Palouse High School - Kernel Yearbook (Palouse, WA)

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Dona McKinney acted as Business Manager with Sharon Thompson as her assistant. fDue to absence, Sharon is not shown in the pic- ture.y Karl Chase is the Photographer with Loran McLam as his assistant. Jean Hum- phreys and Sharon McKellips are Proofread- ers. Marge Tinnel and Jane Humphreys are Typists. Mrs. Glunk acted as Adviser. The Annualstaff would like to express their appreciation to the students and teach- ers of P.H.S. who helped make this 1959 Kernel possible. By getting their annual payments in on time, everyone helped the Annual Staff meet their deadlines. To our undersianding and helpful teacher who has rendered every service possible to uphold the spirit of Palouse High Schoolg to one who has worked without ceasing for our educational improvementg to one who encouraged us and guided us in all our undertakings, who has taught us willingly, faithfully, and with forbearance. We, the Senior Class of 1959, proudly dedicate this edition of the KERNEL to Mr. Darrell Parks. fl 'I 5 U I 5 a s il i! 55 la el EE -1 i F 5. Il I I .1 'U li 55 i. ii Q! , w W E 5 : N ! Fl Ze g. -z F: Ei rl I A wi fl QI E? F . I 3 wi ir I gn w I i MR. PARKS Social Studies Play Director MR. WHITE Drivers' Training Government MR. HARSHMAN Spanish Mathematics MRS. FISH Girls' P. E. Home Economics 7 MR. SCHMAUDER Agric ulture Biology MR. SNYDER Chemistry Industrial Arts MRS. GLUNK Commercial English MR. HOLW AY Music English cdoalgoafwl Left to right: L. Mahn, S. Willcox, I. Hietala, B. Dill, H. Hulett, D. Buckallew. 0 CARL SNYDER and KENNETH WHITE Q I 0 .-- ' ' '- ' SECOND ROW: J. Humphreys, M. Mitzimberg, L. Estes, S. Ankcorn, M. Mahn, J. Humphreys. FIRST ROW: Mr. White, J. Fisher, J. Bippes, J. Hulett, D. McKinney awe' Treasurer - - - DONA MCKINNEY Vice President - - - JOE HULETT President - - - - - JACK BIPPES Secretary - - - -JEAN FISHER The student body officers are ahead of the student council. They meet and discuss the problems of our student body, then pre- sent them to the students. The officers are elected by ballot. To be eligible to serve as an officer one must have a C average. dggcze Staff Bonnie Bidle, Joe Hulett, Jean Fisher, Lei Lani Hard. . 'I ll gl I H il Ti wi, W JI ,li W. w E1 W. ,M w I E i E U W N x r '! ,Il I N u I w I I I2 fu is E! A I i 2 I i bl In S i . I I. 'i Q. sl I i. fx zu 5, v F 1 ! i i i E 3 N fi 'l 111 Y M1 E 5 ! LN ii ii ' .. of 1959 The morning of September 2, 1947, was a very memorable one for 35 children, most of whom comprise the graduating class of 1959 in Palouse High School. It was the first year of their 12 year journey through school. The teacher that first year was Miss Anderson The year of 1948 brought this group to the second grade where they met Mrs. Swafford, their teacher for that year. The big event of the year was the rhythm band. Six new faces appeared in the class that year. They were Pat Let, Douglas Lilliby, Sandy Hollums, Rex McGregor, Barbara Maxey and Jack Bippes. Our third grade teacher was Mrs. Walker. She impressed the class greatly with stories of her stay in a Japanese concentration camp in the Philippines in World War II. Lost to the class that year were Sandy Hollums, Barbara Maxey, Jerry Deakin, Doug Lilliby, Pat Let, Dean Wilson, Sammy Yarnell, Laverne Moore and Patty Ann Juran. Alan Turner was welcomed as a new member to the class. Mrs. Wicks assumed the chore of teaching us in our fourth year of school. New stu- dents that year were Donna Wasson, Ronnie Brantner, Marvin Peterson, and Ronald Coch- ran. We said good-by to Roberta Frazer, however. When we walked in the door of our fifth grade room in 1951, who should greet us but Mr. Tremblay. This was a very busy year and music was added to our curriculum. We said farewell to six students that year. They were Jim Bittick, Ernest Muir, Donna Wasson, Marvel Cooper, Roberta Frazer and Dennis Wilhelm. New pupils were Lawson Chase, Gordon Lindbloom, and Robert Lee. In the sixth grade we had the experience of having two teachers. Mr. Pruitt started the year but was soon called into the Air Force. Mr. Howard then became our teacher and led us for the remainder of the year. With the coming of Lei Lani Hard and Pat Ray- mond there were 24 pupils in the class at the completion of the year. Mr. Coble, Mr. Parks and Mrs. Crimmins were our seventh grade teachers. A trip to the W. S. C. Museum was the high point of the seventh grade. Lost to the class were Marvin Peterson, Braunda Lazelle and Joyce Thompson. New members who were wel- comed into the class were Don and Janice Colburn, George Decker and Valerie Brown. In 1954 we had finally reached the peak of our power in grade school society. Little did we realize that the next year we would just be lowly underclassmen. Mr. Parks and Mr. Coble were our eighth grade teachers. With the loss of Byron Turnbow and Judy Maxey and Valerie Brown and the gaining of Robert Sturtevant the graduating class was 24 strong. The next year we started on a somewhat new experience. This was the beginning of our high school years. Mrs. Unis was our class adviser and she helped us with the big event of the year, the Sophomore return party. Jean Fisher was our carnival queen can- didate. A sad point in the year was the death of LeRoy Jack in a boating mishap on Lake Pend Orielle. We entered out sophomore year feeling far more experienced and showed our enthu- siasm by electing our queen candidate, Jane Humphreys, to reign over the high school car- nival. Mr. Holway was our class adviser that year which featured the freshman initiation. The loss of Robert Sturtevant and the coming of Judy Frost kept the number of the CLASS HISTORY - Continued class at 22. Our junior year was highlighted by the presentation of the class play, Night of January 16th. Another memorable event was the Junior Prom which proved to be quite successful. Mr. Parks was our class adviser and did much to aid us in these two activi- ties. Dona McKinney was our carnival queen candidate. On the morning of September 2, 1958, twenty students started their twelfth and last year of this journey through school. Our senior adviser was Mr. White and events such as the senior play, senior sneak and the carnival made the year very exciting and full of activity. Jean Fisher was the Fair Queen candidate and Patsy Redman and Jane Humphreys were her princesses. Bonnie Bidle was the carnival queen candidate. Gordon Lindbloom and Janice Colburn, who moved to Spokane and Priest River, respectively, were lost to the class on this most memorable year of all. Students who have gone the 12-year journey together are Dona McKinney, Jean and Jane Humphreys, Patsy Redman, Mike Mahn, Karl Chase, Ralph Moore, Jerry As- kins, Robert MacPherson and Joe Hulett. Class Historian - Joe Hulett FLOWER - Red Rose COLOR - Turquoise and White MOTTO - Either I will find a way or I will make a way. PAT RAYMOND FHA 1,2, 3,4: Newspaper 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Jun- ior Play 3: Senior Play 4. MIKE MAHN Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: One-Act Play 2, 3,4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Pres- ident Honor Society 4: Boys' Octet 2, 3: Class Vice President 3: Carnival Man- ager 4, Assistant Manager 3: Honor Band 3,4: Honor Chorus 1, 2. JERRY ASKINS FFA Sentinel 2: FFA Vice President 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 1: Athletic Manager 1: FFA Public Speaking 2: FFA Parliamentary Pro- cedure 2, 3, 4. JACK BIPPES Honor Chorus 2, 3: Boys' Singing 1,2, 3: Boys' State 3: Captain Football 4: ASB President 4: Class Treasurer 2, 4: FFA Secretary 2: An- nual Staff 3,4. ROBERT MCPHERSON Football Manager 1: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: FFA Reporter 3,4: Chorus 2, 3: FFA Judging Team 2, 3, 4: FFA Parliamentary Pro- cedure 2, 3,4: FFA 2, 3,4, JEAN FISHER Class Secretary 1, 2: Class President 3: FHA Vice Pres- ident 3: FHA President 4: ASB Secretary 4: Jtmior Play 3: Senior Play 1, 4: Fair Queen 4: Carnival Queen Candidate 1. JEAN HUMPHREYS FHA Parliamentarian 1, 2: FHA Secretary 3: News- paper Editor 3: Annual Staff 4: Student Council 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Class President 4: Honor Band 3. GEORGE DECKER 5 wgwenx FFA Sentinel 3, 4: Junior -..,i,'.-.dw :aw Play 3: Senior Play 4. 1 ff x 5 RONALD COCHRAN Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. JANE HUMPHREYS Class President 2: Class Treasurer 3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Carnival Queen 2: Fair Princess 4: Girls' State 3: Newspaper Editor 3: Annual Staff 3, 4: FHA Reporter 3, 4: Student Council 4. PATSY REDMAN One-Act Play 1: Junior Play 2, 3: Senior Play 4: Honor Chorus 2, 3: Badminton Tournament 2, 3: Girls' Vo- cal 2, 3,4: Fair Princess 4. JOE HULETT Lettermen's President 4: Class Rep. 2: Class Presi- dent 1: Class Secretary 4: ASB Vice President 4: Boys' State 3: Co-Captain Foot- ball 4: Track 2: Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4. BONNIE BIDLE Annual Editor 4, Assistant Editor 3: Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4: Class Rep. 3: Honor Chorus 2, 3: Badminton Tournament 2, 3. WSON CHASE Track 25 Science Club 25 If Jlmior Play 35 Senior Play 4: Vice President 1. x KARL CHASE Science Club 25 Honor So- ciety 45 Senior Play 45 Jtm- ior Play 35 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. LEI LANI HARD Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3 45 Girls' State 35 Newspaper Editor 45 Honor Chorus 2. DONA MCKINNEY Honor Band 3,45 One-Act Play 25 Junior Play 3: Sen- ior Play 45 Annual staff 3, 45 FHA Treasurer 45 Class Secretary 3: Class Treas- urer 15 Carnival Queen Candidate 3. RONNIE BRANTNER Class Vice President 45 One Act Play 25 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. vii DON COLBURN Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 RALPH MOORE Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 ' Offezaw Jack Bippes, Treasurerg ,Toe Hulett, Secretaryg Mike Mahn, Class Rep.: Ron Branmer, Vice Presi dentg Jean Humphreys, President. ..... ...ws If--1 -- One bright summer day in the year of 1979 members of the graduating class of '59 held a reunion. Dona and Jane were on the welcome committee. The reunion was held in the city park of Palouse. First to arrive were Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Jeffers, the former Jean Fisher. She was hard to recognize at first for her five children were crowded around her. We sat down to find out what some of our old classmates had been up to. Jeanne said she had graduated from business school. After she and Ancel married they settled down in the city of Palouse. A question arose about Ron Brantner and what he was doing now days. Jeanne said that Ron was a janitor at Regents Hill. That he was the same old Ron, just couldn't get away from those girls! As noon hour approached but who should appear--Mike Mahn. You could always count on Mike showing up when food was on! Mike said he had been making plans for the construction of a huge building in New York City and that he saw Pat Raymond the other day in New York. She said she was sorry that she couldn't attend the reunion. She had a job modeling on the Bob Cummings show and had to go to rehearsal. Most of our classmates had arrived so we decided to eat. There was much conver- sation at the table and we heard the name Jerry Askins mentioned. He was sitting near us and was telling about his big ranch. He had 1, 000 acres of land and was really roll- ing in the dough. He had traded his '54 Chev. in for a '79 long sleeky black Cadillac. Yes, Jerry had made an enormous change since the year of '59. As we looked across the table, there sat Lei Lani Hard. We commented on her lovely hair style. She told us that Bonnie Bidle had done her hair in the Miss Bidle Salon in Spokane. She said Bonnie was kept busy with her own business now. Lei Lani has been working for the Ford Motor Company keeping books. While we ate we learned that Karl Chase was unable to attend because he had been the first to reach the moon and hadn't come back yet! He has become an outstanding scientist and has won the Nobel Prize for being the first to reach the moon. Everyone finished dinner and things were picked up. Everyone was so full after that big dinner that we just sat around and talked. Ralph Moore asked me what Jean and I had been doing. I told him that Jean was working for her husband in Spokane. She is his dental assistant. She wasn't able to attend for they are gone on a cruise to Hawaii. As for me I am working in Seattle. I gave up my carrer as a dental assistant and I'm now teaching the second grade in Lincoln School. Ralph said he was kept very busy on the Nickobob murder case. His law office is on 21st, Avenue, New York. He told us to come anytime if we wished his services free of charge. Patsy Redman told us she has been launching a huge campaign C1ean Up The Slums. ' She is a very active social worker in the state of Washington. Just then Ron Cochran and Don Colbum came breezing in. They apologized for being late but it couldn't be helped. They had to run in the 500 mile race in Indianapolis. They failed to win but it was a thrilling experience. Ron was the driver of their car called Bird Dog. Don was his assistant. George Decker wondered what I had been doing. I told him that Iwas kept very busy keeping house for Bill, and watching our six little angels. George said he had a garage on 42nd and North Hollywood. Boulevard. He really enjoyed his work because he got to service all the actresses' cars. He even baby sits with their poodle dogs while they go shopping. Then we heard a very heated argument going on between Joe Hulett and Jack Bippes They were discussing the variety of wheat. It seems as though Joe Hulett owns a large ranch outside of Palouse. While Jack owns a ranch outside of Tekoa. Both are very suc- cessful farmers. We heard someone talking about boats. This made us think about Lawson Chase. Lawson is making the Navy a career. He was unable to attend because he is off on a six-month assignment. After a delightful day at this reunion Robert MacPherson told Dona and I to be sure and have a write- up in his paper. Robert was now the publisher of the Palouse Republic and had subscribers in four different states. Everyone departed glad that they had seen and heard about their old classmates. Another reunion was planned to be held in 1989. THIRD ROW: L. Chase, J. Askins, G. Decker, K. Chase, M. Mahn, R. Cochran, R MacPherson, R. Moore, D. Colborn. SECOND ROW: Mr. White, J. Humphreys, P. Raymond, 1. Fisher, P. Redman, B. Bidle, L. L. Hard. FRONT ROW: J. Humphreys, J. Bippes, R. Brantner, J. Hulett, D. McKinney. Karl and Lawson C. Joe H, Jane and Jean H. Robert M. Dona M. Jerry A- jean F, George D Zim Ralph M. Lei Lani H. Jack B. Patsy R. Bonnie B. Mike M. Ronald C. Pat R. Don C. Ron B. W IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The parties have hereunto affixed their hands and seals on the 7065! Jerry Askins, will my Model A. Ford engine to Byron T. for his Chevrolet. Bonnie Bidle, will my broken down locker to any oncoming freshman that wants it. Watch out. Ronnie Brantner, hereby do will my ability to get along with the teachers to Steve Kuhener and may he use it in good health. Lawson Chase, will to anybody, anything Iown. Joe Hulett, will to Teddy Redman my football uniform. It's just like new, Teddy, so make good use of it. Jane Humphreys, will my seat during noon hour in the auditorium to Ada Smith. Keep a good eye on him for me, Ada! Mike Mahn, will to anyone who wants it, anything I've had, anything I've got and anything I'm going to have depending upon whether I've had it, or got it, or am going to get it or not. Pat Raymond, will my seat in History and Government to Donna Gingrich, Ihope you do better than I did. Patsy Redman, will to Nick Proctor my contact lenses because they don't clank. Jack Bippes, will my ability to stay out of trouble to all the members of eighth period-- use it to your advantage. Karl Chase, will my broken test tubes in Chemistry to any incoming Juniors. Ron Cochran, will my spectacular day dreaming capability to anyone who might enjoy it. Don Colburn, will my unabsorbed intelligence in U. S. History to the class of '60. George Decker, will my westem shirts to some poor Freshman. Jean Fisher, will my long straggly hair to anyone wanting to take care of a MESS, Lei Lani Hard, will my seat in History Class to anyone who needs the sleep. Jean Humphreys, will my GOOD attitude toward sportsmanship to Howard Sparks and Larry Foster. Dona McKinney, will my ability to go with the same boy for two years to some of the underclass girls. I just can't seem to keep your boy friends straight, girls! Robert MacPherson, will my ability to get to school on time to Ted Redman. Ralph Moore, will the two girls that sit next to me in the first semester to Richard Mahn day and in the year first above written. THE CLASS OF 1959 Witness: ' QSEA Ly President Q Party of the First Part Party of the Second Part If III Ii II I I II I! I'l I: I., ll Pu I' In N. 'II III II' ,I F I I. II If Ii I 'I iII Il Y II In If 'I I., I I I 'I II' -I I Il ,I I E I I II 'I II l'I QI I I II II II II 'I I. 'Z 5 I I I I I I I !I II Ii -I I! If ., .... . .... , ............ .... .. ...... .. . .... .... .... ., .... .... . .. ....... , .. ..... . .... . .... . .. . .. .... . .. . . .. W W Q 9 President ---- - - MARGE TINNEL Vice-President - - - - NICK PROCTOR Secretary - - - - DONNER BABCOCK Treasurer ------ SHARON McKELLIPS Class Representative - - -SCOT ANKCORN sa- V . aw C C' if 1 fg -.W Tw M4 X u K . ' 3 1 ' .-.- - I: Qx f' Q pi A Q, ' , - 4 ' D. C 1 , V '.. .2 QE ,M .V -v , , 'A .. ia ff r 4' if rw 1 -1 CW nfs. I T urnbow MCG re gor Daily Gottschalk McKe11ips Blair Dill Gingrich Kuehner Thompson Styer West Olson Foster McLam D . Babcock Cochran Ankcorn Fisher K W , Moore . Honsinger , Thompson A. Smith M. Tinnel N, Proctor - DENNIS MILLER LARRY HICKMAN ' - - ADA SMITH - DOUG WILCOX - -LOREN ESTES R. Mahn D. Miller I. Daily G. Arland G. Fuller T. Lucas W. Young D. Scoville D, Wilcox N. Chase L. Estes D . Butterfield D . Brantner I. Taylor G. Syms I. Johnson D, Shaw L. Coble 1, Simon L. Kuehner D . Gingrich L , Hickman J. Askins A. Smith T, Redman K, Arndt . G. Dicus C . Gottschalk A 5: 1 -1 Na' - Lx s 1 ax 4 W-6' U ' ,inn Whse-y 1 'E 5 3 La A 5 1 5 , , ' ' ,f pf I .x fag-: f H 5, President Vice-President - - Secretary Treasurer Class Rep, '-4 V, P' sf:-sf' -1 V - - DOUG SMITH - - MILDRED IMLER - - LUCILLE BOURNE ' - - - - MIKE ELLIS - MYRTLE MIT ZIMBERG M. Ellis J. Shawgo P. Babcock J. Barnes J. Cochran C. Queener , -W ss? it , K. Hard F. Frost L. Boume X M. Imler D . Smith 1 D. Estes T, Patton H, Sparks M. Mitzimberg B. Miller C. Turnbow cwauce '--.. 1 ,WW 'Y ?5i??Qfff3,,, r XL......., 1, xi X fi 'X fir' Q Q33- ' .A fi ll I li -N i, IT I I 1 ,I ': I! H h' -f :I 'N 'I V4 ll I I 1 4 W I w,! 'E I F i , 1, W M J 3 UI In if Q! U1 g: 1 vi I ln 11 YI' I I Ei Q1 5? li I: I si Ei ll 'i I 'N I. I FF Il. ,I IE 'J m I xl 7.7.3. Parliamentarian, Reporter, Jane H. 3 Treasurer, Janet F. 3 Songleader, Donna G. g Ad- visor, Mrs. Fish: Scrapbook, Ada S. 3 Secretary, Marge T. g President, Jean F. : Vice Presi- dent, Sharon T YMPxKfR5 . Um WM 4' 'Nb NE W FOURTH ROW: L. Bourne, E. West, S. McKe11ips, K. Honsinger, C. Queener, K. Hard, J. Barnes, I. Simon, D. Shaw. THIRD ROW: J. Johnson, P. Raymond, B. Bidle, K. Arndt, G. Thompson, D, McKinney, M. Mitzimberg, B. Dill, M. lmler, Mrs. Fish. SECOND ROW: J. Gingrich, D. Butterfield, C. Gottscbrlk, J. Humphreys, S. Cochran, D. Daily, P. Redman, C. Turnbow, L. McLam. FRONT ROW: T. Patton, L. L. Hard, A. Smith, J. Humphreys, J. Fisher, M. Tinnel, D. Gingrich, J. Fisher. Avis 0, 'I' . 1 'l E 1 2 R ' 2 1 V7 O .. e Z wo D W. g is , 7.1.4. Q.-:L' In ul' fZ5' W .I 1 A055 IIA? ff- 'I o ., Q' Q'Cux-'Yo President ------- - - DENNIS BLAIR Vice President - - ' JERRY ASKINS Secretary ------ DALE GOTTSCHALK Treasurer - - - - - LARRY KUEHNER Reporter - - - - ROBERT MacPI-IERSON Sentinel - - ---- GEORGE DECKER Advisor - - - -MR. SCHMAUDER BACK ROW: Mr. Schmauder, G. Fuller, I. Bippes, I. Daily, G. Arland, R. Cochran, G. Syms. SECOND ROW: D. Estes, D. Colburn, D. Scoville, L. Estes, T. Lucas, B. Olsen, B. Turnbow. FIRST ROW: L. Kuehner,'J. Askins, D. Blair, R. MacPherson, D. Gottschalk, G. Decker. HPARLIAMENTARY TEAM I LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Schmauder, T. Lucas, R. McPherson, D. Blair, I. Bippes, I. Askins, D. Gottschalk SM!! These girls have worked hard on the editions of the Palouse Hi-Lites in the past year. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Glunk, D. McKinney, G. Thompson, B. Bidle, L. McLam, C. Queener, M. Mitzimberg, M. Imler, I. Humphreys. SECOND ROW: J. Humphreys D. Butterfield, D. Gingrich, P. Redman, C. Turnbow, S. Cochran. FIRST ROW: I Gingrich, K. Honsinger, J. Taylor, T. Patton, K. Hard, L. Hard. Editor LE1 LANI HARD Assistant Editor KAY HONSINGER ' 708045 ' TOP ROW: J. Hulett, M. Mahn. SECOND ROW: K. Chase, L. Hard, S. McKe11ips, N. Proctor. THIRD ROW: K. Honsinger, A. Smith, M. Tinnel. Zoqltate me Jack Bippes and Joe Hulett Jane Humphreys and Lei Lani Hard MIKE MAHN, Manager ARDEN SMITH, Assistant Manager Manager, Mike Mahn, reports the an- nual high school carnival was a success again this year. The carnival eamed around S550 for the student body. Of this amount, S94 went to the annual fund to help in the pro- duction of the yearbook. About seventeen dollars went to the classes and the remainder went into the Associated Student Body Fund. A large crowd was on hand to watch Kathie Evans, last year's carnival queen, crown her classmate, Karene Amdt, queen of the 1958 carnival. The contest was not decided tmtil the last minute when a strong challenge by the seniors in behalf of their candidate, Bonnie Bidle, had to be met by the supporters of the sophomore candidate. The fresh- man candidate was Toni Patton, and the junior candidate was Beverly Dill. Following the crowning of the queen, the prizes were awarded. Mrs. Everett West won the door prize, a turkey. Emmert Davis won the set of dinnerware, and Mrs. O. J. Hill was the winner of the camera. The students wish to thank the community for their fine support in making this year's car- nival a success. SALESMEN Top Salesmen for the carnival Senior: Jean Humphreys Junior: Donna Daily Sophomore: Larry Coble Freshman: Fred Frost Kathy Evans last year queen of the carnival is crowning the queen for '58 and '59, Karene Arndt, sophomore queen candidate, will reign for P,H,S. until next year, The queen candidates for this year's carnival are left to right: Toni Patton, Queen Karene Arndt, Beverly Dill, Bonnie Bidle. There was a very close race between the senior class and the Sophomore class candidates. The Sopho- more class seemed to be very successful in making Karene the queen. 1, in L i y ,ery-. , . facfabfq Whitman County Fair Royalty for 1958 were from left to right: Prin cess - Jane Humphreys, Queen - Jean Fisher, Princess - Patsy Red- ITJBII. The girls enjoyed trips to Spok- ane and Lewiston, visiting radio and television stations, 9 'gpm-f 1 'T' A K. K --my vw- f 54 i .Qf '- 1 mh- 'UV 'A Ml' 5, g 1 -QQ nw. Na+-f-wnnuL,Q, .. .,,, Aa-q f ' fr Janet G. Lorna M. Byron T. Scott A. Arden S. - 74e 705056 7440104 7 ACTORS AND ACTRESSES Marge T. - Ethel Simmons fdaughterj Denny B. - Henry Simmons Qfatherj Sharon M. - Mrs. Simmons fmotherj Janet F. - Lila Wilson fEthe1 s glrlfriendj Geraldine T. - Sally Oatis QI-Zthel s gulfnendj - Sadie Bloom - Letty Lythe fmovle starj - Donald Swift fLetty s boyfrrendj - Chester Binney Q a handsome9 actorj Roger Shields Q a romanuc trenchmanj - Annie fthe maidj Bert O. - taxicab driver Elizabeth W. - Mrs. Jackson Kay H. PUBLICITY Donna D. - Chairman Sharon C. Sharon T. Beverly D. - PROMPTER AND PROGRAMS STAGE CREW Nick. P. - St Dennis S. Donner B. Wayne M. Larry F. age Director pkg f ' OUR TOWN BY Thornton Wilder Cast Qln order of their appearancep Stage Manager - - - Dr. Gibbs ---- Joe Crowell ---- Howie Newsome - - - Mrs. Gibbs ----- Mrs. Webb - - George Gibbs - - Rebecca Gibbs - - - Wally Webb - - - Emily Webb ---- Professor Willard - - - Mr. Webb -------- Woman in the Balcony - - Man in the Auditorium - - Lady in the Box ----- Simon Stimson - - - Mrs. Soarner - - - Constable Warren - - Si Crowell ----- Baseball Players - - Sam Craig ---- Joe Stoddard ------- Assistant Stage Managers - - Assistant Director - ----- Lighting and Sound Effects 'In Q1 I ,ps l O f 6 J g - - ' - - MIKE MAHN ' JERRY ASKINS - ' RALPH MOORE - - SCOTT ANKCORN -' - DONA MCKINNEY ' .TANE HUMPHREYS - - - - JOE HULETT ' ' .TEAN FISHER - - DEAN ESTES - - PATSY LEVNO -' - - KARL CHASE - - LAWSON CHASE - - PAT RAYMOND - GEORGE DECKER - LEI LANI HARD - - - JACK BIPPES ' ' JEAN HUMPHREYS - - ROBERT MCPHERSON - - - TEDDY REDMAN RONALD BRANTNER RONALD COCI-IRAN - - - - - KARL CHASE - - ' ' DENNY BLAIR RONALD BRAN TN ER RONALD COC HRAN - - - BONNIE BIDLE - -NICKY PROCTOR ARDEN SMITH FI n Patsy Redman Janet Fisher Jean Fisher DRUM MAJOR Mike Mahn ,, , Janet Johnson Lucille Bourne Karene Amdt Martha and Leonard . McKinney The students of P.H.S. wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. McKinney for the fine job they do while trying no make the Palouse High School a clean and comfortable place in which to attend school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Brantner Joe Lynd Bill Batten Chris K ammeyer Many thanks to the bus drivers of P. H.S. who have so loyally taken our players and rooters to and from games and other school activities. 'gm Duane l LEFT TO RIGHT: Elsie Boone and Harriet Gottschalk Our appreciation goes to the good cooks who make our meals so appetizing and attractive. President Vice President - - Secretary Treasurer hehe! - - JOE HULETT - - KARL CHASE - - ARDEN SMITH - - NICK PROCT OR THIRD ROW: W. Moore, D. Brantner, D. Willcox, J. Bippes, G. Daily S Ankcorn G. Arland, D. Scoville, Mr. White. SECOND ROW: H. Sparks, F. Frost D Miller N. Chase, R. Brantner, L. Hickman, L. Coble. FIRST ROW: L. Foster K Chase A Smith, J. Hulett, N. Proctor, M. Mahn. l . D o N' Y The Lettermen's Club gave their first formal dance this fall. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated in brown and gold streamers. A large basketball was in the center of attention, depicting the boys' real interest in basketball. They had a very large turnout for the evening and everyone had a very nice time. i ' 'Z 4 , Qfi'--+31 f S if E5 p i 1 1 I , ! ,l wi qi G i I z E I 2 X I I ll ls ,I S 52 H! gil 'E ! fi Lu HI ii 5 IV In il' I! ga 1? ii fu I M WY if EN 'Z n u W :i fe I I M l i :E 1 in 1-i 1 Z an, Fred F., Harshm 1'. Karl C. SECOND ROW: M ike M. M B.. ck .,Ja n S., Jerry D., Joe H de ick P., Ar W:N RO CK BA oi 'U rn E-' fi COl'gC W:G NT RO FRO 1. Dia I. C.M HH Norm Dennis M. , phM., Ron R. , Ral Doug W , Dennis S ry D. as LD ui on as .... 2 rry H., La Doug S., Damon B., Larry C., wson C., La S., nnis De - 1 Howard S 8, L. Chase, R. Moore, D. Scoville, N. Proctor, L. Coble, K. Chase, J. Bippes, S. Ankcorn, I. Hulett, A. Smith, I. Daily and D. Willcox Qwho is not present in this f ,. picturej. NJ -N--Jimi Ri ,- lf. ' ' T 5335252125 fr A: 4, 'nrrasssssyaz - 53.32 W--zz:--AJ: ' Q Xqffrfir N311 J s , -gf' -'fir .gf uw L fix : -. ..,. vm - -L f 4 NX . 5 . 4 L' . - if . 'YQ' N- eg' Managers 'V-23 -Ng,-7 T' ' XXX A 4 KARL CHASE A .: , iff' 15. N LARRY COBLE X Ir f Q1'k '.i ri: .. RA c..11fZ2ir,, r -1- f.. DOUG wrrncox -A . ..,? . 1 . . W ix? T ff fl -N 5 N I L. Hickman, D. Styer, N. Chase, D. Miller, G. Fuller, W. Young, T. Lucas, D. Brantner, R. Mahn, B. Miller, F, Frost, P. Babcock. ARDEN SMITH scoff ANKc:oR.N JOE HULETT and JACK BIPPES Co Captams Football Inspirational Award Basketball Inspirational JACK BIPPES Award JOE HULETT Outstandtng Athlete LAWSON CHASE Z' 7mm i M53 BACK ROW from leftto right B Mlller P Babcock 'XI Chase L Foster G Arland J Hulett, S. Ankcorn, L. Chase, D. Miller, D. Smith, E. McGregor, and L. Harshman. FRONT ROW, from left to right: R. Moore, G. Syms, W. Moore, J. Bippes, B. Olsen, D. Styer, L. Hickman, T. Redman. 0 Avx I M 1. nf? X PING PONG 3 .9 l B. Olson, G. Arland, M. Mitzimberg, 2nd in Boys' Singles, lst in Mixed Doubles. BADMINTON PEP CLUB OFFICERS SHARON THOMPSON President SHARON MCKELLIPS Secretary BONNIE BIDLE Treasurer DONA MCKINNEY Vice President BEVERLY DILL Publicity G. Thompson, K. Honsinger, A. Smith, D. Shaw, J. Simon, C. Queener, M. Mitzim- berg, M. Imler, C. Tumbow, J. Fisher, T. Patton, P. Redman. a jfbggg g ,, ggi , W wwga .,fJ ','-J 9 C xr -A W4 , aww Q R in ilg w A Q igW,.,M,Q 5 Wwffg ly? :,, TUG, Q R ZQZZLF Wg? 'kv ' ,JL ' ff , Q j . , S Q .- 1 Q ,nat's wrong?4 Q X . ' I .K , 5, , iw Qmpl . Wy Q 3f?fJ Q55 OS! , I , Q ' -if 5, L xr, K 7 ' A ,Q Y '-, ' Have bnaQ wil? floatl I ,Q 'Wav Er? - ', rwzf., no s'mfi1,iQ 1 X W I QX ff in ,fi 1 .1 afii. Eff.-, fe :Z I 1' ' f ,-kL,1 ' ' 'gm - , 1 7-fg fgg. I I3 is gif E 'iv 1 5 E' 7, f ' af I 1 M if x 4-Z M y f. 4 :sy-N , A , A ' T3 1 is i fs f fag, w .Alva v f H .: . - 'S V' ,jg U4?,,Y,,r . W 4 'f . 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Memories, memories Days of yester year Through the sea of memories We'1l remember all its cheer. The seniors, waiting for graduation Look toward the future with anticipation. They worked twelve long years of their lives Even through trouble, hardships, and strife Memories, memories Days of yester year Through the sea of memories We'1l wait for the coming year. Sharon Thompson WWW ' 'V . A w ,, f, f ' -' H wfifmy? PM if ic :wig Q f9?,JPQi?fy fp 53,2 ggi Qggzff 1 My, W 'PQf,6 MQ ifwfibgw f wif? fijvffy A Riff' wif W -V L if 'iff ,'n.:l1L.4...m.a..i..n.1.,.....a1.i2,,...M., J.. W. , ,MA 1 -,.. 2, u.L':A:iili.4J.1.a,,1-.,..LA , .,., , -. , . -. . , . . , i f KL L MS?-Qggfiilf My ' ,RWMWP W WWQWW M wif YL ' f, ,! WEWQQ 9 MW W Zffwa Nfjwg KW? CL :D V ff W M M ,551 W Wu WL V, Hddimrdvq ack ,Mm P ff-if W J W f fa QW 90+ f , ' NQERRDJ 4MW'p WW M W A x. 'Eff-:, 4 ,Cy .f - 3' 1 .5 4' .. , . . . .. ,, . , , ' , . 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