Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1961 volume:

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The Torch of Knowledge is the symbol of all we strive to attain in preparation for college or entering the business world, offering opportunities to those with the initiative to take them. It is the will, the desire, that spurs us on to excel in our studies and to become respected and set up as an example by our fellow classmates. The class of 1960-61 has upheld the tradition vigor- ously, formulating excellent study habits and attaining commendable goals in their scholastic fields. The senior class has participated in many extracurricular activities, all the while maintaining fine grades in their regular studies, proving to be an example of the axiom The great student is the one who does more than is asked of him. As our teachers have told us many times, there is always room at the top and it is up to us whether we shall rise above mediocrity and become leaders in our chosen fields or fall into the lot of the everyday workman. Now with the school year at an end, the senior class hands down to you, the students coming up, the Torch of Knowledge. Hold it high, be proud to be a student of Davenport High School, and never let your search for knowledge end. SU PERINTEN DENT'S MESSAGE More than any other kind of society, democracy requires talent and leadership among a great many people. The goal of our educational system must be the op- portunity and the incentive for the fullest development of each individual's abili- ties. The Davenport Schools, through the support, planning and interest of patrons of the community, have given our stu- dents a background of intellectual disci- pline that is essential to our national pur- pose as well as to our personal goals. For you to measure up to the de- mands of the hour, the character of each must be developed to instill ideals and the faith to know what is right, and to instill the courage and the resolution to choose and to work and to fight for it. lt is our sincere hope that the Class of 1961 has the perspective to utilize the training and background so acquired. Lloyd Stanna rd PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE Another class leaves Davenport High School and all'it has meant to them -better human relationships toward all, growth and development tor them as individuals. We of the faculty sincerely believe that in the coming years you will make a fine contribution to society and industry. At commencement you graduates will loin our Alumni and will always be welcome when you return to visit the school and old friends. Q. J. Lefevre STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Social Chairman, Linda Reinbold, President, Jerry Willaims, Vice-President, Terry Brown, Senior Class, Beverly Bumgarner, Secretary-Treasurer, Charlotte Guhlke. Standing: Freshman Class, Tom Hutsell, Thespian Troupe, Rita Reinbold, Junior Class, Jim Haynie, Cheerleaders, Darlene Oertel, Girls' League, Diane Luck, F.F.A., David Millard, F.H.A., Mary Thiringer, Band, Gayle Hardin, Sophomore Class, Dave Wilbur. Not pictured is John Remington, Science Club. if, D DIRECTORS or nlsrmcr No. 207 School Board members are shown at a meeting, conferring with architects in regard to the addition to the building. From left to right: E. W. Jacobsen, Paul Clark, Ted Zeimantz, architect Ralph J. Bishop, Wayne Geissler, Superintendent of Schools Lloyd Stannard, architects George C. Murray and George A. Ritter. ALMA MATER We're loyal to you Davenport High, We're crimson and white Davenport High, We'll back to you stand 'gainst the best in the land For we know you're the stand Davenport high. So smash that blockade Davenport High, Go crashing ahead Davenport High, Our team is our fame protector On boys for they have gained a victory For you, Davenport High. CHEE CHA CHA-AH-AH DAVENPORT, DAVENPORT, DAVENPORT Bring out the dear old flag of crimson and white, Lead on the team that fought so nobly for right, Like men of old, on giants placing reliance, Shouting defiance, Os-Kee-Wa-Wal Amid the great broad fields that nourish our land For honest battle and for Freedom we stand And unto you, we pledge our hearts and hands, Dear D.H.S. we're true to you. l f X ? i X 1Q6Xf 9 i 7 x J s i ll Clc1SSf 3 Here is where knowledge is invested. . .in the students who have the responsibility to develop their scholastic abilities. Each class shares Work which in- volves studies as well as traditional activities and thus becomes closely knit as a group striving for success, SALLJTATORIAN WILLIAM RONALD CHILDS CRonI Band 2, Pep Band I, Chorus 2, 4, Science Club 3, 4, President 4, Letter D Club I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Thespian Club 3, 4, All High Play 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, Base- ball 4, Football Captain 4, Class President I, 2, 3, 4, Biology Class president, Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 4, Boy's State Delegate 3, A.S.B. Representative 2. Future plans: College. VALEDICTORIAN KAREN GAYLE HARDIN CGayleJ Band I, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 3, A.S.B. Representa- tive 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, F.H.A. 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Thespian Troupe 4, Annual Staff I, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor, 4, unior Class Play Student Director, Operetta Student Director 3, Easter Play 4, Class Secretary I, 4, Treasurer 2, Pur- chasing Chairman 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls State 3, Junior Prom General Chairman 3, Junior Tuberculosis Board 2, 3, 4. Future plans: College. TERRY GENE BROWN Band 2, Pep Band 2, Dance Band 2, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Letter D I, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager'4, Senior Class Play, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Manager l, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager I, Homecoming Escort 'l, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Body Vice-President 4, Boys' State 3. Future plans: College. 6. . l JOHN MICHAEL REMINGTON CMicki Chorus 2, 4, Science Club 3, 4, A.S.B. Repre- sentative 4, F.F.A. 4, Letter D l, 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, Vice-President 4, A,S.B. Repre- sentative 2, 3, Homecoming Escort 4. Future plans: College. LINDA BONNIE REINBOLD CTootsl Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Par- liamentarian 3, Song Leader 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Secretary 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Junior Play 3, Class Secretary 3, Social Com- mittee 2, Biology Secretary 2, Student Body Social Chairman 4. Future plans: Marriage. SH El LA ANN FORD Transfer from The Dalles, Oregon 3, Chorus 3, 4, Girls' League 3, 4, Girl of the Month Chairman 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Paper Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Copy Reader 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Student Director, All-High Play 3. Future plans: College. SANDRA LOUISE VAN BUREN CSandyJ Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 3, 4, Letter D 2, 3, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Parliamen- tarian 2, A.S.B. Representative 3, All-High Play 3, Cheerleader 2, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Future plans: College. DEAN EVERETT REINBOLD Baseball l, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Foot ball 1, Basketball 2, Senior Play, Chorus 4 Future plans: Army. DAVID ELLIOTT MILLARD Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Letter D l, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, All-High Play 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Basket- ball T, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, Class A.S.B. Representative 4, Homecoming Escort 4, A.S.B. Social Chairman 4. Future plans: College. SHARON LOU REINBOLD Band l, 2, Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Science Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, F.H,A. 1, 2, Secretary 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Senior Council Representative, Junior Class Play, Operetta 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, All Northwest Chorus 3, Class Secretary 2, Social Committee 3, Treasurer 4, Homecoming Princess l, 3. Future plans: College. BEVERLY ANN BUMGARNER CBevl Band 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Band l, 2, 4, Dance Band 2, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Vice-President 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Thespian Troupe 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, All- Hi Play 2, 4, Easter Play 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Class A.S.B. Representative 4. Future plans: Receptionist. DONNA RAY ABBOTT Band 'l, 2, Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Senior Representative, Thespian 3, 4, President 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, All-High Play 2, 3, 4, Thespian Play, Director 4, Outstanding Thespian Award, 4, Easter Play 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Plans: College. NANCY ANN LAWSON Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, F.H.A. 2, 3, Girls' League 3, 4, Outstanding actress 4, Drarnatics award 4, Junior play, Senior play, All-High play 2, 4, Attended drarnatics conference 4, Chorus 3, 4. Future plans: College, DANNY DUGAN ALLEN fDanJ F.F.A. 1, 2, All-High Play 3, Thespian Play 4 Fo-iotgall l, 2, Baseball l. Future plans: Unde ci e . TRISSIE JO EHLENFELDT fTrisJ Chotus I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. T, 2, 3, Letter D 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Girls' League 3, 4, A.S,B. Representative 3, President 4, All-High Play 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Class Social Chairman 1, 4, Student Council Delegate 3, Cheerleader 2, 3. Future plans: Beauty school. GERALD DELBERT WILLIAMS Uerryj Band 2, Chorus 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, A.S.B. Repre- sentative 2, President 3, Secretary 4, Letter D l, 2, 3, All High Play 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 3, Track 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, 3, Boys' State 3, Student Body President 4. Future plans: College. MARY ANN KlNER Band I, 2, 4, Pep Band 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, All-High Play 2, 3, 4, Easter Play 4, Class Assistant Purchasing Chairman 3: Future plans: College. DIXIE DIANE SCHNEIDER Chorus I, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Paper Staff 4, Senior Play 4. Future plans: Kelsey-Baird Business School. es 1. M ,jg JUDITH BELLE FLOYD Uudij Transferred from Quincy High School, Quincy, Washington, iunior year. Chorus 3, 4, Girls, League 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Senior Play Properties 4. Future plans: Business school. WILLIAM DUANE ANGLEMYER IBIIIJ Letter D I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Science Club 4. Future plans: Undecided. GEORGE EARL CLARK Transferred from Republic High School, Re- public, Washington, iunior year. Senior Play Lighting, Minor Sports 3. Future plans: Army. SANDRA KAY KlNG CSandyJ Band l, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, F,H.A. l, 2, 3, His- torian l, President 2, Girls' League 3, 4, These pian Troupe 3, 4, All-High Play 2, Operetta 3, Tennis 1. Future plans: Work. CHARLOTTE ADELE GUHLKE lShortyJ Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, President 4, Pep Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Thespian 4, Paper Staff 2, 3, All-High Play 3, Operetta 3, 4, Senior Class Play, A.S.B. Secretary-Treasurer 4. Future plans: College. MERRILY DIANE BROWN Transferred from Lind High School, Lind, Washington, sophomore year. Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Historian 2, Girls' League 2, 3, 4. Future plans: Business School. i WENDA KAY KANZLER Band I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Girls' League 3, 4, Operetta 3, All- State Band 3, All Northwest Band 4. Future plans: College. JACK DEAN SCHMAUDER Chorus 2, 3, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2 Secretary 3, President 4. Future plans: College SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a sunny September 2, 1957, twenty-nine eager freshmen made their way to the old grade school building for their first high school class. Excitement ran high, when, before we knew it, we were to become the first freshman class in the new high school building. How we enioyed decorating for the dances we sponsored, neither can we forget the fun of one of the highlights of our freshman year-initiation. Our class elected the following officers: President, Ron Childs, Vice-president, Jerry Williams, Secretary, Gayle Hardin, Treasurer, John Remington, and A.S.B. Representative, Bill Danekas. Mr. Ricketts served as our class advisor. During the year the class gained Jim Tirk, Sheila Drury, and Florence Pearson. But by the end of the year we lost them and also Bill Danekas. Ron Childs was again chosen as president and led us through our sophomore year. David Millard as Vice-President, Sharon Reinbold as Secretary, Jerry Williams as Treasurer, and Linda Reinbold and Terry Brown composing the Social Com- mittee served as class officers. Mrs. Kiner was our class advisor. One of the highlights of the year was the biology class trip. With Mr. Barbee as our advisor, we took a trip to the coast which included such sights as Gingko Park, the University of Washington, and the naval yards at Bremerton. During that year we gained, and later lost, Joyce Woods and gained Merrily Brown. Our iunior year was one of our busiest but perhaps most unforgettable. By selling refreshments at the football and basketball games, we earned enough money to give the Junior Prom. The theme was Three Coins in a Fountain and Dutch Groschoff provided music for the evening. We also were kept busy by presenting the junior play, a three act mystery, Madeleine. The Junior Class officers were: Ron Childs, President, Linda Reinbold, Secre- tary, Jerry Williams, Treasurer, John Remington, A.S.B. Representative, David Millard, Vice-President, and Sharon Reinbold, Social Chairman. Mr. Shelby was our class advisor. During the year George Clark, Donna Campbell, Sheila Ford, Sharon Vanshur, and Judy Floyd ioined our class. By the end of the year we lost Janice Raab, Fred Burge, Sharon Vashur, and Donna Campbell. ln our final year at D.H.S. we were ably led again by Ron Childs. The other officers were elected as follows, John Remington, Vice-President, Gayle Hardin, Secretary, Sharon Reinbold, Treasurer, and David Millard, A.S.B. Representative. Mr. Shelby was again our class advisor. The last dance we sponsored was the Senior Ball which we gave the theme, Autumn Leaves. Besides this dance, we were kept busy by making plans for the climax of our long climb-Commencement. We had our pictures taken at Dorian Studios and also made other preparations such as ordering announcements and caps and gowns. Thus the Senior Class of 1961 graduated after four wonderful years of high school, with the motto, We have climbed the hill, yonder lies the mountain. i2 YEAR SENIORS Kneeling: Dean Reinbold, Ron Childs, John Remington, and Jack Schmauder. Standing: Trissie Ehlenfeldt, Gayle Hardin, Donna Ray Abbott, Charlotte Guhlke, Wenda Kanzler, Sharon Reinbold, Dixie Schneider, Nancy Lawson, and Linda Reinbold, FIRST GRADE PICTURE First Row: Richard Tye, Richard Cole, Jimmy Baker, Bobby James, Jim Haynie, Charles Gib- son, David Savelesky, Donald Conrad, Dwayne Giese, and Ronald Childs. Second row? Linda Reinbold, Dixie Schneider, Trissie Ehlenfeldtj Beth Kirkwood, Garlee Knowles, Donna Ray Abbott, Marlene Lobe, Linda Scribner, Barbara Bley, Joanne Trayner, John Remington, Charlotte Guhlke, and Bill Danekas. Third row: Jackie Schmaudew, Sharon Reinbold, Lynda Fisk, Wenda Kanzler, Karon Laupp, Sammy Hammar, Larry Buchanan, Lou Rhea Warn, Charlotte Neihart, Dean Reinbold, Gayle Hardin, Beverly Bumgarner, Sharon Bisbey, Nancy Lawson, Dennis Parr, and Mrs. Jeanne Campbell. Ifxirv 3 wi , , yi, SENIOR AWARDS JOURNALISM SCIENCE CITIZENSHIP ATHLETICS ,..,-uf R o n h i I d s DRAMATIC5 OUTSTANDING c SENIOR GIRL AND BOY MUSC AGRICULTURE T 1 . an Il , , If I It I Ig IfIAO IIOI WY, -ix, If QW 1' W d K EI n I It f 1 Tim gg xl 'I gig-.Q 6 1 ' A I ' I 3 , , Wsffiw . ,, E- 'Ecru gl S A 4- . A 1 M . n fwfff ' P V ' ' ' N!-J:e,LQf f 'Z ,,, .m . A -M.. W .fi ' '52, 'Was , an rw N Y f I, M 1 W if L,,. ,,,, J -mm ix' K 'ff , .V K, S, 5aw,f.w 5- -, ,,f., 5 ' 145 ,1 K, I ' ' S 5 2 g v V xwa fhf- va ai A if 5 ' 1 , Y M . i-5. Y K- A W: :P -u 7 , I , . '-,ifiifxxif7ff.Jf.-'fifivgj , Lgiwgk-5,.,5ggig3igg ,f Q Sm Ria gg f 'W f fx Q Q X, . 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Chmn., Susan Luiten CLASS Row I: Barbara Bowman, Diane Luck, Andy Remillong, Joan Albertson, Linda Dopkins, Diana Hill. Row 2: Judy Grunerud, Lynda Heitman, Ann Greer, Judy Clark, Kay Salter, Donna .Yan Bircen. Row 3: Mike Hutsell, Rick Walden, Jim Haynie, Jim Sorensen, Bruce Ottmar, im Lo er. After being in charge of concessions at football and basketball games, and presenting a three-act play, Trouble in Paradise, the juniors financed the annual Junior-Senior Prom which was held April 15, and entitled Old Cape Cod. 5 O P I-I 0 M O Row 1: Patsy Floyd, Marilyn King, Carol Odell, Pearl Wollin, Joy Underwood, Jacquie Schneider, Dorothy Neal, Mary Thiringer. Row 2: Donna Kirkwood, Nancy Reinbold, Barbara Kunz, Lynn Wilke, Nancy Whitney, Chuck Hutchens, Ron Kirkwood, Larry Ford, Ted Johnson. Row 3: Dave Wilbur, Bill Striegel, Jim Straub, Gary King, Dave Savelesky, Myrl Miller, Ron Buchser, Larry Hellie, Gary Jurgenson. Sophomore Class Officers President .c,,.c..cacc.. Gary Jurgenson Vice-President ,.,.,,.. Mary Thiringer Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Reinbold Social Chairman .,,. Joy Underwood ASB Representative .,,. Dave Wilbur CLASSO Row 1: Joe Caskey, Bob Christensen, Sharin Lawson, Ruth Clark, Nyla Badgley, Sandra Knack, Barry Tilson, Ron Coleman, Advisor Mrs. Ruth Kiner. Row 2: Rita Bonser, Esther Anderson, Marilyn Heitman, Diane Abbott, Paulette Boyk, Leona Gilliam, Phyllis Reihle, Darrel Teel. Row 3: Carol Miller, Sharleen Erks, Mike Campbell, Rodney Willey, Ken Sanders, Gerald Stiles, Ken Jacobsen, Dewey Brown. The class of 1963 has been very active again this year. Representatives are found taking an active part in Student Council, Girls' League and Council, Annual Staff, all Sports, Cheer and Song Leaders, Honor Roll, earning a Letter D, Band, Dramatics, Choral work and numerous other activities. FRESHMAN Row 1: Linda Janett, Dorothy Kassner, Ronne Ricketts, Linda Baxter, Sherry Jurgensen, Colleen Allen. Row 2: Patty Hutsell, Becky Wright, Joy Luck, Pam Schultz, Jane Ellen Warwick, Judy Hoseid. Row 3: Art Lee, Billy Campbell, Rex Willis, Jim Randall, Jim Lilie, Rick Wheeler, Dan Milligan. Officers: Joy Luck, Pres- ident, Sherry Jurgensen, Social Chairman, Tom Hutsell, ASB Representa- tive, Darel Abbott, Vice- President, Rex Willis, Social Chairman, Susan Brown, Secreta ry-Treas- Ufef. CLASS Row 'la Shirley Wyatt, Janice Oehlwein, Bonnie Talkington, Susan Brown, Karen Conrad, Gail Coley. Row 2: Jim Hardung, Raymond Bretz, Donnie Ford, Philip Dopkins, Hilton Huskey, Jack Haddock, Norman Sierra. Row 3: Mike Hall, Melvin Savelesky, Steve Scott, Darel Abbott, Tom Hutsell, Roger Reinbold, Mr. Barbee, Advisor. This year's freshmen, the class of '64, had an exciting and busy first year of high school. They took part in the athletic, dramatic, scholastic, and other activities afforded freshmen. They also sponsored two dances during the football and basketball seasons. FUTURE FRESHMEN Row lz Curtis McGaTh, Mr. Rickells, advisor, Sandy Taylor, treasurer, Jay Leipham, president, Jacquie Rauch, secretary, Patty Munger, Joyce Reinbold. Row 2: Yvonne Kanzler, Jennifer Kunz, Janelle Erks, Rollie Buchser, Donna Brisbois, Barbara Paeper, Diane Holderby, Sharon Miller. Row 3: Bill Chrislman, Dennis Reinbold, Merady Simms, Karen Nelson, llene Mc- Cullah, Jerry Barbee, Wes Anderson. Row 4: Willis Clark, Leonard Caskey, Glen Ekstrom, Bob Guhlke, Rod Hanson, Mike Hardin, Del Lawson, Larry Doty. Row l: Georgia Brown, Mrs. Heid, advisor, Barbara Jacobsen, Rodney Reinbold, president, Doug Luilen, Treasurer, Jeff Remington, vice-presidenlg Cathy McGaTh, secrelaryg Alma Murbach. Row 2: Frances Hennigan, Marlhana Judash, Jeanella Linslrum, Pamela Mecklen- berg, Ann Swanson, Marie Scharff, Ronald McClure, John Coley. Row 3: David Boleneus, Don Loffler, Larry Canfield, Howard King, Darrel Willaims, James Wadkins, Richard Horton. Row 4: Jim Reinbold, Wayne Haddock, Gary Florin, Mike Savelesky, Greg Cline, Dwayne Guhlke. l gf' 9. of s r ad ll' - H ii? Q t ff, U ' X R Q? if lj ' t YW Av4V 4 Q, L R E' -fx X Ty ,sh e lg if Q35 E N Q ' X , X ,A Q X: ' Ci, sag, M J E g lt it me kQ'13f?i ,, if 'X 1 G40 if X g 'xx l gif! -XXX in gf y s XIQBL xg X , Q2-O i ft ll R gf! aCUllU Those who ever keep the Torch of Knowledge burning are the members of the faculty who devote themselves to investing us with understanding in the classrooms and to advising us in our organizations. A strong helping hand is always extended to you, the students, who take the opportunity to grasp its strength for guidance into the future. 5- ' f cu.,.,.,X, QQ'-evwif. Q 6 FACULTY Eil- Q 3-2 c ,L , M M r. r. S B h a e r I b b e y e M r. M r. H a C r a :I r P b e a n r T g e e I' r Mrs. Shelby ya , iff ,,.......,..-.,---- ,gsm FACULTY M I' S. M V I'. fx G S E C e 0 r Y O C r. M I'. 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I W Q ' MQW f . , ,FIX , My f' 1 JWWM Ziff! fwfr!! 70 5fff',M W My J!,,6VjLfJ yWL,AM7 fffjfffY5LffKjQfff7fj!ff5f5Z2f,fYffZ3.4lU4li Wwiffifwd WCMMQW UM, WWMWW LMIL6 AW 1 M 254725 W MM M fzifi JN My W A favorite meeting place N 1 1 R 1 r t 5 lk 4 x L X 196K j i cf Q Ull0TlS iqfmll Through organizations students learn to work together for harmonious results. Leadership is display- ed by members elected to promote participation and plan worthwhile activities. ln these numerous clubs knowledge is used for guidance. GORILLA HI-LITES STAFF Row I: Dixie Schneider, Carol Reinbold, Vera Wollin, Kay Salter, Beverly Bumgarner, Donna Ray Abbott, Sandy Van Buren. Row 2: Sandy King, Don Strate, Trissie Ehlenfeldt, John Scott, Nancy Lawson, Myrl Miller, Mary Ann Kiner, Gary King. Published twice a month by Davenport High School, Davenport, Washington Editor--ln-Chief ...,A. Ac,,A, L inda Reinbold Associate Editor ...... .,., D onna Van Buren Copy Reader ...............,................ Sheila Ford Sports Co-Editors ..............., Trissie Ehlenfeldt John Scott, Donna Ray Abbott Exchange Editor .............. Beverly Bumgarner News Editor .............,..,,,. Donna Ray Abbott Art Editors ,...... ..-- Sheila Ford, Carol Reinbold Production Co-Editors .,c,.,.,,v...... Rita Reinbold Vera Wollin, Bobbi Jackson 'fw Reporters ............ Sandy King, Nancy Lawson Seaged: Asgislgnt Editor, Donna Van Buren, Editor, Don Slralef MY l Miller' Gall' King Lin a Rein o 5 Copy Reader, Sheila Ford. Standing: . . . . Production, Bobbi Jackson, Advisor, Mrs. Shelby, Typlsls -a '- Rlla Remlgoldf Bobb' Jackson, Producfaon, Riva Reinbold. Vera Wollin, Mary Ann Kiner, Dixie Schneider, Kay Salter Beverly Bumgarner Advisor ...,. s,,,....,.. Q Mrs. Shelby ANNUAL STAFF li L :,L. sg A A 2 Seated: Ron Childs, sports editor, Sue Luiten, lay-out manager, Sheila Ford, art editor, Dave Wilbur, Ron Kirkwood, Judy Grunerud, Nancy Reinbold. 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F' E o o 9- cn 3' an 1 CD CD 3 0 3' -1 cn -4. CD 3 in FD 3 U3 on X -9' Q 3 E 3 I m 3 Q. an T CD 'O O -1 -4- CD I' 'T 3 Q. OJ N CD 5. 0-2 oo. 9- Z DJ D 0 '4 r- '4 3 3 3' Sn FD PEP BAND Row l: Carol Ann Miller, Ron Kirkwood, Sharleen Erks, and Nyla Badgely. Row 2: Gayle Hardin, Charlotte Guhlke, Shirley Sawyer, Jacquie Schneider, and Roger Reinbold. Row 3: Wenda Kanzler, Dave Wilbur, Bill Sfriegel, Chuck Hutchens, Billy Campbell, Bob Christensen and Jim Randall. Row 4: Director Mr. Grier, Bevefrly Bumgarner, and Rick Wheeler. DANCE BAND Row I: Jacquie Schneider, Charlotte Guhlke, Gayle Hardin, Shirley Sawyer, Linda Reinbold, Beverly Bumgarner. Row 2: Wenda Kanzler, Dave Wilbur, Bill Striegel, Chuck Hufchens, Billy Campbell, Bob Christensen, Lynda Baxter, Jim Randall. Row 3: Sandi Knack, Director, Mr. Ed Grier, Rick Wheeler. GIRLS' LEAGUE Row l: Advisor, Mrs. Shelby, Treasurer, Gayle Hardin, Girl-of-the-Month Chairman, Sheila Ford, President, Trissie Ehlenfeldt, Vice-President, Carol Reinbold, Secretary, Linda Reinbold, A.S.B. Representative, Diane Luck. Row 2: Dixie Schneider, Mary Ann Kiner, Sandy King, Wenda Kanzler, Charlotte Guhlke, Bev Bumgarner, Sharon Reinbold, Judy Floyd, Merrily Brown. Row 3: Moffett Winn, Joan Albertson, Barbara Bowman, Sharon Canfield, Sue Luiten, Connie Rauch, Elizabeth Remillong, Penny Paulsen. Row 4: Rita Reinbold, Bobbi Jackson, Darlene Oertel, Vera Wollin, Lynda Heitman, Diana Hill, Linda Dopkins, Judy Grunerud. Row 5: Kay Salter, Judy Clark, Shirley Sawyer, Donna Van Buren, Donna Ray Abbott, Sandy Van Buren, Nancy Lawson. Row iz Lynn Wilke, Donna Kirkwood, Sandi Knack, Carol Odell, Susan Brown, Gail Coley, Linda Janett, Joy Luck, Patty Hutsell, Colleen Allen. Row 2: Phyllis Riehle, Carol Miller, Marilyn King, Pam Schultz, Janice Oehlwein, Karen Conrad, Lynda Baxter, Judy Hoseid, Dorothy Kassner, Bonnie Talkington. Row 3: Nancy Whitney, Jane Warwick, Patsy Floyd, Jacquie Schneider, Leona Gilliam, Diane Abbott, Nyla Badgley, Sharin Lawson, Ruth Ann Clark, Rita Bonser, Paulette Boyk. Row 4: Pearl Wollin, Mary Thiringer, Joy Underwood, Dorothy Neal, Ronne Ricketts, Linda Strate, Marilyn Heitman, Esther Anderson, Sharleen Erks, Nancy Reinbold, Barbara Kunz. These maiorettes graduating after outstanding performances for D.H.S. are Nancy Lawson, Donna Ray Abbott, Sandy Van Buren. New maiorettes Nancy Whitney and Ronne Ricketts show great promise. Tentette members have been heard singing at many school activities and community events. Sharon Canfield, Carol Odell, Elizabeth Remillong, Sharon Reinbold, Carol Reinbold, Lynda Heitman, Sandi Knack, Joy Underwood, Diane Abbott, Marilyn Heitman, Nancy Reinbold. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row l: Parliamentarian, Barbara Kunz, Reporter, Jane Warwick, Song Leader, Marilyn Heitman, Secretary, Carol Odell, President, Marilyn King, Vice-President, Diane Abbott, Treasurer, Patsy Ford, A.S.B. Representative, Mary Thiringer, Historian, Donna Kirkwood. Row 2: Pam Schultz,tLynda Baxter, Susan Brown, Shirley Wyatt, Sharin Lawson, Rita Bonser, Ruth Clark, Leona Gilliam, Moffett Winn, Sharleen Erks, Advisor, Mrs. Van Scoyoc. Row 3: Ronne Ricketts, Patty Hutsell, Dorothy Kassner, Bonnie Talkington, Janice Oehlwein, Colleen Allen, Pearl Wollin, Joy Underwood, Dorothy Neal, Phyllis Riehle, Jacquie Schneider. Row 4: Judy Hoseid, Karen Conrad, Gail Coley, Elizabeth Remillong, Sharon Canfield, Joan Albertson, Carol Reinbold, Lynda Heitman, Nyla Badgley, Carol Ann Miller, Paulette Boyk. Row 5: Nancy Reinbold, Sandi Knack, Lynn Wilke, Sherry Jurgensen, Joy Luck, Becky Wright, Nancy Whitney, and Linda Janett. Blue-Bibbon booth display Red roses, candles, and gavel- at Lincoln County Fair. symbols of F. H. A. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row l: Jerry Williams, Mr. Carpenter, David Millard, Jack Schmauder, Mike Hutsell, Donald Conrad, Jim Sorenson. Row 2: Gerald Stiles, Ken Jacobsen, Jimmy Straub, Mick Remington, Dean Reinbold, Don Hutsell, Bruce Ottmar. Row 3: Gary King, Bill Striegel, Joe Caskey, Ralph Newby, Rod Willey, Larry Ford. Row 4: Ron Kirkwood, Don Ford, Tom Hutsell. President ..... A ...v. Jack Schmauder Vice-President ...,. .EE. M ike Hutsell Secretary ..... ,,,,- J erry Williams Treasurer ....E .,.. J im Sorensen Reporter ...... ...... D avid Millard Courtesy of State Farm Insurance, Harold and Bernice Williams Blue-Ribbon FFA Booth at the and Lincoln County Fair. Floyd Underwood, Fred Campbell and Willard Zellmer SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Ron Childs, Jerry Williams, Gayle Hardin, Sharon Reinbold, John Remington, and Mr. Barbee, Advisor. Row 2: Bill Anglemyer, Joan Albertson, Darlene Oertel, Diana Hill, Linda Dopkins, Lynda Heitman, Susan Luiten, Beverly Bumgarner, Connie Rauch, Diane Luck, and Terry Brown. HONOR SOCIETY A 3. grade average and outstand- ing qualities in scholarship, leader- ship, character, service, and citizen- ship are the traits displayed by Ron Childs, Gayle Hardin, and Terry Brown-members of the National Honor Society. THESPIAN TROUPE NO. i439 Front row: Beverly Bumgarner, Rita Reinbold, Linda Dopkins, Donna Ray Abbott, Carol Reinbold, and Lynda Heitman. Back row: Mr. Shelby, Advisor, Kay Salter, Nancy Lawson, Sandy King, Charlotte Guhlke, John Scott, Gayle Hardin, Mary Ann Kiner, Judy Clark, Susan Luiten, and Mrs. Shelby, Advisor. EVERGREEN STATERS Gayle Hardin, Ron Childs, Terry Brown, and Jerry Williams attended Evergreen Girls' and Boys' State last summer. They were sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, American Legion, and Lions Club. The delegates followed the exact government pro- cedures which our state follows. Courtesy of Gordon R. Larson and Vern's Texaco CHEER fwflfai , if T ' Wd, .1 U' , -., uf , if U 5 , ,J . ff y LJ x J f f rg 1 V E f, . f J - 3 ' ' L l V rl ,V s J ,A r 1, , lf ' ' L, f A K ' ' ,J L ' 2.5 X mx 1 r J l r .af 1 2' wflfifffwf mf v4 :V . . 1 w, .fr f V l - f , l l ll' fr fi, , i , , X, . I W , W L ,f lJpper left: Cheerleader Mary Thiringer Upper right: Cheerleader Judy Clark Left: Songleader Pearl Wollin Courtesy of A Friend SQUAD Upper left: Cheerleader Darlene Oertel Upper right: Cheerleader Bobbi Jackson Right: Songleader Kay Salter Courtesy of Lincoln County Drug - Nb X 'NNY R15 ' N1 , ,yn f XX - , ,PU I ,Af U ff U ' X fx I X ' . . Y W YXYX if OJ A ' if W ,fs X A z ' V v xy ' N XX 9 , W 'AEN 0 X ff f X X I! JJ In wi R gg , x 'I ,- Ev Ji Ay W Y Y Y -Q, x t Q' LN Qrw . 1 ' ' -7 - E 'Q -5 , gy- A N iv w ',,. Qs, L 4. 3 's A t , Q, ' ,la , -Q '-2 'lvl -mb 'E ' X., 'N N ' :FV xx C X WS 1? 5 , KX i, 1 . . 19 x x L, ...E . Y . A, . P A i .W I f X .A 'vi 1 ' - 'Inq . 3 :Q .Q WN 'L , X .V V ., . 3 1 A lf,-En ti 'YJ' 2 f nav, D ig., 'ii ., x 1 F N9 N N- r-I xv , J ,J .v .P A .J ' 1.3 2 X A A Y 'T 2 :zu 1.5 , ' r 27 x -N xi 1 c , N is Qu f f- :ij C x :4 hx , .1 , X . F I L s 1963 G A X f 3 l l X ixf 1 'fl l' g ' K ,iff ll t thlgliw Throughout our athletic program, the knowledge of the coaches has been combined with the efforts of their boys in order to create efficient team work. Cooperation became the key word for victory. In all seasons this year our teams have displayed outstand- ing ability in their unhindered drive for successful results. FOOTBALL Row I: Larry Hellie, Dave Savelesky, John Remington, Jerry Williams, Dave Millard, Ron Childs, Don Strate. Row 2: Don Hutsell, Darel Abbott, Jim Haynie, Gary King, Ron Buchser, Gary Jurgenson, Joe Caskey, John Scott. Row 3: Bill Sriegel, Chuck Hutchens, Dewey Brown, Jim Hardung, Dan Milligan, Art Lee, Jim Lilie, Rex Willis. Row 4: Tom Hutsell, Rod Willey, Steve Scott, Ken Jacobsen, Mike Campbell, Jim Randall, Bill Campbell. SENIORS Opponents Davenport 6 Odessa 13 l is Soap Lake 28 O Wilbur 33 O Ritzville O 7 Grand Coulee 13 7 Springdale 59 O Reardan 40 21 Cheney 33 The Davenport Football team had one of the most successful seasons in the history of Davenport High School. Having the first undefeated season in 36 years, gaining the co-championship of the Bi-County, and earning a rating of third in the state, were iust some of the team's accomplishments. The Gorillas also con- tinued to build their record from previous seasons by increasing their wins to 17 out of 18 games and outscoring their opponents 402 to 99. Individual honors went to Jerry Wiliams, John Scott, Ron Childs, Don Strate, and David Millard, who all earned positions on the Bi-County All-Star team. Courtesy of Dr. Pete Jonas and Buchser's Apparel Q K .5 f sf BASKETBALL M H5 5 f A -f .ti A Front row: Don Hutsell, Ron Childs, John Remington, Jerry Williams, Dave Millard, Don Strate, Back row: Jim Sorensen, John Scott, Coach Harshbarger, Jim Haynle, Jim Loffler, Ron Coleman. A strong desire and winning spirit helped the basketball team obtain second place in the Washington State Class B tournament. To reach the tournament and play for the state champion- ship has been a long sought goal of Davenport High School, and this year's team fulfilled it by working hard and continually improving during the season. After winning its way to a North-side champ- ionship, the team then played for the Bi-County title and defeated Ritzville in a well-remembered victory. As Bi-County champions, the team went to the Northeast District tournament and again showed its strength by victories over Freeman and Odessa. ln the championship game the team experienced a few bad breaks and was defeated, but it did win the second place trophy and a berth in the state tournament. The Gorillas found stronger competition at the state tournament, however, a combined team effort brought victories over Connell, Rosalia, and Napavine and placed the team in the champ- ionship game. The final game with St. John was one of the closest and most exciting games of the tourna- ment and the victory could have gone either way. Although the team did lose in the final minute of play, it gave a performance of which the school and team could be proud. Ron Childs earned a position on the Bi- County All-Star team and was the All-State first team. Jerry Millard, John Remington, Don Hutsell all received honorable state tournament. also selected to Williams, David Strate, and Don mention at the Courtesy of Ed's Barber Shop and Dorian Studio Davenport Opponent 57 Wilbur 49 39 St. John 64 62 Freeman 61 61 Almira 52 77 Medical Lake 73 44 Creston 42 51 Medical Lake 57 36 Harrington 31 63 Freeman 59 71 Reardan 40 48 Chewelah 67 64 Wilbur 44 43 Odessa 56 52 Almira 53 52 Creston 47 45 St. John 51 72 Harrington 62 75 Odessa ' 48 44 Reardan 51 54 Sprague 41 Bi-County 66 Ritzville 56 District 58 Freeman 41 62 Odessa 49 58 Ritzville 70 State 62 Connell 49 47 Rosalia 39 51 Napavine 42 54 St. John 60 Courtesy of the Davenport Churches and the Pac-Out Drive In B SQUAD Row I: Dave Wilbur, Joe Caskey, Bob Christensen, Darrel Teel, Gary Jurgensen, Larry Hellie. Row 2: Coach Gary Davis, Bill Striegel, Ron Buchser, Dave Savelesky, Darrel Abbott, Tom Hutsell, Gary King. 4 FRESHMEN Row 1: Phillip Dopkins, Hilton Huskey, Bill Lilie, Rex Willis, Jack Haddock, Donnie Ford. Row 2: Ray Bretz, Mike Hall, Steve Scott, Darrel Abbott, Tom Hutsell, Norman Sierra. COACHES AND MANAGERS Coach lvan Harsltbarger Coach Gary Davis Basketball, Track Football, Baseball Managers Terry Brown, Football Ron Coleman, Football, Basketball BASEBALL Davenport Opponent 6 Odessa 4 10 Odessa 9 4 Reardan l 9 Rogers 7 l l Almira 4 6 Harrington 6 7 Harrington 0 l Wilbur O A Rogers 5 2 Sprague 9 l Under the direction of Coach Davis, the baseball team had a very good season. The team, undefeated in league play, won the North-side champ,ionship, but lost to Sprague for the Bi-County title. With nearly all of the lettermen returning next year, the team can look forward to another winning season. Courtesy of Paeper's Variety and Roxy Theatre TRACK Row T: Gerald Stiles, Dewey Brown, Darrel Teel, Rex Willis, Norm Sierra,4 Ray Bretz, Darrel Abbott. Row 2: Dave Savelesky, Gary Jurgensen, Ron Childs, Jerry Williams, Don Strate, John Scott, Coach Harshbarger. This year the track team participated in five meets, in which ten boys earned their letters. In the opening meet, the Class B Invitational held at Ritzville, Davenport took fourth place. Ron Childs tied for first in the high jump and won first in the broad jump. His jump of 2l3A feet broke the existing record set in 1959. Don Strate won the shot put and Dave Savelesky placed second in the javelin. To help prepare for the Bi-County meet, Dav- enport held a track meet in which seven schools took part. The Gorillas won this meet with Lind, finishing second. The track team, with many first and second place individual winners, captured second place in the Bi-County meet. Norm Sierra placed third in the pole vault. Gary Jurgensen third in the 440, and Darrel Abbott second in the high jump. Dave Savelesky won first in the javelin, Don Strate placed second in the low hurdles and shot put, and Jerry Williams won the high hurdles. Ron Childs took firsts in the 220, broad jump, and high jump. He also set a new record in the high jump. At the district meet ,Darrel Abbott placed second in the high jump. Don Strate finished second in the broad jump and Ron Childs won the broad jump. These performances qualified the three for the Tri-District meet held in Spokane. Ron Childs placed third in the broad jump at the Tri-District meet and qualified for the State Track Meet. Don Strate took fifth in the broad jump. ln the state meet held at Pullman, Ron Childs placed sixth. TENNIS Row I: Vera Wollin, Darlene Oertel, Judy Clark, Joy Luck, Pearl Wollin, Kay Salter, Diane Luck, Ronne Ricketts. Row 2: Bob Christensen, John Remington, Chuck Hutchens, Mike Campbell, Darel Abbott, Bruce Ottmar. Tennis coach was Mr. Ron Barbee. itat., Q13 Don Strate defeated Dan Gettman ot Odessa to win the boys' single crown at the District Tennis meet. Diane Luck won the Bi-County Tennis girls' single second place crown. t gs i f ig X X 1961 W e yLO1IlUliCS The knowledge of our advisors along with the ability of our students has created scintillating per- formances. Each class has truly been a credit to the dramatics program by portraying a variety of charac- ters. Any taste could be satisfied by the wholesome program offered by these actors, and actresses, and production staff members. TROUBLE IN PARADISE as George Jr. Jim Jamie Joe Haynie backstage at rehearsal. Sue Luiten as Cleo Dorman, Jim Haynie as Jamie Joe Dun, Darlene Oertel as Mrs. Hicks, Jim Loffler as Cliff Dorman and Bruce Ottmar and Don Hulsell as B0Yden Welf- The Junior Play, Trouble in Paradise, a three-act comedy written by Robert St. Clair was directed by Mr. Shelby and stu- dent director Connie Rauch. ' The cast, who enjoyed putting on the play, were: Susan Luiten .,.,s. -. ....... Cleo Dorman John Scott ...... Jim Loffler ..... George Dorman ...,... Cliff Dorman Bruce Ottmar .... ,aaa.,.., G eorge Jr. Vera Wollin Diane Luck ....... Carol Reinbold As,, Nora Salsbury Emily Chase Mrs. Chase Don Hutsell a,...,, ...... B oyden Weir Jim Haynie .....,..., Lynda Heitman Darlene Oertel Jamie Joe Dun Mrs. Clancy Mrs. Hicks Judy Grunerud and Penny Paulsen were in charge of the properties. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE by John Patrick Play Hannibal Senior Class Play February I and 2 The Guests: Florence ,eeee Hannibal Fairy May ,e,,. Jeffrey ,,,, ,A,.., Mrs. Paddy ,.... The Family: Titus ,,e.,,.,.., Samuel u,.,... Lily Belle .,,,,, Ethel ,,......... The Slaffz Miss Wilhelmina Doctor Emmett .c,.... Little Boy ,,....eeee..A D i rector ,A......,.e.e.,. Student Director .,..,. Indicates membership in Thespian Troupe No. 1439 -. Mary Ann Kiner' Terry Brown Donna Ray Abbott' John Remington Dixie Schneider John Scott' Rodney Willey Charlotte Guhlke' Nancy Lawson' Beverly Bumgarner' -- .,.. , Dean Reinbold Shawn Nicholls Mrs. Duane Shelby Sheila Ford THE MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GlLLlS J F ALL-H IGI-l PLAY Director ......... Mr. Duane Shelby Student Director ..., .,,.. C onnie Rauch L as J av i ,- Q 4:t i'S9 'f if - G 'L Cast of Characters Doble Gillis .............,.,.,.,,.,.,w,,...,---,--,---,- Dan Milligan Bonnie Willet ......, Helen Dixon ....... . Miss Forepaugh ...... Petey Bellows ......,.... Mr, Pipgrass ....,.....,.s,s, Imogene Klugenfelter ,.,..s Frannie ...,....,.... ,L ,.,...s.s , Sally ....., Lola ,,,, ,v,s, Bonnie Talkington Polly .,-.,... Betty ..,..,...., ..,, D orothy Kassner Mrs. Dixon .,.,,,o ....., L inda Strate Mr. Dixon o.,.,............... ....ss. S teve Scott Mr. Harrington B. ,occosc.cocc,c,,. ...,.....,c, J im Haynie Happy Stella Kowalski Maieska .,.,..c..,.......,...,..... Rutka cc,. Sletka ...... Dombra Simpka .............. Miss Neuman Limbo Lamb .,c,,, Girl Student A...,, Adele ,,.,,,,,,,,,, Mr. Gillis ....... Bill ...,,,cc,,, Maude ..,,, Nancy Lawson Mary Ann Kinerf Donna Ray Abbott' Darel Abbott Jim Lille Susan Brown Patty Hutsell Ronne Ricketts Janice Oehlwein ' Carol Reinbold 'tit + ,. 1 S L u y p :li ,, Bobbi Jackson Rita Reinbold' J Judy Hoseid Lynda l-leitman Vera Wollin Joy Underwood Darlene Oertel 'k Joy Luck Nancy Reinbold ,- ,,,,c Ron Buchser Don Conrad Diane Abbott Pansy ......, ..,...............,.. ,..,,,,,. ..., J , , A Linda Janet 'K Indicates membership in Thespian Troupe No. i439 Stella's Band THE MIKADO Cast: Peep4Bo, Marilyn Heitman, Pitti-Sing, Lynda Heitman, Pooh-Bah, .Ron Buchserp Ko-Ko and Director, Mr. Ed Grier, Katisha, Sharon Reinboldg Mikado, John Scott, Naki-Poo, Bob Christensen, Yum-Yum, Charlotte Guhlke, Pish- Tush, Mike Hutsell, and the chorus: Karen Conrad, Marilyn King, Joy Under- wood, Diane Abbott, Bill Campbell, and Don Conrad. Accompanist, Susan Luiten. fG Q X X IQGX G,laduQHOTl WeHaveCI lodh HIIY d L h M GRADUATING CLASS UF l96 Class Class Class Class Flower ..... ..,.... A merican Rose Colors -- ........ White and Gold Motfo ....... ..... ' 'We Have Climbed The Hill, Yonder lies the Mountain Advisor ......... Mr. Duane Shelby COMMENCEMENT High School Gymnasium Davenport, Washington . 8:00 P.M. Sunday, May 21, 1961 Processional ,11, L, ,,.,,1, 1,7,1, .,A711,,, L ed by Connie Rauch and Don Hutsell lnvocation ........,.....,.,.,.,1..,.,.....,,,,,,,,. ,..,,1 w,,,,... F ather O'Brien Reading of the Scripture-Daniel 1:8 ,,,,,, . L. Reverend Terry Hymn .......eA,,,.,,e.,ve,,,..,.,...,..,,,e.......,, ,e.,1 7 Higher Ground All High Chorus ..,.w.. ,,.....7,,e,,,e , ,,e,,,e ' 'Rise Up, O Men ot God l May Never Pass This Way Again Prayer ,,vs..............e.,e. Father O'Brien Baccalaureate Sermon ,.s,..,.,,,e,,,,,, ., .,,a, , ,a,,,,..o . ..,...,a,,,s , ,,,a,.,,,,a,..,, Reverend Terry We Have Climbed the Hill, Yonder Lies the Mountain Each Step l Take Hymn ,,e,, , ,e,, ,e,, , .,....c,.... . , eee,e,.,...ee,,ess,e,,Y,,,, Salutatorian ,..e,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, Ron Childs Presentation of Awards ,,,s,,,e, ,e,, L, .e.s,e.sse,,,e,,,e,.ve -L , ,e,,,s,, Terry Brown Fourth Highest in Scholarship Science Award ,,,es,,.,........w ,. ,,...,.,,,,..,,e,,,e ....,e Mr. Barloee Presentation of Honor Society Awards soo, L Mr. LeFevre Athenian Oath ,...... ...........,...,.,,...,e,,....,...... . A ...,o,,..,..e...e,, ,.,..,.. , ,L John Remington Third Highest in Scholarship ' ' Gayle Hardin Valedlctorian ,,e.,, ,.,,7e,.....,,.oe ,,e, Tentette ,o,.,o,a,o,,,o,,o, ,, With a Voice of Singing Presentation of Class ....... ,.,.,., M r. Lloyd Stannard Presentation of Diplomas ...o,, ,o..., . ,. Mr. Paul Clark Benediction ....................... ..... P astor Keller Recessional ,ee.o. ooo,ooo,,oo, Y . ,,............. Class of 1961 Pianists ,.,.,e .... S usan Luiten and Rita Reinbold SHOP 196 l ll l X- l 2 , v r T i lt T ' l l T 'yy I V! X X l X X A , V X 'xx XT l f , xx 'X X f f xi ' f .X ff, Slzols Even Though The Torch burns, the heart must effervesce Tun. The lively spirit keeps the Torch glowing with the desire To keep its students happy. JUNIOR PROM Princesses Donna Ray Abbott and Sheila Ford, Queen Sharon Reinbold. 2, 'E S A A M 2 I . uf ,. 1 - 1 ' ' ' , S . ' M -, A g ro :A . ..,,. ,. , ,f3, 5Ei'5?5 .5553 'f2si:5E2,,:ffi9r'5ir 'Hr Q .ir .r 5 awk 1 . wr -' L - ' Ya , ALJ, J ,-,.,' ,Q ,.,,1 or ,,-- ,,.Z Y Jf, 5 ft, Q-. yv - :,,, V, 1. , H A -r , f X iz af ar q',i'i?g1zei-1zf'45vffv wf,: :,.' ' 1'2,...4h:25--, A. ' ,, gk. I - A nc ' W M w5'2f0fg21 2- ysivfff ff? -i rrrr 91' , .1 L me ' 5 ' Awww ' - f f 1 I 5- Q ':,..v,.x,' ,A , 51 N if 5 we M? fs A -. 2 -mmf fe, Freshman Prom Servers iuimxx, ,N wi .1 . I J HOMECOMING ROYALTY ,wwwws Royalty for the homecoming game which was played with Wilbur, September 30, was Princess Connie Rauch, Queen Diane Luck, and Princess Mary Thiringer. The crowning of Sweetheart, S u s a n Brown, and Handsome Harry, .lack Haddock, was the highlight of the annual Sweetheart Ball held February i8. SWEETH EART BALL Oth e r candidates selected by the Girls' L e a g u e members were: seniors, Sandy King and John Rem- ington, iuniors, Diana Hill and Jim Sorenson, sophomores, Nancy Reinbold and Gary Jurgenson. i : , galil GIRLS of H51 my : Q JW rr r U S? ig 5 x fu. N- - ' ' ff? i if 5 Jn . E M R . .,, .- ' Barba ra Bowman R't R b ld May-Service la em O February-Sincerity LQ, Wenda Kanzler receives the bracelet for Integrity in the month of January. Mary Thiringer Bobbi Jackson October-Personality March-Spirit the MGNTH Sharon Reinbold-December--Poise 5 E 'Y f , 4 1 , ,. ,.., Q5 QAM ,r A . V 'Mm ,, . 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We are happy and proud that this years graduates are suited and ready to uphold and preserve the American Way of Life. GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATES IN THE YEARS AHEAD From The First Sawmill on The Shores of Lake Roosevelt LINCOLN LUMBER CCMPANY Lincoln, Washington CONGRATULATIONS TO SEN IDRS ODESSA UNION WAREHOUSE CO-OP Odessa, Washington 25 Grain Warehouses Located at I6 Stations 8,900,000 I3usI'1eIs Grain Storage Capacity SERVING MEMBERS IN THE DAVENPORT AREA AT: DAVENPORT-EGYPT-ROCKLYN Custom Cleaning 81 Treating-Grain Grinding Bulk or Sacked PURINA CHOWS E. A. REMILLONG Agent D enport, Wash. 'HE BIG F O R D V 1 BOATS EASY-LOAD TRAILERS Call RA 5-1031 DAVEN PORT MOTORS EVI NRU DE OUTBOARDS 1 I Davenport Branch of The Old National Bank t of Spokane Member of Federal Reserve System and Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone RA 5-4011 CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS FARM LOANS HOME LOANS BUSINESS LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS 'Dig My DAVENPORT GRANGE SUPPLY CC. PPP,f PP PP SHELL P R O D U C T S FARM SUPPLIES - Phone RA 5-3041 MAssEY-EERGusoN EQUIPMENT The Mitten Cafe The Mltten Has Been The School's Refreshments Headquarters For Nearly Fifty Years A The Sweetest Place In Town ' D E N S 0 N ' S General Hardware Electrical Appliances Motorola TVs Sylvania Transistors Electrical Wiring Gifts for all Occasions Phone: RA 5-4091 LINCCLN HOTEL 81 CAFE Breakfasts Dinners Steaks Sea Food Phone RA 5-4081 ENN EY S 9 Shop Penney's . . . You'lI Live Better, You'II Seve! HARRENGTON MACHINERY CO. Parts--Sales 81 Service CATERPll.l.l1R Wherever Crops Grow, There's a Growing Demand for John Deere Farm Equipment Davenport Harrington FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Auto-Truck-Fire-Life LLOYD HOSE District Manager Phone RA 5-1241 DAVENPORT Rexall SDTROURQ Ken Brown Prescriptions Gifts Cosmetics ' Health 8. Weight Control Supplements Vitamins Veterinary Supplies PHONE RA 5-1151 MARV'S RICHFIELD SERVICE E ,, Goodyear Tires and Batteries BORON This Annual Printed By COMMERCIAL PRINTERS SINCE I884 DAVENNOWASHINGTON I All makes portable typevvriters O Wedding announcements O Office equipment 81 furniture I Social stationary O Remington adding machines , I Fine printing Um-JIQJ ' - NN Mm...ML,,,,,EMWa HNIAI ull IL!! IDIIIS Good Luck-Seniors YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT Serves You First The JOHN F. GREEN Agency Real Estate-Insurance-Loans Furniture Appliances Sporting Goods Boats Hordwa re Motors 4':t H . , -- --A '- .,., :,,: r.- ':: ,r, , 3 ,,,.Q.,. A.A,. .,.,.,,., V,,., ,54.r.,. . .. ? A 3 A 2 ssrs 5 A ss s s s 2 m e 1::-:-:A:1 2:1f 2 :zfe 2522 222252 1:1 Illf r Ph-me CH 4-3 636 A Salufe DAVENPORT To The Graduates AUCTION Phone RA 5-1051 Davenport, Wash. Sell Your Livestock and Machinery at Auction Bm' HUTSELL-Manager SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY DAN ARMSTRONG HERNAS CHEVROLET CO. '-me-M...,,,M NLLERNAS Oldsmobile Chevrolet SALES 81 SERVICE Telephone RA 5-1091 Dr. H. E. Odegarcl Dentistry Next To Post Office DAVENPORT GARDENS Ja .er FIowers For All Occassions QW , 9,4 I s ' eglghai x .0 5 f ' sq ' il, ' '15Y5u35.?iQi Phone RA 5-4201 if M. Richard Hardin Phone RA 5-3001 Pioneer Bottling Works 'A Your Thirst Is Our Pleasure Davenport Phone RA 5-3594 TIDEWATER OIL CO. mms V1 . K , f- 'f ' AJ ' I II ' ..,,. , .,.. NkV.W I f' CAMPS ELL , Sfffgxt I S' Qgyftqte MARKET neey i M y 15 A ' I Phone RA 5-1061 :L 7 If bQ K 81 J P O N T I A C 0 SALES 24- HOUR I SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE DELCO BATTERIES Phone RA 5-3011 Kaye's Beauty Barr Individual Shaping and Styling Phone RA 5-1201 , Q R Q1 1 1 Q S 'N J. Q1 QQ! , . .y ,X X . V, 511 R, ohnnies Jewelry I X Q IX 1 R RX X X53 2 QT R mgbnds Watches Q 'I 1 I oI J weIry Custom Jewelry is 15 1 I-I -RY In Joe P. Winter REPAIR SHOP Lathe Work Key Way Cutting Arc and Acetylene Welding Lawn Mower Overhauling and Sharpening PHONE RA 5-4663 DAN ARMSTRONG Insurance 81 Real Estate Phone RA 5-7021 Congratulations To The Seniors M01 1 PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE gg Xi' John Sawyer Phone RA 5-3181 Gibson's DAVENPORT MOTEL -f .- . Q iz, . ' 1'2:,QT' 1 -A 42. mf. xp - Y .ff Y 'f sf 11713 A. up Us-mf K-May ,, Q . ,.,,w1fwawg,,xfj5::,.E.,-Jill 3 f' f W' fa 45 PM -ff , , sfmmwff f-.v-. DAVENPORT BUILDERS SUPPLY Transit Mix Concrete Plumbing 81 Heating Building Materials Phone RA 5-7271 UNION SERVICE .-.g:g:2 1:f:f:f:f:1:5y. . ..,.,.,.,f+, -.,. .,....,. 4 - :.. x, ' ' -xx 135, Y : :-e:,:, if Donald Kassner Phone RA 5-1021 M. A. LAUGH BON DENTIST Office in Denson Building Call RA 5-4161 or RA 5-4166 Best Wishes To The Graduates PAUL'S SERVICE PAUL CLARK Call RA 5-4206 For Your Mechanical Repairs Eat in Your Car . . . M Or Come in to Eat at our Counter or in a Booth Eclna's Drive-In Davenport Fuel Co. Oil-Coal-Prest-o-Logs Furnace Cleaning 81 Repairing Phone RA 5-4051 4'm,xx,n HUCK'S TRANSFER and STORAGE Furniture Moving RA 5-1711 and Ageni . L V L' s Pa'l 9 Davenport, Washington yon an me Bulk Plant Delivery TEXACO Roy Stubbs Phone RA 5-7291 15574 M..:m:f,q:f.v im I I To mM.,W.,W,,w. l 1 fifmf, M...--. We if M 2- 5 Muff ' ' A 'Hui-5' , :-- I W aww, 5 rg rw Mifkigfl. w g , I ' . . ,,,- . , if Wi 1' j il f V Q I ' X Q iz 4 S 5 ',-,- I Congratulations Seniors Davenport Clinic Dr. E. R. Salter, M.D. Dr. J. P. Remington, M.D. Standard Oil Products Dole McGath Phone RA 5-1041 P Atlas Tires Batteries and Accessories Free Pickup and Delivery Service Bill Paul Phone RA 5-7191 --.W 'K ,uf ,i,. ::,,,, ,,ib,,,,, Z I -nes :'4'3 r ' it fy. i,:.,,,i ccicci Q 'i u if i ' as i Ll- ,W P iii 'M V' Alg? If , My 4, V W Chevron Station DAVENPORT CHEMICALS, INC. 1315 - 12111 RA 5-3241 ik Agricultural Chemicals 72? Weed Killers if A B I LL's TIRE SERVICE Recapping New 81 Used Tires Call RA 5-4261 DAVENPORT EQUIPMENT COMPANY L en Ford RA 5-7101 LARSEN 81 ASSOCIATES, INC. Fine Furniture Next to Ridpath Hotel 521 West Sprague Avenue Spokane 4, Washington G h I. T Iepho RI e 'de 71115 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1961 DORIAN STUDIO South 9 Post Spokane, Washington Congratulations to the Graduates From A FRIEND Master Engravers, Inc. OMMENCEMENT YEAR B NNOUNCEMENTS SS JEWELRY CAPS 84 LOMAS ' 'll5 S.W. Fourth Avenue Portland, ww? fffxfkggs , A'-'KM ww-rf f if W 7:7 6 , L P W ,rfifaw ,jmfffi Qi W5wW3UJL MW 62 l my S QW wwf! fffjf M M096 W WN ' 5969! WCW Wm if