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Marquette High School - Marquetan Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

 - Class of 1953

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x ,, 1 lr QQ ' w x ..:-j f Q , ,Z F' ' ff' fi-,gszzyv K, 'J 47 353,-I g k Q f E ,,,. ,, 1 wr if fd WM' ' kk , 1: ' A , 5 ldzgiyg W A,. A us -V I Q-. 1: ws K .xlbwffigfb -'N?f'D ?? ' U If 1 ' E Q S X , 5, R Y 3 3 X 9-X24 3' Xyllssxgff W S if' fbm QW 'T , 9 ZX I QEx Ylihris i E S Q 1 1 I X S i I I 3 z Q 5 1953 jlilarquetan Published by tho Associated Sfwlld0IlfS of MARQUETTE HIGH SFHOUL Yakima, VVashi11gt0n 'Sf Kfp The most important part of any education f XS is the part that prepares us for the only true J I i Q l S life, the life that Will never end. That is why the three days of our annual Retreat were the most sex i ti ' J6 ,Q Jfuretnurh important days of the school year. For those three days we got the real line-up on life. Only in the light of their lessons could the rest of the year - just as the rest of our lives - be seen correctly. As the Retreat, then, was the real theme for the year, so we feel it appropriate to make it the basic theme also for our yearbook. We shall try to unfold the story of Marquette, 1952-1953, in terms of the four phases of a Retreat, as outlined by St. Ignatius Loyola in his Spiritual Exercises. A quotation from St. Paul summarizes perfectly this lgnatian outline. ln its inspired words We truly see the line-up of this year f and our lives. Why then, since we are watched from above by such a cloud of witnesses, let us rid ourselves of all that weighs us down ,... and run with all endurance, the race for which we are entered. Let us fix our eyes on J esus, the origin and crown of all faith who, to win His prize of blessedness, endured the cross and made light of its shame, Jesus, who now sits on the right hand of the throne of Godf' St. Paul lo the Hebrews, 12:1-2 Uliahle uf mutants DEDICATION Page 7 Wh then since we are watched from above b such a Y a cloud of wltnesses . . . FIRST PHASE Page I I H. . . let us rid ourselves of all that weighs us down, . . . and run with all endurance the race for which we are entered . . 7 7 SECOND PHASE Page 21 . . . Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the origin and crown of all faith . . .H THIRD PHASE Page 39 . . . Who, to win His prize of blessedness, endured the cross and make light of the shame . . .H FOURTH PHASE Page 63 . . . Jesus, Who now sits on the righthand of the throne of God. SAINT IGNATIUS LOYOLA w I I ehinatiun KCI j I 1 I s Why then, sznce we are walched from above by such a cloud of wimesses . . .H -St. Paul. There are many in fact to whom we owe thanks for this tremendous gift: a year of Catholic education. T o our parents first of all, for their faith and sacrifice. Also to our teachers, for their patience and inspiration. And to all the nameless benefactors of Marquette. They are the cloud of witnesses, waiting to see how we use their gift to us . . . To all .of them we would like to dedicate this book, as a testimonial of something we have accompolished with their help. But since we want to individualize this dedication, we think we can most appropriately do so by singling out for our special tribute of gratitude the great Master of all Retreats and Csince he founded the Jesuitsj the indirect Founder of Marquette: Saint Ignatius Loyola. To him, after God, we owe the priceless picture of the only true life. 8 Fr. Logan at the Conseeration of the Mass in St. Joseplfs Church. be etreat As we have already mentioned in the I oreword, the Retreat was truly the most important three days of the sehool year. That explains the theme we have chosen for this yearbook: the year-long extension, the realization, of that Retreat. The three days themselves, QMonday, Tuesday, and VVednesday, Nov. 2-1, 25, 265 were as concentrated as any elass day could ever be, but in a far dillerent way. In stead of classes one after another, and the inevitable rush and roar of the periods in between, we had three talks every day, by Father Logan, in the sacred surroundings of St. .Iosephls . . . Fr. Joseph P. Logan, S.J. Fr. Richard S. Bradley, SJ. Retreat Master for the Up- Retreat Master forthe Fresh- per Classnien. men. 9 .awww Fr. Logan giving a talk in the Church to the Reti'oizt.a11ts. . . . Before and aftier the talks, we had lots of time to think fn and to prziy. lt was this time left to ourselves, in silence and alone with Our Lord, that really made it our Retreait, with results that some of the pages in this yearbook may indicate e but can never fully clescrilmo. Students attending Mass. 1 V 'A E ,:.1,.f ,af 1 l I ? 4 ,.. .:.. -lul 2 Wi 'Q K . . . lei us rid ourselves of all that weighs us down, Q 5 S l 1 S - 4 ' ' ' Jfirst base 'J N 1 I 5 X . . . and run, with all endurance, the race for which we are entered . . . -St. Paul. The first phase in our Retreat is a fundamental one, and absolutely necessary for all that is to follow. Its aim is to make us realize first of all that life is a serious business, a contest in which our souls are at stake. And since the going will be rough at times, it is important that we be in shape. The sooner we get rid of our old habits - softness, vanity, cowardice - the better off we will be . . . Where did we get this first nudge toward the contest, the direction to take, and the example to get started, if not from our teachers? What gratitude, then, we owe them - especially when at times it must have been a difficult task for them! But they considered it reward enough when once we sincerely got under way - and met the Teacher Who, in the next phase, was waiting for us. I2 FATHER RICHARD S. BRADLICY,S.I Ifaitlioi' Iiiunllvy g1':uI11:1tvcI from Ilonzaigzi IlighScI1ooI,Spok:mo, in 19343. In thc- follow- ing your ho viitvroll Tho Sovioty of Josns. Afton' finishing his l'hiIosophy, FIIIIIIOI' Iirzul- Ivy vzunv Il0I'0 fo Yzikinm To fozivh :Lt Man'- qliotfv. For IIn'oo yours, from I94-I through ISHI3, hosiilos his tmc-liilig :ind 0xTi'zL-1'ln'- i'i0nIzLr zlvfivifivs, ho IIZLIIIIIPII zilonv tho vom- pIf-tv uthlotic' prograini. I'pon finishing his rvgoric-y, l :itI101' spont four yours :Lt St. Marys Tlivologzito in Iizinszis, hving ol'- mlzxim-ml fliers- in Juno, ISH9. Thon ho put in ai your at Gonzaga High School :incl ai your of 'l'oi'tizu1sI1ip M Port Towsoncl. In Juno of I952, just one your ago, Fzitlim' Iirzidloy was zippointofl Pastor of St. .Iosoph's fiIllII'l'Il. :incl I,I'K'SIiIl'IlI of Nlzirqilvtfo High Svhool. ,N I I LIIINI IIN h ml S, Iirzullvy, SJ I'1r -.nh nt oi rqnwtt lIigliS1'h s 5 I F I I'I1ll'IIIl'I' Iiraulloy and Bishop IJllllgIlK'I'Ij' going ovvl' the- books, Zlhministratiun E x 3 Fr. Patriek l.. Devlin, S. J. Principal of lNIarquet,te Fr. Clare A. Hayes, S.J. Vive Principal of lNIarquette Father Devlin g.K1'2lll1l21li0il from Gonzaga High School in Spokane in 1933. After his Philosophy eourse, he put in three years of teaching at his Alma Mater, where he was prefect of boarders. After Theology he was orclainefl priest in 19443. ln 1948, Father was macle the Vive Principal of liellermine High in Tacoma. 11e was appointed Principal of Marquette in 1949 and has been here sinee. Under Fr. lJevlin's advice and direction the sehool has progressed steadily through the last, five years. lfather llayes enterecl the Jesuit, Order from lflellermine Iligh in Taeema in 1930. His regeney years, from 1937 to 1940, were at Gonzaga where, hesides his teaeliing, he was assistant Coach of foothall, hasehall, and track, and also a prefeet, of boarders. ln 19-13, Father was ordained in San Fraiieiseo. 'l'hen was sent to Seattle Prep where he taught for two years. Seatt,le's loss was Yakima's gain, for in 19443, Father Hayes was appointed Yiee Principal of Marquette and has been here since. I4 FR. FR. CON OILEARY, S.J. Religion IV Latin I, II English I Dramatics CHARLES SAALFELD, S..I. Religion III Chemistry Physics Trigonometry Solid Geometry ARMAND BORDFIAUX, S.J French I Modern History Typing I, II Library RAYMOND MUELLER, S.J Religion III Economics Bookkeeping Junior Class Moderato I5 There are certain objects, scenes, and oceasions that have become familiar and close to ns here at lXlarquette. After these four years, they have be- come part of ns, and now that we have graduated and finished an important phase in our life, these olmjeets, scenes, and occasions have beeome identified with us, have, and will influenee us tliroughont our seperate lives. First of all, there is St. .loseph's C'hnreh, where we have received the Sacraments, where we have made our yearly Retreats, where we have made our final high school Retreat and pre- gradnation Day of Heeolleetion. St. Josephs will always he remembered, for it is there that we got so much spiritual help, so many of God's graces during the past four years of joys and sorrows. 'lihen there is the library. It will be hard to forget the l0Ilgl10L1ISOi rctucncc work Betting down data on Shakespeare or Cicero, or research ln mathematics and the phvsic ll sucnccs Also it xx as m the library where we enjoyed our novels, magazines, and light lituatuic IG sk V' Q' 25 if vi X ., :V The Rectory here on the school grounds is where the F2llill0l'S :mil Scliolzistics live. lt too is :L familiar object in our high school memories. Here we went for Spirituzxl advice from the priests :md extra help in studies, elocution, dramatics, or music from the ever patient Nlisfors. School does not mean all work. Here is :L faunilizn' sceiie of the students of NIzu'qiu-ttv zmcl St.. .Ioseph's Aczmdelny at a basketball game down at the Armory. Those game evviiiugs were certainly welcome breaks in our homework studies. I7 NIR TICID I5IiAI,JI,I'lY, SJ. Iivligion I I.zLIin II .XIICIUIIII and Mcclivvul Ilistory VIYZLSIIIIIQII-011 SIILIC' Ilistory NIZLITIIIUIIIIII AIOIIOIYIIGI' Squirv QIIIIIJ Momlvmtol' Iiuxiuyg C'o:LvI1 I'1'opv1'fy KIQIIIZLQQPI' I'II'0SIIITl0Il Flaws Muclvmtol' NIR WILLIAM IIAYICS, SUI. Iivligioll II Iflnglish III Scwiulogy I x'osI1 I+'o0I.Im:III C'o:u:I1 I 1'osI1 Iizmskctlmll QIOZICII AIUIIOITLIIUI' of Ski C'I11Im Hook Store RcIigiu11 I GI00 Club Religion II Latin III, IN IC11gIisI1 II I+'1'0r1cI1 II Sophomore C Prcfcct MII. WAIfI'I'lII I,I'II'IlJAI,I'1, SHI Modern Ilistory .-XnIx'zLr1f'PfI Algobrzn MR. THOMAS IIOYCIC, SJ. Tlzmss IXIod01'zLtox M R. PATRI CK SWEEN EY 18 FR. JULIUS HERMENS, S..I Sodality Moderator Student Counselor Mr. PAUL LABISSONIERE Algebra I Civics United States History Athletic Director Assistant Football Coach Head Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach M Club Moderator English I Plain Geometry Civics Head Football Coach B Squad Basketball Coach li Squad Baseball Coach MRS. HELEN MARTIN Secretary Treasurer Lunch bell rang, and im- mediately I2 ocloek high football was being played. Certainly a familiar scene every day was the touch game out on the blacktop. Then back to class. This time it is Fr. Saalfeld's lab- oratory, where we worked out many an experiment, and usually ended with a few broken test tubes and some terrible smelling liquid that eventually spread out all over the school. -an-pd' wsu- 1 if , s:::,.: ..f:5 : 5' R' 1: ,, . ' A 4- , X v w wg:.m:'m,wwc,,. .,.,,.,., f Y 1 'Z' if 55+ ,X K v X ,X SW , Q R ' Q 5 ' w Q N M? ' 1 Ria, p K 9 KW Q , Q F 4 Q 3 E 4 + 5 , 1 4 it X 5 ,S fa? SWS? v Q f , , A ws at , . X E55 gg? , 5 4, . V md wv??EA 1, Q Q. Q S 4 1 5 X. Q Q 1 Y - 23M?:5 5fl?f x .,., ,--A L 1.-I I: xifgk 55: 3 555 ' ETS 3? P' .,.. 1 .,., , -. Qasw 2 f - awww: KM-A Q AgNk5,gegq,ggz::ws5fffi:F - --' W , 'Q?2?f2Si5vf:f .rgggf f X I, .1-:I i-53. fajw . ww .. , NSS'-f gviffw 3. ':':1.-' :a1? . 9 951!-x I ' 53wfm Sim gfm :V ,MF if ., wggjrgggi G I 53.5 R' wk 4 4 Q Q x 'f S fu t ' Q 3 fi gf I4 ,,..,, ,mi Y Qglv yasw S ' 5551 as , 5? 3, .. t:' dw xp, fm Nw sf GV LE? ' A 42525 uf' 5 , ' ' ,am Q W 2 gif gf' ,K 555 1. f VW iii 0. 5 W E9 'fa 'f ' sf -. -Q-az:-gm ., 31 ' v-...f if vw 9 Sx x itf 'J6 EMS benunh 19135152 Q W 1 e N I I H. . . Let us jix our eyes on Jesus, the origin and I 5 crown of all failh . . . -St. Paul As a result of the first phase in our Retreat and year, we were introduced by our teachers to the one Person Who from now on would be first and last in our lives: Our Lord Jesus Christ. Here was the Leader, for His earthly life was the perfect model for all possible lives, whether the quiet, hidden type - as at Nazareth, or the one Hlled with intense and varied activityfas in His Public Life. In either case, only Our Lord could set the sights for us. Fired by the grace of His leadership, we tried to follow out the activities, modelled after His, in our school year. There was, to start with, the hidden grind of the daily classes - lessons in labor and patience. Then there were the others, more public and varied - debating, dramatics, music, publications, social events - that were all so many lessons in experience as future Catholic leaders, as other Christsn. 22 Officers of the Mothers Club Mesdames Marie Ditter, Lena Tholan, Luey Vonhlssen, and Aliee Piehe. jllilutbers' Iuh The Mothers of Marquette students play an important role in Marquette High School. Their eooperation and iniative in all sehool-run affairs always insure sueeess. The objective of this auxiliary elub is the advance of the moral, intellectual, and cultural interests ol' the boys by cooperating with their teachers. These aims were studied in the monthly meetings held in the sc-hool hall, and they were applied throughout the year and the students were greatly benefited by the closer understand- ing between their parents and teaehers. The mothers' generosity and uselfishness showed forth in the financial backing of the debate and dramaties elubs, and the new lockers in the sehool halls Some of the parents at one ofthe monthly meetings. l Il'lul.l1.X. Roy, IJ. Diltvr, J. luppvr- QNli1l.l2 J. St. llilziirv, J, liwnzml, ll'upl: ll. Rivl, T. Sl. llilziirv, li. Illfllllll, r'0l'T:1i11 0l'Qf2lIllZ:lil0IlS :mf spvr-ifir-ally clvsignoil to ilisr-ipliuo :mil tmin tlw Ciitlmlim- will l Qu 23 sun, ll. Nlc-yvig I . llurloiivltv, ll. Llzoltv, li. Hl'I'll2LI'4i, ll. Blv- Kilwlwn, lfr. lIvi'nwns, Mmlvnilor. ll. K4-llvr. Ci. c'il1iINil'lH.lllf', J. l'ir-lm. I . Willun, M. liiulim-ge-l, M. fhlllllxl, l'. l'ur'krill, ll. llvniut. Buss:-, Cl. f'0Ill'lllK'j', li. Dus- maris, F. lfuy. i buhalitp uf Bur Yiahp Vzitliolir' svlmols vinplizlsis HIJll'lfllIll il'Zlllllllf,JQ. lic-simlvs pmwliivzltillg :ill :ivtivilivs with llw siipmi cli is tlw vuluc- ol' flux Soclzility. Thi' Somlzilily of tlw Bla-ssvci Virgin Mary was l'Ullll1l0Ki by ai you U Insult sc-liolustiv ovvi' 200 yr-airs ago. 'l'l10 olmjc'c'tix'0 of this 0I'QQ21IllZ2ltl0l1 is pl'im:n'ily lu prmnuto tlic N illvfifiwllioll ol' svll' :uid mfiglilmor, :incl sc-c'or1cl:ii'ily, to dvfvml tlm c1lllll'i'll in flu' zictivc :ipostolutc NN ith tlwsv aims always i11 Vic-ii' it has slim-vc-ssl'11lly QFONYII and cxpzuiclml owl' thc- worlcl to lwvoiiiv i m ljlll' support to ciilillillli' .M-tion. 0llic'0l's ul' ilu- Smlzililyt k Divk K1-llvr, l42ll'l'lV Nlvliilmln-il. Fr. ll4'i'n1vi1s, :xml Jolmny lin-rn:ml. 24 Sluflvnl liorly Qfliffrfrs: T. .Izilinvr, ll. Shivlils Fr. l'. llvvlin li. Willis l,. lA'Ill S. nl'.'Xl'l11s Y. I'rc-siclm-iii! PI'llll'lIJ2ll l,I'l'Slllt'lll S4'i'i'm-lun Stuhent uunril The SlllKll'Ill, l'oum-il was vstzmlmlislu-rl to l'l11'lil1u1' :L 111-Ii1m'1'a1tiv spirit. hy supplying ilu- im-:ms ul svll'-gmwc-riimoiitl zunmigg the IY1l'ITllJOI'S. It is am ii1SSfN'l2tll0Il of Html:-nts lllllltlll tlirougli tlivir 1-lzisx ollim-1's :mil activity FCI!l'CSCIll1?ltlVCS from thc Soclulily, Squirv, UM , :incl film- Vlulvs. Nl:1i'1'l:11'im1 :uid Nlitl'i1ll0l1ZlIl, :mil fl0ln1t01's and tllunlzitics, which utlvnlpts to prmimtv tho wvll':11'0 ul' thx- sl llll1'lll by lDl'lIlglI1g almut closer relations among the vzwious o1'gzu1iz:ifiu11s mul the :wtivitios ol' tlwsv organ izzitious. It operates in cooperation with the f2LK'l1lty 1'0p1'0sont:1.tivv, Fr. Ilvvlin. l'ri11m'ipzil ul' Mm' qlioflo. lluriug thc' past year, the Stllflflllt COllIlt'll sponsorml Inovivs lm' vzirious filiaxm-iul lDlll'Il0SK'S ai fourl drive for nm-oily people, the llllllllitl lLIHiltlIC'l' sliow, :incl imuiy otlwi' OX'OIllS. fliotujz J. Gallagher, S. Fortivr, R. Dcsniarais, B. Willis, Fr. Devlin, L. Shim-lmls, J. Foy, J. llrzuly. I . Yctsvli, X SK'llllII12Ll'l11'I'. QTupl: 'l'. Jzilmcr, l'l. Favilla, D. Slmrpes, L. Mcfliihlwri, U. B02tLlliLlll'iL'l', IC. Kusvl. JINT. ,IXXI ,IL lfl,Uf'l'7'IU.N' I'U.N'7'Ic'NT ll mynunul Pzllxuulm- I,1'Illw .luv Rulu-rl li:u11ng:u'i ru-r flllNf7ff nl flu' lin! lCu'ln:n'1l .lulull Thr .lljfxirrfmw flfuwl l l'1'll4'l'il'li ll1i!lflll1'll1' .lrmmy flu- Slrlrx .N4'nl'n1' I,lll'l,Nl'llll lluwurml Sllyllvl' Thr Twll-7'f1lv Ilrzrrl liu-lnzml Ale-rvy llzmrry llzm-l ygvr l,l'SIll1iI'JIlN ,Ywm li l,t'NIll2il'IllS. li. llzlzvl, li. li:u1r11g:11'ln1-r, mul IX .lulull fx -- .lvminr l,1'l'I'NIA0ll xv nqIJIII'Il4l'llN In flu' frlf!lIlllIlf01'N TM' lifg ffllllll' Inrutiun untest llu- gilt nl cloqluluc ll 1- llNXlXNlH'illIIlll4l11NlK1IlNll nul1 uurlx mlm 111 lm If llt'l't':1l Nl2ll'f ll0lll', flu- lll --lu-st lltllllll' in 4-lcu lu-lu-v in mlwlu-su-:1lil111-'is1lu- XYlIllll!l4 ul' tlu- :mmml 1 l L l l l 2- rx , . ' ' :Na ': ' ' -' - : -:9-' ': -1 .'SlIllS1'lltIUlx lzluc-lltum Q 0llll'Sl. llll this l'Yi'l1lIl2, tlu- l'Ul1lUSl2ll1lS vmnpm-tv in pm-is:-. L!Ql'SllIl'l'. vnu-1-. :uul llI'2llll2lll1 mllilily. 1311 1' ilu- sw-mul yn-zu' in 21. rmv, ilu- l'll'i'Sllllll'll vunu- tllrmlggll with lop-lununrs VISION ol ilu- 1-mm-sl. Holm llaullngxzlrilu-r won lirst plum- :nul llivk vlllllill umu- . , . . . . Sc-nun' llc-vision, liugzgm-1' lk-s111:11':11s mlrzullzltu' lIll0l'IDl't'l2lllUll won larsl plus-4-. llllll llznm-IR lllllIH'l'Hlls pu-vv won lm' lmu Sl'i'UIlfl plzuw- xlwzlrcl. ilh-1.1: li. l31lllIIlgI21I'lIIPI'. R. Ile-snnmxis. L. Shu-llls1f'lmirm:ml. ll. Sll.Ylll'l', I . l,:uu-un-Il1- QT:-pl: IJ. Mr-rn-y, ll. Jmult, li. l':1lruul4- Ill llu- .lunuw lil 111 sm-vmul. ln tlu 26 Hilarious The flebators, under the direction of Fr. Mueller, limi :mother very slim-essl'11l year. Much of the credit for these aecompollshments muslw cleserveclly go to the exe-ellent slate ol' oflieers hezulecl by Clayton B92ll1l2tllI'10I', uncl its lirst team, Hoge IJ:-sinzxmis :incl Hob Willis . . . QBot.D: D. Sharpe-s, C. Beaulaurier, Fr. Mueller, Moderation R. llesiuumis, IS. Willis CTopJ: J. Plpperson, IJ. Dietzen, R. Bluth, F. Mercy, P. Cor-krill, P. Siep. Ii. Meliibbeii . . . The purpose of the Mzmrloes is to traiiu the boy both by lI1SlI'llK'tlUIl in public speaking :incl by speech writing. lts ultimate goal is to make each member perfeetly ueqlmiiitecl with speaking in public and express himself clearly and convincingly. These goals are ueeompolished by the open discussions and forums on the Various debate eases. Fr. Mueller, Clayton Bemxlzulrier, Moderator Presiclc-lit tlupr I1 Wm H11 1llSlllNSlllg, 111 xx fun pmnts mill hrs fll'Sl is-ann. , v - . ,- HIIIZIIHII I lllVl'l'Slfy lUllI'IlIlIll Quatre Iuh fflflieers, seam-all: li. Poulin, H. Snyder, Ii. Ilesiimmis, IJ. Keller. fISot.l: J. Brzuly, P. Sim-p, T. .l1ll1lll'l', J. lieiser, J. Ch:ipziel.Line, N. C.u'ls4m, J. Foy, J. liernzird, F. Vets.-h lhlidl: ll. Willis, I.. Maxwell. ll. Sllzirpes, Y. lfiselner, li. Selirozuler, T. lirzuln, IC. Dulault, J. Collins. tTopl: D, fNIerc'y. J. lintztli, D. Dexter, L. Shields, G. Courtney, B. Synoground, Y. Seliiiiiim-lien' The Squire Club has kept up its goal throughout the your by instilling school spirit by its honor :md sr-rvire to Nlzuquette. This orgzmizution is limited to upperelassmen only, Juniors and Seniors. Its members lizive distinguished themselves in various extr:LeurrieulzLr zietivities and have main- tained :L high seliolzrstie standing in regards to the grades. The elub perl'orn1ed well its various jobs as ushering and keeping order in church during the Retreat, First Fridays, Novenu, and Lenten devotions, and as sitting in judgement with the M Club on the li2LI1gil1l'O0 Iiourt. The Squire Club is headed by Mr. Ted Bradley, its Moderator, and its officers, Hoge llesmzmxis, Dick Keller, Howie Snyder, and Ranny Poulin. The group was bol- stered by an larger membership which lived up to the elub's tine reputation and did 11 superlative job in keeping with the Squire Club trziditions of the past. 20 Iuh 'l'hv Klallqllvttv lligh School 'ANI' Flnb is organiizvtl for tho lottv1'zLw:11'tl winnvrs in tht- Y2ll'ltlllS major sports. Klonibc-rs winning their IH011tJgI'illH5 in tootbzill, lulsvlmll, lmsluitbnll. :intl boxing :nw- vlvgiblv. ln :ulclition to tho parts plnyvcl by the lI1tllVitllI:ll Il1t'IIllN'l'S in tht- st'l1ool's:Ltl1lt'tit' progrzini, progrixm, thc- c-lnb voiittribiittc-tl Slll7Sl'2L11l1l21llY to sc-hool lilv. lvIltlt'l' its prvst-nt t-onstitntion tht- HM Flnbs has c'l1:1i'gv ot' kvvping ortlt-r uronnrl tho st-hool. ill!!2ll't'tJll1lNlllSll this gozil tht' orgznnizmion hzis svt npthc-li:111p'11i'oolio1n't,:1.ntlwithtln- Squirt' Vlnb, try. 1-onvivt, :intl punish :iny stnclont violating lnws l'4'Q2ll'tllIlQ.f school lf-gislzxtion. lnntltlition tothis, tho HM C'h1bnlsolmst'l1:u'g4-olthv Yllltllwpiltltllt' stnnnls wliit-h put rol tht- lootbnll livltl, tho :irinory for lmskotlmll gzinws, nntl tho gym l.0I'lDUXlll1Lf nnitt-ln-s. 'l'hv vlnb is llllllt'I' vnpnblv tlirc-t'tion ol' Nlr. linvk llziliissollitwv, its l'1'vl'cw't, :intl .lorry llmtly. its llrvsitlt-nt. l ttlflicvrs, sf-ntwll: ll. i'o1n'tnt-y, lt. Ponlin, J. llrzuly, ll. Ywlivy tlst. Howl: l'. Siop, Y. St'lllllIlfLl'llt'I', A. Roy, .l.tlt-isor, t l. l'l1:1ptlc-l:1int-, li, llt'I'll2l,l'tl, .l. lll'I'llI1l'tl,.l. .Xgopsowim'z, J. Nlillt-1' t2ntl. llowl: 'l', Jzilnwr, l,. Nlvliiblwn, l.. lXllll't'tlll, ll. livllvr, ll. Willis. J. Wziltnnin, if Nillwrn:lg.:vl, 'l'. lA'llllIll'lZ t3l'tl. Howl: W. llvslmrnalis, ll. llvxtvr, N. i':u'lson, ll. Sllj'tlt'l'. Nl. llrzttly, ll. liizottv, tl. Slnglt-, .l. llvyinonnz, ll. l':1tnotlv t4th Howl: F. Mercy, li. liilssezlf. Yvtsvli, li. ljvsiilauwlis, J. lfhlis. ll. Nlviwy. li. Svlnwitlt-i', l.. llie-l, l.. Nlnxwf-ll, J. Pivhfx Sit! The arrlarinn Ynst qnzintitivs of sc-mp pzipvi' and pe-mil stnhs lic-au' witnvss tu thc- inclustry and thnngght whit-h wrtnt into thc' HxIilI't'iill'itJllH this yr-au: 'l'hv vhivi ptirpnsv ut' any IJZLDPI' is to rt-ptn't to its silh- sc'l'ihm's any :incl ull nvws whivh t'0I1t'Ul'IlS thvm. 'l'hv HAIilI't'i2LI'iUllH has rlonv :in Oxvvllvllt job of zu-vonipolishing this fmt for tho stncivnts ot' Man'- quvtto High Sc-howl. . . The Mzu'f'l:n'iun Stntt. tht xxx tion 5 E 2 E e 2 r. Iiuym- f'thIlgI'2lilliiliillgf Dun Simrpvs un winning ' z 'zircl iitll' tht' lwst sr'hunl livwspzxnvi' :tt tht- mgzgzt lwIHVt'l'Slij' Prvss citlIlit'l'P!lt'l'. Sc-atml .Xrunnti thv'i'z1hlt-: I.. to li. CY Ymliissvll. li. llufanlt, J. lip- pvrsun, R, l,txSIl12ll'1i.iS, J. Agnpsu- wivz. IJ. Shzn'ps's. P. Sic-p. T. Knyiu-ntirlll, H. Cyl: Standing: I.. tu R. I . l-Fry. N. C':n'lsun. Nlr. liuyvv. Don Shzu'pvsdi1'utul thc publishing ot tht p mu dining the first h ili ot the xc ll Il 1 tl ioliuqulshcfl this position to Woidy C ulson lhc littci s position is bpoits liditoi xx is t ikt ll our In Bud Ilazol. 'l'hOthzu1klQss,1oboi tht dhillbllflfjll dc paitmmit tc-ll on tho shoulclms oi lim I ppt isou intl Lis Poulin. .Im AG0l'SOWIt'Z Ift-:itt1i'v liclitor NIR. Rovvic l :1t'ulty Modvmtor I7oN Siunmzs Edit or-in-Uhivf 4 Lim, lJt'i-1xl'i.T liusinoss Mzuiagvr Nommy C'ix1u,soN Sports liditor Btn IIAZEI, Asst. Sports liditor Russ Nluth xi PiIlk1'I'itPll. and Torn lXtDll'ui Dark Hntrlll. Q Hllft I1 llll i iid! Q 32 11-Harquetan T111' 1X12LI'I1lll'12LI1 1111-1111s ll y1'11.1' 111' w111'k 1'111' 1111- st111'1' 111111 1111111 111111 1111111 11 :11111 is 11 y11z11' 111' 11f11 1111' 11111 H11lll1l'I11S 111111 1iLK'll11y 111111 II12l1il' 1111 1111- 1111111 s1'1111111. l'11f1111'11s 111' 1111111110 111111 0Vi'I111S 111' 111111 your 111111111 I1l'2Ll'1y 1-V1-1'y 1111111-, 111111 2111 1111111'1-1-11111111111-11 11n1111111t 111' 1-1111y 1-1111-1111111-s 11111111 t1111s11 111-1111111 111111 11V1111ts . . . 1Hl1:11111111g12 T. Ii111'11sk1, T. 1'111k1'1'l1111, P. C'111'111'1l1, 1NI1'. T011 l51'111111'y, I . I.11w1'l1y11 1511111113: li. l z1v11l:1, li. 11111111 . . . M111-11 11'111'k 1,51111s 111111 111111 1Jll1J11S1l1Ilg 111' QL y11z11'111111k, s1f111v1111111s 111 111' 111111111, 11i1't111'0s 1111 1111 111111111, 1':111111111s 111 1111 111'1111111'1'11, 1'1111y 111 1111 11'1'1t.1.1111 211111 1'11-w1'1tt1111, 131111 111111 staff was willing 111 give its host 111 11111111' 111 111'1111111'11 il 11111-111111-11 11111111. 1C1'c1'y night, the st111'f m1-m11111's 111111 111 1111111 1111111's, 111111111' M11 T1-11 151'1111111y's 11111-1-111111, g1j1v111g s11m1: s11m1110111r11 111' 111'11111' t11 11 n1cz1111ng11ess jumble 111' 1111'11111'11s 111111 w1'111--1111s . . . MR. T1-111 11R.XlJl1EY - FH,C'll11y M111111rz1t111' PAT C111'111111.1, -- .'Xss111'111to 1C111t,11r Rrss 1N11'T11 - Ass111'1:1111 1'1111t11r 14111 F.1v11,l,.x f Sports 14111111111 v ' Thr stall' down at tht' Yakima liimlf-ry going over somv of thc' proofs. . . . l'a1t Forkrill did most. ol' thc' copy work :uid hzuidlvd :ill 4-orrvspxnulmir-0 with tho vi1ggi':1voi's :uid printers. Russ Muth lmndlvd :ill thc vommvrm-iul pliotogmpliy :uid pirturo raiptious :uid idvuti- tirzitions. All sport write-ups, Srorvs, and sport snaps wvrv talk:-li 1-urn ol' hy lCd l+':1villu. Without, tho pl1ot,ogrz1pl10rs, Tom PlI1kGl'i,0I1 and 'l'r-rry Korn-ski. und thc' long hours :ity work in the dzlrk room hy thvso two, thc yearbook would ho pin-turvlvss. lizuuly Poulin :uid hurry Sli-liilmln-11 w'vr1- rm-spoiisilmlv for tho senior pictures. These are the mm that are rvsponsihlv for your yourhook. Wo hopm- that thvir lougg hours ol' pziinstukiugr, c-ttorts will give you zz book to oujoy und ho proud ot' during tho iuauiy yours to romr. With this writtvu :uid pirtu1'zLl rvrord ol' thv yi-zu' BI:1i'q11vttox'ra mm point with pride- to tho yn-airhook of thc school, The NI2l,I'!1ll0f2Hl. Somv of tho stall vdiling :mic-los :md pivtiirvs :mtl putting thc-in iu lhvir rc-spvvtivv plum-vs in the- lxl1ll'lllll'ltlIl. 3 Q6 'N C ,rr x Two scenes taken from the Glee Club's comedy opera, HCleopatra'l. Glen Iuh Undoubtedly one of the hardest working and highest spirited groups in the school is the twenty-five voice Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. VValter Leedale, SJ. . .. . . . Their hard work in the musical lield has helped greatly to spread the fame of Mar- quette High School throughout the city, Yakima V alley, and the central part of the state . . . Mr. Leedale going over the score of Clcopatral' with the Glee Club officers, Rogc Lizotte, Frank Vetsch, Vally Schumacher, and Johnny Bernard. ! 'N Q 4 5 W Mk X ' E2:A- L I N w rx pf! M 4 , be 21st Qnnual . .. ...Q I UI'If UN A IIEA 'l'll - was lliI'0t'll'll by Mr. Tvtl Bmdle-y and was pI'PS0lll0il by tlw Frvshnivn Class. It was :L dru- niatir'-fantasy. Tlu'vv l'Ulltlt'IllIl0tl nu-n hanging from a gibbe-t must, await, Pn- tranve into vtc-rnity until thvii' fourth voinpzmioii in vrimv, a young lad whom thvy dearly love-rl, to rt-turn and div and llltxll this Four on a Ili-:mth voulcl go . . . Vast: L. Bvrglmtt', Mr. Toll lirzullvy, J. lJt'lAl.tl0y, J. llofinvistr-r, li. ISm11i11g:ii't11oi' LIFE UF PERE M:tHQIf'E7'7'E -- was vlxose-n by thv SUDllUIIl0I'0 Class and was writtc-n by tht- studvnts thvni- svlvvs. It was an 0Xt'Pllf'Ilf- portmyzml nt' llu-lift-oflfatlis-1' lXI21I't1l1t'll0l-ll0 fzunous 0XplllI'0I'-pI'l0Sl. It is hv ziftvi' whmn tlu- svhuol is Iliilllixtl. Mr. Hoym- dirvvtvml the Snphulnorvs. Cust: P. C'oc'krill, T. liorvski, M. llvf- frun, F. Iialloiwttv, li. Imwis, Mr. Royvv. lt. Mutll, J. Millvr RE'l'E,VOE-was prvsvntvd by tlu- Juniors in tlwir bid to win tlxv top-spot in the 0VOIliIlglSOIll0TltLlllll1PIll-. Tha- plut. was about zz man who tu gc-t wvviigs- on an olrl vnvmy, forcefully kvpt. him in :L lmrlmr shop until hv Inissod his train and volxse-qiivrltly lost, ri gil-at. sum of nionvy. The- play was flilwwtvcl by Mr. Hayvs. Fast: li. Sullivan, N. C'm'lsun, tl. Bvnuit, Mr. llaiyvs. P. Poulin ... arquette i W I X - X . -xt i 'Q I .2 -5 ' 33' M .. I W I I ,-lI lr'.'lIIJ Ulf' Tlllf 11.1 Iflx' -V was t pl-tv wlnvln mm tirs 1 t plu-nt llllw it ll It wats lll't'Stxlllt'tl lwv tlw S4-nim' Vlztss unclvr tltv guitlt-ilu ol I 1 UI1 us Its plot vuilsistvt l nl tllrw Illt'll mlm in it 4' rmlvnim-al tn tln lux' vw t'lIIltlll. Two nltllf'llivll,:lll:1I'IllVf lpt'1lI1pllutllux lhngt-r lit-s1x1:u':tis, :xml :t gatnptcl pm tn-'tw-tl ln' I'lI't'4l lm in tlwir t'l'llIlt'S, lint tlw ll1ll'tl, at Irv gtultx ul Nlvxiruui play:-sl Ivy l.:u'ry Nlt-Iiilnlwn ix ls in lItM't'Ill. 'Flu' vlmplin ul' tlit- prison was plziyvcl Ivy Hula llllllm. In :ultlltltm to winning t ln- 4-twvtc-rl IIINI pl.u4 on NI it qua-ttv Night, this play took svwnltl plum' ill ilu' tlrztmutit' ll-stivztl in Iltily Xnnivs .'xt'1ltlt'IIlj' in Spulazuu In IIIIS wnitvst wlwrv niamy Xmtluwt-st svlirmls Wt'l't' vnllipt-tillglj, lfwtl lfolv won :1 gtmltl im-tlnl lln' luis tt lllll1Q:lllllIlX l Vast: ll. Willis, ll. llvsmztrztis. I . Sic-p, I' r. U I vztrx' ll Illlx lm, I.. Klt 'liililwll USU St't'lIt'S 'l'lw 1-lmpllll Hllll tlu- mm- tl:-mnwl nwn. 1 X lil? ill Eb 2113? ff fn s H l ' 2 S 'P N I C I sf- 'N' V as S A Zllbufh Phase i 'I rx i 1 ' NX . . . Who, I0 'win His prize of blessedness, endurefl J the cross and made light of its shame . . . The career of great deeds begun so enthusiastically in the second phase now needed some toughening. Leadership is genuine only after it is tested N by hard- ship, by competition, by the prospect of defeat. As the perfect Leader in all events, so it was here too that Christ Our Lord showed us the way. For He too had an obstacle to overcome - His Passion. And as a supreme test of His loyalty to the glory of His Father, He faced death-even death on a cross. Perfect heroism! Where the grimness of the contest was a direct challenge to a gallant Heart . . . Here too our school year gave us an oppertunity for practice. For that was the motive, basically, of our participation in athletics - a test of our character and sportsmanship, to see whether or not we could really take it. It was a school of hard knocks, hardly worth the passing victories of the moment. What alone gave it real worth was its lesson for future athletes of Christ . 40 Mr. Hayes Pat Sweeney Mr. Tod Bradley Buck Laliissonivrc' Fr. Richard llrarllvy FII. IJIVK H1511 III.Ifl'-H Thx' l,lI'K't'ltJI' ol' tht' llt'part1114'11t of .-Xtilllvtivs for lXlill'tllll'llt' lligh Svhool is l l'. Dim-k liracllvy. l'lI'tJIl1 1944 to lil-lti, l 1'. lirarllvy a svliolastit' thc'11, was ht'atl voavli of football, l1askt't.l1all, and liasvhall. llt' guirlorl thc' foothall sqixatl to Al2ll'tlll0ll0'S first 1111clc'ft':1tt'tl and 1111tit'cl SKWLSUII. l'ltllllt'l S tlvsirs' is to got thr' Sq11i1'c'si11to all i11tt'rs1'holastic sports, :1111l Il2Ll 111':1lly to gain IllfJl'0 than tht'ir share of tht' vit-to1'is's. MII. Iff7ffK I,AISINSU.YIIUIfE -- fIIlt' Yaki111:1 Yallvy and two No1'tl11'1'r1 Division f'l1a111pio11ships havo ht't'11 tht' goals of thc' hasvhall tr'a111s coaclivtl hy Mr. lillC'li I.alSissonif'1's'. livsiclvs lX'lIlg hvatl voavh ol lmaskvtlmall and hasvhall Ztllll 2LSSlSllllll football t'oat'l1, lil1t'li is also iwllllg Atlilvtit' lIlI'txl'ltll'. lllltltxl' his ahh' :1ssista11t'm', tht' atlilvtit' prograiii ht'1's' at, lXl2Ll'C1llt'll4' has rt':1t'l1t'tl :1 Vvry high st:111rla1'tl. MH. TED Ii1iAIJI,EY -- 111 his s4'c'o11tl yuan' as hoacl hoxing c'oac'h, Mr. Toll lSrz1cllc'y, l'l2illlf'l' l51'atllt'y's Y0llllgt'I' l11'otl1c'1', has liroughti tht' Yakima Valley Boxing Cliampioiiship ho111t' to ixI2Ll'tlll0lll'. With st'vt'1'al rot 111'11i11g lt't,ti'1'111v11 hs' should do wvll again nvxt your. Mr. l31'adl4'y also fills in as t,rai111'1' and as PI'Opf'I'ly Maxiagvr of all tho sports oq11ipmc'nt. 1113. PA 7' SWEENEY f Pat Swt't'11t'y has ht't'11 lillt'lilS assistant. hut this past yt'2LI', Pat took ovvr tht' 1't'i11s of tht' football squad and in his first yvar as hvati football coat-h lJI'0llg'lll to tht' school its first NtJl'lllf'l'Il Division Football fTha111pio11sl1ip i11 Illtfllly years. Pat also is thc' coat-h of thc' haskvthall and hasvhall li sqiiatls. MH. HILL IIA YES -- Mr. Bill Hayos i11 his first yvar ot' voavliirig, lml tht' Marqiivttt' lfrosh to Uity Cliampioiisliips i11 hoth football and haskvtlmall. With this i11 miutl wt' all vxpvcti groat. things to m'o1111' of his 1-oat-hing ahilitivs. Mr- llayvs will also take' chargt' of thr' nvwly fo1'1m'rl travk toa111. YQ rw Q keg an ,MM X khfq' 40 A iff Q, I , Qllgawyifsifli Qliotl: IC. Fzivillai, Klzinagvit R.. Poulili, J. livrmml, IC. Knsvl. A. lizitzili, D. Mvrvy. T. Jzillnvr. Y. Sf'li11I11:u'livl', G. Slaiglv. J. Wilsvy, IJ. livrmml. IJ. Gzuxlzwlic-, IC. llziiglit, Mzumgvr. QINIi1lJ: T. limun. li. Sf'll0gl'UllI1ll, ll, Lizuttv. Xl. Guulvt. l . Wilton, B. Willis. D. lic-rtlimu, ll. C'n111'ti1vy. J. lflhlis, M. lirzuly, J, Pivlw, D. Yi-rlu-y, Mr. Ts-Ll limcllm-y. Trzminor. l.Tupl: Pal Sivc-mis-y, Cmivlig W. lioisvllv, J. Millvr, A. Sylmuts. R. lJK'SIll2LI'H,lS. F. Mc-r'r'y. IS. liussv. l'. Sivp, Ci, lic-noil, J. Wzzllmam W. lJvsl1zu'ma.is, J. lirzuly, liuvk liailiissmiivrw-, C'u:u'li. jfuuthall... urtbern ihisinn Bakima alley Qimflibampiuns Miliv lirzulyzmuumlriglii mul. pi:-kinglllpWViltrmzx11rlYvrlu-y's l rml Nlc'r1'y r:u'ing5 2lI'UllIlll lm-fl 4-ml. Puulin f-uttillg lIlll'I'fI'I'K'IlK'4'. 1luwn :1 Yukimai lligll lfli'lil0I'. -13 Fred Merey, haekg Roger llesiiizmiis, end: Johnny Bernzml, gnzmlg lloh Sehneicler, tziekle hh ' 5,9-us ' wil! lioh Willis, tzu-kle: Mike liracly, haek: Wally Deslmrriais, inelileg John llhlis, lmeli: The Mmqixette footlmzill tezun under the ahle guiclzmce of Put Sweeney, who hegaln his lst. year :ms head foothzill eoneh, rolled over their opponents for li wins, 2 ties, and l loss. Ollensively the te:un was led hy tho hzml running of .lohn lChlis :incl Mike lirzuly :incl the expert passing of lfrecl Wilton to his 1'ec'eive1's Gene Courtney and Hoge Desmnrziis. Un defense sueh Sl2lilW1ll'lH as Dun Yerhey, Holm Sehneicler. .lorry Brzuly, zinrl llililllly Poulin stopped the opposition. FIRST Ul l'lE,YN1lYE TEA-l.ll Line: llesiimmis, Ponlin, l5ei'n:u'ml, Siep. Jerry lirzuly. Yerhey, :xml fl0llI'llll'y Y lizwksi lihlis, Mike lirzuly. Vlillon, and llerey, mfr' 1 n,n. x--11. t'lop to Both: .lorry Brady, guard: Conf' l urtns-y, vnclg Ranny loulin, tavklc-3 Dirk wry, bark: ltlrvcl Wilton, havkg Tony lilinvr. havli: Pat Hivp. 1'vi1tv1'1 Dan Ye-rlivy, t wlilo. 44 In the lst gamv of thc' srason thv Sqnirvs lost, to a good Yakima team 32-2. In thc- lst game ot' lvaglu- play the team walloperl Nac-hos 18-0. Tho following wool: NI2LI'f1ll9ft0 was held to a tio hy Highland with the tinal score 7-7. Thr nvxt. wvvk lXI1ll'Qll0tl0 fI'0llllt'Ptl Sc-lah 33-0. After this the fighting Sqnirvs wont on to whip V10 ltllum 25-7, Wapato I0-0, and I'lll0I1Sl3lll'QQ I3-7, before being tied by strong Topponisli 20-20. ln tho final game of thc season tho Squires nippc-fl liollc-1'1ni11v H-13 to Oomplvttc tht-ir lwst svason sinr-0 1045. fllppc-rl: Miko Brady taking a handoff from Wilton gains 30 yds with the holp ofa trr-invndous hlovk hy ltlhlis on a lic-llorininv havk Cliowvrl: Thr fif'I'c'0st tavklv of thc- se-asonl Frvcl Nlvrcy hitting Rogr-rs of Highland and injuring hini for thv svason. M ' he . -15 jrusb Jfunthall... itp hampinns 3 ,111 '1 . mm... 111.1111 X1:1ss:1111, 17. 1,1z111111, 11, C'11:1p111111111111. Y. S1Il,1L11'. ID, S:1111111111y111', 11. 1C11111'1s1111, T. 11I'llll11Ilg11', 17. Rus! .1. 111 '1Ill:l1l, J. 11:111:1g11111', .I. 11111 lnss1111. K1:111:1g111'. ,. . , .. , , . . , ,.., 111. 1 1 1 1 1 Il I , 1 . 1 1 '. 1.1 'U , '.. 1 IHIIVS 11111111 N112 11111111111 11:11'11s. 1 11:11'11. 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Slmrpc-S, IS. llznzvl, IJ. lic-llvr. II. Sllj'11l'I'. Y. I,:1l m11:1ir1v, J. Wzmltmam. tlnpb: Iiuvk l,:1Hissm1ivn-. C'w:u'l1: I , x'K Sl'll. T. UI'21llIl. il. 1101111 lwy, l'. livlzxirv. Ii. liussv, NlIlIl2tgf1'I', Zgaskethall K llllI'1Il4'X with l51':1l111's In-lp 111-Ih-vis am uppulwlnfs Sl'U'illQ:2l1tf'.IlIJl. NIQXSIIX SI'Ulx If S Nl1ll'l1lll'I1t' 52 157 .m 53 50 57 57 5 I 51 .18 135 33 til 38 H0 U9 -10 145 ,Hi 58 47 Sllllllyrlilll' Svlnh Yakillm Sllnnysiniv Ilighlanul liQ'IlIl4'XYil'k ill'2HlllVi1'XY l'l'USSl'I' Iliglllilllll Svlnh Fla- Iilum 'lhppc-lxisll Nil1'llt'S Nzwlws l'mssm' f:I'll.IlllVit'NY Hvlnll llighlzuul Ula- lflum 'l'uppm-uislm f'lv lilum Tho Marquc-ttv lmaskvtlmall tram, which was ahly voaclival hy Buck l.a- lllFHOIll0I'0, coniplvtvrl a fairly good sc-ason ending up in a tie for -lth plavo with Flo lilnm and Nan-hos. Phil Bel- airo and llowiv SI1YllOI' wvrv two stand- outs during thc- svason. Both were among tho lnglivsf svorvrs in tht' Vallvy. As well as living the leading scorers thvy oxvvllocl on nlofmiso and on the havkhoarcls as clid Tom Braun and Conv fl0llI'fl10j'. Frank Vvtsc-li, who sc-orml his share of points also stood out on clofmlsv. lincl Ilazvl who ronnflod into form late- i11 thc- season, gave much 110011041 svoring strengtli and will be hack to load thc- scoring nvxt season. liz-lairv gof-s high to snarv a Vvlmm H SQ I lA IJ B.l1SKIa'7'13A Ll, 4llot.l: ll. l51'al111r'ge'l, N. Carlson, A. llatiali, T. l'h'ir-kson, li. llnvli. D. M1-rvy CTopJ2 Pat Swvvrlvy, Uoavh, F, Wilton, W. lioisvllv, BI. Goulvt. W. Nlilnor, T. liorvski. Klzmvmi im-nv f1llllI'llll'j', vm-xllvl' I'wI'2l,Illi N,l'lSl'll, giuzml Dun Slxmpvs. jl:ll2ll'1l l'l1il 151-Iuirv. fm'w:u'4l may ,awmww my M,,1f.4,,A 1? 5 A--.W . Epmk Dick Kvllvr, forwzu'1l Howie Sllyrlvr, guzlrmi Bull Ham-I, gllliifti Tom BFILIIII, l'or'w:u'm Iivlziilw' good for 2 luorv poinisf 411 Jfru13h?BaskethaII... itp bampiuns 1l301.1: M. Hzmsvs. 17. Gvfre, R. Eilvrtsen, R. G6-fre, T. Brundage, D. Rust, D. Harris 1'l'41pl: Mr. ll11y4-s, F0114-11, 12. 11ls011, 11. 112LllIIlg2i.l'1ll1'I', J. ll411111cis1411', ll. Wz1l11111111, 11. l14'1'g1141ll', J. lli1'll111111, J. 112lll2Lg'll1'l', li. S4-11141s14-i11, 111ilIl2tg0I' ,Xltl14111gl1 1ll1'y 10st 11111 l11st 4 g11111cs 111141 011414141 11141 sc11s4111 with 2L 5 211111 5 1'4-4'01'4l, still 1114- 1+'1'41s11 1'11ll117l1'11111 0114- 411 1114-11' 114-st S4-11s4111s. 111 LQLLQQIIO play, t110y 1.14141 with 'l'41ppo111s11 1411' 21141. pl114'41. T110 511215011 41114-114141 with tho 8012111 J11ml1411'41e. 111110111111 playing 2Lg2l.lIlS1f s11'4111g 4'41mp0titi4111 11141 111111811 1414114 21141 1111104-, 111 1'112l17lI1g lIigl1l111141 211111 N114'11es while losing only 141 S1'l2Lll. 111 101111110 pl11y tho 1'1l'1JSll 4141411114111 1VilSlllIlg'10Il 41-211, 'l'41pp4111isl1 38-33, 111111 I+1ll4111s11111'g 31-25. W11p11t41 111111414-41 14ll0Il1 1ll11lI' lst 1101102111 45-211. .'Xg11i11st. F1'1111kli11 1114- F1'41sl1 pl11y4111 thvir best g11n141 114114111113 tho Qll2Lli0l'S t0 3 points i11 11141 21141 112111. 11'11il4' s4:411'ing 30 101' 21 47-22 Vi4't411'y. 1viLSl11I1g140I1 w11s 11141 1111111 Vl1'14lI'I1 l141wi11g 311-311, 11111s gzg11i11i11g 11141 4'ity 4'l111mpi011s11ip. ll2ll'Y W11lt1111111 14141 1111 S1'0l'1'I'S with 1111 points 141ll4111'4-41 115' -11'l'l'y 1l01'II11'lS141'l' 111141 114111 1121lIII1- g:11'111411' 111111 117 111141 1111 points 1'4'sp414'tiv0ly. --....,,--Q in L-...J H Clint J: D. Mr-Connell, Manager: A. Roy, D. Lizotte, L. Chapclelaine, B. Tormaschy, L. Morezui Qlicljz T. Jailinvr, J. Goiser, L. Maxwell, J. Patnodv. J. Clhapdolaine, G. lirulv. H. Patnodv Q'l'0pDZ ll Vvrlivy, J. limmly, J. Millvr, L. liiol, A. Syliouls. T011 llI'll.1llf'y, C'oa4'li Waxing... akima alley bampinns Muiqiivtto has rvgziim-rl thc- Yzillciy Uliaimpicirisliip :incl again Wl'2lI'S thc- Boxing Crown. Mr. 'l'c-ml liuullvy in his 21111 your :Ls c-ozwli luis mlvvvloporl :L gl'0llf tvzmi that wvut ull the way to :Lu l1I'lflE'l'0ZLliPIl svasori and Boxing Clizmrnpicillsliip. lt was :L tvzun ol' l'2llill0l' young zmrl ilu-xp01'i011c'0cl figlitors that was molflml l0gClllK'I' with sonic! of flu- olclvi' ring-wisc' Vl'l0I'2LIlS suvh :is fl0l'l'y lirzirly, Gcraml Cllmp- clvluimi, :md Tolly .lailim-r, who was C41-Cziptiziili of the squad. . . l,2lllgl'l'0llS Dan YQ-rlic-y Spvars Rvvml of l'rossm-r with :L slrzmiglili lc-ft jzmlm. ' ' n i21 nx1' . Ei mSi3E iHiWE2mFiS?xxC?: K A PW' .-SDWN -is 'ws A' L'l'0pl: Tony Jahnvr softvns llranclvivw oppmic-lit with his f2l.Il10llS lilxllllivl. l653G:1ryl'n'11l1-, Clmwvi' right cross, li L1-n lil!'l sinks 11 lofi hook into tha' rlhs ul hw. 140: Tmiv .l:1l1111-1' ITS 51 . . . In his lst year of boxing, big Dan Vorlwy wont 11I1cl1'l'0:1t0cl in lc-:1.g11v Conipotitiml. 1,1111 Ric-l, l'o-Captzxin and lnspirzxtional Award wiunoi' Slli:l'0I'CKl l loss in 7 bouts. 'l'h0 3 l'0lllI'l1lIlg l11ft01'i111-11 ul' the .l11I1i01' c'lz1ss are Lvx Maxwell, Hob 'l'o1'mz1s1'hy, 211111 Al Sylmouts. All 3 should ll2lV0 ZL vvry SIIKTOSS' ful smisoii nvxt your with the vxpi-1'ie11c0 fl,'2llIl0il this past your . . . lyhouis, 155 Bill Pililllbllix, 155 fil'I'2iI'll Uliapflvlziiilv, 127 Dem V0 ihcx ll.W. hrrv l,4'VlllUlI1ll l2l fl CTopD: Al Roy, 133 lmx Mzmxwvll, H7 .lorry lirzuly. 175 lmm l'l1:1pmlc-lum 101 Kliutli Dun Lizntlv, H0 Jtlllllllj' 111-isw, l27 I.:u'ry lXlHI'f'Illl, 117 Hula 'l'm'nm1s1l1x ll 1 . . . Aglillll Maxwell lost out on il vlosv 1101-isioll in thc finals ol' flux tm1l'l1:m10l1t to :1 li lm ul lwvn vofc-ll flu- lwsi in the lOQl,glll6'. .lorry lJOyIH0ll2lZ lost only l in li lmuts. .Xl Roy ll IN ilu lllN vtion ol' XYlI1IllIlQQ 3 sl Illlgllll bouts by '1'KO'szu1mlz1Iliutlw lst ruuml. SllIlIlYSllll' luv ll-vls Lx-K lXlilXXYl'll'S s'lnggin,q right 525 .I1 IIN III.l4IX gvtw wi I111' '1 l'lg.fIll llIlIl1'I'l'llI, I7:111 Yl'I'Ill'X' I1111'1'1' II11- I11111111 1111 I'1'11ss111' 11111111111-111, H111 11I'lI111 I11'igI1t11st lDl'lDSIJl'1'IS I111' NI:11'111111tt1Vs I'llIlll't' i11 II111 s1111:11'111I 1-i1'1'l1- is I,111111 C'I1:111:I11I:1i111-. 111-1'I11'11tI1111'11I III'l'ilI'lI. L111111, I111si1l11s Y4'l'IIl'f'. istI1111111Iy 111itt111:111 111:11 1-1111 I111:1sI 11I'11 P.'l'I-4'l'l 11 1 11111 11I 1111 I11ss11s 111 8 Imuts tI11'1111v'I11111t II111 w1 1Q1111 WIII1 II111 11Xp1'1'i11111'1' I11- 11'-11111111 II1iQ YK 11' I11111 ,,, , ,. I I11p1I1I11111-sI11111I1II1:1x'1w111111-g:1'1--11 y1':11's :1I11':11I 111 hisImxing1':11-1-1-1'I'111'l1i111s11lI':1111l I'111'tI111s1-I11111I. ,1 , ,F - wfemxlmwxgw- X 1'x1111I11 11: I1l'Il 1111-I, .XISyI11111Is,:1111II.1'xNI.1x11'1-ll 1K111-1-Ii11g1: NIV. 'I'11I Ii1'.1.lI11','. 1'.1-1 I11 :1111I I,1'111 V11 1'1- 1I1 I.llIlt W1 1111I111111i IIIIII Xl'I'III 1', .I1'1'1'x' II1 11I1' 1hI:1111I111gfJ: IJ1111 I,1z11Il1', .XI IC11Ax'. H1-1'111'1I I'I1:111.I1-I:11111-. H1111'I'111'111:1s1'I1y. :1111I 'I'1111y .I:1I1111-1' 5-l CB0tD: B. Bernard, Manager, L. McKibben, P. Siep, R. Poulin, G. Slagle, E. Zander, H. Snyder, D. St. George, J. Wilsey, Manager. QTopl: Buck Laliissoniere, Coach, T. Sewell, N. Carlson, D. Dexter, P. Helaire, ll. Waltman, J. Waltman, J. Batali Team Mascots: Tommy and Eddie Laliissoniere, Baseball This year, the Marquette baseball team should complete a very successful season and may even win the Valley title. We have an excellent battery in Dave Dexter as pitcher and Ed Zander as catcher. These American Legion stars are backed up by Roge Desmarias and Ranny Poulin, both pitchers, and Joe Batali, catcher. In a preseason game with Yakima High, Dexter pitched no hit no run ball and struck out 6 in only 3 innings. Zander clouted 2 home runs. lX'Iarquette beat Yakima High by a score of 5 to l . . . Jerry Waltman getting a double. Dave Dexter coming into home after Phil Belairds single. Nordy Carlson laying down a lwautiful hunt, in the Yakima High pri-- scason game. home of the squad Watehing the Yakima High game Bur-k showing Hoge Desmarais and Belaire someoftlu hm I I in holding a bat in order to get that extra base hit . . . The infield is eomposed of Phil Belair on lst, Nordy Carlson on 2nd, Larry Mc-liibben as shortstop, and in the hot corner at 3rd, Jerry Waltman, thus forming a fairly good combination. The outfield is rather inexperienced but as the season progresses they should improve tremendously. With experience from this year, watch Harv Waltman, Tom Sewell, and Ilarold Snyder put in a great season next year. The B squad is made up of underelassmen. They are mostly Frosh. The sehool has dropped the Junior High program so that the Fresh can gain more experience by playing varsity ball. With a few breaks during the season the baseball team could easily bring the Valley title back to Marquette. 111 l hll Belair, lb Dave llexier, p Gene Slagle, el' llowie Snyder. rf l.ai'ry Nleliibln n Boll Hoge lJi'SlIl2tI'2l.lS, p Ranny Poulin. p l'l. Zander, e Tom Sewell, p Jerry Waltman, I1 I igafmln SEEK! f I zaaifsi i1 X Xu. 5 . fWA5i,E1 - SF-' Al' 1 i5K 1 Ulibe Squat H3002 D. Gefre, J. Morrier, M. Hanses Qhlidlz S. Pe-tvoff, Managvrg T. Evans, T. lirundage, J. Zcrr, A. Karnes, B. Austenfvlrl, V. Slaglv, L. l3vrglmiT, J Gallagher LTopD: R.. Eilvrtson, L. Valdvz, R. fll'l'I'i', B. Guerin, G. Sr-ott. J. lloflm-istvr, J. lliolmzm, D. llust., IJ. Mc-C'nnn1-ll Mr. T011 Brarll0y, Coavh lim-lzrirc and Dirk St.Gvu1'gvtv:m1 up in vzxtr-lx l'IIlc-nslmurgpluyvr Nnrmlv i'zu'lson 1-russingg lmmv plan- in Sm-lull gum altar off lst! base- . Z2illlll'F'S long triplc-. Q.-4 '37 , 58 I if Q r of , F . F L l l ...K nfl! we .af CBotJ: L. Berghoff, D. Massoth, J. Epperson, V. Slagle, C. Silbernagel, L. Schlostein, Manager. CTopD: C. Emard, D. Mercy, N. Pfau, T. Braun, F. Mercy, K. Patnode, Mr. Hayes, Coach. rank Track was renewed again at Marquette after a year layollf lfnder the direction of Mr. Ilayes, the Squire thin lads daily ran from Marquette Field to the Fairgrounds for practise in the track and field events. With only a few men turning out the Squires will have at best a fair season. Fred Mercy and Clem Emard stand out in the 100 and 220. At Highland, Marquette placed 2nd in both these events while Emard came in 3rd in the 220. Norb Pfau may develope into a fair miler with more experience. Walt Boiselle is a star with the javelin, placing 3rd at the Highland jamboree and 2nd at Selah. Frank Fitterer and Joe Miller are battling it out for the number 1 spot in the 440. Larry Herghoff, Chris Silbernagel, Dick Mercy, and Ken Patnode - getting set for the 50 yard dash. Norb Pfau, Fred Mercy, and Clem limard running the 880 i X11-11111111's of 1111- Ski 'l'1':1111 111 W11i11' Pass 111111 111 AIll11I'1l'iLl1 liivvr' 9 R 1 in g T110 111111'ly 1'111'm1111 Ski P11111 1'11i1'1111 1111i11- 111111 1'111' 1111-n1s11lv11s 1l1is y11111'. 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Anil :ls this illlllllill gurls to prvss Kl21I't1ll0llf'lS l'4Xll0y Fats :iw haittliug with Yzlkimai illlll SllI1Ilj'SlllK' fm' thv lc-zigiw lc-aiclviwllip in thc sr-r-mul halt. Don Woods, Squirc- Fzlptuixl. lvzuxls his tvami with at high svrivs ol' 5913, l'l4l Zaimlm' holmls thv high siuglc- ganna- with ai 228, :tml C'hz1i'lic- xll'lSf'll, IJ0l'll2ll7S that most fziitllflil :incl vuiisistairit mmnhm' ol' the squzul c-:limi up with tl 212. ,XII thc m.1tc-luis wc-rv hvlil :lt T1 appz-I1 ish. n Womls wzitvhing thv pins vk Yu11l'Issc-11, C'l1:1rliv Vvt sc 1132 T. l'lV1l,llS. li. 410110, I . llr1s011- 111, L. S0l1lus10i11. J. Z1-1'1', IJ. ll:11'1'is, 1113: I.. lu1'11uw, il. lXlllI'Dllj', J. 1k01'io11, li. C1114-1'i11. ll, Wl1it1l0, G. lllIlll'j'l'l'. J. lXlUSK'I' 131 IC. llzxigln l'l'up1: li. lll'I'Il1LI'4l, 'l'. li4ll'1'S IC. l :1vill:1 Managers . .. ingsihers This p:1g0 is cl0vot01l to l1ll0SP who wo1'k l1z11'ml llllll 1110 110v01' lill0WI1. 'l'l10y 21.10 ll10 lXl:111:1g01's :1114l lli11gsi4l01's lll1ll0l' tl10i1' lXl0il0l'2ll10l', Mr. T011 lSl'lLllll'Y. Win 01' los0, tl10 II12l.ll2l.gLl'l'S I'2ll'0lY l'0K'l'lV0 :my 01'01lit. 'l'l10s0 2ll'l' lllll 111011 who llilllll out t0w0ls, who l1:1V0 lllll 1l11il'o1'111s 0101111011 11.1111 1'0z11ly, :xml l1z1V0 to vzxrry lllll 0q11ip111011t 21111111111 Wll0I'PV0l' H10 1011111 gm-s. Alltblllill' QVUIIIJ of lmoys who g0t VOI'y little p1'11is0 but lots of work is H10 lli11gsiml01's Club. .X 110w o1'gz1.11iz:1fio11, 0o111pos0cl of l'll'l'Sllml'Il, wl1i0l1 tz1k0s 0:11'0 of H10 ring, H10 l'll2l1lI'S :1111l l1l0:10l101's, :1111l:1ll tl10 otl101' p1'ol1l0111s lll sT:1g1i11g il I1111110 boxing IT12llI'll. , . . 1-0i1'0. J. lD0l,:1110y, J. Bl'llZ, IJ. flllllllilll lt, L. lgQ'I'Q1llUll', B. l5z111111g:11'I1101', D, flinlli IJ. Al1'fl0Ill!l'll. J. Wilsr 1 li. l511ss0. J. 'llllUl.lll, J. Nllllll E Q, 1 i l 5 l i 1 ! U z n 1 E i 2 K v I 5 s 5 n 1 X n n 1 X 1 ' iiihiflfll Z ' XI . ... !'v'xiK40'i3!KXKtA'T2Y- IRQ f 1 Q 5 S 2 9 - 4 Q I' s 9 o -ff' A I 5 HMS .. jfuur ij 191351 e 95? ., RUP N ' N I X 1 1 9 N U. . . Jesus, Who nou' sits at the righthaml of lhc throne of Godf' e St. Paul The fourth and last phase of all has come already. A year of education nears its completion, and with St. Ignatius we watch the grand finale in the earthly life of Our Lord. By a life and death of absolute perfection, Christ merits for His Man- hood the fulness of the glory of His Father. And so He enters into the eternal Commencement of His Kingdom. There He awaits us, our Leader, till the ranks are filled by His graduates from the training period of earth . . . That is the last - and lifelong - lesson of our school year. We pass in review - Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Graduating Seniors, - all of us one step further on the way. With grateful memories and joyful expectations, we will learn to live this most important part of our education - as we face a future that begins with each tomorrow, and will not end but in the eternal commencement of the only true life! 111 ROOM 3 11C11LSS11f111'0I'S11f M. KIPITY, T. 11l'llIl112l.g0. J. 11111I11g110r, B. 11ill1II1g11I'1I11'I'. 11511112 11. 1,1l1Il01111. I.. C'1111111101:11110, NI. 112LllSOS, J. N11JI'l'11'l', T. 1111111112 if 1i11110s1111, 11, K21ll1ZI1l2lIl, 17. 1,2LIl11'1S. 11. AllS11'I1f0111, J. Z01'1', IJ. 11111'r1s, R. 150111112 IJ, 1111111112 1T1111J: Y. S121g11', D. M11ss11111. 13. 1111s1. J. 1'111k01'11111, 11. 11101, A, 1i2U'Il1'S, 11. SU1111, 11. J1111111, 11. 'l'11r111111', 11. 111-1'g11111'1', 11. S2iIl11llll'yl'I', J. 1101'll1l'1S11'l'. 11. 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Ioilsi ilu! llH.j'l'S,ix -1 - The Qupbnmures This yv:n s Soplmniorc' c-lass was up :incl cunning :ill yi-nr. . . IH-4-fl Wiltnn :inml livnjy li1'l'llIll'4lA lc-cl thvm on tho gridiron . . . M Roy haul his slinrc- of wins for thx- boxing tvznn . . . lfhl Z2lllllK'l' :nnl Divk St. Clvnrgv wc-rc' stars on tho lmnsvlmll mliznnnnml . . . Divk Dim-lzvii, Nil l :1Vill:1, :nnl Pnl C'nc'ki'ill I haul tho highvsl svliolzistic' stzuicling .... Iini lflppvrsmi nnml Ims I onlin n'0i'v in clxxirgv nl' thx' c'ii'c'nlz1- tion clvpzwfinviit for the Mzu'c'lzn'inn . . . Russ Klnth, For-ki'ill, and l z1x'ill:l. livxulm-cl lhc- xlilftllllllilll stnli' . . . 'l'c-rry Kcnwiski, Iflcl Ilnight, nnil Jini Wilsr-y wvrv ol' L3QI'l'2ll zlssislziiivv tn Nlr. 'IR-il Iimullvy :ms l,l'0DPI'lj' iXl2i1l1Il1g.f0I'S . . . 'l'h0 Ulm' C'lnlm was gin-:itly livllwrl hy thc' Suplioiiiows, Ili-nnis lh-rtlnm, .'XI'ITl2LlNllIl0 lintuli, Huh Iicwis, :ind Iluvv Dittc-1' RUUM I lC'l:issUfIi1-1-rsl: li. Sl. Ch-1ni'g1'. l'. l'1wki'ill. lf. l :1vill:l. lf. llziighl lliull: l . liilllllllilllv, I.. Iiizuttv. ll. Wisv, IJ. Dittvr. .X. Huy, J. l'lppvrsmi. ll. Slnvin, li. llivtzvn, J. Wilsl-lv, XI llvlTrmi, I . Wilton 1 - v1 1- 1 'A r1 Y -V1 1 l'l'upl: R. IDUVIIIU. H. Ninth. R.Sis-k:nvit1-h. R. XX lIlIll'l'. Xl. Nlilnnr, l. lzi'n'ksni1. 11. lxlingc-lv, I. lxuiw-ski, l, hrm IJ. livrthmi, A. linlzili, I. llii-Iinnn, NIV. lit ryvv. iXI1llll'l'il.llll' l'l'opl: S. lizmlis, J. llzilali. ll. lg02l,ll4lI'Y, fl. livnoil, W. Boisvllv, M. Brady, T. Braun lllliflli N. C'zn'lson. J. C'zn'lwi'ig1l1t, J. Collins, W. lD4'Sl1?lI'Il2LlS. L. Dvvinv, D. Dvxtvr, J. lihlis llioll: ll. l ilt0i'4-i', lf. l iltvi'v1', S. l orti0i', J. Foy. X. Gzniimlvl-lv, ll. flllllilfllitlllll, M. Gonlvt The lll1lUI'5 'l'hv Juniors provvcl to lx- strong 1'0Ill10IlIl0l'S in every iiolml ol' viiclvzwoi' this year. . .Johnny l lilis. Miko limfly, :mil Wally lJOSll2ll'Il1llH worm- OlllSfilIlIllllgl,' on thc' footilmll Olvvvn . . . .lorry Walt- ni in was thc- only llirvv sport lvttc-rimui in the sc-hool this year . . . Burl Hazel and Tom lirzuin lml tlw Juniors on Thr- mziplv court . . . Norton C':u'lson lwvzunv fhv nvw editor of the lVI2Ll'0l2LI'l0I1 . . x Nlzixwc-ll wont :ill thc- way to tho finals for tho boxing squzull . . . Pat l'oulin and Iflvorott Sullivan sl irrvrl on Alill'Cllll'lll' Night . . . JUNIOR. FLASH 0l 1 IUI'IliS: fliotli ll. Snyrlvr. M. Brzuly, S. Forlivr, J. H4-llmling CTopl: Y. lizmlfoiilziiiw, IJ. Ilvx- tvr. J. lizmlali, T. Kllykvmlzill A typival Junior vlzmssromn svvilv, with Mr. Ilayvs vxpounding on somv in-alltiful linvs from Shakv- Spf-aw! 1 . . . Uutstzmcling orgzmizvrs for tho tilsw M10 Dougz, Hoiimm I x ' u I ittvrvi' . . . Tim top mvn whom it vornvs to the lmoolw M ic JI 1 Nic-rm-y . . . 'l'iw.lu11im's' big prujvvt this yvzu lx ilu i x 1 1 big SIICCOSS. f'l'op ROVVJZ A. Gmjviiai. ll. Ilnzvl, J. Ilfxiiliillg, 421111 liowiz Y. lizzlforitailw, Y. L1-nz. D. Mavkv llird Rowi: J. Millvr K. Pzitnodv W. l':itI1odv 44111 lump: Ii. snyiifii-, M. sn-gmiin, A. Sylmui 68 Luck usually runs out, then comes the reckoning! The Kangaroo Kourt was a familiar occasion but not of happy memory. The members of the HM and Squire Clubs were given the task of cor- recting the misbehaved. Big Dan Verhey's paddle quickly mended the ways of the out of line and diligently kept the students on the straight and narrow. There is an event that comes at the beginning of every year for the poor little Freshmen. lt is Frosh Initiation and the time for contests and games. It is also time for the yearlings to wash upper- elassmen's ears, shine their shoes, and preform many other little jobs for the Seniors' convenience. l7on't worry, Frosh, you will get your turn in a few years. 5 r 69 WY' haul :L grvzlt footlmll svzison. Tho Nl2lI'CllI0l'l0 Squirvs wwf- 4-hzimpions. This sum-cvss was mluv not only to tho coach and tc-um, but also to tho stuclont hocly who supportc-ml tho twin by vlivwiiig them on to victory. It was thc c'li0o1'lc-zulws, lion Fvistvi' and ll0l'Ill0 fllllllkllllll, with thv hi-lp ol' tho Ac'zulemy's Pop Club that kc-pt thc- K'll0Pl'lIlg sf-vtion always vntliusizistic' in the-ir 0110011l'2l.gOII1l'Ill of the squad. I . i This picture could have boon taken any time in the day from curly morning until late at night and almost :my day in the year. There seems to lov :L por- potual game of hunch going on whether the boys playing are seniors or frosh, whether thvy are athletes or not. This is by fur tho most Common, most familiar scene' out on tho lmlzwk- top of Mzilwuivttv. T0 Seniors Q0lli0l' f'lIlSt-I Uflim-rs: :lwrt Willis Yillixlllilll' Vis S1l.lllllIl'l2lll X:1l:ul1c'l1n'1:m QS1-1111-dl: D. YQ-rlwy, li. Sl'Illl0illl'I'. Y. 5l'llllIl12U'Ill'I', L. All'liiI1l7I'll, mul J. 151-rnaml. Sf1lIlKHllg.U1F. :Xl0I'1'j'. I . Yvlsvh. :uni J. f:il'Sl'l' james L. Agopsowicz Classical Nlarclarion 5,4 Glee Club 5.4 Marquette Night l,5 Prom Committee 5 M Club 5,4 Bowling 5,4 Ski Club 4 Manager 1,2 Phillip A. Belaire General Class Ollicer 2 Soclalitv 2,5 Glee Club 2 Marqllette Night 2 M Club 5,4 Basketball 2,5,4 Baseball 2,5,4 Manager 2 Jerome C. Brady Classical Student Council 4 Class Oflicer l Squire Club 4 Marquette Night 5 Prom Committee 5 M Club 2,5,4 Football 2.5.4 Boxing 2,5,4 Track 2 lntramural Sports l,2 Robert I. Busse Classical Soclality 2,5,4 Dramatics 4 Marquette Night 5,4 M Club 2,5,4 Football 4 Ski Club 4 lntramural Sports 5 Manager l,2,5,4 Bernard F. Chinaurd Generlll Class Ollicer 2 Class Marshall 2 Soclality 1.2 Marquette Night l,2,5 Prom Committee 5 Yell King 4 lntramural Sports 2,5 Clayton L. Beaulaurier Scientific Stuclent Council 4 Lwilllrlfjc Club lVlarclarion 2. 5 Glee Club 5, 4 Quartet 5.4 lflocution 2 Nlarquette Night 2, 5 Prom Committee 5 John W. Bernard Scientific Stuxlent Council 5 Class Officer 2 Soclality 5,4 Squire Club 2,3,4 Clee Club 2.5.4 Quartet 5,4 Mt, Club 2,5,4 Football 2,4 Ski Club 4 Gary A. Brule Scientific Marclarion 5 Nl Club 4 Boxing l,2,5,4 Bowling 4 lntramural Sports 2,5 Gerard E. Chapdelaine Classical Soclality l,2,5,4 Knights ofthe Altar l,2,5,4 Squire Club 4 Marquette Night 5 M Club 2,5,4 Boxing 2.5,4 Baseball l lntramural Sports l,2,5 Kenneth E . Courtney Scientific Soclality 4 Squire Club 2,5.4 Dramatics 1,2 Marquette Night l.5 M Club 2.5.4 Football l,2,5,4 Basketball l,2,5,4 lntramural Sports l.2 Ralph I. Critchley General Soclality 2 Dramatics l,2 Nlarquette Night l Intramural Sports 5 Morris I. Desgrosellier Scientific Nlarquette Night 2,5 Football l Baseball 1 'llrack 2 lntramural Sports l,2,5 Robert Doerner Scientific Marquette's first Exchange Student from Germany. Sorlality 4 Ski Club 4 lntramural Sports 4 Emil R. Dufault cjiellcrill Class Officer 2 Squire Club 4 Marquetan 2 Marclarion 4 Glee Club l lVlarquette Night l lntramural Sports 2 Valentine A. Fischer Classical Class Officer l,2,5 Soclality 2 Squire Club 4 lntramural Sports 2,5 Raymond P. Cyr Scientific Class Officer l,2 Soclality l Marclarion 5,4 'lirack 2 lntramural Sports l,2 oger A. Desmarais Classical Student Council 2,5,4 Class Olnficer 2,5,4 Class Marshall 2,5 Marloc Club 5,4 Squire Club 2,5,4 Glee Club 4 Elocution l,24 Dramatics l,2,5 Marquette Night 2,3,4 M Club 2,5,4 Football l,2,3,4 Baseball 2,5,4 james D. Downs Class Oflicer l Glee Club 2 Marquette Night 2,5 Basketball 2,5 Baseball l Track 2 lntramural Sports l.2. Manager l Ronald G. Feaster General fliransfier from Xvapa Bowling 4 Ski Club 4 lntramural Sports 4 Yell King 4 Fredrick A. Foy Classical Sodality 4 K. of' Altar l,2,3,4 Marclarion 4 Dramatics 4 Marquette Night l,4 Football l Intramural Sports 2 Manager l t ohn T. Gieser Scientific Student Council 2 Class Officer 2,5,4 Squire Club 2,.'5,4 NI Club 2.3,4 Boxing 2,4 Bowling 4 Intramural Sports 2,3 Anthony Iahner Scientific Stuclent Council 4 Class Officer I,5 Squire Club 4 Marquette Night 3 M Club 2,3,4 Football I,2,5,4 Boxing 2,5,4 Intramural Sports I Thomas F. Lennartz General Marquette Night l PIU Club 2.3,4 Football I Boxing 2,3 Baseball I Intramural Sports 2 Roger Lizotte Scientific Class Officer l,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Quartet 2,3,4 Dramatics 4 Marquette Night I Prom Committee 5 M Club 2,3,4 Football I,2,5,4 Intramural Sports l,2 Lester Markel General Soclality I Marclarion I Marquette Night 5 Intramural Sports l,2 Amandus M. Ihli General K. ot' Altar l,5,4 Marquette Night I,5 Prom Committee 3 Football I Basketball l,2 'liennis 2,5 Intramural Sports l,2, Richard L. Keller Classical Soclality I,2,5.4 K. of Altar I,2,3.4 Squire Club 2,S,4 Marquette Night l,3 ANI Club 5,4 Baslietball l,2,5,4 Baseball I Intramural Sports l,2, Lawrence L. Lenz Scientific Soclality 2 Marquette Night 2 Intramural Sports 3,4 Manager l,2 Fredrick W. Llewellyn Scientitie Soclality 2 Marquetan 4 Marclarion I Intramural Sports I Lawrence I. Mcliibbeix Scientitie Stuzlent Council 2.3.4 Class Oflicer 2,3,4 Sonlality 2,3,4 Marloc Club 4 Dramatics 2.3,-4 Nlarquette Night 2.3.4 HIVIH Club 3.4 Baseball 3.4 Intramural Sports 2.3,-1 Frederick O. Mercy Scientific Class Otiicer 2,4 Marloc Club 4 Marquette Night 2 M Club 2,4 Football l,2,5,4 Basketball 2 Ski Club 4 Track 2,4 Intramural Sports 1,2 Lawrence W. Moser General Class Officer l Marquette Night I Glee Club 2 Football l Basketball 1,2 Intramural Sports l,2,5 Iames P. Peterson General Sodality 1 Marquette Night 1,2 Bowling 2 Intramural Sports l,2,5 Thomas 1. Pinkerton Scientific Marloc Club 2 Marquetan 2,5,4 Marclarion 2,5,4 Marquette Night 1,5 David F. Riel Classical Prom Committee 5 Basketball 2 Track 2 Intramural Sports 1,2,5,4 Lawrence V. Moreau General Dramatics 5,4 Marquette Night 1 M Club 5,4 Football l Boxing 5,4 Intramural Sports 5,4 William P. Patnode General Sodality l Marquette Night 2 Dramatics l M Club 4 Boxing 1,4 Intramural Sports 2 joseph A. Piche Classcial Class Ollicer 1 Soclality 2,5,4 MU Club 2,5,4 Football 2,4 Baseball 1 Ski Club 4 Intramural Sports l,2,3 Manager 2 Randall L. Poulin Scientific Student Council 5 Class Officer 2.5.4 Squire Club 2,5,4 Marquetan 4 Marquette Night 2,3,4 M Club 5,4 Football l,2.5,4 Basketball 1 Baseball l,2,5,4 Intramural Sports 1,2 Leonard F. Riel l General Sodality l,2.5,4 Dramatics 2 Marquette Night 2 M Club 5,4 Football 1 Boxing 2,5,4 Intramural Sports 1,2 Raymond E. Sanderson Scientific Dramatics l Mzurquette Night 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Baseball l lntramural Sports 1,3 Kenneth G. Schroeder Scientific S uire Club 4 Gflee Club 4 guartet 4 ramatics l Marquette Night 2 'llrack 2 Ski Club 4 lntramural Sports 2,3 Donald K. Sharpes Scientific Student Council 4 Marloc Club 3.4 Squire Club 4 Nlarquetan 1,2 Marclarion l,2,3,4 M Club 4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Patrick E. Siep Classical Class Marshall 4 Mzirloc Club 4 Squire Club 4 Mzirclarioli 3,4 Dramatics 4 Marquette Night 2,3,4 M Club 3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Baseball l Ski Club 4 ohn F. St. Hilaire Classical Sodality 3,4 Dramatics 1 Marquette Night 2 lntramural Sports 2,3 Robert Schnieder General Class Officer 4 Dramatics l Marquette Night 1,2 Prom Committee 3 M Club 3,4 Football 3,4 Track 2 lntramural Sports 4 Valentine Schumacher Scientific Student Body Officer 3 Student Council 3,4 Class Officer 2,4 Squire Club 2.3.4 Glee Club 4 Club l,2.3,4 Football l.2,4 Boxing 1,2 Ski Club 4 Lawrence E. Shields Scientific Student Council 4 Sodality 3 Squire Club 4 Prom Committee 3 lntramural Sports 3 Howard A. Snyder Scientific Class Officer l,3,4 Squire Club 2,3,4 Elocution 4 Mzirquette Night 2 Nl Club 3,4 Basketball l,2.3,4 Baseball 1 lntramural Sports l,2,3,4 Theodore St. Hilaire Classical Sodality 3,4 Dramatics 2 Marquette Night 1 lntramural Sports l,2,3 Stephen Urlacher General Class Officer I Soclality I Marquette Night 2 Intramural Sports 2,5,4 Charles E. Vetsch General Class Officer 2 MU Club 4 Football l,2,5,4 Baseball I Bowling 4 Track 2 Intramural Sports 2,5,4 Charles O. VonEssen Scientific Class Grand Marshall Marclarion 5,4 Marquette Night 4 Football l Basketball I Track 2 Intramural Sports 5,4 Robert Willis Classical Student Body Officer 4 Student Council l,2,5 Class Officer l,2,5 Squire Club 2,5,4 Glee Club 4 Dramatics l,2,5,4 Marquette Night 5,4 Prom Committee 5 M Club 4 Football l,2,5,4 Intramural Sports 2,5,4 Daniel A. Verhey General Class Officer 2,5,4 Marquette Night 1,2 M Club 2,5,4 Football l,2,5,4 Boxing 4 Baseball l Track 2 Intramural Sports 1,2 Francis I . Vetsch Scientific Student Council 4 Class Officer 1,4 K. of Altar l,2,5 Squire Club 5,4 Glee Club 5,4 Quartet 5,4 Marclarion 5,4 Marquette Night 2,5 M Club 2,5,4 Basketball l,2,5,4 Intramural Sports l,2,5,4 Francis E. Wanner General Soclality I Dramatics 1,2 Marquette Night 1,2 Intramural Sports l,2,5 Donald P. Woods General Glee Club 2,5,4 Marquette Night I Leo I . Ziegan General Soclality l Marquette Night 4 Baseball l Intramural Sports l,2,5 Nlanager l Bowling 2,5,4 Intramural Sports l 2 5 1 11111-0 1111 are Zlgilill but 11118111111 LS 11111 11s11.11 N1-111-s11111111g 1 1181111 Nl 1111111 11 IX 11111111 1 Tl 1111111 1'1z1ss1-s 111111 inside 11'it11 1111 books C omp.1111o11s III p1.11 1o111p 111111111 111 1111111 11111 111111 111' IIIIIN1 N 11 goo11-111111. IC2lC'11 of us must 111111 go 1llN o11n 1111.1 S 1m11 of IIN 11111 1111 11111-Nts 11111615 1 111111 IH 1111 1-P11111 g1'o11'0rs, but we 11111 L11 1017101111191 0111 11111 1llg1l 111111111 1111-1111s111ps 11111 I11 1111 1 1111111 ll Nlflll' 111111 o1'1'z1sio11s 111:11 11'11 s11.111111 11111011111 1Sea1te111 : Vz111ey Fischer 111111 Ierry Brady fstillllhllgjl Morrie Desgros- sellier. B011 Doerner. F1'e11 1,1ewe11y11, 1 re11 Nlercy, B011 Busse, 111111 Larry I.6I1Z. 78 Zaaccalaureate Mass The great climax of the school year e and for the seniors, the end of their high school careers - is Graduation Day. Yet this climax of Graduation is really a double event, and sometimes A as it it was this year f held on two successive days, Sunday and Monday, May 31st and June lst . . . The Graduates of Marquette High School and St. Joseph's Academy . . . For the first event, every bit as important as the final evening of speeches and diplomas and gold medals, is the Baccalaureate Mass. lt is our solemn 'tthank youu to God forthe blessings begged of the Holy Ghost at the beginning, and lavished by Him so generously all through the year - and years. E The Bacealaureate'l is a venerable title dating from the great medieval universities. lt means the Bachelorship'l, the first degree of completed scholarship, by which the graduate is entitled to pursue the further degrees of Masta and Docto1 '. By anticipation we use the term in high school, for in a certain real sense our four years of high school education form the first, and indispensable, unit of our learning for life . . . 79 bunhuy, iliilap 31st . . . Wlwtlivi' wc- go on to vollcgv or not, wo finish zz part of our livvs A :uid wc- lc-:Lvv bi-himl 1 Alma Maxim' an part of our liourts 1 when, with Goml's blvssing, wc' 0Ilt0l' into tho lizu'1':Llzu1 iv of our flltllll' lives. 5'--., waning, 80 The best pep-rally of the year was Fr. O'Leary's musical hit, Squire's Inn lnvadedn. This pep-rally, a little more than the usual, was typical of the spirit of the student body before a football or basketball game or boxing mateh. This spirit and enthusiasm we will certainly miss in the years to come. Another memory we won't forget was our famous Football Banquet down at Gasperreti's. There after the dinner we received our letters and awards, and then an evening of dancing. Many of us have finished our last year of playing in any organized sport. But with our letter M that we won in the various sports we will take and keep and treasure as a memento of our years at Marquette High School. SI NUI, la'l'lf.N'7'S UI I.'1,3J.lf15,: .X ugusl RI'LfiSII'IlIiHIl Iyilf' Rm-g1sll':1Imlx Dm' St'I1l1'llllN'!' N-lmln ISV:-vls gglllul' Vluss lN'p.fillS Ntunlvnl 1 UIIHVII W4-I4-mm' lD:ul1'4-. I mtlmll -IflIIlPNH'1'l' NI Vlulu IJHIIP1' XIII ' ' N 2, Nillillllfl .H tlulvnt Body Nlvvt- mg Hass uf thu' Iluly Spirit NfllliI't'f1llll? l'1'p lhlllv XIIIS IS, X:11'hn's 0 I:11l'lD:n'llulni:1v NI i'l11lvl,vpRullv IHS 7. Higlllllllti 7 Nlllllfi' Club lmtm- lion f,l'lUlN'I' Nluthvrs' tilllll Nlvvt ing I wully NIM-ling XIIIS 33. He-lah 0 lrush 7, xxlllllllll 0 beniur jfahurites Band ...,...... Male Singer ..... Female Sin er ..... S Song ....,... .... Comedian ..... . Automobile .... Actor ....... Actress ........ Movie ........... Radio Program .... Book ....,...,.,. Teacher ....... Soft Drink ..... Indoor Sport .......... Outdoor Sport .......... Professional Athlete ...... Collegiate Athlete ...... Public Figure ....... .........................., . . . .HUGO WINTERHALTER ..........EDDIE FISHER . . . . .ROSEMARY LILOONEY ........TELLMEWHY . . . . . . . .JERRY LEWIS ......,LASABRE . . . . . . . . . .JIMMY STEVVERT .......,....JANEWYMAN GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH . . . . . . .COULD THIS BE YOU . . . ,ILLUSTRATED CLASSICS . . . . . . .FR. CLARE HAYES ..........,.......POKER . . . ,HUNTING AND FISHING . . . . . . .MICKEY MANTLE , , . . , .JOHNNY O,BRIEN . . . . . . .PREs. EISENHOWER beninr Greats Did Most for Marquette ........ Did'MOst for the Class. Most Learned ......... I i Best Varsity Athlete .... Best Intramural Athlete Best Orator ..........,. Best Debator .......... Best Writer ......... Best Business Man .... Best Musician ..... Best Natured ...... Best Informed ..... Most Popular .... Most Versitle .... Most Modest .... Most Reliable ....... Most Handsome ..... Most Excitable .... Most Loquatious .... Best Dressed ........ Hardest Worker ..... Wittiest ,... ...... Quietest ......... Social Lion ........ Best Dancer ........ Most Entertaining .... Night Owl ........... Best Artist ......... Best Actor ............ Most Absent-Minded. . . Most Diplomatic ....... Most Likely to Succeed. Most Modern ............ Most Ar umentative g ..... Most Optimistic ....,.. Most Consistent ...., Best Singer ........... Biggest Swing Fan .... Great Lover .......... Most Unappreciated ..,. .....BOBWILLIS . . . .JERRY BRADY . . . . .BOB DOERNER ........DAN VERHEY ...........DAVERIEL . . . .ROGER DESMARAIS .........BOBWILLIs . . . . . .DON SHARPES . . . .EMIL DUFAULT ... ...RALPH IHLI . . . . .JIM PETERSON . . . .VALLY FISCHER . . . .FRED MERCY . . . .HOWIE SNYDER . . . . . . .LARRY LENZ . , . .LARRY IVIOREAU . , . .FRANK VETSCH .........LENRIEL , .......... PAT SIEP . . . . . .BERNIE CHINAURD . . . . .VALLY SCHUMACHER .,...........RAYCYR . . . . .BOB CRITCHLEY . . . .DICK KELLER . . . . . . .PHIL BELAIRE . . . .JOHNNY BERNARD .......DoN WOODs . . . .RANNY POULIN .......FREDFOY . . . . . .FRANK VETSCH . . . . .TOM PINKERTON . . . . . .FRED MERCY . . . .BOB SCHNEIDER . . . . .JIM AGOPSOWICZ .......JOE PICHE ...,....BOBBUSSE . , . . . .ROGER I,IzOTrE . . . . .KEN SCHROADER ........JoEPICHE . . . . .CLAss OF 53 . m Q ' QQ ff W5 is-sp 'V , 3.33 .A Rn W3 .1 ,aa Y I iw wsu. U 84 Qnknutnlehgements To the following for their kind assistance Marquette Mothers' Club Marquette High School for help on finances Mr. Robert I. Bradley, S.J. University of Louvain, Belgium for advise on theme Mr. William Stephens Western Engraving Co., Seattle for help on layout DeLuxe Craft Manufacturing Co. , Chicago for help on cover design Mr. John Trindle Yakima Bindery ci: Printing Co., Yakima for help in binding and printing Mr. Jack Agopsowicz Yakima Bindery Sz Printing Co., Yakima for help in typography Mr. Harold Scofield Kennel-Ellis Studio for help on pictures Classes of 1953, 1954, for help on finances 1955 and 1956 Spnnsurs Who have generously helped us produce this book Andrew' s Seed Co. Harrah, Wash. Annavee Flower Shop Hotel Chinook Barr Grocery Store 518 So. llth Ave. Benoit's Sea Foods 16 No. 4th St. Broads Book Store 22 No. 2nd. St. Cascade Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 115 So. 6th Ave. City Peerless Laundry V 201 No. lst. St. Community Hardware So. llth. Ave. and Division Dietzen's Thrifty Market No. 16th. Ave. and Summitview Dill' s Star Clothing Co. 202 East Yakima Ave. Frank' s Barbar Shop 904 No. 4th St. The Freezer 905 West Yakima Ave. D. T. Gallagher General Contractor 1511 Fairbanks Ave. Glesener's Market 1526 Fairbanks Ave. Hargraves 81 Orkney, Insurance 16 No. 2nd. Ave. Willard Hatch Photography 109 No. 5rd. St. S. O. Hawkes 81 Son, Iewelry 105 East Yakima Ave. Helen' s Rosary Nook 507 East C St. H and H Packing Co. Wallanum Road Hillcrest Pharmacy 5508 Summitview Hop Growers Supply Co. Toppenish, Wash. Kameo Flower Shop 12 So. 5rd. St. Kohls Shoe Co. 205 East Yakima Ave. Langevin Funeral Home 108 No. 2nd. St. Lee Semons 111 East Yakima Ave. Lentz Hardware Co. 224 West Yakima Ave. Liberty Savings and Loan Assoc. 52 No. 2nd. St. MacDougalls 209 East Yakima Ave. Marketeria 1014 Division Martin-Devon Paint Co. 615 West Yakima Ave. Nelson's Grocery 911 West Lennox Physicians Optical Co. 507 So. 12th. Ave. Priceless Market 415 West Walnut Rohn' s Yakima Seed Co. 605 West Yakima Ave. Rosser 81 Sutton 211 West Yakima Ave. Ruth's Cafe 502 West Yakima Ave. St. Ioseph's Rectory 212 No. 4th St. Schicktle Bros. Machinery 502 So. 2nd. St. Selah Altar Society Selah, Wash. Sunset Market Selah, Wash. Tower Barbar Shop 26 So. 2nd. St. Triangle Music Store 18 So. 2nd. St. Villaume Jewelry Store I5 So. 51-d. St. Western Outfitters 402 East Division Wilton's Shoe Store 216 East Yakima Ave. Yakima City Creamery 202 So. 5th. Ave. Yakima Heating 81 Equipment Company 102 No. 7th Ave. S. 2 Qizlw A L P W mm., Q was 1531 2 1-11 19 a tr u n 5 Who are our Friends indeed Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Agopsowicz Mrs. R. Arndt Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Batali Dr. F. J. Bauchene Dr. L. Benoit Dr. P. Benoit Mr. and Mrs. E. Berghoff Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Bilyeu Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Bischoff Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Bittner Mr. E. J. Bohart Mr. W. S. Bolger Miss E. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bradley Maj. and Mrs. W. F. Bradley Mr. John A. Bradley, S.J. Dr. J. C. Brock Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Brule Dr. H. F. Brundage Dr. F. Burrows Mr. and Mrs. J. Busse Dr. H. J. Capell Dr. C. G. Champoux Mr. and Mrs. Charbonneau Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Charron Mr. and Mrs. O. Clarke Mrs. L. O. Cockrill Mr. and Mrs. G. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Courtney Mrs. B. B. Critchley Mrs. J. R. DeLaney Mr. and Mrs. G. Desharnais Mr. and Mrs. A. Desmarais Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dietzen Dr. F. J. A. Ditter Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Draper Mrs. D. Dufault Mrs. L. Dufault Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Eilertsen Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Epperson Mrs. L. Favilla Mrs. J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. W. Gable Mr. O. Gagner Mr. and Mrs. L. Gamache Mr. P. A. Gaul Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Guerin Mr. and Mrs. C. Hanses Mr. Chuck Hanses Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Harris Mr. and Mrs. L. Hecker Mr. and Mrs. J. Hielman Mr. S. H. Huza Mrs. L. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kilmartin Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kohls Mr. and Mrs. P. Koplin Dr. B. C. Koreski Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kosel Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Kurbitz Dr. and Mrs. F. G. LaFore Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lindekugel Mr. I. Lizotte Mr. L. Markel Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Massoth Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McArthur Dr. and Mrs. A. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Makenna Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McLane Mr. J. P. Milnor Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moreau Mrs. A. L. Morrier Mr. A. R. Morrier Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Morrier Miss J. Murphy Mr. E. J. Newman Mr. and Mrs. P. Patnode Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pinkerton Father R. J. Queen Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rich Mr. and Mrs. F. Riel Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Riel Mr. R. W. Rosenkranz Mr. and Mrs. A. Sagmiller Mr. and Mrs. L. St. Hilaire Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Schwaegler Dr. and Mrs. Shefter Mr. and Mrs. V. Shelhamer Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Siep Mr. and Mrs. T. Siller Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Slagle Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Slavin Mr. A. A. Snyder Father P. A. Stecher Mr. B. Tyrell Mr. and Mrs. O. VonEssen Mr. C. VonEssen Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wanner Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. J. Zerr U ST .ln nu xry S4-luml lwgins MHS 57, fafllllll- vivw 46 MHS lmxc-rs won nvvr 'foppvllislx Frush Pop Rally MHS 54, l,l'0SS1'l' 18 MHS 51, Iligllluml -I8 Sl'lllt'SIl'l' NXZLIIIH MHS lwuxm-l's won uvvr f:l'1illlIVi1'N' SL'lll1'Stl'I' lixauns MHS 58. Sm-lah 53 Frosh 47, l r:mklin Jr. High 22 MIIS 65, Uh- lilum 67 Frush 36. Washing- tnn Jr. 30 MHS 33. 'l'0IllN'lliSll 42 MHS lwuxvrs lost tu Sunnysimlv MllS6l, Nnvln-s 62 Frosh 43, Tuppvnisll 4l MHS 38. N:u'h4-H 36 l'w1'l7I'll1ll'Y Fr, Hr:uil1-y's Lust Vows MHS box:-rs won uvvr l'ross1-r MHS 80. l'1'nss4-r 56 M:u'lu1' Ilzmr-1' NIIIS 611. Grami- vivw 45 MHS lmnxr-rs won uvvr' flI'1l,IlliYi1'XY MHS '10, Sm-lah 55 .M':ulv111y QVUFUIIZL- tion Hull 88 February MHS 46, Highland 53 Beta Cup Ski Rave MHS boxers won over Sunnyside Mardi Gras Ash Wednesday, Lent, begins MHS 46, CIO l'il111n 43 MHS 58, Toppenisb 54 Washingtorfs birth- day MHS 48, Ule I'iiHll1 47 MHS boxers won over Toppenisb Marx-h MHS boxers won over Prosser Boxers won Valley Chainpionsbip Glee Club at- Moxee Boxing To11rn:11n1-nti begins St. l'at,riek's Day Glee C'l11b presents K 7leopal11'a Quarter lflxanis Quarter Exams Triangular Traek Meet, Last, Quarter be- gins -IQ we SN ?? .F Q 5 ii Q3 H -1:13:22 .-,..-. :- , . qw , H ., ..-.:::.,,-.W 43 U: 2 in W Q? xmify : is Q 'ZSHNQ LPQMFQSHSV ,f -4 WmgS5?X?,:fF:. we vvgggfggfim- 3 fix? Q? 5, Q ., s. 1, is 1 Q He 5 sv my QW 3 freshmen Zlutugrapbs Snpbumure Qutugrapbs i .1 I H ! E E r . 5 f 1 a Senior Qutngrapbs 5,3 4'-12 . ., ,, , .. wi. .J ,,. A., .y .,,, ..,, .-.. , ., J f fe' P -. r .'-.-Q--'Wm iiamf-'-.f' :'-- . 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