Port Angeles High School - Tum Tum Yearbook (Port Angeles, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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Wfvo triml to cover vw-rv lllvlilvllf' so hy lozlfiug through this p1'og'1-aiu in years to vouw, you can vzxslly lwflivv in Il1UIll0l'j' vzwh thrlll pavlu-cl show Y I IIIOINOIIT. Nou' J Ou with tht- SIDE SIIO WS MEIMGERIE 51 TRAIIIERS THREE RINGS MIDGET! H 9 f IIE Administration 7 NIE f IIE Classes Organizations 37 NIE Junior i I1 71 Sports 'ki W-Zfxs lm .... 4 1 'Q x.: 1 gm Q. 5' In ai L Q7 s Q , .mul 3,.3:,,,5'?f? . - X 5 si wr 1 W sim 3 xl I uf 4 x ' I . H. , 1 in ,, Jiaajf ' 1fT3??5fi ff' A. Uv. F 'Q f Aww kk 9 'WWWPWBS' , K 9 a 7 -.kv ,Ci R M ,Ia rx 1 L, -:Y f WMM . , - W X if Lx ,ggi k y 0 SXA 4. ., fied ff 1 ,,. ,-M ,Ami ,f H ?5 ,,, K M u i 5 3. 4 5 X5 If if :g 2 e 9 x l .. if 3 VT nl? Ms fi? We ffl R A Y ki iv THE TRAIIIERS 'X 4 Q' ,ji ,Qi ADMINISTRATORS TOP PICTURE: LEFT PICTURE: principal. Um Who keeps the greatest show on earth running smoothly? Why the ringxmasters, of eourse l The nianagrement of the publie sehools is vested ehiefly in the superintendent, Mr. John Hlann. His duties and responsibilities are great in giving' leadership and direction to 11 staff of IZ5 employees. The duties oi' the assistant superintendent, Mr. 'Uarl liaiuclenbaeli, eenter around the finan- eizil zu-eountingg' and business management of the distriet. Mrs. Thelma Vail is secretary to the super- intendent. and assists with the aeeountingr work. To our prineipal, Mr. Ray NVarren, we leave the solving' of the million and one daily prob- lems eoneerningr sehool and studiesg among these are the scheduling of the students, teach- ers, sehool ealendar. assemblies, and tezieliers' meetings. An all 21l'0lllld helperv is the competent viee-principal, Mr. Conner Reed, who is ad- visor of both Pep Flub and Student Couneil. Week-ends he is always to be found supervising the pep dances: likewise, after sehool, you will find him in charge of the detention room. Mrs. Thelma Vail, secretary: Mr. Carl Laudenbach. assist- ant superintendentg Mr. John Glann, superintendent. Mr. Connor Reed, vice-principal: Mr. Ray Wari'en, The Board of Directors, consisting of Mr. llarold Ruthruff, President: Mrs. Fred Radke, Vice-President: Mrs. Victoria Halberg, Mr. Walter Scott, and Dr. Quentin Kintner, is elected by the people to establish the policies, rules and regulations for the operation of the pnlmlie schools. and to employ a superintendent to advise and confer with them on carrying out the policies oi' the board. They have been very active the past few years in planning the new high school-junior college buildings and new elementary schools. The members, chosen by the people, serve without pay or thought of remuneration and give many hours of their time each year to the schools. Director ot' night school. and a commercial course teacher is Mr. llonald Sleeper, who also spent much ot' his limited time as boys' place- ment director. -Miss Merle Vowling spent a llllSy year in dealing with problems and activities as Senior class advisor, and acted as advisor to the larg- est. and most. active club in the school, the tlirls' Vlulm. ' 012771411614 RIGIIT PICTURE: Mr. Sleeper, buys' advisor: Miss Merle Cowling, girls' advisor. li0'l l'OM l'IC'l'URE: Mr. Walter Scott, Mrs. Helen Radko, Dr. Quentin Kintner. Mr, Carl Laudenliach. Mr. Harold Ruthruff, Mrs. Victoria Halheryz, Mr, John Glann. rw 1777 ,VW ...V 51 i . 1 fi 10 'l'Ol' ROW: Miss Winnie Jamison: Reading, Eng- lish, pzcography. Miss Muriel Glasson: Home economics, Junior Class advisor, Miss Hannah Gagan: English, history. Miss Charlotte Blum: P. E.. health, Junior High Girls' Club advisor. ROW 2: Mr. Henry Boni: English, golf advisor. Miss Leora Bradshaw: School trea- surer, distributive education. Short- hand Club advisor. Mr. Allen Divine: Automatives. ma- chine shop. Miss Eleanor Naddy: Office. Emrlish, commercial law. ROW 3: Mr:-. Haldora Dwight: Study. cafeteria sulrervisor. Mr. Hart Smith: English. debate, pub- lic speaking, dramatics, ,Masque and Dazluer advisor. Mr. Ray Hadley: Algebra, mathematics, Freshman Class advisor. Miss lrnoxerenc Welch: Mathematics. ponmanship. ROVV 4: Mr. Richard Goodman: Study, l'. E., health, football coach. Mr. Henry Kiel: Biology. Mr. Bill Shore: P. E., track coach, as- sistant football coach. Mr. Leonard Johannes: Shop. ROW 5: Mr. LeRoy Chapman: Shop, mechan- ical drawing, building trades. Miss Cora-Anderson: Library. Mr, Harry Shields: Geometry, algebra, triironometry, Sophomore Class ad- visor, tennis coach. ROW 6: Miss Isabelle Whitfield: Spanish, jour- nalism. Teddy Growls advisor. Mr. John Driscoll: Government, His- tory, basketball coach. study. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Conner Reed: History, sociology. 'l'Ol' ROW: Mr. Wm-ndoll Mcfain: Physics, chem- istry. in-In-rul scit-nco, St-nior Class advisor. Miss ll:-rnicu Burt: Mathvmativs. Miss Cilt,llt'l'lYlt' O't'onnor: Iintrlish, his- tory, rt-adinyr. Mr. Roby-rt Stocking: Art, Art t'luIv advisor. ROW 2: Mrs. Olivo Simpson: R4-:-ulimr, Hnyrlish, gt-ography. home economics. Mr. l'oul Mt-inkt-: History. Miss Margarvt O'Neil: l'. li., hm-alth, Mirls' athlt-tics, tl.A.A. advisor. Miss Margaret l'owt-ll: Hmrlish. ROW 3: Mr. Osvar lirit-kson: Ort-lu-stra. Miss Evt-lyn Solhoim: Hnszlish. Mr, Fri-cl Milt-tit-h: Reading, English, geography. public speaking, assistant .lunior High coach. Mr. A. In-v Fret-man: Rand. Nom-ttv. ROW 4: Mr, Dun Gagnon: English, history, P, E.. mathematics, Junior High coach. Mm. 'l'hyrn Middleton: Latin, history, Annual advisor. Mr. Marion Harthill: Junior building trades, shop. Miss Dorothy Romans: Office, typing. ROW 5: Mr. Donald Sleeve: Bookkeeping, 1' typinz. Mr. John Sabin: R98dlijZ,0':llgl , geography, assistant fo tball coach. Mr. Harold McLaughlin: P. E.. health. ROW 6: Mr. Robert Fowvlls: Chorus. Octette. Miss Mary Bush: Home economics. ROW 7: Mr. George Wiltse: Business mathe- matics. 11 1 Jim Ditz, Vice President Mary Jo Albers, Secretary Milan Irwin, student body president Evangeline Rimbach, Margie Hanchett, Ken Brandstrom, Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Fire Chief 12 I lliS'l' SI'IMIfS'l'Eli S'l'UDEN'l' COUNCIL 'l'Ul' ROW: Mr. Connor Recd. advisor: Lynn Jacobson, Jean Coghcrn, Marilyn Hallu-rg, Shiils-y Mi-lvillm-. Wnyni- lit-zullf-. llick llqmdymm, ROW 3: lid Kizikin, lie-vvrly Bull, Marizzxre-t Corhe-tt, Chris Johnson, Elsix- Wright, lfzldiu HL-nslrfckson. ROW 2: .lov Clzirk, Shit-lm-y McLaren, Shi-rim: Cunaway, Pat Williams, Gem-vicvo Gzikin. li0'l I'UM ROW: Ki-ri Brzindstrom. Jim llitz, Milan Irwin, Evangeline Rimlxu-h, Mary Jo Alhers, Marin- l l:incln-tt. SPICONIJ SICl'!llQS'l'I'QR S'l'UUEN'l' COUNCIL 'l'Ui' HOW: Ilcnry Charm-ll, .lim Glunn. Cs-rzild Bzimur, Dick Wrench, Sid K1-ffh, larry liymsm, Conlon l'f-4-. ROW 2: Dirk Nc:-r, l'hil Thompson, Russell Flflrizlizv, Ed Gakin, Bob Hardy. Ogrdvn l,lt'I'bHJ'l, Howmwl l'hziwn:in. l!U'I'l'0M ROW: .lo Ann Crowluy, Mzxrlvru- Bovy, Sui- Brown, Dulicf- Snyslvr, Chris Johnson, With flu- sofnulinu' of' flu- gnwl for flu- lzlsf finu- wi- look hzu-la upon an sfulu-iulons XVIII' of flu- sfiult-nf 4-oinu-il. l'1ul1-1' flu- uhh- li-:ull-rsliip ol' flu- of'f'if-1-rs, Klilzin lrwin, pr:-sifls-nf: Jinl llifz, vit-1--pri-siilf-inf 5 Mary .lo Allu-rs,sf-1-1-1-fm-yz K1-n llrznulsfroxn, firm--1-liif-f'1 l'lVilll51'l'llllf' Rini- hzu-h. l!'t'2lSllI'l'l'1 Klzirgii- llznu-lu-ff. m-ol'rc-s1unul- ing: st-vm-f:nl'y: anul Mr. iltlllllfil' lim-ml, zulvisoi-3 ull nniffi-rs pnf lu-f'orv flu- voinu-il wort- thor- Llllllllj' mlism-nssf-il. Af flu- opt-ning ol' flu- grill sf-zison vznnu- flu- sligrgt-sfion for 4-onfinning' flu- sfnclm-nf hotly fin-lu-fs: llowt-vm-I', flllf' lo flu- lzu'li ol' support hy Hlllfll'lllS flu- fu-lu-f was 1-liniinnff-ml l'or this ye-ur. Shirlm-y M4-lvillv anul lu-1-1-onnlniffn-v nu-lnlu-rs spa-nf nnu-h finu- fln'on1u'honf flu- yi-:ir rf-vising' flu- 'HV' llooli. 'l'ln'f-f- 2lllll'llfllllf'lllS wi-rv zulilm-al fo flu- von- sfifnfion, flu- most lllIlJtll'lillll lu-ing' that all sf llfll'lll t'0lllll'll rf-pre-sr-nfzifivm-s uri- fo lu- 1-lf-1-fc-il l'l'0Ill flu-ir lflngrlisli vlzissm-s with flu- 4-xi-4-I-tion ol' flu' S1-niors from flu- l'. S. floxw-rnnu-nt znul l'Ing1lisl1 4-lussc-s. This zinu-rulnu-nf was nuulf- lu-- vznisf- flu- l'tlllllt'll fl-If that flu- sfnclc-nfs wi-rv nof aulm-qnnfm-ly inl'ornu-ml zihonf flu- 1-olnu-il's zwfivifim-s. Also slzlfm-il on flu- volnu-il's au-fivify val- 4-iulzn' was flu- f l'1nu-s for 'l'm-1-ns flism- jot-key progzruln on KUNP. 'l'lu- progrrzlni was cllungfi-fl sonu-wlunf in flu- nunnu-r of' voting, mul was 1-:1l'1-is-ml on siu-vi-ssl'nlly hy t'hris Johnson. Working :nf all finu-s in zilmosf vornplvff- liurniony, flu- 1-oinu-il this yi-:lr Inovf-ml swiftly znul 1-l'fi0if-nfly in accomplishing: sonu- of' flu- niosf UlliSi3Iltllllg'Z1ClVf1IlK'0N in rm-1-Q-nf yn-urs. 'FOI' PICTURE CAFETERIA COOKS: Mrs. Jennie Hapzuewood. Mrs. Ida Goerpr, Mrs. Maud Mullich, Mrs, Beulah Archer, dietician. BOTTOM PICTURE BUS DRIVERS BACK ROW: Mr. Wayne Ostlund. Mr. Bernard Ellsworth, Mr. Tom Clark, Mr. Bud Lee. FRONT ROW: Mr. William Ulin, Mr. Rex Eastman, Mr. Claude Spencer, Mr. Henry Hansen. Mr. Leo Louck. Um! that was u delieious meal. You ean hear any numher ot' students saying this after they have eaten the good. hot. well balanced, and wholesome meals prepared by the kitehen staff under the direetion of our dietieian, Mrs. Beulah Art-her. The help in the cafeteria is eomposed ot' students who want 'to gain valuable experienee and also tree lunches. These students work at the lunehi eounters, as eashiors. and help serve the lunehes. Our bus drivers eame through this year's TOP PICTURE CA FETERIA ASSISTANTS BACK ROW: Vivian Swartz, Sid Smith, Dale Woodside, Jimmy Smith. FRONT ROW: Patty Rowles, Lois Godding, Marie Fuchs, Frances Moore. BOTTOM PICTURE JANITORS: Mr. Arthur Peterson, Mr. Ed Daniel, Mr. Fred Rasmussen, Mr. Ed Johnson, Mr. Dan Kettel. ordeal ot' had road eonditions, due to the severe winter, with flying eolors. There are eleven bus drivers taking several hundred students to and from sehool eaeh day. Things mus't he kept. orderly under the Rig Topl' and for this task we have six eapahle janitors. llefore, during, and after sel'ool you ran see them busily working, get- ting everything spie and span. Our thanks goes to all of them for a job well done! ie WMM gage 'FOI' LEl4 l' BACK ROW: Donald Kochzinek, Fred Amzevine. ROW 34: Jim McCrf-ight, Clifford Smith. Don Wagner. ROW 2: Vernon Kiele, Gerald Kelly, Bob Hardy. Dennis Dough- erty, Bob Heller, Lynn Gagnon, Dick McLean, Robert Startup, Don Keller. BOTTOM ROW: Milo Weutheruld, Howard Chapman, Edwin Leslie, David Berg, Mr. Buni, director: Ken Dunmire. Jack Venables, Ed Gakin, Diek Brown. 'FOI' RIGHT: Frances Moore. Elaine Mittun, .lean Burditt. Joann Gallauher. Charlene Tureo. Maureen Sehier. SITTING: Nancy Reed, Lynnette Smith, I'utti Hennings, 'l'wenty-four lnoys who often go unherzilded are the projeetion operators. These lroys de' serve speriail ret-ogrnition for helping to pro- vide eduezition 'through movies, and adding enjoyment to our sehool eurrieuluin. ll' you've dropped your liln-airy hook in ai nzud puddle or lost it eonipletellv. you are apt to he unpopular with Bliss Fora Anderson and her lihrairizms. They keep the lihrziry orderly so as to provide ai quiet plan-e for study und resenreli. As in the i-irc-us, there are small but ini- li0'l I'OM PICTURE 'FOI' ROW: Lora Haven, Peggy Harper, Jenn Hagerty, Flor- ence Fountain, Jean Albright, Delores Hendrickson, Louise Barnett. ROW 3: Shirley Baar, Darlene Craver, Bonita Sylvia, Lavonne Hunter, Lois Bailey, Trenna Olson, Olive Goin, Bebe Schmitt, Vera Allen, Peilizy Ditz. Darlene Seward, Frances Wellcome, Lelah Bennett. ROW 2: Irene Hansen, Sonya Nichols, Barbara Colbern, Betty Englunil, Gerri Duncan, Betty Shropshire, Joann Kruger, Margie Miller, Gladys Larson, Joy Weaver, Marnie Williams. SITTING: Frances Cresswell, Donna Davis, Diane McMahan. portant errands whieh niust he eurried out to keep the sc-hool running- smoothly. This joh has been grrueiously zieeepted hy the first year shorthand students. These girls work in both the ol'l'ire and the hzill for ai period of nine weeks eau-h. Duties perfornied hy them :ire sul-h :is eolleeting uttendzinre slips, dis'trihutine nmil. und running errands. All ol' these are johs that must he done to keep our high seliczol elim-king, and we are proud ol' these students who lmve an-eepted tlltllll. W U' Q63 .R +5 X ,A was FAN: X X ' 4 4 -.1 . iz A ' ' :- Jig IQYQV L A Wim ' 1 W ,5 msg 5 , 1 i' :ig . 1, l' If ff- ., X 95515 Je JST' iv:- W1 . -- J' all '-as .y ig R75 H , K W u . f ,U 53521, M -s2iff2ff22Yk . awar- a. Sw v ff ' K 52, , K 4 l wv f if ' . 'V gs' ,fn ww 7353952 m-sax L, qi -tkff ' 1 9 1 1 1 K ' X 'Si w . .Mffi f s 11. g --wgsff , K Aw., if ,A If 5.155 7 wg ! Eg. ki Q we TQ ' ' L,A, , Kff, L .11A. 55 Q X . wg :wi Ulf TIIRHF was X Us V+ ,W-V xc SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS AND OFFICERS STANDING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Lelah Bennett, secretary: Miss Merle Cowling, advisor: Mr. Wendell Mc- Cain, advisor. KNEELING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Larsen, vice-president: Larry Ryman, president. I I As the Senior Class president, llarry Eyman, lowered the colors at the move up assembly, the Seniors. with the four years of activities at R.H.S. flashing' before them. filed out of their section. The first year saw them as bewildered but willing' l rosh swiiigringx into the activities of senior high life. At the close of that year they presented the animal May dance, Tulip Time. At the undertaking' of the annual Mardi Hras in their Sophomore year they gained more confidence. Other suceesses of the year in- cluded their assembly. Turkey Tales. and the first Sophomore night that had been held. Their Junior year saw them as the insti- grators of the Junior Carnival, the most sue- eessful and profitable affair the school had 606044 seen. Their production of the hilarious comedy Cannibal Queen was greeted with enthu- siastic applause which assured the elass it was a hit! Cliniaxing their 'third year they pre- sented their Junior Prom Carousel at which the couples danced in an atmosphere of spring: in a park. Laurels for the year rested on the shoulders of Jim Glann for his capable lead- ership throughout the year. The main attraction of the Senior class this year was the Senior Ball Neptune's Fanta.sy,'7 where the gym was transformed beyond recog- nition in an under the sea themeg just as sue- cessful was their comedy 'iJanuary Thaw. Though sad about leaving for the last time, the class of ,50 knew they had left impressions that would soon become traditions at R.H.S. -v Z5 Q54 J '-rfrr? ROW 1: ADAMS SPENCE A.sFrosh. class pres.: Carousel com. 3: Al. Mardi Gras com. 2: Orchestra contests 1. 2. 3: Pep Band 2: Latin Club l: Jolly Jr. Carnival com. HIGHS, MARY JOY-Edmonton, Albertaf9B vicc-pres. : Album eom. 1 : Graduation eom. 1: Field Day 1: HerefG.A.A., Honor teams 3, 4: Inspirational Banquet com. 3, tennis 4, l'lay Day com. ch. ,I : Faculty Tea com. 2. 3, Hostess 4: Sr. Mother's Tea eom. 3: Pep Club, whip squad 3: Delegate to Everett 3: Sr. Breakfast com. 3: Jolly Jr. Carnival com. ch.: Carousel eom. 3: Commencement usherette 3: Jr. Prom. Queen: Girls' Club cabinet 4: Sr. l'lay com.: Neptunt-'s Fantasy com, 4: Tum Tum: Quill and Scroll 4: A. S. H. sec. 4: Model Youtr Legis- lature -1: Delegate to Seattle 4: Colleize Conf. 4, hostess: TORCH: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 3, chaplain -I. ALDERDICE, PATRICIA LEE-Girls' Club: Neptune's Fantasy eom. 4: Carousel eom. 3: Mardi Gras com. 3: Tolo eom. 2: Commencement usherette 3: Tulip Time com. 1: Faculty Tea hostess LC. -1: Sr. Mother's Tea com. el: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Hall duty 4: Open House 1, 2, 3. ARP, LELAH MAY-Girls' Club. AV FRY, GLENN W.-4-Baseball 2, 3: Student Council 3: Carousel com. 3: lloys' Club. ISALCH ZOE ANN-l'ep Club pres. 4: Girls' Club vice-pres. 4, cabinet 3: G.A.A. sec. 3, executive board 1, 4, honor teams 2, Banquet com. ch. 3, 4, Port Townsend Play Day delegate 3, l'lay Day com. ch. 4, Gym assistant 3: Tum Tum 4. Sr. Editor, sec.: Neptune's Fantasy com. -1: Carousel com. eh. 3: .lolly Jr. Carnival chairman: Mardi Gras com. ch. 3: College eonf. 4: Faculty Tea com. ch. 3, -1, hostess 2, 3, al: Suxzar and Spice com. ch. 3: Tolo co-chairman. com. ch. 4: Council 1, 2. 3: Sr, activity points co-ch. 3: Sr. Breakfast com. ch. 3: Sr, Motht-r's Tea com. ch. 3: Band 1, 2, District contests l. 2: Tulip Time com. ch. 1: Spring! Festival 1, 2: Open House 1, 2, 4: Hall duty 3: Teddy Whimpers 1. ROW 2 BAMER, GERALD A.-iCouncil 2, 3: Boys' A Club 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3. at 'll BARNARD, HONDA DIANE-Girls' Club cabinet 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Debate Club 3. vice-pres. 4: Masque and Daurger 3, Sec. -1: G.A.A. executive board 2: Neptune-'s Fantasy com, .13 Carousel eom. 3: Tolo eom. 3: Frosb Dance com.: Faculty Tea com. 3, 4: Sr. Breakfast com. 3: Choir 1, 3: Nonette 3, 4: Music contest 1. 3. 4: Cannibal Queen 3: January Thaw 4: Honor Society. TORCH 4: Jolly Jr. Carnival eom.: Delegate to C.l'.S. 3: Seattle University speaker 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Mardi Gras com. 2: Open House 1, 3: Collette conf. 4: Tolo com. 1: Co-ed Club 4. BASCOM. ESTHER-Girls' Club: Debate Club 3: Tolo com. 2, 1: cabinet 4: Faculty Tea com. 4: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4. BAXTER, J OE-Boys' Club. BAY. GLORIA MAE-Pep Club -I: Art Club 2: Girls' Club: Neptunt-'s Fantasy com. 4. BEADLE, WAYNI'l4l orrtball 3, 4: Boys' Club: Boys' A Club 3, 4. ROW III: BENNETT, LELAH MAE- Frosh May Dance eom.: Mardi Gras eom. 2: Carousel eom. ch. 3: Neptune's Fantasy co-eh. 4: Faculty Tea eom. ch. 3: Sr. class sec.: Girls' Club. BEUTIAER, DllANEfFootball 3, 4: Boys' Club: BUYS' A Club 3, 4. BICISSEL, GRACE-Hall Duty 3: Girls' Club. BOLLING, NEVA JORINE-Mardi Gras eom., Queen 2: Home- coming princess 2: Som: Queen 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Spwnish Club 1: Chorus 4: Faculty Tea com. 4: Carousel com. 3. BOWER. WILFRED-vSki Club -1: Chorus 4: Boys' Club. BOYD, LAVONNE FAYEfSm-quimsband 1: Here- Band 2, 3, 4, contests 2. 3, 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Girls' Club: lnvtin Club 2: Jr. High concessions eom. 3: Jr. High dance com. 3: .lolly Jr. Carnival eom. eh.: Faculty Tea com. 3: Sophomore As- sembly. J6- ROW 1 BRADSHAW, RONALD E.-Boys' Club: Band 1, 2, BRANDSTROM, KENNETH B.- A Club 2, 3, 4: TORCH 4: Council 1 : Mardi Gras 2: Carnival com. ch. : Carousel com. ch.: Tum Tum 4: Football Mgr. 1: Tennis 3, -1: Latin Club 1: A. S. B. Fire chief 4: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Assembly 1. BRAZEL, RODNEY WALTER-Football 1, 2, 3, 4: A Club 15, pres. 3: Track 1, 3: Mardi Gras 2: Carousel 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3: Hi-Y 3. CARPENTER, BEVERLY ANN-Faculty Tea com. 2: G. A. A. Z, 3: Girls' Club. CASSFORD, MARILYN ANNE-Vancouver, B. C.-Fine Arts Club 1, 2, 3: tilee Club 1: Librarian 2: Musical Festival 1, 2, 3: Barn Dance com. 1: Carmeleta 1: Sweet Sixteen com. 2: MacMillan Club Tea com. : Minstrel Show 2: A Waltz Dream It :fHereAf-Nonette 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Pep Club 4: Music Contest 4: Ncptune's Fantasy com.: Faculty Tea com. 4. CAYANUS, LAWRENCE EARL-Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Masque and Dagger 3: Neptune's Fant: sy com. 4: Carousel com. 3: Jolly Jr. Car- nival com. 1 Sr. Breakfast: Band contests 1, 2, 3, 4 : The Can- nibal Queen 3 : Fireman Save My Child 3 1 January Thaw 4: TORCH 4: Soph. class pres.: Frosh class viee pres.: Coun- cil I. 11: Mardi Gras com. 2: Ideal Boy 1. ROW II CAYANUS, M. MARJORIE-Music Meet Accomp. 1, 2, 3. 4: Executive board l: May Queen 1: TORCH: Ideal Girl 1: Spanish Club 1. viee pres. 2: 'lurkev Tales ch. 2: Homecoming Princess 2, 3: Carnival com. ch. 3: Duehess of Carousel 3: Tum Tum 3, Editor 4: Cannibal Queen com. ch. 3: Jan- uary Thaw com, 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Delegate to Annual Convention 4: College Conf. hostess 4: Faculty Tea hostess l. CHAREST. ELDON E,-Boys' Club. CLEMONS, LILA J.fDe-bate Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3. 4: Girls' Club: G. A, A. COLE, ROIIEICT ---- Choir 2, 3. 4: Carnival 3: Carousel 3: Nep- tune's I-'antasy 1: Donn in the Valley 4: Football 4. CONAWAY. SHFRIE JEAN-f-Jr, High A.S. B. Ill 0S.1 Masque and Dairixer. play 3, 3, Treas. 3: Cannibal Queen 3: Jan- uary Thaw' I: Delegate to Everett 3: Girls' Club, cabinet 3, pres. A1 : Latin Club I I Debate Club Z, 3, 1, sec. 2: Carnival 3: Carousel 3: Neptune's Fantasy 4: Delegate to Pre-legislation: Debate honors-first place B div. extemp. at C. P. S. 2: second place A div. extemp. at C. P. S. 4: first place cross-question at C. P. S. 3, 4: first place woman's div. at Seattle U. 4: second place State Oratory 3, first place State Oratory 4. CRESSWELL, FRANCES M.-Inspirational Award 4: G. A. A., executive board 1. 3, reporter 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, gym asst.. Play Day here 4, Bremerton 4, honor teams 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1. 3, 4: Girls' Club cabinet 4: Faculty Tea 2, 3, ch. 4: Sr. Mothers Tea ch. 3: Tolo com. ch. 3: Sr. Breakfast ch. 3: Mardi Gras ch. 2: Carousel 3: Neptune's Fantasy 4: Carnival 3: Latin Club 1: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Shorthand Club 4: TORCH -1: Masque and Dagger 3, vice pres. 4: Cannibal Queen 3: January Thaw 4: Baccalaureate usherette 3: Disc Jockey 4: Hi-Time 2, 3: Co-ed Club 4: Sr. Conf. hostess 4: Olympic League Debate champions 3, 4: Dist. rep. to W.S.C. 3, 4: first place Womens Debate Seattle U. 4: De- bate Club 3, pres, 4. ROW III DAVIS, DONNA A.-Choir 4: Shorthand Club vice pres. 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Neptnne's Fantasy: Faculty Tea hostess 4: Open T-louse I. 9, 3: Baccalaureate and Commencement Usherette 3: Sr. Mother's Tea 3: Carnival 3: Down in the Valley. DE ROFSIE, SHIRLEY B.fSpanish Club 1: Open House I, 3: Mardi Gras. com. 2: Soph, Assembly: Office asst. 2: Bac- calaureate Usherettc 3: Pep Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Carousel com. 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Jolly Jr, Carnival com. DITZ. JAMES PAUL-Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 3: A Club 3, 4: Council 2, 4: A. S. B. vice-pres. 4: Open House 2: Mardi Gras com. 2: Stairway monitor 4. DOERGE, KENNETH W.-Orch. contests 11, 3, 4: Band 4: Solo contests 2, 3: Mardi Gras 2: Jolly Jr. Carnival: Carousel com. 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Traveling Assembly 4: Basket- ball mxzr. 4: Jr. Ski Club 4, DOOLEY, RAYMOND V.fNebraska-Baseball I, Basketball. Track 1, ZZ: Golf 2:-Here-Football 4: Basketball, Baseball 3. 4: Boys' A Club 3, 11. DONAHUE, DANNY-Boys' Club sec. 3: A Club sec. el: Jr, class sec.: Football 22, 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2: Coun- cil 2, 3: Carousel 3: Mardi Gras 2: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. ROW I DOTSON. RONALD LEE--Boys' Club. DOUCHlCR'l'Y, DENNIS -Boys' Club: Boys' A Club 3, -I, Jolly Jr, Carnixal com.: Carousvl com, Zi: Neptune-'s Fantasy com. ll: Mardi Gras. vom. 2: Track 3, 4. DOUGLAS. ROBIN DlANAfG. A. A. l. 2, Cl, e-xt-cutivv board -1, vim- nrt-s. -1, honor tt-anis Z., tl. llay Day 4. tunnis Nr-ntum-'s Fantasy com. ch. 4: 'l'olo vom. 3, 4: Girls' Club vabinvl 4' Cirls Nl trm-as.: Ski Club sm-. 13 Faculty Tva com. ch. al, hosts-ss 4 Sr. Mutha-r's T4-a 1-om. Zi. 4 . .' .' ,atc clm-le-irate 3: Disc .lockvy l: Latin Club DOWNINC, JOYCE ANNE- Girls' Club cabim-t 4: Carousol com. ch. 3: Nontum-'s Fantasy cum, 4: Cannibal Que-en com. 14: G. A. A. vw:-cutivo boanl 1: Faculty T1-a hostess 3, 4 Council 2: Down in tho Valley 4: January Thaw com. DUNMIRIC, KENNICTH Lflio s' Club: Todrly Cl-owls 2 24 4 Y Doll-xralv to l'acil'ic l'rm-ss Conf. 4: Hi-Y 1: Dole-xzatv to State- lwflislatllro l : Clallam Camoramun IZ, pros, -l. 4. DURHAM, RONALD- Boys' Club: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, I: Choir il. ROVV ll DUVAL, CONRAD VERNON-lioys' Club. l'lAS'l'MAN, ROlll'lli ALDl'INfFlorida-liantl l. 2: Honor roll l Class monitor 2. Hs-roi Orchvstra Sl: Football 4: Track 4 Cu ul Club l lN lu ' F ltd m l Roy ' Clll -- 5 '4-lv nos ai 'sy co . I 3 js T1 rl Coll:-go C'rr7il'. l. ICDMISTON, TICRRY lioys' Club. l'll.DRllll1l'1, RllSSl41LL L.-T1-vldy Growls, Sports lflditor 2, 3: lli-timv llonn-coming masu-1' ol' cn-rl-monit-s 4: Council Ll. ICSSON. ROIKISRT-Boys' Club. EYMAN, LAWRENCE EITGENE-'Scattlv -Hand. Drum major 1. 2:--He-rv--.lolly Jr. Carnival com.: Cannibal Qum-un 33 Carousvl com. 3: Duke 3: Nentunm-'s Fantasy com. 4: Track 35. l: Hi-Y 2, pros. 3: Masque and Damrvr Il, trcas. 4: Boys' Club Il, 4: January Thaw -1: Sr. Class prvs.: Collm-pro Conf. 4: Co-eil Club nrt-s. 4 : Counc-il 4. ROW lll FATA. IQUCICNE M.iSnanish Club 1: Orche-stra l, Z : conh-st l 3 Tc-ddy Whimne-rs 1: Tulip Timo 1-om, l: Soph. Night host: High-time l, 3: Marmli Gras m.c. 2: Jolly .I r. Carnival m.c. LI: Debate Club trvas. il: Dulvx:'atu to C. l'. S. 24: Tm-nnis l, 2, 41-- Mnntoruy, California- Galleon Staff il: Journalism Club 3: Ut-luxratv to Press Club Day 3: Carnival ch, Zi: Jr. l'rom. com. H1-ref-News Fime -1: January Thaw -l : Down in tho Valleyu com. l: Noptum-'s Fantasy coin. -1: Twlmly Croxxls 2. Zi, 1: .I r. Pfslitor: Hornu-omins: 1-om.: Co-1-ml Club -l 3 l's-nin- sula D4-baiu Jamborvc- com. 4. l LORI'INCE, WlLLlAMfl'loys' Club. FUCHS, MARIIC--'Girls' Club. CAKIN, Cl5Nl'IVll:IVl'1- Council I: Faculty 'IR-a com. 4: Nvn- tunt-'s Fantasy com. 43 Cirls' Club: Latin club lg Carousm-l com. 3: Honor Soc-ll-ty 2, J: Cirls Klub 4-abxnm-1 vom. -I. CALLACCI. .IOLINE DlANl-I-C. A. A. barmm-t com. 2. 21: Tolu Com. ch. 33 Colle-go Conf. 4: Art Club l, 23 Shorthand Club 24, 4: Nurses Room Il: Carousvl 1-om. 21: Nvlllllllvlri l an- tasy 4-urn, 1: Hall Duty lg Officl- -1. KIICRTZ, JAMES Lflli-Y l: 'l'wl4ly Growls Cl. -I: lianxl l. 2 Orchestra cunh-sts l. 2. YT -rf -L X 2... .l 1 'Q 159' ROW I til.ANN, JIM- Masoue and Dagger 3, pros. 4: January Thaw 4: TORCH: Debate -1: third place Forensic Tournament 4: Sr. Conf. host 4: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Jr. class pres.: Jr. Carnival promoter: Sr. Breakfast Toastmaster 3: Dramatic Club play com. 3: Band contests 1, 2, 3, 4: District Solo con- test 2, 3: Council ZZ: Mardi Gras com, 2: Soph. Night com.: Teddie Guide promoter and editor -1: Traveling Assembly 2: de-.egate to Freedom Train 2: Latin Club 1: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Frosh May Dance com. 1. GOODMAN, RICHARD-Frosh May Dance com.: Basketball 3: Football 4: 'l'ennis 1. 2, 3: Golf 3, pres. 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4: Music Conventions 1, 3, 4. GRANT, DONALD-Baseball, Football, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Boys' A Club 2, 3. 4: Football mgr. 1: Jolly Jr. Carnival com.: Carousel com. 3: Neptuno's Fantasy com. 4: Mardi Gras com. Z: Sr. Conf. host 4: Sr, Breakfast com. 3. GUSTAFSON, BARBARA IRENE-Faculty Tea com. 4: Pep Club 4: Neptunes Fantasy com. 4: Carousel 3: Tolo com. 3: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Honor team 2: Latin Club 1: Frnsh May Dance com, ch. HALBERG, ROBERT C.vHoys' A Club 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 1 Neptune-'s Fantasy com. 4 : Jolly .Ir. Carnival com.: Sr. Breakfast com. 3: Co-ed Club 4: Council 3: A Club Dance com. 3, 4: Football mgr. 1. HAMMER, EDWARD K.-Football 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club: Boys' A Club. ROW I1 HANCHETT, MARGIE MAE-Band contests 1, ZZ, 3. -I: Council sec. 1: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: TORCH 4: Soph. Night com. cb.: Mardi Gras. com. 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Carousel com. ch. 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. ch. 4: May Dance com. 1: Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4: Tolo com. 3, 4: Faculty Tea 3, 4: G. A. A. executive board 4: A. S. B. Corresponding Sec. 4: Annual 3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y vice-pres. 4: Art Club 4: Jr. Carnival com. 3: Sr. Mother's Tea com. ch. 4: Baccalaureate Usherette 3: Soph. Assembly com, ch.: Open House 2: College Conf. 4: Teddy Whimpers 1. HARDY, GORDON H.+Debate Club 3: Spanish Club 1: Carousel King 3: Boys Club. HARLOVV, JEANNE-Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Orch. contest 1, 2, 3, 4: Solo hnsemble Contest 1. 2, 3: String Ensemble 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1. 2, 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Carousel com. 3: Girls' Club com. 3: College Conf. 4. HARMAN, JAMES ROBERT-Mardi Gras rom. 2: Jr, Class vice pros.: Sr. Breakfast com. 3: Boys' Club: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Boys' A Club 3, 4: Carousel com. 3: Band 1: Hi-Y 1, 2. HASKINS, MAVIS S.-Girls' Club: Debate Club 2: Music Con- ventions 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming com. 4: Teddy Growls 4: Triple Trio 1. HELLER, ROBERT-Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4: Neptune's Fantasy rom. 4: Jollv Jr. Carnival com.: Carousel com. 3: Mardi Gras com. 2: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Band contests 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Movie Staff Z, 3, 4. ROW III HELLER. VERNA-Girls' Club: cabinet 4: Pep Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Mardi Gras com. 2: Jolly Jr. Carnival com.: Carousel com. 3: Sr. Breakfast com. 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Faculty Tea com. 3: Open House 2, 3: Choir. HENDRICKSON. EDDIE H.-Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4: Solo con- tests 3, 4: Orch. contests 1, 2. 3, 4: Boys' Club. HENNINGS, FRED-Boys' Club, Choir 2, 3. 4: Octet 3, 4: Nep- tunc's Fantasy com. 4: Carousel com. 3: Mardi Gras com. 2. HILL, BONNIE JO-Hall Duty 4: Pep Club 2: Girls' Club: Jolly Jr. Carnival com. 3. HOWARD, BARBARA-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Honor Teams 2, 3: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Play Day 2. Bremerton 4: Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Faculty Tea Hostess 2, 4: Open House 1, 2, 3: Can- nibal Queen' com. 3 : Jolly Jr. Carnival com. : Carousel com. 3 : Nentune's Fantasy com. 4: Mardi Gras com. 2: Choir 1, 2: Girls' Club cabinet 4: Tolo com. 1: Ski Club 4. HUGO, ROBERT-Boys' Club. U RUW I llUYt'KI'l, AI,lL'l'1 MAlU9lll'lRl'l'l'I- Tacoma, Wasb.fGirls' Club KNUDSON, DONNA -liirls' Club svc. -l: 'l'olo wb. Il: Facility 'Ik-a llostt-ss 4: Nt-ptunt-'s Fantasy com. 4: January Than com, 4: Down in thi- Valley -I: Asst-mblv l: Co-all t'lub -l: J 23 tl. 4, A. 33 Pl.-rr-f Jolly Jr, Carnival 1-omg Carouavl fiom. Carousvl com. 3: l'op Club Zi, 4: ti. A, A. Z., Zi: Sr. lin-altfast gh, 3:3 51-, .Vlm,h.-rs It-a mlm. ch, 231512 lin-akfast com. -4: Cum- com. 3: Cannibal Quvi-n 3: Jolly .I r. t'arnival com.: Officv nu-net-nn-nt llsbq-rt-ttv Zi: l'olo com. vb. il, 4: llelcratv to Jour- 54: Sr' M,,th,,,.S' fl-on rum. 3: Bmm,..,l NIHL 3: mmir I' Zv :L 1 . nalisni t'onf, IS: Honn-4-umim: 4-b. Il, 4: 'l's-zlrly Growls Il, il. f,,,nu.s1S 1' 3. :gl 1: ASS,.ml,ly 1' gi 1g,mlg,,,: 3: May Umm-,, 1-nlitor-in-cliivl' 4: January Thaw com. -t: Down in tbt- Valli-y com. 4: Tum-s for 'l'm-1-ns 4: 'lvdrly Guide- vom. l: liirls' t'Iub calrfnt-l -1: Nm-ptlxlu-'s Fantasy com. 4: Faculty Tea lloslt-ss 1: Collvgv Conf. ll, 4: lh-la-gratv to CZ Journalfsm l.uncb1.-on Il: Jr. High flancs-:Q asst. cb. 15: Jr. Ski Club 21, 1: Tvrlcly tlrowlp Auction vb. ffl: Co-val Club rvcc. il. IRWIN. lVlll.AN fA. S. li. pri-s. 4: Nt-1rt.um-B Fantasv com, l: 'l'rav4-ling: Assn-mbly 1: Dlsi- Jocliev l: Stairway Monitor 4: tlrcbvstra Contcsts K: llwml, Conttsts, l. 2, 34. lg l'e-p liancl 1. 2, Il, 4: 'l'L-nnis l, 2: Track 1, 2: l.atin Club I. IACOBS, NANCY -Girls' Club. JACOHSON, LYNN-Council l: Hoya' Club: Buys' A C'ul'l 2, il, -l: N4-ptunw-'s Fantasy com. cb. I: Carousel com. il: Jolly Jr. Carnival com.: Han-'all 3, 4: liaskvtlrall 2, Il. 4. JAMES. JFRRY lloys' Club. IFNSICN. JAMICS lilly! Flub. ROW ll .llll7KlNS, Hftlifll ll llnys' Klub. KAAS. lJONA1,lDgl'uys' Club: Track 2, Il: Football 2, 3: Mardi bras vom. 11: t'arousvl com. II: Nm-ptunf-'s Fantasy com. 4: limil l, 2. Il: Hi-Y 2: Cn-erl Club fl. Kl'll'l 0lilJ, JAMES fliuys' Club. KISH, GARY 'Football 1. 2, 3. 13 Flasks-t' all 12'l'r:'cli 1. 2. 3. -l: 1 J Ski Club -1: Iianfl 1. L: t'boir L, 25: Octo' Il. 4: lVlu-:ic Contests 1. 3 25, .lg Maruli Gras rom. 2: Caro stl com. 21: Ni-plum-'s l 'uztzisv turn, 1: Von'-cil: Nlaslnle and Damn-r 3, l: Boys' Vlub: lioys' A tlub 2, 35. 4. Com. l: Sopb. Night com.: Ulu-n House 2, Il, I: Spanish Club I: Conn:-il: CtlYTllTll'lH'CY1lt'lll llsbvn-llc 2. KOt'H.XNl'lCK. llAVllJf Boys' Club. ROYV Ill KOCHANICCK. IJOROTHY-Girls' Club. WRENCH, IUCHARII flloys' Ulub. LAKE, KENNl'I'l'Hf Boys' Club: Hi-Y 3, pn-5. 21 Co-wi Club 11 Ski Club 4: Clallam Camvramcn il, 4, pre-s. fl: D1-lr-gate to Youth Ile-'Jislaturt-, 4: Carousvl vom. vb. 33 Band 1, 3. 3: Choir 4: Conti-st accompanist 1. 11. il: Clarim-t Quartet 3: Down in the Valley 4: Tum Tum 11, 3, 4: Honor Soviety l, Z, T52 TORCH 4. LANDRU, ROlSEIi'l'--Boys' Club. LARSEN. Wll,LlAlVl- Boys' Club: Honor Society l, 2, Cl: Boys' A Club 2, 3. -1: Hasoball l: Football mpzr. 1: Tennis 3. l: Carousel com. 31 Nt-ntum-'s Fantasy rom. -1: Council 1: Sr. Breakfast com. 35 : Jolly J r. Carnival com.: Mardi Gras coln.1l: Sr. Class vicp nrus.: Hi-Y Il, 4: llwlt-irate to l'.v4-rett Cl: Frosh. Ilanci- com: January Thaw com. -t. LEACH, li l'1V ERLY-Girls' Club. ROW I LE DUC, BOBfB0ys' Club. LEETHAM. MARJORIE ROSE-Choir 1: Mardi Gras com. 2: Open House 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Carousel com. 3: Sr. Breakfast com. 3: Faculty Tea Hostess 3: 4:bContests 2, 3, 4: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Girls' Club L8 inet 4. LEFLER, FRANK OTIS-Boys' Club: Choir 2, 3, 4. LESLIE, EDWIN OZARK -Movie Staff 4 3 Football 4 : Track 4. MATHEVVS, KENNETH-Boys' Club. McLAREN, MARY JO-Spanish Club 1: Fire chief 3: Girls' Club: Teddy Growls 2, 3, 4: Faculty Tea com. 4, Hostess 4. ROW II Mr-Y ENNEN. KENNETH-Basketball 1, 2, 3, captain 4: Baseball 2, 3, captain 4: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club: Co-ed Club 4: Carousel com. 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Intra- mural Laports Z. 3, 4: College Conf. -1. MCMAHAN. DIANE GLENNA-Shorthand Club pres. 4: Pejw Club 4: Choir 1 : District Music Contest 1 : Tolo com. 3: College Conf. 3: Girls' Club: Ne-ptune's Fantasy com. ch. 4: Carousel com. ch. 3: Girls' Club cabinet 3: Council 1, 2, 3: Delegate to Everett 3: Teddy Growls, exchange editor 2. copy editor 3: Office asst. 4: Assembly 1, 2: Open House 1. 2, 3: Faculty Tea 3, 4: Jolly Jr. Carnival com.: Mardi Gras com. ch. 2. MCM ICKEN, RONALD-Boys' Club. I MESFORD, BRUCE E.-Boys' Club. MICHAELIS, EDDIE-Boys' Club. MINKS, WILLIAM-Choir 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Quartet 3, 4: Boys' Club. ROW III MOFFAT, ROBERT E.-Latin Club Play 1: Boys' Club: Teddy Crowls. football program editor 3. 4, ad solicitor 3, ad mgr. 4, sports ed. 4: News Time 4: Delegate to N. A. A. P. 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, contests 3, 4. MOORE, FRANCES-Shorthand Club 4: Faculty Tea Hostess 2: Open House 1, 2, 3: Choir 1: Music Convention: Librarian: Cafeteria asst. NELSON. ADA MAE-Girls' Club. NELSON. BEVERLY JEAN-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, contests 2. 3. 4: Girls' Club cabinet 3: Tolo com. 2, 4: Faculty Tea Hostess 3, 4: Jolly Jr. Carnival com.: Carousel com. ch. 3: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Tum Tum 3, business mgfr. 4: Tennis 2, 3. 4: Usherette, Jr. and Sr. Play: Tri-Hi-Y 3, sec. 4: Pep Band 4: Teacher Courtesy com. 2: Sr. College Conf. Hostess, com. 4. NELSON, PHYLLIS ANN-APep Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club: Open House 2, 3: C. A. A. 1, 4: Neptune's Fantasy com. 4: Carousel com. 3: Faculty Tea com. 2, hostess 4: Sr. Mothers Tea com. 3: 'Polo com. ch. 4: Jolly Jr. Carnival com. NELSON, ROBIN-Girls' Club. l!ANlDAl,l,, LOKNA MARIE Latin Clul: play l: 'l'v1l4ly llrowls 2. 33 l i-'iturv Ifrlitor 11: Nuns Vlilllll' -1: 'Tannilual Qui-1-n rom, 3: Carousvl com. fi: lls-lmrailv to l'rL-ss Conf.: Jolly .I r, Carnival m-om. 21: lfzu-ulty Tea com. ch., hosts-ss fl: l'cp Clulu lg January Thaw rom. 1: Follow- l'on1'. Hostl-ss 1: 'l'ri-Ili-Y bl: fiiilz' llpilm Tolo 3: Gills' Vluls. lili'lIAlilD, l liAN1'lfS lVlAlillC?Gix-ls' Cluls: Nom-Ho 3. l, RIMBACH, PIVANllll,INI'1 A. S, li. lrs-as. l: Counvil Zi, li Music Co l'.: Nom-llv 3, 'li Soph. Assn-mlxly: Solo Conh-sl ZZ, 3, 4: Cannibal Qmwn 3: Nlartli Gras 4-om, ZZ: Varousvl com. 3: N1-plum-'s Fantasy com. ll: Honor Souix-ly l. 3, 31: TORCH -li Yale-rlir'1m'ian. HOW lll RIMISACH, JOIINI lff, lloys' Clulr: Ilramaliv Cluln ll: lfrosli, Dancm- com.: Sr. llrvakfasl com. 245 'IR-nnis 2, 3, -l: llanll l. 2, 3. l: Uruha-stra Z, 3. -1: Soph. Assn-mllly: Solo Uonh-sl Ll, 3, '12 Cannibal Qui-on ' 3: January Thaw 4: Jolly Jr. Carnival cum.: Council 1: Disc Jockey 3: Mardi Gras com. 21: Carousvl com. 3: N4-plum-'s Fantasy com. 41: llannl and fJl'l'll. contests 1, 2, 3, 1. RUTH, WAYNEflioys' Clulu: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: TORCH 4: Buys' A Clulr 2, 3, 4: Base-lmll 2, 3, 4: Carousel com. 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. lirvakfust com. 3: Orchvslra 2, 3: Hass Quintctte 3: Music' Ms-s-ts 2, 3, 4: Disc Jock!-y 3: Nvplum-'s Fantasy com. -'lg Jolly Jr, Carnival com. ch.: Mardi Gras com. 2: Frosh. Dance- com. ROUNF, ROBERT lafliowling 3: Tunnis -1: 'l'ravk 3: Boys' Glu 1. RUSHTUY, l'l,AltA 'l'00'l'SY --'IX-dcly Whimpvrs 1: Tulip Time- l: Gym assi.: Carousel com. 3: G. A. A. llnnqun-t l: hills' tlulrp Mardi Gras 4-om. Z: Jolly Jr. Carnival com.: Um-n House 3: Sr. Mothers' Tm-a Hosta-ss ZZ, 3: Drum Major- ottu 3, 4 ' Nuntum-'s Fantasy com. 4. SANIINICSS, JAMES-Iloys' Clulu. SAUBY, THOMAS AI,l.l'IN-- Boys' Club. ROW I SCHMIIJT, ALDICN AR'l'HLiRflioys' Club: Intramural basket- ball 2: Boys' A Club I: lfootball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track I: Howling 2, 3. SCOLES. ALICE LARICNFI-Girls' Club: Shorthand Cl' b. treas. I : Choir 2, H, 4, contests 2, 21, 4 1 Comniemement Usherette 3: Ilxtcalxureate Ilsherefte Sl: Hall Duty 34. SVHULZ, IJARIIIQNE ANNYIIIVIA' Club: tlirlq' Tolo com. 2, il, lv: Iivul' I. 2: Sr. Nlolhers' 'Il-'I Com. Il: Carousel rom. 3: P.i'v1tt!ne s l'antasv com. fl : Faculty lea Hostess -I. SICNZ, LYNN R.fSpanisli Club 1: G. A. A. 2, 3, executive boarml I, l'l-my Dav I, Honor Team I: Vice pres, Jr. High student body: Girls' Club: Council 2: Carousel vom. co-ch. Zi: Jolly Jr. Carnixal com.1 Honor Society Il, tl: Open House 1. SHIELDS. WAYNNE-Ort-hi-stra 1. 2. Zi: Solo contest Zi: Quar- tetle 2, 3: Choir 4: Boys' Club: Latin Club I. SHORE, JOHN ROGER- lioys' Club. ROW ll SIBBAIID, I'ETEfIian1l. contests 1, 2, Il. 4: I'ep Band 2, 3: Solo contests 1, 2, 3, 4: National Solo Contest 1: Orchestra contest Cl: Cannibal Queen 3: January Thaw 4: Drama- tic Club 3, II: 'Alfireman Save My Child Cl: Art Club 1, 3: Carousel com. fl: Neptune-'s Fantasy eom. 4. SIMMONS, DONALD RAY-Boys' Club. SMASAL. SHIRLEY ANN--Girls' Club: Shorthand Club 3, 4: Pep Cluh 2: Mardi Gras 2: Carousel com. 3: Jolly Jr. Car- nival com.: Neptune-'s Fantasy com. 4: May Dance com. 1: College Conf. Hostess 3: G, A, A, 1, SMI-ILLING, RICHARD L.-Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Council 3: Boys' A Club 4. SMITH. DONALDfI'ep Hand 1, 2, Zi, 4: Iianzl, contest 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2: Carousel com. Ci: Mardi Gras com. 2. SMITH, ROSE MARY-42. A. A., reporter 1, Play Day 1. 2, executive board 3: Gym asst. 1, 2: Honor Teams 1, 2: Girls' Club: Open House I, 2: College Conf. ROW Ill SIVIITI-I, SID-fMasuue and Dapruer 2, 3, il: Tum Tum R, 4: Base- ball 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3. I: Span.sh tfluh 1, 2: Boys' Club: Carousel com. 31: Neptunt-'s Fantasy com. eh. 4: Soph. As- sembly: The Cannibal Queen 3: January Thaw 4: Jolly Jr. Carnival com.: Jr. Asseml-ly: Co-ed Club 4: Traveling' Assembly. STARTUP, ROBERT W.7I'lovxlIn: 2, 3: Movie Staff 4: Boys' Club. THANEM, RICHARD .JOSEPH-Boys' Club: Teddy Growls 3, 4. TIMMONS, CIDNHY MARY-Soph. Assembly: Latin Club 2: ll. A. A. 2, 3: Sugar and Spice com. 3: Office practice 3: Open House com. 3: Carousel com. 3: Senior Tea com. 3: Sony: Queen 3: Pep Club 2, 4: Cannibal Queen 3: Delegate to C. P. S, 3, 4: Debate Club sec. Il: Chorus 3, 4: Mas-iue and Daxzzer 4: Neptune's Fantasy com. ch. 4: Girls' Club eabinei 4: I aL-ulty 'lea hostess 4: January Thaw 4. TINKHAM, KENNETH-Band, contests 1. 2, 3, 4: Trumpet Trio 1, 2, 15, 4: Traveling: Assembly 2: Soph. Assembly. TURCO, DONALD M.-Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Boys' Club: Boys' A Club 2, 3, 4: Cannibal Queen com. 31 January Thaw com. 4: Carousel com. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, pres. 4: Delegate to Youth Legislation 4: Band contests 1. 2. 3, 4: Pep Band 3. '7 WARHI-IN, llARl.l'INlC RAE 'l'ri-Hi-Y vim- pros. 34, pros. -1: WILCUX, CEVIL IC. Art Clulr fl, 1: llumm-coming com. fl: llund cnnll-sts l, ZZ, 3: Faculty 'IR-u 1-um. ch, 4: Council liuys' l'luh. ultornula- 4: Nm-plum-'s Fzmtusy cum. ch. 4: .Iully Jr. Car- nival cum.: Sr. Mulhm-'s 'IH-:x cum. JE: Cannibal Qum-on ll?4h0l'l'lll' 33 lizxcvalzulzrvzxtv lxshvrotu- 3: Sr. lirvakfast. com. ch. Si: Fulninot cum, 23 Mardi Gras vom. 2: fi. A. A. 1-xccutivv VVITHERS. JUHNNIIC D.- Hn-rm-- Jmnun'y Thaw 4-um. 41: lluaaril l: .lr .Hinrll lhurxmlin' Clulr prus. 1. Drawn in ilu' Vnllvyn 4-uni. -1: llvlmlv Clulr 4: Wzlllu Wullu Wu-Hilitcs: Sound f'l1-vs':f -l'nrtl:uuI4-Rzuliu Actors Guilnlt WHITMAN. HAROLD Ifmmllmll, liuslu-tlmll l, 2, 24, -1: Iizxsulmll Howling: l-'vm-ing: llrunmtic Ulnlx: l'ulvlic Siu-:xkinu Vlulsg Z, Cl, 4: Intramural Sporty 2, Il, fl: A l'lulv11, 24: vicv prvs. ll: 'lk-c. l'm-lr SI.ul'l': i'uI'4-is-rin lhmrd. 1'-nuns-il l. l I l 'l' l'lf l'lllll'l ltlGH'l' l'll l'llRl'l fulm-y Tilnmuns. Slwriv ilmlmwuy, l,:n'l'y liylllzllu :nhl llvm- Ifzltzl un- nffvriml tlu-ir sung--stiuns lu Rubin Ibnuglus and liurlmrn Th Wl'l lass I 2'Y: h 'll ll' th Sl 'l l lgmly M 'l'1'i S1 'i f fhlslnfuson for thv tulmlv cnvvrimrs ut ilu- Hull. Hull' MN'xi'l'l '5 l'l5 'l2'S5 'l' 27 no -lust one thin dime for a dandy time! As gay and eolorful as the eireus was the annual earnival presented by the Junior Class. A Gay Ninn-ties theme turned the booths and walls bark to the days of the first automobile and provided the seene ol' a very sueeessful and profitable evening for all. Appropriately named lf'ebruary Fever. It looks like the Junior Carnival was a great success. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Pauline Kesler, secretary: Miss Muriel Glasson, advisor: Elsie Wright, vice-president. KNEELING: Don Midkilf, president. femdom the pep dance sponsored by this elass brought the students through snow and eold weather to danee away an evening with good music provided by the pep band. llringing down the house as one of the funniest plays in years, the Junior Play Inner Willy, a three-aet eomedy proved the Jolly Juniors a fitting name. and added another hit to their program of aetivities. The biggest event of the year was Beside the Zuider Zee, the beautiful spring Junior Prom. Reigning over this miniature pieture of Holland were Jerry Donahue and Jo Riehard- son, crowned king and queen, Dennis liannoye and Vera Allen, as duke and duehess. The couples attending daneed in a gym amazingly ehanged into the land of wooden shoes. wind- mills. and tulips. Spending their time on elass aetivities the oftieers, Don Midkiff, president: Elsie Wright, viee-president: Pauline Kesler, secretary, and their advisor Miss Muriel Glasson, made this year tops. JUNIOR. CLASS 'FOI' ROW: Bob Adams Mary Ahlvers .Ivan Albright lVlm'iottn Alim- Hnlr Allon Vi-rn Ann Allen ROW 2: lfl'l'lll'l'lH. Amundsnn Sally Ann A nclvrsnn .lorry Austin Shirlvy linur Luis Bailvy lmuisls ll:-xrnm-ti ROW tl: L1-onnril li:u'r1-tt lim-vvrly livll linrlxarzi lllzu-k Bernard liund David liuvy Dirk Brown ROW 4: Sue Brown Clark Bryant Lnrrzxinv Charles Juan l'hL-rnul, llnr'lml'u Cnllwrn Shir-ln-y Colo ROW 5: Junn Cnulns-4 M:il'y::lrm'l Corin-U ll1ll'll'llt' Crzivvl' .lu Ann Cruwll-y Dvlnrn-s Davis l'1'LCllY Dill ROW li: .ln-rry Ilnnuhuc l'm-arl Dunn lla-tty lflnuluml Darwin lflngnmn .lunn lfssnn Ardvll l'lw-nsnn ROW 7: liill lfnlm-Y Flnrs-m'v lfuuntuin Lnrry Oilrlf-n Olive- Onin Mnrjnriv Urn : , Sw X K g wi , i ie' V 9 :':...,+ 15:Z 'Q V h 5, Ruin-rt, Guin 1' h im , ROW H: Ilurflun llrilylulv .I n-un Iflmu-rt y lrvnm- Hanson l'1-gyry Harp:-1' Lnrn Huw-:1 Al Huy:-s -Q .Q O '-as 'un v - i-sa A L E' ,E 4 K TOP ROW : Harry Heath Delnrcs Hendrickson Mardel Hennings Jim Hinshaw Steve Homer Annetta Howser ROW 2: LeV0nne Hunter Don Irwin Lee James Danny Janzen Philip Jarvis Bonny Jennings ROW 3: Chris Johnson Joyce Kellogg Pauline Kesler Vern Kiele Mary Kitselman Donald Kochanek ROW 4: Celeste Knight Joann Kruger Dennis Lannoye Gladys Larson Fred Leach Jim Lemon ROW 5: Keith Lindley Ralph Lindquist Gay Little Wanda Maple Gary Marler Ed McAllister ROW 6: Shirley Melville Fred Michalscheck Marjorie Miller Don Midkiff Bill Myers Lois Newman ROW 7: Sonya Nichols Joyce Noble Tom O'Brien CliH'0rd Olson Ramona Olson Trenna Olson ROW 8: Harold Ortloff Jerome Patnode Robert Pearson Walter Picca Jo Ann Price Virginia Pringle TOP ROW 1 Vx-ldon Privitt Margaret Reins-rs Jo Richardson Shirley Ripley Marimrvt Ronrk Louis Schilkv ROW 2: Roberta Schmitt Run Schrm-di-r livtty Ju Shrnpshirv Darlene Sc-ward Bob Smvlling Barbara Smith ROW Il: Donna Smith Hd Smith Hvttic- Smith Luwrvncc- Smith Lynnettv Smith Dick Smith ROW 4: Sid Smith Daliue Snyxls-V Bunny Sta-pp Martha Stewart Put Stilvs Joy Swenson ROW 5: Bonita Sylvia Sully 'l'uyl0r Ed Thomas Charlotte Tullivvr .luck Trumbull Snlly 'l'rudn-nu ROW fi: Warren Vain Ml:t'h1'lvn Huh- W1-nznor .Iny Wvuvvr Gladys Wicklunmlv-r ROW 7: Boll Williams Marnie Williams ROW K: Dah- Wnml:-:imlv Pllrzin- Wright JUNIOR l'l,AY FAST Robert Stm-king, lliructor nf the rullickim: suc- cess. l n n 1- r Willivf' briefs the cast. Many hours of work and toil go into the polishing of a good performanee in our eireus earavan. The Sauey Sophs in old eireus tradition have eompleted all their activities in a pro- l'essional manner, in spite of all the work they eneountered. They were led by James Me- Vreight, president, Bill Ilreitenbaeh, viee- The king and queen, Arthur Moore and Pat Nelson, at the 50 Mardi Gras. BACK ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Sue Harding, advisor: Mr. Harry Shields, advisor: Kenneth Fuhrer, parliamentarian. FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Breitenbach, vice- president: Pat Dotson, secretary: Jim Mc- Creight, president. president: Pat llotson, secretary, Courtney Johnston, treasurer: and the advisors, Miss Sue Harding and Mr. Harry Shields. Aided by the Eagles Club, who presented the sehool with ai new flag, they gave their Armistice Day assembly, UNESCO, which proved to be an entertaining though serious program. Proving that they could be versatile, the Sophs presented their Mardi Gras, as contrast- ingly bright and frivolous as their assembly was businesslike. Reigning over the gala affair were Pat Nelson and Arthur Moore. Music was provided by the City Sliekersf' First prize for the best eostume went to Bill Hreitenbach who was dressed in an orange beaded flapper dress. The largest attendant-e ever observed made the animal Sophomore night 'the biggest yet. Approximately three hundred and fifty inter- ested parents were weleomed by the president of the Sophomore class and visited the Various rooms, meeting the teachers, and returning to the eafeteria for refreshments. SOPHOMORIC CLASS 'l'Ol' ROW: Dick McLean. Jack Horton, Nancy McI.au5zhlin, Marilyn Halhcrpr, Bill Breit- onllavh, llill C05!blll'Y1- RQW fig ,loo Clark. Donnie Loa- mon, Ronnie Johnson, Ron Rittc-r, Larry Scholes. Jack Halstoafl, Km-ith Airprurizaard. ROW 13: Joan Voss, Cloo Han- son. Shirlm-y Matthm-ws. Bm-vcrly Harrington, liarlrara Richard- son. Marilyn Rid:-out. Ray Dwior. lSO'I l'OM ROW: Kiwi-n Fairchild, Arla-no VL-is-rs, Janice- Aruun- hrighl, Donna Dunkcr, Shoila Crovf. Lois Grady, Carol Cor- fu-n-, Darlm-no Hall. 'l'Oi' ROW: Jack Kish, Don Scott, lioln King, Miko Chitten- rlcn, Roh l,ill'tI'lfiL!0, HL-nry Charm-ll. ROW 1: Dirk Harmon. Elhvrt Fish, Leonard Jesinpzer, Mono Fox, Roy Curtis. ROW Si: .loan Crall, Sharon Ecl- mistcn, N4-il Boyd. Bob Hardy, Marla-no Nelson, Dick N04-r, Sam Tikka, ROW 2: Doris Luttilz, Mabel lh-nm-lt. Lois Earn-tt, Beverly Gullsu-in, Virginia Norman. liO'l l'OM ROW: Carol Rogers, Juanita Joni-s, Marvin Leffs-I, .lohn .lowsr-n, Johnnie Nm-al, Gloria Hawkins. 'FOI' ROW: Jim McCr1-ight, Gor- alll Jonson, Kon Fuhrer, Don Wayrnvr, D. C. Mathis, Rohr-rt Janv. ROW -1: Don iiaar, l'hilip Thompson, Laurin- Smith, John Dailcy, liarhara McDonald, V1-rnvr Bryant. ROW il: Fourlnvy Johnston, Joan Uoglwurn, Bill Ruadvr, Vernon lin-4-vos. Ann Quackvn- hu:-ah, Lucio Graco. IIOW 2: liolr Mcilorklo, Leo Evans. Owls-n Pierson, Bar- lwara Dollarhidn-. l'aL Nvlsnn, Marilyn 'I'aylor. liO'l i'OM ROW: Floyd Walker, Rah Murray, Ray Flex-ner Shirlvy McI.arvn, Nadine Boll- iniz, U4-ralflino Johnson. TOP ROW: Jackie Conrad, Shir- ley Uvila, Joe Sommers, Gene Piper, Dick Hopkins, Carl Stiles, George Morrison. ROW 5: Sue Springer, Inez Cays, Ramona Anprevine, Jim Woolett, Ron Gormley, Allen Freeman. ROW 4: Fern Tinkham, Barbara Burditt, Carole Ann Phifer, Bill Wallace, Gary Kohler, Arthur Moore. ROW 3: Theresa Stephens, Mabel Bennett, Janet Sommerville, Harry Murray, Lester Helgeson, Oliver Stark, Delbert Sperling. ROW 2: Marilyn Heckman, Peggy Boyd, Nancy Wyman, Carmen Turco, Glenna Durham, Bob Hilt, Lynn Gagnon. BOTTOM ROW: Rita Tyler, Pat Dotson, Doris Jean King, Mar- lene Sundberg, Pat Jacobs, Ty Gill. TOP ROW: John Kidd, Jim Mc- Fadden, Gordon Fee, John Rife, David Berg, Richard Shideler, Carl Nies. ROW 5: Shirley Mason, Bonnie Mariani. Pat Winters, Donna Miller, Robbie Vanderford, Dur- ward Clare, Eddie Lester. ROW 4: Dorothy Jordon, Arlene Peters, Charles Watts. Ed Beatty, Duane Macklin, Don Hill, ROW 3: Myrna Berg, Earl Kunkel, Larry McLaughlin, Lt-Roy Buck, Fred Sullivan, Guy Som- ers, Elmer Thompson. ROW 2: La Vena Hunter, Merle Bailey, Gerry Lou Smith, Irene Sether, Melvin Koble, Rose Dailey. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Har- greaves, Allen Clary, George Allen, Glee Swenson, Dale Doran, Don Hendrickson, Harry Murray. TOP ROW: Shirley Clay, Dorothy Halberg, Nanette Nailor, Irvin Eat-rett, Joyce Marlin, Jerry Brown, Nancy Johnson. ROW 5: Marlene Bovy, May Miles, Pat Dobson, Don Walken, Ken Hubbard, Betty Eaton. ROW 4: Carol Macklin, Marilyn Pfahler, Marit Clifton, Dick Bailey, Milo Wetherald, Jack Rice. ROW 3: Lorraine Shockley, Erlys Lannoye, Jack Venables, Irvin Beadle, Mark Fletcher, Don Keller. ROW 2: Dorothea Wilcox. Norma Craig, .loan La Crosse, Phyllis Fairservice. Jacqueline Harper, Kathryn Bumfzarner. Daniel Locke, Bill Reidel. BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Fuchs, Grey Tozier, Shirley Rogers, Pat Williams, Joan Knowland. Janie Duval. Howard Chapman. SENIOR PLAY TOI' LlflF'l': Amen l! 'FOI' MIDDLE: Whieh one's the pig? TOI' RIGHT: Looking in the future. BOTTOM LEI-'Tz The old ways are the best. CAST 'FOI' ROW: Joyce Downing, Evangeline Rimbach. ROW 7: Johnie Withers. Under the big: top, it's a few funny faeed elowns that bring out the laughter of the audienee. So, under our main tent., the audi- torium, a group of seniors with painted faees presented the senior play, January Thawf' whieh kept the comedy lovers holding their sides througrhout its three acts. The plot of January Thaw revolves around two families, the Gages and the Roek- woods, who both Clilllll rights to the oldest house in Connecticut. The Gages, Marge CSherie Conawayj, Her- bert felllll lllannl, and their three daughters, Clionda Barnard. heroine, Cid TllHIllOIlS, and Shirley Meliarenj, buy 'the house, seeking the peaee of eountry life. Marge overlooks a loop-hole in the deed ROW 6: Lorna. Randall, Gordon Hardy. ROW 5: Alice Huycke. ROW 4: Bill Larsen, Donna Knudson, Frances Richard, John Rimbach. ROW 3: Ronda Barnard, Larry Cuynnus, Pete Sibbald. ROW 2: Jim Glann. Gene Fata, Shirley Meliuren, Larry Eyman, Mr. Hart Smith, director: John Shore. BOTTOM ROW: Sherie Conaway, Frances Cresswell. Sid Smith, BOTTOM RIGHT: Experience is the best teacher, stating the Roekwoods, Mathildzi Clfranees Vresswellj and Jonathan CSid Sniithj have a. right to live i11 the house as long' as they live. Showing up unexpectedly with their son Matt Cl.arry liynianj, the Roekwoods move into the house too. Things beeoine more eoniplieated when George fliarry Uayanusj, the heroinels fiance, arrives and finds her out with Matt. As the play goes on ai reeoneiliation between the families is brought. about when, due to failure of modern equipment, the llages are foreed to use old-fashioned applizlnees. Other eharaeters in this play were Gene Fata, an old neigrhborg Pete Sibbald, :is the sheriff: and John Rinibaeh, lawyer. Mr. Hart Smith, director, rates this play as one of his best productions. BUW HOU 3 01D GYM SM Nm, 1 Chlbfv ' Cb 5 X N T SIP! SIIO W5 gffiffifg zzf fig? :Q X xv! ,Q f ffl ff 7 fglbfjgjjy 1 4 HQ - ww ' W w X f f.A BND GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS I-'ROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Corbett, corresponding secretary: Donna Knudson, secretary: Sherie Conaway, President: Z vice-president: l'e-mxy Ditz, treasurer. ue Balch. ' :wld Many unrewarded services have helped to label the Girls' Club as one ol' the most outstanding' in our sehool. Included in their aetivities were the Faculty Tea, Syl- vaniaf' a woodland theme. with Franees Cresswell chair- man: the Senior Mothers' Tea. Gladys Larson. ehairman: and the annual tolo. with Ilarbara Howard ehairmang J candy t Ps, ch . 0 Eh . alrm' e -Stuuengin' jimi AHC H curing e U lunch .Vckp S ' I er:-5, Oak 38 hour. 6 Iillg which proved to be one of the bright spots of spring. Throughout the year, speakers from a number of different profes- sions enlightened the girls on their vocations. These talks were espe- eially helpful to those graduatirig. Miss Merle f'owling', advisor. spent mueh time in helping to im- prove the 1-lub. One of her con- tributions was set-urine' and super-- vising eoneessions at football games, whieh helped to strengthen the 4-lub's treasury a great deal. Real show stoppersu were the twenty-one able girls of the eah- iuet, who have eontributed much time and effort to their term of offiee. The teaehers' courtesy eommit- tee, besides providing: little re- menlbranees for teachers on their birthdays, gave several teas for the faculty. f'lRl.S' CLUB CABINET 'l'Ul' ROW: Chris Johnson, Marietta Alivv, Jo Richardson, Gladys Lzvson, l'e'l:ir':'z1l'ut Corlwtt. Mzirwim- Loi-thzini, Ye-rim Hvllm-V, Uidlinw 'l'imnioiis. .X nm-w idvzi 1-airricd out this yi-:ir was tha- photography coni- niittvm- which tooli zirtion shots ot' many clil't'm-iw-lit girls :it thi-ir jobs. Thvsv will he kvpt in lilvs from yvzir to your for display and ref- t'l't'lll'l', Many thanks go to 21 group ot' willing girls who wi-rv always imdy ni tum- ol l'lllt'l'Ql'llt'j' to snhstitute- for tm-zu-livi's, hall girls, and in tlw nnrsm-'s room. Not ai wry plvaiszint job, hut one whivh ri-qiiirvs pzitivin-0 and spzirv tiniv was that ol' thi- svwirc- com.- niittm- whivh lwpt thv girls' room in good ordvr. Anotlwr way in whim-h money was addod to our trvasury was the profits i'vc-1-ivvfl from the randy 4-ons-1-ssion in the hall at noon. The loan fund established two yi-ars :igo amounting to 38100 was lSfJ'l l'0lVl ROW: Evuiigulim- Rimbach, Margin- Hanchf.-tt. Jerry Oakes, Mary Jo Alhers, Ronrln REll h2lI'Kl, Robin Douglas, Joyce Downing, Ilzirlmrzi Howurrl. l i':mcm-s C11-sswell. put to very good use this yvar. 'l'h0 nioiiuy in t ' his lund is lt nt to various organizations and studi-nts in in-od ol' 1-xti.1 money in time ot' Q-n10rg'011cy Thv Hirls' l'luli this yi-:ir has vxvc-lloil itsm-ll' in hm-i helpful addition to tha- svhool program and is ai Ulllll i' wi- c-an rightfully zidniire. DQ the F acuwy 'Tc 3. ng .1 xhim h Ho?-Wsaes 39 .Q-' fs xx A9 ,iq TOP ROW: Lorna Randall, Gene Fata, Ken Dunmire, Jim Gertz. BOTTOM ROW: Mavis Haskins, Alice Huycke. Miss Isabelle Whitfield, visor: Russell Eldridge. Boll Moffat. ad The Teddy Growls News Casters. Zmlzie' The Teddy tlrowls staff strives to inelude in the hi-monthly publieation of the sehool newspaper, news of interest to all students. both senior and junior high. Their advisor, Miss Isabelle Whitfield. works with them, instruet- ine' in the staff and paper procedure. When students failed to support the paper, the staff refused to publish a grossip sheet, and iinmediately started to work on a radio pro- gram ealled 'tTeddy tlrowls News Time, whieh was heard every Tuesday afternoon over KUNP. Aliee Huyeke. who took over the editorship when Russ Eldridg'e was fort-ed to drop jour- nalisni at the end of the first semester, saw LEFT PICTURE FIRST YEAR JOURNALISM TOP ROW: Howard Chapman, Lorraine Shockley, Erlys Lan- noye, Shirley Rogers, Rosemary Bamer. ROW 2: Dorothy Jordan, Larry McLaughlin, Celeste Knight, Ken Wieyrert, Verner Bryant. to it that the weekly program was timed cor- reetly. eontained up-to-date news, and gen- erally was well produced. Viihile the staff was working hard to put on the program, the first year journalism en- thusiasts praetieed working on a newspaper in preparation for next year. The graduating' seniors on the staff were Alice lluyeke. lilditorg llorna Randall, Feature Editor: tiene Fata. News Editor: Hob Moffat. Sports Editor: -lim Hertz, Morgue Editor, Ken llunniire, Photographer: Mavis Haskins and Esther Ilasecm, First and Seeond Semester Typists. respectively. BOTTOM ROW: Gwen Fairchild, Marilyn Pfahler, Donna Dunker, Larol Macklin, Jackie Harper. RIGHT PICTURE PRINTING CLASS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Scholes, Jack Horton. Earl Kunkel, Charles Watts. ,.t. 'FRI-HI-Y OFFICERS TOP ROW: Murdell Henninprs, Delores Hendrickson, Mary Jo Albers. BOTTOM ROVV: Beverly Nelson, Darlene Vllurrcn. Marlin Han- chett. The Teddettc Tri-Hi-Y. headed lay Darlene Warren, is a civic minded orgranization whose projects includc working for thc March of lliines and making' menu cards on special oc- casions for those in tho hospital. The most out- standing of the events of the year is their par- ticipation i11 the lllodol Youth l.eg'islature held in Olympia twice a year. The Quill and Scroll is the International Society of High School Journalists. Those elig- ihlc to join tliis cluli must lic in thc uppcr third of their class and have done superior work in sonic phase ot' journalistic or creative endeavor. QUILL AND SCROLL FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jo McLaren. Mary Jo Albers, Margie Ham-hott. The Toni Turkey Tumble was one- of the highlights of thc Shorthand Ulub's activities. This was only one of the projects to make money. With Diane Mclllahan, president g Donna Davis, vice-presidentg Alice Scholes. secretary: working with their advisor, Miss lleora Brad- shaw. much thought was grivcn to this yt-ar's activities. The l3 second year shorthand stu- dents did stenographic and clerical work and made tickets for all school evcnts. The profits that are made by this class are used to purchase equipment for the school. minced cwafuiz' l SHORTHAND CLUB 'l'Ol' ROW: Frances Moore, Shirley Smasal, Evangeline Rimlwach, Dorothy Koch- anok, Betty Williams. ROW 2: .lollne Gallacci. Gram- Bt-isscl. Marie Fuchs, Pat Alderclice, Frances Cressvxell. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Mc- Mahan, Donna Davis, Alice Scholz-s. Miss Bradshaw, udvisor. ,yi 'Q HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Sally Anderson, Jean Coxrburn, Laurie Smith, Bill Breitenllach, Myrna Benz, Lucy Grace, Joan Chernut. ROW 2: Pauline Kesler, Ronda Barnard, Mary Jo Albers, Martha Stewart. Marietta Alice, Ed Gakin. BO'l l'OlVl ROW: Evamrz-line Rimlsach, Margie Hanchett, Marge Cayanus, Lynn Senz, Jim Glann, Ken Brandstrom, Ken Lake. Wmdm Wcgmda The inomlwrs ol' tlio Ilonor Sovim-ty, :1 group of stnclonts who lmvo nmintainocl ai high grramlo zivoragro througrhout tho yi-air. have just reason to for-l priilo in the-ir 21,t'l'OIllIJllNlllll0IliS. With ai grzulo avi-ragrv ot' 23.98, l'1vai1g'oli11v liinilnii-li has attziilu-cl the liigrlu-st svholastiu honor that 4-an hi- avliim-V1-cl in high school. that ol' Vzilcrlii-toriun. Sllzxringr honors as Sailutator- ian is .lini Hlann with a rvvorcl ol' 3.88. l+lvz111gm-liln-'s stuflios liavv- not prevoiitvfl her from pa1'tic-ipzitiiigg' in Various ac-Tivitios, whii-h includes A.S.l'1. '1'roasuror, Nonotle ac- companist, Stncliint llounm-il, and a delegate to both Svaflle and the l'll'00d0Il1 Train, plus Vari- ous other vlass funvtions. Ve-ry avtiw in ell-lmto and ilraiiizitics, Jim also founfl tlllli' To pronioto The first -lunior Varnivzil. znul tho 'Fvrlcly Guido publication. Ho was prosimloiit of his Junior Class and the lJl'Ellll2llll' Ulnlig he also playful El, proniinvnt part in many svhool affairs. 42 IlI'IIIA'l'I'I CLUB 'l'0I' ROW: Murilyn Ili-clunun. Don Millkirf, Ken Hubbard, Bull Huraly, Mr. Smith, clireclur: .Iuhn Wilhcrs I 1 ci She-rie Cmmwny, Lila CI4-muns. ROW 2: .loan Iissnn, Iirvin Iii-zulle, I.:xrry McI.uu5:hlin. Sum Tikkzi, David Keil. Hurry Murray. Al Hxiyes, m In Ii0'l I'0M ROW: Cimln--v Timnmns. Carole Ann I'hifs-r. Fralnees Cresswell, Rnnrlu Iiarnzuwl, Fhris Johnsnn in lv I I mn v 1 Ihnrulhy Ilullxw-r5:,'Mzn'ilyn Hulberg, Shirley Melville. gd? ' Ilf yuu wuni in tum' the slate, nn-et new people, grain lnlmvlwlue. :mul bring: glory to yn1ll's4-ll' illlil svlnml. tln- mlelmle class. mlin-el-tml hy Mr. Ilzxrl, Smith, is the plum- l'u1'yml. Blmiilwrs l'l'Ulll the 1-lass wenl to almost 1-vel'-v sl-vlion ol' the stalls- 1-ligrzigririg' in l,0I'1'llSl1' 4-mnpelitimi. .X ll1'lJ2lll' .l2lIlllIUl'l'l' got The 21l'lIli1l ill-Imle SUIISUII off In 21 shirt lll'l't'. Utlier- nleels im-lmle-cl mlelmtes with Sezlltle Prep, Port Town- seml. Zlllll the 1ln-ve Kitsap sl-lmuls. The clelmute sulmjea-I was the nzitimml topiv, Resulverl: 'l'l1ut. the pri-siflelit ol' the l'nita-ml States shuulml he elem-11-:I hy the llireel vote of the people. 'l'mn'lmments the I-lass pz11'tieipz1te1l in were lu-lll at Seattle l'nive1-sity. l'olleg'e- of Puget Smmzl. lllblllillfll. aml lfliiversity of XVashing'- lon. 'l'he lumors au-liievecl have helped to make 1950 the Hnmst 1-nlossull' speech ym-zu' in R.II.S. liistory. 'l'0l' RIGH'I': Shirley Melville gives her speech to the Latin Class. Ii0'l l'0M RIGHT: FROM I.I'IF'I' T0 RIGHT: Sherie Cunuwny. Frances Cresswell, Jim Glann und Chris Johnson are thrill'-ml over the cups that they won at Seattle University und College uf Pmzet Sound. gmkewa i FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT Bcvorly Nelson, business manayzur: Mrs. Thyrn Middleton, advisur: Margie Cayanus, editor: Chris Johnson, junior editor. new Stop right up lmlivs and j.fl'llifl0Illl'll and get your l'irr'us So11v0nir. You 1-an't, leave the gratvs of the gl'l'02lll'St show on 1'2ll'fll without the 'l'unx Tum! This lI1t'llltl0S Plt'flll'0S and articles ot' thv circus lvaclers, the three rings, tlw sirlv- shows, thc- llll'll2lg'0l'lt', and :L spew-izll fenturv on lllltlQ'0iS. 'l'l1v nvw systcnnzxtiw Q,'l'tllllllllQ'H, whit-li f-mxlmlv you to tint! your l'ZlY0l'll0S :it ai Ql'l?llI4'l', nnel tho utti-zwtiw layouts am- tho rt-sul1sol'o1u' lflflitor- lll4illlll'lh. KlAll.lUlilI4l V.-XY.XNl'S. Slut spcfnt lmurs in Zlblbwlllllllllg' tln- Zlllllllill. t'llRlS JUIIN- SON zxssfstwl lllll' in tln- l'?lIJill'liy ol' -illlllfbl' , . l'Alllfll'. MRS. 'l'llYli.X BlllJlJI,l'I'l'UN, our vnpnlmli- :intl t'lll'l'L!'tlilt' zulx'ismn'. syn-nt il grrvzil flcwll ol' ll!t'lll21l nnguisli us slim- waltvllwl ilvzullinvs up- prnzu-li. XVitlmut lll'l' Lilllilllllvt' :intl l!0l'lll'2ll'2lllt't' Ilw annual 1-nulnl not lmw lll'l'll prmluvi'rl. ISICV NELSON lu-lil thu llllfNll'l2illi job ot' ll2ll2lllt'lllj.l' tlu- books :intl lil'l'13lll5I Zl1't'0lllll of all nmnvy. Almost Illillt'lllllg' lllll hours Mmyjoric spvnt anaemia in I7l'0fllll'lll5.l' thv annual wow tlmsv of MARY JO ALHEHS, mounting editor. Mary Jo coultl lm found i11 room 205 beforv. after, and during' st-html bent upon tlw 21,I'Clll0llS task of mounting' plt'llll't'S. llvi' hard working' assistant. JUAN ANNUAL STAFF BOTTOM RIGHT: Mary .ln Albers, mounting editor: Joan Chvrnut, assistant mountim: s-flitor. fflll'IliNU'I', prow-cl an all arouiul assi-t 10 flu- stall. 'I'lu- 4'0I'I'tlSIl0llill'IlP0 alul utlu-1' Sf'l'l'0l2ll'l2ll cllliim-s wt-i'1-llalullc-ml1-l'l'iciL-lillyhyZUlfl l3AlA'l'l. .IIGIQRY HAKICS haul ilu- te-mliuus lash ol' lflK'll- tilyiilg 1-wry Sllltll'lll in svluml. 'l'lu- 1-lm-vt-1' 1ll'ilWlllg.l'S llll'0llQ'llUlll ilu- luunli am- tlu- xml-lc ul' Slll SBll'l'll. art 4-flilor, as- sistt-ml Ivy HIAIDYS IARSUN, lllzulys was als-- rvspuiisilmlf- lm' tlu- ll-ltm-r pt-i'l't-vt writingrs. ll' it wt-rv run lor pliutograplu-1' KEN IAAKIG Ilu- 'l'l1m 'l'11m would lu- witlumt pil-tuiw-s. DUN WMQNICIC assisla-ml him sm-1-mul sn-nu-sit-i'. l+Il,Sll'I WliIllll'l', as salt-s iiiaruxgwi- was rm-- spmisilmh- lm- tlu- luumiingz' salm-s. GORDON llRll3lSl,l'l was lu-1' assistant. Atl szxlm-sillzliizlgrci' aiul layout wliloi' wx-rv KICN l5llANlJS'l'liUM aiul PAITIAINIC KES- l.l'lll. 1-1-spm-4-lin-ly. 'll02.l'l'llIl'l' llu-y haiulli-1l ilu- assm-mhling' ol' tht- :ul sc-vtion. 'l'lu- luipu- ul' again rc-uc-iviiig All Alll0l'll'21ll aiul ph-asingz tlu- students has lu-on tlu- goal of tlu- stall' in pi-1-st-iitiiig you with this l'ii'm-us Suuvc-air. A N N UAL STA FF TOY' l'IC'l'URE: Zuc Balch, se-niur Q-mlitur and secretary: Jerry Oalu-s, init-ntiliuaticm c-ditur. MIDDLIC l'lC'I'URI'f: Ken Lake. he-ad photographer: Don Waglu-r, assistant photographer. li0'l l'OM l'lC'l'URI'1: Sid Smith, art editor: Gladys Larson. 4-muy wlitm- aiul assistant art 1-ditur. li0'l l'OM I,l'1l 'l': Pauliru- Kg-sh-r, all layout manager: Ken Iirarulstrom, acl sales manaprs-r. I40'l l'0M ICIGHT: I-Ilsio Wriirht, sales managzc-r: Gurdon Grilm- lils-, assistant sales manaszur, 'ISU-p rig'l1t up, folks, anrl hear about this Tilf'i1'il0l'llS line ot' our eireus is none other spm-vial i'P2lil1l'l'.H The Nonette, nine talented than main' fifty-six voir-0 vhoir. NVQ are proud g'i1'lS.nli1'e1'te1i by Mr. A. live l'appy Freeman of thisl ilHl'IllOlllOl1S group. Dim-1-tecl by Mr. went si11g'i11g'their way into many p01'forn1:1nees I5ob il owells, their activities imflllcled radio 2ll'0lllltl the 4-ity. They were 11111eh in clenlancl Iil'OQl'EllllS. the f'h1'istn1a.s l'0lli'0l't, C'3.l'0llllQ'. Wllt'l'0Vl'l' good 11111sivz1l e11te1'tainn1e11't was etpringr il'0llK't'l'i, asselnblies. and singfilig for iweileml. 1'z11'i4111siotl1e1' IilllSl021i perf'or111a11c0s. i NONETTE LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Anderson. Marilyn Cassford, Sue Brown, Delores Hendrickson, Frances Richard. Barbara Owens, Jean Albrixrht, Martha Stewart, Ronda Bar- nard, Mr. Freeman, director: Evangeline Rimhach, pianist. CHORUS BOTTOM PICTURE TOI' ROW: Fern Tinkham. Shirley Uvila, Donna Knudson, Frances Richard, Rocky Wh'te. David Kochanek. Frances Wells, Wayne Shields, Bill Bower, Dale Doran, Dick Wrench, Tony Hennings, Jack Cant, Frank Lefler, Ron Durham, Barbara Colbern. ROW Il: Marlene Sundherg. Barbara Burrlitt, Carole Ann Phifvr, Elsie Wright, Daniel Locke, Georpze Bower, Delmar Thompson, Bob Cole, Durward Clare. Alice Scholes, Bonnie Jennings, Dorothea Wilcox Cole, Durward Clare, Alice Scholes, Bonnie Jennings, Dorothe ROW Z: Barbara Owens, Darlene Cray, Rita Tyler, Joan Coomes, Ramona Angevine, Pat Jacobs, Marlene Bovy, Bonnie Stepp, Lois New- man, Donna Davis, Robin Nelson, Carmen Turco. BOTTOM ROW: Grey Tozier, Jean Olson. Lynnette Smith, Glenna D Jrham, Berdena Amundson, Lila Clemons. Jofn LaCrosse, Pat Dotson, Ciziney 'l'1mmo.1s. Neva Bill. ig, Annvtta Houser, Mr. Robert FoAell:4, director. 46 gkfzfafzmma IJRAMATIC' CLUB 'FUI' ROW: Sha-rio Cnnawny, VL-tv Sihbzxld, Sid Smith, John Rimbach, Jim Niemeyer, Gary Kish, Ken Hubbard, Mr. Smith, advisor. ROW Il: Cidnvl' ifimlnulis, Dun Midkilf. ROW 2: Shirh-y McLurvn, Czzruh- Phifer, Francvs Richard, Sue Brown, Mzlrgrurut Cnrhvtt, Chris Jnhnsnn, C4-I1-stv Knight.. liO'l l'OM ROW: Jim Ginnn, Frances Cresswell. Ronda Barnard, Larry Hyman, llrunmtiv Cluln initi- ntiun. Thr most Slll't'l'NNi'lli your yt-t. ln hrivf, Along with thvir mio-zu-t play tht-y tur- this sums up this yt-air's Bl:1sq1u- and lJz1g1g'vl ' nishvzl iifillllilfit' l'Ilit'I'i21illlll0lli for :issm-nnlilivs. :ivtivitit-s. 'l'hvir i1ill'iSflIl2lS party :mtl trip to Svzlttlv will 'I'h1- your gmt oft' to at l'ilJAI'Ulll'ilIQ' start with also bl' 1 l 'fl- tht' illifiiliitlll nt' :ww IIlK'llliH'I'S on 'pioclgrv 'I'hm-so lrudding' l1a1r'i'y11lm't's am- imh-ml an night. l'nde-r tht- lvzule-l'ship ot' i,l'l'Sitit'lli Jim 0l1iSf2lIltiill2,' 2lt1I'ill'fiUll in thv sidushows of Hlziml and znlnmst snh-ly througli his ut't'm'ts our 4-irm-us. E the 'l'wldy tiuizhf' was pllhiislu-tl. 47 'I'Ol' ROW: Mr. A. Lui- lfrecinan, director, John Dailey, Boli Heller. ROW 3: Bill Myers, Eddie Hammer, Bob lusson, Don Waifnvr. Don Smith, Wayne I'rit-hu, Dale Johnston. ROW 2: Boll McCorkle, John Shore. Jack Horton. Leonard Jesinirer, IH-to Siluliald, lien Tinkhznm. BOTTOM ROW: Duane Stanard. Dick Florence. Donald Kochaneli, Vernon' Bryant, Bill Alllrriprht, Wayne Roth, Dwane- l'rinQ'le. , TOP ROW: John Rimhavh. Leonard Barrett, Henry Charnell, Milan Irwin, ROW 4: Louis Schilke. Don Irwin, Ken Doerfre, Jack Breitenlvach, Sid Keith, Jim Gertz. Robbie Hamilton. ROW 3: Jim Glann, Boh Moffat, Pat Nelson, Darold Davidson, Sally Barrett, Dennis Brown, Beverly Nelson. ROW 2: Shirley Tucker, Lavonnc Boyd, Pegzgxy Harper, l'hil Jarvis, Don Midlciff, Margie Hanchett. BOTTOM ROW: Joy Swenson, Ron Bradshaw, Dar- lene Hale. Arthur Moore, Virginia Prinule. Larry Cayanus. ' 22444 Zend All year around, the hand's talent as real troupers made them the pride of our sehool and kept them in demand. Football and basket- ball games found them lending their support playing' the sc-hool songs and snappy marches. This aetive group stood out in all concert work. Under the direction of A. Li. Freeman they gave eoneerts and brought home top honors from eontests. The Veterans of Foreign Wars awarded the band a citation in grateful recognition of serv- iees patriotieally rendered in the interests of Veterans and the National VVelfare. ORCHESTRA 'l'0l' ROW: Nadine Rollinpr, Nancy Corfee, Phyllis Fairservice, Cleo Hansen. Shirlev liyrtl, Marilyn Starnes. Marilyn Mof- fat. RUVV I: 'l'e1lrly Veriruson, June Walker, Gladys Wicklanqler, th-rry Lou Smith. Peggy lloyd, Lois liacrl-tt, Lucie Grave, li0'l I'O M ROW : licltlie Henriekson, .lark Venables. Mona Johnson. Merle Hailey, Ma rxrie l.em-tham. Mary Kitselnian. 'FOI' ROW: Rolslrie Vaneli-rf'nr:l, Dirk filllllilllilll. .lim VVo0lc-tt, Jack Rive. Ruin-rt, lissun. Don S4-ott, Dick McLean, liill Myers, David Solf, Mr. Oscar Erickson, xli- reelnr. ROW 2: Mary Ahlvers, Shirley Olson. Lorna Cameron, Lawrence Smith. Ed Thomas, Don Midliill, J im Hertz. Yvonne Powell. R0'l l'0M ROW: Mary Hiblxs, Shirley Brown, Marlene 77Ze lly all who have heard it. this yea1 s Senior lligrh Orehestra was the best yet. Under the direction ot' Mr. Usear Erickson. they performed at many important events. Their introtiuetory niusie set the 'theme for the annual l'ill'lStIIl21S assembly. and provided a nu-lotlious touvh for both Junior and Senior Walker, Ronald Durham, Hihrerth Saari, Janet Smith. plays before 1-urtain time and at intermission. They grave two voneerts this yearfa joint convert with the Senior Hand and one with the entire IllllSlt' mlepartnuent. To climax the year, the orchestra came honze from the contest with top honors. , , 5 ,..,1 5.15: 1 fl' TV 706 MEM4 FERIE 50OT G -A Q Q O f Y FQ Q A Q R Q 'ml fm? 1' 6 Nsy i Q' X , xi 4 :L 5 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gay Little. Chris Johnson, Vera FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Trenna Olson, Margie Williams. Allvn. 'l'li1'oug'l1 tho mlul. rain, and snow what show would go on without some- t'1'autit-ally th'- votml onloolivrs to imluo tho rvst of the autl- ivnvv with tlwil' spirit zlml t-ntlmsiasm I Thi- Hoosevolt High Svhool 4-liwr lt-adcrs, Hay l.ittlv. Uhris Johnson, aml Vvra Allvn 5 and our song' tlllt'PllS, Margio Williams and ,lll'tlllll2l tllsoll,l1at'lwtl up by tht- Pop illllll. inspirm-tl tht- BOTTOM PICTURIC dm 1-rowcl with liea1't-fvlt rooting, Tlwy shouted lll0IllS0lYt'S hoarst- with howls ot' joy or svrvams ot' paniv at vavh and ovvry ganic-. llvform- vvvry ganw you 4-oulcl bt- sure of sowing the Pc-p t'lub llc-voratiiigl' tho goal posts or 'tho bl0at'lw1's. t'll'l'icm-l's ot' the Pep l'lulJ arv: Zoe- llalvii, presitlvntg llottiv Sllllfll, vim-v-prvsitlvlitz and Dorothy llallwrgr, svviwltary. TOP ROW: In-no St-ther, Arlm-ne Pm-ters, Laurie Smith, Barbara MacDonald, Carol Corfee. Marilyn Rideout, ROW 5: Barbara Black, Flon-nec Fountain. Donna Smith, Jean Albright, Darlene Seward, Louise Barnett, Shirley McLaren. ROW Al: Olive Goin, Martha Ste-wart, Barbara Colbern, Marrlcll Hennings, Joann Kruger, Joan Chcrnut. Joy Weaver. ROW Il: Barbara Gustafson. Phyllis Nelson. Darlene Warren. Barbara Howard, Gloria Bay. Donna Davis, Mary Jo McLaren. ROVV Lf: Cirlnuy Timmons, Nlarjorie- lmctham, Verna Heller, Mary .Io Albers, Frances Cresswell, Sharie Conaway, Diane MclVlahan, Shirley lla-Rousiv. liU'l l'0M ROVV: Dorothy Halbn-rg, Hottie Smith, Zoe Balch. FOOTBALL WINNERS SKI CLUB OFFICERS Du:-me Beutler, Inspirational Award: Dan Donahue, Honorary STANDING: Don Mimlkiff, vice-lvresillvllli Vhilin JIWVS Captain. president, SITTING: Alice Huycke, representative to senior Ski Club: Robin Douglas, secretary. emma? One aet of the circus guaranteed to draw a erowd is that of the strong men. Although our athletes ean't t'quite meet these stand- ards, you'll still find a, group of admiring females around an AH sweater. The Boys HA Club was ably directed by Mr. John llriseoll, advisor: Rod lirazel. presi- dent: llarold Whitman, viee-president: and Danny Donahue, sec-retary. BOYS' A CLUB Under the leadership of Philip Jarvis, pres- identg Don Midkiff, viee-president: and Robin Douglas, secretary: the Ski Club had a very active year. One of the highlights of their meetings were the films on skiing at the dif- ferent resorts in the United States. KONI' and Evening News also sponsored free ski lessons from the professional teacher at Deer Park this winter. TOP ROW: Allen Freeman, Larry Scholes, Jim McFadden, Ken Fuhrgr, Richard Smelling, Jerry Austin, 'Wayne Beadle. ROW 5: Fred Leach, Bob Smelling. ROW 4: Louis Schflke. Keith Lindley, John Kidd. Ken McLennan, Mr. John Driscoll, advisor. ROW 3: Harold Judkins, Dun Irwin, Dennis Dougherty. Ken Brandxtrom, Clifford Olson, Gordon Fee. ROW 2: Don Turco, Bill Larsen, Lynn Jacobson, Bob Halberg. Larrf Eyman, Dennis Lannoye, Bob Heller, Alden Schmidt, Duane Beutler. BOTTOM ROW: Cary Kish, Larry Cayanus, Wayne Roth, Eddie Hammer, Gerald Bamer, Dan Donahue. Harold Whitman, Don Grant, Ray Doolev. 1 f. ff ' 'X 17 4 X A M ur Qt 3 W , Wi 'K fi 1 ,k., ' f fi 7 1 X I if 'K 'v,fQfV'f -'fmmffw 2 - ,. , . . f ' ff: 'if 954 4 iiiiilifa V 5 ' wiv! f ras. ,I ' v :ggi q X N f , 1 A , Q 1'i4 iii-inflJfgif'!f54LE.g,7 Fix' kk'V ' 'A,' Kg' , .L gi Q I C, 49 ,, ,, '3 9 TOP ROW: Wayne Beadle, George Morrison, Jack Kish, Don Turco, Jerry Austin, Jim Ditz, Alden Schmidt. ROW 2: Mr. Sabin, assistant coach: Gary Kish, John Dailey, Bill Wallace, Roger Eastman, Rod Brazel, Louis Schilke, Larry Scholes, Ray Dooley, Mr. Shore, assistant coach. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Goodman, coach: Duane Beutler, Phillip Thompson, Arthur Moore, Joe Summers, Jim Sullivan, Lynn Gagnon, Ed Hammer, Marvin Leffel. I I I FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Ditz, Dan Donahue, Larry Scholes, Rod Brazel. 56 BASKETBALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Bob Partridge, Elbert Fish, Bob Hilt, Wayne Roth, Melvin Kobel. John Eby, Bill Breitenbach, Dick Kink, Floyd Walker, Leonard Barrett, Ed Smith, Mono Fox. BOTTOM ROW: Kenneth Doeryze, Harold Whitman, Ken McLennan, Don Grant, Ray Dooley, Gurdon Fee, Jim McFadden, Ken Fuhrer, Jerry Austin, Bob Halberpz, Mr. John Drisvull, coach. 77541: afzfke FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Harold Whitman, Dennis Lannoye, Ray Dooley, Ken McLennan. 57 fm, ar if . ' w if 120 4 X 4 ff 12 V4 al 'f -faff QV Q i Y v Q, V3 . ,ww LEFT PICTURE Jerry Austin swings on a return. MIDDLE PICTURE BOYS' TENNIS TEAM ROW 2: Lee Evans, Gene Fata, Cliff Olson, Leonard Jesinger, Bill Larsen. BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Lannoye, Gordon Fee, Jerry Austin, Allen Freeman. RIGHT PICTURE: Dennis Lannoye exerts himself as a typical TOP ROW: Buddy Picca, Mr. Harry Shields, coach: Dale Doran. tennis player. ROW 3: Bob Ruona, Gary Marler, Ken Brandstrom, Don Midkiff. , FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Eyman, Gary Kish, Jerry Austin, Don Turco. ed GOLF TEAM ROW 2: .lack Bri-itenlmch, Louim- Romo. Oiuh-n l'i1-rson, Don l.IiI '1' I'IC'l'URI1Z Leamon' 'mute Romu is taxing UH. for thc last hole- BOFIOM ROW: Dick lxvnt, l'r1-cl L1-uch, Larry Smith. MIDDLE 1'1c'1'UR1-1 RIGHT HCIURE: L -' .'- lx 1 h -. TOP ROW: Hill Brvitcnbuch. Mr. Henry Boni, coach: Dick Dun Ldmon mms I pun Umt lIuoLlmun. I 'l'0l' ROW: Don Grant, John Kimlcl, Kon McL4-nnun, Harold Whitman. Wayne Roth, Jim Mclfadclvn, Larry Cuyzmus, Mr. Dick Gooclmzxn. noach. BO'l l'OM ROW: Ron Johnson, Courtnvy Johnston, Mm-Ivin Kohn-l, Hub Huils-r. Ray Dooley, Dan Donahuv, Churlus Watts, Harold Juflkins. 61 Perhaps the livelicst perforrners 111 our cir- vus wvre 11111 1111erg0tic mem11ers of 11111 1i.A.A. 111111111' 1111- 1112111111's11ip of 1'1'11si111-111 2102111 112l,j.fPl'1j' 211111 .X11Vis111' Miss M211'g211'1e1' 0'Nei11, XYOI'1i1l1gI 111g11111111' with 111111111 110ug'1z1s, vivo- prc-si11v111, 211111 Shirlvy M111vi1111, s11111'01211'y-'11'11zf1- s111'11r. 'l'111'11i11g1 01111 1111- i11t1'21111u1'211 sports, the girls 111'21v1'11 1110 s1111w, slvct, ?1Yli1Y'21111. A1t1'101lg11 they 1'111'1-ix'1111 511111 l11l1S1'1l'S 211111 111'11is11s: 11111 fllll 211111 1'11111p111i1i1111 111 The g2111111s 111211113 11p for i1. 11111-- i11g: g'2111111s 111i 1121sk1-1112111. 1121se111111, s111:1e111', 211111 1'111111y112111. 1111- girls 11111111111 it out 10 the C11H1ll- pi1111s11ip Q2111111. 11111- 111' 11111 s1-21s1111's triumphs BACK ROW2 CMU' C'1fff'f'- Shiflvv Mvlfarf-nw Juan Huycke i . Jevn Bu1'11it1. was 1110 Jllll101' 11121111 1102111111: 11111 2111111111210 1-111111. FRONT ROW: Zoe- 1'l2111'1'1, Mzxrictta Alice, Elsie Wright. .111 11111111311 11111 y1'211'11111 g'i1'1s w111'k1111 11211'11 i11 1111p1's 11111y might 1111 1'1111s1'11 1111- 2111 1111ll111 11'21111. 111-ing: 1'1111s1-11 1111 11111s1' 11-21111s i1111i1f21111s U'3 ' 1C'VURE 21l1i1i1y i11 11 112l1'111'111211' sp111'1. 1,211'1i1-11121111111 111 GIRLS' A CLUB 1'11l1I' 1ll2l,1111' sp111'1s 111111111-s 1111-111 111 il 1'11111'1'1111g FROM LEFT To RIGHT: 1111XY1'Y1'l'. 111111111-111s 21l'1' 1111121111141 lay 21, 11111111 sys- Rm' Smith' Fmncpg Cwsswon' Barham Howard' 111111. 'l'1111y 1l1'1' 11211'11 111 1'2l1'11, 21s 111111 11111111111 111111211s 11111y 1XY11 p11i111s 111w211'11 21 11.A.A. 1111111I11111, RIGHT IC'1'UR15 11111 1111111181 illl A 111111111 21111 I1111111Sg 211111 Pl 1NS IRA'1'10NAL AWARD ,'f'll',211111 111i111.'. N 1 I N 1ns11i1':11i11m1l Awnrcl 1.11 1110 winnol' Frances Cresswell. Miss M:1r1r21r0t O'Nei1, G.A.A. advisor, presents the Girls 62 'S' Q... FROM Ll'Il 'l' TO RIflH'l': l ranr-vs Cn-sswoll, rvpnrtur: Nancy Mel.:-xughlin, point chairman: Shirlt-y Mn-lvillv, secretary: Jean Ham-rty, pri-sinh-nt: Rubin Dnuulas, vice--pri-sidont. l,l'Il4 l' l'IC'l'lTRl-L G.A.A. ACTION SHOT: A balancing act. along with haskvtball is always amusing. RIGHT l'lC'l'URE TENNIS 'I'Ol' ROW: Pat Williams, Mary .ln Mclaxron. Carryl McC0ol, lm-z Gays. l lorcnc4- l4'nunl.ain, Marjurio Graham. Vcxzgy Harper. ROW 2: Juan tiarling, Marilyn Ridcout, llahbiv Richardson, Ju Rin-hurdsun, Margaret Corba-tt, Mary Jo Albers. liO'l l'OM ROW: lfrancvs Crvsswvll, Arletta Catract. Rubin lluuyrlas, l'at N1-lsun, Bm-vt-rly Nelson, Margiv Hanchctt. O Ona ot' tht- highliglits of tht- yvar's sports prugrani was tht- annual inspirational awarcl hanqiu-t hulml mi thv nigrhtz of lf'vln-nary 24 in thn- l'Iag'lt-s llall, .Xniicl tht- mlm-orations ul' Q'l't'0Il and whitv, thv girls sang' songs :incl viijuyvel a. wvll- lm-pai'c-tl l?l'Hg.l'l'2llll. lfinally, tht- inmiic-nt vvewy- mit- haul awaitwl arrivm-ml. 'l'hv H150 award winm-r was aiiinntiit-4-ml as l i'z1m'vs t'rvsswvll. Shi' was vlmst-ii for hm-r uutstamling' sportsman- ship. ahility, vo-opt-iwttimi. antl st-halastiv ahil- ity. For Your yt-urs shv has ll1l'll0tl out l'ai'thfully anwl has he-on 1-liosvn on svwral lmnor teams. Sho also sviwi-tl as a nivinlu-r ol' tht- vxi-1-iltivv lmaril. .iimtlwr ownt that was sin-vm-sst'1illy put on was tht-ir pc-p clamw, t'uli1n1Ims t'lonip, hvltl in tht' nhl gyin, To uclml a vliniax to all tho vvcnts of the year thv tl.tX.A. IlI'0St'llll'll a playtlay. Thai givrivral vhairnian ul' this affair was tlhris Julinson. tlirls l'l'OIll thc- llt'lQ'llllOI'lllg' svhools attvmls-cl. Apart l'rmn tlw 4l.A.4X. is the girl 's travvling: tvnnis tt-ani, iniclvr the 4-apahlv clirwtion of Nlr. llarry Shivlels, thc-ir 1-oavli. lligrliliglit. of tht- st-ason was tht-ir inatt-ln-s with Allt'l'till'Cll ancl Slit-lton, two strong trains. Mr. Goodman corners the football team at a pep assembly. These were the good old times. A fallen hero boosts our morale. Some babes they have at Svquim. The hand strikes a pose during the half at the Home- coming game. Kidd. Hammer and Brazel cover Donahue. Dan Donahue receiving the Honorary Captain Award. Stars of the Future. Schilke, hold that ball. Mr. Driscoll announcing the probable line-up for one of our basketball Eames. The princesses at the Homecoming game. Marzio Cayanus is crowned Quecn of the Humccom'ng frame. This costumo sun- fits thc-so two vlowns. hee ' dad! This is uni- of the worst jolvs at any dance. T. Dill you nntico some rosa-mblnnce. Robin 'I ri 'l'lw royal court at the Junior Prom. 9 Don't slzxl-Iv your finger. Larry ! I 10 65 G. Thu runners-up at thc Mardi Gras. Some of the pri-tty little prirls arriving at the S1-nior Bull Isn't this cosy l This looks like the real thing. Intermission at Ns-ptunm-'S Fantasy. ialeeiaw 1. Going: soniewha-re, girls? 6. Look at the girls turn out for a pop dance sponsnred Q, . , ,,.. by the A Club! 2. Girls Club entertains with their spring formal dance Sugar :ind Spiq-QA 7. Wh3t'S this? Two 2lY'lS to DVGTY man? 9. Bzn'barn Owens und Bill Minks star in 'iD0wn In The 5- FU'-UTP H0m6mHk0l'S77 Valley. 9. John Rimbach squishes through Dramatic Club initiation. 4' The S ni r lmysl N f'tt9 harmfmize for an assembly- 10. Ted students celehrate a victorious game at a pep dance. 5' H0019 thv Villain. 11. A couple with A Nose For The News. 66 Un 24459 Busy typists Cillnllt even stop for il paso. 5. For once these boys look serious. 7 The rosuli of this hon party was our theme. fi. The Mild Scientists. One- of the dull days in study hall. T. Mechanical drawing keeps David Be-11: busy 1 Bull Mcfiurklv who was cut off from the Sophomore picture had this spun-iul uns- take-n. 68 70: Me ' Our nmruls- lmustcrs. 7. Dun Mimlkifl' c:illQ fur Chlrrv. ' Thu- Uctifttn- h:u'n1uuizs-5 nn an ulxl timo sung, H. Thi, CMV Snpkors gin, Um with Smut, Swing. 4 A ' A -1 - 1' 'Q . . . . . H im Um 'ml Um in in ti. Dun Smith zulds zu litiln- zivwzunzn-im-:it ul his own. 1 Kvn's in-xv flnms-. IH. Toutsy Rushton. Iii-vvrly Dany :mil Put Williams- ii lurr 1 Mzirim-ttn Alii-L-. winnz-r of tho State Sufi-ty Contest. win. 0 Thu boys :ivc out with zu mighty roar :it the 'lbwnsond Kznniv. 69 gn, .-F ,xg 1 V ,Q Nl Q GQ!-1 .4.f.:2: Q5- f' v . if: 1 : :- 3-:. 1-1, A , I - '- 3, 4. -N ww . 41, .P off ai' .1 K 1 5 Q ' ix 'P A 1,i. gm 9 9 airs . 52494 , , 9? X , S' 1' M W Si M , 539' A I vx1W4f?2Q . ,. QV fy 1 ,. .ws Y- - ', QI iw! 1 S , ,:q'ZXA, Q' L ,X ?5QEf1fY' e,fNn..e A 56 fw- A21W xXggJ,x:e7g Q 'i'f'ii?iI!i5i':'- NIE M1065 76' ? C , Q Q L. 4. qi fe TOP ROW: David Kiel, Richard Hansen, Ralph Gallagher, Howard Byers, Robert Charest, Norman Hahn, Ralph Schmitt, Donald McAl- lister, Neil Potter, Jim Sullivan, Robbie Hamilton, Hal Tye. Mary Ann Ennis, Colleen Clemons, Jo Ann Elterich, Jean Burditt, Philip Niemeyer. ROW 5: Frank Hurley, Norman Enders, Jon Adams, Kenneth Fearn, Jimmy Miles, Willis Woolett, Clare Winters, Oliver Charles, Wally Thomas, Darrell Evanszer, David Woodside, Billy Baumgart, Billy Albright, Connie Hoare, Corinne Frisbee, Shirley Fletcher, Arlene Ross, Lewis Romo. ROW 4: Bobby Thie. Fred Bishop, Joe Davis. David Solf, Joe Langlois, Frank Beutler, Keith Engel, Ron Pollock, Don McCollum, Earl Fox, Larry Doran, Carl Fiscrer, Darold Davidson, Jo Ann Pearce, Johanna Pearson, Donna Atwood, Gayle Steele, David Bower. ROW 3: Dwaine Urguhart, Robert Raber, Robert Hines, Don Smith, Rodney Kilmer, Douglas Eacrett, Dick Reiners, Jack Kruger, Leonard Oswald, Bobby Shideler, Julian McCabe, George Bower, Jack Coleman, Scotty Nichols, Evelyn Haines, Wanda Seward, Dorothy Pollow, Shirley Tucker, Paul Korsmoe. ROW 2: Darrell Wilcox, Dolores Berry, Eva Heilman, Sharon Reed, Joy Heathers, Patricia Reed, Jacolyn Cosser, Susie Hendrickson, LaVonnc Vernon, Jackie Copeland, Jean Huycke, Nancy Corfee, Judy Nelson, Teddy Ferguson, Georgia Tinkham, Marlayne Green, Jean Leggett. Patricia Gakin, Fred Balser. BOTTOM ROW: Daniel Dagley, Richard Haugland, Tom Donahue, Robert Arp, Larry Goodman, Gary Maddock, Duane Pringle, Larry Mac- Donald, Duane Stanard, Shirley Byrd, Betty Tatom, Betty DeWitt, Diane Kemp, Joan Garlinyz, Darlene Kray, Sharrai Newsom, Phyllis Peterson, Jane Baker, Don Olson. ALGEBRA CLASS HOME ECONOMICS CLASS You better pay attention, Scotty, so you will know next time. Don't let it burn, 72 'l'OP ROW: Ronnie Parks. Dickie Waldron, Fred Angevine, Bob Harris. Richard Landru, Juek Marshall, Fred Leissler, Darrel Peters. Jim Carter, Iidwin Lukes, Larry Lilly, Glen Richard, Clifford Smith, Jimmy Avery, Eloise Olson, lietty Sword, Ronald Kinsr. .lim l-illis. ROW 23: Gary lloyd, Din-k Kent, VVillis Woolett, Ernie Cruse, Dick Briwn. Jimmie Rasler. Dennis Brown, Frank Rolxinson, Don Iredale, Ilarry Ross, Lloyd Howie, Willis Mcfformick. Gerry lielford, Mary Lou Uunmire, Lois Dougherty, Peggy Dunmire, lloreas Cooper, .lim Sullivan. Albert Luc-dke. ROW 4: Larry Creelman, Peter Sandas, Arlen McDonald, Wayne Gakfn, George Johnson, li'll Johnson, Melvin tiriblrle, Nlarilyn Starnes, Marlene Walker, June Walker, Grace Walker, Marilyn Moffat, Carol Simmons. Donna Hefley, Dunno Hunter, llonita Dixon, Linnea Carlson, Dale Johnston. ROW 3: Leroy Kitson, Naney Gehlen, Beverly Morris, Maureen Morris. Mary Clark. Mary Wilder. Marrian liailey, Lois Dougherty, .lohannah Hopie, Noel Adams, Bonnie Streeter, Vickie Haller, Barbara Barrett, Wilma Walsh, Arlene Denny, Arlene Alexander. Emily Johnson, Kenneth Purvis. ROW 2: Iso Radieh. Carrly McCool, Sharon McGee, Pat Knott, Sally Crowley, Marjory Maloney. Caroline Rimlmch, Rose Miller, Jackie Edler, Barbara Bayton, Phyllis Bland. Donna Reetz, Shirley Sether, Louise Kitson, Donna Hall, Margie Stovall, Virginia Seat, Shirley Sehmidt. HO'l l'OM ROW: Louise Ritter, Barbara Levy, Carol Simmons, Maxine Mills, Pauline Zimmer, Daphne Sidi-rs, Patricia Mcllonald, Naney Thompson, Sharon Reposa, Carol Barton, Pauline Kaliaredes. Pat Rowland. Yvonne Powell, Davidn Butler, Shirley Johnson, Shirley Olson, .Juanita Shell, Annabelle Smasal, Susan Johnson. BOYS' QUAR'l'l'l'l l'l'I SHOP CLASS Dwane Prinprle, George Johnson, Duane Stanard, Billy Albright, For once Gerry is doimr something: useful. Mr. Rolrert lfowells, director. N3- 'A J M '73 TOP ROW: Buckley Adamire. Seldon Porter, Clifford Tye, Denver Morrison, Joe Ripley, Ronald Dodge, George Tweter, Robert Jones, Einzene Cannon, Larry Smith, Donald Jacobs, Jim Collins. Vern Trostle, Jim Carter. ROW 5: Tommy Tinkham, Teddy Lockhart, Kay Hunt, Diane Gastman, Coleen Grady, Gerry Goodman, Alice Rcaxren, Dorothy Lewman, Patti Hennimzs, Charley Iler, Darrell Peterson, Robert Schmitt, Mickey Ranta, Larry Nelson, Albert Turncy, Don Schlemmer. X.-R ROW Ll: Moor Vern Uvila. David Earl, Dirk Gossard, Steward Larsen, Bill Bork, David Hill, Kenny Hanchett, Jackie Stilwell, Norma Linton, William Hill, Ralph Hilt, John Halberiz, Bill Gallauher, Miles Keso. ROW Ci: Lyle Smith, Thorsten Strombc-rg, Ronald Floyd, Clifford Fuller. James Cheatham, Kenneth Loizhry, Erland Hansen, Paul Hurnimz, Jodollu Anderson. Kathryne I-Iuyi-lcv, Berylu Evenson, Dixie Anne Ross, Shirley Donahue. ROW 2: James Buchanan, Richard Post, David Byers, Leslie Schmidt, Gene Middleton, David Smith, Ronald Pettyprrovc, Bob Stepp, Don Miller, Bob Raber, L1-onard Tatum, Duane Stark, Fred Nichols, Bill Gear, Gary Lindeman. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Woodside, Winette White, Roberta Brodhun, Norma McGlenn, Betty Monson, Barbara Doe-rise, Kay Olson, Nancy Northup, Dore-thea Spencer, Patsy Randklev, Verda Neale, Karen Sund, Judy DeRousie, Sylvia Smith, Donita Bombardier, Pat Carter. ART CLASS HOME ECONOMICS CLASS What's this? The tape measure is always right, Teddy. 74 --.-,-.l -4 'l'0l' ROW: llarltara. Haltiner, Archie Fox, Andy Stephens, Clark Stratford, Ronald Peek, Niek llasorn. Marvin Moe, Harry Russ, lluddy t'lay, lliekie Darnell, Harlan Thomlnson, Gary lleeker, George Hraku:-1, Jim Hart, Jacky Baer, lluddy Allen. ROW 5: Cm-eil llanlieh, I.:-e Sanislo, Jerry O'Brien, Harry Rooney, Earlene Haller, Shirley Olson, Barbara l'1-arson. Carol Winther, Shirley Williams, Hihrerth Saari, Mary Hiblrs, Shirley Brown, Karl Forsell, Rod Melville, Richard Melville, George Neal, Jimmie Jacobs. ROW I: Alla-ne lloyzgs, Patty Cargo, Ina Bocook, Rena Emerson. Rhea Simmons, Eva Wieklander, Joann Gallauher, Teddy Mattson, Margie l,indberp:, Janet Homer, Janet Smith. Retta Richardson, Nancy Recd, Loretta Swain-rty, Mary Lee McLean. ROW Il: Amelio Shimko, Kay Crostwaite, Joanne Judkins, Roma Johnston, Gweneth Smith, Pemry Watts, Georgia Rhoades, Jackie Severn, Margaret Schmaing, Joan Mathews, Pemly Oakes. Thelma Thompson, Jacqueline Thompson, Lee Wyman, Joe Brown, Bob Crall. ROW 2: Kay Conaway, Charlene Turco, Elaine Mitton, Maureen Schier, Colleen Creelman. Marrine Hudson, Anna Hunter, Ruth Huffman, Annie Kaliaredes, .lane Hayes, Cynthia Bland, Teddy Byers, John Robinson, Melvin Davidson. BO'l l'0M ROW: Shirley Robinson, Beverly Cornwell, Bobby Lou Scholes, Donna Miller, Elaine James, Jimmie Durham, Patty Gordon, Iris lloizhry, Doreen Scott, Connie Siebel, Lee Robins, Chester Stark, Larry Emzel, Ned Johnson, Eddie Walker. GYM CLASS SHUI' CLASS Throw the ball ln-fore you drop it. Never knew a niaunet eould attract that mum-h attention. 75 ee l 'l'Ol' ROW: Howard Boyd, William l-'ist-her, David Heath, Jim Halverson, Bruce Thompson, Shirley Ellsworth, Claudette Hathaway, Linda Haskins, Lorna Schmidt, Katherine Mattson, Joanne Mathis, Ray Ackenhausen, Gary Kitselman, Larry Ullstrom, Roger Jernegan. ROW 5: Bill Perry, Ronald Johnson, Robert Andrew. Jack Olson, Joe Shimko, Donald Elliot, Edna Paden, Sharon Pennington, Donna Linde, Nila Mae Grover, Marjorie Waldron, Majlis Mattson, Roberta Ween, Mary Helen Simons, George Bowen, Evan Waldron. ROW 1: Calvin Clemons, Jim Amundson, Bill Atwood, Karen Smith, Janet Mattson, Nadine Collins, Carole Wyatt, Diane Ross, Betty Lou Macdonald, Verl James, Lois Goddinir, Sharron Wolfenharrrer, Betty Bruce, Darlene Wait, Sharon Fountain, Dorene McCorkle. ROW 3: Gary Hall, Jerry Crnse, Malcolm Shawver, Dennis Ranta, Jim Hensley, Jeanne McCormick, Mary Louise Kiel, Roberta Schroeder, Donna Huff, Leona Schmidt, Carla Wait, Kay Brown, Juanita Erickson, Patricia Jordan. Carol Lambert, Carmelita Allen, Marian Lau, Trula Covinirtonl ROW' 2: Richard Headrick, Gary Earl, Edward Brown, Bert Iler, Co istanre Houk, Viola Thorsen, Erlene Heathers, Alice Stroup, Loretta Dawkins, Carolyn Wood, Gertrude Bumgarner, Arlene Fox, Laurie Ott, Karlene Stromberxr. Mary Lou Moore, Florence Ritter, Joanne Miller. liO'l l'OM ROW: John Lagerquist, Richard Romo, Lloyd Holeman, Barrie Stratford, Sanford Keys, Gertrude Miller, Roberta Commings, Dorriene Evans, Ruby Ilrall, Sharon Holliday, Carol Schlemmer, Marilyn Conrad, Dorothy Allen, Barbara Harper, Carol Box, Vivian Swartz, Phyllis Porter. VENMANSHII' CLASS MATHEMATICS CLASS No hen seratehingr. Keep up your good studying and you will all he geniuses. 76 Qzeenhvm Qzaufb ,Z 'l'0l' ROW: Jeff Williams, Rea Nailor, Hob Byrd, Dennis Freeman, Ted Schnase, Ray Craver, Billy Fleener, Bolo Burdick, Ronald Brown, liolu-rt Kono, Bill Walker, Douglas Smith, Lloyd Holeman, Paul Willison, lid Story, Darold Halvorson. ROW 5: Tommy Kits:-lman, Billy Huffman, Jerry Rasler, Herbert Dempsey, Donald Stanard, Gary Holcomb, Art Wilmot, Jerry Frodle, Eddie Ryan, George Smith, Roger Stegin, David Lewis, Leonard Johannes. Johnny Judkins, Eddie Goudie, Donald Durham. ROW 4: Larry Movius. Richard l earn, Robert Bundy, Bill Solway, Paul R4-ule, Ted Venables. Slvlfhvll Sllfiflller, Howard Harris. B4-rt Kilmer. Kennelh Harris, Joan Sehackel, James Smith, Duaine Blood, Larry Hanify, Stewart Clark. HOW Il: D'ane lVlacl'lu-rson, Ann Karllonsky, Carol lVlcClaflin, Joyce Kautz, Patsy Rowles, Sandra l'4-terson. Linnea Lennox, Lynn lfldmiston, Sharon Gallaeci. Arthur Hankins, Leona Schmidt, Nellie Tinkham, John Joplin, Dick Sharnlrroieh, Cecil Whitehall, Boll Miehalscherh, Gary Davidson, ROW 2: Donna Wallaee, Rollin Samuelson. Karen Fountain, Zz-lla Zindel. Yvonne Boyd, Athelone Kitselman, Janet Gray. Edna Kesler. Doris Janzen, Susan 'l'hurlow, Margaret Botnen, Cherryl Wood, Joan Bond, Wallace Frank, Jeff Williams, John Phillipich, Norman Pearson. li0'l l'0M ROW: Cleo Milliken. Suzanne Schueler, Sharon Walker, Donna Kohler. Sally Lester, Anita Cauvvl, l'aula Cofer, Colleen M1-Donnld. Shari Cox, Karla-ne Jarohson, Linda Judge, Sandra Stevens. Alice Wolz, Don 'l'uIlis, Glenn Adolphsen, Charles Griffin. Kenneth Atkin- son, l'aul Long. GEOGRAPHY CLASS Gl'IOGIiAl'HY CLASS Don't you lrelieve itl See the world the easy way. 77 X S 3 X . Dwane Pringle. president. Carol Loghry, vice-president. Bert Raber, secretary. 1 i FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Marjorie Lindberg, Phyllis Porter. Carole Win- ther, Judy Nelson. Connie Hoare, Jim Smith, Dick Kent. ROW 3: Kathryne H u y c k Q, Hilgerth Saari, Joyce Kautz, Grace Walkvr, Kar- lvno Strom lreryx, Teddy Mattson. ROW 15: Dorrienc Evans.. Bill Al- lirilzht, Doris .lean Janzen, Diane Gast- man, Sharon Re- Imsa, Melvin Grib- rlv. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Lnprhry, Dwanz- l'rim':le, Bert Ralrvr. 2Nl7 SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Judy De- Rous i e. Frank Beutler, Julian Mc- Cabe, Albert Tur- ney, Robbie Hamil- ton, Gary Linde- m a n, M r. R a y Warren, advisor. ROW 2: Dick Sharn- broich, Hilgerth Saari, Rosemarie Miller. Joyce Kautz, Patricia McDonald, Marilyn Starnes, Nellie Tinkham, Robert Arp. BOTTOM ROW : Geor- gia Tinkham, Gerry Goodman, Betty Monson, Sharon Pennington, Maur- een Morris. Stew- art Clark. 78 JUNIOR HIGH I I Boys' A CLUB TOP ROW: Mr. Dan Gagnon, advisor: Larry Doran, Jim - Sullivan, Wally Thomas. Dick Brown, Mr. Mile- tich, assistant ad- visor. ROW 4 : David Bower, .loe Davis, Kenneth l'u rvis. Darrell Evunger, Keith Engel, Frnnk Roh- inson. ROW 3: .Iohn Sulli- van, Clark Strat- ford, Darrell Wil- rox, Norman End- ers, Arlen McDon- ald, Dick Kent. ROW 2: Nick Basom, Bob Shideler, Lewis Romo, Larry Mc- Donald. Ron l'ol- lock. l rank lientler, Ernie Crose. BO'l l'OlVI ROW: Dale Johnston, Iiill liuunigurt, George liovver,Si-otty Nich- ols, Julian McCabe, Jack Colemzni, Wil- lis Woolett. -01 HOMEROOM l'Rl'ISlDEN'l'S 'l'Ol' ROW: Ken Hun- chetl, Gary Earl, David Earl, Gary Hull, Howard liyers, G en e Middleton , Mickey Raintu, David Smith. ROW 2: Buddy Allen, Colleen McDonald, Shirley Williams. Verda Neale. Carol McClaflin, Chester Stark, Ralph Hilt, Phyllis Porter. liOT'1'OM ROW: Bobby Michulscheck, Doris .lean Janzen. Dorothy Allen, Carol Box, Diane Gastman, Anne Kaliaredes, Donna H u ff. Czirmelitu Allen, Dorrienf- Evans. GIRLS CLUB Ol-'FICERS FROSH OFFICERS FROM lilfll-'T 'VO RIGHT: FRUM lfl'3F'l' T0 RIGHT? Miss lilum, advisor, Cao-ol Rox, St'Cl'012ll'Y'il'0llSlll'0I'I Kmhryne Frank lfeutlvr. nrvsidvnt: Dirk Kent., vie---lvrcsidvnl: .li-nn Huyvkm Huycke, vice-president: .li-un Huycke, president. secretary: Mr. Hadley, advisor. 79 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS O' Duane Stanard, Sharon McGee, Willis Woolett, Georgia Tinkham. Van the senior high plan on a winning football team in two or three years if the junior high has a good team? If so, look for a whopper from Angeles when the class of '53 comes along. After losing to lfoontz Junior High of Brem- erton 25 to 0 in the season's opener, the Teddies rushed through Sm-quirn and Townsend twice, and topped that oil' with a 1-rushing defeat of South Kitsap. Uaptain Arlen Mellonald moved the ball for large gains tinn- and again on the end- JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD: around play, while fullbaek Frank Beutlcr sparked the bam-kfield play. Outstanding on the line were center Scotty Nic-hols and the team 's big boy, Julian Crusher', McCabe. When the season was c-onipleted and Coach Ilan Gagnon and the boys looked over the records, they were anxious to meet Bremerton again, to settle with the team that ruined an undefeated season. This was impossible, how- ever, and the Tefls' final 'tabulation stood at five wins, one loss. TOP RO 9- 4 cobs, Clark Stratford. David Earl, Gene Middleton, Ronald Pettygrovc, Hob Gi-all, Vern Uvila, Jimmy Jacobs, Dick Goss- ard, . . Ralph Hilt. ROW G: Buckuy Adamirc, John Lagerquist. Bill Baumgart, Dave Smith, Gary Lloyd, Chester Stark, Lloyd Howie, Jack Stilwell, Buddy Clay, -S5521 Qi Us IS, David Bower. ROW 5: Bill Shropshire, Nick Basom, Dick Wal- dron, Bill Gallauher, Mar- vin Mov, Albert Turney, Kenny Hanchett. Jim Car- ter, Peter Sandas. ROW 4: Glen Richard, Jim Ellis, Harlan Thompson, Jerry Cruse. ROW 3 z Jerry Belford, Frank Robinson, Norman Enders, Julian McCabe, Scotty Nichols, Keith Engel, Bob Shideler, George Bower, Ken Loghry. ROW 2: Dick Brown, Dick Kent, Ernie Cruse, Larry Doran, Jackie Coleman, Frank Beutler, Wally 'B Thomas, Dale Johnston, Arlen McDonald, Mr. Mile- tich, assistant coach. BOTTOM ROW: Ken Purvis, Mr. Dan Gagnon, coach: Clare Winters. Darrell Evanger, Jim Sullivan. Ol- iver Charles. Ray Bamer, John Sullivan, Ron Pol- lock. Fred Anzevine. Larry McDonald, Willis Woolett. JR. HIGH SONG QUEENS Teddy Mattson, Betty DeWitt, Shirley Byrd, Betty Tatom. 70 Wandma ln basketball too, only ont- loss was suffered hy the Junior High Tedsg this to Port Town- send, Angeles' most hitter rival, hy the small margin of 30-27. In another ganie, the Teds turned the tahles on the Papooscs hy dropping' them 26 to ltl here at Angeles. Arlen McDonald, Dick Brown, Dick Kent, Bob Shideler, and lflrnie t'ruse composed the very sum-cessful first five, with Mc-Donald lead- ing the tcan1's scoring race. At South Kitsap, where the Angeles hoys JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD TOP ROW: Darrell Wil- cox, Leonard Tatum, David Earl, Gene Mid- rilvton, Buddy Clay, Nick lasom, Duane Stanurd, W.llfs ct. . ROW 3: Ken Hanchct . . J - am. Gary Earl, Clark Strat- ford. John I-Iallzt-rg, Davi- Smith, Clifford Fuller, Mit-ky llanta, Jack Brei- tenharh. ROW 2: Donald Olson. Bill liwumgrart, .lim Carter. llxxani- l'rin5zls-, Carl Fis- r-hrsr. .lim Ifllis, IA-wis Romo, Jim Sullivan. Norman Enders, Larry McDonald. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Dan Gagnon, coach: Wally 'l'hom:'s. Ernie Crust-, li vb Shidclcr, Dick Brown, Arlen McDonald. Dick Kent, Sr-nity Nichols. Larry Doran, Mr. Milt-- tich, assistant coach. were victorious 31 to 29, Holm Shideler turned in cne ofthe st-ason's outstanding performances by scoring' 12 points and playing an excep- tional floor and d0l:l'llSt' ganic. While Foam-h tlagrnon undoubtedly will miss the entire first tive for nt-xt yt-z1r's play, hc can plan on having such hoys as Jim Ulieathani, t'lark Stratford. tiene llliddleton, and Nick liasorn up from the very successful eighth grradc tvznn. I I I I NINTH GRADE 1 CHORUS TOP ROW: Jack Edler. Retta Richardsonulean Burditt, Neal Potter, Joe Davis, Donald Olson, Larry McDonald, Bob Shideler, Leonard Oswald, Carol Spang- rud, Donita Dixon, Jane Baker. ROW 2: Carol Simmons, Donna Hunter, Colleen Clemons, Paul Kors- moe, Frank Hurley, Dwane Pringle, Willis Woolett, Barbara Levy, Arlene Alexander, Betty Tatom, Virginia Seat, Arlys Hansen. :BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Robert Fowells, direc- tor: Mary Lou Dun- mire, Pat Rowland, Georgia Tinkham, Mur- iel Smith, Duane Stan- ard. George Johnson, Sharon Reposa, Lois Dougherty, Davida Butler. EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS TOP ROW: Jodelle An- derson. Kathryne Huyeke, Shirley Olson, Diane Woodside, David Byers. Billy Bork, Jim Buchanan, Stuart Larsen, Verda Neal, Barbara Pierson, Alice Reaizen. J udy De-Rousie. ROW 3: Beverly Corn- well, Roberta Brodhun, Nancy Northup. Shir- ley Robin' i ' ette White, Thorsten Clifford Fuller, Gene Middleton. Charlene Turco, Elaine Mitton, Kay Olson. ROW 2: Karen Sund, Ruth Huffman, Kay ' Conaway. Donald Ed- misten, Bob Stems, Ronald Pc-ttygxrove, Janet Holmer, Beryle Ev enson, Annie Kaliaredes, Norma McGlenn, Roberta Lou Scholes, BOTTOM ROW: Maureen Shier, Coleen Grady, Betty Monson, Dorothea Spencer, Cynthia Bland, Bert Raber, Ronald Floyd, William Hill, Kay Hunt, Jimmie Durham. JUNIOR HIGH BAND TOP EFIOW: Jask Marshall, Barbara Doerize, Marjori Lindberg, Gerald Jensen, Colleen Creelman, Dwaine Urquhart, Dan McCollum, , vert Fis . nnnv e. n...,.. , v.....1. n i. vu .......,.. 1 ,, ,..,.. H JMU- mn., vnf.,i,1,,, nn, ff -.1 nwn- 1. n 1 n in v--H n . 1- 82 I Mc LEAN' HOE ST RE I We have I the finest in footwear ot the bestf prices. , , 109 East First Dial 7140 83 ff' X5 Cf ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' ' W 6 S Q W ly Depqwpre Q lx V J, 122 E. FRONT ONE 33 84 BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS X f .y 1435? JM E900 ,QQ NAVAL LODGE Na. 353 Congratulations ta the Class af 5O E. First Ph 3355 lllllllllllllllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllullllllIllIllllllllIllllllllulluIllIllllululnlIIllInuulnlllllllllllllnulllllllll MURRAY MOTORS CHRYSLER Gnd RLYMoUTH BART MURRAY, Prop. .W N -W-. .,.,.,...,.....Q....... . -Y..-, ., ,,v. .R..,-.,,.-., ...W . ...W -, ln 5, SALES Gnd SERVICE 302 E t First Ph 6345 DAIRY QUEEN The Cones with the Curl On M-M-M-Good! East lst Compliments J. C. Penney Co Lodies' Apporel Men's Clothing Clothing for the Younger Set THE PLACE FOR THE F. W. WOOLWORTH THRIFTY SHOPPER 126 East lst. GIVE YOUR SHOES For THAT BRAND NEW LOOK by coming to OLDSMOBILE ECKERT'S SHOE EP IR H CADILLAC CARS R QW. QP and GMC TRUCKS I'.'.I'.'.T.'.I1'.'.II'.I'.1II1I'.III1I'.II'.2I'.II'.'.T.'.1'.'.Q1'.'.1'.'.1I'.I1'.II'.'.Q'.I1'.QI'.II'.1I'... See I D D L T 0 N OTOR PARTS C0 Automotive Parts A bupplies and Equipment irst and Lincoln Phone A t motive Machine Sh P Success to You CLASS OF '50 J. A. HOARE Distributor 1 PENINSULA FUEL 221 N L 1 D 15490 1 - K Compliments js X , uf ANTONE ' SMITH GRCCERY Phone 6362 We Deliver lllllllllllllll llllllllllllll llllllllllllInIllIlllllnllllllllllulllllllnlll Congratulations to the CLASS OF '50 TH RIFT MARKET TO SATISFY YOUR SWEET- TOOTH, VISIT'THE PERFECTION BAKERY Homemade Bread 136 W. Front Phone .1272 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 50 First Federal Savings 8, Loan Association ' E 113 N. Laurel Phone 4489 Glass Specialty Co. iAii A 15f1itw1f aked ff J, ODS 3256 A . 1 D corat C Ma 0 r V2E A ! r Spe a.1 J ' ,I 's 'ii 2 E tFi ort gtg 'i as ton S lllllllllllllllulnulllllllllllllllllllIllnnlulllllllllllllllnlullIllnlnulllllllllllllllllllllga Af AA W Af, ' ' SUNRISE GROCERY lg' 'swf' A Full Line of Groceries 9 L1 5 O Meats and Vegetables 'V 2 , 'F. 15 5 Z My UPXJIQM U, jd v ? - ' f A ' f.'.f'.'f.ff.II'.f.'.f'.'.ff'.1'.ifif.I'f.if'.'f.ff'.ff.lf.H.I'f.'.1'.1'QQ'.'.f.f.'.'.f.f'.'.1i We S1 0 LANNDYE Cv DAVIDSON A50 ,D DEsoTo AND PLYMOUTH PM E DEALER . . - The Olym1MPen1nsu1a's S P td S I f'nest food ma k t FAIRMONT Gnocsnv AND slanvlcs S. E. LOGHRY, Owner Associated Gos Route 3 - Highway West e 6113 Lockers JOHNSON rr Bonn PAINTS WALLPAPER Port, Angeles, Wash. Phone 5333 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 EDNA KELLY'S TREASURE NOOK JAMES HARDWARE Is the place to buy all your hardware and other such things. 126 W. Front Cong ratulatiorms to We , Lci5sof19m5PF if 7 'wifi' 5 5 T 46 0 S 7 A by 'ld 1 v ' G. s . Brown ks i A fd Jjyw oo Phone 3266 THE STREET SHOP and FOUNTAIN Lunches Fishing Tackle Magazines Candy PAUSE and REFRESH YOURSELF 18 E. First Phon 6181 OLYMPIC CHERRY HILL STATE Fl.oms'rs BANK Flowers for I all occasions k' Member Federal Deposit ' Insurance Corporation member of FIT. D A L C 106 N Lmcoln Phone 3303 Phone 3177 5th and Cherry Sheet Music Records KING AND FOLK KEEP YOUR NOTES CLEAN The Place Students Always Go For : s E 1: xv Milf' 'fi Band Instruments Pianos 112 East lst St. Phone 6464 91 U . . fp? - RRRRRR RRRRRR R1 RR R RR GEM! w.:Eg2sN's was , Ie-IARDWARE 71nullluInlnllulnullllllllllll llluIllIlllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllIlllllllllllllulllllllllll COMPLIMENTS OF ' HARRIS and SCHULLER 127 East Front Phone 7911 lllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllillll silllllllllllIllllIlllllIIIIllllIllIlIllIllIIllIllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'llIlllllllllllllllll'IlllllllIllllIIllllIlllllllllllllflllllllllll ARTHUR G. DAVIS DAVIS AGE CY 102E-Fifstst 5 J. M. DAVIS : Port Angeles, Wash D OIHY CADWELL Good Insurance Phone 7511 ' 2 FRY DRUG Sp ,ggi Prescriptions gy Ph 33 f5Qf1?jifJZW zzz ' AN QW A CHICK'S Congratulations OWENS Class of '50 MARINA from BROS. Fishiflg Farmers Engineering and 9 Supphes Insurance Group Construction C0- Johnson M0t01'S General Contractors Hunting W' G' Industrial-Commercial Goods and son Heavy Construction 127 W. lst Phone 3511 5 g Dial 6941 220 E. First E E Railroad and Oak Dial 3646 W O O D Y ' S C A F E Sandwiches, Cake, Coffee, Chili, Pop, and Candy Angeles Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Woodworth, Proprietors 621 East 8th Phone 4747 HALF THE FUN OF HAVING FEET Phone 1363 130 W. Front , Congratulations to sChl'eIl1el' the Class of 50 Chevrolet Co. See Us for the Best Deal in Town. Dial 4414 First and Peabody For your immediate needs, visit BROWN DRUG The best in Port Angeles 710 S. Lincoln Dial 3466 93 FOOD SHOP THE PLACE TO EAT PIE AND CAKE 107 East First Dial 7969 Wffg-sky 9,10 gf er W, J BNWMJBHY 9yfGail CfWh3e ..., fQIQQfI IQQ QIQQQQIIIQ .... ......................................., M C ngfilulati' r ted-Muses mp 'cated F'::':'1 Jzigfo : J 0 orneZ Ag 5 W : 1 , ii iii . TQ fffiiiiiii . 474 b .c. L. UAW af ' 7 J entist A . ..., . ,,, . ., , , , W . . f J- 'X epligj mmnston E Im 'at'I-'aw 5 3 WAttorney-at-Law 7 ' E N L Suite -11 Ala 11Bui1di 2 5 X Erickson . ng A Po A X p 3655 '----- - ---- -----'---------- ------------ ---- - ' -'--- -'-------------'----------- '--' ------ XJ-' - - '- 1 '- '- -- '--'--'-----'--'----'---- - - -- o nts of Class of 25 f, S, Grqffqn Dr. Earl B. Miller Dentist Dentistry 5 5 McGi1livray Phon ing P lding EXCLUSIVE DEALER ZENITH - MOTOROLA RADIOS , FRIGIDAIRE - NORGE - GIBSON APPLIANCES LESTER BETSY ROSS SPINET PIANOS SCANLAN'S MUSIC AND RADIO SHOP 114 East First st. Dial 6411 HANKINS MEN'S STORE Quality Clothing Suits I Topcoats Sweaters I Shirts 108 East First Phone 5414 95 .-...-.. ................................................................................ .. ,sep if SUNRISE BAKERY 6 dbuidelfvgxjld H64 224E.1st-Ph.3370 if I E Portable Typewriters Everything for the Student We Bake toiaerfectiou 5 I 0 N E : Birthday, Pa.rtZL1:Vedding Cakes 206 S. Lincoln Phone 4920 E Fancy Pastries for Every Occasion Compliments of Han-Dee Food Vegetables Groceries H. T. Frozen Foods Ice Cream School Supplies 111 South Lincoln Phone 6544 Peabody and Boulevard Phone 6570 Congratulations to the Class of '50 f Y Ellks Building 96 ?WWWWfYWPfiHWW,W?Wf5W?4A WM WU' ' WHMWM I' T116 S6 C311 u yy fth ewh elber ly r hQ' f I ' ' its M s jj D oc i t 0 y e wp 1' 0 2 5 the wh e heir selfi ss. Its e jul jj :wget e g o bu X E ' ' s 1 g of onsibili . 5 yy' X ki L VW E I I v U x QS roof ,Q O Buildi cyin mo, chcoo1,Wo ,Nation jityffi 3 f ,M WJ so oron coMPANY ...... 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Port Angeles, Washington f EVWU Crescent Beauty Salon X x X x Look Your Best X' 0 for Gradluatioh, ' if Molly chilson 0 ris Thomas 701 East lst ,Phone 7304 lulllllllllsllu nullnlllllulullnl LINKLETTER'S FINE FOODS for finest in O Canned goods 0 Fresh fruits and vegetables 633 East First Phone 4416 ululllllulllll lllllllllllllllll lllllllllv VIulnlnlnlllllllllulu llllll llllllllllll if if DJ X W ... .. .. .. ..,. ,.,., .. .. ,., f , . . .,. ...,. sgiiirfliigfgfi DIC glbhotog aphic Headquarters Distinctive Photographs P Authorized Dealers Eastman, Bell and Howell Complete Line ot Film S OR NG LES P A5,f2ff9WfPfU5!Lf JU! ffyp WW A, XV F YWf RHWWE1lKLf fy,fWfw W K lg f L, 'Z my V!! W 1J7'LSffUjff!W1fjq6fjyfWj2 fy, M, jj F!NfI9ydo DJg,an X f MM? o i X511 ' ff Mfjamyqjwlfyfj 6YfZ or In !f?f!J J! . 'jj ML J Q! at the bmghrest spo m es J ffm 634 East First s ee X af 99 J, M' THE PENINSULA HERALD Published Every Thursday Commercial and Society Printing 218 West First Dial 3404 Cong ratulations- Class of '50 WALT and JACK'S Chevron Gas Station 835 East First Phone 5151 FHJON JEVVELERS WATCHMAKER - JEWELER Lewie B. Filion, Prop. Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Forks Forum Building Forks, Wash. First Street Phone 6522 Port Angeles ELK DRUG CO. Fine Toiletries I Helena Rubenstein 0 De Heriot O Colonial Dames I Lentheric O Tussy O Yardley lst and Lincoln Phone 5471 lllulnnllInllnlunnunInInInllIllIllIllnlnlIllllnllllllulllllllllllllu McDonaId's Grocery FULL LINE OF GROCERIES Open every day and evening and holidays 7:15 a.m.-10 p.m. 527 East First Phone 6434 Go To JACK'S BARBER SHOP for a shave and a hair cut 110 North Laurel Delicious coffee bRick ice cream sodas-all flavors service with a smile Soft Drinks ta'sty sAndwiches milk sHakes ice cream fLoats sundaes Phone 3690 113 East First IT'S THE UNION DRUG For 0 Prescriptions 0 Hall-Mark Greeting Cards 0 Ethel Turneaure's Chocolates 119 E. First Dial '7211 ull nun lull lull Ilunululululnunnunlun:lllllnnunllulll MIELARZ Good Leather Goods 110 East lst Port Angeles, Washington ululunnullllllllllllllnlllllllll DOBSON AUTO ELECTRIC Original Equipment Automotive lines MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS DU PONT PAINT 210 W. lst Phone 4427 For a Complete Line of Variety Merchandise and Friendly Service KNUDSON'S THE ELECTRIC CO. Dial 4577 Electrical Engineers and Contractors 119 North Oak Street 'N Li nf A Cf? , YBODYj'S WW sfoiif W c Featuring Up-to-the-minute quality apparel at prices to meet the strictest budget. 107 West First Street Port Angeles HAROLD HIBBS PLUMBING Sz HEATING Water Systems Repair Work A Specialty 128 W. First Phone 6515 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO.'S PHONE: 6456 OTTO R. MELANDER Agent E 122 North Lincoln Street Port Angeles, Washington Iulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllqiglllllllll DE LUXE CLEANERS The Clecmest Place In Town 507 E. First Phone 7141 MODE 0'DAY A Goon PLACE TO SHOP Housecoats Lingerie Dresses Blouses Hosiery Robes QUALITY MERCHANDISE at lowest possible prices ARCTIC MARKET and Community Packing Plant Wholesafle and Retail Meats Custom Slaughtering Pork Curing and Smoking 517 South Lincoln 7 ' Dial 5232 Clallam Grain Co. Hay - Grain - Feed Fertilizer Seeds RR and Laurel Phone 3663 3 WAY FOOD PROTECTION UNIFORM COLD TEMPERATURE PROPER HUMIDITY PURE WASHED ICE Ice Delivery Company Dial 4141 125 W. 8th WHEIN YOU WANT FLOWERS see zleff' rwmsrs Port Angeles, Wash. Phone 3311 and use your own charge account. All Flowers Member of the Grown Locally Florist In Our Own Telegraph Greenhouse Dehvery Association IT'S LIKE NEW WHEN WE'RE THROUGH ANGELES QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 4202 Illllllllll lllllllllll C STREET GROCERY Port Angeles 7919 FRESH MEATS GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS BAKERY GOODS FRESH VEGETABLES Week Day Hours 8 a..m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 9 am. to 2 p.m. We Deliver 901 South C BILL'S MARKET Retail Meats at McGlenn's EVERGREEN MARKET Wholesale Ka Retail Meat Phone 7450 ww for ww Aj of , fa bag V N, , W l 1 CY ill VM ll if KJ! J y XA org o Mlelco 'Y 2 - , Zfhe att f fi, ca ays an M a p V a t art in he lives ,U 5 ,X al s We welcome you V 3' Q to ca p his friendly bank f Q rf Ufinancia advice and coun- ' ivifii Ng lf I 1 whenever 't may be helpful 1 2. 'V you. My MJ First National Bank J' E In Port Angeles Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lullnlnlullnllllllllllllllllllll IlulunlIllulullllnllllllllllll J. LYLE BEAM CHAS. L. BEAM J. Lyle Beam, Inc. Real Estate - Insurance 109W N. Laurel Phone 7422 Tljos. T. Aldwell Cr Co. Real Estate INSURANCE Bill Wenner -Earl Story : 1059i No. .Laurel Ph. 3388 lllllll qlllllllnlll llnuIlllllnlllunllllnlull Shop at the MARKET BASKET Fresh fruits and vegetables Your Neighborhood Grocer Boulevard and Eunice Dial 6444 nlllllllnllllllllllll lnlullln ollnllnlnlnnln InIllInIlllunlIllnlnlIllIllulnlllnllllllllllllllnlllll CONGRATULATIONS from Port Angeles Business College 511 South Lincoln Phone 6160 HURD TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Moving Dial 4224 Careful Handling Modern Storage 105 East Front Street Port Angeles, Washington ullnulnlnllnlullnlnnnluIllIlllulllllllnuuulnllullnlnnunnllllnull Mt. Angeles Grocery A full line of -Groceries, 8 Meats and Vegetables Phone 5967 Heart of the Hills Road KAISER FRAZER Elwho Motors, Inc. Congratulations to Class of 50 Phone 4567 2nd dz Peabody Frederick O. Patnode SMITH'S BEVERAGES Ice Cold Pop for After Gome Hudson Motor Cars 117 North Lincoln Street Port Angeles, Washington Phone 3188 LOOP AUTO WRECKING CO. -Auto Parts - Tires- -Glass a'nd Accessories- 724 E. First Phone 6166 l lllllnll ulllllulllnllnllllnuullulllllllllllllllll lulll Refreshments U , 7, N , 5 1 GREIQTING CARDS , Gen H Pepsi-Cola Seven-up .9 ' il DN JA- GIFTS- J Vo Nesbitts Hires K A, ' D 3 X2 WH all WI 0,3 , E E 1 2 2 A J 7 zooD's ' 519 s. Lincoln X 1 Phone 3383 E E i llulllulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll : 406 South Lincoln 5 4 l Ggfjfiw oLY c:LEc'rRlc Q 217 . rw 277 ' E ' ' . . . Doigiiflflflfffcial Umon Oll Servlce and Industrial Lubricating Car Washing Gas and Oil lt d L col Pho 4191 Compliments of THE HABIT CLEANERS AND DYERS 121 East Front St. Let h lp you look your best in yo h 1 and Dating clothes. U SAN 0 One day SEFVICG CLEANING free plckup and dellvery servlce o simian o Dial 7311 for E MOTH PRDUF , 2 svyslrfur - - EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 3rd and Lincoln Phone 5303 Congratulations Class of '50 PORT ANGELES CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY K 81 K FINE FOODS Full line of staple and fancy foods. Also a specialty in Hot Doughnuts and soft and hard Ice Cream OPEN EVEXNINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE TILL 9:00 6th and Lincoln Phone 7303 LITTLE-HOLM TIRE CO. U. S. Royol Tires Tire Recapping Vulcanizing Repairing 310 East Filst St. SOUND REALTY COMPANY Where Buyers and Sellers Meet Insurance of every kind J. W. Alstott Realtor QUICK PRINT PRINTERY Commercial and Society Printing 5 1 9 - 'ro' the - - I Closs of '50 Crown Zellerboch Corporation i Port Angeles Division nnunnv Wnnunlun CLIISS 0F 1950- ,iffy -sr' -- :, ig 5, 5, f -it 1' ff, . git . uifif - sw 4-. :ir 1 l .qi I far , U jr III ,mf gin HK v ' vi 1 -v 'f YH,-',J'g' ..,.C-,N cy I .'..' 'fv-H .518 5 ,fY,.z...Q:5!1l1Ig',i1q'tESiql.4 It ' -2 ' I gL .E I' V ,' -s - ,. ,Y ,yn ,. .,,. Our forest properties are kept continuously produc- tive under far-sighted mun- agement policies. ,f:4,i..g .- W' .. E 1 II In our four mills, a number of types of highly purified rellulose are produced by chemicallyprocessingwood. Congratulations! You have completed Your education in the public schools of Port Angeles and are now prepared to start your advanced education, either in schools of higher learning or engaged in productive employment. Whichever course you choose, future success depends upon your willingness to continue to learn as well as on your willing- ness to work. Only in the United States do opportunities exist such as arc yours today. Many of your Class will find that these oppor- tunities exist for them right here in Port Angeles or elsewhere on the Olympic Peninsula. Rayonier provides employment to more than four thousand men and women. These Rayonier people are making their careers in our forest operations, or in our mills, producing highly-purified wood cellulose for the manufacture of syn- thetic textile fibers, tire cord, cellophane, and other essential products. Our personnel people will he glad to discuss with you your plans for the future. RFIYOHIER EXECUTIVE OFFICES: 122 East 42nd Street, New York 17, New York - MILLS: Iloquiam, Port Angeles, Shelton, Washington, Fernandina Florida PRODUCER OF HIGHLY PUR IFIED WOOD CELLULOSE for TEXTILES ' TIRE CORD ' CELLOPHANE ' PLASTICS 108 ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of PEN IN SULA PLYWCCD CCRP. Congrotulcltionsh Class 5O ANGELES FURNITURE C0., INC Where Qua'lity Is Higher Than Price ANGELES GRAVEL 81 SUPPLY WORKS and Railroad Pho ANGELES MACHINE and ' ANGELES WELDING WORKS C MILLWQRK ongratulates the Class of 50 8 co. 709 Marine Drive Ph 7460 'ff.'ff.'fffffffff.'ffff .............. f.'fff.'ffffffff .............. fffffff ....... Lumber Congratulations to the Glass C1353 Of '50 Building Materials Diamond 5c to 51.00 Murphy Paint Store E P t Angeles, Washington 16th dCSt ts Ph 4555 Phone 3667 For those winter togs for those summer togs, cmd tor thot special look . . come ond visit us ot J ill' F PORTAAIGHF-S WASH 112 West Front Phone 1443 lllnu 111 S Special Student Offer! Dodge-Plymouth Convertibles, Roadsters, Coupes and Sedans on special purchase plan for high school students. Trade-in cars with many thousands of miles of reliable service at special low prices to you. See us first. We will save you money. JANISH MOTOR CO. Dodge Plymouth Dodge Job-Rated Trucks lst and Cherry Port Angeles Ask for Angeles Milk and Cream Purity Means a Lot to You Efficient Delivery Service Angeles Co-Operative Creamery DIAL 4471 llIIllInInlullllllnllllllllllllll 112 The Port Angeles Theatres LINCOLN ELWHA where Port Angeles Goes to SEE the Shows COMPLIMENTS of SAN DISON'S BAKERY Olympic Printery For all types of printing Good Luck to the Class of '50 120 N. Lincoln Phone THE CLYMPIC PENINSULA L E E H O T E L Olympic Peninsula's Newest and Finest l25 Rooms Chas. D. Stoner P011 A118919-9 Manager Washington 113 5366 OLYMPIC STATION ERS THE PENINSULA'S MOST MODERN STATIONERY STORE Books Typewriters I The School supplies I Cards ,..,. Students' Gifts , Fountain pens Cholce 104 Ehst First Phone 6111 To You SMART SHOPPE WHERE THE SMART SET SHOPS 110 S. 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