Palouse High School - Kernel Yearbook (Palouse, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

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L,...,.,,...-1..,., P If Ep , 1' 5'kX'f'x -Q, YW School Board Mr. Hietala Mr. Mahn Mr. Sanders Mr. Perkins Mr. Bloom Mr, Hulett Mr. Buckallew School Bus Drivers Gail Brantner Joe Lynd Bill Batten Chris Kammeyer Cooks Mrs. Boone Mrs. Darling N Janitors Mr. and Mrs. McKim1ey MR. BLOOM Superintendent MRS. PARKS Home Economics Faculty MR. SNYDBR X Pglucipal MRS. GLUNK Commercial MR. WHITE Coach MR. PARKS English MR. HOLWAY MR, SCHIAAUDER Music Agriculture Student Council Back row: Dick A., Richard S.. Don H. , lack Randy P. B., Ted R.. row- Bonnie B. , From , Marge T . , Virginia B. , Marlene C. Offce Stuff M C. , Roberr Bonnie B., Virg' ' Student Body Officers V ice President Dick A. Secretary Virginia B. Treasurer Richard S. President Randy P. ariene a C mia B . F MW VIRGINIA BARR Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dainty Dozen 3, Three Fives 4, Honor Chorus 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 4, Solo Contest 4, Cheerleader 3, One-Act Play 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 2,4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Girls' State 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Secretary 3, FHA President 4, Girls' League 1, Class Rep. 2, Class Secretary 3, Student Body Secretary 4, Office Staff 4, Fair Queen 4. DICK ANKCORN MARLENE COX Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3,4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3,4, Newspaper Editor 3, Class Vice President 1, Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society Secretary 3,4, One-Act Play 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Honor Band 3, 4, Girls' State 4, Annual 3, 4, Camival Queen Candidate 3, 4, Fair Princess 4, Typing Contest 3, Program Chairman 4, Office Staff 4, Chorus 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2,-3, Boys' State 4, Class President 3, Class Treasurer 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Honor Society President 4, Student Body Vice President 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Football Co-Captain 4, Letterman's Treasurer 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Annual 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4, AL LEVNO Chorus 1, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, One-Act Play 1, 2, RICHARD STYER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Class President 1, Class Secretary 2, Class Vice President 4, Library 4, Student Body Treasurer 4, Letterm an's Secretary 3, Letterman's President 4, Football Co-Captain 4, Honor Chorus 3. Senior Play 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Annual 1, 2, 3, Class President 2, Student Body President 3, Vice President Letterman's 4, Class Rep. 3, Letterman. ' 1 5i1i'f:7T5!22li5iQf?1 1 , 3 ' RANDY PERKINS Class Rep. 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Debate Team 1, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President Honor Society 3,4, Letterman 3, 4, Letter- man's Secretary 4, Honor Chorus 2, Honor Band 3, 4 Carnival Chairman 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Annual r Editor 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Football 4, Track 3, Student Body President 4, Boys' State 4, Clarinet Quartet 1, Dirty Dozen 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, DQN HICKMAN ROBERTA CHASE Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Cernivel Queen Candidate 2: Vice President FHA 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, 2: FHA 1. 2.4: Gi1'1S' League 1: Chorus 1. 2.4: Senior Play 4, Dirty Dozen 3, Boys' Octette 4, Class Band 1. 2. 4: Fair PliUCeSS 4: Three Fives 4: Office Vice President 2, Class Vice President, Treasurer 3, Staff 4: C1358 Seefef-My 4: Sef1i0r Play 4: Honor Class Rep. 4, Honor Chorus 2, 3, 4, CUOTUS 4. JERRY GRIFFIN TERRY ARNDT Band 1, Class Treasurer 1, Class Reporter 2, Junior Football 2' 3: Dirty Dozen 3: Boys' Oototto 4: Base- Play 3, Senior Play 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Treasurer ball 15 Band 1, 2' 3' 4: Chorus 1' 2' 3' 4, Junior may 2- 35 FFA 5eC1'ef3fY 43 FFA Judging Team 2- 3- 4? 3, Senior Play 4, Class Treasurer 2, Letterman 2, 3, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2, 3, 4. Honor Band 3, 4: Class President 4. 5 E . , .wy- Class Histor In 1946, thirty-two scared little children were marched single file into the first grade by Mrs. Anderson. There were twenty-nine students in the second grade. A surprise party was given by Mrs. Swafford. In the third grade Mrs. Humphreys had all the students enter a contest on writing jingles about soil conservation. The winners won money and a trip to Spokane where they read their jingles over KHQ. Mrs. Tina Wilson rounded up all the scampering children for the fourth grade. The play, The Golden Goose, was given. Mr. Kerns taught us square dancing and we were in a square dancing program. In the fifth grade Mrs. Ina wilson, the director of our speaking choir, took us to Thornton to the Declamation contest. Virginia Barr entered and placed third, After six years of school, we planned a surprise birthday party for our teacher, Mr, Neal with nineteen pupils attending. The seventh grade was a year with many activities. Quite a few of the boys were on the basketball team and Marlene Cox was one of the cheerleaders. On Stage America was spon- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary and many from our class performed in it or the talent show. Marlene Cox won one of the prizes. The last year of grade school there were sixteen pupils. The teachers were Mr. Parks and Mr. Coble. Virginia Barr, Roberta Chase, Randy Perkins, and Douglas Scoville entered a state and national contest, What America Means to Me. In the fall of 1954, twelve green Frosh timidly walked up the high school steps to meet Mrs, Muir, who was our advisor for that year. Mary Schwalbe and Jerry Griffin were our can- didates for camival king and queen. The sophomores initiated us with some help and later we gave them a return party. Our sophomore advisor was Mrs, Glunk. Roberta Chase was queen candidate for the carnival. We initiated the Freshmen and were given a party by them. Our class of ten put on the Junior play, Let Me Out of Here, and gave the prom, The Garden of Eden. Mr. Parks led us through this year of activity. Mr, Snyder was our senior advisor. Marlene Cox was the queen candidate for the carnival. Virginia Barr was queen candidate to the Palouse Empire Fair, Roberta Chase and Marlene Cox were her princesses. The seniors gave a class play, Around the World in Eighty Days. They enjoyed their sneak and graduated in the usual whirl on June third. Students we have gained in twelve years of school: Mable Soneburg, Lawson Chase, Bonnie Bidle, Dete Dugger, Leroy Jack, Robert Tyson, Mary Schwalbe, Virginia Barr, Janice Lathrop, Jerry Griffin, Noel Harrington, Max Bennett, Don Hickman, Karen Walker, Earl Dubes, Lavem Moore, Jerold LaFernie, Mary Kay Smith, Myra Fulton, Bemadine Johnson, Danny Taylor, Corky Hubbard, Clara Tanner, Duane Bond, Ronnie Miller, George Decker, Raymond Ahlas, Fay Ledgerwood, Donna Mott, Bruce Frazier, and Al Levno. Students who left us were: Kay Farmer, Judy Gale-, Jerry Askins, George Anderson, Gerry Emery, Ralph Moore, Garry Briden, Carolyn Roberts, Larry Eldridge, David Bushel, Dete Dugger, David Walder, Robert Tyson, Bunny Barns, Mable Soneburg, Maridel Kimbluem, Connie Kennedy Florence James, Earl Dubes, Glenda Lambert, Lavem Moore, Ron Brantner, Max Bennett, Karen Walker, Bonnie Bidle, Mary Kay Smith, Myra Fulton, LeRoy Jack, Bernadine Johnson, Steven Emery, Lawson Chase, Danny Taylor, Pat Cown, Corky Hubbard, Clara Tanner, Mary Schwalbe, Carol Tempero, Duane Bond, George Decker, Robert Moffat, Raymond Ahlas, Fay Ledgerwood, Donna Mott, Bruce Frazier, Janice Lathrop, Douglas Scoville, Garry Curtis, and Marcia Blood. Ali' in ,,-,, fx inf' .!e Randy Pwrkins Q, 'nf 4 AW- 1 rte Chase 'iii v1rg1n1a na Jerry iriffin ,H L Don H1Ckm8U U' Terry Qrndt . Richard Styer Dick Ankcorn Marlene Cox lA1 Lovno CHPRTER ME MBER5 Leff to rightx D1Qk A., Har1ehQ C., Richard S., Terr3,h.p 3H34I P' -Q K , -- I f ' ' 1-w'w:v:vf.fg.v1:-gm.:iss'wiwii--1'-'5'ii'7T' ' za a:a:,m,:.k+i2cgr1s f CWM ,f ll niors 1' I A aff? 1 ..wi-ifgg' V 4 Mae' f 4' , V ef W' Q MIKE M. President ------------------ JEAN F, Vice President - - - MIKE M, Secretary - - - - - DONA M, Treasurer ------- - - JANE H, Class Representative - - - - BONNIE B, JOE H. JERRY A. JEAN F. A .2 ' ff 2 Q 3 ' 'Z if si ,. I Lf f' T is rsilis O . , . wt V, ,iz .,.,, , R X B, .3 git ' Y R 5 Za X ,H I, , a 'A 5 x 1, r DON C. PAT R, BONNIE B. JACK B. GORDON L. JEAN H. ,P Q 1 5, r E. wr. is I ROBERT M. LEI LANI H, PATSY R, KARL C, LAWSON C, RON C. is A GEORGE D, JANICE C, RAOPH M, RON B. DONA M. JANE H. - - BUTCH S. - - STEVE K. - - CAMIE B. - - - - SHARON C. - - MARGE T, President ---- Vice President - - Secretary- - - Treasurer ----- Class Representative - - I S0fJ!l0l7L0l'6S S3515 fi? W L 1 Q. ww-Ay . b wmv 'T i fi if x P , ' ' f 1 ff 1 it Q Donner B. Steve K. Sharon M. i 3? B ani L We ,w if . , M r . gi.. r 'IPZ7' , ,v ' A -, ii... A H W Bryon T. Margaret C. Dennis S. Donna D. Camie B. X - - 'Nik fs jf K 1 7.1.1 ,,kf ., '- if A as n f if 'Rs rf 'X' 5 f Larry F. . :A its g. , , wffff f f 'ii if nntn no .WL Ei w 5 Sharon T Q mi' All . ,f YW ff di ' rnnn x Arden S. :Qi S. Jfiffi In rr-f. :ffl l i- - Nick P. Janet G. Geraldine T. Bert O, Loma M, f 4 if P t ..er 1 V in V K Z, L in V .V IS V .. A A xl x . . ,, ,, 2 Z? A X ff Vyky l, .Vhh Eg '.,A f',. fix A Y , , wg, Y 'M - 1 . , Q Kay H. Marge T. Denny B, Elizabeth W, Sharon C. Scott A. Dale G. ' . are , I 'pw , ,. , xi . .. J 5 ar as S it 52 A X Q A, Janet F. dddii Ts x Wayne M, Beverly D, W, . W Presiident - - - DOUG W, Vice President-DENNY M. Secretary Treasurer Class Rep. CAROL G. LARRY H. TEDDY R. Freshmen, Jeaneil S. Denny S. Doug W, Janet J, - wall!! ,. V, 5. .' Gary F, Mike H. Ada S. Loren E. DCUUY M Kathy E. Damon B. 'E AR 3 5- V E ,r., -A Z Larry C. Richard M - K :ZA fl 3 5 55:4 f,... fi li ffl . H C3101 G. Gary D, 2 ml T y ,rly .:,: 55 , Q Q9 f, V Ti. 'qaz Agr yf. - Gene 5, Jerry D, Ted R, Ellen B, Larry H. 1 , W ,,.. 3 . C ,,,, ff W A m X .jjif I any wg 'K Y. 13 Hifi . - ' .a f Jim A- Karene A, Norman C. Donna G. T0bY L- W' X 'W-Q.. L n m. y. J .X If. - X W. Pr. ,J .5 V' k n z ' GE '51 ff Q my x' ' 2fF 59' .... , -Q z Laffy K, Donna S. George A. . Denny H. Wayne Y. ! xigi r its xi 52 ,Q 1 .1 . rj A Q Q Exim V, - wax? y X ff Y A M K , X K wi' 'igiiiwwigf , xx k X K K RANDY P.. Mike M. Carnival The High School Carnival held on Nov. 15, 1957 once again proved to be a success. The prizes raffied off were a transister radio and a service for eight of Rogers Brothers silverware. The race among the queen candidates was very exciting with the high sales- men, Larry Coble, Roberta Chase, and Marlene Cox, doing much to support their class candidate. The highlight of the evening came when Kathy Evens was crowned queen with Marge Tinnel, Dona McKinney, and Marlene Cox as her princesses. A sum of nearly S600 was realized as funds which went into the As- sociated Student Body Treasury. Boys ' and Girls ' ROBERTA C., LARRY C., MARLENE C. Staten MARLENE C., RANDY P., DICK A., VIRGINIA B, Royalty i 12 ffif., Xie: . ,TPEZEM f, , fz ' , wg Whitman COUMY Fair R0Ya1fY Palouse Fair Queen, Virginia B. Marlene C.. Virginia B.. Roberta C- High School Carnival Queen, Kathy E , 1 fn Nw. 'XS I1 'i ' .wiwt Marge T.. Kathy E., Dona M.. Marlene C. Annual Staff t Annual Staff, back row: Jack B., Karl C., Dona M., Bonnie B., Jane H. Front row: Dick A., Randy P., Marlene C., Virginia B. Editor , Randy P.g Assistant Editor, Bonnie B. Av Newspaper Staff Third row: Ellen B., Pat R., Norman C., Ron B., Ralph M., Ted R. , Geraldine T. , Jeaneil S. Second row: Mrs. Glunk, Marlene C., Sharon C., Dona M., Janet G., Patsy R., Beverly D., Elizabeth W. , Bonnie B. Front row: Kay H. , Virginia B. , Lei Lani H., Jane H., Jean H., Lorna M., Sharon T.. Ada S. Editor, Jane H., Assistant Editor, Jean H. N,Y,MAKf-Rs 4'f .b 4' N 5 W HQ?-N O af 1 of 3 7 - 4 F H A 6119 64 vv fl 4 ' 3 O 1,0 porter. lane ' '--f Virginia B. Fifth row: Carnie B., Roberta C., Kay n., .-, leaneil S., Elizabeth W. , Mrs. l-lunt. Fourth row: Sharon C. , Bonnie B. , Pat R.. Carol G. , LeiLani ' Karene A. Third row: Marlene T.. Donna H. , Geraldine T . , Donna G. . Pat R., Sharon T . , Sharon C., C. , lanet F ., D.. Donna S. Second row: Marge Kathy E., Janet G., Margaret C.. Lorna M., Janice C. First row: Janet 1. lane H. Dona M. Virginia can H. , Beverly D. B., leanF.,l Advisor, Mrs. l-luntg Vice President, 1eanF.g Secretary, Sean 1-l.g Re- 1-l., Treasurer, Dona M.1 ., 5 fx 4 N- .xociqn 'A I o L , an ffl! ' .1 SX 'T . -' 01 fa Q'cUx.1 Q Schmauder Reporter, 'Y 1 Robentvi Treasu orge D Secretary, A.: A- Honor Society Back row: Gordon L., Joe H. Dick A. , Mike M. . Randy P. Front row: Marlene C., Lei Lani H. NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY X! 55 Q6 Secretary, Marlene C., Vice President, Randy P.: President Dick A. Lettermanfs Club The Letterman's Club hoped to raise money through raking the Park again. However, this failed to materialize, so the plans now are to have an athletic class games night. The lettermen payed dental insurance coverage for all athletes for the school year and are looking for- ward to buying a 7 man football sled for next season, Third row: Richard S. , Scott A. , Steve K., Karl C. , Lawson C., Donny H. , Gorden L. Second row: Ralph M.. Al L. . Randy P., Nick P., Denny M.. Ronnie B., Mr. White. First row: Butch S., Mike M., Dick A., Joe H., Jack B., Wayne M. President ---- - - RICHARD S Vice President - - ----- AL L. Treasurer - - - DICK A, Secretary ---- - - RANDY P S'77.l0'l1D Vocal Ensembles 6, 'wi Q K X N, if . ' ! I ti L 'E fm? I ft 2 -I 5 . '5 Third row: Marge T., Bonnie B., Lei Lani H., Roberta C., Geraldine T., Mr. Holway Second row: Kathy E., Margaret C., Lorna M., Elizabeth W., Virginia B. First row: Ellen B. , Camie B., Sharon M. , Patsy R., Karene A. Back row: H., Scott Nick P., Gordon L. . Jack B., Terry A. Front row: Joe H A. Mike M., Don Junior Play One-Act Play Third row: Ralph M., Mike M., Joe H., Ron C., Ronnie B., Don C., Gordon L., Mike M., Karl C, Mr. Parks, Second row: Bonnie B., Jane H., Gordon L. Karl C., Lawson C., Jack B., Jean H. First row: Jean F., Patsy R., Kay H., Dona M., Pat R., Lei Lani H. Senior Play Third row: Jack B., Joe H., Dick A., Butch S., A1 L., Nick P., Jerry G. Second row: Randy P., Terry A., Donny H., Marge T., Camie B., Beverly D., Margaret C., Sharon C., Sharon M. First row: Richard S., Jerry A. , Marlene C.. Virginia B.. Denny B. , Roberta C. . Janet F., Sharon T. 1 Debate The debate team, made up of Wayne Young, Camie Bloom, Richard Mahn and Teddy Redman, completed a very active season. The debate topic was resolved: That Foreign Aid be Substantially Increased. They attended the Debate Clinic at W.S.C, which was made up of all the teams in this area. At Oakesdale the affirmative lost and negative wong with Colfax the affirmative lost and negative wong and at the University of Idaho negative 2 out of 3, affirmative won one. Camie Bloom and Wayne Young were the negative and Richard Mahn and Teddy Redman were affirmative. Left to right wayne Y Richard M Camie B Advisor Mr Parks Teddy R Cheerleaders Patsy R., Marlene C. , Jean F Janet F., Janet G., Karene A. S-.. 4 a . I ft' 99 quad Back row: Dennis S.. Dennis S. , Denny B., Damon B., Denny B. , Mr. White, Mike H., Norman C.. Jim A.. Larry H. Front row: Bert O., Larry C., Doug W., Steve K, , Butch S., Gene S., Larry F., Toby L. St. Maries Rosalie Potlatch Asotin Garfield St. Maries Tekoa Asotin Colton Troy Rosalia Oakesdale Troy Garfield Tekoa St. John Oakesdale Colton St. John Potlarch St. John Rosalia Tekoa Rosalia Them 39 51 49 36 34 41 64 38 32 50 45 52 59 50 52 47 29 35 49 61 50 '70 53 55 Rosalia Potlatch Garfield St. Maries Tekoa Colfax Colton Troy Rosalia Oakesdale Troy Garfield Tekoa Oakesdale St. John Colton St. John Potlatch Them 36 36 22 27 15 30 20 26 28 40 54 22 14 41 24 13 46 39 24 Squad Back row: Mr. White, Ralph M., Randy P., Gordon L., Richard S., Lawson C.. Jack B., Nick P.. Denny M, Front row: Karl C., Donny H.. A1 L. Mike M., Dick A., Joe H., Butch S., Ronnie B. Bw Squad Back row: Manager, George A., Larry C., Teddy R., Denny S., Wayne M., Gary D. Richard M., Norman C., Jerry D., Manager, Scott A. Front row: Mr. White, Damon B., Byron T., Bert O., Denny B., Doug W., Toby L., Denny S., Denny M., Larry H. if ' . 3, le si , wi 'Jw 51+ -J MM , , f vm v mf- M,-fs - Y ,Q mere' Ja --wiv W K ' W . .Miz Wi? - QV A 53901 3 W AM. Wan. l rx Q 'Sf vi A Qs, M. '97 my Q Q f :'W.N5. I fp LN! La B! Q W' -' ig ' X ' . M . K .x 4 Q 4 Q S A f V 9 47 A ix N L Q35 Fa? H V ' CD F ,, f S f 1-- ' lwgk 'FQQW EL r N Q 6:5 3 46 - N Ng, 4'fYpf '32 . .. , . 'vi .. W , 09 avi Q .fi K ' Q ' Q! X P X Nw QK b N B1 Nj X R PERRVS E L I ION :SN ' , , W? N mf gfssa is ggi Q3 ATHLFIE 2 ,.. 4 . ww. Q 'N ll' y w w '3u3 W xmyfi QA , 'J Sv Q 16,7 ' v 5.3 'X' 5 M Q Q L Ax 'V Q 2 D. Mama, Baseball Team Back row: George A., Lawson C., Toby L., Scott A., Wayne M., Joe H.. Donny H., Karl C.. Larry F., Ralph M., Mr, White. Front row: Denny M., Norman C., Richard S., Denny B., Gene S., Jack B., Denny S., Larry H., Denny S., Don C. Football Inspirational Outstanding Award Athlete Insp1rat1ona1 Basketball Award RICHARD S. AL L. DICK A. Badminton Team Ping-Pong Team 1957 Track Team fl: x? 1'f'1 Back row: Janet J. Carol G. Karene A. Jeaneil S. Ellen B. Ada S. Geraldine From row: Patsy R. Camie B. Bonnie B. Jean F. Denny S. George A Jean H. Jane H. Ada S. Arden S. Randy P. A1 L. Mike M, Lawson C. Joe H. Nick P. .S ,sa-f r A.,-t BASKETBALL MANAGERS Karl C., Wayne M, The Palouse Basketball team started their season with a real upset over St. Maries, an A class school, 53 to 39. December 7 the team went to the Whitman County Jamboree. We lost the first game 5 to 15 against Tekoa and won over Oakesdale 14 to 4. January 7 was the game that will be long remembered. The win over Rosalia in the last second, 47 to 45. Rosalia drove ahead at the first of the game but we had pulled ahead at the half 28 to 22. With three seconds to go in the last quarter we got hold of the ball and got time out. A pass into Joe and a quick shot from him won us the game as the buzzer sounded. Later on through the season we made our highest score of the season against Oakesdale 77 to 52, with all 12 of the team scoring. We upset Asotin and took St. Maries once again but were never able to beat Potlatch. Darn it. The team finished up third on our side of the county and we were ready for the County Tournament. The Palouse Farmers made a real good show in the tournament by beating St. John 52 to 50 for their first win. However, we were behind at the half 21 to 26 after having been behind as much as 11 points in the second quarter. The next game was with Rosalia the following night. The score by quarters went 15 to 18, 37 to 42, 47 to 60, and 70 to 55 with Rosalia always out ahead. Palouse then went on and played Tekoa next for the third time of the season. We were in the lead all the way with the score by quarters 12 to 9, 28 to 23, 45 to 43, and 62 to 53. 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