Omak High School - Omache Yearbook (Omak, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1952 volume:

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JIM LEIBEL Omak Schools 11 Basketball 2-3-4 Track 3-4 Class President 4 Class Vice President 2-3 Photo Club 3-4 Lettermen's Club 3-4 Minor Sports 2-3-4 JESSICA ALTIZER Omak Schools 4 Co-Editor Omache 4 Girls' Club Cabinet 2 Pep Club 2-4 Drill 2-4 Scientific Pioneers 2 Chorus 2-4 Girls Glee Club 2 4 Honor Society 4 F H A 2 Minor Sports 2-4 Madrigal 2 Thespians 4 We Shook the Family Tree 4 JAMES KNIGHTON Omak Schools 12 Stage Manager 2 3-4 Thespians 4 Scientific Pioneers 2 34 Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 4 ESTHER MAE COX Omak Schools 9 Chorus 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3-4 LORRAINE WOODS Omak Schools 6 Annual Staff 4 Drill 4 Pep Club 4 Minor Sports 3-4 Tennis 2 Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 BILLY LAMB Omak Schools 7 Basketball 2 3-4 F F A Secretary 4 F F A 34 N ADIN E GRIMM Omak Schools 12 Band 2 3-4 Newspaper 2 3 Newspaper Editor 3 Chorus 3 Girls Glee Club 3 Pep Club 4 Sextette 3-4 Girls State 3 Honor Society 3-4 F H A 4 Student Council 2 3 Qulll and Scroll 3-4 Ghost in the House 2 GERAL COX Omak Schools 12 Football 3-4 Basketball 2 3-4 Track 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3-4 NANCY VAN AALST Omak Schools l Drill Team Newspaper 4 Chorus 4 Girls Glee Club 4 CABMEN ALLEN Omak Schools 156 Class Secretary 4 Newspaper 4 Football Queen 4 GRACE BOYCE Omak Schools 3 Minor Sports 2 F. H. A. 2 Newspaper 3 Drill 4 Advertising Manager Omache 4 NANCY LOWELL Omak Schools 6 Chorus 3 Office 4 MARILYN ZIHHERMANN Omak Schools 2 Co-editor Omache 4 Girls Club President 4 Student Council 4 Sextette 3-4 Chorus 2 3 Girls Glee Club 3 Office 3-4 Our Town 3 HELEN TVEBBERG Omak Schools ll Class Secretary 3 Newspa r 3 Annual taff 4 Office 3 JOYCE SUNDERMEIER Omak Schools 695 Office 4 F. H. A. 2 Band 2 Honor Society 3-4 ' Sweetheart 4 nnual Staff 4 Pep Club 3-4 Drill Leader 4 Student Council 4 Debate 3-4 KAY OGDEN Omak Schools l2 Girls' State 3 Editor of Newspaper 4 Newspaper 2-3-4 Minor Sports 2 Majorette 2-3-4 Drum Majorette 4 Pep Club 4 Honor Society 4 Scientific Pioneers 3-4 Quill and Scroll 3-4 Ghost in the House 2 Our Town 3 Grandma Pulls the String' 4 JAMES HESS Omak Schools 3 Newspaper 2 Chorus 2 Band 2 Photo Club 3 Our Town 3 We Shook the Family Tree Ghost in the House 2 SHIRLEY ANN JENKIN Omak Schools 12 Scientific Pioneers 3-4 Scientific Pioneers President Scientific Pioneers Secretary 3 Drill 4 Pep Club 4 F H A 2-4 Annual Staff 4 JERRY WISE Omak Schools 9 Student Body Vice President Student Council 4 F. F. A. President 4 . , A. Reporter 3 F. F. A. 2-3-4 WANDA STEWART Omak Schools 7 Student Body Secretary 4 Student Council 4 CAROLYN HAHN Omak Schools 12 Pep Club Vice President 4 Pep Club 3 4 Girls Club Cabmet 3 4 Drill Team 2 3-4 F H A 2 Office 4 DON FERGUSON Omak Schools 12 Band 2 3-4 Chorus 2 Football 3-4 Track 2 Basketball Manager 2 Thesplans 3 4 SClEl'lIlflC Pioneers 4 Honor Society 3 Annual Staft 4 Photo Club 2 3 4 ARDITI-I ELDRED Omak Schools 10 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 3-4 Pep Club Secretary 4 Chorus 2-3 Girls Glee Club 2-3 Honor Society 3-4 F. H. A. 2-3-4 Drill 4 Sextette 2-3-4 Our Town 3 JOE FENISON Omak Schools 6 Chorus 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 DONNA APPLE Omak Schools 12 Chorus 2 3 F H A 2 Dnll 2 3-4 Student Councxl 3 Pep Club 3 4 Pep Club Presldent 4 Annual Staff 4 Football Prmcess 3 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 OfflCE 4 Saxed 4 GERRY LYNCH Omak Schools 12 Football 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Student Council 4 MARTHA BOYCE Omak Schools 12 Chorus 2-4 Girls Glee Club 2-4 F. H. A. 2 JACK KOHLS Omak Schools 12 Basketball Manager 4 Chorus 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 EDWARD LA GROU Omak Schools 12 Football 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 EDITH MOOMAW Omak Schools 12 FRED FREUND Omak Schools 8 Band 2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Boys Glee Club 3-4 The Valiant 4 LOLA LEE SHUMWAY Omak Schools 12 F, H, A. 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 DOROTHY BISSELL Omak Schools Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlnor Sports 3 Sextette 3 4 Madrlgal 2 JESSE CATES Omak Schools 1016 Class Vlce Presldent 4 SHIRLENE WALTER Omak Schools 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Scxentxfxc Ploneers 3 4 Newspaper Assxstant Edltor 4 ORVILLE DAVIS Omak Schools 12 Track 2 Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Lettermen s Club DON WILSON Omak Schools 6 Football 4 Basketball 4 Annual Staff 4 Lettermens Club 4 JIOLA DANCKER Omak Schools 12 Sextette 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Chorus 2 3-4 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Newspaper 2 Annual Staff 4 Office 4 F H A 2 3-4 DELYLE SCHMIDT Omak Schools 11 Chorus 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Scxentxflc Ploneers 4 Manager Basketball 2 3 Manager Football 2 3 Manager Track 2 3-4 ANN EGAN Omak Schools 1 Dnll 4 Chorus 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 9 l vDrlll 2-314 SYLVIA SWINFORD Omak Schools 7 Mmor Sports 2 RICHARD ANDRESEN Omak Schools 7 Football 3-4 Band 2 3 4 JOAN KEFFLER Omak Schools 5 Sextette 4 Chorus 2 3 Glrls Glee Club 2 3 Pep Club 4 Sclentxflc Pioneers 3 4 Band 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 2 3 Drxll 4 BUDDY MULLOY Omak Schools 5 Mmor Sports 3-4 KENNETH FRE!-IL Omak Schools 12 ARDY RIGGS Omak Schools 12 Newspaper 3 F H A 2 Pep Club 4 Minor Sports 2 Art Editor Omache 4 PAUL MARKHAM Omak Schools 555 Chorus 4 ALTA ESTES Omak Schools 6 Gxrls Glee Club 3 4 Chorus 3 4 , F1 H- A- 2-3-4 Boys' Glee Club 4 CONLYN CEDERBLOM Omak Schools 12 Student Council 2 Madrigal 2 Band 2 Chorus 2 Thesplans 2 3-4 Thesplan Presldent 4 Thesplan Vlce President 3 Honor Soclety 3 4 Ghost ln the House 2 New Flres 2 Whv I Am a Bachelor 2 Txger House 2 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 Our Town 3 MARY TAYLOR Omak Schools 12 Annual Staff 4 Dnll 4 P Chorus Glrls Glee Club 3-4 VEBNE NAUGHT Omak Schools 12 Student Body Presldent 4 Class Presldent 3 Football 3-4 Lettermen s Club 3-4 Lettermen s Club Sec Treas Thesplans 2 3-4 Mmor Sports 2 3-4 Newspaper 4 Thesplan Treasurer ZELLA BERGSTROM Omak Schools 4 Student Body Treasurer 4 Student Council 4 Pep Club 4 F H A 2 3-4 F H A Presxdent 4 Class Secretary 2 Honor Society 3-4 Chorus 2 Madrlgal 2 Sextette 2 Gxrls Club hee Presldent 3 Cnrls Club Cabxnet 3-4 Drill 2 Office 4 LYLA ARRINGTON Omak Schools 4 Drxll 4 Pep Club 4 Mmor Sports Annual 4 F H A 2 EABNIST FRENCH Omak Schools F F A 23-4 F F A Treasurer Student Councll 4 CHABLENE LUIT Omak Schools Chorus 3-4 Glrls Glee Club 3 4 Drlll 4 Mmor Sports 2 3-4 F H A 2 Newspaper 3 Annual Staff BONNY BAINES Omak Schools 12 Basketball 3-4 Band 2 3 Lettermen s Club 3-4 Tenms 3-4 Baseball 4 Honor Socxety 4 l ' - ' 2-3 - 6 Pe Club 4 ' ' ' ' 3 ' 3-4 A - - . A A 7 ' 4 LEDA SIMPSON Omak Schools 6 Photo Club 4 Newspaper 3 Drill 4 Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 FRANCES MARTIN Omak Schools 1092 Chorus 3-4 Glrls Glee Club 3-4 F H A 2 Processlonal Pomp F 11g Salute Im ocatxon Introductory Speech Valedlctory Address Presentatlon of Honors Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas Alma Mater Senior Class Benedlctlon and C June 2 rrcumstance f Not Pzcturedj WALDO BELLES Omak Schools 12 Photo Club 3-4 Pzagaam 1992 Band Jlm Lelbel Senior Class Presldent Rex James A Moore ,I 1m Lexbel Conlyn Cederblom A B Colburn Semor Hugh School Prmclpal E E Newland Superlntendentof Schools Daud Broun Chairman of School Board Loren Lose Rex James A Moore Recesslonal Pomp and Clrcumstance Band 7 . I V lg J Salutatory Address ..,,.,,.,,,...,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,..,..,.................,.....,..,,....., Jessica Altizer DOREEN DAVIS Omak Schools 12 Left to Rxght Gary Bames Verdell McCormack Kay Frlebus Carol Downey ,Iumor H lstory The class of 1953 began 1ts second year at Omak h1gh Wlth 76 mem bers They chose as class off1cers Gary Ba1nes pres1dent Verdell McCor mack V1Ce pres1dent Carol Downey secretary Kay Frlebus treasurer D1ck Jaqulsh Student Body representat1ve Class advlsers were M1ss An derson Mr Rudolph and Mrs Forrester The class was well represented 1n the football fleld 1n basketball dram atxcs and muslc Several members of the class were outstandlng 1n debate th1s year Ilone Lee Pat Smxth N1ta Payne Jane Wolk D1ck Jaqulsh and Denn1s Paulsen were the Junlors part1c1pat1ng In January they sponsored a very successful dance after the Omak Tonasket basketball game The most lmportant event of the year was the Jun1or Semor banquet and prom g1ven March 28 The gym decorated w1th flowers and canopxed ce1l1ng colorfully depleted the theme Deep Purple .4 Gary 13811105 Kay Frxebus Verdell McCormack what W x I 'K ? 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' - ' s 4 1 M f i X f FX af' ' W.. l v ' ' Q 1' ml 0 4 Bruce Ballard Rita Wyatt Manlee Ward I 3 p-0 ,amz K Phxlxp Grunlose Eloxse Swlmptlun 33 ,,,,.....-r Noel George ti A1-hed Bedard Jfrhn Suggs Junior H lgh Student Council Back Row: Mr, Precht, Beverly Clark, Dean Nancy Freel, Camille Price, Arlene Payne Bette Tritle Paul Baines, Jay Dahlquist, Art Howell, Connacher, Wilma Glover, Patty Eiesland Jerry Wilson. Front Row: Louella Lamb, Nancy Ulrich Al Second Row: Janet Martin, Joan Sundermeier, fred Taylor, Jan Egan, Lyle Caudill. 7 Y Y Junior Hugh A few of the many act1v1t1es of the Junior high are four plays wh1ch have been put on for the students and church groups There have also been some very fine radio programs They gave a Christmas Pageant and an Op eretta this year Some of the students turned out for athletics The Craft clubs have made many leather paper wood and clay things to help out on different occasions The Ranger and Rangerettes have done many thmgs to help improve the school and town The Safety Patrol is always at the busy streets to promote safety and to give first aid if necessary O 4 MX Hansel and C1 etel Left to Rxght Davld Adams Lols Cox Jeanme Hylton Bmw- A scene from the Chrlstmas Pageant 1n whxch many of the Jun1or Hxgh people partxclpated o 6 O o 2 .fl O M Q O Q G ' I ' , I O in Y' X' X XV . L - 4 J. V ef.. cc - 99 'Y' jf' e CL X ,I Z J, Y A e U f I 6 1 10000 Perfect Attendance Club Standmg Elleen Blshop Shlrley Haner Marx ellen Frlebus Carol Naught Glenna Smlth Bon me Cates Helen Donna Tverberg Nancy Lowell Dorothy Brssell Conlyn Cederblom James Knlgh ton Emmlt Aston Gary Fenske Don Fox Davxd Ellls Bernard Burdett Lee Wxlson Clarence Wext man Seated Ellzabeth Edwards Jeann1e Alt1zer Dorxs Rae Carlton Donna Apple Jessxca Altlzer Lorrame Woods Don Ferguson Dlck Jaqulsh Frank Pmo Bruce Prltchard James Klxmek Wayne Le1ghton The 100'7 Club IS composed of students who have been nexther tardy nor absent from school th1s year We w1sh to commend th1s fme group and urge others to 3o1n them next year Kmg Jesse Cates Queen Sylvla Swlnford Prlnces Ronnle Balnes and Jerry WISE PFIHCGSSGS Carmen Allen and Ann Egan - , 1 ' . 1 r v , s v ' . y . v . v . x . 1 . v 1 v a v ' ' I ' ' ' Y . .0 . 1 r 1 A . l . . , y . 1 A an : . ' mi 1 Q W W, X w N bf, f 0lqf5A g -W ' ,IVE N i -f. 1 00 6 r W, ' ! 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'I '-1 if Q P Back Row Don Rench Gary Fenske Gerry dermeler Cleo Freel Lynch Gene Petersen Earnest French Lee W11 Flrst Row Jerry WISE Zella Bergtsrom Halley son Denms Paulson Martxn Dzck J3qUlSh Wanda Stewart Verne Second Row Jlm Davls Ardxth Eldred Mar1 Naught lyn Z1mmerman Ilone Lee Pat Smlth Joyce Sun Student Counctl The outstandlng project of the Student COUHC11 th1S year was the secur mg of a fence for the football f1e1d Th1s progect was accomphshed by pledges from hlgh school clubs and a per cent of the gross gate rece1pts from further 3th1et1C games Omak and Okanogan exchanged Jomt counc1l meetmgs th1s year w1th Okanogan actlng as the host The counc1l demonstrated a sample meetlng of the1r weekly meetmgs before the student body Th1s was done ln order to g1V9 the students a better understandmg of how the COUDC11 works Brotherhood week and the March of Dlmes week were sponsored by the counc1l th1S year Clean up day for the campus was under the d1rect1on of the counc1l members 3 i l y i l',l,i ? 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' ' s ' Z -A J Lett0rm0n's Club Back Rox Lu wylliflh F lnces Harnon Norman Harm ton Gerry Lynch Ycrocll 'VlcCor mack Gan Bdlfllk Don Laffcrtx Bernud Bur nett Gem Petersen Geral Cox Thxrd Ron Mr Glendenmng Xcrne Naught Nxllard Levns Jlm Lexbel Emmlt Aston Ed La Grou Billy Lamb Richard Andreson Don Wllson 'if nr nd Rovt Halley Marvm Davld Ellxs Leon lrcl Gargett Marlo Schmxdt Johnny Staggs B111 Walters Jack Kohls Ronme Bames Flrst Row D1ck Burnett Oryxlle Davls Pete Kurth Dlck Jaqulsh Gary rreese Don Ferguson Delvle S hmldt Thesplans Back Row Ralph Demarest James KD1ght0U Verne Naught Gene P tersen James Hess Second Row Sharon Maley Pat Pltts Shxrlee 1+ Xb Back Row Dlck Jaqulsh Frances Hamon Marlo Schmldt Jun Lelbel Conlyn Cederblom Thlrd Row M1ss Laumer Shnley Grxs om Ar dxth Eldred Jesslca Alt1zer Barbara Fl1nt Leona Hornbuckle Kay Frlebus Kay Ogden Johnson Jesslca Altlzer Conlyn Cederblom Pete Kurth Front Row Rose Marme Eldred Marlyne W1l burn Ilone Lee Don Ferguson Bruce Ballard Second Row Zella Bergstrom Carolyn Hahn Joyce Sundermeler V1o1a Dancker Jane Wolk Rose Max 19 Eldred Jeanle Altxzer Ilone Lee Els1e Emert Front Row Pat Smxth Dave Ell1s Dor1s Carl ton . 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Back Row Mr Webster B111 Ward Clarence Front Row Davxd Harrls Everett Lay Ronald Whiteman Archxe Bergstrom B111 Walters Bron Carpenter Lyle Cottle Cyr11Puffe1't Jxm Prltch son Flmt Jerry Wlse Denms HOSh91l Ernest ar Brown l FHA Back Row Carol Naught Wanema Lane Jan Ice Paup Glenna Smlth Nelda Slmpson Darlene Garvals Della Boyd Wxlma Dudgeon Dorothy Plno Thlrd Rovt Evon LaCourse G avle Flexsl'-man Bonme Cates Pat Pltts Dorothx Anderson Sh1r ley Jenkm Lola Shumvtay Wanda Morgan Hel en Martm Second Row 'Vhss DeFoe Vlola Dancker Marlellen Frlebus Shlrlcy Haner Rlta Wyatt Jeanette Bergstrom Ilone Lee Rose Marxe Eldred Jane Woll-4 Marlyne Wllbuxn Mrs Dlsmukes Fust Row Jum Tavlor Mary Hess Lo1sSm1t km Norma Lou Watts Zella Bergstrom Barbara Flmt Ard1th Eldred Dons Rae Carlton Joan Keffler - - v v - y 1 . y v 1 ' x 1 v ' , , , d- f, , A 4 , ,c t -1 , ,, .5 .6 A ., ,, K A . I f 4 n .. 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Jessmca Altmzer Emleen Bxshop Vxola Dancker Second Row Roberta French Janet Holt Elizabeth Lath Exon LaCourse Leda Sxmpson Dorothy Blssell Mary Taylor rop Janet Sunmonds Marlene Anderson, Elsie Emert Esther Mary McCorm1ck Shlrley Tverberg Mae Cox Shu-lene wagers Thxrd Row Lorrame Woods Rose Marne Eldred Jeame First Row Mr Jones Nancy Cederblom Norma Watts Altlzer Gayle I-'lelschman Ann Egan Martha, Boyce Vxola Laf Carol Downey Frances Martin Alta Estes Charlene Lott Ierty Katherme Gunn Donna Raab Shnley Haney PM Poffgm-om S 'lids 1 Boys Glee Club Fourth Revs Delyle Schmxdt Bernard Burdett Gerry Second Row Jlm Pentz Paul Markham Pete Kurth Dallas Lynch Fred Freund James Knmhton Neil Brown Gene Peter heal Dale Allen Merle Hxckson Rlchle Cornwell Roy Zim sen Jack Kohls rmrrrtm Thlrd Row John Dausson An Andereorx B111 Walters Frst Row Vadxne Grlmm Orulle Dans Howard Stewart Halley Marun Wayne Lenrhton Loren Dale Johnson Brxan Ed Churchxll Daud Adams Bruce Ballard Leg Staizs Mr Fmegan Jones fNot Pxctured Geral Co ' u 'ef 9 V 1 ' . , A , ' . 5 ' 4. - 9 'I ' Q ' V ' ' w . 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Leda Sxmpson Jack Kohls Alta Estes Elleen BlShOD V1ola Laffertw Esther Mae Cox Evon LaCourse Jlm Pentz Joe Femson Bernard Burdett Howard Stewart F1rst Ron Nancy Cederblom Elizabeth Lathrop Mary lene Lott Carol Downey Marlyne Anderson Elsle Emert Pat Poffenroth Donna Raab Ann Egan Janet Sxmmonds Band Fourth Rov. Denny Paulsen Joan Sundermexer Bonme Cederblom Kay Wax Wanda Covey Frank Kmghton Leonard Gargett Larry Rader Geor e LaGrou Don Ferguson Emmrt Aston Richard Andresen Third Row Betty Connacher Pat Dykes Kenny P1xley Art And91'S0l'1 Alfred Bedard, Jlmmy Wescott Ruth Ann Mxchelsen Walter Montgomery Kendell Broun Roy Zxmmerman Billy Wxlburn, John Roberts, John Bussy Second Row Anna Moore Joan Wllllams Frances Brown mg Mary McCormack Dorothy Anderson Vlctor LaC0urse Cyril Puffert Ne1l Brown Don Ehxnger Gary Baker, Don Fox Brian Fmegan Ronny Woods Paul BSIDCS Flrst Row Nadme Grimm Herb Berry Jane Wolk, Phyllxs Revnolds Shxrley Haner, Naxda Emert, Nancy Ulrmh, Garry Poffenroth, Dallas Neal Gary Glover, Gene Petersen I 5 , ' fl A A . ' Fred' Freund, James,Knighton, Alfred Bedard, Bill lwalters, Art Taylor. Shirlene Walters, Katherine Gunn, Janet Holt, Char- A K I Y - w 4 , at 2 A ' A 5 A 3 w f s 1, l f X ' i l J ' A i i y 2 il 1 7 2 Neufspu per Club Back Row: Frank Pino, Verne Naught, Mr, Seated: Wanda Morgan, Nancy van Aalst, Cooke, Noble Dynes, Wilma Dudgeon. Shirlene Walters, Kay Ogden, Cleo Freel, Shirley Second Row' Helen Martin June Taylor Bon Aldridge me Cates Helen Davlsson Mary Jean Hess Photo F lub VII Rowe ID back Front Rove Halley Maltm Pat Poffenroth Bank Rom Kenneth Putxldge Janet W ztson Kenny Plxlev lV'axlo Schmidt James Hess J1m Jo Ann WICKS Sara Jo Belles Jo Ann Dahlquxst Lelbel Leda Slmpson Waldo Belles Shnlee John on Don Fox . , , - . y , . ,,,,,. , , U... w 1 . ,A' , ,. , , . , I . . , F. .. ,. , , . .' 1 . Y, , ,, .. . , K - C C v .1 4 v 1 V. . , '. ' ' A . . . . 1 - .,, ,. S , , Ma jorettes Ne11 Brown Cband maJorJ Carol Williams Norma Watts Rita Wyatt Kay Ogden band mayorettel 'B' Gmrls Club Cabmet Standing Zella Bergstrom Mrs Dismukes Miss Latimer N1ta Payne Seated Joanne W1CkS Rose Marie Eldred Marilyn Zlmmerman Elsie Ernert Carolyn Hahn Pat Smith Debate Mr. Oates Dick J aquish Janet Watson Pat Smith Jane Wolk Ilone Lee Nita Payne Dennis Paulson 2 KI 1- C :T ir'- Annual taff Last Row: Charlene Lott. Helen Tverbenz, Mary Taylor. Seated: Don Ferguson. photography editor: Ardy Riggs, art Joan Keffler. editor: Jessica Altlzer, co-editor: Marilyn Zimmerman, c0-edi- Second Row: Donna Apple. Viola Dancker, Lyla Arrington, tor: Grace Boyce. advertising manager: Dave Ellis, sports edi- Shirley Jenkin Lorraine Woods Joyce Sundermeier Lola Lee or Shumway Don Wilson Ardith Eldred Miss Anderson Drlll T011 m Front Rom Gayle Fleischman Grace Boyce Pat Poflenroth Carolyn Hahn Jackie Brubaker Joyce Sundf-rmeier Glenda Second Row Shirley Jenkin Barbara Flint Ann Egan Elsie Emert Jane Wolk Viola Dancker Phyllis Rtynolds Pat Pitts Lola Williams Third Ron Donna Raah Lorraine Woods Jessica Altlzer Jeanie Altizer Niarlwne Wllburn Janet Watson Helen Martin Fourth Koa Roberta Lucas Eyoi LaCourse Shirley Gris som Penny Sclemp Mary Taylor Joan Keifler hot pictured Nancy yan Aalst Charlene Lot! Roberta Frcnrh . , , I . l . Harriman. Janet Simmonds. Lyla Al'l'll'liZlO!l, Donna Avple. Wanda Moruan - 1 19-A F 4 Q' P1 lncess Omak Joyce Sundermelr mugs gfiffvx E2 AH p-AWN 33 2 2 E? K Sweethearts Cupld Petersen Joyce Sundermexer Jxm Lexbel Sara Jo Belles Bruce Ballard Pete Kurth Don Ferguson Fred Freund The Vallant The Vahant was a one act tragedy about a man condemned to d1e who was unwllhng to glVe h1s xdentlty so that hxs famlly would not have to bear the hum111at1on Left to Rxght Jxm Hess Shlrley Johnson Gene Petersen Bruce Ballard Ralph Demarest Jesslca Altxzer Patsy Jo Smxth Pat Whlte Norma Watts Don Ferguson Sharon Maley and Pat Pltts We Shook The Famtly Tree We Shook the Famlly Tree a h11aI'l0US comedy ln three acts was presented by the Omak semor hlgh Mrs Dolson arranges to get her daughter a date for the prom wlth a boy who wears short pants Hlldegarde the daughter 1S furlous when she flnds out but there 1S noth 1ng she can do about It because the boy IS the son of the banker and her father works for the bank Leadlng roles were portrayed by Jessica Altlzer as Hlldegarde Ralph Demarest as Freddy Shermer Sharon Maley as Mrs Dolson Pat Whlte as Hxldegardes younger sxster and Don Ferguson as Mr Dolson 1 1 1 1 CC ' 99 ll ' 71 ' ' ' Y Y .V , f I , 54 ' 'Z v 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 y 1 1 ' n H . ,, . . . Y , ' 1 v ' 1 v . . , . Y ' 7 7 BUS DRIVERS Clark Rogers Thad Bangert D1ck Hendrlck Howard Hendrlck Cleo Hayse Francxs Trltle Motto Always on the job COOKS Nellle Hanson Orpha Scarbro Mrs F M W1lcox Mrs Flossle Harsh CSUPSIVISOIJ 'VIrs A E W1lcox Motto C-ood food doesn t hurt anyone 'M ilk.: 'Nr' JANITORS-Jlm Allen B111 Parkman Henry Roberts Ylze twfy men i v s n J 9 QL ' if R , M7151 2: . .x Q V ,U t I 5 -4 1 Y ,, Q , l , ' 1 ' A Q- 2 1 . , , . . lf , u 7 1 . . . Q ,, - e - 9 fig ft fl A 'R tt 2: Z4 QW, ' ix ' . I Q i n Q Q 3 . X 'L 1 X' f' 7 ' 'QE ,Zhi , , V 'fi 15,5 is ,I 5 of 2??1 f f 'R ff- , 1, I HET. , U V Em. .Sift e .52 ., . - 4 1 L ' , Q i , 2 I X' - . .. 7 7 GC V ' 'S Coxolyn mhn IDRRAINE .u00D5 Grate Boyce ARTAS Paws wands. Stewart Armin Hired Doran Duws Charxeue Lon' Ann EGAN mini Yan hats? Leda' SIMPSON Dbncg Lowell fi, -Ks... sr Helen T A J Donm T-Bppe Iefasm Amer Bun L ta. ,nm Mullog Magnon Qfwm Lou Lee Shumwaq Saw 0. Swmforqrumyn Z .5 JAL Marg augh- fflarfha. 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Calendar 27-School Begins 3-Labor Day 29-Annual Dance 8-19-Apple Vacation 8-School Play 9-Senior Ball 22-23-Thanksgiving Vacation 30-Winter Concert 13-Christmas Pageant 20-Closed - Weather 21-Christmas Vacation 2-Christmas Vacation Ends 16-Closed - Weather 22-25-Closed - Weather 25-Special Speaker, Paul Sny der March 21-22-Music Festival 28-Junior Prom Aprxl 5 Mmor Sports 18 Jr H1gh Operetta May 2 Play Our M1ss Brooks 9 NCW Reg F H A 23 24 State Meet June 1 Baccaulaureate 2 Graduatlon 6 School Out ii 'Q-O 'W wi? I M 'dz-ina -'9 'W UQN, Y . 25, I. . 1-fa Fi 0 -:V .f Psi, tl , I 5 Ay 2 ,253 , I L 55 Q, 0-Qou, dm., Stu-np7 mm' Mane E K---1 GPN GAYLE MQW. Soft bed mud! FOO .mfr LPN1: R if 'Parade ILO BN3 Kenny 4 pwx N. r 9121 G-R A-DE SHORT' E,. 5 lf' fa? C1 'Xf W? 2f 7 NX., Tj -9. 1 X MMXXXXX J, ff S ff' X xx 9 2 ,fa ? .45 Q-0, . X Q .L ' 4 y 'A . A I ' -1 . I V X ,J 41 JL L 'hy 1 -f f ' . A Af Y 1 ' ' 5 , ., f 4 ,, ff H ' b If . 1 , , UJ , V- , . 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X' 'J If M KV 0:- 6 Don Ferguson Gene Petersen Norman Hamxlton me ,, 'K of 5 Johnny Staggs Dxck Burnett Marlo Schmidt Frank Cox WQI Willard Lewxs Delyle Schmldt Coach Glendennmg Manager 971 Lee Wilson G F ary reese Gary Baines The Ptoneer s Proud Moment After a torr1d season of rugged trammg and hlgh sp1r1ted games the Omak Ploneer football squad retlred from the plcture a well re puted team The team then chose the three hlghest honors that a play er can achleve on a football team the Ccptaxn the Inspxratlonal play er and the Best Blocker Verne Naught student body presldent was chosen Honorary Cap tam of the year a pos1t1on well deserved by h1m Inspxratlonal play er honor was won by Gerry Lynch one of the most rugged defense players on our team Junlor Don Lafferty was chosen best blocker for h1S outstandmg playlng of the end pos1t1on all season These three boys were awarded thelr 1nd1v1dual honors at a foot ball dessert sponsored by the Omak G1rls club i : ,gf ' , 'hs , 33, ' V ,, 5 jg , .. 1 .n J, .Q X N, :wx 1' 'J 37' V A . .-Twin I - .L 't 5.1 H641 4. 5, ' o lf 1 9 ' w. 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Iv ' , 8 'A -X! ,.,-1: - Q 1 was 1 ,H , V OYIDU Jxm 1.usoQ.L JG Neil Nic Coe-maizxf T af-Q54 KF A 'TW MW Q iYXCZ.!'iD Www 158 TJQKG Don LUQISOH ga' 5 z w 33b -S' QV amd ollldhak 71 69 so, 5 4 4 , W 5 0,454 tome I'9 f 68 i 67 3 55 63 wo y Left to Rrght Davrd Ellrs Johnny Staggs B1lly Lamb Marlo Schmldt Leonard Gar ett Geral 8 Cox Don Wrlson Ronnre Barnes Jxm Le1bel Ver dell McCormack Senlor Junror oenxor Junxor Sen1or Junlor Senlor Soph Jun1or Senxor Junior 'E' Ron Ba1nes Verdell McCormack Geral Cox Dave Ellls J1m Lexbel Marlo Schmrd Don Wrlson John Staggs B111 Wa1ters B111 Lamb Leonard Gargett Manager Jack Kohls Coach Pat Glendenmng The 195152 versron of the Omak Ploneers Omak the Proneers were edged the f1rst mght by came up wrth a very good ball team The overall record for the year was 17 wms nd 6 losses The Ploneers were xery ably coached th1s year by Pat Glendenmng The Proneers started the year as rf they were ors wlth 296 pomts He also had the hrghest free gorng to roll over every body rn sxght bulldmg up a seven game wrn streak before bowmg to Tonas ket and Cashmere rn successrve 48 47 losses Both of these dec1s1ons were reversed rn later rneetlngs Followmg these losses a nrne game w1n streak was bullt up but Wlth a poss1ble chance at frrst place ln the N C W A League at stake lost to a red hot Wenatchee team 74 60 In a playoff w1th Wenatchee for the trtle the Proneers were once agaln edged 50 49 In the sub d1str1ct tournament at Wenatchee featurlng Walla Walla Clarkston Wenatchee and Omak Omak Omak Omak Omak Omak Omak Omak Om 1k Omak Omak Om 1k Omak Omak Omak 47 John Rogers Gonzaga Coulee Dam Brewster Chelan Okanogan Ephrata Tonasket Cashmere Colvrlle Wenatchee O1-eanogan Mose Lake Coulee Dam Ephrata Walla Walla eventual wmner of the state crown 53 30 The second Hlghf Wenatchee prcked up thexr th1rd wrn rn a row over the Ploneers 45 41 Ron Barnes served as capta1n of the Ploneers th1s wear and at the end of the season was also cho sen rnsprratronal player of the year Verdell Mc Cormack was chosen to lead the Proneers next y ar Barnes ran aw ay w1th rndrvldual scormg hon throw percentage on the team 70 Vcrdell Mc Cormack was second hrgh scorer wrth 207 At the end of the vear the Proneers rcccrved another honor At the Sportsmanshxp banquet 1t was revealed that Omak had won the county Sportsmanshrp trophy Proof that the Proneers were good sports besrdes belng, a good team Tonasket Cashmere Chl lan Wenatchee Nloies Lal-. Wenatchee Walla Wallr Wenatchee Om 1k Omak Orr 1k Omak Om Ak Omak Omak Omak 3 ' , - M fg ft tp pf A g 15 0 ' ' 109 78 296 90 ,- 4 A ' - 72 63 207 75 N ' 60 67 187 82 A - ' 1 ' 74 34 182 3 3 , , ' ' ' 53 27 133 65 'Cr y 3 A ' 4 23 18 84 46 I f ' ' 14 21 49 21 1 . 10 10 30 20 5.5, ,, ,c ' 1 3 12 18 13 V , V 5 A ' 5 3 18 9 ' ' 4 4 12 13 f 35 - 25 47 - 48 1 52 - 43 4 50 33 59 ' 31 1 67 f, 41 ' 47 4 ' 37 67 f 58 12 48 -' 39 ' 45 v, -- 38 71 - 53 '-60 - 4- 74 1 53 4' 42 ' 44 ' 33 4 64 1 37 f 50 - ' 25 63 - 53 f 40 1' 4- 50 f 66 - 37 60 ' 40 4 150 ' 4 53 48 41 ' , -- 45 OBGM 1 Left to Rlght Coach Roth Manager How ard Stewart Gary Fenske B111 Walters Leonard Gargett Norman Hamllton Gene Petersen Emmlt Aston Frank Black Johnny Staggs Noel George Manager 4' ' Jack Kohls yur I 1 annex JL: Coach A Roth Manager H Stewart Omalfs P1 oucl B It s been a long tlme smce th1S country has had as successful a basketball team as the P10 neer B squad of 1951 52 Regardless of whom they played these flery B strmgers always came out on the wlnmng end of the score All but once That game broke the hearts of many fans and those of the play ers too Brewster was good and proved lt by takmg a one po1nt w1n from the Ploneer B But that one loss seemed to help more than hurt for the team led by Staggs Black Gar gett and Fenske won every remalnmg game of the season The1r record stands at 17 wlns and 1 loss Each of the players mentloned above made over 100 pomts th1s season Staggs was top man w1th 160 pomts a posslble 112 per game They are the kmd of players that 1nsp1re all young and future teams . - 0. I I , fs of ,Z 4, f ' . M ' S Q 1 I X X I . s . 'L f l . . 3 5 ' , , 0 , 52 . ' 2 ., I it A ' Q , - V I , ' v Y 5 .. 1 , , .A .La , , , . in 'rf .l .Q . . gt: f ri' ff nf' V , .ie - - A 1 K 32 , ' ' 6 L E: 4 5,2 , X l A' . - , fi? L 'Q , . , . . . . Y . . . . U . 7 ! 7 7 - , . , . . uv- . -3 o 1 Tennls Back Row Coach A1gner Raymond Shove Frant Row Barbara Flmt Camllle Prlce Sara Bud Flmt Ronme Bames Gene Petersen Gary Jo Belles Dor1s Rae Carlton Joanne Dahlquxst Fenske Dave Ellis Verdell McCormack Patsy Jo Sm1th Ilone Lee Jeanle Altlzer Lola Wllllams Track Back Row Coach Roth Geral Cox Pete Os Front Row Dxck Burnett B111 Walters Frank man Bernard Burdett Verdell McCormack Er Black Don Ferguson Dlck Jaqulsh Francls Ha nest French Emmrt Aston Jxm Lelbel mon Halley Martm Ernest Brown q . ' 7 Y ' I ! 7 7 7 Y . 3 3 1 1 - l Q 1 y ' s y . , I 4- , v 1 - vu ' ' ' Y Y ' 1 I v I n ' , , , ' r 1 ' 1 , . Baseball Kneehng and Seated Jack Vess Ken Pxxley Back Row Davxd Ellls Geral Cox Leonard Bob Burke Don Rench Char11e Davxs Wlllard Gargett Ronme Ba1nes Verdell McCormack Ber Lew1s J1m Kllmek Duane Kamenga Coach Pat nard Burdett Don Lafferty Lee Wllson Glendenmng S prmg Sports Coach Roth s P1oneer track team got off to a good start by placmg second rn the Omak Invltatlonal Track meet However 1n gettlng second place the P1oneers showed pOSS1bll 1t1es of a flne team 1f they can flnd another man or two for cruc1al events The lack of manpower due to baseball has been a handl cap Top pornt getter so far for the P1oneers has been Frank Black ace 100 and 440 yard P 8 are J 1m Lelbel 1n the hlgh Jump and the Jav el1n throw and Halley Mart1n who has yet to reach h1s 21 foot effort of last year 1n the broad Jump In the latest track meet the P10 neers captured second place only four pomts beh1nd Wenatchee The event was the flrst NCW class A track meet For the flrst t1me 1n the hlstory of Omak hlgh school baseball IS taklng 1ts place 1n the sprlng sports roster The squad coached by Pat Glendenmng has looked good for a flrst year team In games played thus far the P10 neers were defeated by Cashmere 8 to 3 and Wenatchee 3 to 0 In thelr last outmg the Omakers beat Ephrata 8 to 6 Wrth only two sen1ors on th1s year s team the P1oneers can look forward to an excellent team next year The tenn1s team coached by Boyd A1g ner has come up Wlth one of the best glrls d1x1s1ons 1n the d1str1ct The lack of power seems to he m the boys d1v1s1on Barbara Fl1nt one of the best grrls players ln the drst r1ct heads the g1rls aggregatlon Ronme Balnes only semor on the squad leads the boys 1n the smgles department In matches played so far thls year the P1oneers were de feated by Orov1lle and Cashmere and beat Okanogan Undefeated as yet ln match play are Barbara Fl1nt g1rls srngles Lola W1l hams and Sarah Jo Belles glrls doubles and Dor1s Carlton and Pat Smlth also 1n glrls doubles Camllle Prxce 1S an outstandmg frosh prospect I . 1 ' D 1 Y Y I Q - 1 . 1 x y - y ' , . . . . . , . . , . . - . . , l . ! .- I, I ,- . . , , ' U . . , . . . dash man. Two other rom1s1n track men . . , .' . 1 ' - . t . , . . . . y , , . . . , -, I , . 1 y . - Q . - . y - , . ' ' I . . , . . . . . . ' v v . . , . . . . . , , . . . . , . 1 , , , , . 1 , - 1 kbtffl 9' U Minor Sports The rmnor sports tournament was held Aprll 5 at Tonasket thxs year Omak took thlrd place Most of Omak s polnts came from thlrd and fourth plane Wrnners There were no flrst place wmners Dor1s Rae Carlton and JSSSICH Altlzer Grrls doubles 1n badmxnton and the Boys tumblmg team were Omak s two second place w1nners Football Rlhfllfy Jrll Bohn Carmen Allen Pat Whlte X ' Y K 1' ', . ' . , :Q ,Z ,Xu ' f Mn- ' is fr, N Q ,f- . K . ' '- -4 -., M 4 -tu, - ' 9 it ' fra V I K 62' , f J E , - , . Y, l : f - LA , ., . I 4 , ' If 8 , 1 i. . - ,A . 4 .Q ' Y . , . . X . . 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I v I A Y a - v v , . . . 2 I X . - r ' v , Y f D 1 v Q ' . . . . . , . - 1 . 7 . v ' v 1 ' ' A- P ' 4cLnoulcf1gc1ncnts The follovung busmesses serung you 1n your communxty haxe made possrble the prcture sectron wh1ch follows The Annual Club of Omak Senlor hlgh school extend to them a slncere thanks and urge parents students and frxendsto support them IXISICI Electrlc B ll rd Drug Dr Ch rles A Benson B111 Blundell Bramer Hardxx are Butlers Drlxe In Columbla Concrete Plpe Company D ulph Brothers E stman Jewelers F1shers Food Store W1ll1s Hahn Hansen s Cablns Holt 8. RGb1SOH Frult Company Dr G W .Ienk1n 'Vhley s QSTVICG X al s Recreatron Wlafc 85 Kay s G1ft Shop The Men s Store Mundlngers Omak Feed 8. Supply Store Ea rl K Nansen Company Omak Bus Depot The Omak Chron1cle Ulrlch s Omak Drug Omak Meadowmoor Da1ry Pac1f1c Telephone and Telegraph Co Dr Fred H Ba1nes Ben Franklln Store B1les Coleman Lumber Company S L Bradley D1ck Brantner Fsther s Cafe Chamrnon Insurance Agency Credlt Bureau of Okanogan County Donaldson s 5c 8: l0c Store II 8z K Regrlgeratlon Hank 8a Earl s Sales and Serv1ce Hatcher 8. Son Real Estate Home Market IK OM N Incorporated lVIallett Sheet Metal 'Vlarshall Wells Omak Hardware A ldv McFarland s Barber Shop lllotel Nlcholas Ralph Mundlnger Nlckel s Cafe Sew xn I Center Omak Omak Omak O k Camera Shop D1Stf1bUtOFS Frult Growers Sheet Metal Works Dr Glenn A Paup J C Penney Company P1oneer Motors Inc Putferts Grocery Rax mond s Buster Brown Shoe Store Sllxer Loaf Bakery St tndard Cleaners Stewart 8a Botchek Sportmg Goods Valley W oodwork1n f D1 L C Vejraska XR enatchee Bottlmg V orks VK est Coast Fast Fre1ght Owl Drug Town Tavern and Cafe H1llyers Barber Shop E D Clough Ogden s Electrrc Omak Theatre NX L Robbms .Ir Pctstrme Cafe East S1de Market Paul Treese H111 Coffee Shop James J H111 Hotel Ladd Studlo Petersen Keller 8: Shumway Central Chevrolet Co Browme s Auto Supply Moran Bros S hulers Western Auto Clalre Pentz Furmture Precht Funeral Home RaeMar1e Dress Shop Uohn E Malevj S1 and MSFIGS Cafe Slurung Auto Electrxc Stapleton s Market Tw1n Clty Cleaners Val s Sport Shop Vx alter s Fashlon Shoppe Wenatchee Transportat1on Company Klrkham Radlo U Saxe SGFVICG Statlon Omak Farm Equlprnent 8. Supply C P Apple R Martln ff l e,!3y--.mln 4x 'A 'QV 1 4: The whole annual staff and club say, Thanks, ' to the husznessmen of our community for their generous support and help whzch made Lt posszble for us to publzsh thzs annual We W1Sh to g1V9 credlt to Ladd's Studlo for the photography work ln th1s sectlon, and the class pxcture sect1on of th1S annual We slncerely thank them for the1r help X a.. 4. Ati., l . . r' .. qs' Q 1 W W A --S. A' r 9,2 0 - Q V h -' is..- , WL. ' ' ' T , ,N -...g,'4',.?, s ' 'SLSVQ 'N ,V ,Q 71' f f 'aa' ',. 'fl' ' ' - -1-. IQ -1 ' - fl . . , r 'Q A ' X, I V. , - ..:'Q5'N 'g p 4. ' - Lx' -I , ' ' k 'n ul W S-' ,tt - 9 - f , X Q' F ,ff ' K i. , . R -. l. , . ,- 0 rm V A ..,, -P V 5 r - . 1 . t A 5- .wif- K 1 w 1 4 1 Loup Loup Forest Camp Ded1cat1on P1C1'11C Part of Group L1sten1ng to the Speaker ' '57 71 Part of the Group Watchmg a Softball Game at the Dedxcatlon P1cn1c V , L I A ' I Q. 4 f, x , a U ...L.-,. f :ff . A - ' 'a . It 4 , ffm' 5 .c,,, 9 no-'dj dl!-ai' Early 1n 1949 the D1v1s1on of Forestry took over the protectlon of 422 206 acres of forest land 1n Okanogan county formerly protected by the U S Forest Serv1ce A new headquarters conslstlng of an offxce ten man crew house and comb1nat1on warehouse and storage garage was bu11t at Omak Before the completlon of the headquarters the offlces were located 1n the Clty Hall rn Omak Before the 1950 season maJor adjustments were made 1n the mutual protectxon boundarles of the U S Forest Serv1ce By these changes 139 359 acres were added to the protectlon area of the State Pr1or to 1949 the law enforcement program of the D1v1s1on was handled dxrectly out of the Olympla Off1C8 Wrth the headquarters here lt IS much more convement for anyone who has reason to get ln touch wxth the depart ment to do so The Forest Serv1ce 1S responslble for all f1re permlts m the forest areas They have a bxg Job Th1s D1v1s1on has four lookouts Knowlton Buck Aeneas and Omak MOUHt81n There are flre wardens IH each d1str1ct Let s all do our part to help keep W8ShlUgtOH green V I X g 1, . 1, Ui l l . v g - - as a . - I ii g pq I q ' LMA ,.- . ,. ,.... ' .ht-1 ,dw-v ra J ! . . . , , ' ! Y Y P 7 , . Omak Washmgton 1914 .gyiummx Maln Street of Omak Washmgton March 10 1909 Okanogan and Okanogan RIVET 1n Flood Stage after Drop of Two Feet from High Pomt on May 31 1948 Omak and Okanogan Rlver after Flood of May 28 1949 to May 31 1949 had Receded about Three Feet U S Hxghway 10 ln Foreground was Flooded Four Days ! fmffffgi , ,ww - - . V ziggy .3 A f i- . A l. 7 y 7 ws Grand Coulee Dam Under Constructlon Grand Coulee Dam 0:4451 in-v f-'Wit Www-4 .lx in-vaww!y'. 'N'-q,. General V1ew of Sawmlll Operatxon Blles. Colemfu Lumber Lo Omak Washmgton 1927 l Ferrymg at Omdk m an Early Daw New Concrete- Brldge Smte ' ' , .,,,,,MmM. Y N 14 K '- V f' P wi' 'lfj' , ' ' - A In , A , M ,Jw ,f v Q fa.. ' Q I - I . ' -V f Y .g..- A Q . v A I Y, vs.. k V , I W. --3' n '35, . -,,,,,4-f-,I , -'-1, 7 , , - - ,,- -Jfv ,W If Rf' , ' dx ew' , A f - 1 - ' ' . ' ' . ' , , ' ' 1 . . - . A ., , , . ' 1 ' ' 5 , 5 I V , 1 2 I X , A f , , 5 , , X 4 uf Q - Q ,ii , , f -M , .1 . L ,K If -iv. Q 'I Q . sh . v f ' 3 ., ' 3 ,D I , . , I I . ' Q HIQKIT ..,.,,: Omak POStOff1CG m 1908 Later Plcture of POStOff1C8 .- In the fall of 1895 Father de Rouge arrived at the Okanogan river where he built a small chapel The ruins of these primitive edificies may yet be seen At this period the Father claims that the Indians were gamblers but that within one year the majority of them had abandoned the practice Later in 1889 a log chapel was built at Omak at the head of Omak lake This was the starting of St Marv s Mission which in charge of Father de Rouge has become one of the educational institutions for the use of the Indians in the state of Washington In 1893 Right Reverend Bishop Younger came to the Mission. Bishop Younger encouraged the Indians to build a schoolhouse which they event- ually did at their own expense. This school was soon too small to accommo- date the increasing number of pupils. In 1904 the school had two depart- ments one for the white children and one for the Indian children. St. Marys Mission is still in use today. There is now a larger chapel and new school buildings. wav 4 4 We mai-0 'uf WA X 1 X 4 U I ,sk V' is if Wi? WWVNQH ML 3 ww J 'Na 'Qgui 4n',gwM ui- Omak Seruor Hlgh School 'P' Uuunwsgm Copple J umor Hlgh School 3: 'C