Palouse High School - Kernel Yearbook (Palouse, WA)

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cat' On September 6 1938 35 lrttle boys and grrls trudged up 'Nlorth Hrll to be greeted by Nlrs Bruner to start therr fxrst year of school They were Leland Carlson, Wayne Chase Charles Day lxenneth Draper, Darrel Davrs, Lee Hollum, Lugene Hrll, Cecrl Johnson, Glenn johnsten, C hrxs lxammeyer, Kenneth Marn, Raymond Nloore, Fdward McKinney, james McG1nn1s, Boyd Nrchols Bxlly Parkrns, Carl Perry, Clrfford Proctor Donald Shrrner, Charles Shobe and Nlelvrn Thompson The grrls were Lela Nlae Batten, janet Belzer Betty Boone Dolores Fagg Carol Fordrce, Betty Lou Hrllman, Iva jean Kxenbaum, Nlarjorre 'Moore Sally Nlagle, Jean Payne, Jeanette Quam Annabelle Srmon Joan Spencer and Nlerrrlee Tate The second grade was also spent on the North H111 wrth Nlr Srbert as teacher Stanley Bauer, Robert Vollmer and Vrrgrl Wakefreld yorned the class, whrle Leland Carlson, Charles Day lxenneth Draper, Kenneth Nlarn Boyd Nrchols, anet Belzer, and jean Payne all moved away leavmg only 31 Part of the thrrd grade was spent rn the old grade school burldrng on the South Hrll and great was our yoy when we moved to thrs frne burldrng about Thanksgrvxng trme The teacher was Nhss Drndorf The class had 32 members that year Gerald Worthy and Vera Long were welcomed when they jorned the fourth grade class whrch numbered 36 that year and at the end of the year Nlrss Rrley passed the class to the frfth grade That year Orpha West and Nlarron Arrasm1th yoxned the class Xlr Cassell the musrc teacher as well as flfth grade teacher started most of the class rn a grade school band Durrng the next year Nirs Rogers and then Nlrs Bruner who substrtuted for srx weeks untrl Mrs Chase came were the teachers who frnally got the class through the srxth grade In the seventh grade Robert Turner yorned our group and stayed for a year and a half untrl he moved to Pullman This was the frrst class that Nlrs Xlrtchell taught m Palouse Durrng that year we were proud to w1n the beautxful sxlk flag gryen by the Curtrs Publrshrng Co as an award for sellmg the most magazme subscrrptrons The next year Mrs N1cNew was our teacher and Darleen Damon Nlarxe H xrwood Drck DeLong Fya Nlae Boswell, lorned the class At the end of that ye lr 26 recerved therr erghth grade drplomas HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY The next fall 29 green freshmen looked forward to the next four years rn hrgh school Robert Hollen Dale Davre Neal N1cKe1l1ps, and Shrrlev Nlrller yomed the class whrle Grace Howard dropped out After mrtratron the class felt that rt could weather anything that the next few years had to offer Later on a return dance was gryen to the Sophomores Durrng the frrst two years many jorned orgamzatrons such asl ll A C A A F I A Honor Socrety, Nlewspaper, Glee C lub Pep Club l ettermen s C lub etc Durrng the Sophomore year one of our classmates Bev erly Chaney was marrred and Nlarre Harwood and Drck DeLong moved A dance was gry en rn honor of the Freshmen At last jumors and upperclassmen That vear Iva I ee lxelley Bob Turnbow and Nlel v1n Taggart were new classmates Nlaryorxe Nloore and lwva Nlae Boswell Shrrley Klrller, Robert Hollen, and Dale Davre all transferred to Nioscow or other Idaho schools Dale and Ccontmued on the second followrng pagej ' 1 1 L r . . I , f . . . , . , . , . . . 1 1 1 , r . I r , 1 9 L L 1 A 1 1 1 L ' r . . , Y , . 1. 1 L 1 A .l , . 1 . V I . . . l v v v.. 1 , . . . . .. . , V lx , C L I 1- ' ' ' 1 . , .. . 1 V l . . . .. . C l U .r ,1 1 ' , ,U . ' . 't . ' u , ,r , I. , 1 . ., , 1 1 . k , 5. , ' ' V '. . .,1. . ., .'..., ' , . N ' 1. - . , , ,. , , . ' v f 1 V . ' -1 4 .1 A ' Q 'P V I 1 ' , 4 1 '1 A ' . Y . . 4 V . V. .. . - . . , , , A 4 . 0

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'Ld I was seated rn Lnron Depot rn St Lours wartrng for the west bound tram to take me back to Palouse Whrle wanderrng around the depot to occupy my mrnd wrth somethrng for the two hours I had to wart, I notrced a darly paper lyrng rn a vacant seat Not seerng the owner near I thought I would read untrl trarn trme I prcked rt up, notrcrng there was a memorandum of consrderable srze lyrng beneath rt I read the sports page and strll hav rng plenty of trme before the tfalfl would arrrve I prcked up the memorandum and started to turn the leaves absently I stopped rather suddenly when I saw wrrtten on the frrst page The personal drary of Henry F Schwartz for the year of 1960 Thrs rmmedrately awoke memorres of a teacher where I once went to school Naturally, I was rnterested rn what he was dorng so I started to read the drary I found he was a professor at Niontana State Col lege But what rnterested me even more than hrs account of hrmself was the account of hrs meetrng wrth my frrends of the Class of 1950 He had found what they were dorng and had wrrtten rt rn hrs drary whrch I had so fortunately found I wrll admrt I was somewhat drsappornted but not surprrsed when I read jan 18 Thrs mornrng s paper states rn huge headlrnes that the noted convrct, Vrrgrl Wakefreld has made another sensatronal and courageous escape from Walla Walla The great detectrve, Dangerous Dan Drddlefrnger alras 'Nleal Mckellrps, rs hot on hrs trarl We wonder, though, rf 'Veal can keep away from the Caswell s long enough to catch hrm jan 23 Tonrght was the openrng nrght of one of my former students Jeanette Quam, at Carnegre Hall Thrs great pranrst rs preparrng for her concert rn Paris whrch wrll be openrng rn the sprrng head mechanrc to be none other than Nlel Taggart Whrle wartrng for my car a new 1960 Cadrllac owned by Dale krenbaum, drove rn It seems he rsn t havrng any trouble keeprng Evelyn now Nlarch 12 Today, I went rnto Nlademorselle Annabelle Srmon s Beauty Salon to get a manrcure Here I found she rs strll cuttrng harr Whrle wartrng, Joyce Lyon came rn for her darly harr cut As we were talkrng she told me she rs secretary at Boone s lumber mrll where Betty has taken over her fathers mrll and several others rn Idaho Aprrl 8 Whrle walkrng down the street I met the former Darleen Damon and Sally 'Nagle tryrng to make rt down to the P F I wrth therr srx chrldren to see therr dads Robert Vassar and Don Brllrngs Just then a streak of yellow came flashrng by and came to a sud den halt as he saw a blonde standrng on the corner Well, what do you know, rt was none other than Nlarron Arrasmrth, who rs strll after the banker s daughter Nlay IO Today as I drove through the country I saw a large srgn whrch read Spotted Poland Chrna Prgs for sale, see Vera Long I stopped to talk to her and rn our conversa tron I found that her nerghbor rs Chrrs Ixammeyer who rs dorng well on hrs OO acre farm june 9 I saw Carl Perry and hrs new brrde Faye Wall Carl rs employed at Worthy s Hardware Gerald Worthy has taken over Henderson s Hardware and also Henderson s daughter july 4 Today I took rn the Lewrston Rodeo where joan Spencer was leading the pa rade on her black Arabran horse joan now owns a large dude ranch I also saw Iva Lee lxelley happrly herdrng prgs and krds for kenny 'Nagle Lrfe on the farm rs lust what she needed . , ' , . . I gg - . ,, Y . . . .- . , V . . . H . . , . . , . . Y - , . U . . , . 1 , . N . . . . . , . . U . L . . , Feb. 3--I stopped my car at the Studebaker garage today, and to my surprise I found 1 ' I . . . . , , . ' 9 1