Entiat High School - Silico Saska Yearbook (Entiat, WA)

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Row 22 Mr. Schimke, Rush Roundv, Lloyd Jackson, Bill Smart, Kenny Davis, Melvin Harris. Row l: Keith Martin, Shirley Carmichael, Linda Thomason, Ann Thomason, Laupe1 Long, Lana Lockwood. Row 3: Wilbur Gordon Terry Kate, Jerry Dennison, Don Ghappell, Ray Nolf, Chuck Minnick, Dennis Parcher, Fred Montgomery. Row 2: Dick Smith, Ron Little, Danny Figlenski, Troy 4 Taylor, Gary MacDonald, Lynn Hanan, Bob Wolf, Mr. Denham. Row 1: Ed Hensley, Alvin Shannon, Melvin Harris, Gene DeCamp, Gary Kanzler, Hush Roundy, Wayne Long, Teddy Whitehall . Row 4: Betty Dissmore, Yvonne Brotherton, Arlene Vradenburg, Janice West, Pat DuPuis, Shirley Jarmichael, Mona Johnson, Nita Hanford, Marjory Packwood, Shirley Jensen. Row 5: Barbara Evans, Barbara McCarrell, Janet Schimke, Donna Huffman, Janet Baxter, Donna Rippee, Dowane Roundy Lauvey Goman. Betty Carter, Marlene Roundg. Row 2: Mrs. Richards, Edna aber, Virginia Griffith, Delores Cavin, aan Hall, Carol Burch, Beverly Olin, Janet Carter, Patty Eisenhower, Olive'Btrick- land, Lois Strop. Row 1: Shirley Roller, Dixie Galbraith, Jacquie Weimar, Gena Dissmore Claudia Davis, Bette Olin Cleo Whitehall, Margery Rothrock, Donna Vogt.

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F.H.A. The F.H.A. year started off with the installation of officers leaving the initiation of the new later in the year. members until One of the high lights of the F.H.A. year was the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, held December 9, at the gigh school. Seventy mothers, daughters, and teachers attended the dinner. Entertainment was provided by some of the girls. Marge Packwood was chosen to represent our school in the district Cherry Pie Baking Contest. Marg took first place honors along with the Soap Lake contestant. Both girls received recognition for their entries in the state contest in Seattle. lst. Semester Gena Lou Dissmore Dixie Galbraith-- Shirley Roller--- Donna Vogt ------- Margery Rothrock- Jacquie Wiemer--- Cleo Whitehall ----- ---- - Bette Olin ------- Mrs. Richards--- Mrs. Whitehal1--- Gfficers Were: 2nd. Semester ---Pres. ---- ---- Gena Lou Dissmore ---V. Pres.--- ---- Dixie Galbraith ---Sec. ----- ---- Shirley Roller ---Treas. ----- ------ ---Donna Vogt ---Historian -------- Margery Rothrock ---Reporter ---- --- ----Jacquie Wiemer Parliamentarian- ---Cleo Whitehall S.C.R. ----------------- Bette Olin Advisor -.----------- Mrs. Richards ----------Club Mother--------Mrs. Whitehall Our thanks goes to Mrs. Richards for her help this busy year. FIFIAQ The Future Farmers of 1952-53 under Mr. Denham's wise guidance opened their fall activities with entrances in the Chelan and Waterville Fairs. A number of the boys received' ribbons for their displays. The Club purchased chickens for the poultry project but unfortunately coccidiosis ruined the flock. The treasury has mounted to near the 3200. mark through card sales. The money remaining from the yea s expenditures has been placed in the Wbuy a truckn fund. 0fficer's for the year were as follows: lst. Semester Officers Gary Kanzler ---------- --President -------- Melvin Harris ------------ Vice President--- Lynn Hanan --------------- Secretary ------- - 2nd. Semester -Melvin Harris -Rush Roundy -Lynn,Hanan Rush Roundy -------------- Treasurer ------ ---Gary Xander' Fred Montgomery ---------- Reporter-- -------- Gene DeCamp Chuck Minnick ------------ Sentinel ---------- Gary McDonald

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WD? tang! GNEIT Y A s r SPANISH CLUB Under Miss Tenneyvs sponsorship the S,anish Club this year has formed a new friendship with the Nagoles Bible Institute, a school for Mexican students of high school age. The school is located in Nagoles Arizona--the borcer town between Arizona and Mexico. For Christmas the Club sent them a fruit cake, candy, nuts and popcorn ballsg and received from them some rich Mexican candy. The Annual Spanish Club Dinner was held January 29 in the High School. After the dinner the Club president gave the Hwelcomeu fol- lowed by several music numbers in Spanish. The program ended with a talk by Mr. Morgan who snowed a sampling of the Mexican handicraft. The officers for the year were: lst semester Jacquie Weimer Dale Schimke Maxine Sage Tracy Hornbuckle Dixie Galbraith Maxine Sage the the P The Girls' Cluh's Officers: End semester President Tracy Hornbuckle Vice Pres. Maxine Sage Secretary Lillian Wolf Treasurer Clem Little Reporter Dixie Galbraith S. C. R. Shirley Holler' GIHIS SIUE FEES new emblem is a rlain bronze nin with initials NGCH. A tioer head cuard may be attached to in when the virls have earned 200 service points. Activities this year have been many, such as: the Autumn Slumber narty, makinc of scran books for the Vets Hosrital, collectins of classes for India, and foldinc waste recen- tacles for the Deaconess Hosnital. Besides these activities the virls boumht and hemmed the material for the new cyclorama. The Annual Serine Luncheon climaxed the years busy nrocram under Mrs. Kinzel's enthusiastic leadership. Officers lst Semester Officers 2nd Semester Shirley Roller ------------ President -------------- Janice West Cleo Whitehall -------- Nita Hanford- --------- Mona Johnson ---------- Lois Strop ----------- S Edna Haber ------------ Darlene Smith --------- Entiat has become this school year. One formed by the students Their main function is club constitution. Chances are good for the -Vice President ------- Marvery Rothrock ---Treasurer---' -------- Marge Packwood ---Secretary ----------- Donna Thompson C. Representative---Barbara McCarrell ---Reporter --------------- Carol Burch ---Historian ---------------- Dean Hall GLEE CLUB more completely infested with music examnle of this is the Glee Club of Entiat who are taking Chorus. to entertain, as is stated in the new uMusic Awardn to be given to one of this Club's members who proves his ability, co-operation and citizenship. u ' The Singing Tiqersn, as they haved dubbed themselves, have nroven their co-oneration by their many nerformances throughout the year such asg sinsinp at the Christmas Concert, Dedication of the Helen Kinzel Gymnasuim and the Spring Festival. The officers for the semesters were: Pres. -------------- V. Pres. ------------ Sec. ------------ Trees. ----- -------- - R, s, c, ------------ Rep, ---------------- Potash ---- - --------- lst Semester -Clem Little ------ Nita Hanford ----- Bette Olin ------- Melvin Harris ---- Yvonne Brotherton Maxine Sane ------ Earl Goman ------ - 2nd Semester -----Maxine Sage ----Nita Hanford ------Bette Olin --Marlene Roundy --Betty Dissmore Betty Lou Carter ------Earl Goman J S