Mansfield High School - Kernel Yearbook (Mansfield, WA)

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SHIRLEY ANN PETERSEN Pete Would that my love were near! Freshman: Fi Hi Gi Sophomore: Fi Hi Gi, Drill Team, Volleyball. Junior: Fi Hi Gi, Drill Team, Class Treasurer, Play, Junior Prom Princess, Glee Club. Senior: Fi Hi Gi, Drill Team, Class President, Fi Hi Gi Pep Chairman, Senior Ball Princess, Paper Staff, and Band. BEVERLY JEAN BOWERS Chicken Chattering always and giggling too, when you're around Jean, you can't be blue, Freshman: Sophomore: Junior: Senior: Fi Hi Gi, Cheer Leader, G, L, C, Fi Hi Gi, Drill Team, Class Vice-Pres- ident, Cheer Leader, Volleyball, Fi Hi Gi, Drill Team, Class President, CheerLeader, JuniorPromQueen, Play, Glee Club, Paper Staff, Band, Fi Hi Gi, Drill Team, Class Treasurer, Student Council, A, S, B, Sgt, at Arms, Senior Ball Princess, Play, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, and Band, Sponsored by Mr and Mrs Chester Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Einer Petersen

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Sznicvn Claw, .7645 One cloudy September morning in 1951, nine proud freshmen entered M. H. S. We were a class of nine: Jerry Hansen, Ronnie Dezellem, Danny Miller, Gerald Asmussen, Janet Avenell, Jean Bowers, Ann Fenner, Donna Mae Rose, and Catherine Jensen. A few weeks later we came to school dressed as comic strip characters. What had happened? Initiation! An assembly was held, in which each member of the class performed. We held our return party on October 13. Games and dances were enjoyed by all. Shirley Petersen, from Withrow High School, enrolled in our class before the end of the first semester. We had only eight members during our sophomore year, Ann Fenner and Ronnie Dezellem both having moved away. The selling of pop and candy was our main project, which netted us about i p88.94, Our Sophomore Hop was held on March 21, with Hayes' Orchestra playing, Our junior year opened with six members, Danny Miller having moved to Pateros and Jerry Hansen being hospitalized. We ordered our Junior Class rings early in the year and received them in December. We held our Junior Class Play, Poor Papa , on December 5. Although there was some.trouble with the advertising, it was a success. Our Junior Prom was held on April 24. Jean Bowerswas the queen with the other girls in the class as princesses. The theme was Moonlight and Roses . We used cheesecloth with blue and gray crepe paper and roses for decoration. The big year had arrived! We were seniors, with the same members as our junior year. Our Senior Ball was held on October 16. Catherine Jensen was queen of this event, with the other girls officiating as attendants. They gym was decorated with roses, gray crepe paper, and the scallop from the float. Refreshments were served by our mothers. The Masters of Melodies from Cheney furnished the music. We went to Spokane on October 23 to have our pictures taken. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rose were our chaperons. The trip was made exciting by a sightseeing tour of Spokane and surrounding communities. We purchased the pencil machine from the class of '54. It was a profitable invest- ment. We sold pencils at the P. T. A. Carnival. An award was given for each pencil that had a special mark on it. Our Apple Blossom Princess was Janet Avenell. In the spring, we went on an educational trip, This page sponsored by: PARRY TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY Waterville, Washington