Chimacum High School - Tahl Kie Chee Yearbook (Chimacum, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

THE 1952 W TAHL-KlE-CHEE Wesferday's newg CHIMACUM HIGH SCHOOL Chimacum. Washing+on Dedicafion We. +he sfudenfs of Chimacum High School. wish +0 dedica+e +his edifion of Tahl-Kie-Chee +0 +he faculfy of I952. We would like +0 exfend our appreciafion +0 each and every faculfy member who has done his or her per? in helping +he s+uden+s raise +he morale of +heir school and who have helped +0 make a deHnHe progress in all of +he school acfivifies in Hue pasf year. Foreword In our I952 TahI-Kie-Chee we hope +0 resfore some memories of +he pas+ his+ory of +he local +erri+ory. in words and pic+ures. Our parf of Washingfon S+a+e has had a glorious past and affer years of recession H is again on +he upgrade. We give our respecfs +0 Hue pasf and our' hopes +0 +he fu'rure. In addifion. we hope +0 keep our presenf record of school memories up +0 dafe. Our +hanks go +o +he s+udenfs. feachers. phofographers. Leo's Sfudio and our local merchan+s. who all had a par'r in making fhis annual possible. ,x I $43.64 2,. 3-..: .6-.. :1. . m. , EQWQV I'd 1A; .xX x. I av . 1 1 .. - J , U. 27:;1u HA: I JCW V; ' It was a cold. dreary morning sometime in the nineteen. th Centu.ry, and ro oanding ohe bend of Port prnSend Bay wa an oJ.d saeamer. The capt.ain oi the ship was Samuel Had .Lock and .he -was accompanied by his sh.ipmates who are how 01 pioneers of Hadlock Since the little Indian settlement wa sol appealing to them they anchored their boat and began t settle, . J One of the fWJ1sett1ements t? at came into HadJoc-k we the saw mi.ll Ls+c L112 hid in the early 80'sJ It was owned b The Wa.shi ngton Mill Lompahy. The mill employed about 20 men and manaped to cut 150,000 feet per dav'on JO hon. shifts. . I ' TII The cnmpa .1y owned fourteen houses which th.e 'worker lived in Aft er many hard days of lpmbering the mj.ll burne' dOwn in June 191.2 n the Noxth ,side of the present Washington building there was a shipyarg which was built in'the 9015. Until .L9J.l it wastowned and operated-by Andy .. but later on it was hold tn William F. Sears, who operate it untjl J ;37 when re ran out of businessa 1: J90? one of the mos+ important buiJ dings o: aJ.J wa COH$7TULUQd by tlm Jias.un Chemi: als Company They opera fhe Lent 0 make a1: ohoJ. from sawdust and later shut dow ' after a year and a half. J V Later on; the plant was remodeled and alcohol was had, our of moJasses which r388 being imported from the Hawaiiae ialJnJa, Due' to muvy 1J.ghts with tho Ea stun Alcohol Trus e-d Com mpany.lvVav thv lent making alcohoL. it shut dOwn an the machinery said f0? iuLKJ hhe attructjvr Lsuburb1vhich is located at the head 0 Port Townseu.? Bsy Js favor able to commorc e 2.3 ar.chorage an perxect for JJJLngw and docks, Directly cpposite HadlockiiI thu United Stages Naval S atson,' which employs about a hun mama It was established in 1942 rj.ght afteriWorld wa IT broke bbe . ' F; Jahrary 11,1952 the Portag e Penal Bridg e was ded itaued tn thr many people who surf redhnany hardships to get 501123 the canal to the mainlc.n4h .AJthough Hadlock in the J-Jler days had more industrie the present day, you still can find many old familia a From The FacuH'yi Mr. Weyermann-I wish +0 express my indeb+edness +0 +he facul'ry and +0 +he s+uden+s of l95l-52 for rheir splendid co-operafion. lo ally and indusfry. For +he faculfy. +hese aHribufes will serve as slander s for +he fulure advancemen+ of +he high school. For +he sfudenfs of A.S.C.H.S. +hese should be cornerslones for individual success in any wor+hwhile efforf and a basis of valuable service lo Jrhe communiiy and our counfry. Mr. Johnson-To fuliill +he obieclives of educalion Jrakes co-opera+ion. s+raigh+ +hinking. +hinking for one's self. and hones'ry. Facfs memorized and reiurned lo +he leacher mean nofhing unless +hey can be filled info +he picrure of life. Mafurily means +hinking. seeing and crealing for one's self. Mr. Aldrich-l feel +ha+ a leacher should provide oppor+uni+y for good wholesome experience; advise. guide. and assist s+uden+s during +he crifi- cal sfage before +hey become mafure cifizens of +he communily. A co- operafive spiril' be'rween s+uden+s and +eachers in planning. organizing and execul'ing daily acfivi+ies is one of +he besl ways +0 help sfudenfs be- come adulfs. Mr. O'Donnell-eConslrudive physical educarion acfivifies are vifally essen+ial for +he growing individual. There are many benefils in physical educalion: good posfure. s+reng+h. endurance. poise. confidence. feeling of accomplishmnl, and mos+ of all. sporl skill are social assefs and pass keys +0 many friendships. Mrs. We ermann-Eclucalion is a lifelime process whereby one should learn no+ only whaf is found in books. buf +he qualifies of characfer and good ci+izenship-+olerance +owarcl our Fellowman. cons+ruc+ive and un- preiudiced judgmenf and loyal+y +0 one's ideals of wha1L is righl' and whaf IS wrong. Mr. LockeThe +ime has arrived when you of +he class of I952 will go your separa'le ways. Each mus+ decide whe+her +0 mee+ life on a day +o day basis or +0 itix your sighfs on a disfanf goal. Your decision once mode may lead you down a +rail of adversify. or success. Whichever is your lof. remember +ha+ any'rhing wor+h having is worl'h working and ligh+ing for. May you never admif defeat Mrs. Dunlap-May +he door. for you a+ commencement +ruly be +he beginning of grea+er knowledge. higher ideals and nobler pursui+s. To guide you on your way may +here ever be a song in your hearf. Miss Moulfon-As we go +hrough life. le+ us no+ only make new friends bu+ also keep +he old ones which have been fried and found +rue. The no+ only encourage and help us in our underfakings bu+ inspire us will +he desire +o live up fo +he be51L +ha+ is wirhin us menfally. morally and spirifually. H m W1 L w .L . . M u s 11 s r I M m w. M Tu H i U m D 2.. u. N N m. U 1m M Y O m L MR. MR . Cafeferia The cafe'feria opened a+ +he beginning of H19 school year wi'rh many new kifchen facili+ies. A new dishwasher was ins+alled. and seH-service was used more efficienfly. The color scheme chosen +0 make +he kifchen look more cheerful was yellow and whH'e. In +he near fufure. Miss MouHon hopes +0 have a fan se+ over fhe dishwasher. Pic+ured. leH +0 right back row: Mrs. Marfin. Mrs. S'reele. Phyllis Prill. Na+alie Thompson and Mr. Milfon. izikiir Bus Drivers Our crew of bus drivers has +he iob of ge'rfing all Chimacum sfudenfs +0 school on fime, regardless of H16 weafher. To help accomplish +his job more echien+ly. +wo new Ford busses were purchased Iasf fall. They were puf info service on +he Shine and Mafs Mafs roufes. Pic'rured. Ieff +0 righf: Mr. McNeil. Mr. Foley. Mrs. Tripp. Mr. Leaf. S+an Gallear and Mr. Hall. S'rudeni' Council Mike Clarke .......................................................................... Presidenf Gordon Hun'r .............................................................. Vice-Presidenf Georgia Thompson......................................: ....................... Secrefary Darlene Hicks ...................................................................... Treasurer The Sfudenf Council is +he official organ +hrough which +he S+uden+ Body operafes. If is composed of +he Sfudenf Body chers and class represenfafives. The council sefs Hue acfivify calendar. confracfs Nafional Assemblies. and in many ofher ways regula+e +he enfire acfivify program. Sea+ed. leff +0 righf: Roberf Roe. Darlene Hicks. Gordon Hunf. Mike Clarke. Georgia Thompson. Joyce Minnihan. Sfan Gallear. Helene Swan- son. Richard Gufhrie. Sfanding. from head of +he Jrable. are: Mr. Johnson. Denny Shaw. Shirlee Thacker. , h TIRONDAL: w 1. .- Irondale, situated on the South shore of Port Townsend Bay was at one time a thriving boom town. The Iron Mill in- stalled there, brought about a large rise in population.' . . Irondale seht iroq -to many parts of the wbrld. Some' was used in the construction of the United States cruiser, v Charlestont. The Union Workstof San Francisco used a large e quantity of the No. l and No. 2 foundry iron, made by this furnace, for casting steam cylinders and other parts require 'ing-tgood quality of iron. On the night of January 9, 1904, the steamer Clallam went down in The Strait of Juan de Fuca; with a loss of 54 lives. She carried Homer H. Swaney, head of the steel company. Mr. Swaney was from Mc Keesport, Pa.5 where he had many associates of financial responsibility, iwilling to aid him in'making Irondale the steelrcity of.the . West. But bye his death these valuable contracts were loste and the plant was allowed to drift into financial difficult- 1650 h i 2 T ' 'x The business sections of Irondale was then made of sevaV eral saloons, two motion picture houses,two hardware Stores, four restauqants end a number of other stores. The popula- tion was then abbut 2,000. - , During 4the time of the constructibn of the Irondale Iron Mill, there was a building being built near the mouth of The Chimaoum Creek,, The idea of the building was to es- . tablish, a herseshoe factory. Due to the fact thattmachine- ry was taking the place of horses and there was no demand for horseshoes the-plant never operated for this purpose. It Jwas leased later on by the Booth Fishery Corporation and wag used as a 'headquarters for the fishing and trapping equipment. In 1935 the fish traps were voted out and the . cempany moved. The building was then sold and moved to a l-new location. - - i . t Well, the boom town days are over and Irondale has set- teled down to a peaceful quiet community with one store and a wrecking yard. . 'Chlmacum Valley,t the location of our school, wit fertile. land extends for miles from Pbrt Townse ' , The first inhabitants of the Valley were a ndran warriero called the Chimacums. . 1 ' -:Dur1ng the. piqneEringe days, the Chimacum Ind1an q War-llke Itribe were' continously fighting wathjtmex 1- 1 Although the Chimacum tribe was cqrfsa 11:83.1 EE cker1ng,t it1 Was while they were under- cover of ' hEVVE EEYT Tpectidg and unarmed, when a.large band of warriors ' 2Q? Izarlotte Island had secretly entered the Sound Em. ft woverpowered and ruthlESst butchered them. Fe . imacum warriors managed to escape the ,carna 36, re ,n the almOst total Extinction of the1Chima.Cum1 bloody mas saere took place on EmahI is now kn I, Sp1t, in Irondale. '1 - FT 1am came th-e first white Eettlers, W1lliam B1sho am LEldridge and R. S. Rob;nson.. They each-iocaEeE -0f 1E0 acres and then divided equally among the. ' r. E rEs of rich prairee bottom. After becom1ng estab T Top E1nglly began delivbring butter and milk I? Port Townsend. Mr. Bishop finally sQLdi ifor a good figure and moved 1nto town, where he Ibug Ttious home. 1 e ame a prosperous Ghimacum dairyman. Although he d1 rsdf much of his proaubeein Port Townlend he rema: W mto the 6ndxof his days. -.;s L . Athough the town of Chimacum has hadrvery stw 'EES1nce it firgt was dlscomered and named-x1t has El out into r1ch farming and dairy country. Chi 31 Woonsists Qf a 1: 'y store, a tavern; a postfoff1' rf ShOp,thWOLer E mr..nts, two garag gee, one Iof Iwh c,ren'hound bUE tErmlnal Iand a 0church. W, I $ g... m? z , M Mn 2, r.. ., h: w, Senior Achievements DONNA DICKGEISER Transferred from Olympia. 4: Girls Club. 4: Pep Club. 4: Librarian. 4: Secrefary-Treasurer. 4: Treasurer of Pep Club. 4: F.H.A.. 4: Senior Play. 4. MIKE CLARKE Transferred from Nor+h Ki+sap. 4: Presidenf of S+uden+ Bod . 4: Vice- presiden+ of Class. 4: Foofball Capfain. 4: Le++ermans Clu . 4: Boys Club. 4: Torch Club. 4: Smoker. 4: Baskefba . 4: Baseball. 4: Senior Play. 4. DOLORES URCH Secre+ary-Treasurer. 3: Librarian. 4: Office Affendanf. 3. 4: Girls Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Torch Club. 2. 3: Senior Play. 4. CHARLES GAINER Class Represen+a+ive. 2: Boys Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Foo+ball. I: Baseball. 4: Orchesfra. 2: F.F.A., I. 4: LeHerman's Club. 2: Baskefball Manager. 2: Sfudenf Council. 2: Senior Play. 4. FAYLEE HUGHES Class Represen+afive. l: Girls Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Torch Club. 2. 3. 4: Cheer Leader. 3: Library Club. 2: Journalism. l: S+uden+ Council. 3: Senior Play. 4. STANTON GALLEAR Class President 3. 4: S+uden+ Council. 4: Boys Club. I. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A.. 4: Camera Club. 3: Senior Play. 4: Foo+balL 2. 3: Baske+ball. I. 3: Baseball. l. 2. 3. 4: LeHerman's Club. 2. 3, 4: Smoker. 2. 3. 4: Business Manager of Annual. 4. DARLENE MATHESON ATTA ' Glee Club. I. 2. 4: Girls Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Journalism. 2. HELENE SWANSON Glee Club. I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus. 2: Girls Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Torch Club. 3: Inst Music. 3: Co-Edi'ror of Annual. 4: Office AHendanf. 3: S+uden+ Council. 4: Senior Play. 4. GORDON HUNT Boys Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Le++erman's Club. 4: Foofball. 4: Foo+ball Man- ager. I: Smoker. l. 2. 3. 4: Sfudenf Council. 4: Senior Play. 4: Sfu- denf Body Vice-Presidenf. 4. SHIRLEE THACKER Glee Club. I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus. I. 2: Girls Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club. I. 2. 3. 4: Business Manager of Annual. 3: Treasurer of Sfudenf Body. 3: S+uden+ Council. 3. 4: Class Represenfafive. 3: Secrefary- Treasurer. 2: Class Hisforian. l: Senior Play. 4. Class Hisi'ory A brand new school opened in Sepfember. i948. and we were proud Freshmen. having a class of 25. The 15 boys had maiorify rule over +he l0 girls. bu+ seemed +0 agree preHy much on +he choice of class officers. Presidenf being Donna JeweH: Vice-Presideni. Mickey Parker: Secre+ary- Treasurer. Rae Wafkins: Represenfaiive. Faylee Hughes: Class Hisforian. Shiriee Thacher. ' In sporfs. our Frosh year. we had +hree prospecfive foofball Sfars. They were Mickey Parker, Claude Garfen and Floyd Howe. Freshman iniiiafion will always remain in our memories as +he +ime of formally be- coming honorable s+uden+s of Chimacum High. ' Upon refurning +0 school in our Sophomore year. we had only I9 left buf +he boys siili held rule wifh l I +0 7 maiorify. Donna JeweH moved +0 EvereH'. Mark Curfis ioined +he Navy, Flo d Howe wen+ fishing on +he S+rai+s and Fred Lopeman was a+ home. Giloria Anderson and Ron Pu'ras en+ered our class. Gloria en+ering from a school on Indian Island and Ron Pufas was re-en+ering aPrer a year of work. Officers were: Don Deakin. Presideni: Ar+ Hamil'ron. Vice-Presidenf: Shiriee Thacker. Secrefary-Treasurer: and Charles Gainer. Represenfafive. Ar+ HamiH'on wifhdrew from school during +he iirs'r quari'er and Grefa Johnson dropped ouf in +he +hird quar+er. Afhlefic roll call for our class was geHing larger. Those receiving rec- ognifion in foofball and baske+ball were: Mickey Parker. Claude Garien. George Wakefield. Don Deakin. Sian Gallear and Alvin Hirschel. We were surely gaining fast The class pu+ on +he Sophomore dance and Sophomore picnic. +0 which all +he high school was invi+ed. As +he Junior year began we had enrollmenf oi I8. as Gloria Anderson had no+ refurned. During +he firsf semes+er +hose leaving us were Claude Garfen. Ron Pufas. Sfan Gasfon. Ed Robbins. George Wakefield and Mickey Parker. We were sorry +0 see our foofball sfar. Mickey. leaving us. buf were glad +0 see him gain +he fame which he has since enrolling in Bremerfon High School. In +he las+ quar+er Don Deakin ief'r us. The office of Presiden+ was held by Claude Gar+en +he firs+ semesi'er and by S+an+on Gallear +he second semesfer. Vice-Presiden+ was Don Deakin: Secre+ary-Treasurer. Dolores Urch. and Represenfafive. Shirlee Thacker. A Bif of Ireland was +he name of our Junior Prom. which was held in +he gymnasium on March l6. l95l. Those faking parf in aihle'rics were: Gordon Hunt Sfanfon Gallear. Alvin Hirschel and Don Deakin. Faylee Hughes was one oi +he cheer lead- ers of +ha+ year. .4401. sf , : COMMUNITY JEWELERS eBest Wishes to the Class of 52 Port Tewnsend Wash. WISNIEWSKI JENELERS 840 Water Port Townsend Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 52 May the future bring to you an abundance of success and happiness Sincerely J.C. PENNEY CO, INC P. ToWnsend WaShington Compliments of BENNETTS MEN'S CLOTHING 907 Water Port Townsend.r ?5. H CHIMACUM GARAGE Chimacum Washington GENERAL STORE Arthur Swanson, Prop Port Ludlow Washington MASTER CLEANERS Port Townsend Washington Besttfishes JEFFERSON COUNTY HERALD Port Townsen T-'a.shington 701 Water St, Phone 520 Yer V . 7, SEQUIN MEAT COhPANY Sequim Washington Best Wishes to the Class of 52 IRONDALE GROLHRY Irondale Washington DISGOEBRE BaY MAquT Discovery Bay NIDNLH nUTUn Cu. Dodge...;P1yncuth Sales and Service Phone 730 Corner of'Nater Adams Pt. TOWnsend Washington AL QCHIUR SIGNAL bdRVICE Phone 973-Jl Hadlock Jashington Compliments of THE NHISTLING OYSTER Quilcene washington THQ 30km C. Roberts 49508 FOR PAsglrchAR MEN ' I STOHR'S FAMILY SHQE STORR I0 I Km I GOOSE I I SHaEij 831 Water Xogsgz :$; Port Townsend Washington JU IToOIT'; CIUZ RLIT I3R T E? Complete lubrication Tires......Batteries Washing accesories ' Phone 320 801 Water St. Port Townsend PENINSULA FOOD STORES Where Every Day Is Bargain Day Port Townsend and Chimacum Washington To the 1952 Graduating class Chimacum High Congratulations Best Wishes For your continued success from the VALLY TAVERN Chimacum Washington Phone 2h61 Ebst Wishes to the Class of '52' TOM'S TAVERN Port Ludlow GRANGE WAREHOUSE C0. Dealer in General Merchandise Hadlock, washington Phone 2716 Chimacum Phone 702 Port Townsend Port Townsend WELCH INSURANCE Mt. Baker Block Washington Phone 162 Best Wishes to T Class of 52 DE LEO BROTHERS Building Materials Boat Haven he Seed - Fuel .Pcrt Townsend Compliments of H.E. HAP HOGAN Standard Oil Products Port Townsend Washington MOSIER MOTORS Olympic Hiway Pontiac GMC Trucks Larry's Complete Body and Glass Repairs Phone 432 J Port Townsend Port Townsend PALMS CAFE A Big City Resturant in a Small Town Washington 900 Water BAKER DRUG STORE Washington guBUNCESJBARGAINAIRE Phohe 714-J11 Chimacum Road . Chimacum BILLS GARAGE Howard and Gurden Bill Chimacum washington Modern Gas Service Anywhere! Complete Gas Service For Clallam Jefferson Counties Sales-Distribution-Service FAR WEST GAS APPLIANCE CO. Port Angeles PORT TOWNSEND DRY GOODS CO. Lawarance and Tyler Port Townsend H.J. CARROLL AGENCIES town and country Insurance h Real Estate We can take care of all your insurance We handle all types of insurance Home or Farm ownership is the first step to financial security. The only cost to you is the down payment, and the balance on a r monthly basis is cheaper than rent. x We take great pleasure in the ? opportunity to assist you in the ' buying or selling of your home or farm. We are as near as your telephone, call us! Phone-777 112 Taylor Street Port Townsend, Tash. THOMAS MOTORS Ford sales and service Water h Polk Port Townsend Congratulations to the class of 1952 -May your future lives mean much to. your country, to keep it free. OLYMPIC HARDWARE Port Townsehd hom owner store where your dollars buy more S$H Green coo brative saving stamps with all cash contracy sales Water Street Port Townsend Washington ASK any Surge User Ahdeen howmu h r ' - ' u mm ' '. C :10qu h? 2 SUPCE saves m keeping hIS 790 Kqu Surge scrubbed dean. IZ3 Clean 56b04wxx-ag M 153$; N9. , Wm F 3?: YOUR SURG-.- ' S E RV l C E D ?7. ALE R SURGE DthY SUPFLY Sequim hhshington CdUSLEY TRADING POST 625 T Y La; R CALL vvv 7 r0 x J .v NESTIQGHUUGE deDULTS Licensed and Bonded Electricians Electric Sales and Service THOR 4 CROWN ZELLERBACH CORPORATION Port Townsend ; ' Washington .VA. Kt rtnkrtlnh 71153810,. Ir$12$v k vl' Hmmm w. m H lli' i WW Torch Honor Socie+y The obiecf of fhe Torch Honor Sociefy is +0 esfablish good fellowship among +he sfudenfs inferesfed in +he pursuif of knowledge. fo encourage scholarship by recognifion of merif and fo promofe good school cifizenship. In every group +here are always +hose who work foward acquiring higher sfandards: +hese s+uden+s are +hose who earned a B average and are proudly wearing our royal blue pin. wifh whife bars. +ha+ signiFy +he number of years Huey have been members of H135 sociefy. Picfured. Ieff +0 right firs+ row: Faylee Hughes. Dolores Urch. Helene Swanson: second row: Mr. Aldrich, Mike Clarke, Norman Larsen. Rob- erf Roe. Band Under +he direc'rion of Mr. Lock. Band af ChimaCUm was revived +his year. The hisfory of Band a+ Chimacum shows +ha+ +he program has been very uncerfain. H +akes fime +0 build a band. The program was s+ar+ed +his year in +he grade school. Sfudenfs from +he 2nd +hrough Hue 8H1 grades making a fofal of 39 +ha+ have been band members since Novem- ber. Nof having any experienced players. H was necessary +0 build from +he very beginning, The only public appearance +his year was before 1416 P.T.A. Picfured. leH +0 right 1cron+ row: Sally Yarr. LorreHa Thompson. Suz- anne Bishop. Jimmy Malloy. Jimmy Bishop. Larry Hendricks. Grace Nelson. Gene Hendricks. Mike Toepper. and Roger Shorf: second row: Neal Adams. Carol Williams. Jerry Pu+as. Jerry Nelson. Dick Porfer. Earl Fear. Paul Fricke. Mary Van Cise and Kafhryn Lock: +hird row: Mary Lay. Bill Jones. Fred McMurdo. CharloHe Langworfhy. Clara Bill. Jack Schier. Bill Van Ness. Larry Ma+heson. Leafha Embody. and Dick Heyn: fourfh row: Frank Lock Hirecfod. Allan Swanson. Harvey Sams. Dick Chrisfianson. Bob Williams. Gordon Adams. Phillip Weixel. and Donald Churchill. GHeewJub The Girls' Glee Club. direc+ed by Mrs. Dunlap. me+ on Tuesdays and Thursdays every week. A+ +he firsf of H19 year we sang songs +ha+ were familiar +0 all in +he club. Gradually our songs improved and af Chrisfmas we sang +wo religious numbers for Hue grade school enferfainmenf. Pic+ured. IeH 1'0 right firsf row: Janice Vodder. Mrs. Dunlap. Barbara Thom son; second row: Barbara Myers. Sharon Thacker. Judy Davidson. Clau ia Jones. Missing from picture is PaHy Bill. :: .5 . L V .: . .7 . . , 4w .. .1 g . ,. , ; .. yak . w l4:1 ' o I ,1 1 s s v . . K H s- . V q. :. Y ' f i In . r O o I... N. I! o rim, 9 9 v urwa .. I ; o n: . a F n u . 1r l . III'IIIII V a. o N DI x y .1 R,- E mun . .h 0 III! a . C . a 7 X D . . , o :I: , y c , -IJV u. 1 a x y, V..-. 'rf- l' 6.! Camera Club The Camera Club was organized af +he beginning of he second semes+er. The members Jrook many picfures for +he annual and were under +he supervision of Mr. Aldrich. The officers were: Norman Larson. Presidenf: John Porfer. Vice-Presi- denf: Jim Bunce. Secre+ary: and Gordon Hunt Treasurer. Picfured. leH +0 right fron+ row: Skip Hamer. Richard Gu+hrie. George Mullins. Gary Larson: second row: Warren Lovell. Darlene Hicks. Mr. Nd- rich devisod. Joanne Por'rer. Georgia Thompson, John Meyers: +hird row: Gordon Hunf. Carolyn Johnson. John Porfer. Leonard Morrison. Jim Bunce. Norman Larsen. Harold Bailey. Elmer Sfevens. Journalism and Annual $+aff Our Journalism class. a'r +he beginning of +he year, enrolled wifh nine s+udenfs. Joyce Minnihan. Helene Schier. Roberfa Kroon. Gladys King. Georgia Thompson. Carolyn Johnson. Bud Pufas. Mike Clarke and Leonard Morrison. Before aHempfing +0 do an kind of Journalism work we firs+ learned how a reporfer wen+ abouf thing a sforv. We +hen decided upon pub- lishing a school paper. called The Roundup. semi-mon+hly. Mr. Johnson chose Mike Clarke as +he Flrsf edifor for our paper. .. Af +he half we gained anofher repor+er. Joari Jackson. and losf one. Gladys King. who moved fo Wisconsin. For +he remainder of +he year Mr. Johnson chose Georgia Thompson as second edifor for our paper. Being curious +0 know how a real paper was published. we made a +rip +0 +he Leader OFFIce in Porf Townsend. In addifion +0 wri'ring new sfories and s+udying Journalism. +he class along wifh +he Annual S+aff. Rober+ Roe. edifor: Helene Swanson. Co- Edi+or: and Sfan Gallear. Business Manager. were responsible for puffing ou+ +his year's edifion of Tahl-Kie-Chee. Seafed af Jtable: Carolyn Johnson and Joyce Minnihan. Sfanding. from Ieff fo righf: Roberf Roe. Helene Swanson, Sfan Gal- Iear. Mike Clarke. Georgia Thompson. Helene Schier. Bud Pufas. Joan Jackson. and Mr. Johnson. Seafed in fron+ of fable: Vern Fosfer. Leonard Morrison and Roberfa Kroon. Pep Club Presiden+ Carolyn Johnson Vice-Presiden+ ...................................................... Georgia Thompson Secrefary .Helene Schier Treasurer ........ Donna Dickgieser The Pap Club s+ar+ed +he year by planning ways +0 beHer +heir club. The main purpose of his club is +0 +urn ou+ for games and pracfice yells ' wifh +he cheer leaders. Winfer Wonderland an informal Jrolo was held January 26+h in fine school cafeferia. H' was decorafed wifh green and whi+e sfreamers. The money made af fhe dance was puf info +he S+uden+ Body Treasury. Third row. leff +0 righf: Joyce Minnihan. Sharon Thacker. Claudia Jones. Helene Schier. June Mosley. Linda Whisnaf. Dolores Urch. Darlene Bishop. Second row: Donna Dickgieser. Carol n Johnson. Faylee Hughes. Helene Swanson. Joanne Por+er. Beverly gecord. PaHy Greer. Margie Gallear. Ka+ie Turner, Rober'ra Kroon. Firsf row: Mr. Johnson MdvisorL Shirlee Thacker, Barbara Thompson. Nancy Bill. Georgia Thompson. Darlene Hicks. Barbara Meyers. Joan Jack- son. Judy Davidson. Le'Herman's Club The LeHerman's Club. known as +he big C Club, was organized in I948. This year we drew up a new consfifufion +0 promofe beHer afhleHcs and beHer sporfsmanship. We elecfed fhe following officers: Sfanfon Gal- Iear. President Norman Larson. Vice-Presiden+: Jim Long. Secrefary: and Gordon Hunt Treasurer. In +he spring we aHended a dinner given by +he Elks Organiza+ion in Porf Townsend. Our annual smoker, held November 9. was wifnessed by over four hundred spec+a+ors. Picfured. IeH fo right fromL row: Roberf Roe. Chuck Judy. Denny Shaw. Mike Clarke. Larry Erickson. Richard Gufhrie: second row: Mr. O'Donnell. Gordon Hunt Jim Bunce. Bob Barker. John Porfer. Sfan Gal- lear. Jim S+eele: +hird row: Jim BeacraH. Myron Swanson. Leonard Mor- rison. Jim Long. Norman Larson. Harry Swanson. Warren Pufas, Richard Walfers. H g rhx , 5a . wig. F. F. A. Sfari'ing ou'r for +he firsf fime +his year +he F.F.A. worked hard +0 make a successful s+ar+. A good pari' of +he credi'l' for i+s success shouid go +0 Mr. Aldrich. +heir adviser. and +heir officers, which include: Sfan Gailear. President John Porfer. Treasurer: Charles Gainer. Secrefary: Harold Bailey. Vice-Presiden+: and Richard Gui'hrie. Repori'er. The A99 Class. which is made up mosilyrof $1F.F.A.ii nierhbeishaHe'rided +he grass silage clinic a+ +he Grange Hall. Af + e'firsf of he year Agg Ii weni up +0 Galiears i0 iuedgee cowEL ' 'i ' h I ' 1 , i During ihe Baskefball season +hey sold candy at a few games. ,7 The chap+er worked hard +0 gef a charfer done so +hey could send a delega+e +0 Pullman for +he iF.F.A.i convenfion which was held April 2 +hrough April 5+h. v , 4 Pic'rured, Ieff +0 righf. fromL row: $+an+on Gallear, Mr. Aldrich iAd- visori. Harold Bailey; second row: John Meyers. George Mullins. Richard Gufhrie. Gary Larson: +hird row: Myron Swanson. Dick McConaghy. Chuck Gainer. Tom Hall. John Por+er. F. H. A. Officers of F.H.A. for +he year I951 and '52 were: President Darlene Hicks: Vice-Presiden+. Joyce Minnihan: Secrefary. Darlene Bishop: Treas- urer. PaHy Greer: Repor+er. Roberfa Kroon: Advisor. Miss Moulfon. On chober I3. I95I. PaHy Greer, Miss MouHon and Darlene Hicks aHended +he Norihwesf Regional Conference of Washingfon Siaie F.H.A'. -F.H.A. Picfured. leH +0 right froznf row: Janice Vodder. Roberia Kroon. Paffy Greer. Darlene Bishop: secdnd rew: Miss MouH'on'. Helene Swanson; Donna Dickgiesei . Marcia Kilmer. Joan Jackson. Kafie Turner: +hird row: Joyce Minnihan. Beverly Secord. Nancy Bill. Helene Schier. Linda Whisnaf. Nah- lie Thompsbn. Darlene Hicks. Cogkies. gandyyand hof dog sales were Jrhe acfiwifies splonsored by +he Girls' Club Presiden+ .............. Joyce Minnihan Vice-Presiden+ ............................................................ Shirlee Thacker Secrefary ................ . .Darlene Hicks Treasurer .............. . Nancy Bill Sergeanf'elL Arms .................................................... Helene Swanson The Girl's Club is made up of all +he girls in high school. The advisors for +his year were Mrs. Weyermann and Miss Moul+on. This year +he club sponsored a Chrlsfmas par+y 'For +he big and liH'le sisfers. which was held in +he Home Ec. Room. A dance and a Mofhers' Tea were also given by +he club in May. Picfured, leff +0 right flrsf row: Judy Davidson. Janice Vodder. Barbara Thompson, Darlene Hicks. Georgia Thompson. Nancy Bill. Joan Jackson. Ka+hleen Turner. Phyliss Prill: second row: Miss Moul'ron lAdvisorl. Fa lee Hughes. Donna Dickgieser, Helene Swanson, Carolyn Johnson. Helene Schier. Beverly Secorcl, PaHy Greer. Marge Gallear. Darlene OHa. Bar- bara Myers. Roberfa Kroon: +hird row: Sharon Thacker. Joyce Minnihan. Joanne Porfer. PaH'y Bill. Claudia Jones. June Mosley, Shirlee Thacker. Linda Whisnaf. Dolores Urch. Marcia Kilmer. Na'ralie Thompson. Darlene Bishop. Laura Slainbrook. Boys' Club OFFICERS Presidenf ....................... Denny Shaw Vice-Presidenf ' Mike Clarke Secrefary .................... Jim Long Treasurer .............. Bob Barker The Boy's Club of C. H. S. was an organization +ha+ barely 901' under- way +his year. There is a place for such an organizafion in our school and 3+ has hopes for a brighfer fufure in years +0 come. Picfurecl. lef+ +0 right firs+ row: Richard Walfers. Herb Newman. Elmer Sfevens. JEm S+eele. France; Thompson. John Meyers: second row: Gary Larson. Vern Fos+er. Gordon Hunf, Donald Anderson. Jerry Lybeck, Mr. O'Donnell lAdvisort Mr. Johnson lAdvisorl. Roberf Roe. Richard Gufhrie. John Hamer: Jr ircl row: Dan Robbins, Bud Pufas. Dick McCon- aghy. Leonard Morrison. Myron Swanson. Tommy Hall. John Porler. War- ren Lovell. Jim BeacraH'. Chuck Judy. Duane W'ilson. Harold Bailey: fourfh row: George Mullins. Jim Long. Larr Erickson. Bruce Belmont Denny Shaw. Jim Bunce, Mike Clarke. Chuck ainer. Bob Barker. Harry Swanson. Norman Larsen, S+an Gallear. I L ; dh .x . JIM! WM Senior Ball The class of 52 presenfed +heir annual senior ball on May 2 in +he Chimacum Gym. The dance was invi+a+ional and +he honored guesfs were +he members of +he class of I942. The gym was beaufifully decora'red +0 The +heme. A Garden in +he Rain. There were s+reamers of pas+el colors hanging from The walls. while baskefs of flowers were placed in befween +0 give The effecf of a garden. The people danced from eighf fo fwelve +3 +he music of +he Bow Ties. The orches+ra was sifuafed on a platform which was decora'red wifh flow- ers. AH +his and more helped +0 make +his year's senior ball a huge success. Senior Class Play One of The biggesf successes of +he school ac+ivi+ies in he past year was The LiHle Dog Laughed. a +hree-ac+ comedy play which was pre- sen+ed by The Senior Class of Chimacum High School. April 4. I952, was +he dafe H' was presen+ed in +he school 9 mnasium under +he direcfion of Homer Johnson. Technical direcfor was A len Aldrich. The following were on +he sfage crew: Ligh+sz Claudia Jones. June Mosley. Jim Bunce and Sfan Gallear. Sound: Sharon Thacker. Properfies: Georgia Thompson and Barbara Myers. Curfain: Harold Bailey. Pre-play help: Larry Erickson. Herb Newman, John Hamer and Jerry Lybeck. Publicify: Joyce Minnihan. The casf picfured. Ieff +0 righ'r: Sfan Gallear. Darlene Hicks. Carolyn Johnson. Laura Sfainbrook. Fa lee Hughes. Donna Dickgieser. Nanc Bill. Delores Urch, Helene Schier. S irlee Thacker. Joanne Porfer. Mike Carke. Helene Swanson. Warren Pufas. Norm Larsen. Gordon Hunt Charles Gainer. Gar Pufas. a second grader in The play. is pic+ured s+anding in from of Dar ene Hicks. POP? Ludiow .j'- dn December 20:185E four co-partners,x Pope ahd Ta1- jfot i and Foster and Keller signed an agreement previdingf anr the- formation of the Puget M111 Company for the purste CQf.1hmber1ng in the Puget Sound Area. 4' ' Captain Talh'ot was assigned to secure workers in the Hto go to California and then from there proceed 6n up; Q7 , tget Sound. -When they reached this area they choSe a ihqlooa ion for the mill. Having completed his work he started :West With his family - Gyrue Walker3- -an emleyee of Captain Talbot, opened the 7rebu11t mill at Port Ludlow on Oct.18 1883. When the-mili; a,was opened prices and freight rates cropped remarkably., wwpur1ng this time Walker and Captain Talbot, eecepted whet .p'Oposar of the association for the Port Ludlow M111. :T'xff At7 that time Port Ludlow consisted of a store, a saw 9m111 Ialhote1,a few cabins, and a cook house. Shlpp1ngu ;vessels were being built aiso. f. Welk.ers' home was his castle, and so were- many other tthohes in Port Lulew. Their homes were the center of inter- ;t,and xwere often spent in quietlgatherings of social in-v rest, WhiSt, Five Hundred and Hearts were the pophlar jgahes of the time. -- I x 1 1 a 1 Port Ludlow,l by no means was isoiated during this. hzxperiod Telephene lines cznneCted it with other pointsm . -the Sound 'and they even had telephone service to San Fran-, acisco. 5! 1 ' ;! Ih 1889, tHe lumber and shipping industry h-ad a taste '3 er the depression that was to che during the 1890'e. The pr1Ces and. ch'rter rates dropped. At the end of 1890 the Puget M111 Company cIosed. 1' 1,$' , By the spring of 1896, Cyrus Na1ker had begun agitat- ing for the re-opening of the mill but for some reason the Halbet Brethers delayed the action. Finally, in early 18 7 he Was1 told to proceed 'with his plans for the mill. He stewed and fussed over thefrotten wood hehfound but at last tHe mil1 mes ready to be opened, x ;;t In 1901, the Port Ludlow Mill was completely ebuilt- and later. on in 1925 the mill at Port Gamble' shut do and ;t' t'he Port Ludlew was greatly increased in capacity . it Daring the middle 30's the Port Ludlow Mill shut down , for gded.. Soon afterwards it was moved to Port Gamble. v . ' .Port Ludlow today 167a ghost 'town with cheriShed meme 7 w cries. It consists of about seven homes, a store, coffee 'shop, post office and a schooL x , . 7, 1. B Tean1 Baske+baH The baskefball B Jream in a +o+al of eighfeen games won seven and Ios+ eleven. The B feam did no+ consis+ of any cer'rain players +his year because many of +hem advanced +0 +he A feam. Nexf year many of +hese play- ers will be on +he A squad +rying for a sfarfing posifion. l The en+ire baske+ball squad is picl'ured. leff +0 right fronf row: Gary Larson. Jerry Lybeck. Dick McConagh . Norman Larsen. Bruce Belmont Myron Swanson. Don Anderson. Jim gifeele: second row: Bob Roe. Jim Long. Bruds Morrison. Bud Pu+as. Jim Beacraff. Baseba The I952 baseball fecm losf a lof of pracfice clue +0 bad weather. Alfhough losin +heir Hrsf game +0 Cen+ral Kil'sap. l I +0 2. he Cowboys will win +heir share of games before +he year is over. The Cowbo s have seven refurning leHermen. The include Bud Pufas. Bob Roe. S+an gallear. Jim Sfeele. Jim Long. Bob Bar er and Chuck Judy. The schedule for +his year included +welve +eams. Cen+ral Kilsap There March 28 Cenl'ral Kilsap Here April 3 Norfh Kifsap Here April 8 Porf Angeles There April l5 Sequim Here April I8 Norfh Ki'rsap There April 22 Bainbridge Here April 29 Por+ Townsend There May I Por+ Angeles Here May 9 Bainbridge There May l3 Sequim There May l6 Por+ Townsend Here May 20 Piclured. leff +0 right fron'r row: Bob Roe. Bud Pufas. Myron Swanson. Jim Sfeele. Chuck Judy. Jim Beacraff. Andrew Henderson: second row: Harry Swanson. Larry Erickson. Jim Long. Jim Bunce. Mike Clarke. Baskefball The Chimacum Cowboys. under +he leadership of Coach Jack O'Don- nell. placed fourfh in +he Peninsula League for +he season of l951-52 wifh four wins and six losses. There were seven who earned Ie++ers +his year and WM : only one losf for next year +he ouflook for nexf year is bright SQUAD Bob Barker ............................................................ Forward Larry Erickson Mike Clarke ........ Forward .......... Cenfer Denny Shaw Jim Long ........ Guard .,..6uard Bob Roe ...Guard Bud Pufas...........::: .............. ......... Forward RESULTS Chimacum ........................ 27 Chimacum ........................ 28 Chimacum ........................ 29 Chimacum ........................ 3 I Chimacum ........................ 25 Chimacum ........................ 39 Chimacum ........................ 3 I Chimacum ........................ 68 Chimacum ........................ 57 Chimacum ........................ 5i 3Chimacum ........................ 23 7Chimacum ........................ l5 a'Chimacum ........................ I9 7Chimacum ........................ I9 3Chimacum ........................ 37 3Chimacum ........................ 35 7Chimacum ........................ 32 7Chimacum ........................ 4l anChimacum ........................ 3 l a Chimacum ........................ l6 3 Non-league compefifion. Forks ........................................ 57 Forks ........................................ 46 Neah Bay ................................ 4-8 Neah Bay ................................ 5l Clallam Bay ............................ 36 Clallam Bay ............................ 62 Joyce ...................................... 24 Joyce ...................................... 45 Quilcene ................................ 20 Quilcene ................................ 25 Porf Townsend ........................ 5I Porf Townsend ........................ 36 Nor'rh Ki+sap .......................... 47 Norfh Kifsap .......................... 50 Porf Angeles Y .................. 32 Porf Angeles Y .................. 34- Forf Flagler ............................ 37 Forf Flagler ............................ 52 Indian Island .......................... 40 Indian Island .......................... 29 In+ramural Baske'l'ball In a round robin fournamen+ +he Sophomores placed first +he Seniors second. Juniors +hird. and +he Freshmen lasf. Picfured. IeH +0 right firsf row: Jim BeacraH. Jim Long. Denny Shaw. Bob Roe. Warren Pufas: second row: Coach Jack O'Donnell. Larry Erick- son. Mike Clarke. Bob Barker. Leonard Morrison. Foofball The I95I foofball season found Chi'macum resuming +he spor+ aHer +hey had dropped if in I950. Lack of weigh+ and experience held +he Cowboys from a winning season. In spife of +hese handicaps. Coach O'Donnell's boys fumed in several good games a+ H16 end of +he season. This and +he facf +ha+ only four leffermen are leaving predids a more promising season in I952. Chimacum .................... 7 Coupeville .................................. 39 Chimacum .................... 0 Bremerfon B ............................ 34 Chimacum .................... 7 Por+ Townsend B .................... 34- Chimacum .................... 0 Clallam Bay : .............................. 4l Chimacum .................... 0 Porf Angeles .............................. 20 Chimacum .................... 6 ?orf Townsend B .................... 33 Chimacum .................... I9 Norfh Kifsap B ...................... 26 Chimacum .................... I2 -Porf Angeles B ...................... l9 Picfured. IeH +0 right fronf row: Richard Gu+hrie. manager: Dick Mc- Qonaghy. Leonard Morrison. Gordon Hunt Gary Larson. Roberngoe, Chuck Judy. Jim Shaw. Myron Swanson, Warren Lovell, Don Anderson: second row: Coach Jack O'Donnell. Norm Larsen. Jim Long. Bruce Bel- mont Mike Clarke kapfainL Jim Bunce. Larry Erickson. John Porfer. Denny Shaw. Harry Swanson. George Mullins. Jim Beacraft f' x . I x. l. .1 ! . x ' P e xX e . 1' A ' H 1' , I, 'I. ' ,, n5 e x . , e ' , e ' i J e - ' ' . I . ' . . - ' - u p ' . - . I I . k , e , w I I. JJ' '3 e I , . . ,. , e I ve . i4 Hz, ' . : . . - .I' Q . e e II I - , . , In' , ;.',,H . ' ' , ,, n 03 I ' X H: :N e , K I , ' x e . e .. I' V x . I I I . e .. e I x 4 e x b e . , . ,, 1 M '4. e . e e 1' e .5 . ? vex . I ' e 7. w e I '. '. . 1 I . I , I , I . I . III 'y. ,,f1fEeseball held the spotlight in the early sportrhistory; of this cemmunity; 'The,sUrrounding cemmunities formed. five: jbteame. 'They'Werev'Irondale,.Hadlpck, Chimacumj Port Ludlow; fend.QuilCene; Fort Worden and Fort.FlaglerkaISOC-Had teams; eJLEheyvhad'no league enmeplaYed whenever they.had a chance; 'I.4 The epleyers loved tow play baSeball;I Sometimes when: ethey'were going to play in PorteTownsend theijouldzwalkTear. Q? de.biCYCles to tbwn earlyxin the morning: eThen they would, -eractice;till noon. 'Inj thee afternoon they wOuld plabealli ejandYthen eftep the game; walk home.' The fans frbm all ,Qver iWeuld walk to the gameSQew ' . ' ' vx ee V' ' vb ;ga;x59me.of the-players even became good enough to get t?yi? ;u3$ with -the Seattle Indians' 0f.3the .NorthWest neaguegw iterea while Hadlpck and ghimacum joiged their teams teat, ether forming one team, under the name of Chimacum. .;n the; eayeRe.years the. Chimacum team joined withyIrondalelmakingJ e team $n thisegommunity until finally all teams Were ea; egdonedg j. . I, ,e. e e .'V ,fee I,Ke . 'j2 ?'..In3 6he line of football, Our bommunity has One,greeV2 II: 'He is Tommy Yarrl who graduated from Chimacum in 19283 '. d. started in- at Metre Dame the same year. In.hi' lake. H?eaf at Netre Dame he made All-American as a center: ' . I 1 zIe z . , . T I . ' , l ' ' . e e . e I i , l , ' I? x k . . ' I 1e . AJ . I ., e . . . ;f I . I . e . u ' o , . R g! ' K v C V . e; e e 1 I - . a x - I I e . I r e I 'V . , e I s I . c; I I z I ea e . , - , ee e e' e$exee::D I , l' . II I I . e x vie ;' ' ' - F - n I . . e l - I l, M ! I e 4 .- I 1 e I kaI v ' I I . H I e r I ' x I e I, e e . ,7 . 1 I x - , I a Q a , e I p. ' , ' x e . I i1 . I ,3! 7,. I . .L I o r , I I e I I I I. 1 . ,. aw : mow gum d2: r ,r Gm? . Sophomore Class Presidenf ............................................................................ Bob Barker Vice-Presiden+ ..................................................................... Jim Long Secre'rary .................................................................... Darlene Bishop Treasurer ................................................................ Dick McConaghy Re resenfafive... .............. ...,Denny Shaw A visor ...... .. EdH'h MouH'on Af +he beginning of +he school farm in Sep+ember, l95l. our class enrolled wifh eighfeen s+uden+s. Our class enrollmenf increased aJr +he second semes+er when +wo of our original classmafes joined our ranks affer being ill. Laurie S+ainbrook. who regisfered here from Alaska. also joined our ranks. We presenfed a one-ac+ play en+i+led Below Par +0 +he public along wifh +he o+her classes. On February l6. I952. we gave a Sophomore Dance. called +he Senfimenhal Swing. Al Chrisfmas we decorafed fha free for fhe Grade School Play. Picfured. lef+ +0 right fromL row: Laura Sfainbrook. Beverly Secord. PaHy Greer, Marjorie Gallear. Darlene Bishop. Linda Whisnaf: second row: Miss Moulfon. Elmer Sfevens. Chuck Judy, Francis Thompson. Jim Sfeele. Dick McConaghy. Tom Hall; +hird row: Warren Lovell, Larry Ericlzkson. Denny Shaw. Bob Barker. Harry Swanson. Jim Long. Harold Baiey. Freshman Class His+ory Presidenf Janice Vodder Vice-Presidenf Sharon Thacker Secrefary Barbara Myers Treasurer ..Marcia Kilmer Class Represenfafive ................................................ Richard Gufhrie Advisor Jack O'Donnell We. +he class of I955. feel very proud fo be able +0 wri+e +hese few , words in +he I952 edifion of +he Tahl-Kie-Chee. Upon enfering +he halls of C. H. S. we evaded Freshmen ini+ia+ion. +he dread of all freshmen. In +he fall of +he ear we gave a dance. +he Mas uerade Ball, which was a huge success. 01' +0 be ou+done by +he o+her casses. we also pre- sen'l'ed a one-ac+ comedy play. Who Gets +he Car Tonighf? We had several a+hle+es. Two of +he mosf oufsfanding are Myron Swanson. who make a leHer in foo+ball. and Jim Beacraff. who is our up and coming baskefball layer. Picl'ured. Ieff +0 ri E1: fron'r row: Richard Walfers. John Meyer, Don Anderson. J' Beacra 1'. Gary Larson. Herb Newman: second row: Mr. O'Donnell. arbara Thompson. Barbara Meyers. Judy Davidson. Puffy Bill. June Mosley. Marcia Kilmer. Claudia Jones. Sharon Thacker. Janice Vodder: +hild row: Richard Gu+hrie. John Hamer. George Mullins. Bruce Belmont Wron Swanson. Duane Wilson. Danny Robbins. Junior Class Presidenf .................................................................... Norman Larson Vice-Presidenf ................ , ................................................... Jim Bunce Secrefary-Treasurer ................................................... Joanne Por+er Class Represemkafive ..................................................... Roberf Roe Class Advisor ....................................................... Homer Johnson Our Junior Class now numbers l9. The members we gained +his year are Phyllis Prill and Leonard Morrison. AH +hree of H135 year's yell leaders come From our class. They are Dar- lene Hicks, Georgia Thompson and Nancy BIH. Again +his year our class was well represenfed in sporfs. ' During +his year we had +wo big evenfs fake plgce. On November l7 5 one-acf comedy play. A Young Men's Fancy. was presgn+ed by our class. November 30 was +he da+e for Hue annual- Juhior Prom.- Blue Ha- waii was +he +heme chosen and Darlene Hicks was crowned queen a+ +his successful evenf. The music was played by +he Bow Ties. Pic+ured. lehL +o right fr3n+ row: Georgia Thompson, Joan Jackson. Roberfa Kroon, Ka+ie Turner Phyllis Prill: second row: Mr. Johnson. Caro- lyn Johnson, Joyce Minnihan, Joanne Porfer, Nafalie Thompson. Helene Schier. Nancy Bill, Dariene Hicks: +hird row: Roberf Roe. Jerry Lybeck. John Porfer, Norman Larsen, Jim Bunce. Leonard Morrison. Bud Pubs. Vern Fosfer. Senior Class Prophecy Affer I had earned my Jrhird miIIion I decided +0 dissolve my monopoly in +he manufacfuring of bubble gum wrappers and devo're +he res'r of my un-na+uraI life I'o charin. I was informed +ha+ a menfaI insfiiufion. known as Sleepy HoIIow ResI' Home, was in need of IinanciaI suppor'r in order +0 keep operaIing. I wanfed my every doIIar +0 go where H was needed mos'r. so I felf i+ nec- essary +0 inves+iga+e Ihe esfainshmenI. If was Iocafed far back in fhe Blue Ridge Mounfains. and if was cer+ainly a wonderful Ioca'rion for a resf home. I was infroduced +0 Ihe head psychiafris'r. and +0 my amazement I found if was Dr. ShirIee Thacker. an oId cIassmafe of mine from Jrhe class of 52. C. H. 5. She informed me fhaf +he ins+i+u+ion was experimenfing chiefIy wiI'h fhe Zombrowski Ink BIo+ Tesfs. Among +hose Jraking +he fesf was anofher classmafe. Faere Hughes, who was suffering from amnesia. I Iearned +ha+ +he asylum had been receiving financial backing from Gordon T. HumL Jr.. who had faken over as presidenf of Crown ZeIIerbach Corporafion since I'd seen him Ias+. Gordon was planning Io build ano+her miII. however. and was forced Io wifhdraw his supporf of Sleepy HoIIow.'I When if was fime for lunch I dined in +he Sanifarium cafeferia. II was operafed solely by Ihe inma+es. The head cook was none oIher +han Helene Swanson. Her able assisfanI' was Donna Dickgieser. They prepared a scrumpI'ious meal and were so kind as +0 give me an ex+ra large helping. They seemed +0 be very happy wifh +heir work. I decided +0 inves'rigafe +he shipping depar+men+. where fhings needed Ior Jrhe asylum were broughf in by Jrruck. S+iII ano+her cIassmaIe. Sfanfon GaIIear. was in charge of supplies. I was glad Io find +ha+ he wasn'f an inmafe. Driving one of +he +rucks was Darlene Mafheson. She had iusf sfarfed Ihe week before and seemed +0 be doing well in her work. Next I visifed fhe vioIenf ward. I was very sad when I found +he Ias+ Ihree of my former cIassmafes had sunk Io such depfhs of despair. Poor Chuck Gainer was lying on Jrhe floor face down. emiHing sfrange ruminng sounds from his fhroaI. He imagined himself Io be an exhausIL pipe of an aufomobile. Mike Clarke was all dressed up in a basebaII sui+ wi+h a fielder's gIove hanging from his half. I was fold nof +0 go foo close. as he would swing on people wifh his baseball bat In fhe corner sfood Dolores Urch. She imagined herseht +0 be a chicken. Every now and fhen she would scrafch a+ +he floor wifh her feef and make cIucking noises. I wan+ed 'ro heIp my old friends and cIassmaIes and I donafed my money gladly. I hope fhaf if will be beneficial +0 +hose in need. The year which we had looked forward fo mosl' had now arrived. wi+h +he enrollmen+ having dwindled +0 ll, +hree being new members. These were Donna Dickgieser. Norene Twiggs and Mike Clarke. Norene wifhdrew in +he Hrsi quar+er and +he class now numbered l0. five girls and five boys. Ai' +he end of +he +hird quarier Alvin Hirschel dropped oul'. Darlene Mafheson re-en+ered our class afier aHending anofher school for +he pasf year. Seven of +he Jren are +he firsf +0 Finish +heir four years of high school in +his building. This group includes Shirlee Thacker. Dolores Urch. Faylee Hughes. Helene Swanson. Gordon Hunl'. Charles Gainer and Sfanfon Gallear. On November ll. I95l. we puf on a one-acl' comedy called Good Nighf Please. The Senior Play. The LiHle Dog Laughed. was given April 4. I952. Seniors making up nine of +he casf of sevenfeen were: Shirlee Thacker. Dolores Urch. Helene Swanson. Faylee Hughes. Donna Dickgieser. Gordon Hunt Mike Clarke. Chuck Gainer and Sianfon Gallear. The Senior Ball +ook place on May 2nd and was a success. Senior Class Will I, Donna Dickgieser. will my locker combinaiion +0 Skip Hamer. I. Faylee Hughes. will my abilify +0 be considered +eacher's pef by fellow classmai'es 'ro anyone wanfing il'. l. Darlene AHa. will my leisure +ime +0 anyone needing if. I. Helene Swanson. will my share of Jrhe ediforship of +he annual f0 Roberf Roe. fhaf he may carry +he full load nexi' year. I. Shirlee Thacker. will my long hair +0 Darlene Hicks. l. Mike Clarke. will 5 Hands OFF sign on Barbara Myers. l. Charles Gainer. will my abilii'y +0 siay skinny +0 Harold Bailey for fufure use. I. Sfanlon Gallear. will my red beard +0 any brunefie capable of growing if. I. 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