Colville High School - Skookum Yearbook (Colville, WA)

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Haw QW 13 6'6 ' VJV, Wzia' C' qw' ,af -5 CMMZW RUCE IAMIESON K Baseball 23 Boxing 23 Play Cast 253. DELLA REE HOWE Pep Club 3-4, Vice President 43 Annual 33 GAA 3-41 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 FHA 2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-4, V1 3. MW My A ff W BERNADINE BAKKEN GAA 2-33 Mixed Chorus 23 Pep Club 3-43 Annual 33 Thespian 3-43 FHA 2-43 Glee Club 2-3-4, JAY CHANDLER Football 33 Basketball 23 T ck 23 Key Club 3. W 4' A 3 lim. 1' .ff fsfiwnh rd 5,15 if X3 b .XM MORLEY GEORGE 0 Debate 23 Track 3g Football 4: Mixed Chorus 4. V I , Y ROBERTA MOREHEAD g N 'Y ip 'xi NO jiri' f X vi Xe' BARBARA NAFF ,' Mixed Chorus 2: FHA 2-4g Glee Club 2-3-4, ED MATTHEWS Football 2-3-4g Track 2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 3-43 Key Club 2-3: FFA 2-3-4, Mgfiwml 7 My nw' B MINZEL Baseball 2g Student Council 45 FFA 2-3-4, FAYE IEDEL Student Council 4, CHARLES COX hnual 4, Co-Editor 45 Key Club 2-3-43 Class ' fficer 3, President: Student Council 2-3-4g Y Play Cast 3, FRED COX Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-4g Newspaper 4 Key Club 2-3g Class Officer 2, Vice Presidentg Student Council 3, Vice President 3. AY muwawmmxe mw msLw11aamswmm sew sf-was -frmzsffq ' V- MILDRED PETERS Newspaper 3-4g Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 2. PAUL POTTER V Mixed Chorus 2g Class Qffioer 4, President 4g Student Council 4g Key Club 3-4g FFA 2-3-4g Boys' State 3. F GENE NIXON ' Baseball 3-4g Boxing 2g Key Club 2g FFA 2-3. PHYLLIS OAKS Pep Club 3-4g Annual 3-4g Thespian 43 Mixed Chorus 2g Glee Club 2-3-45 Class Officer 4, Secretary-Treasurerg FHA 2-3-45 Play Cast 2. DEAN LAYSON Mixed Chorus 2 g FFA 2. JAMES WONCH QM Aj Baseball 2-3: FFA 2-3-4 mapa- . X 4MICKEY JENSEN 'LLl5,l'7' 5 l56. Basketball 2g Baseball 3-4g FFA 2-3-4. PATSY MERCER Band 2-3-4g Glee Club 2-4g Pep Band 3g FHA 3-4: Treasurer 4. IANICE GRITTNER , GAA 2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 2-3. Of RAY BLIE2 Football 2-3-4g Basketball 2-3-4g Track 2-3-43 Key Club 2-3-4. JIM CARPENTER FFA 2: Boxing 2. BEVERLY MUNDA 51,111 0+ R leflmmf l ul , jf J Jox-m ASHBAJTZIGHKQ? FFA 2-3-4. BARBARA STANNARD ARVELLA KULP Entered from Kettle Falls 3. Nil Boa BLEN I w Fo t ll 45 Basketball 2-3-4g Baseball 2-3-4 - RPA 2-3-43 Key Club 2-3-4. l W lv Mp GARY JOHNSTON Baseball 3g Mixed Chorus 2. SHIRLEY LEE Entered 4 from Kennewick. ROSE LUNDQUIST Pep Club 3-4g Newspaper 2-3g Annual 4g GAA 2-35 Band 2-3-45 FHA 2-3. KEN MACOMBER Basketball 2-3-45 Track 2-3-4: Newspaper 4. 'X .ff 2 V f K 69' 4'-4' IVAN Kim' ,C 5 Y, z ez A -?HLf,6f of 1-L,,,, FFA 2-3-4. ION LEAVITT Entered from California 4. W Wfvv -Y pl!! ' VCE? BXLW il- M! I YV BILL HoDGsoN f L! I t , t , MW., MAROA MURDOCH rfjwvj Pep Club 3-4: FHA 4. 2 1 FRED SIEGER Football 2-3-4g Basketball 2-3-4g Track 2-3-4g Thespian 3g Key Club 3g Play Cast 2. SUSAN BAK M' Newspa A g' Mixed Chorus 3-4- -4 Aj tl QJ DONNA WILSON b XJ K5 1 RON OGLE Football 4g Track 3-4: Newspaper 4g Mixed Chorus 2. THERON MORROW WX. W7fQJZ!Da J- ep Club 43 Football 4g Baseball 2-3-4g Basket ball Manager 2-3-4g Annual 4g Newspaper 4g Cheerleader 4g Student Council 3-4g Mixed Chorus 4: Class Officer 4. Vice President. MARY DEMO Pep Club 2-3-43 Tennis 2g GAA 2-3: Thespain 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2-3-45 Stu- dent Council 2-3g Class Officer 3, Vice Presi- dentg Debate 2: Girls' State 3: FHA 2-3-4g Play Cast 2-3-4. SHARON WILSON Pep Club 4g Annual 4g Co-Editor 45 Band 3-4g Mixed Chorus 2g FHA 3-4g Student Council 45 Class Officer 4, Secretary. KEN HIRSCH L26 , ,, M, ,awed fx g,,t44,f-11 f ' Football 3-45 Basketball 2-3-4g Tennis 2. WALLY CAGLE Football 2-3-45 Track 25 Tennis 3-45 Thespian 2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Debate 2-3-45 Key Club 3-45 President 45 Play Cast 2-3-45 C Club 35 Carnival Chairman 4. BETSY COLBURN Pep Club 2-3-45 Annual 3-45 Band 2-35 Student Council 3-45 Secretary 45 Pep Band 2-35 Class Officer 2-3, Secretary 2-3, Treasurer 35 De- bate 2-3-45 Girls' State 35 FHA 2-3-45 Play Cast 3. . A r J DARLENE BEEKLEY 4 fl M 105+ DICKFOEGE ,5 Wit lf BILL COFFMAN SONYA ENGSTR M Pep Club,3 5 Class Officer 2, Treasurer AVR!! ff PLJJ A fly! ,f 0 V C U , -'D 'I K 'l , 05 IGAIL APPLEGATE Pep Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 2- 3-45 FHA 2-3-4. JOHN HEDRICK TONI HATHA WAY Annual 3g Thespian 3-4: FHA 3-4g Song Leader 3g Glee Club 2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 3-4. MELVIN DRA KE MARVIN CARTER EUNICE CLARK Glee Club 3-4. M V W JULIE ST R lk V1 A M X I H Ll 'H Pep !i5lb,3e-Y: ual - espian A gGAA 2- xy Chgushn A 2-3-4 smdem C ncil . ' . ' il L 3 Y .ff ll V :ij rl I oo arnffsaf 112-apsoxmg ZQFFA 2-3. U VXA RJ 1 Rf, my TOM DAVENPORT Football 35 Tennis 2-3-4. X J' JACKIE BAKER I f Tennisll AA 53-4, Secre a y 3g President 4. Q A A 2 2. ry gf A 'igifl' ,ff UK I , A J J an lv! V JD U lj-1 -1 sfxw:ef e2:w mw12a:v A JERRY PHIPPS Baseball 2-3-4g FFA 2. SHIRLEY LUITEN GAA 2-3g Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 FHA 2-35 Glee Club 39 Bowling 2-3. BARBARA WEBLEY Tennis 2g Newspaper 2-3g Annual 2-3-4g Thes- pian 2-3-49 GAA 2-3g Band 2g FHA 2-3-43 Play Cast 2-3. DAN INMAN Basketball 2-3-43 Track 2-3-4. Seniors not pictured DORIS BARBER ROBEIT HYDORN JIM IOHNSON INDIAN TRIBUNE Modeling School Purchase Made Doris Barber, Mildred Peters and Roberta Morehead announced the purchase of the Hanover School of Modeling. The three women plan to introduce a new style of model- ing to the American public. This will -be the Slink-n-Slump Walk. All three women are graduates from the Hanover school and have stated they have planned many changes for the school. Comment- ing on this, Miss Barber stated, It should be the goal of every girl to walk with a graceful slink or slump. We have studied this from every angle and feel that we now can offer every American girl the chance to obtain this goal. Our method will be to use 100-pound weights balanced on the head in- stead of the conventional book. Salvation Army Presents Awards The Salvation Army's Wally Cagle and Charles Cox awarded the Tin-Foil Circle to Arvella Kulp, Rose Lundquist, and Patsy Mercer last night at the Salvation Army's Booster Banquet. This award is the highest given by the Salvation army and it was the high-light of the evening. Mr. Cox explained that these three women have devoted 25 years to ringing bells on the streets, in addition to performing their other Salvation Army duties. The misses Kulp, Lundquist and Mercer almost swooned as Mr. Ca- gle presented them with the awards. We feel very grateful, but feel we have completed our service in the Salvation Army, the three explained. We are now planning to devote our full time to our fi- ancees and hope to take the trip to the altar in the near future. Alumni .loin Coaching Staff Authorities at Colville High School announced that six alumni will be in the coaching positions at Colville High the ensuing year. Taking charge of the football team will be Larry Barnes as head coach and Maroa Murdoch as his assist- ant. Ray Blier will take over bask- etball duties with Sharon Wilson as assistant coach. Baseball will be 'The Vacuum' Picks Up Dirt Last night I happened to be snooping at the Mambo club ,and who should I see but that wonder- ful, glorious hunk of man-Marv Carter, dining with the new star of stage and opera, Shirley Lee. Could this be Marv's Final Fling? The singing waiter, F35-sq Q15 an- noyed me a. little as he dumped a glass of egg-yolks on my head, but this didn't stop me from see- ing T.V. wrestler Ken Hirsch come in for his nightly glass of milk. Faye Jedel, the glamorous bar- tender, mixed me a new drink, in- vented by Dan Inman, called the Pink Shirt. Just then cheese- cake artist, Janice Grittner came in with steel-industry's boss, Ken Macomber. The two had just seen Bob Hughson's great Kiss and Smell. For the floorshow Fred Sieger sang the new hit, It takes Three to Fox-Trot. He was ac- companied by Louise Schumaker, who also played her famous theme song, Sawdust. My chauffeur, Ron Ogle, interrupted me at that point to take me to a party for the Great Lover Bob Hughson. All the dirt about this tomorrowlll! Doctors Give Report on lQ's Drs. Susan Baker and Donna Wilson gave an. interesting report last night to a group of medical patients at Medical Puddle. The topic of their report was How Im- portant Is An I.Q.? The two doc- tors obtained material for this re- port from their tour of high schools which they just completed. The Colville High School served as headquarters for the doctors dur- ing the tour. After the reports, discussion was held among the patients. Theron Morrow served as discussion lead- er. Under his capable leadership, the group came to the decision that while an I.Q. may be helpful, it certainly is not xessential. They cit- ed themselves as examples to prove this decision. coached by Bob Blenz an dassisted by Sonya Engstrom. This is the first time in Colville history that women coaches have been used, but everyone feels confident that Kil- ler Murdoch, Buckets Wilson, and Slugger Engstrom will be very efficient. Schumaker Book 0n School Life The Dumple Publishing Company announced that it will very shortly release a new book, My Tragedy, written by Louise Schumaker. This book is reported to be the greatest literary achievement of the year. Although it is an autobiography- the plot is rumored to be the most fantastic of any book ever written by an American author. Miss Schumaker, a very gifted pianist, reveals her literary gifts, too. Pres- ently featured at the Mambo club, Miss Schumaker has led a rich and interesting life. The tragedy, with which her book deals, concerns her school life in Colville High School, a tiny school in Eastern Washing- ton. Many shocking things are re- vealed in this latest feature of the Book of the Month Club. Every High School student is urged to read it as soon as possible. Companies Merge Representatives of the Carpenter- Phipps Lingerie Company and Hedrick, Matthews and Hodgson, Inc., went into conference today to discuss the transaction of the Lin- gerie company. It is reported Car- penter and Phipps have made a fortune from their line of Lovely Lady Lingerie and are now plan- ning to go into retirement. Hedrick, Matthews and Hodgson, Inc., have offered S100,000,000 for the business and plan to add a line of Moon- mist negligees. Nada Light ln 'French Line' It was publicly announced in Hollywood toda ythat glamorous star, Nada Light, is being pursued to star in the remake of French Line. Jay Chandler, Dick Foege, and Morly George, famous pro- ducers of such movies as Front Window, Low Midnight, and Went with the B-reeze,' 'are ne- gotiating the contract. Mr. Foege has rewritten the script especially for Miss Light. It has been rumor- ed that she will accept the role only if her personal costume de- signers are included in the con- tract. The designers, T. Davenport, B. Jamieson, G. Johnson, and J. Leavitt, just presented the fashion world with the sensational new fabric, Rip 'n Sew. Volume XII No. 10 May 1, 1980 Colville, Washington Wall Street Five Obtain Patent on 'Dimple Formula' The Big Five of Wall Street, Ashbaugh, Hydorn, Drake, Stifel and Wonch ,announced yesterday that they have taken over the manufacture and production of Hughson's Dimple Formula. They have announced that many new methods will be introduced to the production of this brandnew pro- duct. A new-type container will be the first change, according to Jim Wonch, head of the Big Five. This container will be in the shape of a dimple and will have on it a picture of Bob Hughson, the Great Lover. We feel confident that this change will greatly increase the sales of the magic Hughson's Dimple Formula, Wonch conclud- ed. Lover Hughson Wows Hollywood Last night, at the premiere of Kiss and Smell, a great new Hol- lywood lover was presented to a swoonlng public. Bob I-Iughson charmed everyone during inter- mission as he played the piano by light of a candelabra. His curly hair and dimpled cheeks captivated thousands. Women swooned as he winked and giggled. After the showing of the movie in which he starred, Hughson introduced his be- loved friend and teacher, Mary Demo of Demo's Drama Co. With tears of emotion streaming down his cheeks he told how this cour- ageous woman had discovered him and stood by him during the heartbreaking years of his struggle for stardom. Women in the au- dience were weeping uncontrollably as he finished. Miss Demo collapsed on Mr. Hughson's shoulder at the end of this touching tribute. In a few minutes, however, she re- covered enough to state, I always knew that Bob has what it takes. Even when we were classmates to- gether, I could see his acting qual- ities. Indeed, all Hollywood now recognizes these qualities. They are hailing him as the new Great Lov- er and he will undoubtedly hold this title for years to come. Student council voted to replace the phono-vision sets in CHS. The new sets will have 24-inch screens. Women Lose On Court Decision The noted Supreme Court Jus- tices, Jim Johnson, Ivan Kitt, Dean Layson, and Bill Coffman, today handed down a decision concern- ing cruelty to the fair sex. Jackie Baker, Eunice Clarlg Della Ree Howe, and Barbara Stannard, ad- visory board of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to the Fair Sex, were suing Miickgr leqggn, Bob Minzel, gene Nixon, and Paul Potter, reviewers of chorus girls. The Society accused these review- ers of undue criticism of the girl . However, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the reviewers after hearing testimony by seven chorus girls. Beauteous Gail Applegate, Bernadine Bakken, Toni Hatha- way, Beverly Mfunda, Barbara Naff, Julie Stuhr, and Barbara Webley testified that the men were very kind and considerate. Famed criminal lawyer, Phyllis Oaks, counsel for the five reviewers, was accompanied by her secretary, Betsy Colburn, as she heard the decision was that a pretty leg can turn any man's eye-even a Supreme Court Justice's! Ivan Kitt, in reading the decision, stat- ed , We can see no instance of cruelty on'-the part of -the accused reviewers. They were only doing their jobs as they thought it should be done. The Society should re- joice with the rest of our nation we still have chorus girl reviewers because you can't hardly get none of them no more! T. 0. Morrow ls Palient . The editor of this paper inter- viewed the two 'leading psychia- trists at Medical Puddle yesterday. He was pleased to meet Dr. Susan Baker and Dr. Donna Wilson. Taken on a tour of the building, the editor was presented to the hospital's star pupil, Theron Mor- row. Dr. Baker explained that Theron is very pleasant in class and they have grown used to him after 25 years of association. While he was there, Theron did his latest trick for the editor: he flapped his arms and crowed. Dr. Wilson said that Theron often has new tricks to entertain his fellow patients. Belrothed Girls Honored at Party -Last night, at a beautiful party given by the Chamber of Com- merce, Rose Lundquist, Arvella Kulp, and Patsy Mercer celebrated the 25th year of their engagements. The party -was planned around the theme, Keep on Trying. Shirley Hansen Luiten addressed the girls and their guests on How to Lead Him to the Altar. Mr. and Mrs. Luiten were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple and their 24 children presented each girl with a halter and five feet of rope . Cox, Cagle, Promoted The Salvation Army announced today the promotion of Charles Cox and Wally Cagle to the office of Grand Colonels. Known for their interest and sympathy for needy people, these two men have work- ed their way up from blowing trumpets on street corners to now commanding this large organiza- tion. - Commander Potter Tells of Hobby Lieutenant Commander Paul Pot- ter, captain of the U. S. battleship, Crutch, gave an interesting report on hobbies today to the Ladies' Aid. Although Commander Potter is a very busy man with a big job, he still has enjoyed a number of varied and interesting hobbies. Speaking of his early life, the fam- ed commander said his first hobby was getting A's in geometry. After assuming command of the Crutch, his hobby become writing. One of the results of this hobby is the best seller, The Crutch Mutiny. At the present time, Commander Potter has a very unique hobby, review- ing chorus girls. Everyone should have a hobby, he told the entranc- ed ladies of the Ladies' Aid. My present hobby is a great source of relaxation to me after a tough day aboard the Crutch. Even though the SPCFS is suing me and a number of reviewers, I have never been sorry that I chose this hobby. From earning A's in geometry to reviewing chorus girls, any hobby is a wonderful thing to anyone. Twelve Year Seniors Back row: Marvin Carter, Ken Macomber, Ken Hirsch, Tom Davenport, Dan Inman, John Ashbaugh Ron Ogle, Bob Blenz, Jerry Phipps, Second row: Della Ree Howe, Phyllis Oaks, Wally Cagle, Robert Hughson, Ed Matthews, James Wonch, Janice Grittner, John Hedrick, Front row: Donna Wilson, Shirley Luiten Charles Cox, Maroa Murdoch, Fred Cox, Sonya Engstrom, Louise Schumaker. Class History In the year of 1952 the Sophomore girls walked into C,H, S, with smiling faces for here they would spend the rest of their high school days, The boys would have gone in with them but they were busy learning how to swim in Mr, Violette's creek, That year we had Kaye Biggar's band from Spokane for our Sophomore Hop, Our decorations were planned around the theme, Moonlight and Roses. Our Junior year proved to be another very exciting one especially when everyone started flashing their class rings around, Our Junior Prom was Rhapsody in Blue with Queen Toni and King Ray chosen to reign throughout the evening. The All-Hi picnic was held at Kettle Falls where everyone enjoyed swimming. We decorated for the seniors' graduation where we carried out our school colors of red and white with crepe paper and flowers. In our Senior year many of the girls and boys became leaders in our school, holding such positions as presidents of various clubs, editors of the annual, and student body officers. The senior class will go down in history as not having a Senior Ball, which was the usual custom but we worked together with Sophomores and Juniors to create two new All-High dances. One formal and one semiformal, Before we knew it we were buying name cards and announcements and exchanging pictures with our classmates, which we might take with us to remember our high school days. Our valedictorian, salutatorian and class speakers were chosen for graduation, and while admiring parents and friends watched, the school board presented us with our diplomas and sent us out into the world, Class Will Wally Cagle, will Los Tres Osos back to the Spaniards. Toni Hathaway, will my place in Thespian Club to someone with a lot of acting ability. Ken Macomber, will return. Susan Baker, will the job of business manager of the newspaper to someone with a fast line. Morley George, will my ability to get into trouble to my little brother. Mary Demo, will my parts in the school plays to anyone who doesn't need sleep. Fred Cox, will be glad to get away from those Coast Guard pigs Ken, Ken, Marv and Dan. Phyllis Oaks, will the typewriter in the office to anyone who doesn't have to use an O . Larry Bames, will my ability to study hard to Larry Enright. Bemadine Bakken, will my two front teeth to Ray Blier. Bob Blenz, will my jitterbug ability to Geraldine Carson. Della Ree Howe, will my place in Pep Club to some deserving girl who likes hard work and cold weather. Ken Hirsch, will my sleeping bag to Loretta Lee. Q I hear it gets coldj. Sonya Engstrom, will my worries to Maroa. Dan Inman, will be glad to get away from that lousy pig, Marv Carter. Nada Light, will my friendly hello's to Mr. Schwenk to anyone who can get him to speak. Marv Carter, will be glad to get away from that lousy pig Dan Inman. Shirley Luiten Hansen, will my ability to cook to Patsy Mercer. Bill Coffman, will be glad to graduate. Eunice Clark, will my Business English book to anyone who can write better letters than I. Rose Lundquist, will my ability in Senior English to some lucky Junior. Faye Jedel, will my good times in high school to some of these kids that hate school. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. .L 1. to I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. Darlene Beekly, will be glad to get out of school but at the same time l'll miss it. Theron Morrow, will my cheerleading ability to Virginia Kamstra and Elena Mae Bayley. Bruce Jamieson, will good old Colville High School back to the Indians. Bin Stifel, win hope that c.H.s. has much success in the future. Doris Barber, will my place in Miss Harrison's gym class to Jeanne Ritchey. Bob Minzel, will my place in Mr. Lesser's 3rd period General Business to some unde- serving underc lassman. Ed Matthews, will my place as center on the football team to Rod Richmond. Maroa Murdoch, will all the good times I've had in school to some little first grader. Mickgy J-egsgg, will my third period class to Slugger Holland. Patsy Mercer will my version of 'Ricochet' Mr. Nottingham to remember me by. Charles Cox, will my place in English to anyone who thinks they can dig that crazy Literature. Sharon Wilson, will all my good times in school to my brother Steve in hopes that he will have as much fun as I have had, Jim Johnson, will be glad to get out of here. Betsy Colburn. will my ditto-stained fingers to Miss Kellberg who needs ten more. Jay Chandler, will my football suit to Art Johnson. Paul Potter, will Robert Hughson to Mr. King. Janice Grittner, will all the library fines to the athletic fund. Ivan Kitt, will my place in FFA to my brother Alan. Gail Applegate, will all the FHA's frozen hamburgers to the basketball team. Jackie Baker, will wish future G. A.A. Presi- dents good luck. Robert Hydorn, will my little Ford to Miss Kellberg. Mildred Peters, will all the fun I've had in school to my brother LeRoy. Gary Johnston, will my quietness in advanced typing to Bob Best. Tom Davenport, will my tennis racket to some future champion, fKen MacFarlanej. Fred Sieger, will my interpretation of Jerry Lewis to Mr. Olsen. Arvella Kulp, will my ability to catch a man to Jeanette Thomas. Ray Blier, will keep all my athletic ability for myself, as I may need it. Beverly Munda, will my ability to skip school to Virginia Holland. Q-eng Nixgn, will my pin-setting job for the high school girls' league to anyone who likes to see some awful bowling. Roberta Morehead, will my sociology know- ledge to Midge Miller. Jerry Phipps, will leave my Spanish in room 204. Shirley Lee, will my job as newspaper reporter to Terry Hudon. Jim Carpenter, will my short hair to Bobby Jones. Donna Wilson, will my clipping scissors in Journalism to someone who isn't ambitious. Dean Layson, will leave, taking my education with me, I hope. Ron Ogle, will my sensational reporting to Art Johnson. Melvin Drake, will my National Guard rifle to the librarians to keep order. Dick Foege, will my bookkeeping ability to Annette. Bill Hodgson, will my growing ability to Roger Olsen. Jon Leavitt, will my ability with Faye Ann to someone who brings a dark car to school. 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Pep Club Cheerleaders Elena Mae Bayley Virginia Kamstra Theron Morrow Song Leaders Judy Walden Joan Enright Pauline Stratton Helen Vaughn 9' f-.Xi x l Back row: Lola Sherrodd, Della Ree Howe, Ilene Koreis, Phyllis Oaks, Jane Enright, Annette Foege, Irene Hamilton, Marilyn Stevens. Second row: Nada Light, Sonya Engstrom, Sharon Wilson, Ramona Murdoch, Corinne Light, Belva McGrew, Gail Applegate. Front row: Carolyn Lotz, Karen VanHorn, Maroa Murdoch, Betsy Colburn, Claudia Wilson, Carolyn Stevens, XX -., 0 X 3253 s 'X 'I .2 xg. I ' S Q , Vw ' Wy : .W , ' a A PKK, Wffi' ' a 4 7 . it K .,,. if-.i ii' A, . ,f,e'j'i,', .4 , E325 1 X ' 1 f ws' ' ff 5 24,1 Ezz, .gg l , 0' 11, 'gays gig? f , by , X' 'il S pa.. brow-P ,W Q-Ea' J Y . .., 1+ L, ,S z l 4 H ' vlg L W My iii , J 1? X uf a 1 'H apr Wm Q? Y , N an ,L 2..A.Q,, an R4 -Y 'W if L, Q Ak E R ig? F 'sf K fisriiify' !i5VT:' 5355? ?5i5, 522 Q11 N? ,gif- 1 5 9 S, i Qi -r 7, f Z FiY'x 2f' K. 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W K xr f4'f'ff 4 23 5 155 ,ff L i 'M' .3 ,. is in EgE L , SQ aw Nt 2, 'K Q' K 4 f 31 1 y nf fd ,AVWM 'Vg-ie, Lgktqk Q F i ,A it 3 Q M MQW5 ,H f , ! N Qi' im! Football Team Back row: Dick Bronson, Melvin Hill, Floyd Best, Larry Enright, Jim Knight, Gary Reed. Third row: Coach Remington, Bob Blenz, Manager, Jack McCabe, Ronnie Delles, Jerry Pelissier, Bill Newell, Tim O'Brien, Robin Paine, Theron Morrow, Managerg Ken MacFarlane, Manager, Coach Schwenk, Second row: Wally Cagle, Ron Ogle, Larry Barnes, Dick Foege, Fred Sieger, Ray Blier, Iay Chandler, Morley George, Velmer Hawkins, Front row: Floyd Harris, Frank Knapp, Ed Staeheli, Ed Matthews, Everett Gilbert, Jerry West, Rodney Richmond. The Colville Indians finished second in Tri-County League last year, and thus had a fairly successful season. They tied their rough opponent, Chewelah, in the last game with a score of 6-6, They had one other tie during the down period of the season with Newport, 7-7. The Indians won three games with a slim margin, and lost two by vast amounts. Colville Deer Park Colville Mead Colville Cheney Colville Wallace Colville Davenport Colville Newport Colville Chewelah Colville total points scored ----- - - '73 Opposing teams, total points scored ----------- ---------------------- 4 - - 93 Ray Blier was chosen to receive the Inspirational Award and due to this privilege he will automatically have his name engraved on the Archie Buckley Trophy. Larry Bames and Melvin Hill were elected co-captains for the grid season, .wk QV M mq.,,,,, .x.. .fo aid' 2 if Bidi' s fa km! srmmamwwswmmxa. 35 kwin, N iw, A ummm Back row: Jim Jensen, Bill Jennings, Roger Americk, Roger Olsen, Bobby Jones Dlck Bronson Rony Delles, Pat Beckley. Second row: Dan Inman, Ken Hirsch, Mel Hill, Ken Laird Jack Lee Fred Selger Front row: Gary Reed, Manager, Fred Cox, Ken Macomber, Ray Blier, Bob Blenz Delvln Hlll Floyd Harris, Theron Morrow, Manager. Basketball H istory To start off the season on the right foot, the Colville Indians won the first two games Then the team fell into the worst slump of the year by losing three games in succession but the Indians soon proved their fighting spirit by coming back with eight straight Colville 32 Colville 50 Colville 37 Colville 47 Colville 39 Colville 48 Colville 25 Colville 50 Colville 40 Colville 61 Colville so Colville 55 Colville 57 Colville 46 Colville 58 Colville 59 Colville 49 Colville 29 Colville 55 Colville 52 In tournament play we lost to Clarkston the first evening wins. Wallace Metaline Omak Mead Priest River Cheney Chewelah Mead Pullman Deer Park Metaline Priest River Mullan Wallace Chewelah Omak Cheney Walla 'Walla Deer Park C-larkston and played Pullman the next night i m 1 , 1 ,f A Y sjgf! fi 2 ix f 5 T9 My 4 Af- ' 5 I Y K ,ff Q V 4: f 5 Q' Q kk? ymkg W 1 s ,. x, ' x .-4 i J' gy 5 5 if' . K 1, , ,sk- . , .Q .N a-if . f 2 555 S f YW Qifw n U, ,X i .3 E i,A1 E lik E S X5 31 .- iff 1 rs 2 ,, 2,45 .wg fx X, LA S ! L t 5 i V 5 i .,,,W , I 5 . S l 1 ,X , x W , .yu t 'V . I n ,,. 4 ,HS . , V, B H ,wniQmm ,nw ywl My ish A ,H Baseball Back row: Bob Blenz, Theron Morrow, JerryPhipps, Ray Oversby, Mickey Jensen, Malcome Greene. Second row Charles Morefield, Gene Nixon, Fred Cox, Delvin Hill, Lee Newton, John Hedrick. Tennis Back row: Erlys Oscarson, Pat Beckley, Wally Cagle, Vermel Fair. Front row: Judy Walden, Irene Hamilton, Art Johnson, Karen Van Hom. , . , ,j -3 ,. ,. my 'ar ' 1 1 1. , K. , S if .4 5-QQ 'K Q. Track Back row: Ray Blier, Fred Sieger, Larry Enright, Ken Laird, Melvin Hill, Dan Inman, Ken Macomber. Second row: Jim Knight, Morley George, Jay Chandler, Ron Ogle, Bill Boyle, Jack Hotchkiss, Ken MacFarlane. Front row: Dick Bronson, Everett Gilbert, Floyd Harris, Ed Mathews, Jerry Pelissier. ss, N 53 Q k5'hka'z157' , . 5 1, A Xiu? . it ,Mm 1 fa YW ,N '95 Congregational Church Rev. Jefferson H. Smith, 231 N. Maple Christian Church Rev. James M. Farrell, 224 E. Second Church of God E. Columbia - Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Pastors Methodzst 368 West Elm - Kenneth Countryman, Pasto Free Methodist Church if Li' A: .1 gif' Y- 1 Rev. C. H. Johnson, 328 E. 1st CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Graduation is a stepping stone, As you take your next step- Will it be with GOD? Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ And thou shalt be saved. Acts 16:31 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Colville, Washington Rev. Edwin Dean, Pastor Catholic Church Rev. Cyril Feisst, Third and Maple I 'x .K 3 Ed's Texaco Station Grandiose Noah ' Safewey Store Barman's Department Store R. E. Lee Company Schumaker's Gun Shop Strong's Variety Store Clark's Electric Don Fredrickson's Carter Service Kohlstedt's Pharmacy Lynn's Farm Supply Colville Monument Buchanan Sport Shop Gamble's Store Ledgerwood's Inland Motor Parts Colville Motor Co. Associated Service Valet Cleaners Jerry and Ole's A and H Cafe Hodde's Store White's Grocery Alpine Theater Colville Flour-Mills Colville Bakery Empire Cafe Davenport Barber Shop Haven of Charm Seattle First National Bank Reimans Drug Store Associated Doctors Hale's Fountain Staehell's Creamery Statesman-Examiner City Tailer's and Cleaners Doctor Cagle Depot Lunch Shell Oil Co. Union Oil Co. Inland Empire Dairy Colville Co-op White and Blessing Cole Equipment Co. Nixon Electric Colville Service Station Chester's Clothing Indian Backers Barney's Colville Electric Scamahorn's Studio , Boucher's Shoe Store M9 I. C. Penney Co. 'X Bayley's Paint Store Hotchkiss Grocery Fogle's Garage Burger nm Workman 8t LaPlant Jewelers Colville Jewelers Zoodsma Plumbing Bronson Implement Richfield Service Carter Motor Co. Washington Water Power Bernices Fashion Shop Lesser's Smart Shop Colville Floral Co. Drapers Lumber Co. Lad 8g Lassie Colville Shoe Repair Colville Meat Market ' Graham's Drug Store Newland's Cafe Phil's Shoe Repair I National Bank of Commerce Standard Oil Company Fonk's Dime Store Naff's Tire Shop Dr. Hardwick John Raftis Squire-Beardslee Dr. Ringrose Smitty's Rainbow Service H 8: I Wrecking Kirk Cooler Far West Equipment Violette Funeral Home Willett's Insurance Company Dan Collins Carter Oil Service Colville Hotel Mercer's Texaco Harm's Motor Co. Battien's Firestone Jefferson-Thompson Motors Old Dominion Creamery , v AW-1, 4233 ff Ex LIBR1-5 'Y AVR. 9 I Vx xxx W sly , IW htm' iii 1- Dr. Darling Colville Auto Parts Commercial Electric Hoffman Signal Service Signal on co. E. S. Moore Garringer Realty Co. Tom Oakshott Spray's Cleaners Columbia Lanes W. L. Johnson John W. Graham Co. Simchuks Sporting Goods Colville Glass Co. Smith's Colville Grange Supply Cel Chout Lumber Co. Chester Packing Co. Tuttle and Light Repairing Mode O'Day Dress'Shop Joe's Meat Market Purina Feed Store Dave Birge's Union Station Northend Grocery Washington Co-op Dominion Motors Roy-Ran Motel Sheriff's Office Harson's Welding Shop Dr. Clark Dr. Dick Dr. Lenoue lrwins Hatchery T. V. Center Fox Plumbing 8: Heating L 8' W Grocery Badertscher Motel Mrs. L. Robedeau Little Pend Orille Lodge Moser-Egger Barney's Colville Electric Baker's Jewelry Buck's Barber Shop Laird Chevrolet Co. Bill Hatch Sporting Co. Scott's Furniture Sampson-Ayers Music Co. Q I 1b, . My W lifilff Sn X35 Nw iiis SQ 1 M .5 Qi , EK i s RQ . M5 W Q2 ff X NL QQEQREX 5 Ti I.-'A ' 1 .. , 1 ,,'e75.11' s-:f' 1r- ffft,-zffgm -'HP' gf fwf - '-I 5 27' - um 4 V:-'4f4'f'f .42 1, P '-.,'fz2f1 .- 1. 71- gig, . 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