Reardan High School - Warwhoop Yearbook (Reardan, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1958 volume:

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Mn- N J ' 1 fx ' I 5 , Lk X X 'C5 ' ' The Warhoop A Publncotuon Of Reardon Hugh School 1 We pay trlbute to Reardon Washington a town located 23 mules west of Spokane on Highway number U S 2 Reardon mnght well be labeled as the Northern Gateway to the Bug Bend Area lts proxlmnty to Spokane nts hunting and hshmg areas to the north south east and west make It an :deal community In which to lnve from a recreatuonal standpount The farms with thelr products of grams hay and luvestock have made the community a prosperous one from a maternal point at vnew Its churches and schools also add to the attracttveness of the commumty The combuned efforts of all have made our com munuty what nt ns As our town grows and prospers may we contnnue to uphold the tune standards already attalned Edntor Asst Edrtor Sensor Wall Hnstory Prophecy Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Girls League THE AN Darwun Wisdom Barbara Anyan June Rhoaas Thelma Frase Janice Hendnx Marllyn Doermg Jlnx Whnte Bonnie Truplett Kathy Mahrt NU AL STAFF Future Farmers Basketball Football Advertising Typlsts Musuc Advisor Ken Ahlt Darwnn Wusdom Darwin Wnsdom Jamce Henclrux Madalynn Kelso Joan Klnservuk Jamce H ndrux Karen Reully Kathy Mahrt Glen Wlsdom Faculty l 115'- ...af IN MR BAYLOR Whntmon College teaches Engllsh Ill 8- IV Englush I Lubrorn Fre hmon U of os g Ish I Speech floss adviser bale Cooch MR KNEELAND NIR ELLIOTT Lmmvw SJQ U s rv Cumuu J S C e es vclm rw F A Adv: Sclence Blclogf S phomore Closs dn .- ' is II I ., ,,,,,,s+w PNIXI . . . . . 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Student Councrl Noncy Cole Delbert Wnsdom Ken Ahlf Bob Plottg Secreymf Treasurer Presldent Vvcc pres The Student Councll ns the governlng body of the student orgonnzotron The Councul meets every Frldoy precedtng the student body rneetung which IS held the tlrst Mondoy of eoch month The vlce presudent prestdes over the Councnl meetnngs 'W Vurgumo Trnplett Duck Kornm The groups represented ore Gurls Leogue Future Forrrers Music Senior Closs Junuor Closs Sophomore Closs Freshmon Closs Student Body Lettermons C ub Mr McKoy Adv Jerry Schultz Vurglnlo Trlplett Herbert Fronson Bob Brommer Robert Plotts Ken Ahlf Robert Clouse Robert Jones Noncy Cole Delbert Wisdom Dick Komrn Jerry Schultz Herb Franson wear I Robert Clouse Robet Brommer Rooet lone JERRY SCHULTZ F A Ott s etball l 2 seboll 3 Tennus 4 Cl Oftucer l 3 4 Student Councul 4 Letterrruans Club 3 4 Daury Judgung Land Judgurug Crops .ludgung Luvestock Judgung Parluamentary Procedure 3 4 JANICE HENDRIX DENNY HUMPHREY ee Club I ur Q U a ey Hugh School Basketball l M orette 2 Tennus l 3 4 Class Ot: otball 3 Baseoall l 3 Class 3 Yell Leader 2 3 4 Carnuval Pruncess Q 3 4 S udent Body Otfucer 3 Rear aru Communuty Day Pruncess l 4 Annual Staff Hugh School Lettermans Club 4 Basket 4 Gurls League Qltucer 4 Class Play 3 4 ball 4 Baseball 4 Football 4 lnspuratuonal ard basketball 4 F F A HERBERT FRANSON Class Oftucer l 2 4 Class Play 4 Student C uncul 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 nnus 4 u gung 3 Lan Ju un 4 Sate F A Converutuon 3 State Former Parluamentary Procedure 3 4 Lettermans Club 4 Prom Kung 4 NANCY COLE Edwall Hugh School Glee Club l 2 Dru Team ru Team Lea er u Muxed ensemble 2 Chorus l 2 Ba cl Class ucer l Junuor Class a Reardon Hugh School Gurls League 3 Truo 4 Sextet 3 4 Trlple Truo 3 4 Double Sextet 4 Student Councul 3 4 Stuaent Councul Sec etary 4 Musuc Vuce Presudent 4 Gurls League Councul 4 Class Play 4 Carnuval Pruncess 3 Debate 4 ROBERT PLOTTS wall Hugh chool Class Play Chorus l 2 Boys Quartet l 2 Basketball Manager l 2 Band l 2 Letterrruans Club Class Play 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 Bond 3 4 Student Body Qffucer 4 Class Otfucer 4 Debate 4 an f ' is T' DICK KAMM KATHY MAHRT JOHN PEEK otball l 2 oru l State wall Hugh School Boys Chorus l seball l F A Oflucer 4 Land u Chorus 4 Hofnerraker of Tomorrow 4 Muxed Chorus l 2 Basketball 2 3 Letter ung Crops Judgung D ur, Jucgung 2 Pa .7 r s ue Ottucer 3 C Pla mans Club 3 Echoes Staff 3 Assustant An uamerutary Proff lurc 4 Clu flucer ass Ollucfr X u 4 Sen: tu 1 e ur ent C ru u cnt C uncul 3 4 Lc no Clu Trua Dourle Sektette 4 Counmunuty Day P 1 s l Z 3 Rcardan Hugh School Scnuor C y Prurucess 4 Delute 4 Play 4 Debate 4 I F. 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DENNIS ROBINSON JUDY HEIN wall Hugh School Basketball l 2 Band orus TOM FRASE Foo 3 4 Bas Baseball 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Lettermans Mxed Chorus 3 4 Truple Trio 3 4 Sextet 4 Letter Club 3 lnsprratnonal Basketball Award 3 3 4 Double Sextet 4 Trno 4 Glrls League Reardon Hugh School Lettermans Club 4 l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Mnxed Ensem e mans Club 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Presndent Lettermans Club 4 5 etball 4 Baseball 4 F F A 3 Communlty Day Prmcess 3 4 ED DURHEIM 3 4 Basketb B seball l 2 3 4 Daury Judglng 2 -qn 1 14,41 'sf' N, 4 JUNE RHOADS Class Play 3 4 Chorus l 2 Gurs Leag uncul 3 4 Term S CONNIE ORT Class Play 4 Glrls League 4 Glee Club 4 Band 4 Carntval Prmcess 4 'fx' 2 EDWARD LYNCH JOAN KINSERVIK xeJ Chorus 2 3 Student Councnl l Gurls League Land Judgnng Crops Juclgnng 4 Lnvestock Grs League Councxl 2 Class Play 3 Judging 2 3 4 Parluamentary Procedure Communtty Day Prmcess 4 C x Danry ludglnc GLADYS HOWE Gee Club l Gt Le ue 3 4 Class Play 3 Community Day Prmcess 4 GARY LA RUE Fla L Ed ' - , , 31 l, 2, 3, 41 Glrls Ch l, 2, 3, 41 F. 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'H-FM' LEMAR LA FOUNTAINE Edwoll l-ltgh School Basketball I 2 Class Play 2 Boys Chorus I 2 Movte Prolectnon s I 2 Reardon Hugh School Class ay 3 4 Debate 4 JIM BECK F A 4 Shop Assustan VIRGINIA TRIPLETT Gtrls a ue I 2 3 4 Glee Club Class Play 4 Annual Reporter 3 Student Body Counctl 4 Glrls League Councll 3 Community Day Prlncess 4 Debate 4 MADALYNN KELSO urs eague Te ns Gee Club I Class Play 3 KAREN REILLY n I I a ue I 2 3 4 Gnrls League Othcer xrs League ncnl 2 Ca Play Muxed Chorus 4 Commumty Day Prtncess 4 LARRY ST. GERMAIN 'Cha may BARBARA FORYAN MILDRED RHOADS Glee Club a ue 4 Gnr s ague 3 4 Glee League 3 Class Play 3 4 Prom Queen 4 G rls Federation at North Central 3 Debate 4 33 THELMA FRASE rs ague I, , 3, 4g Glee , 7 nt , Annu Sta . Senior Closs History CLASS MOTTO We've soiled on ci lolce, now we yoyoge on Cin oceonf' CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Vlhite rose Silver ond Turquoise Qn September 7, W5-4, tl-irty boys ond girls entered Reordon High School os Freshrncin, fourteen were groduotes of Reordcin Orode School, ond the rest of the pupils corne from F rd l lion Pro' ' ond Four Mound Oerold Hcidley ond Lcirry Bloir dropped out ot the close of the first semester Clifford Stoll nrolled on April l8 At our first closs rn eting th following officers were elected President Jerry Schultz Secretory Solly Honning Vice President Dick Kornnt Council Rep Joon Kinservilc Treosurer Herbert Fronson Annucil Reporter Robert Rux iss Ad o St Twenty nine en olled on September o i955 for their Sophomore yeor Bob Mc Connell ond Shirley Robinson did not return We goined Alice ond Richord Lonier ond Glen Addington During the yeor the following withdrew Alice ond Richord Lonier Olen Addington Sondra McCulloch Solly Wtllms ond Joyce Rcnttroy Delmor Hougen Ioined our closs in the fuill Officers for this yoor were President Robert Rux Treosurer Herbert Fronson Vice Pr side t r Schu Council Rep Kcithy Mohrt Secretory Scilly Bci'dwir Annuol Repo ter Judy Hein C is Ad i o Mr Reitz On Septemoer 4 Woo twenty six students enrolled os Juniors Brendo Tibbett didnt return this yeor We gciined Bob Plotts Noncy Cole ond Lernor Lo Fontoine from Edwoll Kenneth Corey enrolled but lciter dropped out VV lost three members ot the end of the first semester Borbciro Forycin Mildred Rhoods ond Robert Rux Officers for this yeor were Prestdent icx K t Vice Pre tder u Z Sec etcir, n Sep entoer Q Qof we ty i d Mildred Rho cts c L n Re lc Dennf R 9 c r e R e 1 en Vice Presider Secretory Rrogrorn Chciirntcxn Judy Hein tucent Coui i H rbert Fronson Annu il Repo er V rginio Triplett ud nts er ro led ds Seniors Borboro Foryon i o goinecl Detny Hurnphrey Connie Ort Ot cers for this yeor were S uden Courcil Rob rt Plotts Anrudl Repo ter Th lrnci Frose J nice Hend ix Tred u er ci in o 1 Ac so M VVisdorn o , nc irie, , 2 Q Q . 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'fi J : r s'd t Herbert Frcvwson t ' t ' e ' - ' t Jerry Schultz ,L nt' r e t Nancy Cole ci ' rf . cs r ii t'g,f N hrt Clcss f-no r r, ' Our High School Activities FRESHMAN YEAR n the evening of September 24 we were Initiated by the seniors Previously we had to wear green caps for two days before the ll'llllOl'lOl'l and also to come dressed in costume to school Friday Our main social event of the year was our class party on the evening of May 6 The seniors were our guests and the evening was spent in dancing Sally Wlllms was our carnival candidate for Carnival Queen SOPHOMORF YEAR The high light of the year was the dance on October l4 i955 We also had a roller skating party at Cooks Roller Rink on April 3 Both were successful and enloyed by all Janice Hendrix was our carnival candidate for Carnival Queen JUNIOR YEAR On November 29 30 we presented our class play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay It was a three act comedy On the evening of April 27 we honored the seniors with a Junior Senior Prom The theme was Club 58 featuring the Starlight Room A great deal of time effort and planning went into making our prom a success Nancy Cole was our carnival candidate for Carnival Queen SENIOR YEAR Our first activity as seniors was the initiation of the freshmen On March 27 28 we presented our class play Strictly Formal It was a three act comedy We were honored with the banquet and prom put on by the Junior class on the evening of April l2 Other activities of the seniors were Seniors Day Career Day at Wilbur on April 23 and the Senior Dinner for the Seniors and their parents Our last and most important events were Baccalaureate and Commencement Our class was active all four years in various activities such as FF A Athletics Girls League band and chorus PLAY CAST Jane Karen Reilly Mrs Tilton Janice Hendrix Sa y Joan Kinservrk Josie Tilton Connie Ort Agnes Judy Hein E roy Dick Kamm Andrew Cutler John Peek George Lemar La Fontaine Nettie Cutler Barbara Foryan Marcia Virginia Triplett Mr Ahern Bob Plotts Cindy Collins Kathy Mahrt Jim Ed Lynch Marilyn Nancy Cole Rose Tilton June Rhoads Lt Bob Cunningham Herbert Franson Director Mr McKay , . 1 L , . . , . . . 11 1 11 - - . . . , - - - 11 1 11 - - 1 1 f 11 - 11 , . . 5 1 1 . . ,, , - 1 1 1 ' Senaor Class Prophecy Mr Wasdom whale standang on the raalroad plat form accadentally bumped anto Mr McKay After explaanang where each had been they began remanascang about thear teachang days at Reardan The farst class they thought of was the class of I958 Thas as what they dascovered about each student SALLY CLOUSE who had a successful marraage now Iavang on the Yale campus where her husband as a bookkeepang professor A very successful and attractave model as JIM BECK who models space suats NANCY COLE as the head supervasor at St Lukes -lospatal She as also a Iafe ansurance agent an her pare tame JERRY SCHULTZ as Rockefeller the Second He as now tryang to monopolaze women JUDY HEIN as the Home Economacs teacher at Rear dan She as stall tryang to catch DICK KAMM the coach who as tryang to elude her JOAN KINSERVIK as now an the Aar Force for Women She holds the World Record for flyang the haghest KAREN REILLY as an actress an Hollywood She has taken Maraorae Maans place playang Ma Kettle BARBARA FORYAN as now a secretary for the Rear dan Water and Plumbang Company She as gettang ready to marry the bag drap THELMA FRASE as now the mayor of Uranaum Caty The uranaum as gone the people are too but the mayor remaans JOHN PEEK as a daplomatac couraer He has been all over the world raght now he as an Dutch TOM FRASE as now a chamney sweep He not only sweeps chamneys but sweeps the garls raght off thear 661' DENNY ROBINSON as now a bag game hunter an Belgaan Congo Hes huntang for a long lost lraend DENNY HUMPHREY as bookkeeper for the Unated States Treasury Boy what a mess' BOB PLOTTS replaced Jack McDonald as State Patrol man an Reardon He has been tryang to stop a hot rod faend known as CONNIE ORT who has apparent ly been usang the Maan Street as a drag strap JUNE RHOADS as now secretary to a chaef enganeer She as capable of handlang everythang that needs to be done VIRGINIA TRIPLET has replaced Mass Raymer an the Labrary department She as a bookworm an her spare tame She doesnt read them lust knaws them MADALYNN KELSO has gone anto the tare busaness She as now the bag wheel GARY LARUE as bell hop an the Radpath Hotel He hops to all the bells even Chrustmas bells KATHY MAHRT as now starrang an the Our Mass Brooks show on televasaon She as stall trytng to catch the Baology teacher whatever has name as HERB FRANSON as a basketball coach at College hear at as a very good team ED DURHEIM has started has own dancang school at Sprang Hall He teaches you to dance an two easy lessons LARRY ST OERMAIN as out of thas world He as on has way to the moon Hell send us some cheese MILDRED RHOADS as manager of the Economy Sta taon No 4 A free gallon of gas for every fave dollar purchase Now no crowdang GLADYS HOWE as now marraed to a bag farmer They raase pags and kads JANICE HENDRIX as now chaef dressmaker at the Bon She makes them sample Just straaght and no curves LEMAR LA FONTAINE has replaced Red Skelton on televasaon He met wonderful success People thank he as funny Iookangl ED LYNCH as now an Hawaaa He owns one of the largest paneopple plantataors He raases sugar on the SY , ' , is ' s ' . - 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I , I A D . , ' ' . His team has lost twenty games and won none, We t , , , . I . Senior Class Wull VIRGINA TRIPLETT wulls her wallpapered locker to Duana Schneuder and the mess she wulls to Suzanne Meyer Do the best you can Suzanne TOM FRASE wulls hus posutuon un football to Bobby Jones Help those lnduans GLADYS HOWE wulls her beat up Hustory book to Lu Erase Try to keep ut un good shape LEMAR LA FONTAINE wulls hus whute buck shoes to Duck Rutter Keep them clean Duck KAREN REILLY wulls her abuluty to talk un Hustory class and to urrutate the teachers to Tom Robunson Put ut to good use Tom HERB FRANSON and JERRY SCHULTZ wull theur puctures ot Jayne Manstueld to any gurl that needs a blueprunt JUNE RHOADS wulls her chaur un the ottuce to Maruorue Franson Have fun scootung down the halls Marge DICK KAMM wulls hus basketball shoes to John Hendrux We hope they wul' ht MADALYNN KELSO wulls her charmung guggle to Barbara Newberry Good luck wuth ut LARRY ST GERMAIN wulls hus Physucs book to anyone that wants to take ut Who us ut goung to be? BARBARA FORYAN wulls all her old rubber bands from her pony taul to Larry Durheum BOB PLOTTS wulls hus out dated sports car magazunes to Hal Johnson Do they make sense? JOAN KINSERVIK wulls her place un the lubrary to Dorus Duckunson Better know how to type DENNY ROBINSON wulls hus abuluty to get along wuth everybody to Ruchard Reuner MILDRED RHOADS wulls her seat on the bus to Ccurol Rhoads lt us very comfortable EDWARD DURHEIN wulls hus bucycle to Chester Hanson so he can get out of hus lane Dont go too fast Chester JANICE HENDRIX wulls her lnduan suut to Gayle Huffman Dont splut the seams JIM BECK Censored THELMA FRASE wulls her abuluty to act luke a Senuor to Sylvua Walthers Better waut untul you get there Sylvua EDWARD LYNCH wulls hus bowlegs low levues and cowboy boots to Gene Nance GARY LARUE wulls hus abuluty to roller skate to Owen Gulstrap Dont fall Owen SALLY BALDWIN wulls her unabuluty to keep quuet to Jerry Cox Good Luck DENNY HUMPHREY wulls hus good grades un Bookkeepung to Delbert Wusdom The best of luck JOHN PEEK wulls hus great abuluty to get along wuth the Chemustry teachers to the General Scuence class The Three Old Mauds KATHY MAHRT JUDY HEIN and NANCY COLE wull theur popularuty charm and cautuon to Lunda Humphrey Barbara Anyan and Junx Whute Know what ut means gurls' CONNIE ORT wulls her abuluty to get suck at the most convenuent tume to anyone who wants ut Who wants ut? . . , . . , . , . 1 , . . . . , . , . , . . . . . . , . , . ,, . ,, . . 1 1 1 I ' , . 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A A ,, ' f A R C v J 1, Y , , Y V Z A i 5, rl 3' .' l 1 JH' Du l , Junior Class Cn September 6, l955, twenty-three frosh entered Reardan High School, On the evening of September 23, we were initiated by the seniors, The class officers for the Freshmen year were: President James Clouse Treasurer Lorene Remmers Vice-President Del Wisdom Council Rep, Ken Ahlf Secretary Barbara Anyan Annual Rep Mina Johnson Class Advisor Miss Raymer The main class activity was a roller skating party held at Cooks Roller rink JoAnn Brunton was the candidate for Carnival Queen On September 4 l95o twenty four students enrolled for the Sophomore y ar We gained Pauline Robinson from Edwall Betty Howe from North Central ana Barbara Newberry from Puyallup JoAnn Brunton withdrew from the class Class officers for the Sophomore year were President Ken Ahlf Council Rep Wayne Rattray Vice President Darwin Wisdom Annual Rep Linda Humphrey Sec Treas Priscilla Walden Class Adv Mr Nevirauskas The class party was a Hobo Party held in the multi purpose room of the grade school Everyone dressed as a hobo and decorations were along this line Lorene Remmers was candidate for Carnival Queen On September 3 l957 twenty four students enrolled as Juniors We gained back JoAnn Brunton and in addition Connie Kohlieber Pat Stevens and David Grunerud Later in the school year we were Ioined by Richard Strunk Class officers for this year are President Darwin Wisdom Treasurer Priscilla Walden Vice President James Clous Council Rep Ken Ahlf Secretary Barbara Anyan Annual Rep lvlarilyn Doering Class Advisor Mrs Gifting This year Connie Kohlieber was our candidate for Carnival Queen Junior Class Play The Junior play Father Was A Housewife was a comical story of o husband son and a daughter The husband incidently is a songwriter All acts take place in the Butler living room The cast Torn Butler Dr Ann Butler Julie Butler Doug Butler Hank Steincke Mrs Hanson Warren Sergeant Lutzfelder Mrs Cranfield Mrs Ames Mrs Norris Miss Osborne Calvin Pepper Cynthia Lewis Directors A Father The Mother A Sixteen Year Old Her Twin A Salesman A Neighbor Dougs Friend A Police Officer An lmpatient Patent A Tirriid Patient H S Principals W A Business Woman Disc Jockey A Singer Ken Ahlf Connie Kohlieb r Pat Stev Wayne Rat ray Darwin Wisdon an yn Doering Jim Clause Delbert Wis o Pauline Robin o JoAnn Brurto Barbara Anyc Lorene Remn er David Grune u Priscilla Walden Mr Baylor Mr Mclia, , , - , e . . - . D , who is left home to do the housework while his wife, a doctor, supports the family, a ' ' 'ers ' s . ' M 'l ' ' ' ' cf nt I . . i . , S H . , ' . . ' ' ife X nw .' A P 5 . A . . Ar if . l X, Junnor Sensor Prom The Junror Prom as olwoys The bug event of The Junror yeor The theme of thus yeors prom vvos A Fourylond of Romonce The prom wos held on Sofurdoy evening April TQ The progrom conslsled of The follovvnng numbers Welcome Ken Ahll Trio Judy Hein Kofhy Mohr? Senlor Wall Jerry Cox So o Pruscullo Wolden Prophecy Pnscrllo Wolden Top Donce Carroll Anderson Solo Dennis Fregs Arlene Anderson Duet Prnscullo Wolden Bob Ploffs The Royolfy were crowned during The evening They were Kung Herb Fronson ond l Q Queen Borboro Foryon Response Herb Fronson NGHCV Cole . 4 I f . , My f lv U, Mft Bob Brommer Vnce Presndent Julna Clayton Dennus Bogor ,fv Gayle Wnllms Secretary A Deqnne Hein Robert Clause AQ' 'Q X f Jnnx VV e Treasurer Student Counctl Annual Rep Rnchard Stevens Dorns Dncknnson Larry LaRue Pa Irtsh Sophomore Class Presudent Vice Presldent Secretory Treasurer Student Councul Annual Rep an-Q' 'lr s Aw! 2 Edward Barrett Bob Brornmer Gayle Wlllms Deonne l-lean 1 Tommy Robrnson Dennus Fuess Robert Clouse ,fl-A Jinx White Gene , I Mary Gray Dtclney nna cnne lqt f 3. 1 9' Mxretta Dlclmef Tommy Plotts , 2' .5 ,gr .2 Nance 53 4 . ! f x A1 I, A v ' Wulbur Smnth Duck Rutter Earl Wledleth Francls Smnth Johnny Hendrnx Dove Collter gi - AVIA ,. : 1 ':l i x xx ' A A l W . , 4 fl fi 9,3 f ,r',, 'trr f f f - , . v A r I l l ll l l l . l ., l . 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M ,. rd ,writ ', V A A ,. , l J X A vo, , A v i U f f r Jllf e zz V il Bev- Lo' Sv:nL.l'z sf .am e lc X Elll Modem Girls League The ottucers for the President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Councul Rep es t e o uceus two representatuvcs the Councul Kathy Mahrt Januce Hendrux Karen Reully Marulyn Doerung Nancy Cole Senuar class' Vurgunua Truplett lSenuor classl I957-58 year were as tollows: Kathy Mahrt Janice Hendrlx Sally Baldwln Karen Reu Iy Marulyr Doerung Vrgunua ru ett tram each class were cIecteJ to J Pat Stevens Junuor class Connue Kohlueber IJunuou class Mary Gray ISaphomare classl Duanna Schneuder ISophomore clcuss Susan Monk Freshman class Bonnue Truplett Freshman class, ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER The new gurls were guven Bug Susters to acauaunt them wuth the organuzatuon and the school New members were unutuated and ottucers were unstallecl Our guest speaker was Dennue Dressel Presudent of the Lewus and Clark Gurls Federatuon OCTOBER The Gurls League Councul was elected Mr Leffel from Kunman Busuness Unuversuty spoke on Careers In Busuness He showed sludes pertaunung to busuness machunes and told at opportunutues un busuness NOVEMBER A Thanksguvung basket was guven to a needy tamuly W started some thung new to our League membershup cards The gurls worked hard on the Carnuval by decoratung and operatung some at the booths DECEMBER We entered unto the spurut of Chrustmas by guvung gutts to the chu dren at the Washungton Chuldrens Home by decoratung the school wuth snofv flakes and c tree and by playung Chrustmas records durung the noon hour at school Mr Paul Hutt the speaker for the December meetung played records shofved sludes and dusplayed Japanese clothes all at whuch he had collected durung hu stay un Japau JANUARY World Clathung Week was a bug success wutn contruoutuars om oath grade and hugh school Durung the month we served hot dogs and pop to he Lcumon and Reardan teams after the ball game Mrs Srruth from Washungton Water Pow r was the speaker tor the January meetung She told ot th care a rru acl Fabrucs FEBRUARY The Freshman gurls entertauned at the meetung by q uhg 1 style show attuc relucs MARCH As a contrast to the February Style Snow Helene IvucKay tcshuor bufer the Ban Marche showed the new look the cnemuse Durung Vuarch ve had he Annual St Patrucks Dance Bull Sanders and hus band trofn Cn ney tu, nushed the VTTLJSIC APRIL Plans were made to redecorate the sck room The Gurls Le ugue pucu c was also planned , u pl E-sIcr 1' , ' I s V- c Ie on , I I 4 u l . u I , . . . ,, . ,, . . , . W , . . . S i , . . . , . . X I , I I f I I 4 - I IC 1 - 'Y , M , ,V , A I 4 V A , . , u' I I 5- ' . e ' fr e. ' , N , ' ' ' lvl c v OT , , ,V . , - , , , , .- I tor I - ' u , ,, , , u . f , , . . In X r . . . . r , F. - . I , , League Is ,M Ju e C clyfon Bonn e Tr p ett Suzanne Meyer Carey Fe Mar or e Franson Doer ng adv sar Godys Howe Mor yn r gh? M ss Oberg eh Io YOW ront The ma Anderson Bet y Lou Schu tz to rght eft Th rd row Gay e Huffman Dano Prose The ma Hendr x .Ian ce Barbara Newberry Rhoads CIYO Rhoods Po y Rob nson M dred Judy He n Pryor Frances 0 Wa don Pr sc Syva Re nbo d Rosemary Frose Lou rsh Pa! ray G 'Y Ma hne der S na Trpeti Nanc Vrv Ka'hy Mahrf Dnah Raye Dawson Barbara Anya n Jnx rghf 10 ef? VOW Second K nserv k Joan el' Co een Co a ther Rhoads Jan ce Dckey Susan Monk Maretfa Dcke June Y Karen Re Coe Judy Koh eber Conn e Conn e Ort Stevens Pat Brunton JoAnn e ha W HCV' 09 W erry G ck nson D YS W h 4 : eI.I'::,,1 asm . -A . . 4 .. L i. N . ' NI K M we ,pf-I , Q' , 1 I , . .A . .M M f 'N Q 'Q' fu VN 'Dr . , , Q H , I' v NK' x. ' fi F ,I izs , 1,1 ,II I, ii , , il, iiI,liI, C I , , I I , I , I I . i , I I I I I , I , cg, , lg, , I I, Ii iill I, , i, II i ,il , vvl , ll Ili, I I. ,I sri ,i ,- ,III Il, v g , , , i , i Ii , I , ill , , i I , , I I y, l , i , i, I illms,, Doi I i , . W Gay e I1 He Deanne eY phr Hum nda L eY mphr Hu En Garber Kar Music 'Swv Front row left to rnght Gayle Vlflllms Dxanna Schnender Suzanne Meyer Judy Hem Nancy Cole Jannce Dickey Second row left to rnght Pat lrnsh Mary Gray Kathy Mahrt Barbara Anyan Rosemary Relnbold PfISClllO Walden Accompannst Sylvna Walther Girls Double Sextet The Girls Double Sextet partlclpated In the following events Fall Concert Sprung Concert Bu County Muslc Contest and Dnstnct Musnc Contest For rating and numbers ot each group see the page entutled Solo and Small Ensemble Contests Early IU the school year the muslc groups hold an organlzatlonal rn etlng vvhlcn otfucers are elected Thus year the tollowlng were chosen Dresudent Robert :Jo s Vlce presldent Nancy Co e Qecretary alla M C1 d Treasurer G e x f llr' Student Councll Rep Bob Brurrrner Publlcuty Ro we Annual Reporter Kathy Mnhr OFUS my -me uf Frances Pryo orgh ef Th rd row Bonn e Tr p e i G enda Swanson McKay Pat Anyan Barbara D una Schne der cz Wo don Pr sc orgh eft FOW Fron Re Karen Rhoads The mo Anderson M dred Rhoads Caro Betty Lou Schu fz Jon ce Nancy Co e Judy He n Suzanne Meyer Ka hy Mahrf rsh Mary Gray Carey Fe Franson Frase Mar or e Lou no Trpeft Vrg Raye Dawson D nah fO eff VOW Second Sy v a Wa ther Re nbod Rosemo ry Gaye W ms D ckey Ju e Cayron Mar eta Dckey Sharon Bo dw n Karen Humphrey Judy Garber Conn e Ort Conn e Koh eber S evens Po r h Sharon Weyen Heat L ndo Humphrey Deonne He n Joan e M :hoe Me ba AT 13:1 o-o-vqvqq GIRLS TRIO Judy Hein Nancy Cole Kathy Mahrt Accompanied by Heather McKay Participated in Fail Concert Spring Concert Sreech Program Grange Programs Spring Creek Waukon Pomona Junior Prom Bl County Music Contest District Music Contest GIRLS SOLO GROUP Front row Suzanne Meyer Rosemary Reinbold Mary Gray Bock row Nancy CoIe Priscilla Walden Gayle Willms Participated in- Bi-County Music Contest District Music Contest GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Left to right: Suzanne Meyer Judy Hein Nancy Cole Pat Irish Mary Gray Kathy Mahrt Priscilla Walden Rosemary Reinhold GOyIe Willms Participated inf Bi'County Music Contest District Music Contest Boys Chorus I 'FQP' Yew' owt o o r o B ls o as l-cl ' hnscn Bob Couse Denns Bogart Denms Fsess Dove n Ph wwe B l Flo Se ond Chorles Cl nton Phl Clouse Chester Honson e Couse B Sodet Bob Sno L ry Dckey Rnchord Ste ens Do e Grunerud Ste e Gorber Roy Hudln ns SPOKANE COUNTY MASSED FESTIVAL MEAD HIGH SCHOOL NOV 27 28 On Novernber 27 twenty three Reordon I-hgh School students lourneyed to Meod Hugh School tor ot cornblned mnxed chorus reheorsol vvuth muslcuons from voruous Spolcone County Schools The reheosols lostecl oll doy ond then the students returned the following eyenung tor the concert Students mokung the trlps were Duonno Schneider Dennus Bogort Mory Groy Dcnnls Press Lorry Dickey Goyle Wullms Pot lrush Tom Plotts Bob Clouse Borboro Anyon Kothy 'Vlohrt Xll'QIlWlC1 Trtplett Pruscullo VVolden Koren Reully Noncy Cole Judy He n lor :ce Duclcey, Rosenwory Reunbold Suzonne Meyer, Bob Snow, Sylvlo Walther, Duvld l-lean ond Bob Dlotts HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS CONTEST SHADLE PARK HIGH SCHOOL, SPOKANE APRIL 26, T958 Out G.ls Chorus, Eoys Chorus, ond Mlxed Chorus song an thus contest FUTURE ACTIVJTIES rlng Co' cet' H oh cnoo fwftttorlurn, lyto c f ' of toff Spokc e Stodzum Moy lo r ff 1 f uzof P M Reordof Cornn uxtzty Doy fo don, June . W ,Q if a' Aw 1 9 gf if ff: , fi W , f, 4 f ,,U V , , .,,,.. ,.. ,4 , .: .,jg' ff 'ff NM' wF', 'f ' f, ' 452 6 12' 233 S ' Q 2 .,,. 2 ff -5 E , 12 Q 7 Bqrttone Horn Soto Dennts Bogart Trombone Solo Dennts Fuess Accornpamed by Rosemary Reunboid Accompanned by Rosemary R r ate AU State Ban Y Krna Sprtng Cancer rtuctpated an F F A band Pulnrnan Mustc Recutal Sprtn 1, t Rectt BuCaurtty and Dust tct Nustc Contests am Concert BlCounty and Dtstrlct Mustc Contests Vt IMT C1 wwf wp--vi' ,Jac trect' GL: ter, marc Crgmg var mghlfa 'Sw 'gg z QW Front row left ta right Heather NAcKoy Rosemary Retnbold Sylyta Watther Comme Kohlebe ary Gray Jamce Duckey Comme Ort Don Suthyart Second W Nft rt h nr Deonne Hem Pat Irsh Lmda Humprey Glenda Swanson B D Plots Judy H rt Kathy Mawr Thtrd Ow W tt ta rtght Bob Bromrrer Sharon Weyert Dertrtts Boga Phtfhp Ctouse Joan Bervuw ortrt B cke n Wtlttarrs Rtcho everts Bock row Fett to t ms ayta Boo Clouse Dertns Ftess Larry Dt key Steve Garber Maretta Dcxey Goye WtI'ms J :ny D k Fall Concert Progrese Morch Prayer Ot Thcmksgtymg O Q Cornet Solo so o Q Hooo Noyeity ee Overture we L Pop Tune -X -4 S LC Cortcert Marc owe ako pc ttc pa ed r the Spr Q Concert a-14 nr' x Br 723, int' -X N 4 X if f A Q , I I V , ' V V , .W ', M , ' , ' , ' . ro , e to g tg K: er Re N, ' , R , , , o' t , et , X t ' J G r, Do , ' rdrSt , , faht: Roy Hudkj , D He rr ' , 3 ' , : , , Z . ' t, I , , U - c ey, ' I3 .- ' Q' Bitwwtt ss . I ' 4re'fse Hx Ao' 'UQ' XC: oe'cCCA Lqzefe '+ 3' Sharon Weyert, occ. by Heather McKay .2 7 ' 56-3:5'f'P' Ltfte p more N I ,:re't'::-N H L TCFVTH, , .'.::'e'S - . -. 'V '-: : N3 NTT, I ,CJ C 3 ?EC'CR e.-. 5 .fc 3. The Sceres' Nxt- C1'5 5 Cu Glcrtou md C , t rt Chime the C1 . N ., mf' l T tt N ift . Name Davld Hem Davrd Hein Dennts Dennls Dennis Dennis Bogart Bogart Fress Fless Larry Drckey Nancy Cole Suzanne Meyer Tom Plotts Don Wllluams Mary Gray Rosemary R Bob Plotts Gayle Wnllms Prrscrlla W Boys Glr s Gtr s Gnrls Duet Sextet Trlple Trlo Double Sextet Girls Trro Boys Double Quartet Boys Qumtet Boys Ouartet Clartnet Trio . Vocal l'll Walk Beside You Excellent Good , I . . S . i , . Sylvra Walther Rosemary R Heather McKay SOLO AND SMALL ENSEMBLE CONTESTS Event Saxaphone Vocal Barrtone Horn Vocal Trombone Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Vocal Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Number Ballroom Echoes The Rose Of Tralee Where er You Walk My Regards Ol Man River I Heard A Forest Praynng Thoughts of Love The World ls Mme Water Boy A Perfect Day l Belreve I Heard A Forest Prayrng l Wonder As I Wander Only A Rose Indian Love Call Smrlun Through When lrlsh Eyes Are Smrlrng Perfect Day Drunk To Me Only Wrth Thlne Eyes I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked Sleepy Hollow Tune Drunk To Me Only Wrth Thlne Eyes Only A Rose The Lords Prayer The Lass Wlth The Delucate Arr The Rose Ot Tralee A Brown Bard Slnglng Vienna My City Of Dreams When You Wash Upon A tar Serenade Deep ln My Heart l Would Remember Aura Lee Cool Water Dry Bones Bl County lOdessa Excellent Excellent Superlor Superlor Supenor Superlor Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent Superlor Excellent Excellent Superror Superior Excellent Supenor Excellent Excellent Excellent Superlor Superror l Dnstrlct lCheneyI Excellent Superior Excellent Superior Excellent Good Superror Excellent Excellent Excellent Superior Good Excellent Superlor Good Good Good Good Superlor Superlor Excellent Superror Left to rght Suzanne Meyer Pr scilla Walden Jinx White Judy Garber Malore Franson Lu Frase Ma jorettes The Reardon High School Malorettes appearing in new uniforms of white polished cotton with red felt trlm and head bands of white felt with the name Malorettes across the front performed at several baskeball games during the year The girls performed ltwirledl during the half time period at the Davenport Almura and Creston games They also performed at the first Bl County tournament game at Davenport The Malorettes also marched with the band at the Lincoln County Fair in Davenport at the Stadium Show the Spokane Lilac Parade and Reardon Community Day Parade Much credit goes to Mrs Giffing for her help and instruction in supervising and training the girls In this activity BI COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL RITZVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM MARCH 22 1958 The Music Departments of the Lincoln and Adams County Schools presented the Fourth Annual Bi County Music Festival on March 22 The Reardan Music groups attended this Festival. Both the band and chorus partici- pated. Twelve schools were involved in this event, The Chorus group sang with the rest of the Massed Festival Choruses under the direction of Mr, Milton Johnsons The band participated in the Massed Festival Bond under the direction of Mr. Robert Miller. KEN AHLF JERRY scnuuz SWG F F A Tfwsufef JERRY cox Natlonal Convention Stole Ifonvzngorq gullmon National Convention Kansas Cnty Mo rl 8 Kansas Cnty M ll2O Oc N20 958 Chapter Delegate Chapter Delegate JERRY COX KEN AHLF HERB FRANSON WAYNE RATTRAY State Farmer State Farmer State Farmer Stare Farmer Degree Degree Degree Degree JERRY COX TOM ROBINSON DENNIS FIESS Publrc S5 eulfxng Publnr Speulmnq tv- F lst xn Sub District 5tl1 Sub Dxst Pullman Wash 4th an Dust Wx 'A ,. .. , if H g,o Q' 3 6, gina 3' Us 8 9 :E WMM' www ii I 1... Th rd Bob B omme Johnson Ho Jones Bobby Donod W cms Denny Humph ey Ed Potion Robinson, Tom P ons, ight: Bob ft to Front row, le G Denns Rob nson Owen G s Snow Bob Fess W om Peek Denn 5 gh unk Woyne S d Richo Plons, Hein, Tom I R0 no , Dnvid TI hu Rc Clousrr Boi: O E Ms Rugg es E Les Enso Dov d Ed Durhe m Lynch Ed Koch Kenne h Y Je gh O ft ow, Ie ond N nce. Sec Gene y Dnfklry, Lu Burk, Rcmruy, Jim Adv so Honson hes e F onson, C T he He ry Cox, Jr' 1 rn rn, :ck Kr D If, , Kon Ah Sdn Hz e Y HSOI' P0 D- LIJ L nco n County V1 The Forms Eecfrc Power On A Living Through For Modern Ill F F A OFFICERS Left to right the officers are Mr Ell ott Advisor Jerry Schultz President Jerry Cox Secrett v Herbert Franson Vice President Ken Ahlf Reporter Dick Kamm Treasurer Bob Brommer Sentinal The Chapter officers attended the District Officers Training School on December 7 Special duties performed by the Reardan boys were Jerry Cox chairman of the secre tary s group Dick Kamm secretary of the treasurer s group and Jerry Schultz secretary of the president s group General The members of the Reardon Future Farmers of America Chapter participated in more activities this year than any other chapter in the state The chapter received the Best Chapter Award in district 5 the Silver Emblem in the State Chapter Contest the Superior Award in the National Chapter Contest the School Farm Shop Safety Award and first place in the State Farm Safety Contest. This year also is the first time our chapter has ever had a state officer. Our Parliamentary Procedure Team went much further this year than ever before. Our annual Harvest Ball held October 25 was again a success, The ioint Chapter and Greenhancl initiation was held at Harrington on October 29. The Harrington Davenport and Reardan Chapters participated. We constructed a safety booth for the Spokane Interstate Fair which can also be used in the future. Jerry Cox scored TOO and Jerry Schultz scored 97 in the Quiz sponsored by the Washington State Council of Farmer Cooperatives. Jerry Cox was selected as one of two Lincoln County boys to attend a camp sponsored by the American Society of Range Management and also as the winner of the Union Pacific Carl Raymond Gray Scholarship for Lincoln County. Dick Kamm was chosen to receive the Holstein Award. He was one of four boys in the state to receive this expense paid trip to all the top Holstein farms in the state. A number of boys participated in a large number of programs at Grange Lions and P.T.A. meetings. Jerry Cox Ken Ahlf Wayne Rattroy and Herb Franson were advanced to the degree of State Farmer at the State Convention, Ken Ahlf and Jerry Cox ran for state office and Wayne Rattray was our official delegate. Dennis Fiess was a member of the State F.F.A. Band. Herbert Franson, Kenneth Koch, Edward Lynch Land Judging Team Tne Land Judging Team composed ot Ken Koch Ed Lynch and Herb Franson placea tirst out ot the thirteen teams that were competing at Fairtield on October i2 1957 Ken Koch placed second and Ed Lynch third in individual scoring Wdyne Rat ay Kenneth Kocn Jerry Cox Dairy Judging Team The dai y eam consisting ot Wayne Rattray Jerry Cox ana Kenne Kocn oiac C fi th at the Deer Pa k Fair Wayne plac d seventh Jerry Cox eighth and Ken nintn in individual scoring and Spokane interstate Fairs We received a total ot iio bl e iO8 ed ana 72 rijbon at tte three fairs On livestocif eight grand seven res e Q ind ci iunior champions were received Jerry Cox won the dairy fitting and showing three tairs Koch W i cvcn it oil I ' i ff. ,, I ' V I U 'f f ' A , , L , in ' t e. Last taii twenty-eight ditterent ooys exhibited at the Lincoin County, Deer Dark, . A , I U I I l . l V Hy? 'La 5 i ' , ' C, ' , erv rc , nd 51-- Porliomentory Procedure Team ft? aka 'W Q e eeeee e N we 5, 1 'I Z 4 ' P A ef W- M, ba Q 2 ,1,, . , Q T, i. ' , LM5. ' x . , Wv,, ,,y i, , ,v::: Y : :::f -':'f':':':: 5 :: :EE d: 5 5:53252- , :: e. V' 2 : f ::- fx -,-:f -:J ru- :If-3 :-: V , .. ' MWA , fl . . ....,. 5, WW W., Q 3 bf 4 . 4 I I I 1. 1. e 4 i Ed Lynch Ken Ahlf Herb Franson Livestock Judging Teams The livestock team hos participat- ed in seven contests so far this year. The first contest was at the Lincoln County Fair Where the team placed third. At Colfax, Reardon placed tvvelfth. The Reardon team placed twelfth out of thirty-one teams at the Spokane lnterstote Fair. We cante in eighth out of fifty-two teoms participating ot the Yakima State Fair, Reardon also won the second in iudging l-lolsteins at this contest, Ken Ahlf was tenth high boy of the contest. At Pullman the team placed eleventh out of the thirty-six teams that competed. The Reardon team placed fourth at Ritzville, At Colfax they won the third place banner out of the ten teams thot entered. Tom Robinson placed seventh in individual scor- ing. The livestock contests to be held yet this spring are at St John Dov enport Preview and th Spokane Junior Livestock Show n i e Ou e rr c u Z er e in n Eclwar n ltcfn Pllllf ll C ON E, to fl ODD O L E:'Sf,f Ullb YT .JLYY Cox Ton Robinson Mr Elliot Larry Dickey D nnis Fiess Gene Nance Hal Johnson Donald Williams . I Q Fro 7 fav., left to rght: Roi: rt Cl s , Je y S h lt, H b rt Frc so , CJ Ly :V Ken Altlf 1' e .iy cziml Boll Brow ter, Bu k r A , left 'ghti B l'y J ii As. Ch' tl H 'o , Rich :rl Reiner, 1 -,f ' I - I , ' , 9 ' ' , , , SP3 ' , Othello Jamboree Reardon F.F.A. boys swept the afternoon events at Othello to take second place in the first Annual Othello FFA, Jamboree. Afternoon events in which the Reardan boys had the top team scores were, crops iudging, a shop contest and a general agri- cultural contest. The morning events were tractor driving, land iudging and livestock judging, The Reardon shop contest team of Jerry Schultz, Herb Franson and David Ensor won their contest and placed first, second and third individually in that order, Five Rear' dan boys placed in the top ten in the crops iudging contest, Ken Koch was second: Bob Clouse, sixth, Gene Nance, seventh, Bob Jones, ninth, and Ken Ahlf, tenth. Wayne Rattray topped all contestants in the General Agricultural Contest, with Chester Hanson placing third and Bob Snow, seventh. The only events in which entries were limited were tractor driving in which but one boy from eacn school could enter, and the shop contest in which a three-man team per school could participate. Seventeen boys took part from Reardon, Other events ot the chapter will include the Davenport Preview, April 26, St. John Livestock iudging, April 26, Spokane Junior Lievstock Show, May 5-9, Project tour, April 30, and Parent and Son Banquet, May l3. 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DICK KEN Reardan Team Wins Opener Reardan high school Indians opened th 1r 1957 football ses slon wlth a 356 w1n over a de termlned squad of Com ts at Creston Fudav September 20 1n the blcountv Sman leagu Wm All Star Team Honors The all star all opponent team of the BlCOL1I1tV 8man football league results have been 1el ased Reardan placed 4 men on the flrst team and 1 m th honorable mentlon column as follows Del belt Wlsdom Jumor was plcked as the quarterback Da1w1n Wls dom Junlor as th center Ken Ahlf Jun1o1 as an end Dlck Kamm semor the blg man of the squad was plcked as a tackle .hm Clouse Junior was plcked as honolable mentlon spot ln the backfleld QB af 'Quan Q 'ar'IPa.A...'9s in BO3 S UUW 'iv ww? agar! me 514951 Maiilrrv QW-an DENNIS F HERBERT JIM ,J D WMM Creston Sprague Alrmro Horrungton Wcushtucnc Connell Q ,Mgr The Score Board There There Here There Here There DONALD BOB C. WAYNE HAL TOM R DAVID RICHARD BOB J McNutt Tullles Three YELL QUEEN JANICE HENDRIX Reardan Wlns 21 20 Contest Reardan won the1r thlrd B1 County League contest Fr1day wlth a 2120 wln over Harrlng tons Panthers at Harrmgton Th1s left Reardan wlth a 3 1 rec ord Wh1Ch garnered the Indlans a lone spot ln second place Reardan whlch got off to an extremely slow start gave up a touchdown ln the f1rst quarte1 to the Harrlngton bunch Glen Tanke punched over for the score on a short d1VB over rlght guard They falled on the extra polnt r Reardan started th1ngs movlrg 1n the Openlng seconds of the second quarter wlth a drxve that A- ll. SPRAGUE Wash O 1 Mike McNutt scoled three touch downs fox Sprague as lt bested Reardan 2518 1n B1 Countv lea gue football play here last week en Bob Dower1tz accounted for the other Sprague score Dervun WIS dom Tom Frase and freshman Bob Snow scored once each for the losers The mn was Sprague s second against no losses Real dan has a 11 lecord YELL QUEEN GAYLE WILLMS started deep ln the1r own terrx tory Holes open d ln the l1ne by the b1g guards Dlck Kamm and Dennls Bogart were the kev factors 1n Settlng up a sholt sneak over thc centel of the l1ne fo1 the score by Del Wlsdom Bob Snow SCOlCd the pomt after touchdown on a plav whlch com pletelv baffled the Harrmgton squad Reardan Wnns Bncounty Game Reardans Indlans scored two touchdowns in each quarter Frx day m a 5419 B1 County League contest ov r a det lmlned Almlra squad Tom Fxase started the scoxmg palade on a 12 yald run after the Indians had capltallzed on a fum ble and moved deep 1nto Trojan telrltory Dlck Kamm scored th polnt after touchdown on a l1ne plunge Later 1n the second quarter Frase agaln romped three yards Clouse hlt the scormg column wth the extxa polnt try YELL QUEEN JINX WHITE e l I ' . ' .. ct. .- i . . 4 I l . d. ' f f . . ' 2 ' ' ' . ' ' . ' c . , 5 , 'U , ef 5' 3 , f Q N A on the same play to score. Jlm I , . 1 J 3 xiii v I 5 t y. A A ' ' . A Alf D - Basketball . 9 T., , I .. 0 1 ' if 4 mx 7, , g 1 ' YELL Janice Gayle Jinx 'Wifi v-A Bmounry 3rd Reardon Lnons If Vwnwu,-uv? EC SAN' 1 7 Q6 Comm N TH AS DIS R1 V 6 F 4 . Jw' flxkfid ,, O . R. f 1 I sr , 5 711 w Zi'Lf11 ' , 1 1 yr-I 3 , I , .,., ... . ...... l , , UKVJNIS V. ,FI J' .CRD '3 3 V X CR 5 T T CT 3RD RACE K ,GFP Q, amen, fm-Ymln QAXUUA, 666' Uwl, I Le to rlght Johnny Hendrix Denny Humphrey Tom Frase Delbert Wlsdom Duck Kamm Ken Ahlf Denny Roblnson Jerry Schultz Dorwln Wlsdorn Tom Robmson Kneeling Mr Sanford Coach Dennls Fless Manager QARUJ DARWIN Rebound Chomplon Reardon Scores 61 REARDAN Wash Jan 10 Reardan hlgh school s Indlans ex ploded for 18 polnts ln the flrst perlod and went on to defeat Lamont 6126 ln a non league basketball game Thlrty polnts by Reardans Denny Humphrey was hlgh for the game Nlck Balenzana led Lamont wlth elght Realdan led 29 13 at the half Rally Fouls REARDAN The Cleston Com ets staged a great fourth quarter rally overcomlng a 10 polnt defl clt but flnallx bovted to the Real dan Indlans 58 56 ln a BlC0ur1lV B game Denny Humphlex 591 senlol forward hlt for 32 polnts f0l the wlnners outscorlng Clestons top two mcn Belt Qallentlnf. and Hdlly Vaughn 13 lcspectlvclv Humphrev has averaged 215 polnts per game Reardon Cogers Cllmox Season With l7th Wm ALMIRA Reardans Indlans cllmaxed a flne season by Whlp plng Almlra 56 41 as Denny Humphrey potted 20 polnts It was Reardans 17th wln agalnst only three loss s and for Humphrey a 5 10 senlor lt meant a seasons average of 213 polnts per game Humphrey scored 426 tlmes durlng the season The Indlans led 3016 at the half and flnlshed the f0St1Vltl6S Wlth 21 polnts ln the flnal quar er Kamm s Only Bucket Glves Reardon Wm RITZVILLE Wash Feb 21 Dlck Kamm hlt hls only basket of the g me tonlght wlth seven sec onds left as Reardan ellmlnated RltZVlll8 ln the B1Countv league basketball toulnament Kamm s basket gave Reardan a 49 48 VICIOIX In the other tourna ment contest Cleston ellmlnated Llnd 54 51 The Realdan wln OVCI Rltzvllle was ln the nature of surprlse slnce the Broncos are tradltlon ally one ot eastern Washlngtons stlongel class B teams Thls V641 they ll slt out the dlstrlct tourna ment QARDAJ DENNY H Inspnrotlonal Wlnner Humphrey Hlts for 37 Pomts ln Reardon Wm REARDAN Wash Feb 6 Denny Humphl ey scored 37 polnts ln Reardan s 19 45 non conference basketball wln over Sprlngdal Reardan led 1110 at the half and expanded ltS lead to 38 22 at half tlme ALMIRA VS ash Fe Tvsentx polnts bx D nnx Hum phlexs helped Realdan SCOIL a 56 41 noltheln dlVlSl0ll B Lountx basketball leagu vun ONLI Al mlla Reardan and Vhlbur ended sea sol plav tled f0l lllbl placc each vtlth 71 l Lolds Kun lvlcl lcd thc Almlla team mth 19 polnts Realdan led 3016 at the half rl , Lf W1 s M- K' NU I . . up 4. X'.., U ., ' A 5 lf x li-1 tifaik W f V In x ,Db W Mx V A . Y-. .,,,., ' - f ' - , 'Z ' ' I -..I 8 ll ll , ,. , f ,. . HJ , I A ., rw-1 zs ,za --rf of 35? X ml -2 1 35 1 A 2 V I l l V . I . ' I I I .V . y 9 v 1 I ' U I ga ' ax' F zz 1 if ll at - t I - . , -. ' ' 3 . . - . . t y f , ' ' Q . .l ' ., b. 18.- Jerry DENNY Reardon Tourney REARDAN Dec 27 Reardan and Creston advanced to the fm als ton1ght of the 12th annual Reardan LIONS Chr1stmas basket ball tournament Reardan defeated Sprague 49 47 Creston topped Sprmgdale 56 44 Losers play tomorrow nlght at 7 30 w1th w1nners to meet 1mme d1ately followmg thls game Sprague 6 12 10 19-47 Reardan 13 8 17 11-49 REARDAN C495 Dennls Hum phrey 17 Del WlSd0m 2 D1ck Kamm 8 Darwln W1sdom 8 Tom Frase 14 SPRAGUE C473 Doerschlag 10 Coffman 1 McNutt 7 F H111 20 C H111 2 Nlh0Ul 4 Dowerletz 3 C1eston 1 9 24 Sp11ngdale 8 14 12 10 4 Creston 1569 H Vaughan 10 25 Galentlne 3 Staley 2 SPRINGDALE f44D Johnson 6 Abrahamson 7 Jeanne1et 18 F16ldS 11 C1ane 2 Reardon Tops Sprague EDWALL Wash Jan 28 Doxm 26 23 at half t1me Reardan lallled to beat Sp1ague 54 50 1n h1gh school basketball actlon here last week end Dennx Humphrex sco1ed 17 po1nts 101 the VlC101b Fred H111 had 15 fO1 Sprague Reardon Hrts 61 DAVENPORT Wash Feb 3 Paced by Denny Humphreys 21 po1nts Reardan h1gh school de feated Davenport 61 58 1n a north ern d1v1s10n B1 County basketball gam Reardan led 16 10 at the end of the f1rst per1od and 3726 at the half Dave M11lard scored 14 polnts for Davenport and Brlan Zlemer had 13 Wm From Davenport DAVENPORT Wash Daven ports Gor1llas garnered a spllt 1n two t1ght B1 County league basket ball contests The Gor1llas de feated Crestons Comets 3835 and lost to the Reardan Ind1ans 49 41 Darw1n WlSd0m 510 guard broke Davenports back 1n the Reardan game glabblng off 19 21 po1nts for the wmners but Tom Sanders of Davenport was h1gh vuth 23 Reardan Flve Wms REARDAN Wash D c Reardan came flom beh1nd to beat Valley 43 36 1n a B1 Countx l agu basketball game here th1s week Denny Humphrex paced the w1nn1s vuth 15 pomts Dennx Bulva had 17 polnts fO1 Vallu Vallex led 2017 at the half DENNIS R Reardon Goins Tre for Northern Lead REARDAN Wash Feb 10 Reardan owned a t1e for the lead 1n the northern d1v1s10n of the B1 County basketball league after knocklng off prevlously top place Wllbur by a score of 72 46 W1lbur and Reardan each have 61 records 1n league play Reardan s Denny Humphrey led all scorers w1th 20 polnts H1s teammate Tom Frase scored 20 Brad Peterson led W1lbur Wlth 11 Reardan led all the way and had a 30 22 halftlme lead Reardon Dumps Sprmgdale Frve In Hoop Battle SPRINGDALE Wash Jan 17 Twenty e1ght polnts bw Den nex Humph1ex paced the Rear dan h1 h school basketball team n 74 40 nonconference w1n 0161 Sp11ngdale Spr1ngdales B111 Jeanerette notched 20 pomts Rea1dan took ln 186 tust pS1l0d lead and was out flont 35 22 at the half , . .- , ., . .- ' s ' ' . ' , ., . .' . - Q I 4 . 1 .- . , W . L 1 . I - . .. . ' y . v u l l h . . D . v v . U- - 1 . l - I . ' v . ' v - l s l 1 . - ' . ' , ,, 9 4 --56 ' ' . 1 T4 u . LHIUZY 91 D03 MCKHY 7, J- Deakin rebounds. Denny Humphrey hit v l - ' '. , LY . ,, . . , .. e , 5.- .- 1 5- ' ' 5 . .A - f ' I v - ' '- . h -U N 1 I- - ' -. . 3 ' ' - e e 1 at - ' v U 7 - - v . - , . Y . .' Q . U ,' t ' U , , ' A, , DICK JOHNNY TOM R REGULAR SEASON SCORES Won 17 Lost 3 Own Opp Score Opp Name Score Valley Creston Valley Lamont Davenport Sprague Creston Wllbur Lamont Almlra Sprnngdale Creston Sprague Med1cal Lake Davenport Spnngdale W1lbur lvledncal Lake 36 Almlro Name os D1ck Kamm Denny Robmson Tom Frase Denny Humphrey Jerry Schultz Darwln Wrsdom Dell VVlSdOFT1 John Hendr1x Tom Robunson N ber ot ga es O 5 O Denny FIGSS Manager Class s 4 Avg 2 3 No. P . Ht. Wt. Pt? RB . 34 ' C 6-2 215 12 73 l7O 3,7 ' 33 ' F 5-0 155 I2 59 7l 3.1 43 36 42 29 32 F -1 l7O 12 190 191 9.5 44 51 69 33 21 F 5-10 155 I2 26 72 1. 49 41 bl 5l 23 F 5,0 150 I2 35 36 1.8 49 4l 49 Spmgue 47 24 Ken A1111 Q 5-2 155 ll 8 31 .42 42 ' 55 6l , 24 22 ' ' o 5-11 170 ll 134 218 5.7 55 46 74 A 40 ' 5-0 170 ll 155 98 8. 58 55 25 G 3 54 50 A . 1 1 39 , 45 31 o 58 140 0 1 6' 50 35 ' G 5-0 150 lO 0 0 79 ' 45 72 ' 46 45 . 'um m 2 ' ' 41 -.-unullll DARWIN TOM F DELBERT February February February February February February February March 5 March 6 Tom Frose Duck Komm Dorwm Wisdom Jerry Schultz Tom Roblnson Denny Humphrey BI COUNTY PLAYOFF Davenport Reardon Rltzvllle Reardon Rltzvllle Reardon Rutzvllle Reardon Cheney Cheney Cheney Cheney DISTRICT AT CI-IENEY Reardon Reardon Reordan Reardon STATE TOURNAMENT AT SPOKANE At Spokane Reardon At Spokane Reardon Individual scorlng for all Tournaments IIO gomesl Delbert Wisdom Dennis Robnnson Kenneth Ahlf John I-lendrrx Toto Total Opponents I Q '- 5 1 I II I9 AI 47 l.' Cl 48 20 AT ' ' 47 37 February QI At ' ' 49 Ritzville 48 22 AT ' ' 47 37 26 AT 4l 53 27 AT 28 QI 28 At 39 38 29 AI 33 l 29 35 57 4I 47 61 ' 54 ' 38 ' ' 23 ' ' 75 4 4 ' 6 ' - l 407 I5 KEN In Davenport Creston Kettle Falls Spangle Northport one Kalorno Onalosko 4 ,Wk 19 5 f-gn Lett to raght Front Bob Clouse Don Wllams Torn Plotts Bob Jones Hol Johnso Second row Larry Dickey Rclw d Re ner B ll Peek Da d He n Denn 5 Bogat Joh Henclrx Back row Dennis Fless Mgr David Grunerud Bob Snow Bob Brorn e Tom Robo Richard Stevens Mr Sanford Coach Reardon Opp Valley Creston Valley Lamont Davenport Sprague Wilbur Lamont Almrra Creston Sprague at Edwall Medical Lake Davenport Spnngdale Wilbur Medical Lake Alrnira Davenport Reardon B Squad Date Dec Dec ec ec ec Dec .lan 3 Jan 7 .lan lO Jan 17 Jan 25 Jan 28 Jan 31 Feb 4 Feb. 7 Feb. ll Feb. I4 Opp Score TOTCI 37 24 to 32 27 25 27 27 33 43 38 29 Player Torn Robinson Bob Brornmer Bobby Jones Rnchard Relner Bob Snow Larry Dnckey John Hendrux XNnll1am Peek David Hein Bob Clouse Tom Plotts Dennus Bogart OS Forward Center Guard Guard Center Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Yr Soph Soph Frosh Frosh Frosh Soph Soph Frosh Frosh Soph Soph Soph Score 13 2 2 IO 4 10 nl ii -xii WM wi WW Nw Xymi First row left to right Bob Snow Dennis Bogart Tom Frase Delbert Wisdom Denny Humphrey Ken Ahlf Mr Sonford Coach Back row left to right John Hendrx Dennis Rob nson Ed Durheim Tom Robinson Larry Durheim Darwin Wisdom March 27 Apr: Apr: Apr: April ll April lf April 23 April 25 May 2 May 3 May 9 May lo May 24 League games Medical Lake Davenport Sprague Nfolley Davenport Creston Springdale Wilbur Springdale Connell Sprague Almura Connell BasebaH There There H re Here Here Called Rain There Called Rain I-lere Here There There There Reardan ll T7 T3 3 3 Opponent 5 To T2 2 8 This year the Bi-County is playing o single round ot games, The fllfiifif of the North side will play the winner of the South side to determine the Bi-County championship. The winner ot this game will then ploy in the District play-offs at Kettle Falls and at Colville. Eight teams will play in the District. The Bi-County play-otts will be on May 20, F nt row left t rnght Tom Plotts Bob Jones John Hendrnx Delbert Wusdom Bob Clouse Denms Bogart Gene Ncnce Lorry Durhelm Second row left to rxght Mike Boldwun Dennis Robinson Tom Robunson Tom Frose Denny Humphrey Ken Ahlt Bull Peek Rnchord Stevens Bock row left To rnght Bob Snow Ruchord Renner Dorwun Wnsdom Dovtd Grunerud Ed Durheum Leslne Ruggles Mrs Sontord Couch Nome Tom Plotts Bob Jones John Hendrix Delbert Wlsdom Bob Clouse Dennts Bogart Gene Nonce Lorry Durheum Mtlce Boldwun Denny Robinson Tom Roblnson Tom Frose D nny l-lumphre Ken Ahlt Bull eek Rnchord Stevens Rmchord Retner Dorwln Wzsdom Dovnd Grunerud Ed Durhelrn Leslle Ruggles Y Boseboll Posltron Outfueld Outtleld Outtleld lntleld Pntcher Cotcher Outfteld Outtleld Cotcner Thurd bose Cotcher Outtleld Outtleld Cotcrer Oumeld Shortstop Pitcher First bose Pttclner Goth ld Outfteld Fl clner Outhelo Second bose Pttcher 'nhe d Pttclner Ou held lntleld Yeor Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Jumor Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junuor Freshmon Senior Sophomore Sensor Sensor Junior Freshman Sop omcre Freshman Junuor .luntor Ser nor res mon Seosons Ployed l ATHLETIC BANQUET Moy 20 1958 The onnuol othlehc bonqu t Nos held an the lvlultu rurpose roorr ol the grode school The mom speoker wus Mr Som Adams tl e end couch H1 footboll ond heod troclc coocn from Whntworth College. Mr, Mclioy vvos moster of ceremonues. -.,,A yn., wt' -P- ?....... yr'- 43 Qs nr Front row left to right Don Williams JoAnn Brunton Connie Kohliebe Mary Gray Barbara Any Janice Hendrix Gayle Willms Dennis Fiess Back row let to right Bob Snow Pat Stevens Prisci Walden Marilyn Doering Bonnie Triplett Sylvia Walther Davtd Hein Not shown in picture Del Wisdom Darwin Wisdom Bob Jones Dennis Bogart Jerry Schultz Herb Franson Tennis This years tennis squad saw many new faces with the largest turnout an the schools history Most of the team are underclassmen which should prove to be strong in years to come Matches were held with Davenport Wilbur Harrington and Sprague Matches won thus far were with Davenport and Wilbur Results Del Wisdom 4 Barbara Anyan Bob Jones 2 Janice Hendrix Sylvia Walther Bonnie Triplett Dennis Bogart Vw ,gl- 45 .0- W-., 'UI' Q Aglfii, N -'l 1 O Q 77 W .avi -.ji I 0' . 5'-'--Q e track team has at tended three meets three meets were at Rtz ville Wash :vid or 'ec , -- ' i ce ' he invi a- I M , ' 'nal eet ' the ' v' 'ump t the Bi-Count r my my q , Q - 1, W track invitational me David tied tor second in -c high iump. '+ N Sui nor, Diclc Komm, V . Q Snow, Larry Diclcey. Xu-:- 1 I .I I Y aw M we .Q W' a ,E- u 'ms . 1.19, iw 110' -ww-.4 1.1-eff A ylif JN v fx page ' r UCF 1 ' CV Y xx. N 4 '4 Q' 5 ' u-4-luv' Aa, uuulv nuff'-swam' 'meth' w,,,,,,,,1n--w....,gk ...nude-M Hr' -IW Qc? Ni? Um rqcfueaiiaea -fe 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I Congratulations Seniors FROM THE Zucfza We ve engoyed maklng your Portraits and will look forward to seeing you on the Next Important occasion Well have a special gift for you when we make your wedding portralts or portraits ln uniform Ask for It' CHRISTIAN STUDIO SIM W Sprague MA 41025 Makers of Personoluty Portrouts 'Q-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I 1' 1' I 1 I 1 I 1 I I I I I 0 o o I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , . . . . . 1 I . . l , . . 4 ll v n n 1 v n I . . 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I I ,,',,,,,,,',,,,,,,,,--,-,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,-,,',,,-,,,,',,-, REARDAN GRAIN GROWERS INCORPORATED Reardan, Washington GRAIN FEED FUEL GRAIN ELEVATORS AT Reard Hlte Eleanor Gravelle Phone PY 6 3201 I Cangatulatians to the Class of I958 LINCOLN MUTUAL SERVICE INC N0 2 Store-Phone PY 6-222I Plant-Phone PY 6-2226 Meat Department-Phone PY6-26II Reardon Washington Years Experience Laundry Service Crescent Brings Famous Samtone Dry Cleaning CRESCENT CLEANERS No I S 303 Walnut Phone RI 72345 OI1 CRESCENT CLEANERS No 2 N 4809 Dlvrslon Phone HU 3 3I8I For Those Who Demand The Best Spokane Washmgion Louus Kemp Prop I f-,,,-,, ,,.,,. ..-N ,...,.., ,, ,,,,,- ,-- ...,.,,,. ,.,,.,..,,..,.,--,,, I I I I I I ol 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I 'I ,,,---,----,--,----,, -- -,----,- -----------,,----..,-.-.------, , .,........,, , ,,,,,. .,,,,,,.,,...,,,,. - ,,,,, .......,. ,,,.,,,, I I I, . . , 33 I I I - II ' II ' I I I At I I ' d I I I I I S n o 1 I - I . I I I I ,, ll I I I . I I . 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I 'I I .i I - 000,44-,,E,.f.,00q-QQ''00'e,4-0,4-.94-.1-.'Q','-.QQQQQ 0,444,004- 4-.',,.,'N'4,4-Q GEORGE M RASQUE a. soN AIA Archltects Specnallzlng In School and Other Public Bulldlngs We have desagnecl and built over three hundred school prolects WASHINGTON TRUST BANK BUILDING Spokane Washington NOVELTY CARRIAGE WORKS NC WAYNE scHooL COACHES The Satest Way To Go To School We congratulate you and your class ot 1958 and encourage you to continue your education West 815 econd Avenue Spokane Washington Telephone RI 76114 THE TIRE MARKET The Best In Re Capping and Retreadlng TIRES BATTERIES Armstrong Laher B F Goodrich Delco 2nd at Monroe Phone MA 4 2178 Spokane 4 Washmgton O f . . 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FANCY B'eO'f0S'i1 NOVELTY COMPANY es Dinners Inland Emplres Largest Fun Store We Appreciate Your Patronage W 828 Sprague Ave Spokane 4 Wash ROY Pmmcn PVPP P l 1 hone TEmpe 8 O00 Congratulataons To The Class PS CarmvoIGood1es Too' Ot 1958 IS Annual Printed By MERCIAL N DAVENPORT WASHINGTON I All makes portable typewrnters I Weddung announcements O Ottuce equipment 81 furnuture I Social statnonary I Remington adding machines I Fnne prantlng I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 5 1 1 1 1 .. 5 1 1 1 . 1 - - 5 1 1 a I 5 1 1 1 1 1 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 p:::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::q 1 I, 1 5 5 5 H . .. 5 2 1 .. 1, 15 5 . . I 1 H 1 I1 , 1 5 5 1 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 1 5 , 1 1 Il 1 , 1 1 1 ' 5 5 5 5 5 u - n 1 1 Il 1 1 4, - 1 . 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