Mead High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

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We have ,theslfinest students 'anyone could want. , Panthers Howl SITTING: Cecelia Austin, Margaret Freeborg. STANDING: Allyne Moore, N Kathleen Mcllvanie, Judy Poffentoth, Jack Hensley, Sandra Bennett, Frank Knott, Rosemary Dellwo. Some enterprising Seniors last fall feltrhat Mead High School was in dire need of a school paper. They discussed the possibility of including a class on Journalism in the school curriculum with Mr. Jenkins. Sixteen Seniors enrolled. Weekly editions are now published, giving school news and up-to-the minute survey. Each member of the class has had the experience of being editor and associate editor. These students learn layout, news writing, feature story writing, and interviews. The Panther's Howl was accepted well by students and we hope that our paper will be continued. SITTING: JoAnn Johnson. STANDING: Dennis Pehl, Ellen Peterson, Karen Wall, Kar Nesbeitt, Patti Swett, Cathi Castle. r Annual Staff Your annual staff worked faithfully to give you an outstanding yearbook, one that will help you recall happy memories and good friends. The staff members ineludez CATHI CASTLE - - - GARY TOMSHA - - CAROL MEADER - - SANDRA ROSS - - - DENNIS PATTERSON - - BEVERLY TRAAEN - - - - - - - - copy Editor STUART ENGSTROM - - - KATHY SCHIMANSKI LARRY CAMPBELL - - LINDA ,REYNOLDS - - RUTH REID ----- Miss MORGAN - - - - - - - Editor - Assistant Editor - - Business Manager - - - - - Treasurer - - Sales Manager Advertising VM anager - - 4 - - Activity. Editor - - '-Sports Editor - - - Art Editor - - Photographer, - - - -Advisor Editor - CATHI CASTLE Assistant Editor - GARY TOMSHA Businesslvianager - CAROL MEADER , FIRST ROW: Larry Camphell, Stuart Engstrom, Linda Reynolds, Beverly Traaen. SECOND ROW: Kathy T Schimanski, Ruth Reid, Sandra Ross, Denny Patterson. 1 f ,xv fl 'vhs' www Q 2 Wa . 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J. xM.W, W, 5 wi. .M,.,ff- Q. -- 'M , .fvwk--zusw a Sophomore Class JERRY MCKEE VIRGINIA LACKNER President Secretary H The Sophomore class got off to a :VV good start this year, with an abundance Afrl 'V of school spirit, they entered into the activities of the school. FLASH GIBSON CHERYL PAXTON BOB BATTERMAN Good luck, Sophomores, on your Sergeant-at-Arms Vice President Treasurer forthcoming year. FIRST ROW: Eudonna Davis, Nancy Hahn, Shirly Hawkins, Kathy Dellwo, Patty Crammer, Cherie Gil- bert, Sherryl Durhiem, Margaret McKown, Roberta Gaskill, Lynn Forrester, Sharon Goodwin, Lynn Dart, Oddette Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Jerry Davis, Mike Cosner, Norman DePender, Burgess Hart, Darrell Driggs, John Finch, Stuart Engstrom, Don Harding, Gary Gossett, Flash Gibson, Don Eckholm, Paul Gockley, Joe Elsom, Mrs. Iverson. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Trimborn, Cheryl Starr, Linda Simpson, Eloise Tjomsland, Lynne Sanken, Ruth Strasburg, Denice Williamson, Bev Traan, Cheryl Petty, Noncie Stewart, Bev Wall, Carolyn Warfield, Anna Koshney. SECOND ROW: Gail Tuttle, Jerry Weise, Richard Steinback, Terry Wells, Gary Wendt, Bill Turner, Bruce Wynne, Richeard Wilburn, Eric Vrem, John Wing, Benny Winkler, Richard Van Slyke, Mrs. Adams. FIRST ROW: David Bryce, Marilyn Mickelson, Jaretta Roloff, Linda Moulder, Cheryl Paxton, Theresa Puttman, Sharon Myron, Paulie Patterson, Anna Nelson, Dale Patterson. SECOND ROW: Carl Sargent, Clarence Mitcham, Donald Sprague, Jack Rock, Harvey Schuyler, Al Selzler, Steve Rolie, Dennis Kelley, Paul Kelso, Phillip Peterson, Jim McKenny, Jerry McKee, Miss Munns. FIRST ROW: LeRoy Albott, Jean Baker, Anna Boll, Carol Allen, Peggy Cerenzia, Linda Anderson, Amanda Benner, Marilyn Allison, Francis Belloty, Diane Brakefield, Patricia Bradley, Steve Carrier. SECOND ROW: Marshall Bramar, Pete Burns, Ray Bergstresser, Dan Cosner, Bob Batterman, Gary Gossett, Bruce Baldwin, Frank Berger, Don Billingsley, Eddy Carlson, Bob Christensen, Mr. Bennett. FIRST ROW: Linda Jones, Sandra Harris, Sherrie Koeliber, Virginia Jamieson, Marcia Johnson, Cheryl Miller, Sharon Lee, Virginia Lackner, Libby Morrow, Nancy Josephson, Janet Kirk, Phyllis Long, Car- leen Jansen, Sandra Cardwell. SECOND ROW: David Liljenburg, Clyde Jordan, Mike McGarvey, Tom Little, Stuart Jackson, Mike Holmberg, Dan Hensley, Robert Linder, Nick Simchuck, Pat Lauthean, Jerry Hermsmeier, Jim McAdams, Joe Kilboume, Fred Buhler, Ace Mclnturff, Miss,Morgan. i1unn7wns LARRY CAMPBELL WAYNE CHRISTENSON JERRY CLOSE Captain Seniors ei A K -U I SCOREBOARD , Mead Newport Mead Ephrata Mead Cheney Mead Moscow Mead Colville Mead Deer Park Mead Chewelah Mead West Valley TERRY SLATER ,TACK HENSLEY JOHN BROWNLOW GEORGE BAXTER Inspiration TERRY ANNIS ROW 1: Iohn Wing, Charles McMacken, Mel' Copeland, Gary Markham, Jim Buhler, Bob Batterman, Bruce Wynne, Merril Collett, Bill Bocstruck. ROW 2: Marshall Brammer, Pat Lauthean, Harvey Schuyler, Dan Hensley, Tom Little, Dennis Kohlieber, Jim McAdans, Willis Vincent. ROW 3: Mike Holmberg, Jerry McKee, Bob McBeth, Ed Carlson, Dick Wilburn, Ace Mclnturff, Bob Wilson, Mel Hat- tenburg, Fred Buhler, Flash Gibson. Football Meads' football team went into action on September 17 after being invited into the city league to make an even number of schools par- ticipating in the valley Merry-Go -Round Game. The first kickoff was West Valley kicking to Mead who held on to the ball and gave us the yardage advantage of 79 to 1 to win the first quarter. In the second quarters' action Gonzaga downed Central Valley which left the two valley schools to battle the third quarter and end- ing with West Valley ahead. , Beginning the final quarter in which Gonzaga and Mead battled for the championship with a close start for both but ending with Gon- zaga on top 12-0. The next night Mead traveled to Colville to participate in another Merry-Go-Round in which they fought long ana hard. But as the quar- ters went by and victories were won. Mead took fourth. In league competition Mead found only one equal. It went through the leagues' five games with only one loss, to Chewelah, for a tie with Deer Park, in obtaining the Northeast Washington Class A Title. During the season Mead played Ephrata who was the number 1 team in the state last year, to a 13-13 tie. Later in the season Mead ventured off into Idaho to play Moscow, a triple A school. Both schools played a hard game but Moscow won '7 -6. For the last game of the season Mead rnet West Valley on November 11 at West Valley. It was an exciting and important game with West Valley coming out on top by a score of 32 to 0. Mead finished a very happy season with a total of 5 wins and 3 losses and a tie for the league cham- pionship. MR. JAMES N. 3036 Monroe PARISH 8a SELLS FLOWER ' Homecoming Events The Senior Class presented their version of a festival occasion when they set out to make the Homecoming Week of '59 an event to re- member. On October 21, the Pep Rally was organized with a car caravan following. Friday, October 22, started out with a football game and crown- ing of Queen Margaret Freeborg and her court, Princesses Harriet Templeton and Peggy Cerenzia. This evening was highlighted with a dance where Margaret was recrowned and escorted onto the floor, for the spotlight dance, by football captain, Wayne Christenson. ' I' ff I FIRST ROW: Robert Wilson, Ellen Edwards, Paul Beck, Rosemary Dellwo Frank Knott SECOND ROW Lynda DeFeyter, Lois Keck, Karen Smith, Trudy Finley, Diane Sira, Harriet Templeton Allyne Moore Carolyn Warfeild, Nancy Hahn. THIRD ROW: Gary Markham, Bob McBeth Steve Anderson Ace Mc Inturff, Benny Winkler. School Leaders The Council, made up of home room representatives class presi dents, and student body officers, is the key supervisor of all student body activities. At weekly meetings the members discuss and program such func tions as dances, banquets or assemblies and have the all important task of preparing the next year's budget, President - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - Business Manager - - Financial Manager - - PAUL BECK - - ROBERT WILSON - - ELLEN EDWARDS - - FRANK KNOTT ROSEMARY DELLWO Cross Country For the first time in Mead High School a Cross -Country team was organized. This team was under the direction of Mr. Kvenevold with Tim Dschaak and Frank Knott as Co-Captains. The team competed with all city schools and Moses Lake. Frank Knott won the University of Washington Cross -Cormtry Invitational, and was undefeated. FIRST ROW: Michael McGarvey, Dan Farrell, Bill Turner, Peter Burns. SECOND ROW: Gail Tuttle, Frank Knott, Tim Dschaak, Bill Nichols. N 5113 Market N. 6000 Market BOWLES FURNITURE LEWIS AND REINLAND CO Carnival King and Queen LARRY CAMPBELL KATHY SCHIMANSKI Junior Class Candidates DIANE SIRIA BILL NICHLES ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER CARNIVAL T'was the day before the Carnival When all through the school hall Students were stirring to prepare For this gayla affair After hours of preparation everything was done Tomorrow night they could begin their fun. On October 2, away to the carnival they flew like a flash Ready to join in on the fun-filled bash With prizes for the best decorated stand Karen Smith's, Ring Toss won the best in the land All too soon it came to a close But not before the King and Queen were chose The Carnival Chairman, Frank Knott, shouted each candidate Now Cheryl, Now Harvey, Now Diane, Now Bill, On Larry, Carnival by name Sophomore Class CHERYL PAXTON HARVEY SCHUYLER On Kathy, to see which class is on top of the hill. The Senior Class won with Kathy and Larry reaching for fame. I heard everyone exclaim as they drove out of sight This has really been a fun-filled night. f f .ws-nomar -. i1s2tnsfi rw-- ,, t t 'six wasmnsur Thespians FIRST ROW: Sharon Lee, Frances Bellotty, Karen Stoneman, Diana Swett, Gail Weichman. SECOND ROW: Helen Cosner, Virginia Kanzler, Rosemary Dellwo, Rena Fish, JoAnne Johnson, Allyne Moore, JoAnne Ross. THIRD ROW: Gary Vauglm, Bob McBeth, Stu Engstrom. The Thespians, Troup 1777, as a late comer, competing for time with a number of well -established organizations and activities has had an uphill task getting started this year. Following the All -High Play eleven students qualified for member- ship. Officers elected are: President -------- Rosemary Dellwo Vice President - - - - Karen Stoneman Treasurer - - - ---- Diana Swett Secretary ----- - - Helen Cosner Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - Gary Vaughn Parliamentarian - - - - Frances Bellotty For that well groomed look N. 5006 Market Mead, Washington Hu. 7-7031 CHOPPY 'S BARBER SHOP TROWBRIDGE IEWELERS CAST JoAnne Ross - - Helen Cosner - - Karen 'Stonernan - - Gail Wiechman - - Janet Kuntz - - - Frances Bellotty - - Cherie Gilbert - - Sharon Lee ---- Virginia Kanzler - - Diana Swett ------- Sharon Lee, Cherie Gilbert, Frances Bellotty Pt' 9 Nine Girls - Shot-put - Jane - Mary - - Alice - Phyllis - - Freida - - - Shirley - - -Tennesse ----- Eve Glamor Puss JoAnne Ross Virginia Kanzler Janet Kuntz, Helen Cosner Girls ' League The Girls' League of Mead Senior High School includes all girls in its membership. The governing body is the Executive Council composed of t.he officers - President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, two Sergeants -at-Arms, and two Representatives from each class. Dues are 50:2 per year. The League is primarily a service organization. The junior and senior girls serve as Big Sisters to incoming girls to help them to become acquainted with other students and with the procedures of the school. The League sends cards and gifts to students and faculty when they are ill. Certain times of the year baskets of food and clothing are provided for needy families Social activities of the Girls' League are a Sadie Hawkins' Dance in the fall, the Sweet- heart-Ball in February, the Father -Daughter Banquet in March, and the Mother's Tea in May. FIRST ROW: Karen Smith, Treasurer, Jo Herman, Sergeant-at-Armsg Margaret Freeborg, President, Lois Keck, Secretary, Dianefsiria, Sergeant-at-Arms. SECOND ROW: Executive Council - Harriet Kohlie, Sharon Sprague, Sandy Ross, Virginia Kanzler, Judy Urdrian, Virginia McCane, Nancy Hahn South 5 Howard West 514 1f2 Sprague MCDONALD'S FLORIST CHRISTIAN STUDIO Debate FIRST ROW: Carolynne Warfield, Harriet Templeton, Rosemary Dellwo, Virginia Kanzler. SECOND ROW Sharon Lee, Linda Simpson, Bob McBeth, Odette Gilbert, Terry Wells. Everyone knows that our fall and winter sports program includes football, wrestling, basketball, baseball, and track. However, there is another added to the list also. This sport is Debate. In essence the debate season has no ending or beginning, but is con- tinuous throughout the year. Good argumentation is based upon fact and logic. In order to establish either of these, a debater must have a solid and current knowledge of the subject. This requires constant study and preparation. This years' resolution reads specifically: Resolved that the Federal Government of the United States Should Substantially Increase its Regulation of Labor Unions. Taking the affirmative stance, Mead was represented by Bob McBeth and Terry Wells. On the negative Harriet Templeton and Rosemary Dellwo took on all challengers. The Northwest District League of which our school is a member consists of all the city schoolsg Gonzaga Prep, Marycliff, Little Flower, all the valley schools, Cheney and Mead. At the close of each year any debator can certainly look back with pleasure at the programs he or she has made in the field of personal experience, logical thinking and concrete analyzation of material. ' FRA. The Future Farmers of America has been a very active organization, taking part in a number of contests and trips during the year. The F. F. A. made up their annual fair booth for the Spokane Interstate Fair, in which they have tests, public speaking contests, the parliamentary procedure contest, and their annual turkey raffle which they have at Thanksgiving time. FIRST ROW, David Lilyenburg, Don Harding, Richard Van Slycke, John Finch, Gail Tuttle, Mike Cosner, Hallie McGinnis. SECOND ROW, Pat Lougthin, Roger Mize, Del Ackerman, Bob McBeth, Warren Riddle, Bob White. THIRD ROW: Gary Davis, John Wing, Kay Kempe, Bruce Cowen, Eric Vrem, Dan Hensley, Jerry Hermsmiler, Larry French, Jack Rock, John Brakefield. FOURTH ROW: Jon Verrn, Mel Larkin, Bob Freetag, Bill Turner, Del Patterson. The officers of the F. F. A. are, President, Bob McBeth, Vice Presi- dent, Max Reinland, Secretary, Delbert Ackerman, Treasurer, War- ren Riddle, Reporter, Bob White, and Advisor, Mr. Anderson. placed first in the last few years. Among other activities are soil judging con- FTA. FIRST ROW: Paulie Patterson, Kathy Dellwo, Cheryl Miller, Bev Traaen, Libbie Patterson, Lois Keck, Barbara Traaen. SECOND ROW: Lynda DeFeytor, Gail Wiechman, Rena Fish, Pauline Cerenzia, Janet Kuntz, Virginia Kanzler, Judy Urdrian, Agnes Swanson, Carolynne Warfield, Cheryl Petty, Sandra Wilks. THIRD ROW: Diane Swett, Karen Stoneman, Sharon Myran, Sarah Beno, Shelagh Maurice, 'Marilyn Nickelson, Ellen Edwards. Iaretta Roloff, Harriet Templeton, Anna Nelson, JoAnna Ross. FOURTH ROW: Janet Kirk, Joan Riddle, Jean Ziegweid, Eloise Tjomsland, Libbie Morrow, Virginia Lockner. .-11 FIRST ROW: Marilyn Allison, Ann Bartleson, Judy Douglas, Karen Anderson, Ada Shafer, Sharon Larkin, Marcia Lamson, Sandra Herres. SECOND ROW: Virginia McCane, Marcia Johnson, Patty Cramer, Carol Allen, Frances Bellotty, Virginia Jamieson, Cheryl Paxton, Bev Wall, Gail Wiechman, Emily Wurster. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sprague, Nancy Hahn, Linda Moulder, Helen Cosner, Sandy Cardwell, Linda Jamieson, Diana Swett, Lynn Dart, Odette Gilbert, Marilyn Hargrave. Clyde Jordan, Helen Cosner, Ann Maher, Nancy Hahn, Sherry Kohlieber. ROW 2: Joe Elsom, Judy Brown, Diane Corture, Roberta Gaskill, Sandy Ross, Karen Smith. Ceciala. Austin, Earl Bloom, Ann Maher, Dan Hensley, Nancy Hahn Band FIRST ROW: Rod Taylor, Dan Hensley, David Lilyenburg, Cecelia Austin. SECOND ROW: Lee Cleghoren, Jerry Hermsmier, Ricky Thain, Don Ekholm Willis Vincent, Harold Shaw, Mike Cosner MR COON BAND OFFICERS Cecelia Austin Ann Maher Karen Smith Y x r Pep Band 53 f . fxlii. Nifbiiukss - FIRST ROW: Clyde Jordan, Sandy Ross, Ann Maher, Karen Smith, Roberta Gaskill. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hermsmier, Dan Hensley, Patt Swett, Earl Bloom, Iudi Poffenroth, CeCe1ia Austin, Don Ekholm. , 1... Al. Sadie Hawkins The train pulled into Dogpatch Junction at 8:00 on October 17. Arriving on the train were many fancy dressed dogpatchers. Each one portraying a role of someone they have idolized. Many awaiting the vows that would join unsuspecting couples in matri- mony, performed by Marrying Sam falias Mr. Coony. The Girls' League presented a prize for the best dressed couple who were Bill Nichols and Libby Marrow. But even the good things come to a close and every- one boarded the train which pulled out at 11:3Og but with it came the memories of a night well spent. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Diana Siria, Karen Thurner, Harriet Kohli, Sandra Wilks. King and Queen LIBBY M ARROW BILL NICHOLES Right CATHI CASTLE TIM DSCHAAK MABLE WALLMARK MR. COON MRS. STRANGE Xi-. N if I I IP 1 3 V, f. , , ' , I . , pa :J 5 0 'wmv wmv M ,N Junior Class M Bos MCBETH W 7 - GARY MARKHAM aw- , ,Q.. , KAREN THURNER ,f 4 it Q .if . l .M a L 1 ' i LYNDA DeFEYTER Q X H '.A V if 'X L ,,v. , I was t i i A CHUCK MCMACKEN C , - s Q ' The active juniors have outdone themselves in school spirit and activities this year, sponsoring the Junior-Senior Picnic and running ice cream machine daily. Supervisor of the activities was President Bob McBeth, assisted by Vice President Gary Markham, Secretary Karen Thurner, Treasurer Lynda DeFeyter, and Sergeant-at-Arms Chuck McMacken, FIRST ROW: Jane Mize, Barbara Marsonette, Shelia Nord, Kathy Rankin, Sandy Pitcher, Diane Sira, Peggi Schlanger, Sharon Larkin, Karen Larkin, Judy Severson, Charlotte Neihart, Ada Schaffer, JoAnne Ross. SECGND ROW: Hallie McGinnis, Roger Mize, Don Murphy, Terry Moore, Gary Lynch, Doug Merrifield, Phil Mulvania, Sarge McCrorey, Chuck McMacken, Gary Markham, Jim Buhler, Denny Patterson, Alan Link, George Mabee, Mrs. Strange. FIRST ROW: Linda Braman, Lynda DeFeyter, Betty Dillan, Carol Kinney, Pauline Cerenzia, Helen Cosner, Mary Burchett, Karen Carlson, Vonnie Carrier, Ann Bartleson, Karen Anderson, Georgia Col- born, Sarah Beno, Diane Couture. SECOND ROW: Alan Lake, Merrill Collett, Mel Copeland, Lee Clegh:-tn, Joe Mertes, Tom Dahlgren, Earl Bloom, John Brakefield, Gary Davis, Wayne Edgar, Bob Blair, Paul Ahrens, Bruce Arneson, Ken Barnett, Jerry Bleck, Mr. Mclnturff. FIRST ROW: Sandra Elsom, Pamela Howard, Lois Keck, Jo Herman, Harriet Kohli, Linda Jansen, Janet Kuntz, Virginia Kanzler, Jerilyn Fowler, Judy Douglas, Marcie Kempe, Mary-O Hockersmith, Rena Fish, Sherry Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Gary Lester, David LaCoste, Mickey Hargrave, Frank Lehman, Bill Nichols, Gary Lyon, Dennis Kohlieber, Dan Ferrall, Jay Larson, Loren I-Iuhta, Steve Grubb, Mel Hattenburg, Mrs. Slind. FIRST ROW: Joyce Flottman, Rose Strasburg, Linda Tipke, Judy Wilkinson, Barbara Traaen, Blanche Zuehlsdorff, Sandra Wilks, Judy Urdrian, Gail Wiechman, Karen Stonernan, Diane Swett, Karen Thur- ner, Agnes Swanson, Jean Ziegweid, Leta Wellington, Donna Kleweno. SECOND ROW: Leroy Rummer, Willis Vincent, Warren Riddle, Harold Shaw, Mont Rock, Charles Willis, Gary Vaughn, Harold Traut- man, Darrell Smith, Pete Teters, Don Rawson, Robert Wilson, Bob White, Rodney Taylor, Mrs. Wall- mark. Basketball N MEL HATTENBURG X MERRILL COLLETT Mead Washington DON ROS EN Varszty Luck and winning seemed to be against the Mead Panthers as they started the season, but the will to win was strong and the boys pulled out and made a good showing. Many replacements were made in the starting line -up this season with the advancement of Jerry McKee and Benny Winkler from B squad to Starting men and the varisty. Good work boys. B . PAUL AHRENS fi' The B squad had a very successful season under the watchful eye of Mr. James. Things look great for the Panthers next season, so keep in shape. IACK'S FEED AND SEED BOB MCBETH RICHARD ANDERSON I , ROD NOGOVEN Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Mead Varsity I STEVE ANDERSON MR. CHALICH COACH K BOB WILSON WAYNE CHRISTENSEN Mead Mead 40 Colfax 52 Pullman 56 W. V. 53 Sandpoint 53 Pullman 35 Shadle Park 56 Cheney 48 Colville 41 Newport 52 Sandpoint 47 Deer Park 38 Chewelah 42 Cheney 38 Colfax 44 Colville 38 Ritzville 64 Newport '75 Deer Park Chewelah Scoreboard BOB FRIETAG JERRY VAUGHN PPB99 TOP ROW: Steve Carrier, Bob Christensen, Jerry McKee, Ace Mclnturff, Dale Patterson, Eddie Carlson Jay Larson, Paul Kelso, Bruce Baldwin. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Markham, Bruce Wynne, Marshall Bram- mer, Gary Gossett, Flash Gibson, Benny Winkler, Bob Batterman. ff? I-' ,Iv P F 1 SANDRA ROSS, Queen PHHCCSSSS JoANNE ROSS CHERIE GILBERT Sweetheart Ball This years' Sweetheart Ball was one of the most successful ever held at Mead. Starry eyed couples took a dreamy trip Over the Rainbow where they lived in a make believe world until the hour of mid night arrived. Music was furnished by the Stardusters and during intermission there was a floor show where Sandy Ross was crowned Queen by her escourt Mike Rogers. Her princesses JoAnne Ross and Cherie Gilbert were crowned by their escorts Sarge McCrorey and Flash Gibson. The evening ended and couples departed but the enchanting memories will never leave the mind of those who attended. Committee Chairmen lg Dan Hensley, Wayne Edgar, Jack Rock, Roger Mize, Warren Riddle, Terry Slater. 2: Mr. Stone Coach, Bill Rurner, Mickey Hargrave, Ken Barnett, Jim Buhler, Darrell Drigs, Charles McMackin. 3: Leroy Albott, Denny Kohlieber, Bill Nichols, Fred Buhler, Jim McAdams, Earl Bloom, Willis Vincent Doug Hudson. Wrestling Mead's wrestling team started only four years ago and already they have worked themselves up to second place in the City League. During the 1959 season the boys only lost 8 out of 13 matches. They hope to attend the State tournament at Pullman, Washington, February 26 and 27. Congratulations, team, and keep up the good work. MR. STONE 1' TOP: Ken Barnett BOTTOM: Jim Buhler LEFT. wayne Edgar RIGHT: Terry Slater N 4903 Market EARL'S RADIO AND TV Tennis FIRST ROW: Jay Larson, Mickey Hargrave, Terry Moore, Jerry Bleck Charles Willis. SECOND ROW: Larry Campbell, Terry Slater, Lynn Knuttgen, Bruce Cowen. THIRD ROW: Calvin Sumner, Dennis Pehl, Doug Leister, Steve Anderson. Badminton FIRST ROW: Jim Cramer, Kathy Schimanski, Mickey Hargrave, Jay Larson, Terry Moore, Jerry Bleck, Jerry Vaughn, Charles Willis, Wayne Christensen, Linda Anderson, Cherial Dur- heim. SECOND ROW: Karen Turner, Jo Herman, Sandra Langbehn, Terry Slater, Lynn Knut- tgen, Gary Lynch, Joe Kilbourne, Darrell Smith, Pat Swett, Julie Colburn, Jerry Close. THIRD ROW: Sherry Kohlieber, Lynn Dart, Judy Brown, Odetre Gilbert, Karen Stoneman, Rena Fish, Gail Weichman, Diane Swett, Sarah Beno, Gary Cerenzia, Bruce Cowen, Don Bellingsley. FOURTH ROW: Steve Anderson, Larry Campbell, Cal Sumner, Dennis Pehl, Doug Leister, Mel Copeland, Phyllis Long, MaryO Hockersmigh, Virginia Jamieson, Don Sprague, Gary Wendt, Carl Sargent. HOLMAN S SERVICE No 12417 Division Twirlers VIRGINIA KANZLER PAULINE CERENZIA GALLOWAY S SHOE STORE N 4919 D1v1s1on KAREN STONEMAN MARY LOU BURCHETT 3 RENA FISH GAYLE WIECHMAN KINMAN BUSINESS UNIVERSITY South 110 Howard Pep Club OFFICERS: Trudy Finley, Cathi Castle, Kathleen Mcllvanie, Sandra Bennett, Marcia Lamson. FIRST ROW: Theresa Puttman, Pam Howard, Barbara Traaen, Kathy Schimanski, Rosemary Dellwo, Julie Edelin, JoAnne Johnson, Patt Swett, Linda DeFeyter, Agnus Swanson. SECOND ROW: Oydette Gilbert, Bev Traaen, Marilyn Mickelson, Sharon Myron, Diane Brakefield, Peggy Cerenzia, Linda Anderson, Cheryl Durhiem, Nancy Josephson, Libby Morrow, Patty Cramer, Marsha Johnson, Cheryl Miller, Cheryl Paxton. THIRD ROW: Jo Herman, Lois Keck, Allyne Moore, Harriet Kohle, Karen Carlson, Kathy Dellwo, Virginia Jamison, Sheligh Marice, Linda Simpson, Karen Anderson, Janet Kirk, Karen Wall, Ann Barteson, Paulie Patterson, Marilyn Allison, Lynn Sankin, Noncie Stewart, Bev Wall, Carolyn War- field, Sherrie Kohlieber. FOURTH ROW: Joanne Ross, Diane Siria, Sandy Pitcher, Harriett Templeton, Margaret Freeborg, Karen Thurner, Peggy Slangen, Linda Jansen, Sandy Cardwell, Ellen Peterson, Sandra Langbehn, Janet Lucas, Donna Kleweno, Cheryl Starr. Cheerleaders FRONT: Harriet Temple- ton, Karen Thurner. BACK: Margaret Freeborg, Sandy Pitcher. l . G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Karen Thurner, Sarah Beno, Diana Swett, Pauline Cerenzia, Karen Anderson. SECOND ROW: Eudonna Davis, Sherry Kohlieber, Harriet Templeton, Barbara Maisonette, Joyce Flottman, Carolyn Warfield, Virginia Jamieson, Kathy Dellwo, Patty Cramer. THIRD ROW: Diane Brakefield, Barbara Traaen, Mary Burchett, Rena Fish, Peggy Cerenzia, Linda Anderson, Sheryl Durhiem, Noncie Stewart, Margaret Freeborg, Virginia Kanzler. FOURTH ROW: Gail Wiechrnan, Judy Severson, Agnes Swanson, Sandra Wilks, Beverly Traaen, Jo Her- man, Diane Sira, Jo Anne Ross, Mary-O Hockersmith, Julie Colborn, Kathy Schimanski. FIFTH ROW: Karen Stoneman, Sharon Myron, Sandy Pitcher, Ann Bartleson, Sharon Goodwin, Lynn Dart, Marilyn Allison, Sandy Ross. MQ, Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Darrell Driggs, Charles Willis, Merrill Collett, Mel Hattenburg, Warren Riddle, Frank Knott, Jerry Close, Wayne Christensen, Jack Hensley, Bob Wilson, Charles McMacken, John Brownlow Terry Slater, Larry Campbell, Gary Markham, Bob McBeth. Winter Dreams C The Senior Prom came to a close as the magic hour of midnight drew near. Though the dance is over the memories will linger in the minds of all the Cinderel- las and Prince Charmings who attended. Bruce Cowen highlighted the event with his version of Cherokee on the drums. AMW Choir Choir Director - MR. FINK CHOIR OFFICERS - Rod Negovan, Sandra Bennett, Cathi Castle, Kath- leemlylcllvanie, Allyne Moore, Marcia Lamson, Paul King. X. MIXED CHOIR: Cathi Castle, Harriet Kohli, Sherryl Durheim, Cherie Gilbert, Cheryl Miller, Marcia Johnson, Sherry Goodwin, Ellen Edwards, Virginia McCane, Shelagh Maurice, Allyne Moore, Margaret Freeborg, Joanne Ross, Leta Wellington. SECOND ROW: Janet Kuntz, Marilyn Nickelson, Patty Cramer, Carol Kinney, Charlotte Neihart, Sandra Bennett, Linda DeFeyter, Linda Jansen, Lois Keck, Peggi Schlangen, Anna Boll, Marcia Lam- son, Kathleen Mcllvanie. THIRD ROW: Don Rawson, Mike Linder, Stuart Jackson, Robert Blair, Burgess Hart, David LaCoste, Dale Patterson, Stuart Engstrom, Lloyd Blackwell, Darrell Smith, Gary Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Rod Negovan, Gary Tomsha, Ken Linder, Lynn Knuttgen, Dennis Kohlieber, Bob Strasburg, Gary Cerenzia, John Brownlow, Paul King, Leroy Rummer, Douglas Merrifield. Girls ' Choir -. GIRLS' CHOIR OFFICERS: Janet Lucas, Julie Colburn, Pam Howard FIRST ROW: Joyce Flottman, Barbara Marsonette, Linda Tipke, Noncie Stewart, Beverly Wall, Janie Mize, Sandra Elsom, Rena Fish, Kathy Dellwo, Jane Jackson, MaryO Hockersmith. SECOND ROW: Shelia Nord, Bev Russell, Judy Severson, Roberta Strasburg, Mary Padden, Kathy Rankin, Carol Greenland, Pam Howard, Patti Swett, Carole Meader, Paulette Baker, Rose Strasburg. THIRD ROW: Ruth Reid, Rita Lester, Linda Materne, Julie Colburn, Carleen Jansen, Joan Riddle, Jerilyn Fowler, Bev Traaen, Ruth Strasburg, Dorothy Wilkinson, Judy Samson NATATORIUM PARK FA. 8-3820 THE TRIO Sandra Bennett Cecelia Austin Ellen Edwards THE PANTHERS Rod Negovan Gary Tomsha Don Rawson David LaCoste Paul King MELODETTES - FIRST ROW: Ann Maher, Marcia Johnson, Nancy Hahn, Anna Boll, Rosemary De11wo, Margaret Freeborg, Ellen Edwards, Allyne Moore, Katheeen Mcllvanie. SECOND ROW: Judi Poffenroth, Peggi Schlangen, Cecelia Austin, Charlotte Neihart, Ruth Reid, Sandra Ben- Q nett, Janet Lucas. FIRST ROW: Lynda DeFeyter, Judy Poffenroth, Sherryl Durheim, Sandra Wilks, Gail Wiechman, Diana Swett SECOND ROW: Ellen Edwards, MaryO Hockersmith, Libbie Patterson, Virginia Jamieson, Carolynne Warfield Cheryl Paxton, Paulie Patterson, Frances Bellotty, Shelagh Maurice, Anna Nelson, Sharon Sprague, Janet Kuntz Marilyn Hargrave, Rosemary Dellwo. THIRD ROW: Janet Klassen, Carol Allen, Marilyn Allison, Judy Brown Donna Kleweno, Eloise Yjomsland, Trudy Finley, Judy Douglas, Karen Stoneman, Pam Howard, Sarah Beno, Rena Fish, Virginia McCane. FOURTH ROW: Mickey Hargrave, Fred Buhler, Mont Rock, Charles Willis, Bob Wilson, Jim McAdams, Jay Larson. FIRST ROW: Karen Stoneman, Secretaryg Marilyn Hargrave, Treasurerg Janet Klassen, President. SECOND ROW: Rena Fish, Ser- geant-at -Arms, Jay Larson, Vice President. No 9220 D1v1s1on WARREN'S CARTER SERVICE ' Multae Lingus Multae Lingue, a foreign language club, was formed at Mead High of students who are taking or have taken a foreign language. The Multae Linguae sponsored a speaker from Jordon as their first project. In February the club sponsored a soc hop. ln the future, Multae Lingua plans to correspond with foreign language clubs from other schools. Among other activities, a feature of the club will be speakers from foreign lands. Country Homes Park ERNIE'S MARKET ,ffwf .muy xp, V .- ,5 4, V 'fl' .f .. ,ix V , A ,,?, g 2 , ey yi, ,Q , . W b m 6 wi-aw -Qzz gin Wx . aigfx 1' QQEQ' , 'Y 'iiifcfgfrff--WA 'Tig-g 1 Q. f K' A ' . . ' wil- YA- 'ffzblf I4 ,19ff,L !' 'SES , may ' ,f W , , pf. . 'gy K' ,ww ' -,,. I ,l3?'ffff,4 ,Q .N .M R , . 6,5 - L, A Q r ,lgfaf A K -1, , nfl 1- yy : Q M Z 'sf' H lf oi'-Qjir 6 , ' Viz' W If .1 ,r ,- - 4 - A Mn-r.1-L,:f,.-X ,Q ,Q '67, try' ,. ' ' 'A J-17 -in ,-.1 J '?,'+4g. ., 'ff iw! ,uf .- ,s, x. 4 .1 'FQ ,- A-.1 n, ads '1 A11 .H gp 11, J 1' I 'P 5 L, fy 3 . , P f . 1' - 1 Q if 'U' U L1 y . ,I 3. , rg, if ,Ka , ' X' rw Z V, 1 , ji rl 1 H-'. ,V- , 1 My 'Km .J V1 J , ,f y r ,, ff J L g, N 4, 1 x .J Q ' -1-WM, ,K K , ,, ,cu IM u 3 , of our school, HH Senior Class Class Officers FIRST ROW: Julie Edelin, Treasurerg Cecelia Austin, Secre- taryg Emily Wurster, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Steve Anderson, Presidentg Max Reinland, Parliamentarian. Home Room Teacher MR. BARLOW MR. ANDRUS MR. ANDERSON Class History Entering high school in September of 1956, an enthusiastic group of freshmen was determined to leave an enviable record of activity and scholarship behind them at the termination of a four .year period. They presented the Gal1opade, the dance with the largest attendance of the year, featuring Disc Jockey, Johnny Mack. ln their sophomore year they again were eager beavers, sponsoring a Roller skating party in October. As dignified juniors their interests turned toward more serious thoughts and activities. Home- coming activities, junior -senior prom and picnic honoring the Class of '59 were included in their busy schedule. Then the climax of busy and pleasant high school years found eighty-six seniors looking for- ward to graduation. Winter Dreams, the senior prom, converted the Mead' gym into a won- derland of beauty. Members of the Class of '60 have been participants in activities - sports, drama, music, annual, journalism, F. T. A. , F. N. A. , - and yet over thirty have maintained a better than B average. We look forward to entering college or the vocational field with mixed emotions of regret and anticipation. DELBERT GARY ACKERMAN It is better to be quiet and be thought dumb than to speak up and let the truth be known. Maj: English, Math, Science. FFA, Letterman Club. STEVE ANDERSON I came like water, and like wind I go. Maj, Math, Science, English. Trans. 4, Basketball 1,2,4, Band 1.2, Chorus 1,2,4, Foot- ball l, 2, Track 2, Sophomore Class President, Senior Class President, School Quartet 1, 2, School Mixed Octet 1, 2. TERRANCE 'TERRY' ANNIS Lord, I wonder what fool in- vented kissing. Maj: Commercial, English, Science. Act: FFA 1,25 Foot- ball 1, 2, 45 Dance Band 35 Baseball 1,2,45 Band 1, 2,4. RICHARD 'RICH' BARNETT Wise from the top of his head up. Maj: English, Soc. Studies, Industrial Arts. GEORGE RAYMOND BAXTER Nice, quiet and almost harm EUGENIA CECELIA AUSTIN A merry heart, ,a merry smile, happy is she all the while. Maj: English, Commercial. Act: Trio 1-45 Dance Band 2-45 Dixie Land 45 Melodettes 1,2,45 Band 1-45 Vice Pres. of Band 3,45 Hungary Five 35 Girls: .eague Sergeant -at-Arms 25 Senior Class Sec.5 GAA 1, 25 Sweetheart Ball Princess 35 Pep Club 2-45 Journalism 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Chairman Ir. Prom 3. STEVE C. BARTLETT He's quiet and a little bit shy. Maj: Science, Math, English. Act: Honor Society. less. Maj: Math, English, Letter-V Wrestling 3, 4. PAUL G. BECK One may smile and smile and be the vil1ian. Maj: Math, Science, English. Act: Baseball 1-45 FFA 1,25 ASB President 45 Honor Society mans Club: FFA, Football 1-45 SANDRA BENNETT What mad exciting things are we going to do tonight? A iigi I giign f A NOT 5 snoww jg 5 e 1 1n: V Q - . , I A X VI: rs ' WILLIAM BILL BOCKSTRUCK You better believe it. Maj: English, Industrial Arts. LLOYD BLACKWELL IR. Act: Football 2-4: Baseball 2: Dad, Blast itI Track 3: Wrestling 3. Maj: History, English, Indust- rial Arts. Act: Baseball 2, 3: Choir 3,4: Softball 1. Maj: Eng. , Sci. Act: Melodettes 1 4: Trio 1-4: Pep Cl. 2-4: Hon. Soc 3,4: Sec. Pep Cl. 3, 4: Pres. Choir 4: Journalism 4: Sweetheart Ball Princess 2: Choir. MILTON BROWN I like school but why spoil it by studying? Maj: Math, History, English. Trans. 4: Act: Track 1: Foot- ball 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, Pres- ident 3: Judo Club 3: Aviation Club 2, 3. LAWRENCE LARRY CAMPBELL A woman is only a woman but a cigar is a smoke. JOHN H. BROWNLOW Maj: Math, English, History. Love is like the measles: we Act: Football 1, 3, 4: Basket- all have to go through it. ball 1-4: Baseball 1: M Club Mal: English, History. Act: 3,4: FFA 1, 2: Annual 4: Car- Football 1-4: Choir 3.4. nival King 4: Tennis 3.4. CATHERINE JOANE CASTLE Everything is illegal, immoral or fattening. Maj: Engl. , Math. Act, Band 1, 2, Choir 3,4, Ann. Ed. 4, Journalism 4 Pep Cl. 3, 4, Pep Cl. Vice Pres, 4, Art Chm. Carnival 3,4, Chm. of Publ. Senior Prom 4. GARY CERENZIA Holy mackeral dare, Andy. Maj: History, English, Shop. Act: Baseball 1-4, Basketball l,2, Football 1. WAYNE ROY CHRISTENSEN Slow to argue, but quick to act. Maj, English, History, Ag. Act: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, FFA 1-4, Badmin- ELAINE CLARK Quiet, efficient and pleasant. Maj, Commercial, Home Ec, English, History. Act, GAA 1-4. .TERRY KENT CLOSE What a miserable world, Trou- I ble if we are in love and trou- ble if we do not love. Maj: Math, English, Science. Act: Football 1-4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1-4, Badminton 3, 4, M Club. ton 3.4, M Club 2, 3,4, M Club Sec. 4, Student Council 3. JULIE ANN COLBORN It is nice to be natural if you are naturally nice. Maj, English, Commercial. Act: GAA 1-4, Melodettes 3, Girls' Choir 4, President 4. BRUCE FULLER COWEN Holy Mackrall, There. Maj: English, Agriculture. Act: Wrestling 1. JAMES JIM CRAMER Go play on the Freeway! Maj: History, English, Shop. Act: B-Squad Baseball Man- ager 1, 2: Basketball 1. Q TIMOTHY TIM DSCHAAK What's her name? Maj: English, History. Act: Basketball 1-3: Track 1-4: Tennis 1,2: Badminton l-3: Cross -Country 4: M Club 2-4. ROSEMARY DELLWO Nothing is so popular as kindness. Maj: Math, Sci. , Eng. Act: Melod- ettes 2-4: GAA 1,2: Debate 2,4: Choir 1: Ir. Cl. Treas. : Homecoming Princess 2: ASB Bus. Mgr. 4: Girls' Lea. Treas. 3: Stud. Coun. 3: Girls' Lea. Exec. Coun. 2: Pep Cl. 2-4: Hon. Soc. 3,4: Journalism 4: FNA 3: All -High Play 3: Thespians 3, 4. JULIA NNE EDELIN Seeing is not always believ- ing. Maj: English, History, Com- mercial fTransferJ. Act: Pep Club 3,4: Senior Class Treas Librarian 4. IOANNE LEE ELLEN EDWARDS As merry as the day is long.' Maj: English, Science. Act: Choir 1-4: Melodettes 1-4: Trio 1-4: SnoBall Princess 1: Soph. Class Sec.: FNA 2: Girls' League Sec. 3: FTA 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: A11- Northwest Chorus 3: ASB Sec. 4:'Foreign Language Club 4. TRUDY ANNE FINLEY What will be, will be. Maj: English, Science. Act: Pep Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, GAA 1,2, Band 1,2, Treas. 2, Hon- or Society 3, 4, Sec. 4, Jr. Class Concessions Chairman, Sweet- heart Ball Princ. 1, Stu. Rep. 4. MARGARET ANNE FREEBORG Always joking, always friendly. As for enemies, she hasn't any. Maj: Sci., Math, Eng. Act: Home- coming Princess l, Melodettes 1-4, Choir 3, 4, Trio, Girls' Lea. Treas. 2, Stud. Comm. 2, Girls' Lea. Pres. 4, Cheerleader 2-4, Queen 3, 4, Pep Club 2-4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Co-Chm. Carnival 3, GAA 1-4, Journalism 4, Girls' Lea. Exec. Coun. 1, Ir. Prom Decor. Chm. , Homecoming Queen 4, Girls' St. Delegate 3, Budget Committee 1, 2. CAROL IEAN GREENLAND Boys may be puzzles, but I will never give them up. Maj: Commercial, Home Ec, ROBERT BOB FREITAG English. Act, Future Teachers 3. Quiet, but lovable. Maj: Shop, English, History. Act: Basketball 1-4, Baseball l-4, FFA 4. HUGH MICHAEL HALES Greeting mushroom people I Maj, English, Shop, History. Act: Wrestling 4. MARILYN KAY HARGRAVE Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt. Act: FNA 2-4. Pres. 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 4, Pep Club 2-4, Band 3, Ir. Concession Chm., Foreign Language Club 4, Chr. Invitation Senior Prom 4. 'bk JACK DAVID HENSLEY You can not put the same JANE LESLIE JACKSON Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we diet. Maj: English, Home Ec. Act: Choir 1, 3,4: Office Prac. 4: NORMA MAXCINE JACOBSON If all men are alike, how come all men don't like me?' Maj: English, Home Ec, Social Studies, Commercial. shoe on every foot. Math, Ind. Arts: English. Foot- ball 1-4: Wrestling 1, 2: Base- ball lg M Club 2-4: M Club Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4. JO ANNE JO JOHNSON Laughter's never an end, it's a by-product. Maj: Commercial, English, History. Act: Pep Club 1-4: Band 1-4: Melodettes 3: GAA 1, FTA 2: Thespians 2-4: Jour- nalism 4, All-High Pray 3: Trans. Rogers 1. Librarian 4. PAUL WALTER KING No man is happy who does not think himself so. Maj: English, History, Science. Act: Track 3: Basketball 1-3: FFA 1. FRANK C. KNOTT History is merely gossip. Maj: English, Ag, Commercial Act: Baseball 1: Basketball 2, 33 FFA 1-4: M Club 3-43 Track 2, 3,4: Cross:-Country 4: Business Manager 4, Treasurer: FFA: Chairman of Carnival 4. JANET BEVERLY KLASSEN I used to be conceited, but I got over that - now I'm perfect. Maj: English, Science. Act: GAA 1-3: Band 1-3: Foreign Language 4, Pres.: Girls' League Point Chairman 4. MARCIA EILEEN LAMSON Oh, bugs, what am I gonna do now? Maj: Science, English. Act: GAA 2-4: Girls' League Rep. 2: Carnival Princess 2, 3: Twirling 2: Pep Club 3,4: Band 2: FNA 4: Melodettes 3: Choir 4: Class Sec. 1: Drill Team 3, 4: Choir Lib. 4: Pep Club Point Manager 4: Carnival Concession Chair- man 4. LYNN SHERWOOD KNUTTGEN Hey - Thumbs down on that one. Maj: English, Social Studies. MILLARD A. LARKINS Just call me wee willy weird. Maj: Math, English, Ag. Act: Basketball 3,4: FFA 2-4: Wres- tling. SANDRA ELAINE LANGBEHN Why do it today: when you can put it off till tomorrow. Maj: Science, English, Com. Act: GAA 1-4: Drill Team 3, 4: Sadie Hawkins 4: Pep Club 1-4: Pep Club Treas. 3: Future Nurses Sec. 3: Girls' League Rep. 3: Language Club 4. DOUG LEISTER The man who wins is the man who works. Maj: Math, Eng. , Sci. Act: Ten nis 1-4: Badminton 3,4: Band 1: Dance Band 1: Debate 2: Basket- ball 1-3: Class Vice Pres. 2: An nouncement Selection Com. 4. RITA MAE LESTER You can't have brains and hair too. Maj, English, Commercial. Act, Future Nurses 3, Choir 3, 4, Drill Team 4. JANET CLAIRE LUCAS Why is everybody standing in a hole? Maj: Eng., History, Commercial. Act: Mixed Choir 2, 3, Girls' Choir 4, Sec.-Treas., Pep Club 2-4, Drill Team 3, 4. KENNETH JOHN LINDER Your sarcasm fails to impress me at the moment. Maj: English, Ind. Arts. SHELAGH C. MAURICE Quietness is best. Maj: English, History. Act: Fu- ture Treachers 2-4, Mixed Choir 4, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language Club 4. LINDA L. MATERNE l'm happy, don't bother me. Maj, Commercial, English. Act: Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' Glee 1, 2, Mixed Choir 3, Triple Trio 3, Honor Roll, Girls' Choir 4, Me- lodettes 4, Future Business Leaders of America 3, Trans. 4. ANN ELIZABETH MAHER That's the way the mop flops. Maj: English, Science, Home Ec Act, Band 1-4, Melodettes 3, 4, All -Northwest Band 3, Band Sec. 3.4, Girls' League Sec. 2, Bad- minton 2, Dance Band 2-4, Stu- dent Coun. Rep. 1, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, National Honor Soc. 1, 3, Class Pres. 3, Girls' St. 3, Music Chm. Sr. Prom 4, Student Band Director 4, Budget Com. 3, Car- nival Booth Chairman 4. VIRGINIA ANN MCCANE Nice, quiet, and almost harm- less. Maj, English, Science, I-Iome Ec. Act, Honor Soc. 3,4, Girls' Lea. Sgt. -at-Arms 4, FNA 2-4, Choir 4, Melodettes 3, Foreign Lang. 4. y PHOLTQNOT AvAu.Aar.e JOHN GARY MCKOWN Give till it helps. Maj, English, Social Studies. , .U Q L .xx .r - xjjf V, ,my my .Va A lr ' X 47 ,fuk ,-, M 'i f, fi' 1 f ' 'J' x, I-Run ,YJ L! fvfpf rw N, x k yr! X R s ' ' H rj Ry .1 ' RODNEY ROD NEGOVAN The time has come to begin the movement through the unit. Maj, Math, Eng. , Sci. Act, Trans. 3, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Baseball 1. ALLYNE LOUISE MOORE 99Ula good natured, 1010 mis- chievious. Maj: History, English, Science. Act, Thespians 1-4, GAA 1,2, Melodettes 3,45 Girls' League Officer 2, Pep Club 2-4, FTA 2, 3, Choir 1-4, FTA Officer 4, Stu- dent Council Rep. 4. CAROLE MEADER When duty and joy clash, let duty smash. Maj: Commercial, English. Act, Trans. 4, Cheerleader 2, Vice Pres. 2, GAA 1, Girls' Basketball Team 1, FHA 2, Girls' Glee 1, Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Mixed Choir 2, Annual Staff 4, Office 4, Homecoming Chm. 4, Sweetheart Ball Chm. 4, Carnival Booth 4. KATHLEEN MCILVANIE Better late than never. Maj: Math, Sci., Eng. Act, Pep Club 2-4, Pres. 3.4, Hon. Soc. 3, 4, Melodettes 3,4, Stud. Coun. Rep. 3, Homecoming Chm. 3, Drill Team 3, 4, Choir 2,4, Jour- nalism 4, Carnival Booth Chm. 4. KARL K. NESBEIT Birdseed ! Mal: Math, English, Science. ,ro SWA 4: ,. 'I e A s--f f- -e r I , .,:Abgenf . more , NOT AVAILABLE RUSSELL N. NOYD I'll do it tomorrow for I've made enough mistakes today. Maj: Math, Science, English. Act: Football 2, 3: Track 2-4: MARY ELLEN PADDEN Let all things passed pass. Maj: English, History, Com- mercial. Act: Office Practice 4: Library 4: GAA l: Band l: Girls' Choir 4. Act: Honor Society. Wrestling 2 -4. DENNIS A. PEHL The less unknown is no loss at all. COLLEEN REBERTA PATTERSON Maj: Math, Science, Higmryl Four things I'd been better without: love, curiousity, freckles, and dough. Maj: Eng. , Home Ec. , Com- mercial. Act: GAA 1: Carnival Concession Com. 3, 4: Poster Com. 3,4. English. Act: Tennis 2-4: Con- cessions Mgr. 3: Dance Chair- man 1. ELLEN PETERSON It may be conventional but it's fun! Maj: English, History, Science, fTransferj. Act: Choir 1,2: Class Sec. 3: FTA 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Journalism 4: Spokesman -Re- view Cortes. 4: Soph. Dance Chairman: Mother's Tea 3: Sadie Hawkins 3.4: Jr. Prom: Carnival Booth Chairman 4: Senior Prom. EARNEST H. PICKETT That's life. Maj: English, Ag. Act: FFA. RUTH ANN REID Anything for a quiet life. Maj: English, Home Ec, His- tory, Science. Act: FNA 2, 3, Melodettes 4: Annual Staff 4: SANDRA LEE ROSS sandy Well, I guess we all can't be graceful. Maj: English, Commercial. Act: Girls' League Exec. Coun. 4: Band 1-4: Dance Band 2-4: Saxophone Trio 3: Quarter 1, 2: GAA 1.2: Pep Club 1-4: Car- nival Booth Chairman 4: An- nual staff 4: Mother's Tea 3: Father-Daughter Banquet 3: Uniform Officer Band 4: 'Out of this world' Dance 3: Sweet- heart Ball Queen 4. Girls' Choir 4. IUDI ANN POFFENROTH Why worry about life, you never get out of it alive. Maj: English, Home Ec, Com- mercial. Act: Dance Band 3, 4: Dixieland 4: Melodettes 3, 4: Panthers Howl Staff 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Choir 1-3: GAA 1: FNA 2: Language Club 4: Vice Pres. Girls' League. THOMAS MAX REINLAND Don't smile: you will crack your face. Maj: Science, Ag, English, History: Trans. 3. Act: FFA 1-4, Vice Pres. 4, Parliamen- tarian 4, Sec. 1: Basketball 2: FFA Judging. JOAN CAROLYN RIDDLE Quiet? - Well, so is dyna- mite before the explosion. Maj: Science, Math, English, History, Home Ec. Act: Girls' League Exec. Coun. 2: Stu- dent Council 3: FTA 2-4: Vice Pres. 2. BEVERLY BEV RUSSELL Days are days aren't they? Maj: Eng. , Home Ec. , Com- mercial. Act: Twirling 1-3: GAA 1-4: Girls' Choir 4. GARY SIMPSON Here, here, here fwaving thumbs down.J Maj: English, Ind. Arts. Act: Choir. IUDITH JUDY SAMSON Beauty for ashes, and oil for joy. u TERRY JAY SLATER Except for being conceited, I'm perfect. Maj: Math, Science, English, History. Act: Football 1, 3,4: Track 1-4: Junior Pres.: Base- Maj: Eng., Commercial, Home ball 1- 2? S0Ph- Vice Pres-5 Ec. Act: Choir 3,4. M Club 2-4, FFA 1,2, KATHLEEN KATHY SCHIMANSKI Full of laughter, full of pep: never quiet, that's her rep. Maj: Commercial, English. Act: Twirling 1: GAA 1- 4: Pep Club 1-4: Junior Dance 3: Carnival Queen 4: Drill Team 4: Annual Staff 4: Sweet- heart Ball Chairman 4: Out of this World Dance 3. SHARON KATHLEEN SPRAGUE While we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. Maj : English, Science, Foreign Language. Act: PNA 2-4: Pep Club 2-4: Band 1, 3: Drill Team 3: Girls' League Rep. 4: Foreign Lang. Club 4: Carnival Booth Chairman 3, 4: Librarian 4. CALVIN SUMNNR Quietness is best. Maj, Science, English, Math, History. Act, Track Pres. Soph- omore, Student Council Mem- ber, ASB, Vice Pres., Honor So- ciety Pres. PATRICIA PAT SWETT 'I'he most essential things for happiness is the gift of friend- ship. Maj: Math, Science, Eng. Act: GAA. 1-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club 2-4, Dance Band 2-4, Band 1-2, Choir 4, Sweetheart Ball Dec. Chm. 3, 4, Homecoming Chm. 4, Bad- minton 1, 3,4, Ir. Sergeant-at- Arms, Chm. Class Dance 1. ROBERT EDWARD STRASBURG Wise is he who says nothing until he has something to say. Maj: Eng. , History, Ind. Arts. Act: Football 1-3, Choir 4, Golf 3, 4. ROBERTA STRASBURG All the beauty of the world is but skin deep. Maj, Home Ec, English. Act: Mixed Choir 3, Girls' Choir 4, Librarian. KAREN MAXINE SMITH l'm never interested in any- thing until I find it is none of my business. Maj: Math, Commercial, Eng lish. Act: Band Uniforms 1, Dance Band Sop. Trio 3, Girls League Treas. 4, Band Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Carnival Chairman of Booth 4. GARY DENNIS TOMSHA Always on hand with a new girl and a new method. Maj: Eng. , History, Ind. Arts. Act, Football 1, 2, Track 1-3, Wrestling 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Basketball 1, Annual Co -Editor 4 W 'ilu.,,,,,,. ION MICHAEL VREM Fords are the hottest cars on the road. Maj: English, Ag. Act: FFA 1-4. GERALD RAY JERRY VAUGHN Girls are girls but I like em. Maj: History, Eng. , Ind. Arts. Act: Basketball 1-4: Band 1-4: KAREN WALL Gad. Maj: English, Commercial. Act: Pep Club 1-4: Journalism 4: Melodettes 3. Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Badminton 3, 4. CAROLYN WOOD The sweetest piece of heaven is home. DOROTHY WILKINSON Maj: English, Home Ec, History, Ask me no Questions and I'11 Commercial. Act: Honor so- tell you no lies. ciety 3, 4: Librarian 4. Maj: English, Home Bc, History. Act: Girls' Choir: Librarian 4. EMILY ANNE WURSTER Perserverance wins. Maj: English, Science, Home Ec, Foreign Language. Act: FNA 2-4, Pres. 3: Student Council 3: Choir 1: Pep Club 3 Library 1, 4: Honor Society 3, 4 Class Pic. Pres. 4. alvywv Mew SENIO W sa-I Jerry Clam, 9-1-A-fv- E. 9WfWa ' , ah 5, , .T ,Wi F5 H-'f,Zdcuz,4,Z'La af Vw . N 1 , wi Q 5555? 84 I ,- V F A 4,0 M - I , N 553 ' Ac, 15' L V A - - 1'A Ts 1 VV.5l ! i, A il E gg N W rv nm X A 1 3 Y , 7 V. , 3,f fix ,sig y T 77 , Juffdw'-Q 1 C-MU., 46' ' , .1 lv'- 1 3 fd We f 2 ig 1 'E W K .1 ink!! i W '11 f xrwff. M , ,, gf TM o , 1 Q Fv Ffz9lV!f07? I xlhg,-N agua! W R J I ff NG . - 'W .'4-,- 753'-,l rwuzrx Cdfafvlv 45527, Q FIRST ROW: Hallie McGinnis, Jerry Vaughn, Jerry Close, Gary Markham, Dennis Kohlieber, Terry Annis. SECOND ROW: Doug Hudson, Mel Collett, John Brakefield, Paul Beck, John Brownlow, Denny Patterson, Gary Davis, Loren Huhta. THIRD ROW: Terry Wells, Paul Ahrens, Bob Frietag, Gary Tom- sha, Lloyd Blackwell, Bob Blair, Gary Cerenzia, Wayne Christensen. Baseball LETTERMEN - FIRST ROW: Bob Freitag, Lloyd Blackwell, Gary Cerenzia, Wayne Christensen. SECOND ROW: Mel Collett, John Brakefield, John Brownlow, Loren Huhta. I COACH: Mr. Matule i wig xg if X , wwf R El, EW 21 .kllf X Track ,, MR. KVENVOLD ROW 1: Bill Bockstruck, Ken Linder, Darrell Smith, Mel Copeland, Frank Knott, y an Farrell. ROW 2: Tim Dschaak, Mike Linder, Bob McBeth, Rod Negov P, Delbert Ackerman, Terry Slater, Russell Noyd. ROW 1: Mike McGarvey, Tom Little, Bill Nichols, Mel Copeland, Darrell Smith, Gail Tuttle, Tim Dschaak, Russell Noyd. ROW 2: Bill Bocksuuck, Willis Vincent, Jim Buhler, Dan Farrell, Mike Holm- berg, Bruce Wynne, Jim McAdams, Bill Turner, Terry Slater, Mr. Kvenvold, Coach. ROW 3: Mike Linder, Bob Wilson, Bob McBeth, Rod Negovan, Delbert Ackerman, Frank Knott, Ed Carlson, Flash Gibson, Dale Patterson, Ken Linder, Fred Buhler. FIRST ROW: Paul Ahrens, Bob Wilson, Paul Beck, Karl Nesbeitt, Gary Davis. SECOND ROW: Julie Edelin, Virginia McCane, Harriet Templeton, Steve Bartlett, Cal Sumner, Bob McBeth, Rosemary Dellwo. THIRD ROW: Margaret Freeborg, Kathleen Mcllvanie, Ann Maher, Judi Poffenroth, Carolyn Wood, Virginia Kanzler, Emily Wurster, Ellen Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Karen Thurner, Cecelia Aus- tin, Marilyn Hargrave, Janet Kuntz, Sandra Bennett, Karen Anderson. Honor Society The National Honor Society, a national high school organization, gives recognition to outstanding students on the basis of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character and encourages the exploration and development of these qualities. The chief function of the chapter is to sponsor some activity of service to the school or community. The Mead High School Honor Society was started in the Spring of 1957. Mr. Barlow is the present advisor of our chapter. There are two tappings annually. Mead, Washington Northtown MEAD MARKET POUNDER'S JEWELRY The Most Popular MARGARET FREEBORG TERRY SLATER Talented SANDRA BENNETT WILLY BARN ETT JANET LUCAS MEL LARKINS Funniest Athletic Friendliest ROSEMARY DELLWO FRANK KNOTT JULIE COLBORN WAYNE CHRISTENSEN Cooks PEARL KELSO LYDIA TIPKE IENNIE JORDAN fcmitors ED WELLS fPicturedQ MIKE VECCHIO LES GASKILL West 805 Garland I Country Homes Park SIGMAN 'S GROCERY VAN 'S PHARMACY 12 Year Students WHITWORTH - Left to right: Jim Cramer, Cathi Castle, Sandy Ross, Ion Vrem, Sandra Langbehn, Norma Jacob- son, Ierry Vaughn . COLBERT: Steve Bartlett, Kathy Schimanski, Bob Freitag. GREENBLUFF: Paul Beck. FIVE MILE: Frank Knott, Ernie Pickett. MEAD - FIRST ROW: Carolyn Wood, Cecilia Austin, Joan Riddle, Elaine Clark, Bev Russell. SECOND ROW: Jack Hensley, Wayne Christensen, Gary Cerenzia. Library Crew FIRST ROW: Joyce Flotnman, Diane Couture, Mary Padden, Jane Jackson, Roberta Strasburg, Linda Jansen. SECOND ROW: Julie Edelin, Carolyn Wood, Elaine Clark, Jean Ziegweid, Dorothy Wilkinsen, Diane Siria, Sharon Sprague, Emily Wurster, Virginia Kanzler, Barbara Traaen, Marilyn Hargrave, Mrs Nordby. Omce Crew LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Edwards, Marcia Lamson, Bev Russell, Karen Smith, Mike Hales, Linda Materne Elaine Clark, Karen Wall, Allyne Moore, JoAnne Johnson, Judy Severson, Barbara Traaen, Mary Padden, Rita Lester, Carole Meader, Jane Jackson. V4 l I, , fy fi! 'f' 'Q-+-17 , la- 9 AJ' iff .r T.gw-wi., 'H 'Zg,,fw ml ww f x 3' ' A gg! X ,. 5 A if' 1 y , fMf'U'- . f ' XX 1 X E, I Faculty ADAMS, ALYCE: World Problems, World History, Physical Education, G.A.A Advisor, Sophomore Advisor, Pep Club Advisor, Cheerleader Advisor. ANDERSON, LOUIE: Agriculture, Metal Shop, F.F.A. Advisor. ANDRUS, REG: Wood Shop, Driver's Education, Mechanical Drawing, Sopho- more Advisor. BARLOW, DON: U. S. History, Social Problems, Northwest History, Coun- selor, Assembly Advisor, Tennis Coach, Honor Society Advisor, Badminton Advisor. BENNETT, REESE: Geometry, Trigonometry, Junior Class Advisor. CHALICH, GEORGE: Physical Education, U. S. History, Athletic Director, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Junior Class Advisor. COON, KEN: Band, Dance!Band, Hungry Five, Dixie Land Band. FINK, GENE: Girls' Choir, Mixed Choir, Melodettes, Trio, The Panthers. IVERSON, ALICE: English, Thespians' Advisor, Debate Coach, Drama Coach. JAMES, LANDY: Driver's Education, Biology, M Club Advisor, Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. KVENVOLD, CLAYTON: Physics, Electronics, Algebra, Track Coach. MATULEV, STEVE: Biology, Chemistry, Physiology-Psychology, Baseball Coach, Head of Science Fair, Assistant Wrestling Coach. MCINTURFF, DON: Typing, English, Bookkeeping, Algebra, A.S.B. Business Manager, Golf Coach. MORGAN, MARILYN: Art, Annual, Sophomore Class Advisor. MUNNS, EULIA: French, English, Latin, Spanish, Language Club Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. NORDBY, HELEN: Library, Journalism, Latin, Senior Class Advisor, F.N.A. Advisor, Girls' League Advisor. SLIND, RUTH: Shorthand, Typing, Junior Class Advisor. STONE, CASH: World Problems, Driver's Education, U. S. History, Wrest- ling Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. STRANGE, WILMA: English ' WALLMARK, MABLE: Home Economics, Junior Class Advisor, F. T. A. Advisor Advertising s , ,Y 4 SARTORI'S ,O 4 HF-J ,,, A if Y 'WG dy Wm 0 5 .- A A J Q U x X ,F I x N. 10 Wall Street ----W e '-a.' v V .QV y I is - 89, HILLYARD TEXACO The Best Friend Your Car Has Ever Had! GENE and CLIFFORD ROBINSON Proprietors N. 4804 Market Street Saw HILLYARD BRANCH S5-S 0 ' If . SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES N. 502 Market Spokane, Washington I almlu. 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Move onward with confidence in what you have achieved to many more graduations in the road of opportunity ahead. This road can take you wher- ever you have the wish and will to go. YXXYXBRYFSS ERVI C 5i?Nw'E Mgfssv GOLD GOLDEN RULE ' ' Member: The Order of the Golden Rule In Spokane, N. 1306 Monroe, Fa. 7-6666 In the Valley, N. 1306 Pines, Wa. 4-2000 f Waiv an -ew f - YOUR X-V CAMPUS - LEADERS Wear Clothing from Your headquarters for: Jantzen, Pacific Trail, Darlene, Lord Jeff, and Bud Berrna. From Mead High School - - - Go South on Market, Charge It Street to North 5117 Nothing Down - - - LeRois Department . 1 Store. ' Open Dal Y 9-6 p.m. Fri. till 9 p.rn -ls :fy Remember CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 M. F. CASTLE COMPANY is your leader N. 10503 Division MEAD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Kathie Edwards and Janis Allison with a Patient in Pediatrics 911211214 DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 42.2. S. 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