Reardan High School - Warwhoop Yearbook (Reardan, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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V :W prgud, u-.Nose TTOdiTiCTlS V1 Qrw cu: UWSQif'OTNO'A TO Us CHWJ to H056 'HUT Cimf :sf fhfxf urm'-Vffh, ' pfr'mTeV,dimT, The D 'WCIf,C!l, RIC H mc: , rcierw sfwe wish tri lc ii on Tl is wma FORWORD We love brought unto your honds onother hugh school onnuol Vffhy do we struve och yeor To put out The Tremendous effort necessory for The publucoTuon of on onnuol he onsvver us found un The foct thot we hope To guve to The students o book of Treosured memorues o book olso of unspurcutuon ond olso one vvhuch vvull help To brung out The better volues of lufe To you os you look bock oT ut un yeors To come ond reflect bock on your scrool doys Truly school doys ore hoppy doys Thus book endeovors To brung bock To your memory school doy fruencsuups eruuco Tuou ol benefuts school ouctuvutues ond other Trecusures Too numerous To mentuon 'T us our further hope os hos been prevuously expressed un o recent cunnuol thot Tnus book vvull serve os on unspurotuon to good school spurut ond Through Thus promote The good vvull omong students Teochers ond porents thot us so vutcul TO educotuonol progress We hove endeovored To brung you The best onnuol possuble one thot vvull be cu delught to The eye cus well os one thot vvull portroy school lufe os uT us luved here ot Reordcun Hugh School We hove endeovored To portroy school lufe os ut us The puctures of The closses footboll bosketbcull boseboll ploys musuc etc wull brung bock memorues of school doys here ot Reordon We cure very groteful for our good fruends The odvertusers vvho not Through self benefut ou profuT but Through o worm heorted desure To support Thus onnuol hove lenT us o helpung hond We cure olso grcuteful To The students who have cooperated Tovvoucl Thus book Also To The foculty for Theur help Moy you long cherush Thus book of memorues ond long remember The yeors spenT cut Peo don Hugh School T . T . . fs rx W f T . . , , T , u . . . IL. T u ,c r , , . . . . T. 1 , , . T f T 1 1 1 1 1 T T -- 1 T V . CONGRATULAUONS Every student looks forward to the tame when they wall graduate from hagh school Graduataon carraes wath ata dagnaty and a satasfactaon that a certaan portaon of one s lafe and educataon has been completed Then what? Do not stop your educataon now Contanue af at all passable Have a purpose develop that purpose an lafe and contanue to achaeve at Be a success an whatever you do Worthy labor as honorable regardless of vv at at as An crtacle appeared an a pamphlet entatled Successful Lavang publashed by Clant W Lee Company of Seattle Thas artacle entatled Purpose wall carry out the adea I wash ro express Thank more talk less work more waste less Great mands have purposes others have washes The spark of ambataon laghts the flame of achtevement The world stands asade for the man who knows where he s goang Lafe wathout a purpose as lafe wathout anterest An arm an lafe as the only fortune worth fandang Strong men have purposes others have washes lt matters not how long you lave but how well I feel at as a great honor to be annual edator thas year lt has been a great pleasure workang wath the annual staff and hope thas annual wall be a treasure of wonderful memoraes for you to cherash an years to come l wash to thank all who have cooperated so well an makang thas annual passable stu 'ents faculty merchants and townspeople The pactures ads and artacles that are combaned together an thas annual represent the work of the entare staff Thear cooperataon has been very greatly apprecaated To all the hagh school students l wash the best of luck an years to come and may the graduatang senaors have success and happaness an the future Mary Bergeron Annual Edator Abraham Lancoln once saad l do the very best I know how the very best l can and I mean to keep on doang so untal the end If the end brangs me out all raght what as saad agaanst me wont amount to anythang af the end brangs me out wrong ten angels swearang I was raght would make no dafference Each one of us teacher and student alake may profat by rememberang Lancolns phalosophy Each day provades an opportunaty for new learnlng Thas as especaally true of the years we spend an school The greater the obstacle the more satasfactaon an over comang at True and lastang happaness comes only through accomplashment No matter who you are what you are or where you may be you can do somethang to change the world for the better You as an andavadaul are amportant You count' Lewas VV McKay, Superantendent , ' . ' , f, . A ' It ' ' . a. 4 al l 'a h ' I z A , , . Glen Wisdom, H, S. Principal 5 , , 4 V f V , '- 1 - , 2 ' ' a I . 4 . . . - FACUL Front row left to right Mr Lizee Mr Wood Mr McKoy Mr Wsdom Bock row Mr Steele Mr Strouss Mr Johnson Mss Cosh Miss Roymer LEWIS VV McKAY Superintendent Schools offended University of Idoho B S M S Woshington Stote College Courses tought Driver Educotion Activities Student Council Advisor GLEN R VWSDOM Prlnclpcil Schools ottended Woshington Stote College BA Ag Gonzogo University Principol Credentiols Cours s fought Algebro Geometry Consumer Educotion Activities Annuol odvisor Senior class oclvisor LEIGH D STEELE Schools ottended-University of ldoho Undergroduote- University of Washington, Novy' University of Notre Dome Novy' Woshington Stote College, Groduote. Courses tought-Washington History Sociology oncl Economics, Psychology ond US, History. Activities-Heed boseboll ond lootboll cooch, ossistont basketball cooch. 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M , . X . T , ,C K r . ln - ' ' 11, . , , . . . Co . - IT ' ., X , l . . . . f . X . ,V f - , I h Q! . f , f . . I . - I N T Ng 1' 9 J p 'l. 11' - 'f A , 1 , e ' . POE T e rlrsl seme er l ,. , ur 1 - A 1 ' ow ' . Co ' -s Cl - m ' , , , 1, N' Y' , Xcriftles 1 ' r 1 A A 1 ANNUAL STAFF Edltor Assastcmt Edrtor Sohlor Closs l-lrstory Semor Closs Wall Sensor Closs Prophecy Junior Closs History Sophomore Closs l-lrstory Freshman Closs Hustory E E A Reporter Muslc Reporter Picture Edltor Art Editor Adwertrslng Monogers Athletrcs Typrsts Mory Bergeron Corol Hem Arm Sherwood Morgoret S uhlmrller Morne Corstens Eonchort Tromm Bob l-leodmgton Morlcm VVehdlcmdt Bob Stuhlrmller Joyce Delzer Morne Corstems Lorrome Edgerton Clc1rrJoneS Ercmlc Normemocher Jumor Anycm Bob l-leodmgtom Morro Corstchs Mory Bergcrom Crzrol l-lclm Jcmel Clanton . A 5 . Girls Leogue Reporter Borboro Koberstine N DTFAACVD C,TOE NQVEMBFR QQ Q6 29 'SO L, CEMQEK MK w R H S CALENDER EVENTS K-Q P f Cl 5 P UCF f S OT 'J' on r ,N vo 0 1 kou SQ J r f uw c THCIYTLQSQRWIWQ Nfcxcnmor DCISKGUDCIKI O welom DOQKC A mir Mus C F UD cum fx B054 Y 1 J U L U um N Q Uv Q DL, K, 7 S633 iq-35111 H :Cf'.ZfI!i'pI1 4? C- 751 QW - ,3'x'n:l'F Mi 'lj' fl' 20 FOC'Lj1z1Q rifl Q01 - v' fy 'P EF? 5 i,f'IIfI Q C :'XCr f:3 ? I2 F0070 N Romlw Thxe Q2 ST :iff Lfwl fm. C riififvf 26 F,'z:1:'N !AX1 1 iI TFC-V-3 A4 4 , Q FW 'wi V, F0 TEJCI5 Czf T1 6 A5 ,mijiy prfg i1'vw-Jufxgh F W2 Pow '-.' RGC Ayrior 16 FOX 1'x'.US,iC Qsvqeft 21 FFA. Horwjst BQ!! . . , Y . W -x Junior Pfuy R: m ,N I A ' u ff we '--Uv 7 F Q A'k3c1lNf': 'Q-Here 5 A 1 J! Q fe W5 MLSYC Jun Diwce 20 ' ,e,l3QHf Ecfwc1!N-Twerf 28-29 UAP5 F1 b TSLVV' ev' 31 MMC CN I Dance Qlfliz' Q fP 'S Yc:s'f '1:'1f'5'X -1 ANU A W' 4 5Q1,ner:ic1Ii ITM f-Pee 52134913111 ,L'r1:ff:--Tfewl 25 E::sKe':i': - 211.-i- KC -'H-. FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE 4 Basketball Edwall Here Basketball North Central Here Bask tball Wtlbur There Basketball Sprtngdale Here Basketball Creston Here Sophomore Party Eastern Washtttgtorw Mustc Festtval Bt County Mustc F sttval Concert Magtctan Basebal Wellpttttt Here Freshman Party Baseball at W llptntt Horne Ec Style Show Baseball at Sprtngclale Sprtng Vacatton Gtrls League Tea Senlor Play Baseball at Davenport Mustc Meet at Alrntra Juntor Prom Baseball at Wtlbur Mustc Meet at Lewts 81 Clark Baseball Almtra Here Baseball Creston There Baseball Davenport Here Sensor Sneak Baseball Wilbur Here Sentor Dtnner Baseball Alrntra There Gtrls League Ptcntc FFA Barbecue Marchtng Contest at Odessa Open House Baccalaureate Cornrnencement t A C 5 Y , 8 'e - ' - l2 ee ' f t5 -- - 7 8 . . . l3 '- ' e ' l4 y A . I .i . .Vw 4 I S .. 8 I . 9, lO, ll ' ' l5 Baseball-Creston-Here lo ' ' l7Vl8 ' - lf? ' A 25 ' , ' 26 ' ' Q9 - - ' - Q , , 6 - ,, 8 . I3 - ' - 15 ' ' lo - - 21 ' X A ' 23 , . , 24 ' 29 1 F SX SS. NN ff SENICDRS K Stal Kwik '--Y-F X r 1 T Hllzpa -N wx . i. I 'Pl ' K k p -I, ff , X f' ' ff X QS. f in ' iii ,af . K ,f . I ,! fl 'V if . xxx f ,f ,f ' ' , if ff! CAROL HEIN nd I 2 4 Gle 3 4 Student Councll 2 4 St dent Body Officer 4 Class Of fncer 3 Cheerleader 4 Glrls a ue l 2 4 Sexte ass ays 4 Annua Staff 4 Clee Club Accompanust 3 4 Band Offxcer 3 DWAYNE PAUL F otball l 2 3 4 Basketball l Le erman s Club l 2 3 4 et man s Officer 4 F F A I F A Offncer MARY BERGERON n l 2 3 4 Band Of: Gee Club l 4 C acer 3 Gnrls Lague I 4 Gurls League Offncer A nual Staff l 4 Class y 45 Student Council l, LYLE PLUMMER . . . li Paper Sta 3f - nual Staff 3. -qv- 'ww B VERLY DAVIS ee Club l 2 4 Glrls e l 4 Gurls Lea ue Offucer 4 JOYCE GIFFORD rs Laguel 2 3 4 Sen 4 ee u Speech Play 2 DALE DAHLIN Football l 2 Tennis 2 Student Councul 3 4 Student Body Pres ettermans Club l 2 JOYCE DELZER 'rs' ague l, , ,4: ' League Officer 3, 45 Glee Club , , , 45 Trio 45 Sextette 5 :ss F y 3, 4 Maiorette 5 nnls 2, 35 Ca 5 Officer l, . JANET CLINTON nd l 3 4 Cu a ue 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 Student Body Otflcer 4 Class Offlcer 2 4 Carnuval ueen l ass ays Pnrter Stuff 2 Bon OH CARL ROGERS setball l 2 3 4 Base otball l MARGARET STUHLMILLER Class Offtcer 2 Gnrls League l 2 3 4 Gurls League Offtcer 4 Class Plays 3 4 Band l 2 Glee u l Malorette 4 Carmval Queen 3 Clee Club Offncer 3 DANIEL PLASTER A 4 FFA Olfnce Student Councll 3 4 Stud nt Body Pres 4 Class Offucer 3 Lettermans Club 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Judgmg Team 3 if ,f vi T ff-'ff 1- Y ,gn ETHEL DOUGHTY Glee Club l 2 3 Glrls League 3 4 Class Pla NELLIE HOWE ee Club l 2 3 4 e l BERNARD THIEMENS nd l F A Offucer 4 o Gee Club l 2 Basketball l 2 Baseball 2 Tenms,3 4 Cass Plays 3 4 WW! GERALDINE REMMERS Glee u If Lea ue l 2 3 4 Class Otfucer BARBARA KOBERSTINE Glee Club 3 Gurls League 3 4 Lnbraruan 4 MARVEL JACOBSON Glee Club l 2 4 Gurls Leag Ba l Annua Sfaf 2 Class Play 4 DOUG MCEACHRAN F A Treasurer 4 Football 3 4 Class Play 4 Transferred l MARIE CARSTENS All Hlgh Play l Sludent Coun cnl 4 Carnival Queen 2 Gurls a ue l 2 3 4 Glee l 2 Class Olflcerl 4 Annual Sta 2 4 BERTHA COIL rs League l 2 3 4 u 2 3 Maorelfe 2 3 Tennas 2 Class Play 4 Sexieft 2 3 Carmval Prnncess 4 ANN SHERWOOD Gee Clubl 2 3 4 Gnrls ea e l 2 3 4 Class Offlcer JUNIOR ANYAN B s etball I 2 3 4 Baseb II a 4 mans Club l 2 3 Glee u l Class Offlcer 2 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 1948 twenty eight angels tuptoed quietly through the front door unto the Reardan Hugl' School buuldung But not for long we soon found ourselfes enter ung the back door whuch was one of requurements for unutuatuon week We were unutuated on the evening of October 7 1948 Each freshman was required to perform a certaun stunt dictated by the seniors We soon found ourselves entering full heartedly unto hugh school lufe Out of twenty eight members eleven entered from outsude districts During the chool yc r we dud nor gaun any new members but dud lose one of our members laRue The socual function sponsored by the Freshmen was the party given un th sprung Tr o evenuwg consisted of dancing and refreshments Tl'e tres men were well represented un athletics and other school actuvutues Mary Bergeron was our represenatuve to the Student Council Marue Carstens Dale Dahlun and Nancy Whipple represented the class un the All Hugh Play Junuor Anyan Clifford Wugen Dwayne Paul Carl Rogers Dale Dahlun and Wayne Repp represented us un athletics Our sponsor was Mr McKay The class offucers durung the Freshman year were President Clifford Wugen Vuce President Marie Carste-ns Secretary Dale Dahlun Treasurer Joyce Delzer e started our sophomore year wuth the addutuon of two new members Bertha Coil and Duck Compton Later un the year Duck Compton returned to Spokane John Morris enrolled un John Rogers Hugh School Spokane Wayne Repp left to go to work and Harold Rhoads also left Don Reid became a member of our class on February 2 The class officers for thus year were Presudent Junuor Anyan Secretary Margaret Stuhlmuller Treasurer Lucille Pohle e class advusor thus year was Mr Steele and our represenatuve to the Student Counclu was Carol Heun Janet Clinton was elected one of the yell leaders On September 5 1951 twenty four of us entered Reardon Hugh as Junuors We gauned two members durung the year Barbara Koberstune entered on September 5 and Douglas McEachran entered later un the fall Both students entering from Spokane Tl e following served theur class un these capacities President Daniel Plaster Vuce President Joyce Delzer Secretary Carol Heun Treasurer Mary Bergeron Dale Dahlun was the representatuve to the Student Council Muss Cash was our c ass advusor Thus year we adopted the colors of blue and whute as our class colors the American Beauty Rose as the class flower and Put Your Best Foot Forward as the class motto We presented the class play Madam Ada on the nights of November 16 and17 Eight Junuors partucupated un the performance The play directed by Mrs L Spencer proved a bug success Our rungs whuch we ordered early un the fall arruved un tume for Christmas We were very proud of them s -cr ' t ' , ' , Bill u li ' ' . . , . W ' , I I 4 I Vice President Y, ,, ,,,,s,,,, , ,, s,,,, , Janet Clinton Th ' ' , , ' . . . . I SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lConttnuedl The next event ot the year was the Juntor Prom The theme of the prom was Trp Toe Through the Tultps The Gym was decorated wtth blue and white crepe paper Lancl scope scenes covered the walls of the gymnastum a water wheel at the east end ot tne gym completed the motor part ot the decorations A banquet was held prior to the Prom Sammy Mossutos orchestra ot Spokane turntshed the mustc Thc decorations were very pretty and a good ttme was had by all At last we became Sensors Thus year was filled wtth many acttvtttes The ttrst acttvtty was the Freshman Intttatton Each Freshman was requtred to wear a costume representtng some song during the day of tntttatton ln the eventng the tntttattot party was held Our announcements lor graduation were ordered from the Master Engravers ot Portland Oregon The theme on the announcements belng Stairway to the Stars The school board granted us a day tn the Sprtng whtch we used as our Sentor Day Other sprtng acttvlttes Included the senior play the luntor prom and a dinner gtven us by out parents As we commenced our Sensor year our numbers had decreased by three namely Luctlle Pohle Jack Ftelds and Wtlma Rupnow No new students were added Class otttcers for thus year are Prestdent Janet Cltnton Vtce Prestdent Marte Carstens Secretary Ann Sherwood Treasurer Geraldtne Remmers Tl e student representative to the counctl was Daniel Plaster and the class advisor was Mr Wtsdom The seniors whtch spent T2 years together are Carol Hem Daniel Plaster Marte Carstens Bernard Thtemens Ma garet Stunlmuller and Mary Bergeron The Senior class was well represented tn school acttvttles The boys were acttve tn football basketball and baseball Carol l-letn was chosen yell leader Bernarcl Thtemens was a member ot the Livestock Judging Team Dantel Plaster and Dale Dal ltn being on the tudgsng teams tn prevtous years Cass Motto We Seek The Higher Things Class Flower Ltly ot the Valley Class Color Whtte 8- Chtnese Red . 1, , ' f' ' r. . 1 . tt 1 , - . . 3 , , . 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V . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 11 - - 11 CLASS WILL We the members of the Senror Class of l952 of Reardon Hrgh School do hereby 'Jresent thrs document as our last wrll and testament Junior Anyan wrlls hrs super athletrc abrlrtres of hrttrng baskets rn basketball and 'rome runs rn baseball to Donald Kelso be sure to mak good use of them Don Mary Bergeron wrlls her musrcal talent of playrng the prano to Jane Marker Easy on e prano Jane and keep rt rn tune Bertha Coll wrlls her school books Latrn U S Hrstory and Speech to Tommy Rogers Study hard Tom l set the example Marne Carstens wrlls her famous grggle to Mr Steele Ohl No' Also her drrvrng abrlrty o Dorothy Backer Remember Drrvrng Educatron Look out here l come Janet Clrnton wrlls her wrnnrng drmple to Anrta Thornton but she wont wrll her Wrg to anybody Anrta you wrll have to trnd your own Joyce Delzer wrlls leer rob as presrdent of the Grrl s League to the trrst grrl who wrll accept rt Beverly Davrs wrlls l e lappy go lucky p rs nalrty to anyone rn tle Sophomore class mrgh te l uc y Dale Dahlrn wrlls hrs curly harr to Henry Thompson It you let rt grow youll be a real beauty Also the stuaent body presraency to whoever rs elected Ethel Doughty wrlls her good naturedness and quretness to Melcrna Rerlly Joyce Grfford wrlls her secret of how she got her man to all the runror grrls lake rt easy galsl But where rs the secret asks lA runror grrls'Pl Nellre Howe wrlls all her boy frrends to Donna Paul Watch rt Donna A lrttle smrle t the rrght person wrll do the trrck Carol Hem wrlls her way wrth men to Glorra Doughty and her peachy complexron to aul Lrllengreen She wrlls her treasurer s rob to anyone who can add and her megaphone to anyone who can make a loud norse Marvel Jacobsen wrlls her srngrng to Clarr Jones You mrght try croonrng that wrll nelp Yodelrng rs also a suggestron Barbara Koberstrne wrlls her good lookrng brother to anyone who can catch hrrn Candy would be good bart Anythrng rust so you catch hrm Douglas McEachran wrlls her deep wave to Daryl Rogers and hrs horseback rrdrng to Janet Mc Dowell We ll be seerng you at the rodeos Danrel Plaster wrrl hrs handsome lrgure to Pete Srsson Arent you rucky Pete Also hrs p ace on the football team to Ed Godwrn Lyle Plummer v rll hrs studrous haorts to Charles Anderson Well expect all A s from , next year Charlre H also leaves hrs cor to anyone who rs a good mechanrc I : I ' . Q r N- , . th ' ' ' - , . . . l ' l , 1 ' - I ' tmcrt ' :rl e l k , I -r - l . a A ' ' . D . . , . . , , , . ., ..., , r r . 1 S J V J A A . I I -ou , ' , . e . ' r r ' A . CLASS WILL lContinuedl Dwayne Paul wills his way of staying out of trouble to Bob Stuhlmiller. Careful Bob, the faculty are good Trouble chasers. He wills his ball playing to anyone who has Trouble hitting the basket. Carl Rogers wills his crew cut to Harold Rhoads his height to Mickey Hadley and his Consumer Education book to anyone who wants to buy peanuts intelligently Geralcine Remmers wills her s riousness to Joan Dickenson and her blond hair to Wayne Blair Ann Sherwood wills her dancing at Spring Hill to Claudia Bull Dance Me Loose However l may still show up occasionally I Margaret Stuhlmiller wills her he ght of five feet nothing to Frank Nonnemacher and also her size 4V2 shoes Frank there ll be a change in you' Bernard Thiemans wills his way with the girls to Duke Koberstine his history book to Lane Dahlin and his F F A to any incoming trosh To the Juniors we will our U S History books and we trust you will be as studious in t-:story class as we were We are sure you will help us make more history To the Sophomores we will our good behavior at all times To th Freshmen we would like to leave our ability to carry on good class meetings W Fope you have fond memories of us To the faculty we would like to leave gust plain leavell CLASS PROPHECY The Story of a Star Mr Wisdom the Senior class advisor was sitting in his chair one evening on the balcony of his mansion As he gazed into the heavens a star seemed to be gradually moving toward him When the little star was close enough it told Mr Wisdom he could have one wish How can you grant such a thing as that 'P asked Mr Wisdom My wish would be to hear more about them This is what the little star related on that event ful summer evening Dale Dahlin is now doing research work in a large eastern Laboratory He is trying to create a synthetic human being Not long ago I gazed down on an opera house in New York City There I saw Marvel Jacobsen singing her favorite songs which she herself has composed Traveling westward through the skies I noted that Geraldine Remmers is now a riproaring guntoting cowgirl lt seems she lust cant rope one of those mean critters for a husband Not far from Geraldines big ranch I found Joyce Gifford Joyce is also very busy raising little dogles But that as not the only ones whom I saw on cattle ranches You can easily guess vx at Douglas Mclfachran is doing He is training horses and riding in rodeos Douglas is president of the Bronc Busters Club 1 i . 1. . . . . S . . . . . ,, ,, , . . . 1 -1 . 1 - 11 A - 11 l 1 . , . l . , K . 1 , . . . . . - 1 I , . S . . . Q . L. . . 1 - .. 11 11 - 1 A 1 - 11 - 11 - 11 , ,. . . . ,, . . . . . , . . , . , . . , . . . i . , . . . ,, . 11- fi . . . . . . . . , - 11 11 CLASS PROPHECY I Conttnued I Ive often wondered what became of Beverly Margaret and Mary unquured Mr Wusdom well went on the luttle star thus us what th y are doung Mary Bergeron us runnung around the streets of Reardon claumung to be the Furst lady of the Land It seems as though thus was all caused from a relapse of the braun from takung care of sux musucal munded chuldren Beverly Davus now has a lovely paur of false teeth guess what smuled the luttle star she s a dental nurse Margaret Stuhlmuller ts readung a story to twenty luttle chuldren what happened? Oh she us a furst grade teacher Bernard Thuemens and Dan Plaster were always unterested un farmung what are they doung? Bernard has developed a new varuety of dust resustance wheat He has revolutuonuzed farmung unto a whute collar uob Danuel us stull agruculturally munded He has developed a new varuety of cucumbers Thus varuety us known as Dans Best However some of the class of 52 have remauned faurly close to the places of theur chudhood For Instance Nellte Howe us lust rollung un money She says that the luttle old pruntung press works mughty good She us edutor of the lnduan Praurue Trubune Deep Creek whuch us now a suberb af Spokane boasts of a gurls school of whuch Dwayne Paul us Superuntendant Carol Heun us head nurse un the mens ward at the Reardon Memorual Hosputal Her past time us IU lutsu Mr Wusdom unterrupted the luttle star to make thus comment Whule fushung at Horse shoe Lake I saw a very strange oblect beneath the surface whuch was rather large and moved slowly It was certaunly not a fush what was ut? That saud the star was a sub marune aurplane whuch can fly un aur or under water The unventor was Carl Rogers The conversatuon contunued Who hut the most home runs un bug league baseball thus season? Why Junuor answered the star Junuor us really on the ball Whule speakung about baseball remunds me of another sport l fund that Bertha Coll us now presudent of the Baton Twurlers School Her graduates are now found un all parts of the world You wull remember your offuce gurl? Janet Cl-nton? Well she us now makung wugs and haur styles sure have changed Ann Sherwood went to Hollywood but the closest she got to Hollywood was fullung Esther Wulluams swummung pool Lyle Plummer has set up a busuness of hus own Its called Plummer s Better Plumbung At Plummers But waut there us one member who has really made good un Hollywood Joyce Delzer us now the second Betty Grable Ethyl Doughty and Barbara Koberstune are now owners of the Pest Haven Mortu ary They claum that all the customers are satusfued customers at least they never complaun Marue Carstens dud achueve her ambutuon or beung an old maud She us content wutn her cats and canarues Anyone who needs a baby Sutter lust call on Marue The luttle star seemed to fade away, darkness closed un and Mr Wusdom was left alone to the sulence of the nught and hus memorues 11 1 11 . . 1 1 - rn 1 1 1 - N- 1 ,, . . . . . . . , , 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1, 1 - 4 - 11 1 - 4 - 4 11 11 , . . . 1 . , . . . . . . ,, . . . . ,, . . . 1 . 1 . . . , . . . . . . ,, . . . . , ' 1 4 - 4 11 11 - - 1 - 1 ' . . ,, . . . 1 1 11 - 11 1 V 11 11 . , . , . . . ,1 ' . 1, . , . , 1 . . , , . 1 1 1 11 1 . ,, . . . . . , . . 1 . . . . 1 TOGETHER FOR TWELVE YEARS Eernard Thiemens, Carol Hein, Margaret Stuhlmiller, Dan Plasfer, Mary Bergeron, and Marie Carstens ' ' 'Q' ' F-if 'HY' ' -Li I . 1 I MW A -I 'VK in-5 'Wh .tk if i WMF iw? SENIOR PLAY The Sensor Class under the dlrectron of Mr Ltzee and Mr VV 3 act comedy lf You Knew Susie on Apnl T7 and T8 THE CAST DalsyJlnlcs1durnb not beauttful maud Suste Slmplans Frances Tasha lan art studentl Trudy Vane Pane ra socuety gurl Aunt Sally la long lost auntt Charlene Cassrdy a model Arty Allen ta voice student Mrs Chase la tolerant landladyl Bob Barrtngton la college boy Bully Wade Inn love wtth Charlene Cutey Waters Ia three letter man Prof Chauncey Clooney the deanl THE PLOT usdom presented ttc Margaret Stuhlmrller Bertha Coll Carol l-lean Janet Clnnton Mary Bergeron Joyce Delzer Marvel Jacobson Joyce Gnfford Doug McEachran Dale Dahlun Bernard Thvemens Daniel Plaster The scene takes place In a receptton room of the exclustve co ed Bedford Colleg When Susle was admutted she sort of stretcnd the truth about her tent show famtly back ground Then snooty Trudy duscovers tt and uses at to make Susie gtve up Bob Susle s 3 friends thereupon rush to the rescue auded by the ftnance of one a not so dumb maud and a campus 3 letter man They provude Susue wrth a brother whos a gurl a france she s never seen and an Aunt Sally who has a way wrth Prof Clooney the Dean , . - t - ff 4 H . f f . l r , . , . 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I , . , 1 - , V Furs row left to rnght Bernadnne Schmntt Mellclna Really Joan Duckenson Betty Brommer Vnrgnnua Thlemens Second row Helen Maduson Charles Anderson Paul Lnllengreen Gene Muller Wayne Blair Shnrley Ensor Thnrd row Mass Cash Joy Halverson Jane Marker Fanchon Tramm Carol Lnghtle Glorna Doughty Amta Thorn on Esther Humphrey Fourth row Delbert Kobersttne Harald Thompson Harold Rhoads Frank Nonnemaker Claur Jones Daryl Rogers Henry Thompson Bobby Stuhlmnller JUNIOR CLASS On September 5 1949 twenty fave freshmen presented themselves to the Reardon -lngh School As we needed Ieadershup the turst actnvsty was to elect the class offucers The followlng were elected President Paul Llllengreen Vlce Presrdent Jay Halverson Secretory Vlrglnua Thnemens Treasurer Betty Brommer Council Representative Carol Lughtle Class Advisor Mr McKay We were anntuoted by the sensors on the eventng of September 23 We enloyed our selves even tho we were put through many embarassmg stunts We returned the party on the evenung at April l Durung the year Vurglnna Forthhotter and Jane Marker left us A Latvuan gurl was one of our group for a few weeks Then as sophomores we started the new school year wuth an almost new member Jane Marker Bobby Franklin moved to Oregon and Ruth Conner left us sn December Many ofthe boys participated In athlettcs Carol Ltghtle was chosen as a yell leader and Harold Rhoads dnd good work on the F F A ludgtng team r I Z I I . 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A ff H 1 I V . 1 On March 23 we gave our sophomore party lt was an old time party and every student had hrs share of fun Class offtcers that year were President Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Counctl Representatlve Class Advnsor Clatr Jones Paul Ltllengreen Antta Thornton Bernadtne Schmttt Bobby Stuhlmtller Mr McKay We chose as our class colors Red and Gray Red Rose as our class flower and Cltmb the Ladder to Success as our motto As Iunlors we started out wtth 3 new members namely Harold and Henry Thomp son from Lewls and Clark Spokane and Delbert Kobersttne a transfer from Spokane Juntor Academy Thus brought our enrollment to 26 Class officers for thus year are Prestdent Wayne Blatr Vuce Prestdent Paul Ltllengreen Treasurer Fanchon Tramm Secretary Bobby Stuhlmlller Councll Representattve Clatr Jones Class Advisor Mass Bernadnne Cash Our fnrst great actuvnty of the year was the class play entttled Seventeen ts play was dtrected by Mr Robert Ross now of Rtchland The play was a huge success Thus year we were well represented an football basketball and baseball The Isle of Golden Dreams was the theme of our Juntor Sentor banquet and prom held on April 25 As you entered the gymnastum you were lmmedtately transported tw that Pactflc Isle Hawau as palm trees and an ocean scene under blue skies gre te.l your e e The banquet tables centered with stlver and gold guttars and luke mrntature nutcups was laden wuth food typucal of the Island Each guest was provided with lens and the tradlttonal memory booklet Musncal numbers tnterspersed the toasts prophecy and wall The program was cl: maxed by Mlss Raymers talk Servers were atttred tn natlve costume At the prom the dancers recetved lets and danced to the mustc of Roy Halltday s Paul Llllengreen was chaurman of the enttre event JUNIOR PLAY The play Seventeen by Bootn Tarktngton was presented on November 49 and 30 under the dtrectlon of Mr Robert Ross THE PLOT S ly Bull fell In love wtth Lolo the Baby Talk Lacy a lttle fl t T w o l tn manner worthy of htmself he stole rss fat er s evenlng clothes When hrs wooung becam a nunsance to the neughborhood hrs mother stole the clott es back and had ttem alter to ftt the rnlddle aged form of her husband thereby keeping Wtlltam at lome tn the evemng But when ut came to tl e Baby Talk Lady s goodbye dance not to be pres nt was unendurable How Wtllnam Sylvanus agaun got the dress sut anl tow cs le v s weartng It at the party the Negro servant Genests dtsclosed the fcc t ct t proud gar ment was an reality has father s are some of the elements In hts comeoy of ycuth THE CAST W Sylvanus Baxter Paul Ltllengreen Mr Baxter Joe Bullttt Genests Johnnte Watson George Crooper Mr Parcher Clatr Jones Bob Stuhlmnller Frank Nonnemaker Henry Thompson Harold Rhoads Charles Anderson Wallue Banks Jane Baxter Lo o Pratt May Parcher Ethel Bake Mary Brooks Mrs Baxter Harold Thompson Vtrglnta Thtemens Carol Ltghtle Shtrley Ensor Jane Marker Joy Halverson Antta Thornton , . , , , , ' ' ' T777 T V I ' ll ll. 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N N A 59 , NYM 5 mf ,, fx X? x1,Qx: X x-2 mxk 9 5 M , 01' Back row left to right Tom Rogers Paul Cars ens Don Kelso Bruce Tramm Bob Headington Ervin Chris vensen Gerald Brommer Eddy Piper Norman Fiess and John Schultz Middle row Jo Ann Tierney Janet McDowell Sandra Tibett Ann Whipple Pat Knnservick Claudia Bull Patsy Heslin Shirley Madison Claudine Rhoads and Margaret Hanning First row Elsie Rhoads George Carstens Ronnie Walthers and Joan Meyer SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On the morning of September 5 l95O twenty five freshmen entered the hallowed lnalls of Reardan High School The following coming from other districts were John English Bob Headington Shirley Madison Patsy Heslin Ervin and Betty Christensen Elsie and Claudine Rhoads and Marlorie Fields Mary Ellen Edwards soon loaned the class but later dropped out John English transferred in February to Central Valley High School President Joan Meyers Treasurer Claudia Bull Vice President Janet McDowell Student Rep John Schultz Secretary Jo Ann Tierney Class Adv Mr Gerald Weitz On September 25 the seniors initiated us but we had fun lust the same In the spring we gave the seniors a return party Nearly all the Freshman boys participated in some form of athletics Claudia Bull and Betty Christensen were malorettes On the morning of September 4 l95l we entered Reardon High School as Soph omores Two of our members namely Betty Christensen and Mariorie Fields did not en roll Soon after school opened Pat Kinservick enrolled as a member of our class Class officers for this year are President Bob Headington Treasurer Margaret Hanning Vice President Elsie Rhoads Student Rep Norman Fiess Secretary ,, Donald Kelso Class Adv. Y Mr. Ross lst sem, Mr, Lizee 2nd Sem. As in tl.e previous year the boys of the Sophomore class entered into the various ports, George Carstens Bruce Tramm Ronnie Walthers and Tom Rogers were on the F.F.A. iudging team, The Sophomore class party entertaining the rest of the High School was held on the evening of March 7, The evening was spent in square dancing, lvlr. Virgi Rux was the dance caller. Back row left to right Don Bauer Richard Headington Paul Johnson Jack lavender Clifford Carstens Leroy Remmers John Stark Gerald Franson Lyle Davs Pete Bisson Lane Dahlln Mickey Hadl y Middle row Jim Clayton Winnie Lou Puls Dorothy Backer Linda Schultz Pat Hanning Joanne Weyen Carol Lynch Joyce Heldstab Danna Paul Marian Pryor Joy Rutter Lorraine Edgerton Mr Strauss First row Ed Godwin Carol Halverson Lola Hoffman Marian lNencllandt Marianne Remmers Hazel VViclcline Heidi Schmitt Norman Clouse and Ed Brommer FRESHMAN CLASS On September fourth thirty three bashful and scared Freshmen walked through the open doors of Reardon High School We were initiated by the Seniors on September 21 lt was an all day initiation Each freshman came to school dressed in a costume which would carry out a theme of some song At noon we were paroled down main street in costume ln the evening we were truly initiated by the Seniors in the grade school auditorium A prize was awarded Donna Paul for wearing the best girls costume and a prize to Richard Headington for the best boys costume The following officers were elected for the year President Marian Wendlandt Vice President Joyce Heldstab Secretary Carol Halverson Treasurer Jack Lavender Reporter Jim Clayton Council Representative , ,,,c Jack Lavender Class Advisor ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,, Mr. STVGUSS Class colors , , ,,,,, ,, Y, H , , Blue and Gold Class flower L so so Carnation The freshman party was held on the evening of April 4. The evening was spent in square dancing Virgil Rux of Reardon was the caller, A good crowd of students at- tended and everyone had a good time, Punch and cookies were served as refreshments. ,,, NIJ pqtxi Back row left to right Mr McKay Jack Lavender Norman Fiess Dan Plaster Dwcyne Paul Clair Jones Dale Dch in Charles Anoerson Front row Carol l-'ein Janet Clin on ani Marie Carstens STUDENT COUNCIL On October 22 Mr McKay Dale Dahlin Marie Carstens Carol Hein and Janet Clinton went to Odessa to attend the Bi County Student Leaders Conference The topic Reardan discussed was Initiation Other topics discussed were as follows Wilbur Driving education Odessa Problem of painting Harrington Youth programs at noon 81 night Lind Discontinuing baseball and limitation of games Almira Boys taking girs subiects and vice versa, Ritzville fl-lalloween vandalism, SQVCIQUO-AlJD6XCUS3Cl absences, EdwalleNon-participation in outside activities as the Junior Livestock Show, and Daven- portfDebate teams, Reardon offered to be host to the Spring Student Leaders Conference but since only two replies were received from schools as to what topics they wished to have discussofi the meeting was cancelled. The duties of the Student Council are as follows: Make recommendations for the student body to vote on. Give classes and organizations permission to have parties. Student Council officers for l95l-52 are: President Dale Dahlin Vice President Daniel Plaster Secretary , Janet Clinton Treasurer Carol l-lein Advisor Mr. McKay UH' NU! wafwtlzi Back row Carol Lynch JoAnn Tierney Patsy Heslln Wunnle Lou Puls Glorua Doughty Dorothy Backer Es her Humphrey Jane Murker Margaret Hannung Lunda Schultz Fanchon Tramm Carol Lughtle Mary Bergeron Joyce Gilford Ann Sherwood and Carol Hem Thlrd row Muss Cash Nellue Howe Barbara rioberstune Elsle Rhoads Marlanne Remmers Helen Madlson Joy Halverson Janet Clanton Joanne Weyen Marvel Jacobson Geraldine Remrvers Marian Wendlandt Shnrley Ensor Claudia Bull Marian Pryor and Mass Raymer Second row Held: Schmitt Hazel Wlcklnne Carol Halverson Lola Hoffman Ethel Doughty Betty Brommer Janet McDovvell Melcnna Rellly Bernadlne Schmntt Bertha Coll Joyce Heldstab Donna Paul Ann Whlpple and Joy Rutter Front row Vnrgunua Thuernens Joan Dlckensen Shurley Madnson Marne Cars ens Beverly Davns Margaret Stuhlmuller Joyce Delzer Joan Meyer Sandra Tnbbett and Claudine Rhoads GIRLS' LEAGUE REPORT The Glrls League IS a servace organuzatuon wuth all the gurls of Reardon Hugh School as members The ottucers for l95l l952 are President Joyce Delzer Vuce Presudent Joan Meyer Secretary Margaret Stuhlmuller Treasurer Beverly Davls Advisors Muss Raymer and Miss Cash The membershup as duvuded Into three commuttees each of whlch has speclal lobs to do The commuttee chaurmen are General Commuttee Ethel Doughty Assnstant Ann Sherwood Entertalnment Committee Bertha Coll Assustant Betty Brommer Personal Etfnclency Commuttee Bernadune Schmutt A55l5tQnt ElSIe Rhodes ik, F, 5 ' ra. .' 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A . st, , ,. 3 .. , - , , , r , 1 1 The duties of the General Committee are beung ushers at programs handling ticket sales at football games and other games and doing typing for teachers The Personal Effucuency Committee takes care of the suckroom and tre two cloak rooms For doing these uobs the gurls get a certain number of points wuuuch add up to the number needed for a pun The points needed for each award are 30 points First year pun 60 points Second year pun 90 points Third year pun T20 points Fourth year pun The freshman unutuatuon and welcome was held September T9 un the Grade School Gymnasium The freshman gurls held lighted candles and repeated the Girls Creed The gurls had to prove themselves worthy before they could have a socual actuvuty Theur first prouect was to gather clothes for a family of Indian Praurue whose home and other property were lost by fure After Thanksgiving they started getting Christmas presents for the chuldren of Lake wrappung and stickers They took the gifts unto the Spokesman Review Office to be sent to Lakeland Vullage Thus prouect gav the gurls a real Christmas spurut The Girls League was responsible also for the Tuberculosis and the Red Cross Drives The two representatives to the Luu coln County Tuberculosis League meeting at Davenport on April 7 were Anita Thornton and Bernodune Schmitt Tthey also dud many things un the carnuval The gurls helped decorate the booths The nught of the carnuval they were un charge of the fush pond beauty parlor dart game ping pong bounce the telegraph booth the lunch room and the Queen contest The Girls League brought a punch bowl and 8 dozen cups for school parties Theur furst socual actuvuty was a Mothers Tea on April To Miss Barbara Elliott of Spokane presented a revuew of the play The Ladys Not For Burning On May 2T the gurls had a pucnuc un Tramm s pasture The Girls League of T952 was very successful land Village Each girl brought one toy, either made or bought, wrapped in Christmas Furs row left to rlght George Carstens Bobby Stuhlmtller Bernard Thnemans Dannel Plaster Doug Mc Eachrcn Dale Dahlln Second row Gerald Franson Ed Godwln Norman Clause Daryl Rogers Ervnn Chrls ensen Delbert Koberstune Tommy Rogers Paul Carstens Eddy Brommer Thnrd row Johnny Schultz Ronny Walters Lane Dahlln Jack Lavender Paul Johnson Clifford Carstens Harold Thompson Henry Thompson Lyle Davls Ruchard Headmgton ladvlsor Mr Johnson Fourth row Eddae Piper Carl Rogers John Stark Bruce Tramm Gerald Brommer Leroy Rernmers Harold Rhoads Pete Busson The followlng ottucers were elected tor the year l95l 52 Presudent Dan Plaster Vice President Dale Dahlxn Secretary Bernard Thlemens Treasurer Douglas IvlcEachran Sergeant at arms Carl Rogers Student Councll Rep Dwayne Paul Reporter Bob Stuhlmtller The livestock ludglng team consisted ot Bruce Tramm Ronald Walthers and George Carstens placed second tn the ltvestoclc Iudgung contest held at the Lxncoln County Faur on September 5 Bruce Trarnm placed third un unduvudual Iudgung Several members ot the chapter had entrues ot llvestoclc and vegetables at the Farr On September l4 the same ludgung team wuth Tom Rogers as alternate went to Colvulle to ludge livestock at the Northeastern Washnngton Farr The team placed futth The chapter tnntuatuon took place on September 25 Twelve greenhands were mltnated The llvestock ludgtng team conslstlng ot Tom Rogers George Carstens Ronald Walthers and Bruce Tramrn lett Reardan on twe mornung of October 4 for Portland Mr Johnson the advlsor accompanled them on the trtp The trtp to Portland was ma e by traveling on the Washington srde ot the Columbia while the return trap was made on the Oregon stde The boys Iudged at the Pactflc International Llvestock Show Tl e team ludged on class ot beet cattle one class of sheep and two class 5 ot hogs Reardon tunlshed 24 out of 68 teams competung The team placed fourth tn the sheep IU gang contest No unc: vidual awards were won by the team The soctal event ot the year was held on the eventng ot November QT Tl e F F A held their fourth Annual Harvest Ball wlth Ralph Dorn as caller Everyone enloye ro treshments of crder popcorn and apples The plant Iudglng team conststtng ot John Schultz Gerald Brommer and Paul Car stons went to Central Valley tor a crop ludglng contest IPlant udentxtlcatlonl Our team won the fourth place cup There were eleven teams competung State Duroc Breeders sale at Pullman The gxlt was used to start a rotattng swtne protect for the chapter Late In November the chapter held an rron scrap druve whuch netted S75 All ot the scrap was donated by the people of our community The scrap was collected and sold tn Spokane Mr Jack Flemmlng a member ot the Veterans Agrtculture course and a former Reardan F F A member donated a book Sheep Husbandry to our chapter Bob Stuhlmuller was our delegate to the state F F A conventlon whtch was held at Pullman Aprul 2 5 The Junlor Livestock Show was held on May 5 6 7 The F F A boys taking one steer were Ed Brommer Leroy Remrners and Doug McEachran Those taklng two steers were Bob Stuhlmuller Gerald Brommer and John Schultz The ludgtng team also at tended on Tuesday the oth On May 23 the biggest event ot the year was held lt was a Barbecue held at Natatoruum Park an Spokane Jack Morrison Washtngton Water Power Farm Develop ment Agent was ID charge ot the barbecutng l-le ts the man who always barbecues the beet for the Junlor Livestock Show Barbecue The Invited guests are Oscar Loreen and E M Webb Asslstant State Supervtsors ot Vacatton Agrtculture Educatton from Wash tngton State College Bert L Brown State Supervisor of Olympia the faculty school board members ot the F F A and thelr parents , I ' , 4 . . . F, . . ,.f . . 4 , During the latter part of October the Chapter purchased a Duroc Jersey Gilt at the f ,fw- w 121 M' x if J, '-4 4 , . I Sf' I , i,w.h: I 'ffm -., . . x I 5' f 2 . .Q 0 F, in I few 41 7. ' ,,M:..f , , .91 1.51 V- 3 ' 7 ,S A L13 rg gf-. V, lg-. A nf- Z ' 'Sa :yt 1. :- I ,-, lr' ,Q I .5835 ' ,. 1. 9 Q ,. Front row le't to rlght Betty Brommer Melctna Really Held: Schmutt Vlrgmxo Thtemens Se end row Carol Halverson Joyce Delzer Patsy Heslln Jane Cllnton Carol Hem Joanne Weyen Martanne Remrrers Mor goret Stuhlmlller Thnrd row Nellte Howe Wunne Lou Fu s Carol Lynch Dorothy Backer Bertha Cont Mary Eergeron Ann Sherwood Joy Halverson Marvel Jucobson Shtrley Ensor Mr Wood Back row Ann Whlpple Sandra Tlbbett Claudta Bull Shirley Madison Marlon Pryor Beverly Davis and Geraldlne Pemmers GIRLS GLEE CLUB Thxs year t. e Rearoon Glrls Glee Club IS composed of 29 members Dunng the year the Glee Club partuctpated In the Fall Cortccrt on N vember lo by slnglng the tollownng songs Blue Skues and Beyond tne Blue Hartz A Wnnter Concert was gtven March I4 at whach the Glee Club sang Dear L xnd ol Home and lts a Grand Night For Slngung Aprul l9 the Glee Club went to Almlra for the annual Mustc Festaval Vf so tg Nocturne and lts a Grand Night For Stnglng We recetved an excellent cn ootw songs the last performance gtven by the Glee Club thus year was at tte Boccalaureat Qcrvtces whlcn were held on June l S5 CD 1 ni -v- 4 E r L. x 414 1 ,- f .av :Of ofxa EE: 2 'J if :lf O52 5:5 093: 1712 ?25 id? ,Eh ::x 505 52? 1-D gm: Q o Eff E51 tg vm-C 555 CL L -.122 QEEV 2255 C7u..I,-Ni if Z Sig? 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Q-541' 525A Z-:QE 4?:7f 54772-1 1..-5.1, -22,25 1123i 5525i 15-4 ifiia BAND At the beginning of the year the band organized and elected the following officers: President Paul Lillengreen Vice President Janet Clinton Secretary Janet McDowell Bass Representative Carol Hem Librarian Mary Bergeron Publicity Manager Frank Nonnemacher Trumpet Representative Harold Thompson Reed Representative Henry Thompson Property Manager Norman Fiess The parents of students who have chilcren in music held a potluck dinner to organize a Music Boosters Club on February T4 at which time they elected officers as follows President Mr Albert Bergeron Vice President Mrs Charles Fless Secretary Treasurer Mr James Denholm The purpose of the group is to make plans for raising money for new band uniforms Their first plan was a cake walk which netted about STOO Saturday April lf? the Reardan High School band and chorus and the grade school chorus participated in the Bu County Band and Choral Festival Otl'er participating schools were Sprague Odessa Lind Almira Ritzville Creston Davenport and Rearclan Our ratings were Band Excellent H S Glee Club Excellent G S Chorus Superior FALL MUSIC FESTIVAL November I6 T951 Among the numbers which high school students participated were Beyond the Blue Horizon Senior Chorus Accomp by Carol Hein Too Young Senior Chorus Soo by Carol Hein Accompanied by Mary Bergeron Blue Skies Senior Chorus Accomp by Carol Hein Vocal Solo lf I Loved You Marvel Jacobson Accomp by Joan Meyer Vocal Solo Bless This House Joyce Delzer Accomp by Janet McDowell Vocal Solo West of the Great Divide Ann Sherwood Accomp by Janet McDowell A and Composer National Emblem Badgley Magnus Overture Messang Under the Double Eagle Wagner 12th Street Rag Bowmen Johnson Rag Hall 8. Kleinkauf My Dear Senior Trio Accomp by Mary Bergeron Jan Garber 7 Semper Fidelus Sousa Bl COUNTY MUSIC MEET The Lincoln Adams Bi County solo and small ensemble music festival was held Thursday March T3 beginning at 9 a m The music meet is sponsored by tne Bi County Activities Association of the high schools The piano contest was held at the Presbyterian Churct tne vocals at the Lutnor tn Church and the Instrumentals at the school auditorium Robert Barnes of Eastern Washington College of Education was the piano ludge Wendel Exline band director of the college the brass instruments William Rowles heaJ of the music department at EWCE the vocal numbers William Thomas head of the music department at John Rogers High School Spokane the woodwinds and orchestra The Music Boosters Club served lunch to the group at the Lutheran Church .l . . . . , . 1 - 1 1 - 1 ' '1 1 1 ' . t 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 11B . . . . i . 1 1 'A . . 1 I 1 F I, L 1 ' f . . . . 1- fl , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Reardan students participating were: Joan Meyer-Clarinet Mary BergeronfPiano Carol Hein-Piano Norman Ftessebass John Stark 'Trumpet Joyce Delzer, Joanne VVeyenfVocal Carol l'-leln-Vocal , Joyce Delzer-Vocal Joanne VVeyen-Vocal Girls Triple TriofVocal Marvel Jacobsen Vocal Harold Thompson Trumpet artet EASTERN WASHINGTON MUSIC FESTIVAL Supenor Supenor Supenor ExceHent ExceHent Good Good Good Good Good ExceHent Good Supenor March 8 several members of the Reardon student body partrclpated rn tne Eastern Washnngton Musrc Festival vvhtch was held at the West Valley l-lugh Scnool Parttcnpatnng n embers tne lnstrument they played and their rattng are as follows l-llgh Norman Ftess Bass Carol l-lean Plano Mary Bergeron Plano Joan Meyer Plano Clarinet John Stark Trumpet Clar1netTrto WTNTER CONCERT hAOVCh T4 T952 School students partncupated IU the follovvlng numbers Supenor ExceHent ExceHent Supenor Supenor Supenor Dear Land of Home Slbeluus s cm Grand Ntght for Sln HT Roger 8. l-lamnersteun Senior Chorus T rts A lrnsh Lula y Olnlara Triple Trro Nocturne Carol Heln Accomp by Mary Bergeron Vocal Solo Romanza Joan Meyer Accomp by Phyllts Meyer Clartnet Solo Calm as the Nrght Joanne VVeyen Accomp by Mary Bergeron Vocal Solo Stars of tlnc Velvety Sky John Stark Accomp by Joan Mey r Trumpet Solo By tl e Bend of the Ruver Joyce Delzer Accomp by Mary Bergeron Vocal Solo Cl' Trio ' , . . . . . , . . , 1 . 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BW? nhl? it -WZ' in 5 aw aszsvm ww. mm Qs ' X WW num new 'l wus vm 4 1, Carol Hem Janet Clnnton Carol Lnghtle CAROL HEIN A Sensor who has served her school as yell leader for one year Carol attended the Reardon schools for twelve years Her services to the school will be long remembered She has a tune personality for stumulatlng school splrlt and enthuslasm at games JANET CLINTON Another Sensor who has served her school as a yell leader for three consecutlve years Her perslstant efforts and abulnty to lead the student body ID yells was unsurpassed Janet put much work and ettort IU traunmg students and an the develop ment of new yells CAROL LIOHTLE Carol has served her school as yell leader for two years Carol was a Junlor thus year Her enthuslasm over sports and her Interest nn the development of proper school spurut has made her worthy of bemng a yell leader We appreciate the labors of our yell leaders We realtze It has not been an easy gob Congratulataons to you lor the tune lob you dld here at Reardon Hugh School thus past school year ATHLETICS Furst row left to rught Ed Brommer Junuor Anyon Norman Clouse Jum Clayton Second row Doug Mc Eachran Charles Anderson Bobby Stuhlmuller Wayne Blour Tom Rogers Thurd row Mr Johnson Paul Lullengreen Daryl Rogers Danuel Plaster Don ld Kelso Dwayne Paul Johnny Schultz Mr Steee Fourth row Bruce Tramm Ed Puper Frank Nonnemaker Gerald Brommer Carl Rogers Claur Jones Norman Fuess and Ervun Chrustensen LETTERMEN S CLUB The obuectuve of the Lettermens Club us very well expressed un the preamble to theur Constututuon We the lettermen of Reardon Hugh School un order to further oth letucs brung honor to our school and to taculutate our guest of leadershup only namely football basketball baseball and track Managers of the varuous sports are entutled to managers letters The club sponsors several prouects durung the year The club us responsuble tor the selectuon of the most valuable senuor athlete and to see that hus nome us placed upon the Dr Reunkung trophy At least once a year the club undertakes some prouect whuch wull rouse money to be used un the furtherance ot athletucs at Reardon Hugh School The prouect thus year was partacupatuon un the Hugh School Carnuval The club was responsuble tor the tollowung booths bungo lush pond cat game bottle game penny toss roulette wheel dart game and swung ball From the proceeds the boys were able to purchase new tootball basket ball and baseball equupment The lettermen organuzed ata meetung held October l5 The tollowung offucers were elected Presudent Dwayne Paul Vuce Presudent Erfun Chrustensen Secretary Paul Lullengreen Treasurer Claur Jones Student Councul Rep Charles Anderson Mr Johnson and Mr Steele were the advusors tor the group I , , A L , . , u I , I . . . ,, , . , . .. . ,, Boys belonging to the Lettermen's Club are boys who have won letters in major sports . . 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If , I I , I , I , , fold Ho vender Lo ck Jo Fronson od ef G FS Roge Cor r es Anderson hc C o 4 Thon ason H DATE September September October October October October November 2 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Almura at Reardon Reardon at Harrungton Otus Orchards at Reardon Reardon at Rosalua Reardon at Sprungdale Reardon at Almura Reardon at Tekoa THEY T2 The thurty one members makung up the Reardon football roster consusted of eleven freshmen seven sophomores eught uunuors and fuve senuors The bulk of the team were tnexperuenced freshmen and sophomores Last years graduatuon had taken uts toll of experuenced players However the team showed up well un theur games and were able to wun about as many games as they lost to opponents There were only two home games thus year The furst game was played wuth Almura Both teams played good ball and were evenly matched as to suze strength and abuluty as the score unducated After four hard played quarters un whuch neuther team could score the game ended O O Thus was the furst tume that Reardon and Otus Orchards had ever met un a football game The aerual power of Otus Orchards proved too strong for the lnduans and the Otus Orchards team was able to run up a large score due to theur superuor passung abuluty The game was a good clean game and no regrets over losung were expressed The boys uourneyed to Harrungton for theur next game The game wuth Sprungdale was scheduled to be played at Reardon but due to the fact that Sprungdale desured a Homecomung game at Sprungdale the place of play was cnanged Thus was the closest game of the season The two teams were evenly matched and each team scored three tumes Sprungdale made two out of three trues for extra pount and Reardon three out of three trues thus wunnung the game by a score of 20 I9 Almura was the only team whuch Reardan played twuce Agaun the Reardon lnduans won thus tume by a score of 26 l2 Our next game was wuth Rosalua un the evenung Thus gave the team an oppor tunuty to play under the lughts whuch was a new experuence for many of the players The last game of the season was wuth Tekaa at Tekoa Thus was also the furst tume Reardon had ever scheduled an athletuc contest wuth Tekoa Reardon players who ended theur football playung careers are Dwayne Paul Carl Rogers Danuel Plaster Dale Dahlun and Douglas McEaChran WE 2l ' O O 28 ' T2 31 5 ' 6 55 I2 ' T2 31 l9 ' 20 I9 26 ' 26 I2 20 The next week the Indians were defeated by a strong squad from Otis Orchards. 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T951-52 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Home Conference Games 'Conference Games Away DECEMBER I Chewelah 4 Rosalia Almira II Chewelah I4 Davenport, 20 Edwall JANUARY SCX7 V TT 4, Wilbur 8 Cheney I8 Almira Davenport 25 29 Hunters FEBRUARY Edwall North Central Wulbur Sprlngdale Creston Here Here Here There There There Here There There Here Here Here Here There Here Here Reardan Opp 35 30 45 58 38 64 5I 50 36 82 40 45 23 32 41 63 34 55 4I 64 47 34 REARDAN LIONS CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Here Reardan 45 Edwall Reardan 45 Sprungdale 48 LIONS ODESSA TOURNAMENT There Feb 29 Reardan 36 Creston arch I eardan 3I atzvulle BASKETBALL Reardan vs Chewelah Thus game was played at Reardan on December I Thts beung The flrst game of The season both Teams were a lnttle awkward un Theur playung The two Teams were evenly matched as far as playmg maternal was concerned Chewelahs Team was composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores of whuch The same could o sand of tne Reardan team All members of the first squad saw actlon In thus game as Coach Johnson was Tryung The players out IU varuous comblnatuons Tre R ardan lndlans dusplayed a good b and of ball and emerged the wunner by a score of 30 35 Reardan vs Rosalna Tre Reardan team come up agalns a veteran earn when they played Rosalla here on tlne evenang of December 4 The garne was a flne one wlth both Teams showung an excellent splrlt of sportsmansnup Both eams were able to do a Totr 'ob of scormg but the Rosaluans put The ball tlrrough the hoop a few more ttmes than Tne lndrans Con secuently Reardan dropped Thus one by a score of 58 5 Thr game was a declded Improvement over the prevuous one as Coach Jolnnson was able To T on out a few of the r ugt ots Reardan vs Almura Thrs was tne furst League Game of the season c lso tn ftrst rome game whach was lneld December 7 The game was Nell played Boh t ams wer ustng n w maternal as botn Almura and Reardan had lost several ft st strung m n du to groduatlon Almtra was The flrst to score and Reardan was neve ao e to of rcone tne I ad w rch A m a maantauned throughout th game Jtm Clayot rr Worn Cro se botn freshmen dnsplayed a good brand of pall The entrre ou cl pl yep aooc hard bct clean bas ketball throughout the entlre game althougr they 'os 6 38 M I , 5I 52 5 47 44 8 ' H , ,, 52 64 I2 ' Y , 66 46 M I8, , 68 49 - 40 . 35 M R R' ' 35 o E sp . , , T - ', ,tl e IT el e I ' ' I r 'f ww Q e 5' I I lr ' ' e , ' t r ct d T- ian ' u , I . , Chewelah vs Reardon December ll Reardon went to Cheweloh to play theur second non conference game wuth them Thus was a good game whuch was shown by the close score whuch was 50 5l un Reardons favor Thus was Reordons fourth game of the season un whuch the lnduans showed up very well Davenport vs Reardon Fruday nught December l4 Reardon met Davenport on Davenports floor Thus was our second league game whuch we lost by a score of 82 36 The scorung was started by Reardon but soon fell behund and stayed that way throughout the rest of the game It was an excutung game up to the end when Davenport went on a scorung spree We trued several new plays un thus game but evudently hadnt mastered them enough to wun the game Edwall vs Rea rdan In our second conference game away from home we played Edwall on December 20 The half tume score was lo 5 un favor of Reardon We lost the lead and from then on the lnduans couldnt keep up wuth the scorung Broncos consequently the Reardon lnduans fell back wuth another defeat wuth a score of 45 40 Chrustmas Basketball Tournament Durung the Chrustmas holudays December 28 and 29 the Luons Club agoun spon sored a four team tournament The four teams partucupatung were Sprungdale Edwall Spurut Lake ldaho and Reardon Wunnung of trophues went as follows Spurut Lake won furst Sprungdale won second place and Reardon took thurd place Reardon vs Wulbur After the Chrustmas vacatuon Reardon contunued the basketball season by playung a conference game wuth Wtlbur on January 4 The game showed the lnduans were a luttle rusty from vacatuon but are steaduly umprovung Although the Reardon lnduans lost by a score of 32 23 we stull have confudence un our boys who have been playung good Almura vs Reardon The Reardon lnduans went to Almura to meet the Trolans un the second conference game wuth them on January l8 Reardon was munus two of theur players because of druftung snow but managed to do the best they could The funal score of the game was 34 55 Reardon vs Davenport January 25th we met the Davenport Gortllas on our home floor un our second con ference game wuth them Reardon took a quuck 3 O lead but Davenport soon took over the lead and kept ut throughout the game Reardon s lnduans dud a good uob of con trollung the backboard play through much of the game but were unable to match the Gorullas un speed and shootung abuluty The funal score funushung o fast game was 64 4l Reardon vs Columbua Hugh On January 29 Reardon met Columbua Hugh School on our home floor un a non conference game The B squad played a good game and won 2l l8 The A squad won handuly wuth a score of 47 34 Reardon led the scorung throughout the game and Bruce Tramm was hugh pount man wutn l7 pounts and Gerald Brommer was second wuth l3 pounts Rea rdan vs Edwall On February l Reardon was host to the Edwall Broncos un a conference game Claur Jones started the scorung wuth a basket un the few furst seconds of the game From then on untul the half tume Reardon led the scorung Score at half tume was 22 25 un favor of Edwall At the end of the game the score was tued 49 49 and a three munut overtume was played un whuch Edwall won 5l 52 Reardon vs North Central On February 5 the Reardon lnduans met the North Central lnduans B squad on our floor The game was nup and tuck all the way from start to funush but Reardans heught and sharpshootung won the game for us 47 44 The Reardon B squad met the grade school and lost un the last munute by a score of l9 20 . 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G I . 1 1 l I Wilbur vs Reardon February 8 tne Reardon Indtons traveled to Wtlbur for their second conference game wtth them The lndlons started the scorsng but soon the Redsktns raced ahead Reardon mode them ftght for the game though wtth o ftnal score of 52 64 Reardon vs Sprungdale February T2 Reardon was host to Sprmgdole In a non conference game Although Sprtngdale started the scortng Reardon soon caught up and went unto the lead which they held throughout the game wttn the exceptton of twice when the score was tted The ftnol score was 46 66m favor of the Reardon Indians Reardon vs Creston Reardon was host to Creston on February T5 m the last game of the season for both teams Creston started the scortng but soon fell behind and stayed that way most f the time Reardon dtcl a good 'ob of controllung the bockboard and therefore wtth o couple of fast breaks won by a score of 68 49 Odessa Tournament Frtday mght February 29 the Reardon lndtans traxeled to Odessa to partlclpote tn the tnvttattonol Ooessa Lions Club Tournament which was held February 28 29 ond March l Reardon drew o bye the ftrst ntght Thetr ftrst game was wlth Creston The boys played a fast clean game wtth the absence of two players Claur Jones and Gerald Brommer The game was excttlngly close wlth the score ot the half ttme standtng at 21 QO tn Reardon s favor The boys went on to wan a close victory of 36 35 Saturday mght we agatn ventured to Odessa to play for ftrst place honors We played agamst Rttzvtlle The game was very close all the way through but Rntzvllle beat us by a narrow morgtn of 35 3l Thus gave Reardon second place of whtch we were very proud After the game we were awarded the second place plocoue and the boys were gtven sulver bosketbolls Two all star teams were chosen tn whlch Raul Ltllengreen placed on the ftrst fave and Frank Nonnemaker and Bruce Tramm placed on the second flve All In all It was very good experience for the boys Summary of Players The success of o team depends upon the coach We feel our coach Mr Johnson Fas done a fme and commendable lab thus year Many of the boys started the season wtth ltttl or not any experience From these boys he has developed and trotned a team whuch has showed marked Improvement durtng the season In teamwork smoothness of ploy and an accuracy of shootmg DWAYNE PAUL Dwayne was the only sensor on the ftrst squad thus year Dwayne played basketball for four years BRUCE TRAMM A sophomore who has plenty of abtltty Hts hetght and abtluty sl culd make htm outstondmg for next yea: FRANK NONNEMACHFR A tumor and a boy who possesses plenty of hetght Frank excelled tn backboard work thts year GERALD BROMMER Another sophomore wtth plenty of hetght Gerald also helps to control the backboard CLAIR JONEQ A luntot and a ftne guard on the team Clatr has played on the ftr t teon for three years JIMMY CLAYTON A freshman who shows plenty of promtse of betng o very copaole player A ltttle short an hetght but plenty of speed NORMAN CLOUSE A freshman wuth plenty of speed and o very good shot espectally at a dnstance Norman wall worry opponents aplenty ERWN CHRIQTENSEN A sophomore who shows plenty of promise Thus was Ervm s ftrst year For o beginner Ervm has done excepttoholly well JOHN SCHUITZ Another sophomore who has shown has abthty m hutttng the basket PAUL LILLENORFFN A tumor who mode the ftrst squad thts year Paul ts o hard player fvhtch resulted tn many bask ts for Reardon Last but not least there has to be o manager of the team Donald Kelso fulftlled has duttes very effecttvely 1 . . , 1 1 ' . ,t . . . 1 - 1 O A 4 1 1 1 , . . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 . . , . . . 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A . . , . . t ' ' Q L. . 6 , 4 I x I95I 52 Second Team Basketball Schedule Home Games DECEMBER Chewelah Rosalua Almlra Chewelah Davenport Edwall JANUARY Wllbur Cheney Almura Davenport Hunters FEBRUARY Edwall Wilbur Sprlngdale Second Team Here Here Here There There There Here There There Here Here Here There Here Rearclan Opp The second team was coached by Mr Steele Thus team quste large In numbers usually are the ones who are lust starting out Many of these boys know very little about basketball when the season starts They need guidance and traunlng Words of com mendattons go to the coach Mr Steele for the tralnlng glven these boys RICHARD HEADINGTON A freshman who really enloys basketball Robert ts very enthuslastlc over all sports TOM ROGERS A sophomore wto as plenty qulck on the floor but not too bug un SIZE MICKEY HADLEY A freshman who enloys basketball shows plenty of speed and IS a good guard BOB STUHLMILLER A lunuor who has played on the team for three years Bob placed plenty of shots whxch netted Reardan many pounts CLIFFORD CARSTENS An up and commg freshman who shows plenty of promise Clufford with tratnung and physical development should be a threat to any team WAYNE BLAIR A tumor who also has played on the team for three years Wayne has shown plenty of speed and accuracy GEORGE CARSTENS A sophomore who has developed playlng ablllty thus year HAROLD THOMPSON A tumor and a new member of the squad came to us from Spokane HENRY THOMPSON A lunnor and a new member of the squad came to us from Spokane PETE BISSON A freshman and a lover of basketball ROBERT HEADINGTON A sophomore who has played for two years Hts height may be of advantage next year NORMAN FIESS A sophomore who possesses some height whnch has enabled hum o control the backboard He also has made many pounts for the team CARL ROGERS A sensor and the tallest boy on the squad was also a worry to the opposnng team Has height helped out at the center and on the backboard DARYL ROGERS A lunuor who also has henght whlch payed off durlng the season Hts posltlon as a forward was taken care of successfully EDDY BROMMER A freshman was the manager He dud has 'ob very efflclently 5 I V I3 25 I 4 ' 2I 3I 7 ' 22 I5 II 23 28 I4 27 30 20 21 24 F 4 ' I2 3l 8 IB 44 IBD 1 ' I9 30 II 252 I9 43 I 294 is 21 I9 I IH' 35 I5 3 or VLV, ' 7 , , 25 30 I2, , ' 43 II A IBN, Creston , Here 40 22 52, 5 Back row left to rtght Mr Steele Dwayne Paul Clalr Jones Ed Paper Carl Rogers Frank Nonnemaker Bruce Tramm John Schultz and Harold Thompson Front row George Carstens Paul Llllengreen Henry Thompson Ervm Chrlstensen Wayne Blalr and Norman Clause BASEBALL Baseball teams of the Br County league opened their T952 season on Aprnl T5 the North halt For the lnrst tame teams wtll go through a home and home serues IH baseball wuth games scheduled twtce a week The heavy schedule wall necessttate greater depth IH patching staffs than has been needed tn years past The team as composed mostly of experienced players and wlth average luck should make a very good showlng In the Bt County League Members of the playung squad and thenr posltlons are as follows There was a split league-Davenport, Almira, Reardan, Creston, and Wilbur playing in NAME Dwayne Pool Qlalr Jones Ed Plper Carl Rog rs Frank Nonnemachex Bruce xramm Henry Thompson Harold Thompson George Carstens Raul llllengreen Johnny Schultz Ervan Chnstenson Wctyne Blaur Norman Crouse RQSIUON cur r c were Catcher s r FlClClLl lst asf- B s and Pntc er Frelder Rltcler lnllelder L lt Fue er Rught Fnelder and Pstcher lst Bas and Putc er 2nd Base Short Stop YEAR Sensor Junuor Sophomore Senuor Junlor Sophomore Junuol Junxor Sophomore Junvor Sophomore Sophomore Junnor Fro hmdr Three non conference games have been played Two with Wellpurwlt and one wuth Sprnngdale It lS hoped that these non conference games Hep: e t r to good conterence season The schedule as as follows Aprll A Ill Aprll Aprnl Aprll A ll April May May May Ma, l6 Wellp nxt at Reardon Reardon at Wellplrwut Reardon at Springdale Creston at Reardon Reardon at Davenport Wflllm R ardan Almura at Reardon Rearddn at Creston Davenport at Reardon Qaxfi at Wt wr avr A Reardon Qpponent , , Pit l 5 IIT l F' ,l l,,r S , ' ' lst Ba e and Fiel Jer S ,. l ,, XI B X1 ' ' 3rd ae ' h' ' ' e ' ld ' . 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