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Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

- Class of 1954

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Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA) online collection, 1954 Edition, Cover

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We get back our rnete as we measure, We cannot do wrong and feel rightg Nor can we give pain and give pleasure For justice avenges each slight. The air for the wing of the sparrow, The bush for the robin and Wren, But always the path that is narrow And straight for the children of men. - ALICE CAREY MRS. CAREY Mrs. Mayme Carey, Librarian, English and For- eign Language teacher has been chosen by the Annual Staff of 1954 as the person to whom their publication, the Tycoma, is dedicated. Mrs. Carey has been a loyal, friendly, and de- pendable faculty member of Highland High School since its formation in 1944 and before that for many years a beloved teacher at Co- wiche High School. We are proud to recognize the 30 years of fine service that Mrs. Carey has given to the students of this and yester- years. We sincerely hope that her future shall shine as brightly as her past and that many more Highland classes will benefit by her in- struction, guidance, and friendship. 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Our memorable days at Highland will never be forgotten as we look at our achievement of the past four years. Raising funds for our Senior trip and Senior gift occupied much of our time, but we were successful. A first ticket rally for the Senior play boosted our funds considerably besides affording ev- ery one a good time. As Seniors we can say we have gained much from our high school years at Highland. ALEENE ANDERSON Glee Club 113 FHA 11, 123 Student Council 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, l2Q Tennis 10, 11Q Library 11, 123 Football Queen 113 Cheer- leader 11, 123 Class Vice President 113 Girls' Club Treasurer 123 Book Store 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Majorette 10, 11, 123 Tycoma Candidate 103 Girls' Intramurals 10. ALTA AKINS Glee Club 113 FHA 10, 123 Office Girl 113 Pep Club 93 Library 123 Photography Club 12. CAROLYN ALFORD Office Girl 123 Library '11, 123 Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 123 Library Club Secretary-Treasurer 123 Photography Club 11, 12. HAROLD AUSTIN FFA 9,10,11, 123 Class Play 123 Track 10, 11,12. CAROL BORTON Glee Club 10, 113 FHA 123 Office Girl 123 Tycoma Staff 11, 123 Pep Club 123 Home Room Vice President 123 Tycoma Candidate 12. LEE BRAUER Glee Club 11, 123 Class Play 123 Hi-Lites Staff 123 Basketball 11, 12. SHIRLEY BROOKS Glee Club 11, 123 FHA 103 Hi-Lites Staff 11, 123 Tycoma Staff 113 Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Library 123 Delegate to all Northwest Choir 11. GERALD BURKS Track 9, 10, 11,12. CHARLENE BURNAM Class Play 123 Hi-Lites Staff 11, 123 Tycoma Staff 113 Pep Club 93 Girls' Intramurals 9, 10. KEITH BUTTON FFA 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Basketball 11Q Photography Club 11. BILLIE CAMPBELL FHA 10, 11, 12, Class Play 11, 12, Hi-Lites 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12, Library 12, FHA President 11, Reporter 10, 12, ASB Social Chairman 11. 12, Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, 12. DOROTHY CASEY Glee Club 11, FHA 10, 11, Office Girl 12, Hi-Lites Staff 11, 12, Tycoma Staff 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Class Treasurer 12, Girls' In- tramurals 9. DONNA CLARK Glee Club 12, FHA 9, 10, 11. 12, Class Play 9, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, FHA Song Leader 10, Vice Presi- dent 11. President 12, Home Room President 12, Class Secretary 12. WILBERT COSSEL Class Play 11, 12, journalism 12. ANNE COUZINS Glee Club 12, FHA 10, 11, 12, Hi-Lites Staff 12, Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12, Honor Society 11. 12, FHA Secreatry-Treasurer 10, 11, Song Leader 12, Class Treasurer 11. PAT DAVEY Glee Club 11, 12, Student Council 10, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, Class President 10, 12, Class Secretary 9, Football Princess 10, 12, Song Leader 11, Cheer- leader 12, Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, Girls' Club Vice President 11, Tycoma Candidate 9, Book Store 11, 12. JANICE DEHNE , Class Play 11, 12, Hi-Lites Staff 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, FHA Treasurer 12, Drill Team 12. FREDDIE ELANDER Glee Club 10, 11, 12, FTA 9, 10, 12, Track 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Lettermans Club 12. KEN ESTES FFA 11, 12, Track 1O,12. GARY FIELDS Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Class Play 12, Hi-Lites Staff 11, Student Council 12, Band 10, 11, 12, ASB Reporter 12, Master of Cere- monies at junior-Senior Banquet 11. JACK FORNEY FFA 9, 10, 11, 123 FFA Reporter 10, Treasurer 11, Vice President 123 Track 9, 103 Honor Society 12. MELVIN FREDLUND Glee Club 113 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council 113 Science Club 113 Basketball Manager 9, 10, 113 Football Manager 9, 103 Class Play 9, 113 Football 10. ROSE FULLER Hi-Lites Staff 113 Photography Club l2Q Book Store 12. CLINTON GALLOWAY ASB Vice President 113 ASB President 123 Honor Society 11, 123 Basketball 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, 12. I DON GARDNER Entered from Yakima High Schoolg Basketball Manager 11. JOHN GERTH Glee Club 11, 123 Class Play 113 Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12g Science Club 93 Honor Society 11, 123 Class Rep. 93 Thespian Vice President T03 Home Room Representative 113 Class President 113 Honor Society President 12. JERRY GILLESPIE FFA 93 Hi-Lites Staff 12Q Baseball 9, 10, 113 Basketball 9, 103 Football 9, 103 Class Vice President 9, 10. MARLENE GROENIG Glee Club 11, 12g Nonette 11, 123 Accompanist for Nonette 11, 12Q Pep Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 10. ANDREA GRUNDEN Class Play 93 Hi-Lites Staff 113 Pep Club 9, 11. DICK HAMLIN Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Class Play 9, 123 Track 11, 123 Baseball 9, 10. BILL HAMMERMEISTER Entered from Franklin Jr. Highg Ag. 10, 11, 125 Football 115 Baseball 10. DARYL HECKER Entered from Yakima High. JODIE HENSLEY Track 105 Basketball 10. 115 Football 10, 115 Entered from Mar- shall High School. MARION HEss Class Play 9, 11, 125 Student Council 99 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Football 9, 10, 115 Honor Society 11, 125 ASB Vice President 125 Latin Club 11, 12. JERRY HINKLE FFA 9,10,11, 125 Track 10, 12. JIM HOWELL Glee Club 9, 10, 11, Class Play 10, 11, 125 Hi-Lites Staff 125 Tennis 125 Band 9, 105 Home Room President T25 Boys' Club 9. BONNIE JENNINGS FHA 10, 11, 125 Class Play 125 Hi-Lites Staff 125 Student Council 125 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 FHA Vice Presi- dent 125 Honor Society Secretary 125 Outstanding Student in Home Ec 10, II. BETTY JOHNSON Class Play 125 FHA 125 Hi-Lites Staff 11. 125 Photography Club 125 Book Store 12. BOB JONES FFA 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Play 11, 125 Honor Society .125 Home Room President 115 Hi-Lites Staff 12. EMAGENE JONES Glee Club 11, 125 FHA 10, 125 Office Girl 115 Hi-Lites Staff 125 Pep Club 95 Library 1-1, 125 Photography Club 115 Girls' Intra- murals 10. DOUG KELLER Glee Club 123 Science Club 11, 12. DENNIS KRINGEN Glee Club 9, 103 Track 9, IOQ Basketball 9, 103 Class Treasurer 10, Football Manager 10. , ROBERT KNUTSON FFA 9, 103 Basketball Manager 9 RON KRUGER Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Track 10, 11, l2Q Baseball 93 Football 93 Photography Club 12. DALE LEACI-I Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Track 9, 10, 123 Basketball 9, 103 Football Inspirational Award Winner 12Q FFA 12, Glee Club 11, 123 Hi- Lites Staff 12, Class Social Chairman 123 Class Play 12. CHARLOTTE LINIGER Glee Club 11, 12, Office Girl 12, Tycoma Staff 10, 11, 12g Assistant Editor Tycoma Staff 12. OPAL LOGES Glee Club 11, 123 Hi-Lites Staff 113 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Song Leader 11, 12, Pep Club Social Chairman 12, Band 9, 10, 11g Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 103 Girls' Intramurals 9, 103 Home Room Reporter 93 Class Play 10. JIM LOSEY Glee Club 11, 12, Class Play 123 Hi-Lites Staff 123 Baseball 123 Football 10, 11, 12Q Home Room Social Chairman 11. JIM MANRING FFA 10, 11, 12, Science Club 9, 103 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Bas- ketball 9, 103 Football 9, 10, 11, 12. BOB MARLEY FFA 9, 10, 11, 12Q Track 9, 10, 11, 12Q Delegate to State FFA Convention 11, 12. SHIRLEY MCCABE Glee Club 115 Class Play 11, 125 Hi-Lites Staff 115 Tycoma -Staff 95 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Song Leader 125 Cheerleader 10, 115 Class Social Chairman 115 Student Conference 9, 105 11, 125 Book Store 11, 125 Girls' Intramurals 9. BETTY MCLEAN Class Play 125 Hi-Lites Staff 115 Tycoma Staff 9, 10, 115 Student Council 125 Science Club 95 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 11, 125 Library 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Hi-Lites Editor 115 Asst. Editor Tycoma 115 Class Secretary 115 Pep Club Treasurer 115 Book Store 11, 125 Football Queen 125 ASB Secretary 125 Girls' Intra- murals 9, 105 Delegate to Girls' State 115 Library Club Reporter 125 Student Leaders Conference 9, 11, 12. RETHA MCTEER Glee Club 10, 115 Class Play 11, 125 Office Girl 125 Hi-Lites Staff 115 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Intramurals 9, 105 Song Leader 12. DON MELTON Glee Club 125 FFA 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12. DOROTHY MERCER Hi-Lites Staff 11, 125 Dramatics 11, 12. JOY MILLER Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 FHA 105 Class Play 11, 125 Hi-Lites Staff 125 Pep Club 125 Home Room President 125 Pep Club Sec- retary 125 Class Social Chairman 12. SHIRLEY MORRIS FHA Vice President 105 Class Play 11, 125 Hi-Lites Staff 115 Stu- dent Council 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Pep Club President 125 Nonette 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Song Leader 125 Miss Tycoma 11' Football Princess 11, 125 Girls' Club Treasurer 11. 9 LEAH NELSON Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Nonette 10, 11, 125 Student Council 9- Girls' Club Reporter 125 Book Store 115 Pep Club 125 FHA 11. x SHIRLEY NELSON Glee Club 10, 125 FHA 10, 11, 125 Hi-Lites Staff 125 Tycoma Staff 125 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, 1'2. BOBBIE NORTHCUTT Class Play 11, 125 Hi-Lites Staff 115 Tycoma Staff 9, 10, 115 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Library 125 Pep Club Secretary 95 Girls' Club Social Chairman 11, 12! Book Store 10, 11, 125 Girls' Intramurals 9, 105 Health Room Girl 11, 125 Home Room Rep. 10. MARY PERDUE Hi-Lites Staff 12, Dramatics 12. ROSALYN REED Re-entered from Nachesg Pep Club 10, 12, Glee Club 10, 12, No- nette 12, Class Play 12, Hi-Lites Staff 12. SHARON REED Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Class Play 11, 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Club Home Room Representative 11g Home Room Social Chairman 12. LE RON ROCHEL Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, FFA 9, 10, Lettermans Club 11, 125 Football Captain 12. BERNHARD SCHARF Exchange Student from Germany, FFA 12. DON SCHEUEEELE Glee Club 11, 125 Student Council 103 Track 9, 10, 11, 12g Basket- ball 9, 103 Football 11, Class Vice President 12, Photography Club 11, 12, Lettermans Club 10, 11, 12. DICK SCHUT Glee Club 10, 123 FFA 9, 10, 115 Class Play 12, Science Club 10, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10,, 11, 129 Boys' Club 9. WILMA SHORE Class Play 11, 12, Hi-Lites Staff 11, 12, Tycoma Staff 11, Library 12 f ROGER SMITH Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 12, Lettermans Club 11, 12. i GALE SORENSON FFA 9, 10, 11, 12g Track 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Letter- mans Club 11, 12. GEORGE STRAUB Ag. 9, 10, 11, 12, Sentinel for FFA 11, Hi-Lites Staff 12, Track 9 Football 10. EDWIN STRAWN FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 10. OSCAR STROPE Class Play 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Lettermans Club 12. WAYNE STURM Entered from Yakima High, Track 10. LILLIE THOMAS Glee Club 11, 12, Class Play 11, Hi-Lites Staff 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, Pep Club Vice President 10, Pep Club President 11, Book Store 11, 12, Song Leader 11, Cheer- leader 12. MARTHA UNDERWOOD Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 12, Office Girl 12, Pep Club 9, 12, Girls' Intramurals 9. MARY UPI-IAM JK Glee Club 11, 12, FHA 12, Science Club 10, Book Store 11, 12. MARY VANCE Class Play 11, FHA 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 12, FHA Secretary 12, Home Room Vice President 10. JERRIE VANDER HOWEN FFA 10, Science Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 19, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 12, Lettermnas Club 11, 12. BEVERLY VAN EPPS Glee Club 11, 12, FHA 12, Science Club 10, Pep Club 9. 3 CARL WAGNER Football 9, 10, 123 Baseball 93 Basketball 93 Science Club President 93 FFA 10, 11g Photography Club 113 Hi-Lites Staff 12. GLENDA WAGNER Class Reporter 103 Girl of the Year 103 Delegate to Tri-State Con- ference 10, 113 Girls' Club Property Chairman 113 Girls' Club President 123 Student Council 12. WANDA WARD Pep Club 11, 12 3 Girls' Intramurals 9, 10. RICHARD WEISS Science Club 11, 12Q Band 9, 10, 115 Home Room Treasurer 12. PI-IYLL1s WHITE Glee Club 11g FHA 103 Hi-Lites Staff 12g Photograhph Club 11Q Girls' Intramurals 10. DEL WILLIAMS Glee Club 11, 123 Photography 103 Band 9, 10, 11, 12. SHIRLEY WOOD Glee Club 11, 123 Office Girl 113 Hi-Lites Staff 123 Library 123 Girls' Intramurals 9, 10. HELEN YOUNG Glee Club 11, 123 Office Girl 123 Student Council 12Q Honor So- ciety 123 ASB Treasurer 12. JERRY KOMULAINE MICHAEL MILNER un-ai fl af' I Q Standing, left to right: Mr. Landers, Advisor, Delane Smith, Social Chairman, Mr. Pooler, Advisor, Mr. Newbill, Advisor. Seated: Ken Detloff, Vice President, C. G. Robbins, Treasurer, Alan Strand, Presi- dent, jean Snipes, Secretary, Beverly Willard, Social Chairman. The junior Class has been very busy this year. A few of our activities were selling at games, giving dances, and the Junior Play. Then there was the Tycoma Con- test with our candidate, Renee Bedard, Winning, but the biggest and most looked forward to event was the junior-Senior Banquet. With all this behind us, we feel very capable of stepping into the responsibili- ties of becoming' the Senior Class of 1955. Earl Alford Myrna Baehm La Verne Barnes Renee Bedard Robin Bedard Barbara Beffa Paul Berndt Marvin Bisconer Carol Blair Marlene Bline Ruth Borland Bob Brunner . Leon Burnam Q Rollimae Burnam Ed Chalupa Marion Conkle Shirley Connelly Ken Detloff Clayton Drumrnins Ken Dueker Charles Eaton Paul Eaton Wanda Edwards Roger Fisk Evva Gano Luther Gerhardt Gretchen Gerth Gene Gredvig Tom Hammermeister Jewell Hill Shirley Hinkle Lionel Howerton jo Anne Huddleston Art Hughes Loveta Hughes john james Betty Jones Nellie Judd Frank Kroger Mariana Kroger Larry Lee Sharon Linse Ethel Lust Phyllis Lust Walt McDevitt Darlene Melton Joy Mondor Helen Morris Larry Mortimer Ed Myhowich Jerry Noy Pat Paradis Bill Peckman Jack Pemberton Emma Lou Perdue Daisy Post Melba' Rademacher Morris Rasciner C. G. Robbins Roland Roberts Glenn Rodman Ted Rudd Shirley Russell Dale Schmer Bill Schwarzwalter Marvin Seabrands Gloria Shepherd Delane Smith jean Snipes Shelby Stillings Alan Strand james Tolbert Jane Townsend Ed VanDusen Wayne Wadekamper Terry Wagner Charles Ward Darlene Weaver john White Charlotte Whitney Karen Wickersham Gordon Wiley Beverly Willard Harold Willard Gwen Williams Shirley Wilson Velda Wilson Francine Woodin Don Zier nl +'C I x Jfff., I cf, bm for ' ' ' ff - -A A' l' ' ' A lp!! -- 'l'Q 'gs A , Q31-' K... R ' ' V f xl.. -J' ww' ' . f 1 Q 3' w Q35 -' X: , ,.v,:,.L ,' ' , ..., ' my 4-,J q 8 1 A , . ms gf ' G f, , H A A I X tg iii Ii, , 4 44' nm Q . 5-L L, .1 1' :gf Ig15Eif1i5'is9 ' . ef QQ' L , s if ' 4 'Y 2 ,. I' ,ji his 62,52 It .. ,E W lf: f 'A ,A 7 . . l T. . A Qi:?Efz ET: L, . - . .,!.,k.,5?,zgQ3gg,, . ,. I I 'M . , A '4'X 2'f A f . ' ' A , M y ' ' . ' ' , , ' f ' 4, .- ,, -fm, . l ., 'Q , 5,2-iii- w, gi. Migig,-,., '?l?J 7'ff gf.. m-f ',,:f ' S. j .ma P+-wf -fy ,. -w, f . .Af-1, T, V , 'fn M-.. X 'N ii? ,H ., ' - ,..,.n.j5!:fiff2f2ip2,,, A' max- ffwwij '--. wqrf -- ..F, V. , . 'A-WV-.w,Qf'.,,' Q .,w f ' Rf' x1.5 fg:,,,, v,1fw::mH, -v,.Lw.fM WN-!i'?244E?::Jf'BT :ff-dzfavsefwa-.w,sf4vg3gvfs'ff ' 1'-Mgr!-ww T:-'Nfl-.'ff111f'? W'-V-Lffvkf9li?a?4'2. ' ' ' ' K ?m9 3'f?W' 1 ' 4 Z L ' X 1 l f f i i T i f I , 3 - i i A zizisw E-L 4251: fi s Standing, left to right: Mr. Hallstrom, Advisor, Arnold Pleasant, Vice President, Miss Campbell, Advisor, Mr. Sorenson, Advisor. Seated: Kay Henderson, Treasurer, Sylvia Benner, Social Chairrnang jim Cline, Pres- ident, Hilda Curtis, Social Chairrnang Barbara Barrett, Secretary. Sophornores are very industrious people sales, skating parties, and dances which -at least our class has been. helped to build up our treasury in prep- t' f ' ' . Throughout the year, we sponsored cake ara lon or our Coming Junior year Ken Adams Keith Allen Timmy Asbury Nancy Ault Michael Austin Barbara Barrett Ernest Beck Sylvia Benner Bob Bernath Gerald Biggers Leonard Bisconer Bill Blair Darlene Boen Edna Bonnett Earl Brown Frankie Campbell Janie Clifton Stan Chalupa jim Cline Glen Collins jack Combs Malcolm Commet Dick Conrad Dick Cossel Bill Cox Nadine Culver Hilda Curtis Mary Lou De Riese Charles Dixon john Dixon Derald Erickson Beverly Estelle Sharon Estes Kingsley Fairchild janet Ferguson Vernon Ford Pat Forney Nancy Freauf Marion Fredlund Barbara Garner Glen Green Betty Griffith Ronald Habedank Dean Hallauer Roger Hansen Sharon Harrington Donna Hayes Kay Henderson Joe Herke Yvonne Heyd T. Hinkle Bob Hintze Doris Hoppis David Howerton Mary Jett Max johnson Daniel Jones Don jones Donna Kennedy Edward Kerl Carolyn Lane Minna Lehn Donna Lemcke Dennis Lindgren Art Losey Judy Lydin Nancy Manning Fred Martin Irene McAlpin Betty McChristian Evelyn McDermott Donna Melton Lela Miller Ronald Mondor Pat Moore Starlene Morris Don Murphy Pamela Nelson Mike Paradis Charles Parsley Fred Perdue Betty Perdue Arnold Pleasant Charles Pogue junior Price Gary Pue Charles Ripplinger Sharon Ritchey Jim Robinson Ken Rochel ir si 5 St lf M 2 4? E li gl 25 1525411 is it l ll li! 'F QE it 5? ll gi l 352 it ge E EE Es ?s r rf I l Sli ll! Hs S R sz gn ft ,ai i tri ,fi xii fs? 5: Xl it is 15 iz 5 it ll? it he Stl 92 ri 25 i fr Z I x s s S s 2? 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H ww., fy ' 35' gif , pg ' uf if Z t'-L-Q-:J ,f MA, -Jw. .. ,. ,,- ii ,gg V -5 wk, w- -'wr AW ,agp rg A: ZA . F5'5ik'lP,1v .fr-2 ' ,lin A iw. , . ,mmm ay, b A .rg .51 -'51 ' . if f 'ah' I 55 , . . 4 vb 'A ., I , . by ix, if 1 ' was A Q ,gA., 5 V :.,:fJf,wJif ' V , Q, ' lg Q t Q x 'd f . ' .55 -fb ' -12: ,, , , 4 p H If ' ,I -1. ff ' H w ' A 1' Qshmeu Standing, left to right: Mr. Kirkendall, Advisor, Mr. Pool, Advisor, Mr. Driver, Advisor. Seated: Janice Smith, Social Chairman, Jackie Smith, Vice President, Tom Carey, President, Carolyn Kaldenberg, Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Moberly, Advisor. Initiation is looked forward to by almost every Freshman, and of course, every Sophomore. We went through the same procedure of bowing and obeying all Commands. The final stanza was a party held in the cafeteria that night spon- sored by the Sophomores. Margaret Adams E. G. Akins Kenny Alford Betty Allen Nancy Anderson Ronnie Anderson Becky Ault Robert Ball Claud Barnes Betty Baxter Pearl Beaman Gilbert Bedard Lee Beitel Brenda Berndt Carole Bline Elsie Borland johnny Brown Sue Buchanan Maryann Burk Rex Burnam Larry Caffrey Tom Carey Gary Casady Lucy Cates Mary Clark Charles Collins Glenda Collins Wanda Collins Virginia Cone Carol Ann Cox Doris Davey Delbert Davidson jerry Detloff Shirley Dudley Wilma Edwards Ray Esparza Eugene Fairchild Verena Friesz Shirley Gardner Barbara Gerwig Nancy Hafsos jack Hathaway Curtis Henderson Beverly Herke Nancy Heron H Margie Hicks Anthony Hill Blanche Hill Tommy Holland Deanna Howell Betty Lee Hudson Wayne jackson Ruth Jacobs Robert L. johnson Ted johnson Carolyn Kaldenberg Maryann Kirkland jim Komulaine Gary Kruger Gary L. Kruger Ray Klusmeier Charles Laird Bob Lemcke jerry Leslie' Kenneth Mannin Bill Mahre Leon Marcum Bernice Markle Wayne Marple Phyllis Marley Kathleen Monahan Mavis Mook Billy McBride Carolyn McCracken Evelyn Nelson Duane Oberlander MariesOrser Barbara Patterson Bill Perdue Ruth Perdue Phyllis Pogue Larry Pettit james Philbrick Alan Purdon Karl Pursley Sharon Rademacher Marilyn Raymond Dennis Rhymer Edward Richardson Pinky Robbins Wanda Rogers Ruth Rudd Carolyn Sanislo Daryl Sauve Lillian Scheuffele Richard Scroggins jackie Smith Janice Smith David Snyder Peggy Stohler Harold Stone Lonnie Stull Melvin Taylor Violet Towell james Tucker Talmadge Underwood Phyllis Vance Don Vickers Lon Vickers Louise Wadsack john Walter Ernest Weiss jerry Weiss Boyd Whitney Elizabeth Wickersham Benny Williams Gary Williams Mike Williams Don Wilmoth Phyllis Wilson Carolyn Withers Ken Wolfe Winnifred Wood Nancy Woodin Tommy Wootin Marilyn Young Shirley Zier I W,-frvv! fixyowv ,rb?4c f-'?a-M' . -7'--v..:ak. .946 Aadwamg J4w4 V! fQ4.?VJ ,ga-AI? 112 ? '-'--- q..g,l Aa' A Anhpmbtk , ,Za-rf-Gfxdaa Jotke-,Z-s .. 'Z1T,Ml ' QMTYMEMR f,1,4,g7 wx, '7,,:,.Q-fa--iblybv,-cz? . 'L' 9941-Mfg: ,Pug Q . Ziifxrf' - ,.E?1'2 T 'H-vw. 'vfff H, nit: 1: 75155 141 'fif 'VNV 4.1.5 , V4 ,, A-rw.--. s J C., WL W s .-fgg' nn. .1 X25 Q ,pw Q 1' .fl f, 1 J 1 K5 : -.1-5, rl 9 4 4c,..,, W, ,W , ' ' V I -:'n:::',.-,, ' A .3 Q1575 'A - ,'..f'1'- ' , , -433 -.?g:5f'l:5 V, . -- .igyk-Q,-P 15 .rn ' .f-- - '-:qv-...-s Si:-vy:.,3114?T i:,' . H .Y - , ,. -.,.,. .Y as Tdif, . ' - I V 4 R In ,.. . 4 3' in 'rl-'35, -' W. df i-x E-asf:-:sJ.x151,'5'-753-vgg:,: 2.-rouge . ,r I . .,g., Q. -1c.,,:, A vasfdiwif f VIUGS L X FOOTBALL ROYAL COURT PAT DAVEY Przncen I BETTY MCLEAN Queen SHIRLEY MORRIS Princen 15-D x HEALTH ROOM GIRLS Marlene Groenig Gretchen Gerth Millicent Pue Nellie Judd Bonnie Jennings The Lassies of the Highland Girls League have many activities during the year and we also have good times together. This year was started by choosing our big and little sis ters. A Halloween party was given for the children at Rainier School We also sponsored the Christmas Ball Stairway to the Stars. T make a wonderful year complete a Mother's Tea was given in May This year's officers were: Shirley Hinkle, Property Chairmang Mrs. Rice, Advisorg Leah Nelson, Social Chairmang Nellie Judd, Secretaryg Aleene Anderson, Treasurerg Gretchen Gerth, Vice Presi- dentg and Glenda Wagner, President. Q0 Billie Campbell Bobbie Northcott GIRLS OF THE MONTHS Donna Clark Andrea Grunden HQ EJV P A557 jvc . 10191, Tr- Aff .fer'1F!QjJ!lE4IV CLINTON GALLOXWAY P1'6.ffd67Il K ,- aria. V S :E Mdgfow if B ii owns QQ 115 eil , ggi Mae' J'-Q2 . mnf S+111 9-C' . 'nfs 01 'Y V T i, Qlvxd M1151 A S B ,k,- A ' ' w ' QQ? 5 fm, G Vreloi ob ., will 0130 QX Social STUDENT CDUNCIL Standing, left to right: Marlene Bline,y Mrs. Rice, Shirley Morris, Gary Pue, Duane Oberlander, Glenda Wagner, Mr. Personette, Alan Strand. Seated: Barbara Barrett, Tom Carey, Ted Rudd, John Gerth, Bonnie Jennings, Phyllis Vance, Pat Davey, Aleene Anderson, David Howerton. Standing Bob Jones jack Forney, john Gerth, Clint Galloway, jerry Vanderhowen, Richard Weiss Mr Cozza, Advisor. Seated Anne Couzins Bonnie Jennings, Mary Vance, Helen Young, Donna Clark, Glen- HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society is a national organi- zation whose members are chosen on the basis of four qualifications: leadership, scholarship, character, and service. This year there are fifteen mem- bers, ten of which were chosen in the spring of 19553 the remaining five entering the following fall. NATIONAL HONOR SOQETY S ? 5 i Z of s if SENIOR JOUR ALI M DOROTHY CASEY Editor BOB JONES Editor Seated, left to right: Charlene Burnam, Anne Couzins Billie Campbell, Shirley Brooks, Shirley Nelson Rosalyn Reed, Emagene jones, Wilma Shore, Doro- thy Casey, Betty johnson. Standing: Mr. Thomas, Adviser, jim Losey, jerry Gillespie, Dale Leach, Lee Brauer, Carl Wagner, Dick Cossel, Dick Hamlin, Shirley Wood, Bob jones, George Straub, Harold Austin, joy Miller, Bonnie Jennings, Janice Dehne, Dorothy Mercer, Phyllis Wfhite. Teamwork was stressed by the Seniors in editing the Highland Hi-Lites. A larger than average journalism class was divided in half, making two separate paper staffs, each staff publishing an issue bi-monthly. A familiar sight on Friday afternoons was tht of some staff member rushing to meet a deadline, cutting headlines, doing art work, or running the mimeograph. These are just a few examples of what makes working on the Hi-Lites an interesting job. Qu' 1 S P O I ,,j5 KI! r v SHIRLEY CONNELLY Editor Seated, left to right: Robin Bedard, Bar- bara Beffa, Marlene Bline, Shirley Wil- son, Renee Bedard, Darlene Melton, Ma- rion Conkle, Daisy Post, Beverly Wil- lard, La Verne Barnes, George Ann Gray, jean Snipes, Alan Strand. Standing, left to right: Ed Chalupa, Marlana Kroger, Jerry Noy, Wayne Blair, Mr. Thomas, Velda Wilson, Pat Paradis, Phyllis Lust, Rolliernae Bur- nam. If I my ' tl af. En: This year the junior journalism class, under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Thomas, succeeded in putting out nine issues of Highland Hi-Lites. Demonstrations were given and many varieties of color were used in both paper and ink. The class, con- sisting of 24 students, found that putting out a paper is as enjoyable as it is educa- tional. The staff was divided up into co-editors of each separate page, each choosing his own page. Shirley Connelly acted as editor and Marlene Bline as Assistant Editor. Along with the regular duties of the class, there were several occasions when special one page issues and programs for games were turned out. This year there was an advertising page added to the paper. With the funds procured from this, many new pieces of equipment were bought which enabled the class to do a bigger and better job. JU 1oR JOURNALISM First row, left to right: jim Howell, Dick Schut, Wilma Shore, Sharon Reed, Lee Brauer, Marion Hess, Dale Leach, Billie Campbell, Shirley Nelson, Anne Couzins, Gary Fields. Second row: Carl Wagner, Shirley Wood, Bonnie Jennings, Charlene Burnam, Janice Dehne, Dorothy Casey, joy Miller, Mary Vance, Oscar Strope, Rose Fuller, Jim Losey. Third row: Betty McLean, Retha McTeer, Shirley McCabe, Shirley Morris, Betty johnson, George, Straub, Wilbert Cossel, Rosalyn Reed, Dick Hamlin, Bob Jones, Dorothy Mercer. SENIOR DRAMATICS Mr. I.ander's fondest dream became a re- The Senior Class Play was Chicken Ev- ality with the production of Our Town. ery Sunclayf' Itlwas a big success and The proceeds from this play went for gave the members of the cast a feeling the Senior Trip. of accomplishment. l I C I cream and I cream, but my elbows still feel like All I ask is a place to lay my head-and my feet nutmeg gratersf' UC H Pgasczcw K E N In comes yodeling Milly fjoy Millerj EVERY lt0m ROS l ws ieaklxCIS 10 keg? emary and Harold emb Mis? Sallghgig Chin linCS- race. getting First row, left to right: Terry Wagner, Tom Hammermeister, Shirley Connelly, Rolliemae Burr- nam, Velda Wilson, Marlene Bline, jean Snipes, Georgeann Gray, Barbara Beffa, Carol Blair, C. G. Robbins. Second row: Ken Deuker, Renee Bedard, Shirley Wilson, Darlene Melton, Robin Bedard, Daisy Post, Gordon Wiley, Ed VanDusen. Seated: jerry Noy, Pat Paradis, Marion Conkle, Marlana Kroger. UNIOR DRAMATICS The junior Dramatics class has been busy preparing one and two-act plays, two of which were Elmer and The Jinx From Alabama. After this, they spent much time on the Junior Play which was given April 25th. The play raised money for the junior-Senior Banquet and was a great success. O Behind the 556965 Dinnah's served, announces Fannie Belle OJ Q T' CO I Elmerys done it again P L A Y New dress for Susan Let me have it I I - First row: Pat Davey, Carolyn Lane, Betty jones, Shirley Nelson, Ken Adams, Kingsley Fairchild, Fred Elander, Don Melton, Tom Hammermeister, jim Losey, john Gerth, Neva West, Opal Loges, Marlene Groenig, Sharon Reed. Second row: Nadine Culver, Martha Underwood, Carol Borton, Emagene jones, Mary Upham, Lee Brauer, Don jones, Doug Keller, Glenn Rodman, Marion Fredlund, joy Miller, Lillie Thomas, Donna Melton, Rosalyn Reed, Leah Nelson. Third row: Beverly Willard, Marilyn Stull, Pat Forney, Anne Couzins, Charlotte Liniger, Bev- erly VanEpps, Larry Mortimer, Morris Rasciner, Dale Leach, Eugene Fairchild, Shirley Wood, Donna Stohler, Donna Clark, Helen Young, Donna Hayes, Shirley Connelly. Fourth row: Darlene Melton, Barbara Beffa, Yvonne Heyd, Marlana Kroger, Mary Lou De Reise, Dick Hamlin, Don Scheuffele, Ed McLemore, Jerry Groenig, Dick Schut, Gary Fields, Shirley Hinkle, Marion Conkle, Charlotte Whitney, Carol Blair, Marilyn Whiteside, Edna Bonnett, Phyllis Lust. JERRY GROENIG, Afcompazzirz MR. HARRIS, Direclor Left to right' Marion Fredluncl Carol Blair Judy Lyclin NON ETTE Starlene Morris, Nadine Culver,,Shirley Morris, Leah Nell son, Rosalyn Reed, Barbara Beffa, Marlene Groenig, Ac- P companist. x 5 04455 ,fr ,yi X7 no X Left to right Shirley Hinkle Marion Conkle Millicent Pue, Charlotte Whitney, Shirley Connelly, Marlana Kroger, Julie Vanderwood, Sharon Linse, Gretchen Gerth, Accorn- panist. TRIPLE TRIO First row, left to right: Shirley Hinkle, Marvin Seabrands, Betty Griffith, Nancy Heron, Pat Moore, Sharon Estes, Luther Gerhardt. Second row: Ed Van Dusen, Mike Williams, Anthony Hill, Nadine Culver, Starlene Morris, Ted Rudd, Judy Lydin, Glen Green. Third row: Mr. Harris, Director, Larry Caffery, Ronnie Anderson, Del Williams, jack Pember- ton, Aleene Anderson, 1 G ,JF X-C AN T x Q, J, ,J fl Q 0 This year's band, under the supervision of Mr. William Harris, was small but well instrumentated. The members were active in activities such as the Pep Band, Jug and Bottle Band, the All State Band and the annual Ellensburg Festival Band. The band made appearances at the Christ- mas Concert and Spring Concert and also helped to keep our school spirit high and support our basketball and football teams by playing at the home games. Msigiawf- -finw ff me W?w524ff'I3s3 zg.,,,,., 5, :,,ggeW,t ,mm 33523225-' -:up Left to right: Nathan Wherry, Daryl Erickson, Mr. Driver, Arnold Pleasant, Mike Austin, Bob Bernath, jerry Groenig, Kay Henderson, Marion Fredlund, Don jones, Glen Collins, Pat Forney, Dean Hallauer, Dick Conrad, Janet Ferguson, Dennis Lindgren, Dale Wilkinson, Wanda Ward, Darlene Weaver, Bob Hintze, Dick Cossel, Mary Jett, jim Cline, Barbara Bar- rett. Gary Smith, Roland Roberts, john james, David Howerton, Buster Treddenbarger, and Earl Brown. Mr. Driver's first period Geometry class won the March of Dimes Contest by forging ahead with almost reaching 250 per cent. Congratulations kids! MARCH OF DIMES CONTEST WINNER X2 Xl! sf f J . , 4 Z wfi unrvumqys 'ii , - ,LZ 7 5 1 'gf 5 LIBRARY CLUB Left to right: Wilma Shore, Carolyn Alford, Aleene Anderson, Emagene jones, Shirley Wood, Mrs. Carey, Betty McLean, Billie Campbell, Nellie Judd, Millicent Pue, Darlene Weaver, Alta Akins. Has that book on reserve come in for me yet? l'Give me the 'Saturday Review of Literature,' or 'That book can't be overdueg I just checked it out a few days agolu-just a sample of the thousand complaints and compliments that fill the day of Mrs. Carey and her fourteen librarians. Activities including returning books to shelves, col- lecting overdue books, reading shelves, caring for magazines, arranging bulletin boards, and general housekeeping, highlights a librarian's busy day but the library club was not all work and no play for these girls. Two girls join as hostesses for a party each month, the girls gathered in the home of Mrs. Carey for a December Christmas party-potluck and the month of May was spotlighted by a dinner- theater party. During the year's course the group earned money through various means joining the football fund by contributing to it. Left to right: Charlotte Liniger, Carolyn Alford, Martha Underwood, Carol Borton, Dorothy Casey, Retha McTeer, Helen Young. OFFICE GIRL TUDE T STORE Left to right: Aleene Anderson, Lillie Thomas, Betty McLean, Pat Davey, Mary Upham, Betty johnson, Rose Fuller, Shirley McCabe. 1. It isn't that bad is it, Phyllis? 2. Tired feet! 3. Playing peek-a-boo, Sharon? 4. Hur- rah! for Highland. 5. Our hard working cooks. 6. Measuring for Graduation. 7. Tired Grandma! 8. Mr. Kirkendal in class. 9. Freshman Initiation. 10. Boys' trio at Xmas Ball. 11. Watch the Birdie! 12. Little chilly, girls? 15. Miss Meabon downing on Halloween. 14. How was the ice cream, Mr. Thomas? A o Oo MR. POOLER Advifor ME Alan Strand ' Ron Kruger Don Scheuffele Shirley Connelly Rose Fuller C 6 Betty Johnson fi L U 19, moo ga 2' :Po P 'a 1 'Lo P O O il E Q 0 Gloria Shepard, Renee Bedard, Harold Willard, Caro- lyn Alford, Alta Akins, LaVerne Barnes, and Bob Brunner. 93 KW 9 H - .1 0 QQ Mel Fredlund CX Marvin Seabrands Alan Strand Q err Vanderhowen J Jzilck Pemberton 0 John White Ed Myhowich Richard Wiess Dick Schut MR. COZZA Adviwr 1, Q, , FUTURE 'T I ,Y ! effl iZ'f - QE E'Ibgu9: The F.F.A. is a national organiza- tion of boys enrolled in vocational agriculture in our high schools. Chapters are found in all the forty- eight states, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Four degrees of membership are Greenhand, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farm- er. Officers for this year were Terry Willard, Reporterg Arnold Pleas- ant, Secretaryg jim Cline, Presidentg Mike Paradis, Treasurerg Ken Det- loff, Sentinel, jack Forney, Vice President, with Mr. I-Iallstrom as Advisor. Pictured at far left is Ber- nard Sharpe, exchange student from Germany. The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica started their year off with Mrs. Loudon as Advisorg Anne Couzins, Social Chairman, Mary Vance, Sec- retaryg Janice Dehne, Treasurerg Bonnie Jennings, Vice Presidentg Billie' Campbell, Reporter, and Donna Clark as President. Their first big project was prepar- ing a dinner for the College Con- ference people. They also prepare the F.F.A. Banquet each year. EMAKER5 Q99 Q, 44, ' 7 .fs 9' u. 1 ,1 J, 3 i ..., gb 4514, to 0 Ov-X NEW-tl CHEERLEADERS Pat Davey, Aleene Anderson, Lillie Thomas. SONG-LEADERS Shirley Morris, Shirley McCabe, Retha McTeer, Opal Loges. or K 1. Lunch time. 2. Is it funny? 3. Time out, huh, Miss Moberly? 4. Is the water cold? 5. Surprise! 6. Queen Shirley and King Ted. 7. Big date, Shirley? 8. Renee selling cake tickets. 9. Sophomores, all kinds. 10. What ya doin, Charlene? 11. Look at that hay stack! 12. Posing. 15. Seniors. 14. Does it itch? 15. jackie. 16. Tired Chuck??? 17. Looking for Luther, Marlene? 18. Illegal on school property. 19. The line-up. 20. Posters for Miss Tycoma Candidates. 21. One of our teachers! 1. You tell 'em, Mr. Thomas. 2. The Picnicersl 3. Buddies. 4. The morning after. 5. Praying for Ron? 6. Freshmen initiation. 7. Pretty Buttons. 8. Is it free? 9. Bashful? 10. Friends. 11. Our Friend. 12. Pretty Smile. 13. School Days. 14. 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' I ' ESMEQ , aggm 5 s First row, left to right: Mr. Driver, Assistant Football Coach, Don Melton, Morris Rasciner, Ron Rochel, Terry Wagner, Tom Hammermeister, Jim Losey, jerrie Vanderhowen, jim Manring, Ken Rochel, Mr. Pool, Football Coach. Second row: Dick Conrad, jim Cline, Carl Wagner, Roger Smith, Fred Perdue, Gale Sorenson, Benny Williams, Ed Chalupa, Ray Esparza, Ted Rudd. Third row: Art Losey, jerry Willard, Dick Cossel, Fred Elander, Walt McDevitt, Leon Burnam, Nick Vanderhowen, Glenn Collins, Dale Leach. Fourth row: Arnold Pleasant, Charles Peg'-e, Marvin Bisconer, Jerry Noy, Roger Hansen, Don Zier, Harold Stone. E 2 Scots prepare to dig in for defensive play. r 5 br N' Highland prepares to tackle the ball. 3 f Q ti . E mlm- z M ix - 4 High! Scoiiies Thum WMWQN Sir: 55?4LS.Y51l WC'PC'f0f 4O'6fUmlllt-STODS :COWICHE--Racing 80 yards on the opening playiof scrimmage, WAPATO - Highla.nd's Scotties beat their third-quarter scoring ,hoodoo at the expense of Wapato sophomore haliback Jim Cline here Friday night, smothering the scored the first of four Scotty touchdowns here Friday as High- land thumped Ellensburg, 27-6. It was the first time in Northern Division football history thatlthe Scots had beaten the Bulldogs. The Highlanders added ann score just seven plays at run in the first Wolfpack 40-6' in a Northern Divi- sion football game. ' The Scots have been plagued with third-quarter slumps in games -i leading at the half but ,this sea' ' vntests as the Highland lin the third period. arched the opening 's to-the Wapato 15, only to lose the ball as Ray Abella intercepted one of Jim Cline's passes. An off-side Penalty against X the Wolves on the play returned 1 the ball to the Scots' possession ' and Ron Rochel plunged five yards! through the line for the first touch-l down. 1 ? Wapato countered with a ki off drive of its own that had the going 51 yards in nine plays. ' bucked it over from the the lone Wapato score. :logs K .PFH Scots' Drive Toppenish Surprises 1 High-Scoring Eleven TOPPE NISH -Toppenish 'rrned in one'ot its best games - season for old grads re- ' '-mecoming celebra- ' '11-scoring .and B lld . . mtv? Y 5,8 Figllf U X The Scotties then unlea 'ooreless ' 3 K 'f20I1d-half k1Clf0ff, aerial attack and the W Z 1f UP to 'fhe Hlgh' was helpless as Tom Hr J li lack R033 Smlfh ter and Cline took turn . 2 X I Bielohys serials passes. Rochel and 1Sf01' the-fhlfdioff as receivers a s K' we i t i 'F WSS fo. RHS-lcomplered 11 out 0 y t QR, 1 . on . Sm led' .writ ms: it 1 ig 1 , iwtlvw ' 'fs ' k ' u gs 0 e se A i' C Hi iv il 'rf k1c s injgomg over from My iv Aiw a g Q, . V V the f0urth'Ha.mmermeister ,i X it-. . . - af . Ni -, , -- l , -A - so Q'-are .,, , , 'Etna-, M , - - .vig , , .,f in d punt on .th ,t,,W,,t-sith- vagina 5 X, X53 ., Q .- , . if eeee as an-ning it end Haw! 1 K .1 pg --J-du1eddoWn.tf1e Th dsc' iff' Vi X gi i eeei hai back six' apiriiipitg it 0' li?-.. -.nen fullback Dale Leachiset up the Scots- ,jinkl 1' A i ' --lied to the f0P1' and one Playthird-quarter touchdown. Ly. Q :sf-3 e ' if E ..s into 'gil v2EEZdrg11eiiglihiO2,?g'ZtO:53' hurdled the line from the one after V if K it Q Plays after. The Bulldogs threatened ggain,Iggglg1Zm31is?:l?ceuiEdth:L1gggyf 'tot tie and nf fasses ldeep in qfhefourth ,Pe1'i05 P'-lujngl Hamrnermeister cdnnficted two ind Naihes' hi ter threw Cline a pass on the 14 a leo rowing SIX mes an quarter as the injury-mddled Wa- f' WN and then Cline passed to end Mor- ris Rasciner in the end zone to make the score 13-0. A running conversion attempt failed. The Bulldogs bounced back into action with a scoring drive of their cum, marching from their own 26 and sending fullback Alan Peter over the goal line from nine yards out. Bieloh's kick for the extral point was blocked by guard Don Milton. 1 With the first quarter out dt the way, the squads turned the c ' into a defensive battle, n team getting past the other until the waning minutes 1 half when Bieloh oonnectec passes, the first to half II Barnhart and the second ti Al Kolmodin, to place the Bu on the Highland 18. . Halfback Don Morrison h for the Highland goal line 1 final seconds ticked by, but 2 ble on the 14 cost Ellensburg session of the ball and the had time for only three plaj fnma the half ends-rl hitting his' targets for four com- .pletions. The attack carried xthem from the 12 to the High- 'land 42 before linebacker Lee Brower intercepted a pass to :stave off the threat. I A Highland drive five minutes before had carried the Scots to the Ellensburg six-inch line before they had to relinquish the ball on downs as the Bulldog line held off Cline and Hammermeister. E I-I first downs rushing .... Z Q -pato line sagged badly- The. first ,was a 26-yarder to Rochelle who ,flashedinto the end zone from 10 yards out and on the secondhe ,passed to end Morris Rascmer on the three-yard line. X is Wapato took to the air in alastl ditch effort to duplicate the Scot- ties' aerial successes but only one of Joe Espinoza's seven last-quar-f ter attempts connected and that! one caught by end Jim Swan for seven yards. D ,-,.li..i1-- .. L Toppenish held the upper ,bans throughout the first half antlfipi- peatedly pushed inside High1a,nd's 30-yard line. But an offside' penalty on one occasion stopped the Wildcats and onanother drive a 15-yard holding penalty took! the starch out of their push, l A stubborn Highland defensel held Toppenish at bay in the sec- ond half and the Scotties initiated a drive of their own that camel within a yard of claiming a vic-I tc'-1' f-F Dool's club. Jim Cline' fund end for, 40 yardsl 'S two yard line in the 'ter. A line buck netted fard but on the next land fumbled and Top-1 covered. Neither team, 1 seriously 'thereafterf .wo OVER 'roPPEN.! :h Dwight Pool has High- F -ating on all cylinders. Highland is second in xern Division only to e and rolling along. High- Fnhnnhi sh R Left to right: Manager Bill Mahre, Arnold Pleasant, Leon Marcum, Don Wilmoth, jerry Leslie, Gary Smith, Stan Sorenson, Anthony Hill, Ernest Wiess, Harold Stone, Manager, Ken Mannin, and Coach Mr, Driver. Left to right: Mr. Pool, Junior Price, Dale Wilkenson, Ron Myles, Carl Smith, Glen Collins, Roger Smith, Alan Purdon, Wayne Marples, Gill Perdue, Leon Burnam, and Don Zier. FOOTBALL B TEAM Get that ball, Cline! Highland offensive ready to go The Highland 1953 football team started out the season with 68 candidates for the various positions. There were quite a few lettermen back, and the rest were boys with a lot of desire and willingness to play football. The Scotties opened up against a strong Prosser ball club which over-powered the Scotts 28-13 for the win. In the second game the Scotties took their re- venge by traveling to Sumner, beating Sumner 27-0 in a lop-sided tilt. In the first leagpe game against Marquette, Highland proved that they were not easily overcome when they lost by only one touchdown 27-20 against the league winning Mar.quette Squires. The following week was very successful for the Scotties. With very few mistakes, they ran over the favored Wapato team 40-6 in the Scott's best game of the year. jim Newbill Richard Kirkendal Dwight Pool Ardith Moberly jack Driver Leo Cozza Stan Sorenson RON ROCHEI. Foolball Capmizz DALE LEACH Impimtional Award Winner To show Highland followers that the last game was no stroke of luck, the team scored a decisive 27-6 win over Ellensburg, which was the first time Highland has beaten this school in its short football history. In the next game Toppenish tied the favored High- land team 0-0 in a hard fought battle in the Top- penish Homecoming game. On successive weekends Highland lost to Naches 19- 7, Cle Elum 21-7, and Selah 20-14. Fullback Dale Leach was voted Inspirational player for the year by his teammates and Ron Rochel, Cap- tain. Don Melton made the second team on the Northern Division All-Star team. Graduating sen- iors are: Ron Rochel, Don Melton, Bill Hammer- meister, Fred Elander, jim Losey, Roger Smith, Carl Wagner, Dale Leach, jim Manring, jerry Vander Howen and Gale Sorenson. Reserves Help Scots io Victory TOPPENISH - Field goals by' substitutes Ken and Ron Rochel oke ame and the Scotties went on to post a 42-28 Class A League basketball triumph over Toppenish Saturday midway in the final quarter br Highland away from a. tight g night. It was the initial win of the league season for the defending C0-ChH1T1Di0rl i V Highland Scotties, while Toppenish' suffered its sec- ond straight reversal. with six minutes remaining Ea 5-u. 'UQ are :wg EN 25 ra .9..?:' Ha. Sw O'U 'TE .. 2. FF B' O N Toppenish was down six points in the ,game when the Rochel broth- ers dunked a pair of baskets apiece ati .fhej Squire Zon Tro Bu Highla d Win Marquei sure with but Highla outsid ani to coineci , consistency lseason ba Scotties' fa ory Thursc With si meister, s1 game, sho points, M: High I If IIII JJ' iree occas- od but the stuff the ld goal that nto serious ing for: its ES this sea- to score a period and iened their the free aniere sur- COWICHE - Naches was handed more at Naches last season, paced its first defeat of the season Tues- the Highland attack against, his tht, losing 53-42 to Coach former teammates, The ' 'enson's Highland Scotties transfer bucketed a total '-season basketball game points as Highland gained pair of Class A League lead and never relinqi' persistent Top-Hi Wildcats. , if ff 'E NHC' BX-Huey, I 2 4 1 8 N J McLemore, e 2 4 3 Mortimer, g 2 2 3 5 Hammermeister, g 0 2 2' 2 R. Rochel, t 2 0 4 Rasciner, I- 0 1 0 1 K. 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S 'J4' fff fffff A : RD-Anglccaooi-osoioisnfi-'loci-some 10 msg, ,.. l q Hpgwiloxoooi-oicauau -silcaei-i-oct-trois: QQ fp mea RIS IQ OIOMOWIOUWA fb OHWCIPOMPIOQWNPQ ' rv N io! , i-Ll H . ,- ca i- 1-1 .as i-1 P4 Eggg -am -Milf-sm,-.f-.-.-.i...immf-1 mlnnms-:Aan-lmmciqqtd mdavzi' Seated: Duane Oberlander, Ken Wolf, Pinky Robbins, Marvin Seabrands, Arnold Pleasant, Ken Detloff, jerry Groenig, Gary Casady, Standing: Don Wilmoth, Gerald Biggers, Walt McDevitt, Morris Rasciner, C. G. Robbins, Gary Williams, Jerry Leslie, Mr. Cozza. The Highland Scotties completed another successful basketball season by reaching the semi-finals in the district tournament. In tournament play Highland trounced Yakima 47-41 and then lost a thrilling game to Cle Elum by a score of 53-52. The Scotties posted a season's record of 15 wins and 8 losses. The Scotties opened the season by winning the Jamboree against Selah, Marquette, and Naches. In league play, Highland continued their winning ways and finished second to the Cle Elum Warriors in a hotly contested race. This year's team was a well balanced squad in which all of the squad members contributed to the success of the team. Lee Brauer, Ron Rochel and Clint Galloway will be lost by graduation and will be greatly missed, but the remainder of the squad will return for next year's season. The B squad which won 17 and lost 3, will also contribute to next year's team. Lee Brauer was elected by his teammates as the honorary captain for the year. Clint Galloway and Larry Mortimer were chosen as the co-inspirational award winners. Highland .................... 3 1 Highland ....... Highland ....... Highland ....... Highland ....... Highland ....... PRE-SEASON Sumner ...,. 1 .... .. Grandview Marquette .. Selah . LEAGUE PLAY Highland .......... ....... 4 6 Cle Elum ......... Highland .......... ....... 4 2 Toppenish ......... Highland .................... 67 Naches ............... Highland .................... 41 Marquette ......... Highland .................... 52 Grandview ......... Highland .................... 40 Selah ...,........ .. Highland .................... 65 Prosser ...... .. Highland .................... 57 Prosser ...... .. Highland .................... 48 Cle Elum ........... Highland .......... ....... 5 5 Toppenish ......... Highland .......... ....... 2 Naches Cforfeitj Highland .................... 48 Highland .................... 64 Marquette ......... Grandview ......... Highland .................... 5 1 Selah ............ .. TOURNAMENT PLAY Highland .................... 47 Yakima ........ .. Highland ............,....... 52 Cle Elum ...... ,. Richland ...... Q Naches ....... .. RON ROCHEL TOM HAMMERMEISTER .. 45 y ,g i f V fg ' ' ' ,.. 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Truly, thought is :IFS h,-.rv 2 wealth, so Think, fi sw- -' ' --5 E E, W M55 f :LLM- ' T 3 X w,, lf THE SNYDER BAKERS of YAKIMA f 3511 QGQWICHE MGROWERS ,,,f, I ,,, .flu l -' rf I .' f , N' A 1 l'fHy-Land Kids A' Washington Apples Congratulations THE HIGHLAND GRADUATES of the Class of 1954 ALWAYS REMEMBER For the Best Apples Buy Through the Cowiche Growers Phone Cowiche 2l4l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 54 HI-LAND GROCERY ROY KRINGEN, Proprie+or and Owner and STROMME'S MARKET ll ll The Shopping Center of Tieton DAIRY PRODUCTS VEGETABLES MEAT GROCERIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES FRUITS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS CUSTOM CUTTING AND WRAPPING Phone 2747 Tiefon, Wash. 4 pg, 0,06 7 ftflv-'V 743-4'f'l6fv-1A'l -5 QfL'Y '- S'76A 5 W-dfffovf-L K sssr. ' . . ffw-40 I?.:Ff.'EU BgERLEY0FilliIT co. K ' 'or 9 0a -' V' ww 704 S -Q-0 --Sw if-EBM 4..g,,.g'Afw..c,L.8,a-. ,AAA-S S egfcvvtvf TN. Ufifczaffwc.. IE-IT-ON fVWf 'A74 Q9'WJ N'N Jfswswfww- BRANDLGM fwfs-J-WMM' ,490 ,Vwohgt ujjphs 'QXR5 f-910 fyv-All-olgc,-'L-0-'JJ' ,,Wz.,.s. 5 1,h.xr ,WAN .fffff-,Wodw +V? uf-but - .Q ,W xs,a,.,fsJ M-fffwwffs Q0 QQ!- f0'f'L ZJZAVQ, fZfff - ff -Jw S .ffffn-7f2f's. uf'-JL. owl-X.. saab a l Congratulations to the Class of 54 f5JVM'U:.,. xylxlf' ff-44-rf A if -f'-if N . Ml Q64 42 li . , 04,1-Lfcfl. Qzeupfx fj.4,,2l'.,f!v'4Z1 'fslffyafg ' F 4 7,41 046, QQNNXJ-,tb-14 01 fyrw-A-svscfo ff ,Gif-My cgi!!-2'.44J ,ZS fdfv-wx. Tie+0h Naches se Congra'I'ula+ions 'ro +he Highland GraduaI'es From Darigolcl YAKIMA DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION STRAND FRUIT AND STORAGE Congraiulaies 'Ihe Class of 54 STRAND'S SUPREME APPLESH Cowiche, Wasl1ingI'on H Q i , Zatzildoua DAIRY PRODUCTS I 'N ,:,, , M ., X 0 --zx:: .-2' ,Q N -,. MAID O'CLOVER Yakima Cify Creamery cngwaimgmfd 'Katie WATSENIORS OF IQ54 KENNELL ELLIS STUDIOS Official Phoiographers Tycoma 54 WlLLEY'S HARDWARE Tools Housewares Philco Radios and TV Se+s Hun'l'ing and Fishing Supplies Philco Ranges and Refrigera+ors Sherwin-Williams Pain'r PHONE 2847 TIETON TIETON MERCANTILE The Friendly S+ore CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES We Are Here +o Serve You Groceries, Fresh Meais, and Vegeialoles Phone 27I7 Tie'f0f1 Sincere Wishes 'lo l'he Class of 54 PERHAM FRUIT COMPANY High Qualify Apples Paclced in Three Grades VIOLET BRAND-TULIP BRAND-GOLDENROD BRAND GRANDVIEW ZILLAH YAKIMA TIETON Congralulalions 'lo 'Phe Class of 54 TIETON REPAIR SHOP RADFORD'S MARKET Where Qualify Reigns Welding and Machine Shop Worlc, Television, lrrigalion Pumps, Aircrafl' and lnduslrial Tires We have combined cooperalive buying, low operaling cos'I' and cash selling 'I'o bring you food ai' a low cos? every day. Tie+on phone 2597 Phone 2587 Tie-I-on Congramlanons WESTERN OUTFITTERS from CASCADE GOLD STAR ' DAIRIE5 24-26 so. Firs+ Phone 3-3737 YAKIMA, WASHINGTON Pr: 3 5I77 YAKIMA Liberace Says: Congra+uIaI'ions on Ihe Superb BALDWIN PIANOS ACROSONICS AND BALDWIN ELECTRONIC ORGANS Band Insrrumenfs TRIANGLE MUSIC S+ore of Happiness LANES MARKET and SNACK BAR Congrafularions 'ro fhe Class of 54 GROCERIES, MEATS. LUNCHES Phone 262l Cowiche CONGRATULATIONS From N EWLAN D'S PHARMACY Good Luck Seniors! CAMPBELL'S VARIETY LADIES', CHIDREN'S, AND MEN'S APPAREL Compleie S+ocIc of No+ions and Dry Goods Phone 2757 Tiefon Tl ETON CAFE BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER L. 81 E. FOOD CENTER CompIe+e Super MarIce+ CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 Qpen 7 Days aweek Phone 2I6l Cowiche CompIimen+s of CITY-PEERLESS LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANERS 20I N. Firs+ SI'. I05 N. Firsi SI. Phone 4IOI Phone 5I6I Yakima, Wash. INTERVALLEY EQUIPMENT CO. Sales and Service J. I. Case Qualify Farm Machines YAKIMA TOPPENISH CompIimen+s ROSSER 81 SUTTON OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2I I W. Yakima Ave. Yakima, Wash. YAKIMA TRIPLE XXX BARREL Under New Managemen+ IIOI Sou+h Is+ S-I. Yakima, Wash. Good Luck, Seniors! MELTONS HI-LAND BAKERY H I- LAN D EveryI'hing for Thai' ParI'y THEATER Home Made-Bread, Cakes L. A. KNOTT, Owner and Pas'I'ries Ph' 2737 Tieiokn Phone 3087 Tiefon JIM'S GARAGE GENERAL Auro REPAIR Grease Jobs Car Washing Phone 2367 Tie'I'on POTLATCH YARDS PIeases Par+icuIar PeopIe FIGURE WITH US AND SAVE Hardware, Painfs, Lumber, Building Supplies Phone 2537 Tie'I'on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish +o exfencl our appreciafion and many +hanks +o +he following pa+rons who by' +heir generosiiy have helped us in publishing 'rhis yearbook. WRIGHT MUSIC CO. 9 S. 3rcI S+. Yakima, Washingfon MILLERS DEPARTMENT STORE I23 E. Yakima Ave. Yakima, Washingfon JESS BARBER'S 206 E. Yakim'a Ave. Yakima, Washingfon LEE SEMON MEN'S WEAR Yakima, Washingfon TRIANGLE AUTO SUPPLY CO. l222 S. Isi' S+. Yakima, Washingfon LINSE BROS. RADIO 81 TV SHOP I06V2 S. 4I'I1 SI. Yakima, Washingion THE BON MARCHE Yakima, Washirigfon SPORTSMEN'S SUPPLY 2I2 E. Yakima Ave. Yakima, Washingfon YAKIMA HARDWARE CO. Yakima, Washingion McDOUGAL'S DEPARTMEN 209 E. Yakima Ave. Yakima, Washingfon TIETON BOWLING LANES Tie+on, Washingfon TIETON BILLIARDS Tie+on, Washingfon CLlFF'S BARBER SHOP Tieion, Washingfon WI ES CORNER Cowiche, Washing'I'on VALLEY EVAPORATING Cowiche, Washingfon HI-LAND CAFE Tie+on, Washingfon Phone 2037 STORE , , I 1 X , ' L A x .3 1 L I f ' cgmm V MM ' , 3-hw T5 ' . ,OKS-v-L - MQ mg Mm XMHMW ww MLQc.f...,m,O+ xwgwh y QI' W 2 W M gikrnigii ff fiiffk M' 1 NYMJQQSK? EMM QOMQV3' We Ciffw Q? M ff M 0-'V 'AL'OAi TQ CQWWC9' A AQAJK .M 5NvWmVx Q w 3,Q9v PM , 5 mm www wi Wynn W Wjliyjf ff Www Aff X 1 A ,ff M .L' WAAm2f W MW V, K , W D Hwy! w l,.,3 . 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'Nia Q' W Q W W' QQ 'b'A ff- 'Til xl , x X 0 .1 E3 L Al f ifkzih QQ gif ,HEQQM .L A l f 913. f'-, 'X , N , 'xl fl, 1' 'J ' I -, . -, xt C. I: - 'Z Nfl mf ,TJ-3' L MRL Nj 1 '5 at Xa k,Qy- , A Q-1, is A 'qi ' EX 3591 Q' ' N .qi gl' -X X6 3 E xL 1' gr 3 A S Wx Q fkikf XM :iffffsf gfxs-wz kmf ,f an gf Sf K SE PM 1 K 2 4 N My A 1 ,PQ vi wa 1' 3,7 Q xf mb, A ,. wiv, 42 S21 E WE. S2 af K . L, X E52 A My Q? ESQ? Ngy. VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN , HELEN YOUNG Salulalorian BETTY MCLEAN Valediflorian ?' X 5 e E MOTHERS' TEA SNAPS 3 rf: 1 2 fr ,K L2 35 w 32 al 1.Retha models an afternoon frock 2.President Glenda and her mother 3.Gay 90's costumes modeled 4. Girls' quartet- sings for royalty MAY QUEEN AND PRINCESSES BOBBIE NORTHCOTT Princeu HELEN YOUNG May Queen BILLIE CAMPBELL Pfizzcen GIRLS JUNIOR PLAY Etiquette must be preserved. A happy moment her life. in Stag Line The cast. BEVERLY VAN EPPS OF THE PAT FORNEY MONTH FRANCINE WOODIN TENNIS Left to right: james Howell Bill Hintze. Kneeling, left to right: Jean Snipes, Melba Rademacher, Mar- ilyn Whiteside. Standing: Marlana Kroger, Bar- bara Beffa, Shirley Hinkle, Aleene Anderson. Although the 1954 tennis team did not win very many of its matches, it is hoped it gained some invaluable experience. In spite of some very strong valley competition this year, the team at all times exhibited good sportsmanship and a fine competitive spirit. Bob Hintze and Barbara Beffa were elected honorary captains. With Ken Dueker, jean Snipes, Bob and Barbara re- turning, the team should give a good account of itself next year. 7 Ken Dueker, David Howerton, The 1954 track season started on the ninth of March with 65 candidates ready to go for the first turnout. Of these men approximately 50 made up the varsity squad with the remainder taking on B squad duties. A fine team spirit was shown throughout the season. Highland opened up with a dual meet with Sunny- side on the second of April, beating the Grizzlies 71 to 44. Two weeks later the Scotties were edged out of a triangular meet with Cle Elum and Naches: Cle Elum On May 16 the, Scotties fell to the strong Ellens- burg team 74-48 in a dual meet. At Wapato the fol- lowing week, Highland lost 51-50 in a meet in which the pole vault event was left out, therefore keeping the Scotties from gaining any more points. In the final meet Highland downed three of the valley schools to win a four way meet at Selah ac- cumulating 61 points. The other three teams were Naches, Toppenish and Selah. In the Sub-district meet held in Yakima the Scot- ties took fourth and placed Dale Leach and Delane Smith in the District Meet on the following week. Dale Leach won the District High Hurdles event and went on to the State meet in Pullman, in which he placed fifth for State Honors. Dale Leach was elected by his teammates to be honorary captain for the year, while Don Scheuffele was elected inspirational award winner for the team. Graduating Trackmen are: Dale Leach, Don Scheuf- fele, Del Williams, Clinton Galloway, Fred Elander, Keith Button, Dick Hamlin, Dick Schut, Don Mel- ton, jerry VanderHowen, Gale Sorenson, Ron Kru- ger. TRACK First row, left to right: George Brown, Dick Cossel, Kingsley Fairchild, Roger Hansen, Mike Austin, Clifford Ginder, Carl Smith, Charles Pogue, Ronald Habedank. Second row: Clinton Galloway, Don Scheuf- fele, Bill Cox, Keith Button, Chuck Toop, Ron Kruger, Marvin Bisconer, Ted Rudd, Gerald Burks, Dick Schut. Third row: Morris Rasciner, Dale Leach, Dick Conrad, Walter McDevitt, Dale Wilkenson, Delane Smith, Clayton Drummins, Don Mel- ton, Jerry VanderHouwen, Dick Hamlin, Fred Elander. First row: Bill Perdue, Tom Carey, Gary Smith, Bob Lemcke, Ernest Weiss, Mike Williams, Gerald Burks. Second row: Mr. Pool, Alan Purden, James Philbrick, E. J. Akxns Chuck Ripplinger, Fred Martin, Gary Cassidy, Anthony Hill, Ted John son, Nick VanderHouwen, Art Losey, Mr. Newbill. SCHEDULE April 2 ..... ..................................... S unnyside April 12 ..... ...... C le Elum, Naches April 16 ...... .............. E llensburg April 23 ...... ............................... W apato April 30 ...... .............................. T oppenish May 6 ......... ...... S elah, Naches, Toppenish May 15 ....... ............. S ub-District, Yakima May 22 ....... ...................... D istrict May 28-29 ..... ....... S tate, Pullman Leach goes far in the broad jump. Tom Carey throws the javelin. Our rough and ready track men on the job. ROSEPHFHISCH iUmP5 high in the Pole vault. Delane Smith goes over the high jump T s R N A A C P K S First row: jim Manring, Roger Smith, Ron Rochel, Marion Hess, Oscar Strope, C. G. Robbins, Karl Milner. Second row: Jim Losey, Ken Rochel, Ray Buckley, jim Robbins, Ken Detloff, Arnold Pleasant, Tom Hammermeister. Third row: Bill Swartzwalter, Paul Berndt, Ray Esparza, Vernon Ford, Jerry Gillespie, Larry Morti- BASEBALL The Highland Scotties concluded a mediocre season by soundly trouncing the Ellens- burg Bulldogs 10-4. The Scotties finished the league play with two wins and five losses against very formidable opposition. mer, Stan Sorenson, Coach. In addition to A squad play, Highland this year played a B squad and a Freshman team schedule. Another highlight of the season was the 15-0 no-hit-no-run win over Selah. Roger Smith, Jerry Gillespie and Ray Buckley combined to pitch the ball game. Ron Rochel and C. G. Robbins were chosen by their teammates at the end of the season as captain and inspirational award winners. Ron and jerry Gillespie, were chosen to play in the All-Star games in Yakima. The Seniors who will be lost by graduation are Jim Manring, Ron Rochel, Marion Hess, Oscar Strope, Roger Smith and jim Losey. A st-rong nucleus will return for next year's varsity team. The leading hitters for Highland were Strope, Gillespie, Robbins, Ron Rochel and Jim Manring. They all hit .400 or better. SCHEDULE Highland. N21ChCS ----- Highland ......... ........ 1 5 Selah ------- Highland ........ ........ N aches ----- Highland ........ ..... Y akima Highland ........ ..... N aches ..... Highland ,,,,,,,, ........ T oppenish Highland ........ ..... W 9-PHO Highland ,,,,.... ..,.. M arquette Highland ........ ......... E llensburg First row: Keith Allan, jim Komulaine, Earl Brown, Gary Williams, Ronnie Wine, Jerry Detloff, Duane Oberlander, Jim Asbury. Second row: Stanley Sorenson, john Rogers, Charles Parsley, Ronald Myles, Lonnie Stull, Jerry Leslie, Talmadge Underwood, john Dixon. Third row: Ronnie Anderson, Sammy Snyder, Gary Pue, Junior Price, jimmy Robinson, Larry Pettit. B SQUAD BASEBALL Ray winds up with a pitch. Jim swings hard Coach Sorenson watches from the sideline. HSOHMQHZ QF-Cm PZU mg-HON HZ PPO? 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