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X ncnltural Mathunatlw Ifazm blur I' X 'Xdusor FRANK THOMAS CARROLL PH B fonvaga Lmveumty Phy ical I-tlutatlon md Health Safety Drnnn. Spanlsh Coath Boxing. Baseb ll Illrentm Recleatlonal Athlelw ARTHUR T BEAUDREAU B Lnneratty of Idaho Lenlaton Ixormal School Faatern Vlashmgton College Indubtrxal Arts Mechanical Dxanmg Iureattonal Industllal Arts ' ' ' ' Z . . ., .S,. 't'l. A. . . ., . ' .' ' ' . . . ., .A. 'R V . sl , 5 ' Lv Y' NX Q . . w et V .. tlwl X n - ,li X I N .I ' '. I I' X- - if .Fi A -,P I v , . W . . , . ., . . X VA X H , . . 7 v J X B. L. 1. 3. --7 , W , , l', Y' i'Io. - 5 , ' - , '- Sim I-Imerson College of Oratory 5' ' Q pl! ' . j f1',1 . . . ' .' 'z ', I .- fl'..- f v I ' It : 1 . j .A., 1 El. Q , N 2' - A 1 ' - -A- x fe -1, Q7 iz-' x ff Chi V 1,1 'Q 1 ' 1, ' X Xin' 'lk ,iqixf A-' K! A tl L71 , - v A I jl, Q' 1 .. I' .U . ' f ' fr, Q law . f' Ti., f , I ,-f' L--'f Aff I ,fig I 4, V Lia' X C If -,Tina ' - f J fir Af 4 ' fikff, . 'L 1, -:f ' fp. 4 'e 1 fb ff Eff '55 clllfe Cpalg Q-fnllvute to l MR COOIL Mr Cooxl came to Cheney as prmcxpal of the high school and super lntendent of schools of Dlstrlct 20 ln 1930 Smce that tlme he has worked unceasmgly for the betterment of our school system and under hns leader shxp thls dnstrlct was consohdated mto Dxstrlct No 355 In hrs many years as head of the Cheney schools Supt Cooll has gamed the respect and adm1rat1on of hrs teachers students and the communxty alnke and xt IS wxth real regret that we wxtness h1s leavmg The faxthfulness wnth whlch he has performed hxs duties and the ease and assurance with which he has met each sntuatxon wnll long serve as an msplratnon to future leaders m the Cheney Hngh School Mr Cooll leaves our school wxth the smcere good wxshes of faculty and students , . . , . 1 , . f I I F0 PIGHT Seaud gtilldlll, LFT TO RIGHT Second row Thu d low Fourth ron ANNUAL STAFF Shuley Broun Jerldmt Dobblns B111 Roxxlfs Pat Stuhr Irene Delabarre Helen Balr Betty Jean Ioeper Betty Rovsles Dorothy Thames Ruth Allce Freeman Mary Lou Oberst Marxanne Hakola Paulme Rembold Harold Kulm Geor glalld Wallace Betty Mae Beall Jack Allen Don Hoff Henry Bennett Jnn Johnson 'Vhss Lormskl STUDENT COUNCIL Beall Paullne Rembold Helen Balr Pat Stuhr Janet Manor Margaret Boyes Pat Manor Mary Lou Oberst Ruth A11ce Freeman Lynn Harms Irvm Hull Dean Johnson Gxlbert Hughes Bill Rowles John McConnell Mr Flsher Ray Stelner Lyle Kaplan Arnold Clausen Kelth McConnell Allen Matsumoto GIRLS LEAGUE AND BOYS' FEDERATION OFFICERS Y FT TO RIGHT Flrst rovx Second row Thlrd low If ourth ron Shlrley Brown Margaret Boyes Joyce Gxlbert Cheral Sumslon Irene Delabarre Gary Webb Joan Grlfflth Molly Mason Mary Lou Oberst Bob Burns Howard Hauge Lyle Kaplan Arnold Clausen Irvm Hull Mr Flsher Miss Schaefer Mr Oberst 'Q ' . . : 1 . 1 J ' .J 2 ' . -I ' . , ' . -A v ' 1 ' I - ' r m Y r f ' 1 Y x I y ' Y A ' - ' '. First row: Annetta Tallyn, Jerldine Dobbins, Shirley Brown, Betty Mae 3 , I , . 'Z , - I- V l , ' ' y V . Y, . . . ' I v y 1 I v U I I A 1 1 . x : 1 1 v . 4 w ,. ' . ' ' ' v v - ' .....fb.... fi -L 1 I Z -H? fi-' 'E.s Pme Cone Collaborators After working dxlxgently 1n secret fbehmd the locked door of Room 200 for many months the annual staff has fmally managed to put forth xts creatlon of genxus the 1948 Pune Cone We smcerely hope you wlll be able to apprecxate our efforts and our humor Edltor Pat Stuhr Assxstant Edltor B111 Rowles Busmess Staff Helen Balr Manager Irene Delabarre Paulme Rembold Artist Georglana Wallace Glrls Sports Shxrley Brown Boys Sports Jack Allen Prophecy Mary Lou Oberst Act1v1t1es Marxanne Hakola Dorothy Thames Ruth Freeman Jam Johnson Betty Beall Jerldme Dobbins Harold Kulm B111 Rowles Junior Betty Calendar Class Representatnes Rowles Sophomore Henry Bennett Tvpxst Betty Loeper Advisor Mlss L0rlnSk1 Gnrls League Overlookxng past years the Gxrls League organlzatlon can once agaln clalm esteem In March a Sports Banquet was glven m honor of the boys who had earned letters ln football baseball basketball boxmg and track A dance followmg the banquet pro uded entertamment Another proJect was started for the con venxence of the towns people a lxst of Girls xolunteermg for baby sxttlng Thls worked out satxsfactonly addmg to the rep utatxon of the Gxrls League The whole-hearted cooperatlon between the Gxrls League and the Boys Federatxon resulted ln a profltable work day which contrxbuted considerably toward the flood lxghts for the playfxeld Gxrls League Officers were Fmrst Semester Second Semester 'Vlary Lou Oberst PFCSIGEHL Shlrley Brown Margaret Boyes V Pres Irene Delabarre Joan Grlfflth Sec Treas Molly Mason Mlss Schaefer Advlsor Miss Schaefer Energetic Executnves The Student Councll under the leadershxp of Dean Johnson Student Body Presldent has successfully completed nts task of gov ernmg school affairs for 1947 1948 The Councll IS composed of Student Body Offx cers a Busmess Manager and club and class presldents One of nts mam undertakxngs was the re usal of the constxtutxon Few other schools can engoy the freedom our members experxence The Council meets weekly Coften wlthout a faculty member? and attends to all student actxvxtxes This organxzatlon IS lndeed an actlve fngure ln dealmg wlth fmanclal educational and other sltuatxons whlch may arise The Councll has asslsted ln the approprx atlon of funds for the llghted play fleld by carefully planmng and carrymg out a work day Other amounts for thls project were set asxde from smokers and the Carmval Last fall when the County Student Coun c1l met at the County Courthouse ln Spo kane Cheney was represented by Ruth Allce The followmg were Student Body Offlcers for 1947 1948 Presldent Dean Johnson Vxce President Pauhne Reinbold Second Vlce Presldent Keith McConnell Secretary Ruth Allce Freeman Treasurer Pat Stuhr BUSINESS Manager Janet Manor Advxsor Mr Flsher Boys' Federation The Boys Federatlon was a staunch sup porter of the Llghts for the Playfleld To help fmance thlS tlckets were sold by the boys for chances on a 1948 Plymouth Sedan whxch was sponsored by the Cheney Junlor Chamber of Commerce At a Jolnt meetlng of the Gxrls League and the Boys Federation whole heartedly approved the erectlon of the boxmg rmg and thexr help was genulnely apprecxated Offlcers for the year were Flrst Semester Second Semester Arnold Clausen Presldent Lyle Kaplan Howard Hauge V Pres Irvm Hull Gary Webb Secretary Bob Burns Advisors Mr Flsher Mr Oberst 1 . - 4 ' ' ' ' ' I I I . 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'Q . - 'ii i x 0' 57- It 2:4 bl Q ' 'E '9 I vi. 4 ,, . - xy, H 4:22 f 'ffm if f 1 - - n '..1-l 'Nh 1 .if 52552 NOSEY N EWSHOUN DS This year the Blackhawk newspaper staff is proud to say that they have edited two papers a month for the readinq pleasure of the hiqh school students one mnmeographd copy alternated wlth a copy prmted by the Cheney Free Press Money to fmance thls prlntmg venture was supphed by S50 semester subscrlptxons from students and merchants block advertxsmg rn the prmted xssue The paper was published under the SUPGIVISIOD of MISS Leone Webber Among the mterestmg thlngs arranged by her for the staff was a v1s1t to the Spokane Dally Chronlcle buxldmg durxng Natxonal ournallsm Week where they were conducted on a complete tour of the bulldmq The staff also attended journalxsm lectures gxven by noted Journalxsts at E W C E The Blackhawk staff have become members of the recently started Paclfxc Slope School Press sponsored by the School of Iournallsm at the Umversxty of Washrngton Washmgton IS one of exght other states mcluded ln thns hlgh school project and among lmprovement projects sponsored by thls club are regular lmprovement analys1s reports whxch are lssued to the staff upon request The Blackhawk orgam7at1on IS entxrely voluntary and the wrxters are constantly str1v1ng to please thelr subscrlbers to glve them what they want 1n enloyable readmg Thls IS a more dxffxcult task than one mxght thmk because as lxncoln saxd You can please all of the people some of the tlme and some of the people all of the txme but you cannot please all of the people all of the txme Members of the Blackhawk Staff were Edlt0l' Ruth Freeman Assistant Edltors Jane Mounts Jerldme Dobblns Cxrculatlon Manager Betty Rowles Features Betty Rowles Mary Lou Oberst Henry Bennett :ports Keith McConnell Gary VValkup Margaret Boyes Reporters Lu Johnson B111 Rowles Cheral Sumsxon Annetta Tallyn Jeanmne Shepard Art Staff Fechter France Dorothy Thames Molly Mason Mechamcal Staff Shirley Brown Irene Delabarre Betty Jean Loeper Ellnor Edmlston Margaret Boyes Advisor Mlss Leone Webber , C I 4 . . . . .. I I 4 Y . U Business Manager .....,. ............................,....,,,........,..,...,...........,.... M olly Mason , . .. ..................V.......... . , , . I y . ' -'- ---- -'---- - l 1 1 I . . I SNAPPY STENOS All actnvntxes of Cheney Hxgh School center around the Super zrtcndent s offrce vxhxch IS under the competent management of Mr C Coonl Supermtendent Mr George A Fxsher PI'1Y1Clp3l and Mrs dIl1CSGOOdXKl11 Secretary Each vear a number of commerclal malors are selected s asslst nts to the secretary to axd her xn carrymg on the yauous dutxes of the offxce xx h1ch mclude tvpmq recordlnq grades checkmg absence and tardy sllps and rmmeographxng For thxs serv1ce students recelve one eredlt per year Part clpatlnq rn offlce vxork durxnq the year were VIVICII Nleredlth Dexot Dow Pa Stuhr Marlanne Hakoli Fvelyn Brook fleld Marllyn Aldrlch Paullne Relnbold Margaret Boyes Char lene Conley Pit Manor Shlrley Brovyn Vera ean Flder Pwullne Bauer Betty Be1ll Tyula Tlffanv and Ehnor Edmxston who siy Froyx ns xull never get you f1r Nary eyen a m1le Servxce wnth 1 smle LITERARY LOAFERS Ah' The happy memorles of the qulet 7 lxbrarv wnth tyxenty busy llttle bees fl1brar1an5 hurrymg and scurrymq each performmg her task under the watchful eye ofthe Queen Bee 1Mxs Flverl Each l1br1r11n rs asslqned a specnl duty for the year lnto thus category fall cataloqxng books checkmq out books and maqa mes flllflg cards collectmq fmes ind maktng neu cards Of course theres one consolatlon when you task 1 com pleted you may always studv tread the latest Vogue I The llbrarxans namely Ellnor Edmlston Molly Nlason Bar bara Pendell Irene Delabarre Mary Lou Oberst Glenna Crawford Paulrne Rembold Evelyn Brookfreld Betty Beall Freda Brodm Beverly Wlllms Shxrley Brown V1v1en Mered1th Ethel Delabarre Walter Edmlston M1ckey Penhallurlck Anxta Sphchal Margaret Boyes Pat Stuhr and Donna Frtzner are all looklng forvxard to another year xn the hbrary all except the Senlors who leave to the others a few gentle hlnts on How to Make Mrss Fryer Happy x f , ' . . , . ,' 4 b L f- E1-K w.'. N a . 5 ' ' 2 . , . . A . . . 1 r v 4- ' - - v , 8 . L , c, 3 , ' 1 v v Q 'Y -1 '- ', . , f f , I a 1. . c , ' c , c ' c 'Z V 'r ' 1 A C l If I ' . Ihats why our motto ls- . . .1 ,. K. A . - 1.9 ,Y , . Q- . f 4 L 2 .1 I c ' . . K 1 f X , K f 1 cyc- : . , t ,L K ' L' V K - 1 5 t - r r - I , If . . , ' , 7 . , c . A . . . . . 7 I ' Y I - -. ' ' W -Y. -. EJ 2 jj xx Nm GROWING PAINS 1945-1948 September 4, 1945. lt was a lovely day. The birds were singing happily as they flitted from tree to tree, while the sun shone brightly, making diamonds of the dew still upon the lawn. This was the setting in which a number of care- free youngsters, socially known as Sophomores, hurried along the walks, up the steps, and deep into the realms of knowledge at Cheney High School. Per- haps to persons observing them, they seemed less diligent than they really were, but the little dears were really on the beam. As struggling Sophomores, they sponsored a Valentines dance, 'fCupid's Caper, with the jumpin' jive music of lack Holt and his Scholars of Rhythm. lt was admitted later that it was a twhisperl flopl But, later in the year they earned a half-day's vacation--spent in skating at Cook's Roller Rink--by sell- ing over 330,000 in bonds and stamps, enabling them to again look the Seniors in the eye. Candidates for Carnival King and Queen were Ierldine Dobbins and Ray Strieff. In April, at the Eastern Washington Music meet, Bill Rowles won the distinction of superior rating as pianist. The Iunior year started off with a BANG, their first undertaking being the football dance, A'Goalpost Gallop. This well-attended shindig brought them out of the fired into the credit side of the ledger Candidates for Carnival King and Queen were Pat Stuhr and Tom Byers ln March 1947 Mary Lou Oberst Iack Allen Mary Lotte and B111 Rowles were honored by being asked to participate in the Northwest Music Educators National Conference held in Seattle In May came the event they had long awaited the unior Prom Chinese Fantasy For this qala evening the gym was beautifully decorated to resemble 1 Chinese garden the crowning touch beinq the lov hanging ceiling of fir houghs When time for the spring sports rolled around the following super duper athletes displayed their prowess in tennis by copping honors at County gndhD1str1ct Meets ack Allen Ken Mullenix Leslie Bower Helen Bair Pat tu r And now we see these once ignorant Sophomores as wordly wise Seniors This is a good time to mention that im ohnson was a very competent Senior Manager of the 1947 Carnival And another triumph for the class was scored when Pauline Reinbold and Irvin Hull poined the rcinks of roy1lty by being rowned King and Queen of the Carnival On Febru ry 27 1948 the lights in the gymnasium xx ere once again dimmed the event the Senior Ball Moonbeims the music the Swing of Kings of the Spokane Cdako Club Eeek' The audience were qlued to their seats as the final curtain of the Senior play A Murder Has Been Arr inged fell before a capacity crowd on April 2 1948 After a final check up on grades Georgiane Wallace was named valedic torian and Pat Stuhr salutatorian of the graduating class of 1948 Now you may see by the foregoing article that the class of 48 having dis played much talent and ability will surely leave its mark upon the world' Class Officers for the three years were SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Helen Bair President Jim McConnell Lynn Harris Vice President Ray Steiner Pat Stuhr Secretary Margaret Boyes Pauline Reinbold Treasurer Betty Beall Advisors Miss Lormski and Mr Pond JUNIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS .Tack Allen President Bob Burns Geor iana Wallace Secretary Arnold Clausen Ray Strieff Treasurer Leslie Bower Advisors Miss Lorlnski and Mr Carroll SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Helen Bair President Arnold Clausen Jim Johnson Vice President Jim McConnell Lyle Kaplan Secretary Dorothy Thames Irene Delabarre Treasurer Dorothy Thames Advisors Miss LOFIHSRI and Mr Smith V P v t . . 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LEADERS OF THE CLASS OF 48 Readmg from top tleft to Plghtf DEAN JOHNSON S'IlIDFN'I' BODY PRESIDEN'1 ATHLFFE A leader of men but a follower of the fan srx Pr sxdent Boys Pederatmn 3 Glee Club 2 l'ootb8ll22II'l 4 Basketball 2 3 fratlc 2 5 PAULINE THERESA REINBOLD CARNIVAI QUFPN STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT Heres to the boys who double my Joys 1 lass Treasurer 2 Class Vrce Presndent 2 Student Counc-ll 3 4 Student Body Secretary 1 rsC34GAA2 4Dr1llTeax f mrls Leamxe Vlce President 3 Library Staff 4 Annual Staff 2 4 Office Staff 4 County Student Councll 3 GEORGIANA WALLACE VALEDICTORIAN MLSICAL TAL1' NTS bor learning, hath she ln abundance Band 2 3 4 Clee Clubl 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Nextettc 2 Txlple Trlo 3 Flute Quaxtette lhnll Ieam fl 4 Thespmn 4 Blackhawk Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Band Secretary 'Ireasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 I' H A 4 Glee Club llbrarla Dlstnrt Music Ifcstxval 2 'l 4 Regional Music l'LSflV8l 'i County Chorus 2 County Band 2 bounty Orchcstra 4 Pep Band 3 All School Ilaw 4 Semor llay 4 Thespxan Secretary Treasurer 4 lroduetlon Crevt You Can t Take lt Wlth You PAT STUHR ANNUAL EDITOR SALUTATORIAN Her heart IS like the moon always chantxnyz and has a man ln lt Student Body Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 2 F H A Presldent 2 Gxrls League Treasurer 2 Annual Staff .S 4 Blackhauk Staff 3 Glce Club 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 Sextette 2 County Chorus 4 Drlll Team 2 3 4 Carnival Court 3 Office Staff 1 Llbrary Staff 4 Badmxnton 2 3 4 Iennls hold Basketball 4 Girls C 2 3 4 Student Counczl 2 4 County Student Counctl 1 A A 2 3 4 Volley Ba IRVIN J HULL LARNIVAL KING- BOXLR He cares too much for llfe to slt long at a book Football 2 3 4 Insmratlonal blocking tatkhn Auards 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Boung 2 4 A 2 3 Red C 3 4 PeclCP1es1den Bova Ifederatlon Vice President 4 Student Council 4 BILL ROWLES MLSILIAN SCHOLAR Talented br-are beat Band 2 3 4 Band Presldent 4 Blarlthavuk Staff 2 3 4 Boys Clee Club 2 bounty Band 2 3 4 All Northwest Band 3 You Can t Take It With You 2 Semor Play 4 All School Play 4 Production Staff 4 Latm Club 2 3 Latln Club Presldent 3 Phesplans 4 Student Council 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Annual Staff 4 Girls Glee Club Accompanlst 3 Clarmet Quartet 3 District Music I-estxval 2 3 4 Regional Musto Festival 2 HAROLD KULM I- F A WINNER THLSPIAN You can tell what klnd of wheels he has in head by the spokes that come from his mouth Annual Staff 4 Blackhawk Staff 8 Football 3 Track 3 4 Baseball 2 Boxnng '7 3 4 All School Play 4 Student Councll 8 Rep0rterFFA3FFA284 Red C Program Chairman 4 Red C 8 4 Thespzanr nd neat a musxcxan hard t HELEN BAIR SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT HEAD MAJORET'IE A toe ln evervthlng lf not a whole foot Class Presldent 2 Student Bodv Second Vxce Presxdent 3 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Nllxed Chorus 2 Carnlval Busmess Manager 4 Badmxnton 2 3 4 Tennns 2 3 4 Gold Basketball hll Leader 4 Drill Team 2 3 tudent Councxl 2 'I 4 Clrls C Club 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 County Chorus 3 4 So tba 2 Sextette 2 JAMES A JOHNSON CARNIVAL MANAGER CLASS VICE PRFSIDENT I came I sau I conquered Class Social Chanrman 3 Annual Staff 4 Ban 2 Bo: Glee Club 2 Football Manager 3 4 Basketball 2 Borung 3 4 Tennls 2 3 4 Carnxval Sophomore Representative 2 Carnlxal Assistant Manager 3 All School Ilay 4 Senior Ilay 2 3 Red C 3 4 LYLE KAPLAN SFNIOR CI ASS SECRETARY F F A ACTIVITIES He trudged along unknowmg, what he sought Boss Federation Iresldent 4 F F A Xxce llc'-:dent 3 I F A Sent1nel4 Student Council IRENE L DELABARRE SI-INIOR CI ASS TRI-.ASLRER GIRLS SPORTS For what ll vul and what I wont vxon t Clrls C Vxce Presldent 3 Girls C Treasurer 4 Guls League Vlce Prcsldent 4 Annual Staff 4 Blackhawk Staff 3 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball Z 3 Drlll Team 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 4 L1brary Staff 3 4 Badmlnton Gold Basketball 4 ARNOLD CLAUSEN SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT BASK1' TBALL STAR Everybody s friend nobody s enemy Class Secretary 3 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Red C 4 Student Councll 4 F F A 2 8 4 Boys Federation Secretary 3 F F A Secretary JIM E MCCONNELL SENIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT I'HI+ SPIAN It IS better to went out than to rust out t lee Club 2 Ifootball 2 4 Track 2 3 4 Boxmg Atl School Play 4 Semor Play 4 Thesplans 4 Sttdent Council 2 Red C 4 Muted Chorus 2 3 DOROTHY THAMES SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY F H A ACTIVITIES Qutet but always ready to do her share Clrls League Treasurer 3 Annual Staff 4 Blackhawk Staff 4 F H A Secretary 4 All School Play 4 Transterred from West Valley ELIZABETH MAE BEALL JOLRNALIST THLSPIAN My Idea of an agreeable person IS one who agl uxth me Class Treasurel 2 Class Vlce President 3 Thesplan President 4 Girls C Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Blackhawk Staff 3 Girls C 2 3 Cold Basketball 4 Softball 3 4 Tenms 3 4 Glee Club 2 Mnxed Chorus 2 Thesplans 3 4 Offxce Staff 4 Lxbrary Staff 3 4 Drlll Peam 2 Student Council 4 Property Manager January 'lhau 3 All School Play 4 Senlor Play 4 Latm Club 3 4 e s ., . . , . 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I 2 6 REVELATIONS Upon arrxvmg ln the well known clty of Reno for a vacation land mcxdentally my 15th dxvorcel I truly discovered that the world xs a very small place On the tram to Reno I was approached by the conductor only to discover he was a senxor graduate of Cheney Hlgh School 15 years ago Ben Curtis now ac qulrxng a small pounch said he enjoyed the Job and Intended to stay on untxl tlme for letxrement We had a long talk about our fel low classmates and I learned that Bob Burns had recexved a medal for typmg but Ben dxdnt know lf It was for the fastest typlng or the most unreadable After sxgmng m at the Desert Hotel I bought a newspaper and went to my room to rest Whxle scanmng the pages of the paper I found to my astonlshment on the show page an artlcle about a ballet troupe now playmg at a local theater Gomg further xnto the artlcle I found the names of the dancers Helen Balr Marianne Hakola, Dorothy Thames and Pat Stuhr The background musxc was played by Georguana Wallace on the grand pnano wlth Ken Mullemx lwho fmally realxzed hxs am bltlonl as the page turner I swxtched on my radio and heard a terrlble babblmg sound I decxded to walt and see what xt was and wxthm a short time I found out It was only Babbllng Brookflelds Newscast Then came the commerclal Be sure you eat Crawfords Crumbles Cakes Cookies and Candy That was too much so I turned to an other statxon Vote for me Im best I am Could this be Yes Senator Ivan Hull and Senator James Johnson I hstened for a while when the statxon was interrupted for corrupted? with a quartet advertxsmg The Iron Man The volces sounded strangely enough like Evelyn Emtman, Bull Guyer Leslle Bower, and Marllyn Aldrnch The Iron Man manufactured to save work for multltudes IS produced by Bull Lange and Jack Nelson and Harvey Rupp Wouldnt you know' Actmg as secretarxes for thxs company are Mary Lotte and Vlvlen Mereduth Turnxng once agaln to the Reno paper edlted by Ray Stemer I found Jerldlne Dobbms and Pauline Bauer as staff reporters At the bot tom of the science page I found an artlcle about Ernle Plerson a bacterlologxst who dls covered oogle bungle skee Jaw Another head lme revealed that Bull Rowles xs now ln the hospital recovermg from a fall off a radar beam on hls way back from Mars On the Society page I found the quiet farm boy Tommy Byers has now become a well known play boy stxll glvmg the gals the run around The famous radxo screen and stage actor Lyle Kaplan IS havmg local blllmg at the theater around the corner Lyle IS one of the most popular romantxc stars of the day Appearmg at the Hotshots Club tomght xs Mnss Paulme Rembold, newly acqulred Torch Smger N RENO H9735 At another mght club are the Txerney Hat ters conslstxng of Pat Tierney, Jam McConnell Dean Johnson and the Irxsh Tenor Arnold Clausen Once agam the radio blurts out wxth program It Pays to be Ignorant The con testants have naturally changed by now They are Eldred Gllpm, Harold Kulm, Ray Strleff, Don Hoff, and of course the wltty femlmne part played by Pat Manor, who IS also an ac compllshed cellxst on the side Turning again to my paper I by chance see an artlcle about three women making a blcycle tour of North and South Amenca Thelr names gave a famllxar rmg somehow Irene Delabarre Devota Dow, and Betty Looper My how am bltxous they are' Professor Clarence Hays has become a famous sclentlst and great philosopher Famlshed by now I decided to have dmner at the Desert Oasls The name sounded so much lxke home that I nearly fell over dead when a man m a tuxedo walked up to me and started talkxng It was Hotel Manager Jake Reldt. We sat down and talked while I had my meal each havmg a blt of news about classmates of 48 Harold Phllllpe IS managing the Cheney 'lransfer and Robert Schmndt was recently given great honors for breaking a shetland pony Vera Jean Elder is stlll happxly marrled and her husband IS teaching school ln New York Cxty Jerld Dobbnns has made many studxes and has been assigned to the head of Charlene Conley has recently written a book on How to Make Bottled Blondes Crmge Also ln the lxterature fxeld are Albert Hlnck ley who IS editor of the current school books Mlghty Man and Mighty Mouse and Shlrley Brown the cxty llbrarxan Vlhnle we were waltmg for the last course the walter brought a. paper to us Of course Jake bemg the athletlc type took the sports page and I the mtellectual ht says herel took the front page I-Ieadlmmg the page ln blg black prmt was AMBASSADOR BEALL RE TURNS FROM RUSSIA Contmuing further I read Muse Betty Beall was summoned to the Whxte House upon her return from Moscow for further asslgnments and dxscussxon wlth the presxdent In the next column It says that the owner of the Natxonal Nut and Bolt Company Mr Jack Allen, has told how he obtalned such a hlgh posxtion Seems he worked ln a hard ware store ln hxs younger days On the Sports page Jake found that Margaret Boyce was crowned Worlds Champlon Pmg Pong player and lrvm Hull lWorlds heavy weight boxxng champlonl has a fight scheduled for thxs commg Frxday mght at Madison Square Garden Flmshmg my dinner I returned to my room and prepared for a wonderful vacation feelmg somehow a nenewed acquaintance wlth the 1948 graduates of Cheney Hugh School . . . - . . ,, . - I 1 ! 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' Z . . , . . 1 Q ' 1 I SENIORS Readmg Left to rlght MARILYN GLEA ALDRICH A maiden fan' with curly brown halr Offxce Staff 4 Badminton 2 3 4 Gold Basketball 4 Basketball 'Z Dnll Team 2 G A A 2 3 4 fnrl C 2 '3 4 Volleyball 4 Softball 2 H A JACK E ALLEN Lxke a dull actor now I have forgot my part lresrdent of Class 2 Tennis 2 3 4 Badmmton 3 All School Play 4 All Northwest Muslc Festlval 3 County Band 2 3 4 PAULINE MAYE BAUER The gurl vuth a smile IS the girl worthwhile Ile: Club 4 Drxll Team 2 3 4 LESLIE E BOWER I never trouble trouble tnll trouble troubles me Class Treasurer 3 Red P 2 3 4 Red C Secretary lreasurer 4 Tennxs 2 3 4 MARGARET ELLEN BOYES She neither poses imposes or supposes Class Secretarv 2 Glrls C President 4 Fxrls C' I Ice President 4 Cxrls C Secretary 3 Fxrls Ieaafue Vu-e President 3 4 Glrls C C A A 2 3 4 Student C0unc1l4 Blackhawk Staff 4 Dr1llTeam 3 4 Offlce Staff 4 Ixhrarv Staff 2 3 4 Tennls 2 3 4 fold Basketball 4 Semor Play 4 Thesplans 4 Basketball 4 Softball 2 3 4 EVELYN BROOKFIELD She seems to be nxce and quiet but you never can tell f lee Club 4 Dnll Team 3 4 Office Staff 4 library Staff 4 Badmmton 3 4 Gold Basketball 4 I' H A 2 3 4 Basketba Volleyball 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Tenms 3 SHIRLEY BROWN Sunny vuthm and vuthout Girls C Secretary 4 Cn-ls C Treasurer 4 Girls League President 4 Annual Staff 4 Blackhawk Staff 4 Office Staff 4 Llbrary Staff 3 Badmznton 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Gold Basketball 4 Student Counc1l 4 Softball 2 3 4 Dnll Team 2 3 sketball 4 Girls C 2 3 4 G A A 2 FRANCIS ROBERT BURNS Qumt ln class but powerfully loud IH grades Transferred from St John 3 Blackhawk Staff 3 Class Presxdent 3 Boys Federatlon Secretary 4 Student Council 3 Basketball 3 Tennls 3 4 Badmxnton 3 TOM BYERS Troubles never bother me I sxmplv grrzn and let em be Carnlval Court 'S F F A Presxdent 4 Sergeant at arms 3 CHARLENE CONLEY Shes so very very small we wonder that shes there at all Drlll Team 2 3 4 Office Staff 4 Senior Play 4 G A A 3 4 LatmClub2 HAROLD CRAWFORD The more you worry tstudyl the sooner you are dead Transferred from Blackfoot Idaho 4 F F A 4 BEN F CURTIS When Joy and duty clash let duty go to smash Glee Club 2 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 2 All School Play 4 Red L 4 JERLD DOBBINS A proper a man as one shall see on a summer day Track 2 Blackhawk Staff 4 F F A Treasurer F F A Reporter 4 JERLDINE DOBBINS A good cook IS a sllent recommendation F H A President 3 4 F H A Secretary 2 Student Council 3 4 Drxll Team 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Girls C2 3 4 Gold Basketball 4 Blackhawk Staff 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Productlon Staff All School Play and Senlor Play Canmval Court 2 Glee Club 3 Softball 3 Glrls C RICE Presldent 4 DEVOTA DOW Office Staff 4 F H A 2 4 VERA JEAN CARSON ELDER A merry heart makes Slfllllllg eyes Transferred from Dayton 4 Office Staff 4 EVELYN EMTMAN Shes Just the qulet kmd whose nature never varles A A 4 Glrls F H Basketball 2 Softball 2 Drlll Team 2 3 4 Gxrls Ag Club 3 ELDRED GILPIN Me thmks wlth all hls bu7z he seemed busier than he was B mxnton3 4 Tennls2 3 4 F F A 2 3 Boxmg 3 BILLY GUYER Hts thoughts are hlgh cause he IS tall Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Baseball Manager2 Red C 3 4 F F A 2 3 MARIANNE HAKOLA The good dle young My but I must take care of myself Annual Staff 4 Offlce Staff 4 Transferred from Commerce Hxgh San Francxsco 3 .. .. 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' Sl 95 35 rw 29 Q49 if 'KF' Qi 'of Q' if GRO Qu--1 sg BOUNTIFUL BEQUESTS QFuIl o Baloneyl WE the Senlors of 1948 belng of unsound mmd hereby declare thls our last wxll and testament May our lucky U7 helrs value and herlsh the wordly goods we bestow upon them To the Jumors vxe leave the rlght to be class of 49 wlth the followmg dutles That they accept our assembly seats That they assume the dlgmty and poxse so essential to thexr posxtlon That they help the less wordly wxse Soph omores ln every way posslble to overcome thexr lgnorance To the Sophomores we leave our good looks 'md hope that ln the next two years they wlll outgrow the extreme youth and tlmxdlty that stand xn their path To the faculty we leave the memorxes of the class of 48 and hope that they will always remember our quxet sweet d1spos1t1ons KHOW could they forget J Marilyn Aldrlch wllls modesty to the many who need 1t' Jack Allen wills hxs flve oclock shadow to John Reese Helen Ban' wllls her pep and happy outlook on lxfe to the Sophomores T-'aulme Bauer wxlls Mxss Fryers Engllsh class to anyone who wants xt fSxlly glrll Betty Beall wllls her New Years Eve partxes to anyone who IS brave enough to gxve them Leslie Bower wllls muslcal aptxtude to Ted Spuler' Margaret Boyes wllls her fun at skatlng par ties to anyone who can face the klds on Monday Evelyn Brookfleld wxlls her nolsmess to Molly Mason Shxrley Brown vulls her black cat to Inez Swegle Bob Burns wxlls hxs brains to h1s lxttle brother Dick Tom Byers wills hxs 1947 Fleethne to DON! FORD so the FORDS can have better cars lSome Joke'l Arnold Clausen wllls h1s ablllty to make 20 50 pomts a game to Gary WValkup Charlene Conley wxlls her short halr to Pat Dxteman Harold Crawford wxlls hls Jallopy to Elmor Edmlston Ben Curtxs wxlls hls tight Jeans to Edvun Grenny Jerldme Dobbms w1lls shmy raven tresses to Lu Johnson Jerld Dobbms wxlls his cowboy boots to Jerry Bergloff Devota Dow wxlls maklng out tardy sllps and excuses to Barbara Pendell Vera Jean Elder wllls her room xn Hudson Hall to anyone who IS used to cramped quarters Evelyn Emtman wxlls her ablllty to graduate to her slsters Eldred Gllpln vulls h1s seat xn Fryers Englxsh to anyone who llkes a good argument to pep up his day B111 Guyer wllls hls crew halrcut to Ronme Radon Marianne Hakola wllls her seat m study hall to any habitually tardy student Clarence Hays wills hls abnhty to always make the aCtlV1ty lxst to Betty Rovsles Al I-Imckley will his As ln typlng to An netta Tallyn Don Hoff wllls hls freckles to Gary Webb Irvm Hull wllls Physique to Dlck Lehn Ivan Hull wllls hls mce qulet personallty to Bobby Franklm Dean Johnson wllls his powers of leadership to Greg Smith Jxm Johnson wllls hls task as teacher ln 6th perxod Engllsh to anyone who wants to make a fool of hlmself Lyle Kaplan w1lls hls hexght to Walter Ed mlston Harold Kulm wills hls ablllty to argue about anything, anytime and anywhere to John Boyes B111 Lange wllls hxs mght shxrt to anyone who gets cold at nxght Betty Jean Loeper wllls her flymg fmgers to Donna Fltzner Iary Lotte wxlls her abxlxty to sew to her sns ter Frances Jm McConnell wllls hls curly halr to Ray Galland Pat Manor wllls her ablllty to get lnto an all boy class fadvanced math? to Beverly YV1llms Vlvxen Meredlth wllls her lnky fmgers ffrom the mlmeograph machmel to Anita Spllchal Ken Mullenxx wllls hls car to future safety drxvxng students Jack Nelson wllls English VII to the Jumors with his blessmg and hopes for thexr sur vxval Mary Lou Oberst wllls her sweetness to any sourpuss Harold Phllllps wllls hls safety drlvlng course to anyone who can turn around a corner Erme Plerson wllls hls flashy bow tle to Cas sanova Cadruvi Jake Rexdt wllls his technlque UD wxth women to Kexth McConnell Pauhne Rembold wills her abllxty to skate UD backwards to Jeannine Shepard B111 Rolwes wills has abxllty to get by wlth callmg all girls sweetheart to Edgar Grogan Harvey Rupp wxlls hls dunce seat ln FFF s class to Ruth Alxce Freeman Bob Schmldt wills hrs golden gloves to Wxl bur Betz Ray Steiner wllls his beammg schoolboy pan to Fechter France Ray Strxeff wllls hxs many girl frxends to Pete Swanson Pat Stuhr wnlls her long hanr to anyone who wants to put nt up every mght Dorothy Thames wxlls her good grades to Joyce Gilbert Wlth the help of these Joyce may be able to graduate m flve more years Pat Tlerney wllls h1s moustache to Pacer Calvert Georglana Wallace wxlls her As to anyone on the actxvxty lxst - ' ' ' ' u n ' ' 1 1 , . 1' . . 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' ' - u 1 n SENIORS Readmg Left to rxht CLARENCE C HAYS A prettv fa1r fellow hcarxnsz few faults 4 Tra ALBERT HINCKLEY Once xn auhxle I study but such exents are and fax between I-ootball 2 'S Basketball 2 'fl Padmmton 3 nms 2 3 DONALD G HOFF I mount no tame lost that I mve to pleasure Fransferred from Ephrata 4 Annual Staff 4 Ftnnls 4 IVAN HULL Tall kmd and sympathetic too a worthy f un: klnd and true lmthall 2 'Z 4 Box 1 'S t Baseball 2 I Senior ay Red C WILLIAM N LANGE Its qualxty that makes a man not I1ll31fllN Ped C Sergeant at arms 4 Football 3 4 num, 4 Track C J 4 A BETTY JEAN LOEPER Good nature and good sense must eser Joxn 'lxansfened from Ambex 2 Annual Qtaff 4 of lhespmns 4 Band 2 3 4 Pe-D Band 3 Lountx Band l 4 Assxstant Dxrector Qenlor llay 4 Iatm Club 'i Clarmet Quartet 'l Band Unxform Custo dxan 4 MARY M LOTTE Xml m her cheeks tht wanton dnmplee play rshcstla 2 3 rlll Team 'l 4 A A PATRICIA LAVERNE MANOR Chattu chatter llnll Team 2 'S 4 Offxvc Staff 4 Tennxs 2 'fl Ntudcnt Council 4 Bu-nness Manager Glrla C flrls C Ires 4 Glrls C 2 'fl 4 Gold Basketball Orrhestra ' 3 County Orchestra 3 Softball Vp eyl1all4 GAA 2 3 4 VIVIEN MEREDITH A way and laughing girl so full of mxrth reed to have more llke hcr on earth Dnll Team 3 Office Staff 3 4 Lxbrary Staff 3 4 Gxrls League Vice Presldent 3 btudent Councxl KENNETH MULLENIX The greatest pleasure ln life IS dolng what pcopl say you rannot do Red C 2 3 4 Football 2 2 4 Basketball 23 Ftnnls 2 'fl 4 Badmlnton 'I 4 JACK NELSON VVh5 uorry when someone else will v-orry for you l'oo ball 4 Boxing 4 Track 3 4 MARY LOU OBERST S cs not a flouer shes not a mall she Jus' a good all round glrl Transfermtd from West Valley 3 Annual Staff Blackhawk Staff 4 Glee Club 3 4 Drlll Team Lxbrary Staff 3 4 All School Play 4 bemor Play Cxrls League Iresldent 4 FHA President Student c1OUllflI 4 GAA 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Northwest Musa: Conference Delegate 3 Sextette D strut Vozal Contest 3 4 HAROLD PHILLIPS The same vesterday today and forewex Fraclt Managu ERNEST W PIERSON Alu qs xeady to have a good tlmc but studyxm, -. somchou out of his Ixne Iransfulcd horn IOHIHLH 2 Ba'-.eball 2 'lrack 3 4 ootball Z 2. R0 l' I' A Llass S lc I 1 Chan man JACOB H REIDT A man ui chrcrful yestexdays and C0l'lflLI9llf tr HIOTIONS I' oball 2 'l 4 Basketball 2 4 Baseball C, .S Wevex do today uhat you can put off tlll to morrow ee Club 7 'S Mixed Chorus 2 3 FI' A 2 ROBERT SCHMIDT I dont talk sely much but I thlnk a ot A 4 1 1' A PI'9Sld01ll. .3 lfootball Red C 5 4 Rui K Nxte lresldcnt 4 Bomm, 2 3 asehall RAY STEINER Why 1,0 to a mouc when hes around ass Nut c dtnt J 1' I' A Z .5 4 Basket 3 4 'Ira k Z 3 4 'IIIESDIAII 1 stay. brew i btag. Manapex 1 Fhespxan lresldent 4 FPA lxeasuxu 4 Rcd C 4 RAYMOND P STRIEFF G1ve me a gxrl preferably more of them Class lreasurer 3 Boxmg 'P 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Football 2 'S Basketball 2 Carmval Court 2 Mixed Cholus Z 3 b0Cl8l Chaxrman 2 Red C 2 3 A 0 THOMAS PATRICK TIERNEY Purdy a man of buslness Fnarlstelxed from Rlchmond 3 Band 3 4 All 'School Ilay 4 Senior Play 4 ' : p 2, 3, 5. - , . I F, F. A. 2.-2, : ck 2, 3, 4. I Sh 'Q ' , . ', - - g . 's ' ,. 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JOLLY JUNIORS Fich person in our cliss has an lndnxdual lnklnq From the fol loxxmq xou xull see xt mlqht be 'mvthmg from fxqhtlng to wrxtmg Pootb1ll can be destructxxe 1f It xxlll So found out Allan and Blll lx h lowes to shoot baskets But Edxxm Ralph and Vfilter loxe to m Ike rackets Baseball IS fun for Merrxll Blll N'1ve 'md Glenn But for lt Ronny 1nd Edward also have 1 Ven Track IS another popular sprmg actlvlty Cllff Howard Wlllle G11 and Pxck each hax their ou n spec1alty Some of next years hopes for the b'xsketball team Arc Pete and Gum xx ho ir inythmq but qreen Don fxrds h1s r echameal hobby enlxqhternng But I arrv Nlerle and Dick en1oy fnqhtmq Pirtxcularly when Glenna s muscles stirted poppmq oxce and Molly ne 1lw ws gxqqlmq And Ellen ind Loxs keep the lunch money jmghnq errv and hr drums brouqht forth chee s From lnxe Damn and F1tZ who are the Three lvlusketeers Ruth Ahce and her papers Kept the whole stiff cuttlnq capers B erlv calmly d1d her beiutlful h'1ndm ork Bat Ellnor Barbara and Anlta IH the llbrary went berserkl Fechter and Gary certamlv come 1n handy 'XVhen drawxmqs re needed thelrs are alxx 'tvs dandw Needlex ork 'md Clweml go hand IH h1nd Wh le Ioan 'and Betty l1k to play nn the band m always has a slxp wlth h1s excuse ohn alvt ays needs one for h1s own use Vluan hkes to eat so she w1ll be a b1q q1rl But Mxcky would rather be out on a xxh1rl Now you know what we ve been domq We Ill have defmltelv kept movmq' 4 1 v . ' rl ' A ,- ,4K Cs- C K n : C C I v . I 7. 1 E . LIL. A , , . ,z . f .r ' 1 . , L c , - 1 , I c c c I . yi 3 I 1 1 Y J 'V I , A 4 s C , A 1 e . ' 1 e . T . K . . . W . V . . A '. A .. ll L . v .V . . . , -Q 1, ,. . , x x. Sports kept Valdean. Margle and Bernlce hoppmg, . V , W . , C C K - - - L I . I ,., ., . - - L K C C v K . t . I I' C S A I' C X 3 . f A . eva I C ,K 1 f . I ' D . A Y ' . , ' V., fl , ' lr '. Y Y ' A 'u r . c c . i . ' e ' l . li , 1 Y t I 1, x 1 , . 2 L I K. JUNIOR CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT Fxrst rom Second row Thlrd row Fourth rovs Flfth row SIXUI ron Joyce Gllbert Glenna Crawford Bermrfe Emtman Lols McKcnz1e V1v1an Grxmmett Valdean Bauer Betty Bowles Margle Buob Cheral Sumslon Dawn Judd Elmor Edmlston Ellen Sowle Molly Mason Barbara Pendell Ruth Ahce Freeman Joan Grlfflth Amta May Sphchal Beverly Gxlham Inez Swegle Allen Matsumoto Gary Webb Dxck Lehn B111 Garner Dxck Burns B111 Huff Ralph Ehrgott Merrlll Brown John Reese Walter EdmlStOD Glenn Best Ronald Radon Fechter France Merle Txffany B111 Nave Pete Swanson Kelth McConnel Chff Denney Edwm Grenny Gllbert Hughes Edward Betz Donald Ford Mlss Fryer Mr Evans Howard Hauge Larry Prlce Jerry Bergloff Gary Walkup Junior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT Fxrst row Second row Elmor Edmlston Molly Mason Inez Swegle Cheral Surnslon Mlss Fryer Allen Matsu moto Cl1ffDenney Gilbert Hughes Howard Hauge Mr Evans Sophomore Class Offucers LEFT TO RIG HT Flrst rovs Second row Lols Johnson P3tYlC13 E1 more Annetta Tallyn Lu Johnson Jeanmne Shep ard Mr Oberst John Boyes Merrlll Thompson Edgar Grogan John McConnell Mlss Webber SOPHOMORE CLASS 'EFT TO RIGHT Second ron Fhnd lou Ifourth low I lfth lou 'ulxth IOXX Suenth xoxx Ex hth low Nmth row Skjothaug Delorls Dow Patrxcxa Dlteman Ethel Delabarre Daphme El hott Betty Arnes Arlene Denney Annetta Tallyn Joan Thlll Mary Lee Melvxlle Beverly VV1lhams Freda Brodm Gerrle Gllbert Frances Lotte Emma Jean Emtman MISS Vvebber Janet Manor Peggy Harr Patrlcxa Fleming Patrxcla Elmore Lols Shoal LOIS Johnson Mary Fxsher Donna Fxtzner Ana Crawford Carol Dubendorf Dorxs Bronson Jeannme Shepard Donna Lee Bryceson Jane Mounts John Boyes Wllham Calvert Douglas Austxn John McConnell Gxegoly Smith Cyrll Reynolds Charles Prlce Ted Spuler Merrlll Thompson Edgar Grogan Ronald Anderson Harold Hartley Paul Cadruvl Vernon Cram Bryce Fossum Henry Bennett Ralph Baker Ray Galland Wllbur Betz Bob Tlerney Leonard Hauge Earnest Zabel Wxlhe Lelgh Norman McKenz1e Harold Toohey Leonard Huss James Ralph Gary Rxzzutl George Clark Mr Oberst Alan Wxck Jlm Boyes Bob Franklln Mllas Horton Lloyd Smith ' . 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I X I WT' ,: 'I il , W Y....l up -1- fx 43 J M- '1 SILLY SOPHS You lucky people you You have the opportunxty to hear about the Sophomore class actlvxtles Last year we were the BIG Freshmen However upon our arr1v1l to Semor Hxgh we were both promoted and demoted Promoted to Sophomores demoted to underclassmen Carmval Kmq and Queen candxdates xxere oan Th1ll and Leonard Hauqe Early 1n the year Pat Elmore and eannlne Shepard were elected to constxtute two thxrds of the yum xxlqor and wxtalxty qxrls namely yell leaders The Sophomoxes were represented m qoes to press several boys Bob Franklm McConnell Greq Smlth Paul Cadruvx and dldates for the Red C club The b1q occisxon of the year came on date of the Sophomore dance Hobo Hop qests was very mformal Class Offlcers and Advnsors were Flrst Semester Annetta Tallyn Edgar Grogan Pat Elmore Mr Oberst 'Vhss Webber Presxdent X xce Presxdent Program Chairman Socxal Chalrman Adusor Adv lsor all sports and as thxs Leonard Hauge Iohn Georqe Clark are can May 7 This was the whxch as the name suq Second Semeste John McConnell John Boyes Lois Johnson Lu Johnson Mr Oberst Mlss Webber The Sophomores of 1948 wlll all their practncal lokes to the IH commq Sophomores They thought up some better ones , . . . , I C I A r . . . 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V WE LL NEVER FORGET 11,11 X 11s 1ed fiat vsnrn V11 Qalt asked Miflljll uhm C xscdrhn xx ould bt 11 1 Allfll as gllll 111 Goodbye to tht Lazy is 111 P111 Stllll turkcy raffle tmktts fHou many d xou ux 111101 1 lllllt B1uer and hor rtllas from Spangle 1'1tty P1a'1s s11ent'7 L1br'1ry perlods Ha' Losm Box-.e1 s qu1et11ess ft11l you get to know lllml Margaret Bojyes I'USl lll around ulth announcements nth per1od 1- xr lx I1 P1ookf1e1d s talkatly eness 51111115 Browns athletlc ab111ty Bob Burns lI'lt6ll1g6I'lCQ' ' ' ' 10111 Byers plald Enahsh book' xYl old Clausen s sharpshootmg., Ln uhm Conley s petlteness H1ro1d Crawford newer haung 111s L111,l1sh GONL cn txmt lzlll C111t1s bugzht 1 ool shuts Ire 111 D111b1r1e golng, steady 111111 Dobbms 'is the nc1ffct Oovx boy 1411d1nt Dobbms as presldtnt of the FH A lJlYOLl Dou s ab111ty to becomt t11g.,aged Mr 11 111 If lder s double 11fe Fulxn 11 mtman s shyntss 1 ldrcd C11lr11 1t'1d111 L1te I'I1dpZdL1I'lL Ijlll Guytrs L1 I haucut Y Clarentt Hays llttle old tar A1 H111ck1ey trylng to gxvo Nilss FFWQI a bad 'mu 111 Innghsh Don Hoffs comeback to C H S 111111 Hull as Cheney H1ghs Joe 1 OlllQ Ix an Hull s qulctnessv Dt 11 Johnson as a wonderful p1a111st hm Johnson s crush on Ce 11t L,111bert Lyle Kaplans attempts to look lnterested 111 the books 111 tht 1111 1 x Harold Kulm s strxde B111 Langt 111 hls mght shxrt as 'Vlollx father 11 W 1 Batty lotptr tvpmg hlfe mad for the an1u 1 NI xry Lotte brewmg the punch for the Stmor B111 Xou IL Sllll xx 1 just oranges and lemons Mary' .hm McCo11nt11s gultar Pxt Nlanur barxelmg her car X 1x1t11 Mtredxth s svs ee' 11k 1blLllLbS lpcrso11a11Lx1 htn MllllLI1lX and his Qaturday n1f.,ht outmgs Juk Nclsons 1ed plCk up fVVC mean the Cal 'J 'VI 118 lou Obersts beautxful V0lLl plus a hula sk11t Hubba ll lrold Phxlhps savmg I vslll never let them steal your mit 1f1111f, PIPFSOTI and his Cuttm up Jakt Reldts autographed cards Pmlx Runbolds tmy feet P111 Roxxles and ll1S You go drop dead look UUNLX Rupps qu1et'7 SLFIOLISV nature Pob Selmudt as Kulms s1dek1ck Pax Sttmers dunce seat Ill Fryer s Enghsh P15 Stuttf and h1s glrl 111 exery port Q01 classroom? Pat Stuhrs shy'7 qulet manner D01 othy Thames cute llttle accent Pat 'lxemeys moustache 1 tozgnna VVa11aces role as Mxss VVhee1er 111 What a L1fe I 1 .' 1 1' , '- 1 1 1 , wx 1 1 ' 1 v 111111 1, 1141111 . 1 1 1 , 1 ,1 . .1 th- ': A K7 ' X ,, . .uw 1 1 '1 ' t1 1 '. 114111 J' 1' 'xp 1' 1 1 1 . 1 ' ld L' b A1 1 1 T1 . Jf 1 ' 11 ' 111 1 1 1 , . ff 5' J 1 1' . 1 ,'. ' . x , 1, . 4 , . , . . L1 1: 1 1' ' 1' 1 F ' . ' - . ' 1 ' , . .1 ' h' J . H 1, . .1 - - I Z 11 1 . ., 1 . , ' , 2 - 1 v1 1' ' 'fl '2 f 1 1 1' '- ' 1 ' 2 1 ' -1- ' ' ' AI. 'I . 'J .' I ' 1 1 1 1 1 L ' 1 x ' 1. . . 1' ' : 1 . 1 A 1 1 1. K 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 D 1 V 2 lf ' I I x 1 1 x . w ,, - 1 11 . 11 J , . ,. 1 -.1 I ' ' Q 1 . v . , N .i K, .V 1 ', 1. ' Marmnne Hakolas punctuallty. yi 1 v ' ' 1 Q ' A D 4 U . t' ' 1,. 1 I N L .1 . '- , ,- .1 - 1 - 1, 1 - J .. rr ls ' 1 1 , -. 111 ' ' '5- ' 1 'Q 1 11 1 ' '. ' 1 ,' 1'11111. 1 1 k Q 5 . js 1 1 1 1at11 111111. 1 .1 A 1 1 V ' ' . 1 F , 1 a.. ,z , , - 51 1.' 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THE MAD MONEY DOT!-I FLOWETH Nolsemakers confettr prlzes' What ns th1s7 Why 1ts Che nay Hnqh Schools 17th annull Carnlx 'il xxhrch was held on Nc xemocr I4 947 Thls years funfest under the excellent management of ohnson was 1 gala affarr nettmg about S750 The program ably dlrected by Mlss Leone Webber and Mr Clark Evans was gay and colorful the mam event bemq the crovtn mg of the Kmg and Queen Paulme Rembold and lrvrn Hull Senxor clwss candldates The choxce vtas determxned by the sale of turkey raffle txckets The carrlval court conslsted of Cheral Sumslon and Hoxvwrd Hauge unrors oan Thlll and Leonard Hauge Sopho mores Iudy Manor and Bobby Reese crown bearers Ann F1sher nd lmmy Barr tram bearers In preparatnon for the event students spent a qreat deal or tune decoratmq and xmprovlng concesslon booths The S5 prx Q for the most 1rt1st1c creatlon was won by Dorothy Thames chaxr ll ln of the Play fcur booth GENERAL COMMITTEE Carnlval Manager rm ohnson Assxstant Mmager Kelth McConnell Sophomore Representatlve Dorls Bronson CODC6SSlOHb B1IlRowxles 1m ohnson Constructlon Mr Arthur Beauclreau Howard Hauge Rwy Stelner Merle Tlffany Irm ohnson Bob Program Busmess Advertnsmg Turkey Raffle Decorations Franklln Gllbert Hughes B111 Garner Mr Clark Evans Mxss Leone Webber Thesplan Club Mxss Topheha Lormskr Mlss Florence Fryer Helen Barr Bettv Roxvles lhlllsb Ruth Schaefer Mlss Tophelna Lormskx Art Class Dorxs Bronson Paulme Rembold Cheral Sumsron . . . . . . v 1 v -- - . . 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BIA fu H 11 1 , . . - W . . 1 , ,I1 1 1 I r ll 1'. 1111- Q5111 11111 umm 111 U11 1JiQ1-x'1g.1 Y1111 21.13 1,.11,. 11 1.,.I'ni '111 1 1 1x11-1.1i5,1L.11 1111111 t..11 111:11 1,111 w1- 111111 111 11111211 1X1 :V 1- 111 ' I i N -5 SX .S B 4 .vw '5- qw? ijt.-A iii bw' Q 'M EL ,A lx fx I f 5 I k'f ' 'Q ', 1 if a 5 . 1 15' Y- A 'Z' lf-H, PARTING IS SUCH SWEET SORROW Graduatxon marks the end of a yourney for slxteen Semors who naxe for twelve years traveled together through thxck and thm awaltmg the txme when that coveted plece of paper shall be placed m thelr hands In September of the year 1936 Marxlyn Aldrlch Helen Bur Betty Beall Ieslne Bower Evelyn Brookfxeld Charlene Conley Clarence Havs nm ohn son Mary Lotte Pat Manor Kenneth Mullenxx B111 Rovxles Harvey Rupp Ray Stemer Pat Stuhr and Georqlana W1llace sklpped up the walk of Normal Irammg School ln antnclpatlon of what was to come Shortly after thew xere transferred to the newly completed Colleqe Elementiry School And so the course contmued through unlor and Sensor Hxqh Novx the e semors after twelve years together are saying qoodby prepared to step ou nto the world vuth the memor es of thelr happy ch1ldhood days locked ln thexr hearts The Pme Cone staff extends 1ts heartxest conq atulat ons and best XVIQIICS for thelr success and prosperlty ln years to come TEACHERS PET EXPRESSIONS WHY SENIORS SHAKE MR COOK Now lets just get one thmq xn mmd' MISS FRYER I grade on busxness transactlon you know MR FISHER fAt one end of the hall yellmq to someone it the other end Hey you guys MISS LORINSKI Eyes on the copy beqm MISS WEBBER All right now klds lets get to xxo MRS KLEINER Tap' Tap' Tap' Quzetl MR EVANS Im not trymg to bawl you out but MR SMITH If you drop below 70 Ill put you on the funny l1st MISS SHAEFER All rxght pbberboxes be quxetl MR BEAUDREAU I cant tell you how to do lt but I can show you as he proceeds to do your work for you MISS SANDS You d better watch out or Ill blte you on the ear' OBERST Any quest1ons7 fNo questxonsll any com ments? PACKARD Looky here CARROLL I dont gxve a d bu MR PIERSON IAfter tellmg a lengthy jokel Now to get back on e subject' .. .. . . . . 1 , ll 4 A . IV . v 4 . , v v 4 v ' 4- . . V , .I I - ,I , Y , -I. I E, 4 . t C A17 C o . I 5, K 1 v e- K I f' i ' ' , . . F Q V .5 . Y C1 79 I1 A . A 4 vr . : , t Q .. ,.. .. . ,,. .. . , ., . - u . , . . . ' rk. .., . I., l It V - YU . . , ' .. , , . MR ' 'A ' ' ll ' - MR U ' MR ' ' I , 3 .-. t . , .. h l n YY l THESPIANS Left to rlght 1rst row Second row 'hhlfd rcav Charlene Conley Betty Rowles Betty Mae Beall Joyce Gllbert Annetta Tallyn Cheral Sumslon Betty Jean Loeper Pat T1erney B111 Rowles LESIIG Bower Georg1ana Wallace Margaret Boyes Garv Vvalkup J1m McConnell NIISS Webber Ray Ste1ner Jack Allen Ed Rouse FUTURE HOIVIEMAKERS OF AMERICA Eeft to r1ght F1rst row Src md row 1h111l row Fourth ro Bcrmce Emtman Mary Lotte Margle Buob Emma Jean Emtman De1or1s Dow Joan Judd Georglana Wallace Valdean Bauer LUIS Shoaf Jerld1ne Dobb1ns Jovce Gxlbert Molly Mason Evelyn Emtman Paullne Bauer V1v1an Gr1mmett Janet Manor Mary Fxsher Donna Lee Bryceson Dorothy Thames Mar1lyn Aldrlch Devota Dow 'VI1ss Schaefer Beverly G1111am Frances Lotte Mary Lou Oberst Evelyn Brookf1e1d FUTURE FARMERS OF AMER1CA Left to r1ght Fxrst row Second row Thxrd row Fourth row Flfth row Suxth row Suenth row Adwsors Buck Brown Melun Schn11dt Kenneth Hall J1mmy Hays Rlchard Guyer Don Hakola Sammy Morgan Dave Sm1th Douglas Austm J1m Boyes Paul Steele Wayne Hagel Carrol Jones Gene Boyes Dale Hagel Norman Mc Kenzxe Paul Cadruvx Calvm Kulm D1ck Burns Vernon Cram Leonard Hauge W11bur Betz Bob Schmldt Charles Pr1ce George Clark Bob T1erney Merrlll Brown Dw1ght Byrum M1135 Horton Ray Galland Lloyd Smlth Alan VV1ck Cl1ff Denney Arnold Clausen Harold Kulm Pete Swanson Leonard Huss Jerld Dobb1ns Raymond Str1eff Jxrn Ralph Gary R1zzutt1 Harold Toohey Edgar Grogan Ray Stemer Clarence Hays Lyle Kaplan B111 Guyer B111 Lange Ed Swanson B111 Hoff Glenn Best Harold Crawford Mr Packard and Mr P1erson lnot shown 1n PICEUFEJ GIRLS' C AND G A A IJ ft to rxght FlTSl row Second ron Th1rd row Fourth row Flf th row Top row Marg1e Buob Valdean Bauer Marllyn A1dr1ch Irene Delabarre Helen Baxr Pat Stuhr Margaret Boyes Sh1rley Brown 14015 Shoaf Glenna Crawford Joyce Gilbert Betty Rowles Evelyn Emtman Pau11ne Rembold Betty Beall Jerldme Dobbms Mary Lotte Joan Thlll Mary Lee Melvllle Char lene Conley Bermce Emtman MISS Sands Emma Jean Emtman Ana Crawford E11nor Edmlston Mary Lou Oberst Jeanmne Shepard Pat Elmore Mary F1sher Mxcky Pen hallur1ck Evelyn Brookf1eld Inez Swegle Jane Mounts Frances Lotte Janet Manor Pat Manor Dor1s Bronson Beverly G1ll1am Ruth A11ce Freeman A . H. I :' .. . . 1 ' ' -J . ' ' ' ' . , , 1 1 1 . - 1 I , 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1' - . 1' I , , 1 1 7 1 7 ' . ' '1 'I , 1 , I 1 1 Y ' ' ' I , 1 1 '- , . WI1 .' 1 1 1 - . H 1 y. . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5-f - ' Y 7 9 D - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . V . . . 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1, . 1 1 1 1 , . Y A . . . x ' J I 1 V 1 1 1 1 - 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I v Y. . . A - y l 1 Y 1 1 - 1 7 Y 9 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 Y 7 Y 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 Y ! ' . , . Blu gh . I V . . f as 1 L ' ' , VIQLP' I if A 43 v . ft if 'A t vi E A f' 'Fi g qw n f i f ff Q 45 if rf' if 2 r TEM?-5 if if Lx , Q HU? -W 1 ar-f ,A 1 'f' .-.5 Q93 lk ., 'Q' ' ,' . 2.2 Al IAF' .:.:A QQ Q V ya 1 if 35, THESPIANS fTheres No Shortage of Ham Herel Act xx ell your part there all the honor hes The motto of the 'l hesplans IS the xdeal of all Thesp1an members Establrshecl ln 1929 the Natronal Thesplan SOCICIY has txvo arms to estabhsh and promote standards of excellence mn all phases o eramatxc arts and to create an actxve and mtelhgent mterest nn drx mtxc art among students Cheney Troupe No 267 xx as 'tbly super xxsed ln these pursults by dramatlcs coach MISS Leone Webber The Natxonal Thespxan Socxety IS an honorary orqamzatron or lx 11 the sense that students are gnven recognltlon for havmg met cer tam requlrements Wlth the acceptance of greater responsxbrhtle there may come addxtnonal honors but those fallmg to meet th tandards may lose thexr membershlp Thespnan Troupe No 267 of Cheney l'l1gh School began the yea hx sponsorlng the Carmval program ln the fall mcludxng 1 one ac plax vxhlch qave llhespmn pomts to many of the cast The xll school plax What 1 Llfe presented ln anuarv xx ls xerx successful Thespmn sponsored performance ln Nlarch an 1n1t1at on xx as held and the troupe xxas sxx elled to I u embers The Senior play IH Aprnl enabled even more students tc am Thespxan pomts An evemng mrtlatlon xvas held before the clost of school to admxt these understudnes after xx h1ch the troupe vrevx et he Spokane Cnxlc Theater productxon of Ten Llttle lndnns d rected by M155 Webber fzrst Semester Second Semeste betty Beall Presxdent Ray Steme Cheral Sumslon Vnce Presrdent Bettv lean Loeper Secretary Treasurer Georgzana Wallace Aclv1sor Mrss Webber f l. -- c .. . -. r 1 , , , , c .' , l 'l ' c , c K .' L- II c . . ' 1 S v - . . . . . . -1 r . I - c ... 1 . f x . . ., P r I , c S A f . . cf' , 7 . , 2 c 1 . r . . f If ' K c X . w .1 . n . 1 ',, c . 1 c , c c , 71 , r 1 , ' 1' f .' 4 c . r ' l . ' , ' ' I '1 . r .' 2 Q S . fl' .- ' . ' , ' ' 7 I . , , . Q .'. . l. . . H . l c f, lf . c . I' , ' C T . .U BISCUIT BAKERS, INC. Founded Iune 11, 1945, the F.H.A. is a national organization. whose aim is to strengthen and unite the efforts of all those working through home economic clubs to improve home and family life. It is composed of chartered state associations, which in turn are made up of local chapters in junior and senior high schools offering home economics. Cheney High School's local chapter of the F. H. A. for 1947-1948 had an active membership of 32 after the candle-light initiation ser- vice held early in the fall. Meeting regularly every Wednesday they undertook a number of worthwhile projects. Miss Ainslie Stevenson, Assistant State Supervisor of Home Eco- nomics, spoke to the club in November about the history of the Ei.fg.A. and contributed suggestions on how to have a more active c u . The principal task of the F.H.A. was to serve dinners and ban- quets. The dinner provided for the teachers of Unit C of the Wash- ngton Spokane County Education Association and the I' F A Fa her and Son banquet were the most important occasions this year Other progects included assisting in the foreign rellef clothing drive mak 'ig rompers for the Red Cross redecoratmg the F H A club room in the Junior High and making candy and selling it forwarding all profits toward the lighted playfield proJect The big event the club is looking forward to hoping to attain high honors s the meat Judging contest IH which they are planning to participate in Mav Officers included First Semester Second Semester Jerldme Dobbins President Mary Lou Oberst Micky Penhallurick Vice President Joyce Gilbert Dorothy Thames Secretary Molly Mason Molly Mason Treasurer Vivian Grimmett Advisor Miss Schaefer CATTLE CALLERS The Cheney chapter of the F F A unde the direction of W W 1 ierson and Charles Packard faculty advisors continued its activi 'ies through another busy year the 18th since its organization Officers for the 1947 48 school year were President Tom Byers Treasurer Glenn Best Vice President Cliff Denney Reporter Jerld Dobbins Secretary Dwight Byrum Sentinel Lyle Kaplan ln yudgmg contests throughout the state Cheney copped two state thampionships making a total of four first places The judging team consisted of Tom Byers Arnold Clausen Bob Schmidt Harold Kulm Lyle Kaplan and Cliff Denney ln gram grading Cheney took one first place and two second places ln potato grading Chenev copped the state championship Many boys competed in various stock shows among them one at Portland mother at Auburn and one at Spokane The Cheney F FA exhibited a total of four grand championships and four reserve championships Cheney FFA had three State Farmers who made the degree They, vere Arnold Clausen Harold Kulm and Glenn Best The activities of the FFA are directed by eight standing committees as follows COMMITTEE Earnings and Savings Supervised Farming Cooperative Activities Community Service Conduct of Meetings Scholarship Recreation CHAIRMAN Jerld Dobbms Harold Kulm Merrill Brown Bill Lange Bob Schmidt Tom Byers Glenn Best 1 , 4. . . - 0- . . . . .- Leadership Activities ,.,, .......,............. ...... , ........,...... - . .,...- ........... Pete Swanson N - fl''fffffjfifffl'Q'ffffffllf'''ffIQQQflfflfffjfffffffflfffffjf W ' The cast mcluded WHAT A LIFE The afternoon and evenlng of anuary 22 and 23 were very hxlarlous ones for students and faculty members of Cheney I-llgh The reason7 The fxrst 111 school play to be presented sxnce the mar The plav was the Chfford Gold smith three act comedy What A Lxfe starrmq Henry Hack Allenl Aldrich and was the story of a typlcal hlgh school boy and the many scrapes xn whxch he somehow managed to f1nd hxmself Under the able dlrectlon of Mlss Leone Webber 'md Betty Rowles As sxstant Dnrector rehearsals progressed smoothly A net profxt of S135 was 1 poslted ln the Student Body Fund Mlss Shay 'VII' Nelso Mr Bradley Mr Patterson Mxss Plke Mrs Aldrlch Henry Alduch Barbara Pearson 'Vhss Eggleston George Bxgelovt vi ss Wheeler Mr Ferguson Gertxe Students Stage Crews and Commlttees mcluded Joyce Gllbert Jnm McConnell Harold Kulm Blll Rowles Cheral Sumslon Molly Mason Jack Allen Annetta Tallyn Mlcky Penhallurxck Jlm Johnson Georglana Wallace Gary Walkup Betty Rowles Donna Bryceson Gerrle Gllbert VV1ll1e Lexgh John Reese Stage Manager Ray Stelner Property Manager Pat Flemlng Publlclty Betty Beall Ana Crawford A MURDER HAS BEEN ARRANGED The xcy fmqers of death chllled the axr when the stlrrlng drama A Mtxrder Has Been Arranged was presented by the Semor class on Aprll l and 2 The story mvolved a certam Sxr Charles asper fB1ll Rowlesl and hls wlfe Beatrxce fMargaret Boyesl who were to mherxt the sum of 2 OOO 000 pounds unless Maurnce Mullens fPat Tierney, returned as the bad penny always does After the unorthodox entrance of lmmy North fEd Rousel 1nto the St ames Theater which was the settmg excxtement and thrxlls prevalled Maurice mth the assxstance of MISS Groze S1r Charles secretary fBettx Bealll and Mrs Arthur Beatrlces mother fCharlene Conleyl who was un aware of the plot but very suspncxous of her daughter started an argument oetvteen Snr Charles and Beatrlce After Snr Charles was found murdered Maurlce was suspected of foul play out no proof of hls gullt could be establzshed The mysterxous appearance of 1 Deautlful but deaf and dumb woman lMary Lou Oberstl and Maurice s qrad ual vxeakenmg fmally led to a very dramatlc cllmax Mr Wraqq the theater servant was portrayed by Georglana Wallace ho added much to the productlon by her vxvxd characterlzatxon of thls role Background mus1c was dlrected by Cavendxsh f lm McConnelll Band embers ncluded Orval Tledt Bull Calvert Ierry Bergloff Alice Russell Included ln the production staff of the play were Director Miss Webber Assxstant Dlrector Betty Jean Loeper Stage Manager Ray Stemer P'-1blIC1fV Jerldxne Dobbms PFODUUSS Harold Kulm T1Ck9t5 Pat Manor Q Q I U 4. 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K T I xv , m 1 z , , , , E n .......,.,,...,r Ll'-1' IO EFT IO Llel .J RIGHT Standm Se ated RIGHT Standmg, Seated RIGHT FIFSL roxx Thlrd rim RIGHT 'Viagnorettes If IFSL roxx Second row Thlrd rovt Fourth row F1fth rox-1 SCHOOL PLAY J1n1 Johnson M1ckey Penhalluuclc Betty Poxxles Jack Allen Joyce Gllbert Gary VValkup Geor,.,1ana Wallace B111 Bowles J1m McConnell Ted Spuler Chelal Sumslon Donna Lee Bry ceion Mary Lou Oberst Annetta Tallyn John Reese Pat Tlerlley Molly 'Vlason Harold Ixuln SENIOR PLAY Nlary Lou Oberst B111 Rovxles Gcor ldlll Vx lllxft I-d Po t Pat T1erney Charlene Conley Betty Beall Marg,a1et Boyes GIRLS GLEE CLUB Mr Evans Lu Johnson Annetta Tallyn Paulmt Bauex Gerr1e Gllbert Valdean Bauer VlY18.l'l Grxmmett Helen Ba1r Geor g1ana Wallace B111 Rowles Irene Delabalre Patr1c1a Flemxng Bevelly VV1llms Mary Lo11 Oberst Barbara Pendell Jeannmt Shepa1d Evelyn Brookheld BCIIHLL Emtman Jam Mounts Inez Sn egle Dawn Judd BAND Mary Lee Melulle Patr1c1a Elmore JoAnn Holladay Joan Judd Mr Exans Betty Jean Loeper Donna Henducks Janet Spen eer Allene SUITISIOII Phyllls Maxwell Darla Gller Donna Reese Betty Rovsles JHUICG MacQuarr1e Glenn Best Joan Gr1ff1th B111 Knorr Jack Garner B111 Bowles Walter Isle Georg1ana VVa1Iace An1ta Mn Spllchal Sue Danlels Ted Spuler Orxal T1edt Don Bates Patsy Fox Alan Vhck B111 Calvert Paul Steele Joy Dans AIICIB West Ernest Zabel Jxm Boor B111 Flsher Jack Allen Tom Dxckmson Lou1s Lafrenz Ralph Bake1 B111 Garner Jerry Bergloff I fl: ' . I 'D . u ' .y ' . Y U 3 3 0. I Y ' ' ' 'S' 5 Y . 9 ' ' l I , , .' . 1 : ' ' . 1 , ' 1. JAIFV1' TO : - .5 A ,Y ' - 3 - Q 'z ggi, 1 . 1151, ' L : , . y - , Y - ,, N . ' 3 1 ' . A . , , - 1 . . 7. . X 4 . - , . Second row: Freda Brodin, Peggy Harr, Carol Dube11do1'l', Patricia Elmore. . y t . A., , . - ,Z ' X . y ' Y . 1 1 4 C Y V 1 A ', ' , . , .. .N . 3 1- .. , ,A , , x - . .1 I , V. 1 v D 1 C 1 K Y V Y , 4 1 - '- ' ' ' ' 1 ' , . ' ' . l 1 . V . --f A 7: . Y V . 1 1 Y 7. v 1 Y i . 'Z v I 1 . ' 1 - 7: 1 l 1 'y I a Y .WIP L., L O A .il 'Nl' V r. 41 fi ' 3 Nc, . lx Q- f 'e.fff nl 1 9-.-1 .. 4 If x Q ' Dx' X we, Q I I f I . 51,1 ., Y 7' I 'a. A- ,, 4 ,A 1 1 Ar , fi f N54 fl 5 1 . to A Y L f Q 5 ,bl X Y' Q41 y X! ! I 'D A V V N 1 V : I . MUSIC HATH CHARM 'AA credit to old Ireland is McNamara's band --well, Evans' band, and girls' glee club, too, are certainly a credit to Cheney High. Both groups showed much improvement under the capable baton of Clark A. Evans. The band helped keep up school spirit by playing for pep assemblies football and basketball games At the Armistice Day program sponsored by the American Legion the band played several numbers and the Sophomore Sextette composed of Lu ohnson oan Gaustad Annetta Tallyn oyce Moos anet Manor and Arlene Denny accompanied by eannlne Shepard led community singing November proved to be a busy month for the band and glee club since they also performed for the Carnival program and for the Parent Teachers Association The Cheney and Reardan bands and girls glee clubs practiced together to present a joint concert at Reardan November 24 and at Cheney November 25 Each group was beneficial to the other and the combination resulted in a very enjoyable concert which netted S75 for Cheney Cheney was well represented in the Spokane County orchestra massed band massed chorus and concert band which gave a concert at the Lewis and Clark Hlgh School auditorium on anuary 28 Probably the most important event of the year was the concert gxven by the band assisted by the glee club on March 18 Everyone worked hard to present the program of rousing marches boogie Woogie overtures and a band novelty Six varied numbers were sung by the glee club The groups were rewarded by a large enthusiastic audience and a profit of S100 27 As vtell as singing for several student body assemblies the girls glee club performed at the Sports Banquet given March 25 Always of interest to musicians are the various contests Several Cheney qroups and soloists entered the Eastern Washington Music Educators Com petition Festival held in Cheney on March 13 and as this article IS being written the band and qlee club plan to enter the festival for large ensembles held in Spokane on Nlay 1 Ratings in these contests are based on the following standards Superior 1 Excellent 2 Good 3 Average 4 and Unsatis factory 5 The following ratings were received by Cheney High students Bill Rowles Plano Georglana Wallace Piano Ruth Ahce Freeman Violin Mary Lou Oberst Soprano Band Officers for 1947 1948 were elected as follows President B111 Rowles Student Director Pat Tierney Secretary Treasurer Georglana Wallace Librarian Betty Rowles Uniform Custodian Betty Jean Loeper Property Crew Glenn Best Joan Griffith Bill Calvert Orval Tledt Glee Club officers were Publicity Manager Mary Lou Oberst and Librarian Ceorgxana VVallace The success achieved by the music department of which the whole school can be yustly proud could not have been attained wlthout the splendid coop tration given not only by the participants but by the entire school , , . , , I , I , , I , I , , I . . , ' Q 9 . , . , . , . 1 . r v 1 A- I I . . . . . Y K ' . . . , y Q T , v ' ' K I l 1-4 v 11 V 11 , 11 , I - ' .. ' ............ ,...,.... ...Y................v....,...v.......... . ................ , ...,.... . 2 i , . . ,----- --------------------------------------- .--A--- ------'--------------- - - 2 , ............................,....v.....,..,....,..................,. .... 1 , ....,.......-...,..v......,..........,.,.........................,........ 2 Sophomore Sextette ....,..,.................................................. ......,.. ..................... 2 '----A--'--H----A---A----------- ----'-------- l 1 ' l 9 I ' I ' ' . . ' ' , Y 3 . , . . Y . . PRECIOUS PIN UPS IDIBPQIS that IS, The prcture of health rosy cheeks brrght eyes What are you 3dVCI'tlSlDq BILL G Clapp s Baby Food? You can t foresee your future ln THAT kmd of a ball HAROLD What have we here? Oh lt s Congressman IAKE QI never fouled hxm REIDT lust after hls re electlon Thmk of lt ten term ' MARY has that new look m play clothes Oops' Aren t you losmg somethmg DEVOTA7 IM practlced the strangle hold on the dog vt hen he was l1t le By now he must be quxte exper1enced Look closely and you ll see that the whxte spot IS the haxr of our blonde bombshell CHARLENE Much to our dnsgust and ELDRED S relxef our space vtas lr mxted TOM asqulred th1s expressxon from worrymg about hvestock shows Naughty' Naughty' BETTY keep your dress down Pipe the glamour pose You re catchxng on young GEORGI ANA You don t seem to be very mterested m the cat MARGARET but don t you thmk you re a lxttle young to be wmkm at the boys7 Look what got washed up on the beach BETTY B Those flowers seem very attra t1ve to BILL R Could be hes waxtlng for the pollcenfan to leave Eeeeeek' RAY STRIEFF must be lookmg at hrmself m the mxrror Look out ARNOLD' He mlght be loaded Do I hear someth1ng7 Why xt s MARY LOU our song Bxrd about ready to burst mto the Baby Blues No' No' knds the one on the LEFT zs BEN The other one rs the dog Th1s lxttle g1rl looks too belllgerent to be our calm qulet DORO THY doesnt she7 Shame' Shame' MARILYN Its not polxte to pomt and you re qettxng such a bxg kxck out of lt too PAT M you look mlghty lazy yust SITTIN ln the sun fTh1s IS stxll her most favorlte pastlme ThlS basket vxasnt left on the doorstep Whod v. ant to gne up POLLY? Thxs sweet l1l darhng was Baby Spokane rn her younger days We wonder 1fMARIANNE IS st1ll as angelxc as she looks77 Gettlng mto practlce for that n1ce soft UQ job eh? But VIV where s your mxmeograph mach1ne7 Iudgmg from the looks of IM S halt NOW he must have been paltronlzmg the Curly Q Beauty Shop smce thls pxcture was ta en . ,-i - , , ' ' . f . w . ' ' . - . . . - -1 SL I , .. ., V . , A Y V . n 1 . . . y. . , K l , . ' 1 Wouldn't you know it, PAT S. with her mouth open!! c ' . ' , . . , '7 , , V l r 1 . , . v . , , A . v ' ' 1 1 ' I I . . . . 41 ,, I ' . ' 51 JW S 5 S ir F i f I 'lm if CORNY CHRONOLOGY Septurbc-1 We love school but oh that studying' October Nlovember December Marianne starts the year off wrong by being late Miracles of miracles' Jack A shaves off his mustachlo Helen B accepts the date' At last' 9-Elections held no peeking puhleeze' 10-Student body officers installed to the blast of trumpets Last years president given a purty pen as thanks for his serxices Girls glee club presents their first group of numbers for the year at an assembly Those smilm faces make up for all the mistakes they could possibly make' Carmval prizes arrive to rerrind us of a future date 5 An eavesdropper is a kind of bird A corps is a dead gentle man a corpse is a dead lady A mayor is a he hoi se Seniors given a vocabulary test' We win our first game with W'est Valley B We get the afternoon off so the teachers can go to mstltute 24-Presto chango' The Wears magicians present the first 'National assembly of the year 3 Juniors really make money on their Popco n Ball dance 4-Home Ec girls go to Rxtzvllle for the FHA District Conference 9 CHS mourns the death of Margaret Ledbetter Adamson 10-Jim Blodgett really makes that piano talk' Another National assembly Lucky lucky us' Vacation cause of the W E A meet in Spokane 1 Georgiana W Jerldme D and Mary Lou O show the Home Ec girls how NOT to cook butter scotch rolls' We fmd out how lucky we are to live in the Evergreen state a State film shown 24-Drill team drills for the last home football game of the year 29-The Gideons pass out Testaments at an assembly 30-My' How Ray S and Dwight B have changed' We weep to the tune of The Loyalty Song Lose the county Miss Fryers pmk slips fall out of her notebook' Harold K seems surprised' 'Vobody seems to be able to trick his mother mto being the P 1' A representative' 6 The Ritz Trumpeteers perform The girls are rather dxsappamtecl when they see the cornet player off stage' 11 Armistice Day and we get out of school for a day Lots of kids vuork UD in the gym on the Carnival booths 13 Everyones flustered and all in a hurry cause tomorrows the day' 14-Carnival Jim J gets a telegram of encouragement' Mr Smith gives Jim J three chapters of Physics to outline' The band gets lectured to by the director on Punctuality its Cause and its Effect' Georgiana W Bill R and Bob B labor through two hours ot the Pepsl Cola Scholarship Test The Cheney High School Band and the Girls Giee Club combine x ith Peardan groups to present concert at Reardan The Cheney Reardan combination presents the concert here 96-Sophomores give a Thanksgiving assembly Oh' I feel faint' Vacation Everyone gives thanks' Hennnnry' Henry Aldrich' Coming Mother' All school play tryouts begin Ice is wonderful for skating' Lots of people seen at lakes near Cheney Twila T fmds it a bit difficult to sit down' Sprague basketball team unable to make it here for a game We have school anyway What a revoltm development' We see how terribly Europe needs ald movie on European relief Nobody knows his lines at a play practice 12 Are those awful sounds some torture that Miss Fryer has planned for the Seniors No' Just the first band tryouts of the year' 18-Micky P misses every one of her entrance cues' 19-At the Christmas program we all get a bxg send off for vacation 31 8: 1 A few U1 high school boys have a very vague idea of what actually went on during the past evening' .K if . 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CAUGHT IN THE ACT 'X ou frgure thrs one out' To us rt looks lrke a mess of unrors BILL GILBERT GLENNA IOHN IOYCE and oh yes BOB up there on top No rt s not 1 nrghtmare merely AL lookrn natural Evrdently PAT S hasnt heard about the new lonqer lenqth Don t feel bad MOLLY' We all cret thrown out now and then Somebody must have told ANE and Bll L a cute UH lrttle yoke DOROTHY GLENNA IOYCE and ELINOR haxe lorned the charn qang 'XIICKEX qets around and here s her trarler to prove rt Thrs preture of VALDEAN speaks for rtself Georgre Porgre puddrn an pre krssed the grrls and made them try But your name rsnt Georgre rs rt FLOYD C7 IOX CE MARY LOU and DOROTHY dorng a nex xersron of the Hula Hula called the Hubba Hubba' Old Shep never had masters lrke thrs before drd he CHAR l ENE and MARY? lxrnda looks lrke we re back rn the Gay Nrnetres EVELYN fLrttle Mrss Muffetl and BERNICE fRaggedy Annj EMT WAN all dressed up for the Grrls C rnrtratron Oooh' What hap pened to them ' V170 Xe qot your number Polly' C 55 452 that rs Check that frrendly smrle Thex call her Gerrre the grgqler One doxxn two to qo No thrs rsnt a baseball game put GEORGIANA MARY LOU and IANE cuttrn some nrrqhtx purty frgures Down for the count of ten rs PAT MANOR Drd Margaret hurt hurt poor lrl ou PAT My VIV but you look smug What are you dorng eountrnq your blessrngs7 Peek a Boo' Now you ee her now you dont Why are you hrdrng behrnd RUTH ALICE CHERAL7 Novx what 1re 5 ou tvto up to hrdrng dovx n rn that corner HELEIN and IACK7 Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm' We drdnt have room to prrnt the whole preture but dont feel neglected MARILYN vue at least got your heads MARILYN A and france PAUL BROWN 45 I 11 4 I , .. 1 . 1' ' , I ... , , 1 1 1 C - 11A . 1 . - ' . , c 1 ' . 1 11 V . 1 ' 1 1 C ' .1 ' 1 1 1 . . 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J muary February March Xprxl May .Iuns CORNY CHRONOLOGY KContmuedD 1 Miss Fryer gets scalped' 5-She relates her experlences to ALL Englxsh classes 7 Back to back and do see do' Our flrst old fashloned dance ln many a moon 8 Wxth the absence of Mr Evans Jerry B makes h1s debut wxth the baton as the conductor of the hlgh school band' 13 Oh' Those semester tests' WVhy dxdnt I study a llttle but 16-Mr Flsher walks into the Black Rehearsal for the All School play fac cldentally of course'J '71 Miss Fryer IS absent I guess that week m Cahforma flnally got her down' 22 Bull R fallas Mr Patterson? scares the audlence m the play What a Lxfe '73 Pat T Callas V6CChlt0l and Jack A fallas Henry Aldrich? get sllghtly mlxed up ln thexr hagglmg for a few pleces of Junk 26-Half of the school goes off to Spokane to practxce for the County Concert Report cards glven out for the flrst semester 3 Certam parents ground certaxn students' 16-Mr Marty from Spokane brmgs the new French horns down and shows Mr Evans how to direct a band UD Everybody buys a tlcket for the college operetta The Bartered Brlde m order to get out of school' Pat S Helen B Paulxne R and B111 R get locked up xn the art room' The Melody Boys present another Natlonal Assembly The girls forget to brmg thelr drool cups' Remember they re marrxed' Just a few people enJoy the decoratxons and the Ball Moonbeams M1ss Fryers threats fmally become a realxty' new semester started Smlle pretty watch the blrdxe and all that sort takenl Everyone mlgrates from Cheney to Whltworth to dlstrlct playoff 6-We lose' Better luck next t1me inext year that 1s'l 10-Those strange characters seen m the halls between classes allahmg to all glrls ln red sweaters and speaklng to no boys are Just the C club l!lltlat9S' swell band at the Semor The flrst test since the of rot' CAnnual plctures see our team wm at the as an excuse to stay out of class all mornmg' 15-Play practlce scares everyone thoroughly' No wonder none of the play cast go backstage unless theres someone wlth them' 17 Thesplans glve 1n1t1at1on Inltlates present a radlo play What crunchy snow' 18-Dxstrlct seml fmal Boxmg tournament at Mead quxte a few people WAIT before they go home' The Cheney Hlgh School Band presents a concert At least the squawks that were heard were honest' 23 Tuberculosxs X ray umt stops ln Cheney Head up chest out arm back dont breathe fdrop dead J 20-Ah' So the Semor boys CAN dress up when they HAVE to' Sports Ban quet and Dance 26 Ed R fmds that girls aren t so handy to have m a car after all' He gets stuck at the haunted house wxth Charlene C Mary Lou O Georgxana W and Pat T 7 9-Teachers convene ln Spokane Hurray' Three day mterval from the monotony of gomg to school' 14-The Volga Troubadors from the Natlonal ASSGmb1l6S really slmg the goulash' 15-Jumor Prom programs passed out Dont the Semor boys dance? 16-Jumor Prom Semors boys surprise us' 18-Batterup' Bat er down' Glrls softball playoff 21 Work UD day for the light fund Oh my aching back' 22 Boys Tenms meet at Rogers hugh What' No strmgs 26-The new look gettmg MIGHTY popular 27 Oh durn' Caught my heel ln my sklrt agam' 1 Large ensembles musxc meet m Spokane You call THAT mus1c'7 4 The Safety Drwmg car gets a new set of gears' 7 The Sophomores Hobo Hop' Oh what a lovely omon corsage' Sob' Sob' 20- Dhat a lovely sprmg day' Tenms players get a good workout thanks to Mr Smlth 21 It rams all day tenms players recuperate '16-Oh those fmals' Well they cant flunk me now for can they l 3 Graduatlon and the last day of school Semors swagger out Jumors crawl out Sophomores pass out ' ll ii ' ' . . 5 ' . ' . ' ' .. . ,Q 17-- l 1 . l , Il ' '71 18- ., ., ' ., ' ' . ' . 19- U ' . ' 27'- - . . . - 4 31 . ' , ' . . . . . 4-1 . y ' . . , s - 5.T . 4 , . 12-Mr. Cole talks to the Seniors on what college to go to! Seniors use it 19- ' i . .. ' .' 1 ' - . I ' . . - ' . ' , . . Y ' , . J H ' ll ' U in l - 'D - 'n Sl-IIFTING SCENES Glrls softb1ll team fRead1nq left to rxghtl Bottom row Valdean Bauer Irene Delabarre Betty fm a trance Beall Marg1retBoyes Marx Ersher Second row Inez Svvegle erldrnc Dobbms Shnlev Broun Exe lxn Emtman Top row Evelyn Brookfield anet Manor eannme Shepard 'Vlxss Sands C-xrls Basketball team tRead1ng left to rrghtj Bottom row Margxe Buob Irene Delabcxrre Exelyn Emtman Margaret Boyes Bermce Emtman Glenna Cravt ford Top row Evelyn Brookfreld Inez Sxxegle Shlrlex Broun Bettx fthere s that look agaml Beall Mrss Sand Curls Volleyball team tLeft to rlqhtl Bottom row Pat Stuhr Irene Delabarre Margre Buob Bermce Emtman Glenna tpxckle pussl Crawford Top row eannme Qqlgglesl Shepard Pat Elmore Evelyn Brookheld Inez fsleepvl Svxegle Marllyn Aldrrch Mxss Sand These sxxteen Semors look happy And vthv shouldnt they They ve fmally come to the end of the Ime after twelve ye together lene Conley Marllyn Aldrrch Pat Manor Evelyn Brookfneld Georgxana Wallace Back row Leslle Bower Harvey Rupp Kenneth Mullemx Bn Rovtles 1111 ohnson Clarence Havs Ray Stemer eannme Shepard Helen Bair and Pat Elmore fYBl1 Leadersl ar full of Wlm Wrgor and Wrtalxty Combrned concert of Reardan and Chenex Curls Glee Club From the expression on therr faces you d thmk they vxere smqm the funeral march My arent we mdustrxous? Behmd the scenes of A Murder Ha Been Arranged Left to r1ght Bxll Garner Ray Stemer Le he Bovt er Betty Loeper Scene from the Sports Banquet What s the matter 1m7 Haw: xou got somethmg m your tooth? ack forgot h1s comb agam' Annetta Tallyn and ack tHenry Al drxchl Allen ln What a Llfe Pat Trerney and hls Svtmg Masters Everybody looks bu except Ahce' Play hour ln gym What? Dont tell me the BUYS are dancmg fl ,I . . L . , K . : . , ' . 1 l v 4 ' .y 4 ' : , , I ' ' L' -. I , V , - 7 : ' , . , ' ' . , 7 ' I ' . ' , ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' , ' S. N x . . 4 l - C . . . Q Y. V , ,T ' ' ' ' ars Front row: Pat Stuhr, Helen Bair, Betty Beall, Mary Lotte, Char- - ' 1 l . e ' ' ' ' 5. , 1 y ' I .. ' N 5 ' I , , S- ' V. y . . , . .. V. SY .' ' .I ' , ' ' - lv C , Q 4 x - 1 -af Ar 311 2 ' ,fl 3 14? 1 ,1 r Sai , C29 '7 .3 co? SN PIGSKIN PURSUERS An a1r of d1sappo1ntment hovered over the crowd when the Cheney I-l1gh Blackhawks were downed by R1vers1de 13 6 ln the fmal gamc for the County Champ1onsh1p Heavy hearted and weary the boys fwcked away thexr su1ts lookmg forward to the 1948 season when hey hope to avenge the1r loss The squad exh1b1ted good hard clean football all season the xellmg sect1on backmg them all the vsay Boys recenmg letters were Dean Johnson Howard Hauge Leonard Hauge Pete Swanson Jake Re1dt Bob Franklln Harold Kulm B111 Lange Cl1ff Denney B111 Garner Edwm Orenny Ronald Radon John McConnell J1m McConnell Larry PFICQ B111 Guyer Erme PIGFSOII Bob Schmldt G1lbert Hughes Ralph Ehrgott Grego1y Smlth J 1m Johnson Mgr J ack Nelson Mgr Keith McConnell Mgr Ken Mullenlx Ivan Hull Irvm Hull Lynn Harrls The blockmg tackl1ng and 1nsp1rat1onal awards were presented -J IIVID Hull Football scores of the 1947 season were Cheney 7 West Valley 6 Cheney Cheney 14 Deer Park 7 Cheney Cheney 7 Central Valley 6 Cheney HOT SHOTS Med1cal Lake 0 Mead 6 RlV9PSlde 13 Good ol Cheney l l1gh was blessed w1th a group of hard f1ght1nq never say d1e boys on her basketball squad These scrappers hd the1r very best to put Cheney back on the map 1n the basketball x orld The Blackhawks won two games and lost one 1n the county fmals uvmg them an opportunlty to partlclpate ln the d1str1ct tournament lwo v1ctor1es were scored 1n the Pre d1str1ct games but the Black hawks were fmally moved aslde by R1tZVlll6 a very worthy oppo nent by a score of 42 28 BASKETBALL SCORES Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Otzs Orchards Mead 37 R1vers1de Deer Park VVest Valley 41 Sandpomt 2 Medlcal Lake 2 Otls Orchards 1 Mead RlV6FSld6 4 Deer Park Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney Med1cal Lake Colv1lle Reardan Reardan Hunters Chewelah 41 Latah Rockford Mead OtlS Orchards MUSCLE MEN xvlth the Spokane County Champ1onsh1p Trophy to show for a very success ful year the Blackhawk boxlng squad wound up another season wuth four teen boys w1nn1ng letters and SIX f1n1sh1ng up as 1nd1v1dual county champ1ons Those wmnmg 1n the County flnals were Calx 1n Kulm Bob Schmldt IFXII Hull Ronald Radon Raymond Strleff B111 Lange ,, e . 1 . 28 . ' 14 6 . 1. I 46 ' 29 39 ' 22 35 34 ' 29 29 ' ' 35 35 26 41 32 43 40 35 47 42 29 ' 7 22 46 ' 7 40 33 19 ' 6 55 32 24 32 31 39 36 ' ' 3 42 ' 40 30 ' EQOTBALL LINE UP YFFT TO RIG1-1'l 1+11st 1011 Dean 111111115011 B111 Lange Hdxold fXl.1l11l I1v111 Hull Lynn H11111e 11 1 Hull Howard Hang. 51111111 IOXX Kenneth 'Niullemx Pete Swanson Jake Re1dt Bob 1-1.1n111l1n FOOTBALL SQUAD 1 L1 V FO RIG1-11 1-1121 1 111 helth '11tLon11ell J1111 Johnson 1,111 Webb Palph El115,ott Leon 1111 141111 1 Gregor1 Smlth Lynn Harms Ernest P1erson Kenneth NIUllCl1lX Ca11111 Kulm Sllfllfll 1 N11 Cook Charles Pr11e Bryte Possum Pete Q11a115on Po11111d Radon L141111 ITFICG Robut Schnndt Henry Bcnnett Hnold H111tl+1 N1 11111 Bro1111 lvir Carroll H11g1l11 s lohn M1 Connell 11111 lt 11 11 1 11111g.,1 L11 C UXLI 1 ennq 3110111111 11111 F1 111111111 .lake Ruclt I 1,111 Hull BASKETBALL TEAM 1 1 10 1111, 11111 111 11 Allen Matsumoto Ralph Ehrgott Mr 1'1sl11r 117 111t to 11g Gary Webb Bob Fra111111n NIe1111l B1o11 n B111 1,1111 1111111 11 Hauge Rlehard Lelm Pete S11an5on John Rube A11lf1lQl Lldll ben 1xe1th McConnell Ray Stoner G1lb1rt Hu hes 111111 Pe1dt 1. L ': T' 1 ': X , ' H, ' , . ' ' 'Lx1 Y 7 1 ,1. ' ': 1 1 ' 1 ' 3 1 ' . ' ,W , V .1 . 1 '. '1 ': 1 'T . ' .': V' ' , . . 1 1' 2 gy I' I , ' ' ' , 1 1' 1 'A -:'fl 'o1':1 '. ' , -1, V., 'A , L ' , 1 ' ' , 1 .1'y ' v A 1 ' 4 , ' 2 . r 1 A--l A C 11' 'l'l1111i 1-11112 111111 111111, Dean .111l111so11. B111 Lange. Harold lillllll. Ted lillllljll, 1211111-11 ' 1 1 2 . 11' 111 1111 llo 12 '1 L' ff. 'i 3 Clif' D1 I1 'L ' 4, lid 1311 111151 151111 .1 ' . , 1A ,' . I v' I 1115 + ' ' 'H'1': Ce 1' ng: 1 ' 1' . 1 , . 5 - . 1111141114 V 1l11: ' 1 'A , ' .1 ' ' . ' ' 11 11' ' - f 1 V 1 1- - T- - ', 1 . 1' ,'1 SUPER SLUGGERS As th1s artxcle leaves for the press room we have no way of knowmg how our baseball team wxll come out f1rst or second inot over optlmxstlc are we l The boys have been very actlve m the past two weeks playmg practlce games and two league games Th1s early 1n the season lsnt the best tnme to Judge them but as lar as me can tell we have one of the strongest teams that old CHS has ever had thanks to the work of 1ts coach Mr Carroll Well fellows we know you go out wlth w1ll to wm and even 1f you don t wm we know you fought w1th all you had and w1ll be the best losers or wxnners on the fleld FIRST STRING Left f1eld Ronnle Radon Irvm Hull Center f1eld Ral Strleff Allan Matsumotto Rlght fleld-Greg Smxth Flrst base Jake Reldt Merrxll Brown Second base Gary Webb John Reese Shortstop Bob T1erney Th1rd base Kexth McConnell Glen Best C tchex Pete Swanson B111 Lange B111 Guyer Pltcher Lynn Harms Ben Curtxs B111 Nave Outf1elders Paul Cadruv1 Walter Edmxston Cyr1l Reynolds Bob Franklm FLEET FEET The track team IS workmg under a ternble hardshxp thls year no track' They say they dont m1nd though they can run cross country and I guess they re r1ght Its gettmg to sound natural to hear Mr Cooks volce f1oat1ng softly UD up thlough the halls 1 2 34 1 2 3 4 Come on you boys qult laymg off on the Job as he gxves them the1r dally exerc1se The results of the flrst track meet held on Aprll 22 were Mead 49 pomts Colvxlle 43 pomts Central Valley 38 pomts and Cheney 26 po1nts Of course we expect qulte a d1fferent outcome by the end of the season when the boys have really warmed up Below IS a 11st of the events and the boys out for each M1le Jlm Boyes B111 I-Iuff Clarence Hays Harold Kulm John McConnell VVe1ghts Henry Bennett B111 Garner Harold Kulm 880 yard Harold Crawford Edwln Grenny Dxck Lehn Jxm McConnell 440 yard Jerry Bergloff Cllff Denney H1gh huzdles Arnold Clausen G1lbert Hughes Low hurdles Ernest Zabel Spr1nts Larry Prlce Jaxelm Ralph Ehrgott Managers Ray Stexner Jack Nelson RACKETEERS Brav1ng hlgh wmds and downpours the Cheney I-hgh racket swlngers came out early 1n March to begm the1r sprxng practlce As we go to press lt looks lxke a promxsmg tenms team thxs year wlth most of la.st years county team back Ill the ranks ready and wlllmg to do their best at the comlng tournament Prac txce meets are scheduled w1th Rogers and West Valley The all 1mportant event the county meet IS to be held on May 14 Those part1c1pat1ng1n close lnter scholast1c compet1t1on now are Pat Manor Margaret Boyes Helen Balr Pat Stuhr Shxrley Brown Jerld1ne Dobb1ns Betty Mae Beall Pat Elmore Jeanmne Shepard .Ioan Thlll Jane Mounts Glenna Crawford Bernlce Emtman Evelyn Emtman Emma Jean Emtman Janet Manor Kenneth MUIIEHIX Jack Allen Leslxe Bower Jim Johnson Al Hmckley John Boyes Ted Spuler Bob Burns W11l1e Lelgh Don Hoff and B111 Rowles From these players the county team conslstlng of 16 boys and glrls w1ll be chosen Good luck k1ds BIRD BATTERSH Watch out' Dont step on my b1rd1e' that was the common cry around school durmg the badmmton season The fellows and gals practlced hard but seemed to have had luck at the county badmmton tournament Cheney man aged to come out wlth one w1nner however Marllyn Aldrlch who captured the B smgles county champlonshlp Others provldmg stiff competltlon were Helen Ba1r and Irene Delabarre glrls A doubles Jack Allen and Kenneth Mullen1x boys A doubles Pat Stuhr A smgles Jerldme Dobbins and Shlrley Brown B doubles 1 . . . , . . l . 1 ' 1 f . , . . . , , . . . . . . 1 . 1 1 1 V . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 Y , 1 1 1 1 0 '-0 . . Ju , 1 f 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 , . , . . 1 U - - - .. - - - ' ' 1 - 1 . ,, . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . . , ll 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 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , , . , . 11 1 - - 11 . . , 1 1 . . , . . , 1 1 , 1 1 1 , BASEBALL fit to Fl ht: 1o11 ly 111 H1111 Gary Webb lohn Reese lynn Hnrxs l1x1n Hull Allen M itSUlll0I0 Kuth McConnell Glenn Best Mr Carroll Quo cl row B111 Curt1s Gregory Smxth Bob T1erney B111 Ldllbi Ron11d Radon Pete Swanson P111 Nave Jake Re1dt TRAC K lttorx t Fnst ron Frank Vanden Bos Larry Pr1ce R1chard Leh11 11111 McConnell B111 Hoff Henry Bennett Gllbert Hughes Edvuln Crenm Pat l1er1ey Ralph Fhr ott Jack Nelson f11VK 1 111111 1 M1 Cook Jerry Bergloff B111 Garner John N1CQOl'll1Lll Jllll Boyes Clnfence Hays Ray Stemer BOXING tit to ll t lfnsf 1 xx Qtrnff II'XlIl Hull Dwlght Byrum Jack Nielson Merle l'1ffany 'Vlr Carroll Ga1y Walkup Norman MCKQHZl6 John McConnell Ronald Radon Ted Radon George Clark Douglas Austm Paul Cadruu Calvm Kulm Dxck Burns Glen11 Best Ivan Hull Carroll Jones 'Vlelvm Schmxdt Don Hakola Dale Hagel H arold Hartley Larrv Prlce Henry Bennett J1rr Ralph M1138 Horton Frnest Zabel James Arcner Nm ond ron F1111 fl 1 on RED C to ll l+1rs1 11 M1 Cook B111 Guyer -11111 Johnson Dean Johnson Bob Franklm Lvnn Harrls Cllbert Hughes Seco11d10v1 Leshe Bower Irv1n Hull Harold Kulm Raymond Str1el1 B,dxx11 Grenny B111 Carner l'lllf 1 Jake Reldt B111 Lange Larry Pr1ce Robert Sch1n1dt Gary Webb Rlchard Lehn Allen Matsumoto Ralph Ehrszott lourth IOVK Arnold Clausen Ray Stemer Ke1th McConnell Pete Swanson Hovx ard Hauge Leonard Hauge Gregory Sm1th NIQ1 e Tlffilly Orxal Tledt F'11tl rox Ronald Radon Cllff Denney Glenn Best Dwlght B ru G y m eorge Clark Harold Hartley L- 'g 1 First ' 'S 'Q , ' L' A , . , , J' 2 ' . .C 11 ll 1 1 ' , , ' ' '12 2 . .sf 'gh : Fw:-on 'o ': 1 , ' , 1' 1 . j, '1 ' 1 g . . . 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'..g..'..'..'.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .., , , .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..,.. .. .. ..,.. ..,..,..,..,..,.,..,..,..,.,.. .. ..,.,..,.,.. . CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 48 PIX THEATER Good Shows Fntertmnnment Mr and Mrs Ernle Landry Q unaunoN.fun'n'u'n'nnnonoooooouoooooooonooanunuoonuooooufouoounoounnuuuan QQQQNnonNnnanoounnuwoounnoonoonwnv-nnuuunuuunnnnun.nu.u.aununs.: Guertm 81 Ross Muslc Company lnstruments of Dlstmctlon West 908 Sprzquc Rlv 4915 Spokane 8 Washxnqton llwwcx Guertm Oorclon Ross ...,........................................................................................'......'....g... K. nu.uu'uuuuauuu-Juanaoononuoooooonnunsounuuo4uuwuwunuoooooooounun'ao CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1948 DEPENDABLE MOTOR FREIGHT HERMAN IENSE 'Q on of ov 0 , . . 0 ..'u.u.N.04.u.n.n.u.u.u.n.oo'oo,oe.n.u,oo.n.n.ao,oo.n.n'n.u.-o'n.n.u.n.uOn.oo.uve.n.oo.n.a.n.n.n.n.n.w.u Q .0 oooooooooohoooooolQ00o0QaoQo00000ooo00000000oooo 0 . ................................................ . . .................... ......................., 3.0.0.-.aoQ4.QQaouooeooooooooo oo Q o .................... ........................ 'Q efayqgoooouaoo'ukoooooooooo ooo o so Q , L -1 V ....... . ..................................... .. 'OnoQ00onoroeQoooooooobbotbnoooooooooc toebvnoonaoooa .................................................... 'oooosoonoooQ0oooooooo0Q000ooooovnoooovoooo o eooaqo . . z ' L Q . . ............................................. .. . . . ......................... .... ................... . .,... ........ ................................... . ... ................................................ ,. .... ............................................. . ' O saooooooo oooooooooosooe mgy5ypvv?vQqqvQv?QvvQyQyq GOOD LUCK an BESI WISHES to the Class of 48 Grange Supply Co Cheney Wash undnnnunnnndhnu wnnVnMMh 4 so .soo e 4 oo Q uQ.uuuunwyynunqq we BEST WISHES from T e Cheney Free Press on 0 s an .nuanQpuQ5QQwuQpne .00.0000000000.000000000000.0000.0000000000 If your halr IS not Becoming to you You should b Comlng to us Model Barber Shop Complete Serv ce Nlnm l45l Hardware and Pamts Complete Stock of Flshmg Tackle Philco Radlos Hansen s Hardware W S Bernard Ro11Hancen n an ManauJunuwunuuMo oooooooooaooooooo sooo... QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Congratulations an BEST OF LUCK lours or Securzty Spokane Safe 81 Lock S176 Howard St Rxv 1416 nJWhdWQpuunJWhuuuu.yykyno - '-f.-Q:-'-: NwwN--M . Q-. wwnw ' -. .N--W Cheney General Repalr General Auto 'md lractor Repaxrmq Weldlng l'lumlve1t Reltmler Mann 451 unnyuuikuyynnfxbnqgpa nan 3pnJJhqmuJhqJQJJuu Congratulations to the Class of I 48 Bull Lee Bull s Tavern Chenev W1sh1nqton nauyynn nu MN . ..g.. .. .. .. ..'..,.. ..'..w..g..,.. .. .. ..'.. ,.. .. C ONGRATUI Al IONS to the Class of 48 l-l D Walker Cheney Wash o o 4 0 oo pywyyynpuyynyupnunuq . . , . ... ........ ... .. . Q9 gg 00 0 00000 000000 000 .... '.... . ' .'. . 'ooooooo oooooooooon 00 ' ' 3l ' Q 0 oooboouoooa sooo... WWW. W ss... ao.. 'sfvks 35 0 ..,,,, ,,,, u ,,,fv . f. .. Q . .'. .'.. ..'. .'.. Q 00000000000 000000 00 00 o o 4 0 o o .'o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0'00.00.00.00. . . . . 0 . . . . ' 0 . . 0 ' 5... ..... ' ..'... 000000000 0000 00 0 000 WmWWoooooooooooooooooofV vq,,y ,.,,, ,,, , ,,,f7 . . . X . L .' 9 - s Q . . . , , , . .. ....... ...... .. Z 'Z . . an . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - -,.-..-.,: 3: :::..:..:..:..g..: g g..g..g..g..g 3 3. .... .... ....... .......... NNNWN 0 MN' Q 'ooo so ooo. seas... . ... .'..'. ., ,. .., .... 0 00000 0000 00000..00..0.'0 L .. ........ ..... ....... . ...H . ... . .. ....... . . .. ... . ................ -.N . . . . ..... . . .' nnzuuoooonoonoooo04onanooooooansooooooo.oo.oo,nao,u.oo.n.oo.oo.oo,oo.oooonzoo noo'oooooooooooooooon'uo CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1948 from BAIRS GROCERY Qualltv Merchandlse Fxpert Servme u'oooooooonnoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeunyoovuoonnoonuoooooonnnoooooonoooo'noooo'nooooo .q,N--,M--M--nn-Nn0NNNNn-u-,nnunnNa-Nw--a-n0,NNw--Ny. Best of Luck to the Grads of 1948 from PETER M JACOY Lomplcte Lme of Box Qandx Gam Candx annoofaooannaoonoooooooooooooouoooooooooomoounnoouun . o 0 4 .oo on oo ov oo oo oo on on oo n nun ao nfs oooooao on on so an on on n.n,oo.w.oo.w.n.n'oo.n.oo'o4.u.n.n.u'oo.oo.oo,oo.oo.oo.u.uf BEST WISH ES to the Class of 1948 JERUE FUNERAL HOME CQRSAGES FLOWERS .-m,---n---Nn,--,--,-Na-n0-n----w,------,---Mw-uw-.y. .. .................................................................................................g... CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1948 from TRICK 81 MURRAY Statlomrs Prmters Complete Offlce Outfxtters 113 Seneca St Seattle 2 Wash o 4 o oo on on no no no of an on n n n oo.0034.oo.n.n.u.n.n.n.n.n.n.oo'oo.oo oo on oo oo oo was o nunoouoouonuoooooooonoouoo . ................................... .,,. ........ . 0 ..................... . .. .............. 7 .. , ........................................... f. ... .................................................... . ................................................ 0 . ................................................ . . x ln ' r 1 ' Y , , ., ... ................................................ 0 0 0 0 O O 0 Q 0 O Q I Q 0 O 0 O O O O 0 O O Q O Q Q 0 Q 9 0 0 0 Owbwb.,QO,0O'O.QO.O0.'0.'Q..O..O..O..O..0..0..0.'0'.0. .J ...............-.......................... .. . . '. ........... .. . .'8...... ............................................... .. . .. ............................................... . ................................................... . .................................................. . ' W ' . ,. ............................................. .. . . ............................. ...... . o o o 0 o 0 Q 4 o o Q a okoaonnanwouauonokoi Q o 4 on,oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,oo.a,oo.oo.oo.oo.o0, 0 . 4 Q , . . . O SELNER S Optometry ewelrv extends best vs xshes to the Grads oco0'o0s0'oo0oooo0u00oooou'oo:oo.oo.ooooovuoonooa o'0o:n'n'0o'oo oo oo'o0'o4 04:00 oo oo oo oo. 'oo no so 04.00 Cheney Creamery SUN GLO BUTTER Congratulatlons to the Class of 1948 R Mxlton Hunt ...... ....'..,..' -....,.g........, 3 Q ...... .. ..,..,.. ..'.. ..'.. .. Nw.. .. .. ..g ,. .. .. . Gem Market QUALITY MEATS FRESH FISH Best Wxshes to 48 Holmes and Flemmmq 0 o o o no oo w.oo.o0.n,oo. 0300.04 oo 04,0 00,4 oo oo 00.00 oo an ' an Congratulations from the O K Rubber Welders D W MOYSE . ' nw un we o 0000.00 ooaoooooooeoae oo Q.oo30.40.non.oo.0o.oo.oo.0o.0o.n.n.oo,oo.oo'oo:oo.oo,oo,oo.oo.u.n.. SCFVICC that Satlsfxes Duty Transfer extends BEST WISHES Nwnunuuunw.n,nnn,uuu.nnn'una4.4 svovoaoeovoooooooonfoooovoooooooongooooon Cheney Dalry Products Company Pasteurlzed MII K and CREAM A B SUITISIOD Proprletor Q o Q 0 Q o o v on oo oo 00.0059 no oo 00.00 oo 00.00 oo:uo,po,goo:ao:oo.n:ov,os:n:o . . . . ' .'.., ..g..g........... Congratulations CHENEY HIGH SCHOOL GRADS The Malt Shop Bert AQQIC 5 003.00003 0 . 6900 n 0 0 Q o rnoooo00n0o.oooo.0ooooooo.oo.oo.oooooo0o oooooougoo. lmmle s Cafe Youll En1oy Our Dmnexs Lunches and Breakfasts Fountam Servme Too noon wana 0 oo nn . 1 Y. V .................... 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O 0040... . . . ,n.n,..n.n.... 0. ...O , , N M N - 0- - -Q N -' -Q N me Q- M - ws-f..-1-4-:-:-zwzv-:-.'-:-4:-4-c :-.-:-:-Q-:-'Nz-:-f Mlrror From 1 Frlend Barber 81 Beauty Shop PFOP W1lrBerg1off Cheney Publxc Schools CQNGRATULATE Industrial Chemical CLASS OF 48 Laboratories, Ltd 9 IMHO VVGQ-I1 Spokane Wash ,.g.. .. ..'.. .. ..'..'.. .. .. ..'..'.. .. ..g.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..'..'..,..,.. .. sz.. .. .. .. ......' ........'..'.... ...... .'..'..........' '............,.., ' g..,..,...... CONGRATULATIONS WALT 5 INN to the Trv our DQIICIOLIS Homemade C' ASS OF 48 Le Crelm Harmon Realty and Sundaes Company Nledleal Like VVash .ounce oouauoooonn nnoooonnoo.o,n'noooooooooooooooo.oooooo,oooooon 4 o o o o Q . 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