im A IEAN STEELE Entered Ist Triple Trio 3 Drama Club I Girls Club I I 2 3 TIC Girl I 2 3 Junior Play Usher 2 Operetta I .1- ' SH ERMA N TILLY DALE ST LUISE Entered Kindergarten F F A Basketball 2 3 Football I 2 3 Inspri Player Football 3 Welding Award 2 N C Wash All State3 F F A Treasurer GREG VARNEY Entered Ist F F A Basket ball I 2 Drama Club 3 Photo Club I 2 3- Operetta I- F F A Public Speaking 2- F F A Poultry Judge Team 2- Debate ROSE THOMAS Entered Kindergarten G C I 2 3 Jumor Class Play Com 2 Library 2 3 Honor Society 3 Ticket G1rl 2 3 ROBERT WATSON Boy s St 2 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 Junior Class Play 2 F F A Speaking Con 3 Class Pres1dent I 2 Student Representative 3 Class Vice s1dentI2 FFA I Student Leader Con 2 Chorus 2 3- F F A Vice President 2 F F A Secretary 3- Grad uation Speaker 3 S S 4 rj DOUG C, on mn- an a ,,, 'Q , ,V ,. - 'QL 5. . EY 1 1 ' if y ,,v ' 'v . 5- ' . '.,' JANET I. 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JIM M 66602 The year 2006 A D fafter deathj fmds the Class of 56 all put away ln the Rlvervlew Cemetery overlooklng the c1ty dump The reason they he here today IS because they lwed fast d1ed young and had good lookmg cor ses PTERMITE TILLEY IS the only l1v1ng surv1vor He says that h1s old age IS due to the fact that he never smoked drank or klssed glrls On th1s dark gloomy nxght we see undertaker TER MITE' TILLEY strollmg through the graveyard uttmg red roses on each grave It happens to be the F1ft1eth Annlversary o thelr graduatlon The red rose was thelr class flower fMay thelr souls rest 1n peace I Well look who IS here It IS poor JOE BAGWELL He heard the angels callmg and was f1rst to go In lxfe he became famous as a Broadway Bopper Now we don't know Who IS th1s'P CRANMER of course Good old TOM He was the b1g wheel who turned out to be a l1ttle spoke He became a geologlst One day wh1le lookmg for ' rocks he lost h1s marbles Here 18 a fellow who had a hard tune He thought that he would be a doc' but ended wmth a tomahawk 1n h1s head Thls was of course .TERRY CRILL The next one IS MARTHA PRINCESS RAMPTON Of her we can say only the best Too bad she d1ed young Under thls tombstone we fmd the remams of MARY CROCKETT Mary as we used to call her went xnto defense work durmg World War VI She was well qualxfxed for she had been dolng defense work of one kmd or another most of her l1fe Poor Mary' Here hes LOREEN BEAN SMITH The g1rl who had a wonderful creed IS now there pushmg up the weeds By the rxver pushm up the da1s1es IS old JIM MOYER He was burled by the rlver so he could e near the l1qu1d Enough sa1d Over here under the cemetery chlcken house xs our frlend BARTON ' DUSTY SHIVELY Poor Dusty was fond of drumst1cks Now we see a palr of skus m the form of a cross Poor brother CROW should have gone slow He should have never tr1ed that Echo Valley s11de Now he IS on the other s1de That 'hot rod' Plymouth d1d the trlck for one who IS mxxed wrth d1rt rocks and st1cks It IS BOB BOYD rn case you don't know He went too fast when he should have gone slow There IS a tombstone made of books It certalnly has an unusual look KEN DAVIS xt says upon the stone The bookworms got hun I do bel1eve That is the reason for hrs early demxse Beneath thls stone a v1ct1m lxes He was murdered by the Blue Tall Fly In case you don't know who he IS we'll tell you that he 18 KARL DIETRICH Now there 18 DARRYL DUBBS He could not avo1d bemg Warren's son ln law That as you know would kxll anyone This was certamly a sad dem1se It shows that one doesn't d1e of d1sease Thxs one BETTE JENKINS marrxed a Texas mmlhonaxre wxth one foot rn the rave Whxle trym to help hxm get the other foot 1n she went 1n fxrst y' look at the bu ges in thxs grave' Thxs one 18 DALE ST LUISE He was a second Charles Atlas He d1ed of over exert1on workmg on a wmdow dxsplay at Clarnp1tt's All we can sa about hmm IB that hrs luck ran out Poor old JERRY HIGGENS When e needed an ace he got a spade You f1gure lt out HOWARD HAYTER, an enterpr1s1ng and energet1c young busmessman took over the Faris T1re Shop and ret1red at the age of 21. 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Q Q Q Q- X UHQKI7 :YQ 'UQV The fate of these two 15 rather unusual JIM GO I I 3 Q Q-I KRESS dled on July 4 1975 They kxlled each other ln golng steady w1th a Manson g1rl It Here l1es Romeo To us he was known as KENN O s F Sho tly after graduatlon he marrxed Judy Clark They se Holden M1nes where they ra1sed a few mlnors Next to Romeo l1es Janet not Julxet JANET ITTNER as a ded soul but l1ke Don Qu1xote never reached her goal On thxs tombstone the name of ROSE JUNE THOMAS w d Sh K was an author of renown known 1n almost every town Sh w o a nov entltled Down By The Clty Dump Th1s was B D Qbefo r e The boys w1th the pear shaped tones Of course lt SWOONATRA OLSEN He d1ed so young the poor yo g fel w wh trylng to 1m1tate Frank Smatra Of one we knew so very l1ttle the g1rl of course as JEAN STE We do not know what caused her to d1e except that she ate too p1e Th1s g1rl was a fr1end of ours Her name was AY HENDRI became famous ln the world of art Her sad demlse e to exp 1 came when she was shot by an lrate art lover He dxsagree mterpretatlon of modern art Under th1s tombstone l1es LORRAINE HART She was kxlled wh1le crossmg the street w1th an apple cart DIRTY DAN PAYNE IS just what h1s name 1mpl1es He was known as the Hereford man He now l1es s1x feet below 1n the dlrt Poor D1rty What a sad endmg for such a fme man NORMA ROWDY' FAUGHT was glven thxs nmckname by an enemy of hers She really 1sn't rowdy at all Romeo and Jul1et'? No Bob and Barbara Here they he BOB WATSON and BARBARA FOLAND Bob d1ed from over exertlon whlle Barbara dled of a broken heart. Who LS thxs'P Ralph Waldo Emerson? No lt 1S BILL EMERSON the ggat lover He took over B111 Beaman's place because he lzked goats so well The shattered remalns of Gregory Varney l1e below th1s tombstone are found the rema1ns of BUDDY LISH and ROBER TA LITTLE Buddy owned a club 1n the Boyd D1str1ct fpronounced Boldl Roberta was a famous ballermna After they marrled Buddy became despondent Roberta was away from home so often Buddy could not stand the stra1n He d1d not want to depart by h1mse1f so he took Roberta Wlth hlrrl What are these th11'1gS9 A pa1r of football shoes? Yes they were once worn by Jack Just call me JACK HOLMES Llke many great athletes h d1ed of smallpox The last tombstone IS that of ELLEN HART We certamly hated to see her depart At th1s moment old Term1te' T1lly leaves h1s departed frmends and all IS qulet 1n the l1ttle cemetery overlookmg the c1ty dump 1 X f' - fl' J j19AfJ?W5jl7y S 1 ' N P -A Q ' ' I Ai n . i- I ' X AR ' , . ' ' ,glue - - . 3- be ' ' ' . .JS-A . ' , v . HR! l xi gs r ' , ' . . o at A . . ' ' P , - . .l : . . q , , ' q ' , - ee. . ll ,- . ll - . ' . '. ea f .' S . . , . . 01 ll . . . uv . . ' , , ' e . . ' 9 0 a 1 ' . , ' K Y C . . 5 . . . ' I' O e . - ' 9 ' ' ' .nn ' . ' o ' I er ll II ' ' . ' ' ' . I Q C D '. O 'I' ll 1' .' ' ' . . . , . . . . n . , - - . , . . ' . . . , . .H , e . g I ' 0 I I 5 I 0 0 , I 0 lfnfi will an-5 Gfefsfamen , r brlls from all of our senror I-rrst to Mr Ames our advtsor we leave ou partres I joe Bagwell do wrll my bop ab1l1ty to Mrs Rarnrer I Bob Boyd leave my shot rod coop te vrlle to Mr Feroglra so he can add rt to hrs collectton I Tom Cranmer wtll my exceptronal abrltty and apple polrshrng to Conme Campbell I Jerry Crrll gtve my Pateros squaw back to the Indtans Mary Crockett am satrsfred to leave Doug Crow w1ll my harr growmg ab111ty to Don Colltns Ken Davrs w1ll my dark room technrque to Carolyn Etchhorn Karl Dretrrch wrll my truck drrvtng abrlrty to Gary Housden I Daryl Dubbs wtll my ab1l1ty to Sklp school to Phtl Clark B111 Emerson leave the bones of the Chelan Goat to the trophy case I Barbara Foland wrll my wmnrng ways to the Chelan Basketball Team Norma Fought wrll my verbosrty to Helen Harrrs who fmds rt hard to frnd Wmona Zrelke anythrng to say ll my beautrful shapely l e g s to nt to Louts Adcock and my I Irm Goedde wr n Amerlcan Governme l Ken seat 1nIr Englrsh to Owen Adcock I Ellen Hart wrll my grade A composrtrons to Mr Rrffero brlrty to talk to myself to Lynda Radley who ts runmng I Lorrame Hart wrll my a out of lrsteners I Gay Hendrrx wrll my you uns to Mrs Goedde Jerry Htggms leave rn a barrel after a hot poker game Jack Holmes wtll my wrld lrfe to the Game Department Janet Ittner wrll my forgetful ways to Mr Charles E Cone Bette Jenkms w1ll my Love To Know You Better motto to all male students Rxchard Kress leave for the woods ofManson for a lrttle d e a r huntxng Bud Ltsh w1ll my shootrng ab1l1ty to anyone who can use tt Roberta Lrttle w1ll my drrvmg ab1l1ty to Cherre Bowers Irm Moyer w1ll my Pepsodent smrle to Wtlbert Sugden and my bushy eyebrows t Deanne Faxdley I Danny Payne Drrty Dan the Hereford Man w1ll my Hereford wagon to SUSIE Lxttle to carry her boyfrrends around ce If an elephant to Nolan Sexton I Kay Platt wrll my gra 4 I .HL .t ,. . . . -UI' . . 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P-4 I-4 :J ru rn Q. rn 4 co '1 -4 H :r ... :s UQ N H F9 rv 1 U-l on rv P4 i l Bob W married 66062, GQ Sym ww MM Qwndcawgwefmaz Jfafawwo M691 WS MGMT ware? fy R 'YWCA'- H ,NN I be so ' 2 Sis.. it if Q Q gr Q . r ffl .9 . . 3 S5 ' '- 55 ' -- 5 x , NX ' r Xin I M Will ua, vi i ?accczZcwzeczz'e Te' ilu I cv Citizenship Award 2 1 Master of Ceremonies KEN DAVIS ' ' RICHARD KRESS Co-Salutatorian Valedictorian Co-Salutatorian Faculty Speaker Student Speaker ROBERTA LITTLE KEN DAVIS LOREEN SMITH TOM CRANMER BOB WATSON Cdtddi Earle Ault Presrdenr Phrl Clark Wayne Louk Vrce Presrdent Jerry Woods Helen Hams Secretary Judy Farrs B111 Ames Treasurer Eddle Blrss Phrl Clark Representauve Brran lernnrgan Barbara Schultz Soc1alCha1rman Carolyn Erchhorn The Junxor class was very actlve th1S year Members of the class sold popcorn, hotdogs and coffee at the football games Popcorn and pop was sold at the basketball games Pompons made of red and green crepe paper were sold at all games 'l ms was one of the proJects oi the Jun1or class Durmg the year the class sponsored flve dances and one bake sale raffled a stuffed cow and sold programs at the Jamboree and the County Tournament In the sprmg the Junlor class presented the play Mr Barry s Etchmgs ' The Jun1or Prom wxth the theme of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea was held at the I O O F Hall on May ll 1956 Z3 -. .i, -1 i QMM 75 f'-2 5511? LOIS BAGWELL NIGEL ADAMS LOIS BOTTGER B ILL AMES CHERIE BOWERS EARLE AULT QP' 'UN A LEONA BUCKMASTER EDWIN BLISS B ETTY CAIN PHILLIP CLARK BE TTY LOU COOK DONALD COLLIER fha 'R IANICE COZART It QW, DEAN CONWAY r ,, 'C ' KATHIE DIMICK RICHARD DAVIS CAROLYN EICHHORN ERN EST FELLOWS JUDY FARIS BRIAN FINNIGAN 'f ff' fv 'V' 5 T SUE FINCH MIKE FINNIGAN BARBARA GOEDDE HOWARD GAGE HELEN HARRIS JAMES GAUKROGER .' - A ,.,. 1 3 . W 1 ' ' n S ' I 'f j . '- , V I 4 f Q Q 'N K x I A T , lv xv., 'ZZ '- - I . 1- p f , 8 K A I. I J . Q ' 9 S ' 1 I r + Q f T gl if f ' I If . I 1' A 'E-'53 .I 9 15 a 1- 'Y' V 4 ' yd V' x Q .-g Nr N! . J - 'jp Zi' s ,W . , - I-' f I 1.-' ,Z I ., ' 6 I ,nl - - Iv C' -' ' . .-- I O' ' k , r f ' x' ' X 11 1 A x 1' f ' I N. If I on 5 s. - b 6 - . ,l, X Q' fn . ' I , - 4 ab ' at ,ir I ' i f ' 4' ' , v ,' 1 ,',' Q , - f 'f YO! 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X F. ,Q 5 , 1 i A I'-rr l ' VJ., , - J .J ,M 7 I 'f J A 7 I 1, fs 6 r V' . '- C 4 .. x A if ' JN if R' Q Q K M 'N .I -'I' fr , 1 Q-. V.-1 A I .1 L f-V' A - R1 'J sl... 'f' . y' g .K . X .A I H V Q. 0 1' 'G '4 Q I 1, I1 V1 ? li 'Vx I- A AL MARCEAR PATRICIA LELAND RUSSELI MCGUIRE ANN LINDSTON DICKMCKELLAR CORINNE LITTLE CLYDEMCKINZIE wwf' rx-sv SUSAN LITTLE DOINMLNARE PATTIMLKINNEY CHARLES PASLAY DONNA KAYMCNARE IIM PAULSON ALICEMOORS rp, A 'aff' 4 af rf' WST IZ! J' I X Qc -4,-1 get' 'N ,..4' I xi L' :WI LEON PETIT SHARON MURRAY PAUL REED LINDA RASLAY PAUL ROBERTS IEANNE PIRO CLYDE ROSS V. -f-I - -2 2' 1 v,fv- W-nd 'T' 'T LYNDA RADLEY RONNIE STAFFORD DARLEEN RAWLAND LYLEST LUISE WANDA SCOTT DAVESUTER JANICE SMITH omg 1'1- ...f I J ff' E K JIMTHEUBET MOVITASMITH JEFF WADDELL CHARLENESPURGEON JACKWORDEN SANDRAWICKENHAGEN DALEzoRNEs rf.. ' ' Iv v.. ax k t I ' ,, -Es 3 is I .u ,ON-, ' I I 5 I A . ' ' 1 A ' 9 - A - -17 .. , f - , , - ' ' - j-T, A 9 Q' ' , --I ' A , A ' 'Q f I ,I A , . X ga. , 'fi . , g .- 4 1- 5 I 4 .A i 4 w- 4 0- f ng A l i 5- ' s -. 7 A ,A ' ' I I 'A' r - ,T ' , - whiz: 1 ' ' V , 'Q . ' X A A r. A 7 E I A ' , f', L, 3 a A up Er ff Q rag, 59: .I -: X3 ajft: 4 X 51? ' ' ' , K . A' l QI' L 7 .1 l xr , 1,1 Q L 1 ' ' JI E. N I 'S ' ,bl ,, , R - Q 5 .- v Q 1 , Q 1 E - 1, ' ' ' Z , ' K , 5 Q1 A r ' -L 'f! x d 1' ,XX '-,IL 'I 1. f ll a . .I '. X I 43. 1 r' ' x V T . i -I ,, ... . , ' 7 N . . Rl :I Y I A . A . ' --7' ' E ,,.L. N- '-Q: 'Z If f 1 sl, 5, I I 1 9 I f N Y x , I x T : ,R fm' 'A QL If th N h lvl.. . '3 ,, N -' .., X. ,Lv I, -,.. .5 . . J - ' J V' I I I I I ' .f I' ' H3 1 s w , A , I it I l ,h -,, v I L. SA, BF N r .' ,' by , Pr 1' 'af P4'g ,lr 4 1:1 FRONT ROW: Mr. Lehman, Daryl Thielke, Martha Rampton, Kay Platt, Roberta Little, Loreen Smith, Carolyn Eichhorn, Mr. Feroglia. SECOND ROW: Brian Finnigan, Jim Gaukruger, Earl Ault, Rose Thomas, Lorraine Hart, Jerry Crill, Mrs. Raineer, Mr, Ames. THIRD ROW: Wilbert Sugden, Trim Cranmer, Ed Bliss, Richard Kress, Danny Payne, Monty Lish, Jerry Higgins, Ken Davis. Wanna Saciezfq The Honor Society had the annual fall tapping of new members on November 21, 1955. For the new members, a pro g r e s sive dinner was held on December 7, 1955. The Society decided to send CARE packages overseas as a project and worked to raise money by having a movie on December 8, a dance on December 10, and a bake sale on December 18, 1955. They were very successful in their project and as a result received many letters from foreign families thanking them for their packages. The events for spring included the spring tapping of new members May 14, 1956, and election of officers for the coming year on May Zl. A potluck for the new members was held in the home economics room on May 6, when they undertook cleaning the trophy case and had a dance. HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET -CS? -'sffq 4ll.L.::g! I. KATHLEEN HOLTTUM MR. DEAN LEHMAN BETTY LOU COOK :vfD'wak X N Lyle X, 'f 7 7' .4-R 4 . K, 5 4 5 Q.: 11 V. :T 5 0 'Q llugi C' ' Eggfrhk-N4 4 153i gi' I fi '56 fN x . Q Uf ameri? ' X J jET,.FH2gg'znS iz ' M, ,.., ji 'iN f5 fu 72KS XXXQLSO MCS! S? 1 el - I 54 F ez-?74 N Qamr J dw- Jlfzzgfia LLOHJ-7:Zr1nfiSOr -ov x ',', -vw, '13 3 '29'-31411312775 '5?ilBfQ3U1a31f lnffg ui Q8 ll it T f- Qs me Y ijiZl az 5 ,251 FRONT ROW: R. Camp, D. Davis, B. Ames, J. Moyer, B. Watson, D. St. Luise, W. Louk. SECOND ROW: Manager E. Fellows, M. Finnigan, R. Stafford, J. Holmes, N. Sexton, B. Ames, M. Lish, T. 1-leyen. THIRD ROW: I. Woods, P, Swanson, D. Conway, A. Marcear, L, St. Luise, M.Dolfay, R. Maguire, Manager J. Crill, Assistant Coach B. Lippencott, I. Worden, I. Gaukroger, P. Reed, H. Gage, P. Clark, I, Paulson, Coach B. Richards. 7 9 v I X cy IS 5 r AY l iii' .ff .L ,, Q C C COACHES: B. RICHARDS and B. LIPPENCOTT This year, the Chelan Goats won four games, lost four and tied one. The first home game, with Ton- asket, ended in a tie. In the second home game, Chelan defeated Quincy. In the Homecoming Game, Chelan was defeated by Moses Lake. During the season, Chelan lost to Okanogan, Colville and and Omak, two other games. Chelan defeated Leavenworth, Manson, and Cashmere in other games The final game, with Cashmere, ended in a victory for Chelan. This allows Chelan to retain the Shoe Trophy another year. Courtesy Of HARVEY FURNITURE 'V 1 Fhnlan Phelan C hdan Fhelan Chdan Chdan Chelan Chelan Chdan 1 nmaekcr Okauogan 0111111 x LCHXLIIXVOIYLI C olxllln Omak Manson Muses Lake Cashman '7 Qrvdn-M Rpollos ERN LST F JLRRY C Managcrs r 1 A . fx 'P 345 ,. 7 I X-5 xx .f ,,.. SKIP G. 5 PHIL C. Qh. Hb . JACK H, , HM M. I ' RC, . Hb- 0 . ' 4, f A 'F 77 ' ' - F A - BUD L. BOB W. . ' X Rr. LI. I 1 K ,- . --6' A 'nv -'X ,a 5 Q'-J ' 1, Q Lk 54312 . A , A xi' XB DALE ST. L. ' ft BOB B. V ' L 1 Q Rg. go BOB A. - C ' ,' I -1 I ' ' 7 1 1 A 4' L, . ' WAYNE ' BILL A. Rh. MIKE F. ' Fb. L9. . I 1 ., Eg sf' 1 I , L l.,n LN, A If ,A .- K v x .. ' .N-1 v . ' 1 ,xx swf. 'nur f ,E I K TIM H. Qb. ...Q i.,'V:,n t .a at-' :L v I I 1 n A I C5 XM 1. If-2' J I 603' Hr.-Qs 1 , Y 1 .F In 1 5 -If l P U-ons? , lx K I . Vi f gl t M-A 3 B-A FRONT ROW: A. Fellows, N. Halsey, R, Kress, B. Watson, D, St. Luise, I. Bagwell, I. Crill, D. Payne, K. Guffey, S. Hortin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Loidhammer, Advisorg L. St. Luise, D. Zornes, P, Swanson, E, Fellows, K. Palmer K. Dietrich, H. Hayter, P, Clark, L. Breeden, B, Christoph, THIRD ROW: L. Adcock, O. Adcock, G, Clark, J, McClellan, R. Magurie, S. Tilley, D. Leland, I, Anderson, D. Conway, D. Felker, B. Middleton, L. fixes .2x.. in A PP LE IUDGING TEAM I .-ff , .ir ll ' ' - ...gif--g 1 'F ---? 7. 7. ,-4, The Chelan Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amen participated in numerous judging contests this year. lt was represented at the Yakima, Okanogan, Waterville, and the Chelan County Fairs, at the Junior Livestock Show at Spokane and the Northwest Livestock Show at Auburn. Bob Watson was public speaker for the chapter. He won fifth place in the sub-state contest at Ritzville wit his speech This Insect World in Which We Live. At the 25th Anniversary Banquet, Jerry Crill, Steve Hortin, Jim McClellan, Danny Payne, Paul Swanson, Willbur Swanson, and Bob Watson received awards. The FFA also prepared a window display at the Chelan County PUD building. Mr. Loidhamer was the advisor for the local FFA ,,, ga ,113 , I .,g1gt F chapter. ' ,,. .wt ,. T ' ' . -If X 33- f' 5' ,,.! '- v- L, ex BEEF JUDGING TEAM J Q' i FFA AWARDS I o f QQWRE HU EMAKERS I' X f -Lf AMERICA E ,..'1.---J 9 D-r-A , W gl -- FRONT ROW: C. Little, J. Clark, K, Dimick, E. Hart, J. Steele, V, Gage, A. Lindston, B. Gnedde. SECOND ROW S. Murray, S, Bagwell, M, Hanson, S, Wickenhagen, D. McNare, W. Zielke, E, Perry, S. Grant, L. Paslay, I, Bagwell, P. McKinney, W, Scott. THIRD ROW, L. Hart, I, Crew, L. Bagwell, M. Mathers, D. Roland, G, Hendrix M. Falkenburg, C. Spurgeon, Mrs, Goedde, Atlvisr r, REGIONAL SONG LEADER ?l : Z I A The Future Homemakers of America is a small but active organization, This year, the members attended a Panel Discussion at Brewster, observed FHA Week by attending the Lakeside Church, participated in a Regional Meeting at Twisp, .. nt caroling with the FFA boys, attended the Annual Demonstration Day at Tonasket, and went to Pullman for the State FHA Meeting. In addition to these activities, the FHA served at K.....f three banquets. E ' l ' 0 BED MAKING DEMONSTRATION x' bl. xv ,f r rllf ix! 'I 0 ,If STANDING, Clark, Treasurer, Gage, Pro. Chairman, Lindston, JUDY CLARK, CHARLENE SPURGEON. Park, Steele, Representative, Hist. SEATED, Wickenhagen, Song Leader, Goedde, Secretary, Hart, President, Dimick, Vice President, Mrs. Goedde, Advisor. x Q f lb FRONT ROW: B. Finnigan, B. Emerson, E. Ault, D. Davis, H. Hayter, J. Higgins. R Kress M Flnnlgan l S One of the most important , K ' ' and active clubs in the Chelan 1 L A ag ' High School is the Camera Club under the direction of Mrs. Rainier, and helps students to 1 f I learn the fundamentals of , ek. 'I 'x y photography through practical ,'- rr ,Q ' - experience. 1, -S rn! J .L I During the school year, it was not uncommon to see a member of the Camera Club taking pictures of school events. Some of these pictures were taken for the annual and some were reproduced and sold to individual students. 33. ' . X SECOND ROW: Mrs, Rainier, Advisorg B. Sugden, B. Boyd, G. Varney, J, Goedde, Wana! 146:14 The visual aids class, under the supervision of Mr. Rumsey, has been very active this year. During the year, members of the class operated the projecter for the teachers who had films scheduled for their classes. A combination dance and wienet roast was one of the activities sponsored by the class. t i r 'x STANDING: Mr. Rumsey, Advisorg N. Sexton, G. Starcher, I. Goedde, D. Davis. SEATED: B. Finnigan. 34 4 - -.I m ft 'V J. ' X gl: .thi . u -.-n-J I i V 'tg-nfl Q I 13.5, JACK HOLMES JIM GOEDDE v , ,wb Thrs year the Chelan G wats had a season recor of I4 w1ns and 7 losses The team won fourth place rn the county The Goats defeated Watervrlle Peshastrn and Brtdgeport to wrn the County Tournament for the second successrye year defeated by Grand Coulee and Entrat As a result they were elrnrmated from the tournament WAYNE LOUK BILL AMES 447 I T BOB AMES Courtesy Of CHELAN HARDWARE and KARL S RADIO L if I . . 4 Q9 ' U . 5' 'If ' r -fi 1 ' H 9, r. l f'Qi-' ' , t d , . 1 ' A ' r 1 A ' .1 - At the District Tournament, the Goats were f t. 1 ., I 'fs t am' . if' 'i n Q 6 r E' . ' 1 Y f Ir . Y .N 'Q T x lifts ' A A r A - af -Ns C N Q 'uf Z Squad DEC Chelan Chelan Chelan AN Chelan Chelan Chelan Chelan Chelan Chelan fri. 1 28' FRONT ROW A Marcear Ross Worden N Sexton J Paulson SECOND ROW I Woods E Blrss R Stafford H Gage Cashmere Eastmont Peshastm Dryden Manson Watervrlle Entra: Peshastln Wenatchee A Squad Coach BOB ENGSTROM Chelan E Chelan Chelan Chelan Chelan Chelan Chelan Chelan K-1 IV' Sf x B Squad Coach BILL RICHARDS 37 I Brownfreld R Camp Eastmont Dryden Wenatchee Manson Entrat Watervrlle Leavenworth Brrdgeport , ,. .3 2 a , Cs 6 , V 5 - . 7 W U M v If .i -, -- .2 .- jj 1 I i ' 3 Q N ' If N 41. 1 . ir, f' -J, 5 ff S I hs , Kp 0, n I . , C. . J. , . , . 2 I , . 9 38 39 24 63 36 to Chelan 67 Bridgeport I6 28 Chelan 37 Cashmere 39 I3 58 zo F B. 3 53 23 15 57 ' 45 4 43 42 I . 5 55 41 10 51 2 31 7 38 37 11 42 ' 23 I3 50 ' 36 14 35 ' 42 I4 53 ' 27 17 41 31 zo 49 ' 33 18 57 ' 52 21 47 51 m' :J - , - Cxs-3 ' X 'V Q T 4 fri - i f 40 1 2 g 5 4 - S! 2 Ev -+I . lax Q FIRST ROW: D. McNare, I. Clark, B. Krause, S. Grant, P. Hallock, I. Piro, SECOND ROW: I. Bagwell, V, Gage, H. Harris, L, Paslay, L. Bottger, S, Little, C. Spurgeon, M. Smith, M. McLean, Captain. THIRD ROW S. Wickenhagen, Managerg W. Scott, E. Perry, L. Radley, A. Lindston, K. Schneckenberger, P. McKinney, N. Crockett, Mrs. Lloyd. cyl 66 'femn The Highlanders marched at the halftime of several games during the football and basketball season. In the spring, they marched with the band in both the Wenatchee and Manson Apple Blossom Festivals. The Drill Team had concessions at two basketball games and had a sock hop after the Wenatchee -Chelan game. This year was the first year that the Chelan High School has had a Ski Club and a Ski Team. There were two ski meets during the year, The first one was with Entiat. Chelan won this meet. In the second meet, with Wenatchee, Chelan placed second. Wenatchee won first and third place. FIRST ROW: D. Dubbs, P, Clark, I. Brownfield, J. Worden, I. Paulson, P. Reed, T. Cranmer, D. Crow. SECOND ROW: E. Perry, Mr. Risely, S. Little. 1 X S h 4753? 'ful 4- xuuf' The cheerleaders for Chelan this year were Cherie Bowers, Janice Cozart, and Kathleen l-lolttum, This threesome held many pep assem- blies and introduced many new yells and ideas. Their other activities included a trip to Wenatchee to the first Cheerleader's Pep Rally. Footballseason found them outfitted in color- these outfits, 'Ldgh This year, Carolyn Eichhorn, Donise Kibby, and Roberta Little served as majorettes. They provided entertainment at the football and basket- ball games. During the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival and the Manson Apple Blossom Festival, the major- ettes led the band. At the football and basketball games, the majorettes wore red sweaters and red and white satin skirts. They wore satin uniforms in the parades. ful red and green plaid toreador pedal pushers and matching red boat neck blouses.For basket- ball, they chose green felt jumpers lined with red faille material, With this,they wore white jersey blouses. White buck shoes were worn with both of .--,x ff 'Y Z 5 fb F NN' 4 Ill! Q... ii: Y?-1 YL-L4 u u.mwlhr!::FaHE Al is If , 'is we gbf. wif FRONT ROW I Thuebet B Ames W Louk L Breeden R Magurre BACK ROW CoachB Lrppencott E Blrss G Varrrey Aprrl Aprrl Aprrl Apr11 Ma Ma Ma May NA aj? C Ross B Ames R Camp Peshasun Entrat Peshastm. Brrdgeport Wenatchee Weantchee Entrat Brrdgeport E13-I there there here here here there here there A ,Im ,im 41 'O-.dhahfl ,eg - . , A , , t . ' 5 t , l f ,+L ' 43'4 !L d--U5-51' Lv -95.1.-a-.fair A ,- .Z FRONT ROW: Brian Finnigan, Mr. Feroglia, Lois Bottger, Linda Pasley, Mickie McLean, Sharon Grant, Helen Harris, Susan Little, Carolyn Eichhorn, Donise Kibby, Jim Paulson, Jim Gaukroger. BACK ROW: Jack Worden, Paul Reed, Ken Davis, Lynda Radley, Betty Krtuse, Movita Smith, Darryl Tielke, is w e eWWC4 Y H , I . W f- V Tuesday, April I7 , , , , gif - - Thursday, April I9 5 Friday. April 27... .................. Cashmere 5351--' ,fn ' Thursday. May 3 ....................... Wenatchee , IQ , 1 , V Friday, May 4 ......... Chelan Tournament at Chelan . ,1f, , . ' V- Tuesday. Mav 8... ..................... ..Er1tiat ,322 .DD fini ' ' - Saturday, May I2 ........ District Meet at Wenatchee Tuesday. May I5 .... ................... C ashrnere 1 . Wednesday, May I6 .....................,.., Twisp, . . t , .- . Q t . . , ta t Thursday, Friday ..,.... Inland Empire Meet, Spokane '. I I 5, , 1 1 i May17.MayI8 ?l?112'-1141.111 1 , 'sf ' X' 'C A 3 'XRYYR N + X ,time F - ,,,,,, 1 ' --sf'fiit2!E2Eiu i 42 5 - G 1 'R -ua Y. s . . F . A ,zQ54, fi Ffa MW N I Rn cn QZX G . X X X fi' EA 'IA w N W . 1- QQQ 4-I Eff Agn' 13 W W0 xgfwmnisj M5175 I Zamqfff. 5246 Mr. Barry's Etchings, this year's Junior Class Play, was presented April 18, Ig, and 20, This three act comedy was under the direction of Mr. Dean Lehman. Judson Barry . . . . Mrs. Taylor . . . . Evelyn Taylor. . , , Tom Crosley. . . . Sam Jordan . . . . . . . Nolan Sexton . . . . Donise Kibby ,. .. Helen Harris .....Bill Ames .. .....Nige1 Adams Marvin Pritchard. . . . . . . .Brian Finnigan Fifty Ferris . . . . . Sawbuck Sam, , , Mrs. Griswold. . . . , , Carrie Stanwich . Daisy Dayton . . . Kenneth Plunkett Bud... .... .. Carolyn Eichhorn . . Mike Finnigan , Mickie McLean . .Winona Zielke . . . . Lois Bottger .........EdBliSs , , ,Gary I-lousden Q, Tfgaffoof of N57 H fficafwcfa 'rr QQOQ Leagues 3 Under the SQEJ ,VJ g Q55 ahh,-B LL:-5 ' ' ff . r f ,, ,. 14 :I ' 7'j2?f',ff QW, 1 1- g 4f,f3.,,g.:,,f. ff! lf. f iii2f, ,g',,j Q ,ff , ., E ,gf Y W6 W, are A5 0 I a'?'af jffz ff nl, ' W LX If j A1 T f' ,','4 g A A --s 5 '5Hi1-, 'N--.Q j S lfl g 7 'F fi! ,Mb S. x. , . '-sr? X W- X' x s Fwgk f 'lui '95 .'y, aa, X 'oT nu. v Y gm ,J 'J 'f 'Y' innZ8S imavfhl , , 1 1 ,gi IS.. Z 'ak ,,. fix-. ,,,, up h l Z .g, ,, 1 qi- ...V Z ., ' .' ,w ,. ,-riff' ...A-J' fd' V - 'Q-f 'ijt' 'Z ' -V 7 . i A ,, I E.. , i 4 3 2-.2 ..2'En. CH ,bi Q X, 2' BANV FRONT ROW: C, De Lucca, B. McAulley, I. Davis, G. Goodwin, E. Bliss, B. Carter, B. Holmes, C. Bowers, I, Gaukroger, C. Bowers. SECOND ROW: A. Fellows, T. Pickett, L. Blessing, R, Faletto, I. McClellan, A. Carter, W, Louk, D. Thielke, L. Petit, D. Felker, L. Hart. THIRD ROW: B. Ienkisn, S. Murray, B. Schultz, B. Shively B. Foland, G. Housden, C. Loudenback, Mr. Hurmence. gmac! The Chelan I-Ii h School Band has been very active this year. lt performed at football and basietball games, at the District Basketball Tournament in Grand Coulee, at the Annual Christmas Concert, the Band Party, the Annual Music Festival in Wenatchee, the Apple Blossom Festival Parade, the Manson Apple Blossom Festival, and the Memorial Day Parade. Leon Petit was selected to play in the State Band. Edwin Bliss and James Gaukroger were selected to play at the Music Camp in Oregon. Barton Shively received the Honor Musician Award for the year for musi- cianship, honor points, habits, and attitude toward the band. game! Wann 771 Q: o ' f' A i .. ., A , .- .,, - Q. , . .,- ,Q-'IQ ' f , I .Q .- Q 2.1544 ' Elf-ir X at 1 .. Q3 11121 1- ,- 'f' 'T -2- ' FRONT ROW W Louk B Schultz E Bliss A Fellows BARTON SHIVELY SECOND ROW B Shively I Gaukroger 47 iyze.:-in ., ., . - be ay -9 1 ' 3 v I ' Y f FRONT ROW: J. Steele, L. Hart, C. Little, E. Hart, M. Mathers, M. Hanson. SECOND ROW: K, Platt, C. Eichhorn, E. Perry, K. Schneckenberger, G. Hendrix, M. Falkenburg, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: B, Olsen, B. Shively,.B, Ames, N. Sexton, K. Davis, M. Finnigan, E, Bliss. The mixed chorus performed at the Annual Spring Concert and Baccalaureate this year. Other activities in which the chorus par- ticipated were the County Wide Music Festival at Wenatchee and the Music Picnic. Kay Platt was the accompanist for the chorus. FRONT ROW: D. Kibby, G. Hendrix, V. Gage, D. Roland, E. Hart. SECOND ROW: C. Campbell, M. Smith, Mrs. Edwards, Advisor. WQN' -P. 41. .. - Tr S ,-4113 In the fall of 1955, the Chelan High School Art Club held its first meeting. During the year, the Club had meetings after school and in the evenings. At these meetings, a con- stitution was adopted and art techniques were dis- cussed. The purpose of the Art Club was to render art services to the school, encourage private study of art, and to prepare posters and displays. 70: Ev6cted7Zf4. EDITOR Barbara Foland dl ASSISTANT EDITOR Kathleen Holttum ig!!-av Wg .feud dg payed. LAYOUT MANAGERS Carolyn Eichhorn Donise Kibby Om gaddg A ADVISOR. Ginger Edwards I MR AMES A I r O I F 'i 1 I ADVISOR: George Riffero A , ' ' Q. rl In 11 i , V Q Vvyv fl' X ti-3, T 15'-' -n I - 'ff'- gl I il 4 f f'4 , P 50 -an FIRST ROW: M. Mathers, E. Hart. I. Cozart, D. Kibby, B. Foland, K. Perry, Mr, Riffero, J, Ittner. CO-EDITORS Barbara Foland Donise Kibby ASSISTANT EDITOR Kathleen Holttum LAYOUT MANAGER Janice Cozart BUSINESS MANAGER Ellen Hart TYPISTS Cherie Bowers Marion Mathers REPORTERS Jack Holmes Janet Ittner Jim Moyer Elizabeth Perry ADVISOR Mr. Riffero P 3 , ,,, ,..,..- v.. Holtturn, C. Bowers. SECOND ROW: E. The journalism staff, under the supervision of Mr. Riffero, has been very active during the year. During the first semester there were six students in the journalism class. Rosemary Abbott was the editor of the Rampage for the first semes-- ter'The second semester brought in six new members. Barbara Foland and Donise Kibby were editors of the Rampage at that time. The journalism class prepared many articles during the basketball season. The final edition of the paper was dedicated to the departing seniors. FIRST ROW: Mr, Cone, J. Ittner, K. Platt, R. Little, M. Rampton, E. Hart, B. Jenkisn, C. Bowers. SECOND ROW: Mr Riffero, R. Kress, B. Watson, T. Cranmer, J. Goedde, K. Davis, E. Perry, M, McLean,J. Cozart,Mrs. Edwards, Mrs Rainier, rl, -6 Is'-J K 5 fps, -J? ,f-C-4 xl S X -f A X wx g 1 X FIRST ROW Lish Bliss Moyer Paulson, Kress, Gage, Davis, Sexton, Varney, Emerson Hayter SECOND ROW Bottger Cozart Clark Straughbaugh, Rampton, Eichhorn, Platt, Zielke, Mathers Kibby McLean Holttum 'Q THIRD ROW Bowers Lindston, Perry, Finnigan, Harris, Cook, Little, Smith Jenkins Mr Lehman P ' Dmmatica ,I p xx 4 nv n President ...... . . . Kenneth Davis Vice President. . . ...... Kay Platt Secretary ...... ..... D onise Kibby Treasurer ..... . . .... Helen Harris The Broadway comedy, Dear Ruth, under the direction of Dean Lehman, was presented by the Dra- matics Club on November I6, I7, and 18, The annual Dramatics Club Banquet was held on the night of May 16. 4:- ecvzzdi 644 Dora Mrs. Edith Wilkins . . . Miriamwilkins . . . . . Judge Harry Wilkins . . Ruth Wilkins......... Lt. William Seawright Albert Kummer . . . . . . Martha Seawright , , , Sgt. Chuck Vincent , , Harold Klobbermeyer, in L. 5? V 40 1 t'Ql- TR A X 5 L, !,, xaX W1 fs 1 f..4.-, - g.-,,,.-m -,j1,- K--11 .N KQXXX fL- ,f QN A PM-mmf L - ff ' 1 ' I cl .1 h - - ix X M i 4 x if ,Ji f I-- X Q 1 ,Q Ky Advertising Zowfffffw :die ZQafaZon77laiafz0m,0dwq if 6455449 Wmica Qian ?4aas X5 60414. o 'Elan of I956' ,ham 0 dom Dqdcwfmeftf S1045 gV kyV h Chl h ?oatez4. ?aod 77541665 CONGRATULATlONS GRADS unury AN D Sfnvsc 166614, Fwy Sing REL3ABLE,0 P - ESCWTIONS The place you stop and shop , I, I ff. Featurin ic aug n dresses, Jane Irwill sweaters 3 and teen-age dress favorites. ,, e an, Was ington quality meats and groceries ll ll ' s 1 1 5' XJ, mai' Wdnwmi sterling silver Lowle Gorham Wallace Heirloom Girls' Baseball A makes of Watches Best W1shes t the Class of 56 a corporat1on Member Wenatchee Okanogan Co operat1ve federat1on GIVEN, WHITE 8: PRINCE INC Sales Managers Packers and Sh1ppers Wenoka Fru1t Brand Boxed Apples Chelan Washmgton rf' If Q was ,digg KW!! 4 X ,,-.qc W? lk,- everythmg for the home ws- 1-ff .wi CONGRATULATIONS GRADS Gxrls Baseball N... ll . - Q' . -V ,-. h v, VLA 'Ubi'- .' -'sv ' ' ' . 0 . 0 . . . U s .. . . , - ,,,.-11 fl! . U -, I X, .Y1 V ' I g .-.,, 1.1 ,iv-' ' -1 I I v . 'J' s 'w-I -4 -I -.. Q' -4 ds, JA W-- -f':...,e :ig-Q I I . af 7 if f f' 'L I 4 -hir -L Qi, e '- .. - ?. , , ,we l-'55 - z-J f: , V -PU ' TN 1' 1. fc-1: of . J 'ag' 1 I I,. 1.5'-3 ':fQ,,4ws1.,ful . 511'-'L A- 551, , 1 . fs 'wg 4-a'3g ' UZ ,- 3 , . .3- -'V ,- . ' wif 4' ' '- . 1'- 'T 1 ' 1 5 'PI ,' rw fine ' - T ,K gfgq 3. , 1 iii. gi- ' 'W' , 1-'V r ' 4 - .sf 1 I . ' 'Q I. V 'n - ,S ' A I - -L 4 1 I Q. , I - L . We wlsh health and happmess to the 1956 graduatmg class May the years before you be prosperous For Counsel ! 'S Insurance see the a-vdfl. Sophomores on the lawn Insurance A gency N' and advlce on matters pertalnmg to Qofwlead. 775412 Qfotel MR and MRS DAN GORDAN Propnetors mf You EZ? T e Vacauon spot on Lake Chelan 7' IEANINE SUSAN me Zamfez Dealers 1n bulldlng materlals Chelan Washmgton Q f f 454 a q J .- -' inf' is 5 :O I a h ' - 'X arg-gf qv 4,5 :Q r 2-, - -. L f 3 -nf x 7? 3 ' L gt X X Zama- Dwg and 'Yaantauz CID PUR E URU 5 Uno:-m SERVQUZ BOB d BARB 4' 2 Zadleq Vumanag fiyenoy 4- 4 gdliv v x 5 Bal Saws Wwa-if Th s age cy at ou Domi. 5,604 F' S4076 60005 h g a EVENRUDE MOTORS I-It1gEq e BILL S TEXACO TE C0 WILB UR HART UNION OIL Q 4 fi ' I 5 X V Q n' ' Janet Ittner and her mother, ' I I Vnaafmneg 'I .0 ' .1 lb' q Ns. i n an , U y r servlce. 0 Fis in nd un 'n uipm nt I A. and F.F,A, Hayride. l Mxke dan 1 g JQJK JU L9 fl Hklaa 34144 mf alum! gazed Zdallwled 1370 69 branches throughout the state tba M CHEVROLET BUILDERS LUMBER d B dg Zamplelbl. Wolfe! and lodgg Un .4465 LLJA ou' alHpp th f 6 Kleiman 77Zatou., Vu HANK 8: EMILX KJOBECK ffaqlm Shown GENERAL ELECTRIC felon. Quang ' CO Ch 1C dT k E yl'g b'1d yh'g C T dF M-h' y Cll ' p Zfdcuz E9 ws- . 364601. find 1 o - 'feats Station xl Q 'vs S cess a iness to eC1asso '5 0 C mp! ments Zleleuz Valley Wiczzaz A 'f n :ti S4 .Zim 6 w, M Mlm: gdftddl AW S40 f X 1 4 TWX I 'LS fx liar' WESTERN STORE Congratulauons to Auto Supphes Home Supphes the class of 1956 Apphances DRS DEWAR POMEROY and TOYS BACON o i N I of xml: W!! 0 Q ? Q ' X41 1 , lf' X f J 4 Q 'X mum ' A . is E ii 1 L -, V ' n 'S M f di , ' f 2 ' i A 9 'fs N If Q, , . X, 'x I . h , my E Q f V 'Q i , ' E f. 4 75' 1 5' -w . 1 ga - I I ' , ' ev I Xli L 1 , x X i j , . Q ' 1 :L if--L E ' 'J E N 4 .E S 3- I , Q W W h ,' ,Tx ' -A 4 . ' fqwx , . 4- 1 ' I 1 I fi I Study Hall 4 'I Bookkeepmg Class FRIENDLY FINANCE Wlshes the Class of 1956 Good Luck SNYDER BRO S CLEANERS Next to Post Offlce CHELAN GREENHOUSE XX' 'X Phone 2lO PAT and MIKE Frozen food lockers Grocenes Gas O11 Phone 16Fz1 Lakesxde Washmgton EARL MEAT MARKET Phone 2425 A good place to buy meat! McKlNNON 8. LITTLE llcensed publxc accountants Honor Soclety Party I Vxsual A1ds Party ewelez DAR YL B. NUTLEY Phone 142. Chelan, Washmgton Slaagendacqbf' ,49eacq Invest a home protect xt Wlth msurance phone 117 Chelan Washmgton gfdddv Qu!! Just Honest Food JIM and MARY TI-IEUBET B.. Bake Sale il! Typmg Class -.1 PUNTIAI' Phone 155 G1rl s Club Ifl1Il3I1Cl'1 Art Class glam Pmtwzc Va c at 1on 70414 ani qfafweung zecafzf' Modern Cablns Boatmg Swlmrrung Water sk1ing, Gas, O11 Grocemes and F1Sh1ng Supp11es dem Zur Wim? ,- J5' fxs ...B 1-51Lv-ml L ff' A ts -4 N ...Q-...Q-J H Cafe and fountaxn Servxce Chelan, Washmgton DIMICK S BROKEN WHEEL KELSEY S MEN S WEAR Ceramlcs CXCIUSIVS wear for men Lessons Greenware Supplles Phone 425 Fmng Chelan Washxngton Richfleld products Expert Lubr1cat1on Phone 531, Chelan Washington Zeaimuu. Zeaatg Salon Phone 251 Chelan Washxngton Zielmz .lmmcbaq Qdfwld- Smtwn Chelan Washmgton Wana Stews Shoes School Supplles Notlons Ready to Wear Styles Knmknacks Chelan Washmgton M' ,V NIU W' 7 ,Q bv in-t.,,, BOB and SUZEN Semwr Day HELEN and LIZ Q :wt Q 1 BETTE and CAROLYN MILKIE Sumor Day r , . I I n i ,J h s I I 1 JKJ' ' , 0 , . Y .---. - ' I I - I '- F, al' ' r 'v. , Y f' , I . x Rx,gQ.27g, 1 , 6 N ' ' ff' ' , ' x .Ing-l' 1 - .,, . V? 3 ' ' ' - 'O v 1 t X . , if ff A, 'K P ,A - M Aa 4 1 a' .J 'Q - 1 ' . Q Q K, 9 if QM 4 1 . N 1 O, . C2 I , 3 3 4 - h ' . -A , N mpetx. Chelan s only exclustve store for women s famous Branch such as Iantzen Sacony Gay Gibson Latgeon Konet ofCa11forn1a and sportswear Kewl. Radlo and Record Shop Congratulates the class of if- Newest 1n radros Latest rn records Phone 2575 Telephone cuz nazi 70265 5 Wfalief Best W1ShCS fo Free prck up and dehvery BENNEY 8t BETTY HARPER Phone 163 5 'N' ! H f-5 'f tl in ' II '56 , ,Q ,5 . . .v ' Ek! 1465464 zdgzd S GM 56 ee-fa, We-Q 5 Y. 1 . ,, K E ' f .4'a6acdg Qwoefzy zdfq 7641315 TEE G AUGUST FEBRUARY School started SEPTEMBER OCTOBER F H A arty S B A ptctures taken Sentor Ptctures taken Nattonal Assembly Tted Tonasket oo qfootbally P T A teachers receptron F H A Meettng 8 45 Beat Qurncy I3 o ffootballj W E A potluck F H A slumber party Beat Leavenworth I4 7 Qfootballj W E A at Wenatchee Lost to Colvtlle I9 27 Cfootballl Lost to Omak 6 26 ffootballj Nattonal Assembly Trampoltne Stars Beat Manson tg o qtootballj NOVEMBER 242 Student Leader Conference Lost to Moses Lake o 51 ffootballj Shots Beat Cashmere I3 7 ffootballj N W Meettng Spokane Dress Rehearsal Dramatrcs Club Play Thanksgtvrng Vacatton DECEMBER JANUARY Jamboree Honor Socrety Program Dtnner Care Movre Beat Cashmere 45 42 qbasketbally Beat Brtdgeport 5 51 fbasketballj Beat Eastmont 60 31 fbasketballj Chrtstmas Concert Lost to Peshasttn 36 57 qbasketballj Football Banquet A F H A ha rr e Band party Beat Dryden 50 27 qbasketbally Beat Manson 40 43 qbasketbally Cheerleaders conventron at Wenatchee Beat Watervtlle 53 47 fbasketbally Drtll Team marched Lost to Enttat 37 40 fbasketbally Matorettes twtrled Sock Hop Lost to Peshasttn 44 51 fbasketballj End of f1rst semester Lost to Wenatchee 51 56 fbasketballj Beat Eastmont 72 35 fbasketballj Talk to Sentors by Employment Servrce Beat Leavenworth 49 44 tbasketballj Lost to Cashmere 48 51 fbasketballj MaJorettes twtrled MARCH APRIL MAY 68 Employment Servtce Test Beat Dryden 61 49 fbasketballj Lost to Wenatchee 54 56 qbasketballp Enttat v1s1ted Beat Manson 5 47 fbasketbally Matorettes twtrled Lost to Enuat 48 55 fbasketbally County Tournament Started Beat Watervtlle 58 42 qbasketballj Nattonal Assembly Martmba Moments Beat Peshas tn 51 56 fbasketballj U N Essays due Band Nrght Beat Brtdgeport 64 73 fbasketballj Matorettes twtrled Sock Hop D1str1ct Basketball Tournament Lost to Grand Coulee 48 59 fbasketballl Lost to Ennat 6 Mustc Meet at Spokane State B Tournament Sock Hop State Employment Intervtew Natronal Assembly Electrtc Harmontum F F A Banquet Natronal Honor Scholar Test Gtrl s and Boy s Club Meetrngs Band Concert N W Mustc Festtval Wenatchee College Conference Wenatchee Htgh School W B E A Heartng test Sprmn Vacat1on Gtrl s Club Tolo Tennls meet at Wenatchee Dress rehearsal for Jr Class Play lunror Class Play Manson Royalty v1s1ted Wenatchee Royalty VlSlICd Style show and Mother s Tea Tennts meet wtth Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festlval Iuntor Prom and Banquet Manson Queen s Ball F H A Banquet Typlng and Shorthand Tests Dramancs Club Banquet Grrl s Club Dance N C Track meet at Omak State T ack meet at Pullman Baccalaureate ZQ 1 ' . 3 ' 8 . . .p 4 -- - 9 . . . 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