Omak High School - Omache Yearbook (Omak, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

.X Cf! X, igi FOREWORD As we walk out mto the world, we shall have many new hopes and new dreams We reahze, that soon, we are to leave Omak Hrgh School It rs now the t1me for our yearbook Senousness IS not the keynote of our group for we laugh smg, and play Our cheermg and screammg dunng games, our small talk and laughter floatrng down the halls, the latest gosslp echorng rn the halls between classes the shouts of the basketball boys from the gym nasxum after school, a typewnter peckrng away rn the commencal room, these thmgs too, are our school lrfe Through the pages of tlus annual you wxll fmd people, places, and events whlch have gurded our footsteps through our most memor able years A X 'J 4-. A , c s, pa t . 4 ,', 4 i . 1 ' ., 0 'L in , O u - Q X . A . , -ilrnusfffwlmgii . . . I ' I l . . . 0 . O . - . ' .. . . - O CO EDITORS Camxlle Pnce SPORTS EDITORS Jerry Robbms Kenny Staggs Publlshed THE ANNUAL CLUB Maxme Calentme Ed Thronson Del Smlth JoAnn Wil11ams M1ke Barden Pat Estes Beverly Pxxley Olga Anderson Advxsor PHOTOGRAPHY Ladd s Stud1o Waldo Belles Carl Church111 MA HE 1955 DEDICATION Wlth respect and smcenty we the class of 55 dedlcate thls edluon of the Omache to Mxss Anderson We shall always be grateful to her for her genurne understandmg and sense Her unrelentrng efforts to make th1s, her last, annual pubhcatrona success are to be hrghly commended The class of 1955 extends w1shes for contmued success to one who has been not only a teacher and an advrsor, but above all our fr1end I of humor, which has given us encouragement to attempt to attain success. Wg W 0 l 1 C 1? OUR ACTIVVHES OUR S oem- LIFE W T O 0 Q Q Q3 X Hug? ' , his E., l X E 7 5S'WX?Xfs9ff 3 4 Q QQ Q X 1 uv f X5 X awk DMINISTR TIGN . J V. K 'Q f v7F1., V'vn'A .Q 1 -ff ', - ,. .,, m V 'is .' , Y A .s. 'L ' - ', K s . , at M MR. ROBERT LUCAS DR. FRED BAINES N-.X Wi I ' N Lf? -, 'r gifs MR. RALPH MUNDINGER MR. DAVID BROWN BOARD or EDUCATION MR' WALD0 GLOVER Couung from all walks of hfe the board of ed ucanon rs known for therr careful plans and strategrc moves Hours of study precede many of the wrse de cxsrons as these men work out polrcxes that wxll drrect our footsteps through our school hfe .if JAMES SONSTELIE Supenntendent ADMINISTRATION it Freedom, Prospenty, our happmess are the results ofan educat1on Through edurauon our paths are enlarged and ennched These two men have helped duect our feet along the vanous paths to come 1n our hfe MICHEAL ROWE Principal I ALVERNA OSMOND Librarian Enghsh II MYRON SMITH Band Chorus Boys Glee G1r1s Glee MARTHA GLOWANIA Home Economics Family Relations OLGA ANDERSON English III and IV Journalism RUTH HAMPTON Home Economics Q v .yd-., F L KENNETH OTT World History U S History Washington State History ED DENNERY A griculture RICHARD DIBBLE U.S. History Civics Drivers Training HOWARD ROTH Physical Education EDNA SCHETZLE Geometry Bookkeeping Higher Algebra Trigonometry ADELAIDE LATIMER Typingl and II Shorthand I JOHN LEONARD Blglish I Dramatics Senior Review Speech CARL PRECHT Curnculum Coordmator AVENIL ELLIS Dxstnct Clerk and Secretary to Supeuntendem DAVID OSMOND Vxsual Axds and Gu1dance ARTHUR EDWARD Veterans Agf1CU.1Il.1I'C Duvet Trauung C ASSES 53 JANICE PARKMAN: Omak 4 years, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Badmin- ton 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. BRIAN FINEGAN, Omak 4 years, Thespians 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Minor sports 3, 4, Baseball 2, Annual 3, 10OUIa Club 3,4, Boys' Glee 2, 3,4, Letterman Club 2, 3, 4. BILL PETERSEN: Omak 2 years, Chorus 3,4, Boys' Glee 3,4, PAT CUNNINGHAM: Omak 8 years, Pep Club 4, Drill Team 4, Student Council4, Cho- rus 2, 4, Girls' Glee 2. 'N-N.. ' 'nfs' ff' WW' l ' ff 'bf EDWARD CHURCHILL: Omak 12 years, Stu- dent Council 2, Honor Society 3, l00 fo Club 2, 4. SHARON IAQUISH: Omak 12 years, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Dri11Team2, 3, 4, stu- dent Council 4, Minor sports 2, Badminton 2, 3,4, Honor Society 4, 100010 Club 3,4, A. S. B. Treasurer 4, Drill Team Leader 4. LYNN COX: Omak 12 years, Football 2,3, 4, Track 2, 3, Vice-President Class 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Letterman Club 2, 3,4, 100010 Club 3, 4, Boys' Glee 4. CAMILLE PRICE: Omak 12 years, Thespians 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Student Council 3,4, Chorus 4, Majorettes 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Minor sports 2, 3, 4, Badminton 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Annual 4, Girls' Glee 3, Leadership Conference 3, Cheerleader 3, Pres- ident of Class 2, 4, Football Queen 4, Student Body Secretary 4, Princess Omak 4. X BILL WOECK: Omak 3 112 yearsgF.F.A. 3, Football 2. BETTY SMITH: Omak 12 years, F. H.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, 100070 Club 2,3. WILMA GLOVER: Omak 12 years, F. H.A. 2, 3,45 Student Council 35 Chorus 4, Minor sports 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 100010 Club 35 Girls' Glee 3,4. LOREN JOHNSTON: Omak 12 years, Chorus 2,3,4g Minor sports 2, Badminton 4, 100010 Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 2,3, 4. KATIE HOSHEIT: Omak 12 years, F.H.A. 2,3g Drill Team 3, Chorus 2,4g Girls' Glee 2. ED THRONSON: Omak 12 years, Basketball Manager 4, Minor sports 2, 3, Track Manager 43 Letterman Club 3, 4, Annual4g Pioneer Ex- press 4. ALFRED TAYLOR: Omak 12 years, Student Council 2, Football 3.4, Class President 3, Letterman Club 4, 100070 Club 4. JOAN WILLIAMS: Omak 12 years, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 4, Band 2, 35 Annual 3,4-g Pioneer Express 4, Girls' Glee 3. arg- , K- '4- DENNIE DUNLAP: Omak 12 years, Thespians 3, 4, Pep Club 3,4, F. H. A. 2, 3,4, Chorus 2, Girls' Glee 2, President ofF. H. A. 4, Queen Senior Ball 4. PAUL BAINES: Omak 12 years,Band 2, Bas- ketball 4, Football 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Letterman Club 3, 4, Boys' Glee 4. JACK BRAUER: Omak 12 years, Student Council 3, Chorus 4, Basketball 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 4. NORMA APPLE: Omak 12 years, Pep Club 4, F.H. A. 2, 3, Chorus 2,3, Girls' Glee 2, 3. RONALD CARPENTER: Omak10years,Cho- rus 4, Boys' Glee 4. PAT ESTES: Omak 9 years, F. H. A. 2, Drill Team 2, Chorus 2, Annual 4, Pioneer Express 3, Girls' Glee 2. CAROL WILSON: Omak 9 years, F.H.A. 2, Drill Team 2, Chorus 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Annual 4, Pioneer Express 3, Girls' Glee 2, Secretary and Treasurer of Class 3. RONNIE WOOD: Omak4years,Band4, Cho- rus 4, Football 4, Track 2, Letterman Club 4, Boys' Glee 4. d 'x I N 'I of 'Ig ff' f A ' V 'N-W A -Qx E I 0 V' ' MARY LAFFERTY: Ornak 3 years, F.H.A. 2,3,4. TOM DAVIS: Omak 12 yearsg Football 4g 10070 Club 4, Radio Club 4. IENNIE STANLEY: Omak 12 years, F. H.A. 25 Girls' Glee 2. DAVID HARRIS: Omak 12 years: Chorus 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4, Minor sports 3, 43 Track 2, Letterman Club 2,3,4g Boys' Glee 3,43 Boys' Quartet 4. EVERETT LAY: Omak 12 yearsg F.F.A 2 3, 4g Student Council. JANICE BURDETT: Omak3 yearsgThesp1ans 25 Pep Club 2, 4g F. H.A. 2, 4g Drill Team 2 Honor Society 4g Badminton. MARY CHEETHAM: Omak 6 years. MELVIN BANGERT: omak 12 yearsgF.F A 3,4g 100070 Club 2,3,4. 1' X-.'x Y X 3' 'Q DEL SMITH: Omak 12 years5 StudentCoun- C11 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 F00tba1l2, 3, 45 Let- terman Club 2, 3, 45 Pioneer Express 45 100070 Club 4. JANET MARTIN: Omak 12 years5 Thespians 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Drill Team 25 Student Council 45 Chorus 45 Tennis 3, 45 Cheerleader 4. BARBARA THOMPSON: Omak 9 years5 Li- brarian 3, 4. IIMMIE PRITCHARD: Omak 12 years5 Bad- minton 3,45 Track 3,45 Pioneer Express 45 100010 Club 3,4. mor 'Kg li' 'IP--r 1 , 9' Q- . 1' vi SHIRLEY IO BAKER: Omak 4 years5 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,45 Drill Team25Cho- rus 25 Honor Society 25 100010 Club 2,3,45 Girls' Glee 2. DON BURKE: Omak 12 years5 F. F.A. 3,45 Chorus 35 Minor sports 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. Judging Team 45 F. F. A. Sentinel 4. BOB EMERSON5 Omak 1 1!2 years5 Band 45 Chorus 45 Minor sports 3,45 Badminton 35 100010 Club 3,4. ROSETTA HAMON: Omak 1.2 years5 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 1000140 Club 2, 45 Girls' Glee 2, 3. mls fp- 12 sir f-MQ -rap NW ELAINE GARVAIS, Omak ll years, F.H.A. 2, 3, Drill Team 3, Student Council 4, Cho- rus 2,4, Honor Society 3, Girls' Glee 2. GEORGE BERNEY: Omak 12 years, F.F.A. 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 4, Honor Society 2, 100070 Club 3, 4. ARCHIE BERGSTROM: Omak 7 years, F.F. A. 2, 3, 4,xMinor sports 3, 4, Badminton 4. MARY JEAN SHELDON: Omak 12 years, F. H.A. 2,3, Drill Team 4, Chorus 4, Minor sports 3. , :P BEV PIXLEY: Omak 5 years, F. H.A. 2 3 4 Tennis 2, Annual 3, 4. GARY BAKER: Omak 8 years, F.F.A 3 Band 2, Baseball 2, 3, lOOf'Io Club 3. JERRY ROBBINS: Omak 12 years, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letterman Club 2, 3, 4, Annua14 Pio neer Express 4, 100070 Club 2, 3, 4. MAXINE CALENTINE: Omak 12 years F H.A. 2, 3, Annual 4, 100010 Club 4. ? i Q T 'vs of K J HENRY HELM: Omak2years, StudentCoun- cil President 4, Basketball 4, Minor sports 3, Baseball 3, Honor Society 3,4, Letterman Club 4, Annual 4. LDUELLA LAMB: Omak 9 years, Pep Club 2, 3, Student Council 4, Chorus 4, Tennis 2, 3,4, Minor sports 3, Annual 4, Girls' State 4, Debate 2,3,4, Vice-President of Junior Class, Vice-President of Student Body 4. BEVERLY HAUF: Omak 2 years, F. H.A. 3. PAT RIGGS: Omak 12 years, Track 2, Pio- neer Express 4, 100070 Club 4. am up Q5 'ww ,xr 4 Y' -MNA lf' LARRY ANDERSON: Omak3 years, Thespians 2, 3,4, Band 2, Tennis 2, 3,4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President of Junior Class. BONNIE CONKLIN: Omak 12 years, Pep Club 2,3,4, F.H.A. 4, Chorus 2,4, Minor sports 2, Football Princess 3. PEGGY ZABREZNICK: Ornak 6 years, Pep Club 4, F.H. A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Chorus 3,4, Secretary of Class 3,4, 100010 Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 4. KENNY STAGGS: Omak 11 years, Annual 4, Baseball 2, 3,4, Letterman Club 2,3,4, Pioneer Express 3, 4, 10070 Club 2, Boys' Glee 4. ii ,V AU' xv la. -- N-+5 Q- ' ALICE ST. CLAIRE: Omak 2 yearsgF.H.A. 3, Chorus 45 Girls' Glee 3. LYLE CAUDILL: Omak 12 years, Class Treas- urer 3, 43 Honor bociety 3, 4. DON DENK: Omak 12 years, Honor Society 3, 4g 100010 Club 2,3,4. GLORIA HOUTZ: Omak 12 years, Pep Club 3, 45 F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Minor sports 2, 3, 43 Bad- minton 3,4g IOOWO Club 2, Debate 3, 4gGir1s' Glee 3. -eff' JACK RUDOLPH: Omak 11 1X2 years, Cho- rus 4g Boys' Glee 4. HELEN MURPHY: Omak 11 years, F.H.A. Drill Team 2, 3, Pioneer Express 4. PAT EIESLAND: Omak 9 years, Chorus 43 F. H. A. 2, 3,4g Minor Sports 2,35 100010 Club 2, 3g Girls' Glee 3,4. GORDON STALDER: Omak 12 yearsg F. F. A. 3, 43 Parliamentary Procedure Team 4. ,xx - 1 - U 'T' '-:'v'1 go'ufr wfnfnnhhz f-':. jggfviill 15 L...-W LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyle Caudill, Lynn Cox, Camille Price, Peggy Zabreznik. WE SEE THE HORIZONg WHAT LIES BEYOND. The last three years have gone swiftly for the class of '55, We appreciate the work of our senior class officers, Camille Price, presidentg Lynn Cox, vice-presidentg Peggy Zabreznik, secretary, and Lyle Caudill, treasurer. Our sophomore year was highlighted by our sophomore hop. Under the very adequate leadership of our advisors Mr. Dibble, Miss Anderson, and Mr. Haney, we presented the prom Moonlight and Roses in our junior year. We also remember all the pop, popcorn, and hot dogs we sold at football and basketball games, to earn money for our prom. Our senior year found our fellow classmates Henry Helm, Louella Lamb, Camille Price and Sharon Jaquish as student body officers. We gave our Senior Ball in the fall with the theme, l-Iernando's Hideaway with Dennie Dunlap and Larry Douglas being chosen King and Queen. On May 25, to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, we marched in to take our places to receive our diplomas - realizing the meaningof our motto: WE SEE THE l-lORIZONg WHAT LIES BEYOND. LARRY FREEMIRE Omak 10 years GENEVA HOWARD Omak 14 years Pioneer Express 4 100010 Club 3, 4. 9 'P i xx? N nik' 5 if ,J g .J max, ,Q mm JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Paup . Nancy Ulrich Mike Barden Larry Smrth Bob Featherly . . . . .secretary . . . .treasurer president vrce presrdent sergeant at arms JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Iunrors have been a busy class thrs year under the very capable leadershrp of Mlke Barden presr dent Larry Smrth vrce presrdent Nancy Paup treasurer and Nancy Ulrrch secretary Among therr many act1v1t1es have been selhng pop to frnance the Junror prom whrch was held Aprll 16th Many of the Junror boys played football and basketball rn the A squads thrs year Those letterxng rn football were hm Black, Mrke Barden Vrc La Course Fred Mrchals Jay Dahlqurst Buck Prno, B111 Wrlburn and manager Joe Gadeberg Those letterrng rn Basketball were 11m Black Rrchard Cornwall, and B111 Wrlburn SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomores have looked forward to bemg 1n hrgh school for many years and now they have had a good year under the leadershrp of therr class offrcers Howard Smrth presrdent George Hoshert vrce presrdent Doreen Marchand treasurer Bernrce Jcrrow secretary and INIHIIOII Ingersol socral charr man I he Sophomore Hop was held May 6th SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS How ard George Bernrcc Doreen Xlarron Smrth lloshert Jerrow Nlarchand Ingcrsol presrdent vrce presruent secretary 'KCBS lI't,I' socral tl arrman U-..,, I 511' I Tx 'ty 3 - E if r ,,., I is I f H-I: ki ff 4 . '1- 55 L C9-Q LQ Top TO BOTTOM Bob Michelsen Betty Boatright Howard Smith Helen Hayes Ernie Marchand Lettie Lupis Carol Lane Richard Cate KW ffl. Gary Cleveland Johnny Ogden Roy Care Bernice Jerrow Helen Jaquish Beverly Clark Jeannine Hylton Bob Covey B7 N--' tv' C' 'QL' -.X .3 X N xi. ,I ' N. , If W -L . . H. w - s Tx ' J ' 7 W 1 Qr--n TOP TO BOTTOM Darlene Billups Larry Emerson Pay Wyckoff Kendall Brown Sylvia Lewis Monte Ring Doris Warns Jim Hopkins Bemice Howard Gerry Danielson Naida Emerr Bob Sack 'rv 1? George Sipes Martha Brown Dave Bussler Marion Ingersol .V9x..,' ,pr L 2 Q ss. Q ,1-vi T' Ss 4:17 .X lx ' 3, TOP TO BOT TOM Ronald Garvais Chuck Boyd Alvin Watkins Alvin Davisson Lorna Flint Lynn Staggs Bob Little Richard Shatto Doreen Marchand Bob Tritle Bill Eisland Ralph Lathrop John Beeman Ernie Beever Allen Anderson Ray Smith T .....,., By . ' 5 N In fl 3 . 5 f I v SWEETHEARTS OF '55 Lynn Cox Pat Cunningha m SENIOR BALL ROYALTY, 1955 King Larry Douglas Queen Dennie Dunlap Q I 0 S i A in . . gg' FOOTBALL ROYALTY OF 1954 Princess Lettie Lupis Queen Camille Price MISS CHILLI OF 1955 Princess Nancy Olson Sharon Jaquish being crowned by Daleine Reese ACTIVITIES -Q -. ,I THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Jaquish, Luella Lamb, Henry Helm, Peggy Zabreznik. SECOND ROW: Brian Finegan, Edward Thorp, Elaine Garvais, Pat Cunningham, Noreen Hobbs, Janet Martin, Ray- mond Smith, George Hosheit, Dick John. Q 1 9 The student council carries on its shoulders - Q 1 re in 'E ', the worries ofour student government. Meet- ' G ' 4 .,g fp ing every Monday, the student council at- , . A g tr tacks problems concerning citizenship. NL gt - l'v Wopzv- wolerzv !.' LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Jaquish, Camille Price, Louella Lamb, Henry Helm. Will You be my little flower- ette? Brian Finegan proposes to Charley's Aunt, Larry Anderson. This portrait and fo untain scene are from our first play of the season, Our Town. LEFT: Brian Finegan, Mike Barden, Anita Moore. BELOW: Louella Lamb, Jack Brauer, Camille Price, Larry Anderson, Mike Barden, Anita Moore. 9 4 Oh-h-h-h-h-h! C a m i l le Price, Jack Brauer, Tanis Sonstelie, Mike Barden, Larry Anderson, and Mike luetten are pictured in another scene from Charley's Aunt. Other members of the cast were Louella Lamb, Gloria l-loutz, and Ralph Lathrop. U N WITH THE SHOW Few students will fail to recall the productions Mr. Leonard has directed this year. The first play was the dramatic three-act play, Our Town, by Thornton Wilder. The hilarious comedy, Charley's Aunt, by Brandon Thomas was the last play of the season. R 1. WORLD AFFAIRS FIRST ROW: Helen Murphy, Kenny Staggs, Gary Glover, Joan Williams, SECOND ROW: Geneva Howard, Jerry Robbins, Sam Sampson, Pat Riggs, George LaGrou, Mike Juetten, Ronald Stevens, Ed Thronson. Jim Pritchard. - W- ir., , . 'W -L -'23, , OMACI-IE REVIEWS FIRST ROW: Miss Anderson, Advisor, Henry Helm, Cami11ePrice, Louella Lamb, Carol Wilson. SECOND ROW: Joan Williams, Beverly Pixley, Maxine Caiemine, Pat Estes, Jerry Robbins, Kenny Szaggs, Mike Barden, Ed Thronson. '37 1 I W7 LEADING LADIES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tanis Sonstelie, Rosetta Hamon, Nancy Ulrich, Gloria Houtz, Arliss Nash, Norma Apple. SECOND ROW: Marion lngersol, Shirley Jo Baker, Darlene Billups, Janice Parkman, Janet Martin, Anita Moore. THIRD ROW: Bernice Jerrow, Joan Williams, Sharon Jaquish, Ruth Ann Michelsen, Pat Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Betty Boatright, Judy Bulow, Bonnie Cedarblom, Louella Lamb, Janet Paolini, Carol Lee Williams, Sandy Pentz. FIFTH ROW: Martha Brown, Jeannine Hylton,Mary Eldred,Mari1yn Kussler,Camille Price, Lettie Lupis, Myrna Moore. KNIGHTS IN ACTIO FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mike Barden, Jack Brauer, A1 Taylor, Brian Finegan, Del Smith, Lloyd Olbricht, Larry Stafford, wayne Schmidt, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Jay Dahlquist, Richie Cornwell, Lynn Cox, Jim Black, Jerry Robbins, Buck Pino, Dave Harris. THIRD ROW: Frank Knighton, Ed Thronson, Jerry Wilson, Ed Thorp, John Billups, Kenny Staggs, BACK ROW: Vic LaCourse, Ron Wood, Paul Baines, Henry Helm, Joe Gadeberg, Jerry Fox, Bill Wilburn, George Hosheit, Fred Michels, Howard Roth, Advisor, SWEET AND LOVELY BACK ROW: Peggy Lafferty, Ruth Ann Michelsen, Sylvia Cotter, Letty Lupis, Lois Cox, Peggy Zabreznik, Jeannine Hylton. SECOND ROW: Lois Schneider, Ruth Emory, Vickie Smith, Tanis Sonstelie, Patty Jo Eiesland, Gerry Murray, Anita Moore. FIRST ROW: Janet Paolini, Myrna Moore, Betty Connacher, Dar- lene Billups, Martha Brown, Bonnie Cederblom, Judy Bulow. MAKE OURS MUSIC BACK ROW: Loren Johnston, Jack Brauer, Charles Boatright, Ron Wood, Brian Finegan, Jerry Wilson, Jim Black, Larry Stafford. SECOND ROW: Jack Rudolph, George Hosheit, Richie Cornwell, Lavin Davis- son, Curlie Wilson, Leonard Thomas. FIRST ROW: John Ogden, Paul Baines, Lynn Cox, Bonnie Cederblom, Accompanistg Mike Barden, Carl Churchill, Ronnie Carpenter, Bill Peterson. ROBED CHORALERS BACK ROW: Loren Johnston, Merl Hixson, Charles Boatright, Jack Brauer, Dave Harris, .Terry Fox, Ronnie Woods, Buck Pino, Bill Peterson, Howard Smith, Mike Barden, Roy Zimmerman, Rodney Filer, John Billups. THIRD ROW: Mr, Smith, Director, Harlan Tverberg, Jack Rudolph, Jim Black, Larry Stafford, Fred Michals, Carl Churchill, Bob Emerson, Ronnie Carpenter, Richie Cornwell, Jerry Wilson, Curlie Wilson, Lois Cox, Elaine Garvais. SECOND ROW: Vickie Smith, Patty Jo Eiesland, Lucille Andrews, Alice St. Claire, Ruth Emory, Luella Lamb, Rosetta Hamon, Peggy Zabreznik, Nancy Paup, Ynovve Chartran, Rosie Boyd, Judy Bulow, Mary Lafferty, Betty Smith, Kathleen Hosheit. FIRST ROW: Lois Schneider, Barbara Christie, Shirley Norton, Peggy Lafferty, Janet Martin, Janet Paolini, Bonnie Conklin, Pat Cunningham, Mary Jean Sheldon, Camille Price, Gerry Murray, Bonnie Cederblom, Nancy Ulrich. The various musical organizations have been kept busy this year entertaining at at P.T.A., Rotary, Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce, and Elk meetings. The highlight of the year was the annual Christmas pageant with the theme, King of Glory, in which the chorus sang numbers from the Messiah. Other highlights were the winter and spring concerts. The project of the year was the purchasing of band uniforms. The Chamber of Commerce together with enthusiastic students presented a program consisting of the boys' glee, high school band, and junior band. Motion pictures of the 1954 stampede parades were also shown, The students of the Omak music department are indebted to the people of the com- munity for their support in this project. okkf if SSQSXWWDJ A A C N l it' 'fc Ia at I fm-leg, .'X Tkcfgi-P-EN .air f A FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: John Phistes, Kenneth Lane, John Emerson, Ronald Moore, Melvin Alumbaugh, Gordon Stalder, Don Burke, Ray Smith, Johnny Roberts, Gary Baker, Buzzy Berney, Larry Emerson, Larry Hamilton, Max Alumbaugh, Mr, Ed Dennery. SECOND ROW: Richard Shatto, David Schindler, Claude Gove, Everett Lay, Terry McCabe, Art VanBrunt, Allen Petty, Jim Glover, Melvin Bangert, Lennie Belgard, Ken Riley, Gerry Danielson, Bob Michelsen. THIRD ROW: Bob Tritle, Leroy Meyers, Leo Picard, John Beeman, Ron Huber, Gary Petersen, Johnny Holt, Dale Cleghorn, Monte Ring, Marvin Cornwell, Ralph Mitchell, Kendall Brown, Dave Bussler. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Schindler, Steve Houtz, Tom Watson, Jim Keffler, Archie Bergstrom, Don Michelsen, Bob Sack, Gerry Zabreznik, Ernie Marchand, Bill Woeck, Don Byrd, Bob Little. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Janice Parkrnan, Shirley Jo Baker, Janice Burdett, Lorna Flint, Peggy Zabreznik, Doreen Marchand, Betty Smith, Mary Lafferty, Mrs, Hampton, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Judy Bulow, Helen Murphy, Bev Pixley. Sharon Jaquish, Ruth Ann Michelsen, Lois Schneider, Pat Wyckoff. THIRD ROW: Daleine Reese, Betty Boatright, Martha Brown, Betty Connacher, Joan Williams, Vicky Smith, Bonnie Conklin, Pat Eiesland. H. THE BRAIN TRUST BACK ROW: Henry Helm, Don Denk, Gary Glover, Paul Baines, Brian Finegan. THIRD ROW: Lyle Caudill, Larry Anderson, Richie Cornwell, Lynn Cox, Miss Latimer. SECOND ROW: Janice Parkman, Nancy Ulrich, Rosetta Hamon, Sharon Jaquish, Doreen Smith. FIRST ROW: Hanna Davisson. Marie Bovce. Gerrv Murray. Lucille Andrews, Carol Wilson, Camille Price. I s . ! 4 L I D I , , PRO AND C0 BACK ROW: Bob Tritle, Robert Caudill, Larry Smith, Buck Pino. SECONDROW1 Bernice Jerrow, Lucille .-kndrews,G1oria Houtz. FIRST ROW: Marion Ingersol, Rosie Boyd, Joan Williams, Mr. Dibble, Advisor. 'w R ...... i . L '41 f? 'N 5 7' I Y X Q . , I W 1 1 r : - f n i I ' LEAVE IT T0 THE GIRLS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Byrd, Beverly Clark, Marilyn Kussler, Sharonlaquish, Pat Cunningham, Carol Lane. SECOND ROW: Norene Hobbs, Nancy Paup, Yvonne Chartran, Eva Lou Lewis, Mary Jean Sheldon, Dorene Marchand. THIRD ROW: Nancy Olson, Rose Boyd, Peggy Lafferty, Barbara Christie, Daleine Reese, Lorna Flint. FOURTH ROW: Naida Emert, Pat Wyckoff, Lois Cox. PISTON PUSHERS AUTO CLUB BACK ROW, Left to Right: Bill Woeck, Harlan Tverberg, Ernie Marchand, Jirnliammenga, Don Michel- son, Ronald Garvais, Bob Little, Pat Riggs, Merl Hixon, Phil Bergstrom, George LaGrou, Floyd Covey. SECOND ROW: Norm Swears, Ron Carpenter, Ricky Fleischman, Max Alumbaugh, Allan Anderson, Johnny Roberts, Melvin Bangert, Ron Stevens. FRONT ROW: Archie Bergstrom, Jim Pritchard, Don Burke, Frank Knighton, Vic LaCourse, Don Byrd. PRINCESS OMAK Camllle PTICC HANDY MEN STANDING: Bill Parkman, Bob Sims, Ed Rothenberg, Jim Allen. KNEELING: Eldon Calentine, Bob Estes, Don Crouch. A vote of thanks must be given to the unsung heros of Omak High School. This could mean no one else but the crew of custodians who spend endless hours keeping the building neat and in good repair. ALWAYS IN A STEW LEFT TO RIGHT: F1ossieHarsh,Myrt1e Wi1sox,EdnaSpauld- ing, Nellie Hanson, Elsie Wilcox. Also falling into this category of unthanked workers are the cooks. These efficient women prepare daily for about 500 people. L ' w X SPQR 5 M552 W '41 GEORGE HOSHEIT MIKE BARDEN IERIE WILSON HM BLACK BILL WILBURN LLOYD OLBRICHT JACK BRAUER PAUL BAINES JERRY FOX RON WOOD BUCK PINO LYNN COX VIC LaCOURSE JOHN BILLUPS s-j-'29, LARRY STAFFORD FRED MICHALS DAVE HARRIS hm BACK ROW Mr Schmidt, Coach Del Smith, Jack Brauer Jerry Fox, Ron Wood, Brian Finegan B111W1lburn, Henry Helm, Mr Roth Coach SECOND ROW Curlie Wilson Jay Dahlquist, George Hosheit, A1 Taylor, Irm Black Vic LaCourse, Mike Juetten Dave Harris FIRST ROW Tom Davis, Ed Thorp Buck Pino, Mike Barden Fred Michels, Paul Barnes, Lynn Cox, Lloyd Olbricht, John Brllups PIONEER FOOTBALL The strong against the stronger That was the 1954 version of the Omak Pioneer football team The Pioneers featured one of the biggest lines in North Central Washington compe tition Included in this big 11ne were such stalwarts as Dave Harris Henry Helm, Del Smith, and Vic LaCourse Behind these big boys was a young speedy backfield consisting of Jim Black, Taylor Lynn Cox, and George Hosheit Two will return for next year s grid season Howard Smith, sophomore transfer from Davenport, Washington, who would have helped the Prcf' r s backfield was injured after a week s practice The entire punting was done by Jerry Wilson, a junior who will be back with the Pioneers in 1955 Tue .' 'oneers defeated Cashmere and Moses Lake, but lost to Wenatchee and Ephrata, thus taking a three-way tie for second place in the N. C. W. A League. In other competition, Omak decisively defeated Oroville and Tonasket, while losing to Chelan and Okanogan. Omak's Pioneers were competently coached by Howard Roth, head coach, Wayne Schmidt, and Norman LaVigne, assistant coaches. DEL smrru AL TAYUOR HENRY HELM ' COME 0 YOU KIDS YELI. ' I 0 LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Bulow, Gerry Murray, Carol Lee Williams, Janet Martin. .ri LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Schmidt, Norm Lahgne, Howard Roth. TTT! 1 af ww JQZZ' 44 , Y , E3 6395 is 'Sn 'hr ts X., 9av pfhg qglmsl vlan -Ln in WATCH THAT BALL! LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Taylor, Jimmy Black, Paul Baines, Brian Finegan, Henry Helm, Billy Wilburn, Jack Brauer, Delbert Smith, Howard Smith, Richie Cornwell. A BASKETBALL The Omak Pioneers won eleven games and lost nine this year. This is the second year in a row that the Pioneers have not reached the district playoffs. The Pioneers tied for third with Ephrata this year. Mainstays on the team this year were Delbert Smith, with his all-round steady ga meg Jim Black, with his fast moving offense: Brian Finegan, high scoring man, who did much work on the backboardg and Jack Brauer with his hook shot. Other seniors, who will be leaving the squad,areg Paul Baines,Henry Helm,and Al Taylor. The Pioneers started the season with two straight wins, and at one time they had nine wins with only three losses. The Pioneers hada very capable coach in Wayne Schmidt,who is new to the Omak coach- ing position this year. TOTAL POINTS TOTAL POINTS Brian Finegan 273 Paul Baines 49 Jim Black 226 Bill Wilburn 46 Jack Brauer 223 Howard Smith 32 Delbert Smith 211 Al Taylor 19 Richie Cornwell 58 Henry Helm I 'du B SQ UAD STALWARTS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gerry Zabreznik, Ernie Marchand, George Hosheit, Alvin Watkins, Jimmy Wescott, Raymond Smith. SECOND ROW: David Paup, Jay Dahlquist, Jerry Fox, Curlie Wilson, Chuck Boyd. B BASKETBALL Howard Roth did it again! His boys were scrappy and fiery as they won twelve and lost six. This year's B squad will be an asset to Omak next year, since Omak is losing six seniors from the ten man A squad. TOTAL POINTS TOTAL POINTS George Hosheit 181 Curlie Wilson 41 Jerry Fox 124 Howard Smith 40 Jim Westcott 112 David Paup 19 Jay Dahlquist 95 Alvin Watkins 14 Gerry Zabreznik 79 Raymond Smith 0 Chuck Boyd 71 Ernie Marchand 0 we :Qc BASKETBALL MENTORS John Ogden hm Hopi-cms, Ed Thronson HOWARD ROTH, Coach of B Squad - ,we K v'-, M L Q '-Nr.-M . ,sg.'..w if , A ix, 4.1 ,,,-fag-. ,c'5,1. 'R 'E1v? 1-im I K . Vx:-1, 4 ' ,. A f ,,6w'v2b'a'54-'png - ms:-'wwx fg::2r5:A A r YJ,+iEF,.,j3g735:w.,5ij1e.-. ,Ez K '4x,f,,, , -I 1-',' 'W ' ', 5 ?!'fg?r1e.. -,Eiga 1 ' ' . .g-VgS'f:- '. Q15 ffkf' 1 V ,, ,gd A , A .AA ,N 4,1 - - ' ' 'A .' fm. . , M nm .V . its fjff ,jx 1 Q, ' .-Aff? '. r.. 5' ' as . V ,,. ,A L, F , f'?f52g-gfx f ' Q: fqtvwtg.. A v ,L.l.b, k. -N 1,13 sf ' ,I , ,. 1 f ' ft' ,L , v ,561 . 1 P' -1 -1 sw 1 f .4 sw' 7 4374 4 :JK , QE TY .1 if H .LZ ve MR. SCHMIDT'S NINTH GRADE BACK ROW: Mr. Schmidt, Richie Demerest, Robin Behymer, Claude Gove, Gary Peterson, Robert Martin, Ralph Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Teddy Harrison, Bruce Fridell, Billy Hicks, Loren Baker, Chuck Kerr, Nicky Hendricks, Kenneth Riley. SECOND ROW: Gerald Moore, Dale Payne, Erhelee Wilson, Vivian Cop- pack, Helen Gauch, Laurel Marsh, Pinkie Bentley, Terry McCabe. FIRST ROW: Johnny Shatto, Opal Manuel. Mariorie McFarland, Jo Jett, Janice Marks, Betty Sue Smith, Dale Cleghorn. I 4.44 f 'il H IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Roger Rister, Leo Picard, Billy Hill, Marvin Cornwell, Jimmy Olbright. THIRD ROW: Gary Petersen, Ronny Huber, Terry McCabe, Larry Hall, Wesley Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Elzie Scott, Vivian Coppock, Bobi Rowe, Karen Zabreznik, Billy Coppock. FIRST ROW: Joanne Shatto, Loretta Jones, Carol Meyers, Penny Golm, Ladonna Glover, Rhonda Carlson. NINTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: Art Van Brunt, Tommy Watson, Jim Keffler, David Schindler, Gary Jenkins, Clifford Klemik. THIRD ROW: Melvin Alumbaugh, Leo Picard, Ben Hull, Gordon Thorp, Kenneth Garvais, David Robertson, Johnny Emerson. SECOND ROW: Jane Hopfer, Vada Hughes, Joyce Carvitto, Judy Johnson, Joann Puffert, Colleen Manuel, Jean Burdett, Phyllis Frazier. FIRST ROW: Delores Rench, Barbara Watts, Bobi Rowe, Janell Gelvin, Estelle Sheldon, Beverly Bulow, Barbara Ehly, Vivian Byrd. K v ' ,ttyl l is it ff' 1' NINTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: Harold Jessup, Lee Hall, Larry Hamilton, John Holt, John Simmons, Ralph Schindler, Steve Houtz, Ronnie Huber, John Pfisler, Bob Donaldson. THIRD ROW: Jirniny Williams, Jimmy Glover, Billy Derricksen, Charlie Scott, Lenny Belguard, Billy Hill, Reggie Gunn, Ken Lane. SEC- OND ROW: Marvin Cornwell, Marsha Renkie, Shirley Lafferty, Helen Boyce, June Alumbaugh, Doris Mills, Faydean Buttler, Allen Petty. FIRST ROW: Marceline Hahn, Louise Brown, Margy Begley, Jeanine Dewitt, Nancy Mattix, Mary Shatto, Donnita Woodard, Rosalie Mitchell. 1 M W 'i MRS. cANN's EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: Gene Pitts, James Olbricht, Merle Cox, Gill Timm, Bill Mc Cully, Sonny DeWitt, Wesley Tveberg. THIRD ROW: Alean Gann, Janice Sanders, Nerlene Apple, Kathy Barden, Lucie Riste, Betty Lathrop, Roberta Mohaupt, Charlotte Smith, Peter James. SECOND ROW: George Dunckel, Bobby Meyers, Duane Bussler, Johnny Brown, Philip Williams, Gene Bowman, Bobby Gentry, David Brown, Alan Penske. FIRST ROW: Carol Stebbins, Martha Ambler, Deanne Payne, LaDonna Glover, Mary Lou Jerrow, Bonita Townsend, Glenda Howard, A A? I 'Q 1. MR. STElNER'S EIGHT!-I GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: George Partride, David Day, Jim Christie, Richard Spencer, David Mattix, Billy Jones, Roger Wristen, Mark Hixon. THIRD ROW: Wesley Mitchell, Joan Batcheller, Judy Weisen- berger, Beverly Wright, Elizabeth Michelsen, Ronda Carlson, Bernice Dick. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Allard, Mickey Gray, DarrellSmith, GerryMatlockjimmylvioore, Mike Maley, Reggie Reese, Dickie Rabb. FIRST ROW: Rayburn Harris. Karla Gibbons, Nina Neal, Sandra Evans, Carolyn Haines, Bonnie Carlton, Eileen Stalder, Linda Freese, David Philps, MRS. AI.TIZER'S SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: Henry Precht, Lloyd Tye, Douglas Freimuth, James Skuse, Bobby Precht, Rolf Strickland, Ray Byrd, Bobby Herrell, THIRD ROW: Sharon Davis, Sandra Hutchins, Loretta Jones, Alvaretta Rock, Terry Whiting, Margie Williams, Catherine McNeil, Judy Smith, Janette McCabe, Joella Richardson. SECOND ROW: Raymond Miller, Ronnie Thompson, Buddy Dial, David Jolly, Johnny Sparks, Gary Mundinger, Larry Hall, Albert Ehly,JimConklin. FIRST ROW: Larry Robertson, Jim Aston, Carolyn Mitchell,Barbara Wyatt,Janet T reese, Judy Petersen, Kathy Fridell, Gwendolyn Bigelow, Charlene Thomas, Dale Markam, Bill Bullock, David Covey. 21.6 MRS.CARI.TON'S SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: Art Fulford, Max Emory, Larry Ritz, Billy Coppock, Kenneth Dolgner, Daryl Brown, Boyd Walton, Jackie Gladden. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Gunn, Ola Hallam, Karen Corrier, Carol Riley, Shirlee Spence, Valerie Canfield, Karen Zabreznik, Judy Rakestraw, SECOND ROW: Francis Ferguson, Barney Dick, Bobby Neely, Glenn Payne, Eddie Freel, Alan Staggs, Don Mc Groth, Mrs. Carlton. FIRST ROW: Gerry Jones, Pat McMullen,Lorene Staggs, Arlene Zacherly, Joyce Smith, Maryanne Barker, Kay Staggs, Mamie Hixson. 11634 lliiif H 3. lall MR. LA VIGNE'S EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW, Left to Right: Fred Findley, PaulRomine,BobU1rich, Eugene Bremner, Jim Christie, Terry Evans, Philip Turvell, Victor Shatto, Bob Williams. THIRD ROW: Willa Petty, Barbara Malcom, Linda Taylor, Ruth Freibus, Marlene Beetchnow, Roberta Kissling, Jackie Adolph, SECOND ROW: Mr, La Vigne, Dallas Stevens, Lawrence Tiwker, John Lafferty, Bob Thronson, Edward Keen, Roger Ballard, Emmett Boatright. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Neely, Carol Meyers, Judy Murray, Linda Williams, Pat Scott, Penny Gohm, Bonnie Cotter, Frank Eaton. RS. FEATI-IERSTONE'S SEVENTH BACK ROW, Left to Right: George Sack, Jimmie Reinke, John Lane, John Baker, Charles Dewitt, Bill Jessup, Larry Fewkes, Roy Grady, Don Calentine. THIRD ROW: David Bergsing, Edward England, Darla Leibel, Jane Austin, Barbara Bissell, Chris Bussler, Patty Brackett, Bethel Treiber, Patty Robbins, Judy Burke. SECOND ROW: Clinton Watts, Sam Tverberg, Joann Shatts, Diane Swears, Laura Smith, Vonna Schwilke, Harriet Hamilton, Norman Dunckel, Jerry Herriman, Mrs. Featherstone. FIRST ROW: Ray Peasley, Virgil Gunn, Harold Wadkins, Carol Brady, Diane Gray, Frances Forrey, Jim Byrd, Elzie Scott, Jack Marks. 4, WGFY I j QV, L, 9, F- if-Q. inf e- 4? ji.. 'Will my li 1. Good Friends 2. Rosetta 3. Isn't Janet Cute? 4. Champ Bill 5. All of 18 6. Janet and Del 7. Norm and Kenny 8. F.H,A. Slumber Party 9. All smiles 10. Gordon Stalder, self-portrait 11. Having trouble? 12. The End of the Trail 13. Happy- go-lucky 14. Blood Brothers 15. Surprised. -' W! 1 I X I :wg- I . 'Y ', f. ..'. fri' if if ft' . K, . i iv Vw ,S fl ,' 4. v L' S. ' we l ' 1 ' 'T' U Q - V' 'M fx. f I -xg if s fi 1. Pals 2. Tennis Champs 3, Helen and Bruce 4. Mr. and Mrs, Sheldon 5. Me and My Kitty 6. Gen and Pat 7. Jim? 8. The Three Musketeers 9. Close friends 10. Peggy and Clarence 11. Maxine and Ralph. Q 3 mms-,- 7 5 H .Uni ADVERT! Sl N G Jw: A 4 3 l 5 L l l l l Congratulations and Western Auto Supply Best Wishes DEARINGER OUTDOOR ADVERTISING Congratulauons Slgns Bulletms D1sp1ays To The Class of 55 Phone 680 W Omak Wash Congr'atu1at1ons Best W1shes Class of 55 To the Semors of 1955 I When you get ready to buy that from home see THE BLUNDELL AGENCY Omak Ulrlch s Omak Drug ,,,,,,.....J -Mil ..-I Congratu1at1ons and Best W1shes to The Class of 55 Zaire P91115 FURNITURE C0 OMAK WN Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Congratulations Best W1SheS FOP A To the Class of 1955 Long and Brlght Future Ballard Drug Store PLL MBING 09 a ELEC TRIL Good Luck' and Best Wlshes lllllll-Q Supplles 81 Serfvlce Valley Mald Bread OMAK WASH Most Popular Bread 122 S M Ph 97 In Okanogan County am one Tel 73 OMAK WASH I on UI utulutzons PUFFERT S GROCERY The Class of 55 GROCERIES 'VIEATS PRODUCE C ongratulatlons to Frwndlx Servzce E H Puffert Prop Omak Wash CHAMPION MORAN BROS INSURANCE AGENCY OMAK WASHWGTQN Ulll0n Products Phone 70W or 71R Q - Y 1' I W W Y' J . . . . . Q p Oli O , . S6 X A as ' . , . , . -. . , 25 J i ...l ... -- , ' 77 . . , . , . l 0 I O Y ...We Specialize In . .. WEDDIYG and GRGUP PICTURES In the Home Church or Studio Phone 248-W -- Omak LADD STUDIO DlSlTlbUtOfS For Bell 8c Howell Movle Equlpment and Gral Movle Supplies DAULPH BRO Men s and Boys Wear Congratulatlons Class of 55 0MAK UFFICE MEADOWMOOR DAIRY cuoo mul PRODUCTS 115 South Ma1n Street QJust Across P O J See Us For Your School Needs Omak and Tonasket Spec1al Orders RGCGIVC Prompt Attentlon New and Used Typ9WI'1lZGI'S Omak 245 W Free PPDCllS wlth Each Purchase Tonasket 2323 J O , , to .g . . y 25 S. Main OMAK L 1 I . 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U 'M Qi-JLLM., 9 Qy ,ff D 0 ' - LU'a., Z.2. 6 5 W -V G we gl f 'K , A 5 do K x . , uf' ' 8 dj X SN f' WW 6 do J IQ, ,ff ggdyfay 1, h page rn our annual, let It be not only the end of a memorable school year, but the begrnnmg of a new walk of hfe for each of us . . . . . ..so, as our footsteps have brought us to this, our last if INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FAKVOPV HOME OFHU Kunsos City