Pullman High School - Kamiakin Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Junior Class Officers PRESIDENT First Semester - - Jim Shea Second Semester - - Earl Muir VICE PRESIDENT F,rst Semester - - Larry Kennedy Second Semester - - Frank Percy SECRETARY F.rst Semester - - Mary Weld! Second Semester - - Pal' Nagel TREASURER First Semester - - Norma Hutchison Second Semetser - - - JGHCI' BIOWII FIRST ROW: Betty Jaan Johnson, Gerry Viger, Eleanor Cochran, Audrey McKinley, Carol Elias, JoAnn Stone, Jeannie Heaton, Lenna De-tsch, Bennie Nichols, Sar.ta Veatch, Mary Hubbard, Midge Drnttel, Eleanor Dixon, Shirley Forriester. SECOND ROW: Pat Nagle, Betty Hughes, Peggy Kielhba-ch, Anna.May Price, Wilene Duynslager, Rosemary Blum, Lola Mustard, Alberta Williams, Frances Raymond, Lucile Knight, Connie Michaelson, Janice Smith, Del Eddy. THIRD ROW: Mary Welch, Gretta Bendixen, Lila Meiners, Doris Davidson, Joanne Combes, Beverly Vincent, Janet Brown, Norman Ingram, Kenneth Brown, Jim Jordan, Dale Keiter, Van Kakkavas, Bob Osburn, Mike Murray. FOURTH ROW: Norma Hutchison, Jerry Kennedy, Leigh Higgins, Wally Friel, Delbert Truit, Tom Barker, Dwight Robinson, Fred Sodarff, Bob Beppler, Ed Sherman, Bob Hawn, Bill Jones. FIFTH ROW: Bob Wilhelm, Carl Muir, Eldon Wegner, Dale Clinton, Merrill Ebner, Earl Muir, Charles Parks, Lyle N.choIs, Stanley Cox, Jim Shea, Larry Kennedy, Frank Percy. CLASS OF '49 The '49-ers have been a very active and outstanding class. They won first place in the Booster Parade float contest in their freshman and sophomore years, and second place this year. Their candidate for Queen won in their sophomore year. The class sponsored the i947 Junior Carnival, the annual Junior-Senior banquet and the all-high play Spring Green . Their new ideas and leadership ability marks them as one of the strongest classes P.H.S. has had.

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1. Little Freddie 4. Our Business manoger and little sister 8. Young and Happy 2. Off to School-1937 5. P.H.S.S.A. Secretary, aged 7V2 9. Happy Birthday to Mary 3. Cook Family-1942 6. Todays Grads 10. Edison 3rd grade of 1938 7. Class cf '48 in the 7th grade

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FIRST ROW: Gertrude Langmos, Mary Kay Johnston, Joanne Cheatham, Molly Davis, Audrey Hanson, Faye Hughes, Margery Rounds, Lois Wilhelm, Margie Gard, Darotha Clark, Betty Lee, Peggy Lee, Shirley Hanson. SECOND ROW: Margaret Viger, Anne Hayward, Doris Cook, Phyllis Hughes, Florence Fountain, Jean Leonard, Sylvia Deavitt, Adele Hubbard, Carol Christian, Donna Jean Sevdy, Carol McCurry, Dorothy Cox. THIRD ROW: Virginia Scott, Pot Giles, Beverly Wingord, Lorraine Hughci, Dorothy Webb, Mary Lou Bruno, Mary Parker, Patty Taylor, Molly Staley, Evelyn Vogel,'Betty Anderson, Betty Boyd. FOURTH ROW: George Dittmer, Darrell Dallman, Emil Pike, Dave Lowery, Jack Koppel, Dick Erwin, Howard Kimble, Bob l-linrichs, Richard Lee, Neal Stevenson, Vincent Broemeling, Gene Robertson, Bruce Massan. FIFTH ROW: Bill Martin, Russel Zakari- son, Ken Ailor, Ed Erwin, Don Kettleson, Tom Campbell, Wayne Tate, Dick Gladish, Norman Moss, Francis Kelley, Ted Fultz, Jack Hubbard. SIXTH ROW: Gene Dils, Dick Grimes, Don King, Dewoyne Allert, Bert Baldwin, Frank Rima, James Snyder, Tam Reed, Virgil Jeffries, Gordon Prouty. CLASS OF '50 The class of '50 has ended its second year of high school with a remarkable record. Among achievements the class took tops in the Booster Parade, and gave the freshmen the an- nual Soph-Frosh party which turned out to be a great success. lt is an energetic group which will undoubtedly bring tame to P.H.S. in the years to come. PRESIDENT First Semester - Second Semester VICE PRESIDENT First Semester - Second Semester SECRETARY First Semester - Second Semester TREASURER Second Semester First Semester - - - ophomore Class Officers - Pat Giles - Ed Erwin - - Emil Pike David Lowery Mary Lou Bruno - Doris Cook Jeanie Leonard Howard Kimble