Dayton High School - Nesika Wawa Yearbook (Dayton, WA)

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S577 OES... Watts, Starl it Rose Dramaiics Club 3,45 Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play Committee 45 Jr. Play Committee 3: Libr- ary Stf. 45 Office Stf. 45 Choii'l5 Harvest Bull Attendant 4: Jr. Prom Committee 3. Aim---Catch a man, if I can. Whitney, Erma Lou Jr. Play Committee 35 Library Stf. 4: Choir 1,2,35 Girls' Fed. Letter 2, 35 F. H. A. 1,25 Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 3. gn.-'-To be a beautician and to get married. Whybark, Betty Arlene Dramatics Club 3,44 -Jr. Play 255 Sr, Play Committee 45 Jr. Play Committee 35 Library Stf. 45 Office Stf. 45 Choir 1,25 Girls' Fed. Letter 25 Jr. Prom Com- mittee 35 Class Sec. 35 P. H. A. ---Join the Army.

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S277 OES... Spoonemore, Judith Rae Annual Erl. 4, Annual Stf. 1, 3, Dram- aties Club 3, 4: Jr. Play 3, Play Com- mittee 11,115 Pronipter 3, Office Stf. 43 4, Madgrigal 2. Band 1,2, 13, Letter 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 31 Clel' Sz Lyre Il,-1: Ilon- or Society 13.4gTre:1s. -1. Girls' Fed. Letter 2:Rc1J,1o Student Cuuneil 1, F. Ii. A. Z, 3. Ott-r. 2, Rep. to Girls' State 3: Pep Cluli 41. M135--Attend W. S. C. and be a tem.-her. Stairs, Velma Louise Entererl Il: Dramuties Club Ll. 4, Jr. Play i2,llsl1t-r 41 Girls' Fell. lien. -1. Chair 1. Clwil' 2. 41 Ch0iI' IICUCI' 4. NOHCUU 2. 3. My--To grow taller and to get mar- rifffl. Startin. Janniee Marlene Llajurette 1, 2, Dramalies Cluh Il, 41 Jr. play 23, Sr. play committee 4, Girls' Ferl. Letter 3: Girls' Basket- ball team 1.2, ll, -1: Sr. Class Flower anil Motto committee -1, Sr. Pieturt' committee. wg'-Get drunk 4-very Saturday night. Tewalt. Inez Faye Droniatirs Club 3,-1, Sr. Play -lp Ji Play 15, Usher 2, Prumpter :lg Girls Ferl. Rep. 1, Girls' Ferl. Treas. 11: Office Stl. 4:Crimson D' Sli. -4, Annual Stl. 4, Choir 3, Band l,2, 3: Letter 3: Pep llvantl 1, 2, 3, Clef Gi Lyre 3, 4, Girls' Fed. Letter 2, Maj Queen Attendant 4. Football attend ant 41 Sr. Class Flower anil Motto committee -l, Jr. prom planning eonmiittee:Class V.Pres. 4. lim-A-To sit on my b0ss's lap and take note... Thompson, Jean Dramaties Club3,4,Sr. Playsla Jr. Play 3, Girls' Ferl. Rep. Ll, 0i'fieeStl'. -1' Choir 13,4, Choir Prcs. 4, Band 1,2, 3.4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Clef Sz Lyre 3, 4gSee. 4, Girls' Ferl. Letter il. Girls' Basketball Team 1, 2, F. F. A. Attenf Llant 2, Class V. Pres. 2. Em--fCullegP Thompson, Marilyn Garnet Majorette 1,2, Capt. 3,Drum Majorf ctte 4, Draniatics Club 3, 4: Jr. Play 3, Jr. play committee 3: Girls' Fed. Rep. 2, Rep. tu Girls' League 11Cale- te-rin Stl. 1, Choir 1: Band 1,2,3,-1, May Queen atte-nciant 45 F. F. A. atten- dant 1, Jr. Prom committee 3. Aim-A-Marriage, Thronson, Beverly Joan Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play cunxniittef- 3, Girls' Fed. Rep. 1, Girls' Fed. Historian 4, Girls' Fed. Scrapbook ehairman 4: Hon or Society member 3,41 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Rc-porter 2, Pres. 3, Rep. to State convention 1, 2, F. H. A. Rep. to Nation- al Convention ll. gms---Stuily Art. Wallace, Leslie Lee Dramatics Club 3.4, Jr. play 3, Si committee 4, Jr, play committee I er 2, Student Director 3, Lihraryf Annual Stl. 4, Choir L, Il,4, 1-Jnsem Girls' Fed. Letter l,2,3: Girls' Basketball Team 1, 2, Honor Tear 1, 2: Sr. Class Will and Prophecy Committee 4, Sr. class pieture ec mittee Al, Ring and Pin committee Jr. Prom Committee 3, ClassSee. Pep Club Il, 4, Rep. to W. S. C. Plaj Day 1. .-Xim---Cullt-Er

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Zfaae gan 'wad Men Z-4,455 7175702 . . In 1951 an eager group of freshmen registered for a new and exciting life as high school students. The future class of 55 , with Mr. Calvin Conley as advisor, was initiated by the class of 54 with a dance in the library basement. As freshmen, five boys turned out for football and basketball and three boys be- came boxers. Eighteen freshmen participated in the chorus and band. I.n their sophomore year an A squad yell leader and two majorettes represented the class, nineteen members played in the band and there were eleven in the chorus. The junior year brought many important projects. The class chose a standard class ring with a bulldog crest. It was hoped that this would enable future junior classes to receive their rings earlier and faster. Four one-act plays were presented so that more members could participate. The theme Some Enchanted Evening was a smash success at the Junior Promg murals for the decorations were painted by Mary Ellen Gowing and Al Johnson. As seniors the class had a new advisor, Mr. Everett Lindaas. Lloyd Bender was named most inspirational football player and also was named as an outstanding basketball player. Susan Ankeny again represented the class as the A squad Yell Queen, and Diane Sinkbeil continued as a majorette. Before graduation, money for the senior sneak at Bingham Springs was earned by selling the ever-popular hot dogs and cold drinks at basketball games. The senior play, Once and For All , was presented in a new, dramatic setting and proved to be very entertaining. At last, the warm security of high school was stripped away, and the seniors faced once again, a new life. Many would go on to college, the army or navy, business careers or marriage, but all of them will always look back on the happy days at D. H. S. By Estella Dudley, Senior Editor 14