Harrington High School - Panther Yearbook (Harrington, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

m . -,-,ez ffm? 4 Q N-vv1q,1-s.1!i'4,K-u-u4.sg. pQsvaa4A-.v4v5nvQ!- ivsmml fn' Afjvvnawwn-granny: wv ':-V' x '- ' j. Left to Rnght seated Richard Hardy Wes Bly Clarence Buddrnus John Kupers Harold Manke Chet Gllbert Stondnng H Warren Downing HARRINGTON SCHOOL BOARD To thus group of unselflsh men we owe a debt of gratrtude to them we are lnclebted tor the many Improvements to our school durung the past term they have guven wrthout hesntatuon of thenr ttme and labor they spend many hours planning and lnquxrlng unto the best pollcles tor use tn our schools and we can surely say they have done thenr best n our xnterest They haxe our congratulotnons' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 F 1 WIS' COOKS JANITORS AND BUS MECHANIC Left To Rght Henry Vck Bob Conners Ezo Vo ner Ms Lo eno H kns Mrs Curl Taylor DFDICATION ThTs Cmhuol as dechcmed To The Pcxhoms QT Th HC rmqfen C QQTQ Tor TT rs due To Then eTTorTs ThcxT me ob e To be her Q r I U 5 e Tor many rw oke Them C1 SOUTTQT rwesm ehT . . , C VH. K S TT ,, '. 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T, 'hm we CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HARRINGTON SCHOOLS A tIme comes to all people wl en we must set astde our problems lay down our burdens and answer to ourselves We must appraIse our labors reason tne wortnIness of our efforts and reckon wItn our progress We are never so well off as when we have a 'ob to do or a auty to perform and to know we are able to meet our expectatIons honorably DurIng the past term some of tl'e schools most able and sIncere students have performed a very remarkable Iob TheIr work IS reflected In thus flne annual lt IS a pleasure to congratulate the Annual Staff and theIr Advlsor on thus outstanolng accomphshment My stay ID I-larnngton has been made happler by havnng been gIven the opportunuty to work wIth a wonaerful school board wIth an excellent teacnIng staff wrth parents who were srncere and frlendly and a fIne group of students As we strIve to make forward progress In achIevIng better educatlonal opportunutles for the boys and grrls of the I-Iarrtngton Schools so must we apprecuate the cooperatuon and understandIng of these future clttzens YOU HAVE MY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS I-I Warren Downmg Superlntendent Those who stand at tho threshold looklng to graduatton and meetlng new cxperlences are too ImpotIent to reallze that thelr s IS an envlable posItIon For thIs IS one poInt at whIch they are prIvIleged to choose thelr way May they choose well To them we say Four voyage' To those who lInger a lrttle longer the staff and the advlsor wIsh many happy school days Muss Susan RIdge advusor My furst thanks goes to my staff and advlsor for thetr dnlllgent work and cheerful co operatton I want to extend my gratItude to our photographer Bob Hardmg assIsted by Jeff Graham and everyone else who helped to make the annual possIble lwlsh to thank Mr WIlbur for hIs help and advlce wlthout whlch the annual would have been a dIffIcult task Instead of the pleasure It was My only hope IS that thIs year book wIll brIng you as much enloyment as l have lad In complllng It Kathryn Knapp EdItor W , - 1 - I . I . . , , . I I . . . ,. I . I . 1 . . 1 1 , . 1 ' 1 ,I . , . n - 11 - - - f I ' - 1 I I , . I I 1 4 I Faculty Mr. H. Worren Downing, Superintendent of Schools, Health Nh. T lv... Mr. George Lompert, Bond, Chorus, English. Mr. Harry Krause, Agriculture, Generol Science, Chemistry Mr. Lawrence Kerns, Cooch, Moth, 'Ml Mnss Susan Rndge Commercxol Englnsh Mass Sylvuo Muller Hnsfory Home Economxcs Seated left to rlght Creed Morgan Jaan Patton Kay Graham Leota Borgens Cathryn Schultz Harriet Covert Stanclmg left to right Joe Coombs Garry Kmdred Kathryn Knapp Miss Ridge ANNUAL STAFF Editor Kathryn Knapp Asststant Editors Harriet Covert Cathryn Schultz Seniors Creed Morgan Kay Graham Harriet Covert Grade School Leota Borgens Actlvltles Cathryn Schultz Classes Joan Patton Sports ,,,v,,,,V7,.,,V...,t..a,..aA., ., do Garry Kindred, Joe Coombs Seniors LEOTA JOY BORGENS Salutatorian Meet Tuffy Ambition, To be o Housewife Scying: l-lorsefeatltersu Student Body Secretory 4- Class Treasurer 4, Don't Darken My Door 4: Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, News Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Prom 3: Boccoloureate Escort 3, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' P. E. Manager 2, Class Board of Control 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Class Secretary l. 2 KAY GRAHAM Meet Minnie Mouse Ambition: To go to College Saying, Nhoops Don't Darken My Door 4, Girls League Secretary 4, Member of Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Moiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Assistont Closs Secretory 4: News Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Stall 3, 4, Yell Queen 2, 4, T. B. Representative 3, 4: Comrrence- ment Escort 3: Junior Prom 3, Girls League Board of Control 3, Closs Social Chairrnon 3, Lettered in Tennis 2, 3, 4, Closs Secretory 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Honor Award Com- mittee l, 2, Class President l, Camera Club l. CLASS i954 'fu CREED ROBERT MORGAN Meet Creeilie Beach nut Ambition To be ci former o ing give lets gu Member ofF F A 4 Annual Stott 4 Clcss Board of Control 4 Dont Darken My Door 4 News Stall 3 4 T B Representative 3 4 Boys State 3 Commencement Escort 3 rom Escort 3 Bocciourecite Escort e P esi lent ol Class 3 erei all 3 Le rei B seboll Enro e 3 ELOIS ANN HARRISON Meet Toots Ambition To be ci Housewife Saying Oli yeah Dont Dorken My Door 4 Girls Le igus- Vicc President 4 Member ot Girls League l 2 3 4 Clnss Presvlent 3 Junior Prom 3 Proi ort 3 Girls Glee Cluo l iss sis ant Socir1lClnoirrnon 2 Mixc l Cliori l L braricm l Honor Awrri Conm t ef Ml k HARRIET LOUISE COVERT Meet Lucy Ambltlon To be a teacher S yung Yes Dear Edttor of News 4 Class Pres: ent 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 4 Prestdent of Band 4 Dont Darlcen My Door 4 Glrls League I 2 3 4 Treasurer of Gtrls League 3 4 Junior Prom 3 Commencement Escort 3 Yell Queen 3 Lettered nn Tennts 2 3 4 Honor Award Commlttee I 2 3 Gtrls Glee Club 2 3 Class Treasu r 3 Class I Pres1clent2 Yell Leader 2 Red Cross Repre sentatuve 2 Mlxed Chorus I 2 Camera I Llbraran I Pep Band GARRY JO lN KINDRED Meet Llttle John Anbutton To be a coach Saynng Alrnghty Memlcer ol F F A 4 Treasurer of F F A 4 Class Vlce Freslaent 4 Dont Darken My Door 4 Baccalaureate Escort 3 Commence ment Escort 3 Class Sergeant at Arms 3 nual Staff 4 News Satf 2 3 4 tered nn Basketball 2 3 4 Le tered nn Ba e 4 Letter n Foo I Clcss Boarql of Control I 3 Class Pres: en ys horus I 2 Max Chorus I 2 Camera Club I Honor Awar.l Commlttee I ww t K SFIIRLEY ANN BIRGE Meet Shlrl Ambltlcn To be a Secre ary Yell Leader 4 Class Secretary 4 Gtrls Lea gce 4 Dont Darken My Door 4 Enrolled HOWARD RAYMOND COLEMAN Meet Ray Ambltncn Farmer or Greyhound bus drtver Sa mg t Kllnng tn e Class Sergeant at Arms 4 Enrolled 4 KATH RYN RUTH KNAPP Voledtctornan Meet Kat Knapp Amlsntlon To go to College Saytng Rats Edxtor of Annual 4 Glrls League Preslclent 4 Dont Darken My Door 4 Member of urs League I 2 rs Glee Club I 3 4 News Sta 3 4 Class Soclal Chanrman 2 4 Freslden of Band 3 Student Body Soclal Chaurman 3 Letterecl ID Tennis 2 3 4 Junsor Prom 3 Class Se retary 3 Baccalaureate Escort 3 Gnrls State Representatlve 3 German Banzl ual tatf 2 and 4 Mnxezl Chorus I 2 Camera Club I 'It . . . , . . . An I 5 ' f I , , 9 Leti ball 1, 2, 3, , ' edt mt' 2,V3, 2, Bo' c ,2, EGM t, , 'et . I .d F F I I H I, , A' , ,' at , ,3,4,BQnQ1t,2,3,4f , , ' oat , Q, , , ff 2, I, , 1 I re II, : V4ce 1 I' ' , , : I f Club , 'I a , I fl. 2, 3, Ann s ,3, Fee B 1, 2, 3, 4. I I YI I Jus I 'TTI ll FRESHMAN YEAR On September 5, l95O, ten green trash timidly and undecidedly entered the Hallowed Halls ot Harrington High School. The Juniors were very sweet to us and didn't initiate us untul three weeks atter school had begun We had a lot of fun beung unutuated and ut made us more anxuous than ever to become Junuors We chose Coach Lomax as our class advusor and elected the tollowung ottuceus Presudent Kay Graham Secretary Leota Borgans Treasurer Harruet Covert Socual Chaurman Joy Wulson Board ol Control Garry Kundred Ann Whupple and Don Larson moved away and lelt u wuth 5 gurls and l boy llucky boy? We were so ambutuous that we gave a magazune party tor the hugh school on November lO T950 Stull our energy excedecl us so we served dunner to the Luon s Club an made a nuce protut of S75 OO We ended our actuon tulled trosh year wuth our class pucnuc at Natatoruum Park SOPHOMORE YEAR To start our second year of Hugh school out wuth a bang we began proc ucung and school actuvutues We elected th tollowung ottucers Puesudent Garry Kundred Vuce Presudent Harruet Covert Secretary Kay Graham Treasurer Joy Wulson Socucul Chaurman Kaythrn Knapp Board ol Control Leota Borgans Alread t unc to earn enou h more tor our Junuor ear when we would uve Y Y J Q Y Y Q our prom we sold pop corn at the home basketball games We ordered our class uungs from The Master Engravers early un the sprung l orderung them early we would receuve them the furst week of our Junuor year To conclude our sophomore year we took a pucnuc lunch munus the chucken and traveled to Wandermueu We enuoyed swummung mosquutocs and fushung . S . , . . . , d ' ' . . acting out skits, Gur talented class was called on quite frequently to give skits tor various ue I I Z . ' l ' I. I . . H H JUNIOR YEAR ln the tall of September l953 everyone returned wuth the exceptuon of Joy Wulson Joy moved to Davenport Creed Morgan formerly a Gonzaga student and Mark Hull haulang trom Faurbanks Alaska uouned our ranks Later on un the year Noy Lee enrollea enrolled from Eugene Oregon Thas totaled 5 gurls and 4 boys We were very sorry to s e Mark Leave us at the end of the semester We elected the tollowung ottacers Presudent Toots Harruson Vace Presadent Creed Morgan Secretary Kathryn Knapp Treasurer l-larraet Covert Socual Chaurman Kay Graham Sergeant at Arms Garry Kandred Advasor Mr Kumble One of the most excatung days of the school year lfor usl was the day we anatuated the Freshmen We were honored when Kathryn Knapp was chosen to attend Gurl s State and was lected Ambassador at Large Creed Morgan attended Boys State As we were constantly tryung to thank of ways and means ot earnung money we hut upon the adea ot a bake sale lt was a great udea too we made S37 OO Whoever reard ot chargung Sl 50 tor a pue'P We also sold pop at all the home basketball games On Aprul 24th we uouned wuth the Senuors un guvung the play Junuor Prom lt was a howlung success We gave our Junuor Prom Moonlught and Roses on May 22nd Kaye Baggars Dance Band provudecl the musuc for dancung Sharon Barge and Stevae Wulluams were our tlower gurl and boy Barbara Moore and Paul Turner served punch So to clumax our excutang Junuor year we loaned wuth the rest ot the l-lugh School and went on an all l-lu pucnuc to Luberty Lake SENIOR YEAR The class ot 54 came back to H l-l S wuth vam and vutaluty and an eagerness to make thear last year of school the most memorable year Elected to head the class for the school year were Presudent Harruet Covert Vuce Presadent Garry Kundred Treasurer Leota Borgans Secretary Kay Graham Socaal Chaurman Kathryn Knapp Board ot Control Creed Morgan Sergeant at Arms Ray Coleman Advusor Mr Downung At the begunnang ot the year Ray Coleman and Shurley Barge loaned our class but Shurley had to leave us at the end ot the turst semester One of the haghlaghts of our Senaor year was when we gave the play Don t Darken y Door Our sneak was one ot the most memorable happenangs ot our hugh school care r The class motto us Not by years but by dusposutuon us wasdom acquured Our class colors are Navy and Gold Class flower Ameracan Beauty Rose Baccalaureate Nas held May 23rd and Commencement was held on the evenung of May 24th thus brungung to a close our hugh school days , . .. , ., . . u , - . , . e u . ., D 1 V . . , . .. , . . .. ,, . ,, - H . 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CLASS WILL Creed walls has abalaty to go to Odessa wathout a carload ot garls to Morgan H s knack tor arguang he leaves to Joanne Loeltelbean Creed s abalaty to be M C at as semblaes he walls to George Better luck next tame George Kay walls her worn out record ot Wash you were here to Roberta who wall play at a lot after Creed graduates Kay leaves her maaorette unatorrn to the Frosh boys hopes at wall brang back sweet memoraes Kay leaves her desk to John who seemed to have found an attractaon there Garry walls has small teet to Everett maybe Kathryn wall let you wear her shoes next year Everett Has basketball abalaty he leaves to Larry Baker He leaves has abalaty to talk to the garls wathout blushang to Ball Huddle use thas wath precautaon Ball Harraet walls her place as Edator ot the school news to Joe who already has a path worn to the Catazen otface She walls her typang abalaty to Roger so he wont go broke buyang erasers Harraet also leaves her 'ob ot Senaor class presadent to the un lucky candadate Eloas walls her Home Ec experaence to the next garl lucky enough to get a rang Tl'e beaten path to and from Davenport Toots walls to Elmo who fands and ottractaon tnere Sharley walls her way wath Student body Presadents to Lorna Tanke She walls her way of gettang along wath Morgan to Patty Parsons Leota walls her scholastac abalaty to Barbara Moore Her abalaty to attract younger men she leaves to Pat Fuller thas may come an handy Pat sance Ray as also leavang Ray walls the worn out streets ot Harrangton to the Don Juan ot next year Hs tavorate expressaon of Just kallang tame he leaves to John Rays sneaky way of beang late to class hed lake to leave to Kathryn but sance shes always caught and also leavang he lets Jeannae have at Kathryn walls he abalaty to get back anto band to Jam All she advases as lust try a lattle Jam She would lake to leave her drawang abalaty to Cathryn Schultz so someone wall be able to turnash the boys some entertaanment next year Kathryn s musac abalaty she leaves to Bert so he can accompany John when he sangs an Hastory Class To Mr Downang we leave memoraes ot hadden caps and gowns of noasy dasputang class meetangs and radaculous lor sallyl assembles l'7'77l ot the wald bunch on tne Sneak who he guaded through all dattacultaes To Mr Kerns we leave our boys sports equapment and hopes that he wall some day agaan have the materaal we are takang wath us lllll To Mass Maller we leave all our hastory papers and the notes wratten an class Also the garls leave her all thear taalures and successes an cookang To Mr Kraus go the untanashed proaects the boys lett an shop as well as rem nants of tanashed works To Mr Lampert we leave regrets that we are takang so much talent wath us also our band and chorus musac laust ours to usel whach was slaghtly abused though we meant to treat at wath lovang care To Mass Radge goes the themes and papers we slaved over tor Englash along wath the hope that she wall have other students as well behaved . . , .. . , . - 11- 11 - - 1 - 1 1 , . . 1 1 - 1 , . a , . 1 1 1 1 - . . ,, .. . ,, , . 1 - - 1 1 . . .... .,,. !' , . . . ,, . . .. , . . . . , . , . - 1 . ,, . . 1 ---1 1 , . . - 1 n ' ' . . V , . 1 1 1 CLASS WILL IContinued I To the Juniors we leave our much prized desks in the Senior row, Treat them with respect and reverence remembering their former owners. To tlse Sophomores we leave our brains and ingenuity to see them through the oncoming years To tne Freshmen we leave our dignity and grace to get them out of tight situ ations They will undoubtedly get into Signed and Sealed This 24th Day of May In the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Fifty Four HARRIET COVERT PROPHECY In the many years that l have been here l have never seen Harrington more prosperous Could it possibly be because the H H S Class of 54 has taken over the small city The fact remains to be seen The first person l have the pleasure of renewing old memories with is Miss Leota Borgans Leota tells me that at the present she is the solo piano player at the Magnet She is world famous for her recording Bell Bottom Blues Leota first started playing this tune when a friend of hers loined the Navy Vvhen l asked Leota what she thought about men she replied Cant Stand Em As I walked away I wondered if this was the same Leota that l went to high school with As I walk up tlse street I see an enormous neon sign My l have never seen such a sign lt takes up at least a half a block Most signs you walk under but this one you walk through As l step back so that I can read all of It at once l see that it reads Creed Robert Morgan Lawyer At 65 Creed has not yet married He lust classmates stole the key to the Home Ec room at the high school and he is the defend ing lawyer Creed always was interested in the Home Ec Room The next person that I must visit is my old classmate Toots Harrison lmaglne my shock when the little white cottage with green shutters l had pictured turned out to be an old brick school house containing no not students but old maids Toots is the oldest maid of them all but she has the brightest future Toots is still engaged She and Rip decided that they wouldnt get married until he finished college Well here it is T999 and he is still going strong lm afraid I cant buy that one' Hey theres my Cousin Rav l wonder how he has been progressing After hav ing a long chat with him l found out the following information When Ray graduated from high school he was given a permanent contract with the Lincoln County Road Construction Co l had always hoped for Rays sake that they would never discover who dissolved the county roads Ray has repaired so many roads that he changed the name of the company to the Coleman Construction Co Ray still keeps the main street hot every night from 900 p m to l200 p m Ray also informed me that in the last 20 years 200 girls have made the trip from the gun club to Harrington ' ' ' I Il ll - I - 11 11 - - L - 11 1 11 h l - - II . ll I ' ' couIdn't decide. Right now, Creed is engaged in a very serious case. One of his old - , PROPHECY lContunued Do my eyes deceuve me or does that sugn on that guant buuldung read Yale I always tnought that college belonged to New Haven Connectucut Just as I walk up t e staurs a faurly old lady meets me VVhy uts Muss Harruet Covert It really usnt so duffucult to understand that Harruet has become a school teacher The fantastuc part of ut us tnat she named her college Yale When I asked her about the strange councudence srue told me that ut was no councudence at all but that she had once taught at Yale and she became so unfluentual that the college Presudent asked her to marry hum It took many months to move the college from New Haven to Harrungton but she dud ut That gurl would do anythung for her old home town Say who us that comung down the street wuth all the luttle chuldren taggung at hus feet Well what do you know? Its my old classmate Garry Kundred Garry and I had a s ort conversatuon un whuch I acquured from hum varuous and sundry pueces of un formatuon I was really thrulled to hear that Garry had lust been appounted head coach of the furst grade basketball team Garry was always a great athlete we all knew that some day he would reach the top Garrys hobby us racung two year olds around the play fueld here at Harrungton Its amazung that Garry never left Harrungton I guess he decuded that uf he stayed here long enough he mught secure such an um portant posutuon as he has now Remember Bug Brown and Starchy Garry? Whos that gurl turnung flupflops behund the chuldren followung Garry It looks luke no ut couldnt be but ut us' Its Shurley Burge Shurley was always quute lumber but at the age of oo' It seems as though Shurley has attauned her goal she always wanted to turn a perfect handsprung The fact us that she perfected them so well that Coach Garry asked her to be the cheerleader for hus team Shurley leads the cheers whule worlds record for swummung great dusances She swam the Pacufuc Ocean un IO hours and IO munutes I wonder what Florence Chadwuck us doung now a days There us only one of our classmates who dudnt remaun un Harrungton I have un quured around about thus person and have found out that she has reached great heughts In her hugh school days she was voted the most Iukely to become a member of the New York Phulharmonuc Well that she dud She us better known to her fruends as Luzzue the Scrub Woman She dudnt exactly make the Phulharmonuc but she has the honor of scrubbung the floor of the theater after each performance Her hobby us guvung puano recutals at Carnegue Hall Here she us better known as Muss Kathryn Knapp Kathryn s one consolatuon us that her former superuntendent Mr Warren Down ung us the solo vuolunust un the orchestra It seems as though the conductor has been havung a Iuttle trouble wuth Mr Downung because some tumes he lust gets carrued away and unstead of playung Vuolun Concerto No 54 he strukes up the rousung tune of Turkey In The Straw No I As for myself lm doung alrught I have long been employed as a taxu cab druver for the Rude at your rusk Taxu Servuce Co After I graduated from hugh school I went to college for a year but I lust couldnt forget those rungung words Iof my school truendsl watch the road and I-IELPI It must have always been my destuny to druve a taxu cab lm very proud of the way that I obtauned thus 'ob I had to take my old fruend Everett Cole for a 250 mule rude If Everett lumped out before the rude was over then I would be sunk but ul he stayed wuth me I could have the 'ob Naturally I had ut cunched because I knew that no one s druvung scared Everett Inot even Everett sl Y KAY GRAHAM , , I . A . . . . . . , uu , . - - I D . . u u , . , . . ,, - ,, , . . . . . . her grandchildren Don, Creed, and Larry make the touchdowns. Shirley also broke the . . ,, . A 1 . , ,, . l . . I . ,, . I . , . . . ll ll Il ll V ' ' . I , . . . . . I I ' ' . I B f 12 YEARS TOGETHER Left to Rght Harr et Co ert Kath yn Knapp Leota Bo gens SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presxdenr Vice Presldenf Secr Tary Treasurer Socnal Chairman Board of Control I-iarraef Covert Garry Kindred Shirley Blrge Leofa Borgens Kathryn Knapp Creed Morgan I H 4 f ?2 M pw Wm Xwfhn 754. Khaff mfr if :WD ff ' Wfed Mm 41 'L ofa B., M 11..- M.fV,,L,y ,QL A4a 5'9 fr7'Gil5'fv,m X f if -M Greed' -A MC3'f 9c,,w X00 Z3 fx Hwkhzbdyp , , :nv gulf Q' K 5 v , W f -'ff '3,,.1 1 l A A 3 X' , M A' - AU 1 1 ATT' , I 1 .f ' V -,-' A . y gn, 4. 1' , lv.f,,,:rJ, ff 4 ii' ,GQ 1 O! Q f H 2 5 4-A ,. 1- , ' fl f, gi. , ,4 f If if 4 Vi f ,,4fgff'TiifiT'f'gq.., . 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Classes ,4- Front Row left to right Jeanne Wahl Cathryn Schultz Joan Patton JoAnn Harrison Helen Okazaki Back Row John Maurer Larry Knapp Everett Cole Don Schultz Bert Ring Joe Coombs JUNIOR CLASS At the beginning of the year the Juniors received their class rings which they pur chased from the Balfour Company On September 3 i953 the following officers were elected President Bert Ring Treasurer Jeanne Wahl Secretary Joan Patton B of Control John Maurer Advisor Miss Miller The class beaan the year wnth the total of thirteen members Claudia McCune withdrew from our class at the end of last year Warren Swenson transferred to Central Valley and Lois Whitside leaving the class with the total of eleven Freshman Initiation was held on September i8 in which the Juniors had the Freshmen wear comic and funny book character outfits The Junior class held an assembly for the student body on October i9 In which boys presented the play Dragnet There was a story of Paul Revere read by Cathryn Schultz and a poem by Jeanne Wahl Bones The class sold popcorn at the basketball games to increase the treasury so as to be able to sponsor a prom On April 23 the Juniors presented their prom with Dreamers Holiday as their theme Leslie Krause and Billy Kinzel were flower boy and gurl and Connie Scott and Benny Johnston were punch girl and boy JUNIOR CLASS OFFJCERS Front Row left to right JoAnn Harrison Bert Ring Jeanne Wahl Back Row Cathryn Schultz John Maurer Joan Patton x lt . . B' Q -r - 4'-J , , 1 V. President ..., .,.., , JoAnn Harrison Social Chrm. ss,,,,ss CathrynSchultz , ,, ,l . II ll , . . . L . . ,, , . ,, . , Front Row left to rlght Sharon Okazakn Ted Schultz Roger Wrlllams Larry Baker Lorna Tanke Second Row Annta Barbre Sally Conklin Janice Becker Collene Coleman Alnce Knowles Joanne Loetfelbetn Thxrd Row George Talklngton Gene Talktngton Morgan Jannott Chuck Moore Jam Gooley SOPHOMORE CLASS Collene Coleman Iomed our class at the begmnlng of the school year maklng our roll call a total ot enghteen Larry Susler loaned the class ID February Roger Wulllams trars erred to Spangle nn February leaving the class total of elghteen agaun Officers chosen for the scnool year were as tollows Presndent Jean Werner Treasurer Jam Gooley Vuce Presndent Sarah Conklln Board of Control Sharon Okazakl Secretary Roger Wnlluams Advlsor Mr Kerns Assembly was guven by thas class In November at whtch football letters were pre sented to a number ot the boys The hlstory of Harrington was read by several people and sknt about Thanksglvnng was gzven At the close a panel dlscusslon was held patterned alter the TV Program I Got A Secret The student body was then treated to popcorn balls decorated as turkeys We sold popcorn at the football game In order to make money tor our class We sold unshelled peanuts at the basketball games The sophomore class has been selling rooter hats white Tshirts with a panther msngnla on them and also whlte socks some plam and some wlth red stnpes on them SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS F ont Row lelt o rngh Sally Conklin .lean VXerner SH ron Okazokl Back Ron Roger Wulllams Jtrn Gccley. Front Row left to rlght Loryn Schultz Bull Huddle Bud Maurer Elmo Abbott Darrel Tanke Paul Turner Se ond Row Larry Kruger Pat Fuller Barbara Moore Roberta Retth Helen Covert Karla Warwtck Bob Havvknns Thlrd Row Bob McKlnnon Patty Parsons Marlene Hardy Paralee Turner Jack Larsh Larry FRESHMAN CLASS electing the offlcers as follows Treasurer Paul Turner Socnal Chrm Karla Warwuck B of Control Robert Hawktns Mr Krause At the begunwlng of the year the class consisted of nune-teen students Loryn The Freshmen were nnttnated by the Junuors September l8 The gurls were also A Freshman assembly was gtven December 23 before the student body ranse the class funds a bake sale was held February I7 and concesstons were FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front Row left to rnght Paul Turner Darrel Tanke Marlene Hardy Back Row Karla Worwuck Bob Mc Kmnon Paralee Turner Bob Hawknns Activ1t1e.s' SCHOOL CALENDAR August Sckool b ns rNo remarks ueptember Juttor Ca Rings Arrlve keep em boys f Clcss o tccrs c o Fcr lLmcoln County Queen Kay enters l2 l3 Lncoln County Fan Queen Kay Crowned Band Marcltesl Frost lnrtlatuon Football game wrtlt Sprague rOb dear we lostl Football game wttn Almrra lost agaun Freslwmar retun arty rrlrgt Luons Fall Fest: Students get T B X rays lnduvudual plctures taken October Football Game wltb Creston lD S made only toucltdownl Gnls League lnlttatron Footbal' game wutlt Sprague lost Student Body Party Ag Class goes to Pullman Home ECOIWOVTIICS Class to Style Sltow ID Davenport Representatives to T B Meeting lCreed elected Presldent ot Jr Leaauel Football wttlt Alnura lost Sewuors Assembly late as always Juntor Assembly lDragnetl Sensors ltaxe plctures taken l-lallowe n party sponsored by Lions Q9 30 9 week tests November Q lntormal Band Concert l2 Plctures arr e lo lmmunlzatlons Q5 Soplwomare Assembly Football letters awarded lCltuck on all star teaml 25 26 '77 Tbanksglvmg Vacatlon December Basketball gam wltn cdwall lwc won s Cl o us J or P Basketoal g c t Dcvenport Olt l uck of tle r Ba ketball aame at Sprague ,lost what a score D sketball gan at l2ll7vlll6 lost by 2 pounts overtumel Senlor Plav Dont Darken My Door etn Gane t rn to Cl tlstmas Concert A s n bly Cl rrstmas Hot '7 '79 'SO Vxlrlbur Hollday Tournament Sl- . 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SCHOOL CALENDAR IContinuedt January 4-Back to School. 5-Basketball game here vvlth Creston llc-stl. 8-Basketball game here with Odessa tVVlrevv, that was close l2-Basketball game with Eclvvall there, l5-Basketball game here vvtth Sprague tloo close tor comtort lo-Basketball game at Davenport ,VVell, must not be luck. l8-Snovv vacation, l9-Game vvith Almira there hurrah tor Lakelancll. 22- Baslcetball game vvlth Pitzvllle here. 25 Snow and more Snow Baslf tball game at Creston 26 27 28 29 More Snovv Vacatlon February 2 Basketball game wtth Lund there 5 Ba l4etball game wuth Odessa there 9 Basketball game vvtth Odessa at Davenport l8 l9 Mud Vacation l2 l3 l9 20 22 Bl County lournamert March Sensor Assembly not late agaun rs sung at U B Chu l9 Tests Encl ot Quartet All Sports Banau t Juntor Assembly Apr: 789 lnland Emptre Conventton another facattonl Band and Chorus at Davenport Baseball at Rttzvtlle Janlor Prom 'Dreamers l-tolrday Sophomor Assembly Ltta here tor Baseball May 456 7 Jun or Ltr stock Show ln apo an Orr League tea tor lvlothers Ba fball ftth Sprague Rt JI B1 Otl Game at Q e C ma reprfs n e a o 1 Img ttt Ot Q Ct,tC Cn ont 1 L, lp' tent long l June UIC S oo 26- L be . 5- ' ' , 5 Gi l ' E. . . rch. l5- . l9 . A 1 26 f e. 29- ' . . 'l l7- . 23- A X' . 23- ' ' ' 5, 29 - X e . 30 W ' X . 3 ---- - t We X ' A lc e. 7- ls A t . 7' S: - '1' . B-Bl-Coantv track meet at tzvlle. ll-cselcl ' clssr. T5-Lllai Festlual Bit f J e t d. l9 Frei? men Assembly, 20 Flay D ff PE Class t Rttzvllle Il Lbs' Dr. y 'ar the '-'trhfy Se 'ors. So L wg Ure lf lassmetl 22-Oflessa lfar ' ing C est. 23-Baicg la rests. 24-Conmencen , :rt . J zrstl 4 pw -ttyl Pte Ch l Ou l , l Front Row left to rlght Joe Coombs Don Schultz Leota Borgens Second Row Helen Okozakn Harrnet Covert Cathryn Schultz Joan Patton Sharon Okazakl Kathryn Knapp Thurd Row John Maurer Creed Morgan Bert Rung Bob Hawkms STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Body offacers were as follows Presldent Don Schultz Vlce President Bert Rung Secretary Leota Borgens Treasurer Cathryn Schultz Advertlslng Manager Helen Okazakl Kathryn Knapp and Harrlet were chosen editors of the annual staff and the school news respectively Class representatlves to the councll are Bob Hawkins Freshmen Sharon Okazaka Sophomores John Maurer Junnors Creed Morgan Sennors and Joan Patton Girls League The Student Councll was made up of the above people Htghllghts of the year were the purchasing of yell leader outfuts and helpmg pay for the phonograph mlcrophones and loudspeakers bought for the hugh school by the Class of 53 Standing left to right Harriet Covert Elols Harrison Joan Patton Helen Okazakl Kay Graham Seated Kathryn Knapp GIRLS LEAGUE The attic rs which were elected tor the year are a President Vice President Secr tary Treasurer Social Chairman Board ot Control Advisor s follows Kathryn Knapp Elois Harrison Kay Graham Harriet Covert Helen Okazaki Joan Patton Miss Miller On October 8 ten girls were initiated into the Girls League Our main protect this year was collecting clothing to send to Korea and Greece In February the Girls League had a student assembly in which they awarded letters and chevrons to those who earned them and presented two movies to the student body. During the year many improvements were made in the Girls League Room- it was given a thorough cleaning and painting A Mothers Tea was given during May and many money-making protects were undertaken. g Front Row left to right .lack Larsh Roger Williams Bob Hawkins Donald Schultz Garry Kindred and Joe Coombs Second Row left to right John Maurer Creed Morgan Ted Schultz Larry Schultz Morgan Jan not and Advisor Mr Krause Third Row left to right Loryn Schultz George Talkington Everett Cole and Bert Ring FFA The newly organized chapter of the Future Farmers of America took a firm hold on the boys at Harrington High School last fall. With Mr. Harry Krause as Advisor the club elected the officers for the chapter as follows: Bert Ring President Donald Schultz Vice President Garry Kindred Treasurer Roger Williams Secretary, Bob Hawkins Reporter, and Everett Cole Sentinel. This year the Boys attended, as a team, the fair at Davenport and a judging contest at Pullman, They plan to exhibit and judge animals at the Junior Livestock Show in Spokane in the spring. To top the year off a banquet is scheduled for April 23 for the boys and their families, Q we at Lett to rught Elous Harruson Kathryn Knapp Harruet Covert Garry Kundred Mr Downung Creed Morgan Leota Borgens Kay Graham Joe Coombs SENIOR PLAY Dont Darken M Door' Creed Morgan Kay Graham oe Coombs Harruet Covert Garry Kundred Leota Borgens Elous l-larruson Kathryn Knapp Roger Kent a bachelor Rosemary Kent hus nuece Tom Garruck Rosemarys persustent Poppy Fostet maud ot all work Alec Stubbuns Poppy s devoted swaun Jane Perkuns a wruter of romances Louusa Featherstone mauden lady Susue Featherstone her mauden s-steu SUITOV Thus three act comedy IS revolved around Jane Perkuns who wrutes romances that s t Rosemary and Poppys heart burnung as well as get a ruse of Interest out of theur old maud reuglsbor flee Musses Louusa and Susue Featherstone The Ideas the books guve Rosemary and Poppy caus theur real lute lovers much chagrun but wuth the leelp ot Roger and Muss Perkuns herself the trouole unvvunds Itself IU a hIlarIous fashuon As tre last curtaun falls the youna couples are all happy as Rosemary gets a delucuously romantuc elopement vvuth Tom, and Alec become Poppys hero, as Roger gets taclclecu wFen lee trues to stop the elopement, by tne unmarrued mauds un tre story Louuscu curbs SusIe's reduculous vvays, as Roger and Jane fund themselves lust rught for each other ard end up together Under tle able clurectuon at our Superuntendent, Mr Downung, and student durec tor Shurley Burge, the play went oft wuth a bang and was a terrutuc success The Senuor's undyung gratutude goes to Mr Darrell Varnuer for hus support In promptung Q Q3 WW? 0 swim I Z , 6 .e -. 1 ,, , - -. 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It H - - G I - , , , . , , . . l I ,J I . . , I Sea ed Kathryn Knapp Leota Bargens Helen Okazakm Left to Rnght Joan Patton Sharon Okazakr Joe Covert Cathryn Schultz and Sally Conklln Edltcr In Chief Assustant Edltors Sports Editor Sports Reporters Features Typlst Grade School Reporters NEWS STAFF Ha rrlet Covert Cathryn Schultz Joe Coombs Bert Rung Garry Klndred Ted Schultz Kathryn Knapp Leota Borgens Sharon Okazakl Joan Patton Helen Okazaku .leannne Wahl Sally Conklnn Kay Graham Creed Morgan Coombs Kay Graham,ICreed Morganl, Ted Schultz, Garry Kindredx Jeannie Wahl, Bert Rnng Harrlet Front Row left to rnght Alan Lybecker Jett Graham Roger Wnlluams Kathryn Knapp Larry Kruger Ben Johnston Roberta Reuth Janrce Becker Ted Schultz Second Row Karla Warwnck Helen Okazakn Lorna :anke Joan Patton Paula Stone Sally Conklin Barbara Moore Anita Barbre Sharon Okazalu Jean Werner Thlrd Row James Bartlett John Kaputa Carol Becker JoAnn Easton Larry Boker Harruet Covert Cathryn Schultz JoAnn Harruson Glen Tanke Mr Lampert BAND President Harrlet Covert Unuform Keepers Ted Schultz JoAnn Harrison Llbrornan Larry Baker Under the darectlon ot George Lampert our band opened the l953 54 season by marching at the Lincoln County Fair September l2 On the lrst of actlvltles tor the band were two Informal concerts the fnrst on No vember 2 and the econd a very gay Christmas concert with seasonal and popular music was guven on December 2l A pep band was organuzed to provude entertainment durlng the sports season Thus was dnrected by Kathryn Knapp student dnrector On April l7 the band traveled to Davenport to compete ln the Bu County music meet As a clumax of the year the band appeared an the Lllac Festival on May l5 and the B: County marching contest at Odessa May 22 Front Raw left to rnght Kay Graham Roberta Relth Joan Patton Judy Graham Marlene Walters Baclf MAJORETTES AND YELL LEADERS My Grahm JAnn Harrtson Row: Marilyn Talkingtan, Karla VVarwick, Sharon Teel, Lxnda Schultz. ' f 2 w and C Front Row left to rlgh Cathryn Schultz Pot Fuller Joanne Loeffelbem Burborcl Moore Leoto Borgens Koy Grchom Roberto Renth Helen Covet Second Row Lorna Tonke Collene Coleman Sharon Okozokl Ifcrlo Worwuck Joon Potion Solty Conklin Amto Borbre Marlene Hardy Thlrd Row Helen Olcozcskl Jcmce Be ker Foty Parsons Alrce Knowles Kathryn Knopp Porolee Turner Mr Ldmpert GIRLS CHORUS Under the dlrectnon of Mr George Lompert the gurls enloyed C1 successful yeor of snngnng They performed for the P TA ond loter they entered the Bl County Music Meet newn Y. fd PS. v?E.?oRMa SQHDOLE Come iuwn of gif -JN-X3 Q QUJ LVICEY S sow .f' Mm Vw? vcd ,J in Mm Qcvfk Ka. 1 J' LJWXS CUrm,n Q10 Sweef' V ?alTD0r'Q vu.H'Uwf95 is 1.., ,- : .-aww? if J... 52 F ' ' N n , .. n is HQ .fb jf 1 :V -,,f': . 4' , 3 5 ,fm 'yah ,,,.---,,. 4' ? fnfl -W, it 1 t if u , M ., N if ' ,t U 3, 'A.: 1 Zzzz b A in li 55 Kimi? Q J- Afed 4,ff x K I 1 - N5 1 , . y J WA: pn hh' N0-,ykg '.. 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A Q +l Hf: Lf Nw 'S OL U '+ve Sports JOHN MAURER JOE COOMBS LARRY BAKER CHUCK MOORE Pasmon end POSITION guard POSITION center POSITION guard Year Jr Year J Year Soph Year Soph JACK LARSH TED SCHULTZ Yew Ffosh GEORGE TALKINGTON Yew Soph Posmon Quarter Back Year Soph TEAM eff to Rnght Larry Schultz Joe Coombs Don Schultz Coach Kerns Elmo Abbott John Maurer Row 2 George Talknngron Jack Larsh Chuck Moore Larry Baker Darrell Tanke Ted SchulTz Bud Maurer Row 3 Larry Kruger Bully Huddle Loryn Schu fz Paul Turner Bobby McKinnon Bobby Hawkins - , -- r. --v . - . if , Fosifion-right hcllf Position-half back FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1953 The Harrington Panthers opened their i953 season of football with a turnout of about I8 boys, This was one of the largest turnouts H, H, S, has had for several years Because of the stiff competition and unexperienced players of the previous year, Harrington joined a new gridiron league. This included Almira, Sprague and Harring- ton. Creston scheduled games with the Panthers but were not included in the league as conference games, Sprague 69 Harrington 6 The Harrington Panthers played tl err frrs ball game at home and entertained the Vrkrngs from Sprague Because of the sr e and lack of experience or thc Panther s side they took a losing cefeat of 69 to 6 rn therr first tilt In the second meet of the two teams Sprague fvas strll victorious but with only a tally of 37 to O Harrington fought hard all the way but Spragues fast hrttrng offer se proved superior Almrra 44 Harrington 0 The Trorans from Almrra traxelecl to Harrington n their frrst opener and took home a 44 to O victory This left the Panthers rn a mood of more practice and maybe well do better next time Almrra played host to the defeated Panthers rn the second contest and took the lead early rn t e game only to keep rt that way A final tally shofved Harrington with a sad 37 to 6 rosrng score Creston 6 Harrington 7 This was Harrrngtons first wrn as well as a moral booster for both thc team and Ile school The game was a close one because both teams were scoreless most of the game On a passing offense Harrington edged a score and a conversion over their opponents Creston broke away and also made a tally but failed in the afterpornt When the gun went off H H S led with the final victory of 7 to 6 Next time Cr ston was host but the boys from Harrington fvere out to wrn This tney did The Panthers feel that this Nas their oest played game partly because they won wrtn a I3 to O score Sophomores and Juniors wno were th strengtn of tl e team Some of these boys won tnerr first award rrr Football h se were Sophomor s Larr Baker center and Oene Ta krngton guard Pre hmen were Jack Larsn halfback Darrel Tanke end Elmo Abbott end and Paul Turner quarterback The Junror class was repre sented by John Maurer who did a frnc rob at left erd Second year ' tters went to Don Schultz J Hc fback Ev rett Cole Jr center Joe Coombs Jr guard Ted Schultz Soph quarterback Chuck Moore Sooh quarter back Morgan Jannot Soph fullback and G orgc T rlkrngton Scph fullback e honor of oerng chosen team c ptarn of tle rv to Junior Dona rr Schultz who drd a frne rob of being term halfback . Q . . G . I S S . 'Z 'I r sr ' ' X s ' g, . . . . r H X . , . . - r . ' ' f ' I l ' S A - ' - fr - 1 . rr . 4 JY I IT .1 . h I . I . X Y . . , . . 9 k r m X, . 1 X . I . r - I - A r .r In the season of I953 H, H. S. was lucky in having a fine group of Freshmen, , ' ' e , ' W , I S I I r. T 5 I ,' i 9 V' r ' esrr A I , l I 'J I I . , , ri, ' rl, , e , ., , -r 1 r - 'rr - rr H I ' r , rr I V ' ,. L , f Th ' l ' 1 f- a ' ' club i ent ' , l l BERT RING GARRY KINDRED JOHN MAURER Heught 5 8 Height 5 7 Year Sr Year J Lettered 3 Lettered 2 years DON SCHULTZ 4 Helght 6 3 Year Jr ettered 2 EVERETT COLE Height 6 5 Year Jr Leftered 2 Felght 5 IO Year J Lettered 2 Left to Rnght George Tolkungton Ted Schultz Darrell Tonke Morgan Jannott Ball Huddle Coach Kerns Everett Cole Bert Ring Don Schultz Garry Kendred John Maurer BASKETBALL Ha rrungton vs Edwall The Panthers won their opening game of the season by beating Eclwall 50 to 49 Top scorers for thus game were Cole wuth l8 and Kindred wuth l5 Harrungton vs Daven port Harrungton beat the highly rated Davenport team un what proved to be a very low scorung game The final score was Harrungton 30 Davenport 20 Hugh fo thus game were Kindred wuth T0 and Cole wuth 7 Davenports hugh point man was Savelesky wuth 8 Harrungton vs Sprague Harrungton then traveled to Sprague The Panthers were looking tor another vuctory but instead found a red hot Sprague team The tunal score was for Sprague o9 and Harrungton 46 Hugh tor thus game were Freus ot Sprague wuth 22 and Kundrecl wuth 18 Harrungton vs Rutzvulle Harrungton traveled to Putzvulle to meet what proved to be one of the best teams un the state Rutzvulle ran away from the Panthers un the turst halt but the Panthers came back the second half only to go down un defeat un an overtume 40 to 38 Thus was by tar the best game the Panthers played all year Hugh tor thus game were Kindred who canned Ql and Grams who got l4 'or the winners Harrungton vs Lund Harrungton th n played host to Lund which handed Harrungton a 52 to 29 pastung Harrungton vs Almura Harrungton played a good game to the turst quarter but the Almura team soon had thungs well un hand and went on to wun 69 to 48 Hugh for thus game were Almura s McKay wuth T7 and Kindred with T6 Harrungton vs Odessa The Panthers got their turst league wun un tour starts by beating Gdessuu 4l to 37 Huah for the game were Cole wuth lf? and Walters wuth ll Harrung Panthers Go to Wulbur Tournament The Harrungton Panthers went to the Wulour tournament and managed to co we out wuth tourth place Harrungton was beaten the turst day by Lakeland Village 48 to 34 They then won their second game from Leavenworth un an overtume 38 to 37 The next nught thev played for thurd and tourth place wuth Pateros and were beaten 67 to 47 Hugh scorung tor the tournament were Kindred wuth a three game total of Sl points and Cole wuth a total of 31 points tor three games Harrungton vs Edwall Harrungton and Edwall s second meeting brought the Panthers another vuctory tor re wun column The tunal score Harrungton 44 and Fdwall 42 Hugh for thus gam Nere Bucher of Edwall with l6 and Cole wuth l4 High tor this game were Cole with I7 and Stevens of Lind with l4. V Harrungton vs Sprague Sprague came to Harrungton expectung an easy vuctory only to fund a very stub born Harrungton team But Sprague went on to wuun 48 to 46 Hugh tor the game were Freus ot Sprague vvuth 23 and Kundred ot Harrungton wuth To Harrungton vs Davenport Harrungtons second meetung wutn Davenport proved ausastrous or them ln the turst meetung ot these teams Davenport was wuthout the assustance of theur center Kueth Green But the Pantlsers beat Davenport wuth or wuthout Green Tl e tunal scor vas 49 to 37 un tavor ot the Panthers Hugh tor the game was Green ot Davenport wutn To and Kundred ot Harrungton wutn T5 Harungton vs Almura Almura beat the Panthers wuthout much trouble although the Panthers never gave up The score was Almura 63 Harrungton 45 McKay ot Almlra was hugh followed by Kundred wuth T5 Harrungton vs Rutzvulle Rutzvulle won a easy vuctory over the Panthers an the second meetung wuth tne game endtng 66 to 4T Glen Tompkuns was hugh wuth T8 and Kundred had T5 Harrungton vs Creston Harrungton got uts revenge ot uts defeat by Creston by oustung them 50 to 4T Mel Peterson ot Creston was hugh wuth T8 tollowed by Kundued and Cole wuth T6 apuece Ater beatung the Panthers handuly the turst part ot the year Lund tound som trouble un beatung the Panthets the second tume The tunal score was Lund 5T Harrung on 45 Ed Stevens dropped un QT pounts to lead the scorung The Panthers Everett Cole made T5 Harrungton vs Odessa Tru was the second and tunal meetung ot the Panthers and Odessa and thus was the Panthers last chance to go to bu county The Panthers pulled ut out of the bag and earned uts chance to play Odessa oft Kundred was hugh for the game wuth T9 and Walters was hugh tor Odessa wuth T2 Harrungton and Odessa Playoff Harrungton and Odessa plaved att to see who would get tne bud to the tourna ment But as luck would have ut Odessa won the all umportant game and got to go Hugh scorer for thus game was Walters wuth T7 and Cole got T5 tor the Panthers Thus was the last game ot tne season and the Panthers are lookung forward to a more successstul season next year Total scorung lor the year Total Pounts Average Garry Kundted Everett Cole Bert Rung Don Schultz John Maurer Morgan Jannot Ted Schultz George Tallcungton T5 , , . . .. 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'. e Harrington vs. Lind ' ' Q92 T5 252 T2 ' 88 4 49 2 80 4 . 48 Q u To T ' u From row left to rnght Jam Gooley Darrel Tanke Bud Maurer Everett Cole Bert Rung George Talknngton John Maurer Back row Jack Larsh Garry Kundred Morgan Jannott Elmo Abbott Ted Schultz Charles Moore Coach Kerns BASEBALL Coach Kerns started out has season with 8 returning lettermen these were as follows Seniors were Garry Kindred Juniors were Bert Ring John Maurer and Everett Cole Sophomores were Morgan Jannot Ted Schultz and Chuck Moore Darrell Tanke also was a letter winner Coach Kerns made some changes ID the llneup thus season by movlng Garry Kindred from catcher to shortstop and Darrell Tanke took over the catching spot Among some other changes he made was movlng Morgan Jannot from a rellef pntcher to a starting pitcher Kerns Panthers started out the season wlth a I4 tol beating but came rught back with a lO to 8 wln over Sprague Next vlctlm for the Panthers was Creston which went down to defeat l4 to 3 I-larrlngton starts nts league play Aprnl 23 with the defending bl county champs Rutzvllle at Rltzvllle Coach Kern looks forward to a very good season this year In has huttlng department and lust hopes that has fleldnng wall puck up with more games played Among has new comers to baseball thus year are George Talkxngton Jack Larsh Jimmy Gooley George Talklngton took over the hot spot of the team Thns spot was third base and George has proved himself to be lust what the team needed at thurd Jack Larsh and Jummy Gooley moved unto posutnons an the fneld and have also earned theur keep If the Panthers can keep up that team splrut and fnght we can look forward to a very successful season 1 5 r 1 1 1 1 r 4 7 r 1 1 1 1 . , , . 1 1 - , . . . 1 1 . . . . . . ,, 1 . 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Fron lef tto rught Paul Turner Kathryn Knapp .loan Patton Bob McKunnon Back row Bull Huddle Kay Graham JoAnn Harruson Larry Baker PANTHER TENNIS TEAM FOR 1954 The H H S Tennus team took the courts for the T954 s ason wutu Mr Downung un charge of the sport Returnung letter wunners from last season were Kay Grau am JoAnn Harruson Joan Patton and Larry Baker A new group Ou Fres m n made up the boy s end ot t e team wutn Paul Turner at sungles and Bob McKunnon and Bull Huddle playung boys doubles Larry Baker and Kathryn Knapp made up the muxed doubles cofnbunatuon wrule Kay Granarn and JoAnn Harruson compete at gurl s doubles Joan Patton us the Panthers contender for gurl s sungles Thus year the wunners ot the North Sude Tennus Meet wull have a Bu County play ott at Odessa The North-East District meet will be played in Spokane on May Qlst, Grade School .WAWHQW KV' s GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Seated left to reghf Mrs Snbert Miss Hoyes Mrs Morrison Mrs Cormono Stondmg left to rlght M Ruch Miss Swenson Mlss Monn Mrs Nessley Mr Peterson f .yu-sm ..w,..,..,,x..--V -.Y-w .-Wwwwhwwm 1 o 9 EIGHTH GRADE Ftrst Row left to rtght John Kuputa Howard Aldridge Jo Easton Judy Bryorly Paultne Arnold Jeff Graham Benny Johnston Second Row Glen Tanke Jnmmy Bartlet Chuck Conklm Carol Becker Vnvon Knowles Alan Lybecker Duck Wnlluams Mr Peterson SEVENTH GRADE Pts R N I t to ugh Elenorc Knowle Gwen Jackson Jo?-nn Huddl Conuto Scott Judy Graham Kathne Kupers Marlene Walters Sharon Teel Se ond Row Mrs Morrtson Eueen Covert Jtmrny Els DeWane Buddrnus Donme Worwtck Harvey Aldrndge Lynn McCormtck Lnndst Knapp Ltnda Wagner in ...lf 6' SIXTH GRADE Fnrst Row left to rnght Anleen Wagner Jerry Wahl Rokert Stone Brud Easton Don Blschoff Sally Bart Iett Second Row Vnclcl Jackson Susan Coombs Louise LePere Judy Tanke Marcnel Armstrong Thnrd Row Jerry Smith Bobby Graham Stanley Roth Mr Rach Larry Hardy Mllce Wnlluams Jnmmy Talktngton v 'V FIFTH GRADE st Row left to rtght Mtchael Br ar ger O 'nar tc ot onnte ent xl John a 5 can ow 16 u e em f r el en tn mme Hatre Mr ry Rtdge Pa aonnovs Peggy P rsons S tn y Pa av d Chavnl erla n ur: ovw M zrt yn Tal 1 n arol chultz usan eel nna u rms uren ar ton Ura an re G1 Han Gr B P Mrs Eas on FOURTH GRADE Frrst Row left to rnglwt Roger Lybecker Douglas .lockson Kathy Huddle Bully Armstrong Dovrd Swartz Dorus Borbre Jock VVol1l Dole Katt Second Row Bully Gooley Stanley Busclnoff Merle Walte s Es l-er England Gordon Wagner Donna Lee Deknng Donould Robertson Karen Worwrck Thnrd Row Koren Koputo Joycelyn Conklvn Jnmrny Knapp Ralph Arnold Jnrnrny Hoffmon Mrs Cormanc Dennns Horoy Lots Moore fm a-V a 'Pu THIRD GRADE l:lVSl OW l lel' FVIOL1 Off V llllfll OU U l O77 CV! VY Parr Garlee Knowles Secona Row Brudemno Notscn Drone Hardy Betty Koy Aldrldge Mtss Hoye Ltndo erns Gerrue Hetnerneyer Janrce Schultz , 56 Q Q is y 2 , x 1 4 M- N H . 1 ? in Q,-ta, '. ff Q 6 . ,' Q lg ,A N 3 d - of ns l ' ' A gs 1 , 1- e 4 ff I. A 4, 'Vw +5 fx I fl' . ' ' R , left to rglttg Estl A l', L -,f Kloster, Rfzyrnonl T , Cl dr Dll , Dt l Cru WS, Ltllv SECOND GRADE First Row left to right Sandra Kelly Deborah Wagner Johnny Floyd Neal Ottmar Johnny Kloster Ernest Timm Gary Kloster Barbara Chamberlain Arlene Deklng Second Row Diana Andersch Roger Et er Jasper Womach Barbara Lampert Carol Jackson Vick: Meyers Bully Talkungton Jurnmy Easton Gwen England Thnrcl Row Robert Connors Rlckey Wllluarns Karen Dnllon Donald Phullups Beverly Bly Gregory Wagner Linda Hardy Leslie LePere Monte Swenson Mrs Snbert F RST GRADE Ftrst Row left to rtght Rusty Warwuck Jerry Bull Howard Arnold Harold Sautter John Snmpson Gerald Abbott Darrell Dowmng Jtmmy Krause Rtchard Hottrnan Second Row Vnrgtma Homes Sandra Bremer Karl Kupers Wayne Btschotf Paul Moeller Leonard Robe tson Dennns Bly Robert Watson Douglas Wng ner Cynthua Grams Thx a Row Mtss Mann Luanne :mn Jannce Aldridge Erln Hearn Nancy Parr Kay Hou k Jayne Ottmar Dtana Parr Sue Charlton o n Morse rbara Ktt Culp Sc U P Swenson EIGHTH GRADE The eIghth grade at the begInnIng of the year numbered twelve students ln October Paultne Arnold relotned the group and In January Howard AldrIdge moved to HarrIngton from Brewster DIck WllllOmS moved to Spangle the last of February Seven of the group started together IH the TIVST grade Dunng the year members of the class have represented the sclcool on our basket ball team In our school band and as cheer leaders Student body OTTICSVS from the eIghth grade were Prestdent J ff Graham Vtce PresIdent Judy Bryarly Secretary VIVIOD Knowles Treasurer Ben Johnston In the sprIng an open house was held for the parents of eughth graders A graduatIon GXGFCISS was also held Among the fIe'd TTIDS we took durIng the year were a very InterestIng trIp to the Star ChInchIlla ranch north of Davenport to Kerrs to obs rve Instruments of the weather observlng statIon and a trIp to Spokane to see some of the Important Indus TFISS beung carrIed on there Our boys went to the Odessa Grade School Tournament and brought back a beoutIful thIrd trophy SEVENTH GRADE We started th school year wIth ten gIrls and four boys Soon after school had started RonnIe lVlcNary from Seattle came to IOID our class ln a few weeks Ronnle take hIs place ln January Harvey Aldndge from Brewster came to Iotn our class and a month later Glorta Murdock from Cooper School IU Spokane was added to our class roll One of the hIghlIghts durtng the ftrst semester was the publIshIng of our paper whIch we called The HarrIngton JunIor CITIZEN We had several sales durIng the year We used some of our money to paInt one end of the bomb shelter and start a museum The maIn soctal actIvItIes durIng the year Included a Halloween Party Chrtstmas Party and a VolentInes Party We also had a surprIse blrthday party for Mrs Morrtson SIXTH GRADE The SIXTH graders made QUITE a but of progress thIs last year We have stressed the Importance of good study habtts as well as the Importance of learntng to solve our own problems ID our school work and ID everyday ltfe The class has also become aware of the need for well developed mtnds If the Untted States IS to maIntaIn her QOSITIOD as a world power We have studIed the Importance of V6lIQIOUS freedom and freedom of speech We have made a trIp to the HarrIngton CITIZEN to help make us aware ot the part prIntIng has played ID the development of our strong natIon and the freedom of peoples ID other DCITIODS We had a soIl conservatIon held trIp and also made a trIp to the Star ChInchIllcI Qanch . . 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I . . : . . . . . , Q 4 e ' ' . returned to Seattle, but Connie Scott, from Whitman School in Spokane came to , FIFTH GRADE Twenty frve ch 'dren enrolled rn the flfth grade for the school year of l953 54 New to our group this year were Rlchle Scott who came from Spokane and Mary Rldge who came from Starbuck Durung the year Deanna Maurer moved to Grldley Callfornua so we now have twenty four chlldren rn our room Susan Teel played drums rn the B band Ron Rteth Gerald Hardy Dale Hutsell Paul Lesnett and Roger Ottmar have been members of the B squad ID basketball Marrlyn Talkrngton and Lmda Schultz are In the malorette group Our student body representatives were lst semester Carol Schultz and 2nd se mester Dale Hutsell We plan to have an open house for the parents this sprung FOURTH GRADE The fourth grade has twenty flve members two of whtch are new students We have two of the Iunlor yell leaders chosen by th student bady During the year many of tl'e chlldren have brought treats for thenr burthdays and we celebrate by havrng numb r races at the board At Chrtstmas time we dramatlzed Drcken s Christmas Carol and arranged our desks un a cnrcle around our large tree rn the center of the room We recelved extra credits for funding puctures and clippings about thrngs we are study mg tn geography THIRD GRADE Thrrteen puprls entered the thrrd grade on August 3lst Later In the fall semester Betty Kay Aldrldge from Brewster and Esther Arnold from Orient loaned our group Manke was wrth us only durung the sprung and fall as he spent the wlnter IH Artzona We enloyed several birthday parties Including a dlnner for the class at Deanna Wat son s We also had class partres for Halloween Chrnstmas Valentines Day and Easter Lando Kerns was elected as a Junlor Yell Leader for the grade school During the sprang semester we went to Spokane to vlsnt a daury and the Carna tton Company We spent the day and had lunch In the park We also gave a program and open house for our parents Thus conststed of our schoolwork plays songs and choral readung SECOND GRADE Frve chlldren came from other schools to loan us In the second grade They are Jasper Womack Barbara Lampert Gwen England Roger Etter and Sandra Kelly Two children wutndrew durung the year They were Carolyn Sampson who moved to Oregon and Sandra Kelly who left for the Coast Many brrthday parttes were celebrated also specxal events such as Halloween Tlanksguvlng Chrlstmas and Easter Hlghlrghts of the year were our Open House ond Vrsntung Day for the parents A program was given and refreshments served A very speclal occasuon was a fueld trap to Spokane Thus was a xery enloyable and rnstructuxe exocrtence for everyone - ' lt f 4 - , , . ' I I - K . . . . . e . ' ' ' ' ' ' David Grams left our class during the spring semester. He moved to Spangle, Howard , , I . . . , , , , , , . . . , I , . f 1 . g g FIRST GRADE Thurty three first grade children enrolled Monday morning August 3lst Of thus number nlneteen were boys and fourteen gurls Jeanne Anarde wnthdrew October I2 when she moved back to Tacoma October Ql Howard Arnold enrolled coming from Orient Washington and Januce Aldrudge enrolled November 2 She had been attending school at Brewster Washengton Thus makes our present enrollment 33 the same as we had at the furst of the term Other than many birthday parties and treats we had parties on Halloween Christ mas Easter and Valentlnes Day About 1200 valentines were delrvered by our postman In Aprul we entertained our parents with an open house and tea The Rythm Band played at thus event Student directors were Dnana Parr Barbara Katt and Jo Ann Morse Other numbers on the program were poems and songs we had learned dunng the year and also a play Luttle Mlss Manners We also had an art exhibit displaying work for each month of the year We ook an excurslon .np un Apnl vnsxtmg a danry and creamery an Spokane JUNIOR BAND Furst Row left to rlght Judy Tanke Susan Coombs Stanley Roth Larry Hardy Susan Teel Robert Stone Second row Mr Larnpert Lynn McCormnck Mlke Wrlllams DeWane Buddruus Donme Warwlck Bobby Graham James Els , . I 1 . , . I . . , . . 1 1 - - 1 1 , - 11 - - 11 ., . 5 . b . , . . . . . . n . GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL Furs Row left to rnght Benny Johns on Donnie Warwick Jlmmy Talkungton Jlrnmy Els Lynn McCormack Second Row Jeff Graham Howard Aldrudge Chuck Conklin James Bar! et Glen Tanke YELL LEADER Le'T to rnght Lando Knapp Jo Easton Carol Becker . . , V ygv , CLACK SERVICE STATION Herman Wagner Lessee Furs? In Qualuty and Servuce Porcelamlng Sumomzlng Greosung Vacuumnng H4 Power Gas Heccolene Olls U S and Firestone Tlres HARRINGTON WASH T '4 1 I4 4 4 4 ELECTRIC HOTEL EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE sE4s44o42s Mr and Mrs Varnler Harrlngton Wash WILLIAMS FOOD STORE GROCERIES Fresh and Cured Meats JACK WILLIAMS PROPRIETOR Phone 521 BOX 257 MAKEYS GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Tlres Batteries Sale 84 Servlc General Repcur Work E L MAKEY THE INSURANCE OFFICE HARRINGTON Phone 642 NOTARY PUBLIC LOANS INSURANCE Harold A Turner Prop 41 , 1' I 4, 4, 4 I4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4' ,, . . . . ,, I 1 4, , 4 0 . . - . . . - . , 4, 4 - 1 I I - ' - 4 4' 4 4 ' - . ' I 4 ' 4 4 4 I . . 4, 4, . I 4, 4, 4 4 - , . 4 4, 1 - 4, 4, I 4 -::--::,,::::::::::,:::::::::::4 E::::,:.-:::::,:::::::::::::.-:: I I :.'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::q f-:::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::: I 4 I, 4 4, 4, ' 4 I 4 4 I4 4 I4 4, 4, '4 14 4 . . . 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Homes 3 MODERN HOMES SPECIALTY L Phone 3014 ODESSA WASHINGTON CENTRAL SERVICE STATION TEXACO TEXACO PRODUCTS ern Bumgarner Op rotor Davenport Washington Odessa Cleaners Its Not New Its Dry Cleaned Phone IIII Odessa Wash Goldie and Thomas Turner TEMPLIN S CIRCLE INN We feature choece steaks and chops from Prime home grown stock Ranch Room Cocktail Lounge Mann Avenue Rltzvllle Washmgton Hale s Store Genevieve McIIargey Dry Goods an Shoes Harrington Washington . , ng, , f L - 14 . . X 'I 'IV .Aw XIX' I H,-,, I . -::::::,:,:::::,::::::::::,:::A, f-,,:::::::.-::::::::::.-::.-:::.-:: 'I 1' I I I 4 4 4, 4 I I A I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I IEGY I4 : , I 'I 'I 'I I' I' ' I 4 4, 4, 4 4, 4 V , e I ' I I . . : , ' 1 ::::::,::,:::::::::::::::.- :::q I,,::::::::::::::::::::::-::::.- .- I , I' I' I I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 1 1 4, 4 - - I 1 4, 4 I' 1 ' 4, 'I 4 4. d 4, 4, I 1' ' I I 'I I 'I 4 'I ' 4 I 4' - - - I . . 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LEW HUTSELL BILL I-IUTSELL LEN HUTSELL to the Graduates A Salute UJn,qvaTulaTion6 V Moses Lake Branch SALES Machinery at Auction Every Friday SALE EVERY THURSDAY Phone 232 Sell your Livestock and 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J ---------------------,----AA--A---------------:,,::,,:::::: Just Luke A Letter From Home A Welcome Guest THE HARRINGTON CITIZEN Since 1898 Published Weekly In tfte Million Bushel Wheat Cnty of Harrington Washington Attractive Commercial Prmtlng A superior Advertising Medium Features Weekly Column of Official School News H S BASSETT ADELIA B SCOTT lThe Sagebrush Bardl Associate Editor Editor and Publisher -:J 'I 'I 'I I I . I II ' 'I II ' 'I 'I I . x I N I 5 . 5 . I I . I 1, . - 'I 1, - 1, . - 'I I . - I I , N I . ,, . . 4, - I, . 4, . 4, ' - 'I . . 'I 'I 'I 4, x I . E I I . 'I 'I I . I I I I I I I I I I I E I L ,-------::,,:::::::::- ::::::::,,-,:::::::::,,,:::::::::- :::::::v Congratulations To The Class of 1954 Harrington High School May we encourage you To continue your education so Thar you may attain Those goals we know you have set during your four years at Harrington Hugh Novelty Carriage Works, Inc W 815 2nd Avenue Spokane Rlverslde 6114 Builders of School Buses and all typ s Truck Bodies Complete Auto Upholsterlng and Palnhng conomumrnons seruoras BU RCHETT STUDIO Makers of Flne Portraits MAm 2821 S 13 Howard ST Spokane Wash ,:::::::f:::::::::::::::::::::e-:::o,:::::::::::::::::'::::::: 4 Q - 9 v '.',::::::::::::::::::::::::,::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- . u . . , . :':::::::::::::::::::::0,4- '.,-f:::.':::::::::::::::::::::::::- LES CRITZER S MEN S SHOP 712 West Sprague Spokane Washlngton This Annual Prlnted By DAVENP ES TmQuN: All makes portable typewrlters Office equlpment 84 furnlture Remington adding machines I Soclol statuonery O Wedding announcements Fine prnntlng Congratulations Graduates from the I IOO MEMBERS Lmcoln Electric Co operative Inc For Modern Lvlng Through Electric Power On All The Farms In Lmcoln County 6 it E 1 ai 1 I I lf X rx, 5' . .A I Y W A v.n:1-mnli qw QI ' l f' V Q G. fp , , -- X , E ,Y e ,,.,........,..,.,.,.,,.W..,,,.,,..,e,. 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