Omak High School - Omache Yearbook (Omak, WA)

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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.

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Dedication This Omache is dedicated by the senior class of 1951 to our coach George fGabeJ Gablehouse. He came to Omak in 1948 from Eastern Wash- ington College of Education where he was little All-American in basketball. ,Since that time Mr. Gablehouse's bas- ketball teams have won a sportsman- ship award and a County Champion- ship. His tennis teams won two Coun- ty Championships. 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.

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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.