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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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The 1959 edition of the Nesika Wawa is published by the Pietrzycki High School annual staff at Dayton, Washington. Foreword H253 fd! 4 As you look through the pages of the 1959 Nesika Wawa, we hope your wonderful high school days will be relived, In the following pages, we have tried to represent Dayton High School as a whole during 1958 auid 1959. Now and in the years to come, we, the 1959 annual staff, wish you many happy hours of browsing through these pages. 2 CLIZER, CHARLES B. Principal EVERS, MARVIN D. Vocational Agriculture RODLAND, GORDON W. gg, f if 1 1 f Q History, Boys' P.E. A' I Y fl - ff? Athl t' 1 ' ,Q if -X - LAW 6 Hz. PIKINCIPA L'S MI-ISS.-XGE: The fucultx untl I wish to congrzmilutc you on tht- successful complt-tion of unothcr school xcar, You, tht- sturlcnts of Dayton High School, :irc ci constant chnllcngt- und inspiration to us. Working closclv togcthcr as we tio, wt- rt-.iliac that our school is not pt-rfi-ct :mtl that thcrz- is nlwzu s moan for improvement. As our school grows in size so do our prolrlt-ms nnrl r--sponsilvilitit-s. Nt-Xt full our cnrollrncnt will ln- nt :in :ill time high in rc-- ccnt rcurs. .Xlung with this will go xi liirgt- amount of stuflr-nt rt-sponsihility to urit-nt nt-w stuzlt-nts in tht- lint- trmlilions of our school. To .ill students will go tht- rt-spunsilwililx of building a bc-ttcr school, !urtx't-wr zinfl wlic-it-x--r fussilsls- through tht- co- opcrrttirt- t-Hurts of stutlcnts, parents, uml fzlcultx. Thu luis-3-4 stuvlt-nt council took a lgxrgt- su-pforw.1rrl on tht- ronrl ut iniproxcnzcnt in adopting qi co-Iv ul conduct which out- lines rt-spunsiiaifitit-S of students tvilh rcspcct In school zictivitit-s, cl.issi'oum zissignmt-nts, t-Yulrinzxlions, curl- ol school pro- pt-rtx, school rm-milgltions, school uutlioritv, sncinl conrluut, ,lnrl community support. Anotht-1' pzxrt oi tlzt- covh- mls-ills 'with siti- clent zittituilt- touurrl other sturlcnts, part-nts, uml reactors. Spurtsnnnnship luis ht-on rlt-alt with in tt-rnzs uf uzinu- confiuct, class conduct, alsscmhlx' conduct, unti visitntiuri conduct. Thi- ith-.i has ht-t-n rlt-xi-logn-fl that wt- rt-prt-sm-nt D, H, with proutl ht-ritztgc. Tin-st-, thcn :irc tho bronci urn-us of clrxllt-ngc to finnrt- cl.isst-s :intl stuil-:nts ol' Dux ton High School. Anil with this we rcnlizc that ct school is rt-nllx' in.t-ix' things. lisst-nti.x1lv, tht- ingrcrlit-nts of 11 slush-nt, n lmuilfling, .intl 11 tc-nchn-r, hun- not chungccl since thc first pnlulic- schools opt-nt-ii tht-ir floors nluont 1635. Our school totlzn is not mt-rt-lx :1 placc oi zicxult-mic instruction for 11 ft-w, but xi socinl institution for nmnv. Wt- nnw fintl oursclvus tlwlicutn-tl tu sulyjcct ntuttur, to ht-.ilth, to tn ocutions, and to personal :.uljustnic-nt. l hopt- thzit sturlt-nts, purc-nts, L.mLlfuCultYC1.m cxantinv and upprt-ci.ur tht- institution of frm- pulllic 1-ilucntion for whit it is uni! :xml hc zilwnxs really to lcnd a helping hixntl. irilli H ALDRIDGE, JOHN L. Biology Chemistry L Physics la KJ ' ' I .w,W WJ .rs .t t' ' HANKINS, RITA World History, Library, U.S. History Ll.. COWEN, DONALD R. Commercial .. LU HMAN, JEANNE Home Economics N Qjffzfynfafa! SPOONE MORE, FR Secretary KEITH, BRUCE D. 6' lf?- O 4 ' l l I Mathematics Drivers' Training -fra ' ,an ,,,..: 1 2 2 Q fn HAMMER, JANE JETTE Girls' P,E, English GRITMAN, RED C, General Arts MUNNS, EULA XL Spanish English 1 fp! N XX R N 1 RX -s.. N X ' A wr E0 X X IHRKE, GERALD R. General Science Algebra, Economics CQLLN GREENMAN, FLOY English, Latin, Speech Draniatics, Counseling COOLEY, THOMAS B. Band and Vocal Music Q If f X lv, y 1 up fn A 1 f x Board Strives For Better Schools Carl Nelson, Superintendent 'l'-als 1111111111 lrn-4' nl loiwllil- ciwilil lr 5l'Pl1IllX l'EiXDEXT'S MESSAGE ltlis is .i zizx H ol iz,i:c-1 llscxis sion ami ei qiixxiiio-1 of tlu urfn-CliXu5.lv1-i ivI'!.m- of ,Xu-L-i'ie1i-' public- i-ilncntion lun ,ilu-11 i-uicr-rl, l-ns lfuislic- 4-cliiciiiimi lui-vii crisis ' ll was horn in 1111-tail, und it his groix'n ow conlroxr-rsi.. Our u-rs cut Liu- uirlliliczil coril to frcc crlueation of tlu l...ropi-un eo-ici-pts of aiming. I1 msls iiumlrcils of 'wars ofcigonizingilr-lv.i1v to cslnlllisiw ilu- iwiviclgili- Unit 5-iilvlic i-ilL1C.luon'.x'1iS n function of thc slut:-. 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Tlx- Qu-oplc lumix tim! ilu- p1'inuipli-s ul in-i il-mi .mil ilu- lliseox cries of science om ini- rf-,ilinr-il .mix tlirouglv wlizcxi- liim. IU- lvzislc lnuiu-Sis :mil oim-CIi'.'Ps uri- 'tot local luit -uiliomil. Tha- Wig' lwm-slllix ull guv3fiil.iliori .mil concr-',I1'Lilion of pro liictiiw- WL-.illiz also gin- Li intimi- .il .u-ci-nl1oLH-liro,r.in:,mrlprwvwir-ii,s of --ierj. school, -no :rumor ixlu-rv il is lor-:iii iz. li is zi umisit limi ,ln L-ric.i's .1'.',3lL'5l ri-soixrcc is its u-ogilc. ilu- i-fl'1c.iiion- .il sislvi- n1.sL 3:1'oxii.r-x.ilL1cs .viii wrolimiricms lE1n!.'.x'ill sllwxilzilv ilu- fulli-sr ilu-xi-liu,w1i'4-viiiil -.vliicix L-1ic'i iuiii-. i,l,..i1 is ciigniiili-, If tin- L-lierislu-rl trniiiziou ol' Un' in-ogflr's so-:trol is lo cumi-inc, t?,c.ii'o.Tpm1 of ilu- scliools musl lu- lic- civlcil in i 1- ,u-oylr-'S Lxiiilrrsmmii-1,1 ofxv':itco'1StilL1u-s gow! schools. 'Ilii- Iirogrnii ii-ns: Liu- ilu- lu-cr-sslrx quell!-.' to i-isuru ilu- mtiofs iulurr-. 'flu- puogili- n ns! .il vzivs 'nu on gmirii to this enrl: ii requires tu sanu- kiml of con- snmi xigilnner- limi west lu- eu-rcisr-rl o-1 lu-null ol all of our lihcrties. Don Back Row Qleft to rightj: Keith Yates, Carl Nelson, Herbert Becker, Charles Thronson. Front Row: Lyman, Wallace Payne, L,C, Floyd. levy' -findin- g s F '1 1 rs -3- BECKEL, ROGER D. Football team 3,4, letter 4, Bzind 1, Pep band 1, Play usher 3,-4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 3, judging team 2, 3, 4, May Queen escort 4, Student Couneil3,4, A.S.B. president 45 D club 4, Senior sneak committee 4, Class officer 2, 3, Rep. to Student Council 3, 4. Aim: College at W.S.C. and study agriculture PRICE, DENTSE KAY A yell leader 2, queen 3, Bzind 1, 2, Pep band 1, Office stuff 4, Crimson D stuff 4, Annual stuff 2, Senior play 4, Thespizin ploy 4, Junior play committee 3, Student director 3, Girls' Fed. letter 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Sweetheart 3, Stu- dent Cotmcil 2, A. S.B. secretary 4, Thespizin 4 Senior commencement committee 4, Class officer 2, Rep, to Student Council 2, F. H. A. 1, officer I, Pep club 2, 3, officer Ll. Aim: To further my educution. lf' 72's- ' i 'ff as 'C' f ,r .Ji 4 GOODRIC H, CURTIS J. BLu1ll,12,3,4, lJClllJ11Xl1Il,2,3,-l, letter Z, 25, 4, Choir 15, letter LS, ensemble 3, Senior play 4, Junior play 13, Thespidn pltiy 49 Senior plzijy com- mittee 4, Junior ploy committee 15, Thesp1.in play committee 4, Thespinn club 3,-l, Junior prom committee 3, Senior commencement committee 4, Key club 12,13,4. Aim: College. JORDAN, LQNITA JOYCE Bztnd l,2, 3,4, officer LS, llep band 3,4, letter 3, 4, Choir 23,-1, officer 15, axecompztnist 3, ensemble 3, Senior play 4, Thespinn ploy 4, Senior play committee 4, Junior plaiy committee 3, Thcspiun ploy committee 4, Girls' Fed. rep. 3, letter 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Thespiun 4, Junior prom com- mittee L3, Senior snezda, cup and gown, announce- ment eommittee 4, Clzxss officer 4, F. H. A. 3,4. Aim: High. Tomorrow to fresh woods und pais- tures new. CARLTON, BILL Pluy usher 13, 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 49 Bulldog gourd 1. Aim: To attend college. MILLER, SUSAN B yell lender 3, Bzind 1, Annual stuff 3, Senior play 4, Tliespittn play 4, Student director 4, Girls' Fed. representative I, letter I,2, 3, Student Council 4, Honor Society 3, 4, officer 4, Thespian 4, Senior sneak committee 4, Class officer 2, 15, Rep. to Student Council 4, F. H. A. l,l, 3, officer 1, 2, 3, Rep. to Girls' State 3, Pep lt J 2 .3 oiticei .3 Aim To set up J hospital ship on thc Touchet Ritci . BACON, JOAN MARILYN Band 1, 2, l'cp band 1, 2, letter 2, Choir 1,4, letter 1, ensemble 1, Annual staff 3,4, Senior play 4, Junior play 3, Thespian play 4, Senior play committee 4, Junior play committee 3, Girls' Fed. officer 4, representative 1, letter 1, 2, 3, 4, May Queen attendant 4, Student Council 4, Annual co-editor 4, Honor Society 3,4, officer 4, Thcspian 3,4, Junior prom committee' F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 3, Pep club 3. Aim: Go to W. S.C. and become a social worker. u EATON, WILBUR Track team l,4, Choir 1, 2, 3,-1, letter l, 2, 3,4, ensemble 1, 2, 13, Play usher 3,-l, Bulldog guard l. Aim: Get rich farming. nab, X 1' MAGILL, LINDA KAY Choir 4, officer 4, letter-4, Library staff 2, 3,4, Office staff 4, Crimson D staff 4, Annual staff 1, 3, 4, Senioifplay 4,kJunior play 35 Thespian play'-4, Senior play committee 4, Junior play committee 3, Thespian play com- mittee 44 Gi1'ls'F6c'lre'p. 3, ienei- 3,4, Thespian 4, Junior prom committee 15, Senior assembly 4, F. H.'A. l,2:,13, officer 3, Pep club Z, lj. Aim: Lire, lore, laugh, and be happy. BLDKE, GORDON EARL Banff l,2, Il, 4, officci' 4, Pep band 1, 2, Ll, 4, Dance band l,4, letter l, 2, 3,-4, Annual staff 4, Senior play 4, Junior play Ll, Thespian plai 4, Senior play committee 4, Junior play com- mittee Ll, Student Council 2, Thespian Li,4, officer 4, Senior sneak, and commencement committees, Class officer 1, 2,3, Key club 2, 3,-1, officer 3,-1, Squires 3,4. Aim: College and then service. it 'Tb' W' BORTHWICK, ETHEL FRANCES A yell leader 4, queen 4, B yell leader 3, Junior play 3, Thespian play 4, Junior play committee 3, Student director 4, lfrompter 4, Girls' Fed. letter 4, May Queen attendant 4, Honor Society 4, Thespian 3, 4, Jtuiior prom committee 3, Senior commencement 4, Class officer 3, F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, officer 4, Pep club 3, 4, officer 4. Aim: College and marriage. END, LARRY GENE Football team 2, 3, 4, letter 4, Basketball team 1, 3,4, letter 4, Boxing team 2, Track team 1, 2, 3, Football manager 1, Choir 3,4, Senior play 4, Junior play 3, Thespian play 3,4 Thespian play committee 4, Usher 4, D club member 1, 2, 3,-1, Thespian 3,4, officer 4, Junior prom committee 13, Class officer 1, Bulldog guard 1. Aim: College and the service. ,S N -J A N JOHNSON, WILLIAM A. Boxing team 1, 25 Tracx team 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep band l,2, 35 Dance band 15 Cafeteria staff 1, 25 Key club 4, officer 4. Aim: Just to be happy and have a prosperous future. FANC IULLO, JOAN MARIE A yell leader 45 Majorette 25 Choir 1, 2,3,45 Senior play usher 45 Rep. to Girls' League 25 Girls' Fed. letter 25 Student Council 2,45 F. H. A, 15 Pep club 2,4. Aim: To get married and live happily ever after. We 4875 MCKINNEY, ARNOLD EUGENE Football l,2, 3,45 letter 2,3, 45 Baseball 35 Track l, 2, 3, 4, letter 2, 3,45 Choir l, 2, 4, officer 45 Crimson D 45 Senior play com- mittee 45 Junior play committee 35 Thespian play committee 45 D Club 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3,45 Senior sneak committee 45 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Bulldog Guard 1. Aim: College MACKIN, SHARON LEE Library staff 45 Crimson D staff 45 Senior play 45 Thespian play 45 Prompter 35 Rep. to GirLS' League 45 Girls' Fed. letter 1, 2, 35 Thespians 3,4, officer 45 Jtmior prom theme nfcommittee 35 Senior sneak committee 45 F. H. A, 1,2,3,4, officer 45 Pep Club 35 Home coming Princess 1. Aim: To live each day to its fullest. THOMPSON, JOHN C. Football 1, 2, 3,4, letter 3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Track l,2, 35 Band 15 Choir 4, ensemble 35 Annual staff 3,45 Senior play 45 Junior play 35 Thespian play 45 Senior play committee 45 Junior play committee 35 Thespian play com- mittee 45 D club 3,4, officer 45 Thespians 3,45 Junior prom committee 35 Senior an- nouncement committee 4. Aim: To go to college and be something. LUE LLEN, KATHERINE JANE Choir 1, 3, 45 Senior play 45 Senior play com- mittee 45 Thespian club member 45 F, H. A, member 15 Senior selling committee 4. Aim: Business school ROSSEBO, ROSALIE LAVONNE Band 1, Pep band 1, letter 1, Choir 1, Annual staff 4, Senior play 4, Junior play 3, Senior play committee 4, Junior play committee 3, Girls' Fed. officer 3,4, Girls' Fed scrapbook 3,4, letter 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Annual editor 4, Honor Society 3,'4, Junior prom com- mittee 3, Thespians 3,4, Senior motto, selling and sneak committees, Class officer 2, F, H, A 2,3,4, officer 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Homecoming Princess 3, Homecoming Queen 4. Aim, To further my education. SHREVES, GENE Senior play 4, Junior play 3, Thespian club 3,-l, officer 4, Junior prom committee 3. Aim: To get out of school. A652 . , HOLNIE S, KAREN Choir 1, Library staff 2, Office staff 4, Crim- son D editor 4, Annual staff 1,4, Junior play committee 3, Make up committee 3, Girls' Fed. letter 2, 3, Student Council 3, Thespian club member 4, Junior prom com- mittee 3, Senior class commencement com- mittee 4, Class officer 3, Rep. to student council 3, F, H, A, member l, 2, 3, Rep. to Girls' State 4, Pep club 2, 3,4. Aim: To further my education. BELL, DEWEY DELBERT Boxing 2, Choir 3, Play Usher 3,45 F. F, A, 3,4, judging team -lg D Club 3,4, Student Council 2, 3, 4. Aim: To go to Barber School, L az, , an tw- TEWALT, ELIZABETH KAY squad yell leader 3, B squad yell leader 2, Library staff 3, Office staff 4, Senior play usher 4, Girls' Fed letter 1, 2, 3, 4, F, F, A, candidate 2, May queen attendant 4, A, S, B. treasurer 4, Junior prom committee 3, Senior announcement committee 4, Senior cap 8: gown committee 4, class officer 1, Rep. to student council 3, F, H, A, member l, 2, 3, 4, officer 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, officer 3. Aim: Make the best of my education. WARD, DAVID C. Football manager 2, Cafeteria staff 1, 2, 3, Senior play usher 4, D club member 2, 3,4, Bulldog guard 1. Aim: Army flying. 7: x WINNETT, LEWIS C. Football 4, letter 45 Track 2, letter 25 Choir 3,4, letter 45 Senior play usher 45 D Club 3,45 Class officer 45 Bulldog Guard 1. Aim: Air Force KRAUSE, LINDA KAY Drum majorette 3,45 Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3,4, letter 3, 45 Choir 1,4, letter 4, en- semble 35 Cafeteria staff 45 Senior play 4, Junior play 35 Thespian play 45 Scnior play committee 45 Junior play committee 35 Thes- pian play committee 45 Girls' Fed. officer 4, letter 1,2, 3,45 Rep. to Girls' League 45 F, F, A, Sweetheart 25 May Queen 45 Student Council 45 Thespian 3, 45 Junior Prom com- mittee 35 Senior sneak committee 45 F, H, A, 1, 2, 3,4. Aim: Be happy - go lucky. if I J: lily, L ,aw jx PETERSON, CARL J. Football 1,25 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, letter l,2, 3,45 Boxing l,2, letter 1, 25 Football manager 45 Band 1,2,3,4, officer 45 Pep band 1,2,3,4, letter 3, 45 Annual staff 45 Senior play commit- tee 45 Jtmior Play committee 35 Play usher 45 Student Council 2, 35 D Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior prom committee 35 Senior sneak, cap and gown and announcement committeesg Class officer 2,3,45 Rep. to Student Council 35 Rep. to Boys' State 3. Aim: To attend EWCE and prepare for coach- ing. KASUSKE, DOROTHY M. Choir 15 Senior play committee 45 Girls' Fed. rep. 1, 25 Girls' Fed. scrapbook 1,2. Aim: To become a success in the business world. 'iam 1 ' gt If ' ' ,5 . '52 JIVQ ? -- Q ,ii i F1- 3 wwf ACKERMAN, LAWRENCE CARL Football 1, 3, 4, letter 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior play 45 Senior play committee 45 Junior play committee 35 Stu- dent Council 1, 45 D Club 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 45 Class officer 1, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4, officer 45 Homecoming Court 4. Aim: Geologist WALKER, EUNICE DELAYNE Choir 1, 3, 45 Cafeteria staff 45 Senior play committee 45 Junior play committee 35 Girls' Fed. Rep. 45 Class officer 3,45 F, H, A. mem ber 1. Aim: To get married and live a long life. JACKSON, LOUISE KAY Office staff 3, 4, Cafeteria staff 45 Crimson D staff 3, 4: Senior play committee 4g Jun- ior play committee 3g Girls' Fed. officer 4, letter 25 May Queen attendant -lg Class offi- cer 3,4g Rep. to student council lg F, PLA. 1, 2, 3, 4, officer 2, 3g Pep club 2. Kim: To fly to the moon on my jet-propelled stick horse and grow old lying in a crater eating gzreen cheese while watching the little pink people on earth. BAUMAN, JIM Football team 1, 2, 3, 4, letter 2, 3, 4, Boxing team 1,2, letter 2, Boxing manager lg Choir 'R s l -, ,, .Www f ' se , . me I Wi Aim Live a long happy life of 100. SUMNER, THADY EUGENE Cafeteria staff 1,23 Senior play 43 Junior play 35 Thespian play 43 Senior play committee 4g Junior play committee 3g Tliespian play com- mittee 4g Thespian club 3,45 Junior prom committee 33 Class officer 25 Rep. to student council 43 May Queen escort 43 Bulldog guard 1. Aim: College and marriage in 405 MAXWELL, SHIRLEY JEAN Choir 4, Cafeteria staff 3,4, Student director 4, Junior prom committee 3, F. H, A, mem- ber 1. Aimg College. BLEVENS, JERRY EUGENE Football 3,4, letter 4, Baseball 3,4, letter 3, 4g Boxing 1,2, letter 1,2g Choir 3,4, officer 3, Play usher 3,45 Student Council 2, 3, 4, A,S, B, vice president 4, D Club 1, 2,3,-1, Junior prom committee 3, Class officer 1,2, 3, Rep. to Student Council 2, 33 Bulldog Guard lg Prince Charming Court 3. Aim: To work. A 4' 41 In Memory Helen Jeanette Fuller was born July 24, 1940 and died June 28 1958 She was a member of the class of 1959 I4 Q Hanor Students Boys And Girls State get I BOYS' STATE Representing our school at the 1957-1958 Evergreen Boys' State were Carl Peterson and Gordon Budke. Boys' State strives to teach the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of an American citizen. This year's Boys' State was held in Parkland, Washington, and Carl and Gordon both learned much from their experiences. GIRLS' STATE Karen Holmes and Sue Miller at- tended the 1957-1958 Evergreen Girls' State in Ellensburg, Wash- ington. Girls' State tries to teach Americanism and good citi- zenship. Both Karen and Sue learned much, and feel they will be better able to meet the re- sponsibilities and duties of Ameri can citizenship. Left to Right: Gordon Budke, Carl Peterson, Karen Holmesg absent, Sue Miller ' 'ww .IO Q Upper Upperclussmen lead A Q- -rr- -Zkf dh' X, f if 5: Q .. if . 5 , 5:7 if ... 'ff H gh: ,V Vui. wt A-X ' Left to Right: Mr. Cowen, Advisor, Ellen Flanagan, secretary, Jack Thompson, vice president, Lawrence Acker- man, president, Kay Jackson, treasurer, front: Dewey Bell, representative. Back Row fleft to rightjz Roger Beckel, Gordon Budke, Curtis Goodrich, Wilbur Eaton, Jim Bauman. Middle Row: Kay Jackson, Joa.n Bacon, Ellen Flanagan. Front Row: Larry End, Karen Holmes, Bill Carlton, Fran Borthwick, Lawrence Ackerman, LaNita Jordan, Dewey Bell, Jerry Blevens. 2 -v- ' T' 'MMMQ' gf . L 5 ' y W .,., 'f 43 ,F 5 ' , A , A Q fl I .A l?'I:?,, 'nag mul L and if Q., an-gn ' .,..,.-W-7 ,Q wry Back Row, left to right: Gene Shrex es Bill Johnson Thacly Sumner Lewis Winnett Gene Mc,Kumc,y Middle Row: Rosalie Rossebo, Beverly Williams Linda hi iuse Lunice Walker bturley M ulwell F11 at Row Daud Ward, Dorothy Kasuske, Kathy Luellcn Betty Tewalt Doris McCabe Sharon Maclin Kay P1100 Jael Thompson Carl Peterson Finally Mighty Seniors , the class of 1959 began a very busy year, for they were working to ward graduation The first big project for the sen iors was the presentation of the senior play. Stag Line was a complete success The seniors also sold coffee and donuts at the football games During basketball season they sold popcorn, soft drinks, candy, and hot dogs. The class of 1959 was well rep- resented in school activities and sports. They had several boys participating in football, basketball, baseball, and track. On May 25, 1959, they graduated from Pietrzycki High School, lea ing behind the memory of a great class! Front, clockwise Carl Peterson vice-pres. 5 Jo in Fauclullo rep Thady Sumnei rep LuN1ta Jordan, sec. Laurence Ackerman pres., Eunice Walker trcas Q opkms ai Eid Czirll ,4v 'A l qlffw -..A 1 Evra 'Fw -L 'H 5 f D t if 'vc 5 . 5 b fs I I Y Q, 5' 2 St . X 5 FE 4 Q A 51 if pw ef KZWAQV. 3354 ., til x 5 I vi- 1,4 ,, J, , L4f? 5' iff y WW ,g , f L,1:2,?,':Vf!Jfg. ffgii, , ' .L',,xA4'w - -s arf M, A -.y M ,ikff Q: g qwgp 4,nr,, gs K X Y lower Upperclussmen Follow ,av if Q 1 1. - 'F V , , , RV yy? I 7 4- I. A l uiWkWEYU ,LJ 1, 4 . , . f ty :vi ' Q I . , 2 3 an 1 MZ-f. , 55, f i' ,V 4 i-Kwai N aa, 4 .Sai F2053 5 , F Standing fleft to rightjz Mr. Keith, advisor, Rowene Hill, treasurer John Peterson, presi- dent. Seated: Christine Laib, Bob McQuary, representatives, Dick McQuary, vice presi- dent. ,, I- ri Back Row Qleft to rightj: Bill Lyman, Clyde Burdine, Gene Lewis. Third Row: Jack Davis, Gene Lathrop, Tom Cooley, Charles Barron, Bob Hill, Bob Buettner. Second Row: Linda Brown, Noel Greiner, Carmi Cummings, Glen Hinchliff, Christine Laib, David Actor, Ronnie Hoffman, Rosemary Ashley. Front Row: Bob Becker, Bill Burke, Brunhilde Jordon, Rowene Hill, Margaret Griffen, Jackie Harting, Judy Beatty, Delbert Chapman, Gary Lowe. are e e rr t r f fuss-.sun f l -,W 1 , J is We f j r ' , 'sol al, ,, , , V V, W I f x 1 J A I , I ' - l - - ' mg. i L.. 1, Cv' lm lag ,f 8 .ll . 5 X-qt 719' flfvly 'V J lov X' , y l VZIQSQW mama! uns: Bl. I . Q, we-Q.-.t,hnM,1-M 4 .K ,,.,.,., Q-A - Back Row, left to right: Gerald Pulliam, Bob McCauley, Bill Savage, Dick McQuary, Duane Tate, Garie Moton, Bob McQuary, Ron Mings, Jim McCauley, Mike Montgomery. Middle Row: Dolores Wilson, Mike Ratcliff, Neita Sparkes, Linda Ward, Donna Talbot, Joyce McQuary, Marge Randolph, John Peterson, Linda Stairs. Front Row: Peggy Sprout, Al Williams, Geraldine Trump, Anita Wasson, Jerry Taylor, Jerilyn Pulliam, Clifford Snider. Upperclassmen at last! And as such the Juniors began a very busy year, under the guidance of Mr. Keith. Their Junior Prom was held March 21st, The theme was Around the World and the prom was decorated accordingly. The Last Notch , an adaptation of the pb ' western TV show, The Fastest Gun Alive , was chosen as the class play x - and was presented to the public on April 7th and 8th, Members of the class participated in W V' -ik all clubs and activities. Some mem- bers displayed musical talents in band, while others represented the class in sports. sv Back Row, left to right: Linda Ward, representative, Mike Ratcliff, represent- ative, Carmi Cummings, vice-president, Front ROW: John Peterson, president, Jerilyn Pulliam, secretary, Dick McQuary treasurer. Now, after completing a successful year, the Jtmiors are looking forward to being mighty Seniors . camira-w111 travel Yes. . . Weffgf , Q, lg., Q1 The it? 3 Margaret and Bob Fortune Telling? 5 Upper lower clussmen lug Qagugswlgi 95 X Z Q ga nf' if-ez DOL. lv When the fu st term began at D H S , we saw the class of 61 we1e no longer the bables of the lugh school They were sophomores' The1r year began wxth the Frosh Soph party whleh helped the freshmen get acqualnted Members of the class part1c1pated 1n all the sports and were xe1y act1ve 1n all school 8Ct1V1t1CS They put on an assembly, sold popcorn at games, and sponsor ed dances Sharon Woods and Sue McCauley were B squad yell leaders Just to prove they had brams, as well as brawn, the sophomores were well represented on the honor roll At the end of the year they chose class rmgs and were eagerly looklng forward to bemg upperclassmen VF' Blck Row flclt to llghll Cllllold Webb, Ben Shcllw, Mlke Young, B111 Txump Thud Row L.111y Sumnex, Dcnnls Vlllbflll, John T llc, Gelalcl Mchmney, Shllon Woods, lX11,1l1S011 Snlclel, B111 Rennexx lnf, LrlNNli,I1LC Raybuln, Ghllllll SL1l1l1L1 , Jlm Slnlxbell Second Row Lugcnc VM llkel , Shelyl Patton, D.111n Wllson, Ronnle Woods, Suc McCauley, Elalne Steruns, Becky Snuth, Tom Pool Flont Row Shallon Rleclxcxs, DC10Ilb Wllson, Gxctchen Ratcllfl, Helen Raclebaugh, lfcggy Sullnlln, Lux 1n.1Xh1llxe1 X C, W -. Pm!-. vw 'W' 1-I' Left to Rlght Shalon Woods, v1cepres1dent, M1 Gutman advlsor B111 Rennew mf pres1dent Sue McCauley treasurel Carol Earp, secretary Ike Maxwell Judy Hoffed1t7 representatlves Back Row Qleft to rlghty Torn Grubb Larly B1C1e1hi1upt Rlchtud Beckel Ed Fl lnagan Dlck Esllck Cheryl G1ll1s Ron Gloom, Gary Brooksbzuxlt, B111 Breedlove Ph1l Groom Mlddle Row Delbert Fletcher, J3.1'11C6 Abel Geo1ge Charles, Ann lf ulle1 Carol La1 p John baton Glenys Angell Myrna Black, Margaret Ba1e1 La1 ry Burton Bllly Eaton Front Row Joe Culbex tson Charles G1bbons Lena Chenoweth Bznbara Ferguson Jean Glbbons Mal gle Ashley Juamta Bert Jo'm 1E.1de1 Judy Banks, P.1tt1 DeRuwe, Don Anderson J? at M' Q P? 'Emil A Km rms A M we e f'f 15 H WK QI ll S. H 'il :ln E' new fm X we Fe gif ef? xii gi av ,fl fa i 5 gg Em gf gg-gfueav-v J' Q 5 .e 1 ,Z z N . 1. Q. Q. , I V . S . 2 2, ' Q ' , 'Q 9 V , Y . A, . 1 . : y 1 . Q , . , 1 , 1 , . . , , 1 4 v ' , ' . ' : 9 1 1 'Y 1 1 ! Q. 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Q LVV M fl A it ..,. .Q E I Q' An li, 1 q . , 1 r 1 at Q it .L ' eff 5' V - V' if , L fra' , 5 , 6 - , - N ' l' I . K- FN -mmf-hx., Back Row, left to right: Larry Nezice, Guy Jenkins, James Newby, Mike Knetf, Jerry Harshman. Middle Row Lawrence Luellen, Dave Miller, Judy Hoffeclitz, Ike Maxwell, Kathy Long, Frank Harshmun, Jean Mztyei Teddy Jewett, Evelyn Jones, Bob Hurting, Jerry Wuldher. Front Row: Lynn Kurth, Ed Hessler, Arlene Harting, Sharon Hurting, Carol Kerekhof, Chuck McGrath, Jerry Kenoyer. f 13? Vicki Neal, Teresa Lowe, Betty Jayncs, Terri Lyons, Eleanor Hoon Back Row, left to right: Judy Bunks, treusurerg Jerry Waldher, represent- ative. Front Row: Glenys Angell, Secretaryg Gretchen Ratcliff, vice presidentg Ike Maxwell, representative, Absent: George Charles presuient l C17 KN 5-sf OPWO1 rf if 2, ' I Xk,, ,,, 5 ' ku Q X ln l 2. lx I and Little Slsters W 'i 1 . 1., who f. 1 . 3 ,X- lo x My 1? 1 lblld -Q P' Jo X L , Another school year ahgadg I ., A M,.,, ... .M E gf Hi 2,1 4 Q4 5 If., o, f , AS, f ,f if ffl. f Z T3 , is 2' . -W 5 1 S E gf S 'I Q M Q 1 an 5 ef f 1. X215 f , , o . ' gsaifii ' , ,gg rfwh wfjfgflif Q Gifgjff 1 . ' i 4 P- 'f , Xu 'asf ' . I V , rv 'f- M L ,, 1 H1 W 3 - g, ig X 3 , Q :- a fit so 5 S i 1 AX: is url i if -Z lower lower-clussmen lost Under the direction of Mr. Ihrke, freshman class advisor, the class of 62 participated in all high school activities like veterans. Several near six-footers represented the class in athletics, five made the A football team, seven were on the B basketball team, and several others filled important spots in the baseball and track teams. Eleven boys joined F. F. The girls in the class were very active in F. H. A. , Girls' Fed. , chorus, and other school activities. They also sponsored a freshman get acquainted dance. Two of the girls were majorettes. In the spring the class gave a student assembly, ending the year. gig xmmm LXNZHW 3 i . -Q z .Y Back Row Qleft to rightj Keith Bocrnei Barbara Bxeedlove Ivan Gephart Caiol Actci -Xdiian Fletcher Middle Rexx Jim Beckley El's1a Fold Douglas Bcckcl Dennis Coolex Geoi ge Bai ton -Xla.n Bicncman Ciystal Fullei Teddy Clausen Phil Frick. F1 ont Row. John B1 ovm Mike Crotheis Linda Ashll.5 Linda Booth, Sandra Bowen, Marlene Foust, Mary Frye, Claudetta Brodhead Mike Casseday, Mike Cummings, Frank Fuller A . f' .f 'Qt f 5 Q we l 'x ' Nl Left to Right: Nancy Iles, vice presidentg Shirley McCabe, Dwight Robanske, representatives, Mr. Ihrke, advisorg Larry Porter, president, Vicki Tewalt, treasurer, Sandra Sanders, secretary. Back Row Qleft to righty: Steve McMLu1n, Dennis Laib, Toni Neal, Les Hays, Marvin Jordan. Middle Row: Ida Porter, Gene Jones, Nancy Iles, Karen Ingram, Donna Low, Shirley McCabe, Johnna Ingram, Larry Porter, Dianne Huwe. Front Row: Lona Leroue, Peggy O'Neil, Cheryl Laughery, Jack Joyce, Shirley Jackson, Don Harting, Dick McCauley, Wanda McCauley, Della Hilgert, Lois Koschmeder. S, A,r,,,.c T 3 1 Q nt A 'I' EE K ' iq Qu , , W: Q. 1 JL, 55, ,X '9' P ,58- t,.x in flnff I C f i ,-ff i wa., .. oi K iii' LT. Back Row, left to right: Randi Rogg, Larry Snider, Deloris Roy. Second Row: Alvah Young, Jim Sullivan, Ron Winnett, Vieki Tewalt, Jerry Talbott, David Sanders. Front Row: Kay Whitney, Connie Tate, Beverly Trump, Sandra Sanders, Ida Seifert, Dwight Robanske, Donna Williams, Larry Shelly, Janet Whybark, Audrey Rouse, Jackie Swanson, Sunni Rieckers, Patti Winnett. G' 5 lf' C' 3 r 1' xf xt'- Back Row, left to right: Jackie Swanson, representative, Jerry Talbott, represent- ative, Karen Ingram, secretary. Front Row: Peggy O'Neil, presidentg Mike Cummings, treasurer, Vicki Tewalt, vice-president. if Melody Makers Display Begin the day with a song was the motto of these girls as they began each day with first period chorus. The chorus and Jean Gibbons, piano accompanist, under the direction of Mr. Cooley participated in many activities. The Christmas Program and the Spring Concert were the two main events for the chorus. Not only did they particiapte in singing, but were also ushers for the Community Chorus presentation of the Messiah . This oratorio was previously studied by the class. Many other activities and projects were carried on by the chorus to make a successful year. Left to Right Sharon Harting secretary treasurer Nancy Iles vice presidentg Eleanor Hoon, president. Left to Right Beverly Williams Jackie Swanson Nancy Iles Sharon Harting, Deloris Roy, Jean Gibbons, Muslcul Ablllhes In Programs Z? i , e J K, 3 ,Qi A 'Q, E 7' f . wife ' gif, 1 aries ' 'i V l 1- f A f If -X . y .1 uf' V' r-1 Back Row Qleft to rightj: Linda Booth, Marjorie Randolph, Janet Whybark, Jean Mayer, Johnna Ingram, Lois Koschmeder, Elain Sterns, Vicki Neal, Margaret Baier, Sharron Rieckers, Marlene Foust, Shirley Maxwell, Kathy Luellen, Juanita Bert, Mary Frye, Joan Elder, Delores Wilson, Brunhilde Jordan, Wanda McCauley4 Front Row: Joan Bacon, Sunni Rieckers, Eunice Walker, Cheryl Laughery, Randi Rogg, Sandra Sanders, Della Hilgert, Dolores Wilson, Julie Nichols, Linda Stairs, Rosemary Ashley, Lena Chenoweth, Ida Seifert, Dianne Huwe, Patti Winnett, Lona Leroue, Judy Banks, Claudetta Brodhead, Donna Shirley- Jackson. Left to right: Linda Stairs, Eight boys to forty girls is not an ideal situa- vice presi- tion for anyone, and this chorus was no excep- dent, Joan tion. So changing from a mixed chorus to an Elder, sec- all girls chorus, plans for the year were made. F' Petal?-ffea SUPSTQ with me aid of Mr. Aldridge and Mr. Ihrke, Sgarion the chorus gals were sold to the student body ec ers' 'd t. on Slave Day. presl en Handel's Messiah provided a treat for the chorus, and many days were spent in listening to the Hudderville Choir sing this beautiful oratorio. or Knowing Santa was on his way, preparation began for the annual Christmas program. After Christmas, studies began on musical terms and notes. Preparation began for the annual Spring Concert. With the help of the director, Mr. Cooley, and Cheryl Laughery, accompanist, the year turned out to be highly successful. Special Singers Combine Voices Left to Right: Linda Magill, presidentg Gene McKinney, treasurerg Anita Wasson, secretaryg Lewis Winnett, vice president. A new choir was born at D, H, S. this yeai It was composed of voices chosen by Mr. Cooley after try outs. The debut for this young choir was at the American Legion Assembly. The infor- mal Christmas Program was staged at the Cooley home with Scott Cooley steal- ing the show. The songs from the show were also given for Kiwanis and the student body. The climax of the year was graduation week when the choir bade a fond farewell in song to the Seniors. Back Row qleft to rightyz Linda Krause, Linda Magill, Gene McKinney, Wilbur Eaton, Sharon Woods, Gretchen Ratcliff Barbara Ferguson. Middle Row: Rowene Hill, Larry End, Lewis Winnett, First Row: Anita Wasson, Caiol Kerckhof, Ronnie Groom, Jerry Blevens, Kathy Long. K 4' I li Four High Steppin' Strutters lead Band .sy 45 ff mr! 4 4 I ff? 1 ,L .. ' f .Ju N, Wh L . . , tense , ff ' ,. 4 . ' , ' I N, - 1- t 12. .1 , uf-.ff-Q, .g f ,, ' 5 1 V - f 'K' ' . -v' - nhl ' af ., r ' ' ,, L ,V 5, Mgr:-fJ1?,?ga,,,:-V . V .V :Hutt V-i b , I, 'Q X E, Q , ,t ' f f 'L . 1 tr' ,' fa ' X. - , I. . - ' o -A A , f.taw:t,4a'. ' Y-1'm-'f'.,u??ffQpXf3,fTlg,-7 f fgi w of gk' ' 2 'ffvff' 5 . f , -im are t 1, t X r have -r we a1+.'..'4-if -wr. . f'i-Ywwm. .uw r f E- , ..., 5yffgifgt.W , . i4i'S 2f'.Sf3-.4f.gw,f agflas-o.r 'A,ug. 5,-Q f fi - f Q aww was f rf , .-f . 1.4,-4o,,,,1,f.:1.'-w fa .f,11'5f4,.:,1Q-,, .f,4.-H rg, .L A K they Left to Right: Audrey Rouse, Becky Smith, Linda Krause, Peggy O'Nei1. X .,Py Linda Krause, drum majorette, along with other majorettes led the band in the Shrine Football Game and presented half time entertainment at our own football games. During the spring they led the marching band in various parades J throughout southeastern Washington and north- eastern Oregon. cf l Fr l W 1 'g :GPM ..--V.. f In ,, if Y :kj Q1 ' Q x 'B Q qiv' .. s fig' It 2: . J f .1 f-1-M . 'NRM .l.,,uhs K mi 4 o md, 8 S4 if if, J ,4 3 dk 'Os ,,4,-ri -1 ' ,,..... we f :qi -'B at .vw lv-us Steps quicken as rain pours at Shrine Parade See Murchin und Pep Bands in Action 'N 'f X 5 L Q ,P gy :, K 'dl fi. ' hi 2' sd -1 1511 if -',,,,..-.-nv 5'4 . Back Row left to right My1na Black John Peterson Judy Beatty Carl Peterson Phil Frick Georffe Bai Jimmy Sullivan, Jack Joyce, CarmiCu1nmmgs, Dennis Laib. Front Row: harem Ingram, Mai lene Foust, ton Dennis Cooley, Curtis Goodrich, Gordon Budke, Jerry Talbott, Billy Breedlove, Ed Hessler, Cheryl Gillis, Barbara Breedlove, Gary Lowe. X Dayton Band Vlbrutes wlth Rhythm I I IQ1 1111- 1E iv g1:11111111W M1.l'- E 11, 'lu U I1 111, 11 5111 15 tn, -, 'L 'I' lux 1' il! Lililgg L 11 1111115 111-11,151 g 111 , vlifll, Sfffllf' IB.,-11-'iii I'-1'-.e-, ,- wifi:- ',.z,'11'E-'V,1Lz '1rf1:.' , haw X141 ',j1: '-,' . . ' I wi ,,111.l -K IL 'I1114 QL' H111 1 + L1'1?1'l1' 1Cf111'15i.?1: X :X Il '- bmw 11111 -1L11L1.1 1 '11 E 11 1211 Cf11,'1xl.l' 11-- L' rr w 1 . T211 1111133114 M, 'I ill .liiflg 111.11 1111 K 1' w1f :.L'1- w ff 11411 j1' 1111.11 '1 11 1113 g .1N. 7.11 1' 13111: -111:22 qw, 1.1.1 . . I 1 1 4 1 , ,1 1-111:1- 1 11111 .1 '11' -.1111 ':.-' 1 I 14 , , '1 1', 11 , 1g1'1L:1 illn i'1.111,I11111 ! K. ,E X M ,A ff v'!11:1-111. Q C 1' ' L' 'l' w'f' fl: In .K 1 1' ',l1',1' 1 , .'.I 11' ..l.si:1. . 1 9 . 1 ll 1 1' W 1 ', W . 1. 'ull' 1 li' Zi! 4 , 1 11'1,'Q . 5 . ' n .l' ,Z . IU' ' , ,wx , 111 , , 1+ -511131. if K1 . ' V , .- . 1 fre 11 1 , 1' ' 1 HIM f 11, 1 , 1 'V ' . . . .1 11. 421 1' 1 1..,l'L1- , Tower Room Mystery Creates Suspense 'N 1 1 ' ' . K I , F' L ' L. V :VT lgvyy .T' Q? I r A V ,y I t j The Tower Room Mystery , a mystery farce in three acts, was presented April 8, 1958, by the Jtmior Class. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Floy Greenman. The cast was as follows: Jack Chalice, Larry End, Kate Chalice, Linda Magill, Myra Vernon, Linda Krause, Kennedy Elsworth, Charles Nelson, Matilda, Doris Lakeyg Emily, Rosalie Rossebog Andrew, Gordon Budkeg Mrs. Barrett, Joan Bacon, Martin Pickins, Jack Thompson, The Master, Curtis Goodrich, Beatrice, Beverly Williams, Antoinette, Frances Borthwick. The production staff was Gene McKinney, stage manager, Kay Price, student director, Thady Sumner, lights, Sharon Mackin, prompter. Q 4 ll 0 7, ' ' Stugllne Smashing Hut on D H S Stage Stagline was a humorous three act play centered around a teenage girl, Maudie Mason, who had the solution to everything. The cast was as follows: Mrs. Mason, Kay Price, Mr. Mason, Curtis Goodrich, Maudie Mason, Linda Krause, Sylvia Mason, Rosalie Rossebog Alix, Sue Miller, Julie, Linda Magillg Lysbeth, Sharon Macking Ting, Ellen Flanagang Carol, Karen Holmes, Ronald, Thady Sumner, Davy, Jack Thompson, Smitty, Joan Bacon, Mrs. Farrington Smith, LaNita Jordang Chi, Gene Shreves, Jerry, Gordon Budkeg Mac, Lawrence Ackerman, Margaret, Kathy Luellen, Snoots, Larry End. The student directors were Frances Borthwick and Shirley Maxwell. Business manager was LaNita Jordan, and stage manager was Gene McKinney. Entertainment for the two evening performances was supplied by Peggy O'Neil and Audrey Rouse. . .Wag S' Q! s 'lf , 0 ,PL 1 , R w , QW 5. 5? sh! X , , 5 4 1 x W NM: N ,K .., vi 'MQ A , v 'W lv wgv .Zm Q if 1 'K 4,-QSM' -e ,JT -QW A. Q. in 1 ix' 5 ,f,' 5, F .fl A 4 if .,. f v ,Z ' H' 1, ,flf J .1 lj fx 1 5 G 1, , , K 4 Q, 'f , ,Q 5. ' 'g at-. A V ?'fQT5+' ' if nf! V '. 0 'Q H: , 1 Q x ,H ,, , . 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I ff ,fl x x ' il, , 4 I .1 5 H gi- g1.'L T. 5' if f W' b 1 ' r E12 af: K V' 4 E 1 L It A-thunk go- any J ,W P ' 254 , ,W ,I-qv l , . HL' xv j -4-.rl K Goul Set, Work Begins The Girls' Federation started the year with a big bang when they sponsored their annual Big and Little Sister party. The purpose of this party was to help get the underclass girls acquainted with the upperclass girls. Sponsoring dances, selling hotdogs at football games, and selling cup- cakes after school kept the girls aware of the goal ahead. This goal was the yearly Coronation Ball at which Linda Krause was crowned Queen. Back Row fleft to rightj: Kay Jackson, vice presidentg Linda Krause, presidentg Joan Bacon, secretary. Front Row: Rosalie Rossebo, historiang Miss Hankins, advisorg Karen Holmes, treasurer. -av-f Tl? ? Wx Back Row fleft to rightjz Carol Earp, Judy Hoffeditz, Geraldine Trump Ellen Flanagang Front Row: Christine Laib, Lois Koschmeder, Connie Tate- 4 If Queen Crowned ut Twilight Time 111 Q-- f 9, 4, Q' 4 P71 47 Q7 ,' 6921 X ' 1 ,fx ., ,VA ,187 1 ,g. 3 riff' I fr' 7' 'nf 3 I Loft to Riglztz Kam -Iwi-1-15011, incl, 'I'l1OI!1Q:5fJVl, exttrewlzmtsz I'1':1'i ISw1'tU,x'im'I1, 'l'h1NE1' 511TT P'I', Krause, Ruger Buclfiul, LllU'W!A'lT.I Join Eigcnwi, I.:1'.a1w-f'.c'v Aol-1vrr1.,m, zittflwiqmts: Iiuttt' 'IW 7.Q'YI'illV1tS Tx-.ilight Timo but, the n.fmf1Iu1'Lhu urmugll Cmnwmiltifm Iizlll, 11-if! this N,v1'N1-R pzmslcl CU1Ul'5. . v .-Xftez' the u1wmr1i11g ul Qucuu Liufial Kraxugzu by A, S, B, prcsillcnt, Ruger 151-mel 5: Tb Jr f eg ,e eg 1kf1 mhmtsz fguf-s-n Liwhx .,,,1, Wilmxz' I-Atom, Lu- x ' C:u'1'iw-+1 nhl in C CULll'L H113 cntcrtainufi .vith Lhc L1':uliLio111m1 Allij' Pole Dzmm-, 215 xwll 415 11 x'u1'iuty 411' uhm' unme-ruiixmlnurlt. This dance, sIJor15o1'edb'thc Girls' Federation was thc ?.i1fhli'1l1t t ilu-ir up-111 5 .w1'li. 5 , N50 ssww A fi' I a i na: 0 mf? .1 L v'f: m. 31:1 :Bbw ERLf?i.AZ5ZlTT rxu gguz - ,xx n'1 Q K. - F 111: 'A eg ' H W 1 6. at A fl 3- Q S M 'v fi 'ef E 12 E 5 E'- 3'L Pucr UAYTHXJR : . 1 .954 LYISTEIJQ E imrljuaxusn W, IiYUNJL9Enmn h 221 1954 r A QL A A , rx RM.i.L g, 'Ewa Pukucsmms 5 as' . fx H, I A PHL .Y if Pg-,BA Puma 1 ' Q x , W if .5 ' ' 2- ig? YPA iusxgrnm , 2 3 vwfH'1m h ' P 2 12 ' D- 2 L YYAf:5mm K '3imf'S f' 'M 3 3 EE, 3 52 12- gg, Ef1::f,.51f.Q:,1m-G gs ' I Eilui Q ... 9 7' ' so-:EEE I 5 ., . if 'I u. ,X ' H E - 1' Q , 5 a- hum 3 bb o D1 J DD .5 2 2 5 o I :F ate, B111 Carlto eT 3.11 ghery, Du all L 011 auley, D MCC ob aldher, B rry W Je usen, Cla ed T ow Qleft to rightj: Back R Seated fleft to righty: Jerry Waldher, secretary, Duane Tate, reporter, John Peterson, president, Bill Lyman, vice president, Ike Maxwell, treasurer, George Charles, sentinel. Standing: Mr. Evers, advisor Back Row fleft to rightj: Bill Lyman, Roger Beckel, Standing Qleft to rightj Duane Tate Evan Scheik George Charles, Bob McCauley, Gerald Schafer. Bill Lyman George Spalinger Seated Bob Seated: Ike Maxwell, Delbert Fletcher, Dewey Bell, McCauley John Peterson John Peterson F.F.A. Reveals Achievement The Dayton Chapter of F.F. A. was again very active this past year. The Dayton crops judging team won the district contest for the eighth consecutive year and the livestock judging team won many banners. The latter's winnings included firsts at the Palouse Empire Fair in Colfax and at the Benton-Franklin County Fair at Kennewick. Ike Maxwell scored well during the season, and Dewey Bell was top individual at the state contest at W. S. C. Ohter members included Delbert Fletcher, Bill Lyman, Bob McCauley, Roger Beckel, Gerald Schafer, and George Charles. The boys were well represented at the state F.F.A. convention. Otto Krouse won the State Farm Mechanics Award and David Archer was awarded the State Farmer Degree. Bill Lyman attended as official delegate and John Peterson and George Charles were in the state band. Otto Krouse, Roger Beckel, Bill Lyman, John Peterson, Bob McCauley, Delbert Fletcher, and Ike Maxwell attended the national F. F. A. convention at Kansas City. Fifty-two members showed livestock at the Spokane Junior Livestock show. Total exhibits were 111 swine and 19 sheep. Winnings included nine breed and reserve champions in hogs, and four champions in sheep. Lee Verne Dudley repeated last year's winnings by again showing the grand champion fat hog. Ike Maxwell showed the reserve grand champion pen of all breeds. Bill Lyman showed the champion other breed lamb and the reserve champion Hampshire lamb, while Gerald Pulliam showed the reserve grand champion pen of fat lambs over all breeds. The annual Parent and Son Banquet saw the Star Farmer Award go to John Peterson, the sheep award to Bill Lyman, the swine award to George Charles, and the beef award to Ike Maxwell. Bill Lyman won the best record book a' fard and the scholarship award for the second consecutive year. Roger Beckel won the Leadership Award. YQ .JAYTDN CHA? ,wx mas nw, ww ...qi- Girls Work Toward New Horizons QD Back Row Qleft to rightjx Betty Tcwalt, treasurer, Mrs. Luh- man, advisor, Sharon Woods, songleader, Becky Smith, Rosalie Rossebo, historians ' Front Row: Sharon Mackin, secretary, 7' -...7 Christine Laib, vice My ' president, Fran ff, Borthwick, presi- 'A' dent, Geraldine Trump, parliamenta rian Q L MJ fe , V .2 9 ' With a formal installation and initiation the Dayton Chapter of Future Homemakers of America ,, a J? ,4-. under the guidance of Mrs. Luhman,chapter advisor, and Mrs. Floyd McCauley, chapter mother, began a very busy year. Keeping their motto, Toward New Horizons , in mind, the girls carried out some very successful projects. Some of these were serving at the Fair Bar-B-Q9 serving at the F. F.A Banquet, giving a Prince Charming Danceg and promoting several money making projects. The year ended with a picnic in honor of the senior members. Back Row Qleft to righty: Carol Kerckhof, Sue McCauley, Cheryl Gillis, Peggy Sullivan, Sheryl Patton, Vicki Neal, Helen Radebaugh, Ann Fuller, Jean Gibbons, Claudetta Brodhead, Delores Roy, Sunni Reickers. Third Row: Lawana Walker, Evelyn Jones, Carol Earp, Patti DeRuwe, Glenys Angell, Eleanor Hoon, Becky Smith, Elaine Stearns, Teresa Lowe, Jean Mayer, Betty Jayncs. Second Row: Crystal Fuller, Wanda McCauley, Linda Brown, Brunhilde Jordan, Geraldine Trump, Carmi Cummings, Jerilyn Pulliam, Jackie Harting, Judy Beatty, Nancy Harshman, Sharon Woods. Front Row: Christine Laib, Rosalie Rossebo, Linda Krause, Ellen Flanagan, Joan Bacon, Fran Borthwick, Sharon Mackin, Betty Tewalt, LaNita Jordan. Absent: Mrs. Luhman lively lussies Boost Team Spirit With a great deal of enthusiasm, the Pep Club started the year off with spirit. This was ev- ident at all the home games and many out of toxm games by the added encouragement and lively pep ofthe lassies. The team was further supported by the fulfill- ment of every gir1's responsibility, that of put- ting up pep posters for every game. Selling popcorn, sponsoring dances, and planning for a box social made their agenda Complete. Ch Stitnding Qlelt to rightj: Peggy Sprout, co-eaiptuing Murgzuet Gritfen, eaiptziin. Seutedg Gerry Trump, trezisurerg Mis Munns, udvisorg Frnn Borthwiek, secretary. 5 -19 Bottom to Top: Fran Borthxxiek, lvlarguret Griffen, Sue MeCuuley, Sharon Woods, Terrie Lyons, Vicki lxe il Betty Jaxnes Donna Talbott Jerilvn Pulliam -Xnita W asson Lllldl VS. iid C ii ol Kerekhof Lau mi Walker Sharon Hurting -Xrlene Hut mg C uol Islip Exelyn Jones Judy Hoffeditf G16tCh6n R it cliff Judy Banks Glenys Angell bhaiion Rieekeis J ickie Harting Nleiti Spii ks B1 unhilde Jordan Joan hlder Geiix Trump Patti DeRuxxe kiien Holmes Rowene Hill Peggy Sprout Joyce Mc- Quary Rosalie Rossebo. lettemten lead Athletic Organization The D Club, composed of lettermen from football, basketball, track, and baseball, promotes im- portant athletic functions throughout the school year. They got off to a fast pace by electing the Homecoming Court and sponsoring the traditional Varsity Ball, with their elected queen, Rosalie Rossebo, reigning over it. Among other things, they sold booster but- tons and purchased athletic equipment for the teams. D Club also donated two hu.n- dred dollars to the grade school for team uniforms. Bottom to top: Larry End, Dewey Bell, Don Anderson, Ed Hessler, Jim Sinkbeil, Mike Back Row fleft to rightyz Jack Thompson, secretary- ltlgntgomeryy David Itliller, Gene Lewis, Guy T-1'921SUI'C1'3 LHWFGIICG ACk9I'm3-H, PI'9Sid6I1'E9 Mr. Jenkins, Jack Thompson, Bob Becker, Gene Rodland, HdViSOI'. Front Row: Bob MeQuary, ViC9 McKinney, Bob McQuary, David Ward, Dick PI'9Sid9I1tS Gene Lewis, Sefgeallt Of BNHS. MeQuary, Lewis Winnett, Gene Lathrop, Bob Buettner, Jim McCauley, John Eaton, Mike Ratcliff, Jerry Blevens, Lawrence Ackerman, Carl Peterson, Joe Culbertson Tom Pool. Service Club Helps Needy 11' ,fn 4- I If Q an Back Row fleft to rightyz Lawrence Ackerman, Curtis Goodrich, Gordon Budke, Tom Cooley, Bob Becker, Bill Burke. Front Row: Gene Lathrop, Bill Johnson, Gene McKinney, Mike Ratcliff, Jack Davis, Tom Grubb Left to right: Gene Lathrop, vice president, Lawrence Ackerman, secretary, Bill Johnson, reporter, Gordon Budke, president The Key Club is a very active service club in Dayton High School. Some of their projects were as follows: sponsored a Slave Day, on which the members were auctioned off for a day's work at a Kiwanian's home, furnished toys for a needy family at Christmas, gave a television set to the Pleasant Valley Rest Home, and scraped windows after Halloween. They also played a basketball game with the Walla Walla Reserve, and spent a night at the Elks' Club. We feel they should be commended for their outstanding achievements. Q x f ' ., 1 D.H.Sg Benefits From Club Proiects Behind the popcorn machine at every home football game, members of -the Honor Sooiety were found making and selling , popcorn: Besides this money making project, they sold pencils to the high school. t - - Q 'MQ N., Thegroup, of which scholarship is an 1 Q N important characteristic, placed letters of comniendation in report cards of students on the honor roll. Coat hangers were donated and hung in the halls by the group, as was a mirror. A Christmas party was also enjoyed by the group. . t l, K New members, chizsen 'for leadership, scholarship, character, and service were initiated in a spring ceremonyivhich ended a very activekyear. , ' it Standing Qleft to rightjz Mr. Aldridge, advisor, Joan Bacon, president, John Iseterson, vice president. Seated: Sue Miller, treasurer, ' Rosalie Rossebo, secretary C M Back Row fleft to rightjg Geraldine Trump, John Peterson, Joan Bacon, Bill Lyman, Mr. Aldridge. Front Row: Sue Miller, Fran Borthwick, Joyce McQuary, LaNita Jordan, Rosalie Rossebo Dramatic Club Presents Plays The presentation of the annual Christmas play put the Thespians off to a successful start. With the production of three one- act plays in the spring, this group of accomplished students found themselves quite busy. The group also sponsored two dances, thus making the year a prosperous, as well as a successful year. With the initiation of new members, National Thespian Troupe 1572 made ready for the coming year. lite :L g 7 Back Row Qleft to righty: Larry End, president, Sharon Mackin, secretary, Gordon Budke, vice president. Fi-ont Row: Gene Shreves, scribeg Beverly Williams, treasurer. Absent: Mrs. Greenman, advisor Back Row Qleft to righty: LaNita Jordan, Gene Shreves, Beverly Williams, Curtis Goodrich, Sharon Mackin, Gene McKinney, Joan Bacon, Rosalie Rossebo. Front Row: Linda Krause, Jack Thompson, Kay Price, Larry End, Fran Borthwiok, Gordon Budke Ma' E, in 5. L 33 Rfk untibiu ,Li r gunz Nw? Students Get u Taste of 0ffice life .ww'l 'w if 1 ,N C? 5 Loft Lo Right: Mr. Clixor, Doris McCabe, Ka1yJz1ckson, Linda Mugill, Frances Spoonenzore, BCttyTewa1t Ncitu Sparks. fv Q7 r Q 'p-no fi ,J W P ' T fl 1 ll K... Loft to Right: Shnron Woods, Tcrcrzzm Lowe, Arlene Harting, Karen Holmes, Frances Spoonemore. School Newspaper Published by Stuff . .,,A ,lag 55, ' 4 5 fs I Q to is ga Q Sri? BQ 2:25 were Left to right: Gene McKinney, assistant editorg Karon Holmes, editorg Rosemary Ashley, assis- tant editor Back Row qleft to rightj: Kay Jackson, Karen Holmes, Mr. Cowen. Middle Row: Rosemary Ashley, Gene McKinney, Sharon Mackin. Front Row: Kay Price , J 'MC' fc' 65 45 iii' 'ily Annual Stuff Produces Nesiku Wuwu Left to right: Rosalie Rossebo, editorg Mrs Greenman, advisorg Joan Bacon, editor Back Row fleft to rightj: Marvin Jordan, Mrs. Greenman, Carl Peterson, Phil Frick, Don Anderson, Chuck McGrath, Gordon Budke, Jack Thompson. Middle Row: Jackie Hurting, Rosalie Rossebo, Joan Bacon, Karen Holmes. Front Row: Peggy O'Nei1, Margaret Griffon, Sue McCauley, Helen Rudebaugh R381 7 -ul ll nw if 1, 1 Evan' K 9 ,R , Student librarians Catalogue New Books Ni Left to Right: Sharon Mackin, Ellen Standing left to right: Mr. Harris , Anita Wasson, Seated: Sheryl Patton, Kathy Long .-. - Flanagan Linda Ward, Linda Stairs, Linda Magill Cafeteria Staff Provides Wholesome Meals Z' J RL 5 V A A R X , ,f.x,fn k SfL1L'Z A S 4 X Q v Q S? EF:-Y E V fx., - Q . ' 5 X V X x dei fe -Q 5,1 1, I e 1 , M ooe -a Left to right: Lanita Ashley, Melissa Maxwell, Ethel Crossler, Pearl Otey 7 49 ly, Left to right: Ted Clausen, Eunice Walker, Jerilyn Pulliam, Neita Sparks, Shirley Maxwell, Elaine Stearns, Kathy Luellen, Margie Ashley, Jean Gibbons, Eugene Walker m Left to right: Kay Jackson, Linda Krause SPDR TS al' I ek QF 4 4 K 2 'YI 1 1 fl it n:i:i!,i35sA ' xi 'T WT? 2LQf1'if' - W K5i j U jg,igjL , 'Q C' W 1 15:- Y -5155253 r' -4 'Ma' an 4 3 v vi ,lt -S 5 asf 9149 ',.,,,.g ,- in P if V0 nw fy W W in 3:32 r WP: ,Sf Football Teom Compiles Envious Record Coach R0dla.nd's 1958 Bulldogs got off to a rousing start by walking over Waitsburg 25-6. Then Dayton lost a heartbreaker to the highly rated Colfax Bulldogs. Dayton then won four straight games before dropping a close one to ever-jinxing Ritzville. This loss seemingly put the needed fire into the Bulldogs, for they went on to trounce Lapwai 33-12. Dayton finished the season with a high scoring Armistice Day victory over rival Pomeroy by a score of 44-19. At the annual football banquet Lawrence Ackerman was named co-captain of the squad, selected best lineman and also chosen for the inspirational award. Jack Thompson was named as co-captain, and Mike Montgomery was selected as best back field player. 'denotes league games 'Dayton vs Waitsburg 25-6 'Dayton vs St. Pat's 'Dayton vs Colfax 0-6 Dayton vs Orofino Dayton vs Potlatch 21-19 Dayton vs Ritzville Dayton vs Grangeville 12-7 Dayton vs Lapwai 'Dayton vs Pomeroy 6-0 28-0 7-12 33-12 44-19 Back Row fleft to rightj: Jim Bauman, Duane Tate, Bob McQuary, Larry End, David Miller, Gene Lathrop, Evan Scheik. Middle Row: Jerry Blevens, Mike Montgomery, Gene Lewis, Bill Rennewanz, Roger Beckel, Edward Flanagan, Lewis Winnett, Lawrence Ackerman. First Row: Mr. Rodland, Clyde Burdine, James Newby, Mike Ratcliff, Jack Thompson, Bob Becker, Dick McQuary, Tom Cooley, Gene McKinney. Future Varsity Team in the Making Back Row Qleft to rightj: Mike Casseday, Ronnie Winnett, Jerry Talbott, Mike Cummings, Jim Beckley, John Brown, David Sanders Middle Row: Mr. Ihrke, Dennis Cooley, Tom Neal, George Barton, Jim Sullivan, Larry Porter, Dick McCauley. Front Row: Dwight Robanske, Tom Grubb, Delbert Fletcher, David Miller, Darin Wilson, Joe Culbertson, Marvin Jordan. The Dayton Junior Varsity Squad had an out- standing season. The team composed of freshmen and sophomores compiled a record of five wins and one loss. Their only loss -X of the season was to the Pomeroy JV's,14- 13. They then turned the table on Pomeroy in the return match with a 19-13 victory. N This exceptionally good year gave Coach T Ihrke the Dayton Coach of the Year award. Lx We can expect a lot from these young boys Y in the near future. 5 65 MIKE MONTGOMERY Bl CLYDE BURDINE BOB BECKER w JACK THOMPSON TOM COOLEY JIM BAUMAN LARRY END BULLDOGS IN ACTION GENE LATHROP H JERRY BLEVENS X I af' 1 -- .V A V S, ' 4' qxlvilg, ZFOJF3' x Gi , P Q gL..,, X GENE LEWIS DUANE TATE DICK MC QUARY BOB MC QUARY , -of ? -I ,uw X J W MONTGOMERY THOMPSON COACHES MR RODLAND, MR. IHRKE LAWRENCE ACKERMAN GENE MC KINNEY LEWIS WINNETT ff All Hoopsters Take Under the coaching of Gordon Rodland, the district tournament. Under his inspiration last second, sometimes losing, sometimes interest in the team ran high in town and in Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton St. John Waitsburg Prescott St. John Colfax LaCrosse Waitsburg St. Pat's LaCrosse Prescott Mac High Pomeroy Colfax Second In District Varsity Team was able to take second place in the , the Bulldogs fought hard every game right up to the winning. As they gave every opponent a good game school. This interest was kept alive by the exhibition of good sportsmanship at all times. Dayton High School has a lot to look forward to, for the team lost only two seniors. 6 2 Dayton 40 Dayton 46 Dayton 41 Dayton 5 6 Dayton 55 Dayton 38 5 5 47 Dayton 4 3 Dayton 59 Dayton 5 6 Dayton 6 5 Dayton vs Mac High vs St. Pat's vs Pullman vs Ritzville vs Pomeroy vs Pullman DISTRICT TOURNAMENT vs Pomeroy vs Colfax vs St. Pat's vs Pullman vs Colfax Back Row Qleft to rightjx Edward Flanagan, Bill Lyman, Bob Becker, Mike Montgomery, Jerry Blevens Front Row: Dick McQuary, Dick Eslick, Bob McQuary, Larry End, Gene Lewis, Coach Rodland. Future Forecast looks Bright 1.1, Back Row, left to right: Tom Neal, Steve McMunn, Jerry Talbott, Larry Neace, Mike Cummings Joe Culbertson. Front Row: Darin Wilson, Lawrence Luellen, Tom Cooley, John Eaton, Harry Boggs Larry Porter, Coach Ihrke. The B squad Bulldogs compiled a record of 8 wins and ll losses, under their new coach Gerald Ihrke. This future varsity played a fine brand of ball, several times coming from behind to win. A lot can be expected from these boys in the future, as they are composed of Freshmen and Sophomores. Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS St. John Waitsburg Prescott St. John Colfax LaCrosse Waitsburg St. Pat's LaCrosse Prescott Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Mao High Pomeroy Colfax Mac High St. Pat's Pullman Ritzville Pomeroy Pullman Truck Team Off To New Records The sprint medley team is composed of fleft to righty: Ike Maxwell, Dick Mc- Quary, Bob McQuary, Gene McKinney. Back Row Qleft to rightj: Gerald McKinney, Gene Lathrop, Gene McKinney, Dick Eslick, Phil Frick, Coach Gerald Ihrke. Front Row: Ike Maxwell, Dick McQuary, Darin Wilson, Bob McQuary, Jim Mc- Cauley, Jerry Talbott. 4115 4 ' W April 3 Carnival Milton of Speed 18 Ritzville Ritzville Invitational 25 Bi-state Dayton May 2 Banana Clarkston Belt Meet S District Walla Walla Meet 15 T1'i-di5- Spokane trict , Z: 61 23 State Track Pullman Meet Left to Right Gene Lathrop Dick Eslick But Men An Encouraging Send-off Back Row Qleft to rightj: Coach Gordon Redland, Jack Thompson, Dennis Cooley. Middle Row: Marvin Jordan, Lewis Winnett, Tom Neal, Frank Fuller. Front Row: Don Anderson, Ed Hessler, Mike Cummings, Jerry Taylor. The familiar crack of a bat ushered in an- nother season for the Bulldogs. Larry Ackerman, Jerry Blevens, Carl Peterson, Gene Lewis, Bob McQuary, Dick McQuary, Mike Montgomery, Bob Buettner, and Joe Culbertson were the nine returning lettermen, who provided a firm foundation upon which to build a mighty squad. Although there were few spectators, the hickory sport provided enjoyment for all who participated. Larry Ackerman Mike Montgome ry Qi t Xb 1 'h rf 'Q '15 ' 'V W Q4 Ed Flanagan Gene Lewis Bob Buettner Joe Culbertson -QX J Bulldog Guard - Tumbling Team Angle stands, somersaults, and many other stunts were displayed by the tumbling team, which orig- inated this year. The girls work- ed hard to perfect their routines before performing lor half-time entertainment at the home basket- ball games and the district tournament in Pullman. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hammer, advisor, and Gretchen Ratelilf, captain, the team did a very fine job. Front, clockwise: Cheryl Laughery, Marlene Foust, Kathleen Snider, Janice Abel, Gretchen Rateliff, Teresa Lowe, Lana Chenoweth, Crystal Fuller, Sharron Rieckers, Jean Mayer, Barbara Breedlove, Delores Wilson, Maybelle Manning, Wanda McCauley. At all home football games, the Bulldog Guard was busy, Acting as supervisors, the group of Freshman boys, under the guid- ance of Evan Brooks, P1lU'UH9d the fences, removed the canvas after the games, and helped out in many other projects. Back Row. left to right: Alan Breneman, Larry Snider, Ted Clausen, Frank Fuller, Alvah Young. Front Row: Dick McCauley, Larry Shelly, Don Harting, Mike Casseday. THESE PATRONS AND PATRON- ESSES HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO PUBLISH THE 1959 NESIKA wAwA, BURFORD PORTER A FRIEND OF THE SENIOR CLASS SUFFIELD FURNITURE KURTH HEATING AND SHEET METAL SCOTT LUMBER AND COAL YARD O. K. RUBBER WELDERS Sf! DAYTON MOTOR SUPPLY W BLUE MOUNTAIN SERVICE - .I STATION HAMILTON HARDWARE I WESTERN AUTO DlNGLE'S I A DAYTON DRUG ' 4, -. , , m. ,,. . DAYTON PRESSERY . 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