Olympia High School WW Miller High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Olympia, WA)

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' M1468 bow-4 XX Wcbfo' ' 1 x W 1, . , ',ef-I Wg RMA --.y0l -. su .wx Q f- 0 tx I F is gf ff, ff .55 fi, CO TET Foreword ...... ................Y ., .., , ,...,.,.,....5... ..... 5 Dedication ,,,,... ..,................ooo,............o.M..,..o ,,,,7 6 ADMINISTRATION Administration ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,..,,.,,,,.,,,.,..,,,,,..,,i,,.,,,,, ,,,,,t,. 7 Faculty ,,,,,,,,,,,,..., ....,., 8 , 9 ASB Officers ,,,,,,..,,,,, ,.,,,,.... l 0 ASB Committees ,,,.,,., ,.,,.v,,,,,,. l l Senate, Committees t,,..,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,.i,,i,,,,,,..., tt,v,. l 2 , I3 CLUBS AND CREWS Honor Winners, Honoraries .....,......,.,.,,.,.eeee, .,.... l fi, 17 Girls, Boys Club Officers, Events. ....... ....,, l 8, 19 Service Organizations ,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,..,..,.,........ ,,.... 2 0- 25 SPORTS Pep Staff .,....,....,..,,,,,,,,,. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, ,,,,,, 3 O , 3l Coaches, Big O ,.,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.... ,,,,,.... , 32 Football ..,........,....,...A,i,..,.i,i,,,,,,,,i,,,,,i, ,,,,,, 3 3 - 36 Wrestling, Intramural Football eee,eea ......,,,, 3 7 38 Basketball ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,......,..,.,......,,. ...... , 39 Swimming ..,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,..,, 4 0 Cub, Frosh, Intramural Basketball, ......,. ,,.... 4 1 Track ,..,,,,,..........,,.,........,..eeoeeee.e,.--......,., ,,,.,, 4 2 Baseball ,,,,,,,,....,,,...,..c,.,..,.....,......,eee.... ..,,,, 4 3 Golf, Boys Tennis . ,,..,, -,,ss, 4 4 Girls Tennis, GAA ......... ..,.....,eeeseeee,t.eeeeeeeee,-, ,sss,s 4 5 ACTIVITIES Olympiad Staff ,,,.,..,, 48, 49 Olympus Staff e..,eee.,..... ,r,,,c 5 0, 51 Drama, Broadcasting ,.,-,, ,,,,,, 5 2, 53 Vocal Music ,.......,,.,..,.,.,. ,,,,,, 5 4, 55 Instrumental Music ,,,,,,.. ,,,,,, 5 6, 57 Dance Photos, s......,,,,.,, ,,,,,, 5 8, 59 May Court ,cc,,c,c,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,s,,vVv,,,,,, -,,,wY 6 0 , 61 CLASSES junior High, ,c.,..... ,,c,,.,,,,,,,,-,,--- ,,s,,, 6 6 , 67 68 69 Class Officers .,,.,,, ,,,,,v , Freshmen ........... ,,,,,, 7 0 - 73 Sophomores .,............,,,.,.. ,,--,- 7 4 - 77 Juniors .,.................................. ,,,,e, 7 8 - 81 Senior Acknowledgment ...... e,,,,.,,, 8 4, 85 Senior Section ..,,,,,r.,.,,cc,.,,........................,.,...,.,.. -f,,,,, 8 6 - 102 ADVERTISEMENTS Ads ....,...,................................................,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, ...tt l 03 - 123 .Acknowledgments ....,. ,.,.,,,,,,, , 124 Page Four fi? f wt at ' tfwsffw Mayhew , ' V Q 5' y ljfffiyj if V wfyyiyjsf fx 3 A C V Q ' I Cy! ' LF- K. Md'-fl y As each succeeding year goes by, music comes to have a deeper mean- ing to high school students. Songs and melodies play an important part in high school activities from the yell songs heard in pep assemblies to the soft tunes heard at all school dances. We feel that Say It With Music is a fitting theme for the year just past. We hope that as you look over this book remembering the good times of the last year, you, too, will agree and Say It With Music. K g. - wax 7 .g :r Y W i 7 9 ' -- 9' .sf - I f Hx 2 Qi Q X L gi it J Q . -' 3 L it .,' Tv, 4 f-7' ,gf 3 -4- 9 o X ..Z' K-7 1' 9 ' 0.4! ' G , ' ' 1 3 -7 f . - . l .57 'V . , nd 3 'JZ sql- , JJ 0 ' 'WJ -W 1 ' .1 if by it Jw if Page Five E DEDIC TE In appreciation to you, Clayton Farrington, we dedicate the l95li edition of the Olympiad. Your ability to interest students in civic affairs has been a great aid to the fixture citizens attend- ing Olympia high school. Mr. Farrington, your life has been an eventful one-a native ol' Montana, you received both your B. A. and M. A. from Montana State university. Your activities in school include acting as adviser for the junior class and the Standards and Elections committee. You also manage ticket sales for all school activities. Your interests outside school include being a member ol' the American Legion, Musicians union and Trades council. ln this way we hope to repay you lor the years ol' wonderful service you have given Olympia high. Page Six X 4: Cotnpleting Olxntpia's secondary school huilding program is one ol the l'L'SIJOIl5llJlllllL'S laced hy the Board ol' education during the next lew years. .Xlter- ations and itnproxeinents in present lacilities will also Pictured' at tlre lop left is Willard Matters, as- siytanl superintendent of schools anal Leland P. Brown. superintendent of schools. Pictured at top right if Don Hunt, principal. Counselors pictured at left are Norman folrrixon, farnex Bolrle, twin Elizabeth Crockett, Member'5 of the xclrool board pictures' below are Virgil Adams. Henry Bolender. Darrell VV. jonef. Glenn W. I.arza'er.v. fr.. Mfr. Mel Knox, Oliver R. Ingersoll, he considered. Both I.. P. Brown. Superintendent ol schools. and XVillard Matters. .Xssistant superin- I I I I l tendent ol schools, will work in close association with the school hoard and principal to carry out this prograni. Continuing to lollow his plan ol' educating every student to the liniit ol' his ahility. Principal Don ll. Bunt has had the added responsibility ol' keeping Olympia high school operating smoothly and lortning policies lor teachers and students. He has also def voted nnlch ol his tinle to student activities. Serving' all students. the guidance department ol Olympia high school uses methods which are keyed to the individual. Exery student is encouraged to seek the aid ol counselors on educational plans. personal prohlenis and social developnients. Student analyses are prepared through standardized tests. grades. teachers, atutohiographies, and personality records. Ready to help students receive the ntost lroin their high school careers are the three guidance counselors at OHS. Miss 1'lHl2llJL'lll Crockett. Dean ol' Girls and Girls cluh adviser: Vice principal .lznnps H. llohle and Director ol counseling. Nortnan llohnson. School hoard plans lor the coming year include the huilding ol new grade schools and the cfnixersion ol Nlaslnngton school to exclusive nnnor high use. Meinhers ol' the school hoard are: Oliver R. Ingersoll. president: Glenn XV. Landers. vice president: Virgil .Xdan1s.secretaryg and Darrell XV. -lones, Mrs Mel Knox and Henry XV. liolender, tnenlhers. Page Seven Page Eight FACULTY Members of the Olympia high school faculty pictured at left are: james Gilmore, art, Leslie Armstrong, music, Miss Mary Farrington, English, French, Henry Mel- usky, mathematics, Herbert Challen, science. Members of the Olympia high school faculty pictured at left are: front one! Robert Tardiff, mathematics, industrial arts, Robert Summers, mathematics, driver training, Miss Mary Margaret Anderson, mathematics, Ufilliam Fuller, industrial arts: lrow twoj Norman Richardson, Iohn Fuller, industrial arts, Mrs. Gwendolyn Williams, physical education, study, Law- rence Pinson, industrial arts, driver train- Hlg. I, Members of the Olympia high school faculty pictured at left are: frow onef Miss Mary Catherine Schmitt, English, Latin, Don Thornhill, English, German, Miss Lily Everton, Miss Elizabeth Huff, Miss Margaret Moran, English, frow twol R. C. Anderson, Spanish, Miss Alma Olson, English, Miss Mary Ewen, English, drama, broadcasting, H, L, Anderson, English, james Carlson, English, speech. FCLTY Members of the Olympia high school faculty pictured at right are: frow onej Mrs. Gladys Prunty, assistant librarian, Michael P. Schuller, librarian, Mrs. Mary Top, health, study, frow twoj Mrs. Eileen Dekker, Mrs. llflartha Jones, Miss Marie Mollestad, home economics, Ernest Ander- son, English, journalism. Members of the Olympia high school faculty pictured at right are: frow onej llliss Marjorie Heron, Mrs. Louise Mac- donald, Clayton Farrington, Mrs. Helen Christopher, social science, Mrs. Esther Flagg, mathematics, frow twoi Wilbur Keller, Ford Mullen, science, Mrs. Eliza- beth Kast, social science, Tilford Gribble, social science, mathematics, Mrs. Frances Amundson, study, Clifford Cannon, soc ial science, Walter Chance, science. Members of the Olympia high school faculty pictured at right are: frow onel Miss Agnes Bushnell, Miss Mary Robert- son, commercial, Harold Murphy, com- mercial, English, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Ralph Lindsay, commercial, frow two! Mrs. Alma Bratton, study, Mrs. Harriet Veek, assistant secretary, Mrs. Marguerite Spurgeon, social science, study, Mrs. Miriam Reed, secretary, Mrs. Doris Col- vin, commercial. Faculty members not pictured on these pages are: Mrs. Ianice Neher, study, Robert Miller, Fred Schlichting, music, Rudy Sanderson, mathematics, M. W. Rockey, physical education. Page Nine STUDE T LE DERS 'liar Dick Myat President i Cappy Ingham Ianice Kreger Vice Presideni Secretary Dorothy Goldsby Bob Richards Treasurer Yell King Members of the Social committee pictured at bottom left are: Scharnehorn, Guiberforz. Hollenlrerlz, Price. Wyvxrze. Culp, Underwood, Parr. Not pictured is Min Margaret Morarx, advixer. Members of the Finance forrzrrzittee pielurea' below right are: Gofdxby, Wall. Hinlzle, Don Bunt. adviser, Page Ten 'N-s COUNCILS OF THE YE R Heading all student activities is the Senate, the stu- dent government system ol Olympia high school. Senat- ors are selected by the students on the basis ol leadership ability and scholastic average. Through this organization, every student has a voice in procedures relating to tl1e school. 'l'o appoint various standing committees is a func- tion ol' the Senate. Ghairman for lirst semester commit- tees were Bill james, Standards and electionsg Gloria Greenwood, Rulesg Sandra Musick, iilellareg and Pat Fox, Building and equipment. George Somnis headed the yearslong Student-laculty relations committee, Carole Peterson, Pointsg Brad Gierke, Assemblyg Dot Goldsby, Financeg Gloria Greenwood, Gonstitutiong and Bob itlilliams, Letters and awards. Senate Revises Constitution :Xt the beginning ol the second semester, new senat- ors were elected. Chosen to head committees were Sandra Xvoodard. Standards and elections: Jerry Kelly, Rulesg and Bill Gollee, Building and equipment. Bringing the constitution up to date, the locker condition, student control ol the cafeteria, and revising the letters and awards system were the four main items on the senate's agenda this year. Suggestions for revision ol' the constitution included scholastic requirements for executive othces and the possibility ol keeping records ol' the constitutions of every organization in school. Students Retain Cafeteria Control Senate passed a motion to have shop classes make wooden plugs lor setting lockers. Approved, also, was a bill stating that control ol the cafeteria be returned to the students. The bill was a compromise between stu- dents telling on each other and the honor system. Action was taken on revising the letters and awards system. lt was suggested that the requirements be raised and letters not given so freely. In this way, the letters would have a deeper meaning of accomplishment to the students. Members of the Assembly committee pictured at top left are: Krew onej Miss Mary Catherine Schmitt, Ridder, Stackhouse, Parsons, And- erson, Berntsen, Richards, frow two! Knox, Hayden, Gierke, Goldberg, Myatt, Lynch. Members of the Constitution committee pictured at top right are: frow onej james, Tyminski, Myatt, Greenwood, Underwood, frow twol Williams, Don Bunt, adviser: Buchner, Rohrbeck. Members of Student-faculty relations committee pictured at bottom left are: Jacobs, Ford Mullen, Miss Mary Ewen, Richardson, Somnis, Yoakam, Mrs. Doris Colvin. Members of the Points committee pictured at bot- tom right are: Swanson, Peterson, Bellerud, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Smith. Schmidt. Page Eleven REPRESE TI G . . . Members of tlve Rules committee pictured at top left are: Greenwood, Parsons, Patterson. Members of tbe Standard ana' Elections corn- mittee pictured at top right are: Clayton Far- rington, adviserg Rolrrbeck, farnes, Graff. Members of tbe Building and Equipment committee pictured at bottom left are: Ing- barn Fox, Melia. Members of tbe Welfare committee Dictnred at bottom right are: Knox Musick, Anderson. liflernbers of tba first sernester Senate pictured below are: fronf onel Brady, Knox, Ufeeles, Arnans, Callqowski, Tyminslei, Croll, Snead: lirow tivol Farmer, W. Pulliam, Bloelv- er, Sealvurg. Kregcr. Hannon. Hinkle, Green- wood, Osborn, Golzlsby. Boone: front tbreel Mcffartliy, Underwood, Musicle, Long, Par- sons, Cummings, Patterson, Aitdersori, Buciv- ner, Nelson, Petersomfrow fourj Richards, Williams, Baker. Lane, Stam, Stauffer, Boett- cber, Hilde-n, Stacey. Yoakurn, Robrbecle, Esterly, Ingbam, Melin: frow fivel Wall, Benedetto. tVIyatt, james, Ross. Ingbam, Fox, Knox. Graff. Christensen, Harder, West. Page Twelve . . THE SENATE MW, rravtaa ,aww Members of tbe Rules committee pictured at top left are: Larson, Kelly, Mattson. Mem- bers of tbe Standards and Elections committee pictured at top rigbt are: Proudfoot, Wood- ard, Etheridge. Members of tbe Building and Equipment committee pictured at center are: Coffee, Weaver. Members of tbe second semester Senate pictured below are: Irow onel Palm, C. Jobn- son, Scbold, Webster, Copelan, Furtnrangler, Brassfield, Aetzel, Wbittle, Goldsbyg front twoj Berntsen, Kreger, Hinkle, I. Haumann, Gierke, Still, M. Haumann, McKay, Ridder, Woodard, frow tlvreej B. Iolvnson, Gervais, Cairncross, Ward, Dalrymple, Larson, Etb- eridge, Stroud, Hopkins, frow fourj Kelly, Bacleman, Martin, Weaver, Pifer, Dunn, Pearson, Proudfoot, Sjodin, frow five! Kirch- rneier, Caldwell, Mattson, Brown, Coffee, lnglvarn, Auvinen, Carlson, Springer, Hend- ricks, Croll, Maxwell, Page Tlvirteen 1 2 . . 1 I , WM! 50 lbrozzalh we bali! az! the fwilzghfff fmt gleazwzingn wen f QU 4 Z3 C I fly- ,f WLCLXCZ! A f f i 1 fi A fa' F A LCV ff if HUC! ffhl- 7 f X, Lf L Q? f lid! Q 1 Cf f i f V C15 f X J 3 MQ! ju ff! J lil! 0 if , UUCJ L k X fx, KUCXL, ,, I, JJ, I A JA V! f V if if W, 5 ,- 'jf aff U ' x b KX ,lf ' 1 ,724 Suzanne Hinkle George Somnis Bill Ross Alan Weaver DAR Award Football Inspirational Basketball Inspirational Swimming Inspirational QHO OR NNERS Pictured at left are the students with the 10 highest grade point averages in the senior class: fron' onej janet McKay, Suzanne Hinkle, Carol Tarnblyn, jean Parsons, frow twoi l'Gloria Greenwood, lFCappy Ingham, Gretchen Overton, Elizabeth Thomsen, Howard VanderMeer, Carol Burns. flsffornmencement spealzersj. N 'lf Members of the Honor Society pictured above are: frow onej Han1ley,'Zandell, Voelz, Blake, Cole, Rood, Goldsby, Gerth, frow tnfoj Greenwood, Schold, Richardson, Pebbles, Overton, Underwood, Long, Swanson, Hutchinson, Meeks, Fletcher, Tiernan, Westberg, Burns, Mc- Kay, Livernash, Leach, K. Boone, Shaneyfeltg frow three! Price, Scharne- horn, Rogers, Barbara Patterson, Wilcox, Hinkle, Tamblyn, Musick, Watson, Stroud, Roundtree, Beth Patterson, Franks, C. Peterson, Willett, Parsons, Haumann, N. Boone, Miss Mary Farrington, adviser, frow fourj Purcell, Yoaleurn, Bratlon, Richards, Knox, Graff, VanderMeer, Weaver, farnes, Harder, Moorhouse, Ingham, Holt, Woods, Williams, Burkhart, Gierlee, Guiberson, Croll, Kash, B. Peterson, Christensen, Schrnidtlee, Armstrong. Page Sixteen HO OR HIE X'Vinning the DAR award was Susie Hinkle. 'l'his award was based on citizenship. scholastic ability and activity record. George Somnis received the Rotary Inspirational award in lootball. George played varsity lootball lor three yearsg and during his senior year he was all-con- ference, all-state and all-American guard. Chosen to receive the Y's Menls Inspirational award in basketball was Bill Ross. This award is given annually lor outstanding sportsmanship on and oll' the basketball court. XVinning the Swinnning Inspirational award was Alan X'Veaver. .Xl was chosen by his teammates lor his outstanding sportsmanship and team support. Students who have accumulated enough points through play cast and committee work are eligible lor membership in lllespians. lXliss Mary lfwen is adviser. Sponsorship ol' the .lournalism banquet is the re- sponsibility ol' the Quill and Scroll. Alournalism students must pass strict requirements to obtain membership. lirnest .Xnderson is adviser. lo stitnulate and promote art in OHS is the Hi- .-Xrts. Prospective members' work must be voted on and approved by the club belore they may belong. -james Gilmore advises the club. Honor Society is composed ol' juniors and seniors with a GPA ol' 3.00 or better. The club's main activity is presenting the annual Honor Society assembly, Miss Mary Farrington is adviser. Members of Quill and Scroll pictured at right are: frow one! Lyncb, Stabno, Steussy, Fulton, Stroud, frow two! Carstensen, Westberg, Flint, Baker, Thompson, Preston, Grocottg frow tbree! Peterson, Hopkins, Cravens, Gierlee E. F. Anderson. adviser. Members of Hi-Arts pictured above are: frow one! Vacb. Livernaslv. lfVilcox. Strand, Wrigbt. McCracken, Pebbles, Steussy. Fuller, Niemiq Woodard, Reeves, Price: Krow two! james Gilmore, adviser: Willits, trow two! Terry. Overton. Willett. Pifer. Hendrickson, Hayden, Livesay, Esterly, West. Members of Tbespians pictured above are: lrow one! Finley, Kronf tlvree! Burns. Knox. Miss Mary Ewen. adviser: Seilz. Dickison. Page Seventeen Page Eiglvteeu HBOF... Wlemlrerx of tlve Girlf fluln cabinet pifturea' at left are: lrow one! Berntsen. Barlmra Patterxon. Betlr Patterson, faeobf. Berk. G. folmsorz, Wiltox. Stalmo, Over- ton: lrow two! La Fond, B. folmson, Vlfuodard. Parsons. Gierke, Misy Eliz L lretlr Crockett, Mis: Marjorie Her A advixerr: Arnarls, Hirl-lsle. fkirmer. Bar are My QM s N x ' 'X CPR ew Wv,w+ivD N u mi A BX W 'B SJ NW 1 S Qi- wx' W X J QQ., , fx-P9-f f , W x K K Www Xe' K Nw, l VN l QEPQ ,, Lf LJ 1 Rx NO ' ! QQ? P 5 TW,,Jf,s 90 f ' ' -rwxe. LSQ Memlverx of the Boys club board of U - forztrol pirturea' at left are: frow one!O X' Norman jolvnsorz. adviser: Harder. Baker, Riflvardx, Wall. Beck, Yoakum. Miller: XJ frow two! Moorlvouse. Fox. Weaver, Ilgxadgpk lvam. Wltltlff. Bratton, Gill. CS' Memlver of tlve Girls auxiliary ralrinet pirtured at left are: Aetzel, Buclmer, Tyrninslzi, Miss Marjorie Herorz, adviseri Matlvewx, Van Dyke, Hannon. Stewart. .. . CTI ITY Girls eluh opened the year with a Big-Sister party to help acquaint all new girls with Olympia high school and help thenl rnake new lriends. Giving' a lfalher-llaughter hanquet provided the girls a ehanee to honor and entertain their lathers. Gretehen llohnson, general ehairnian. and her eoinniittee carried out the thenle Moments to Renieinberf' On March Ili the annual Girls eluh tolo was held in the OHS gyninasiuin. Decorations were handled hy the Soeial eonunittee. Globe Trot was the theme and carried out in decorations and eostunies. Prizes were given lor the niost original and authentic' eostunies. .X husy year was completed with the Mothers tea held May ll in the OHS ealateria. Spring Songs was chosen as the theme. lX'ith the help oi' her eonunittees Gretchen johnson. general ehair- inan, niade this year's tea one ol. the finest. Silver liellsl' was the thenie ol' the Girls auxiliary Nlothers lea held on Deeenlber 14. He- sides putting' on a sueeesslul tea, the eluh sends seraphoolcs to Madigan hospital and carries on other projects during the year. Girls auxiliary ineinhers also help hy serving lor the Girls eluh Mothers lea in May. During the year the Boys elulm sells book covers lo raise money. They also have a Dads night. On May ll the hoys treated their dads Io an evening ol entertainment. Exhibitions lroin the chemistry and physics laboratories. art elasses and nletal shop were shown. .X line program was given and relreshnients were served. This annual allair was sponsored hy all OHS boys under the we i ehairnianship ol' Vie Yoakuni. vt, .K Mefnberi' of the Home ana' Grounds' Committee pictured al top are: H0315 elialv lwook cover fale: lflfall. tlfloorlvouse. Baker. Pictured al lvotlom How ond Golrllverg, Kanz. Wiiiizer. Yoakam: How two! Kirflvmeief, left and right. are two action slwts of the Girly clulv Big-Sixtcr party Half. llfaltcr Chance, adviser. Pictured at center is an action ,shot Of ilu' Page Nineteen l J Page Twenty THEY FHA Council FHA Council is the ruling' body ol' the lfu- ture Home-makers ol' iXmerica. This club helps to promote interest in luture homemaking, and helps to unite the cooking' and sewing' classes ol' Olympia high school. Their biggest project ol' the year is a Mother-daughter banquet. Members are elected to the council and they must maintain a grade point average ol' 2.5. Mrs. Martha -Iones serves as adviser lor the FHA council. Debate Squad 'l'o further interest in Debate and other speech activities ol' a competitive nature. and to promote an awareness and understanding' ol' cur- rent world problems is the purpose ol' the De- baters. james Carlson gives much ol' his time acting' as coach for the debate squad. Cashiers Serving the school in an important capacity and the gaining' ol' valuable business experience are the prime values to be had from serving' as a cashier. They handle all business transactions and are located in the .XSB olliee. Ralph l.ind- say is the cashiers' adviser. Foreign Language Council Planning the annual Foreign language ban- quet in the spring' is the chief function ol' the Language council. Two representatives ol' each lan rua fe tau tht at OHS and the lan rua fe teach- A in A U . . ers compose the council. Members of the FHA council pictured at top are: frow one! Barney, Patterson, Stewart, Stabno, Farmer: frow two! Arrians. Wilcox, Anderson. Tyrninslei, Cairncross, Members of the Debate squad pictured at center are: frow one! Lynch, Greenwood, Townsend, Roundtree, Gorzyaw, Loebner, Mathews, Furtwangferg frow two! Springer, M. Hagan, Proudfoot, L. Hagan, johnson, Ferguson, Mauer, Smith, Bruner, Harmon, Camrnarano, Carstensen, james Carlson, adviser. Cashiers pictured at bottom left are: Grate, Grele, Ralph Lindsay, adviser, Travis. Reinhart. Boone, Wright, Members of the Foreign language councif pictured at bottom right are: frow one! Don Thornhill, Miss Mary Catherine Schmitt, Cafdrveil, Hayden: trow two! Miss Mary Farrington, Dunn. Ingham, R, C, Anderson. ORK . . . Stage Crew XYorking lmellillll llle srellesn is lllc clillicllll llllll some- llllIC5 llllsllng work ol' the Slllgl' 6'l'L'W. fJlJL'l'llllllQ2, Slilgl' lizlrililics ill all plays, C'Olli'C'l'lS, Zlllil assl-nllmlivs l'C'Klllll'L'5 many llours lnclorl' Zlllll alter scllool. AlCllllJCl'5 also ll2lIllllC Llle ligllling' at all scllool ll2lIH'CS.f,I1C' crcllil is glX'L'Il lor Lllll lirsl year ol sel'vil'e. Crew l'lllL'l- lllis year was Miko Scitf. Gvorgl' Morris replafecl .Illllll lfuller as aclriscr. Mr. l'illllL'l'l12lll been Stage allviser lor 20 years. Lost and Found 'l'llisyear,Sl1l'rryAlac'olJsllczlclvcl l.osl Zlllll lollllcl, a Girls Club zlftivilv. Girls are l2lkCIl lrom l'Olll'Ill pl-riocl stllllv halls 1 1 to serve on the l'0lIlllllllL'L'. Nll'llllX'l'S speml one Sllltly llall El week al Lllc l.osl and liflllllll clcsk. ,-Xrlirlcs Gill bl- I'l2lllIll'll cluringr lirst or seconcl lllllfll. lfYCl'yllllllg liiillllll except purses is Illl'IlGil ill al llll' clcsk. Miss lilifalmcllr Clrockell is their laclllty aclriser. Ushers Club illlllllll' llllll Senior girls willl a Cl ax'l'l'agrll llllll a IlL'lll. zlttlilclirc llIJ1JC2llllIlC'L' are eligible lo join Usllers Clllll. XX'itll the aicl ol IJl'CSlClClll Sllllillll xvilllilllllll rick- IJl'CSlllCIll Gloria Pulliam: 5L'i'l'Cl2ll'y Alllcly llollelllleckg llllll aclxiser, Hzlrolcl Amlerson, llll' grollp llslll-rl-cl al plays. games. c'onl'erts anal olllel aclixities. NlL'lIIlJL'liS also operate-cl the Num Num v 1 e Hut at loollaall games. Ill Nllllfll Llle llsllcrs club llclcl ll lJ2lIlCll1CI in Llle Olympia lligll snllool raletcria llOll0l'lllg llle lxlskcllnzlll Zlllil Ioollnall players. NlL'lIllJL'l'S lllrllisl1l'cl ll pol- lllck CliI1llCli lor Lllc reams. Members of the Stage crew pictured al top are: Lord, George tlflorrix. advixer: Rolvrlvecle. Arney, Day. Seitz, Sandberg. Member: of the Lost and found pictured at renter are: Patterson, Sflzamelwrn. Taylor. Jacoby, Sundrik. Member: of tlve Uxlverf club pictured below are: frow one! Greenwood. B. folvnyon, Riclvardron, Petroff, Dodge, Terry, Tlvompxon. G. Pulliam, G. folvnxon, Kregerg frow two! Hir'1lele, Overton. Hollenbecle, W. Pulliam. I-Iopkinx, Parsonx, Woodard, Liyesay, Klingbeil. Dickifon, H.L. Arzderson, adviser: frow tlvreer Franks, Lynch, Pebbles, Stabno, Walker, Zandell, ,ii ,fl f QP? is-lv Mcffrarleen, jacobs. Patterson, Rourzdtree. Page Twenty-one lf' .M-ll' 2 'w-M. L 1' xg , , FOR Members of tbe PA rrenf pictured above are: lrow one! Tilford Gribble, adviserg Skewis, Weaver'. Moorbouse. Landis. Cbarnberlaiu: frow two! IWeCullofb. Pemy. Woods. Members of the Correspondence cfub, A-M. pictured above are: frow one! Fletcber, Gosney, Donley, King, Fleece. Cone, S. johnson, Benedict, Franks, Barner. Anderson: frow two! Lee, Columbo. Cummins, Bergb, Eliolt, Hopki1'1s, B. jobnson. Keeney, Blake. Hollerzbeck, I. Lobe: frow tbree! Krenz, Firkins, Jacobs, Howdeybell, Livesay, Grocott, Harbst. S. Lobe. Lavery. Members of KO piftured al right are: frow one! Pearson. Devoe. Value, Olson. Riggen: frow two! Robert Summers. adviser: Harder. Long. Young, Halgreu. L l Page Twenty-two PA Crew Serving the school by announcing at all athletic events, the PA crew also operates the office call system, relays communications to the gymnasium, auditorium, and at Stevens field. During the year members act as announcers for football games, basketball games and track meets. Crew chief this year was Dave lXloorehouse, and T. C. Cribble is crew adviser. Correspondence Club In l95li the Correspondence club of Olympia high school was really put on the map. As correspondents the members worked to promote good will in foreign coun- tries and to learn the customs of other people. The club put on an entertaining skit for the school as well as holding a successful banquet. Pins were issued for the first time in the history of the club. Alma Olson, adviser, contributed to the success of this year's Correspondcnce club. KO Knights of the Oyster serve at all sports events. Keeping the gymnasium floor clear of debris, preparing Stevens field for games and track meets, and caring for Pepper are a few of the club's 1na11y duties. Members spend long hours working to make athletic activities possible. Any boy with a C average is qualified to join this service organization. Faculty adviser for the club is Robert Summers. News Bureau Purpose of the Olympia high school News Bureau is to supply the Daily Olympian, Olympia News and KGY with on the spot news of what occurs at OHS. ln charge of the News Bureau this year was -lim Flynn, who was advised by Ernest Anderson. C P A To promote better accounting procedures and to inform student members on accounting is the aim of the Certified Public Accountants. This information prepares the members for future accounting jobs. The group is open to all students who have taken or are taking second year bookkeeping. The faculty adviser for this organiza- ticn is Ralph Lindsay. Members of tbe Correspondence club, N-Z, pictured above are: frow onel Osborne, O,Connell, Wilcox, Webster, McCarthy, Steussy. Goldberg, McCracken, Mable, Patterson, Bever, Patterson, Roundtree, Parr, frow tural Richards, Orbeck, Watson, Terry, Preston, Derrick, Petcoff, Porter- field, Standal, G. Pulliam, Wright, Berry, Miss Alma Olson, adviser, Irow tbreel Taylor, Stroud, Wynstra, Top, Zandell, Smith, Bigelow, McKinnon, Lozier, Stockton, Cortz, Strilcor, Sleog. Members of CPA pictured at left are: Krew onel Neubauer, Carlson, Boone, Travis, Siegrist, frow twoj McAllister, Hagan, Blake, Morrell, Gertb, Miller, frow tbreel Benoscbele, Guibersori, Olson, Pulaski, Ralph Lindsay, adviser. Page Twenty-tbree Iunior Red Cross ln early November tht- llunior Red Cross conducts a lund drive to enable the local unit to carry on its projects. Some ol' the lunds are contributed directly to the National CIhildren's Fund to be used lor children's wellare throughout thc United States. Locally. the club has aided with the adult lund drive. made scrapbooks lor the shut-ins at Madigan hospital, has arranged for local talent programs to be taken there. and has con- tributed to the lntcrnational Cultural lfxchangse pro- gram. Miss Mary lfarrington is club adviser, Merchandising Club Merchandising club is open to any student enrolled in Merchandising I and 2. This year the club traveled to Pasco, XVashing'ton. lor a state merchandising' convention and won honors there lor their appearance and behavior. Hob XVick and XVayne llenning traveled to a national convention in St. Louis. Bob was elected state merchans dising' president and Xtlayne was appointed head ol various committees. Promoting a closer relationship with the students and the merchants ol' Olympia is the club purpose. XVayne Shollenberger acts as club adviser. Proiection Crew Members ol' the Projection crew are in charge ol ECH showing slides, liilm strips and sound movies in class- rooms and the auditorium. Films are obtained lrom yarious sources and are a hc-lp in yisual education. .-Xs 1 school projection club members, students plan to assist in organizing clubs in other 'llrurston county schools. Crew chiel' was Charles Beck and 'lf Cl. Gribble was laculty adviser. Library Assistants Many duties are performed by the student Library Assistants. They check corridor permits and punch li- brary cards, check out books, llllt books back on shelves and straighten books in the room. Members also run errands and deliver messages. lile cards, and answer questions about the location ol' books and on how to use the card catalogue. Purpose ol' this group is to be ol serrice to the school and to help the librarian keep the library running smoothly. Librarian is Michael P. Schuller. Secretarial Science Club Secretarial Science club stimulates interest in secre- tarial work and helps to develop better secretaries ol' tomorrow. .Xdvisers lor this group are Miss Agnes Bush- nell and Miss Mary Robertson. Members of the junior Red from pictured at left are: frow onel Madsack, Peek, Davis, Sundvilz, McAllister, Hayes, Palm, Misr Mary Farrington, adviser, lrow two! Weirtzer, Clrrisloplver, Hatiriorz, Fletclver, Petcoff, Houm- ann, Peterron: lrow tlvreel Darnron, Snead, Arnanr, Lee, McKay: lrow fourl Allen, Craft, McGuire, Elliott, Reile, Stacey, lrow five! Moorlvoztre, Firlzer, Road, Wirzrzer, Edgbertg lrow ,vixl Herring, Sornnis. Members of Merc- lzandising club pictured below are: lrow onel N. Weirner. Andrews. A. Weirrier. Kerstetler, Burfoot, Matyclrowiale, La Fond, Nov'ri:. Flint, Sleog, Miller, Baleke, Welker, Strong, lrow two? I. W. Slrollenberger, advirerg Peterx, Vlficlz, folrnson, Eicklvoff, jenkins. Clinton, Fitzmorrir, Engler, Kennedy, Pettett, Niemi. Sflvlender, Slvannon, Bureslv. lsaacronq lrow tlvreel Fennell, Drake, Olson, Lennon. Day, Henning. Goldrby, Schultz, Fixlzer. Page Twenty-four YEAR . . . Members of tbe Projection crew pictured at rigbt are: KTOW onel Harder, Bigelow, Drees, Clinton, Tlvurlow, Pearson, Gantenbein, frow twol Kramer, McGuire, Cbristine, Biclqers, Mauer, Beck, Williams, Burns, Tilford Grib- ble, adviser, lrow tbreej Hallgren, Fletcber, Crane, Townsend, Sandberg, Siegrist. Library assistants pictured at rigbt are: lrow one! Lobe, Clinton, Welker, Kreutzcamp. Cbapmang lrow twol -Gilleey, Grimm, Orr. Micbael Scbuller. librarian: Burkhart, Black. Members of tbe Secretarial science club pictured at riglrt are: frow one! l.undblad, McWilliams, Luflein, Roy, Srnitb, Long. Be ver, Grout, McCauley, Patterson. Wliss Mary Robertson. adriserg lrow twol Asimus, Krenz. Parleer, Fincb, Fulton, Petcoff, Wilcox. Wisniewski, Horgdal, Rule, Miss Agnes Busb- nell, adviserg frow tbreel lVlcCullougb. Sea- burg, Hirzkle, Kreger, G. julvnson. Riclrardson, Bailey, lrow fourl B. fobnson, Watson, Haumann, Peterson, McKay, Porterfield, Swanson. 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Y. w . , 2 ww 5 M fwqhi., -Qiirf W fwfig 3 ,I E KA KK-.. smvx-.WJ Q QVA' .... . w l'l ' .T . ..-Wm: .Q X ' me H?-f rm- 3v4'.Q.l:lzwuLu 16 R -.M .1 - - 5 , A , R W eei is, g . 5, .W , t I he 1 ' . Z 435' ' if - Coarbes picturea' above are. flop! Roy Carlson, football Wrestling. track: Ford Mztlleri basketball, baseball: Don Thorn X hill. swimrriing: M. W. Rofkey, 3 ' E Q atbletir director: Hertry Meltt Playing their lirst season in the newly formed Capitol league, the Olympia high school lootlrall squad tied for the championship. .Xt the same time, the Bears were competing lor their last year in the Southwest XVashing'ton c:tmt'emtttt where they linishetl in lourth place. Fifteen Lettermen Return lfilteen returning lettermen greeted Coaches Roy Carl- son and George Morris lor early year turnouts along with a large group ol hopefuls lrom lormer lreshmen and Cub squatls. 'l'he margin ol an extra point meant tlelieat lor the Bears in their lirst contest as they tlroppecl a lfi to l2 thriller to Vancouver. Bouncing right haek, the Olyntpians tlownetl liclmontls F53 to I9 in their next ent-ounter. This game was lollowetl hy two losses. one to Hoquiam I9 to lel, and the other to Kelso 59 to 28. 'l'he Kelso game was the highest seoring contest in either league this year. Members of tbe Big O club pictured below are: trow one! Asbburn. Bratton, Winner, Wall, Farler. Vlfbittle. Gillette. Higgins. Gill, Skinner, Rancour, Mayo. P. Weaver, Hallgreng trow two! Franks, Rogers, Gustafson, Pate, B. Hodgsort. Cbristian. fobnson. Myatt. A. Weaver, Lebman, Bene- detto, V. Yoakurri, Staeey: lrow tbreel Clausen. Vosburglr, Coffee, Brown, sky. football, golf, Herbert Cballen, football, tennis, lbot' toml Norman Richardson, basketball, track: George Mor- ris, football. Wrestling, Ralph Lindsay, baseball. LETTER Victories End Season Five straight wins brought to a completion the llruins' schecltlle. Scores ol' these games were: Olympia 26. l,ineoln ol 'l'aeoma ti: Olympia 359, Longview ti: Olympia lil. Sta- dium 0. Eaeh ol' the last two games leaturetl an 8-l-yarcl rttn hy Dick Myatt. lhe elose ol' the season lountl the Bears ranketl numher ll in the state by the .Xssoeiatetl Press. NNERS lwo llears plaeetl on the Capitol league all-star team. Cuartl George Somnis antl ltalllraek Vance Yoakum were voted on the lirs' team by league eoaehes. xlohn Burgett. entlz Cappy Ingham. guard: Dick Dunn, center: quarterlraela Bill Ross. and lulllraek Dick Nlyatt were ehosen lor the seeontl team. Edgar Hodgson. tackle. reeeivetl honorable mention. Higbnziller. Hendrifkson. Somuis. Arney, Isaacson. Curry, Davis, Melirr, McCoy: trow four! Dunn. Cypert. Vannoy. Harder, james, Burgett, Cooper. C. Ingbarn. Hodgsorz. Zitkorifb, Bennett. Grunenfelder. West. T, lngbam. resu- Naya i 'O CHES, CO-CHA PS George Somnis Receives Trophy George Somnis was chosen hy his teammates to receive the Rotary cluh's inspirational trophy lor his contribution to the IC2lllliS morale throughout the season. The squad chose Dick Dunn anal Vance Yoakunl to serve as co-captains for next year. They will take the places ol' Hill Ross ancl Dick Myatt who served so well in that capacity this year. George Ashburn was heacl manager for the 1955 campaign with John Curry and Rex Tipton his assistants. CAPITOL LEAGUE STANDINGS W L OLYMPIA . . . 4 1 Lincoln 4 1 Hoquiam c,,, e,,e 3 2 Aberdeen 3 2 Stadium eee, . t,te 1 4 Centralicr eet, occe 0 5 Members of the football team pictured above are: frow onef Dave Brown, managerg Gustafson, Meliri, T. Ingham, West, Ross, Myatt, Clausen, Pate, Lehman, Bryan. Curry, managerg from two! Ashburn. manager: Vic Yoakam. Wall, Winrrer, Davis, Dunn. Dick Brown. Vosburglv. Harder, Yoaleurn, Benedetto, Gillg fron! threel Assistant coach George Morris, Burgett, Franks, Herring, Coffee, Hodgson, Somnis, C. Ingham, Hamann, Armstrong, Van- noy, Arney, Coach Roy Carlson. Action shots at right are: ftopj Coffee: fbottoml james and Bratton. Page Thirty-three twfm KW, af. , 5 1 I 1 i 1 3, it E . s , N0rm Wall CFbD Ross ffl-b-J 1515! , E3 Winner Ch b? Glen Vannoy IGI Rick derlhbb Nike Benede1'fofGJf Don Clausen C63 Vdnce Yookum Ch b 7 Edgar Hodqson CTP X mm Arm sfronq CG, W Rx Nike BVYOU fFb7 .Terry Lehmnond Dcrwm Vic Yookum fhbl Brown CE? ' Jock Homann IEW CQPPY Bi! COFFQG CED GE0f'9 9 Bi!! Franks DU Of? Chuck P076 CT? Gusfofson CTD Bi!! Arne? CT? Deck Vosburqh Dick MYGTT Gb, A . AYVEES X'Vith the l955 football season coming to a close, the Olympia high school Cubs found themselves with a record of two wins against three defeats. Coaches Henry Melusky and Herb Challen again piloted their squad through a year of contests against other reserve teams from this area. Cubs Win Two - Lose Three lu their first game the Alayvees bowed to the Lincoln seconds 7-0. This contest was followed hy another loss, this time to Clentralia, by the score of 21-13. Finding the range, the Cubs came hack to hand two defeats to their next opponents. These were victories over Shelton, 7-0. and Aberdeen hy the count of I4-7. In their finale the reserves dropped a contest to Hoquiam in a 28-lfl game. As the season progressed, many Cubs proved them- selves to he good hall players as well as excellent prospects for the future varsity clubs. Bulldogs Break Winning Record For the first time in four years the freshman squad from XVashington junior high was forced to surrender their championship to an opponent. .-Xt the conclusion of this yearls campaign the Bulldogs had a record of one win and four losses. Under the instruction of their new coach. Harold -laussi. and assistant coach, Fred XVarner, the Bulldogs opened their season by downing Shelton 25-0. This good fortune did not continue, however, as the frosh dropped their final four contests. The scores of these games in order were: Bulldogs O, l-Ioquiam 14: Bulldogs li, Aher- deen Sl: Bulldogs 0, Bremerton 28. Tucker Receives Inspirational Award Regardless of their record, the frosh also showed many future prospects for varsity and Cub outfits. For his hard work and consistent fine play, Dick Tucker was awarded the most inspirational player award at the Y's Men's banquet. V X Members of the Cub football team pictured at right are: frozv onej Coach Henry Melusky, Hyatt, Phinney, Stauffer, Conner, Scott, Phelps, Tischer, Payne, Brown, manager, lrow twol Schmidt. johnson, Carlson, Sleewis, Ott, Hangge, McLeod, Reeves, frow threej McAllister, Belcher, Hilden, Motteler, McCulloch. Bryson, Selvidge, Ingersoll, O,Hare. Qsa , F Members of the freshman football team pic- tured at left are: frow onel Dickson, Olsen, Grimm, Dalrymple, Wolford, Voelz, Tobin, Strong, Egg, Dorn, Krow twol Wallis, Schaffer, Gill, Owenby, Rigg, Padget, Stanford, Olson, Musick, frow threel Assistant Coach Fred War- ner, Law, Banker, Nelson, Ward, Gooding, Cairncross, Hilden, Lane, Mairi. Coach Harold Iaussi, frow fourl Towerton, Tucker, johnson. Johanson, Ashburn, Schmidt, Prankard, Weemsg frow fivel Lobe, Cain, Goff, Mattsori, Harvey. all Page Thirty-six GRAPPLERS In their second year of competition the Olympia high school wrestling team won two of their six dual meets and placed several grapplers high in the district meet. Regular season victories were over Longview and Kelso. 'l'heir losses came at the hands of Lincoln. Stadium and Puyallup. Puyallup defeated the Bear matmen twice. Four Wrestlers Qualify For State Meet In the district meet George Somnis won the heavyweight division while Clappy Ingham took first in the I75-pound class. At the same meet Roger Mayo took second in the l354pound section while Vic Yoakum copped another second in the l5fl-pound class. In the process these four qualified for the state meet. Only Somnis. however, made the trip to Pullman for the state championship where he won his first match and was eliminated in the second round. Letter winners besides the four mentioned above were: -Iohn Ames, Mike Bryan, Eddie Nelson, Dennis O'l-lare and Vance Yoakum. Meurs' Club Cops Title XVinning the intraniural football championship was the team headed by senior Alerry Meurs. The intramural program was run differently for football this year. Adviser Robert 'liardifl selected four captains who in turn chose their team members. Meurs' squad won all their six game against squads headed by junior Don Brown, freslnnen Don Fiser, and senior Dave Higgins. Page Thirty-seven Members of the Wrestling team pictured at left are: frow one! Carlson, Weems, O'Hare, Ames, Mayo, Rancour, Egg, johnson, Wolfordg frow two! Towerton, Voelz, Main, Vic Yoaleum, Boettcher, Van ce Yoakum, C. Ingham, Somnis, Bryan, Paine, Schmidt, Grimm, Brown, manager, frow three! Walls, Ashburn, McLeod, Nel- son, Olsen, Selvidge, T. Ing- ham, Clausen, Gustafson, Franks, Davis, Brown, Motteler, Vannoy, Vosburgh, Pate, Riggs, Coach Roy Carlson. Wrestling action shots above are: ftop! C. Ingham, Somnisg fbottom! Mayo, O,Hare. Members of the champion intramural football team pictured at left are: frow one! McCoy, Tranum, Thornton, Woods, how two! Robert Tardiff, coachg Smith, Wea-ver, Meurs, Croll. Q E lv 'is K W il 1- H Q 9 Y 'F ef ? ? Z4 5 2 I e E 5 5 I i 1 x 5 3 l , 4 STATE 3- Z Z. I . My .. 1 Members of the Swimming leam pictured above are: froiv onej Grunenfelder, johnson, P. Weaver, Cypert, Coach Don Thornhill, A. Weaver, Gunstoneq how tivol Burgett, Highmill- er, Marlin, Phillips, Skinner, Rogers. Hyaltg mining, Zitkovitch, Cline. Swimming action :hal above: Cypert. AMPS Splashing their way to the state championship in their second year ol competition was the Olympia high school swimming team coached by Don Thornhill. On their way to the state crown the Bruins also took lirst in the Capitol league and the Southwest XVashington conference. In regular season competition the Olympians won all their contests with rival high schools. Their only deleat came at the hands ol' the University ol XVashington freshmen. but only alter they had previously deleated the same team. In the district meet the OHS swimmers compiled 74 points to 53 lor Lincoln. 50 for .-Xherdeen, and 29 for Stadium. Next stop was Seattle and the state championship meet. Here the Olympia squad again proved themselves tops as they scored 64- points. Following them were Aberdeen with 44, and Stadium 28, Lincoln 27, and several other schools with fewer points. During the course of the season the Bears set six new state records. Such records are kept in three sets, one for 25-yard pools, one lor 20-yard pools, and one lor state meets. In the 25-yard pool bracket Parks Wleaver broke the state mark in the 100-yard butter- lly. 'I'he medley relay set new records in all three fields while the lree style relay team broke the records for 20-yard pools and the state meet. Co-captains for the past season were juniors Parks Wleaver and Curt Highmiller. Hill Isaacson and Bucky Christopher acted as managers. For his contribution to team morale, senior Alan Mleaver was awarded the inspirational trophy. SEASON'S RESULTS Olympia .. Stadium . .... ...... O lympiu Aberdeen ...... .. Olympia H Lincoln YYYYYAVV nr W Olympgq L?ngview -------- ol m ia Lon View 32 Olympia Lincoln .......... .. Y P 9 Olympia U. of W. Frosh Olympia . . Ft. Vancouver .... 20 Olympia Aberdeen iiifv-A 5 Olympia Hudson's Bay ....... Olympia U. of W. Frosh Page Forty CAPITOL LEAGUE STANDINGS L Olympia . . U Lincoln ........ 2 Aberdeen .... 5 Stadium ...... 5 i if f ,Q Qfw r X- 7 - ,Q N S4 cv V S L ,NU 'iw gf L Q 4 W ri Q74 -DJ , C fl KX' CJ X ' f ga fy J-1 By ,NX K 4 j HH, 6 , AJ H J N .J - 54 qs .M XJ ,J J tvl . ' Ne if e QQ? J JU? ' NJ be T 'N if 'ew 't ly X in ,X I cj A ,ha Fl-5k ka ,. xy Q 4 N ' r' J L24 GJ X .V QD C Q M , CN X1 w Q' sa r 'CTD N ' Cub ho psters finished their l95fi sea- son with a record of five wins and nine defeats. This year the jayvees were coached by Norm Richardson in his first year as mentor. Getting off to a fast start, the Cubs won three out of four pre-season contests. League play proved itself less successful, however, as the seconds won two while dropping eight. Leading the Cubs in scoring were Bill Mickelson and Harvey YVest. Despite their record, the junior varsity turned in some fine performances and showed several boys to be good prospects for future varsity squads. Coach Guy Tipton and his XVashington junior High Bulldogs compiled a record of live wins and seven losses in the lSl56 campaign. This year the freshmen played in no league but rather competed against at variety of teams from this area, Opening the season with a 30-19 victory over Montesano, the Bulldogs went on to defeat St. lX'lartin's and Shelton once each and Aberdeen twice. 'Iell' Lane led the frosh in scoring, total- ing 84 points. Dick Tucker and Bob Hilden were also consistent scorers and followed closely behind Lane. Intramural sports entered the second phase as representatives of each class took to the basketball courts. Here boys who do not play on other school squads get an opportunity to see action. Copping the championship this year was the junior class. The juniors ended the regular season play in a tie with the seniors, and went on to take a play-off game from the upper-classmen. Following the juniors and seniors were the sophomores and freshmen, respectively. ' Gary Stacey of the Bear varsity again j served as adviser for the intramural en- j trants. i Membert of the Cub basketball team pictured at top are: front onel Maury, manager, Mickelson, Morgan, Meling frow twoj Wert, Payne, Lehman, Baxter, Grant, Carr, Slam, Hagget, Mackey, Coach Norman Richardson, Plvinney. Member: of the freshman basketball team pictured at center are: front onel Mattxon. manager: Nelson, Ames, Taylor, Fixer, Dalrymple, Mcflferty, Happy, frow two! Gill, Stanford, Gooding, Hilden, Lane, Tucker, Fulton, Cairncroxs, Tobin, Coach 'Guy Tipton, Dorn. Members of tlve champion junior intramural basketball team pictured at bottom are: lrow onel Hendrickson, Yoakum, Dunn, Staceyi Crow twol Coffee, Benedetto, McCoy, Curry. Brown. Ockerrnan. Page Forty-one B,-n., tlflemlrerr of the track team pictured above are: trow one! Ashburn. Gustafson, Stephens Grant. Padget, Cairncross, Meliii, McLeod, Hilderz Dorn, Stalmo: trow tivo! Bennett, manager O'Hare, Shunch. Tucker, Fulton, Olsen, Gooding. Stanford, Pate, Motteler, Riggr, Bryan, Payner front three! Owenlvy, Scott, Strong, Whittle, Yoalzum. Harder, West. Ingham, Brown. Jamey, Franks Fixer, Vcuburgh, Arrnxtrong, Track action .fhotf at left are: ftopl Vance Yoakum, Rick Harder fcenterl james: fbottom left? Ingham: tlrottom right! Whittle. CI DERP THS AY . . Hitting the cinders once again was the Olympia high school track squad. Bears tracksters were coached by Roy Carlson, who moved up lrom the assistant coaching position lor his first year to head mentor. Nlrxllarlson was assisted this year by Norm Richardson. llp to the date ol this writing' the Olympians have had a record ol' two wins and three losses. Opening' the season in Longview. they downed the lannberjacks 66-47. Alter this the Bears traveled to Hotjuiam where they met deleat at the hands ol the Grizzlies 62-51. Next victorious over the Olympians were the Clentralia Tigers who bested the local squad 65-48. Following this the Bears dropped fl meet to Stadium 775-35K,. Alter this came a tifiyj-'lflyj win over Aberdeen. Individuals Place High Despite a relatively unsuccessful season as lar as victories are concerned. several Olympia tracksters proved themselves tops in individual events. Senior Bill james has turned in several line per- formances in both the low and high hurdles, consistently placing high. ln the 440 junior Dick Vosburgh has also stayed right among the leaders. Skip XVhittle, a senior who earlier in the season gave Vosburgh some tough competition, switched to the 880 and has al- ready picked up a pair ol' close seconds. ln the weights sophomore Hill Franks has shown delinite ability both lor this year and other seasons. Perhaps the most outstanding' individual thus lar this year has been junior Rick Harder who has yet to lose a race in either the l00 or 220-yard dashes. Rick has also picked up several points in the high jump. 'l'wo new school records have been set up to this point in the season. Both were set in the Aberdeen meet. Bill james ran the 120- yard high hurdles in 15.5 seconds. bettering the mark held by Bill Steiger by one tenth ol' a second. Rick Harder also set a new school mark in the high jump with a leap ol' 5 leet. ll inches. t , Page liorty-tivo Members of tlve baseball team pictured above are: frow onefl Zeigler, Winslow, Judd Belcher Somnis, Ross, Myatt, Hendrickson, Cummings, Ott. Baseball action slvots at riglvt are: ftop Arney McCoy, Arney, Mackey, Grunenfelder, B. Iolvnson, Dunn, Ingersoll, Plvinneyg frow tfzreeyl Assistant Coach Ralph Lindsay, Coaclv Ford Mullen, Grace, Slam, McCulloch, Payne, Prilwda, Woods Main Somnis, Ross, Myatt, Hendrickson, Cummings, Ott. Baseball action shots dl left are: ftopj Arney Yoakumg fcenterl Myatt, llvottoml Ross. BASEP THS 'len lettermen along with a large group of eager rookies com- posed the Olympia Bear baseball team as the season opened this spring. As the squad moved into action, they hoped to better their third place position they occupied last year. Pitching Staff Strong Returning pitchers were Lloyd Payne, Mike Christian, Bob -Iohnson and Bill Ross. The pitching stall was bolstered by the additions of Roger Stam and Bill Mickelson. So far this year the starting team has consisted ol: Bill Arney, catcher, Dick Myatt, first baseg Brian Hodgson or Larry Skinner, second base: Gary Stacey at shortstop, Dick Dunn or Larry Skinner at third base. Vic Yoakum and jim Grace have shared left field, George Somnis and Bill Ross have switched off in the center gardeng and Art McCoy and Chuck johnson have shared right field. Bears Off to cz Good Start Of the ten games played to date, four have been league contests. Six ol' these contests have found the Bears on the winning end of the score. In their first game the Olympians bowed to the Centralia Junior college squad I6-ll. Centralia high school has been a victim ofthe Bruins in three games, the scores of which were 2-0, 3-2 and9-Fl. 'l'he first of these contests featured a one hit shut out pitched by Bill Ross. Next, the OHS team split a double header with Hoquiam, winning the first game and losing the second 5-0. After this came a pair of wins over Bremerton, 5-0 and 10-l. In their latest encounters the Bruins were dumped twice by a strong Lincoln outfit. The scores of these contests were fl-0 and 2-0. In the Hrst game the Olympians were held without a hit by Lincoln left-hander Ron Geoger. XVith the last two being league games, the Bears now have a 2-2 conference record. Page Forty-tlvree SWI GERS XVith the arrival of spring the Olympia golfers, along with Coach Henry Melusky, can be found on the Olym- pia Country club golf course readying themselves for their season's competition. So far this season seven boys have seen action with the first team. Among these have been three seniors and four upperclassmen. Those playing their final season for OHS are Dave Higgins, -lim Farler and 'l'erry Gillette. Rounding out the varsity have been freshman Sam Baker. sophomores Rick Schmidt and Gerry Paine, and junior Ron Larson. Up to now the Olympians have compiled a record of four wins and two defeats. In the first match of the year Centralia downed the Bear divot diggers UW-ZW. Here Dave Higgins was medalist for the local squad with a 78. Next, OHS beat Shelton lelyz-V2 as -lim Farler shot an 8l to take medalist honors. Following this, the Bruins bested Lincoln 105-elk. Low score was Higgins' 78. ln a triangular match the Olympia sand blasters met Aberdeen and Hoquiam, losing to the Bobcats 15-0 and defeating Members of the golf team pictured below are: frow one! Baker, Nelson, Farler, Westine, frow lwoj Bean, Schmidt, Peringer, Larson, Payne, Koehler, Higgins, Gillette, Grimm, Laing, Backman. Members of the Grizzlies IZW-QW. Medalist in this one was Gerry Paine with an 84. ln their last contest to date Olympia took a return match with Centralia to even the count with the Tigers. Dave Higgins posted a 73 for the lowest of the year as the local team scored a 8-7 victory. Tennis Squad Remains Undefectted XVith the nucleus of championship squads of the last three years returning, the Olympia high school tennis team looked optimistically to the 1956 season. Holstered by several younger hopefuls, the netmen promised anoth- er successful year on the courts. ln competition up to this point the Bears have gone undefeated, winning all their five matches. Paced by seniors Alerry Bratton, Gerry Xilinner, and Alan XVeaver, the Olympia outfit led off the season with a 6-l win over Centralia and then downed Aberdeen 7-0. Next came a 7-0 victory over Lincoln, followed by a 5-2 win over Brem- erton. In their next contest the Bears bested Stadium 6-I. the boys, tennis team pictured below are: frow onei Richardson, Gervais, Nelson, Gill, J. Rahrbecle, Schaefer, R. Rohrbeck, Johnson, frow lwoj Kask, Young, Weaver, Winrzer, Bratton, Curry, Coach Herbert Challen. GIRLS' GAMES l'articipating in many activities throughout the course ol' the school year have been the girls ol' Olympia high school. One ol' their chiel' lields ol' activity has been sports. Beck Heads GAA Main athletic participation lor the girls comes through the Girls Athletic association, commonly referred to as the CAA. Here the members take part in about a dozen sports, ranging from badminton to tumbling. Presi- dent of this organization lor this year has been senior Carol Beck. GA,-X adviser is Mrs. Gwen XVilliams. Besides engaging in athletic contests, the girls also played host to the annual grade school play day in the spring and another play day in the lall. Members of tbe girls, tennis team pictured below are: frow onel Huffine, Goldberg, jenkins, Jacobs, G. fobnsong frow two! Dickison, Berntsen, Taylor, Tanner, M. Haumann, I. Haumann, Parsons, McKay, Harbst, Anderson, Madsen, Perry, Davis. Members of GAA pictured be- low are: fronf onej Palermo, Denyer, Underwood, Malysz, McGregor, Bracey, Madsack, Culp, Drescber, Giles, Beck, Siegristg Krow twol Lewis, Girls Organize Drill Team Another activity in which girls have participated this year is marching. A drill team, known as the Pepper- ettes, was organized. The girls performed during hall- time at one ol' the varsity basketball games. Tennis Squad Wins Delending their Southwest XVashington champion- ship was the Olympia high school girls' tennis team. ln their only matches up to the date ol' this writing the girls have taken two contests lrom the Chehalis squad, both by the score ol' 5-0. Several girls returned lrom last year's squad to in- crease hopes for another successful season. Returning seniors included Carol Berntsen, -lean Parsons. Donn.: l'etcol'l', Joanne Haumann and Sharon Madsen. Sopho- more Diana Dickinson also returned from last year's team. Huffine, Brennan, Fusco, Copelan, Tanner, Stamp, Reinbart, Kreutzcarnp. Perry, Westberg, Bever, Dunlopg frow tbreej Courtney, D. Rogers, Can- field, Staggs, Dunn, Wyrzstra, McGuire, Scbuler, Sack, Morrell, Millerg how fourl E, Rogers, jenkins, Gilkey, Fuller, Scbneider, Road, Cole, Swanson, Linderson, V. Isaacson, S. Isaacson, Mrs. Gwen Williams, adviser. A c T V I T E S f X L 6 Z The ooze! wozlky, the noisy ffm, foo ballroom goizo wo ozlmofi wofo X L , , ,f , V N of ws M 12 WL I. bgucgf vf ' ' - nf , may 77 ' iiggu' Q9 J ' f f w L Shuley Westberg Copy Ed1tor A,-aw: P' iw f .,,, ,Q 3 4 4 H Q X ' ,gz jg, Mkryw J 5535 QL! ,Y 1,'m , . f 3- ' ' .95 jst' hu ifyff fi LJ' M W J' 3 -Q55 '4 gr, , A X w a1Xz5gf'2'7 ww f Vmsfxm 1 Q 1 74' ,,', i . wg, 5, ,W Tw! , 9 f f' Q1'4s,L?51Mafyj,gi'e: 7 - 3 w V.' Q- .'fQ1W73xf X-W Q 1 :+':1ix.: ssevtion sfazfi pxrtuxw-ai EA-lc lwff . Yv?vf:avlw1's of wif' GKyrng'-iazxji wi, 'y ami? pm .:ru, Ekimzsfxorm, Ekhmci. 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The second semester Stott endeovored endlessly to keep up the fine quality The Glyrnpus hos olwoys mointoined. Subeeditors for the second semester were: lim Firlcinsz, Associote editorg Brod Gierlce, Sports editorg iudy Lynch, Feoture editor: Karen Deniclc ond Sandro Strilcov, Co-news editors: Keren Boone, Business tnonogerg Slfitrlegf Grote, Ad rnonoger: Mcxrilyn Molile ond Corel Hokonson, Co- Iudy Lynch eature Editor exchange editorsp Corel Firkins, Copy editorg Mcxrvo Under- wood, Morgue directorg Louro Gnecztliorn, Mailing editorg Karen Derrick, Editoriol Stott director, lint Flynn, News Bureou directory ond Ernest Andersson, cidviser. vim ,E 1.m ma vlwmvvwwm. vemlm, ,. W., M., me teeny.-Amiww M, . ..,,..f.mQ..,w.w.-,.e...,.i.i o .,.,. ,A ., rg L.mmu.f1.,..4.., W mylxlwmmn 11,2 Bea Denyer Circulation Manage: fd-r,.11wu-we-mm v 1 ff MISS MARY EWEN ADVISER 0 BUSINESS LIKE HO BUSINESS Members of the junior-Senior play cast pictured below are: Over- ton, HC71dTICk50Y1, Strand, Seitz, Mfcfdfkfllr. Wiflett, Linderson. Page Fifty-two Records for You was presented by the broadcasting classes for the second year. Every Hlednesday evening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. over KGY records were dedicated from one student to another. This year marks the thirteenth anniversary ol' High School Headlines. Through the year, talent, panel dis- cussions and skits were brought to the radio audience. Drama classes ol' Olympia high school do their share ol' entertaining the students. 'l'hroughout the year they take part in many assemblies and work on committees related to the two main plays ol the school year. Mystery, romance, murder and blackmail were in- volved in the annual junior-Senior play, Ladies ln Re- tirement. held on October 27 and 29. Those having a part in the cast were: Annette X'Villett, Geanie Strand, Gretchen Overton, Loretta Hen- drickson, Eleanor McCracken, Mike Seitz and Barbara Linderson. Committee chairmen for the production were cost- umes, Carol X'Vatson, makeup, Diane Dickison, stage props, Roger Piler and Carolyn Tyminski, school pub- licity, Marilyn Mahle, publicity, Larry Baker, programs, Nancy Livesay, hand props, Steve Knox, and stage manager, Sally Pebbles. Thespian Troupe H32 presented the l'l'5ut1erl'ly That Blushedn at the National Children's Theater con- ference in Eugene, Oregon, on February 12. lt was also presented lor Olympia unior Programs on February l7. Taking part in the play were: Mike Seitl, Carolyn Tyminski, Ed Hangge, Cynthia Van Meter, Sue Stark, Phyllis Goldberg, Eleanor McCracken, Pat Finley, janet Xllright, Steve Knox and George Hayden. Stage manager was Nancy I.ivesay and accompanist was Marjorie Stack- house. Presented on April 27 and 28 was the junior All-high play, Mrs, McThing.'l This play was a lantasy. Having a part in the play were: Gretchen Overton, Annette X'Villett, Loretta Hendrickson, Sally Pebbles, -Iolene Leonard, Ernst Carstensen, Dave Miler and Mike Seitz. Others in the cast were: Tim Caldwell, Steve Knox, George Hayden, Marie O'Connell, Peggy Bowler, Fred Goldberg, Dean Anderson, Sue Stark, Bonnie Austin and Ed Hangge. Heading committees were: Pat Finley, makeup, Bar- bara Linderson, costumes, Carolyn Tyminski, stage props, Nancy lsivesay, scenery, and Mike Seitz and Star Johnson, stage managers. Members of tbe broadcasting class pictured at left are: Miss Mary Ewen, Firkins, Burns, Thompson. Pulliam, Borst, Davis, Penry, Members of tbe al!- bigb play cast pictured below are: fsittingl Bowler, OJConnell, Austin, Overton, Anderson, fstandingl Knox, Seitz, Miler, Willett, Hendrickson, Pebbles, Carstensen, Hayden, Caldwell, Goldberg. Page Fifty-tbree Heatcling the list ol xocatl groups ill tl1e Olytnpiat high school inusic' depatrtnlent is the Mixed chorus under the clirec'tion ol Leslie H. .Xl'lIlSll'tJllQ. lhe chorus Illlllli' a1p- pea1ra1nc'es this yeatr an llli' C1l1ristn1a1s c'onc'ert. 'icJlJCl'2lllOll Slc-igl1ricle. the Spring c'onc'ert. Opus '5ti. a111cl ratrious school 2l5SL'llllJllt'5 atncl city orgatnifattions. Mixed eliorus rc-- c'eix'c-cl at superior ranting att tl1e Southwest xvlhlllllgifbll chorus eontest helcl i11 .Xhercleen ill April. Clatrol XVZIISOII wats chosen to atttencl llll' Nattionatl Ghorus i11 St. Louis, Nlo.. in .XIJl'll. Girls helonging to the tiewly lorinecl senior girls sextet won ll 5lIlJL'l'lUli ra1ti11g i11 lllk' ensenthle contest helcl in Long- view. 'l'hc-se girls atlso satng i11 the Clhristniats and Spring c'onc'erts a111cl a1t tatrious lllIlt'llCtJll5 a111cl hatncluets in Olym- piat. llncler the direction ol' Rohert Miller the Girls glee sanig i11 the fllll'l5llllZl5 llllll Spring C'0llC'Cl'Ih illlll a1lso receivecl at superior ratting i11 the Sotttliwest xviwlllllgltlll Chorus contest. lhey atlso satng Zll dilleretit schools atrouncl the Olyntpiat lll'C2l. HCL'-fill-xil'L'S is open to atny lllllSlf student who hats eatrnecl at niusic' letter. ll2l5 at 2.9 Gl'.X ill a1ll nrusic' scthjeets. Zlllll ll 2.75 Gl'.X i11 alll a1c'a1clen1ic- stthkiects. .Xclvising this tnusic' llOll0l'2ll'y is l.eslie H. .Xl'lll5ll'OllQ,. Gatrol 'l'a1n1lJlyn wats president lirst setnester. illlll Gloriat Grout wats presi- dent seeoncl SK'lIIL'Sll'lk. Music' directors a1t fllylllljlil l1igl1 who deserve lllllCll creclit lor tl1e splendid lX'l'liOl'lIl1llll'l'S which halve been pre- sented cl11ri11g IU55-Bti Ill'C Leslie H. .Xl'lI1Sll'Ullg, L'OIllllIl'I0l' ol the Mixed chorus, ensenihles a111cl aiclriser ol the liee-Olr Vees: lfrecl Sc'hlic'hting. clirec'tor ol the 0l'CillL'5ll'2l1 atncl Rohert. Nliller. clirec'tor ol the Batnd llllll Girls glee. It is lllNlCl' these IIICHVS line direction the stuclents atre athle to procluee the high cluatlity ol' inusic' wl1ic'h hats platcecl Olyni- piai high school i11 the lirst ratnlc a1ncl file ol' niusic' clepatrt- tnents ill the statte ol' lvlhlllllgltlll. SAY IT Robert Miller Fred Leslie Schlichting Armstrong ilflemlvers of flue Mzxecl chorus pirtured above are: front onel Leslie flrrrzytrcmg. director: Srranfon. Parr, llfatron. Urxcferwood, Long. Neale. Groeott. Harney, llflzlsiek. Peteoff. Srnitlv, Finley, Roy: lrow two! Barrier. lfliesllwerg. Gilmore, llfelvlr, Van Meter, A mans. Dickiyon, Pulliam, Venem, Cflvrinoplver, Stark, Reillmrn, Chapman, Keeney. Rogers: frow three! Page Fifty-four Blackwell, Holrnes, Neubauer, Turner, Hilden, funk, Mike Hyatt, Woods, Fitzgerald. Thornton. Craft, Brad . Loqier, Gilkey, Aetzelq Krew fowl Landis. Gooding, Ford Hyatt, Michael, Meredith. L8l77Hdt1,, Knox, Harte Well. Graff. Ualryrnple. Vatne, loner. Moore. Russell. Tamblyn, areonipanisl. . . ITH MU IC Members of 'Girls ensemble pictured at top are: Watsorx, Under- wood, Hames, Grocott, Dickison, Musick, Keeney, Tamlzlyn. Members of the Girls glee pictured at center are: frow onej Neubauer, Edenstrom, Westberg, Madsaclz, Sherman, Courtney, Pebbles. Roy, McCullough, Arant, Underwood, Lemons, MacGregor, Irow two! Robert Miller, director, Moon, Townsend, N. Brown, Ricker, Preston, Rogers, Blakely, Wynstra, Christopher, Kaczor, Rath, Schneider, Morase, Lewis, Malysz, Velie, frow threel C, Spendlove, I. Sperzdlove, Holmes. Still, Tyson. Stackhouse, MacGuire, Lonslyerry, Brennan. Snyder, Heitzman, Colombo, King, Roberts, D. Lensegray, B. Lensegrav, C. Brown, Johanson, De- Rosia, Lozier, Galleowslei, Top, Blocher, Davis, Amans, Stewart, Benoschelz, Chapman. Gonyaw, accompanist. .Members of the Bee-Oh'Vees, music honorary, pictured at bottom are: frow onej Burns, Musick, Tamlrlyn, VVatsong frow two! Hamley, Michael, Graff, Knox. Leslie Armstrong. adviser: Grout. Page Fifty-five .: an f T ll cle , 4 f 2 4 5 l 1 Q iff E 3 la , e f , l 1 X , , g 2 3 DO BEATS AND DIRECTORS Taking un active pzutt in the Music' clepztrtment tliroughout this yezut was the Olympian high school bzmcl. Rolnc-rt Miller, the conductor, has clirectecl thc- lmncl lor lout' ycrzxrs, ln l7ec'emlJc-1' thc- bancl perlortnecl in the music' clcpzu'tment's pic-sc-ntznticm Hc,lJC1'2lll0Il Sleigln'icle. They also took part in thc: Spring c-onc'c'i't Opus '5li :incl the Pop c'cmc'ct1't helcl in May. Besides these z1ppc31n'zu1cic's thcr lmncl IDCl'l'0l'lllCll :lt the home loothall ztncl hasketlnzlll games, it lcrw out-ol'-town games uncl in various pztrziclcs uncl henelits. At the Southwest TVZISTITIIQUJII music' ciontest in Longview the lmncl reccrivccl zu superior rating. Another instrumental group is the Olympia high scthool or- K'l1CSIl'?l clirecitecl hy Frecl P. Sc'l1lic'hting. This group has lJCl'l'0l'IllCCl at the Clnistmus c'onc'erL, the cllll'lSllll2lS :assembly znncl the spring ctoncert. The Ol'C'llC5Il'2l won highest honors in thc- Ol'i'llCSl1'2l contest. .-Xlthough this is lxztsicully ll string group, members ol' thc' bzlncl playing brass, wooclwincl uncl pc'rc'ussion instruments joinecl with the strings in most public' 2llJlJC2ll'1llll'L'5. This notc-worthy Ofgilllllil- tion has provecl to hc- :tn intc'g1':1l part ol' thc- Music' ClClJ2ll'llllCIll. Taking its plzlcc' in thc' spotlight is lllk' newly Ol'g1lllllCLl Boys ensemble. The ensemhlc' IJCl'l0I'lIlCCl zu the spring c'onc'e1't. school assemblies zmcl various other plz1c'c's cluring the yc'zu'. Page Fifty-six Members of tbe band pictured at left are: fFlutej Carr, Kintner, fessop, McKay, Brimmer, Baker, lOboej Stein, fBassoonj C, Burns, Howe, fClarinetj Keller, Grunenfelder, Strand, Travis, Starr, I, Reinke, Cairncross, McMurray, Lane, Egerton, Bergb, M. Anderson, fBass Clarinetj Edgbert, Bergb, fAlto Saxapbonej Broyles, I. Anderson, C. Reinke, fTenor Saxopbonej Cbristine, Taylor, fBaritone Saxopbonei Micbael, lfrencb Hornj Rodgers, Miller, Hendricks, Heikes, N. Reinke, fCornets and Trumpetsj E. Anderson, Stevens, Carlson, Patten, Baker, Strand, N. fobnson, Paine, Scbmidtlze, Webster, Nelson, Turner, Micbelson, Bakke, C. Edenstrom, ffrombonej Oliver, Fowe, D. fobnson, Sleaurud, R. Burns, D. Fdenstrom, fBari- tonel Kanz, Laing, Dickison, fBassj Splvar, Johnston, Brown, Weir, Bownsg fPercussionj Rbinebart, Isaacson, Hawkins, Engler, Furtwangler, Sanford, Hatcb, St. jobn, Director, Robert Miller. Members of tbe Boys ensemble pictured on op- posite page, bottom left, are: Russell, Craft, Jones, Hartwell, Graff, Knox, Landis, Mereditb. Members of tbe orcbestra pictured below are: fFirst Violinj Hamley, Webb, Kruse, Ricleer, Williams, Purcell, fobnson, Ulricb, fsecond Violinj Kaiser, Anderson, Pbelps, Harder, Heintzelman, Kaiser, Mill- bollen, fViolaQ Williams, McWilliams, Robrbeckg fCelloj Stackbouse, Meeks, Fisleal, Baker, Donovan, Mathews, fBassj Pearson, Purcell, Preston, fPianoj Grout, Director, Fred Scblicbting. Page Fifty-seven 'QM X Znd Place-A! I-H33hTolo Pigskin Polka. AH-High Dance. W t Juv. 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A -.v. - .ii ..:: g.:,f.ff,5: wg N VA f 5 . , K Ii J, R -I , . Z -:f, g ,f N, A Q V A if V- .K ., ,, . -,.,. i Q I tg w. , 2 1 . ,.,:--v I -vvl in . . . ',V.-, --'V 1 , A, v.,' . ' X'-fp . I , I-1752. i S M I if it 4 1 .lies - ..,.,, ,,-- 4,5 Ea S 5 .QKQE Q Q' 5 f fl 5 4557 ' 'z 'WMM f 9WWnn-is S .,,,.f-'K' is 5, if Qs. We are gathered here in all due pomp and ceremony to ordain and witness, the Coronation of their majesties the King and Queen of the May. We gather as loyal subjects before the newly chosen royalty to join in the joyous festivities of the season. Pictured from left to right: are George Cappyj Ingham, Joanne Haumann, Gerry Win- r, Darlene Thompson, His Royal Majesty, King Dick Myatt, Her Royal Highness, Queen Garol Norm Wfall, Janice Kreger, Gloria Green- Weaver, Vie Yoakurn, Sally Pebbles, Madsen and Larry Baker. UJmWWPl 'O 'n0'M',i f 'Wi..eV!vw2 Cum! fu, f' I ff ' A 'cz - 2 ,??f M ,nn Wi M nd ffpdfe znny pnnf nf L Yann fnny pnff nfnafek nl! nnnnown. . U 1 r 5 nf 1 fv xfxmygfgz 4. M010 fx '5 QW WW fy ,i 'X jqijvffjfw A Q? LIKE? L M ff n X M Q5 m 1. A 'K' My rdf JJ' W M f f Ov n Jw Q0 J if X U75 :Aug LV' CZ! Au I ,Manu ' VM, NV W V W VO JW A N I VV X, If ,, 1 X W Wy! X i- M E z x f4Awm1fN - Y . . u I f .. QM-,, W . W m- - 'E in R, N' 'I , .. .Q W xk-w.,h L., 1 H Q2 1 1 3 x 3 Vinum, mm ree S CI Crowd mssom IPF!-' fNf 1 x P53 RJ 59 C ak' xj' E Q1 hdgmrs. U'US'53 M:m':8 CCII1 KY: GIGQQQ watch Yum fiance. MPACIY 11kQf3 aewmgg. XMIM Semfur clfrsx ,fi Q ,, , 5, f ,059 . ,...,. . - f Wah :sway L W K I W f1' f., 29 .4 L f WASHINGTO Freshman girls pictured at top are: frow one! Smith, Harding Pratt, Bridges, Quimbrf. Morrisorz, Schwarze, Judy Bergren, Baker ,Ioan Bergreng frow two! Dimon, Garrard, West, Richards, Schock Hamilton, Hemmi, Rutter, Dreesg frow three! Isom, Bohm, Paul, Nugent, Pantier, Johnston, Lichtenwalter, DeBoer, Kennedy. Page Sixty-six Freshman girls pictured at bottom are: frow one! Burkey, Sphar. Dunn. Gruning, Evans, Norris, jackson, Sayce, Fogle: frow twol Parker, Antorzson. Curtindale, Merrear, Dobson, Kennedy, Gifford, Hartsell, Mcffartyg frow three! Niemi. Alexander, Christensen, jones, Gra-ring, Greiss. Siewartr, IfVatson. UN IOR HIGH ,.. 3 ll. A-. Freslvman boys pictured at top are: fron' one! Goxney. l.eve,vquc Mattson, Marrirzko. Hogan. Mack. MfBride. Axlzburn. Stalcup how two! Nelson, Lolvrengal, Crawford. Cleland. Sclvuncle, Main Banker. Parslvall, Bjork: how three? Goff, Ingersoll, Gravelle. Wirzters. Tryon. Beelvrle. Orlaeck, Ames. Prirc. Page Sixty-raven I 7ESf777ld11 boys pittured at bottom are: fran' one! Sflmrnaker Bigelow. Vlfilford, Andersorz. Carrtenxen. Voelz. Cane. Muxick Loobey: How two! Berry Sflvmidt, Clraslain. Wallare. Hoppe, Mr Clanalvan. Squire, Towertorz: frow three! Dixon, Egan, Flalvout Cain. Langerxlnack. Lauplver. Simrrzofu. Frsclrer. t'VffAferly, Freshmen Guiding class of '59 members through the lirst year ol their high school careers were: Don Fiser, president, Dick Tucker, vice president, Nancy Seeley, secretary, Larry Gill, yell king, and advisers Miss Mary Margaret Anderson and X'Villia1n Fuller. Freshmen, although placing last in honor roll competition, had 44 honor students. First semester honor students include: Jill Adams, Verrie Anderson, Jack Baldwin, Pat Blocher, Ray Blocher, Ray Cairncross, Herman Cline, Janet Davis, Alden Egg, Don Fiser, Carole Fusco, Diane Hayden, Priscilla Holden, Dorothy Hollenbeck, Linda Howe, Bill Jessiman, Bill Johnson, Sarah Knox and John Koehler. Other freshmen were: Linnea Leonardson, Gilbert Loring, Jane Mallgren, Catherine Mc- Goldrick, Alyce McKay, Lee Motteler, Denny Nelson, Pat Osborne, Dave Padget, Marc Perry, Nancy Plamondon, Scott Richardson, Barbara Keller, Dennis Robin and Danny Russell. Soflvomore class officers pictured lJe'oW are: fsftingl Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, adviser, Charlene Buckner, Harvey West, lslarldingl jane Slewart, Harold Murphy. adviser, Bill Stalmo. Freshman class officers pictured above are: fsillingj Miss Mary Margaret Anderson, adviser, Nancy Seeley, Larry Gill, fstandingl William Fuller, adviser, Dick Tucker, Dori Fiser. S0ph0Wl0l'BS Harvey Wlest, president, Charlene Buchner, vice president, Jane Stewart, secretary, and Bill Stabno, yell king, were the leaders chosen this year by the class ol '58. Helping also in the governing ol' the sophomore class were Miss Alma Olson and Harold Murphy, advisers. Placing third in honor roll competition, the sophomores who received the grade of 3.00, required to attain the honor roll, were the follow- ing: Dean Anderson, Judy Anderson, Brandt Allen, Bonnie Austin, Steve Bean, Loreen Bessie, Neal Bradford, Cora Lee Brassfield, 'I'erry Brennan, Peggy Bowler, Pete Bruner, Jim Carl- son, Mada Carruth, Gretchen Christopher, Charles Clark and Leslie Crowe. Other sophomores listed were: Sarah Denton, Diana Dickinson, Linda liklund, Bob Esterly, Bill Frank, Lillian Gilm, Phyllis Goldberg, Cheri Gonyaw, Ed Hangge, Marlynne Hannon, Dick Hendricks, Ralph Highmiller, Gary Holman, Tom Ingham, Dave Jaeger, Larry Jenson, Carol Johnson, Norman Johnson, Sandra Lozier, Sylvia Mathews, Sally Marx, Matt Maury, Melvin Melin, Joyce Mendenhall, Bob Messegee, Shirley Miller and 'Ferry Motteler. Named also on the sophomore honor roll were: Dick Nathan, Gene Nelson, Norma Palm, Caroline Parr, Judy Price, David Proudfoot, John Rohrbeck, Sharon Roundtree, Rosetta Schlender, Dave Selvidge, Byron Skaurud, Rich- ard Springer, Marjorie Stackhouse, Peggy Still, Betsy 'l'op, Jenifer Townsend, Norah Troy, Judy Underwood, Mary Van Dyke, Carol XVhittle and Bob Wlilliams. Page Sixty-eight junior class officers pictured above are: fxittingl Miss Elizabeth Huff, adviser, Dick Dunn, Gary Stacey, Islandingj Belfa Patlerson. Clayton Farrington, adviser, john Curry. uniors To lead the junior class through another exentful year the following ollicers were chosen by the class ol '57: Dick Dunn, presidentg Gary Stacey, vice president, Beth Patterson, secretary, and jolm Curry, yell king. Advising the juniors were Miss lilizabeth Hull' and Clayton Farrington. Taking part in the junior-Senior play, Ladies In Retirement, were lileanor McCracken, Geanie Strand and Barbara Linderson. 'l'hose having a part in the all- high play, Mrs, Mc'l'hing, were Tim Caldwell, George Hayden, Steve Knox, Marie O'Connell and Sue Stark. Captaining their teammates on the gridiron next year will be Dick Dunn and Vance Yoakum, Both boys were outstanding through the lootball season. Other juniors who played varsity lootball were Bill Coffee. Dan Clausen, Darwin Herring, Rick Harder, Dick Vosburgh, Don Martin, Dick Brown, Mike Benedetto, jim Armstrong and Glen Vannoy. Participating in varsity basketball were lid Cooper, Rick Harder, Phil DeGarmo, Cary Stacey and jerry Auvinen. A large number ol' juniors was also active in spring sports. Honor roll students include: Barbara Linderson, john Bigelow, Corrine Blackwell, Nina Boone, Gary Burkhart, Steve Christiansen, Mary jane Cole, Kathie Cummings, Marilyn Ferguson, jim Firkins, Mary Fisher, Miriam Franks, Carol Gerth, Fred Goldberg, Ronnie Guiberson, Lowell Hagan, Arlene Hamley, Rick Harder, Bill Hartwell, George Hayden, Curt Highmiller, judy Hollenbeck, Linda Holmes, Diane Hopkins, Sherry jacobs, Ans Kask, Steve Knox, Peggy Leach, Nancy Livesay and Rachel Lundberg. Other juniors were: Marilyn Mahle, Celia Meeks, judy Moody, Darlene Morrell, Marie O'Connell, Nicki Orbeck, Dorene Osborne, Daryle Peck, Beth Patterson, Virginia Perry, Bill Peterson, Betty Plymale, judy Price, jerry Purcell, Dave Pulaski, Dick Reeves, Bob Richards and Carol Roundtree. Named also on the honor roll were: Linda Rood, Galen Schmidtke, Larry Seaberg, Shirley Shaneylelt, Carol Smith, jeanette Stein, Robyn Stevens, Linda Stroud, Annie Swanson, Margie Taylor, Nicoli jean Todd, Beverly Travis. Glenn Vannoy, Crystal Voell. Loretta YVynne, Vance Yoakum and judi Zandell. Page Sixty-nine Page Seventy Freshman Girls Freshrnan girls, A-Cop, Pictured at left are: lrow one! Brennan, Amans, Blocher, V. Andersong lrow two! Bates, Carson, Brimmer, Anderson, Blizzard, Browng fron' three! Bosteder, Chapman. Copelan. Bowler, Allen. Barber. Brown. Cole, Freshman girls, Con-Gri, pictured at left are: frow one! Feeney. Fusco, Dawson, frow two! Franck. Courtney. Davis. Griffin, Dicker- song frow three! Dickinson, De- Rosia,Fuller,Donr1elly, Croll, Gold- sby. Daugherty. Freshman girls, Giv-K, pictured at left are: lrow one! Hayes, Kalb, Kaczor, jacolrs, Huffine, Giles, frow two! Halse, Hunt, Harder, Hollen- heck, Knox, G. johnson, Kennedy: frow three! jones, Holden, Hayden, Haumann. J. Johnson. Howe, Heil- zman, Huber. FFGSIIITIUII Girls 1'vI'8,f,7Nlc1Il girly. I.-M, pictured at right are: fraw one! Nunez, Lense- grav. Niclvofx, McfYoIdric'kZ fmuf two! Nlagnire, Lindsay, Muzzttzrzle. Malfgrezz, Leitgcb, Lenyegrnvg Iron' three! Merritt. ML'fY1li7L', Mc- Met'f7ar1, M44Kuy. Lee, l.eum1r1Lwn. Wlmpfry. IVlrtVlnrmy, Frcxlvnzmz girf5. O-Sch, pictured at right are: How one! MfKlligl7l. Sclmler, Pafermo: frow two! Milba- Hand. Osborn. Plenxant, Peterx, Pla- mondunq How three! Reinlqe. Ren- ney, Reinhardt, Smnlan. Scfmler, Reif. l re5f7nmn girff, Se-Z, pictured .11 right are: lrow one! Weeks. Rice, Van Ruff, Wagraer, Tmnum: fronf two! Shaneyfelt. Tindall. Stagg. Stamp. Tanner, LVafterlue!q: Iron' three! Seefy. Snead, Tyler. Swanson, S t 1 11 n rf, Hfilfortglvby. Gwinn. wa' ,RW mr was Wi? 'FF 5 Page Srvevzfymlrld E955 sf' ff? L2 P --I-:..e. , arisen .kg V, ' , , gg f e: f ,J -I , ' 'f for ' L, ,Q . 2.2 E ' ww-1: , gas: . f 1.1j'35f:-5.::f.fr,5gi.-' . K k-1, :Q me Q, iii' ' '. ,ass-,i Page Seventy-two ffx . l 1 , - f t A,,g .f ,L , 1 ! I an ls, ,W . .., fu ,-. '-' x -iii . iw K X L g H Koji .A I , . K if-'J ,NL En, -1 i 41, . if WL ii ,f 4 gy' Eve of A I A .1 RB Yr i . , , J' I pig., g. 'QL X S MJ H 'X-I. SJJJ I g Y Alf' If ,W 31,1 tx, L a ll ni ...P ' ,xx W I - .24 V I J , IV Cl, , V hiv , i -MMU fblffll' ' Ujuf 'freslvrrzan boys, X4-CI, pictured atfli N left are: frow one? Akelrurst, Bruce, fx I. Braley, Burner, Anderson, Bal- sterg trow twot Baker. Baldwin, Arnold. Buylv. Clark, Arant, Clineg frow three! Bowns, Berrzetlvy. Cairncrosx, Buslrell, Childs. Baclrt- eler. D. Braley. K QS., Freshman boys, CoJGo, pictured at left are: frow onei Cole, Gill, Edenstrom, Gooding, Dorn, Egg. Davenport, trow two? Long. Edge, Dalryrnple, Elliott. Cody. Eiyer, Eultori, Frank. Freslvman boys, Gr-L. piftured at left are: fronf one! Killrourne. Hardirlg. Hz1l7er, jones. Iessiman, Hurztley, Merritt: trow two! Hoop- er, Kraufe, D. johnson, L. Jalan, son, Kirkpatrick, Hays: trow three! Ikerd, Hilden, Law, Lane, Grimm. Harper, B. Iolmxon, Koelrler. . fr X N Freshman Boys Freshman boys, M-pe, pictured at right are: frow one! D. Nelson, Oalzlan, Loring, Owenby, Platt, Ocleerrnan, Miller, Irow two! Pat- ten, Peterson, T. Olson, C. Nelson. MCCMEII, Motteler, Morgarzg lrow three! W. Olsen, McCulloch, Perry, Mattsori, Parks, Pearson, Padget. rs lyvwy LVL .LGT A . Vw f ,JW Q- - ft rn if ' V VL- ki If ,47 ' f' 3 Af , , Freshman boys, Ph-S. pictured at right are: frow one! Rotter, Rob- bins, Sorrell, Smith, Robbins, Ram- sey, Krow two! St. Iohn, Stanford. Schneider, Riggs. Robison, Schaefer, Pittman, frow three! R u s s e l l, Schmitt, Riggen, Richardson, Pran- kard, Phinney, Sackett. I., ' il V! rt, 'als I , 1 'l . J, - 1. J f i , ', , ,, . f i f f .1 . 1 ,i ki sill, il Ll I! 'V' I 7, ' . x QQ A ' 5 'Y , Xt A ly xx- fxlgklj. L? N. fs s . of rx ky D GJ I Vyv XZJJ ,Civ N s ,, uf .sr N f V 'X C9 , X! . was A ij, .im Freshman boys, T-Z, pictured' at right are: frozv one! R. Taylor. Woods, Tobin, Thomas. Wilber: fron' two! Young, Ulrifh, Vatne, Zandell, Utter, T u r n e rg frow three! D. Taylor, Tucker, Ward, VVeerns, Thurlow. Thomas. Zieg- ler. g K 'll Page Seventy-three heel!!-IQ 5. S Page Severity-four 9 Sophomore Girls Sophomore girls, A-Can, pictured at left are: lrow onei Brown, Bige- low, Bartel, Austin, Besse, I. Ana'- ersong frow lwoi Brassfield, Beatty. Bracy, Armstrong, Blakely, Allely. Canady, Beckwitb, frow tbreei Ab- el, Black, V. Anderson, Brennan, Bowler, Burgess, M. Anderson, Buc- kner, Abbott. Soolvoniorse girls, C.'ar-Hep, pir- lurea' at left are : frow one! D1,iRell, Heilies. Dickinson, Goldberg, Cone. Grele, Cox, Carrutlv, Feeney: frow two! C. Cburcb, K. Cburcb, Grif- fii1.Culp, Eklund, Furlwangler, Do- novan. 1'1annon. Clvrislopber: lrow three! Carr, Colombo. Gonyaw, Dis- sette, Harbst, Galkowski, Duffield, Guizder, Cumming, Denfon. Hep- burn. Sophomore girls, Her-Mal, ' lured at left are: frow onef Hodges. Mddfdfk, Kanges, C, fobnson, Ho- dgson, D. Iobnson. Lavery, frow two! Lewis, S. Iobnson. Holmes. Kiritner, E. fobmson, Lobe, MacGre- gor, Lemons: frow tbreei Malysz, jones, Herron, Lozier, Kaiser, Iver- son. fobansen, Lonsbery. E. fabri- son. Sophomore Girls Sopfrornore girfy, t'V1at-Raw. pic- tured at right are: frow one, Palm. Preston. Mattsorx, Moorz, MCCYIII- louglwfrow t1VoJMorgar1, Morafe, Mickey, Myer, Merndefzfvall, M4'C'al- ister, McGuire: How tfrreet Rawl- ingx, Parker, Moore, Mathervx, Mtztz, Miffer, Newbert. Sopfvornorc girly. Re-Sta. pictured at right are: frow one! Scfvfender, S. Sefrneider, Robinwn. Sanderx, Roundtree, Sefvouweifer, Staggs, Stockton: fr o nr t W ot Selvaffer. Schrawyer, Seaman, Sherman. Rein- hardt, Start1e'I. S fr zz m a t e, I . Schneider: frow tlvreet Starr, Rum- menx, Reese, Sark, Stacklvonxe, Spendlove, Sorctlvard, Sdfkfff. Sophomore gir' Ste-Z. pictured at right frow one! Under- i Zel, Troy. M. Under- I illif. Weavt'r, Tilxoni frow Tfrompfon, Parr, Tiernan, Gitrnore. W e 5 t fr e r g, Strilcov, Hfelly. Tryon. jeffriex, C. Voigfrt: trow three! Bennett, Iflfolvfcb. N. Underwood, lrViHiarn5, S t e lv a r t. Townsend, Wf1ittte', Tetterington. Strornrner. Tfvietje, Zaffino: frow fourt Orext. Van Dyke. TOD. Iffflvittreck. Stiff. Tyxon, IfVal,vh. Gfhf. S. V0igl. Sterrzwedef. Page Sesferxtyvfiw gin, 1 sa. '--.ad Page Seventy-six Q10 opllomore Boys Soplromore boys, A-Co, pictured at left are: frow onej Baier, Brown, Bloclrer, Bruner, D. Ande son, Cam- marano, Belcher, Clark, Baker, frow twol Barber, Bean, Allen, Cole, Burns, Boettclrer, Bryan, Con- ner, frow tlrreej Clinton, Baxter, Bradford, Bryson, Bernetlry, Crain, Carlson, R. Anderson. Sophomore boys, Cr-Gu, pictured at left are: lrow onef Grout, Fran- zen, Elmquist, Egerton, Gifford, Casto, Dolvm, Crowe, Evans, Elliott: how twof Eason, D. Davis, Gan- tenlrein, Farringev, L. Davis, Giesy, Edenstrom, T. Davis, Cliff, lrow tlrreej Drees, Crane, Gervais, Grant, Gustafson, Gustin, Frank, Guns- tone, Esterly. Sophomore boys, H-K, pictured at left are: frow onej Havola, Lavery, Hyatt, Hetland, Hudsori, I-Iiglrrniller, Holman, Hatch, frow twoj Jones, Helclz, Ingersoll, fen- son, Harder, jessop, Hawkins, Iaeger, Kramer, frow tlvreef Hend- ricks, johnson, Hangge, Langen- lraclr, Hobson, Huber, Kyes, Ing- ham, Lehman, Haggett. Sophomore Boys Sophomore boys, L-Pai, pictured at right are: front one! Mourer, Luf- kin, Miller, Oldfield. Mesxegee, E. Nelxon, McMurchie, McLain, man. G. Nelson, Morgan, McLeod, Maury, front two! Nekon, Miff- Nathan, Moore, Osborne. O'Hareg frow three! Melin. L. Nelxon. Motleler, Miller, Maxwell, Paine, lVlcGuire, Oliver, Lolle. Sophomore boys, Pat-Sm, pictured at right are: frow one! Schmitt, Peterxen, Silva, Rodgers. Proudfoot. Sanford, Purcell, Payne. G. Scott: frow two! Seigler, Phillipx, Phinney, Rohrbeflt, Pust. Riedel. Sandberg, V. Selvidge, Rolsbiny: frow three! Siegrist, D. Selvidge. Pate, Rein- hardt, Scheihel, Smith, Rohrheclc, B. Scott. Sophomore boys, Sp-Z, piftured at right are: Krow one! Richardxon, Bergh, Tyler, Waller:'edt, Stephens. Woods, Davenport, Skog, Webster, Stalznog frow two! Waldrop, White, Turner, Thomas, Sparling, Garriclf, Weifner, Weber, Sleaurud, Tipton, frow three! Wells, Von Tome, Wood, Tygart, Strand, Skenfis, Stam, Springer, West. Walker. S Q U age? 'x Kinsman' . N ,, I J X4 -W Q S . wa :K S a 3 i.. if 19 as Page Seventyeseven ri cr . ,. ,S 4 J 1 ZQQQYM, 3 A Page Seventy-eiglvt unior Girls junior girls, A-Cl, pictured at left are: frow onel Boone, Baker, Benedict, Armstrong, Canfield: fron' tivoj Clveatlvarn, Bellerud. Clark, Brewer, Brady, Berglv, frow tlvreej Caruso, Bunt, Blackwell. Amans, Barney, Blake. junior girls, Co-Ha. pictured at left are: fron! onej Davis, David- son. Fleece, Franks, Curtis, Hays. Fox, frow two! Cole, Cummings. Dodge, Dresclver, Donnelly, Gil. man, Ferguson, Gosneyg frow tlnreel Gertlv, Grurzenfelder, Farmer, Fislr- er. Crandall. Dunn, Etheridge, Hanzley. Fanning. junior girls, He-Lo. pictured at left are: frow one? jenkins. Lind- say. Llokanson. Lobe, Linderson, Keelm, fron! tW0l Hutclvirzsorr, jacolvs, Hollenbeck. King, Long, Kiser, Howdeslvell, Huber: frow tlvreej Isaacson, Hopkins, Kling- lveil, lleaclr, Hennirzger, Husk, Live- say, Gilleey. Holmes. Hughes. unior l Girls junior girly, L11-P, pirtureo' at riglvt are: fron' one! Patterxorl. McCracker1, O5l7orn, J. Price, Perry. Neale, McGrath, Plvrzale: from two! O'Comzell, Malvler, Pulliam. Perle. Meeles, Morri4', Mi'CLvldHl7HdC fron' tlvree! Ma3'er. Moore. Orlreck. lwaurer. 1. Prife, Moodv, Morrell. Olrrzstead, MfMurry. l.1ma'lverg. junior girls, R-Sta. pictured at right are: how one! Sflvook, Sea- man. Riclmrdxon, Rowe, Reif: fron' Info! Roberts, Road. Rirlrarflf. Rourzdtree. Selmmekorrz. Siegrist. Sbog, Shea: fronf tlvree! Slmrzey- felt, Redlaurn, Ridder, Smillr. Stom. Stark, Smitlr. Pratt. junior girls, Ste-Z, pu: al riglrt are: lrow one! Arant, Stew- art. Sundvilq. Zfzrrell, Snmrxxorl, Baklqe, Weft, Travix, Waggorlerg front two! Vorfe. Straight, Strilcov. Swaffer, Weber. Zrmdell, Stroud. Voelz, Strandg frow tlvree! Cairn- crosx, Taylor, Stein, M, Taylor. A nderyon, Weems. W 41 n I1 e r. Vlfynne. Weluer, Tlvede. gf 5Ye1'cr1t unior Boys junior boys, A-Ch, pictured at left are: frow one! Ames, Bunre, Caldwell, Christopher, Abbott, frow two! Brown, Bryant, Brear, Arm- strong, Botton, Anderson, Bicleers: how three! Busev, Carlson, Christ- tensen, Auvinerz, Carr. Brown, Broyles, Bjork. junior boys, Cl-Go, pirtured at left are: fraw one! Coe, Flynn, Craft, Day, Cline, Daniels, Furt- wangler, Dana, frow two! Fergu- son, Dunn, Firkins, Davis, Dunn, Cypert, Curry, Davis, frow three! Clausen, Coffee, Cooper, De Gar- mo, Eastvold, Goldberg, Cook. junior boys, Gr-jo, pietured at left are: frow one! lkerd, Hedges. Grunenfelder, Grimm, Ice, Guiber- son, Hagan, C. johnson, frow two! Hilden, Hedges, B. johnson. Knox, Holden, Hyatt, Kdfkf frow three! Hooper, Hihmiller, Hay- den, Harder, Hartwell, Graff, Her- ring, Hendrickson. unior Boys junior boys, ju-Pe, pictured at right are: fronr onej Lord, Linde- hlom, McAllister, Morgan, Payne, Danell, McDonald, Menear, Krew twoj Miller, Lavery, Larson, Peter- son, Martin, Olson, Knudsen, Mce Mullin, Munson, how threej Iudd, McCulloch, Mclnnis, Parks, Parent, McCoy, Moorhouse, Payne, Par- sons, North. Q' . Qyk junior hoys, Pi-Sm, pictured at right are: frow onej Rogers, Pfaff, Skinner, Seaherg, Sjodin, Smith, Rose, Souli, how lwoj L. Reeves, Pulaski, R. Reeves, Richards, Rohlaie Schmidt, Schmidtke, Ron Schmidt, Schouviller, Raymond, frow threej Smith, Skaggs, Rydman, Rigg, Six, Rogers, Pifer, Rieck, Schnitger. funior boys, St-Z, pictured at right are: frow onej Turcotte, Wil- liamson, Walker, Hayes, Young, Thurmond, Walls, Thorlon, f7OW twoj Walhridge, Weaver, Vannoy, Stauffer, Brighan, Thompson, Win- slow, Hansen, Weeks, frow lhreej Vosburgh, Weir, Young, Benedetto, Stacey, Young, Williams, Briggs, Zeigler, Heitzman. H m Page Eighty-one E A 1 ? i i I 4 E Q ,1 l T x i I Gerry Winner Gretchen Overton President Vice President Ruth Schold Hen1'Y Nunez Secretary Yell Leader Don Bunt Mrs. Alma Bratton Adviser Adviser Page Eighty-four 1 is As the strains ot Pomp and Circurnstancef' fill the audis torturn, the graduates of the class of '56 hold pleasant memories ot the tour eventful years behind them. l Looking back to the Fall of '52, the seniors recall the election ot Lars Fredriclcson, freshman class presidentg assisted by Sally Pebbles, vice president, Carol Berntsen, secretary: and Henry Nunez, yell king. After Lars Fredriclcson transferred to California, Sally Pebbles was advanced to the position of president. A class election was then held in which Vic Yoakum was elected to the office ot vice president. To lead the sophomore class through another year, the following officers were chosen by the class of '56: Larry Baker, president, Susie Hinkle, vice presidentg Patsy Armstrong, secre- tary, and Dolly Dean, yell leader. Leading through an all- important junior year was gavel-Wielder Vic Yoakum, vice president Norm Wall, secretary Sharon Madsen, and yell king Henry Nunez. For the first three years, advisers for the seniors were Mrs. Marjorie Gross and H. l. Tarditf. Traditionally leaders of the school, the seniors see their last games, dances, plays, and other activities slip past thern, and face lune 8, 1956, with feeling ot hope, anticipation, dis- appointment and sadness, Ably guiding the class through their final year have been president Gerry Winner, vice presi- dent Gretchen Overton, secretary Ruth Schold, yell king Henry Nunez, and their advisers, Mrs, Alma Bratton and Don Bunt. IANICE MARIE BAILEY . . . Iunior-Senior ball committee 43, 45, Fl-IA 42, 35, officer 445, Big-Sister party committee 43, 45, Father-Daughter banquet committee 445, Senate 435, Secretarial science club 445, Girls club. LARRY STUART BAKER . . . Iunior-Senior ball committee chairman 43, 45, Band 42, 3, 45, Senate 42, 3, 45, Iunior-Senior play committee 43, 45, Ouill and Scroll 435, officer 445, Class officer 425, Olympus staff sports editor 435, Boys club board of control 445, May court 445. IEANETTE MARIE BARNER . . . Spanish club 425, Correspondence club 42, 45, Girls glee 435, letter 445, SWW music contest 43, 45, Mixed chorus letter 445, FI-IA 425, Girls club. CAROL LOUISE BECK . . . GAA letter 42, 35, officer 445, Correspondence club 435, French club 425, FHA 425, Father-Daughter banquet committee 445, Girls club cabinet 445. CHARLES WESLEY BECK . . . Projection crew 42, 35, chief 445, Boys club board of control 445. WILLIAM GLENN BENNETT . . . Spanish club 425, T-Square club 425, Big O 42, 3, 45, Track manager letter 42, 3, 45, Boys club. KENNETH EUGENE BENOSCHEK . . . Ushers club letter 425, CPA 43, 45, Counselor's assistant 445. CAROL ANNE BERNTSEN . . . Song staff 435, Queen 445, Girls auxiliary officer 425, FHA officer 42, 35, Tennis letter 42, 3, 45, Assembly committee 445, Big-Sister party committee 445, Iunior-Senior ball com- mittee 43, 45, Correspondence club 435, lunior council 445, Girls club cabinet 445, May queen 445. VICKI LEE BEVER . . . Entered from Nevada, l953. Office assistant 445, Correspondence club 43, 45, Honor Society 435, French club 42, 35, Secretarial science club 445, GAA 42, 3, 45, Broadcasting 425. VERLA MARIE ALLSUP . . . Girls club. ALICE ANNE ANDERSON . . . GAA 425, May dance committee 425, Fl-IA 425, Correspondence club 445, Girls club. EDWARD LAWRENCE ANDERSON . . . SWW music contest 42, 3, 45, Senate 425, Band letter 42, 3, 45, Music concerts 42, 3, 45, German club 445, Boys club. BEVERLY ANNE ANDREWS . . . Mothers tea committee 425, GAA letter 425, Iunior-Senior ball com- mittee 435, Spanish club 425, Foreign language ban- quet committee 42,5 Merchandising club officer 445, Girls club. MELVIN RAY ARMSTRONG . . . Boys club. WILLIAM IAY ARNEY . . . Big O 42, 3, 45, Iunior- Senior ball committee 435, Stage crew 43, 45, Iunior council 435, Broadcasting 435, Football 42, 35, letter 445, Baseball 42, 35, Intramural basketball 42, 35, Boys club. GEORGE WILLIAM ASHBURN . . .Big O 42, 35, Iunior-Senior ball committee 435, Library assistant 435, Broadcasting 425, Football manager 42, 3, 45, Intra- mural basketball 435, Boys club. IOYCE KAREN ASIMUS . . . Correspondence club 425, Big-Sister party committee chairman 435, Mothers tea committee 425, Iunior-Senior ball commit- tee 435, French club officer 435, Senate 42, 35, Welfare committee 435, Girls club nominating committee 435, May dance committee 435, Secretarial science club officer 445. IOHN RONALD BACKMAN . . . Foreign language banquet committee 435, Spanish club 42, 35, Iunior-Senior ball committee 435, Intramural basket- ball 42, 3, 45, Intramural football 42, 3, 45, Cub football 445, Intramural baseball 42, 3, 45, Boys club. Page Eighty-:ix IANET LAVONNE BEVRY . . . Mixed chorus 43, 43, Correspondence club 443, Mothers tea committee 423, Girls glee 423, Girls club. IANET LEE BIGELOW . . . Mothers tea commit- tee 423, May dance committee 423, Father-Daughter banquet committee 423, Correspondence club 443, FHA 42, 43, Girls club. KAREN MARLENE BOONE . . . Honor Society 443, Ouill and Scroll 443, Latin club 433, CPA 43, 43, FHA 423, Olympus staff 433, Business manager 443, Senate 443, Girls club. LELA MARIE BRADFORD . . . Latin club 423. Correspondence club 443, Secretarial science club 443, Mothers tea committee 433, Iunior-Senior ball commit- tee 433, Big-Sister party committee 433, Foreign language banquet committee 423, Girls club. WALTER ANDREW BRATTON . . . Honor So- ciety 43, 43, Spanish club officer 423, Big O 42, 33, officer 443, lunior-Senior ball committee 433, Boys club board of control 43, 43, Basketball 423, letter 43, 43, Tennis letter 42, 3, 43, Dads Night committee chair- man 42, 33. ROBERT BRECH . . . Boys club. PATRICIA RAE BRENNAN . . . Mothers tea committee 423, Iournalism banquet committee 433, GAA 423, Big-Sister party committee 42, 43, FHA 433, Broadcasting 433, Girls club. DAVID CARL BROWN . . . Boys club. NORMAN BROWN . . . Boys club. RAYMOND GEORGE BROWN . . . Mixed chorus 423, letter 433, Band 43, 43, Music concerts 42, 33, Latin club 423, Boys club. EUGENIE MARY BUENZLI . . . Father-Daughter banquet committee 443, Spanish club 423, Secretarial science club 443, Girls club. CHARLES LOYD BURESH . . . Merchandising club 443, Boys club. ARLENE IUDITH BURFOOT . . . Merchandising club 443, GAA 423, Correspondence club 433, FHA 423, Girls club. IOHN CLAYTON BURGETT . . . Football letter 42, 3, 43, Swimming 423, letter 43, 43, Track 423, Big O 42, 3, 43, Boys club. CAROL MARGARET BURNS . . . Bee Oh Vees officer 43, 43, Band letter 42, 3, 43, officer 443, Honor Society 43, 43, Thespians 43, 43, Debate letter 43, 43, Senate 43, 43, Latin club officer 42, 33, Mothers tea committee chairman 433, Girls club. HAROLD CAREY . . . Cub football letter 423, Track 423, Dads Night committee chairman 433, Mixed chorus 43, 43, SWW music contest 43, 43, Iunior council 433, lntramural basketball 433, Boys club. CHERYL MAY CARLSON . . . CPA officer 443, FHA 42, 33, Ad staff 43, 43, Girls club. MARVA MAE CARRUTH . . . Secretarial science club 43, 43, FHA 42, 33, Girls club. Page Eiglvzy-:wen HAMILTON CRAVENS . . . Senate 425, Dads Night committee 425, lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 45, Olympus staff 43, 45, Associate editor 435, News editor 445, Ouill and Scroll 445, lournalism banquet committee 435, Foreign language banquet committee 425, News bureau 435. MARY KATHLEEN CRAWFORD . . . GAA 425, Spanish club 43, 45, Girls club. IACK RAYMOND CROLL . . . Latin club 425, Honor Society 445, lntramural football 445, lntramural basketball 43, 45, Boys club. GEORGE ROBERT CUMMINGS . . . Entered from Wapalo, 1953. Spanish club 425, House and grounds committee 445, Cub baseball letter 435, lntramural foot- ball 445, Boys club. IERRY FOX DAUGHERTY . . . Entered from Missouri, 1954. Boys club. LLOYD RALPH DAVENPORT . . . Boys glee 435, Mixed chorus 42, 3, 45, Boys club. ROBERT IAMES DAY . . . Stage crew 42, 3, 45, Merchandising club 445, Boys club. BEATRICE LOUISE DENYER . . . Thespian play committee 425, Olympus staff 43, 45, Girls state 435, GAA letter 42, 3, 45, officer 42, 45, Mothers tea conif mittee 42, 35, Big-Sister party committee 42, 3, 45, Father-Daughter banquet commitlee 42, 45, Girls club. KAREN SUE DERRICK . . . Mothers tea comf mittee 43, 45, chairman 425, Sophomore party commit- tee chairman 425, Father-Daughter banquet chairman 435, lunior-Senior ball committee 435, chairman 445, Spanish club officer 425, Olympus staff 43, 45, FHA officer 425, Big-Sister party committee 43, 45, Girls club. ERNST EUGENE CARSTENSEN . . . Olympus staff 43, 45, News editor 435, Associate editor 445, Editor 445, O Book editor 435, Ouill and Scroll 445, A11- high play cast 445, Cashier letter 425, Senate 43, 45, Senior executive board 445, Boys club. BYRON KENT CHAMBERLAIN . . . PA crew 43 45, Olympiad staff 445, Ad staff 445, Broadcasting 425, lntramural football 42, 35, Iunior council 445, May dance committee 445, Drama 445, Boys club. 1 IUANITA MAE CHAPMAN . . . Girls glee 42, 3, 45, Girls club. CURTISS DALE CHILDS . . . Boys club. MICHAEL ERNEST CHRISTIAN . . . Baseball letter 42, 3, 45, Big O 43, 45, Boys club. CLARK S. CHRISTINE . . . Entered from Cali- fornia, 1954. Band 445, letter 435, ensemble 445, Orches- tra 445, Projection crew 43, 45, Boys club. HELEN MAY CLINTON . . . Library assistant 43, 45, Merchandising club 445, Girls club. YVONNE DIANE CORTZ . . . Entered from Cen- tralia, 1955. Correspondence club 445, Girls club. HOWARD ANTHONY CRAIG . . . Boys club. Page Eighty-eight 1 r y ,,, , ,, , jf z 44 A M, ,-5 f rw Tf'tl. V , , .N K, DIANE DICKISON . . . Girls ensemble C43, Thespians C43, Senate C33, Social committee CZ3, Ushers club C3, 43, Mixed chorus C43, lunior-Senior play com- mittee chairman C43, Tennis CZ, 33, Olympus staff C33, Music concerts C43. CLAUDINE MARIE DOIRON . . . Re-entered from Marysville, l955. GAA CZ3, Olympiad staff C43, Girls club. DEANNA DOIRON . . . Re-entered from Marys- ville, l955. GAA officer CZ3, Big-Sister party committee C43, Father-Daughter banquet committee C43, May dance committee C43, Olympus staff CZ, 43, lournalism banquet committee CZ, 43, Mothers tea committee CZ3, Girls club. WAYNE CURTIS DOWNER . . . Latin club C43, Boys club. MERLE E. DRAKE . . . PA crew CZ, 33, Merchan- dising club C43, Boys club. ASTRID DUNLOP . . . Entered from New Iersey, l955. GAA C43, lunior-Senior ball committee C43, Girls club. LAVONNE MARIE EDENSTROM . . . Olympiad staff C43, FHA CZ, 3, 43, Girls glee CZ, 3, 43, SWW music contest CZ, 3, 43, Music concerts CZ, 3, 43, Girls club. DONALD HENRY EICKHOFF . . . Merchandising club C43, Boys club. DONNA LEE EKLUND . . . Spanish club CZ, 33, Olympiad staff C3, 43, lunior-Senior ball committee C3, 43, Foreign language banquet committee C33, lournalism banquet committee C3, 43, GAA C33, Moth- ers tea committee C43, Girls club. -KN 4 ', ff, , avg , r, , ft-fer ju ' , -1. RAQ 1' ty! gf , g U , MARLYS RUTH ELIOT . . . Entered from Port Angeles, l953. GAA CZ3, Spanish club CZ, 33, Broad- casting C43, SWW music contest C3, 43, Father-Daugh- ter banquet committee C43, Correspondence club offi- cer C43, Girls glee CZ3, Big-Sister party committee C33. MARGIE RUTH ENGLER . . . Merchandising club officer C43, GAA letter CZ, 33, Bee Oh Vees C3, 43, Band letter CZ, 3, 43, SWW music contest CZ, 3, 43, Music concerts CZ, 3, 43, Senate CZ3, Orchestra CZ, 33. IAMES PHILLIP FARLER . . . Entered from St. Martin's, l954. Big O C3, 43, Senate C33, Golf CZ3, letter C3, 43, Intramural basketball CZ, 3, 43, Intramural foot- ball CZ3, Boys club. IACK W. FENNEL . . . Merchandising club C43, Swimming letter C33, Boys club. KATHRYN ANN FINCH . . . Correspondence club C33, Father-Daughter banquet committee C43, Secretarial science club C43, Office assistant C43, FHA officer CZ3, Spanish club officer C33. PATRICIA HELEN KAREN FINLEY . . . Mothers tea committee chairman CZ3, Girls club cabinet C33, Olympus staff CZ3, Senate CZ3, Thespians C43, Iunior- Senior ball committee C3, 43, May dance committee CZ3, lunior-Senior play committee C43, cast C33, CAROL MAE FIRKINS . . . Big-Sister party com- mittee C3, 43, Father-Daughter banquet committee C43, All-high tolo committee C3, 43, Senate C33, Spanish club officer CZ3, Olympus copy editor C43, Correspondence club C3, 43, May dance committee C33, GEORGE CHARLES FISHER . . . House and grounds committee C33, Cub football CZ, 33, Boys club. LORETTA LOU FISHER . . . Latin club CZ3, Christ- mas dance committee CZ3, Mothers tea committee CZ, 3, 43, Father-Daughter banquet committee C43, Secre- tarial science club officer C43, All-high dance commit- tee C33, May dance committee C3, 43. PAULA GILES . . . GAA 12, 43, letter 133, FHA of control 133. PATRICK R. GILL . . . Iunior-Senior ball com- mittee 13, 43, Points committee 133, Big O 13, 43, Foot- ball 12, 33, letter 143, Varsity basketball manager 123, letter 13, 43, lntramural basketball 12, 3, 43, lntramural baseball 12, 3, 43, Spanish club officer 143, Boys club board of control 143. TERRY G. GILLETTE . . . Big O 12, 3, 43, Golf letter 12, 3, 43, lntramural football 13, 43, Olympus staff 123, Ad staff 13, 43, lournalism banquet committee 13, 43, Boys club. DOROTHY RUTH GOLDSBY . . . Spanish club officer 123, CPA officer 133, ASB officer 143, Finance committee chairman 143, Honor Society 13, 43, Girls club. CAROL LOUISE GOSNEY . . . FHA 133, Girls club. IAMES HERBERT GRACE . . . Football 123, Base- ball letter 12, 3, 43, Wrestling 123, Swimming 133, Boys club. I SHIRLEY MAE GRATE . . . GAA 123, Olympiad staff 12, 3, 43, Ad staff manager 143, lournalism ban- quet committee 12, 43, Iunior-Senior ball committee 143, Cashier letter 143, Sophomore party committee 123, Mothers tea committee 143, Girls club. GLORIA GALE GREENWOOD . . . Debate 133, officer 143, Homecoming queen 143, Spanish club officer 13, 43, Honor Society 13, 43, Senate 12, 43, Rules committee chairman 143, Constitution committee chair- man 143, Girls state 133, Girls nation 133, Ushers club 13, 43, May court. LELAND E. GREGORY . . . Spanish club 13, 43, Foreign language banquet committee 143, Dads Night committee 143, Boys club. ANDREW ALAN FISKAL . . . Orchestra 12, 43, letter 133, SWW music contest 12, 3, 43, Boys club. MAUREEN FITZMORRIS . . . Merchandising club 143, Girls club. CAROLYN BLANCHE FLETCHER . . . ASB cashier 123, head cashier 133, Honor Society 13, 43, French club 13, 43, Correspondence club 143, Big-Sister party committee 143, Father-Daughter banquet com- mittee 143, Mothers tea committee 123, Girls club. AUDREY RUTH FLINT . . . FHA 123, GAA 133, Father'Daughter banquet committee 133, lunior-Senior ball committee 133, Merchandising club officer 143, Big-Sister party committee 143, Ad staff 133, Girls club. PATRICK IOSEPH FOX . . . Boys club board of control 143, lunior-Senior ball committee 143, Senate 13, 43, Building and equipment committee chairman 143, Swimming 133, lntramural football 13, 43, lntramural basketball 143, Intramural baseball 143. ROBERT PAUL FRANKS . . . Boys club. GRACE ADRIENNE FULTON . . . Corres- pondence club 13, 43, Father-Daughter banquet com- mittee 13, 43, Mothers tea committee 12, 33, Secretarial science club 143, Latin club 123, FHA 123, Olympiad business manager 13, 43, Ouill and Scroll 13, 43. BETTE THERESA GIERKE . . . Big-Sister party committee 133, general chairman 143, Father-Daughter banquet committee chairman 133, Correspondence club 13, 43, Latin club 123, Foreign language banquet committee 123, Mothers tea committee 13, 43, Iunior- Senior ball committee 133, Girls club cabinet 143. BRADFORD MORGAN GIERKE . . . Honor So- ciety 13, 43, Olympiad sports editor 133, Olympus sports editor 143, Quill and Scroll 133, officer 143, As- sembly committee 123, chairman 13, 43, Red Cross co- chairman 133, Boys club board of control 143. GARY GREISS . . . Broadcasting 447, Ad staff 43, 47, Boys club. SANDRA IEAN GROCOTT . , . Entered from Oregon, 1954. Father-Daughter banquet committee chairman 447, Olympus staff 437, Ouill and Scroll 43, 47, Girls ensemble 43, 47, SWW music contest 43, 47, Cor- respondence club officer 447, FHA 447, Mothers tea committee 43, 47, Big-Sister party committee 447. GLORIA DIANE GROUT . . . Honor Society 43, 47, Bee Oh Vees officer 447, Senate 427, Latin club 427, French club 447, officer 437, lunior-Senior ball com- mittee 447, Girls glee 427, SWW music contest 42, 3, 47. MARGARET GAIL GROUT . . . Spanish club 427, Big-Sister party committee 43, 47, Correspondence club 437, Father-Daughter banquet committee 437, lunior-Senior ball committee 447. KENNETH RAYMOND GUFFEY . . . Spanish club 427, Boys club. MICHAEL ROBERT HAGAN . . . Debate letter 42, 37, officer 447, Spanish club officer 43, 47, Olympiad staff 437, Sports editor 447, Honor Society 43, 47. IANET MARLENE HAMES . . . Mixed chorus 42, 3, 47, All-state chorus 447, ensemble 43, 47, SWW music contest 42, 3, 47, Music concerts 42, 3, 47, FHA 43, 47, GAA 43, 47, Big-Sister party committee 43, 47. ELEANOR LUCILE HARPEL . . . May dance committee 42, 3, 47, lunior-Senior ball committee 447, Mothers tea committee 447, Father-Daughter banquet committee chairman 447, French club 42, 37, Foreign language banquet committee 42, 37, Big-Sister party committee 447, Correspondence club 437, FHA 447. MARY IEAN HASSLINGER . . . Entered from Seattle, l955. Father-Daughter banquet committee 447, lunior-Senior ball committee 447, May dance com- mittee 447, FHA 447, Girls club. ELEANOR LAVINA HATCHER . . . GAA 43, 47, FHA 42, 3, 47, Spanish club 42, 37, Girls club. IOANNE MARIE HAUMANN . . . Song staff 43, 47, Honor Society 447, Senate 42, 47, Spanish club 427, lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 47, Mothers tea com- mittee 43, 47, chairman 427, Girls auxiliary cabinet 427, Tennis letter 42, 3, 47, lunior council 42, 3, 47, FHA 42, 47, May court 447. LORETTA MAE HENDRICKSON . . . Mothers tea committee chairman 427, Iunior-Senior play cast 43, 47, All-high play committee 427, FHA 447, Thespians 437, officer 447, Spanish club officer 447, Class officer 427, Iunior-Senior ball committee 437, Foreign language banquet committee 43, 47. WAYNE THEODORE HENNING . . . Merchan- dising club officer 447, Boys club. DAVID IOSEPH HIGGINS . . . Dads Night com- mittee 437, lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 47, Broad- casting 427, Basketball manager 42, 3, 47, Golf 43, 47, Big O 42, 3, 47, lntramural football 43, 47, lntramural basketball 447, Boys club. SUZANNE HINKLE . . . lournalism banquet committee chairman 437, Ushers club 43, 47, Senate welfare committee 437, Senate finance committee 447, Assembly committee 437, Seabeck leadership confer- ence 437, Honor Society 43, 47, Girls club cabinet 43, 47, Girls auxiliary cabinet 427, DAB award 447. CLARENCE LEE HODGES . . . Entered from California, 1953. Projection crew 447, Boys club. BRIAN D. HODGSON . . . Big O 43, 47, Cub basketball letter 42, 37, Basketball letter 447, Baseball letter 43, 47, lntramural football 42, 3, 47, Boys club. EARL EDGAR HODGSON . . . Big O 43, 47, Football 427, letter 43, 47, Wrestling 437, lntramural basketball 42, 3, 47, lntramural baseball 42, 3, 47. EUGENE ARTHUR IACOBS . . . Boys club. WILLIAM DAVID IAMES . . . Entered from Seattle, l954. Honor Society C3, 45, Debate C45, Intra- mural football C3, 45, Basketball C35, letter C45, Track letter C3, 45, Big O C3, 45, Standards and elections com- mittee chairman C45, Boys club. CARL FRANK IAPHET . . . Cub football C2, 3, 45, Intramural football C2, 3, 45, Intramural baseball C2, 3, 45, Boys club. ROBERT M. IENKINS . . . CPA C35, Merchandis- ing club officer C45, Boys club. BETTY IANE IOHNSON . . . Tennis letter CZ, 3, 45, Senate C35, Ushers club C3, 45, Secretarial science club officer C45, Correspondence club officer C45, Moth- ers tea committee C3, 45, Father-Daughter banquet committee C3, 45, Big-Sister party committee C3, 45, Spanish club C25, Girls club cabinet C45. GRETCHEN GLEE IOI-INSON . . . Father-Daugh- ter banquet general chairman C45, Mothers tea gen- eral chairman C45, Social committee C35, Ushers club C3, 45, Iunior-Senior ball committee chairman C35, Secretarial science club C45, Latin club C25, Senate C25, Girls club cabinet C45. HARVEY M. IOHNSON . . . KO C25, Swimming letter C3, 45, Big O C3, 45, Boys club. RICHARD LUDWIG IOHNSON . . . Merchan- dising club C45, Boys club. ROBERT E. IONES . . . Mixed chorus C2, 3, 45, Standing committee chairman C45, SWW music con- test C2, 3, 45, Music concerts CZ, 3, 45, Boys ensemble C45, Boys club. RICHARD CLARKE HOLMES . . . Boys club. STEPHEN RAY HOLT . . . Latin club C2, 35, Foreign language banquet committee C35, Honor So- ciety C45, House and grounds committee C45, Boys club. IACK HOMANN . . . Football C3, 45, Basketball C3, 45, Cub basketball C25, Track C2, 3, 45, lunior coun- cil C35, Big G CZ, 3, 45, Boys club. IOANNE HORGDAL . . . Secretarial science club officer C45, Spanish club C25, Father-Daughter banquet committee chairman C45, lunior-Senior ball committee C35, All-high play committee C35, Mothers tea committee C25, May dance committee C25, Foreign language banquet committee C25, Class officer C25, Senate C25. DELORES HOWDESHELL . . . CPA C35, Corres- pondence club C3, 45, FHA C25, Girls club. GERALD HUNTLEY . . . Boys club. GEORGE WILLIAM INGHAM . . . Boys state C35, Honor Society C3, 45, Senate rules committee chairman C25, Big O C2, 3, 45, Boys club board of control C3, 45, Michigan Trophy C2, 35, ASB officer C45, Football letter C2, 3, 45, Track C25, letter C3, 45, Wrestling letter C3, 45, May court C45. RICHARD LEE ISAACSON . . . Merchandising club C45, Boys club. WILLIAM ISAAC ISAACSON . . . Big O C3, 45, Baseball C25, letter C35, Swimming manager letter C3, 45, Intramural football C45, Intramural baseball C3, 45, Boys club. ROBERT IUNK . . . SWW music contest 437, Music concerts 43, 47, Mixed chorus 43, 47, Boys club. IOANN ROBERTA KAISER . . . Orchestra 42, 47, letter 437, SWW music contest 42, 3, 47, Music concerts 42, 3, 47, Spanish club 427, Foreign language banquet committee 427, Correspondence club 427, FHA 427, Girls club. CARL KANZ . . . Latin club 42, 37, Foreign language banquet committee 437, Band leader 43, 47, SWW music contest 43, 47, House and grounds com- mittee 43, 47, Boys club. PATRICIA KEENEY . . . Girls glee 427, Mixed chorus 447, letter 437, SWW music contest 42, 3, 47, Music concerts 42, 3, 47, Iunior-Senior ball committee 447, Correspondence club 447, Girls ensemble 43, 47, Spanish club 43, 47, May dance committee 437, Girls club. WILLIAM GLEN KELLER . . . Entered from Tac- oma, l954. Band 447, letter 437, ensemble 43, 47, SWW music contest 43, 47, Dads Night committee 437, Span- ish club 437, Boys club. BARBARA DIANE KELLEY . . . Entered from Oregon, 1953. Secretarial science club 447, GAA 427, Girls club. RAYMOND IERRY KELLY . . . Senate 42, 37, Building and equipment committee 437, Cub basket- ball letter 42, 37, Intramural basketball 427, Boys club. GLENN ALAN KENNEDY . . . Mixed chorus 427, Music concerts 427, Christmas assembly 427, Projection crew 427, Boys club. MARGIE MARILYN KENNEDY . . . Father- Daughter banquet committee 427, Mothers tea com- mittee 427, FHA 42, 37, Nurse's assistant 42, 37, Broad- casting 427, Girls glee 427, Music concerts 427, Mer- chandising club 47, Girls club. PATRICIA ELIZABETH KERSTETTER . . . En- tered from Rochester, l955. Senior banquet commit- tee 447, Office assistant 447, Merchandising club 447, Girls club. CHLONA MAY KING . . . Correspondence club 437, Tumbling 427, Girls club. IOANNE NADINE KING . . . Office assistant 447, FHA 42, 47, Correspondence club 447, Spanish club 427, Cashier letter 437, Girls club. MYRON IOHN KIRCHMEIER . . . House and grounds committee 43, 47, lunior-Senior ball commit- tee 437, Broadcasting 447, Intramural football 427, Soph- omore party committee 427, Senate 447, Boys club. IANICE GAIL KREGER . . . Ushers club 43, 47, lunior-Senior ball committee chairman 437, Mothers tea committee chairman 437, Olympiad staff 437, ASB officer 447, Senate 427, Spanish club officer 427, Sea- beck leadership conference 437, Tennis 42, 37, lunior council 42, 3, 47, May court 447. CAROLE IOY KRENZ . . . Secretarial science club 447, Big-Sister party committee 447, Christmas dance committee 447, Correspondence club 447, FHA 447, Girls club. ROBERT KRUSE . . . SWW music contest 42, 37, String quartet 42, 3, 47, Orchestra 42, 47, letter 437, Boys club. DORENE ANN LCIFOND , . . Girls club cabinet 447, Merchandising club officer 447, CPA officer 437, Office assistant 437, Senate 427, lunior-Senior ball com- mittee 437, Girls club. ROGER MILTON LAING . . . Golf 437, letter 447, Intramural football 437, Band letter 42, 3, 47, Drum major 447, Boys club. Page Ninety--tlvree GEORGIA LEE LUFKIN . . . Secretarial science club 445, Latin club 425, May dance committee 435, FHA 425, Girls club. CONNIE LOU LUNBLAD . . . Secretarial science club 445, May dance committee 435, Girls club. IUDITH M. LYNCH , . . Olympus staff 435, Feature editor 445, Assembly committee 43, 45, Debate letter 445, officer 445, Ushers club 43, 45, Honor Society 445, Quill and Scroll 445, Drama 435, lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 45, Latin club 425, Girls club. LEW FRANK MCAFERTY . . . Baseball 435, Senate 435, Boys club. KATHLEEN MARIE MCCARTHY . . . Entered from Vancouver, l952. Father-Daughter banquet committee 445, Correspondence club 43, 45, Latin club 425, lunior-Senior ball committee 445, Girls glee 435, FHA 435, Nurse's assistant 445, Senate 445, Girls club. ANN K. MCCAULEY . . . Entered from Longview, l955. Secretarial science club 445, Correspondence club 445, lunior'Senior ball committee 445, Girls club. DARLENE IOYCE MCCLANAHAN . . . FHA 445, Spanish club 425, Mothers tea committee 42, 35, Bige Sister party committee 42, 35, Girls club. DONALD E. MCCULLOCH . . . Tennis 435, lntra- mural football 445, Spanish club 43, 45, Broadcasting 425, PA crew 445, House and grounds committee 435, Foreign language banquet committee 435, Boys club. IOAN ELIZABETH MCCULLOUGH . . . French club 425, Secretarial science club 445, Mothers tea committee 425, FHA 42, 45, Girls club. LOUIS WAYNE LAMP . . . French club 42, 35, Ushers club chairman 425, Boys club board of control 425. IOHN RODERIC LANDIS . . . Debate 425, Boys glee 425, Mixed chorus 435, letter 445, SWW music contest 43, 45, Boys ensemble 445, PA crew 43, 45, Olympiad staff 445, Counselor's assistant 445, Boys club. MARLENE ALICE LEE . . . Correspondence club 43, 45, FHA officer 43, 45, Christmas dance committee 445, Big-Sister party committee 445, lunior-Senior ball committee 445, Girls club. KENNETH DALE LENNON . . . Latin club 435, Merchandising club 445, Boys club. IOLENE LEONARD . . . Entered from Centralia, l954. lunior-Senior play committee 445, Father-Daugh- ter banquet committee 445, Drama 445, Girls club. ELLEN IESSIE LEWIS . . . Entered from Cali- fornia, l955. Spanish club 445, Girls club. SHEILA MAY LIVERNASH . . . Father-Daughter banquet committee chairman 445, French club 42, 35, Foreign language banquet committee 42, 35, lunior- Senior ball committee 435, chairman 445, Honor Society 43, 45, FHA 435, May dance committee 435, Hi-Arts 425, officer 43, 45, Girls club. KAY LOEBNER . . . Entered from Idaho, l955. Debate 445, Girls club. CHERYL VALANE LONG . . . Correspondence club 435, Foreign language banquet committee 425, French club officer 425, Secretarial science club 445, FHA 425, Girls club. IANET RAE McKAY . . . FHA officer C23, Span- ish club C2, 43, officer C33, Secretarial science club officer C43, Foreign language banquet committee chairman C33, Honor Society C3, 43, Nurse's assistant C43, Girls club. PATRICIA CAROLE MCKINNON . . . FHA offi- cer C2, 33, Majorette C2, 33, head maiorette C43, letter C2, 43, Correspondence club C43, Mothers tea commit- tee C23, Broadcasting C43, Office assistant C43, Girls club. MARLA GAIL MCWILLIAMS . . . Secretarial science club C43, Orchestra CZ, 33, letter C43, Mothers tea committee C23, Counselor's assistant C43, Girls club. SHARON MADSEN . . . lunior-Senior ball com- mittee chairman C3, 43, Father-Daughter banquet com- mittee C33, Song staff C43, Ushers club C33, FHA C2, 43, Class officer C33, Standards and elections committee C33, Girls club cabinet C33, Tennis letter C2, 3, 43, lunior council C43, May court C43. GARY ARTHUR MAIN . . . Baseball C3, 43, ln- tramural basketball C33, Boys club. MAY IILL MARTZ . . . Entered from Florida, l955. FHA C43, Girls club. PATRICIA ANN MATYCHOWIAK . . . Mer- chandising club officer C43, Spanish club C23, FHA C3, 43, Girls club. STEVEN E. MEREDITH . . . Mixed chorus C33, letter C43, SWW music contest C3, 43, Music concerts C3, 43, Boys ensemble C43, Drama C43, Broadcasting C33, lunior council officer C23, Latin club officer C23, Boys club. IERRY WILLIAM MEURS . . . Spanish club C23, Intramural baseball C2, 3, 43, Intramural basketball C2, 3, 43, Intramural football CZ, 3, 43, Basketball C43, Boys club. FREDERICK ELFRED MICHAEL . . . Band C43, letter C2, 33, committee chairman C3, 43, Music concerts C2, 3, 43, SWW music contest C2, 3, 43, Mixed chorus C43, Instrumental ensemble C3, 43, Latin club C33, Boys club. DAVID WEST MILER . . . Drama C43, Christ- mas assembly committee C43, Boys club. ERNITA KAY MILLER . . . Debate C23, Latin club C23, Honor Society C33, GAA C43, lunior-Senior ball committee C43, Girls club. PATRICIA MARIE MILLER . . . Merchandising club C43, Correspondence club C33, lunior-Senior ball committee C33, Girls club. GARY DEL MONTGOMERY . . . Latin club CZ3, Boys club. CAREY MURRAY . . . Boys club. SANDRA IEAN MUSICK . . . Honor Society C43, lunior-Senior ball committee C43, Mixed chorus officer C3, 43, letter C3, 43, All-state chorus C43, SWW music contest C2, 3, 43, Girls ensemble C3, 43, Bee Oh Vees officer C43, Senate C43, Welfare committee chairman C43, Latin club C23. RICHARD GLENN MYATT . . . Big O C2, 3, 43, Boys state C33, Assembly committee C43, Iunior-Senior ball committee C3, 43, Senate C33, ASB officer C43, Foot- ball letter C2, 3, 43, co-captain C43, Baseball letter C3, 43, Wrestling letter C33, Track letter C23, May king C43, RITA THERESA NEUBAUER . . . Girls glee C43, Mixed chorus C43, FHA C23, CPA C3, 43, Girls state C33, Girls club. CHARLES ALLEN PEARSON . . . Spanish club 42, 35, Senate 445, Boys club. SALLY MARCIA PEBBLES . . . lunior-Senior ball committee chairman 445, Father-Daughter ban- quet committee chairman 445, All-high play cast 435, lunior-Senior play committee 435, stage manager 445, Christmas assembly committee 445, Thespian officer 445, Ushers club letter 43, 45, Honor Society 43, 45, Girls auxiliary officer 425, May court 445. IOSEPH N. PENRY . . , PA crew 43, 45, Broad- casting 445, Cub baseball letter 42, 35, Intramural basketball 43, 45, Intramural football 445, Track 445. IAMES NOBLE PERINGER . . . All-high play committee chairman 435, Mixed chorus 435, Drama assembly 445, lunior-Senior play committee 445, Pro- iection crew 42, 35, Christmas assembly 445. TODD IERRY PERKINS . . . Broadcasting 425, Football 425, Boys club. DONNA MARIE PETCOFF . . . lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 45, Father-Daughter banquet com- mittee 43, 45, Mothers tea committee 43, 45, Spanish club 425, Big-Sister party committee 42, 3, 45, Corres- pondence club 43, 45, Ushers club 43, 45, May dance committee 43, 45, lunior council officer 445, FHA 425. IACQUELINE LOUISE PETTETT . . . Junior-Senior ball committee 435, Big-Sister party committee 435, Mothers tea committee 435, Father-Daughter banquet committee 42, 35, Merchandising club officer 445. IAMES KENNETH PETERS . . . Spanish club 42, 35, Merchandising club officer 445, Senate 435, House and grounds committee 435, Cub basketball 425, Track 435, lntramural football 42, 35. CAROLE ADELE PETERSON . . . Honor Society 445, Points committee chairman 445, Secretarial science club 445, lunior-Senior ball committee 445. LOIS LUCILLE NIEMI . . . FHA 425, Thespians 42, 35, Merchandising club officer 445, Girls club. HENRY NUNEZ . . . Iunior-Senior ball commit- tee 43, 45, Broadcasting 425, Class officer 43, 45, Span- ish club 425, Senate 445, lunior council 445, May dance committee 445, Boys club. CAROL IEAN ORR . . . Entered from Chehalis, l955. Library assistant 445, Girls club. MERIAM ALENE OSBORN . . . Drama 425, Broadcasting 425, GAA 445, Big-Sister party committee 445, Girls club. GRETCHEN TROY OVERTON . . . Thespians 435, officer 445, Honor Society 43, 45, lunior-Senior play cast 43, 45, lunior-Senior ball committee 445, Ushers club 43, 45, Christmas assembly committee 445, Girls club cabinet 445, Class officer 445, Senior executive board 445, Tennis 435, All-high play cast 445. NOEL PALMER . . . Boys club. SHIRLEY ANNETTE PARKER . . . GAA 425, Secretarial science club 445, FHA 425, Girls club. IEAN LOUISE PARSONS . . . Father-Daughter banquet committee 43, 45, Iunior-Senior ball commit- tee chairman 43, 45, Ushers club 43, 45, Assembly committee 43, 45, Girls state 435, Latin club officer 435, Girls club cabinet 445, Honor Society 445, officer 435, Senate 445, Tennis letter 42, 3, 45. BARBARA LOUISE PATTERSON . . . Senate 425, FHA 42, 35, Big-Sister party committee 42, 3, 45, Honor Society 43, 45, Homecoming court 425, Girls club cabinet 445, Correspondence club 43, 45, SWW music contest 42, 35, Music concerts 42, 35, FHA council 435. DARLENE DEANNA PORTERFIELD . . . FHA 425, Correspondence club 435, Lost and found 435, Sec- retarial science club 445, Office assistant 445, Mothers tea committee 445, Iunior-Senior ball committee 445, May dance committee 445, Senior banquet committee 445, Girls club. MARLENE LEE PRESTON . . . Foreign language banquet committee chairman 425, FHA council 435, lunior-Senior ball committee chairman 43, 45, Father- Daughter banquet committee chairman 435, Senate 425, Olympiad senior section editor 445, Ouill and Scroll 445, Ad staff 445, Correspondence club officer 445, lunior council 445. GLORIA LOUISE PULLIAM . . . FHA officer 425, Mothers tea committee 42, 3, 45, Ushers club letter 43, 45, officer 445, Spanish club officer 445, Broadcasting 445, Correspondence club 445, lunior-Senior ball com- mittee 43, 45, May dance committee 43, 45, Girls club. DENNIS RAY QUIMBY , . . Entered from Port Orchard, l955. Boys club. THOMAS LEE REED . . . Boys glee 425, Boys club. IANET GRACE REEVES . . . French club officer 42, 35, Foreign language banquet committee chairman 42, 35, Correspondence club 425, officer 435, Senate 435, Father-Daughter banquet committee chairman 445, Hi-Arts 42, 35, officer 445, FHA officer 445, May dance committee 435, Girls club. IANICE ARLENE REINKE . . . Band letter 42, 3, 45, Music concerts 42, 3, 45, SWW music contest 42, 3, 45, German club 445, FHA 445, Mothers tea committee 425, Girls club. CHERYL BARBARA RHINEHART . . . Band let- ter 42, 3, 45, Orchestra 42, 3, 45, SWW music contest 435, Music concerts 42, 3, 45, ensemble 435, Spanish club 435, FHA 425, Girls club. EDWARD H. RHODES . . . Boys club. Page Ninety- cv DENYS ANN RICHARDSON . . . Honor Society 435, officer 445, Usher club letter 43, 45, Student-faculty relations committee 445, Social committee 42, 35, lunior- Senior ball committee chairman 43, 45, Father-Daugh- ter banquet committee chairman 445, Mothers tea committee 43, 45, May dance committee 42, 3, 45, Senate 425, Girls club. ROGER EUGENE RICKER . . . Orchestra letter 42, 3, 45, ensemble 42, 3, 45, Music concerts 42, 3, 45, SWW music contest 42, 3, 45, CPA 435, Boys club. IOHN WENDELL ROBERTS . . . Entered from Utah, lQ55. Boys club. ROBERT LEROY ROGERS . . . Spanish club 425, Intramural baseball 435, Boys club. WILLIAM DAVID ROSS . . . Senate 43, 45, Building and equipment committee 435, Football letter 42, 3, 45, Basketball letter 42, 3, 45, Baseball letter 42, 3, 45, Big O officer 445, Olympiad student life editor 445, Boys club. IOYCE MONICA ROY . . . Girls glee 42, 3, 45, SWW music contest 42, 3, 45, Mixed chorus 445, Music concerts 42, 3, 45, Big-Sister party committee 445, Iunior-Senior ball committee 435, Girls club. SHRLEY ANN RUK . . . CPA 43, 45, Spanish club 425, FHA 425, Secretarial science club 43, 45, Corres- pondence club 425, Girls club. DENNIS SALSGIVER . . . Boys club. IERALD ROBBIE SANDBERG . . . Spanish club 43, 45, Boys club. I DIANE SMITH . . . Debate letter 42, 3, 43, French club 433, Girls club. EDWARD ARTHUR SMITH . . . French club 42, 33, Intramural football 43, 43, Intramural baseball 42, 3, 43, Foreign language banquet committee 433, Boys club. KAY FRANCES SMITH . . . Latin club 423, Mixed chorus 443, Music concerts 42, 3, 43, Secretarial science club 443, Senate 443, Points committee 443, Girls glee 42, 33, SWW music contest 433, Girls club. LEON IESSE SMITH . . . Entered from Grand- view, l955. Boys club. IEAN KATHERINE SNYDER . . . Drama 423, Christmas dance committee 433, Office assistant 433, Ad staff 443, Counselors assistant 443, FHA 42, 43, Senate 423, Correspondence club 433, Mothers tea committee 42, 33, Girls club. GEORGE VINCENT SOMNIS . . . Football let- ter 42, 3, 43, Rotary Inspirational award 443, Big O 42, 3, 43, Wrestling 443, Track letter 443, Intramural baseball 42, 3, 43, Broadcasting 443, Intramural basket- ball 443, Iunior council 42, 3, 43, Boys club. RICHARD SPARGUR . . . Broadcasting 433, Cub football letter 423, Intramural basketball 433, Intra- mural baseball 433, Boys club. IEAN LQVONNE STABNO , . . Quill and Scroll 433, officer 443, Olympus staff 43, 43, Feature editor 443, News bureau director 433, FI-IA council 443, Ushers club letter 43, 43, Iunior council 42, 3, 43, Foreign language banquet committee chairman 423, Senate 433. LOUISE GARDA STANDAL . . . Big-Sister party committee 443, Correspondence club 443, FHA officer 443, Iunior-Senior ball committee 443, Girls club. MARVIN WILLIAM SCHLENDER . . . CPA 433, Merchandising club 443, Boys club. RUTH MARIE SCHOLD . . . Father-Daughter banquet committee 443, Correspondence club 443, Latin club officer 433, I-lonor Society officer 443, Band letter 423, SWW music contest 423, Senate 42, 43, FI-IA 443, Senior executive board 443, Girls club. WAYNE HERMAN SCHULTZ . . . Merchandis- ing club 443, Broadcasting 423, Boys club. TERRY ELTON SCHULZ . . . Projection crew 423, Boys club. RICHARD L. SEELY . . . Latin club 42, 33, Boys club. RONALD DALE SEIBOLD . . . Projection crew 423, Spanish club 433, Boys club. MICHAEL R. SEITZ . . . Iunior-Senior play cast 443, chairman 443, All-high play cast 443, Thespians 433, officer 443, Christmas assembly 43, 43, Mixed chorus 43, 43, SWW music contest 43, 43, May dance committee 433, Intramural football 433, Boys club. IOANN MARGARET SKOG . . . Girls glee 423, Merchandising club 443, Nurse's assistant 433, FI-IA 42, 33, May dance committee 423, Broadcasting 433, Correspondence club 443, Girls club. NEIL L. SLATER . . . Boys club. Page Ninety-eight VICTOR LLOYD STEIK . . . Boys club. IOLLY SUZANNE STEUSSY . . . Ad manager 43, 43, Ouill and Scroll 443, lournalism banquet com- mittee 43, 43, Thespians 43, 43, lunior council 42, 43, officer 433, Spanish club officer 423, lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 43, Tennis letter 423. ARNETTE ANN STRONG . . . Merchandising club 443, CPA 433, FHA 42, 33, Ushers club 423. MARY LOUISE SWANSON . . . GAA 43, 43, GAA playday committee 43, 43, Secretarial science club 443, Spanish club 423, Foreign language banquet committee 423, Office assistant 443, Girls club. CAROL ANN TAMBLYN . . . Mixed chorus letter 42, 3, 43, officer 443, Bee Oh Vees officer 43, 43, SWW music contest 42, 3, 43, All-state chorus 443, Girls ensemble 43, 43, Honor Society 433, officer 443, Girls auxiliary officer 423, Senate 443. CAROLYN SUE TERRY . . . Ushers club 43, 43, lunior council 433, officer 443, Senate 433, Thespians 43, 43, Spanish club 42, 33, Correspondence club 42, 3, 43, Big-Sister party committee 43, 43, lunior-Senior ball committee chairman 43, 43, Girls club. DARLENE RAE THOMPSON . . . Senate 423, FHA 423, council 433, Ushers club 443, Iunior council 42, 33, officer 443, lunior-Senior ball committee chair- man 43, 43, Olympiad staff 42, 33, Editor 443, Quill and Scroll 43, 43, Correspondence club 43, 43, Broadcasting 443, May court 443. ELIZABETH W. THOMSEN . . . Entered from Centralia, l955. Honor Society 443, Spanish club 443. EVE MARY TIERNAN . . . Girls glee 423, SWW music contest 423, Iunior-Senior ball committee 43, 43, Olympiad staff 433, Copy editor 443, lournalism ban- quet committee 433, Foreign language banquet com- mittee 43, 43, French club 443, Honor Society 43, 43. Page Nine LARRY A. TOWNSEND . . . Projection crew 42, 3, 43, Boys club. STEVEN ION TRAGER . . . Boys club. IACK GIFFORD TRANUM . . . lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 43, Bed Cross representative 423, Broadcasting 443, Senate 423, lunior council 443, Base- ball 43, 43, lntramural football 42, 33, Boys club. LORETTA TRAUTMAN . . . Girls club. CHARLES WESLIE TUCKER . . . Boys club. KEITH ALLEN TURNER . . . lunior council 443, PA crew 443, Boys club. HARLENE IOANNE UNDERWOOD . . . Girls glee 423, Mixed chorus 43, 43, Girls ensemble 43, 43, SWW music contest 43, 43, Bee Oh Vees 443, French club 423, officer 433, Honor Society 43, 43, Senate 443, Father-Daughter banquet committee 443, Girls club. MICHAEL UNDERWOOD . . . Boys club. MARY LINDA VACH . . . Mixed chorus 443, Hi- Arts 43, 43, GAA 423, lunior-Senior ball committee 443, May dance committee 443, Girls club. ly-mne IUDITH ANNE WEBSTER . . . Iunior'Senior ball committee 43, 43, Correspondence club 43, 43, Spanish club 423, officer 433, FatherfDaughter banquet commit- tee 443, Mothers tea committee 443, Olympiad staff 433, Ad manager 443, Big-Sister party committee 443, GAA 433, letter 423, Senate 443. ANNETTE LAURENE WEISNER . . . FHA 423, Correspondence club 433, Points committee 433, Office assistant 443, GAA letter 42, 33, officer 433, GAA play- day committee 42, 33, Merchandising club officer 443, Girls club. NANETTE CHARLENE WEISNER . . . FHA 423, Correspondence club 433, Girls club concessions 433, GAA letter 423, officer 433, GAA playday committee 42, 33, Merchandising club officer 443, Girls club. CLARANN WELKER . . . FHA 423, Mothers tea committee 423, GAA 433, Library assistant 43, 43, Mer- chandising club 443, Girls club. SHIRLEY ANN WESTBERG . . . Honor Society 443, Olympiad staff 423, Copy editor 43, 43, lournalism banquet committee 42, 33, Ouill and Scroll 43, 43, Cor- respondence club officer 433, GAA 42, 3, 43, letter 42, 33, officer 433, GAA playday committee 42, 33, Latin club 433, Foreign language banquet committee 433, Mothers tea committee 42, 3, 43, Big-Sister party committee 42, 33. WARREN SYDNEY WESTROM . . . Latin club 423, Boys club. RICHARD L. WHITE . . . Spanish club 42, 33, Foreign language banquet committee 433, Boys club. ROBERT WHITTLE . . . Spanish club 43, 43, Big O 443, Track 43, 43, Intramural football 443, Boys club. ROBERT H. WICK . . . Merchandising club 443, governor, parliamentarian, state president 443, Band 423, SWW music contest 423, Music concerts 423, Foot- ball 433, Track 433, Boys club. Pa IAMES HOWARD VANDER MEER . . . Senate 423, Honor Society 433, officer 443, Spanish club 423, Latin club 443, officer 433, Foreign language banquet mittee 42, 33, lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 43. CYNTHIA KAY VAN METER . . . Entered from Kansas, l953. Iunior-Senior ball committee 43, 43, Iunior-Senior play committee 43, 43, Drama 443, Girls glee 423, SWW music contest 42, 3, 43, Music concerts 42, 3, 43, Correspondence club 443, Mixed chorus 443. RAYMOND IACKSON VON BARGEN . . . Boys club. NORMAN DEAN WALL . . . Football 433, Big O 443, Cub basketball 433, Senate 42, 33, Boys state 433, Boys club board of control 443, lunior council 43, 43, Class officer 433, May court 443. MARY IEAN WALKER . . . Ushers club letter 443, lunior-Senior ball committee 433, Father-Daughter banquet committee 433, Big-Sister party committee 43, 43, Senate 433, Mothers tea committee 433, Corres- pondence club 443, May dance committee 42, 33. CAROL ANNE WATSON . . . Latin club officer 423, Foreign language banquet committee chairman 423, Secretarial science club officer 443, Father-Daugh- ter kanquet committee 443. CAROL MARY WATSON . . . Mixed chorus 443, letter 433, SWW music contest 43, 43, Music con- certs 43, 43, Girls ensemble 43, 43, Honor Society 443, Spanish club 433, All-state chorus 443. SAMUEL ALAN WEAVER . . . Big O 42, 3, 43, Tennis 42, 3, 43, Basketball 433, Swimming 443, Senate 423, Latin club 423, Hcnor Society 43, 43, lunior-Senior ball committee 43, 43, May court 443. IUDITH MARY WEBB . . . Orchestra 42, 43, let- ter 433, String quartet 43, 43, Mixed chorus 443, SWW music contest 42, 3, 43, Music concerts 42, 3, 43. ge One Hurzdrea' DANELLE MARIE WILCOX . . . Honor Society C43, Thespians C43, Correspondence club C3, 43, FHA CZ, 43, officer C33, Girls club cabinet C3, 43, lunior-Senior ball committee chairman C33, Latin club CZ3, Father- Daughter banquet committee C3, 43, lunior-Senior play committee chairman C33, Iunior council C3, 43. ANNETTE LUCILE WILLETT . , . Honor Society C43, Thespians CZ, 33, officer C43, Latin club officer C23, Drama C43, lunior-Senior play committee C33, cast C3, 43, All-high play cast C43, Iunior-Senior ball committee chairman C33, Girls auxiliary cabinet CZ3, Girls club. DUANE WILLIAMS . . . Girls club. ROBERT HUSTON WILLIAMS . . . Orchestra CZ, 3, 43, SWW music contest CZ, 3, 43, Music concerts CZ, 3, 43, Latin club CZ3, Senate CZ, 43, Awards com- mittee chairman C43, Honor Society C43, Boys club. LARRY DEAN WILLITS . . . Track C43, Intra- mural basketball CZ, 33, Intramural football C33, lunior- Senior ball committee C33, May dance committee C33, Hi-Arts C43, Boys club. BEVERLY WILSON . . . FHA CZ, 33, Father- Daughter banquet committee C33, Girls glee C43, Music concerts C43, Girls club. IAMES ROBERT WILSON . . . Boys club. GERRY K. WINNER . . . Big O CZ, 3, 43, Tennis CZ, 3, 43, Basketball C3, 43, Football C3, 43, Class officer C43, Boys state C33, Senate C33, Boys club board of control C43, lunior-Senior ball committee C3, 43, May court C43. ROSELLA WISNIEWSKI . . . FHA CZ, 33, Secre- tarial science club C43, Girls club. Page One Hundred' Camera shy are: Wray Buck, Robert Davis, William Fisher, Enid' Fuller, Henry Goldsby, Robert Hendricks, Ronald E. Pierson, Larry Road, Melvin Shannon. SANDRA LYNN WOODARD . . . Ushers club letter C33, officer C43, Hi-Arts C3, 43, Correspondence club C43, French club CZ, 33, Ad staff C43, Mothers tea committee C33, Father-Daughter banquet committee chairman C43, Girls club cabinet C43, Senate C43. IOHN I. WOODS . . . Latin club CZ, 33, Honor Society C3, 43, Swimming letter CZ3, Boys club. IANET MARY WRIGHT . . . Thespians C3, 43, Iunior-Senior play committee C3, 43, Drama CZ3, Broad- casting C43, Honor Society C33, Cashiers C43, Corres- pondence club C43, FHA CZ3, Iunior-Senior ball com- mittee C33, Girls club. IUDY ANN WRIGHT . . . Spanish club CZ3, FHA CZ, 33, Iunior-Senior ball committee C3, 43, Big-Sister party committee C3, 43, Father-Daughter banquet com- mittee C3, 43, Mothers tea committee CZ, 33, Foreign language banquet committee CZ3, Girls club. ROGER GARNET WYLIE . . . Entered from Cali- fornia, 1955. Library assistant C43, Boys club. VICTOR EMMETT YOAKUM . . . Football let- ter CZ, 3, 43, Baseball letter C3, 43, Wrestling CZ, 3, 43, Big O officer C43, May court C43, Class officer C33, Student-faculty relations committee C43, Boys club board of control C3, 43, Honor Society C3, 43. STEVEN CRAIG ZANDELL . . . French club C33, officer C43, Latin club CZ3, Intramural football CZ, 3, 43, Intramural baseball CZ, 3, 43, May dance committee C3, 43, lunior-Senior ball committee C43, Projection crew CZ3, Boys club. One film LHB .V ju ' e X' I I C f , 1 r N I 1 I , 1 1 L I I v ' i .I 1 i A Y' I I N f 1 f , ,f if f R f - A Q , cf - V 1 ,, ,' gf' J gjr'J . K4 1 V I , ' f I H34 I iff, . ,ff f, ,ff H f A X f F ' X ,W f I . -f' f f , ,f f A, W 7 A X ,if N Li ' k Q01 If ig. fl L I -f' I 1 ,7 Erin, W J ,P L4 VI 4 f Lg, ,fc,4z,,,L I, 7! 1 f I Y 71' X , A V , W4 ' I ,, ' I ,A.., I 1, a I ' - ,k 'ff M ,fx f L. lf J X L 1 f f , if fv fff , 71 f , , 14. 7 Q ----,---- HANK BOLENDER COUNTY COMMISSIONER WALTER MILLS COUNTY COMMISSIONER GEORGE ELDER COUNTY COMMISSIONER CARLTON SEARS STATE SENATOR CLAUDE LORIMER STATE REPRESENTATIVE CLARENCE VAN ALLEN SI-IERIFF PAU L PAU LK COUNTY CLERK HUGO FENSKE HEALTH Oc WELFARE BOB McKAY AGRICULTURE EXTENSION AGENT HARRY TOM MARTIN STATE REPRESENTATIVE .111 Good Luck Class of 1956 JAMES BUCSKO IUVENILE PROBATION OFFICER VERA WILLIAMS COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS CHARLES T. WRIGHT IUDGE RAYMONID CLIFFORD IUDCE ELLIS AYER COUNTY AUDITOR KENNETH PARTLOW II COUNTY CORONER MARTIN GRUBER COUNTY TREASURER HEWITT HENRY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ARCHIE BARWICK COUNTY ASSESSOR RONALD SHOLUND IUSTICE OF THE PEACE One Hundrtd Three 1 .fn 1 . P 1 1 I P P I 'T T A f1A L L' 1 'V in 7, fkyvff' f V117 1, 22 If ,fn j 2 K7 AM ,M L1 ff if ' A I EE V! M17 1 1 If -, n,if'cr-fb ff C' 5 1, 4, ITS . . Qzf co GRATu7A1gM4gJp THE CLASS 5 :E A EZVXILIDL F 1715 I ,r LVVV 4 MW Remember . . . LU 5 rf :E y ,fUf A N Mr' -fl fl E1 fy M' - Tjy f W ,rr QE Yenney M uslc: Co. 6- Q I ,A :QZA 1 311 East 4th Olympic M.: A A ACTAA 'z '+ fwfff , 1:Q: ,,.,, :E S:xx:::::x ':::-fx' r1 - IE 1:1 I 1' BEST WTSHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 1 ' f CAPITOL CHEVROLET NATIONAL BANK OF 5 1 COMMERCE 5 3, WARREEHELQMONS I CAPITOL BRANCH , 'I it Q: Fourth QT Cherry Qrxf: WMS AMA :::::::::N::H:N -N 1 Il 1 Q' 5 B E s T W I s H E s 1 CONGR12.:iEb1g.lgTgDi:D1j1i TO THE 5 1 C L A S S O F I 5 6 5 : 1 Commarano Brofhers 1: 215 W. 7111 - Phone FL. 6-8411 1 if Q .g E GOOD LUCK, GRADS f' 2 Mrrrrrr Mcwrrrrrrms QQ Tum wafer . . . 'I Texaco Q Q GSOFQIG PCIClflC 1 Service 1 1 Plywood Company ff 3401 CC1pito1 Bou1eVc1rd .E . :I Jack Fennel H :r 600 No. Coplfol Woy 1, P 'T Q ........A....-A. ---- : ::::::::::::x::Q Wx- :::::::::::::::::::::::: Page One Hundred Four QQOQJM P. G5 WWW if ,015 QT,-AAQQAANZ, Lpjbzb 4 X'LrE' 5,1-fer CSLQWQA C:fQfOQ O1 471- 5 he AMG, S cyzyh CK Vvwxiov QNX Weil, n SSZJCUSQ 2559 wykct 'MLLL0 gfoowvvvwm A . QQ-9, Q 65,50 'K-D -4fL,vvvvvvxQf1. S ou-oMJlQ1wL?f do DLLJE. 13514 x1 C77 1 fq-1-112 0291 Best Wishes! Use above space for autographs . . . lT's on us. 41 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 41 1 I 41 1 1 1 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 L1 41 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 V79-5 1 '75 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 49 Sanderson's Olympia Flower Shop CONGRATULATIONS, K 515 Capitol Way Iackie Pettett FL. 7-3318 yfgrvo TULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Y fp to 4 4 THE CLASS OF '56 f!W7hElmquisf's Men's Shop For A11 Your Clothing Needs 117 East 4th Ave. Phone FL. 6-4868 STATE MOTORS WISHES THE CLASS OF '56 GOOD LUCK 41 41 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 11 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 41 41 41 41 41 7775oi5E15r3I?Gi233?oE:5fz3I55:6E75'6':' ' Susie Steussy BeHina's Giffwares Hotel Governor 1 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 Henry Nunez GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '56 J ack's Shoe Service 417V2 Capitol Way Phone FL, 7-5820 Page One Hundred Five -- --- --- ---e:,g ,:::,::,:::::,::,:::- :: ' HHH' 4 4, 1' 1' ll 4: Klmoll lce Cream - 24 Flavors 5 I 1 II 1 WISHES THE BEST TO THE ,E 'I CLASS OF '56 Q : 1 J 45 1: I Located 2824 Capitol Boulevard ' 4 P :E Phone FL. 2-9952 14 ::::::::::::::- :: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ,I 1. T: CLASS or '56 ,I :I Il E BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING L U QE E CLASS OF '56 44 4, 5 Q PoHerson Lake 1, 5, 7 ll 0 0 Roller Rmk E .E Clympla Shingle Co. '4 Phone FLA 2-7383 4 Washington and B Phone FL. 6-8514 4 4, li -::::, l l :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Q Q E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or '56 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 ll 4, 4 from your l '4 4 FRIENDLY lEWELERS I 4 44 4, 4, , E lr Hedberg s Jewelry 5 , :E 5' - :ee 4, ff Terry Gillette BEST or LUCK, CRADS1 I '1 Olympia Brunch , GI ll effe 6' Gu - - I' 4' ,, . ., S ec1Hl e-Flrsf Nahonol Bank Your Pnendlv Drug Store F'tth d C 't IW 'P 1' I Cm api O GY l +I Three Stores to Serve You 4, 4, MEMBER 2 4th and Capitol Way Tumwater Square Federal Deposit lnsurance Corp. Telephone FL, 7-5589 Telephone FL. 7-3770 11 1' lll West 21e4 ee Telephone FL. 6-6429 4, 4 Page One Hundred Six ----Q l Q2 ----------------- v I L 'L To the Class of '56 1, BEST WISHES Congratulations ll from and QE Greiss Electric Best Wishes to I: Q: CLASS OF '55 EI Gary Greiss . :E eeeeeeexeeeev :- Fleming 1: ,ee Harvey l 5' I Tresner 5 Son Motors 1 .- l Upholstering, Auto Your F O R D Dealer Glass, Canvas Work, 5 l 5 Convertible Tops State and Adams I, , l' I1 Telephone FL. 6-45l8 Olympia, Wash ,,, ,eng 25ee,,,,,,..::eeeeeee: eeexeeexee- ::: ::::f? i?::: v -::- l TO THE GRADUATING CLASS CONGRATULATIONS 1. 5: OF ,56 1 1, from l, , , EE Olympia The Ol m ia O stef House EE EE Y pl yt :T :g Sand G Gravel Co. Olymp1a, Wash1ngton 1, 1, ee: - exe? 7' Telephone FL. 7-7777 eeeeeeexeeeeee- :exe E1 SUCCESS TO THE Q: CLASS OF 'SS ft fl Olympia Travel l . . Sewice 15 Olympia Towing Co. 607 S. C 'L lW . I - Sharon Madsen gpm GY 5 5 'l2lO West Bay Drlve -:::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::- 4, :::::::::::::::::::::: : Page One Hundred S EVCH :: v... Q? S? vvvv - I' I' 3I 'I W A R R E N' ' S :I I I I 4 4, , 5: 5: 4 3: Q gg' ' 1 Qin: KEYS 1 1 ll ll. 4 4, JEWELERS AND SILVERSINIITHS 3 3, Alo cnxvrrou. wAv oLvmPuA. wAsr-uv-4o'roN 4, 4 4, 4 4: 1: 4, 4 4, 4, P R I N T I I 1: 1: 4, 4, 1: Q:::: : Producers of the Olympiad and quality printing 3: A - - - - and Lithography :I E? ' I I 1, 1, Where Quality and Service Are If If . G PGf1OfEVefY Yoh QQ 3 Qlympla Sporfs S hop 1: 1: . . . 3 3 We WEE You lo fSP,eCl 1, 5: 215 East Fourth Phone EL. 7-7580 our shop and prmtmg 3, I methods at any time. 3, I 1, Wishes the Graduating 3: 'E Class of 1956 1: : 1: : 317 N. Capitol woy Phone PL. 2-4841 3: 3: EEE VEEY EEST OE LUCK ...i... .....i... ..ii - - , x xx? Vx: :::::x::::x' E :g BEST WISHES : 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 3: 3: J. C. Penney Co. 0 I I F. 5 G. Lincoln-Mercur 1: 1: ' Y 3 3: of Olympia I 1 1 1: 222 N. cAP1ToL WAY 3 I : 1: 1 : Phone FL. 7-7707 I: : I I 4, 4, 4, 4, :: ::::Qy BEST WISHES TO 1: I: 1: 1: 4, 4, 1: 1: V31 2: 1: ......,... ... . 1: 4: -fgggg555g5:5: f-1:1: 3 :fig '. 5 Ei' ,.-..,....:: Q '- j if -f ::2: 5:5g5,g:g5 4, 4, 244: : 1: ,, FIRST QUALITL MERCHANDISE 3: 3: Low PRICES I I THE CLASS or 1: 1' , , Marlene Preston l956 Leglon Way cmd Capitol Way 4, 4, - - - - - -AAA-+A--A -+o----- oo-o Q 2 49 ---- :::::::::::::::::::::::::- : Page One Hundred Eight P P P P P 'P P P P P P P 1 P 'P 1 1 P 1, 1 4, I3 'n P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P in Jx? Vx ' ' A EP Congratulations and Best Wishes EE Barnes and Co. fl SEEDMEN AND FLORISTS 3 211 WEST FOURTH AVE. P P Phone FL. 7-3368 ox, -x,,:::::::x,,,:o ex SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '56 13 Ax, ,x FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS EE 1 GOOD HEALTH TO ALL SEE 1 Rvwldnd EE : Hendricks Rexall Drugs Lumber Co. 3: 3 A GOOD PLACE TO BUY 3 501 CAPITOL WAY 1919 w. Harrison Tol. FL. 7-9321 it 1 Phone EL. 6-6611 ,,, ...A..... --- .......A.A... ,xo ox: :::::::::::::- xo :ee -:::4o io::: ::: Ig 'E 5' Congratulations, Grads! Compliments L I Tony Panowicz The Jewel Box P 3E 3 508 South Washington I :M A::::::x::::::::::: :xo o. C. KISOR 6 SCNS 5' lack Tmum o R D E L OIL 3 3 Fuel Phone FL. 6-8428 2 OSSIE TRANUM 121 North CGM Way 3 5- Chevron Gas Sfahon ,, A, gsm A, Page One Hundred Nine lohn Burgett Olympia Oil and Wood Producfs Co. Congratulations to the Class of '56 REMEMBER THE NUMBER - FL. 6-4411 GOOD LUCK, GRADS Olympia Hardware Co. 109 N. Capitol Way Donna Ecklund Phone FL. 7-773l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 Ralph's Food Cenfer - - - - - - - :::::::::.':, o lrnperial Artists and Washable Wallpaper Painters Supplies C. R. Harris PAINT HEADQUARTERS 300 East Fourth Avenue Telephone FL. 6-6657 .fa cfobfa, JEWELERS 309 East 4th Phone FL. 7-7300 E. M. Le Roy o--v- lfi - lz 6 ':5i.5.f:-. - -f---- at ALL i - L L illi OCCASIONS Wells Flower Shop Brightest Corner in Olympia 200 E. 5th at Washington-Ph. FL. 6-8422 ov ---,,,---- :- Page One Hurzdred Ten Sincerest Best Wishes, Class ot '56 Edgar Hodgson Olympia Garage 118 West Fourth Phone FL. 7-5032 ME FUEL EUMPAIW nivmniws ULDEST QQ FUEL mstnlsuton X f V1-J Phone FL. 6-6667 416 State Ave. O1ympia, Wash. 'I B al e y D r u g s FL. 7-5754 FL. 7-3171 GOOD LUCK, '56 Olympia Transit Co. Charter Service CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56 Keeton Town G Country 2633 Martin Way We Would Like to Extend Our Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1956 Iack Homann BeHman's Men's Shop 410 Cap1to1 Way Phone FL. 7-5011 Page One Hundred Eleven Best Wishes to the Class of '56 Mary Lou Swanson R. A. Swanson -no 1 Bob Iunk GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '56 Silverfone Sfudio MERLE JUNK BEST OF LUCK Ted's R. F. D. 4 Wayne Henning Trading Posf BEST WISHES TO lean Stabno and her class SQUEEZ E INN 3O9V2 East Fourth THE BEST OF EVERYTHING, CLASS OF 1956 The Music Bar For the Finest in Up-To-Date Music and Records 403 So. Washington Telephone FL.. 7-3048 Page One Hundred Twelve CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS Saving tor the Future Capital 4' ,,,-ei avigjs Skan-Llssn. FIFTH AND WASHINGTON Fitth and Washington SINCE 1910 The Crane Cafe Phone FL. 7-5831 407 Capitol Way Congratulations, Class of '55 tiffiijffl IT LOOP COVERI GS, Shades 6: Venetian Blinds - Coverings df Awnings Phone FL. 7-5418 218-224 W. 4th Olympia BEST WISHES CLASS OF '56 Williams Women's Wear 407 S. Washington Phone FL. 6-828l ----, ----v---,,--------v- leanette Barner BEST WlSl-IES, CLASS OF i956 trorn MARY BARNER'S GIFT SHOP l05l Capitol Way -v .... --,--------,v-- 0 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56 Clinfworfh Opfical Dispensary 202 E. 4th Phone Fl... 2-3l40 BEST WISHES FROM HOTELS Governor 5 Olympian Your Home-Owned Hotels Page One Hundred Thirteen Congrafulaiions To The Class of '56 YOUR HEATING HEADQUARTERS Diane Dickison Diclcison Fuel 5 Appliance ll7 East Fifth Ave. Phone FL. 2-4844 GOOD LUCK, GRADS! Lee's Sfealc House Highway 99 Olympia ' ::'Z4M: wi' QZDMEWK ' L A 42491 5:53532 bee f' mf '4L Best Wishes To The Grads of 1956 Compliments K resek's Thursfon Counfy Federal Savings and Loan Assn. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 Dr. J. L. Ellis cvETERiNARiANJ 2022 E. 4th Ave. Olympia, Wash. GOOD LUCK, GRADS! Olympia Appliance 6Ul Capitol Way Carolyn Fletcher Page One Hundred Fourteen -ia S?:::: E 1' ooNGRATULA'r1oNS TO I ' THE CLASS or '55 E E, Olympia Supply Q S25 S. Columbia St. lf 5 Telephone FL. 6-6659 :E im, loanne Haumann Cappy Ingham 1: lu e:::: BEST OF LUCK! 1: BEST WISHES TO THE '56 Q CLASS OF '56 I I E H aumann s Floral G 5 1 GIH Shop if E K, Drive ln 403 Eqst 4th PL, 7-5221 2400 West Harrison Phone FL. 7 9050 xm,m- ,,,mmA g,,,,,,, -,,,, W, ,,,,,,,,, BEST WISHES TO THE l Thufgfgn Cgunfy CLASS or 1955 I, f . 5: 1 Tlfle Company LU M BERM EN 'S Q 2 MERCAN Tl LE Q 2 503 W. 4th Phone FL. 7-5569 2 Olympia 5 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS gl 'Q Compliments E u fl 1 Byron Chamberlain Lloyd Davenport I 1 1: 'E Q: ig? ABSTRACT OF rms 1 ' ik TITLE INSURANCE 1: gi gy Escnows woMEN'S fs, CHILDRENS WEAR . Apparel Center in Olympia Ig I DUDLEY D. DoHM, President Page One Hundred Fifteen eeeeqg lr 'r ALL BEST WISHES FOR success Q: TO THE CLASS OF '56 4 1+ 4 U 9 9 3: :E I 4 n EE Susie Terry 520 S. Copltol Way Olympia If in in if ':::::5:::: :::::::::::::::::::: A:::::::::'-5 Q 4, I, 1, as e ge 4 SINCE 1906 P CONGRATULATIONS TO THE E QI Q CLASS OF '56 Q' P u 0 1 1 ll Olympia Federal Savings 1, ft and Loan Association I I . . . . Q I : Capitol Radio-Television ., 4 3 4, 4 I I 409 Capitol Way 5, 215 W. :sth Ave. Phone FL. 7-7523 :E :E :E ee -exe exe: 4' 1' :I Congratulations to the Class ot '56 i 1 I v 1 I lr 4 1 O I 4, 4 . - 1 G r C, I n g e r S E: I Congratulations and Best Wishes .I r 4 , Ottice Supplies and Equipment 4 4 Class of 1956 if School Suppliese-Drafting Equipment 1 4y 4 Pens and Pencils-Portable Typewriters 1 4 , 4' 207 E. 4th Phone EL. 2-7533 I: E 1' Olympia, Wash. 4: Q 4 1, 1, mv :mg Olympia -2 mme. :f 'T - T .: Creamery 5: I ll P M 4 1+ 1 A I 4 Coon LUCK, GRADSI it 1' I: Manufacturers of 5: 4 P 43 Lunchggng A Dinners 3 't Q' CLYMPUS BUTTER AND ICE CREAM ', L , 4 4, Banquets D in 4 5' r 4: C 1 1: I llth and Capitol Way A .Q I ll4 Water Street 1' F I r 5+ E +I 'I +I 1+ I: 1: ee -eh i9:::: e Page One Hundred Sixteen v v vvvv 29 ??- - - - I, EE 1 IN and OUT 4, 4 CONGRATULATIONS 5: Q HAMBURGERS 1 TO THE CLASS OF ' Q I BEST WISHES TO THE '56 CLASS OF '56 .E gi :E if 1420 Harrison l 11 4, 49:::: ::::::: :,: 0 ' 0 i iT:::: MII s and MII s ' 1, , I U. S. ROYAL TIRES FUNERAL DIRECTORS Q: 2 , l O U It Q, Tire Service lnc. 'I :E 'l Recopping - Vulccmizing L, Swenson - Used Tires 12 1, 'I 1, Phone FL. 2-2202 2323 Hc1rr1sOr1 I 'I :::- :::::::::::::::::: :exe o:::: 'I 'I 'I 'I CONGRATULATIONS if 'I 'I 1 1 4: 41 CONGRATULATIONS, Sporfsmen's Q, ,I I I AD ! Hecldqucrrfers 2, 1, GR S 4, 4, ll4 North Capitol Woy if Telephone FL. 7-7853 'I I 'I I IVIRRLE HAMERLY, Owner II I II 'I :::- -::::::::::::::::::::: ::::Q li 'I 1: ft 1' 4: We Wish You Well . . . I 4 A 4: 4: 1, Gretchen Iohnson Horlene Underwood MILLER-UNDERWOOD 11 II FURNITURE CO. Legion WG., CItFrGnk1in ,E Olympia Sfafe Bank G Trusf Co P ---AQ q9---- Page One Hundred Seve ----.,-----,--- Plan For Future At . MoHman's MOTTMAN'S MERCANTILE CO. Fourth ond Capitol Way . . and . . ::i 45 04 41 1, 1, 11 3 1 1 BESroFLUoK 1 41 CLASS OF '56 41 '1 11 1' 1, 1, TI 3 1, 1, 1, 3, 1 Montgomery :Q Wards 41 41 31 Ioyce Asimus ,E 5.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- -- Q 41 1 41 1 '1 1 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 1 1 41 41 1 1 41 41 41 1, 1, 1 1, 41 of OLYMPIA 41 41 CAPITOL CHINA CO' 1' 1000 No. Washington St MoHmon's Third Floor FL. 5-4445 E: B111 Iomes 41 W, gL,,,,,,,,,,,,, -- :::::::::::::::- -XZ? ,TH :- il TI oooo LUCK 1: 1 'I :I SUCCESS, CLASS 1 11 1, 41 I Gilbert Maffress , , 44 41 G Upholstery ft 2, P 4, 41 Shop Qt 2, P Hom Crovens : ..., HHHHH- -:HA 4I :I 1: 11 GOOD LUCK 4: 1' 11 4: lock Croll cmd Dick Myott gi 5: I P 1, 1 . 41 41 0 WIICOX T- V- 35 , Dairy Queen 41 1 4 Danelle Wilcox 328 North Plymouth 41 '1 4 ::::H:::::::: :xi ix: xx -- Page One Hundred' Eighteen Q A - - ::::Q Q::::: ::::::::: ::::: I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 S e I d e n ' s First in Floor Coverings CARPETS - SHADES - LINOLEUM DRAPERIES - VENETIAN BLINDS APPLIANCES , 308 East 41h Telephone FL. 7-5531 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56 Wildwood Grocery 2828 Capitol Blvd. 4, Q:::.-e :::::::::::::: eeeee 4' Q::::: ::::: 'ErI'efj-21515 mw?z P17 Dda6.feaaa Q ,,,,,, - I '4',, , I ----QP 49 A - - -Q Q::::v -:::::::::::::::::::- ::::- Best of Luck fo The Class of '56 Davis Brown Derby - ::::QD In Ir BEST WISHES Good Luck, Grads! Lois Niemi CLASS or '56 , FIFSSTOHS Diamonds Sfores 510 Capitol WUI' 310 E. Fourth Avenue Phone FL. 6-4705 PL. 2-3411 , Denys Richardson Olympm' Wash' 6 ::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::e oeeee ::::e:::::::e-ee -ee 6 Page One Hundred Nineteen Greetings and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 CAPITAL LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS GOOD LUCK, GRADS! from the Valley Dairy soon LUCK, GRADSQ WESTERN HEATING and Sheer' Mefal Inc. 523 Water BEST WISHES Evergreen El ecfric Gloria Grout CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Olympia Canning Company Q5 ..,. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Drs. Kornmesser Optometric Vision Specialists GOOD LUCK TO Dick Iohnson and his classmates DEWAR and I F E R Page One Hundred T ST. MARTlN'S COLLEGE GO TO COLLEGE - LIVE AT HOME OLYMPIA'S FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE For information Call The Registrar, FL. 2-7571 BEST OF LUCK 5: , ' GOOD LUCK, '56 If I 1' ,Q GRADS! Dodge-Plymoufh Kincy Hardware GOOD LUCK, from A. G. 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