Othello High School - Huskie Yearbook (Othello, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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J ,CX X, X v x ,' , Rf J ff ' ,4 1 ' f f W5 1957 53225 Z 4 we M010 744 1f Z4J 5 4774 HMM X kiwi IIJAEAZJ .5 MM 422' cgi!!! mf g0zQ X R Kg! QQQJ gd- 6 M Tiizffi ffff S 3 gang Wx X XX J J Th ough lugh school N We are prepared V A Intellectually L our faculty Brotherly 1' J' our classmates JE!! QL Physlcally J! XIX! RM ,fx 6? our ath et1cs X N W X Socxa y XM M fi F our Acuvmes W KN cf 1 O f X J !' gl 1 1 If f A I . I 3, I fl Q, 44 I . N V W - ---- --Q Q H V! 'LA' IL, 'ts fC X- '- X619 3 CY NX 3 xv of H- , X E' 0 . 5-29, ED, 5:25 ggwm 315 . 0 AS 5 x CJ U 1 N fb ? v 5 'J Q gf ' X 103 2 051 wx JYIQN' fx x x 'J ND AJ X! VUL! I . . N 4 551 . xg .l .J X J V M A x X - 5 xv s 3, Nm I WN, N I q A I pf? 3 4 K If fv WX ez? J 'S ffm Q if . ' A V ff V J Alf M X M7 7, N ja , I4 f ' ffl? if MQ ' J W 4' IW NM . V '- my E 'K ' A XR! nf fa! s . N 4 , Q . I Q' AD if' vb,4! . if 'X UI' 'Av is J J. ' ' 4yf'I fb U V ' 'xv I' A J .Q KJ af .fnw W f W cj JV ,RJ F! - XXYNXIXJ , VL L, H, J M, R I MK X' M X' L AW! ' f A1 '53 NM X f 'af' , 'V . W , v , ff, . J .V 0 ,lf . ' . , lf JM ' N gg, ' Nos J f - 1 ' 'I KJ: I I A . A VJ 'J ,NJ L S J .hx L 5 . . . my N E .AJ A Q gf lv 1 1 YJ ,Q Q J .1 XJ XX . , X X X, 5 x qw 'NL L N 132' x X Wh, MK? X L, ,1x N Y 5 1 -f. Q Nb Wf'x GQ, V5 '- X: -Q. ANN CN fix W fs. p'ED 553 V 353- wk ff fl sz 2-rfb 29 N, Jkt leg . X f 5 l f f f ' CONTENTS Adm'mstrat1on Semors umors Sophomores Freshmen Orgamzauon Athletxcs Honors N x x X I 1 Page 2 cl , 7 ,,Zfcwv 'Mf W Q O fl fl ' ae, ,J L 'V fzz 1 ff jO ' T X!! T 4 nfl 1 , 7 ' , .7 , ,A - , W Ly , lf I Ci? 174'-f'7'i'j N' ffl 5 C7 L eff? 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Mrs Bach Secretary Mrs Bach moved to Othello in 1954 and in that same year she began her occi patron as a school S cretary Since that time she has be come acquainted with all the students and faculty in our school Both admire her Many words can be said about a person such as Mrs Bach but few can express the true value of the wonder ful person she is We have indeed been privileged t have her as our School Secre tary We hope she will re member all of us at Othello High School for all of us will remember her 3. if s-29:4 Page 4 Mr. Watson, Principal Othello is a town where we are always seeing new faces, and meet- ing new people. This year was no exception. As we entered the school door this fall, we were greeted by a new person with a friendly face. This was Mr. Watson, our new principal. During the year we became better acquainted with him, but few of us realize the time and effort that he has put forth for the students. Many nights the lights were burn- ing in Mr. Watson's office as he was planning various ideas to im- prove our school. We would like to tell him how we appreciate his endeavors. Now, as we finish another year of school, we would like to give Mr Watson a warm Thanks .. .. A 2 I . ' Q 9 , . . ,- - O , , 5' Us 1 l . . ' ...wg 7 , 1. . J., , , V .. . 1 ' Nl ' -figf .ag ' . , r Q t 7 .,' 'fb '7' ' ' V' ., I i,.uZ,d,.g:, .V f x C..f ,2- ., 45 5-, -JI? by 2 ,. J LQ I U'lCll9a 5 elndag 6. I should lrlce to take th1s opportunrty to express my appreclatron and w arm congra tulatrons to the edueatronal staff and the student body for the1r efforts durrng th1s past year Thrs year my flrst as a hlgh school prxnc1pal, has been a really pleasant and hlghly yalued experrence for me Certaxnly Othello has no equal rn th1s state ln the offerrngs lt has for each of us to work rn nearly every phase of the hlgh school program The grow th that the commumty has eacperlenced has presented problems, surely but nn solylng those problems we have been and wrll eontrnue to be prrylleged to work together w 1th mutual mterest and pur pose md wnthout the restrretnon of precedent It rs my personrl hope that the students of future years wlll mamtaln the hugh standards of school IUILILSI 6fll'l'lLI5llSIU and Splfll so elelrly eyldeneed by you people Those of you who h ue had the opportunltnes to xxslt other schools and attend y arrous student conferences throughout the year haue, rn m any etses reaffrrmed your awareness of the fme sehool we have JOSEPH H XVATSON The Prxncrpal Pasee 5 , K --' A7 - r Q ' ss 1, r 1 s rr' , - V' ' Ji? e ' 'lc' .. 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I Q 0 0 A Ci , , y 3 Ti e x if School Board Our School Board as publlc servants, have dedlcated thelr efforts to the acluevement of a complete educatxonal sys tem ln Othello Our Amerrcan educatlonal system baslc to our Demo cracy, IS unlque because each mdnvrdual can partlcxpate and contnbute constructively to our socxety May thxs dedxcatnon carry through to you, so that each of you may have the op portunxty of educatnonal ex perxences to become valued members of our communxty i 'knew-ba? weak JW ifbffi' Charles Manley Supermtendent It rs my smcere wxsh for each of you that the fme sp1r1t of ac comphshment fmendshxp, coopera tlon and sportsmanshlp which exemplxfles the Othello Hrgh School will remaxn wlth you where ever you may go and 1n whatever you may do As you face our mcreasmgly complex world thes attltudes whlch you have made synonomous wnth Othello Hlgh School are the best equlpment you could have Thrs annual could s rve no fmer purpose than to renew and strengthen thxs spmt e1ch tlme you leaf through nts pages nn remlnxs cense Page 6 Y ffl, . I . J, . , . If f . als. Q I - - , 3 3 ' , ' 5 t l ' . . 3 1 ' A 1 . - A i , 'Z S Wg , any , N A my 'pffft H 4 X , to . . . . , H gem 2, I A -s l, , f ll I 4. J I as a aata ff, 1. J ,gffl M. ' I V, Y he 3 . i 6 9? v . t , - . . . I as 'X INTELLECTUALLY mn Wh -wg, 'SW ,M ff' 9,44 Q' ' -9' ,JJ- . A 9 ak .L V . , 1- Q J N4 ' - X- M V- N wi N V 4. ,X . K- , 'K Y ' - HN X? ' X' J V JA X f N , ,V t .N . L I f , , 4 x 0 M .2 , - , , 1 1 f .f N K f ' f , , ,, . X1 if gf A Q1 f X ' x fv ,J Tf' , J 'Y . ' ., vb LJ X3 V f, 37' V , . y' '4 xr I x ,J , R' C '1 ' F 3 x., LV' X , V' Y xx. .Q w ' X17 , , .gf ., 4, xl X ., V , -X J, . 4 -M .N - by '. - ff 'vu - rg 'J' if ,A x -. X , w n .,, , C5 V' Y N X' Nt' w ' ' I, 4 u x, , 5 27. ' -M, 'a ' if 1 Q aug' , K 'T 'W . Ae. K, V , vMy,1 kv, Q .LSI K 5, V . Ss ' lik, --rg After attendrng school rn Pull WOW? lfffle Wand I-QU Somezzmer I yur! nt and tlaznk than lm zdea of bappmen but WOW Mme! I im! nt Z ll Mr Spooner One of the two teachers whrch has the longest teachrng record rn Othello IS Mr Spooner The busrness courses that he teaches are Secretarral Scrence Typrng Bookkeeprng and Shorthand In addrtron to these he IS the Baseball coach concessron o ordrnator and the assrstant un :or advrsor Q?-'W tag? elf! Mr Broemelrng Look out be bath mzrclaze an bu eye: Mr Green WV ,pen Berng a basketball coach and the Freshmen Advrsor has kept Mr Green busy durrng hrs teachrng term rn Othello Hrgh School He teaches Umted States Hrstory American Gov ernment Washrngton State H15 tory Ornentatlon and Economnc Geography Mr Erdman Why rbould the dew! have all the un? uzet and 11.19 rea :we guy Mr Peterson Mr Peterson has taught Othello for three years rn the Mathematxcal freld He has taught Algebra and Geometry The Sophomores have enjoyed havmg hrm as thelr SSSISIHHI advrsor durmg thrs past year Mr Gauger s absolutely ngllt 'yu f 6 man Mr Broemehng started hrs teachxng career He has taught Washrngton Hlstory and Unrted States Hlstory dur1ng hrs two years here He has been the Semor Advrsor for two years Chemrstry Physlcs General Scrence, Trrgonometry and Al gebra have been the courses that M Erdman has been teachrng rn Othello for the last two years In addrtron to these classes, he has been the advrsor of the Photography Club Page 8 Mr Gauger has taught Engllsh and Readrng durmg hrs two years rn Othello He also served as the wrestlrng coach, a gurd ance counselor, and IS the Sen tor Class Assrstant Advrsor vu nl Lg: LJ ' ff'-7 Lead bzm to a task l love work I could nt The faffe of bf-f 0100 and gonquef ,p be ,Wy and watch zt all day ment makes bu way Mr Thompson Better known as Coach M Thompson has been a busy man domg such jobs as football and track coach Athleuc Dnrectot and advnsor of both the Letter mens Club and the Rod and Gun Club The classes that he teaches are PE and Math Re vxew Mr Brantner Mr johnson ig? Another busy fellow rs Mr Brantner who rs the assrstant coach of Football Track and Basketball In h1s first year he 15 teachmg Bnology Drnvers Trammg and General Mathe fnatxcs Mr Lmdahl Mrs Ashen A: friendly aa' Lovely to look at fnendly can be Mr Lmdahl has taught nn Othel lo for two years Many boys have learned various shop les sons from htm He has served as the Sophomore advxsor dur mg thls past year delzgbtful to know Mrs Ashen has been teachlng rn Othello for two years and taught chorus thus year She served as maporette advnsor after bemg a college majorette her self Page 9 X Teachmg all the Agrnculrural courses IU the Othello High has kept Mr johnson busy for the last four years Through Mr ohnson and hrs wxfe the Fu ture Farmers of America have had a very good start ln our school Mr johnson IS also the Jumor Advrsor Mr Westermen Student: and clarrroomx are bu only obyectzom io education 4 li f J f 1 lbw' Another new msrructor thas year rs Mr Westermen who taught Glrls Shop and Mechann cal Drawmg Before teachmg at Othello he was an agrnculrur teacher nn the West Carolma Is lands for three years Y . . ,,,,0ff' l' V W A -,. ,,,, , M ,- 5. B ' Y Q' , s C ff t . r. f I . , J . . - y ef I ky'f , ' ,, V 3 O ,qty , n , M at 3 y 1 , .aa , C ,wig ,IVA N lfcgw f ,. 7.4 All great men are dgzng I eel nck myrel Mr ASl1en Thrs Lrb ral Arts teacher has taught rn Othello for two years speclalrzrng nn the frelds of Sp ech Englrsh and Student Publxcatron He IS also he Drama Club advrsor and has dr rected several successful plays In addxtxon he IS the Senror Class Assrstant Advlsor f- Rr Nzce to look at nzce to know Mrs Berk Fun fun and more un Mrs Ferchter Durmg her two years of teach mg the varrous Home Econom rcs classes rn our school Mrs Berk has served as the Pep Club Advrsor She has been the dr rector of the annual style show sponsored by the Home Eco nomrcs students i M rss DeBoer M155 Linn Her quzet wayf add only to ber charm: Another newcomer to our Ad mrnrstratron thrs year teachrng Grrls PE and Drrvers Tram mg IS Mlss DeBoer The Grrls League apprecrated havlng her as therr advrsor this year uzetnerf o ten lead! to fame A very capable manager of the llbrary thls ye r rs Mrss Lrnn In her frrst year at Othello Hrgh she served as the Fresh man Assxstanr Advrsor Page 10 Bemg a newcomer to the facul ty Mrs Fexchter has been busy servrng as the cheerleaders ad v1sor and the Freshman Class Assrstant Advrsor Sh teaches Spanrsh Engllsh and IS a coun selor Mr Hueffed He raw lzttle but thank: a lot After graduating from the Um versrty of Seattle Mr Hueffed came to Othello for hrs frrst year of teachrng Hrs courses are English and Advanced Com posrtron He rs a Freshman As srstant Advrsor 1' D . , J V f - ,I . f . 7 9 - SF J we-we I K K V4 -J ,,,V F lk . , Q S Y , 7 ' . . , . , l . . y . . . t , , . U , ', Q' . le 1 - 3 - X, ,,,,. , 'H ' 'L'. . ll F114 if , V, W I , l:vv V V ,kk,k : ge 4 'M 4, A aw at C .W Y f 'V V 'tn V Y . ' ' V H U . A 21' A . l . U 1 ' 2 , . . . , . , . - . . . . , ' - ' . ' , ' . I I BUS DRIVERS ,..,4-we Ibn- , ' 7A ' Y Phrl Hanks C O Brckley Marg Mullms Charles McCoy and Tony Lamonxca Au B111 Hollowell Robert Kendall COOK Mrs Mary Besherse STAFF Vllda Nrchols Dlanna Besherse Ida May Scokley P l Westerhoff 1m Browxng Elwln Morrls Kenny Kramlleh Walter Montgomery au john Dorvxk 'se-2 ..r? ' ,,,,-.QR CUSTODIAN Mr P1lmer Page 11 HELPER Kenny Kramlnch . V 5 G , s ' ' . 1 I 9 a U q , fg ' S V , R 'f 2 1 V. 1 A .. WJ' X K 13 A ' R -: S I 3 va ffigfg L r -s.' I Q fr V ,ff if f' I t ,KKQI U7 -ve In I .S?lflJQl'll COLUQCE Thrs year members of the Student Councrl have worked very hard rn carryrng out therr dunes as representanves of drfferent classes and clubs Drscussrng such rtems as season trckets senior cap and gowns red and whrte days Columbxa Basm conferences counc1l prns constnrutrons school photos publrcrty charrman made thrs the most rmpor tant governrng group rn our school We would lrke to take thrs opportunrty to express our grantude to the Student Councrl and 1ts offrcers and advrsor Mr Watson for the trme they have spent rn helprng our school Members are as follows Chervl Barrre, Eldon Blanton, Rxchard Bruske, Srd Carter, Shrrley Chr1stensen,Mar1ar1 Coffman, Tanya Envles, Steve Gray, Patsy Grrmes, Wayne Hall, Patsy Hammer, Mary Lou Hoenslaar, Bob lohnson, Larry Kent, Beverly Krrkwood, Larry McCourt1e, Claudette Peters, Irm Plant, Mrke Pontrus, Joyce Prevo, Bueford Sher bert, Dorothy Steele, Shrrley Jean Vxetzke, Gary Worsham, Bob Vretzke, Anrta Hollan, E1leen'Crowley, Barbara Klrkwood, and Carlotta Lotz Presldent, Shrrley Chrrstensen, Vrce Pres: dent, Steve Gray, Secretary, Bev Krrk I ul. wood, Treasurer, Joyce Prevo X k' - nd Page 12 I fem ' C ' Q V, ,M V A I . , AA - V ,N w A ..,..W,,,.,. r..,,.. ,e.,.r7,,,,, , , ,L 3' ' 1 s a y Q a 1 9 a ' 7 ' 3 Marvell Cole and Karen Schneider Mf Asher' Advisor Busmess Managers .Jdnnuai .sfaff an-f ' al15. Q--411 CHERYL BAR RIE Editor As you leaf through the pages of thus 1957 HUSKIE l hope the memorres If brmgs to your mlnd will be as pleasant as the times the students have shared together It has been a wonderful year hasnt lt? The WhlflWlDd of chattermg m class s the games we won and the games we should have won the clas dances and the many par ues Thes are the mtanglble memorles that we will hold m our mmds as we look back on the wonderful years at Othello Htgh School if' Carolyn Vance Assistant Editor Page 13 1 5 M NYM. K S ' 'f , H . V W , a ' ' f . u 1 I ll M I ' ' V qw -M -- ,,,,,. . 1 , . . . , . e 3 7 Q S 9 ' . Q . . . . . . -e: :Li W5 ' , A rl, - A A , 5, 1' ,ap . - . is ' ..- p , A .n Y xx 15,1 . 1 . is .Y I .. 4 A 1 . f K3 r, , I V . - A , 1 - t 5 1 fr. .. -4 ' 'Q A, ...- Y-df , - Q as . ' 4 A -Cf' ,,...,.--- J 1 A W., . A , Y . U W 2 Cheryl Barrie, Carolyn Vance, Marvell Glenda Pfeiffer, Delores Nimey, Colette Cole Arlene Faudree Peters OFFICE GIRLS OFFICE PRACTICE STUDENTS The Offrce Assrstants are students usually juniors or Senrors interested rn follownng a career rn the secretarral freld havlng had some of Mr Spooners commerclal courses The perrod nn the offrce rs desxgned to grve them somethrng of a practrcal experlence rn a busrness offrce They recerve vrsrtors and telephone messages and assrst rn helpmg other students Keeprng the attendance record IS a mayor duty along wrth care of supplres typ1ng frlrng and operatrng the dltto and mrmeograph machmes Thrs year the offlce has been fortunate to have a group of enthusrastrc lnterested grrls who have done much to promote an effnclent umt rn the Hrgh School system Offrce Assistants Cheryl Barrre Arlene Faudree Caro lyn Vance Marvell Cole Delores Nlmey Colette Peters and Glenda Pferffer LIBRARIANS The assrstant lrbrarrans work rn the lrbrary to serve the students Cheerfully and wrllmgly they help students fmd books for lersure readrng and locate source materrals for classwork Therr trme ID the lrbrary IS spent rn pro cesstng books typmg catalog cards and helpmg to make the lrbrary an attractive place to v1s1t Lrbrarrans Asslst ants Dorothy Smlth Bev Wallace Elaine Bracken Lylxs Jensen Shirley jean Vretzke Peggy Focht Mayre Lou Wrlcox SherrellMart1n udr Cobb Carolyn Ungrad Don gomery Sherrell Martm judt Cobb Carolyn Un grad Donna Stwart Deanna Byrnes Pat Rutherford Walter Montgomery FWS 1 if Dorothy Smith Bev Wallace Elame Bracken Lylrs Jensen Shrrley jean Page 14 Vretzke Peggy Focht Mayre Lou Wrl COX Y 9 7 ' I 4 7 7 7 7 5 7 1 3 3 7 7 9 . 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DAVID YORGESEN Football 234 FFA 1234 Treasurer of F F A 3 Student Councxl 3 Sophomore Presndent 2 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Letter man s Presldent 4 BILL HAIGHT Band 1 2 3 Boys Club 1 Chorus I FFA 123 Rod and Gun Club 2 3 4 Page 17 LARRY KENT Trarsferred from Mertdzan Idaho 3 FFA 34 Student Counc1l4 umor Prom Kmg 3 Track 3 Lettermans Club 4 MAYRE LOU WILCOX Transferred from Connell 3 Gnrls League 34 Glee Club 3 5 I I, YY, 1:1 1 . . . - 'Yo as 1 1 ,' s ' I ,lg ' 111, , I , a I , . asa y ' xx A 1 Y '1, I I , , , ,ill YY 4 U... .,. s 1 Y, , ., . I ., A F ,YY ,YY Q . ' . 71, Y , '!l1 :1- Y rr ' MARVELL COLE if Trllxcum Club 1 Chorus 1 L1 brarxan 23 Class Offlcer 14 Glrls League 1234 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Busl ness Manager 4 Student Teacher 4 DOROTHY STEELE Annual Staff 1 2 Arsenxc and Old Lace 2 Chlldrens Plays Tlger on Hrs To s Assxstant Dlrector Dra ma Club 3 Bowling League 3 Pep Club 2 34 Pep Club Offlcer 34 Student Councnl 1 2 4 Grrls League 12 3 4 Class Offlcer 14 Chorus BOB VIETZKE Boys Club12 FFA 123 Let termen s Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 34 Track 3 Class Offlcer 134 Basketball 14 Student Councnl 4 CHERYL BARRIE 234 Pep Club Officer 124 P per Staff 1234 Student Councrl 34 Class Offncer 4 Gnrls State 3 Annual Staff l 2 3 4 Busmess Edn tor 2 Assxstant Edxtor 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Kmgs Bean Soup 2 Student Teacher 4 Page 18 cARoLYN UNGRAD Treasurer 2 Home Room Offncer 2 Pep Club 234 Glrls League 2 34 Llbrarran 4 Pep Club Offl cer 4 LAWRENCE HJLEM Transferred from Ellensbury 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 . 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Pep Club 1, v 1 x s 9 Q , , , , 3- 1,4. , ,A , 4 ' . - . - . ,fl 3,3 Qi 1 a a y .sa I v sf, a ' Z L ' 3 9 7 L Q JIM PLANT Transferred from Ephrata 2 Boys Club 2 Rod and Gun Club 23 Photo Club 4 Photo Club Offtcer 4 Drama Club 4 BEVERLY KIRKWOOD Transferred from Davenport 3 Class Offncer 3 ASB Offrcer 4 Band Offxcer 34 Girls Trlo 4 Drama Club Officer 3 Pep Club 34 Dance Band 34 Homecomlng Queen 4 Scholarshxp Award 3 Hour Glass 3 Gxrls League 34 Gxrls League Councxl 3 Band Award 3 EARL FEGRET Transferred from umcy 2 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Football 24 Letter mans Club 4 Boys Club 2 ROSEMARIE KING Transferred from Belle Fourche South Dakota 4 Chorus 4 Drama Club 4 Glrls League 4 Gxrls League Councnl 4 Paper Staff 4 Asststant Edxtor of Paper 4 An N- EUGENE CHRISWELL Boys Club 12 Football senxc and Old Lace 2 VILDA NICHOLS f' W HUDIDTAWLMK 4 r Ima' Staff 4 Gxrls Club 1234 Mtxed chorus Page 19 1234 X NL F' Q, fy 44 lv X g ., S 9 c . , . 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Q , ' Q S L . . - . , - Q 7 I Y Y 7 7 ' MARSHALL BUTCHER Transferred from Notus Idaho Band and Chorus 2 34 Drama Club 3 4 Harv y 4 All North west Chorus 2 All State Chorus 3 BILL RASMUSSEN CARLOTA LOTZ Band 1 2 Pep Club Off1cer3 An nual Staff 24 Student Councrl 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Paper Edrtor 4 Pa p r Staff 4 Class Offrcer 4 Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Home Room Offrcer 1 Trllrcum Club 1 Boys Club 12 News Edl tor 2 Baseball l 2 3 Paper Staff 2 4 Photo Club 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Sports Edrtor 4 BRENT SMITH Student Councrl 1 Boys Club 12 FFA 12 Boys State 3 Letter mans Offrcer 4 Harvey 4 Chorus 34 Track 34 Football 3 4 Lettermans Club 34 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 234 Pa8C 20 LEONARD MAINE FFA 1234 Box1ng23 FFA Basketball 2 3 F F A Bowlmg 2 3 Rod and Gun Club 3 MIKE HOUGAN Transferred from Mount S1 4 F FA 4 Basketball 4 4' 4 Q, 1 1 111 cu An. 11 1 ' , . as 1 ' 11 1 111 1' D . . V 1 1 1111 ...,.,, ,,,. ,,... y, , 1-.I 1 1: ' 1 111 1 ' 1 as y Y '. ' . 1 11 . ' . ---'1 1 ' 1 - .U n D t 1 1 11 11 1 . 1 11 1 111 yan' 1 ,. .., , SHIRLEY KING Mnxed Choms 134 Kmgs Bean Soup 2 Tnger on Hrs Toes 2 Pep Club 34 Mayorette 12 3 Grrls League 1 2 3 4 Glrls League Offrcer 3 Home Room Offrcer 3 Double Quartet 3 Tal nt Prevnew 1 Trllncum Club 1 Student Teach er 4 PERRY HOLTON BARBARA HETTERLE WFS Transferred from Wallace Idaho 3 Treasurer umor class 3 Treasurer Sclence Club 3 S cretary Drama Club 34 Grrls League 34 G1flS Bowllng League 3 vi Boys Club 12 Baseball 2 Fool ball 3 Lettermans Club 1 Tllll cum Club 1 Trllncum Officer 1 :ag- Basketball 1 Basketball Intra murals 2 Bancl 123 Dance Band 12 Rod and Gun Club 4 CIVICS Club 1 Page 21 JUDI coBB Newspaper Edrtor 3 Annual Staff 2 3 Pep Club 1 3 Class Officer 3 4 Student Councrl 4 Grrls League 1 234 Gxrls L ague Coun BERNIE HENSHAW Transferred from Cle Elum 4 Ag 4 s 'Wi ll' as nlu.',,,.- HQ -8 9 . . ',g - . I . A CURTIS HODSON cil 35 Dramatlc Club 113. 0- ' ' 1 ' 'J ,i as L, 1X'2f 5 - 153:11 L , , Q 5 WAYNE LOSEY r or wviwlgdag BARBARA SLENKER 29'- FFA Basketball 23 FFA 23 Rod and Gun Club 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Boxmg 2 FFA Bowlmg 3 JANIE BooKER Class Offlcer 1 2 4 All State Chor us 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Band Secre tary 12 3 4 Chorus 123 Girls L ague Offxcer 2 4 Sweetheart Ball ueen 2 All High Play 2 Student Body Secretary 3 C B S C A Secre tary 3 Sextet 3 Pep Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 Seattle Leadershxp Conference 4 Student Counctl 2 Transferred from Kennewlch 4 G1rls League 4 Girls League Counctl 4 Student Teacher 4 Har vest Ball Prmcess 4 Drama Club 4 Harvey 4 Home Room Offn cer 4 ELAINE BRACKEN Gnrls League 1234 Crvxcs Club 1 Play 12 Annual Staff 12 Pa per Staff 12 Page 22 WALTER MONTGOMERY Band 1234 Dramatlcs 1 C1v1cs Club 1 Boys Club 1 Rod and WAYNE RATHBUN few. FFA 23 FFA Basketball 2 N cl I f 4 bi f ? .Q v--al 113' xl 5 5... . Z . 9 , sl Q - H 5 A 9 ' ' 9 . 7 . 7 3 Gun Club 2,3g Photo Club 3. 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KAREN SCHNEIDER Transferred from Seattle 3 Scrence Club Secretary 3 Grrls League 54 Grrls Bowlmg League 3 Buslness Edxtor of Annual 4 Paper Staff 4 Home Room Offxcer 4 Pep Club 4 Girls League Offxcer 4 Har vey 4 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 3 mocracy 4 Grrls Sextet 34 Trxo JAREY HENDRICKSON Transferred from Spokane 2 Radxo Club 3 Rod and Gun Club 2 3 4 SID CARTER A10 '8- Transferred from Oregon 2 oor DOLORES NIMEY f Transferred from Opporrunxry 2 Chorus 34 Grrls League 2 34 Page 23 MYRTLE FRIESEN Transferred from Culver Hrgl- School 2 Girls Club 234 Band BARBARA SCOGIN Transferred from Prosser 3 Grrls Club 34 Harvey 4 3 . 1 .jf ' V A g,.1-ft S u 3 9 Q A is 9 9 9 7 5 F - 45 Drama Club.3, 41 Voice of De- ball 53 Band 25,49 F-F-A 214- 3 A ' 4. 1 7 y K 2' Y I 3 , 5 . 4 1' ,S .4 is SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN 1 BEVERLY WALLACE Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 12 Hour Glass 3 Let termans Club 3 Dramatrcs Club 3 ASB Offrcer 24 Band 1234 Chorus 14 Basketball Captarn 3 Football CoCapta1n Class Presr dent 1 3 Band Presrdent 2 3 Track 3 Boys State 3 Dance Band 34 PAT RUTHERFORD Transferred from Chehalrs 4 Paper Staff 4 Transferred from Stockton forma 2 Girls League 2 3 4 The Senxor class has had a busy year Besrdes choosrng announcements and the many pains of Senror prctures we bear no brurses Our brggest affarr of course was the Senror Ball We suffer physxcally but not economrcally from the many Senror concessions We were fortunate enough to handle concessrons for the football home comrng game As rn all schools the Senror class has been a leader rn everythrng and we srncerely wrsh to thank the underclassmen for therr support and the wonder ful co operatron we recerved durmg our frnal year of Hrgh School Barrels of good luck and wrshes for happmess to our adv1sor Mr Broemlrng and assrstant advxsors Mr Gauger and Mr Ashen May therr efforts and help show up rn later years A word or two should be sand about our class Presxdent and other offrcers who exhxbrted therr leadershrp rn many ways The advrsor and the rest of the class would lrke this apprecranon to be remembered Page 24 Car mb - ! ,US , 3 3 A , S Q - 7 ' ' ' 9 1 7 9 7 3 . sq A, - ng - .V 7 L 1 M S Q , . ' . 9 .K Grrls League 4g Chorus 45 gi me , l' 7 Y I ' 7 , , I . , . . , 7 L Ql'll0l'5 A canopy of red and black false Celllllg hung over a Japanese axden as the straxns of Sax onara floated thlou h the halls of our school The dance was a beautlfnl show of the Work the Senlors had put 1nto lt Durmg the 1I1t9l'H1lSS10I1 everyone Walked through the grand march after Wh1Ch the follomn royaltw Was crowned Bob V16tZk9 Km Chervl Barrle Queen Janle Booker Barbara qlenker Carolyn Ungrad and Beverlv K1TkWO0d Prmcesses and Shlrley Chrw tensen Brent Smlth Larry Kent and Berme Henshaw kttendante A ood tune Was had bv all attendlng D lgfw. . f' , vi. 1 , B 23. 8. I Page 25 X K Banley Presxdent Arlene Faudree Vrce Presndent Dorothy Lamb Secretary Deanna Byrnes Treasurer Patsy Grlmes Student Councrl Wm Vila ,Wim Mp W Mr johnson I M 'fy Mrs A Mr Spooner MIM uruor add lC2l'5 Fenchter Z ,H WX HK .Q H1 X ff Page 26 K ' I J 'V 1 n W' , M M ru ,I 0 , I A Q u A ' , 1 'Kyle PN lr . 'I J' 1 I VN in , - ' 679 . '. 'G he 1 s 5' 5' . l . k 1? L ',,e Q M ' j F' Q 2, Q ix 5 ts t , if , ,.1 Larry Adams 'Ml Jerry Bnshop V' rr'7 Q Penny Buck QQ Duane Davrs Arlene Faudree 4, I Y 13,4 gl fy fyzfvffl' .s Ll, Lonnie Adams Earl Blankenbaker Deanna Byrnes Norma Doolrrtle -0' Wayne Fmkbemer R 1 - r K. Bailey n Z jerry Bracken Douglas Campbell K Qi jennre Elmore ga-'UP Peggy Fochr DAQLQ Q Dale Bayley 09 -fi' Rrchard Brueske Erleen Crowley Megan Enms Bnllre Frrderxch ' o s .7 - ,,.9 l 1 r A ,J 1 '22 ' ff f,,,' Ali' N Vila iv 6' fi Ui vw of ' I A A n A 49 w on Steve Gray Patsy Grxmes Kathleen Grow Lmda Haworth Rodger Howe ,Q ,af Steve Hymas f f Dorothy Lamb Gray Marne Larry Mame Dorothy Massey Sharon Olson 190 Lewxs McAnh5 Larry McCourt1e 1 I' sax! JOAM Pederson Colette Peters Page 28 Irvmg Harsm 455, Ross Johnson jack Martm Connxe McCurry bv- Larry Petnbone , f li' I VA .Q N ,,-- mf - yy, an D , xv ., A ! A V -1 TJ r s Q 'J NJ l , tr . , , 1 n Yr ff Q A y i L lf ? ,fl lr' 5' 5 'I .. ,y M I ' Q M N7 Joyce Prevo Robert Shaw Sam Swenson Carol Wallace H I Gene Worsham John Quarles Maxme Rorvnk Sharron Rowe 1, 91:2 Bueford Sherbert Dorothy Smlfh Dan Snekvrk I Ted Tax Carolyn Vance Shxrley Jean Vletzlce V' Joyce Watklns Conrad Wesrerhoff Allen Whlte The Class of H58 1n our h10'h school was a serv actne one Spon sormg the ch111 feed was a brg progect 1n January After thas was held, they began worklng on somethlng new rn our school a Jun1or Class play In addrtlon to these progects, they has e recelved the1r nngs, held thelr prom, and gave a banquet for the Senrors The officers were K Balley, Presrdent Arlene Faudree, Vlce Presrdent, Dorothy Lamb, Secretarv Deanna Bvrns Treasurer and Patsy Gnmes, Student Councrl The helpful advxsors were Mr John son, Mrs Felchter, and Mr Spooner Page 29 T ' ' 1 I . eff 04 'M IZ fp Q f - i ,-VV A y f VV y T 'I' 1 as ' ' S' r A , e , , 7. I . ' l X If i E. '.,', V ,i i , ,, . . Y . V - I u n u u O 1 u ' n l 1 vs If ' l : I u I g . o l 0 .i . ' 5 : ' : Wwe lfU'll0I' Qin 0I'l0J Plaw and un N1C,ht were held 1n March hx the lumom The plans A Qu1et Home ll eddm and Its Cold ln Them Thar Hllls were presented to the pubhc lt 18 hoped that the future Junlor Claw vull c urx out thls tradxtlon of class plavs Page 30 Mnss DeBoer 0,9 omore 64:55 Lcerd Ml' Lmdahl Woqbam Presndenr Jo Gabardn Vxce Presldenr Gary Wor sham Secretary Gayle Ivory Treasurer Duane Dun MI Peterson sure Student Councxl, Wayne Hall Page 31 5 A I O ' ' :lf A ar M Hwxx ,Qya y3 if1f34f5fa a' ay , . A. A . , A X 3 A- 4 I' XY l Fred Anthony OG Paula Booker Nyla Chrxswell Maman Coffman john Dvorak u-nf Harold Barlow '-::'..V Ken Brown Wrlda Chrrswell Georgnanna Conner 1 Tanya Engles Page 32 Loss Blanton rm Brownlng Jrm Clifford Mary Ann Davrs flu Connle FegerN Ina Jean Robert Brunhaver Frank Cobb Duane Dunslre gi? 1. Y I 1 'wr Darlene Franks JJ flufj V Q- il V , A - ' fa Y . 4 i C , 1 sa lf ' A 'F u l't H . uk A M ff, J F J. . J, , C D MCCurry Stanton Pegram Rees Rrsen may -47 5 Larry Shaw Robert Tm X V Mlddre McLachlan judnth Perrault jesse Rodgers Edward Snyder Alan Vogl f' 'T Elwm Morrls Sue Plant fi ai' Dennls Roehl Q Donna Stew art PA Charles Vogt Yvette Nxmey Darrell Poe Sharon Scanlon LJ Sally jo Tupper janet Watkxns 1 ll I V V ,xfj J f 4' ' vt ' ff jr ajft ' ' t 5? 'Q' . ,Y at J f , 1-its , n S, n . - I W J t I 5 'Y K0 3 'av . . x ' ' l N Q f- S 9 4 J S ' I S ,V 2 :cf . ' .0 l .af '66 Nfl L r S, y +1Q',t:5Q Q-7 Jo Gabardl ,nv J Wayne Hall I k' 1 Paul I-lymas Ross Kendall R1chard Lockmxller o-0 nf' Ronald Gannon Dean Hanley Gayle Ivory Irene Kmck Rnchard Losey Page 34 Par Green Aubrey Haworth Lylls Jensen Robert Koch A 1 - I IDF' I B111 Marne Wesley Green U 'ti Lynda Haws -J' wif' Gary Kanenwlsher Ken Kramlxch judxrh McAnl1s L? QA I W 75? I L.. 'sr 'Q G - A '- , ' -4-B' J, QI? F G l f , .1 j X C. '4-Q' eel r 52'-f sf fy a 4 l .I IA. Y S 1 f , l re V! fav ,ll' K r 3 13 fp' L'L' Y' 'Q' if-, , V ' Lgf zf , 5 of :ff L n X x, .f ' Beverly W f.,,...-v VN 2 Gary Worsham ,lui easea Paul Westerhcaff I arry Wheeler W6ldd W x-X I 1lcox In then' second year of hugh school, the bophornores got I1 ht 111 the swmg of thmgs wlth thelr annual Sweetheart Ball They also spon Sored mixers, COIICQSSIOIIS and other elass fllllCtl01lS rll1ClI' class of f1cers were Jo Gabardl Presldent Gary VS olsham, X109 Pres dent Gayle Iy ory Secretary Duane Duns1re Treasurer, and VN ayne Hall Student Councll Representatne Adusors were Hr Llndahl Peterson, and Nhss DeBoer X f 7 7 ug., Q' 7 C,-55' -Q '7 XQ- R lp XE X, 1 RRR I Page 35 v' I .- il' 7 V ,W . ' , ' ' ,. K. , f ' A. ,. fu. ' V 4 i 1 . '. . , ' 7 ' 7. I X H. I U 9 - v . - 1 - lx i , , . V3 . , .' . . V V . f ' . ' . .' . ' e ' V ff, V . ' - Y A . , An-, A 2 ' 'J-A :sa ' l . . F 7 . 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Q .xx M Sweetheart Ball - M px . ss- S a ASX xx Kf, 111 X ev K '9 Queen www Page 36 I 92 52: The Sweetheart Ball was held on February l6th to the theme of Young Love The Pullman High School Band played and the dance lasted for four hours A park was the mam decoratlons wlth a moon nn the mxddle of the cerlmg The cellmg was two tone blue There were two love benches and a pond by one of them wlth a lamp post. The ucket taker was inside a tree stump. Presxdenr Stuart Brckley Vnce Presxdent Don Swafford Secretary Barbara Kxrk wood Treasurer Mrckey St Lulse Stu dent Councrl Mike Pontius C' ,K init' Q uh 44 19' 5 N. 'A K 5 P26 lflefl G55 lCel'5 Page 37 Mr Green, Mr Brantner, and Mr Hueffed . , . L . - . D , S p , I - 5 . 1 . ' 9 ' , . . ,W , -I' 1' lx fp. if 'fs Q ' ff ' a 'r if '. Jn' im 4. FX I I N x 0 'W V RNW. I if ap .4 Q gif? f ' Af ks f I 'M 1 , ' g 'fr .. X , '41 A L ,, 'Lf' Q 8 A yy x ,ff a f r ax XR ' rf Q' .. 1 ,g ' J 1 I .3 . A '36- .4 'I' Jeanette Aberle Dianna Besherse -41 Sandra Brown 'T f Lynda Davxes fu f Donn Ennn XF 'T Dons Adams Stuart Bnckley Karen Burke Maxrne Davrs .1 s Clyde Fought Page 38 -'A' Mona Kay Anderson Cora Bnschoff nf Curtxs Byrnes Elmzabeth Dent I if Susan Anderson Carol Boersman JJ Savana Chrxstensen Sydney E1de ,1 ' JI: I Gary Cn mann Walter Hall In I,-7 14, B, ' B ,B ,I 5' .V-' , -I ? -+ ' t B at N B u f B ffm ' A B a -W x A I if s' ' l V f flftn rj X - MV 1 . an 6 lxkurkr BV f K l v, K Q B . J! I .6 , 4 . 'Y , 'l 1 f 1 3 5' t A, fi I N Q' B .Q at Y, a X ' 2 .J 3, 4 , l A f y B I B A B . A J . ' J , gif' 1.7 Via X B B 2 X E fm A- N ' ,Auf on? Rod Hammer Gary james .AY Lynn I-lunr Kenneth Kanoff Karole Kung Carol Hanley Benny Heeb QF' Bob Johnson ff? Kenneth Kendall ff' Rosemary Hardnng 4 Amta Hollan of -X Russell johnson 4 '? Leroy Kerth ' fa? 1 X 4 5 1 -.' 4 1-3A'lIkVj'j 1 Barbara Kxrlcwoocl Denms Koch ,Ar Brenda Harsm B1ll Holmes Susan Kanennwrsher Jerald Kent l J ,tr Sandra Lmden . A Q , ' O 'V so XA! , 1 X. . , 4 .1 i l Ji ' N I 'iff ,ll --Q H 1 J, :aw A 7 V ,If dy jk y r - 1- V, , W, 5 1' 59 V W ff' fix N d fr I '65 Q V' X V bk , y f l! P A t M ., 2 , f ' qlll 1 x. h Lf ,K X 1 Y f . if Y I , H4 N' - - 1 mfdr fly .J , V ' 1 fl . A e I -a K .'..'?. f' , '-5 ' ' X, , , xx J 6 ' vs 1 , 'Z K I L: - V . I, Q Q ' -I' 44 Richard Locke 1 ,-J Yvonne Maine Jim Mayeda 047 Marthann MIHHUCCI 4--If I 'J' N. I4 1' ' K. judy Losey 4 Keith Marsh Sharon McCall 'C 'Q-4' S? jay Nichols 0' Nr' , .4-46' ,az 2 Gloria Lotz 2 Irvin Massey nd Wallace Mlchaelson Connie M 4' . v ' 'i 1 -I ,Miz ,y- S w .. 75+ L1-I - Jerry Maine Qi Launa Mathers Montgomery 2 Douglas Olberdmg Zrna Paasch ei ,Av Sunny Paradig Claudette Peters page 40 Ross Peterson Glenda Pfelffef .N 1' if U Q, ,sz , A pk ' 1, I I 5 L v fd l 13' i 3 ,L -, L N V an I , rw i Q Y, 5' J, . oi: :iff , I ' 1 is ' M- 12: A all at : ' . fi M-25: A- Y - ,. Q U f - . 1- 2:7 -1:1523 4 ' V, 1, I I I 'eu ii .4 . Q h Q . - '.. .fu o-I' . 'I ft' I6 R ' I V 4 - , . ,iv ucxlle Pfelffer 4 -6 B1ll1e Roy sandra Slenker 1' Terry Swenson Joe VanderVloedt Mnke Pontrus ,uw ,ff john Scogm if ,G-N fi Klarme Snekvrk ff Don Swofford Kenneth Rathbun Irvm Sheets Shnrley Stewart Y Q X 'D Karen Tolman vq-4 iv' Alan Westerman BIN Whlfmef Fay Ann Ray Ida Skogley Mackey St I ulse 6 aug Bobby Vance 1 AN: Harvey Wllkxns N If . 0 Nd' , '5 a Q x 1 V . L . . . . 4 , fm ,r 1 ' e ,ar fi M. , .av A y 8'-' fa . .9 ' r fr QQ., .f'c I if 3- A -A X 1 gav . L v. ff' '.4 f is Page 41 1 I '. I tif l Terry Wrlght sm' lk d Doug, Yates Sally Zyph P25 lflefl C l 65 Under the capable d1l9Ct10Il ot thru HdN1S0lS N11 Green M1 d 1 t to Hueffed and Nh' Blantner the Freshman Club h as one a 0 began blllldlllg' thexr treasurv tor our futule mam Stewart Blckley made a good l I'6S1d8Ill mth Don Su fntlord as W ICQ thes Presldent Barbara Kulmood was SLLILl1lb mu as llca-,u1e1 chose Mlckey St Lulse w1tl1 Mlke POIIUUS ae Student QOU11C1l Rep resentatwe 9 Page 42 'Y . .1 s, ! i no J V N ,J 11, Nj-'v 4 - f' or ' , my 44 f sk ,lv I K... I 7 A . , A 1 v X I 4 X1 1 w v , 5 , A o , L l C C boost the 1957 school year. Through their sales of ice cream bars they . r j. ,v. BMC... ',. ' i ,, '.yv vu- 11-,k..z ',L,'l.,,k, .. N, . . . . . in , I. - l A A WWTF? W The Freshman Dance The Frosh Dance was held January 4, 1957 and was decorated to the theme of 'Winter Wonderland. Music for the evening was supplied by Gary Suko and his orchestra. The Social Chairmans were: Lucille Pfieffer, Publicity, Claudette Peters, Re- freshmentsg jim Mayeda, Cleanup, and Gary Garman, Decorations. Th . e Dance was enjoyed by all of those attending. Page 43 N tmp '98 KVI, I ,W-f' Mo, WI. 1 ii,-W' an C'aJf of Claracfem Pas' 44 WY' ea lure.4 QW S f 1E.,afi5 55 SOQYGHLALLY wwEfj+f?g3af?i kuvxkrxx L!4 ' 'XWUM4 N XX mxmvvxqg lllllul ffm Q Wf A Presldent janxe Booker Advlsor Mlss DeB0er Glrls League nm 'Eng Wxfxww Vnce Presldent Penny nucx Secretary Marlan Coffman -as Treasurer Lucxlle Pfelffcr Student Councnl Reprcscntatne Pltsy Hammer Scrap Book Karen Schnexder Page 46 W vw A As usual the Cnrls leaguc got off to a brg start when thcy had thclr I-lallowcen parry They nncreascd thelr treasury by havlng a b1g success of all fLlIlLflODS they sponsored At Chrrstmas tlme they decorated the Chr1st mas tree for thc Studcnt Body and promoted a Hall of Chrrstmas Sptrrt They vscrc all a bunch of sleepy heads at thenr slumber party m january Othcr actmtncs vtcrc cnjoyed through the year such as The Fathcr and Daughter Banquet the Car Wash and Mothers Day Tm wiv Gina Future Farmers of America The FFA has been very actnve this year They have farmed 50 acres of 76 acre umt for the frrst trme On the umt they rarsed alfalfa potatoes beans oats barley wheat and mtlo The profrt from these crops were put mto a sprmkler system for the farm They have sponsored a Donkey Basketball and an annual Harvest Ball which was a fxrst m O H S They have a chapter Sweetheart who was selected for the fnrst txme as Queen of the Harvest Ball They had the concesslons at the Rodeo and held a spring barbeque The chapter sponsored a basketball team whrch was made up of chapter members They had their mltlatxon and advancement ceremomes where 16 boys were mmated The chapter has partxcnpated nn Publlc Speakmg contests Parlxamenrary Pro cedure contests and judgmg at the Fanrs and Contests They elect thenr offlcers each sprung and offlcers of thrs year are as follows Presx dent Dale Bayley Vnce Presldent Larry McCourt1e Secretary jnm Browmng Treasurer K Barley Sentmel Roger Howe The annual FF A Banquet was held February 70 where the awards were presented The quest speakers were Dr Al Shaw who headed a Paknstan Educatxon program One of the outstandmg proyects was 50 head of fat steers handled by Davxd Yorgesen The chapter lS attemptmg to mn the top award of 139 chapters m the state wh1ch rs Star Chapter of Washnngton Page 47 Q CM 4541 1-Q W? This year was a successful one for our Pep Club led by an energetic President Cheryl Barrie The busy football season ended with a homecoming dance sponsored by the OHS Pep Club Posters and skits at assemblies encouraged students to attend games Pep Club members served for various banquets throughout the year To boost school spirit members wore the traditional red and white uniforms every Friday Mixers throughout the year on weekends provided recreation for AS B members A come as you are party for Pep Club members only proved to be interesting The famous Twirp Week sponsored by the Club gave all gals an opportunity to treat their favorite fellas for a week fi The Pep Club speciality Marching was climaxed by marching in the Apple Blos- som Festival in Wenatchee. The Pep Club wished to thank Mrs. Betty Berk for her faithful advisin. Besides being a Home Economics teacher and advisor to Pep Club Mrs. Berk is a housewife and mother. D olzffermend If Ar Amon the mans organlzatlons rn our school the lVhlt8 O Club as cons1dered one of the most actu e Thexr chxef purpose IS to promote better sportsmanshrp and to uphold the meanlng of the Whxte O The Presldent was DaV1d Yorgeson mth Brent Smcxth B111 MCAHIIS Larry Mc Courtle and Gene Worsham as hls asslet ants Amon therr proyects thrs year were presentm a Smoker a Lettermen Pep Club partw and Operatlon Dltchbank The athletlc teams have a terr1f1c or qamzatlon backln, them through thls Let termen s Club Page 49 5 , 4 H p 3 C 4 , ' 'V 4 .,. Q -f ' 1 , A N t - I an ' . - t. 4 95. 5 .li -gh 1 ' r , li X 1 ' I 0' , . . . '-' o . ' as 77 ' ' v 9 ,L ' ' LK 13 1 1 a ' K - U . . . ' cw . 0' - , 5 7 - , u ' ' H . 9 - . . . or A . - -C 9 Drama Club I The Drama Club of Othello High School is one of our most active clubs this year It had quite a slow start but after two or three meetings the interest grew and soon the membership of the club grew also We have at the present time around 55 members e first accomplishment of the club was to elect officers The officers are President Gary Worsham Vice President DeAnna Byrnes Secretary Sharron Rowe Treasurer Sharon Olson e second item of the year was to write a constitution so tht we would be con sidered a Club of Othello High School Sue Plant was in charge of this On November 12 1956 we read and approved the constitution The main event of the year was the presentation of the first school play Harvey This school play was sponsored and put on by the Drama Club The Original date for the play was November 16 17 but due to difficulties in the cast it was postponed until December 6 7 On the 6th it was put on for the student body and that following night for the parents and the community It was then presented for the last time Friday the 7th Remarks from the students were quite favorable and I believe it was considered a success. Members of the drama club helped with the play in various ways lights makeup tickets props ect. We know without them the play couldn t have gone on. The Drama Club has also had one party this year. It was held at the house of one of our members JoAnn Petersen. Each member of the club and their date was invited. They played games danced and had refreshments. I think this party was considered a success also. So far this year the drama club has done quite well in all they have tried to do and we express our sincere thanks to our advisor, Mr. Ashen, for all he has helped us with. We hope that any of you that might be interested in the field of drama, and who do not belong to our club will join next year. Page 50 Patsy Grlmes and Sharron Rowe And now Mrs Slmmons what 18 your address? all Sharron Rowe and Karen Schnexder ut Mother what lf Uncle Elwood comes 1n1 fav! lv' Marshall Butcher Harvey and Elwood P. Doud Pm' 51 Marshall Butcher I understand Doctor Barbara Scogm and Marshall Butcher Oh Elwood, you haven 't changed a bxtl Qlyifffawwladnp Mmm ' J ma. PML-AQLFJAMN i.mMgsWa'aaNacC,WwUx New Wwe 'QCA lvvuvvvv ar54,a,Jo5w9 9.3 fall-.l M11-1.cgro-v 'ilu. l01 'g ' f in I I - Z-,f hm ns V 1-.I FJ 'B 1 ' 1 reliwi - . V ,, , Q AL , kk 4, ., A as . ' , ' sr ' V Q . f 4 '5 , K - -i R I CC ,, . , ,ydfi Y -I' K I ' , -K: 2. , .. f B fr E W? E 4' 2 HB ' ' H . Y f ' 3 ' ' ' n .J 532 IIN' Photography Class Second semester 0f'91 ed sometlnng to the students 1n wh1ch we can be proud of Thls was the Photography Class Frrst of all we want to thank Mr lnrdman tox taklng up hxs free perlod to teach thls class The baslc steps 1n whlch thls class learns 18 flj How to take a Good plcture and Q21 How to develop the f1lm and pr1nt It on the whlte paper Of course anybody can do at but the students are 1n there to learn how to do an excellent Job I 59 Page 5 2 52 U Qual W j of I mbers Junlor Rod and Gun Club The jumor Rod and Gun Club has about 30 me this year The club will continue thexr safe huntmg program that they started last year They have been trymg to compose a membershrp card for the club 2 fl bullet trap whrch enables them They have a 2 fl e to practrce therr shootmg The members of the Junnor Rod and Gun Club went wmter fxshrng th1s year They plan to go on more fxsh the fxshmg season Page 53 mg trips before school IS out Dunng they learned how to tle flnes Vp , .,eg 3 . +461 e at a 'Q t , lx my n X tv at ., K T N 4 , T W 4 uf 2+ Q, Eb X rf PM J xx ' f H , LX in all The Band has contrrbuted a large part to the spmt of our school and communlty by playmg at our games puttmg on entertamrng half tnme shows taknng part rn Pep Assembhes and gnvmg therr annual concert The Band has about 37 members and has been under the wonderful drrectron of Mr Wendall Holmsrron for two years They attended Band Day at WSC and plan on takmg part rn the Sprmg Festrvals '27,-s KGFHHJHP5 fly i ' 'lf' s H. - r V ff Q ll fb ' ' rr 4 Page 54 YN The Chorus thns year has been HCIIVC m several dxfferent concerts and contests Taktng part m them has been a great enyoyment for us all We would lnke to express our thanks to Mrs Ashen their Director for bemg so patrent wrth them and helpmg them on therr way 1-no-p-..,. n I 1. Page 55 6' V ,...i A i Q i 0 v , 1 i . a ' 7 l . '55 K - , 5 .f ' s we iggstf FQ V . gtg -. e . -' ' ' . 5 . if-1 ' . .R 1 L fh ' N' N ' ,L an 3: g ,. K xt t ,ar R K A Q53 Vi ' E 6 . Q f-. :ji ' K aw -ll it wc Paper Staff This year you probably noticed all eleven of the Huskie Howl staff running around trying to collect news-The Mush writer squealing with delight over a new secret just uncovered-the Sports writer hurrying first to Mr. Thompson and Mr. Green to get ' just the right account of all the games. All in all, the Friday deadline was always met with the help of the editor, Carlott L a otz, and the advisor, Mr. Ashen. We hope you have en' d Catl0m Lon I yoye reading K. g the Huskie Howl as - n Editor, I Rosemarie i much as we have enjoyed puttin ' tor Assistam Edt , g it out. Next year, we hope to make it even bigger and better. l Battle Carolyn ten vlsv nge ljlvarvell Cole Ka 3 Schne ide! ts and Att Edit0IS B' t jetty' X Wallace en Eileen CtowlCY R otters Caro RasmU55 PM CP Steve Cafdet ll Page 56 B15 OP Ruiheffotd .,., I 'rf A i I , 6 Y . ts: h , ,,t l 'i 5? s M ' , 1-. if ' . if If 'V 6 . -W . '-Q., , 9 . 1 -ii , Spo y ' , ' ' 1 V' QUQGII S uIH1Y 41+ Sh11'leV I IQ J CHU o Gabefdl fs 'Wt 'ES' Barbara Slenket Joyce Prevo Page 57 Harvest Ball Durlng the school year the FFA Chapter 1n Othello sponsored xts second annual Harx est Ball They nomlnated f1V0 cand1dates to run for queen mth each class havmg a representatlve and the club havlng one of thelr own Joyce Prevo Other representatlves lncluded Barbara Slenker Shlrley Jean Vletzke Jo Gabardl and Sunny Paradls After an all out campalgn bv the Freshmen Sunny Para d1s was elected queen Everyone engoved danclng' ln the west ern decorated corrxdor to the muslc of a western band RQ Second Annual Style Show A G1rl Can Dream Stage opens wrth grrls glancmg through the catalogue hoprng to fmd some new styles and wondermg what she should wear to dlfferent occasrons A farry godmother appears and brings her wrsh tru wh1ch opens the stage to a department store sequence showing new styles then football game prcnxc square dance payama party formal sequence The falry god mother tells about the styles whrch have all been made nn the Home Economics classes mnety five students partrclpated and over 285 styles were shown W4 x kllllr 4 MEA! O Page riff .. . .. I, . S 1 V 1 Q 5 7 9 ' ' 1, V, M it ' 'W 4 1 ' X 45533 e r at A f r' , r as , iff , gy ','-' a, ,I 7 S ' , ' Ll ' S' im ' l f 'f ' , if , ' ' i ' 7 '.'. X gi Q2 K .... I ak 'T L4 W ' 1 , -f Y' ' , K 1 5 lem , ,, , A up 5 R 3 K hr 4 , 4 A., ' W ' 1 1 V, f 9 , KEY I ' A 3 .bhp gh , S sf' a ig SJ' , A if'l'x Q X' , ff ,iff H Ji! 'Ab' V - W N ik V yr' 1, ue K V -I W Twerp Week h Among the functlons at O HS IS t e annual Twerp WVeek sponsored by the Pep Club Durmg th1s week the glrls took the role of escortlng thelr favorlte fellows on dates Lots of fun was had durmg th1s k Wh1Ch made another memory for the wee students at Othello Hlgh Page 59 letfermen-Pep Club Party Each year brings many school activities and this year was no exception. In contrast to the many dances and mixers that were held, the Lettermen sponsored a party in honor of the Pep Club In addition to dancinz, there were games entertain ment and refreshments Exeryone en1owed them selxes at this partx which IS hoped to be an annual event Page 60 PHYSICALLY ff xflf Qcyf N 5m C.. , A fy FY ff ' ' lj gk K tw-ai in E 2 4 1 'f K, 'N ' gl .Q . kia N2 fx , QF C WO -ff LQ! f '17 xl K.- 4 If A is f 2 in if VI C f 5 HQ rj I Q Q x it 'ik' Z fs WC -fjgk -14 lrxx Ill Nl xsku 'Nl IX 1 f K ,lr iyxrnwcuw gr mum Pm Lf lm ll iii Sq ruulxr Sq lumber Snprcmbcr Oatubcr Ouulxr Ouwlxr 'N mx L mlm r Nmuubcr l lalcm Blmmn 1 Q lT1X Football Schedule Junior Orlgllo 0 1 LC Dim Otlullo lphrata Orlmllo C mlm rc Otlullo mllc lhxmn ullm l msrmom Othello Rus RISLDIIJ ax Page 6' WK- ,wha - . -lim..V.l,1 Q , A V k , Cli y lg QA- '13 , 'xr 6 1- ll nw- -ll ,,,, LMA- L 6 - ll ' ' A 28, , . ., A. 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' Q K llflcy -- A fi n you ,ff ,, MM., , . fl , ' X ,I cf' Bob johnson Dave Yorgesen Earl Fegert jay Nrchols BUZZ HJEIM Senror Half Back Transfer student from Ellensburg Although mjurxes trned to keep Buzz out of the lxne up he drd hrs job very well Hrs speed was hrs best offense weapon and hrs drrve and knowledge of the game as well as hrs desrre was the major factor rn his success as a football player TED TAX junxor Center Hard work mg Ted Tax ns the type of fellow that wlll do great thmgs He was playmg sub under one of our brg fellows but Ted was always the player that could be depended on to do hrs job and do rt well EARL FEGERT Semor Quarter Back Earl out for the game of football for the frrst nme of hrs hrgh school career dnd an admirable job of dlrectnng the team from the Quarter Back posmon and wnll indeed be mrssed rn years to come KEN BROWN Soph Guard Kenny a Soph shows a great deal of promrse for the remammg years he has at Othello Ken w1ll be counted on qunte heavrly to anchor one of the Guard spots on next years team FRED ANTHONY Sophomore Half Back Fred IS a Sophomore and works at the posntlon of Half Back Dre to the lack of snze and werght he has not been allowed to show hns capabrlmes but ns bemg counted on for next season DOUG CAMPBELL junxor Tackle Dougs football story rs a From Rags to Rlches story He earned has posxtlon at the tackle spot thxs last year and con nnued to do an excellent job untxl he was later hampered by myurres Doug will be a real standout next year BRENT SMITH Senior End Brent worked 1n the capacrty of a pass catchmg end for the Huskies thns past football season He dlsplayed great talents and was fortunate to be blessed wnth speed whnch was defrnxtely a contnbutmg factor to the success of the team SAM SWENSON jumor Half Back Sam was one of the mamstays of the team thxs past season Hrs talents of bemg a successful ball carner for the Huskies can only be attributed to the keen sense of desire and hustle he drsplayed durmg the nightly practices BOB SHAW junror Buard Bob was a boy who will be long remembered by many opponents for hrs explolts of the game comes from desnre of whxch he possesses unlxmrted quanxty Bob was myured during our Homecoming game with Dayton Now fully recovered he rs really bemg counted on for the commg season one of the fnne small players of the past season Small m sxze dtd not handncap hum as far as abrllty and deslre were concerned Steve playmg b htnd a very outstanding per former offenslvely surely proved hrs value agam and agam making bone crushmg tackles from hrs lmebacker spot Larry Shaw jerry Bracken jack Martm Eugene Chrxswell Sam Swenson Bob Turner Larry McCourt1e P286 53 . I ' ' 1 . . I . , l , . , n , n u n , of 57-58. STEVE GRAY, junior, Half Back and Quarter Back. Steve was definitely I 5.91 l L5 12 4 J 'fi' S l '4 Fred Anthony 7. ff Doug Campbell fc Larry Mama Ross ohnson BOB VIETZKE Senlor Guard Bob was also Co Captam thus year and voted by hrs team mates as the most exceptronal man on the squad Bobs rugged play and leader shrp was largely responsible for the team s success thls year He IS a top college prospect for next year LARRY MCCOURTIE Junior Half Back larry one of the fastest and largest ball players on the squad was hampered early ln thc season due to an old mlury but as the season progressed he began to show more and more each game and a great deal will be expected from h1m next year STUART BIC KLEY Freshman Quarter Back Stu rn hrs frrst year of varsrty experrence d1d a very credrtable Job H15 abrlrty to handle the ball along wlth hrs physrcal attrrbutes make htm a strong contender for next years team RON GANNON Sophomore Guard Ron also makrng hrs frrst appearance m the varsltv thus yea d1d an outstandmg ,ob for the Huskxes A great gnd future IS the prophecy for thls lad JAY NICHOIS Freshman Tackle Another of our top young ROSS JOHNSON Jumor Center Brg Ross was a mamstay rn our lmc th1s year He not only IS large ID sxzc but also on des1re and love of the game RUSS JOHNSON Freshman End Russ played a lot of ball thxs year as a Frosh and proved to be one of the better pass rccervers on the team Many toachdowns are expected for h1m rn another year MICKEY ST LUISE Freshman Fullback Mrckey was alvsays out there trymg and rn a year or so rt wlll pay off for h1m Hrs des1re and determrnatlon wlll carry h1m a long way GARY GARMAN Freshman Guard Garys lack of size kept htm off the varsrty spot A year from now rt should be a drfferent story DUANE DAVIS Jun1or End Duane had anke trouble most of the season and rt prevented htm from actually showmg what he was capable of domg Maybe next year he w1lI play a lot for the Huskies SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN Semor Full Back Co Captam and prcked as the outstand mg player on the squad He was the most consxstent ground gamer on the squad and prcked up 65 pomts throughout thus season Chr1s was also a stand out on defense and undoubtedly wlll make some college an outstanding ball player We all have hopes that he wrll make that All Star ball team ELDON BLANTON S mor Half Back and End Eldon came out for football for the r rst tlme thrs year He proved he had what rt takes to be a ball player and made up for 'WIS lack of experlence with hustle and drrve DAVE YORGESEN Semor Guard Llttle Dave proved the pomt that werght does not make a ball player We1gh1ng only 140 pounds he played frrst strmg and was as good or b tter than any of hrs opponents ryan l A Page 64 Don Ennis Duane Davrs 7 L 4 ' .V pf 3 i ' I S 3, . , I , t L , .4 , 4 t 7 1 4 L I H ' ' . I , , . . s 1 - 1 ' Y 7 ' 3 I . D . . - , , . C- : players, Jay had a lot to learn th:s'year, but ,showed Slgl1S of bemg a great ball player. , 4 I . 2 . I a ' . ' , . .. . , V . N ' ' Y 7 , . . v 9 ' ' ' I D ' , , ' 4 ' by , '3 . s - 7, fi ' ' . ' , 4 . 4-wx - AA ,b ' 0 ' , M W 2- L2 I I f 2 '29 5 QT, Bob Shaw Ron Gene Worsham DON ENNIS Freshman Guard Don another Freshman lacked srze and experrence to be a frrst strrnger but showed he had what rt takes to be a ball player JIM MAYEDA Freshman Tackle jrm rs one of the largest fellows rn the Frosh class jrm may be a top lrneman before he leaves OH S KEN KENDALL Freshman, Half Back Ken was always rn there tryrng and dorng hrs best JOHN QUARLES Junror Half Back Srze hurt john s chance of dorng much rn football thrs year However he was always wrllrng to do as much as possrble when grven a chance JERRY BRACKEN junror Guard Jerry played hrs second year for the Huskres and showed a great rmprovement over last year s work He rs expected to be a marnstay on next years team BOB KOCK Sophomore Tackle Bob got a late start thrs year but drd a very fme job whrle he was out there He souhld be a better player next year JACK MARTIN Freshman Tackle jack also got a late start thrs year and hrs lack of experrence hurt hrs chances to play rn many games He proved he has what rt takes and should do a great job next year REES RISEN MAY Sophomore Half Back Re s was hampered wrth rnjurres throughout the season but by the seasons end he was dorng a very frne job Hrs drrve and determrnatron wrll Carry hrm a long way BOB JOHNSON Freshman End Bob playrng hrs frrst year of ball showed a great deal of promrse Hrs competrtrve sprrrt wrll carry hrm a long way ROSS KENDALL Sopho more Guard Srze rs the only thrng that keeps Ross off the startrng lrne up He rs a strong competrtor and wrll prove very valuable to the Huskres rn the next two years K BAILEY lunror Half Back K rn hrs frrst year of competrtron gave a prevrew of thrngs to come He rs a real hustler and wrll be top half back next year LARRY MAINE junror Guard Larry showed that thrs year he has what rt takes to be top ball player Great thrngs are expected of thrs boy BOB TURNER Sophomore End Bob was always tryrng and ready to go even though he was small and relatrvely rnexperrenced He wrll be a top player for the Huskres rn th se n xt two years EUGENE CHRISWELL Senror Tackle Gene turned out for ball for the frrst trme thrs year and really proved hrmself Hrs show of determrnatron and drrve wrll carry hrm a long way IRWIN MASSEY Freshman Guard Irwrn rn hrs frrst year on the squad drd a good job As the years roll by and he garns experrence he wrll be one of the top lrneman rn the state LARRY SHAW Sophomore Half Back Another frrst year man on the team and one of the better ones too Larrys drrve and determrnatron makes up for hrs lack of srze and speed A top prospect for next year GENE WORSHAM junror Quarter Back and End Congemal Gene proved hrs worth many trmes thrs season startrng at Quarter Back at the frrst of the season and swrtchrng to end the last half He always drd a good job Shrrley Chrrstensen Brent Smrth Bob Kock Buzz Hjelm Mrckey St Lurse P-se 65 Ken Brown Smart Brckley ,Elf ml fm W l u In T' 'S I LE. lf. Ma mil '!-.1 4 C' Huskles 1956 57 The story of the Othello Basketball Team for the year of 1956 57 is a story of youths with an admirable de termination for vsinning and to such a degree that they won the admiration of all both fans and opposition alike The nucleus of the team stemmed from two returning lettermen Shirley Christensen and Larry McCourt1e The remainder of the lst squad being composed mostly f underclassmen short in height but long on desire and attitude was Buzz Hjelm Gene Warsham and Larry Shaw Most athletic teams gain strength from the re serves out for the sport for after all it is through their work and efforts that the team is ready for any campaign The Huskies group of reserves were certainly those who could be counted on with such persons as Brent Smith Ross ohnson Bob Shaw Steve Gray K Bailey Perry Holton Eldon Blanton and Earl Fegert The year was indeed a new challenge for the small hustlrng Huskies but .1 year to be remembered by all The victory oxer Ritzxille which was the first in the schools history the near victory against the Wenatchee Panthers who had the Huskies 5 inches a player and ever so many other thrills that were provided throughout the year It is indeed a sad note for the coach of the coming season who at graduation this year will lose an outstanding group of athletes. They are: Shirley Christensen Buzz Hjelm Earl Fegert Eldon Blanton Perry Holton and Brent Smith. The future of the Huskies will indeed be carried on in fine style by the group of returning lettermen. It is 0 this group and to the boys who have played their last game for the Red and White of Othello that vue say Thanks boys' for a job well done. Page 67 Page 68 waifffff 1 M 1 ff af 1,52 WWW? W+3?'f no nf ,442 W 1 .4 if W 'QM nf?-9 1 F W fix' Z5 AV W3 r fy If 4 9. Q 1,14 751 ,hw Ez, Mm, l qua Z?6l5L8i lx 'W 'Www Y my if .Q -, Vx Page 69 C PQI' olzd Jeri CHERYL BARRIE SHIRLEY JEAN VIETZKE SUE PLANT 4? QT' 'Wi ,ar OHS has much thanks to gnve to Cheryl Barrre ahnrley jean Vretzke and Sue Plant for thexr efforts m producmg a loud but cheerful high school I thelr brrght red and whrte outfrts the glrls full of pep and energy lead us through our old and new yells Smrlmg and cheermg they have encouraged us to become so enthused that several trmes we have found ourselves gomg home happy but wrrh very sore throats We shall always remember the games where the grrls worked so hard for us Let's gxve a BIG flfteen for our wonderful cheer leaders Page 70 H nf' ,F 4 1 ,pw .R ,.. , LM ,J me t M. v 5? 5 'fix . . . U U 9 3 , 1.9 Q 4 g, I I , ' - barn Swenson ,gil Coach Uauger Ross lxendall Douff Oberdem Wallace 'Nhltelson hen lxendall Wrestllng 1957 was Othellos flrst year rn full scale wrestlrng compeutnon They got new tnghts and headgear because of madequate mats The team enyoyed many long trrps Outstandmg was Sam Swensen who won a large percentage of hrs matches Others on the team lncluded 105 Ken Kendall and Wes Green 117 Doug Oberdem and ohn arles 170 Don Swofford and ames 177 Larry Adams 133 Elvun Morrrs and Ixen Kendall 138 Charles Vogt 145 Larry Marne 154 Sam Swenson 165 Doug Campbell and ack Marrm 175 Paul Wester hoff and Bob Vretzke The managers were Wallace Mrkelson and 11m Mayeda Coaches were Mr Gauger and others tm.. Daxe Horgeson Llwlu N1o1r1s Jun May eda Page 71 L rv an D I g ws ' A f 1 f 1 1 x 1' 4 1 3 I ' . 5.0 X, , f .ff Ki. il' ' 7 45 'N .v. 1 1 . - , 1 'A 1 7 S D M J- I I L l Y V at K , V In Y fl. 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' . - P W V' , ,, pr i 7 ,V gl V J., I i , ' -J , L T, ' . v ef xr ly Q u H E 3 E s 1 l r K N B 1 If V s. ...afar JN ,W Y A . as 'Nh wwfjr g 6lCL Sqlfla Othello High School, agam strnvmg to balance xts athletnc pro- gram, launched into track and held for the second year Many more parucnpants took part than the year before nn the year 1957 The pace was set by senxors Buzz Hjelm, 1n the dashes, Brent Smxth m 440, Shrrley Chrxstensen m the 880 and shot put, Bob Vletzke ln the we1ghts and Bxll McAnl1s and Gary Worsham tn the mlle and many others All m all the boys dld a very fme job and attamed a hrgher ratmg than nn any season m the past Page 72 -gadegdf --4?'iN The graduation of all but 4 or 5 of the 1956 squad means that a lot of new faces were in this years edition. Returning lettermen were Larry McCourtie Gene Worsham and Bob Turner with additional help being expected from Charles Vogt and Bill Rasmussen. They participated in any league competition and played Moses Lake Ephrata Quincy Warden Lind and Connell. The 1956 team had a season record of 7 wins and 8 losses and finishing in a tie for the Adams Franklin County League Title but losing to Connell in a playoff. Page 73 uw .gflwof 012013 ' '1 Mr. and Miss 0.H.S. Because of their interests in their school, Shirley Christensen and Beverely Kirk- wood were chosen Mr. and Miss O.H.S. of the year 1957. They both may add this to many other honors they have received for their school spirit and personalities. Shirley was President of the A.S.B. and the outstanding athlete of the year. Beverly is an active Pep Club member and A.S.B, Secretary. , Page 74 JJ ff film and Mrss Senior Barbara Slenker and Bob Vretzke Mr and M155 lumuf Shlflel' lean Vlefzke and Steve Gfal' 2 ,S -- 4 A well chosen couple to represent therr sentor class ns Barbara Slenker and Bob Vtetzke Bob was Mr Sophomore unlor and rn addrtton to be Mr Semor He won the Insprratxonal Award th1s year for Football Barbara has been very actlve her frrst year at Othello She played a role rn Harvey and may adn thus to the ntle of Best Dressed Mr and Mrss Sophomore Sue Plant Larry Shaw -a- Cb Peppy Sue Plant was chosen by her classmates as Mrss Sophomore this year Last year she was Miss Freshman Sue IS rn Pep Club Drama Club and IS a Cheerleader for Othello Hrgh School Larry Shaw an asset to both the football and basketball teams was chosen Mr Sophomore Larry was mrnated 1nto the Whlte O Club th1s year Page 7 5 ,at Bounctng around the halls on Frxday afternoon rs Mlss Junlor herself Shrrley ean Vletzke She was Homecommg Prrncess and has held the posltlon of for the Huskxe team and for OHS One of the top personalntxes of OHS was voted M unxor Steve Gray He IS actrve IU all the school funcnons and nn sports Steve holds the Vxce Presxdency and rn 56 was ASB Treasurer Mr and M1ss Freshman Sunny Paradxs Stuart Bxckley 4x 'Q A good supporter of O H S and his freshman class ns Stuart Bxckley Mr Freshman He IS an outstand mg young member of our Huskxe team rn sports As full of fun and sparkle as her name Sunny Paradrs was rated as number one Frosh grrl this year Another of her achrevements was Harvest Ball Queen Mr. ' ' , ' . - ' V I U U D9 ,gg . df 4 A Q: rr:-rl ' I 'ak I . A J - 3. r 4 ww H in 9' v I K , V 1. .1 7 J s . ' 'F 4 . Z, aaf 'D U ,I fi A A' all 1 4 B ll ra S y A L 5 , , M . , J ' . mg Presrdent of hrs senlor class, he was also chosen Cheerleader for two years. B1cky's full of enthusiasm ' ll ll V ' ' ' . : , . . ' I - - 1 1 sr N I K S53 s ' D . Y . I ' , . Q . ' 7 3 Being Pe C p ,lub President Fditor of the Annual and Chccrleader it is no xxondcr we have chosen Cheryl to be most tctixe girl at O HS Bueford who in in the junior class and 1 very actin member of FF A Kms chosen this year to be our most active boy Keep up the good work Sherb if 4' 'tb Mosr LIKELY TO an ev' MA'-r MOST ACTIVE and 4 L SUCCEED JI , u f?, i? -au J' uv-,kv if ' ,f -sly-mtg' ' - f -, , ,,,,1,fw f rl 'JQLQW ' . V X, s A ' ,f 1 4 Richard can usually be found studyin h in his Freshma g ard. He well earned h' n year. is scholarship award Janie Booker is active in her Senior class and is President of Girls' Lea an active member of Peo Club and does well in ' Page 76 gue. She is everything she attempts, oyce Prevo rs ve ry outstandrng Her personalrty shows up rn her A S B off all her classes Look for a brrght sml :ce and re and a frrendly word and 0 ll k rrght behmd rt Gene Worsham you can hear y u now Joyce rs a mrle away Thrs actrve fello around and we hope to w rs a pleasure to be see a lor more of Gene n ext year BEST DANCERS If you see a l ll sn- ga uxtrmg a rug on the dance floor 1r's lfkely to be, Doroth S l wrth her blond hanr flyxng shes a l y tee e, swel srght anywhere jlm Plant rs a dancer's delrght too A hard worker and lots of f better than to ever tur d un you'll know n own a dance wrrh hrm , 4 ll ealll l BEST PERSONALITY , H J Q , aw v t Page 77 X N fx' I I Patsy Gnmes has been a famnhar fn gure around OHS Her smlle and personality are always around She was ln Harvey and we thmk shes grand Bob Vtetzke 15 certainly known P d res1 ent of the Senior Class Semor Ball Kmg and a swell sport he IS always a favonte Q Q ,r BEST FIGURE WITHEST Brent Smxth was chosen agam this year for bemg the wlmest guy nn school Brent rs acuve tn his Semor Class and 15 always good for a lau h 8 Any time you want to hear a yoke or a funny story lust go meet Claudia She can nearly always be found wrth a grxn on her face Page 79 7 J , . ' 3 .V -X 'JK we -,., f3,Q.A ai , 1 ' . Y. -VBSWW4 ,3ft'tg.,'-- 'HIM - K 5 . A-A ,ew 1.19 . e P - ,1 ,' f QL' L ,pg V ' I WU , ,-' 3? ' 'u Penny Buck d eserves this award if anyone does. Vice President of Girls League and holding other offices she does her job well, just as she does everything else. Duane Davis occupies this spot. A real fellow in his field year. Great things are ex and he is a Junior this pected from Duane. BEST MANNERS A ff? Jfffdefg 333 L44 9 ol MJQ6 ff V! ffw'J9 W ef qfffijv D! W lftffopxdw bww u -jim My Ay Bl le O'U!MOST ATHLETIC year we have two Seniors Shi King 'aww Y , 15 'D is A Back again for the third rley Christensen and Shirley Chris is active in all sports and was President of AS B this year Shirley is an active Pep Club member and loves ll Pa e 8 K ' . I lu . , A xo WMA f r iqjx. 9 JP ' foil v ' i S 1 X rp 9901 fp , U Q i tx D 5 1 I . L! , K K J ' v 5 ' , ' L-V' ,,e 1 X ., fi r 1 i 'Q' - L, ,gl ' ef Oy X L fist' C, ,, if bl, . fflee 2 :wma fv' V ' i 51, vw ffl 1 W feaef if 1 ' ,J - -, 5, ' iv- ' 1, W ffifff, -4-HM sf . .f ,, n -t f, . A ar 59 f A A .. ' F9 iii - A if 5 'fi 91 'w l C ., of fl- ' 1 J T? a sports 8 0 Be erly K k ood --f Homecommg Queen Q--3' WN' Pg 81 7 UVRJJ L L3 of ar' X0-' v W V VK X efflfyx, J-Q UTHELLU Vl5lTUR Page 82 The Homecotnrng weekend was a yoyous oc casron at OHS durmg a fabulous football season The cheerrng for the team and gettlng ready for the Homecomrng Dance were all part of an an Greetrng Alumnr preparmg posters sellnng pro grams plannrng rallles decoratmg for the dance or ganrzrng concesslons choosmg royalty pracnce for marchmg and wmnrng a grad football game ll went rnto the makxngs of a wonderful weekend full of memorres for all of us aww! tw Y X - K ' vy :lv K X v XJ V I 5 XJ JL X, M Lb E iw 7 X . X' JL U F. R! ,r Q I als s We ff ROV, N 5 5 at J 'T . ,V ' if N FN, 'Eg V V trv .nu XNWOIL 1' X V . 4 - , bl lo. J V ,vlfj Xl' X . kb- Q X L. Lf A Q wb a , - ' ' , f J X a f 1 L f gju X9-P Kb, ,, A exp! I 5 l M I fl ,, ,Vx - vw L 1 V I ' ' 'rin ' 4' , -M 650 .I Nt ,7 . , y fa y. Q A X if W l my -x V QMM1 D . nual event in our school. :A. Vyyvaf T . 2 . ' . . ' ' W , ' , ' 1' , , a t. t l l Ales . - I rum, y 5 yy at y 2' W' ,is by s' Q Q Ya Am t Nothmg But a Hound Dov Young Love Bronco Buster ae QM ,. 'CNW' Jim Meetmg vull come to order Page 83 -if I' no Llttle Losevs Age of Innocence Niuslc hath stralns? A 6 . , . O va O . , . M . x N ' , , I , . 'V ' , ' , f .1 ., i ,K ,J ,iff C. ' .,, Q '31 f .Qf V ' IW ' I , .,, H at Lia 4 f f' ' 'Mfg' - 5: A- A E , -- '-:T -I T kc 132. lsj g . .. g - ' 1 ' 2:53-iz- ff, We 'Q Q U Lf z, ff' 5 5-,L ., -e c Q - 3' it , Q.-5233? ' igzi 35 P ,lf 7 , L . f a ., Qi S X . - - 1. 11 ' I A perfect hkeness Worklng hard? Hardly worklng 4 e What lnnocence fin ,-0 in Learmng to bo1l water 'WA Improvmg the mmd Wlth Davy Crockett if Merry Chrlstmas The sly one Page 84 f , N. V ' rel , 'W r ,.ffi5:45wE , , , . V .!,,i'Q-ffijg A , ,, - r J- f sf ' A Q . be I s A ff' 2 J Qu - 7' ui' I -3 N, 2144.7 ,,Ve my-:fag y W , I , 1 ufijgwiyf, ,, ' f ' JL 3 r ff P 2' : cf fi 1 1 C ef: --gg 5 , .W ' er 1 V y ,??' we a Q A , 1 b , my K 1 ' r 1 N525 , .. ,,., fi d 2, ,kwa , V ,L gf? ,, fV.A.x,gg I ' f 5. A ,f7,4,'Z' Am t he a handsome brute? Lots of gals but not much slumber Th1s IS the Drama Club? What a dehght' , I Peekmg at po11o shots W N Page Such pasmon ! .sw- 85 On the Waterfront In the year of 1970 we the young ClXllIZCCl lnhabltams of O H S receive our monthly African ournal To our surprlsc wc find familiar faces of the class of 57 Here are some of the articles We fmd larry Kcnt and Mike Hogan still trying to cross a hxppopotamus with a Holstein cow Results Hippo Holstein Dave Yorgensen is Instructor and Myrtle Frlesen is secretary of their agriculture department in the Con o river xalley When Carolyn Ungrad learned that her Senior cla smares were in Africa she put On quite a show for them with her trained Zebras and Kangaroos in her own Rodeo We see Coach Shirley Christensen coaching a Pigmy football team to be shipped back to Coach Thompson at O HS Manager Beverly Kirkwood is Carrying palls of water from the Amazon to the team We see Cheryl Barrie leading her powerful cheering section of Cannibals We wonder how she is making out7 Claudia Palo was hard to find but we succeeded She was seen wrestling with a member of the Ape tribe Brent Smith is teaching ballet with his assistant Bill Rasmussen to the Wakube tribe Karen Schneider and Marshall Butcher are giving vocal lessons to the plate lip Ubangi warriors lm Plant and Buzz Hjlem are directing their revised production of Karamoja starring Shirley King and Judi Cobb Carlota Lotz Marvel Cole and Dorothy Steele were found singing and dancing in the Coquilhatvill Saloon own d by Curtis Hodson who struts around with a big banana in his mouth Ar this point we hear a weird howl Elvis Chr1swell coming into view singing Don t Be Cruel with a tribe of native teen age girls following close behind Bob Vietzke and Barbara Slenker are demonstrating to the natives the advantages of a Bikini bathing suit fyrng the natives jared Hendickson and Wayne Rathbun were found happily married to two of the Chiefs daughters of the Uijij Tribe We wish them luck in many ways We find Rosemtrue King The African Queen and as her princesses we find Sherrill Martin and Vllda Nickols Walter Montgomery chauffeurs them around through the jungle rn his blue Olds convertible Berme Henshaw and Bill Haight haxe a co operation for improvement on drag strips on the Purple Plain Deep in the ivory country we find the Ford Mercury Campany run by Earl Fegert and Sid Carter Not much luck' Janie Booker is still giving demonstrations on new f1xtures only to the Bobgoozizy Tribe in Africa now Perry Holton and Barbara Scogin are discoxcrinv new elements for their own Chemistry Lab in the swamps We see Barbara Hetterle running a Power an Pow ers Pl t with the assistance of all the ltttle Latcr toward the end of our yourn y we find Eldon Blanton as a witch doctor and his eul partncr Patsy Hammer working oxer a pot of burning herbs Mayre Lou Wilcox was found with her hair dragging the ground with thc children getting frec rides on her png tails L onard Maine was mistaken for a pigmy at one time and was taken off to bc their Chief At thc end of our trail we find Deloris 'V mey telling fortunes to ld 57 OH S classmates the native can nibals and a fcw survning o Africa we see Pat Rutherford coming off the AHWCYICHU PIHUC one look around and shes ready to turn back Page 86 3 Y I 7- . . I V . ., I 1 A 'L g 8 . K ' ' ' I V. 1 - . . ,. . . . U . Y 3 . r ' - Q ' ' . I ' ' I 1 In z 4 i , I ' v' C C - K t . , . . ' . - . e e , A beauty shop, ran by Elaine Bracken and Beverly Wallace, is very active in beauti- . . . . I , I , - , L A . A Vg . D 7 , Y . i C 5 Y ' ' v' . r ' U ' , l , ' V ' L i 7' 'I J i ,A ' , vt ' ' v v L ' ' , ' ,. ' ' 1 i , ' ' . Arriving late in ' , ' i I - Ql'll,0l Clffif I Barbara Scogrn do hercby wnll my quret reserxed and forever calm vorce to Mr Gauger May he have some use for rt I Carolyn Ungrad do hereby wrll my n ckname to Carol Wallace old parkrng spot the Wmdmrll to Arlene Faudree and my false b rt stxll two good frnger narls to Deanna Byrnes I Irrey Hendrxckson esqurrc b mg of sounfl mind and body I thxnk wxll my curly harr to Mr Gauccr and my hot rod magazxnes to Lawrence Earl Pettnbone I Carlota Lotz wrll my job at the theatre to Claudette Peters rn hopes that she can keep lt I also wrll my abrlrty rn shorthand to Colette Peters and Shxrley jean Vretzke I Claudxa Palo do hereby w1ll my lrttle black hot red to Maxrne Rorvrk my walk and bowlegs to Bxllv Fredrrcks my nrckname of The Roadrunner to Glorxa Lotz and to all the unror grrls I w1ll all the Saturday nrghts at the N C O Club and the good trmes I Shcrrell Martln vull my long haxr to Connre Montgomery mn the hopes that she keeps If lookrng better than I have I also wlll my dlet Cwhlch I dont haveb I M1rxcllColc mll my abrlrty rn math to Deanna Byrnes my four classes to Carolyn V n A de Walter Montgomery wrll my abrlrty to play my horn to Gary G my torn conver trble top to Lors Blanton and Rose Mary I-I so-1n conclusron I wrll leave I rm Plant wrll to Larry Pcttxbone my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Broemlxng and my bottle opener to Larry MtCourt1e I Brll Rasmussen do hereby wnll my abnlrty to keep out of trouble to Wesley Green and my posrtxon rn Student Publxcatnon class to Bob Bruenhaver I also wrll my abllrty to argue wrth Mr Peterson to Ross Kendall I Karen Schnerder wrll all my left over Thrngs to Sue Plant my argument wrth Mr Ashen to jo Rowe and my vorce to Larry Adams I Bev Wallace do hereby wrll my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Spooner to Georgr anna Conners my messenger route to oanne Peterson for Carolyn and Oakre and my de voted srster Carol Wallace I leave my semor book of O H S I Brent Smnth vull my herght to Rnchard Losey and my sxze I4 shoes to anyone that can flll them I Vllda Nlchols wrll my abrlnty to get good grades ID Mr Petersons class to my brother jay Nrchols I Barbara Slenker hereby wrll my freckles to Carolyn Vance eyelashes to Dorothy Massey and my short harr to Patsy Grrmes gf,,.,f3gw11,l gum Maas, 1-'QL S5641- fffya-271, ff L!.,M-ln g -f Page Sf I . 1 , . 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