Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1949 volume:

1949 Lewis and Clark Tiger Lewis and Clark High School Spokane, lAJailiinyton ion Edited and Published ly Staff Iffjemleri from tin jear5 Cjraduatina (Liaiiei Advisers: LYD1A GODS, Art CARL G. MILLER, Editorial and Bosiness Tup view shows 1U7, home room of senior A ' s. Lower view brings out new Auditorium entrance. These hall scenes are nostalgic spots for Lewis and Clark students. They show the school ' s art collection in part. JPrincipai JL. Jparhev Principal since July, 1942 Vice Principal from 1928 to 1942 Social studies teacher from 1925 to 1928 Taught in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin, from 1922 to 1925 Graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1922 Page five Vice Principal since September, 1942; mathematics instructor from 1935 to 1942; principal and coach at Cutbank, Montana, 1930 to 1935; graduated from Carleton college with B.A. in 1928; received M.S. from University of Minnesota in 1935. Girls ' adviser since September, 1947; mathematics instructor from September to October, 1942; entered WAVES in October, 1942; became a lieutenant senior grade,- mathematics teacher again, from 1946 to 1947; graduated from the University of Washington in 1936. Page six Left 1— Five of the faculty boys enjoying leisure time during May day festivities. Left to right: Bill Taylor in his shirt sleeves, Charles Boten with glove in hand. Bill Donner, Art Leaning Post Frey, and Hal Jones. Left 2— Getting ready for another day ' s work are Andy Anderson, Clarence Miller, Art Frey, Hal Jones, and Irene Hunt. Left 3— Sitting on one of the hall radiators are Skip Louderback, Art Walther, and Max Schoening. Right I —Miss Elliott, office secretary, wearing a lei after her return from Hawaii. Irma Painter, study hall teacher, dialing somebody ' s telephone number. Right 2— On the auditorium stage look- ing over a musical score are Cece Enlow and C. Oliver Fuller. Right 3— By the teachers ' boxes preparing for a day ' s work are Gene Arger and Les Minord, science head. Page seven Committee meeting— Left to right: Fred Kramlich, Charles Baten, Dan Whitman, Les Minard, and Bill Dunlop. Faculty meeting— Clarence Miller, Doug Bab- cock, Bill Donner, Norman Perring, Bill Dunlop, Gerald Meckelson, Lydia Goos, Alonzo Wool- ard, Louis Livingston, Skip Louderback, Pearle Anderson, Fred Sartwell, and Charles Boten. Faculty meeting — In foreground: Rafael Fer- rer, Averil Fouts, Patricia Stanley ' cadet), Gracia White, Irene Hunt, Millie Williams cadet), Ann Cunningham. Committee meeting— Marian Pettis, Mabel Pope, Lydia Goos, Mary Hawkins, and Virginia Donke. Mr. Parker ' s specs ore visible in the upper left hand corner. Faculty meeting— There ' s Doug Babcock with his nose buried in a book; Bill Graham and Phil Baird; Lydia Goos, Pearle Anderson, and Rafael Ferrer are laughing,- while Mr. Orcutt looks forgotten. Faculty meeting— Mar jorie Jacobs, Frances Vecchio, Mabel Pope, Grace Nixon, Bernadine McClincy, Louise Bruning, Katherine Hunt. Page eight Left I— Christmas feeling was well captured in this play presented at the annual Christmas Con. Left to right: Bruce Connon, Joanne Anderson, Eugene Griffin, Shirley Reugh, Ken Johnson, Delores Castle, Dave LaRose. Left 2— Santa Claus become a reality to the children of the nursery school as members of the child development class made up as Sonfa, Marliss Giggler, and his helper, Pat Hoover. Left 3— We sure ' ' have a lot of books to take care of, and a lot of kids to take care of them. Seated: Nancy Atwater, Kay Trantow, Nancy Hirvas. Sondra Fern, Mary Peterson, Lorraine Demaray. Standing: Sharon Cluckey in parti, Noel Mhyre, JoAnn White, Mrs. McQuown, David Rathbum, Catherine Geddis, Joy McDonald, Pat Faubion. Right I —Taking pictures on the sports field, the photographer turned on the picture takers: Vernon Gooch i left i and Chuck Boykin, Tiger staff members. Right 2— Ti-Girl Plebes have to clean the office. Front to rear: Mary Lou Ferrer, Eve Nolan, Yvonne Nilson, Jean Scott, Elnora White. Right 3— Making an end table is what Robert Tollett, Orville Reinholt, Roger McLoughlin, and Roy Sumihiro are doing. Page nine Left 1— Miss Goos ' class in 302 working on water color paintings. Seated in middle: Nancy Betts. Standing: Virginia Haag, Dorothy Totushek, Beverly Racanelli. Left 2 — In 330, Mr. Canup ' s biology 1 students are learning to use the microscope. Immediate left is Joan Harris and across from her is Joyce Hinton. Henry Chester and Sally Kinsey ore in the center of the room. Left 3 — Here are Ann Marie Ayres and Karl Bock admiring posters made by Doris Dietrich. Left 4— Miss Morgan ' s ceramics class is intent on making pottery bowls. Shown are Elaine Shriver, Wilma Rielly, Ruth Bernhom, and Harriet Gadau. Right I — Combining discussion, research on term papers, and eating is a group of English 8 students shown with Miss Marian Pettis. Right 2— Larry Bunker and Patricia Byrne are interested in Miss Bruning ' s bulletin board. Right 3— Chem students. Boy with head half hidden is Ed Erickson. Next to him is Henry Glaze. Skip in left corner. Mary Leigh and Donna Jean Nelson ore the femme fatales in the class. Herbert Snoey, Nick McPhee, and Jay Roe are just watching the camera man. Right 4 — Home nursing class in 316 learns to make a bed while a patient is in it. Vivian Posten is the patient while Idonna O ' Bleniss does the work. Observing are Donna Loecher, Joanne Fergeson, June Moenck, Donna Porter, Jacqy Mclnnis, Jackie Knuth. I ' age ten CHARLES CONNELL LOIS WILLIAMS President Vice President lee Mcdowell karl bock venus holder Secretary Treasurer Fifth Executive I ' uge ehven ABBOTT, MYRNA MARIE Franklin Commercial Band, Letterman; Typing 70 Award; 9 B Class Party Treasurer,- Home Room Secretary, Vice President; Journal Representative U. of Idaho ABEY, JOAN BERNADINE Pine City High Languages Debate Club, Secretary; Debate Award; G. F. Council; Girls ' Glee Club W.S.C. AUGAIER, JACK ROY Wilson Science, Mathematics, Languages Lettermen ' s Club; Football; Track; Cross Country; B. F. Council; 1 1 A Vice President Oregon State ANDERSON, JOANNE ELIZABETH Wilson Languages, Mathematics Ti-Girls; Usherettes; Dramatics; Corridor Control, Home Room Fresident Stanford AYLWORTH, JAMES CHAPEL F) Reno High Mathematics, Science Senate Club; Track; Cross Country,- B. F. Council; Corridor Control; Chairman, A.S.B. Con Committee; 1 1 B Class President AYRES, ANN MARIE Wilson Languages Ti-Girls,- Usherettes, Vice President; Adelante,- Quill and Scroll; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff, 10 A Class Vice President; Fine Arts Club; Corridor Control; G. F. Council; Football Princess W.S.C. BAILEY JR., O. LEIGHTON Porter Military Academy Science Senate Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Football; Track; Con Control U. of Idaho BAKER, ELEANOR MARIE Libby Fine Arts Tennis Team,- Bowling Team; G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Band; Home Room Secretary; Library Representative; Art Exhibit, Second Prize Augsburg College and Seminary BANKS, BETTY RUTH Havermale Commercial, Home Economics F.H.A.; G. F. Council; Journal Representative; Corridor Control; Big Sister,- Typing 50 Award U. of Idaho BARKER, THOMAS RODGERS Wilson Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts Football, 2-year Letterman,- B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Con Control; Corridor Control; All City, Second String W.S.C. BELL, BEVERLY JEAN Lincoln Commercial Camera Club, Historian Reporter W.S.C. BERELSON, MARVIN ELLIOTT Roosevelt History, Fire Arts A.S.B. Council; B. F. Council,- Corridor Control; Con Control; Journal Representative,- Home Room President U. of W. EOCK, KARL FORD Hutton Art Fine Arts Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Track; Basebill; Corridor Control; Jr. Chamber of Commerce Essay Winner W.S.C. BREWSTER, JOHN ELMER Anacostie (Wash., D. C.) Industrial Arts BROWN, ROBERT LEE Moron | Seattle) Commercial B. F. Council, Corridor Control, Band BROWNE, CLAIRE JOSEPHINE Lincoln Commercial Sacred Heart School of Nursing CONNELL, CHARLES WILLIAM Wilson History, Mathematics Valedictorian; 12 A Class President, 10 B Class President; Classical Club; Camera Club; Journal Staff, Managing Editor; Jr. Press Club; First Place. Jr. Division T. B. Essay Contest Northwestern DEMARAY, LORRAINE MARLENE Wilson Home Economics Corridor Control, Captain; G. F. Council; Library Representative; Home Room President; Tennis Team; Swimming Team E.W.C.E. DeMONNIN, PAULA IRENE Irving History, Latin A.S.B. Council; Library Representative; Home Room Secretory, Health Room Attendant Whitworth ERWIN, MARGARET LOUISE Wilson Languages Interschool Relotions Committee; Adelante,- Usherettes; Ti-Girls; Thespian, Vice President; G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Typing 45 Award; Quill and Scroll; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff Colorado College FLATT, JAMES GORDON Libby Mathematics, Science Band; First Prize Math. Contest; Library Representative; Freedom Con Committee Whitworth fOSBERG, MARGERY ANN Lincoln History A.S.B. Council; Swimming,- Home Room Treosurer; Red Cross Committee Whitworth GOLDSTEIN, LOUISE YVONNE Wilson Heme Economics G. F. Council; Thespian; Starlighters; Girls ' Glee Club; Soloist, Chonito, Patterns in Tone ; Typing 50 Award; Tennis Team, Manager, 3-year Lettermon U. of W. GORHAM, DARLENE ROSE Lincoln Mathematics, Commercial Adelante,- Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; G. F. Council; Library Representative,- Badminton,- Tennis Team, Captain, Manager, 3-year Letterman,- Journal Representative DRISCOLL, PATRICIA ANN Irving Home Economics, Commercial Badminton,- Corridor Control; Typing 40 Award K.B.U. EMOTO, JEAN T. Lincoln Home Economics, Commercial Salutatorian,- Corridor Control; Typing 40 Award Kelsey-Boird GRAHAM JR., WILLIAM B. Hutton History, Mathematics Debate Team; Classical Club; A.S.B. Council Whitworth GUELL, DANICE CLOVITA Grant Commercial Ensemble,- A Cappella Choir,- Starlighters; Corridor Control HANKE, THOMAS DANIEL Jefferson Mathematics, History B. F. Council; Home Room President U. of Idaho HAYASHI, MIYOKO Lincoln Commercial, Home Economics Ti-Girls,- G. F. Council; Home Room Treasurer, Vice President Kelsey-Baird HOLDER, VENUS LAVERNE Roosevelt Science Ti-Girls; G. F. Council; Orchestra; Choir; Journal Representative U. of Colorado HOM, VIOLA ENOLA Grant Commercial G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Home Room President HUNT, LOIS FAY Wilson Music Thespian; D. U. K., Secretary; Band Letterman; Orchestra, Vice President; G. F. Council; Home Room President Pomona JOHNSON, DALE WILBUR Roosevelt Mathematics, Industrial Arts Adelante; Architectural Club; B. F. Council; Journal Representative; 10 A Class Treasurer; Home Room President Gonzaga KILGORE, DOROTHY LOU Columbia High Hunters, Wash.) Science «r- AH ; KADOYA, EVA Lincoln Home Economics KIRKLIN, MAX FREDRICK Libby Industrial Arts Football; Band; 12 B Class Fifth Executive,- Home Room Vice President Gonzaga KJOSE, DONNA LEE Hutton History Usherettes, President; Girls ' Golf, 2-year Letterman, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; G. F. Council; Lilac Lark Princess U. of Idaho LARSON, CLIFFORD ERIC Grant History B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; 1 I B Class Vice President; 10 A Class Sergeant-ot-Arms LENKE, WILBERT OTTO Grant Commercial K.B.U. LEVITCH, DAVID Wilson History Wizard of Oz ; Home Room Vice President, Lettermen ' s Club. Tennis Team, 2-year Letterman,- B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Quill and Scroll, President U. of W. LINDBERG, RUTHANN LUCILLE Lincoln Mathematics, Commercial Adelante; Tennis Team, Captain, 3-year Letterman,- Corridor Control, Captain; Big Sister; Typing 50 Award; 10 A Class Secretary; 1 1 B Class Treasurer,- 1 I A Class President U. of Oregon UOYD, JOAN MARILYN Llbby Commercial Ti Girls, Girls ' Glee Club; G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Typing 50 Award; 1 1 A Class Secretary; 1 2 B Con ; Home Room Vice President; Big Sister MacKAY, ARLIS IEA Irving Commercial Typing 45 Award MATSUI, AIKO Topaz High, Utah Commercial A. S B. Council; Corridor Control; Typing 45 Award Kelsey-Baird Mcdowell, morris lee Stadium High, Tacoma Mathematics Lettermen ' s Club; Basketball, B Squad; Baseball, I -year Letterman,- Con Control; B. F. Council; Home Room Secretary W.S.C. MILLER, LORNA DAWN Lincoln Music Quill and Scroll; Choir,- Chorus,- Girls ' Glee Club, Tiger Staff, Second Division, National Music Contest; G.A.A., Big Sister, Basketball; Baseball; Volleyball; Tumbling; Home Room Red Cross Committee, Chairman,- 10 B Con C.W.C.E., Ellensburg MINZEL, ARLES EDWIN Coeur d ' Alene High History MOENCK, THERESE JUNE Lincoln Home Economics Papyrus; Quill and Scroll; Swimming,- Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; Corridor Control; Library Representative; Papyrus Award; Health Room Attendant; Big Sister W.S.C. NOONEY, JOAN MARGUERITE Franklin Commercial Girls ' Glee Club,- A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Secretary OSTGREN, BARBARA RUTH Franklin Science, Latin, Mathematics Jr. Classical Club; A.S.B. Council; Classical Club, President; Ti-Girls,- Math. Club, President; Outdoor Club, President; Lilac Lark Princess; Home Room President Whitman PANAGOS, GEORGE EUTHIMIAS Athens, Greece Commercial K.B.U. MILLER, ROLAND BURTON Irving History Thespian; Outdoor Club, Cheerleader; Corridor Control; Emperor ' s New Clothes ; Journal Representative,- Home Room Secretary, 12 B Con W.S.C. MINICLIER, LLOYD BERT Franklin Industrial Arts Library Representative; Stage Manager; Engineers ' Club, Vice Presi dent PARSELL, ANN Wilson Languages Adelante, President, Usherettes; Ti-Girls, Vice President; Thespian- Classical; Outdoor Club; G. F. Council, President; Corridor Control, Captain; Choir; Girls ' Glee Club; Golf Team. Letter man,- Badminton Team U. of Oregon PERSONS, HARVEY TEDFORD Libby History, Industrial Arts Senate Club; Football; Basketball; Corridor Control W.S.C. PETERSON, JEANNE MARIE Roosevelt Music Entre Nous,- Journal Representative; Library Representative; Choir; G. F. Council W.S.C. STROPE, JOHN CHARLES Gonzaga Science, Industrial Arts Papyrus; Thespian,- Football Gonzaga Corridor Control Gonzaga PROELSS, LAURENCE JOHN Jefferson Industrial Arts Basketball; Baseball; B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Con Control; Corridor Control; 10 A Class President W.S.C. RENDLE JR., HARRY MILLAR Irving Mathematics Quill and Scroll; Journal, Circulation Manager, Choir,- Boys ' Glee Club; A.S.B. Council; Home Room, Vice President; Typing 40 Award Gonzaga SEAWARD, LARRY LEWIS Jefferson Mathematics, Industrial Arts Camera Club; Engineers ' Club SHIREY, JAMES AUSTIN Ysleta High History Football; Basketball, Letterman; B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room Vice President U. of Idaho SUMIHIRO, GEORGE SHOSO Heart Mountain, Wyoming Science Football; Boys ' Glee Club; 1 2 B Con TAKETA, ROSE AYAKO Cheney High Home Economics Library Representative Kelsey-Baird TARBERT, BERNIECE MARIAN Franklin Commercial Typing 50 Award W.S.C. TAYLOR, CAROL FRANCES Hutton Languages Adelonte,- Usherettes,- Thespian; President,- Ti-Girls, Drill Master, G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Typing 45 Award; Home Room Secretary U. of W. SLY, DOUGLAS KENNETH Whittier Mathematics Band; Orchestra,- Corridor Control Gonzaga STRONG, ROBERT STERLING Lincoln Mathematics A.S.B. Vice President; Senate Club; Football, 1-Year Letterman; Track, 3-Year Letterman; Boys ' Glee Club, President; 12 B Class Sergeant- at-Arms; Home Room Treasurer THOMPSON, PATRICIA ANNE Washington Commercial G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Swimming,- Ti-Girls; Home Room Vice President TOOLE, JAMES CONWAY Roosevelt Commercial Track; Cross Country; Typing 40 Award; Home Room President Gonzaga -IQUIST, ELMER IVAR JH| «A WILLIAMS, LOIS JEAN lce 2 Home Economics, History Council; A.S.B. Council; J V ' H F ' KA ' Ti Gir ' S; ' 2 A Cl ° V idor Control; Home President; G. F. Council, A.S.I 1 President - H Council; Lilac Lark Princess,- Bi f Idaho B A | Sister; I I A Executive Committe H A f Kahlor School of Nursing, ■ ■ Mi Rod-ester, Minn. Pa e seventeen Left 1—8:35 and the January class is shown in 107. Chuck Connell, president of the class, is standing by the bookcase. Left 2— Chuck Connell, managing editor of the Journal, is shown with Dave Levitch, ad- vertising manager. Left 3— Another view of the January class. Recognize any one? Left 4— Soloists in the Messiah were Claire Luenow, Leona Breakey, Ed Jacobson, and Howard Curtis. Journal Representative Marianne Green at the bottom. Right 1— Kathy Helwig, second semester advertising manager, and Joan Sacknitz, managing editor of the Journal are shown at the print shop. Right 2— Betty McClure was crowned football queen at the Goalpost Gallop. Shown ore Nick McPhee, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Ed Jocobson, Mary Leigh, Roger Keller, Betty McClure, Merle Nead, Ann Marie Ayres, and Curtis Bloomquist. Little Don Jones was crown bearer. Right 3— Showing the class will and prophecy to Class Adviser Perring are Peggy Erwin, Ann Marie Ayres. and June Moenck. Right 4— Hard at work are three girls on the first semester Tiger staff: Joyce Rapoport, Down Miller, and Eleanor Selle. Page eighteen BRUCE BAILEY President NANCY MORRISON Vice President RICHARD AGER BRUCE CANNON YVONNE NILSON Secretary Treasurer Fifth Executive Page nineteen ACHESON, THOMAS ALEXANDER Columbia High, Richland, Wash. Mathematics ADAMS, ROSEMARIE Libby Home Economics AGER, RICHARD WILLIAM Roosevelt Science, Mathematics Adelante, Senate, Secretary, Vice President; Lettermen ' s Club, Secretary, Treasurer; 10 B Class President; Basketball; Baseball; A. S B. Council; Con Control W.S.C. AITKEN, SHIRLEE Will Rogers High, Tulsa, Okla. History ALICE, MARY MAGDALENE Marycliff Science, Languages G. F. Council; Corridor Control Sacred Heart Nursing School ALLEN, DARRELL FREDERICK Franklin Mathematics, Science D.U.K.; Outdoor Club Stanford ANDERSON, HELEN LOUISE Columbia High, Richland, Wash. Social Studies Dramatics; G. F. Council; In Richland: Annual Staff; Business Manager of Paper K.B.U. ARTHUR, WALTER Libby Science V. ' .S C BACON, LOUISE Glasgow, Mont. Social Studies BAILEY, BRUCE ALBION Burbank High Social Studies Senate, President; Forum, Treasurer; Rifle Club, President,- 1 1 A Class President, Football; Oratorical Contest; Chairman, Con Control San Jose Junior College BAILEY, JOHN VERNON Ronan High. Ronan, Mont. Science Debate Club; Tri-Sci Club Northwestern BAKER, ARBY Libby Mathematics B Squad Football, 2 Years Montana State BALDWIN, ROBERT LEWIS Irving Mathematics, Science Outdoor Club; Lettermen ' s,- Football; B. F. Council BALL, GLADYS Walthill High School History BARTLETT, PATRICIA M. Roosevelt Music Thespian, Secretory; Starlighters, Debate, G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Dasidrian; Big Sister,- Typing 70 Award; Choir, Triple Trio BARTON, ROBERT Wilson History Fine Arts; Baseball; B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Choir Sacramento School of Art BAUER, RICHARD FRED Our Lady of Lourdes Science, History, Mathematics 10 A Home Room President; A.S.B. Council, Rifle Squad E.W.C.E. BEAR, LOIS JEAN Franklin Home Economics Home Economics Club; Journal Staff; Tiger Staff; G. F. Council, A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Band; Quill and Scroll W.S.C. BEASLEY, ROBERT WILLIAM Libby Mathematics, Science Corridor Control; Journal Representative; Library Representative BENEFIELD, WILLIAM LEE Anoka High, Minnesota History, Industrial Arts Football; Track; A.S.B. Council BENESCH, CHARLES JOSEPH Grant History Gonzaga BENNETT, AUDRIE Great Falls High Science St. Luke ' s Hospital School of Nursing BERGLUND, FRANK ORAN Adams Industrial Arts Rifle Club BESGROVE, EVELYN MAE Garden Springs Commercial Starlighters,- G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Choir; Typing 50 Award; Journal Representative BETTS, NANCY ISABEL Coeur d ' Alene High Social Studies A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Fine Arts Club W.S.C. BILLOW, MARILYN Roosevelt Foreign Languages Ti-Girls; Head Flog Twirler,- G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Big Sister,- Girls ' Ensemble, Corridor Control; Choir BLIGHT, SHIRLEY PATRICIA Northern High, Detroit, Mich. Music Starlighters; G. F. Council; Choir,- Corridor Control BLOOMQUIST, CURTIS EDWARD Stewart Junior High, Tacoma Industrial Arts Lettermen ' s Club; B. F. Council, Football Squad 1 Year ; Baseball Squad 3 Years BLUME, DONNA MARGUERITE Roosevelt Commercial, History A.S.B. Council; Home Room Treasurer,- G. F. Council BOGDAN, STELLA KATHYRINE Thompson Falls High School, Montana History Thompson Falls: Pep Club; F.H.A.; Tennis; Swimming; Two Vice Presidencies School of Nursing BOYKIN, CHARLES KENNETH Roosevelt Mathematics, Social Studies, Fine Arts Papyrus, Sergeant-at-Arms, Treasurer; Quill and Scroll; Fine Arts Club; Sports Editor, Photograph Editor of Tiger U. of W. BRANDT, HELEN ROWAN Roosevelt Foreign Languages Classical Club; Usherettes; Golf; Swimming; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; G. F. Council; Big Sister; Home Room Secretary, Treasurer W.S.C. BREAKEY, LEONA JANE Wilson Music Starlighters; A.S.B. Council; Triple Trio,- Madrigal Singers; Choir,- Corridor Control; Thespian, Corresponding Secretary; Con Committee,- Library Representative; Home Room Secretary U. of W. BRICKLEY, WINNIFRED RUTH Lincoln Fine Arts Papyrus; Swimming,- Journal Representative,- Corridor Control Chicago School of Fine Arts BROWN, FRANCES ANN St. Augustine Commercial BROWN, HERBERT M. Franklin Mathematics Football; Baseball; Boys ' Glee Club; Sergeant-at-Arms for 10 B and 1 1 B Class; Twice Home Room President W.S.C. BROWN, JOE LAIRD Jefferson Mathematics, Science A.S.B. Council; Wizard of Oz ; Emperor ' s New Clothes ; Star Eternal ; Twice Home Room President E.W.C.E. BRYAN, JAMES L Hutton History Outdoor Cli CounUy, A fij Cou cjl BUCKNER, PATRICIA ANN ALICE Irving Social Studies Band Majorette,- G. F. Council; Orchestra, Treasurer; Corridor Control; Big Sister E.W.C.E. BURRELL, ROBERT Bunnell High School Mathematics, Social Studies Band; Football; Basketball CAMERON, KENNETH GERALD Moscow High School, Moscow, Idaho Mathematics Senate Club, Secretary; Lettermen ' s Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Baseball; Basketball; B. F. Council University of Idaho CANNON, BRUCE ELWIN Hutton Mathematics, Social Studies Adelonte, Secretary; Quill and Scroll; Thespian; Emperor ' s New Clothes ; Star Eternal ; Junior Press Club; Lettermen ' s; Tennis; Typing 40 Award; Home Room, President, Vice President; A.S.B. Intramural Sports; 12 A Class Treasurer,- Journal Staff, Sports Editor U. of W. CARLSON, INGRID LINNEA Jefferson Foreign Languages Ti-Girls; Thespian, Treasurer; Classical Club, Secretary; Starlighters; Quill and Scroll; Journal Staff, G. F. Council; Orchestra; Library Representative W.S.C. CHARNESKI, LAWRENCE PETER Irving Fine Arts, Social Studies Fine Arts Club, A.S.B. Council; B. F. Council; Home Room Vice President CHISHOLM, JOAN CAROLYN Wilson Fine Arts Fine Arts Club, President, Vice President; Thespian, Treasurer, Historian; Math Club, Vice President; Adelante; Usherettes,- Ti-Girls; Journal Staff; Tiger Art Editor, Quill and Scroll, Home Room President, Vice President U. of Washington CHRISTIAN, JACK DONALD Soldan High SdheoLlw Louis Science, Mathematics, Social Studies J Outdoor ClMtt Ssnate; Football; T|Uck B.lwHpuncil; Choir; ck Letter at Soldan U. of inoSana CLACK, JOAN ELIZABETH Hutton Social Studies Papyrus, Vice President, Secretary; Usherettes, Secretory; Starlighters, Organizer, President; Ti-Girls; Golf; Tiger Staff; Second Place in Why Every Good American Should Vote ; A.S.B. Council; Choir; G. F. Council U. of Oregon CLAUSEN, BEVERLY JEAN Garden Springs Commercial, Social Studies F.H.A., Vice President; Library Worker, Business Office, Home Room Business Manager E.W.C.E. COBLE, JANET ELIZABETH Roosevelt Foreign Languages Ti-Girls,- Majorettes; Usherettes,- G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control, Big Sister Whitman 9 COLBRY, ELLEN LAUREEN Franklin High School, Seattle Adelante,- Fine Arts Club; Christmas Carol ; Don ' t Take My Penny ; Corridor Control; Big Sister U. of Maryland CONACHEN, BARBARA JEAN Nespelem High School Commercial, Science F.H.A., Treasurer, Membership Chairman, A.S.B. Council; Typing 45 Award W.S.C. COWAN, GEORGE LLEWELLYN Wilson Mathematics, Science Adelante, Frosh Baseball U. of Idaho CURRIER, THOMAS JOHN Redwood Falls High School, Minnesota Science Whitworth CURTIS, HOWARD DEMPSEY Libby Music Madrigal; Rifle; B. F. Council; Band; Con Control; Choir,- Vice President, Assistant Director, Quartet; A.S.B. Council; Home Room Vice President Linfield CURTIS, MARGIE M. Rosolia High Science Tri-Sci; Glee Club W.S.C. DALLAS, MARY JUNE Wenatchee High School Social Studies Orchestra,- Library Worker North Christian College DAN, ELIZABETH JEAN Adams Commercial Corridor Control. G. F. Council, Courtesy Committee Chairman; Glee Club U. of Idaho DENT, DONALD RODERICK Jefferson Indust rial Arts, Mathematics Engineer ' s Club, Secretary, President, Lettermen ' s Club; Football; Track; B. F. Council U. of Idaho DANIEL, RICHARD GORDON Wilson Mathematics Engineers; Corridor Control W.S.C. DANIELSON, NANCY LOUISE Libby History Ti-Girls, Historian Reporter; Con Committee,- Corridor Control; Big Sister Chairman,- Thespian, Sergeant-at-Arms; Forum; Tennis; Bowling U. of W. DAVIS, JOAN YVONNE Hutton Fine Arts Fine Arts Club; Ti-Girls; Corridor Control; 9 B and 10 B Cons ; Big Sister University of New Mexico DIEHL, BARBARA JEAN Libby Commercial, Home Economics Badminton; Libby News; Libby Red Cross Representative W.S.C. DIETRICH, DORIS ANNE Lincoln Fine Arts State Honor Greeting Card Contest; Fine Arts Club, Secretary; G. F. Council; Choir; Glee Club, 2nd Prize Freedom Train Poster Contest; Corridor Control; 1st Prize Lilac Poster, 1946 Cornish Art School, Seattle DOERING, BARBARA INEZ Hutton Commercial Swimming; Tennis,- Journal Staff; G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Girls ' Glee Club W.S.C. DAVIS, NANCY LYNNE Hutton Social Studies Tri-Sci; A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative; 10 B Class Secretary, Treasurer,- Big Sister U. of New Mexico DAY, ELEANOR St. Aloysius Home Economics DECKER, CAROLYN LOUISE Columbia High School Commercial K.B.U. DONDER, ROY EDWARD Irving Social Studies Baseball; Basketball; Library Representative DRAKE, ANN Central Volley Art Starlighters,- Madrigals; Ensemble; Cheerleader at Peonia High EAGY, YVONNE LEE Irvington, Portland, Oregon Fine Arts Classical Club; Fine Arts, Ti-Girls, Head Drill Master; G. F. Council; Big Sister; All Home Room Offices W.S.C. EARLSCOURT, BRONSON OUVER Our Lady of Lourdes Industrial Arts E.W.C.E. EDMONDS, DICK I RWIN Libby Industrial Arts, Social Studies W.S.C. FARLEY, DON EDMOND Franklin Science, Mathematics Camera Club, President; Outdoor; Classical Club; Cheerleader,- Tennis; B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control Captain; Cyrano ; Don ' t Take My Penny Gonzaga University FARMER, KAY MARIE Twisp Science Thespian; Starlighters, Treasurer, Vice President; A.S.B. Council; Choir; Madrigals; Big Sisters,- 1 I A Con, Party Committees; Home Room President Whitman ELWELL, RICHARD WINSTON Peekskill, New York Industrial Arts B. F. Council; Sergeont-at-Arms, Home Room FARRENS, RETA LOUISE Libby Commercial Journal Representative; Big Sister; G. F. Council; Typing 40 Award, Libby News Editor; Yell Queen W.S.C. ELY, DONNA LYNNE Jefferson Commercial Ti-Girls; Choir; Corridor Control; G. F. Council; Journal Representative, A.S.B. Council; Big Sister; Home Room President, Secretary W.S.C. ESSE, GENEVIEVE MARIE Libby Commercial Home Room Vice President J ESTES, GLORIA ELOISE Roosevelt Commercial G. F. Council; Ti-Girls; Majorette,- Corridor Control; Big Sister,- Journal Representative; Typing 40 Award W.S.C. FAHAY, MARGARET Roosevelt Mathematics Outdoor. Secretary; Badminton Manager; G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Band, Secretary; Runner-up Inland Empire Badminton Doubles Tournament U. of W. FERGUSON, JOAN MARIE Yakima High School Foreign Language Science Club; G. F. Council; Big Sister; Corridor Control; Health Room Attendant; Yakima Pirate Lassie W.S.C. FIESER, LOREN DEAN Hutton Fine Arts Fine Arts Club; Thespian; Cheerleader, B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Pep Band Cornish FITZSIMMONS, ROBERT Roosevelt Social Studies Journal, Circulation Manager, Sports Editor, Con Control; Senate Club, Secretary; Lettermen ' s Club, Vice President; B. F. President; 10 A Vice President; I I B President; Quill and Scroll; Basketball; Track U. of Idaho FOLKINS, SHIRLEY ANNE Central Valley Commercial Ti-Girls, G. F. Council. Sophomore Secretary Central Valley Whitworth FRANKE, MARIE ANN Grant Commercial Starlighters; Vice President; Journal; G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Choir; Ensemble FUJIMURA, WILLIAM SHOSO Continuation High Mathematics Camera Club, President; Science Club; B. F. Council, Tiger Staff; Rifle Team U. of Rochester GODAU, HARRIET ELIZABETH Wilson Mathematics, Home Economics Entre Nous Sacred Heart School of Nursing GEHRKE, FREDERICK FISHER Jefferson Mathematics, Science B. F. Council; Con,- Corridor Control; Football; Basketball; Track; Lettermen ' s Club GERSTENBERGER, SUE ANN Wilson Music Thespian; Choir,- Madrigal; Ensemble,- Library Representative Mills GIEM, GEORGE HOWARD Grant Industrial Arts Track; Cross Country; A.S.B. Council Gonzaga GILLINGHAM, JOYCE MARILYN Wilson Creek High School Social Studies GILMORE, LORAN ROBIN Llbby Science, Social Studies Fine Arts Club; Football; B. F. Council, A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control Gonzaga GILMORE, MARY ELLEN Wilson Mathematics, Social Studies Usherettes; Ti-Girls; Quill and Scroll; Journal; Corridor Control; Cheerleader; 1948 Football Princess; A.S.B. Secretary, Vice President W.S.C. GLASS, RAMONA PEARL Garfield High School, Seattle Foreign Languages D.U.K.; Library Worker Whitworth GOFF, DIANE E. Grant Commercial Thespian,- Ti-Girls, Flag Twirler,- Journal Staff; Corridor Control, G. F. Council; Typing 50 Award; Chairman Locker Committee- Big Sister St. Luke ' s School of Nursing GOOCH, VERNON DOUGLAS Kent State University Training School, Kent, Ohio Social Studies, Foreign Language Quill and Scroll; Papyrus, Vice President; Adelante,- Journal Staff; Business Manager, Managing Editor of Tiger,- Corridor Control; Intramural Sports; S.W.A.O. Kent State University GOODMAN, RICHARD PARRY Hutton Science, Industrial Arts Architectural Club, President; Football; Track, Cross Country,- 10 B Class Vice President; 10 A President; 1 1 A Class Treasurer W.S.C. GRAMS, MARILYN JEAN Jefferson Social Studies Papyrus Club; Math Club; Tennis,- Swimming; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Girls ' Glee Club,- Typing 50 Award U. of W. GREEN, DOROTHY NANNETTE Havermale Mathematics, Foreign Languages Classical Club; Ti-Girls; Math Club, President; Swimming; Tennis, Home Room, President, Secretary, Treasurer W.S.C. GREEN, MARIANNE FRANCES St. Augustine ' s Foreign Language Quill and Scroll; Thespian, Vice President, Journal Staff, Tiger Staff; A. S B. Council; Choir; Corridor Control; Library Representative Gonzaga GUYER, NADENE MAE North Central Corridor Control; A.S.B. Alternate Gonzaga HAFFNER, MERLE WAYNE Adams Social Studies Senate Club; Architectural Club; Lettermen ' s Club, Vice President; Track; Cross Country; Con and Corridor Control W.S.C. GREENOUGH, PEYTON WILBUR Brentwood, Victoria, B. C. Science, Mathematics Outdoor Club; A.S.B. Dance Committee Chairman W.S.C. GRENNELL, BUDWIN LLOYD Jefferson Mathematics, Industrial Arts Orchestra; Band; B. F. Council, Dance Band; Choir W.S.C. GRIFFITH, DQROTH) ANE Wilson yL . Mathematicr i Ti-Girls; ClassicaUjCJuTl, President, Math Club, Historian, Vice. President; Choir; G. F. Council; Proctor Captain; Typing 50 Award; Starlighters, President; Outdoor Club, Treasurer; Badminton Team, Captain W.S.C. HAINES, MYRNA RAE Whittier Commercial Swimming,- Tennis; A.S.B. Alternate; Locker Committee Portland Dental College HAMILTON, RAE DARLENE Hyde Park High School, Chicago, III. Mathematics Starlighters; Dramatics; Ensemble in Keokuk W.S.C. HARDEE, JOYCE COLLEEN Sidney High Science, Home Economics Tri-Sci; French Club; Tennis; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; I I A Con Committee Montana State College GROSSMAN, NATHAN Irving Music, Social Studies Thespian Club, Treasurer; Forum Club, President, Treasurer; Outdoor; Classical Club; Orchestra; String Trio; Superior Award in Music U. of Washington GRUNEWALD, BETTY JEAN Cheney High School Commercial E.W.C.E. HARNISH, RICHARD MALCOM Roosevelt Fine Arts, Mathematics Fine Arts Club; Corridor Control U. of Washington HARRIS, JOAN MARILYN Stadium High, Tacoma History G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control W.S.C. HARRIS, LIONEL BUD Libby History Football; B. F. Council, Dance Committee,- A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Home Room President, Vice President W.S.C. HARRIS, NORMA JERRINE Washington Commercial D.U.K. (Charter Member); G. F. Council; Corridor Control HILL, MARION HAROLD Libby Industrial Arts Football; Basketball; Track at Libby HILL, MARIE ELIZABETH Whittier Commercial, Home Ec. HAYS, JANIS GLENMAR Wilson Foreign Languages Typing 40 Award; Ti-Girls; Usherettes; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Library Representative; G. F. Council; Big Sister,- Home Room Secretary Montana State University HILL, MARIAN ELAINE Whittier Commercial HELWIG, KATHRYN MARIE Roosevelt High, Seattle Social Studies Ti-Girls, Usherettes; Adelante, Vice President; Thespian, President, Treasurer; G. F. Big Sister,- A.S.B., Dance Committee, May Day Chairman, Historian; Corridor Control; Press Club, Secretary,- Journal Advertising Manager, Tiger Staff, Quill and Scroll U. of W. HEMINGWAY, ROBERT Wilson History, Music Rifle; Band; Music Superior Rating in 1946 U. of Idaho HERRINGTON, ROBERT THOMAS Gordon Junior High, Washington, D. C. Mathematics, Science Math. Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Outdoor Club; Golf, Rifle; Cross Country,- Con Control U. of Idaho HODGINS, JOHN ROLAND Hutton Mathematics Math. Club; Outdoor Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Rifle Team U. of Idaho HOELLER, ANNA ROSE MARIE Hovermale Commercial Horizon Club; Golf; Corridor Control K.B.U. HORAN, BONNIE CLARE Lincoln Foreign Languages Papyrus, Historian,- Journal; Tiger; G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Quill and Scroll W.S.C. HILL, LEONARD MARK St. Joseph Commercial K.B.U. HORVATH, ELIZABETH ROSE Jefferson Music, Social Studies Tennis,- Corridor Control; Big Sister; Choir,- Glee Club; Chonita ; Christmas Carol ' ' Emperor ' s New Clothes U.S.C. MOSKINS. WILLIAM Technical High School. Fort Worth, Texas Mathematics Basketball; Footboll; A.S.B. Council; Home Room President S.M.U. HOWARD, MARJORIE JEAN Plummer High School Commercial Typing 40 Award JOHNSON, JR., CARL U. Lincoln Mathematics, Industrial Arts Football; Baseball; Track; Home Room President, Vice President; 10 B Nominating Committee; 1 1 A Activity Committee W.S.C. JOHNSON, JOANNE BOWEN Lincoln High, Seattle Home Economics Tiger Staff; Honorary Circulation Manager; Journal Representative; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Emperor ' s New Clothes ; Swimming W.S.C. HUBBARD, JUNE ADELE Sacred Heart Grade School Home Economics, Social Studies Forum Club; Badminton; G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control U. of Idaho, School of Nursing IMPECOVEN, JERRY Grant Industrial Arts Track; Cross Country W.S.C. JACK, KIM Roosevelt Social Studies Lettermen ' s Club, President; Fine Arts Club; Senate Club; Classical Club; Basketball; B. F. Council; Tennis; A.S.B. Council; Con Control; 1 0 B Treasurer; 12 B Secretary Stanford JOHNSTON, KENNETH Glatskanic High School Social Studies A.S.B. Council, Wizard of Oz Emperor ' s New Clothes ; Corridor Control Oregon State JOHNSTONE, CAROL Hutton Home Econcmics Debate Club; Corridor Control; Journal Representative; Tennis Team W.S.C. JONES, CORRINE LOUISE Libby Social Studies W.S.C. JACKSON, BARBARA ANN Will ; Home Choir; G. F. Sister; Badminton JACOBSON, EDWARD O. Roosevelt Social Studies; Music Lettermen ' s; Thespian; Senate,- Football; Choir; Con Control; Corridor Control; Male Quartet; Madrigal Singers Pacific Lutheran JOY, JAMES HARPER Wilson Social Studies, Science Golf Team; Boys ' Glee Club; Corridor Control; B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council. Band W.S.C. KAMLIN, ANITA NADINE Wilson Home Economics F.H.A.; Outdoor Club; Ti Girls. Badminton; G. F. Council; Corridor Control; 2-Year Lettergirl E.W.C.E. KATER, MARY ELIZABETH Eastwood Secondary School, Scotland Commercial KATZ, SHIRLEY LENORA High School of Commerce, Springfield, Mass. Social Studies KELLER, ROGER Laurelhurst Social Studies Football; Baseball; B. F. Council; Con Control; All Home Room Offices; Sergeant-at-Arms, 1 I B Class U. of W. KENNEDY, NELLIE JOYCE Albuquerque, N. M. Mathematics Storlighters; Choir,- Volleyball; Basketball; Tumbling; Girls ' Athletic Association Gonzaga KERR, GARY NEIL Franklin Commercial, Social Studies K.B.U. KIRKPATRICK, PATRICIA LEAT Franklin Commercial F.H.A. Treasurer ' s Assistant KLEITHA, BARBARA JUNE Rogers Home Economics Tennis E.W.C.E. KNIGHT, JAMES FOLEY Hill Military Academy History Debate Club; Football at Hill Military Academy U. of Idaho KNUTH, JACQUELINE BERYL Rogers Home Economics Girls ' Glee Club KOBERSTINE, BETTY LOU Lindbergh High Home Economics Library Representative KOGA, MICKIE Hunt, Idaho Home Economics Ti-Girls,- Corridor Control; Home Room President; Big Sister Kelsey Baird KRUGER, HARTLY HENNING Hutton Mathematics, Industrial Arts Basketball; Football; Track; Lettermen ' s Club; B. F. Council; Con Control; A.S.B. Council; 1 1 B Class Sergeant-at-Arms W.S.C. KRUSE, HENRY DELANO Jefferson Mathematics LACY, JOHN Riverside Poly High, Riverside, Calif. Mathematics Football; Track; B. F. Council; Home Room President; 1 1 B Party Committee U. of Idaho IANGBEHN, WALLACE ROBERT GORDEN Wilson Science, History D.U.K.. President, 5th Executive; Orchestra; Dance Band; Band; Drum Majors; Secretary, Business Manager, and Home Room President; Winner of Knights of Pythias Oratorical Contest John Hopkins LEAF, S. GEORGE Hutton Industrial Arts B. F. Council; Track LEIGH, MARY JANE Roosevelt Foreign Languages Fine Art, Vice President; Adelante, Vice President; Outdoor Club; Quill and Scroll, Vice President; Journal Staff; G. F. Council; 1 1 A Class Treasurer,- 1 2 B Class President, Ti-Girls Sergeant-at-Arms; Usherettes; All Home Room Offices LEONARD, JEAN ELIZABETH Roosevelt Foreign Languages, History, Mathematics Classical Club, President; Forum Club, President; G. F. Council, Historian Reporter, A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Downs History Award; Student Council Judge; All Home Room Offices; II A Class Secretary; S.W.A.O. President; Thespian,- Usherettes,- Ti-Girl, Flag Twirler Stanford LINDER, FREDERICK EARL Jefferson Industrial Arts Architectural Club, Vice President; B. F. Council W.S.C. LOECHLER, DONNA CAROLYN Grossmen High, Calif. History Corridor Control; Home Room Treasurer,- Health Room,- Red Cross Representative Blis Business College LONG, GARY Grant Mathematics Architectural Club, Secretary College of Pacific 8 LUDBERG, JOYCE LEE Hutton Science Usherettes; Ti-Girls, Camera Club; Corridor Control; G. F. Council; Big Sister,- All Kome Room Offices,- Library Representative W.S.C. LL ' ENOW, CLARIE LOUISE Hutton Music Ti- Girls; A.S.B. Council; Ensemble,- Corridor Control; All Home Room Offices; Cheerleader,- Choir; Music Festival LUTHER, CAROL JOYCE Adams Commercial Papyrus, Sergeant-at-Arms; Swimming,- Badminton; Tiger Circulation; A.S.B. Council; Orchestra; Library Representative K.B.U. MAAG, DAVID HOWARD Adams Social Studies, Industrial Arts Freshman Track; Vice President of Home Room E.W.C.E. MacKAY, MARY ANN St. Augustine Commercial Papyrus,- Ti-Girls; Journal; G. F. Council; Corridor Control; Cinderella U. of Idaho MocPHEE, RALPH GARY Jefferson Mathematics B. F. Council U. of Idaho MALONE, KEITH Grant Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts Architectural Club,- Baseball; Rifle Team; Corridor Control U.S.C. MANGAN, JEAN Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics Ti-Girl Drill Master,- Classical Club; Choir,- G. F. Council; Typing 45 Award; Big Sister; All Home Room Offices W.S.C. MARTEN, SARA ELECTA Grant Social Studies Chairman, Red Cross Committee,- Library Representative Kelsey Boird v- MATTSON, JO ANN ARLISS Grant Fine Arts, Social Studies Fine Arts, President; Thespian, Secretary; Entre Nous; Ti-Girls; Flag Twirler,- Home Room President, Typing 60 Award, G. F. Council; Orchestra,- Badminton; Big Sister St. Olaf McCLARY, WILLIAM JOHN Coeur d ' Alene High Industrial Arts Corridor Control U. of Idaho MARUGG, BARBARA JEAN Holy Names Academy Social Studies Usherettes; Ti-Girls; Corridor Control; G. F. Council; Flag Twirler; Big Sister W.S.C. McCLURE, BETTY LOU Hillsboro Union High School Music 1948 Football Queen,- Secretary, A.S.B.; G. F. Council Secretary,- Usherettes; Ti-Girl President, Treasurer, Historian MASON, WILLIAM WELLS Grant Industrial Arts, Social Studies A.S.B. Council; Journal Representative W.S.C. Mcdowell, doreen Garden Springs Commercial Ti-Girls; Papyrus, Historian; Quill and Scroll,- Math. Club; Journal and Tiger Staff; Swimming; Tennis,- Typing 40 Award K.B.U. MATHER, WILLIAM WICKS Roosevelt Mathematics Senate Club; Lettermen ' s; Basketball, All City 47-48; B. F. President, Vice President; All Home Room Offices,- 1 1 B Vice President; 12 B Sergeant-at-Arms W.S.C. MATHWIG, DOROTHY BELLE North Central High Mathematics, Commercial Math. Club; Corridor Control; 1 I B Con Committee,- Big Sister,- Red Cross Representative U. of Idaho MATSUMURA, TOSHIE Central Valley High Science, Social Studies; Home Economics Ti-Girls,- G. F. Council; Big Sister,- Journal Representative Whitworth McKAY, NANCY ELLEN Roosevelt Social Studies, Mathematics £ p Qt; Quill and Scroll, A elamte; Math. Club, Treasurer, Classic fc- jy Treasurer; S.W £ . Vice-President; Ti-Girl Presf eM GL Council, Secretary, Wejioetft, Downs History Awqroy Whitman Mclaughlin, ruth margaret San Leandro Fine Arts Usherettes; G. F. and A.S.B. Councils; Big Sister; Corridor Control; Wizard of Oz ; Home Room, President, Treasurer W.S.C. McNAIR, GEORGE NORRELL Farming ton High School Mathematics, Science Forum,- D.U.K. President, Vice President, Secretary,- Band; Dance Band; Orchestra; Brass Ensemble,- Choir W.S.C. McPHAIL, ARTHUR AVON Bossfield High, Mississippi Mothematics, Social Studies Pearl River Junior College MOLANDER, ZOE ANN Roosevelt Music Swimming,- Band MEEKER, LILA LENORA Whittier Fine Arts Fine Arts Club; Scholastic Art Award; Harry Doeh Honor Award; 1 st Prize for Craft at Cheney MEHR, DON EUGENE Bremerton High History Ensemble; Choir, Glee Club; Boys ' Quartet MONTAGNE, WARREN LEE Bremerton Mathematics Football; Track; Glee Club; Choir U. of W. MONTANGE, CLEO ANNE Whittier Commercial F.H.A.; G.A.A. MELIN, SHIRLEY ANN Wilson Social Studies Ti-Girls; Usherettes, Sergeant-at- Arms, Treasurer; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; All Home Room Offices W.S.C. MELROSE, THOMAS HUGH Wilson Mathematics, History Moth. Club, Senate Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; A.S.B. Council; B. F. Council; Home Room Vice President, Secretory, Treasurer, Sergeant-ot-Arms U. of Miami MHYRE, NOEL LORING Opportunity Grade School Mathematics Forum Club; Outdoor Club; A. S. Council; Corridor Control; B. F. Council; Choir,- Baseball; Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President Gonzaga MIGAKI, JAMES MOTOMU Irving Mathematics, Science Journal Representative; Moth. Club, Secretary; Classical Club, Treasurer; Outdoor Club; Home Room Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer; LeMermen ' s Club; Rifle Team,- Baseball; B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council W.S.C. MONTEITH, ELWOOD LEE Wilson Mathematics, History Lettermen ' s Club; Tennis; Corridor Control; Home Room President; A.S.B. Council; B. F. Council MORRISON, NANCY ANN Roosevelt Fine Arts, History French Club, Secretary; Fine Arts, Secretary; Forum Club; 12 B Class Secretary; Home Room Secretory; Journal Representative; Usherettes; Outdoor Club; Badminton; Tennis,- G. F. Council, Treasurer, 1 2 A Vice President U. of Montana MORROW, JULIA ANNE Marycliff Mathematics Orchestra U. of W . MORSE, RAYMOND BRUCE Roosevelt Industrial Arts Architectural Club, Secretary, Entre-Nous; Camera Club; Home Room President, Vice President, Rifle; Frosh Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club, B. F. Council W.S.C. MOYLE, HELEN CLAIRE Pocatello High School Foreign Languages U. of Utah MOZES, GERALDINE THELMA Renton Junior High School Commercial G.A.A.; Swimming; Tiger Staff; Corridor Control; Typing 50 Award MURPHY, THOMAS HARVEY Adams Industrial Arts Home Room Vice President; Football w.s.c. MYERS. THOMAS PETER Roosevelt Industrial Arts, Science Architectural Club; Outdoor Club; Frosh Basketball; Con Control; Corridor Control; All Home Room Offices,- Inter School Relations, Chairman,- Football; A.S.B. Council; B. F. Council; Choir W.S.C. NEAD, MYRLE RALPH Trade School Industrial Arts, Music Football, Captain, All City, All State; Basketball; Trock; Baseball; Lettermen ' s Club, President; Ensemble,- B. F. Secretary, Treasurer; A.S.B. Historian-Reporter,- Con Control W.S.C. NELSON, DONNA JEAN Lincoln Commercial Tri-Sci; F.H.A.; Ti-Girls, Flag Twirler,- Big Sister; Tennis; Swimming; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control U. of Montana NELSON, MARIAN ESTELLA Wilson Social Studies Badminton,- Lettergirl U. of Montana NELSON, ROBERT V. Prosser Junior High Mathematics Engineers ' Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice President; A.S.B. Alternate; Football; Rifle Teom NELSON, WILLIAM KURTUS Hutton Industrial Arts, Social Studies Architectural Club, Treasurer; Lettermen ' s Club; Track; Cross Country,- B. F. Council; City Champion in Cross Country; Home Room Vice President NERAAS, DONALD EDWARD Wilson Mathematics, History Papyrus President, Vice President, Outdoor Club. Co-chairman, Lettermen ' s Club; Thespian Club; Forum Club; Tennis; Twice A.S.B. President; Journal; Interschool Relations Council President; Chairman Junior Red Cross Convention,- Home Room President; Quill ond Scroll U. of Oregon NILSON, YVONNE MARIE Hutton Foreign Languages D.U.K. President, Secretary; Ti-Girls, Historian Reporter; Corridor Control; Big Sister; Tri-Sci; Usherettes; Home Room Secretary, Treasurer,- G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council NIXON, ROBERT GEORGE Jefferson Mathematics Lettermen ' s Club, Football U. of Minnesota NOBLE, PATRICIA ANNETTE Oroville High School Science Ti-Girls; Emperor ' s New Clothes ; Star Eternal ; Ti-Girl Con; Home Room Secretary,- Tumbling Team OLDERSHAW, THOMAS EDWARD Lakeside, Seattle Mathematics Classical Club; Frosh Football; Golf,- Band U. of W. OtSON, KAREN Wilson Home Economics, Foreign language D.U.K.; Library Representative; F.H.A. ONSTINE, BURTON WARNER Roosevelt Social Studies, Latin Forum Club, President; Senate, Prosecutor; Quill and Scroll; Journal Staff; Tiger Business Manager; B. F. Council, Twice,- Emperor ' s New Clothes ; S.W.A.O. George Washington University ORVIS, MARY ANN Libby Mathematics, Music Math. Club, Treasurer; Band, Vice President, Orchestra,- Corridor Control; Ensemble,- Typing 45 Award St. Luke ' s School of Nursing PANAGAKIS, CARRIE Hutton Social Studies, Mathematics, Foreign Languages Debate, G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; D.U.K.; Ti-Girls,- Usherettes; Home Room President; Big Sister; Journal Representative W.S.C. PEARSON, OTTO J. Hutton Industrial Arts Stair Guard PETERSON, CHARLES LEWIS Washington Manual Arts PHELPS, MARGARET RANDOLPH Wilson Social Studies Thespian, Historian; Forum Club, Secretory, S.W.A.O., Secretary; D.U.K., Treasurer; A.S.B. Council, Glee Club; Debate; Orchestra; Choir Mills n PLASTINO, PATRICIA MARLENA Wilson Fine Arts Thespian; Tennis Team, Letter; Golf Team,- Bowling; G. F. Council U. of W. POINTER, DALE RICHARD Franklin Industrial Arts PORTER, DONNA LOUISE Hutton Social Studies, Mathematics Outdoor Club, Vice President; Ti-Girls, Flag Twirler, Moth. Club; Golf; Badminton,- Debate,- Typing 45 Award; Big Sister JA hitma jvhitman POTTER, NONA MADELYN Whittier Social Studies Big Sister, Courtesy Committee, Corridor Control; Retailing,- Volleyball K.B.U. PRICE, ERNEST LEE Wilson Social Studies Golf; Football; Track; Corridor Control, B. F. Council; Home Room President U. of W. PROUTY, HAROLD J. Lincoln Industrial Arts PURDY, RAY W. Grant Social Studies B. F. Council QUENEMOEN, JAMES Whitefish, Montana Science, Social Studies Senate Club; Football; Track; Baseball U. of California QUICK, BEVERLY JEAN Arlington Social Studies Adelante; Papyrus,- Tennis; Swimming,- Girls ' Glee Club; Courtesy Committee; Corridor Control, Big Sister; Typing 45 Award U. of W. QUINLAN, AGNES LORETTA St. Augustine ro reign Languages, Social Studies Adelante; Ti-Girls, Flag Twirler,- Tennis,- G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control; Big Sister RACANELLI, BEVERLY JEAN Libby Commercial Corridor Control; Courtesy Committee; Typing 45 Award U. of W. RIELLY, WILMA LOU Coulee Dam High School Commercial, Social Studies Home Room, Treasurer; Big Sister; Coulee Darn: Majorette; G. F. Council; Tumbling Team; Volleyball Team U. of W. RAPOPORT, JOYCE FRANCINE Havermole Science Thespian; Tri-Sci; Quill and Scroll; Swimming,- Journal Representative; Tiger Staff, Circulation, Classes Editor, June Album Editor,- Big Sister Gonzaga REESE, WILLIAM DEAN Franklin Social Studies Thespian,- Home Room President, Vice President Whitworth RENKERT, PATRICIA LEE Roosevelt Commercial Adelante, President; Outdoor Club, Vice President; Ti-Girls, Flag Twirler; G. F. Council; Choir; Serenoders; Typing 40 Award E.W.C.E. REUGH, SHIRLEY FRANCES Wilson Social Studies Ti-Girls; Tri-Sci; G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Big Sister,- All Home Room Offices W.S.C. RICH, MARY KAY St. Augustine Foreign Languages Tennis Team; Journal Staff; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control, Big Sister, Quill and Scroll; Home Room President, Secretary, Treasurer Gonzaga RICHESON, JEAN LORRAINE Holy Names Academy Social Studies, Languages Starlighters; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Choir; Glee Club; Courtesy Desk E.W.C.E. RANZENBACH, BARBARA LEE Roosevelt Home Economics Thespian; Usherettes; Camera Club; Tri-Sci; Ti-Girls, Sergeant- at-Arms; G. F. Council; Big Sister; Snow White ; Wizard of Oz irV.S.C. RIGSBY, JACK WHEELER Wilson Mathematics A.S.B. Council; Typing 45 Award; Math. Club U. of W. RISLEY, LOVELL KAY Lewiston Junior High ScSool Music Starlighters, Secretary, Treasurer,- Girls ' Ensemble; Girls ' Glee Club; Choir, Madrigals Whitworth ROBERTS, RANDALL JOY Roosevelt Social Studies, Science Con Control; Corridor Control; II A Nominating Committee,- Football W.S.C. SARGINSON, JOHN PHILLIP Irving Science Adelante; Tennis, A. S B. Council, Corridor Control; Glee Club; Choir W. S. C. ROGERS, JAMES ERNEST Whittier Mathematics 4-Year Bond Member; Protectionist W.S.C. SACCO, CONSTANCE ANN Libby Commercia l SACKNITZ, JOAN Irving Mathematics, History Papyrus, President; Jr. Press Club; Tennis; Swimming,- Journal, Managing Editor; Tiger Staff; Moth. Club; F.H.A., Secretary; Tri-Sci, Secretary,- Chairman, Courtesy Committee,- Home Room President,- A.S.B. Council; Quill and Scroll; Corridor Control; Big Sister Whitman SALADIN, ROSE MARGARETT Libby Commercial Swimming; Tennis; Corridor Control SANDSTROM, SARALEE JOANN Wilson Social Studies, Home Economics Classical Club,- Usherettes,- Ti-Girls, Majorette,- G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control; Typing 45 Award W.S.C. SAUNDERS, EVELYN LORAINE Garden Springs Commercial, Social Studies A.S.B. Council; Corridor Control, Glee Club; Tri-Sci Whitworth SCHAEFER, PHILIP DINGMAN Garden Springs Mathematics, Science Adelante; Engineers ' Club Brigham Young University SCHEWE, BEVERLY RAE Jefferson Commercial Usherettes; Tri-Sci, A.S.B Council, Corridor Control; G. F. Council; Big Sister W.S.C. SCHMIDT, MARY LOU Parrish Junior High, Salem, Ore. Commercial Starlighters; Corridor Control; Glee Club; Snow White ; Chonita ; Courtesy Committee U. of Montana SCOTT, DONA DELORES Central Valley Commercial Madrigal; Glee Club; Choir; Band,- Typing 60 Award; Big Sister,- Patterns In Tone U. of Washington SELLE, ELEANOR MAE Garden Springs Social Studies Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council. Quill and Scroll; F.H.A., Secretary,- Ti-Girls; Tiger, Activities Editor,- Cinderella ' ' ; Cyrano de Bergeroc ; Junior Press Club, Journal, Associate Editor, Big Sister; Tennis, Swimming,- Tumbling; Typing 50 Award W.S.C. SHANNON, LEAH ANN Irving Commercial Tri-Sci; Tennis; Corridor Control; Typing 40 Award Montana State College SHEELEY, WILLIAM EARL Jefferson Social Studies B. F. Council; Glee Club W.S.C. SHELTON, JOANNE Jefferson Commercial Usherettes; Ti-Girls, Secretary, Treasurer; A.S.B. Council; 10 A, 1 1 A Lilac Lark Princess; Courtesy Committee; G. F. Council, Secretary, Vice President; Big Sister SKAER, KENNETH LoVERNE Libby Science, History Outdoor Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Football; Con Control; Corridor Control W.S.C. SMITH, BETTY LOU Lincoln High School, Thief River Falls, Minn. Commercial A.S.B. Council; G.A.A. SMITH, ROBERT JAMES Grant Industrial Arts Rifle W.S.C. SHRIVER, MARJORIE ELAINE Glenrose Commercial Tiger Staff; Corridor Control; Home Room, Business Manager K.B.U. SHUMWAY, RUTH Washington Commercial Badminton,- Tennis; Bowling; A.S.B. Council; Glee Club; Home Room, Secretary, Treasurer SILVERSTEIN, LOIS GERALDINE Wilson Mathematics Journal Staff W.S.C. SPEER, ROBERT E. Wilson Science A.S.B. Council; B.F. Council- Corridor Control; Glee Club; Emperor ' s New Clothes Princeton STANTON, JEANNE EVELYN Holy Names Academy Foreign Languages Ti-Girls, Secretary, Head Majorette,- Classical Club; Usherette, Treasurer, President; Golf; G. F. Council, Vice President; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council Mills College STIER, NANCY JANE Roosevelt Music, Foreign Languages D.U.K., President, Vice President, Secretary; Ti-Girls; Orchestra,- String Trio; Corridor Control; Big Sister,- Badminton; G. F. Council; Courtesy Committee Whitman SKAARVALD, DELORES CARMYNE Libby Commercial Corridor Control STONE, MAYNARD BRUNDAGE Franklin Foreign Languages, Art Thespian, Secretary; Junior Toastmasters ' Club; Journal Representative; Library Representative E.W.C.E. STONE, RANDALL Franklin Musk Classical Club; Thespian, Junior Toostmasters ' Club; B. F. Council STRAWICK, ELEANORE Roosevelt Science Usherettes, Secretary, Vice President, Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; All Home Room Offices; Lilac Lark Princess; Big Sister Sacred Heart School of Nursing TANNER, JACK RAYMOND Grant Social Studies Journal Representative TORESON, JOYCE MONICA Roosevelt Commercial Ti-Girls; Tennis,- G. F. Council; Corridor Control W.S.C. STRONG, CHARLOTTE LOUISE Lincoln Home Economics, Commercial G. F. Council Whitworth SWANSON, ROBERT WILLIAM Lincoln Social Studies, Science W.S.C. SWEET, CAROL JUNE Libby Social Studies Cinderella ; Journal Representative SWINNEY, BETTY Worley High School Social Studies SYLVESTER, DOROTHY ANN Roosevelt Foreign Languages, Social Studies Adelante, Outdoor Club; Ti-Girls; Tri-Sci; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; G. F. Council; Courtesy Committee; Big Sister U. of Oregon TRAPPE, JAMES MARTIN St. John ' s Lutheran Science Cyrano ' ' ; Cinderella ; B. F. Council; Orchestra; Home Room President, Vice President, Secretary; D.U.K. President, Vice President U. of Montana TSUCHIDA, BEN Topaz Junior High Science B. F. Council; Library Representative VAFIADE, BEVERLY JANE Baldwin High, Birmingham, Mich. Social Studies VERTREES, BARBARA Davenport High School Social Studies WAKEFIELD, PATRICIA ANN Hutton Commercial, Foreign Language G. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; All Home Room Offices; Typing 50 Award U. of W. WAKEFIELD, CHANNING WILBUR Wilson Mathematics Senate; Lettermen ' s Club; Basketball; Baseball; B. F. Council, Vice President; 1 1 A President Miami University WALDREF, MARGARET ANN Grant Commercial Usherettes,- Ti-Girls; Majorette; G- F. Council; Home Room Secretary W.S.C WIGHT, BRUCE PHILIP Newport Grade School Science Will WALKER, DARL Grant Industrial Arts Corridor Control U.C.L.A. WALTON, RICHARD Grant Science B. F. Council; Journal Representative University of Pennsylvania WANG, PHILLIP ARNOLD Washington Industrial Arts B. F. Council, Vice President; A.S.B., Treasurer; Corridor Control; Con Control; Choir ; Boys ' Glee Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Football; Track; Home Room, President, Vice President WAYNE: NELSON, FREDERICK LEE Helena, Montana Foreign Languages, Mathematics, Social Studies Lettermen ' s,- Thespian, President, Vice President; Classical, Vice President; Dramatics; Cyrano de Bergerac ; Con Control; Choir,- Debate; B. F. Council; A.S.B. Council; Senate,- Football; Basketball Stanford WICK, HENRY WILLIAM Wilson Mathematics Band; Corridor Control; B. F. Council; Home Room, Secretary, Vice President U. of W. WITER, EARL Franklin History Gonzaga WITTER, FLORENCE MARIE Franklin Home Economics K.B.U. WRIGHT, WAYNE ALLAN Libby Mathematics Orchestra; Band; Typing 50 Award Whitworth WYNIA, JOANNE FRANCES Franklin Foreign Languages Thespian,- Choir; Home Room President, Vice President- Secretary; Corridor Control; A.S.B. Council; Girls Are Such o Bother ; Don ' t Take My Penny ; Pop Reads the Christmas Carol ' ' U. of Oregon YOSHIDA, FRANCES Irving Home Economics Ti-Girls,- Classical Club, A.S.B. Council; Home Room, President, Secretary, Sergeant-at-Arms Whitworth YOUNG, JEANETTE Peoria High School, Illinois Mathematics Quill and Scroll; Tennis; Journal Staff; A.S.B. Council; G. F. Council; Big Sister, Red Cross; Library Representative; 2-Year Lettergirl Gonzaga ZORNES, RICHARD LEE Irving Music Orchestra; Band, President; Hungry Five; Dance Band W.S.C. DYE, HAROLD EDGAR North Central Industrial Arts Choir; Glee Club FAGALY, BETTY JEAN Vancouver High School, Wash. Choir; Vancouver: Sextette; Home Room President JOHNSTONE, RAY LEONARD Hailey High, Hailey, Idaho Mathematics, Science, Social Studies ELIZABETH, MARIE Whittier Commercial EMERY, JOHN FRED Hutton Social Studies Whitworth FULLMAR, FRANK Palouse Social Studies Engineers ' Club; 9 A President; Football; Basketball, Baseball; at Palouse JENNINGS, EDWARD MARION Irving Science A. S B. Council W.S.C. SMITH, DONALD CARROLE Franklin Fine Arts STILES, KATHERINE BOGERT Baldwin, Bryn Mowr, Pa. Foreign Languages, Music Papyrus, Storlighters, President; Glee Club, President; Choir, Secretary, Treasurer,- First Prize Ben Kizer Poetry Contest ; Week End With Music U. of Washington Page iorly-onc Left 1— At Mr. Orcutt ' s Ti-Girl party: Gloria Parker, Donna Porter, Agnes Quinlin, Pat Renkert, Shirley Reugh. Left 2— May day at Comstock park was a big affair. Here is a grandstand group. Left 3— The mechanical drawing class in 201 took time out for a picture. Prominent in front are Rod Kirkpatrick and Hartly Kruger. Left 4— The choir celebrated when the Lions club presented the school with two new spinet pianos on January 6. Shown on the stage with the choir are Ernie Fronke, George Fallquist, Cecil Griffith. Right 1— Carl Charvet, Paul Bryen, Chriss Chrowder, Frank Cross, Buster Carlvin, Tim Nelson. Right 2— Part of the baseball team at May day: Ed Wolf, Larry Proells, Jerry Eyrich, Chuck Coleman, Gordon Kearney, Phil Wang, John Marx. Right 3— Mr. Livingston pauses on his way to tennis courts. Clustered about the fountain are Mary Kay Rich, Jeannette Young, Morlene Killhom, Pat Cauvel, and Eleanor Bock. Right 4 — Horry Rendle (sitting). Chuck Connell, Burton Onstine, Marianne Green, Eleanor Selle. In foreground: Bonnie Horan and Lois Silverstein. Right 5— The Girls ' and Boys ' Federations ' door-prize turkey escaped and had to be rescued by Tom Powers. Page forty-two Slutlcnl rsCeacL -Jl.S.R President erS DON NERAAS Twice Elected First and Second Semesters Cjir ts ' Ued erat io Second Semester President NANCY McKAY First Semester President ANN PARSELL oui Uederalic First Semester President BILL MATHER Second Semester President BOB FITZSIMMONS - J! ii o 5 = = • g 5 5 o 0 a — OS co DO £ o 3 5 5 Z E i ■ 1 i £ i g 0 .5 5 5 rf, o o re . 2 £ Q 0 O °J •S c c o 1 5 8 CD c _- • ° E o _ c 5 j ; c £ o a i D Q E P = -o -S 5 E 5 O -c - CO : c I S I . -C - -X : O . 3 i J2 ' £ ? y ■ ! 5 jj -2 o ° : 5 = = : O -c - ; -.8 ° = o o 0 C -CO ■8 • J! - .2 O - U — Q£ °l • 1 c J e f 3 95 S i : J-f c ' ) V O -C I °- 0 - a = .s c2 , 6 1 V si = — I — 0 So J E 2 °- - 2 E O . o o ,2 to — i „ •I I S o o 5 o 5 i ° o -° — do : U E  I • s ! -, v o w .y B — « ? i  8 o o — - 5.2 Page forty-four Left I -In a Ti-Girl Con, Mory Leigh as Phil Wang is shown with his wife, Betty Jo Clack, and their children. Left 2-ln same con Sports Broadcaster Peggy Erwin is shown with the victorious football players: Janice Brown, Nancy Hirvos, Mary Lou Doll. Second row: Patsy Erwin, Peggy Erwin, Janet Johnson, Marcia Rogertson. Left 3-Pep con. In foreground is Cheerleader Mary Ellen Gilmore. In rear is Mr. Fuller and band. Left 4-Oh, those Majorettes: Don Farley, Bill Sparks, Bill Mother, Stan Marks, sports caster. Hartley Kruger, Karl Bock, Johnny Halin. Right 1 -Advertising for A.S.B. dance are Phil Wang, Tom Myers, Peyton Greenough, Bill Sparks, Mory Jean Corliss, Noel Mhyre, Neil Cochran, Ron Darnell. Right 2-Who said we had only stick-in-the-mud teochers? Sitting: Pearle Anderson mother, Elmer Orcutt (father.. Stonding: Ernie MacElvain suitorj, Ann Reely (daughter;. A. L. Parker (neighbor), not in picture. Right 3-Here are the real majorettes: Jody Shelton, Gloria Parker, Jeanne Stanton, Gloria Estes, Lois Vallance, Pat Buckner, Janet Coble. Right 4-ln a Ti-Girl Con Betty McClure played Ed Jocobson and directed a girls ' chorus. Pave forty-five Page forty-nine In Jonuary of each year girls selected as new members for Ti-Girls in the tryouts are initiated into the organization. These new girls join older members in parades and presenting stunts. First row: Donna Lucht, Eve Nolan, Mary Schalkau, Donna Ball Tye, Mary Lou Ferrer, Catherine McNair, Jill Feck, Mariann Mercer, Barbara Lawrenz, Carolyn Gale. Second row: Barbara Coleman, Aileen Connolly, Joanne White, Patty Wolfe, Grace Burns, Barbara O ' Brien, Virginia Webster, Jean Sherwin, Jean Scott, Marian Rose, Donna Lowmiller. Third row: Alice Suzuki, Delores Ann Ostlund, Marilyn Brandt, Mary Ann Thompford, Peggy Shaffer, Patsy Hoover, Carol Cooke, Joy Adams, Mary Hooper, Jody Hough. Kjew Ji-(jir(d This is part of the group of girls that successfully passed tryout tests and were admitted as new mem- bers of Ti-Girls. These girls will soon be taking part in activities with the older members. First row: May Reta VonBlarcom, Nancy Winters, Gail Hollister, Suzanne Stout, Dorothy White, Janet Yarwood, Joyce Toreson, Barbara Jackson, Beverly Wilson. Second row: Leila Blume, Betty Oster, Jody Luck, Sylvia Vandervert, Lavelle Sutter, Caryle Pence, Lorna Keiber, Barbara Lawrenz, Nancy Murrow. Third row: Shirley Falkins, Barbara Morris, Elnora White, Mary Jean Corliss, Pat Cauvel, Fern Boyles, Polly Bell, Darlene Wilson, Dodo Castle. Page fifty C li eerieadi erS These ore the boys and girls responsible for organizing school spirit in rousing cheers for our teams. Kneeling: Don Farley, Ron Miller, Lorry Fieser. Standing: Regina Billeter, Nancy Hirvas, Mary Ellen Gilmore. Jlell ermen A The Lettermen ' s Club is composed only of boys who hove won letters in athletics. Its purpose is to en- courage athletic activities in the school. First row: Marvin Peterson, Dorrell Leigh, Bob Shimke, John Halin, Buzz Bailey, Bruce Bailey, Sam Whitte- more. Bob Baldwin, Fred Wayne, Jim Migaki. Second row: Neil Cochren, Merle Haffner, Don Neraos, Bill Nelson, Bob Fitzsimmons, Hartley Kruger, Bill Mather, Dick Goodman, Rodric Dent, Dave Levitch. Third row: Ron Hendickson, Max Davis, Jack Drumheller, Bob Nixon. Bob Strong, Ed Jacobsen, Merle Nead, Art Greycloud, Tom Barker. Fourth row Paul Davis, Bruce Cannon, Roland Hodgins, Bill Wakefield, Kim Jack, Fred Gehrke, Jerry Cameron, Curtis Bloomquist, Dick Ager, Tom Powers, Jack Algiar, Carl Johnson, Lee McDowell. Page fifty-one ' sheretteS The Usherettes give freely of their services in assisting at school convocations and other functions held in our auditorium. First row: Jean Leonard, Beverly Schewe, Joanne Anderson, Ann Parsell, Donno Kjose, Carol Taylor, Janet Coble, Kathy Helwig, Barbara Ranzenback, Joyce Ludberg. Second row: Peggy Erwin, Barbara Marugg, Joanne Shelton, Betty McClure, Joan Chisholm, Mary Leigh, Eleanore Strawick, Janice Hayes, Helen Brandt, Joy Ann Wynia. Third row: Ann Marie Ayers, Pat Buckner, Shirley Melin, Ruthie McLoughli n, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Saralee Sondstrom, Yvonne Nilson, Margaret Woldref, Nancy Morrison, Jeanne Stanton. bsent from picture: Betty Jo Clack. The purpose of the Senate Club is to further interest in public speaking and in parliamentary pro- cedure. Boys in the club are interested in speaking and some of them will no doubt be senators. First row: Bill Wakefield, Barry Dunlop, Sam Whittemore, Don Hart, Parker Compou. Second row: Kim Jack, Fred Gehrke, Leighton Bailey, Bill Mather, Bob Strong, Bob Fitzsimmons, Fred Wayne. Third row: Nick MacPhee, John Pitts, Tom Melrose, Gary Cressey, Burton Onstine, Merle Hcffner, Bruce Bailey. Fourth row: Don Runner, Dick Allen, Tom Hill, Jim Aylworth, Neil Cochran Jerry Cameron Dick Ager Page fifty -two This group specializes in dance music and currently popular numbers. It entertains students at special school functions and convocations. First row: Jack Millar, Don Byrne, Bill Dovanny, Larry Bunker, Lorry Fieser. Second row: George Wollmark, George McNair, Gretchen Weed, Bud Grennell, John Holum, Bill Jonson. Third row: Art Zerbach, Dick Zornes. lerS First row: Kay Risley, Mr. Enlow, Jean Richeson. Bonnie Boyd. Second row: LaVonne Grosser, Kay Trantow. Barbara Zerbach, Donna Lucht, Louise Goldstein, Pat Smith, Marie Franke, Lavelle Sutter, Colleen Cooke, Joyce Kennedy, Janice Brown, Donice Guell. Third row: Coryle Pense, Catherine Geddis, Donna Bell Tye, Donna Lucht, Marcia Robertson, Evelyn Besgrove, Kay Farmer, Dorothy Griffith, Marie McArdle, Helen Weissenborn, Barbara Whitfield. Fourth row: Mary Lou Schmidt, Mary Jean Corliss, Emile Warashino, Joyce McCormick, Ami Takimoto, Ann Drake, Darlene Hamilton, Carolyn Chaney, Fown Bowman, Pat Cauvel, Connie Oldershaw. Page fifty-three Page rtily- ' our First row: Gerry LaMor, Delores Grimes, Mary Jo Dye, Sally Barkuloo, Yvonne Wichtermon, Mr. Enlow, Phylis Hill, Nancy Bell, Peggy Seehorn, Donna Reekie, Mary Hoskan. Second row: Ve ' ma Miner, Becky Vaudrey, Pat Coleman, Ann Davidson, Betty Martinson, Rosalie Whisler, Grita Gustafson, Jeanne Pearson. Marilyn Gies, Mary Collard, Clydino Green, Jewel Gothard, Marilyn Black, Patsy Radly, Betty Croy. Third row: Barbara Young, Carol Otto, Kay Morris, Joan Swinger, Darlene Endsler, LaVonne Grosser, Betty Horvath, Sheila Laughy, Mory Coon, Jo Ann Kofmehal, Martha Winkler, Dorothy Tupper, Jone Anderson, Justine Wood, Pat Eckenrad. Fourth row: Joan Abey, Bee Stuart, Joy Williams, Barbara Cornell, Ruth Tufto, Alyce Loechler, Ruth Shumway, Geraldine Williams, Dione Buckholt, Barbara Devine, Sylvia Spencer, Patty Pierce, Sharon Growth, Joan Nooney, Helen Salter. Fifth row: Eleanor Gies, Marilyn Giller, Lorraine Mclntyre, Valerie Miller, Kathleen Fontin, Trina Stiles, Nancy Lee, Mary Kerr, Shirley Smith, Edith Wimberly, Marjorie Rhodes, Janet Murray, Barbara Souzo, Janie Durham, Mary Kay Palmer. Sixth row: JoAnn Ennis, Jody Clous, Ruth Eddy, Ruth Rule. Jean Olsen, Lee Devore, Shirley Brice, Shirley Carlson, Jennifer Upton, Sylvia Hagen, Betty Bock, Louise Goldstein, Bonnie Talbot, JoAnn Mazna, Mary Stockstan. First row: Adrienne Freeman, Dona Scott, Diona Simonson, Carmie Perfetto, Pat McKinley, Elaine Reed, Carolyn Berk, Dorothy Nichols, Margery Witter, Florence Yamoguchi. Betty Lou Bryant. Second row: C. E. Enlow, Susan Giles, Mory Ann Scott, Donelle Leonard, Lila Sammons, Miki Motsumura. Peggy Fuller, Catherine Potter, Janice Scott, Ann Howell, Jane Bruno, Faith Wilson, Mory Hooper. Third row: Doris Ditrich, Catherine Geddis, Carolyn Chaney, Kathy Jensen, Frances Snow, Pot Barton, Rose Ann Young, Joy Adams, Adelle Grover, Pat Gotion, Lillian Bryan, Margaret Anderson. Fourth row: Morcheta Williams, Nancy Woofter, Donna Lucht, Maxine Mathenson, Pat Smith, Moryland Brown, Joanne Florine, Sharon Johnson, Noncy Winters, Colleen Cook, Lorraine Beneke, Barbara Zerboch, Virginia Webster. Page fifty-doe etante Adelante, the Spanish Club, enjoys its studies of our Spanish speaking neighbors. First row: Coradee Peterson, Barry Dunlop, Bruce Cannon, Nancy Bell, Polly Bell, George Cowan, Paul Davis, Joan Chisholm. Second row: Marianne Mercer, Gene Huppin, Fred Rowher, John Peterson, Ann Parsell, Ann Marie Ayers, Ruthann Lindberg, Mary Leigh, Darlene Gorham. Third row: Laureen Colbry, Kathy Helwig, Peggy Erwin, Dick Ager, Dorothy Sylvester, Pot Renkert. Jo ' w Sorgirson, Phil Schaefer. r ourtS rcw: Carol Taylor, Earl Rogers, Miss Mabel Pope ' Advisor 1 , Nancy McKay, Cameron DeVore, Vernon Gooch, John Pitts. D. U. K. is a group that writes letters to German youth and studies German history, language and civilization. First row: Frederick Phelps, Kenneth Putt, Margaret Phelps, Carrie Panagakis, Nancy Stier, Karen Olson, Yvonne Nilson, Ramono Glass. Second row: Wallace Longbehn, Edward Larrabee, Fred Fingold, Joann Luck, Virginia Ftaog , Ann Stuart, Norma Fendler, JoAnn Ennes, Helen Weisenborn. Third row: Sharon Cluckey, Darlene Crow, Howard Schmidt, Robert Harris, Robert McNally, James Troppe, Max Davis, William Schaefer, Marlene Berlate, Miriam Hottmann. Fourth row: Darrell Allen, George McNair, Lois Hunt, Dick Ishikowa, Miss Mabel Pope (Advisor), Marvin Peterson, Earl Rogers, Catherine McNair, Ray Mewes. Page fifty-six The Majorettes are the girls who add spice and activity at the front of the band with their twirling batons. First row: Jeanne Stanton, Pat Buckner. Second row: Jody Hough, Janet Coble, Barbara Herman, Margaret Waldref, Mary Lou White, Gloria Porker, Lois Vallance, Gloria Estes, Sara Lee Sandstrom, Pat Haggerty. For the first time since 1946, when the school had two Flag Twirlers, the group has again been added to the roster of activities. This time the group numbers twelve. First row: Jeon Leonard, Shirley Melin, Diane Goff, Donna Jean Nelson, Marilyn Billow, Pot Renkert. Second row: JoAnn Mottson, Joanne Johnson, Agnes Quinlan, Donno Porter, Beverly Clepper, Barbara Marugg. I ' age fiity-seven me rii a The Lewis and Clark chapter of the Future Homemakers of America is proud of its girls who will be the homemakers of tomorrow. This club endeavors to promote an interest in home economics. First row: Leta Herrington, Barbara Beeman, Pat Nabata, Pat Faubian, Barbara Conachen, Lois Bear, Betty O ' Malley, Betty Lou Bryant, Phyllis Balazs. Second row: Alice McDowell, Sylvia Vandervert, Bertha Lyman, Barbara Scott, Nancy Kuwada, Dolores Ostlund, Elaine Lindgren, Micki Matusuri, Beaulah Stainer. Third row: Barbara Knudson, Nesis Teel, Virginia Webster, Roberta Sisson, Lorraine Beneke, I la Mae VanNotric, Eleanor Selle, Shirley Penman, Doryce Haines, Vivian Foulkes. Fourth row: Mrs. Cunningham, Claire Amundson, Jean Manser, Elnore White, Jean Scott, Laura Her- rington, Shirley Carlson, Pat Rissler, Sharon Garrison, Sally McDirmid. ' meerA CU The Engineers ' Club was formed to interest boys in engineering and its allied activities, advisor. First row: Reggie Fraser, Ray Petrogalo, Larry Seaward, Bob Nelson, Phil Schafer. Second row: Elgin Fuller, Rod Dent, Richard Ray. Hal Jones is Page fifty -eight The dramatics class put on five performances of The Emperor ' s New Clothes. Important roles: Ronnie Miller and Howard Reynolds, two rogues,- Ken Johnson, Emperor,- Dave LoRose, Han,- Kathy Helwig, Empress; and Burton Onstine, general. Top and bottom pictures show scenes. At Christmas the play Star Eternal was given for the students and P.T.A. This scene shows Arabs in the cast. First row: Dave LoRose, Joan Huber, Nancy Leigh, Jerrine Chestnut, Sydney Swain, Neva Wayne, Lavonne Grosser, Pat Haggarty, Ramona Glass, and Howard Reynolds. Second row: Jim Price, Kurt Sacknitz, Bob Schoop, Roger Keller, Bob Fitzsimmons, Hartly Kruger, Bill Mather, Burton Onstine, Jim Colby, Frank Featherman, and Joe Brcwn. Paiie itli i-mne j£)ebate dub Members of the Debate Club learn the proper techniques in public speaking and debating under the leadership of W. B. Graham. Delegates from this group represent Lewis and Clark in debates with other schools. First row: Pat Nabata, Carolyn Chaney, Jo An Ennis, Barbara McNeilly, Sidney Swain, Jim Minard. Second row: Bill Thrailkill, John Bailey, W. B. Graham, James Knight, Cameron Kirkham, Bruce Bailey. Absent: Clark Nolan, Jackie Graham, Joan Abey. tea Boys who wish to further their interests in architectural drawing make up this club with Mr. Sartwell as advisor. Many of the boys in this club hope to make architecture their future career. First row: Max Davis, Bruce Morse, Merle Haffner, Dale Johnson, Bill Nelson, Rod Kirkpatrick, Don Neraas. Second row: Dick Goodman, Gary Long, Bob Hulick, Keith Malone. Page sixty First row: Merlin Omos, Gordon Farley, Dan Hite, Henry Bruno, David Clack, Stephen Daggett, Clair McKie, Bob Hoggatt, Lorry Vorlicky, Marlen Guell, Wilbur Pederson. Second row: George Robey, Ronald Berg, Paul Bryan, Ronald Martini, George Harris, Phil Burton, George Brenner, Paul Brown, Clark Nolan, Art Zerbach. Third row: Ivan Gille, Bob Lamphere, Harold Dye, George Sumihiro, Carl Anderson, Don Kindrod, Bruce Mauser, Phil Leigh, Phil Sandburg, John Sorginson, Fred Linder. Fourth row: Jim Smith, Gordon Ruehl, Bob Slattery, Warren Montague, Mike Coyle, Rodney Crocker, Rile Pickett, Don Rowley, Jack Oliver, Horry Baer. Fifth row: Wayne Hite, Herb Brown, Nick MacPhee, Tom Hill, Curt Bloomquist, Leighton Bailey, Ted Persons, Kriss Crowther, John Nelson, Karl Eock, Lee Price, Harold Levitch. Absent: Kenneth Martin and J. W. Crain. Quill and Scroll is on international honorary society of high school journalists. Lewis and Clark has maintained the Stoddard King chapter since 1927. Members of this organization help to put out the school publications of either the Tiger or Journal. First row: Jeanette Young, Ann Marie Ayers, Burton Onstine, Chuck Connell, Harry Rendle, Vernon Gooch, Dove Levitch, Bob Fitzsimmons, Peggy Erwin. Second row: Mary Kay Rich, Kothy Helwig, Joan Chisholm, Nancy McKay, Don Neraas, Bruce Cannon, June Moenck, Mary Leigh, Charles Boykin. Third row: Joyce Rapoport, Bonnie Horan, Doreen McDowell, Ingrid Carlson, Dawn Miller, Eleanor Selle, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Joan Sacknitz. Page sixty-one « JThe Outdoor Club is organized to further the interests of its members in outdoor activities. The boys and girls of this club all enjoy activities such as hiking, skiing, swimming, skating, and camping. First row: Peyton Greenough, John Pitts, Stanley Swanson, Roland Hodgins, Jim Bryan, Don Neraas, Darrell Allen. Second row: Pat Renkert, Don Runner, Jack Christian, Clark Nolan, Dorothy Sylvester, Mary Leigh, Beverly Nelson, Bob Herrington, Jim Migaki. Third row: Nadine Kamlin, Donna Porter, Jody Luck, Regina Billiter, Nancy McKay, Kathy McNair, Margaret Fahay, Dina Solaganas, Nancy Morrison. Absent: Barbara Ostgren, Dorothy Griffith. Wall, CU Organized to further interest in mathematics the Math Club has for one of its principal activities ihe sponsorship of the annual math contest. Its members are mostly boys and girls majoring in mathematics. First row: Tom Melrose, Stan Swanson, John Pitts, Rod Kirkpatrick, Ed Larrabee, Jack Rigsby. Second row: Bill Schaefer, Donna Porter, Joan Chisholm, Nancy McKay, Bob Herrington, Jim Migaki, Roland Hodgins. Third row: Doreen McDowell, Dorothy Mathwig, Marilyn Grams, Mary Ann Orvis, Joan Socknitz, Nanette Green. Page sixty-two The Classical Club is composed of students interested in Latin language, history, and culture. All its members have studied Latin. First row: Bill Lloyd, Art Modsen, Harry Glaze, Jim Mahnke, Dan Thompson, Bob Schimke, Gordon Ruehl. Second row: Doris Fallquist, Betty Bock, Barbara Larenz, Connie Oldershaw, Janet McNair, Shirley LaDow, Colleen Cooke, Leah Wurzberg, Ingrid Carlson. Third row: Dayle Nelson, Joan Lawson, Clark Nolan, Mrs. Wacker, Dean Wendle, Karen Gustafson, Ann Stuart. ci Much interest has been shown in Tri-Sci, new science club storied this year. Any student of science was eligible. Jeanne Smith was its first president. First row: Joan Sacknitz, Roy Petrigallo, Jeanne Smith, Allen Bergen, Florence Yamaguchi, Emily Warashima, Sharon Nelson, Yvonne Nilson, Georgia Bryan, Joyce Rapoport, Madelyn Graybill, Mary Erwin, Clark Nolan, Donno Jean Nelson. Second row: Richard Harrison, Walter Bjordol, Elgin Fuller, llene Millman, Catherine McNair, Jill Peck, Betty OMalley, Maxine Mathewson, Lorno Kieber, Gretchen Weed, Bill Fujimura. Third row: Bob Bailey, Reggie Frazer, Bill Schaefer, Dean Wendle, Shirley Reugh, Joyce Hardee, Leah Shannon, Beverly Shewe, Carrie Panagakis, Diana Goff, Joyce Litch, Barbara Poston, JoAnne Ennis, Gordon Vails. Fourth row: Sam Whittemore, Eddie Vickery, Bob Jensen, Barbara Ranzenbach, Dorothy Sylvester, Vivion Poston, Ann Stuort, Ingrid Carlson, Nancy Davis, Donno Porter, Harry Glaze, Chuck Coleman. Fifth row: Gary Gilbert, Cameron Kirkhom, Eugene McLemore, Douglas Wright, Dick Bailey, Lorraine Saunders. Page sixty three yyian The club organized to bring talented persons of the school into one group is Thespian. First row: Nancy Danielson, Sue Ann Gerstenberger, Patty Buckner, Kay Farmer. Second row: Miss Reely lAdvisorl, Carol Taylor. Barbara Ronzenbach, Kathy Helwig, Ingrid Carlson, Joan Chisholm, Joy Anne Wynia, Peggy Erwin, Anita Pohl, Randall Stone. Third row: Corrine Johnson, Marilyn Stone, Emily Worishima, Joyce Rapoport, Marianne Green, Betty McClure, Diane Goff, Ann Parsell, Marrianne Mercer, Jody Luck, Leona Breaky, Nancy Bell. Fourth row: Regino Billeter, Dorothy Bensen, Janet Brown, Clark Nolan, John Strope, Howard Reynolds, Jim Minard, Con Hcrvey, Maynard Stone, Lorry Fieser. Ine - Irts dub This club, composed of students interested in art work, devotes its time to promoting art in the high school. Jody Mottson was president of the organization. First row: loren Gilmore, Robin Melior, Jody Mattson, Jody Hough, Sharon Nelson, Ann Stuart, Nancy Morrison, Lorry Feiser. Second row: Joan Davis, Laurene Colbry, Joan Chisholm, Candy Nelson, Doris Deitrich, Modelyn Graybill, Kathy Stone, Jill Pack, Yvonne Eagy, Gordon Vails, Larry Charneski. Third row: Herb Jones, Solly Eagy, Jackie Grohom, Anne Marie Ayers, Karl Bock, Kim Jock, Lila Lee Meeker, Mary Leigh, Dick Harnish. Page sixty- four Organized to further interest in current events, the Forum Club devotes regular meetings to discussions of topics of current interest. First row: Sharon Nelson, Nancy Morrison, Roger Sherman, Lorna Keiber, Margaret Phelps, Barbara Zerbach. Second row: Lee Holum, Bruce Bailey, Edward Larrabee, Mary Lou Ferrer, Nancy Danielson, Jean Leonard, Pat Smith. Third row: Jim Mahnke, Cameron DeVore, Don Neraas, Harry Glaze, Burton Onstine, Jim Walther, Miss K. Hunt. Papyrus, a literary club, gives its members a chance to develop writing skills. All types of work in the literary field are composed and read by members at each meeting. First row: Marilyn Grams, Emily Warashima, Doreen McDowell, Joan Sacknitz, Elizabeth Scofield, Marianne Mercer, Winnifred Brickley. Second row: Roger Sherman, Beverly Quick, Pot Nabata, Virginia Haag, Jean Ryker, Barbara Lowrenz, Charles Boykin. Third row: Carol Luther, June Moenck, Jan Stevenson, Betty Jo Clack, Vernon Gooch, Don Neraas, Kurt Sacknitz. Page sixly five .ASM Off;,, These two girls ond three boys were officers of the Associated Student Body during the 1949 spring semester. Betty McClure, secretary, and Mary Ellen Gilmore, vice president, are standing behind Treasurer Phil Wang, President Don Neraas, and Historian Bob Schimke. During the fall semester the five student body leaders were, left to right: Mary Ellen Gilmore, secretary; Don Neraas, president,- Kothy Helwig, historian; Bob Strong, vice president, and Neil Cochran, treasurer. Page sixty-six ANN MARIE AYRES Circulation LOIS JEAN BEAR Circulation CHARLES KENNETH BOYKIN Sports Editor Circulation Photography JOAN CAROLYN CHISHOLM Art Editor Circulation ELIZABETH JOAN CLACX Advertising Circulation MARGARET LOUISE ERWIN Circulation ROGER ESTES Art WILLIAM SHOSO FUJIMURA Photograph Editor VERNON DOUGLAS GOOCH First Semester Business Manager Managing Editor Circulation Photography MARIANNE FRANCES GREEN Circulation RICHARD MALCOLM HARNISH Art KATHRYN MARIE HELWIG Advertising ' l c f M Kill M l . ' ) BONNIE CLARE HORAN Circulation JOANNE BOWEN JOHNSON Honorary Circulation Manager Advertising CAROL JOYCE LUTHER Circulation doreen Mcdowell Circulation LORNA DAWN MILLER January Album Editor Activities Editor Circulation THERESE JUNE MOENCK Circulation GERALDINE THELMA MOZES Circulation BURTON WARNER ONSTINE Second Semester Business Manager Circulation JOYCE FRANCINE RAPOPORT Classes Editor June Album Editor Circulation JOAN FIDELE SACKNITZ Circulation ELEANOR MAE SELLE Activities Editor Circulation MARJORIE ELAINE SHRIVER Circulation Page sixty-eight (Council, Jaff The governin g body of student affairs consists of one representative from each home room and officers elected by the student body at the beginning of each semster. The president of the Associated Student Body for the fall semester was Don Neroas. First row: Mary Lou Hoen, Corrine Johnson, Aiko Matsui, Dewoin Bruff, Lorry Grossman, John Poston, Howard Watkins, Don Baker, John Schaefer, Patsy Carman. Second row: Vincent Trapp, Jean Richeson, Cora Dee Peterson, Margaret Luce, Sybil Elkins, Gwen Booth, Nancy Betts, Margery Fosberg, Joan Harris, Lorna Keiber, Leona Breakey, Betty Brown. Third row: Joan Nooney, Mary Jean Corliss, Mayreta VanBlarcom, Elnora White, Dina Salagianis, Helen Van Tyne, Helen Cloire Moyle, Joan Merrett, Dorothy Sylvester, Jean Leonard, Barbara Conachen. Fourth row: Mr. Toevs, Sam Sugihara, Bruce Love, Bob Strong, Don Neraas, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Neil Cochran, Elwood Monteith, Dick Rush, Jim Migaki, Pot Smith. Fifth row: Howard Schmidt, Darrell Lee, Ron Darnell, Jim Mahnke, Jerald Andrews, Ronnie Henriksen, John Sarginson, Ted Miller, Jim Walthers, Pete Ashley. y .S.(J3. (Council, .5: The A.S.B. represents students from all classes and home rooms. Its officers are elected by the entire student body each semester. Don Neraas was re-elected president for the second semester. First row: Don Baker, Jim Zimmermon, Ken Putt, George Atkinson, Larry Knuth. Second row: Dick Allen, Bob Schimke, John Peterson, Betty McClure, Don Neraas, Phil Wang, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Jack Spring, Howard Watkins, Jim Smith. Third row: Kay Farmer, Julie Chilton, Lee DeVore, Jerrine Chestnut, Darlene Sams, Dorothy Stondal, Margaret Phelps, Jim Mason, Gordon Vails. Fourth row: Nancy Betts, Jock Luenow, Neil Cochran, Joyce Hardee, Dan Thompson, John Thomforde, Bonnie Horan. Page sixty -nine journal Sta , aff This group of boys and girls puts out the weekly newspaper and covers oil news of importance to Lewis and Clark readers. The first semester ' s staff was headed by Chuck Connell, managing editor. First row: Kathy Helwig, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Marianne Green, Lois Silverstein, Doreen McDowell, Joan Sacknitz, Bonnie Horan, Eleanor Selle. Second row: Mary Kay Rich, June Moenck, Nancy McKay, Joan Chisholm, Jeanette Young, Bruce Cannon, Ingrid Carlson, Lois Bear. Third row: Vernon Gooch, Bob Fitzsimmons, Don Neraas, Chuck Cornell, Barbara Doering, Dave Levitch, Harry Rendle, Burton Onstine. journal Sta , Spring During the second semester these students edited and managed The Lewis and Clark Journal. Joan Sacknitz was managing editor, Kathryn Helwig, advertising manager. First row: Kathy Helwig, Marie Franke, Launce Macomber, Bob Fitzsimmons, Mary Ann MacKay, Anita Pohl, Marianne Mercer, Linda Devine. Second row: Marianne Green, JoAnne Solomon, Fern Boyles, Polly Bell, Ensley Rofinot, Bonnie Horan, Diane Goff, Freida Endelman. Third row: Jeanne Smith, Madelyn Graybill, Bruce Cannon, Gordon Vails, Eleanor Selle, Doreen McDowell, Joan Sacknitz. Page seventy Cjiris ' federation C ouncii, fall The orgonizotion all girls belong to immediately upon enrollment is the Girls ' Federation. Every home room has o representative and these ore shown with the officers. The council plans drives and cons every semester. First row: Gwen Boothe, Doyle Nelson, Loretta Standol. Dorothy McKim, Donna Bell Tye, Barbara Herman, Maxine Hooper, Pat Dennis, Wilma Thomas, Barbara White, Venus Holder, Dorothy Griffith. Second row: Alice Goller, Carol Cooke, Sidney Swain, Peggy McMohon, Rosie Inouye, Robin Melior, Doris Dietrich, Jerrine Chestnut, Roberta Irvine, Jean Ryker, Barbara O ' Brien, Jeanette Young. Third row: Barbara Ranzenbach, Teddy Bryan, Kathy Lavene, Joyce Talbeck, Jean Sherwin, lla Mae Von Notric, Lelia Blume, Jackie Mclnnis, Lavelle Sutter, Claire Amundson, Connie Oldershaw. Fourth row: Janet Johnson, Betty McClure, Ann Parsell, Nancy Morrison, Jean Leonard. (jir j ' federation C ouncii, Sprin 7 During the second semester these girls made up the Girls ' Federation Council. Nancy McKay was president of the group which sponsored a Big Sister party and other events for the girls. First row: Janice Scott, Diana Simonson, Betty Tenford, Carmela Perfetto, Darlene Nilson, Pet Nabota, Florence Yamaguchi, Dwyla Seehorn. Second row: Janice Brown, Merriel Henderson, Betty Brainard, Morcia Von Dorn, Dayle Nelson, Liz Scofield, Jeanne Stanton, Marilou Solberg, Adrienne Freeman. Third row: Jean Sherwin, Louise Schroyer, Dorothy Alex, Pauline Dandrea, Nancy Lee Wrighter, Regino Billiter, Barbara Betts, Nancy McKay, Shirley Davenport. Fourth row: Mary Ann MacKoy, Doris Grosch, Barbara Brunkow, Maxine Hooper, Pat Radley, Wilma Riely, 1 unidentified i, Gretchen Gooch, Pat Renkert, Nancy Stior. Fifth row: Lois Hill, Georgia Lee, Jackie Mclnnis, Kay Trontow, Sylvia Hagen, Alyce Loechler, Janet Johnstone, Connie Oldershaw, Doris Stallman, Aria Daniel. Page seventy-one All boys enrolled in Lewis and Clark are members of the Boys ' Federation. Each home room elects one boy to represent it on the council, which plans the activities for the group. First row: Jim Morris, Jim Montzheimer, Douglas Wright, Jack Christian, Bill Mather, Myrle Nead, Phil Wang, Loren Gilmore, Wally Wagner. Second row: Don Farley, Wilson Brown, Bill Ward, Vern Johnson, Jim Aylworth, Scott Stewart, Bill Schaefer, Jim Jacoy, Bill Miller, J. W. Crain. Third row: Griff Steiner, Earl Rogers, Ted Lott, Darlan Manning, Ken Anderson, Bob Hicks, Bob Munroe, Jack Pierce, Noel Myhre. Fourth row: John Bailey, Ernie Ruhel, Don Hart, George Bridgeman, Bill Gradle, Bob Siegmund, Bill Thode, Bill Fujimura, Fred Fingold. Fifth row: Bob Spear, Ed Vickery, Claude Azure, John Halin, Bob Schimke, Rod Clellen, Mike Davis, George Massouras, Bob Bear. Student activities of the boys of Lewis and Clark are governed by this group of boys elected from each home room and headed by officers elected each semester by the bo ys of the school. First row: Bill Davenney, Frem Nielsen, Carl Leithe, Cary Colgren, Ralph Adams, Tom Haggarty, Aulden Sterns, Ivan Sills. Second row: Jack Byrne, Gary Cressey, Bill Wakefield, Tom Garvin, Bob Fitzsimmons, Merle Haffner, Bruce Mauser, John Miller, Harry Glaze. Third row: Don Robinson, Don Runner, Dick Felt, Tom Hill, Nick MacPhee, Dick Allen, Lawrence Jacque, Howard Reynolds, Tom Mott, Jim Mahnke. Fourth row: Milton Fujita, Lloyd Warner, Paul Bryan, Gordon Troyer, Dave Stammerjohan, Doug Lloyd, Stan Crosby, Jim Zimmerman, John Holum. Page seventy-two Left 1-A group of girls wotch the crowning of the Spring Sports Queen at May Day. May 26, at Corn- stock. Left 2-Students are gathered around the sound car. Left 3-Principol Parker watches the proceedings by the sound cor. Red Henderson and Mr. McElvain are in foreground at microphone. Left 4-Non-L.C. boys flying airpl anes at Lewis and Clark ' s May Day! That ' s right. But students enjoyed watching them. Right I —Queen for a day. Don Sanders, A.S.B. president, stands next to candidates: Pat Arnett, Louise Parry Queen Jean Kielty, Jody Rundstrum, and Jody Powers. Right 2-Just relaxing. Nancy Danielson (with specs ) sits with a group of friends. Right 3-Yo yo ' s are the fad. But in watching them they hid their faces from the camera. Right 4-Who wonts to be in the picture? These students did: I Posing on the rock is some one the editor couldn ' t identfyi, Zoe Wendle. Jeanne Peterson, SueAnne Gerstenberger, and Dick Seltzer. Sitting in middle is Marvin Burlson. In the third row are David Levitch, Chuck Connell, Bill Mather. Behind Connell is Harry Rendle. Paje seventy-three Upper left— Library workers at entrance: Alice McDowell, standing, Jean Sage, seated; around desk, Stan Rail, Jack Eckhaws, Bob Jones, Ray LeMar, at bulletin board, Erma Sparber. Next to top— Library workers around main desk. Standing: Joan Donit, Dorothy Benson, Marilyn Berk, Arlene Avery, Mary Lou Ferrer, Shirley Langston, Pauline Kernkamp. Seated: June Dallas, Joyce Moggard. Next to bottom: G. F. workers gather items for Germans: Ann Porsell, Jean Ryker, Jean Leonard, Jody Shelton, Leona Hall. Bottom left— More library workers: Romona Glass, Ruthie Sumihiro, Bertha Lyman, Marlene Berlat. Upper right— At Ti-Girl apple sale. First row: Janet Coble, Gloria Estes, Nancy Hirvas, Kay Farmer, Jerry Cameron. Second row: Gary Cressy, Mary Ann McKay. Third row: Sybil Elkins, Marilyn Jones, Tom Garvin. Next io top: Kathy Helwig and Bill Mather tried for No. 1 Tiger ticket as Vernon Gooch tossed coin. Bill wonl Next to bottom— Cafeteria faithfuls: Larry Seaward, Charles Fleck, Bob Slattery. Bottom right— Dance band tooting out o number. At the drums: George Wollmark, and Art Zerbach. First row: Jock Miller, Don Byrne, Bill Devanny, Larry Bunker. Second row: George McNair, Gretchen Weed, Bud Grennell, John Holum, Bill Janson. At piano: Lorry Fieser. Bass viol: Dick Zornes. Page seventy -four A r Top-The new ployfield across the street from the school sow action and life as the Majorettes pract.sed for games and parades. Left to right: Pat Haggarty. Jody Hough, Barbara Herman, Gloria Parker Janet Coble Sarolee Sandstrom, Gloria Estes hidden., Mory Lou White, Lois Vollance, Margaret Waldref Jeanne Stanton, Pat Buckner. Middle-Merle Nead tries a drop kick. Left to right: Fred Gehrke. Roger Keller, Bob Baldwin Ed Jacobson Hying), Tom Barker. Neil Laing, Nick MacPhee. Second row: Chuck Coleman, Carl Johnson Bock: Ken Skaer .holding the ball). Merle Nead .kicking). Bottom -Football practice m full swing at Hart field. On the far side of the field are Coaches Hal Jones ond Bill Donner. In the background is the new addition to the Jefferson school. Page seventy-five 1948 First row: Stephen Daggett, Stanford Silbermon, Dick Peterson, Don Kindred, Gordon Peery, Alan Hemingway, Leo Perras, Ronald Martini, Al Murcar, David Clack, Gerald Kimmerly. Second row: Kenneth Swenson, Bud Dibblee, J. W. Crain, Bob Peterson. John Strcwick, Jim Anderson, Roger Strawick, Walter Bjordahl, Jim Craig, Bruce Wilder, assistant coach. Third row: Roger Wyatt, Ivan Sills, Bob McLaughlin, Doug McEachron, Jim McKay, Don Sempson, John Plastino, Gene Gadau. Not in picture: Richard Bostrom, George Brenner. Bob Mohr, Jack Pierce, Ronald Towell, Vincent Tropp, Jon Young. 1 .1 1 1948 First row: Dave Daggett, Bruce Mouser, Dan Thompson, Keith Swenson, John Ellis, Ron Darnell, Claude Azure, Paul Panagakis, Ed Erickson, Reggie Frazure, Frank Celio, Jerry Jackson, Dean Wendle. Sercond row: Robert Randall, Gene Morgan, Frank Feathermon, Dan Kaiser, Gunner Johnson, Dick Allen, Ron Davidson, Talbert Nash, Bill Benefield, Bob Bowen, Lloyd James, Coach Gene Arger. Third row: Gene Lucas, Jack Babcock, Howard Lamson, Ken Brown, Vern Johnson, Dick Fanning, Leroy Tarbert, Toshi Yonago, Don Kendrick, Jerry Porter, Porker Compau, Jim Walker, Doug Nosh, Larry Bradburn. Page seventy-six t 1948 men First row: Darrell Lee, Max Davis. Second row: Coach Bill Donner, Bob Strong, Tom Barker, Bob Baldwin, Ken Skoer, Chuck Colman, Ensley Rofinot, Tom Hill, Len Pierce, Jack Binn, Phil Wang, Nick McPhee, Fred Gherke. Third row: Bud Harris, Carl Johnson, Larry Mack, Ed Jacobson, John Miller, Bob Mathot, Neil Lang, Roger Keller, Don Runner, Bruce Love, Bruce Baily, John Chamberlin, Cooch Hal Jones. Fourth row: Ed Bouchee, Bob vVeaver, Bill Farr, Warren Montaque, Gordon Adams, Joe Samson, Bob Nixon, Bud Stobie, Bill Olsen, Randal Roberts, Fred Wayne, Herb Brown, Dick Henricksen. 1948 eason The 1948 freshman football team was undefeated this year, with a record of four wins and no losses. During the season ' s four games L.C. ' s city freshman football champion team gathered 96 points while only 13 points were scored against them. The scores of each game are: L. C 32 West Valley 6 L. C 27 N. C 0 L. C 13 Rogers _ - 7 L. C 19 Gonzaga 0 In an after-season game the Kittens raised their standing to 5 wins by defeating West Valley 12 to 0. The 1948 varsity football team placed third in the city league with a record of 4 losses, 1 win and 1 tie. The scores of each gome ore: L. C 0 Rogers 13 L. C 13 N. C 6 L. C 12 Gonzaga 54 L. C 7 N. C. 7 L. C 7 Rogers _ - .14 L. C 14 Gonzaga 32 Two games were ployed after the regular city league with Walla Walla and Yakima at their home fields. The scores of these games were L.C. 13, Wallo Walla 40, and L.C. 6, Yakima 6. The following players earned football letters: Bob Baldwin, Randal Roberts, Bruce Baily, Gordon Adams, Dick Henricksen, Ed Bouchee, Bill Forr, Bob Strong, Fred Wayne, Curt Bloomquist, Ken Skaer, John Miller, Len Pierce, Chuck Coleman, Tom Hill, Bill Olsen, Bruce Love. Managers Davis, Lee, and Taylor were also given letters. The 1948 B football team placed third in its city league with a standing of two wins and four losses. The scores of each game are: L. C. 0 Rogers _ 12 L. C. 0 L. C 6 N. C 0 L. C 0 L C 18 Rogers 13 L. C 7 Gonzaga 20 N. C 12 Gonzaga 27 Page seventy-seven 1948 First row: Bud Roffler, Dick Ookley, Dick Ager, Merle Nead, Ron Hoy, Lee MocDowell, Curt Bloomquist, Jim Walther, Bill Farr, John Nelson. Second row: Wayne Chandler, Ray Renz, Don Mead, Jerry Cameron, Roy Donder, Gunnor Johnson, Larry Bostrom, David Allen, Chuck Coleman, Tom Tsuji. 1948 First row: Ken Brown, Bob Mathot. Howard Schmidt, Lyle Manser, John Kearney, Bill Mather, Keith Swenson. Second row: Art Greycloud, Dorrel Lee, Coach Art Walt .er, Ron Ammondson, Keith Malone, Boyd Loffgren, Ron Hendrickson. Page seventy-eight 1948 rej iman d udebciif .Squad First row: Ken Swensen, Ronnie Davidson, Bill Farr, Jack Spring, Dean Daily, Howard Schmidt, Don Robinson. Second row: Coach Max Schoening, Ron Swensen, Ted Nakamura, Paul Panogokis, Milt Fujito, Jack Luenow. Third row: Leo Perras, Bruce Boldt, Bob Quaife, Frank Featherman, Stan Marks. 1948 Baseball St eason The 1948 baseball squad finished the season with a record of five wins and four losses including upset victories over the city champion, Rogers, and also over the North Central nine. This record brought the Bengals a tie with the Redmen of N.C. for second place in the city league. The scores were as follows: L. C. L C. L. C. L. C. I. C. Rogers Gonzaga N. C Rogers Gonzaga Letters were given to the following players I. C. L. C. L C. L. C. ...11 ... 6 .... 5 4 N. C Rogers Gonzaga N. C. Don Mead, Tom Tsuji, Bud Roffler, Curt Bloomquist, Jerry Cameron, Ray Renz, Lee McDowell, Ronny Hay Dick Ager, Dick Oakley, Myrle Nead. The 1948 baseball B squad, on the strength of Roy Donder ' s pitching, rounded out the ' 48 season with a record of four wins, of which three were shut-out games, and one loss. This record gained the squad o tie for the city B baseball league championship. The freshman baseball team was barely nosed out of the city frosh league title by Gonzaga, as the Boone avenue boys had o record of five wins and one loss to our frosh record of four wins and two losses. hagt seventy-nine 1948 First row: Bob Fitzsimmons, Merle Haffner, Buzz Bailey, Dever Gregg, Neil Dompier, Bill Nelson, Rod Cent, Rod Mclnnis, Phil Wang, Jack Allgaier, Neole Bock, Neil Cochran, Jerry Eyrich. Second row: Coach Art Frey, Glen Carlson, Howard Reynolds, Kay Jacobsen, Don Fields, Rikk Taylor, Elgin Fuller, Jack Christian, Don Runner, Jim Aylworth, Joe Oestrich, Dale Hobbs, Jim Walker, Dick Bryan, Marvin Peterson, Asst. Coach Gene Arger. Third row: Leonard Pierce, Herb Jones, Joe Sampson, Karl Bock, Frank Celio, Dick Ray, Neil Gilmore, Carl Olson, Asst. Coach Fred Spiegelberg, Don Byrne, Talbert Nash, Jim Toole, Peyton Greenough, Bob Harder, Paul Davis. First row: Don Murray, Ed Vickrey, Howard Lamson, George Volesky, Griffith Steiner, Glen Hobbs. Second row: Phil Arbogast, Ernie Ruehl, Frank Featherman, John Chamberlin, Norman Smith, Fred Rohwer. Page eighty 1948 Jrach and C roS3 (Country St iea Son The 1948 varsity track squad finished second to North Central in the city league. The Tigers won the Clarkston Invitational Banana Belt meet at Clarkston, and they also won the Invitational Spring Track meet at W.S.C. Lewis and Clark won also the annual Central Valley Relays and at this event the high hurdle shuttle relay team made up of Dever Gregg, Buzz Bailey, Merle Haffner and Bob Harder set a new meet record. The results of the track meets are: L. C 66% Rogers 3616 L. C 72 Gonzago 32 L. C. - 45Vi N. C 39 ' j On May 14 at the Spokane District Meet, North Central cut the Tigers out with 46 ' 2 points to L C. ' $ 39 ' 2 but L. C. ' s trocksters came back to be the leading squad from the Spokane district at the State Meet at Pullman with a record of 15Vi points. The freshman track squad finished the season with second place in the frosh city league. On May 19 the frosh took fourth place in the City Freshman Meet by beating Libby and Gonzago with 16!6 points. The frosh results were: L. C. 47, followed by Gonzago and Libby N. C. 52 ' 2 followed by L. C. 31, and Libby The Tiger cross-country squad missed the city title by a hair after an otherwise good season. After beating Gonzaga and Rogers, they lost the championship to North Central by dropping their final meet to the Indians, 27 to 28. Page eighty-one Curtis Bloomquist— This player was one of the best pitchers on the varsity team. He was also a returning letterman. Roy Donder— Pitcher for the B squad, he showed his ability when he pitched three con- secutive shutout games in the ' 48 season. Chuck Coleman- Here ' s the player who held down third base for the varsity team during ' 48. Gunnard Johnson— Gunnard played right field in ' 48 for the varsity team. Jerry Cameron— This returning letterman played first base for the varsity team and was the leading batter of the city league in ' 48 with an average of .400. Dick Agar-Dick took care of the outfield for the varsity team. Page eighty-two Bill Nelson— One of Lewis and Clark ' s best distance men. He went out for the 880 and mile and also ran the mile at the state meet. Neil Cochran— Went out for the 880 and also ran the 880 at the state meet. Merle Haffner— This man represented Lewis and Clark in both the high and low hurdles. Don Runner-This track man is looked upon to be one of the top L. C. 440 men in the ' 49 season. Bob Fitzsimmons-Here is a good all-around track man who turned out for the high and low hurdles and the 880 relay team. Rod Dent-A Lewis and Clark representative in the high jump and shotput. Page eighty-three Page eighty four cam First row: Jerry Cameron, Kim Jock, Hartley Kruger, Bill Mother, Bill Wakefield. Second row: Duncan Hallet, Rex Brainard, Dick Ager, Bob Fitzsimmons. 1949 EasLtUll The 1949 city championship basketball team had an undefeated season of eight wins. This was the first time since 1943 that a team has gone through a season undefeated in the Spokane high school leagues. With this record the Tigers left all competition far behind as Rogers, North Central, and Gonzaga all tied for second place with a record of four wins and four losses and West Valley toiled the league without winning a game. Not only was a record tied but one was set when Hartley Kruger made o total of 110 points or an average of 13.7 points per gome. The outcome of the games was: L. C 29 L. C. L. C. L. C. L C. 39 Gonzaga 22 34 N. C. 26 L. C. 45 Rogers 39 L. C. 59 West Valley _ 31 L. C. 56 55 54 Gonzaga N. C. Rogers West Valley 23 4? 42 4C Following the successful city season, the Lewis and Clark quintet won the state championship. In pre season games the Tigers won over St. Johns, Coeur d ' Alene, Walla Walla, Moscow, and Pullman and were defeated by Lewiston 38 to 40. The B squad hoopsters ended their season with a record of five wins and three losses of which two went to Rogers. The scores of the B games are; L. C. 31 Gonzoga _ 28 L. C 42 Gonzaga 33 L. C- 16 N. C. 33 I. C 33 N. C 29 L. C 29 Rogerj 35 L. C 24 Rogers 31 I. C 32 West Valley _ 25 L. C 42 West Valley 39 With a record of five wins and five losses the 1949 frosh team came to the end of their season with a tie for second place. The scores of their games are: L. C. . L C. L. C. L. C. L. C... 29 34 18 14 29 Libby Havermale Gonzaga Rogers N. C. 22 46 14 37 28 L. C L. C L. C L. C _ L C .19 . 34 27 22 21 Libby Havermale Gonzaga Rogers N. C. 29 25 12 33 20 Page eighty-five -S ate ( h amnions Bob Fitzsimmons — Hard working Fjtz was a top-notch substitute. He distinguished himself by his de- pendable performance and provided back-board strength for the second squad. Jerry Cameron- This speedy guard rounded out the powerful starting line-up and showed exceptionally smooth floor work. Kim Jack— This lanky forward scored well for L.C. and added back-board strength to the Bengal five. Kim ' s unorthodox but accurate lay-ins and hook shots proved a nightmare to opposing play. Dick Ager— This capable senior gave speed to the second team. Dick ' s fine one-honded pushers and driving lay-ins scored more than once. FITZSIMMONS CAMERON JACK AGER WAKEFIELD MATHER KRUOEfi Bill Red Wakefield —Constantly intercepting enemy passes and going the length of the floor for lay-ins. Bill was the outstanding ball hawk in the city. His dead eye, one-handed push shot also brought in points galore. Bill Mather (Captain)— This four-year letterman was a high scorer for L.C. as well as a tower of strength on defense. A cool veteran. Bill was always best when the pressure was on. Hartley Mouse Kruger— This 6 foot 7 inch center provided top back-board strength for L.C. Possessor of a stylish hook shot and a tip-in artist, he was a high scorer on the top five. Page eighty-six (?itif an J State CltampionA The school celebrated its city basketball championship on March 7, the Monday following the victory over Rogers. In a convocation the team appeared on the stage before this huge sign. Team members are. left to right: Kim Jack, Bill Farr, manager.- Bud Brainard, Duncan Hallett, Dick Ager. Bill Wakefield. Jerry Cameron, Bob Fitzsimmons, Bill Mather, and Hartley Kruger. e Jeam The Rifle Club, under the direction of Mr. Minard, meets in the armory to improve their shooting The boys also train for shooting competitions. First row: Bruce Bailey, Roland Hodgins, Bob Herrington, Millard Adams, Don Zimmerman, J Migoki. Second row: Jack Drumheller, Bill Schaefer, John Warsinske, Don Bear, Rod Kirkpatric. Third row: Bob Hemingway, Art Madsen, Keith Malone, Bruce Morse, Bob MacLean, Clark Nolan. skill. Page eighty -seven U ' VCII These are the boys who did most of the fighting on the football field for L.C. during the 1948 season. First row: Fred Gehrke, right end; Roger Keller, right tackle. Bob Baldwin, right guard, Ed Jocobson, center; Torn Barker, left guard; Neil Laing, left tackle; Nick MacPhee, left end. Second row; Chuck Colman, right half; Myrle Nead, left half; Carl Johnson, fullback; Ken Skaer, quarterback. (jirls ' biennis c am The tennis team let N.C. gain the high school girls ' tennis championship in the fall of ' 48 when they lost their match with N.C. 12-3. First row: Peggy McMahon, Betty Fry, Patsy Plastino, Joyce Litch, Gretchen Weed. Second row: Jody Luck, Louise Goldstein, Nancy Winters, Neva Wayne, Barbara Jackson. Third row: Ruthann Lindberg, Dorlene Gorham, Leah Wurzberg, Helene vanTyen, Catherine McNair. Fourth row: Miss Popple, coach; Jeanette Young, Nancy Johnson, Mary Kay Rich, Judy Haltom, Agnes Quinlan. Page eighty-eight This team took third place in the city league for ' 48. Left to right: Bob Schimke, Don Neraas, Dave Levitch, John Sarginson, Elwood Monteith. At the end of the ' 48 season these boys had a record of 4 wins and 2 losses. Two of these wins were from Coeur d ' Aler.e in non-conference matches. First row: Sam Whittemore, Gary Gilbert, John Holin, Dick Felt, Lee Price. Second row: Phil Hull, Fred Rowher, Don Hart, Ernie Ruehl. Page eighty-nine IjSacim In ton ZJeam Playing games with Cheney, West Valley, Central Valley and the city schools, the badmintonites h shown improvement. First row: Nancy McKay, Nancy Morrison, Madelyn Groybill, Anita Pohl, Dotty Griffith, captain. Second row: Miss Popple, coach, Janet McNair, Caryl Pence, Marian Nelson. Third row: Nadir.e Kamlin, Jody Mottson, Jean Sherwin. Absent: Katherine McNair, Margaret Fahay, manager,- Gretchen Weed, Peggy Dibblee, Eetty Lou I Judy Halton. Cjirls 1 (j° f The 1948 girls ' golf team come through the season having won the North Central tournament. First row: Marianne Mercer, Connie Oldershaw, Donno Porter, Donna Kjose. Second row: Miss Danke, coach; Barbara Coleman, Helen Weisenborn. Third row: Grace Burns, Marlene Berlat, Jean Stanton. Page ninety Jirst Semester C iaSS ( ffi cers 12B Officers- Kim Jock, treasurer,- Myrle Need, vice president; Ed Jacobsen. president; Nancy Morrison, secretary; Bill Mather, sergeant-at-arms. 11 A Officers: Helene van Tyen, treasurer; Bob Weaver, sergeant-at- arms; Jack Drumheller, president, Jim Morris, secretary; John Peterson, Runner, sergeant-at-arms; Jody Luck, secretary; Duane Bock, Chock Coleman, vice president. IOB Officers: Barry Jones, vice president. Ron Davidson, treasurer, Jimmee Brock, president, Nancy Hirvas, secretary. ■ ice president. 1 1 B Officers: Don president; Dorothy Dickerson, treasurer, Page ninety-one Left I— Big Sister party. Left 2— The Papyrus Club met at the home of Mr. Baird. immediate right. Bot- tom row: Roger Sherman, Kurt Sacknitz, Bonnie Horan, Janice Stevenson, Jean Ryker, Joan Sacknitz, Pat Nabata, Beverly Quick, Marilyn Grams. Top row: Bill Whitney (graduated!, Charles Boykin, Vernon Gooch, June Moenk, Mary Ann Mercer, Don Neraas, Betty Jo Clack, Carol Huff (graduated). Left 3— Mr. Schoen- ing ' s home room. Left 4— Mr. Canup ' s dahlias. Seated: Jill Peck, Lois Hengen, Beverly Shewe. Standing: Mary Lou Holm, Morna Whom, Barbara Herman, Helene van Tyne, Gretchen Winkler. Right 1— Making coffee tables. Left to right: Norman Beloved, Roger Keller, Larry Bradburn, George Barton. Right 2— Caught by the cameraman as they enter school: Don Smith, Polly Buell, Kennety Carreau, Betty Anderson, Clarice Colvin, Phil Koch. Right 3— The southwest door at 2:00 p.m. when the athletes head for the buses. One girl evidently knows her way around. Hm-m? Right 4 — Beverly Clausen, Pat Kirkpatrick, Genevieve Esse work as assistants to Mr. Orcutt. They seem to be happy about it. Page ninety-two 204 .Senior $ W,, JC ox First row: Douglas Nash, Jim Morris, Dwylo Seehorn, Robin Melior, Elizabeth Scofield, Marianne Mercer, Sharon Nelson. Second row: Bob Miller, Jim Schimanski, Jean Sage, Barbara Poston, Vivian Poston, Ruth Shumwoy. Third row: George Nakamura, Arthur Pritchard, Karen Spaeth, Zoe Ann Molander, Anita Pohl. Fourth row: Tom Mott, Don Rafferty, John Nelson, Dick Rush, John Peterson. | JJome l oom 210 Senior d2 am First row: Leta Herrington, Mary Ann MacKoy, Marie McCardle, Joyce litch. Donna Hooper, Lois Melior, Marlene Jocobson. Second row: Kenneth Hicks, Laura Herrington, Barbara Knudson, Rose Marie Hoeller, Jack Miller, Kenneth Mann, Bob Krume, Vern Johnson. Third row: Don Kendrick, Launce Mocomber, Bill Hansen, Jock Kulp, Bill Henderson, Duncan Hallett, Ed McDowell. Page ninety-three HADDAD BUDGET SHOP Davenport Hotel (Campus C iotltei To add zest to your campus life . make your week ends vivid your dates important . and keep your budget astonishingly low. Coats from $49.95 Suits from 69.95 Dresses from 29.95 Shop at Your Friendly Neighborhood Drug Store ★ Fountain Service Delicious Chocolates Gifts for All Occasions Corday Perfumes Parker 51 Pens Fine Stationery Cannon Hill Drug Store 14th and Adams Phone Rl. 4000 Beit lAJiiliei to tlte 49 Se eniori Huwle ' s Food Center 605 W. Sprague Page ninety-four 301 Senior WL Wo oraan First row: Joanne Solomon, Jeanne Smith, Francis Yoshida, Beverly Wahl, Dawnn Swan. Second row: Maynard Stone, Cordie Westerkomp, Marie Witter, Mary Wingett, Helene van Tyne, Beverly Spencer. Third row: Dick Woltering, Norman Williams, Gordon Vails, Bob vVillioms, Glen Tollett. Fourth row: Janice Stevenson, Duane Whiting, John Nelson, Don Sparks, Douglas Wright, Don Rofferty. JJome l oom 316 Senior $ YYl ' iSi rJlalu First row: Polly Bell, Fern Boyles, Madelyn Graybill, DeLores Griffiths, Judi Ashley, Richard Bruton. Second row: Delores Cash, Dorothy Alex, Beverly Clepper, Jean Gregory, Catherine Geddis, Ro er Bruton. Third row: Herb Borden, Linda Devine, Muriel Cunningham, Pat Gotion, Berry Dunlop, Dick Felt, Ronald Darnell. Fourth row: Jack Drumheller, Richord Diehl, Dean Howes, Gary Cressey, Rex Broinard, Bill Fujimura, Harry Carter. Page ninety-fivt lisemen t Administration A. L. Parker, Principal William W. Taylor, Vice Principal Bernardine McClincy, Girls ' Adviser !nafisli 2)epartmenl Irene B. Hunt Lois Knox E. E. McElvain Carl G. Miller George W. Palmer Jdistoru 2)epartment Pearle E. Anderson C. D. Babcock P. M. Baird Mrs. Bartlett Louise Bruning Marian H. Pettis, Head Ann Reely Frances I. Vecchio Nancy Wacker Arthur O. Walther William E. Donner Arthur Frey W. B. Graham H. P. Aldrich Christina Claussen Ethel M. Ashley R. G. Ferrer Mabel Pope, Head Charles E. Baten, Head Donald Fowler R. C. Anderson Gene Arger Ann Cunningham Robert L. Bartlett Cecil E. Enlow, Head Virginia Danke, Girls ' Head ru LJepu Katherine Hunt Louis S. Livingston Norman C. Perring Max Schoening H. D. Thompson E. W. Toevs Dan S. Whitman, Head e mat id artment Walk William E. Donner F. H. Gnagey Fred Kramlich, Head }ine — 4rts 2bepartment Lydia S. Goos, Head 2)epartment anaaaqe Bernadette Proulx Elizabeth Stannard Cc ommercia artment Elmer Orcutt Bernadette Proulx Science 2 epartment Charles E. Canup H. M. Louderback Gerald Meckelson Blanche Smith John L. Wuhrman Miriam Morgan Frances I. Vecchio Nancy Wacker Alonzo Woolard Clarence Miller L. G. Minard, Head —J dome c{ c onomici Averil Fouts Carrie E. Lake 2)epartment Gracia White, Head industrial 4rts 2 eparfn W. J. Dunlop, Head Gerald Meckelson YYjuSic jbepartmenl Oliver Fuller Physical £duca. it F. A. Sartwell artment E. L. Hunter, Boys ' Head Harold Jones Doris Popple ■Study J4all, Secretariat, Clerical Fdith Collins Irma Painter Mabel Swanson, Attendance Clerk Page ninety-six Myrtle Elliott, Secretary Norma McQuown, Book Room Clerk .JJome J oom 216 junior KY r. JliompAon First row: Lois Smith, Dolores Sloraosli, Ami Takimoto, Charlotte Tockett, Audrey Sly, Margaret Stevens, Jean Stroh, Ann Stuart. Second row: David Stammerjohn, Viola Thompson, Scott Stewart, Bill Thrailkill, Stanley Swanson, Brenton Spencer, Lavelle Sutter. Third row: Betty Steen, Leon Stone. Roland Suksdorf, Jean Smith, Pat Tanaka, Douglas Squires, Robert Meuser. Fourth row: Pat Smith, Dorothy Standal, Marilyn Hopper, Shirley Sorweide, Susanne Stout, Bill Smith, Marilou Solberg, Herbert Snoey. JJome t oom 305 junior - 4 Wus Wkiu First row: Emily Yamaguchi. Gwen Tupper, Gretchen Winkler, Joanne White, Patty Wolfe, Donna Tye, Shirley Tubbs, Leah Wurzburg. Second row: Billy Ward, Emily Warashina, Nancy Woofter, Marna Wham, Barbara Zerbach, Helen Weissenborn, Barbara Whitfield, Phyllis Walden. Third row: Burleigh Wortes, Velma Willis, Rose Ann Young, Virginia Wice, Florence Welch, Doris Watt, Naomi Zornes. Pat Toole, Jim Walker. Fourth row: Ernie White, Jim Walther, Sam Whittemore, Sam Vaught, Royce Flynn, Larry Welch. Page ninety-seven Best Wishes to the Graduates of 7949 FROM THE George House Cafe 3rd Ave. at Walnut Prompt, Courteous Service ★ MILKSHAKES So Good You ' d Want Two So Large You Can Only Drink One D E L I C I o u s FISHERS DRUG W. 907 Riverside MA. 4881 delicious tantalizing kitchen fresh taste tested baked goodies at 9th monroe open evenings and Sundays Bart ett ' s Bakery Phone Rf. 9 760 The Jewelry You Buy at SARTORI Will Always Be the Best Better Quality Better Price SARTORI Master Craftsmen in Jewelry N. 10 Wall Street Page ninety-eight J ome l oom 22 junior First row: Alice Rife, Darlene Sams, Dina Salagranis, Barbara Pilant, Dorothy Pelnarsch, Kurt Sacknitz, Takashi Soto, Bill Schaefer. Second row: Joyce Scholfield, Jean Ryker, Zoe Robinson, Miriam Sherfey, Jill Peck, Shirley Sires, Mary ScSalkau, Frank Pignanelli. Third row: Marian Rose, Louise Schroyer, Peggy Shaffer, Patricia Potter, Colleen Short, Jay Roe, Ted Riley, Howard Reynolds, Charles Sharpley. Fourth row: Jean Scott, Eugene Sharp, Charles Scarpelli, Richard Ray, Marvin Peterson, John Pitts, Darrell L ' Homme, Ramon Petrogallo. Wi Muni First row: Lorna Keiber, Adell Grover, Barbara J. Hall, Marliss Gigler, Beverley L ' Homme, Marie Harrison. Second row: Pat Haggarty, Loretto Gannon, Lois Gilliam, Morgie Gard, June Graham, Donna Lucht, Helen Hall, Gordon Meyers Third row: Jackie Graham, Lorna Hall, Colleen Gardner, Mavis Gorman, Donna Gilkey. Gordon Gifford, Wayne Johnson. Fourth row: Kenneth Hallet, Bill Graedel, Gary Gilbert, Harry Glaze. Page ninety nine It ' s the Vogue for hats For 35 years Spokane ' s Leading Millinery Store We Feature: Hats for the teens Junior Coats Junior Suits Misses Rainwear Coats and Suits by Brewster the Vogue Sprague and Wall CRESCENT CLEANERS For Those Who Demand the Best LOUIS KEMP, Proprietor Rl. 2345 THIRD AVE. AND WALNUT WHITWDRTH COLLEGE Offers the finest in Liberal Arts, Pre-Prnfessinnal and Secondary Teacher Training Located in Beautiful Convenient Bus Service Country Homes Estate From Coeur d ' Alene Hotel Just North of Spokane and North Side $300 ' IJear (Covers Juition and Jeed Page one hundred 206 junior s$ w, w.a vain First row: Shirley Lewis, Pol Hoover. Joanne Hough, Mary Lou Hoen, Virginia Jackman, Allen Kreymer. Pob Hyssop, Bob Hicks. Second row: Jim Mason, Lawrence Jacque, Kay Jacobson, Lee Holum, Mirjam Holtman, Nancy Johnson, Muriel Henderson, Borbaro Herman. Third row: Ben Joy, Gunnord Johnson, Herbert Jones, Dick Ishikawa, Wayne Jenzen, Bob Hulick, Janet Johnston. Fourth row: Bob Jensen, Lloyd James, vVayen Hite, Lois Hengen, Marilyn Jones, Verno Jens. JJome l oom 314 junior W, WinaJ First row: Marjorie Lebsack, Marine Le Grant, Elaine Lindgren, Dorothy McKim, Bob McNally, Ray Le Mar, George Lane. Second row: Josephine Manelt, Sally Kinsey, Margaret Luce, JoAnn Luck, Georgia Lee, Catherine McNair, Kenneth Martin. Third row: Mike Lineham, Edward Larrabee. Art Madsen. James Kieth, Darrell McAninch, Henry Lewis. Fourth row: Lyle Manser, Boyd Lofgren, Bruce McCannon, Rodney Kirkpotrick, Darlan Manning, Eugene McLemare. Page one hundred one to t te praJuatiny cta.U - • (LonaratutationS and Bed Wiili Copper and Zinc Halftones - Line Etchings - Designing Lettering - Art PARENT ENGRAVING COMPANY 819 1-2 RIVERSIDE - MA. 4444 Page one hundred two J Jomc $oom 329 junior Wr. %, 9 First row: Lexie Dickerson, Lenoro Dan, Betty Fry, JoAn Ennis, Sondra Fern, Carol Dahl, Adrienne Freeman, Jerry Deatherage. Second row: Elgin Fuller, Paul Davis, Beldene Cannon, Patricia Faubion, Sally Eagy, Joy Farier, Freida Endelmon, Mack Dilley. Third row: Raymond Ehnes, Philip Dodd, Neil Gilmore, Fred Fingold, Kathleen Fantin, Ronald Franklin, Kenneth Fleming, Fourth row: Ed Erickson, Art Day, Reggie Frazcer, Cameron DeVore, Max Davis, Pot Faltico, Dole Duranceau. 223 junior s$ ' i First row: Pat Nabata, Liloce Long, Donna Lawmiller, Romona McLaughlin, Gloria Parker, Jim Montz- heimer, Beverly Nelson, Mickey Norisada. Second row: Arnold Rongren, Vernon Norman, William Meyer, Dick Murray, Jack McMahon, Bruce Nissen, Clark Nolan, William Nielson. Third row: Barbara Olmsted, Dorothy Nicholl, Betty O ' Malley, Jean Olson, Joy McDonald, Jim Nakogawo. Fourth row: Quincy Morgan, Clorence Poppe, Richard Montecucco, Ray Miller, Carl Olson, Talbert Nosh, Ted Miller. Page one hundred three 1 TO HE-I FDR DIFFICULT LIGHTING JOBS, CALL ON US HUGHES ELECTRIC CD. W. 917 FIHST AVENUE MA. 1856 befo Cathy, LX rz or U4LK AND MPflHt IH wt titrate m ' fi€ at - hcat Page one hundred lour V JJ ome t oom 5 junior Wr. Eaten First row: Noncy Bell, Nancy Atwater, Mildred Benefield, Morlene Berlat, Foye Aaron, Ruth Bernham, Elaine Berk, Betty Lou Bryant, Dick Adams. Second row: Beverly Bellmore, Faun Bowman, Pat Barton, Lorraine Beneke, Shirley Davenport, Henry Bruno, Kenneth Anderson, Dick Benningson. Third row: Bob Baily, Patsy Boothe, Marjorie Barlow, Luella Chambers, Georgia Bryan, Joy Adams, Pat Aldrich, Carl Anderson, Dick Allen, Regina Billeter. Fourth row: Lawrence Bostrom, Douglas Bell, Marva Adams, Gwen Boothe, Joan Allen, Helen Beaver, Dorold Alexander, Duare Bock, Jack Babcock, Donald Anderson. )4ome J oom 2 junior -Jl H¥ iss C lc auSSen First row: Moneen Chipman, Bonito Larris, Elaine Jamison, Shirley Hamilton, LaVonne Grosser, Lilo Brilling, Janice Brown, Lillian Bryan, Jim Culbert. Second row: Janice Christensen, Don Claussen, Barbara Coleman, Grace Burns, Aileen Connolly, Nancy Atwater, Mary Collard, JoAnn Bruguier, Lois Bush. Third row: Mike Coyle, Graydan Crandell, Joyce Burger, Mary Corliss, Charlotte Buck, Sharon Cluckey, Frank Celio, Dan Byrne, Evelyn Christensen. Fourth row: Rodney Crocker, Jim Cross, Larry Brown, John Byrne, Shirley Carlson, Phyllis Balazs, Larry Bradburn, Jerrine Chestnut, George Bridgeman. Page one hundred live BERNARD Blouses, skirts, suits and coats are way ahead in class . . . get all the exclamation at the class ex- amination! BERNARD ' S Riverside and Wall Frances Denney ' s Treatment for Adolescent Skin Cleansing Meal Mild Skin Lotion Local Acne Cream Local Acne Lotion THE BEAUTY BAR AT SCHULEIN ' S W. 725 Riverside C onaratuiationi to lilt ' (graduates BURCHETT S STUDIO Spokane i JrienJfij Studio S. 13 Howard Spokane, Wash. Phone MA. 2821 Page one hundred six JJome t oom 123 junior (13 W, 3 error First row: Gloria Purdy, Joyce Maggard, Naomi Newmiller, Nancy Murrow, Marcia Robertson, Kay Morse, Caryle Pence. Second row: Christine Runkel, Ann Livings ton, Jocqy Mclnnis, Betty Oster, Carole Shearer, Idonna O ' Blennes, Betty Patrick. Third row: Darell Lee, Maxine Mothewsan, Marlene Linton, Judy Rometch, Bob MacLean, Fred Nitschke, Lavern Melton. Fourth row: Bob Schimke, Bruce Mauser, Jerry Porter, Phil Sandberg, Ray Mewes. John Peters, Dan Rowley. Absent: Gloria Reader. JJome l oom 115 junior Yll]iss jProulx First row: Barbara Chase, Leila Blume, Eleanor Bock, Pat Cauvel, Marilou Doll. Gail Ebener. JuHle Chilton, Shirley Elliot. Second row: Jack Eckhouse. Normon Beloved, Karl Cunningham, Norma Fendler, Jackie Chenoweth, Patsy Erwin, Shirley Brice, Betty Duncan. Third row: Clifford Rickey, John Elis, Bob Farris, Earl Kelly, Marilyn Cockrell, Betty Ackerman, Alice Duran, Parker Compou. Fourth row: Gerald Andrews. Ken Brown, Willson Brown, Joe Clumpner, Jack Campbell (Home Room 205), Doug Welsh (Home Room 3), Dave Dagget. Page one hundred seven If It ' s Good to Eat Lu Has It! HAMBURGERS Our Specialty LU ' S DINER East 2904 Sprague LA. 2255 Headquarters for the Lane Cedar Chest PRATT FURNITURE CO. N. 215 Post Rl. 6119 Complimi ' iits to the ' 49 Graduates General Machincr 35DD RIVERSIDE y The CHRISTIAN STUDIO Wishes You a HAPPY FUTURE, SENIORS! We will be looking forward to making good portraits for you again on the next important occasion. Thank you. The Christian Studio N. 104 Howard St. MA. 1025 Paife one hundred emht JJome oom 124 junior d2 lfY iss Stannard First row: James Stemm, Maynard Tampourlos, James Taylor, Keith Swenson, Eddie Simmons, John Thomfohrde, Roy Sumihiro. Second row: Sydney Swain, Beverly Wilson, Solly Sowell, Gerene Thorne, Shirley Sutherland, Elnoro White. Third row: Joe Pilorek, Marilyn Stone, David Whisler, Pat Smith, Joshi Yonago, Bob Whitney. Muni 327 junior B First row: David Johnson, Shirley Culbertson, Shirley Johnson, Wilma Limbocker, Laura Leath, Marlene Killham, Phil Leigh. Second row: Bob Griffin, Dennis Gillis, Zelores Johnson, Joanne Jannot, Donelle Leonard, Lois Hill, Don Hart. Third row: Phil Hull, Dan Kaiser, Dan Havelick, Gene Huppin, Ron Gordon, Ronnie Hendrickson, Art Greycloud. Page one hundred nine C oncjratuiations to tL f949 Cjraduatei H. EARL CLACK COMPANY 6 4 A tout ' s . itc ?j£ yz t J ??z Page one hundred ten £?( f- £ H fi dSf Jdome i oom 330 Sop It om ore .A W, C amti First row: Jimmy Brock, Copi Davis, Jean Doughty, Louise Diehl, Pat Byrne, Bonnie Bruce, Joann Domit, Anna Mae Elliot, Helen Ehtee. Second row: Lyla Elfing, Leanna Davis, Teddy Bryan, Pat Utter, Barbara Brunkow, Verna Davis, Bernice Colvin, Polly Buell, Lorraine Dofelmier. Third row: Peggy Dibblee, Maryland Brown, Tom Beard, Bill Davis, Don Davidson, Bill Bavenny, Lewis Ellingson, Muriel Eggen. Fourth row: Betty Brown, Tommy Dobbins, Kenneth Ericksen, Roland Edens, Ronnie Davidson, Dean Dailey, Darry Bunker. fctfi A f S.I JJome l oom 208 Sophomore _A W, Jj incision First row: Elisa McKee, Bertha Lyman, Shirley Marquette, Shirley Langston, Yvonr.e Loree, Micki Matsumura, Patricia McKinley, Eunice Lukenbill, Alice McDowell. Second row: Kathy Laven, James McForlane, Frances Huber, Loma Lewis, Nancy Lee, Betty Lundy, Sally McDirmid, Shirley LaDow. Third row: Clarence Miller, Stan MacDonald, Ted Lott, John Luenow, Carl Lind, Barbara Lawrenz, Nandora MacDonald, Betty Lund, Sten Larkin. Fourth row: Phillip Marksbury, Robert Magnuson, Gene Lucas, Jim Mahnke, Holly Lasley, Stan Marks, Howard Lamson, Robert Melior, Sheldon McKnight, William Lloyd. Page one hundred eleven Congratulations Arden - Flavor - Fresh Hairy - Products ARDEN FARMS CD. For Good Photographs See Erna Bert Nelson 234 West 22nd Rl. 4444 WE BUY IRON - BRASS COPPER BATTERIES RAGS - SACKS Second Hand Items ALASKA JUNK CO. S. 116 Adams SPOKANE, WASH. Look for the BIG DIPPER ★ ★ ★ ★ Cones - Shakes Foot-long Hot Dogs ★ ★ ★ ★ East 2808 Sprague I ' aye cm hundred twelve Jdome l oom 110 Sophomore rman First row: Ted Wright, Sylvia Vandervert, Mary Walden, Lucy Wham, Becky Vandrey, Margey Witter, Ma Mae Van Notric. Second row: Lois Wilson, Ronnie Wardrop, Suzanne Mjoen, Virgin ia Webster, Dorothy White, Gloria Wales, Nancy Winters, Gretchen Weed, Bob Miller. Third row: Jim Minard, llene Millman, Janet Yarwood, Morcheato Williams, Janis Westland, Barbara Williams, Marcia Van Doren, Neva Wayne, Richard Warner. Fourth row: Dean Wend ' e, Eddie Vickrey, Lloyd Warner, John Miner, Richard Woolard, Myron Wester- kamp, John Wcrsirske, George Wollmark, Con Wright, Gary Werntz. JJome $oom 302 Sophomore .A OOS First row: Barbara Scott, Lila Sammons, Fern Snow, Carol Shank, Marianne Scott, Catherine Porter, Diana Spencer, Geraldine Schweyen. Second row: Erna Sparber, Susan Sauer, Jean Sherwin, Colleen Cooke, Roberta Sisson, Norman Schmeer, Don Shane, Frances Snow. Third row: Roger Sherman, Bob Shoop, Joyce Craig, Jack Smith, Peter Salagianis, Gory Colgren, Mark Sanders, LeDoris Skands. Fourth row: Donald Smith, Jim Colby, Norman Smith, Brian Smith, Robert Schwartz, Jack Spring, Howard Schmidt, Robert Slattery, Glenn Smith. Page one hundred thirteen Your Friendly Neighbor Spokane ' s Most Modern Automobile Shop BABCOCK MOTORS Packard Sales and Service 4th and Howard Rl. 8021 Congratulations to the GRADUATES of 1949 HI NITE CLUB (The Spot) Make Your Future Secure With Business Training Enroll any MONDAY at KBU FREE LIFETIME EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT Over 1600 employment calls received during 1948 KINMAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY South 110 Howard Street MAin 1131 SPOKANE, WASHINGTON Page one hundred fourteen JJome oom 4 Sophomore - l l Ylr. J ramiicli First row: Aloyo Kennedy, Dolores Kive!t, Maxine Hooper, Janet Kirk, Jeon Jenson, Beverly Hender- shott, Nancy Hirvas, Glen Hobbs. Second row: Corrine Johnson, Mary Hooper, Margaret Horton, Mary Irwin, Sharon Johnson, Glenmor Hope, Erne-Jeon Henderson, Daniel Hite. Third row: Roy Kingsley, Jerre Jackson, Richie Hembree, Johnny Kar.egae, John Keller, Larry Kimball, John Holum, Jerry Heth. Fourth row: Lawrence Huppin, Barry Jones, Richard Ingalls, Glen Jorgenson, Raymond Heyworth, Bill Ingraham, Vern Johnson, Cameron Kirkham, Larry Knuth. J4omc l oom 125 Sophomore lf¥ iss Pope First row: Mory Peterson, Pat Persons, Donna Prince, Irene Rhett, Cora Dee Peterson, Carmelo Perfetto, Wanda Roberts, Eloine Reed. Second row: Kenneth Porter, Fred Rohwer, Orville Reinholt, Robert Rondall, Ken Prett, Fredrick Phelps, Paul Panagakis. Third row: Kieth Potton, Addie Pearson, Ray Rielly, Moxine Reed, Shirley Penman, Bevely Palardy, Patricia Kissler, Dick Roberts. Fourth row: Joe Potvin, Ernie Ruehl, Don Robinson, Robert Quaife, Rondal Ramsperger, John Rhodes, Rile Pickett, Owen Parker. Page one hundred fifteen Congratulations to the 7949 Graduates From HAT FREEMAN Spokane ' s T Shirt Headquarters N. 117 POST GRADUATES INSTRUCTORS and STUDENT BODY We of Shaw Borden Co. treasure the privilege of serving you with school items, Office Supplies, Kodak and Engineering helps and Printing. SHAW BORDEN CO. Phone MA. 3361 For Service W. 325 Riverside - W. 325 Sprague BE A MRSE . . • Service • Colleqe • Travel • (J|i|)ortunities For Information WRITE OR CALL Director of Nurses DEACONESS HOSPITAL Rl. 4171 CONGRATULATIONS Youse Gals and Guys We ' re Mighty Proud of You Here at -ritzer J Men ' s Shops Page one hundred sixteen -Jdonic I oom 317 Sophomore First row: Barbara Morris, Dorlene Nilson, JoAnn Nelson, Palsy Carman, Dolores Castle, Dolores Ostlund, JoAnn Moore. Second row: Mervyn Morelock, Eve Nolan, Carolyn Chaney, Barbara O ' Brien, Beverly Clark, Violet Nopanen, Roger Camyn. Third row: Joe Monte cucco, Kenneth Carreau, Don Murry. William Moore, Dallon Mueller, Theodore Nakamura, Rod Clellen, Fourth row: Don Lewis, Jack Oliver, Norman Ostling, Eugene Morelond, Gene Morgan, on Mr. Sck oenin 7 First row: Susan Betts, Jane Bawden, Marilyn Berk, Carolyn Berk, Dawn Nito Boyd, Louise Blair, Arleen Avery, Betty Ayers. Second row: Barbara Burnett, Jackie Barnes, Cicely Bittrick, Elizabeth Baldwin, Jane Bruno, Millard Adams, Vaughn Betty. Third row: Laura Barringer, Barbara Beeman, Dorothy Benson, Janet Anderson, Don Bear, Roy Burns, Elmer Awberry. Fourth row: Joe Berglund, Dorothy Bruton, Donna Atkisson, Margaret Anderson, Garry Blackman, Claude Azure, Harry Boer, Don Baker. Page one hundred seventeen FROM GRADUATION ON . . . LOOK YOUR SMARTEST ' IN AMERICA ' S FINEST! Clothes for Teens . . . their Dads and In-Betweens at Dor 37 7 ears on tstandi ina por traits Lave been made bu THE NELSON STUDIO 510 Riverside Compliments of jewelers Famous for Diamonds and Watches Since 1907 807 West Riverside TUXEDOS Tuxedos for Weddings and Parties. Complete S.B. outfits for rent, in- cluding shirt, collar, tie, and studs. We have the largest selection of Costumes, Wigs, Make-up Mate- rials in the Inland Empire. Masquerades and School Plays a Specialty WE SHIP ANYWHERE CALL, WRITE OR PHONE MILLER -DERVMT W. 1017 Riverside MA. 6642 Page one hundred eighteen Jdonie I oom 6 Sopliomorv W, WJik CI ' First row: Rita Turner, Joyce Swett. Marianne Thomfohrde, Sollie Krehbiel, Jeanne Sutor, Nancy Kuwada, Betty Suzuki, Robert Kryns, Harry Tonaka. Second row: Catherine Stone, Joyce Talbeck, Dorothy Totushek, Doris Stallman, Sam Sugihora, Bob Horris, George Tupper, Edwin Haugen, Don Harvey. Third row: Bob Thornton, Robert Tollett, LeRoy Hazelwood, LeRoy Tarbert, Griffith Steiner, George Stewart, Eeula Stainer, Don Stallman, Dick Harrison, Barbara Kruger. Fourth row: Ramona Thompson, Beatrice, Wayne Stoddard, Joy Thrailkill, Dan Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Tom Krall, Paul Ely, Wilmer Kopp. JJome l oom 122 Sophomore _A Wr 3 . Wad First row: Virginia Haag, Karin Gustafson, Sharon Garrison, Lois Fogelquist, Jonis Gemmill, Vallarie Gerl, Vincent Gailey. Second row: Betty Hardwick, Joyce Fricke, Gretchen Gooch, Phyllis Forker, Lourine Gamble, Louise Grimes, June Haylette, Harold Fleck. Third row: Ronald Hansen, Joanne Florine, Arlene Hamilton, Doryce Haines, Mary Ann Greycloud, Susan Harper, Mary Lou Ferrer, Judy Halton. Fourth row: Bob Felker, Frank Featherman, Milton Fujita, John Green, Bob Gladden, Charles Fleener, Dick Fanning, Charles Fleck. Page one hundred nineteen 203 SonLmore (B 9 First row: Lois McClory, Durene James, Darlene Melior, Eleanor Miles, Kenny Nodland, Bob Morris. Second row: Joon Merritt, Grace Kelm, Janice Moss, Candy Nelson, Clair McKie, Glenn Morrison, Bill Miller. Third row: Grace Meade, Donna Lenzi, Margaret Moss, Miriam Morse, Jim Montague, Bob Mohr. Fourth row: Raymond Janitscheck, Roger McLaughlin, Jim McCaughan, Dick Nelson, Bob McConnell. 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Spokane, Washington Sponsors of Hi-Y Clubs Basketball Boxing Swimming Body Building and Recreational Groups ★ Operators of Y.M.C.A. Camp Reed on Fan take For 105 years the Young Men ' s Christian Association has been train- ing youth for leadership. Allender S. Brown, President L. B. Knisley, General Secretary Extendi DORIAN STUDIO Best lAJidhed to tke Cjraduated of 1949 436 Peyton Bldg. MA. 6815 SPOKANE, WASH. Page one hundred twenty-six 202 First row: Joe Greer, Morlen Guell, Tom Hoggorty, Bob Hall, Bill Hall, Maryann Gray, Martha Graffis, Delores Grimes. Second row: Eleanor Guis, Jewel Gothard, Sue Glee son, Grita Gustapon, Clydeona Green, Juanita Halterman, Sharon Groth, Alice Goller. Third row: Carol Gooch, Allan Hemingway, Joyce Giedt, Roth Grant, Marleta Henderson, Hone Hard- man, Marilyn Gillis, Nadina Hering. 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I ' aye one hundred twenlynght Jdomc l oom 118 J-reAlimun first row: Arnold Knopstod, Jean Kanegae, Mary Kerr, Irlene Inoreye, Rosita Knapstad, Roberta Irvine, Gerald Kemmerly. Second rcw: Sheila Laughy, May Ann Kleven, Michael Kalez, Thedo Jenkins, Helen Jones, JoAnn Kcfmehl, Joan Larson. Third row: Tommy Kodaluc, Eob lamphere, Carol Johnson, Forrest Laude, Fete Jones, Catherine Jenson. Fourth row: Dick Kronick, Don Kindred, Phillip Koch, Tommy Kirhara, Herbert Larkin, Jimmy Jacoy. 1 H .oom nan 9 — $ l Vjr. oLouclerbach First row: Patty Pierc e, Pamela Parr. Dick Peterson, Arlene Pinkerton, Jeanne Pierson, Sharon Ropoport, Donna Reekie. Second row: Suzanne Porson, Patricia Pignanelli, Margie Rhodes, Pat Post, Jeanne Peters, Patsy Radley, Wilbur Pederson. Third row: Dayton Persons, Gordon Peery, Jack Porks, Mary Koy Palmer, Maxine Potirn, Robeff Payont. Ethel Ray. Fourth row: Jack Pierce, John Plastino, Dick Pool, Donald Reid, Ronald Powell, Bill Parker. Page one hundred iwentyntne Stop at Your Friendly Once Our Guest, You ' ll Come Again ' Known from Coast-to-coast for Good Food From an Old Timer to the New Graduates . . . CONGRATULATIONS! and Best of Luck from here on! THE WASHINGTON WATER POWER COMPANY Electric Service to the Inland Empire for 60 Years Greetings, Brads and underqrads, too Always your rendezvous for FINEST FOODS and FOUNTAIN SERVICE In atmosphere you enjoy at moderate prices you appreciate HOTEL OASIS and for that snack after school, don ' t forget your PACIFIC COFFEE CORNER at 3rd and Howard on the way downtown Page one hundred thirty JJome l oont 201 resliman First row: Mike Vofiade, Mary Hoskins, Diana Hendricks, Meyako Tomoike, Jean Tambara, Carol Hoffman, Phyllis Hill, Vincent Trapp. Second row: Donald Trueblood, Dick Van Gelder, Gordon Troyer, Lee Tracy, Betty Tenford, Dorothy Tupper, Janet Fellers, Marilyn Hover. Third row: Neil Vorlicky, John Howoy, Elaine Thompson, Wilma Thomas, Roberto Hisson, Robert Taylor, Suzanne Thompson, Marie Van Tyen. Fourth row: William Thode, Thorn Hogan. Conrad Tatham, Jennifer Upton, Tom Vertrees, Ruth Tufts. Absent: Nesis Teel. JJome l oom 328 Jresliman lflf]r5 . Uecc i io First row: Nancy Lee Wrighter, Virginia Wakefield, Ronald Yoshida, Wallace Wagner, Duane Young, Sally Yamaguchi, Shirley Wildie. Second row: Martha Jane Winkler, Barbara White, Yvonne Wichterman, Bruce White, Marian Wolters, Justine Wood. Third row: Gwendolyn Watkins, Sydne Wolden, Roderick Winslow, Roger Williams, Joy Williams, Rosalie Whisler, Barbara Young, Dick Zearlin. Fourth row: Roger Wyatt, Gerald Dee Williams, Edith Wimberly, George Wolters, Dan Wadsworth, Ray Wilcox, Howard Watkins, Donald Wing. Page one hundred thirty-one Compliments of DODSON ' S 517 Riverside Avenue JEWELERS FOR 62 YEARS ONE OF AMERICA ' S LEADING JEWELRY STORES DAVENPORT HOTEL Page one hundred thirty-two First row: Barbara Souza, Marlys Skalstad, Sylvia Spencer, Loretta Standal, Mary Ellen Shirk, Barbara Stuart, Edna Rae Spear, Gail Smith. Second row: Jerry Walker, Don Smith, Rosonne Shannon, Arlene Sloan, Genevieve Spray, Joan Sonju. Third row: White Smith, Kenneth Smith, Jean Stobie, Shirley Smith, Mary Alice Stockton, JoAnn Storey, John Strucken. Fourth row: Roger Strawick, Peter S ' lvernale, Stanford Silberman, Ivan Sillis, Bob Siegmund, Bob SchneMinger, James Smith. First row: Peggy Seehorn, Joan Schwenger, Anna Saucier, Carole Rutherford, Janice Scott, Joyce Rice, Robin Rumery, Dianne Schulz, Charlotte Schweyen. Second row: Lorna Schicktig, Kay Royce, Helen Salter, George Robey, Don Rush, Jerry Leekband, Calayton Round. Third row: Chuck Cody, Perry Seay, Gary Rupert, Don Sempson, Bill Ross, Jack Rowe, John Schaefier, Harold Saladin. Page one hundred thirty three The KELSEY-B URD Secretarial School ★ Secretarial, Stenographic anil Bookkeeping Coorses Approved for Veterans ' Training Hutton Bldg. MA. 6746 Spokane, Washington First row: Robert Benefell, Tom DeGroff, Don Cantor, Lois Dittner, Darlene Dickson, Rita Davis, Ronald Cantor, Doris Beach. Second row: Louise Ewing, Meredith Eckley, John Desler, Maxine Duran, Shirley Beckham. Third row: Wayne Demary, Barbara Erickson, Barbara Byrd, Roger Dickerson, George Ault, Deane Durleth, Teddy Allen. Page one hundred thirty-four JJome l oom 3 freshman lflf r. (jna 9 e v First row: Jack Garrett, David Johanson, Peter Gerpheide, Minorie Hayaski, James Kennedy, Ted McNeel, Donald Hone, Gene Lucas. Second row: Keith Kennedy, Leo Goto, Gordon Harding, Stanley Hollett, Pat McKeehen, Irving Huppin, Bob Gifford, Donna Farris. mm B Whs Po P pL First row: Duane Tye, Donald Osmond, Wayne Spence, Aulden Stearns, Jim Senna, Don Reid, Martha Winkler. Second row: John Shaffer, Edward Nelson, Laura Soger, Robert Winn, Shirley Swensen, Jim Purcell. Third row: Helen Wildman. Ruth Smith, Morley Unatin, Loro Lee Wolfe, Don Randall. Paae one hundred thirty-five Chicken Every Sunday? Well, not quite. Harry Glaze presented Skip Louder- back with a chicken to use in a chemistry 2 experiment. But, the Louderbacks had a fowl dinner instead. Left 1-. Cotton candy was scarce as well as popular at the Ti-Girl Carnival held February 18. And thus many a battle ensued over it. Shown are Patsy Erwin, Janice Brown, and Luanne Kemp. Janet Johnston is standing by getting a large charge out of everything. Right 1: Boys, beware! The girls are practising shaving for the day when their hubbies need a shave. Yvonne Eagy is shown behind a balloon while Jean Mangan displays an arm. Right 2: Hawkers Lake and Parker bring on the crowds. It seems that Miss Lake does not approve of Mr. Parker ' s hawking. Putii- ottt hundred th.rtu-s.x —