Onalaska High School - Hi Climber Yearbook (Onalaska, WA)

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5 Back row left to right Dennis Hadaller Jim Parnel Junior Sanders Dallas Blankenship B111 Jacobsen Maur ice Myhre Bob Brown Dick McGee Middle row Miss Chamberlin Dorothy Blair Gloria Clark Josephine Kalnoski Laurence Extine Kenneth Burchett Kenneth Kahlcr, Mildred Hewgley, Maurice Jacobsen. Front row: Nellie Baron, Josephine Gottsch, Ruth Tryon, Pat Kid- well, Eileen Spoons, Katherine Harms, Thelma Cusick, Billie Allen, Leota Neely, Carol Clowe. Www K SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Back row, left to right: Maurice Jacobsen, Kenneth Burc h- ett, Jim Parnel, Bob Brown. Front row: Gloria Clark, Nellie Baron. Back row, left to right: Henry Curtis, Alvie Davis, Loren Arnold, Rex Beatty, Elmer Rachau, George Keenan, Ed Ragan, Ronald Hawkins, Ronald Schuttie, Ronald Kirk- patrick. Front row: Rosalind Davis, Eileen Erickson, Alice Burchett, Ann Bingaman, Neva Wright, Marie Atkins, Beverly Judd, Helen Lindeman, Mary Derkacht. ' Viola Parnel. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Back row, left to right: Ronald Shuttie, George Keenan, Elmer Rauhau, Ronald Hawkins. Front row: Helen Line- man, Alice Burchett

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Seam UWM J Mm Wm Back row, left to right: Darrell Dow, Allen I Left to right: Bill Paxton, Floyd Quinn, Alice Linn, Front row: Ruth Frafjord, Violet Jacob- Brown, Kenneth Burnside, Daryl Wilson. sen, Rose Fleming, Patsy Jacobsen. Top row, left to right: John Myer, Eldred Katyrynuik, Kenneth Burnside, Floyd Quinn, Don Littleton, Tom Blankenship, Howard Norris, Dick Parnel, Paul Schied, Middle row: Mr. Bitzan, Daryl Wilson, Bill Paxton, Clarke Hadiield, Bettye Stonex, Omadell Nichols, Bill Gilk, Clifton Tryon, Delbert I-Iadaller, August Deckert. Front row: Joyce Noble, Alice Brown, Lillian Literal, Virginia Walker, Lois Lindeman, Pauline Jorgensen, Anna- belle Wisner, Naomi Davis, Betty Jacobsen, Pearl Nichols, Anna Trueman, Laurel Franklin- .

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY The fall of '41 found forty-three of us anxious new- comers beginning our four year treok through high school. with Miss Bowen and Mr. Cook giving us a helning hand, we selected president, Dorothy Blair: vice president, Dallas Blankenshipg secretary, Eileen Spoons: treasurer, Bob Browng representative, Gloria Clark: sergeant-atuarms, Richard Bowden. The one high light of that first memorable year rms the rousing welcome the class of '44 gave us. We responded with the customary Frosh return party for the sophomores. As a freshman class we were unusually active in the field of sports, music, and all extra-curricular activities. The girls captured laurels for the class by winning volley ball, basketball, and baseball intramurals. Our first high school year was over almost before we realized it, and we were 'beck once more, this fledged experienced sophomores. Ah, now we revenge and this we did on the defenseless, freshmen. We rushed down on them with our merciless initiation. time as full- could get our unsuspecting well-planned, This year we had our president, Maurice Jacobsen: vice president, Bob Brown: secretary, Gloria Clark: treasurer, Jim Parnelg sergeant-at-arms, Kenneth Burchett: representa- tive, Evelyn Saunders, whose duties were taken over by Nellie Baron later in the term. Though ranking only twenty-eight in number we were well accounted for letters while top honors in the school in the Barkers organization. With Miss Chamberlin as our advisor we in all school activities. Ibur boys earned the girls intramural teams walked off with volleyball and basketball. Eight girls served carried our sophomore year successfully forward with anticipation of our years as upper classmen.