Latah High School - Bobcats Yearbook (Latah, WA)

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Math, Science Music ED HOLLAND Northern Idaho College of Education B.A, Upper Grades 'gawwl a Ozeclau W. A, WQLF MRS. ANN KRELL Chairman Clerk ...S kc' GEORGE WOLF MRS. R. A. LYON President 3 ' ' .. . E35 , 1 LORENZ BOHRNSEN DAVID GARBER 1 5 1 1 MRS. GUY WILLIAMS, JR, MRS. RAY R. MOSS Secretary Treasurer 3 ' Wm' We, the seniors of 1954, remember clearly September 7, 1950, at exactly 9:00 o'clock when we, as convicts guilty of not being educated efficiently to meet the rival competition of the world, began our 4 year term of hard labor at good old Latah High School. Karl Ostheller, Harold Fricke, Bill Mossffrom Coulee Dam, Wash.J, Loretta Greenwalt, Verda Ravens, Audrey Matt, and Betty Berg answered the roll call, Mr. Miller was our advisor. The most memorable event of our Freshman year was initiation. We were dressed in various comical costumes, with onion necklaces, and were compelled to do stunts as the Sophomores directed. That evening the Sophomores gave us a nice party. later we gave the Freshmen Return Party. Our class had 10 members our Sophomore year. Dona Koehne, Robert Ottosen and Joel Martensen came to us from Fairfield. Mr. Stanford was our advisor. . September 19th we initiated the 14 freshmen and had frm doing it. A party that evening climaxed the day's events. Frankie Leitz joined us from Fairfield at mid year. The term of 1952-53 found us mighty and busy Juniors. Loretta Greenwalt became Mrs. Charles Schoonover. We chose and ordered our class rings, and after .a long interval of waiting they finally arrived. During the basketball season, we were very busy popping popcorn and selling it along with candy and pop at the basketball games. The money we earned would help pay for our Senior sneak. Christmas vacation Audrey Matt became Mrs. Donald Edmunds. We presented the Junior play ThisGh0SIS Business, on April 29. We gave the Junior-Senior Banquet at Scarpelli's Restaurant. The Junior year ended with decorating the gymnasium for commencement programs. Mr. Latimer served as our advisor. The most important year of our high school days, our Senior year, finally arrived. Our advisor was Mr. Miller. Our class again increased to 10 with the enrollment of Wayne Clark, from Scoby, Montana. Three members of our class, Verda, Betty and Karl completed their 12 years of schooling together at Latah School, Dorian studio took our graduation pictures in October. Also we ordered our calling cards, announcements, and made reservations for our caps and gowns early in the year. The publishing of our 1954 annual the Bobcats was one of our outstanding under- takings for this final term. The picture stories it holds will be treasured memories for many years. Our Senior play 'The Antics of Andrew, was given in the spring. The Juniors honored us at a very delicious banquet in Spokane. Our long planned sneak finally became a reality. We all had such a good time, we were sorry to have it end. The goal we had been working 4 years for was reached May 31, when we received our diplomas that certified years of hard work had been satisfactorily met. We were citizens, free to go our separate ways, accepting freely our responsibilities. 'bi . I . , a,. 7744 The year is 1975. The place is the moon. The rocketship, Latah, has come in for a landing. The pilot, Franklin Leitz, who is exhausted from a 390, 000 mile flight taking 90 hours, steps out and sraggers to the Massage Parlor where Nurse Betty Berg is working. She is especially well trained in limbering the body that has become stiff from long intervals of muscular inactivity. One of the passengers, who descends from the ship is attired in the latest fashion, for Joel Martensen is always carefully dressed. Joel claims to have struck oil on the moon, and is returning from a business trip to the earth. He boards a space taxi for the Moonbeam Hotel which is owned by Wayne Clark. His hotel is famous for the scenic murals, that he had specially painted, reproducing the majestic mountains that tower above the busy city of Latah, Washington fearthj. While dining in the hotel restaurant, he is served by a cute waitress, Verda Mooncrater Qformerly Verda Ravensj. The position is only temporary for Miss Mooncrater. As soon as she can earn enough capital she plans on organizing a Cheerleaders Training School for the College of the Moon. For an evening of entertainment, Joel decided to go to the Sad Sack Theater to see a Moon Beam Picture entitled The Earth Men, starring Raymond Stiffneck fformerly Bill Mossy. Mr. Stiffneck began his theatrical career on earth, but due to the invention of hytomic television which travels directly to the moon, he was seen and liked by many of the moon people, so they insisted that he come to their planet to star in a series of pictures they were going to produce. After the show, Joel returned to his hotel in a Bobo Taxi, named for Bob Ottosen, owner and manager of the company. Bob owes his business success to Boom Miller fformer school principal on the earthy now president of the Boom Miller Moon Investment Corporation. There is but one college on the moon, a college for women who wish to study earth creatures. The president of this college is none other than Dona Snow Qformerly Dona Koehnej. President Snow believes that the different customs, habits, and characteristics of the two planets must be understood by each other if they are to live and work together harmoniously. The one professor, a very brilliant man, claims that he learned everything he knows at Latah Hi--this is hard to believe. The professor is Karl Ostheller, chairman of the Brain Study Department, which specializes in the brain actions of the ants- on earth. The college also boasts of another former Latah student who now teaches the moon people how earth people use automatic washers and dryers. He had a little training in this work at latah High School. He is l-larold Fricke. During his spare time Harold is working on a very important invention The Jupitor Express which if successful, will make him the first to explore the planet, Jupitor. and the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. s .-M.r1'UP'll1.e...,,, .. Jmunn .Y . , Class Rep. 4 Quartet 2, 3,4 Boys' State 3 fia'isfw BETTY JANE BERG Girls' League 1, 2, 3,4 s Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 Class Vice President 1,4 Student Body Secretary 4 Hi-Lite Editor 4 Music 1,2,3,4 RAYMOND WILLIAM MOSS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3,4 Student Body President 4 Music 1,2,3,4 VERDA WILLENE RAVENS Girls' League 1, 2, 3,4 Yell Queen 2,3,4 Class President 2, 3 Class Treasurer 4 Student Body Treasurer 4 Music 1,2, 3,4 Girls' State 3 KARL O. OSTHELLER Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Class Rep. 1,2,3 Music 1,2,3,4 Quartet 2,3,4 Letter Club President Boys' State 3 FRANKLIN W. LEITZ Transferred from Fairfield Basketball 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Student Body Vice President 3 Student Body Rep. 4 Letter Club Treasurer 4 Class Plays 3,4 Music 2, 3,4 0 E 3 HAROLD EUGENE FRICKE Basketball 1 Tennis 1,2,3 Manager 2, 3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Music 1,2,3 JOEL ALAN MARTENSEN Transferred from Fairfield Basketball 3 Baseball 3,4 Student Body President 3 Class Plays 2, 3,4 Music 2, 3,4 Quartet 2, 3,4 . DONNA MAE KOEHNE Transferred from Fairfield Basketball 4 Class Plays 4 Music 2,3,4 WAYNE SHELBY CLARK Transferred from Scoby Class President 4 Class Plays 4 Music 4 Quartet 4 it '54 T Physical Education 2 Girls' League 2.3.4 Class Secretary 2,4 Class Plays 3,4 Music 2, 3,4 ROBERT BERT UFTOSEN Transferred from Fairfield v-fn ,..-fa, ll! Wi!! We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind and of reasonable intelligence, do hereby will, give, and bequeath the following articles and talents to our dearly beloved classmates, friends, and faculty to have and to hold forever, and ever. I, HAROLD FRICKE, Do hereby willg- To Marvin Janson my ability to run the dryer and washer. My avoirdupois to Jackie Rhoades which was willed to me by Don Schafer, in hopes he uses it better than I did. I, KARL OSTHELLER, Do hereby wills- My basketball suit and spot on the team to Richard Fricke. To Joyce Stapp my job as annual editor. To Mary Lou Berg my spot in the quartet, I, BETTY BERG, Do hereby willu- To Virginia Ottosen my ability to do mathematics in hopes she'll retain the knowledge longer than I. To Margaret Greenwalt my melodious soprano voice that she may keep the rest of the sopranos on pitch. I, BOB OTTOSEN, Do hereby willg- My ability to study in my study halls to Jim Clausen in belief that he will improve his grades. My place of cleaning shop to Dale Bippes. To Jackie Rhoades my cold corner in the locker room. I, WAYNE CLARK, Do hereby willg- To Bill Wolf, Gary Ostheller, and Marvin Janson my ability to always do something wrong when taking pictures, especially double exposures. I, FRANKLIN LEITZ, Do hereby willz- To Richard Fricke my skill of playing the clarinet, My great ability to build boats to Marvin Janson. To Alex Matt my singing ability and place in the double quartet. I, DONA KOEHNE, Do hereby willz- To Joyce Stapp my ability to catch the right man. To Iona Matt my place in the yelling section. My ability to write letters to Irma Helmke. I, VERDA RAVENS, Do hereby willg- To Richard Fricke one half of my height which was willed to me by Don Schafer. To Alex Matt my position in Chemistry lab and my ability to blow holes in test tubes. I, BILL MOSS, Do hereby willr- To Bill Wolf my place in the quartet so he can serenade his livestock every night. My ability to saw a board straight to Harold Scheele. To Janice Garber I will Richard Fricke. I, JOEL MARTENSEN, Do hereby willx- My good driving ability to Harold Scheele. My place in band and chorus to Jim Clausen. My extra wood in shop to Richard Fricke. We, the Senior Class, the school's main foundation, bequeath our high intellectual rating to the Freshman Class. We will our ability to make an annual to the Juniors. To Mr. Miller, our advisor and friend, we leave the many fond and pleasant memories we have had with him the past four years. Signed, sealed, and delivered by the Class of 1954, this 31st day of May, in the year of our Lord. - N . -. ' f l X X P Edcwaea 7955 GARY OSTHELLER JOYCE STAPP N DALE HIRSCHEL CLASS OFFICERS S S JIM JANSON 51 55- ' ' Af 'X - S. JACKIE RHOADES ARTHUR HELMKE 5 , ALEX MATT Q DALE BIPPES I AN IC E GARBER KERMIT ELLIS GARY SCHAFER BILL WOLF JIM CLAUSEN Mary Lou Berg Marvin Janson Harold Sche SGMGMGW 65444 0 'Sega X222 MQ' i 66244 UKWW NIKE Y. X ark NNE H ov!! Pauline Pittman Irma Helmke Virgi nia Ott C Iona Malt Richard Fricke Dixie 030530 Martha Jean Lyon 3 m 1 Y - v, , , hx, Q A Q gtiaipk Q. ,rr ft Po' i Class Officers Norman Smith Margret Greenwalt Editor Advisor Business Manager C 0 Q nn f- J mvwgmgfi U 'T . . .,,,, . 1 V nm -N 'F5'?f-5. -s-1 .E mmm 8' J K gxffq 4.':1'1t: -,:'L':1.'2T FI' - ffl 5 ' 'Lf1A'-'TN L- '--Q 'wigtif' s n , 'A M was P35527 ii f if 5 f ' ' R: ' risnlf. e V-- ..... - ? An Editor Assistant Editor Photo Editor any N K f A . E lf ffazwazzw nk' l. X ,VFW it, N Back row: Iona Matt, Irma Helmke, Virginia Ottosen, Mary Lou Berg, Pauline Pittman, Verda Ravens, Secretary, Mrs. Tye, Advisor. Front row: Betty Berg, Treasurer, Dixie Ottosen, Dona Koehne, Joyce Stapp, President, Janice Garber, Vice President, Martha Jeanne Lyon. f X-4 'LI x . N QQ: 1 X , ' ' 1-izdzezcec Back row: Iona Matt, Pauline Pittman, Irma Helmke, Mary Lou Berg, Mr. Latimer, Coach. Front row: Dixie Ottosen, Virginia Ottosen, Martha Jeanne Lyon. This page sponsored by KNOBEL'S GROCERY 1 fx i g if -' if 1 7 . iw is' , 'Aw Q' 1 F2 1 E' A 3 1' etlfmmea x 4 f ,Z Q .,'-- ALEX MATT IIM CLAUSEN KARL OSTHELLER BILL MOSS DALE BIPPES JACKIE RHOA DES 31: 1 WMF F 3 dd! lf ,AQ, n 5 We I I I .yn 5 J ' A This page Sponsored by RAY 8: RUBY S SANDWICH SHOP FRANKLIN LIETZ BOB UTTOSEN n GARY SCHAFER AL LATIMER., COACH KERMIT ELLIS 'X B111 Moss Pres1dent Betty Berg Karl Ostheller Secretary Vrce President V31-da Ravens Treasurer Verda Ravens Betty Berg Karl Ostheller Bill Moss Mr. Miller Norman Smith Bill Wolf Marvin Janson Franklin Leitz Gary Ostheller Alex Matt .-nl' 74e,4muaf.4 Senior Class Play Directed by Mr. Miller Petunia ----- ---- A ndrew's Colored Cook Andrew Browne- - - - A senior in Cameron College Jacques ----- - - His French Butler and Valet Willie Waldo- - ----------- His Pal Harold Hadley- - - -------- Another Pal Althea Thome- - - - - Miss Prunella's Niece Julie Boynton ----- - - Harold's Sweetheart Betty Boynton ------ ----- W il1ie's Sweetheart Dean Socrates Boynton- - - - - Dean of Cameron College Isaac Zimmerman ---- ------ A ndrew's Millionaire Uncle Miss Prunella Thorne- - - -A Maiden Lady in love with the Dean O'F1arity -------- ---- A Detective from headquarters R0y1e -------- ------------- -H is shadow Reverend Doolittle- - - - - A man of mystery Il. A. ,Q 4 Petunia ------------ ---------- P AULINE PITTMAN Miss Prunella- - - - - - DONA KOEHNE wiuie ----- - - KARL OSTHELLER Althea ---- - - VERDA RAVENS Julie- - - - - IRMA HELMKE Betty- - - - - JOYCE STAPP ROYIC ---- - - DALE HIRSCHEL O'E1arity- - - ---- BILL WOLF Reverend- - - - - - BOB OVTTOSEN Dean ---- - - -FRANKLIN LIEI'Z Isaac- - - - - HAROLD FRICKE Jacques- - - - - WAYNE CLARK Andrew- - - ---- BILL Moss Harold- - - - JOEL MARTmsEN Y' 5 5 Janice Verda Joyce Im Karl uh Zmutet Wayne 1 3 if J ' ' J J A ef , 5 - LL-'. A ' if K ',:L. K if ' Janice Garber Bill Moss Mary Lou Berg, Accompanist GLEN WHITNEY Elma 45666044 ak '75 Say Junior Class Play Mrs. Imanda Highgate- - - - - - Nancy Highgate ---- - Tom Laurence- Lon Torence- - John Florenz- - Florence ---- Philip ----- Mary- - - Arthur ---- Beagle Iones- - MR. LATIMER - Advisor ' IANICE GARBER - -IOYCE STAPP GARY SCHAFER ARTHUR HELMKE ' HM CLAUSEN MARY LOU BERG - - JIM JANSON - - IRMA HELMKE - KERMIT ELLIS - - DALE BIPPES This page Sponsored by - THE BANK OF LATAH W. A. WOLF - President Editor ------- Assistant Editor- - - Art Editor ------ Assistant Art Editors- Sports Editor ----- Advertising Managers Circulation Managers Mimeographers- - - GP We- .dem l lug ,s :Sf 4, -xi.. Z: 'E' 9 if Hs K 5, . ' ' , September ! 8 School Began--Student Body Election School Closed Because of Bad Weather 20-28--Good for the Weather Latah Defeated by Medical Lake 49 -45--Hit a big, big, bump 19 Rockford Fair, Charlene Lyon Queen, Band Played 28 Seniors to to Spokane to an Annual exhibit October 2 Freshman Initiation--Poor Kids 9 Field Trip--Girls to Spokane, Boys to Lewiston 12 Music Tryouts--Girls Trio and Boys Quartet 16 Freshman Return Party--Good Time! 23 Junior Dance--Good Music and Eats?????? 30 Graduation Pictures Taken--Crack! 31 P, T. A. Carnival, Joyce Stapp Queen November 5 Juniors Order Rings 6 Girls League Elect Officers, Joyce Stapp, President 16 Sophomores Receive School Sweaters--Oh, Boy! ! 24 Music Festival at Mead--Lots of Sour Notes December 11 Latah Defeats Fairfield 52-50 - Good 15 Latah Defeats Spangle 64-39 - Good, good 17 Latah Defeats Medical lake 65-46 - Good, good, good 18 Christmas Program--Grade School 18 First Shipment of the Annual Sent Off 23 Christmas Dinner by Girls' League--Oh yum-m-m-m 24 Christmas Vacation Starts--Santa here I come January 4 Future Yell Queen Arrived Qbeslie Alene Latirnery 12 Latah Defeated by Lindbergh 54-42--Hit a bump 15 Latah Defeated by Fairfield 52-41--Hit a big bump 20 29 29 Red Letter Club Shows Baseball Pictures 30 Make Up Day--Ouchl February 5 Latah Defeats Rockford 51-53--Rolling Again 8 Juniors Receive Rings--Some Stones 9 Latah Defeats Spangle 57 -49--Ditto 12 Latah Defeats Lindbergh 56-34, Ditto, Ditto 13 Girls' League Bake Sale 18, 19, 20 County Tournament--Ouch, Ouch, Big Bump March 1 Last Shipment of Annuals--Glory Be 13 All Sports Banquet--Good Food, Good Time 20 Commercial Club Banquet--More of the Same 27 Senior Play--A Scream April 7, 8,9 Spring Vacation--Oh, for more, more, more 30 Junior Play--Good Too May 30 Baccalaureate 31 Commencement--Diplomas At Last June 1 School's Out--Good bye suv 5 . 7 bv '52 4R19 '54 6-Wm A' n 961 QM 3,1 Mr. Holland, Teacherg Barbara Ellis, Richard Krell, Dennis Bippes, Camie Klingbeil, Mickey Farrelly, Linda Pruett, Bobby Jo Tee, Lawrence Krell, Dona Matt, Ralph Greenwalt. 44:4 Md Saud cada Lillian Zornes, Rosalyn Tye, Lynn Meredith, Vernita Matt, Mrs. Miller, Gail Ann Kleweno, Bernie Ellis, Loren Garber, Larry Tee, Lowell Ostheller, Ralph Clark, Larry French, Myra Miller, Karen Bippes, Kathleen Krell, Malcolm Bowman, Chuckie Read, David Tye, Freddy Hansen, Q . 4 '7ww4 if Back row: Larry Greenwalt, Gerry Krell, Wendell Matt, Sharon Pittman, Carol Schmitz, Bonnie Hansen, Sandra Walters, Andrea Tilton, Miss Louise Davis, Teacher. Front row: Charlene Williams, Byron Miller, Lloyd French, Carol Rae Tye, Roberta Matt, Richard Zornes, Davy Krell, Larry Morgan. vi ' . gwfs n wwuvnaq A Back row: Kathy Burnside, Valerie Wolf, 'George Miller, Jon Bowman, Ronnie Tee, Ollie Pottratz, Dicky Martin, Joanne Wolf, Angelina Iiminez, Jackie Krell, Sharon Lederer, Barbara Shmitz, Donna Anderson, Teacher, Front row: Guy Williams, Judy Ann Krell, Melanie Curry, Karen Garber, Gerald Krell, Russel French, Sheila Estell, Diane Krell, Darleen Pittman, Steve Meredith, U1 k ,., I Refuse to Smile Snapdata U There's the Mistake Hard at WOPR Alex matt Bill MOSS gggiieglgik Kermit Ellis Verde Ravens Ride 'em Cowboy Mr, Miller gn Q K A New Face Accompanist ' Lka1'3 Lou Eerg Carol Evans Paby Sitting Janice Garber Babj neys Charlene and B111 39' C fPosinN C. X I . 5 gbixie xo r .-ge Waiting in A Line It's Cold B111 Wolf Outside Marvin Janson gj21yBgj1g 1 Art Helmke E Oh!! Lookee Miller Latimer H 5 X fKy Kitty and I bttosen ,Jackie Rhoades :Chl Don't ,Touch Me :Ray Moss I Eating Again Dona and Betty 1 F My Grade School Days fob Ottosex M ,. Av. 1 digg Stuf3jiim ?'. 4 P1'a1cticing : f f. Verde Ravens Jim Clausen ' - s 1 5' fn y Younger Days v ed' 'e artha Jeanne Long Distance Please Mr. Miller Not Interested Jackie Rhoades , l , ll' Q1 B' xg 'G , . 4 P' ,NL 5 N ,Ax J ' I nf I' K X .-Cf x . , ' OSS 4 sg 3 I' iffhgybu Hoes-SHEEP-mms fo R I C E head last year! custom slaughtered MEAT PACKING CO. SOUTH 307 CONKIJN ROAD 0 VHADAIE, WASH. LALL KINDS NEW ROOFS OVER B OLD ONES 'X ALL Punvosts . . QUALI-rv Al' 6 WILLIAM? 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