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

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READINGS OF THE CRYSTAL BALL Prophecv, to you' Upon arrnrng In the U S A after an extended tour of Europe and Afrrca I decnded that I should fInd what C H S s Class of 50 had done for Itself In the ten vear penod fThe Age of Semorsj whrch had elapsed snnce therr graduatron I fInd upon my arrrval In New York that Ray Galland conducts srght seeing tours around New York CIty Hot Lrps Calyert IS playxng a SIX weeks engagement at the famed Stork Club Ernre Aaseby IS secretary to that famous desrgner of Dry Drapers Donna Brvceson I feel bored so I go to a burlesqu show and who do I fInd behmd a great brg bubble but Frances QBubblesj Lotte I deude to y1s1t a teleyrsxon studlo and In the control room I fInd Eyerett Nave and Merrlll Thompson All decked out In western duds ready for therr darly show Ispy Rattlesnake Spuler and Fearless Fossum IncIdentally Bob Trerney Im told IS now the New York Yankees star rookre In other parts of the great U S A I fInd other members of that great class whIch I am proud to call mme On the happIly marrxed l1st I find Pat Flemlng joyce Moos joan Kuehl Ethel Delabarre and Cy Reynolds Hollywood boasts a professronal Gngglrng GIrl Freda Brodrn In TImes Square I see a bookmaker and am surprIsed to see Wrlbur Betz takrng bets He tells me that Darlene Bennett IS now ID her fourth year as U S Treasurer and that Harold Hartley IS a world famous photographer workxng for LIFE Dorrs Bronson joan judd and Delores Dow are on the lIst of the Ten Best Dressed Wtmmen of the Year Im srmply amazed at what this class has done for posterrty I go home and whxle reclm Ing In my skyscraper penthouse I prck up the Darly Dope a news sheet on famous con temporary Amerrcans ednted by Ana Crawford THREE WOMEN RETURN FROM MARS IS the headlrne Thrs I must read Peggy Harr Lu johnson and Pat Elmore are fIrst women to establrsh Inner planetary transportatron system whrch IS destxned to revolutIonIze J joan Gaustad Lors johnson Annetta Tallyn and janet Mana have become Amerr a s most talked about Englrsh teachers by advancmg therr theory How to Bamfoozle Senrors Helen Skyothaug has just become a U S Senator CD Wash J Wrllle Leigh IS now coachmg Notre Dame s great Fxghtxnf., Irlsh football team Robert Franklrn IS currently starrlng In hrs flfth season as conductor of the great Phlla delphra Symphony Orchestra Greg Smrth and Ralph Baker are the famous skI Instructors at Sun Valley Idaho Greg now retIred as a professnonal twrce held the world s record for the longest skr jump Don Hatch and Leo Huss are IH theIr thrrd season w1th that famous play called Broad way Wolves This play IS the result of Henry Bennetts swrtch from a famous Broadway actor to a playw rlght john Boyes and jerry Davls are the Head Desxgners for Paramount Studros In Hollywood Gorgeous Grogan and Pushface Prxce are wow IDL the wrestlrng world wnth some of those new holds they recently Invented And speaknng of holds Don juan McConnell knofws some pretty flashy ones so say hrs lady frrends In the Chorus lrne of one of Broadway s most talked about shows we fInd Lols Shoaf jeannle Shepard and Bev Wlllnas As the Star the show has that lxvely loyely lady Mlss Mary Lee Melvrlle currently one of show busrness s rlchest cuttes I always start my day by lrstenrng to Babblrng Brooks 2lLlVCI'flSl!1g Cadruvrs Candy Coated Capsules for Contented Chrldren I wonder If the world would be the same today If lf werent for these grfted grvers of talent unlxmrted' Ho' Hum' Cuess I ll go to bed CFor all these flattermg frbs I get a commrssnon from the Semor Class of 1950 5 C 'D V ' ' ', y V V .1 V a . A 1 . , ' .. ' , ' Y' , , ' I ' L v V ' V Y . . ' D . 5. , I V ' a v - the world. Wl1y, I remember when they were just high school students. 1 'y E . . 7 . . X H ,V,ft, f! JJ . . . , V . Y . 7 .Y . Y . I , 1. v l ' - - V ' I ' I ' Y' l I ' ' Y v I 4 y ' . v , 7 . y K. I Y . V y. v 4 , v , r A D x , 1 ' 1 V 3 r 7 V

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lt was the fall of 1947, when a group of gay little Sophomores invaded the halls of Good Old C.H.S. We climbed into the saddle by successfully supporting our candidates for cheer leaders, Pat Elmore and Jeannine Shepard. With this success behind us, we made a bid for our Carnival King and Queen candidates, Joan Thill and Leonard Hauge, but to no avail. We then showed our authority by putting up a sticker candidate for May Queen, Betty Arnes, and getting her elected. Our last attempt at fame was our first dance, The Hobo Hop, accentuated by vnooden tramps placed all around the gym Our Junior year went over especially big with one success after another Our cheer leaders Pat and Jeannine were again chosen to represent us Our dance the Witches Wobble vas well received with Hallovfe en spirit We von our place in the Carnival by having our can didates Pat Elmore and Don Hatch elected as King and Queen The biggest event of the year was our Junior Prom April Shovs ers The Senior year vias an exciting year for the upperclassmen ffmallyj Pat and Jeannine were elected as cheer leaders for their third year Our candidates for the Carnival King and Queen were Bob Franklin and Darlene Bennett Our first dance of the year was a Juke Box Dance held after the first football game We then became ambitious and sold hot dogs coffee pop and candy at the games The Senior Play Two Gentlemen and Verona delightful comedy was held March I6 and I7 Our final dance 'was the Levi Leap which was very informal A final check on grades placed Annetta Tallyn as valedrctorian and Edgar Grogan as salutatorran And so vue leave the halls of Good Old C H S a weary but happy group who started out as gay little Sophomores First Semester Annetta Tallyn Edgar Grogan Merrill Thompson Pat Elmore Ad 1 non George Clark Pat Fleming Mary Lee Melville Lois Johnson Adr 1107! Henry Bennett Doris Bronson erry Dans Bexerly Willms Lu Johnson Ad: uorf CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester SOPHOMORE YEAR Prefzdent John McConnell Vzce Prerzdent Secretary Annetta Tally n Treafurer Program C laazrman S anal Cbazrman John Boyes Lois Johnson Lu Johnson Miss Webber Mr Oberst JUNIOR YEAR Prefzdenl Pat Fleming Ernie Aaseby Edgar Grogan Vrre Prendent Treaiarer Don Hatch Doris Bronson Greg Smith Miss Webber Mr Obcrst Sona! C hazrman Pro gram C 174117711171 SENIOR YEAR Prefzdent Mary Lee Melville Bob Tierney Serrerarj Lois Johnson Tre uurer Annetta Tallyn Doris Bronson Peggy Harr Miss Webber Mr Reamer Vice Prefldent Soi ral Cbalrman Program Cbazrman I ' ! ! V an I - I I - y I ---P--VP,-V'-.-..,'Y-'JU---'PJVVVJD ---Av-,Y---v.......---J--'-D-------D-h--A. Y ,. . Jeannine Shepard .........r,,.....,ri................ Secretary .......,........ ...................,,,... 'U .........,.......,..........,.......,....,..............,,....,...,,....,,.. Y ........ i , . ' . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 . ,,,,,,,,s,s sr.. ssrs, .,,,.,,..... A Y J .................,.,.....,..., r ,.,..,.... so f .,..rs .,..,,,......,...,.,. ,..,,,...... , ' ' ' i ...,. , , . ,,,,,, ,, 1 i,,,,,,,,,i,i,, ,,,,,,,,,,, . ' 'i ..........,......,............,.,,........,,....................,,.,........,,..... i , .

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CLASS WILL OF 1950 We the Seniors berng of confused mrnd but havrng decided that the trme to write our will rs now whrle we are strll lrvrng declare this to be our last will and testament and we bequeath the following To the Juniors we leave our seats rn F F F s English classes and a prayer for their survival To the Sophomores we wrll our good times and T B s fTrred Brains that rs J To Mr Frsher we leave our apologies for all unexcusable absences plus all the fun we had Darlene Bennett leaves her Reqursrtron Book to Mr Fisher with her complrments Freda Brodrn wrlls her quiet refrned manners to Jean Judd Doris Bronson leaves roll taking to anyone interested rn the Bureau of Mrssrng Persons' Donna Bryceson wrlls her bangs to anyone who owns a curling rron Ana Crawford wrlls THE BLACKHAWK to Marilyn Pendell gladly' Ethel Delabarre leaves her shyness and worries to Elrnor Cadruvr Delores Dow wrlls her cooking abrlrty to all future housewives Pat Elmore leaves her studrous nature rn study hall to Amy Jo Melville Pat Fleming wrlls her atrocious appetite to someone with plenty of dough' Joan Gaustad leaves her half of the Carnival duets to Anne Adamson Peggy Harr wrlls her punctualrty and perfect attendance to Joyce Sumsron Lors Johnson leaves her post as F H A President to anyone who wants to tell a bunch of yapprng females to shut up' Lu Johnson and Annetta Tallyn will therr abrlrty to slrde into Frrst Period English one mmute before the bell rings to anyone who likes to sleep late Joan Judd wrlls her baton to Becky Ratclrffe Joanne Kuehl leaves her box of Kleenex to Kathryn Hatch Janet Manor wrlls the Carnival plus some Bromo Seltzer to Mel Schmidt Joyce Moos wrlls her short harr to Dessa Starkre Jeannie Shepard wrlls her bathrng surt to Sue Daniels Lors Shoaf leaves her drlrgent evenrng homework to Mary Strreff Helen Skjothaug wrlls her quiet sense of humor to Irene Rhett Beverly Wrllms wrlls her bold boisterous manner to Shirley Byrum Frances Lotte leaves Mr Vrnckel s room with its tropical climate to the Juniors Ernre Aaseby wrlls hrs bookkeeping set to Ken Judd Ralph Baker leaves srx rnches of hrs height to Paul Steele Henry Bennett wrlls hrs artrstrc abrlrty to future art students Wilbur Betz leaves Ag for Jerry Buob John Boyes wrlls hrs typewriter to Mrss Kinder Don Brooks leaves hrs lead rn the Boys Ballet to Dale Hagel Paul Cadruvr leaves hrs home runs to Norman Drlly and hrs love for Parlramentary Lav. to Drck Guycr Brll Calvert wrlls hrs musrcal abrlrty to Tom East a vsorthy Band colleague Jerry Davrs leaves hrs part rn the Senror Play to anyone who goes rn for ham actrng Bob Franklin leaves hrs football technrque to Ron Ratclrffe Bryce Fossum vshrle all future map reports rn World Problems to Mr Vrnckel Ray Galland vrrlls hrs curly locks to Don Ralph Edgar Grogan leaves hrs job as Student Body President to Mel Schmidt Harold Hartley leaves taking Dorrs with hrm Don Hatch wrlls hrs apple polrshrng cloth to Sammy Morgan sayrng I AM COMING BACK Leo Huss wrlls hrs cautious drrvrng and careful observance of traffrc rules to Tom Drckrnson Wrllre Lergh leaves hrs strarght A s to Joan Anderson John McConnell leaves hrs Woolley Scott Tressler gladly' Nw ' , ' . ' ' rv Q Aww A Mary Lee Melville wills her undivided attention in Trig to Mr. Cook. . A X . . . I