North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1954 volume:

1954 Tamarack NORTH CENTRAL INCH SCHOOL SPOKANE, WASHINGT N Co- Editors: June Elston, Natalie Johnson Art Editor: Dianne Johnson Business Manager: Annette Anderson Adviser: Miss Mary McKenna PRINTED IN DISTRICT PRINT SHOP •. ' OKA N E TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Foreword The true test of civilization is not the census, nor the size of cities, nor the crops — no, but the kind of man the country turns out ... — Ralph Waldo Emerson Education, we arc told, is to the soul what sculpture is to a block o! marble. Teachers cannot hope to have their students retain lor ever history ' s dates, literature ' s allusions, the line points of science. Rather they have the task of molding citizenship through the devel- opment of habits, attitudes, and ideals. The backbone of America ' s greatness is her impressive educational system— her schools, the development of moral and spiritual values through her churches, hard work and persis- tence through the lifelong school of hard knocks. In composing the 1954 Tamarack, we have tried to create a volume ol remembrance for those who shall remain here, lot those who are leaving to pursue higher education, and for those who are enrolling in the school of life — endeavoring to paint, through the talents of the written word and the brushes of art and photography, a living panorama of memories from a great school year. Table off Contents FACULTY Pages 8-17 CLASSES Pages 20-74 ACTIVITIES Pages 77-103 SCHOOL LIFE Pages 106-121 PRODUCTIONS Pages 124-135 SPORTS Pages 138-173 Administration JOHN A. SHAW Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD — Seated around the table: George E. Fallquist, Dr. G. Burwell Mann, Dr. James A. Patton, Clinton M. Perry, Mary F. Wurth. eight OnCE MORE, with the end of the school year, June 4, 1954, another section of a great panorama moves beyond our vision. The class of June, 1954, has gone on to greater opportunities and sterner responsibilities. By now its members are beginning to realize hoiv much they really enjoyed their school years. Those who enjoyed the chal- lenge of learning and the pleasures of s hool friendships will enjoy the years to come. That ' s the way life is! Our good wishes follow them all. Bill the Tamarack editors are not satis- lied with felicitations. They have asked a message. Here it is: The person who places what he WANTS to do above what he SHOULD do, is his own worst foe. It is of tremendous importance to triumph over self. How desperately America, 1954, needs to follow a stern course of sell-discipline, to bend its efforts toward character and spiritual values! It ' s a task which can begin only on an individual basis. It ' s a chal- lenge which points to a life worth living. May you live all the days of your life! nine Satio% , cm t ecf vtea i t eci cytadocatiaa. ten Kenneth Abraham English Publicity Chairman Muriel Allison Social Studies . Issists with Girls ' Golf and Skating Edward E. Anderson English Thespian . Idviser Mary R. Bacon Library, Head Amores Librarian . Idviser R. A. Baldwin Mathematics Robert F. Barnard Mathematics Helen I. Beaver Home Economics Costuming . Idviser Lowery Bennett Mathematics Prosit Basketball Coach Robert J. Biner Art Art Club . Idviser Robert E. Bland English . Issistant I ' ootball Coach Bertha Boehine Foreign Language, Head Spanish ( luh . Idviser Donald Bonamy Science Golf ( ' oach 1 A Caa ac m facet yeAM- 6cf4 acAool eleven Mary Bowker Commercial C ' on Supervision Vein Broadwell Indus rial Arts Stage Crezv Adviser Madeline Carroll . Issistani Librarian Charles Chandlei Social Studies Ticket Manager Dorothy Chandler English Helen Cleveland English Vox Pucllarum Adviser Dorothy Collins ome Economics F. H. A. i ' o-adviser Marjorie Collard Commercial 3C ' s Adviser Mary Congdon Mathematics Alvin Danielson Commercial Track and Cross-Country Coach John Christenson Social Studies Rifle ( ' lub . Idviser Daniel Davis English League and Ted Choral Croups fatted ouit a feetuty o£ deefr ynatitucU twelve William M. Diedri k Physical Education ] ' arriors . Idviser Eleanor Dixon Physical Education Color Girl . Idviser Gladys L. Dunphy Study Hull James (). Griggs Commercial, 1 1 cad Guy L. Griswold English Pay Cons Ticket. ' . Kenneth G. Hagen Indus! rial . Iris B Squad Basketball Coach Burrill Exley Mathematics Assistant I ' arsily Track Coach Blair Glover Commercial Finance Committee Leonard Graham lid list rial . Iris Lucille Hawes English Calendar ( ' ommittee Gerald Hilbj English Detention Room Ernest L. Hix Science, 1 1 eaa Boys ' Tennis Coach thirteen David Holmes Study Hall Freshman Football Coach Del Jones Social Studies Student Body ■ Idviser Elizabeth Killingsworth Home Economics F. H. A. Co-adviser Joan Kopf Home Economics . tquettes . Idviser Mabel Mi Laughlin English Honors Board Adviser Howard Mi New Social Studies Tumbling ( oach Christine McRae English, Head Dutch Uncle Program John Malterner English 1 ' raff ic, Grounds Squad Edna Laner English A. A. Manfred ( ' ommercial Baseball Coach Mary McKenna Journalism Publications Adviser Kenneth Mhyre Art Art Club Adviser cvda riave yuidect cutd counseled t eOi UMZcyi, fourteen Arthur Miller English Debate Coach Kenneth Moore Mathematics Con Proctor, Head Christine Neuman I Ionic Economics Paul Neuman Science Chess Club Adviser Genevieve Oppen English Junior Red Cross Adviser Helen Oscarson English Elsa Pinkham Physical Education, Head Red feathers . Idviser Charles Randall Social Studies Visual Education P. H. Nygaard Mathematics, Head Math Club Adviser Margaret Rawlings English Alvin Olson Industrial . Irts Maintenance, School V chicles John Rodkey Social Studies Senior Class Adviser fifteen David Rowand Science Radio Club Adviser Raymond Simonson Science Detention Room George Smith Science Photography . Idviser Stanley W. Taft M itsic, Head M usic Productions Franc es Theis Foreign Languages Latin Club Adviser ( George Theodorson Industrial . Irts School Treasurer Dale Spurgeon Industrial . Irts Jerry Stannard Physical Education, Head Head Football and Basketball Coach Helen Stockdale English ( ' on Deputy Head m Wilhelmine Timm Science Golf and Skating ( ' oach Paid Tobie Science William Whitaker Social Studies ' Squad Football ( ' oach cutd cwfo avc developed i t tfam ideals sixteen Cafeteria staff includes, left to right: Mrs. Viola Santoria, Mr ;, Vivian Rowley, Mrs. Sybil Pick, Mrs. Alice Gillespie, director, and Mrs. Agnes Foskin. CUSTODIANS — Seated: Edward Barnes, Lucia Pontieri, Arthur Baker, head custodian. Edwin Practer, and Tony Cannata. Standing: Herman Woodell, E. D. Trapp, J. Wesley Harvey, engineer, George Truedson, Fred Verich. seventeen Classes Dari.ene Coon Secretary twenty Aamot, Ragnhild Crone Social Studies Transferred from Rogers. Home Room Vice-President; Spanish Club, Presi- dent, Secretary; Vox Puellarum, Secre- tary; Ski Club; Quill and Scroll; Red Feathers; Tennis Team; After-School Sports; All-Activity Shield; Big Sister; Doll Shop: Honors Board; A. S. B. Nominating Committee Chairman; A. S. B. Secretary, Representative; News Staff; League Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor Roll; Football Princess; Girls ' State, Lieutenant Governor. Ahlstrand, Gary Transferred from Rogers. Akland, Karen Jane History Library Worker; Ticket Office Worker; News Representative; Spanish Club; League Representative; Dad-and- Daughter Banquet; Red Cross Repre- sentative. Anderson, Beverly Jean Commercial Graduated in 3V2 years. Home Room Secretary; News Representative; Ad Staff; News Staff, Business Manager; Tamarack, Senior Editor, Business Manager; Quill and Scroll; Doll Shop. Anderson, Marjorie Mae Commercial Red Feathers; Color Girls; A. S. B. Representative; Con Deputy; Gym Monitor; Library Worker, Representa- tive; After-School Swim; League Honor Roll 6 times; A. S. B. Pin Com- mittee, Chairman; All-Activity Shield; Hall Guard; Junior Achievement, Treasurer; Doll Shop; After-School Sports: Big Sister; Girls ' Track Meet; Commercial Club. Anderson, Nadene Home Economics Hall Guard; A. S. B. Representative; Red Cross Representative; Big Sister. Albert, Patricia Joan History Home Room Roll Checker; Representative; Hall Guard. A. S. B. Applonie, James Rodney Science A. S. B. Representative; After-School Sports; Junior Achievement, Vice- President, Sales Manager; Radio Club; All-School Play. Allen, Jerry Biner Industrial Arts Frosh Football; Checker. Gym Monitor; Roll Arnold, Edward Industrial Arts Varsity Football; tive; Wrestling. A. S. B. Representa- Anderson, Annette Evelyn Commercial Red Feathers; Commercial Club, Vice- President: Tamarack, Senior Editor, Advertising Manager, Business Man- ager; News Bookkeeper, Business Manager; Math Club; Quill and Scroll; League Honor Roll: Scholastic Honor Roll; After-School Sports; All-Activ- ity Shield; Doll Shop; Big Cousin; Dad- and-Daughter Banquet Committee. Aschenbrenner, Ernestine Elizabeth Science Girls ' League President; League Repre- sentative; League Honor Roll 8 times; Math Club, Treasurer; Talent Club, Treasurer; Latin Club; Junior Senator; Color Girls, Chairman; Red Feathers; Doll Shop: After-School Sports; Li- brary Worker; Tamarack Representa- tive; Gym Office Monitor. cpactu zte y £ont ta meet t£e ouwdct Asker, Willa Marie Commercial Red Feathers; Color Girls, Sergeant at Arms; A. S. B. Representative; A. S. B. Committee; League Representative; League Honor Roll; League Style Show; Scholastic Honor Roll; Big Sister; All-Activity Shield; After- School Sports; Doll Shop; News Repre- sentative; Junior Achievement; Com- mercial Club, Treasurer; Home Room President. Aspaas, Ralph Einar Mathematics Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; B Squad Baseball; Home Room Presi- dent; Warriors. Baertsch, Joy Ann Home Economics B 1 g Cousin; Girls ' State Representa- tive; All-Activity Shield; Golf Team. Captain; Tennis Team, Manager; Red Feathers; League Representative; Dad- and-Daughter Banquet, Ticket Chair- man; A. S. B. Committee Chairman; Doll Shop; After-School Sports; Gym Office Monitor; Aquettes; Golf Letter. Bigger, Gene Wilson History Varsity Football; Track; Concert Band; Marching Band; Radio Club; News Representative; Sports-for-All; Frosh Baseball. Biggs, Robert William Science Latin Club. President, Sergeant at Arms: Math Club; Ticket Sales: Home Room Vice-President; News Repre- sentative. Bigham, Donna Lee Home Economics Home Room Vice-President; News Representative; League Representa- tive; Golf; After-School Sports: Doll Shop; Gym Office Monitor; League Honor Roll; Rest Room Monitor; League Office Monitor; Red Feathers; A. S. B. Representative. Km Billberg, Donna Kaye Home P.conomics Doll Shop; Horseback Riding Club; League Representative: Horizon Club; Library Worker; News Staff. Blakely, Barbara Mae Commercial Transferred from Salem, Oregon. Red Feathers; Commercial Club: Tau Chi Talent Club; Tamarack Representa- tive; Girls ' Glee Club: League Honor Roll; After-School Sports; Library Representative; Big Sister; Junior Achievement. Blakely, Beverly Jeanne Commercial Transferred from Salem, Oregon. Big Sister; Red Feathers; Girls ' Glee Club; League Office Worker; Tau Chi Talent Club; After-School Sports; League Honor Roll; Commercial Club: Tama- rack Representative; Home Room Sec- retary: Debate Team; Talent Show; Red Cross Representative. Blandy, Shirley Ann Commercial Melody Capers: Girls ' Glee Club: Roll Checker; News Representative; League Representative; Red Cross Representa- tive. Bollinger, Roger Kent Mathematics Transferred from Chelan High School. Bombino, Judith Yvonne Commercial Big Sister: Doll Shop; Hall Guard; Con Deputy. ayet et, at cue leave 7to t (fatfaal, twenty-two Boskill, Jack Music Band; Special Band; Spokane Junior Symphony; Talent Club; Home Room President; Red Cross Representative; News Representative; Con Scheduling Committee, Chairman; Tennis; Hall Guard. Boston, Myrna Christy Social Studies Hall Guard; Con Deputy; A. S. B. Rep- resentative; Student Court, Secretary; A. S. B. Committee, Chairman; Fresh- man Election Commission; League Representative; League Honor Roll 6 times; Scholastic Honor Roll: Home Room Secretary, Roll Checker; Choir; Operetta; Girls ' Glee Club; Red Feath- ers; Tennis Team. Bostrom, Grace Eilene Commercial Big Sister; League Honor Roll 4 times; Doll Shop; After-School Sports; All- Activity Shield: Tennis Letter; Con Deputy, Head; Library Representative; League Representative: News Repre- sentative; Library Worker. Brady, Phyllis Joyce Home Economics Big Sister; Golf; Ice Skating; Doll Shop, Britton, Dolores Elain Commercial League Representative; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Office Worker; League Honor Roll 6 times; Doll Shop; Ticket Room, Brown, Constance Mae Commercial A. S. B. Representative; League Rep- resentative; Study Hall Roll Checker: Office Worker; League Honor Roll 5 times; Doll Shop; Hall Guard; League Office Worker; Towel Monitor; Red Cross Representative. Brown, George Alan Social Studies Home Room President; Band; News Representative. Brown, Idella Marie ( ' ommeti ial Color Girls; Red Cross Representative; Hall Guard; Roll Checker; Soft Ball; Spanish Club; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor Roll. Brown, William Robert Foreign Languages Basketball; Intramural Sports; Feder- ation Representative: Tamarack Rep- resentative; Home Room President; Dance Committee. Buck, Beu Ella Mae Commercial Graduated in 3 years. Red Feathers; Color Girls; Home Room Vice-Presi- dent; Choir; Girls Glee Club; 3 C s; After-School Sports; League Honor Roll; All-Activity Shield; Big Cousin: Library Worker; Scholastic Honor Roll; Melody Capers; Christmas Concert. Brockmier, Verna Commercial Color Girls; Library Repres All-Activity Shield; Big Sist back Riding; After-School S] Gym Monitor; League H League Office Monitor Buettner, Ronald Mathematics Home Room President; A. S. B. Rep- resentative; Intramural Sports; Band; Varsity Track; Con Deputy. uac tecatt fond memonie o£ teAool ti£e. twenty-three Bump, Bette Rae Art Home Room Secretary; Red Feathers; League Mothers ' Tea; Gym Office Monitor; Rest Room Monitor; Roll Checker; League Honor Roll 3 times; All-Activity Shield; Big Cousin; After- School Sports; Junior Achievement; Stage Sets. Burns, Patricia Aileen Social Studies Transferred from Holy Names Acad- Bursch, Howard Allen Social Studies Frosh Basketball; President. Home Room Vice- Burtness, Bette Lumonde Art Art Club, Secretary; Math Club; Red Cross Representative; A. S. B. Repre- sentative; League Representative; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Rifle Team, Secretary; Hall Guard. Caputo, Richard Mathematics Transferred from Gonzaga High School. Carow, Ronald Mathematics Home Room Treasurer; Choir; Melody Capers; Chess Club; Federation Quar- tet; Doll Shop. Carstens, Karen Home Economics Home Room President; League Repre- sentative; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Aquettes, President; Big Cousin; After- School Sports; All-Activity Shield; League Honor Roll; Doll Shop. Casselman, George Lewis Commercial Choir, Assistant Business Manager; Doll Shop; Operetta, Lead: Federation Representative; Traffic Squad; Melody Capers; Sports-for-All Representative; All-School Play; Thespians; Assistant Library Representative; Chess Club; Library Worker; Election Committee; Scholastic Honor Roll; Tennis; Tepee Lighters. Byrne, Bonnie Caryl Art Vox Puellarum, Historian, Treasurer; Do ll Shop; Commercial Club; Art Club; League Representative; Library Repre- sentative; Home Room Secretary; Ten- nis; Red Feathers; Big Cousin; After- School Sports; News Staff, Assistant Advertising Manager; Freshman Con- vocation; League Honor Roll; Scholas- tic Honor Roll. Chappell, Del Arthur Mathematics Band; Special Band; Pep Band; Shop. Doll Cabo, Richard William Mathematics Home Room Vice-President; News Representative. Chase, Douglas Riley Industrial Arts Varsity Football; Golf; Library Repre- sentative: After-School Sports. frUeadlty fadfe, cute fruMct comfea U M4. twenty-four Christensen, Elizabeth Ann Commercial League Representative; Library Repre- sentative; Hall Guard; Study Hall Roll Checker; League Honor Roll. Cogley, Mary Ann Social Studies League Representative; A. S. B. Nom- inating Committee; Spanish Club; 3 C ' s; Roll Checker: Slip Collector; Ice Skating; League Office Worker; Golf. I Christie, Gordon Social Studies Clark, Daniel Merle Industrial Arts After-School Sports. Clark, Frederic Arnold Mathematics Federation Representative; Chess Club; Junior Achievement. Clark, Margaret Joan ( ' ommercial Color Girls; Red Feathers; Doll Shop; Aquettes, Vice-President; Slip Collec- tor; Office Worker; A. S. B. Nom- inating Committee; Scholastic Honor Roll; All-Activity Shield; After-School Sports; Assistant Library Representa- tive. Coffey, Alan Ross Social Studies Frosh Football; Home Room Fifth Executive; Library Representative. Coil, Sue Commercial Home Room Vice-President. Secretary; Big Sister; Study Hall Roll Checker; Library Worker. Coleman, Janice Marie Art Color Girls; Red Feathers; Library Worker; All-Activity Shield; After- School Sports; Home Room President, Secretary; A. S. B. Representative; Big Cousin; Hall Guard; Senior Senator; Girls ' League Vice-President; League Office Monitor; Gym Monitor; Horse- back Riding; Library Representative; League Representative; A S. B. Nom- inating Committee; League Honors Board; Senior Reception Committee. Collins, Edward Charles Math ematics Library Representative; A. S. B. Rep- resentative; B Squad Football; Math Club; Grounds Squad Commissioner; Varsity Baseball Manager. Collins, Myrlene Commercial All-Activity Shield; Library Worker; Con Deputy; Tamarack Representative; A. S. B. Pin Committee; Skip Slip Col- lector; League Honor Roll 5 times; League Representative; Home Room Secretary; After-School Sports; Red Feathers; Doll Shop; Color Girls. Cook, Dolores Anita Music Assistant Roll Checker; Library Rep- resentative; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Library Worker; Glee Club, As- sistant Librarian. Sic} SiAtent detected cu fo eacA daw. twenty-five Cook, Reid Gustav I ml us! rial Arts Stage Crew: Library Representative. Coomes, Carolyn Sue ( omtnercial Graduated in 3Va years. Commercial Club; Gym Monitor; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Operetta; Scholas- tic Honor Roll; Nurse ' s Office Monitor. Coon, Darlene Cecile Social S Indies A. S. B. Representative; Sophomore Senator; Talent Club, President; Color Girls, Historian-Recorder; Math Club, Secretary: Doll Shop; Operetta; Mel- ody Capers; Fall Football Attendant: After-School Sports: League Honor Roll 8 times; Study Hall Roll Checker; Red Feathers, Chairman: Library Worker; War Orphan Committee, Chairman. Cooprider, Gary Albert Art Home Room President; A. S. B. Adver- tising Committee, Chairman; Frosh Basketball; Frosh Track; Art Club. Cothlin, Barbara Elaine Commercial Home Room President. Cox, William Social Studies Frosh Basketball, Baseball: B Squad Football, Baseball; Home Room Secre- tary; Library Representative. Craig, Harold Ledell Industrial Arts Stage Crew; Rifle Club. Crisp, Carolyn Lee Commercial Big Cousin; Operetta; Hall Guard: Roll Checker: Library Worker; League Rep- resentative; Choir; Scholastic Honor Roll: Gym Monitor; After-School Sports. Crowder, Hazel Marie Music Orchestra, Concert Mistress. Librarian, Student Conductor; Operetta; Doll Shop; Spring Concert; Big Cousin: Red Cross Representative: A. S. B. Repre- sentative; Library Representative; News Staff, Mailing Manager, Associ- ate Editor; Tamarack Representative; Scholastic Honor Roll: League Honor Roll 3 times; Music Office Monitor: Hall Guard; Amores Librorum; Talent Club. Cunningham, Darlene Marie i ingh ome Economics Ho Color Girls; Home Room President, Secretary; League Representative; Li- brary Representative; News Repre- sentative; All-Activity Shield, 1 Bar; League Honor Roll 6 times; Ticket Of- fice Monitor; Red Feathers; Scholastic Honor Roll 3 times; Hall Guard; After- School Sports; A. S. B. Dance Commit- tee; League Reception Committee. Cunningham, Dorothy Mae Home Economics League Representative; Home Room Secretary, Librarian; Hall Guard; Red Feathers; Color Girls; All-Activity Shield, 1 Bar; After-School Sports; League Honor Roll 7 times; League Re- ception Committee. Daniel, Marilyn Lee Home Economics Library Representative; Big Sister; Melody Capers; Hall Guard; Choir; Three Fives; Glee Club. twenty-six Daniels, Delores Jean Commercial Transferred from Butte, H Davidson, Mary Beth c onvmercioX Hall Guard; Library Worker. Davis, Eleanor Alta Social Studies Latin Club; Operetta; Red Feathers; News Representative; Tamarack Rep- resentative; League Representative; Scholastic Honor Roll; League Honor Roll 3 times. Davis, Marilyn Joanne Commercial League Treasurer; Song Leading Chairman: Color Girls; A. S. B. Rep- resentative; All-Activity Shield; League Honor Roll 6 times; Commer- cial Club; Big Sister; News Staff, Fea- ture Editor; League Representative; Scholastic Honor Roll; Home Room President, Secretary; Gym Office Worker; Doll Shop; Operetta; Spring Pageant; League Style Show; Library Worker; After-School Sports; Nurse ' s Office Monitor. Disney, Jacklyne Marie Commercial Color Girls; Girls ' Track Meet; League Honor Roll 3 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Home Room Vice-President, Sec- retary, Treasurer; Hall Guard; Roll Checker; Big Cousin; Freshman Con- vocation. Dodggett, James Serial Studies Choir; Tepee Lighters; Operetta; Mel- ody Capers; Federation Representa- tive; Home Room Vice-President; Gym Office Worker; News Representative; Red Cross Representative; Choir Board; Christmas Concert. Donahoe, Michael Dennis Social Studies Transferred from Gonzaga. Downes, Florence Joan Science Transferred from Salem, Oregon. News Representative; Tamarack Representa- tive; Latin Club; Talent Club, Presi- dent; Talent Convocation; After-School Sports; Junior Achievement; Honors Board; League Office Worker; B i g Cousin : School Play, Program Chair- man; Gym Office Worker; Debate. Draper, Juanita lonte Economics Color Girls; Red Feathers; All-Activ- ity Shield; After-School Sports; Vox Puellarum; Home Room President, Treasurer; League Representative; Tamarack Representative ; Red Cross Representative; League Honor Roll; Honors Board; Operetta; Choir; Doll Shop; Student-Faculty Finance Com- mittee; Library Worker; League Style Show; Big Cousin; Gym Monitor; Towel Monitor; Glee Club; A. S. B. Nominating Committee; League Con- vocation Committee: Green Valley, Production Staff; Constitution Com- mittee. Dupre, Dawn Marie Commercial Transferred from Poison, Montana. Eakins, John Music Transferred from El Paso, Texas. Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer; Mel- ody Capers; Operetta Lead; Choir Vice- President. Easton, Stanley Evan Social Studies A. S. B. Vice-President, Fifth Execu- tive, Representative; Sophomore Sena- tor; Honors Board; News Staff Sports Editor. Editor-in-Chief; Tamarack Staff; Quill and Scroll, President, Vice- President; Junior Press Club; Amores Librorum, President; Doll Shop; Silver Spurs; Junior Senator. we too fiant c t otci lOtAt fcefr convocation. twenty-seven Eaton, Kae Norene Home Economics Doll Shop; After-School Sports; lee Skating, Chairman; Home Room Secre- tary; Golf; Gym Office Monitor; League Honor Roll. English, John Henter Social Studies Transferred from Clark Fork High School. Hall Guard. Edlund, Donald Edward Industrial Arts A. S. B. Representative; President; Spanish Club. Home Room Edwards, Earl Dean Industrial Arts Concert Band; Special Band; A. S. B. Representative; Rifle Club; Tennis; Doll Shop; After-School Sports; Marching Band. Elder, Karen Elaine ( ' ommerdal Red Feathers, Secretary; Color Girls; Doll Shop; Commercial Club, Presi- dent ; After-School Sports; Locker Monitor; Gym Office Monitor; League Representative; League Honors Board; Towel Monitor; All-Activity Shield; League Honor Roll 6 times; Con Dep- uty; Scholastic Honor Roll; Softball Manager; League Style Show; Big Sister. Ellis, Sally Mae Social Studies A. S. B. Representative; A. S. B. Con- stitution Committee Head; Library Worker; News Representative; Doll Shop; After-School Swimming; After- School Sports; All-Activity Shield; Con Deputy, Head; F. H. A.; Big Sister; League Honor Roll 6 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; A. S. B. Clean-up Com- mittee; Hall Guard. Elston, June Marie Social Studies Tamarack Co-Editor; News Staff, Girls Sports Editor, Editor-in-Chief; Junior Press Club; Red Feathers; Operetta; Doll Shop; Commercial Club, President; Quill and Scroll, Fourth Executive, President; Latin Club, Sec- retary, Corresponding Secretary; Slip Collector; League Representative; After-School Sports; Con Deputy; Big Cousin ; All-Activity Shield ; Scholas- tic Honor Roll; Vox Puellarum, Re- porter; A. S. B. Nominating Commit- tee; League Honor Roll. Ericksen, Ray Alexander Industrial Arts Federation Vice-President; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball, Captain; Varsity Track; Warriors; Home Room President; Federation Representative; Frosh Baseball; All-City Football; All- State Football; All-City Track; All- State Track. tricksori j jDernora Arlene Commercial League Office Monitor: Hall Guard; Li- brary Worker; Bookroom Worker; After-School Sports: League Repre- sentative; Melody Capers: Gym Moni- tor; League Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor Roll; Junior Achievement. Esmieu, Richard Henry Industrial Arts Frosh Baseball; B Squad Baseball. Evans, Joan Loa Commercial Red Feathers; Election Committee, Chairman; Horseback Riding, Co- Chairman; Con Committee; Honor Roll 3 times; Home Room Secretary: Gym Office Worker; After-School Sports: 3 C ' s; Big Cousin; Library Worker; Li- brary Representative. Evans, JoAnn Rae Art Doll Shop; Melody Capers; Art Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Red Cross Rep- resentative: Red Feathers; Honor Roll; Tennis Team. 7V fate excited atudeaU yedecL and z ty, twenty-eight Evans, Judy Kathryn Hotne Economics Songleaders, Fall Chairman; Golf Team Captain, Manager; Tennis Team; Vox Puellarum, Treasurer, Vice-President; A. S. B. Committee Chairman; Red Cross Representative; League Repre- sentative; Doll Shop; All-Activity Shield, 1 Bar; League Honor Roll 6 times; Tamarack Representative. Foster, Beverly Science Latin Club; Silver Spurs; Doll Shop; Big Cousin; After-School Sports; Home Room Secretary; Color Girls; League Honor Roll 3 times; Scholastic Honor Roll: Library Kopresentative; Library Worker; League Sl,yl e Show. Evans, Thelbert Rodney History Basketball; Home Room President. Finch, David Transferred from Tekoa. ft Fothergill, Elaine Science Locker Monitor: Hall Guard; Doll Shop; Library Worker; Home Room Secretary-Treasurer; Big Cousin; After- School Sports. Franks, Betty Lou Commercial Doll Shop; Library Representative; A. S. B. Representative; News Staff; Red Feathers; Home Rome Secretary; Li- brary Worker; Honor Roll; After- School Sports. Fines, Bonnie Diane lome Economics League Representative: Hall Guard; Roll Checker: Glee Club; Library Worker. Fisher, Larry Gene Mathematics Honors Board; Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer; After- School Sports; Federation Representa- tive; Warriors, Sergeant at Arms; Basketball; Varsity Baseball, Football. Fluman, Jo Anne Commercial Melody Capers; Vox Puellarum; Doll Shop; A. S. B. Representative; Big Sister; Library Representative; Golf Team; Tennis Team; Tamarack Repre- sentative; Home Room Secretary; All- Activity Shield; League Honor Roll 2 times; After-School Sports; Color Girls; All-School Play, Production Staff; League Style Show; Locker Monitor. Freeman, Gordon James Mathematics Transferred from Polytechnic High School, San Francisco. B Squad Track; Varsity Track; Federation Representa- tive; Varsity Football; Wrestling; War- riors; Con Deputy. Frounfelter, Janice Lucille me Economics Color Girls; Home Room Vice-Presi- dent; Library Representative; Library Worker; Hall Guard; Roll Checker; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll 5 times; After-School Sports; League Representative. Frye, Ladelle Maynard History a tyieat a 6etfatfl team event ta State. twenty-nine Funseth, Claudia Gail Commercial Red Feathers; Home Room Secretary; Tamarack Representative; Commercial Club, Vice-President; Golf Team; After-School Sports; Doll Shop; Study Hall Roll Checker; All-Activity Shield; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor noli. , nine ncoBiomics Hall Guard; Con Deputy; Big Sister; Melody Capers; Glee Club; Home Room Secretary. Seisler, Shirley Rae Commercial Red Feathers; Color Girls: League Honor Roll; Operetta; Ticket Room. Geiss, Ted Mathematics Frosh Football; B Squad Football. Gambill, Jack Henry Social Studies Home Room President; Math Club; A m o r e s Librorum, Vice-President, President; Chess Club, President; Var- sity Debate Team; Library Representa- tive; Student Court Prosecuting Attorney, Defense Attorney; Tennis Team; Library Worker; Junior Achievement; A. S. B. Representative; Federation Treasurer. Gemberling, Barbara Joan Social Studies League Representative; Red Feathers: After-School Sports; Tennis Team: Vox Puellarum, Historian Reporter; Latin Club; League Honor Roll; Big Sister; League Office Worker: Dad-and- Daughter Banquet Committee; Ice Skating. Gardner, Donna Joy Social Studies Songleader; League Representative: A. S. B. Representative; Library Repre- sentative; Doll Shop; Thespians; A. S. B. Dance Committee; All-School Play; Color Girls; League Honor Roll; Scho- lastic Honor Roll; All-Activity Shield: Big Sister. Gardner, Gayle Doris Home Economics Hall Guard; Library Representative; Refreshment Counter; Assistant Li- brary Representative; Roll Checker; Big Sister. Gehrke, Marlene Lila Com mcrcial Glee Club; News Representative. George, Al James Industrial Arts Transferred from Idaho. Boy ' s Federa- tion Representative; Grounds Squad. Gibbs, Carolyn Social Studies Songleader; Vox Puellarum: Talent Club; Study Hall Roll Checker; Gym Office Worker; Locker Monitor: Dad- and-Daughter Banquet; Mothers ' Tea Committee; League Honor Roll; Scho- lastic Honor Roll: All-Activity Shield; After-School Sports: Red Cross Repre- sentative; Big Sister. Gilbert, Sharon Social Studies dofidMc ied, eae joined tcAool clu ; Goddard, Charles William Science Home Room Vice-President; Spanish Club: Chess Club; News Representa- tive; Amores Librorum; Math Club, Sergeant at Arms; Scholastic Honor Roll; A. S. B. Representative. Goering, John Science P. E. Monitor; Roll Checker; Frosh Football. Goetz, Ross Warner Science A. S. B. President, Vice-President, Fifth Executive; Sophomore Senator; Talent Club, President; La tin Club; Thespians; Quill and Scroll; Debate; News Staff, Editorial Page Editor; All- School Plays, Leads; Junior Red Cross Representative; Boys ' State; Boys ' Na- tion. Gooch, Eldon Gilbert Industrial Arts B Squad Football; B Squad Track. Gothmann, Marlene Rae Foreign Languages Transferred from Central Valley. Span- ish Club; League Honor Roll; 3 C ' s. Secretary, Vice-President; League Sex- tet; Ticket Office Monitor; League Council; Scholastic Honor Roll. Gower, Marlene Julie Commercial Towel Monitor; Hall Guard; Doll Shop; League Honor Roll ; Commencement Usher; Baccalaureate Usher; Junior Achievement, President; Woodshop Bookkeeper. Graham, Betty Louise Art Library Worker; After-School Sports; 3 C ' s Club; Library Representative; Big Sister; F. H. A., Secretary. Historian- Reporter. Gray, Frederick Cooper Mathematics A. S. B. Representative; Boys ' Federa- tion Representative, Department Head; Math Club, President; Junior Toast- masters, Program Chairman, Secretary; B Squad Cross-Country; Chess Club; Honor Roll; Scholarship Committee, Chairman. Griswold, Roberta Jean Social Studies League Secretary ; Color Girls ; Red Feathers. Chairman; Commercial Club, Secretary; League Honor Roll 8 times; Talent Club, Historian-Reporter; Thes- pians, Secretary; All-School Plays, Lead; Children ' s Theater; Doll Shop. Lead; All-Activity Shield; Big Sister; After-School Sports; Con Deputy; News Representative; League Repre- sentative; Library Representative; A. S. B. Representative; Scholastic Honor Roll. Gronwold, Kenneth Allan Industrial Arts Grossman, Robert James Mathematics Band; Pep Band, Manager; Special Band: Doll Shop Orchestra; Boys ' Fed- eration Representative; Federation Ex- ecutive Council; News Staff; Traffic Squad, Captain; Home Room President, Vice-President, Secretary; Math Club; Amores Librorum: Tennis Team; Scho- lastic Honor Roll. Guffin, Marda Carolyn ome Economics Spanish Club; Big Sister; League Sex- tet; Nurse ' s Assistant; Red Cross Rep- resentative; A. S. B. Representative; Freshman Convocation; Girls ' Track; Library Worker. Guske, William Wilson Science News Staff, Editorial Page Editor; Latin Club; Thespians, Historian Re- porter; Taler.t Club; Quill and Scroll; Junior Press Club; Tamarack, Asso- ciate Editor; Doll Shops, Leads; Mel- ody Capers; All-School Plays, Leads; Yell Leader, Chairman; Federation Ex- ecutive Council; Federation Represent- ative; Federation Committee Head; A. S. B. Nominating Committee; Inter- school Convocations; P.-T. A. Vaude- ville Shows; Scholastic Honor Roll; Talent Shows. Guter, Loretta Lee Science Doll Shop; News Representative; League Representative; Tamarack Rep- resentative. Hagemann, Bill Eugene Industrial Arts Choir; Traffic Squad; Doll Shop; Mel- ody Capers. Hahn, Patricia Ann ( ' ommercial Red Feathers; Big Cousin; After- School Sports; News Representative; Nurse ' s Assistant: Hall Guard; League Honor Roll 2 times; 3 C ' s; Gym Worker; Library Worker; Home Room Roll Checker. Hall, Gae Joanne Science Chairman of After-School Swim; Aquettes, Treasurer; News Represent- ative; Color Girls; Red Feathers; After- School Sports: Big Cousin; Office Worker; Doll Shop; League Honor Roll 4 times; All-Activity Shield; Slip Col- lector; Towel Monitor. Hall, Thomas Matthew Science A. S. B. Representative; Student Court; Scholastic Honor Roll; Federation Rep- resentative; Library Worker; Gym Monitor; After-School Sports; Frosh Football. Li Halliday, Michael Ragsdale Science Band; Math Club; Cross-Country; A. S. B. Representative; Track. Hallln, Marilyn Joyce Social Studies- Color Girls; Roll Checker; League Honor Roll 5 times; League Represent- ative; Big Cousin; Hall Guard; After- School Sports. Hamblin, Edward Burton Science Choir; Doll Shop; Operetta; Frosh Baseball, Football; B Squad Football, Baseball; Intramural Sports; Chess Club; Student Court. Hammer, Marilyn Muriel Commercial League Representative; Library Repre- sentative; Commercial Club; Talent Club; Red Feathers; After-School Sports; All-Activity Shield; Operetta; Melody Capers; Doll Shop; League Honor Roll 3 times; Big Cousin; Scho- lastic Honor Roll; Office Worker; Roll Checker; Slip Collector; Red Cross Representative; Choir. Hancock, Valdene Mae Home Economics Con Deputy; News Representative; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Library Worker; Doll Shop; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll 6 times; After-School Ten- nis; AU-Activity Shield. Hanford, Helen Julia Commercial League Representative; Library Repre- sentative; A. S. B. Representative: Latin Club, Secretary; F. T. A., Secre- tary, Treasurer; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Big Cousin; Tamarack Representative; League Honor Roll 7 times; Gym Monitor. 7%e Sadie cwdbutA and s4S cCcutcea thirty-two Hanley, Thomas James Social Studies from Gonzaga High Transferred School. Golf. Hanson, Carol Jean Commercial Song Leader, Chairman; Color Girls; Home Room Secretary; Senior Recep- tion Committee, Chairman; A. S. B. Dance Committee; After-School Sports; Tennis Team; Doll Shop; Friendliest Girl; League Style Show; League Honor Roll 5 times; Big Cousin; All-Activity Shield; A. S. B. Nominat- ing Committee; Dramatics Production Staff; Commercial Club; Talent Club. Hannah, June Ellen Commercial Red Feathers, Historian Reporter; Color Girls; Big Sister; League Honor Roll 6 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Thespians; Vox Puellarum, Sergeant at Arms; Commercial Club, Fifth Ex- ecutive; Talent Club, Secretary; All- School Play; Children ' s Theater; Doll Shop; Operetta; League Representa- tive; Con Deputy; After-School Sports; All-Activity Shield, 1 Star; Towel Monitor; Hall Guard; Gym Office Monitor; League Secretary. Hanneman, Rodney Elton Mathematics A. S. B. Representative; Fed Council, Dspartment Head; Varsity Golf; B Squad Basketball; Warriors; Chess Club; Scholastic Honor Roll; Tama- rack Photographer; Ground Squad; Li- brary Representative; Sports-for-All. Hansen, Carol Jeannette Art Transferred from Northwest Christian High School. Red Feathers; League Honor Roll 6 times. Hansen, Carolyn Joyce Comm ercial Hall Guard; A. S. B. Representative; Library Worker; F. H. A.; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll. Hanson, Patricia Ann Music Bookroom Worker; League Office Mon- itor; Ticket Room Worker; Melody Ca- pers; League Representative; Choir; Glee Club, Student Director; Library Worker; Christmas Concert; Spring Pageant; Home Room President, Sec- retary; F. H. A.; Horizon Club; News Representative; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll 4 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Election Commission, Chairman. Harbour, LeRoy Industrial Arts Hargrave, Gary Lyle Industrial A rts A. S. B. Representative; B Squad Base- ball; Cross-Country. Harris, Lorna Valeria Commercial Transferred from Lewis and Clark. League Representative; Hall Guard; Melody Capers; League Office Moni- tor; League Honor Roll. Hansen, Thomas Jay Mathematics Red Cross Representative; Fed Repre- sentative; Home Room Vice-President, President; Band; Special Band; Rifle Club; Orchestra; A. S. B. Committee, Chairman; 3 C ' s, President; Scholastic Honor Roll. Hart, Gary Douglas Science Hawkinson, Robert Eugene Science Hayden, Gail Commercial Red Cross Representative; Library Representative; League Representative; Home Room President; After-School Sports; Tennis Team; All-Activity Shield; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Doll Shop; Library Worker; Vox Puellarum, Historian; Commercial Club; Walk Slip Co-Chairman; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll 8 times; Scholastic Honor Roll. Heckel, Dolores Alice Home Economics Helms, Robert Dale Industrial A ris Home Room President; A. S. B. Repre- sentative; Warriors; Football; Track; Silver Spurs; Doll Shop; Melody Ca- pers; Intramural Baseball. Helpingstine, Kay Lorraine Commercial Operetta; Doll Shop; League Honor Roll; Nurse ' s Monitor; A. S. B. Repre- sentative. Hendricks, Gary Mitchell Industrial Arts Football; Library Representative; A. S. B. Representative; Home Room Ser- geant at Arms; Wrestling; After- School Sports. Hetherton, Marion Louise Music A. S. B. Representative; Melody Ca- pers, Lead; Glee Club; Choir; Operetta, Lead; Library Representative; 3C ' s; B i g Sister; Tennis; Junior Achieve- ment; Gym Monitor. Heuston, Jack Bill Mathematics A. S. B. Representative; Federation Representative. Girls; Big Sister; A. S. B. Rep- resentative; News Representative; League Honor Roll 4 times; Softball. Hickey, Duane James Industrial Arts Rifle Club; Traffic Squad. Hieb, Garfield Myron Industrial Arts Hlggins, Neil Arnold History Grounds Squad. thirty-four Hinkle, Donna Lee Commercial Color Girls; Red Feathers; All-Activ- ity Shield; League Representative; News Representative; Home Room Sec- retary; Library Representative; After- School Sports; Tamarack Staff; Doll Shop; Big Sister; Library Worker; League Honor Roll. Hodgson, Darlene Commercial Doll Shop; Gym Office Monitor; Junior Achievement; Cafe Cashier; Golf. Hoffman, Richard Earl Industrial Arts Rifle Club, Secretary; Tenni Holmberg, Gerald Albert Industrial Arts Home Room Vice-President. Holmes, Ellen Commercial Transferred from Cheney High School. League Representative. Hugo, Janetha Marie Art A. S. B. Representative; A. S. B. Com- mittees; League Decoration Committee; Art Club, Fifth Executive; Color Girls, Secretary; Red Feathers, Historian-Re- corder; Home Room President; Ski Club; After-School Sports; Doll Shop; League Honor Roll 7 times; Big Sister; Tamarack Art Staff. Hutchins, Joyce Edna Science Jackson, Thomas Edward Social Studies B Squad Basketball; Home Room Pres ident. Zice-President; A. 5 S. B. Repres ntatHtejStophomore Sen- ator; Vox Puellarum7 c«sident: Inter- school Relations ( ComiTw£ee T_,eague Representative; League Hork r. Roll 8 times; Scholastic RN? nor. j%ejlj_ Big Cousin; Library Work xjlome President; A. S. B_ an -Committe Chairman; Art Crtfb; A. 5. 2 TNp ating Committee; Tamarack  t £f Johnson, DIanne Katharine Art Art Club, President; Big Cousin; Home Room Secretary; League Honor Roll 4 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Tama- rack Art Editor. S ofe one exfrencmce Johnson, Edward William Social Studies Frosh Football; Frosh Basketball; Frosh Baseball; B Squad Football; B Squad Baseball; Hall Guard; Home Room Secretary, President; Library Representative. Johnson, Eileen Viola Comm ercial Tennis Team; Ice Skating, Co-Chair- man; Doll Shop; League Office Worker; A. S. B. Representative; Hon%e Room Secretary; All-Activity Sr League Honor Roll 4 times; Jafcho Honor Roll; After-School Sribrts Guard; Big Cousin; Lihrtarv W F. H. A.; Freshma ' lit Shog Johnson, Elizabeth Jane Mathematics Latin Club; Con Deputy; Library Worker; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Home Room President; Doll Shop; News Representative; Library Repre- sentative; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; All-Activity Shield; Scholastic Honor Roll. Johnson, Natalie Agnes Mathematics Tamarack, Co-Editor; News Staff, Girls ' Sports Editor, News Editor; Girls ' League President; Red Feathers, Sergeant at Arms; Color Girls, Secre- tary; Girls ' State; Football Princess Attendant; Honors Board, Chairman; League Honor Roll 8 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Thespians, Historian-Re- porter, Treasurer; Quill and Scroll; Latin Club, Secretary; All-School Plays, Leads; Children ' s Theater; Doll Shop, Lead; Home Room President, Secretary; League Representative; After-School Sports; All-Activity Shield, 2 Stars; Library Worker; Big Cousin; A. S. B. Nominating Commit- tee, Chairman; Girls ' Gym Head; Junior Press Club. Johnson, Thomas Shaw Mathematics Federation, Clerk, Vice-President; A. S. B. Representative; Tennis; Home Room President; Federation Repre- sentative. 1 kH7 Jones, Daniel Forrest Industrial Arts Con Deputy. Jones, Jesse Ray Mathematics Jones, Walter Raymond Social Studies Graduated in 3 years. Concert Band ; Special Band; Spanish Club; Toast- masters; Math Club; Traffic Squad; Grounds Squad; Student Court, Prose- cuting Attorney; Debate; Federation Representative. Jordan, Kenneth Walter Industrial Arts Home Room President, Vice-President; Football; Wrestling; Warriors; Intra- mural Basketball; A. S. B. Representa- tive; Sports-for-All; Baseball. Joyner, Roberta Marie ( ' otn tnercial A. S. B. Representative; Honors Board, Secretary; Big Cousin ; Convocation Committee, Chairman; Home Room Vice-President; News Representative; League Representative; League Style Show; Red Feathers; After-School Sports; Track Meet; Roll Checker; Doll Shop; A. S. B. Con Committee; League Treasurer. Kabush, Mark Jarrett Mathemat ics A. S. B. Representative; A. S. B. Treas- urer, President; Student Court, Prose- cuting Attorney; Junior Toastmasters, President; Boys ' State; Home Room President; Federation Representative; Math Club; Debate; Chess Club. Kandler, Geraldine Louise Commercial Home Room President, Vice-President; A. S. B. Representative; League Repre- sentative; Red Cross Representative; A. S. B. Committee; Scholastic Honor Roll; All-Activity Shield; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Golf; All-School Plays; After-School Sports; Children ' s The- ater; Thespians, Sergeant at Arms, Vice-President; Talent Club Founder, Program Director; Quill and Scroll, Secretary, Fifth Executive; 3 C ' s; Doll Shop; Operetta; Christmas Convoca- tion; Big Sister; News Staff. Editorial Page Editor, Associate Editor. Karn, Margaret Mary Commercial Scholastic Honor Roll; A. S. B. Repre- sentative; After-School Sports; 3 C ' s; Girls ' League Representative; Glee Club; Home Room Secretary; B i g Cousin; League Honor Roll 4 times; Tamarack Staff; Red Cross Representa- tive; Melody Capers; Doll Shop. Keevy, Gene Charles History Transferred from Spangle High School. Home Room President; Cross-Country ; Baseball; Tamarack Representative; Mikado; Warriors. 4 thirty-six ftatccnd cue fiouynt 0 1 S and 1 cviAittf Keller, Janice Kay Science League Honor Roll; Color Girls; Red Feathers; League Representative; Red Cross Representative; Roll Checker; All-Activity Shield; Hall Guard; Li- brary Worker; After-School Sports; Big Cousin. Kivett, Carol Marlene Commercial Tamarack Representative; Home Room Treasurer; Library Representative. Kelley, Sandra Jeanne Com ntercktl Color Girls; Roll Checker; Hall Guard; After-School Sports; Big Sister. Ketcham, Donna Claire Home Economics Red Feathers; League Honor Roll 4 times; All-Activity Shield; Doll Shop Prompter; Operetta; Library Worker; Study Hall Roll Checker: Grounds Squad; Thespians; 3 C ' s; Future Home makers of America; Big Sister; Gym Monitor; After-School Sports; Mothers ' Dessert Committee. Keys, Cleda Edwina Home Economics Home Room Secretary; News Repre- sentative; Library Worker; Ticket Of- fice Worker; Con Deputy; Glee Club; Library Representative; Hall Guard; Red Cross Representative; Big Sister. Kindle, Darlene Mae Commercial Red Feathers; Color Girls; League Honor Roll; News Representative; Doll Shop; Home Room Secretary; Big Cousin; After-School Sports; Scholas- tic Honor Roll 2 times. Kipp, Howard Arnold Industrial Arts Federation Representative; Operetta; Melody Capers; Doll Shop: Library Worker; Latin Club; Chess Club; Gym Locker Monitor; Traffic Squad. Knight, Janet Lillian Fine Arts Library Worker; Library Representa- tive; Red Cross Representative; League Representative; After-School Swim; Big Sister; League Honor Roll. Koski, Patsy Anne (n fdcufcct front m bzC -time Atuafo. thirty-seven -4 LaBarge, Kay Sandra Social Studies Graduated in 3 years. League Repre- sentative; Doll Shop; Home Room Sec- retary, President; Operetta; Scholastic- Honor Roll; Red Feathers; Color Girls; League Honor Roll; News Staff, Ex- change Editor, Advertising Manager; Tamarack, Advertising Staff: After- School Sports; All-Activity Shield. Lambdin, Carrole Janice Home Economics Graduated in 3 ' a years. League Repre- sentative; News Representative; Tam- arack Representative; Library Repre- sentative. Lane, James Milton Social Studies LaPierre, John Wallace Industrial Arts Transferred from Tekoa High School. Home Room Vice-President. Larson, Agnes Marie 1 1 mite Economics Doll Shop; Home Room Roll Checker; Library Worker; After-School Sports; Hall Guard; News Representative; Big Cousin. Larson, Patsy Ann Commercial Gym Worker; League Representative; League Honor Roll; Big Cousin; Doll Shop; 3 C ' s; Spanish Club; Junior Achievement, President. LaRoche, Jerome Alexander Industrial Arts Varsity Football, Baseball: Boxing. Lauva, Inava Commercial Graduated in 3 years. Color Girls; Red Feathers: Big Cousin; After-School Sports; Melody Capers; All-Activity Shield; League Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor Roll; Three Fives. Lee, Barbara Anne ( ' ommereiol Big Cousin. Lee, Bobbie Leona Commercial Transferred from Vallejo, California. Lee, Darla Joan Home Economics Home Room President, Vice-President, Fifth Executive; After-School Sports; Roll Checker; Glee Club, President; Library Worker; Gym Office Worker; F. H. A.; News Representative; Tama- rack Representative; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Big Cousin: Christmas Con- certs. Lee, Rosalie Art Art Club, Fifth Executive, Sergeant at Arms; Library Worker; Big Cousin. 7i e deified needy fazmiCCea at (fyuvfatcte thirty-eight Leighton, Patricia Meree Commercial Trans ' erred from Missoula, Montana. League Representative; Library Rep- resentative; After-School Swim; Mel- ody Capers; Tepee Lighters; Library Worker; Christmas Pageant; Big Cousin. Leppell, Valeta Marie Home Economics Library Worker; Library Representa- tive. Leuthy, Robert Dan Science Spanish Club; Home Room Vice-Presi- dent; Science Fair. Lipscomb, Marilyn Ann Foreign Languages Red Feathers; Vox Puellarum, Fifth Executive; Big Cousin; Latin Club, Treasurer: Math Club; After-School Sports; All-Activity Shield; Red Cross Representative; Doll Shop; League Con Committee; Scholastic Honor Roll; League Honor Roll. Lobdell, Walter Mathematics Varsity Football, Baseball; Frosh and B Squad Football, Basketball, Base- ball; Warriors. Long, Goldie Elizabeth Social Studies A. S. B. Secretary; All-School Plays; Doll Shops; Musical Melange ; Radio Teen Clubs. KXLY, KSPO; Thespians, President; Quill and Scroll; Latin Club; Melody Capers; News, Associate Editor, Co-Editor; Children ' s Theater; Interschool Cons; Junior Senator; Home Room President; Golf Team; All- Activity Shield; League Honor Roll 6 times; Big Cousin; Junior Press Club; Band Barrage. Luce, Donald Willis Industrial Arts Lust, Carol Elizabeth Commercial A. S. B. Representative. Lyons, Beverly Jean Commercial Home Room Sergeant at Arms; Cousin; Library Worker. Big Lyons, James Edward Mathematics Library Representative; News Repre- sentative; Latin Club; Red Cross Rep- resentative; Intramural Sports; Frosh Football; Cross-Country ; Track; Grounds Squad. MacKenzie, Judith Dorothy History Transferred from Lynwood High, Lyn- wood, California. Roll Checker; Art Club. Mackey, Florine Dolores H ome Economics F. H. A.; Silver Spurs; Doll Shop, Lead; Operetta; Tamarack Representative; Color Girls; League Representative; All-Activity Shield; Roll Checker; Big Sister; After-School Sports; Library Representative; League Honors Board. cutcC e tt yifa fo a cuwi nfc£aa m Italy. thirty-nine Malikowski, Frank Edward Industrial Arts Basketball; Baseball; Cross-Country; Home Room President; Red Cross Rep- resentative. McConnell, Richard Dale Science Latin Club; Home Room President, Vice-President; Federation Representa- tive. Masters, Robert Revelle Mathematics Graduated in 3V2 years. Band; Home Room Vice-President; Federation Rep- resentative; Home Room President; After-School Sports; Scholastic Honor Roll. McCoy, Patricia Anne Commercial Transferred from Lewis and Clark. Mather, Carol Lorena Social Studies Big Sister; Math Club; All-School Play; All-Activity Shield; Golf Man- ager; Golf Letter; F. T. A.; League Representative; Red Feathers; Color Girls; Doll Shop; League Honor Roll 2 times: League Mixer Committee; Ski Club; Con Deputy. McDonald, Marlene Lee Co mmei cial Red Feathers, Sergeant at Arms; Red Cross Representative; Tamarack Rep- resentative; Con Deputy; Tennis Team, Co-Captain; All-Activity Shield, 2 Stars; After-School Sports; League Honor Roll 4 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Doll Shops; Library Worker; All- Activity Point Chairman; Gym Office Monitor. Matteson, Mary Ann Commercial League Representative; Red Cross Rep- resentative; News Representative; Gym Office Monitor; Ticket Office Worker; League Honor Roll; Golf Team; Doll Shop; Operetta; A. S. B. Honors Board; After-School Sports; NAVAC Delegate; Ski Club. McGillis, Lettie Joan Commercial Transferred from Lewis and Clark. Matthews, Richard Industrial Arts Frosh Track; Frosh Basketball; Cross- country; B Squad Football; B Squad Track; Varsity Track; Concert Band; Sports-for-All. Mclnelly, Richard Melvin Mathematics Marching Band; Concert Band; Special Band; Pep Band; Scholastic Honor Roll. McCarty, Von Delmar Commercial Grounds Squad. McKimmey, LeRoy Ferrel Industrial Arts Home Room President; Tumbling; Li- brary Representative. McKinnon, Daniel John Art Wrestling; Frosh Track; B Squad Track; Varsity Track; Warriors; Doll Shop; Traffic Squad; Art Club; Junior Toastmasters; Federation Representa- tive; News Representative; Home Room President. Meek, Nancy Jane Commercial Red Feathers; Color Girls, Historian- Recorder; A. S. B. Representative; R«kJ Cross Representative; Hall Guard; Aquettes, Historian-Reporter; Library Worker; Doll Shop; After-School Swim; Home Room Vice-President; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Gym Office Monitor; All-Activity Shield; Scholastic Honor Roll. McNeal, Daniel Cecil Math ematics Transferred from Springfield, Ohio. McNeil, Robert Lee Industrial Arts Transferred from Lewis and Clark. Grounds Squad; 3 C ' s. Meier, Janet Lorraine Art Red Feathers; League Representative; Home Room President, Secretary; Art Club; News Representative; Tamarack Representative; Library Worker; League Honor Roll; Home Room Roll Checker; Freshman Play; Doll Shop. Mellgren, John Edward Science Band; Special Band; Grounds Squad. McNeilly, Stewart Allen Art Transferred from Gonzaga. A. S. B. Representative; Ski Club. Mellinger, Gerald Kenneth Mathematics B Squad Football; B Squad Baseball; Varsity Football ; Library Representa- tive; Hall Guard; Home Room Secre- tary. Mead, Jimmy Hommer Mathematics Frosh Football; B Baseball; A. S. B. Representative; Home Room President; Library Representative; Junior Band; Grounds Squad; Con Deputy, Captain; Radio Club, Vice-President; Varsity Baseball; Warriors; Freshman Frolic; 3 C ' s; Marching Band; Cafe Worker; Hall Guard; After-School Sports. Merrick, Doris Ethel Commercial Red Feathers; Color Girls; League Representative; Home Room Secretary; After-School Sports; Commercial Club; All-Activity Shield, 1 Star; Thespians; Doll Shop; All-School Play; Library Hostess; League Honor Roll 6 times; Horseback Riding; Big Sister. Mead, Kathryn Mae Art A. S. B. Representative; Operetta; Doll Shop ; Big Sister ; Red Cross Repre- sentative; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Roll Checker; Locker Monitor; Library Worker; League Honor Roll; Art Club; Vox Puellarum; After-School Sports; Basketball; Volley-Ball; Badminton; Talent Con; Stage Sets. Meusy, Lawrence Albert Art Home Room President; Federation Representative; Traffic Squad; Stu- dent Court. forty-one Middaugh, Terry Edward Mathematics Track; Cross-Country; Chess Club; Tumbling; Home Room President, Treasurer, Secretary; Honor Roll 3 times. Middleton, Florence Jean Home Bconomics Study Hall Roll Checker; Gym Office Worker: Towel Monitor; Doll Shop; Big Cousin: Hall Guard; Con Deputy; Office Worker. Miller, Esther Melinda Commercial Red Cross Representative; Towel Moni- tor; Big Sister. Miller, Jacqueline Commercial After-School Sports; Hall Guard; Tal- ent Club; Gym Monitor; News Staff, Advertising; Home Room Treasurer; Study Hall Roll Checker; Big Sister. Miller, Jo Layne Lee Art Library Representative; League Rep- resentative; Art Club; League Honor Roll 2 times; League Office Monitor; After-School Sports; Big Sister. Miller, Kenneth Clay Social Studies Transferred from Yakima High School. Dixie Land Band; Pep Band; Special Band; Concert Band; Marching Band. Mills, Pearl Elaine Commercial Study Hall Roll Checker: Red Cross Representative; Girls ' Glee; Melody Capers; Big Sister; Doll Shop; Girls ' Golf Team; Baccalaureate Refreshment Committee. Milligan, Ronald Lester Mathematics Frosh Football; B Squad Football; Varsity Football; Math Club: Chess Club; Doll Shop; Intramural Swim- ming; Operetta. Mims, William Thomas History B Squad Baseball: Varsity Football; Federation Representative. Monaghan, Dennis Alfred Science Frosh Football: B Squad Football: Grounds Squad; Home Room Vice- President, Treasurer, Fifth Executive; Sports-for-All. Moore, Kenneth Warren Science B Squad Basketball; B Squad Tennis; Nominating Committee. Moore, Peggy Lenora Social Studies Doll Shop; All-School Play; League Representative; Cafeteria Worker; A. S. B. Election Committee; Gym Moni- tor; Big Sister; After-School Sports. forty-two Moore, Thomas Gerald Science Frosh Track; Varsity Track; Cross- Country; Intramural Sports; Chess Club. Morigeau, Helen Maxine Art Roll Checker; Con Deputy; Home Room President; Library Representa- tive; Junior Track Team, Captain; Big Sister. Morrison, Barbara Carole Home Economics Red Feathers; A. S. B. Representative; League Honor Roll; Roll Checker; Nurse ' s Office Worker; Big Sister. Munk, Ivan Dale Art A. S. B. Representative; Concert Band; Art Director of Mikado; Art Club; Junior Toastmasters. Nealey, Carol Sue Science Library Representative; Doll Shop; 3 C ' s; Library Worker; Golf; League Honor Roll; Track; Con Deputy. Neher, Glenn Carl Industrial Arts Frosh Football, Track, Basketball; B Squad Football; Tamarack Representa- tive. Morrow, John Bernard ndustrial Arts Frosh Football. Basketball. 1 Nelson, Ruby Kay Commercial Red Feathers; Commercial Club; Home Room Secretary; Amores Librorum; League Representative; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor Roll; Library Representative. Mosling, Alice Irene Foreign Languages A. S. B. Representative; Spanish Club. Mossu+o, Lorene Donna Hume Economics Towel Monitor; Doll Shop; League Representative; Big Sister; After- School Sports; Tamarack Representa- tive; League Honor Roll; Commercial Club; Red Feathers; League Ticket Committee; Gym Office Monitor; All- Activity Shield. Newland, Donald Ely Mathematics Federation, President; Representative to Senate; Executive Council; Fresh- man Senator; House of Representa- tives; Student Court, Bailiff, Defense Attorney, Judge; Con Deputy; B Squad Cross-Country; Varsity Cross- country; Track; Home Room Presi- d ent, Clerk; Warriors, President; Sena- tor Nominating Committee Chairman. Nickerson, Catherine Mabel H ome Economics Library Worker; After-School Sports. fin t e camwy cfea i 4tude tt Cody o tcenb. forty-three Nielsen, Richard Boynton Science Federation Representative; Track; Tal- ent Club; Thespians; Melody Capers; All-School Play; Federation Quartet; J umor Achievement; Library Repre- sentative; Entertainment Chairman. Nixon, Janet Rae Science Big Cousin; Library Worker; Red Cross Representative; A m o r e s Librorum; League Honor Roll 5 times; All-Activ- ity Shield; League Representative; Tamarack Staff; Scholastic Honor Roll. Norman, K. Allan Mathematics Federation Treasurer; Senior Senator; Warriors; Home Room President, Vice- President, Treasurer; Frosh Basketball, Baseball; B Squad Basketball; Varsity Basketball ; Cross-Country ; A. S. B. Nominating Committee; Varsity Track. Notis, Helen Georgiana Commercial Home Room Vice-President; Commer- cial Club, Sergeant at Arms; 3 C ' s; Red Feathers; A. S. B. Representative; Tal- ent Club; B i g Sister; All-Activity Shield; Library Representative; League Honor Roll; Library Worker; Scholas- tic Honor Roll; Junior Achievement; Doll Shop. Paggett, Jeanette Marie Comme rcial Red Feathers; Color Girls; A. S. B. Representative; Con Deputy; Hall Guard; Doll Shop; Big Cousin; 3 C ' s; Con Committee; All-Activity Shield; League Honor Roll; After-School Sports; Horseback Riding, Co-Chair- man; Library Worker; Ticket Seller. Paris, Mischael Mathematics A mo res Librorum. Paul, Mary Ellen Commercial News Representative; Hall Guard. Payne, Edwin Robert Industrial Arts Nyb erg, Donald Wesley Math ematics Track; Federation Representative, Ex- ecutive Council; Operetta Orchestra; Football ; Melody Capers Orchestra ; Band; News Representative. Overholser, Sally Lane ( ommercial Color Girls; Red Feathers; Color Guard; Tamarack Representative; Ten- nis Team; Golf Team; Doll Shop; Red Cross Representative; League Honor Roll 8 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Vox Puellarum, President, Sergeant at Arms; B i g Cousin; All-Activity Shield. Pedersen, Dennis Ralph I nd its! rial A rts Concert Band; Special Band; Pep Band; Orchestra; Doll Shop Orchestra; Library Representative; Federation Representative; Tamarack Representa- tive; Home Room Vice-President; In- tramural Wrestling; Tennis. Pederson, William Louis Mathematics A, S. B. Representative; B Squad Basketball; Frosh Baseball; B Squad Baseball; Hall Guard. m mttvty4 cue tkuCled at teeuty forty -four Pennell, Leland Lee Mathematics Stage Crew Manager; Federation Rep- resentative; News Representative; A. S. B. Representative: Home Room Vice- President; News Staff Circulation Manager; A. S. B. Nominating Com- mittee. Peters, James Martin Industrial Arts Graduated in 3V2 years. Frosh Football; Hall Guard. Pierson, Sara Joline Home Economics 3 C ' s; Advanced Swim; Hall Guard: Con Deputy; Big Sister; After-School Swim; League Honor Roll; Roll Checker; Glee Club; Nurse ' s Office. Pope, Joanne Arlene Coin mcrcial League Representative; Tamarack Rep- resentative; Big Sister; Home Room Secretary, Roll Checker; Con Deputy; Red Cross Representative; Towel Moni- tor. Philip, John Percy Commercial Band: Special Band; 3 C ' s, Treasurer, Pratt, Bobbie Ellen Social Studies Transferred from Western Canada High School. Thespians: All-School Play; Hall Guard; Library Representa- tive. Phillips, James Don Fine Arts Art Club, Vice-President; Federation Representative. Quinn, Harry Mathematics B Squad Football: Home Room Presi- dent; Library Representative; Tama- rack Photographer; Radio Club; Science Club. Phipps, William Glen, Jr. Science News Representative: Library Repre- sentative; Doll Shop; P. E. Manager; 3 C ' s. Ragon, Rosemary Cecilia Art Girls ' League Point Chairman; A. S. B. Representative; Red Cross Representa- tive; News Staff; League Honor Roll 6 times; A. S. B. Committee Chairman; Home Roo ' n President; League Honors Board; Library Worker; Art Club, Sec- retary; League Office Worker; Glee Club; Big Sister. Pierce, Dolores Yvonne Musk Glee Club; Special Glee; Library Rep- resentative; Melody Capers; Hall Guard; Choir; Big Cousin; Winter Fes- tival; 3 C ' s. Ramsey, Claudia Commercial Transferred from Tekoa, Washington. Big Sister; After-School Sports. Randall, Barbara Jean Social Studies Hall Guard: Library Worker; F. H. A.; League Honor Roll: Library Repre- sentative. Remington, John Rollin Mathematics Home Room President; Track Club. Reese, Jean Anita Commercial Big Cousin; Nurse ' s Assistant; Roll Checker; Doll Shop; Red Cross Repre- sentative; League Honor Roll; After- School Sports. Reichert, Robert Leroy niluslrial Arts Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football; B Squad Baseball; Warriors. Reopelle, Mike David Mathematics Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Base- ball: Basketball. Rex, Lois Marie Home Hconomics Library Worker; Big Cousin; League Honor Roll; Home Room Vice-Presi- dent: 3 C ' s; Red Cross Representative; Scholastic Honor Roll; Junior Achieve- ment. Reidt, Vernon Ulrich ndustrial Arts Reynolds, Shirley Julie Historv Reidt, Virgil Wayne I ' m, ' . Iris Rolling, Robert James Social Studies Transferred from Palm Springs. Club. Roberts, Barbarann istory Roberts, Janeen Kay Commercial A. S. B. Representative; Home Room President, Vice-President, Secretary; Big Sister; Golf. foateed and confident ufrftencfate He i, Roberts, Nancy Jo Ann Foreign Languages Color Girls; Red Feathers; Color Guard; Vox Puellarum, Vice-President; Latin Club; Doll Shop; Golf Team, Captain, Manager; Tennis Team, Co- Captain; All-Activity Shield; League Representative; Red Cross Representa- tive; Big Cousin; Scholastic Honor Roll; After-School Sports. Robertson, Dawn Rae Commercial 3 C ' s; Hall Guard; Library Worker; Locker Monitor; Gym Office Worker; Big Cousin: Library Representative. Rummer, Donna Rae Commercial Orchestra; Doll Shop; Home Room Secretary; Library Worker: League Honor Roll; After -School Sports. Salvage, Robert Wesley Industrial Arts Robertson, Monte Levern Industrial Arts Hall Guard. Rogers, Sharon Lucille Commercial Home Room President, Vice-President, Secretary; Hall Guard; Tamarack Rep- resentative; Library Worker; League Representative; Big Sister; League Sextet; Scholastic Honor Roll. Rogers, Walter Frances Mathematics Home Room President. Ruhs, Marlene Janice Art Doll Shop; Library Representative; Tamarack Representative; News Repre- sentative; League Representative; Choir; Home Room Roll Checker, President, Vice-President. Sampson, Jack Richard Social Studies Band; Doll Shop. Sandeno, Bernadine Ruth Home Economics Color Girls; Library Worker; Ticket Office Worker; League Honor Roll. Sander, Claudia Rae Commercial Big Sister: League Representative; Home Room Vice-President; Hall Guard; After-School Sports; League Honor Roll. Savage, Amy Lou Music Doll Shop; Operetta; Melody Capers, Lead; Choir, Secretary: Tepee Lighters; Girls ' Sextet; Glee Club; Spring Con- cert; Red Cross Representative; Home Room Vice-President: Christmas Con- cert; Library Worker; 3 C ' s; League Representative. cue accepted (eaden 6ifr w4faM4i)(UUtie4,. forty-seven Scher, Shareen Rae ( ' ommercial B i g Sister; League Representative; Home Room Sergeant at Arms; Roll Checker: Hall Guard; After-School S porta; League Honor Roll. Schinzel, Mary Ann Commercial Big Cousin; Home Room Treasurer; Dad-and-Daughter Banquet Commit- tee; After-School Sports; Baccalaure- ate Committee. Schmidt, Louis John ndustrial A rts Rifle Club; Library Worker; Grounds Squad. Captain; News Representative. Scott, Mary Elise Home Economics Red Feathers; Color Girls; After- School Sports; Tennis, Co-Captain; Ice Skating, Chairman; All-Activity Point Chairman; Home Room Roll Checker; Big Sister. Scroggin, Jesse Anthony Industrial Arts Selivanoff, Sandra Gayle Science Home Room Secretary; Library Repre- sentative; Library Hostess and Worker; Horizon Club, Historian; Junior Achievement; F. H. A.; Chess Club: Tamarack Representative; After-School Sports; Nurse Monitor; News Repre- sentative. Sells, Leroy Walter Industrial Arts Rifle Club; Grounds Squad. Settle, Daniel Louis Art Art Club, Vice-President; Lib.-s.ry Worker. Shand, Richard Lee is lory A. S. B. Representative; Traffic Squad: Amores Librorum: Scholastic Honor Roll. Simpson, Larry Carl Matliematics Concert Band; Math Club; Traffic Squad. Sims, Lorraine Mildred Music Glee Club; Cafeteria Worker: A. S. B. Representative; Hall Guard; 3 C ' s; Big Cousin; Library Representative. Singer, Maureen Ann Home Economics Con Deputy; League Representative; League Honor Roll: Bookroom Worker. Library Representative; Hall Guard: T tcuuf timet we exfteiiettcecL Ataye fayAt forty-eight Slee+h, Sharon Lou Home Economics Library Worker; 3 C ' s; Sports. After-School Smith, Barbara Leigh Art Melody Capers. Smith, Carol Jean Science Junior Achievement; Riding Club; After-School Swim; Library Worker; League Office Worker; F. H. A.; Big Sister. Smith, Janet Lee Commercial Hall Guard; Con Deputy; Horseback Riding; Advanced Swim; 3 C ' s; After- School Sports; Big Sister; League Honor Roll; Roll Checker; Scholastic Honor Roll. Smith, Lee Roy Mathematics Smith, Roberta Jean Commercial Red Feathers, Secretary; Color Girls; Tamarack Staff. Senior Editor; A. S. B. Representative; Doll Shop, Lead; Con Deputy; A. S. B. Finance Committee; Library Workei ; Library Representa- tive; Walk Slip Co-Chairman; All- Activity Shield, 1 Star: B i g Sister; League Honor Roll 6 times; Scholastic Honor Roll; Gym Office Monitor: League Representative. Smith, Donald Lee Industrial Arts Home Room Vice-President; Grounds Squad ; News Photographer; Frosh Football; B Squad Football. Smith, Doris Jean Science Soss, Richard D. Science Home Room Vice-President: Federa- tion Representative; Band; Special Band; Pep Band. Sparrow, Janice Elizabeth Home Economics Hall Guard; Big Sister; Nurse ' s Office Monitor; Library Worker; League Honor Roll; F. T. A.; A. S. B. Repre- sentative. Smith, George Industrial Arts Varsity Football; Warriors, Secretary. Stack, Arlene Joan Art Art Club; Big Sister; Doll Shop: Li- brary Representative: Horseback Rid- ing; League Honor Roll. forty-nine ad, S+arn, Barbara Art Steiner, Doris Lucille Commercial Hall Guard; Library Worker; League Honor Roll: Home Room Secretary; Red Cross Representative; Big Sister. Stevlg, Bob ndustfiol - 1 rts P. E. Monitor; Library Representative; Spanish Club. St. John, Thomas Mathematics Band; Head Drum Major; Band. Special St. Michell, Lennie Comme rcial Transferred from Myrtle Point, Ore- gon. Library Representative. Straight, Kaye Robert Mathematics Boys ' State Representative; Amores Librorum, Vice-President; Math Club: Concert Band; Special Band: Pep Band: 3 C ' s; Doll Shop Orchestra; Orchestra; Federation, Clerk; A. S. B. Nominating Committee; Home Room Fifth Executive, Sergeant at Arms, Secretary, Vice-President. Sudhoff, Karen ( ' ommerciai Red Feathers; Color Girls; Aquettes, President; Bookroom Worker; Tama- rack Representative; Doll Shop; Tennis Team; Spring Dance Committee; Junior Achievement: All-Activity Shield; After-School Sports: Girls League Honor Roll; Big Cousin; Gym Monitor. Swam, Raymond Industrial Arts Grounds Squad; Frosh Football. Templeton, Ann Frances Music Gym Locker Monitor; Rest K o o m Monitor; Hall Guard; Doll Shop; Color Girls; Red Feathers; League Repre- sentative; League Sextet: League Honor Roll; Choir; Melody Capers; All-Activity Shield; Big Cousin; 3 C s: Horizon Club; Winter Music Festival; Spring Pageant. Tesdahl, Darrell Science Thompson, Beverly Commercial Doll Shop; Operetta; Melody Capers; Color Girls; Red Feathers; Aquettes, Secretary; After-School Sports; All- Activity Shield; Home Room President; Library Representative: Library Worker; League Representative: Con Deputy; League Sextet; League Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor Roll. Thompson, Richard James Mathematics Home Room President; Federation De- partment Head; A. S. B. Representa- tive; Honors Board; Scholarship Committee; Varsity Golf; Warriors; Cross-Country; Scholastic Honor Roll; Federation Representative. Tile yovemtect 4c6ool ctufU and activities. fifty Throop, Gary Buell Science Thrush, George Ferrell Mathematics Concert Band; Marching Band; Special Band; Pep Band; Library Representa- tive: Red Cross Representative; Home Room Vice-President; After-School Sports; Scholastic Honor Roll. Thue, Ronald Duane Mathematics Home Room Treasurer; Math Club; Chess Club; Amores Librorum; Traffic Squad; Junior Toastmasters; Radio Club, Treasurer; Sports-for-All; News Representative; Federation Representa- tive; Federation Recreation Head; Marching Band; Concert Band; Pep Band; Special Band; Scholastic Honor Roll; Science Club. Tobeck, Carolyn Ann Commercial Transferred from Rogers High School. Trail, Phylis Mae Social Studies Roll Checker; Ice Skating; After- School Swim: News Staff; Big Sister. Traaen, Duane Myron Industrial . IrtS Sports-for-All; Traffic Squad; Library Representative; Tamarack Representa- tive; Varsity Football, Manager; War- Tronsen, Janet Lee ( ' ommefcial League Representative; Red Feathers; Gym Monitor; Doll Shop; Scholastic Honor Roll; Big Cousin. Ulijohn, Harvey A. Mathematics Home Room President; Radio Club. Tobin, Merna Helen Commercial Color Girls; After-School Sports; All- Activity Shield; League Representa- tive; League Honor Roll 5 times; Orchestra: Library Representative; Li- brary Worker; Scholastic Honor Roll. Todd, Donald Earl Industrial Arts Transferred from Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Red Cross Representative; A. S. B. Representative. Ulrich, Peggy Kathryn Science League Representative; Nurse ' s Office Monitor; After-School Sports; Latin Club, Treasurer: Glee Club; 3 C ' s; League Honor Roll; Gym Monitor; Library Representative: League Point Co-Chairman; Melody Capers. Unicjmo, Edv ard Blain Science Varsity Football Manager; Tennis Manager; Ski Club; Warriors; Band; SDecial Bsnd: Tamarack Representa- tive; Traffic Squad Commissioner; Doll Shop; Orchestra. 7Ve fineftevied fan codeye and ccLieent. iifty-one Upp, Dwayne Robert Science Varsity Baseball; Warriors; Home Room President; Federation Repre- sentative; Frosh. B Squad Baseball; Frosh, B Squad Basketball: Band; Doll Shop; Concert Band. Urbach, Jerry Wayne Industrial Arts Home Room President, Vice-President; Federation Representative; Library Representative; Scholastic Honor Roll; Band. Vandervert, James Social Studies Home Room President; Frosh Track; Varsity Track. Van Doren, Bonnie Lou Commercial Choir, President; Operetta Lead; Red Feathers; Color Girls; League Honor Roll; All-Activity Shield; Big Cousin; 3 C ' s: Library Representative: Tepee Lighters; Melody Capers; Doll Shop. Veach, Norman Charles Mathematics Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball; B Squad Football, Basketball; Varsity Football, Basketball: Warriors; Tack- ling Award 1953; Football All-City 1953. Viehouser, Darnell Marvin Social Studies Wagner, Walter Loren Industrial Arts Waite, Robert Allen Industrial Arts Varsity Football; B Squad Football; Frosh Football; Federation Treasurer, President; Warriors, Vice-President; Home Room President; Sports-for-AIl: Wrestling, Head; Football All-City 1953. Walden, Donna Jean Art Red Feathers; Color Girls; League Representative; B i g Sister; League Honor Roll 5 times; Doll Shop; After- School Sports; All-Activity Shield. 1 Bar; Con Deputy: Rest Room Co- Head: Library Representative; A. S. B. Representative: Library Worker; News Representative: Home Room President; Melody Capers: All-School Play, Assistant Director; Thespians, Treasurer: Art Club, Treasurer; Spring Pageant; Girls ' Glee; League Style Show; Frosh Talent Show. Walden, Janice Carol llo w Economics Red Feathers; Color Girls; Orchestra: A. S. B. Representative; Tamarack Representative; Library Worker; 3 C ' s; Spanish Club; Big Cousin: All-Activ- ity Shield; League Honor Roll 5 times. Walker, Patsy Gail ,S cicne e Color Girls, Chairman; Big Cousin; Li- brary Worker; Ticket Office: league Honor Roll; Scholastic Honor Roll. Walser, Alan Kieth Mathematics Federation Council; Federation Repre- sentative. fifty-two Walter, Kathleen Rose M usic Graduated in 3 years. Girls ' Glee, President, Sergeant at Arms; 3 C ' s; Library Worker; Library Representa- tive; League Representative; Big Cousin; Choir, Robe Manager; All- School Play, Assistant Director; Oper- etta; Melody Capers; Doll Shop; News Staff, News Editor, Mailing Staff. Thespians; Spring Pageant; Red Feathers; League Sextet; Grounds Squad; Tamarack Staff; League Honor Roll; Christmas Concert; Music Office Monitor; Scholastic Honor Roll. Warren, Kenneth C. Science Radio Club; Chess Club. Wayland, Gilbert Industrial Arts Library Representative; Traffic Squad; 3 C ' s; News Representative; Band. Weberling, Arlen C. Mathematics Concert Band; Marching Band; Pep Band; B Squad Football; Varsity Basketball; B Squad Basketball; Li- brary Representative; Operetta Orchestra; Cross-Country. Watson, Buddy Leroy Mathematics Track; Tumbling; Swimming; Wres- tling; Operetta; Doll Shop; Federation Quartet; Latin Club, President; Math Club; Talent Club; Thespians; School Play; Yell Leader; Chess Club; Debate. Weir, William Martin Mathematics Home Room Vice-President; News Representative; Scholastic Honor Roll. Watson, James D. Mathematics Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer; Library Representative; Band; Pep Band; Special Band; Dixielanders. Watt, Edward Ole Industrial Arts [• ' tosh Football; B Squad Football; J. V. Football; Hall Guard. Watt, Edwin Jackson Industrial Arts Home Room Vice-President; Warriors; Football, 4 years; Tamarack Repre- sentative. Welch, Theodore Clifton Mathematics Football, Manager; Baseball, Manager. Wiedemann, Viola Marie Otne Economics All-Activity Shield; Library Repre- sentative; Scholastic Honor Roll; Big Sister; League Honor Roll 5 times; Amores Librorum; League Worker; Horse Back Riding; League Repre- sentative. Wilkerson, Dennis Ray Mathematics Operetta Orchestra; Melody Capers: Baccalaureate and Commencement Committee; Radio Club; Orchestra String Ensemble; Grounds Squad, Lieutenant; Red Cross Representative; Federation Representative. fifty-three Wilkes, Robert Science Varsity Football: Warriors; Freshman Football; B Squad Football; A. S. B. Representative. Williams, James Mathematics Home Room President, Vice-President; Red Cross Representative; Wrestling; Swimming. Williams, Robert Science Transferred from Great Falls, Mon- tana. Ski Club. Wing, Billye Home Economics Songleader; Golf Team; Tennis Team, Co-Captain: Doll Shop; Vox Puel- larum. Secretary, Fifth Executive; Art Club: League Representative: Red Cross Representative; After-School Sports: Con Deputy; All-Activity Shield; League Honor Roll 3 times; Home Room Roll Checker; League Committee, Chairman; Big Cousin; Scholastic Honor Roll; A. S. B. Com- mittee, Chairman; Library Representa- tive. Wittenberg, Kenneth John Science Home Room Sergeant at Arms; B Squad Basketball; B Squad Baseball: Federation Committee; Junior Varsity Basketball: Cross-Country. Wolfe, Margie Ellen fotne Economics Big Sister; Red Cross Representative: Towel Monitor; Home Room President; League Representative; Home Room Roll Checker. Woodard, Wallace Gifford Mathematic; All-City Football; Basketball; B Squad Baseball: Sports-for-All Representa- tive; Library Representative. Woodbury, Jeannine Lee Art Tennis Team; Doll Shop; Cafeteria Cashier; All-Activity Committee; Gym Office Monitor; All-Activity Shield; Big Cousin; Home Room President. Secretary, Treasurer; League Honor Roll 8 times; A. S. B. Representative; Locker Monitor: Con Deputy; After- School Sports; Library Worker; Home Room Roll Checker. Wright, Carole Marie ( ' ommercial Red Feathers; Color Girls; Hall Guard; league Honor Roll 4 times; Tamarack Representative: Big Cousin; Commer- cial Club; Junior Achievement; All- Activity Shield; After-School Sports; Ticket Office. Yancey, Karen Joanne Commercial Red Feathers; Color Girls; Home Room President, Secretary; League Repre- sentative; Library Worker; Big Sister; League Honor Roll. Youst, Steven Lee Industrial Arts Cross-Country; Grounds Squad. Zidalis, John Charles Mathematics Chess Club: Math Club. ut nocv, uac weecU mu t leave ail t6i fifty-jour Zorn, Carol Faye Commercial League Honor Roll; Big Cousin; All- Activity Shield; Red Feathers; Color Girls, Sergeant at Arms; Gym Moni- tor; Home Room Attendance Clerk; A. S. B. Representative; After-School Sports; Ticket Room Monitor. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Graduates Not Pictured Jerry Lee Cole Richard Laird Cole Richard Everett Fields Wallace Michael Glatt ft ft ft ft ft 1 )onald Letter Hunt William Dix Roney Phillip Shade Rost Gerald Lee Smith ft ft ft ft ft Graduation Committees BACCALAUREATE Ernie Aschenbrenner Chairman Natalie Johnson Roberta Griswold Roberta Smith Gerry Kandler SENIOR PROM Carol Jean Hanson c hair man Margie Anderson Marilyn Jenkins Joan Downs Pat Hanson Jack Gambill Kae Eaton Donna Gardner Billye Wing Rod Applonie Shirley Geisler Dory Britton Sally Overholser SENIOR BREAKFAST Randy Aamot Chairman Marilyn Lipscomb I )arlene Cunningham Dorothy Cunningham Claudia Sanders COMME NCEMENT Delores Pierce Nancy Roberts Jeannine Woodbury Karen Elder Bobbe Joyner Joyce Brady SENIOR PICNIC Janice Frountfeller Chairman Beverly Thompson Helen Notis Joy Baertsch Sue Coil Claudia Funseth June Elston Marilyn Hammer SENIOR CONVOCATION Delores Mackey Chairman Goldie Long Bill Guske Juanita Draper Gerry Kandler Gail Hayden Peggy Clark- June Hannah Bob Waite ta oa ta oan, fetace ia cumlct a aOiA,. fifty-five ■ MRS REAVER 2 12 Front row: Linda Marlowe, Wanda Eplin, Bonnie Williams, Donna Felio, Georgia JUniOrS Howard, Joyce Anderson, Marjorie Sampson. Second row: LaVerle Sutherland, Meta Baker, Patricia Holliday, Karen Wiley, Clifford Akers, Richard Haunschild, Donald Morse, Carleen New Com b, Eleanor Yarbrongh, Mrs. Beaver. Back row: Stanley Haveriland, Donald Reichert, William Fyfe, Raymond Delivuk. Robert Buzzell, w fc tfMB David Coe, Robert Boss, Norman Myers, Ronald Derrick, Dale Ryan, Harold Kaatz, Robbin Lucas E3 ■ ' MR BON AMY 415 Front row: Janet Novak, Bonnie Stills, Nancie Payne, Kay LaBarge, Sally Wolford, Margie Hen- n . i tz-wTi -r thorn, Second row: Dale Dvergsdal, Dick Pyne, Marylin King, Carole Lipscomb, Deanna Kuhlman, Carol McNew, Merle Funk, Gary Hooper. Back row: David Hopper, Richard Clough, Joanne Tollefson, Carolyn Cotterel, Carol Armitage, Anna Pierson, Gary Anderson, Darrel Hulbert, Mr. Bonamy. MR RRADFORD ??7 Front row: Joanne Dickey, Charlotte Douglas, Donice Naccarato, Marlene Nilsson. Pat Jacobs, i n . Kay Yarbough. Second row: Leonard Butler, Mr. Bradford, Nancy Battan, Bobbie Voshell. Jean Barnes, Virginia Lindberg, Dan McDuffie, Edward Jensen. Back row: David Hundeby, Gerald Kellogg, Richard Lightfoot, Larry Seed, Ralph Bridgens, Robert Muzzy, Paul Trost, Melvin Inch, Darrell Pringle, Bill Sander. fifty-six 9 • MISS COLLORD 204 Front row: Gloria Robb, Evelvn Hankel, Sallv Caudill, Louie Luchini. Larrv Rol- JliniOrS vvutvivu stad, Jeanette Schaeffer, Sonya Bowker. Ann Materne. Second row: Frank Pebles. Gerald Smith, Joan Barnes, Pat Nordby, Pat Arnevick, Judy Gorman, Claudia Paulson, Ron Stan, Miss Collord. Back row: Dave Nordby, Ken Soper, Phil Amerman, Lyle Phillips, Roger Johnson. Mel Miller, LeRoy Sutherlin. Bob Lightfoot, Bert Mills, Don Kofmehl, Larry Faris. MR DIFDRIOK OAFFTFRIA First row: Sharol Cannon, Marcia Armstrong, Doris Mann, Darlcne Marqm ' tl M M -i mix. umi-l-mm vr r i biHMn Adams, Joan Gager. Second row: Ren Hager, Helen Jersild. Bechy Nelson, Verlyn Dean, LaVina Morlan, Betty Jean Rohrer, Dennis Kingery. Larry Mossuto. David Nash, Mr. Diedrick. Back row: Tom O ' Hara. Dick Erikson, Dave Carsella, Larry Reid, Gary Bass, Gen? Griffin, Mike Crandell. Glen Hamilton. MR EXLEY 322 First raw: Leona Lawrenson. Marlene Motycka, Floren tt Lambert, Laura Crosby. Patty Nelson, Barbara Hol- man. Mabel Bennett, Betty Buckley, Jackie Bunch, Mary Cushner. Second row: Phillip Caruso, Willene Over- myer, Shirley Leingang, Carol Poppe, Janet Dalzell, Ruth Womack, Allen Holman, Joan Christiansen, Mr. Exley Back row: Gary Walters, Robert Couper, Robert Scott, Morris Clark, Wayne Plumb, Gary Bakken, Ronald Johnson, Raymond Emerson, Marvin Larson, Ken Bumgarner. fifty-seven Jun MR. GLOVER — 205 .■I ' y i_ i j Fr °nt row: Mariann Gloason, Barbara Miller, Shirley Taylor, Beverly Etchepare, Janice |OrS Wallick. Carol Daisley, Naomi Wing, Kay Daughcity. Second row: Janet Wyatt, Jodine Woodard, Donna Loftis, Chuck Bahm, Ken Ritchie, Bud Davies, Helen Keene, Vernadene Palmlund, Carolyn Gage, Mr. Glover. Back row: Gordy Reeor, Bud Black well, Larry Sease, Allen Gwynne, Leo Christopherson, Jack Brooks, Ryder Chronic, Leslie Rider, Jerry Fenton. MR. HAGEN— 101 Front row: Donna McConnell, Phyllis Ripley, Betty Smith, Annette Hammond, Ann Charlene Martinson, Carol Dunlap. Second row: Rosemary Hollister, Sharon Hill, Ann Rymond, Beverly Wilcox, Deanna Darlene Lindsley, Mervyn Michael, Mr. Hagen. Back row: Arnold Baltzley, Fred Duthweiler, Mike Odell, Perry Plantz, Gary Smith, Dan Boutwell, Gene Corrigan, Bob Telford, Mickey Hannan. MR HIX 405 Front row: Eva Babbitt, Norma Steele, Donna Pulver, Dorothy Carmichael, Elizabeth Hanson, Janice Twotnbly, Jeannette Barr, Carley Richardson, Cleo Brown, Worth Martin. Second row: Mr. Hix, Carol Brunette, Carol Bays, Judy Anderson, Kay Bruesehoff, Don Throm, Bob Waiting, Judy Lareva, Carol Cave, Claudia White, Cherry Rowen. Back row: Bill Sims, George Mors, Tom Wurth, Gary Smith, James Lovejoy, Gerald Fairbanks, Ron Vietzke, Ron Fowler, Howard Bailey, fifty-eight fl Juniors MRS ; . KOPF -! 09 Front row: Charlotte Gardner. Eleanor Meek. Karen Harker, Pat Fairfax. Sharon Carrfco, Mary Lou Edwards. Cathy Stimson. Second row: Judy Flynn. Joyce Vietzke, Joan Lamping. Pat Barney, Helen Moore. Mary Shepherd. Corinne Gaffaney. Mildred McGetrick, Mrs. Kopf. Back row: Larry Sleizer. Mark Schorzman, Carl Griffith, Bill Spedden. Alan Robinson. Phil Walker. Steve Roadruck, Ed S nith. John Ellsworth. MRS McLAUGHLIN 309 Fr ° nt row: Mary Jane Hamby. Carol Park. Rita Fulwiler. Judy Acree. Myrna Nestoss, Margaret Kritzer, Elaine Rizzuto. Dennis Tuffli. Second row: Janis Osborn. Barbara Kennedy. William Burgass, Curtis Cogswell, Diane Hawley. Darlene Basquette. Barbara Sperling. Mrs. McLaughlin. Back row: Robert Burkart, Philip Kooistra, Ray Weilekes. James Flanigan. Alton Hieb. Don Manclerscheid, William Gothmann, Margaret Jennings, Jean Tobin, John Thamm. MISS McRAE — 312 Front row: Liann Hass. Dianne Foster. Sharon Wilson. Lee Ann Koch. Darlene Gerkensmeyer, Carol Varnum, Arlene Ruark. Myrtle Knutsonhaydahl. Second row: Bob Bowen, Dick Ehtee. Marion Mayo, Virginia Worley, Janice Viehouser, Linda Quist. Elaine Plastino, Patricia Kachinsky. Miss McRae. Back row: Christ Berger, Douglas Davis, Barie Smith. Ward Spoonemore. Richard Miedema, Duane Sander, Dean Pledger, Max Dennison, Philip Bentley. fifty-nine Juniors mr. mhyre— 107 • ' Will VI T.,olj-enn TK fr.ytr TjwiI C„U,i. ri Front row: Charles Porter, Barbara Burgess, Beverly Whealer. Phillis Beldin. Martha Winton, Cathy Pearce, Patty Mossuto, Gwen Green. Second row: Lome Lang, Frantinc Jackson, Mary Lou Schweitzer, Prudy Potter, Nancy Halloway, Eileen Smith, Agnes Tollefsen, Warren Galloway, Angelo Petruss, Mr. Mhyre. Back row: Delbert Rundle, Bob Nance, Dean Larson, Gary Glen, Larry Liptac, Bill demons, Ben Schudel, Dale Kenworthy, Lee Tillotson. MR. NEUMAN — 41 1 Front row: Donelle Lind. Virginia Bishop, Joyce Hyer. Joanne Lewis, Ron Hair, Belle Forester, Char- lene Burke, Sally Smith. Second row: John Ternest, Nathan Narrance, Joan Hetherton, Fiances Soren- son, Carolyn Greening, Claudia Phelps, Betty Rosa, Betty Britt, Mr. Neuman. Back row: Earl Sayler, Albert Lund, Bob Barton, Bill Lillengreen, Tom Anderson, Gary Thor, Dale Newland, Leslie Fried, Robert Lloyd, Dennie Walker. MR. OLSON — AUTO SHOP Front row: Ed McCoy, Don Beals, Ed Beldin, Gene Baxter, Jim Backman, Roger Torgerson, Mr. Olson. Second row: Karry Carr, Ron Cauvel, Dick Haas, Dick Alberts, Ray Killmer, Buck Brumblay, Bob Ralston. Back row: Don Smith, Larry Luedke, Bill Russell, John Waltz, Harold Swenson, Jerry Lindvall, Mike Praetorius, Ed McCadam. sixty Inninrc MISS RAWLINSS — 306 Front row: Norma Anderson, Willene Clark. Darlene Ross, Nedra Ellis, Dorothy Zumoto, Mary Glass, Sandra Mikoski. Second row: Bob Fuher, Deanna Coleman, Donna Coleman, Carole Johnson, Ann Arman i, Kathryn Stephenson, Lee Moran, Miss Rawlings. Back row: Bill Stewart, Wayne Evenoff, Don Norman, Bill Nance, Olan Morris, Ron Davis, Ted Schultz, Roy Carriker. MR SPURGEON 3 Front row: Darlene Bradley. Juainta Fletcher, Nancy Glass, Myrna Morford. Pat Daugherty, Joyce ■  irv. «i viw vii Bohnet, Connie Solseng. Second row: Erna Wilson, Carmen Porter. Dick Phillips, Jim Neighbor. John Fuller, Joan VanDerhoef, Diane Knight, Janice Becker, Mr. Spurg?on. Back row: Jack Riggins, Don Fremstad, LaVerne Smith, Bob Rackett. Bill Ziskler, Jack Oakes, Larry Jordan, Ron Schmidt, Bill Nickell. MISS THEIS 304 Front row: Barbara Cowden. Diane Olsness, Mary Dimitroff. Ann Fackenthall, Delia Marshall, Marlys Glasgow, Eva Poindexter. Second row: Larry Jessup, Lee Gates, Sally Wiggens, Carolyn Joyner, Anna- belle Dizmang, Roberta Brandt, Janet Sullivan, Dick Walden, Miss Theis. Back row: Lester Starkey, David Quiring, Lee Walker, Ronald Hubert, Ralph Tregellas, Gene Alberts, Perry Jordan, Clarence Bennett. sixty-one Juniors misstimm-41? Front row: Dolores Craig,, Karer Plough. Janice Purcell, Ruth Thomas, Lois Salmon, Shirley Wagner. Second row: Miriam Randall, Carolyn Guffin. Jackie Jacobs, Elaine Hieber. Diane Krell, Joan Prather, Diane Burdick, Gary McKinney, Miss Timm. Back row: George Hicks, Richard Mielke, Tom Turk, Delano Wood, Bob Johnson, Jim Clemmens, Bill Fanazick, Rod McBroom. C . r U . . MR. ANDERSON — 418 Front row: Shirley Gustafson, Veva Barnes, Bobbie Faye Allison, jODnOITlOrCS -mi i-iw- ii tiu Janice Perry, Caryl Teegarden, Joan Hively, Barbara Johnson, Doris r Griffith, Lynette Freeland, Gary Wolff, Dick Young. Second row: Jim Esmieu, Jack Woodbury, Virginia Brandenburg, Deanna Koerner, Gladys Graham, Joan Schweitzer, Virginia Lyng, Roberta Johnson, Joyce Martin, Carolyn Kumm, Mr. Anderson. Back row: Don Jordan, David Johnson, Bob Adams, Ray Buckholz, Dan Riegel, Alan Foster, Clifford Snow, Dick Davis, Ralph Burlock, Charles Moe, Dennis Peterson, Charles Wilkes. MR BENNETT 409 Front row: Merlee Conrath, Karolyn Unger, Joyce Richter, Mary Jones. Georgia Hill, Mary Manuth, Marilyn McLaughlin, Anita Zehm, Earlene Quails. Second row: Mr Bennett. Bill Overholser, Roger French, Joe Cyr, Charlene Brockel, Majorie Laue, Willean Pledger, Alice Woods, Tony Caputo, Tom Allen. Back row: Tim Nielson, Doug Hammer, Allan Crisp, Niel Hoitink, Tom McLaughlin, Jerry Oien, James Wallace, Ralph Marshall, Gary Payne, Jerry Tucker, Gary Matterson. sixty-two Sophomores MR BLAND 406 Front row: Phillip Glidewell, Ronald Maddux, Ellen Hall, Kay Featherly, itiix. ui_y- i il -rvw Nancy Mickey. Dorothy Beaty, Karen Kastberg, Darlene Graham, Judy Mor- ris. Second row: JoAnn Gronwold, Roberta Michlitch, Richard Batdorf, Larry Hale, John Selby, Tom Graedel, Keith Finley, Janine Adams, Gay Lundstrom. Mr. Bland. Back row: Serge Urling, Terry Livengood, Tommy Rizzuto, Paul Merrill. Conrad Barnhart, Errol Nunn, Jerry Hubbell, Claude Duty, Larry Romig. MISS BOEHME — 413 Front row: Gayle Kuhlman. Diane Haugen, Lois Worthington, Judy Rollis. Mervin Merry, Hank Adams, Doris Brandt, Sharon Wells, Billie Atteberry. Second row: Betsy Jones, Rose Marie Head, Jonnie Ablutz, Bob Burns, Wilbur Watson, Ken Berger, Darleen Cunningham, Sally Braun. Alma Bahr, Miss Boehme. Back row: Adele Fothergill, Connie Kern, Lyle Liptac, Terry Felker, Cliff Denney, Melvin Clark, Don Welch, Bob Bostrom, Dee Bowker, Diane Sharp. Kathy Moran. fi S f ' ■ ? f ? MR BROADWELL I Front row. James Bordwell, Robert Tatum, Phil Slusser, Gary Keller, Alvin Werner, Robert Little- mix, john, Bill Wayland, Newton Skaife. Second row: Pat Kennedy, Mike Larango, Larry Anderson, Fred Keen, Mike Kabush, Gary Reynolds, Mr. Broadwell. Back row: Neil Johnson, Dennis Koerner, Robert Nordby, John Rlgls, James Madden, Ken White, Mike McV ay, Joe Mayer. sixty-three MRS. CHANDLER — 318 I, v , Front row: Karen Olson, Judy Workman, Lorraine LaPierre, Cleo OmOrt?S Smith, Elaine Dahl, Mrs. Chandler Second row: David Rainbolt, Dar- lene Foreman, Fern Lovejoy, Diane Wilson, Wilma Uhden, Patricia McDermott, Gary Schlueter. Back row: June Hanford, Don Gordon, Michael McCollum, Perk Randall, Bob Bowles, Bernard Johnson, Kenneth Abel, Theodore Westfall. MISS CLEVELAND 305 Front row: Norman Fish, Joy Decker, Katherine Rubow, Shirley Slead, Patricia Green, Cleo Lux, L-1- -V1 iis « w Dorothy Maloof, Geraldine Smith, Joyce Fair. Second row: Marilyn Schumacher, Marnie Mcusy, Diane Wittstruck, Gary Dutton, Marilyn Larson, Eric Anderson, Beverly Thompson, Jean Carrier, Velda Heine, Dave Robnett. Miss Cleveland. Back row: Daisy Henry, Ron Bartlett, Cliff Jenkinson, Byron Warinner, Don Tyler, Paul Quam, Les Parton, Darrel Gustafson, Bob Dressel, Mel Hamilton, Pauline Shelly. MRS COLLINS 215 Front row: Margaret Bjerke, Betty Bridgham, Cheri Groth, Kathleen Baumgart, Carol Thompson, Judy Nicholson, Donna Moore. Carol Burk, Beverly Gormley. Second row: Allen Hall, Linda Buchan, Drena Berthiaume, Billie Van Amburgh, Barbara Walker, Jeniene Poutre, Joe Miller, Margaret Ewell, George Nikotich, Mrs. Col- lins, Back row: James Gulliford. Charles Botchek, Donley Thue, Douglas Hohenstein, James Caudill, Robert Johnson, William Waldby, Robert Lancaster, Edward Todd, Kirsten Johnson, Jenilee Whitney, Laura Lee Kepke. sixty-Jour i MR s f ONftnOKI 391 Front row: Floyd Rudnick, Duane Becker, Dorothv Breeden. Sonia SODnOlTIOr6S whwl vm Woods. Louise Meyers. LaDonna Huston, DeAnne Dunn, Dixie John- f son, Glenn McGee. Second row: Jerry Ledbetter, Claudia Field, Verna Lamson, Virginia Fuller, Bob Collins, Dick Daschbach, Vicki Beehler, Ruth Cooprider, Beverly Maybee, Muriel Lundy, Edward Nelson. Back row: Dick Martin, George Brosmske, Roger Maine, Doug McPhee, Russell Coykendall, John Peterson, Robert Allen. David Gullidge, Dee Beckman. Beverly Schuster, Mrs. Congdon. MKS DIXON GYM Front row: Darleen Campbell. Joan Allen. Evelyn Beldin, Lorraine Badt. Fay Gay, Carole Fromm, Marcia Looft, Betty Jean Dalagen. Mona Draper, Phyllis Gran. Second row: Sally Barnum, Marilyn Blough. Janet Callahan, Jeanne Gilbert, Frances Castle, Janet Klein, Carole Fisher, Janice Hewitt, Miss Dixon. Back row: Judy Gat s, Marilyn Bergman, Georgia Bryant, Karen Brown, Barbara Camyn, Bonnie Jackson, Marjorie Jump, Ramona Joy Johnson, Bev Lang. n r a MRS. H AWES — 208 Front row: K. Allen, Karen Dickinson. Eleanor Bro, Donna Barnes. Delores Jesmore, Clauc Diane FonCannon, Sally Mills. Shirley Miller, Dianne Buell. Second row: Joyce Anderson, Marjorie Jo Ewy, Kaye Hyer, Nellie Adams, Betty Jean Lee, Peggy Morris, Charlotte Allen, Deanna Oveson, Linda Eldenburg, Karen Anderson, Mrs. Hawes. Back row: John McNee, Gene Moore, Robert Kelley, Alvin DeVore, Richard Fry, Mike Mikoski, James Roach, Robert Caruso, Sheila Hanson. sixty- five I UD HILBY 314 Front row: Larry Coolbaugh, Jack Kippen, Ethel Grant. Margaret Montour, 5)OntlOmOrC?S Samln Weddle, Lola Nichols. Richard Ralstan, Claudia Miner, Larry Gilbert r Second row: Mr. Hilby. Donna Muzzy. Joan Fox, Marcia Gross, Carol Noble, Lois Smith, Elaine Lamb, Janice Gardner. Sandy Botman. Dave Bohart, Norm Hawkinson. Back row: Eddie Roland. Jack Jacobsen. Don Mastne, Gary Stevig, Al Braaten. Tony Gross, Gerald Thompson. Tom Vanderwal. Jerry Strand. Orville Kirkevold. Don Alberg. WD JONES 209 Front row: William Gariepy, JoAnn Higgins. Carol Hunt, Maria Traxinger. Donna Braaten, Charlene mr . jv-zi tj Z.V7 Caryl, Judith Fiskness. Claudia LaPoint, Marilee Greear, Gail Flynn. Second row: Gary Janson. James Gibson, Gerald Petheram. Roger Brown. Terry Snedden, Alice MeSCenzle, Janet Watson, Judith Anderson, Judith Miller, Sandrea Mielke, Mr. Jones. Back row: Harold Hughes, Ronald Meyer, Royc? Gorseth, Ned Olsen. Edward Hatcher, William Slentz. Robert Beaudette. Charles Stevens. Charles Riblet. David Love, lorn Bates. MR. MALTERNER — 213 Front row: Berlene Davis, Sharon Smyth. Don Jenkins, Carol Beam. Shirley Mullowney, Lavonne Peterson, Howard Rowley. Erma Lee. Gary Gillespie. Second row: Dorthea Wolfe. Rockly Jordan, Bob Clark, Roger Warren, Gail Morgan, Beverly Forbes, Shirley Johnson, Phil Rhea, Mike McBride, Mr. Malterner. Back row: Janice Eden, Howard Wheeler, Lawrence Ness, Mike Edmunds, Darrell Dickey, Roland Stahl, Richard Lovejoy, Jim Lammers, Roger Lincoln, Nancy Fretwell. sixty -six I KA D KA ANFRFD ?f)l Front row: Stanlc M n -f. A von Hendricks, Carol Matterson, Joan Dur- iODllO ITIOrCS w gin. Louisa Habel. Olga Meloslavin, Patsy Rockwell. Second row: Mr. Manfred, Delbert Carpenter. Eddie Holm, Connie Sutcliffe, Marilyn Clark, Kathleen Ruby, Patricia Quist, Shirley Maxwell, Harry Harbour, John Duncan. Back row: Maurice McLaurin, Roger Pearson, George Dupree, Dean Meyers, Frank Vawter, Bill Baker, Bob Nebcrgall, Jim Porter, Dick Mizell. MR MILLER 402 Fr ' ' nt row: Rodney Udd, Jim Littlefield, Janice Bennett, Deanna Monaghan, Sally Ramsey, Sandra Free- land, Joyce Haugan. Joan Ewell, Prudence Roberts, Pat Ferguson. Second row: Don Nolan, Roy Madison, Lynne Palkman, Dolores Miller, Nadra McAuley, Joanne Pederson, Dianne Osborn, Donna Andsrson. Mary Lou Nordby, Tom Gal- lagher, Bill Burris, Mr. Miller. Back row: Bob Penman, Charles Lowery, Timmie Rodgers, Charles Stewart, Cherre VanAmburgh, Dick Webster. Janice Hancock, Fred Strang, Bill FraU, Tom Montgomery, Ed Loski. MISS PINKHAM Fr ont row: Donna Sayler, Deanna McGhan, Delores McKinlay, Donna North, Carol Schroeder, Sharon Syler, Gloria Schlenker. Second row: Anita Sonderen, Carla Manis. Isla Myers, Marilyn Mingo, Marilu Miller, Jerene Vincent, Marilyn Stauffer, Carole Page, Miss Pinkhamm. Back row: Vicki Pruitt, Sally Stewart, Gayle Smith, Mary Jo Switzer, Anne Pein, Gayle Phelps, Sandra Strand. sixty-seven ■ KAD RANJDAI I I Front row: Joe Anselmo. Larry Wandler, Alberta Saunders, Donna Howell, )ODnOmOrC5 Eilene West, Arlene West, Beverly Howlett, Mariette Bundy, Larry Han- r sel, Guy Granger. Second row: Bob Phipps, Barbara Welch, Colleen Burke, Evelyn Maxwell, Marsha Boam, Betty Koon, Jackie Simonitch, Carol Mitchell, Virginia Barns, Anita Reyerson, Mr. Randall. Back row: Don McCammond, Tom Dev- holm, Harold Cave, Don Vandevert, Bob Large, Gale LaPoint, Larry Steorts, Bob Ashley. Albert Miller, Pat Kelley, Steve Provant. MR SMITH 408 Front r w: Lynn Riggins, Darlene Jackman, Judie Merica, Billie Lee, Janice Clayton, Carl Toombs, Carol ' Ann Tabatt, Kathy Corrin. Second row: Ron Wheatherwax, Lorretta Benner, Joanne Basquette, Janice Mellgren, Dale Griffith, John Tallent, Larry Murray, Sharon Isaksen, Jinka Strassburger, Diane Finlay, Mr. Smith. Back row: Gerald Bundy, Edwin Crouse, Keith Clarno, Dennis Kyle, Caryl Heth, LaVern Belshaw, Danny Pederson, Vernon Hayne, Jim Dearing, James Whittier, Dennis King. MRS. STOCKDALE — 21 1 Front row: Pat Merrick, Karol Woodbury, Janna Merica. Shirley Cerenzia, Bette Carr, Valerie Johnson, Diana Babb, Phyllis Tatum. Second row: Geraldine Heier, JoAnne Cook, JoAnn Hickman, Carol Hunt, Iris Grandstaff, Jim Gelbertson, Wayne Lisenbee, Bonnie Parr, John Keegan, Mrs. Stockdale. Back row: Joan Fother- gill. Kayleen Kinnier, Gordon Wilcox, Margaret Finlay, Larry Swartz. Merlyn Hoover, Dick Boyd, David De Foe, Louis Inks. sixty-eight C% •I UD THFODDR ON 4 Front row: Ed Shriver, Steve Hager, Richard Nelson, Mike Tye, Bill SODnOITlOr S I ntuuuMUll T Kroske Joe Marchioro. Philip Magnuson. Robert Belair, Ned Slentz. v ,,v Second row: Mr. Theodorson, LeRoy Sundberg, Paul Watt, Jim Knowles, Fred Rowley, Robert Van- Leuven, Clayton Lugwig. William Nessler, Mike Mattice, Donald Childs, Fred Sharp. Back row: David Bury, Fred Plastino, Philip McClintock, Andrew Wright, Robert Bean, Richard Courteau, Jerry Collins, Jerry Hollman, Stanley Lyon. Jack Bockstruch. KAD TOBIE 419 Front row: Dean Brockmeir. Donna Steelman, Jackie Humes, Carolyn Gardner, Janice Carlsen, Sharon Neuman, Audrey Fairfax, Carol Keller, Bobby Fulks. Second row: John Bowen, Sandra Williams, Glenna Mullenix, Ann Lloyd, Barbara Sheridan, Shari Ann Pilant, Sharen Hunt, Donna McKinnon, Mr. Tobie. Back row: Bob Biel, Milton Benshoof, Lloyd Pilant, Wayne Bingham, John Kain, Bing Johnson, Dennis Hallgarth, Ronald Deshno, Rodney Perkins, Hugh Charest, Jerry Miller. Freshmen MR ABRAHAM 3 I 3 Front row: Joan Somerville, Karen Smith, Carol Steiner, Peggy Lang, Hone Holmes. Marcia Downard, Diana Sher idan, Berlene Harless, Jean Hall, Barbara Delvechio. Second row: Leslie Coghill, Dick Rule. Bob Thomas, Dick Noren, Arlene Turnbull. Mar- garet Hand, Gail Thompson. Rick Connick, Jim Kurle, Mr. Abraham. Back row: Charlie Hutchinson, Pat McDonald, Dick Baker, Gary Ballo, Ervin Schaeffer, Jim Lankford, Dave Alberts, Vernon Daniels, Ken Schonert. sixty-nine w- ■ f nu liai liwllsl Front row: Kent Caudill, John Freeman, Deanna Horn, Gary Eacho. Marilee l-fpchmpn ml - - vo syler, Nikki Selivanoff, Barbara Rieken, Carol DuChene. Second row: Mr. 1 ' ■■■■Wl ■ Baldwin, Janet McGeorge, Dorene Hagen, Corrine MDats, Richard Blair, Lorie Williams, Glenn Bradley, Craig Ladwig, Marilyn Freeman, Donna Moore, Maxine Bowerman, Charlene Ogle, Connie Brown. Back row: Pat Todd, Ray Magney, Jerry Cosby, Larry Hutchins, Michael Connors. George Murphy, Robert Rauch, Gerald Jacobsen, Robert Sills, Duane Toombs, Ray Mason, John Derington, Sharon Kinder. MR. BARNARD — 22 1 Front row: Sheila Glen, Janice Tobatt. Karen Randall. Judy Streeter, April Del Williams, Doris Rex, Diana Esmieu, Dale Belden. Second rcw: Harry Mattson. Robert Park, Carol Gutenberg, Deonna Suiter, Marie Powell, Judy Seymour, Robert Watson, Gordon Smith, Clara Belle Porter. Back row: William Irwin, Dennis Kane, Richard Hays, Lanny Anderson, Don Biesen, Bob Dickey, Kenneth Wiedmer, Gilbert Lowery, Barry Roff. Mr. Barnard. MR. DANIELSON — 202 Front row: David Tuffli, Lorelei Lang, Wilma Sherman, Carolyn Lee, Marlene Knight, Phyllis Stalick, Margaret Howard, Jeannette Enos, Carol Edge, Robert Kirk. Second row: Gene Davis. Laurence Merriman, Kathleen Howard, Eloise Stockner, Shirley Moore, Nancy Dauber, Marilyn Lewis, Pat Costello, Bob Wells, Clark Patrick, Mr. Danielson. Back row: Bill Luedke, Ron Turner, Lyle Mace, Harold Tobeck, Janice O ' Conner, Barbara Lussier, David Sandberg, Arthur Dunsworth, Gerald Mehlert, Roger Bass. seventy MR. DAVIS 220 Fr ont row: Marilyn Hundeby, Cherilyn Darroch, Lynn Kimberling. Glenys Bowles, Judy Applonie. Alma Coder, Joyce Bill, Doris Fry, Nancy Mix. Second row: Jerry Skogstad, Larry Vandervert, Jack Lindberg, Jerry Lobe. Kay Anderson, Allan Goetz, Bob Clark, Joayne 01i eri, Laura Lee Severn, Mr. Davis. Back row: Ronald Harris, Barry Solem, Norman Jones, Gary Richwine, Janine Gratton, Janice Botts, Gene McMurtrey, Steve Sipe, Duff McKee, John Thompson. Freshmen MR. 0RAHAM 2 Fr ont row: Joyce Rouse, Sandra Ross, Judy Seder, Ariene Schoenwald. Marcia Neumann, Doreen Camyn, Judy Plein, Lorraine Rothrock. Second row: Ronald Tipke, John Wright, Armand Parcher. Gary Paul, Bob Manion, Dennis McCoy, Raymond Mayther, Bob Clemenson, Jonathon Johnson. Mr. Graham. Back row: William Bruce, Bill Tallant, John Galardi, Thornton Smith, Bob Wilson. Gary Smith, Larry Ellsworth. Don Ziegler. Pat Coble. MR HOLMES 2 19 Front row: Jerome Keller. Shirley Lessor, Janice Bixby, Lelia Hacking, Jo Anne Thomas. Myrna Paul- son, Philip Oliver. Second row: Donald Middaugh, Dolores Easter, Patricia Davis, Dick Costello, Donna Ochsner, David Karn, Larry Christensen, Alice Ann Allen, Jackie Garl, Judith Mead. Back row: Carol Mullenix, Karen Pickett, Billy Graf, Mike McKinney, Wesley Lamphiet, John Graham, Gary Brower, Robert Bjornstad, Kay Kelley, Mr. Holmes. seventy-one Freshmen Beverly Aronson. MISS McKENNA— 113 Front row: Robert McKinney Dean Benson, Charlene Slosser, Pat Everett, Nancy Selivanoff, Leone Gross, Janet Hartil, Marvin Franz, Daryl Brede- sen. Second row: Janet Murken, Joanne Dalton. Gordon Upham, Harold Lyons, Paul Feak, Irene Bussard, Karen Clark, Barbara Bennett, Miss McKenna. Ba -k row: David Ricketts, Frank Cook, John Johnson, John Cook, Frank Harrison. Michael McCoy, Keith Miller, John Davis. MRS OPPEN 319 Front row: Larry McGinn, Pat Kofmehl, Elaine Lang, Thelma Tollefson, Sharon Johnson, Carol Knoles, Saretha Hall. Harold Davidson, Ray Melcher, Henry Proctor. Second row: Glen Martin, Vincent Sterritt, Peggy Solinsky, Jotina Johnson, Katherine Poe, Vivian Ellsworth. Jack Fisher, Bill Thew, Mrs. Oppen. Back row: Janet Schuster, Dennis Anderson, Larri Reynolds, Ernie Smith, John Welsh, David Thompson, William Schaffer, Austin Pagnotta. Marv Reed. Robert Bailev. MRS. OSCARSON — 315 Front row: Larry Duckett, Arthur Bousquet, Gail Zehm, Donna Willson, Sharon Lund, Marcia Whiteside, Lorna Burlock, Don Herrick. Bill Fried, Tim Pebles. Second row: Daryl Heimbigner, Jerry Watkins, Gary Reinbold, Jack White, Patricia Buck, Judy Johnston. Patricia Moore, JoAnn Maxfield, Diane Wood, Beverly Robinson, Mrs. Oscarson. Back row: Tom Smith, Howard Culver, Raynor Lilleby, Ron Restod, Dick Campbell, Lloyd Starr, Joe Chavez, Walter Groom, Leonard Davis. seventy-two | MR ROWAND 41 ft Front row: Blake Johnson, Judith Stempel, Myrna Scott, Janice Mast, Marie I rCSiimCfl Peterson, Muriel Bliss. Marjorie Robinson, Sandra Glidden, Dons Smith, James Holenbeck. Second row: Dick Humes, Gerhart Havke, Mike Murray, Marjorie Stockton, LaVerne Langlois, Ruth Bass, Bev Donley, Marilyn Daly, Etta Olson, Betsy Noonan, Don Cox, Mr. Rowan. Back row: Jim Campbell, Larry Kingen, Dennis Magner, Frank Flambouras, Ronnie Smith, Jim Price, Arthur Plath, Harold Thorsen, Ed Heinz, Lionel Greenwood. MR SIMONSON 414 Front row: Marjorie Savage, Bill Wiggins, Dick Griffith, Dennis Lucas, Brian Quanbeck, Carol mi . nmvn lVll tit Snow, Jacqueline Holder, Judy Litten, Mr. Simonson. Second row: Rosemary Sleizer, Allexandra Chassy, Anna Bjorneley, Kay Minnick. Donna Murphy, Susan Savas, Yvonne Holland, Florence Thomas. Shirley Davis, Gary Brown. Back row: David Rollo, Stanley Woodhurst, Donald Adolfson, Terry Brinson, Ted Burley, Ernest Neuman, Leonard Lunde, Jim Bickenstaff, Jerry Bomersheim, Clyde Decker. MR TAPT C— I Front row: Lois Lemmer, Carolyn Stewart, Evelyn Rieken, Marilyn Robbins, Bonnie Chamberlin, Sally Foley, Nancy Thomson, Diana Hill, Thelma Jaques. Second row: Mr. Taft, Gary Swenson, David Cramer, Barbara Brown, Kay Shawley, Roberta Warner, Joan Schultz, Gall Pugh, Peggy Kandler, Wally Nelson, Bradley Anderson. Back row: John Inch, Kenny Zink, Bill Green, Ronnie Daly, Lonny Sander, Jerry King, Errol Sander, Denny Olsen, Bill Claflin, Dick Hanson. seventy-three Billye II ing, Nancy Roberts, Joy Baertsch, Judy Evans, Miss Timtn, Carolyn Guff in, and Joan Prather go golfing. seventy-four Jam Session Girls ' Locker Room at the 3 o ' clo ck bell shows a typical North Central rntral tun session. seventy-five A A Activities STAN EASTON RANDY AAMOT MARK K ABUSH MIKE PRAETORIUS Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Fifth Executive ?4 4aciatecL Student ody fr%amote teAool To promote student interest in various fare, the Associated Student Body has ac tivities and increase general school wel- supervision over the joint committees, Red FALL A. S. B. REPRESENTATIVES— Front row: Pat Kachinsky Roberta Griswold, Kathy Stephenson, Marion Hetherton Rosemary Hollister, Gerry Kandler, Jeannine Woodbury. Second row: Patty Holliday, Judy A. Anderson, Hazel Crowder, Marilyn Jenkins Carol Daizley, Marilyn Davis. Judy Acree, Eileen Smith, Mary Cushner. Third row: Larry Sleizer, Fred Gray, John Fuller, Carol Rae Cannon, Lois Salmon, Bobbie Voshell, Dick Walden, Tom Hall, Stewart McNeilly, Mike Halliday. Back row: Mr. Jones, Chuck Goddard, Dick Thompson, Jack Heurton, Rod Hanneman, Lyle Phillips, Don Todd, Bill Russell, Dale Newland. — seventy-eight SENATE — Front row: Miss Damon, Adviser; Mike Praetorius, Fifth Executive; Ross Goetz, President: Stan Easton, Vice President; Randy Aamot. Secretary; Mark Kabush, Treasurer: K. Norman, Senior Senator. Back row: Ernie Aschenbrenner, League Senator; Don Newland, Fed. Senator; Jim Gilbertson, Sophomore Senator; Janice Coleman, Senior Senator: Alan Robinson, Junior Senator; Joyce Anderson, Junior Senator; Joan Hively, Sophomore Senator. yov uuuertt zact cut i ttene4t i t activities. Cross, conduct board, and popcorn and nut stands. Two bodies, tbe House and Senate, constitute the student governing bodies. Representatives from each home room and A. S. B. officers make up the House. Senate is composed of the five officers, one boy and girl from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, and representatives from the Federation and League. One boy and girl are elected from the freshman class during the second semester of each year. FALL A. S. B. REPRESENTATIVES— Front row: Sandra Weddle, Judy Nicholson, Sally Ramsey, Lois Worthington, Carol Du- Chene, Barbara Delvechio, Nancy Mix. Second row: Dianne Buell, Roberta Flint. Marilyn McLaughlin, Pat Green, Dolores Reed, Carol Mullenix, Judy Stempel, Marilyn Lewis, Nancy Thomson. Third row: Marilyn Blough, Bonnie Parr, Karen Clark. Marie Powell, LaVerne Belshaw. Dee Beckman, Janice Eden, Judy Anderson, Gary Brown, Ray Melcher. Back row: LeRoy Sundberg, Ralph Burlock, Bob Ashley, Herb Munro, Lloyd Pilant, Alvin Werner, Leonard Davis, Gay Lundstrom, Marilyn Clark, Miss Damon. seventy-nine 1 SENATE — Front row: Mr. Jones, adviser; Mark Kabush, president; Marilyn Jenkins, vice-president: Goldie Long, secretary; Mike Praetorius, treasurer; Lee Walker, fifth executive. Back row: Kathy Stephenson, junior senator; Marilyn Clark, sophomore senator; Janet Schuster, freshman senator; Rod Hanneman, senior senator; Natalie Johnson, league senator; Ray Melcher, freshman senator. 7?W £e and Senate fcaa a i cuwi onfeAaa, Armanda Necci, the little girl in Italy whom the A. S. B. adopted two years ago, is sent letters and packages each month. Kadi fall, a modern dancing class is held lor all those who are interested. Revision of the public address system in the auditorium during Ross Goetz ' s administration, cost the A. S. B. approxi- mately $350. Twelve small speakers re- placed the previous two and new inputs and cords were installed. Ballroom dancing was a new project A. S. B. Front row: Lee Walker, Leroy Suadeberg, Dale Duergsdal, Tom Hall, Diane Nord. Karen Caun. Sandra Selivanoff, Bar- bara Delviche, Diane Buehl, Dennis Lucas, Marilyn Jenkins. Second row: Ron Turner, Ed Jansen, Max Dennison, Larry Mossuto, Walt Jones, Newton Skaife, Gene Gule, Janice Sparrow, Duff McKee. Back row: Del Jones, Dick Webster, Gerry Kandler, Charles Goddard, Jack Gawl, Randy Aamot, Judy Anderson, John Fuller, Dolores Daniels, Bill Phipps, Dick Shand, Bob Bailey, Lyle Phillips. eighty MARILYN JENKINS GOLDIE LONG MIKE PRAETOR1US LEE WALKER Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Fifth Executive accfruvie needed teAool imfrriovemeKfo. undertaken by the highly active Associated Henderson instructed the samba, rumba, Student Body this spring. Edwin Red foxtrot, and waltz. A. S. B. — Front row: Mike Praetorius, Shirley Maloney, Barbara Johnson. Ann Fackenthall, Catherine Stimpson, Judy Rollis, Bonnie Byrne, Kathy Stephenson, Jackie Bunch, Agnes Tollefson, Ed McCoy, Goldie Long. Second row: Roberta Flint, Marilyn McLaugh- lin, Lois Salmon, Sandra Williams, Bonnie Parr, Philo Corser, Sally Stewart, Barbara Weishaar, Darlene Lindsley, Pattie Holllday, Myrna Nestoss, Marilou Miller, Miss Damon. Back row: Larry Murray, Betty Britt, Betsy Noonan, Helen Keene, Pat Walker, Paul Quam, Herb Munro, Dick Batdorf, Terry Snedden, John Petersen, Orville Kirkevold, Ross Goetz, Steve Provant. eighty-one JANICE COLEMAN Vice-President ROBERTA GRISWOLD Secretary MARILYN DAVIS Treasurer ERNIE ASCHENBRENNER President d Oife ' eayue ouwifa fo advance ideals. Girls . . . Girls . . . Girls . . . Every North Central girl belongs to the Girls ' League. Originated in 1918 by Miss Jessie Gibson, the organization strives to attain the ideals of honor, service, and loyalty as symbolized on the League pin by the American flag, a young girl ' s Face, and the Red Cross Hag. Central Council, the ruling body of League, is composed of home room repre- sentatives and elected officers, and directs the semester ' s activities. Sponsoring the P.-T. A. membership drive is an annual project of the League. Dads and daughters scored record-breaking numbers at the annual banquet in Novem- ber. Earlier in the fall the freshman party was given. Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets were sent to the needy. A girl may earn League points by ser- vices to the school and by having at least C grades. Those having 50, 175, 325, and 475 points receive honorable mention; 100 points earns a bronze pin; 250, silver; 100. FALL CENTRAL COUNCIL — Front row: Roberta Brandt, Peggy Moore. Janet Tronsen, Mabel Cerenzia. Sharon Neuman, Barbara Miller, Donna Pulver, Juanit) Draper, Ernie Aschenbrenner Goldie Long, Nedra Ellis, Sonya Bowker, Claudia Phelps, Janet Novak, Elaine Dahl, Margie Ewy, Carol Matterson, Janice Coleman, Marilyn Davis, Carrole Lambdin. Third row: Roberta Griswold, Billie VanAmburgh, Roberta Johnson, June Hannah, Sandra Strand, LaVina Morlan, Doris Fry. Sandra Glidden, Nikki Selivanoff. Nancy Selivanoff. Back row: Rosemary Hollister, Linda Quist, I Grace Bostrom, Betty Christensen, Bobbe Joyner, Adele Fothergill, Daisy Henry, Dolores Mackey, Erna Wilson, Janet Schuster. Bennett, Peggy Lange, Shirley Second row: Natalie Johnson, Karen Carstens, Claudia LaPolnt, Dolores Craig, Margorie Savage, Carol Stewart, Lorna Burlock, .aVerle Sutherland, Maggie Karn, Donna Blgham, eighty-two ROBERTA JOYNER Treasurer JUNE HANNAH Secretary RANDY AAMOT Vice-President NATALIE JOHNSON President ' THem en cfr i tdude ev uf emailed ytit. gold; 550, gold with ruby set. This year an unprecedented number of pins were given out because of the change in the point system. Annual spring style show, vocational convocations, awarding of League pins, Mothers ' Tea, and the appointment of Big Cousins who will counsel new girls enter- ing North Central in the fall are among the many activities of the spring semester. Annual Cotton Day was sponsored by the League on April 15. A Cotton Day eve- ning mixer highlighted the event. Speakers representing various careers and occupations were invited to vocational convocations. This year the vocational con- vocations were presented for the benefit of the boys as well as the girls. A mixer was held in March to secure funds for pins. League Sextet is made up of senior girls who are on call for special occasions. Miss Damon is faculty adviser. GIRLS ' LEAGUE — Front row: Janet Tronsen, Mabel Bennett, Charlotte Douglas, Roberta Smith, Joan Downes. Second row: Carol Beam, Pat Green, Claudia LaPoint, Randy Aamot, vice-president; Natalie Johnson, president: June Hannah, secretary; Judie Merica, Shirley Hill, Dixie Johnson. Third row: Viola Wiedemann, Janet Nixon, Patricia Buck, Alexandra Chassy, Georgia Howard, Virginia Worley, Karolyn Unger, Sally Mills, Shirley Moore, Marry Breeden. Back row: Ann Lloyd, Carol Hurt, Betty Koon, Joan Fox, Kathy Moran, Carolyn Joyner, Donna Coleman, Sandra Strand, Patsy Quist, Karen Pickett, Dolores Mackey, Miss Damon. eighty-three DON NEWLAND President RAY ERICKSEN Vice-President TOM JOHNSON Clerk K . NORMAN Treasurer oun, 0 pedenatio t ctefcantmeafo yuataatee Organized to promote cooperative ac- tivities involving all boys of North Central, the Boys ' Federation has been under the direction of Lowell C. Bradford for the past 36 years. The executive committee meets weekly and transacts the business of the organization. To train members in civic duties, the Federation patterns its elections after those of the city. Highlight of the fall semester was the annual Boys ' Stag, giving the new boys of the school an opportunity to get better acquainted. Also featured were several spe- cial convocations including the Fisher Body and wrestling demonstrations. The Federation sponsors the Archie Buckley Inspirational Award, which is pre- sented annually to the football player who BOYS ' FEDERATION — Frcnt row: Fred Gray, Dick Thompson, Rod Hanneman, Tom Johnson, Don Newland, K. Norman, Bob Waite. Second row: Bob Thomas, Mike Tye, Larry Sleizer, Ken Wittenberg, Ross Goetz, Walt Jones, Walt Lobdell, Gene Keevy, Gary Smith, Les Rider, Mr. Bradford, adviser. Third row: Gordon Freeman, Jack Boskill, Ed Collins, June Hanford, Jerry Fenton, Stan Easton, Dan Settle, Bill Guske, Bill Phipps, Leroy McKimmey. Back row: Kaye Straight, Alan Walser, Dick Shand, Charles Goddard, Jack Gambill, Tom Hanson, Jim Hanley, Dave Carosella, Rich Nielson, Bob Grossman, Dick Soss. eighty-four K AYE STRAIGHT Treasurer JACK GAMBILL Clerk TOM JOHNSON Vice-President BOB WAITE President activity £0% eomcf 7t nt6, (fattnal (toy. is voted by his teammates to be the greatest inspiration to the squad. This year the award was won by George Smith. Four departments in the Federation in- clude: School service, which handles adver- tising, Comanche guard, rooters, supplies, stenographer, tickets, and ushering; per- sonal service, which arranges the new boys ' stag, dances, fellowship, vocations, welfare. and personal services; community service, which attends to civic affairs, and world af- fairs; and sports-for-all, which handles the boys ' intramural sports program. Spring projects of the Federation in- clude: A new school flag, the judo wrestling demonstration, the International Club speaker con, sales of N0-C0-H0-S0 decals, and promotion of intramural sports. BOYS ' FEDERATION — Front row: Gordon Freeman, Fred Gray, Bob Grossman, Jack Gambill, Bob Waite, Tom Johnson, Kaye Straight, Bill Brown. Second row: Mr. Bradford, Jim Lyons, Bob Biggs, Bob Thomas, Duff McKee, Mike Tye. Third row: Dean Edwards, Larry Sleizer, Jack Boskil], Bill Nance, Walt Jones, Alan Walzer. Fourth row: Ken Wittenberg, Ed Collins, Ross Goetz, George Casselman, Bill Guske, Bob Nance. Fifth row: Bud Watson, June Hanford, Rich Nielson, Tom Hanson, Dave Carosella, Walt Lobdell. Back row: Charles Godard, Gary Smith, Dick Shand, Gene Keevy, Bill Phipps, Stan Easton, Jerry Fenton. eighty- five EDITORS — Left to right: Lee Ann Koch, associate editor; Stan Easton, editor; Gerry Randier, associate editor; Rosemary Hollister and Darlene Gerkensmeyer, editorial page editors. r The North Central News is planned, writ- ten, and published by members of the jour- nalism classes under the direction of Miss Mary McKenna, adviser. Fall semester editor, Stnn Easton. BUSINESS STAFF — Left to right: Annette Anderson, Dull- ness manager; Bonnie Byrne, advertising; Judy Nicholson, bookkeeper; Kay LaBarge, Chuck Bahm and Jack Riggins. advertising solicitors. As a member of the National Scholastic Press Association, The News has received its highest or All- American Award for 17 consecutive years. In 1948, the paper be- came a member of Columbia Scholastic Press Association and has received its Med- alist or highest award each year since. Oilier awards include Quill and Scroll In- NEWS STAFF — Left to right clockwise: Clara Sonderen, Annette Anderson. Georgia Howard, Sally Smith, Joyce Anderson, Gerry Kandler, Barbara Sperling, Lee Ann Koch, Carole McNew, Darl3ne Gerkensmeyer, Jerry Fenton, Goldie Long, Kay LaBarge, Bonnie Byrne, Chuck Bahm, Stan Easton, Rosemary Hollister, June Elston, Natalie Johnson. eighty-six ternational, Whitman College Press Club Award, for the best high school paper in the state, and the George H. Gallup Award for outstanding community service. Four members of the staff are appointed semiannually to the junior Press Club. Meetings are held once a month with news- paper and radio men as speakers, and mem- bers are frequently asked lo press confer- ences where they have an opportunity to meet and talk with famous celebrities visit- ing Spokane. Editor for the fall semester was Stan Easton. Associate editor was Goldie Long, and managing editor was Jerry Fenton. Natalie Johnson, news editor; Diane Haw- ley, assistant news editor; Rosemary Hollis- ter and Gerry Randier, editorial page editors; and Ray LaBarge, advertising manager. Goldie Long and Jerry Fenton were the spring co-editors: Lee Ann Koch and Gerry Randier, associate editors; Carol McNew, news editor: Rosemary Hollister and Darlene Gerkensmeyer, editorial page editors; and Chuck Bahm, adverl ising manager. Spring semester co-editors, Goldie Long and Jerry Fenton. SPRING NEWS EDITORS— Shown with linotype operator, Francis Willard, are. left to right: Stan Easton, sports editor; Goldie Long, editor; Carole McNew, news editor; Jerry Fenton, editor. NEWS STAFF — Left to right clockwise: Mark Schorzman. Ken Bumgarner, Verna Lamson, Herb Munro, Dan Riegal, John Downes, Marilyn Brewster, Dorothy Zumoto, Sonya Bowker, Margie Sampson, Virginia Bishop, Carl Toombs, Jerry Mellinger, Janet Dalzell, Karen Anderson, Miss McKenna, Ann Armani, Agnes Zimmerman. eighty-seven TAMARACK STAFF — Front row: Joyce Anderson, Janet Nixon, Marilyn Jenkins. Barbara Sperling, Kathy Walter, Bobbe Joyner, Donna Hinkle, Annette Aderson. Back row: Carl Toombs, Bill Guske, Jerry Fenton, Roberta Smith, Bonnie Byrne. Although the yearbook has been known as the Tamarack since the first issue in 1916, this is the first staff that has used the Tamarack tree throughout the book as the art theme. Diane Johnson has been art editor. Kenneth C. Mhyre and Robert J. Biner were the advisers. June Elston and Natalie Johnson were co-editors and Miss Mary McKenna adviser. June Ehton and Natalie Johnson, co-editors of the book. ART STAFF — Front row: Diane Johnson, Philo Corser, Jeannine Woodbury, Ann Materne, Kay Yarbrough, La Verne Belshaw, Mr. Mhyre. Back row: Mr. Biner, Robert Allen, Floyd Rudnick, Ray Jeffries, Rosemary Hollister, Marlene McDonald. eighty-eight PRINT SHOP — Maynard Rikerd and Don Townsend show Natalie Johnson and June Elston the operation of the folding machine while Bill Fyfe, student at the print shop, helps with folding. Annette Anderson was advertising and business manager. Harry Quint) was head staff photographer with Carl Toombs as assistant. George A. Smith was faculty ad- viser for photography. A three-week sales campaign was con- ducted during November with Goldie Long as campaign manager. The sale was conducted through Tamarack representa- tives in the home room. Members of the Tamarack staff, The News staff, and the journalism one class, who were floor collec- tors, contributed much time and effort to the success of the campaign. Don Townsend, head of the print shop, was printing adviser of the book and the Spokane American Engraving did the en- graving work. Miss McKenna was general director and co-ordinated work of the edi- torial, photography, art, and business staffs. In the past three years, the Tamarack has won two Medalist Awards, the highest award given by the Columbia University Press Association of which the Tamarack is a member. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF— Left to right: Harry Quinn, Carl Toombs, Dee Bowker, Don Smith, and Lyle Liptac. eighty -nine HONORS BOARD— Seated: Ken Burgei McLaughlin, adv er, secretary; Natalie Jo Janet Dalzell, Dick Tho L, chairman; Larry Fisher; Mrs. Mabel n, Lee Walker. STUDENT COURT— Gathered Around the Table: Christy Don Newland, judge; Walt Jom ecretary; Jack Gambill, .iting attorney; Ed Hambli se attorney; Del Jones, adviser; iliff. o ztdd yaww atuwicU, cutd conduct. Wow, look at that letter he ' s wearing. Appointed by the student body each semes- ter, the very important Honors Board de- cides what students are qualified to wear school letters and receive the coveted ath- letic and service awards. Outstanding among the awards is the one that goes to the senior who has given outstanding service to the school and has received no other recog- nition. Mrs. McLaughlin and Mr. Stannard advise the committee. Guilty or not guilty; that is the ques- tion. Any unfortunate student who has re- ceived a conduct slip during the week pre- vious to the court session is brought before Student Court. This body is conducted along the lines of regular courts. Members review separately each case that comes be- fore them, giving the criminal a chance to present his defense. Often the court re- quires that offenders make up time after school. Mr. Jones is the adviser. ninety Resolved to win many debates, was the resolution of this year ' s varsity Debate Team, who tied for second-place honors in the Northwest District Debate League, and also in the Northwest District Tournament. Question this year was on the fair employ- ment practices law. Weeks before the debate league starts, the debaters work on the year ' s questions and schedule many practice debates. The debate coach is Mr. Miller. Outstanding students from every high school in the state are given a lasting lesson m citizenship at Girls ' and Boys ' State by learning the various methods by which our government operates. Nominated by the junior class, the boys and girls are inter- viewed by a committee from the American Legion who c hoose three of each as repre- sentatives. Boys ' State was held at Ellens- burg during the first part of July; and Girls ' State, the latter part. DEBATE — Preparing for a Debate are: Bud Watson, Jerrj. another debater. , Ross Goetz, Mark Kabush. Carole McNew, Dwn. ninety-one TRAFFIC AND GROUND SQUAD — Front row: Roberta Brandt, Sharol Rae Cannon, Barbara Holman, Carolyn Kumm, Donna Claire Ketcham, Kathy Walter, Carolyn Gardner, Gwen Green. Second row: Gary Henslee, Alvin DeVore, Edward McCoy, Bob Knox, George Casselman, Gilbert Wayland, Charles Stewart, David Johnson. Back row: Perry Plantz, Bob Grossman, Duane Traaen, Dick Shand, Larry Meusy, Duane Hickey, Howard Kipp, Bill Hagemann. LOCKER MONITORS — Frcnt row: Jeanne Marie Musser, Helen Jcsild, Joyce Anderson, Myrna Nestoss, Kathy Corrin, Elaine Dahl. Margie Ewy. Margie Anderson. Second row: Joyce Anderson, Shari Ann Pilant, Jeanette Schaeffer, Barbara Sheridan. Joan Ewell, Becky Nelson, Deanna Coleman, Carolyn Joyner, Donna Coleman. Back row: Roberta Brandt, Muriel Lundy, Mary Reed, Cherre Anne Van Amburgh, Donna Anderson, Vicki Pruitt, Joan Fothergill, Connie Kern. ' ftyall eattael ftie uAe Ctuv and aide . You ' ll have to go to the end of the line and take your turn. ' ' Grounds Squad members patrol the cafeteria and school rounds. Lawbreakers are given a conduct slip and summoned to the next Student Court session. It is the Traffic Squad who directs stu- dents through the halls between classes. Mr. Malterner advises the two groups who, in a friendly way, preserve law and order. Sentinels of the locker rooms must be hardworking, conscientious, alert, and will- ing to accept responsibility. Six periods a day, these sisters of the hall guards make certain the safety of articles kept in the lockers. Disorder or intrusion of property is prevented when the protectors are on duty. In return for this all-important task, Girls ' League points are earned. They also excuse gym classes. ninety-two r cfaianiaH4 ' elfre ' i zve mcuuf duties. As that delightful bell in the library rings at the beginning of each period all is suddenly quiet, and we know that it is time to settle down and begin studying. Much time and effort is expended to keep the library functioning properly; therefore, there are Library Workers. In order to become a Library Worker one must be willing to learn and be efficient. They serve as hostesses, entrance and exit- door monitors, art library monitors, cleri- cal workers, and charging desk assistants. LIBRARY WORKERS — Front row: Vicki Beehler, Beverly Thompson, Karol Woodbury. Phyllis Belden. Doris Fry. Barbara Miller. Karen Smith. Nedra Ellis, Jeanette Schaeffer, Donna Walden, Donna Stedman, Carol Jean Snow. Second row: Mary Dimitroff, Bobbie Allison, Helen Notis, Marilyn Jenkins, Delia Marshall, Sharon Isaksen, Billie VanAmburgh, Shari Wells, Eileen Smith, Rosemary Sleizer, Denna Lea Murphy, Carolyn Greening, Janet Murken, Deanna Koerner, Judy Workman, Mickey Demings. Third row: Anita Sonderen, Sonya Bowker, Barbara Sperling. Sandra Selivanoff, Donna Billberg. Charlotte Allen, Sharen Hunt, Sheila Hanson, Jacky Gerl, Joanne Dolen, Sharol Rae Cannon, Betty Graham, Ruth Bass, Dixie Johnson, Virginia Fuller. Back row: Bernadine Sandeno, Patsy Walker. Janice Becker. Joyce Vietzke, Pat Barney, Janice Mellgren. Joan Fothergill, Caryl Heth, Carol Hurt, Doris Mann, Carol m0WM iteM; Dunlap, Joan Schwietzer, Virginia Lyng, Alice Marie McKenzie, Carol Jean Keller. LIBRARY WORKERS— Front row: Lilli Knight, Myrna Nestoss. R.ta Fulwiler, Gloria Ann Schlenker, Diana Hill, Carol Ann Tabatt, Billie Lee, Delores Jesmore, Darleen Campbell, Evelyn Rieken, Judy Mead, Louise Nash. Second rcw: Jeannette Barr, Joan Hether- ton, Ruth Thomas, Karen Blough, Marilyn Daly, Linda Troope, Myrna Morford, Charlene Burke, Betty Britt, Carolyn Joyner, Marilyn Brewster, Dorothy Duckett, Veva Barnes, LaDonna Huston, Betty Jean Dalager. Third row: Janice Sparrow, Mary Lou Nordby, Connie Sutcliffe, Roberta Johnson. Willene Overmyer, Evelyn Hankel, Beverly Schuster, Marlys Glasyou, Bonnie Laface, Valdene Hancock, Liz Johnson, Roberta Smith, Darlene Bradley, Leona Lawrenson. Back row: Mary Davidson, Margaret Finlay, Frances Sorensen, David Johnson, Linda Buchan, Roberta Warner, LaVerle Sutherland. Jean Rollo, Janet Dalzell, Carol Jean Smith, Jean Tobin Doris Steiner, Janice Frounfelter. ninety-three NURSE ' S WORKERS AND TICKET SELLERS— Front row: Peggy Ulrich, Worth Martin. Betty Jean Dalager. Betty Buckley, Mabel Bennett, Sandra Selivanoff. Second row: Darlene Cunningham, Marlene Gothmann, Carole Wright, Cleda Keys, Erna Wilson, Dorothy Beaty. Back row: Patsy Walker. Mary Ann Matteson, Shirley Geisler, Robert Biggs, Dory Britton, Carol Zorn, Jcanette Paggett. GYM OFFICE MONITORS — Front row: Darleen Campbell, Darlene Pankey, Naomi Wing, Georgia Howard, Sally Smith, Jeannine Woodbury, Lorene Mossuto. Second row: Barbara Sperling, June Hannah, Darla Lee, Karen Elder, Dolly Coon, Marilyn Davis, Bobbie Allison. Back row: Bette Rae Bump, Judy A. Anderson, Darlene Gerkensmeyer, Elise Scott, Rosemary Hollister, Natalie Johnson, Marlene McDonald. fyfttt and ticket o ice yive teAoot aenvice. Ticket Office Workers, under the di- rection of Mr. Chandler, receive, count, and record money taken in from sports events, pay convocations, and stage pro- ductions. Miss Rowena Fritchie, school nurse, is at North Central on Tuesday and Thurs- day of each week. Her office is open each day, however, with a student in charge. Towel please, thank you. One of the duties of the Gym Office Workers is the distributing of clean towels to girls after each gym period. They also check attend- ance daily and keep individual records of every girl taking physical education. They assist Miss Pinkham and Miss Dixon when needed. The gym office helping hand maintains a fine program. ninety-four Ot vi elften ufceuAi e ond i, attendance. Patrolling all the convocations, the Con Deputies keep order and attention. Offenders are summoned to student court and given a sentence. New arm bands, made by the home economics department this semester, distinguishes each as a Con Deputy. Mrs. Stockdale supervises the Deputies. It is the duty of the Roll Checker to account for the presence or absence of all the students enrolled in study hall. Errand girls? No, these Office Moni- tors do more than just run errands. They collect attendance slips, file cards, and type office material, under the direction of Mrs. Stoner and Miss Shand. CON DEPUTIES— Front row: Eva Babbitt. Joanne Pope, Karol Woodbury. Maureen Singer. Diana Hill, Sue Nealey. Maxine Morigeau. Diane FonCannon. Second row: Mr. Moore, Sally Ellis. Grace Bostrom, Fred Clark, Judy Mead. Arlene Ruark, Rod Mc- Broom, Beverly Thompson, Jackie Gerl, JoAnn Galardi. Third row: Joan Hetherton. Joline Pierson, Janet Smith, Bob Salvage. LaDell Fry. Carol Hurt, Cleda Keys, Linda Buchanon. LaVerne B -ishaw. Mrs. Stockdale. Back row: Ron Bartlett, Mark Schorzman, Don Alberg. Dan Jones, Gerald Thompson. Jerry Tucker. Les Fried. Lyle Phillips ROLL CHECKERS AND OFFICE WORKERS — Front row: Judy Nicholson. Judy Gorman, Donna Claire Ketcham. Sandra Strand, Anita Sonderen, Phyllis Talum. Phyllis Goran. Second row: Lois Worthington, Marcia Looft. Donna Muzzy, Alice Kelp, Judy Flynn, Cleo Brown, Sally Foley, Judy Mead, Kay Keller. Third row: JoAnn Galardi, Roberta Brandt, Peggy Clark, Betty Britt, Dolores Craig, Sally Caudill. Billie Atteberry, Connie Brown, Carolyn Crisp. Back row: Bobbe Joyner, Cherre Ann VanAmburgh, Jackie Disney, Betty Christensen, Myrlene Collins, Jackie Simonitch, Dolores Mackey, Kae Eaton, Gae Joanne Hall, Joyce Hutchins. ninety-five HALL GUARDS — Front row: Eleanor Bro, Ann Fackenthall, Lorraine Sims, Idella Brown, Barbara Cadwallader, Shirley Gustafson, Judy Nicholson, Sharon Neuman, Rose Marie Head, Ann Charlene Martinson, Carol Edge, Dolores Pierce, Jan Watson. Second row: Mary Jo Switzer, Joan Van Derhoef, Glenna Mullenix, Claudia Sander, Shareen Scher, Joyce Anderson, Kay Bruesehoff, Daisy Henry, Karen Brown, Sandy Botman, Sally Barnum, Peggy Cawrse, Betty Bridgham, Jerene Vincent, Judy Mead, Hazel Crowder, Mr. Rodkey. Third row: Mary Lou Schweitzer, Virginia Lyng, Diane Sharp, Joline Pierson, Janet Smith, Claudia Paul- son, Sandra Kelley, Gayle Gardner, Sheila Hanson, Karen Anderson, Sandra Lee Larsen, Joanne Tollefson, Marsha Boam, Chick Barnes, Jean Tobin, Joan Schweitzer. Back row: Mary Davidson, Elaine Fothergill, Cleda Keys, Janice Coleman, Nathan Narrance, Bob Penman, Bob Rackett, Ed Johnson, Dick Phillips, John English, Bill Pederson, Janice Frounfeltei, Linda Buchan, Janice Mellgren, Carol Park, Deanna Kuhlman, LaVerle Sutherland, Carol Brunette. THREE C ' s — Front row: Mary Jane Hamby, Marlene Motycka, Helen Notis, Donna Claire Kctcham, Tom Hansen, John Philp. Bill Gothmann, Louise Nash, Joanne Dalen. Second row: Barbara Sperling, Karen Wiley, Betty Britt, Helen Jersild, Charlotte Douglas, Shari Ann Pilant, Bonnie Parr, Lois Smith, Bonnie Laface, Ruthie Womack, Betty Graham, Sharol Rae Cannon, Myrna Nestoss. Louise Meyers. Third row: Lorraine Sims, Pat Larson, Pat Hahn, Charlotte Gardner, Cherilyn Darroch, Gerry Kandler, Lola Nichols, Sue Nealey, Mary Ann Cogley, Marlene Gothmann, Wanda Eplin, Berlene Harless. Miss Collard. Back row: Dolores Pierce, Carolyn Gardner, Dorothy Zumoto, Peggy Kandler, Bob Clemenson, Bob McNeil, Edward McCoy, Ron Turner, Dave Sandbery, Cherre Ann VanAmburgh, Helen Keene, Francine Jackson. Senvice, eUou Acfr develop cAanactet. Your pass, please? inquires the Hall Guard as he encounters a student going down the hall during class time. Hall Guards, under the direction of Mr. Rodkey, are stationed at strategic points throughout the school to keep order. Cleaner speech, cleaner character, and cleaner conduct is the objective of each member of Three C ' s. Membership is un- limited and everyone is welcome. Programs are arranged by the executive council. Miss Collard is adviser. ninety-six Senatus Populus que Roinanus which translated means, the Senate and the Roman people, is the official name of Latin Club. For initiation, a Roman banquet is generally held and new members, wearing short tunics, are slaves to the older mem- bers, garbed in togas. Any Latin student is eligible to join. Miss Theis is adviser. Si, si, senor and senorita! Any student who is studying Spanish and who has at least a C average is eligible to become a member of Spanish Club. Each month, the club has one business meeting and one social event at which the members create an atmosphere of old Spain. Miss Boehme is adviser. LATIN CLUB — Front row: Carl Toombs, Bob Biggs, Mary Shepherd, Kaye Hyer, Marilyn Lipscomb. Janice Perry, Carol McNew, Darlene Gerkensmeyer, Chuck Bahm, Angleo Petruss. Second row: Peggy Ulrich, Joan Downes, Annabelle Dizmang, Judy Hanford, Marilyn Brewster, Ann Lloyd, Bobbie Voshell, Nornie Davis, Jeniene Poutre, Goldie Long, Miss Theis, Adviser. Third row: New- ton Skaife, Phillip Caruso, Dick Webster, Jim Backman, Lee Gat ' s, Jeanne Gilbert, June Elston, Karen Anderson, Adele Fothergill, Sandra Lee Larson, Pat Kachinsky. Back row: Larry Liptac, Bob Barton, Bud Watson, Howard Kipp, Dan Riegel, Jim Whittier, Gary McKinney. Jerry Lindvall, Mike Praetorius. SPANISH CLUB — Front row: Myrna Paulson, Joan Hively, Margie Sampson, Judy Nicholson, Mary Cushner, Louise Nash, Judie Mercia, Janna Mercia, Pat Larson. Second row: Kay Kelley, Rosemary Sleizer, Gail Thompson, Alice Mosling, Eileen Smith, Janice Walden, Randy Aamot, Janet Dazell, Sonya Bowker, LeeAnn Koch, Mary Lou Nordby, Miss Boehme. Third row: Diane Sharp. Arlene Turnbull, Marllu Miller, Gayle Smith, Judy Acree, Linda Buchan, Sally Mills, Linda Eldenburg, Billie VanAmburgh, Kathy Stephenson, Judy A. Anderson, Sally Smith. Back row: Vern McGee, Larry Sleizer, Les Fried, Phil Walker, Alan Robinson, Dee Bowker, Roy Carriker, Walt Jones, Tim Rodgers. ninety-seven AMORES LI BRORUM — Front rcw: Rita Fulwiler, Margie Sampson, Nedra Ellis, Viola Wiedemann, Janet Nixon, Mary Lou Edwards, Barbara Miller, Kay Nelson. Seccnd row: Judy Acree, Sonya Bowker, Willene Overmyer, E ilene Smith, Hazel Crowder, Chuck Bahm, Floyd Rudnick, Virginia Bishop, Betsy Jones, Liann Has5. Carol Armitage. Back row: Kaye Straight, Jim Whittier, John Fuller, Charles Goddard. Jack GambiJl, Bob Grossman. Dick Shand, Ryder Chronic, Leo Christopherson, Stan Easton, Jerry Fenton. CHESS CLUB — Front row: Rider Chronic, Bob Watson, Larry Swartz, Phil Caruso. Bob Caruso. Larry Rolstad. Betty Graham, Sharol Cannon. Second row: Richard Milke. James Lovejoy, Jim Clemmens, Bill Gothmann, Gary Glenn, Charles Hutchinson, John Downes. Back row: Leo Christopherson, Carl Griffith. Al Lunde, Jack Cambill, Ron Thue, Fred Grey. z tct @6,ete ctettotceA, meet neyulanlcf,. Lover of books is the meaning of Amores Librornin. This library club was Founded Hi years ago by Miss Mary R. Bacon, head librarian. Composed of 80 honor-roll students, members are devoted to promoting greater interest in books. For many of their monthly meetings they invite foreign students as guest speakers. Mi ss Bacon is the present adviser. Working hard at developing their pow- ers of concentration, chess enthusiasts meet every Wednesday after school to engage in friendly matches. Purpose of the club is not only to instruct those who want to learn to play the game but also to help those who already play to better their skill. This year, the club has engaged in several tournaments with Gonzaga. Mr. Neuman is the adviser. ninety-eight @lu mem(te% nutat fave fatc A fa tdaicU . How to sit on the boss ' s lap is not the motto of Commercial Club. Rather creat- ing an interest in commercial subjects is their objective. Any girl majoring or mi- noring in commercial is eligible to join. Members were responsible for the issuing of typing books, and Christmas and Easter were made happier for a needy family be- cause of the club ' s ihoughtfulness. Club adviser is Mrs. Bowker. Student journalists who have done out- standing work on The News or Tamarack are eligible to become members of Quill and Scroll. Purpose of this international honor society is to raise the standards in the field of writing and to direct the course of high school journalism. Quill and Scroll pins were awarded to the new members this year at a formal ceremony. Miss Mc- Kenna is the dub adviser. COMMERCIAL CLUB — Front row: Judy Nicholson, Mrs. Bowker, Jun? Elston. Annette Anderson. Helen Notts. Second row: Carole Wright. Betty Jean Rohrer, Marilyn Hammer, Karen Elder, Carol Jean Hanson. Lorene Mossuto, Marjorie Anderson, Audrey Fairfax. Kay Nelson. Back row: June Hannah, Bonnie Byrne, Doris Merrick, Gail Hayden, Beverly Blakely, Barbara Blakely, Carol Lipscomb, Roberta Griswold, Eva Babbit. QUILL AND SCROLL — Front row: LeeAnn Koch. Annette Anderson, Natalie Johnson. June Elston, Randy Aamot. Goldie Long, Barbara Sperling, Rosemary Hollister, Back row: Chuck Bahm, Bill Guske, Jerry Fenton, Stan Gerry Kandler, Easton. ninety-nine VOX PUELLARUM — Front row: Billye Wing, Nancy Roberts, Marilyn Jenkins, Randy Aamot, Judy Evans. Second row: Juanita Draper, Kathy Stephenson, Bonnie Byrne, Lee Ann Koch, Margie Sampson, Janet Dalzell, Joyce Anderson, Georgia Howard, Mrs. McLaughlin. Back row: Miss Cleveland, June Hannah, Marilyn Lipscomb, June Elston, Gail Hayden, Ann Armani, Annabelle Dizmang, Sonya Bowker. THESPIANS — Front row: Donna Walden, Sharon Wilson, Ann Charlene Martinson, Donna Ketcham. Second row: Kathy Walter, Gerry Kandler, Goldie Long, Natalie Johnson, Roberta Griswold, Roberta Brandt. Back row: Nancy Batton, Bud Watson, Mr. Anderson, Darrell Dickey, Bill Guske, Rich Neilson, George Casselman, Ross Goetz, Dick Green, June Hannah, Glen Bradley. cenemoHiet fcyAliyAt activities. Voice of the Girls or Vox Puellarum is a social and philanthropic group. Money raised by the members this year has gone toward building a trophy case for the school. The group gives an annual award to the senior girl who has overcome the greatest handicap during her four years in high school. Club advisers are Miss Cleve- land and Mrs. McLaughlin. Everybody on stage are familiar words to members of Thespians. To become a member of this Troupe 1 28 of the National Thespian Society one must participate in plays and other dramatic activities. Pur- pose of this organization is to create active and intelligent interest in dramatic art among the boys and girls in high school. Mr. Anderson is adviser. one hundred Tftent eM ifr tequOieA talent i t t e rfifo. To provide entertainment for service and business organizations is the purpose of Tau Chi. They have entertained Parent- Teacher groups, Red Cross, Postal Em- ployees, and Federation of Women ' s clubs this year. To the March of Dimes convoca- tion, jointly sponsored by Tau Chi and the A. S. B., the club contributed $25. Miss Lauer is adviser. Rembrandts of the Future must have a B average in all subjects and be art majors to be eligible to join the Art Club. Eye Opener Mixer and Painting of the Year contest are annual projects. Promot- ing interest in the art fields is the objective of the club. Several members have won prizes in various city and state contests. Advisers are Mr. Mhyre and Mr. Biner. TAU CHI — Front row: Barbara Blakely, Hazel Crowder. Ann Cnarlene Martinson, Helen Notis, Margie Ewy. Martha Winton. Sharon Lund, Charlene Slosser. Second row: Kirsten Johnson, Joyce Vietzke, Darlene Jackman, Joan Downes, Sally Braun, Gerry Kandler, Carolyn Gibbs. Jackie Miller, Carol Jean Hanson. Mis; Lauer. Back row: Beverly Blakely, Dick Baker, Dennis Anderson, Larri Reynolds, Bud Watson, Dick Green. Bill Guske, Gordon Wilcox, Mike Praetorius, Diane Burdick. ART CLUB — Front row: Eilene West. Judy Workman, Mariann Gleason. Jinx Hugo, Arlene West. Ann Materne Second row: Robert Biner, Floyd Rudnick, Marilyn Jenkins, Rosalie Lee, Dianne Johnson, Mr. Mhyre. Back row: JoAnn Evans, Rosemary Holllster, Daisy Henry, Judy MacKenzie, Phtlo Corser, Claudia White, Don Phillips. one hundred one MATH CLUB — Front row: Dolly Coon, Carole Lipscomb, Eleanor Yarbrough, Sonya Bowker, Marilyn Lipscomb, Ernie Aschen- brenner, Eileen Smith, Annette Anderson. Second row: John Fuller, Edward Collins, Gene Alberts, Mike Halliday, Larry Sleizer, Mark Kabush, Roger Torgerson, Larry Simpson, Bob Biggs. Back row: Kaye Straight, Bud Watson, Jack Gambill, Ronald Milligan, Charles Goddard, Ronald Thue, Walt Jones, Fred Gray, Bob Grossman. AQUETTES — Front row: Janet Novak, Agnes Tollefsen, Thelma Tollefsen, Dorothy Carmichael. Diane Olsness. Second row: Joy Baertsch, Karen Carstcns, Bobbie Voshell, Virginia Worley, Bobbie Allison, Mrs. Kopf. Back row: Karen Sudhoff, Peggy Clark, Joyce Anderson, Georgia Howard, Carol Armitage, Mary Lou Nordby, LaVerne Belshaw. Two + two — four is usually known before one enters high school, but it takes much more knowledge of mathematics than that to become a member of the Mathe- matics Club. Three semesters of at least B grades in math and no grade below C in any other svibject is a requirement for membership. One of the annual projects is the math contest, which is open to all stu- dents. Club adviser is Mr. Nygaard. Left, right, left, right, direc ts instruc- tor Mrs. Milton from the Red Cross, as she helps the Aquettes learn synchronized swimming fundamentals. Aquettes, who seek to promote skill and interest in swim- ming, are planning to present a water show. Tryouts are held annually for girls with C grades or above who enjoy swimming and have passed the Red Cross swimmer ' s test. Advisers are Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Kopf. one hundred two Them heap big chiefs! describes mem- bers of the letterman ' s club, the Warriors. A player participating in any sport who has earned a varsity letter is eligible. This or- ganization pledges its members to clean lives and to hard and fair play. Outstanding activities of ihe club this year have been the football awards banquet and the new time clock for the gym. Mr. Diedrick is their adviser. Wham! Bang! Direct hit! A direct hit is not unusual for these members of Rifle Club. The club belongs to the National Rifle Association. Each member owns his own gun and must pass a training course. Main ac tivities of the club are directed to- ward developing safe, skilled marksmen. The group competes in regional matches and receives training and practice in the use of rifles. Mr. Christensen is adviser. WARRIORS — Front row: Alan Robinson. Gordy Freeman, Larry Fisher. Norm Veach, Gary Smith, Bob Waite, George Smith. Bill Nance, Ed Unicume, Gene Keevy. Second row: Lynn Riggin?, K. Norman, Rod Hanneman, Ray Ericksen, Wallace Woodard, Mike Reopelle, Bob Reichert, Jim Mead, Tom Wurth, Duane Traa3n, Gary Bass, Bob Helms, Mr. Diedrick. Back row: Don Newland, Bud Watson, Ed McNel, Les Rider, Doug Davis, Ralph Aspaas, Dick Thompson, Larry Sleizer, Allan Holman, Dan McKinnon, Buck Brumblay, Gordy Recor, Gene Baxter, Walt Lobdell. I Sl 1 t ' VJ RIFLE CLUB — Front row: Harold Craig, Dick Hoffman, Gary Glenn. Tom Montgomery. Back row: Mr. Christenson, Ray Emerson, Charles Moe, Gerald Bundy, Bill Waldby, Ed Crouse, Gorden Smith. one hundred three Don ' t ' J; don ' t B ; just Bfcj The Federation quartet and League sextet get in a little practice. Left to right, back row: Rich Nielsen, Les Rider, Bud Watson, Ron Carow. Front row: Ann Templeton, Marcia Guffin, Marlene Gothmann. Beverly Thompson, Christy Boston, Kathy Walter. Accompanist Elaine Heiber and director Dan Davis are at the piano. one hundred six You ' d smile loo — if you ' d just been elected football princess. Left to right, Attendant Darlene Coon, Princess Randy Aamot, and Attendant Natalie Johnson. one hundred seven one hundred eight one hundred nine one hundred ten Students and faculty give of their talents in the PTA Vaudeville Show and the March of Dimes Convocation. Opposite page, upper left-hand corner: Ross Goetz, M. C. ; Linda Hemmerling and Phyllis Burgess, tap dancing . . . Faculty women style show : Left to right, Helen Oscarson, Dolores Collins, Madeline Carroll, Dorothy Congdon, Elizabeth Killings- worth, Joan Kopf, Marjory Collord, Helen Stockdale, Mabel McLaughlin . . . Beverly Etchepare, vocalist . . . Carolyn Gibbs, piano, and Jackie Miller, organ. Upper left: Jerry Strand, singer. Upper right: Hawaiian dancers, Dorene Hagen, Joyce Rouse. Lozver left: Gordon Wilcox, Larri Reynolds, guitar players; Ron Turner, marimba. one hundred eleven It was 10:09 — first con. Ross Goetz and Mark Kabush portray Joe Friday and Prank Smith at A. S. B. basketball Oh, the little ' whatsitsnatne ' is broken Darlene Kindle, Carolyn Gil { f in, and Marilyn Upscomb watch Mr. Nordby, driving in- structor, explain the functions of various gadgets and whatdovoucailems. Soup ' s on. Cadets Bob Kuehl and Tom ( ' Leary line up for soup served by Airs. Foskin. one hundred twelve one hundred thirteen ' Money, money money — Herb Munro and Veva Barnes have quite a job ahead of them as they count the money from the annual March of I )iiiK ' s con. Great job — Mrs. Oppen surveys the work of Sharon Kinder, Sonja Ander- son, Carol Bowen, and Mary Breeden as they prepare food and clothing for a needy family. WAKKIUR5 MIXING UP A BULLPUP STEW. ' Expert chef ' — are these warrior braves as they mix up a Bullpup stew in a pep con before the Gonzaga football game. 9l m one hundred fourteen Put another nickel in — ' Red Feather Roberta Smith helps collect nickels and dimes at the March of Dimes Con. Hey, What ' s the matter. Color Girls Janna Merica, Wilma Uhden, and Deanna Oveson seem to say, Things just aren ' t going our way. ' Fore! Golf pro, Neil Christian, explains the finer points of the game to Nancy Roberts and Joy Raertsch, while Miss Timm looks on. one hundred fifteen Crew Cut . . . Mr. Diedrick also seems to be a first- class barber as he trims Ray Ericksen. Lynn Riggins and Rob Reichert view the procedure. ' ( ome, buy your Tamarack ! . . . Tamarack staff presents a skit in the cafeteria to promote sales. Goldie Long, sales manager, is ' putting it oxer. one hundred sixteen Step right up! These bookroom workers were always willing and waiting to help students in the matter of supplies. I , ' fi to right : 1 ' at Fairfax, Mrs. Vera Bayley in charge of the bookroom, Karen Sudhoff, Audrey Fairfax, ) )elnora Erickson. one hundred seventeen May the best man win — Friendly competition reigns among dramatic students as they try out for the various parts in the spring play, Stardust. George, you try Raimund, coaches Mrs. Oppen during further tryouts of Stardust. The play is is about a group of crazy, mixed-up drama students and their even more mixed-up Russian director. one hundred eighteen Warpaint — Toy Troops, Honey Buns, and Tennessee WigwaOc girls put on makeup for the final performance of Doll Simp. Dancing in the dark! — The mixer following Doll Shop was a huge success. The old gym was crowded with the cast and their friends. one hundred nineteen Sweet singers — Choir members Joan Fox, Marilyn Kobbins, Mary Jo Switzer, Sally Braun, Joan Christian- sen. Back row: Claudia La Point, Pat Green, Sandra Williams, Doris Grif- fith, Pat Leighton tune up on a Chinese Lullaby. ' Deck the halls — Herb Munro, Marilyn Davis, Ro berta Griswold, Mark Kabush, and Ross Goetz decorate the traditional Christmas tree in the lower hall outside the cafeteria. one hundred twenty one hundred twenty-one Productions They ' d never believe it! mused Eldon Berry, the hero of Green Valley, about the way things had been growing there. And neither did the audience, until they saw al- falfa as tall as a man, strawberries bigger than apples, and vegetables so large a man could hardly carry them. These were only a few of the sur- prises that greeted the large audi- ence who came Nov. 19-20 to see Green Valley. the all-school play written by Frank Wattron and di- rected by Mrs. Genevieve Oppcn, dramatics co ach. Many complications arise in pro- 70 Am £tdoK 4 cutceAt id, came ta ti£e, Left to right George Casselman, Grandpa Berry, tells Eldon ' s ancestors Nancy B tat on, Dan Boutwell, Glen Bradly, Jerry Miller, and George Bennet, the plan to save Eldon Berry s land in Green Valley. Left to right : Ross Goetz, Eldon Berry, and Roberta Brandt, Prim Stokes, listen to Dick Green, Tinker Smith, explaining the horrible sight of the breaking of the dam. one hundred twenty-four diuing a play like Green Valley ; for in stance, making bean stalks grow right before the eyes of the audience. But all problems were handled extremely well by the pro- duction staff and a successful play was the result. Green Valley requires a cast of 31, 18 of whom arc boys. The play, which takes place in a California valley, has a compli- cated set, including real leaves on the trees, a huge rock, and a rustic cabin surrounded by gigantic sunflowers. Several newcomers to the stage carried leading roles, and the play gave a chance for many to do character parts. Everyone was so co-operative, so how could a play like this be anything but a success. said Mrs. Oppen, who directed Green Valley. Mrs. Oppen chose this particular play, she revealed, for its variety of ideas and its folksy characters. The production was received with tre- mendous applause by the audience and was cited as another outstanding North Central production. Left to right: Darrell Dickey, Tobias J. Bverheel, relates ike plan to lake the Terry ' s land to Roberta Griswold, Martha Mears, ■while the ghost of Grandpa Berry listens to the plan. one hundred twenty-five This twelfth biennial, sparkling musi- cal production was presented March 17, 18, and 19 to capacity audiences. Doll Shop is the creation of Miss Elsa Pinkham, head of the girls ' P. E. depart- ment, who also directs the cast of 300. Miss Pinkham likes to use as many people in her show as possible and to have boys as well as girls take part. Everyone who tries out and has a sincere desire to work gets a part in the show. Setting for the 1954 Doll Shop was a large candy house with multicolored hoops hanging from above. It looked just like something from a child ' s storybook and de- lighted the youngsters from 6 to 60. Dolls in the shop ranged from Eskimos from the North Pole to Guatemalan girls from Central America. Goldilocks was there with her friends the bears, as was Snow White and Raggedy Ann and Andy. SEVEN DWARFS — Margie Ewy, lead; Jeannine Woodbury, Karol Woodbury, Joyce Haugen, Marilee Syler, Sharon Syler, Arlene West, Eilene West. one hundred twenty-six DOLL SHOP LEADS — Front row: June Hannah, Thelma Jaques. Roberta Smith. Second row: Donna Walden, Dick Green, Peggy Moore, Goldie Long. Bill Guske, Roberta Brandt, Natalie Johnson. Back row: George Casselman, Roberta Griswold, Jerry Miller, Joyce Brady, Glenn Bradley, Billye Wing, Nancy Roberts. teave teven,-fo- e-£o iyatte t me Pto ue . Romance, excitement and a certain freshness prevailed throughout the show with the penguins keeping the shop in a continual state of confusion. Adding a professional touch to the pro- duction were the colorful costumes that literally dazzled the eye. Life-size lolli- pops which looked good enough to eat had the candy lovers drooling. All marveled at the top-notch dancing. The Pink Doll, written by C. Olin Rice and dedicated to Miss Pinkham, dances on tinkling toes. Other Pops Rice originals were Toy Troops, Guatemala Glide, Penguin Parade, and Rag Doll Dance. ESKIMO DOLLS — Pat Barney and Lee Gates one hundred twenty-seven Mammies and picanninies decked in polka-dot dresses and painted with blackface rolled their eyes and paraded. L. C. Bradford ' s special Doll Shop orchestra performed magnifi- cently. Credit lor choral director went to Mr. Davis and dramatics to Mrs. Oppen. Mrs. Beaver ' s costuming was the most ; and the set designed by Mr. Mhyre and his art students, and c on structed by Mr. Broadwell and his stage crew was fabulous. The finale, Oh! You beautiful Doll, was truly a salute to the beau tiful doll responsible for the greatest show at North Central — Miss Elsa Pinkhara, dahling director de luxe. LADY OF SPA Carol Armitage 1 a Uetcf a£ acta adcU CtyAfae d and lauy t i TEDDY BEAR P I C N I C — Connie Solseng. Goldilocl Kneeling: Marlene McDonald. Standing: Sally Smith, Claudia Bunge, Virginia Brandenburg. DANCERS — Alice Allen. Judy Seder. Kay Helpingstine. Jacky Gerl. Janice Mast, Sharon Lund. Seated: Bill Guske. one hundred twenty-eight HONEY BUN Goetz, — Front row: Mark Kabush, June Hanford, Larry Rolstad, Ross Goetz, Ernie Aschenbrenner, Roger Torgerson, Alan Vern McGee. Back row: Ann Materne, Elaine Heiber, Linda Quist, Mary Shepherd, Sonja Bowker, Sharon Hill. ORCHESTRA — Front row: Hazel Crowder, Lee Ann Koch, Rosemary Hollister, Dolly Coon, Kirsten Johnson, Annabelle Dizmang, Janet Watson. Second row. Mr. Bradford, Wilma Unpen, Janine Adams, Mike Praetorius, Dick Batdorf, Dennis Pederson, Kaye Straight. Back row: Jerry Hubbell, Richard Mclnelly, Bob Grossman, John Philp, Bill Sander, Les Parton, Dick Soss, Jim Watson. one hundred twenty-nine Outstanding performances have been provided for both school and community activities again this year by the various musical groups of North Central. W. Stan- ley Taft, head of the music department and his student assistant, Pat Hanson, have di- rected the Choir. Three-Fives, and the Girls ' (dee Club through a crowded 1 all and spring schedule. Sixty-five voices strong, the Choir, along with the Orchestra, Three-Fives, and Girls ' Glee Club, participated in the Winter Music Festival in December and the Spring Music Festival in May. Both were held in the school auditorium. Programs were presented during the year at several churches — North Hill Christian, St. John ' s Cathedral, Knox Presbyterian, and Grace Baptist. The group also sang at Whitworth College and the Greater Spokane Music Festival. An annual tradition was carried out at Christmas time when the Choir marched through the school halls singing Christmas carols. The Three-Fives presented programs for several elementary school PTA meet- ings, Inland Empire Art Association, KXLY, Fairchild Air Force Base, Veterans ' Hospital, the Greater Spokane Music Fes- tival, Eastern Star and both school Music Festivals. They also sang at the Knox Pres- byterian Church and St. John ' s Cathedral. Girls ' Glee Club appeared in the Whi- te r Music Festival and Spring Music Fes- tival here at school. Pat was the student director for this group this year as well as for the Choir. CHOIR — Front row: Kathy Walter, Amy Savage, Kay Nelson. Ann Templeton. Sally Barnum. Marlene Ruhs, Dolores Pierce. Bonnie Fines. Second row: Jeannette Barr, Velda Heine, Bonnie Van Doran, Lois Smith, Helen Jersild, Beverly Thompson, Beu Ella Buck, Marilyn Daniel, Bernadine Sandeno, Loretta Guter, Marlene Rogers, Charlotte Thompson. Third row: Neal Hortink, Royce Gorseth, Gary Dutton, Connie Solseng, Merlee Conrath, Carol Cave, Elaine Hieber, Gay Krebs, Diane Burdick, Carol Bays, Betty Quist, Anita Reyerson, Pat Hanson, Worth Martin, Laura Crosby, Norma Steele, Ken Berger. Dick Waldon, Bob Clark. Back row: George Casselman. Bill Nickcll, Ron Carow, Bill Pratt, Howard Kipp, Laurie Ness, Darrel Dickey, Bill Hageman, Dan Boutwell, Ed Hatcher, Rich Nielson, Larry Romig, Errol Nunn, Jack Brooks. Gene Keevy, Jim Porter, Jim Lemmers, John Eakins, Jim Doggett, Les Rider, Tony Caputo, Jim Knowles. one hundred thirty THREE-FIVES — Front row: Mariette Bundy, Elaine Hieber, Diane Burdick, Linda Quist, Carol Bays, Sharon Hill, Carolyn Cotterel. Back row: Jeannette Barr, Miriam Randall, Carol Cave, Marilyn Daniel, Janet Wyatt, Beverly Etchepare, Mr. Taft. GIRLS ' GLEE — Front row: Shirley Cerenzia, Joy Decker, Donic2 Naccarato, Deanna McGhan, Nancy Thomson. Leone Gross, Eve- lyn Rieken, Audrey Fairfax, Corrine DeChenne, Elaine Lang, Darleen Campbell. Second row: Yvonne Holland, Marilyn Clark, Carol Mitchell. Mary McCroskey, Barbara Paro, Iris Grandstaff. Gladys Graham, Alice Wood, Roberta Warner, Cherre Van Am- burg, Carol Hurt, Janice Shawley, Barbara Rieken. Third row: Marjorie Savage, Lorelei Lang, Janice Clayton, Barbara Holman, Judith Applonie, Joann Dalton, Berlene Davis, Jean Carrier. Arlynne Denny, Nancy Glass, Dolores Cook, Glenys Bowles, Mary Glass, Shirley Lessor, Carol Keller, Mae Raudebaugh. Back row: Thelma Tollefsen. Sharon Wells, Nancy Dauber, Dolores Easter. Darlene Ross, Darlene Baril, Cherry Rowan, Shirley Anderson. Kathy Howard, Carole Fromm, Elaine Dahl, Marilu Miller, Judy Stempel, Alma Coder, Judy Lavera, Muriel Lundy, Patsy Rockwell. one hundred thirty-one BAND — Front row: Jim Watson, Larry Sleizer, Del Chappell, Phil McClintock, Bill Sander, Dave Bohart, Mike McCoy, Charles Anderson, Tom VanaerWal, Les P arton. Second row: Dick Soss, Dean Edwards, Steve Hager, Glen Hamilton, Darrell Hulbert, Ron Hare, Joe Marchioro, Bill Baker, Max Dennlson, Larry Gilbert, Norman Jones, Mike McKinney. Third row: Gerald Jacobsen, Barry Solem, Blake Johnson, Bob Rauch, Harold Davidson, Bob Clemenson, Dan McNeal, Ivan Munk, John Fuller, Don Gordon, Gary Henslee, Doug Krous, Jim Clemmens. Fourth row: Arlen Weberling, Harold Swenson, George Thrush, Bill Fanazick, Bob Knox, Don Throm. Don Reichert, Ron Thue, Roger Torgerson, Rod McBroom, Gene Moore, Phil Rhea, Warren Galloway, Jim Kurle. Back row: Jack Li nd berg, Don Fremstad, Bob Burns, Jim Mead, Brad Fanning, Perry Plantz, Bob Grossman, Tom Turk, Frank Vawter, Ray Emerson, Dave Hundeby, John Philp, Don Nyberg. PEP BAND — Front row: Dick Soss, Les Parton, Arlen Weberling, Jim Watson, Sonny Thrush, Del Chappell, Larry Sleizer, John Fuller, Bill Sander. Second row: Don Smith, Dick Batdorf, Denny Pederson, Kaye Straight, Dick Mclnelly, Jim Backman, Del Wood, Dick Johnson, Mike Praetorius. Back row: Fred Strang, Ron Thue, Ed Unicume. one hundred thirty-two BAND — Front row: Kaye Straight, Dennis Pederson, Phil Walker, Dick Batdorf, Don Smith, Ken Richie, Lee Walker, Bud Black- well, Tom St. John, Don Beals, Ren Hager. Second row: Gilbert Wayland, Orville Kirkevold, Allan Goetz, Eddie Shriver, Bob Dickey, Jim Lane, Dick Hoffman, Bob Dressel, Dennis Higgins, Donley Thue, Larry Swartz, Bob Waiting, Bill Burris, Don Adolf- son. Third row: Dick Blair, Bill Fried, Dick Martin, Gary Kirkevold, Bob Mayer, Bill Schaffer, Bill Stewart, Gene Alberts, Bert Mills, David Quiring, Don Alberg, Wilbur Watson, Floyd Rudnick, Jack Woodbury. Fourth row: Fred Sharp. Tom Wurth. Jim Backman, Biff Johnson, Bill Spedden, Rich Mclnelly, Les Fried, Del Wood, Lonny Sander, Tom Hansen, Jerry Hubble, Dave Hop- per, James Wickham, Les Rider, Richard Miedema, Tom Graedel, Bill Wayland. Back row: Bill Thomas, Fred Strang, Ed Unicume, Paul Quam, Mike Praetorius, Larry Simpson, Dwayne Upp, Jerry Urbach, Dan Pederson, Jerry Oien, Lewis Inks, Vincent Steritt, Dick Costello. G-u-i-d-e — right! The Band, one of the largest in the Northwest, began their marching season with the Merry-Go-Round game in which the Red Feathers presented at half time Play It With Music. Then came their participation in the crowning of the foot- ball princess or the Bow and Arrow pageant and the Battle of the Champions, the stunt presented at half time at the Gonzaga-North Central game. Salutes lo opposing teams, marching demonstrations, representing Texas Chris- tian in a game with WSC, and taking part in the Armistice Day and Lilac parades were other activities of the all-male band. A band convocation was presented in January and the fifty-fourth annual formal concert in April. Another highlight of the year was their participation in the Wash- ington State Apple Blossom Festival at Wcnatchee, April 30-May 1. Special Hand furnished the music for pep convocations, Christmas convocations, basketball games, and some of the members also played in the Doll Shop Orchestra and were in the Pep Band. Pep Band, under the student leadership of Jim Watson, gave outstanding service to the school by playing at morning dances, school cons, and concerts. Other special ac- tivities in which the Pep Band participated were the PTA Vaudeville Show, and a con- cert at Havermale. About half of Pep mem- bers performed in the Doll Shop Orchestra. Faculty director is L. C. Bradford. one hundred thirty-three ORCHESTRA — Front row: Virginia Fuller. Beverly Aronson, Karen Randall, Jackie Holder, Lee Ann Koch, Sharol Cannon, Lola Nichols, Gayle Pugh, Sharon Kinder. Seco nd row: Phyllis Ripley, Hazel Crowder, Prudence Roberts, Gail Morgan, Carol Snow, Deanna Oueson, Joan Christiansen, Wilma Uhden. Back row: Jerry Collins, Janine Adams, Rosemary Hollister, Janice Mellgren, Sharon Hunt, Maxine Bowerman, Janet Watson, Dennis Wilkerson. 6%cAe t% z, Stac e ( necu a C t fcitolacti Mt . STAGE CREW — Front row: Bill Blackwood, Louie Lang. Edward McCoy, Reid Cook. Back row: Bill Sims, Ray Swam, Lee Tillot- son, Leland Pennell, Harold Craig, Jack Riggins. one hundred thirty-four Who Can Can! ' Like They Can Can . ' One of the many successful acts of the 12th biennial Doll Shop. Dig that crazy coffee table! The Stage Crew ai work on one of the Green I ' alley props. Left to right: Bill Sims, Lee Tillotson, Harold Craig, Louis Lang, and Reid Cook. one hundred thirty-five Sports Energetic junior songleaders Georgia Howard, Dorothy Carmichael, 1 ,inda Marlowe, and Joyce Anderson go through their paces as Dick Green and Bud Watson shout for joy Marilyn Davis, Carol Jean Hanson, Donna Gardener, Billye Wing, and Judy Evans, graduating songleaders, lead the crowd in soii£. I ' .ill Guske urges them on. Not pictured is Mark Schorzman, Li4 B SQUAD FOOTBALL — Front row: George Brosinske. Raymond Jeffries, Robert Caruso, Rockly Jordan, Michael Tye. Joseph Cyr, Robert Bowles, William Kroske, Charles Wilkes, Dennis Peterson. Wilbur Watson. Second row: Perk Randall, Larry Anderson, Marius Hanford, Neil Hoitink, Clifford Jenkinson, Frank Pebles, Kenneth Berger, Michael McVay, Douglas Hammer, Curtis Pearson, Terry Felker. Fred Strang. Third row: James Porter, Lyle Liptac, Tim Nielsen, Alvin Werner, Daniel Riegel, Frank Vawter, Dennis Kyle, Alfred Bratton, Gerald Petheram, William Overholser, Will. am Pratt. Back row: Neil Johnson, William Sanders, Vernon Hayne, Byron Warriner, Douglas McPhee, Robert Adams, Kenneth White, Michael Edmunds, Ralph Burlock, James Caudill, Ned Olson. ia tiaa Squad and ' pieA matt teama The 1953 H squad had ils first losing season in four years. The gridders won two but lost five games in their regular season of league play. Coached by Hill Whitaker and assistant Burrill Exley, the entirely COACHES— William Whitaker, Burrill Exley. sophomore squad found three-season rec- ord of sixteen wins, three losses, and two ties an almost unmatchable one. Several in- juries lo key men made the final difference. This season ' s team, though it lacked an impressive win-loss record, showed size and speed, and, according to Coach Whitaker, With the experience gained, there is little doubt thai this year ' s varsity will rely strongly upon such names as Ren White, Laurie Xcss. Lyle Liptac, Ned Olsen, June Hanford. and Mike Edmunds. MANAGERS — James Dearing, Michael Johnson. one hundred forty FROSH FOOTBALL — Front row: Ron Derogatis, John Derington, Lanny Anderson, Tom Smith, Ray Mason, Ervin Schaeffer, Gary Brown, John Welch, David Ricketts, Ray Mayther, Daryl Bredesen, Ernie Smith, Jim Higgins. Second row: Austin Pagnotta, Roger Bass, Ronnie Daly, Ken Zink, Harold Lyons, Dennis McCoy, Jerry Skogstad, Don Cox, Bob Rauch. Larry Hutchins, Ron Restad, Wayne Collins. Third row: Mike McKinney, Bob Wilson, Duane Toombs, Ted Burley, Blake Johnson, Ken Northrop, Bill Cloflin, Lonny Sander, Harold Tobeck, Harold Thorsen, Baack row: Leonard Lunde, Craig Ladwig, Jack Fisher, John Galardi, Tony Norman. yarned exfienieace fan cfean ta came. Frosh Papooses, under Coach Dave Holmes, ended iheir 1953 season by taking third place in the city freshman league. Double losses to the Gonzaga Puppies and the Lewis and Clark Kittens spoiled chances lor a better record, but large score upsets over the Rogers Bucs and the West Valley Eaglets, earned them their third- place Finish. Although the squad has not had such an impressive record this season according to wins and losses, said Coach Holmes, com- menting on the season, they have been steadily improving and should turn out to be fine material for next year ' s squad. The Papoose gridders also met the Cen- tral Valley Cubs and the Cheney frosh in nonleaguc play, falling before the former, but defeating the latter. MANAGERS— Jim Holenbeck and Duff McKee. CO ACHES — David Holmes and Dale Blair, cadet. one hundred forty-one The 1953 Indian football season was the kind most people would consider ex- ceptional. As the final gun sounded, in the last game of the season, there Mas little doubt but that Coach Jerry Stannard— as- sisted by Bill Diedrick and Bob Bland— had carved a championship Tribe. All-city loot- ball team was dominated by Warriors Norm Veach, Bob Waite, Mike Reopelle, and Ray Ericksen. The 16th annual Vic Dessert Merry-Go- Roitnd classic , in the stadium, was a no- score evening for the Indian Tribe. In the first quarter, they fell before the Gonzaga Bullpups, (i to 0: in the third, they edged the Rogers Pirates by yardage alone, 0-all. COACHES AND MANAGERS — Front row: Fred Strang. Ed Unicume, Duane Traaen. Lynn Riggins. Back row: Tom Wurth, Coach Bland, Head Coach Jerry Stannard, Coach Diedrick. one hundred forty-two VARSITY FOOTBALL— Front row: Mike Reopelle, Bob Reichert, George Smith, Norm Veach, Bob Waite, Wallace Woodard. Ed Watt, Bill Nance, Bob Nance, Walt Lobdell, Bob Wilkes, Ray Ericksen. Second row: Dick Lightfoot, Doug Davis, Gordon Freeman, Ralph Asp as, Lee Moran, Jerome LaRoche, Gary Bass, Ken Jordan, Gary Smith, Gordon Recor, Buck Brumblay, Mervyn Michael. Third row: Bob Helms, Mel Miller, Larry Liptac, Gene Bigger, Al Jacobson, Wayne Plumb, Bob Lightfoot, Bud Blackwell. Mickey Hannan, Gene Baxter, Don Nyberg. Fourth row: Ronald Milligan, Kevin Healy, Gary Bakker, Fred Duthweiler, Gary Walters, Nathan Narrance, Stan Haveriland, Dave Carosella. Back row: Dean Pledger, Larry Mussoto, Mike Ryan, George Hix. In their first official game of the season, the Tribe bowed to the Bullpups again, after an evening of hard fighting. The score was 31-20. I wo touchdowns in the last twelve minutes gave the extra Pirate points needed to make Rogers victorious in the second game of the season; and bad breaks in the Lewis and Clark game a week later brought defeat from the arch Tiger rivals. At this point, the Tribesmen hitched their wagon to a victory star. They started Columbia Basin records with a lie with Yakima; then they climbed onto the vic- tory bandwagon as, to the tune of Red and Black, they whipped the Bullpups. 14-7. A victory parade through the halls key- noted the next event — defeat by 7-(i over one hundred forty-three the league-leading Rogers Pirates. Ii was to be the Pirates ' only season spill. The Warriors went on to meet WaHi, and sent the Blue Devils reeling. 18-3— the Eirst time a Spokane team has ever whipped the Devils on their home Borleske Eield. Six days later, the Indians again met the Tigers, in a game whic h would decide final city league standings and determine the wearer of Columbia Basin conference Starting from bottom left clockwise: Bob Nance. Ralph Aspaas. Dick Lightfoot, Bill Nance, Mike Reopelle, Norm Veach, Bob Waite, Bob Wilkes, Buck Brumblay, Gary Smith, Bob Helms, Bob Reichert, Jerome LaRoehe, Ken Jordan. ?1 one hundred jorty-{our crown. Another one-point heartbreaker, 20-19, closed the Warrior season. Receiving top football awards at the close of the season were: George Smith, Buckley inspirational award; Ralph Aspaas, blocking award; Bob Waite, line- man of the year; Norm Veach, tackling award; and Ed Wall, Ecker presentation. George Smith, of the line, and Bob Wilkes, of the backfield, were co-captains. Starting from bottom left clockwise: Jerry Mellinger, Dong Davis. Gordon Recor, Gary Bass. Ray Ericksen. George Smith. Ed Watt. Wallace Woodard, Mervyn Michael, Lee Moran. Bob Lightfoot, Gene Baxter, Walt Lobdell, Gordon Freeman. one hundred forty- five one hundred forty-six r € ( VARSITY BASKETBALL— Front row: Lee Walker, K. Norman, Phil Walker, Buck Brumblay, LeRoy Sutherland, Larry Reid. Back row: Wayne Evanoff, Arlen Weberling, Perry Jordon, Ray Erickscn, Norm Veach, Larry Jordon. After completing half of the city league ' s double round-robin schedule un- defeated, the North Central Indians went down before powerful Gonzaga and West Valley to wind up the 1954 season in pos- session of second place. With six returning lettenncn, the Braves whipped through 1 0 preseason hoop tilts with a 7-3 win-loss record. Posting wins over Wapato. Sunnysidc, Richland, Walla Walla, Kalispel. Mead, and Wenatchec. the North Centralites became the preseason favorites of city sports reporters to cop the league title. In the league opener, Gonzaga fell to defeat at the hands of the Redskins, 43-37, before a huge audience at the Hi 1st in- fantry armory. Hob Reichert swished the cords for 20 tallies to pace the Tribe in its 55-44 defeat of West Valley ' s Eagles. Edging the John Rogers Pirates, 41-37, in a hard-fought battle, the Indians main- tained their unblemished league record. Perry Jordon sparked the Red and Black squad in the contest with 20 counters. Lewis and Clark ' s winless Tigers fell victim to the victory-minded North Siders in a 65-47 tilt thai wrapped up the Tribe ' s undefeated rec ord for the first half of the league schedule. North Central came within one point of tying the city league single-game scoring record. In the first game of the second half, Gonzaga upset the Redskins, then rated No. 1 high school hoop team in the state by an Associated Press sportswriters ' poll, in a 55- 44 thriller. West Valley slapped the War- riors 58-49 a week later, in a fast-moving ball game to take over the league lead. Rogers bowed to the Tribe, 55-46, as N. C. fought to remain in contention for the- c ity loop crown and a berth to the state basketball tournament at Seattle. Meeting a much-improved squad of Lewis and Clark Bengals, the Redskin hoopsters wound up on the long end of a 44-37 score in a see-saw battle. West Valley one hundred forty-seven VARSITY BASKETBALL — Bottom lefthand corner to top right: Wayne Evanoff, Phil Walker, Ray Ericksen, Rod Evans, Larry Jordon, K. Norman. Seadaa rated ad Graved ' 6cdt dince mo. won its final game against Gonzaga to win the city championship. North Central fin- ished second, just ahead of Gonzaga, Rog- ers was fourth, and Lewis and Clark stood in fifth. The year 1954 provided Spokane high schools with several memorable events in basketball — West Valley ' s Eagles walked away with their third straight city title, Gonzaga threw off its league jinx of two years and won some ball games, and Lew is and Clark suffered its worst season in his- tory by losing all its league tilts. Bob Reichert, who led team scoring, was selected to receive first-team honors on both the Spokane Daily Chronicle and Spokesman-Review all -city teams. Perry Jordon was named to the Review ' s first string and the Chronicle ' s second. Rod Evans hit 447 shots out of 500 to win the Indians ' annual free-throw tourna- ment. Buck Brumblay was second with 4 10 points. Ray Ericksen was awarded the Warriors Club captain ' s trophy at the annual bas- ketball banquet. one hundred forty-eight MIL A VARSITY BASKETBALL— Left to right and down: Alien Weberling, Norm Veach, Perry Jordon, Bob Reichert, Buck Brumblay, Lee Walker. P. fl idoK, eicAeit wdudect m aM-city. We have certainly enjoyed this sea- son, remarked Coac h Jerry Stannard, who is completing his fourth year as varsity basketball men! or for the Red and Black. I think everyone who attended one of our games got a real thrill from watching the boys play. If winning were the most important part of the game, reasoned the Tribe boss, basketball wouldn ' t be the bright picture it is now. At the start of this season, over 300 teams started out with one objective— the basketball championship of the State of Washington. Somewhere along the line, all but one dropped out. Next year when Central Valley re-enters the city loop, triple-header ball games will be staged in the Spokane Coliseum. North Central 43 Gonzaga 37 North Central 55 West Valley 44 North Central 41... Rogers 37 North Central 65. Lewis and Clark 47 North Central 44 Gonzaga 55 North Central 19 West Valley 53 North Central 55 Rogers 46 North Central 11 Lewis and Clark 37 one hundred forty-nine B SQUAD BASKETBALL— Front row: Ken White, Bob Biel, Chuck Wilkes, Alan Crisp, Mike Edmonds. Back row: Bill Kroske, Jerry Hubbell, Curt Pearson, Bob Thomas, Laurie Ness, Byron Warriner, Mike Tye. Afyocact tdyed out tify tnoim. Although their late-season bid for first place was stopped short by the Rogers Pi- rates, next year ' s varsity aspirants showed that they had the ability to keep fighting, as the Bees had to be content with third place. Starting off play with two straight losses, the B Squadders took hold, coming back with five wins. Following a 48-43 loss to the Bucs, the Indians retaliated with four wins, but the Rogers game, coupled with three other defeats, shelved them in third place. It ' s a good team, remarked Coach Nip Hagen proudly, and I am sure they will do a fine job on Coach Stannard ' s varsitv. Seeing action on the squad were: Bob Beil, By Warriner, Alan Crisp, Bill Kroske, Bob Thomas, Carl Hubbell, Mike Ed- munds, Laurie Ness, Chuck Wilkes, Mike Tve, and Curtis Pearson. Kenneth Hagen, coach; George Brosinske, manager. one hundred jijty FROSH BASKETBALL — Front row: Ken Zlnk, Harold Thorsen, Raynor Lilliby, Jim Bickerstaff, Tom Smith, Ernie Smith, Gary Brower. Back row: Jack Fisher, Jerry Lobe, Dennis McCoy, Wayne Collins, Bob Thomas, Don Middaugh, Ervin Schaeffer. ' PkmA tayeM, tvwet ufr Accccete ul Aea aw. In winding up their season, Coach Lowry Bennett ' s frosh hoopsters left little doubt as to the championship caliber of their team, even though they didn ' t cop first place. The frosh, after losing seven of their first eight games, came back to win six straight, giving the other league occupants quite a scare. Mr. Bennett declared that they had shown a spirit seldom seen in a high school squad, and that he was sure they would be- an asset to the future N. C. varsities. Freshman letter winners were: John Derrington, Tom Smith, Ken Zink, Larry Ellsworth, Ernie Smith, Raynor Lilliby, Ervin Schaffer, Harold Thorsen, Jim Bick- erstaff, Jack Fisher, Lanny Anderson, Jerry Skogstead, Don Middaugh, Bob Thomas, Jerry Lobe, Denny McCoy. Bill Bruce, manager; Lowry Bennett, coach. one hundred fifty-one The smile on the face of Coach Al Danielson is well justified by the brilliant prospects for next fall. Placing second in the city cross-country league, Coac h Al Danielson ' s Redskin har- riers completed a successful 1953 season. Rogers and Richland fell before the Tribe runners, but perennially strong Lewis and Clark defeated the Braves to win the city title. North Central finished third out of ten competing squads in the Ama- teur Athletic Union meet at Comstock Park. Alan Robinson, Dick Haunschild, and John McNee proved themselves to be bril- liant prospects for the team next fall. Tommy Moore, Gene Keevy, and Don Newland, graduating seniors, are outstand- ing lettermen who will be sorely missed next season. i¥M cutct dalend, place tecoKct in league. CROSS-COUNTRY — Front row: Curtis Cogswell, Tommy Moore, Dale Newland, Doug Hohenstein, Ron Turner, Dick Baker. Second row: Dean Benson, Bob Thomas. Jim Lankford, Bob Wells, Don Middaugh, John McNee, Ed McCoy, Gary Paul, Bill Wiggins, Coach Danielson. Back row: Gene Keevy, Alan Robinson, Terry Middaugh, Jack Buss, Fred Gray, Mike Halliday, David Sandberg. one hundred fifty-two Placing second in the N. C. relays, sponsored by Warriors, and fifth in the American Legion Moses Lake relay meet highlighted the opening weeks of the Red skin track and field squad ' s preseason schedule. In the North Central relays, the Indian cindermen finished second to Lewis and Clark ' s powerful Tiger team. K. Norman, Don Nyberg, John McNee, and Gary Smith set a new record at Moses Lake with their 9:04 mark in the two-mile relay. At the start of the season, Coach Al Danielson was counting heavily on the in- creased depth of this squad over that of last year, but expected about the same kind ot season as (lie previous one. Lewis and Clark will be the team to beat, remarked the Indian mentor. Rog- ers will be plenty tough, too, and we are looking forward to an exciting season. Tamarack press deadlines do not per- mit coverage of city league events. Coach Burrill Bxley assisted Mr. Punic son with varsity track. 7 ( e cutden, aquaet A aouti, added TRACK — Front row: Dan McKinnon, Bob Nance, Bill Overholse Rich Nielsen, Tom Larson, John McNee, Ken Berger, K. Nor- man, Alan Robinson, Tom Moore. Second row: Don Nyberg, Dick Haunschild, Ray Emerson, Mike Riopelle, Bob Helms, Terry Mid- daugh, Phil Walker, Bill Russell. Back row: Les Parton, manager; Doug Hohenstein, Mickey Hannan, Bob Doyle, Bob Adams, Ned Olson, June Hanford, Larry Merriman. one hundred fifty-three one hundred jijty-jour B SQUAD TRACK — Front row. Bob Bostrom, Wilbur Watson, Gary Smith, George Mooney, Bob Waiting. Back row. Ray Buckholi, Jack Buss, Steve Provant, Larry Anderson. iteA, ttUuctaeU Jte une pctcine vwrtity. FROSH TRACK — Front row: Ron Turner, Les Coghill, Gilbert Lowrey, Tom Smith, Don Middaugh, Bob Watson. Back row: Gary Eacho, Daryl Bredesen, Dick Hays, Jim Lankford, Dave Ricketts. one hundred fifty-five COACHES — Front row: Bill Stewart, manager. Back: Bill Diedrick, head frosh coach; Al Manfred, head varsity coach; Bill Whitaker, head B squad coach. one hundred fifty-six VARSITY — Front row: Rodney Moen, Dwayne Upp, Gordon Recor. Jim Backman. Second row: Ken Wittenburg, Bob Lightfoot, Dick Lightfoot, Ralph Aspaas, Larry Ness. Back row: Walt Lobdell. Larry Fisher, Wallace Woodard, Gene Keevy, Arlen Weberling, Larry Reid. Bolstered by six returning lettermen and a horde of players up from B and frosh squads, the outlook for a league pennant this season looks good as the Tamarack goes to press. Although there are no returning in- fielders, this does not seem to bother Coach Al Manfred, for the slack is well filled by Bob Lightfoot, Jim Backman, Ken Witten- burg, and Larry Reid. Unlike the inner grass, the cow pas- ture sports two veterans, Ralph Aspaas and Wally Woodard, to inflict on enemy pitching staffs. Backing up these hardy fellows, we f ind Dick Lightfoot. Doug Davis, and Don Smith patroling the fences in quest of fly balls. In preseason contests the Tribe made a good show, splitting a two-game series with Lewiston. and taking two from Central Valley. The league opener found the Redskins playing the happy host to the Gonzaga Bull- dogs, but their smiles changed to sighs as the Pups walked away with the win, 5 to 0. Piling up two runs in a wild first inning, the Zags withstood several N. C. drives, adding three more runs in the seventh, to down the hard-fighting Warriors. Proving as bad, if not worse, the second league start saw the Rogers Pirates doing the honors, 14 to 1, on one of those days for the Tribesmen. Not having much experience, the boys arc a little flighty; but after a few games they should settle down, declared Coach Manfred. It is one of the best all-around teams I have ever coached, though the pitching leaves something to be desired. one hundred fifty-seven ' lust Dusting Off the Plate ' With three of last year ' s pitching staff back, Walt Lobdell, Gene Keevy, and Gordy Recor, and the addition of Norm Nickerson and Arlen Weberling, N. C. mounders are sure to provide several wins this year. Larry Fisher, veteran catcher, is back again this season with Laurie Ness ready to fill out the spot when needed. It is a tough league, declared Coach Manfred, with our main attention cen- tered on the teams from Gonzaga and Rog- ers, but I am ready to say after watching the boys that we will be a hard team to beat. We have a good all-around squad, he added, and the boys are looking forward to lifting the scalps of several opponents. Practice Session on the Diamond one hundred fifty-eight B SQUAD — Front row: Melvin Miller, Tom Rizzuto, Ralph Burllock, Bill Kroske, Danny Peterson. Neil Johnson, Dan Reigel, Dick Dashbach. Back row: Don Smith, Kenneth White, Wayne Plumb, George Nikotich, Mike McVay, Mike Edmonds, Charles Wilkes, Michael Tye. FROSH — Front row: Duane Weston, Gene McMurtrey, Jack Fisher, Jerry Skogstead, Tony Norman, Larry Anderson, Kenny Zink. Second row: Stan Woodhurst, Norm Harding, Bob Rausch, Harold Thorsen, Roy Mayther, Edwin Shaffer, Dennis Lucas. Back row: Ernie Smith, John Darrington, Wayne Collins, Jim Higgins, Dick Blair, Larry Duckett, Craig Ladwig, Norman Jones. one hundred fifty-nine COACH AND MANAGER— Jim Hanley, manager of the golf team, and Don Bonamy, coach, assist the golf players while on the green. Coach Don Bonamy ' s golf team, with only iwo lettermen this year, has been de- veloping from several sophomore and jun- ior prospects. Jim Hanley and Allan Holman, letter- men, back for their third season with the Indians, have proved tough customers for any of the opposing golfers as in tourna- ment play they have consistently been within a few strokes of par. Among the sophomore and junior prospects who are in there pitc hing as this Tamarack goes to press are Terry Liven- good, Ron Meyer, Dean Edwards, and Tom Anderson. They have been carding low 80 s 10 make the golf team strong potential in the city. Results of the first match this season pitted North Central against Rogers in which the score put North Central on top. Highlights have been the boys ' and girls ' mixed two-ball tourney and Inland Empire high sc hool golf tourney. oi team utilised, uacUnct z ftnotfrecfo. GOLF TEAM — Front row: Dean Edwards, Gordon Freeman, Allan Holman. Terry Livengood. Back row: Jim Watson, John Downes, Tom Anderson, Ron Meyer, Dick Soss. one hundred sixty Relying heavily upon four lettermen — Bud Blackwell, Les Rider, Larry Sleizer, and Ed Unicume — Coach Ernest Ilix ' s varsity tennis learn played hard and well throughout the entire season. Inc luded in their season ' s contests were two meets with fellow netsters from Rogers, Gonzaga, and Lewis and (dark; and one each with Central Valley and West Valley. An Inland Empire championship tourna- ment annually closes the season, as teams throughout the Inland Empire match their skills. Although the tough defending cham- pions, the Rogers Pirates, have a good deal of experienced talent and seemed headed for city championship, commented Coach Hix at the beginning of the season, we feel confident of doing a good job. Coach Ernest Hix surveys 1954 prospects. fowt tettenmw vtefoten e z io t. BOYS ' TENNIS — Front row: Stan Morse, Gary Ballo, Bob Caruso. Larry Sleizer. Ed Unicume. Les Rider, Dick Selby. Mike Halliday. Back row: Tom VanderWal, Rocky Delivuk, Bob Large. Dave Quiring, Bob Grossman, Dave Hollo. George Dupree. James Price, Bob Ashley. one hundred sixty-one RED FEATHER FALL OFFICERS — Bottom to top: Dolly Coon, chairman; Karen Elder, secretary; June Hannah, historian- reporter; Natalie Johnson, sergeant at arms. Unique uniforms and striking perform- ances have made Red Feathers, a group of over one hundred junior and senior girls directed by Miss Elsa Pinkham, an out- standing unit in the city as well as at North Central. The group was organized with 18 girls by its present director in 1938, and chose Red Feathers as the name for their unit. Red Feathers is not only representative of the North Central Indians, but also of Spokane. Their outstanding performances in loot ball half-time stunts, their participa- tion in parades, and their active support of the year-around sports program have given the Red Feathers a position of prominence in the city. Seniors in the unit arc candidates each year for fall football princess and spring sports princess. Color Guards and Song Leaders introduce the candidates in annual RED FEATHERS — Front row: Dorothy Cunningham, Annette Anderson, Janet Tronsen, Dory Britton, Jeanette Paggett, Joan Evans, Lorene Mossuto, Betty Rae Bump. Second row: Darlene Gerkens neyer, Dolores Craig, June Elston, Claudia Funseth, Janice Walden, Ann Templeton. Darlene Coon, Natalie Johnson, Kay Nelson, Kay LaBarge, Ann Fackenthall. Third row: Margie Sampson, Roberta Griswold, Goldie Long, Bonnie Byrne, Joy Baertsch, Gay Krebs, Roberta Joyner. Roberta Smith, Jan Meier, Marilyn Lipscomb, Shirley Taylor. Fourth row: Virginia Bishop, Claudia White, Dianne Foster, Carole Lipscomb, Carol Daisley, Betty Jean Rohrer, Judy Flynn, Diane Hawley, Kathy Stephenson, Nancy Roberts. Back row: Carol Armitage, Joan Prather, Pat Barney, Carolyn Cotterel, Gail Hayden, Ernie Aschenbrenner, Willa Asker, Carol Mather, Lee Gates, Rosemary Hollister. one hundred sixty-two fall and spring convocations which are tra- ditional at North Central. Each Red Feather is given a semester course in first-aid training. Each girl pass- ing the course receives a Red Cross card. Girls with C grades or better are eli- gible to try out lor Red Feathers. They are judged on dancing ability, inarching abil- ity, and participation in the variety of ac- tivities offered by the physical education department. Candidates are chosen by a group composed of Miss Pinkham and the Red Feather officers. The princess is selected by popular vote in the fall; the spring sports princess is also chosen by popidar vote, the candidates be- ing the senior Red Feathers who have sold the most spring sports tickets. Each princess receives the traditional Indian Bracelet and a bouquet of flowers from the principal and student body president. RED FEATHER SPRING OFFICERS — Bottom to top: Roberta Griswold, chairman; Roberta Smith, secretary; Jinx Hugo, historian-reporter; Marlene McDonald, sergeant at arms. ■ RED FEATHERS — Front row: Carol Wright, Helen Notis, Bonni? VanDoren, Darlene Cunningham, Jinx Hugo, Carol Zorn, Donna Claire Ketcham, Kathy Walter. Second row: Joan Lamping, Beu E:la Buck, Elise Scott, Karen Elder, June Hannah. Marilyn Hammer, Inara Lauva, Janet Dazell, Donna Coleman. Third row: Barbara Miller, Margie Anderson, Donna Walden, Karen Carstens, Helen Jersild, Liz Johnson, Gae Joanne Hall, Donna Bigham, Nancy Meek, Doris Merrick. Fourth row: Sally Overholser, Eileen Smith, Judy Acree, Judy A. Anderson, Sally Smith, Sonya Bowker, Ann Materne, Erna Wilson. Back row: Mary Shepherd, Frances Sorensen, Deanna Coleman, Beverly Blakely, Barbara Blakely, Myrlene Collins, Marlene McDonald, Jean Rollo, Sharon Hill, Betty Britt. one hundred sixty-three COLOR GIRLS FALL OFFICERS — Seated: Carolyn Joyner, chairman; Barbara Sperling, secretary. Standing: Elaine Hieber, sergeant at arms; Janet Novak, historian-reporter. Promoting school spirit, cheering, sing- ing, and adding color, pep. and zest to all North Central ' s affairs is the purpose of Color Girls, the second largest inarching unit in the school. Miss Eleanor Dixon, as- sistant director of the girls ' physical educa- tion department, is the adviser. Color Girls was organized in 1930 with a nuc leus of 20 freshman and sophomore girls under the direction of Miss Bertha Boehme who was their first advi ser. Mrs. Gladys Dunphy was also adviser for several years. The name Color Girls accurately de- scribes their organization, now numbering over 80. The girls promote school spirit, support ticket sales, march in parades, and sometimes take part in the football half- time stunts. Dressed in their black skirts, deep red sweaters, and arrowhead shields, they add much to the color and excitement of games COLOR GIRLS — Front row: Anne Pein, Janice Hewitt, Vickie Pruitt, Elaine Hieber, Carolyn Joyner, Roberta Johnson, Marilyn Mingo. Patsy Quist. Second row: Philo Corser, Lois Smith, Sharon Isaksen, Sandrea Mielke, Margie Ewy, Judie Merica, Sharon Neuman, Eilene West, Arlene West. Third row: Virginia Fuller, Karen Kastberg, Sally Mills. Marilyn Bergman, Daisy Henry, Beverly Thompson, Lorraine Badt, Janice Perry, Janna Merica. Back row: Karolyn Unger, Jan Watson, Sandra Strand, Janine Adams, Karen Brown, Mary Lou Nordby, Marilyn Blough. one hundred sixty-four as ihey sit together in the stands or inarch together on the field. On game days, the girls add color to the school by wearing their striking uni- forms. Throughout Color week, sponsored by the A. S. B., the group took their tra- ditional part in making it a success by wear- ing their uniforms every day. Each semester the officers and Miss Dixon compose the group which selects new Color Girls by judging them at try- OUts. Freshman and sophomore girls who have been active in the girls ' physical edu- cation department and who have C grades or better are eligible to join. Applicants must turn in applications and show their marching and dancing ability at the tryouts held each spring and fall. Officers are elected each semester from among the sophomore members of the group. COLOR GIRLS SPRING OFFICERS — Seated: Jan Watson, sergeant at arms; Daisy Henry, chairman. Standing: Marilyn Blough, historian-reporter; Merlee Conrath, secretary. ettcounaye CnteneAt m at Cetic activities. COLOR GIRLS — Front row: Judy Nicholson. Carol Beam, Claudia Miner, Barbara Sperling, Janet Novak, Gail Morgan, Linda Buchan. Second row: Shirley Gustafson, Valerie Johnson, Dixie Johnson, Sharon Syler, Karen Olson, Joyce Fair, Merlee Conrath, Bobbie Allison. Karol Woodbury. Third row: Pat Green, Kay Featherly, Gayle Phelps. Sally Braun, Frances Castle, Diane Wilson. Donna Anderson, Judy E. Anderson, Beverly Forbes. Back row: Shirley Johnson, Karen Anderson, Betty Koon, Kathy Moran, LaVerne Belshaw, Adele Fothergill, Janice Melgren, Janice Eden. one hundred sixty -five Karol W oodbury and Joy Baertsch were tennis managers for both semesters. For the sixth straight season, the girls ' tennis team, coached by Miss Elsa Pink- ham, head oi the girls ' physical education department, has smashed, lobbed, and driven their way to the city championship title. 1 he girls practiced every Monday and Wednesday during period six and alter sc hool. Scores of practice sets were kept on file, and players were ranked according to these records. Ten singles and five doubles matches were played with each of the four schools — Lewis and Clark. Rogers, West Valley, and Central Valley. Elise Scott and Marlene Mc Donald were CO-captains of the team for the fall semester; manager was Joy Baertsch; and Papoose- manager, Karol Woodbury. Co-captains for the spring semester were Billye Wing and Nancy Roberts. Manager was Joy Baertsch and Karol Wood- bury as Papoose manager. TENNIS TEAM — Front row: Anita Zehm. Gail Zehm. Nancy Roberts. Randy Aamot, Carol Daisley, Marlene McDonald, Sally Smith, Grace Bostrom, Judy Evans, Clara Sonderen, Karol Woodbury. Back rcw: Betty Jean Rohrer. Elaine Scott, Deanna Jenkinson, Bar- bara Walker, Carolyn Kumm, Claudia Miner, Elaine Hieber, Darlene Llndsley, Gail Hayden, LaVerne Belshaw, Sally Overholser, Billye Wing, Joanne Lewis, Joan Van Derhoef, Joan Lamping, Jeannine Woodbury, Eileen Johnson, Carol Jean Hanson. one hundred sixty-six Swinging their way to a tie with Lewis and Clark for the city golf title this year highlighted the activity of the North Cen- tral girls who turned out for golf. Miss Wilhelmine Timm coached the group. Every Tuesday and Thursday, period six and alter school, the girls traveled to Downriver golf course, cither to try their hand at playing or for a golf lesson from Neil Christian, pro instructor. Intramural tournaments were held dur- ing hoth golf seasons, with the girls com- peting against each other. Players were ranked according to the outcome of these matches. Every girl had to play at least 1 8 holes a week. Fall captain of the golf team was Joy Baertsch, and Nancy Roberts was the fall manager. Judy Evans captained the spring team, and Carol Mather was manager. GOLF — First row: Sally Overholser, Mary Ann Cogley. Carolyn Guffin. Joy Baertsch, Carol Mather, Judy Evans, Nancy Roberts. Billye Wing, Claudia Funseth, Lee Gates. Second row: Joan Prather, Judy Hanford. Barbara Walker, Nancy Holloway, Claudia Paul- son, Mary Lou Nordby, Roberta Michlitch, Naomi Wing, Cathy Corrin. Back row: Shirley Taylor, Joyce Brady, Margaret Ewell, Barbara Cadwallader, Betty Holliday, Bev Etchepare, Wilhelmine Ttmm, Darlene Jackman, Deanna Jenkinson, Cleo Smith, Gail Flynn, Elaine Dahl, Joan Hively, Dianne Buell. Judy Evans, spring captain and Billye Winy prepare for an afternoon on the green. one hundred sixty-seven Red Hot Mammas, junior team cap- tained by Virginia Bishop, won first place in the girls ' basketball tournament with nine wins and one defeat. Louie ' s Unos captained by Joanne Lewis captured second-place honors with eight wins and two defeats. Other teams and their captains were: Senior Screw- balls, Goldie Long; Junioritas, Elaine Hieber; Bowk ' s Knock Outs, Sonya Bow ker; Sophomore Siouxs, Diane Sharp; Dragonettes, Barbara Walker; Basket- belles, Jacky Gerl; Hot Shots, Sally- Mills: Bloomer Babes, Claudia Miner; and Dragmopps, Lynn Kimberling. One hundred and fifty-six girls tinned out and were divided into 1 1 teams, each team playing 10 games. Barbara Sperling i orked with Janice Perry, Adcle F other gill, and Linda Buhcan to manage basketball games. etd 6 ttenclate competition,. BASKETBALL FALL 1953 — Frcnt row: Virginia Bishop, Jackie Bunch, Agnes Tollefsen, Charlotte Douglas, Joan Van Derhoef, Janet Wyatt, Sally K. Smith, Joanne Lewis, Clara Sonderen, Joyce Anderson, Betty Britt, Francine Jackson, Norma Steele, Diane Hawley, Janet Novak. Second ro w: Joanne Dalen, Yvonne Holland, Nancy Holloway, Bev Etchepare, Maggie Karn, Goldie Long, Bobbe Joyner, Marilyn Lipscomb, Annette Anderson. Claudia Funseth, Donna Coleman, Carolyn Joyner, Deanna Coleman, Deanna Jenkinson, Annette Hammond, Betty Smith, Elaine Hieber, Sharon Kinder. Third row: Eleanor Dixon, Carol Edge, Arlynne Denny, Jo- dine Woodard, Carole Lipscomb, Dianne Foster, Jeanette Schaeffer, Margie Sampson, Rita Fulwiler, Judy Acree. Nedra Ellis, Belle Forester, Diane Krell, VaVina Marian, Darlene Lindsley, Connie Solseng, Lianne Hass, Barbara Kennedy, Sonya Bowker, Donna Felio. Carol Armitage, Myrna Nestoss, Marilyn Robbins, Philo Corser. Fourth row: Karen Kastberg, Ruth Cooprider, Joan Ewell, Gail Morgan, Dorothy Duckett, Kathy Moran, Daisy Henry, Marsha Boam, Betty Bridgham, Adele Fothergill, Sharen Hunt. Sally Mills, Barbara Walker, Dorothy Beaty, Karolyn Unger, Marilyn Bergman, Linda Elderburg, Joan Fothergill. Diane Sharp, Colleen Burte, Lois Smith, Janice Hewitt, Vicki Beehler, Sharon Syler, Arlene West, Thelma Tollefsen. Back row: Roberta Flint, Lynn Kimber- ling, Janet Schust er, Berlene Harless. Phyllis Stalick. Susan Savas. Janice Mast, Janet Murken. Karen Pickett, Jacky Gerl, Kathy Howard, Marjorie Stockton, Janet McGeorge, Arlene Turnbull, Barbara Lussier, Patricia Todd, Karen Brown, Claudia Miner, Patsy Quist, Anne Pein, Sandra Strand, Gayle Phelps, Margie Ewy, Eilene West, Nikki Selivanoff. one hundred sixty-eight Under the direction of Miss Eleanor Dixon, girls ' volleyball teams played over 30 games throughout the season which opened February 2. Eilene West, Virginia Bishop, and Erna Wilson assisted Miss Dixon in managing the tournament by refereeing and keeping scores. The 170 girls were divided into six teams each playing live games. Team V, captained by Agnes Tollefson, captured first place in the tournament, with a total ol live wins and no defeats. Other team captains were Roberta Joyner, Maggie kai n. Nancy Batton, [nara Lauva, and Elise Scott. Miss Edith Carlson, cadet from Wash- ington State College, assisted Miss Dixon with the tournament games which were played Tuesdays and Thursdays after school in the old gym. MANAGERS — Left to right: Eilene West and Virginia Bishop. They referee and keep scores of all games. l otteylkiti utctea e team comfretitiatt. r c ft ftnr ft oo ■ f °ft rv - ' vr A iO0 itl % O ' A ' frt t A ft ft A ft, VOLLEYBALL SPRING 1954 — Front row: Sally Braun. Janice Msllgren, Jackie Bunch, Agnes Tollefsen. Joan VanDerhoef. Carole Lipscomb, Dianne Foster, Judy Gorman, Sonya Bowker, Ann Materne, Margin Sampson, Nancy Battan, Charlotte Douglas, Annette Hammond, Pat Green, Nancy Mickey, Karolyn Linger, Rosemary Sleizsr. Second row: Barbara Miller, Jeanette Schaefer, Sharol Rae Cannon, Carolyn Greening, Liann Hass, Betty Smith, LaVina Morlan, Janet Wyatt, Sandra Selivanoff, Elise Scott, Bobbe Joy- ner, Inara Lauva, Diane Krell, Darlene Lindsley, Elaine Hieber, Elaine Plastino, Marilyn Bergman, Betsy Noonan, Sharron John- son, Leone Gross. Third row: Carol Bowen, Judy Plein, Patricia Buck, Marilyn Robbins, Shirley Hill, Joan Somerville, Maxine Bowerman, Marjorie Stockton, Janet Murken, Colleen Burke. Bobbie Allison. Pat Wright, Dixie Johnson, Vicki Beehler, Karol Wood- bury, Barbara Weishaar, Dorothy Beaty, Lois Smith, Claudia Miner, Sharon Syter. Janna Merica, Wilma Uhden, Charlene Brockel, Carole Fisher, Wilene Pledger, Sandra Weddle, Janice Perry, Marilyn Blough. Fourth row: Sharon Kinder. Nikki Selivanoff, Arlynne Denny, Yvonne Holland, Roberta Boekman, Elaine Scott, Deanna Overson, Jcrene Vincent, Jeanne Gilbert, Ruth Cooprider, Mar- sha Boam, Betty Bridgham, Barbara Walker, Roberta Johnson, Patsy Quist, Anns Pein, Louisa Habsl, Gail Morgan, Marilyn Mingo, Judy Merica, Margie Ewy, Gayle Phelps, Sally Mills, Carol Burk, Thelma Tollefsen, Shirley Gustofson, Marilyn Blough, Arlene Turnbull. Back row: Joyce Rouse, Joanne Dalen, Carol Edge, Charlene Slosser, Lynn Kimberling, Alexandra Chassy, Roberta War- ner, Karen Brown, LaVeine Belshaw, Caryl Heth, Connie Kern, Jacky Gerl, Janet McGeorge, Judy E. Anderson, Frances Castle. Lorna Burlock, Judy Seymour, Karen Anderson, Judy Mead, Karen Kastberg, Doris Fry, Sharon Neuman, Judy Nicholson, Darlene Graham, Shirley Moore, Sandra Glidden, Pat Todd, Marilyn Daly, Janet Watson. one hundred sixty-nine Arlene West and Sharon Syler managed both doubles and singles divisions. Sixty-four girls turned out this spring for badminton doubles, directed by Miss Eleanor Dixon, assistant head of the girls ' P. E. department. Fifteen-minute games were scheduled before and after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. In the finals, regulation games were played, the girls having to win two out of three sets. Clara Sonderen and Sally Smith cap- tured the doubles title, with Karen Randall and Gail Zehm as consolation winners. Two separate tournaments were played in the singles division, with 48 girls turning out to play Tuesdays and Thursdays in the old gym. Jean Rollo and Nedra Ellis won the singles crown, Avhile Clara Sonderen and Peggy Moore were c onsolation winners. Arlene West and Sharon Syler assisted Miss Dixon by managing both the doubles and singles tournaments. BADMINTON — Front row: Anita Zehm, Elaine Scott, Gail Zehm, Karen Randall. Beverly Aronson, Joanne Dalen, Sandra Strand, Sandra Weddle, Nedra Ellis, Sharon Kinder. Second row: Jeanette Schaeffer, Bobbie Allison, Carolyn Greening, Elaine Hieber, Darlene Lindsley, Diane Krell, Patsy Quist, Anne Pein, Charlene Brockel, Louisa Habel, Claudia Field, Janice Hewitt, Back row: Judie Merica, Sharon Neuman, Lynn Kimberling, Joan Somerrille, Wilma Uhden, Doris Merr ' k, Willean Pledger, Marilu Miller, Janet Murken, Eilene West. one hundred seventy Perfecting numerous strokes and taking Red Cross swim tests were the activities of the girls ' after-school swimming group di- rected by Miss Eleanor Dixon. Advanced swimmers and beginners alike were urged to turn out and learn the principal rules for a top swimmer. Free swims, races, and Red Cross tests high- lighted an afternoon of swimming for over 40 girls who turned out every Monday throughout the school year. Gym make-ups and all-activity points were given to girls who took part in this after-school sport regularly. Miss Barbara Simpson, cadet from Wash- ington State College, took charge of the swim group as a part of her cadet work. Eilene and Arlene West were co-chairmen. Chairmen Eilene and Arlene West assisted Miss Barbara Simpson in supervising the swim group. Scvim claw, elfr yvd ftenfect faa6e . • 0 t SWIMMING— Front row: Charlotte Douglas, Judy Gorman. Deanna Jenkinson, Karen Wiley, Gail Thompson. Second row: Carol Jean Smith, Bobbie Voshell, Darlene Bradley. Sharon Wilson. Beverly Etchepare. Third row: Mabel Bennett. Myrna Morford. Cleo Smith, Mert Knutsonhaydahl. Sheila Glen. Fourth row: Arlene Stack, Joyce Brady. Jackie Simonitch. Shirley Reynolds. Back row: Judy Hanford. JoAnn Higgins, Beverly Gormley. Eleanor Dixon, adviser. one hundred seventy-one If we don ' t win it ' s a shame . . . Beginning in April, Softball enthusiasts met Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7:30 to have good, clean fun playing soft- ball. Miss Eleanor Dixon was assisted by managers, Sharon Neuman, Judie Merica, and Sonja Bowker during the season. Over a hundred girls participated keeping three diamonds alive with action each morning. Prac tice beforehand in the gym classes helped encourage girls to participate in the annual girls ' track meet May 26. Basketball throw for distance, 370-yard run, 370 -yard four-man relay, shot-put, broad jump, high jump, 50 and 75-yard dashes, and the base- ball throw were included in the meet. Nicki Selivanoff was manager. Twenty girls enjoyed horseback riding Monday and Wednesday afternoons. Miss Dixon drove them out to Seven Mile Rid- ing Stables in the Indian wagon. Left to right: Janet McGeorge, Virginia Brandenburg Dotty Breedenburg, Marjorie Stockton. In front: Carol Edge. Managers Judie Merica and Sharon Neuman assisted Miss Dixon during the season. one hundred seventy-two Ice skates? Period six free? Let ' s go skating. And it ' s off to the ice arena every Wednesday for the girls filling these quali- fications. Miss Timm and Miss Pinkham are the directors. For the 20 girls who participated in ice skating, class began this year as soon as the arena opened in the fall and terminated with the closing of it in March. The skaters learned forward and back- ward circus steps, three turn, inside mo- hawks, spirals, two-foot spin, outs ide and inside forward rolls, figure eight, pivots and the Dutch waltz. Miss Timm taught them jumps. Points were given for attendance and tests. Gym make-ups earned for skating could be substituted for one gym day a week. Ice skating managers this year were Connie Solseng and Eileen Johnson. Miss Pinkham, Miss Timm, and Miss Allison provided transportation to the arena. Manager for the semester was Connie Solseng. Leading into the Indian wagon are: Sonya Bowker, Mamie Meusy, Virginia Brandenburg, Carole Fromm, Claudia Paulson, Connie Solseng. one hundred seventy-three Advertising Lou Gaetano showing merchandise to Jan Tronsen, Dwayne Upp, and Annette Anderson at LOU ' S RADIO S TV CENTER 1401 N. W. Blvd. FA. 3161 Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. SALES • SERVICE • RECORDS • APPLIANCES SYLVANIA ft EMERSON ft BEN Dl X ft WESTINGHOUSE Densow ' s Drug Store Prescription Druggists • DRUG SUNDRIES • TOILETRIES • FINE CAMERAS Roberta C. Densow ( )wner Phone MAin 53 1 I coal Meat oil Congratulations, graduates Best Wishes on This Important Event AUDUBON FUEL Quality Fuel for Particular People Since 191 1 OFFICE 1904 N. W. Blvd. COAL YARDS N. 1411 Oak Street DIAL FA. 2525 one hundred seventy-six Check YOUR Future BE ALERT ! PLAN AHEAD ! APPLY NOW ! WHITWORTH COLLEGE Spokane, Washington Fully Accredited Liberal Arts and Pre- Professional Training 0 Qualified Instructors in a Wide Choice of Major Fields O Excellent Facilities on a Beautiful Suburban Campus • Easily Accessible — Reasonable Cost For Complete Information 11 ' rite Director of Admissions or Call GL. 16S6 First and Stevens a Home of the Famous SILVER GRILL New Silver Banquet and Ballroom For Dancing, Parties and Banquets Donna Hinkle, Marilyn Lipscomb, and June Elston shopping at THE VARIETY MART N. 1809 Division W. E. Rosholt (owner) School Supplies, Gifts, Notions, etc. CONGRATULATI O NS ' 54 GRADUATES p, u ,c. FOSSUM, Paint and Wallpaper E. 315 Sprague — MA. 0149 W. 91 6 Garland — FA 932 1 Spokane, Washington one hundred seventy -seven Open 24 hours a day STEAKS AND CHOPS CASEY ' S N. 2126 Monroe FA. 9089 We ' re Ea sy on Dad ' s Pocketbook Master Portraits by HAGEN ' S 3S6 Fernwell Bldg. MA. 5871 one hundred seventy-eight CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ROLAND JEWELERS N. 1918 MONROE STREET BR. 3018 Diamonds Watches Silverware Rings Watch and Jewelry Repairing WE SERVE EVERY FAITH, CREED AND FRATERNITY •A- HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME N.2203 Division — mm a« ■ ■- VWlHYTOWfc TO VVSS IVhvu Hi eau to pat 1$ D V  Q I V O W. KV FURNITURE of Known Quality FOR LESS SP ' KANE DIVISION AND BOONE ' It ' s Easy to Park CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1954 RUTHERFORD ' S TRIPLE XXX E. 2125 Sprague Ave. N. 2819 Division AT SARTORI You can buy a good watch for Graduation FROM $i A95 19 On the Budget Plan — Without Extra Cost SARTORI -v I. lO WALL «T SPOKANE PO F F EN ROTH AND CARREAU See Us for All Service Needs TV — RADIO APPLIANCES Sales and Service FA. 1956 N. 1701 Division one hundred eighty J. POULIN CO. Zwin Stores MODERN FURNITURE Complete for the Home N. 1411 Monroe BR. 4851 E. 8012 Sprague WA. 6221 George Smith being photographed in his letter sweater at the CHRISTIAN STUDIO W. 5l4l 2 Sprague For Portraits With Personality always go to the Christian Studio one hundred eighty-one The KELSEY-BAIRD Secretarial, Stenographic and Bookkeeping Courses HuttonBldg. — MA. 6746 Spokane, Washington Follow the example of Marlene Ruhs and Roy Carriker and save your pennies. When your piggy bank is full deposit at $i attli -f irst national Bank SECURITY BRANCH N. 804 Monroe Street When in or out of school always remember four things the most essential in life: 1. Love AMERICA first 2. Love your parents 3. Be devoted to your school 4. Patronize your friend Hat Freeman Suits, $32.50 Furnishings, Shoes N. 117 Post St., MA. 2795 Credit if Desired Congratulations SENIORS Burchett Studio Makers of Fine Portraits S. 13 Howard Street MA. 2821 one hundred eighty-two COURTESY KINDNESS SERVICE Hazen Jaeger CjunevaLfiome N. 1306 Monroe BR. 0244 John Eakins, Hazel Crowder, and Linda Buchan enjoy their shopping tour at North Monroe Furniture Exchange N. 1420 Monroe where you can get fishing tackle, licenses or paints and furniture. J-tirtistry in IPhotography 436 Peyton Bldg. MA. 6315 one hundred eighty-three Dwayne Upp, Frank Malikowski, Jim Mead, and Kay La Barge were amazed by the giant Coke bottle they saw when they toured the Coca-Cola Bottling Plant. Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by Coca-Cola Bottling, inc. Spokane, Washington BENEWAH Sells Only One Kind of Milk — Grade A IT ' S THE BEST IN TOWN! Fishing Tackle — Power Tools Models and Model Supplies Guns — Ammo — Toys BOULEVARD Sports - Hobby Shop (Next Door to the Artie Fountain Lunch) Sporting Goods LARRY AND MONROE ROBERTSON OWNERS 2019 N.W. Boulevard Phone EM. 7471 PHOTOGRAPHS by Stadia ARTISTS — PHOTOGRAPHERS Norfolk Bldg. W. 816 ' 2 Riverside Phone Rl. 6831 one hundred eighty-four CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to The Graduating Class of 1954 Riplinger Funeral Home N.4305 Division HU. 8558 Standing by National Cash Register Hotel-Accounting Machine are : left to right — Carol Maas. Bill Mickus, Jim Rosa, Bonnie McGlocklin, and Betty Kindle. Yes, to prepare for a good position in business, attend KBU. KBU helps place you, too, in a good well-paying office position. Free Lifetime Employment Department KIHMAH BUSINESS UNIVERSITY South 110 Howard Street, MAdison 1131 one hundred eighty-jive • Soft Ice Cream • Malted Milks • MilkShakes • Beefburgers LLOYD ' S ESKIMODE N. 3001 Monroe Do as Roberta Griswold, Goldie Long, and Claudia Funseth and patronize the cleaners of the students ' choice. BEACON CLEANERS ONE -DAY SERVICE BR. 6000 W. 502 Indiana ART LACEY -fo Home Portraits •fe Weddings tV Family Groups W. 1228 Augusta BR. 5514 CON GRATULATION S CLASS OF ' 54 CARNATION COMPANY Fresh Milk and Cream W. 411 Cataldo Ave. EM. 1581 CONGRATULATI ONS I954 GRADUATES M M jewelers Famous for Diamonds and Watches Since 1907 r tr -fr Complete Optical Department Dr. W. Copeland Optometrist in Charge West 807 Riverside Ave. one hundred eighty-six Fine Jewelers for 67 Years 517 Riverside CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 54 GEORGE R.DODSON,lnc. A Store for Everyone With 20 Departments 1819 r 8457 sasa aiassr DISPENSING OPTICIANS W 418 RIVCRSIOE WE DUPLICATE BROKEN LENSES IN ONE DAY Mtrfxel C nt r Ofl t M A disn WALLPAPER PAINTS HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TOOLS GENERAL HARDWARE See Our New Kemtone Colors • SUPER KEMTONE • Stewart ' s HOME HARDWARE I. C. STEWART, Proprietor BR. 5785 NORTH 1905 MONROE WHERE N. W. BLVD. MEETS MONROE one hundred eighty-seven Lc H Meats The Inland Empire ' s Largest Home Freezer Food Plan Dealer M ' holesale — Retail Custom Cutting and Wrapping Meat for Individuals at Wholesale Prices Five Months to Pay VIRG HALBIG Located in MOURINE LOCKERS 1406 Northwest Blvd. EM. 4416 Union Sash Door S. 15 Greene Street Pnone KEystone 1504 Bank, Store and Office Fixtures All Kinds Of Sash and Doors, Special Mill work Manufacturers of Detail Millwork GRADUATE! Redely Kilowatt Reminds You That a Bright Future Awaits Youili in a Free America With Free Enterprise THE WASHINGTON WATER POWER CO. Vinther Nelson (Since 1892) Supplies of Westinghouse Equipment Refrigerators Ranges Freezers and TV Spokane ' s Oldest Hardware N. 706 Monroe St. BRoadway 2271 one hundred eighty-eight LES CRITZER ' S MEN ' S SHOP W. 712 Sprague Home of the Famous Winthrop Shoes Congratulations 1 954 Graduates FAMOUS for DRESSES COATS and SUITS Ray Ericksen and Harry Quinn buying Department Store for Men Main Howard Spokane GRADUATION SUITS 39 50 J69 50 School Supplies Variety Store Merchandise It ' s New We Have It 7Uue jbUne Stale Operated by System Variety Stores, Inc. N. 1810 Monroe FA. 0215 one hundred eighty-nine Off to the Right Start With CASHMERES A good investment for your college life is a versatile ward- robe of cashmere sweaters. And the right place to start is the Sport Shop, where you ' ll find Braemars, Scotland ' s finest, in twenty lovely colors. W Wm m JF ST? Ccxvev port Hotel YM C A SPOKANE, WASHINGTON Sponsors of Hi-Y Clubs; Youth and Government ACTIVE ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH Basketball — Boxing Swimming — Diving Wrestling Body Building Weight Lifting • H -ft Wilderness and Adventure Camping for Active High School Youth. Information at Y Camp Office — MA. 3351 For 110 years the YMCA has been training Youth for Leadership Fred Gilbert — President L. B. Knisley — General Secretary TABLE LAMPS of All Types The Store of a Thousand Lites llZokrers Opposite the I avenport on Sprague one hundred ninety PRINTING PLATES COMMERCIAL ART SPOKANE AMERICAN ENGRAVING COMPANY 1 V V 402 CHRONICLE BUILDING • SPOKANE, WASHINGTON one hundred ninety-one