Moses Lake High School - Tyee Yearbook (Moses Lake, WA)

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ggehinj CJQQVLGS The hardworking stage crew, Bill Jelm- berg, senior, Louie Lafrenz, Joe Moy- er and Bobby Driggs, sophomores, receive little glory when the curtain parts for an- other play or assembly. They are the ones who work behind the scenes fixing special lighting, scenery, pulling curtains, and when it's all over, they clean the stage. The group must be on hand for all assem- blies, plays, or concerts. Q U f Zczge Yew or cs 1 1 t Q Q' , P C.-.-1 ' x This year the University of Washing- ton Touring Theater brought to Moses Lake audiences Taming of the Shrew, Aladdin's Wonderful Lamp, and Years Ago. The National Assemblies presented all kinids of talent ranging from Skipper, the talking bird, to Charles Stuart, bari- tone singer from the broadway produc- tion of Oklahoma 'z r. ii Y .1- A f V' ff . f 45 Q I x 1 Ffa ' i 3 ' ' ' fi V 5 L 7 -: ' I A ' 1 -,ff i fi' :lug ,-,, - f -4g'!1.. '--gg :Di Q, - it 1. -V , .13 J. . .. re .i , Z- . V i 'w T, if X '22 , ,Q P25 I 1 j t 1 if . r? ' f A wt P .z,.J.. . Smiling ropemen are Bill Jelmberg, seniorg Louie Lafrenz, Bobby Driggs, and Joe Moyer, sophomores. Q A W- ,, 'fr-vw:-v-: .U 'Unis ' ' Q tg it A: Q 'Q 4 . :Q Kiss me Kate states proud Petruchio to his undutiful wife Kate in The Taming of the Shrew presented by the University of Washington Touring Theater. . ' ' th ' f R th GOIWd S Mr. Robert F. Edgar, astronomer, gives latest facts, dur- Wggiigsigoffgg?Zihiggggnwhilislgjgi,FilingUrol, a M8365 ing a National Assembly Program, on the giant telescope Lake audience of Mt. Palomar.

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afxmwf gui din 11 'li Q' ,cw N-fl fyf N.,-suv i ,-X 1011 if-N ffvkzf- J fsfpf- Warwhoop D await L' L it f l.lflOll 0 3 In Glclhg Smiling editor of the Chief Warwhoop. Ronnie Johnson, sets type at the 'Basin Press where the excellent-rated paper is printed, Left to right back row L Clark feature R Tenaglla circ F Jenklns ast ed J Noel reporter D Latshaw bus m r P Jones adx D Adriance feature D Dunn feature M Young proofreader repo tel First row G Rirhardson photo K Pearsm sports ed W Morris photo R Juhnson ed P Sturdexant asst sports R MCKIHICQ icpoxtei Absent from picture A Jtrome cnc I4 Hall pioofitader repoitci A lxinnunen pioofrtader reporter Q arwltoofn gnlafrges f we 0 uwms With the first issue in September Chief Warwhoops size jumped from four to five columns. After a First Class - Excel- lent rating last year the staff have worked for an even better paper. Questionnaires were sent out to try to discover students true opinions. Delegates went to conferences to learn from other school papers headaches and problems both solved and unsolved. A new nameplate was worked up by a few more artistic staff members. Followinf' students suggestions new features have been added. Breaking the everyday routine was a trip to Seattle for the Pacific Slope School Press conference. Ronnie Johnson, editor, served on a p a n el discussion of n e w s coverage.

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-5,4 Q Whose leg is whose? Arkie Garrett, senior, makes like a lion as he and Lowell Davis, Jim Cox and Chet Hitchcock, Juniois indulge in a bit of horse play dUI'1I1g Pfactlce Z QGVWQS, cmces, ssevnglzes, an Ed Akridge, Chief halfback. takes his time about coming to as Coach Tex Therrell gives him whiffs of ammonia during the Moses Lake-Grand Coulee tilt. Football highlighted the crisp fall days as Moses Lake rooters hoarsely cheered the Chiefs through a successful season. This year, the cartwheeling, cheering trio in charge did much toward boosting the te'am's and spec- tators' morale. Winning a game called for dancing a dance, so many sponsored by the lette1'men's club were held in the cafeteria. Everybody got pictures taken by a Seattle studio representative. Juniors took careful note on what ring to pick. Spokane enter- tained the seniors one October day as they invaded the east city to get their pictures taken. These and other things diverted the willing students' attention. Such was the social side of fall. . KN Enthusiasm registers on the faces of the Chiefs' fans as Expressions of excitehnreriirt run high their rid men intercept an Ephfala Tiger PHSS to gain during the tight Chie - igers r possession of the ball. mistice Day game. 1