Montesano High School - Sylvan Yearbook (Montesano, WA)

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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! RX Vi X i

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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

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