Okanogan High School - Dog Tracks Yearbook (Okanogan, WA)

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LOUIS MILLARD has finished the plans in bluepr1nt form for the new add1t1on to O H S The great Millard o's only regret 1S that h1s children w1ll graduate too soon to enjoy the new bu1ld1ng GWFNNIE LOU PAYNE CMORRISJ 18 now res1d1ng 1n East Omak w1th all her l1ttle 'pa1ns CAFOLYN OAKS poor Carolyn can't seem to get her Don's stra1ghtened out She is now engaged to Don Plutocrat HATTIE PICKETT Cvidc F1nkbeinerj JOY PLASTER famous 1nterior decorator w1th the H1nde Construct on. Company, 18 known the world overfor'her catchy s o an, D aster with Plaster BILLY PAUL PARTEN looked so cute 1n his Nat1onal Guard u 1form that he slgned up for l1fe ANNA IARIE RICARD was released on S2 OOO ba1l after plead1ng 'Not gu1lty to buymg bubble gum for minors This is Gun Totln' Ann1e's second offense and 1f she 18 found gu1lty of th1s h1d90uS cr1me she w1l1 be lucky to get away wlth her l1fe MIKE SHEELEY famous for hav1ng avolded all types f work, has 1nvented a bubble gu which needs no chewing, blowsng, or tastlng FROG SIMS, who has tr1ed several 0CCupBt1OnS3 stea11ng ch1ckens, rustl1ng cattle, stamped1ng horses, wrestling and so on, now has a P8d10 program H15 theme song 18 'That Ol' Mountain Dew BETTY SKIERKA was seen at the school building, waiting CLARENCE SLAGER has spent the last several years 1n Washington D C where he has been trying to enlzst members to h1s Com un1st Party Rumor has 1t, however, that he w11l have to take the loyalty test for un Amer1can1sm The SMITH g1rls, aNDA and GILDA, are runn1ng competi tion with the Sm1th brothers in productlon of cough drops, but Wanda spends most of'the time watchlrg the mails DICK SHEETS That 13 I, as M188 Snuth used to teach us to say, and I guess you already know that the New York Yan kees just would not be a team w1thout 'yours truly'for thexr pitcher TWEDEN 'Refer back to G1b Edwards Paunch MINE TANGEN I guess we won't need to tell h1m where 18 1n fact, who are we to tell h1m anyth1ng9 JOE TUGHW Penny, penny, who's got the penny? Joe has one, but she has all of h1s, they say KENNETH WELLS is the th1rd of the Pleasant Valley Ruby Bus Boys Kenny keeps the passengers happy wh1le Harry and Don do the dr1v1ng and the totln' EVELYN WAHL the Malott Apple Blossom Queen, got a good start 1n '48 for a talent scout found her, took her away from her job as llbfarlan at Chesaw and new she is contend ng for the t1tle of M1ss Amenca ANNA LAURA 7ORKHnN as we have said, 15 hostess at the Caribou and keeps all the guests happy That's all, and I hope lt makes Prof Tangenhappy to f1nd out what has become of us all Let's stlck it ln an alfmall envelope, rush down town and send it on 1tS way ..31- l . O I s ' . X . . . ,'L . . . . - - 1 - n O . I O , , . -' Q , . . i. Q . I . 1 g 1 l . . 1 . u . g 1 . . , I . . . , , ' ' A o . O . . Q . II for James to get out of school. U O . I . . . . q . - . . . , B. . II I DON - ' ' , , T If - he ' 3 ' ' ' .U . O , 1 I . . v - i - - - . ll I U h, f, I ' .1 D ' . I 1 . . , Us O

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EVELYN GARN B 13 new the W1fO of a wealthy minlster They are plannlng to tare up m1SS1OnHTy wer' 1n the trop1c 1SlQnH0f Attu C0nVCFt1ng VICIOUS malemutes 1ntO sled dogs JOHN GALLAHSR and h1S fam1ly have moved to Windy H11l, say1ng Ukaumnt to get away from lt a11'N when asked how many k1ds he had John Bald nOh, 18 or 19 ha1d, I guess DON GAULT Cv1de Buchananl 18 on the Ruby Coach BETTY HAGBDUJ 1S new wr1t1ng a book ent1t1ed nN1ne asy Be Glamorous the Ra1n1er Beverage lbrks Whlch runs on f1ve day a week schedule, th1S gives Stub t1me for h1s adventurous l1tt1e 0Ut1HgB and exploring the wonders of the woods MARY ANN HARRIS has accepted a p0S1t1OD to teach the CQhH1bQlS of Upper Borneo the manly art of self defense so they can protect themselves from the ever 1ncreas1ng throats of C1Vi11Zat1OBo IMRY SUE HARRIS found a nlclel 1n the streets of Malott then went to Brewster and bet on the long shot of the Derby, Dry Bones Now sho has more money than rocks on e school grounds and that's lotsl' PAT HVIHLDN found learnlng to fly very easy, she alu ys was the fly ty type SA1 HOUSTON the fourner of the R1VCFSld0 Gazette, is looking forward to a large boom in bus1ness as he 18 plan n1ng to branch out 1n both halott and D1s utel These enter pr1ses lcep h1m pretty busy but he 1S st1ll hold1ng down h1S ort of a nPullman Porter' Ways to Brcal Your Nose and St1l1 DON HARRIMAN has gust bought e Sald, mlb 1, a person has to support h1S family BRUCE HUBBARD has gust opened h1S resort and dude ranch on Happy H111 He has two thousand acres of the most beau t1ful scab land and safe brush any dud has ever set eyes on KARBT KINSBY U S Prcs1dent, last year appolnted these new cab1net members Kenneth Cubbage, Secretary of Treasury, J1m y Kaufman Secretary of Army and Harry Buchanan, Secre tary of Labor LOu1S Stevens 15 hor page bov. JI1 LADFLAN 18 new perforn1ng w1th the great Elf Het zel J1m's spcc1a1ty 15 the head under arm, knee bond, foot bang, loft footed tT1CP shot. HELEN ' LLEY and her l1tt1e road crew were seen 1n Okan- ogan last Saturday dO1ng the1r shopp1ng SHIRLEY LATSHAW 16 learn1ng to be a better housew1fe from her HOlghb0PS, Hrs Jones and the Squatleys General RUNALD LOVBJOY V1S1tCd Conconully and R1vers1de on one of family, better known as h1s fr1ends 1n Okanogan, h1S few tP1P8 from camp. ART LUCAS seems to have been b1nes He wrnt to worl for Hank JOE McCXULEY, who has been an undcrstudy for Gypsy Rose Lee, 15 new stea11ng hor fame w1th h1s new dance to the tune o nPomp and C1rcumstance ' MARY LOU dBYDRHC1F 18 still famous as she was 1n her school days for hQV1ng never been photographed no camera w1ll hold up under the straln Mary Lou says sho has modern 5010300 baffled mlxed up w1th some com and Howard's 30 1 Du l ' ' ' . 0 , . B . . 5 . . . , . . . . , ' 'A ' . r ' ', , I I . V . . gy , 0 . ' - 8 I O hu L ' ' ' ' ' ' E 1 ,. ' ll N O . . a . U . ' 0 ' r ' . ll . II . --- , 1 1 ' ' ' 0 fi 1, ' ' . . I . Q . - . :A . . . . . job as copy boy at the Okanogan Independent. When asked why h ' 1 1 ' .N 1 ' U .- . S . , N , . . 151 ' , n 0 . z , 0 .1 3 ' O L ' V ,,,, , . , . ,. .L .' ' A . x . .A 1 . . - - - A ' 3. i -L , . . . . I I , . . . . u ' ' ' s -1 ' T . 0 l . . . . T f ' .' f wi b .7 . . ' I s . D . . . I ' O

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DYQ' 'U Ol1Q'FC SB!!0R M MORIES We, the members of the class of 1948 will remember wlth goy the days we have spent in O H 6 As freshmen the boys were 611gibL6 to pertlcipate 1n sports, the girls 1n turnout. Later in the term we recelved lnvltations to attend the football and basketball dances. Our first soclal Ct1V1t3 s sophonlrcs was the nCotton Hop ' We put on a dance Slmilar to one put on by the class of '47g thus the nCotton Hopn became an annual affalr, 'Junior Mlss was the flrat play 1n whlch our class tered, two of our classmates were 1n th1 all school play. we wound up our sophomore year w1th a very successful plcnic at Alta Lake Our Junior year started out w1th a watermelon picnic at O ak Lake Everyone had eplenty of w'tormD1on tio or three 8P1GC6l When our class rlngs came, we had a roller skating party to regoice over our new Jewelry, Some whose minds turned to dramaties were Love Your Neighbor and in the three one act speech class plays. The maln event of our Junior year was the Prom glven for the senlor olass The theme, Star Dust,' wa worked into a beautiful settlng Stars, effective 11ght1ng, and billowy clouds helped to glve an out of th1s world atmosphere to the gymnasium The class had several spr1ng partles before the final p1onlc at Alta Lake At last we were senlorsl To celebrate the fact, we held a party 1n the gym Us took an ctive part 1n the all school play, T1ger House and the sppech class put on three one act plays agalrs The senlor play, 'Home Sweet HOm1C1d9,n was fun, Our parents gave us a Sen1or Banquet and Ball, Thls was an event whlch every senlor really appreciated. Sen1or Sneak! Boy, d1d we have a good time! Baccalaureate and Com encement hlgh lighted the endlng of our S6H1Of year. We ended our h1gh school days w1th tears and laughter -32' . . ny I V , l' O l I D 1 o I V I a rua - 1 - , O Q . 1 4 - I 0 A . .S . I Q as ' 'J l -. . ' , . ' I ln ' n . . - u e ' S y . . . . . 1 1 1 1 . C . ' . . . O R a . . N . u - - n ' Q C