Kelso High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Kelso, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1951 volume:

Z X967 Lnsi, X 2 JW gdgyz zkze Publlshed bv the student bodv of KELbO HIGH SCHOOL Kelso XVdSh1H5fOI1 BARBARA INIULLALEY Ealllm ROBERT PURRIER AJ! DON HANSEN Blume Afwzgez ormte Edztor EVELXN A BOSTROM Adzzsm MARII: BUCKLEY An Adzzfor Photogmphy by Mur1Art Studlo 4 x5u ' Y 'f ,ZX X ZW, - ' 'xxx' 0,81 , 4 1 J 4,2 . . Q55 r , ' T + XJ' z L ' FOREWORD The BAGPIPF staff chose the seasons of the year as the theme of the 1951 yearbook Departrng from the usual d1v1s1on we have endeavored to d1v1de act1y1t1es to correspond to the season of the year rn whrch they take place So dont be surpnsed rf you frnd football near the front of the book and rf you have to look to the very end to frnd the semors The staff has worked extra hard thrs year trymg to brrng you a brgger and better book than ever before We srncerely hope that we haye succeeded Specral credrt and thanks go to Barbara Chrlstenson for her ever ready help when there was work to be done The cartoomng vu as done by B1ll Fpton to whom we are rndebted for those orrglnal lrttle touches here and there throughout the book Thanks also go to Mrss Bostrom yy ho drd not lose her temper no matter what happened The success of the 1951 BAGPIPE IS due largely to these people but we are not unmrndful of all of the staff members who worked long and hard on th1s book THE EDITOR 'al u z u ah lg Ill' V V J ss lv P I-T-Yvzt an '4 V ' X Y, 9,05 ,Q Q NM L X i ksi lilglghx MP 93' w ,U Q ' 7 . 7 7 . . 7 V 7 If-i-:SA 'M' fx' f1? n . r ' 'Q Z RM1 ' K y I f -:.. -. .. . 1 -I I 'H '4 . - ' ','u' vt 2.55 ' 'lu X Q X c 1' .r 'I 'I , , ,y'Yr.v v Q r - Y A vb, - I 5 U ,f 4 V A - , . 'Nz ta ,Ge 0 y ' 'lxf w 1 r I r -x, Aff , A I-' ' 'A V. 0 v ,,',. x! CONTENTS 'I rtln hge l orux ord Dedreatrou Student COLlI1C1l Supermtemlent s Message Prmupal s Messa5,e Faeulty CL1SfOLl1f1l Stlff Sophomores umors Football Clubs Opcretta and One Act Sophomore Specralty Vollesball Pep Staff Qhrrstmas Ball Basketball Arsemc and Old Lace H1lHI1Ll Tello Staff Bagprpe aff Band Voeal Musm Semors umor Prom 1950 anuars Thaw Cartoons Aclvertlsemcnts Plays IW, 1 .9 Y I 1 1' ,qi f A f I' s 34' 65, J L A'l..!i. , I, ,, Cafeteria Staff I . Y ' St' J . J' f Y DEDICATION To those boys from our group who have already entered mrlrtary servrce and to those who wrll soon be leavlng to per form a patrrotxc duty we dedrcate thls book the 195 1 BAGPIPF who remarn at home of the many wonderful days spent rn Kelso Hrgh School Wrth thrs dedrcatron go our best wrshes and the hope that soon the turmorl of the world wrll be settled and that once more all wrll be able to resume normal peacetrme pursurts in the hope that it will serve to remind those boys and those ,if , T 9590 ,Om w D00 Hieuf Vzfe Pr lllhng P 7' U 5 H fffiezzf STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Louisa Arnold, Secretaryg Bette Davis, Business Manager, Tom Lehningg Don Hanseng Mr. Granholm, Advisorg Lloyd Hill, Treasurer, june Gregg, Student Body Representative. Standin g: Donna Rasmussen, Bill Epton, Lewis Yost, Larry Kettwig, Ralph Fristad, Cliff Richards, Herb Harris, Tom Cooley, Gerald Breunig, Trenna Ross. Lourba Arnold Seere tary Lloyd I-Ixll Tren urcr unc Gregg, SB Reprcaentatn c. Lew rs Yobt Pep Stlll Bette Dans Bubmcss Mana cr 4-5 QQ. Herb Hams Semor Class Prem dent Trenna Ross GL Presldent x 13, Larry Kettwrg BF Rep rcscntatlxc D o r1 n a Rasmussen GL Rcpre sentatlve Cllff Rleh ards BF Premdcnt 5-...J Ralph Frrstad, jumor Rep , Mead Zcrgler, 'Iumor President, Tom Cooley, Sophomore Presrdcnt, Blll Epton, Scmor Rep , Gerald Breunxg, Sophomore Rep CT 'ff ' . N 9 'V ' 'I f WS? l L ' s 4 QD X. ' ,, x . ry ,X fb' A ' Y Aw. bg, ' W 5 I x S' Y 7-Ja Q, on X lux'-, f' A o V V K A , .a ,f ,V a . fr ,. . A 1 of ' ' fx ',,., ' age T . .A ' J- A wx . M + ! : , I A 4 , ff K ly Q ' 5 A , ., , - ., , ,7 - . 7. 1 ' 1 -. - 1 V ' 1 1- , w 7 -. , . , r , , , , . , , , J , I , .- f -.L , A 3 . - . , L 3 A V , . , I .rf , i. ' ,ra A 'M , ' ir: ,, ff. 7 L 1 Q ' , ' . ii 2 R z l y 3 I ' . M -L' 'F ,,.--P f, 'W 4-., LAL . Qlfvf WWB 9 J. 1' fxb T ',--us.. -as lj 2 1, .,f'. gk :S f'?. . I ' 1- . A -Q u w S -f-ew, l V -J I Ad vigil? YS' G' xllllen we up rinfmdmfiv Message The future course and success of our great nation is in a real sense in the hands of the young people in our schools today. The extent, therefore, to which these young people develop a deep sense of respect for the great principles upon which our government is based and a feeling of personal responsibility to see that those principles are observed and maintained is of utmost importance. We hope, students, that as you turn through the pages of this book you will be reminded of the many pleasant days you spent in Kelso High School. We also sincerely hope that you will feel that through having been here you have been enabled to become better citizens, that you are more adequately prepared to take your places as useful, worthy, adult members of the community and nation. O IV 21-,DQZHOZAI zvflllfljlfllf 5 Message It 15 our srncere hope that all of us can look back upon the 1950 51 school year as a successful and enjoyable one Surely the many act1v1t1es depxcted rn th1s BAGPIPE reflect rn a frne way the wrllrngness and abrlrty of many of you to assume responsrbnlrtles and do a good job rn our school communrty Each of us must judge the relatrve success of the school year not only rn terms of the amount of pleasure or enjoyment we have derrved but also rn terms of the amount of personal effort we have put forth toward makrng our school a better school We on the faculty hope that we have succeeded rn our role as gurdes and counselors we hope that we have not too often been unmrndful of the fact that our success as teachers rs rn drrect proportlon to the degree to whrch you as students are prepared to take over the many responsrbrlrtres mvolved rn the contrnumg act1v1t1es of the school We wrll feel that your hugh school experxences have been of the rrght krnd nf upon graduatlon you can go out unto the adult commumty and actrvely partrcrpate as a cxtxzen of a democracy rn nts affalrs May we wrsh then for you graduatmg senrors a useful and abundant future and for you returmng sopho mores and junxors another school year rn which we can work together m a sp1r1t of understandrng and frrendshrp 9 'Y t 0 .ov - x., 1:74 f MP1 1 v fa! , X17 gfif rf Y WILLIAM BAYNE EVELYN BOSTROM JANE BOUFFIOU ROBERT BOWHAY Mechanical Drawing Senior English, Publica- School Nurse Visual Aids, tions, Echo and Bagpipe phy, Chemistry, Physii advisor. MARIE BUCKLEY LOUISE BURKLAND BERNARD BUTLER CAROLYN BUTLER Art, Brush and Palette Library, Library Club. Band Director Biology,AuditoriumClub. Club. Lassies, gdfllf y SAMUEL ANDERSON History, Sophomore Eng- lish, Hi Y. DENO GAFFI Wood Shop ohn Mellein janitor E. D. Holbrook Maintenance Husfoaial Staff Mrs. Marie Reynolds Laundry Russell Wfestervelt Custodian ge 'QU agoer Mrs Alice M :S es M501 3 Ullale SOYCY U3 er .Y CAFETERIA STAFF fNxefm Mfg DO h I' M15 hum P a Hendnck Mrs Nett1e Nelson 'fx X 'PQ if fesffki First row: V. Parkison, F. Swanson, C. Simmons, 1, Ni- chols, S. Nurmi, L. Rowland, N. Pitton, G. Olson, C. Powers, E. Payne, W. New- ton. Second row: j. Richer, D. Peaker, j. Pomeroy, J. Ris- moen, j. Rice, E. Nagunst, D. Raappana, S. Newman, B. Porritt, R. Noble, Mr. Piper. Third row: S. Nelson, I. Pound, V. Salsbury, G. Os- born, R. See, D. Poler, R. Reed, B. Powell, D. Nichol- son, Petersen. First row: P. Ford, B. Chad- derton, C. Cooper, J. Faught, M. Chaney, A. Fowler, N. Davolt, D. Cole, J. Culver, M. Carter. Second row: M. Cermak, C. Disney, C. Fournier, A. Cy- rus, P. Fowler, B. Ferguson, C. Dykstra, M. Cassavant P. Dean, Eby, B. Calvert J. Crayne. Third row: H. Davis, I Caines, T. Carroll, B. Cart- wright, D. Edwards, F. Clay- pool, L. Erovick, R. Cou- vion, Carner, Mr. Bowhay hay. Clark, L. Dotson. Fourth row: D. DeRosier, M. Clausen, T. Cooley, D. Din- gerson, M. Collins, W. First row: J. Barber, j. Bar- tell, C. Burhart, E, Brock, D. Bonfield, M. Brown, A. Bris- ter, P. Poling, Mr. Ander- son. Second row: G. Breunig, E. Arnold, M. Anderson, C. Blakeley, D. Ammons, M. Archer, Y. Boileau, P. Bangs, D. Allen, F. Aberle. Third row: M. Brent, W Bevins, D. Baxter, D. Beh rend, B. Burch, M. Aucoin G. Ammons, K. Ashley, B Ainslie, P. Benedict. First row: P. Gruver, B Hose, L. Isaacsen, Jacobs G. Greeley, Hazen, V Giberson, M. Gunnari, H Hubbell. Second row: D. Goodwin G. Johnston, A. Hansen, Di Harding, M. Hurst, D. Giles, S. Hoover, D. Hiebert, E. Hinkkanen. 5 Third row: J. Crowell, J Hayes, N. Kramer, F. Graves, D. Holliday, T. Karnoski, R. Gavette, R. johnson, A. jepsen, B. Gun- nari. First row: W. Marston, M. McClees, S. Mugaas, B. Mil- ler, P. Morrison, K. LaFever, D. Mann, L. Mitchell, A. LaBerge, I. Lowery, B. Lar- SOD. Second row: J. Maker, J. Mantell, R. Martin, E. Mit- chell, Mikesell, Lyon, G. Moore, J. Lydic, C Morse, B. Lydic. Third row: D. Maples, G Mansur, L. Margan, T Moulton, B. LaFever, R. Lin- coln, Maples, Miss Long Fourth row: B. Mask, G Ludlum. Minium, A. Mar- tin, McCoy, D. Lee, R Mason, R. Middleton. First row: B, Tugau, M. White, I. Whitten, B. Wil- son, C. Strueby, P. Steiner, B. Wines, D. Yaden, M. White, J. Smith, B. Yar- brough, W. Walken Second row: F. Stearnes, D. Smith, M. Stearns, Smith, S. Ward, C. Weyenberg, E. VanDinter, B. Venable, H. smith, F. Yokel. Third row: White, Swi- hart, F. Sunseri, Tousend, N. Sorensen, R. White, L Wilson, Mr. Gaffi. Fourth row: J. White, G Underwood, Sullivan, K Stulgis, Studer, G. Ward First row: Irene Josephs, Claryce Hansen, Donna Lipp, Shirley Kerr, Phyllis King, Mary Knapp, Audrey Knapp, Darlene Lewis, Dorothy Kennedy. Second row: Mary Johnson, Arlene Hansen, Bonita Hender- son, Barbara Lee, Pauline Harris, Ramona Heston, Kay Hodgkin- son, Joan Harris, Lila Herron, Nina Hopkins, Miss Bostrom. Third row: Don Kiest, Phillip Lee, Dick Hume, Jack Hoggatt, Bill Hansen, Bill Knestis, Albin Jacobson, L o r e n Lindstrom, Richard Kyro, Emmett Hutchins. ni E We . 5 1 First row: Judy Searing, Janet Rice, Louise Schill, Beverly Richards, Jo Ann Reither, Joanne Schroeder, Arlene Raappana, Etta Nell Robinson, Mavis Olson. Second row: Barbara Saville, Darlene Pankratz, Ellen Rube- dew, Mary Jo Pilat, Pat Palmer, Darlene Ruho, Patsy Parrish Miss Marcellus. Third row: Lynn Sherman Norman Ortwein, Bob Purrier George Shermer, Dick Peterson. 1 V Q First row: Shirley Takala, Con- nie Stuart, Donna Walker, Minerva Vahala, Betty Slater, Louise Smith, Carol Walters, Sally Ullrich. Second row: Ralph Walters, Vern Smutz, Pat Weiderman, Catherine Yelton, Nancy Turk, Beverly Wall, Bonnie Walker, Mead Ziegler, Mrs. Hulett. Third row: Larry Wheeler, James Sutter, David Studebaker, Bob Vitous, Bob Ward, Clarence Waddington, Dick Walston. First row: Beatrice Boudreau, Phillis Anderson, Laura Cole, Toni Baker, Mary Brown, Carol Bloyd, Emmy Bodine, Darlene Bevins, Adeline Arsenault, Alice Casper. Second row: Dale Byram, Bill Aho, Douglas Bond, George Baldwin, L i n d e n Arrington, jimmy Anderson, Elroy Adams. First row: Mary Moffett, Ruth McCool, Donna Mets Sara ane McCampbell, Nadine Neff Geraldine Mason, Mary Nagunst Delores Maine, joan Nesmith Jeanne Mitchell Second row: Bill Moorhead Ruth Meuler, May Ellen Miller Catherine Mayo, Bonnie Mc Geary, Emily Mustoe, Arlene Miller, Shirley Niemi, Shirley Losey, June Nesmith, Jerauld Merly. Third row: Mr. Guglomo, Frank McCoy, Duaine McPherson, Carl Norton, Bob Nanney, Larry Moran, Bob McNannay, Dick Medlock, V e r n e McCorkle, Elton Newman First row: Twilla Gunther, Joyce Doehne, Dorothy Davenport, Darlene Dick, Lou Eddy, Betty George. Second row: Byron Giddings, Melvin Funkhouser, Dick Groce, Earl Gordon, Le Roy Gurdland, Dick Ealing, john Garbe, Pete Gregg. Third row: Miss Love, Doug Frelinger, Dale Doehne, George Gilles, Ralph Fristad, Larry Dick, Lorne Fuller. Svplz oe' ,fuzfzivrs 1 Y Top row: Dick Medlock, Boys' Federation Representative. Second row: Larry Dick, Treasurerg Darlene Dick, Secretary, Ralph Fristad, Student Body Representative. Bottom row: Mead Ziegler, Presidentg Ellen Rubedew, Girls' League Representativeg Bill Aho, Vice President. Klass Office s Top row: Gerald Breunig, Student Council Representativeg Tom Cooley, President. Middle row: Lou Ann Sauers, Girls' League Representative. Bottom row: Robert Powell, Vice Presidentg Dean Dingerson, Boys' Federation Representative. Not shown: Joyce Rice, Secretary-Treasurer. et: 23+ U54 L 1 Q ' .Q ,O f . ' ' X . - ' ' 1 x J V I . 'f A 1 I I ,A ' U ' ,. Q . -1 ,.. .Quin . . 1 - ' u.:gw'1r . '59 new 1 in f. I A, WG-1 , . X 'N U , N ' vm if 54, ' I Y 'V A ,A V 3- , ' .mf ' - 'Vx-:S 2 in . K K, , y, - 'rf .Q 284-' f 'E 47,521 -ss g f ' 1 if .. . A M 1 5 ,ki , ge Q fi, Y ' of Q. ,'.j.-1-gif . f fdIuv+. WZ A '. ,Q .vw ' .- 'ru fof. 'f-2. th ,5. yfwh I rw, . my . 1 , qi 5 vw ix ' s -f ff I . ,I 'Q - Q jf, 'I 'Q ,Ml'f1'. 0 .T - . 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Cooley, R. Fristad, D. Peterson and D Medlock. They also had a host of other players from the 1949-50 championship B-squad. Several of the varsity players were picked for the Southwest Washington All-conference team and several more were given honorable mention. On the mythical first team we find Roy Minium playing end, Tom Gunnari playing tackle, Dick Medlock playing half back. On the second team were Dick Swanson at end and Bill Epton at tackle. Honorable mention went to Don Hansen and Cliff Richards, backs: Dave Brewer, tackle, and Ralph Fristad, center. Another fact that stands out is that Dick Medlock cinched the individual scoring title for the SW conference. Medlock scored a total of 50 points in six conference games, This is the first time that a Kelso player has won the title. Kelso was way out in front in the conference until they met Hoquiam. The Scots went on to win the Homecoming game with Lewis and Clark of Spokane, but lost the final two conference games with Vancouver and Longview. The inspirational award was presented this year to Cliff Richards. Cliff has been an in- spiration to all of his classmates as well as to the members of the football team. B SQUAD First row: Fred Yokel, mgr.g Kenaston, De Rosier, Moulton, Lincoln, Hayes, Stulgis, Dingerson. Second row: Wilson, Waddel, Nelson, Holliday, Sorenson, Mansur, Kramer, Poler. Third row: Behrend, Minium, Rismoen, Gavette, Young, Osborn, Cartwright. Fourth row: Piper, Johnston, Keegan, Edwards, Couvion, Reed, Burch. -If uh sthoothhg kt :host he oheo a A the oetsoos charged wkth the the coaches. Bere we have ouch, tahimg over ohms wtth ' e to t the an ' fx ate stty e machm the sa ohoktxo ' KARL wt CO ACRES ioothah no kept to Qettect shmoe. Pt tesoonskbkhtq ot keeokhg the Wok Pkoet, B-squad Head Coach Yo: a 's moth est ot Q 'et, assxs teatv X ' the b Sooeoeck squad to A Lee aah, ao edet. CO Niutt Schto sam steaks are 2 k oodet the best ot ctt- ted much oi theit uceess ot 'cutt tas ve oevo to the s ah sen a ok x ers ha A much kttman, cate oi the eoxu o uktes a Xot oi thought oi gory. Don Starkey, 'Yakkng cumstwces. Xt req ' to the task without wo ate Maths Yskoet, ttme the team. Sho tors . X ment oi two teams is work, hut the mamg, They have eoottkhute Don Otsoo and Cedtt Y xx Q51 W I 9 1 jo if .Q 3, -V I G . F' 1 o ,mf 1 , is -5 1 rt J' 1 5 '- .2 IQ i if s - 1b-'- ,, J fv - 3 , I 1 i I 1 ,a 'Oh' '51 i , .-, .1 . ,- Ea re, Z' Nmaeiif Sm YAC I 'QX 4, n . -. Soil emu Xl ljlokxiwloo swims- ASW ek-0 10 SQWXSOYX Preyidenf ,,...,....A ,,... 'I 'renna Ross Vive Prerideflf .,.., Roxy Eastlick S1'V 6fff J' ----'--,A .V,..,, B onnie Norton T f'f151f f -- ---'--- v- .... Joan McAuliffe Social Cbairnzazz .,.., ...,, G loriu Rainey Advffm' --A-------A-- ..... M iss Marcellus . ,XL . QXVL vw sgwwea 1 , X95 A QD. bAaYLL24e.snW5S -NKX55 096 3. D0 8055 QS, is uc Q99 55 'ii x0 'C Soteofg, you Psi ofxox Uxuw GIRLS' LEAGUE Kelso High School representatives to the Girls League conference held in Cathlamet. Left to right: Trenna Ross, Mary jo Pilar and Nancy Johnston. 3- , 1: ,g l KJ Ek st row: jerqf tzel Gcreraly-Treasurer, Cliff Rkhardg Prc's1U:l11t,' Pat AICCQQQ IGE0 Preszlivnr. Seanad row: Dean Dzhgerson, Sophomore Represe17tativc,' Dlblr Medlock jumbr Repre- selzt-:1t1'I'0,' Larrykcfttwgg SembrReprcse11tat1'I'e,'f11c Sonedcdfg Adwkon ION FEDERAT S3 BUY Soni d Mr' s fo an lan UV' . f Richarijsing agon ac Cllifer dis? Feder def 6 BOYS fufur ities' ' 'Meg Yfksst mow: Psdxs Leak, Xone Giegg, Barbaxa NKnXXaXeq, Bevenq Gceggy, Xanax Yuce, Y aoen, Lonxsa PsinoXo, Bonnxe Sockon. Second :own 'Ysenna Yaoss, Xeaneue Bkxnex, Moss Enano, Ca1oX Yfkofgo, Danene Yank- cavn, Yhen Yxnbeoew , Naxnewa X1 aYxaXa, Y exne QU ooo, Masq fxXXen. 'Ynno cow: Gaia Xlanw, Lowa Xfxnooxi, Danone Bonean, Xoan khcfxnkiie, Many X0 Ynak, Hanoi 'Yong Yratbaia Cnfxskenson, bianqs Edson, XC-aneen Beigqnxsx, Yxogcq YuastYxcXc, Xoanne Sdnxoeoes. Las , sles at a are La Fhlefic true H. ssle. Mrsfogtest S111 iiers wlt u 1 rkland is at Pei, Service fh as fo e gfOuP5j?blieSKIiiS the4 viSOr. t is lr mo . an h fro. Th Oflor C for Y Serv a - C a girl 5 H to b Pep e Ch gfou Osen P a Iflrefidem ilfg P Seng fefidenf ,df --., Tfea y I fm, Ma Jean ry Alle Joarlnette Blume? .I .--- - MC Sdlfoede a r fy Jo Pilat Advi .fgr Mrs . Burk land if-rw aa to Uglbc W. Sq. ' D011 C 141 ond fo Wafdv ood ous HW: N A' fy, .Win DICK' Yujr1I7Jf1lgtt Hufiddf A G . ff 1 11 , U ' , B W. U3 511 IH V CI17, 8500 U, 312 Dlryfc? PurtlfilcscIg,4La1rGI,C l Hr, joljnqccll ljlffls KC.Ikh 5 ws,-X. - Unlllh Kfoff YU fish ,, , - 1. 'Urs Bog, PO 96 Ron wc-14 D Llhccol 'flvgf P 'L ofcf , Bob HILAND KNIGHTS The boys of the paddle are much in evidence at basketball and football games where they perform many duties. They patrol halls and bleachers and give whatever assistance necessary to those in charge of athletic activities. Mr. Humphreys has served as their advisor for the past two years. Prerideuf ,,,i,,, .,... L loyd Hill Vice President .,.., ..... C ecil Pittman Sen-erm-y ,,,,,,,, ,,,t.. B ill Van Dinter Tp-e,15m-gr ,.., .,,t.,., Dick Yule Sergemzf-al-Am1,i' ...., ...,i,.. B ob Vitous Adpjjgr -.,,,,,,,,,,4.,.,,. ...,... M r. HLlmPhX'6j'S anet Rice Faye Rinell C3 rol Bonme Norton ld oan Werst oursa Arno ow eanne Porter Darlene Gumel' L Lou Bruner Can First I effy Mason V Mary pafsons Pauline Morrgggne Lila Herron Mildred rgtlfdreau Darlene Mmm Miss Second row 0YCe Dorothy Ammons Beatrice Eldreclge Pauline Harris tt Ferguson Doris CYCCS Hanson M r Brown Donna Clausen Eslihir Evoilolelif givznport oan HMU5 rglhmll mlxchei Earlene B0Yet Marlene Arc C rr ey Qufurc ffamemak ar nf Amcrzca Th ' . . . . . , Thgsfn learn the lart of homemaking in their organization which is a national society. Th ers are gif s who have talren home economics courses during their high school career. ey learn to bake a cherry pie and to sew a fine seam. Prefid ent ......,.. Vire Prerident ........ Secretary ,,,,,.,,,, Treamrer Reporter .r,.,,.,,,,,,, Program C loairman .....,.. Song Leader ........... Vivian Westervelt Louisa Arnold jean Eldredge Dorothy Ellinghaus Mary Brown Joyce Dohne Lila Herron Adwfor ------------ -------- ------- ---------. ........... M l 5 5 Hanson Ct First row, D Ocea Ny' - on MaPle5, Leo M , 1 Second ibrxiviljlglcjzlilg Mifhels, Mr.0lgij1?czlyirfl' Carner, Elmer Hinkk Plghon Vandecaf Garyiqf, Norman Kramei lit k S anen, Bob Piema ird row, JSC R- ansur. , an' unseri R0 f , , - h . 1 Udld Wm Ilgsrriince Raappanajgqeiigylgnis OlsQn, Keith Ashlgv md, Don Stanleh Buckleyrgeldrlion Germond, Some Bpnd, Steife gfigogcllrend, Albert Martin 56' Gemge Baldwin, Vic Piiiiirtlml Blfeedlove Phil' Sm'tl i .r, ac- Lydmi I 1, Gary Waddell gufu 5 Harmers af America Many projects are undertaken every year by the members of F.F.A. This year has been no exception. The boys have been represented on various judging teams and have shown their animals in several stock shows. Don Stanley was the chapter representative to the national F.F.A. convention in Kansas City earlier in the year. PI'6'J'ld0lIf ...... Vire Prefidefzl Secrelary ...... . Treaxirrer ..... Reporfer Sezzliuel ..,.... Buckley George Don Vandecar Ocea Niemi Bob Pietila Harley Michels Don Stanley Mr. Krafczyk, Don Stanley, Bob Pietila Harley Michels, Don Vandecar, Buckley George ' '-5f5!l'r3'iE1i.fr 'Q First row- Miffy Yad M ' en, N . uualey' Feme Wood Maiilcy lglhnston' Shlrlel' Molt Barbara Second row: Elsie Fimkh YH ewman, Ellen Amtoilenu Backman Loma D Ouser Dot . , K 1 Othy E11 Larson, Mrs' Ramerrndorf, Patsy MQNQIY, Tr g:Ei1HpiZSsDpznna 1 OSC SECRETARIAL CLUB The girls in the advanced secretarial class join in a club to perform many services for the school and for other groups in town. They make programs for PTA organizations and for other clubs requesting similar services. Many of the girls take part time jobs during the second semester of their senior year. They are in demand by courthouse personnel when there is extra work in various offices. Mrs. Ratner serves as the advisor of the club as well as the secretarial clus instructor. TY, . '. 21'-r' President ......... ..... E llen Anttonen Vire Prerident .,,.... ....... N ancy Johnston Rose Larson Secrelary ......... ...... Treamrer .... ...... Lolita Kindorf Advisor ...A ........ M rs. Ratner s .,,, at-7' all HC I V Ona Dlleffa Je . F' t OW' Delores Maine, Vhggn ?Uclfil3dv1ili:,rrorTmghif1eY Molt' Mavxs irs f ' '1 joan ers , 'h Porter, Vemfx Vriiilf ,line Nesmithi Nancy Jolilxsiiecmliunkhouser, DorothY Olsomloan C124 s ,Butler Carol Parsona n Elaine Erb, Marlene S cond row: r . i D nm awso , , C strom, 9 ski, - h , Arlene Quan 1M jane KU00 i?1li2ffa2ii,D0faS cfees, Joanne Stoh ' My AUDITORIUM CLUB True to their school and to the purposes of their club are the girls of the auditorium club. As their name denotes, these girls devote time and effort to such jobs as ushering, selling tickets, and other odd jobs at school functions. Under the direction of Mrs. Butler, the club serves a real and necessary function in the school program. Prerident .......... ,...... G loria Rainey Vice Preridem ...... ...,. D orothy Branham Secretary ........ .....,.. N ancy Johnston Treafurer ............. ...... A rlene Quanstrom Social Chairman ...... ........ V ivian Westewelt Advi 0 J r ............. ......,.... M rs. Butler Aden jeps Second row: Gary Lufx-N1 l 1 Warren Davxs. K. 'Ciis .. QK Fifst to fllrrief Z.: Mead Z. fog? Lehflffgeglerl Pet ICWCI, Mf' XIEFSOH ck Walston me MC erso 0, L, in 1 Ve C U' E211 affy D' -'afob 'U S orl-de, Wayingordon :gk son, James mutz, Dick M0Ss.1 ob Nanney R Suffer, Cal Yule, Bob ' F . I Ngrto nstad, Bill Kne Il, Don Sffg, Da V6 - k T nd, Bob Young, irst town Mx. Anderson, Kenny Stxngms, jerry Kenaston, Sac ause n ' kD R ' I- . . . - ' OKLDK e TSX, Tom C,ooXeY, S355 Mlml-110, Dick Homday' mck sohnson' Danny Bute , SOPH5 Erland Minerva Vahala, irsr row: Bonnie Norton, june Gregg, Beverly Gregg, Ardis , Delores Crawford, jerry Mason, Mary Nagunst, loan Nesmith, Sally Ullrich. Second row: Mary Allen, Darlene Dick, Darlene Ruho, Roxy Eastlick, Patsy Parrish, joanne Schroeder, Carol Bloyd, Mary Lou Bruner, loan Harris, june Nesrnith, Ellen Rubedew. Third row: Shirley Losey, Shirley Nierni, Darlene Panlcratz, Mary jo Pilar, Darlene Boileau, Emily Mustoe, Catherine Yelton, Elaine Erb, loan McAuliffe, Mrs. Smutz. Fitst TRI - - Y CO0 tow. Sec Pell De10Hd to 31-0166 I Gtu Afleores RW: Mr Shnmovea B Thirje I-25:13 P3112 Smufgls' Luivefly W- ro 'ge , Darly Bur Ine Gy N 6116. Yfbagz in Lou, ad I at F 'Se R 0 Owla Pat FOW W: . 161. y L 131-I QW OU Anncyrusj min, Ain, rd Sa D0 at . 61B - Hd 1151. Una gig fo Q J S, B H A Ck 0311 elle afd' ndel. ' Ma He Ill Son, Cer Hazen etly 1 C : C afglyn fly M1113 fo e an G Fe! a Ha B 6361 g'-150 t0ly OHHICIJ, 103 U, Jann , LouUALy0n J 9 Culvegi Hn is 31-'et P a3C30 n, 11, SOPH5 den, Xune Gcegg, Ddores Yarbcough, Boonke 1. bam NYuXXaXeq, Bevembg Gregg, MXH-5 Ya A xx Som Hams, Seacme Yorker, Baxbma X e ae Bambi, Mknewa Vabah, Dadene Ywcsat , M Niusroe, Maw Lou Bruner, Xoamxe Dudme Mc?kxe1son His: :ow '. Bas Yvnppana, Dadeoe 'ia e , Nouon, 'Ygv1kXXaGuntkxei, Samet? c . Second sow: XCatXeen Bexgqdxst, Chia M S0 Nm NYA+2eseXX, Nanci Tusk, Mari So Ykht, Exo Ae: Dadeoe Dick, EXXen Ysubedevl , Madqs Nason. xx Vandecac, Bob Pkexha, BM Egton, BM Tkcen, on, Nosman Ocvvekxx, Lyon Skxetman, Nixss Long. Scbroe , Tbkrd cow: Do Ho-gd HM, Dick Waist T TION S CL UB Prefidem Vic' I I - ' ' ' ' e Preyidem Se,-, 614, J' T764-furer Advfjor 'M' Ma 1 Bel' Ys Nelson E vefly Gregg llen Rubede an gy Yaden iss Lon 8 Em Bef!-y Donna S560 Orgs. Allen f Hd row, 1 ' M-ir oanneStoh1a,f3L3lflUn IS YBroW11, joanlv fs. Bucaafson CAUIIY. lfley ' YVO11 fe: E11 ' me Bo1Yeau D en Rubedew D I 3116116 ' Zfje BOUGH ne Pank U, Dol we ofhy Br anb 3177, BRUSH AND PALETTE CLUB Yvonne Boileau, Mrsl Buckley, Darlene Boileau and Ellen Rubedew. Prefidenl ...... Vive Preriderzl Sefrelary ...,. . Tream fer .....l Adzfimr Darlene Boileau Audrey Bayles Ellen Rubedew Yvonne Boileau Mrs. Buckley M C12 oense :ecexn otheiwkse. Ykxst to . b4KQPsnXkiie, Bovey 5 Scconn tow '. Burbine. NN Ysad'a.X4ovkch, Loks HM, Verne. w' Snne Giegg, Louksa Px:noXo, Gam Mae Hanbf, Xiadeen Bergqukst, Scan X' Giegg, Xhney, Punks Ynand, Mndxen Vinson, Donna Rasmussen, Vecrnnye. Sharon 1 Snmxz, Lonksa PscnoXd, Mes. no Punks Edand oxs- ' sfbkxe and nson, u ' ts, sho E AS SISTANTS .M the sound oi the gong . . . QQ ISIS! 'OW' L S 31116, Glad OU Ann S ef011d row' 75 Olson. aUG'rs, LOU ' Bonnie All Norto U Isaacson ni Janice BOWG i Chrystal D k rs, Ar1l.SL Y Stra, Pat P G3-If, 1165 axto U LOWCI. H' D610 Y and I ISS M3Kf1S Olson. NURSES ASSISTANTS RED CROSS COUNCIL First row: joan Harris, Secretaryg Bill Aho, Presidentg Miss Hanson, Aclvisorg joan Lyons, Program Chairman. Second row: Herschel Fuller, Vice Presidentg Arlen Jepson, Publicity. A i 1 2 is x g H J lg E 1 5 711 '39 S ' - I . Li . ll n Newman. V sta Serrsibaugh, Vandecar, Dick Yule, jim Hardwick, Eiro Rubedew, judy Searing, jeanrie Porter, e Eirsr row: Don ' . Hulett, Eiien ' , jerry Btzei. Second row. Mrs Dorothy Brariham. I Third row: Herb Harris, Bob Barrister, BM Dykstra MIS Theg Hulet 6 bus f dife . Y W Ctln orkers feggetljtage C e few . Stage ancinaliixing up S age e new I qmpmelats an nt in in I- IP to epairi P Sha U8 th Pf at 6 Hgh all t fs, lfnesh First row: Gene Am Suns ' mons, Vernon Dykstra, Norman Ortwein, Tom Moffett, Frank err, Frank Graves. Second row: Wayne Davolt, Mr. Bowhay, Doug Frelin e Peggy Steiner, Dorothy Scrimshire, M MOVIE CREW g r, Beverly Wines, Ferne oneva Carter, Bill Van Dinter Wood , Bob Purrier. A F .BOWW d Presidenu Mr 2 dvi50rQ V-Treasure U-eiiify . SC - nf' Sqrinxshlffice Pfeslde thY -ref, DOYO BM vw Dm WOO r' Feme 7 N Xf- ur ' BOW' Da-Ylang . rachel' 'en' hart Shitlexi Dor0Ywl Dax BLK i Q00, Qxeo YM PM wp. 303962 ' olls Built x ter was Lou ak NamiaYQllC'l'MlS' s Q ' germ 'qegrn0 . BCM , ry ' h, 'tsl 'ow' 05- BOMD' XTMLOV Saul Ya xox oarso Q Patsy Biown, a w- ry A 10 , C MB Seton Qefw ' LIBRARY CLUB Qi:-1 Sa NP Among the service clubs in KHS is the lib services in the library. They learn the techniques of library work along with the tasks they perform. Checking books in and out, arranging books on shelves, checking overdue books, and helping students find reference material become routine matters to these girls. Preridezzz ....... Vive Preridefzz .... Secrelnry ...,.,r Trezzyzzrer ,,.... Adzimr' .. janet Rice Vermona Duerr Carol Parsons Shirley Molt Mrs. Burkland rary club whose members perform invaluable Carol Parsons, Shirley Molt, janet Rice, Mrs. Burk land. Vermona Duerr. absent. Down 1 Q - l, g in the Vallei E. 1 f waCf ' 1--f-Y , lu- B- neue B ill E Ticen and lea roles' pton as narrator. . the Xegfllng mei ln This year for the first time in its history KHS presented .in operetta, Dau zz In Tin l'izIle.1. Jeanette Blumer and Bill Ticen carried the leading roles supported hy Bill Epton as nar- ratorg Dick Hume as the villain: Loren Maupin as jeanettes father: and Dick Vfalston as the preacher. The chorus under the direction of Miss Hopkins along with the whole cast turned in a fine performance. 0 li . The fight scene between Bill Ticen and Dick Hume. Looking on are Karleen Bergquist, Lewis Yost, Darwin Stacey, Bob Pietila, Carol Bloyd, Verna Vermilye and Sonny Higgins. In Better Timeg iays. f Presented in conjunction with the operet... f In Better Timer,Aa serious drama of war, is pittu.-- move. i Brucher, Biii Knestis as Lieutenant Viet- Nesmith as Anna and The cast o ld as Corpora Biii VanDrnte Keimaun, joan dward Lavy. Edward Arno tel, ' r as Pastor r Vern McCorkie as E from as Xia SCS Law C0 A? sieeo Jj,Q,v sv A ci Eialufii gqod an nd Anna Pastor X4-CQYMUD A ss. heio C Dr a jfff ,'f?f1f In 'ef -'elm Om warsln aug ent Ci Orde def' when r 1 fo P65 the as, roteq, E015 d. L x -toatubo ette faHS in hex nH P . h the 362 ref Wit W3 lllisguinot' 3 ,s- 1 , U. ff F 'SY' jacquinot, played by Bill Aho jeannette, played b by Arl ' of , is lmocked over b y Carolee Simmons ene Miller. ' . y his f , and hi In The Sud-' urious W 'fe s mother- ' l in-law, played flbfnrem agar of ,be 1220126116 A 6 C' . . fu! :ff0'711si fbed Q 06' Co J,5e!ac9U1l20 I I--7 ibn, Marilyn Gunnari, Shir- ley Newman, Pat Fowler, Patti Gruver, Donna Harding, jo Ann Nichols, and Pal Ford as songbirds on the Show Boat. THE FOUR LITTLE JUGS-joan Crayne, Helen Hubbell, Francis Swanson, and Patti Gruver do their imitations of famous personalities. including Lassie. Elmer Hinkkanen and his rinky-tinky jazz band provide musical interludes on board the Cotton Blossom. First row: joan Nesmith, Jeanne Mitchell, Sally Ull- rich, janet Rice. Second row: Claryce Hanson, Darlene Maine, Nadine Neff, Emmy Bodine, jerry Mason, Carol Bloyd, Mary Nagunst. Third row: Pat Weiderman, Darlene Ruho, Barbara Sa- ville, Emily Mustoe, Nancy Turk, Mary jo Pilat, Kather- ine Purviss, Shirley Losey. First row: Miffy Yaden, Arlis Leak, june Gregg, Second row: Clara Mae Hanly, Sharon Radakovich, Mary Lou Bruner, Barbara Mullaley, Beverly Gregg, Ferne Wood. Third row: Mary Allen, Roxy Eastlick, Ida Studer, Marlys Nelson, Elaine Erb, Ardis Erland. GIRLS First row: Joy Rismoen, Arlene LaBarge, jean Smith, Nadine Davolt, Marla Rae McClees, Carolyn Strueby, Joyce Fowler. Second row: Delores Raap- pana, Marlene Archer, Donna Harding, LaDonna Giles, Shirley Newman, Ethel Brock. BLUE TEAM First row: Peggy Steiner, Barbara Saville, Mary Lou Bruner, Ida Studer, janet Rice. Second row: Emily Mustoe, Emmy Bodine, Nancy Turk, Donna Harding. VOLLEYBALL CLASS MANAGERS Yvonne Boileau, Sophomoreg Mrs. Logan, Coachg janet Rice, juniorg Miffy Yaden, Senior. TEAM CAPTAIN S First row: Nancy Turk, Elaine Erb, Mary jo Pilat. Second row: Sharon Rada- GOLD TEAM First row: jerry Mason, Sally Ullrich. Second row: Claryce Hanson, joan Nesmith, Sharon Rada- kovich, Carol Bloyd, joy Rismoen. Third row: Donna Giles, Mary jo Pilat, Katherine Purviss. XixrXcc0 YELL rv. ' . ,. LE , NQXPQXXK Lum yost-f1IQ1:RSXSh7 'Q - ya Cm, -ro I 1ONG Qbgwbnl BMX C Wfgod' I7 Rddakowd bX5cr1lQxxX5V ' 21 PEP STAFF Barbara Mullaley Karlsen Bergquist Arlis. Lcak me Fernc WOOL1 Lewis Yost Sharon Radakovich 7 Q fffr' 'Y AQ- ,Q W 514702 f' . 1 V Ill I f? A 'S , gg' li 'Ar,.Y1Mlf 4 .yu .1 .K fn, 3 ,AAgfA,:?g .f ' 0 X 9 f 'xxx XXX Q. X 0: , J JP. 14 Q.x1' if -3.5, 7 Q, i Vow!! ' MQ?-1 rv. t xg , . H ff Du' 'EE' 9' ' 6 5. n iff' , gi' . Q, K x -vf. ,, .1 AW f x ,4 rf. ,rw f .. u .Ig Vern Dotson, Rick johnson, First row: Kenny Stujgis, jack Tausend, Bob Powejj, Coach Schroeder. Second row: George Langjois, Norman Kramer, jim Studer, Rodney Reed, jess Minium 'f Ceara Th M AN A GERS e Bevifll-fQ?rd Wofkin 8 basketball m an agefg at 6 On vxfw Nelso n H ' I ar ey Michiels and Wa Ylle 15- NRA +552 'W i W. . x HY. X 44? Q I ,Wil ' ' 'Q V 'i . K ' if? is si-.IX 'E it Yi Q if Arsenic :md Old Lace Two sweet old ladies silence thirteen men for eternity through the potent powers of poisoned wine. That is the plot of Ameuic and Old Lace which was presented by the Class of 1952 as their junior play. Living with the two ladies is their nephew who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt. The kind-hearted lunatic disposes of the bodies by using them for filler in the dingy base- ment which he thinks is the Panama Canal. Complications are forthcoming when the black sheep of the family returns with the idea of setting up his illicit operations in the old family house. The play was double cast in the three women's parts in order to give more of the junior girls a chance to take part in the comedy. Production committees worked hard and long to provide the right kind of set for the play and to take care of the numerous details that are involved in the production of a play. Verne McCorkle as Teddy Brewsterg jean Nesmith as Abby Brewsterg Dick Walston as the Rev. Dr. Harper. 1... Vid' Y X, ,,4 , K B B W N! ,lg K 5 2.1, Av ..- lg? 'ban in ,.,,,,... arm--Auf .......-. ......... .-'N www! A 4 Ii' TORCH First row: Sally L'llrieh. Sarah 'lane MrC.impbell. Carol Bloyd. ,loanne Schroe- der. Darlene Pankratz, Min- erva Vahala, Betty Slater. Second row: Lynn Sherman. Vern Smutz. Nanny Turk. Mary -lo Pilat. Barbara Saville. Katherine Purviss. Catherine Yelton. Emmett Hutchins. Harley Miehels. Third row: Mead Ziegler. -lim Sutter. Norman Orrwein. Larry Dick, Bill Aho. Bob Nanney. Bob Purrier. Dick VC'alst0n. First row: Miffy Yaden, Beverly Gregg. 'lime Gregg. Ferne XWood. Arlis Leak, Karleen Bergquist. Trenna Ross, Barbara Mullaley, Lou- isa Arnold. Second row: Lolita Kindorf. Clara Mae Hanly, 'Ieanette Blumer, Gloria Rainey. .loan MeAulit't'e, Marlys Nelson. Darlene Boileau. Bette Davis, Barhara Christenson. Mary Allen. Third row: Dick Yule, Don Hansen. Bill Tieen, Bill Epton, Mr. XY .igner. HONGR SOCIETY First row Carol Girard Niarbaret Brown Cirol Dis- nes Marilyn Gunnari Ar- leeta Fowler Arlene LaBcrge. Lou Ann Ivaatbon ovce Faught Second row: oy Rismoen. Emma .me Mitchelen. Shir- ley Hoover. Adrien Cyrus. Pat Fowler 'liner Smith. il - anne Lyons, Yvonne Boileau. Lou Ann Sauers, Carolee Simmons. Third row: Joanne Nlikesell, Loren Bond, Don Behrend. Arlen Jepson, Rick johnson. Bob Young, Ken Stulgis. Donna Harding. First row: Shlrlcy Molt, Barbara A Chrzktenson, Ardrk Erland Sefond row: Th Epton. Iullalcjg jcauzctre Blumcr, C1.1m Abe Hanrr, B.1rb.1r.1 , AFIIS Leak, joan Nesrlllrlz, Alirrj' Yadcn. add Turner, Dick Wilsrorz, B111 Aho, Dirk Hume, Dirk Yulc,'B1YI Third row: Vern Ilfcforkle, jcrry EIZGL B111 TIQPII, LCWIS Yost, B111 Km Dm Mrs. Hulett. S THESPIAN lt. , ly M0 t Arlis Leak, Shir C Hulet 1 S. . lafid' Mr AI-dis Er .qldcu Av . PM PrL.,if1f 'f r VM' - . fine .!.7ffa' ,.,fcl'J SWL 17115771 P11blil'i'7N Cha! Adzflml 'AA--.- U fcr, dis fifland K. Allan Dintcr Bm Arm Leak 'A v A'A ghirld MOH Hulctt . Rose Larson and Miff Yaden served as First semester feature editor was june editors of the Echo yduring the year, Gregg. She was succeeded by Darlene 1950-51. Miffy was first semester editor, Boileau at the beginning of the second while Rose took over during the second semester. Darlene at the left and june, semester. right. HILAND ECHO Reporters on the ECHO staff included the group below. They wrote stories of all kinds, sports, news, feature. Seated are: Karleen Bergquist and Arlis Leak. Standing: Lou Smith, Bette Davis, Donna Backman, Bill Epton and Barbara Mullaley, 'S C57 Back row shows the two sports e d ito rs, Ferne Wood and Lewis Yost. Together they have covered all ath- letic events during the school year. Ferne acted during the first semes- ter while Lewis contin- ued through both terms. in SPORTS and NEVVS EDITORS Seated are Marlys Nel- son and Trenna Ross, news editors, Trenna served during the first semester and Marlys took over at the be- ginning of the new term. cn1Cl ' lf' 'rioN Neill Wt MC , A Rose Lasso? Tgenna Ross SGW f . MMV standmg' id. LouiSa Amo Selling ads, collecting copy, and making up ad pages have been the duties of this group. They have s e r v e rl through both semesters. RADIO SCRIPT Seafed. B S I' Gif D 7. Ytandmgf Beev Sus and Far adm- Carly Gregg ne WIOOCI and M . 5 Y ADVERTISING STAFF iffy Seated are: Beverly Gregg and Barbara Christenson. Standing are: June Gregg, Bill Ticen and Clara Mae I-Ianly. Barbara Mullaley, EDITORQ Bob Purrier, ASSOCI- ATE EDITOR. LNNU AL Above, CLASS EDITORS- Seated: Clara Mae I-Ianly and Barbara Christenson. Standing: june Gregg and Arlis Leak. B1 STAFF Above, S P O R T S EDI- TORSW-Seated: Donna Back- man and Bill Ticen. Standing: Lewis Yost and Ferne Wood. m -X Boxlcau, Don Hansen, BUSINESS MANAGER. Standing: Fcrnc Vifood and Karlccn Bcrgquist, AD- VERTISING. PEP BAND The pup lmnd performed .it .ill baskctl lull g.lIUC5 during the scdson as well .ma .xt pep nsscmlulics. The group is lcd lwy Doug Wili1i.1. Mcmlvcrs ure: lfirst row: jimmy Anderson, Doug Wiliiia, Bolu Gunnnri, Larry XX'licclcr, Tom Lclming, Elroy Adams. Sciond row: Riclmrd Soc, luck Cyiines, jerry Wloods, Elton New' m.m. Tliird row: james Breedlove, Ronald XVcnd, Dean Dingcrson, Bolv Nrmney. MA JORETTES Arlene Miller, Mary jane Karnoski, Laura Cole, Marjorie Watkins, Bette Davis. 2 it if-:rw if it LR V N ON ETTE Eirst row: Connie Stuart, Patti Gruver. Emma 'lane Mitchelen, Joyce Eaught. JoAnn Bartell, Donna Mets, Mae Ellen Miller, Ethel Brock, XY'anda Wfalker, Alice Casper, Louise Rowland, Lucy Burchatz. Second row: Nellie Pitton, jeanette Blumer, Darlene Ruho, Nancy Turk, Norma Morton, Virginia lioster, Donna Clausen, june Nesmith. Trenna Ross, Lou Eddy, Darlene White, Nanella Call, Darlene Dick, Ardis Erland, Mary Brown, Margie Anderson. Third row: joan Lyons. Helen Hubbell, Mildred Vinson, Mary Lou Bruner, Barbara Saville, Pat Vlfeiderman, Roxy Eastlick, Minerva Vahala, Audrey Bayles, Lavelle johnson, Catherine Mayo, Marlys Nelson. Paula Bangs. ,loyce Ricer GIRLS' CHORUS Girls' chorus was added to the music classes this year. These girls meet second period every day with Miss Hopkins as their director. The chorus performed at both Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. They sang Fred XY'aring's arrangement of Grandma's Thanksgiving at the special Thanksgiving assembly. They sang as the balcony choir in the special Washington's birthday assembly. Barbara Christenson. .leanette Blumer, Darlene Ruho, Norma Morton Nancy Turk, Minerva Vahala. Marlys Nelson, Darlene Dick Ardis Erland, Mary jo Pilat, Accompanist. I fOW. -Illfyy I ' jog Skicy-ond E31r0lDIgnfy'CAAs117,U7, ' Tlgrmiln DRA-J, G1fo1.Ad f'1 C h'fd r ' M'-YS L NOIJI C0 SUI WU P1591 H Owl R1 OVC. of N 71770175 S, Do 5 1 Or - 'Ula Chard SCC V 177.117 Ortwcl Hardmg M i Q 717, , -' , rn AICCOIH fun And ar! -fo PU, CZ Did, Crson , df, Cla 1 Hllmel l B111 Van rd Map Dlhfcr i Lynn Norman Ortwein, Tom Lehning, Dick Hume, Miss Love. Not present: Bill Van Dinter. p,.wjde,,, -'----A- ,,,i e , Tom Lelming yn-Q President ..,... ,.,..s, B ill Van Dinter 7',,Mf,,,-6,,. w-,-----,AVA ,-,,,, N orman Ortwein Bzzmzen Mazinger' ,... --,'----- D ifk Hum' Ad1.jm,. -x---'-----,-- ,,,,,, M iss Love 1.4 xif' V A- ' K . 5 ,4 .. i I . - 1 ' '- ' Y ' 4 3 1 ar. I 9 'D 1 , fx ,MM .A I Q3 Q . ly, f 1 i..5,,5.,ff W, K ' F: S s, '3i12'isnQQ V, YQ mb f 1' , 1 if-'VM 7 , P.-1:34 Q - 52'-21. -lf Q - 4211251-U I ff-,ln-3 , ,aggigqj P164 A, 5' ,:O QE Q.-2.55 - ,, ki ' x,..f.., Z? If A 0722? W' IQ! 40 ' J 1 . u X. - X do HERB HARRIS Pfejidfflll INIERSC-,YI 'L AWA bind eww 12151-P: FIJLLFR refld sef' 17,1 J. I' Q., 0 Z' Scwmrs ff '4' BILL EPTON Student Body Reprexenlalive ! sf. A Q qi- . am' li? Rzclm ,91YY':32ema1We keprefefibsl qgizixagu 6 K9 ffm., BARBARA CHRISTENSON 63,19 Tfearurer RUTH ABERLE MARY ALLEN orus 1 7 3 a c a 1 3 ma gal sophomore specralty all school play prod 1 jumor play prod operetta and one act play prod 3 lumor prom semor breakfast 2 Chrrstmas b ll T rch 1 3 3 2 Lassles 2 3 pres 3 Tr1H1Y 3 semor cabmet ECHO BAG PIPE staff SHIRLEY ARCHER FHA 1 2 3 Chrxstmas ball 2 DoNNA BACKMAN jumor play prod secretarral club 3 ECHO BAGPIPE staff Bon BAN1sTER Band 1, chorus 1, operetta prod 3, lumor prom, Chrrstmas ball 2, stage crew 3, sophomore spe cnalty, HLY 1, basketball 1, 2, football 1, 2, 3, baseball 1, 2, 3, K club 3 JACK ALDER scball 1 7 3 chorus ELLEN ANTTONEN Secretarial club pres 3 LoU1sA ARNOLD Student councrl sec 3 yumor play prod semor tea 1 senror breakfast 1 Torch 1 2 3 FHA 1 'P 3 Lassres 3 ECHO BAG PIPE staff GLEN BAILEY Chorusl 2 3 MELVLN BEHREND l P l K 5 i B11 ' , -, L 1- Ch , - , sec. 35 'ap- pell , 2, g dri 1, 2 35 ' . fa 3 0 , 2, 3 ' A ' K-club 1, 2, 35 IRC 1, 2, , sec. KARLEEN BERGQUIST C orus 1 7 3 a cappella 7 3 operetta 3 sophomore specialty junior play production senior breakfast 1 Christmas ball 1 7 3 rumor prom class cabinet 1 7 GL cabinet 1 office crew 7 Orch 1 IR sies 3 Kclub 7 3 EC BAGPIPE staff 3 song queen DARLENE BOILEAU Sophomore specialty rumor play prod operetta prod moth ers tea senior breakfast 1 7 GL tolo 1 7 Christmas ball 1 7 lunior prom office 7 Torch 17 3 Tr1H1Y 3 Brush ad P ette 3 pres 3 Lassies 3 ECHO BAGPIPE staff DOROTHY BRANI-IAM Chorus 2 3 a cappella 3 soph omore specialty rumor play prod junior prom Christmas ball GL tolo 7 semor break fa Brush and Palette 3 F 1 7 3 Tr1H1Y 1 Auditorium 3 stage crew 3 GL cabinet 7 RICHARD BROOKS n 1' chorus 2 3' festiva chorus 23 quartet 33 junior play prod. MARY LOU BRUNER FHA 1, 2, 3g reporter 2g K-club 1, 2, 3, sec. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, treas. 33 Library 33 IRC 3g girls' chorus, pres. 31 sophomore spe- cialtyg junior promg senior break- fast 1, 2, 'ar' 'T x..4f' 1:77 ,TFP x. 'Q-ns Weir' JEANETTE BLUMER Chorus 1 2 3 a cappellal 2 3 nonette 1 2 3 solo meet 1 3 Operetta lead 3 N chorus 1 sophomore specialt Christmas ball 1 7 senior brea f 1 GL olo yunior play pr Torch l 2 3 Tri I-I1Y Lassres 7 3 vice pres 3 DARLENE BOYET FHA 1 2 3 nurses office 2 library 3 DAVE BREWER otball 1 7 3 lc band 1 7 sophomore specialty rumor play protl rumor prom HiY 1 7 3 Youth Council 1 7 oys Fed cabinet 7 DON BROWN Transfer from Norma North Dakota. NANELLA CALL FHA 23 sophomore specialtyg senior breakfast 2g chorus 2, 3: Christmas ball 2. MARGXE CASON Transfer from Stockton, Calif- ornia. DONNA CLAUSEN Transfer from Bellxngham C 0 rus FHA Audrtorrum club Youth Counul football prrn cess 3 JUSTINE CONWAY C orus 1 7 3 a cappella 1 7 3 mayorette 1 2 sophomore senror breakfast I Chrrstmas ball 3 Torch 1 Lrbrary club 1 RAMON DAVIDS Foo ball 1 track 2 3 Hrla d Knrghts 2 K club 3 rumor play prod junror prom Chrrstmas b23 WAYNE DAvoLr Movre crew 7 3 I 443:63 , 5 tvviih i'.','y 5 X f- 3 'N I t 253' Q- T' Q7 9 BARBARA CHRISTENSON Chorus I, 2, 3g a Cappella 1, 2, 31 madrigal 2, 35 nonette 35 festival chorus 2g operetta prod. 31 student gov. day 23 sophomore specialtyg junior play prodg jun- ior promg senior breakfast 2g Class cabinet 31 Torch 1, 2, 33 Thespians 31 Lassies 33 ECHO, BAGPIPE staff. SELMA COCHRANE Senror breakfast commrttee Doms CREES Chorus 1 7 3 a Cappella yunror prom Chrrstmas a FHA 1 7 3 Audxtorrum club BETTE DAVIS Ma orettel 7 3 Chorusl 2 3 a cappellal 7 3 sophomore specralty yunror play prod sen ror breakfast 1 mothers tea 1 Chrrstmas ball GL tolo 7 umor prom Lrbrary club 1 Torch 2 3 IRC 1 2 ECHO BAGPIPE staff S B Busmess Manager 3 DARYL DUERR B n 1 2 VERMONA DUERR Band l yumor play r d GL tolo 1 mothers tea 1 Au Itonum club 3 Lrbrary club 3 jumor Red Cross 3 Chrrstmas 1 VERNON DYKSTRA Movre Crew 3 MELVIN EBY jumor play prod jumor prom Chrrstmas ball 3 movre crew 1 DOROTHY ELLINGHAUS Sophomore specxalty Chrrstmas ball 1 GL tolo 1 jumor play prod H-IA 2 Secretarral club ELAINE ERB KClub 2 3 Chrnstmas ball 1 Trl HIY 3 Audrtonum club 3 L Ia' 1' 3' LYEJ 4 T 'Fi vm ra aff ga'x W T- BILL DYKSTRA S 3 Sophomore spcculty Chrxstmls if b 1 footballl track 7 st e Crew 3 Roxy EAsTI ICK Kclubl 7 3 Lassncs 3 Tr1 H1 3 prcs 3 GI vue 3 sophomore spcuxlty scmor b alcfast 1 mothers t 1 lumor play prod yumor prom Chrxstmas ball 7 3 Chorus 3 JEAN ELDRFDGF A17 3 Brush and a lette 7 mothers tea 1 BILL EPTON orus 1 2 3 pes 3 a a 1 madn a quartet 1 2 3 musrc meet 1 3 festwal chorus 1 2 3 schol play 1 sophomore spe cralty track Iumor play oper e a 3 class cabmet 1 pres 7 student councrl 2 3 de b e 7 football 1 2 3 Kc b mas hall yumor prom I 7 HI Y 7 youth councrl 1 7 3 ECHO BAG PIPE staff ARDIS ERLAND C orus 2 3 a cappella 2 3 nonette 3 sophomore specralty all school play 1 TrI HI Y 1 2 3 vIce pres 2 1unIor class cab Inet Chnstmas ball 1 yumor prom pumor play prod Thes ns2 3 pres 3 Bndl 3 umform custodlan 2 Torch 2 3 secretary 3 Kclub 2 pres 3 Lassres 3 IHQRY ETZFL Hlland Kmghts l 2 sophomore spunlty Chnstmas hall 2 3 lumor play prod rumor prom b sehlll l B ys lcd ctreas 3 opcretta prod 3 stnge crew Emu' FUNKHOUSIIR Cmorus 1 IHA 1 Secretanal Club 3 BFVFRLY GREGG Lrbrary Club 1 Red Cross 1 student counul 1 Chrlstmas ball 1 GI tolo 1 sophomore spe cm ty scmor breakfast 1 2 rch I 2 3 allschool o 1 K ub 7 3 yun plly prod lumor prom moth t 2 IRC 2 3 vrce 3 TrxII1Y 3 operetta prod 3 ECHO BAGPIPE staff RAY GROCE Football 2 3 baseball 2 KClub CLARA MAE HANLY rch 1 2 ate 1 K Club 2 3 all school play prod 1 semor breakfast 2 IRC 2 3 Audxtonum Club 2 Lxbrary 2 Lassxes 3 lunnor play prod Christmas ball 2 yumor prom operetta prod 3 office 2 3 Thespians 3' ECHO BAGPIPE Staff. -it Hrkscnu Fuu ER s Fd Rep I foot 1 c I H1 Y 7 ror prom Chrlstmas ball 3 sen class ct me BUCRIY GEORCE FHA 1 JUNE GREGG Sophomore specxalty mothers te 1 2 senxor breakfastl 2 Trchl 2 3 Chrxstmas ball I GL tolol KClub 7 3 RC 2 3 lunxor play prod yumor pom offxce 3 Lassnes 2 3 student body rep 3 ECHO BAGPIPE staff TOM GUNNARI Sophomore specxalty band 1 2 football 1 2 3 basketball 1 2 baseball 1 2 3 K DON HANSEN Sophomore class pres sopho more specialty football 1 3 trackl 2 3 Red Cross pre 2 Chrxstmas ball 3 yumor prom yu lor play prod H X I 2 3 y uth council 1 2 3 IRC 1 2 3 debatel Tcrchl dent councrl 1 3. student body pres. 3' BAGPIPE bus. mfzr. GENI' HANQEN HERB HARRIS Football mgr 1 track 1 K Club yo eil Boys Fed rep 1 7 sophomore specialty IRC 2 3 Christmas ball 3 student council 3 sen Ior clas pres LOIS HILL C orus 1 'P 3 a cappella 1 2 3 sophomore specialty GL tolo Christmas ball 1 2 3 Ior breakfast 1 Red Cross 7 mothers tea 2 Junior play prod junior prom DARREL JAMES Trackl 2 3 K-Club. NANCY JOHNSTON Mothers' tea 25 junior promg Auditorium Club 3, secretary 3g K-Club 2, 31 GI. tolo lg Sec- retarial Club 3g vice-pres. 3. JIM HARDWICK Chorus 1 2 3 sophomore spe cialty baseball 1 2 KClub 2 football mgr 1 2 C I mas ball 7 Operetta prod 3 stage crew 3 LLOYD HILL T ack 1 2 3 IRC 2 3 HI and Knights 2 3 debate 9 unior play prod yumor prom Christ mas ball 3 student body treas BOB JAMES sc, Baseball 3 MYRON JOHNSON Ban 1 MARY JANE KARNOSKI Ch9fU5 1, 2, 35 a cappella 2, 3g m3l0f'2ffC 1, 2, 35 Auditorium Club 3. JAMES KELLER Transfer from Klamath Falls Oregon 7 LOLITA KINDORF C orus 1 7 3 a cappella 2 3 semor breakfast 1 7 mothers tea 1 Z Chrlstmas ball 2 3sK 7 3 Torchl 7 3 treas Secretarlal club 3 treas 3 Las snes 3 GENIE LAFLEUR 1 2 ARL1s LEAK orus 1 7 3 a cappella 1 3 sophomore speclalty GL tolo mothers tea 1 7 Torch 2 3 semor breakfastl 2 K club 1 7 3 1un1or play IRC 2 L ssres 2 3 mayorette nurses offxce 3 Thespnans 3 sec 3 Secretarnal club 3 song queen ECHO BAGPIPE staff TOM LEHNING otball 1 7 3 ack 1 c ub 7 3 and 1 3 n 1 Bt s Fe sophomore specxalty prod IRC pres 3 student govt 2 lumor play Thespxans 3 lunlor prom Christmas ball 3' Red Cross 3' Debate 1 2 3 treas. 2 pres. 3' student body vice-pres. 3. Mx 7 LARRY KETTWIG Football 1 2 3 basketball 1 trac 1 2 3 Kclub 2 3 soph omore speclalty prod yunror play prod yunxor prom Chrlst s ball 2 3 Bo s Fed student councxl 3 MARILYN KOSKI Chorusl 7 3 a cappella RosE LARSON Ban 1 7 3 recordmg sec 3 sophomore specralty 1un1or play prod yumor prom Chrrstmas ball 3 operetta pr d 3 Sec retarral club 3 sec 3 ECHO BAGPIPE staff 3 Bon LEE Stage crew 3 CHARLES Los1NGER Bn 1 7 3 musrc meetl 3 pumor play prod. JOAN MCAULIFFE Chorus 1, 2, 3g a cappella 2, 3g senior breakfast 13 mothers' tea 1, 23 Christmas ball 1, 23 Li- brary club 1 7 vice pres ' rch 1 7 junior play prod Auditorium Club 7 Lassies 3 GL treas 3 PAT MCGEARY otballl 2 3 trackl MARLENE MANSFIELD Sophomore specialty Chorus 1 a cappella 2 3 mothers tea 1 2 GL tolo 1 yunior prom Brush and Palette Club 3 Aucl itorium Club 3 LORNE MAUPIN B n 1: football 1' track 1 2 3' Christmas ball 2' junior play' operetta 3. VIRGINIA MERLY Secretarial Club 3. my .. A ffiffliii DIANE MCDONALD Sophomore specialtyg Library Club 1. sec. 13 GL tolo lg jun- ior prom1 junior play prod.g KClub 7 mothers' tea 2 sen mr breakfast 1 FHA 1 Christ s ball 1 3 office 2 Cross treas 3 Auditorium Club PATSY MCNEALY n 17 3 mu5Cmeet17 junior play rod junior prom Secretarial Club 3 GENE MATHEWS HARLAN MEDACK ROY MINIUM Football 1 2 3' basketball 1 2 3' track 1 3' K-C ' sophomore specialty' Christmas ball 1' stage crew 1' junior play prod: junior prom. Tom MOFFFTT WAYNE Moss lumor play prod Bxseball 2 H Y 3 MARLYS NELSON orus 1 7 3 a cappellal festival chorus l 2 3 n ette 3 sophomore specialty all school play prod 1 K Club 2 3 datel2Torch123 C 1 7 3 pres 3 senior breakfast 2 Christmas ball 7 Tr1H1Y 2 3 Auditorium Club 7 jun ior play prod student gov day 2 Blue and Gold team 7 Las sies 3 ECHO BAGPIPE staff MARILYN NEWMAN Secretarial Club 3. BONNIE NORTON Senior breakfast lg mothers' tea lg Christmas ball 1, 2: Audi- torium Club 23 FHA 1, 2, 33 sec 35 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Lassies 32 GL secretary 3. SHIRLEY MOLT Chiistmas bill 1 senior break l GL tolo 1 yunior a Auditorium Club 3 Se Q tarml Club 1 BARBARA MULLALEY Sophomore speciilty Torch l IR 2 3 C m s ball 1 7 3 senior r k 1 r om 1 school play 1 junior play oper etta prod 3 GL tolo 7 sopho more class cabinet Thespians 3 KCub 7 3 Blue and old team 7 office 3 song queen ECHO staff BAGPIPE ed JIM NEW'MAN n 1 A JAMES NEWTON ack 1 2 . DoN OLSON Football mgr. 3g Christmas ball 1, 2g stage crew 2, 3g K-club. ARLENF OPQETH orus 1 7 3 a tappella 1 3 small ensemble 1 senior breakfast 1 Librarv 1 GL tolo 1 Christmas ball 1 lunior play offzce 7 3 Torfhl 7 CAROL PARSONS orus 1 7 3 a tappella 1 madrigll 7 3 FHA 1 Iunior plly prod Iumor prom Library 7 3 Auditorium 3 PFTE PERKINS CECIL PITTMAN C orus 1 2 3' a cappella 2 3' madrigal 3' quartet 3' festival chorus 2' iunior play' Hiland Knights 1 -. 3' football mgr. 3. JEANNE PORTER Chorus 2 3' a cappella 3' madri- gal 3' operetta 3' IRC 3' Audi- torium 3' junior play rod.' Christmas ball 1 - 3' junior promg stagecrew 3g GE tolo 2, -5, X I K' 4 3' if-1' SA VICTOR PAINTER otball l 7 3 KL n 1 7 3 pres 3 pep a FF 7 3 sentme HOWARD PATTFRSON Transfer from Sequoia Union High School Bon PIETILA 1 7 3 sentinel 1 pres treas 3 Christmas ball 3 soph omore specialty Iunior play pro IRC 3 chorus 3 a cap pella 3 quartet 3 operetta 3 madrigal 3 Iunior prom Boys Fed rep LYNN PoE n 1' rack 1 . ARLENE QUANSTROM Transfer from Chehalis' FHA ' Auditorium 3. LAWRENCE RAAPPANA 1 7 GLORIA RAINIW Orusl 7 3 FH sophomore spcuxlty yumor play prod lunror prom semor break fast 1 Chrnstmas ball 3 offxce 3 youth counul 1 7 3 GL cabmet 3 Audlfilflum 3 pres 3 CLIFF RICHARDS otball 1 7 3 basketball 3 baseballl 2 3 KClu 3 Chrxstmas hxll 2 semor class cabmet student councIl 3 Boys Fed pres 3 FAYE RINELL Transfer from Naselle FHA 3 CLOYD SCHNEIDER jumor play productIon -'uv TT 7 if SHARON RADAKOVICH Sophomore speoalty KClub 2 GL tvlo 1 7 lumor pr m GI cablnet 7 Blue and Gold e m I Chnstmas ball yell leader DONNA RASMUSSEN Sophomore specralty s e n I 0 r breakfast I Chrrstmas Ball 3 yumor play prod yumor prom youth councIl 1 2 3 offrce 3 GI cabmet 3 student councIl 3 MARLIN RIDER Transfer from Menahga MInn esota football mgr 3 TRENNA Ross Chorus 1 7 3 sophomore spe ctalty semor breakfast 1 GL t 0 1 2 ChrIstmas ball l 2 K ub 7 3 jumor pay prod yunlor prom Audrtonum Club 2 Lassxes 3 Secretanal Cu 3 GL cabrnet 2 3 u dent gov day 2 Torch 2 student councxl 3 GL pres ECHO BAGPIPE staff DOROTHY SCRIMSHIRE Chorus 7, 3, a cappella 3, Red Cross 3, Chnstmas ball 3, movIe crew 3, sec treas 3 DANIEL SMITH Hiland Knights 1, 2. .IOANNI5 STOHL TrI HIY 1 yumor prom moth ers tea 7 Brush and Palette 3 Auclxtonum 3 DICK SwANsoN Footballl 2 3 BILL TICEN orus 1 7 3 a cappe a 7 3 matlrxbal 2 3 quartet 3 operetta 3 sophomore speual RC 2 3 treasure Torah 1 7 3 presldent 3 Boys Fed 1 ECHO BAGPIPE staff DON VANDECAR FFA1 2 3 treasurer 2 stage crew 3 IRC 3 'T Q, . 0 Su ,GLN 'R R-' 2.'L'.. 'EZ' 17 DON STANLEY Football 1, mgr. 3g basketball, mgr. lg track 1, 2, 33 sophomore specialtyg Christmas Ball 35 jun- ior promg junior play produc- tiong Hi-Y 3g wrestling 35 FFA 1, 2, 33 Kansas City delegate 3. IDA STUDER KClub 1 7 3 vIte presndent 3 Blue and Gold telm 1 7 3 RICHARD THUNDER TIIADD TURNER Band 1 7 3 pep band 7 basket ba mgr 2 football mgr sophomore specralty I-lIland Kmghts 1 7 jumor play Thcs pIans 3 BILL VAN DINTFR HIland Kmghts 1 2 3 secre tary 3 sophomore speualty all school plly produchon 1 1unIor prom 1unIor play Chnstmas Ball 3 student govt 2 Debate 2 3 vrce presndent 3 one act play 3 'I'hespIans 3 vue pres 3 VIC crew 1 2 3 p s vrce pres 3 VIQRNA Vnkisiiwiz Chorus 1, 2, 3g il cappella 2, 3g sophomore speciailtyg GL tolo lg junior prom 1, 23' mothers' tea 2g junior play prodg FHA 2, 31 Christmas bull 3g Auditorium 33 GL cabinet 3g senior class cabinet. Es1HLR WALTrRs Chorus l 7 junior play prod FH 7 3 VIVIAN W1 sTLRvrI T Mothers tea 1 junior play prod junior prom FHA 7 5 Audi torium 3 DOUG XVILMA otball 1 b seball sophomore speciilty all school 1 T rch 1 3 H11 Knights 1 Boys Fed 1 Hi Y junior clqss cabinet junior .1 prod h nd 1 3 n 1 jrnnv Woons F otball 1 trarlc 1 7 hand 1 pe b nd 2 3 Hi a Knights I 2 Y -ii' S' 'K' L... -C5 Miinaizo VINSON Chorus 1, 2, 3g FHA 1, 2, 33 K-tlub 13 nurses' office 1, 23 Gl. cabinet 3. joins WLRST FHAI 7 3 Auditorium KATHLUN WHITE Tmnsfcr from Longview FHA I'rRNr Woon Mothers Tea I 7 senior hrealc 1 BVIC crews l president 3 Kclub 'P 3 Torch production Delwte 7 3 secre t1ry 3 Christmas bfill 3 Lassies 3 Setretirml club 3 yell ead er 3 ECHO BAGPIPE staff 3 NORMAN Wnionr othal 1 basketball 1 2 KClub . A i 1 . 6 ' T , -1 ' ' 5 s ' Q, A , -, ,g ' A 3. A -, . ' l , ' ': 1 Fo , 25 a. I, 2g 5 f ' , ,gk ' . 'Q g - 4, I' i fast 3 mc ' ' X' , 2, 33 play g 0 , 2, g 'l.ncl ,. 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JANET YADEN Qemor breakfast 1 lnbrrrv G o o sophomore uxlty Torch 1 3 lun um 1 b 3 C Au 7 f Student Counul 1umor pllv prod mothers tel 7 Las srcs 3 Qetrctarnl tluh 3 Thes puns 3 Chrnstmas ball 7 oper ettz prod 3 ECHO ed BAG PIPE staff DICK YLLE Y 1 7 3 sec 3 Cl'1l'l5llm balll 7 all sthool play Jun or ply chorus 3 cappella H and Kmghts 1 3 tr 35 3 stage crew 1 7 3 elettnc n 7 manager 3 Thesprans 7 3 FRED LAVERING Transfer from Klamath Falls Hrland Kmghts 1 7 Cvifffs fab if 'Us r IG Y 'T ZX zfl 'C Lrxvls YosT Chorus 3 .1 upptlla 3 Hx Y 7 3 hlseball 2 3 jumor pr m operetta 3 Kclub 3 Thesprans 3 Student Councrl 3 Yell Lead er ECHO staff BAGPIPE staff MARLOS ZUMBRUNNEN orus123acape jumor play prod Lou SMITH Transfer from Cashmere ECHO BAGPIPE staff ll 'W S l 2 DRAFT N0Tac5 3. xxx I I J , :P ,V -n :lg A in 'I ll IE. 1 ff-Q Uncle S1407 C' HOU' --a-J C ' U P , V, .-f . , Wzw F lu!---ERN ,. V to -4 4 - , ,- ,. , . Q .. , rf I ' -. 3'- .. - V , 4- f-v , j - . 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