Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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Hull Art mater - Ina cm-an Business lluqn - llary Lynn raster f Q ASSIIQARYI ,,g A Gw:-ge Quint 4 S ' 5 Bt-un. prion 3 5 4,Ai Q CTIA 5 Eddie at z mama-apaqf - any 1t111ne ' Advisor - Xb., IYIQQICBTQ .Pasco -33511 5cf1ooI' if 13 , X K 12 Munn.. ima-an-il 5i 2 laurel tofzlzezfr best 0 no ractzon lesgs 1 their tireless zest ries we possess. OLAFAGIN Ziliiivli E When through those doors we frightened freshmen passed, Toward higher education were we goaled! We little thought so many things amassed In four short years, so quickly could unfold. The Kennel : where our nickels soon were spent The cafeteria: where we ate each day. The halls where lovers strolling each day went, J The football field where in N ovembefs cold We saw our heroes trample o'er the foe. The bleachers, oh such tales could they unfold! N , The annex where we slept through every show! . The trophy case wherin our glory shines H Of triumphs won in present and the past. Library with its quiet yes, and fines We paid and paying got our grades at last! X X X I X Such scenes, how slowly came, then sped away. Xi X And so our adolescent life has been. Our man and womanhood too soon draws nigh. The junior High arrives with blare and din But to us, you,ll still be Dear Pasco H ighf' --49 0' FRESHME A.S.B. Fall Tennis Honor Societi Football Pep Club Homecoming Coaches Band Majorettes N es Football Cheerleaders Projectionists UIUIBIIIS 46 Sf. ,N Wx ' , ii SOPHOMORES Lettermen Clubs Basketball Cheerleaders Basketball Senior Ball Thespian Play A Cappella Girls' Glee Nonette Quartet I JUNIORS Natll Thespian Play Thespians and Natll Thespians Debate D. E. Boys, and Girls' League Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y SENIORS Senior Sneak Sinewesah St Wasco Staff Personalities Girls' State F.F.A. F.H.A. F.T.A. G.A.A. aff MEMORIES Junior Prom Spring Tennis Baseball Track Talent Show Barretts All Stars Sophomore Hop Mother-Daughter Tea Commencement FACULTY Faculty Snaps Snaps Ads 35 A Y +q,.,, Qi' .35 f- if gf L ylz, Lattle Lhmgs affect lmle mmds Rf E i FRESHMAN OFFICERS First Semester Left to right: Secretary-Trvasurmr , MARLENE NANCE Vice President , , , DOUG CRESSWELL President ,, ,, LIBBY ROGERS Second Semester Left to right: Vice President , , DON AURE Secretary-Treasurer DARLENE BACON President ,,,, DON CRESSWELL :UN-Q -QM..-u-f AREN'T THESE FRESHMEN STUDIOUS? N-.-Q Top row, left to right: A. Armfielcl, D. Bacon, B. Benoy, D. Amlerson, A. Anflerson, B. Bosse Second row: C. Bragg, E. Beaver, D. Baily, B. Avcornero, T. Bee-ler, B. Bragg. First row: D. Bradley, D. Aure, N. Barber, C. Bellman, N. Blevins. P. Branstetter. Top row, left to right: G. Coppersmith, S. Cofflancl. S. Clark. J. Bunvh. D. Crews:-, B. Conrad. Second row: B. Carey, W. Burtl, M. Brown, C. Buckingham. S. Brown. B. Brown, S. Bull. First row: R. Bumpaous, C. Candee, C. Cook, D. Cresswell. D. Cresswell. D. Bruce. X... Top row, left to right: L. Flieger, N. Everett. B. Dent. P. Green, D. Darville, M. Goulet. C. Elliott. Seconml row: E. Davison, D. Denniston, J. Curtis, J. Gooilman, C. Crow, S. Dyer. First row: S. Ellis, B. Cutler, D. Higilon, J. Gower, L. Gruiner, J. Flieger. Top row, ls-ft to right: H. Hedley, R. Harlur, V. Hall, J. Haight, l.. Hooper, Hart, l.. Hunt. Second row: ll. Hutchinson, M. Grey, H. Hash, D. Hoffman, B. Hilton, C. Crlgg. First row: ll. Holter, li. Hoving, R. Croc-no, M. Holmorl, M. Hund- rickson, J. Horner. X.. A wi Top row, lm-ft to right: J. Morgan C. Miller, il. Parnc-ll, C. Ransicr li, Morgan, P. Riggle-, D. Ring Second row: Murphy, E Parkf-r, R. Poolv, R. Morgan, J Nay, M. Nance. First row: J. Poole-, M. Pugh D. Olson, J. Morton, D. Raugust, Il. Kirpatrick. Top row, loft to right: J. Mcfiot ter, J. McKay, R. McCurry, D Mylerbt-rg, R. Marr, B. Martel J. Mclfurry. Second row: P. Kan, M. Jeffries T. Johnson, I.. Johnson, S. Kra mrr, J. Jvllvrs. First row: 0. Lars:-n, C. Hull D. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Long staff, Lf-wis. Top row, lf-ft to right: L. Rod- gers, J. Steele, N. Stelzig, S. Sims, D. Schornak. J. Searcy. Second row: J. Stallings, E. Stewart, K. Shaw. S. Sparks, J. Trull, J. Rinehart. First row: R. Stork. J. Thomp- son, R. Stark, B. Steele, E. Te-fft. J. Taylor. Top row. left to right: E. Sparks, P. Pooler, S. Zank, C. Van Luchenc. J. Vinson, W. Smith. Se-cond row: E. Robinson, M. Thi:-len. R. Vandcrschoor, D. Wilhe-r, l. Williams, C. Unfred. First row: P. Van Hoy, G. War- ner, T. Zahn, R. Thorpe, K, Wickham, J. Thorpe. Here being carried off the field by his players is Em Morgan, Pasco High's head football coach. After coach- ing the Bulldogs through a triumphant season, he re- ceived the high honor of being selected as All State Coach. He undertook this task as he would any other task no matter how difficult. Pasco Hi is justly proud of his honor and we know he deserved it. 'ta s ,- lxlri wqi-sl. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Q1 fi. A Vice President ED ROSANE Secretary JACKIE SHUPE Treasurer F zrst Semester President-JIM DAVIDSON In Jim D3V1dS0H7S term of office he accomplished an im- proved method of student government. The ASB also succeeded in obtaining a safety drivers course for the learning and im- provement of student drivers. They also helped with the MARY ELLEN SYLVESTER YVIA conference this year. Many more students belong to the ASB other than pictured on this page. The only reason why they aren't is that there is no room for all of them. So in conclusion we would like to thank them for the improve- ment of student government they have obtained this term. COUNCIL AT WORK 'i wax my f 5 4 President-HUGH CHAPMAN Being as Hugh Chapman has just taken his seat in office we cannot say what he will accomplish as the year rolls on. But we do know he will do an excellent job and be a well remembered leader. By the time you get this yearbook you will however, know what he and his council have accomplished. There most likely will have been a few up-to-date corrections made in our Constitution, plus other improvements in school government. So now we would like to wish Hugh and his council luck in the coming semester even though we do know they'll do an excellent job. COUNCIL AT WORK ASSOCIATED STUDI' NT BODY OFFICERS Second Semester FALL TENNIS 5 E f K 2. K. ax.. N 'NOG Boys' Fir5L Doubles ,J A 3 Girls' First Doubles LYLE FOSTER -- ,:.. . K - is MARY LEE SEYMORE PHIL ERDMAN 2 ? ' ig: I JOANNE MANFRED , ,. ' 4'1 1f1-' f ' I? in V' W -.,'.k1 fi- Q s A at Q A ' A - Q I L A 41' .a ,.... f ' 3' 4' ,,,f..Q I t , p 1 .L af , ' Bays' First Singles Girls' First Singles GARY LAZZARO JOANN CROW The fall tennis squad played only two practice matches, both with Kennewick. The boys' team won one match and girls lost both matches. Both the boys' and girls' teams were weaker than they will be in the spring of 1953. The boys' team was weakened by the loss of the Nearents twins, who were the Yakima Valley High School Doubles Champions, and by the fact that several of the boys were out for football. A promising transfer however, was obtained from Gonzoga High School, in the person of Gary Laz- zaro, singles player. The girls, team also was weak- ened considerably, Rosalie Smith, the number one girls' singles player moved out of the state. Pat Fast, a member of the Yakima Valley Girls under 15 doubles team runnerup injured her back and was unable to play, and sev- eral other letter winners de- cided not to turn out till spring. It is hoped that Pas- co's Tennis Squad in 1953 may repeat its Tennis Cham- pionships of 1952. Q3 9 Q YL. Q0 ,SNQO Q . 5, K 6 X . H . wtsar 'st2fw' er' 3 .Kb t 5' ao. 135. gas' . X-Q Q.. 4 0516 1 2.961 dsl' 6610 1918 I oi' 566 suv E Yr Y-A36 1 WE 909259 X3 9- . QM 9- QQXQEO9 Qtgco Y 6,831 ' Q. oat. 1 Q3 99669 9' Q- 5 es. A 9' Xing .QJQXQNQ 3. 4359, kb. ety asigk gags CPS . Go 'Neo 5595 ef-' 'wt' 5 'resident N Q! Q xx it mx? 9 members will be taken in in the spring. A certain number of the club may take the test for the NHS Scholarship each year. These people are distinctive in that they must not only maintain a high scholastic record, but must be qualified leaders of their student body. ,lunior National Honor Society members are taken in at the end of each year. This group is composed of Freshmen and Sophomores. Members are chosen by the faculty. This year the club entered a float in the Home- coming Parade. Mr. Hill is the advisor of both clubs. National Honor Society members are chosen for their qualities of citizenship, scholarship, leadership and service. Those qualified are voted on by the faculty. New President JIM GOWER 3 it U ' IHE STARTING LINIL UP IN Illlz H l Mr' if 'F X E F Together we stand, dwzded we fall Manager BARRIE HARTMANI Pos: Helping the boys QM. mm ing, , ' - 'Lawa,?WiQi -AS'--,wmmzwahxvfk A M 2!,A::kfi:A.1i??ai, ,Wa , l!'fQfEi:KWaiS?' ' '21?E!YZ sIi:T5z.sxg.Qs:Z!l2:'4., To tht- loft you st-ff Mr. Glarlrlvn and sonic of his pupils working rlilige-ntly on the conce-ssiun stanfl. Below is the wholt' fnotliall If-am with the vuavlws looking rral neat in thcfir wliitr uniforms. 2-4 41 ati O! 3 33 ' E L. wi V 1 5 X S' , ' l. 5 KR K 3,4 K 5 Q, i ai., I nga A .'iggf! A ni! 5 P454 FF . BOD , .U If C-W4 11' ' I 44 'li' 4 'P-'Q ver .f I, X ,kk get in ig 29,4 4. 3 2 33 43 W 'W' 3' B 3 34 46 as 43 3 Q if p 4 'S - ,t l - Q' 'x 1 QXK. 1134 Q I Y ,-R .-I, , 5 f 4 , .A H ' fi' ' .4 4 -an 5 1 Mauve- is limi llil'-Nilgft' vlmsc-n fur llw ull Ntzitv tvum. Wx r1- mighty prmnl of H I A. lo tht night you sm- tlw pvp vluli unfl ltizipiun-tlvs wa-lvmning lf l '. . . lui ml thu lungs back on tht- fn-lil ul liulf time. PASCQ, ,QU Homecoming Game KENNEWICK-13 Scores WE THEY 23 Dayton .. .. 6 19 Sunnyside . . .. ...13 37 Prosser N ,,,7,,, 7 33 Grandview 7,,,, . 0 6 Walla Walla .. ., H 27 Pendleton ,,,,, . ,,7,, . 31 Moses Lake .. W . 6 12 Richland .. .. ,, 12 20 Kennewick ., ,,,,, ,,7,, . .. . .13 Our llonleconiing Game this year was held at the Kennewick field where both the Paseo and Kennewick bands played before the start of the game. The rain was sprinkling down as the kids ran around trying to find a place to sit. On many a girl's coat you saw the huge white Chrysanthemum with the P in the center that signified a Pasco rooter. These flowers were put together by our Pep Club girls who also had much to do with making the football season a success. Q.-sung-Q Honorary Captain Inspirational Award Awarrl JIM MICHICLSON RON PASSAGE The men behind the boys-V-Left to right: Maurstad, Morgan, Metcalf. At the annual Football Banquet honoring the team fgiven by Pep Club Girlsl ,lim Michelson was awarded the Honorary Captain Award and Ron Passage was honored by being given the Inspirational award. These awards are decided upon by the football team. They certainly couldn7t have chosen more deserving boys. Qifow Q Queen foanna . Y Q 7 - 41539 J Queen of the Football Boys Queen of . A HtJI7lf'l'l?HII:llg Lvl! lo right: l reshn1an l'rinr'r'xx'NlARl.lfNli NANCE Escort - limb Young, junior l'riru'12ss-DONNA Elflls Kmtnrt Scully C4'l1'll1'll Seninr l'rim'f'ss- f.lAf1Kll'i SCHUVI5 l'1sm'url- ,lim Nllvlxkn-lsoll vn- lwu glrl ultvnmlallls ' ' A 1 -gs H ' are Nil s in on uml Nlisx Nluuralulll who luukml vc' upprm-viatiw :+1-rvivf-s. wx-vt null I'lllQ'illl4'HlllIlQI0llflJll1'1'H ami wouhl like' lu thank lhf-an for thu-ir A Queen in Every Way Queen JUA N N E 0'llH l EN lfsvort jim Davidson Senior l,l'lIll'f'SS' CAROLINA THORPF l':Sf'0I'l-WROII Paesags- Junior Princess-HAHISARA CONN Escort'--Ilugh Chapman Supfmmorff l'r1'l1r'c's.v--Cl.:llllJlNl'f JOHNSON ICSCIIFI-,lLlf'k xll'KlIll1'y' l fit, The Homecoming assembly was November 10, with the Coronation of Joanne, our queen, and her court. Joe Amstadt, M.C., started the program by calling Howard Ritter, who first introduced' the idea of Homecoming to P.H.S., to the podium where he made an interesting speech. Altogether it was an interesting and entertaining program, climaxed by the F.H.A. tea. The same evening we witnessed an elaborate float parade, ending the evening with the traditional bonfire of the burning of Kennewick. The next afternoon was the exciting football game with Kennewick in which we won back our trophy. This same evening we concluded the Homecoming activities by the dance at teenage with another crowning of our queen and her court. MRS. DAVIDSON HDGUBY., 5 ..r' , Y .Vg 7.k. .,. , EVN None of us could have asked for a more enjoyable Homecoming than the one our school had this year. We should be proud of our trophy, our football team, and of course the girl they chose to be their queen and also their princesses. And at this time we should not forget to thank Mrs. Davidson, the person behind the scenes that has always worked and strived to make the Homecoming days possible. Let us not forget the Homecoming committee who worked and slaved under Mrs. Davidson's super- vision for just about everything and anything to do with the success of the assembly. So as I said before it's been a great success and next year is going to have to go pretty far to be able to beat it. Thanks again, Mrs. Davidson! JOE AMSTADT lusnnnnui Q GOWN H9 9 re Queen Joanne and her four! LS crowned 07l!'8 I710fC Joanne dancing with escort .lim David son. 5 nm.. .N Is dancm New 6 Qu S 6' cw' A ll! llh proud boffrzl-,I xif X v. ,W,,,,........,......w---...f+-----H- sri INF' The Pep Club girls have worked hard this year for the ball games. For football they marched during half-time to provide entertainment. They have made pep signs for both football and basketball. During the March of Dimes the girls helped by collectlng 3115. They have proved that they are the girls who have built up the school spirit to what it is. PEP CLUB arf 1 FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER pmsuien, ryrryrry k VYVVVVV Vzrrrrrrryrrryrrr J OANN QTBRIEN President ,,,E,,E, ,,,E,,,,,E,,, C AROLINA THORPE Vice President H H ,,,,,,, ARDITH WILKINS Vive President ,, ,, MARGARET EPLIQY Serretary ,, ,,,,, MYRNA KAY EMEI. Secretary , , CAROL HESS Treasurer ,, ,,,, ,,,, PEGGY GACNON Treasurer ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , J UDY MYLERBERC, R- 1 Advisor MISS BOOTHI-I TENNIS 60 shes MR. GREGSON BASEBALL 9 5 32' Q.. ff :G Q . V A f fl: giiff 25 ER ag KL 5 .1 BASKETBALL ,. kl k XA-1 Q 3 ' 1 i t 1 A A MR. MAURSTAD TRACK MR. METCALF FOOTBALL Manta The Pasco Hlgh School Band does many thlngs to support the school Early IH September they begm practlclng thelr rout1ne for the football games Our band along wlth the pep club puts on the most entertalnlng half tlme perform ances 1n the valley Durmg basketball season the pep band plays at the home games They also put on a Chrlstmas concert ln earlv sprmg a ITIUSIL festlval IS always ln order and they always part1c1pate 1n these ln Aprll or May another concert IS presented To conclude thelr successful year of fl1I'I11QlllIlg the school wlth muslc they journey to Spokane to march 1n the Lllac FCSt1V3l parade. Althoumh the band doesnt get very many thanks we couldnt get along without them. J' 1 . Il llfifylli K' -1 ..............-....i... ---ws' I 0 N fp W E A LYA. 4 . I li x X 9 Kfigg-eve -9 Q sangix V . L ,g . 7 JWEQ 1,415 5 b Kia fi '35 if ' 5 3 M' A iris? SQ ' . A Y , 121 ix. '-wffvgf, t aff Q 1-A A , M' ' li in 1 Wi ag 5 4 4 U Wf 5 fl, 22 wif 5 f 1 ,i M 2 it -2255 Q A W N if N ws gl Q si ' 1 ,,, vw wg ,..: 1, A S jigaxxwmmsggf A Q 'S Q if ,, EM M H A 'F y lg 'F ,Q i W I ' 3 .M . Rv Q Ek '4' . NJ A' I 3 I W ' 5 if P2 .3 9 an X '37 S XX-9' ' ' X if Q' . 'T Lingo .. T JoAnn 0,8 Congratulations to ,lo Ann O'Brien and Jackie Shupe our pride and joy. These two pep queens h . . ave lead our teams to victories and cheered them in defeat, during their four years in high school. To these two attractive school spirits we give our highest praise. Thanks from us all. Jim, the spring- ing, elastic little sophomore, is out for his second year and will probably he as prominent in the school spirit his last two years the same as his first two. His fellow classmate Barbara is also out for her second year. Her never-ending vivaciousness and zeal can keep any crowd on their feet. Roy, a freshman, tiny in size but making up for it in agility and nimbleness with Nancy's, Darlene's and Sandra,s big smiles and laughing eyes gave our varsity leaders very good competi- tion. These freshmen will ive 'ff g anyone Stl opposition next year. Bunnell, tion' Ba .5 .1 1F50TBAl-L' T Tbara Haeb CHEERLEADERS 1 g min, Jackj S Shllpe, Sandi' Darlene Bacon, NanCY Blevins' sam ROY Tl pe' B th' First President Second President ,at ' I f . K N I' ir ' Dean Allstrom Warren Dendurent The library assistants are the students who keep our library running smoothly, checking in and out books. keeping them separated and sorted on the shelves, and all in all doing a real good job. We would Projectionist is an organization of boys in the field of photography These are the boys who run off the movies in the annex for the educational films which we have in some of our classes to study on certain subjects Thank you, boys, for your excellent job in running off these films. Mr Hill is the advisor of this helpful club. like to thank them for the big improvement they have made this year in our school library, and also Mr. Hill, who is their advisor and always helps the students in becoming better acquainted with their library. 54. 'i' -it 1 It is better, of course , to know useless things than to know nothing. W.- ,, , , , ,, .I .,,. . ...V. ,I I me f ' 'K ' ii 72.-M - C' - 'V ' lp I' '3 L ' I 3' :- ,F I kk If if t . SOPHOIVIORE OFFICERS First Semester President ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, C HET COONEY Vice President ,, , ,,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, J IM COWER Secfetary ,, .,,, ,,,, , BARBARA HAEBERLIN Treasurer ,,,.,,. ,.,, ,,,,,,,,, . , , CAROLEE WILLIAMSON Second Semester President ,,,,,,I.,.t,t,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,. J OHN MUSKATELL Vice President ,...... ,,,, . , RICHARD WARREN Secretary ,,...,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, J A N PERRY Treasurer ,,,..,, ,,,,,, F RANCIE GOLDADE SOPHOMORES ARE STUDIOUS T00 W !if. il-' nf.i'3A-T' Top row, left to right: S. Davis, J. Gienger, H. Carr, W. Davis, M. Cravens, M. Dolan. Second row: J. Clarke, B. Frimodt, R. Deshane, C. Cooney. Third row: F. Cavin, P. Gagnon, G. Fukasawa, M. Fenske, L. Fulwiler. K Y ' Top row, left to right: L. Buckley, S Crawford, R. Byers, V. Carey, D. Ben son. Second row: R. Allman, J. Avery, C Alvis, B. Bafaro, L. Barnes. First row: J. Bunnel, B. Brogoitti, B Alaxander, H. Carlie. Top row, left to right: D. Hale, J. Goodman, L. Green, V. Daniels. Second row: C. Huston, M. Goatcher, G. Goulet, W. Grainer. First row: J. Howe, S. Hagan, B. Hae- berlin, F. Goldade, C. Hash. Top row, left to right: J. Muscatel, L. McMurdo, C. Miller, H. Harris, R. Large. Second row: R. Milam, C. Merton, D. Newman, V. Morrison, R. Mm-Bride. First row: J. Bishop, P. Fast, R. Mor- gan, P. Hill, B. Jordan. Top row, left to right: M. Masso, J. Meyer, N. Main, B. McCoy, J. Myle- berg, R. Longsdorff. Second row: H. Ingram, J. Ingram, D. McCarty, J. McDonald. Third row: C. Johnson, G. Johnson, J. Morrison. V. Kuebler. ik we Top row, left to right: K. Trimble, M Steffenson, D. Van Dinter, B. Stocum. Second row: R. Williams, R. Mineke, C. Simon, F. Boehm, R. McGinnis. First row: M. Schuman, M. Shinker, G. Shley, V. Strebe, H. Warner. Way 'iw 9 R4 4 Scotty Getchell, the champion tall tale teller of PHS is shown here holding his prize. Scotty won Pasco High's third.liars' contest with a yarn that was really unbelievable. This contest is to be held annually from now on. It is sponsored by Pasco High Schoolis ASB Scotty's name will be put on a ribbon and attached to the handle of the axe which will be placed in the trophy case. Senior SCOTTY CETCHELL Top row, left to right: R. Ungerecht, R. Baker, L. Weige, R. Warren, G. Wagner, R. Williams, B. Stoeker. First row: S. Poole, D. Whitish, P. Wychoff, M. Wiprud, M. Wertenberger. Girls' Lettermen is an organization of girls who have worked and strived in various sports to earn letters and other honors by which to adorn their sweaters. You may see any one of these girls during the year playing on the tennis and basketball courts, and other girls, sports which our school provides for. Boys, Lettermen is an organization of boys who have worked in football, basketball, baseball, tennis, track, etc., to earn their honorable letters and stripes. The advisors of both the lettermen clubs are, of course, the school's coaches, Boothe, Morgan, Maurstadt and Metcalf and Gregson. First President Second President Yr: XA , X A R ww: ri., 9' 1 vu.. M MICHELSON RON PASSAGE 1 k.s.a al 39- R, ,, , Kama kk LL' :. ,jk g QF' .Q ,Y mf. , . E , A 5 i ,,,n 5' L '52 ,, Ii- . K 35 A ff: 1 aff . 'V my A - 1 . x 1 ff Af' JWM1, . Q ,ai 535 if 732' an wfkw , 'L saw wwf gil! ' ,ff ' 4- Y ' 9'-f Q ZX , Qu i, f 3, gf 2 Q Q ig, gnu J f K 4M?sf! rl- Q A 'sw 'Q ,M ki F if ' W rp. Amy 'Wi ,gp AEM rl.. if--MMM 0-Q l5'a kc 6 ll We, the school, would like to compliment you, the cheerleaders, on your excellent joh of leading the school in cheers that have offered our players inspiration throughout their basketball games. Those cheerleaders who don't graduate this year, we know will carry on that good Hole P.H.S. spirit next year on their return. BACON BRANSTETTER BLEVIN5 UP E STARTING LINE ' Y . ..-- Ni xXx X f ar th up anot Q9 -N sw QD th down one ands 'ie '4Q 'S if wg Q5 5 ,wi J If ..-f 'w 'fl' :W-f V797 wx 4 ,JSR Sl i :elsif .fx A W S ED ROSANE , ,-- fa mix 8 GENE PENNEY No: 9 Yr. Jr l0,,Q, Ilt.64 0. .5 Yr. Jr sz lf HI: .111 6 ,fsX f 'MM-We hh'A A' .Q - .T 'X .1 -iff? 5! . If I g A A , 3 HM, ,...,,- ,f, W.. S21 No. 1 Po L JAN TIDRICK Yr: Jr. Ht: 6'6 5.. .. mqmx. X X .J Q s m:q.,..X 5 -. .L . 1- -. i - :ff . S :Q Q? No: 6 Pos: F CHARLES CRUST X r: Jr. Ht: 5'10 No: 5 .. lf 3-, :EK-H: JIM DUKE Yr: Jr Ht: 5'10 3 .. x i ---W. ,z,4 m, Q., giff Iv . A ik? 5 6 .4 ff 'U' I No. 8 X 's--N... NNN? Pos: C H1 LARRY HARVE Y : 5'10 .m..,,,.wmws-,Mmm '--...,, A- ' XR 4n1 ' any of 1953 Presents I ts THE SENIOR CLASS 'nl Q, SENIOR BALL I ' ,wvflv lu- .L Z4 D fx N 3' D .. January 3, 1953 PASCO RECREATION CENTER 9:00 to 12:00 P.M. Music By The HARMONAIRES o N1 f AJ-- QUEEN MAGGIE HOKE and KING HUGH CHAPMAN The Ball, with its fairyland theme of Make Believe was one of the most beautiful ever presented. Couples danced past a wishing well, a fairy palace, and many colorful fairyland characters to the Harmon- aires' gay music. Patrons and Patronesses for the occasion Were: Mr. and Mrs. Amstadt Mr. and Mrs. Passage Mr. and Mrs. Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Shupe Mr. and Mrs. Westerfield Mr. Hoke Mffv 10, ' fk - N'fl1l of the YW Dream Tune ofx Ain'L She Sweet? Our Very Own, 19020 N 0689 1' img J 056 0 exp' C6012 1 S Sums 1101111051 Lf' Al Q Zllqys bf. ws fi, 96562 si5J.ANs 5,5 W' TECHNICAL CREW ADVISOR ROMANTIC LEADS ,fit f'5 .fx CAST Abby Rodick .,,,,,. ..,,,..,.,,,,,,, ,,.. B e rtie Jordan Lulu Pang ,,.,.,,.,.Y, ,,,.I,,, M aggie Hoke Charlotte Carlton ,... ,,.,,.., D onna Ells Sheriff Preble ,,,,., .,.,,....,..,, R on Passage Don Carlton ,,,. ,,I.,... S cotty Cetchell Zadoc Grimes ...,,...,.,,. Lyle Foster. Doc Ferris ,.A.,,,.,,,...,,,., .,,,,,,.. R ussell Love The Professor ,,.,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,. J oe Amstadt Rev. Clarence Underhill ,.,,.. Leon Bingham Beulah Peck .,,,,...,,,,,,....,,,,...,,., ,,.,,,. H elen Kay Cook Dr. Cordon ia womanl ,,....,, ,....... J oanne Manfred State Trooper .,I,.,...,, A... Prompters ,.....,I,,,...., , ........ .,.,, . , Ed Goulet Rochelle Sherman Donna Williamson I CAST PROMPTERS S ' -5 i , ' N, , Q I : iw K N, .. lv ,M K M l' 4 Nikki' 5 ,- Aiw K , - 1 , wi , uw A mf , if' Q if O' if - HP ff! N-Q X We J 5 nf .. I .S was '59 -zur GIRLS' GLEE 'fr- MR. CRABB E. Schrag, M. Epley, E. Stewart, V. Dahle, B. Harder, C. Kapelle, V. Carey. First row Rakes, S. Goodman, V. Strebe, A. Strebe, B. deSchepper, J. Arnold. This is Mr. Crahlfs first year at Pasco High. He is in vharge of all vocal groups. The-y have provided very en- joyable- entertainment during the year. These groups, under Mr. Crablfs super- vision, have performed magnificently. NONETTE H. McGuire, S. Crawford, M. Cetrhell, M. Emel, B. Harder, C. Kapelle, J. Myleberg, M. Epley, S. Goodman. QUARTET Phil Erdmann, Charles Huston, Dick Neff, Lyle Foster, Bob Davis. : gs up .. 'Q i ' '15 ' .. ,.: 4 1 ih i 3 5 ., i .,.. i i i , .N a aa hii h i i hi i l v, ,PQ F L 4. ,b. -a . 1iE ,,. ' - a ih 2 i f' :iQ 1 5 V I wffff, Q E In A i t' H in xii Q 4 .Q This and a great deal more like it ,Q we have had to put ap with A Q: ri First Semester Presirlent . RAY MORRIS Viva l'resi1lent JIM CLARK Serretary BARBARA FRIMODT Trerlsnrer SCOTT LAYVERENCE Second Semester Presirlenl EDDIE ROSANE Virc' l,ff'SiI1l'IIl KAY VINSON Scrretary FLORA FAST Trmgm-pf KEN MORRIS Z e WW wwf' 5 Q 'ls Benny Milam Donna Van Reeman Joanne Manfred Ray Pflieger Ardith Wilkins Lloyd Heald Pat Hussey Herb Beeler Gordon Sargent Ruth Mayers Irwin Klundt Clara Dillon --1: 'gd if .J 17 sis Q5 Jim Duke Wanda Van Reenan Fay Flieger Ray Goessman Joan Crow Barrie Hartman Perry Dodd Pat Belknap Vanis Daniels Darlene Winston Lyle Langford Donna Ells fS,,,, sez- ,- Paw-M fir 1' A Margaret Eplcy .lerry Hi lucz hart Marilyn Clark Charles Crust Kay Vinson Mary Lee Seymore liclrlie llosane Florence Melnturf Leroy lleerl - Christine Cantrell Dale Montgomery Barbara Frirnoflt Mike Madden lim Clark Helen McGuire Phil lfrdrnan Frank Christiansen Frankie Rinker Betty Vails Jan Tidrick Roy lngrarn Graice Bell Kenneth Henderson Rosanna Smith Rita Hanratty Wayne Harris Phyllis Dunn Wesley Bradley Don Weisz Margaret Seals Neilon Walden Lora Pendergraft Judy Cavanaugh Myrna Kay Emel Gerald Hales ,lanel Carey . 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E me , eeyi X 'lu Ron Kreuger Sharon Higgins Chester Main Wanda Rodgers Richard Minton Roberta Canty Bruce Whitcomb Peggy Colbert Melvin Bedford Cecil Sharp Bernice Whitney Janice Wengel Dallas Ziska June Howe Teddy Anderson iff Ken Morris Milmlrecl Jaeger Scotty Lawrence Hay Morris Mary Lynne Foster Burl Larsen Danny Love Joyce Davidson Gene Penney Verrae Strobe llarry Hull Stan Schuler 'au ar:'hg Bob Davis Beverly Rubus Darlene Dent Dick Neff Mary Cetchell Bob Bacolas Lee Heater Barbara R George Ring Rochelle Sherman Phil Flieger Bob Gwin 4 . iR S'15 l ife! 6 Don Holden Sharon Henderson Cary Adamson Elaine Hyatt Edna Dillon Warren Dendurent Ken Van Hollebeke Viola Veal Keith Reynolds Lynn Templeton Eliza Romero Don Carter .. li , STU R I 1' 'K g g .Q ' Hi f if 9 w Virgie Dahle Larry Harvey lvor Hale Joyce Jacobson Barbara Conn Dorothy Hutchings Flora Fast Tom Rucker Monte Lauritzen Arlene Minatoya Ron Boyd Shirlene Wallace x oily' ,Noe oe Vw Q0 69 of 5 si XKNKXXN yo? Gov 525.55- M HANK-LYLE FOSTER First row, left to right: Rochelle Sher- man, Norma Mouda, Bobbie Sue Cooney, Scotty Getchell, Maggie Hoke, Beverly Westerfield, Donna Williamson. Second row: .loe Amstadt, Hugh Chap- man, Kaye McCourin, Mary Lynn Fos- ter, Lyle Foster, Leon Bingham. A Advisor MRS. DAVIDSON THE CHARACTERS Lyle Foster as Hank Bennett, a Connecticut Yankee in the year 528 A.D. Mary Lynn Foster as Marion, Hank's typical teen-age sister. Kaye McGourin as Mrs. Bennett, a worried mother. Scotty Cetchell as the mythological King Arthur. Beverly Westerfield as Queen Guinevere, the king's whiney wife. Leon Bingham as Merlin, a wicked sorcerer. Russell Love as exaggerating Sir Sagramor. Joe Amstadt as Clarence, just a nuisance. Norma Mouda as Elaine, girlfriend of ClarenCe's, another nuisance. i Hugh Chapman as Sir Lancelot, a knight in shining armor. Maggie Hoke as Queen Morgan LeFay, wicked queen of a distant domain. Bobbie Sue Cooney as Sandy, the girl who plays opposite Hank in 528 A.D. nK we , 6 'E First Prcshient Act your part well for therein your honor liesf' This is the National Thespian motto. This group of dramatists helps to encourage the participation of acting in school plays. , To be able to join this organization you must have had 70 lines or be in a 3-act play. fm ,ww Mrs. Davidson is the advisor of this club. W M N First President SCOTTY CETCHELL l u A l . x Q Thespians is an organization open to all students ,W if arf' with acting talent. This is the group that works on 7 ffe' ' all the plays except for the National Thespian play. They learn work in makeup, in stage setting, etc. Mrs. Davidson is also the advisor of this group, besides teaching English and advising other clubs and activities. LYLE FOSTER KAYE McCOURIN ll E. is the cluh that takes care of our Kennel. , Q' We would like to thank them for putt-ing up with hw- us during noon hours and before and after school, in selling Us ucrythinr, from handy liars to pencils. They learn the rules f and I'CgUlZ1ll0ll9 of selling in this helpful organization. Mr. Askcgaard is the advisor of this outstanding club. ROY INGRAM uf, W' fr P' rf! Debate is a group that has really worked this year within their cluh. They have gone all over the valley debating in different schools and towns, and have received much recognition. They will most likely do much more hefore the year is up. Mr. Hanke, the teacher of English and Spanish, is their advisor. First President Sevonrf 1'res1'1fel1t iyaoi y nigh DORIS ELKINS 5 x 'N X In WM xxx .Ni JOANNE O'BRlEN The boys, league is like the girls, league as it is an organization to which every boy in school automatically belongs. They help in keeping their rest rooms clean and neat and teaching the boys of the school the rules that must be followed while attending high school. They do not work on projects as do the girls but they certainly help in obtaining a school whose boys they can be proud of which we of course are. MAGGIE HOKE Vice President DONNA VAN REENAN ' I- V. 1 ' X 3 vm- - 3 : 4-,,,,. Treasurer PAT FA ST The girls' league is not an elective club. It is an organization to which every girl in school automatically belongs. It sponsors many various projects during the year, one of which is the Spring Tea in the spring. It also helps new girls become better acquainted with the school and its rules. The advisor is Mrs. Augus- tavo, the school's English teacher. The advisor of this group is Mr. Met- calf, the basketball coach. ,p1s.r+.,M Secretary W. DEN DURENT PresidenL4RUSSEL LOVE ang .gan fir X' . idx or Treasurer D. ALLSTROM V Ks. ' N37 First President Second President , , , , . , , , H1-Y is a national organizational ormler to create and maintain high standards of Christian character. Many of the high school hoys belong to this worthwhile club. They sponsor various projects during the year. Their advisor is Mr. True, the sch0ol7s biology and physics teacher. Wmirl S' IA: 40.6 First 11,-psirjenl Seronrl Presifierzl 'H-if 3 Q-03 FU RUSANPT WARREN DENDURENT 'l'ri-lli-Y is like the cluh ahove with the exception that it is a girls, organization. It is a national Christian cluh to help better the girls in their community. The advisor of this outstanding club is Mrs. Scott, the typing and shorthand teacher. PAT HUSSEY GIEORILIA IARSEN Q3 65 ' s t 41. J B ...H 'lP,., wf'x. J. -' - ::1' -11 -:n:- - , Q - E-' J f g. 2:5 ,,--,' He shall rule them with a rod of iron 'K I MOST STIIIJIOIIS OI AI.I.! First Semester S ,, CLASS 0' QERS Second Semester Iii-Canwral f,I0Illl!'il Iel'l?fl'Sf'l'lfl!llI17f'S LINDA I,AlIR'I'IZIiN NURMA NIOUIJA is President HIICH CHAPMAN Vive I'resir1c'11t ,IIINI 'NIHIIIITLSON Sefrelary lIAHOI.INA 'IIHORPE Treasurer SIIIIILICY ICILIOT l'resirfr'r1,z JOE AMSTAIYI' Vive l'rf'sident ,IO CORNELL Secretary IIARIMRA HARDICR Treasurer SHIRLEY ELLIOT JEAN MCKEEVER ARNOLD Tri-Hi-Y 1-25 A Cappella 2-35 Girls' Clee Club 45 Music Meets 2-3-45 Junior National Honor Society 25 Astronomy Club 35 Wasco 4. DEAN ALLsTRoM Projectionists 1-2-3-45 Tennis 2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Thespians 3-45 YVIA Conference 45 A Cappella 15 Boys' League Officer 35 Class Officer 1-25 ASB Council 25 Green Valley Stage Crew 3. KAY BROWNE Thespians 2-3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Green Valley 35 Barretts of Wimpole Street 35 Debate Officer 2-3. LEON BINGHAM Thespians 45 National Thespians 45 Class President 25 National Honor Society 3-45 Cuckoos on the Hearth 4. vm-Nw LOLA BLANCHARD Transferred from Livingston, Montana 45 Homecoming Committee 4. JOE AMSTADT Thespians 2-3-45 Thespian Vice President 45 Junior Prom King 35 Cuckoos on the Hearth 45 Homeroom President 45 Homecoming M. C. 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 YVIA Conference 45 National Thespians 4. PHILLIP CAREY Transferred from Marion, Ohio 4. HELEN KAY CooK A Cappella 1-25 Music Festival 1-25 Thespians l-2-3-45 Vvasco 3-45 Green Valley5 Cuckoos on the Hearthg Technical Staff, Out of the Frying Pan, Green Vallcyg Talent Show 25 Junior National Honor Society 25 Homecom- ing Committee 45 National Thcspians. 4. DICK BONDURANT FFA 1-2-3-4. DELLA CALDWELL Tennis 1-3-45 Junior Prom Queen 35 Girls' Lcttermen 3-45 CAA Vice President 45 CAA 2-3-45 Pep Club 1-2-3-4. RONALD CARLSON Football 35 Basketball 'l5 Hi-Y 45 A Cappella 3-45 Track 45 Homeroom President 3. BOBBIE SUE COONEY Debate 1-25 Thespians 1-2-3-45 National Thes- pians 2-3-45 Nick of the Woods 15 Midnight 25 Green Valley 35 Barretts of Wimpole Street 35 YVlA Conference 2-35 Band 15 Wasco 3-45 Thespian Officer 35 Pacific Slope Press Conference 45 Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court 4. NANCY J 0 CORNELL Evergreen Girls' State 3g ASB Council 3-43 Class Officer 1-33 Homeroom Officer 1-2-3-43 Thespians 1-2-3-43 Thespian Officer 2-33 Na- tional Thespians 2-3-43 National Thespian Of- ficer 3-43 Nick of the Woods 13 Midnight 23 Green Valley 33 Junior National Honor So- ciety 23 Girls' League Officer 33 Music Meets 2-3g Nonette 2-3. HUGH CHAPMAN Thespians 1-2-3-43 National Thespians 2-3-43 Football 43 Basketball 3g Lettermen's Club 43 Green Valley 33 Class President 1-43 ASB President 4g ASB Council lg Senior Ball King 4g Boys' Quartette 2-33 Connecticut Yankee 4. IDA COTNER PHIL DAUGHERTY Transferred from Kellogg, Idaho 43 Wasco 43 Future Teachers of America 43 Future Teach- ers of America Treasurer 4. JEANETTE COSMAN Pep Club 1-2-33 Homeroom Officer 1-2-3-43 ASB Council 23 Majorette 2-3: A Cappella 2g Music Festivals 23 DE. 43 D. E. Confer ences 4. KENNETH COFFLAND f ff Wil :-1 1' sl' 1' A I is la 'Ulf RALEIGH DAVIS Football I-43 Baseball 33 Track 23 Boys' State 33 Band l-21 Junior National Honor Society 1-2. JOAN DAVIDSON FHA 1-2-3-43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Ball Committee 4. JIM DAVIDSON Football 1-2-3-43 Tennis 1-2-3-43 ASB Presi dent 43 Class President 43 Thespians 1-2-3-43 National Thespians 2-3443 Sinewesah 2-3, Lettermen's Club 1-2-3'4'Q Projectionist 1-2-33 Green Valley 33 Barre-tts of Wimpole Street 3 BOBBIE J. DANIELS Transferred from Kildare, Texas 2g CAA 3-43 Girls' Lettermen 3. LLOYD ELLER Homeroom Officer 33 D. E. 43 Kennel Mana- ger 43 Homecoming Committee 4. BARTHOLDA DESCHEPPER Homeroom President 13 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Pep Club 2g Astronomy 3g Wasco 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 Music Meets 4-3 Pacific Slope Press Con- ference 4. HARVEY DICKERSON LYLE ELLER D. E. 4 PATSY DUNCAN D. E. 4g Kennel Assistant Manager 43 Ken- nel Manager 4. VERNON ERICKSON J 0 ANNE DODGE Pep Club 1-2-3-4g A Cappella 1-2-3-4g CAA 1-3-4g ASB Council 2-4g Bi-Cameral Council Secretary 4g Music Meets 1-2-3-43 Girls' League Officer lg Home-room Officer 2-3-4g YVIA Conference 43 Girls' Lettermen 3g A Cappella President 43 Wasco 4. DALE ERICKSON SCOTTY GETCHELL Football 1-2-3-43 Baseball 2-33 Thespians 2- 3-43 National Thespians 2-3-43 Lettermen 3-43 National Thespian President 4, Vice Presi- dent 33 Thespian Vice President 3g ASB Vice President 33 ASB Council 1-2-33 Homeroom Officer 1-2-33 Class Vice President 33 Letter- men Vice President 43 Boys' League Vice President 3-43 Talent Show 2-3-43 Out of the Frying Pan 23 Barretts of Wimpole Street 33 Cuckoos on the Hearth 43 Connecticut Yan- kee 4. SHIRLEY ELLIOT Transferred from Tombstone, Arizona 43 Thes- pians 43 Class Treasurer 43 Cuckoos on the Hearth 4. LYLE FOSTER Transferred from Seattle 23 Thespians 2-3-43 National Thespians 3-43 Green Valley 3g Barretts of Wimpole Street 33 Cuckoos on the Hearth 43 Connecticut Yankee 43 Thespian Officer 43 Tennis 3-43 Boys' Lettermen 43 Band 23 Boys' Quartette 43 YVIA 33 Math- Physics Day 33 Wasco 3-43 Pacific Slope Press Conference. DoR1s ELKINS Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Tri-Hi-Y 2-33 A Cappella 3g Tri-Hi-Y Officer 2-33 D. E. 43 D. E. Officer 43 ASB Council 23 Bi-Cameral Council 33 Home- room Officer 2-3-43 YVIA Conference 23 Music Meets 33 D. E. Convention 4. FRED GORDON Transferred from Ogdon, Utah 2g Thespians 3-43 Sinewesah 43 Pep Band 2-3-43 National Thespians 43 Music Meets 2-3-43 Projection- ists 43 Dance Band 3-43 Technical Staff, Green Valley 3, Cuckoos on the Hearth 4, Connecticut Yankee 4. SHIRLEY GOODMAN Library Assistant 13 Homeroom Officer 1-43 A Cappella 2-33 Pep Club 3-43 Nonette 3-43 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Homecoming Princess 33 Music Festival 33 Girls'iGlee Club 4. PAUL HEALD ASB Council 4g Thespians 4g Homecoming Committee 4. BEVERLY GRAHAM Pep Club l-2g GAA 1-2-3g GAA Officer-2g Girls' Lettermen l-2g Bowling Champions 33 Tri-Hi-Yg A Cappella 2g Music Meets 23 Girls' League Officer lg Sunshine Committee 2g D.E. 4g D.E. Conferences 4g ASB Council 4-3 Homeroom Officer 2-4. 'YP EUGENE HOLT FFA 13 Debate 4g D. E. 4g D. E. Secretary 45 D. E. Representative 4g Homecoming Committee 4. TERRY HADEN Band 1-2-3g Music Meets 1-2-33 Homecoming Committee 43 Junior National Honor Society 2. 'bw RONALD HEMSWORTH Band 1-2-3-4g Band Meets 1-2-3-4-g Band Vice President 3g Auto Mechanics Vice President 3g Homeroom Vice President 4. ANN GREENWELL Tri-Hi-Y 2g A Cappella 3-4g Music Meets 3-4. ED GOULET ASB Council l-2-3-43 Football l-2-33 Thespians l-2-3-43 Band 13 National Thespians 2-3-43 Sin:-wesah 3-43 A Cappella 33 Midnight 23 Green Valley 33 Barrelts of Wimpole Street 33 Cuckoos on the HP8fIhQ YVIA Conference 1-43 Projectionists l-2-3-43 Lettermen's Cluh3 Thes- pian President 33 Out of the Frying Pan 23 Richland Music Meet 3. DOLORES HENDERSON YVIA Conference 3-43 Winner, Crest Design Contest 33 Co-Editor, Sins-wesah3 Class Officer l-23 Evergreen Girls' State 33 Thespians 43 Sinewesah 3-43 National Honor Society 3-43 Junior National Honor Society 23 ASB Council 2g National Honor Society President 43 Home- room Officer l-2-33 Cuekoos on the Hearth Technical Staff 43 Thespian Secretary 4. DICK GORDON Band l-2-3-43 Future Teachers of America 43 Tennis 3-43 Boys' Lettermen's Cluh 3-4. BARBARA ANN HARDER ASB Council lg Bi-Cami-ral Council 43 Girls' League Fashion Show lg Senior Women's Club Scholarship Award 13 FHA l-2-3-43 FHA President 33 Girls' Glee Club 4: As- tronomy Club 33 Astronomy Club President 33 ASB Secretary 33 Homecoming Committee 43 Nonette Accompanist 43 Sinewesah 43 Evergreen Girls' State 33 Junior National Honor Society 23 National Honor Society 3-43 National Honor Society Officer 4g Music Meets 43 Class Secretary 43 DAR Citizenship Award 4. ARTHUR E. HAEBERLIN Hi-Y l-23 Football 1-23 CAROL Hiass FHA 2-3-43 FHA Officer 3-43 A Cappella 3-4-3 Pep Club 43 Pep Club Officer 43 D. E. 43 D. E. Officer 43 Home-room Officer 3. MAGGIE HOKE Transferred from Wa-Hi 23 Senior Ball Queen 43 Sinewesah 2-3-43 Sinewesah Art Editor 23 Sinewesah Co-Editor 43 Second Place- Amen ica is Everybody's Business 3g Class Officer 33 Homeroom Officer 43 Thespians 2-3-43 Junior Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Com- mittee 43 CAA 43 Girls' League President 43 Cuckoos on the Hearth 43 YVIA Conference 2-3-43 National Thespians 43 Senior Ball Com- mittee 43 Astronomy 33 Connecticut Yankee 4. J OE HOULIHAN Baseball 3-43 Basketball 2-32 Football' 2-31 Lettermen's Club 3-43 D. E. 4. CAROLE JOHNSON Transferred from Milton-Freewater 2g A Cap- pella 23 Ellensburg Music Meet 23 Tri-City Music Meet 2g GAA 3-43 GAA President 43 Girls' Lettermen 3-43 YVIA Conference 4. MERRILL KESLER WYNOMA J AcoBsoN JIM JACOBS Band 1-2-3-43 A Cappella 43 Boys' Glee Club 43 Music Meets 1-2-3-43 D. E. 4g Basketball 2-4. 'SV 'I-1' ' RUSSEL LovE FFA 1-2-33 Boxing 1-23 Football 3-4g Letter- ms-n's Club 1-2-3-4: Thespians 2-3-43 National Thespians 41 Bi-Cameral Council 3-45 Class Officer Sq Home-room President 1-3g Boys' League President 43 Thespian Play 4: Na- tional Thespian Play 4. JANICE KELSO GARY LAZZARO Transferred from Gonzaga High School, Spo- kane 45 Tennis 43 I Speak for Democracy finals 4g Homecoming Publicity Chairman 4. CLAUDIA KAPELLE A Cappella 2-3g Music Meets 2-3-4g Nonette 3-4g Girls' Glee Club 43 Homeroom Officer 1-4g ASB Council 4. JACK MCKINLEY Boxing lg Football 1-2-3-4g Baseball 2-3-4g Lettermen's Club 2-3-4g Boys' League Treas- urer 4. BETTY KENOYER Projectionists lg GAA 23 Library Assistant 13 Drivers Training 2g D. E. 45 A Cappella 1. GEORGIA ANN LARSEN Transferred from Sunnyside 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Future Teachers of America 4. Tri-Hi-V Pres- ident 4. DICK MCNEESE Thespians 1-2-3-45 National Thespians 2-3-45 Tennis 2-3-45 Basketball 2-35 Football 45 Lettermen 3-45 Student Conference 35 A Cap- pella 1-2-35 Music Festivals 1-2-3-45 Boys' Quartette 1-2-35 Cheerleader 3-45 Homecom- ing Program Chairman 45 Out of the Frying Pan 25 Nick of the Woods 15 Green Valley 35 Barretts of Wimpole Street 35 Projectionist 4. JOAN MCCURDY Transferred from Moscow, Idaho 35 Band 45 Lihrary Assistant 4. STANLEY A. MAXSON, JR. Transferred from New York 35 Sinewesah 45 President. Stan's Band 45 President, Future Teachers of America 4. LINDA LAURITZEN FHA 1-2-3-45 FHA President 45 Senior Class Officer 45 Wasco 45 Wasco Business Manager 45 .lunior National Honor Society 25 A Cappella 2-45 Music Festival 25 Evergreen Girls' State 3. LOREN MATTOON Transfererd from Toppenish 35 Wasco Staff 45 Chairman, Homecoming Parade 45 Third Place, I Speak for Democracy contest 4. Z .Iffi . fsfliffag-T!'i' K. NEIL MILLER NORMA MOUDA Thi-spians 2-3-43 Green Valley 33 D. E. Carni- val Queen 13 ASB Council 13 Class Vice President 23 YVIA Conference 33 National The-spians 3-43 Thespian Officer 2-3-43 Second Place, 'tl Speak for Democracy contest 43 Tri-State Conference 13 Connecticut Yankee 43 Bi-Cameral Council 4. J AMES MICHELSON Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Lettermen's Club 2-3-43 President, Lettermcn's Club 43 ASB Council 43 Class Vice President 43 Secretary, Boys' League 43 Homeroom President 1-343 Homeroom Vice President 2. KAYE MCGOURIN Pep Club 1-2-3-43 Thespians 2-3-43 National Thespians 2-3-43 National Thespian Officer 3-43 YVIA Conference 43 Bi-Cameral Council 43 Wasco 3-43 Math-Physics Conference 33 Pacific Slope Press Conference 43 Out of the Frying Pan 23 Green Valley 33 Connecticut Yankee 4. RONALD PASSAGE Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 13 Baseball 2-3-43 Thespians 2-33 National The-spians 43 Class President 2-33 ASB Council 2-33 Green Valley 3g Cuckoos on the Hearth 43 Lettermen's Club 3-43 Boys' Quartette 2-31 Homecoming Com- mittee 43 A Cappella 1-2-3. JOANN 0,BRIEN Girls' League Secretary 43 May Day Princess lg Tennis 1-2-33 Cheerleader 1'2'3-4: GAA 3-43 Girls' Lettermen 2-3-43 Homecoming Princess 23 Sophomore Hop Queen 23 GAA Secretary-Treasurer3 Pep Club President 43 Homecoming Queen 4. MARY Lou QUACKENBUSH Transferred from Deer Park, 45 FHA 4. KEN REISINGER FFA 1-2-3-45 Homecoming Committee 4. BETTY RUTLEDGE D. E. 45 Transferred from Maupin High School 2. Roy ROMROUGH Basketball 3g Track 3-45 ASB Council 45 Football 4. PATRICIA LEE RUTHERFORD Transferred from Cleveland, Ohio 25 Pep Club 25 Tennis 25 GAA 35 Wasco 35 Library Assistant 35 GAA Bowling Team 35 D. E. 45 D. E. Conventions 45 Girls' Clee Club 45 Music Festivals 45 Senior Ball Committee Chairman 4. VANCE RICHARDSON Band 2-3-45 Baseball 2-45 Bi-Cameral Council 45 Homeroom President 45 Homecoming Com- mittee 4. TONY RUSSELL Baseball 3g FFA 2-3-4. EARLENE A. SCHRAG Home-room Secretary 1-2g Girls' Glee Club 4. 19' GRANT RUSSELL Transferred from Moses Lake 3g Homecoming committee 43 The-spians 43 National Honor Society 3443 Bi-Cameral Counril 4. BILLY RUTLEDGE GAA 2. ROBERT YoUNc Wasco 3-43 Football 3-4g Hi-Y 3-43 Track 4, A Cappella 1-2-3-4. GYNNETTA SEARCY CAA 1-23 FHA 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. JACKIE SHUPE Cheerleader 1-2-3-43 GAA 35 Girls' League Secretary 3g Girls' Lettermen 35 May Day Princess 23 Pep Club Officer 33 Homecoming Princess 3-43 ASB Officer 3-49 ASB Council 2g Evergreen Girls' State, 3. KEN WINKLEY MARY ELLEN SYLVESTER ASB Treasurer 4: GAA 43 YVIA Confer- ence 4. CAROLINA THORPE Transferred from Kelliher, Minn. 2g Pep Club 2-3-43 Class Officer 43 Senior Home- coming Princess 4g Thespians 3-4. ANNETTE STREBE Girls' Glee Club -1- JAMES YANDA Transferred from White Salmon 2 DONNA WILLIAMSON Transferred from Unatilla, Ore. 25 Thespians 3-45 National Thespians 45 Class Officer 35 CAA 45 Waeco 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Thespian Officer 45 Pep Club 35 Homeroom Officer 35 YVIA Conference. LILLIE WILLIAMSON Transferred from Madill. Oklahoma 45 Home- coming Committee 45 D. E. 4. Seniors not pictured CHARLES F ELLOWS RAY HENRY ROBERT JAYNES TOM MCDONNELI. RON TREADWELL OIIVILLE WEBER WARD STEVENS BEVERLEY ANN WESTERFIELD Pep Club 1-2-3-45 Thespians 1-2-3-45 Na- tional Thespians 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Wasco 3-45 Wasco Co-Editor 45 Homeroom Officer 1-25 ASB Council 1-25 Bi-Cameral Council 3-45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Com- mittee 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Barretts of Wimpole Street 35 Out of the Frying Pan 25 Junior National Honor Society 25 National Honor Society 3-45 National Honor Society Officer 4. SHIRLEY RAE WILKINS Transferred from Quincy 35 D. E. 45 Rich- land Music Meet 3-45 A Cappella 3-4. Tutwiler Studio I sr I X 1 .Z V L A 4 9 f lf! , 1 X , 4 1 lf , X Q ,, fl l 4 S ll l It ll i Q., XZ' C o-Editors DOLORES HENDERSON MAGGIE HOKE We, the Editors, would like to let you, the people of P.H.S., know that a part of us is in this book. We have fought, laughed, agreed, disagreed, and cried over this book. But we loved every minute of it. And we each realize it couldn't have been half as nice without the other's shoulder to cry on. We want to express our appreciation to the faculty for their wonderful co-operation. We realize it wasn't necessary, but very willingly they did everything in their power to help us. With the deepest sincerity in our hearts we thank you. Also we want to thank the student body for their helpfulness. They've stood patiently while we argued over poses. They came back again when it didn't turn out any good, and very cheerfully put up with us. Thanks, staff, for holding your temper, which was not easy with two bosses. Although sometimes we thought we had the dummyheads of the school, you could only have been tops to survive us. You've done a wonderful job for being as inexperienced as you were this year. Thanks again. To Mr. A we want to give very special Thanks. He has lost sleep, lost his appetite but never lost his patience with us. And believe me, it takes a wonderful person to put us with a redhead and a temperamental Irish. We really appreciate it, Mr. A. We only hope you love reading the 1953 Sinewesah half as much as we have loved making it for you. And may it accomplish its purpose of reminding you of.this wonderful school year and its events, as we planned for it to. From the two editors of your yearbook. 305224 and Advisor MR. AUGUSTAVO FRED GORDAN Art Editor This guy with a line and a circle turned our amateur looking scrib- bles into works of art, as well as doing the fancy lettering. 'H-ms. STANLEY MAXSON Advertising Assistant His persuasive- ness gained us many ads. BARBARA HARDER Business Manager She handled all the money. Did the Senior pages too. And on top of these big jobs, turn- ed out some very beau- tiful pages. MILDRED JAEGER Editorial Staff She has spent more than one night after school working on pages. She did a beau- tiful job on the Junior pages. E35 Knpf ' ii f-teh, gil . .wi Y ii' ED COULET Photograph er He spent much of his time in the dark room developing and print- ing and reprinting neg- atives for us. 29 HARRY HULL Editorial Staff Harry was responsible for the faculty pages, as well as the Fresh- man and Sophomore pages. MARY LYNNE FOSTER Advertising Manager She is responsible for about one-half of the finances on the book, as well as making pages to please our backers. ...f' fx . I KENNETH HENDERSON Editorial Staff ln spite of only enter- ing during the second semester he caught on very fast and did his share of the pages. GEORGE GOULET Photographer George not only took pictures when Gary couldn't make it but he was top salesman for subscriptions and he was a great help to Mary Lynne. It mg LEE HEATER Photograph er Lee, we acquired dur- ing the second semes- ter, but he has been valuable all year to us. He takes very good ac'- tion pictures. AT WORK Z LIBBY RODGERS Editorial Staff For the only Freshman on the staff Libby has proved her worth. She has drawn many pages and given us many ideas for ours. GARY MILLER Photographer Gary missed dances, missed classes and stood on his head to get pictures for the book. A3 THE END fm -3 0 906 A S Clplc WAS Q Q W Y W Co-Editors BOBBIE SUE COONEY BEV WESTERFIELD Kay CUB REPOR - 1505291 Heuen Ma TERSxWand RTERSJJOAHH L 1 FDSLEY- Vgaret E 1 Y 3 Rndg , B . NWS Rmmzxcf-ev.-f, Phxl Daughlfwv ve Bemnap. My Donna EHS, sf: SZZSJOIP Cook, Jean Q ggfgk n 2 SPORTS REPORTERS-Barrie Hartman, Monte Lauritzen, Bob Young, Ron Carlson. TYP ISTSX Q6 E NAGEY5 go SJSYCHANCE WG WX Bfowne' des TANTXJ and F P-ovx2Y'1Etwt,x4-are Clwpper. 0 COPHJAIZURE EDI A . Lau , aye TOR anzxdxnaa g000' M060 - S an QQN 15 Ma ur, , d ii, X,-0169 I1 Barlholdj ma WASCO STAFF Co-editors ,.....,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,., Beverley Westerfield, Bobbie Sue Cooney News Reporters and Feature Writers ,,,,,......r,,,, Helen Kay Cook, Lyle Foster, Earl Cavanaugh, Pertie Jordan, Jo Ann Dodge, Jean McKeever, Phil Daugherty, Donna Ells, Margaret Epley, Wanda Rogers, Pat Belknap. Sports Reporters ...,,,,.....,,r,.,......,,,, Bob Young, Ron Carlson, Monte Lauritzen, Barrie Hartman Business Manager . .,...,,. ,,,..., L inda Lauritzen Exchange Editor ,,,,,,. ,,..,...,,,,,.... J o Cornell Assistant ..,....,.. ......,,,. K aye McGourin Feature Editor ......,r,,,.,... ,,,,, B artholda deSchepper Advertising Manager ,,,,,........,,,, Kay Browne Assistant ..,,,,....... ,... ,,,,.r.,,........ .,.,,, ,,,,,,..... L o r e n Mattoon Staff Photographer ,,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,....,.,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,..., Stan Schuler Typists .,....,.,,v,.....,,,,, ,,,,. D onna Williamson, Bartholda deschepper Adviser ....,... ......,. . , .,.,r,,,...,.,.,.,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,..., Mrs. Bernice Davidson Bam, olda Gpper D Ad1Ji,S0f , onna Will' S. DA lamsonl Wlzrfs Who In The Senior Class IIYVI MHIIIELSON uml KIAROLE JOHNSON am- thi- most JOE AMSTAIYI' and SHIRLEY GOODMAN haw- lim-n lllilvliv slmlr-nh in thx- l'l2lN!- of 'Sli 'l'l1z1I 1-urul gguim- rx-ally l'llUSl'll Ihv lu-st looking in tln- Sm-nior rlziss. As you van links like' fun, sm- ilu-y'rv admiring thvmsr-lvvs, AIIKIE Slllll'E anil RON PASSAGE an- our frif-ndlic-st MAGGIE HOKE and SCOT'l'Y UE'l'4'fHEI,I, gm- the W-r. ouplv, ul ilu- lima-, llmugh, the-y sw-ni lu lu- lmallling it nut. Sonality kills. Thvy sm-ni to luv having il luii- laugh ,ww a skull from True-'S class, DONNA WILLIAMSON and DICK MCNEESE are the two best dressed people in the class. However, they tlidn't come prepared for the picture. JACK MCKINLEY and CAROL HESS are the two hashful kids of '53. It looks to me that they're standing too close to be bashful though. pix'-Q A-.5 GARY LAZZARO and DELLA CALDWELL are the flirts of '53. To look at the picture you wouldn't think so. You should have seen them before the picture. BARBARA HARDER and STAN MAXON are the studi- ous people in class. Oh! Oh! We took the picture at the wrong time. Stan's giving us the evil eye. 1 1111111 1111' 111111' 1111-1-1-111-1. 1 11111111111111-11 111 I11lI1'1l 111 11111 111 1 Y ffl? in QYQVJU 1111 1111111 111111111111'1111-11111111111 11111111111 111 ZINW 111 321 11r1' 11f 1'11111'11'. ,101 111'1N RIII41 11111111 11111111 H1 1w11 11'1'1'1- 1'1111s1'11 11111111 1111 Ill 1 11- 111 1111'ir 1lll1G1illl111H1l 14111111111 1111-111111111111 111v111r11 111111-r 1ll'l'N11llJl1l1Y. z111111'll1' 111111111 111111 1111' 1111- 1111111111111111g 111111' 1111111- 111 1111'11' l'1llNH 1l1'l'll 111111 11111 1-11111 11111'11 111lYN. 1111-1 111111' 111-1111 111 111 1111' H1'1'llIN'N 111111 1111111111-1. 111 111 1111 11111 111111 111111111 111111-1. 11l1'S 11111 1111111111 11111111 111111111'1. 11111 1111 111111 illll l'111Il1' 11111 11-111' 11111-11 1111 1 111llNl'11 1111' 11l111ll'H1 11111111r 111-111111111 .1111 3111. 1111- 1111'111111'111111' 111 1 l1llIN1'I1 11111111-1'11111111g 1,1111-1111 111 11 .111 11-111, ,11111 111 11111111 .111 1111 111111111' 1-1 111-1113 1-1111-11-11 1H11l1'1llg1l 1 11111 11111' 11111' 1'l1I1 1'1'1'1'11'11, X511 11I1N 111111 511 w1- w1111111 11111- 111 1-1111gr.Jt11.11 11 111111 11 11 n11 NN11D111'I' 11111 1111111 1 1111111111-11 111 111 11111111 11111111111 111 II 1l11'1llI'1'4, 111V 1111 1w11 111'111111 11111 ur 1111111, 111111' 11'1111111. 111111 111111 111 11111111 1'. 111 11111 111 1 Most Likely to Succeed BARBARA HARDER JIM DAVIDSON ALL FACULTY,S CHOICEU Voted by the faculty members as the most likely to succeed, JIM and BARBARA were well deserving of this honor. Barbara has made practically a straight A grade all during her four years of school. She has not only been in N.H.S. but has served as secretary for the A.S.B. council, was sponsored by Soroptimist Club for Girls' State, and has been very ,important in the activities of the class of '53, Jim has held the high honor of A.S.B. president and did a very good job at it. He was sponsored by the Legion for Boys' State and has held many offices in his four years of school. His grades have been above average, which is very commendable for the subjects he has taken. This should be proof enough of the excellent judgment of our faculty. Good luck, kids, for we all know you will succeed in anything you choose to undertake in the future. O EVERGREEN GIRLS' STATE Q ' Jackie Q11 . ' UWE Dohmr H, I - . Q Nmma M0uda, U' tnlhfwn. Linda Lauritzvn, lo Vornf-U H 0 . . arhafa Hardm- Each year, the American Legion and its auxiiiary sponsor Giris' and Boys' States to iurther knowieclge anti interest in government. Ueiegates are chosen ior their citizenship, schoiarship, ieadership, trustworthiness and physicai titness. it is a great honor to he chosen to attend and one that each iunior boy and giri strives to attain. . C Q . O Q O O l Q C EVE HCR EEN TATE L, 0.01 0 li . 1f,S- 6 ,id so colt ye Ptcb 611 Ra, Sigh Future Farmers of America from Pasco High are very active in both state and county fairs. They are one of the more active groups of our school and always bring P ,d home the blue ribbons. In the Homecoming Parade, they always come up with a very rw em original float. Future Homemakers of America, though one of the smaller clubs, do a great deal to improve Pasco High. At Christmas time they made candy for an old people's home. During football season, the players are served a very delightful banquet. The FFA LINDA LAURITZEN boys are also honored with a dinner cooked and served by these girls. in K X ST-F? '41 t', lhxzzl 1 in. f' -2. G.A.A. is the girls' athletic organization in which they play volleyball, basketball, tennis and other sports such as bowling. Any girl that is interested in the field of sports is eligible to join. The club is so much fun as it gives you the opportunity to l,m9idem meet other girls and to earn a letter if you are interested, Miss Boothe, the lmjqidem girls' P. E. teacher, is the advisor, and in any sport you happen to be ' playing donat be surprised to find her there playing right beside you. fYAR '4P7 JOHNSON Future Teachers of America is a new organization just formed in school to encourage STAN MAXON the idea of the teaching profession. This group will be sponsoring the student teachers day which we have annually every year. We have high hopes for this new club. Mrs. Porter, the art teacher, is this club's advisor. Y Jil i HWS A' 5 dl ,Q 1' .O 11 I' K ,I I X f4 129, - I J' ' I af' , 9 If A fl I , ,521 Iffffff .. ,f' kf y I if X5 1, f Lx N. .., Ni ,K 'H . 1 , ,fi 4,2 ,W J 'rf' :a 6-vw dm, , 21, ww-Nfffv ' M, Q W I gf- f ff ,1.,-f- ' 1 ' , 4- , , , A74 ff,,f--M A ,f 4, 1 ff, , ,ff ,f if A 5 I3 f N .A -Q, X www f,,W 3 ..--....- ,,. ...--- !,ff ,1 ' NL ,f The class of 'SZ' nvd their annual Jr. Prom at the Recreational Center last year in the wm,IirsL.week of April. The girls looked very pritty in their colerful formels, and the boy's hendsqgeftn nuitx and ties. Della Caldwell and Joe Amstndt reizned as queen and king of the Prom. 'All in all it was a sucessful dance and you felt as if you really were in Paris at April time as you danced underneath the sky blue crepepaper ceiling A n with the Eiffel Tower in the distance, ,ff , if Y 4A,. A ,k,, ff ,ff f X Aflf ,.,f' ,Z J! ' K l .J The crowns of the Prom were so attractive we took separate pictures of them. They were made for us by Lyold of Lyolds' Flowers. To the left you see the Kingis crown. Below in the right corner you see the Queenis crown. ff Q ,ff ...My s Q 1' Left to right: Donna Williamson. Joe Amstaclt, Della Caldwell Ron Pa sa e Donna and Ron, two of the ,lunior class officers, were the privileged two to crown Joe and Della the king and queen of the Prom. The picture above shows the foursome standing in front of the elab- orate throne. . .., 4 We had a lot of fun decorating this dance but most of all we had fun making the artificial flowers. Many were the nights that we slaved away at each other's houses doing this job, eating cookies and drinking pop to our heart's content. lt's a wonder we had any flowers at all done by the time the dance rolled around. But it's fun we will always remember. nzuuis ' Top row: Coach Gregson, J. Davidson, B. Nearents, L. Foster, C. Schneider, R. Graham, D. McNeese, B. Nearf-nts, P. Erd- mann, D. Cordon, T. McDonald. Middle row: R. Smith, M. Seymore, J. Manfred, J. Shupe, J. 0'Brien, P. Gagnon, D. Caldwell, N. Maas, C. Combs, M. Bradford. Bottom row: J. Crow, P. Fast, F. Fast, P. Belknap, M. Clark, R. Reynolds, M. Sandusky. An outstanding event was the winning of the first Y.V.l.A.A. tennis championship by a Pasco Tennis Team. lnstrumental in this were the two Nearents twins, Bill and Bob, who were not detected in high school doubles play during the entire season. Other players who helped Pasco win this champion- ship were Bob Graham, Jim Davidson, Carl Schneider, JoAnn O'Brien, Rosalie Smith, Neva Maas, and Della Caldwell. All qualitied tor the tinal Y.V.l.A.A. tournament which was held at Pasco. After the regular high school season, several members of the squad played in the Yakima City Tennis Tournament. The Nearents twins were runners-up in the boys doubles and became eligible to play in the United States Lawn Tennis Association's Northwest Sectional Matches which were played in Portland, Oregon. Also, Particia Fast and Peggy Gagnon teamed up to win the runners-up position in the girls under titteen doubles. K :NEW ff' ..,,- or .... . .. or 1 S. .gy Q L .Si . k Q X e K ,,--,Say .v gi If . . W is W . it , .wit K . .xi5fi,:,--3: tk . 5: 455 'X Y . X sa S . , . ,.. aseball '5 U!! is First row: B. Hartman, I. Klundt, R. Passage, C. Van Sickle, S. Getchel, W. Brown, J. Haulihan, J. Mickelson. Second row: M. Lauritzen, Coach Morgan, G. Coessman, B. Peterson, R. Goesman, B. Milan, E. Rosane, J. Oylear, L. Harvy, N. Shupe, E. Shields. ,,,mvf,iff9i N .F 4, fc was s ' n 3. xx. SS Q if 'W me A ff 561 .1 .f V V, .,,, '- , , W .wr i W an ' K, Pasco ................ 15 Pasco Pasco Pasco ..,,..,, .,,, Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco Pasco ..,..,,. ,,,. Pasco ........ 4 ,,...... Connell 1 .... Kennewick 1 ..,. Grandview 6 ...... Sunnyside 2 .......... Prosser 3 .... Kennewick 1 1 ..s,.,,, Richland 12 ....., Sunnyside 6 .....,s,,, Prosser 0 .... Grandview liiikilili 'J V Irv. . - 9 9 Q 9 First row: K. Vinson, K. Henderson, L. Weige, R. Rombough. A. Haag, D. Jones, J. Duke, W. Jackson, T. Jones, J. Reed ll. Ziska. Second row: Coach A. Metcalf, R. Ingram, J. Ransier Miller, Harris, B. Barnes, P. Rolfe, R. Williams, R Morris, li. Larsen, K. Reynolds, B. Radcliff, G. Gocssman Jon:-s, J. lngram. W. Dendurant. v ,N. .Mf Parficipafed in: Mac-Hi Carnival of Speed, Moses Lalre Relays, Wa-Hi Relays Dual Meei' wiih Dayfon, Dual Meer wiih Kennewick, Sub-Disirici Meef, Slain Meer. Oufslanding Performances: Dic Jones' viclory in 'Phe mile al Mac-Hi. Half Mile Relay win al' Wa-Hi by Jack Ransier, Websier Jackson, Merle Jones and Jim Dulre. Phil Rolfe's consisien+ wins in fha discus carrying him 'lo lhird place in +he sfafe meef. Jim Duke's many poinis in fhe sprinis and second place af fhe disfricf meer. Richard Williams' season-long dual wiih Duffy of Kennewiclr in fhe shot , Richland Triangular, Disfricf Meef, and Co , Let go Glenn' me on. Duke. , - Happy landing, .lackl Now we know what they do on those buses ' 2 - 1 x , ,XF tzpqf l tg F irst--Wayne Davis Second-Scotty Getchell Third-Ruth Myers THIRD ANNUAL TALENT SHOW Wayne Davis was awarded first prize with an outstanding trumpet number. Scotty Getchell came in second with a comical magician act. Ruth Myers took third place in a comedy tapping skit. These entertaining talent shows are im- proving every year and new talent is being found in unexpected places. NATIONAL THESPIANS B ll T T 8 I I3 S The Finest in acting Bobbie Sue and Di'-lf Back Stage Entertainment A great pl3Y Davey E2Q...1 ruff I'll bet Maggie and Sunny didn't see this being taken! These two just got drowndedl? Kids working on Homecoming! I wonder what Davey's yakking so secretly ahout???? , K i 'sg ' B Well! Well! Look who,s here, knock-knees herself!! M JK . Taking to the hills Carol Lee??? Ed! Mag! Joe! Sand Pi0' neers. R n Some Homecoming slaves hanging up the advertisements 'hmm E We buried Eddie in our favorite sand dune! More fun! l Q i ext' 1 At one of Cornellis famous parties-remember? ? ? J SOPHONAORE I-IOP King .J' fmn if Queen 'Wm 4 APRIL 26, 1952 PASCO RECREATION CENTER Music by the 8 ARBARA C0 EDD SAS 'E R0 DIXIECATS The brains nd it all The stag lme M5 5 MEI! JH R U Sym lf' --,1-1-1 MA Y-1952 .45 Sponsored by in 4q- :A-:::: Z 1 , E X S 55' xl' N Q 9 -Xxx GIRLS' LEAGUE me os is NOAGXC 633 QOVIQ alikg-Oplllar fashio XX b630 II was t oi O dfess Ladies when we want to be. COMIVIENCEIVIENT of the Class of 1952 In memory of the class of 1952 we have on these pages remem- lxranocs of thcir graduation. Many tears were shed during the last week and tearful good-byes were made. They will always be remembered and will always remain part of L'Ole P.I'I.S.l' The five top students of the class of 1952 IX X A. xf L 'X The five top students of the class spoke at the graduation ceremonies on the topic Lift Up Thine Eyes. They were very interesting and well delivered speeches MARION RUTLEDGE JIM MILLER I HELEN PURDOM FRED SHIELDS BARBARA NEWELL Not lost, but gone before us. -IBID Wy. f l c a a if 4 W ' W .x 'J' W Q W' 'i J- if 'Y' 6 A a '5 ufgiix' 9 '5' A is dk, VM- , 'QR N - , H ,ff S KD , 3 df if , ,, , X . wie:- nf ' f V- - , A 45 ef ,hs 5,7 6 Q 45 fi ,Q Q 5 'N K N 5 Q W I if ' an ff if as ' W 1 ya gsm ap, H' N iw grim lg-H ,f S W x A iii-:wie M - Q 1 ec Q , Bi yy S ,, , 5 fe Q fudge not according to the appearance gaculfy MR. HHRMAN F. JAECER Sllperinterident MR. AI, McCAI,LUM Prinripal MH. STAN RYIJICR ffssixtant Szzperintenrlerzt The farulty long may they rave Ol rulae roots and of grammar. We find they are a mighty boost When our misdeeds we stammer. They know our whims, our lies and guile, They never try to strike us. They get as out of all our jams, You see, they once were like usl -OLAFACIN MR. ROBERT CREGSON Vice Prinripal MR. FITZPATRICK Band MR. HILL Librarian MR. MORGAN Health Co-ordinator MRS. PORTER Art MR. MILLER Bookkeeping Typing MRS. DAVIDSON English Wasco MR. TRUE Biology General Science' Physics MR. CLADDEN Chemistry Math MRS. AUCUSTAVO English MR. ASKECAARD Distributive Education MRS. SCOTT Typing Shorthand MISS BOOTH Physical Education MR. AUCUSTAVO English Sinewesah MR. HAAS Guidance Math MR. BIDSTRIP Shop Drivers Training wiki: 3, Q :fs f 1 V' A W ff-f f ' ffiwff '3 ,3d,J. K T D N fGQ , , WWE, k my nqk El Qi Qin s'T' SJ ,tvs ABC 21-X: ggrm f7i!:'FL - -f ,f fr, w iw First row: MR. RODCERS Auto Mechanics MRS. LARSEN Reading Counselor MRI MADISON Machine Shop Second row: MR. HANKE Spanish English MR. METCALF Physical Education MR. MAURICE Agriculture Third row: MR. MAURSTAD Orientation Washington History MISS PAULINE Home Economics MR. ROGERS Sociology Current World Problems Fourth row : MRS. HALES U. S. History Civics Orientation MR. CRABB A Cappella Nonette Quartette MRS. DALTHORP Secretary Fifth row: MRS. SKARTLAND Cook MRS. TINSMAN Cafeteria Supervisor MRS. MCGUIRE Cook Sixth row: MR. BAKER Janitor MR. MAYERS Janitor MR. KILLINGSWORTH MR. COONEY Veterans Agriculture Vocational Co-ordinator '4Working Hard? Faculty vs. Students f Enrollment Day rdf., I f .....,,, Off' all f--ie ScoHy and Donna rehearsing Lyle ancl Lauren, prize donkeys of '53! Honesfly, Bev! Anylhing for for play??? publicifyl if as T T ' ' P-ei.: es.. an , s I K T l I '2 Should auld acquainiance be forgoi and . . . Remember 'Phe uniforms, girls??? 'l 2f and Jackie wi+h nylons over faces-big improvemen+!! N x ' X'f2'rSixiiX . , --si? .5 K KSN 2, - Q X Q QF Wi ss. D GET YOUR HANDS OUT OF THE FOOD, NEWELL!!! Delores looks quife +he glamour girl, eh?? NN fs K y, x9-f',Jmf qw Q. SJW.: Rm N. W WR 535 QW W? Gifs! F .. G QE. few I LOR-MAID TAY The l. O LI- 1 01 U VD -I-v 0 cn 0 P 5 Ps 0 .C I- BEST WISHES TO CLASS of '53 PASCO POLICE DEPT. FRANKLIN APPLIANCE CO. Record Deparfmeni' 408 W. Lewis Pasco, Washing'I'on COLUMBIA HARDWARE Hardware ihaf sfands hard wear 4II W. Lewis Pasco, Washingion HULL'S JEWELRY 42I W. Lewis Phone 3582 Pasco, Washingion PASCO CLOTHING CO. Every+hing for Men 423 W. Lewis Pasco, Washingion SIBERRY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Howard'H. Young 4I0 W. Lewis Pasco, Washingfon POTLATCH YARDS, Inc. 205 S. 41'h Sireef Building Maferials, Coal Pasco, Washingion PASCO ELECTRIC EIecI'ricaI SuppIies 409 W. Lewis S+ree+ Pasco, Washingfon GLASOW'S JEWELRY Where Qualify Surpasse 325 E. Lewis Sfreei' Pasco, Washingfon ECONOMY TIRE and AUTO Brake and Wheel Specialisfs Second and Lewis Sireefs Pasco, Washingfon BUR BEE COMPANY Candy is a Delicious food Eai' some every day Pasco, Washingfon sl! SERVICE SPIC and SPAN CLEANERS BECIC5 GROCERY Phgne PLIODS 4I92 109 S, 4111 Sfreef 202 W. Lewis Sfreei' Pagcgu Waghingfqn Pasco, W6Si'liI'lg'i'Oh P, U, D, ELLIOT'S MEAT MARKET P1-,one 3301 Cold Siorage Lockers 126 S, 411, 511691 2I2W. Lewis S+ree+ Pasco' Waghingfon Pasco, Washingion LAST MlNuTEj1Q'wL Erilfifg I-leruld I 08 S. FOURTH-PASCO '-,f-- L L- I08 N. Fourfh Phone 47 I I Sports Center ATHLETIC SUPPLIES-CLASS SWEATERS Discouni' for S'I'udeni's--LeH'erman Sweaiers AL PHILLIPS CLEANERS Sudden Service In aI' I0:00 ou'I' ai' 5:00 Pasco, Washingfon PASCO SHOE CLINIC 323If2 W. Lewis Phone 9034 Pasco, Washingion CANDEE RADIO 8: HOBBY CENTER Radio-Television-Hobbies Sales and Service 32I W. Lewis-Pasco FARMER'S INSURANCE Aufo-Truck-Fire 3I5 W. Lewis Sfreei' Pasco, Washingron A. H. AVERY'S 8: SONS Phone 6322 IIO W. Columbia Sfreei' Pasco, Washingfon WHITE RIVER LUMBER CO. Phone 5564 224 W. CoIumbia Sfreef Pasco, Washingfon INLAND OPTICAL DISPENSARY Dispensary Opficians Lenses Duplicaied Pasco, Washingfon LEE FUNERAL HOME 4I9 W. Columbia Phone 33l6 Pasco, Washingion L. W. VAIL AsphaII' Paving-Roofing Spokane Highway Pasco, Washingfon DIAMONDS' 5c +0 SI.00 We Have Everyfhing I2I N. 4'I'h Pasco, Washingfon J. POULIN Furnifure, Carpe+ing, Drapery 5I6 W. Clark Pasco, Washingfon MARIAN'S Nafionally Adverfised Jr. Dresses 5I8 W. Lewis Sfreer Pasco, Washingfon TOWN 8: COUNTRY Spor+swear-Lingerie 522 W. Lewis SI'reeI' Pasco, Washingfon BITTNER'S SHOE FASHIONS Phone 364I 520 W. Lewis S+ree+ Pasco, Washingfon U. S. LAUNDRY I02 S. Tacoma Phone 75l5 Pasco, Washingfon STAR CLEANERS Phone 5864 Upper River Road Pasco, Washingfon Insurance ReaI+ors Bonds WEN DELL BROWN - AGENCY IU? f3a-.-.sm ir- 321 w. Lewis-PAsco irimgm rm Fw CRATER'S JEWELRY fi. Bill Crafer :os :LN 4+h PASCO PINK 81 BLUE SHOP Infanfs Io Children Hanclkerchiefs for Everyone 223 N. 4+h RUSSELL'S MUSIC STORE EveryI'hing MusicaI 508 Clark SI'ree'I' Pasco, Washingfon ELL'S SHOES 5I2 W. Lewis Sfreei' Phone 686I Pasco, Washingfon WELMAN'S FLOOR COVERING Asphali' Tile, Rugs and Linoleum 5I4 Clark Sfreei'-Phone 4262 Pasco, Washing+on RANDOLPH 81 TAYLOR Every1'hing in Plumbing 4I9 W. Clark Sfreei' Pasco, Washingfon MILLER'S PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Les. Miller, Pharmacisi' I22 N. 4I'h SI'ree+ Pasco, Washingfon YARN ROOM a+ MAXINES Free insfrucfion in KniH'ing and crochering IIO N. 4+h SI'ree+ SHEILDS BOOK and STATIONERY We Have School SuppIies 5I6 W. Lewis Sfreei' Pasco, Washingron SAYLOR'S Teen Sporfswear Pin Money BudgeIs Pasco, Washingfon PASCO HARDWARE Fuller Painis ancl House Wares 5I4 W. Lewis Sfreef Pasco, Washingfon MERCIER'S SERVICE STATION Good Luck Grads 829 W. Lewis SI'reeI' Pasco, Washingfon ECONOMY DRUG COMPANY A Complefe Drug Sfore I02 W. 4I'h SI'reeI' Pasco, Washingfon TRI-CITY AUTO ELECTRIC Carburefors, Generafors 4I8 W. Columbia Sfreef Pasco, Washingfon COLUMBIA BASIN PAPER 8: SUPPLY Wholesale Paper and Jobbers 5I5 W. Columbia-Phone 3I4I Pasco, Washingfon BASIN TYPEWRITER CO. Porrables for I'he Sfudenfs I24 S. 4+h SI'reeI' Pasco, Washingfon FLOWERS BY LLOYD Corsages for Everyone II4 S. 4I'h SI'ree1' Pasco, Washingfon 'K 4. ,ivf-fi..-su J, 1 1 L Q 'ie Air.. s sh . S I 7.7, F' '. . .J A V-Lv I T - if Jordan's TOP HAT 420 W. LEWIS PASCO SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PASCO BRANCH Good Luck I'o Class of '53 CROWN JEWELERS Everyfhing in Jewelry 4I2 W. Lewis-Phone 562I Pasco, Washingfon HOFFMAN'S SCHOOL of DANCE Learn Io Dance II25 W. Nixon Pasco, Washingion MAR-KAY SHOP Sporfswear and Lingerie Phone 3272 Pasco. Washingion GAMBELL'S WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY II8 S. 4+h S'I'ree'I' Phone 5332 Pasco, Washingfon PERRY'S FURNITURE STORE CompIeI'e Home Furnishers II7 So. 4+h Sfreel' Pasco, Washingfon Complimenfs of MAYERS BARBER SHOP 503 W. Lewis Sfreei' Pasco, Washing+on PASCO PAINT and PICTURE Wallpaper and GifI's Marlin-Senour Nu-Hue Pasco, Washingfon NELSONS Good Luck fo Class of '53 ZI4 N. 4+h Sfreel' Pasco, Washingfon BOWLING ALLEY BowI for HeaII'h Columbia Sfreei' Pasco, Washingfon CITIZENS ABSTRACT COMPANY Phone 6I6I 29I N. 3rd Sfreel' Pasco, Washingfon GUS and REED AUTO SERVICE 7+h and Lewis Sfreefs Phone 47I3 Pasco. Washingfon WOOD'S SAFE and LOCKS Congraiulafions Io Class of '53 930 W. Lewis SI'reeI' Pasco, WashingI'on SAM 81 SCOTTY'S RADIO SERVICE Luggage and Leafher Goods Radio Pasco, Washingfon LEE'S BETTER FOOD II' pleases us Io please you. 9067 Phone Pasco, Washingfon CRESENT DRUG 4+h and Lewis Phone 5432 Pasco, Washingion SHIPPING SPOT Phone 4722 4+h and Couri' SI'reeIs Pasco, Washingfon READ THE . . . , mg ' Sm Y . irq in sPoRTs 'Umm PASCO BRANCH YAKIMA FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION C. S. CHURCHMAN--Branch Mgr. 422 W. Lewis Phone 7574 COLUMBIA GRAIN 81 FEED Columbia Mixed Feed blb W. Lewis Sfreef Pasco, Washingfon STATE FARM 81 MUTUAL CO. F. W. KendeII-Agenf 902 S. l0'I'h Sfreei' Pasco, Washingfon MOORE BROTHERS SALES CO. See Frigidaire I07 S. Isi' S1'ree1' Pasco, Washingfon BEHRMANS JEWELRY Diamonds and Wafches I22If2 N. 4+h SI'ree'I Pasco, Washingfon RUSHMElER'S 507 W. Lewis Sfreei' Phone 536l Pasco, Washingron PASCO MOTOR SUPPLY 4II W. Clark Sfreei' Phone 3348 Pasco, Washingfon PIROUETTE DANCE STUDIO Proper Fundamenfals Insure Fufure Success Phone 66l I-Pasco TENTH AVENUE FLORAL FIowers of Dis+inc1'ion 820 S. I0'rh Ave. Pasco, Washingfon O. K. TIRE SHOP Refreading and Recapping l01'h and Ainsworfh Pasco, Washingion GERRY'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP The Cusfom Shop 6I6 W. Columbia S'l'ree1' Pasco, Washingfon YK mmm i Dunning Ray CI INSURANCE a 'Lil fr nz N 41h PHONE been ,i ,,.AV.:, fi .-A' V In f ' f f 1' f I oToR CCMPANY ,:,.11: '- biil' -1g,.3g-J... H . . 420 W Columbla Pasco M. J. NELSON. O.P. IIO N. 4l'h Sfreel' Phone 3832 Pasco, Washinglon Professional R. J. SMITH, CHIROPODIST' ll2 S. 4l'h Sfreel' Phone 6642 Pasco, Washinglon R. A. SHEPHERD. D.D.S. ll7 A. S. 3rd Phone 4442 Pasco, Washinglon H. S. CARTMELL. D.M.D. 7I2 W. Clark Slreef Phone 458I Pasco, Washinglon H. S. FOSKETT. M.D. 2I3 N. 4+h Slreel' Phone 38bl Pasco, Washingfon H. E. OLSON, O.P. 2l0 N. 4l'h Slreel' Phone 388l Pasco, Washinglon A. M. PUTRA, M.D. 2l2 N. 4l'h Slreel' Phone 372I Pasco, Washinglon R. S. CORNELL, M.D. 8l0 S. l0+h Sfreel Phone 5742 Pasco, Washinglon F. C. KLOPFENSTEIN, II6 N. 4l'h Slreel Phone 627I Pasco, Washingfon G. J. VOTAVA, M.D. I24 N. 5l'h Slreel' Phone 545l Pasco, Washinglon C. S. MILNE, D.D.S. 9l3 W. Lewis Slreel Phone 5722 Pasco, Washinglon M. J. HULL, D.M.D. Tille 8: Trusl' Bldg. Phone 3I3l Pasco. Washingfon P' 1 New M. 'P HOTEL xi ., , M .ffY'x PAsco MD EOR THE BEST IN SPORTSWARE 9 , cARL'S III W 4th 8: Lewis P6560 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 'sa TASTEE SINEWESAH STAFF . DrIve Inn ELECTRIC APPLIANCE TRIPLE mt ROOT BEER and COLA CENTER RCA-ZENITI-I-RADIO-T.v. Always I24 N. 4'I'h Street f Pasco, Washington Good Food Good Luck to the Class of '53 . Isoa N. 4th Mld State Theater Corp. PASCO-X Q at 'ff' SWEET SHOP In -..L 4'I' ',', DROP IN AFTER TI-IE SI-Iow . H8 N' M' Pasco .,.I1 Si -'-fi 0 I Gllbert S Q. FURNITURE OO. A Q5 X Economy for the Home ---P -I ' I23 N. 4th PHONE 4792 915 ef 243,225 ' EAST SIDE MARKET Joe's Meats ACROSS FROM WHITTIER SCHOO Congratulations CLASS OF '53 Your General Electric Dealer in The Tri-Cities PLEISS-DAVIS lnc. Open Friday Evenings FU RNITU RE-DRAPERIES-CARPETING-RADIO-TV 804 W. Lewis, Pasco I374 Jadwin-Uptown Rich. Phone 232l Phone 4-4000 3-'WM f Walaee X 03Wl A MMT' Clwl wwmwwm 'J tam fMvw-MJ-ww QM-fit f i rm guwwws ws '?ji3+Mi'a'U lt wQ'wf W7 ww ww. 7lW 'Z5' Electrolux VACUUM CLEANERS MR. a. Mas. LEATHERS 723 West Lewis Pasco, Wash. PHONE 7 I 73 WIIVIIW' 555 rap y01lRSfl F ? I . . - X r 'V 5 , it 1 WILKIES B N 81 OUT Easi' of Underpass .f 'Q 1'-- 9 X Q ff'-14' 4 , -'i W .1 A- :- Y t. X -- CONNIES .r , G FOR FLOWERS, PLANTS, and CORSAGES Lewis Sfreei' Come to Connie's Pasco, Washingfon 5 J ' 1 1- W mm-W IP xg Rik , 621,04 W , ,, all Af,-0 7 wi J.: rw ' 1,5 ie. 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