Pullman High School - Kamiakin Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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SE IOR MEMORIE The hrstory of the C l1ss of D5 begnns rn the ye1rs l9v6 1nd 19a In those ye 1rs the senrors of tod1y 1rrned Tl1e fashron was 1 w hxte three cornered cloth the f1xor1te food mrlk and the best loved song Rock a Bye Baby Soon they beg1n dlscoyernng other people s ISGS on t1bles 1nd feelmg 1 strong rms 1lry wlth broth ers 1nd sr ters In fue years they gr1du1ted to short sknrts for the glrls ye1ns and I shrrts for the boys ree cre1m The Farmer IU the Dell and grade school P1rents 1ll oset PLlllfI11I1 breathed 1 slgh of rehef IS they left the wrld onfs wlth te1cher ln on of three schoos Lrncoln F1 nkl1n 1nd Old Fdrson In grade school the ye1r I9-47 lxfe Cllllig d gre1ty The puprls were exposed to re1d1ng prrntlng spell mg 1C A T7 addrng ll IJ, and musrc Naps were taleen rrght after lunch Lrttle grrls fell rn love wrth lrttle boys, and soon a new game was rnvented called Latch em and IXISS em At the end of the second grade the Irncoln students mowed to Frankhn and the rrva ry between Edxson and Frankhn began There were wonderful football and basketball games and txny sh rt skxrted yell leaders rn prgtarls Many eventful thrngs happened rn the fnfth grad Then 11 nature lovrng teacher took a class on a fneld trrp to Kamrak Butte, the whole class got spanked, and ree shdes were made outslde Edrson School Favorrte songs were Put Your Arms Around Me Honey, and Im Lookmg over a Four Leaf Clover But soon growmg parns set rn Boys became aware of a strong drshke for the OPPOSIIC sew They began calhng them srssles and lgnorxng them Changes were apparent rn the glrls thev were lengthenrng out and lookrng awkward The Class of D5 was the fxrst to spend two ye1rs wrth Mr Frreskc rn Lrncoln Iunror Hrgh Here they began square dancrng at noon le11rn1ng about the weath r, and drscoverrng to some degree wh1t hrgh school IS hke The bays started therr lengthenrng process th grrls stopp d and began to look lrke young l11d1es Some of them had therr flrst d1tes durrng thrs t-me went to therr flrst formal dances and at the end of the erghth grade 1 group of grrls went to Moscow 1nd bought thelr f1rst n1tur1l lrpstrck Then the b1g d1y c1me for hrgh sehwl reg1str1t1on 1n the ye1r l95l It w IS somewh1t cc nfusrng bu most orderly el1ss meetmgs rn the sch mol They won tl1e Booster Par1dc float png wrth the1r let, Stump Em 1nd the numerlls 75 were embluoned tn crlms n on the front s1dew1lk fer wlnnlng th bonflre Th1s ss w 1s t1e t to be rn on tl1e umor C 1I'Ill 1 As sophomores the Cl1ss of D won the flo1t fur th sect nd IIIU Llilllg thc theme Mow Em Down Ihc class lost the I1 t bonflre contest 1n PHS 1fter much l11rd work Ih1s w IS the ye1r th1t both sophomore lflll fl'CSlll'Dll l flres burned before the 1ppo1nted exenrng 1nd wer' t btult rn IU 1fternoon Also rn 1931 th new gym w IS bullt 1nd tl1e sophomores c1nd1d1te for Semor B111 qufen w 18 cleeted The yunror ye1r w IS 1 busy one for 1ll Schmmlwork 1ct1x1t1es 1nd rom 1nces spht up tl1e cl1s lllel they drd few thlngs together The ILIIIIOI' pl11 was Curtun boung I p 1nd th yunrors X'lUIT1Il11IC'el 1noth 1 Semor Ball queen In the next year the members of the Class of 55fo11nd themselxes t1k1ng the responsrbrhty of the top jobs rn the school Desprte the work requrred of them rt was found that 1 gre1t n11mber retarned hrgh grade aver1ges The senror play was You Cant K1SSCHffJllU and the Senlor Smorgasbord w IS 1 b1g sue cess Open house fur the new 111d1tor1um was on Mav flrst Bacc11l1ure1te for the C ass of 1933 was hed on Sund1y May 79th Graduatlon Exercrses were rn the new aud1t1r1um une the second 1nd the spe1ker was Goa ernor I lnglre Now the members of the class 1re separ1ted 1nd each IS cn hrs own Most of them 1re attendlng eol lege some 1re m1rry1ng other settrng up 1n buslness Cyocd luck to them all' Page T sen 1 fuse . . , .-- . . , ,- . 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RLTH XATES Majors English Home Ec Actnvmes Gxrls Chorus 1 2 G A 1 2 3 4 Badmlnon 2 3 4 Drama Club 1 2 1 Athletxc Councll 2 3 Debate Team Tlmes Team 2 4 G1rls Fed Cab 2 Pep Club 3 4 Co captam 4 Curtam Gomg Up Busmess Manager 3 Mxxed Cholr 4 Thesplans 4 Language Club 4 You Cant Klss Carolme Future Plans To attend college BETTY YOST ' : ' , ., P. E. ' U I 4 ' . , 3, 41 .A. . , , , 1 ' t 1, , . 5 l , 1 Hi ' n ' , ' rv 4. ' Majors: English, History, Art, P. E., Page Tvx entg four Home Ec Actlvxtles Pep Club 4 Treas 4 G1rls Fed Cab1net4 MaJorettes 3 4 Capt 4 H1 Tlmes 3 4 Drama Club 1 2 3 Forum 2 GAA 1 2 3 Productlon Staff of Bishops Mantle 2 Curtam Go1ng4Up 3 You Cant Klss Caro hne Future Plans To attend college EVA HALEX Ma 0 s English HISIOYW ACtlVltl0S Tumblmg 4 En ered from Clarkston 4 Future Plans Police uoman

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THE HALL ZXIOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED NIOST TALENTED , fl Bhbl' D XNILERS Pol B1bco k Kay Swenson Jerry Pxkc Judy Casebolt MOST ACTIVE HXRDILST WORKERS 'Vhke Manrlng Judy Landxs Lyn Braden Phil Holabach Page Txxemg, slx Rita Hayes Lavant Tower