Prescott High School - Tiger Yearbook (Prescott, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1950 volume:

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Sincerely youre in Service, LEROY G HOUGH X To the Seniors Completion of the year marks the end of' many long, pleasant, and difficult days in your twelve years of sohool. May you leave with the feeling that the sohool has had an interest in you and wishes for you the beet of everything in life. No matter what your plans in life my be, we hope you find your niohe in life and that you will bring honor and oredit to yourself and your friends. Sincerely yours, Il I RASMUSSEN O e A .WU Y .QQ .sid .5 4 , X- S X ' ,ff 7hA V K e e bu Q Mrs Hilton Hr Houger I-1asE111s Mr. Rasmussen I-ir Costello Mr Corporon Lr Hardy 431011 ll! 14-ai' X wo e4z'fi ZZ gwdvtd Janitor, llr Jackson ous Drivers, Howard Pettyjohn Charlie Pettiohord Ben Tayl or f Yoga. e 'o k- 9000? 'O 191595 ' 6 'xaxooxe 1 S 0 rf Y 3. ?,x4f,fic ,go 65313: '6 FIRST ROI: Martin MoCa1r, Sports Editors Caro- Bditarg Bob Hoplood, lhnager sacoun nan un. Hilton. Advisor. MTW Rvvi Carlos Herring, Joan Rasmussen, Loi! 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CAROLE BROWN Class Reporter Claes Vice Pres. 2 Junior Prom Queen 'Ready Made Family 'How To Propose Girls' League 1 2 G.L. Pres. Tri State Conv. 1 Leaders Conf. 1 Glee Club l G.C, Secy.Treas. Nonette Band 1 2 Dance Band Stldent Static Annual Staff 2 Yell Queen Baseball l Basketball 1 2 . V' ., TD 1--T B. SHIRLEY GOSNEY Class Seoy. Treas. Class Treasurer 2 Class Vice Pres. 1 'Ready Maas Family 'Bow To Propose' 3 Student Body Vice Pres. Student Council Girls' League 1 2 5 Ge Le Hl.lt0Tlln Tri State Conv. 20th Cent. Girl D.A.R. Representative Glee Club 1 2 3 Gnce Pl'BBe Ncnette 3 Student Static 5 Art Editor 5 Editor-in-Chief Annual 2 Asst. Editor Baseball 1 2 BOB HOPWOOD Student Body President Class President 5 Claes Reporter l 'Ready Made Family 'Han To Propose 8 F.F.L. 1 2 5 President Secretary 5 Treasurer 2 Asst. Seoy. 1 Judging Team 2 3 Natl. Conv. 3 Band 1 2 5 Frosh Orch. l Dance Band 8 Student Static Bllie My e Annual Staff Circulation Mgr. Football 1 2 3 Co-Capt. Basketball 3 Baseball 3 IIARTIN MoCAl' Class President Class Secy. l 'Ready Made Family' 'How To Propose' Outstanding Boy F.F.A. 1 2 Reporter Rifle c0IlVe State Star Farmer Judging Team 2 Boy State Dels Band 1 2 Dance Band HDI!! ol'0he 1 Simdent Director Student Static 2 Sparta Editor 2 Annual Staff l 2 Editor-in-Chief Football Co-Captain Basketball 2 Captain Baseball 2 C f'F'1 'rl'T1'f P L.-,,1u...4-.1D.- -. PFESIDETT OF S'I'DD 'XT BODY 'YY 1.5531 e -I U ,I h f'fg2::'e':sf' ' 2' f Sf' JOAN MARBACH FRANCIS WEBB! pq ? Class Secretary 2 5 Class President l Class Treasurer 2 'Reach Made Family' 4 1 4' 'Ready Made Family' 4 'How To Propose' S 'How To Propose' 5 F.F.A. 1 2 8 4 Student Body Reporter 4 Judging Team 2 5 Girls' League 1 2 3 4 Natl. Conv. 3 Tri Stats Conf. 2 Vice Pres. 5 4 Glee Club l 2 5 Band l 4 Shzdent Statio 2 5 4 Fresh Orch. 1 Asst. Editor 3 4 Football 1 2 5 4 Annual Staff 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Band l Basketball 2 Baseball 2 1. -s Q 491' .A,,-,f.r.,- Mi .L 'L ff? 1' 1 12 f fgfff' . Q5 - TTYL .V M ' :fi qgf mf 1 X.: MJ: ' -'irlff -,,,. ., , if -I 'Wk' '12 uf , . . . , ' fi? CARROLL MONTGOMERY J CAN RAYMOND Vioe President l 'Ready Made Famil 4 y Cla Tr ,Hw To Propoun 5 ss easurer 8 'Ready Made Famil 4 F.F.A. 1 2 5 4 'How To Propose' fs Football 1 2 8 G Girls' Laagqg 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Glee Club 1 Baseball l 2 8 4 Simdent Static 3 4 Anmal Staff 2 55114 1 2 5 4 Dance Band 5 Prosh Oroh. 1 Basketball 4 Baseball 1 3 IVA LU BIGCS FRANK RODRICK Transfer fran la-Hi Transfer from Dayton 'Ready Made Family' 4 Football 5 4 Girls' League 5 4 Basketball 4 Girls' Glee Club 3 4 Baseball 4 office on-1 4 :1 i,i'Qfft,-' a,,M J of-X CX - 11. . V- ,QUX t X. la, fni1v?fb f':59,f 52, v- SQ ug ..1.-. September Srd, 1946, twelve Haines, Bob Hopwood, Martin Dale Perkins, Jce.n Raymond, Weber, came bounding up the four had begun the 'Primer' giggling Freshmen, Carole Brown, Carl McCaw, Joan Marbach, Carroll Montgomery Wayne Slasor, Caroline Snider, Francis stairs to Prescott High School only together Martin, the two Joan's and Bob They were all 'green' but eager to take everything in their stride which later years proved. We elected Francis Weber, Pres.: Carroll Montgomery, Vice Pres., Martin MeCaw, Seoy. Treas., Bob Hcp wood, Reporter, Mr. Beyer, Advisor. The Initiation brought out some strange sights with boys dressed like old wmen and girls awkvmrdly draped in men's mmderwear. The high light of the year was the Fresh Pariq, held in the gm. September 2nd, 1947, Our Class had lost two of its manbers, but each of the in the Carole Weber , with a Ten Sophomores was eager to get under way after his 'seasoning previous year. Officers for the year were: Wayne Slaser, Pres. Brown, Vice Pres., Joan Marbaoh, Seoy. Trees., RePo3 Francis 'Watch Dog'g Mrs. Fisher, Advisor. We opened the Yuletide :hm gay Christmas Party on December 19th. Caroline Snider held a wonderhxl dinner at her home for the entire class on March 18th. On August 30th, 1948, ten very proud Juniors began the year with great plans for the year. Under the leadership of our off1cers,Bob Hopwood, Pres.: Carole Broom, Vice Pres., Joan Marbach, Secy.3 Joan Raymond, Trees., we assumed many new responsibilities in school activities. In the early fall we had a picnic in Walla Walla. We gave a one-act play entitled, 'How To Propose' the 'Big Date' of the year sirable garden with little decorations. Carole Brovm which was a hilarious success. Of course was the Junior Prom, the theme was a de picket fence and flowers everywhere for and Bob Hcpwood were crowned Queen and King. No one will ever forget the thrill cf Jr. Rings' and the pleasant mem cries of those last spring days. offices in every activity in the school the F F.A., Girls' Leagze, Student Static, Band, Glee Club, Athletics opened their new year with may new projects. One of these uppermost in their minds was the 'Tiger Annual . With much hard work they convinced the Student Body and the Faculty that the Annual would be a worthwhile momento to their high school days. On November 18th the entire class presented 'A Ready Made Family , a three-act play, to an appreciative audience. After this highly successful play they met at a 'birst Nighter' Party at the home of Carole Brown. The entire class was in a whirl with so many farewell' affairs that accompany graduation. None of the boys will ever forget Bob's 'farewell' talk at the F F A Parents-Son Banquet. Then there was Carole Brown's 'adieu' at the Girls' League Mother Daughter Banquet. The Senior Farewell', a lovely formal dance, was a little sad as the other students wished them good luck on their deparhxre from school. Of course the 'Senior Sneak' at Bingham Springs filled their hearts with gay spirits and their minds with many pleasant memories to keep for the future. Class Night with the appearance of the Annual, the reading of the Will, the History, the Prophecy makes us feel as if Graduation is really near. After the Baccalaureate Semen and then Graduation on the morrow each Senior leaves dear Prescott with many pleasant memories of learning, hard work, enjoyable entertainments , and friendships that they will never forget. CAROLE BRGYN, Historian. O On 0 - -- I On I Q1 September 6th, 1949, eleven 'dignified' Seniors, holding responsible Tl 1 N ll 9 - 7714114449 FLASH!! ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS CAP? Prescott, Washington. Today, Mr. Rasmussen introduced to the Prescott High School a most distinguished almnna, a collosal scientist, Mrs. Caroline Snider Tropowsky Kher esteemed husband just left for the planet Mars on her recent invention, Roolnet Rosle , space shipl. Mrs. Tropowsky spoke to the students as follows: 'In the old ihshloned days of 1950 when I attended Prescott Hi who would have thought I would have invented this 'Time Machine , an electronic wonder that enables you to cast a gaze into the future. After nuoh wheedllng and ooddling of these thing-a ma gigs I will get the machine in motion to take a glimpse in that wstlc future of nv associates twenty years from now. Bob Hcpwood le coming into focus now What is this F F A President doing? A secret hydrogen experiment for the Government? lol This face behind that long haired fur cap is a HERMITL The women of Walla Walla County chased him into the Everglades of Florida to drink his bitter cup of life in the wdlds of the Sewanee swamps Now the dials are turning horrors, a hearse rolls up to a doom we enter an undertaking establishments.. who is the mn that is surrounded with gloom and despair? Our own President, Martin MoCaw, the Friendly Undertaker. The death lmoll rings us to another scene in the deep dark jungles of Africa. the hyenas laugh, the leopards scream through the chilliness of the night, a shot rings out, a huntress leaps on her preyllll Carole Brown, the big Game Hxmtress is bringing 'em back alive again. switch fran this terror scene to a sweet little love nest in the Ozark Mts. where little ones are running on the porch, swinging on the gate, climbing on the roof, falling in the cistern, hanging on the wind-mill but where are the proud parents? The scene shifts to wc home bodies in rocking chairs Francis have taken that final vow and mde good their promises for dear old PHS!! The machine takes us to the Nile in Egypt? Why so far? We go through the portals of a tall pyramid.. a figure is umlrlng mummies on an assembly line as in olden days when she got plenty of practice at the sonneries . Joan Raymond pauses a moment to give us a lingering smile. We journey space to Scotland Yard. Within these olammy walls who is that man bending over that sniveling culprit? Sherlock Rodriok looked up and sneered, It's elementery, my dear Hilton, to get a diploma . The dial jumps to gay Paris in front of a huge sign which reads, Mms. F'rutti's Creations .. we enter and gaze at the plumed hats, flowered numbers, spangled turbans and we are interrupted by a slinlcy, pcmpadored young woman in black satin, I am Ze Mlle. Joan llarbach. See ze latest designs in chapeaus . We are taken by the dials to New York City The elevator goes up, up, up to the top suite of a huge sky scraper.. on through door after door, office after office, finally big executive door swings open, telephones ring, orders are shouted to poor hurrying stenographers by none other than Carroll Montgomery, President of the New York Stock Exchange. The scene shifts to a little, red school house What are those haggard little faces turned to the wall? Iva lu has just sent Mr Houger's little grand sons to stand on one foot in the corner ... Cheney's latest dl olpline methods. My friends, all of these sights of my dear class-mtes has so moved me tlmt I fear I am speechless and must close my address with quotations from uv English class, 'Parting ls such sweet sorrow fShakespeare to you under class menl. Prescott Hi gave Mrs. Tropowsky a rousing cheer. Life at Prescott Hi goes on much the same as usual. N ll , -- We one knittlngg the other reading his Farm Newsg they look up -- Shirley and Ol. in O w N N O - the . n - all We, the Clase of l950, in eleven individual and distinct parte, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a creamed mind, well trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding, do make and publish this Our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills or prmnlses by us at uw time heretofore mde, or nnyhap, carelessly spoken, one to another, as the thoughtless wish of an idle hour. As to such estate as it has pleased the Fates and our osn strong hands and our bralns to win for us, we do dispose of the same as follows: Mr. Houger, we leave this new calendar. because it seems every time we wanted a date his calendar was always full. llr Rasmussen, we will this box of aspirin to aid all the head-aches we have caused during the year Miss Ellie, we will this little car, transportation to Iashhxcna.. when the ferry is out she can always take the 'long way home . Mrs. Hilton, we will this little clock, in hopes it will give her time to do the mny things she has in school activities. W. Corporal, we will this buclnet of water that the Seniors of '49 threw us Class Night last years he was their advisory he can carry it back to them. Mr. Costello, we bequeath these five nickels, so that he will lmve plenty of change to buy cokes for referees of the basketball games. Mr Harqr, we will these mouse 'traps to catch the sweet young things who hang around the Shop. Ollie llcCullm, we will a can of tanato soup to begin 'Bot Lunch meals. Mr. Jackson, we will this dust-pan to 'clean up our graduatlm celebration. lhrtin llcCaw, not having long to renin in this estate due to the phantasnngoric apparitions of erudite imageries leave W knack for borrowing paper to Don Weber and W ability to sleep in History Class to Sam Grant. Caroline Snider, after undeviating deliberance in due last throes of W life here do eolannly will W luscious lips to Colleen and this sheet msic to llr Corporon to affably increase the 'repertoire' of the Girls' Glee Club. Shirley Gosney, being in Sound Mind in my unobigugivg way do will W effervescent ing locks to Carlee. Carole Brown, being in great haste to depart, do leave my giggling to llary Grant and the pin that held up W Yell Queen Skirt to Theda llcllcrrie, the kind donor. Bob Hopwood, after irrevocable contemplation of the needs of the community do will my ability to blow the sousaphone to Jack Jackson and my giggling to Cannon. Joan llarbach, after meditative consideration do bestow W natural red hair to the Titian haired Olive and this crunclv yacht to Nancy Bafus for transportation to school during spring's unloosed bands' CTo you under graduates, Chaucer's floods, Francis Weber, after due deliberation bequeath W curly hair to Don Divens and W provocative puddle jumper to Sam. Joan Raymond, coming down iran my high altitude to cogitate, do will this rarefied atmosphere, said altitude , to Jackie Ruble and a letter of recommendation for Of fice Girl to Patty Reavis. Carroll Montgomery, do will W most cherished possession, W excuses to W I Ras mssen, and W spectacular touch-downs to Justin lhyberry Iva Lu Biggs, fulfilling the sclenmities befitting these last rites, do will W finger nails to Miss Ellis and W round oherub face to Dick llunsey. Frank Rodrlck, do will W taciturn quiehxess to Forrest Milton and ten 'out of this world' day-dreams for class roam experience to Tom Taylor. I O ll on I1 ll Q n ll I sensibility, nay I could say, W 'sunny' disposition to Delora and W lovely flow I - ll - I I 6 44 SSAYAEKAYYY , G 4 fb- G QD 47 A vb 3.1, JY 1 4 lv Q V 4 AHKUNA pp, Q Y - L. 3 4 x P 0539 ,,O 44 ' e A 4 , i , . VA 5 , VA 5 g H 5 W N H Sus, Bum CS g M ' 'L A F '0-'hcisco Calamity 6 V , V 1 , f H 9. ., ' 1 H W gf K A' Vg N AV Cupcn.,Ke 0' YQ lil' 3 FIRST RUN Edward Curtis, Justin Mayberry, Don Divens, Jerry Herring, Don Weber, Dale Montgomery, Forrest Milton, David Weber, Mr. Costello SECOND RCM Mary Leek, Louise Hopkins, Olive Hersh, Delora Smith, Patty Reavis. President Don Weber Vice President Jerry Herring Secretary Olive Hersh Treasurer Patty Reavis Reporter Delora Smith Advisor Mr. Angle Costello The Junior Class opened their year with enthusiastic orders of their 'Junior' Rings. Upon their arrival the class felt as if they were 'full fledged' 'Juniors each ring has a Prescott initial in the center with eaeh student's personal initials on the side they certainly lived up to their expectations. The one big event of the year, the Junior Prom, was a lovely affair the theme, 'Me and My Shadow , me carried out in beautiful, entranolng silhouettes in green and white no one will ever forget that April 14th, that lovely dance with the beautiful girls in pretty spr1ng formals and the music of th dance band and the etheral decorations A beautiful way to wind up a wonderful year! H FIRST K1nman, SECOND ROW Paul McCaw, Dick Munsey, Rod Cool, Sam Grant, Orville Reiber. THIRD ROW: Jack Jackson, Norman Goaney, Mrs. Hilton. President Norman Gosney Vice President Jean Rasm ssen Secretary Treasurer Rod Cook Reporter Lois Hersh Advxsor Mrs. Bonnie Hilton Twelve Sophomores opened 'Prescott's Calendar, 1949 l96On, w1th the first party of the year, 'Halowe'en Capers .. no one w1l1 ever forget NGeorge , the scare-crow and the genuine fun and dances. During the year they popped pop corn for the football games, ruffled off cakes at the basketball game, solo pop at the base ball games. They enjoyed nskating parties w1th a snack' afterwards at their homes. They par ticipated in many activities, held pos1tions on 'A' Squads, held many offices in F F A , Girls' League, publications, others were in band, Glee Club. At the end of the year they held a 'Fried Chicken' picnic at the home of their sponsor, Mrs Hilton. f!,f Sr FIRST RON: Jim Freeburn, Tom Taylor, Ted fook, armon Hardv. SECOND ROW Theda Fovorris, Patty Harris, iary Grant, Carlee Herring, Laver e Dorsey, Jackie Ruble, Jr Ccrporon. President Carro Hardy Vice President Jackie Ruble Secretary Treasurer Mary Grant Reporter Laverne Dorsey Advisor Mr Jack Corpcron The Freshman Class began its year with a barg Initiatior They were good sports lnved' through it to the anuse ent of the upper classmer Trey had a 11vely Sox Dance on December 9th to oper Christzms festi 1t16Bo On Valert1ne's Dev they sold can died apples. All erbers of the class partmc pated in athlet1cs, the band, F F A Girls' League, publications they Y H1SY6d the year sith a spring plcnic to celebrate. 'W at AQ, Y F J V I' : - A I n V . l I1 U1 - L . A O n - , ,,, - n n I n . Ai . . m 1 ' i ' . ' U '. . ., 2 i ' 1 ' A ' ,.. 4. - v N - 1 ' ' f 3 '--uv :N 3 Q i , 2 s y c X h 0 M 4 ' ill Vx! L n gfqjg ,, sh: -W We . - .-f'-- M .. , X ' A - A-'Q '- 'V ' 'M X K ' 5' A-952185,-' '- -fr-1- -.1-1,-. , -..-xshl- -.rw - X x R .MA ---,. .. , ., . . . .. ' 'ffl N X ' e P J - 4 V 4 . 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Caroline Snider, Secretary-Treasurerg Bob Hopwood, Presidentg Shirley Gosney, Vice Presidentg Martin MOCBJY, Norman Gosney, Don Weber, Cermon Harq-, Councilman. 0 mm THIRD RM: Mr. Ccrporon, Conductor, Diane Reavis, Donna Baker, Ernie Cowell, Bob Hopwood, Rod Cook, Justin Llayberry, Lloyd Weber, Carlee Herring, Francis leber, Dick llunsey, Forrest Milton, Coleen Kinnan, Joyce Ruble, Jackie Buble lla Rox-mn Gomey, Drum jor. SECOND RCI: hverne Dorsey, Jean Rasmussen, Edward Ourtls, Vary Grant, Patty Resvis, Patsy Walsh, Caroline Snider, Cannon Hu-dy, Jerry Herring, Martin Llccsv. FIRST RCW: Theda Mcldorris, Drum Hajorstteg Jim Fx-sebum, Esther Ourtis, Key Lmneker, Bill Curtis, George Dorsey, Craig Smiley, David Weber, Paul lleCa1I, Joan Raynmd, Louise Hopkins, Drum Majorette. The largest Band in the history of Prescott High was conducted this year by Mr. Jack F. Ccrporon CCo1lege of Pacific, U.S. Army School of Music, Conservatory, Rome, Italyl. The Band played in the programs of many organizations of the community - Farm Bureau, P.T.A., K.P. Lodge... The group were always on hand for football games and 'Pep' Parades... The marching formations were considered ntops' at all tunes... The Bend held its annual concert on February 24th. The program included many difficult numbers such as nCarniva1 of Roses', 'In A Persian Marketn, and nlnstrumentalistn, an extravagant trumpet trio, nBombastoso', a difficult bass-solo by Bob Hopwood. Q mu The year 1949 1950 was one of the most outstanding years of L1 Bob Hopwood, Pres , Francis Weber, Vice Pres , Justin Mayberry, Seoy , Don Weber, Treas., Martin McCaw, Reporter, Mr. Blaine Hardy, Advisor the members participated in a varied program throughout the year. The boys opened the year with several entries in the Southeastern Wash lngton Fair in Walla Walla. Sam Grant showed the Grand Champion F F.A Hampshlre Boar and the Champion Hereford Heiferg Jerry Herring showed the Champion F F A Feeder Steer 3 Carmon Hardy showed the Grand Cham plon Duroc Sow, and Martin McCaw showed the Champion Hampshire Gilt. The Livestock Judging Team placed 2nd out of 22 teams at the Fair. Jus tin Mayberry placed second highest individual boy. At the Columbia County Fair Jerry Herring showed the Grand Champion Bull 3 Sam Grant showed tne Grand Champion Hampshire Boar and the Grand Champion Hereford Heiferg Justin Mayberry showed the Grand Champion Duroc Sowg and Martin McCa:w showed the Champion Duroc Sow. The pr miums won by the boys from the Prescott gcup totals about 81,000. The Judging Team placed 4th out of 73 teams at the Pacific Internatlon al Livestock Show at Portland, Oregon. They placed 4th at Yalcimag 5th at Pullmang and 5th at Colfax. Martin MoCaw received the State Star Farmer Award. Bob Hopwood an Martin MoCaw received the State Farmer's Degree and were in the top ten boys of the state at the State Convention. Jerry Herrmg and Jus tin Mayberry have made applications for the State Famer Degree. Jus tin Mayberry is the Chapter's Official Delegate to the State Conven tion on March 22nd in Pullman. On March 4th Martin McCaw won the Eastern Washington Co-Op Quiz Contest and participated in the Speech Contest in Pullman. He was also awarded the Carl Raymond-Grey Scholarship for a graduating F F A member fran the whole County of Walla Walla. On March 9th the Chapter held its annual Parents-Son Banquet in which a report of the achievements of the entire year were presented. Last ar the boys' total net profit of all supervised farming projects was 5392.233 the total labor hours were 1,1735 the total labor income was 84,865.08g the total cash income was 84,439.55 Bob Hopvrood gave an inspiring 'Farewell' Message, and many of the Senior Members par- ticipated in this program. On December 17th three Honorary Farmers were initiated -- Sam Grant, Blaine Hardy, and Porter Mayberry. These men attended this banquet. During the week of May 8th fourteen boys from the Chapter attended the Jr. Live Stock Show ln Spokane. The Chapter boys had 14 feeder steers, 50 feeder pigs, 17 pure-bred sons, 5 bears, 4 heifers, 100 laying hens, and 55 acres of wheat. This last week of May concluded a most success- ful year for all the members of the Prescott Chapter of the F.F.A. K g I - . 'Jw F.7?.A, in the Prescott High School. Under the leadership of its officers , I I O I 9- d BACK ROW: Tm Taylor, Edward Curtis, Cm mon Harey, Jim Freeourn Mr Blain Hardy, Advisor. SECOND ROW Paul MoCa1r, Sam Grant, Dick Mu sey, Dale Montgomery, Orville Reiber, Yerry Herring, David lbber TFIRD RON: Justin Mayberry, Beb Hopwood, Francie Weber Martin MoCaw, Don Weber, Carroll Montgomery Justin Mayberry Dan Weber J erry Herring LEFT T0 RIGHT San Grant Sentinel Don Weber Treasurer Martin MoCavr Reporter Bob Hopwood President Francis Weber Vice Pres. Justin Mayberry Secretary Mr Blaine Hardy Advisor FAU? lr Corporon, Louise Hopkins, Theda Mollorris, Carole Brown, Mary Leek Shirley Gosney, llary Grant, Laverne Dorsey, Carlee Herring, Jean Ras mueseuo, Delora Smith, Patty Beavis, Patty Harris, Iva Lu Biggs, Olive Hersh, Nancy Bafus, Coleen Kinman, llrs Hilton. President Shirley Gosney Secretary Treasm or Carole Brown Director Mr Jack Corporon Acccmpanist Mrs. Bonnie Hilton The Girls' Glee Club under the capable direction of Mr. Jack Corporon held a very successful program throughout the year. There were four members of the First-Soprano sectiong six members of the Second-Soprano, and five members of the Alto. Sleep , 'Prayer Perfect , 'Whispering Hope , 'My Rosary , 'Sane Ehmchanted Ehrening' were among the repertoire learned during the year. The group sang for various entertainments in the cormnunity and the school -- the Farm Bureau, the K.P. Lodgeg during the half of a basketball game they sang carols at t Christmas Season. In the spring they sang at the Ban Concert and the 'end-of-the-year' hmotions. uvhhb President Carole Brown Vice President Delora Smith Secretary Treasurer Jean Rasmussen Historian Shirley Gosney Reporter Caroline Snider Advisor Miss Mildred Ellis The Girls' League has had a very interesting calendar of events for this year. The girls have participated in many dinners, parties, programs which have enlivened their social life and given them good training in matters which pertain to better home life. Under the guidance of their advisor, Miss Ellis, they have enjoyed the year At the opening of school there was the famous Pot Luck Dinner' with the Initiation of new members. During the year there was that 'Slum- ber Party' in the school, Nut-cake Sale during Chrisimas, 'Crazy Week' of March 15th 17th, and the 'Mother Daughter' Banquet on the 28th of April with the Tri-State Conference held at Sunnyside, Washington to finish the year's events. new project this year were 'Home Dinners Programs at the homes various members The girls planned the menu and cooked the meals. December 21st The Home Coleen Kinnnn January 25th The Home Of Carole Brown February 15th Teachers' Cottage Miss Ellis March 15th The Home Of Laverne Dorsey April 19th The Home Of Carlee Herring Hay 17th The Home Of Jean Rasmussen on ' , I j A 7 .1 V1 T IU -Q4 , 'P 0:9 C: X 'oxoeg 'WIN t is QV d0n dy C457 be Qadqfle, n The 'Ready Made Family presented 'by the Senior Class of 1950 was a big success. No one will ever forget the 'mix-ups' so hilariously por- trayed, the excellent acting by the cast, the attractive scenery and costumes. November 18th was indeed an unforgettable day!! The audience enjoyed the agitated young widow, played by Shirley Gos- ney, the perturbed widower, played by Bob Hopwood, the superstitious darl-:ey played by Caroline Snider, the shirtless dar-key 'hired mn played by Martin McCa1r, the lncorrigible little girl played by Carole Brom, the 'fussy om Man Aunt , played by Joan Raymond, and the mm- able teen-agers, played by Joan Harbaoh, Iva Lu Biggs, Francis Weber, Ind CUT011 Mvntgwleryo And will the Seniors ever forget Horat1o ? AFTERWARDS 0 1 5000 'YOU ,M vo' 've boa 03,0 ni rf if f OURADVI Ivgzlu a LUCKY' wui' 'GHS Q In jus T10 Gid yup Dobbin N 'QP X Francisco Ramie 01:1-1.5.1 omo of us when end! If fl dw, mf J 'i bt' ,'-, in-R Q V '. s aw gt X P ' ' 1 A XX 1 K A ED X x ' I. 5 X gi X . 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Q, U, J. ... , f',2 '1. th., - .v Q Nu 1 sf 14 fe :run . a i , Af it-K ff Rf 4' ' 'f K r D 6400 FIRST RCM: Orville Reiber, Manager, Francis Weber, Bob Hcpwood Martin llcCaw, Carroll Montgomery, Jack Jackson, 'Water Boy SECOND ROW: Don ivens, Jerry Herring, Justin Mayberry, Edward Curtis, Dale Montgomery, Don Weber, Forrest Milton, Coach Costello. THIRD RCM: Paul McCa1r, Carmen Hardy, Jim Freeburn, Tom Taylor, Dick Munsey, Norman Gcsney Rod Cook, Sam Grant. MEMBERS OF THE FIRST TEAM Don Weber Carroll Montgomery Halfback Bob Hopwood Center Justin Mayberry Halfback Sam Grant Martin MoCa1v Quarterback Co-Captains Martin McCa1r Bob Hopwood The Prescott 'Tigers' Football Team boasted another strong squad in 1949. Under the excellent training of Coach Costello, graduates of Whitman College, Walla Walla, the team captured four out of the six games played and tied one. With the return of three first stringers and a large number of substitutes the school had high hopes of being an Undef'eated Team. Every game was enthusiastically followed by the entire student body. They really played good ball. Weston 'I Touchet 0 Connell Touchet 12 12 Benton City 0 Connell 40 1949 SCHEDULE Prescott Pre scott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott 'ONTGOHERY , FULLBACK p mm, nam mm wed?-Q 1-. HOPWOOD sm, CENTER mom, QUARTERBACK WEBER, arm mm 04 GRAN'r,Lr:F'rEND ' 1 S ' !3-'4.. 'QE'-3 'K M 5 H ' f' ,. - fig h N91 - 0 ? ' L. Im A 11 04' QSM ff. aff: f gfiffg 7 if 'ff V N.,,. kr? . l w f r dz wh . - N A U, - IX 1 af S . ' A 422:-.px .Q L F mfr, 4- wig I K -his gi .W ... , ' 1, 1 f Vi 3? A ' Ax O I wr' O39 Q, .5 R , 6409 The 'Tiger' Basketball Team began the year with enthusiasm under the coaching of Mr. Costello. However, as the season progressed the scores became nheart breaking' There was a three way tie with Col umbia, Touchet to enter the Tournament, and in a special game with Columbia Prescott lost only by one points The UB' Team got in some good wdns. The entire squad felt that next year's season would find a more victorious team with the experience and training of this year. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1949 - 1950 D600 Deo. D800 D000 Dec. Jllle Jeno Jllle Jana Jann F8130 Feb. F0190 Feb. 2 15 16 20 22 6 10 17 20 27 3 7 10 11 Jamboree Ste Pat! laitsburg Touchet Pomeroy Dayton Waltsburg Dayt n Columbia ste P8-tl Wa-Hi B Touchet We-Hi B Columbia Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott Prescott We-Hi Here Here Here Here Here There There Here There Here There There Na-Hi , E V K ., r :ii ilkiivlk -V I 4 I K 4 V h Ml ' s Q . 1 Q 3 cam FIRST RCM: Nancy Bama, Mary Grant, Theda Mcllorris, Caroline Snider, Captain and llr. Hcuger, Coach. SECOND RW: Colleen Kinman, Joan Raymond, Jean Rasmussen Carlee Herring, Lois Hersh, and Laverne Dorsey. The girls were very glad to organize a basketball team this year under the coaching of Supt Houger. They had missed not having a team for one year Caroline Snider was elected their Captain. The first game here with Columbia the girls won by 2 point In their first out 54-51. In another The season was cut locking forward to of tom encounter they lost to Waitsburg out of tcsn game they bond to Touchet 29 58 short by the flcodsg however, the girls are a good season next year. 'Ck1e, Two, Three, and you're out at the old ball gamel' girls really enjoyed their soft ball games. Under the coaching of Hr Costello they played Columb , Touchet, and laitsburg. They thoroughly enjoyed BOQIR 30W Zawlaff FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW! Sam Grant, Bob Hopvrood Martin McCaw, Don Weber , Edward Curtis and Paul McCaw Don Divene, Cleve Parker, Jerry Herring, Forrest Milton, Frank Rodrick, Carman Hardy. Jim Freeburn, Rod Cook on Third Rom The 'Tiger Baseball Team' had ten lettermen in the line-up. They played ball under the coaching of Mr Angie Costello with a better team and more excellent results than last year. They played the tems of Paneroy Dayton, Touohet,la5.tsburg , Columbia, and St. Path. 09' 0 J erry B-nd Sw 'Z' sam at bat 0 s I X -- .- ,f':4.,.,,.., .sm-.. -.--:N - xv n lf '. I 'G .tif 1 Q . -f 49 ,C .Q M ' X gif' 25:-9 I, .-, , .51 1 ' . .C 4. 5 . .::.1-- ' ' -: H f -'-- .4 .:g'5E1'I','1-, ,2.i . M ..- --E-'-L1',l-'3Z'..-4 llfzf-I E ' - if .. . ,. .--- - .- - MVP . -, .- .. . . 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Hardy W of D r 1 5 1 N Q ll ' . H x. L 1 1 , O , . I BEST ISHES Trucks Tractors to the I cCormick Deering 1950 SENIORS from THE LOGAN CHEVROL..T CO 2nd A Poplar Walla alla Lash Pome of the nAdvanoed Design Chevrolet Truck Phone 208 Carl A Logan Farm Machlnery Freezer Boxes WHITE BROS CO WALLA WAILA WASH Sprlnkler R Irrigation Systems R M Va e Caterpillar 8 John Deere Tractors Combines Road iachinery Farm Implements with stores at ENDLETON, HEPPNER, ATHENA at ARLINGTON, OREGON DAYTON and 102 East Poplar Street JALLA WALLA WASH, to the 1950 SPNIORS from NcLOUGHLIN AUTO CO 'Your Studebaker Dealer CHMTPION COMMANDER Spokane R Alder Sta. alla Walla lash. Phone 951 W . 1 Q . H VV' NYY . I - 19 ' . . V 0 -0 I d lu nz Y BRADEN TRACTOR R EQUIPMENT CO. BZST WISHES ll 4 - .. .. j COKGRAT LA IOWS and Pm in the FUTURE VAITSBURG GRCCERY GOH E GOHINAN Phone 5471 VAITSBURG, ASFILGTON WISHING the GRADUATES of PRESCCTT HIGH SCHOOL GREAT SUCCESS in the FUTURE ARDIES CLEANERS Phone 4881 WAITSPURG, WASHIhGTON JE AR IHCVD TO SAY OOD LUCK to the SE IORS of 1050 PACh1F'o Dealels ir OCTONECK LETTERMAN SWEATERS Phone 4201 WAITSBURG, VASPILGTCN ROY KELLCGG Mobil Gas Mobil O11 Generator Carburetor Ignition PARTS and SERVICE Phone 5561 Corner Copper A Preston Ave WAITSBURG, WASHILGTON Y V T 1 V E lC'f BLS, .'IST'ES Ii CO0 DEPARTMENT STORE Ii. TY. INAN vie o . J A T BEST ISHES Q cTT SEIIORS OF '50 from 11E PR QCOTL CAPE Nova Hayes, Mgr PRLSCUTT, ASHINGTON Baa yo wit CekGRATULATIONS SELIOR CLADS OF '50 ur future years be filled h success and hdpniness PAT'Q BQAITV SHOP Pat Cope, Mgr PQhbCOTT, WASHINGTON Maybac's extends SINCERE CcNGRAT'LATIONS Je'd Wike to be considered Your HHome Furnishings beadquarters VAYBAC'S Furniture Heating Appliances Re'rigerat1on MAITSBURG, ElShILGTON Phone 4151 8 wish to extend to our sincere you CONGRAILLATICNS ALLA NALLA CGUNTY FARW BURAAU Ted Reavis, Sec etary PRAQCOTP, ASHINGTON 1 F' 7 f- T ' ll PRIHCV I ' 'H A v v 1 my 'L Ee f'1 1 -1 W1 I I , . , I. Q Y'1 'X 11' . iq A ' d SENIORS OF '50 5 L w - . H- . C ,. ,, . . U 'W '. L A W' V V 1' A Yi - .L H Vg ' V TV' ' W I 1 COTGQATULADI NS THE SVNICRS O '50 THE PRESCQTT BAR rR SnOP place to get a good Fair out ll m,MmTIAT IS t L e S J T SENI RS OF '50 HE'WLDO Clapp and Smith prop Prescott Garabe BICKNELL BROTHERS All kinds of repair work Prescott, Wasilngton SANDY'S Shoe Store A Repair work Sandy Todt prop. aitsburg, Vash UOOD LUC1 A1D B ST SYES to the PR SCOTT SENICRS OF ' PYBSCOTT FALD 6 FUEL PHLSC TF, ASHLRGTON Pnone 4615 ! I to o E: M ' F PRQSCVT O C 51 D PRESCOTT, WASHINGTON PRESCOTT, WASHINGTON E ' ' T 50 X Q v-117 Q C O. I . wry r .. I Q --1 BEST WISHES SENIORS of 1950 PR SCLTT HLGH SCIOOL from we honor vou on your acfievement RHOADES VLSIC CO nThe Husic Center The Center of Sport Supplies Pianos Radios 25 W M 1 St Records a n WA NAL WAS Sheet Music LLA LA H Ph 124 E main Phone 202 one 882 WALLA YALLA WASH SENIORS of 1950 BEST WISHES from PRLSCOTT HIGH SCHOOL LUDWIG'S JLUELRY we salute you BROCK SPORTING GOODS 111 W. Main St 213 S. 4th St Phone 2575 WA LIA WA LLA WAS H WALLA WAIJA WASH, Phone 56 ' Y I l - l i of I H 9 . . AAT ' n JACKSONS' SPORTING GOODS n n O O l Q O ' U I U' J Q 1 u of O Best dishes To The Senior Class DRUUHELLER AND CO Hardware Furniture 1 1 Alder St Phone 48 IALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON Best Nishes To The Senior Class KELLY'S CIGAR STORE Merchant Lunches First Nat'1. Bank Bldg Phone 376 WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONSL Seniors Of 1950 CLARK'S BOOK STORE Home Of School Supplies W Main Phone 882 NALLA NALLA, WASHINGTON CONCRATJLATIONSB Seniors Of 1950 VADES CLOTHING HOUSE Young Men's Smart Wear 17 V Main Phone 19 WALLA JALLA, WASHINGTON YW V I J. Q A ..v 3 O C I Il YY 4 4 v J. ' Y , I , Y 0 'r 0 . 18 Y Y YI I Y V1 T IISHFS TO TFE SENIORS BEST NIQHUS TO THE SENIOQS from the from the rQTON QTAFFVW MILLING CO TALLNAN DRUG CO School Supplies Toilet Articles 113 E Alder Phone 3005 VALLA JALLA, WAQHINGTON WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON CONGYATULATIONS CONGWATULXTIONS Seniors of 1950 Seniors of 1950 GET WAL SUPPLY C0 GENERAL PRINTING CO Flectrical Appliances Announcements W Alder Phone 125 1 E Alder Phone 5107 If no answer Phone 4049 M If no answer Phone 1644 R WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON . vi' A. 4 . , A 'Q' .J 1.4 . H ' A Tl. .11 0 . I ' 4 W. Main Phone 816 11 vin NJ A '1 1 I II, I TE: . 0 A , 16 ... 5 - I , BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS To The Senior Class of 1950 MELCHER RAY MACHINERY CO Oliver Cletrac Tractors 202 E Alder St I-,ALLA NA LIA , WAS HIN GTON Farm R Industrial Machinery Phone 142 If no answer ca11 Phone 2733 W BEST WISH S from the Nassy Harris Farm Machinery Supplies for Home R Farm 1012 Rees St. Phone 630 NALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON BEST WISHES from the HAINES k SPENCER CO Sales Service Parts J I Case Farm Implements 316 N Fourth St Phone 47 WALLA WALIA, WASHINGTON W. W. GRANGE SUPPLY INC. ' BEST WISHES The Class Of from MOORE BUICK CO Motor's Best C E Poplar St P are' BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS '0 In Drilling Wells Experience Tells' HARDING BROS Well Drilling Contractors Irrigation a Domestic hone 4084 Harry Harding Prospect Heights Phone 1297 WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON BEST WISHES The Class Of from MORRISON HARVEST Harvester Part BEST WISHES 150 To The Class Of '50 from ER MILLER STUDIO s Creative Photography At Its Best I 217 E Alder Phone 4081 195 west mam phone eze ' WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON ...I To 5 N I H 16 . . I WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON H Ray Harding To Reed E Barton Sterling International Sterling Haviland China HEDGER'S JEWELERS Bulova Elgin Hamilton Gruen Longine Watches Phone 265 CONGRATULATIONS to he The Class of 1950 PENFIELD'S HARDWARE Fuller Paints 157 Main Street Waitsburg, Wn. BEST WISFES from the IDEAL CIEAIERS One and Two Day Service on all cleaning 29 E Main Nalla Walla, Wh Phone 27 BEST VISHES from the ZARING INSURANCE AGENCY All Types of Policies 2nd R Alder Walla Walla, Wn. Phone 414 t 16 W. Main Walla Walla, Wn. Phone 3001 I A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE COMPLIHENTS PRESCOTT CREAHERY FALKENBERG'S Ghoice Meats Groceries Dairy Products WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON PRESCOTT, WASHINGTON COMPLIMENTS GOOD LUCK The 1950 Seniors SHAUY LAWN CREAHERY PETE'S SPORT SHOP nSpeo1a11sts In Ice Cream' Ski T088 Honor S'eat'r' 711 N. Rose Phone 158 Fishing Gear Athletic Equipmaat 12 N. 2nd Phone 3858 WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON WALLA WALLA WASHINGTON I 1' -w I I I I S I S To The Senior Class Of 1950 Of To Of HServioe Is Our Motton No Order Too Small Or Too Large YOUR SHELL DISTRIBUTOR Stove Oil Dieseline Anti Freeze Fertilizer Lubricants Wood Spray Please Feel Free To Call Us For Service Or Information W E nNartn Wright Distributor. 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