Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

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Seniors . . . Proud of the Past - Eager for the Future. As we the class of 56 go forward into the world, our memorable days at Highland will never be for- gotten. From the time we entered as grass-green Freshmen until we were mellow Seniors and received our diplomas, we have enjoyed our days at H.H.S. We will not forget our Freshman initiation or the good fight we put up in the Mr. and Miss Tycoma contest for our candidates, Hilda Curtis and jim Cline. Christmas in the Forest, our first formal, was a big thrill for all as was the spring formal, Singing in the Rain. Then as Sophomores we got our revenge in the initiation. After a day of being Almighty Sopho- mores, we treated the Freshmen to a party and dance. Betty Griffith, our Miss Tycoma candidate, came in second this year. juniors! We felt more worthwhile because we were upper classmen now. Donna Melton represented a hard-working and proud class when she won the Miss Tycoma contest. Under the Sea was the theme for the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which was a real success. Custer's Last Stand, the junior Class Play helped finance the Prom and Banquet. In our fourth year, the climax of high school, we were all looking forward to graduation and planning what we were going to do afterward. The Senior Class Play, Time Out for Ginger, the proceeds of which went to buy a gift for the school, was a great success. After a triumphant football season, Pamela Nelson and Sylvia Benner represented the Senior Class as Homecoming candidates. We all shared the honor when Pamela was crowned Princess. Pamela Nelson also represented us as our Miss Tycoma candidate, to bring home the honor for a second time for our class as Miss Tycoma.

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KEITH ALLAN Yep, I'r11 ll Senior lbir year. Dramatics 11, 123 FFA 11, 123 Radio Club 123 Baseball Manager 10. MIKIE AUSTIN Eirber I find ll uwy or make wie. ASB Advertising Manager 123 Student Council 123 Home Room Vice President 10 113 FFA 93 Lettermen's Club 11. 123 Track 9, 10, 11, 123 Student Leaders Conference 12. BARBARA BARRETT Qlziel bu! 1101 u11E11oz4'11 Student Council 103 Girls' Club Secretary 123 Pep Club 10. 11, 123 Tycoma Staff 103 Class Secretary 10. 113 Bookstore 123 FHA llg FHA Treasurer 123 Library 11. 123 Library President 123 Honor Society 11, Secretary 123 Student Lead- er's Conference ll? Girl of the Month. January 12. SYLVIA BENNER Wfiila ll mnrzrzer mlm and 11 hear! sincere. Student Council 10. 11, 123 Girls' Club Social Chairman 123 Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Tycoma Staff llg Dramatics 113 Class Social Chairman 103 Bookstore 123 FHA 11, 123 Office Girl 123 Library 123 Honor Society 11, 123 Student Leader's Conference llQ january Girl of the Month 123 Girls' State 1lQ FHA Convention 11. 1 X BOB BERNATH Content rmzkex flee poorer! 1111111 rirb. Band 93 Home Room Vice President 103 FFA 10, 11. 12. GERALD BIGGERS I do1z'z preach, why .rlaould I prarlire. Dramatics 123 Class Play 123 Science Club 93 Letterman's Club 123 Football B 9, 103 Basketball B 9, 103 Track 9, 10. EDNA BONNETT A Jong if more failing limo life rirbef of the world. Pep Club 9, 10, 113 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Tycoma Staff 93 Hi-Lites Staff llg Dramatics 11Q Library 12. EARL BROWN All good b1zildi11g.f have good fo1z11d:1!io11r. FFA 9, 123 Le-tterman's Club 11, 123 Football A '123 Foot- ball B 9. 103 Baseball A 10, 11, 123 Baseball B 9.