Peshastin Dryden High School - Puma Yearbook (Peshastin, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

1 The Nineteen F ifty-Seven Annual Publication Of T e Puma Peshastin-Dryden High School Peshastin, Washington Pat Dodge-Editor Swede Weedman-Ass't. Ed Earlyne Wynne-Bus. Mgr. i -JiDJC n-,octave on 7 'lf unsung.-os1nauuoe1 xnstlurv , ' J- U s , - 2' if aimed . 'L V' if - ,113 . ,.x,,gf - ,. .,.- 1 ... , Qu- . , .iw ' 1 5 W, .4 y 6,1 W, A- ., ls. -Jn 1' qi.. . . ,' 'lie' , f l 14-.. N . '1?ig , -. I u f 1131 -i-f' ' ' ..v ' ff ii. 0 I' C W0 I' - 0 5' V,- . -X- it As the years roll by and you sit one clay ancl look again at the first publication of The Puma, we, the staff, sincerely hope that we have made it possible for you to recapture the many memories of a very happy year. We also wish to thank the parents and communities who have helped to make this consolidation a success. 2 . ..faQcUvauxurs'3 . ll '4 riff? 1 l 1 I v E s. lrlznp Dedication Without such understanding teachers as we have had this past year the great step of consolidation would have been much greater. Instead it has given us much satisfaction in bringing about better opportunities for ourselves and future generations. I As a means of showing our sincere appreciation we dedicate the first Puma to our teachers. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration. . Seniors ........ Underclassmen. Urganizations. . . Sports .... . . IN ISTRATIO x x 0' x V+ W ,. , ,vii Q -pri Awww MR . L. BARRONETT w y Secretary W Principal ln this day of world crisis we need people who can think for themselves. The main avenue to the development of thinking is education. With this thought in mind let us all strive to make our new school an institution for the development of Ameri camsm. W together as a new hugh school We have underway prolects which will place you In an enviable position in equip ment and facilities With cooperation as our key the future positron of Peshastm W Dryden High School as a leader IS assured LEFT TO RIGHT: Chet Routston, Carl Berggran, Lloyd Barrontt, Don Nicholson, Fred Nierman. NOT PICTURED: Mable Abbott. School Board has many and varied activities The school board is a group elected by the townspeople. They see that the school abides by the state laws, in such things as' subjects and graduation requirements. The school board approves the school policies, and student activities. They also control the purse strings and decide where and how the district money is to be spent. This year a great deal is being spent for the new football equipment and field, which the students will appreciate in future years. 6 XPE ACULTY New Faces MRS. LILLIAN MISS BARBARA BILGER CHRISTENSEN Home Economics, ,I0l11'Il31lSIP, Bookkeep- Health. mg' Typing' MRS. HELEN MR. GEORGE KAPRAL KAUFFMAN MRS, LORRAINE KU-E Health, P.E.. Shop. Library, English, P.E. English- Remedial- Greet Students First Day MRS. JANE MCINTEE MR. LEO MCINTEE MR. GEORGE MR. JERALD L1bf3l'Y, Bwlogy, Chemistry, Physics, OELRICH SLATTUM . . Algebra. Chorus, Band. Speech, Art. 1 Q ,lv-ie, ,J i :T Student Council STANDING fLeft to Righty: Mr. Johnson, Jim Van Cleave, Don Shull, Chuck Darlington, Tippy Parker, Joyce Coriell, Sara Dodge, Charlotte Lundin, Pat McElroy, Berneice Umbarger. SEATED: Pat Dodge, Leo Clothier, President Steve Reister, Earlyne Wynne . ' The first student council of Peshastin-Dryden High School, led by President Steve Reister, worked closely with the students to bring the success we anticipated from consolidation. They first encountered the task of drawing up a constitution that would be the backbone of our school throughout the coming years. Sup- ported in their success by the Student Body, they received the needed encouragement to face new problems of development. The Council sincerely hopes that next year will show as much con- tinued advancement. President, STEVE RE ISTER Vice President, LEO CLOTHIER Secretary, EARLYNE WYNNE A. S. B. Officers This year's officers got the newly consolidated schools off to a good start. The constitution they drew up was voted on and passed unanimously by the Student Body. Treasurer, PAT DODGE f '1-F9 H, eff. tt Cusfodicms LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Hills, Dan Jeske. 5. ii: if if ' ' K- ,. Cooks Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Hills, Dan Jeske , Rev . Butter- field . LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Velma Wilk- en, Mrs. Gertrude Smithson, Mrs. Le na Moody. x ...,. ..... . ...., ..,....,.. ..,. .,,., . .,.., , .. ,-..- , SENIORS Awww l 45 My gfg if Q. Q52 :Wm :Em 0 I-1 --cn.. 'o OU -o EUR gf-'Q oig- IW!!! Gln? r- L- S22 QE.: sam .ga r-2 mm Ecu mn. U-Ei 'ATB :Qu CDW 23 571 -1 9:22 C70 Ego Z 5'-I x.. N N453 ES :Ui QE om gn 'cn ml'! ,gi SCD 35' E15 B2 2. ms 558 CD EE? 32' :s PV DW 1 1,-X xi f-i 1-Q X otitis if ,J QW 1 'IE ff? 'P .Q2355 ....,.1zaszsisiisfffggrzlvl Q.. --1s:5:sFZs.' -:If ' A ' 0 5 1 1 f sw' :- .: 3535.1 If I 1 Activities were plentiful and given with much pleasure. Dances, and paper drives were iust two of the major activities they sponsored. The senior sneak and senior ball were the two main activities enioyed by the sen- iors. The senior ball was sponsored by the iunior class and the seniors appreciated their time and effort in making it a delight- ful success. LEO CLOTHIER Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Plays 3,4, Boys State 3, Paper Staff 3, Vice President A.S.B. 4. BOB DAVIS PATRICIA DODGE fPatj Chorus 2, Plays I, 2, Class Secretary 2, Social Chairman 3, Torch Honor I, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Girls Club Secretary 3, Eastmont Leadership Conference 4, Lomoa Staff 2, 3, Assistant Ed. 3, Pep Club 3,4, Girls stare 3, PR Ed. 4, A.S.B, Treasurer 4, RICHARD FOLDEN QDickJ Class Vice President I, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball I,2, Football 4, Play 3, Lettermens Club 2, 3, 4, Torch Honor I, 2, 3, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, SHIRLEY GERLACK qSnooky3 Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Band I,2, 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3,4, Operetta 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Class President 2, Secretary 2, Play 3. RICHARD GRINER fDickj Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Track 2, Football 4, Captain 4, Lettermens Club 3,4, Paper Staff 3. CHARLENE HEINRICH Class Secretary I,2, 3, Treasurer 3, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Operetta 2, 3, Nonette 3, Band I, Chorus I, 2, 3, Tiger Time Ed. 3, Annual 3, Cheerleader 3, Songleader 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Drill Team 4, Apple Blossom Festival 3. MELVIN HElNRICH qi-tiny, A Class Vice President 2, Operetta 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Base- ball I, Chorus I, 2, 3,4, Paper Staff 4. LAUREL JAY Class Social Chairman 25 Class Secretary 3,45 Apple Pie Contest 25 Chorus 2, 3,45 Girls Club Treasurer 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Paper Staff 3,45 Copy, Art Ed. , Puma 45 Apple Blossom Festival 35 Play I. LOREN JAY Track I,2, 3,45 Captain 35 Football 45 Basketball 25 Lettermens Club I,2, 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 25 Class Treasurer 3, Secretary I5 Music Festival 2, 35 Lettermens Club Treasurer 3. DONNA KVAMSO fWendyj Pep Club 45 Paper Staff 45 Puma Staff 4. CHARLOTTE LUNDIN fShar1eaj Yell Leader 2, 35 Play 35 Girls Club President 45 Band ,2, 3, President 25 Chorus 2,45 Music Festival I,2,35 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Apple Blossom Festival I, 2, 3, PAT MCELROY qPatJ Chorus I, 2,3,45 Band I,2, 35 Majorette 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Secretary Treasurer 35 Operetta 2, 35 Plays 3, 45 Nonette 4. MARVIN Mtu-IAM Crermirey Student Council I5 Chorus I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3,45 Quintet 35 Lettermens Club I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Boys State 3. STANLEY PARKINS fStanJ MARVINE REISTER fMarsj Valentine Queen 25 Pep Club 35 Tiger Times 35 Annual 3,45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Cougar Tales Ed. 45 Homecoming Princess 45 Operetta 2, 35 Play 3. hx ,gy g., , STEVE REISTER ' Class President I, Vice President 2, Student Council 3, 4, A.S.B. Vice President 3, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Lettermens Club I, 2, 3,4, Baseball I, 2, 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Football 4, Track 4, Band I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, Play 4, Operetta 2, 3, Dance Band I, 2. LARRY SAMUEL BONITA SCHAUERMAN fBonnieJ Chorus 2, Play I, Class Social Chairman I, Torch Honor I, 2, 3,4, Vice President 2, Secretary 3, Girls Club Secretar 2, 4, Lomoa 3, Pep Club 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4, Daily World Scholastic Award 2, 3, A.S.B. Social Chairman 3, Play 4, School Paper 3. DELMER SMITH Boys Club President 3, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Executive Board I, 2, 3, A.S.B. Vice President 3, Lettermens Club I,2, 3,4, Class President 2, 3, Vice President I, Track 2. BOBBIE JO ANN SMITH U05 Pep Club 3,4, Librarian 3,4, Band I, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Apple Blossom Festival I. VADA THOMAS fTommieJ Music Festival 2, 3, Band Festival 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3,4, ARNE TUCKER Track 2, 3,4, Baseball Manager 3, Paper Staff 3, Band 2,3, Lettermens Club 4, Music Festival 2,3. JAMES VAN CLEAVE Uimj Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football 4, Lettermens Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 2, Class Treasurer Ig Paper Staff 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 4, Annual Staff 4, Boys Club Secretary 3, Leadership Conference 2. BLANE VAN HOVAN LEONARD WEEDMAN QSwedej CAROLYN WILCOX fKayj Plays I, 3g Torch Honor 2, 3g Pep Club 3, 4, Secretary 33 Majorette I, 2, 3, 4g Daily World scholastic award 3, Chorus 2, 33 Class Social Chairman 4g Cheerleader Ig Lomoa Staff Ig Hi-Log Staff 33 Homecoming Queen4. EARLYNE WYNNE QEarlj A.S.B. Secretary 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Color Guard 3g Plays 3,4g Operetta 3, Student Council Representative 3, Pep Club 3, 4: Secretary 3,4g Student Representative 3: Song Leader 4g Paper staff 3, 45 Annual 3,45 Business Manager 4g Drill Team 4g M usic Festival 2, 3, 43 Citizenship Award 3, Via ,Mi CLASS WILL LEO CLOTHIER--ability to successfully perform the Bop to Mr, Slattum, BOB DAVIS --ability to blush to J. Parkins. PAT DODGE--leaves honor of being A.S.B. treasurer to Priscilla Nelson. DICK FOLDEN--pitching ability to S. Hauff. SHIRLEY GERLACK --3 yrs. cheerleading to Maudie Taylor. DICK GRINER--the honor of being co -captain of football to J, Parkins. CHARLENE HEINRICH--ability to keep long hair to Arlene Schacht. MELVIN HEINRICH --ability to go to school each day to Swede Hauff. LAUREL JAY--ability to get along with the teachers to cousin Sharon Shales. LOREN JAY--run the mile to I. Alexander. DONNA KVAMSO--passing grades to my brother. CHARLOTTE LUNDIN--worn path from H.S. to grade school to girls who have office. PAT MCELROY--title of Crazy Mixed up Kid to Mary Miller. MARVIN MILHAM--abilitv to pitch for Junior Legion 'I5 and high school to B. Wynne. STAN PARKINS--quiemess to H. Parkins. MARVINE REISTER--Homecoming princess to Sharon Ia . STYEVE REISTER--A.S.B. President to Fred Smith. LARRY SAMUEL--get along with antique cars to brother Joe. BONNIE SCHAUERMAN--go steady with one boy to Diane Smith. DELMER SMITH--basketball ability to Fred Pflugrath. JOANN SMITH--ability to dance to her cousin Phyllis Whaley. VADA THOMAS--ability to sing opera to Kay Willsey. ARNE TUCKER--skunk hunting to anyone who wants that experience. IIM VAN CLEAVE--his temper to Danny Hauff. BLANE VAN HOVEN--curly hair to L. Fox. LEONARD WEEDMAN--rock and roll guitar to Louis Wagoner. KAY WILCOX--4 years of majorette to S. Alexander. EARLYNE WYNNE--A. S.B. Secretary book to Betty Pearson. Valedictorian Bonnie Schauerman was born in Leavenworth, Wash. and is now living with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willging, in Peshastin. In high school Bonnie's grade point average was 3.6 and she maiored in commercial arts. Bonnie plans to attend college for a year and then plans to marry. Bonnie and Pat lead Class of '57 Salutatorian Patricia Dodge was born in Brooklyn, New York, and is now living with her father, Mr. Louis C. Dodge and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Brown. In high school Pat's grade point average was 3.49 and she majored in mathematics and science. Pat plans to attend nursing school in Seattle next year. I 16 mm 4 Q 3 2 ,WK i T ,W 1 5 gaihhsi' -A wav? Q 3 5 5 2 1 dis? fin .r j,IV'N SENIOR BABY SNAPS C. Lundin S. Gerlack B. Schauerman L. Jays M, Heinrich C. Lundin Smith Davis Griner Thomas in A 2 Heinrich Samuel Wilcox Wynne M . Ss' 0 5 il , Efiffif ff' UNDERCLASSMEN Awww 4 FESMSIII SCHDOL -Hn 1--v' INSET: President Fred Smith. BACK TO FRONT: Student Council Representative Chuck Dar- lington, Treasurer Richard Geohner, Secretary Betty Pearson, Vice President Sharon Shales. ily Q EE GT' :: YJ T 0 ctra P S ar I 9 were kept busy selling popcorn and other refreshments at the home basketball games. But the main job of these upperclassmen was to plan and sponsor the senior ball. Carr Edward ' f. .. 1 'iff -' Cole, Robert Colvin, Dick Corbaley, Sharon Coriell, Joyce Darlington, Chuck Junior 5 1 4 . 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BACK TO FRONT: Treasurer Raymond Valentine, Secretary Bud Boswell, Vice President Kay Darlington, Student Council Representative Bemeice Umbarger. M4 ww S ,X 'L ' Q' luigzg. Q ii i iinanif in i t t 22 The first dance after a game was spon- sored by the sophomore class and proved successful and entertaining, but the main task confronting the sophomores was the cot- ton ball given in the spring after the awards Banquet which turned out very successful. Qin' ,K Fo- . an Sophomore-S , f fi - 1 fi ,sz , Q , A Miha., as , LAA , V , bl V if Baird, Don .W X Anderson, Marie . ' A., , Boswell, Bud Vfl f D L ' f ' - .gkwwzyr ,V 'V' -, i .., 1 in A M WM Corriel, Robert -lx is , :Iwi Danford, Ardala HY 'lf X, L:,o mh: iA l ?Ahm'A ,. 5 Dal' r , K frf ' ' rrrr X r 1118 on ay ir. ,,3, M , V!-J, K M j 7,. jf' f A-M.g,,,,Y,, A' kk ig Az' U I 4, i , 75 7 K I h ff, , Lv, Y W Dodge, Sara V rzy, '44-,W-vf I Ewing, Robert V , S N, - Fox, Larry 1-QQ, , .V D Q, .,1 xuQ'! 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W-xNwM:,,,-I , V..A...A ORGANIZATIUNS Q' Awww Girls League Carbine?- OFFICERS Qbeft to Righty: Diane Smith, Arlene Schacht, President Charlotte Lundine, Bonnie Schauerman, Pat McElroy. Boys Federation OFFICERS 4 Left to Righty: Tippy Parker, Stanley Parkins, President Jim Parkins, Chuck Darlington, Rich- ard Geohher. 3 E a i' A - alfa vii: 3 ' zxiiiih x LS U kd. ' i leee 1 i he C 'X' . I K , ,. :v,, tiwawvr.. as , amz wpp vs 58 i ajorettes STANDING: Shirley Gerlack, Siri Alexander, Sharon Shales, Pat McElroy, Nancie Hauf , Center: Kay Wilcox To start the year off the maiorettes marched in the Veterans parade. The new uniforms they got this spring were white satin with gold trim. The maiorettes led the band in the spring parades which included the Apple Blossom Parade. PEP s PEP .app K.: Cougarettes UPPER RIGHT TO LOWER RIGHT: JoAnn Smith, Donna Kvamso. Mary Jean Latimer, Pat Dodge, Pat McElroy, Mar- ie Andersen, Mrs. Kauffman, Advisor, Sara Dodge, Kay Wilcox, Arlene Schacht, Charlene Heinrich, Earlyne Wynne Joyce Coriell, Laurel Jay, Priscilla Nelson, Bonnie Schauerman. FRONT ROW: Kay Darlington, Shirley Gerlack, Bemeice Umbarger. A LeHermen's Club BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Denny Hauff, Chuck Darlington, Joe Samuels, Louie Wagoner. CENTER ROW: Butch Hills, Jim Parkins, Dick Colvin, Tippy Parker, Jerry Franz, Fred Smith, Richard Geohner, Coach Kapral. FRONT ROW: Jim Van Cleave, Marvin Milham, Leo Clothier, Bob Davis, Delmer Smith, Steve Reister, Dick Griner, Swede Weedman, Loren Jay, Dick Folden. yi Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Bemeice Umbarger, Shirley Gerlack, Kay Darlington Songleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Schacht, Earlyne Wynne, Charlene Heinrich. 1 W1ff Fv,A,Av.3' Ng' Room for the Groom Siri, Earlyne, Pat Leo, Tippy COACH SLATTUM Bonnie, Bob, Earlyne, Tippy Thursday and Friday Dec. 6 and 7, the play Room For The Groom was presented by the students of P. D. H. S. The cast, consisting of five men and eight women, was caught in hysterically funny situations throughout the entire three acts ofthe play. The cast included Bob Davis, Tippy Parker, Leo Clothier, Steve Reister, Freddie Smith, Sara Dodge, Sharon Jay, Bonnie Schauerman, Earlyne Wynne, Siri Alexander, Priscilla Nelson, Nancie Hauff, Pat McElroy. Sara Siri g sky Bob Dav Jim Van ST ANDING fLeft to Ri ghtj: Samuels, Blane Van Hovan, Mel- vin Heinrich, Dick Folden. X is, Bus. Mgr.g Delmer Smith, Ass't Ed.g Cleave, Ass't Bus. Mgr. S. Cougar Tales Staff - ' - ,f ff' fl ' ' , A K i ,, or iw if ,-X -,yu Editor, MARV INE REISTER Puma Staff Editor, PAT DODGE SEATED QLeft to Rightj: Stanley Parkins, Charlotte Lundin, JoAnn Sm 'luv SO. Swede Weedman, Ass't Ed.g Steve Reister, Ass't Bus. Mgr.: Earlyne Wynne, Bus. Mgr.: Laurel Jay, Copy Ed. ith, Donna Kvam- Torch Honor STANDING QLeft to Righty: Bud Boswell, Dennis Hauff, Fred Pflugrath, Jerry Franz, Richard Geohner. SEATED: Pat Dodge, Bonnie Schauerman, Priscilla Nelson, Charlene Heinrich, Sara Dodge, Berneice Umbarger, and! 'Y EEN?-is Debate STANDING qLeft to Righty: Pat McElroy, Shirley Gerlack, Earlyne Wynne, Marvin Milham, Mr. Slattum. SEATED: Leo Clothier, Steve Reister, Charlene Heinrich, JoAnn Smith, Laurel Jay, Pat Dodge. j linn N in it t j i g 'fm' W M 'uv Library Workers STANDING fLeft to Righty: John Benham, Nancie Hauff, Yvonne Thomason, Vada Thomas, Mrs. Kauf fman, Mrs. Mclntee. SEATED: JoAnn Smith, Sandy Hills. 5TQ Bs 1511 Cffice Workers STANDING fheft to Righty: Pat McElroy, Earlyne Wynne, Shirley Gerlack, Priscilla Nelson. SEATED: Charlotte Lundin, Bonnie Schauerman, Kay Wilcox. Seventy Keys Harmonize IVR! ,' v-ew, ,,. A 9 1 QQ if as ,gg A gt , :Q L IIB FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Shirley Baker, Arlene Voss, Marie Andersen, Maudie Taylor, Gene Carr, Priscilla Nelson, Betty Pearson, Merri Miller, Virginia Cristi. SECOND ROW: Kay Wilcox, Kaye Willsey, Marie Lowe, Sara Dodge, Charlotte Lundin, Carol Parker Paula Reister, Judy Kauffman, Lois Barronett, Earlyne Wynny, Shirley Gerlack, Trula Schacht, Siri Alexander. THIRD ROW: Diane Smith, Deanna Fox, Marvine Reister, Shirley Put- nam, Nancie Hauff, Pat McElroy, ElVera Geohner, Bemeice Umbarger, Kay Darlington, Lucy Schmidt, Laurel Jay, Sharon Jay, Mildred Pearson, Yvonne Thomason, Sandy Hills. BACK ROW: Danny Hauff, Bob Pflugrath, Ga- ry Durfee, Joel Neirman, Delbert Geohner, Larry Morrow, Gordy Miller, Bob Wynne, Bill Kuest, Ronald Rich, Mar- vin Milham, Joe Samuels, Tippy Parker, Bob Davis, Raymond Valentine, Louie Wagoner, Darrel George, Larry i Samuels, Blane Van Hovan, Stanley Parkins, Melvin Heinrich, John Valeson, Swede Weedman. uintet LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Hauff, Swede Weedman, Tippy Parker, Bob Davis, Marvin Milham, Accompanist - Shirlev Baker. pun CK C? ..-.?! BCIHCI Has Active Year FIRST ROW: Marvin Milhan, Diane Smith, Kay Darlington, Marie Andersen, Maudie Taylor, ElVera Geohner, Sharon Jay, Larry.Marrow, Judy Kauffman, Virginia Cristi. SECOND ROW: Sandy Hills, Gene Carr, Shirley Baker, Bemeice Umbarger, Fred Smith, Tippy Parker, Bill Kuest, Don Shull, Doug Shull, Dick Colvin, Richard Geohner, Carol Parker, Paula Reister, Merri Miller. BACK ROW: John Benham, Marcia Weedman, Siri Alexander, Danny Hauff, Mr. Oelrich, Director, Arlene Schacht, Arlene Voss, John Valeson, Gary Durfee, Arlen Rankin, Vada Tho- mas, Loren Jay, Sharon Shales, Delbert Geohner, Louie Wagoner, Jim Parkins, Harold Miller, Butch Hills, Raymond Valentine. Drum ajors 'X DARREL GEORGE LOUIE WAGONER 39 Charlene Heinrich was born in Leavenworth,Washington, Gnd lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heinrich in Dryden. In high school Charlene majored in science, and secretarial studies. This year Charlene was a song leader and a member in both Pep Club and Torch Honor. She attends the Congregational Church in Dryden. After graduation Charlene plans to study pre-nursing at Wenat- chee Valley College. Princesses reign at Festival Bonne Schauemwan was born in Leavenworth, Washington, and now lives with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willging in Peshastin. ln high school Bonnie majored in Com- merical Arts. This year Bonnie was Pep Club President, Girl 's Club secretary, and a member of Torch Honor. She was also Worthy Advisor in the Leavenworth Rainbow Assembly. Bonnie attends the Congregational Church of Peshastin. She plans to attend one year of college and then plans to marry. E it v if Sweethearts on Paradew 5 is if ' 2 i if , QUEEN DEANNA and KING BOB Sweethearts on Parade was the theme of the Valentine Tolo sponsored by the girls club. The dance was held on February 9 in the Multi-purpose room. Reigning over the dance were Queen Deanna Fox and King Bob Pflugrath. Their court consisted of princesses Charlotte Lundin, Sharon Shales, Bemeice Umbarger and Princes Gordon Miller, Chuck Darlington, and Dick Griner. D 1 DIG Homecomin 1956 3 QUEEN KAY WILCQX Kay Wilcox was elected by the football team to reign as Homecoming Queen over the events of the season. Her princesses were: Marvine Reister, senior, Sharon Shales, junior, Kay Darlington, sophomore, Mauclie Taylor, freshman. Queen Kay and her court reigned over the Bon fire, pep rally, football game, ancl the Homecoming clance. Queen Kay and her royal court. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvine Reister, Sharon Shales, Maudie Taylor, Kay Darlington, Kay Wilcox. A royal ride for the royal court. Principal J, B. Johnson crowning Queen Kay Wilcox SPURTS if W is 5, W R. W :HHH me W , l ll 'Fu vqrpf+5:g:wW . W 15' I uw . pf-Lfihn.. rl. U ,T 1-LrJHf'lll4Qf?e gfigzwghez? Ullfgwffylllggg ?4az, rf E . .e5'5HnH':' .H AYWHQQIII X Q55 EF Awww P Wiliriaifw M' Irma, 1 R , sir ja? Q I L 4 W? .r .. 4 me , ,,, Q all - DICK AND Illvl STEVE AND LOREN ED i Boys enjo first year of football ,ri .i an - if 'N'- 1 dvi 'N r f . ' r 4 I , D A 1 ' BACK ROW QLeft to Righty: Bob Pflugrath, Bob Wynne, Fred Pflugrath, Dick Griner, Tippy Parker, Steve Reister, Danny Hauff. CENTER ROW: Ass't Coach Mr. Leo Mclntee, Raymond Valentine, Loren Jay, Gary Durfee, Louie Wagoner, Leo Clothier, Darel Sax, Jim Van Cleave, Tom Elser, Coach - Mr. Jerry Houser. FRONT ROW: Jim Parkins, Edward Carr, Dick Colwyn, Fred Smith, Chuck Darlington, Denny Hauff, Larry Fox, Dick Folden, John Alexander. h iyrzrrv ,, qu., K izy . C N .,51E fi ?' gf A .. K ,Q A A? 3 kg V. 1,.V A ks .L COACH HOUSER 'Q 3 -W Tw. M C , .1-2 ,. ,, ..,.:,., ,X , C 48: fn 2? 0 MGR . RAY LOUIE Footbcul I i FREDDIE N 5 T IPPY M V A DELBERT A-MI ,F Q Q ,Vg ', ff' , . we' x - , .J - - JIM AND BOB In Action . ff' I JOHN 5 v R1 sf -.1 ' in .1 RK . -1.4- x, 'Un .M W fr 'N LEO DICK ASS'T COACH MCINTEE DARREL QQ 99 quad has successful year. Peshastin Peshastin Peshastin Peshastin Peshastin -Dryden -Dryden -Dryden -Dryden -Dryden Peshastin -Dryden Peshastin Peshastin Peshastin Peshastin Peshastin Peshastin -Dryden -Dryden -Dryden -Dryden -Dryden -Dryden Leavenworth Manson Waterville Bridge port Che lan Entiat Waterville Leavenworth Bridgeport Chelan Entiat Manson 31 33 55 41 46 ' 35 38 47 40 51 49 33 5 i COACH GEORGE KAPRAL A-squad placed first in county and went on to play in district. rr ff 3 - , .s f -v ,,, ji, , N jf 'ns' 'Q ,I W 19 Dn.1, , gr 3, f if I i in A V ...A 4 -sts' N x 1 If J ix Q W 1- -as ' D 1 , an it 5 f ' gf- 'y Y . ' if 1 .1 Q . I 1 . Q ' xx! K H io . 4' xx I ax? C ' 114 y Q WA 2? r if l .H ,gig Q Q Av 1, V My Q , t X V wi. ' ' Q A xiii . O W 5 K W ,K V. x rg 'V+ 5 K 5 - A 1 1 , e 1 y 1- , BACK ROW: Coach Kapral, Steve Reister, jerry Franz, Clifford Parker, Dick Griner. FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty Leo Clothier, Louie Wagner, Fred Smith, Dennis Hauff, Chuck Darlington. NOT PICTURED: Delmer Smith, Jim Van Cleave Mgr. Arne Tucker. I .M .4 Us tx fgyikkmrn 3 11 X, ,ff if TOP ROW fLeft to Righty: Leo Clothier, Chuck Darlington, Dick Griner. BOTTOM ROW: Clifford Parker, Steve Reister, Delmer Smith, Fred Smith. Squad lf if x ,M f ci, ' fs Q Q: fi A Q 5 6 I is ' X gf' 3 I 1 Q5 , X xy ,M R J y O yg If for BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Fred Pflugrath, Darrel George, Dick Colvin, Jim Parkins, Joe Samuels, Coach Mr. Houser. FRONT ROW: Mgr. Larry Fox, Richard Geohner, Gordy Miller, Raymond Valentine, Bob Wynne, Bill Kuest. Freshman Squad U. BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Coach Mr. Kile, Doug Shull, Hank Parkins, Ronald Rich, Mgr. Bruce Fox. FRONT ROW: Don Shull, Bob Pflugrath, Gary Fischer, Danny Hauff, Joel Neirman, Delbert Geohner. Track A new track field for the Peshastin-Dryden track team has been made with a four-forty yard field. A two- twenty yard dash is the length of the field. Eight lanes complete this field. The track will undoubtedly be the best in Chelan county and second best in the district. The new track is the tentative meeting place for the county tournament providing that it is finished by that time. COACH HOUSER .gs . lg iy- BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Larry Fox, Arlen Rankin, Tippy Parker, Harold Miller, Raymond Valentine, Ulrich Wyscoll, Steve Reister, Jim Parkins, Jerry Franz, Fred Smith, John Alexander, Tommy Elser, Gordy Miller, Gary Fischer, Delbert Goehner. FRONT ROW: Larry Morrow, Gary Durfee, Lee Clothier, Jim Van Cleave, Loren Jay, Bob Wynne, Louis Wagoner, Arne Tucker. 48 l 7, Y, Baseball - 'A BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Marvin Milham, Dick Folden, Delmer Smith, Tippy Parker, Fred Smith, Steve Reister, Bob Davis, Tommy Elser, Darel Sax. FRONT ROW: Louis Wagoner, Gary Durfee, Richard Goehner, Dennis Hauff, Leo Clothier, Bob Pflugrath, Danny Hauff. 49 41, 'sf' awww IAM? x 1 3 Q: L : , W V f5gsY,5jli,12',:Ls5f DRYDEN GARAGE Dryden, Washington st. 2 -4490 APLETS 8: COTLETS 117 Mission Avenue Cashmere, Wash, ' St, 2-2IOI BOSWELL 82 SON'S Peshastin, Washington P1, 3-2161 DENA 'S BEAUTY SALON 817 Commercial Street Leavenworth, Wash. KI, 8-3811 TUMWATER CAFE 219-Qth Street Leavenworth, Wash, KI, 8-3482 LARSON'S DRUG 821 -Front Street Leavenworth, Wash. KI, 8-4123 CORNER SUPPLY 845 Front Street Leavenworth, Wash, K1. 8-5261 MAC'S TIMBERLIN7 Peshastin, Washington Pl- 3'2554 FULLER 82 SONS Peshastin, Washington Pl. 3 -2 I 1 1 SFRVICE PESHASTIN GARAGE Peshastin, Washington Pl, 3-2191 VALLEY PHARMACY INC. 119 Cottage Avenue Cashmere, Wash, St, 2-6771 DUG'S IN 82 OUT Dryden, Washington FINOS J. BARNES INS. 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WaShiDgIOf1 . 2-23QI St. 2-3781 P1. 3-2162 Index Alexander, John -23,43,44 Alexander, Siri -26, 30, 34, 38, 39 Anderson, Marie-23, 31 , 33, 38, 39 Baird, Donald -23 Baker, Shirley-26, 38, 39 Barronett, Lois-26, 38 Berham, John-26.37, 39 Boswell, Bud '22, 23, 36 Carr, Edward '2O,43 Carr, Gene-26, 38, 39 Christi, Virginia-26,38, 39 Clorhier, Leo-8.9, 12,31,34,36,43,44,45 Cole, Robert-20 Colvin, Dick -20, 39,43,47 Corbaley, Sharon-20 Corriell, Joyce-8, 20, 31 Corriell, Robert -23 Danford, Ard ala-23 Darlington, Chuck-8, 19, 2O,29,4I ,43,45,46 Darlington, Kay -22, 23, 31 , 32, 33, 38, 39,42 Davis, Bob-11,12,31,85,38,39 Dodge, Pat-8,9,12,1 ,31,35,36 Dodge, Sara-8, 23, 31 , 34, 36,38 Durfee, Gary -26, 38,39,43 Ells, Darlene -20 Elser, Tom-26,43,44 Ewing, BOb'23 Fischer, Gary-26,47 Folden, Dick-12, 3I ,35,43,44 Fox, Bruce '26,47 Fox, Deanna-25,26,33,38,41 Fox, Larry-23,43,47 Franz, Jerry-23,31 , 36,45 George, Darrel-23, 38, 39 ,47 Gere, Beverly-20 Gerlack, Shirley-31 , 32, 36, 37, 38, 30 Goehner, Delbert-25, 26, 38,39,44,47 Goehner, E1Ve1a-23, 38, 39 Goehner, Phyllis-23 Goehner, Richard-19, 20, 29, 36, 39 ,47 Griner, Dick-12,31,41,43,46,45 Harris, Bill-26 Hauff, Danny-25,26, 3I , 38, 39,43,47 Hauff, Dennis-23, 36,43,45 Hauff, Nancy-26, 30, 33, 34, 37,38 Heinrich, Charlene -1 2, 31 , 32, 33, 36,40 Heinrich, Melvin-12, 35, 38 Hills, Lyle -31, 39 Hills, Sandra -36, 37, 38, 39 Jay, Laurel-11 , 1 3, 31 , 35, 36,38 Jay, Loren-13,31 , 39,43 Jay, Sharon-23, 34, 38,39 Kauffman, Judy -26, 38, 39 Kuesr, Bill-24, 38, 39,47 Kvamso, Donna-I3, 31 , 35 Latimer, Mary Jean-24,31 Lowe, Charles-20 Lowe, Marie -26, 39 Lundine,Charlotte-8, II , I3, 29,35, 37, 38,41 Magnussen, Siguard-20 Martin, Loren-24 McElroy, P3I'8,I3,Q,30,3I,34,36,37, 38 Milham, Marvin-13,31 , 36, 38, 39 Miller, Gordon-nl,38,4I,47 Miller, Harold-20, 39 Miller, Mary-26, 38,39 Morrow, Larry-27,38, 39 Neel, Nadine-24 Neirman, Joel-27,38,47 Nelson, Priscilla-20, 31 , 33, 34, 36,37,38 Olsen, Ted-27 Parker, Carole-27, 33,38,39 Parker, Clifford -8, 2I ,29,3I ,38, 39,43,44 Parkins, Hank-27,47 Parkins, Jim -21 ,29,39,43'37 Parkins, Stan -I 3, 29,35, 38 Pearson, Mildred-21 , 33, 38 Pearson, Betty-19, 21, 33,38 Pearson, Bill-27 Pflugrarh, Bob-27, 38,41 ,43,47 Pflugrath, Fred-22,M,36,43,47 Putnam, Shirley -2I , 33, 38 Rankin, Arlen-27,39 Reister, Marvine-I3,36, 38,42 Reisrer, Steve-8,9,11,13,31,35,36,43,46 Reister, Paula-27, 38, 39 Rich, Ronald-27,38,47 Routson, Jewel-27 Rudolph, Judy-21 Schacht, Arlene-2I,29,3I,32,39 Sax, Daral-2l,2l,43,44 Schacht, Tl'Ll18'27,3I,38,47 Samuel, Joe-24,31,38,47 Samuel, Larry-I4,35, 38 Schauerman, Bonnie-14,15, 29, 31 , 36,37,40 Schmidt, Lucy-27, 33,38 Shales, Sharon-19, 2I , 39,41 ,42, 30 Shull, Don-8,25,27,39,47 Shull, Doug-27,39,47 Smith, Delmer-14,31,35,46 Smith, Diane-24,29, 38, 39 Smith, Fred-19,21,31,39,43,44,46,45 Smith, JoAnn-14,31,35,36, 37 Taylor, Maudie-27,33,38,39,42 Thomas, Vada-14,37,39 Thomason, Yvonne -31,33,37,38 Tucker, Arne-I4 Umbarger, Bemiece-8,22, ?4,3I, 32, 36, 38, Valentine, Ray-22,24,38,39,43,44,47 Valesou, John-2I,38,39 Van Cleave, Jim-8,I4,35,43,44 Van Hoven, Blane-15,35,38 Voss, Arlene -24,38, 39 Wagoner, Louis-24,31 ,38,39,43,44,45 Weedman, Marica -25, 27, 39 Weedman, Leonard-II,I5,3l,35,38 Wemer, John -27 Wilcox, Kay-11,15,3o,31,37,38,42 Willsey, Kaye-27,38 Wynne, Earlynne-8,9,I5,31,32,33,34,35 Wynne, Bob-u,,38,43,47 Wysgoll, Ulrich -24 39