Rainier High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Rainier, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1952 volume:

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FITTS MRS. INA RUTH NELSON Science, History Superintendent English, Home Economics Physical Education Physical Education MISS LEONA DE WITT MR. BURTON BACKMAN MRS. OLGA LA PORE First Grade Fifth and Sixth Second Grade Grades :ef-as es v ,f ,QRS-Af1 -.sg r-b'.' X A. 5- px nfyeh Wim em dl . atnyu . ' ' 'X N xxqq x x b O af Nineteen hundred and fifty two closes a chapter in the lives of the Sen- ior Class of Rainier High School. You go f0Tth to greener pastures, we hope to successful and worth while lives. we ex- tend to you the best of wishes and luck for your future endeavors. Those Seniors who have made it possible produce this annual are to be congratulated. The people who chased ads and thus helped to finance this book are to be also congratu- lated. Your pay is in the completion of a job well done. This school year has been a trying one probably due to the unrest throughout the rest of the world. Our habit of living and form of government is being put to the test. If our morals and character building is not well founded we may be in for a great upheaval and a severe awakening. The young people of our country we hope will take their places in society to build a better country and weed out he graft and incompetenqy of those institutions found o Once again good luck Seniors, may you be a credit to your school, community, state and the good old U. S. A. f Ji cfm-5 6445256 fliifff .f '23 T:',1f ... .- ,... ..t, , . ,.6 ., , 1-1-171-fu' -.- w.-:-g-.- Q .p,-,-,- . .+.'.-. . 4. - . . . . ,, . . . ,. , .ga , Q.. ,., ,A . , ,-,N .'. ' . a 0 .,. ,-,.,r , .,. , I , e'-:11.gff...-5.3.-.-1-p.-e,.-,g.i1.'.ff. ' 1.3.5.5 '.f4'.g.5.A -'-: .. -1-:-:c z-.f -2-11-.-:-f-.'.-.-' L-'.-.-1-1-: ' ' 1:4 .- . h.-.-., .-.. N.. -,.,-4.3 3.4.3 -.:.-, . I ' .ye f.' -,- c 3.1.-.-.r ff. . - . 1,.,.,, Q. ',,.,f.,, ,.'.,,g - . . . , .'Qs'.g.,, J, -2.2.1-iw-' -e.f'- Ln .. ., - - X- -- .ra-: pg., -...,.,o.. ., V . ' . we 'o .. .,.,. ., . . . . .-,- f - .Q .-,' .-. .9 .- ai.-.'.' 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L X, Q1-'sg' , 'Ra N, ,Nl Qilllfmpf 'Blu 45.54-gf RQQI ' 'Sa ' -af 2 S sf N os, ps,f,i,:,?. 55- Q- ' -Nz Q9 maiwilih 'N'-+ 'ik 5 51.9 105 SENIQR HUGH F Evan REICHEL - - - RS R035 NAMARCHAND 5 N 5 Rep DILL RTPETTIT s 5 ARDIENSE -six ss'SeC. Ns - its fn. XA? 5924! gg ' ig!! . A ' Pfes. 5 5 Vice Pres REDA LARUE CRUMLEY Nickname: Crums Pet Peeve: Student Body Meetings Ambition: Secretary Favorite Saying: Oh Brother! Hobby: Dancing Band 1-2: Glee Club 1-2: Paper Staff 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 3-45 Kidnapping Betty 1: Girl's League 1-2-3-4: Pep Club 4: Radio Programs 1-2: Girl's League Treasurer 3, President 4: Class Treasurer 2. DARRELL C. JENSEN Nickname: Jensen Pet Peeve: Teachers Ambition: Farmer Hobby: Cars Class President 3: Editor of Paper 4: Annual Staff 3-4: Annual Business Manager 3. Transferred from Yelm 3. DILLARD IENSEN Nickname: Dill FFA 1-2-35 Assistant Business Manager for Annual 3-43 Class Vice President 1-2 -3 -4: Paper Staff 2-3: Reporter for City Paper 3: Operetta 2: Class Play 3g Aron Slick from Pumpkin Creek 3: Business Manager for Annual 4: Transferred from Tenino 4, JUANITA E. KARSUNKY Nickname: Nita Pet Peeve: History Ambition: Join the Spars Favorite Saying: Huh? Hobby: Cutting Hair Band 2: Glee Club 1-2: Paper Staff 1-2-3-4: An nual Staff 3-4: Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Pep Club 4: Yell Leader 1-2-3: Radio Programs 1-2. EVELYN DOROTHY MARCHAND Pep Peeve: People that always gripe but get nothing done. Ambition: Bookkeeper Favorite Saying: Oh Com! Hobby: Reading Band 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Radio Programs 1-2: Crashing Society 2: Class Secretary 4: Annual Editor 4: Pep Club 4: Junior Red Cross Representa- tive 3-4: Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Paper Staff 2-3-4. X PAUL G. MUNTER X Nickname: Red Pet Peeve: Cars Ambition: Owning a good motorcycle g Favorite Saying: Go fly a kite Hobby: Whittling Paper Staff 3-4: Annual Staff 4. Transferred from Yelm 3. ROBERT PETTIT Nickname: Bob Pet Peeve: Girls Ambition: Professional Baseball Player Hobby: Fishing Radio Programs 1-2: Glee Club 1: Baseball 1-2-4, Captain 3: Basketball 1-2-3, Captain 4: Football 4: Letterman Club 1-2-3-4: Gun Club 3-4: School Paper 3-4: Annual 3-4: Class President 4: Student Body Vice President 3. Q HUGH REICHEL 5 Nickname: Buck ' Pet Peeve: School Ambition: Civil Engineer Hobby: Teasing Glee Club 1: Class President 1: Baseball 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3: Gun Club 4: Student Council 1 . 4: Letterman's Club 1-2-3-4: Radio Programs 1-2: Paper Staff 3-4: Annual staff 4. ELLA MAE STRAND Nickname: Red Pet Peeve: Know-it-alls Ambition: Secretarial Work Favorite Saying: Wha' l-loppen Hobby: Dancing Band 1: Paper Staff 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2: Annual Staff 3-4: Crashing Society 2: Kid- napping Betty 1: Girls' League 1-2-3-4: Pep Club 4: Radio Programs 1-2: Yell Leader 1: President of Student Body 4. n BETTY IOANN WATSON Favorite Saying: Why not? Hobby: Skating Band 1-2: Glee Club 1-2-3g Girls' League 1-2 3-45 Radio Pl'0gl'3ITlS 1-25 Paper Staff 3-4g Pep Club 4g Girls' League Treasurer 4, RICHARD WEIKS Nickname: Dick Pet Peeve: Teachers Favorite Saying: Let's go somewhere Glee Club lg Radio Programs 1g Class President 2g Football 43 Paper Staff 2: Gun Club 4. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of '52, of Rainier High School, Rainier, Washington, in leaving our beloved Alma Mater, and wishing to rid ourselves of all our acquired knowledge, abilities, tricks, traits, and etc., do hereby make our last will and testament on this day of days. I, Bob Pettit, leave to Bob Whittington my formula on How Not to Grow A Beard. I, Evelyn Marchand, leave all my jobs, especially that of editor of the annual, to any Junior willing to take on the work. I know there won't be very many. I, Paul Munter, not wishing any hamr, bequeath my industrious ways and money making schemes to Danny Larsen. I, Joann Watson, will my ability to fall off horses to Carol Nelson, knowing that she is al- ready unbalanced. I, Reda Crumley, leave my wad of gum, that has given me four years of faithful service, and the wrapper that goes with it to Beverly Hedgers, providing she will keep it as long as I have. I, Buck Reichel, bequeath my gentle and manly ways to Melvin Frost, seeing he needs them more than I. I, Jaunita Karsunky, bequeath unto Virginia Porter my free booklet Better Results With Glue, which contains many useful hints on how to hold a boy friend. I, Darrell Jensen, hereby will my position on the school paper to either a Freshman or 3 Sophomore as I know the Juniors will be much too busy trying to get someone else to do their work. I, Dillard Jensen, will and bequeath my ability to skip school to Lila Kerns, knowing she has a good start. I, Ella Mae Strand, do will and bequeath my temper to Loretta Bamhouse, knowing she has the hair to go with it. 1, Dick Weikg, will my convertible to the Junior Class as they never seem to go anywhere. To the Juniors, we leave the thought that next year, they will have to put out the school annual. To the Sophomores, we leave the various ideas on how to make money so that they won't have so much trouble making money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. To the Freshmen, we leave the thought that next year, they get to do the initiating. , - CLASS PROPHECY It was early this year, 1962, and I, Dillard Hensen, was driving my truck toward Seattle. Yes, I have been working for Johnson Auto Freight, which runs between Los Angeles and Seattle, for about five years. Gordon Johnson is now a big man owning a big freight line, containing 221 trucks. I have heard that by next year he is going to extend his truck line from the Canadian to the Mexican border. Yes, Gordon Johnson is now a big man. I was about one hundred and ninety miles from Seattle when I saw a familiar name upon a sign on top of a gas station, reading, Weiks Auto Repair, the sign also read We re- pair anything that is wrong with your car, Come in and see us. Yes, Dick got to be a good mechanic. I see there is a row of cars waiting to get service at Weiks Auto Repair. Istopped to make a telephone call and I was going toward the telephone office, whenl saw one of the operators through the window. She had a familiar face and yes, it was Ella Mae Strand, so she is still a telephone operator. I was driving on the highway when a bus passed me. The driver looked familiar, and he certainly was because it was Bob Pettit, yes, Bob is a driver for one of the most well known bus lines in the United States. Bob drives all over the country. I had just turned on the radio, when I caught a voice which belonged to Juanita Karsunky. Yes, Juanita got to be a radio star. I also read in the paper the other day that Juanita was going to Hollywood to start in the motion pictures. I was about ninety six miles from my destination when I saw an accident, and about two minutes later a policeman appeared on the scene. I thought he looked familiar, and yes, it was Hugh Reichel. I see Hugh is right on the job. An ambulance arrived anda doctor stepped out to take a look at the victim, and turned out to be my cousin, Darrell Jensen. Yes, Darrell is the chief doctor for one of the biggest hospitals in the state of Washington. Last week when I was talking to Darrell, he said that they were hiring two new nurses. Do you think you know who they were ? Yes, none other than Reda Crumley and Joann Watson. Both Reda and Joann have taken up nursing, Well, ldrove away from the SCCIIC Of the 8CCi - dent because I didn't want Hugh Reichel on my tail. As I passed the bank, the president came out, accompanied by his secretary. I thought she had a familiar face, and as I looked closer I saw that it was Evelyn Marchand. So she must be the new secretary the president told me about. Well, after I reached my destination, Johnson Auto Freight Co., located in Seattle, the trip was over and two days later I started the return trip to Los Angeles. ' In-' A L.. 'E A S. A 41. .-ix ,,. 'x w. 'xr' -F 41' -nJul'vIqIg-p- ,,,,,, ,,., ,. Y-.-Y- '4' -1 vi- V Y ,XD 'BW 3 cd 1'-'jf .qv W , .3 . ' ' --J XAX Q YI HI-2121 x. rf, ,sv 1' , I if 13- 'wg' -oi 1 1' -'Q--17 '--1 gf! I 1' Wig .4 stiiiii J 1 ' Hilflllll I . Top row: Robert Crumley, Danny Larsen, John Barnhouse, Jim Englund. Second row: James Zeller, Richard Baldwin, Albert Montoya, Bob Whittington. Last row: Carol Nelson, Harry Warner. CLASS COLORS: Crimson and Gray CLASS FLOWER: Gardenia CLASS MOTTOg Our aim -- success, Our hope -- to win. President ---- - BOB WHITTINGTON Vice President - - - - VIRGINIA PORTER Secretary ---- - - - BOB CRUMLEY Treasurer - - - ' - JAMES ZELLER sy. -1 1--Ve-, -S use . T. ,S I. , v V .V ' . 'I' Aw .IN f Q ' P311- X 1 4, of 44' I N. 1 QV' L 11 f- Fai ff? AE ,. 1 k 1? 1 ' 1 I v. Top row: R. Tipton, D. Watson, D. Pettit, I. Essensa. Middle row: A. Ziller, I. Christensen, A. Englund, M. Ridgway. Bottom row: Irene Ellis, Raymond North. CLASS COLORS: Orchid and White CLASS FLOWER: Orchid CLASS MOTTO: A winner never quits A quitter never wins. I 2 'S ir.. SX Q 5 1 - 43 Q - 1156- - 1 fl 'S N ' 'A ' ' - . -x 1 ' 'Zw 'fgx . A. 527' .x sw.- .. ' ' ' xXx- ' 'F v ' 1 7 5 S- 'jf r , N , . ',l, f P' fx 'x 'tif-:R ' xifi' f . .x pr- yn, ' is MN, ph 'v x. ESA: X' ' 'ns fi X 2. xl . A ' ' A I I ' V: U ,,vV E , Q. , V K N ' , T 1'-SMH-, . ' . 1. . I L x x X . - - -- -- - -su- -'- fl In V ilk .5 40' .lg . A ,pa- 91 '7- Yu' ,ff Aa ,Ig 1 Top row: Marion Whalen, Lavina La Fleur, David Pape, Moritz Karsunky. Second row: Myra Whalen, Melvin Frost, Violet Morgan, Beverly Hudgers, Third row: Art Graves, Patsy Tipton, Noel Ridgway, Rodney Mitchell. Fourth row: Loretta Barnhouse, Ben Montoya. ..'? J sl CLASS COLORS: Purple and Gold CLASS FLOWER: White Camation CLASS MOTTO: Be the object, not the shadow. Class President - - Vice President - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - - Moritz Karsunky - - - Noel Ridgway - - Beverly Hedgers . - - - Patsy Tipton fx 'M 1' L., Y is iff pil i -.Nj .vu aw sn-.fi f-an ,t,,...h up., Y ww BASKETBALL FCCTBALL ASEBALL 1, 1 54 Top row: Coach Boness, Brown, Zeller, Pettit, Montoya, Larson, Pettit, Frost, Mitchell, Karsunky, Pape, Ridgway. Bottom row: Sayer. Aschenbrenner, Englund, Reichel, Englund, Graves, Whitting- RIFLE CLUB ton, North, Essensa, Crumley. , .f og: 1 1 ilili V -Jxf Top row: Richard Weiks, Mr. Daly, Robert Cmmley, Albert Montoya, Robert Pettit, Hugh Reichel, Daniel Larson, Robert Whittington, Rodney Mitchell. Bottom row: James England, Iohn Bamhouse, Raymond North, David Pape, Arnold England, James Zeller. GIRL ' LEAGUE xi, Y A4-it Top row: Whalen, Morgan, LaFleur, Whalen, Marchand, Watson, Kerns, Ridgway, Watson, Porter, Bamhouse, Mrs. Nelson. Bottom row: Tipton, Zeller, Christensen, Nelson, Crumley, Karsunky, Strand, Ellis, Hedgers. P PER STAFF .gr 7-G lu., fh- 2 f ' 44.15 li,- Left to right: Marchand, Jensen, Reichel, Crumley, Pettit, Zeller, Jensen, Strand, Karsunky, Christensen, Ridgway, Watson. Standing: Mr. Daly, U. av' J 1 I C fvi D 'I ,. ,Q kt X f 4 ,PS-vyf 9 1 xx -W -QAX 4 M...-.. l ax VK .Q-Q, 932 Q . 'K IX vi , afvg ' N 'iz f 10 W ANNUAL STAFF The annual staff this year, consists of all the Seniors, with Evelyn Marchand as Editor: Robert Pettit Assistant Editor: Dillard Jensen as Business Manager: and Ella Mae Strand as Assistant Business Manager. The rest of the Seniors have had the hard job of soliciting ads. To all the Seniors we offer our congratulations on a job well done. PAPER STAFF The school paper published by the Students of Rainier High School comes out every month. This year the staff consists of Darrell Jensen as Editor: Ella Mae Strand as Assis- tant Editor: Irene Christensen and Marilyn Ridgway as Business Managers: Bob Pettit as Sports Editor: James Zeller as Assistant Sports Editnr. The reporters consist of various students of the High School and Mr. Daly is the Advisor. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club was organized last fall under the direction of Mr. Daly. The club got three new guns and 5, 000 rounds of ammunition from the office of civilian defense. Five boys entered a contest in which they compete with other clubs. The boys are: Ray North, James Zeller, Bob Whittington, Bob Pettit, and John Barnhouse. They are doing fine. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Bob Whittington: Vice Presi- dent, Bob Pettit: Secretary and Treasurer, Daniel Larsen. The meetings are held every Monday night at 7:15 in the basement of the grade school gym. GIRLS' LEAGUE There are about twenty or more girls in the league which consists of Reda Crum- ley as President, Irene Christensen as Secretary, Jo Ann Watson as Treasurer and Ella Mae Strand as Vice President. This year the girls have made it possible to buy some outfits for the cheerleaders. BASKETBALL The league basketball games had not started when the annual went to press. We had a few practice games and showed good ball playing. By the time the league games are started we will be in good shape and hope to win most of our games thisyear. We are on the short side in height but hope to make up for it with speed and accuracy. BASEBALL There are eighteen boys planning to turn out for baseball this year. Of these eighteen boys there are seven returning Iettermen: Bob Pettit, Ray North, Jim Es- sensa, Dennis Pettit, Bob Whittington, Hugh Reichel, and Bob Crumley. New play- ers include Freshman and Sophomore boys with a few upperclassmen. MR. GENE PA UL RAI IER BA D Top row: Christensen, Zeller, Snider, Mr. Paul, Baldwin. Middle row: LeRoy, Ramsey, Christensen, Bock, Larsen, Marchand, Stewart, Stewart. Bottom row: Fry, Brehmer, Gift Mitchel, Goodwin, Fry, Klein, Weisdepp. PEP CLUB GIRLS' SPORTS ' U Wm Wiyf -' 4. -, I 'x 7 x' sl-J, - .. xi 1 Q, N A Y 'f , W J A wiv' ug X f gf, ,,... , 4 bubg Fix bidi, ,Rl - Ai n ..g .' vu ,J X.: -'N I, Wi 1 A xl ggrwf-FN 'U 12,5 4 1, ua- -A ,ff nn- : 5 A X an C5 G ff yy f-MA -- ' as. 'f T--nl Q g glib 4.3 , . 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They know that growing and har - vesting timber as a crop will provide a permanent supply of logs for our lumber and pulp mills, This means steadier jobs for workers as well as adding to community stability and a continuing supply of for - est products to our customers, VAIL - MCDONALD OPERATION tr I P R 0 Q Weyerhaeuser Timber Company 4. COMMUNITY BUILDERS Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Yelm Lumber and Hardware Co. Yelm, Washington For all your lumber and hardware needs Wqww2wmm7mmu gwww lah!! l s CJ SAUSAGE COMPANY QW Centralia, Washington if Zmidtq 0 0 mzmzf! MARKET Groceries, Meats, Hop and Feed Phone 183 A. G. Schaefer Company Rainier, Washington Dodge - Plymouth, A Olympia, Washington f 2a.T6i1'T4Zf'EL ,f C ua 8 135' 1 CNE STOP Ssuzvncs 1 3322 up .el 512 Authorized Shell Dealer Phone -- 1412 Rainier , Washington 0 0 Qfnzwm- Z 2725 IT BA N K Complete Banking Service fl, - Open Saturdays for Your Convenience ry! W Phone -- 91 I 2-T Tenino, Washington ss Rvacej f I CJCQQ D 6 IS OUR f y FIRST 1 THOUGHT ' 1959! MOBILE SERVICE Telephone 2581 Yelm. Washington amaze vfzwaf Bos MCHUGH i it Complete Hardwai 'fn my 'XM Phone 143 9 9 Rainier, Washington Philco Electric Stoves, Radios Deep Freeze, Refrigerators Automatic Hot Water Heaters Spark Heaters Name Brands Appliances Housewares and Gift Items Top grade Tools and Hardware Complete Hunting and Fishing Equipment ' mr ln' nf' Mfg? HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Congratulations to the Seniors of 1952 from Wo1f's. ?4ZZDEDT. sms-QE . li, 0 4 0 if edafflf FARQM Z'iRE mdk Chehalis, Washington VX! E EVANS MOTORS ' n BOX 154 Telephone 371 Q Tenino, Washington Y' Auf , REPAIRS ad ' -- it SX fn X? ,Q X S V V .f If 3-i -, 1' Ziff ,Af o '- Where the Home begins TENINO LUMBER COMPANY f eni o, as , T n w h Lumber and Building Materials ff Terms for Financing if desired yi KS pad! 7004 f M I 93 i s FORD - MERCURY EW 64 WWW Zffdmwwww Chehalis , Wash. 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