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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1950 volume:

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'X' i A7950 ewid and CALM jger Ogewid ana! CKQPL LJQQQAL ,ggclzoof Spolane, WaAAin9fon ii? EIGHTH ANNUAL EDITIUN iii Edited and Published hy Staff Members Prom the Year's Graduating Elasses Advisers: LYDIA GUUS, Ari EARL B. MILLER, Editurial and Business This loeauiiful efching, Burgas Cathedral, by Andrew Affleck, is rep- resentative of The large Lewis and Clark arf colledion. The sTrucTure is Spanish. Page two E fairing af OZQWZJ cms! These Two views of The school show The front enrrormce ohol norrheosr corner surrounded by Trees, Page three lflaef ,JQQac1,l!L1,Lnfer5 H HeadhunTing is only one of The duTies of The schooI's friendly girls' and boys' advisers, Bernadine McClincy and William Taylor. Far more sTudenTs remember Them Tor Their generous assisTance in minor crises and for helpful advice Than for reprimands for misbehavior. Page four lljgflg O! tA2 H l ln keeping wiTh The jungle Theme of The TIGER, Principal A. L. Parker may be referred To as king of The jungle. In aualiTies of leadership, abiliTy, and inolusTry, as well as size-he is 6 TeeT, 2 inches Tall-he has similariTies To The lion, king of beasTs. Lewis and Clark's iungle king is compleTing his TwenTy-sixTh year aT This school, and has been principal Tor The lasT eighT years. Before ThaT he was vice principal for ThirTeen years, anol TaughT social sTuclies for Three years. Page five as if : Ll G Sf Q s Q Page six Frances cibel Pope, oss, M I' eC ham, Edith Collins, Marguerit UQ Cunni TIl'1 Row: A hird T On, rnice Brut ey, Be VV VG Lo Hunt, Doris Popple, Irene acker, W ancy Frst Row: N ai .E 2 .E 3 bs O 1 L. an .2 P 'O 4 L .53 CD S KJ .E U U E in .E 'U a C - m I uf o o CD .Q -U :- -I .Q .C Vecc nke. Da g nia ir V Knox, Ma rion Pettis, Lois Ba rtlett, Anderson, Grace Kather ne Hunt, Pearle Painter, l'iT1Cl W:l Ro Fourth Averil Christina Claussen, lliot, E rtle h te, My W cia Second Row: Anne Reely, Grci Proulx. rnadette Be gan. OI' mM Miria Smith, E. Lake, Blanche rrie Ca Fouts, le uhrmcln, C. E. John W Donner, Bill Ferrer, H. D. Thompson, hircl Row: R. G. W. T nup, E. Co horles Orcutf, H. P. Aldrich, C hoening, Elmer Sc CIX W:lVl Ro First kelson. SC Dunlop, Gerald M J. mon, W. hit W Buren, Don . E. McElvc1in. Bo rtlett, E bert Ro nord, s, L. G. Mi 6V To Enlow, Louis Livingston, W. B. Grohom, L. Parker, principal, Cece Fourth Row: A. F. H. Gncigey, Art Waliher, R. C. Anderson, Norman Perring, F. A. Bc: bcock, Douglas Frey, George mlich, Art oolcird, Fred Kro cond Row: Oliver Fuller, Alonzo W Se ger Ar Gene I, r1we l Su l'. Fow Baird, Don llip Phi ller, Mi SDCS Palmer, Clor 'U ra Q vu DD 'D C ws 3 Page eight 0l'LOI JAMES VVALTHER Voledictorion Mile Cfarid HARRY GLAZE Solumforicxn DINA SALAGIANIS Voledicforicm allblafy Cfddd .IEANNE SMITH Solufoforicm .gilmzlenfa sgzftjelflf OZQLZ 8115 JOANNE LUCK POLLY BELL NICK MQCPHEE First Semester First Semester First Semester Girls' Federation President A.S.B. President Boys' Federation President SALLY SOWELL JOHN PITTS DICK ALLEN Second Semester Second Semester Second Semester Girls' Federation President A.S.B. President Boys' Federation President Page nine CAMERON DEVORE REGINA BILLETER CHARLES COLEMAN DONNA TYE Second Semester Most Friendly Versotile Athlete Football Queen Monoging Editor, Girl Journal, Tiger Circulation Obtlfdlfdfliiflg Q 6lf6!lfLH,LL25 MARIANNE MERCER JEAN SAGE PAT NABATA RONALD AMUNDSON First Semester First Semester Second Semester Bczusch ond Lomb Monoging Editor, Home Economics Home Economics Award in Science Journol Award Aword Page ter x- :., 1 pf' , I ' -J! 1452, Ne X: I I if 4 49? X . - - , ,' I Q.: ' . 'X ' means I 1 fi .J f V61 Wa f1 ,1 3 K W MM' , 1 uf 5 wx ,f . ly I 'nk' ! v' X' 'e, vi ' EM l 4 K 3 1 I ' ' l 6,1 0 , Y I., Tv 1 ,,,, uf ,lazy Ip I fi NE ' J 2' ., ' 'F N f . . I I I ' I ' 1 i 1 J W ff Vw ff f . I as I l I 1 -x I , 1 I s l ff? X? 7 RICHARD RUSH HELENE VAN TYEN President Vice President CLVLDLELIWV CALM l 95 O LINDA DEVINE NICHOLAS IVIACPHEE Secreto ry Treasurer RICHARD HENRICKSEN Fifth Executive Page eleven ANDREWS, ALBERT RUDOLPH Adams Fine Arts, Industrial Arts W.S.C. ASHLEY, JUDITH RAE Grant Home Economics, Commercial Ti-Girls, Corridor Control ASHMORE, JEANNE EVA Grant Science Tri-Sci, President, Debate, Camera Club, Vice President, Classical Club, Quill and Scroll, Journal Staff, Tiger Managing Editor, Chairman Big Sister Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Chairman Kid Party, Book Club, Bausch and Lomb Award Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing AYER, DONALD EDWARD Ball Township Drawing U. of Montana BELL, ELIZABETH PAULINE Roosevelt History Adelante, Vice President, Treasurer, Historian, Thespian, Usherettes, Ti-Girls, A.S.B. President, Quill and Scroll, Journal Staff, Golf Letterman W.S.C. BERLAT, MARLENE ANN Wilson Foreign Languages D.U.K., Debate, A.S.B. Council, Journal Staff, Golf Team, Library Assistant, Health Room Assistant, Quill and Scroll, Book Club U. of W. BRUTON, ROGER DOUGLAS Libby Commercial Choir, Boys' Glee Club BRYAN, GEORGIA FAYE Newport High School Mathematics Journal Staff, Big Sister, Quill and Scroll O.S.C. BRYAN, LILLIAN RAYE Newport High School History Band San Francisco Dental School CANNON, BELDENE CELESTE Sarasota High School History E.W.C.E. CARTER, CHARLES HARRY Havermale Mathematics, Manual Arts U. of W. CLEPPER, BEVERLY JEANNE Roosevelt History Ti-Girls, Flag Twirler, Usherettes, IOA Class Fifth Executive, G.F. Sergeant at Arms, Orchestra W.S.C. COCHRAN, NEIL ELLIS Hutton Mathematics, History Senate, Vice President, A.S.B. Treasurer, 9A Class President Lettermen's Club, Cross Country Track, Taming of the Shrew Spring Green U. of W. DEVINE, LINDA Roosevelt Commercial Thespian, Vice President, Junior Press Club, Fifth Executive, Tri-Sci, Quill and Scroll, Corridor Control Chairman, I2A Class Secretary The Emperor's New Clothes W.S.C. ESTES, ROGER QUENTIN Roosevelt Fine Arts, History Fine Arts Club Secretary, Fifth Executive, Tiger Staff, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Corridor Control Chicago Institute of Fine Arts GARD, MARGIE JO Pullman High School Commercial W.S.C. GARVIN, THOMAS JAMES Hutton History Lettermen's Club, Outdoor Club, IOB Class President, B.F. Council, Typing 40 Award W.S.C. GATION, PATRICIA RUBY JANE Washington Commercial Girls' Glee Club Kelsey-Baird GEDDIS, CATHERINE AUDREY Jefferson Commercial Starlighters, Tri-Sci, Typing 40 Award, Third Prize City T.B. Essay Contest Holy Names College GRAYBILL, MADELYN AYERS Wilson Fine Arts, History Tri-Sci, Fine Arts Club, Camera Club, Quill and Scroll Vice President, Journal Staff, Scholastic Art Award, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Senior Dinner Committee, Prom Committee, Kid Party Committee, Book Club Whitman GRIFFITHS, DELORES JEAN Libby Home Economics Corridor Control, Journal Representative GROVER, ADELL FRANCIS Grant Commercial Choir, Journal Representative Red Cross Representative HENDERSON, WILLIAM WALTER Wilson Science, History, Mathematics A.S.B. Council U. of W. HENGEN, LOIS JUNE Irving History G.F. Council, Corridor Control Locker Committee, Boolcroom Assistant U. of Oregon HENRICKSON, RICHARD SVERRE Irving History Letterman, Baseball, Football, Band, IOA Class Secretary, l2A Class Fifth Executive, '48 Lilac Park Prince W.S.C. HERINGTON, LAURA MAE Grant Home Economics, Commercial F.H.A., Secretary, Parliamentarian, Corridor Control, Library Assistant Comptometer School HERINGTON, LETA MAE Grant Commercial, Home Economics F.H.A. Treasurer, Parliamentarian, Corridor Control, Girls' Baseball and Basketball St. Luke's School of Nursing HICKS, KENNETH LESTER Irving Industrial Arts A.S.B. Council r HILL, THOMAS LEE Wilson History, Foreign Languages Lettermen's Club President, Football, Track, Senate Club Critic, Junior Classical Club, IIB Class Treasurer, A.S.B. Council W.S.C. HOOPER, DONNA MAE Libby Commercial Typing 60 Award, Journal Representative, Library Representative, Corridor Control, Glee Club K.B.U. KENDRICK, DONALD MARTIN John Rogers History Football Whitworth KIRKHAM, KATHERINE DREXEL St, Paul's School, Walla Walla Social Studies, Foreign Languages Tiger January Album Editor, The Indian Captive , Corridor Control, Red Cross Representative U. ot W. KNUDSON, BARBARA JEAN Grant Commercial F.H.A., G.F. Council, Big Sister, Corridor Control, Red Cross Representative, Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball W.S.C. KULP, JACK FORREST Hutton History Junior Classical Club, Boys' Quartet, Madrigal Singers, Choir, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Journal Representative Whitman LARSON, RICHARD IRVING Yakima High School History W.S.C. LITCH, JOYCE EILEEN Wilson Commercial Tri-Sci Historian, Camera Club Typing 40 Award, Tennis Letter, Basketball, Volleyball, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Corridor Control E.W.C.E. MACOMBER, LAUNCE CHRISTIAN Franklin Mathematics, Languages Adelante, Quill and Scroll President, Classical Club Secretary, Journal Staff, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, Library Representative U. of Idaho MacPHEE, NICHOLAS LINDSAY Wilson History Senate Club, President, Critic, Lettermen's Club, Football, B.F. President, A.S.B. Council, IOB Class Vice,President IQA Class Treasurer, Spring Green U. of Arkansas MANN, KENN ETH Irving Mathematics E.W.C.E. MARX, DONALD GEORGE Kettle Falls High School Science The Emperor's New Clothes McARDLE, MARIE JEANETTE Jefferson , History Starlighters, Treasurer, Sergeant at Arms, Tri-Sci, Ti-Girls, IIB Class Secretary, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Council, Choir W.S.C. MCCORMICK, JOYCE JOANNE Greenacres Grade School Commercial Starlighters, Choir, A.S.B. Council MCDOWELL, EDWARD CLAUDE Grant Mathematics, Industrial Arts Architectural Club Northwest Nazarene MERCER, MARIANNE Wilson Mathematics Thespian, President, Treasurer, Papyrus Vice President, Adelante Treasurer, Ti-Girls, Quill and Scroll, Junior Press Club, Journal Editor, Spelling Champion, Golf Team, Emperor's New Clothes U. of Montana MILLER, JACK RICHARD Libby Science, Music Band, Orchestra, Ensemble, Dance Band, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control W.S.C. MORRIS, VERNON JAMES Wilson History, Mathematics Camera Club, Ski Team, B.F. Council, llA Class Secretary, 12B Class Vice President W.S.C. NASH, LEWIS DOUGLAS Lincoln Fine Arts, Mathematics Letterman, Track, Football, Corridor Control Whitworth NELSON, JOHN CARL Irving Mathematics A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Basketball, Track, Emperor's New Clothes To the Ladies W.S.C. PARMETER, DIANE KAY Libby Commercial, Home Economics Typing 50 Award, Big Sister, Corridor Control, Tennis E.W.C.E. PETERSON, JOHN ALBERT Hutton Science Adelante Fifth Executive, Lettermen's Club, Ski Team, llA Class Vice President, Chairman A.S.B. Dance Committee, May Day Committee Whitman PIERSON, ROBERT FITSIMMONS Kodiak, Alaska Social Studies, Commercial, Fine Arts Corridor Control POHL, ANITA ANN Jefferson Commercial Quill and Scroll Secretary, Thespian, Badminton Letter, Choir, Journal Associate Editor, Corridor Control Montana State POSTON, BARBARA ANN Wilson Commercial Tri-Sci, A.S.B. Council, G,F. Council, Big Sister, Corridor Control, Health Room Attendant, Courtesy Desk W.S.C. POSTON, VIVIAN MARY Wilson History, Commercial Tri-Sci, Forum Club, Downs History Award, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Corridor Control, Health Room Attendant, Courtesy Desk W.S.C. POWERS, THOMAS WAYN E Hutton History Lettermen's Club, Track, Choir, Orchestra, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Con Control Gonzaga RAFFERTY, DONALD WESLEY Franklin Industrial Arts A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Corridor Control U. of Montana REYNOLDS, HOWARD MORRIS Washington Social Studies Tri-Sci, Thespian, Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, Track, Wizard of Oz , Emperor's New Clothes , Star Eternal , Taming of the Shrew , Let's Make Up , B.F. Council, Corridor Control W.S.C. ROFINOT, NEVOY ENSLEY Wilson Science, Foreign Languages Tri-Sci, Senate Club, Lettermen's Club, Football, Basketball, Journal Staff, Con Control, Corridor Control W.S.C. RUSH, RICHARD GORDON Irving History, Mathematics l2A Class President, IIB Class Vice President, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control W.S.C. SAGE, JEAN CAROL Grant Home Economics SALAGIANIS, DINA ARTEMIS Franklin Junior High, Yakima Languages Outdoor Club, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister U. of W. SCHIMANSKI, JAMES ARTHUR FRED Grant Mathematics, Science U. of W. SEEHORN, DWYLA FAY Franklin Commercial, Home Economics G.F. Council, Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball, Swimming, Tumbling, Corridor Control SPAETH, KAREN JOYCE Libby Commercial, Home Economics G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Girls' Glee Club K.B.U. SPENCER, BEVERLY JAYNE Washington Mathematics A.S.B. Council, Journal Representative, Library Representative, Volleyball, Baseball U. of Idaho STEVENSON, JANICE IRENE Wilson Foreign Languages Papyrus Club President, Treasurer, Corridor Control U. of Idaho STROH, BETTY JEAN Madel High, Dickinson, North Dakota History, Home Economics SWAN, DAWNN EILEEN Grant Commercial Ti-Girls, A.S.B. Council, Journal Representative VAILS, GORDON EUGENE Irving Mathematics, Fine Arts Fine Arts Club, Vice President Fifth Executive, Tri-Sci, Quill and Scroll, Junior Press Club, Journal Staff, Tiger Staff, A.S.B. Dance Committee W.S.C. VALLANCE, LOIS YVONNE Rogers Commercial Ti-Girls, Band Maiorette, Girls' Glee Club K.B.U. VAN TYEN, HELENE Wilson History, Mathematics Thespian Historian, Usherettes, Entre Nous, Tennis Letter, G.F. Treasurer, IZA Class Vice President, I2B Class Secretary, IIA Class Treasurer, IOB Class Sergeant ot Arms U. of W. WEAVER, ROBERT CARL Roosevelt Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing IIA Class Fifth Executive, IOB Class Sergeant at Arms, Football W.S.C. WELCH, DOUGLAS DUANE Adams Industrial Arts E.W.C.E. WILLIAMS, ROBERT DEVOUS Irving . History, Fine Arts Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Corridor Control Oregon State College SPARKS, DONALD EDWARD Hutton Social Studies Choir, All Home Room Offices, Lilac Lark Prince, Papyrus, Outdoor, I2B Treasurer, Boys' Glee Club, A.S.B, Council, B.F. Council W.S.C. JACOBSON, MARLENE RUTH Jefferson Commercial Ti-Girls, IOA Class President, Lilac Lark Princess, Corridor Control W.S.C. Summer School Graduate NELSON, SHARON LYNN Hutton Social Studies W.S.C. Summer School Graduate SCOFIELD, ELIZABETH LOIS Roosevelt Languages, Social Studies Stanford Summer School Graduate SOLOMON, JOAN PHYLLIS Wilson Languages U. of W. Summer School Graduate SPARKS, WILLIAM A. Hutton Social Studies Senate Club, Outdoor Club, I2B Class Sergeant at Arms A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Con Control, Corridor Control W.S.C. Summer School Graduate Page seventeen Page Top-Culprits Jeanne Smith, Nancy Hirvas and Patsy Boothe keep the proctors busy. Top center-Judy Ashley and Laura Herrington at the Seniors' kid party admire Mr. Perring's portrait. Top right-Marilyn Jones demonstrates a well-known art while Janice Gimmel and Gloria Wales stand by to clean up after the explosion. Second left- Skipping sixth are Marianne Mercer, Dawnn Swan, Marliss Gigler. Second center-Gloria Parker, Mary Schalkau persuade photogenic Eve Nolan to pose for the photographer. Second right-Millie Benefield and Madelyn Graybill assist Howard Reynolds in his stage iob. Third lett- Wait until Pepsodent sees this! Tom Hill, Dave Doggett, Dick Larson, Bob Weaver, Gary Cressey, Ron Darnell, Keith Swenson and Ensley Rotinot were at the kid party also. Third right-Duncan Hallet, Bob Schirnke, Ed McDowell, Gordon Vails, Ed Erickson and Reginald Frazier try to solve this weighty problem. Fourth left-During lunch Pat Byrne, Carole Rutherford, and Jeannine Melvin enjoy fall sunshine. Fourth right-The A,S.B. dance committee seems satisfied with Santa's Swing, one of the season's most successful dances. Marianne Mercer, Pat Weitzman, Chuck Coleman, Nancy Bell, Bill Farr. eighteen WILLIAM OLSON DUANE BOCK President Vice President lflflflfe Kfafffff 7 95 O GORDON ADAMS JO ANN LUCK LYLE MANSER Treasurer Secretory Fifth Executive Page nineteen ADAMS, GORDON ETHMYS Sunset Grade School Social Studies, Mathematics Lettermen's Club, A.S.B. Vice President, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Football Center, 2 Years, l2A Treasurer U. of Idaho ADAMS, ROSEMARY JOY Irving Commercial Ti-Girls W.S.C. ALLDREDGE, PATRICIA LOUISE Adams Home Economics Home Room Secretary, Swimming ALLEN, JOAN SARA Whittier Social Studies, Foreign Languages Book Club, Bowling Team, Choir Gonzaga ALLEN, RICHARD WILLIAM Franklin Social Studies, Mathematics Lettermen's Club, Senate Club Vice President, Baseball, Con Control, Corridor Control, President, Boys' Federation, Vice President, A.S.B., Vice President, IOA Class, Home Room President W.S.C. ANDERSON, DONALD EUGENE Adams Social Studies, Commercial K.B.U. ANDERSON, KENNETH LAVERNE Hutton Mathematics Choir: STGQG Crew, Band, B.F. Council ATWATER, NANCY JANE Annie Wright Seminary, Tacoma Foreign Language Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Adelante, Starliglnters, Corridor Control, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Spring Green U. of W. BABCOCK, JACK Rcosevelt Mathematics Outdoor Club, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room President E.W.C.E. BAILEY, ROBERT Ronan High, Montana Science, Mathematics A.S.B. Council U. of W. BAKER, .IACQUELINE LOU Hutton Foreign Language Adelante, Outdoor Club Secretary, Ti-Girls, Big Sister, All Home Room Offices U. of Idaho BARLOW, MARJORIE EDNA Hamilton High School, New Jersey Science, Commercial, Social Studies Ti'G5rls, Maiorette BARTON, PATRICIA LOUISE Libby Jr. High Home Economics G.F. Council, Girls' Glee Club BEAVER, HELEN LOUISE Missoula County High School Home Economics Usherettes, Tri-Sci, Starlighters, Fine Arts Club, Future Home Makers of America, Journal Representative, Corridor Control Captain, Home Room President, Choir, Ensemble W.S.C. BELL, NANCY ANN Roosevelt Social Studies, Music Ti-Girls, Adelante, Historian, Thespian, Usherettes, Big Sister, Accompanist, Glee Clubs, Corridor Control, Choir, A.S.B. Secretary, Madrigal, Cheerleader, G.F. Vice President Whitman BENEFIELD, MILDRED MARIE Anoka High School Commercial Journal Representative, Home Room Vice President BENEKE, LORAINE MAE Libby Science, Commercial Bowling, Journal Representative, IOA Home Room President, Future Home Makers of America BENNINGSON, RICHARD SIDNEY Roosevelt Social Studies, Music B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Home Room President E.W.C.E. BERNHAM, RUTH EMILY Grant Fine Arts Library Representative, Home Room, Sergeant at Arms BILLETER, REGINA Roosevelt Foreign Language Choir, Journal Staff, Football Princess, 12B Vice President, Emperor's New Clothes , Lilac Lark Princess, G.F. Sergeant at Arms, Yell Queen, Thespian Secretary, Usherettes Vice President, Friendliest Girl, Big Sister, Outdoor Vice President, Ti-Girls Vice President, Home Room Secretary Northwestern BOCK, DUANE HUGH Grant Science Football, Basketball, Track, Dramatics, A.S.B. Council, Con Control, B.F. Representative, IIB President, IQB Treasurer W.S.C. BOOTHE HONOR GWEN Wilson Music Social Studies Starlighters Vice President Secretary Journal Staff Usherettes Treasurer Book Club Charter President Tiger Staff ASB Council Choir Ensemble G F Sergeant at Arms WSC BOOTHE PATRICIA ANNE Grant Mathematics Quill and Scroll Tiger Literary Editor Dramatics GF Council Corridor Control ASB Council Holy Names BOWMAN FAWN Whittier Commercial Music Choir Bowling Girls Glee Club BRADBURN LARRY LEE Jefferson Mathematics Industrial Arts Outdoor Club Football Baseball Tennis BF Council A.S.B. Council- Corridor Control- Home Room President- Library Representative W.S.C. BRAINARD REX Jefferson Mathematics Basketball, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Debate Club, Corridor Control, Journal Representative, Home Room Treasurer U. of Alaska BRIDGEMAN, GEORGE Hutton Mathematics Football, B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room President E.W.C.E. BRILLING, LILO Washington Social Studies Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Treasurer, Journal Representative U. of W. BROTZMAN, BRUCE North Central Music B.F. Council U. of Idaho BROWN, JANICE RAE Franklin Social Studies Usherettes, Vice President Ti-Girls, Corridor Control, Ensemble, Madrigal, Choir President, Home Room President, IIA President, Big Sister, Chairman Goal Post Gallop U. of Montana BROWN, KENNETH LARRY Franklin Science, Social Studies Rifle Team, Corridor Control, Library Representative, B Squad Football Manager W.S.C. BRUGUIER, JOAN Lincoln Commercial Dramatics, Girls' Glee Club, Big Sister W.S.C. BRUNO, HENRY BENNY Libby Social Studies Corridor Control, Boys' Glee Club K.B.U. BRUTON, RICHARD LEE Libby Social Studies Boys' Glee Club BRYANT, BETTY LOUISE Libby Home Economics, Commercial Future Home Makers of America, Bowling, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room Vice President BUCK, CHARLOTTE Whitman Social Studies, Commercial Swimming BURGER, JOYCE ELAINE Lincoln Home Economics F.H.A. BURNS, GRACE HELEN Jefferson Foreign Language Quill and Scroll, Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Journal Staff, Big Sister, Tiger Staff, Corridor Control, Home Room Treasurer W.S.C. BURROWS, FRANK U. S. Grant High School, Portland, Oregon Social Studies Ski Club, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Home Room Secretary W.S.C. BUSH, LOIS Irving Home Economics Corridor Control, Big Sister, Girls' Chorus, Health Rcom Attendant BUTLER, HAZELGENE Mead Social Studies Choir, Starlighters, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Typing Speed Award U. of California BYRNE, DON MARTIN Marshall Social Studies Track, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Corridor Control, Home Room Secretary W.S.C. BYRNE, JOHN KEITH Dunniway Grade School Industrial Arts B.F. Council, Corridor Control W.S.C. X CARLSON, SHIRLEY ELAINE Irving Commercial Future Homemakers of America, Girls' Glee Club, Swimming CARRICO, DAVID ROLLAND East High, Grand Rapids, Mich, Mathematics, Science Boys' Glee Club CELIO, FRANK ANTHONY MAX Roosevelt Grade School - Foreign Language Engineers' Club, Football, B.F. Council, Corridor Control Gonzaga CHAMBERS, LUELLA DOROTHY Libby Junior High School Commercial Swimming, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, G.F. Council CHANDLER, FREDRICK Wilson Science, Social Studies Book Club, B Squad Football, Corridor Control, Journal Representative, Home Room President U. of Idaho CHESTNUT, EDNA.JENIN,E' Franklin Grade School Mathematics . Tiger Staff, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Journal Representative, Home Room President, Courtesy Committee Gonzaga CHIPMAN, MONEEN Havermale Mathematics Ski Club, Horizon Club, Corridor Control Chairman, Journal Representative, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary U. of Nebraska CHRISTENSEN, EVELYN JEAN Franklin Grade School Art Fine Arts Club, Associate Editor, Journal, Tiger Staff, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room President, Quill and Scroll Gonzaga CHRISTENSEN, JANICE RAE Sioux City, iowa Science Outdoor Club, Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Tiger Staff, A.S.B. Council, G,F. Council, Corridor Control, Ti-Girls President, Home Room President, D.A.R. Award U.C.L.A. CLARK, JAMES ELUETIS Grant Industrial Arts B.F. Council, Baseball K.B.U. CLAUSSEN, DON Garden Springs Music Dramatics, B.F. Council, Band, Corridor Control, Home Room Secretary W.S.C. COLEMAN, BARBARA JEAN Rcosevelt Languages Usherettes, Sergeant at Arms, Ti-Girls, Golf Team, Journal Representative, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister, Home Room Vice President W.S.C. COLEMAN, CHARLES BURGESS III Jefferson Social Studies President, Lettermen's Club, Senate Club, Baseball, Con Control, B.F. Vice President, A.S.B. Council, IQB President, All City, All State Football Honors Michigan State COLLARD, MARY JEAN Roosevelt Commercial Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Maiorettes, Corridor Control, Home Room Secretary, Journal Representative Sacred Heart School of Nursing CONNER, BOB EDWIN West Valley Social Studies CONNOLLY, AILEEN Holy Names Foreign Language Sergeant at Arms, Thespian, Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Adelante, Outdoor Club, Dramatics, A.S.B. Council, Orchestra, Corridor Control, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary Whitman CORLISS, MARY JEAN Champaign Jr. High, Illinois Science Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Starlighters, Captain Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council Whitman COWLING, VIRGINIA JOHANE Wilson Mathematics G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Ti-Girls CRANDALL, GRAYDON Whittier Industrial Arts Rifle Club, B.F. Council, Proiectionist CRESSEY, GARY Roosevelt Social Studies Senate Club, Classical Club, Dramatics, IOA President, Home Room President Los Angeles School of Morticians CREWS, CHARLES ALBERT Byran, Texas Mathematics Gonzaga CROSS, JAMES PERRY Washington Mathematics CROW, LORETTA DARLENE Libby Commercial D.U.K., Corridor Control CULBERT, JAMES EDWARD Grant Science, Social Studies B.F. Council, Corridor Control: Home Room Vice President U. of Colorado DALE, LOIS MAE Helena, Mont. Commercial, Music Helena: Girls Athletic Association, Nugget Staff, Girls' Letter Club. L.C.: Nine Girls , Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , Starlighters, Ti-Girls, Tiger Staff, Band, Quill and Scroll DAN, LENORA EVELYN Adams Home Economics Swimming, Corridor Control, Big Sister DARNELL, RONALD MODDRELL Queen Anne, Seattle Science, Social Studies Football, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, IQB Sergeant at Arms, Home Room President W.S.C. DAVENPORT, SHIRLEY JEAN Libby Home Economics, Commercial Starlighters, Girls' Glee Club, Choir, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Home Room President U. of W. DAVIS, MAX ALVIN George Dewey, Bremerton Mathematics, Industrial Arts D.U.K., Lettermen's Club, Orchestra, Band, B.F. Council, Home Room President, Architectural Club President U. of W. DAY, ARTHUR CLINE Wilson Industrial Arts Football W.S.C. DEATHERAGE, JERRY Pullman High School Industrial Arts Architectural Club, Corridor Control, Choir, Jr. Toastmasters' Club, B Squad Football Northwest Nazarene College DENNIS, JANET RAE Pullman High School Science Orchestra Treasurer W.S.C. DE VORE, PAUL CAMERON Hutton Social Studies Senate Prosecutor, Outdoor Club President, Adelante President, A.S.B. Treasurer, Journal Co-Managing Editor, Debate Vice President, Superior, State Debate Tourney, Forum President, Quill and Scroll, Junior Press Club Fifth Executive, Judge, Con Control, Junior Toastmasters, Tiger Staff, Home Room President Stanford DICKERSON, LEXIE DE LORES Irving Home Economics Dramatics, Big Sister, Home Room President, F.H.A., IIB Class Treasurer E.W.C.E. DUNLOP, BARRY BURKE Franklin Senate Club, Adelante, Fine Arts Club, B.F. Council W.S.C. DURANCEAU, DALE Anacortes High School Mathematics EAGY, SALLY IRENE Wilson Fine Arts Fine Arts Club, Ti-Girls, Head Drillmaster, Corridor Control, Home Room Treasurer, G.F. Council W.S.C. EBENER, GAIL LAUREL Holy Names Academy Home Economics G.F. Council, Big Sister U. of W. EHNES, RAYMOND WESLEY Lincoln Commercial D.U.K., Softball, Corridor Control, Study I-Iall Control, A.S.B. Council U. of W. ELKINS, SYBIL DEANE Hutton Commercial Usherettes, Maiorettes, Ti-Girls, Choir, Drcxmatics, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Journal Representative, Red Cross Representative, Corridor Control, Typing 50 Award, Home Room President, Big Sister U. of Idaho ENNIS, DOROTHY .IOANN Hutton Science, Foreign Language Debate Club Vice President, Papyrus, Golf, Tennis, Badminton, Journal Staff, Tiger Staff, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Quill and Scroll, Tri-Sci President, Girls' Glee Club U. of Idaho ERICKSON, EDWIN JOHN Franklin Industrial Arts Engineers' Club President, Football, Baseball U. of W. ERWIN, PATSY ANN Wilson Foreign Language Classical Club, Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Journal Staff, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Council Mills FANTIN, KATHLEEN ANN Trail, B.C. Music, Social Studies Starlighters, G. F. Council, Girls' Glee Club, Ensemble, Madrigal, Home Room Vice President, Choir Secretary, Girls' Glee Club President Chicago Musical College FAUBION, PATRICIA ANNE Sunset Home Economics Future Homemakers' Club, Bowling, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Home Room Treasurer, Library Representative, Girls' Glee Club W.S.C. ' FELT, RICHARD Wilson Social Studies, Foreign Language Senate Club, Classical Club, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Home Room President, Treasurer U. of W. FINGOLD, FRED VICTOR Roosevelt Fine Arts D.U.K., Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Hall Proctor, Madrigal, - B.F. Council San Francisco College of Mortuary Science FITZNER, DONNA Cheney High School Home Economics FLYNN, ROYCE ALLEN Okanagan Industrial Arts, Social Studies Glee Club W.S.C. FRANKLIN, RONALD , Wilson Mathematics, Commercial B.F. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room Secretary, Journal Representative W.S.C. FRAZIER, REGGIE GENE Adams Science Lettermen's Club, Football, Baseball, Home Room President, Engineers' Vice President, Con Control U. of Idaho FREEMAN, ADRIENNE SONIA Hatboro High, Hatboro, Pa. Science, Foreign Language Papyrus Club Historian, Quill and Scroll, Journal Staff, Tiaer Staff June Album Editor, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Swimming, Horizon Club, Home Room Secretary, Glee Club U. of W. FRY, BETTY LOU Hutton Science, Commercial Tennis, Badminton, Orchestra, Debate Club, Home Room Secretary Gonzaga FULLER, ELGIN LEE Washington Science Engineers' Club, Track, Cross- Country, A.S.B. Council, Band, Dramatics U. of W. GANNON, LORETTA GLADYS Marycliff Science A.S.B. Council, Horizon Club, Starlighters W.S.C. ' GIFFORD, GORDON BRUCE Irving Industrial Arts, Social Studies Corridor Control, Boys' Glee Club E.W.C.E, GIGLER, MARLISS Hutton Science Snow White , Ti-Girls, Horizon Club, Usherettes, Tennis, Home Room Vice President U. of Minnesota GILBERT, GARY M. Roosevelt Mathematics, Science Senate Club, Entre Nous, Freshman Football, Golf Squad, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, B.F. Council, Home Room President U. of W. GILKEY, DONNA LOUISE St. Paul's Social Studies Outdoor Club, Business Manager, Tiger Staff, Quill and Scroll, Corridor Control Captain, G.F. Council, Big Sister U. of W. GILLIAM, LOIS ELIZABETH McLoughlin High, Milton, Ore. Commercial Bia Sister, G.F. Council, Ensemble, Corridor Control K.B.U. GLAZE, HARRY SMITH Havermale Foreign Language, Social Studies Quill and Scroll, Tiger Staff, Journal Co-Managing Editor, Tri-Sci Sergeant-at-Arms, Classical Club, Council, B.F. Council, Senate Club, Forum Club President Stanford GORMAN, MARVIS KAY Elk Grade School, Elk, Wash. Commercial Big Sister, Horizon Club E.W.C.E. GRAHAM JACQUELINE LEE Hutton Fine Arts Ti Girls Fine Arts Club Nine Girls Snow White First Prize Poppy Poster Contest Corridor Control Orchestra Band Big Sister GF Council Home Room Secretary UotW GRAHAM MARTHA JANE Hutton Mathematics Bio Sister Home Room President Library Representative Lewis and Clark College GRASSER LA VONNE JEAN Libby Social Studies Thespian Starlighters Charter Member Emperors New Clothes Corridor Control Big Sister Choir Glee Club Home Room Sergeant at Arms U of W HAGGARTY PAT Franklin Foreign Language Social Studies T1 Girls Maiorette Emperors New Clothes ' Home Room Secretary- Corridor Control- Biq Sister W.S.C. HALL, BARBARA JEAN Highline High School, Seattle Home Economics HALL, LEONA MAE Rathdrum Art Fine Arts, Key Award in Scholastics, Commendation in Safety Poster Contest E.W.C.E. HALLETT, DUNCAN E. Irving Social Studies, Mathematics Basketball Letterman, B.F. Council VV.S.C. T l HALLETT, KENNETH Adams Science, Industrial Arts B.F. Council, Baseball Idaho HAMILTON, SHIRLEY Libby Fine Arts, Commercial Ti-Girls, Corridor Control, Journal Representative W.S.C. HARRIS, BEN ITA CAROL Libby Commercial Orchestra HARRISON, MARIE ELEANOR Adams Home Economics Big Sister, Corridor Control, G.F. Council HEDLUND, WALTER O. Grant Mathematics Engineers' Club Sergeant-at- Arms, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council W.S.C. H ENDERSON, MERRIEL JOYCE Freeman Commercial Ti-Girls, Maiorettes, Usherettes, Dramatics, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Swimming W.S.C. HERMAN, BARBARA JEAN Roosevelt Fine Arts Usherettes President, Ti-Girls, Head Maiorette G.F. Vice- President, Corridor Control, Big Sister Whitman HESSE, CHARLES W. Sauk Center, Minn. Social Studies, Industrial Arts HICKS, ROBERT BRUCE Whittier Science Band, Hungry Five, B.F. Council, Library Representative Sextet HOEN, MARY LOU Washington Commercial Corridor Control, Library I Representative, A.B.S. Council, Ice Skating Committee K.B.U. HOLUM, LEE BERTON Roosevelt Science Forum Club, Tri-Sci Whitworth HOOVER, PATRICIA JEAN Irving Home Economics Badminton, Tennis, Dramatics, Corridor Control, Snow White , Nine GirIs't, Ti-Girl Librarian, Home Room Secretary E.W.C.E. HOPPER, MARILYN Farmington Social Studies Golf, Home Room President, Corridor Control W.S.C. HOTTMANN, MIRIAM Libby Commercial, Home Economics Swimming, Home Economics, D.U.K. Historian Prairie Bible Institute S HOUGH, JOANNE MAE Lincoln Fine Arts, Commercial Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Maiorette, 9A Lilac Lark Princess, A.S.B. Historian, Corridor Control U. of Montana HUFF, JANET RAE Vancouver High School Social Studies Choir, Fine Arts, Ti-Girls, Starlighters U. of W. HUPPIN, CHARLES EUGENE Irving Mathematics Adelante, Tennis, Journal Staff, A.S.B. Council, Home Room President U. of W. HULICK, ROBERT CHARLES Roosevelt Industrial Arts Architectural Club W.S.C. HYSSOP, ROBERT DWAYNE Jefferson History Eovs' Glee Club, Corridor Control, Stair Guard Montana State ISHIKAWA, RICHARD Lincoln Mathematics, Science D.U.K. Vice President, Choir, Home Room Secretary, Journal Representative U. of W. JACKMAN, VIRGINIA ANN Sunset Home Economics A.S.B. Alternate JACOBSEN, KAY LEE Roosevelt Mathematics Frosh Track, B Squad Track, B.F. Council, Corridor Control A.S.B. Council, Typing 65 U. of W. JAMIESON, ELAINE LOIS Libby Social Studies Quill and Scroll, Starlighters Choir, Madrigal, Tiger Staff, Ensemble, Big Sister, Corridor Control E.W.C.E. JANNOT, JOAN MARIE Libby Commercial Home Room Secretary, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Journal Representative K.B.U. JANZEN, ROBERT WAYNE Washington Mathematics E.W.C.E. JENKINS, DANIEL JOSEPH Flathead County High, Kalispell, Mont. Social Studies Fine Arts Club, Emperor's New Clothes , Corridor Control E.W.C.E. JENSEN, ROBERT McGARRY Sacred Heart Science, Mathematics, Social Studies Chess Club U. of Utah JOHNSON, GUNNARD CHANDLER Franklin Mathematics Football, Baseball, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Con Control Chairman, Journal Representative U, of W. JOHNSON, .JEANINE EVELYN Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics Debate, Horizon Club, Ti-Girls, Sewing Award W.S.C. JOHNSON, NANCY JANE Roosevelt Foreign Language, Social Studies Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Tennis Team, Tiger Staff, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control Captain Stanford JOHNSON, ORVILLE WAYNE Libby Mathematics, Science Band JONES, MARILYN GLADYS Washington Social Studies Swimming, Big Sister, Spring Green , A.S.B. Council, G.F. Council Gonzaga JORGENSEN, NORMA-JEAN MARIE 'Scona High, Edmonton, Canada Social Studies Papyrus Club, Rifle, Corridor Control JOY, BENJAMIN LAUNSBURY Hill Military Academy Science, Social Studies Boys' Glee Club, Football, Baseball, Volleyball, Rifle Team, Band, Home Room Secretary Whitman KAJIYAMA, LILY MIYE Lincoln Fine Arts Ti-Girls, Fine Arts Club, Corridor Control, Journal Staff, Tiger Staff, G.F. Council, Quill and Scroll, Typing 40 Award KAUFMAN, GORDON Sacred Heart Social Studies KEIBER, LORNA ANlTA Libby Social Studies Forum Club Secretary, Usherettes, Tri-Sci, Ti-Girls, Spring Green , Christmas Carol , Student Court Judge, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister, Home Room President W.S.C. KELLY, EARL EDWIN North Central Science, Social Studies W.S.C. KEMP, LOUISE ANN Wilson Social Studies Thespian, Usherettes Secretory, Ti-Girls, Book Club, Tennis, Badminton, Swimming, Volleyball, Dramatics, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Council, All Home Room Offices, Big Sister Oregon State KIRKPATRICK, RODNEY V. Franklin Science, Mathematics Math Club Vice'President Architectural Club President, Rifle Letterman, B.F. Council U. of W. LA ROSE, DAVID Mead Social Studies Senate Club, Dramatics, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, All Home Room Offices, Con Control U. of W. LARRABEE, EDWARD CONYERS MCMILLAN Roosevelt Foreign Language, Social Studies, Mathematics Debate Club, Math Club, D.U.K., Forum Club, Tri-Sci, Jr. Toastmasters, Home Room President Reed College LEE, GEORGIA JEAN Wilson Foreign Language, Social Studies Ti-Girls, Adelante, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister, All Home Room Offices, Journal Representative, Corridor Control, Red Cross Representative, Library Representative U. of W. LE MAR, ROBERT EUGENE Irving Mathematics Band U. of W. LE MAR, RAY HERBERT Irving Fine Arts Thespian, Snow White , A.S.B. Council, Band, Home Room Vice-President U. of W. LEONARD, DONELLE G. Hutton Home Economics Starlighters, Journal Staff- G.F. Council, Big Sister, Home Room Vice-President, Library Representative E.W.C.E. f LEWIS, SHIRLEY ANN Libby Music Ti-Girls, Starlighters, Madrigal, Choir Secretary, Ensemble, Glee Club Spokane Music Conservatory L'HOMME, DARRELL WAYNE Bingen, Wash. Social Studies Glee Club, B.F. Council E.'iN.C.E. LINEHAM, MICHAEL JOSEPH Gonzaga Mathematics, Industrial Arts Architectural Club Secretary, A.S.B. Council LINDGREN, ELAINE NETTIE Havermale Home Economics Journal Representative, G.F. Council, F.H.A. W.S.C. LOFGREN, BOYD ROGER Wilson Mathematics Baseball, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Dramatics, All Home Room Offices, Corridor Control U. of Idaho LONG, LILACE ARLYN Grant Fine Arts Adelante, Big Sister, A.S.B. Council E.W.C.E. LOVE, HERBERT BRUCE Lewiston High Social Studies Football Letterman, Baseball, Senate Club, Dramatics, Con Control, Lettermen's Club, 12B Secretary, All Home Room Offices E.W.C.E. LOWMILLER, DONNA KAY Libby Science, Home Economics Ti-Girls, Dramatics, G,F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary, Corridor Control, Journal Representative E.W.C.E. LUCHT, DONNA MAE Roosevelt Social Studies Sta rlighters Secreta ry, Ti-Girls A.S.B. Council, Ensemble, Choir, Corridor Control, Orchestra U. of W. LUCK, JOANN JOYCE Jefferson Foreign Language, Mathematics, Music Choir, Madrigal, Thespian, Ti-Girls Drillmaster, D.U.K., Outdoor Club, Usherettes Treasurer, Starlighters Presiole Tennis, Lilac Lark Princess, Football Princess, G.F. President, 12A Secretary, HB Secretary W.S.C. Fil LYALL, NANCY MAE West Valley Foreign Language Ti-Girls, Corridor Control, IOA Vice-President W.S.C. McCANNON, BRUCE BARRON Roosevelt Mathematics U. of W. MCDONALD, SARAH JOY Libby Commercial Starlighters, Big Sister Graceland A McLAUGHLlN, RAMONA ANN Irving Home Economics Journal Representative, Big Sister, A.S.B. Council Sacred Heart McLEMORE, EUGENE STARR Wilson Science, Mathematics Tri-Sci President, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary Mass. Institute of Technology McMAHON, JACK Saint Augustine Commercial B.F. Council MCNAIR, CATHERINE ELIZABETH Hutton Foreign Language Outdoor Club President, D.U.K. President, Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Classical Club Treasurer, Badminton, A.S.B. Council, G.F. Historian, Big Sister, Home Room Vice-President W.S.C. MACK, LAWRENC Grant Social Studies B.F. Council, Hom President, Choir, E e Room Football Letterman, Con Control U. of W. MADSEN, ARTHU Roosevelt R JEFFREY Science, Mathematics Band, Forum, Classical Club Council, Outdoor Club, Tri-Sci President, Hungry Five, Toastmasters President U. of W. MANNING, JAMES DORLAN 'Wenatchee Commercial, Social Studies Track, B.F. Council MANSER, LYLE CHARLES Grant Social Studies Baseball, Footbal A.S.B. Council, H I, B. F. Council ome Room President, l2A Fifth Executive W.S.C. MARTIN, KENNETH BOWEN Garden Springs Fine Arts Home Room President, Choir Boys' Glee Club W.S.C. MASON, JAMES Havermole E. Science, Mathematics B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council Corridor Control W.S.C. MASON, JUDY Chewelah High Commercial Colorado Wome n's College MATHOT, ROBERT JOHN Jefferson Mathematics, Social Studies Senate Club Secretary, Baseball, Football Letterman, Lettermen's Club Secretary, Basketball, IOB Treasurer U. of South Africa MEUSER, FRED ROBERT Highland High School, N. Y. Social Studies Golf, Band U. of Idaho MEYER, JOHN EARL Gonzaga Mathematics MEYER, WILLIAM JAMES Gonzaga Social Studies Gonzaga MILLER, JANICE HELEN Lincoln High, Seattle Foreign Language Tri-Sci, Camera Club, French Club, Ski Club U. of W. MILLER, THEODORE CHARLES Jefferson Mathematics Basketball, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Vice President, Corridor Control, Con Control W.S.C. MILLER, JOHN MICHAEL Franklin Mathematics Senate Club, Baseball, Football Letterman, 'l2B Fifth Executive, Corridor Control, Con Control, Home Room President, B.F. Council, A.S.B. Council U. of Hawaii MONTECUCCO, RICHARD MARIO Adams Social Studies Football, Rifle, A.S.B. Council W.S.C. MONTZHEIMER, JAMES EITEL Jefferson Mathematics Senate Club, Outdoor Club, Sergeant at Arms, Corridor Control, Typing 50 Award, Home Room President, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council VV.S.C. MOTT, THOMAS Lakeside, Seattle Social Studies Book Club, B.F. Council, Lettermen's Club, Rifle, Golf Letterman, Corridor Control Stanford NABATA, PATRICIA MASAE Lincoln Foreign Language, Social Studies, Home Economics F.H.A. President, City President Ti-Girls, Papyrus Treasurer, Debate Secretary, Debate Award Typing 50 Award, Journal Staff, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister, Home Room President U. of W. NAKAGAWA, JAMES M. Irving ' Social Studies U. of W. NASH, TALBERT KINNARD Lincoln Fine Arts Track, Football, Home Room Treasurer, Red Cross Representative NELSON, BEVERLY ANN Grant Commercial Ti-Girl President, Outdoor Club Usherettes, G.F. Council, Student Court Judge, Big Sister, Home Room President, Typing 50 Award, Inter-School Relations Council Secretary, Red Cross Representative U. of Oregon NELSON, JAMES IRWIN Trade School Industrial Arts NELSON, JOHN CARL Irving Social Studies U. of W. NEWBY, DARLENE JOAN Whittier Commercial Starlighters, Choir, Swimming, Bowling, A.S.B. Council, Big Sister, Typing Award, Corridor Control, Journal Representative W.S.C. NEWMAN, VIRGINIA AMELIA Mead High School Commercial NEWSUM, NANETTE MARIE Walla Walla High School Foreign Language Starlighters, Outdoor Club, Big Sister NOLAN, ALFRED CLARK Roosevelt Latin, Science, Music Outdoor Club, President, Thespian Club, Classical Club, Rifle Club, Tri-Sci, Debate Club, Toastmasters, Dramatics, Choir President, Boys' Glee Club President Stanford NOPANEN, VIOLET AMELIA Washington Commercial Kelsey-Baird O'BLENESS, IDONNA Coeur d'AIene High School Commercial Swimming, Home Room Vice President Colorado Women's College OLMSTED, BARBARA ANN Moran Science Basketball, Baseball, l ame Room Treasurer Whitworth OLSEN, BILL Roosevelt Science, Social Studies, Mathematics Outdoor Club, Lettermen's Club Tri-Sci., Football, Basketball, Band, Dramatics, Corridor Control, Senior Class President VV.S.C. OLSON, CARL D. Adams Social Studies, Mathematics Lettermen's Club, Football, Track, Cross Country, B.F. Council, Home Room President OLSON, JEAN Hutton Mathematics, Commercial Math Club President, Home Room Secretary, Journal Representative, Library Representative Pacific Lutheran O'MALLEY, BETTY JEAN Garden Springs Science, Foreign Language Tri-Sci, Bowling, A.S.B. Council Big Sister, G.F. Council, Home Economics Club President Home Room Vice President St. Luke's School of Nursing PARKER, GLORIA DIANE Jefferson Commercial, Social Studies Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Maiorette, Dramatics, G.F. Council, Home Room Secretary Typing 60 Award U. of Idaho f PECK, BARBARA JILL Hutton Fine Arts A.S.B, Council, Golf Squad, Fine Arts Club Secretary, Tri-Sci, Library Representative, Usherettes, Corridor Control, Ti-Girls Historian, Home Room Vice President PELNARSCH, DOROTHY CAROLYN Whittier Commercial Bowling, Corridor Control E.W.C.E. PETERSON, MARVIN LA VERN Lincoln Mathematics, Fine Arts Lettermen's Club, Corridor Control, B.F. Council, Track Letterman, D.U.K. Secretary, Home Room Secretar W.S.C. PFLUG, BETTY JANE Hopkins High, Hopkins, Minn. Debate, Dramatics Business College, Minn. PIGNAELLI, FRANK E. Garden Springs Science Math Contest Winner i948, Rifle, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary Gonzaga PILANT, BARBARA IRENE Hutton Social Studies Tennis, Badminton, Corridor Control, Maiorette Alternate, Home Room Secretary U. of Idaho PITTS, JOHN HERBERT Roosevelt Mathematics Senate Club Judge, Outdoor Club Secretary, Adelante Secretary, Math Club President, Toastmasters, President, Y Friendliest Boy , lOA President, A.S.B. President, Corridor Control, Con Control, B.F. Council, liA Fifth Executive, Home Room President Stanford POPPE, CLARENCE LAVERN Libby Mathematics, Science Track, Cross Country POTTER, PATRICIA FAE Whittier Commercial L.C. Business Office University of Arizona RALL, JOHN STANLEY Roosevelt Science Football, Basketball, Baseball, Corridor Control U. of W. RAY, RICHARD Bremerton, Wash. Mathematics, Science Engineers' Club, Boys' Glee Club W.S.C. RISHEL, BARBARA Colorado Springs High Schoo Mathematics Corridor Control Colorado College ROBINSON, MIRIAM ZOE Sacred Heart Mathematics, Social Studies Book Club, Corridor Control, liA Talent Con Stephens RONGREN, ARNOLD Libby Mathematics, Science Adelante, Journal Representative, Home Room Treasurer W.S.C. l RYKER, JEAN CAROL Irving Social Studies Papyrus President, Quill and Scroll, Ti-Girls, Journal Staff, Big Sister, G.F. Council, Home Room President, Journal Representative Northwest Christian College RL'NNER, DONALD FRANKLIN John Muir, Pasadena, Cal. Mathematics, Social Studies Senate Club, Outdoor Club, Lettermen's Club, Football, Track Letterman, B.F. Secretary-Treasurer, IIA Treasurer, IIB Sergeant at Arms, Home Room President U. of Idaho SACKNITZ, KURT WELDON Irving Social Studies Papyrus Treasurer, Junior Press Club, Football, Journal Staff, A.S.B. Council, Library Representative, Quill and Scroll, Emperor's New CIothes U. of W. SATO, TAKASHI Klamath Falls, Ore. Science, Mathematics A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council U. of Oregon SCARPELI, CHARLES LENORD Libby Social Studies Baseball, Dramatics, Glee Club Gonzaga SCHAEFER, WILLIAM D. Garden Springs Mathematics, Science Math Club, D.U.K., Lettermen's Club, Engineers' Club Vice President, Baseball, Football Manager, Rifle Team Manager, Corridor Control E.W.C.E. SCHALKAU, MARY LOU Franklin Foreign Language Usherettes President, Ti-Girls Historian, Corridor Control, G.F. Council, Home Room President, Journal Representative U. of Idaho SCHOLFIELD, JOYCE Grant Fine Arts Home Room President, G.F. Council, Big Sister W.S.C. SCHROYER, ALMA LOUISE Great Falls Junior High Social Studies, Home Economics Ti-Girls, Horizon Club, Spring Green , Tennis, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Home Room Vice President, Corridor Control Captain U. of Montana SCOTT, JEAN MARIE Libby Commercial Ti-Girls, Home Economics Club Corridor Control, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary W.S.C. SCRITCHFIELD, VIRGINIA West Valley Home Economics SHAFFER, PEGGY JOYCE Irving Commercial Ti-Girls, Badminton, Tennis, Big Sister, Corridor Control E.W.C.E. SHERFEY, MIRIAM HELEN Adams Commercial G.F. Council St. Luke's School of Nursing SHORT, BERNICE ANN Whittier Music W.S.C. SHORT, COLLEEN MARGARET Whittier Commercial Corridor Control W.S.C. SIEVERS, HAROLD Roosevelt Social Studies Baseball Letterman W.S.C. SIRES, SHIRLEY MAE Wilson Social Studies Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Book Clu Tennis, G.F. Council, Corridor Control W.S.C. SLY, AUDREY JEAN Whittier Music Orchestra E.W.C.E, SMITH, PATRICIA JANE Irving Music, Social Studies Forum Club Secretary, bi Starlighters, Choir, Girls' Glee Club President, Book Club, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Ensemble, Madrigals, Library Representative, Home Room Secretary, Big Sister, IOA Talent Con U. of Oregon SMITH, WILLIAM V. Roosevelt Mathematics Track and Field, Band W.S.C. SOLBERG, MARILOU Jefferson Social Studies G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Library Representative North Idaho College of Education STAMMERJOHAN, DAVID Chico High, California Industrial Arts B.F. Council, Stage Crew STANDAL, DOROTHY LEE Jefferson Science, Mathematics G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, Home Room President Deaconess School of Nursing STEEN, BETTY Alberta, Canada Social Studies Ti-Girls, Tennis, Badminton, Choir, Girls' Glee Club North Park College STEWART, SCOTT HUGH Franklin Mathematics, Languages Classical Club, B.F. Council, Corridor Control Whitworth STONE, LEON NEAL Grant Social Studies, Commercial Adelante Club, Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Corridor Control Pacific Lutheran College STONE, MARILYN MARGUERITE Franklin Music, English Thespian Treasurer, Adelante Historian, Big Sister, Corridor Control, IOB Class Council, Library Representative Iowa State Teachers College STONE, WESLEY CURTIS Lindbergh High Science W.S.C. STOUT, SUSANNE IRENE Roosevelt Foreign Language Ti-Girls, Usherette, Outdoor Club Treasurer, Tiger Staff, Big Sister, Corridor Control, Journal Representative, G.F. Council, All City Horizon Club President U. of W. STUART, CAROL ANN Vera Social Studies, Foreign Language Ti-Girls, Usherettes, Fine Arts Club President, Classical Club President, D.U.K. President, G.F. Secretary, Football Princess, Student Court Judge SUKSDORF, ROLAND HELLMUTH Petaluma Junior High, California Social Studies B.F. Council, Orchestra, Band W.S.C. SUTTER, EVELYN LAVELLE Jefferson Mathematics Usherettes, Starlighters Sergeant at Arms, G.F. Council, Choir, Big Sister, Ti-Girl Drillmaster U. of Idaho SWAIN, SYDNE VIOLA Irving Mathematics, Science Thespion Club, Chess Club, Debate Club President, G.F. Council, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary, Emperor's New Clothes , Star Eternal , Spring Green , Pierrat and Pierette W.S.C. SWANSON, STANLEY CURTIS Roosevelt Social Studies, Mathematics Outdoor Club, Math Club, Classical Club, Journal Business Manager, Tiger Staff, Madrigal, Boys' Quartet, Choir, Corridor Control, A.S.B. Council, B.F. Council, Quill and Scroll, Home Room President U. of W. TACKETT, CHARLOTTE ANN Jefferson Social Studies Swimming, Golf, Bowling, Orchestra, Corridor Control, Journal Representative Whitworth TAKIMOTO, AMI Lincoln Social Studies Starlighters, Ti-Girls Sergeant at Arms, G.F. Council, Home Room Treasurer, Corridor Control, Girls' Glee Club, Big Sister, Journal Representative Gonzaga TANAKA, PAT Irving Industrial Arts B.F. Council, Journal Representative, Home Room Secretary THRAILKILL, WILLIAM R. Irving Social Studies, Mathematics, Art Toastmasters, A.S.B. Council, Student Court Bailiff, Debate Club President, Tiger Staff Activities Editor, All Home Room Offices, Book Club Northwestern TOBA, PAUL SENSHI Continuation High Mathematics Camera Club President, Quill and Scroll, Home Room Secretory, Tiger Staff Gonzaga TOLLETT, GLEN RAY Libby Industrial Arts W.S.C. TOMPKINS, VIOLA MAE Havermale Home Economics Band, Girls' Glee Club, A.S.B. Council, Home Room Secretary TOOLE, PATRICIA MARIE Roosevelt Home Economics Ti-Girls, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, G.F. Council, Big Sister, Horizon Club W.S.C. TRANTOW, CAROLYNN KAYE Wilson Fine Arts Starlighters, Girls' Glee Club, Tiaer Staff, Dramatics, G.F. Council, Library Representative, Bla Sister, Journal Staff, Journal Representative, Red Cross Representative, Home Room Treasurer Whitman TUBBS, SHIRLEY Washington High, Portland, Ore. Fine Arts Starlighters, Big Sister, Home Room Vice President, Frosh Pep Club W.S.C. TUPPER, GWEN ELLEN Walla Walla High School Social Studies Ti-Girls, Usherettes, G.F. Council, Corridor Control, Big Sister U. of Idaho TYE, DONNA BELLE Wilson Music, Home Economics Choir, Starlighters, Usherettes, Ti-Girls, Ensemble, Madrigcil, G.F. Council, Football Queen President of Home Room, Big Sister U. of W. VAUGHT, SAMUEL Stockton High School, Stockton, California Social Studies, Music Debate, D.U.K., Choir, Madrigal Whitworth WALKER, JAMES Grant Social Studies Football- Track Corridor Contr I 1 F 0 W.S.C. WALTHER, JAMES EUGENE Adams Science, Mathematics Adelante, Forum Club, Lettermen's Club, Basketball, Baseball Letterman, A.S.B. Council U. of W. WARASHINA, EMILY Lincoln Home Economics Starlighters, Thespian Historian Reporter, Papyrus Club, Tri-Sci, Tennis, Bowling, Home Room Secretary, Big Sister U. of W. WARD, WILLIAM JOHN Jefferson Industrial Arts B.F. Council WATT, DORIS JEANNE Roosevelt Music Future Home Makers of America Orchestra President, Band President E.W.C.E. WEISSENBORN, HELEN FRANCES Franklin Foreign Languages, Social Studies Adelante, D.U.K., Starlighters, Golf, Bowling, Debate Club, Choir, Big Sister, Journal Representative W.S.C. WEITZMAN, PATRICIA ANN Wilson Social Studies, Science, Foreign Languages Starlighters, Golf, Tiger Staff, Home Room President, G.F. Council, Choir, Corridor Control Big Sister, A.S.B. Council U. of Michigan WELCH, FLORENCE MAE Adams Fine Arts Thespian, Band, Horizon Club, Home Room Secretary K.B.U. WHAM, MARNA ELLEN Irving Music Ti-Girls, Flag Twirlers, Big Sister, Tumbling, Swimming, Orchestra, Spring Green , Mildred ls My Name , Corridor Control U. of Idaho 1 I WHITE, ERNEST ATTMORE Ill Boise Jr. High Mathematics Quill and Scroll, Corridor Control, All Home Room Offices, Tiger Editor, Sports Editor, Honorary Circulation Manager Stanford WOOFTER, NANCY ELIZABETH St. Helen's Hall Social Studies Papyrus Secretary, Thespian Historian, Bowling, Tennis, Tiger Staff, Choir, Big Sister, Home Room Secretary, Glee Club, Corridor Control, Indian Captive , Nine Girls , Snow White , Pop Reads the Christmas CaroI W.S.C. WHITFIELD, BARBARA JEAN Moran Commercial Choir, Starlighters Treasurer, Home Room Treasurer, Library Representative K.B.U. WHITTEMORE, SAMUEL SOUTHWELL Wilson Social Studies, Mathematics Dramatics, Lettermen's Club, Swimming, B.F. 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Council, Corridor Control, Glee Club, Ti-Girls, Big Sister Whitworth YOUNG, ROSE ANN Rogers High Commercial K.B.U. ZERBACH, BARBARA MARGARET Irving Music Forum, Starlighters, Book Club, Choir Accompanist, A.S.B. Council, Corridor Control, lvladrigal, Ensemble, String Trio, Home Room President U. of W. ZORNES, NAOMI ANN Irving Mathematics, Home Economics C . 1-X f2 fT I UN vff w I JI ': I I K ..- Tl? l. J 459:3- 32 7 enior W- fgel' First Row: Lois Hill, Art Greycloud, Vern Johnson, Dan Kaiser, Gene Huppin, Don Hart, Ronnie Gordon. Second Row: Joanne Jannot, Neil Coudill, Ronnie Henrickson, Dennis Gillis, Zebris Johnson, Phil Leigh. Third Row: Laura Leath, Shirley Johnson, Bob Griffin, Dave Johnson. 123 enior .J WM. jerrer First Row: John Peters, Jerry Porter, Ray Mewes, Joe Sampson, Bob Schimke, Darrel Lee, Laverne Melton, Bruce Mauser, Phil Sandberg. Second Row: Kay Morse, Caryle Pence, Marcia Robertson, Nancy Murrow, Marlene Linton, Carole Shearer, Pat McCullough, Maxine Matthewson, Betty Patrick, Christine Runkel. Third Row: Naomi Newmiller, Gloria Reeder, Betty Oster, Gloria Purdy, Cofhleen Maggard, Robert McLean, Judith Rometch, Ann Livingston. Page forty-one ff5 enior 3 Whad prong First Row: Barbara Chase, Barbara Barksdale, Gail Hollister, Pat Cauvel, Morilou Doll, Judy Chilton, Betty Duncan, Alice Duran. Second Row: Jack Eckhaus, Liela Blume, Norma Fendler, Jackie Baker, Patsy irwin, Marilyn Cockrell, Ken Brown, Wilson Brown. Third Row: Wally Flint, Earl Kelly, Joe Clumper, Norman Beloved, Gerald Andrews, Parker Campou, Dave Doggett. I, 124 enior mba roars First Row: Jim Taylor, Anson Stobie, John Thomforde, Bob Whitney, Eddie Simmons, Harold Sievens. Second Row: David Whisler, Toshi Yonago, Sydne Swain, Kaye Trantow, Marilyn Stone. Third Row: Beverly Wilson, Lois Marnoch, Shirley Sutherland, Elnora White, Pat Smith, Mary Turner. Page forty-two f 25 unior idd pope First Row: Elaine Reed, Cora Dee Peterson, Carmela Perfetto, Wanda Roberts, Patricia Person, Shirley Peck, Donna Pyper, Frederick Phelps. Second Row. Beverly Pallardy, Joyce Pinz, Mary Peterson, Shirley Penman, Patricia Rissler, Delephine, Parmalee, Maxine Reed, Keith Kauffman, Robert Randall. Third Row: Fred Rohrer, Herbert Partridge, Ernest Ruehl, Paul Panagakis, Don Robinson, Owen Parker, Joe Potvin, Robert Quaite. 332 unior r. .SZ oening First Row: Betty Ayers, Jackie Barnes, Barbara Barnett, Susanne Betts, Dawn Nita Boyd, Dorothy Bruton, Jane Bruno, Marilyn Berk, Carolyn Berk. Second Row: Louise Blair, Janet Anderson, Dorothy Benson, Jane Bowden, Cicely Bittrick, Betty Baldwin, Donna Atkisson, Jack Binns. Third Row: Florence Bogdan, Laura Barringer, Lynn Beecher, Margaret Anderson, Don Baker, Dave Brooks, Millard Adams, Barbara Beeman. Fourth Row: Don Baer, Harry Baer, Joe Berglund, Roy Burns, Ronnie Gordon, Don Hart, Claude Azure, Ed Bouchee. Page forty-three 208 unior r. iuingd ion First Row: Bill Lloyd, Howard Lamson, Jim Minard, Charles Larabee, Ted Lott, Bob Miller, Jim Martin, Stan Larkin. Second Row: Mary Lee Meredith, Bob Magnuson, John Miner, James Mahnke, Holly Lasky, Carl Lind, Jack Luenow, George Manos. Third Row: Nancy Lee, Sally McDirmid, Susan Mioen, Nandora McDonald, Stan McDonald, Stan Marks, Bob Melior, Janet McNair, Shirley Langston. Fourth Row: Jeannie Melvin, Betty Lundy, Kathy Laven, Barbara Laurenz, Yvonne Loree, Elva McKee, Sylvia Luchau, Shirley Marguette, Miki Matsamura, Alice McDowell. 31 7 unior Wm mecLeAon, First Row: Kenneth Correau, Dalton Mueller, Joe Montecucco. Second Row: Don Lewis, William Moore, Phillip Pythian, Barbara O'Brien, Eve Nolan, John Chamberlin, Gene Morgan, Rod Clellan. Third Row: Jean Murphy, Dorothy Murray, Mervyn Moreloclc, Barbara Probert, Patsy Carman, Connie Oldershaw, Roger Camyn, Don Murray. Fourth Row: Violet Nopanen, Donna Muncy, Dolores Ostlund, Carolyn Chaney, Dolores Castle, Darlene Nilson, Barbara Morris. Page forty-four f 22 unior I-5. ?fUacLer First Row: Vincent Gailey, Joyce Frick, Carol Goldthwaite, Karin Gustafson, Louise Grimes, Lourine Gamble, Shirley LaDow. Second Row: Betty Hardwick, Mildred Foltz, Irene Farmer, Vivian Faulkes, Kay Hawkey, Janis Gemmil, Sharon Garrison, Virginia Haag. Third Row: Don Griffith, John Green, Joanne Florine, Lois Fogelquist, Harold Fleck, June Haylette, Mary Ann Greycloud, Mary Lou Ferrer. Fourth Row: Charles Fleener, Milton Fuiita, Charles Fleck, Ronald Hansen, Harry Hanks, Judy Haltom, John Halin, Frank Featherman, Dick Fanning. Absent: Bill Farr. ff0 unior r. Inman First Row: Margery Witter, Mayreta Van Blarcom, Sylvia Vandervert, Mary Walden, Virginia Webster, Lucy Wham, Charlotte Yates, Kunnie Williams. Second Row: Janet Yarwood, Marcia Van Dorn, Barbara Williams, Gretchen Weed, Lois Wilson, Ronnie Wardrop, Janice Westland. Third Row: Ken Williams, Ted Wright, Dean Wendle, Nancy Winters, Dorothy White, Don Zimmerman, Dwight Woodward, Gloria Wales. Fourth Row: Myron Westerkamp, George Wallmark, Bob Welton, Don Wright, Lloyd Warner, Rickard Woolard, John Warsinske, Richard Warner. Absent: Eddie Vickrey. Page forty-five 302 unior izid dad First Row: Roger Sherman, Glenn Smith, Gary Colgren, Mark Sanders, Howard Schmidt, Robert Shoop, Jack Smith, Norman Smith. Second Row: Jean Sherwin, Erna Sparber, Peter Salagianis, Norman Schmeer, Diana Spencer, Marianne Scott, Donald Smith. Third Row: Susan Sauer, Lila Sammons, Joyce Craig, Fern Snow, Catherine Potter, Carol Shank, Barbara Scott, Geraldine Schweyen. 6 uni or ll Wm Mjahk er First Row: Walt Hedlund, Bob Thomton, Don Thompson, Eddie Haugen, Wayne Stoddard, Perry Harvey. Second Row: Marilyn Thrailkill, Barbara Kruger, Joyce Talbeck, Tom Krall, Leroy Tarbert, Larry Tramm, Bob Harris, George Stewart. Third Row: Betty Suzuki, Beulah Stainer, Beatrice Storm, Dick Harrison, Doris Stallman, Rita Turner, Marianne Thomtorde, Leroy Hazelwood, Bob Tollett. Fourth Row: Joyce Swett, Jerry Thompson, Carol Talbott, Sam Sugihara, Joanne Sutar, Sally Krehbiel, Harry Tanaka. Page forty-six 4 unior mr. Jcfamgck Firsf Row: Bill lngraham, Cameron Kirkharn, John Kanegae, Richie Hembree, John Healy, George Houchin, Roy Kingsley, Lawrence Huppin. Second Row: John Keller, Barry Jones, Richard Ingalls, Vern Johnson, John Holum, Glen Jorgensen, Dave Keene, Larry Knuth. Third Row: Paf Hanson, Margaret Huni, Beity Kallman, Aloya Kennedy, Beverly Hendershoii, Margaret Horton, Sharon Johnson. Fourth Row: Bill Janson, Corinne Johnson, Louise Holman, Ernie-Jean Hendriksen, Janet Kirk, Glenmar Hoke, Maxine Hooper, Florence Hill, Nancy Hirvas. Abseniees: Blondel Jamison, Mary lrwin, Jean Jenson. l E i 330 unior Wm Canaria - First Row: Jimmee Brock, Polly Buell, Colleen Cooke, Bonnie Bruce, Helen Ehfee, Muriel Eggen, Joann Domii, Capi Fishleigh. Second Row: Peggy Dibblee, Betty Brown, Pai Byrne, Verna Davis, Anna Mae Ellioi, Jean Doughty, Lyla Elfring. Third Row: Marilyn Brown, Barbara Brunkow, Teddy Bryan, Delores Christensen, Bill Davis, Donnie Davidson, Bill Daveny. Fourih Row: Louis Ellingson, Roland Edens, Kenneth Erickson, Tom Dobbins, Dean Daily, Larry Bunker, Ronnie Davidson. Page forty-seven L-l-The boys' quartet-Burleigh Wartes, Jerry Porter, Stan Swanson and Jack Kulp-practice with Accompanist Lois Gilliam for their annual presentation, Patterns in Tone. Center-Pat Smith, Barbara Zerbach and Helen Weissenloorn chat as they lunch in the cafeteria. L-2-Eve Nolan looks disgusted as she, Bob Konizeski, and Jim Morris wait for the telephones Nancy Hirvas and Sally Krehbiel are using. L-3-Janet Dennis watches Bill Olsen and Clark Nolan perform an experiment with air pressure in Mr. Minard's physics class. R-I-Chemistry Students Teddy Bryant, Jimmee Brock, Ronnie Wardrop, and Milton Fuiita experiment in Mr. Anderson's class. R-2-The World series games attracted much attention in the fall. Listening in during study hall are Jan Huff, Frank Featherman, Shirley Tubbs, Jane Graham, and Ted Miller. R-3-A big event of the fall semester was the first annual Hello Week with the Hello mixer and selection of the school's friendliest boy and girl. Candidates were Bob Brandly, Peter Ashley, Wayne Spence, Chuck Van Haren, Anson Stobie, Dick Rush, John Pitts tfriendliest boyl, and Mark Sanders, Jennifer Upton, Carolyn Gale, Jeanne Smith, Jimmee Brock, Regina Billeter 'friendliest girll Claudette Toupin, and Sally Sowell. Page forty-eight 222 unior ifid E-Lining First Row: JoAnn Irvine, Dorothy Lentis, Darlene Melior, Bertha Lyman, Eleanor Miles, Bob McConnell. Second Row: Grace Mead, Joan Merritt, Donna Lenzi, Janet Montayne, Bill Miller, Clair McKie, Bob Mohr. Third Raw: Douglas Lloyd, Mariorie Norman, Mary Ellen Morrison, Miriam Morse, Janice Moss, Alvine Nicholl, Harley Leigh. Fourth Row: Raymond Janitscheck, Jim Montague, Roger McLaughlin, Don Johnson, Jim McCaughen, Dolores Merkel. 333 unior WLM .yunf First Row: Susan Giles, Barbara Watson, Betty Wilson, Elaine Fleming, Lola Gravelle, Marilyn Gies. Second Row: Gard Hays, Ronnie Wildey, .lon Young, Larry Grossman, Bob Morris, Dick Nelson. Third Row: Kathryn Gray, Candy Nelson, Darlene Hammer, Carolyn Gale, Marvin Hughes, Gordon Vichert, Clifford Vails. Absent: Dolores Holland, Kenneth Nodland, Lois McCIary, Art Zerbach. Page forty-nine 221 Sopkomore ind peffid First Row: Gail Smith, Genevieve Spray, Mariorie Sterrift, Joanne Sweet, Barbara Souza, Loretta Starfdal, Shirley Spaeth, Rae Speer, Marilyn Skalstad. Second Row: Don Smith, Jean Stobie, Barbara Stuart, Rosanne Shannon, JoAnn Storey, Druzena Singleton, Mary Alice Stockton, Rose Smith, Byron Stucky. Third Row: Dale Struck, Peter Silvernale, Ivan Sills, Norma Shopbell, Patricia A. Smith, Joan Soniu, Carolee Statchwick, June Smith, White Smith. Fourth Row: Kenneth Smith, Robert Coombs, Stanley Stinson, Bob Siegmund, Leonard Rood, Roger Strawick, Startord Silberman, Jim Smith. 320 mio? M. garfkff First Row: Patty Stanton, Dorothy Tollett, Ruth Rule, Ruthie Sumihiro, Mary Rogers, Carol Rouse, Norma Smestad. Second Row: Jean Riddle, Kay Westerman, Peggy Smith, Diana Simonson, Bob Peterson, Ronald Swenson, John Strawick. Third Row: John Poston, Dale Roberts, Reed Penning, Kenneth Swenson, Robert Snider, Delbert Shaw. Fourth Row: Bruce Stilson, Paul Perko, Kenneth Sandburg, Clay Swisher, Leonard Thompson, Howard Slemmer. Page fifty ,S70l0L0l'l'l0It2 I . Saffwef First Row: Mike Vafiade, Diane Hendricks, Mary Hoskins, Wilma Thomas, Betty Tenford, Phyllis Hill, Ruth Ann Tufto, Jean Tambara, Vincent Trapp. Second Row: Miepe VanTyen, Elaine Thompson, Verrel VanBlorcom, Carol Hoffman, Suzanne Thompson, Jennifer Upton, Nessis Teel, Robert Taylor. Third Row: Melvi Tveden, Larry Vorlicky, Jim Thompson, Tom Hogan, Don Trueblood, Dick VanGelder, Gordon Troyer, Tom Vertrees. Absentees: Don Tortelli, Rebecca Turner, Wilma Turner. 316 Sophomore iod joufa First Row: Pete Ashley, Ralph Adams, Rodney Bouchee, Jim Anderson, David Bartles, Bob Bear, Ronald Berg, Richard Bostrom. Second Row: Patsy Blachwell, Lois Adair, Jo Ann Barta, Sandra Babcock, Anita Bergland, Gayla Ayers, Jane Anderson, Betty Bock. Third Row: John Bernham, Denice Boyd, Barbara Binns, Carol Barnes, Delores Bacon, Juanita Anderson, Barbara Betts, Marilyl Black. Fourth Row: Bob Abbott, Claire Amunclson, Phyllis Allen, George Atkinson, Helen Bennett, Anita Bes- grove, Janet Allison, Sally Barkuloo. Absentees: Ronald Bcikken, Ann Barlow, Marieta Barkle, Paula Beckemeier, Joyce Berry. Page fifty-one 202 Sopkomore M. uae io First Row: Joy Williams, Yvonne Wichterman, Sally Yamaguchi, Nancy Lee Wright, Ginger Wakefield, Barbara White, Marvel Wasser, Shirley Wildie. Second Row: Rosalie Whisler, Gerry Williams, Loretto Zelmer, Ronnie Yoshida, Shirley Zimprich, Barbara Young, Wally Wagner, Mary Winkler. Third Row: Roger Wyatt, Ray Willcox, Dick Zeorlin, Edith Wimberly, Justine Wood, Roger Williams, George Welters. Absent: Harvey Hensan, LeRoy Young, Marion Walters. .S,0,0A,0l'l'l0l'e . OZIOLLJQFAIZCL First Row: Elizabeth Ramsey, Jeanne Peters, Jean Pierson, Sharon Rapaport, Babette Prideaux, Donna Reekie, Marjorie Rhodes. Second Row: Dick Peterson, Suzanne Parsons, Pam Parr, Patty Pierce, Mary Kay Palmer, Shirley Pierce, Gary Peterson. Third Row: Bob Powers, Bill Parker, Pat Pignanelli, Margie Rae, Patsy Radley, Pat Post. Fourth Row: Ronald Powell, Jack Parks, Tom Pickerel, Gordon Peery, John Reehl, Dick Pool, Dick Pieroni. Absent: Diane Pappas, Bob Payant, Wilbur Pederson, John Plostino, Johnny Porter, Maxine Potvin. Page fifty-two II8 QSDOIHAOHQOFE . jlflfkl' First Row: Mary Otness, Jeanette Floyd, lva Matlock, Eleanor Fukuda, Betty Croy, Vivian Heckel, Kay Osborne, Betty Martinson, Jim Crancy. Second Row: Carole Otto, Kay Norris, Marleta Henderson, Joanne Mazna, Frank Nitta, Frank Cross, Arvellen Fuehrer, Merlin Omens. Third Row: Gary Pierone, Allan Hemingway, Ronald Martini, Elmo Heter, George Massouras, Raymond Filler, J. W. Crain, Don Fingold, Jim Fox. 205A .SDOPAOMOM Wm KGACOCL First Row: Peggy Guarisco, Joe Greer, Juanita Halterman, Patsy Hedrick, Harriet Harkey, Mary Ann Grey, Ruth Grant, Sue Gleeson. Second Row: Lloyd Hill, Eleanor Gies, Grita Gustafson, Deidre Harris, Sharon Groth, Alice Goller, Clydeanna Green, Donna Griffith. Third Row: Bolo Hall, Tom Haggarty, George Harris, Almeda Garrett, Marilyn Gillis, Marlen Guell, Dale Harshbarger. Fourth Row: Don Howard, Sylvia Hagen, John Hoover, Lee Hester, Joyce Hartl, Gaynor Guell, James Gerow. Page fifty-three .S70i0A0l'l'l0l e I . paflfflel' First Row: Joyce Rice, Lorna Schlichtig, Charlotte Schweyen, Janice Scott, Joan Schweriger, Peggy Seehorn, Kay Royce. Second Row: Dianne Schultz, Helen Salter, Anno Scxucier, Harold Soladin, John Schaefer, Jack Rowe. Third Row: Max Johnson, Gene Rettig, Albert Seifert, Cloyton Ruud, George Robey, Gordon Ruehl. Fourth Row. Gary Rupert, Charles Gertson, Jim Sanders, Don Rush, Bill Schussler, Don Sampson. Absent: Corole Rutherford, Dick Schoenberger, Bruce White. 1,6 Sopkomore I . EOWLI' First Row: Louise Nakogowo, Winnifred Murobito, Janet Muncy, Doyle Nelson, Pcxtricio Mittlestadt, Valerie Miller, Mariorie Meyers, Donna Meyer. Second Row: Prem Nielson, Ruth Meredith, Marilyn Meils, Betty Hansbridge, Thelma Mikesell, Bob Monroe, Ronold Mueller. Third Row: Jock Murpin, Rod Mummy, Roy Moss, Doug Myhre, Gene Morris, Jock Michalek, Dwayne Melchert. Fourth Row: Dole Munkers, Tim Nelson, Cliff Michel, Jim Morris, Bruce Miller, Al Murcor, Dole Nelson, Ronold Morissey. Page fifty-four 322 .giziahom ore ra. banning am First Row: Ronald Malone, Jacquette Lusher, Pat McClellan, Geraldine LeMar, Lorraine Lyle, Margaret McNair, Bonnie Kaltenbronn, Peggy McMahon. Second Row: Max Malone, Robert McLaughlin, Mariorie McLain, Mary Ellen Livingston, Karen Lien, Jean Manser, Barbara McNeiIly, Myron Lizotte. Third Row: Douglas McEachran, James McKay, Carl Leithe, Paul Mclnnis, Dan Manring, Charles Little, Anne Martin. Absent: Naomi Love, Bonnie Martin, Virginia Mcintyre, Frances McFarland, Sopkomore IFJ- MACLEHG First Row: Muriel Curtis, Claudette Driskell, Mary Jo Dye, Arla Daniel, Marilyn Davenport, Pat Dennis, Mary Engle, Carol Dullanty, Roy Diteman. Second Row: Ruth Eddy, Doris Fallquist, Emile DeVore, Irene Faire, Cletus Fought, Darlene Enzler, Margie Egan, Barbara Devine, Geraldine Davidson. Third Row: Keith Erickson, Tom Esse, Laird Dixon, Stephen Dagget, Alfred Dibblee, Rod Culbert, Tom DeVane, Mike Davis. Page fifty-five 21 Sophom ore Wm .f4fc!r'icA First Row: Jack Burner, Paul Bryan, Kriss Crowther, Joyce Coddington, Lois Cash, Jim Craig, John Bright. Second Row: Barbara Cornell, Jokcie Braden, Dianne Buchholz, Lorna Bennett, Sally Coleman, Jo Ann Carlson, Pat Coleman, Lorraine Cornwell. Third Row: Pat Carter, Judy Clous, Beverly Bruce, Mary Coon, Pat Claudill, Betty Brainard, Joyce Chamberlin, Delores Brown. Fourth Row: Raymond Colvin, Clifford Dineen, Dewain Brutf, Dick Christensen, Dave Burch, Phillip Burton, Mary Lou Carlisle, Luella Brewster. Absentees: David Clock, Diane Cannon, Marlene Clem, Carol Christian, Clyde Cotton. 207 Sophom ore l mr. garfgzff First Row: Jack Kent, Caroline Kavenough, Arlene Inoyve, Jean Kanegae, Joann Kotfmehl, Fanetta Kieber, Joyce Jenson, Roberta Irvine. Second Row: Mike Kalez, Mariorie Lakewold, Helen Jones, Thelma Junes, Joan Lawson, Barbara Jewett, Billy Kelly. Third Row: Tom Kadlec, Dick Kronich, Carol Lang, Ralph Kirklin, Bob Lamphere, Herb Larkin, Glenn Jewett. Fourth Row: Jim Jacoy, Carol Johnson, Sheila Laughy, Bob Jones, Don Lawson, Tom Kirihara, Pat Kruger, Clyde Kusler. Absentees: May Justice, Shirley Ann Kennedy. Page fifty-six 218 .S,olaAom ore frm 0,0106 First Row: Carl Schlees, Shirley Swensen, Lora Lee Wolfe, Don Randall, Ruth Smith. Second Row: Wally Winn, Morley Unarin, Jim Purcell, Laura Sager, Don Ormond. Third Row: Jim Senna, John Shaffer, Wayne Spence, Don Reid, Duane Tye. Absenteesz Bill Ross, Ray Peele, Aulden Stearns. Page fifty-seven 3l e5Ll'Ylal'l . jfeg First Row: Marilyn Jasmen, Beverly Jasper, Ed Jones, John Kemp, Robert Kaul, Sandy Erwin, Maurice Hood, Ray Hunter. Second Row: Donna Jerome, Elaine Howard, Bill Hoyt, Luella Johnson, Molly Keenen, Carolyn Hurd, Patty Johnson, Ed James. Third Row: Linson Jennings, Willard Hood, Bob Jewell, June Johnson, Leanne Jones, Shirley Hulme, David Hood, Robin Hunt. 108 jmikman f. l!M,Jm! First Row: Arnold Wood, Melvin Woltering, Rodney Whitefield, Duane Walter, Richard Dossett, Eugene Welch, Roger Weaver. Second Row: James Whitefield, Dick Wyatt, Chuck Van Haren, Orville Willard, Tommy White, Dale. Zahn, David Willison. Third Row: Bill Buck, Charles Vedder, Jim Wilson, George Warsinski, Kathryn Wendle, Kathie Walters, Donna Webb. Fourth Row: Helene Wilson, Marylee Yaryon, Margaret Walker, Sharon Van Dorn, Catherine Zahnizer, Ruth Yamamoto. Absentees: Chuck Wilson, Joe W.ilsan. Page sixty 204 Simlmm M. JCM First Row: Patricia Bird, Beverly Becher, Mary Barchet, Ed Behrens, Kent Barrett, Jack Baldwin, Carl Blunck, Steve Atchison. Second Row: Elizabeth Antonsen, Sharon Blackwell, Lois Allen, Barbara Allen, Beverly Achenbach, Joyce Algaard, Marietta Arrasmith, Diane Bowman. Third Row: Terry Bateman, Bob Baker, George Blanc, John Bigelow, Bob Bailey, Ronald Bannister, Howard Beloved, Gerald Blank, John Binns. Absentees: Clifton Anderson, Beverly Beckham, James Boyd, Bill Bryan. 325 jreakman iam Ollage First Row: Tom MacKay, Charles Lewis, Tom Ledbetter, Charles Leithe, James Lorean, Robert Lizotte, Keith Lund. Second Row: Eleanore Kollman, Willene Kobelt, Margaret Krause, Arlene Lundberg, Joyce Latham, Ann MacDonald, Jaclin Lilienthal, Susie Kirkham. Third Row: Gehrig Loree, Patricia Kreenem, Barbara Knight, Patricia Larson, Sandra Couey, Nanette Kirkland, Norma Lang. Fourth Row: Karen Luchau, Doug Lee, Claudia Loding, Jack MacPhee, Don Kutzner, Doug Kirk, Mary Nell King. Absentee: Evelyn MacDonald. Page sixty-one 301 jredAman idfi organ. First Row: Leo Murphy, Robert Murphy, Patrick Powers, Bill Pickerel, Bob Olson, Gary Patrick, Jim Phillips, Lowell Pederson. Second Row: Arlene Okawa, Patty Potter, Janet Myers, Jane Noble, JoAnn Pflug, Dan O'Leary, Bruce Oliver, Carolyn Nakagawa. Third Row: George Pierce, Duane Pabst, Charles Nehrhood, Dona Peck, Ruth Newmiller, Claudia Peachey, Allen Peterson. Abseniees: Richard Nieman, Karlen Oscarson. 205 jredhm an WI-. gain! First Row: Seddon Englund, Bob Doss, Lonnie Durham, Jim Eckley, Bob Fee, Alan Daub, Dick Duoos, Bill Carlisle, Din Circle. Second Row: Ronald Dilley, Martin Faulkner, Jay Finlay, Don Cronkite, Mark Follett, Don Frazier, Bob Duncan, Frank Furtau, Bill Dunlap. Third Row: Shirley Frederick, Carol Echelbarger, Carol Durstine, Serena Duffy, Betty Dregnie, Joann Downey, Marilyn Finley, Carol Friberg. Fourth Row: Dorothea Draugas, Delores Fox, Sandra Elder, Judy Dixon, Nancy Fuiita, lda Dennis, Louella Eldridge, June Farris. Absent: Tom Elder, Joyce Erickson. Page sixty-two jl 05AI'l'lal'L . ..X4lfl6!eI J0l'l First Row: Norman Coy, Don Butler, Joe Cornelius, Mary Chesney, Don Chatfield, Phyllis Carmon, Hattie Jo Carnahan, Carol Cunningham. Second Row: Wayne Burns, Gary De Freeze, Nancy Conner, Myrle Cheeseman, Margery De Vorse, Marcia Coleman, James Cluckey, Dale Crosman. Third Row: Bob Burrows, Claire Chaney, Dorothy Charvat, Dorothy Deem, George Couchman, Betty Conant, Loyd Clark, Kenneth Butler, Mary Ann Camyn. Absentee: Howard Caleson. 105 jmkman WP. QZBOHW First Row: Jim Hendrickson, Mark Gardner, Jack Gray, Don Hainline, Jerry Gottaney, George I-lenders shott, Doug Getman, Monte Gount. Second Row: Jim Hansen, Barry Goode, Bob Hargreaves, Nancy Goode, Carolyn Gehres, Eileen Groves, Elaine Groves, Dick Herzog. Third Row: John Gilkey, Art Hedlund, Tim Hay, Don Grant, Petrea Giles, Carol Grunewald, Barbara Helliwell, Darlene Gaskell. Fourth Row: Susan Hawley, Barbara Goodwin, Carol Godfrey, Joan Hecker, Nancy Gale, Loy Harvey, Geri Halpern, Juanita Gilleland. Page sixty-three 215 greahman P- joevri First Row: Dick Sumner, Bob Ritchie, George Schee, Don Shertey, Melvin Schlot, Ron Sandstram, Joe Reynolds. Second Row: Elizabeth Scheidle, John Rissler, Gary Pryor, Fred Reehl, Roger Riggs, Joe Sanders, Bob Sawyer, Claudia Shane. Third Row: Beverly Rouse, Faye Puckett, Catherine Robey, Iva Lou Road, June Seay, Marlene Riblett, Shirley Schmidt, Carole Provin. Fourth Row: Bob Sater, Carole Rometch, Joanne Pugh, Virginia Shanklin, Bob Reneke, Diane Rurnburg, Neoma Schopf. Absentees: Joan Rieden, Sidney Roy. 209 jre5Aman Wm mifman First Row: Lawrence Chestnut, Fred Smith, Ronald Simms, Ken Merkel, Robert Sims, Doug Starbucks, Robert Sumner. Second Row: Gary Sparber, Don Slawson, Doris Stephens, Albert Skoglund, Robert Stover, Art True, Robert Sparks, Shirley Triringer. ' Third Row: Lynn Stewart, Maryanne Thunberg, Barbara Swan, Janice Smith, Claudette Toupin, Marilyn Storasli, Marilyn Sowers, Virginia Skeriance, Dolores Davis. Fourth Row: Carol Swanson, Joyce Clausen, Nancy Stewart, Marilyn Christian, Janet Thompson, Jeanne Swanwick, Bernadine Tentord, Connie Toupin, Esther Stephens. Page sixty-four gl'e5Al'l'I.aI'l I . gl aL.6lI'l'l First Row: Ralph Money, Ed Millius, Eugene Mahn, Jim McKee, Jack Maurice, Windsor McCannon. Second Row: Bob Manson, Kirk Marril, Tom Mason, Mack McDonald, Bunny Moore, Helen McLaughlin, Marlene Mortensen. Third Row: James McDonald, Ronnie Meyers, Ruth Mortensen, Ruth Maxon, Judy Martin, Cleane Miller, Patsy Miller. Fourth Row: John Miller, Mary Meager, Beverly Mayberry, Shirley Maulock, Sharline McLaughlin, Dorothy Mauland, Judy Miller. 319 unior r. Ar First Row: Hazel Anderson, Eleanor Eliason, Bonny Boyd, Wilma Boruth, Marilyn Brandt, Pauline Dandrea, Earl Clark. Second Row: Marylou Campbell, Carole Cooke, Loraine Allgaier, Beverly Burns, Anne Dunton, Georgia Caria, Charlene Erwin. Third Row: Barbara Backstrom, Dale Brandt, Allen Bergin, Stan Crosbey, Carl Grandinitti, Gene Gadau. Fourth Row: Gene Hanson, George Alex, Bobby Branclley, Jock Firestone, Walter Biordad. Page sixty -five Top Lett-Decorating the Christmas tree are John Peterson, Helen Salter, Doris Fallquist, Pam Parr, Cordie Peterson, Luella Chambers, Marilyn Cockrell, Polly Bell, Linda Devine, John Halin, seated-Darlene Meliar, Jody Hough and Sharon Johnson. Center Lett-An usherette collects tickets at the auditorium door before a con. Lower Lett-Dr. Virgil Geiger and Harry Glaze demonstrate the use ot the new geiger counter used in physics classes. Top Right-Algebra 3 students Cameron Kirkham, Arla Daniels, Jack Parks, Sylvia Hagen, Gordon Perry and Fred Phelps make stars tor the Christmas tree, under the direction of Miss Smith. Second Right-Jean Olsen, Dick Felt and Betty O'MaIley carry out a physics experiment in Mr. Minard's physics i class. Third Right-Football queen candidates were Jody Luck, Regina Billeter, Donna Tye, Joanne White, and Ann Stuart. Lower Right-The Hello Week dance committee, Jim Morris, Barbara Herman, Bev Clepper, Marianne Mercer, and Clark Nolan, pose with L.C.'s friendly Tiger to advertise the dance. Page sixty-six ' f nf7 'xx 49? N X N' L 445 rw 63? x,- P60 ogg, f fi F15 0 '- f hu .53 0 JJ X Top Left-Members ot the girls' ensemble-Nancy Bell, Shirley Lewis, Donna Tye, Nancy Murrow, Pat J. Smith, Danna Lucht, Kathleen Fantin, accompanied by Barbara Zerbach-were presented in Patterns in Tone, given for the student body on November 17. Top Right-lClockwise7 Clark Nolan, Art Zerbach, George Wallmark, and Eddie Haugen lend accent to Malaguena with colorful costumes and instruments. Middle Lett-Lorraine Beneke danced a Spanish dance to Malaguena. Center-Shirley Lewis portrayed the Madonna in the Angelus, one of the most effective numbers at the con. Middle Right-Diana Simonson and Jean Butler were Indian maidens in the Girls' Glee club's interpre- tation of Totem Tum Tum. Lower Lett-Barbara Zerbach and Nancy Bell, accompanied by Art Zerbach, played Jamaican Rhumbaf' Lower Right-Several numbers, including Hawaiian War Chant and Tumbling Tumbleweedsf' were sung by the boys' quartet, Jack Kulp, Stan Swanson, Jerry Porter, and Burleigh Wartes. Page sixty-seven Ffa? we .Soar-fa for nys The Boys' Federcition treoted the boys of the school to severcil programs of footbcxll movies lost fall. The two Federotions cooperated in giving on outstanding Christmas dance ond in pointing the Tiger's Den. Officers for the first semester were: President, Nick MocPhee, vice president, Chorles Coleman, secretory-treasurer, Jock Spring. f j0l'l'l'l0I garfegaf gfellf af COIL A Talk by Glen Wright, scout for the Boston Red Sox, storted off the Boys' Federotion's spring program Officers for the second semester were: Dick Allen, president, Ed Bouchee, vice president, Don Robinson secretory-treasurer. Page sixty-eight cello! Ag jirdf rex? in eam Under the first feminine president in several years, an active A.S.B. council sponsored an all-school talent con, mixers after football and basketball games, hello week, friendliest boy and girl contest, etc. Officers for the first semester were, President, Polly Bell, vice-president, Dick Allen, secretary, John Pitts, treasurer, John Halin, historian-reporter, Jody Hough. jeafufed ag A.S.B. for the second semester was led by President John Pitts and the following other officers, Vice President, Gordon Adams, secretary, Nancy Bell, treasurer, Cameron DeVore, historian-reporter, Aileen Connolly. The social program of the previous semester was well maintained. Vigorous campaigning for better cons started off the semester and May Day concluded the active spring semester. Page sixty-nine .xdcf cw ig .gdferdg pfan ociaf guenfa Among the Girls' Federation activities taken in stride the first semester were three Big Sister parties, the Girls' and Boys' Federation mixer, and a Halloween party, with western dancing. Officers for the first semester were: President, Jody Luck, vice president, Nancy Bell, secretary, Sally Sowell, treasurer, Helene Van Tyen, sergeant-at-arms, Beverly Clepper, historian-reporter, Catherine McNair. rfriblllfle any ag ay 31645 A Girls' Federation social program which included cotton day, dances, cons., etc., was planned espe- cially for the participation of all girls. The spring season's activities were successfully carried out by: Sally Sowell, presdent, Barbara Herman, vice president, Ann Stuart, secretary, Cora Dee Peterson, treasurer, Gwen Boothe, sergeant at arms, Jacqy Mclnnis, historian-reporter. Page seventy L-l-Tennis champions Eve Nolan, Betty Fry, and Gail Hollister pose in front of the school. Betty won the Inland Empire Junior Women's singles, the city high school women's singles, the city park women's singles, and the Yakima tournament doubles, Gail won the Inland Empire Junior Women's doubles, Gail and Betty took the city park doubles, and Eve and Gail collected the city high school doubles championship. L-2- Bubble Dancer Dodo Castle and Barbara Morris were featured in the Ti-Girl con advertising Calor Day, October 13. L-3-Enthusiastic students make lots of noise in front of the auditorium on Color Day. R-l-The new mimeograph machine purchased by the Commercial department is put to use by Kenneth Mann and Earl Kelly. R-2-Two former women student body presidents visited the school for the installation of Polly Bell, the fourth girl to holcl that honor. Lett to right are Mr. Whitman, former adviser, Mrs. R. W. Oberst, Mrs. Frederick J. Wilson, Jr., Miss Bell, and Mr. Toevs, present adviser. R13-Bob Hicks and Janice Brown cavort back stage on Color Day. Page seventy-one i-GMA Wuef giraf Ae IOLAM During the fall semester this group of attractive girls could be seen forming mule-trains in the halls, saluting Ti-Girls and performing various other deeds designated to the lowly plebes by their big sisters, the Ti-Girls. First Row: Jean Stobie, Georgia Caria, Lois Dale, Jimmee Brock, Karen Lein, Kay Osborne, Jo Ann Carlson, Lora Lee Wolfe, Janet McNair, Mary Morrison. Second Row: Dorothy Lentes, Pat Caudill, Mary Coon, Dayle Nelson, Carol Dullanty, Margie Egan,- Carol Hoffman, Shirley Zimprich, Helen Ehtee, Joyce Craig, Pat Toole, Ruth Grant, Barbara Souza, Doris Fallquisf. Third Row: Arla Daniel, Mariorie Barlow, Betty Brainard, Jan Huff, Merriel Henderson, Mary Collard, Deane Elkins, Grita Gustafson, Ruth Eddy, Colleen Cooke, Karen Gustafson, Janet Kirk, Jane Bowden, Marcia Van Dorn. Fourth Row: Charlene Erwin, Pauline Dandrew, Donna Reekie, Barbara Scott, Phyllis Allen, Nancy Atwater, Sallie Krehbiel, Joanne Sutor, Lucy Wham, Betty Steen, Cora Dee Peterson, Carmelo Perfetta, Shirley Pierce. Fifth Row: Marilyn Meils, Eleanor Brown, Maryland Brown, Lee De Vore, Kathy Laven, Marilyn Cockrell, Sharon Johnson, Cicely Bittrick, Susanne Thompson, Sue Sauer, Ann Dunton, Barbara Kruger, Jane Anderson, Sandra Babcock. rganizeol fo Que arcking xlaerience The newly organized Prep club for girls other than Ti-Girls who wanted the chance for marching experience appeared this year. Members have the same black uniforms as those of the Ti-Girls but with their own new emblems. The Prep club girls will be allowed many of the privileges of the Ti-Girls such as reserved seats at the games, a daily third period class,etc. First Row: Mary Irwin, Shirley Spaeth, Betty Baldwin, Jean Manser, Mary Jo Dye, Susan Betts, Joan Merritt, Jo Anne Nelson. Second Row: Julie Chilton, Barbara Barksdale, Jeannette Floyd, Alice McDowell, Ruth Sumihiro, Betty Duncan, Rae Spear, Carolyn Chaney, Nancy Lee Wrighter, Shirley LaDow, Lyla Elfring. Third Row: Teddy Bryan, Helen Salter, Yvonne Loree, Paula Bechemier, Barbara Probert, Carolyn Berk, Marilyn Berk, Kay Royce, Janice Scott, Lorraine Mclntyre. Fourth Row: Joan Storey, Barbara Brunkow, Glenmar Holce, Irene Millman, Anita Barglund, Jennifer Upton, Joyce Hartle, Sylvia Haegen, Darlene Honner, Barbara Stuart, Pat McKeehan, Peggy Smith, Connie Oldershaw. Page seventy-two Top-Students pour out of the southwest entrance during the first fire drill of the year. Bottom- OBC corner, near the southwest door, is an integral part of Lewis and Clark tradition. Throngs of students pass here each morning and pause to meet friends and talk over events of the school. and social worlds. On Color Day the corner is busier and more colorful than ever, with whistles, balloons, and shakers in school colors. Page seventy-three Page seventy-four re M5 em for ami ana! Wuaica 5 Dark skirts and white blouses along with loads of poise and personality are the earmarks of an usherette. AT the annual P.T.A. minstrel show they appear in fresh formals ready to give their services forthe school. First Row: Nancy Bell, Polly Bell, Regina Billeter, Patty Wolfe, Barbara Herman, Jody Luck, Luanne Kemp, Marliss Gigler, Susanne Stout. Second Row: Mary Jean Collard, Donna Tye, Lorna Keiber, Bev Nelson, Barbara Coleman, Catherine McNair, Jill Peck, Gloria Parker, Merriel Henderson, Ann Stuart. Third Row: Jody Hough, Bev Clepper, Leah Wurzburg, Helene VanTyne, Nancy Atwater, Helen Louise Beaver, Shirley Sires, Gwen Boothe, Joanne White, Aileen Connolly. cj- unc! WaybrefIfeA What would a game be without the color and spirit of The Ti-Girls? These girls, under The leadership of Miss Virginia Danke, play an essential part in broadcasting and maintaining The school's traditions. First Row: Pat Haggarty, Lois Valance, Jody Hough, Mary Jean Collard, Barbara Sherwin, Gloria Parker. Second Row: Ami Taki- moto, Polly Bell, Donna Tye, Janice Christensen, Luanne Kemp, Nancy Johnson, Aileen Connoly, Lily Kaiiyama. Third Row: Florence Yamaguchi, Pat Nabata, Marliss Gigler, Mary Jane Corliss, Janice Brown, Ann Stuart, Jody Luck, Patsy Irwin. Fourth Row: Jean Ryker, Georgia Lee, Joy Farrier, Beverly Nelson, Shirley Lewis, Shirley Hamilton, Marianne Mercer, Grace Burns, Marie McArdle. Fifth Row: Ginger Cowling, Jeanine Johnson, Catherine McNair, Shirley Sires, Susanne Stout, Jill Peck, Peggy Sheaffer, Patsy Hoover, Judy Ashley. Sixth Row: Dawnn Swan, Jean Scott, Mary Schalkau, Donna Lowmiller, Barbara Coleman, Lorna Keiber, Jackie Graham, Sally Eagy. Maiorettes, left: Sally Sowell, Muriel Henderson, Jody White. Maiorettes, right: Sybil Elkins, Mariorie Barlow, Barbara Suza. QP! Sonya felad el l'l'le6! f2l 6 This recently organized group is made up of some of the more talented girl singers. They call them- selves the Starlighters, a name suggestive of attractive songsters. Sitting: Jean Butler, Barbara Knight, Kay Trantow, Marcia Robertson, Nancy Atwater, Gwen Boothe, Pat Weitzman, Nancy Murrow, Caryle Pence, Donnell Leonard, Shirley Davenport, Lavonne Grasser, Fawn Bowman, Janice Scott. At pianos: Cecil Enlow ldirectorl, Donna Tye, Jody Luck, Barbara Zerbach. Standing: Joy McDonald, Emily Warashina, Barbara Whitfield, Sharon Groth, Lois Dale, Helen Louise Beaver, Shirley Lewis, Kathleen Fantin, Laura Sager, Joanne Mazna, Nan Newsum, Marie McArdle, Helen Weissenborn, Shirley Zemprich. Page seventy-fiu Page seventy-six jurfAer5 .gzulenf Scienfihc zgnfereaffi Members of Tri-Sci, as the name of the club implies, represent the three maior science classes offered at Lewis and Clark. Guest speakers and student demonstrations give an interesting variety to meetings of this newly organized club. First Row: Caroline Chaney, Emily Warashina, Elizabeth Baldwin, David Johanson, Carolyn Berk, Marilyn Berk, Leah Wurzburg, Jill Peck. Second Row: Barbara Brunkow, Ilene Millman, Mary Erwin, Mary Ann Greycloud, Judy Holtom, Gretchen Weed, Jo An Ennis, Clark Nolan. Third Row: Harry Glaze, Lee Holum, Edward Larrabee, Art Madsen, Bill Olsen, Bob Quaife, Cameron Kirkham, Eugene McLemore. .lj-Qin, glreerdacfenf, jfag .7uirArA Ti-Girls marching on the Howard Street field have come to be a familiar sight to the students of Lewis and Clark. Here they are on the opposite page in all their color with the fancy flag-twirlers and cheerleaders. First Row: Patty Wolfe, Nancy Hirvas, Marilu Doll, Gail Hollister, Regina Billeter, Marcia Robertson, Sallie Krehbiel, Nancy Bell, Sylvia Vandervert. Second Row: Janet Yarwood, Mayrita Van Blarcum, Nona Morse, Darlene Nilson, Dodo Castle, Marilyn Brandt, Dolores Ostlund, Pat Cauvell, Beverly Clepper. Third Row: Mari Thornforde, Ann Livingston, Jacqy Mclnnis, Betty Oster, Carol Pence, Nancy Murrow, Kay Morse, Lila Blume, Carol Shearer. Fourth Row: Christine Runkel, Nancy Winters, Peggy O'Brien, Carolyn Gale, Virginia Webster, Barbara Lawrenz, Eve Nolan. Fifth Row: Mary Lou Ferrer, Carol Cooke, Elnora White, Shirley Johnson, Jean Sherwin, Naomi Newmiller, Beverly Wilson, Norma Fendler. Kneeling: Donna Lucht and Marna Wham. jak On Wang rofecb in mlafLemafic5 The Mathematics club got its fingers in several pi's this year. Aside from the club's interesting activities at meetings, they also promoted the annual math contest and created the decorative geometric tree ornaments for the beautiful tree last Christmas. First Row: Bill Schaefer, Jimmie Brock, Teddy Bryan, Elizabeth Baldwin, Pat Cauvel. Second Row: Rod Kirkpatrick, Ed Larrabee, Roger.Sherman, Gretchen Weed, Miss Blanche Smith ladviserb, Jean Olson. Third Row: John Pitts, Joe Clumpner, Cameron Kirkham, Frederick Phelps, Bob Whitney. Page seventy-seven EEUQKOID .fdrclzifecfurag ,ibrawing Improving and encouraging free-hand sketching has been this year's obiective in The Architectural club. Preliminary work for The course in architecture tends to keep this club among the smaller groups in the school. Front Row: Rod Kirkpatrick, Max Davis, Bob Miller, Don Zimmarman. Back Row: Mike Linehan, Bob Hulick, Mr. Sartwell ladviserl, Vern Johnson, Phil Phythian. oleffermen Que glhlldhddid fo Saorfa Page This honorary organization serves To unify The different sports programs of The school. The club high- lighted The football season with its annual LetTermen's banquet followed by movies of The UCLA vs. WSC game. First Row: Keith Swenson, Sam Whittemore, John Miller, Ed Bouchee, Duncan Hallet, John Halin, John Rhael, Herb Jones, George Walters, Paul Davis, Chuck Coleman. Second Row: Parker Compau, Dick Allen, Bruce Love, Bob Mathot, Reginald Frazier, Gordon Adams, David Daggett, Phillip Leigh, Daniel Thompson, Jim Senna, Bill Farr, Anson Stobie. Third Row: Bruce Mauser, Robert Schimke, Howard Reynolds, Donald Hart, Stanley Marks, Jack Spring, Jim Walthers, Jim Walker, l-foward Lamson, Ronald Davidson, MacPhee, Tom Hill, Bill Olson. Carl Olson, Roger Wyatt, Nick Fourth Row: Darrel Lee, Max Davis, Earl Clark, Don Zimmerman, Johnson, Neil Caudill, Neil Cochran, Bob Morris. Don Murray, Bill Shaffer, Vern John Chamberlain, Larry Mack, John Peterson. Fifth Row: Art Greycloud, Jim Taylor, John Warsinske, Barry Jones, Bud Brainard, Don Kirkpatrick, Ernie Ruehl, Ensley Rofinot, John Plastino, seventy-eight First Row: Lett-School is out, and Pat Nabata, Barbara Coleman, Jean Scott, Leila Blume, Donna Lucht, Patsy Carman, and Mary Jean Corliss meet to walk downtown together. Lett Center-Elaine Jamieson and Katherine Kirkham check Tiger questionnaires. Right Center-Flag-twirlers Mary Lou Ferrer, Carole Shearer, Donna Lucht, Norma Fendler, Bev Clepper, and Marna Wham practice on playfield. Right-Chuck Coleman points out something across the street for Ron Darnell and Larry Mack. Second Row: Lett- Golfers Jill Peck, Grace Burns, and Barbara Coleman are ready to leave for practice. Center-The girls behind those books are Julie Eliason, Ruth Meredith, and MaryLee Meredith. Right-Marlene Linton, Adele Grover, and Karen Spaeth check roll in study hall. Third Row: Lett-Cheerleaders Sally Krehbiel and Nancy Hirvas lead a yell, Barbara Suza talks, and Patsy Cauvel sells popcorn at a football game. Top Center-Janice Brown, Pat Weitzman, and Sybil Elkins entertained at Patterns in Tone, presented November l7. Lower Center-ln the midst of a group of absorbed students, a small fry views a game with as much interest as any of them. Right-The feature attraction ot Patterns in Tone was the singing of Doug Nash, who was accompanied by Kenny Man on the guitar. Lower Left-A group of very wet students gather in the front hall after an early fall cloudburst. Lower Right-Joy McDonald, Arvellen Fuehrer, Joanne lrvine, and Kathy Lavin watch as Nurse Diane Shultz feeds Patient Diane Hendricks, with the supervision of Mrs. Quackenbush, home nursing teacher. Page seventy -nine jwenfy-jwo on girdf .Sizmedfer ga The Journal staff for the first semester successfully finished an outstanding iob, putting out the usual fourteen issues. Twenty-two made up the group, with Marianne Mercer, managing editor, and Gordon Vails, advertising manager. First Row: Evelyn Christensen, Linda Devine, Anita Pohl, Stan Swanson, Cameron De Vore, Harry Glaze, Launce Macomber. Second Row: Kurt Sacknitz, Madelyn Graybill, Jo An Ennis, Jean Ryker, Regina Billeter, Gwen Boothe, Patty Wolfe, Gordon Vails iadvertising manageri. Third Row: Grace Burns, Marlene Berlat, Georgia Bryan, Marianne Mercer Qmanaging editorj, Adrienne Freeman, Lily Kaiiyama. alle W0 Co-gcbford !0l .gckoof paper Adviser Carl G. Miller enlarged the second semester staff to twenty-seven to allow for absences and further efficiency in the work. Another new characteristic of the spring Journal staff was that the staff was headed by two co-editors, Cameron De Vore and Harry Glaze. First Row: Regina Billeter, Patsy Erwin, Ann Livingston, Kay Morse, Virginia Webster, Grace Burns, Lily Kaiiyama, Mary Turner. Second Row: Toshi Yonago, Ed Haugen, Naomi Newmiller, Donelle Leonard, Lois Hill, Evelyn Chris- tensen, Jean Ryker, Jo An Ennis, Pat Nabata, Barbara Chase. Third Row: Kurt Sacknitz, Ken Brown, Cameron De Vore, Gordon Vichert, Gene Huppin, Harry Glaze, Roger Sherman, Stan Swanson, Ernie White. Page eighty QU? pageanf of Scdoofii jabllf V V i lt's whatcha do with whatcha got might well be the clue for obtaining membership in this very talented organization. This year Miss Ann Reely was assisted by Cadet Teacher Samuel Riggs in planning and directing Thespian's semi-annual con. The club has long been an outstanding school group, often donating sizable sums to worthy school projects. First Row: Nancy Bell, Jody Luck, Marianne Mercer, Carmine Pertetto, Miss Reely iadviseri, Aileen Conolly, Lu Ann Kemp, Emily Warashina. 4 Second Row: Kay Morse, Helene Van Tyne, Gail Hollister, Bonney Koltenbron, Marilyn Stone, Janice Brown, Sharon Groth, Nancy Woofter. Third Row: Lawrence Grossman, Bruce White, Sidney Swain, Barbara McNeily, Dorothy Benson, La Vonne Grasser, Jane Noble, Beverly Bruce. Fourth Row: Anita Pohl, Linda Devine, Clark Nolan, Don Harvey, Howard Reynolds, Polly Bell, Regina Billeter, Alice Gohler. park? pogficaf roLZ2m5 The Senate club dabbled in its own brand of politics this year by having an annual mock trial and visiting the courthouse, where they heard ci speech by Judge Edgerton. The members were privileged to see Dean McAllistr's movie on the United Nations and worked on various other activities including an annual banquet. First Row: Barry Dunlop, Parker Compau, Dick Allen, Ronnie Davidson, Jim Montzheimer, Neil Cochran, Dick Felt, Bruce Love. Second Raw: Paul Panagakis, Nick MacPhee, Ensley Rofinot, Don Hart, Jim Mahnke, Bob Mathot, Gary Cressey, Dave Doggett. Third row: Ernie Ruehl, Cameron DeVore, John Pitts, Tom Hill, John Miller, Gary Guilbert, Jack Spring, Dave Larose, Chuck Coleman. Page eighty -OTI9 Q 'ki S nci all ni Y ,E E' Q 'lu 'Q 'sz as .N -R s 5 Page eighty-t LUO neca Indians, was well Se The h sfo ry of Taken from the actual The play, bin CG frontier 11 Captive, Indian he ng's play, T Chorpenn B. from Charlotfe This scene taken Kirkham, erine Kath Johnson, cks, Sharon its many performances. Dia H received at each Am th of E ,O C U 3 'O O L. +- C GJ .C -+- va +- C AD i. endr f'lI'1Cl ads were: f o ele ong KD in GJ i. D. TJ -.- .- V1 .Q in vi .E U -A .E 4- a E cx L. -a Nu: P- if ay cn nc an C c 4 .3 E Ps .Q c cu .Z UD Rose. La Dave Gi beri, and Bock, Nancy Woofier, Gary Duane from her her sfole braves who iribe by The to the Seneca Capiive hite W little the iuea Ouf gournagfific onom The Stoddard King chapter of Quill and Scroll represents Lewis and Clark. Membership is composed of students who have done superior journalistic work on either the Tiger or Journal. First Row: Jeanne Smith, Madelyn Graybill, Marlene Berlat, Adrienne Freeman, Lily Kaiiyama, Georgia Bryan. Second Row: Polly Bell, Marianne Mercer, Lincla Devine, Anita Pohl, Donna Gilkey, Grace Burns, Elaine Jamieson, Patty Wolfe. Third Row: Paul Toba, Gordon Vails, Stan Swanson, Kurt Sacknitz, Launce Macomber, Patsy Boothe, Regina Billeter. Fourth Row: Ernie White, Harry Glaze, Bill Thrailkill, Cameron DeVore, Evelyn Christensen, Jean Ryker, Lois Dale. laecia ize in ome conomiczi The purpose of F.H.A. accounts for the fact that it probably participates in more activities than any other school club. They successfully carry out home, school, community, state and national proiects. A demonstrated interest in home economics is required before girls are voted into the group. First Row: Delores Ostlund, Helen Louise Beaver, Sharon Rapaport, Betty O'Malley, Pat Nabata, Sharon Garrison, Pat Faubion, Doris Watt, Barbara Beeman. Second Row: Mrs. Cunningham iadviserj, Anita Bergund, Shirley Langston, Rosalie Whisler, Marleta Henderson, Beulah Stainer, Miki Matsumura, Shirley Gail Smith, Ruthie Sumihira, Shirley June Smith, Gayla Ayers. Third Row: Deane Derleth, Bertha Lyman, Caroline Berk, Marilyn Berk, Lorraine Lyle, Pat Rissler, Geral Dee Williams, Sylvia Vandervert, Jeanne Peters, Alice McDowell. Page eighty -three Y .5 0l'l ulaff, I 0 lC LU Ol U19 Page eightyffour Q5 an KD C KD an CD C U n. O 4 .C .- O L. O t: O x. U .E U7 6 C N U E C a o 1U Q KD E o cc :- U sz as i. a E Ta 3 .sc U E an bs -A +- o n. E o -0 Tiger Choir is school the f O anizations V9 O usical iT1 '19 outstandi the One of .ICH GJ 89m -are .520 .,, . ,,. 592 egg 0 2 xc! Som SDF -193: KD 236 E I 'U .CZ 32:01 E323 Q ,O -25 dig? omg -E --5. ,Sao NE .- .EEO ,SPE :U- :Pg C UE loaf swsz egg .C Eg.. sz-C.: '52 230 3,5 'mtg 5-an LE-1-E i- N53 Q 33 sc? 'UZ Co UE UILLI C .Qin +- U- .EU CCD UU Q. Q03 E .EI .z,, UU L E 372 W.: av :U .546 Q 2: 95 ami 3:20 PE -LD if.: Dl- 0: P- cm E E9 9 bo. C O3 'UTJ CDD :C DC 8-D U'D C .fo ,QQ .C X. Q82 B-S oc eo-- QD.:-U 23.2 Cowling. Pence, Carmie Scott, Nancy Murrow, Caryle Janice Brock, Jimrnee ROW: First I Anderson Ken Woofter, Stan Marks, ancy N Wh tfield, Barbara Row: Fourth h, C. E. Enlow, it Sm Sh rley Pat Cauvel, Lora Lee Wolfe, Reekie, Donna Perfetto, Swanson, Gene Stan Bennigson, Dick Anderson, yan, Jim Br Paul i, artin M ald Ron Billeter, Betty FIG Regi the, en Boo rover, GW G Ade l oke, Co enson, Colleen Sw rley Shi mieson. Ja TIG Elai Sh rley Gies, , Eleanor Steen Gordon Ruehl, Burleigh Wartes, F ngold, Swenson, Fred Ron Jerry Porter, Moreland, Lew s, cArdle. M Sutter, Marie velle La 1 Nolan rk Haugan, Cla die Ed Jud Weitzman, Pattie Tye, Donna Luck, Fawn Bowman, I'li'i A Jo Second Row: Joan Son u Barbara Souza, Barbara Cornell, c ntyre, M Lorraine Joy Williams, Clous, a Zerbach. Barbar I, Nancy Bel GUOS: Pi O Tw ITIOY1- Si GHG Di sum, New Cin rtson, N Robe Marcia Grcisser, Lavonne Davenport, Shir ey our Q!-bca! gngineering Qrojecfd A maior in mathematics and science is required to make a boy eligible tor membership in The Engi- neers' club. The club has toured local utilities and has planned a tour ot Grand Coulee Dam. First Row: Reginald Frazier, Cameron Kirkham, Elgin Fuller, Ed Erickson, Frank Celio, Bill Schaefer. Second Row: Vern Johnson, LeRoy Talbert, Pat Faltico, Dan Thompson, Richard Ray. fo Cofor of .sjckoofji lgaraclea Whirling batons and the high-stepping maiorettes always are one of the star attractions at the games or in The civic parades. These girls are chosen for their skill in handling the batons, their superior marching ability, and their possession of ci certain something called it, Front Row: Pat Haggarty, Gloria Parker, Barbara Herman lhead moiorettel, Lois Vallance lband moiorettej, Jody White, Jody Hough. Back Row: Mariorie Barlow, Muriel Henderson, Mary Jean Collard, Sybil Elkins, Sally Sowell. Page eighty -five re .spaanidh gnfhudiadtd Oufdivfe of CKCZJJPOOWIJ Spanish, being one of the popular languages offered here, is expressed socially as well as scholas- tically in the school. Adelante members find enioyment in their club functions which often have some Spanish characteristic or theme. First Row: Caryle Pence, Cora Dee Peterson, Marianne Mercer, Polly Bell, Nancy. Bell, Marilyn Stone, Nancy Atwater, Lilace Long. Second Row: Arla Daniel, Lois Fogelquist, Virginia Webster, Helen Weissenborn, Aileen Conolly, Georgia Lee, Paul Davis, Jim Minard. Third Row: Eugene Huppin, Lee De Vore, Mary Lou Ferrer, Miss Pope ladviserl, Kay Morse, Jackie Baker, Joe Berglund, Arnold Rongren. Fourth Row: Barry Jones, Cameron De Vore, John Pitts, John Peterson, Don Harvey, Jim Walther, Launce Macomber. 591169 0116! CM5t0l'l'l5 of gefniafly The German language has been represented since T948 by the Deutsches Unterhaltung Klub. The club is primarily interested in developing appreciation for German life and customs through discussions and reports given in the German or English language. First Row: Virginia Haag, Naomi Newmiller, Ann Stuart, Jo Ann Luck, Jo An Ennis, Frederick Phelps. Second Row: Kenneth Putt, Miriam Hottman, Norma Fendler, Miss Mabel Pope ladviserl, Helen Weissenborn, Catherine McNair, Max Davis, William Schaefer. Third Row: Sam Vaught, Edward Larrabee, Robert Whitney, Dick lshikawa, Raymond Ehnes, Marvin Peterson. Page eighty-six 6, fEOJ LllfQ SAOWCa6e fo cibeidafflnenf Many painstaking projects done in Latin classes showed such fine work that this club decided to show not only the Latin pupils but the whole school its efforts by means of a showcase that they have donated to the Latin department. The classical club elects the customary two consuls for its executive positions instead of the usual single president of the other school organizations. First Row: Connie Oldershaw, Doyle Nelson, Karen Gustafson, Loraine Lyle, John Bright, Ann Stuart, Shirley LaDow, Leah Wurzburg. Second Row: Janet McNair, Carol Hoffman, Joan Lawson, Doris Fallquist, Mary Ann Greycloud, Jane Bowden, Clark Nolan, Mrs. Wacker iadviserl. Third Row: Dan Thompson, Bob Schimke, Dean Wendle, Barbara Laurenz, Jennifer Upton, Betty Bock, Suzanne Thompson, Gordon Reuhl. re Currenf .fdffaird .!4nafy5f:5 Because i949-50 was an extremely eventful period in national and international affairs, the Forum club had an active field for their discussions. The club has bi-monthly meetings which are devoted to analyzing current affairs. First Row: Jane Bawden, Lorna Keiber, Miss Katherine Hunt iadviseri, Mary Lou Ferrer, Barbara Eeeman. Second Row: Gordon Vichert, Cameron DeVore, James Mahnke, Harry Glaze, Dick lshikawa. Third Row: Roger Sherman, Edward Larrabee, Lee Holum. Page eighty-seuen Page eighty-eiglll The bond plays, students cheer, os The May Day queen of '49 is crowned nfog Oufcloor Jdcfiuified, padfimed Enthusiasts for the out-of-doors make up the membership of this recently organized group. The Outdoor club is one of the largest and most popular clubs in the school and has been forced to limit its membership because of this. First Row: Cora Dee Peterson, Nan Newsum, Barbara Kreuger, Janet McNair, Regina Billeter, Eve Nolan, Barbara O'Brien, Nancy Winters, Catherine McNair. Second Row: James Montzheimer, Parker Compau, Donna Gilkey, Susanne Stout, Clark Nolan, Jackie Boker, Mrs. Joyce Wickline iaclviserl, Beverly Nelson, Bill Farr. Third Row: Barry Jones, Don Runner, Cameron DeVore, Arthur Madsen, Stanley Swanson, John Pitts, Bill Olsen, Don Harvey, Dan Thompson. raw, edign, ana! Cibecorafe Decorations at the A.S.B. tall date dance were an example of the Fine Arts club's creative abilities. Miss Lydia Goes has advised the group through a very successful and eventful program this past year. First Row: Lilly Kaiiyama, Mariorie Meyers, Virginia Haag, Cathy Stone, Ann Stuart, Janet Huff, Madelyn Graybiii. Second Row: Joe Jenkins, Barbara Beeman, Helen Louise Beaver, Cicely Bittrick, Helen Salter, Sally Eagy, Jill Peck, Robert Snider. Third Row: Herb Jones, Cameron Kirkham, Miss Lydia Goos ladviserl, Candy Nelson, Jackie Graham, Barbara Lawrenz, Evelyn Christensen, Gordon Vails. Page eighty-nine Page Top Left-Potty Wolfe, as a hall proctor, and Patsy Erwin, as a trosh, presented a short skit tor the Hello Week con. Top Right-Jean Sage, Linda Devine, and Jerrine Chestnut examine some of sixty books presented to Lewis and Clark by Charles Libby, a 1902 graduate of the old Spokane high school. Center Left-On his birthday Mr. Orcutt is surrounded by Ti-Girls Aileen Connolly, Ann Stuart, Suzanne Stout, Marliss Gigler, and Janice Christensen. Center Right-Mr. Jones, Miss Danke, and Mr. Fuller make plans for the Tigers' trip to Yakima November il. Lower Left-Kriss Crowther and Mr. Fowler examine the public address system purchased in the fall by the A.S.B. Lower Right-Evelyn Christensen, Lily Kaiiyama, Cameron DeVore, Ernie White, Harry Glaze, and Nancy Johnson survey the Tiger Sales sign at a low point as they display individual signs to pep up sales. ninety MnJerfaLe .Heavy Cggckecluk of eibegafefi, .fgcfivified A very active debating season included the annual nondecision guest tournament, an eventful trip to Wenatchee, and the debate convocation. The Forensic club took on a comparatively heavy schedule of debating for this small club, but concluded its season successfully under the coaching of William B. Graham. First Row: Marilyn Finley, Sydne Swain, Ruth Newmiller, .loan Soniu, Luella Brewster. Second Row: W. B. Graham lcoachl, Mary Turner, Carolyn Chaney, Pat Nabata. Third Row: James Minard, Cameron Kirkham, Bill Thrailkill, Ivan Sills. omlaode riginal! prada, looellry The ability to compose original literary pieces is the special skill that is required tor membership in this select group known as Papyrus. Constructive student and guest critics keep the club's work on a high standard for entering many literary contests. First Row: Pat Smith, Lais Fogelquist, Marianne Mercer, Barbara Chase, Adrienne Freeman, Carol Shank, Lorna Schlictig. Second Row: Rita Turner, Glenmar Hake, Virginia Haag, .lo Ann Ennis, Jean Ryker, Emily Warashina, Pat Nabata. Third Row: Jan Stevenson, Jo Ann Mazna, Barbara Lawrenz, Phil Baird laclviserl, Nancy Woofter, Kurt Sacknitz, Roger Sherman, Gordon Vichert. Page ninety-one Q-l or C eff 0l'l b lm. all iger Page ninety-two T: esis and was w ni CO and parades in ated pariicp band Fu ler, the of C. Oliver performances, These fine their I fo band! Honored Clark and Hail io The Lewis praised for iis concert presenfaiions. The d reciion nder U fa last a trip 'fo Yakima rewarded with WSFG insirumenlalists T i 'U Q . .. Cm KD 0 .X .0 5925, S2 WUC . -00.0 -EL-CU: :4.',-Bm O ,,,..C-.m,- mococo an-GJIIQQC Gcywm. .::.--C C2-6559 O C C: msc-if? 85552 15B,,'.E.fE, 2565255 QJUDCEQE -YQ' .gag-C 34,-9 Emo ,Eta-2' Q,:cO::u.,, Barnszmr 'rg-Qggcmg C005-CT. o . 20111,-EZ, -f?i'JC T: EUB.Eg.sz UEUD C- .oN.'n ca:- 44- 6.2855 Qgctoc .CLDQOUEI O. LI tb E35-Qwct Meslefi ,-mrrio. U QJ'D-U BJ-,U AD.- :- O 4,5 aa: c Emmvfygo r1n2m3'D S Sgfirig? .55 U-6i'5T' 129355 .o 23.215500-Q M-Cxoclmlo gl'D'lI-I-Im ,I .u.iZ, Iemezos UD G.lOmO Z-Oi-ET! Z M - Z2 o 22 u. U ml- . . E-638 OQL 'EEE C a 4.25523 P33525 5'.C 1... Ozn o arfing r:mo.E SEL? mai. ,vi LD.- 39.55 05-00 2050, . -i,-Q ED. ffirvog .-cQT-Q oo L.,-:S ..r: 3 ' i-6262 s. -.o og-gnc 'T OF mr-az: ur . 2 cv.5,Cq, S-'OSCE 4- EU 3.7 x. ca WT: P' si: SESS' Eigzxrgg 'Quai 2 585:55 152.gif C CD -2?x5 5 O.-I x'CT 'Jf,2':2z73 mmmwgutz .EJZQD E .-5-4 5.1 .ia::QEs.g2,,, Cn-IC-ucv, COUOMEZ' sian 'D--C 3-.c Ili-Camus u.iu.ij.i?mE i- 3u- u.m Hard ng. don I' ferson, Go Pe Stucky, Gary Byron hnson, Jo SSMBolo Hicks, Wayne BA T. C D I .E .Q o DC uf E L4 Q E o i- 2 .9 P .1 LLI Z 1 si -I U O I- .J 4: Bob Saier. Wildey, Ron n, Don Siallman, ark. Benso Wallm MPANI-George TY Miller. LARINET-Jack C SS BA PERCUSSION-Dorothy bert Taylor. Ro dlec, Ka Davenny, Tom Bill E- XOPHON SA O ALT Spray. enevieve Williams, G bara Bar E- N PHO SAXO TENOR ruih. Ba Ima Wi BASS- STRING ung. Yo LeRoy SAXOPHONE- RITONE BA oga , geffing Eiffel' Cguery ear The Boys' Glee club has grown in number and importance each year since its organization. The Growlers were well applauded for their performance in the Music department's production last semester. First Row: Jock Binns, Wilbur Pederson, Bob Lamphere, George Warsinske, Harry Tanaka, Ivan Sills, Doug Nash, Tom Ledbetter, Carl Schleer, Bob McConnell, Melvin Schlaht, Bob Payant, Jim Nakagawa, Wallace Wagner, Duane Pabst, Douglas Myhre, Sandy Irwin, Terry Bateman. Second Row: David Carrico, Bob Hyssop, Dick Rush, Kenny Mann, Dick Felt, George Barton, Darrell L'Homme, Roy Burns, Carl Anderson, Bill Bryan, Don Chattield, Orville Willard, Jim Boyd, John Bigelow, Henry Bruno, Art True, Dick Sumner, Mark Follett. Third Row: Leo Murphy, Allan Hemingway, Dale Duranceau, Gordon Gifford, George Auld, John Warsinske, Don Hart, Bob Shoop, George Wallmark, Art Zerbach, Clifford Vails, Gaynor Guell, Bob Slattery, Bill Pickerel, Chuck Scarpelli, Jack McMahon, Benny Joy, Bob Sparks, John Rissler, Leon Stone. ere jeafureaf in nnuaf Wbtziic' igrovlucfion. The Girls' Glee club was organized to further the interests of group singing and to help train girls for the Tiger choir. Their principal appearance this year was in the annual Patterns in Tone production. First Row: Janice Smith, Joyce Chamberlain, Shirley Cornelius, Geri Halpern, Connie Toupin, Kathleen Fantin, Beverly Mayberry, Carol Rometch, Hattie Jo Carnahan, Fanetta Keiber, Diana Simonsen, Cecil E. Enlow ldirectorl, Mary Lee Yaryan, Bonnie Koltenbrann, Carol Christian, Pat McClellan, Claudie Shane, Nancy Fuiita, Nancy Hirvas, Peggy Guarisco, Dorothy Charvat. Second Row: Babette Prideau, Lila Sammons, Donna Farris, Sylvia Anlin, Dorothy Deem, Virginia Shanklin, Barbara Knight, Donna Jerome, Beatrice Storm, Cleone Miller, Shirley Morelock, Lois Allen, Lavonne Grasser, Carolyn Berk, Nancy Stewart, Virginia Skerianee, Margaret McNair, Catherine Geddis, Joy MacDonald, Shirley Lewis. Third Row: Pat Larson, Lynn Beecher, Joan Banquier, Jene Butler, Mary Chesney, Kathy Thoene, Eileen Groves, Kathy Walters, Maryland Brown, Kay Westerman, Elane Groves, Petrea Giles, Bunnie Talbeck, Delores Brown, Shirley Peck, Margaret Walker, Laura Sager, Maxine Duran, Frances Snow, June Johnson, Pat Hanson. At Pianos: Patty Wolfe, Nancy Winters. Page ninety-three en! 2l'lCe 0 Ol' fa laania CCO Fe Page ninety-four is Hil Ve rt rees, Lo Tom Thrailkill, FLUTE-Joy The hestra. FC O the by accompanied beautifully exercises are ement u C CD E E O U We. Ro OON-Jack BASS mem- f its 0 any m annual musical oncert, and Cheney musc contest th yea r's C S in a prominent part honors n lost held took high Q. D l'S be O 1. U3 rn Schlichtug. rt Do Bruce ss, G Bi Dovenny, Donna Griffith, Lo Adams, Mariory Lakewold, Robe n Fu Ralph iita, to Miller, ,Mil ET-Don Robinson HORN-Bruce CLARIN FRENCH th. Shirley Sutherland, rossman, G Larry Caudill, n Tyen, Pat Va VIOLIN-Miepe D i. D I O E 3 FIRST Brotzman. Reynolds, Vincent Trappe, Mary Joe Sims, Robe rt Sims, SECOND VIOLIN-Ronald Robert Harris. l Janson, Bil att, W I'S -Do ET RN CO Benito Harris, Audrey Sly. Rogers, rf. Suksdo nd Rola V, harles Fleene retchen VVeed, C ONE-G OMB TR Harold Fleck. White, VIOLA-Barbara und. Bergl PlANOAAnitcu stler. Wh Rosalie CELLO-Janet Yarwood, raham. G Jacqueline MPANI- TY Benson. thy net Dennis, Doro Ja ry Alice Stockton, -Ma SS BA STRING Wildey. nald Ro ark, Wallm eorge USSION-G PERC ivingston. L DFI -A E BO O iger Sa!! REGINA BILLETER PATSY BOOTHE GRACE BURNS JERRINE CHESTNUT Circulation Literary Editor, Classes Circulation Circulation, Advertising Editor, Circulation EVELYN CHRISTENSEN JANICE CHRISTENSEN LOIS DALE JOAN ENNIS Circulation, Art Circulation Assistant Album Editor Circulation ADRIENNE FREEMAN DONNA GILKEY ELAINE JAMIESON NANCY JOHNSON Circulation, Circulation, Business Classes Editor, Circulation June Album Editor Manager, Advertising Assistant Editor Page ninety-five iger ga!! LILLY KAJIYAMA KATHERINE KIRKHAM JEANNE SMITH SUSANNE STOUT Circulation, Art January Album Editor Managing Editor, First Circulation, Advertising Semester, Circulation STANLEY SWANSON BILL THRAILKILL PAUL TOBA KAYE TRANTOW Advertising, Circulation Activities Editor, Photograph Editor, Circulation Photograph Editor Photographer GORDON VAILS PAT VVEITZMAN ERNIE WHITE NANCY WOOFTER Art Editor Circulation Managing Editor, Second Circulation Semester, Sports Editor, Honorary Circulation Manager Page ninety-six xx.. I 'ill KN X ' I N Lux ' ff :fr N, N Ax N1 XF. f If XIQJNQ I Q WW qw: QQ w, 5? ' fa , ' , K ISSN- b sy Q RX vmwxw V. ? xv' X L in Xvjmi I 4 1 1 ,J ' Ht fl ' A In . X la-'Q' ' 7 .xffg g - W if A Jr, X ix ll q f ,QU ,525 A Q ff f j ! ! Top: In the first gome of the football season Chuck Colemon i445 goes around right end for o touchdown while Bob Mothot tokes out North CentroI's Dorling U41 cmd Ed Bouchee ond John Chomberlin corner Whiting. Center: Ed Bouchee and Ens Rofinot KZOJ beat Neil Ccxudill ond Bob Mothot QQU to the iob of tackling Roger's Gerloch. Bottom: This one isn't getting owoy either: John Miller l4OJ from behind ond Lorry Mock l58j ond John Plostino C515 from the front: in onother second both of Gonzogofs men, Rowles ond Hunting C995 will be put out of condition. Page ninety-seven L J mi S QS S as 5 -S -E Q 'Q E2 Q J Q N Q s TS 0 Q :ii E' s Page ninety-eight Roger Wyett, Howard Fanning, Bi Olsen, Gunnard Johnson, Dick Second Row: Lewis and Clark the ng for U9 e discour I' We OSOD S6 all ootb f i949 the of Results acPhee, M Mack, Nick Larry Ccludill, Niel Hill, ee, Rofinot, Tom ea d coo ch Ens Bouch h Ed Jones, Lamson, d Hal third the Merry-Go-Round game and finished in place at n third arted Sl ers. They Tig OH place by winning only one game. Swenson, John Donner, line Bill Nash, Jim Walker, Dan Thompson, Keith Mathot, John Plastino, Parker Compau, and Ro Talbert r, Bud Stabie, Bob W: Third 2 E Awa rd. al nspiration i S th acPhee took M ck Ni and was the captain Coleman huck C ch. COO Dag- fu a U D C .9 N o i. Ll- .9 Us m cu cz E o -ft TE a u D C o nc Q an : a 2 .a o an .Q E U .sz C o r. Ll. 3 o CZ .- in l. L2 e picture. th in l'lOl' Mouser were CE Bru and T1 S0 John I'l'l Ve Gordon Adams, John Chamberlain, Chuck Coleman and Bill Farr. Nash, gett, Doug Top, Left: John Miller, regular end for the Tigers, played consistent ball ull year and was a defensive standout. Second, Left: Bill Farr, quarterback, was a second team all-city, and big Things are expected of him in l95O. Third, Left: Gordon Adams was the starting center and was a bulwark in the line for the Orange and Black. Bottom, Left: Tom Hill was the foundation of the Lewis and Clark line and won top honors as the alternate all-city lineman. Top, Center: Chuck Coleman, hard-charging halfback, was the spark of the I949 team, winning all-city honors for the Tigers. Bottom, Center: Ensley Rofinot was another backfield regular, and this slippery Tiger was a big thorn in the side of the opposition's defense. Top, Right: Larry Mack was probably the roughest lineman L.C. had and at times the most brilliant. Center, Right: Ed Bouchee, the league's only southpaw passer, was probably the most versatile of the Tiger backs, being an ace runner, passer, and kicker. Bottom, Right: Neil Caudill will be back in l950 to be a starting tackle for the third year in o row. He was a tough man and not easily stopped. Editor's Note: All names in the sport section written in bold face won their letter or numeral this year. Page ninety mne 1 joofdaff K .sjquacl jaLe5 Gig Ckamyaiond 17,0 The Tigers-to-be werethe city champions in the I949 B team season. They lost only one game in a close-score clash. Lefty Crain and Gene Gadau were backfield standouts. First Row: Bob Randall, Vincent Trappe, Jock Luenow, John Strawick, Bud Dibblee, Dean Wendle, Don Murray, Gene Gadau, Ron Swenson, and Ken Swenson. Second Row: Gene Arger, coach, Bob Moore, Don Lawson, Gerald Andrews, Dick Poole, Darrel Lee, Dan Kaiser, Stan Marks, Dick Peterson, and Dave Clack. Third Row: Phil Phythian, Bruce Stilson, Wayne Stoddard, Bob Peterson, Art Greycloud, Bruce Mouser, and Phil Sandberg. Fourth Row: Glen Jewett, Vern Johnson, Gordon Peery, Roger Strawick, Jim McCaughan, Gaynor Guell, Roy Burns, Don Baker, and Glen Colgren. .grad joofdaf Jam ini5Ae6 .Simon l The Kittens, in their 1949 season, won all but one of their hard-fought games. Losing to Gonzaga, they finished an easy second. First Row: Bill Bryan, Leo Murphy, Dale Crossman, Clifton Anderson, Wayne Spence, Bob Gifford, and Linson Jennings. Second Row: Jim Whittemore, Jim Senna, Martin Faulkner, Pat Frazier, John Schaefer, Wayne Demaray, Bob Murphy, and Dick Wyett. Third Row: Lawrence Chestnut, Gary Patrick, Pat Powers, Minura Hayashi, Bob Hargraves, Gary Spar- ber, Peter Gerphiede, and Ed Bator, coach, Fourth Row: John Gilkey, Duane Tye, Tom Mason, Barry Goad, Jim Wilson, Douglas Lee, and Fred Reehl. Page one hundred 'fa 2 Q 'Q G Q I Q adegaff 9 I 94 9, 54: ie irsf Row: .lim Walther, centerfield, Chuck Coleman, third base, Ed Bouche Id, Bob Mofhot, catcher, Dick Allen, second bose, Bill Farr, catcher, and Regg r, leftfield. econd Row: John Miller, first bose, Tom Melrose, second bose, Jack Sprin 5 Curf Bloomquisi, pitcher, Roy Donder, pitcher, Dick Ager, lefffield, cmd Dic sen, cenferfield. F fie e S er k ..-- 'z .cg 'Eg ,QL :O LLL QI 04: ' U o fa -5 3, 2 .D -. +635 mg -20 'Em 0 P2 'Cc mv, QU ,Ecu --E ,,,.. an QE 392 .ali L2 'Dm lf: E.: -gg 0 gg U3'O :uc DTE EU ,C 'EQ of H-lv 1 0.9 gp: ...l- Eg 2-D C g cv.- .ED .al U m s.. '::,D.3 age Se o '- - 4-v,C. 'j5 un El- LLZ l. wr-ogo .Q7.m D I-VF'- q,.: ani 2E+-'53 '-30.112 U Os 275, '4 FE W Fe LE 62520 I D msazcff -52354 2U.,,0'f5 LDEUES .:.,,?,,g ..-. c cu'-34 :www -O-Q E mg C o 2E u: Page one hundred one Page one hundred two Dick Henriksen is on excellent outfielder who eorned his letter by snogging tlies ond by returning them to third, os he is doing here. John Miller, lonky first bosemon, stretches out to snog 0 hot grounder. He con hit, too! John mode his letter lost spring. Bill Fcirr received his letter lost spring by executing Q brilliorit iob behind Lewis ond Clork's home plote. l-lere, in oll his gecir, he is receiving hot bolls from Bloomquist. E Jack Spring, oce southpdw pitcher tor Lewis ond Clcirk, cilso mode his letter. l-iere's how he looked when he ritlecl bcills post the N.C. batters tor o no-hit gorne. Reggie Frazier, speedy left fielder, pulls long flies down with ease, as he is doing here. This skill earned him his letter. Ed Bouchee was Lewis and Clark's hardest hitter and also did a good iob at right field. He batted at an average of .448. Chuck Coleman, another hard hitter with an average of .4l4, lecl the team in scoring. Chuck also plays a good game at third base. Jim Walther, center fielder and pinch hitter, reached first base i4 times out of 22 times at loat, giving him a .412 batting average. Lawrence Bostrom is in the background. Page one hundredthree glam, Gig Chamlaiond The B squad played their '49 season without a loss. Don Baker was their star pitcher and Larry Bos- trom led the hitters. First Row: Gunnarcl Johnson, Ed Erickson, Larry Bostrorn, Don Baker, Howard Schmidt, Ken Swenson, Don Robinson, and Ron Wardrop. Second Row: Art Greycloud, manager, and Art Walther, coach, Third Row: Ron Swenson, Mark Sanders, Ken Sandberg, Bob Magnuson, Gary Colgren, Ted Naka- mura, and Leo Perras. jro5A gaaegaf lam ini5AeA econ Falling prey to the Gonzaga Bullpups twice in hard-fought games during the '49 season, the Kittens ran a close second in city competition. First Row: Allie Stearns, Dick Peterson, Lefty Crain, John Schaefer, Bill Parker, ancl Jim Jacoy. Second Row: Tom Kedlac, Tom Moore, Carl Liethe, Duane Tye, Roger Strawick, Wayne Demaray, and Frem Nielson. Third Row: Max Schoening, coach, Forrest Laude, Bruce Miller, Dan Rush, Tom Pickerel, Bill Griffith, and Gordon Perry. Page one hundred four Lewis ond Clork's young cmd inexperienced basketball teom gove the fans o thrill as they bottled the city's older fives to end in second place at the closing of the 1950 seoson, losing to North Centrcxl's toller men. Ed Bouchee was elected coptoin and the Inspiration Award went to Bill Olson. First Row: Don Robinson, Paul Perko, Bill Olson, and Duncan Hullet. Second Row: Ed Bouchee, Jack Spring, John Halin, ond Lorry Bostrom. Third Row: Mark Sanders, Bob Schimke, Bud Brainard, and Howord Schmidt. Page one hundred five Z? .gguacl Z5?adLefLaf .lam .95 Champion The B squad city championship was taken very easily by Lewis and Clark's hard-working tloormen in the i950 season. They piled up seven wins to overcome their one loss to keep in the lead of the three other high schools. First Row: Gene Godeau, Dick Woolard, Howard Schmidt, Jim Walther, and Bob Morris. Second Row: Ronald Martini, Bill Parker, Bob Conner, Don Rush, and Mark Sanders. Not in the picture were: Phil Hull, Bruce Mouser, and Bob Brandley, jroak gaakefdaf jam .94 Joaeff The l95O frosh basketball season left the Lewis and Clark Kittens in sixth place. The boys fought hard throughout the season, and great things are expected ot them later on in their careers. First Row: Stan Hallett, John Gilkey, Roger Dickerson, Bob Murphy, Leo Murphy, and Pat Powers. Second Row: Bill Bryan, John Kemp, Gary Prior, Jim Whittemore, and Bob Olson. Third Row: Duane Keevey, Bob Stover, and Don Keevey, Page one hundred six ay ie fee ' li -S s , S S1 FGCL 9 194 l n Rue l Alle lc, Merle Bob hl, nl Gordo Dorre e. Boc cimberl n, . oQ21 22,322 5 goo: E 2925 -a E253 5 U Q. E :'o:E E Egiw ca S- Q eil on R e Leif fi UQ, t, Jo Z 0952 ' 0 3 50 Q E052 E QED: U 53.5 OJ .- E.l-:gn J-C 1020 Por cooc nker, Gr ft Pete cl St s 5.3 D.- 07:0-cm, me igxo UU- 0'-EQ urray, Ron Dcivi u er, and Art rd Row: Lcirry ones, Bob Slciri urt Row: Ma , No boo mo cmd Paul Te h Bi l ns 1. Elilfgs :E ic gi OE7 U U.: DLL! cn Zu. 5-'U4 ' N :co S -5, WU ur 5 5 'E Q. Z ai .EO E one meet s left Lew r North C Don Tho lds, Doug :Eg C O Oi-s: .Q gi 3 -3 cu ua uod eoson place b M rd R 3'-0 3 o afo 3 NHS S E f 'u 9 S69 5 5 i. E 2 and meets tie fo cxftner. Dick ash rl Ol wis o Y H N a 35 V? U 3+-Elcufg. LBEELE CWLE-a-0 o.c-C oo W4-,. i- UO v1.Q U 03 oU 'u ma, gangs .cg Inq, A6 'S. E7 ,,, . 92'-D524 +-o'Do'.zL on-gumiaq' :gm-33:95 'E .. co e 949 sp zcxgo only nzcgcz, and captain of Row: Jim amson, Do d Row: ln .CCOU .JC 4'00m'Ji S O -C.:'Eaa -ii-u.5U'9 El- 3 Q2 o '-0-U I Page one hundred seven road C0lfU'lfI y pK6lCe:i eCOI'l Taking three out of tneir tive meets of tne V149 cross country season, tne Lewis and Clark team took second place behind North Central's team. The team was sparked by their captain, Carl Olson. First Row: Frank Featherman, Barry Jones, Bob McNally, and John Reehl. Second Row: Bill Davis, manager, Herb Jones, Clarence Poppe, George Walters, and Art Frey, coach. Third Row: Ernie Ruehl, Howard Reynolds, Carl Olson, Gordon Ruehl, and Neil Cochran. jI'06A, jaf jzam P2 The Kitten trackmen, in their I949 season, took each ot their three meets with outstanding ability and scores to take the championship. First Row: Bruce White, Mike Kalez, Don Trueblood, Dave Clock, and George Walters. Second Row: Ted Allen, Roger Williams, Wayne Spence, Leo Goto, and Dick Poole. Third Row: Gordon Ruehl, Paul Brown, John Plastino, Swede Ruud, and Jim Senna. Page one hundred eight Qrgi ,jennid eam .95 Saving 6Aamlaion Tne spring season city tennis championship tell to Lewis cmd Clark. The girls then went on to take the inland Empire championship. The fall season was taken by North Central, while Lewis and Clark came in at a very close second place. The two captains were Betty Lou Frey and Helene Van Tyne, and Eve Nolan was the manager. First Row: Peggy Smith, Joy Thrailkill, Eve Nolan, Lorraine Allgaier, and Diane Simonson. Second Row: Wilma Thomas, Gretchen Weed, Peggy Dibbley, Barbara Beeman, Joyce Litch, and Leah Wurzberg. Third Row: Miss Doris Popple, coach, Ruth Sumihiro, Helen Ehtee, Betty Lou Frey, Peggy McMahen, and Betty Steen. Qrgi , gay lam, econ in aff, The I949 spring season city cnampionsnip was taken by the Lewis and Clark Team by defeating North Central in their one match. ln their only match in the tall golf season the girls' team lost to North Central, leaving them in second place. Barbara Coleman was the captain-manager of the team. First Row: Grace Burns, Barbara Coleman, and Cora Dee Peterson. Second Row: Helen Weissenborn, Carol Dullanty, and Connie Oldershaw. Third Row: Polly Bell, Marianne Mercer, Jill Peck, and Barbara Devine. Page one hundred nine ufeggaf jeam iea for gkamfaiond ip The interschool volleyball team was beaten only once in the 1949 season. The girls took the other three games for a tie in the city championship with Libby Junior high school. First Row: Dawn Nita Boyd, Fern Snow, Maxine Patnin, and irene Faire. Second Row: Mariory Lakewold, Frances Snow, Dwyla Seehorn, Mariory Barlow, and Miss Virginia Danke, coach. .gnffamufaf jedln The five intramural volleyball teams competed against each other for nine weeks during the i949 season. The winning team, the Danke Specials, wan seven out ot nine games. First Row: Arlene Okawa, Nancy Fiiita, Margaret Walker, Ruth Newmiller, Claudia Shane, Fern Snow, and Dorothy Charvat. Second Row: Shirley Cornelius, Arlene Lundberg, Joyce Latham, Serena Duffy, Claudette Toupin, Dwyla Seehorn, Dawn Nita Boyd, and Pat Johnson. Third Row: Cleonne Miller, Shirley Fredericks, Sharlee McLaughlin, Barbara Helliwell, Mariory Lake- wold, Norma Martinson, Luella Christensen, Doris Stephens, and Irene Faire. Fourth Raw: Petrea Giles, Suzy Kirkham, Losi Smith, Mariory Barlow, Betty Pflug, Joanne Pflug Catherine Robey, Beverly Achenboch, Frances Snow, and Maxine Patnin. Page one hundred ren 7 ogd go! jeam omefi in econ In their 1949 fall season the Lewis and Clark golf squad came in second place, behind North Central, by losing two ot the tour matches they played. First Row: Bolo Mueser, Don Hart, Bob Morris, Jim Joy, and Tom Mott. Second Row: Bob Herrington, John Halin, Phil Baird, coach, .lack Howie, and Tom Oldershaw. mf Qbleeflrf l e Lack of boys in the cheerleading lines was unusual tor the '49 fall season, However, school spirit was much improved over the previous season due to the peppy cheerleading ofpthese seven yell queens. They were the sparkplugs of all the games and all the pep convocations. , Top Row: Sally Krehbiel, Nancy Bell, and Nancy Hirvas. Q' Front Row: Marcia Robertson, Gail Hollister, Regina Billeter, and Marilu Doll. Page one hundred eleven Left: Rogers' Campbell goes under in a mass of Lewis and Clark's blocking arms as lleft to rightl Don Robinson, Ed Bouchee, Bill Olson, John Halin, and Duncan Hallet stop a score. Right: Don Robinson and John Halin llol scramble to take the ball from Gonzaga! Beckel C545 and Velling l55l on a rebound shot. Og OZLGJQFJ SOHFL gained The boys' side of the cheering section came to life under the able directing movements of these three boys. The basketball games of the l95O season were sparked by their vigorous antics. Myron Westercam, Don Murray, and Bill Davis. Page one hundred twelve l . .1 , .. 1 9 v x Abldzff. .ff y i ia. 'I W ' 11 XM 1 ' 7 'X WW'-K W X X asm I 4 3, . X fl' Q3 3 M Rt x5f mi N Him' , 'Wlwlf X' ffl 'Every W 1 - if fy J fr W ali f M .77 A wgbigr I X 4 ' , was W v 1 1 'G I' 6 Q f af I xl if Ti if N 5,-, sf M 'F X : 3 lu .:.E2,353z- A ' . .il 5 'fx S. l. ..:.' ' A I 4 ' ' f X .' 'f i 430 . ' 1 ' 1'tf' 4.15, ' -' .-1'3:'. 2 I ,A l, ..f ,., I, 'I iv :. I 3 Vs. '19 -E: g..- - 1:-. - 'ja'- 41 ' ' if.- 'N f - - ' Lift ' ' .ff :' ' . . T E I? Al x 5 4 ' DL... X .,., A , -A .' 4 ' 4012: li Q 1 . :, . ., XX gg. - an I x n' ll nz :. Z' I I' 4 , anuary Cfaad ' We the January class of l95O, being of doubtful mind and weak body, do hereby will and bequeath to those unlucky souls who are not graduating our most treasured possessions and memories. To Betty Lou Fry, Joyce Litch leaves her fa- mous tennis ability. Linda Devine leaves Mr. Perring to the nearest Undertaker. The L.C. Romeo, Rodg.er Estes, leaves himself to Bar- bara Pilant. Albert Andrews leaves algebra 3 to Don Shertey. Katherine Kirkham gives the Arden Dairy to the little milk lover, Edward Larabee. To Frank Burrows, Keith Swenson and Chan Chandler, Dick Larson leaves the Slab Inn. Marie McArdle bequeaths her fourth-floor locker to Ginger Cowling. To Kenny Thompson, Don Rafferty leaves his welding. One of his nights in Coeur d'Alene, Bob Pierson wills to Jim Clark and Ted Lott. Dawn Swan gives to Duke Shannon the Eagles in the good old sum- mer time. Neil Cochran, who has so much to give, leaves his sweat pants to Ernie Ruehl and his good ihai looks to Gary Gilbert. Barbara Knudson leaves all her borrowed stuff to Nick McPhee. To Ted Wright, Don Kendrick leaves his car. Jack Kulp leaves his well worn but still useful steering knob to some aspiring fool.. Dorothy Bruton and Carol Rutherford get Donna Hopper's luck in going steady. Beverly Spencer's chair in social relations goes to Bar- bara Beeman. Jan Stevenson wills her vast knowledge of Latin to Mike Kallis, who really needs it. Mr. Graham, the lucky man, gets Jean Stroh's personality. Gordon Vails leaves control of his pencil to Cathy Stone. Lois Vallance leaves Larry Mack to Donna Belle Tye, with all her love. To Jack Smith and Pants Crandall, Bob Williams wills his good looks and his Bull Durham tobacco. Any frosh track star who needs them may have Howard Reynolds' orange longies. Hazelgene Butler gets Karen Spaeth's last stick of Doublemint Gum. Jeanne Smith wills her smile to Mr. Miller to cheer him up when things go wrong on the Journal, and Mr. Minard to Virginia Haag. Any straight A student who wants another A to add to his collection may have the only one Dwyla Seehorn ever got. Jean Sage wills her paste brush in the library to Jack Echaus. Dina Salagianis bequeaths her curly hair to Jean Scott. Judy Ashley's little brother, Pete, gets his sister's ability to get good grades out of Mr. Miller in biology. Don Ayer bequeaths him- self to anyone who wants him. iWho does?i Polly Bell wills her ability to go steady with the same boy for two years to Gloria Parker. Mar- lene Berlat gives her ability to find a boy she really likes in Spokane lMikei to Lilo Brilling. Leroy Tarbert gets Tommy Power's ability to get any girl he wants. Dick Rush bequeaths his popular proctor post to Bill Davenny. Helene Van Tyne wills her hair to another baldy, Leah Wurzburg. Vivian Poston wills her ability to take a fall to anyone who wants it. To Janet McNair, Launce Macomber wills his expert badminton playing and he hopes she will appreciate it. Joyce McCormick wills her slowness to Lois Bush. Don Marx bequeaths his levi's to Tom Hill. iHope they fit.i Jim Mor- ris leaves his ski craziness to Dave Clack or anyone else who can organize a ski club in L.C. Barbara Beeman inherits from Leta Her- rington the proctor post in the southwest corner of the first floor. Jack Baldwin is willed a can of ox blood shoe polish by Dick Hendriksen. Lois Hengen leaves her embarrassed blushes to Marilyn Jones. To Paul Bryan, Lillian Bryan wills her talent of getting to school on time. Beverly Clepper's golfing ability is willed to Connie Oldershaw, who really needs it. All those lucky nights at poker, Chuck Fischer wills to Stan Marks. Georgia Bryan's ability to forge signatures goes to Roger Riggs. His famous ability to stay in school from Tom Garvin to Walter Hedlund. Pat Gation wills Mr. Orcutt's teasing to Betty Patrick. Cathy Geddis leaves her two years in Glee Club to Connie Toupin. Barbara Zerbach inherits from Madelyn Gray- bill her beautiful singing voice. Ha, hal Anyone interested in boys can have Delores Griffith's proctor post outside the boys' gym sixth period. Laura Herrington leaves her proctor post in the northwest corner of the third floor to any- one who can't get a better one. Bill Davenny can have Mr. Fuller, with the compliments of Jack Miller. Howard Lampson may have the rusty old cannon in back of John Peterson's garage. The pretty red hair Anita Pohl has, goes to Candy Nelson. Ed McDowell leavest the shortest five pencils in drawing to Max Davis. To Bob Bailey goes Dianne Par- meter's American history notebook and Hall of Fame. Jeannine Johnson inherits from Barbara Poston the ability to drive a car. Page one hundred thirteen gongrafufaliona... CAM of 195 0 Carnation Company Fresh Milk and Ice Cream W.-411 Cafoldo Empire 1581 Your Friendly Neighbor Spokcme's Most Modern Automobile Shop BABCOCK MOTORS Packard Soles and Service 41h and Howard RI. 8021 Stop ' of Your Friendly ln 491 3 I '5 Once Our Guest, You'lI Come Again Known From Coast-to-Coast for Good Food lf lf's Good fo Eat Lu Has lf! uk HAMBURGERS Our Specialty 'lr LU'S DINER East 2904 Sprague LA. 2255 Page one hundred fourteen anuary gfaaa propkecg Gracefully the chartered plane of Pilot Dianne Parmeter circled the field iust outside the secluded village of Tigerville-on-the-Ama- zon. As it was landing, the single passenger, Circus Agent Linda Devine anticipated her talent search with grave doubts. Goes to Meet Public Officials At the airport she took a cab driven by Dwyla Seehorn to the city hall, where A.P. Foreign Correspondent Don Kendrick sat in the front office discussing Harry Carter's butterfly business with Butterfly Catcher Don Ayer and Jan Stevenson, tax reduction adviser to the Democrats. g Upon inquiry she was told that perhaps Karen Spaeth, dirt collector, Marie McArdle, garbage collector, or Cathy Geddis, federal mediator of the city hall hall proctors, could help her. At the same time these three were in the inner office discussing a new referendum bill with Ed McDowell, the local guillotine op- erator, Dick Larson, liquor inspector, formerly from Idaho, Bob Pierson, street cleaner, and Nita Pohl, federal treasurer. Linda was told that Protection Racketeers Al Andrews and Jack Kulp or Magician Howard Reynolds could probably help her as they should know of some pretty good acts. Rey- nolds, they said, was currently featured at the Rainbow-on-the-Amazon with his cute little assistant, Jeanne Smith, as the team of The Magnificent Reynoldo, World's Greatest Magi- cian, and Jeannie the Magic Maid. Then she learned that for animals, she ought to consult Jungle Explorers: Joyce Litch, Barbara Poston, Vivian Poston, and Barbara Knudson. Meets Prominent Citizens While making calls upon these prominent local citizens, Linda learned of several resi- dents who were connected with show business. They included Beverly Clepper and Polly Be-ll, circus contortionists, Laura Herrington, bur- lesque queen, Kathrine Kirkham, torch singer, and Hat Freeman Wrestler, John Peterson. She made plans to interview these artists with the hope that they would fit into her show. Since her talent hunt seemed to be pro- gressing better than she had hoped, Linda de- cided to make a sight-seeing tour of the vil- lage. She had gone but a few steps when she met an old friend, Dick Rush, a traveling sales- man for the Tigerville Lolypop company. When he learned of her business in Tigerville, Dick offered to assist in the talent search, and of- fered to escort her on her sight-seeing tour. See Old Friends Their first stop was the office of the manu- facturers of Gunny-Sack Hermit suits, designed exclusively for the Tigerville factory by Nick McPhee, the town's most eligible bachelor. The two were advised by the receptionist, Margie Gard, that the board of directors, including such leading citizens as Gordon Vails, Launce Macomber, and Bud Miller, were interviewing applicants for the position as head of the de- partment where the seams in tight levis are let out. First in the waiting line was Don Marx. The trio, anxious to chat with their old friends, hired Don and extended to Dick and Linda an invitation to dine with them at Dick Henriksen's famous night club, the Jungle Bungle. They insisted on making it that evening be- cause featured an the program wasthe Frankie Laine of the Amazon, Crooner Doug, Nash. After making a date for that night, Linda and Dick continued on their way. As they strolled down the palm-lined ave- nue, they came first to the used car lot of Mad Madeline Graybill. Their old friend was busy selling a shiny '29 Model A to an enthusi- astic native, Bob Williams, who had just dis- covered a uranium mine. Not wanting to bother her, they went on and came to the mechanic shop of Georgia Bryan, where she, her sister, Lillian, and Beverly Spencer operated a flour- ishing hot rod parts business. Page one hundred fifteen Do You Recognize These Boys? L. to R. Ken Anderson, Jim Clark, Dave Stcmmeriohn, and Howard Reynolds They operate equipment in our auditorium installed by HUGHES Seemed cog W. 917 First Avenue MA. 1856 i Page one hundred sixteen Q Q--. .. wx... A Enter Super Market ln the next block was the village market place, where the native street venders gath- ered. The biggest stand of all was owned by Helen Van Tyne, who sold match sticks to all of Tigerville. Dina Salagianis operated a flours ishing popcorn stand, and near her, Roger Estes displayed his paintings as a front for his work as a bookie. Kenneth Hicks operated a fabulous super market. Deciding to take a look around, our heroine and her escort entered the super market and came upon Don Rafferty busily sweeping the aisles. A little grim man with a carnation in his buttonhole stood in a corner in front of the Grape-Nuts Flakes stand. Realizing he was the floorwalker, they went to greet him. Only then did they recognize him as Charles Fischer. He suggested that they visit the demonstration on the second floor. Watch Demonstration It sounded interesting, so they proceeded to watch Delores Griffith illustrate the good points of the reducing pill she had invented. Modeling as the before was none other than Tom Hill, the after 'Bones Garvin. Linda hired Tom to stand in for the circus Fat Lady, then purchased a bottle of the magi- cal pills iust in case she ever got his lunch by mistake. Then she and Dick went back into the street, where Joyce McCormic, with the aid of Jim Morris and the hindrance of Ensley Rofinot, was sweeping the refuse from the street under the rug of Lois Hengen's tobacco auctioneering stand. The sun was sinking into the sea, and our friends realized that time was running short, so they hastened toward the night club. They hailed Dwyla's cab. Then as they drove toward the Jungle Bungle, a large group engaged in an argument on the high school football field attracted Linda's attention. Breaks Up Fight Look, Dick, she said, isn't that Donna Hooper and Dawnn Swan coaching? Hoping to straighten out the trouble, Dick iumped out of the cab and hurried to the center of the field. When he appeared, the coaches forgot their differences, to inform him that, of his old class- mates, Lois Vallance and Pat Gation were teaching chemistry and mathematics in the school, Tom Powers, they said, was directing the Music department, Neil Cochran had iust come from the States to teach ballet, Judi Ashley was coach of the champion swimming team, and Leta Herrington had charge of the nursery. Oh, my gosh, said Dick suddenly, it's almost time to meet Launce. Let's get going! Arrive at Club They arrived at the club a few minutes later, and were met byyJean Stroh, maitre D', who led them to the table occupied by Launce, Gordon, and Bud. Adele Grover, waiter, sug- gested to them the special Tiger steak being offered that evening in honor of Doug's ap- pearance, by Chef Jean Sage. As soon as they gave their order, Cigarette Girl Marianne Mercer approached. Behind 'her was a very glamorously bedecked creature, whom they recognized as Marline Berlat. She informed them that she was president of a lonely hearts club, and had promised to meet here Oil Ty- coon Bill' Henderson. When, after dinner, danc- ing, and finishing the business of the talent search, he had still not arrived, they drove Marline and Linda home. D i A Early the next day Linda collected her per- formers and boarded her plane for New York. Page one hundred 'seven-teen CONGRATULATIONS PRINTING fo the eruice- ee - nag: cl.Ass or 1950 5 570 'J Q 'ff ir ' We Specialize In BARTON AUTO CU. Oldsmobile Distributors W. 916 2n Club Dance Programs Tickets and Dodgers -A' Dyer Printing lln. Commercial Printing d S. 204 Howard RI. OO26 Stenographic Secretarial Private Secretarial WANT A GOOD POSITION? ATTEND KBU! Get your training where employers get their office help. Make yourself popular and desired. Get a good position and enjoy a larger permanent salary. COURSES Business Administration Executive and Store Mgmt. Master of Accounts Business and Salesmanship Pre-College Calculating Machines Free Lifetime Employment Department KIN MAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY South 110 Howard Stree t Spokane, Washington Page one hundred eighteen June C add W The 300 June graduates, prosperous and de- lighted at this time to leave their alma mater, feel that they really have worthwhile Treasures to leave their hard-working underclassmen doomed for more years in this hall of learn- ing. It is with great pleasure that we record their bequests. Ernie White-his brawn i?i to Don Harvey. Richard Bruton-seat in Miss Proulx's class to Bob Tollett. Shirley Davenport-learning ability to her sister Marilyn. Joe Jenkins-beat up old tight blue sweater to Jo Ann Nelson. Marilyn Jones-new false eyelashes to Gloria Wales. Lily Kaiiyama-long bloncl hair to Yoshi Yonago. Gordon Kaufman-all dirty grease in auto me- chanics to 'Neil Caudill. Luanne Kemp- Myr- tle to Johnnie Kemp. Rod Kirkpatrick-Mr. Minard's physics class to some poor soul. George Lane-poor grades to a dumb frosh. Dave lHandsomeJ LaRose-ability to get in hot water to Paul Panagakis. Georgia Lee-ocean blue eyes to Joyce Craig. Gene LeMar-broken seats in school to anyone. Ray LeMar-his dopey mask to smallest boy in school. Shirley Lewis-part-time residence in lO9 to Dick War- ner. Elaine Lindgren-good history grades fha! hali to Lloyd Hill and Charles Little. Boyd Lofgren-one iug, two openers to Jim MacKay. Lilace Long-fourth floor locker to frosh who will fly there on Cherub wings. Bruce Love-success of a free man to John Chamber- lin. Nancy Lyall-driver's license to Gretchen Winkler. Jim Manning-Lewis and Clark back to the expedition. Kenny Martin.-natural wave in his hair to Ed Vickery. Jim Mason-color of his eyes to anybody. Judy Mason-few of her extra pounds to Jean Simmons. Bruce McCannon- walk to school to Fred Rowher. Joy McDonald -Claudia Shane's mouthplug to Margrett Walker. Romona McLaughlin-graduation to her brother Roger. Gene Mclemore-gasoline distillery to Cameron Kirkham. Catherine Mc- Nair-nights on tournaments to D.P. to Eve Nolan. Bob Mueser-nothin' to nobody. John Meyer - C in physics to Norman Beloved. Bill Meyer -his good luck to Carol Anderson. Janice Miller this are a noise -tired old gags to Mr. Louderback even olderi. John Miller-his dog to lover. Ted Miller-his spot on suicide to Jerry skill to Porter. Richard Montecucco-driving Mr. Bartlett. Jim Nakagawa- good basketball ability to Clarence Popple. Beverly Nelson- iafter her deathi corsage collection to Ginny Haag. Jim Nelson-car troubles to Marlene and Mack. Lois Bush-being stuck three hours in snow to Diana Simmonson. Hazelgene Butler- ability to yodel to Shirley Swenson. Nanette Newsome-curly hair to Lee DeVore. Clark Nolan-left toenail to sister Eve. Donnie O'Bleness-happy days at L.C. to Margaret Krause. Barbara Olmsted-Maylon Anderson to Iva Matlock. Bill Olsen-great bowling ability to 5l basketball team. Donna Fitsner-trem- bles in English class to incoming seniors. Reggie Frazier-shirt he never returned to Ron Davidson. Bettylou Fry-first place on the tennis team to anyone who wants it. Viola Tompkins-rickety cafeteria chair to Marilyn Storaasli. Pat Toole-burly physique to Lois Womack. Gwen Tupper-Walla Walla to Betty Bock. Jim Walker-my neat car to anyone who wants it. Emily Warshina-biology 2 notebook to whom it may concern. Doris Watt-first chair in band to Jack Eckhaus. Florence Welsh-good history grades to Eugene Welsh. Patti Weitz- man-free bus pass after games to Nancy Mur- row. Martha Wilson-load of luck to Mary Mar. Mary Wilson-history book and snow to Jackie McGinnis. Barbara Whitfield-blank mind to anyone able to get by with it. Sam Whittemore -beer bottle cap collection to Bruce Mauser. Jim Walther-3-year membership on B squad to Bobby Morris. Patty Wolfe-lunch at Hen- gen's to Charlene Erwin. Nancy Woofter-good disposition to Mr. Schoening. Beezee Zerbach-iob as choir accompanist to Nancy Winters and Patsy Blackwell. Max Davis-architectural drafting skill to Dave Brooks. Paul Davis- A in American history i to brother Bill. Jan Dennis-intuition to Kay Palmer. Jerry Deatherage-blessings of God to all students. Mack Dilly- 2 H pencil to Max Page one hundred nineteen BURGER LANE . . Appreciates your W ' patronage Best Wishes to the '50 Seniors RowIe's Food Center 605 West Sprague Correct dress is a great factor in your business suc- cess. Be assured of nation- ally famous men's wear, right prices ancl expert aol- vice ot . . . CORNER SPRAGUE Sc WALL 40 Years of Leadership Shop at Your Friendly Neighborhood Drug Store 'A' Fountain Service Delicious Chocolates Gifts for All Occasions Corday Perfumes Parker 5'l Pens Fine Stationery if Cannon Hill Drug Store 'I4th and Adams Phone Rl. 4000 Page- one hundred twenty Davis. Sally Eagy-letter writing touch to Marilyn Miles. Ray Ehnes-Miss Proulx's Typing class to George Frazier. Sybil Elkins-friendship with Mr. Toevs to Dodo Castle. Kathleen Fantin -ownership of 109 to Mr. Roberts and Mr. Enlow. Pat Faubion-driving ability to any new driving student. Fred Fingold-share in new pianos in 109 to Mr. Enlow. Bob Hicks-sousa- phone to Byron Stuky. Mary Lou Hoen-Mr. Woolard to innocent shorthand students. Lee Holum-interest in science to brother John. Bob Hulick-one shot '41 Pontiac to reckless driv- er. Dick lshikawa-crew-cut to Sam Sugihara. Ginger Jackman-all books to poor poor fresh- men. Kay Jacobsen-red hair to Peggy Seehorn. Jim Cross-smoke bumming luck to Herb Par- tridge. Jody Jannot-Mr. Orcutt to Cathy Maggard. Leona Hall-study hall behavior to Beulah Stainer. Duncan Hallett-old basketball shoes to Don Robinson. Shirley Hamilton-two one- way tickets to Portland to Jeannine Melvin. Muriel Henderson-baton and maiorettes to Gloria Reeder. Chuck Hesse-position in Mr. Graham's class to Roger McLaughlin. Naomi Zornes-all the girls to Bob McConnell. Harry Bruno-bookkeeping books to brother Marvin. Jackie Graham-letter writing ability to Joe Sampson. Pat Haggarty-typing eraser to Diane Kumburg. Barbara Hall-Ken Mann's love to Roger McLaughlin! Arnold Rongren-skiing scars to Larry Grossman. Don Runner-superior basketball skill to Parker Compau. Jean Ryker -skill in siphoning a milk carton to Christine Runkle. Mary Schalkau-Miss Danke and Ti- Girls to Eve Nolan. Roland Suksdorf-nothin' to nobody. Lavelle Sutter-Don Robinson-fickle basket- ball player-to L.A. Sydne Swain-green glasses and- freckles to Elisa McKee. Stan Swanson-Tom Mott's glove compartment to Ken Brown. Shirley Sires-long eyelashes to Cicely Bittrick. Charlotte Tackett-Mr. Whitman to some unfortunate senior. Talbert Nash- steady and true girl to Herb Jones. Florence Tamaguchi-discarded vocabularies in 125 to Mike Matsumuka. Pat Tanaka-brains Cha! hall to Jim Nakagawa. Bill Thrailkill-5 o'clock shadow to Bill Davis. Glen Tollett-anyone to my friends. Lorna Keiber-fun at L.C. to Bunny Keiber. Ed Larrabee-pink elephant with built- in indigital calculator to? Jane Graham-250k pounds of muscle to Keith Swenson. Cameron DeVore-superb imitation of Cauliflower Mc- Pugg to Barry Jones. Donna Gilkey-beautiful piano technique to Cora Dee Peterson and Norma Fendler. Gail Ebner-Rogers boys to Gloria Reeder. Nancy Atwater-pet green hor- net to Barbara Morris and Nancy Hirvas. Gordon Adams-establishment at State Line to Keith Swanson. Mary Collard-spot life to Loretta Standal and Mary Waldon. Marna Wham-winter snuggies to sister Lucy.Jerrine Chestnut-lock of her hair to Kirk Merrill. Don Byrne-knack of cutting holes in doughnuts to Al Murcar. Duane Bock-unbreakable bubble to Choochoo Chaney. Donna Lucht-whistle for penguins and spark plug to Gloria Reeder. Ginger Cowling-setters from Jack Kulp to Jimmy Brock. Helen Louise Beaver-her every- thing to Gail Hollister. Lois Dale-shorthand notebook and technique to Jackie Mclnnis. Bruce Brotzman-Mr. Whitman and tests in his- tory to Cathleen Maggard. Marliss Gigler-her tobacco company to Gloria Reeder. Gary Gil- bert-back seats to Ernie Ruehl. Lois Gilliam- front tooth to caramel thief, James Kennedy. Mavis Gorman-anything that is still in one piece to Louise Ewing. Jack Byrne-grades to Carmie Perfetto. Shir- ley Carlson-wedding suit to Benita Harris. Frank Celia-Liberty lake distillery to Leroy Tarbert. Chuck Coleman-good looks and tech- nique to Bill Farr. Don Clausen-shortness to Tom Perko. Betty O'Malley-physics notebook to Joyce Clausen. Charles Crews-his hot air to Jim Fox. Gloria lBubblesl Parker-blond hair to Gloria Wales. Dorothy Pelnarsch-shorthand tablet to Claudette Driskell. Marvin Peterson- manager's position for track to some frosh girl. Frank Pignalle-height to Ray Dietman. Kurt Sacknitz-collection of red cards to Pokey Andrews. Gunnard Johnson.-straitjacket to Dan Kaiser, John Pitts-toni curled hair to Jim Mahnke. Patti Weitzman-car to all' the junior boys. Susanne Stout-red longies to Barry Jones. Clarence Poppe-anything to anybody. Jon Rall-job as Mr. Minard's messenger to Mr. Schoening. Barbara Rishel-morning bus ride to anyone foolish enough to cross town. Zoe Robinson-carrots and celery to Ernie Jean Henriksen, who is always hungry. Patsy Boothe-a certain senior A boy to little sister Marilyn and Jane Bruno. Dave Stammerjohn- Page one hundred twenty-one fo me graalzfnafing cfada . . . Congrafufafionri dmc! Lani llfwalzefs Enpper and Zim: Halftunes - Line Etnhings - Resigning Lettering - Art PAREN T EN BREWING EIJMPANY B19 1 - 2 RIVERSIDE - MH. 4444 Pg hdd y his still to Mr. Dunlap. Dorothy Stanclal--regu- lar school attendance to Bernice Short. Leon Stone-proctor post to Stan MacDonald and Sandy Irwin. Wesley Stone-physics class stand- ing to any poor fellow. Marilou Solberg-gum under seats in auditorium to the club initiates. Miriam Sherfey-Mr. Schoening to a lucky sen- ior. Audrey Sly-orchestra chair to Fanny Sly. Bill Smith-full-length sideburns to some imma- ture frosh. Peggy Shaffer-getting into trouble to Patsy Hoover. Virginia Scritchfield-chemis- try book to anyone. Jean Scott-old self-made belt to Loretta Standal. Chuck Scarpelli ll-L.C. to some intellectual. Donnelle Leonard-mirror to my pals that must stay behind. Nancy John- son-terror eyes to Jimmee Brock. Elaine Jamie- son-second-floor locker to Joan Merritt. Evelyn Christensen-certain boy in sixth study to Julie Chilton. Lilo Brilling-social clubs to Ilene Millman. Janice Brown-shoes to Eve Nolan. Joan Bru- guier-coach position on EWCE team to Shirley Swenson. Donna Lowmiller-getting excused from school to Carol Rutherford. Margie Luce- ability to blow to Carmie Perfetto. Carl Olson -spot on Highdrive to city police. Pat Smith- place in bass section of choir to Bill Davis. Betty Steen-dandruff to Julie Chilton. Kaye Trantow-truck ride to town to Patsy Caudill. Larry Mack-many happy Lewiston trips to Dave Daggett. Chan Chandler-new Pontiac sedan complete with openers to George Mannos. Ed tLittle Swedel Erickson-painting genius to How- ard Schmidt. Art Madsen-ability to drive to Bruce White. Jim Culbert-seat in remedial smoking class to Claudette Toupin. Elgin Fuller-old socks, shirts and underwear to Miss Reeley's dramatics class. Jeanine Johnson-love for school to Don- na Lenzi. Darlene Newby-rights at Zepp lnn to Gloria Reeder. Ron Darnell-Ishba Park lYaki- mal to Keith Swenson. Norma Jean Jorgenson- wisdom teeth to agitating parents and teachers. Barbara Herman-baton to Dolores Fox. Scott Stewart-theme writing ability to anyone will- ing to face the results. Joan Allen-worn-out clutch to Marilyn Jones. Gwen Boothe-quiet, genteel femininity to Carolyn Gale. Regina Billeter-stiff muscles and pep after games to Cathy Stone. Louise Schroyer-ski underwear to Kay Morse. Patsy Hoover-driving ability to Betty Oster. Betty Lou Bryant-Mr. Whitman's class to Claudette Driscoll. Darrell L'Homme- touch for getting into hot water to Ed Vickrey. Loretta Gannon.-2 pounds of spare ribs to Janet Montangue. Jim Montzheimer-Doclo Castle to Dick Woolard. Harry Glaze-left- handed ice cube peeler to Jim Mahnke. Grace Burns-Jack Luenow and diary to Norma Fen- dler. Marilyn Stone-iob as accompanist for Trade School glee club to Joan Lawson. Pat Alldridge-history book to Mr. Schoening. Jacie Lou Baker-chaperoning Marilu Doll and John Chamberlin to Ken Brown. Marjorie Barlow- twirling ability to future maiorettes. Pat Barton -luck with lock on ball and chain to Marlene Linton. Nancy Bell-height to Nancy Johnson. Ruth Bernham-she knows whom to Donna Vaundrey. Adrianne Freeman-skipping IO6 sixth period to future Tiger staff. Pat Nabata- a special friend to Elanor Tukuda. Page one hundred twenty-three WHITWORTI-1 COLLEGE Offers the finest in Liberal Arts, Pre-Professional, Elementary and Secondary Teacher Training .1- -q -i--l Located in Beautiful Convenient Bus Service Country Homes Estate From Coeur cl'Alene Hotel Just North of Spokane and North Side ,1-111-1 gl-1-in S350 a Year Covers Tuition and All Fees' Compliments of D O D S O N 'S 5l7 Riverside Avenue JEWELERS FOR 63 YEARS ONE OF AMERICNS LEADING JEWELRY STORES Page one hundred twenty-four 'une 1950 gfadri pfopdecg f1960j As we were closing up the office of the Acme Loafers' Employment Agency, Bill Thrail- kill cmd Jim Culbert, my assistants, and yours truly fPat Boothej thought it would be fun to look over the records of our old pals, the 1950 class from L.C. Here is what we found our friends to be dOll'iQ: Elgin Fuller, inoculator of cuddly peroxide mice, Jeanine Johnson, pirate ship captain, Darlene Newby, ianitor at Rex, Ron Darnell, liquor inspector, Norma Jea-n Jorgenson, mother of ten kids, Barb Herman, singer with Spike Jones band, Scott Stewart, elevator operator, Joan Allen, jeep tester on the Fort Wright ob- stacle course, Gwen Boothe, baby sitter ihmm! How old are the babies?l, Regina Billeter, pin setter at Billeter Bowling Alley, Louise Schroyer, dramatics teacher at L.C., Patsy Hoover, hat- block, Shorty Bryant, antique shop owner, Darrell L'Homme, bull slinger at Armour's, Lo- retta Gannon, flatfoot, Jim Montzheimer- and Audrey Sly, newsboys at Trent and Howard, Harry Glaze, side show barker, Grace Burns, Gracie's Gossip by Babbling Burns fed.l, Mari- lyn Stone, manager of nudist camp. Jim Culbert, grave digger, Bill Olson, Kurt Sacknitz, grave robbers, Pat Alldridge and Florence Welsh, ditch digging to support a hus- band, Art Madsen, builder of bigger and better kleenex, Jackie Lou Baker, Adrienne Freeman and Dorothy Standal, advisers to lovelorn, Margorie Barlow, star of wild west movies. Pat Barton and Jim Nelson, service station operators, Nancy Bell, president of mine work- ers union, Ruth Bernham, band leader, Danelle Leonard, salesman of tickets to the moon, Lilo Brilling, LaVonne Grasser, Marliss Gigler, Pat Haggerty, Lorna Keiber, bubble dancers at the Empress, Nancy Johnson, peanut vendor, Elaine Jamieson, torch singer at the state line village, Evelyn Christensen, salesman of used gum from under tables, Janice Brown, housemother of fraternity, Joan Bruguier, dean of a men's uni- versity, Donna Lowmiller, eccentric million- aire , Margie Luce, beaneasy manager, Carl Olson, ballet teacher, Pat Smith, foreign diplo- mat, Betty Steen, Miss Popple's successor, Kaye Trantow, a mad psychiatrist, Richard Bruton, dairy farmer, Shirley Davenport, Joe Jenkins, psychiatrists in ceramic shop fexaminers of cracked potsl, Joy McDonald, truck driver. Romona McLaughlin, Lois Bush, Lois Gilliam, Jack Byrne, Patty Wolfe, morticians, Ed CRed Phosphorusl Larrabee, sander of dimples out of golf balls, Gene LeMar, chimney sweep, Kenny Martin, bartender at YWCA, Nancy Lyall, owner of the Ridpath hotel, James Man- ning, head dishwasher in paper plate factory, Boyd Lofgren, chauffeur to Jim MacKay and Carol D., Lilace Long, toothpick stacker in toothpick factory, Bruce Love, Herman's mens- wear salesman, Mike Linehan, ad artist, Elaine Lindgren, Wright's clerk, Shirley Lewis, cigarette girl at Early Birds club, Ray LeMar, flagpole painter, Georgia Lee, wart remover, Dave La- Rose, pearl diver in Hawaii, George Lane, school teacher, Luanne Kemp, star on Broad- way, Marilyn Jones and Naomi Zornes, wres- tlers for Hat Freeman, Lily Kaiiyama, bumming in L.A. Gordon Kaufman and Bob Hicks, butchers' help, Barbara Zerbach, snooper and wire tap- per, Max Davis, space ship designer for Ed Larabee, Janet Dennis, Mrs. Jim Clark, Chan Chandler, bootlegger and dope peddler, Larry Mack, worm baiter at the North Pole, Mack Dilley, sheet metal worker, Sally Eagy, horse meat grinder for Burger Lane, Jerry Deatherage, medicine man, Ray Ehnes, animal feeder at zoo, Sybil Elkins, ianitor at motor parts com- pany, Kathleen Fantin, ballet teacher, Pat Fau- bion, water girl for circus elephants, Fred Fin- gold, body l?D repairman, Mary Lou Hoen, pitching curves for Spokane Indians, Lee Page one hundred twenty-five Future Success to the Graduates from l1ensuw's llruq Stare BERT R. DENSOW Owner HOWARD 8. RIVERSIDE Gzmpgmanla gl W W yawn Famous for Diamonds and Watches Since 1907 -5 807 West Riverside All E Personnel Service Employment Counselors 'A' Suite 321-324 Peyton Building MA. 1214 D. L. REIFF, Manager 'ir Patronize Your Business Managed, Tax Paying Organizations Reddy Salutes the Graduates! Congratulations on reaching this high step toward your educational goal. The friendly team of over a thou- sand employes of the Washington Water Power Company wishes you continued success from here on. Page one hundred twenty-six Holum, manufacturer of clay pigeons, Miriam Hottmann, explorer on the moon, Bob Hulick, toothpick designer, Dick lshikawa, philosopher, Ginger Jackman, much-married man, Jim Cross, diaper laundryman, Joan Jannot, dog catcher, Leona Hall, insect exterminator. Duncan Hallett, polisher of old basketball shoes, Shirley Hamilton, Mr. Schoening's side- walk shoveler, Benita Harris, doctor, Meriel Henderson, ianitor at Spokane Toilet Supply, Chuck Hesse, teacher at Arthur Murray's, Sam Whittemore, sack sewer for big wheat farmer, Barbara Whitfield, bull fighter, Mary Wilson, dog trainer, Martha Wilson, Hollywood actress, Jim Walker, hog farmer, Doris Watt, maker of circus balloons out of doughnut holes, Emily Warashina and Nancy Woofter, cab drivers, Jim Walther, light globe tester in a dime store, Gwen Tupper, ianitor at Washington laundry, Pat Toole, straw counter in broom factory, Viola Tompkins, ghost in Moran prairie ceme- tery, Pat Tanaka, South African snowshoe salesman, Florence Yamaguchi, Santa Anita stable girl, Talbert Nash, king of the Mardi Gras, Charlotte Tackett, driving instructor, Stan Swanson, soda cracker salter, Sydne Swain, Yale physics teacher, Lavelle Sutter, smudge pot lighter. Cameron DeVore, cattle expert for Butter- field's Better Bag Balm Co., Jean Scott, anklets knitter for the aged, Ginny Scritchfield, travel- ing salesman, Peggy Shaffer, president of lone- ly hearts club, Harold Siever, farmer, Miriam Sherfey, canasta instructor to north pole mon- keys, Lois Dale, cat and dog hospital. manager, Bruce Brotzman, bull fighter in Spain, Gary Gilbert, hop grower, Mavis Gorman, manager, ice cube shop at north pole, Shirley Carlson, mule train driver to Texas, Chuck Coleman brusher of animals' teeth at zoo, Don Clausen manager of J. C. Penney company, Betty O'Malley and Dorothy Pelnarsch, art hunters in Africa, Chuck Crews, salesman of left-handed wrenches, Marvin Peterson, snowshoes sales- man to Arabs, Gunnard Johnson, miner in Si- berian salt mines, Frank Pignanelli, beautician, John Pitts, president of United States, Patsy Weitzman, Squinty Hunter's coaching assistant, Susanne Stout, owner of a dog food factory, Clarence Poppe, bookie, Jon Rall, tattooer for ladies, Gloria Parker, pet shop owner, Barbara I I Rishel, hole puncher in ice cubes at Davenport, Dave Stammeriohan, pickpocket. Zoe Robinson, bartender in Yale saloon, Jane Graham, basketball referee, Leon Stone, professional bus chaser, Wesley Stone, artist, Marilou Solberg, piglatin teacher to pigs, Charles Sharpley, dentist, Cathy McNair, aid to little man in white coat, Bob Meuser, college student still, John Meyer, seller of suntan lotion to whales, Bill Meyer, banker, Janice Miller, painter of red towns , John Miller, opera singer, Ted Miller, ice cube peeler, Richard Montecucco, diamond miner in Africa, Jim Nakagawa, raincoat salesman to fish, Bev Nelson, captain of street cleaners' golf team, Hazelgene Butler, mechanic, Clark Nolan, Bettylou Fry, horse doctors, Donnie O'Bleness, airplane propeller remover, Barbara Olmsted, wife of shah of Iran, Donna Fitzner, phone op- erator, Reggie Frazier, Chan Chandler's bell hop, Gail Ebner, atom dancer, Nancy Atwater, green hornet magnate, Gordyl Adams, head waiter at Audubon room, Mary Jean Collard, matchmaker for Sybil Elkins. Jerrine Chestnut, gong ringer when century plant blooms, Don Byrne, pincher of girl that says Ooh! that oxydol sparkle , Duane Bock, property manager at Empress, Donna Lucht, bebop teacher, Ginger Cowling, worker in darkroom to see what develops, Mary Jean Corliss, potato chip salter, Helen Louise Beaver, manager of dog kennel, Monine Chipman, pe- diatrician, Kenny Anderson, Paramount's chief stage hand, Jack Babcock, matinee idol, Joy Adams, football coach for EWCE, Donald An- derson, telling people how soft hearted Mr. Perring is, Ronnie Amundson, teaching Einsten a new theory, Henry Bruno, accountant, Jackie Graham, letter writing teacher for Joe Sampson, Barbara Hall, married woman, Dick Allen, manager of Barbara Herman fan club, Ernie White, inventor of washable toilet paper and operator of kissing booth for Jane Graham, Don Runner, polisher of elephant tusks in Africa, Arnold Rongren, extractor of seeds from seedless oranges, Chuck Scarpelli, work- man thali, Paul Davis and Ed Erickson, street cleaners. 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New QVE 'Q 'gli N vi wer Q Seb tis in 510 Riverside ' 5 X 4 GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL I4 NORTH WALL Page one hundred twenty-eight for stolen cars, Dick Felt, mobster, Kenny Hal- lett, baseball cleaner, Walt Hedlund, Ford demonstrator, Bob Bailey, flyer for secret mis- sions, Lorraine Beneke, Frank Celio, Gary Cres- sey, Dick Bennigson, Aileen Conally, Barry Dunlop, Millie Benefield, vaudeville stars, Law- rence Bostrom, basketball player with Globe Trotters, Rex Brainard, hack to Chan Chandler, Larry Bradburn, best Review carrier in Spo- kane, George Bridgeman, perfect letter typist, Charlotte Buck, Luella Chambers, Lenora Dan, Virginia Newman, Joyce Burg.er, employees at Wright's, Frank Burrows, liquor taster at Sick's Brewery. Bob McNally, seller of sky hooks, Tom Mott, sanitarian, Dick Murry, basketball star, John Nelson, good sport, Nanette Newsome, queen of Uokermark, Vernon Norman, entomologist, Jill Peck, lady plumber, Betty Pflug, Barbara Pilant, Patricia Potter, chamber maids, Dick Ray, great chemist, Takashe Sato, cyclotron expert, Bill Schaefer, criminology teacher, Mary Schal- kau, bowery babe, Joyce Scofield, Shirley Sires, Jean Ryker, Powers models, Colleen Short, bleached blond, Bill Smith, midget auto driver, Ann Stewart, Mr. Bruce Mauser, Leah Wurzburg, physics teacher, Joanne White, Mr. Dave Doggett, Helen Weissenborn, winner at Bing Crosby's open golf tournament, Burley Wartes, bass for Sportman Quartet, Bill Ward, medicine man to local doc , Donna Tye, Mr. Keith Swenson, Shirley Tubbs, playing the field lhalt, Ami Takimoto, great artist, Glen Tollett, judge of women, Roland Suksdorf, embalmer at Thornhill 8, Carey. Kay Jacobson, life guard, Wayne Janzen, West End crook, Bob Jensen, salesman of foot- ball scrimmage, Orville Johnson, lumberiack, Herb Jones, Al Jolson II, Joy Beniamine, lady ditch digger, Earl Kelly and Rod Kirkpatrick, salesmen of irish blarney, Joanne Luck and Bob Mathot, diamond miners in Africa, Lyle Manser, big-time gambler, Jim Mason, banker in peanut machine, Bruce McCannon, animal husbandry expert, Gene Mclemore, governor of Astrakan, Jack McMahon, mouse trap in- ventor, Pat Nabata and Ami Takimoto, great artists, Sam Vaught, opera yodeler, Jean Ol- son and Velma Willis, heavyweight titlists in an underworld boxing syndicate, Rose Ann Young, favorite in Arab harem, Etsuko Yama- guchi, department store tloorwalker. Page one hundred twenty-nine nm. dh .... That marvelous new process that re- produces any subject that can be photographed .... sharply and dis- tinctly .... in any color or colors . . . . without copper or zinc cuts or plates .... is at its very best here. Quality control is assured by our Camera and Plate - making equip- ment and standard commercial Lithograph press. flaw Pauling -- nw.,-f- C C .L P R I N T I N G C 0 . 920 Riverside Avenue Telephone MA. 4338 Page one hundred thirty .fgUf0gl'aI0 5 Page one hundred thirty-one Hnnqralulalinns, liralls and Greetings, Umlnrqrads! As Always . . . Your Favorite Rendezvous for FINEST FOODS and SUPERB FOUNTAIN DISHES At Really Moderate Prices In An Atmosphere You Have Always Enioyed DESERT H91-H, OASIS 'fs - F Ti' IIIIIIIIE DEIERT HOTEL! For Your Convenience for that After School Snack FOOD or FOUNTAIN YOUR PACIFIC IIOTEI. COFFEE CORNER at 3rd and Howard Welcomes You le IJIJHII-IN STUIJIU cflfmh- Eaf llfwafwg fo me gimfmfea of 1950 436 Peyton Bldg. SPOKANE, WASH. MA. 6815 P g one hundred thirty-t Congratulations and Continuing Success Ennqratulatiuns fo ima 1950 Class MANITO PHARMACY QQ' Arden - Flavor - Fresh Dairy - Products AFLDEN FARMS EU. S. 3018 Grand Blvd. Rl. 8093 .!4lfLt0gl al9L6 P ge one hundred thirt The .Iewelry You Buy af Headqua'-1-ers SARTORI for the Will Always Be the Best Beuer Qualify Lane Cedar Chesf Beffer Price ' f Master Craftsmen in PRAT1' FURNITURE CQ. Jewelry N. 'Io Street N. 215 Post Rl. Gngrafufafiond fo ffm giacluafed ir BUHEHETT5 STUIJIIJ .sizolaneli .jrien.c!Q .gguaho S. 13 Howard Phone Spokane, Wash. MA. 2821 P g hundred thirty-four ..Alfll0gl'aI9L6 Career-bound 'Zi fs Sf Vogue-selected 'Fashions - ' wi-iii' Earth-bouncl prices Yx Coats, suits, dresses, blouses B I R N A ll D ' S Riverside at Wall There ls A Always ' Better Show df fhe EVERGREEN THEATERS Fox 9 State 9 Orpheum A The Place fo Go! Page one l1una'red'thirty-five For a Happy Future El-IRL KLEIN Jeweler Wishes You Best Wishes Noted for Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry 607 West Sprague Qualify In Shoes and Accessories for Women I. Miller Deliso Debs Joyce Penalio ae ARTHUR SIIHULEIN W. 725 Riverside I I A FASHION csmsn . ' ' . for 4 I If HOME FURNISHINGS EAT AT. . . 8080 E. SPRAGUE DRIVE IN P ge one hundred thirty-.six Congmtulatiom to tlae 1950 Graduates' H. EARL CLACK COMPANY M4109 ralakij .AU f0gl'a,9L5 P bddh DAVENPORT HOTEL .Al Wegong . . . Q Q Congratulations 0072344 056 ' . . . earth's loveliest flower, to The -exquisitely carved. gfgsfgi al. .35155255112--25:ig:,2fg,i--12-5335555555:51324'313iiiZ.Q1EEffE?::iL5:32f?iZEEf: ':11 211.3-QQ2Qa2'Qsge5s22i322:-iw Of ll 950 ' Over 40 Other Patterns From Which to Choose W K f HI NITE CLUB e Jon Jawa el 5 ffhe gpog-1 W. 408 Riverside Opposite Paulsen Bldg. Page one hundred thirty-eight ,l 'EK -..J TUXEDOS Tuxedos for Weddings and Parties. Complete for rent, including shirt, collar, tie, and studs. We have the largest selection of Costumes, Wigs, Make-up Materials in the Inland Empire. 'Ir Masquerades and School Plays a Specialty 'Ir WE SHIP ANYWHERE CALL, WRITE OR PHONE For the Best in Photography see- Erna Bert Nelson West 234-22nd Rl. 4444 MILLER - DEHVANT W. 'l0l7 Riverside MA. 6642 Take the Cable Add Bus .Au f0gl'aI9A5 Page one hundred thirty-nine 'A' Y. M. C. A. Spokane, Washington Besf wishes Sgggsggjbgf fg fhe Basketball Boxing Swimming s Graduates of 1950 Body Building and Recreational Groups FROM THE 'Ir George House Cafe Third Ave. at Walnut Prompt, Courfeous Service ak Operators of Y.M.C.A. Camp Reed on Fan Lake 11' 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 jar Me jinedf Graduation Portraits I-XTHIJW STUIJIII 4th Floor Fernwell Bldg. RI. 5482 Page one hundred forty .X4lfLt0gI'al9L5 f The HELSEY-BAIHD Secretarial Sehnnl 'A' Secretarial, Stennqraphil: and Hnuklieepinq llunrses t . Approved fur Veterans' Training tton Bldg. MA, 6746 Spokane, Washington Pg hddfy 50 SUGGESTIONS FOR '50 BE A NURSE... O Service O Ilnlleqe O Travel O Ilppnrlunilies i' For Information WRITE OR CALL Director of Nurses DEACCNESS HOSPITAL Rl. 4171 We Are Happy To Satisfy That Empty Feeling With Our Cakes - Rolls - O Yes, Those Yummy Maple Bars .lohnson's Bake Shop Mmn 5537 sooe Brand Blvd. We Wish Luck and Success Not Only to the Many Seniors We Had the Pleasure to Photograph But Also to the Entire Class of 1950 FOX STUDIC 920 W. Sprague l. Addlnp Machines 2 . Account Records 3. Blue Prlnt Paper 4. Bond Boxes 5. Calendar Pads 6. Carbon Paper 7. columnar Pads B. Date Books 9. Desks l0. Envelopes Il. Files l2. Folders l3. Guides I4. Glue I5. Hall Trees I6 Ink I7. Journals I8 . Kraft Flle Pockets . Loose Leaf Forms .Mem Books . Notebooks . Numbering M chines I9 20 o 2l. Money Changers 22 23 a 24. Paper 25 . Paper Clips Prlntlng Paste Pens and Penclls Penoll Sharpeners Postal Scales Punches Quick List Finders Rubber Bands Sales Books Scissors Scratch Pads St l . apes Stapllng Machines Safes Seals Stamps Speed-o-Prlnts Stationery Transfer Cases T ew 'te yo ru rs Typewriter Servlee Twine Vest Pocket K d k o a s Work Orpanlzers Zlpper Gases ALL THESE AND MANY MORE AT: ' STRYIONERS ' PFTYJTERS 'ENCURRVFDIS DYFTCE OUYFITTERS 5pdmw. . W. 325 Riverside W.,326 Sprague Phone MAdison 8515 Tel' MA' 336' OUR BUSINESS IS T0 HELP YOUR BUSINESS Page one hundred forty-two Congrclfulafions fo The CONGRATULATIONS A h Class of 'I950 h Youse Gals and Guys We're Mighty Proud A HARRIOT NELSON COWLING h Photographer V of You Here at 7 ed Cdifzer :S Men's Shops .fda fogralaha Page one hundred forty-three Page Left l-A busy group in Mr. Fowler's typing class. Left 2-Lewis and Clark makes a goal in basketf ball game with North Central. Right l-llB class officers for fall semester: First Row-Don Robinson, Jack Spring. Second Row-Kenny Putt, Cora Dee Peterson, Mark Sanders. Left 3-IOB class officers for fall semester: First Row-Jennifer Upton, Don Rush, Jody Carlson. Second Row-Jane Anderson, Dick Bostrom. Right 2-Showing dramatic expression in Miss Reely's class are: First Row-Clark Nolan, Mike Vifiadi, Diana Hendricks. Second Row-Boyd Lofgren, Eleanor White, Bill Olson, Sharon Johnson, Bruce Love. Third Row-Katherine Kirkham, Duane Bock, Neil Cochran, Dave La Rose, Marna Wham. Left 4-Evelyn Christiensen, showing her Christmas decorations. Middle i-Jody Ennis, and the inseparable Ann Livingston and Benny Joy. Middle 2-Band mascot, Bill Fuller, Mr. Fuller's son, and Bruce Miller, band major, at one of the big games. Right 3- Merry Christmas from Mr. Parker, and A.S.B. President Polly Bell. one hundred forty-four T I I f , r , r 5 o 1 9 ff A 1 Wa -I K X M l X V QV if f K, g l ff N'Z'fN, 'Q , , L QW I X51 1 5? 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