Lake Quinault High School - Timberline Yearbook (Amanda Park, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1956 volume:

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X, CEB KK Xia We splendor Of mountam and lake With their hues That seem ever to varv DEDICATIQN 1041532 ,,-o-wha DEDICATION In recognition of his interest and devotion to Quinault High School we dedicate this edition of the Timberline to our teacher and friend, Mr Orlo Higley 1? i ADMINISTRATION J -., , ..- .1... ,. .1 f . f .. , fr 1 ',,-Q-w 2W-Q..,.11-fx:-,f-'af we-.,'1P,,.-'RGM7.4P,f. f. - ,z f - 1 , --- r,,. ,,M . , , ., , . ..-,.- .. .. ,,.,-. -Y. 0 -. -A. -.V V .1 . 4 4 . L . A W .f If-,-Q . . -',..-t A. -. .- -V.-4 .-L.- -v 1- - 3. - ,ff 13,-, ,'- L, , -f ,- 4 + . ,,, .- --'fi' f- sri.-r 1: fe ' K, . , W' -' - - - ,. f, fx , ',. ,.' Mv- ,' ' , f v , -I ,Q .. .. --., .ci fu - 1 . ,.. F . ,,v w-1.,,'.-L r-,N FL ,. --'-be . 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'v 1011532 Admmustrahon and Faculty GORDON SIMMONS 'il JACK ROONEY ORLO HIGLEY im SAMUEL STASSINIS DOUG SMITH aff 1.25 FRANCES SMITH IRENE KNUTE DON TAYLOR MR GORDON SIMMONS Superintendent of Schools MR DOUG SMITH High School Principal, Science Mathematics Adviser Girls' Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Student Council, Senior Class M JACK ROONEY Grade School Principal, Shop, 7th R 8th Grades MRS FRANCES SMITH English, Latin, Journalism, Speech Adviser Dramatics, Speech, Newspaper Editing, Audio Visual Freshman Class MBS IRENE KNUTE Com ercial Subjects, Library, Home Economics Adviser Student Body Finance, Newspaper Publication, Girls' Club, Timberline, Junior Class MR ORLO HIGLEY History, Mathematics Adviser Asst Girls' Basketball Sophomore Class MR DON TAYLOR Athletic Coach, 6th R 7th Grades MR SAMUEL STASSINIS Music, band, chorus I I I O O n O I O ..g, E, N'. N Qi, 1' I ,II ,- ,if l g E N! ,, 'iiLv35 ff '4 . P , we .5 54 45 ,. pl 915: O f' - Q f' , 0 O O U O G gn: 1 X. .iq I , p , 1041532 Koard of fducation O'Connor, H Gravatt, B Leverirg, A rishel, G Sinrons Many people are needed for a school to run smoothly The School Board, made up of citizens of the community, give many hours of their time and ability in planning the finance and the overall program of ad ministration Mr Asa Fishel has been on the Board since 1939 Bus Drivers are always on the job both morning and night The Cooks in the cafeteria serve excellent lunches each day to the hungry students and faculty Mr R Mrs. Hunt, the Custodians, each day see that the building is heated and kept clean We express to all these people our ap preciation. NN Mr and Mrs Leonard Hunt Q '1 TRI I 'QQ .J G Morley, D Taylor, L Hunt O Pigley, and J Rooney Mrs nToots' Young and Mrs Elizabeth Carlyle N - . -'1 , he ' 0 ' o 1 ' 0 . ' 0 I c I M f . o 0 Q i , , . 1 0 0 0 G . g 0 - ' 0 4 l . I ' ' ' Priw' il- had 'X '.,,-'N n . , 5 H ,, .. N - gs, H .-, A A . u 7 .,. .f W4 ' 5 of Q 5 g K 1 . X N i X! . v-W' Q x O Q o I SENIORS 104153 KO Lois, Roberta, Arlyne, Edna, Mary emor Class The high school years of the class of 1956 are over, but fond memories have been collected by the Seniors through their four years at Quinault High The class of '56 remembers the fun and frolic of their freshman year, their super Soph days, their jolly times as Juniors, and their superiority as Seniors They have unselfishly given of themselves to make the school merry As leaders of school activities, student body affairs, dramatics, annual and newspaper staffs, they have accom plished much, In the top senior class office was Arlyne Fishel. Lois Fairchild acted as vice-president. Roberta Davis did the pen pushing for the Seniors. Edna Pickett kept the books balanced while Mary Sevey represented the class on the student council. Mr. Doug Smith has been the class advisor. r s s -4? LULL Q .1r ' CLIFFORD MARVIN AMSBURYKCLIFFD LOLIA FRANCINE CHARLESKLOLIA, Attended QH 1 Attended Qns 1 5 3 u Football Q Baseball Baseball 1 2 3 74, Annual production 3 Lp Timberline l 2 Skookum Wa Wa Ll. Skookum Na Wa J 1.4, Senior Play Lp Class Vice Pres Lettermans Club L. B Pre e Senior Play Lg ' n I 5:::, ' -of be .. if . A gjggggggzbfdiZZ4LA!ZLgLA4 e-- -2-3-ls -- - Iifu.. - 3 -- - 2,224+ l A. S. . s -Eg' 041533 Q f LILA LUCILLE CHARLES KLABBY, Attended QHS 1 2 3 h Skookum Wa We 3 L Student Council 1 Winner of Typing contest 3 Seroptimist Girl of Month 3 Baseball 1 2 3 M Girls' State 3 yTimberline Staff 1 2 3 h. Timberline Art Editor 3 Timberline Co Editor A Winner of Speech Contest 3 M Girls' Club Sec 2 3 A Class President l Senior Play L G H Poster Contest Winner 2 Salutatorian no BERTA MAE DAVISC BEIRTIEY Attended l 2 3 h Girls' Club Vice Pres. 3 Skookum Ha We M Timberline 3 L Softball 1 2 3 u Class Secretary 1 Class Pres 3 Student Cou cil 3 Band 1 2 3 h Senior Play 2 A Typing Contest Winner Speech Contest Winner h A S B , Secretary L Yell Leader 1-2 3 One Act Play h Student Council Conference 3 . T 1 fu 6' , I , , f-' was , v-1 e fe , 'f , - fg, 'X ' 111 C' .X JXP' L A JZ,t!'if 1 1111 11 Q I Q ' up up an 21 113- 11 , if Q I I I 11 li l 1 Q 11 .0 it I D Q 11 li 11 Q - Q 1 11 I1 I , -- - -..3 .11 1 1 11 ' ' ' e e e ' Z1 I1 K A' e e ' 0 LUN Q LOIS ANNETTE FAIRCHILDKLOD PATRICIA ARLYNE FISHELISISQ Office work 2 3 M Class Secretary 3 Annual production 3 Class Pres M Skookum Wa Wa h Girls' Club Treasure 3 Basketball l 2 3 M All School Pla 3 Softball l 3 3 h One Act Play Class Vice President k Senior Play h Girls' Club Vice Pres L Skookum Wa Wa L Girls' Club Sgt at Arms 3 Timberline L Senior Play Prompter A Annual Conference h ldf 'PP 2. - .aw CMJ Q. fp FFL Attended QHS--l-2-3-M Attended QHS--1-2-3-M .11 1131 ' .1 1 I1 1131 1041532 Q C EDNA ETHEL PICKETT fEdnerl Attended QHS 1 2 3 M Class sec Class treasurer 3 M Student Cou cil 3 Skookum Wa Wa 3 M D A R Candidate A Annual production 2 Annual secretary 3 Timberline Co editor One Act Play A Senior Play U Annual Conference A Speech Contest 3 Girls' Club Treasurer- 2 MARY ELLEN SEVEYCMARYD Attended ans 1 2 3 u All school pla 3 One Act Play Skookum.Wa Wa 3 M Student Cou eil 2 h Basketball Manager M Annual production 2 3 h Girls' Club S t at Arms Senior Play 3 ' , , ,i-,ffr t ff W f XY ,S J ,A Ui EEG UWC, Otiiofli 1 iff' - -2 H M E U -. 1041532 JAMES WILLIAM HICKSQJIMMYI BLANCHE GAYE WELLS KGAYEP Baseball 1 2 Girls' Club Sgt at Arms lg. Basketball 2 Girls' Club 2 3 14, Football 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Skookum We We. Timberline 3 lg. Timberline 3 Lg, Skeekum Wa Wa 3 lg, Lettermane' Club Lg, Senior Play lg, Senior Play Q N M MBV U by .M Attended ms--5-E-3-lg. Attended ms- -1-2-3-I4 an cgi'-lt If b.- b e --3-1+ -- - CQ 45? via C7 'Lu ,QW C59-fd JJ W W wi J UN IORS 1041533 O e ' r . e '. Q 1 13111. fl e . I, . p - l l e , ' :Z f 6 Q '. 4 I 'I - . . Q., e e e A A B111 Isom, Seo , Daryl Olson, Vice Pres , Dale Fishel, Treas Jumor Class The Juniors have proved themselves a very active group They have supported the school whole heartedly and have willingly performed many tasks to aid school activities Delmer Colegrove as president has directed class meetings and activities, assisted by Daryl Olson as vice president Bill Isom kept a record of events and Dale Fishel took care of the money Two members of the class, Sonja and Val, were student body officers Barbara was yell leader Sonja, Barbara an Karen were Girls' Club officers while Delmer, Gary and David James held offices in the Lettermen's Club Dale and Val represented the class in the band, Sonja won third place in the interpretive reading contest, Dale third in acting and Daryl third in extempore speaking which added enough points to give Quinault the sweepstakes trophy in the Grays Harbor tournament. In football, basketball and baseball the boys of the class were active participants. Girls favorably represented the class both in basketball and baseball. The Juniors look back on the year with a feeling of accom- plishment and look forward, when as Seniors, the aim will be to give even greater service to the school. Mrs. Knute was the adviser. n 10415.33 lIflI0l'S Marguerlte Amsbury David Forbes Karen Anderson Harry Creviston Dale Fishel Barbara Brim Marlene Fuller Eddie Dahl Sharon Franklin Gary Peterson f Billy Hicks Daryl Olson Val Furlong Donna Egington Sonja Becker Loretta Charles Ronnie Hale Delmer Colegrove Mrs Knute, Adv B111 Isom 'U- is-Y Y'-f -ggi? Ko 'Suv 'ac'- Y-f ffm of 1957 J a all . - W-..-... ..-. 22 a' -1: dh 3 GB 'M ' M R 2 f' I Ax ' ' ' , . I, K ' ,, -,Ml ., , , J 'sf .Z 4 X X 'N If 4 1 , ,. f: A3 f' - QQ U- , Q 0. --A Y '- 12- f 'I r, A d T' V W .. ' .R ' av' V 5 , IP Q V at 'V ,J ,,.,, xg X fu 4 David James , ' ' , ' ic. K , ' A 4 ,Ay .1 'I Y My A-1 v . if Q' Q If '- 13 1' V - . ' .1 fr r . :' v I -- Y . 5. X 2 Y'! W : . , W M' 1 . . 4 ,4 1 ' - ' Q . vb' w---Q ' X D xx Q W i X . . W A . f ' 4' 'Q K ,J SOPHOMURES W 1U4la3Z Q7 X.: NK Jean, Barbara, Louise, Leonard, John ophomore Activity, drive and ambition characterized the class of 1959 The top position of the class was held by gavel wielder Joan Johnson while Louise Sevey served as her chief assistant Note keeper for the class was Leonard Aiken and John Street had charge of the money The stu dent council representative was Barbara Forbes the first semester and Bruce Brown the spring term Always interested in activities the class has partici pated in many events during the year. Both the boys' and the girls' basketball teams included sophomores on their squads Archie, Larry, Aaron, Oran and Leonard played while B uce was the manager For the girls Virginia, Janet, Joan and Louise participated in the sport Archie, Larry and Leonard received letters in football Bruce and Oran were managers. Others participating in activities were Jim Young and Janet Furlong in the band and Janet winner in the county interpretative reading contest. The class presented a most entertaining Columbus Day as sembly program for the school. P 61 -ii fx G I 0 :uv V g, ' f R V b' . L 5 , 74 ji v U, 1 ff' W. f . , f f , W 'rg-, f . 'A 444 ,, ' A ' M L4 . . 9 O . C e 1 e 0 O O I I I 1041533 U ophomore Larry Bradley Janet Furlong I John Street 2 wi K' Bruce Brown Patty Tuffree Oran Johnson cf. Aaron Brewer Virginia Gravatt Leonard Aiken AY' Louise Sevey Joan Johnson Barbara Forbes it Mr Higley Archie Boome Jim Young FRESHMN 1041532 Seated Marianne Carrol, Joyce Vases, Carrie Peabody Standing Karen Rooney, Nancy Willett Freshmen Full of enthusiasm the class of l96O entered school des tined to do many great things in their four years sojourn here The freshman class was ably led by President Joyce Esses The vice president was Karen Rooney Busy keeping minutes was Carrie Peabody while Marianne Carroll had charge of the money Nancy Willett represented the class on the student council The football, basketball and baseball teams lncludea many boys from the freshman class Marilyn Johnson and Joyce Esses were forwards on the girls' basketball team The class contributed to the pep of the school by having Carrie and Karen as song queens and Marilyn as one of the cheer leaders. Marianne, Joyce and Allan Binion played in the band Marianne was the accompanist for the chorus The student body awarded the class the prize for having sold the most tickets for the plays given in the fall. Mrs. Smith was the class adviser. 7 Q s. .rg fir -sf V Q7 C A ' ,,. -. C7 X - -. - . X x' 'V .I N ,xv f.. 4 , . o .- L-I . - . B - O O e Q f O 0 e 0 0 1041532 Freshmen Marilyn Johnson Bill Elder Jerry Campbell Carrie Peabody Frank Bennett Susan Rightmire Judy Thompson Justine James Nancy Willett Tommy Amos Allan Binion We X Karen Rooney 4,1 Francis Newbury 'Y Barbara Winton ,-'ag Joyce Esses ' Q Fred Crick 'Q ' Gloria Hicks Boyd Colegrove Lee Brewer Marianne Carroll Mrs Smith Charles Becker Bruce Jackson Herbert Newbury V? .4- mf, f- Lf? I? km? ag XA , HQNORS 1041533 0 alutatonan Lila Charles, salutatorian, whose grade average is 3 7h has the unique quality of emerging the winner in com petitive events In 1955 and 1956 she won firit place at the Forensic Meet in Aberdeen In 1955 she won first in speed in the Typing Contest at Grays Harbor Business College In 195k she won first place in the county with her Forest Service poster In 1955 she was chosen Girls' State Representative but was unable to attend because of illness Her sports activities include playing on our softball team for four years Valedictorian Edna Pickett, valedictorian, maintained a grade point aver- age of 309k and has carried five subjects each year. In addition to her regular school activities, Edna has played an important role in the musical program of our school both as a member of Girls' Chorus and soloist. She has been absent three days in four years. Edna received one of the high- est honors when she was chosen as our Good Citizen for the D A R A C C C I e g I O O A I I x I e y, 1041532 Q 0ll0I'S wffms fv Lila Charles Val Furlong Girls' State Representative Boys' State Representative Top honors of the school year were won by Edna Pickett,Lila Charles and Val Furlong The Lions Club chose Val Fur long as the representative of Quinault School and financed his week's attendance at Boys State held at Ellensburg The Quinault Community Circle elected Lila Charles as the Girls' State representative, but illness prevented her at tendance Edna Pickett was elected by classmates and faculty to be the D A R representative of the school fr' was .rGf wgvf Edna Pickett D.A.R. Representative X y J, y .lf '. A y y A C . ACTIVITIES gf 1743 -, x rw-Nfs If-QQQL l ., f N i 22 -'Er X? 041532 x X . 4 S Weep My , Q. . ,,. 4 , L . t 1. V z. af 98 If A 6 45 as Alum my bggm Q4 I if TW I ,QQ O y V ' ' 3? 4 . M ',k if .. ,f ' 'Q V J M P S 0 J 0 1041532 , ff-,442 24 . .. 2 . m:g, .gb 1 Q .- -.W ...A J T f . .- M +1 dx .,, WH L.. ,sn- . 5539539 IN THE CLASSROOM WE COMBINE CONCENTRATION 5-A CWM. WITH CURIOSITY PRACTICAL APPLICATION . ,Www WW r in ,abs Q gm: QQWHJEII AND TEAMWORK TO GET STUDENTS N. nv ' . oooooooocloooooosott H ' I H If: - 1 I . ' , K' : I A X 1 . A V I - S, 1 as '- -' A x S I ' Q 4 -I 5 A 1 5 i ' Y. LJ , -- N OUOOOOOUOUOOO Qgggggg ?Q ' . K. F . 4 Y- 4 A X - 1 ,gi , -. u .A fkfv .fy 'xv A b -Try. ': ,.,, ' b 5' ff I . .gi .-., V.-I ' 5 ' lf! , r vw'-WI I . .xg it Af A - f.1v W . C U O C O . 1041533 'Qiwv Q , Jig IN THE LIBRARY WE STUDY TO BECOME EXPERT IN ' Q Ms-ez Q 3 HOME EC AND ALGEBRA -5 AND TYPING WITH THE AID OF OUR FACULTY -1- V.: 1, ' I il .A', ' hr Jnf 6' 5 an C I ' x I' I , qui PV, W-' f U' - ' f' h , 0 o o 0 0 0 mi , 1 A 5 I I gk I I N 15 Q ,.. Q 1 2 0 . J- I ' ,N if A I rl ' - ' ' 5 11 I . 5 I ' v . , Q if '...A' 'su , .A ,S-ix iv .-.., ,LW 4 x , x .fl I' . 41 I ' I ooaoooooooooooooooo no O . F3 L1 5 . I, . 5 . -3 I --1. , I ar V .N i K ' ' 5 at 1 f A. r . It . 0 ' -I N '71.'fgfjIff ' '- ' ' - ffqfvi jgl ,t X26 3 3 ff: ' -'lf J--'4 x . 2- ' If Efg 0 o o e o o 0 1041 20 Seated Clarinets James Young, Allan Binion, Carolyn Taylor, Janice Vandervort Saxophones Shirley Steele, Phyllis Marston, Joyce Esses, Marianne Carroll, Janet Furlong Tuba Val Furlong Paritone Mary Osborn Coznets Kenny Carlyle, Bobby Damon, Philip Fishel, Larry Paull, Dale Fishel Roberta Davis, Patty Torres Samuel J Stassinis, instructor Standing Drums Center Rear f'SPf?e The band, under the capable leadership of Mr Samuel Stassinis,has added a great deal to our school functions during the past year. Pep at the football and basketball games was incented by the band. In the fall the band furnished music for the one-act plays program, The dedication of the new school build- ing was the occasion for another excellent performance. Both the grade school and the high school Christmas pro- grams were favored with their music. Spring activities of the group included a Music Festival in May and special music for the Senior Play and gradu- ation excercises. 0l'US Quinault can be proud of its first choruses in the history of the school, the boys and girls who make up the choruses, and the dir ector, Mr Stassinis Members of the Girls' Chorus were Lolia Charles, Lila Charles,Arlyne Fishel, and Edna Pickett, sopranos, Mary Sevey, Carrie Peabody, Judy Thompson, and Barbara Forbes, altos, and Roberta Davis, Louise Sevey, and Lois Fairchild, second sop- P81105 0 Members of the Boys' Quartet were: Eddie Dahl, Allan Binion, Harry Crevis- ton, and Jerry Campbell. 0 1041532 tudent Council The student council, being formed by the student body officers and the delegates of each class, governs the affairs of the student body by promoting interest in school activities and by increasing general school welfare. Mary Sevey represented the seniors, David James the juniors, Barbara Forbes the sophomores and Nancy Willett the freshmen tudent Body ffucers The student body officers direct the activities that affect every student in the school by keeping standards of the school high Leading the students was Clifford Amsbury as president Sonja Becker served as vice president The min utes were kept in order by Roberta Davis and Val Furlong had the job of keeping the treasury books out of the red. O 0 O - 1 . Z X 1,5 . ff, xxx, X, X I 1041532 Girl S' Club The Girls' Club, made up of all the girls in school, is a service group striving to attain the high ideals of honor, service and loyalty The club was under the leadership of Sonja Becker as president Serving in the office of vice president was Lois Fairchild, Lila Charles kept the minutes and Karen Anderson was in charge of balancing the books Blanche Wells was the sergeant at arms. Hrs Knute was the adviser. Among the events sponsored by the group were the making and selling of pompons for the basketball rooters, the decorating of the Christmas tree for the high school.program, the noon candy sales and the annual Mothers' Day tea in May Q-H. zo Standing Blanche and Karen Seated Sonja, Lois, Lila v, 51' 0 X' . X V v fs N ' l O 1 O U . . e . 'IL , - - 0 , - , . . w Q wxgv . 91 1532 104 C earbook taff The task of the staff of the Timberline has been to por tray with pictures and words the activlties of the school year It is a year's work for the staff who plan and who write it Pictures of people and events on each page sive a year of life of the students and faculty who make up the school Edna and Lila worked up to the coveted positions as edi tors in chief through strictly hard work They served on the staff during their freshmen, sophomore and junior years Their job has demanded much in time and talent Dale Fishel as manager took care of the business angle of things for the Timberline He handled the advertising contracts and the subscriptions His assistants were Lois Fairchild and Harry Creviston Chief responsibility for the production was Clifford Ams bury Blanche Wells assisted by Marlene Fuller arranged the advertisements Top position of mounting editors went to Donna Edgington and Virginia Gravatt They and their helpers typed and mounted all the pictures and copy of people and events that portray the activities of the year. Sports pages were compiled by Daryl Olson for the boys, Virginia Gravatt and Sharon Franklin for the girls. Class editors were: seniors, Arlyne Fishelgjuniors, Sonja Beckergsophomores, Louise Sevey and Barbara Forbesgfresh- men, Karen Rooney and Carrie Peabody. Arlyne Fishel took snapshots for the book. Barbara Brim and Marguerite Amsbury arranged the snapshot pages. Much credit goes to the typing assistance given by both typing 1 and typing ll classes.Mrs. Knute was the adviser 1041532 Lila, artist and perfec tionist all her work She is tops in dramaties R in typing We will miss her L Donna, our master typ ist who has perfect copy each time a who was most willing t give of her talents v 'T ? Daryl boys' sports Who s Who On The earhook taff sound busi ness sense R with a fine bit of humor in all that he does H has done a bang un iob Blanche, the master adver tisement ar ranger Cut, clip, paste, and the page was done She is a clever gal Y'-nv outstanding sup erv iser who kept all his staff on their toes 8 got the book out on time Thank you. te-7 Arlyne, snap shot taker of sports 8 events She did a fine job of being senior divi sion editor as well Edna, capa ble and ef ficient i her studies and activi ties Always on the job with a happy smile Virginia,who possessed an eagle eye' in liring up the pages We look forward to using her skill in the years ahead Mrs. Knute Adviser I ,x g , k rx: fm x M Sv . A A v 1 C in 'Z L. ' n D X , ' 1 . Dale, good an , 2. :D . eyv. o 0 ' - n f we O 'xl i L' J X e - Q by 'eff 1041532 Blanche, Sonja, Barbara, Sharon, Edna, Arlyne, Marguerite, Lolia, Lila, Virginia, Roberta, Mary Newspaper taff Production of the school newspaper is more of a task than is realized The school must be covered for news by the group of reporters The editor ial staff then writes the stories The material goes to the typists who have to fit the stories on the copy sheets and the headlines and designs have to be drawn The mimeograph. operators print the pages Then comes the as sembling The Skookum Wa Wa is ready for distribution Roberta as editor and Edna as assoc late editor worked hard to give the students an interesting and informs tive paper Lila Charles as art edltor used her know how in printing headlines and drawing clever pictures to adorn the Sonya, Barbara, Edna, Mary Lila, Clifi, Roberta pages. Clifford ance of turn out typing I and Arlyne others ran the papers and typing with the assist- the mimeograph to on timw. Both the II classes are to be commended for their work in typing the newspaper. Mrs. Smith was the adviser for the writing of the paper and Mrs. Knute worked with the production staff. Blanche,Lolia,Arlyne,Edna Jim,Lila,Lois,Cliff,Mary 4 T7 W es Q '7 s T' - as B 'Nr , o o 1' O .. o . 3 no o . 1 0 -, - . 1153 10 1 SPEECH TEAM INTFRPRWTATIVE READING Mrs Smith, coach Sonja, Janet, Lila 666 Quinault high school was awarded the sweepstakes trophy in January at the annual Grays Harbor college sponsored forensic tournament We captured all of the honors in the interpretative reading competition Lila Charles was first, Janet Furlong was second and Sonja Becker was third In acting Roberta Davis won second place and Dale Fishel was third Our freshman entrant, Chester Colegrove, made a fine showing also Daryl Olson tied for third place in extempore speaking Mrs. Smith was the coach of these winners. The scores were as follows: Quinault Aberdeen Hoquiam. Elma-.ooo 2 15 ll Ol 0 5 points points points points lf ACTING Dale Roberta, Chester ,-n-nn: VND' JL EXTEMPORE SPEAKING Daryl Olson ' K3 , i' N-J C , e , , , . Ns, 3 .2 - 2 ' 5 -J 1 4.1 0 . CQ -I . 'Q '? 1 Q O . I i l f . 9 O ax 5 ' I 1041533 g 'KW' Donna Edgington B111 Isom Daryl Bill Dale All-School Plays Mrs Smith was rewarded for her long hours after school and in the even ing by the superb performance of the two one act plays that were success fully staged in the fall The cast of Ladies of the Mop,comedy in verse, included Mary Sevey, Edna Pickett, Arlyne Fishel and Roberta Davis These four girls portrayed charwomen who had sarpressed desires for various talents. The Gentleman Walked Outside feat- ured Donna Edgington as an attrac- tive young girl, Bill Isom, her date for the evening, Roberta Davis, the mother of the girl and Daryl Olson and Dale Fishel as policemen on the beato The band furnished music to complete the entertainment for the evening. I I Edna-Mary-Roberta-Arlyne Roberta Davis ,syn ,Qi ' .M ,ft Wg Iffhf jyg--ll hgh, .1 ,. t XA 'L 1' ,, 'y 4f'2, A i4' 6' X ff 7 ' , gym? . ,V , llgvfigfsg' ' fl' ' 'f wfliff I , ' f wwfrf, KQ, ' 1 V ' Fx f , I f . g s . 4 -. .. .- Ns O - 1 nO 0 I 1041533 CHRISTMAS ASSEM LY Scenes from Dickens' Christmas Carol were dramatized by the English l class at the high school Christmas program presented in the library Boyd Colegrove portrayed Scrooge and Ludlow Esses of the first grade played the part of Tiny Tim Lee Brewer, Al lan Binion, Bruce Jackson, Tommy Ames, Skip Becker, Bill Elder,Jerry Campbell Sue Rightmire and Karen Rooney made up the rest of the cast Special Christmas music was furnished by the band under the direction of Mr Stassinis The climax of the assembly was the ex change of Christmas gifts The Girls' Club was in charge of the decoration of the tree 1...-D lb B3 I, l l.n I 1041533 Cheer Leaders Our three cheerleaders , Marilyn Johnson, Barbara Brim, and Barbara Joan Johnson, with the competent aid of Glennis Leigh Beck, spent many hours prac ticing to achieve the polish they have shown this year These girls have added to our games the spark that counted Joan many times CONGRATULATIONS, GIRLS I get get Get Get GET GET Marilyn ' em, Elks, ' em 'Fhn, Elks, 'En 'EZ-fl, ELYS, 'EMU Glennis Leigh 10415343 gtggwasilwfi ong ueens Let us fight for our old High! Let every heart sing and Carrie Every voice ring May our spirits never die The blue and gold will go on forever, Keep your chin up, That is our rule And we will always try to Win for her, Louive our old High School! with this and other peppy songs our three song queens, 'll Karen Rooney, Louise Sevey, Karen and Carrie Peabody, have pepped up the ball games and assemblies this year. We salute you for your fine job, girls Q ,,,,,,.,s,,. W.. 1 - Q' - 9 fi V Joyous and ever loyal -4 f 44 Y Z , y ll SPORTS O 10415.33 X I 'iq .... 4' LK Football This season the Quinault Elks stomped their way to the co championship with Moclips in the most successful foot ball season Quinault has had in five years of competi tion They won four of their seven games Undoubtedly the high point of the season was the defeat of the Hyaks on Moclips' field Coach Don Taylor's Elks used a split T formation with various options offensively Most opponents found the Quinault defense tough to crack Quinault will lose two first string players, Jimmy Hicks and Clifford Amsbury, by graduation, but an experienced team with fourteen returning lettermen should be left for the 1956 football season Football awards Honorary captain Delmer Colgrove Inspirational player Daryl Olson be 1041532 xr Row 1 Row 2 4 Letterman Leonard Aikenw, David Forbes, Billy Hicksu, Daryl Olsonw, Clifford Amsburyu, Jimmy Hickau, Archie Boomew, Herb Newbury, Harry Crevistnni, Justine Jamesa Manager Bruce Brown, Bill Elder, Ed Dahlu, Jerry Campbelli, To my Amesi, Dale Fishel, Alan Binionu Larry Bradleyw, Manager Oran Johnson, Coach Don Taylor Football The games played and the scores were Quinault 7 Hoclips 25 Q'l11D.83Jlt 20 Hoquiam 0 Quinmult 0 Ocostm 12 Quinuult 13 Moclips 7 Quinault 33 Hoquimm 7 Quinmult 0 Ocosta Quinault 13 Aberdeen 6 neg A Local 532 1041 50 Row 1 Coach Don Taylor, Jim Hicksa, Bill Hicksw, Justine James, Dale Fisheli, Archie B Row 1 Coach Don Taylor, Jim Hicksa, Bill Hicksu, Justine James, Dale Fisheli, Archie Booman Dahl4,Daryl Olsonw, Harry Creviston, Manager Bruce Brown -ll' L0ttOI'm6Il Basketball eam The Quinault Elks ended their basketball season with third place in the Tri County League. A tie with North River for second place was decided by a playoff at Aberdeen in which the Elks were defeated and lest a district tournament berth Quinault hosted the Jamboree as the first game in our new gym The nNorth , composed of Moclips, Mary which score North 31 to M Knight, and Quinault beat the South , was Ocosta, Wishkah, and North River, by a of 96 to 79 Individually: Quinault d mped River and Wishkah with scores of 15 to 10 and 11, respectively fans saw two thrillers in the first and last league games. The Elks won a two-point victory over Ocosta and in the final home game North River went down in a one-point defeat. Several of the Elks' losses can be accredited to 'off' shooting. The team elected Daryl Olson as their honorary cap- tain and Eddie Dahl as the most improved player for the year. J Row 2: Manager B1l1'E1der, Jerry Campbell-n-, Eddie Il ,, 'I' . , U O II ll 'UD 41532 10 Scoring for the season ayer T t Olson 1 1 Hicks 1 0 Fishel Hicks Dahl Campbell Boome 'H C' Final league standings Team Ocosta North River Quinault Wishkah Hoclips H. H. Knight Er E Zi 6 52 146 0 10 The games Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinault Qninault Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinault Playoff Quinault played and the scores Clallam Bay Ocosta Clallam Ba Wishkah Hoquiam B's Moclips Mary M Knight FOI'kS North River Ocosta Wishkah Moclips Mary M Knight North River North River . P1 -, 2-. . 3. E nf ue Bo ' E o ' 14 ' J. 10 U A. L y 53 53 I S3 51 gg - Q Quinaul t 37 5 38 f E? . QQ. . ' . we ,- f' ml' g i S 104153 Lee Brewer, Tommy Ames, Oran Johnson, Aaron Brewer, Leonard Aiken, Johnny Street, Herbie Newbury, Allan Binion Basketball B Team The Quinault B squad had tough sled ding this year, winning two of their eight games. 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V Q . ,ft A if 173: .. , ', W '3',Q ,,.v A ' A ' ,gp sv 'I fm fl . 435 K' O2 1041532 Row l Joyce Esses, Karen Anderson, Vir ginla Gravatt, Donna Edgington, Arlyne Fishel, and Joan Johnson Row 2 Mary Sevey, Mrg , Marilyn Johnson Lois Fairchild, Sharon Franklin, Janet Furlong, Barbara Bxim,Patty Tuffree, and Marguerite kmsbury Louise Sevey not shown Girl s Basketball The girls on this year's squad proved to be a very cooperative group They were handicapped somewhat by the change f coaches in the middle of the season However, they all made some definite im provement as the season rolled along, finishing with two wins and four losses GAME SCORES WERE Wishkah North River Mary M Knight Mary M Knight Wishkah North River Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinault Quinaalt Quinault wv '3 Mamv' ELEMENTARY 1041532 Gene, Kenny Eddie, Philip, Buddy, Kenny, Joe, Larry, Glen, Gary, David Q9 QW 5,3315 Q, Don Taylor's grade school basketball te1m showed very impressive ball handling in playing Mary M Knight grade school whom they defeated 31 16 on opening their season. They are well fixed with size with two little giants, Larry Paul K6 ft J and Joe Franklin K6 ft 2 in D start ing,as forward and center Other good looklng 'oncomersn are Philip Fishel, Gary Eddie Goodall, Gene Amsbury, Bobby Damon,Kenny Hendrick son, and Kenny Carlyle Lately they have lost one and won one They lost to the faster and better Moclips and won from a smaller but good ball club, Wishkah Scores were Quinault 31 Mary M. Knight 12 Quinault 21 Moclips Quinault 29 Wishkah The B squad pulled ahead of the Queets Clearwater five to win 2h 23. They won one game and lost one to Mo clips Gary Anderson represented Quinault in the foul shooting contest ln Aberdeen e e e' ' Fairchild, Glen Binion, Buddy Packkonen, David Rooney, Q . 30 22 1041532 GRADE SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The spotlight in December was focused on the annual grade school Christmas program The first three grades opened program with a playlet entitled Unhappy Toysn Mrs Kaupisch and Rooney directed this part of the gram Mrs Walker's room, grades four five, presented 'How It May Have pened', a play with scene 1 in a the nThe Mrs pro an Hap SOC ial science class studying Greece and the secone scene in a Shepherd Camp in 350 B C Carol Esses was the nar rator Grades six, seven and eight, under the direction of Mr Stassinis, sang Christmas carols The band furnished special Christmas music under the baton of Mr Samuel Stassinis The Quinault L1on's Club and the Com munity Circle made the necessary ar rangements that Santa appeared loaded with gifts of candy for all the young children 'I . d 1041538 Home Economucs Features FOOD PREPARATION PERSONAL APPEARANCE ,,f CLOTHING UNIT LAUNDRY PROJECT 1041532 ol an ...lk L' 7 2 Q 1 'Y' Rv- lf' ' 'V r ' . 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