Cheney High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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Intellectual Undergrads The Greatest Tribute QA Tribute to Lincolnj History books all sing his praise, In songs to him our voices raise. Everywhere you look, you see Tributes to his magnamimity All these things and many more Of him are told, score on score. Yet of all the things that man has made, No greater tribute can be paid To the man'of the people forever more, Than to preserve the things that he died for. -Margaret Lee, Sophomore House Cleaning I swept my mind clean yesterday And dust mopped in my brain: And then I washed off all my cares By standing in the rain! -Indy Cline, Iunior I'll See Ya Around We met one night and parted So many days have passed At the door without a sound Some happiness I've found, For it was after hours But where's the guy I met that night And he said, I'Il see ya around. Who said, I'll see ya around? He went home, and I went in I guess I gave up hope at last And the alarm clock I wound , And thought he must have drown'd, And climbed in bed and dreamed of He walked home with me tonight I-lim who said, I'll see ya around. And said, I'll see ya around. -Bettie Lucille Landt, Iunior Evening I think the evening was made for the troubled, Though some say in evening their worries seem doubled, But for me the cooling evening breeze Puts my weary mind at ease. It seems that in the early twilight, Iust before the earth is lit by starlight That all the weary world is at rest, And it is then that my worried mind works the best. I think it must be God above Sending down an extra portion of love, Soothing his children's weary heads, Before putting them into their beds. r -Iean Hueter, Sophomore 23

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Junior Class I April 17 N a spring evening colored beams of light slanted through the decorations of red, white and blue in V for victory formation, and picked up high- lights of the dresses worn by excited girls attending the Iunior Prom. This event was made successful this year by the Iunior Prom Committee, headed by Faye Davis, with every member of the class acting on a committee. Miss Fryer as hostess and Mr. Hodge as host directed the group. Because of the many booths presided over by the Iunior class members, their share of the earnings represented a large part of the Carnival profit. 'E' Iunior Girls Upper Picture. Top row-Doris Jean Spence, Pat Henry, Lucille Iandt, Hazel Samuels, Velma Bower, Arda Morrow, Ellen Rouse, Judy Cline. Second row-Ruth Weaver, Eleanor Oster, Helen Johnson, Eleanor Ballinger, Gladys Heltzel, Dorothy Hagel, Carol Hagel, Lucille Steiner, Miss Fryer. First row-Alice Mae Ball, Catherine Turnbow, Helen Hanshew, Marion Anderson, Corlyn Loomer, Genevieve Bair, Faye Davis. Absent when picture was taken-Phyllis Gressley, Cleona Kahler, Vivian Thompson. Iunior Prom Committee Picture Center Left. Left to right, in V formation-Miss Fryer, Velma Bower, Corlyn Loomer, Faye Davis, Vivian Thompson, Genevieve Bair, Bob Hodgson, Alfred Wiles, Mr. Hodge. junior Class Officers Picture Center Right. Top row-Mr. Hodge, Adviserg Tom Conley, Vice Presidentg Judy Cline, Treasurerg Alfred Wiles, President, Miss Fryer, Adviser. Second row-Faye Davis, Treasurerg Hazel Samuels, Secretaryg Velma Bower, Vice President, Arda Morrow, Secretaryg Vivian Thompson, President. junior Boys Lower Picture. Top row-Teles Lauzon, Roger Hubbard, Elmer Anderson, Gene Anderson, Mr. Hodge, Nickolas Vulk. Second row-Edward Rouse, David Woodward, Lester Camp, Alfred Wiles, Ted McMillan, Glenn Dobbins. Third row-Albert Lindquist, Charles Thompson, Johne Wilson, Bob Witthans, Don- ald Dilley, John Matsumoto. Absent when picture was taken-Ralph Blair, Bob Hodgson, Dick Murphy, Tom Conley, Jack Liddell, Omer Kaufman, Ed Pierson. 25