Omak High School - Omache Yearbook (Omak, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1953 volume:

BY Published CLUB K ANNUAL OMA 1953 vs HE 1953 Con ten ts: Adlnfnistra tion Classes Organiza tions Sports Advertising vim 9,869 xt, 4 - X X Q foclfgaf' .t 7 .. Gone L fig in Ill is K 455 Ill H1 V .I f 7 f QERJ na 6, Vf 445 is Eixvcilvgtfg NN ia eff 7 again QEEEY' qxecw57 czfg 'NX W QSC, no XA X Z iffx X 'N-. iigii? V-44lIIIII',r r ' a!r,t Egg 3 I X xiii- X X XX ,575 x .1 sf' ' ff ' , vf' A bf - ' .gk ,. .Q .J '.Baske'Hw-NL,2- fx .2'fi:o0' Jf'sp0 -fox: I TNQ-nomrvs'Y Q 0,990 A3273 0 I X0 4iELI4 Nxsss--.-' ,--N W W QR ibjcx Ill X Ax 'li' ., -Yi-lj tjuhmr' fPr'orn V1 , wh X Gr-QJQQ i. . VL asf? M '22, 'X f' lx 0,1 fgf.. ,x X r fx 1 e5t:r qw S W6 Dedication To one Who, since 1944, has industriously worked toward the betterment of the individual and the improvement of Omak's commercial department, We dedicate this 1953 Omache . She will always remain a symbol of helpfulness to as+Miss Adelaide Latimer, coanselor, ad- visor and friend. Y Ag' N . -,,, R7 M , if I 1-W 3 V mt X- W L. ' WORKER K rx' QW' I A gm f 1 rj E S Left to right: School Board Harold Aveldson, Frank Emert, David Brown, Ralph Mundinger, Ernie Haines School Board X64 Our school board-the people Who with little 1' co.-:Qc .9N3. 4' ff? 'N .0 .ly l. X 5 XZ Xb 7' y pf ,jf j 1 f -A X. P ' ' X x . x- . ,. xYxN q - A X A6 Xsr lx XX K x K i X xy xx X recognition perform the many thankless jobs connected with the direction of school affairs Retiring Board Members David P. Brown Harold Aveldson Incoming Board Members Dr. Fred Baines R. A. Lucas ERNEST E. NEWLAND University of Washington Bachelor of Science and Physics Master of Arts A. B. COLBURN Gonzaga University, Spokane, Wash. Oregon State, Corvallis, Oregon University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Bachelor of Science Master of Science Administration Two indispensable administrators who have displayed boundless pa- tience and energy while Working with the students and the faculty to strive for cooperation in ad- vancing the standards of education. BARBARA DEFOE Home Economics Whitworth College, Spokane, Washington Washington State College Pullman, Washington B.S. B. Ed. ED DENNERY Agriculture Washington State College Pullman, Washington University of California Davis, California University of Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii B.S. DON HANEY Chemistry Physics Geometry Advanced Algebra Photography Tennis Merin Junior College San Francisco, California Washington State College Pullman, Washington B. Ed. HARLAN IRWIN Biology Sociology Economics Grays Harbor Jr. College Aberdeen, Washington Washington State College Pullman, Washington B.S. B. Ed. ADELAIDE LATIMER Typing I and II Shorthand I and II Mankato Teacher's College Mankato, Minnesota University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho B.S. ARTHUR EDWARDS Veterans Agriculture CHESTER COOKE English IV Bookkeeping World History Journalism Newspaper Wisconsin State College River Falls, Wisconsin University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Washington Seattle, Washington B. Ed. DAVID E. JONES Band Chorus Girls' Glee Boys' Glee Bluffton, College Bluffton, Ohio B.M. KATHRYN FORRESTER Latin Library Texas State College for Women Denton, Texas University of Oregon Eugene, Oregon University of Washington Seattle, Washington Western Wash. Col. Ed. Bellingham, Wash. B.A. ., ii f Wm, LOYCE PIERCEY Physical Education Health English I Driver Training Washington State College Pullman, Washington B. Ed. JOHN RUDOLPH English 'Director of Guidance Seattle University Seattle, Washington University of Washington Seattle, Washington B.A. OLGA ANDERSON English Speech Dramatics Bethel Junior College St. Paul, Minnesota Whitworth College JAMES ALBERS Industrial Arts Western Wash. Col. Ed. Bellingham, Washington B.A. Spokane, Washington B.A. B. Ed. JAMES OATES U. S. History Driver Training University of Washington Seattle, Washington B.A. RUTH HAMPTON Family Relations Home Economics Washington State College Pullman, Washington B.S. 1 B' Ed' PAT GLENDENNING M , . .. . . - , 1 A , 5 , new 4 K, f MW.. Q 1 k gg 3 ,J gm i I 1 PAT LYONS Art S Whittier College Whittier, California University' of Washington Seattle, Vgashington B. . .WJ P.E. and Health Driver Training Gainesville Texas Junior College Eastern Wash. Col. Ed. Cheney, Washington Central Wash. Col. Ed. Ellensburg, Washington B.A. B. Ed. J.. V BEE Zag 9 f 0 0 0 Q A A W 4 5 l X X! 4' 'X f f A X 4 'esu'ghy,1n.', GW' XX figs W X X X ,ff N I fy, , ' ' Nita Payne, secretary: Leonard Gargett, presidentg Don Lafferty, vice Senlor Class Offlcers president, Barbara Flint, treasurer. As I sit here reminiscing the good old days , I recall a certain marvelous day in the fall of 1941. It was that long-awaited first day of school! We were all more than eager to be- gin our long journey through the first twelve steps of our education. Our first major contribution to the school's society was the famous Rhythm Band. At least, we thought it was an extra- ordinary organization .... Throughout the remainder of our grade school career we occupied ourselves with chasing: one day the boys chased the girls, the next day the routine was varied tremend- ously by the girls chasing the boys. We entered Junior High School with much fear and trepidation. But by the end of the first week we had become adults for so we thoughtj. Unfortunately, our actions re- vealed that we still had a long way to climb. Almost every day some over-active stu- dent felt the sting of the familiar paddle. Even when we were in the ninth grade and supposedly had acquired a measure of level- headed intelligence, Mr. Esvelt's algebra class had to ruin the illusion by dropping their books on the floor at the same time. Finally came the big day of graduation. The next fall we took our last step and be- came an integrated part of a bustling society, namely, High School. The first thing we did was entertain our- selves at our Sophomore Party. By the end of the year we had accomplished many things and had absorbed some very important knowledge fdue to Mr. Irwin's constant prod- dingy, we knew all about the birds and bees. In the junior year our major project - besides United States History and English III - was a marvelous extravaganza called the Junior Prom. Deep Purple was definitely a successg therefore we anticipated the fall of our sen- ior year when we could again elaborate, with colored lights, streamers, and autumn leaves, on the annual Senior Ball. Early Autumn was in keeping with the season and proved very successful. The College Conference made us realize completely that we are now seniors. No long- er are we looked down upon as lowly un- derclassmen. Of course, we know and fully appreciate the fact that only with the help of the teachers and the underclassmen could we have attained our goal. Now, we leave Omak high school - still faintly hearing the poignant strains of Pomp and Circumstancen - to remember forever our pleasant days of learning. As we take our places in life, we shall be capable of upholding the principles of free- dom and truth if we remember always that: They conquer who believe they can. We Bronson Flint Omak Schools 9 Years F.F.A. 2-3-4 F.F.A. Secretary 3 F.F.A. Reporter 4 Tennis 2-3-4 Barbara Flint Omak Schools 9 Years Tennis 2-3-4 F.H.A. 3-4 Pep Club 4 Honor Society 3-4 Student Council 4 Drill Team 2-3-4 Badminton 4 Minor Sports 2-3-4 Thespians 4 , WRX, -HQ J im Davis Omak Schools 12 Years F.F.A. 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Chorus 4 Student Council 3 Minor Sports 2-3-4 Thespians 4 Annual Club 4 Omache Sports Editor 4 E . Barbara Cfmfad O hzdbeth Edwards k SchoOlS 1 Year mak Schools 3 Oma 4 1001- Ye FHA. A, C1ub34 Hrs wvexl E :Ox 00 Yeafi Qin I eefl Ca 0X5 9 A ak S017 1811017 Sgho 3- 001 offxak ni Teams Chofuss 12 Ye D' cnofuscxvb 3 34 'US owe Gigli Jackie Brubaker Omak Schools 4 Years Football Princess 3 Drill Team 3 Annual Club 4 F.H.A. 2 Rose Marie Eldred Omak Schools ll Years Honor Society 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 .Thespians 2-3-4 Thespian Vice President 3-4 F. H. A. 2-3-4 F. H. A. President 4 Girls' Club Treasurer 3 Chorus 3-4 Girls' Sextet 4 Girls' Trio 4 Our Town 2 Student Council 2-4 Elsie Emert Omak Schools 12 Years Band 2 Pep Club 2-3-4 Pep Club Treasurer 3 F. H. A. 2 Debate 2-4 Drill Team 2-3 Girls' Club Vice President 3 Girls' Club Service Chairman 4 Chorus 3-4 Girls' Glee Club 3-4 Girls, Trio 4 Girls' Sextet 4 Honor Society 3-4 Honor Society President 4 Our Miss Brooks 4 Thespians 4 Minor Sports 2 Kay Friebus Dewitt. Om k Delzeiools 4 Years Gig? gifiJocgZClitYearS Omak C 1 2 mor S ary 4 F- H' A Class Tgeorts 2'3-4 Honor Sogilgeg E1 Gene Grissom Omak Schools IOV2 Years Chorus 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Minor Sports 3-4 F. F. 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Nita Payne Omak Schools 12 Years Pep Club 2-3-4 Pep Club Program Chairman 3 Girls' Club Cabinet 3 Thespians 4 Cheerleader 2-4 Senior Class Secretary 4 Annual Club 4 Our Miss Brooks Student Director 4 Co-Chairman Junior Prom Decorations 3 Patsy Fry Omak Schools 6 Years Photo Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 Minor Sports 2-3 Leona Hom ce Om b uckle Pete Kurth Omak Schools 11115 Years Football 3-4 Track 4 Lettermen's Club 3-4 Boys' Glee Club 2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Minor Sports 2-4 Duane Kammenga Omak Schools 7 Years F.F.A. 4 Baseball 3-4 Lettermen's Club 2-3-4 All ak School S 7 Omak Schools 2 Years Hon!frogfP0ft1? zyear Cl t - StudenJ?elJ,?Eee45T 3 4 C1vic League 1:32112 42 011 Omak S erta L11 Yfeex 5 1: Dflvfriffoffoofs .2 is 0 ,af i T ea QX6 OE YL ies 011961, Eiam L12 ,gpg ears 55-4300-93.5 N-Wsgfess gd'-F, in xxx5enS9a9et P11 1'71i,fPer 4dIt01- New ago . 2 Sz Pep Club lldeqt giub 4 3 llqcil 4 Gayle F leischmann Omak Schools 11 Years Photo Club 3 Newspaper Club 4 Drill Team 3-4 F.H.A. 3 Chorus 3 Girls' Glee Club 3 Quin'- Doris Rae Carlton Omak Schools 8 Years Honor Society 3-4 Honor Society Secretary 3 F.H.A. 2-3 F,H.A. Vice President 3 Tennis 2-3-4 Minor Sports 2-3-4 Class Secretary 2 Student Body Secretary 4 10071 Club 3-4 Our Miss Brooks 4 Thespians 4 Annual Co-Editor 4 Student Council 4 Co-Chairman Senior Ball Decorations 4 David Ellis Omak Schools l0 Years Lettermen's Club 2-3-4 Tennis 2-3-4 Baseball 3 Basketball 3-4 Honor Society 3-4 Honor Society President 3 Student Body Vice President 4 Student Council 4 Newspaper Club 4 Minor Sports 2-3-4 Annual Club 3 10072 Club 3-4 Eleanor Brown Rllberl Burke Omak Schools 12 O ak Schools 12 Years Annual Club fears m FF A Gu Chorus 4 s Glee Club 4 ei lf- oulla B2 afs 'half Ty 311163 wo 9 r 0 Omak 50 Y 3 px es,hen0g1s 12 NQWSQ S of X, 4 .0110 Pres! Club 39-?rs Nwlfnn - 0 'Loft pociegendf 33 m - o 00 Olb . TXWSPCW tba 11 F111 343 3. Ye? Ca 011 pf-3151 goffiry Bernard Burdett Omak Schools 4 Years Boys' Glee Club 2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Minor Sports 2-3-4 Scientific Pioneers 3 Badminton 4 Lettermenls Club 2-3-4 Tennis 4 J ill Bohn Omak Schools ll Years Cheerleader 2-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Minor Sports 2 F.H.A. 2 Annual Club 4 Student Council 2 Tennis 2 Football Princess 3 Frank Pino Omak Schools 7 Years Newspaper Club 2 Minor Sports 2 Student Council 4 Boys, Glee Club 2 Thespians 4 Dick Roe Omak Schools 8 Years F. F. A. 4 Chorus 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Minor Sports 3 Marlo Schmidt Omak Schools 11V2 Years Football 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Class President 2 Honor Society 3 Lettermenls Club 2-3-4 Lettermen's Club President 4 Photo Club 3 Minor Sports 2 Omakjune Taylor janet Stflut, airs :four He5fg001S 8 Year ak Schools 3 Ye and Glvire You: Om Bandz-4 4 F F.HAy 2 g ua1Club ' H A T ' 2-3-4 An!! C Newgpareasurer 3 hi-lstmas 1261- 3,4 Thespiasfiant 4 all Ev 90003 8141, Yeais Omak 56,0 41317 , kgcnfgjg, gif' o.,Sf'?1s 5Z'11f1g 0108-DQQXXOYQ5 2' If 42551117 2 Years Halley Martin Omak Schools 12 Years Student Council 3 Football 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 F. F. A. 4 Letterrnen's Club 2-3-4 Chorus 3 Boys' Glee Club 3 Photo Club 3 Minor Sports 3 Peggy Schemp Omak Schools 592 Years Drill Team 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Our Miss Brooks 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Club 4 Thespians 4 Ilone Lee Omak Schools 12 Years Cheerleader 3 . Majorette 4 Girls' State 3 Pep Club 2-3-4 Honor Society 3-4 Thespians 2-3-4 Thespian Secretary 3 Thespian President 4 F.H.A. 2-3 F.H.A. Secretary 3 Debate 2-3-4 Annual Club 4 Drill Team 2 Student Council 3 Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Minor Sports 2 Badminton 4 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3 Our Town 2 Saved 3 Our Miss Brooks 4 Bill Walters Omak Schools 6 Years Chorus 3 Boys' Glee Club 3 Lettermen's Club 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Minor Sports 4 Lois Smitkin Omak Schools 9Vz Years Drill Team 4 Minor Sports 2-3-4 Chorus 2 Girls' Glee Club 2 F.H.A. 2-3-4 F.H.A. Historian 3 F.H.A. Vice President 4 Newspaper 3-4 Pep Club 4 Christmas Pageant 4 Pat Smith Omak Schools 12 Years Pep Club 4 F.H.A. Secretary 2 Debate 2-3 Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Girls' Sextet 4 Girls' Trio 4 Minor Sports 3-4 Badminton 4 Tennis 2-3-4 Annual Co-Editor 4 Girls' State 3 Thespians 4 We Shook The Family Tree 3 Our Miss Brooks 4 Girls' Club Cabinet 2-3 Girls' Club President 4 Student Council 2-3 Honor Society 3-4 Co-Chairman Senior Ball Decorations 4 QV r I Y 'ima M 'f ta 5 i . , as :af ta , I M gih1f WW.. its 1: RQ Q E i tt., t is:ziE:2':?'Wz, a guesses M fr wzliitie fi A' A Arr? Q - nzskssiw. S' ' Ez:i'2::::'-21' Q ':?: l E1' ,.. .H f 'S R' 40' ,W Top to Bottom, left Jill Bohn Donna Raab Francis Hamon Janet Simmonds J . -ai is L ., V.,. W rf, I, Delmer Mitchell, will my freckles and red hair to Hurvey Reese. I, Dave Ellis, will my ability to double-fault consistently in tennis to Camille Price. I, Frank Pino, will to Ernie Robison, all the luck I had in my senior year. We, Jackie Brubaker and Peg- gy Schemp, will our sterling characters and upright honesty to Lola Willia.ms and Jo Swin- ford. I, Francis Hamon, will to Jerry Robbins the lower half of locker No. 33 Ctrash includedl, my thir- teen forced trips to the office, and the ability to get kicked out of the library. I, Gene Grissom, will my abil- ity to go to Okanogan to any boy who likes to hitchnike. I, Lois Smitkin, will to Janice Parkman all the fun I had in Chemistry trying to learn how to do experiments the right way. I, Doris Rae Carlton, will my nickname, Killer, to Gary Fen- ske. I, Jim Davis, hereby do leave with Clarence Weitman .my abil- ity to never get into trouble with any of the tecahers. It Bernard Burdett, will my ability ot be good to all the girls to anyone that wants it, O.K., girls?', I, Marlo Schmidt, will to fu- ture library students, my ability to get along with and understand Mrs. Forrester. I, Roberta Lucas, will to Pat Poffenroth my Worn-out drill team uniform, with the broken zipper and a few other minor de- ficiencies. I, Evelyn Manning, will my ability to get along with one per- son for so many years, to Carol Naught. I, Rebecca Hallam, will my abil- ity to run around with one person for over five years a nd still be friends to Norma Watts. I, Dale Allen, will Mr. Den- nery to Lee Wilson. We, Dick J aquish and Bronson Flint, will our unique and un- surpassed ability to blow up some of the most uncombustible, un- precipitating junk ever put into a test tube. We will this ability to the only other two great minds in the school capable of such great achievements, Gary Fenske and Gary Freese. I, Allyn Sheldon, will my abil- ity to hold liquids Qalcoholb to Kenneth Stalder. We, Shirley Aldridge and Sha- ron Maley, will to any two girls in the Junior class our ability to fight over the same man. I, Liz Edwards, will my ability to pass my last year of high school without stud y i n g, to Eloise Swimptkin. I, Robert Burke, will to Pat Pitts my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Verdell McCormack, do here- by will to little Noel George Call 5' 6 of himb my hook shot and may be he able to hit it at least half the time. I, Barbara Conrad, leave my great ability of getting low grades in Mr. Haney's chemistry class to Della Boyd. I, Frank Black, will my ability to run and to get into trouble to Pete Osman. We, Marlyne Wilburn and Jane Wolk, will our clean locker CNo. 485 to Shirlee Johnson and Sara Jo Belles. I, Duane Kammenga, will my ability to get along with the sen- ior boys as I did with the junior girls, to Mariellen Freibus. I, Pete Kurth, will all my red- heads to John Davisson. I, Marlene Anderson, will my ability to play hookey in order to go to Brewster without get- ting caught, to Nelda Simpson. I, Gary Baines, will to Kenny Staggs, all my girl friends be- cause he always looks so lone- some without two or three hang- ing onto him. ,A QLTLU M .Egan ' f . ywa M if Aww, ',,,,s'3' X 32. 5 t, 2 -TGS N feta! I -Ju. , init 5 ae it if qi. 1 is wiv if at-tg A f ani ,Q , ,J , an W ,I l Q W' fa Q C 3 2 J' av' Top to Bottom, right Polly Austin Eileen Bishop Jane Wolk Marlyne Wilburn I team wfvggwg P1-1332 5 . W f ' 'ima fi. I, Kay Friebus, will to my sis- ter, Mariellen, Duane Kammen- ga's letter-sweater. I, Carol Downey, will my A's in shorthand to Carole Naught. I, Leonard Gargett, will my ability to get along with teach- ers to Infant Staggs. I, June Taylor, will Mary Jean P ---- ' ' is Hess my wonderful ability as As- ,, V,,,, as ,,, 4, sistant Editor of the Pioneer Ex- H we :Wifi f' wi W iiwis iiaf I Donna Baker will m eas iswf- -V gs y . Y Y afternoon classes to Darlene Gar- ix f :.. , 3,1 i ,: V a 1 S l aaaa , 1, Hailey Mmm win my long- 1'2 lost ability to broad-jump to Em- mit Aston. I, Cleo Freel, will to Jo Swin- ford, my ability to fall down at least once a month. I, Eleanor Brown, will to my sister, who needs it badly, my Hre- markable' ability to get dates. I, Polly Austin, will my experi- ence in speech class to some fu- ture student, hoping it will be as helpful as it was to me. I, Lawrence Thompson, will to Wayne Boyce, all my grades and books. I,. Wayne Leighton, will my ability to get in hot spots to Clarence Weitman. I, Elsie Emert, will my ability to be a majorette without ever learning to twirl, to Pat Poffen- -4 if I'0th. V' . fi I,. Wilma Stebbins, will my .--. 1 A ability to become engaged dur- .,,-. , ing my senior year to I-lelen Da- visson. Q I, Alice Lilly, will my ability :Q to get D's in English IV, to Doro- i v thy Pino. 7' .555 I. Barbara Flint, will my abil- ity to be noisy on all occasions to Gene Petersen. I, Janet Simmonds, will all of my old Bookkeeping papers and last practice set to Lola Williams. it Top to Bottom, left Dick Jaquish Bud and Barb Flint Rose Marie Eldred Dave Ellis I, Ilone Lee, will my ability to remain a forgetful scatterbrain, despite 12 years of schooling and English IV, to JoAnn Wicks. I, Nita Payne, will to Roberta French the ability to step on Jan- et Watson's feet as often and as hard as I have on Jill's all year. I, Jill Bohn, will to Janet Wat- son, the ability to hold her tem- per when Roberta steps on her feet, as I have learned to grit my teeth and hold my temper when Nita stepped on mine. I, Dallas Neal, will my ability to be the worst loafer in school to Brian Finegan. I, Evon LaCourse, will my abil- ity to be late and sit eight hours in the office to Gail McCabe. I, Gayle Fleischman, will my ability to carry on interesting ro- mances through the mail, to Hel- en Davisson. I, Eileen Bishop, will to Rita Wyatt, membership in the 100 Z: Club. I, Dick Roe, will my specs to anyone that wants them I, Donna Raab, will all my bookkeeping papers to Nelda Simpson, if she takes it next year. I, Pat Smith, leave Sara Jo Belles my unconscious ability while playing tennis, to puff, and my nickname Puffy twhich is derived from that abilityl. I, Janet Stout, will my ability to change the color of my hair to Norma Lou Watts. I, Don Lafferty, will my abil- ity to get kicked out of all classes to anyone who wants it. I, Art Anderson, will my abil- ity to get along with the teach- ers like I did, to Don Fox. I, Jeanie Altizer, will Marlyne Wilburn to the next Pep Club president. I, Leona Hornbuckle, will to all future seniors of Omak High the ability to look forward in- stead of seeking the past. V . P' ,w :gi Q , is .xl 'Si Www if i 4 1,1 ,V sa, t if 'S Top to Bottom, right Shirley Aldridge Bernard Burdett Gene Grissom Top to Bottom, Left Gayle Fleischman Marlene Anderson Art Anderson Center, Left Center, Right Top to Bottom, Right Elsie Emert Jim Davis Janet Stout Bob Burke Kay Friebus Marlo Schmidt Nita Payne Donna Baker Eleanor Brown Pete Kurth Sharon Maley 1 Q L fl' if .Q wgf ua ft 3, 21, L 1 ,wg l' or as -S 5 it ., V 'M N , , ,M -g:f:s-::,g.1:f'2 gg -4: :r24. ' - 'M f ' 1 A Top to Bottom, Left Dallas Neal Doris Rae Carlton Peggy Sche.mp Duane Kamrnenga Center, Left Center, Right Top to Bottom, Right Jackie Brubaker Dick Burnett Patsy Jo Smith June Taylor Gary Baines Dale Allen Elizabeth Edwards Patsy Fry Jack Kohls and Jim Pentz Roberta Lucas and sister Ilone Lee s s s f f l , as V ,,... b s EFA 2 EZ , 'I ia , Q Q: .. ,E ' f :-' A ' -fm lmwifii Tv? 4,5 Y, i t '- if W ' Q ,Q ag? my X. 'P 3,4 Q ,. sly- ' y , at f - 4 is We f we my 7 ,M , we ff A f V , . It , .V wh f 1, .. vim W Ri X Qi. 7535-r rl' W Q' W WW fr 'il' I I M A xii I' WL Y- by may g , 1 1. 8 ' - 3' f KK l .ml 32 all as W A W li I ,V r A-as ' 5, L, , , wk Q ' . iran xxx Norma Watts Mary Jean Hess Pete Osman Eloise Swimptkin Phillip Grunlose yu-1 Rita Wyatt Wilma Dudgeon If ,. Fred Fennison Shirley McCandless Ernie Brown Wanda Morgan Willard Lewis Phyllis Reynolds Don Ehinger Glenna Smith Charles Davis Nelda Simpson Tom Bussey Jim Klimek JllTli0TS Dorothy Pino 1 ,H w . F fi Inlnz em W ' fri' i H. W ? N Wayne Boyce K X W if W Janice Paup - We r Dennis Hosheit I j-jj ' g Darlene Garvais EQ 1 'gg U U , 3 N . :Vg , Q xl s W M L x we . W JW' M in Q ,+R 4' ,argl 1, 5, ., Qs ' Eiiffm 4 Nr Al-x E ,lu niors ,2,L. 4 K w :v yn nw Q. . ' ilu-Q-: Della Boyd N ff J 0 , 3:5555 i wif li a 5' K e ' if-if f Noel George Jeanette Bergstrom L I ,Haig i E525 f 7 y V S N xi Q J ji . I. A X 5 . . if .,., . ,.::.,. ., V 1,5 . Bonnie Cates Q, ,... I . Kenny Pixley Jeannie LaGrou Howard Stewart WK 215 t , Marilyn Henske up John Davisson l an X Z '- ' . - -,,,b.,,,.:.,-Mg, an , We 'P aff? Q M3 , , 'gxiwikw if , A .. at 2 Q Q 1 W W.. Q M if H ge- , , Pat Poffenroth Y L y 'ry 2 Q. 2 4 ' 9' Q11 ,vw R Q MNH M' Ei W 4- I' ff' wr lg' Q? We Q T X' nik gal 3 ' in 'L 'M ,sill 4 as ' 'Z-Q H x .-.-.- P ' 1 fd' V , T Lee Wilson 5.. 7 5. ' , I Q3 , , ' Af Vt, 5 . 75 H , .lfwxl 'g , . 7 . V, W, Mg xq q b f , --'-- - f, i , , A v ,V V A .V ' ' v x .-1-I Pat Pitts -fr: 'L . - A I., , Bob Lewis ,V l 1 x -- I - ' y -. . B ,:4-sf 3 , A, 2 bb H-n--a-vi 'Bk A A 'lu 4 V. V s-'K vi , -K fa Wg 1 ' K If Uxrvww Dyk' f' K Carole Naught f L, L .V Don Rench LW 'U J, f ' it - y-1 ,R at .3 WA X ,vi vt 'P 'elm f ,g Alfred Bedard I' 1 M . ,sew 1 Bruce Pritchard Nancy Cederblom A V Don Fox 1 fr- i,, 5 'Q A Zli ,, Q gg :fi A a angel? A Katie Michelsen 1-. Q QM-.5 it -4 M Kenny Partridge 3 Helen Davisson 4 ,2 Jack Vess . 1 X1 .,f 2 is ' - X ,, , , 'W ' W '5' ' ,.,. i f . , wp: A I , 'M ,garvilf X n wil, M 7 -wi? , xx. if 'lb' -' , 'I 14351, J :'.? i 4' J' L J v l l ,f 'W vu' 1 ' Z' fxlslx lf . ' 5? , J x: x.. 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The results were: Gary Fenske, presidentg Don Rench, vice presidentg Gail McCabe, secretary-treasurer. The Junior class was well represented in the various sports, as well as in debate, Thespians, and other extra-curricular activities. The most spectacular achievement of the class was their production of the Junior-Senior Prom and Dessert. The prom decorations consisted of silver foil, angel hair and silver stairway in the center of the room rising to a ceiling of stars and clouds. The decorations beautifully illustrated the theme Stairway to the Stars. A Sophomores 4Left to Righty Gordon Stalder, Mary Cheetham Jeannie Van Aalst, Jerry Davis Bonnie Conklin, Gary Baker Kenny Staggs, Arlene Payne George Watkins, Patsy Eiesland Dennie Dunlap, Delbert Smith Patsy Cunningham, Don Denk Lynn Cox, Janice Burdett Paul Baines, Janet Martin Mary Lafferty, Alfred Taylor Elaine Garvais, Peggy Zabreznik Jan Egan, Geneva Howard W we 'asv' l I X ,..f'V 2 Kofi! le xxigfi fxggv ,stimlw Q, Will? 'E 'Q l 1' . 9 3 - i . V Q35,. 'f if Qi, Nami' if V5 W ' '1W,12j ,d' A 12:5 f x ,Q V kff J' 45? .i s 'LW . ,:. ,. ff ',,. Q '.:'. f'-iii' , 'H '.', U 12' 'Z A f i . V - is in Z AV. 1 ccsc 'fb' WYE ,aw-,ii A-was vga . iss ,J 4-sf' B gl ,E J J sr rr rr 3 l ,. M AI I W v i ww Z, Q-lfigwffx 1 X . fe. WMY wg A ,'s,,mQg ,ff A ,, f 23:fpsg, , X is My 5. X Sophomores CLA-aft to Righth Larry Freemire, Kathleen Hosheit Melvin Bangert, Patsy Estes Nancy Freel, Bon Burke Colleen DeWitt, Jimmy Wallace is - b .E Archie Bergstrom if Qgahl Ruth Bergsing :id 4, I Everett Lay ygsgfi Jack Brauer Helen Murphy '32 sei' xi QVGA Shirley Baker Brian Finegan Barbara Bigelow Beverly Pixley Jimmy Pritchard Lyle Caudill, Gloria Houtz Tom Davis, Rosetta Hamon Janice Parkman, David Harris Mary Brown, Buzzy Burnie v 4135? ,f W! Lit:L L J ,. 2, sr 1 lv ' Q PK as wary' mt Vg ew.. 3 ' A ye, ...., In W J Q A, 4234 Sm ...ad yyipga 'T BQ ' , Ig' xii fi in A , Q? Wilma if iff its 1-'IX J t fgds i ' si- on i ts, ,WZ-lk dw gs George Batten ' my f Betty Wilson 'ho' ' -f . Q ,F Wilma Glover .mae ' WM V ' Q 5534 j Wig, Ronald Carpenter Z 4 Ethel Hornbuckle 1 bmi it, ff 45'.. ' Y ,, 1. ' W J , P Sophomores fly' CLeft fo Righty 2 Eddie Thronson Norma Apple Loren Johnston Jenny Jones Ronny Woods, Sharon Jaquish Pat Riggs, Louella Lamb Joanne Williams, Gary Poffenroth Loretta Baker, Cyril Puffert Maxine Calentine, Jerry Robbins Eunice Davis B111 Woeck Linda Harris Bill Deeter Ed Churchill Barbara Thompson Jack Rudolph f f I , Q J zu , 4' ..-, , - Q 'Y X K, .2 : ii' X ix' x 6,31 X, 'ray- sm .. g i,l1,l,d p J ,,,, 1 if . Si. ,if V , Y i I M i q!! 23'-fe fm.-f Wfiff' NR wwe vi vqkxx VV A ..,, -,-.A ggisijiws X V' 'Z V f 1 ? Wit A '.gem. B, ' ,+V 2 wi X rwzmnl fm X I sm l L .......... Sophomore Class Officers Carol Watts. Secretary-Treasurerg Camille Price, Presidentg Larr Anderson, Vice President The Sophomore class of 53 chose for officers three outstanding per- sonalities. Camille Price, presidentg Larry Anderson, vice preside-ntg and Carol Watts, secretary-treasurer. Continuing the tradition started by the preceding class, May 2, the Sophomores sponsored a Sophomore Hopi' in the Emert gym. The students have been very active during the year selling pop and popcorn for football and basketball games. Through many hard hours of service to the school, many Sophomores have earned the honor to become Pep club members. Camille Price Larry Anderson Carol Watts 1 B USY y -QEVL.. IIHIIIIWI X Z A I Boa- I x Y ,Q x I 1 IH flllllllllllllb X X v f X Af Back row, left to right: Phyllis Reynolds, Barbara Flint, Alfred Taylor, Gene Petersen, Sara Jo Belles Peggy Zabreznik. Second row: Roberta Lucas. Everett Lay, Shirlee Johnson. Jane Wolk, Edward Churchill Rose Marie Eldred, Mr. Colburn. Fronc row: Brian Finegarl, Marlyne Wilburn, David Ellis, Dick Jaquish, Doris Rae Carlton, Frank Pino J, 745 A V3 1' 7 f ' ' 'l ,- f ff' Clgfgv -V ,J . - 1. Y , 4 A 5 I Sly M0Jl4u.Y'U Q fl' 5 f f.. ' Ziff! 4 El f- Y- ' .,,- ,iz 1 D0l'iS R9-9 C81'lt0I1, secretary: Dave Ellis, vice president: Dick Jaquish. president: Marlyne Wilburn, treasurer. I w 'w W W '1 'N' W A 'V Aww? ' 'V V1 'f l l h4m'1 4 W X'D M X M H - '4 4 -ik ' ' ' if ' 'MM ' ' ' 1?5ff b Llnnufal Seated: Howard Stewart, Pat Smith, Doris Rae Carlton, Jim Davis. Second row: Miss I Anderson, Shirley Aldridge, Polly Austin, Jo Anne Dahlquist, Shirlee Johnson, Nita Payne, Sara Jo Belles, Ilone Lee, Sharon Maley, Dave Ellis. Third row: Donna Baker, Jill Bohn, Jackie Bru- baker, Roberta French, Janet Stout, Janet Watson. Nct pictured: Peggy Schemp. ' First row: Ralph Demarest, Mary Jean Hess, Roberta Lucas. Second row: Gayle Newspaper Fleischrnan, Marlene Anderson, Lois Smitkin, June Taylor. Standing: Mr. Cooke, Ray Shove, Dave Ellis, Helen Davisson, Evon LaCourse, Rita Wyatt. Pep Club First row: Donna Baker, Rose Marie Eldred, Ilone Lee, Marlyne Wilburn, Jeanie Altizer, Janet Simmonds, A 0 YX'9l l4 Jane Wolk, Janice Burdett, Shirley Baker, Carol Downey. Lou Watts, Bonnie Conklin, Roberta Lucas, Nita Payne, Jill Bohn, Sharon Maley, Sharon Jaquish, Janice Park- man, Rita Wyatt. Third row: Janet Martin, Elsie Emert, Jo Anne Dahl- quist, Mr. Rudolph, Bob Lewis, Bronson Flint, Larry An- derson, JoAnne Williams, Shirlee Johnson, Sara Jo Belles, Camille Price, Rosetta Hamon. Not pictured, Peggy Schemp. 4 Second row: Lois Srnitkin, Barbara Flint, Norma X 9 Top row, left to right: Pete Kurth, Gary Baines, Marlo Schmidt, Francis Hamon, Lettermen S Halley Martin, Kenneth Pixley, Donald Lafferty. Second row: Norman Hamilton, John Davisson, Duane Kammenga, Dick Jaquish, David Ellis, Jack Brauer, Frank Black. Third row: Lynn Cox, Don Rench, Willard Lewis, Gary Fenske, Dick Burnett, Lee Wilson, James Klimek, Delbert Smith, Em- mit Aston, Gene Petersen, Bill Walters, Bernard Burdett, Verdell McCormack, Mr. Glendenning. .frm v Tea1n First row: Carol Downey, Shirley Baker, Carol Watts, Roberta Lucas, Patsy Estes, Lois Smitkin, Donna Raab. Second row: Camille Price, Janice Burdett, Evon LaCourse, Marlyne Wilburn, Evelyn Manning, Rosetta Hamon. Third row: Pat Pitts, Sharon Jaquish, Eunice Davis, Bonnie Conk- lin, Barbara Flint, Janet Martin. Majorettes Kneeling, front: Norma Lou Watts. Kneeling, center: Jane Wolk, Ilone Lee. Standing: Carol Williams, Elsie Emert, Jeanie Altizer, Janet Simmonds, Rita Wyatt. 'I 5 ! 5 .K tr Girls' Glee Club First row Norma Lou Watts, Nancy Cederblom, gf I Carol Watts, Jo Swinford, Pat Smith, Elsie Emert, Pat Bn Cunningham, Helen Davisson. X A Second row: Janet Simmonds, Eleanor Brown, Shir- bins, Betty Cotton, Kathleen Hosheit, Patsy Estes. Third row: Eileen Bishop, Rose Marie Eldred, Nor- ma Apple, Rosetta Hamon, Marilyn Henske, Dennie Dunlap, Marlene Anderson, Nelda Simpson, Fourth row: Mr. Jones, Ilone Lee, Janet Watson, Jeanie Altizer, Dorothy Pino, Wilma Dudgeon, Shir- ley Tverberg, Nancy Hallenius, Elizabeth Edwards. S la: f5.o00 'Aff ley Baker, Peggy Schemp, Wanda Morgan, Wilma Steb- ,L aw 3 Back row: Pete Osman, Bernard Burdett, Wayne Boyce, Loren Johnston, Don Fox, Boys Glee Norman Clough, Em.mit Aston, Norman Hamilton, Mr. Jones. Second row: Gene Grissom, Arthur Anderson, Alfred Bedard, Philip Grunlose, James Davis, Charles Davis, Kenneth Stalder, Ernie Robison, Howard Stewart. Third row: James Wallace, Pete Kurth, Dick Roe, Dallas Neal, Kenneth Part- ridge, Jerry Fox, Gary Poffenroth, Roy Zimmerman, Fred Fenison. Fourth row: Jimmy Glover, George La- Grou, Gerry Danielson, Lloyd Davisson, Gary Glover, Billy Hill, Mike Butler, Kenneth Riley, Kenneth Garvais. ,,lZ2!xHQ.Q- - Chorus First, row: Fred Fenison, Howard Stewart, Pat Cunningham, Kath- leen 1-Iosheit, Dennie Dunlap, Elsie Emert, Pat Smith. Second row: Jimmy Wallace, Art Anderson. Marlene Anderson, Hel- en Davisson. Betty Cotton, Wanda Morgan, Darlene Garvais. Third row: Charles Davis, Kenny Stalder, Wayne Boyce, Peggy' Schemp, Wilma Stebbins, Nelda., Simpson, Marilyn Henske. Fourth row: Norm Hamilton, Gene Grissom, Loren Johnst0n,' Pete Osman, Shirley Tverberg, Wil- ma Dudgeon, Nancy Hellenius. Chorus First row: Nancy Cederblom, Norma Watts, Carol Watts, Patsy Estes, Dick Roe, Dallas Neal, Ken- ny Partridge. Second row: Jo Swinford, Elea- nor Brown, Janet Simmonds, Ilone Lee, Alfred Bedard, Pete Kurth, Jim Davis. Third row: Rose Marie Eldred, Shirley Baker, Rosetta Hamon, Norma Apple, Eileen Bishop, Ber- nard Burdett, Emmit Aston- Fourth row: Janet Watson, Jeanie Altizer, Dorothy Pino. Gary Pof- fenroth, Norman Clough, Don Fox, Phil Grunlose. MR. DAVID E. JONES Director First row, left to right: Naida Emert, Nancy Ulrich, Jane Wolk, Phyllis Reynolds, Teddy Harrison, Carol Williams, Janet Paolini, Norma Watts, Roy Zimmerman, Ronny Woods, Paul Baines, Gary Baker, Gary Glover. Second row: Gary Jenkin, Nita Moore, Jo Ann Williams, Dorothy Anderson, Marian Ingersoll, Ruth Ann Michelsen, Nicky Hendricks, Dale Payne. Cyril Puffert., Don Ehinger. Brian Finegan, Dallas Neal, John Bussey, Joe Gadeburg. John Rioberts, Billy Wilburn. Third row: Ken Pixley, Dick Snively, Jo Ann Puffert, Jim Wescott, Frank Knighton, Joan Sundermeier, Bonnie Cederblom, Rita Wyatt, Mr. Jones, Ernie Robinson, Norman Clough, Leonard Gargett, Larry Rader, Ronny Huber, George LaGrou, Tommy Watson, Kendall Brown, Larry Hamilton, Walter Montgomery, Delores Rench, Larry Anderson. Flag Bearers, left to right: Peggy Zabreznik, Maxine Calentine. 4 3 S 1 F. F. A. First row: Dale Allen, Frank Black, Charles Boatright, Bronson Flint, Clarence Weitman, Wayne Leighton, Ernie Brown, Roy Meyers, Cyril Puffert, Jim Davis, Mr. Dennery. Second row: Jim Wallace, Dennis Hosheit, Jchn Davisson, Fred Scott, Dave Kimberlin, Boyd Davisson, Ricky Fleischman, Dick Roe, Gene Grissom, Bill Woeck. Third row: Duane Kammenga Evert Lay, Archie Bergstrom, Tom Nelson, Frank Knighton, John Roberts, Stanley Davis, Harlan Tver- berg, Dean Tritle, Don Nickelson, Alfred Bedard. Fourth row: Bob Burke, George Watkins, Richard Cornwell, Mike Juetten, Don Byrd, Sam Sampson, Ed Thorp, Victor LaCourse, I-Iurvey Reese, Kenny Stalder. F. H. A. First row: Nancy Ulrich, Joan Sundermeier, Doris Freel, Geraldine Murray, Fern Reap, Sonja Fagre, Rose Boyd, Bonnie Cederblom, Daleine Rieese, Della Boyd, Shirley Baker, Elaine Garvais. Kathleen Hosheitl Second row: Mary Byrd, Martha Brown. Marilyn Kusler, Carol Lane, Betty Boatright, Lois Smitkin, Rose Marie Eldred, Barbara Flint, Patsy Estes, Marilyn Henske, Darlene Garvais, Helen Davisson, Mariellen Freibus, Dorothy Anderson, Carol Watts. Third row: Beverly Clark, Marie Moomaw, Reba Derrikson, Nancy Murray, Judy Bulow, Gwen Smith, Lois Snyder. Nancy Paup, Noreen Hobes, Janet Paolini, Anita Moore, Jeanie O'Neil, Evon Chartran, Janice Burdett, Myrna Moore. Fourth row: Janice Parkman, Barbara Christy, Ruth Emory, Lorna Flint, Dorene Marchand, Sylvia Lewis, Vicky Smith, Sharon Lane, Lois Nilson. Lucille Andrews, Beverly Begley, Linda Smitkin, Janice Hilton, Joanne Williams. Fifth row: Maxine Calentine, Shirley Tverberg, Barbara Conrad, Mary Jean Hess, Katie Michelsen, Dorothy Pino, Bonnie Cates, Pa- tricia Pitts, Eunice Davis, Betty Wilson, Peggy Zabreznik, Jenny Jones, Mary Jean Brown. Sixth row: Miss DeFoe, Rosalie Maley, Sharon Jaquish, Dennie Dunlap, Wilma Glover, Patty Jo Eiesland, Nelda. Simpson, Rosetta Hamon, Norma Apple, Helen Jaquish, Mrs. Hampton. 'f ff-:rm -1--as tuna fmie-'rim 41-1 rx-nu qiglem W,,tl,,,,,,, W 'QM' nf ' 9 Standing. left to right: Janice Pai-kman, Miss Latimer, Elsie Emert, Marlyne Wilburn. Miss Anderson, Shirlee John Debut son. Sitting: Carole Naueht, JoAnn Wicks. Pat Smith. Kay Priebus. Q Top row: Mr, Oates. Gene Petersen, Ralph Demarest, Bruce Ballard, Elsie Emert, JoAnn Wicks, Louella Lamb, Janice Parkman, Shirlee Johnson. Leona Hornbuckle. V W fi wk 2. 'Q-M.. sw Jane Wolk, Ilone Lee, Janet Watson Q? Thespians First row: Bruce Ballard, Pat Pitts, Ilone Lee, Rose Marie Eldred, Sharon Maley, Shirlee Johnson, Miss An- derson. Second row: Pat Smith, June Taylor, Jo Anne Dahl- quist, Jane Wolk, Elsie Emert, Nita Payne, Jeanie A1- tizer, Barbara Flint, Doris Rae Carlton, JoAnn Wicks. Third row: Jim Davis, Dale Allen, Ralph Demarest, Gene Petersen, Norman Clough, Frank Pino, Pete Kurth, Dallas Neal, Ray Shove. Not pictured: Marlyne Wilburn, Peggy Schemp. Our Miss Brooks Top row: Ralph Demarest, Pat Pitts, Janice Bur- dett, Doris Rae Carlton, Pat Smith, Norman Hamilton, Gary Freese. Second row: Barbara Flint, Bruce Ballard, Ilone Lee, Marlyne Wilburn, Peggy Schemp, Jane Wolk, Sharon Maley. Third row: Dallas Neal, Gene Petersen, Elsie Emert, Shirlee Johnson, Norman Clough. wkev- e. 3 L 'ik ' WS 925. fha,-X' 'Y mmaev 'Q X f lx I X First row Pat Poffenroth Shirlee Johnson, Bonnie Cates, Elsie Emert, Barbara Flint, Rose Marie Eldred Doris Rae Carlton Second row Kay Friebus. Leona Hornbuckle, Jo Ann Dahlquist, Carole Naught,.Mary Mc Cormack Janet Watson Jo Swinford Ilone Lee Sara Jo Belles JoAnn Wicks. Third row: Jeanette Bergstrom, Shirley McCandless, Gary Fenske Gary Baines Dave Ellis Dick Jaqulsh Pat Smith Miss Latimer. 1000f0 Club First row: Jerry Robbins, Don Denk, Kenny Stages. Delbert Smith, Tom Bussey, Emmit Aston, Dave Ellis, Ed Churchill. Second row: Bonnie Cates, Shirley Baker, Gloria Houtz, Betty Wilson, Peggy Zabreznik, Pat Eisland, Ilone Lee, Doris Rae Carlton. Elizabeth Edwards, Eileen Bishop, Geneva How- ard. Third row: Glenna Smith, Wanema Lane, Carole Naught, Marlo Schmidt. Gary Baines, Francis Hamon, Mariellen Frie- bus, Rosetta Hamon. .mm x :rm n , Llbrarlans Standing: Polly Austin, Leona Hornbuckle, Bonnie Cates. Sitting: Mrs, Forrester, Pat Pitts. Gayle Fleischman, Eunice Davis, Janice Burdett, A x X i The H andlest Men On Campus Ax X X K .X X, s nt., 1 Mel? tion. ?? mf A , 5 CLeft to right, bacx rowj li Bill Parkman ,,,,.,,,....,,....,.............,,,,,,,.,, Supervisor -5? Edward Rothenburg .....,.......,.,,,,r.... High School if Walter Henske .....,..,..,,........,.. Stevens Building CLeft to right, front rowb James Allen .,,,,.......A,.......,.,,...,,,. Copple Building Eldon Calentine 4.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,, Emert Building Henry Roberts ,,... ,,,,,, B oiler Fireman Pep Rally City Council for a day Howie Roth escorting Sweet- hearts Jim and Berta Arlene, Shirley, Jo, Football Royalty The great orator--Shirlee Johnson Shelley Glendenning bearing the royal football Senior ball - Early Autumn F.H.A. - F.F.A. party W I ifigggiioqf my ,.--.k ,Lx..,mmxQ X X 41 Q' Y :ilu 5 . g p'::.'4, I I X f J, X Cheerleaders Sara Jo Belles - Nita Payne - Jill Bohn Coaches Pat Glendenning -- Don Thoreson - Howard Roth First row: Dave Harris, Lynn Cox, Delbert Smith, Emmit Aston, Jack Brauer Pau Ootball Squad Baines, Dick Jaquish, Brian Finegan, Ernie Brown. Second row: Johnny Staggs Charles Davis, Gary Poffenroth, Frank Pino, Willard Lewis, Gary Freese, Gene Petersen, Dick Burnett Lee Wilson Third rcw: Mr. Roth, Leonard Gargett, John Davisson, Ted Storm, Pete Kurth, Marlo Schmidt Norm Hamilton Halley Martin, Howard Stewart, Mr. Thoreson. After being the hard luck team of the district throughout the greater part of the season, the Omak footballers walloped their last two opponents to end the season in a blaze of glory. The Pioneers were conquered in each of their first six games by the slim margin of one touchdown. This gave them the reputation of being one of the toughest teams in the valley despite their dismal won and lost record, While their won and lost re- cord was not as impressive as that of the 1951 team, they took no bad beatings, hold- ing such powers as Wenatchee, Cashmere, Chelan and Tonasket to the usual one touchdown victory. With a little luck the Pioneers could have beaten any of them. Gary Baines, Senior halfback, was voted honorary captain by his teammates. Dick Jaquish, all 135 pounds of him, was voted inspirational player. Pete Kurth, Se- nior tackle, received the best blocker award. The only outside honor conferred upon the team was given to Lee Wilson, Ju- nior center. The sports staff of the Wenatchee Daily world placed him on their mythi- cal All-District team as a reward for his sterling defensive play at that position all season. While .many good lettermen are being lost by graduation this year, the prospects are good for next year. OMAK 6 Tonasket 12 OMAK 2 Ephrata 7 OMAK 6 Wenatchee 14 OMAK 7 Moses Lake 14 OMAK 7 Cashmere 13 OMAK 6 Chelan 14 OMAK 52 Coulee Dam 6 OMAK 26 Okanogan 12 e w as mrawamw-w ,313 034 s . X ' .. ...- 3 '.,., gf' 7 -1-', f 2 ' V Lee Wilson Delbert Smith Gene Petersen E was 5 I . XL Q is i Ted Storm Halley Martin Emmit Aston Dick Burnett Gary Freese Dick Jaquish Willard Lewis yi -Zi' ffaf Ffa R 3 Jack Brauer John Davisson Pete Kurth Gar ain y B es Frank Black Leonard Gargett Q Marlo Schmidt Norman Hamilton Don Lafferty Johnny Lynn K, X Staggs Cox 945 A A Alvagfl- WV 05 'R 'cf A I X 1 i R Verdell McCormack n I Leonard Gargett Marlo Schmidt David Ellis Johnny Staggs Noel George Delbert Smith Gary Fenske ' Back row Emmit Aston Jack Blauer Verdell McCormack Norman Hamilton John Davisson Mr Glendennina Second row: Delbert Smith, Marlo Schrnidt, Leonard Gargett, Gary Fenske, John Stages. Sittine: David Ellis, How- ard Stewart, Jack Vess, Noel George. The 1952-53 version of the Omak Pioneers was one of the smallest and hardest fighting teams ever produced at this school. Boasting only two men over six feet tall, the Picneers, after a dismal start, came back to win the last six games of the season and a trip to the District Playoffs in Walla Walla. The overall record of the Pioneers was good, but nct outstanding. They won 12 and lost 11. Coach Pat Glendenning continually stated, even after a defeat, that his boys were going to Walla Walla. His spirit must have been catching because the team really responded during the last weeks and took care of everybody in sight. The team opened its season with three straight defeats at the hands of Peshastin, Richland and Gonzaga, respectively. They won their next two and from there until the last weeks, split almost evenly, The Pioneers really learned to play under pressure, as they had 5 overtime games and 5 other games de- cided by less than 5 points. The fans usually left with their .money well spent on thrills. Jitters and poor shooting combined to stop the Pioneers in the district tournament as the Walla Walla team took the first game, 68-43, and the Wenatchee Panthers took them the second night, 43-33, with the Pio- neers hitting il'W of their shots. Verdell McCormack served as captain for the Pioneers this year and led all scorers on the team with 399 points, Verdell came up with one of the highest averages in the Inland Empire this year. McCormack also chalked up the highest free throw average, 78 per cent. John Staggs was chosen by his teammates to lead the team next year. Len Gargett was chosen as inspirational player of the year. FG FT OMAK . Peshastin OMAK .. Cashmere 'Verdcll McCormack ,... . .127 145 OMAK . ,. . . Richland OMAK ..... Chelan Dave Ellis .......,.. .. '78 40 OMAK .. Gonzaga OMAK Ephrata John Stages ..... .. .. 38 62 OMAK . Tonasket OMAK ., ...... Cashmere Len Gareett . 30 40 OMAK Oroville OMAK .Moses Lake Noel George ... .. 32 30 OMAK .. ,,..Okanogan OMAK ,,. Tonasket Marlo Schmidt ... .. 21 36 OMAK . . Ephrata OMAK . Wenatchee Delbert Smith ,, .. 9 12 OMAK Moses Lake OMAK ...,... Lind Gary Fenske , . . . , 8 9 OMAK . . . Chelan OMAK Mosese Lake Alfred Taylor . . . 1 O OMAK Wenatchee OMAK ,.... Wa Hi Gene Petersen .... .. 0 O OMAK ... .. Brewster OMAK . Wenatchee OMAK OKBHOSBII fk asketbau uB,, Standing: Jack Brauer,'Norman Hamilton, Gene Petersen, Brian Finegan, Emmit Astcn, Mr, Roth. Kneeling: Noel George, Lynn Cox, Lee Wilson, Alfred Taylor, Paul Baines, Kenny Staggs. The Omak Pioneer Babes, the usual forgotten men of the year, did a fine job this year in winning 13 games and losing only 4. The Babes won their first ten games of the year, but were then weakened as the 'Al squad took some of their key men to play with them. However, Cashmere was the only team to escape defeat by the 'Bls'. They took the Omakers twice. Players on the 'B' team were, Emmit Aston, Norm Hamilton, Lynn Cox, Gene Petersen, Brian Finegan, Paul Baines, Al Taylor, Ken Staggs, Lee Wilson and Jack Brauer. The KB' squad was very ably coached this year by Howard Roth. Many of Roth's charges will be bolstering the 'A' squad next year after this year of valuable exper- ience. Omak 43 Peshastin 42 Omak 39 Okanogan 33 Omak 50 Tonasket 31 Omak 40 Cashmere 51 Omak 70 Oroville 23 Omak 25 Chelan 27 Omak 69 Okanogan 51 Omak 58 Ephrata 42 Omak 48 Ephrata 34 Omak 48 Cashmere 53 Omak 50 Moses Lake 31 Omak 61 Moses Lake 54 Omak 65 Chelan 41 Omak 47 Tonasket 62 Omak 43 Wenatchee 41 Omak 64 Werlatflhee 53 Omak 66 Brewster 52 Baseball First row: Larry Freemire, Brian Finegan, Don Rench, Verdell McCor.mack, Johnny Staggs. Second row: Gary Baker. Don Lafferty, Duane Kammenga, Ken Pixley, Bob Burke, Jerry Rob- bins. Third row: Bernard Burdett, Jim Klimek, Charles Davis, Don Burke, Leonard Gargett, Lee Wilson. Omak looks forward to a good year in baseball with the return of six lettermen. Included are Ver- dell McCormack, Len Gargett, Kenny Pixley, Ber- nard Burdett, Duane Kammenga, and Jim Klimek. Counting four practice games with Okanogan the Pioneers will have 14 contests. All NCW class A league games will be played in double headers to eliminate travel expenses. In addition to the four NCW teams, Moses Lake, Ephrata, Cashmere and Wenatchee, the Pioneers play two games with Tonasket. Lee Wilson and Don Rench, two lettermen of last year who were eliminated by a fall and illness re- spectively, will be student managers of the squad. The baseball team is coached by Pat Glendenning. The Omak track team bolstered by eight return- ing lettermen, has high hopes for a good year. They open the season with the Annual Omak Invitational on April 18. The next week is the NCW 'A' meet, also at O.mak. Then comes the Penticton Relays at Penticton, B. C. The Okanogan county track meet will be in Omak on May 8. The District will be in Moses Lake on May 16. And for the first place win- ners in the district the state track meet will be in Pullman on May 22 and 23. Returning lettermen are: Frank Black, 440 and relay, Verdell McCormack, discus and relay, Dick Jaquish, sprints and relay, Bill Walters, high jump and high hurdles, Halley Martin, broad jump, pole vault and high jump, Francis Hamon, high jump and high hurdles, Bernard Burdett, pole vault, and the lone junior, Emmit Aston, is a hurdler and broad jumper. Coach of the track squad is Howard Roth. The tennis team also finds eight returning letter- men among those turning out. Included in the group are Barb Flint and Camille Price, district girls' doubles champs from last year. Others are Gary Fen- ske, Sarah Belles, Lola Williams, Bronson Flint, Doris Carlton, and Dave Ellis. The first tennis meet is a practice meet on Ap- ril 7 with Okanogan, Twisp comes to O.mak on the 11th of the same month for a match. Other matches are with Wenatchee, Cashmere, Coulee Dam, and Oroville. On May 16 the district tennis meet will be held in Wenatchee. Highlight of the year will come a week later when the Inland Empire tennis meet will be held in Spokane. Don Haney is mentor of the tennis team. Track First row: Ernie Brown, Verdell McCormack, Pete Kurth, Frank Black, John Davisson. Second row: Lynn Cox, Phil Grunlose, Leonard Hahn, Noel George, Emmit Aston, B111 Walters, Francis Hamon. Third row: Mr. Roth, Willard Lewis, Pete Osman, Wayne Boyce, Leonard Gargett, Gary BHIHESV, Halley Martin, Dick Jaquish, Eddie Thronson, Tennis Front row: Dave Ellis, Lola Williams, Doris Rae Carlton, Jo Anne Dahlquist, Ilone Lee,- Camille Price, Barbara Flint, Janet Martin, Larry Anderson. 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C ongr atulattons, Class of 53 from The MENS STORE If here You Bay Better Clothes For Men ARROW BRENTWOOD BOTANY BUCK SKEIN JOE DAY S MUNSING WEAR HICKOK CURLEE STETSON EASTMAN, Jeweler Hanulton Wallace Bulova Helrloom 1n Lunt Wyler Internatlonal Gruen Gorham Stlver Center 0 Okanogan Valley Congratalattons To The Class of 53 Wlshl g You The Best of Luck H 81K Refrlgeratlon FRANICS MOTORS Plymouth 62 Dodge Omak To The Class of 53 0 M A K Buster Brown Shoe Store The Complete Famzly Shoe Store Roblee and ,lalman Shoes For Men All Step and Llfe Stude Shoes For Women ., ' 9 9 . X ' ' Elg' ta I7 . O - jf . 1 9 xy Y ' ' 4 Class of 6653 Congratulations . . . 7 X lr W E of 9 14 V 'YV ' ,MQW - -n , -Sl J O k Western Auto Supply Fongmtulattons To The C lass of 53 MORAN BRO? 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