Montesano High School - Sylvan Yearbook (Montesano, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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My Ilnxxlxlux .,..... 4x XII W , ,,.,,4, il- NI'l'I7I'N I I.III lx1rxl:x1fmI-xrxu .,..,, N NIVIIXIIIIIQ ....,.,, W uh umm ...,,,. n.1 Xu umm xxwllrcrxmlalf-1 .... ri lx Lxw XNI1III.Iil.XEiX ...., M XI mu ....,.., fx' Xl'IiIl xml Xin ,...,.. rw' A K7 Q If -4 5 7 - i cf f PM f 'N N iw. yi 1' 1! gf 8 ff? ' i,f 4344 i 4 ,I 'YS if 3 x Vi 4' lug f fir' ,fl 'f 4-. G-, .J-1 ', ii 142,-vx ' N C-'f'wX 11, '9 f' -2 1 gt!!-v 4,-1 ,f-2 zin- ,ff ....? if ef? I O O O Mr. Girlock was senior class adviser forty years ago. Or- chestra director w.ix Miss XY'cntu, X fjfxxu ljillqc' Si! V4 Z,y9 ffgg 7 g 5 'fg,,9',f7 ,5 ,,,',,.-C Xi ? gf, li-f IL? 'j 'A4 I mf --f' 'Xx r INS VVVVVF .gi- n. l -Q ' ,lsr e 1 f ,f il ,,, ' '4 .5 ,Q 'Z' 5 ffl f qquwvv r rg .l A W in Q D, . - :iw C, M ' ' f A f P ,S A 4 ' fi ' I'.,A N.' OF 'IHIC NEW' Iil'II,UIN1l .-XIUC ITQINH lllA'i' '.'.'l'IIl 6,313 :1 , ,.:- 23.-g1'2?v' ii-5.4 Q- ' f-3 h fx'-.' 2374-.' 7 -f.-'F' 'J 257' 51.5 Ii I ' 43'-I' f. f' ' ' ,ig 'ff QT . 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I sincerely hope that your years at Nlontesano High School will better enable you to discharge your ebligations to yourself and to society in general. Sdwalgomd... XV. XV. XYVUOIJSZ A man who does .1 little hit more than he is .islyed to do, who takes .1 little more care ll1.ll1 is expected ol' him, wl1o meets lilie ll.'.lLl on witl1 .1 smile . . . that man will be .1 success. The future always holds something for the man who lseeps his faith in it. Rfstmi Blu writ: The graduating class l1.1s earned an opportunity for further advancement in education. In some manner every graduate should avail himself of this important step to future development. Aiunuit M. IJURNIA: I .im proud to have .ittendd Montesano High School and to have been .1 director for many years. I think it is the best school ever. VC'ishing the senior class the utmost happiness .ind success in their life onward. Roy LAMB: Best of luck you class of 1952. May the goal you have set be worthy of your edorts. Roisi.i1'i Twvrokz lt is QI pleasure and p.ivilege to be Ll member of the school board representing the iui.1l poition. W'ith best wishes .ind L'UI1gI'.llLll.lIltll1S to the class of 'Sl !Wfz.Zn9 . . . The issuing of this Sylvan indicates that .inother year in school has been or soon will be compl:ted. Yfithin the covers of this book. you will find re- corded many things. It is my sinceie hope, that you who .ire leaving this high school may loolt back on this record with a great deal of pleasure and satis- faction. May it indicate time well spent and enjoyed by you. Nlay it show pictures. or other iiidicititins. that this school is in some way .1 little better becausg you attended it. To those of you returning. do so with .1 deter- mination to get the most that the school has to offer. Do this by sampling .ill its deptirtmmts and activities, then select .1 few and do your LIIIUOSI to excel in them. 6014 'M 64595 XR HIK -XKIPI' RIRIIJI' PLO H-XPJ1 XII 4I'N5ll-x I I I-If uf rdho N Sl -X mln 1-.h funz xp, I Hump Iwonumlr 1 'ur Wx Sm ml Stuflle hem: Xl I rnimucml h 'N Ill Il- Xl HGEJGGM4 of ZCQMCGIQOW 4, nu 14 4 4 ummm 4 4 Q ol Nl 1 N VN 4 xxx lll 4 Um VII 1 Q L x 4 ax 4 411 1 4x :lu nn xl mr nm -X In 1 Nllnr I r Nl PRIILDX I7 XNIN N N Y Y' lul I :Nl Nm H ZW: .az , .,. Q ,- , 4 , Qu . . I I on ' 'V' . 1 I . ' . , fa I .Q '. 7.55 I 3 ' T I . 'I I Ill I f Q ' YD Rll' . ll Ili. .-XXI I,UI..X 1iI'f2iI.'l l ' 'I.l'lIi I Off.Xl..5 I JYII' U. Il' . HUT.: II. ., Ii..-X.: VV.WV.l'.I'I. VS'.:'C,, H..-X. WH? lf.. li.. .2 Lb. ul' Vwlu In Unlversily, li..-X. VV: 5 .3 1 2 1: I' S XII sis Call. ni' If 4f.' 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Ik wrt l Y'.L'.E.. l'I.:X. l'h, 4i4-:ll l'I4Iur1lt1-ru ' Ar ' I Upon looking over the faculty snaps it seems that the students are not the only ones who have fun. After taking a stroll around School and in- quiring about, we find that the faculty had a Christmas party where all of the faculty and their wives and husbands attended. The party was held in the home economics room which was gaily decorated with Christmas trimmings. By the looks of the snap it seems that they all had plenty to eat. Glancing up at the pictures again we find .1 group of fellows, seemingly dressed in basketball uniforms, playing basketball-could that be some PLIQA' 'VH KOS 6672114 of our faculty members, playing Shelton faculty in january? Oh excuse me, the weatherman inter- fered with a snowstorm and we did not get that picture after all because of our dead line, so we had to substitute a picture of the faculty observ- ing an assembly. But anyway the game was played in March with a score of Shelton 52 and Montc- sano 41, and the faculty made a charming appear- ance. just one last glimpse t:lls us that Mr. Ryan does an awful lot of reading or is he just collecting paper for a paper drive? He locks as if he's en- joying it anyway. ,Af Zn. . v 1 gi , CUUN fL Q.. 'V' ,vw fvx 3 . 'N I K -Tu-vJ' f ,Y w Wayne Uiilhoun Jim Brown .lvzilinc Kiliz Fred Sit-.iipt-l Winifrel Szin lbei ir Buifcfud of .Ze eq The year 1952-S3 has been marked by activity and accomplishment on the part of th: Student Council cf Montesano High School. The group operated under th: capable leadership of W'ayne Calhoun, president: jm Brown, vice presid.ntg Winifred Sandberg, sec- ietary: Fred Stempel, treasurer: Jeanne Kiliv, busi- ness manager: and the four class representativs To start the year the Student Council sponsored the Mixer to welcome all new stud nts. lt then under- took the task of revising the Constitution. This work consisted of the drawing up and passing of resolutirns to amend different articles. Then a copy of it was Iimdti to all :lie membsrs cf the Student Body. Also th: Student Council drew up a plan for improving sfhool assemblies. jim Brown, vice president, s:rs'ed .ts chairman of the social committee which scheduled all the social activitigs for the year. The Student Body has done a fine iob of upholding th: standards of the school and it is hoped that the lin: program this group has set up will be followed in futuie years. it ig, 'Q' Iioli Smith, Y:-rnon Ilasen-, Mr. I-Ina. Randy Valentine. Hzirvin Nlaanli-y IILIKQV I.lt'l 1 ll 'f 1' P J' I f,'7 w ,X U44 w w 4 4-fi 11, Z' ' PQ . 1,4 , Y if, A I ' JE. A 5 '11-5'-j,'Q'f 1h C- r l K7 I-7 452 Gland S I fy 1 Them wcrc tlmfcc gI'.1dLl.1lES in Klum 7 47, ,,7X ycau' l9l2. The juniors' biggcst su- Zn.-4 j 'V X cial cvcnt wax the .Iunior Prom. 41' - RX '?'3.-X ...z ag S-4 svn. .fir fi-4'0' J ,--er 2. L- Z? Zff -.Z ? fi, ef? 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L . ps gressive groups in the past few years. we the Senior Class of 1952, leave the ex eriences of the vast t P i behind us to face problems of the future. ln the fall of 1948, we entered upon our high school careers. We managed to come through the year with flying colors, under the leadership of our devoted adviser, Mr. john Terrey, who was to keep this title until the senior year. Qur capable class oflicers: Roland Poundstone, president: Bob Ryser, vice president: julia Ann Bogdanovich, sec- retaryg Eilleen Smith, treasurer, Pete Rasmussen, stud'nt council representative, and Birdie Stegall, social representative. As we came back to school the following fall we had thankfully passed on our title of fresh- men to the incoming class and had become known as sophomores. XVe immediately swung into action by electing Carmen Riley, president: Marian Rock- well, vice presidentg Jeanne Kiliz, secretary: Dar- lene Smith, treasurer: Benny Giuhn, social repre- s'ntative. The highlight of the year occurred on March 24th. This was the date of the very successful Sophomore Hop, a barn-dance of Ginghams and jeans. A true Western feeling prevailed and all enjoyed a good time. Displaying the same enthusiasm that had made our previous years successful, we came back as upper classmen after a three months vacation. Cioverned by Jeanne Kiliz, presidentg Katie Schmidt, vice president: Donna Arnold, secrctaryg Donna West, treasurer: and Wayfne Calhoun, stu- dent council representative, we stood out in extra- curricular as well as curricular activities. The event of that year which remains most vivid in our minds is our junior Prom, with the theme, Blue Hawaii. NVe labored long hours on the dec- orations, but the success of our undertaking more than mad: up for the energy lost. an Fnurh-rn By the following fall we had reached the final step on the ladder of our high school careers. For ltadership we elected Pete Rasmussen, presi- cltntg Roland Poundstone, vice presidentg Birdie Stegall, secretaryg Barbara Mousel, treasurer, Mar- vin Manley, student council representative: and Bob Dierick, social representative. The last big social event of our high school career, The Senior Ball, took place on November 30. We chose the theme A Little Bit of Heaven and we, at least, considered the affair just that. Under Miss Savage's guidance, we presented our Senior Play. lt was enjoyed by the audience and will long be remembered by us. Throughout our high school career, we were a sports-minded group. Since our freshman year we have watched boys from our class make fine names for themselves on the gridiron, maple court, cin- ders and diamond. Climaxing their high school career, Marvin Manley and Bob Dierick were voted honorary co-captains in football: and Albert Rich- ards made honorary captain in track. Many girls turned out for G.A.C. during at least part of their sshool days. The public was aware of our dramatic abilities, also. Outstanding in this field were jim McLean, Albert Richards, Lois Vincent and Pete Rasmussen. lt is evident that we enjoy music when one real- izes that over three-fourths of the class, at one time or another, was enrolled in chorus or band or both. Nor did we neglect curricular activities. We always had a nice percentage of the class on the honor roll. not to mention the many names ap- pearing on the perfect attendance list. W'ith this record of us written in the past, we, the Class of 1952, move on to meet the future. We would like to thank our adviser Mrs. Floyd, the faculty, our parents, and all of you who have made our stay here at M.H.S. both profitable and happy. Pi-lay you not forget us. We won't forget you. DONNA ARNOLD: Entered from Selah, Washinmnn, 2: Scholarship 4: Perfect Attendance 4: Librarian 2: Production Sta f in Dramatics 4: Class Offir-er 3: Sophfmorn Hfp 2: Junior Prom 3: Sen- ior Ball -1. FRANK BEATY: Entered frnm Cunntz Junior High, Bremermn 2: Cub Athletic Manager 2: Intramurals 3: Swxfhnmnrv Hop 2 Senior Ball I ILI IA ANN IIOFDANUN ILII N hola: u 'P Ierfef A enrame 7 C Lett Llhrarxan O 1: S nlur I aw 4 Irrrllxrtl n Sta u ng, F11 1 r B Office 2 Girl fluh Off: r ass Offner I G rli t ale- nl. mean 4 'vrphumr r Hug ' Junuvr Irv m em lr Ball F vurt n Q VN II I IAVI CALDWPI I Prmluctmn Staff I Sylxan Qtaff 2 'Z Hulllng, Staff 2 3 4 Snphnmfwre Hop Z Junmr Ir m lfrl' WAYNE QAIHOI N Ierfut Xtunulfnnce Ii wketball 3 4 S uvnll ram ' my 4 Second eam Intramural nlur Play In S xan Nm ren: en a nm r U hzmore Hop ' I nm r Se A lourt 4 I mmrnl men! 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HQ Nwafub I'l1c Am rlean Lcgxon avn ards are gnen to a sensor boy and a semor gurl vxho possess those hlgh qual mes of honor, courage, scholarshnp, leadcrshlp, servrce, tompamonshlp and character which are necessary to the pres rx atnon and protectxon of the fundamental nnstntutxons of our government and the idvancement of society To the semor most outstanding m the field of sc: mu. ms gntn the Honorary Bausch 1nd Lomb Su nee Au 1rd The Bots Athletxe Award ns bwsed on courage MQ473 we Page Frgbtren leadership tharatter lomlu and putnelpatxon m sports The Gxrls Athlttne Avmrd ns won hx the s mor gxrl, selected bw her team mates 1nd toaeh ts most outstandmg m sports The DAR Award IS prtstnted to the glrl who excels ln dependibxlntw strutt leldtrslnp and pu trlotlsm Tht Elks Sthollrshlp IS grmttd to tht most x1lu 1blc student of the stmor el1ss .meieduungt Specaal Jfancvz Rom R1 Du Ric lx Amtrnmn Itgxon Avn 1rd Mmtmx Rm mx 1 ll American legnon Ava lrd Fllts Sthohrshnp Rn XIAI FTNTINI X71lLCllLIOl'l3H Nlusle Avn 1rd Kun Lou Scuxunr Salutmtornn IULIA Axx Bot umxoueu D A R Good Qltxlcnshnp FRANK BLATX Bauseh 81 Lomb Selcnce Award Axnkux Rfxsmtssl rx Boys' Athletxt Au ard Imxxr Kllll Gnrls' Athlctlc Award ,, . , . , t - , V , . '. . . , , 1 . . . ,, . V 1 1 ' ' . , . . . . . - V V V rn . . . I - . .. , ., , V V - - V . . . . . - as . . . ' ' t D , . 1- ' V 1 V -, . V ' V - - 4 ,QV . - 1 1 , ., V. .',, - , . . . . . VV V , x , , - - . . . 4 . . - , . . . V1 s V - V V s 1 - - ' 1 , . . .. . ,NV V If, ww' V V V , Q U s 1 V . . 1 4 -I .- ' ' ,, 1 - .M g A ,J V - - l ,X H . . 1 . V. r . . . . V RI XY Il!N'KN'l-1l.l. W XYNI- 4' XI.llHl'X Gam Marching to the l'rocessional. played by the high school band. the thirty-eight members of the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty-two entered the sixtieth annual commencement exercises held on Nlay 27, 1952. lntroduction of the ll1L'l11C,Hi,l1.ll'l'QlI1Q XY'orld fion- ditionsf' was made ln XY'.iyne Cailliouii. Nlaster of Ceremonies. The other speakers included Rex Valentine and Katie Lou Schmidt, V.llL'kllCI0l'l.ll'l and salutatorian, respectively, Pete Rasmussen, class speaker and Xlarinn Rockwell, faculty speaker. Governor Arthur li. lainglie was chosen by the class to be the outside spealier. XY'inners of awards were announced by Superin- tendent Willis E. Rambo and the class was presented by Principal Lloyd XV. EDI. A member of the school hoard presented the diplomas. Students graduating with honors. at least a three point average, were Rex Valentine. Katie l,ou Schmidt. .lulia .Xnn l'mogdanox'ich and Nlarian Rockwell. Xlembers of the class contributed musical numbers to both the baccalaureate and commencement pro- grams. Immediately following graduation exercises the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one honored the gradu- ates at the annu.il Commencement Ball held in the city hall. 7fne fm Maze 64 aww Me fwuz H, , . IPI! 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Ruth liylrs NQ4' ilill Al :ti Upon crossing the threshold of their third venture with high school learning. the junior class elected the following oflacers to lead themg president. ,lim Briscoe: vice president. Kenny Copeland: secretary. Ruth Byles: treasurer. Marv jo Lawson: social represen- tative, Alanell Messenger: student council representative. Randy Valentine. These offi- cers served faithfully to fulfill their various duties. V'hen the football season rolled around, many junior boys were seen on the scrim- mage field. Stuart Sandberg. Fred Simpson, Gordon Hartley. Ronald W'edeltind. Harold Hopper. Kenny Copeland and lim Brown received first and second squad letters. These boys were an important linls of the team. Cireat things are expected of them when they approach thc gridiron next year as seniors. 'P L fi for 47 I l fs , l ,f iii e., , ,. as Q i x o K' . 4 Q -,s , fi? -1? f is NWN .47 'Jovi Harold Hopper Mary Jaaska Shirley Jackson Ronald Kent Kenny Kilim Eleanor Kopjxiligvr Luella Kopjvinxler Mary Jo Lawson Sally Nlcl'hee Janell Messenizer Norma Moyer Don Murjuhie Johann Natterer Dale Post Kenny Reams Stuart Sandberg: Kathryn Sari:-nt l-'red Simpson Rnsella Sinipann Fred Stenijn-1 .lo Anne 'l'2l5'l V Randy Valentine Lorem- Van de Wall Ronald VVQ-ilekind Ronald W'erner Imogene NVhet-ler Marjorie Wisdom Mis- Sava-'e -ww, mm Ure gm waz, ,aera- Musical talent was never lacking in the junior class. One look at the roll call in band and chorus verifies the fact. juniors have participated in octets, trios and many other ensembles. Their solo ability is unexcelled. At the first bounce of the ball announcing the start of basketball season, Stuart Sandberg, jim Brown and -lim Briscoe were eager and willing at turnouts. Several other juniors had to abandon their dreams of personal victories on the maple court because of injuries. But they, along with the lettermen, will have .mother chance next year. Boys who had not turned out for the two previous sports found their chance to shine in baseball and track. jim Brown, Kenny Copeland, Don Murphie. Fred Simp- son and Harold Hopper proved to be very competent baseball men while jim Briscoe represented the juniors on the track squad. The girls of the class were not to be outdone in the field of sports. G.A.CQ. turnouts found them always prompt and ready. At the middle of the year, the juniors sponsored a dance after the Elma game called the Snowtlake Folly. lt featured a unique decoration idea. The guests made the decorations of snowflakes and then were awarded prizes for the best ones. The big event of the year came when the date of the annual junior Prom was announced. lfor the theme of the dance, the juniors chose Realm of Mystery. 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Nlzirilvn Jonn- n 'Iii-i-on .lone .lain-1 Ki'-ninie l':ii5 I.:imr'viii-11 .Krlevn Iaixfors Hobby Mzinl-5 In-I-ir.-s Nlrirhi-we l,vnn V111- e N11 la-v Hoi'-,fiii l':i1ol5n Hours Xlurle-no Nlela-:iii Rout-r 51i'Ni-lly Ann MvNiiH Xliirxie Ni-I-on Itiiyino'-il l'inw-i .liin Sori i- lfziyi- S11-irzill Nora 'I'i':iliHn:iii .Xnn 'l'rvnlh:ini Sally VVM on 1111411.11 - Wuithfr- .I-is--v Na- li-ltinil lfxivnion I Warsl Yi-rdzi VK'h.-:Alon Willis Yvliiinvv Joiivini' VVi1lr-'is-r Shillwv W'iI li-: 1440441 fo rqdfuune Qaealfen R help ol Xlr. Reiter. have done .1 it-rv good iob through the school year of Wil-1992. The llonor Roll students with at least .1 li average. were: Irma l nl. Xl.ll'ilfl1klUll.lNNL'H,slCYL' xTL'cilNK'.lI1, Ann Trenthani and .Iovce NY'edelsind. These five are to be congratulated. though we would h.1ve lilsed to have seen .1 longer list. Hliulldoesf Rah! Rahf Rah? Nlanv of the sophomores have yelled that phrase at everv game this year. liortv- Tive per cent of the cheering section was ITLILTC up of the tvez' faithful sophomores. Two of the four yell ltings are members ol' this class. Bobby Nlanlev and Jerry Nic- Clleary. A number of the class members were on the first and second string basltetball and football teams. The tirst event sponsored bv the sophomores was the .isseinblv held on October ith. The theme was. Beat the lilma Ingles. The nest event xv .is the dance on November 16th. Since it was near b.1slte1ball season the theme chosen was the HTTTCIIFI-.1-Sl1UC Vi'alt1. The second sophomore assembly was held liebruarv Zlst. Une of the stunts was to have everyone stand who wanted to contribute to the sophomore fund, The Na- tional Anthem was then played. Naturally. everyone stood. Quite a haul! The main event of the year, as far as the sophomores were concerned. was the Sophomore Hop on May 9. Sticlsing to the tradition of barn dance style. the Hop was built around the old fashioned idea. Gingham. jeans. straw, western and popular music. and a wonderful time for everyone was the whole evening in .1 nutshell. Our class was happy to have two new memb:rs added after the beginning of the second semester, Geraldine Ueppiesse from Hoquiam and Nlarlene Hatliavvav from Tacoma. Our only wish is that we may be as successful in our etforts next vear as we have been as sophomores. liter' T111'r1Ii-Tliree J .rf -41 we 4 kv . v F ., ,. A X he J '65 T - 3' t -6 swf ,A A .nv fy V V Q Tian, f fi ,Y 1 f Y 5' -I ' QQ ll i I fwfr 1: V in .. 5 2, A V. 9 J I .,,. if 'Q V P E i In X 'A ' Q , .. Q 5. 'Q I I .J J h ' , ,Vins i 'I .1 U W , 1 N JH 1 if ,zz ' ' f, f . l iv :ici .1 5 - in 5:6 ' I . ' if-my ,V : 35' I A P N Q ff ' -H 'V' -3 ' 'fi g , VW ,. 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Klux Ln ' Page il'ui'r1lx-I'u1ir' kin The sixty -three members of the freshnmn cl.iss st.irted their first year in high school by electing class officers. .ls follows: presi- dent, Nli1xl.uliing vice president, Lloyd Sund- bergg secretary, Eddie Dierickg tre.isurer. CQh.1rlotte Satterstrom: social representative. Bubby Smith. XVhen the student body othcers were elected l.1st spring. one of the freshmen. XY'inifred Sandberg. was elected to the uf- lice of secretary. The class was well represented in the Girls' Club. kllJ.lI1I1.1 Qhristensen. l.ist spring. was elected to the othce of Girls' Club treasurer. l.ouis.i Clipriutti. sms elected freshman rep, rtsentatiie to the Girls' Club Council. The first Assembly, given by the freshmen. was on October 12. The committee for the .issembly XXHIS composed of Charlotte Sitter- stmm, ch.1irm.in. Louise Overbo, NVinifred Sintlberg. .I0,Xnn G.illoxv.iy .md Stxnley llmilll' fa i ik M! i 2 9 s C if ' si I NW' W' is : ' 1 ,QQ I A if up 2 . I I X gil? ' if ' A ' . wif' P 1. I ,V .f'.' ' 'E fl: A? 1 I 'Q I 5 .s Max Lukin Betty MeCleary Don Millieh Karen Mousel John Mustarl Louise Overho Rosella Phillips Czirlene Randall Leonard Salvii: Roberta Samson VVinifred Sandberg Charlotte Satterstrotn Bob Smith Burt Smith Lloyd Sundberg .lean Marie Taylor Fred Thaunum Patsy Thaanum Stanley Thompson Judy Trinneer Clarence Valentina 2'mron Verville Evelyn Vim-ent lsohliette VV:itters Jarnes VVhitney Earl llViliier Fre.l Willis Mr. Hoyt fuecviufze Walk walls 7f1em Thompson. Main attractions were Colene laoshaug sing- ing Chloe and a dialogue between two youthful spec- tators at a high school football game, in which the names of Monte players were used. The second freshman assembly under the leadership of Qloanna Christensen, chairman, was held on liebruary li. Also, on the committee were Nlary Bea Dickinson, Rosella Phillips. liddie Dierick and lfrank Cokgley. Dastardly Deeds for the Thwarted Bl.lCligLl.lI'LllH was one of the IHOSI popular skits presented. ln the skit were: Frank Cokeley, Don Millich, Yy'inifred Sandberg, livelyn Vincent and Charlotte Satterstrom. Both assem- blies were very much enjoyed by the audienc.s. The Shadow Dance was the theme of the fresh- man class dance held here after the game with Chehalis, on February l. The first dance given by the freshmen was on lfebru- ary 1. after the basketball game here with Ch:halis. Two freshmen had important parts in th: all school play, Mail Order Mary. Charlotte Satterstrom played the part of -lane Norris, and Evelyn Vincent, the part ef Vesta Hale. Some of the freshmen were in the chorus, a total of eight to be exact. Three of these were sopranosg four altos: and one, a bass. There were seven freshmen in band, mostly in the clarinet section. 1 A number of the boys turned out for all the sports, including football, basketball, baseball and track. There were eighteen freshman girls in G.A.C. They took part in all the activities. All the playdays, which were held in Raymond, Shelton, Elma, Chehalis and Montesano. were attended by the freshman girls. Almost all the girls went to at least one playday, Throughout the year, eight freshmen made the honor roll. They were Charlotte Satterstrom, Xvinifred Sand- bcrg. Bobbette W'.ltterS, Judy Trinneeer, l.ila l.aBreck, tlJAnn Galloway, Stanley Thompson and Lloyd Sund- berg. The class adviser this year was Mr. Hoyt. His ideas and suggestions were always helpful. i Page T44 rulyfl i1 4' l Qf ff ,L, QE 1 ' A-'? Fl- f 5 7.,'i...:7. ,'1 cf f r l JH v Mfg- fi ', in ' 5 1' P 1! 4' Y 8 f, '9 ,X 1244 JW, qv! Qfx mf AP AJ I-4 I ff,- The first annual track meat was held .ll 1 -2, -WX ' N 47 RX f .,' 'Q ' -Jar, 94 5711 1?5v :Z-4 1 lllecrric Pnk. Abcrdccn. May 3. 1913. Bas:b.1ll rivals werc. 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I Kiwanis Charify Football Jamboree cum . .WW 35 , at S A it 3 . g M'.'Z1Il f 1 'gi 'N ga Suuvn A-1 ' Q-...,, N... -dn.. , ,N T uf -mi, 016,664 ww, enzzwwm, Tliq injury ridden lhllidcip. licking cxpuriuncu. wczring honors with two flJL1Cilt.iUXN'lIS. xt.ii'tcd uri' rlit xtntwii hy ht-ing ht-.ttcn with worm of x1L,DICS.1I1O. playing thsir Tint gains on :lic liimw 7 tu U hy htith R.iy'i11oiiti .ind iiiJLlLli.1IN. .it rlit- .Xn- rigid. fought xiii' .1 dutxininutl St. Xlartinw tc.1ni. .ind nu.il Kiwinix blamhuruc liulti in Hoqtimin. w on .1g.1in. 14 tu 6. Nlirvin Klaiiiuy, h.ilfb.iuk. scored Growing tircti of lming. :lug Iiulldtigx juui'nuicti tw -111 thc Puims fm' UW BUHJUFN- South B.-nd thc nsxt xvcclxuiid. .ind pruut'cdcd to push Venturing to tht- lflma lzaglux' stronghold. tht- thu Indians .ill mfr thcir ncld. When thu fiiul gun team was sqtiucfud out by .1 hc.ix'ily f.ix'orcni Iflnu sgztindcd. thu suirc i'u.id. 53 tu ZIP. in Tfixui' of Nlcintc- tit-vcn with ilu: mutt' of 6 tu U. This vm, tw doubt. mimi. lqnn Nlmiiw. .i tixiiixtit-r fniiii lluqtiiiiii. hgld Niontul best playcti umtt-st of tht' w holu wiwii. Pig'l'1i.'u1ivI11qfil wk, an-4 f-Q, IW 1--. Nuffiu Ch.. Huw' 4 'W W WM v int- faqalfq, Span amf fnfegmllfq In the next game the under dog Bulldog team upset highly favored Valley by the score of ZH to U. The team galloped up and down the held for conetant yardage gains. Pat NleCaQlin and Bob Diericlx shone for the Bulldogs. Shelton, coming to Monte the next week. won to the tune of Z4 to 13. Wet weather Seemed to stop the Bulldog attack, although the xcore wax tied at the half. I3 to li. The next two gamex. the unfortunate liulldogx also lost. to Raymond with a Score of 19 to U. and to Chchaliv 27 to 13. on the home field. Finally. on Armistice Day. the determined team went forth againit the league winning Elma team. The Eagles scored twice. Then Dave Brown made a touchdown for the Bulldogs and alio the conversion. placing the score at 13 to T Later in the third quarter. another touchdown made Elma! more 19 to . for the remainder of the game IHINQV T14 rl!! 1 -Yun W goalie!! Of the twenty players receiving major letters in football, eleven will return to shine on the gridiron next fall: Eddie Dierick, Harold Hopper. Lynn Moore. Kenny Reams. ,lim Briscoe, Dave Brown, Gordon Hartley. Stuart Sandberg, Fred Simpson. Rfirmld XVCdC- ltind and Lonnie Brumfield. The other nine, graduating seniors, include: Marvin Manley and Bob Diericli. honorary captains for the season, Benny Gruhn. Pat McCaslin, Kenny W'idener. Dick Shumway. Pete Rasmussen, Dick Moore and Rex Valentine. The second team, coached by Mr. Acuff, boasted four wins and two losses, winning from Shelton, Wishkah, Quinault, Raymond, and losing to Shelton and Raymond. With this record. next year's football team will be as good as ever with the returning lettermen and the B squad material for Mr. Ryan to work with. The members of the second team will be fighting for a place on the first string next season. l 11 R ix mond C lithalis Sh lton Nlonttsino St 'Xlixtins 1952 gown Seemed LI Si xxnix Si Asox s Rrcoitn Xlontt Nlontt Nlontt Montt Vlonte Xlax tins Flma Raymond I9 C, 1e ilis Shelton .uk ram lnvull Hitiptr Bill Htkuith lonnie llrumfitlil Ted Blafkmin Hennx 1 uhn Stue 'Vlefovian Jim Brown Kenny Copeland , it up I iii lref' Sin io laqr 'lfu In l.i.-u.',f .'c.s .. W' L T i '14 St. il . n 4 I A, , 0 4 6 g ' 'S 1 - I 1 . - 0 1 Q ' . ', 3 2 N V ' I3 l hz 5 27 . e 1 2 2 i is 24 . 1 l 4 .V . .' L ' i ' ll 5 H.. .11-1 . ,V ,- s. -' Y A ' '-, 1 , Q li' . , ' . ' lmn Millivh, Kvnnc-th Wimlt-ni-r, .lim 5l:'Leziii, Mr. Ryan, Front row: lirigtei- MeNeIIy, Kenny ILCWIITIS, John Mustard, .lim VVhitney, Earl Bnrtr-h li'-lah? llzinl '51 l.:uri't-tivo l,niith:in. M15 Linkin. lfrel Thaziniini. Rv l l-l'x'iIi, l t'1lhi4 f lif'lf'5'- l'i'l'lll' l7l '4'k. 'l I H5 F1- , i i . .V NI V 3 'K AX Qtandxm. Stow Vltf wan Du Br x n Kenny Ra mu Blllx n Im Fl II yd Sundherx. Vlr Run neelmy. I' Ih D enmk n 1 h N Hlukmin Ii bbx Qml Ixnn 'Vlm r Tht Monttiano Y S durmg the 1951 52 baskttball st190n fared bett r thm the VIFSIIQ Squ1d Throughout the se1son rhtx mon fourteen g.,.1mtS md lost SIX Tht V s hmshtd up nn 1 tue mth Chchihs for tht l 'ILUC trovxn lmong tht sux second tt-1ms nn tht le13.,ut They wtrc onlx bc1tcn three gqmts out of tht ttn during ICIQUL plus In tht prt ton fcrcnte gamts rhtx uert b xttn In X tllex tvucc md vncrt Shldtd out In NIOLIIPS 1 ungle time In rh most fI'1I'IIIlI'I!, game of tht Scuon tht IV s deft lttcl tht Elml Faglts Setonds by ont pulnt IH 1 double ox ertlmt The bnggest lT1lI'L,lI1 of xunnmg vs xi agumt tht Vllrx N1 Kmght hret ttam rtsultmt, xuth the score of 65 to I8 C lptun for the xtlr xx 1x MIFNID Xhnltv xx ho WIS cl tttd by tht tolthcs md hut term Squad i952 gem: Sac-wa xc LI STxrxnlxt S Sl xsox S Rl CORD Xlontt St M xrtms Rax mond Home Flml C'heh'IlII Nlon te Rax mond Uma Xlon tt Chehihs Shehon Nlontt Shtlton Niontesano St Nhrtms laNtIlflrf1C 4 3 153 1 I -.J 6 4' . I' Qn- I 9- C H. V , nf , ' I ,uf .X 7 A I We 1UIQf 5 is ' Ji 5 1 7 I I -1 i V I , f I s ' 1 :I ' . x f' .A ras A I A KI A K ' V3 Q v A 0 , 1 '11 uv , ' s ssen, ' ,' Iivvkwith, .lim Iiruw , .I Ii Isvoc, ,u .' ', . . . K ' f: 111 R- i , Ihr Milli'h, Hub v .'IanI0y, T4-al z ' 2 , u j . Ith, . to fl. I 7 I. I I I I I CL I I IQ I II I I ' . L I I I A I I 1 A I IJ, .' .I 1 ' .I-f - WI. I ' 49 37 . . I I 28 'I I0 0 . 34 4l . , 92 S7 6 4 . me 45 5 S4 62 I 6 4 . . ' 45 39 . 44 57 I 5 . -48 30 I I - 94 sg I 3 7 . . ' I . 0 I0 J 1,,. ' ,' A ,H The Nlonte Bulldogs started of? the l9Sl-'52 basketball season swiftly by downing the Yelm Tornadoes with the seore of S7 to io. The next opponent on Montes list of games was South Bend. When the final whistle sounded. Nlonte had crushed the visiting Indians. 46 to 34, The team, starting slow in their third game of the season, overcame a deficit in points and defeated the Forks Spartans to the tune of 40 to 35. The Spartans visited Montesano to pay back the game when the Bulldogs visited them last season. In the fourth game of the season Monte's winning streak was broken by the Moclips Hyaks. The Bull- dogs, the visiting team, were turned back by a de- termined Moclips squad, 47 to 46. The Bulldogs, this year. did something they were All Alanna Za the Jlaapatwi not able to do in the past six years. They heat the strong Valley Vikings on their own floor. It was a real scrap all the way with the home team coming out on top 45 to 44. The Bulldogs, in turn downed Moclips. 50 to 48 to get revenge, and trounced Yelm S3 to 34. The Bulldogs, running wild, ran up an 18 to 0 score hefore the Tornadoes could click. Sequim, paying a visit on the same terms as Forks, handed the Bulldogs their second defeat of the season, by a score of 49 to 39. This brought the pre-conference game record to six wins and two losses. St. Martins fell into line by dropping a game to the Bulldogs, 45 to 28. This win put Monte into a three way tie for the league title. Nidrvin Manley 3, Jim Mr'I,ean 5, Stuart Sandberg Ev, Wayne Calhoun 1, Mr. Avuff eww aw: 6 qw 4441.1 The Bulldogs were shellacked by the mighty Ray- mond team. then sixth in the state. The score was S4 I0 38. Elma and Shelton each added a victory to their strings at the expense of the Bulldogs. Monte Could not stop the seven foot plus center of lilma's squad and could not outrun Shelton's fast break. The mighty Chehalis team, which was previously' beaten by the high flying lflma Iiagles, came to wreck havoc in the heme gym. During the game, th: gym was nearly torn down by the rootcrs from each school. W'hen the game had ended, the underdog Monte Bull- dogs had squeaked past the Bearcats 45 to 44. Monte defeated St. Martin's again, but lost to Ray- mond, then third in w,AlSl1ll1gl0I'l, and was again de- feated by Elma and Shelton. Chehalis had revenge for the beating they received by Monte. W'hen the league play was over, the Bulldogs ranked fifth in the league. During the basketball season the home team scored S23 points while the opposition tallied 900 points. The Bulldogs won ten games and lost ten. lfamiliar at the forward spots were Wllyne Calhoun and Stuart Sandberg. At center was Albert Richards and guards were Marvin Manley and Rex Valentine. During the season Albert Richards, who stands six feet and five inches tall, was high point man with 160 points. Stuart Sandberg, six feet one inch, was next with 151 points. Rex tallied 99, W'ayne 79 and Marvin 77. The returning lettermen for next year's squad will he Stuart Sandberg, jim Sortor and Ronald Haney. Albert Riehards 10. Lonnie Hrulnfielsl ll. 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Most of the lwovs had never played in a luas'h.tll game luefiore. llut this year, Monte has .1 pretty fair ehanee of really making .1 showing. Twenty-five lwoys are turning out. Of' these. eight are lettermen. ln the infield Marvin Manley prohablv will he at third. Stuart Sandberg at shortstop. when he isn't pitehingg at second, Grant Mathews and on first Kenny Copeland. But wateh also for sueh newcomers as Gary l.awrenee, l.vnn Moore, -lim XVhitney and Max lukin. On the mound will be lion Murphie and Pat Meflasling behind the plate. Benny Ciruhn and Harold llopper. ln the outfield will be hard hitting l'ete Ras- mussen. Bob lliericls, -lim Brown. lfred Simpson and probably lynn Moore, Pat MeC,aslin and llenny Gruhn. The league this year was divided into a Northern Division, which consists of' lflma, Shel- ton and St. Martins and a Southern Division which ineludes Montesano. Raymond and Chehalis. Two games are played with each team in the division. At the elose of the season there will be .1 play off lvetween the two first places for first .intl seeontl. hetween the two second place teams for third and fourth, ete. Several praetiee games will he played. Jfcune Run Jfmnefi NTL' ll tk r fa! Wlefaslin Ronald Weflekintl Bills tlvwith t Nm: ur 1 H Vllrlmll Ptsd mg in Ronald Hanes itll r s irsin ants x 1 in r l t in r v imc K itn v ig , N itioss nnv o in tr vm is r llitrt , s , Q, as sg A .X A ,N . . . 5 ,A 2 3 . ', 4 Q L A e .3 A .Z . 5 v L X x' . i - A ' ' ' FL ' W 1 . ' X- 1 i if . Z . X .Xxx A ,A O- dx. , . 7 X fl - i ll his N ' i l i. .. N, 3. gp- ow: , e' , ' ' , ' g lie' , S uiirt .'z ll - gg. Lynn Nl--ore, -lin lim 'n, Don . :'E rs- , Mil ox 3 M: M: ly, Rt' Yaileitine. tl:-hn Mis :ir-l. llzrvilfl ll-livin-t', lirunt 1: l - -, Ki , Vopt-lzintl, B lv liieri--ls. .Vi 1l.'l,:m. ll nj: llrixhn, M . .'vw2i'i'. tot ts .nrg ,Ig s X'h' ty, Xlax Inilmml fans Se, our. flzirs l.: v t-ne-. l-fflflie V i'lv. W Sf-ff The year 1951-1952 was a most enjoyable and unforgettable year for the members of the pep staff at Monte High. The long bus trips and the anticipation of meeting the members of the yell staffs from the other schools were interesting ex- periences. NX'e were glad to welcome back Marian Rock- well, jim Mclean, Roland Poundstone and Bob Manley from the previous year. Marian again served as song queen with Eilleen Smith, julia Ann Bogdanovich, and Darlene Smith. The yell leaders were: jim McLean, Roland Poundstone, Bob Man- ley, and a newcomer, jerry McCleary. liebruary 29, 1952, ended the basketball season and the activities of the staff. On that date the staff presented the last pep assembly of the year. The program for this assembly included: a talk on leap year by Darlene Smithg a musical number entitled A Musical Date with Kenny Copeland, Don Murphie, Bob Manley and Jerry McCleary: piano selections by Roland Poundstoneg a poem by the pep staff, called To the Game We Will Go , a song by Marian, Eilleen, julia Ann, and Darlene, called Give Us a Little Score g a pep talk by Mr. Acuff. Then jim McLean and julia Ann Bogdanovich gave closing speeches showing their appreciation to the student body and faculty for their support throughout the year. School songs and yells were intermingled with the other selections. The yell staff wishes to give its thanks to the entire student body and faculty for their sincere and loyal attendance at all the school games. Never was the sportsmanship so fair, the spirit so high, or pep so genuine as it was the past year. This was reflected in our rating in the race for the sports- manship trophy. We are, and the town should be, proud of our high score in the balloting. We rose fiom sixth to second place in one year. The pep staff wishes the incoming staff success in represent- ing Monte High. May they always remember that loyalty to the school comes first, whether we win, lose or draw. ffwmalfewi of Sahaal Spud ancf S ' Top RlndPundtn J ry 'Vlflar BbhyN1ane B ttom Eilleen Smith Iulia Ann B xzdan ich Marian R ek ell Darlene bmlth :na 0 sue. er '.f-fe-'y, o ly. U Z' -A.-I 0 ov'.i ow.' QM! ' rqifzleiicd 5? 'L 'EF :- . QM 1 215'-f ,gf ff' extrly Hoppei Wir Dixi leinne lm 11 ezwmza ga.z.fW, 44, saws We mm, The Preamble to the LOIISIIIUIIOII ot tl1 Nlontesmo Girls Athletie Club best stltes its purposes and aims It reads as folloxxs We the girls of Montesmo High Sehool organize this elub ln order to promote good sportsmmshlp Ind take :i more aetixe part in athleties The Girls Athletie Llub xx1s organized six xears ago bx Niiss Kasola The third xear it xx as diseontmued b Cause of lacle of interest and membership Three years ago in 19-+9 Nlrs frneda Daxis tools oxer the leadership of the elub 1nd it has Hourished under her able guidanee The membership his in ereased immensely Turnouts are held onee 1 xx eels in tl1e ex ms Xhnx examples are football bxsleetblll soft bill xollex ball relaxs badminton lllel squlre mel eirele dmenne Other xetxxlties of tl1e eluls ineluele sponsoring danees, orgamllng Ind lttendine plix dlxs xt other schools and putting on hill time entertainment for tl1 league basleetball games The plax daxs are plmned not onlx to promote good sportsmanship but also to promot better teel ings and friendship betxxeen the stud nts of th differ nt schools To aeeomphsh this the 1et1x1t1 s haxe been planned in sueh a xxax as to prex ent rix 1lrx and to help the girls from the different sehools to Ret 1cqua1nted A brief sample of a plax dax PFOQFIIU is is tolloxxs 9 30 10 U0 Registration The girls are registered and plaeed on tean1s eonsnstlng of re ls from 1ll th different sehools 1005 17 UU Tournament ol elxosen spoil Xnx sport the sehool l11s deeieled on mel mxde lsnoxxn to tl1e other sehools l U0 lun l D 19 lrogrm pu or bx tl1e xo 1 15 1 45 I1n1l pllx off Sometimes folloxxed bx game ot tl1e xxinners xs the telehers hxtremelx good lunehes are serx ed tor xxhieh ree, nstration does not pax Te .llloxx the girls to ell all tl1ex xx mt tl1e C irls Athletie C lub pxxs a good deal of the espense The sehools plrtienpltim, mel the dates for the p 1x daxs xxere 'xlontesmo Noxember Ilm1 De eember C,l1el1lllS mulrx Shelton, lebru1rx Rn sx stem of points IS useel xxherebx mx en in 1 mxx 1 IX Il letle reeelxeel lll sports bx the xmxs e elub is xerx tartunlte to be tl1e onlx or the lenque lIIl1lSKlI11e xx hi l1h1s uniforms Ill exaetlx an h egirs ools x rx niee in them espeen x xx hen seen in a group The Girls Athletie Club letter sxseaters are just the opposite in eolor IS the boxs letter sxx eaters The girls haxe grax sxxeaters xxith maroon name stripes and letter Txxo p1rt1es are held during the xear The Christ mxs partx xxas h ld in the Little Gxm xxith squlre mtl eirele daneing lwle expense elf I e lllflul spring plkI1le is lllet x th funds t11t ren11n1 in tl1e treasurx it tl1e end ol I e xx. 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W'ith this ever familiar re- frain, the student librarian puts away her ink pad, pencil, and stamp for another day. Checking books in-out is but a small part of the librarians' work. The duties of these girls vary from period to period. The assistants are constantly kept looking for back issues of magazines, finding a book needed for English. or looking for reference books, but they don't mind, because it's all in the day's work. Many times the paste jar and mending equipment are put to use. The girls can be ssen working away on the torn pages of an English book, or repairing the cover of a history bock, besides keeping the library books in good condition. There is .1 eertain routine that IDUSI be followed in preparing new books for circulation after they are catalogu d. liirst they are stamped with th: high school stamp, and the pockets and date slips are pasted on. The books are then shellaeked and, when dry, are mazked and shelve.l. Scissors, too, are .1 major weapon used by some of tli: librarians in clipping newspaper artiqles of interest for the file, or arranging an inter sting bulletin board. efneeaful ancf gfficienl firziee W'ilIis Jeanette Waller Jeanne Kiliz liublietln- W'ullers Arleen lihxfnrs Y, VVinifri-d Sziriilberi: Sully Mevhea- .lean Marie Tziylor Chariot! - Salter-triini Mary .lo Lzmson Mary Jaaska Miss Nh-Neill Rusellzi :dmzf--in Shirley Collet! Shirley .lm-kson Beverly Hopper Aniiabeils- Dili- , I g....i- I-91 Q. x .N avi? ,,.,a f 1' mi, lik PAT Mel'ASl,lN lt.-XNDY VAI.EN'l'lNl'I MARVIN NIANLFIY DICK MOORE Yin- l'l4-sith-tit Seeretary 'liiwaisllrel' Soeiul lh-presentzilive NHC. RYAN H011 Dll'IRli'K .Mlviser l'l'4'S14lt'Ill Baqfi' 0 ai Sleacffadlf www The first meeting of the Boys' Club cf Monte- sano High School was held on September 11, 1951. The club was led in its activities by President Bob Dierick and Adviser, Mr. Ryan. The other oflicers were: vice president, Pat N1cCasling secretary. Randy Valentine: treasurer, Marvin Manley: social representative, Dick Moore. The social calendar for the Boys' Club during the y.ar included three assemblies and two dances. The assemblies were on November 2, before the Chehalis football game, December 21, a Christmas assembly given in cooperation with the Girls' Club, and on February 1 before the Chehalis basketball game. The dances infludsd one after the Elma-Monte Pep Rally on November 9 and one on May 16. One of the highlights of the Christmas assembly was the presenting of a record player from the Boys' Club to the A.S.B. President. Dierick mad: the presentation. The record player was a 49-r.p.m. ta be used at dances and other school activities. The them: of the dance on November 9 was the Trophy Dance, having to do with the Armistice Day trophy. Pilgt' 1'i11I'fj-T140 At the November 2 meeting Mr. Rambo gave a talk on the upkeep of the school. He told of som: of the problems the janitors have and how the students can help to make these fewer. On February S, Chief Ensign Ensley Forester of the U. Naval Reserve Training Center at Aberdeen spoke to the Club and presented a movie. Chief Forester spoke on the necessity of students' finishing high school, especially if they plan to jain the navy or some other branch of service. He invited the boys to come to the center at any time to be shown the equipment they have. The film was an ollicial one about the Bikini Atoll Atomic Bomb tests. 1t was very interesting, showing th: preparations for the test, the actual explosion. and the damage caused by the two bombs. On February 18, a representative of the W'ash- ington State Game Department talked to the group about gam: animals in the state. A movie on the same subject was also presented. The Boys' Club has had a very busy and worth- while year. aaa' em T The Girls' Club has enjoyed a prohtable year under th: able guidance of Mrs. Lola Guggenbicklx. Dar- lene Smith, presidentg Mary hlaaska, vice-prcsidentg Irma Iinz, secretary, Joanna Christensgn, Drnna West, social representative, were the ollicers who h.lped to make the year a success. The Girls' Club cabinet was composed of the oth- cers and a representative from each class. The senior class chose Janice Wfhitneyg juniors, Shirley Coll:ttg sophomores, joan Holloway: and freshmen, Louisa Capriotti. Each of these representatives was the chair- man of one of the following committees: Social, 'Wel- fare, Public Relations, and Correspondence. On October 27, Darlene Smith, Mary jaaska, Irma Iinz, Louisa Capriotti, and Mrs. Guggenbickler repre- sented Montesano at the Southwest W'ashington Girls' League Conference in Kelso. On April S, the class representatives on the Cabinet attend:d the spring conference in Olympia. Leona liosberg, R.N., and a stud:nt nurse from the school of nursing of the Tacoma Ci neral Hos- pital spoke to the girls on Novembx 6 to int.-rest them in the field of nursing. They also showed .1 film entitled Gills in lVbili'. Donna W'est was general chairman far the assem- blies and Mary jaaska for the dances put on by the Girls' Club. Sem: of these activities were: a pep assembly for a football and a basketball game, a dance on Novemb:r 2 with the theme, Girls' Club Traliic jam, a dress-up day, and tolo. 'Ihe theme of the dress-up day on April 25 was Fun and Frolic and the dance, Hillbilly Tolo. The Girls' and Boys' Clubs combined to plan the Christmas assembly, At this assembly they pr.sented .1 new record player and records to the school for use at dances. To raise money the club sold candy at the football and basketball games. Th: girls shined shoes the noons of February 28 and 29 for ten cents per pair. Every- one who had a shoeshine was allowed to dance in a sfe:ial roped off section in the hall. The traditional Mother-Daughter Tea was held in the spring. The new otlicers were installed at th: Tea. This delightful event completed the activ1ti.s of the Ci.ls' C ub lor th year 195 l-52. .Swelling an Gam! WMA Mrs, liiiggeiilneltl--1' llnrlene Smith .Xilviser l'ri-siilent Mary Juzialszi lrnm linz J-izinnzi Christe-lisa-ri lhmrm NVQ! A Vive President Secretary Treasurer Social lieliresentative fi 11 'EI' xfhe fm 7 hw? DUNN X VH-.Nl nr X 1 1 Mun, J l41.lA ANN liUl2IJANUVIl'H I-.dm fr MRS. Gl'f2IllCNBI1'Kl.l'IR Alix:-er -rx vnu NORVI-X VIUYPR BOB UH-Rll lx I' Ih H-XSML SSI-N nl l uh4m,n Pdltor lrtxzldtlun 'Vlxnnas Bucldmg fauaaalouii talltd bt tht mcmbtrs of tht Bulldog, Stat? ts part of thur happx lush sthool dau Lnd r tht able dlrtttlon of Editor ulla Ann Bogdanoxxth the staff has suttttdtd IH tompxlmg and PYIHIIDL .1 B1 monthlx xssut of tht sthool paptr B sldts thtnr own job ot stemlhng and mxmco 3,raphm5, Tht Bulldog the tlass also prmt d othtr mattrnal for orgmnlatnons and dld the sttn txlmg for tht gradt sthool paper Vlth thtnr jobs of tolummng stcntxlmg and mxrmographmg tht stat? was lttpt happllx bust Donna Wtst assnstant tdxtor has muth hard work and tooptratlon to htr trcdnt Tht all xmportant job of sttntxhm, xx as dom hx Xlbcrt Rnthards atlt Rottlt IIN XltLtan Bob Dxerxtlt and tht two tdntors uha Xnn and Donna lugu nrt ff Tn art vsorlt tor thns mars Bulldog was m th hands of B1ll C aldxxell and 'Norma Nloxtr 0 Annu Cornwell Bxerlx atltson Nlarllxn onasstn Ann Trtntham 'Nlarltm 'Nltbtan Nlntltu Nlorgan and Anm Ionasstn vstrt rtsponsxblt for D gathermg news uhllt Iett Rasmussen atttd as clrtulatnon managtr lxtrxont nn the tlass ton trxbuted .1I'flLlLS to th paper No one will tasnlx forget Bull former doodlmg., and dat dreamxng Iatlt and Al s mad anuts and ot tourst xmmx s must tratlts Fht tlass was sur prxstd that Nlrs Cjuggtnbxtltltr stlll was ablt to thmlt atttr thelr mam neru ratltmg but amusmg cstapadts Nlrs Cxuggtnbntltltr adxn r vull alxsaxs bt rt mtmbtrtd for htr untxrmg and to t t rmng yournahsts XX 1 I 0 at 55 , Q. M ,t 3 r , ww ' 'W '7 r 'A Aw.. I I ,iff ' 'E ' 1 ' 5: - fm 'S f . f . 2 QB , 1 ff: .' . . . 'Q l l' f.'.'l Fv6'n'r 1 --. Elitwr Ju 'ur A-Nt. Edit r 1. ' 1 U 1 ' 1 - ' ' . 2 2 ' Laughs. fun, and hard work will often be rc- l ' . ' ' ' a L '. 1 A 1 1 V ., K , ' S ' '- a C 1 I . A I , A 'l I KI A I A ' K K 1 4 ' ' 1 ' 'I c ' I ' if m 'Q 'I' I -l lar 541 MISS Mr-N1'IlI,I, Adviser MARIAN ROCKW'1'II,I, Editnr an JANPT POW F11 IO ANTNI- TAYLOR 'VIARX 10 1 'UNQON I-RWD 'iTFN1Pr1 Xrt hditur 'ks t Prli r Cops Prlltor Hu int Vllnamr 744 4afuf4dA8 uae The theme Then and Now, of tht 1957 an building of the sthool The dedieation is as written by Nlr lohn I langenbath one of the three grad uatts of Vlonttsano High Sehool in 1912 The Syls an of forts wars ago was 1 paptr pamphlet published in two issues Tht staff included editor in chief, assistant editors business manager and assistant business manager Skttchts of persons dressed in the stile of that period appear on mam pages in this sears book The Swls an staff for 1957 undertook the build ing of the wearboolt with zest, under th excellent leadership of Nlarian Rockwell editor Other ed itors for the tear were antt Povs ell art, o -Xnnt Taxlor, junior associate Fred Stempel was ads er tisinz manager with assistants Nlarx lo Ian son and Shirlu jaelxson The glass stltsmen vert aelt Hopper sophomores and Vwinitred Slndbtrg frtshmen Nlountin and astin thr. mam itturts of g P Z3 P s liool attiuties and ratinq to mtet tli deadlint lt pt the staff urs buss Nlarian Rotlmtll lrtd Stempcl and Nlarx I Iauson attended th starboolx confercntt at tht Lnnersits of Washington Tht editors wish to thank the business staff for their help in securing adxtrtising and selling an nuals for the xear We extend mam thanlts to Nliss N1c'Xe1ll our adsiser for her sincere and helpful cooperation and to 'slr Rambo for his txtelltnt photographs P qi Imfi fur 4 f Q .3 3 , , 1 , hu ,4 6 , t n- .,.... , , ., , . may , M W- A .. F' 'W V V 5 .. rd V -E5 - , W ..., n V K X' 'J shy A 5 1 5 R l i -V 1 4 ' ' A A 1 i Jri. A1151 1 'tu A ' I 'N L A .Ns A: : 1 . j nual, is based on the forty year anniversary of the Rottle, seniors: Sally McPhee, juniors: Beverly t . ' 1 5 D '- I v r . 5 1 1 I ly. ' 1 1 - 5 X 1. . 'Y H., L , K , . C Q - 'A A N- 1 ' C x - i t ' ,' ' I ' 1' 4, . Y . Y ,, T ' - A V , I . . lv 1 I 3 A, . , L -I .. . k - 4 ' Y v . p V7 Y at . : , -.' And they who exceed in scholarship will be esteemed. These pages are dedicated to the honor students- the ones who excel in scholarship. Very few of th'n1 are naturally hrilliant. Most of them struggle and sacrifice and study for the honor of having their names on these pages. But, how are these students honored? They do not work for nine months just to have their names in- scribed on a page in this annual and which may spend most of its existence gathering dust on 3 shelf. No- JI Rall... they take a place in your mind, maybe not an emi- nent place. maybe even a small corner, but it is still there and not to be forgotten. But someday when people look back through thc Sylvan of 1952 and later years and see those funny clothes. hair-styles and old schoolhouse of way back when, they cannot help admiring the honor roll students. They know what a struggle it was for those few because a few in their time may be going through the same struggle. An excellent scholarship record is something to work for. we wmv ' I 3 K , 2 3 Top row: Charlotte Satberstrom, Jo- anne Gzillow:-y, Lloyd Sundheriz. Winifred Sandberg, Bobbi-tie Waters. Ihttom row: Burt Smith, Stanley Thompson, Judy Trinns-t-r. Lila Lalireek. pq 2 5 3 if Steve MeCowan, Ann Trentham. Marilyn Jonassen, Irma I-Inz. Ofrqcfziea The seniors, with the advantage of four years ex- perience in high school have made a showing of twenty-hve per cent of their class honorqd. The juniors had twenty per cent and the sophomores six per cent. The freshmen, who have only bcen in high school a short time with the least chance to build up scholarship, have made a showing of fifteen per cent. A junior deserves honorable mention because she, Ruth Byles, earned straight A's. No one else in Nlontesano High School, this year. received that high a grade point average. MESSAGE TO STUDENTS: Some of us learn easier than others: therefore. ggrades are higherg some of us have more time to study: and some of us enter more activities. Can a student enter activities and still be among the hon- ored? Look at the list of these honored, and the answer is obvious. If you have the will to accomplish, to sacrifice some pleasure for work, making the most of your opportunity, then you, too, will be among this honored group. HIZRBERT Rl-.ITIIR Q . sf I -Mwwwm 2 ,gl ,. Top row: Ruth llyles, Virginia lirynn, Martha Galloway, Randy Valentine, Gordon Hartley. Bottom row: Lori-ne Van de YVHII, Q Lorraine llarber. Shirley .lar-ksun, - Mary Jn Lawson. Mary Jaaska. 3 V i Q' A g . 53 ' ' g s is 3 . 2 I v -' 3 .. sg, y 4, g Top row: Rex Valentine. Pat Mc- Caslin, Pete Rasmussen, Eero Jaaska. Middle row: Marian Rockwell. Donna West, Donna Arnold. Hob Dieriek. Jeanne Kiliz. Bottom row: Nziney Vukieh. Lois Vincent, Katie Schmidt. Grave Willis. Julia Ann Boszrlanovich. I ,-- ' 0 ss 5 QQ. ,azz semi mm, Tilly Ilwziiim . ,,,,,, ,,,,,, I and Kzamme A maiil of all uorlz V4-.sta Hall , , , Ezvljn Vinrenl Ou! In nzarry Clay Iiil Iiimlley , lim .Xli'l.1'ai1 Captain of ilu' I'1l'QlHl'dVj' Pafrol Clay Norris lim Brnzwi An iizzwilnr of farm lllUf'f7i7Il'l'j' Iam' Norris , Clmrlnflle Sd,,!'l'Sfl'UH1 Clafs fem:-alqr' sisivr Kailiry Inrrirzg , Irma FH: Ianr s laid frimm' lra lolmson Dirk Maori' R.F.D. Posiman Blaine Harris , . Allwrf Rirlranls A New Yorker Blaine Harrix'.s ft't'V'!'lt1l'3 , In A nm' Tailor A Nez: York marie! Marx lnaxka Page l m'f1-lfiglvl MAIL ORDER MARY Clay Norris, inventor of a rain making machine. is sought after by fortune hunting Vesta Hale, His teen-age sister jane, and friend Kathy Lorring, save him by sending to New York for a mail-order wife. Mary Miller, who models for Sears Roebuck Catalog. Mary Miller is accused of stealing valuables at A charity fashion show. Blaine Harris, Model Agent and his secretary. Zelda Rhodes, are the real crooks. Mary is arrested by Ed Bradley, the sheriff, but is found to be innocent when the loot is discovered in Zelda's fur coat. The rain mnchine works and causes a cloud burst. Ira johnson, the postmaster, and Tilly the cook's star prospect for L1 husband, gets plastered with pie. In the end Clay wins his mail-order bride. i Dim Mmm, They changed their plans when they met the niece S . W'iU1nr Mu,xu'eH lim .xTl'I.l'dII lll'fl'Illl',Y AYUISOII Marr in Maules W'iflmr'i Bowm Pal Culixili' Ilarlmi' Smilfr I14'P'4'Illl'5l Cousin .Yimz Qllitqlry liilliwl Smiflr 1'-Vxlllkfl' ltllliet' uUl7ifllt'j C4'Ii'wli .x ljlffi' Sisfw' lllljcl lillglltllllfl nb I1rr'4'1rfins' .-lun! .lllfll .Hari Lillfli' Buff Crurzrlli I.uix l'im'i'r1l Urzrli' Buffs Gr'iulJnmfln'r Mr. Qlziglijs Dr. Bron fl .xfdcllflirle .-l Lau-ser TIN' .udiil Thi' CdV't'fdk4'7' Pal Hifuxlin Buff Divrirk Binlii' Slrgall W113 m' Caflwlm Gfdfi' wiillls Benny firufw u,,, X WW HFINDERS CREEPERSN The seniors this year presented a mystery comedy play entitled, Finders Creepers. Hercules and Wilbur Maxwell went to spend the weekend with Hercules' aunt and uncle who had lately become .1 mortieinn. The boys want to go home immediately, especially when they came upon another guest who was to be buried on Monday. of an old gentleman who was staying at the mortuary playing dead because he found out someone was try- ing to kill him and he intended to show up at his own funeral to trap the killer. The boys ended up face to face with the culprit and from then on, plenty of excitement prevailed. The play was directed by Miss Esther Savage and presented on April 4, 1952. lhrgy l'iHY'f14.Xvi7lg' 0 U rv if v 1 -7144 A, Pr, fl . ax Y XA if x X 8 IQ, xx 19622, ag Standing: Kenny Reams, Frank liyles, Sally McPhee. Fred NVillis. Third row: Randy Valentine. Grace YVillis, Joanna Christensen, Riehard Keltner, Stanley Thompson, Bobby Manley, .lim Sortor, Iris Mullenix, Arlene Brumfield, Shirley Jackson, Steve MeCowan, Lowell Hopper, Douglas Davis, Bill Johansen, Kenny Rasmussen, Jim Briscoe, Don Murphie, Reuel Erwin, Kenny Copeland. Second row: Carol Hoekett, Ann Mt-Nutt, Jerry Frizzell, Dorothy Easter. First row: Mary Bea Dickinson, Rosella Phillips, Janet Kvamme, Nancy Reiter. Rex Valentine, Evelyn Vim-ent, Sally Watson, Loretta Trautman. Marlene McLean, Janice Whitney, George McCallum, Betty Vatavieh, Paul Fournier, Irma Enz, Ruth Byles. Center: Marjorie Wisdom, Janell Messenger. As was the custom, the Montesano High School Band played its usual active part in the course of the 1951-1952 school year. Under the leadsrship of Mr. Richard Graham, the capable and friendly new director, the band performed its duties well. The NVinter Concert, planned not only to please the ear, but also to bring out the best qualities in thc band personnel, was termed a success. The num- bers presented on this occasion follow: John P. Sous.1's great march. King Cottonnz Deep Bluesi' by l.ou Singer: the famous selection. Oklahoma,'l by R. Rodgers: The Mosquitoes, Parade, written by H. XY'hitney and arranged by Paul Yoder: XX'alking Tune, by Grundman: and Red Rhythm Valley. .1 lively melody of Charles E. Hill. Many expressed their appreciation of the fine program. The forty piece marching band performed during the half-times of the football games held at home. Although on many occasions the field was wet. they did a good job in their maneuvers. Payr' Fiffy The pep band, conducted by Rex and Randy Valentine, enlivened assemblies and basketball games with the school songs and marches. Many members of the band participated in the Solo and Ensemble Meet at Chehalis and received recognition as fine musicians. These also played in the Mass Band that was featured on the evening pro- gram. Those receiving ratings includedz' Cornets, Dorothy Easter-lg Kenneth Copeland--Ilg Reuel Ervin-IV, Trombone, Don Murphie-ll, Baritone. Steve McCowan-ll: Saxophone, Shirley Jackson- Ilq Flutes, Ruth Byles-ll: Irma Enz-Ill. Rating of the quartettes: Senior Division, Clarinet Quartet -Il, Saxophone Quartet-II. Brass Sextet--II, junior Division, Clarinet Quartet-ll. The Spring Concert was given on April 22, and enjoyed by everyone present. All in all it was a profitable and enjoyable year filled with fun and study. -u::'. ' 3 ., mf x Na F! XX Xx NX .rg X 0 X K jc iexkrlfp X we ft liaek row: Lois Vinvent. Nam-y Vukieh. Kathryn Sargent. Willobf-lle Hampton. Marian Durrin, Marvin Manley, Stuart Sandberg, .lim Sortor, Dari- Brown, Dick Moore, Theron Jones, Grave Willis, Judy Trinneer, Volene lfoshauir. Third row: Shirley Colle-tt, Lillian Germ-hak. Jean Marie Taylor, Janet Kvamme, Beverly Hopper, liobhy Manley, Ted Hlavkman. Lowell Hopper, Joan Holloway, Joann Galloway, Dora Dunean. Set-ond row: Rosella Sinipson. .loyee Ries, Nora 'l'rautman, Joyce VVv1lc-kind, Marilyn Ferrero, Carlene Ran- dall, Grant Mathews. Pat Mi-Vaslin, Rex Valentine, Virginia Bryan, Marjorie VVis4lom, Shirley Jaekson. First row: Frieda Bruner, llianv Davis, .lam-t Christian. Birdie Steszall, Kenny Rasmussen, Steve M4-Fowan. l'hyllis Christian, Killeen Smith. Director, Mr. Graham. Saancfy The chorus appeared in the Winter Concert on january li, 1952. The group presented six numbers: Never Night Again, Carol of the Bells. The Syncopated Clock, jingle Bells, lt's .1 Grand Night for Singing, and The Carrion Crow. The music meet was held in Chehalis on March 22. This was for solos, small ensembles and bands. Monte- sano came home with honors in the vocal department. The two entries were: high voice, Lois Vincent sing- ing ll Bacio by Arditi and je Suis Titania by Thomas and Grace XVillis, low voice, singing Bless This House by Brahe and Think On Me by Per- reno. The girls won ratings l and lll respectively. The chorus was directed by Mr. Graham a new teacher in Montesano this year. He was formerly from Ocosta. The Spring Concert was presented too late in the year for the complete program to be stated in the annual: therefore. the tentative program follows: Bfxxn lliiresl ol the lhlil' Nlarch Sullsu T Y ll Fantasy on an American Air Frml Night Beat Wfalferi Elsa's Procession Wagmw' Blue Tail Fly Crznzdmau Capriccio Espagnol Ril7I.Yl2-X'-Kfhfidkflg Lassus Trombone Fillmore Bogar Geary Emblem of Unity March I. I. Rirlvanlv Cuonus O' Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly I. S. Barb Hear My Supplication .. . .. Arklvarzlqrlskj'-Krrzrze Showboat Medley . . I. Kern The W'oodChuck Song H. Simeour BTIXED OCTET Great Day . .... . . .. .Ymmmns Flow Gently Sweet Afton . , H Cain The Festival Choir was scheduled to meet, April 19. Thirty students were selected from Nlontesano for rhiw event. Valet' lfifly-Om' Mamie lffaach The appreciation of the music groups goes out to Mr. Graham as their director for the year of 1951 and 1952. In this, his first year in Montesano, he has done a marvelous job. I-Ie not only directed the band and chorus, but also tuned up a nonette and octette, which took part in numerous social affairs, among which were several assemblies, concerts, and out-of-school activities. The nonette consisted of Lois Vincent, Shirley Collett and Kathryn Sargent, sopranosg Phyllis Chris- tian, Rosella Simpson and Nancy Vukich, second sopranosg Shirley jackson and Grace Willis, altosg accompanist Imogene Wheeler. The senior octette, also accompanied by Imogene Wheeler, included Lois Vincent and Nancy Vukich. sopranosg Grace Willis and Phyllis Christian, altosg Rex Valentine and Pat McCaslin, tenorsg Dick Moore and Marvin Manley, basses. The resounding notes of these groups have filled many joyous moments in our school. Stanzas, bars, and chords will long be remembered by Imogene Wheeler, for she spent many hours work- ing with these organizations. Imogene also accom- panied the chorus. Our hats go off to her for her greatly appreciated time and cooperation. HREALM OF MYSTERY Realm of Mystery was the theme used by the class of SB for the annual junior Prom on April IR. The entrance to the gym was lined with painted sea scenes. The band stand was the shape of a boat, in the center of the room. Fish murals and fish nets lined the walls, treasure chests were filled with jewelry and a false ceiling of aqua and blue crepe paper completed the decorations. Roy Smith and his Royal Knightsl' provided the easy to dance to and easy to listen to music. Sand dollars with the couples' initials painted on them were given as souvenirs. Diane Davis, accompanied by Everette Burkhard, sang Oceana Roll during intermission. Chairmen of the junior Prom committees were: tickets, Fred Stempelg music, Everette Burkhard and Kenny Copelandg decorations, Norma Moyer, invi- tations, Mary jo Lawsong entertainment, janell Mes- senger and Sally McPhee. Chaperones for the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Martel Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wheeler, Miss Savage, Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Osterberg. The class worked hard under the guidance of their adviser, Miss Savage, to make the dance a memorable affair. 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A Q Q V , T t ' 1 V , my l 'g Y 1 l ' 'W . ,V 'K 1, 5 1 A l f v 'f - , J li- A f 1 - - , 5 nrizxn Rvl-ivvtxll, Huh llivx-it-k, xviiylll' Valh , Fatt- Rusm sat-n A l.lTTl,l2 BIT Ol: 'liN Tl- -1, ' Q- 1 .-, 1 ' ., 1. 8 ., 'l. 111 I-flu -. 'llo 1' J . . ' ' ' ' '. J ,.IllU ' ' ' ' 1 ' s 1 Th- '.' Q---1-1' 'lu- ' ' ' -- 1 -- 3- 1' s ' V ' V. ' v 1 1 ' x 1 . f k- U- L v 3 ' ' L, ', att' -Iillll 5 . EG!! At ten thirty, the blowing of a bugle announced the open ing of the fifth senior ball coronation ceremony. Page Mar- vin Manley read the proclamation calling together all royal subjects to attend the Queen and King. Pages Darlene Smith and Marvin Manley placed the crowns on the thrones. Master of Ceremonies Dick Moore read the cor- onation address calling forth lfirst l.ady ,julia :Xrn Bag- danovich and Second Lady Lois Vincent to serve the queen and First Lord W'ayne Calhoun and Second I.orc Pete Rasmussen to serve the king. Then the moment ar- rived for the crowning of the queen and king. A hush descended on the subjects as they awaited the an- nouncement. Then, Dick called Marian Rockwell and Bob Dierick forward and crowned them Queen Marian l and King Bob ll. Queen Marian was pre- sented with a bouquet of red roses. After the crowning, the newly installed royal couple walked down the aisle formed by their royal subjects to sit upon their thrones. 1 Following the coronation the nonette sang Can I Forget You. Then the royal couple ant: friends joined in dancing for the remaining hours of the evening. Committees appointed to take charge of preparing for the occasion were: thems, Darlene Smith, Donna XVest, Dick Moore Dick Shumway: music, Bill Caldwellg dec- orations, Katie l.ou Schmidt and Lois Vin- centg advertising, Rex Valentine, Albert Richards and Marian Rockwellg invita- tions, Lleanne Kililg ticket sales, Carmen Riley and Albert Richards: entertain- ment, Barbara Mouselg assembly, Phyllis Christian and Nancy Vukich. Serving as patrons and patronesses were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. joe Stegall, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. Elias Rottie. Friends and members of the families ofthe senior clcss also enjoyed the dance. szaamzfye. .. Many precious treasures, which will be taken out and lingered over with fond thoughts in the years to come, were added to our Chest of Memories this year. W'e shall long remember the assemblies-Student body, national and pep. Looking back, we shall hear the cry of Seniors, rah, rah, rah . . and the answering yell of juniors, rah, rah .... The memory of Stuart Sandberg with an apple on his head while one of the famous arrow shooters stands ready to shoot and of some of the boys after the Hollywood make-up artist nnished with them will always bring a smile to our lips. The sound of carols being played at Christmas time will serve as a reminder of the pleasant atmosphere when we gathered in the auditorium to sing carols before school and during noon hour, the broadcasting of carols during periods, the gaiety of the decorations and the spirit of the Christmas Assembly, sponsored by the Boys' and Girls' Clubs. - .i ,k 4 , H1 We shall think proudly of the spirit and sportsmanship shown by our school the past year. The thought of standing proudly and singing our beloved Alma Nlater will never fail to bring a lump to our throats and an occasional tear to our eyes. The grievances caused by our lockers, which at the time seemed so tragic, will be humorous to recall. The combination that wouldn't worlt. the lock that stucls and the books that just wouldn't fit in the limited space will seem part of the gayer side of school. fXdvertising and decorating for dances was fun, as was attending them. The little vm always seemed more allurin at ni ht with soft music floatin down from the S. , X Z3 S balconv. The Senior Ball and Iunior Prom were es aeciallv glamorous, and the So homore . . T . t P llop was the Best durn shin-dig ever! XVe'll always appreciate the cooperation of the faculty in chaperoning these affairs. The seniors will loolt back on their last year in high school as a busy period of preparation to leave their sheltered school life and go out into the world on their own. XY'liates'er may befall them in coming years. the seniors will like to recall the excitement of choosing pictures, announcements and cards, the senior ball, senior play, baccalaureate, th: picnic, and graduation. The students who have taken part in concerts and music meets will remember these as some of the highlights of their school life. The members of the Bulldog Staff will recall the rush to meet deadlines and many laughs and disappointm.nts in journalism. 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