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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1957 volume:

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QDWNl5TI3WlUN Administration and Faculty GORDON SIM ONS JAMES BEAN DOUG SMITH HUGH MCCABE ORLO HIGLEY EMILY BEAN ff.'g'15. ,' or FRANCIS snrrn DON TAYLOR MR. GORDON SIMMONS Superintendent of Schools M . ORLO HIGLEY Mathematics, Shop, Girls' Athletic Coach Adviser: Junior Class MR . JAMES BEAN Music, Band, Chorus M S. EMILY BEAN Home Economics, Library, Girls' Pe El Adviser: Girls' Club, Senior Class MR. DOUG SMITH High School Principal, Science, Mathematics Adviser: Student Council, Lettermen's Club MRS. FRANCIS SMITH English, Latin Adviser: Dramatics, Newspaper Editing, Audio Visual, Sophomore Class . ,Kf- MR. HUGH MCCABE 51.224-v Commercial Subjects 34 ,IEP Adviser: Student Body F1nance,Ji?X Newspaper Publication, :EDTSXM Timberline, Freshman Class Qt '21 MR. DON TAYLOR I ' Athletic coach, History, Btn 3? Grade ohool Board Bus Drivers Robert Newberry, Bert LaVer- ing, Gordon Sim ons, Charles Miller, Claud McA1p1n, Harold Gravett. Janitors ,- Q .bf - V e eil x X gf N ',-, A .. Z'-5' 5 X A an . Y Y 'ang ry . . M, Er' Mr. and Mrs. Hunt fb' si Mr. Taylor, Mr. Higley, Mr. McCabe, Mr. Young, Mr. Hu t, Mr. Balstead, Mr. Cooks Mrs. Young, Mya, Carlyle M L HQROYS Karen Anderson Valedictorian Grade Point M.O Daryl Olson Valedictorian Grade Point h.O Sonja Becker Salutatorian Grade Point 3.7Lg, Sonja Becker Girl of the Month 119565 Sponsored by Soroptimist Club Honors Top honors of the school year were won by Sonja Becker,Donna Edgington, and Daryl Olson. The Lions' Club chose Daryl Olson as the representative of Quinault School and financed his week's attendance at Boys' State held at Ellensburg. The Qulnault elected Donna Girls' State She attended Ellensburg. Community Circle Edgington as the representative. Girls' State at Sonja Becker was elected by her classmates to be Girl of the Month, sponsored by the Soroptimist Club. Donna Edgington was elected by classmates and faculty to be the D.A.R. representative of the school. sl . A., Q Donna Edgington Girls' State Representative 119563 Sponsored by Community Circle D.A.R. Representative Daryl Olson Boys' State Representative ll956J Sponsored by Lions' Club enior - Q-' ,f if Q iz v4 'I V ' , f '?-..-all 2,1 ' X :L- L if f lr 'i arf .f , Q i-x. X ,il fig .5 5 X X R V lxnxtilfl!! ff luv' x is.- Wf 1- M24 all !'vW,mq, 5561 . 1, R' '1 f ,YL 'H' 'MW l Ihr Q M 1lM hi? 1 Z H dogjlf Maxine k Mrs. Bean Dale k Sonja enior Class The class of '57, the largest class to graduate from Quinault High School, has played an important part in the betterment of the school. Seniors who held offices in the Student Council were: Daryl Olson, presidentg Karen Anderson, secretary, Eddie Dahl, vice-president: Val Furlong, treasurer. Class officers were: Dale Fishel, president: Sonja Becker, secretary, Val Furlong, treasurer. Three seniors, Donna, Val, and Karen were on the debate team. Participants in boys sports: Daryl, Eddie, Delmer, Dale, Billy, Harry. Participants in girls sports: Karen and Maxine played on the basketball nAn squad, Donna and Sharon, Karen, and Max- ine on the softball team. The class play was NL1ttle Women,n with an all-girl cast of senior girls. The Senior Ball, held on April 27th, used the theme nHawai- ian Nights.' Donna was chairman of arrangements. Mrs. Bean was our adviser. Karen Anderson Attended QHS--1-2-3-M Basketball--1-2-3-A Softball--1-2-3'h Timberline Sports' Ed.-- Skookum Wa Wa--3-A Girls' Club--1-2-3-M Girls' Club Sgt. Arms--l Girls' Club Treas.--3 Class Officer--1-2 Student Council--lg, Sec. of Student Body--M One Act Play--2 All School Play--M Speech Team--A Typing Contest--3 Pep Club--M Valedictorian lL Marguerite Amsbury CMaggie7 Attended QRS--1-2-3-M Basketball--2 Softball--1-2 Basketball Manager--3 Timberline Staff--3-M Skookum wa wa--3 Pep Club--M Office--A 1 Barbara Joyce Brim fBriml Attended GHS--1-2-3-4-L Basketball--1-2-3 Softball--2 Timber1ine--2- - 31+ Skookum Wa Wa--3-M Girls' Club--1-2-3-M Yell Leader--2-3 Pep Club--M Office--M Girls' Club Reporter--3 Sonja Elizabeth Becker fSonieD Attended QHS--1-2-3-M Basketball--2 Timberline--1-2-3-L Timberline Editor--M Skooku wa Wa--3-M Girls' Club President--3-L Class President--2 Class Secretary--M A.S.B. Vice-President--3 A11 School Play--2-L Senior Play--3 Speech Contest--3-A Pep Club--L Soroptimist Girl of Month--M Delmar Colegrove CDellieJ Attended QHS--1-2-3-M Basketball--l-2-M Softball--1-2-3-h Football--1-2-3-M Class President--3 Letterman's Club Pres.--3-M Loretta Charles KJaneD Attended QHS--1-2-3-h Girls' Club--1-2-3-M All School Play--3 Edward Dahl CEdd1e7 Attended QHS--1-2-3-M Football--2-3-M Basketball--2-3-M Softball--3-L Vice-President Letterman's Club--M Vice-President Student Council--h A11 School Play--M Pep Club--M Harry Creviston Attended QHS--1-2-3-h Football--3-M Basketball--3-h Skookum Wa Wa--3-M Secretary Letterman's Club--M Sergeant of Arms Letterman's Club--1-2 Vice-President of Class--1-h A11 School Play--2-M Senior Pla --1 Pep Club--K Dale Fishel Attended QHS--1-2-3-M Football mgr.--1-2 Basketba11-- -h Softba11--3- Timberline Staff--3 Skookum Wa wa--3-M Letterman's Club--2-3-M Class Treasurer--2-3 Class President--M Student Council--M Plays--1-2-3-M Speech Contest--3-M Pep Club Sec.Treas.--M Betterment Committee Chairman--M Donna Edgington Attended QHS--1-2-3-h Basketball--1-2-3 Softball--3 Timberline--1-3ph Timberline Senior Editor--M Skookum Wa wa--U Girls' Club--1-2-3-M Class Secretary--1 Student Dramatic Director--3-M One Act Play--3 Speech Contest--M Pep Club--I4 D.A.R. Representative--M Girls' State Representative--3 Mkt 'JJ ., -Y - -'-f-- ,X , 1 Marlene Fuller fMartyD Attended Clover Park--1-2 Attended GHS--3-L Timberline Staff--3-M Timberline Activities Ed.--M Skookum wa Wa--A Skookum Wa Wa Production Ed.--M Girls' Club--3-A Office Work--3 Pep Club--L Sharon Delores Franklin CBenj.7 Attended QHS--1-2-3-M Basketball--3 Basketball Mgr.--M Baseball--3 Skookum Wa Wa Production--3-h Skooku Wa Wa Art Editor--M Timberline Production--3-M Timberline Art Editor--M Poster Contest Winner--3 Grays Harbor Typing Contest--3 Girls' Club--1-2-3-M Pep Club-4+ f Ronald Hale fRonnleD Attended QHS--1-2-3-U Boy's Club--1-2 Pep Club--M School Play Prop. Mgr.--1-h Val Furlong Attended QHS--1-2-3-LL Basketball--1-2 Timberline Business Mgr Skookum 'Wa Wa.--lp Lettermen's Club--2 Class President--1 Class Treasurer--M A.S.B. Treasurer--3-L Student Cou cil--1-3-h All School--2-3 Speech Contest--2-L Band--1-2-3-H Applied Music--3-M Boys' State--2 2-3 B111 Isom Attended QHS--3-H Skookum Wa Wa--lg Timberline Staff--M Class Secretary--3 A11 School Play--lg. One Act Play--3 Pep Club--lg. William Hicks CB111yl QHS--1-2-3-P4 Football--2-3-lg. Basketball--3-h Softball--1-2-3-I4 Letterman's Club--3-M, A11 School Play--3-lg N Maxine Slimp lMaxD Attended QHS--1-L Attended Columbus, Georgia--2-3 Basketball--1-M Softball--L-A Timberline Asst. Editor--M Skookum Na Wa--A Girls' Club--1-M Student Council Rep.--Q All School Play--A Pep Club--A Yell Leader--A Band--1-M Daryl F. Olson fOle3 Attended QHS--1-2-3-M Football--2-3-b Basketball--2-3-A Softball--1-2-3-M Timberline--3-M Skooku Wa Wa--M Lettermens Club--l-2-3-h Class Treasurer--1 Class Student Cou cil Rep Class Vice-President--2 Student Council--2-3-M A.S.B. President--M All School Play--2-M Senior Play--3 Speech Contest--2-3-M Typing Contest--3 Pep Club--M Revs' State--3 Valedictorian enior Class Will As we, the class of 1957, depart from Quinault High School, we make out our last will and testament, leaving our precious possessions to those who will follow us. 1 Bill Isom leaves the classical hairdo on his 'headbonen to Jerry Campbell. Ronnie Hale leaves his car to Murphy-Campbellg they can't stand competition. Sharon Franklin leaves her ability to actually study in study hall to Leonard Aiken. Karen Anderson would will her driving ability, but she takes it with her as she needs it. Donna Edgington wills her devilish attitude to Louise Sevey. Val Furlong leaves his shoes and a pair of oars on the North Shore road. Maxine Slimp wills her superb cheerleading ability to any amp bitious gal who wants it. Dale Fishel wills his ability to project a dramatic role to his brother Philip. Harry Crevlston leaves willing to depart. Eddie Dahl wills his gas bill to the underclassmen who bum ed rides all year from him. Marguerite Amsbury wills her locker to anyone with the intes- tinal fortitude to clean it out. Loretta Charles leaves her nboisterousn attitude to Janet Furlong. Billy Hicks leaves his ability to make the winning touchdown to Sonny Johnson. Sonja Becker wills her ability to confuse teachers to anyone. Delmer Colegrove wills his ability to get out of school to anyone smart enough to do lt. Daryl Olson wills his size thirteen basketball shoes to Joe Franklin who may grow into them. Barbara Brim leaves her love of faculty decisions to B uce BPOWII. Marlene Fuller wills her lovely long hair to Nancy Willet. Class of USYW nio s N Nt A 5 Wx ' mpg ' ff, , If? ,Vg 'K fx-f4A?f:'f ' ww 'f' --'L'f K., i - '17, 4 X' QXZL - qt i '13- 1 I Q -af 1, f ,f I ...X-I 4 Z X f 6 Joan Gary Leonard Johnny Oran Junior Class Junior Class officers were: president, Aaron Brewer and Joan Johnson: vice president, Gary Petersong secretary, Leonard Aiken: treasurer, Johnny Street. Joan and Oran Johnson represented us in the student council. Our class was active in sports this year. Leonard Aiken, Archie Boome, Aaron Brewer, Oran Johnson, Johnny Street, and Jim Young were on the football team. Bruce Brown was man- ager. Oran Johnson and Archie Boome were on the basketball HAH squad, while Johnny Street, Leonard Aiken, and Aaron Brewer were on the 'Bn squad. Jim Young and Bruce Brown were managers. Louise Sevey and Virginia Gravatt were on the girls basketball team. Joan Johnson was yell leader, and Louise Sevey was song queen. Participating in other activities were: Janet Furlong and Jim Young in band, Janet won first place trophy in the In- terpetative Reading contest at Grays Harbor College. Jim Young, Leonard Aiken, and Gary Peterson were in thez l- school play, nGirl Crazyn. Virginia Gravatt was choosen by the Quinault Lake Community Circle to go to Girls' State. Jim Young, sponsored by the L1on's Club, was chosen to go to Boy's State. ' Mr. Higley was the class advisor. , . f ww, . my Q I 'K 'K 'x QA ft 60 v296 J , P I I 0255 Q P Lb 'vac 6' Class . 4020 JQQS v Q99 Z- FDI, 1,9 45' K 1, g F Q f o,be'C90 o 'giixhob K 'S Y Q90 C493 91- J? fif- . w. A kv e X O , ' 560 J, 1 s 0111: 59 8 1. 4 ' Q- ?', . Q Q 6 able , Woo 80 Obs sophomores ti fnm a isasafsg Q., K .. ff X big Sie Y Pi. 'Q if-for X . .X awp, r- gas-5 Q - X '-s-axe., Karen, Marianne, Mrs. Smith, Bruce, Marilyn and Nancy ophomore Class Our class officers for this year are: Bruce Jackson, pres- ident, Marilyn Johnson, vice-president, Karen Rooney, sec- retary, Nancy Willett, treasurerg and Marianne Carroll as student council representative. Jerry Campbell represented us on the UAH squad in basketball. Skip Becker, Allan Binion, Herb Newbury, and Fred Crick were on the WB' squad. In girls' basketball, Joyce Esses, and Marilyn Johnson were on the starting lineup. Karen Rooney, Carrie Peabody, and Marianne Carroll were subs. Marianne, Joyce, and Allan were members of the band. Mari- anne was accompanist for the chorus. Karen, Joyce, Carrie, Allan, and Marianne were in the all-school play. Skip, Alan, Karen, Joyce, and Marianne entered the speech contest at Grays Harbor College. Karen and Joyce were in the finals. Mrs. Smith was our class advisor. 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Kenny Carlyle, Joe Franklin, Theron Obi, Gary Fairchild, Gene Amsbury, Larry Paull, Reed Northup, Wilson Wells, Bob Damon, and Arthur Young played on the football team. Kenny Carlyle, Gary Fairchild, and Bob Damon were on the UAW squad in hasket ball and Joe Franklin, Gene Amsbury, Philip Fishel, Theron Obi, and Larry Paull were on the B' squad. Linda Caryle, Carol Murphy, Betty Davis, and Gay Binion were on the girls basketeall team. Participating in other activities were, Larry Paull, Bob Damon, Kenny Carlyle, Philip Flshel, Jane Gravatt, and Mary Osborn in the band. Linda Carlyle, Gladys Peabody, Carol Murphy, and Mary Osborn, were in the girls' chorus. Gay Binion and Mary Osborn were prompters for the all-school Play- Mr. McCabe was our class advisor. . I WN wil qx ' 1 ' 1-C. A o -'J . 8,33 I d iris O9 99 N en J 'f X Q ,.., 4 J S m Qbe ., , A f G1-an 1 We 306 1 ' A f' A 1 fe et serv xo? Q53 K show . 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The Student Council, made up of the student body The Student Council, made up of the student body officers and the representatives from each class, governs the affairs of the student body by promot- ing interests in school affairs. fudent Body Officers Student Cou cil Officers are: Daryl Ol son , die Dahl, Vice- Presidentg Val Furlong, Treas- urerg Karen An- derson, Secre- tary. Daryl, Karen, Eddie, Valfnot present! President: Ed- ' - ' .MEX :-Q - 1 '51 1 ' 1' 'ff ' : K 434 .asfiifitmwf G4 .. A X - - 10- S ' ' S The Girls' Club is made up of all the girls in high school. Sonja Becker is presidentg Joan Johnson, vice- presidentg Marilyn Johnson, secretary: and Gladys Peabody, treasurer. The girls made pom-poms and sold them. The annual Mothers' Tea is the highlight of the year's activities. GirI's Club FJ W gf I 1. 4SEli!5NutlK I 'lr , d : Xf l.eh'erman's Club Members include Allan Binion, Oran Johnson, Jim Young, Joe Franklin, Dale Fishel, Billy Hicks, Billy Elder, Leonard Ai- ken, Archie Boome, Herbert Newbury, Jerry Campbell, Bruce Brown, and Val Furlong. Eddie Daryl Harry Delmer Gary The Lettermen's Club consists of all the boys who have earn- ed a first team letter in any of the school sportsg football basketball, or softball. Officers are: Delmer Colegrove president: Eddie Dahl, vice- president: Harry Creviston, secretary: Daryl Olson, treas- urer, and Gary Peterson, sgt. at arms. Mr. Taylor was the advisor for the club. - LAQ- - Row 2 Row 1 I Karen, Marlene, Barbara, Sharon, Jane, Marianne, Daryl, Virginia, Donna, Joyce, Carrie, Karen, and Mr. McCabe. Maxine, Louise, Marguerite, Bill, Phi Sonja, Mary and Joan. f Annual Editor ---------- Ass't Eds.- ----- llip, Leonard, taff -----Sonja B. -----Maxine S. Virginia G. Business Manager ----- Val F. Assistant ------------ Philip F. Activities ----------- Marlene F. Assistants ----------- B111 I. Joan J. Louise S. EDITORIAL Art Eds. ------------- Sharon F. Janet F. Production ---------- -Marlene F. Marguerite A Billy H. Barbara B. Boys Sports Ed. ------ Daryl O. Girls Sports Ed.- ---- Karen A. Joyce E. Advertising --------- -Carrie P. Karen R. Senior Class Ed. ----- Donna E. Junior Class Eds. ---- Leonard A. IIL.. Patty T. Soph. Class Eds. ---- -Marianne C. Judy T. PRODUCTION Freshman Class Eds.--Mary O. Jane G. .......,., Mr. McCabe, Maxine, Marlene, Mrs. Smith, Sonja, Daryl, Sharon, Gary, Dale, Barbara, Donna, Bill, Karen, Billy, Marguerite Newspaper faff Marg, Billy Marlene Barbara Marguerite Sharon Editor -------- ----- Daryl Olson Ass't Editor ---- Marlene Fuller Production-- ----- Gary Peterson Activities --------- Val Furlong Bill Isom, Sonja Becker Sports ---------- Karen Anderson Features ---------- Maxine Slimp Dale Fishel Harry Creviston Art Editor ----- Sharon Franklin Alumni ----- ---- Donna Edgington Mrs. Smith was advisor, with Mr. McCabe in charge of the typing. Seated, First Row: Virginia, Patty, Maxine, Jim, Allan, James Bean Second Row: Lucyrae, Shirley, Phyllis, Joyce, Mar- ianne Third Row: Buddy, Dale, Larry, Mary, Kenny, Bobby Band Conducted by James R. Bean, the Quinault High School Band has added enthusiasm to school functions this year. The year's program consisted of the annual spring concert Jane Conducted by James R. Bean, the Quinault High School Band has added enthusiasm to school functions this year. The year's program consisted of the annual spring concert, playing at the league games, as well as for graduation and baccalaureate and the Christmas program. Trumpet: Dale Flshel, Bobby Damon Cornet: Larry Paul, Kenny Carlyle Alto Saxaphone: Marianne Carroll, Joyce Esses, Phyllis Mars- ton Clarinet: Jim Young, Maxine Slimp, Allan Binion, Jane Grav- att, Patty Torres Flute: Virginia Gravatt Tenor Saxaphone: Janet Furlong, Shirley Steele Baritone: Mary Osborn Sousaphone: Val Furlong Snare Drum: Larry Brewer Bass Drum: Lucyrae Paull Sharon, Louise, Linda, Marianne, Virginia, Mary, Joan and Mr. Bea: The Quin JmwsR. Franklin Virginia Marianne Chorus ult High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Bean, consists of nine girls. The sopranos, Sharon and Linda Carlyleg 2nd sopranos, Mary Osborn and Gravattg altos, Joan Johnson, Marianne Carroll, Carroll is accompanist for the group. The Spring Concert was held on April 12. The theme was nFolk Musicn and was presented by the grades as well as the band, trio and chorus. Jack Adams and Kevin Wold played special number. Jack plays the steel guitar and Kevin Wold the accordion. The Girls' Chorus participated in the Southwest Washington Music Meet held at Centralia April 13. Mary Osborne and Marianne Carroll competed in the piano division. Joyce, Sonja, Marianne, Daryl, Mrs. Smith, Dale, Alan, Karen Not present: Janet Furlong Janet Furlgng -------------- ----------- -lst in Interpretative Sonja Becker ---.------- ----------- ----- 2nd in Interpretative D313 Fighel ------------- -------------- 2nd in Dramatic Acting Dale Fighel- ......----- --------------- ------3rd in Extempore :KQ,,,,3j3fe,m.3, I .J M arg V 1 f - . ,' : y,w'4f-'wr' i f lf C For the first time Quin- ault entered debate com- petition with an affirm- ative and a negative team: Donna Edgington, Skip Becker on the affirm- ative, Val Furlong, and Karen Anderson, the neg- ative. Mrs. Douglas Smith coach- ed the eleven partici- pants. Skip, Donna, Karen, Not present: Val Furlong All-School Play W Girl Crazy, W a three-act comedy was presented by the Student Body under the direc- tion of Mrs. Douglas Smith , on November 16, 1956. The story centers around Dale Fishel, an Eastern dude, who makes a run-down ranch into a dude ranch, and in doing so creates 0 riot. Members of the cast included: Dale Fishel, Karen Anderson, Marianne Carroll, Daryl Olson, Bill Isom, Karen Roone Jim Y Young, Ed Dahl, Gary Peterson, Carrie Peabody, Mary Osborne, Harry Creviston, Billy Hicks, Leonard Aiken, and Sonja Gecker. Donna Edgington was assistant director. After the play, Mrs. Carroll entertained the cast. Mrs. Smith, was presented with a coffee carafe' after the play. sf.: .Q , . X my K aan. - ,S EQ 1 REQ .55 ' KN 'Q - 'N '-WJW5Mf' f ' 'Va . .E , x ,kv AL my 1 , P ub Dale Marilyn Carrie The Pep Club is a new organization in high school, all mem- bers being able to join The purpose of the Pep Club is to stimulate enthusiasm and to fos- ter good sportsmanship at games. Officers: Marilyn Johnson, pres- ident: Carrie Peabody, Vice--pres- identg and Dale Fishel, secretary- treasurer. S 05' X E , is Q J 1 x' ' xf Y U H r H 1 QM ' . ,df 41 Cheer Leaders g- x Maxine Marilyn Joan Marilyn Johnson, Joan Johnson, and Maxine Slimp, assisted by little Glennis Leigh Beck, made up the cheerleadering team. Their enthusiasm was contagious and they contributed much to the fine morale the student body had this year. X 1 ong Queens Karen Louise Carrie Spark, enthusiasm, and drive made our veteran trio of song queens Carrie Peabody, Louise Sevey, and Karen Rooney a real addition to our pep squad this year. C-'L , .-, V nr- W W' 'M xxx a f - ' -'-is S910 512 Qi g W5 +2 aw li GfHfT.Yf SQLWM , Row 1: Jerry Campbelle, Archie Boomek, Herb Newburya, Billy Hicksw, Allan Biniona, Leonard Aickenr, Delmer Cole- grovew, Joe Franklinw, Reed Northup Row 2: Jim Youngk, Oran Johnsonr, Eddie Dahlv, Daryl Olsonw, Bob Damon, Frank Bennett, Arthur Young, Louis Pickett Row 3: Coach Don Taylor, Bruce Jackson, Charles Becker, John Street, Kenny Carlyle, Gary Fairchild, Gene Amsbury, Wilson Wells, Larry Paull Absent: Harry Crevistonw, Manager Bruce Browns Football The Quinault Elks, after losing only one of their first five games, let their chance at the championship slip away by drop- ping their last two games. This left them in a tie with Mo- clips for second place. 4 Lettermen Utilizing a split-T formation and a passing attack, Coach Don Tay1or's Elks averaged over eighteen points per game. Delmer Colegrove was selected as the Honorary Captain. The Inspirational Player award went to Daryl Olson. Prospects for next year are bright with seven lettermen re- turning. Games Played and Scores Quinault 21 Hoquiam 19 Quinault 35 Wishkah 20 Quinault 12 Aberdeen 13 Quinault 20 Hoquiam 7 Quinault 19 Moclips 6 Quinault 7 Moclips 12 Quinault 7 Aberdeen 19 Row l: Dale Fishel, Eddie Dahl, Daryl Olson, Jerry Campbell, Gary Peterson Row 2: Manager Jim Young, Oran Johnson, Billy Hicks, Archie Boome, Delmer Colegrove, Coach Don Taylor Absent: Harry Creviston, Manager Bruce Brown Basketball A Team For the first time since l9h2 the Quinault Elks won the Tri- County League Championship by going undefeated in league play This earned them a berth in the Southwest Washington District B Tournament at Centralia. Although Coach Don Taylor's Elks played well at the District Tournament, they found themselves at a serious height disad- vantage in losing to Morton and Tenino. The season was highlighted with a Christmas Tournament at Ocosta and an overnight trip to Port Angeles. Players' letters were awarded to Billy, Eddie, Daryl, Delmer, Dale, Harry, Archie, Oran, and Jerry. Bruce Brown received a manager's letter. The team elected Daryl Olson for its Honor- ary Captain and Harry Creviston as the Most Improved Player for the year. Games Played and Scores Quinault M2 Ocosta 63 Quinault M6 Oakville Ml Quinault 39 Forks M9 Quinault M6 M.M. Knight MS Quinault S8 Clallam Bay 27 Quinault M9 Nishkah M2 Quinault MO Ocosta M2 Quinault 39 Cathlamet M9 Quinault S7 North River 3M Quinault M7 Crescent 26 Quinault 35 Moclips 23 Quinault M9 Oakville 56 Quinault MO Forks 52 Quinault 62 Clallam Bay 39 Quinault 37 Ocosta Ml Quineult M8 M.M. Knight 32 Quinault MM Wishkah 32 Quinault S5 North River 25 Quinault M2 Moclips 35 Quinault S8 Morton 69 Quineult Ml Tenino 59 Individual Scoring Name Total Pts. Daryl Olson 262 Delmer Colegrove 195 Billy Hicks 162 Dale Fishel 153 Eddie Dahl 113 Jerry Campbell M2 Harry Creviston 26 Archie Boome 8 Oren Johnson 7 Gary Peterson 1 Row 1: Herb Newbury, John Street, Bob Damon, Gary Fairchild, Allan Binion, Kenny Carlyle Row 2: Joe Franklin, Fred Crick, Gene Amsbury, Philip Fishel Larry Paull Basketball B Team Having won three games and lost eight this year, the B squad found themselves with good potential but lacking in experi- ence. Coach Orlo Higley's starting quintet in several games was composed entirely of freshmen. The B squad's offense was built around 6' 2n Joe Franklin in the pivot. Defensively, a two-one-two zone defense was used. Games played and scores: Quinault Ocosta Quinault Oakville Quinault Oakville Quinault Forks Quinault Forks Quinault Clallam B Quinault Clallam B. Quinault Ocosta Quinault Crescent Quinault Moclins Quinault Moclips Row 1: Row 2: GirI's Basketball Manager Sharon Franklin, Karen Rooneyw, Joyce Esses Virginia Gravattv, Marilyn Johnsonw, Karen Ander sour, Maxine Slimpw, and Louise Seveyi. Carol Murphy, Gay Binion, Gladys Peabody, Jane Gra vattif, Marianne Carroll, Linda Carlyleib, Carrie Pea body, and Betty Davis. H Lettermen 'ja so The irls had a successful season S this year winning four and losing two games. Probably our biggest thrill was our one-point win over North River. Quinault's team should be strong next year, as onlv two are lost through graduation.Our coach for this year was Mr. Higley. Games Played M. M. Knight 32 Quinault Ml Wishkah 36 W 28 N. River 36 N 23 M. M. Knight 27 N 31 Wishkah 19 2 N. River 27 N 2 Individual Scoring Name Points Average Karen Ao Joyce E. 62 10.33 Marilyn J. 32 5.33 Linda C. 2 1.07 Maxine S. 2 1.00 Karen R. 2 .67 Guards Maxine S. Carrie P. Louise S. Carol M. Viriginia G. Gay B. Marianne C. Gladys P. Jane G. Betty D. Highest individual score for season Karen Anderson --------- 22 points Highest team score ------ Ml points 1 F X Tfirwfw ?4f X W 4.11, if X My I f f Y 1 I KX ,, 22424 ,X . 2' ? ... if' I - X 42g ,,,..,..-. ,,,...-' .,- X QQ urge Sisaw tw A -mi im mu 5420 QQ? Row 1: Ron Smith, John Gwinn, Buddy Paakkonen, Ed Peabody, Larry Brewer, David Brunstad, Coach uon Taylor Row 2: Gene Newbury, Gene Perry, Jack Adams, Warren Watters Bobby Hicks, George Johnson. Games, Teams: Points: North River 21-19 Moclips 11-lh Mary M. Knight 23-25 Wishkah 18-26 North River 38-2h Teams: Quinault Quinault Quinnult Quinault Quinault The grade school team tied for the championship with North River. They lost in the play-off, 38-?h, - 3:-5 J -7 ,g,'.,.,,, , hiv 1 5 Eighth Grade Row 1: Carol Moore, Shirley Steele, Faye Edgington, Barbra Hale, Mary Pickett, and Donna Jones. Row 2: Gene Perry, Larry Brewer, Marlena Isom, Phoebe Le- Vering, David Brunstad, Buddy Paakkonen, and Gene Newbury. Row 3: Mr. Taylor, Johnny Gwinn, Ronnie Smith, and Warren Watters. Absent: Kenny He ckson and Carol Pennypacker. 1 . .Mt.,-a.. . Q Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Absent ixth Grade eventh Grade Frank Crick, Robert Slimp, Vickie Rightmire, Barbara Steele, Rita Northup, Phyllis Marston, Carol Ann Esses, Leila Murphy, and Judy Perry. Mrs. Walker, Gary Durham, Edward Peabody, Tommy Pennypacker, Patty Torres, Judy Vallier, Lucyrae Paull, Lois Northup, and Carolyn Fishel. Duane Perry, Fred Franklin, Bobby Hicks, John Mills, Kevin Wold, Patrick Jackson, George Johnson, Jackie Adams, and Tony Watters. Carolyn Gravatt, Elsie Tuffree, Joyce Wike, and Marla Reitdorf. a'd- V, pw? , - xiilx f, ff f Qs fi ,iffv if 5 ?,!,,,,?f'!! , 1 ' X Q ni? 'Wi I , 4 J f b! 5911'- 'f Q ' f' 1 i-.5 3' if J ,fs a e 8 w wf A ,f ..' , 'f, 1 N Row l: Row 22 Row 3: Absent 2 Eva Fields. Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Janet Esses, Barbara Uolz, Shirley Drummond, Iris James, Lisa Pollsch, Sandra Thorton, Janet Johnson, Elaine Perry, and Joan Perry. Tommy Larremore, Richard Hicks, Perky Milbourn, David Leonard, Bobby Theel, Larry Gardner, Mike Ams- bury, Larry Perry, Richard Mirau, and Kent Farmer. Mrs. Esses, Stephen McGon1qal, Lynn Cutler, Lester Sudar, Homer Cutler, Ronald Peabody, Elwood Sinner, Charlie Gwin, Andy Mills, Steven Steele, and Joe Harrell. Z' .Q 24' EDJ! I 'Q 1 Q X ia Q53 x l- . d a s r econd Grade Third Grade Row 1: Toni James, Phyllis Hunt, Kathy Sudar, Norma Jean Drummond, Jackie Farmer, Linda Paull, Marilyn Menish Judy Nations, Sandra Mills, Joan wahput, Linda Wheeler, and Kristy Rfvhtmire. Row 2: Curtis Nations, Terry Gardner, Duayne Slimp, Joe De Hendon, Jimmie Hale, Richard Simmons, Jim Durham, Dennis Theel, Louie Torres, Marilyn Steele, Margene Fields, and Patsv Steele. Row 3g Steven August, Ludlow Esses, Jerry Elders, Gary ' Bivins , Billy Milbourn, Kenneth Perry, William Lessard, Jackie Bivins, and Mrs. Kaupisch. Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Absent First Grade Marnie Gravatt, Sherry Mchucas, Floyd Fishel, Betty Perry, Kenneth Lessard, Candice Carlyle, Francine Simmons, Patty Larremore, Douglas Seymour, Dennis Seymour, and John August. Keith Olson, Allan Warren, Leonard Hunt, Albert Wat- ters, Douglas Wheeler, Scott Wike, Janet Torheim, Terry Peterson, Ruth Gates, and Lynn McGonagill. Mrs. Rooney, Duane Paull, Billy Menish, Mark Chamberlain, Tom y Bolstad, Joe Yurkas, Paul Jack- son, and Steven Perry. a Shari Crawford, Donn WW WWWWMW +,, x- KS A BJ 599 T5 QX N XX. X XX X 15 f R x x x 1:15 -1,---2 K ,.. -1- -1- .L CF ' -5 XY, .X Q XX .S X XX XX XX X -Li - i If M, 7 24 if 2 f ev R 2 S F. F. ..? s':x 2 Z fi -A .T K-X fl Q g f, f. 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Hoq. 111 . of , ie , ee R. Hoquiam, Washington LOOMIS KOFFEE BAR - AND IEE' DRUG STORE Sth R K STREETS HOQUIAM FAIRCHILDS 5 8 10 STORE Notion - Cards - School Supplies 602 Simpson Hgquiam, washington ll Compliments of ECONOMY CLEANERS HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON ALBERT D. SLIM? Electrical Wiring k Supplies Box hh Neilton, Wash. Phone 2323 HARBOR DRUG CO. 4' 9 'io 69 Q' my 0 045,42 Q Q QQQ9 Hoquiam, Wash. ga Phone Hoq. 2590 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OLYMPIC TRUCK SERVICE 2h HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 3 It laffif. ,Qu age Frank Willett, operator Amanda Park, Washington Phone Quinault 2327 Furniture Headquarters nEveryth1ng Musicaln of I'--M r 1 , f Guy. Harbor MESSINGALE at Rosxvx-:AR f Z4 GOLDBERGS 'viii - 211 E. Wiehkah 117-119 wen wumnn Ab'I'd n Aberdeen - 1137 OLYMPIC FINE BREAD 'POPULAR because 1t'a GO0D.' DELL MULKEY PHOTOGRAPHER Sold by your home-owned store. 110 South H Street Aberdeen, Washington CCNGRATULATIONS Class of 1957 ew HA YS DAIRY :MxxWJ4c1, PHoNE HOQUIAM 121, 8311 J STREET ii o LEO S. MONAHAN Neilton, Hash. Groceries - Meats Gas - Oil Coffee - Sandwiches Work Clothing Accessories 'The Heart of the Olympics Phone Quinault 2321 'S : g 3 if 1 . 1 .- wg E Ago . '5 'Gb 1 gf' Q +I' UA SIU - .-.- 9. . T: ' J' 3 Q 4 Q . v Y I V 'FCWQY and EZDP4fX LAKE CAFE QTYNBYHJA -pd tk, W3sh'Inq+0Q '- Compliments of n R. T. NEWBERRY BOOKKEEPING-NOTARY PUBLIC LAKE QUINAULT RESORT' Quinault, Washington phone 2271 P-0- BOX 732 Cabins Swimming Boats Fishing AMANDA PARK, WASHINGTON Motors Hiking ei fig sandy Be-wh ff sv , gf' !f y fy? T: tl, i :E .,gi ' ' f lt if TZ 2- if ' '.g,t .i..5P---'gy' V., ',,..- Q-I CONGRATULATIONS DEAN'3 S Gs 10 STORE Notion - Cards -- School Supplies Cl-A55 618 Simpson Hoquiam, Washington X Q OF I snor HOQUIAM f 'f , I' QW 'i LAKE QUINAULT-Aww .4 Q, ei, WE INVITE YOUR BUSINESS A L - 'P 6457 -g!g:CO!l?MJUNITY Gg-:.g-fi-- U 0 f 'FLT' 4 L fx uf ,, j -'V-U - vf ,. 7 if -gr c1RcLE 5 4, - X Fi 4 W ' S'l'EIN'S MEN's sToRE Af' pr 208 E HERON 5 N HW f 8 Am-an 1366-J ff I A V J lt L v THoMAs FLOWER SHOP ILLI I 1:1-mason Howm. BUILDING ron mu 2-1 5 326: , .ozhzf .iff ,:'I'.Z7 1--. f ' ,,. M. , llmlfllf' wullhf ge-6:3211 Hoquiam, Washington QQ: hm: - ja: 'i Phone Hoquiam 114.88 o Kan! Wm Ufouse of Gino Silverware, Diamonds, Jewelry, Wqfchegi Clocks Phone Hoqm 880 Hoquiam- washington 4 8 2. 'h ,f s Af' ,ww 'x SMART SHOP FOR YOUNG HEI 622 Simpson Ave. Hoquiam, Washington COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON WALT FAILORS BECKER BUILDING ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON SEARS nog aucx Amoco iff: X CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF S7 w MOLLER'S MEN'S SHOP 706 Simpson Avenue Phone Hoquiam 14,82 Hoquiam, washington ROYQL CCLFG uol - Bun swnsml HQQUIAM, WASHINGTON PHONE HoQ. 107 We Take Pleasure in Wishing CONGRATULATIONS the Senior Class to the Good Luck to All of You AMANDA PARK GARAGE Amanda Park, Wash. P11000 Quin.---2831 ESSES R ESSES PROP. 'I' A Goon PLACE T0 BUY -If CAM 0 57 from O'Connor's LOCHAERIE Say it with a Gift STULLICK'S JEWELERY Q 3 t W 0 If 5 Expert Watch Repair il S99 US For of Tl K:-v n - jg ,..n3.L V66 1 P PLUMBING no li QQ ' ' .': E'it'g:.5u 86 Iv i-UR we Emerson Hotel Building HEATING WJ ! f' Avenue If f ! 707 Simpson f R5 Phone: Hoqm. 21 CARHOLL'S ONE-STOP SERVICE el Congratulations Class of I M57 'Y MR. as Mas. JERRY CARROLL t X PHONE 2121 ,ggi-fm - g Qlympic Loop Highway ' . 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