Odessa High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Odessa, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1948 volume:

,570 DEDICATION In memory of Sammy Homberg whom God has given the privelege of being o boy throughout eternity. 1948 ,, -- 'H -A o-. TIGER TALES I, Q, Ae 1 Xx M V X Left To right: Mr. King, Mr. Dock, Mr. Mooers, Mr. Sfonncurd, Mr. Gosser, Mr. Hook, Mr. Weddle, Miss Dedrick, Miss Henderson. R XML N x X X -J, x N 11, 1 J N3 2 TIGER TALES - - - I948 FACULTY DON R. KING-Kellogg, Idaho. Attended North Idaho Teachers College and University of Idaho. JAMES D, DOAK-Principal, Spokane, Washington. Attended Whitworth College, Gonzaga, M. S. Degree, University ot Idaho, B. S. Pre-med, Major, University ot Washington, and University of Minnesota. HARLEY M. MOOERS-Deer Park, Washington. Attended Washington State College, Eastern Washnigton College ot Education and Whitworth College. Attended the Metropolitian Business College in Seattle. Has B. A. Degree. LLOYD STANNARD-Superintendent at Garfield, Washington. Attended Washington State College. Has B. S, and B. E. Degrees. JOHN GASSER-Bottineau, North Dakota. Attended Valley City State Teachers College, University of Idaho. Has the equivalent ot a M. A. Degree. LeROY HOOK--Valley Ford, Washington. Attended Whitworth College, B. S. Degree. W. N. WEDDLE-Scottstlutf, Nebraska. Attended University ot Kansas. B. A, Degree. GERTRUDE DEDRICK-Minnesota. Attended St. Scholastica, Duluth, Minn., University of Wisconsin, George Washington University, Washington, D. C., State Teachers College, Superior, Wisconsin. Has a B. A. Degree. .IEANNE HENDERSON-Chelan, Washington, Attended Whitworth three years and Ellensburg one year. Has B. S, and B. E. Degrees. I i T948 - - -. TIGER TALES wx .XX X Back Row: Art Thaut, Betty Lou Winter, Donna Frank, Dorothy Groh, Meryl Williams, Veda Mills, Mr. Stannard, Advisor. Front Row: Vera Lenhart, Marilu Giese, Alvin Fink, Lois Ott, Lorus Quast, Reta Horst, Mary Ann Totusek. ANNUAL STAFF The staff this year hopes that this annual will be of much value in future years and will bring back many happy memories of days gone by. We wish to thank everyone for their help in making our annual what it is. The annual staff this year is as follows: Lois Ott, editor, Lorus Quast, assistant editor, Marilu Giese, business manager, Vern Jantz, sports, Mary Ann Totusek, Betty Lou Winter, Donna Frank, classes, Verna Lenhart, activities, Reta Horst, Secretary, Dorothy Groh, art, Alvin Fink, Letter O , Veda Mills, Girls Club, Meryl Williams, advertisements, Mr. Stannard, advisor. TIGER TALES --- - 1948 IT ' 'T' Wu Standing: Marciel Fink, Donna Frank, Mr. Stannarcl, Belle Marie Odell. Seated: James Amen:fe, Vera Lenhart. NEWS STAFF The news staff has had a busy time this year keeping news in the local paper of the goings on around school. Prominent students and speakers were interviewed. The staff is as follows: Vera Lenhart, editor, Jimmie Amende, sports, Belle Marie Odell, Donna Frank, Marciel Fink, class editors. 1 ' L' Il' 1 I 'i , ir lxginn J ,- N- CLQ 0 ,ffkd-'CL T948 -A-.,--l,.4-,--. -. TIGER TALES Back Row: Mr. Doak, Joyce Napier, Dorothy Groh, Eleanor Braun, Marciel Fink, Mr. Stannard, Front Row: Lorraine lltz, Wayne Lenhart, Lorus Quast, Georgina Rodeck. OFFICE STAFF Our office stoff this year was very busy writing admittance slips for students to get to classes. They also found plenty of other work to do, or was it Mr. Dock and Mr. Stannard who found it? TIGER TALES - T948 f Betty Lou Schwartz, Mr. Weddle, Frances Voise LIBRARY STAFF The library staff found a very busy year with inventories and all. They kept us all well informed about over due books too, We all appreciate very much the well kept library and their hard work. Good luck kids. 1948 we ,- - -, ,-,,---,,,Gw-,LN,. TlGER TALES Back Row: Mr. Gasser, Don Wolf, Walter Greenwalt, Richard Voise, Marvin Fink, Marvin lltz, Bill Emry, Arthur Thnut, Jimmy Amende, Lorus Quast, Don Hemmerling, Gerald Ott, Vern Jantz, Front Row: Colleen Luiten, Byra Grace Williams, Lila Kuest, Jacky Grening, Mariorie Gust, AUDIO VISUAL AIDS The audio visual aids class made a lot of progress this year with Mr. Gasser in charge. A new proiector and phonograph were purchased. Also the partition in room IO was removed so as to have room for extra chairs and a place for special movies. ' Q ihg -:- ' Y NIS S S S 5 f f ff X fy 21 ! 1 - W 5 ' - fl rl' - XX .xx ---A 'ef X p hh' L 'K' -TiT --E'S:... -- - . ...JN - f - . E 4. J ,, f f X X ,f I ,f' X' ff fri-T ' .' fl f , 'Z ,fr-' I R ,X : I ,LI V .i -f 4' . ' - ,fffz V I 5 1 A SENICDRS TIGER TALES RETA HORST Yell Leader 2 semesters, yell queen 2 semesters, class rep. l semester, class president 4, secretary of annual 4, annual class reporter, student council 2 semesters, girls club 2, 3, 4, Junior play 3. ART WINTERS Junior Play 3, Class treasurer 4. 4 l 948 BETTY LOU SCHWARTZ Girls club I, 2, 3, 4, class rep. second semester. R , K . BOB HEMMERLING . Track I, 2, 3, 4, Letter O Club 4, Class Treasurer 2. MARILU GIESE Junior play 3, All High Play 3, 4, Tennis 2, annual staff 4, Sec. of Student Body 4, class sec, 2, 3, Four H 6 years, Glee Club 2, 3, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. I 948 TIGER TALES WALT DEIFE Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Letter O 2, 3, 4, Vice pres. of class 2, 4, Letter O sec. I SeI'T'Ie5leI'. , U VJ. fali' ,J If xx 1 f f l', .f ,Ur,fx,'r - Cf, 2:74 I ,rl 'A Um- FRANCES voIsE '3 +31 Hi 1 Girl scouts I, 2, 3, Junior play 3, Treasurer 3, Girls club I, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE LENHART Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior play 3- All High Play 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, annual staff 3, f. C, 'I Four III 4 years. 5 f x. .fz ' R. LOIS OTT Glee club 2, 3, 4, Sextette 4, trio 3, triple triad 3, Tennis 2, 4, All High play 3, 4 Junior play 3, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, G. A.A. 4, Annual Editor 4. LORUS QUAST Class pres. I, 2, 3, A.S.B. Pres. 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Honor society 3, 4, Bus manager I, Tennis 3, 4 Junior play 3, office 4, visual aids 2, 3, 4, Annual 4. DOROTHY GROH Glee Club 3, Junior Play 3, All Hi Play 2, Scouts I, 2, 3, Girls Club I, 2, 3, 4, ,Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. X I C.f1flfQ7CiQmQ tflffl- K if is 4 I . , R,,ylgm Vim 1. TIGER TALES K, I948 fl lx Il I P., , Iv f nf qw J. -..Ass 12 I N. 'Lk' xr XX.. ' ix I I X' 'f 'X , X .I it X P, XL , x, V I I MERYL WILLIAMS Tennis I, 2, All High Play 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Girls club I, 2, 3, 4, Four H 2 years, Pep club 3, Annual Staff 4 Sextette 2, 4, Trio 3, Trebble Triad 3, Class Rep, 2, Class treasurer 2. ART THAUT Letter O Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent of Student Body 3, Class Secretary I, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball I, Tennis 3, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3. EMOGENE STARKEL Class Secretary 4, Student Body Treasurer 4. BEN SMITH Letter O Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer I. Wyf x I f L 'Iliff . J! I--TNI! f el, gf!!! , 41. ' f. VERAALENHART X K f Junior play 3, All High Play 3, 4, A.S.B. Business manager 4, class rep. 3, 4, class vice pres. I, 2, Four H 3 years, Girls Club I, 2, 3, 4, G. C. Pres. 4, G. C. Social chairman 2, 3, Annual staff 4, Pep Club 3. f , fl, I a i 1 I VERN JANTZ Class Rep. I, Annual 4, visual aids I, 2, 3, 4, council I, Honor society 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball manager 4, Let' ter O club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3. 1 f ' I f I J 1 1 f I ' ! I I X I . ,f j V if I .f' T948 -. A.. TIGER TALES CLASS HISTORY Twenty-one green and yellow freshmen entered the Odessa High School in I944 with great hopes for the coming year. Reta Horst, Betty Lou Schwartz, Frances Voise, Marilu Giese, Meryl Williams, Lois Ann Gunderson, Dorothy Oroh, Vera Lenhart, Vern Jantz, Lorus Quast, Walter Deife, Arthur Winter, Ioworth Dormaier, Ben Smith, Bill and Jack Stokes, Bobby Hemmerling, Arthur Thaut, Loren Horst, Wayne Lenhart, and Lyle Dumaw. We chose the following officers for the first semester: President, Lorus Quast, Vice President, Lois Gunderson, Secretary, Meryl Williams, Treasurer, Ben Smith, Class Representative, Bill Stokes. L Our second semester officers were: President, Lorus Quast, Vice President, Walter Deife, Secretary, Arthur Thaut, Treasurer, Ben Smith, Representative, Vern Jantz. Freshman initiation was held October I9, when the seniors delighted in torturing us. After a hilarious day everyone resumed their rightful character at a dance sponsored by the seniors. This year we were in charge of an Armistice Day assembly. Mr, Moore spoke. .lack and Bill Stokes and Lyle Dumaw withdrew during the year. Lois Gunderson and Meryl Williams were made members of the Honor Society. The Sophomores, in order to begin the year right, started by electing the officers for the first semester. Those elected were: President, Lorus Quast, Vice President, Vera Lenhart, Secretary, Marilu Giese, Treasurer, Dorothy Groh, Sergeant-at-arms, Walter Deife, and Miss Marie Franz as our advisor. We had two student body officers, Reta Horst, Yell Queen, first semester and yell princess second semester, Lorus Quast, assistant secretary of the A.S.B. The Sophomores sponsored several activities during the year. A float was entered in the festival parade. This won fourth prize. A dance was given on the twenty-second of March with Saint Patricks Day as our 'theme and Ritzville as our guests. We played games and danced. Intermission was held at ten-thirty and refreshments were served. An assembly was given on April 26th. There being no special theme, a variety of skits were presented. TIGER TALES 1948 CLASS HISTORY lcontinuedj All the Sophomores enioyed this year very much and are looking forward to next year when they can walk into the Odessa High School as Juniors, The iuniors did not have very many events on the activity calendar but neverthe- less we were kept busy during the entire year. Class officers for the first semester were, President, Lorus Quast, Vice President, Vera Lenhart, Secretary, lvlarilu Giese, Treasurer, Frances Voise, Representative, Reta Horst. Class officers for the second semester were, President, Lorus Quast, Vice President, Reta Horst, Secretary, Marilu Giese, Treasurer, Meryl Williams, Representative, Vera Lenhart. The Junior Class play, Her Emergency Husband , was presented on November 22. The ticket sales were very good and the play was enioyed by all. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was the most important event of the year. We chose as our theme Tulip Time In Holland . The gym was beautifully decorated in aqua and white. The menu for our banquet included crab cocktail, swiss steak, mashed po- tatoes, gravy, fruit salad, string beans, parkerhouse rolls, apple pie a' la'mode for dessert and coffee as a beverage. Lorus Quast and Vern Jantz were made members of the National Honor Society. Our Senior year took off with the Freshman initiation and dance as the first im- portant event. , The Frosh were numerous and good sports. They came to school dressed in their silly outfits, scared and a little hazy about their prayer. By the time evening rolled around they all looked civilized once again, There was a good turn out at the dance, and a good time had by everyone. The rest of the year went by without much excitement until plans for our Senior sneak began to take form, nobody knew where they wanted to go, or what they wanted to do when they got there. With Spokane on the list as the place to go we decided to leave May l4, and take in the Lilac Festival and other points of interest, Now at last graduation, the biggest event of the year and the same question, how are we going to do it? With the appointment of a few committees the details were gradually taken care of, class night brought ci lot of laughs for everyone. Now we have our diplomas and our high school days are over and l wonder if we aren't just a little sorry. T948 -. TIGER TALES CLASS WILL OF '48 Walt Deife wills his physique to Virgil Krell, if he had it would not remain dateless. Marilu Giese wills her ability to be ready on time to Marilou Schillinger who we are sure, can use it, Dorothy Groh and Meryl Williams will their ability to come late to class to Eugene Wraspir who is always five minutes earlier than they are. This Senior wills his way with girls to Art Odell, and since he is a good friend of his he wishes him all the luck in the world. Of course he is none other than Bobby Hemmer- ling. To Leslie Stehr, Vern Jantz wills his height, who we think could use a little. Vera Lenhart leaves all of her boy friends to Jackie Haskins, and with her luck she should be able to find one. Wayne Lenhart wills his neatly combed hair to Jim Arnende, Lois Ott has nothing else to will except her red hair and freckles and these she 'wants to keep. Lorus Quast wills his gift of speech to Esther Meske, Look where it got Lorus. It should do the same for her. Betty Lou Schwartz leaves her shyness with everybody and everything to Belle Odell, We feel it might help in later life. To Veda Mills, Ben Smith wills his ability to write book reports. For further infor- mation see Ben. Emogene Starkel leaves her good grades in American History to Don Weishaar who probably will be there next year. So he won't be lonely, Art Thaut wills his ability to keep a conversation with himself to Melvin Carlson. He should enjoy himself, Art did. Art Winters wills his pool playing to Jack Gasser. Have fun Jack, he did. Reta Horst and Frances Voise are going to be a little different. They oren't leaving anything. They feel sure that they will be able to use it all in later life. TIGER TALES E- T948 CLASS PROPHECY In the summer of l968, Mr. Weddle, while on his vacation, returned to Odessa for a brief visit. As a guest of the Chamber of Commerce at their weekly luncheon, he met Walter Deife. Walt told him he has taken over the Tractor and Implement Co. Mr. Weddle noticed, upon leaving the luncheon, the numerous little implements that quickly attached themselves to Walt. Entering the Corner Store, Mr. Weddle met Ben Smith lust leaving. Ben said he was on a visit from Alaska where he has been gold mining. He introduced his wife and three little Eskimos. Ben said Art Winter has finally graduated from college in Yankton, S. D. His first sermon, next Sunday, is entitled: Follow Me . One of the new attractions in the town is the art gallary which is operated by Wayne Lenhart. The outstanding feature is that most of the pictures are painted by the operator himself. He is still trying to paint a horse that really looks like a horse. Coming out of her beauty shop was Emogene Starkel. She told Mr. Weddle she very seldom had women customers. The numerous curly headed men in town had made him curious, but now he knows the answer. Emogene said Betty Lou Schwartz and her husband had moved to Hollywood. lt was for his health, her husband said. While talking to Frances Voise, Mr. Weddle was surprised to hear that she and her husband have taken over the Lyric Theater and advertise it as the Only Theater in the U. S. Showing Only Wild and Wooley Westerns. Visiting the community hospital, Mr. Weddle met Lois Ott and Vera Lenhart. Lois is head doctor and Vera head nurse. Between them they run one of the best little hospitals in the country, Lois, who was never one to gossip, said Bob Hemmerling was again courting B. G. Williams following the breakup of his third marriage. Bob is the shy type and iust can't seem to get up enough courage for the big question. Verna said that Marilu Giese and Lorus Quast were married and living in Wash., D. C. Although Lorus is an emminent member of Congress, he is in the doghouse at home. Marilu, who is a brunette, didn't appreciate the fact that she found a long, blond hair on his suit collar. At the school house, Mrs. Weddle met Meryl Williams, who is one of those old- maid school teachers. She told him that Vern Jantz is a professor at a college and has three of the orneriest little Jantzes you ever saw. Art Thaut arrived at the school just in time for his board meeting. As sleeping is his favorite pastime, we can imagine what he did, He is one of the community's most prosperous farmers. Leaving the school house, Mr. Weddle met Reta Horst who said that she and her husband were rather busy raising babies and beef, She said Dorothy,Groh and husband were raising kids and cattle. Having enioyed his visits, Mr. Weddle boarded his private plane at the local air- port and left for his home. He intends to continue with his very popular family band. T948 -- - - - TIGER TALES A-K STN 5 Bock Row: Wayne Lenhart, Art Winter, Vern Jantz, Ben Smith, Walt Deife, Lorus Quast. Front Row: Vera Lenhart, Morilu Giese, Bob Hemmerling, Dorothy Groh, Reta Horst. TWELVE YEARDSTUDENTS Eleven of our seventeen graduates this year have been together for twelve years in the Odessa Schools. Among this class group we find many holding offices. Lorus Quast who was our class president for three years in High School is now A. S. B. president. Others in A. S, B. council are Vera Lenhart, class rep., Reta Horst, class president, Marilu Giese, A, S. B. secretary. This group of happy-go-lucky students have many happy memories behind them which they will cherish for years to come. Q CLASSES Xa! 'Y ' F TIGER TALES jim.-- .,ez41Z1?..-iQ.z.4Qzgg ..,. 241444 1948 ,, ae, ,Mft '45 N: Back row: George Rodeck, Virgil Zicha, Alvin Fink, Eugene Wraspir, Royden Schoonover, Don VX'eishaar, Don Wraspir, Jimmy Amendeg Middle row: Harley Mooers, Joyce Napier, Belle Marie O:'e'l, Jacky Haskins, Esther Meske, Eleanor Braun, Marjorie Groh, Betty Lou Winierf Front row: Lorraine Iltz, Georgina Rodeck, Donna Lee Horst, Veda Mills. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The great year came when the Sophomores of '47 became the upper classmen. We are now Juniors which we found it brought lots of work to earn money for the Prom. To acquire money for the Junior Prom we sold pop and hot dogs at football and basketball games and enjoyed every minute of the time, We next had to look forward for the Junior play. The afternoon performance was given on November 12, 1947 and the evening performance on the 13. The play We Shook The Family Tree, a comedy in three acts was a great success and we enjoyed giving it. The biggest event then came. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The menu con- sisted of cocktail-tomato juice with celery salt, baked ham with pineapple-fruit salad -jello base, scalloped potatoes, corn, apple pie alamode for dessert and coffee as a beverage. The theme ln Old Mexico was set up and the gym was beautifully decorat- ed in red and white. The prom was given on May 21, 1948, and the music was by the Harrington Melody Makers. E X . V . 'M ' 1 N 1 ' L 1 I Q .4 1 W ,X r z 1 1 1 1 'N 1 f K j f 1 , 1 r , . VA- ' Q X ', fr 1 ' .ffl I K if j j . , , . , j 4 ' - ,X l , r 1 1 i tx 1948 -. - - ,. -, -. - - TIGSRQALES. i pn Back Row, Bob Wolsborn, Merle Janke, James Weber, Charles Schoonover, Lamar Heimbigner, Don Zieler, Gerald Ott..Third Row, Wilma Widmer, Rosemarie Klima, Louella Haase, Marlene Scrupps, Norma Hopp, Donna Marie Fisher, Ardyce Kissler, Donna Frank, Miss Dedrick, Advisor. First Row, Dorothy Wraspir, Delores Freuh, Marvin Fink, Donald Kuest, Howard Lobe, Dorothy Winters, Bernice Lobe. som-ioMoREs , 1 Twenty-three sophomores started the year out by enterihg a float in the Harvest Festival parade and taking first prize. - Class officers for the first semester were president, Marvin Fink, vice pres., Helen Mason, sec., Delores Frueh, treasurer, Howard Lobe, class rep., Dorothy Winters, and reporter, Donna Frank. Miss Gertrude Dedrick is our advisor. Helen Mason, Howard Lobe and Gerald Ott enrolled at the beginning of the year. Helen Mason and James Weber left before the end of the first semester. Second semester class officers were pres., Howard Lobe, vice pres., Don Kuest, sec., Dorothy. Winters, treasurer, Marvin Fink, rep., Delores Frueh and reporter Donna Frank. OniMarch 19 a dance was given with Max and his three jives lending the down beat. Soon again it was time to greet the summer. We are now looking forward to the coming term when we shall walk down the halls as iuniors. I . l . li ' psf' -f ' ,,'l1'l. y A'f f 1 , .K 'X l y if f f ! it f l .1 y aT L ' I ,1 fl ff' K f 1 f. , X V r X., ! -fr jzjfff cl f J ' f T ' 4 c f ci'-X L, . T X bx f r' P lcvulvfl . L x 1' -I HQ' I S Xi' TIGER TALES ---------.-.c- .. J- .s,-il'- -..Z - M T948 . f V 'lov' IC- igwbli, , Qi W8 ti 'far i'l't'M fl X 5 nxt' LV V .1 ' , K. iflnrn 25 ,T fy Us K. . Y 1 Q ., 'X ff Third Row: Max Totusek, Marvin Iltz, Harley Frank, Franklyn Koth, Don Hemmerling, Don Sieverkropp, s t- Wayne Sieverkropp, Lamar Homberg, Walter Meske, Bill Emerey, Wayne King, Virgil Krell, Walter , Greenwalt- Second Row: Don Wolf, Mary Ann Totusek, Sylvia Bartlamay, Lila Kuest, B. G. Williams, Reta ,N X Uhrich, Marciel Fink, Mary Ann Smith, Marilyn Salo, Jacky Grening, Melvin Carlson, Mr. Hook. First Row: '-B X T Leslie Stehr, Mariorie Gust, Art Odell, Doris Wacker, Sue Phillips, Maurice Fink, Ric qfd Vaise, Colleen ' 'x Luiten, Jack Gasser. X y ,f - ' 1 t T ,L if fl 1 if ,Le . 1 qi , 1 A 7 J , l Jglfii ,L r Q JL ni My ,gvfvg 2 it 1 r I me A FRESHMAN CLASS gf 7' X' ,if l X .' l Thirty six freshmen entered the great portals of learning of the Odessa High School on September 4, 1947. Initiation was held on Frdiay by the honorable seniors of '48. A dance followed that evening in honor of the freshmen. The first freshman dance was. held on November 7 in the High School Gym. Max and his three iives were introduced- There was a grand turn out and everyone had fun. I .I j . . .X Y .3 ', . X ,, . ay' 2 X? X K' ' I S . 5 C: I T ,I l ,J - ' ,, Xi ' M st li f F ' I 'V - X, L' ff NNI .K . X , ...lr l W x -V 1 ll T - ly ix X , i T - n . . . i . x X shi' I , 2. 9. T V . L' s I X ' g 4 NX N, .Ii K T ' X i N ' 1 ' T. XX, , . X , l Q x l x I . '- L. T : .3 1 li: ,X l f ' L, i ' It i fixl ,X K . QM X I Q 'vo W F TIGER TALES --M I948 First day of school National Assembly Freshman Initiation Initiation Dance National Assembly Girls Club Dance F.B.I. Speaker Junior Class Play Band Concert Annual Staff Dance Football Banquet Forum Speaker Grade Operetta Christmas Dance Christmas Vacation ACTIVITIES CALANDER September 2 Football iamboree lDavenportiI September I2 Football game lWilbur therel September I9 September 23 Football game lLind herel September 26 fSeptember 26 September 26 Football game Illeardan therel October 3 October 7 Football game IDavenport herel October IO Football Queen Crowned October IO October IO Football game lRitzville therel October I7 Football game IGrand Coulee therej October 24 October 29 Football game II-lunters herel October 3I Forum Speaker lDr. Christianl November I2 November I3 November 2I South Side Jamboree LRitzvilleI November 25 Basketball game IReardan herel November 26 Forum Speaker lDr. IngleI November 26 Thanksgiving Vacation November 26 Basketball game ISL John therel November 29 Basketball game IMoses Lake therej December 2 Basketball game ILind there-I December 5 Mitchell Cain Magic Show Q December 5 Basketball game IRitzville herel December I2 December I2 Basketball game lMoses Lake herej December I6 December I7 December I7 4-H Speaker , December I7 Washington Water Power Movies December I7 December I9 December 23 December 23-January 5 Basketball game IDavenport herel December 30 Basketball game ISt. John herel January 3 I948 - - 2- TIGER TALES ACTIVITIES CALAND Basketball Basketball game TSprague herel Il'larrington therel game Basketball game IReardan therel Basketball John Deere Show Ikitzville therel game Basketball game IQDovenport therel Basketball game ISprague therel National Assembly International Harvester Show Basketball game Il-larrington herel Basketball game ILind herel Girls Club Formal Dance National Assembly Basketball game IUndies vs Shirtsl Lions Club Tournament Trading Company Movies St. Patricks Day Dance Baseball and Tennis at Davenport Baseball at Almira All High Play Spring Vacation Baseball and Tennis IHarrington therej National Assembly Baseball game IQSprogue herej Bi County Music meet at Odessa Tennis with Sprague at Odessa Baseball game IMoses Lake herel -Colville track meet Music Meet, Spokane Mothers Tea South Side Tennis Meet Senior Sneak Junior-Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Class Night Commencement School Ends ER Icontinuedl January 9 January I6 January 20 January 23 January 27 January 27 January 30 February 2 February 3 February I3 February I7 February 20 February 23 March 2 March 4-5-6 March I7 March I9 March 30 April 2 April 6 April 7-8-9 April I3 April 20 April 2I April 22-23 April 26 April 27 April 30 May I May 7 May 7 May I4 May 2I May 23 May 24 May 25 May 28 TIGER TALES -- - -- i948 Nliu 6 lf a 5 .,, ig no Back Row: Betty Lou Winter, Reta Horst, Maurice Fink, Dorothy Winters, Marvin Fink, Art Odell, Eleanor Braun, Georgina Rodeck, Mr. Doak, advisor. Front Row: Donna Lee Horst, Joyce Napier, Lorus Quast, Alvin Fink, Marilu Giese, Vera Lenhart. STUDENT COUNCIL-FIRST SEMESTER A. S. B. President .,...,... A. S. B. Vice President A. S. B. Secretary ...... A, S. B. Treasurer ...... Business Manager ...... Yell Queen ,.,.,...,..... Senior .,..... Junior .......... Sophomore ...., Freshman ...,. Senior ..... Junior ........... Sophomore ..... Freshman ..... Class Presidents Class Representatives Lorus Quast Alvin Fink Marilu Giese Joyce Napier Eleanor Braun Betty Lou Winter Reta Horst Georgina Rodeck Marvin Fink Maurice Fink Vera Lenhart Donna Lee Horst Dorothy Winters Art Odell 1948 1,--,-,,,,,u, -.- E, ,. - TIGER TALES Back row: Mariorie Groh, Delores Freuh, Marilu Giese, Eleanor Braun, Emogene Starkel Betty Lou Schwartz, Reta Horst, Mr. Doak, Front row: Betty Lou Winter, Maurice Fink, Wayne King Alvin Funk iorus Quast, Vera Lenhart. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Lorus Quast .7,v,7, Alvin Fink ,,v,..,,,. Marilu Giese E,,,E,,. A. S. B. President Vice President A. S. B. Secretary Emogene Starkel ..... ................. A . S. B. Treasurer Vera Lenhart ........... ...... A . S, B. Business Manager Reta Horst .................. ....,,...,....,..,.,. S enior President Betty Lou Schwartz ......... Senior Rep. Eleanor Braun ............ ..... .I unior President Mariorie Groh ..... ............ L ...... J unior Rep. Howard Lobe ....... Delores Freuh ...... Maurice Fink ........ Wayne King ......... Betty Lou Winter .....,. Sophomore President Sophomore Rep. Freshman President Freshman Rep. Yell Queen TIGER TALES -- T948 Back row: Mr. Stannard, Jimmy Amende, Merle Janke, Al Fink, Lamar Homberg, Vern Jantz, Ben Smith, Marvin Fink, Bill Emery, Walt Deife. Front row: Wayne King, Don Zieler, Don Weishaar, Max Totusek, Virgil Zicha, Don Sieverkropp, Art Odell, Maurice Fink, George Rodeck, Bob Hemmerling, Art Thaut. LETTER O CLUB The Letter O Club started the year with IO boys. During the second semester we had initiation and increased our enrollment to 21 boys. The Lettermen sponsored o football banquet and had coach Phil Sorboe of W.S.C. as guest speaker. The Letter O Club undertook the iob of keeping discipline in the school during the year, and student conduct has greatly improved. The boys are raising money to buy a dryer for the school and plan on furnishing complete laundry service for all athletics next year. Letter O Club officers are: President, Al Fink, Vice President, Art Thaut, Secretary, Walt Deife, Treasurer, Donald Weishaor, Advisor, Mr. Stannard, Representative, Vern Jantz. Second Semester officers are: President, Alvin Fink, Vice President, Walter Deifey Secretary, Virgil Zicha, Treasurer, Donald Weishaar, Advisor, Mr. Stannard, Repre- sentative, Vern Jantz. 1948 ,A ,.-,,.,-----,- ,.. - TIGER TALES Fourth row: Mary Ann Totusek, Betty Lou Schwartz, Donna Frank, Dorothy Groh, Meryl Williams, Dorothy Winter, Jacqueline Haskins, Esther Meske, Norma Hopp, Veda Mills, Marilu Giese, Lois Ott, Third row: Georgina Rodeck, Sylvia Bartalamay, Marilyn Solo, Lila Kuest, Mary Ann Smith, Emogene Starkel, Doris Wacker, Belle Marie Odell, Eleanor Braun, Jacky Grening, Byra Williams, Sue Phillips, Frances Voise, Miss Henderson, Advisor, Second row: Wilma Widmer, Marjorie Gust, Colleen Luiten, Rosemarie Klima, Mariorie Groh, Lorraine Iltz, Ardyce Kissler, Donna Marie Fisher, Louella Haase, Bernice Lobe, Dorothy Wraspir, Donna Lee Horst, Front row: Delores Freuh, Reta Horst, Joyce Napier, Vera Lenhart, Betty Lou Winter, Marciel Fink, Reta Uhrich. GIRLS LEAGUE The first great event of the Girls Club year was held on Oct. TO which was the crowning of Queen Marilu as our Football Queen. Marilu was attended by tour prin- cesses one from each class. They were as follows: Freshman Marciel Fink, Sophomore, Delores Freuh, Junior, Betty Lou Winter and Senior Vera Lenhart. Before the crowing a short speech was given by our Girls Club president, Vera Lenhart, and Miss Henderson. The princesses were dressed ,in dark skirts and pink sweaters. Queen Marilu was dressed in a dark skirt with a blue sweater. The girls were seated on the back of a pickup truck driven by Lois Ott. In the evening a dance was given in the girl's honor, and each was presented with o corsage, The dance was well attended and everyone had a good time. r' .- A E.. xg K HDI, x . . A 1 , X k - y V CC X Nggff T A C- CNN E. 5 ' N -- ,x Q . ,RH V Kr X- 1 .,,., , 9 X llc 1' TIGER TALES T 1 L f -- 1948 Third row: Mr. Weddle, Joyce Napier, Marilyn Solo, Mary Ann Smith, Marciel Fink, Doris Wacker, Norma Hopp, Dorothy Winters, Marlene Scrupps, Reta Uhrich, Second row: Mary Ann Totusek, Betty Lou Winter, Donna Frank, .laclc Grening, Bernice Lobe, Donna Fisher, Veda Mills, Rosemarie Klima, Dorothy Wraspir. Front row: Mariorie Gust, Marilu Schillinger, Georgina Rocleck, Meryl Williams, Lois Ott, Delores Frueh, Wilma Widmer. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club this year consists of twenty five girls. They took port in the Spring Concert and received o superior roting at the Bi-county music meet. , !!. I I l f l t 1 , V' f,x I, 1l l 1 fx ' Y 1' , l T 1, Nx' Q . l Q ' Xklt 1948 -A - - - TIGER TALES Left to right: Joyce Napier, Marilu Schillingsr, Georgina Rodeck, Donna Fisher, Meryl Williams, Dorothy Winters. SEXTETTE Lois Off and Meryl Williams are graduating this year so will be leaving the sex- Tette. We are sure that They will be' replaced and wish them the best of luck in the future. X x TX X NN h , -X J 1 , I , xi, ,B N X K C' ' -'ll Q Q l . X AJ -,r l X l x , 1 J' XX my ' w ' ' if-X A yer W ,xi X. XIX TIGER TALES - .---- . ,- L-----,.--.,-M1948 Back row: Marciel Fink, Lorus Quast, Wayne Lenhart, Douglas Ottostacl, Marvin Fink, Merle Braun, Donna Fisher, Mr. Wedclle. Middle row: Virgil King, Doris Wacker, Wayne King, Franklyn Koth, Virgil Zicha, Mary Ann Smith, Sandra King, Harley Wraspir, Gale Salo,'Waldo Luiten, Front row: Arlene Kissler, Mary Ann Weber, Virgil Krell, Maurice Fink, Charles Schoonover, Lee Schorzman, Veda Mills, Melba Mills, Leslie Stehr, Reta Uhrich. BAND Trombones Glockenspiel Saxaphones Virgil King Doris Wacker Wayne King Tenor Sax. Baritones Lorus Quast Wayne Lenhart Clarinets Arlene Kisslerf Mary Ann Weber Virgil Krell Maurice Fink Lee Schorzman Veda Mills Melba Mills Leslie Stehr Marvin Fink Merle Braun Percussion Marciel Fink Donna Fisher Charles Schoonover Sousaphone Trumpets Franklyn Koth Virgil Zicha Mary Ann Smith Sandra King Harley Wraspir Gale Solo Waldo Luiten Reba Uhrich Douglas Ottostad The Band presented two concerts this year, participated at basketball games and at the Bi-County meet at Odessa. They also took part in a band contest May first in Spokane and received a superior rating. 1948 MW, ------ - -L TIGER TALES Back row: Emogene Starkel, Betty Lou Schwartz, Bob Hemmerling, Ben Smith, Dorothy Groh, Frances Voise, Reto Horst, Miss Dedrick. Front row: Marvin Fink, Marilu Giese, Lorus Quast, Wayne Lenhart, Al Fink, Bob Wolsborn, Lois Ott, Vera Lenhart. ALL HIGH PLAY The All High Play this year was a western melodrama called A Worthy Vagabond . The characters were as follows: Judith Miller, owner of the Bar Heart Bar ..c....,.. . ..,.... Vera Lenhart Bart Thurman, foreman of the Bar Heart Bar ,.,.....,.., Jimmy Amende Fred Miller, Judith's weak spined brother .,., ...,,,,,,,,,c.,,,,,c L orus Quast Dan Allen, part owner of the Bar Heart Bar who comes as a vaga- bond only to be a secret service agent and hero .........,..,, Alvin Fink Horatio Allgernon Hazard Jr., professor of biology who just stays around to hunt rare specimens ...................,..,,.,,.,.,.,, Wayne Lenhart Queenie, Judith's city cousin who falls in love with Horatio ............,. Marilu Giese Sandy Lan, imposter and minor hero ,,,. ...... M arvin Fink Rachel, negro cook .....,.,......,....,.........., .,.... , ,, .,,.,.. Lois Ott Sadie Snapp, Judith's neighbor ,..,...,,...c..c...........,,.,. Meryl Williams We want to thank the people who took charge of sound, makeup, lighting, properties, prompting, stage set, and tickets for their wonderful cooperation and speed. Thanks go also to Miss Dedrick and Johnny for their time spent in making the play a success. I TIGER TALES -- - -- 1948 Back row: Veda Mills, Betty Lou Winter, Don Weishaar,qEugene Wraspir, Don Wraspir, Joyce Napier, Georgina Rodeck. From row: James Amende, George Rodeck, Alvin Fink, Eleanor Braun, Jacqueline Haskins, Miss Dedrick. JUNIOR PLAY The Junior class presented their play November 14, 1947. We Shook The Family Tree , was a Three act comedy by Hildegarde' Dolson. The characters were as follows: ' Hildegarde Dolson ,,.,... Freddie Shermer Mr. Dolson .,.,..,....c ..... Mrs. Dolson .c...... Sally ......,...,.. Bob ........... Jimmy ..o..., Paige ........ Ellie Mae ...... Eleanor Braun Alvin Fink George Rodeck Jacky Haskins Veda Mills Jimmy Amende Eugene Wraspir Georgina Rodeck Belly Lou Winter Jill ........A.,.. , v.... .ac., , W Joyce.Na.pier 'J , Mig. 5511852121 siais i sssaa,a i jaixgiig M2232 Ssggwff fi X plydn J 007 , MWWY' yj clap 1 Wlwgl 4 ff lgxljlb X jpw' fiilfl' 1 I-Q-Q A ,. ,fl IM ll lrlillllkllgl ll flflir4,,.r,'Q,f V All fb 1 WM M T948 -A TIGER TALES SWEETHEART DANCE The annual sweetheart dance was held on February 20, with the theme starlight trolic. The gym was beautifully decorated in blue and white, with small silver stars suspended from the ceiling. The thrones were white with a background ot blue and white streamers. Betty Lou Winter and Alvin Fink were chosen King and Queen, Sue Phillips and Maurice Fink as Prince and Princess. Veda Mills and Virgil Zicha were chosen as best dancing couple. The royal procession which consisted ol King and Queen, Prince and Princess was lead by Harley Jean and Gerry Kuest who acted as crown bearers. Refresh- ments consisted ot cookies, doughnuts and punch. The music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Al Luiten, Mr. Henry Braun, and Mr. Weddle. 4 f. J 4' .f Q? gf ATHLETICS iii TIGER TALES - T948 FOOTBALL QUEEN AND HER COURT Queen Morilu Giese Princesses Tleft 'ro righfj: Mczrciel Fink, Betty Lu Winters, Vero Lenhclrf, Delores Freuh. WWW I T948 -.-.--,g26-fZLc if I TIGER TALES fli Fourth row: Merle Janke, Marvin Fink, Lamar Homberg, Eugene Wraspir, Charles Schoonover, Al Fink, Ben Smith, Third row: LeRoy Hook, Don Wraspir, Bill Emery, VValt Deife, Howard Lobe, Don Sieverkropp, Virgil Zicha, Art Thaut, Bob Hemmerling, Wayne King, Second row: Lamar Heimbigner, Franklyn Koth, M ur'ce Fink, Art Odell, James Weber, Don Zieler, Melvin Carlson, Don Kuest, First row: Leslie Stehr, Don O I Weishoar, Max Totusek, George Rodeck, Walter Greenwalt, Jack Gasser. FOOTBALL The I947 football season was opened with the Merry Go Round , on September I2 at Davenport. Four teams, Odessa, Wilbur, Reardon and Davenport, participated. This year's football team was composed of 26 players, I2 which had been k d Ll d initiated in this sport in previous years. The Coaches were LeRoy Hoo an oy d I tt We will be sorry to lose three Seniors who Stannard. Seventeen boys receive e ers. have played football since their freshman year. They are: Walter Diefe, Benny Smith, and Arthur Thaut. A Senior, Walter Diefe, is the first winner of the Alumni Inspirational Award, He is a four year letterman. The Honorary Captain for the year is Alvin Fink, who will be back fighting next year. ' At the close of the season the boys and their fathers were invited to a football ban uet which was held December I7. The toastmaster was Don Evevolt and the main Q speaker was Coach Phil Sorboe. Films of the boys, in action, in some of their games, were shown. Wilbur Q7 TIGER TALES Game schedule September I2 September 19 September 26 3 October October TO October I7 October 24 November l Team Members Maurice Fink Bill Emry NArt Thaut TAlvin Fink fDon Weishaar tlWalt Diete Name James McDonald TBen Smith WMarvin Fink Leslie Stehr Art Odell Jack Gasser Don Wraspir itDon Kuest TDon Zieler Merle Janke LaMar Hom berg Franklin Koth WVirgil Zicha George Rodeck LaMar Heimbigner Max Totusek Don Sieverkropp Melvin Carlson TLettermen T 948 FOOTBALL lcontinuedj Played Merry Go Round Lind Reardon Davenport Ritzville Grand Coulee Hunters Year Freshman Freshman Senior Junior Junior Senior Sophomore Senior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Fresh ma n Freshman Junior Junior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Managers were Bobby Hemmerling and Wayne King. Where Davenport there here there here there there here Position Quarter back Full back Quarter back Full back Left end Right end Right halt Left tackle Right tackle Guard Center Guard Right tackle Lett half Right guard Right end Tackle Half back Center Lett guard End Right guard Left tackle Guard We 6 O They 6 26 8 7 7 26 7 T948 -. - TIGER TALES Back row: Mr. King, Franklyn Koth, Marvin Fink, Maurice Fink, Don Zieler, Vern Jantzf Front row: Merle Janke, Walt Deife, AI Fink, Don Weishoar, Art Thaut. BASKETBALL This years basketball season was started by Odessa winning the Jamboree, at Ritzville. Odessa won most of its non-conference games but lost some in league play by one or two points. Coaches were Don King and James Doak. Twenty boys turned out for basketball. March 4, 5, and 6 was the Lions Club Tournament. Five school participated, namely: Odessa, . Games At We They Gomes At We They Jamboree Davenport-here Lind Ritzville 7 4 St. John-there Sprague Ritzville i3 lO Harrington-there Ritzville Ritzville 9 I2 Sprague-here Reardon-here 23 30 Reardon-there St. John-here I9 45 Ritzville-there Moses Lake-there 21 20 Davenport-there Lind-there 22 23 Sprague-there Ritzville-here 21 23 Harrington-here Moses Lake-here 37 22 Lind-here i LIONS CLUB TOURNAMENT AT ODESSA Almira 40 24 Moses Lake Lind 36 25 PERSONAL SCORING Player Total Points Virgil Zicha Don Weishaar T76 Maurice Fink Al Fink T48 Marvin Fink Walter Deife 99 Don Zieler Merle Janke 74 Franklin Kath Art Thaut 62 Manager was Vern Jantz TIGER TALES - 1948 Back row: Mr. Mooers, Lorus Quast, Franklyn Koth, Maurice Fink, Virgil Zicha, Jimmy Amende, Hurley Frank, Leslie' Stehr, Sue Phillips, Donna Frank, Margaret Raugust, Veda Mills, Belle Marie Odell, Ardyce Kissler, B. G. Williams, Betty Lou Winters, Colleen Luiien. - TENNIS Twenty five girls and boys Took tennis This year. The coach, Harley Mooers, arranged many games and also the South Side Tournament. N, Xkn 1 X V 4. .,-N N-, A , e- b rf X Q ,. . Y KAY' X x J Q Nix ., V C , X , .Nb J ' V K T 1 P ' . 1, .Hz sn P K A . . 1 -sh fw- , L r ' T948 -. - TIGER TALES Las? row: Jack Gassar, Don Wolf, George Rodeck, Al Fink, Walt Deife, Bill Emery, Art Thaui, Gerald OH, Clarence Giesep Front row: Mr. Gassar, Marvin Fink, Merle Janke, Don Kuesr, Max Totusek, Don Zieler, Wayne King, Lamar Homberg, Lamar Heimbigner. BASEBALL H Twenty boys turned out for baseball This year. We had a good year under the coaching of John Gasser. The game schedule was as follows: Sprague at Odessa, Lind at Odessa, Odessa at Harrington, Odessa at Rifzville. TIGER TALES - - -- T948 Third row: Lila Kuest, 'Ardyce Kissler, Marlene Scrupps, Belle Odell, Dorothy Winters, Doris Wacker, Reta Uhrich, Marciel Fink, Mary Ann Smith, Donna Frank, Miss Henderson: Second row: Betty Lou Winter, Rosemarie Klima, Donna Fisher, Delores Freuh, Norma Hopp, Veda Mills, Marilyn Salo, Jackie Grening, B. G. Williams, Lois Ott, Front row: Colleen Luiten, Sue Phillips, Dorothy Wraspir, Bernice Lobe, Louella Haase, Wilma Widmer, Sylvia Bartalamay, Marjorie Gust, Mary Ann Totusek, Phillis'Huff. G. A. A. The G,A.A. is a newly organized club of which we girls are especially proud. The duty ofthe club is to establish a point system to make it possible for girls to earn letters, stripes and possibly sweaters. With a few hours of playing, biking, and hiking we will be able to earn the points necessary for these various things, Good luck to those who belong and stay healthy. MCL, fx C7 ' 1 l flilwvv AQ,ofre YJ c sl 1 47, 1' J 5, X fl!-5-tLfvx Li, X fgqg fnfwvcgf iz A' . I K 'l948 -, .. TIGER TALES ,Q Left to right: Belle Marie Odell, Betty Lou Winter and Morciel Fink. YELL LEADERS We all were very proud of our yell leoders this post year. Their good work ond ambition pepped up the cheering sections immensely. Good luck girls ond we'll be rooting for you for next yeor. X , J X, Xl KJ f' f 1 'V z ,fi K X J X CK , low X X l l il lv' f f - AC ' ' ' i , . 1 xl lxp 'N x , A . , D , , ' X xx X K I X l N ' ' t 'I i K l fx! l 4 A ' N xi lt M fe ' V, 1 3 l X Yi! Xxl fill, N N 1' ' i JK J I . L 1 ' A D - -I mf' V, AIX li .ll ll ,qffa jff. A Ll 'ff fb if fl A K f' K . .,f ', ,f ' Q ff? Us D it C , ,, r ' rl .- x , I. I, an . 3 N L l l fx! SNJHJS H, TIGER TALES , -- - - 1948 .N y 1948 . ,,- - A - TIGER TALES TIGER TALES - - -- -.,. A 1948 4 Cut Advertisers This Annual Printed By DAVENPQSQ' 5'-I-RIBUNE Typevvriters 81 Adding Machines - Office Equipment 81 Supplies f L1 S COMMERCIA ARTUTJ puma MAKERS V Geatorf of Mark.: J'loqan.f, and Booklet 1 r ::- i 1 Q 1 1 1 1 C81M CAFE 1' . . Fountain, Lunch and Dinners 'I Cullers McCabe P P P I 1 1 1, DO SON'S MARKET Fresh Meats and Poultry Meat Cutting and Prossessing LEON DOBSON, Owner Odessa Union Warehouse Co. Serving l0 Prosperous Communities Odessa-Harrington-Lamona-Irby-Lauer .lantz-Schoonover-Downs-Packard-Mohler Total Membership - 700 Total Bulk Capacity 3,000,000 Dealers In WHEA T-OA TS-BARLEY-FEED-FLOUR-FUEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 O ooEssA DRUG co. ::::: : : 4 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1948 Corner Store and Fountain The Friendly Store O Odessa, Washington Bill cmd Catherine Dahmen Congratulations To The Class of 7948 It Has Been Our Pleasure To Serve You Throughout The Year JOLLY'S APPAREL While Active - Be Attractive Congratulations To The Class Of 7948 ODESSA PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO. Ray L. Schorzman, Prop. Phone 1082 Odessa, Wash. The Best way 'ro sta rt your financial security is a Savings Account in ODESSA STATE BANK Member of F. D. i. c. CONGRA TULA r1oNs TO THE CLASS OF 7948 HEMMERLING HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Haskins Odessa, Wash. Phone 692 STANDARD OIL CO. CARL DAMMEL, Agent - . Phone 1 142 P I Odessa, Wash. 4 Lf -:.-: :::::: A - - - - - - - A ' SCI-IMAUDER'S GROCERY . Groceries, Meets' ond Lockers 4 Your Home Owned Grocery 4 Phone 522 We Deliver 4 4 4 4 L 5 oDEssA BAKERY : Baked Foods Of All Kinds 4 4 Phone 362 Wrospir Bros. 4 4 4 L' +:::::,::::: ::::: :: KISSLER'S APPLIANCE STORE Your Electrical Servant For RADIOS REFRIGERATORS SHARPFREEZERS RANGES AIR CONDITIONERS WALK IN BOXES OIL HEATERS FURNACES SEE US FOR ANY ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES O Clarence Hemmelrling INSURANCE OFFICE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Phone 72 Odessa, Wash. Centennial Flouring Mills Co. GRAIN DEPARTMENT We Always Try To Please Our Customers A. E. Scrupps Manager CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Odessa High School Drinkard's Freight JACK 8g JOHN SUKO MOTORS Odessa Barber Shop For the best Shaves and Haircuts Q I R. Giese, Prop. C. Schmidt G. W. FINNEY LUMBER CO. Building Material and Fuel Phone 452 BIRGE'S GARAGE 81 MACHINE SHOP SINCE 1923 O Machine Work A Motor Tune Up Carburetors Welding Shell Products Magnetos O David Birge lOwneriI WOLF MOTOR SALES Al Wolf Leo Stout Plymouth-DeSoto-GMC Trucks Case Farm Implements Phone 492 Odessa, Wash MO0RE'S Sc T0 S1 STORE O The Friendly Store To The Schools C Mr. Howard Moore STRATES FURNITURE STORE Everything in Home Furnishings Electrical Appliances Phone 482 Odessa, Wash. ODESSA TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENT CO. ' 0 i 4 . + A wr ,W .lohn Deere Farm Machlner f -. , ' .. N, 4 ef-ef-fe.x,1iI'fesQgr,Qr H! . ,i I Caterpillar Tractors , . 57 5, ' Westinghouse 4 ga? I, ...4, W jg: App rances 0 Sales and Service Win. Self, Prop. Odessa, Wash A:, ,J-4-,::::: - - - - A - - LINCOLN REA ELECTRIC Cooperative Inc. Served by Transmission Line direct from Coulee Dam Lincoln County, Washington- The highest KWH consumption per farm member in the U. S.-Average use per member during December '47, 642 KWH.-4,643,335 KWH sold during 1947.- Cooperative maintains 1000 miles of Distribution Line, maintains 65 miles of Transmission Line and maintains four 33 KV Sub-stations. 0 Wheat-second in State-Fourth in Nation 0 10,000,000 Bushels Harvested 0 321,000,000 Dollar Value C Sixth in Beef Production BOARD OF TRUSTEES Conrade Heid, President J. F. lome, Director G. E. Engle, Director Davenport Govan Marlin F. W. Heimbigner, 1st Vice-Pres. J. W. Gaffney, Director LeRoy Johnson, Director Odessa Sprague Wilbur George E. Janett, Secy.-Treas. Harman Houger, Director Charles F. Linstrum, Director Davenport Creston Davenport N. V. FISHER, Manager ODESSA GRANGE SUPPLY Massey Harris lmpleme nt Schafer, Manager Phone 462 Laurence Odessa Hotel and Cate FOLLOW THE ARROW To Good Eats and Sleeping Comfort Phone 222 Odessa, Wash Congratulations to the Class ot l948 HOLYK'S JEWELERS Car and Truck Repairing Standard Oil Products Genuine Delco-Remy and Auto Light Parts CENTRAL MQTORS Carter Carborators I E. M. Bartolamay Residence 538 Odessa, Wash. Phone 9 -::::Q::::: ODESSA CLUB Fountain Service Sporting Goods Luncheon Beer and Wines Roscoe Wagner Art Grening TO GRADUATES Congratulations on your graduation from The Odessa High School As part oi This community we feel proud of your acheivemenTs. We are proud To be part of This community and To offer The best in equipment in hardware, farm machinery, and Transportation by representing The following manufacturers: International Harvester Company General Electric Corporation Marshall Wells Company Oliver Corporation Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile ODESSA TRADING COMPANY The Farmers Store :JJ '::::- - - - A :::4 Q,-:.f: Lockwoocls Studio For The Best In Photography 0 N. 3 Post Street Spokane, Washington 'P 'r 1 'i 1 ' 4 P r r r v I+ v Howard E. Phillips 1+ Attorney At Law fi 1 'r 'r P o P P P P i i Phone 572 Odessa, Wash. :E 'i P :E O 5: xxl