Othello High School - Huskie Yearbook (Othello, WA)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago two of this year's Seniors started school together: Mary Mayeda and Fritz Kliphardt. Mrs. Godon started us out with our three R's. We are sorr but we can't remember too much about the first ears. We were so Y young, but we were there. Later in the grades we took part in many other large events such as plays, music festivals and attending music festivals in Ritzville. We also went there on play days. By the time we were in high school we had lost most of the original members of our class. There were five of us initiated into high school. They were as follows: Martha Cherry, Mary Mayeda, Bertha Beckman, Larry Crider, and Fritz Kliphardt. We had a few parties, took part in most activities and gota few new members. The new members were: Dean Taylor and Bill Wooten. This brought our class up to five at the end of the year. Bertha Beckman and Bill Wooten had left the fold. As sophomores we started off great. We gained Chuck Palmer, Marilyn Blanchard, and Rex King. This was a very enthusiastic class. We were all out to make money. After initiating the freshmen we held a Sophomore Hop which cleared about 325. Most of us took part in the carnival and the school play named Junior Miss. Half way through we had two more additions. They were Shirley Bush and Harry Dalby. Then came the big year for us. the Junior year, we had no split between the boys and girls, everyone worked together. About the first fund raising campaign was selling pop at the games. Then came the Junior Prom which was a great success. We had gained one person, Don Mulkey. We also lost one: Dean Taylor. Later on, Harry Dalby dropped out of school to start on his fortune. Now we come to the greatest year of our lives, the Senior year, with Marilyn Blanchard moving on and Larry Crider not feeling up to coming to school. There was two additions at the beginning of the year. They were Harold Beebe and Joan Beebe. They were cousins. Then about half way through the year there came the wrestler from Wyoming. Elmer Eggebrecht. They held the Senior Ball on April 11th. It was a big success attended by everyone. Then the class of 53 took the big step. They graduated Iune lst. ' ffm' I

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J U N I O R C L A S S Top row, left to right: Larry Gano, George Leighton, Perly Nichols, and the advlsor Mr. Corbin. Bottom row, left to right: Doris Faudree, Peggy Duncan, Anita Simpson, Patsy Martin and Phyllis Hays. C LA SS OFFICERS President ---- - - - Vice President - - - Secretary - - - - 'Treasurer ---------- Junior-Senior Class Reporters JUNIOR PROM - - PHY LLIS HAYS - - LARRY GANO - - - PATSY MARTIN - - - - PEGGY DUNCAN PATSY MARTIN and DORIS FAUDREE The annual Junior Prom was held October 29, 1952. The gym was decorated in the colors blue and white. Music played by the Mad Hatters was enjoyed by everyone. A King and Queen were not chosen.