Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

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First Row Ilett to rightl Faye Green, Lila Lilienthal, Janis Haynie, Donna Harris, Jessie McCall, Ilene McCaffery, Leeta Fichtenberg: Second Row: Frances Page, Faye Hurdstrom, Dorothy Schmauder, Bernice Rohlman, Evelyn Logsdon, Lauretta James, Lorraine James, Barbara Peffley, Ruth Frohnhafer: Third Row: Irene Reinbold, Faye Alexander, Edwina Deppner, Lois Knock, Margaret Scharft, Elinor Zellmer, Dorothy Olsen, Sylvia Slater, Neva Murbach: Fourth Row: Mrs. Rambo, Ardythe Ball, Carla Horn, Louise DeVore, Lola DeVore, Dorothy Wilke, Virginia Zuehlke, Eva McCaffery, Caryle Harris. A'KAPPA CLUB President ,,.,....., ,, , Dorothy Wilke Vice President .,.. ..., I rene Reinbold Secretary ,,..a.. Edwina Deppner Treasurer .... ...,....,.,. .,,......,.... ....... .... J e s s ie McCall Student Council Representative ,..,..,,.,.. Lila Lilienthal Advisor ..............,,..,............................,..., Mrs. Rambo On November 30, tour girls were initiated into the club. They were: Donna Harris, Ilene McCaftery, Dorothy Olsen and Sylvia Slater. The girls donnedtheir white sweaters and red skirts to march at the basketball game with Harrington on December I2. December 23, the club held a food sale to raise money for the treasury. During the last month of school the club sponsored a Co-ed Dance at which a king and two princes were crowned.

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Fnrst Row fleft to rlghtj Elunor Zellmer Janet Drake Evo McCaf ery Carye Harrus Be mce Rohlman Second Row Mr Slegel Pat Rembold Lyle Flsher Ray Hoople Mnss Hawkes GIRLS AND BOYS FEDERATION At the tnrst meeting of the year the Glrls Federatlon elected me followung offmcers for the coming year President Eva lvlcCaffery Vlce Presldent Janet Drake Secretary Elinor Zellmer Treasurer Caryle Harris Representative Bernice Rohlman Advisor lvllss Hawkes The Girls Federation had a very active and successful year Fnrst on their schedule was the Mother s Tea glven November 23 and not forgetting the Dads the gurls gave a Father Daughter Banquet on March 3 On February 2 the group played host to the Edwall Hlgh School at thenr dance Tne hall was decorated to flt the Valentine Day theme with red and white crepe paper hearts A dart game helped provide entertainment for the evening Another club of the school the Boys Club held Its annual election at the sam time the gurls dld The officers they elected were Ray Hoople President Pat Rembold Vlce Wlth Don Ball leavmg at the end of the frrst semester Lyle Fnsher took over t e responsnblllty of Secretary Treasurer The club Iolned with the F F A to sponsor the dance which was held In Novemb r S ' - ' ' f ' , f ' , r ' : I I . . . , . . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' . . , . . . . , . ' ,I I I ' . . . , . , . , . . Q . I I V President, Don Ball, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Luiten, Representative, lvlr. Siegel, Advisor. . . . . A 5 . . . . . D A

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First Row, llett to rightj Larry Whidden, Merlin Zier, David McCall, Leonard Stubbs, Lawrence Flood, Duane Horwege, Second Row: John Haynes, Bob Frohnhater, Dean Hink, Jack Wilke, Kenneth Thompson, Donald Brown, Jim Chase, Tom Spining, Third Row: Richard Erturth, Dave Johnson, Arnold Thompson, Stanley Walton, Ermit Holderby, Ray Hoople, Pat Reinbold, George Scharff, Fourth Row, Mr. Thomasson, Echo Geissler, Bob Hutsell, Virgil Gunning, Richard Buck, Keith Morgan, Warren Weston. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F. F. A. chapter started their new school year with 30 members under Richard Buck, President, Echo Geissler, Vice President, Leonard Stubbs, Secretary, Stanley Reinbolcl, Treasurer, Arnold Thompson, Sentinel, and Virgil Gunning, Reporter. We started the F. F. A. hatchery which has been doing so well we plan to continue it next year. We also are raising broilers to help the F. F. A. fund. During this year we have accomplished a wide field ot work such as shearing sheep, dehorning cattle, welding, metal lathe work, overhauling cars and trucks, and practiced surveying. We also gave a high school dance, and are planning the annual picnic. g An F. F. A. judging team will go to the Spokane Junior Livestock Show, they have had practice in iudging cattle, sheep and hogs in our community. Leonard Stubbs was elected representative from the Davenport and Reardon chapters to attend theannual F. F. A. State Convention at Pullman in April.