Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

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Daryl Sauve Lillian Scheuffele Richard Scroggins Jackie Smith Peggy Stohler Harold Stone Lonnie Stull Melvin Taylor Violet Towell Darrell Turner Tal Underwood Phyllis Vance Steve VanderHouWen Don Vickers Lon Vickers Louise Wadsack John Walters Pat Weiler Ernie Weiss Jerry Weiss Duane Wetmore Boyd Whittney Liz Wickersham Joe Wiley Gary Williams Loyal McCloud Mike Williams Phyllis Wilson Ronnie Wine Ken Wolf Nancy Woodin Tom Wooton Carolyn Withers Paul Wyles Marilyn Jean Young Shirley Zier W Shirley Gardner Elsie Borland Ozzie Bedard Joy Wood Chuck Collins

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Ken Mannin Bernice Markle Phyllis Marley Kathleen Monahan Ruby Morton Bill McBride Carolyn McCraken Evelyn Nelson Marie Orser Duane Oberlander Bobbie Patterson Wayne Peters Larry Pettit Phyllis Pogue Bill Perdue Ruth Perdue Alan Purdon Karl Pursley Sharon Rademacher Marilyn Raymond Edward Richardson Pinky Robbins Wanda Rogers Ruth Rudd Carolyn Sanislo Nancy Heron Jerry Forbes Margie Hicks Anthony Hill Ann Horst Deanna Howell Jerry Hubbard Betty Hudson Bill Huff Ruth Jacobs Bob Johnson Ted Johnson Larry Jones Carolyn Kaldenberg Dollie Keen Mary Kirkland Roy Klusmiere Gary Kruger Charles Laird Bob Lemcke Jerry- Leslie Bernie Lovestrand Elsa Lovestrand Vivian Lovings Bill Mahre

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Left to right: Miss Culver, Advisorg Terry Willard, President, Carolyn Forney, Treasurer, Lynne Watkins, Social Chairman, Mr. Millard, Advisor, Barbara Krieger, Secretary, Ralph Velasquez, Vice President, Marilee Zirkle, Social Chairmang Miss Thomas, Advisor. Entering Highland was a big step for us green little Freshmen. We were very frightened and felt as if we were just being pushed around in the crowded halls until initiation. After initiation we' knew that we would start the daily grind as Fresh- men and looking forward to being Sophomores. On initiation day the girls wore overalls back- wards, boots, a tie, and they also washed their hair the night before and came to school without combing it. The girls were not allowed to wear any makeup. The boys wore blouses, skirts above their knees, shoes on the wrong feet, nylon hose, and carried a doll. The dance that night turned out to be a very successful dance. Carolyn Beffa and Ralph Valesquez were chosen the funniest dressed Freshmen. The time came when we were to choose a candi- date for Miss Tycoma. We chose Carol Galloway to represent us and she did a good job by coming in third. To earn money for Miss Tycoma we went on ticket rallies, had cake sales, and a sweater raffle. We want to express our appreciation to Miss Culver, Miss Thomas, Mr. Sperline, and Mr. Millard, our class advisors, for helping us and sticking by us through- one of our best years. We've had lots of fun and we will always remember our troubles and our joyous times during our Fresh- man year. '