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

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We are deeply grateful to the businessmen of Dayton and Walla Walla who have expressed their in terest in the students of DHS by giving financial support to this book. We also appreciate the great help and interest of Mr. Roberge, our photographer and Mr Snowden and Mr. Boddy of Pischel Publishin g Company. In addition to the page sponsors listed on various pages of the book the following firms contributed financially to the 1964 Nesika Wawa. Dayton Cleaners Leonard Roe Insurance Elk Drugs Scott Lumber and Coal Yard Stan's Blue Mt. Station OK Rubber Welders Columbia County Wheat Growers Dayton Motor Supply Shaw's Melinda's Western Auto Hamilton Hardware Flowers by Jones Zastrow Jewelry Criss Furniture Cliff's Chevron Jean's Variety Pool Truck and Implement City Lumber and Coal Suffield Furniture Walt's Department Store Dayton Drug New Moon H. N. Woolson Curtis Barton Fourth Street Market Willie's Grocery Harvester Supply Mutual Printing Co. Wallace Agency Dayton Clinic McGee's Restaurant Scotty Cummings Athletic Supply Sporleders Seattle First National Bank National Bank of Commerce Blue Mountain Motel Lewis Machine Shop

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Front row, left to right: Jim Thorn, Elizabeth Harri, Gene Frye Karen Beatty E J Harri Second row Linda Daggett Shannon Casseday, Colleen Casseday, Jini Forrest, Mary Nilsson Third row Peggy Robinson Ruth Talbott Jan Payne Fourth row: Bill Griffen, Mrs. Greenman, Merridy Schreck 5 This year, for the first time, Nesika Wawa has begun summer production of the annual. Until 1963, spring sports appeared in the fol- lowing year's book, while graduation activities were not recorded at all. Last year, the staff added a summer supplement which included spring sports and graduation events. This supplement was so Well received that we de- cided to make the account of the school year complete by producing our annual during the summer for fall delivery. An autograph sec- tion Was given to subscribers late in May. Merridy Schreck and Bill Griffen, Editors