Oakville High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Oakville, WA)

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TLS HEQE' , .,,.1 5, 4 r f 3 :A-,Ax 5 f.-'ff ga sw -3 v rig' a Q3 ,A ,Huw ,fu ,epwulgi . I X - -il 1 V - mgpg' N 3 1 A . .J . ,, ,, , v L :N .V , 1 A-' lwflj' ,' X . , we .Q 1 , .H AJ- Y-V., ,4-. ,.'. I 'M ,,:1g.1.i:. r H , , QM . , v, .wk .-'T .J .fx .AV . , ,.ff-- w','. 'wpvjff . 5,1 VL 51. L -V, ',f.1,.,. ' A' ... , , -.51-1...f' f, -1' fr, I V 4. . .,,w..l, 4, ,. 1 .f ..1. 1, , .ffl M f 1 : 3- . . -,..,, U ,V ,. wg- , ,4::.,5'4A N H gl. -- .1 . . f ,kexgz-.,.,..g ' . .J . - ...Q - 'Q 5',. 5 ,L . 2, - , . Af- '. ff . 1, -f--, w . . 1.1..,n Yvonne Battson was born at Centra lia, Washington, on April 8, 1936. She participated in these activities: Girl's State Representative III FHA State Delegate II, III Chorus and Band I, II, III, IV Band President III, IV FHA Officer III, IV lProjectionist III, IV Dramatics II, III, IV Annual Staff III Acorn News Staff III, IV Class Officer I, II, III, IV Pacific Slope Press Clinic IV Bus Monitor II, III, IV Joylene Bosler was 1936, at Atwood, Kansas. in high school included: born March 20, Her activities Class Officer I, II, III, IV Student Council Representative II, IV Dramatics I, II, III, IV Band II, III, IV Chorus I, II, III, IV FHA Officer II, III, IV Girls' Club President IV Annual Editor III Student Body Officer III, IV Cheerleader I, II, III, IV D. A. R. Representative IV Junior Prom Princess III Jean Burd was born 1935, at Keeline, Wyoming. included the following: Band I, II, III, IV Chorus I, II, III, IV Dramatics I, II, III, IV Band President II Alternate Cheer Leader II Sergeant-at-arms I Prom Princess II Quartet III, IV FHA II, III, IV on December 29, Her activities -. fu Dennis Burke was born on July 23, 1935, at Honolulu, Oahu. His activities in high school included: Football III, IV Baseball 111, IV Boxing, III, IV FFA 11, III, IV HOW Club III, IV HOW Club Vice-president IV Dramatics IV Boys' Club II 1 Harry Burlingame was born March 30 937, in Elma, Washington. His activii ties in high school included: HOU Club III, IV Band I, II, III, IV Class President III, IV Student Body President IV Boxing III Office IV Dramstics III, IV Annual Staff III. Duane LeRoy Cossey was born in Spearfish, South Dakota, in l93L. His high school activities include: Journalism I, II Band I, II, III, IV Pacific Slope Press Clinic III Office Staff I, II Library IV Dramatics III Tumbling IV FFA I Boys: Club I, II Public Address Operator I, II, III, IV 5 2 2 E 5 2 3 3 ? s S 1: Office Staff I Librar S uramatics I ramatics III, IV Chorus I II nite Murray wee burn at Elma, Hash- -ngton, on December 17, 1935. W ' ' ' n school sr ' ' u hile in le participated in: y taff I, II Girl's Club Vice-president 111 Prom Queen IV I, III, IV Chorus I, II, 111, IV Journalism II I, IV F. H. A. Vice-president IV Loretta Neel ey was born on June 20: 1936, et Oakville, washington: She took part in the following aCtiVitlGS2 D . , I, III, IV FHA II, III, IV FHA Secretary III, IV Journalism III, IV Annual Staff III Jerry Rector was born at Elma, Washington, on September 19, 1935. His activities in high school included: Football II, III, IV Baseball II , III, IV FFA I, II, III, IV HON Club II, III, IV HOU Club Judge II Dr ' , III, IV amatics III , IV Boys' Club I, II Jsher III H .1 , -1' 553' 1 , 1-gvgrra I L 3 Z 7 'I K 51 J if X ,Maw 7: A641 f, J ai M K Q ..,a.x ,, If ' 'rr 'M 'fs-4 U fx ,fir '1 Q sh Milk ., we ,,---13,-'.5.k,., ' 'i??+f!F N I -' L ., ' isi'ffbs' 1 ,,,A it H ' SMF'-W Elk P147 J'h1 -v H- 11 4. ' MM' George F. Russell was born at Elma, Washington, on October 5, 1936. His activities included: Football II, III, IV Baseball II, III, IV Boxing I, II, III, IV Basketball III FFA I, II, III, IV FFA Secretary III, IV NOW Club I, II, III, IV HOU Club President IV Boys' Club I, II Annual Staff III Usher II All Conference Football Team IV Gerald Sloppy was born at Yelm, Washington, on September 20, 1936. While in high school his activities included: FFA 1, 11, 111, IV Usher III, IV Librarian 11, 111, IV Journalism I Michael R. Townsend was born in San Francisco, California, on November l3, 1935. He participated in the following activities: FFA I, II, III, IV Track III, IV Usher III, IV NON Club III, IV SM . :gn 1 3, I. -av ,. V 5, Y, Y n ' 1 m. :V J V '. lirwaidg f WSF 1' 1 nip , W, ff ifffixft' zu. gn fi ?5f5.'..f11f15.QL's?L,,f- ' ' zeal' 'J U1-E, . .WW 51 - 'H 1 KW' 2,51 . r . ..---sl -n M .. .N H' fa.-:' cm 525 'X gms Q, ,.:.. .L - M Jkt.-. .z'5W'qx J if 15 ,, .41 , ff . my 1. 1 fs A. J' 'H -. A-L.1m.l:! .915 In I X- M? -,fix . .. .. V Q. Q-H1 V ...gf . ., jx . f . ' ' ' -' .-:s .e- ...ff 1 -.F V, 4. -'1 - -f .ms-..,.,F!fL ' -' 1.9 A- Y- ...Q 1 65,-.1 if-fm' 'MQ' Sqiem,--'MT r N , A V, .. 3 3 J' X V . ' .J-, .L 'Q l -' '1 P 1f'ifi'E.'. fix., ' gi?13ff5l'?Z1 ,' 4 ' 1 'f lx ' ma ,.sz4.,. ' ,5 fy , .v 4 lf' '5,?' afi5e 1,f'Q '4nJ V 5 331 fx: ' J-nag ': f w ff? Y all ,w J ...fl w, 1. - . 1 v. 'Hi' -HY-, wif- '4 31-A-QLL --ali.. E 1: ?'1 MA - 6 4 1 Jerry Logan was born on July 6, 4?35, at Fort Laramie, Wyoming. His ac- tivities in high school included: Class President I, II Class Vice-president III, IV Basketball II, III, IV Football III, IV Dramatics III HOU Club II, III, IV HON Club Judge IV Everett Macomber was born on Feb- ruary 23, 1937, in Elma, Washington. His high school activities included: Band I FFA I, II, III, IV FFA Reporter IV Dramatics III, IV Football IV HON Club IV Boys' Club I, II Annual Staff III Class Sergeant-at-arms IV Usher III Carl Roger Mattson was born at O- lympia, Washington, on September 21, 1935. His high school activities in- eluded: Football, Basketball, Baseball IV Football Manager Band III, IV Dramatics III, IV FFA III, IV HOU Club III, IV All Conference Basketball First Team IV Usher III v. a , , ,, , ,,,., ,A f -Y , I . , ,if lag. f 'gf WL Q, 'YV ,ff film X- X e W arf W? enior Play The Senior Class presented their play Mountain Gal on Friday, November 20, 1953. The characters were as follows: standing, left to right-Harry Burlingame, John Gordon, a business mang Rita Murray, Iars. Gordon, his wifeg Rose Marie Neeley, Naomi Brewer, and Myrna Sexton, promptorsg Dennis Burke , Arthur Perrin, a young lawyer, Roger I-.attson, Patokah Lindsay, a tired, brow-beaten husbandg George Russell, sound-effects. Seated, left to right--Joylene Bosler, DeeDee, a sweet-faced orphan, Jerry Rector, Henry I-icKay, a hand- some young lawyerg Loretta Neeley, Catalpah Lindsay, the Lindsay's lazy daughter, Jean Burd, Maria Lindsay, the mother and boss of the household 5 Yvonne Battson, Sophronia, a hired girl on the next farm, and Everett Macomber, Oby, the Lindsay hired man. ,....M.-:rx '38 'T R ist JIM!! 3 Class History Would you like to take a glance through our book of memories? Let's start on the morning of Tuesday, September 5, 1950, when twenty-three very eager fresh- men turned out in full number and presented themselves to the Oakville high school. Here's a little about what we did and what happened to us from that day on. Our officers for the year were Jerry Logan, presidentg Carl Cissner, vice- presidentg Yvonne Battson, secretary, and Joylene Bosler, treasurer. Our student council representatives were Carl Cissner and Jerry Logan. Our first very memorable event of that year was our initiation. And what an initiation! we gave several dances throughout the year. We lost four members of our class and gained one that year. we lost Jean Dunkin, Delbert Lake, Maxine Lee, and Kenneth Reisner. Our new member was Sharon Johnson. Our class adviser was Mr. Irwin. As we go on a little further in our book of memories we come to the day when we entered high school as sophomores. Two new members joined us that fall, Carole Sachs and Dennis Burke. Our officers for that year were president, Jerry Logang vice-president, Jerry Rectorg secretary, Yvonne Battsong and treasurer, Joylene Bosler. Hr. Golden was our adviser. During the year we gave two dances, the WDrumstick Dragn and the nSophomore Hop.H Mr. Irwin took the class on a bi- ology trip to the beach. At the last of the year we lost Carl Cissner, John Cun- ningham, and Edwin Lindholm. We gave the freshmen a rousing initiation which neither of us will forget. And with the thought of being HJubi1ant Juniorsu in mind, we close this section of the book of memories. As juniors we accepted our position with all the dignity that our fifteen members could muster. Our officers for our third year were president, Harry Burlingameg vice-president, Jerry Logang secretary, Joylene Boslerg treasurer, Yvonne Battsong and sergeant-at-arms, Dennis Burke. Student council representa- tives were Beverley Ostergard and Jerry Rector. Roger Mattson joined the class this year. Miss Eddlemon was our adviser. The first big event of the year was the junior prom entitled WAutu n Esca- pades.N On March 6 we gave our class play HThe Eager Miss Beaver.U Early in December we elected our annual staff for the publication of the 1953 edition of the Tillicum. We elected Joylene Bosler as editorg Harry Burlingame, assistant editorg Jerry Logan, business msnagerg Yvonne Battson and George Russell,-sports editorsg Everett Macomber, photography editorg and Loretta Neeley, joke editor. Our last project of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet which followed the theme of WHighland Flingn and was held in May. Our last and most memorable year started with a dance given in honor of the freshmen. We lost Beverley Ostergard this year. Our officers for the year were president, Harry Burlingameg vice-president, Jerry Logang secretary, Joylene Bos- lerg treasurer, Yvonne Battson, and sergeant-at-arms, Everett Hacomber. We presented our class play entitled HMountain Galn early that year. we held a raffle in January to raise money for a gift for the school and our sneak. Our adviser was Miss Clark. As our days in Oakville high school grew numbered and the ordering and fitting of our caps and gowns proceeded, we looked back over our years nere with satisfaction and sadness but with the knowledge that we were going out into the world of higher learning ready to take our part as citizens of an ever new and changing world. S E E S i E 3 i E Class Prophecy My secretary told me that Mr. Mattson wanted to see me, so I told her to send him in. When he came in, he told me he wanted to talk to me about a movie we were going to produce called NThe Coat.U Ten years ago Twentieth-Century Fox produced a film called UThe Robe.H Well, the Roger-Dwane Studios are going to make this film in AromaCinemaScope, a new process that our friend and colleague Jerry Rector has developed. We decid d to go over to his laboratories to see if he had made any new discoveries. When we arrived, we were met by his secretary who told us that Jerry was in his private projection room watching an experi- mental run of an NAromaCinemaScopeW film entitled HA Day at the Brewery.U He had left word that he did not want to be disturbed so we thought we would leave and let him continue his-work????? That evening we decided to dine at the Mocombo, a famous restaurant recently purchased by the Loganaires, a corporation that owns restaurants fr m coast to coast. Jerry Logan has realized quite a fortune from this venture. He also has interests in the movies he bought from the Terry Tune Studios, and has renamed it the Jerry Tune Studios. A twenty-five piece all girl orchestra, under the direction of Jean Burd, was playing there. When it was time for her break, she came over to our table. we soon started talking about our high school days. I asked her if she had run across any of our old friends. She said that she had seen Mike Townsend and Gerald Sloppy when her orchestra played at the Swiss Alps lastvvinter. It seems they are the head guides there. Also last year when she was in France and her orchestra was playing at the hospitals, she had met Joylene Bosler. It seems she is the head nurse of the Medical and Surgical Department of the United Nations and travels throughout the world checking on the conditions and the welfare of the people. Jean then asked us if we had seen any of our old classmates and Roger told her that .when he went on location last year for a movie in Wyoming, he met Rita Murray. She is the owner of the largest herd of pure-bred Arabian horses in the world. Also when he was in San Francisco two years ago, Yvonne Battson had come to see him about making a movie on a book she had written entitled NI Didn't Know He was a Rotten Egg Until I Dropped Him.U When it was my turn to tell of my knowledge of our old classmates, I told her that Dennis Burke was now a big-name movie star but he now had a different name. He is now called NDennis the Menacen and that Harry Burlingame had written a song that was on the hit parade. it was called Ulf You Have a Mother-in-law Named Net, Don't Drag Net Out of the House.U I also told them that George Russell and Loretta Neeley had married and taken over the HI Love Lucyn show from Lucille Ball and Dezi Arnez. It sounds awfully funny to hear George talk with a South American accent. With all this color television George had to have his hair dyed jet black while Loretta had to have hers dyed fire red. Roger said it was funny that none of us had heard what had ever become of Everett Macomber, when all of a sudden a blare of tru pets sounded throughout the restaurant, A band of waiters flocked to the door to be of service. We looked and found it to be none other than Everett followed by a swarm of beautiful girls. we asked a waiter why he was so important and he told us that Everett had discovered a gold mine in Africa and was now a billionaire many times over. Besides that he now had AO beautiful secretaries. Roger and Dwane looked at each other with tears in their eyes. ! i 2 S :Y 2 Class Will We. the Class of 1951+ of Oakville High, having served full uma, and being possessed of excellent mental capabilities despite four years of hard labor, do hereby make, declare, and publish this to be our first and last will and testa- men . Article I, Section I: We, the Seniors, bequeath all of the signs and works of art in our textbooks to the faculty of Oakville High. Section II: We, the Seniors, bequeath to the future students of Oak- ville high school the splinters off the desks and chairs plus all the dirty lockers that may be left. Section III: We, the Seniors, bequeath to the Juniors the privilege of being all mighty Seniors next year. Article II, Section I: The individual members of the Senior Class do hereby .make individual bequests to individual members of Oakville High. I, Joylene Bosler, and I, Rita Murray, will our everlasting friendship to any other two girls who can carry it on as well as we have. I, Mike Townsend, will my pile of junk called a car to Lane Johnson. I, Gerald Sloppy, willmy quiet disposition to Henry Witt. I, Loretta Neeley, will my bookkeeping book to Charlotte Palmer, and here's hoping she won't have to work too hard figuring it out. I, George Russell, will my faded red hair to Daniel Gleason. I, Jean B rd, will my one and only F plus to anyone who takes chemistry in 1956. I, Dennis Burke, will my position in football to Frank Michalak. I, Roger Mattson, will my ability to play basketball to Alvie Warnes, and all my girl friends to Dick Carl. I, Jerry Rector, will my monkey cage on m football helmet to anyone who wants it and also the name monkey that goes with it. I, Everett Mac mber, will one of my Cadillac hub caps to Larry Battson in hopes that he will not go to the Midnight Auto Supply Company again. I, Jerry Logan, will my little English Ford car to Dick Carl. I, Harry Burlingame, will my ability to play the trumpet to Bill Lee, who could use it. I, Yvonne Battson, will my trombone to Freddie Aldrich in hopes he can charm snakes with it. 1, Duane Coggeyh will my many hair styles to anyone who has the time to try them and all the right types of oil to lubricate them. '1 ' L . L' qw f Q 0 I . , 1 I q ,F Missy K:3'i.fig ,- iii' N A U IMS -bmi' ! 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O . .Jgwiorg The Junior class started the year with nineteen members with one new one, Chuck Smith from Tacoma. We lost one classmate, Phyllis Crawford. Later on Mary Malone came in fr m Porter. We elected officers of president, Corky Ta lor- vice-president, Rolfe Moeg treasurer, John Ostergardg secretary, Ber- Y tha Donleyg sergeant-at-arms, Larry Battsong student council representatives, Don Simmons and Rosemary Gibson. Our Junior Prom was held on November 6. With a lot of work it was a success. Our theme was Hwinter Wonderland.U Right after the prom we got busy and picked out our covers for the annuals and our annual staff. They were editor, Wesley Steeleg assistant editor, Dick Carlg sports editor, Cor- k Ta lor- business manager, Rosemary Gibsong and photography editorg Bertha Y Y D nl . fhe staff stopped work only long enough to have our Junior play, o ey UEverything Happens to USU on April 2. Work again resumed on the annual af. ter the play. During the year we gave a dance using April Showers as our theme. It tl asium and decorated in pastel shades. A very successful was held in ie gymn . Junior-Senior banquet was given on May lk. To condlude our Junior year we decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencenent. I V, Junior Play The Junior class play' entitled WEverything Happens to Usn was presented by the Juniors on the evening of April 2, ,l95h. Reading from left to right the play cast is as follows: Mary Malone, a woman with ideas and the initiative to carry them out, Wesley Steele, who played John Arthur Ross, a chemist experimenting with garbage to make an inexpensive hog foodg Larry Battson, sound effects mang Daniel Gleason, who played the part of Charley Duncan, a man-of-all-trades specializing in new inventionsg Rosemary Gibson, Josephine Cartwright, a friend of the Ross's and has a strong tendency to gossip, Virginia Gleason, Iva Sorrell, a young real-estate woman with a sad sense of humor, Henry Witt, Ike Hicks, a know-it-all telephone employeeg Char- lotte Palmer, Gloria Thatcher, Jay's self-imposed fianceeg John Oster- gard, Jay, a high school boy whose forte is the practice ofrnental telepathy. Chuck Smith, Rhett Ross, who is the cause of everything that hap- pensg Bertha Donley, who played the part of Esther Todd, who seems to be above her menial position in lifes Dick Carl, Ronald, an embryonic genius with a penchant for writing jokesg and Deed Grandorff, Martha Fay, the object of Ronald's affection. Us .HL vi ' ' - Y N v 'f'F5?v'i7i'F?5iQ fQ W - i f 1 ' ' 'fi' H'wW:1,1J1J L.'w.4t,1- 'U '.f?':f- H '1ff5 4 'W in R' , '41-5 few A fyrx 5 2, 'AEUFQ'fY51.f52e57gfzlj5.ggQ?. Has 1 N Ax ' ,E '5' fi . 5- Ili 3953 17 3 :swing 5.15 ',3.:?'1Mf,z 'i,'gi-xg1E'1- 'Y '5 -' - g. ,W My ,ge , mg M -. g-e5:v,',7s,. my y , if -Z,'1vkpi,, ' v-g1'? i5Ji,g- -'K ,mfs ,, ' W ' .xv 3:-.1 f '1 1-qw V ,,, a.. 53 9-1 g,.1.., ,. ,, -Wu 1, -fx 4 . 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WL- - .ww - fu-H -M-P1149 -1-,wndumm-..f1 Top row, left to right: Darlene Macomber, Nancy Criswell, Sharon Blechschmidt, Marlene Menish, Naomi Brewerg second row: Barbara Lof- gren, Ruby Tracy, Myrna Sexton, Rose Marie Neeley, Clara Youckton, Mr. Neitzg third row: Edward Palmer, Floyd Gibson, Larry Vandervort, Lar- ry Sanders, Marion Bland, Bill Lee, Gary Carl, and Bob Vandervort. .SJOIQAOMOVQ lgfadd O Aww ,Q 3 , , If , A 1 - 3' Wigmk V -M -1 '- 4 uf. rf.-,Z'1.', ' 5 Marlere Manish Myrna Sexton Bill Lee ' President Vice-president Secretary , M . . , M1 ' tl,-V 4 1.11, Q lim' TW . Sxufziii ,-:bfi Y ,W Y H. 1 . 55319 im? M. Q H.. Y ' - 'Q-Ea IMF -SEA , J V ..,w,,: ,,,-X, N As? I ' e , 3' .fr NV' J ,p-WZ 'R'-HW 4, ww 4. '25 ,K-x, x n 1, 6, .wb , iff! X , we 7x SFS' li, HL 'Q lwiiilgi '11, ff-N. ,SEEN ,' 1410.35 h, ,.,, A Y A A A , N .-If-5 mf i-' i.. N - A V -.w liif 'Z HY.. .figs T,.', H Tru 5 if 'L I' - -' ' ' . maziiilil' , i .f, X522 - I Q' ' -Hx. ' L hm, - 5 Is' ,.- ,V .. 2 1 1-fwL-.x.-mm.-q--u-1 mu.-n-Hung .n--mlugpwh .1 Top row, left to right: Walter Steele, Larry Aldrich, Stanley Witt, Alvie Wernes, Pete Richardson, Raymond Secena, Erik Moeg second row: Vernon Bland, Juanita Malone, Ernestine Karl, Joan Gleason, Mary Hill- strom, Ray Lofgren, Mr. Irwing third row: Virginia Sloppy, Lois Mitchell, Evelyn Logan, Kit Johnson, Joan Sim ons, Marlene Carlson, and Sandra Mattson. jre:5Al'l'Lel1 5455 0 A521045 Evglyn Logan Rey Lofgren Marlene Carlson President Vice-president Secretary S1 33' 133,112 .ga V, 'frm , H11 iw: w Efi 3 'W E 51 :if Y .E , sv 3,1 EA JE, '1 ii gh P ,, A ww W ff sf M 'W ,W , M . gf Q. 9' 1, , 'Uv W4 Q! - WX ff ,465 Q wmv www ff 'Z' fr' f , A LEW f ,W X 1: , 1: g,.,, - 15: '-23, ii .1 .- - L I '93 v S nw W X 19 - 'imL:Q:' Q, . pg'1-isle 2,3 IMVWKF H Q ROD F ,t M 1 P K, , ' 1 E 1 f 1 1 13 '- ,va? ,f'f11m.: ai , 1 Q. 'Vl LfQ,' , , S f 2 , HL if awk ,f .7 9,-r 1 1 ., ll yf w Lg -.1,5.:5A: .X '9 ., 'EE ,'-f3:','f?'L4fe11' ' IE-iQf'N 'q ' - ' X 5. . 'Wiz KPN'- '5?1sffm'+'33f'?iv1-f+1v lSai, . .. V. N, -N-N la V .1 IH, MQ, , ,if vw 1 , - 'V Q X 'X 'Q 1 ' gd e Top row, left to right: Marvin Youclcton, Jon Allan Carlson, Walter Smith, Hershel Bussard, Wayne Frostg second row: Freddy Aldrich, Martin Revais, Terry Ostergard, Frank Burlingame, David Ross, Paul Wollen, Robert Russellg third row: June Grandorff, Marilyn Gibson, Norva White, Nancy Bussard, Mary Jane Gibson, Emily Townsend, and Mr. Still. George Mitchell lflorva White Walter Smith President V1C6'P1'eSider1t Secretary f fi-5-,s.aKa4,.,...f -un 1 Xyq Lu: , A f ' 1 ,f,. ,W x W ' v k Q .- 1 i f ff? I f 1 rf Y ' riff Sify, ,V ' 'GX' wr , Sfziii' , ...fg- .LA 5 1' 1. A 535 1' ' 211, M51 ff wife! 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Fourth row: Jesse Ross, Dick Carl, Joan Gleason, Nita Malone, Mary Hillstro , June Grandorff, Nancy Bussard, Naomi Brewer, Joan Sim ons, Mary Malone, Marlene Carlson, Lois Mitchell, Virginia Gleason, Bertha Donley, Bill Lee, Mike Townsendg fifth row: Mrs. Weitz, Loretta Neeley, Myrna Sexton, Evelyn Logan, Virginia Sloppy, Emily Townsend,, Norva White, Marilyn Gibson, Rosemary Gibson, Charlotte Palmer, Ruby Tracy, Rose Marie Neeley, Mary Jane Gibson, Ernestine Karl, Duane Cossey, Mr. Irwin, Mr, Weitz. Sixth row: Miss Clark, Sandra Mattson, Rita Murray, Barbara Lofgren, Joylene Bosler, Nancy Criswell, Sharon Blechschmidt, Jessie Grandorff, Yvonne Battson, Jean Burd, Kit Johnson, Clara Youckton, Darlene Macom- ber, Marlene Manish, Freddie Aldrichg seventh row: Larry Sanders, Ray- mond Secena, Stanley Witt, Ed Palmer, Floyd Gibson, Gary Carl, Pete Richardson, Larry Aldrich, Gerald Sloppy, Jerry Rector, George Russell, Everett Macomberg eighth row: Wesley Steele, Dennis Burke, Ronald Tay- lor, Lane Johnson, Larry Battson, John Ostergard, Rolfe Moe, Bill Beck- mjm iV,,,e,,. eyey -fGKb3?Twmm mmIhbVmmmwmt. FL- W k, av . :gf 1 'v 1 1 S311 M .EM xiii Yi S lf Y ,: .V LL' : -Q m ,ez ur.: 511 ' W' 4 , fix' f TE.. -' rv u . ff ,gfgggz QW. 'L' ' ...Jn-Q F ,E 'Y . H NM 1 ,Is 1 I fa 211 L' 5 L wg as ef' fr , 3 ff 1 V f ini .-'f . .-Lfjw 'Jinx E N : M 1 'IF 15' Q 1 Am ,gn .rig n 1 , g if pr v 8 4 , EIA W-f A w- 'Y f fe' ' ' - W ' V F. , M 'r FJ Q N WW ,,., gs HIUH SCHOOL 5fua2'fzf fauna! Top row, left to right: Robert Russell, Don Simmons, Jerry Rectorg second row: Mr. Spitz, Nancy Bussard, Har- ry Burlingame, Marion Bland, Dick Carlg third row: Mar- lene Carlson, Darlene Macomber, Joylene Bosler, Rose Marie Neeley, Rosemary Gibson, and Mary Hillstrom. Standing, left' to right! Harry Burlingame, -presidentg Rose Marie Neeley, secretaryg Ronald Taylor, sergeant-at- arms. Seated are Dick Carl, treasurerg Mr. Spitz, ad- viserg and Joylene Bosler, vice-president. Z C' '23 W! , fig- --P -ggi , 5 iff : X , m mifr , 24 , 5 pq. arfww Lf? , .,.. -- , . Mm5'. ': ' W '-wi. wh- is ,, 'iw ff 6, , -V , . bww h 5, . af K ,ff 5 , ,Y Il M WFP l Isw' Y ye? b Q5 ,.,. QQ' Q L12 a f- If , '-MJ. f ft JN, .3 'fin 'ry' . .4 E g,'41m1., mm' JL ' A , 15? ,, , am, ' Fw ,. :wp 'I fl ,Q X rw., 1. .iff , fi H, . 'Q vi nlun 5bl'1UULt Top row, left to right: Jesse Ross, Ronald Taylor, Mr. Irwin, Chuck Smith, Everett Macomberg second row: Larry Battson, Lane Johnson, John Ostergard, Ed Palmer, Gary Carl, Rolfe hoe, Roger Mattsong third row: Ray Lofgren, Stanley Witt, Bill Beckwith, Daniel Gleason, Henry Witt, Jerry Rector, Erik Moeg fourth row: Gerald Sloppy, Dennis Burke, Wesley Steele, Bill Lee, Frank Micha- lak, Don Simmons, George Russell, and Walter Steeles The F. F. A. officers for the 1953-5A year were Wesley Steele, presidentg Ronald Taylor, vice-presidentg George Russell, secre- taryg Dennis Burke, treasurerg Everett Macomber, reporter: Jesse Ross, sentinelg and Mr. E. K. Irwin, adviser. The chapter has been represented at several of the fairs. The team of Jim Russell, George Russell, and Ronald Taylor brought home two banners which they won at one of the fairs. Plans for a land clearing demonstration was set for one day in October but were changed for a date in early spring. On one of the night meetings held at the school a boys' chorus was started. It proved a very successful venture and they made appearances during the year. A night meeting was held at Elma for the purpose of initiating greenhands to chapter farmers. Three members were initiated. The greenhands of this year were initiated by sterilizing the ground arouni LV' D' W' W, , .'., .HEL , . .,9,Vl , c, grin-.,1N.r -A , f12M,, f1..4i ,VN 596 : xx!! . . W m. .W ,.-fm. mm-um-num Top row, left to right: Loretta Neeley, Evelyn Logan, Joan Simmons, Nancy Bussard, June Grandorff, Lois Mitchell, Naomi Brewer, Myrna Sexp tong second row: Miss Clark, Norva White, Virginia Gleason, Clara Youckton, Sandra Mattson, Bertha Donley, Rosemary Gibson, Emily Town- send, Marilyn Gibsong third row: Mary Jane Gibson, Rita Murray, Yvonne Battson, Jessie Grandorff, Nancy Criswell, Jean B rd, Darlene Macomber, Kit Johnson, fourth row: Charlotte Palmer, Mary Hillstrom, Ernestine Karl, Barbara Lofgren, Juanita Malone, Joan Gleason, Marlene Carlson, Virginia Sloppy, Ruby Tracyg fifth row: Marlene Manish, Joylene Bosler, Mary Malone, Sharon Blechschmidt, and Rose Marie Neeley. The F. H. A. girls selected as their president for the 1953-5A year Joylene Bosler, Her assistants are Rita Murray, vice-presi- dentg Loretta Neeley, secretaryg Myrna Sexton, treasurerg Yvonne Battson, historiang and Marlene Menish, parliamentarian. The F. H. A. began their successful year by serving concessions at the Rodeo on September 26. This proved to be very profitable. On October 10 four girls and their adviser attended the annual re- gional F. H. A. conference st Olympia. On December 9 a lovely ceremony was held for the purpose of installing officers, initia- tion of new members, and granting of degrees. Parents and friends of the girls were invited. Most of the F. H. A. girls ordered F. H. A. pins, keys, and scrolls to represent their first, second, and thi1d.years of F, H. Ag work. lb V1 53.13 gif-.:' '55 ,. 1, L Q v ,, 1 it. 51 ',- . iff 7 ' , p, n, A. Club Wm ZBRKDWLLE FHA F H A' Fficew r ,m mmm, - 'ww -1-':,.,.uM:,w. eg 1 - ' ,. JN- Qitwtimg A Y In W 1 V ' , ' QA,,1va,ff, , f 5 'J M 91 M F' -wwf' W 1 K .V 4. ., fQ,'ff fff 12, ,Q M,..'.?f, N pg- f TEX-Q :. F' uf ' m f Qi' ' ,w . -- .- -. vgi r gf. 51,i,:.3 ,: J., w, f ' ' : ' Wa-f?:.i'hx-,' 'n T A -55' Awfb WZZZZQQ fmffgg. , , Af , Qaea?f2?f Ayr! 2 f 1, efeflwffzefzg 6751! TCP rowb left to right: Roger Mattson, Jesse Ross, Lane John- son, Mike Townsend, Floyd Gibson, Larry Battson, Frank Michalakg second row: Harry Burlingame, Larry Vandervort, Bob Vandervort, Jerry Rector, George Russell, Dennis Burke, Don Simmonsg third row: Henry Witt, Rolfe Moe, Marion Bla d, Jerry Logan, Rgnald Taylor, B111 Lee, Bill Beckwith, and Mr. Weitz. Q tk ' .j s 1 The Lettermen's Club is an organization of boys who have re- ceived letters in some sport. They initiate each new member by a certain number of hacks and a dress-up day. This is followed by a program.to ntertain the student body. They also have to memorize the preamble to the HOU Club constitution. During the year the HOW Club sponsored several parties an dances which were enjoyed by everyone who attended. At the end of the year they have a picnic which lasts for the week-end. The WON Club tries to prepare the boys for future life by bet- tering their citizenship and good sportsmanship. The club is ad- vised by Coach Weitz. :3 ff we -, :L 2 1 -We 1 jam: 3. I 9 J ?: N , . x A 'rf L., xx ,J 'Q'-,fi J e ' -. 1 1 44 G v Fil?-L 'L ,.F, ,- :,nmw,, 'Q . . YABQ., , if ., M ,, jak' UA!! Top row, left to right: Norva White, Sandra Mattson, Bertha Donley, Rosemary Gibson, Nancy Bussard, June Grandorff, Emily Townsend, Marilyn Gibsong second row: Miss Clark, Loretta Neeley, Virginia Gleason, Evelyn Logan, Joan Simmons, Clara Youckton, Lois Mitchell, Naomi Brewer, Myrna Sextong third row: Charlotte Palmer, Ernestine Karl, Mary Hillstrom, Joan Gleason, Juanita Malone, Marlene Carlson, Virginia Sloppy, Ruby Tracyg fourth row: Kit Johnson, Barbara Lofgren, Jean Burd, Darlene Macomber, Nancy Criswell, Jessie Grandorff, Yvonne Batt- son, Rita Murray, Mary Jane Gibsong fifth row: Mary Malone, Rose Marie Neeley, Marlene Menish, Sharon Blechschmidt, and Joylene Bosler. The Girls' ,Club is an organization composed of all the high' school girls and the eighth grade girls. It is an active organi- zation in the high school and participates in many of the activi- ties of the school. They gave a tolo and it proved a big success. The auditorium was decorated very elaborately. They had several bake sales at P-TA meetings. These went over very well. The girls donated pies, cakes, cookies, and candy. The proceeds of these activities were used to put on an athletic banquet in March and a mother's tea in May. These are always well received by everyone. At the end of the school year the girls go on the annual picnic held at Offut Lake. ' 5 , Vf , gm JJ, K X! Q . W 1. E, H 5 i 4 P I W 1 . STH? ii E3 1 J .Me ., M w,uw.... fmmfwnammmn- 1Q 11Q:1w,-.B H15 Won iforfd '22, C Top row, left to right: Marlene Manish, Yvonne Batt- son, Clara Youckton, Jerry Rector, Bertha Donley, Jesse Rossg kneeling: Joylene Bosler and Rita Murray. AQLJ izximwu Jay Abbott, Cedarvilleg William Simmons, Garrard Creekg and Gard Hall, Gibson Creek. 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V . 1 ? .. ,kg nw..- -H K an J uf . 4 1 f L x 'V-uv bl A .. . - ,. ,W-..,u wyyg ,V, Mao ,ty yy , L ,, , 7 Wesley Steele Editor M5505 Lghlf Ronald Taylor Sports Editor Dick Carl Assistant Editor Sit fl Vt, git -, fx x. shi Rosemary Gibson Bertha Donlay Business Manager Photography Editor 1,13 I Q' ' .. i ,Q HER 1 . 1, A V , , ,V , .4 4 ,,. ' wz Prim, P' Qifji. . FW, fra., 1.4. ' 53. N 1134.-. 4 . 1 - .V A g5g,3',H F' 'Hg , ,gy L,4Fl 'Ljn :fi -5-v FMA kb v , . m N. . .w ,,,,1 Pe w1 fqa,ff+1l,,. 5,131 - Y g an- 1 'N' Q N i ' - 15' 'MM 1:'. 'sfff V jQ5m,3.5 3,43 .ENE,5.,3M:.:-ffG4,, -gf . 4 . fi? 5 Q F W 'vu , 11s1i.'-FL: ' ft 7 - '- -. Ht., Eva' w Q ,.-,Mf gfw w q' 5i1 1'f'::,5i1.zg.s?fMg X 7.1 1 'A A H Q -f,,1-..,,+f..,. .. . V, -1-. nv- M wk K ,, .W H , M bv .I Q N 5 'I , 401052411245 fr: .321 sw? .w .M .V-.-P.-.-.v.-..,,,,,,,.,., Band Band members pictured in the first row from left to :ight are Marlene Carlson, Mary Hillstrom, Sandra. Mattson, Joylene Bosler, Evelyn Logan, Dick Carl, Joan Simmons, Dwz-me Cossey, Roger Mattson, Lorenne Hamilton, and Jon Carlson. Second row--Laura Hamilton, Kit Johnson, Frank Burlingame, Nancy Bugsard, Paul Wqllen, Donald Simmons, Rose Marie Neeley, Clifford Miller, Hejpghel Busgard, M8,I'ilyI'1 GibSOI1, M-To Spitz. -IOW-'Jean B1II'Cl, Sharon Blechsohmidt, Barbara Lofgren, Nancy Criswelll, Bertha. Donley, Wesley Steele, Yvonne Battson, Norva White: and H3-PTY Burlinga-me' 1 9 J 'mia -Cb: gift? f '-.:f- , 11,1 7i5 ',:-'l' J: 'ffsiap i 2 fwfae wg-5, ,+5aff',i.,1w ' V 1-:IL , ju ' ' , J.: ' 'WQ . wx vf - -sip-'f v 'Q ,. - W r 7- Q 7 A i. 1 ,hw-.J .Lg g , 'f :ref .n- , 74.1 , W., Nw. Ep X 1 L W a 1,m-,,,.,.m,,,M.N..,,,, gills ' 671401215 Top row, left to right: Jessie Grandorff, Naomi Brewer, Yvonne Battson, Jean Burd, Nancy Criswell, Nancy Bussard, Emily Townsend, Kit Johnson, Darlene Macomber, Joylene Boslerg second row: Ruby Tracy, Marlene Menish, June Grandorff, Juanita Malone, Joan Simmons, Norva White, Rosemary Gibson, Ernestine Karl, Marilyn Gibson, Evelyn Logan, Mary Hillstrom, Mary Jane Gibsong third row: Loretta Neeley, Rita Mur- ray, Virginia Sloppy, Lois Mitchell, Marlene Carlson, Charlotte Palmer, Myrna Sexton, Sandra Mattson, bertha Donley, Rose Marie Neeley, Sharon Blechschmidt, and Barbara Lofgren. is filg'-77 3' Nf49fJhh The Girls' Chorus is composed of thirty-six girls. They have perfonmed at the Thanksgiving Day programn Christmas Open House program, Spring Festival, graduation exercises, and various other Ogcasions, They held their annual caroling party just before christmas, This was followed by a party for the girls. Fr m this organization four girls have formed a quartet. The quartet, Jean Burd, Bertha Donley, Marlene Manish, and Rose Marie Neeley, were very active during the year singing at many events. Rosemary Gibson accompanied both these groups on several occa- sions. The groups were directed by Mrs. Weitz. wwwmmwwwwxwm 5 SM L f mc. ig, H' r Q .H Jr PL? 1, ve: if 21 Est ri FL ' is 'A ff, . , 2 'W MMU ,gif , V , , ' , I jf ,Q ff , ,fff an N ' Q, f ' pw I, I f oZEAnarhunJ Left to right: Myrna Sexton, Rose Marie Neeley, Jerry Rector, Naomi Brewer, Marlene Manish, Duane Cossey, and Jesse Ross. Seated is Barbara Lofgren. UMM SW! Seated, left to right: Ronald Taylor, Harry Burlin. game, John Ostergardg standing: Dick Carl, Gerald Sloppy, Pip, Spitzo 3 ff--up-g-gguwzqgg-wr.wzvpn-ngqnn mm?-mg 1 T 'V r. H -4 in f Sa , 'xii Nfl -. ,JA : 1 Gulf, 'Ni ,ia -wifi 2 -Q : V-M: .R G 1 lfii' ' M' if zlfkrj.-.' 5' Ai 1 +31 Lf f A . fs? qzi F14 , 2. 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V, ,Q X Z in ' 1 goofdaf Top row, left to right: Mr. Still, Bill Beckwith, Larry Sanders, Larry Vandervort, Edward Palmer, Bob Vandervort, Mr. Weitzg second row: Walter Steele, Larry Aldrich, Alvie Warnes, Raymond Secena, Marion Bland, Erik Moe, Stanley Witt, Pete Richardsong third row: Hay Lofgren, Frank Michalak, George Russell, Dennis Burke, Henry Witt, Jerry Logan, Everett Macdmber, Ronald Taylor, Don Simmonsg fourth row: Gary Carl, Wesley Steele, Rolfe Hoe, Chuck Smith, Jerry Rector, Roger Mattson, and Vernon Bland. When the football season started on September 1, 1953: the 00BCh Started with a few returning lettermen and quite a number of new comers. The team turned out eight days before school started in order to get in ten practices be- fore the Jamboree which was held at Centralia on September 12. On the night of the Jamboree the team and band traveled to Centralia in high spirit to win the Jamboree. Since Adna was the only other six-man football representatives, we played them, Since it was the first game of the year all the players weren't relaxed. The final score of the game was 6-0 in Adna's favor after ten minutes of playing. on September 25 we played Wishkah here. It was a very close game. At the end of the first half the score was 13-6, Oakvi1le's favor. In the second half Wishkah made another touchdown to tie the score. In the fourth quarter Oakville mgde the final touchdown to make the final score 20-13 in Oakville's favor, af ' ,Q F z ff, ' . ' L v4-.N 1, WL.: ' ' K -6 N, a . x,-f.H-' 5-.Q f- , , , ,J . mi' :km,1Qme.ni1 ..f.- ,Lhnv ' -nf ,-v- W, Q. Q , . .fmmm.-..m....m.-umu-.,mm.1-QN1.mum-mlwmmwwmsm-:mwwmnm-mn., On October 2 we traveled to Adna hoping for another win. When the game was underway it showed right away that our pass defense was not good enough to cope with their very good passing. The final score was 38-12 in Adna's favor. we played Napavine at ho e on October 19. Our hope was high in spite of the loss to them in a practice game. As the game was underway the score at the half was 12 to O in our favor but our defense slowed down as their spirit picked up and they came back to make two touchdowns and one conversion. That made the final score 13-12 in their favor. we traveled to Toutle Lake on October 16. we knew their team was good and we would have to play very hard. The score turned out to be 51-O, their favor, On October 30 we traveled again to Rainier. we were in high spirit as usual. The score was 57-22 in our favor. That game gave us more spirit than ever and in the final game with Lebam we won with a close score of 21-20. The players elected George Russell and Ronald Taylor as the co-captains. Ronald Taylor was injured in the Wishkah game and was unable to play the rest of the season so Dennis Burke was elected to take his place. With the record of the preceding games I think, and so do the coach and players, we had a very successful season. A J. I' N,- ' -F .R-' , . 1 W., -he zzdeffzzi First row left to ri ht -Jer L J , g - ry ogan, esse Ross, Gary Carl, Rolfe Moe, Coach Weitzg second row-Frank Michalak, Bill Beckwith, Roger Mattson, Pete Richard- son, and Ed Palmer. Not pictured are Ronald Taylor and Larry Battson. Firpt row left to right-walter Steele, Larry Al- d ich Pete Richardson, Bill Beckwith, Leo Tracy, Coach siiilf second row--Frank Micnalak, Jeeee Reee, Henry witf,,'13d Palmer, and Gary Carle V, ' fe..-uf 14:-lii I fra. ' s x, --5' v H QIIIRQH 1 K -' ,f J, ,.-Hn, Ir The start of the baseball se a e 8 f t , ason shows that 22 boys are turning out. There Rglfe P1221rgennisngurggiegggj-'gglRiZZZllfr? last year. They are Jerry Rector' and a. few others. The team was coachefbyesjf SZ?-ig was Steele' Bob Vandervort' The baseball season started in the first, week in March. Boxing There was a little more interest in hom ' . . rg this year than there has been in prev1011S years.. About twelve or fifteen boys turned out in high spirits. They fmmd the tr 31113-US 8 little rough, but no one complained. Q Under the Coachlne of Mr. Still the boys showed that they were capable of taking care. of themselves. There were several meets in which they all got a Cha-U09 t0 fight. All the boys had fun ani learned something they can use all their lives. It was a successful season as far as the boys think. Basketball There were twenty-five or thirty boys turning out to try their skill at basketball during the 1953-51+ season. Their main object was to get on the first ten players which made up the first team. It was all under the co aching of Mr. Weitz ani I-ir. Still. There were a few lettermen returning from last year. There were two games before the jamboree which was held in Centralia high school gymnasium. There were four teams represented--Rainier, Tenino, Rochester, and Oakville. In the first game between Tenino and Oakville saw Oakville win- ning. The second game was between Rochester and Rainier. Rochester won. The third game was between Tenino and Rainier with Tenino winning. The fourth game saw Rochester and Oakville matched with Rochester winning by a score of ll-9. The season didn't turn out as well as we would have liked it to. when the season was over, we were tied with Tenino for second place in the league. Of course this meant we would have to play it off to see which team would go to the district tournament. This game was played on February 22, 1954. Tenino won by a. score of 36-29. Jerry Logan as captain and Rolfe Moe as co-captain as well as the rest of the boys think of it as a successful. season. , M M. Knj. t Oakville . 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Hankinson, Jeweler, McCleary, Washington Boone'e Garage, Chehalis, Washington Barte1's Men'e Store, Chehalis, Washington Morehead's Grill, South Chehalis, Washington St. Helens Tractor, Chehalis, Washington Northwest Lu ber Q Millwork Company, Chehalis, Washington Ke11y's Sport Shop, Chehalis, Washington Rochester Barber Shop, Rochester, Washington Elma Furniture Exchange, Elma, Washington Porter Grocery, Porter, Washington Heath Agency, Centralia, Washington Grover Troth Company, Jeweler, Centralia, Washington Tauscher Auto Parts, Centralia, washington Dyson Food, Centralia, Washington D 9 9 D D D'D D'D'D'D D D'D'D-D-D'D-D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D-D-D-D-D'D'D'D-D-D-D'D-D-D-D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D-D-D-D'D'D'D-D-D-D-17- D'D-D-D-D'D'D- ff!-G ?D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D-D'D'D-D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D-D-D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D D'D'D'D'D'D D'D D'-G na ' I A H, ,J . . , . ,Q I if 5 .Q TQ X f' ,., ,,, 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 9 1 5 Q E 9 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a vi-iq if K I 1 QL. . , WLM, ma ' mf wk X . ww.-1 5 ,',., iii, 1 Miz, 4 ink: -A Qifiiflef A I '-UC iff: Q32 km 15? 1' , immifgwg g , ws-- wsu W W 3 'L J 13? -A 111.- Nu, 'VB L Ja fr sr -uw mx, ww W if N4 f.Ff. 1 Iii' ,- 1 Wx g .. 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