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gowns ' Top, left to right: Delane Smith, Mr. Cozza, Advisor, Jack Pemberton. Mid- dle: Gwen Williams, Darlene Weaver. Bottom: John White, Millicent Pue, Nellie Judd, Alan Strand. I Left to right: Glen Rodman, Luther Gerhardt, Ed Myhowich, Malvin Sea- brands, John White, Delane Smith, Charles Ward, Robin Kennedy, Bob BTUUUCFJ .lack Pemberton, Rodney West. Clayton Drummins. Left to right: Darlene Weaver, Alan Strand, Robin Bedard, Gwen Williams, Georgeann Gray, Francine Woodin, Re- nee Bedard, Mr. Cozza, Advisor, Jean Snipes.
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Left to right: Stan Sorenson, Nathan Wherry, John Sauer, Bill Blair, Glenn Collins, Bill Cox, Nick VanderHouwen, T. J. Hinkle, Ed McLemore, Vernon Ford, Mr. Hansen, Dale Wilkinson, Junior Price, Carl Smith, Don Roach, Dick Cossel, Jerry Willard. O . ,Sli 1 W a of ameawauma Left to right: Gerald Gerhardt, Gary Smith, Judy Lydin, Dean Hallauer, Mike Paradis, Barbara Barrett, Gordon Best, Jim Auslam, Pat Forney, Robert Bernath, Sue Campbell, Janie Clifton, Mike Austin, Fred Martin, Sharon Harrington, Ken Adams, John Ashbaugh, Nancy Manning, J erry Groenig, Rosalyn Beavers, Kingsley Fairchild, Dick Conrad. Theyire off. The annual March of Dimes contest started with the backfire of a small hot rod on January 10. Each home room was represented by a hot rod and a driver. A yellow sports car owned by the U. S. History Class shot ahead to Win the 1955 contest with a total of 56114. The members of the class contribut- ed S50 in donations and the remaining amount was made through the selling of pop bottles. A total of 34-73.17 was collected by the high school. Display of March of Dimes progress.
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Left to right: Laverne Barnes Shirley Wilson Barbara Barrett Marlene Bline Nellie Judd Millicent Pue Darlene Melton Left to right: Pat Paradis, Emma Lou Perdue, Gwen Williams, Darlene Weaver, Sharon Richey, Starlene Morris, Milly Sanger. There was a big job to be done this year with so many students and the ever increasing supply of books. The new girls soon learned the ropes under the constant and helpful guidance of Mrs. Carey. Their many duties were checking out maga- zines, stamping and shelving books and last, but not least, tracing overdue books. The girls met once a Week with Mrs. Carey for class. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Carey! All Work and no play makes for sad-faced li- brarians, so We managed to meet once a month for a party and some fun. At these parties two girls shared the honor of hostess. Mrs. Carey entertained the g-irls at Christmas with a potluck dinner. ln May the Library Club had their annual dinner-theater party in Yakima.
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