Latah High School - Bobcats Yearbook (Latah, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1955 volume:

5 'HJ CQAM nf 4 14441 kgcggl, 6L3,m,,f,wfL7c'5' KAL yffMf1Q, f' JI .Wi J wg, ,y Jw , J X v by J 1 gazed 541 744 Sam ew Iii: As long as men tlunk plan, and study there w111 always be new fronners calhng the students of H L. .S. L-A 1 To those who have served, and who are sewing in the Armed Services of our nation: the guardians ofthe American way of life. We gratefully and respect- fully dedicate this annual, The BOBCATS Of 1955 COLLINGS MILLER Superintendent LEN LONG Athletics Whitworth, B. A, fs. Murray State, B.A. W. s.c.. MIA. EARL DALQUIST Math, Science E.W.C.E., B.A. ' GLENN WHITNEY ,gf I Music ig , . I ' S Whitman, B.A. 41 .Rfk 6 , f PAULINE TYE Commercial M W.S.C.. B.A. LOUISE DAVIS Intermediate Grades Seattle Pacific, B.A. ED HOLLAND Upper Grades N. I.C. E. . B.A. LOUISE MILLER Intermediate Grades Western Kentucky Teachers College W. S. C. ' DONNA ANDERSEN Primary Grades Seattle Pacific, A. B. ll 79.7. , IAVERNE KENT ALBERTA KRELL President Vice President VIOLET PRUETT Secretary W, A. WOLF Chairman ANN KRELL Clerk DAVID GARBER GEORGE WOLF LORENZ BOHRNSEN KERMIT LOUIS ELLIS Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Red Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2 Class Play 3 Class Treasurer 4 ALEX MICHAEL MATT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, Boys' Chorus 1, 2 Red Letter C student Council 2, 3,4 Class Rep. 4 GARY NEAL SCHAFER Basketball 4 Baseball 3,4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Quintet 4 Quartet 2 Class President 2, 4 ROBERT JAMES CLAUSEN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter Club President 4 Quintet 4 Class Plays 2, 3, 4 Class Vice President 4 3,4 lub 2,3,4 IANICE MAY GARBER Fair Queen 4 Girls' State 4 Class President 3 Class Secretary 4 Student Body Vice President 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 2, 3, 4 JAMES LEE JANSON Class Plays 3, 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3, 4 Quintet 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 DALE WARREN HIRSCHEL Baseball 2, 3, 4 L Basketball 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Letter Club 2, 3,4 Class Plays 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1 Hi Lites Editor 4 Bobcat Editor 4 V WILLIAM ALBERT WOLF, JR, Basketball 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Quintet 4 Student Body President 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Letter Club 2, 3, 4 Student Body Rep. W. DALE BIPPES Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2 Letter Club 2, 3, 4 ARTHUR DWAIN HELMKE Class Plays 1, 2, 3, 4 4 -gn? i' 66444 Qfwtofzq Old L. H. S. was amazed when it realized it was receiving such a large' Freshman Class September 6, 1951. The first day of four memorable years of high school for the class of '55. The first day of school, sixteen timid and green Freshmen approached with uncer- tainty their first year of high school at Latah. The roll call was Jackie Rhoades from Waverly, Dale Hirschel, Arthur Helmke, Carol Farrelly, Bill Wolf, Jim Janson, Jim Clausen, Janice Garber, Kermit Ellis, Dale Bippes, Alex Matt, Gary Schafer, Bill Crabb, Joyce Stapp, Walter Sexton, and Gary Osteller. The class advisor was Mr. Stanford. The first trial was initiation which we didn't like, followed by a party which we did like. During'the following summer, Walter Sexton went to Tekoa where he enrolled that fall at Tekoa Hi. Marilyn McBride became a member of our Sophomore Class when she enrolled in Latah. She retumed to Spokane the following Spring. Our major activity this year was. the Freshman initiation, which we devoted to mak- ing the meek Freshmen as miserable as possible. Mr. Stanford was chnsen as our advisor. We ordered our lettem1en's sweaters, and were well pleased with them. 'I'he members of our class were the same except Bill Crabb failed to return to school in the fall. Our Junior year proved to be a very active and successful year. We elected Mr. Latimer as our advisor. The thought of raising money was kept in mind so we could have a wonderful Senior Sneak. At basketball games we sold pop, popcorn, candy and apples in order to increase our class funds. Our class rings were ordered and we received them February 8. On April 30, we gave our play Take it Easy under the direction of Mr. Latimer. ln May, the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet was thoroughly enjoyed in the Palm Room of the Desert Hotel in Spokane, The most important year of our high school days, our Senior year, finally arrived. Mr. Miller was chown our advisor. The number of students in our class decreased when Joyce Stapp moved to Farmington and Gary Ostheller to Nine Miles. Seven members of our class, Bill Wolf, Art Helmke, Gary Schafer, Janice Garber, Dale Bippes, Jim Clausen and Jim Janson completed their 12 years of schooling together. We ordered our announcements in October. Christian Studio was chosen to take graduation pictures January 14. The class thoroughly enjoyed the day and the pictures. The outstanding event for the class of '55 was the publishing of The Bobcat, which holds pictures, stories that will be treasured memories for many years. The classplay was presented in the spring to a large and appreciative audience. The Juniors honored us with a delicious banquet in Spokane. Our sneak finally became a reality after much planning and work to make it possible Twelve years of schooling were completed with the Baccalaureate and Commence- ment exercises. The Senior class of '55 wishes the very best of luck to the classes that follow us. J l Wd! We, the Senior class of 1955 being of sound mind, body and of reasonable intelligence do h.ereby declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Arthur Helmke, do hereby will to Harold Scheele my ability to swipe the Iunior's pop. And to Marvin Janson my ability to make A' s in Geometry. l, Dale Bippes, do hereby will to my little brother, Dennis, the ability to work harder than I did. And my basketball suit to Lawrence Krell in hopes it will fit him. I, Alex Matt, do hereby will my position on the basketball team to Richard Fricke. To Norman Smith I bequeath my driving skill. I, Dale l-lirschel. do hereby will to Harold Scheele my ability to make A's in shop. To Richard Fricke I leave my Business Law book. L Jimmy Janson, do hereby will to Lawrence Krell my ability to hit the basket without looking at it. To Richard Krell my basketball suit in hopes he will make better use of it than I did. My desk in study hall, l leave to anyone who wants it. I, Janice Garber, do hereby will a bottle of glue to Irma Helmke so she will be able to keep her false teeth in. I will Richard Fricke to Pauline Pittrnann. To Virginia Otto- sen my place in the girls' trio. I, Gary Schafer, do hereby will my ability to get grades in Chemistry to Danny Braman, To Marvin Janson, I leave my ability to swipe pop and popcorn from the Juniors and sell to the nearest customer. l, Bill Wolf, do hereby will an alarm clock to Lawrence Krell so he can get to school on time. To Norman Smith my ability to get along with the Junior girls. My basketball suitqNo. 54, to Carol Evans in hopes she makes better use of it than I did. My spot in the Boys' quintet goes to Richard Krell. I, Kermit Ellis, do hereby will my'job as manager to Norman Smith. To my cousin, Barbara, my bicycle to go to games. I, Jim Clausen, do hereby will my spot in the boys' quintet to Harold Scheele. My Chemistry book to Norman Smith in hopes that he uses it more than l did. We, the Senior Class of 1955, do hereby will to the Juniors our desks in the South end of the Study Hall, The one and only Senior girl we give to the Freshman class, with the understanding that she be treated kindly. To the Sophomore class we will the ability to get through high school in four years. To the faculty we leave our sincere love and affection in appreciation of their sympathetic understanding of our problems. To Mr. Suenkel, cleaner floors. To Mrs. Janson, ten less hungry people to feed. To the students of L.I-I. S., we will, give and bequeath love, loyalty and affection for Latah High School, her heritage and traditions. Given under our hand, this the second day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand. nine hundred and fifty-five. The Great Seal of the Senior Class of 1955 The year is 2000. The place is Latah, Washington, The day, the forty-fifth re- union of the class of '55, The reunion was planned and organized by IIM CLAUSEN, the owner and manager of the world famous Hotel Aldorf Wastoria. The party is scheduled to begin promptly at 8:00 P. M. in the Crystal Ball Room of the hotel, At exactly 7:59 P, M. a long low red Rolls Royce stops in front of the hotel, and out steps the very dignified Chauffeur Pierre, better known to his classmates as DALE HIR- SCHEL. l-le opens the door for his employer, and we are shocked to see GARY SCHAFER, a famous chemist who is noted for the discovery of Worm Plasma used to cure itching worms. As we enter the beautifully decorated dining room we are greeted by the world famous butlerUIM JANSONy. We are quite shocked to see our old friend ALEX MATT, now the famous TV Cowboy Star Side Saddle Steve fof course he brought his guitar, tooj. Steve seems to be quite upset over the loss of his beloved horse Mattalex, but his sorrows are being brightened now, because the latest guest to arrive is KERMIT ELLIS, a very successful horse rancher from Kleenburn, Wyoming. Kermit has heard about the horse's terrible mishap, and he promises Alex that he will sell one of his horses bgim. I This wonderful animal is supposed to be able to travel as fast as 80'm. P. h. 1 andif Alex hasn't changed from his high school days ------ he will possibly be quite happyiwith -- its speed. A flash is seen and then a roar, everyone dashes to the window just in time to see BILL WOLF and DALE BIPPES step from their space ship, the Rainbow Streak. They have been making recent trips to Mars to represent the United States in Inter-Planer Communications, affecting goof apples of Mars. After removing their asbestos space suits, they go inside to be greeted by JANICE GARBER, the Head Receptionist at the Aldorf Wastoria. Janice went to work at the hotel after she quit the teaching profession, It seems that she couldn't stand the strain of having some of the little darlings in her classes throwing spit wads at her, putting live mice in her desk, and many other little mischievous things that the little angels will do, I As we look toward the door, we see ARTHUR HELMKE. The reason Art is so late, is because he was baby sitting with his seven grandchildren while his wife was shopping. Art fell in love with the most beautiful school. After finishing college, he opened his own Diaper Laundry Art's Diaper Service, and has been very successful in business. Of course his old L.l-I. S. buddies were good customers. Now that the members of the class have all arrived, we will leave them to enjoy themselves, as the years go by, may they remember many very, very happy class re- unions. lf' Martha Bixby - Henry Bixby - - Betty Bixby - - Binks ----- Marie ----- Elmer Hicks - - Beevy ----- Archie Pomeroy Andrew Grimes Helen Maxwell Ruth Adams - - Howard Wills - -L Martha Bixby - Henry Bixby - - Betty Bixby - - Binks ---- Marie ----- Elmer Hicks - - Beevy ----- Archie Pomeroy Andrew Grimes Helen Maxwell Ruth Adams - - Howard Wills - K4 Presented by Senior Class Directed by Collings Miller ---- w ll - - The Mother. - - - The Father. -Their daughter. -------Thebutler. - ------- The maid. - - Fresh from the country. - - A detective. - - -One of Betty's boy friends. - - Who claims to be a detective. - - - - - -Girl friend of Betty's. -Another girl friend. - - - - A boy friend. - - - Carol Evans - - Jim Clausen - - -Janice Garber - - - - -Jim Janson Pauline Pittman - - - - Bill Wolf - - -Dale Bippes - - Gary Schafer - - Arthur Helmke Carnie Klingbeil - - Irma Helmke - - - Dale I-Iirschel PAULINE PITTMAN CAROL EVANS 0 CLA SS OFFICERS IRMA HELMKE MARVINIANSON ff Mx ff A A cp, ,.. .,. S w VIRGINIA OTTOSEN . .L 4 - .. 4 .. HAROLD SCHEELE 1-gg 1:11 MARY LOU BERG SHARON WILLIAMS 'nr' . -Y-, A a W, ' V Q v W' . -4' 'fn . N-:Q g. N. yr p H14 Zeaclg-7754414 Agnes Martyn Bob ------ Marilee - - - Gracie ---- Miss Lydia - - Henry Tumer - - Doris ----- Sammie - - - Begonia - - - Nicodemus - - Miss Bertha - - - Presented by the Junior Class Directed by Pauline Tye - Mary Lou Berg - - - Bill Wolf - - -Carol Evans - -Irma Helmke - Janice Garber - - -Marvin Janson -Carol Crotteau Harold Scheele Pauline Pittman - - -Jim Janson Virginia Ottosen Agnes Martyn Bob ----- Marilee - - - Gracie - - - Miss Lydia - - Henry Tumer Doris ---- Sammie - - Begonia - - - Nicodemus - Miss Bertha - - - A handsome rnatronly woman of about forty. - - - - - - - - - A good-looking boy of twenty, - - - - - - - - - - - -Pretty girl of eighteen. - - - - Supposed to be eleven years old. - - - - - - - Old maid type of about-fifty. - - - About forty-five. Typical business man. A pretty vivacious girl of seventeen. A healthy, good-looking nineteen year old boy. - - - About forty. Fat and typical colored cook, - - - - - - -About forty-five. Tall and skinny. - - -An easy going governess. About forty. S CLA SS OFFICERS Dixie Ottosen Carol Crotteau Norman Smith Richard Fncke Iona Matt Margeret Greenwalt mall! CLASS OFFICERS fx rf' . i YI A Q mi nil AN-wg. . N, A - F s . A ,kk MW fy ,W A Loma Painter Richard Krell aan K r... Lawrence Krell Barbara Ellis Danny Braman Ralph Greenwalt Dennis Bippes Carnie Kllngbeil Editor Advisor Assistant Editor 'Me golcdlf' Photo Editors Kltddlsfdg Business Manager Art Editor Sports Editor YW ,WWW W l'1 is is we 2 v E ii M is X 'f V' r 1 ?ff -me M - :wqserafg if ' O L.-i. Editor Arthur Helmke Assistant Editor Carol Evans Sports Editor Jim Clausen Advertising Managers Jim Janson Dale Bippes Circulation Managers Janice Garber Carol Crotteau Mimeographers Bill wolf - Marvin Janson - Norman Smit Art Editors Irma Helrnke - Dixie Ottosen - Barbara Ellis - Mary Lou Berg - Carnie Klingbeil h - Richard Fricke W6-1404 Staff x L Bill Wolf, President Janice Garber, Vice President Mary L. 'WWA 1 A X X J , . ,. 4, F' if 'X reer . 5 r ' 5:4 .Y 1. . iii' ' ' i:5f1e5'iQi3?g:f . 'Q r Berg, Sec. -Treas wud' Sedan! September iiifis 'Pi 7 School Began J V1 19 Rockford Fair, Janice Garber Queen ' 1 A 27 Commercial Club Pan-Cake Feed October pe-N 0 J .1 : 12 Juniors ordered Rings U . -3 S if 2 15 Freshman Initiation J, , ig il M 30 P. T. A. Carnival, Carol Evans Queen, 3 : - . P Marvin Janson King November L xx XA 5 Freshman Return Party EF 24 Merry-Go-Round -- Fairfield Won Ni? 25 Thanksgiving Holidays December 1 Mead Concert -- Lots of music 10 Latah Defeats Spangle 53-34 + 0 + 12 Mixed Chorus sings at E. U. B, Church 14 Latah Defeats Medical Lake 46-43 ffl, Q I-, 17 Latah Defeats Rockford 59-45 22 Christmas Program -- By Grade School 23 Christmas Dinner By Girls' League 24 Christmas Vacation starts January 3 Vacation over -- Back to the Rock Pile 4 . . I . I ' H 7 Latah Defeats Lindbergh 62-39 . I 4 .1 ' 11 Latah Defeats Fairfield 55-51 -- on Boy . ' Q 14 Graduation pictures taken 14 Latah Defeats Spangle 57-39 21 Latah Defeated bv Medical Lake 61-58 28 Latah Defeats Rockford 63-42 February Z - 4 Latah Defeated by Lindbergh 66-56 f X 11 Latah Defeated by Fairfield 54-48 A Q 17, 18, 19 County Tournament -- Latah was there March X VX XX- -I 11 Annuals sent to be published -- Good XX X A 19 Commercial Club Banquet ny, . . . 2 25 S orts Ban uet -- Good Dinner 1fM Z9: P q April M 5 Senior Play -- Well Received f 12 Fire Prevention Pro ram fi, fx!! 29 Junior Play g f - Nrenhikd May r gs -SE P Senior Sneak 6 JuniorISenior Banquet -- Yum, Yum! ii ' .of 29 Bacca aureate 2 x X June 2 Commencement -- Oh, Boy Sheep Skins 3 School's out and a picnic Cwrgf-E5 MUS I H 1 4 H 1 F -Dal 3 C H 0 R U S -if ...,:,5'::...f HM I XEQED Egg! UnQ4U4.S5i - , ..,...fBfEl A 4 J 1 ba -1 M a I R L Si-'- 525154 QVHU 121152 fldxiiljl B1 Wolf Carnie Klrngberl Jxm Clausen Janice Garber Marvin Janson Barbara Ellis Jim Gary Schafer Mary Lou Berg Sena MI- WhimeY .warm .-...N EMM , A H, ,r,ff,., Class of 1943 , GG Band Members ' ' ta .., 1942 Graduate 1931 ,rj ffl ,ww ' xmuvuw -a-wifi , Laurel Wolf, Henry Liebing, George Larlee, George Wolf, David Garber, Earnest Pintler, Ronald Pottratz, Charles Bartlett, Ken Allen, Michael Liebing, A. M. Hall - Coach. Qf Ny JZ - -ff 4 44 Hood Ornament - - - Distributor ---- Door Handles - - Generator - - - Key ----- - - Gas Cap - - - - - Seats - - - Paint - - - Universal - - Jack - - - Radio - - Knocks - - Springs - - Tires - - - Grill ---- Fuel Pump - - Headlights - - Spark Plugs- - Bumper ---- Exhaust Pipe - Steering Wheel Glove Compartment Horn -------- Cthrome - - - Crankshaft - - Axel ---- Brake - - - Nuts - - - Gas Tank - - Trunk ------- Windshield Wipers - - Parking Lights - - - Stqueaks ------ Rearview Mirror - - Aerial ------ Muffler ---- Whisk Broom - - lk ' F J ' .12 gy F Aj f Nr, P. K 'ia -xxx. if F . If 7955 Wiodel? 2 V -- --... 1 - - - Norman Smith - - -Barbara Ellis - - - Jim Clausen - - Carnie Klingbeil - - -Jackie Rhoades Margaret Greenwalt - - -Marvin Janson - - - - - Iona Matt - - Danny Bramen - - Lorna Painter - - Mary Lou Berg - - Mr. Holland - - Richard Krell - - -Kermit Ellis - - Pauline Pittman - - Mrs. Janson - - Carol Evans - - - - Mr. Miller Virginia Ottosen - - Mr. Dalquist - - -Alex Matt - - - - - -Bill Wolf - - Carol Crotteau ' Janice Garber x '54 3 H - - Harold Scheele K V x JL 1 :'q5'S. . ' it N J - -Ralph Greenwalt ' x':5::oQe1'4 9 lk!t u I 5 A ' lllsfs Q' t x- Jxmjg X F' F' sf 9 Xyww Speedometer ---- ------- ------ ' Windshield Washer - - - - - hs Nix? ' 79 N , n - 49?-i fx - f f-X Richard Fricke -Gary Schafer - -Dale Bippes - - Bill Crabb -Dennis Bippes - - Jim Janson - - -Lawrence Krell Dixie Ottosen -Irrna Helmke - - - Mr. Long - -Mr. Suenkel - Art l-lelmke - - - Dale Hirschel Fairfield 51 - 54 Latah 55 - 48 Latah Lindbe rgh Rockford 45 - 42 Medical Lake Latah 59 - 63 Lalah Irma M 1 ary Lou Cheney 41 Caro Spangle 34 - 39 Latah 29 - 50 Otis Orchard Latah 53 - 57 Deer Park 59 Latah Worley 40 Lgtah Latah 51 Mead Oaksdale 51 - 53 Garfield 22 Tekoa Latah 41 - 42 Latah 47 Latah 39 - 66 62 - 56 43 - 61 46 - 58 50 - 49 56 - 45 41 39 44 - 55 41 -46 f5'a4eJalZ E Sgwwl lednma ALEX MATT DA LE BIPPES JIM JANSON BILL WOLF 14:44 Zaman HM CLAUSEN GARY SCHAFER DALE HIRSCHEL HAROLD SCHEELE W' Sf Z. ,,',4f4ldM 6 Q1 Hll0lUl'AWlABLE wwf Bernie Jimenez Geraldine Krell Wanda Matt Carol Meredith Lyle Schuman Patty Suenkel Connie Vincent Linda Walters Judy Karlstrum Kristine Wolf Jimmy Wolf Connie Lindhag Barbara Bowman Teri Long Louise Garber Susan Pottratz Steve Powell Vicki Wolf Melanie Curry Russel French Valerie Wolf Donna Kay Pottratz Gerald Krell Sharon Lederer Linda Ldckard Steve Meredith Karen Garber Darleen Pittman Freddie Pruett Sheila Estell Judith Muto Ronnie Tee Joanne Wolf wifi? . my hr 5mwl4 n 4 uw . if ,4 . ,xX'ff 'f'- .411 Davy Krell Lloyd French iw-my .. W-if N aim an vim' is .,,.,.Q. 55' Q--Y: i 2 gh' Roberta Matt Byron Miller Charlene Williams Larry Morgan Laura Lee Richardson Guy Williams Angelina Jimenez Ollie Portratz Barbara Schmitz Dicky Martin Judy Krell Billy Holling Diane Krell Jacky Krell Kathy Burnside 5cuwl6 Loren Garber Malcolm Bowman Vernida Matt Gail Ann Kleweno David Tye Rosalyn Tye Karen Bippes Larry French Lynn Meredith Carol Rae Tye Freddy Hansen Carol Schmitz Sharon Pittman Wendell Matt Colleen Farrelly Sandra Walters Gerry Krell Myra Miller Andrea Tilton Larry Greenwalt Bonnie Hansen ' ,s Mr . iii fllflzszsm 7aad8' Back row: Larry Tee, Loren Garber, Mickey Farrelly, Ralph Clark Bernie Ellis, Mr, Long, Coach. Front row: Larry French, Freddy Hansen, Malcolm Bowman, David Tye, Wendell Matt. Bonnie Hansen, Yvonne Crotteau Bobby Jo Tee 4 .I .ri H, 'xj , y L Donna Matt Bobby Io Tee Mickey Farrelly Bernie Ellis Yvonne Crotteau Larry Tee Kathleen Krell Linda Pruett Ralph Clark Up in curlers Carnie K Dennis B. 'AH , ' Gambler's Den xi Dale H., Bill W., Alex N., Dale B. Working hard NFS, Janson i In my younger days A Richard Krell , AL, -V fi' ' -N E R V 1 ,.,,,,,, ,WM o -, v, . ., ,W - H, . n ' V I 14- 1 s i ' ella, S . - 1 Initiation time Dennis Richard K. Peek-a-bo ' iLawfence Q. Hitting the bottle Initiated Class of HSSN Jim Janson G1 amour Ge-.1 Trrfxa H. A A v ' 'Ny 'aff K Q ,fe f 1,1 ni Goofing off Jim C., Gary S., Jim J. i 1 Happy New Year Marvin J anson ' 5. Ex. 7 ff! W.. Slumming around Barbara Ellis -Hand in hand f Dannyiin Lorna? Ain't f purny Norman Smith I'm bashful i Carol C. Drawing cartoons Iona Matt, g Me Sc my new s1jitA 3 Carnie K, to smile Marvin Janson ,l'. .,.,, Q, In - I. ' V E I. iwml k 'A .- I i' gif V .1 v' H um - wmv . iw.A My f .13 ?-:ff-f 1 14!i..' - In ,Qi 5 No Fish Lawrence n v' ' 5 s Q . L I ' L1 e an ,WMP 'Q K Stuck-Up Bill Wolf Q N K ,. ,,' Q 1125355 Q n-mwW,f:fvww,,m.,,E3y,f,Wg,,mw-1 ,, ,,.,, XX.. A . M- -0.- Half-Half Bill and Marvin f V feief 3 Just Looking Kermit Mr Hiller 1 +5 T 1- i S gp 4' 'Sv , . fi X. . fT 1 Hardly Workin' sv, X i .- ' If Q Ng A Queen Janice Hard at Work Mr. Suenkel , .F-.. ,. . N' 5 'Wg fr-I zlffy 'f'qf,bx 5331254 f lllluhi Awake?Q S18 Spy , Jak' Glamour Puas f Gary S Biigful M Paulina ' D e i ' I Peek-a-Boo Alex ,r!P, Relaxed Mary LOU v 5 s Pepsodent Smi1eQggg m Dale B. gcram Dale H. Art H. Janice 1 I t 35115 3 I fm6'82sQNk ai A w5M LM2vKqg,, i !?'sf:lgtggbv ,sill-resiiziis i I... .M imfwi A11 Smiles f Ch8f1gefi'?'?'?, fn, z: L i Carol E. V?f81n?f4ff barold Joy cle ' Just Frinncis W , M , 1 K . 1 M fdv SCT DJFGD ll Paullne in I-,arfvln Hold it M J E Mr. Holiand N JU5 8 'l Zum Yfaam Wag at N FEED AND SEED v- I, Field Seeds CLEANERS Quality Seeds Cleaning AND Pressing SAVE Tekoah' A531413 .lf KMA, Wash. Phone 104 Phone 71 O rg U . X ,- O as olccwuvwzn ' if EWS Q ' Q M '-,,,,,, SHOP at N csoeesn 1 I 5 Tekoa, Washington - Phone 74 Stapl a d Fa v 6 Giocfgriesncv IFI1' s coo: root 2 ' Dry Goods you 'Ag-Tu ? WHEN IN THE E5 Shoes QV' ' P ,f MOOD FUR ' Complete Line THE ' FHNE FDDD 1 Rubbeirs i N .-I Menvs Furnishings P. KNOEE L45 I..atah,, Wash. CAFE SALES TE KOA 4 L f MOTORS 1 X . ..... X ! SERVICE g Phone 167 , I THE WLS VHLKCQ T5 KOA ELECTRIC SE NTI N 'E L. Radioq-v Sales Commercial Printing and Resultful Advertising Service Tekoa, Washington - Phone 6 GORDON RENFRO, Picture Tube Repairings Editor - Publisher Tekoa, Washington MIRIAM RENFRO, Q9 CNE Svcs: Ssszvnce ,jf--'S Al. fism-1:2141-11.21. -Q ' CHEVRON GAS STATION W Tekoa, Washington If 1 Associate Editor rw 'l ' o PTY A Phone 84 Will 5291. . . 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GOHOMAN, Agent Telephone Rocicford 4761 LEMEN AIRCRAFT SERVICE Verakale fSpokaneJ Wn. Phone Walnut 3383 I 1 ' JI -Z XJ ,ar Dusting Spraying Seeding Sales and Service Fertilizing R I c E SOUTH 307 CONKUN ROAD f Vlllblll. WASH. QZZW '5ON5f INC.. Q9 'O Q ,Q Phone Tekoa 57 Tekoa and Endicott, Wash. Tensed and Worley, Ida. THE STANDMZD- 12.12-QC:li5Tlil-4 Rockford Register Fairfield Standard the Combined Newspapers DONALD A. FYFE, Publisher Rockford, Washington Shopping Center for an Inland Empire T4-E?55557Z Spokane, Washington Make your Home Complete See the Wall Agency El l. I. WA L. I.. Honestly it's the Best Policy Fire, Casualty, Bonds, Automobile, Life 'Nfl Phone 53 ,Q-r , r --tg, Tekoa, Washington '- ' D12- W.'E. ABE QQLEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Phone 58 Home Phone 58X Compliments of QEGHQL B . I-1 LJ 12 D CO. I Department Store Rockfor d , Wa shington Tekoa, Washington Phone 4751 Dependable G Service e W ff 4- I W vm-,fa-,V Sli! DEALER Phone 3321 g EM Latah, Washington XGA If It's Good Meat and Groceries Shop Meats at Vegetables Groceries GORDON WATSON, Properitor MEAT CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 You have PIOVCTI your ability to learn by earning your High School graduation diploma. Our sincere Wishes for suc c e s S goes with each and every one as you now leave Latah High Schoolto pursue in the field of higher education or in other worth-while work you select for your vocation. BANK OF LATAI-I YA Caterpillar and .Tohn Deere Sales and Service STORE . Groceries ' - 'Y Vg . W. X unus- f QQWIJ .53 H Vegetables - Meats Q25-we-grim Phone 121 -Tekoa, Washington Tekoa, Washington Service Our Business, Not Our Motto Dodge Chevron Plymouth Products L Q I l UDDSE PASSENSER CARS 5 ,f , 1 Gig Sales 15' Service 1 F 1 hum 1 DODGE ,kd-Pabd TRUCKS Telephone 3341 HAROLD C, RASMUSSEN Latah, Washington f , , Bendix M wi' m . f -IN , ,X -7 A LATAD + GO0D,iYEAll it if X1 'mfs -, HARDWARE Distributor Latah 3281 Shell Gas - Fuel Oil HERB TILTON Phone 18 - Tekoa, Washington TE Compliments of FARM STORE HURRY HOGSTO IZIIARKET WW' VQEWZ X 'S Y ' 1 A 1 S N . Q1 N l Tekoa, Wa shington --LU? rglllftg 5:96 CHUW Cash Buyers of any og ee ers who o owr e Purina Program rel . :rig '3:f,'Z5'.i2?,,'2'2f,Z.'.I fat: 3:i:f,:?'::sli?::1:: Cr e am and Mllk nly 522 lbs. of barley or 308 lbs. of milo and 45 lbs. fl-log Chow ro make 100 lbs. of pork. Try the Purim Program. crowd hogs no hit the earrly J' . lvl I UA RT 1 nr er, whenynces are usually besx. 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