Napavine High School - Napawinah Yearbook (Napavine, WA)

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F Jensen, Rowland Randt, second row: Pat Chappell, Sharon Smith, Delia Williams, Marlene Balestra, Linnea Peterson, Muriel Brown, third row, grz. Milam, Walter White, Patsy Pea, Dorothy Bluhm, Dixie McKee, John a le. irst row left to right: Edgar Luce, George Koons, John Engen, Andy 11711315 The Juniors had a falrly sufcessful year in '5h. November 20 proved to We their outstandino day as they received their much lonved for class rings on this date. Earlene Balestra represented the junior class as carnival prin- cess. March S was the date set aside for the junior class dance. The auditorium was decorated in yellow crepe paper streamers and refresh- ments of pop, cookies, sandwiches, and coffee were served to the fairly large crowd that attended. The Junior Play was presented on April 23, l95h. I As tradition follows, the juniors decorated the auditorium for the baccalaureate and graduation exercises. The class officers elected for the year were: First Semester Second Semester Edgar Luce President Andy Jensen Andy Jensen Vice-President Edgar Luce Muriel Brown Secretary Dorothy Bluhm Walter White Treasurer John Engen John Cable Marlene Balestra Walter White Mrs. Milam Sarqeait-at-Arms Council Members -22- Delia Williams Marlene Balestra Walter White Mrs. Milam

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Front row left to right: Mike Pea, George Milton, Bob Randall, second row left to right: Patricia Salisbury, Norma Annis, Nancyi Messal, Donna Clark, Ann Lee Bruenng third row left to right: Allen Srhmit, Gene Thompson, Charles Koski, Bob Moore, Mr. Johnson Lgajiamaaex The sorhomores started out the year with a bans by initiating the incominr freshmen. They gave e dance in honor of the freshmen on Sep- tember 13. The entertainment for the hirh school Christmas Party was pro- vided by the sophomore class. They presented a short skit that fol- lowed the Christmas theme. Ann Lee Bruenn was elected to represent the class for carnival princess. Ann Lee became Carnival Queen as the soohomores sold the most raffle tickets. A sock dance after the PeE1l game was sponsored by the sophomore class. The officers elected for the year were: First Semester Second Semester Janet Lipps President Gene Th0mPS0H Norma Annis Vice Pr6Sid8nt Nancy Messal Ann Lee Bruenn Secretary Ann L99 Bruenn Nancy Messal Treasure Mickey Pea George Milton Sarreant-at-Arms Charles Koski Patricia Salisbury Council Members Patricia Salisbury Allen Schmit Allen Sch it Mr, Johnson Advisor Mr. Johnson -23-