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Q I A. -u 0 ' H . ,,, N ,, . ... kv , I I 4' n' . -I fi . II 4, I I . ,II 'far 1 .V L 4- ' ..f. - , --461. T.- . ' -77 .Ji- 6 ' : TF' -I ' fx A I. J .- ' . ' ' 1-. . - I ,- ' I T' Q'-Q' .I-I I A I :L II. tt ., -. - KHS Principal ls Friend to Youth and Its Aspirutions . . . Spending a quiet evening at home with his family is Kelso High School's guiding hand, Mr. Don Granholm. Seated with Mr. Granholm are his wife, Margaret, and two sons, Dean and Steve. Stevie was in the first grade this year while Dean is four years of age, This has been Mr. Granholm's fourth year as principal of Kelso High School. During this time he has gained the respect and confidence of both faculty and student body. Busy as he may be, his door is always open to anyone seeking aid or advice. Because of his keen interest in all school projects, Kelso Highs principal can be seen working right along with the students, whether it be scrubbing kettles from the concession stands or helping with plans for that big pre-game rally. We can al- ways depend on Mr. Granholm to cooperate. As student council advisor, Mr, Granholm has done much to prepare students for their future tasks. Kelso High School is known for its strong self-government-a government by which students develop faith in their own judgments and better understand a living democracy. lt is Kelso High Schools good fortune to have at its helm a person whose enduring patience, hearty cooperation, friendly attitude, and helpful guidance have combined to make it one of the best schools in the state. I am not a teacher, only a fellow-traveler of whom you asked the way. l pointed ahead-ahead of myself as well as of you. Shaw 6 Head of Schools Shows Interest In Future of Students One ot the busIest men In the comrnunlty IS the superuntendent of schools Mr Roy Dennls The enture Kelso school system looks to hlrn tor guIdance As the pIcture above suggests Mr Dennls enjoys spendIng what little lelsure tlme he has wIth hIs lovely tamIly ln the ptcture are hrs wlte Helen and thelr two chlldren Susan and Paul Susan IS nIne years old and Paul IS seven Mr Dennus has now completed nIne years ot servIce to the Kelso school system He spent tive years as prIncIpal ot Kelso Hlgh School served tor one year as prlnclpal ot Kent HIgh School and then returned to Kelso as supenntendent ot schools ln hIs plannlng Mr Dennus dIrects work toward helpIng students acqulre the tools tor bulldmg good cItIzenshIp By provudlng a broad program to appeal to the xarled Interests of young people the adrnunrstratuon has gnven preparatlon both to students plannlng to go to college and to those plan nrng to go to work after graduatlon Kelso s supenntendent belIeves emphasIs should be placed on cooperatlon between student and teacher Whlle the teacher guldes the classroom BCTIVITIGS the student should be Included In plan nlng the work Thus the student learns to accept responsIbIlIty and IS better trarned to be a cItIzen ot tomorrow lt IS because ot Mr Dennus keen InsIght Into school problems and hls Interest IH the comrnun Ity that the Kelso school system operates so smoothly Mr Dennls has always been known to act wlth the best Interests ot the Kelso schools at heart He IS wlse who can Instruct us and asslst us In the busIness of dally vlrtuous lIvIng Carlyle 7 O O C O - I I I - I - I I I . . . , . , - - I II . . . . . .. II QQ fig KH Mrldred Morse Secretary Elmer Reschke Vrce Prmclpal Office Staffs Kept Busy Walkung unto the hlgh school offzce ns somethnng luke taking a stroll through a busy factory Thus as where all of the busnness of runnnng a large hugh school takes place everythnng from lnsten :ng to the excuses of tardy students to keeping school fnnances straught Besudes theur multstude of dutues the offuce staff has the job of rnasntaunnng fruendly relations wrth the students The wrnnlng personalltles and frlendly smlles of both the vlce prlnc1pal and the secre tary make thus an easy task for them as everyone un Kelso l-llgh School well knows New to the job of vnce pr ncnpal thus year as Mr Elmer Reschke who has more than proved has abulzty to handle well has posrtzon Mrs Robert Morse has served as secretary for the past four years ln that tnrne she has won the warm regard of all In school Just as busy but not so well known to the students rs the personnel of the su perrntendent s offuce They also have a great deal of responsnbulnty as It as thenr job to transact all school busrness meet vnsltors who have busuness wuth the school and take care of everything an general that concerns all of the schools nn the dustrnct Seated Hazel Eruckson superrn tendents secretary standnng Lornne Krueger asslstant secre tary Fern Crawford assistant secretary Olrve Oster secretary of board of educatlon 8 tsl 1 J 's C O O O I i - . . I . , . . . , . ,, I 3 3? - , t . , . - I-an-u ug ' v r . Ax 1 . . . I - , Y l ' , f , - v r ' Q 1 A-7 Faculty Helps Students to Achieve Goals . . . PAULINE BEATTIE, BA., BE., Vlfashington State College. Composition, Literature, Aud- itorium Club . . , EVELYN A. BOSTROM. B A. Jamestown College, M A, University ot Wyoming. English, Publications, Hiland Echo, Bagpipe ,,.. ROBERT BOWHAY, B.S.. Unixersitv of Washington. Chemistry, Physics, Photography, Visual Aids. , MARIE BUCKLEY, B A., Eastern Washington College of Education, M.F.A., University of Colorado. Art, Crafts, Brush and Pilette .... LOUISE BURKLAND, B A., Washington State College. Library, Library Club, Lassies. . . . BERNARD BUTLER, B A., Washington State College, MM, Northwestern Umwersity. Band .... CAROLYN BUTLER. B S., University of Washington. Biology, Sophomore Class. ...RAY CRITCHFIELD, B.S., Pacific University, M.E., University of Washington. Biology, Algebra. . . SHERMAN DICK, BA., MA, University of Washington. U. S History, World History, Social Studies, Study Hall .... DENO GAFFI, B A., Washington State College. Wood Shop, Rifle Club .... LARRY GROSS. BS, Washington State College. Agriculture, FFA .... MONTE GUGLOMO, BS., Washington State College. Metal Shop, B Squad Football. . . . ELVIRA HANSON, B.S., University of North Dakota. Home Economics, FHA, Junior Red ross. 9 -'ST ics' Forty Teachers Sponsor Activities . . . JACK HARDIE, B.A., Eastern Washington College of Education. Mechanical Drawing, General Math, Hiland Knights .... VIRGIL HOPKINS, BA., Whitman College, M,A., University of Washington. English, Latin, Vocal Music, Latin Club .,., JEWELL HUM- PHREYS. B.A., Arizona State College. Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Machines, Tennis. . . . ROBERT JELLISON, BA., University of Washington. English, Social Studies, Golf, Freshman Class .... ROYAL JOHNSON, B.A., Seattle Pacific College. U. S. Government, Geography, Com- mercial Arithmetic, Torch Honor, Athletics. . , . OTTO KOFLER, BS., Washington State College. English, Boys' P.E., Assistant Football Coach, Baseball .... DOROTHY LOGAN, B.A,, University of ldaho. Health, Girls' PE., Girls' K Club .... KATHERINE LONG. BA., University of Washingtong M.A,, University of Chicago. Senior Problems, U. S. History, Senior Class, IRC .,.. ALBERTA LOVE, B.A., University of Washington, English, Speech, Debate, Radio Pro- gram .... HAZEL MARCELLUS, BA., University of ldaho. Girls' Counselor, Girls' League .... MARY ANNA McBRIDE, BA., Cornell College. English, Freshman Class. . . ROBERT McCALL, B.S., MS., University of Denver. Bookkeeping, Typing, Advanced Secretarial, Secretarial Club, Ski-Scots .... ROBERT NICHOLS, B.A., University of Washington. Social Studies, Spanish, Hi-Y. WW I s Sixteen Added to Teaching Stuff This Year . CHARLES O BRIAN, BA., University of Washington. English, Drama, Stage Crew, Thes- pians .,.. WALT PIPER, BA., College of Puget Sound. Geometry, Algebra, Assistant Football Coach .... CLINTON PORTER, B.S., Washington State College, Agriculture Junior Business, FFA ..,. CARL PICKETT, BA., BS., Fairmount State College, M.A., University of West Virginia. English, Boys' Counselor, Boys' Federation .... VIRGIL PRINDLE, BA., University of Washington. Art, Crafts .... DON RHOADS. B.S., State Teachers' College, East Stroudsborg, Pa. Health, General Science, Math, Athletics. EMMETT SCHROEDER B A Washin ton State Colle e Bo s' P E Study Hall Boys' , . ., g fg . y . ., , K Club, Junior Class .... FRANCES SMUTZ, B.A., University ot Nebraska. Offset Print- ing, Office Production, Shorthand, Typing, Multilith Crew .... LAYTON SMUTZ, BS., M,A., University of Nebraska. Typing, Trigonometry, Algebra, Ticket Manager, . . . EDNELL SNELL, BS., Washington State College, Home Economics, FHA .... LEE SONEDECKER, BS., Washington State College. U. S. History, Boys' Coun- selor, Football, Basketball ..., ALAN WILKIE, BA., Whitman College. Orchestra. . . . 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'Q Front Terry Scott student councsl representatsve Bsll Lsllsqusst pressdent Bob Peeples Boys Federatson representatsve Jansce Gleason Gsrls League representatsve Back Kathy Rasmussen vsce pressdent Bonney Rasney treasurer Delores Qualley secretary lsllsqusst Heads Class of 1954 The door of the future ss now open to the graduatsng class of V954 They can look back on three busy years wsth more than a lsttle sadness at leavsng st all behsnd lt was a talented and bossterous lot of sophs who entered KHS sn the fall of l95l They had every opportunsty to show what they could do sn thesr sophomore specsalty a vssst to the Tombstone Junctson Opera House The Old West came to lsfe sn thss entertasnsng show Then came a dash of sngenusty a play wsth no scenery Our Town was the class of 54 s chosce for thesr junsor play Dsffscult roles were played wsth heart warmsng ssmplscsty Another bsg event of thesr junsor year was the annual junsor prom The dashsng theme provsded a chance for breath taksng decoratsons The hard worksng junsors really outdsd themselves sn maksng the Mards Gras one of the most gasly decorated and exhslaratsng dances ever seen sn Kl-IS Early sn thesr sensor year thss sndustrsous class came off wsth a bsg hst sn the phslosophscal com edy The Cursous Savage They started somethsng new sn taksng orders for Chrsstmas ball corsages Asl the major student body posstsons were held by sensors thss past year They could be seen fly sng everywhere wsth thesr club work and other school servsces The hard work of thss class made pos ssble some very good assemblses too Everyone sn the class had hss fsll of nonsense at the sensor sneak There were all the farewell ac tsvstses and partses Baccalaureate and the sensor breakfast Then the bsg day arrsved Commence ment Well thesr hsgh school days are over now The Kelso Hsgh School Class of l954 turns toward the shsnsng future 14 K ss, , . , ,Y v . 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ALDRICH JOYCE T H: Y 23 chapla rt 2 a cappel a 234 Chrtstmas ball 234 sophomore spcctalty sensor breakfast 23 GL sprmq dance 3 Skt Scots 34 tumor prom Debate 3 4 solo meet 2 3 tumor play commtttee nortette 34 sehlor plw commuttee Opcretta 4 Hrlartd Echo staff 4 Bauptpe staff 4 ALLEN DOROTHY IRC 2 3 4 Torch 2 3 4 vtce prcsrdcnt Brush and Palette treasurer 2 a cappella VICC Dresrdeht 3 madrtqal 234 Chrlstmas ball 234 cohferencc 2 rrto hers t 234 T H Y vice pesudent 2 sophomore spectalty festtval chorus 2 turt or play commuttee L stes 34 Latlrt club 34 K club 34 vlce prestdent 3 semor breakfast solo meet 3 semor plat commtttee athlettc star 4 ASB secretary 4 Htland Echo staff 4 Bagptpe co edltor 4 ARGLE BOB Rtfle club 2 3 Latm Club 3 4 IRC 4 FHA 4 concession stand 4 AURAND BARBARA swf c tor p'ay ccrfmt ee kt Scots 3 LEY MAXINE a capp l 2 rv s r t ers fc sutt b akfas 2 Chrrs m s 2 3 ret e 4 I S t rom r w C 3 3 sem play Lass es 4 BAKER JOANNE 'whom c sae at W icots 2 Torch 2 3 4 tw or olax Brush and Pal tte 3 mothers t 3 s mor breakfast 3 H la :i cho sta -1 B 3 t a edt or 4 BANISTER RONNIE sophcft' re Spectal 5 lRC 2 3 4 et 2 3 l c 2 rch Y chap rt fmls 2 c 2 3 4 tumor prom C rt Bagptpe staff 4 Semors Return for Lust Year BAYLES KENNETH Bots Fcderatort c b a Cappf a Ht od Echo sta 4 ptpc s aff BE HLY JACK H la d Km ht 3 h 2 t BLUMER HY rhrr a 2 a e S ts 3 4 K club 3 4 casa s e D 'lf BS T S 7 l-l crr-'r BISHOP DARLENE sophomoe sp cratt Debate ssl 3 CFS l 1 3X COWTVT' ' Q p m style show 3 Lasstcs 4 cr cawt at arms C f ut a c 4 Bafptp sa 15 1 , rl- A , o 3 g l , , qhcrvfore s:eclalt',g luv' . ' ' ' ' ,t : 1 1 S V , ' ' . , l , A ,' 1 BAI , , 'N :Ea 34, sophc ore :ec- ,,- K' ' ' altj, rvoth ' aa 21 1 or re ' t Q ft a ' ' ' ball 1 1 mayo et 2,3 '1 Torch 2,3, Sk! cots 31 tuft- ' g , or p t 1 turn: pla., IR' ',41 K club ,4g for 3.1 Q , . 3 234, l - GEL . , - I1 . 1 ' 'eta' Q, 1 I rl- t- 2.,3.,4: , , 5031, gr 'X Qt l -,l ,ll-1 -3,-QL L l Q I V E L GS 1 .V , L ea Q eb V H t 4 E . ff 3 laoppe 1 , .Q V ll I 1 rt - t '. , , ' K A oct ,KV Sk -S ots' -,3,4,ITVo 23 Hr-1 213, U 'l lar , tel '3, a appelEa 1 1 Q - 1 h st- ARNE, FAY, Torch 23 Junior Red Cross council 3, mas ball 3, ,umor play, K club 41 Hllahd Echo staffg O O O O , , ' l , -11 K 'u 43 'rt ,VIZ 45 'la ff 1 Bag- -w 1 4 C . . 1 r '5 s 2, 41 ,olf ,3, Sk- , CAT , - .. Egl -391 a c pp 'la 213,41 co , , ,, tm '-ir 4 cphcmor spcctaltyg m:'hers' tea 2131 se tt bmakt t 23, Ch ,tmes bail 231 IRC 2,3141 V 'lr:- ,-Y P3-11 chaplvt 2, ,m 2' :law 5 ttfee, Y , , ' . P l 1 ' 21 grlor prfrf, K clsb 3-1, La is 34, Latte c' b 34. 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BOND SHIRLEY 1 C T BROWN GWEN FHA 7 1 -I Chrxsfmas baII 23 semor Ind Echo s aff Ba pups s 7 rumor p ay SQcrorarIaI club 4 conccss s ar 1 FDI , ccfvm ce BONNEY SHIRLEY 1 GROW ffl F BYRUM GLENN bard v f IbaII 23 C UWC CD I I CARTWRIGHT ELEANOR To HI Y 73 sophorforc spec ses Chrrstmas b1II 3 Iumor prom wr C s for bre Iqfast 3 Secrcrarual C, saw pw, c 'mr 5 tff -I CASWELL DAWN 5 DIDOWTPVEE SDOCIBII IRC 234 NT ARNOLD Q II . , J ,W W ycmw Y s 2 Iumor play Lasslc 34 fun BROWN ED ' s t' ft caps Ia J-I Chrustmis al 3 J s 3 sow nance 3 Sm Scots 3 song queen 4 Secretamal C Lx J Club 4 Concession Stands Started by Sensor Class CLAWSON SHARON mgphomor spccral I T I H Y 2 CO HRAN BILL IRC Z3 H Y 2 3 4 secre ry . ,T L L h su 'Im cI or yum P s ft rr rn ,a -I C pIa, co ar .3 c u , ,P 1 UNO, D N Cm J C L -I SCG D ay HRANE SHIRLEY Ie Ir s 2 mothers tea YPOOL ROSE DIYIII L SD JII VIII s prcrr' tor play commutrcf' S ' 9 .m c ub J smror breakfast 3 p as ccfr Ima conccssron stand 4 COPCGSS O1 SI mi 1 I6 , , . .1:3f'I.1 2.3,-I c'CIx I 31, me-My , .I ' , g ' 5,-3, S.-cr-aura. cum 4g HI.: I 4' 5 ivrwrlfq f -, 1 ', , ' 3 ion ,1 'f 4, 53,3553 Q stwrj -, saws K. .I tt-. , , 1 we sp' I IM, CL cc f.w-cv V , h OO 2 Tr-HIAY' 13 I IRI, 0 I 2. 7-I, prfsrrf-ft 'Ii D 'etc ' ' ' Qjl CNA'-'as IJQII 2, TL D fl CWCH 23 Torch Q 23-1 'titre-gf, Tr! IE, sff'cxrbr'I.1I.fas723, f I.s C rr' 'I V . . - - Y 1 I- - 23, :I'ffC:Is 3 Last 54. grurir DIA. Cf 'D 'IIf-C, ILIIIW, SIL SDVIWJ Cff3'tCC 2. . Q Q I 1 Lrfr grim 0 ffff' .1 3 -1 sc , DIA. CC '?'1- 'Or'- -' if DI0- C TITTfC. C I 3 . I-rw -1 s'..:u'f cor.-CII 4, Htl-rd EQITC staff 4, Bapupo C L-U -. ' .Cr 'KH' Q. moe. IL 4. BRE - - V554 3.3. I0 NTI 399- trcmsu-'r QLTCFCI1 if-IQ I bI I Q 253,45 I' r' 5 2gITril HI- 2 3 srgIc how Q ' 1 ' S . Q I ior , . '1'iff'! 2 3 4, ba fbwl 2 I-I fam. :HIS rgrrcrrw, K dab 3.4.21 QI I, Q ' 4 b I QOL 25, H:-Y 2,3-9, K cub ',-1, Crmsfmas ball BA, ta'e W: ' , J - g g r A. I, , O O O O O , , 4 ' Ig rl- I- Q C Q, . 41, I- ., Ia - Chrsf as UQII 23. sfglo 5 Qs. 2 rvctrcrs' tca 2, Ivor 7 'I 34 SI 5992 'I 23- I'5,' 'EI 1 Us 23 ' OI' I A A hh f Y . X Drxx .,r'II.s - KHDFIS fcrw .9.CIaIty, -as I 3, Q D - ' 'fff'-IM-1CC'L'I ' I I7 'I- bare us C me-,T solo mort 33 It ' I. Q ' ist- rmrs bail 3, IIDQJ5 ass sim! C111 Q ,ior I . 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I. a. , COLEMAN BOB sophomore soreralfy Hr Y 23 trtck 2 3 4 rumor Q is 3 football 3 4 rumor DV rrt Chrrstrwas 3 lRC 4 K elu CONNON PEGGY Debate 2 3 4 secretary 3 treasurer 4 Brush and Palette 2: 4 secretary treasurer 3 Trl Hr Y 2 3 4 D esrdent 2 treasurer 4 Chrlstmas ball 2 3 GL con creme 2 Torch 2 3 4 treasu er sooh more specralty mo hers tea 2 3 sem r breakfast 2 3 Lassre 3 4 Latm club 3 4 rumor play eommrttee rumor Drom semor play semor play commrttee Hrlafwd Echo staff 4 Bagprpe assocra e edrtor 4 assembly plan mg boa d 4 Campus Copy reporter 4 C LTER SHERRILL Tru Hr Y 23 Sk Scots 234 sophomore specualty style show 2 Cl. sorrm dance Z 3 lemor play semor breakfast 3 errls chorus 3 Auffrfor rum club 4 ccrwcessron stand 4 Secrctarlal club 4 sensor play corhmrttee CRAWFORD GEORGE sap omore soecral x b rd 2 3 r h rr L pres K club 4 SECOND ROW CROSSWHITE BILL sophomore soec altt, baseball at se rorpay foo a 4 K :lu CROWE ILA sophorr-oe specralty Chrrstmras ball se for breakfast 3 FHA 4 CULVER JANE sophomore sotcralty mothers te 2 Hr Y Chrnstmas all e sh lv Z rumor m offrce staff 3 guru or play com ' CURTIS MAXINE Auflztorlum Clab 73 O s een fy Chrrsfmas ball 23 moth rs tea 2 chaolarn Z rumor play comm-lttge off ce staff 1 I-lrl nd Echo staff 4 Bajorpe staff 4 semor play commrffee Semors Have Strong Class Splrlt . GY JERRY b eball 234 football 3 K Cub D LQUIST KATHRYN l 4 s r h s Saw DAHLQUIST BERDENA Lwtm club 3 4 Am torrum club s a 4 rw Y VW L lor Q3 R Crt Corteexs rw stand 4 Htl rvd CHO 5 f HJ VIDSON DAVID Hom l pope, staff-1 must: meet 3 Chmlmas bill 4 Land ' 3 4 treasurer 4 l7 r l ' , . - C , , , lf, , A ffg a , Q Q Q 3 qc f l ' ' ' 0 V :olt P, Cla uw: Qaartet 5, tooluall 5, Sk:-Scots 3,-1, ball y I b -4, xr Co 1 rdmt 4, . 7- 9 I V.. V .gl 9 lumorol FY I , tb?l3,', D4 , 1 ' . , V C as , . A. . r , L . . .r ' fp rr 25 I t ' .r' o r I n V V ' . . r ' ' 'Q - ' Aa A 1 Trl- ' - 23,45 H b 23 styll o ,4, o'o , L N. ,rs-rt.ee, OU , , '- '- , 41 i- . , Q v - L ' I: 1 , 1 . Q . . M r -. E: sooo more ' , I 1 ' . - H- ,D .r 5 1 , 1 Q ' 3, Tr -H--Y . , g Q , f , r A g r 4, a O O O O O DAG , , asf C, , 5,-11 I 4, AH . . mrls' cworus ., safe' break- . A m,t 3, a caooerla 4, l-lrlatd Eco .taff 4, ,ooo , , C . . staff 3 -13 IJ c o'ay fem ,tfe-, see hr kfat 3. 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'. seo :re soccra 'sg oe: baed I F, DAVIS JACKIE soph rr 'w c altt T I 1 x b choru 23 Auc lto lu ld prow u for o wx c rwrvlttee sewor breakfast 2 offlce staff l cofvc sslort staml 4 DEAL MARVIN basfbwll 234 basketball 2 football Uer 23 uhlo pr ro lumor ay K Clu 34 1 Scots 4 semor play DENHAM DOROTHY soohorhoe soeclalty rumor play comm tee corcesslcrt sta d 4 sensor play DIXON RALPH Boys Federation Many Semors Take Part ELLIOTT SHIRLEY rnalorette 23 sophomore soeclalty Trl I-ll Y 2 Chrrstmas ball 2 mothers tea 2 FHA 34 glrls clcrus secretary 1 ERICKSON KAREN IRC 231 Torch 23-I T I-ll Y 2 3 D ba e 2 3 4 chorus reasurer 2 sophomore spec I5 , Chrstrms ball 23 mothers tea 2 senlor brea 2 muscrrrft23 Kc-u 34 Lasses 4 a Della 3 I accorrpamst I no ette accompanist 34 yuh lor ororrv CL rcorrsc tame o student courtcll 3 tumor , I. treasu athletlc star 3 v ce breslderlt 4 I-Inland Echo staff 4 Bagpupe copy edt tor 4 althemate delegate to Glrls Natlon DOEHNE NANCY glrls chorus 2 FHA 234 program chu rmarw 4 a cappella 3 4 nurse s offtce 4 semor play comrmttce DOWNS NAOMI Sktfcots 234 tumor play tumor prom sewer play commrttee Debate 4 DUTTON DONNA tarwsfer from Klamath Falls Oregon l 'xudltorlum club 4 semor play commlttee DYKSTRA BOB FFA 2 3 4 Chrlstmas ball 3 semor play commlttee In Activities . FALING LEROY sophomore speclalty football 234 baske ball 2 baseball 2 3 4 Hu Y 23 4 vlce president 2 K club 3 4 presldent 4 stage crew 4 FOLEY JUDY Tru I-It Y 234 presudent 4 Debate 2 Torch 2 3 4 neo hers tea 2 sophomore speclalty semor br akfast 2 bam, 2 3 treasurer 3 Skt Scots hlstorlan 3 Cl. sorng dance 3 tumor play student dlrector tumor p orh on or R d Cross councll 3 RC 4 K clu scnlor play commlttee offlce staff 4 I-Island Echo staff 4 Bagplpe staff 4 I8 . , .o .cm Seri A, ri-H'-Y 2, Li- , , ' ' Q g ,,, A brfr clu I 3,-1, s , , I r m club 3,-4, 'mor er , 4 , l ' Q 'I o. . . Q ' . I-N, if, V f . mam: ,,5 r3cfg Nzypl , b',gSk'- ' A V I E . , . , 1 ' L ' y , I ' A' . , O O C O O O A . V . ' . L I ' 1 . , ' 3 . , 1 - - ' ' 1 ' L Y A H ,- r i . . Slgi-Scots 3, gumor oromg K club 3,45 song queen 4g 1' . ' ' I - .rc ri-'- , , '-'- ' 1 1 4' -o t, , , l t. , t 4 , - , . I . - , - 'lt-3 I ,. ,Q ' g ' k- ' ' l ' I . . '. ' fast , 1 . Q ' b , g i 3, 3 cap- 9 I - ' - - 1 . fg rt 1 ' , Q - I l Q ' ' Q ' ' A ' 'qt .A2 f. Jw Q 'gl 5 b41 pta-rr, 'at-rt club 3.4, rr . rer 3, ' H , ASB . ' . I 4 I , 1 1 1 A - - t . . , FOUTCH MORRIS Sk: Scots 234 prcsrdcnt 4 Hlland Knights 2 3 4 prcsldent 4 Hu Y 2 3 4 GERMUNSON DARRELL Boys Fedcratlon GIRARD TOM Torch 234 tumor play Hlland Echo staff 4 Bagplpe staff 4 GLEASON IANICE sophomore soecraty tumor play lunuor play commrttee K club 34 treasurer 4 gurls chorus 3 Secre arlal club 4 a cappella 4 GL cabinet 4 staff 4 Bagplpe staff 4 GLOOR FRED FFA 23 GRAMBO BRUCE band 2 traclf 234 football H Y 34 GRASSER GARY chorus 23 Hu Y 2 tumor play com mnttee movle crew 3 Rtfle club 4 semor play commrttee K club 4 concesslon stand 4 Twenty three Semors Pllot Clubs . GREGORY DENNIS football 234 basvetball 2 track 2 presldent sophomore class Torch 2 3 Ht Y vxce pres: gent 2 Latin club 3 4 K club 4 Boys Fcderatlon p est ent 4 GUIER CAROL a cappella 4 H L LARRY football 23 4 baslrctball 2 golf 2 tract 2 3 4 sophomore specralty band 2 Ht Y 2 K club ? 3 l Chnstmas ball 3 Sk: Scots 4 HAND LADONNA tumor prom Skt Scots 4 Secretanal club 4 Hlland Echo staff 4 Bagpspe staff 4 l9 . . ' A , . , Q N , , Q 3,41 i- , , 1 I ' ' 1 ' ' L 1 3 . senior play commutteeg mothers' tea 4g Hiland Echo GRAVES, WILMA, a cappella 2,3,4g mbthers' tea 31 O O ' 0 0 A . r . . . 44 n 1 U AL . , , . 3 4 Q 1 3 . , . Q 1 - .' HAND LUGER football 7 baskclball 234 track HAYES GERALD band 23 baseball marlaocr 2 rumor mcvlc crew 3 prom rumor play commnllee B squad football 3 yell I ader 4 student copocll 4 stage crew 4 HANSON MARLYN scpborrcre sprcrallv looms we cr ll L u 3 romor HEERENSPERGER DAVE baseball 23 4 sophomore spe commrrrec lufuor prom sensor play commltlec Cldlly stage crnw 3 rumor prom K club 4 H T CHARLOTTE 1 cappella 23-l T H Y 3 HEIZELMAN SHIRLEY Chrlslmas ball 3 FHA 4 sensor al 3 norsctfe HELMS DAVID FFA 234 Boys Federallon represenla HARTLEY MARK football Z 3 4 track 23 c 2 Hr Y 2 footbal Unrequlred Classes Popular With Semors . HERRICK MARY SUE Glrls League 3 IRC 3 4 solo mccl 3 4 oclcl 4 ASB busmess man ager 4 sensor play HICKS LEE bapd 2 Debate 4 Lalln club treasurer 4 Offset prmmg RMC Club 4 HOGGATT ROBERTA sophomore speclalry commrrtee rumor prom Chrlsrmas ball 3 Audltorlum club 34 vuce HOGG IERRY sophomore specralty treack 234 loo presrd or 4 Jumor Rod Cross councll 3 sensor play rus 2 3 4 Hr Y 2 3 4 rumor play rumor prom madrrglal commrttco 20 . . -. A . . 2,41 . . . 1 2 A ' 0 V , , ' - , ' . . - . , ' . ' 2.3L rror Q 3. K club 2,34 Rrflc cl b 2. . ' play . A ,P .. . - AR . - c . , 3 ri- r- 2, , . . 3 1 . I Torch 2.3,-l, solo mect 2, sophomore speclalry, Chrrsrmas play commlttee, b l -, r H 3. , , , , 1 , . tlvr Q' '- L, ll'2.' 0 0 0 O O 'rl HUBBELL KITTY S rv' L rw? .JST Cow Lrvv A IP 'r' ba wor rfalf at S r' or pla, C f sprm Ca ce 2 turrk K C rya QR 'mm Q sEcoNo Row HUNT BEVERLY FI-VX G, CC J D, R DAVE fwbau 21 K cw b 4 Q wg E ro s'aff pp s ' d 0 K HT '3 C' Y -4 sc nor max can nw C r NE PEGGY Cf' smas hal' 2 rr h rs T Z FHA-5 JOHNSON DARLENE s pr -r Aucncmrrw C K LKER BOB NRC 34 prcsr' I Hee -1 Tcr w Echo saff B pp L r s r p cam r r' assnrrbw 3 play commmt' e Ch rstfms ba'I 3 a caope la JONES NINA fuiw xuwcm. G TERRY Track 714 rr 'wt 3 card rom K C .0 4 Seniors Publish Hllund Echo, Bagpipe KISER PATSY Por' rs rm 2 s KRAMER WILFRED ,QB presrdfn' 4 F T trcas mer 1 1 C 'm K, ,Q L CLccLz3bferc c r C 9 r S. rc-an cr 2 2 3 4 we 1 ' Jawr' I KOEHMSTEDT MARILYN TU'T7hf1l'W 2 3 4 CrwstmaS ba!! 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MEDLOCK JIM staoe crew 2 oolf 234 sophomore MEIKLE FAITH Torch 234 Brush ard Palette 3 speclalty football 3 K clab 3 4 Hu Y 3 MEIKLE BERTHA To ch 23 4 Brush a d Palette 3 MEISINGER MARILYN Latrrw Club 34 Audltoruum club mothers tea 3 GL scrapbook 3 Hrlahd Echo staff 4 3 3 choros 3-t Bagplpe staff 4 23 ,, , 451- . ,lll A I 1 t -g a' 1. C 'Q ' ' Q . 4. ' ' I ' petvir H ,,g .,g 'Ah 2? MCTEE, SHARON, FHA 4g senior play committee. 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WHITE NANCY WILLIAMSON TOM 1' ba 2 L du ZEIGLER LEROY trarsf r from .1 ,cr North D ofa TE SHIRLEY 3 What lles Ahead for the Class of 549 HH ll 11111 'll IH COHIC, UH! HIHSL COHIL, 5 ll COHIL 'll L En XX 111 fxfllo 30 . ,H : w: :rf :'Q..e'f. v'g.'1's' Mn 73, , , ::t1t,aHI3,b.Jsl.Qf il Q ' T b-1 JQ 4' il ff L 'IQ 7 g' ffffl 331 T731 W 5 FLAT 3, MQ fQQf.fH.S' Q,-f, An.2a Q if- woRLEY, JIM, Lgffgfa ig-1, stage UQ.-, 4, ?I4 nf? , , Q fav, , ak WH! , .Girly Liagpo in cr pkg' ' I I N17 ' 1' 1 Q ' 1 'lfll ' f Milf- 1 ld Front Erdyne DeRosuer student councul representatuve Maruon Anderson secretary Sharon Curry treasurer Nancy Medack Gurls League representatuye Back Dewey Van Duruter Boys Fc-deratuon rcpresentatuve Omel Turk presudent Rolly Bar quest vuce presudent Junuor Class Pulotecl by Turk When thus year s uunuors stepped unto the role of Kelso Hugh School students they were Stull a luttle wet behund the ears lt wasn t long however before they got unto the swung of thungs and beat the uunuors un the ASB tucket sale contest That was quute a feat for a class of newcomers Then thus year s uunuors furmly establushed theur claum to hugh school lufe as they staged Mem orues theur own versuon of the annual sophomore specualty The class of 55 stayed pretty much un the background durung the rest of theur sophomore year but upon becomung junuors they came out wuth theur uunuor play Then came the tume for the annual prom All of the uunuors dug un for some hard work organuz ung commuttees decoratung and all the other once un a lufetume jobs that go wuth thus annual affaur Now wuth the uunuor year un theur wake thus class us lookung to the future and theur senuor year 31 . , , . 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Don Frxnklln Suneva Fuller Arden Gave!!! Cora George Zona Gerdlund Nancy Gslberf Steve Gleason Charlene Gloor Edward Gregg Bob Grant Zephyr Gruver Pat y Cusack Ken Hagdahl Lrllaan Hageman Rebert Hapeck Dororhy Halstead Gerald Hanly Rayna Hansen Dale Harlan Judy Harper Bob Hams Joan Herron Eugene Heston Sran Hicks Duane Hlgby Ronnie Hsggms Rebert Hutch Dennfs Hlft Charles Hogarty Earbara Hogrnan Judx l l plqmS f nn Harper x Horrocks H wa Narue Huds n X sex Humphreys N x Huse y 5 ldcln Tek Jacebs R 'lnex Jacobson Nae Dawd Janke Nerrna Jansen Mrarfan Johnson Joxce Kal-14 Spencer Kindorf Dean Krng Jerry Krvela Jrm Knestls Kendall Koken Doris Kraft Luvonne Kruger Keuth Lagerblade Delores Langer Lens Larson Slmrley Larson Buddx' Lawlwon Charles Leak ll Lphnnn K Le N rf Niam Ann Lpx bank. LII Q x U x C xx. Vw NLT Lux L NN 'Tia u x.C5' K.. 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Somethung unuque happened to the lower classes at Kelso Hugh thus year Sunce Kelso began a four year hugh school the nunth and tenth grades moved up from uunuor hugh school together Thus year s 9th graders are the furst freshmen at Kelso Hugh School sunce l92-l The annual sophomore specualty was produced uountly by the two classes under the banner of the Soph Frosh Froluc The theme ln a Persuan Market was well adapted to provude laughs aplenty and show oft the talent of the two classes Not Only Clud the addr tuon ot the two classes push the total en olument over the l OOC mwrlc but these groups added ummensely to the pep ussemblues and other school tunctuons Front Twula Hokanson secretary Lee Schroeder presudent, Sharon Hutchuns, Gurls' League represen tatuve, Helen Jones treasurer Back, Kenny Kramer, vuce presu dent, Dean Jepson, student coun cul representatuve, Bob Kuser, Boys' Federatuon representatuve 36 Q t -, a E, ' .5 - 1, , . Q 1 ,,.,. - a u ,. k , . u , . N ' , L J , u ' cw . ' '- , . 4 I u - . ' 4 , . ' ' , I 1 Z u WA. L ' . f f 1 . 2 . T , . ' ,fl , - r . affirm r I ' C Q . O O - L. V V . u T ' u , u L . Y u . L . C . f , . u Rowl Vera Burson Dar ene Burchatz Vlvlan Ball Molra B 7ub Jean Buhler Betty Beck Val arte Bond Shnrley Aho Mary El len Brock Joan Bullock Velva Albert: Row 2 Mnss Bostrom Betty Alnglue Ardls Alder Dons Black well Peggy Blakely Barbara Ba ker Betty Butcher Shellby Bltt ner Dorothy Beck Donna Brown Hope Brown Row3 Duck Bloomteldt Laur ence Ashley Gerald Burch Ron Barley Wayne Bernard Jam Alt ken Jlm Aho Jlm Baker George Blank Jack Arnold James Bax ter Arthur Behrends Row! Sharon Crlttenden Lela Clarkston Barbara Clark Patrxcna Calklns Beverly Dykstra Jeannlne Clark Barbara Curtis Evelyn ford Ednth Edgemon Marte Dow ner Row 2 M Bowhay Donald Cochran Bob Cryer Donald Faul Y Dahlqulst Verlan Clark Ed Dyer Jlm Cahill Row 3 Duane Crouch Kenneth Cook Wnllle Dnxon Charles Erb Duck Farrar Wayne Dixon Russel Cady Marvun Cole John Edmund son Rowl Agnes Germunson Wal ma Hobbs Juanuta Freund Bev erly Garvey Darlene Halvorson Phyllns Grist Nyla Jeanne Fowler Dona Fournler Marllyn Flsher Joyce Hurst Joan Hunt Row 2 Joe Harnols Carl Gnlprn Barbara Foutch Dolly l-lagdahl Carol Grant Frueda Fuller Mar garet Harruman Jean Gjersvold Bob Harnons Fred Fuller Bob Hlebert Mrs Butler Row3 Ball Fnlla Joe Howard Gall Hazon Terry Hollunshead Ray Foley James Grntftth Arthur Henderson Wyman Hamm Bull Hanson Alan Hose Bob Gardner Tom 'Harrxs 1 ' , I . - I l' . ' . El- . r. , Jim Da , Stephen Cole, John Row 1 Mr Duck Carol Johnson Donna Luttlc Glendene Johnson Donna Johnson Beth Lowe Car runne Klune Eluzabeth Johnson Ruta L1Fave Wanda Love Mar ene Kunnunen Arlene Knapp Row 2 Don Lule Kenny Larson Don Johnson Joanne Laulanunen Joycc Laurul1 Esther Johnson Sharon Johnson Olga Jones Pat ty Luncoln Sue Lyduc Dean J cobs Ronnue Kung Row3 Darrell Lewus Robert Lute Kenny Kumble Melvun Kerr Douglas Jennon Tom Lucas Jum Johnson Bob Lucas Vernon Kon dra Bob Johnston Don Kosku Thurman Jensen Rowl Tom Noe Joan Merly Mary McEuun Lous McMulIan Carla Nortness Margaret Martun Betty Nagel Teddy McDonald Rosalue Morgenweck Pat M Tigue Pat Martun Ann MCGO han Nancy McReynolds Row 2 Bob McAndrews Jum Malcolm Bclva McCloskey Joyce Marrunger Margaret Martun Kar en Meachem Cathy Moore Terry Muddcndorp Nancy Mulan Carol Nwolynsku Pat Newman Wayne Navolunsku Row3 Mrs Logan Bull Mober ly Bull McDonald Muckey Neves Ron Nucholson Bob Munuum Don McNeece Ronny McDanuel Muke Osborn Tom Naeher Ted Mag nuson Tom Meyers Kenny Mc Coy Don Nucholson Row'l Louuse Raglun Shurleen Shoemaker Dorothy Ruchards Ruby Schaefer Cleona Powers Chrustune Slagle Anuta Ruce Jan uce Ruce Joan Rauala Mary Sher man Carol Pluler Helen Rayhon Row 2 Maynard Ruchards Sugne Rusmoen Frances Scrutchfueld Barbara Scott Nadune Parsons Sharon Sparks Mary Fay Ruce Sharon Raft Dorothy Santee El ta Ruchards Garth Ruchards Dean Smutz Row 3 M O Bruan Ronnue Samples Jerry Phulbrook Jum Reun Wally Ramsdell Muke Pulat James Seluevold Chet Ruchard son Kenny Rose Jum Paxton EI lus Purdun John Schull - . . . ' s . . L 1 1 T J f 1 I 5 L 1 1 T l ' , . . . 5 5 1 V 1 . A . a- , . . . 1 1 - . , . . . , , . . , . . . C' 1 . . ' , . . . 1 , . . 1 1 - , , 1 , . , Nesbitt, Larry Maupin, Jerry C 1 l . . , ' 1 J 1 A 1 . , 1 1 - 1 V T , . - , - . . C 1 I v T r 1 1 - ' , , . . . , 1 1 - , . , . . . r. , , 1 , u 1 , - 7 I I - , . Rgwl Elwnne Whlte Dorothy Trodon Johnnc Tennant Marlene Worley Judy Thornws Marilyn Wheeler Joyce Stewart Shnrley Stuart Helen Swlhart Gloria Un derwood Dorothy Van Dnnter Ruta Wahlerthner Raw 2 Jerry Vandecar Walter Whupple Jack Welch Darlene Wall Duane Studebaker Carol Westover Barbara Swenson Car olyn Whnte Georgla Sverdrup Shlrley Stacey Rlchard Wnnes Ronnie Walters Jerry Wilson Row3 Charles Tnpron Arlen Ullnch Duane Taylor Donald Stone Elven Whtte Dale Wad dell Leland Wolf Ralph Wagner Davld Swett Harry Wulf Gerald Wolfe Kenny Wood Mr Smutz Rowl Eva Jean Bowers Aron da Beagle Ilene Blank Trevelyn Bnttner Gayle Baker Florence Behrends Mary Anderson Lllah Brown Rachel Aho Patsy Brod derson Theresa Brogden Caro lyn Arneson Pat Bartley Kay Bryan Teola Bernert Elsle Bar tell Judy Brent Rae Dean Ander son Helen Bruce Row 3 Jummy Allegar Ron Bryant Lyndle Adams Nell Blake Chuck Baker Jum Brown Jerry Betts Jnmmy Beck Mr Crrtch led Rowl Denny Carter Mane Cobb Jannce Cloke Pat Carlson Ruth Croy Cathleen Craig Gary Cole Bully Chlnchen Row2 Donald Coleman Jerry urtrs Janet Clark Shirley Bugg Jackne Clawson Russel Carter Davud Cnsman Row3 Mr Hardne Vernon Colt Harvey Claussen Lonnie Buck Jack Claypool Gary Conrad: Dar wnn Curtls Berton Clawson Pat Carngan . cb 1 , . t t L ' 1 ' - , , . , , . 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Row 1 Larry Dent Sharon Dav I Sandra Frtch Nancy a D I rcs Earrweather Lots a I C rrla Endecott Glorra Dryer It 1 Ermrson Patty Erscc er Ly 1r s Row2 Mr Jellrson Gcne Dux Juntt Downs Janrcc Ense F rw Duns Lrnda Ellrngson on nr Gtrllund Carol Errckson But tc Davenport Donna Dudansky Dtn1IIDrxon Row 3 Trlman Davrs Larry Fer Qu n Stanley Pouch Joe Eaton Chuca Dahlquast Charles Davrs Incl Gerry Pete Gahlhofl Duane UcrrnLlr1SOI'1 Gary Erovlck Rowl Russel Hull Barry en nrncjs Kuthlyn Huovrnen Frances Grllman Margaret Hartley Shar on Gross Lorna Gurney Rose mary Gordon Arlene Holliday Joyce Harrus Larry Hoffman Wayne Hudson ow2 Harrrs Dale O Cwrl blunt Bob Harkness Sharon Hutchrn Jmrce Goodrrch Pa Holcomb Join Gleason Twrla Hokanson Amber Henry Vrrgrnra Hull Glenn Holtz Row 3 Rrchard Grambo Don Hyrst Jrm Hubbell Dale Hackntt Lwrry Huse Dennns Groww Bob Harrrs Marvrn Hurt Gordon Humphreys Karel Hansen Row I Deanna Kellogg Carol James Lucy Johnson Sharon Ken wston Helen Jones Janrce Jarrett Jcanene Knudson JoAnn Jensen Shrrley Lydlc Barbara Lund Row2 Mr Nrchols Karl John son Jrmmy Johnson Rose Jarrell Bcssrc Knapp Judy Jacobs Lots Kleppen Cloe Jean Kruger Shir Icy Jensen Sam Lrles Jack Idd rngs Row 3 Bob Johnson Bob Kung Terry Kettwrg, Kenny Kramer Dean Jepson Bob Krser Ed Ke tola, Gary Johnson Don Kapp rrvpr r A . , D - ww, vt' ' I . 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Rowl Bob McCarty Phrl Mer ulrrh Pwr McCarg1r JoAnn Nas sqtt Judy McDonald Laura Me r lerno Mrthns Karen x Ile Buddy Malls Gene Mr ry ow2 wud Mu un Del ut Mwrtrn Sharon Meadows Vrymn M1rsh1ll Bonrta Morrrson Shtr Iey Neubauer Lula Norton Ruby Marshwll Robert Norgird Bob Newman Row3 Mr Rhoads Dayrd Nel son Roger Nremr Charles Muller Jrm Mepherson Byron Neirrng James Moore Bull Martrn Jrm Marks Drek MeCool Rowl Marnlyn O Brren Janet Reynoldsorr Sharon Rernkemeyer Kay Parsons Lrnda Stacey Darlys Olson Sharon Reed Jounne Raap Dana etty Re duck Lrllran Slaughter Row 2 Dennrs Rwbrdeau Gerald Roles Judy Rerther Mary Rack Donna Rothwell Janrce Robrnson Judy Rwdakovreh Jeroldean Shoe rnaker LeeROy Parcel Monte Peters Row 3 Bruce Rossberg Benny o ersrn Trevi Raef Phy lrs Powell Vqgqy Ryder Andrea Rus sell Vrrqnnm Reyna Ssmh Sibas an Ron Siltrs Dule Preree Mrs ow 4 Darwin Reed Curtrs Swthre Kerth Pwunter Lee Sfhroe dcr l-luryey Oconnor Phrl Ped ersen George Smrth Wayne Oudewn Grant Shrruley Rowl Eob Weber Dellu Zen er Ru h Whrtten lun Wu mun Join Wrebe Sharon Tur n r o I ra P r W1 n et Ann Townsend Wulter Weber ow 2 C1 vm anlflecr r Whrnplr 1 urnrr Rear Wrncs Janet Weelfley Pe y Under Jewn Stoyrr Dwvrr Vwn I c Wcurbfl M W1 ow 3 Wulter tuecr Byron Twylor Larry Whrte Ronnre Swal lOW Curl Wrllrquette lywrs Zom mers Jtmrny W1dclrnJton B ll Welton 4 XQ' 'gf , '. 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'5 . q,,i9fiwa'1Ax?3Q::, Q! 5 , I Front row: Shirley Mets, treasurer, Kay Ames, secretary, Shirley Bonney, president, Patsy Kiser, vice prcsidcntg Shirley Noseda, representativeg Miss Marcellus, advisor, Back row: Peggy Uoultinghouse, monitor, Jariice Gleason, senior clasg representative, Phyllis Wahleithnur, K club representative, Bonnie Rainey, social chairmanQ Sharon Hutchins, freshman rep- resentative, Nancy Medack, junior representative, l.ela Behrend, monitor, Darlene Burchatz, sophomore representative, Sharon Curry, Lassie representative. All the girls in Kelso High met monthly tor an assembly under the direction of the Girls' League cabinet, The main project ot the Girls' League this year has been to send money and gifts to their war orphan, Wira Lozarko, in Poland. They sponsored the Christmas ball and the senior breakfast, The Girl of the Month was chosen each month by the girls' organization, Responsible women in a tew years should be the result ot the varied activities of this group, All Students in Girls' League or Boys' Federation . . . The Boys' Federation took a more active interest in the problems ot the school this year than ever betore. The Federation, to which all boys at Kelso High School belong, took action on a long-discussed plan ot noon-time recreation. The boys went to work in shop and built three ping pong tables to be used in the program, and set them up in the old band room, Improving sportsmanship was another item which was taken in stride by this boys' group An assembly ot the Federation members was set up, and many ot the new rule changes were explained and demonstrated to further understanding ot the touls called. ln view ot the activities undertaken by the group this year, Kelso l-ligh School can expect even more from them next year. Mr, Prickett, advisor, Dennis Gregory, presidentl George Newland. HCC tffwlclunt. Devvtv Van Dintigr, studnnt council rf-p resentativcg Dean Smutz, representativeg Bob Peoples, represcwtativeg W.13ne Dixon rrprescntativc, Bob Ki cr, rcrzresin- tative. lirst r i-. Vkirilvi xllt't'!'iT. r, il it Clixt l, lax-r fur lsfv: fm tri. 'Nu lu x Tail r. 'Nl rm.: bla' unst Della er rr , l - 99 5' Z 'Z ' uit rua Ek '-1'Lt1', rn. f ,Vi l i li ry ' ' ' lfill C :hr.iri. Dar'- nie Ui,h 'rw' Drift, Kraft' Lillian ll,1'im1 Cha! T'i tlirt Mir- l'-tr-1 .e ,. X X T . ...t r 'THANKSV' lr a word that goes to the Librarx Club girls for their work They do a fine job of devoting their studx halls to working in the lihrarx so that students may Cheek out books. This re- quires other work. too. as eards must be re typed. date shps replaced. and books kept in proper places, The girls are available to help in finding material. too Future librarians? Maybe. they Certainly handled their robs well at KHS. Library and Auditorium Clubs Keep Girls Busy . . . The Auditorium Club has been ot great service to lil-iS this year. These girls were responsible for ushering and taking care ot ticket sales at our home football and basketball games. They also sold and took tickets. gave out programs. and ushered at our pay assemblies. The club gave a Valentine party in honor ot the new members that had been inducted into the Club in September The Auditorium Club girls enioyed being the Uusherettesm ot Kelso High. front rw, Jgelig Daw, Snir :-. Ki nat iw, Vkfanita ll' lun, Nl'1:rii.1t-lail,LauralVC'Xlfal,j.1vWICC liter, Donna Fournier, Shar- rn Reinkfmrxer, Mad' ne Vfatw rt. CTL rr pri int.tft'.i,, Vat x Er l. ll- li n lfr il 3' Und row Miis bcattie, advizrprg Suneva Full' r Shiflt- n Sh trn.t'--er. 11.14 'fuallr fhirl- . l u'! ' gh L. l '- '-. f'etili,far. jf anne Pi ti, Vsllii, llirlmra Clark. Johnne Tgnr-.3-rt. Slar'lry,' Lar 'ry Zi taht r '-'ilu-s r. tr .1 in ' Tlwrrl ' iw V.Car'2ir, i'V'.,1ril'rt Mu i..n'1Q r, Darli ni Jrrl'tn,rfiy1. Sl-Hflcy C'fhr.irwg i'.f',.'ixi1'Q Curti . lf rl 'Ni fab ,iii ', Vt' in f-'K at r i 5 i-.ir r. Quit-, T' git-, limi Sw-'ttv Fvrgrth rfiw. Snrfli, i, .Va 1, g-rr si.l-Jet, lgiui-4 Punt- r. l5 -ara i l -K ilw r' C i' ri 'Q mi l ri' sv Emma Gran gr r, lhtrleng l-l.1lvr,ir50n, .i V , Fng-.bu Courier, Phi,-Ili, Wahleirhmr. -'fri tary, Air, n Jririrtisri i. tri-ieturrtt, luiberta Higgatt, wee prr ailent, new , 5:2126 gg: hr ,Wk I ii, F5 Q . Q 1 ga, C Q' ll ar Q 150 V' Y MW www MW .9 if 51, I' First rowg Peggy Richey, Joanne Baker, Shirley Bonney, Dawn Caswell, Cathy Blumer, Juily Foley, Nancy White, Marilyn Miller, Delores Qualley, Marie Michels, vice president. Second row. Terry Scott, Karen Erickson, Maxine Bailey, Shirlee Noseda, Peggy Connon, treasurer, Bonnie Rainey, Nina Jones, secretary, Shirley Bond, Dorothy Allen, Third rowi Gary McMurry, Harvey Peer, Willie Kramer, Bill Lilliquist, presidentj Bob Keollaer, Yes, the KHS Torch Honor Society has as its members the leaders in scholastic achievements. The big, new project started by the club this year was the school tutoring system, Torch members gave their study hall time to assist other students who needed help in some subject. This original idea went over very well-both tutors and their students benefited. Honor Students Belong to Torch . . . The club exchanged dinners with the R. A. Long honor society. These annual dinners help to create understanding between schools and provide a lot of fun and fellowship for everyone who at- tends. At commencement each year, Torch awards permanent pins to three-year members and a scholarship to an outstanding student, A search among former Torch members would reveal talented people in many fields. First row Delores Vandecar, Sharon Shannon, Lynette Darr, Barbara Williquette, Alice Mason, Myrna Reynoldson, Marilyn Bryant, Lois Larson, Second row: Phyllis Wahleithner, Joan Riblett, Barbara Miller, Kay Ames, Margaret Lowe, Marian Lowe, Faith Meikle, Bertha Mcilsle. Third row: Bill Lehning, Spencer Kindorf, Gregory Calvert, Jim Knestis, Jerome Wil- liams, Mr. Johnson, advisor, First rowi Sharon Kenaston, Cathy Blumer, Patsy Cusick, Dorothy Allen, Judy Foley. Dawn Caswell, Shirley Bonney, Faye Arne, Zephyr Gruver Second row, Bill Lchning, Miss Long, advisor, Lynette Darr, Karen Erickson, Nina Jones, Kay Ames, Marion Lowe, Maxine Bailey, Darlene Bishop, Bill Cochran. Third row: Bob Keollaer, president, Milfe Lehning, Jerry Hogg, Bill Lilliquist, Jim Knestis, Bob Coleman, Ron Banister, Greg Calvert. One ot the largest clubs in school is the International Relations Club. The purpose ot this organi- zation is to promote better understanding between students ot foreign countries and the students Kelso I-ligh. Members met once a month tor a potluck dinner with a guest speaker. IR C Creates International Understanding . . . Two big projects ot the club this year were World Fellowship Day and International Friendship Day, On these days, foreign students spoke to the student body, visited classes, and were shown the sights ot the community. A scholarship is given to an outstanding member each year. IRC has truly set the pace tor un- derstanding and co-operation between nations. First row: Marie Michels Eileen Smith, Delores Vandecar, Sharon Shannon, Rita Vtfahleithner, Peggy Richey. Janet Mitchell, Janice Murphy, treasurer, Charmaine Roles, Second row, Barbara Swenson, Barbara Williquctttt, Bonnie' Rainey, Shirlee Ne- seda, Carol VVestc-vcr, Alice fvlascwn, Farlrrn lflichardsiln, gecretarx , Julix Ranal-citiclw Third rim. llc!-cl Sherman, I-Iarxig, Regt, vice president, Lee Schroeder, I.nrry Miller, Gmrl Turlt, lim Oglesby - 5 - fig -x X. .1 Ek Q . 1+ X PSX -. . fix K x K --wk x 4 :Q Q ix . Q NEG Q' QQ IA wr . 5, Y 5 V S Q, 5 , nk 'M 1 f . 6 as t ,z ,f 2 S E 5 262 3 F I 2 1 : 31 f 59 ! Q 5 A in ggi is w K ,ka K , I ' Q -if . n 1 , . A . A -r 1. 1 . 4. 'F Q xt! -Q5 ' Q 5 v h. 'I' '5 2 5 ,' S' v v , N3 112 ' J. f' fi-6' 1 fi ki Gi' W in G! vb, I .. 5.5, , ,Q f' I K T Q llc ' u I' I, iq: W if ! A First row: vice Koehmstedt, Marie Hudson, Charmaine Roles, secretary, Darlene Bishop, Katherine treasurer 5.cond row Dennis Maszk, Karen Erickson, Peggy Connon, Carol Purrier, Ruth Riddle, Maxine Bailey, Bary McCorl4le, sergeant-at-arms. Third row, Jerry Hogg, Bill Crosswhite, Merlyn Lingle, Marvin Deal, president, Bill Cochran, Mr, O'Brian, advisor, A young man who has just lost his loving wife, a woman who hasn't spoken for twenty years, a power-hungry senator, a housewife feeding her chickens . . . These are examples of characters portrayed by members of the l-liland Drama Club. Those school plays took a lot of time and energy, but they were more than worth it. Oh, to be again behind the footlightsl The Thespians exchanged one-act plays with R. A. Long as a club project this year. Watch for the names of some of the members in lights! Thespiuns, Debate Improve Orutory . . . Resolved: That Congress should enact a federal fair employment practices law. The above statement fast became familiar to the members of the Debate Club this year. They gained experience through debates before social studies and English classes and at several con- ference debates, The debate season was climaxed by the annual trip to the College of Puget Sound, where debaters met students from all parts of the state. A word of warningi Don't ever cross words with a former Kl-lS debaterl First row Joyce Stewart, ,lf-an Rainla, Shfirx Rell' Karen Ericl-sen, ,loxcc Aldrich, Shrrlqx Eonnfx, Cav-'l Mansfield. SCC- Ond row. Bill Lehning, vicc pre,ii1i'nt, Jim Oglcslgv, giicwiflent, Olga Jones, Sharon Srinrl-, Pegg-, Conn n, treaiurerj Carol WCSlOv'Cr, T Scott, Mi',f, Lfwc, JllXl'il r lfu' t :ww Sha' to Kuruuzr u-1 lt VVulluams, Helen Emfr-run, tru asurru, irrta Ciurnqy N'uarrparut l-lartley, Nuary Anderson, Del- ph nu lu-xr, Hhurluu ltfuu, Nhcar-in l .isut:'uirf, Juuuim li.uapur,wa 'S-.c. 'mi ru-.N Tru: la bmrwarf, Eullui Bain, Roma Mathis, lyitlwlvrru Huurwrrit-ru, Lu:t.3.i Stacey, Kay Parson, Lurlumi Slatrghigr, Nlarulyrt Oljrufrt, Lula ialurtiuw Third rOw Jar1uCC GOOd- rurh Lu uw talu-til. Lhlart- lqfrwfathur Nancy Davis, Janice Emulex Rutlu Wuttu-ru, Darlxs Olson, Florence Behrertds, Karen Mrulxellri Shar.-ru Hutchtn, ,vcr-tam Vpuurth nm Jauuugu lil lim nn, Jprlx McD'srw,ul.!, Arl. -we Hallutia- Judy Brent, ShurlCy Buggy Jmuct Clark. Carolyn Arneson, barbara Lund, Donna Gt-rulfund. Liu da Ellungson ' An occasional burned piece of toast or some scorched potatoes add variety to the lives of the gurls un the Future l-lomemalcers of America But these undesirable situations are occurring less and less frequently as these gurls become trained tor their tutures as tomorrow's homemakers. Thus national organization ot hugh school girls who are taking or have talaen home economics is represented at Kelso l-lugh School by two groups the Senior Fl-lA and the Freshman FHA Their purpose us a logical one, to acquaint these gurls wuth the hugh ideals ot homemalcing, Guidance and Training Is Given to the Both ot the associations were kept busy throughout the past year, as they took on many na- tional, state and local projects, Emphasis ot home and famuly lute was the goal ot the organization on the national level, the state project entailed a leadership training fund and a scholarship fund. An annual FHA Day was sponsored by these gurls, also Helping with preparations for the open- ing ot the new local YMCA occupied much ot their time as a local project. FHM mu, Fai, Arm, Sung-va Fullcr, suing leader, Shawn Curry, -scragvlu fl-, Cai l Niartslu.-lil, secretary: Joyce Hurst. Marv Lou Sum i u ns, Jian Huurrrun, Shirley llhunuhgrt, Nrtrma Nafuuurw-it 'Ser 'lil rwx frlutli Eric: m u'ru, Thelma Lyduc, DrCsldCf1fL Aulrcw Taxlfuf- Gxun Uruwvw, lfuuth llnlulluy barbara Pruwanrhi, Pu ggy iii u Al-u rt Safwtluu , fvluux. l-lanwwrw, aflvusor Third row Billie- Brrirqrlen, Cora Pollarul, Virginia Smith, Esther Juulvw-'u, Nancy Urrlwa giru'f3'.1m chairman, Carol Purruer. LOUISC Purttut Elta Richards First row. Marie Cobb, Helen Jones, Sandra Fitch. Joann Jensen Daryell, Patty Eisele, Virginia Hall econd row Rosemary er Arglc, Peggy Unger, Sarah Sebastian. Lee Ann Townsend, Gloria Drxcr Thir Zeiger, Pearl VVincs. Rae Dean Anderson, Jackie Clawson. Pat Carl Russell, Miss Snell, advisor, Fourth row Theresa Brogdc-n, L bauer, Judy Jacobs. Judy Radakoyich. Twila Hokanson Hawaiian pineapple candy was sold by the Senior FHA in December an-fl January, to raise money for their treasury During FHA week, these girls were very busy with numerous activities. including the planting of a rosebush, the club flower. Mayor Don Talley visited the first period lafrne economics class and proclaimed FHA week. Other money-raising campaigns were launched during this week also one of the most profitable of which was their cake salc Future Homemukers of America Another worthwhile project which the girls carried out well was the preparation at Christmas of a grocery box for an underprivileged family in Kelso These two FHA groups held their installation of officers in the ner-. chorus rCOm this year marking the first time the FHA has had a formal initiation This workcd out so well that the girls are Dlannino to continue it in future years. First row. Beverly Hunt, treasurer, Wilma Turner, Billie Bolton, rc? ftcr, ada:-tit FT l'k-WT tiff f V' T ! - Vfvrll-3 Nadine Parsons Second row Carolyn Santee. Donna S:-idcl Una Swjzt Par i, ci: irl l ia' , 1 ,tri-' -'tm C X Ltr- ia itil- Joan Peterson Third row. Shirley Elliotte Louise Painter, Barbara rv rhwcil. Sb 'Fw M M 'f's1ii'W'i 1- 5 11 Barbara Filla, Molly Brown, First row Dick Blonmfeldt, Jerry Vandecar, Lee McMurrv, Kennv Mcloy, Kenny Vlood, Non iXlurmi,TJeTrry Ylonen, Gary NlcMLivix, Cvril C.:-vsavant. Giititlxxiri Olson Second row Alan Hose, John Seeliturtj, Ally rt Noe, Stephen Cole, Larry Baker Arnold Bit-vit, Tom Meters, John Dahlrjuist, Don Nicholson, Bob licxrmlds, Mr Grew., a.lvi-,or Third rowj Ron McDaniels: Rimes llaxtti, Den Stnriu, Quaid Erwvn, Sill Elliott, Bob Lucas, NA'ayne Navnlvrwski, David Helms, Rusty Morgan, Dick lvawnsley fourth row. Arthur lirhrend, Melvin Kerr, Jim Edgemon, Willie Kramer, bob Harris, Kelly Niemi, Bob Dykstra, ,lay Ebv, Martin Johnson, Steve Gleason. Providing food for your dinner table soon will be the Future Farmers of America. At present, they have helped to develop competent rural and agricultural leadership and to advance education in agriculture in the public schools. Every person taking agriculture managed a supervised farming program. These included livestock and crops, The boys also did improvement and supplementary projects Improvement projects included fence building, relighting of a barn, and ditch digging. The supplementary projects pertained to the supervised farming program. Tomorrow's Farmers Receive Training in FFA . . . The Kelso l-ligh School FFA held a joint initiation with other chapters in the county, a swimming party, and a hay ride Their new shop was an added convenience. The boys entered judging contests and a public speaking contest, and exhibited at the Columbia Empire Fair, A highlight of the year was the purchase of a new tractor. The FFA motto is tongue twisting, but a good one: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. First mtv buddy Mills, Gary Cole, Larry Hoffman, Alan Ball, Jim Beck, Calvin Van Vliet, Jack lddings, Walter Weber, Laffy Dum Syqnnd row. Mr, Porter, advisor, Dennis Duff, David Nelson, Hubert Jessee, Keith Painter, Chuck Dahlquist, Dale Hackett, Terry Kettwig, Stanley Foutch Third row: Rust-c'll Cartcr, James Marks, Wvmarw Hamm, Don Bolin, Ron Bolin, Charles Miller, Roger Rutherford, Ronald Stinton, Bob Kiser .1 !- , .4 1, 5 F? A , Q 'T' gg-, i Q gg. S Q 3 I Q if 1 2 1 M- r 5 .. X, 1 . ' Xin Q 9 4:5 .Q w, Z- Q gag-tim, if A ' H' 90 1 f ' 'Q 'fm 5 V64 Q if v 'f il S af- S 'fci i ' Y ' 1- 1 VW- N E 'S x 'W 1 l K.. . , T x S! if TJ X. -1 :Y U u 9 'YQ rf 5 iQ I 5 QA nga R . V ,a .f . 4 X k ' Q I' 5' First row: Mr. McCall, advisorg Eleanor Cartwright, Darlene Qiialley, Delores Vandecar, Marie Michels, Peggy Richey, vice president, Dawn Caswell, program chairman, Second rowi l.aDonna i-land, Dorothy Denham, Janice Gleason, secretary, Gwen Brown, Delores Qualley, Nadine O'Connor, Third row: Sherrill Coulter, Shirley Bond, president, Jackie Lapiant, Phyl- lis Wahleithner, Maxine Bailey, Joyce Aldrich, Fannie Seeborg. The Secretarial Club trained twenty-one girls this year for iobs in the business world, They were taught general office procedure and received training in shorthand, typing, and machine op- eration. Community employment surveys and job analyses were made, The community is really fortunate to have such a well-trained group for its future secretaries. Secretarial Club and Multilith Crew Work Hurd . . . Quickl Where's the correction fluid? l made a mistake on this stencillu Mrs. Smutz, is the marginator set for the l-liland Echo? What color did they request for this Multilith stencil? Yes, there are many trials and trying times for the members of the multilith crew. Much money was saved this year through the printing of various materials on the offset machine. There were the tickets for the plays and concertsg the programs for the Christmas ball and the junior prom, the school paper, report cards, grade sheets, manuscripts, and tests for various classes. The crew admits that the work was hard, but they readily agree that it was interesting and that the training will come in handy later. it it Seated: Janice Murphy, Kathleen Railalcyich. Standingi Delores Duallew, Doug McDonald, Lce Hicks, Arnold Newman, f s Ronald Norgard, Barbara Miller, Joan Riblc-rt, Charlinii- Gloor, ,Virs Smutz, advisor, l ' i-lm F .Q 'U' Q Q. as 'Q X iw. vi 'U .a 5mAxF h 9' V Q , wg: iff W 4, ag, A . 5, , 5 S14 J .. F' CB CF.. ' gy ,M 3: , iran , 0 - -if MQYZSE' Y 7?f?2:r? :J 'QTHY wi P4 I Q 7 ix A 9.1 F Q 4 7 ., V 25? 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Nancy Whrte Kathennc Ra mu s a Marrlyn Mrll S cond rzw Judy Lockwood can V' sndard Lrlllan Hageman Nancy Me ack Barbara unftrth lQ1rcra Mow Joycc Rasmusscn Cathy bluna r Esthgr Ops th Maman Lowe Shrrley Bonney lrd row Torn Hams Dan Wall ll lx nnle l-llqqlns Brb Kr l r Moms Foutch Crnms Hutt Mc-rlyn Lrngle Make C n mg ourth row Kenneth Cork arts olpgr Tom Wu llarnsrn Gary Sums bob l-lagcc Dcnnls Maszk Bull COC ran Ronnre Banrstcr Chuck l-logarty The largest assernblaoe of sungers at Kelso l-luqh School rs the a cappella chour whnch consisted thus year of 36 selected yonces These vocalists receuved enthusnastuc applause wherever they ap peared to show the talents wrth whrch they are bestowed A Cappella Choir Smgs Its Way Into Popular Favor One of the most popular small srngung groups at Kl-lS as the nonette whuch as In demand by downtown organuzatlons to appear at rneetungs Members of the nonette are Marrlyn Muller Donna Johnson Katherine Rasmussen Shlrley Bonney Joyce Aldnch Nancy Whrte Darlene Brshop Shar ley Bond Joan Rrblett Karen Errclason accompanust 62 r l l . 1 . ,y , ' W V lu Y 17 Y H I nr 'V V awww' . 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Q ' W l f ' 4 af Q ' L , sf J st ow Pwyl lS M rtrw Snrrley Larson lmrlcy nnrl mcg o lane hurry nclrxrun Kwtlwryn Dulrwlgunst Aulr x Txylor r Ouallry rl nr c'2osz r Myrnw Rc nocsf C cn rovw ar one ls op xc Adm in x llrlcb Dcra l D en Dm n C vt :mu crn an,cr nun cr erson f ccw T rr rn Dexter 'Nlclwos WUCJ c nwld J rry Wal ren c sr 0 on r rr mt r x Dmnd Jerry HQQQ John Todd Vuctor Mead Dcnnrs Pwlmguust Gene Frasr r Dbo bn Courser Seasonal musuc was the specnalty ot tlwrs body ot slngers as they were featured at the wnnter and sprung concerts The a cappella chour ang many beaututul songs tlms year nncludnng Allelu I Laudamus Te Cradle Song Sung and Regouce and From Heaven Above Through Concerts, Assemblies, and Tours Enght male vonces combnned to make up the ever popular boys octet tbus year Havrng made many publnc appearances durnng the year the octet sang a lngnt style ot popular and sprrrtual musuc Members ot the group are Jerry Hogg David Karr Merlyn Lungle Mnlqe Lelwnrng Chuck Hogarty Bull Cochran and Dennus Maszk 3 f Fur r l l mt wr. ' f ,S E t ,, Nr 'D c ,,S lg' CI . ct, 1 A 'c ICI' 1 , Da lone . L Ed. 'Du e. 4 -y ll tn S cf d .D. l B h ,Jo Q l,.cl1,Sr 11 U . frtby All . . x nw ll, Wl 1 Graves, Pm y S c , J Q Pt , Czll'-r Reed, lt rl xx f ' , , 1 Q M - DO L , L- f son, Marla Hartley, Ka Er: la rn, Joanne Berg r ,Joni Rublett, Loc sc lla ir Fou th rox. K Karr, K . , , f . . Q . S . X ' , .. - ' 0 0 0 0 23: WJ- Ax ' 3 fi ll l .2 l 6 ' -Q Q First row Earle-en Richardson Naomi Downs Shirley Elliott Helen Jones Dorothy Richards Jo Williams Mary Lou Simons Vera Burson Joan Raith Shirley Stuart Lynda Dale Second row Nadine OConnor Marilyn Meisinger Darlene Bishop Colleen Frame Delores Rice Curol Johnson Susan Lydic Pat McCarg1r Vivian Ball Diane Studebwker Kay Bryan Lorna Gurney Third row JoAnn Nassett Susie Fraser Darlene Halverson Pat Powell Twila Hokanson Joyce Stuart Donna Roth well Beverly Hunt Shirley Roeter Snookie Harper Donna Seidel Darlene Holland Beverly Garvey Louise Ragland Pat Willett Fourth row Doreen Veilleux Pat Bartlett Sharon Raft Rosalie Morganweck Ruby Marshall Joan Merly Nadine Parsons Berdena Dahlquist Freda Fuller Emma Granger Sandra Fitch Bette D venport Gayle Baker Joan Gleason Norma Jensen year consisted ot 68 talented qirls Girls Chorus, Small Groups Give Extra The rnadrigal singers form another ot the small vocal groups Showing off their talents at many engagements these singers provided entertainment for several organizations around town and lent their talents to school concerts They are seated Nancy Gilbert Esther Ray Marian Lowe Cathy Blumer Dorothy Allen Phyllis Morton standing Dennis Maszk Chuck Hogarty Doug McDonald Jerry Hogg Dennis Palrnguist 6-l - I t J . l . J . 5 J . A .J J. JG-iving girls who are inexperienced in choir work a chance tor practice, the girls' chorus this J l 0 0 1 5 , . P is Furst row Sharon Kenaston Theoua Bernet Bessue Knapp Lee unn Townsend Sha 'mn Dmcnport Jwnucc Loodruch Gaul Wul luamson Delbert Martun D w d Chrusman Larry Hoffman Shurley Darvcll Kathy Bourdeuu Lulah Brown Putty Eusele Betty Redduck Mr Wulkue S cond row Sharon Gross Marulyn O Bruen Rachel Aho Shurley Jenson Janet Pexnold on Judy Delphune Lund Thurd row Shurley Lyduc Barbara Thompson Jo Ann Jenson Ruth Crox, Arlene Halludwy Nancy Davus Peggy Anderson Darwun Peed Muke Woods Pete Gahlhott Janet Clarlf Bullue Baune Pearl Irons Donna Dudonsky De lorcs Faurweather Fourth row Shurley N ubauer Pat Turner Bully Argle Rae Dean Anderson Th rcsa Brogden Karen Melyulle Mary Pack Januce Robunson Gordon Humphreys Lonnue Buck J cl' Gerry George Smuth Helen Bruce Rema Mathus Sharon Reed Lulluan Slaughter Norma Allen Two of the new musuc groups added to the Kelso Hugh School thus year are the freshman muxed chorus and the freshman nonette When KHS made the change to a tour year school ut became apparent that more opportunutues were needed tor the cultuyatuon ot some ot the tune talent whuch was abundant un thus class of newcomers Curruculur Trcuunung to Popular Sungers Made up of both boys and gurls the muxed chorus provuded traunung for some ot the vouces whuch wull be sungung soon un the a cappella chour Nune gurls receuved further traunung through extra currucular actrvuty un the nunth grade nonette 65 A , -Q W 2 f u , y , . Y 5 -x nf ' 1 4 , V L i 2 . ' f I ' 1 ' , . ' , , .9 ,u, r Q A , 4 ,- 9 , ' - , , af: ' , , u , C 5 , , Q , H , . . e 1 u , ' 'f , , 3 , 1 . g s . McDonald, Duck McCool, Don Hurst, Dale Puerce, Jerry Betts, Judy Johnson, Barbara Lind, Connue Frazuer, Andrea Russell, , A . , ' , , c, , e . . - 1 a . 1 A e , . , , e u' 7 , V ' , . Y I ' . ' a g ' I ' Q 0 0 5 0 o 0 .141 First row' Wayne Bernard, Donald Coleman, Lois Larson, Dick Rawnsley. Second row' Rosemary Gordon, Dennis Maszk, Mike Osborn, Kay Bryan, Jim Baker, Gloria Underwood, Elsie Bartoll, Glyndene Johnson, Lila Norton, Kathryn Moore Third row: Vic Mead. Ornel Turk, John Todd, Jim Peake, Dennis l-litt, Dean Smutz, Dick Bloomfeldt, Jim Baker, Jerry r-lorrocks, Bill Lehning, 'Fourth row: Harvey Peer, Bill Fraser, Lawrence Ashley Sharon Radalovich, Judy Jacobs, Albert Johnson, Spencer Kindorf, David Davidson, Jack Claypool Hilunder Band Is Kept Busy With Concerts, Striking blue and gold uniforms-here comes the l-lilander Band' Playing an important role at our football games, the Kelso l-ligh School band was always the colorful center of attraction during halftime Originality in their finely drilled formations added a lot to the game spirit WOODWIND TRIO TRUMPET TRIO Darlene Wall, Kathryn Moore, Glyndene Johnson. John Todd Omel Turk Vic Mead, 66 First row Ronald Stinton Kenny Kimble Rusty Morgun Jim Hubbell Second row Jim Oglesby Jim Knestis Dorothy Halstead Nancy McNealy Darlene Wall Dorothy Van Dinter Bwrbaru Miller Rose Claynool Jerom Williams Mr Butler Third row Gwen Davis Donald Dixon Carl Wrlliquette Jim s Moor Don ' osli John Vwn Ci e Judy Brent Fourth row Harold Nagel Jerry Kivela Chuck Miller Jack Welsh Jim Brgwn Neil Blake Dewey Van Dinter Charles Leak Tours, and Athletic Events school Among their selections were Teddy Bears Picnic High School Cadets and The Twelve Days of Christmas SAXOPHONE QUARTET CLARINET TRIO Htryey Pccr Jcrornc Willitm Spencer Krndort David Dmidson jcrgmg Williams Jirn Oglcsby Jim Knestls 67 l , , l cl . l , 1 el C LCS his C , - 4 l 5 , M ' i l 1 . L ,,,, V . K H. , , O O O I In the Christmas as well as the spring concerts, the band did a noble rob of representing our c ' Xl ' Y' c S. . 1 C l - V S 1 Y, l . ' '- , Q V Az First row: Jim Peake, Dennis Hitt, Vic Mead, Rusty Morgan, Jerome Williams, Jim Hubbell, Charles Leak, Lawrence Ashley. Second row' Jack Welch, James Moore, Dean Smutz, Wayne Bernard, Kenny Kimble, Jim Oglcsby, Spencer Kindorf, Bill Fraser. Third row: Dewey Van Dinter, Harold Nagle, Jim Kncstis. At pep assemblies, pep rallies-in fact, anywhere a little souping up with peppy music is needed+you'll find the pep band, This volunteer group of boys enjoys playing the songs of the Scotties as much as the rest' of the student body enjoys singing them, Complimentary remarks have been made about this talented outfit by several visitors to the school who happened to drop in at the school when a pep assembly was in progress. A vote of thanks should be given to these students who do so much for Kelso's well known school spirit. Smoller Bonds Boost School Spirit . . . Rhythmic music flows sweetly from the instruments of the two dance bands at Kelso High School. The smaller of the two groups, the Starlighters, was organized late in the first semester of this year, After having played together for less than a month they provided the music for the dance after the Vancouver game. The Starlighters form a five-piece band which specializes in pop- ular and Dixieland music. The other group, which contains lO instruments, plays only popular music. Taking part in these small instrumental groups gives these young musicians a chance to air their talent and provide entertainment for the rest of the student body at the same time, First row: Jim Oglesby, Spencer Kindorf, Jerome Williams, Harvey Peer, First row: Omel Turk, Jerome Williams, Spencer Second row: Vic Mead, John Todd, Charles Leak, Dewey Van Dinter,KIf'lClOl'f. Jim OQlC'Sl3YBack: Rusty Morgan. Third row: Kenny Kimble, Harold Nagel. M Lf 'gli' 'tw W L, ,,LA v EM ' A Q First row: Donna Gerdlund, Carolyn Arneson, Linda Ellingson, Virginia l-lall, Florence Behrend, Gary Cole, Rosemary Gordon Second row: Marlene Kinnunen, Janice Clarke, Sharon Johnson, Burton Ciawson, Robert l-larnois, Hubert Jesse. Third row. Dean Smutz, Jim Peake, Charles Leake, Dewey Van Dinter, Jerome Vkhlliams, Dorothy Halstead, Jim Knestis, Lois Larson, Cathy Moore, Don Coleman, Fourth row: Mr, Wilkie, Jerry Kivela, Sharon Hutchins, Kenny Kimble, Rusty Morgan, Bill Lehning, - - For the first time in many years, KHS has an orchestra to call its own. The group was made up this year of fifteen freshmen and sophomores. Fifteen band members joined them to form a sym- phony orchestra. Musicians Further Training in Orchestra, Small Groups . . . Members of the two orchestras participated in the soph-trosh trolic, open house, and the two concerts. They also entered the music contest held in the spring, Most of the members had previous training out of school, some, however, began just this year. Whatever the case, there is a bright future in store for these young musicians. Stan lfnfji Donna Gerdlund. Linda Ellingson. Carolyn Arneson, Marlene Kinnunen. At piano: Sharon Hutchins. WX K! uhm : K -7 L12 W' gf ff 1 3 ' , fs. QL Y,3.,,4 ,ii fy!! wr' Www s Z,..vnlv5 6 'hx . i 2 -1 H 'Q I U 1,1 1 3 3 4 5 Z Q N-.W ,A M272 'Www ,1- ,, if r ,. uL nw' Semors Produce Comedy And at I laugh at any mortal thnng that I may not weep Byron Duoted by a character In the sensor play The Jus Savage the aboxe Irne shows the teelrngs of warm and slmple peop'e who made thenr home at Iousters Tne peace or the r bode was shattered the arrlval of Ethel Savage a gay and understand voman who was committed by her greedy step ren beciuse she had begun to do things she had d nn her youth muests at The Clousters a prnvate home tor the ally unbalanced were people who were butter Jse of somethnng In the outside world Compen g for thus tney buult a smal eggshell world of Own an which they unsnsted IN their own minds hear own shortcomrngs dnd not exast Vho was reully more sane the money mad crea rn the outsrde world or the pleasently human uduals at The CIOISIGVSD Jef and Mrs Savage watch Hannnbwl rcduc by UICIQIVWQ D cards nnlbnl Mrs P ddy Florcncc 1ndF1ury M1 I lp Mrs y wge wear out the carpet evenly otests erase from Jeff H nnnb I wry L F rcncc vw Mrs Sfwwge b gm to re d the mwspw r Mrs Pxddy stubbornly rc usc to an wer Dr Emmctr und Titus 72 0 ' ' , 'TIS .. 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The Currous Suv ge Tl-lE CAST The Guests Florence Katherrne Rasmussen Hannrbal Brll Cochran Farry May Darlene Brshop Jeffrey Marvrn Deal Mrs Paddy Peggy Connon The Famrly Trtus Brll Crosswhrte Samuel Jerrv Hogg Ethel Joyce Rasmussen The Staff Mrss Wrlhelmrna Maxrne Barley Dr Emmett Merlyn Lrngle Drrector Mr Charles O Brran Company 'Vlgrs Carol Purrrer Ruth Rrcldle Ouestronrng Mrs Savage ire Lrly Belle Ssrnuel and Trtus Hannrbal Mrs Savage Trtus Lrly Belle Samuel Furry und MISS Wrllre show virred reactrons when The mrssrng bonds wppear Jeff Vlrs Pwdclv l-lunnrbal Farry and Florence welcome Mrs Swvwge to the fold The list scene prcturcs the guests at The Clors r as they exrst rn therr rmagrnstrons Florence wrth her lrttle son Jeffrey playrng the prano as he drd before wrth hrs vvrfc wt hrs srdc Mrs Paddy wrth 1 bmutrful sewscwpc Furry lookrng lovely and Han nrbal truly playrng hrs vrolrn ll ' u ll Lily Belle ....u , ,S ,, Marilyn Koehmstedt I ,Z . ' , te 3 F F A ' ' C 1 - Operettu, The lowland Sea, The New England States in the period around l845 set the stage For the a cappella choir's production of The Lowland Sea. Written by Arnold Sundgaard and set to music by Alec Wilder, the operetta nostalgically recalled the dunes, the harbors, the ocean voyages, and the lone- liness and waiting of the women who were left behind. This romance ot the sea centered around the story of Dorie Davis and her true love, Johnnie Dee. Their tragedy brought tears to many in the audience, and the excellent interpretation of the cast encouraged their heartfelt ap- plause. Clockwisei Captain Jessie, Amos, and Doc lend music to the ocean air as their men swab the deck. The merry-making before leaving home is broken up when Johnnie is stricken by malaria, Johnnie and Done say farewell. The sailors have a high time at sea Abraham, Isaac and Delight play games, and their father, Nathaniel, reads while their new mother, Dorie, dreams of her lost love, 74 ls Musical Highlight THE cAsT ' NX Dorie Davis ,.... ......... N ancy White, Marilyn Miller Johnnie Dee ,...,, ,.,,...,,....,.,..,,A.ww M erlyn Lingle Captain Jesse ........ ,.,..l D ennis Maszk Nathaniel Hazard ..,A ,i,,.. R oger Sprague Amos ..........,.,,...iw, ........ B ob Keolker The ships doctor ....i ii.......,w... B ill Cochran ...........,..,...Kathryn Rasmussen .....Nancy White, Marilyn Miller Hannah ...,,,,,,,,,,, Belinda ..... Abraham Hogg -W lsaac .,,,..,,,,,, ,.,,, M ike Lehningiyg, Delight ,sAs,,,,,,,,,,,,, A,,.,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,wi S hirley Bonney Z Student Directors ...,, ...s.. C arol Purrier, Ruth Riddle Accompanists .,..,, ..,,,,..,,, K aren Erickson, .loan Riblett DIRECTORS Music ....,.. .,..,....,..,.,........,. M iss Virgil Hopkins Dance ...,.. ,,.,. M rs. Virginia Walker Drama ....., ...,.., .....,. .,..... M r . Pat O'Brian Dorie meets her family-to-be for the first time. Haul awayl Yea, haul away! Waiting and watching. Nathaniel tells Dorie of his need for a wife, but her heart lies else- where. Here we have the stars: Marilyn Miller, Dorie at the matinee per- formance, Merlyn Lingle, Johnnieg and Nancy White, who sang the part of Dorie at the evening performance. The other pictures on these pages were taken at the matinee. 75 Te: .jf ,QR 4 T. wif: W., g .,Ji'.5. P' wa l 4.5! 'ffm 'ilu Large Staff Produces School The Htland Echo came out thls year wulh an enturely new appearance The many changes ln The school publlcatuon were hlghlrghted by the new prnntrng method The paper us now belng prunted at Kelso l-llgh School by the offset prlntung class on the new mulflllth ma chnne A great aojustment had to be made by everyone connected wuth the paper before the staff got thrngs well enough organnzed to publlsh the paper regularly Much more work us requlred of the staff by the new method of pruntvng Slick cdttor or now Lclutcr Pnggy lsnc n ws cdltor Burry McCol1lr Ccllta eatcd Pwtsy Knscr sports Shcrry Rolcs fciturcs Shnr lee Noseclw fcdturcs Stwndlng Hirvey Pccr Ron Bonus tor Rcx Pc-tcrson sports Sc1lCLl Mwrnc Mlcl'els hc iollncs Delorcs Ouullcy hc 'ld lanes Fwnnue Seeborg copy reidcr Jun B1 Qcr make up Stwndung Doug McDon1lcl mike up Bertha Mc-nkle copy rcwder Pcggy Connon copy rc idl r Bonnlc Run y hcnl Innes Arnold Newman make up Snwted Eulccn Smlth cxchanqc Phyllts Wahlcrthner twpnst Eur lcon Rlchwrdson typrst Dclorcs wndccwr typlst l.1Donna Hxnd cxchuncgc Stundnng Tom lrnrd crrculutlon Darlene s op h ngc Loum PC I Cnrculwtuon Dclorts utter cur cuitnon Mnkc Lchnlng cur u Intron arst semcstcr rc orters Ct Nm Muchrrng Shlr cy 4 ts Kwthr rum Rusmussen Cc A 4 ru Stxnclmg Cy y Hunt Joclfuc Luplwnt Cor urruer uni Jones J1nrCC Gleason Paper, The Hllund Echo There were two Echo staffs thus year one from each of The publucatuons classes These two staffs alternated each week at publnshlng the paper At the end of the semester the Qtaffs changed nn order to guve students ex pernence un rnore than one phase of school newspaper work The Huland Echo has done rnuch to further understanding of what IS gorng on around school and to keep the Students and the com munuty rnformed of what takes place at Kelso Hugh School Urea Ouallcy editor Shlrlew Bond n me cdltor Har vet Peer news edutor Carol Purraer edutor S ated Phyllts Wahleuthner sports Judy Foley features Maru Mlchele features Standuno Make Lehnnng sports Janlce Gleason sports Rex Peterson sports l-'cachms and make up Seatcd Dalnres Vandecar Shar lee Noscda Standung Arnold Newman Gary Mcfvlurry Ray Slack Txpnste and exchange Seated Peggy Rrchey, Shrrley Bonney, Darlene Bushop, Fannue Seeborg. Standing: Delores Sutter, Lourse Pettlf, Darlene Qualley. Reporters -- Seated: Shurey Bond. Shlrley Bonney, Marllyn Koehr-nstedt, B verly H u n t. Standlngi Gary McMurry, Lee McMurry. T 1' :ww W3 Karen Errckson associate edrtor Dorothy Allen and Nina Jones co editors and Peggy Connon associate edrtor Seated Marne Mlchels Carol Purrrer and Shirley Bond class edntors Standung Peggy Rnchey and Berdena Dahlqunst admanlstratron edu tors LaDonna Hand and Jackie LaPlant class editors Seated Bonney Ranney club edntor Marllyn Koehmstedt sports edztor and Shnrley Noseda dramatucs edrtor Standing Ray Slack and Cathy Blumer copy edrtors Shnrley Bonney music edntor Delores Qualley clubs and Mnke Lehnung sports 54 Bagpipe Records the Your l954 Bagpnpe rs the product of nlne months of hard work on the part of the staff The labor was harder than In previous years because the annual was published by a dufferent method whlch requlred more to be done by the editors Leadung the staff through the trials and unevutable deadlxnes were the co edmtors who could almost always be found cuttung and pastung the varlous pnctures and pages ot copy They superylsed the work and stewed untul deadlnnes were met 'uv QQ.. no ' T' Mass Evelyn Bostrom advrsor Rex Peterson Harvey Peer Mrke Lelfrmng and Ronnwe Banlster advertrsrng Past, Looks to the Future All the copy or written maternal was wntten under the drrectron of the asso crate edrtors who wrote and re wrote untrl they felt luke human word machrnes Squeezrng a lot of materaal nn a lrttle space was rust one of the many problems wlwrclw arose But the staff kept smnlnng at least outwardly and drstnbutuon day arnved wrtn many sughs of reltef ln the years to come all the staff mem bers can look back on the l954 Bagplpe wuth a feelung of prrde if .Q Fanny Seeborg Lee McMurry and Shrrley Mets subscrrptrons at-'W' 11 1,1-1 'wsxf Sherry Roles and Jan Baker artrsts 79 I I . 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W wmv' 5 bgiigaivww 3458 5 , 9 Fnrst row Eernadeanlvwrshwll 'Vlary Lou Srmons Kay Bryan Mane Hudson Peggy Boultrnghouse Lee Town Pat Taskey Annta Bushman Second row Gary Mc'vlurry Bonnue Nelson Dorothy Denham Donna Dutton Fannue Seeborg Mary Austnn Ilene Whybark Aleen Sanders Lee McMurry Thnrd row Nancy Doehne JoAnne Bergeron Sherrull Coulter Ruth Ruddle Carol Purruer Doug McDonald Joe Allegar Shrrley Cochrane The one hot dog comin up fever has hut Kelso Hugh that IS since the lunuor and senior Last sprang the student council carrued on negotuatnons with Johnny Bartell for the purchase ot has concessnon stand at the west end of the grandstand Volunteers were summoned to work on thas student protect durung the summer and In the stands durung the games From thus group Doug McDonald was elected busnness manager to be assnsted by Gary McMurry and lleen Whybark Scottles Enter Business Operatnons on thus protect went unto full swung durnng the summer when many students wnelded hammer and saw to buuld a new concessuon stand and to repair the old one The popcorn machine also had a face lrttnng Such a bug busnness venture should gave many KHS students rnvaluable traunrng work ahead an the busrness world 82 classes took complete management of the football concessions. 0 0 Y O I I T l L K' Front RussellWestervelt Back Grlbert Schleuf administrative assustant Francus Clark Dlcl Holbrcok Ray Edwards Harry Hundman Joe Bulls That nnterestrng aroma that floats through the halls of Kl-lS every fo enoon us the product of pannstaklng efforts on behalf of the cafeterua staff Thus group makes ut possnble for the students and faculty to have warm lunches They are really kept busy as apprommately 400 students buy their lunches In the cafeteria Much tnme us spent In the planning and preparatton of the meals Busy People Keep School Functioning l-lave you notuced how spotless our burldrng looks each mornnng before the day s rush of actnv :tres began? The work of the custodual staff ns endless around the clock they help to make our academuc environment much more pleasant ln addntlon to keepung the hurldlng clean the members of the custodlal staff often frnd themselves complylng wnth the requests of students and teachers to build a piece of classroom furnnture or hunt up an assortment of old crates tnn cans etc Cer tannly a vote of thanks IS In order for thus cheerful effuclent group of workers Cafeterla staff Mrs Nettle Nelson Mrs Alnce Mullaley Mrs Melba Rutherford Mrs Marte Rgyngldg laundry Inger Mrs Bertha Hartman cafeterna supervnsor .5 fx--3' 83 , W 'yr 1 I X -2 T X T : . 1 ' ,',, 1 . J , . and the cafeteria staff can always be counted upon for wholesome, tasty dishes. ' Q 0 O O O . , , . . , ' 4 'W 1-Q A Iss? f .60 1 9 G wzg Yiotfg K 1 :.'. I E . ..:,, N K 1- . of ., . A i f 1 4 X xb:...,. .N , 5 wg A x. 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'1 vi. , N, X bf Sc 5 if I sv fake, F Q' ' 1 .': A S' W sg ,op 1 -A N-v..A 5 P '- vi Mlchlco lw-lk: peaks at thc a semby Seated trc h other torogw student IRC Presrdewt Bob Kc llfer aad ASB Vrce President Karen Erlckson KHS Entertums Foreign Students World Fellowshlp Day a day set asude for tor elgn students and attalrs was held on October 29 Four students from Lnnfneld College were Kelso l-llgh s guests for the day These students Included a Japanese gurl Mnchrco lwakl and three boys from Formosa Henry Moa John Fung and John l-lwa They yustted varlous classes durung the day and spoke dnreetly to the students about foreugn at faurs and Customs un a World Fellowshup assembly help of the Kelso Rotary Club of Ltntreld Cellegn John Fung Mrf :co J hn l-lww tncl r-lenry Moa stann un the front a 85 C 5 1 3 ly . f C I I The program was sponsored by the IRC with the Mrs lgnrrul T '. . -l'1 Ixsfalal, O Q, K t' r' Q K J I1 ll. -Us 4 Lv' 4. fx. iv- in gy .. gif 'r AJ v. 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'Q 'e 34-'SZ'-' OJ! s r V V X r Jerry MLn1loCk Johrv Tcdd Luck xnuuri Dean Robinson Mug Hmm, Ed gmwn TWCHL Cc Hu Guwrd Dqrwma Gregory Buda ff' , , AQ ,, Lee Srmcdcckur Head Coach 90 Gwry Sams Guard D C LVTWIVW V1 Twcklk Jcrry Owfgqy B151 LW P L VCi Back K N Bill CrO5SvsHltg Back md 'lu1J' 'MV' Otto Kfjflqr Assustant Coach Wwlt Pmcr Aa n5tantC01ch Bob Harrie. km X,'x,,1, VW w nu 91 ,I g I 4, in . , E d 1 Haf niVX..1:' I V V A21 V f 1 Av. G M 11 Harvey pxcw BOD RCWOIQJ: Bruce Gmmbu C E 4' . ' 1 'lu . f . AIM ' lnnw-ww E d CKL. .1 Ken Hagdahl Bill Lehning Stan l-licks nd Back Tackle Dick Hendrickson Bucky UllrlCl'1 Guard Back Dewey Van Drnter LeRoy Pierce Back Ralph Wagner reg Jim Soyars Bob Peeples SCHEDULE OF GAMES Kelso Kelso Kelso Kelso Kelso Kelso Kelso ,,......,.,..........,,,, Kelso c....,..... ,..,,.. , ...,...,,.. Kelso ..,,, ,.,.,,, .,.A............. Kelso ....,,..A.,,.................. Conference games. Benson Tech Camas Port Angeles Centralia Olympia Aberdeen l-loquiam ...... Guard Manage Battle Ground ,s,,,,,A,,,,.. Vancouver ,,,,,,,,,, A,,,,,,, Longview .c.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 02 Center 'SSM ,ggi uv Wayne Navolynsku Bob Mlddlelon ALL STARS SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM Mark l-lartlef Center SECOND TEAM Ed Brown Guard L Roy Falinq Back Bill Lehning .,,, , ,,,ss,,,,,,, sA,A,s,,,,A,,.4.,,..,,s,A,.,,,s,,, B ack HONORABLE MENTIONQ Bob Harris ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a,,,,s,,,A,,,, n Dean Robinson ,,s,,,A,s,,,A,,A,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,a,,,,A,A,,a,,,,,, Tackle LeRoy Ealing .......,...,.....,.,....,. Inspirational Award Winner W D ayggck Xon Dale Harlan V3 Larry Baker Back Leland Wolf FUN, Tackle Back Wally Ramsdell RQ,-1 Batlcy rt Back Hllunders Sport Many Future Gnd Stars The Kelso l-lrlanders started off thenr season wuth hugh hopes when they handed out three strarght defeats to Benson Tech Camas and Port Angeles respectrvely They then repeated therr last year s mud season slump by losrng to Centralra and Olympra The Scots played one of the best games of the whrch proved effectrve an brnngung the l-lrlanders therr fourth wan lnlurnes played a large part nn the defeat by l-loquuam but were forgotten rn the 23 O wm over Battle Ground Kelso dropped thenr last two games to Vancouver and to therr tradrtuonal rrvals Longvrew The last game proved to be the best the l-lrlanders played wll year The Scots faced the loss of sux players In the Hoquram game as the result of lntunes recerved rn the Aberdeen game The team was back In full strength for the Thanksguvrng Day game wrth Longview but fell before the strong Lumberyack team Kelso loses l7 players through graduatron Stx of these sensors played on the startlng offensrve team and frve on the defensrve 93 I E cl Drck . 1 E d O I O O C season against Olympia, The next two weeks were spent rn gettrng ready for the Aberdeen tlff Furst row Vern Kondra Larry Moffatt Bob Cryer l-larry Wolf Ron Nicholson Dale Waddell Jerry Phulbrook Second row Bob Munrum Dave Swett Tom Mener Bob Johnston Clarence Ernckson Wayne Bernard Terry l-lollrnshed Marvun Cole Ron McDanrel Thnrd row Mr Cuuglomo Bob Lucas Bull Elluott Ken Clark Eldon Barn Ken Rae Duane Hlgby Russell Cady Duane Taylor Freshmen and Sophomores Tram for Vurslty Neal Blake Second row Chauck Dahlquvst Tnllman Davus Pete Gahlhoff Larry Huse Larry Whtte Joe Eaton Danny Allen Karel Hanson Thurd row Bal Martun John Rerche Larry Fergu on Jack Claypool Jerry Curtns Bull Peterson Robert Harris Bert Clawson 94 T. ft ' we y' ...A, . f . .L A 0 0 0 0 0 First row: Make Woods, Keath Palmer, Kenny Kramer. Dale Pnerce. Don Coleman, Lee Schroeder, Jim Brown, Jack Gerry, . 1 1 , . , . . . . 1 - - l u v 5 I 1 1 I Q? + A nur. pf Y l z 5 Q f- .. r . . . li Kc., .t -w N. . . 'vu Econ S mfs LeRoy Fallng S o d Kelso Elrs sccr tary Shlrley Marsh toastmaster Ray Harold general chairman of banquet LeRoy Fallng Kelso l-llgh senlor was voted the most rnsplrataonal player on the Scottle football team thus year This announcement was made at the annual football banqsxet sponsored by the Kelso Elks The rnarn course of turkey and dressing was topped off wuth an address by l.en Casanova head football coach at the Unlversnty of Oregon The climax to the banquet came when Fallng was pre sented wnth the lnsprratuonal Award Winner s trophy Gala Banquet, Queen Crownlng Top Off Football Season Get those conxertlbles and mums ready lt s tlmc agarn for the Turkey Day ueen crownlng Yes tradntuon held strong an KHS thus year as every club selected a candudate for l-lomecomung ueen A student body vote elrrnunated the candrdates to fave funalusts who were voted upon by the the yell leaders lt was Roberta l-loggatt who was selected to rengn as l-lllander l-lornecomnng ueen fOr l9D3 no 1 frrx 1 Du D ld n 95 A ,. 1 f A fr l U ,-f 7 ' gy C 1 I 1 ' . I V . v l I I O O I l , 4 . . O . Q . 4 football souad At halftime, then, the queen was announced and subsequently crowned by one of ' Mc rr e Ba leg our r n Rlrlufgrla, Helen Janes, Sh, llclos, Jar lco llcrvn and Fl ' d at so . Left to rrght Bud Lawhon Rusty Morgan Harry N eland John Baker Lou e Ma shall Dewey Van Drntcr Omel Turk Coach Sonedecker The Kelso Hrlanders wrll lose fave Important cogs from the Kelso basketball machine vra the graduation route thus year The fave varsrty hoopsters who are senuors are Luger Hand Wrllre Kra mer George Newland Bob Reynolds and Arnold Pearson The names of three of these graduatrng players have appeared regularly on the Scottues startrng lrneup Expected to be one of the two top teams In the conference as the season got underway the Scots have been defeated rn frve of therr conference games as thus book goes to press Frve Hoopsters Graduate, JV s Take Over Somethung new to Kelso Hugh School thus year rs the junror varsity team whrch consrsts of the upper class players who do not qualrfy for the varsaty Hrlander squad The team thus year rs made up of seven yunrors These junror Hrlanders splxt therr two game serres wrth Longvrew early In the season losrng one and wrnnmg one SCHEDULE OF GAMES an BTW an E' Kelso Kelso Kelso Kelso Longvnew Vancouver Battleground Longvrew G G 9 G Kelso Kelso Kelso Kelso Evergreen Vancouver Camas Camas Battleground ' I O O O J . 8 35 .....,...,,.......,... ' 37 F b, 9 42 .....,.............. Jan, I5 Kelso 49 ............,......, Evergreen 32 Feb, l2 Kelso 52 ...,.,....,..,...Y.. J .22 53 ...,................ 57 F b. l9 7l ............V.......,,..., J .29 45 ................ 4l E b. 23 62 ,.,,............,....,.... F br 4 Sl ..................,... ' 57 F b. 26 -47 ....,,..,,.s,,.. 97 Furst row Jum Baker V rn Kondri Dwud Swett Wayne Duxon Ron Biuley Duck Furrar Wally Ramsdell Bob Munuum Back row Tom Meuer Bull McDon1ld Leland Wolf Chet Ruchwrdson Bob Lucis Muckey lNeves Coach Royal Johnson Sophomores make up the B squad at Kelso Hugh School whuch had a futty per cent record un therr furst twelve games as they dropped sux and won sux Thus sophomore hoop crew us a scrappy group and shows promuse of developung unto a team of top notch ball hawks Hardly could thus prouect be termed a waste of tume because these sophomores are the Kelso l-lulanders of to ruorrow Underclussmen Get Basketball Truunung The freshmen are not neglected un Kelso Hugh Schools program of traunung uts future basket ball stars Sunce the freshman class entered hugh school thus year a team has been created to guve them a chance to develop theur talents on the basketball court Theur record un the early stages of the season stood at tufty per cent as dud that of the sophomore squad These Scottues of the future have been xuctoruous un four of theur contests and were defeated un four at thus wrutung Furst row Kenny Kramer Dalc P rcc Jerry Betts Don Coleman Lee Schroeder Jum Brown Jack Gerry Second row Pete Guhlhoff Carl Hunt Gordon Humphreys Jack Claypool Ed Kctolw Gary Erovuck Coach Don Rhoads Thurd row Ron Saltus Phul Pederson Jum Moore Marvun Hurt Neul Blake Vernon Colt Buddy Mulls 98 , ' I , . 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K. un, Assemblies and basketball games gave the Tumblebugs ample opportunnty to demonstrwte thelr excellent abnllty They also made many appearances at clubs and meetungs outside ot the school and copped prizes at several amateur shows Promotlng school spzrrt among the ninth graders was one ot the dutaes ot the fresh man pep staff They could be seen at pep assemblies and at games leading the stu dent body an songs and yells Front Delores Sutter Shurlee Nosedeu Delores Vandecar Front Corrune Kleun sophomore Joan Gleason freshman Dorothy Allen Shurley Elluott Dawn Caswell Back Patsy Elsue bwrtell freshman Baclf Dorothy Allen senuor Lu Kuser Phyllus Wahleuthner Narulyn Meusunger Cathy Blumer vonne Kruger uunuor Joan Rublett uunuor Jackue LaPlant Karen Eruckson Januce Gleason Pount' Your Serve' Volleyball ranks pretty Close to the top of the popularuty ladder un gurls sports I the fall vusut to the gym classes wull always fund the gurls engaged un servung passung settung up or spula ung exercuses These are generally consudered the four fundamentals of volleyball Enthusuustuc Players Turn Out The serve un volleyball us sometumes duffucult to master but once a gurl develops a good one she becomes a valuable asset to the team The gurl who us agule and lught on her feet proves espec uallv good un the busuness of spulcung the ball that us returnung ut to the other sude by a swuft downward struke over the net Sound mental muscular coordunatuon us most essentual to a good volleyball player Front Shurley Rhunehart Wanuta Robbuns Anuta Bushman Front Pat Twsley Marue Hudson Penny Sanger Jaclaue Sum Januce Reeson Snookue Harper Back Esther Dpseth Bar mons Clwudua Dulung Back Lynette Darr Sandy Ullruch bara Wulluquette Barbara Muller Joan Rublett Joanne Ber Myrna Reynoldson Luvonm Kruger Kathleen Radakovuch geron Zona Gerdlund Bonnue Porter Ilene Whybark Neva Reuther IOO Front RutaWahle1thner Rosalue Morganweck Corrune Kleun Front Ann McGowan l-lelen Raybon Shurley Aho Helen Marlene Worley Velva Albertu Back Darlene Wall Barbara Swuhart Bwck Betty Nagel Carolyn Whute Joanne Lau Swenson Carol Johnson Sharon Sparks Darlene Halverson launen Donna Johnson Chrustune Slagel Not puctured Peg Darlene Denham gy Martun Peggy Blakeley Each year the gurls volleyball season runs two tournaments the one beung played wuthuru the gym classes themselves the other among the gurls who turn out for after school sports ln e after school tournament thus year s senuor class wound up wuth the champuonshup and a perfect rec ord havung been the volleyball champuons sunce they entered hugh school Most of the gurls on the For Gurls Volleyball Teams senuor team had played together for a good many years whuch probably accounted for the cham puonshup team Many of the games durung the season were excutung to say the least and the teams needed a reservour ot skull and abuluty to come up vuctoruous After the last tournament games closed the season ut was a reluctant group of gurls that put away th balls untul next year Front Glorua Dryer Sharon Reunkemeyer Joan Gleason Front Katherune Bourdeau Rose Mary Gordon Elsue Bartell Kathleen Houvunen Lulluan Slaughter Back Della Zeugler Januce Cl rk Back Sharon Turner Betty Davenport Lous Twula l-lokanson Judy Rwdalaovuch Pat Bartley Judy Jacobs Falung Delores Faurweuther Kay Bryan Lee Ann Townsend Shurley Bugg Lunda Ellungson Bonnuc Morruson lOl , I 1 , , I 3 . , . , - 3 , ' - , th ' I 0 0 0 ,A l 9 I . 1 A , ' , , Z L , . 1 I. 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I ' 5 x ' Y V V L , I , F u Blue Team Front Delores Van decar Kathleen Radakovuch Joan Gleason Phyllrs Wahlelthner Dawn Caswell Snookle Harper Back Myrna Reynoldson .lackue Srmons Luyonne Kruger Betty Nagel Velva Albert: Gurls from all tour Classes at Kelso l-lrgh School fund the Blue and Gold valleyball cornpetltlon to be an rnvrgoratrng and rnterestung actryrty Malong up the Blue and Gold teams are the best vol Ieyball players from the gurls who turn out for sports after school Gold Trounces Blue In Volleyball Thrlller Clrmaxrng the volleyball season the two teams took up therr posutrons on the oppo :te srdes of the net for a very close champuonshsp game The score stood at a I7 l7 deadlock at the halttume ln the closlng mrnutes of the contest however the Golds pulled ahead of the Blues to a 36 26 vrctory over the Blues Gold Team Front Ruta Wah lenthner Darlene Denham Lyn ette Darr Patsy Kuser Claudua Dulrng Shrrley Elliott Back Cor nne Kleun Sharon Turner Joanne Bergeron Dorothy Allen Neva Rerther lO2 . t V r .1 . 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
