Reardan High School - Warwhoop Yearbook (Reardan, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

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I . 1 , . , I . . . . 5 . ' 1 1 , . Ni, f x, ,X 'f- ANNUAL STAFF 'W 1 fwfl D Qcmn 1 J D Wal: gf Ji J VO' 4 MQW P'1.-if ff Eff? 14p ,N,m5X,, ,fl:gs'i1'Wf Sami E539 RMK 3? C' P953 All f !m.f+w SQWC' C T132 V Rm H',,:iMr'g7 Sew? fines 3'3VHec,' Ekwe RWM: Jbfl? M1335 Y 15rw'f!5:w'i!T::' S.3pF3'YCu'Q TQCIES 2:1ri1'1r1 PJ' rr' 21.53 JL-' 'wg Ti--'rw GW w -':i1'j'1- Jwycfi- T-TCXUS' F. F Ei ifown flfV'5f,-f is 9771311 Dfw- fivgfi iilik-1w.,i:M 'YL F25 'ew' 3 Pollen 1'3g:.,.ir'g' Eizsezli: ,KICK L11-.fevz FW-2 E 3 3,169 Fake LQWQ: Hjfffizr T, 4:1 ff V: 5 -jd 3 'i,:r3 1 rp' ,. V X K l I fy V- ., .md Mu. - gf- ff x-,. Standing left to rght Mr Richard Stimpson Mr Delbert Sellies Mr Theodore Reitz Mr John Elliott Mrs Bernadine Stellles Miss Elizabeth Raymer Seated left to right Mr Lewis McKay Mr Glen Wisdom FACULTY Mr Stimpson A graduate ot Eastern Washington College of Education teaches U S History Wash History Psychology Boys P E Occupations and is our Athletic Coach. Mr, Stelljes-A graduate ot the University of Idaho, teaches World History, English l, Il, lll, and is the Freshman Class advisor. QLQ. Mr, PeitzeA graduate ot' the College of Puget Sound, teaches Chemistry, Biology, General Science, General Business Training and is Sophomore Class adviser. Mr, EllioteA graduate ot Washington State College, teaches Ag. l, ll, ll, General Shop and is the F. F. A. advisor. Mrs. Stellies-A graduate of Washington State College, teaches Home Ec. I, II, Ili, Girl's P. E, and is the Junior Class advisor. Miss Raymer-A graduate of Whitman College, teaches Bookkeeping, Typing, Spanish and is the Girls League advisor. Miss Raymer is the Librarian. Mr. McKay-A graduate ot the University of Idaho, is the band director and also advisor to the Student Council, Mr. Wisdom-A graduate ot Washington State College, teaches Math. and is Senior Class Advisor. wk. Left to Hgh! Mr Kobershne Mr McConneH Mr Backer Delbert Kotersnne Mr Neilson Mr B Lnghfie Mr Wolborn Mr C Lnghtle Mr Owens Mr Bonstrom Jmf s w N F rr Kr Hm JVV un h poor- 75 xk E' 1217 Scp1Lmbe,L c on November December February March ADIIL Moy UP CALENDAR OF EVENTS AT REARDAN HIGH SCHOOL JL L L L J J Q KY Ll L Q L D , V L L. . W . :L W C T Lcr 'LL ' 'L L LL , ' 5 L L , - A - Lx QT C 'L, LL Lf? LV L , L ' 5 fl, Liffr' LL.1',L ' L' L Q' L' LL L ff? HQ . LY V LLLL .'LLL'LLC1LL' LLL LQ LQ Lf? QLD f L' LLL',fLEL'frL'JLZJl1LLQLCLLTIIKIIILJY' ILO FLLL LLLL LLLL. ,L 7 LCf' LLLLL, for LL-I I7 fp QLLL4:LLy Lf LL'LQ COLLLLJU. ll LLLLL LQ LSLWF +-llc LLL, L5 LLL E L8-LQ L'LLL'7L PLcLx' VO DL'-LLLK? SKLLL' LLLLLL SLLLLIL LZLLSULLLLLL: C1 LVL LLL'-LLL LLL L'L1!L,f, I, .LL L'LLL L HLL NTLLLL 'LL LL'LLLL:'LLlL, 5, L'fLLL:LL' W 'HLLLL'-L L'LcLL:. LLLLLLL 5 L ',L:LLL,fL L- LL LLLLL C L nur, LW ' '- SL YU WLLLLL X cL LLL' ff? LLL LLLLLL LLL lLLL, L'-L L'lL'LL'L'f1'L 'LMLCLLL' CCLL :LSLL LQLLL ,' .' : 'L L ,L ,1Ll. 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M' G'l , 2, 3, , Glee Ba , 2, 3, 4, e lub l, Clb ,2, , Q dy 3, p ice 5 dt ff : : - 1 ' ' , Te ' l, 4, Off' g , ,An- JoANN TIERNEY rs Logue l 2 4 u Lea ue Pres 4 Glee Club l Su ent Councll 3 Band l 2 4 Class Pla s 3 4 Ann Staff 3 Class Offlcer 3 ERVIN CHRISTENSEN e errnans Club l 2 Vlce Pres Lettermans Club es otball Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball , ,FFA l 2 Pres Stu e Council 4 Student Body Olflcer 4 Class Offrcer 4 PAUL CARSTENS A 2 3 Student Count ootball B e ball Tenms l 4 Football Mana er 4 050 nu' mv WW.. vfmwmutbgq sf 'W Iwi I nf awww in 4 ,www gm wmmaf JOHN SCHULTZ otball l 3 4 Basket A 2 3 4 Lettermens Club l 2 3 4 Stu'lent Councll l 4 Class Officer 4 Stu ent Bo y Offncer 4 F F A Reporter P 4 Class Pla SHIRLEY Glee Club l 2, 4, Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4 CLAUDIA BULL urs Lague l 4 u l 3 4 Mayo e 3 Class Olfncer l Class Flay 4 GERALD BROMMER A 2 3 4 Vrce F Le rmans Club l otball l 3 4 Bas 4 Base -fl V-,ag ww rr. , 1, , , cl 4, F l, aslc t l, 4, f I A , 2 g : fl Q ,',,,.f4:M,j- A 5-.6 Q Letterman's Club 4. 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JANET Glrls League League Offncer 3 C u l 4 Class Play Tennis l and 3 4 Carnl rlncess 4 Yell Leader 3 Class Offlcer l 3 Annual Staff 3 Band Offlcer 3 4 Sextette BRUCE TRAMM Class ollucer 3 4 Lettermans u l 4 Fo a s etball l Q 3 4 Base l 2 Class 3 4 Student Council 4 Student Body President 4 Lettermans Club Vane Pres 4 GEORGE CARSTENS and l seball l 2 3 4 Class Www ANN WHIPPLE League l 2 4 Class Play nnls l 2 C Officer l ELSIE RHOADS nr s League l 2 4 n League Offncer 3 Glee Club l Class Plays 3 4 Class Offucer 3 Annual Staff 3 Ass nual Edntor 4 Carnival Prun cess 2 MARGARET HANNING Gee Club l 2 Girls Lea ue 4 Class Offncer Cass Play 3 4 NORMAN FIESS n l 2 3 4 Pres of Ban e ermans Club l Offncer ol Lettermans Club 4 atball l 3 4 Basket 3 Baske a M r Tennls 4 Student Councnl 2 4 Student Body Offlcer 4 Class O ncer 4 Class Play 3 4 An nua Staff 3 4 L pu. ly if X U ,, B , 2, 3, 45 F.F.A, l, 2: Ba , , , , Play 3,4. fl , ' , 2, 4, Girls I y 1 ' g ' 1 lb f 1, 2, 3, 1 ' 2, 3, f 3, A , I I l 4, B l, 2, , , 'val P' : , 4: If 3, 4, ' ' l x l .1 by my V M , ll! in Glee Club l, 2, 3, 41 Girls , , 1 3. 4: Te ' , 2, Band l, , lass .fl , t .V X Ba d , , , J . :l4: clb ,2,3, fl 0lbIl2,3,4, , .7 Lll. 22' 3' 4i Bok ' f ' f bo Q6 Fo 2 - bull 1,2,3,4,F.F.A. , , may I - 1 Q .' 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An- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On The mornrng o QSFDTETTTOEJ O T950 Twentyfrve nervous Frosh entered The hallowed halls ot Reardcrw Hrgh School The tollowrng new members John Englrsh Bob T-leadrngton Shrrley Tladrson Ra sy l-Teslrn Ervrn Chrrstensen Betty Chrrstensen Elsre Rhoads Claudrne Rhoads and Marrorre Frelos rorned our class Mary Ellen Edwaros rorned our class on October TO but soon wrthdrew John Englrsh also wrthdrew at The end ot The Trrst semester Ofhcers tor The year were Presrdent Joan Meyer Treasurer Claudra Bull Vrce Rresrdent Janet McDowell Councrl Rep John Schultz Secretary JoAnn Trernex Advrsor Mr Wertz On The evenrng oT Sept 25 the senrors rnrtrated us but we had Tun lust The sam ln T e sprrng we gave The senrors a return party On The mornrng of September -1 T951 we entered Reardon Hrgh School as Sophomores Two ot our members Betty Chrrstensen and Marlorre Frelds drd not enroll Rat Krnservrclc and Ann Whrpple enrolled as new members As rn The prevrous year about Ten ot The Sophomore boys partrcrpated rn The varrous sports The F F A rudgrng team consrstrng ot George Carst ns Bruce Tramm Tom Rogers and Ronald Walther went To Portland To rudge or Tne Pacrhc Internatronal Lrvestock Show The Sophomore class party was held on The evenrng of March 7 The evenrng was spent rn square dancrng Mr Vrrgrl Rux called The dances Otfrcers Tor The year were Rresrdent Robert Headrngton Treasurer Margaret Hannrng Jrce Presrdent Elsre Rhoads Councrl Rep Norman Fress Secretary Donald Kelso Annual Rep Ronald Walther On The mornrng ot September 9 T932 we entered Tre doors ot Reardon Hugh School as Junrors Berng upper classmen we felt very proud of ourselves Lloyo Tremer was added To ou numbers b T durrng the year Tre Tollowrng dropped out Sandra Trbbet Claudrne Rhocrds ana Eddy Rrpe Nearly all The lunror boys partrcrpated rn atnletrcs Thrs year John Schultz and Bruce Tramm recerxed lonorable mentron rn The Treld of basketball John Schultz was grven a place on The trrst lrve All Star Basketball Team durrng The Drstrrct play off Bruce Tramm recerved a place on The second Trve Three boys from The runror class were on The rudgrng Team namely Raul Carstens Gerald Brommer and John Schultz These boys made an excellent record at The Portland lnternatronal Lrvestoclc Show The mann actrvrty ot tle year was The Junror class play entrtled Love ls In The Arr The play drrected oy Mr Lrzee was recerved most favorably Starrway to The Stars was The Tl em ot our Junror Senror Prom The gym was decorated garly Tor Thrs occasron Eacn guest was provrded wrtn a memory book The Tabl s were covered wrth whrte paper and rn TTT center there were srlver stars wrth angel harr around The bottom Tormrng a base for Tne sta s Musrcal numbers rnter spersed The Toasts prophecy and wrll S rvers were from the sophomore class Musrc was Turnrshed by the Lefvrs and Clark orchestra JoAnn Trerney was charrman for the Prom Offrcers Tor Thrs year were Rresrdent Elsre Rhoads Treasurer Janet McDowell Vrce Rresrdent JoAnn Trerney Councrl Rep Patsy Heslrn Secretary Bruce Tramm Annual Rep Ronald Walther Class advrsor Mrs Lrzee ' ' rl . A 1 - , . 1 . U . I 1 I . . I . I f A ' I X . , - . , . . I I , n . . . . .. . S , . , rr ' T , l l , - n r A E 9 , , , . . H , ., . , , r A X. . . . . Class advisors Mr, Ross, lvlr. Lizee ,f C, T , r I 1 - A T r , u ., r ' , . ' , ' ' L ' r. I l E' A f X! I I ' T r . 1 e T - . , . . . , . ., , e ' ' f' ' re ' , X , A . , F , , - SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lContsnuecll On the mornsng of September 8 I953 we start d our sensor year Pat Ksnservsck dscl not enroll for tnss year Lloyd Tremer enlssted sn the Asr Force at the end of the fsrst semester tlus reducsng our numbers to twenty The fssst sensor actsvsty of the year was the electron of offscers The followsng were elected Pressdent Bruce Tramm Treasurer John Schultz Vsce Pressdent Norman F s Councsl Rep Paul Carsten Secretary Ervsn Chrsstens n Annual Rep Ronald Walther Class advssor Mr Wssclom The fsrst socsal event of the year was tne Fr shman Instsatson Each freshman was requsred to wear a green hat for four days prsor to the snstsatson whsch was held on the evensng of Sept 25 The fresnm n came dressed sn costumes representsng radso characters Prszes were awarded to the freshmen showsng the best sportsmanshsp Followsng tl'e snstsatson was a dance sn the gymnassum Refreshments were served later sn the evensng The sensor play was presented on the evensngs of March I8 and I9 The name of the play The Lsttle Dog Laughed was coached and dsrected by Mr Delbert Stell ses Fsfteen students from the class were chosen to be sn the play The play was a grand success The sprsng actsvstses Included the S nsor day Career day at Wslbur the Junsor Sensor Prom and the parents banquet for the sensors SENIOR CLASS WILL JOANN TIERNEY wslls her good grades to Lesoy Remnsess JOHN SCHULTZ wslls hss nsckname Smsley to Norman Clouse and to Lane Dahlsn GEORGE CARSTENS wslls hss quset rranners to Carol Lyncn and Jack Lavenaer JANET MCDOWELL wslls her mussc obslstses among others to Joanne Weyen and a Hannsng TOMMY ROGERS wslls hss abslsty to get along wsth Mr Restz to Marson Wendlandt MARGARET HANNING wslls her bottle of Tafon to Lsndo Schultz PAUL CARSTENS wslls hss school books to Gerald Franson and Lyle Davss ANN VVHIPPLE wslls her msschsevous ways to Donna Paul and to Marson Pryor BRUCE TRAMM wslls hss msddle names to Carol Halverson I-Iesds Schmstt and o a Hoffman JOAN MEYER wslls her sersousness to Clsfford Carstens PATSY HESLIN wslls her abslsty to debate to Marsanne Remmers GERALD BROMMER wslls hss good naturedness to Lorrasne Edgerton CLAUDIA BULL wslls her fsrtatsous ways to Shsrley Gardsner ROBERT HEADINGTON wslls hss way wsth the teachers to Wsnnse Lou Puls SHIRLEY MADISON wslls her danc ng abslsty to Claudsa Stuthest NORMAN FIESS wslls hss football unsform to Jsm Clayton and hss school gsrl fsgure to Joyce Heldstao ERVIN CHRISTENSEN wslls hss many gsrl frsends to Paul Johnson RONNIE WALTHER wslls hss hot rod to Rschard Headsngton and hss lsttle black date book t Don Bauer DONALD KELSO wslls hss technscal vocabulary to Msckey Hadley and Ed Godwsn Theres enough to go around Io the Junsors we Sensors most proudly present our U S Hsstory books Treat em well theyre sust about worn out To the Sophomore Class we gsve our good conduct sn classes We wsll our obedsence to do everythsng that ss requsrcd of us to the Freshmen To the Rearclan Hugh School Student Body the Sensors most humbly present as a token of hsghest esteem four hundred torty yards of blue cheesecloth ' - ' ies A , s ELSIE RHOADS wills her good study liabtts to Ed Brommer and Joy Rutter. . . . , . . 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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It was IIT the year of T964 when one day the guardIan angel of the class of 54 looked and saw Mr WIsdoIn standIng besIde a wIshIng well She heard hIm wIsh that he could fund out what happened to the members of the class of 54 The angel flew down and volunteered heI help to lIm ThIs IS what she told MI Wlsdom TOM ROGERS lS now a paItneI of Arthur Murray As a hobby he makes a new type of steel shoes for women CLAUDlA BULL has completed her nurses traInIng and IS now head scrub woman at the new Reardon HospItal PAUL CARSTENS IS now a doctor of psychIatry He even has hIs own couch He says DIS best customer IS hImself GERALD BROMMER IS really busy these days He IS the owner of Brommers Better Mousetrap Co When he Isnt busy runnIng the bustness hes tryIng out new baut JOANN TIERNEY IS really IIT her career She has set many records as furst woman let pIlot NORMAN FIESS has become the famous boogIe woogue composer of the world Hrs head quarters are ID POVIS SHIRLEY MADISON has her own garage and SGFVICG statIon She s really Interested IH thIs type of work JOHN SCHULTZ has a bIg ranch but as a sIdelIne he WFITGS artIcles for ESQUIVS tItled How Smtles Can Help You PATSY HESLIN IS secretary and Interpreter to the MexIcan ambassador They get along real well' ID the SalvatIon Army Band BOB HEADINGTON IS head of the ChemIstry department at Vassar College He lIkes hIs rob because he lrkes chemIstry JANET MCDOVVELL really gets around She IS an aIrlIne stewordess wIth a route between Reardon and New York ERVIN CHRISTENSEN IS certamly busy these days HIS busIness IS rarsnng and sellmg them to fleas ELSIE RHOADS has taken over the water commIssIoners Iob and IS now seedIng the clouds wIth her new aIrplane BRUCE TRAMM IS now IU AfrIca He read about a chIef who had a hundred WIVSS and It was legal so he quIckly departed for the Congo ANN WHIPPLE IS edItor of her own newspaper Gan Gazette whIch she started ID T956 She IS doIng real well as she has already sold ten copres GEORGE CARSTENS has an Important 'ob at the WhIte House He emptIes the wastepaper basket for the l3VGSIdGl'lT DONALD KELSO had an unhappy love affaIr and IS tryIng to COITHTIIT suIcIde by teachung CLTEUWISTVY at Reardan HIgh School MARGARET HANNING has a rapIdly IITCVGCISIHQ busmess She has a home for old teachers RONALD WALTHER IS now employed full tIme at Trout Valley However hIs dUll6S have changed He now sells super fIshworms HIs wlsh havIng come true Mr WIsdom Ieturned to hIs huge mansIon at the edge of Reardan where he has retIred from teachtng JOAN MEYER is a member of a great symphony orchestra. She plays the tuba SENIORS TOGETHER FOR TWELVE YEARS Left to right Norman Fiess Paul Corstens JoAnn Terney Bruce Tramm Margaret Honning John Schultz Ronald Walther not in the ptcture Clauda Bull and Tom Rogers STORY OF THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED Here l am home from college declared Laurie Huntington a sophomore malor :ng an Psychology expectrng to find a normal well adlusted family and what do I see Instead? A bunch of psychological knots Actually things are not that bad but Laurie confident that her college courses In psychology will qualify her to straighten out her famllys tangled lives goes zealously She also gives the family word association tests intelligent tests and blood on the brain tests All goes well until she gives the Zombrowskx Ink Blot test to a group of her mother s best friends whsle they are at her home for tea The guests personalities are laid bare and they furiously stalk from the room That night after Laurie has gone on a date the family decides to do a little purg ing on their own When Laurie returns at one thirty In the mornnng they put on a show that Laurie will long remember Laurie In her humiliation leaves home The family then spend many anxious hours seeking for her In the meantime other dlffi culties are smoothed out and Sid Huntington eventually ends up with a better under standing of his rival The returning Laurie finds forgiveness from her family and Wally and Joansie have rediscovered each other and everyone has learned something new and helpful about themselves . 1 . Y ' i , I , I I , ' ' , i . II ll ll ll ' ' ' I I I - I ' I I ' ll Il ' I I ll . . . . , . to work. The first thing she does is to have her family determine their energy peaks . . , . , I I - 11 n - - - - - - - Produced Laurie Huntington Sidney Huntington Martha Huntington Wally Huntington Gus Gustavesky Joan Wood , Ted Wood , Mark Bradford Amelia Dennis Caroline Blalcesly Grace Schoenbeck Walola Breckenridge Therese Brow by special SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Little Dog Laughed arrangement with Pow Peterson The Cast A sophomore home from college Her father, normally iocular 7 H , Her mother, charming but anxious Her brother, content with the world Martha's part time helper , Wally's one-and-only ,uuu,,, 7, 7 , Her father, and Sid's competitor , , , , Joan's culture conscious mother Y, Bird fancier ,c,,, , , Lillian Wood ,, , Horatio P. Honeywell , , Joan's cousin and Medical student , A catty kibitzer c,,,, , A foolish matron , ,,,c ,, Wife of department store owner , , Wife of bank president ,,,,c. Walola's maiden sister , H Prompters: Patsy Heslin and Ronald Walther Stage Manager: Tom Rogers Director: Mr. Stelljes and Company Janet McDowell Y Norman Fiess Y, Elsie Rhoads George Carstens , Claudia Bull Joan Meyer , Bruce Tramm JoAnn Tierney Donald Kelso , John Schultz Patsy Heslin JoAnn Tirney Shirley Madison Ann Whipple Margaret Hanning I Bock row left to rught Lone Dohlun Dorothy Boclcer Pot Honnung Cluftord Corstens Leroy Rernmers Gerold Fronson Lyle Dovus Ruchorcl Heodungton Wunnue Lou Puls Joonne Weyen Thurd row Mrs Stellues Advusor Clouduo Stutheut Muclcey Hodley .lock Lavender Lundo Schultz Poul Johnson Don Bouer Corol Lynch Joyce Heldstob Second row Corol Holvorson Ed Bromrner Shurley Gorduner Donno Poul Lolo Hoffmon Moruon Wendlondt Moruonne Remrners Mcuruon Pryor Front row Ed Godwun Norrnon Clouse Jum Cloyton Lorroune Edgerton Heudu Schrnutt JUNIOR CLASS Class colors Closs Flower Blue cmd Gold Cornotuon On September 4 l95l thurty three nervous freshmen wollced through the open doors of Reordon Hugh School We were unutuoted by the senuors on September Ql It wos on cull doy unutuotuon Eoch one of us come dressed un o costume whuch would corry out cu theme of some song At noon we were poroded down moun street by the senuors ln the evenung we were truly unutuoted un the hugh school oudutortum A pruze wcus oworded Donno Poul for weorung t e best gurl s costume ond o pruze to Ruchord l-leodtngton for the best boys costume Offucers for thot yeor were Presudent Moruon Wendlondt Trectsurer Jock Lovender Xfuce presudent Joyce Heldstob Report r Jum Cloyton Secretory Corol Holvorson Councul Rep Jcuclc Lovender Tlsurty fuve untellugent sophomores enrolled un September l952 Shurley Gorduner ond Jock Ferrell were new oddutuons to our closs Pete Busson lett before the yeor Nos over l-lorold Aclcermon uouned our closs soon ofter school opened Offucers fo thot yecur were Presudent Muclcey Hodley Trecusurer Corol l-lculvorson Vuce presudent Poul Johnson Reporter Joonne Vvefen Secretory Wunnue Lou Puls founcul Re, Jurn Clayton uu S 'enubfr 9 we fnte cd Qfdrdcun Hugh cuuof Jfrcucussm u vo o our torn e nuenubers John Stcurl4ouuC1JdckFc rcll ferc nu su g Aftfr cu tru wee s o sclool l-lorolrl Ackernuon wuthdreuv Y . . V . ry . X O' ep, e 8, l 53, f- J JA J ' S ' sl cus urre ' cu Tv' f u u , , I fi f -r - we A 's , ,- J 1 pls -f JUNIOR CLASS I Continued I Many of the iunior boys played on the various athletic teams this year. Our first activity of the year was the class play, entitled The lnner Willy . lt was directed by Mr. Delbert Stellies. The play was very favorably accepted by the public. Oriental Gardens was the theme of our Junior Senior banquet and prom held April 30 The gym was decorated in the Oriental fashion The tables were covered with white paper Chinese and Japanese symbols and figures were used as center pieces Each guest was provided with a traditional memory book A musical number interspersed the toasts prophecy and will The servers were from the sophomore class The music was provided by Al Reeves and Ed Griels orchestra from Cheney Clifford Carstens was chairman for the entire event Officers for this year are President Jim Clayton Treasurer Richard l-leadington Vice president Clifford Carstens Reporter Marion Wendlandt Secretary Dorothy Backer Council Rep Hickey Hadley Plot of the Play The Inner Wally lmpash puckash Inner Wally as aust about the most delaghtful character we ye met In long underwear and clownash felt hat he pops out of than aar on a burp to good sedate somewhat stuffy Walloughby anto unbendang and beang hamself Walloughby embarrassed by thas arrogant apparataon who follows hmm around and audacaously percl'es on top of the paano legs danglang whale he naunches cucumbers aanathema to Wallyl rebels at farst and calls Inner Vxfally a supercharged atom But no omount of vatuperataon can sguelch thas lattle demon He as really there for Walloughbys good you see For Wally has been too long alo yearsl under the over solmcatous anfluence of has three maaden aunts He dutafully practaced the paano swallowed gallons of cod layer oal eaten turnaps whach he loathes and lastened to has aunts arguments over whether he should become a lawyer musacaan or archatect He wants to be a geoloaast Now wath tne protagonast Inner Wally to help he spurns these amposataons ltearfully con ceded by has aunts and even asserts hamself enough to notace garls for the farst tame tractave Carol lvlartan to the school dance and as mauled by Carols steady Stanley Clark tor so doang Two more dance partners materaalaze Marybelle has aunts choacel who doesnt have the mumps after all and Judy one of the twans who assumes Wally wall escort her Not untal Walloughby satasfcactoralf dasposes of the garls complacataons arranges the darce detaals leven to refusang to wectr has overcoat and makes an assue of a career choace does the pest Inner Wally vanash THE CAST Walloug by Adams A well behaved lalqable boy of lo Clafford Carstens Aunt Hester Walloughbys maaden aunt Carol Halvorson Aunt Louase Another maaden aunt Joanne Weyen Aunt Clga Stall another maaden aunt Wannae Lou Puls Inner Wally Vtfalloughbys anner self vasable only to Walloughby Jam Clayton Norman Clouse Stanley Clark lnclaned to be a lattle tough Make Mcxrybelle Turner Trudy Marshall Janet Marshall Corol Martan Produced Age I6 bashful but ca regular guy Ed Brommer Age lo the g rl next door plaan and completely un xcatang Dorothy Backer One ofa paar of lo year old twans Lola Hoffman The other twan Joyce Heldstab Age lo the garl whom Walloughby secretly aclmar s Marlon Wendlandt by permassaon from the Rozy Peterson and Company' ll I If A . . ,a ,, X - , , . . , , .. . N . R , , A s A . , . . , , . I I I I - Then the predicaments really beglnfmaneuvered by Inner Willy, VVilIoughby asks at, . . , . . , 1 - 7 , . ae . . aa - I , I - , I 6 . . . 6 . ' ' ' x x qggn-fn www'-'xg 'wo'- W 0. ,fs-..1pvef ,ae e 'Ww.- Back row left to right Franklin Kelly Neil Schmitt Richard Manke Charles Meye Ronald Ahlf Mike Bisson Harold Cox Rodger Hein Third row left to right Mr Reitz Advisor Dan Bauer Walter Clouse Bill Zunker Leonard McConnell Vernon Rogers Gordon Bogart Norma Andersen Second raw left t right Joy Rutter Loretta Durheim Darlene Remers Carol Brommer Maxine Snyder Phyllis Meyer First raw left to right Barbara Rutter Gwen Janett Geraldine Lightle Delnora Franson Marilyn Howard Jeanette Dickinson SOPHOMORE CLASS September l952 found twenty nine scared freshmen entering Reardon High School We were initiated by the Seniors on Sept lo We were made to dress ID costume and to lcne l and say Madam and Sir to the Seniors Carol Brommer Mike Bisson and Franklin Kelly won prizes for having the best costumes Officers for the freshman year were President Rodger Hein Treasurer Phyllis Meyer Vice President Ronald Ahlf Council Rep Barbara Rutter Secretary Delnora Franson Annual Reporter Norma Andersen When school opened on Sept 8 l95'P twenty eight intelligent looking sophomores enrolled At our first class meeting the following officers were elected President Ronald Ahlf Treasurer Loretta Durheirn Vice President Carol Brommer Council Rep Maxine Snyder Secretary Phyllis Mey r Annual Reporter Barbara Rutter Class Advisor Mr Reitz The main event this year was our sophomore party. This party was held on the evening of March 26, 1954, in the multi-purpose room of the grade school, The film Hot Rod was shown as part of the entertainment. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing. Refreshments of pop and cookies were served. Back row left to right Duck Sherwood Jerome Tlerney Ball Mahrt Marvln Wullms John Humphrey Bll Hem Tommy Schultz Edward Sherwood Robert Backer Jnmmy Hendrtx Muddle row left to rtght M Stellles Cherryl Jacobson Barbara Godwnn Verla Dtckey Norma Clause Karol Kelso Donna Collier Marlene Bergeron Irene Gardtner Front row left to right Joanne Pnetz Lavlna Truplett Margorle Wendlandt Mnldred Rhoads Elinor Remmers Sharon Ernst Nancy Thlemans Betty Wollweber FRESHMAN CLASS On September 8 l953 twenty flve frc hmen tnmtdly walked up the steps and set foot Into the halls of Reardon Hugh School The twenty five members consnsted of eighteen who were graduates of the Rear dan Grade School and seven others com ng trom Long Lake Four Mound and lndnan Pranrae Durtng the year we galned three rew members Cectl Wood Edward Sherwood and Donna Collter Cecul Wood wtthdrexv on Dec 23 The freshmen were xnltrated by the sensors on Fruday evening September 25 We were forced to wear green caps for four days prevtous to the unltuatlon Each freshman came dressed IH a costume and were paraded down town durtng the noon hour That evenlng the freshmen performed vartous tunts on the stage Although tt dnd seem luke It at the time the freshmen dld have a great deal of fun Btll Mahrt recetved a prize for beung the most cooperative freshman The freshman party was held on th evening of Apnl 23 Mr and Mrs Scott Barr of Edwall called the dances Refreshments were served Offtcers for thus year were Presudent Duck Sherwood Treasurer Karol Kelso Vuce Presudent Marlone Wendlandt Councll Rep Robert Backer Secretary Marlene Bergeron Advusor Mr Stellles Three members of our class were on the football squad sux turned out for basket ball fnve turned out for baseball and enght are members of the band -' JC I. , , - . ' IT' ' l 1 I . , . 3' . , . e ' ' . I I . , . First row left to right Mildred Rhoads Janet McDowell Joanne Pietz Heidi Schmitt Norma Andersen Joy Rutter Nancy Thiemens Barbara Rutter Betty Wollweber Phyllis Meyer Jeanette Dickinson Second row Lorraine Edgerton Joyce Heldstab Marianne Remmers Marion Pryor Marlorie Wendlandt Barbara Godwin Marlene Bergeron Shirley Madison Lavina Triplett Cherryl Jacobson Ann Whipple Lola Hoffman Third row Carol Halverson Claudia Stutheit Maxine Snyder .loan Meyer Verla Dickey Darlene Remn ers Norma Clouse Marilyn Howard Gwen Janett Claudio Bull Marion Wendlandt Elsie Rhoads Donna Paul Mass Raymer lAdvisor Fourth row JoAnn Tierney Margaret Hanning Linda Schultz Patsy Heslin Delnora Franson Carol Brommer Dorothy Backer Pat Hanning Joanne Weyen Karol Kelso Carol Lynch Loretta Durheim Shirley Gardiner Winnie Lou Puls GIRLS LEAGUE The first Girls League meeting of the year was held on September l7, Forty-seven members were enrolled. The officers for the l953-54 school year were as follows: President ,,e,s , , Vice President . L, Secretary ,,,,,7,,,,e , Treasurer .,A,.,,l,,,,e,,,, Student Council Rep. Advisor ,,,,,,e,ee, ,,,,,,,,, Besides the officers these girls council: Janet McDowell Shirley Madison Marianne Remmers Dorothy Backer i,,, ,, ,,,,i,,,,e,, JoAnn Tierney two trom each , Joanne Weyen Marion Wendlandt Linda Schultz Delnora Franson Miss Raymer class, were elected Carol Lee Brommer Phyllis Meyer Verla Dickey Cherryl Jacobson to be on the GIRLS LEAGUE lContunued I Thus year the Gurls League was completely reorganuzed Instead of duvuclung the ,group unto three committees as un prefuou years there were twenty seven committees coverung many untcrests and servuces By doung dufferent uobs the gurls can earn theur pounts whuch enable them to ge a pun The pounts needed for each pun are 30 pounts Furst year pun 90 pounts Thurd year pun 60 pounts Second year pun T20 pounts Fourth year pun Durung the months we had the follovuung specaal entertaunment September Two gurls from Spokane schools one from Roaers one from North Central talked to us about the organuzaton and actuvutues of their Gurls Leagues November Mrs Lanung from the Y Nxt C A un Spokane demonstrated weaving and ceramucs December Pat Brown from United Aur Lunes descrubed her work as an aurlune lostess January We played games and pruzcs were given February Mrs Jordan personnel manager for Pacufuc Telephone Company gave March Sergeant Stewart of the VVAF and Lueutenant Smerstuck of the Navy puc tured lufe un the service lusted reauurement for entry and opportunutues for women members of the armed servuces Aprul Nuta Lowndes Frazuer author of MY LOVE IS A GYPSY and BY LINE DENNIE related her experuences as a wruter her sources for plots reuectuons of manuscrupts and eventual success May Electuon of officers New members were unutuated unto th Gurls League on December lo Dressed un the costume of the gay nunetues they put on a style show for the rest of the members At Chrustmas the gurls bought small toys and sent them to an orphanage The Gurls League sold pep hats for SI C0 to the members of the hugh school Some of the gurls undertook a new p ouect thus yeau Thus was the makung of dolls and enterung them un a doll contest spon ored by SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE On March I2 the Gurls League soo usorecl a very successful St Patricks Day Dance Mr and Mrs Scott Barr unstructec us on modern dancung The Gurls League members also dud thear share of the work for the school carnival The gurls helped wuth the decoratung and wo ked un the booths the nught of the carnuval At the end ofthe chool year ,ve concluded our Gurls League actuvutues wuth a pucnuc C .L . . N. S i - . I g . I Q . u l, . . A l ' 7 - 1 f l I 1 a comprehensive talk on the vocational aspects of working for the telephone company, , , , I l . 'J A . . . 3 X ' . , A . , . 4 . A My,-A-gg!-w-vnu.-wee STUDENT COUNCIL The governing body of the Reardan l-ligh School Student Body is the Student Council This council is composed of ten member each of which represent some group or organization The group which they represent and th order in which they appear in the pic ture is as follows standing left to right Rodaer Heir' Future Farmers Mickey Hadley iunior class Mr McKay advisor Paul Carstens senior class and Robert Backer fresh man class Front rovv left to right Delnora Franson Girls League Maxine nnyder sophomore class John Schultz Lette-rmans Club and Norman Fiess Bruce Tramm and Ervin Chris tensen are representatives from the student body The student body officers are elected from this group by secret ballot The offi cers elected for this school year were President Bruce Tramm Vice President Ervin Christensen Secretary Norman Fiess Treasurer John Schultz Advisor Mr McKay The council meets regularly every Friday preceding the Student Body meetings which are held the first Monday of each month. Other meetings are called as the need arises. The president presides over the student body meetings and the vice- president presides over the council meetings. ,....-u Qt Back row left to right Geraldine Llghtle Patsy Heslnn Delnora Franson Carol Brommer Dorothy Backer Pat Hannung Joanne Weyen Carol Kelso Carol Lynch Loretta Durhelm Third row Maxine Snyder Joan Meyer Verla Duckey Darlene Remmers Norma Clouse Marelynn Howard Gwen Janett Caudla Bull Marlon Wendlandt Mr Morucal Dlrectorl Second row Marsonne Rernmers Marlon Pryor Marlorle Wendlandt Barbara Godwln Marlene Begeron Shurley Madlson Lavnna Trrplett Cherryl Jacobson Ann Whlpple Front row Janet McDowell Joanne Pretz Head: Schmutt Norma Andersen Joy Rutter Nancy Thsemens Barbara Rutter Betty Wollweber Phyllns Meyer GLEE CLUB Thurty seven gurls avalled themselves of the opportunity of participating an the ug school Glee Club thus year The tollovvmg public appearances were made thus year Fall Music Concert Reardan December l Bl County Mustc Festival Davenport Apr: Dnstnct Musuc Festlval John Rogers l-lugh School Spokane Aprnl 24 Sprung Music Concert Reardon April 20 Many members of the Gurl S Glee Club have taken part tn other music meets ID the form ot solos tnos duets etc Further untormatlon concerning those who partucupated wall be found ID the general write-up on music. BAND Agmm we wsh to Congrutulute you, Mr, Mclioy, tor tto me work you have clone 'n ',O!Tt'V'CTIOtT Nm: our Iyuncl, I' hos been through your etlorts thot the bond hos been vlnlf to uclwwf ttf-1,-,fee-llent rmrl superior rotings referyecl tltts your Your work with In! fltutfiuctls onrl t'rn5,.':niuc1l groups Irfrs ffzlsn been rrpprerrotecl, Tnft two Itne Concerts pref' s 'r 13rI clurtng tlrf' IHNII ts olso on trrrltgotlorr ol Vout olwllty os CI Incmct Ieclrler ond mustc OlUKltTlZ'3V. Eorly IIT tm: ichorrl your the riunrl holrls rm 'JVQCIITIZCIIIOITCII ITICCIIIIQ IH INITICH OIII- Qfm 2 ore electarl Thts your the Iollowtng were Chosen: rfsrcen Nornron Press ttf Rresrc ent Joon Meyer ecretory Potsy Heslln JoAnn Tterney Mormon Werwcllondt Bruce romm lone-t McDowell Treosurer Puolrctty tsoto 1 fl tt o ous muslc own ds the olttce s to meet on . Iormulote rules rno regulotuons tor th 6 band m myers u o sflect oy fo Q ones best ouotr ted to become motor rtrxc tt Ln c I' roto Q o sotwec cub 1 mentton EASTERN WASHINGTON COLLEGE OE EDUCATION Cheney October 3I T953 cnrt pote-Cl In tne Homecoming Porode ot Cheney At noon c lun ws seftec LJ Cheney Chomber ol Commerce At lsolt txrne o bond It conluwc 'on Nrth hfe otn bonds morched on the ploy ng tt ld ond ossrsteo IIT the spellrng out rl-Q tolloyvrr Vtfelcomft Orocls elcone Rrew on Cer ury Youn FALL MUSIC CONCERT Reclrdon Decemberl T953 rf fl n Mr w Frrll Muslc Cot f for sc oo C so ,Jorttctu A sur no f tre musmol umper Iollows r 'X Tre oep H AThoLsor es j rl Of I oxertur-1 ,JN ICI J sr , Fo I so U 1 f' J 1 of HV Jtt rc h Schoot IJ VIO I ChJol Sexte' H gl' Sfnool J f Hug School O r s RM I C f 11 J V Ore u orr 'TIITO mon F oton JI ton -1 o occ R 3 Ig t . U VQC- , ' I I S1 '- ' T , lt' 's tIeLutfI A ' 1' nl or I ' L o nrt. ' ' ur , Th: 1 e Io' ls gf ,' It ty the 1, ,, ' A Q T,, The octiflties ol the cm I will be ltsted In CIN N lgl ol rclerv AI ,I , Jlee I I zicxtttcipfxtlon wtll Ie ' CCI. The Im , portlet ,, ' L, ' 4 to I .1 ch fu, I y the S , . ' ,, ur 'N ' r A I I I , X er , tu e , ci ru rg, u. u VV we Cy , d rt QM. The Inst lonw f:pr3I3'1ro:rQr,, ol rlre IDU rl uric! glen gluh I 3 'rg ' C wQ,rt, The K ,IQ f h 1 :l' 'X rotefl, nv VI ot Ip ' n I Q s I 1 Lttrl, Off Larry HJ I Tr 5 Io T ' I' ,f Pr for ,erlect Hgh S' f . . Now Le' Every Tongue Ailofe Thee I ,. Q T I 3s Olee Club The Nigrt 35 I I I wil Ey h rl'. IQ, C2 ID The oi no rfesemeif the tjllomng: The Etwbo rj ttf'f1r'cf Il!! QI I Pre uiii- If C M nor Llf f sh 'o T11 ' It Gfzfy' Ltte ug , oy Sschtel TI 1: Eernen Tr- I Mostc' ns oy Ee e So'-Q O5 ur-Iter oy Hzznelel T F Cut r ,Lx JON S65 ion ll HU fl Elm Hill Igy' hir' 1 Fi' Crrnory :1,f ef ,'. f1-'tC11 Cufert fe oy rs I ft Emi len, on Bfzglif DIVWCTJTS 'WC' I Mr fv'3'rCi1 Sv I I '1 Lexus ft' Kc: BI COUNTY SOLO AND SMALL ENSEMBLES FESTIVAL Clarrnet Duet Clarrnet Solo Clarrnet Solo Sousaphone Solo Cornet Solo Alto Saxophone Solo Alto Sax Duet Plano Solo Vocal Solo G r s Trrplc Trro Vocal Trro Vocal Sextet Lrnd March 2 I954 Phyllrs Meyer Joan Meyer Joan Meyer Phylrrs Meyer No man Fres Ronald Ahll Carol Brornrner Gwen Janett Gwen Janet Geraldrne Lrghtle Brll Mahrt Janet McDowell Dorothy Backer Norma Andersen Joanne VVeyen Cheryl Jacobsen Superror Superror Superror Superror Excellent Excellent Excellent Good Superror Excellent Good arr Superror Superror Maxrne Snyder Carol Brornmer Phyllrs Meyer Carol Lynch Slrrrley Nladrson Clwerryl Jacobson Gwen Janett Marlene Bergeron and Verla Drckey ROIIIWQ Superror Cherryl Jacobson Phyllrs Meyer Excellent Verla Drckey Dovvell Patsy I-leslrn and Dorothy Backer Ratrng Excellent Ann Whrpple Geraldrne Lrghtle Phyllrs Meyer Marlene Bergeron Carol Brommer Delnora Franson Ratrng Excellent EASTERN WASHINGTON MUSIC EDUCATORS SOLO AND SMALL ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL Cheney March 20 T954 Nearly IQOO school musrcrars from All Inland Emprre schools gathered on the Eastern Washrngton College Campus tor thrs competrtrve event Frve ratrngs were possrble superror excellent good average and unsatrstactory Superror represents the best concervable performance rn many respects The Reardon entrres and therr ratrngs were Clarrnet Alto Saxophone Cornet Trombone Sousaphone Vocal Solos Prana Solos Joan Meyer Phyllrs Meyer Gfven Janett Carol Brommer Ronald Altll Brll Mahrt Norman rress Cherryl Jacobson Joanne Vtfeyen Janet McDowell Norma Ande sen Brll Mahrt Dorothy Backer Superror Excellent Superror Excellent Good Superror Excellent Excellent Fxcellent Excellent Good Superror Excellent . ,. . f Y. . . l , F . il ' A ' ' r ' r ' , , I Y ' r ' 1 ' r ' . , . Vocal Sextet Donna Paul, Carol Halverson, Lola I-lottman, Janet Mc- , , , , , , . . w , A I A r - ! I I I . ' , . ' r Clorlnot Duel SCIl'fOIDlTOITC Duel Gnli Trio Girls Soxlrrl Jr TIO Joan Meyer Pwyllis Meyer Gwen Jane-It Geralrllne Llglwtle Clwerryl jacoljson Plwyllis Meyer Verla Dickey Delnora Franson Corol Loo Bronnner Marlene Bergeron Gwen lC1IT6ll' Geraldine Liglmtle Ann VVlwIpple Janet MCDOW II Donna Paul L Cl llolnmn Carol Holferson Pofsy Heal n Dorothy Bock r Superior Goorl Exicllenl Rfllllig Eycellenr Ranma SJperlor Moreno Eergeror K rol Kelso 1rol frc Slwlrey Mawson Clwe f Jocolnsor Plwfllns Meyer GN Janet? MICIXIITC Snfcl r Nerla Dlclmy Ronng Good BI COUNTY LARGE GROUPS FESTIVAL Davenporf Aprul I7 T954 as D T If G Clul CI of F gs as o o B nfl Superlor Glu Clolp Superlor EASTERN WASHINGTON MUSIC EDUCATORS LARGE GROUP FESIVAL Jonn Rogers Hugh School Spokane Aprnl 24 T95-4 I C LJ on B II p I gal C Tlw r mngs wer Bond EXC len? Glee C ob 40 er DAVENPORT COMMUNITY DAY Davenport May 8 T954 r Ire Dofenlor' Connnunl ,f Day Przrocf Receuf Socono SPOKANE LILAC FESTIVAL Spokane May IA I5 J rs r: o 11 for Soo-for sfcrlurn P BI COUNTY MARCHING CONTEST Odessa May 22 T954 Q FII REARDAN COMMUNITY DAY Reardon June 5 T954 I 1 r , , Troy S lprnc e me Cnrla Sffzftul , .f Q ol I c , I wk I 5 I I ' e CEI ls Triple 'I l f 1, a O , Cc LX T ll, 'l ,l' , orrxl 1, I ' I, , - en - , 4 X I C I I Xx I . I Tlns rneel yy C lwlcl rn? oven or? on Saturclaw, A ril T7, he onl' e lee J ncl X Llnwil porllclp Ivcl IIT WIS csllyal, Tlfe rating. are . I II WS1 cz I ' ' , . . , , , Arjun rlwe enllre Gloe l'l3 cl C url orrcin el, I e C ' on el H, E? :II 'Tl f , Tle lzizncl rnnrcree. In 'IJ ' 2 , 'Il D . le, , 'Wed ' ploii 'r'CplTf. I . ' Q :g':r:fl f nd iworeves wlll make Treir ll ' , or ei:'i:'2Ce C ' 1 , ' 'e 1,l' q ' by Ing or rho I4 Tlee nefl troy' Vey mll more n 'ne Lrloi arocle. 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SPRING CONCERT Reardon Aprul 20 T954 Boll 1 c orcuclc currcl hugh school puprls pcurlucupcuted urr lr us courccrl Tl e hugh sc wool TTUPD rs cohsu uecl cl songs by The Glee Club curucl olso rrumhers from The hcmd Th proc c rr corrc rrrurucu hugh school us cus To ows H rr lcu cl D cur Lcurucl OT Home Prcuuso Ye Thc Fculher V r l A Nccupolurcurr hlrghrs Thc Greer Ccurhedrol T c Llrle Worr Hug School Grrl Tr o Hugh School Gu us Soxr Hugh School Gurls Trrplc Truo Hugh School Gloc Qluh Hugh School Qlrq fluh Hr 1 School Gu ls Sexrcr Hugh School Gu ls Sexle we ln hcl plcuyccl thc lollovvuuug lTUlTTlDfl Plcrrlaus Urrurrr lvlorcu Hulcl gurrgsrrrorsch u rs Trorrrlnoruo ruo Jewcll Grueg Johrrsoh lx our rrlour ogcurr rrlf Dol O lhc Holy Quly COHWGT Olo Avo Mcurucu fkrlcuurrs Rohold Ahlf Poe? curucl Pecuscuhl Ove-rlure Eslul c ur Ccprrce Scwophorro Solo Schubert F Su ape Pcuu Jorreu IVlcDowcll cucc Jooru Meyer Thrc Lulllc Rugs hlofelry Forty Fculhurrrs Sousophore Solo Torurrour Wculters lX1OllTTCllT Fuess Cop ucuous Aloysuus ClGIlITCl Solo cu cl uuc lurcuuc rcu Srurc ocuucl Mcurc Jocuuu lvuoycr Wculcrs BPITTTQ lr c rfur ' vu: ur Q' ' U ' ' Il ,g o rf, rr ' h ' s 'u l Ml risf: ' 3 T . s r 'V V 1 lrf 'T X 'rr ' l r f Tl 7 cu 2 2 ' V5 E u ' -- l X Thc- Ccuvc lure ' T' s Bull fl l 1, Gro ,u E , Too les ru x T' ' S - . 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FK QQ. 4 - Back raw left to rught Mulce Busson Gerald Franson Ronald Ahlf Ruchard Manke Gerald Brommer Heun Franklun Kelly John Schultz Leroy Remmers Thurd row left to rught Lyle Davus Torn Schultz Nell Schmutt Vernon Rogers Bull Zunlcer Marvun Wullms Bull Mahrt Mr Elluott F FA advusor Second row left to rught Walter Clouse Ralph Rhoads Johnny Humphrey Leonard McConnell Dan Bauer Rodger Heun Furst row left to rught Ed Brommer Norman Clause Ronald Walther Jum Hendrux FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Thus year we have had a very actuve F A organuzatuon The membershup con susts of thurty boys representung all class un hugh school Many worthwhule prouects each montn The followung were elected a the furst metung of the year Presudent .lohn Schultz Vuce Presudent Gerald Brommer Secretary Norman Clause Treasurer Ronald Walther Reporter Ed Brommer Sentunel Ronald Ahlf Councul Rep Rodger Heun Our actuvutues started at the Lmncoln County Faur held at Davenport where the tudgung team won furst place Leroy Remm rs was hugh scorung boy at the contest The team also Iudged at Colfax Sept T21 Colvulle lSept l9l and at Pullman lOct lOl The team dud not place at Colfax but dud place suxth at Colvulle Rodger Heun was eughth hughest unduvudually Out of thurty one teams competung at Pullman Reardon placed twelfth Ed Brommer tued for second unduvudual scorung honors The luvestock uudgung team was composed of Leroy Remnuers Rodger Heun and Ed Brommer Walter Clouse was alternate , ' : ' ' , , , ' , , Bill . . . es . . I . . were sponsored by the group. Regular meetings were held on the first Monday of . . , 4 . F F A OFFICERS Lf? to gh! Ronald Ahll M Ellol stondung Ed Brommer Ronold Wolrher Norman Clouse Germll Brommer John Schultz an an LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Lefv 10 right: Ed Brommer, Leroy Remmers, Rodger Hem, Walter Clouse, Mr. Elliot, Couch. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lContunuedI une unutatuon for the Green Flancs JCI he cl on th venung of October l8 un the n u tu purpos room of the grace school Thr followung were unutuated unto the organuza hon Bull Mahrt Leonard McConnell Tom Schultz Darrold Rhoads Kenneth Rhoads lvlarvun Wullnus Bull l-lem ,lum l-lendrux lohu Humphrey and Ruchard Manke Refresh ments of cookues and pop followed the c remony The unutuatuon follofved the regular F F A agenda for the admuttance of ne r members TFC annual Harvest Ball was held on ne evenung of November 25 Drawungs were made for a turkey the person who came nearest to gu ssung the number of kernels of corn tl e turkey ate tnat nught after fo r br ung vvuthheld from hum for two days won the turkey The chapter voted to s nd twelve doulars to the Washungton Chuldrens Home un Spokane to apply on the purchase pruc of a turkey for Chrustrnas The Reardan chapter of F F A a host to th followung schools for the Sub Dustruct Parluarnentary Contest Cheney and Central Valley Central Valley won furst wuth CFeney second Rodger Heun acted c presudent Ronald Ahlf as vuce presudent Dan Bcuer as secretary Walter Clouse a treasurer Muke Busson as reporter and Ruch ard Manke as Senttnel The uudge we Rcv Rhullup Vtfalborn Muss Eluzabeth Rayrruer and Mr Davud Carpenter Vocatuonal Ag uustructor at Davenport The Crop Judgung team consustung of Dan Bauer Ralph Rhoads and Rodger I-lem uudged at Central Valley placung fourth and at Rockford plcuang suxth Ralph was the hugh scortng boy for Reardon at both contests Due tothe efforts of the Junuor Ser uor Agruculture class the Chapter uvon the State Farm Safety Award Thus award carruei a cash value of SIOO OO Thus award was sponsored by the Future Farmers of Ant ruca Foundatuon Incorporated In order to wun the award the Chapter promoted and opserfed farm safety Thus was clone by the use of fulnts and talks at Granges bf Ronald Wculth r Lyle Daxus and Ed Bromrner The Chapter surveyed over fufty farms for arcurlents durung the year V953 Leroy Rernmers was chaurman of the safety program Thus award was presented to the d legate Norman Clouse at the State Conven n held a u uan March 3l o Aprl l954 At thu confentuon John Schultz re u ed fre Stat r r xv na c uc n tunue a Reardan boy has ceuf d the degree 'L ' u ' l xl 3 l e e ' , ' 1 e l , A J ' ' ' ' ' - F r f r r r , . , 4 'U , AI ' ' D . , S 7. , , G5 J. . . V , Q 1. . f . , . 'Q u ' I , . , A 5 e ' : u T . ' , , A V , A IF . I . - . I I I D K I . . , - S I C IX it I f f I ' , s , . , . . .I ' I f ul f ' , A N. , X X . l 'Jr , . S 91. . V . , . r . X el X f. I . .V H . X I N IE . tto t P lln , t T 7, A 's N ' - cev ui S e Farner Deg ee u hich f kts tl seco rl - re- us . CROPS JUDGING TEAM Let to ight Mr Ellot Da Bauer Ralph Rhoads Rodger Het FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA lContmuedI The upper classmen also entertained the local Cooperative quiz contest This contest is sponsored by the Washington State Council ot Farm cooperatives The boys studied the organization and operation of the cooperative way of doing business A test was then given Out of our own group John Schultz placed first with Ronald Walther second Tlne boys have also entered the State Chapter contest the Master Chapter contest and the Shop Safety contest Results of these contests will not be known until this com ing summer John Schultz applied for and won a Carl Raymond Gray Scholarship The following boys will show steers at the Spokane Junior Livestock Show namely Gerald Brommer Walter Clouse Rodger H in John Schultz and Tom Schultz The Reardon Chapter is working in cooperation with the Harrington Chapter and with Dale Bly stockman ot the Bluestem district to hold a field day on the Bly farm May 1 To terminate the years activities an F. F, A. banquet was held on May 20 in the multi-purpose room ot the grade school, The president ot the State F. F. A. and the Vice-President ot the National F. F. A. attended this banquet. The agriculture students have appreciated their increased shop facilities which were made available for this year. Leff To rghl Maron Wenalandf Phylls Meyer Janet MCDO ell YELL LEADERS Wherever you fund a game IH which Reardon parncnpafes you wnll also flnd The yell leaders Wherever you fund loTs of pep you will also fund The yell leade s Yes hey do have a school funcTlon To perform and They cerfalnly have done an excellenf 'ob of :T BoTh aT home games and away you wall fund Them faurhfully performing Thelr cuTy We wall lose .laneT McDowell This year buT The oTher Two will be back To falTh NlSl'W Janef loTs of success nexf year as she goes away To school JaneT and Marlon have been yell queens for Tfvo years whale Phyllls has been yell queen for one year OuTsTana Tng of The pep rallues has been The school pep song led by The yell queens namely Rah rah for Reardon Rea don fnusf wan Flghf fo Tne fnnlsh N ver gzv ln a h ra You do y ur oesr boys We l do ne esf oys Rah rah fo Reardon l-llgl' Rah Rah Rah fully-carry on The job, wifh The help of a new yell queen To be elecTed next fall, We ,G . 6 . R h, ra , h rah, 'l r b in '90 I ki., .1 yi 906. Back row left to right Norman Fuess Ervin Chrustensen Donald Kelso Gerald Brommer Robert Headungton John Schultz Bruce Tramm Mr Sturnpson Coach Second row left to rught Vernon Rogers Lloyd Tremer Bull Heun Ronald Ahlf Neul Schmitt Jack Lavender Mickey Hadley Front row left to rght Ed Godwin .lum Clayton Tom Rogers Paul Carstens Ronald Walther Ed Brommer Norman Clouse LETTERMAN'S CLUB Thus year the Lettermans Club consusred of twenty one members representing all four classes To become a member of this club a boy must have earned a letter and be a paid up member of the Associated students of Reardon Hugh Scnool The Lettermans Club or Gray R Club holds election for offucers wuthun the furst two weeks followung the opening date of school At thus meeting the following were elected Presudent Ervun Christensen Treasurer Jack Lavender Vuce president Bruce Tramm Councul Rep John Schultz Secretary Norman Fuess Advisor Mr Stumpson The furst malor actuvuty was the sponsorung of the hugh school Carnival Thus carnu val was held at the close of the football season and before the basketball season started The boys planned the varuous booths and supervused most of them durung the carnuvol Other booths were delegated to other organizations un the school The carnuvol was a great success It is also the duty of the club to name the senior, who in theur opinion has proven to be the most valuable athlete. This name will then appear on the Dr. Reinking trophy. Selection is based upon the number of sports participated in, cooperation with the coach and team, attitude towards coach and players, team and school, lt is also based upon training and sportsmanship. Bock row left to rnght Mr Stnrnpson Joclc Lavender John Schultz Rolnert Headnngton Ervin Chrlstensen Gerald Brommer Norman Fless Bull l-lem Ronald Ahlf Bruce Tramrn Paul Corstens Mnddle rovv left t rnght Clufford Corstens Vernon Rogers Marvln Wullms Mnke Busson Rnchord Heodungton Nell Schmntt Lloyd Trerner Muckey Hadley Flrst row left to rnght .lummy Clayton Ed Godwm Tom Schultz Rodger Hem Norman Clouse FOOTBALL The schools of the Bl County vvhvch participated an lootball were dlvlded unto three groups Davenport and Rltzvllle continued to play eleven man ball The rernounlng schools were dlvlded onto two groups accordlng to enrollment Those over fllty enroll ment cornprused one group and those under fvlty the other group At the end ol the season tlne vvlnner of the large school group played the wnnner of the small group for the charnpuonshlp FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR T953 a ernbe' September 25 October October October Car be 43 Reardon at Vvilbc: Lind at Reardon Reardon at Odessa Wilbur at Reardon Reardon at Lu d Odessa at Reardon 8 They REARDAN FOOTBALL ROSTER Nome Ackermcsn Horold Ahlf Ronold Bssson Tvsske Brommer Oerold Cloyton Jsmmy Corstens Clsfford Chrsstensen Ervsn Clouse Normon Cox Horold Fsess Normon Godwsn Ed Heodsngton Rschord T-Teodsngton Robert T-lesn Rodger n Bl l-lodley Msclcey McConnell Leonord Rogers Schultz Schultz Schmstt romm Tremer Wsllms Vernon John Tom Nes Bruce Lloyd lvlorvsn Posstson Ouorc n Center Guoro T-'olfboclc Ouord Ouord Fullbusclc Ouorol Center T-loltboclc n n Guord Fullbock T-lolfbock T-lol boclc n n Guord Holfbock Guord Holfboclq Monogor Poul Ccsrsten 50 59 ond Jock Lovender Junsor Sophomore Sophomore Sensor Junsor Junsor Sensor Junsor Sophomore Sensor Junsor Junsor Sensor Sophomore Junsor Sophomore Sophomore Sensor Freshmon Sophomore Sensor Sensor Freshmon The footboll roster for the T953 footboll seoson conssted of seven s nsors seven sunsoss seven sophomores ond three freshmen Thss yeosr lvlr Rrchord Stsmpson wos our footboll cooch The fsrst gome of the seoson wos wsth Wslbur ot Wslbur Wslbur broke through our defense for two touchdowns whsle ot th some tsme holdsng Reordon scoreless The fsrst home gome of the seoson wos ployed ogossnst Lund Lsnd hod prevsously ployed eleven mon boll ond wos rated o strong teosm sn the esght mon leogue Thss proved to be the cose os Reordon lost by o score of 46 T9 The boys hod on opportunsty to ploy under the lsghts when they ployed o spsrsted Odesso teosm ot Odessos Reodons vsctory come when they ployed Wslbur here beotsng them by Cs score of 20 TQ Th next gome wos wsth Lsnd As thss wos thesr Homeconnsng Gome they extended on snvstotson to the Reordon Student Body to csttend A bus lood of support rs followed the teom to thss gome Tl e fsnol gome of the seoson wos o home gome vssth Odesso ' ' Hgf. ws. 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M . :Hifi GERALD NEIL ROBERT SECOND TEAM LLOYD I EDWARD RICHARD JIMMY Lef to ght J mmy C ay o Norman C oL,se John Schultz Cl ffo d Carstens E Chr stensen Gerald B omme Bruce T a Ronald Ahlf Make B sson Ve non Rage s Mr St mpson Coach Nanagers Norman Fess and Jack Lavender A SQUAD Thas year twenty three boys turned out for basketball Fave were senaors four were aunaors eaght weer sophomores and sax were freshmen INTRODUCING THE A SQUAD BRUCE TRAMM a senaor who falled has posataon as forward an a very commenda ble way Bruce found the basket plenty of tames as he av raged nearly tharteen poants JOHN SCHULTZ a senaor and also a forward was able to use has heaght and speed to a good advantage an cantrollang the backboard John made good many of has lump shots GERALD BROMMER a senaor who us d has heaght to a good advantage As a center Fe was able to take rebounos from the backboard ERVIN CI-IRISTENSEN a senaor and another tall boy who was able to help out as a center NORMAN CLOUSE a aunaor who showed plenty of speed and accuracy H stall has lots of p p stored up for next year JIMMY CLAYTON a aunaor who was plenty hard to guard agaanst Jam shows plenty of speed CLIFFORD CARSTENS a aunaor who by another year wall show addataonal heaght whach wall be of great advantage VERNON ROGERS a sophomore who was able to steal the ball show plenty of speed and do lots of scorang MIKE BISSON a sophomore who shows potentaalates tor a fane ball player RONALD Al-ILF a sophomore who made a good forward shows skall as well as speed an ball handlang We also mentaon our managers Norman Faess and Jark Lavender who dad a fn ao r ri 1 I l ' n, I a , , I r , rvin I , r r, r rnrn, , ' i , r r , . i , g a , i . ll Il . l , , , ll ll ' I I I - ' . e . . per game. 1 f . . a . 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I I , I I . . . f . 1 I - I I ' I , I 5' BASK Dote Opponent December FaIrtIeld Davenport Edwall WIlbur Creston FaIrtIeld January Cheney Ro ers B AlmIra Lakeland Davenport Cheney WIlbur Edwall February Creston Alrn I ra ETBALL SCHEDULE There Here There There Here Here Here There Here Here There There Hero Here Tl ere Trore 1953-54 Reardon Opponent We WISH to take thIs opportunIty to otler specIal recognItIon to our at letIc coact ketball and baseball seasons He has shown a great deal ot Interest ID hIs work as a coach We apprecIate the many hours ot hard vvork he has spent In developIng the VOVIOUS teams thIs year lvlay next year be another successful one Hi LIGHTS OF THE BASKETBALL SEASON Reardan placed thIrd ID the BI County League thIs year whIch was a very good record Several games were outstandmg durIng the season The two games wIth FaIr held were of Interest due to the tact that Reardon played the lIrst at tlse season at FaIrtIeld FaIrtIeld won by only tIve POINTS Reardon made theIr hIgnest score of the season agamst FaIrtIeld when they played at Reardon Reardon mode 70 poInts In that game but Incldently lost as FaIrtIeld made 84 POINTS We dId not feel too baaly however as FaIrtIeld made the State agaIn The games wIth Davenport are always of Interest and draw large crowds Rear dan tIed Davenport ID the tnrst game but the wInner was declded ID an overtIme whIch resulted In Davenport wInnIng the game The Iesults were reversed however when Reardon played at Davenport lt was a close well played game wIth Reardon wInnIng by a score ot 48 42 The games wIth Cheney were well played Cheney s team had a tall boy who was able to score aplenty However Reardon was able to keep hIm In check durIng the game played at Cheney Reardon lost by only one poInt The upset of the season was when Reardon won over Almura R ardan lumped to an early lead and was able to hold It throughout the game The game was close all the way AlmIra won over Reardon at AlmIra The game whIch really showed determInatIon to WIIT was tne game wIth Creston at Creston lt seemed as It Reardon could not hIt the basket and at one tIme Creston was nearly twenty poInts ahead FInally Reardon tound the basket and began to narrow the score and by the tIme the tInal whlstle blew Reardon was ahead two poInts lt was a wonderful game wIth plenty ot excItement Reardon also played a close game agaxnst Rogers B squad 4 A ' 57 64 8 5l 55 l l , 58 25 l5 ' f 67 63 T8 , 50 42 22 ' ' 70 84 2 f 43 57 5 g 40 4l 8 ' . 53 52 T2 55 33 l5 48 42 23 45 46 29 ' 1 52 59 30 6l 42 2 I Y 62 60 5 ' I- 57 72 Ivlr. Stimpson, who has worked very conscientiously with us during the lootball, bt s- D JOHN GERALD ERVIN VERNON JIMMY NORMAN BRUCE MIKE CLIFFORD RONALD LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Tlrs tournament rs an annual affair sponsored by the local Lions Club Three teams are anvlt d to thus tournament Thus year the followlng teams were Invited Medlcal Lake Odessa and Sprungdale Reardon won this tournament The results of the Irrst evenungs playof s were as follows Reardon Odessa lvledrcal Lake The next evenlng the wunners played wlnners and losers agalnst I ers In thus round of play the scores were Reardon Sprrngdole Odessa Medlcal Lake Sprlhgdale BI COUNTY PLAYOFFS Tle tournament this year was a double el mrnotron tournament wrth the four top teams of the northern duvlsuon playrng against the four top tearrs of the southern drvuslon The playoffs were held on three dlfferent dates namely February I2 I3 I9 20 and flnals on Feb 22 Games were played In the gymnosrums of Davenport I-lorrlngton and Lund hugh schools Reardon the thlrd plac team of the northern dlvrsron was matched agalnst Sprague who was the second place winner rn the south ern dlvrslon Reardon lost thts game by twelve points The next evenung Reardon played agaunst Odessa and agaun lost thus elumrnatrng us from further tournament play and also endang our basketball season The scores were Feb I2 at Davenport Feb I3 at Lund Reardon Reardon Sprague Odessa FIRST TEAM STATISTICS Nome FTA Bruce Tramm Norman Clouse John Schultz Ronald Ahlf Gerald Brornmer Ervln Christensen Jrmmy Clayton Cllfford Carstens Make Blsson Bull ern Netl Schmrtt 566 634 597 9 4 333 520 000 333 000 000 Av per Game I2 75 I 0 I0 50 4 95 4 56 2 47 2 79 20 00 2 00 0 00 ATHLETIC BANQUET On tre evenlng of Aprul 6 the Reardon communuty pond trlbute to the football basketball ond baseball players and to the coach at a banquet In the multu purpose room of tne grade school The banquet was planned by the mothers of the boys who partucrpated In athletics rs year The fathers and students were also guests The evenungs entertalnment conslsted ofa program whlch was followed by danclng e program consusted of the followung numbers Plano Solo A players umpresslon of the past football season A players Impresstan of the past basketball season A resume of the past athletrc season Awardrng of basketball letters A parents vuewpount of past athletlc ason Thanks to the Mothers Presentatron of gtft Recognrtron of Yell Leaders Norman Fuess Bruce Trarnm John Schultz Mr Stlmpson Mr Sturnpson Mr Pete Brommer Erfnn Chrlstensen Ronald Ahlf Mr Wlsdom Tre guest speaker of the evenrng wa Mr Chussus head football coach Eastern Wcmshu gton College of Educatlon lvlr Glen Wusdom Hugh School prmc al was master of ceremonres 69 54 A 48 ' . 43 , , , , OS I . 49 ' 48 48 I ' 45 4I 38 53 43 F. G. F.T. . . . Wo P.F. T.P. N G 89 77 I36 ' . 77 255 . 84 52 82 . I7 220 I,0 88 34 57 . 28 2I0 . Vernon Rogers 48 20 4I 48.8 47 I I6 6.I I 37 25 64 3 .I 49 99 . 30 22 5I 3.I 35 82 . ' ' I4 I4 42 . 27 42 . ' I3 I3 25 . 2I 39 . ' 3 0 2 . 6 6 I. ' ' I I 3 . I 3 I. ' I-I' I 0 0 . 0 2 , ' ' 0 0 0 . 0 0 , tht I , TI1 A I : rf fry Back row left to right Mr Stimpson Coach Neil Schmitt Bill Zunker Ball Hein Paul Carstens Tom Schultz Mickey Hadley Norman Fiess Manager Front row left ot right Ralph Rhoads Jimmy Hendrix Marvin Willms Rodger Hein Robert Backer Leonard McConnell Jack Lavender Manager SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL The second team or B squad of fourteen members contained one senior two guniors six sophomores and five freshmen Two members of the second team also played as substitutes for the first team All of these boy s aspire to make the A squad By having a second team more boys are given an opportunity to participate in basketball The second team is also a training base for candidates for the first team This year the second team played sixteen games winning nine and losing seven which means they won more than fifty percent of the games played Tre team defeated at least once each of the second teams represented in the B1 County League This means that we have good material available for future years as members of the second team will replace the graduates The more difficult games were played against Fairfield, Davenport and Almira. The second team took easy wins over Edwali, Wilbur and Creston. The second games preceded the first team games. A summary of games played and other statistics are found on the next page. SUMMARY OV GAMES PLAYED Dcxter Cppomgrmt R'C!l'C!LIH Opponent Cl rf brucmry X Ur frwlbrr , ' ' Y L? 5 f 2 Jimuixry FG. FTA. FT. 3: P.F, TP. Game N WQ 2 NORMAN COACH STIMPSON JACK INSTRUCTIONS Front row left to rnght Ed Brommer Ruchard Headlngton Norman Fuess Robert l-leadmgton Paul Carstens Paul Johnson Bull Zunker Back row left to rnght Mr Stellles lCoachj Joyce Heldstab Patsy l-leslm Wnnnue Lou Puls Pat Honmng Lmda Schultz Donna Paul and Janet McDowell TENNIS For the first tame ID several years tennis IS gaming strength at Reardan Hugh School It has once more been organized to play conference matches wnth other schools Under the supervlston of Mr Stellles tennis IS making a tune comeback At the tlme of publncatuon we have played one practlce game wlth Davenport and two league matches one with Davenport and the other with Odessa Thus far we have not yet been highly successful but we are greatly nnmproved Whsle the maloruty of the team are novnces, they are rapudly progressmg nn form and abnlnty 1 I f I 1 V , 1 - f 3 - 1 1 1 1 t 1 - . , . , . Mgmt ' Gigi mf' 5904, Front row left to right Ed Godwin Jimmy Clay on Norman Clause Ralph Rhoads George Carstens Manager Back row left to right .lack Lavendar John Schultz Ervin Christensen Bruce Tramm Ronald Ahlf Vernon Rogers Mr Stimpson Coach BASEBALL competed against Davenport Creston Wilbur and Almlra This year only one game was played against each opponent in the League Practice games were played against Medical Lake Cheney Springdale Odessa and John Rogers B team This year the new athletic field was in condition to use so our games were played there Out of the ninete n boys participating four were seniors five were IUHIOFS five were sophomores and five were freshmen The North side had one repres ntative in the Bi County play offs and the South side one The winner of this playoff is then eligible to represent the Bi County at the District held at Whitworth College about May l8 3 ' X xt vb 3 The Bi-County League was again divided into a North and a South division. Reardon Front row left to right Robert Backer Jimmy Clayton Marvin Willms Norman Clouse Ed Godwin Second row left to right Tommy Schultz Mike Bisson Harold Cox Gerald Franson Johnny Humphrey Ralph Rhoads Vernon Rogers Back row left to right George Cars ens Manager John Schultz Ronald Ahll Bill Hein Ervin Christensen Bruce Tramm Jack Lavender Mr Stimpson Coachi BASEBALL ENTIRE SQUAD Summary of Players Name Ronald Ahlf Mike Bisson Robert Backer Norman Clouse Jimmy Clayton Ervin Christensen Bill Hein Johnny Humphrey G rald Franson Ed Godwin Jack Lavender Harold Cox Vernon Rogers Position Catcher Center Field Right Field Shortstop Center Field First Base Pitcher Ouffield Outfield Catcher Lett Field First Base Right Field Outtield Second Base Third Base Year In School Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Junior Senior Freshman Freshma Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Nc me f CTTLJ Z Sem: 1 T VVTHTTT5 Date Q Mm C In Mm r eh r T T Apr TT 30 Mrzy 7 lxfww 7 fxfxrw T T Moy T C Mor, QT SUMMARY OF PLAYERS lCon1lnuedI Posmon T ht F c T c CCITCITCT Pnchrr Shortstop SUMMARY OF GAMES PLAY Opponent MCQICUT luke Medwccml Luke Odosso Ro ers B Sprwngdole Dovenport Rocers B C cston Sprrnqdrmle Dcwenport Moc Tecml Lcm c Ochssu Muhccml Lcxkn WTTTJUI Alnwuro Cheney Cheney ED AND SCORES There There There Here Here Here Here Here Therf Here Here Here There Here There Here Yeor In School HIGH Q ornore Freshman Reardon Opponeni T FT :hh Rhorglfiis Sf co VT Tiusf Seri: onwrx, JKT' S A TT Tug' Tfelci Sefiezr Ps? hm TQ 'rwfvr' 3 ,f ' Tr OUTTYJT T Fresh T-Te! 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I , . :::::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::::::,-::::::::::::::::.-:: Quality Foods ond Produce Frlsk s Grocery We Arm to Please Phone 70 Reardon, Wash Reardon Branch THE OLD NATIONAL BANK Of Spokane Phone I5 Reardon, Wash Your Patronoge Apprecloted Hamulton s Garage Shell Lubrication Accessorles Repairing Phone 73 Rea rdon Washington B L Barnard Farmer Automobule Inter exchange Agent for Grange Insurance Bulldlng Ire Hal Casualty Phone 63.1 Reardon, Washington 'Q0Q0Q,,,,4Q00 ,Q0,, 'Q '4-'Q I I .I Your Pharmacy for 50 Years Pioneer Drug Store A D Honel Prop Phone I7 Reardon, Woshlngton Pleoslng You Keeps Us In Busmess Kelso s Garage Phone 71 Reardon, Wash Kelso Brothers Props '0 Q,'04'44-4'4'4' QQQQQQQQQQQ ,.,-,.., - -,',,.-,,- f,4-,- Qsvv-,-.,'N'4-,c.,,q f '4s.f. 0 ',,c,',4-,., ',','4-,f.,f-f,' 1, 1, 1, 1, :I 'I ' I 'I 1- I I 'I 1- I I 'I At 1' 1' I I :I 'I I 'I 1, 1, ' I :I :I I 'I 'I :I 'I I 'I 1, 1, ll ' ll 'I 'I :I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, 1, . 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I I ' 1, II 1 I :,Q,:::::::.,4-::::::::::::::: Reardan Bulldlng Supply Phone 60 Reardan, Was Congratulatnons to the Class of W5-4 Lunches Tobacco onstrom Tavern Candy Ice Cream --'Q-v---',,.' ,,.... --------- ColviIIe's Garage Your Chevron Statuon TV Headquarters RCA Hallacrafter Motorola Admlral Wm J Colvllle Proprretor Phone 38 Reardan as Lloyd s mon Service Gas Tires O1I Accessornes Grease and Washmg Phone 66Y Reardan Washmgton Dancing Friday and Saturday Evenings to Llve Music The Ranch House We Serve Food Wuth Our Meals Mr and Mrs George Tlbbett Proprnetors Phone 50 Reardan, Washlngton The Best Barber Shop In Town Erme s Barber Shop shaves Haurcuts Reardon, Washlngton 11 11 '1 11 1 1 - 1 1 1, 1, 11 11 o s 1, 1, 1, 1, 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 h 11 11 - 11 11 . 11 11 11 11 11 11 , 11 11 1, 1, - - 1, 1, - ' I 11 11 11 11 1 1 , , , W h 11 11 11 11 -,,,--,.,-..-,,-,,-,---,-,,..,J g,---,,,-,-..-,--,,---,-..,.-...,-.-,, 000 Q ,0e,,e,,',,,Q,00QQ'-.0-.Q,,,q Q-OQe,',-'Q,'0',',4-.f-.v-.'Q,-.f-.QQQQ-QQ:-0 11 11 '1 11 :1 :1 1 1 I 11 11 1, 1, 11 11 11 11 n o 1, 1, 11 11 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, . . . B 1- -1 M - - 11 11 1, 1, - 1, 1, 11 11 11 11 1, 1, '1 11 1, 1, 1, 1, - 11 11 1, 1, - 1, 1, '1 11 1, 1, 1, 1, ::::::.-::::::::::::::::,::::::J g,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- : ,::::::::::::::::::::::::::'7 y-::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::- 1, 1, 11 11 1, 1, . . 1, 1, 1, 1, H ll 11 11 . . . 11 11 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, ' I 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, ll ' ll 1, 1, 11 11 11 11 . 1, 1, D . . 1, 1, 11 11 - 1, 1, 11 11 11 11 11 11 ' ' 11 :1 1 1 A 11 11 1, 1, :::.-.-::,::,:::.-.-:::::::::::.-::,1 L::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::- 7 l 0 Congratulations to the Graduating Class ot l954 From Jones Motor Supply Phone 85 Reardan Wash Congratulations to Class ot 954 From Maurice F Bogart Consugnee Unron Oll Co Dependable Gas and Orl Delrvery Servuce Phone 66 Reardan Wash TIERNEY BROTHERS Dodge Plymouth Dealer General Electric Sales and Service General Electric Ap plla nces General Electric Television Wrecker Servrce Phone 58 'rght Phone 37M Reardan Washington Your Texaco Dealer s Annual Printed By 11-gf-:ai E DAVENPORLLLMES TRIQUNE X makes portable typewruters C Soclal statnonery Othce equlpment 85 turnnture O Weddlng announcements Remlngton addung machanes I Fine pruntnng 5 5 I 5 5 . ll II ll l 0 3 :V 1 11 , r v ll I, 5 5 5 5 N 0 U 0 N 5 5 , . l l l l 0 l N N N H N . . . 5 5 I , 5 5 . . 5 5 5 5 - 5 5 5 5 I - 5 5 5 5 r 5 5 5 5 -::::::::::,,,::::::::::-:,:::g g.,:,,::-,::::::::::::::::::::: FN , ::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::-,-J.::::,:::,:,::::::,::,:,::::::: T . . x l'lI ANR- 'D, ,si ,L-5r:..:.:i 'm 5, .sg Q - r ' 1'-I , 5 L 4- M , , xx ee:::J::::::::::::::::::::::::::---:::::,:::::-,::,::::::::::::: ,.,,-'::',':::0-':::::::::.- : :::,,Q.4-4-:::: :::::::::4-0,:::: Compliments of LINCOLN MUTUAL SERVICE INC N0 2 Phone 25 Rea rdan Washington 0 4,0',',-,,,,',,,,,,,,,'0, :::::::0::::4-',0::,0Q::.'. Q:- 9 O Commencement Announcements Caps and Gowns Class Jewelry Diplomas Wedding Announcements 99 THE MASTER ENGRAVERS 115 S W Fourth Ave Portland Oregon Congratulatlons To the Class of 1954 Carnahon Company Fresh Milk and Ice Cream Empire 1581 Spokane Washington EDWALL GRAIN GROWERS INC Gram Feed ue Lumber Edwall Wash Phone 631 Congratulations to the Drmkard s Freight Jack and John Davenport Washnngton a so 1702 West Second pokane Washungton SKAGGS AUTOMOTIVE N We Speclalnze In Motor Rebulldlng For Tractor and Automotnve Engunes Aso Dupont Pamts Parts and Machine Servuce W 1107 2nd Ave Tel MA 0147 Charles Skaggs Prop Spokane Wn ,',,,,0,,,00,,,,'0,,,QQ,', 0 's .,, Congratulatlon Class 1954 Davenport Builders Supply Davenport Washington Phone 217 4-4-Q4-0Q,4,Q,Q,0', ', 0 QQ , 0::::''Q0::,::':::::::::::::::4-pq f-'::::QQ::::::::::::::::::4Q::: ' 1, 1, :I 1, 1, I 1, 1 'I F R 'I 'I I 'I 1, 1, 'I 1, 1, 'I 1, 1, :I 1, 1, I I' I' I I 'I 1, 1 'I 1, 1: 'I 1 1 1 I I I - 1 1 1 ' I Q :I 1, 1, I ' 1' I' I I :I 1, 1, :I S 1, 1, I 1, 1, I 'I 1, 1, 1 :I 1, 1, I 1, 1, - 'I 1, 1, 'I 1, 1, 'I 1, 1, II . . . , 'I 'I ' :I 1, 1, ,I :I :I I I I b,::::::::.e::::::,::::::::,-:::::J L:::::,:::::::::::::::::::,-::: 1' :::.A, '-:::::::::::::::::::::::::q Q-:::::,::::::::.-::::':::::::::: 1, 1, 1, 'I 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, - 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, :I Seniors of 1954 I Ig ' ' 1' I: I 1, 1, 1, l l o 1, . 1, 1, 'I :I :I 'I I I :I :I :I I I I 'I F I 'I 'I :I :I :I . 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Y, ', 23 ll V516 W' ' ' an of o 0 1 o 1 o 9 E ' ' er l Hal' Freeman s 1X cverythmg In Men s l Wear We apprecnate the patronage of the people of Reardon N 'll7 Post St Don T Freeman Spokane 8 Wn 7 Hull Top Cafe On The Way to and from Spokane Dont stop here servuce rotten No place to snt steaks are tough The chicken rs old and so are we Steve and Maldred Props Servlce Designed wlth You In Mnnd ost Efflclent Dry Cleanlng MOTT S AI RWAY CLEANERS Two Mules East of Faurchnld A F B ln Airway Heights RI 7622 Com plete Laundry Servlce Davenport Produce Purnna Chows Garden Seeds and Suppltes Farm Supplues etty and Stuart Staplsh Phone 51 Davenport Washington LINCOLN COUNTY DRUG COMPANY Drugs Fountam Prescruptlons Store Hours 8 A M to 8 P M Phone 85 Everett S Brooks Davenport, Wash Prop 0-pq-0400004004-4-.,-Qoo',s Q,Q,,Q' 'r 'r 'r 'r 'T 0 0 0 lt 0 0 0 0 lr lt 0 0 1 0.0.94-.0-.J-,-4,004-QOQQQQ-0' 044-0000 DAVENPORT PAINT 81 ELECTRI Maytag Washers Radio and Televusuon Repaur We apprecuate your patronage R L Hopp, Prop Davenport, Washlngton ::::::::::::::::,,::::::,,::: f,,::::::::::::::::,::::::::::, l N I N 0 N S 1' 1' QX l l . 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Reardon, Washington GRAIN FEED FUEL PHONE 24 ',,,'0 , ', ', ,, 00 '0 Q'0'40Q'000444400 4-',,,, ,'-,,,,',,,,,,,- ,,,,,, ,'-,,, For The FINEST IN PGRTRAITUREH Always Came to the CHRISTIAN STUDIO Scandinavian Gift Imports 5I4V2 West Sprague Just across from the entrance To new Rldpath Hofel Thank You Seniors Il ' ll -::::::::::::'::::::::::::0::,::::::::',00-., 4s, 0 Sli? l 1 T EW? Televlslon O Appliances OI' Smartest Home Furmshlngs I Llvmg Room I Dlnmg Room I Bed Rooms Shop Be Wlse Shop The Vnllage Store Before You Buy On the Highway Lots of Free Parking I 161141140 A 0 MW M f mu 2 Mules East Falrchlld Amr Force Base Corblt Equipment Company Formerly Davenport Tractor 8. Implement Co Phone I I I 03N DEER' John Deere Caterpillar GMC Trucks Davenport, Washington PHILIP CORBIT, Owner n?f?II I If ft-riff gl II Hip ...Q 3 ' :.vE,qg.:- .'.'-' ,LQ I N 1 -'-'- w24r,:':,.:.:::::::-A ,-'- n l, ,,,. ..J',j -:::gs5g:gs:sii 3 ' 1 5555, MF - , .Q Q ' ' , A::5.5.:., Z., c ' . . ' 0 ff!! . 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