Omak High School - Omache Yearbook (Omak, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1951 volume:

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This year, our third year in the Class A division, our basketball team won the North Central Washing- ton Championship, and made us known as a team not easily beaten. Coach Gablehouse has set a fine example for his team by good sports- manship, clean living and fair play. He built up an inspiration that will long be remembered by all of us. But above all else he is our friend. Editor Assistant Editors Advertising Activities Sports Annual Staff Abbie Lou Wilson Wanda Barber Nevada Harris Eleanor Freund Shirley Smith Nevada Harris Norma Jean Berney Pat Stafford Gordon Jaquish Cheryl Aston Pictures 'Typing Elizabeth Pope Carolyn Frede Evalyn Emert Joan Epley Wanda Barber Barbara Lucas Eleanor Freund Wanda Barber Barbara Hazlett Barbara Begley The ma'orit of the pictures in this book were taken and finished by Mr. Rowe and the photography depart J Y ment. The Omache staff is very grateful to them for the many hours and the work which they gave to make this annual possible. E Student Council BACK ROW: Paul Seals, Fred Fleischmann 'Nadine Grimm, Mary Wicks, Milton Lott, Mr, Coli burn. CENTER ROW: Patsy Jo Smith, Dorothy Sprowl, Rose Eldred, Jill Bohn, Donna Apple, President Wes Marshall Barbara Begley, Pat Stafford, Shirley Woods, 'Bar bara Hazlett. FRONT ROW: Dick Jaquish, Carol Gwinn, sec retary Bob Ro e ' ' , g rs, vice president, Wesley Mar shall president N B . , ora eeman, treasurer, and El- don Brubaker. The Student Council, whose membership con- sists of student body officers and elected represen- tatives from every class and club of our school, has just completed a very active year. They were in- strumental in the revision of the social rules to per- mit more frequent dances and to allow buses to transport students to games in this county. O.H.S. Student council was host to the All- County Council at a dessert in April. There were also two joint meetings with Okanogan. Another major project is a handbook explain- ing traditions, courses, etc., which will be given to all students entering high school next fall. ERNEST E. NEWLAND Superintendent A. B. COLBURN Principal DAVID E. JONES ELLA FLINSPACH Band, Chorus Library, Latin N 7 CHESTER COOKE GEORGE GABLEHOUSE Bookkeeping, English, Industrial Arts, Basketball Social Science BARBARA DeFOE HARRY WEBSTER Home Economics Agriculture 0 K , ,. . is in JAMES OATES ELEANOR KING Social Science Girls Physical Education Auto Driving Health l A MARIE SUMMERS ADELAIDE LATIMER English Typing, Shorthand EUNICE DISMUKES HARLAN IRWIN Home Economics Biglogy N iv..- ROYLE C. ROWE JOHN LEONARD English, Dramatics Mathematics, Science S? , if 2 2, ADELYN J AMESON MYRON OATES M U - Art, SOC181 Sc1ence Physical Education gm .N wi. 1 V , w Q. . A Q 4' ' g S 5 .al ,. Karr-N-ffxg-sfffv 29 i C118 QM 5 Q K , c N-f sir . -2. f.1-'1--- ' 1- , Q, X N. wma: . X N... .. , J its VN. ' 2 fx X. ,Aff x W N!j A x x N x 1 i f b 1 1 l I Mary Wicks Omak Schools 12 Years Valedictorian. She is one of our straight A students. Representative to Girls' State, Debate team, President of Pe Club and active member of Student Council. Gordon ,Iaquish Omak Schools 12 Years Jake He always has a pleasing smile for everyone. During high school he has been active in track, chorus, pho- tography and minor sports. Shirley Jean Smith Omak Schools 11 Years The girl that has all the pep- that's Squir1ly. Outstanding cheer leader for two years. Honor society, Girl's State, Football Princess. Ray Houston Omak Schools 12 Years Active in track, boys' glee club, F F.A., and is talented at telling exaggerated stories. Cheryl F ae Aston Omak Schools 12 Years Cherr Known for y. her quiet, efficient ways. By the way, don't you run into mon-- ey, writing letters to England? Chorus, annual club. Evalyn Linda Emert Omak Schools 12 Years nM n ert Active we know, a friend to all and always will- ing to help-no matter what. Thespian pres., Senior class pres., Pep club. Duane Partridge Omak Schools 12 Years 4-H rs oot Wanda says he likes nothing besides horses and cars. We wonder - F.F.A treasurer, F.F.A. vice pres. Fred F leischmann Omak Schools ll Years Fred is an all-around good guy. He's got a big heart and is always willing to be of help to anyone. He's in Student Coun- cil, delegate to State F.F.A. convention, played football. Elmer Frank Bates Omak Schools 12 Years Tuffy. He had broken bones, but you cou1dn't kill him off in his three years of football, chorus, boys' glee club, and Ag. Jeanne Louise Clough Omak Schools 12 Years Clou. With her dramatic ability she's Omak High school's Gloria Swanson. Thes- pian treasurer, F.H.A. pres. and Pep club. Allen Cook Omak Schools 12 Years Cookie is the silent type - but we know he is around. He likes photography, strawberry milkshakes and is one for a joke, so we've heard. Geraldine Cox Omak Schools 1 113 Years Gerry is rather shy, but every- one was extremely glad when she joined us in her Junior year. . tNot Picturedl Lauretta Lupis Omak Schools 1 Year Entered here from Seattle and really got into the spirit of things - a big asset to the Newspaper Club. Quill and Scroll, F.H.A. treas. and As- sistant Editor of Newspaper. Don McFarland Omak Schools 12 Years Don gets a lot of fun out of life and enjoys teasing people. We believe his pet saying is Cheese! Don has partici- pated in track. Harold Robert Ostenlierg Omak Schools 12 Years Oscar. Fast running, sharp shooting and boy can he make those ringers-in horse shoes -that is. Track, basketball, and minor sports. Abbie Lou Wilson Omak Schools 12 Years Usually known as Red - Why? Her flaming red hair, of course. She sometimes an- swers to the name of Swede Vice president of Pep club, drill team and minor sports. Editor of Ornache. Patricia Ann Bentley Omak Schools 4 Years Sweet little Pat, always a lot of fun to be with. Active in student council, Pep Club, Girls' Club sec., and Nation- al Honor Society. Dorothy Sprowl Omak Schools 12 Years Dot , the girl who inherits all the silver. Pep Club, Drill Team, Thespians, Student Council, F. H. A. and Apple Blossom Princess. Harley Williams Omak Schools 12 Years Genius - Class comedian, and if it weren't for Harley, speech class would be mighty dull -- he qeeps things rolling! Harley took part in basketball. Elizabeth Irene Pope Omak Schools 12 Years Liz. Ambitious, we know- Running hither and thither- gathering Pep Club points. National Honor Society, Drill Team, and Sec. of Pep Club. Bill Taylor Omak Schools 6 Years Known as Pudgy, famous for his auto accidents. Bill is always seen around snapping pictures for Photo Club. Nancy Lee Wilcox Omak Schools 12 Years Nan has a Sonny disposi- tion. When there's anything to be done you can always de- pend on her to do it. Drill Leader. Pep Club and Thes- pian treasurer. Wesley Marshall Omak Schools 6 Years Wes , noted for his executive talent - and How to Influ- ence People approach: Band, Student Body President. All- High play. Dona Elgie Omak Schools 1 Year Although Donie has been with us for only the last semester of the senior year she has made friends with everyone. Staff of Pioneer Express. Noble Dynes Omak Schools l Year Noble came back as a post- graduate. Science Club, Pi- cneer Express and F.F.A. Rodney Dodge Barbara Ellen Begley Omak Schools 8 Years Flxrt the boy every gxrl has wzshed were available We can dream cant we He IS actxve ln football, Lettermens Club Vxce Pres 50 and V1ce Pres Senxor class Robert Hendrlcks Omak Schools 6 Years Bob-the hot rod krd nf you haven t seen Bob youll know hes been around Mr Leon ard's room Bob has been act rve m F F A Omak Schools 3 Years If you once meet Barb you won t ever forget her wonder ful personalxty and fnendly ways Shes Thespxan rep to student councxl rn Girls Glee Club and m Pep Club Shlrley Mane Woods Omak Schools 12 Years If you want somethmg done Just go to Shxrley Shes al ways wxllmg to help Band representatrve, Pxoneer Ex press Staff and Pep Club Al so Qlull and Scroll Myron Schmldt Omak Schools 12 Years Known as Smltty You 11 know hlm because he s been a sports man around O H S for two or three years now Hes m Let termen s club basketball foot ball and tenrus Kexth Edmond Slmm0DdS Omak Schools 12 Years Bus set a new record rn 100 yd dash and IS one of the many good athletes around school this year He has let tered three years ln football and track Lettermens Club, Soph Rep lh Student Coun Wanda Mae Barber Omak Schools 8 Years A redhead wxth a good sense of humor and a W1l1ll1gl'lCSS to help Wanda xs co assistant Ed of Annual club V1ce Pres of Honor Socxety chorus and drill team Joan Sue Epley Omak Schools 12 Years If you ever want a true fnend 1 s Joan She IS active xn Drrll Thespxans Pep Club, Gxrls Club cabmet and nar rator for the Chrlstmas pag eant 1 l , - Ly . ' 7. .. ---,A 1 . 'I' . ! I - - I I vi r ' I 1 ..-U - .. ,. , . . . , - , I . . . , . . , , . , , . . , . .. ., . . , 1 4 SW. U H . . A 1 . --F, Q- . . . , , . ., . Y cil. 'L - 1 , , - - 1 - n ' '- ' ' A ..- , . ' Elnora Lillian Beeman Omak Schools 10 Years Nora Busy Beeman keeping the books of O.H.S. in order. F.l-LA. Vice President, Cho- rus, Student Body Treasurer. Norma Jean Berney Omak Schools 12 Years A cute little number to have around-just ask anyone- Norma was Football Queen '50, F.H.A., drill team and Pep Club. Robert Pino Omak Schools 7 Years Bob isn't hard to please-as long as there is someone near to pester. You will always see him around. Bob is active in Scientific Pioneers. Bernard Leighton Omak Schools 7 Years Cheese, the boy who takes a lot in speech class. He is an,- other reason why we all enjoy the last hour of the school day. Track 1 year. Barbara Lucas Omak Schools 1 Year Everyone was glad fespecial- ly Erwoodl to see a new senior girl at O.H.S. this year. Luke came to us from Everett High. While here she participated in annual club, drill team and F.H.A. Marilyn Schneider Omak Schools 2 Years The quiet, shy type-just loves horses-is in Jr. Boots and Saddle Club-can be found in the darkroom every fifth per- iod. Newspaper, Chorus, F. H. A. and Girls' Glee. I Eldon Brubaker Omak Schools 3112 Years Nicknamed Dew - wonder why? You'll have to ask Dew about that. He's known for his slow manner, dry sense of humor, and good laughs. He's rep. to student council, and in boys' glee club. He also parti- cipated in Our Town. Bill Treese Omak Schools 5 Years Willy's favorite hobby is his car. Walks with a slow, lazy stride - also putters around the darkroom a good deal. Chorus, Newspaper Sports Ed., Football. Weldon Lamb Omak Schools 6 Years Lambo - A tall, good-look- ing blond who always has a brilliant smile. He was basket- ball co-captain, played tennis, vice pres. of home room and by all means, our '51 sweet- heart. Carol Gwinn Omak Schools 12 Years Callie is very dependable and always willing to help others. Her high school activi- ties include student body sec- retary, pep club treasurer, honor society D.A.R. rep. of Omak, and debate. Don Lay Omak Schools 12 Years An active F.F.A. member, he has been on the apple judging team. Don is a lot of fun and everyone enjoys knowing him. Carolyn Frede Omak Schools 5 Years Lyn . She is well known for friendly smile and gay giggles. Has a liking for a certain blond. She has served as foot- ball princess, is a member of Pep Club, drill team and girls' glee club, Annual staff. Kenneth Andresen Omak Schools 8 Years Another of the quieter Senior boys-he comes from Canada. Says his favorite hobby is loafing. Active in F.H.A. Patricia Carol Stafford Omak Schools 9 Years Staffy -A swell person to have aropnd. Always gets a bang out of jokes Kespecial- ly her ownj. She is partial to the tallest blonds - a twin. Glee club, student council, pep club and honor society. Erwood Brown Omak Schools 12 Years Red-headed-and easy to get along with-that's Erwood- and what a laugh-none can compare. He is active in cho- rus, band, lettermen's club and football. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Sarah Jane Lange Omak Schools 4 Years Jane is an active debater, honor society president, It Happened to Sweeney -and a girl that couldn't be much more set in her waysr Illene Joy Mulloy Omak Schools 4 Years If you see a dark-eyed, dimp- led girl coming down the hall, you'l1 know it's Mole. Chorus and Girls' Glee Club. Jim Killian Omak Schools 4 Years Jim-a good guy out to en- joy himself-especially when he's out of the city limits-im to Okanagan or elsewhere. Track, FiF.A., and Thespiansl Marillyn Murray Omak Schools 1 Year Known as Micky-is one of our little seniors. Always a cheerful smile lights her face. Transferred from Oroville high school. Chorus, and Girls' Glee Club. Robert Mathews Omak Schools 5 Years If you feel a friendly hand on your shoulder . . . it's Bob's. gee, active in sports, Photo u . Jan Angela Price Omak Schools 12 Years Jan has been one of the out- standing girls in 0.1-I.S. She has quite a sense of humor -- even if she is short at catch- ing on to a joke. Her activities are Girls' Club ores. and treas., Pep Club, Honor So- ciety, and the All School Play. Ray Hendrickson Omak Schools 2 Years Everyone enjoys Ray's sense of humor lespecially while decorating for the Jr. Prom.j Could the reason be that the roof fell in? Scientific Pio- neers and Photography. Barbara Ann Hazlett - Omak Schools 12 Years Barb , '51 Sweetheart-Brw nette. Football princess 1949g Thespian and Pep Club rep., Our Town . . . Barb's al- ways a lot of fun. Robert Ivan Rogers Omak Schools 7 Years Lady Killer Rogers - all around athlete, basketball cap- tain, honor society, student body vice president and very hard for a gal to track down. Laureva Hughes Omak Schools 1 Year Reva. During her one year in Omak high school she has real- ly added a lot to the senior class with her artistic ability. She is vice president of Scien- tific Pioneers. Our Town. Eleanor reund Omak Schools 'I Years Nellie Very versatileg man- aged the advertising campaign for the annual, band, chorus, girls' sextet, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Virginia Ogden Omak Schools 11 Years Gin. Anyone at O.H.S. would recognize Gin at once, be- cause of the bov's green sweater she wears. Gin made 8 very fine tenor in our High School Chorus. Helen Joyce Skirving Omak Schools 5 Years Wonderful disposition and a friend to everyone. She was in chorus, F.H.A., and Girls' glee club. Milton Samuel Lott Omak Schools 554: Years Bot, If you see a blue Mer- cury loaded with girls-low and behold, you'll find Milton. Boys' glee club, football, and student council rep. from Let- termen's club. Nevada Rench Harris Omak Schools 7 Years She's a little girl but you'l1 al- ways notice her because of her friendly ways and pleasing smile. She's in the Sextette, Assistant ed. of annual. Mildred Storm Omak Schools 12 Years Millie. Everyone enjoy's Mil- lie's sense of humor and wise remarks. During high school she has participated in chorus, Pep club, and is a member of the newspaper staff, Lois Woodward Omak Schools 10 Years Everyone enjoys her sense of humor. High school activities have been chorus and glee club. Bill Boyd Omak Schools 12 Years Bill is a quiet, but friendly per- son to have around. He is act- ive in football, chorus and Boys' Glee club. Senior Class Memories It was the first day of school in the year 1939. Children were bustling around getting ready for their first peek at education-little did they know what lay ahead. Year by year we contributed to society. The first year, under the instruction of Miss Rice and Miss Cordes, we constructed block cities which added to the success of the Ste- vens school carnival. In the second grade we pooled our talents to form a rhythm band. Everyone became fa- miliar with our one and only accomplishment March of the Toy Soldiers . In the third grade, after two years of worthwhile learning, Ray Houston became our favorite entertainer for the morning story hour with his fantastic tales of home life. During the fourth and fifth grades we presented It's a Grand Old Flag and The Highland Fling . Pat Stafford sent for Charles Atlas' muscle-building kit so she could beat up Gene Jackson. Shirley Smith got sick when the boys kissed the girls and this led to a half hour lecture by Miss Israel. When entering Jr. High we accepted re- sponsibilities more readily. Mastering the two-step was the great problem. 1One-two- back. Remember?J The greatest accomplish- ment was made by Boots Mercer, the day he spelled antidisestablishmentarianism -- the longest word in the dictionary. But Boots wasn't the only one who had brains. Evalyn Emert was student body president and Bob Rogers won the scholarship award. As far as good behavior is concerned, Joyce Van Brunt received the good citizenship award . Our ninth grade party was another outstanding feature with Now Is the Hour, the theme, presenting lighted candles in a wash tub of water. High School brought many experiences which were new to everyone. Several of the fellows in their Sophomore year received let- ters in football and basketball. We were proud of having Shirley Smith as one of the yell- leaders and football princess and Mary Wicks receiving the 35.00 scholastic award. We are sure everyone will remember the junior year. Suddenly It's Spring our prom theme brought us many thrills-remember the ceiling? For a while we thought it would be Suddenly It Fell. This was sponsored by the selling of pop under the supervision of Wes Marshall, class president and Mr. Oates, class adviser. The great days have arrived! We are no longer, looked down upon, we are seniors. We wish to thank the under-classmen and also the teachers who have helped us to reach our goal in such a pleasant manner. When we leave Omak High School to go forward in life as adults, we shall all remem- ber the scent of roses in the blue and silver, and the thought, Tonight we launch-where shall we anchor , as one of the important steps of 1951, as well as the many happy days we have spent there. Junior Class TOP ROW: Billy Lamb, Jerry Wise, Ed- ward LaGrou, Buddy Mulloy, James Knighton, Delyle Schmidt, Gerry Lynch, Paul Seals. ,THIRD ROW: Lola Lee Shumway, Leda Simpson, Shirley Jenkin, Joyce Sundermeier, Lorraine Woods, Mary Taylor, Joan Keffeler, Helen Tverberg, Nancy Lowell. SECOND ROW: Artis Riggs, Charlene Lott, Pat Churchill, Opal Staggs, Shirlene Wal- ters, Thelma Mantei, Marilyn Zimmerman, Nettie Moore. FIRST ROW: Fae Scott, Sylvia Swinford, Rylla Rockey, Frances Martin, Martha Markel, Betty Root, Wanda Stewart, Edith Moomaw. TOP ROW: Bill Faler, Jessie Cates, Waldo Belles, Bobby Fenison, Bill Hodgson, Fred Freund, Richard Andresen. SECOND ROW: Jim Hess, Don Ferguson, Conlyn Cederblorn, Ronny Baines, Ernest French, Kenneth Freel, Bob Butler. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Hahn, Irene Root Doreen Davis, Carmen Allen, Nadine Grimm, Dorothy Bissell, Mona Best, Ardith Eldred Donna Apple, Alta Estes. 0 phomore Class FIRST ROW: Wilma Stebbins, Betty Vess. Elizabeth La- throp, Donna Raab. Donna McVay, Roberta Lucas, Peggy Schema. Marlyne Wilburn. Janet Simmonds, Evelyn Man- ning. Nita Payne. SECOND ROW: Dick Jaqulsh. June Taylor. Evon La Course, Janet Stout, Ilone Lee. Patsy Jo Smith, Jane Wolk. Sharon Maley, Jim Pentz, Dennis Paulsen. THIRD ROW: Eddie Scriver. Wayne Leiahton, George Root. Lawrence Thompson. Kenneth Watts, Pete Kurth. Frank Pino, Kenneth Ostenberg, Bronson Flint, Dglmer Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Dick Roe, Verdell McCormack, Ted Storm, Halley Martin, Marlo Schmidt, Frank Black, Don Lafferty. Robert Burke, Duane Kammenza. FIRST ROW: Eileen Bishop. Leona Hornbuckle. Mar- lene Anderson, Carol Downey, Janet Holt, Betty Lou Alum- baush, Jackie Brubaker. Glenda Harriman, Jlll Bohn. Cleo Freel, Shirley Aldridge. SECOND ROW: Barbara Cheetham. Shirley Grissom. Delores DeWitt, Bonette James, Gayle Fleischmann, Patsy Fry. Doris Rae Carlton, Donna Jean Baker. Polly Austin. Re- becca Hallam, Viola Lafferty. THIRD ROW: Lois Smltkln. Eleanor Brown. Kay Frei- bus, Barbara Flint. Rose Eldred, Elizabeth Edwards. Dick Burnett. Dale Allen, David Ellis. Charles Moore. FOURTH ROW: Roddy DeWitt, Gary Baines, Frank Cox. Gene Grissom, Leonard Garzett, Bill Walters, Bronson Flint, Arthur Anderson, Robert Burke, Nell Brown. FIFTH ROW: Bernard Burdett. 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Our greatest victory of the season was on Octo- ber 30 when we downed the Oroville Hornets 44 to 0. On Friday November 4 we won a close game from the Coulee Dam Beavers 26 to 24. Our last game of the season was with our old rivals the Okanogan Bulldogs and we came out in a tie 6 to 6. Manager of this year's squad was Paul Seals. Gerald Storm was chosen as Inspirational Player and Rodney Dodge was chosen as Honorary Captain. , Omak had three boys on the All-County Team. Gerald Storm, fullbackg Bob Rogers, all-county end and Elmer Bates, all-county center. Bob Rogers was chosen as best blocker. MYRON OATES H. M. THORNTON Coach Coach 8-Man Team Best Blocker BOB ROGERS was X iwzz'aaxf -Xiofv new -1 fi. irc-to-N. iw-sSiiS 'LN fwx11.s,.1 isis Q ,X to 5,5 5 w,r...,.fb www S l frog S .if . . qui, 1 2 Q an-Ji 'K I ' in Q1 'Ni' S 5? QL S' -1 Q is , be , .Y - - N1 ia ' he ff 1 rw:-A qt, j , 1 L' .Qi M ' K. - Q. M x F pez:-N . AQ , 4 ff 3 'P ,--- V - X his f . 5 a f e Q az. , , if , 9-g5ggiai Ns. 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Lettermenfs Club FIRST ROW: Orville Davis, Rodney Dodge, Bob Ostenberg, Keith Simmonds, Bob Mathews, Weldon Lamb, Bob Rogers, Ronnie Baines, Don Ferguson, Erwood Brown. SECOND ROW: Teddy Storm, Bob Dezel- lem, Ray Houston, Myron Schmidt, Verne Naught, Milton Lott, Paul Seals, Halley Martin, Elmer Bates. THIRD ROW: Geral Cox, Fred Fleischman, Delyle Schmidt, Edward LaGrou, and Marlo Schmidt. Honor Society TOP ROW: Wesley Marshall, Don Ferguson, Wanda Barber, Mary Wicks, Nadine Grimm, Con Cederblom, James Knighton, Ronnie Baines, Bob Rogers. MIDDLE ROW: Carolyn H a h n, Viola Dancker, Ardith Eldred, Carol Gwinn, Pat Staf- ford, Jan Price, Evalyn Emert, Miss Flinspach, adviser. BOTTOM ROW: Zella Bergstrom, Pat Bentley, Barbara Hazlett, Nancy Wilcox, Jane Lange, Barbara Begley, Elizabeth Pope, Shir- ley Smith. Thespians FRONT ROW: Mary Wicks Cpoint keeperb, Nancy Wilcox Ctreasureri, Barbara Begley, fStudent Council rep.J, Evalyn Emert Kpres.J, Barbara Hazlett, Csec.J, llone Lee. SECOND ROW: Jim Killian, Joan Epley, Dorothy Sprowl, Rose Eldred, Rylla Rockey, Shirley Smith, Jan Price, Jeanne Clough, Mr. Leonard. BACK ROW: Con Cederblom, Bob Rogers, Fred Fleischmann, Jim Knighton, Wes Marshall, Verne Naught, Don Ferguson, Milton Lott, El- don Brubaker, Erwood Brown. F.H. A. ' TOP ROW: Shirley Grissom, Roberta Lucas, Dorothy Sprowl, Joan Epley, Shirley Woods, Lau- retta Lupis, Lola Shumway, Marilyn Schneider, Jane Wolk. MIDDLE ROW: Rose Marie Eldred, Carolyn Frede, Nancy Wilcox, Jan, Price, Elsie Emert, Ilone Lee. Ardith Eldred, Barbara Hazlett, Barbara Flint. BOTTOM ROW: Doris Rae Carlton, Abbie Lou Wilson, Norma Jean Berney, Shirley Smith, Jeanne Clough, president, Pat Stafford, vice president, Elizabeth Pope, Barbara Lucas, Patsy Jo Smith. F.F.A. TOP ROW: Raymond Shove, Gary Freese, Norman Hamilton, Don Lay, Clarence Weitman, Matlin Hixon and Raymond Morris. SECOND ROW: Billy Ward, Ernest Brown, Jack Vess, Bill Walters, Allan Davis and Bronson Flint. THIRD ROW: Duane Partridge, Fred Fleisch- mann, Ernest French, Jerry Wise, Billy Lamb and Mr. Webster. . Girls, Glee Club FIRST ROW: Patsy Jo Smith, accom- panist, Cheryl Aston, Marilyn Zimmerman, Car- men Allen, Nora Beeman, Pat Churchill, Char- lene Lott, Marilyn Murray, Frances Martin, and Mr. Jones, director. ' SECOND ROW: Barbara Begley, Nancy Lowell, Viola Dancker, Nettie Moore, Mona Best, Nancy Wilcox, Barbara Hazlett, Shirlene Walters, Pat Stafford, Carolyn Frede. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Freund, Joan Ep- ley, Dorothy Sprowl, Ardith Eldred, Dorothy Bissell, Helen Skirving, Lois Woodward, Esther Mae Davidson, Ilene Mulloy, and Lois Smitkin. Boys' Glee Club FRONT ROW: Accompanist Patsy Jo Frank Pino, Roddy DeWitt, James Hess. Smith, Dick Burnett, Pete Kurth, Bill Byrd, THIRD ROW, Delyle Schmidt Bernard Dennis Paulsen' Mr' Jones' Burdett, Erwood Brown, Milton Lott, Fred SECOND ROW: Gordon Jaquish, Eldon Freund, Conlyn Cederblom. Brubaker, Jim Killian, Kenneth Ostenberg, F 5 High chool Chorus FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Sprowl, Nancy Lowell, Milton Lott. Erwood Brown, Gordon Jaquish, Jim Killian. Ilene Mulloy. Esther Mae Davidson, and Lois Smitkin. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Freund. Joan Epley. Bill Byrd. Eldon Brubaker. Fred Freund, Dick Burnett, Roddy De- Witt, Helen Sklrvlng, Nancy Wilcox. and Barbara Hazlett. SECOND ROW: Barbara Besley. Vlola Dancker, Dorothy Bissell, Jim Hess. Pat Stafford. Nettle Moore, Ardlth Eld- red. Mona Best, Carmen Allen, and Frances Martin. FIRST ROW: Patsy Jo Smith. accompanist, Cheryl As- ton, Marilyn Zimmerman, Nora Beeman, Lois Woodward. Shirlene Walters, Carolyn Frede, Pat Churchill, Charlene Lott, Marilyn Murray and Mr. Jones. dlrector. H igh School Band BACK ROW: Halley Martin, Dennis Paulsen. Dennis Holman. Kenny Ostenberg. Don Ehinger. Leonard Gargett, Joan Sundermeler, Kay Featherly. Don Fox. THIRD ROW: Jane Wolk, Dorothy Anderson. Mary McCormack, Kenny Pixley. Shirley Woods, Ruth Ann Mlchelsen, LeRoy Lacourse. Nell Brown, Cyril Puftert. Jan- et scout. Gary Poffenroth, amy wnbum. ' SECOND ROW: JoAnn Williams. Phyllis Reynolds, June Conrad, Gayle McKay. Buddy Berry, Jim Hess. Janet Pao. llnl, Paul Baines. Gary Baker, Johnny Roberts. FIRST ROW: Fae Scott, Shirley Haner, Anita Moore, Roberta French. Nadine Grimm, Emmlt Aston, Don Fer- guson. Gary Glover, Ronny Baines, Wes Marshall. Mr. Jones. director. MAJORETTES: Kay Ogden and Nettie Moore. Debate Team Left to right: Patsy Jo Smith, Mary Wicks, Jane Lange, Carol Gwinn, Mr. Oates. Girls Club Cabinet TOP ROW: Miss Flinspach iadviserb, Pat Bentley Qsec.J, Net- tie Moore, Patsy Jo Smith, Joan Epley, Miss Summers Cadviserb. BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Hahn, Jan Price Kpresj, Mary Wick? irep-D. Quill and Scroll Left to right: Shirley Woods, Lauretta Lupis, Noble Dynes, Mr. Cooke, Kay Ogden, Nadine Grimm. Newspaper Club FIRST ROW: Nadine Grimm Keditorj, Shir- THIRD ROW: Noble Dynes, Bill Treese, Er- ley Woods, Donna Elgie, James Hess. wood Brown, Ardy Riggs, Miss Latimer. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Schneider, Helen FOURTH ROW: Charlene Lott, Patsy Tverberg, Cleo Freel, Shirley Aldridge, Lau- Churchill, Mr. Cooke. retta Lupis. , Scientific Pioneers FRONT ROW: Ray Hendrickson, Ctreas.J, BACK ROW: Robert Pino, Delyle Schmidt, James Knighton, Cpresq, Shirley Jenkin, Csec.J, Noble Dynes, Shirlene Walters, Mr. Irwin, Kad- Laureva Hughes, fvice pres.b viserl. e 5 Junior Prom Royalty Bob Rogers, Shirley Smith, Queen Pat, King Rodney J an Price and Milton Lott Valentine Sweethearts Apple Blossom Princess Barbara Hazlett and Weldon Lamb Dorothy Sprowl i ', John Leonard, director, and entire cast of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Portrait of the Gibbs and the Webb families and Verne Naught, stage manager From the play Our Town- I Chorus in the Christmas Pageant I' 'T Busy In Physics Lab They keep the fires burning and our building clean. Mr. Roberts, Mr. Paulsen and Mr. Allen Relaxing At a Noon-Time Movie Putting out the PIONEER EXPRESS Jimmy Hess, Kay Ogden Lauretta Lupis Activity In Shop Class Photo Group BACK ROW: Leda Simpson, Don Ferguson, Bob Mathews, Jimmy Leibel, Waldo Belles, Verne Naught, Mr. Rowe. FRONT ROW: Barbara Lucas, f Nevada Harris and Marilyn A Schneider. 1 , W l 'f3wrf.t5SA 1. Band. 2. Slaughter House . 3. Royalty- minus Queen Norma Jean. 4. Burning the Bulldog. 5. Gir1's Club. 6. Senior float. 7. Let- terman's Club. 1. Drill team in action. 2. After a victory. 3. Football dessert. 4. Clean- up day. 5. The hang-out . 6. Basket- ball dessert, 7. The start of a game. J- it 1. Jill and Peggy . 2. Well-known Seniors. 3. Sen- iors with glamour. 4. Carolyn . 5. Cowgirl Ber- ney 6. Artie',. 7. Leda . 8. Nancy, Mary and Car- ol . 9. Homeward trail. 10. Jail birds. 11. He works, Jim takes the credit. 12. Betty and Lyla . 14. Stair steps. ' Ts- 1. Pajama pals. 2. Sharon and Sylvia . 3. Camp life. -4. 'Wa- terville, remember. 5. Don't fall! 6. Nighty night. 7. G1enda and Cleo . 8. Bob -best blocker. 9. Nice sox. 10. Jess and Gerald . 11. Jr. League. 12. 37 -football star. 13. Milton, Ray and Keith . 14. Long, long ago! 15. Beauty treatment. 16. Blossom Buddies. 17. Carol. N 1 , 1 5 1. Ted and Ilone, 2. Rodney and Donna. 3. Erwood and Barb. 4. Neil and Janet. 5. Jerry and Liz 6. Bill and Reva. 7. Just friends-Joyce and Emrys. 8. Ab- bie and Swede 9. Dale and Norma. 10. Just mar- .. ried--Ed and Irene. 11. Jesse and Peggy.'12. Jan- et and Verdell. 13. Carolyn and Johnny. 14. Joan and Stan. 15. Camp friends - Rose and Dick. W- K 1. Majorettes. 2. Norma Jean . 3. OHS Campus. 4. The front window. 5. Dot . 6. The old timer. 7. Mil- ton's old ja1op . 8. What's up? 9, Bob . 10. A night to howl. 11. The morning after! 12. Opal , 13. Ly- la, 14. How old? Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Calendar 5 School opens - - familiar faces. Very warm wea- ther - - good for swimming. 11 National Assembly - - Marimba players 16 Football Merry-Go-Round here. Tonasket lst, Omak 2nd, Okanogan 3rd 22 University of Washington Touring Theater Much Ado,About Nothing 22 Football Ephrata. There 29 Eight-man football Pateros, here 30 Wenatchee football. There 6 Penticton football. Here 7 Eight-man football, Twisp. Here 13 End of lst six weeks 18 Eight-man football, Brewster. There 16 Apple Harvest Vacation Begins! 20 Football at Chelan 21 Eight-man football here with Nespelem 27 Tonasket, football, here 28 Eight-man, Winthrop here 30 Apple Harvest Vacation Ends 30 Football Oroville, here 30 National Assembly 3 Coulee Dam football, here 11 Armistice Day - - Okanogan here - - Tie 17-18 P-T. A. Carnival ' 20 National Assembly 23 Thanksgiving Vacation Begins 27 Thanksgiving Vacation Ends ji. 1 Winter Concert , 2 Basketball game. Coulee Dam there. Won 5 Football Dessert. Bob Rogers named Best Block- er , Rodney Dodge, hono 'ary cagtain and Gerald Storm was named Inspirational layer 8 End of second six weeks 8 Sen.ior Ball - - Harbor Lights 9 Basketball here - - Brewster. Won. Juniors start their pop selling campaign 14 Christmas Pageant 15 Basketball game at Chelan - - lost 16 Basketball game at Tonasket - - lost 22 Basketball game at Okanagan - - won 22 Christmas Vacation begins! 29-30 North Central basketball, here - - lost fCarolyn's party should have been the night before, 2 Christmas Vacation ends 5 Basketball game at Ephrata - - won 6 Lettermen's Dance 12 Basketball - - Cashmere here - - won 13 Basketball - - Tonasket - - won! Started making up Apple Harvest Days 15 National Assembly 19 Omak at Wenatchee BB . 20 BB Okanagan at Omak 26 BB Moses Lake at Omak 27 BB Omak at Brewster Sat. - - another school day - - snowstorm, too 1 w Calendar Feb. 1 National asembly at 2:30 p.m. 2 Ephrata at Omak BB, end of first semester 3 BB Coulee Dam at Omak 8 Thespian Sponsored All-School Play 9 BB Omak at Cashmere 10 BB Omak at Moses Lake 14 Girls' Club Valentine Party Barb Hazlett and Weldon Lamb - - Sweethearts 16 BB Wenatchee at Omak 17 Chelan at Omak Ammual Club Dance - - School- on Sat. 19 National Assembly 11 a.m. 20 CWCE Band Concert 23 B Tournament Here March 1-2-3 Inter-District BB Tournament at Walla Walla 9 Spring Concert 12 National Assembly ll a.m. 14-15-16-17 State BB Toumament at Seattle 16 All-School Play 20 State Game Department Assembly 1 a.m. 26 Magic Show 27 Tumbling 27 Basketball Dessert 29 College Conference 30 County Music Festival in Tonasket 31 Minor Sports Tournament at Pateros April 4-5-6 Spring Vacation ' 13 Jr. Prom - - Queen Pat Stafford, King Rodney Dodgeg Princesses Shirley Smith and Jan Price: Princes Milton Lott and Bob Rogers 17 All-County Council Meeting 20 Track meet at Cashmere 27 Amateur Show fKiwanisJ 28 Invitational Track Meet May 4 County Track Meet 5 Track Meet at Penticton 12 County Track Meet 19 District Track Meet 25-26 State Track Meets June 1 All-School picnic 4 Graduation 8 Last Day of School A f mf ff? Q .84 . -xv 'Ji' A I 'Q le -ou. m, Nm TAH EAAT R-E' . T he Show Place of Okanagan Countyn FOR THE BEST THAT CAN BE HAD IN MOTION PICTURES Omak Has a Fine Theatre - - Attend It Often Mgrs. Ike and Lois Rodgers Congratulation - - - CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of To the Class of 1951 1951 From The 0 Omak Motor Co' Valley Drlve-In Theatre THE SPUDNUT SHOP Success and Best Wishes To the Class of '51 CON GRA TU LA TIONS and BEST WI SH ES from the Okanogan. Sewing Machine Service Martin Motors Boats Guns Ammunition Fishing Tackle Camping Equipment 9 SPCRTS Gi S 5HoP uI!1l'f' Ii0ll,f1IHl'f?Tl. . . and mn'1get it . . . it COII.f be html. OMAK, WASHINGTON Philco Refrigerators 8z Radios Sporting Goods by: MacGregor-Goldsmith Wilson Voit Wright 8: Ditson - Super-Flame Oil Heaters Strat-O-Way Luggage' We, The Seniors, Wish To Thank All the Advertisers Who Helped Us Finance The 1591 Omache Q I -. x 335 zu E. 2 ggiggglggg . Q :- lr. we g is 25:55 EE is .5 '3 gi-E'-iii: 4, as 25 Q3 5 H- ,SVA SV' 1' 2 5' E 5 '- 2 5 ' vilm E-aee3E.i..e - EVERY SU C S S Mundingefs Umak Feed 81 Supply to the SEEDS Class FARM sz GARDEN SUPPLIES Of ACME PAINTS '51 SERVEL REFRIGERATORS Sincerely Phone 260 omak, wash Radio Ukanogan - K 0 M Congratulations Gmak To the Seniors of 1951 Omak CONGRATULATIONS. . . WaS '5 To the Seniors 90 woe? From The N495 Yw ay' MEADOWMOOR DAIRY 12,04 . ROBLEE Shoes For Men MILK, BUTTER - CREAM, ICE CREAM Shoingofffmen Congratulations MCGl'3tll,S Owl Drug And Best Wishes To The Free - Free - Free C1333 of '51 SENIQRS: Your initials printed on the cover of your , 9 annual free - and for a nominal fee on the Ulrlch S Omak Drug covers of any other annuals. C t l t' . . . 'mgm U' U' 'Ons RALPH'S SERVICE To The Class of '51 ' ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES CEDERBLOM'S F ICE CREAM s'roRE Phone 62 Omak BEST WISHES To the Class of Skirving Auto Electric GAIL SKIRVING Aluminum Bldg. Phone 355 DAULPH Bros. on om-k Ogden Electric Co. Westinghouse Appliances Electrical Contracts Sprinkler Systems Congratulations Class of '51 lVlcKay's Barber Shop BUS DEPOT CAFE Best Wishes To the Class of '51 Wholesome Food At Moderate Prices Two Garages For Service OMAK OKANOGAN BOTH PHONES 100 OKANOGAN OMAK Operated by W. H. Price Your Chevrolet Dealer Since 1921 Congratulations, Seniors HUGHES FLORAL When, You Think of Flowers Annual Printed By Think of Uurs The Omak Chronicle Q oMAK,wAsH1NG'1'oN Complete Floral Service PHONE 459W OMAK Pioneer Motors, Inc DeSoto Q Plymouth ' GMC Trucks Sales and Service Sales and Service JOHN E. MALEY R. L. McNETT Standard Cleaners 81 Tailors HU p to a Standard and Down to a Price 115 Main Street OMAK, WASHINGTON Phone 458.1 Congratulations - - - To the Class of '51 ROYAL MOTEL SUCCESS . . . James J. Hill Hotel James J. Hill Coffee Shop Rainbow Room OMAK, WASH LOG CABINS MODERN With Cooking Facilities South Omak Highway 97 S. L. BRADLEY'S STORE Cold Storage Locker Plant Groceries, Feed HANK and EARL'S Sales and Service 6'Better Buy Buick for '51 Dynaflow Drive CONGRATULATIONS To Omakls 1951 Seniors Congratulations, Class of 751 HATCHEH Sz SON FROM Realtors and Insurance Where You Buy Better Clothes For Men BANKER'S PLACE 0 SEIFRIED BROS. Arrow - Wings - Jarman - Stetson 0 . W1 - D - C 1 Best Wtshes - - - 1 Son ays ur ee B k Sk ' J To the Class of '51 uc em oe Our Sincere Congratulations To the Class of 1951 PASTIME BILLIARDS 81 CAFE Sports1nen's Headquarters BUD LEo CONGRATULATIONS from STAPLETON'S MARKET MA Better Place to Tradev Dr. C. A. Benson Congratulations -- Class of '51 Our Hardware Quality Lasts Long After The Price Is Forgotten RRAMER HARDWARE 2'The Hardware Specialistsw LADD STUDIO ESTA?Ji5SHED The Most Exclusive Portrait Studio In North Central Washington Our 37 year file of registered negatives is without question one of the largest com- plete portrait files in the State of Wash- ington. We were privileged to photograph the first graduating class in 1913. This year marks the thirty-eighth year we have been commissioned to photograph the class. As 1 t d t' cl b t ' h usua we ex en gree ings an es w1s es to this large class of 66 members. THE LADD STUDIO Photographers for Ohanogan Valley CONGRATULATIONS To Our Seniors DONALDSON'S Compliments of Ben Franklin Store OMAK, WASH. EASTMAN, Jeweler GIFTS and JEWELRY KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Fine Watches Silver By Gorhams, Lunt, Heirloom, International Omak, Wash Fred Walter DRESS SHOP Featuring 314.95 Dresses BEST WISHES . . . To the Class of '51 OMAK HARDWARE E, Clgugh Congratulations 0 From PIONEER INSURANCE AGENCY OF OMAK James J. Hill Beauty Shop Tel. Omak 19 Tel. Bridgeport 164 Darrell's Drive-ln Market CONGRATULATIONS Meats - CE2?21Ie:'OZiSVegetab1es , srmm- METAL Best Wishes To WORKS Omak, Washington The C1335 of '51 W. H. Mallett Glenn Mallett Best Wishes To The Class of '51 MOTEL NICHOLAS Congratulations . . . Puffert's Grocery GROCERIES - - - MEATS - - - PRODUCE Friendly Service E. H. PUFFERT, Prop. OMAK OMAK FARM EQUIPMENT 8: SUPPLY COMPANY pals-cummmg annie Western Auto Supply Congratulations . . . To The OMAK, WASHINGTON Class of ,51 Farm Machinery and Irrigation supply Congratulations Con I . And Best Wishes gratu ations . . . to the To the Seniors Class of 1951 .lohnson's Dress Shop Erickson's Bakery Congratulations To the Seniors of 1951 SUPPLY f h rom t e PARTS FOR ALL CARS Tel. 111W Or 666 Omak Camera Shop Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of ,51 Your Okanogan Valley Home of Fine Furniture Claire Paul? FllHNIl'llI7E'C0 - 0MAlf WM Biles-Coleman Lumber Co. 1 Manufacturers I , , . 3'-1 -.I A ' Jac I, , - U ' r qi'I , 'if f . . lx nf.:-'-uf w JP' ',t f!? I u , l ' ' - ,I , -.Q x .' ' 'I Him 9.4: ,gg 'I I I I Ihgp N .I , .. ,- , X -, , j- ' . ' '- 0 'I H M . 'f' ff. - 3 .'fQ..1, zu- ' 'HV 53 W-IWI x .' 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Highest Quality Products W e Extend Our Congratulations And Best Wishee To the Class of 951 was--H W Q Plaques Brass Ware Miniatures Planters Bone China Figurines Vases Copper Ware Pictures Crying Towels Scarfs Pennants Ladies Purses Jewel Chests 1Hand Tooledj Ceramics Men's Billfolds Stationery Ash Trays Cards For All Costume Jewelry Occasions Bedroom Slippers Saghalfttgiser Perma-Plants Moccasins Dishes Driftwood MAX 81 KAY'S Gifts - - - Antiques For All Occasions A Gifts - Gifts - Gifts - Gifts - Gifts - Gifts - Gifts - Gifts CONGRAT LATIONS 0 OMAK BRANCH Mllllll FIMIAL NPO!!! INWIANCI COIIOIAYION 50 Offices . . . Growing With Washington Since 1870 - Member Federal Reserve System - J Y Q 0 i , Autographs J?n.f-..-H i 2 11 4 ,.