Leavenworth High School - Lecapi Yearbook (Leavenworth, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

1 1 o . N ' - , ' Q , .Lldy Clark Sharon Coffee Srwerr, Speer Troy Nye-rs Dorrs oacn Irene Jebb 1955 LECAPI ,M A W 4 71 If ll 5 :Jill if Publnsned by Sensor Class Leavenworth HU 1 Scnoal L yenv Orff fasrmunyarn STAFF for un c f Sale 3 Copy Busuness Manager 8. Copy Sporfs 8. Adverruslng otoyc any G Arr 3- Mane up X ' , '+,'n. ., ' ' ' I' .gr .-y . 1 U' A .mw Q ap , N is f' J9. i f nfmw. va , .. W. v uv: all -., V , Ja..- . , V: -A541 ga, - A V A 5: 'Cr , .lfi 1 X A ' ,a . r, ., , , ' ' ..... . . . Q ................ Edi -' - nie P A C L ........ ....... . . .... S ' C ' .... ........ . . . . ...... PW r T,!'1 C397 ff' 4 2 M DEDICATION We, the staff of the I955 LECAPI have dedicated this annual to Mr. F. Truman Youngberg, who we think has been outstanding in his con- tributions to our school and our community. Mr. Youngberg has unselfishly devoted his 7 years in Leavenworth to the development and better appreciation of music . Bom in Brady, Nebraska, Mr. Younberg graduated from Gothenburg High School in Nebraska. Following high school, he attended the Conn National Music School in Chicago for a year on a music scholarship. He later attended Kearney State Teachers College, K e a r ne y, Nebraska, and received his A.B. Degree from Highlands University, Las Vegas, New Mexico. He also attended the University of Washing- ton one summer and did further work at College of the Pacific at Stockton, California, another summer. He and his wife, Odessa, were married December 26, 1946, at Azwell, Washington. Mr. Youngberg teaches all instruments, but especially likes the paino and baritone horn. One of his special interests is attending summer music camps of which he has attended four. His hobbies include hiking, traveling, and taking colored slides. While in Leavenworth, Mr. Youngberg has been active in the community in addition to teaching the Senior, Junior, and Beginning Bands, the Senior, Junior, and Jr. High Choruses, and training and accompaning soloists and ensembles. He is the organist and choir director of the Methodist Church. He is active in the Lions Club and started the Leavenworth Twirling Camp which is sponsored by the Lions Club. He help- ed organize the North Central Music District and was president for two years. In 1952, Mr. Youngberg received the Civic Service Award of the Eagles for his contribution to the community. In X954 he was honored in The School Musician , the official magazine of the American School Band Director's Association, in a monthly feature, They are making America Musical . The Lecapi staff would also like to commend the Leavenworth Winter Sports Club for bringing and organizing the National Ski Jumping Championships, which brought recognition to our community. FUREWORD We would like to think all the teachers, students, and business men and women that have contributed their time effort to make this edition a success. We want to express our appreciation, for without their help this wolrld have been impossible. If, in reading this book, you recall some of the happy times you have had at L.H.S . then our purpose in publishing this annual has been fulfilled. T HE STAFF FACULTY M C Strauss C C Scofreld Xxx. Superrntendent Prrncrpal FACULTY FRONT ROW Brad Wrllrams SPONSORS Freshman Class TEACHES Shop Mechan1calDraw1ng General Math W F Rembold SPONSORS Senror Class Span1shClub Camera Club PYOJSCIIOD Club TEACHES Spanlsh Algebra Geometry Chemlstry Physlcs C C Scofreld Pnncrpal SPONSORS Lecapr Student Councrl B111 Sauve SPONSORS Boys Club TEACHES Englrsh Remed1alRead1ng Florence Schnackel SPONSORS GAA, Iunror Class TEAC!-IES Hrstory PE Dr1versTra1n1ng Joy Ashton SPONSORS Dramaucs TEACI-IES Englrsh Art Ruth Ferguson SPONSORS Jr Red Cross 7th Grade TEACHES Engllsh Geography Phylhs Robertson SPONSORS Vorce Sophomore Class TEACHES Bookkeeprng Typxng Betty West SPONSORS Patrol 8th Gr de TEACHES Englrsh l-l1storyP E V1Ig1I113W1111aYflS SPONSORS Grrls Club Sophomore Class TEACHES Home Ec Famr1yRelat1ons Elmo Furseth SPONSORS Football, 8th grade TEACHES P E Math Scrence Llncoln MacPherson SPONSORS 7th Grade Tumblmg Track TEACHES Arrthmetrc Geography Brology hm Doherty SPONSORS Sophomore Class Basketball TEACHES P E Socrology Economrcs Hrstory Matt Strauss Supenntendent Robert Cushman SPONSORS Iumor Class TEACHES Englrsh Truman Youngberg SPONSORS Senror Class TEACHES Band Chorus Twlrlrng -' R I ll 5 '. 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L Club 4, Football I-4, Basketball 2.3, Track 3, Baseball I, Ht. 5' 81!2 , Eyes Brown, Hair Black, Future College HM MONESMITH -I' W. 1- ROSE ALYCE MCGAHUEY Class Sec. I-4, Pep Club Pres. 3, G. A.A. Treas. 3, Girls' Club Cabinet 4, Jr. Play, Cheerleader I,2,4, Homecoming Princess I, Princess Leavenworth 4. WE BUILD WH I C H .,5-., -'JQEU . 5 --:Al 32 inf:-ff JJ 3--r 4 -TW CLARENCE OSTELLA Class President 4, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. Music Cabinet 3, Council Rep. 4, Skiing 1-4, Football 4, Jr. 81 Sr. Plays, Baseball 2-4, King Oscar 3, Operetta 4, Band I-4. BY C THE LADDER sf Class Treasurer 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 4, L Club Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Football 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Senior Play, Ht. 5'9 , Eyes Blue, Hair Brown, Boys' Club I-4. WE RISE -J ': ' JUDY CLARK Class Vice Pres . 4, Sec . 1, Pres. 2, Pep Club Vice Pres. 4Ir. SL Sr. Plays, Lecapi4, Ski Princess, 4, Librarian 3, G . A . A . 3, Spanish Club 4, Pep Club 3,4. DORIS COUCH Class Council Rep. 4, Drama Club I-4, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pep Club Treasurer 4, Jr. all Sr. Plays, U. N. Essay3, Salutatorian, Service Award Journalism 3, Chorus 2,3. 3- ROY LEE PA RTON Class Pres. I, Council Rep. 2, Treasurer 3, Student Body Pres. 4, Football 2-4, Basketball 34, Base- ball l-4, lr. gc Sr. Plays, Ht. 5'9 Eyes: Brown, I-lair: Brown. TROY MYERS Drama Club 2-4, Boys' Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, Pres. 4, Lecapi 4, Council 4, Jr. 8g Sr. Plays, Class Vice Pres. 2, Music Cabinet 4, Boys' State 3, Spanish Club 3,4. SHERRY SPEER . tx i! Valedictorian, Ski Princess 4, Class l W Pres. 3, Vice Pres. I, Girls' Club ,J Pres. 4, Sec. 3, Jr. 8LSr. Play, ' Vice Pres. Music Cabinet 2-4. J' ,,f' -nl SHARON COFFEE Ski Queen 4, Homecoming Prin- cess 3, Drama Club Pres. 2, Class Treas. t, Operetta 4, Jr. SL Sr. Play, Pres. Music Cabinet 4, Vice Pres. Pep Club 3, Nonette 3-4, Chorus . FRANK MOTTLER Boys' State 3, Treas. Boys' Club 4, Princess's Escort 4, Operetta 4, Manager Basketball 1, Football 4, Class Pres. 2, Council 3, Music Cabinet, Jr. 81 Sr. Play. IRENE WEBB Pep Club I-4, Sec. 3, Drama Club l-4, Vice Pres. 4, Jr. 8a Sr. Play, Operetta 4, Drama Spe- cial Award 3, Likes Peo- ple, Sports, Ht. 5'6'. 5 fjf' ,IZ 4 00' 1. EDYTH HENDRICKSON Operetta 4, Band I-4, Treas. Stu- dent Body 4, Pres. G.A.A. 4, lr. 8tSr. Plays, 4Yr. B Average, Treas. G.A.A. 2, Treas. Pep Club 3, Chorus 3-4, Nonette 3-4, Prom Queen 4. BILL BOXING Boys' Club I , 2, Tumbling 3, Span- ish Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Con- cession fxlgr. 4, 4 Yr. B Aver- age, Lecapi 4, Math Awardg, L Club. SHARON DeGROOT Band I-4, Projection Club 2, 3, Drama Club I , 2, 4 Yr. B Average, Perfect Atten- dence 2,3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Treas. 3, G.A.A. I-4, Pep Club 1-4, Math Award 3, Glee Club 3. wr' .,-I i 11' DEE KING Band 1-4, Chorus 2-4, Homecoming Princess 4, Ski Royalty Alternate 4, Sr. Play, 4Yr. B Average, Nonette 4, Pep Club I- 3. Spanish Club 4, Ht. 4' II If2 Hair: Brown, Ey6S: Hazel. N-.W-of- 'J DAL HOPE Future Farmers of America, Basket- ball 1-3, Jr. Play 3, Variety Show 2, Class Sec. I, Ambition: Horse Trainer, Ht. 5'ro Wt. I6O, Eyes: Blue, Hair: Brown. ERNESTEEN GADDIS Future Homemakers ofAmerica I- 3, Science Club 2, Band I, Journal reporter, Basketball I-2, Library Club I-4, Jr. Play, Brown Hair, Blue eyes, Ht. 5'5 , Ambition: Marriage. vi! 4, N L ZOLA LEAPORD Band I,2,4, Girls' Club I-4, Jr. Play, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 4, 4 Yr. B Average, Voice 3,4, Lib- rary 4, Glee Club 2, Hair: Lt. Brown, Eyes: Blue, Wt. 114, Ht. 5'2 . BILL BRADSHAW Projection Club, Boys' Club 4, Likes: Hunt- ing Hr. 6'5 . Hams:- own, Eyes:Brown, Am- - bition Aeronautics, Hobby: Ancient Cars Boys' Glee 4, Operetta 4. 'bg -Z WAYNE SALLEY Chorus 2,3,4, Senior Play, Boys' Club 3,4, Eyes: Brown, Hair: Lt. Brown, Ht. 6'I ,-Ambition: Marr- iage, Occupational Choice: Navy Career . --gl -unf' 'U' LEE BAKER X ad -'L' .a nik!! Blue, Hair: Brown .il BARBARA ELLIS Band 1-4, Majorette 1- 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Girls' Club 1-4, Glee Club 1- 4, Drama Club 1,2, Perfect Attendence 2-4, Drum Majorette 4, G. A.A. Treasurer 1. TOM VanGELDER Football 1814, Basketball 2-4, Baseball 2-4, Sr. Play, Boys' Glee 4, Boys' Club 4, Athletic Club 4, Projection Club, Operetta 4. -fi .Z Projection Club, Jr 81 Sr. Plays, Likes: Art Food, Ambition: Artist Ht. 5'8 Wt. 150, Eyes X'-1 ax- f J sv- CAROL PORTER Ht. 5'3' Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown, nothing. Occupational Choice: Secretary, Likes: Everything, Dislikes, BOB HAUGH Manager: Football I-4, Basket- ball i-4g Baseball 4, Athletic Club, .9 to- Q 'Ds 6 X . DONNA GADDIS Future Homemakers of America I-3, Halloween Queen 1, Queen of Hearts 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Ir. 81 Sr. Play, Library Club I. MERWYN PLISS Baseball 3,4, Basketball Football 1, Ht. 5'11 Eyes: Hair: Brown. if -.-1 -1 Letterman's Club, Hair: Brown, Eyes: Brown, Ht. 5'I . SHIRLEY STEGEMAN Girls Club I-4, Glee Club 3-4, 5'3 Occupational Choice: Nurses Aid. Hair: Lt. Brown, Eyes: Brown, Ht. 23.4, Green, RHEETA PLISS Girls Club I-4, G.A.A. I, Sr. Play, Office Girl, Ht. 5'2 Hair: Br0Wf1 Eyes: Green, Ambition: To work awhile, then get married. It .ax , v 4 2 aj' 'i..-Q, K ...4 'F . , X. 14 'ig . It .I r 'l A , Q .af rf 1 I , f- of' , A-1 '5 1 1 3 w .W x 9 X uv K V OC , .A . '? .-gf 4, . '. 133- Y t 7 . I sa ffl .14 'X ff' J! If I .v Rf' i SENIOR HISTORY A page in history was made when, in the fall in 1943, the Class of 1955 began its long climb up the ladder of education. Of those starting school at Leavenworth, only I2 out of the original class, Edyth Hendrickson, Bill Bradshaw, Doris Couch, Bill Boning, Merwyn Pliss, Richard English, Clarence Ostella, Shirley Stegeman, Iean Wisemore, Frank Motteler, Roy Parton, and Barbara Ellis, remained to graduate with the Class of 55. During the next8 years, eleven new members were acquired: Irene Webb, Sharon, Coffee, Sherry Speer, Lee Baker, Rheeta Pliss, Sharon DeGroot, Zola Leapard, Jim Monesmith, Ro- land Wisemore, Carol Porter, and Bob Haugh. Dee King, Carol Porter, Rose Alyce McGahuey, Troy Myers, and Irene Webb moved a- way only to return to graduate with us. Eighth grade graduation was a big day for us with the American Legion awards for Out- standing Girl and Boy going to Sherry Speer and Roy Parton. The next fall we were given the official welcome from the Seniors and were properly initiated . That year only one new member stayed to graduate with us: Tom VanGelder. The next year, as Sophomores, we could relax for we were no longer strangers to L.H.S . We sponsored the annual Freshman-Sophomore picnic at Recreation Park. Jack Mayfield was the only addition to the class that year. The time had finally comel We were now officially known as upperclassmen. Under the sponsorship of Miss Schnackel and Mr. Jones we gave the annual Prom and Banquet. The theme was South Pacific , with the Gym decorated dramatically with 5, 000 sq. feet of fish net, silver sea creatures, a painted mural, orchids, and a refreshment bar . Orchid leis were flown in from Hawaii to honor the king and queen. Dal Hope, Donna Gaddis, and Judy Clark became new members of the Class of 55. The fall of 1954 brought us back as Seniors. Our last year in high school was highlighted by many wonderful events, the first being Homecoming and our Senior play. Hillbilly Wed- din '. In the spring we were honored at the Junior-Senior banquet and prom in the festive mood of Gay Paree. Datmting superstition, on Friday, May 13, we courageous Seniors took our Senior Sneak to Lake Wilderness. Bacculureate and Commencement climaxed the achievement of our 12 years of study. Following the graduation exercises, the Seniors and their friends were honored at a pany given by the organizations of the community. As we leave the peaceful harbors of L.H.S. , we look back upon our fond memories, with the hope that those who follow us will have a clear, vivid picture of their experiences. A fi-'jg S' X 1 'h la y .. 'Y' Aa'-V t , ' x .,1,, vf ,vb 1 ' . I '- 1 - -l V' l '. W 3 A, .L Y -Ian...--.... x .I .Pt Y' . as I 3 , -aa, wa, o s-...Bl y gc.. C' is CLASSES Q ' -up-v 4 - - ..- .--an ' K .all -lv f' f, lll 161 v I I' ' f f' S ' S N- Q IHHIHIIHIH ,gi f vl lx 'l Tx d 1. 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Brownlow, B. Kable, P. Honeyset, D. Ward. C. Hougham, M. Nitschke, C. Hinthome, M.. Long, C. Pliss, C. Minks. ,, 4 .-. -z-. , 4, ww- ia FOOTBALL . r q , Q, 79 ' 1:1 M ' .Q ft ---f' ,n-:. if lu. ' .,.,.,-1-Q TOP ROW: R. Mair, D. Brender, L. Lepper, L. Shearer, L. Tucker, C. l-Iinthorne, D. Kenaston, B. Kable, F. Fletcher, F. Ward, D. Gildersleeve, B. Stroup, L. Southwick, M. Hatmaker, W. Seiler, G. Maddux, B. Schattenkerk, R. Seaman, D. Knowlton, G. Darlington, M. Gillispie, R. McMahon, J. Nuesse, I. Brennan, R. Stroup, K. Buckingham, D. Brownlow, D. Zachow. BASKETBALL TOP ROW: G. Jones, F. Fletcher, S. Harrison, L. Southwick, G. Maddux, D. Knowlton, R Stroup, B. Stroup, B. Kable, R. Hinthome, R. McMahon, D. Brownlow, Mr. Furseth, J. Ward M. Hatmaker, L. Shearer, C. Hinthorne, H. Hogg, B. Wisemore, G. Darlington, D. Zachow J. Ihar, B. Schattenkerk, J. Brennan, D. Kanaston, G. Sauer, B. King, L. Tucker. xv 1-2 'A .- gf E X .. 731- f 1? TQH y,.'X,, ? ++-3354. ' 'iw 'X fix ' Ugg? 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Department Heads: Sharon Coffee, Troy fy SQQBI, ' Sher ' ar was to he Lecapf Staff mrs ye arbfiok. 1 X s f The goal of t ' e and different ye dnce a nnxdn ours to fudge. pro ' efforts is y The succe Edrto ss of ther: f hrs year s Votce w as enyoyabfe readxng, constdertng, the rnexper fence of both the staff and therr adyfsor The staff was Karger at the frrst of the year but due to confhcung schednfes man students had to drop T hus the Tack of members and ex ertence combtned to ma e the rob of pubhshfn the Vorce tncreasxngTy 1 x cnft However e sta oyerc ame many o these o stacfes and pn rshe efd t e Vorce we r Pat The goyernxng body of L ns nncnoned actwefy feadershxp o a Gaddrs Moore under the year D0nn Whltehah and Soyce sa, if o Parton thxs Tn addrtton to the ns uaT protects they re vxsed the ffhgh Sch o of Constrtntron set np reqnrrements for serytce prns for conncrf mem bers and organ mzed the funtor Red Cross OTXCS Treas R Parton Pres S L Ward T M ers ter h bpeer E fdendr1.cksOn ST ANDTNG S Larson West Su Speer G Cus SEATED n R McG ahuey S Etabrook S Ferref T MacD0nafd K 'f Wogenso Sec K s D Couch Ev V P A Parson Mayfxefd S Babbxt C Osteha S Not prctnred S Thompson ,LV 1 Q T s 1 - ' J . . 4 ' - 'Q ' ' ' T Y , 1 P D b R 5- I .' 1 .. I g. . M yi QA I ,, M dff - 'n 1 . ' , th ff ' f b bf' d h ' y. 'I A Q , .y Q , s 3. 1 Q R y y h ' .n : , 't I I ' t T -1 gl . -Y 9 f. - - -. h - 44 524 Q ' , I v ' - ' - - A . - ' , .1 . , .3F. , . .3 .. , .3 . l , . ' 1 . , . , . y I HOMECOMING 3 :fi , ,J 3 J I FF' L-Qc, ,Q S r W o l-in it , A Y f P' , : .5f'1 lei, . ' A fe ':ws.'e1iq,N-+52 ' STANDING: Butch Waters, Duane Houston, Roy Parton, Bruce Maddux, Bill Poner. SITTING: Ianae Parker, Dee King, Donna Gaddis, Kay West, Iudy West. Queen Donna Gaddis and her court reigned royally over the l954 Homecoming events on October l5. Her attendants were Senior Princess Dee King, Junior Princess Kay West, Soph- omore Princess Janae Parker, and Freshman Princess Judy West. Festivities began with a pep rally and a parade through the town followed by the Homecoming football game with Manson. ln the evening the seniors were the sponsors ofan open house a program honor - ing l935 and l945 Leavenworth High alumni, the coronation, and the Fourth Annual Homecoming Dance. ly' 'KP' -s . sg, if - 91 ' L -'Sf t ' 2' , 'A' tti 'iz . Q A I .J-s X. ' f gf ' 45 'H 19 ei. l T Y Z Z C L C, I ,. 'f ., , ,R . E y .41 f . ,,, '., .--UG ,-hs V, ,.-1 , ,.- ' ' e ,Y STANDING: Waters, Furseth, MacDonald, Emig, Davis, Fletcher, Parton, Ward, Strasbough, Hale, Mayfield, Doherty, Pendleton SEATED: Avey, VanGelder, Monesmith, Maddux, Pliss, Motte1er,Dyment, Thompson, Haugh, Brennan, Dye, Ostella, West. N... X., I vgj OPPO NE NT Grand Coulee Brewster Twlsp Chelan Manson Cashmere Quincy EI. -J- -I-... N.. Fai 1 - . , .' ' A , -V l 'rs - 5 1 l Irene Webb T rn VanGelder Lee Baker Clarence Ostella Iudv Clark Dons Couch Trov Myers Wayne Salley Sharon Coffee Sherry Speer Edvth Hendrrckson Roy Parton Rua Pllss Irm Monesmlth Jack Mayfleld Donna G8dd1S Hrllbrlly Weddln was the name of thet thar play this yar s Seniors done put on lt done ran for two nights November I9 and 20 All the folks In these hyar parts come for thus shlndrgh and It were a right whopprn rootrn tootnn success f mm MNA NIM On the eve of September IO l954 52 quaklng Frosh entered the por tals of L H S to be properly mrtlated by the Girls Club Garbed In approprnate dress for thelr lowly rank these green Freshmen made a pathetic sight rn their gunnysacks wlth nylons rolled to knees odd shoes vegetable necklaces and unmatched earrings After performlng various stunts the Freshmen were auctioned off followed by an evening of dancmg Thus the future Class of 58 became an offrcral member of L H f A ug, . A - In V 5- ' . 0 I y f , 1 A ' , Y ' ' ll ' ' ' Ill ' I ' . I I ' C l fm' rl 5 ' C' Q, f Q. .ffl F if I :HV ' -5 f 'fi L f 4 , p X , X V-X I 'M i get 1 . 1. I . ' ll . I I l I I . I, I . I . I I I 1 . I f I ' ll ll ' ' ' 1 . . S. S Xi iq., 'rv- Q 4 5 hcl -NJN .gk lityhu vii X g Swifter and swiffer grows my flight N X The dork pines ease The unending white -MacDonald- 25 T T A mills ,4 -n6 ' , 1 it A R . 'A 1 ff' , X f ' I: Qi, H , few -, . 1 P-. x- r ' 571 , , - 5 'H A152135 . 193-.-:gs :W 1'3fl'!:qE . A 5, -. 2-rf Je,1..uf - wh I 4 .df 51' gf 5, fgygfg fm Srlxggggfakplc n n Y ' ' . UJSI ,zip 5 - V Inez McGahuey, Karen Estabrook, Sharon Coffee, Sherry Speer we usanta BY 1 4' ' , 1' 5 f ff be , 0 -A f ai . fp ,. . . 6. A YA' - J V,1' -. m - L. If -47 ' A f f Q 4,f 1 X 'Tu' if 'l ls J I. McGahuey, Sec., M. Wogenson, Council Repg A. l, I A X., '- A ' Ellis, Treas.g I. Webb, Vice Pres.g Miss Ashton, Adv- ' f Janae Parker isorg D. Couch, Pres. Sandra Ferrel SITTING: E. Hendrickson, B. Marsh, K. Estabrook, F. Jones, S. Speer, G. Strassner, I. Webb, K. West STANDING: L. Baker, N. Kuch, B. Bradshaw, N. Harrison, T. McDonald, T. VanGe1der, A. Parsons, B. Maddux, D. Strausbaugh, S. Coffee, S. Fletcher, T. Myers, F. Monler, C. Ostella, W. Salley, S. Pendleton 1 E R E 'Lf-1 L.....L 4 4' -K T A .C -. S A- .- -- s . 4 F 51 114 . C 1 M A R I A N N E ATHLETIC T. MacDonald, Treas.g J. Mayfield, V. Pres.: J. F. Motteler, Treas.g D. Bates, V. Pres.g T. Myers, Monesmith, Pres.: Avey, Sec.g Thompson, Council Pres.g T. MacDonald, Sec.g B. Former, Council Rep. RSP- FRONT ROW: Roger Knowlton Jim George BACK ROW: Bill Guy Leroy 'King Danny Southwick SMOKER SNAPS Qffzgfw, A I ,I Connie Wilcox The Athletic Club againsponsored theirannual Smoker to raise money for the athletic fund. lt was held on March l8 and featured boxing, wrestling, and tumbling. Moses Lake brought a wrestling squad and a trampoline act, which .was of special interest. ,- . if 2 1 27 l A gm 11 Name Total Pol nts Bruce Maddux Roy Parton Merwyn Plnss Terry MacDonald Fred Stebbms Leonard Davls Larry Ward Don Bates Bob Avey Name Per Game Average Bruce Maddux ll .5 Roy Parton 6.9 Merwyn Pliss 6.3 Terry MacDonald 3.8 Fred Stebbins 3.5 Leonard Davis 2.3 Larry Ward 3.0 Don Bates 4.8 Bob Avey 2 .4 Team Total Points Per Game Average 842 42 . I OPPONENT Skykomlsh Dryden Chelan Cashmere Manson Cashmere Creston Pateros Wenatchee Entlat Chelan Watervi I le Peshasti n Manson Dryden E ntiat Watervi I le Peshasti n - League Games County Tournament Peshastin Manson k 'k 56 62' 62' 48' 67 70 87 21 41 von ' , x 'Uh von, H U -- i -JCR, Jus. 4 KE' J N FRONT ROW: F. Stebbins, I.. Davis, T. MacDonald, R. Parton, D. Bates BACKROW: Mgr. J. Thompson, L. Ward, N! B. Maddux, M. Pliss, B. Avey, X., Mgr. B. Hauck, Coach Jim EW fu' DOl'16l'Iy. A 1 4-1 5 5 I n 2' Q au. BASKETBALL The Grizzlie squad won only a few games, but theywere a spirited and hard trying group that fought their hardest till the finish of the game to bring home a win for Leavenworth. At the end of the Basketball season the Grizzlies pushed hard to gain admission into the county tournament, and they again pushed hard after they had won entrance, but only to lose by a few points. In the game with Peshastin they lost by only 6 points: 21-I5, and again the in Manson game they lost by only a few points 48-51, but the strategy used in the two games were not only unique but also a bit comical to watch. 'X ggi 7 1' 6 1 B Z VanGe1der, G. Bur1ingame,N. Reese MIDDLE ROW: B. Dye, B. Former, B. Pulse, B. Por- ter, K. Hilderbrand BACK ROW: J. Cowley, R. Norman, S. Pendelton, R. VanBrock1in, F. Mott1er,Coach Walter Seiler. FRONT ROW: W. Hale, T. f X 1 'AS Wade Detillian, again per- formed on the L.H .S. ski team this year. Unfortunately,Wade wasn'table to enter many meets this year, but from all appear- ances he should distinguis him- selfin skiing during his remain- ing 3 years of high school. Wade has skied for most ofhis life , but is particularly inter- ested in iumping. Wade e n te r e d the Leaven- worth lnvitational 3-way, and won first place at the Spokane tournament. The only Senior on the high school ski team this year was Clarence Ostel la . Clarence has skied for 3 years and has always made a good showing for L.H.S. This year he placed 4th in iumping in the Leaven- worth lnvitational 3-way and 3rd in the meet. He placed 5th at the Squi l chuck PNSA Championships and 7th at the Wenatchee 4-waymeet. At the Spokane Invitational meet Clarence won 3rd in iumping. He also entered the State Invi- tational meet. , if A Jimmy Brennan, a Freshman, has shown genuine promise as future winner for L.H.S. Jimmy also took many honors this year . Hewon lstinthe L.H.S. lnvita- tional meet iniumping and won 6th in the meet. At the PNSA Championships he took 5th in iumping and at the Wenatchee 4-way, 2nd in iumping. The Spokane Tournament sent him home with 2nd in iumping. He won 2 firsts in iumping, both at theall citymeet and Wash- ington State Championships, where he also took 7th in the 3-way. He came in 33 at the Beta Cup and 8th at the PNSA 2 Ned Kuch, aJunior, has I year in which to continue his good record at the tourna- ments . He won 4th in slalom at the L . H . S. Invitational 3-way and entered the Wenat- chee High School 4-way meet. In the Beta Cup meet he took 57th place and All city, won 7th. J efisf y N- 'ea Slalom. 'ae fri.. i Jimmie Hodgen, the 3rd Freshman of the team, is another prospect for future w i n ni ng performances. At the Leaven- worth Invitational meet he took 2nd in iumping, 6th in slalom, Toth in cross country, and 5th place in the meet. He also entered the PNSA Championships, the State lnvitational meet, and the Wenat- chee 4-way meet. I B. Cottman, N. Kuch, I. Hodgen, C. Ostella, W. Derillian, I. Brennan, D. Brown. The ski team this year ofhigh school bo s was sponsored by the Leavenworth Winter Sports Club. The boys are members of the Junior Ski Club. The five boys didn't participate as a team very often. They enteredthree meetsand took second place in the Leavenworth High School Invitational 3-way meet, fourth place in the Wenatchee High School 4-way meet and eleventh place in the Betta Cup meet. Most of the boys entered different meets as individuals. They did very good in their meets. Jimmy Brennen is the only boy on the team that earned a letter this year. Although the other boys tried, they didn't place enough times to qualify them for a letter. Ben Cottman and Duane Brown were their coaches. They worked with the boys quite often and took them on some of their ski trips. The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club was responsible for bringing the National Ski Jumping Championships to Leavenworth in 1955. This event took the place of the annual Ski Jumping Tournament they hold each year in Leavenworth. There were top skiers from all over the United States and Canada. It drew a record crowd of approximately 7,000 people. The boys from the team, along with many others, were packed on the hill for this event. Since the Nationals took the place of the annual Ski Tournament in Leavenworth, the Ski Roy- alty, instead of representing the local tournament, were chosen to represent the Nationals, this year. They were Senior girs picked b a committee made up of three men from town. The girls were chosen from a group of eight girils. The royalty were: Queen Sharon Coffee, Prince sses Sherry Speer and Judy Clark and an alternate, Dee King. X N Q-we-'-e t:1. 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' . 5-Q., I v ' ' '-1 if - '. ,. ., X . 33 ' . 9 'A Q. ui.. 'I 'ax 1 . X Spring stealthily crept in Over Prounfoin and dell To cczpwre all ln her magic spell. -Speer- v 1 , , I I 5 ' X' . FRONT ROW: Sandy Eerrel, Council Rep.: Anne Ellis , Treas.g Greselda Strassner, V. Pres., Sherry Speer, Pres.g Inez McGahuey, Sec., Karen Sue Estabrook, Zola Leapard. BACK ROW: Mrs. Williams, Sponsorg Pat Whitehall, Sharon Coffee, Rose Alyce McGahuey, Kay West, Fay Jones, Edyth Hendrickson. mais aus Freshman Initiation was the firsi' event of the new school year for the L.H.S. Girls' Club. With the help of the Seniors, the Frosh were riotiously put through their stunts. The Girls' Club held a very lovely tea in honor of their mothers in the Spring, with Valentines as the theme. A small corsage was given to each mother upon her arrival at school. After a short program, the mothers were served refreshments in the Home Economics room. This year because of the bond issue on the swimming Pool, the President of the Girls' Club, Sherry Speer, and the President of the Boys' Club, Troy Myers, held a debate in front of the Student Body, presenting the facts for and against the issue. After the debate, the discussion was open to the Student Body. A new practice was started this year by the Girls' Club.. Each week an out-standing girl from the high school was named as Girl of the Week . The end to a very successful year came in May when delegates attended the annual tea in Entiat. CLUB L. to R: Cheerleaders: F. Jones, t 5 S. Speer, J. Wisemore, J. West, K. Estabrook, I. McGahuey, S. Fer- s J. Hodgen, Z.. Webb, P. Hender- l son, G. Strassner, B. Hill, S. Br- own, Pres.g E. Dyment, D. Couch, D Whitehall, S. Zachow, M. Koehler, K. West, L. Schulson, D. Steele, A. Ellis, K. Wyant, A. Parsons, Leapard, D. King, S. Larson. Sec.g R. McGahuey, Council Rep.: rel, V. Sweat, J. Clark, V. Pres.: Treas.g S. Speer, M. Custer, P. I. Parker, S. Bon. I. Moore, M. Massie, B. Ellis, S. DeGroot, Z. Rmcfss . , -is P 4- 7 , rf' wks.. .il 0 fu.-.. N ROSE ALYCE Rose Alyce McGahuey represented the community os Princess Leaven- worth this yeor. She was honored by being chosen to give a speech at the Princesses' Banquet. Her escort was Frank Motteler. In the Grand Parade, Leovenworth's float won 4th place in the Community Division. YELL LEADERS I A' 'Q Suzann Speer - Rose Alyce McGahuey - Fay Jones SWEETHEART SUZANN Suzann Speer was chosen Sweetheart by the Boys' Club for their spring dance. Terry MacDonald was her escort. ff 3 f V U I 'df nj 1 Va ff'F'-Vi r - FIRST ROW: J. Brennen, J. Monesmith, I. Hod- gen, S. Emig, Mgr. B. Haugh SECOND ROW: F. Stebbins, R. Parton, T. MacDonald, C. Os- tella, T. VanGelder, B. Porter, S. Pendelton THIRDROW:CoachSilver, R. Norman, L. Davis, F. Mottler, M. Pliss, J. Sch- atrenkirk, W. Hale. Despite the late snow-fall that hindered and cut short valuable practices of the Grizzlies, they were highly respected by their opponents. Retuming letterman and star pitcher for the Grizzlies was Senior Roy Parton who was accredited with four wins. Coach Siler instilled into the I8 boys that turned out for the baseball squad, confidence and ex- perience which added greatly to the outcome of the Grizzlies scoring or runs tally. The greatest asset the Grizzlie baseball squad had was their spirit, which kept them hustling and trying until the last ball was tossed. Tom VanGelder Ii!! Merwyn Pliss 1 ' f- 1 fl' fn fy 'fs 9 'i V U - E ik.. ' League Games L OPPONENT Cashmere 7 IO Dryden IO 7 Peshastin 5' 3 Emiat 6' 7 Peshastin 6' O Wenatchee B 7 4 Dryden O' II Entiat IO' Southern Division Play Off 2 Erltiat Il Roy Parton 3 O . I w I 7 K i' Q I v . , ' 1 r - M. - . ,..,2..Y'. . t I' , Y 1, we-.' , ghvyzjxs , V. . . , ,L4?l:4j:-t- , S 3s,M7 7TR1Q43'isA,- , V ., E, I if-vial 4, Visfm. WL, ,nf N, , s f 'w ij.v4v,,-Q.. M'-z'.4l1f503 I ff -fu? Ja 'JW' L Frank Mottler Clarence Ostella ,4,.35w.. .. 7 , ei.-S and . Larry Ward I The history of track at L.l-l.S. can be but a sketchy and not-too-accurate story. Track, as a sport, has not been actually recognized or organized as such until the last 8 or I0 years. Late snow and cold springs are not conducive to running and conditioning is very difficult. Nevertheless with these weather drawbacks the track squad of L.H.S. has always been with the toughest competitors. Currently running for L.H.S . and who have a bright track future are Bob Avey in the 440 and Larry Ward in the 880. xx ,- Q ,, P .S if Q ' FRONT ROW: Nile Reese, Bemie Housden, Leonard Lar- son, Gordon Burlingame, Bob Avey SECOND ROW: Manager Jim Thompson, Coach Linc MacPherson, Rog- er Knowlton, Gary Dyment, Larry Ward, Ned Kuch, Don Bates. Larry Ward. .... . . . 880 yd's run, high jump, low hurdles, relay Bob Avey .... . . . 440 yds dash, javelin, relay Ned Kuch .... ................... IT! 112 FUD Don Bates ..... ................ p ole vault Roger Knowlton .... . . . 22-yds. dash, low hurdles, relay , Nile Reece ......... ....... d iscus, relay E Gorden Burlingame .... .... 8 80 yds. run, mile Z Jim Thompson ..... .......... m anager v. V' A , Q ' ' . W is A ,MY gy V H 7 , IA r 2 .t g . ' l 'A N sa . - '-,-L Bob Avey Nile Reece Don Bates Roger Knowlton - y , DNR, A - ifygs 5 4- -'Ks-gg.- aw?-if 4 l LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Delzer, A. Parsons, R. McGahuey, E. Hendrickson, S. Speer, K. Estabrook, F. Jones, I. McGahuey, S. Coffee. Kay West and Bcrboro Ellis f , g SOLUISTS SherrY Speer ' 3 I - I 1 ' f .. ' ' 1v'fi gr. pk ,K 'A f ' i , , X . , ,r I . 'I W Inez McGohuey 3 Sharon Coffee CHORUS FRONT ROW: Mr. Youngberg, S. Bon, C. Kriwald, S. Speer, J. West, I. Hodgen, A. Parsons, E. Hendrickson, D. King, S. Larson, K. Wyant, I. McGahuey, S. Coffee, I. Jones, G. Strsner, K. Estabrook, C. Wilcox, D. Steele, M. Koehler SECOND ROW: J. Wisemore, K. Webb, D. Couch, A. Guy, M. Massie, C. Baird, A. Ellis, S.Zachow, V.Sweat, M.Wilson, P. Henderson, S.Stegeman, E. Mann, J. Moore, M. Schons, L. Schulson, N. Harrison, E. Lay, K. West BACK ROW: G. West, B. Guy, N. Kuch, T. VanGelder, B. Fortner, L. Bodvin, L. Johnson, W. Hale, T. MacDonald, B. Maddux, F. Mottler, W. Sally, B. Bradshaw, G. Custer. .J 1112541 1 U BH AV ERAGE va... ' Q ... , -QA as ja , , .X Q 1 if f - 2, ' ' ...hx Q ' . I . V' ,fr - x -- 5Q .T 0 T ' 'o 1 !jg - 'to 7 n p 11- It 1' , gas S -f ,R + N ' r A 5 - .- , a I ', A f , L s , . ,' , 4 2 . L : 1 u ' a ' fl, ' . .5 ' SQ p 1, 4 - ' . -' , ' i, f A A Q ,if . . , , -1- . ' f X. ,A 1, i YH , . , g 'Q- ' 1 4 1 lla- J A 5 I M? H,- Y I , x. 'fu . K A - i , FiRS'Y ROW: B. Boning, B. Maddox, F. Morrier, R. Parton, T. Brender, L. Bodvin, L. Marson, B. Fortner SECOND ROW1 S. Speer, C. Baird, D. King, G. Moore, S. Ciark, S. Scnuison, S. Larson, D. Conch, I. Par- ker, i. McGahucy T'riiRD ROWg S. Coffee, Z.. Leopard, E. Hendrickson, L. Nixon, S. Speer,i. Wesi, S.Z.ac- now, S. Bon FOURTH ROW: S. DeGroor,!. Sones, A. Parsons, C. Kauffman, D. Steeie, S. Brown, M. Koehier. L. to R: P. Grey, C. Kanffrnan,B. Hous- D . Rernboid, den, X Mr. Rernboid, Ad- visor, L. Baker, R. Henderson, L. Lar- son. HENRY L ro R- E. Dy Z. Leo L Whit- rnenr r pard X sf . rnire, N.i-iar- rison, derson, S. Fereii, M. Custer, G. Dariingmon, E. Gaddis. SiTTitiGz C. Baird. , .lf ,,- 3?- P. Hen- ' If U P ' A B ' A ig gt i ' 45 X ,M F A V A Jn 5 0 we WM .M A Y DE SPARATE AMBROSE This rootin' tootin' western is the story of Ambrose Groves fBruce Madduxj who finds himself stranded out in the middle of the desert in the townf?l of Deadman's Gulch with his friend Bert Miller fTerry Mac- Donaldj. He meets up with Nancy QAnn Parsons, and Anne fFay Jonesl, who with their colored maid Posie fSharon Brown, have come to take over the hotel. Beth fKay Westj has taken the girls under her watchful e e. Y Mrs. Sprool QGreselda Strasnerj with her daughter Lena Uoyce Moorej discover the sheriff fRoger Van Brocklinl with his side-kicks Hoot Owl Pete fGary Dymentj and his not too bright friend Stinkweed fLenard Larson, trying to frame Ambrose whom they have mistaken as Homer the Kid. It all ends out almost alright though, Posie finallygets Dan'l fNile Reesel the colored butler at the hotel to marry her, Ambrose catches the coroks, but he doesn't get the heroine. Bert loves Nancy and so Am- brose ends up with Anne. Under the direction of Miss Joy Ashton and assisted by Karen Estabrook the play proved to bea success in both performances. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The magic of Paris at nightl The Sidewalk cafesl The Eiffel Towerl All of these were to be found in the gym on May 14, for the Junior-Senior Prom, Gay Paree . King Frank Mottler and Queen Edyth Hen- drickson were crowned in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. il,3'5F'Fl9'f'ii' B 'l Ll'i..1a 'iii l' S-'W A - r 'T. 1 x Q 'Qmfimit-TZ' LL X i- -It 5 T--A mn .,. , 1 X 4Q - -l' Iplvvvi' X 'K Q. l T N' 9, er. .. ' 5 1 ......,.,.. V , 5 m ... ,,.,,,.,.., . ,. ,,,',, A f' 3, -A , vii 1 2 4 f.++.f-W, -' - ,gm 4 ff '4.,1..u , , Vxmm-wt :It-f.,S...1.,. ...1.., Mm., f My 1-A - , ,-:ff ' A ..,, 1 wy:,:25w5sez il, Scholastic flyr.j Speer Couch Boning Hendrickson Coffee DeGroot Clark King Mottler Parton Webb Maddux Jones Brown Nixon Parsons Strasner Southwick Baird Bon Kauffman Larson McGahuey Parker Wogensen Koehler Bodvin Brneder Fortner Marson Moore Schulson Speer Steele West Wyant Zachow Council Parton I ones Parsons Hendrickson Couch MacDonald West Larson Custer Babbitt Ferrel Fortner Thompson Speer Estabrook Myers Attendance Boning Bradshaw Pliss VanGe1der Coffee Ellis Hendrickson Wisemore Larson Maddux Brown Custer Estabrook Henderson lones Moore Strasner Fletcher George Shipman Southwick Stebbins Brownlow Ellis Ferrel Kauffman McG ahuey Bodvin Custer Fortner Hildebrand Housden Rembold West Moore Reddick Speer Tidwell Zachow H g Brownlow Buckingham D Darling Ellis Hinthorne King Buckingham Clark L Henderson Kerr Pliss Rayfield Maddux Blaskowski Brehrn NI Kin B Maddux D Schmidt Wisemore B andSH S Q Coffee DeGroot Ellis Hendrickson King Leopard NlcGahuey Ostella Speer Sh R Wisemore Brown Cowley Ellis, A . Guy Marsh Massie Wilcox Parsons Maddux Kuch Estabrook MCG ahuey, Telford Bodvin Emig Fortner Gu A Hi Housden Koehler Schulson Speer Steele West Wyant and fl H 3 Allen Babitt Bergeman Brownlow Darling A Darling E Ellis Gillespie Gray Hatmaker Hinthorne Honeysette Hougham Kable King Nladdux Nloit Piss Rayfield Southwick Strup Ward D Vocal Coffee Hendrickson King Xlottler Estabrook Nladdux NlacDonald Parsons Wilcox on Ellis A Larson l. McGahuey, I. Koehler Schulson Speer Steele West Wyant Twirling Ellis West, K. Speer Steele West, I. Wyant Drama fPinJ Speer Ellis Webb Schulson Ferrel Parker Wyant Estabrook Guard McGahuey . Speer Sli p Club McGahuey Strasner Dyrnent West I Couch Parsons Jones Speer McGahuey R Parker Schulson Estabrook Leopard Custer Brown Wes! Whitehall Cheerleaders Speer lones McGahuey Cheerleaders Rayfield l-latmaker Maddux Blaskowski King Scamahorn flil Royalty Gaddis King West, K. Parker West, l. Hendrickson Mottler McGahuey Coffee Clark Speer P.A. Webb DeGroot Larson Camera Couch Kauffman Henderson Fortner Prolector Larson Kauffman Rembold Baker Henderson Hildibrand Housden Van Brooklin CE Clark Speer Coffee Couch Myers Webb Service Baird Library Speer Jr Red Cross Stegeman Shop Gaddis E Library E is B Ba n Couch Camera Kauffman Camera Larson Prolector Kauffman Projector Webb P A DeGroot P A Larson P A Boning Att ec Haugh Ath Nlgr S L... Brenn , y' ' ' '11 B . . I ' , I. S . Ir. ih ' . . , - ' ' ' ' Pe ' - I . , I, Le a i ' , K. A . A ' ' l' . - .1 . . - - ' Speer Hinrhorne Ward. L- Hill Music 4 ' ' - ng .- to B . . ' -,-i ' ' V ? I A V - n n - ' ' ' .R . ' ' I. . ' - ' - . B - A - , 0 kliug L. H. S. BOOSTERS Leavenworth Variety Store lngebretson, Cary, and Young Leavenworth Echo Town talk and local news Leavenworth State Bank Congratulations to the class of '55 Leavenworth Garage 24 hour wrecker service Larson's Drug Meet me at Enic's Little's Mercantile Store Complete line of dry goods Mayfield's Mobile Mobile Gas and Mobile Oil Motteler's Yours for better service Martin's Shell Service On Stevens Pass highway Norris 8. Bowen Hardware Sporting Goods 8. general hardware Richfield Station Your Richfield dealer Ruth's Dress Shop Junior 8. Teen dresses River Terrace Cafe Biggest hamburgers in town Stroup Plumbing 8. Heating Your Westinghouse dealer Stemm Brothers Inc. Steel fabrication 8. general repair Shelton's Cafe Special Sunday dinners Tumwoter Cafe Home of fine foods 44 L H. S. BOOSTERS Talbot and Conway Your Sporting Goods Center Wenatchee Music Company Holton 8. Leblanc Instruments Brender's Body and Fender See Brender for the fender Cascade Drug ln business for your health Cascade Lumber Company Everything for the builder Cascade Sanitarium Congratulations to the '55 Lecapi Staff Chuck's Barber Shop It pays to look well Corner Supply Fuel, Feed, 8. Hardware Chet's Texico Service Cor lubrication, gas, 8. oil Cascade Motors Distributors of Standard Oil Cloke Florists 8. Greenhouses Flowers for all occasions Dena's Beauty Shop Hair cutting and styling Davis Jewelry Dedicated to honest 8. courteous service Elmer's Cash Grocery Quality foods, fruits, 8. vegetables Eston's Meat Market Service with a smile E Z Laundry Solve your laundry problems Gillespie Department Store Satisfaction Guaranteed 45 ff l L. H. s. Boosmzs ,lt Farrimond Electric 210 Sth Street, Leavenworth Honeysett Cleaners Sanitone Dry Cleaning Leavenworth Fruit Company Apples for Dental Health Wenatchee Bottling Works Drink Coca Cola Harrington's Fountain and Gift Home of the soft ice cream Cascade Dairy Fresh Milk 8. Cream Delivered Daily Yes Sir Garage Chevrolet Sales 8. Service Gate Way Shell Service at its best Burgess Chevron Station Your Independent Chevron Dealer N 45 3 1 1 3 ' J i N f' v I . ' 5 -4 1' ' 4. .gif t it V Q' 1 ,Cx S15 n nfs .-. X .V 4173 -guru!! A- I ,A T-:A F 3. ' I . ' A 5 4 4 , x 'L 3 512' '4 , n I f LA ' UW .f Y 4 SL lm I -Q . I lu -avi XLT: Q . qxq ' E 4 ,ix 'XY . 4 0 fi ' X Ex JL f up X I 5 qi. 45 Wir- V' I If , ir! I 1 x 1 JV ,ya wx 4 x , i J i I B 4