Palouse High School - Kernel Yearbook (Palouse, WA)

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cf! ARION ARRASNIITH wrlls hrs herght and way wrth the Freshmen grrls to Don Culton IVA LEF RELLEY wrlls her abrlrty to play the freld to Sharon Lazelle JOAN SPENCFR wrlls her sweater to Isla NIaryott Nlay rt hold rts shape forever CHRIS lxANINIEYER wrlls all hrs clarm on Boyce Barley to Buck Thompson JOYCE LYOIN wrlls her abrlrty to tell tall tales to Irankre Sayer JEANIETTE QLANI wrlls her quret, studrous ways to Garl Brantner SALLY NAGLE wrlls her abrlrty to play drums to Charles Shobe DARLEEN DANIONI wrlls her smrle and pleasrng personalrty to Betty Nlakefreld NIAE BATTEN wrlls her rnterest rn Ted Thompson to Lourse Ward CFCIL JOHNJSON wrlls hrs abrlrty to keep out of trouble to the junror boys They could use VERA LONG wrlls her abrlrty to play the prano to jrm Stratton BILLIE NIORRIS wrlls next year s football party to anyone who thrnks he can handle AIVNIABELLE SIMON wrlls her frgure to Sarah Darley 'NIEAL NICKFLLIPS wrlls hrs exclusrve rrghts to the road between Palouse and Potlatch to Darrell Herrrng VIRGIL WAKEFIELD wrlls hrs abrlrty to pester people and get rnto trouble to Geraldw Hr BETTY BOONE wrlls her extra credrts to Dale Ixrenbaum so that he can graduate next year NIFI VINI 'I AGGART wrlls hrs economrcal Studebaker to Tootre so that he can make more ORPHA WEST wrlls her abrlrty to strck to one man to Patsy Kuehner NIFLVIN THONIPSON wrlls hrs abrlrty to have fun at the expense of the teacher s patrence to jack Redman CARL PERRY wrlls all hrs rnterest rn Faye to anyone rnterested GERALD WORTHY wrlls all hrs clarm on Kay to anyone who wrll take her because two can t lrve as cheap as one BOB TLRNIBOIX wrlls hrs wavy harr to Fred and Tootre so that they won t have to get more Tonrs To NIR DLBFS, we wrll a rubber baseball bat so he can lose hrs temper and not hurt any one To NIR SCHWARTZ we wrll one bottle of mercury two bottles of hydrogen sulphrde some new wrndow blrnds and a bottle of mustache grower To NIR HOLIXAX we wrll one large waste paper basket for excess gum and a bottle harr tonrc To NIRS GLLNIN. we wrll a glove to put over her rron hand To NIR TRFNIBLAY we wrll one ofthe rare forms of lrterature God s I rttle Acre keep hrm occupred rn the evenrng after school To NIR RIGBY we wrll a brrds eye vrew of ORVILLE and we hope he can see rt To NIR BARR we wrll a bottle of harr dye to cover up the gray harr obtarned at football and basketball games To NIRS PARKS wrll a cook book and sewrng basket To the Class of 51, we wrll all the good qu lrtres of the Class of 50 and we hope that none of the bad ones slrp rn W ' 1 , . . . . X . ' ll ' ' P, , . . . V . V , . . . I V. . I l r I ' l ' I L . 4 . . . . , . A A L, . . . . . 0 it. . . ' ' ' it. , Q , . . . I . L A 4 . . . . . . 1 - r ' ' ' ' S ' trips to Oakesdale. I I . . 4 . . . Y . ,, I ' ,I A ' Q 1 Y , , , . . . ', ' - of A I lk r, Y I I , , ' ' tt 1 ' U9 . . -. , , - to n I , Y . . . . ' V . U . . ' , we V . 1 ,' 3 ' ' y

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HISTORY Ccon tj Jean lxlenbaum moved to Rockford whrle Bob Vollmer dropped out Later Dale C ame back The Junror Class play was grven The Skeleton Walks under the drrectron of Nir Tremblay whrch was a success The Junror Prom was also held rn honor of the graduatlng Senrors The theme was Deep Purple and Fev Pratt and hrs orchestra furnrshed the musrc Sev eral unrors had mayor Jobs on the newspaper staff Edrtor rn Chref Sally Nagle 'Nlews Edrtor Jeanette Quam, Feature Edrotr Nlae Batten, and Productron Manager Orpha West At last after 11 years of work and play we are proud to be Senrors Brg Wheels Brllre Morrrs from Spokane and Joyce Lyon, from Portland lorned our class The Senror Play was Almost Summer In the cast were 'Veal N1cKell1ps, Iva Lee Kelley, NIZIIOD Arrasmrth Sally Nagle Melvm Thompson Carl Perry Betty Boone, V1rg11Wakef1e1d Darleen Damon, and Joyce Lyon Frfteen of the class have been together 8 years 13 9 years 11, 11 years, and 10 of us have gone to school for the entrre 12 years together These are Betty Boone, Nlae Batten Sally 'Nlagle Jeanette Quam, Annabelle Srmon Joan Spencer Cecrl Johnson, Chrrs Kammeyer, Carl Perry and Nlelvm Thompson Everyone of the 10 Sen1or boys are Lettermen and all played on the football team So by thrs h1story of the Senrors of 1950 you can see that they have lrved up to therr motto, Lrfe rs a prcture so pamt rt well PROPHISCY Ccon tj August 24 I recerved a letter from Orpha West Larson today announcrng the brrth of her 7th chrld She sa1d she IS strll lrvrng at the Congress Hotel at Palouse She also sard Bob Turnbow rs strll rackrng brllrard balls rn Spokane but now he owns the Brllrard Room September 19 Today I went to the Caprtol to see the Presrdent When I got there he was rn conference wrth hrs personal advrsor, Brllre Nlorrrs, who seems to be enyoyrng her self rn her new ly acqurred Job October 20 Today I went back to old P H S and there I saw Nlae Batten who has taken over Joe Tremblay s place as Englrsh and French teacher She rs also helpmg rn the hot lunch room peelmg spuds December 12 Tonrght I attended a basketball game between the Red Heads and the House of Davrd The center of the House of Davxd s team was Cecrl Johnson He s havrng qurte a trme growrng a beard but has frnally succeeded The manager of the Red Heads was none other than Nielvm Thompson Seems he rs really havrng a trme smoochmg now Thrs completed the account of my frrend s work I went away satrsfred that our class had done as well as could be expected and had accomplrshed most of what rt had set out to do I should apologrze to Nlr Schwartz, perhaps for takmg the lrberty of readmg h1s drary but rt was not pryrng currosrty that prompted me to read rt, but a frrendly mterest rn the people about whom he had wr1tten I ,. . , . , . . . H , J, . , I -- x A I . .. u ll ' ' ' - . . J . . . I . .. - . -- , X A I! I :QA I CU V . , ' n ' r DD , . 1 1 ' u YD . ' ' I 0 L A' L . . Y . . . 1 1A 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . : . , 1 Y 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 . . . . . H . 1 . . . . H , . , 1 . , . . . . , 7 ' .. . ' Y . . . . .c. 'A ' J , . . . . Q . . , V . , - . . . 7 . . . . H . ,, . . . . . , ' . . . , , , . , . ' . . . . . . , , .