Richland Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Richland, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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WRIGHT, Superintendent, Richland Schools ' 7 J 506005 lbocvz Left to Right-E. R. los Bfmmzu, 'l'non HAUFF, I. I. XVILSON, I. W. NAGPQLY, F. A. LEACH, President l Scgoof Qwmanaifmfzm Vice Principal ROBERT Cmsuomx Principal LESLIE MCI NTOSH MARY Lula l'ilLL, Girls' Advisor DONALD LAND!-JRS, Boys' Advisor C1,Yo XVIEBBER, Secretary MAE OAKLAND, Secretary acuff ,nn-' 'HX ,HW 'G Old! ELTON ANDERSON Industrial Arts HAZEL BRODERSON Journalism, Latin GRACPI BROWN Commercial NADINE BROWN English, French NAOMI BUESCHER Mathematics BETSY CARLILE Physical Education ARDIS CIJRISTENSON Physical Education AUDRIENNE CLAAR English AUBREY CLAYTON Nlathematics FRANK CULDERTSON Distributive Education ARTHUR DAWALD Physical Education VIOLA ELLIS Art RODERT l'lENRICK Biology, Mathemaitics VENETTA JOHNSON Home Economics WILLIAM EVANS Agriculture JOHN GRUYS Industrial 4 rts f - 7 ELLEN GUSTAFSON Lapidary EDGAR HAAG Social Studies MATH EA HANSON English GIFFOIID JONES Science RAYMOND JURICICH Driving Tralnmg RICIIARD KELLY Social Studies, History LEONA KINDLEY Social Studies, English WALTER LEPAGE ACfOll8UtZlCS, SCICIICC MARY ANN LISENVSKI Spanish XVILLIAM LUCK Industrial Arts GENEVIEVE LUCKEY Speech, English GERTRUDE LUTz Commercial, German IOHN MARUCA Latin IDA MECUHK Science I. NEWTON MORRIS Commercial MARY MOUNT Illllfllflflil GORDON PAPPAS Music GENEVIEVE POMEROY Home Economics GUNDA REQUE Commercial l'lERMAN REQUE Social Science FRANCIS RISH Physical Education CHARLES SHANK Mathematics HELEN SKOGEN Mathematics HARLEY STELL MIISIC MARTHA TATE Home Economics RALPH TREFFRY Study Hall CALVIN WELSCH Crafts, Plastic W. B. WHEELER English ERIC WICKSTROM English VERNE ZELLMER Biology WILLIAM ALLEN Visual Aids NELLIE FLYNN Social Studies wskjhl I CT, .fifty in 'S-'xs 1 - I. A J A t Nj 10 xhixgjbk X iw WP Qww Wg W Elma IV! xmwwff fl , 'Wk 53 4' N wif ' 5 Q1 xg Q QW? in XXX is 5 X sxigktvvq Q L. f' if 1 1 4 V I Y n I w 1 I o A i SENIOR OFFICERS Lorna lfriclison, Cathy Baudendistel, Virgnia Buerlcle, Kneeling-BILL MCBMJ, I':l.BER'I' KI-2l.LY Barlmara Stoller, Barbara Sargent Standing - NAUINIC BROWN, Advisorg Suns Donsorv, 'l'oAi IIARIIOVR, W. B. IVIIl'Il'1l,liR, Advisor anim Ufam - - 1950 CLASS COLORS: Silver and Blue CLASS FLOXVER2 Red Rose As 'rin-: XVORLD PROORESSES, PROGRESS wirn rr. In the past four years the achievements of the Class of '50 have been many. This year started off' with the usual bang: taking pictures, ordering announcements, and measuring for caps and gowns. For the second consecutive year the Class of '50 took first prize for the best class-float in the llomecomxng Parade. ln December we s onsored our annual Senior Carnival. It was a hu e success. P g ln Nlarch a av Havseed Partv was iven to the Seniors bv the A. S. B. There was lentv ot food , S . . . g . P . and fun tor all. The Seniors were guests of the luniors at the Animal Picnic and Prom. Both affairs were greatly appreciated by the class. These four ears have been eventful, with memories lon Y to be cherished. To the School the Senior . . . y . . 5' itt was a radio- hono ra h with am lifier. 3 P g P P ln une the class said oodbv to Col-l'l1. Their farewells were made lcnown at Class Day, 5 . .. Baccelaureate, then Graduation. SENIOR PLANNING COMMITTEE Row lftlineelingl Elbert Kelley. AwI1lI'IIb'II GFIHIII Row Qftsittingj Sue Dodson, Nadine Brown, Advisor, Barbara Cole, Norma Aleyers, Pat jones, lVIargie Ranahan Row 5fCStandingl lfarl Slcow, 'llom llarbour, IV. B. IVheeler, Advisor, Bill Aflcliee I, , Allen, Vernon Eugene, Boys' Federation 4, Rock Club 5-4, Student Representative 2 Allen, Sharon Louise, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Tri- Hi-Y 2-5, F.H.A. 5. G.A.A. l, Sandstorm Staff 4, Iunior Red Cross 5 Andrews, Thomas Keith, Boys' Federation 1-2- 5-4, Central Council 5 Ayre, Judith, Girls' League 5-4, Pep Club 5-4, Spanish Club 4, Sandstorm 4, Oak Ridge High School 2 Arbuckle, Jerry Jerome, Boys' Federation 2-5-4, Boxing 2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Football 2-4, Baseball 5, Student Council Representative 2, Track 4. Barr, Nancy, G.A.A. 2, F.H.A. 5-4, Secretary 4, Lincoln High, Tacoma, Washington 1 Baker, Norman Edward, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Spanish Club 2 Bash, Georgia Mae, Girls' League 2-5-4, St. Gertrude's Academy l Barker, Fred B., Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Iunior Planning Committee 5, Cheerleader 4, Student Council 4, Boys' Federation Central Council 4, Pep Club 4 Baudendistel, Catherine Mary, Pen Club I-2- 5-4, G.A.A. l-2, National Honor Society 5-4, Student Council, 2-5, A.S.B. Secretary 5, Iunior Planning Committee 5, Annual Staff 5-4, Editor 4, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Salutorian 4 Bellande, Thomas Louis, Football l-2, Letter- men's Club 5, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Track l-2-5, Orchestra 5-4 Binns, Shirley Evelyn, G.A.A. l-2-4, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 2 Bewlay, Ronald Howard, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4 Biur, Marian Jean, G.A,A. l-2, Latin Club 2-5, Girls' League l-2-4, Bznd l-2-5, Orchestra l-5-4 Blazon, Gilbert R., Boxing l-2, Football l-2, D. E. Club 4 Boyle, Marlene, Girls' League 5-4 Breard, Dan A., Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Track l-5, Tennis 2, Basketball l-5-4, Letterman Club 4, Football l-4, Student Council 2, Baseball 4 Buerkle, Virginia Marjorie, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Home Room Representative 4, Top Five 4 Q all M fe.-Q, J , 'iv , H r'v Brodaezynski, Eugene joseph, Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, F.l .A. 4 Burns, Patricia Irene, Nlilwaulsee l, Pep Club 3-4, 'llri-lli-Y Treasurer 2. G.A.A. 2-3. Photog- graphy Secretary 3-4, Science Club 2, Tennis l-3-4 Bruggeman, Bill Edward, Boys' Federation l-2- 3-4, Boxing 3, Baseball 3-4, Roclc Club 4 Cawdrey, jo Ann Lee, llavemale, Spokane I. Girls' League 2-3-4, Girls' League Council 4. Pep Club 4, llome Room Representative 4, An- nual Staff 4, Tri-l'li-Y 2 Butler, William Stewart, Boys' Federation I-2- 5-4, Hi-Y 3 Clancy, Ann, Girls' League l-2-3-4 Carper, Larry W., Boys' Federation 4 Clark, Nlarian June, Tri-l'li Y 2, Girls' League l-2-3-4, G.A.A. 1 Chubb, james Ray, Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Central Council 3, Track 2-3-4, Lettermen's Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Cross Country 3-4 Cluck, Gertrude Ann, G.A.A. 2-3-4. Girls' League 1-2-5-4 Clem, Robert Gail, Boys' lfecleration l-2-5-4, Central Council 3, Student Council l-4, 'l'racla 2-3-4, Lettermen's Club 2-3-4 Cluck, Juanita Geneive, Girls' League l-2-3-4. G,A.A. 2-3-4, Bowling League Secretary 2. Tri-Ili-Y 2 Clement, Carroll Gene, Boys' Federation l-2-3-4. Lettermen's Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4, Foot- ball, 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Traclc l-2-3-4 Coats, A'lVlarie, Girls' League 4, Louisville, Ken- tucky l-2-3 Cline, Ernest, Cross Country 3-4, 'l'raclc 3, llo-vs' Federation l-2-3-4 Cole, Barbara Shearan, Girls' League 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Central Council 4, Latin Club 3. Senior Planning Committe 4, llome Coming Princess 4, Senior Councelor 4 Cole, Robert Joseph, Football 2-5-4. Boys' lfeil- eration l-2-3-4, Central Council l, Lettermen's Club 3-4, Student Council 2-3, Cliiell of Patrol 3. Annual Staff 4 Conner, La Ree, Girls' League 3-4, F.ll.A. 3-4, Sunnyside lligh School Conner, Gerald Edward, Boys' Federation 2-5-4, Hoxie High School l Connors, Patricia K., Girls' League 4, Student Council 4, Pep Club 4, Homecoming Queen 4 Seattle l-2-5 Ewing, Stanely Edward, Boys' Federation I-2-5-4, gfntral Council 5, Photography Club 5-4, Science ub l-2 Craig, Shannon Myree, Girls' League l-2-5-4, G.A.A. l-2-5, Radio Club 4 Finch, Charles, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Track l-2-5-4, Football 5, Band 2-5-4, Latin Club 2 Derby, Dorothy Lee, Girls' League 5-4, Apache, Oklahoma l-2 Fisher, Donald Gilbert, Football l-2-5-4, Track l-2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Vice President 5, Basketball 2, Student Council 5, Baseball 4 Drum, Marilyn Kay, Girls' League l-2-5-4 Fitzgerald, Bert William, Boys' Federation 5-4, Home Room Representative 4, Science Club l-2 Dodson, Myra Sue, Girls' League 2-5-4, Vice President 5, National Honor Society 5-4, Vice President 4, Class Secretary 4, Homecoming Princess 5, Photography Club 5-4, Vice Presi- dent 4, G.A.A. 2, Senior Counselor 4 Frew, Archie, Football 2-5-4, Tennis 2-4, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Key Club 4, Latin Club 2-5, Lettermen's Club 4 Erickson, Lorna Ann, Girls' Lea ue l-2-5-4, President 4, Class Treasurer l, Pep Club l-2-5-4, Treasurer 5, Thespians l-2-5-4, President 2, Secretar -Treasurer 5, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 5-4, Spanish Club 2-5, lunior Planning Committee 5, Iunior Revue Director 5, Valedictorian 4 Gaines, james Marion, Boys' Federation I-2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Rock Club 4 Ertel, Dorothy Ann, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Pep Club 2-5-4, Latin Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, G.A.A. l, Senior Counseolor 4 Goff, Neil Raymond, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Class Secretary l, Class Treasurer 2, Class Presi- dent 5, Student Council l-4, Iunior Planning Committee 5, Baseball 5-4, Football 2-4, Letter- men's Club 5-4, President 4 Evert, Dilla Mae, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Latin Club l, Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.H.A. 2 Fisher, Malcome O., Boys' Federation 2-5-4, Rock Club 4, Key Club 5-4, Secretary 4, Latin Club 5 De Vine, Sharleen, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Standing Committee 4, Orchestra l-2-, Band 5, F.l'l.A. 5-4, Efeiisurer 4, Latin Club 5, Annual Staff 4, Pep u m 4 573' Y 1' 'ah Finfrock, Juanita Ioan, Latin Club 2-3, F.l LA. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. Retailers Club 4, Secretary G.A.A. l, 'l'r1-Hi-Y 2, Girls' League I-2-3-4 Hammack, Clarence Chester, Boys' Federation l-2-3-4, Track Nlanager 2, Annual Staff 4, Letter- men's Club 2-3 Foster, Jean, Nlissoula Co. lligh School l-2, Student Council 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Nlusic Club 3, Girls' League 3-4 Hammel, Richard Carl, Football 3, Boys' Feder- ation 4 Foust, Colleen La Vaun, G.A.A. l, Girls' League l-2-3-4, Cheer Leader 3, Pep Club 3 Hammond, Charles Dempse , Football I.V. l, Track l-2-3-4, Lettermen's Cliib 3-4, Boys' Fed- eration l-2-3-4, Roclc Club 4, State Track Meet 3, Cross Country 3 Fred, Betty Helen, Albuquerc ue, New Mexico l-2, Pasco High School 3, Senior Clounseolor 4, Student Council 3-4, Girls' League 3-4, G.A.A. I-2-5 Hankel, Roger, Boys' Federation I-2-3-4 George, Malxgjorie June, F.H.A. 1-2-4, Secretary and Vice resident, Tennis Team 4, G.A.A. l, Girls' League l-2-4 Harbour, Thomas Clay, Choir 4, Boys' Federa- tion l-2-3-4, Radio Club I-2-4, Student Council 3, Baseball 4, Senior Planning Council 4, Thespian 4, Class President 4, Key Club 3, President 4, Traclc 2-3-4, Debate 1-2-3 Glendinning, jean, Girls' League I-2-3-4, Girls' League llome Room Representative 4, Spanish Club 2-3, G.A.A. I-2, Sandstorm Business Nlan- ager 4 Harding, Norman Earl, Boys' Federation I-2-3, Student Council l Graham, Iris janet, Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Pep glut: 4, H.A.A. l-2-4, Spanish Club 2, Science u 3 2 Hester, Albert Lee, Photography Club 3-4, Latin Club 2-3, President 3, National Honor Societv 3-4, President 4, Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, Sand- storm Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4, Tennis 3 Green, Roberta May, Girls' League 4, Eden High 1-2-3 Hinson, William, Boys' Federation 1-2-3-4, llome Room Representative 4, Lettermen's Club I-2- 3-4, Treasurer 3, Baseball I-2-3-4, D.E. Club Vice President 4, Bowling League President 4 Griffin, Marilyn lean, Girls' League 1-2-3-4, Senior Planning Committee 4, Pep Club 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2, Senior Counseolor 4, School Social Chairman 4 Hooper, Bob Eugene, Boys' Federation I-2-3-4, Latin Club 2 Hackney, Elvera Louise, Tri-Hi-Y 5, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Home Room Representative 4 Irwin, Robert Dale, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Letterman's Club 2-5-4, Football l-2-5-4, Boxing 2-5, Track 1-2-5-4 Hambley, Lois Virginia, Fennville, Michigali, Tampa, Florida, Girls' League 2-4 Isaacs, Bruce, Boys' Federation 2-5-4, Clifton, Colorado l Holden, Susan Harriet, Kennewick High 2, Senior Counselor 4, Girls' League 5-4, Home Room Representative 4 Iensen, Iames Lowell, Baseball 2-5-4, Basketball 2-4, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Student Council 4, Letterman's Club 2-5-4, Spanish Club 5, Sand- storm Staff 5-4, Bowling League Secretary 4 Hultman, Eulaine, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Spanish Club 1, F.H.A. 2-5, President 5 Iessen,Clr., Raymond Theodore, Hi-Y 1-2-5-4, Key lub 5-4, Thespians 4, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Latin Club 5, Student Council 5, lunior Planning Council 5, Boys' Federation Central Council 2 jelacie, Florence Agnes, Girls' League 5-4, Wash- ington High School, Portland, Oregon l-2 johnson, Robert Eugene, Boys' Federation 1-2- 5-4, Track 2-5-4 Jones, Patricia Kathryn, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Secretary 2, Central Council 2, Home Room Representative l, Chairman of Ushers 5, Pep Club 2-5-4, President and Vice President 5, Photography Club Treasurer 5, G.A.A. l, Latin Club 2-5, Business Manager Annual Jordon, Dean lack, Boys' Federation 5-4, Bank 5, Kennewick High School 1-2 Kraus, Nona lean, Girls' League 2-5-4 Kehres, Clarence Robert, Key Club 5-4, Thes- pians 2-5-4 Leavell, Janis Marie, Girls' League 5-4, F.H.A. 5-4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Home Room Representative 4, Ronan High l-2 Keller, Buddy Gene, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, President 4, A.S.B. Treasurer 5, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, President 5, Football 2, Basketball 2-5-4, Baseball, 2-5-4 Yvonne Lohdefinch, Girls' League l-2-5-4 Kelley, Elbert Leo, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Track 5-4, Class Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 2, Band l-2-5, Boxing 2, 'liennis 2 N ik . . 4 Ss , - , Q, A '- - Q E-Qff: 3' 1 F i , aa 53? mimi ,M-r s rm- Y '- uf am Q we ,r 5522- Q -is f ,aa ,. 'DN Lonborg, Louise l., Balboa High, San Francisco l-2, Girls' League 5-4 Kendall, Harold Dale, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4 Luckey, Charlene, Coolidge High, Washington, D. C., 1-2, Girls' League 5-4, Senior Counselor 4, National Honor Societv 5-4, F.H,A. 5-4, Presi- dent 4, Pep Club 5-4, Spanish Club 5 Knowles, Billy A., Boys' Federation 4, Rock Club 4, Vancouver High 1-2-5 McCracken, Marie, G.A.A. I-2, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, Spanish Club 5-4 Kurz, Lester, Boys' Federation 5-4, Band 5-4, Student Council 4, Band Ensemble 4, Elk Mound, Yvisconsin l-2 Mccrarey, Lois Patricia, Girls' League l-2-5-4, G.A.A. 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Richland Retailers Club 5 Lemke, Maurice Wayne, Boys' Federation 4, Kennewick High 5 McDonald, Ioan, Girls' League 4, Student Store Manager 4, D. E. Club President 4 McBee, William Joseph, Boys' Federation 5-4, Home Room Representative 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Football 5, Baseball 5-4, Lettermen's Club, 5-4, Basic High, Henderson, Nevada 1-2 McGhan, Elva, Girls' League l-2-5-4, G.A.A. l-2, Annual Staff 4 McCormick, William Iames, Boys' Federation I-2-5-4, Home Room Representative 2, Iunior Planning Committee 5, Senior Planning Com- mittee 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Court Iudge 5, Class Vice President 5, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Vice President 5, Track 1-2-5-4, Football l-2-5-4 McGhee, Maxene Frances, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, G.A.A. l, Sandstorm Staff 2-5 McElroy, Dave Clark, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4' Secretary 5, Cice President 4, Student Council l, Lettermen's Club 5-4, Football 2, Basketabll 2, Track 2-5-4 McGinnis, Judith A., Girls' League 4, Senior Counselor 4, Cathedral High School, Wisconsin l-2-5 McMillin, Gerald Iospeh, Boys' Federation I-2- 5-4 MacLeod, Maryilyn Virginia, G.A.A. 2-5-4, President 4, Pep Club 4, Girls' League 2-5-4, Central Council 4, Home Room Representative 5, Senior Counselor 4, Federal Yvay High School 1 Martin, Arthur E., Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Hi-Spot Representative 1, Baseball Manager 2, Annual Staff 4, Student Store Manager 2-5, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4 McMannis, Marilyn Frances, Girls' League 1-2- 5-4, G.A.A. 2-5-4 Maxwell, Iohn Cameron, Ir., Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Science Club I-2, Lettermen's Club 5-4, Photography Club 5-4 Manor, Lou Ann, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, G.A.A. I, Band l-2, Sandstorm Staff' 2-5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Student Council 4 Meicenheimer, Wilmer Leroy, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Central Council 1, Annual Staff 4, Foot- ball 1-2-5-4, Basketball 2-4, Baseball 1-2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 1-2-5-4, Student Council 2-5 Martin, Ioan Minell, Girls' League 1-2-5-41 G.A.A. 1-2, Richland Retailers Club 5 Menkins, Terrence James, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Rock Club 5 Meyers, Norma Elley, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, Spanish Club 2, Senior Planning Council 4 Merrill, Norman D., Football Manager 4, D. E. Club 4, Lisbon, New Hampshire 1-2-5 Mikkelsen, Marlene, G.A.A. 1-2, Gilrs' League 1-2-4, Thespians 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Columbian 4, Provo High School Provo, Utah 5 Merryman, Thomas Eugene, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 5-4, Football 2-5-4, Class President 1, Class Vice President 2, Colum- bian, 4, Track 5 Monroe, Melva Belle, Girls' League 5-4, Music Club 5, YVenatchee Senior High 1-2 Michael, jim, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Home Room Representative 4, Football 1-5-4, Annual Staff 4, Rock Club 5-4 Moore, Andrea Marie, Girls' League I-2-5-4, Pep Club 1-2-5-4, G.A.A. 1-2, Secretary 2, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 5-4, Student Council 5-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, A. S. B. Vice President 4, Student Court 5. Thespians 4 Mickulecky, Edwin Lee, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Key Club 5, Band 5-4 Moore, Bettie Jim, Girls' League 1-2-4, Home Room Representative 1-2, Tri-Hi-Y President 2, G.A.A. 1, Thespians 1, Marycliff High, Spokane 5 Mollerus, Fred Iohn, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, gimogball 2-5-4, Track 1-2, Key Club 4, Spanish u 5 Murphy, Helen Ann, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, Home Room Representative 1-2, Central Council 5, Senior Counselor 4, Iunior Planning Committe 5, Student Council 5, Class Secretary 2-5, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 1-2-5-4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 2-5, G.A.A. 1 Montgomery, Harvey Andrew, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 1-2-5-4, Boxing 1-2-5-4, Class President 2, Student Council 2-5, Senior Planning Committee 4, Cross Country 5. Student Court ludge 5, Track 1-2 -as 3429 yd, , 2 fe l 3 , 8 Overstreet, Edwin Betty, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, G.A.A. 1-2 Morrison, Cecil A., Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Student Council 1-2-5-4, A.S.B. President 4, Spanish Club 2, Thespians 2-5-4, National Honor Society 5-4, Key Club 5-4, Student Court Iudge 5, Traclc 2-5, Latin Club 2 Pearson, Ann Elizabeth, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Home Room Representative 2-4, Pep Club 1-2- 5-4, Latin Club 5, G.A.A. 1-2, Senior Counselor 4, Hi-Spot Representative 2 Morton, Donald Gene, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4 Peterson, Geraldine Yvonne, Girls' League 1-2- 5-4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Sandstorm Staff 5-4, G.A.A. 1 Mosteller, Thomas Barry, Boys' Federation 1-2- 5-4, Band 1-2-5, Rock Club 5 Peterson, Mary Lou, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, Top- penish High School 1-2-5 Musselman, Robert Ray, Boys' Federation 1-2- 5-4, Band 5-4 Price, Carol Lea, G.A.A. 1, Girls' League 1-2-5-4 Nacke, Fred Lawrence, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Rock Club 4, Football 5 Poe, Dicksey Lee, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, Central Council 4, G.A.A. 1-2-5, Treasurer and Council 2, Latin Club 5, Iunior Class Treasurer 5, N.H.S. 5-4, Treasurer 4, Pep Club 2-5-4, Band 1-2-5 Nelligan Iim Robert, Track 2-5-4, Boxing 2-5-4, giaseball 1, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Photo ub 5 Porter, Raideen, Girls' League I-2-5-4, G.A.A. 1-2-5-4, G.A.A. Counsel 5-4 Osborn, Edward Henley, Baseball 5-4, Manager 2, Basketball 4, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Sandstorm 5 Ranahan, Margie Lee, Santa Barbara 1-2, Sand- storm 5, Girls' League Home Room Representa- tive 5, Columbian 4, Pep Club 4, Girls' League Central Council 4, Senior Planning Committee 4, Senior Counselor 4 Patterson, Archie B., Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Rock Club Richardson, Earle, Girls' League 4 Pickett, Hugh E., Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Iunior Plannin Committee 5, Band 5, Kely Club 5-4, Cross Country 4, Track 5-4, Letterman s Club 4, Student Council 4, Latin Club 1-2, Spanish Club 5 Riley, Roberta Darlene, Pep Club 2-5-4, Tri-lli-Y 2, G.A.A. l-2-5-4, Council F.l'l.A. 5-4, Latin Club Secretary-Treasurer 2, National Honor Society 5-4, Photography Club 5-4, President 4, Girls' League l-2-5-4 Polson, Alvin Keith, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Radio Club 4, Photography 5 Roberts, Lynne Mae, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girls' League 2-5-4, Sandstorm 2-5-4, Latin Club 2-5, Cen- tenniae High School l Porath, Dick, Boys' Federation 5-4, Rock Club 5, President 5, Thomas letferson lligh, Port Arthur, ' 'exas l-2 Rushing, Sunshine M., S anish Club 5, Girls' League 5-4, Photography Club 4, California 2 Rice, Norman Charles, Boys' Federation I-2-5-4, Boxing 2-4, Track 5 Sargent, Barbara, South High, Denver, Colorado l-2, Girls' League 5-4, Student Court 5, lvelfare Committee Chairman 4, Photography Club 4, Top Five 4 Robertson, Robert Ray, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Band l-2, Rock Club 5 Sargent, Mary Frances, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Central Council 2-5-4, Treasurer 2, Senior Coun- selor 4, G.A.A. l-2, Pep Club l-2-5-4, President 4, Annual 4, Student Council 5 Rose, Charles Wayne, Boys' Federation I-2-5-4, Student Council 4, Track 5-4, F.F.A. 4 Shegrud, Beverly Ioan, Girls' League I-2-4, Tri-Hi-Y l-2-4, F.H.A. l-4 Schermer, Frank Edward, Boys' Federation 1-2- 5-4, Tennis 2-5-4, Basketball 2-5-4, Band l-2-5, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Music Club 5 Sieveke, Juanita Jean, Latin Club l-2, Tri-l'li-Y 4, Girls' League l-2-5-4 Schmidt, Gerald Dean, Boys' Federation I-2-5-4, Rock Club 5 Smith, Wanda, Girls' League 1-2-5-4 Skow, Earl Allan, Football l-2-5-4, Track l-2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 5-4, Senior Planning Committee 4, Boys' Federation l-2-5 4 Staples, Gaynor Claire, Academy of the Immac- ulate Heart of Mary l-2-5 Smith, lack, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Red Cross Representative 5, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Box- ing 2-5 ' ff' Fw W Stoller, Barbara Ann, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, Central Council 4, Senior Counselor 4, Student Council 4, Student Court Iud e 5, Iunior Plan- ning Committee 5, Annual Stag 4, Pep Club 5-4, G.A.A. l-2, Latin Club 2-5, Secretary-Treasurer 5, National Honor Society 5-4, Secretary 4, Top Five 4 Steele, Laurence Herbert, Boys' Federation 4, F.F.A. 4, 'lihespian 4, Prosser High l-2-5 Stuart, Ioanne B., Girls' League 5-4, Spanish Club 5, Moxee High l-2 Stephens, Murl Gilbert, Boys' Federation 1-2- 5-4, F.F.A. 4 Verellin, Patsy Anne, Girls' League l-2-5-4, G.A.A. l-2-5 Sterling, Harold Keith, Boys' Federation 5-4, Track 5-4, Football Nlanager 4, Latin Club 4, Herkimer High, New York l-2 Walden, Joanne May, Girls' League I-2-5-4, Latin Club 2, Orchestra 4, Band l-2-5-4, G.A.A. 1-2-5-4 Stevens, George Burgess, Boys' Federation l-2- 5-4, Boxing 2, Photography Club 5 Warburton, Alberta Diane, Girls' League l-2-5-4, Pep Club I-2-5-4, Hi-Spot Representative 2, G.A.A. 1, Annual Staff 4, Spanish Club 5, Mlisic Club 5, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Senior Counselor 4 Stumph, Donald, Boys' Federation 2-5-4 Wundrow, Ioan Mary, Girls' League 2-5, F.ll.A. 2-4, Spanish Club 2-4, Kennewick High l Sullivan, Claude L., Boys' Federation 5-4 Tillson, David Dwight, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Annual 5-4, Band I-2-5, Iunior Planning Com- mittee 5, Pep Club 5-4, Cheerleader 5, Letter- men's Club l-2-5-4 Torr, Robert Alvin, Bo s' Federation I-2-5-4, Band 5-4, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Tennis 2-5-4, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 5-4, Baseball 1 Tucker, Trueman Dale, Boys' Federation I-2-5-4, Latin Club 2, Photography Club 5-4, Hi-Y 4, Projection Crew 4, Spanish Club 4, President 4, 'liraclc 5, Bowling League 4 Wagner, Wayne, Boys' Federation 5-4 Wallace, Wayne Fred, Boys' Federation l-2-5-4, Track l-2-5, Lettermen's Club 2-5-4, Student Council 4 White, Donald Edward, Boys' Federation 2-5-4, Spanish Club 5-4, Coulee Dam High l Whiteside, Paul Ernest, Ir., F.F.A. Reporter 4, Boy's Federation l-2-5-4, Rock Club 5 Winchester, Robert Glen, Boys' Federation 1-2- 5-4, Track l-2-5-4, Football 1, Lettermen's Club 4, Cross Country 5 Wickersham, Ray Earl, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Track l-2-5-4, Lettermen's Club 5-4, Boxing 2-4, Cross Country 5 Whiting, R. Duane, Bo s' Federation 5-4, Student Council 4, Lewis and Clark High, Spokane 1-2 Winter, Charles William, Boys' Federation 4, Kennewick High 5 Woolbright, H., Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Football 2 Wilson, Darlene, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, G.A.A. l, Pep Club 2-5, Home Room Representative 4, Central Council 4, Sandstorm Staff 4 Woolbright, Marshall Raye, Boys' Federation 1-2-5-4, Track 1, Football 2 Barron, Barbara, Girls' League 1-2-5-4, G.A.A. 1-2, Sandstorm Staff 4 Janice Taylor CAMERA-SHY Edward Yvilber Ayer Harold R. Barott lvilliam D. Bradley Edward A. Dawson Ora P. Gifford William Charles Gladfelder Duke Smith Samuel Charles Shalfner Nancy Lee Peters Ioanne B. Witte Charles Yvayne Moore C n f 3 FNLXX l 1 1 Junior Class Officers JERRY MAIIZYCIC, Treasurer MARGARET BUIQSCIIER, Secretary BONNIE MUIQIIIIY, Vice President CLARK IOCIIEN, President wzioz Cyan chliitozy I We of the Class of '51 can look back on our Iunior year with much pride, for during this year so much worthwhile was accomplished. The glory of being a Iunior was realized by each of us. Some of the memorable events of the year were the Christmas Dance, the Golden Gate Revue, the Iunior-Senior picnic, and, of course, the Prom which was the most highly anticipated of all. We are especially proud of our Iunior athletes who have made a wonderful showing in every field of school sports. Sincere thanks go to our advisors, Mrs. Claar, Mrs. Ellis, and Mr. Welsch for their patience, guidance, and understanding during this busy year. The class leaders were Buz Iochen, President p Bonnie Murphy, Vice President g Margaret Buescher, Secretary, Ierry Marzyck, Treasurer. 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Phylis Ralsch, Iaclxie Rector, Donna Redman, Ramona Ricketts, Nancy Riggs, Orman Naclene Roberts, Doris Rodeman, Sue Ryel, George Richardson, Iames Riggs, Bob Robinson, Mai-viii Rossi. ia Iean Selmaclc. Gladys Schmidt, lrma Scoll., Pat Schweiser, Donna Lee Shannon, Yvilma Stratton, Gerry Strode, Diane Strom, Althea Swcaringer, Alton Schell. Eclwarcl Shane. y l , ',,. - ,AWE y ,gf . ' , A 4 'ff .,,h. , .. x r , , ' 4 ' if fu K :--.- ' .1.. :... x E E-- A ,V -.::v:-: .H V, ,V Egg? t I 'E ,,:-l-v: : !--- 2: gigfx :,. , ,,:: V V E ' ., V .-vvl: ,S , Il- --.: g y . . V ,. 3: -L,,: tl F , FX ' , ' iii X f v :v'Q , ,M 1.4 ' .. VV 1 ,, ,A lqll l I, , K , S 'N Y : t in d f A I L F W QZII F A M ,. is l-:.l, 3 X r fr ' a og l , -Q: f we .fi mfl flei F ff- ,Q P Q i ' Y 5, - Y ,WV , -,r U. 2 -Vi , i v , Y ff, S s 1 .. .l , at , gh l 3 I If- 4 ,Fl A 9 Q., 1, J We J t .EL ,lil y I L 1 , -.4754 M :ww 1 +.,. A oxxvm al lt N I O M r ,s g,Qd,5 S mv? ...sy ,Q gl ' uv ff Q itll Z 3 Az S.-J! 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Ann Yale, Pat Young, Jack Yale, Don Yost, Kenneth Payne, Leon Stevens, Don Nleaclly. cgofzgomofze Ufam chtiafo my The Sophomores can rightly be termed the ATOMIC class of Col-Hi. They boast the largest membership, they have made themselves active in all groups sponsored by the school. The class devised a winning float for Home- coming Day. Their Hayseed Party was a great success. During the year they sponsored popular class programs. Many individuals did outstanding work in music, speech, dramatics, F.H.A., F.F.A., Athletics, G.A.A., Pep Club, radio productions and Boys' Federation. Special mention should go to Carolyn Standridge who claims the honor of being the first sophomore in Wash- ingto to attain the State Presidency of F.H.A. Tom Davis did commendable work in oratorv at the Spokane oratorical X contest. Patti Cole, a great cheerleader, was Homecoming princess with lack Dawson as prince of the Tolo Dance. As sophomore class officers, Dick McQueen served as President, Marjorie Casebier, Vice President, Beverly Smith, Secretary g Herbert Bullard, Treasurer, and Kirby Treasurer, DICK MCQUEEN, President, HERB:-:RT Bur- Edwards, SeI'geant'at'AI:m5- Mrs- Buescher and Mr- LARD, Sergeant-at-Arms. Wickstrom were the advisors of the class. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Row 1: MAIIGIE CASEBIER, Vice President, B1-:v SMITH, Secretary, Mas. BUESCHER, Advisor Row 2: MR. WICKSTROM, Advisor, KIRBY EDWARDS, Row 1: Xvayne Allen, loahn Don Durant, Dorothy Bryson, Beverly Briglin, Delmont Bruggeman, Nancy Browning, Mary Ann Baudendistel, Ieanne Ackley, Phyllis Byers, Lurene Bernhart, Tom Allen Row 2: Grover Alexander, Lou Ann Binns, Ioan Baker, Beverly Brown, Don Bridges, Lilly Burns, loan Arbuclde, Milton Boyd, Helen Bartlett, Roberta Adkins, Reed Brinkerhoff, Beverly Biehn Row 5: Yvayne Bryson, loc Adair. Dick Bowen, Bill Berry, George Brusstad, Herbert Bullard, Buddy Breard, Glen Branson, Ierry Boyd, Phillip Ayer Row 1: Mary Christensen, Terry DeVine, Marilyn DeVine, Patti Cole, Tom Doyle, Dolores Cantrell, Frances Doremus, May Campbell, Connie Cornelius, llarold Clark, Ruth Daer, Bob Burkett ROW 2: Betty Duncan, Nlaryon Edwards, Mar Drake, Margie Casebier, Betty Connor, Norma Carver, Allice Canfield, Bett Durco. Ieane Carter, Charlotte Carlson, Mary Ann Conklin, Gene Dewey Row 5: lim Davis, Rush Campbell, Frank Dawes, Bob Crum, Mike Deymonaz, lack Dawson, Dick Coates, Kirby Edwards, jerry Cravens, Iames Clancy Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Iack Holden, Madelyn Hinson, Doris Hackney, Bill Hughes, Iessie Harbour, Mary Green, Monty McDonald, Naomi Griffith, Blanche Husband, Bob Harding, Wilam Hoschouer, Doris Gosnell Donald Halstead, Ellan Harrison, Pat Greenfield, Iean Gire, Barbara Hughes, Bob Henry, Carolyn Fultz, Shirley Frew, Iune Francis, Ruth Fred, Bob Greeno Ray Hubbard, Hugh Hinson, Bill Hash, Dale Harrison, lim Flickinger, Perry Gruver, Ronald Hardy, Darrell Goldsmith, Harold George, Carl Hardigg I Nancy Long, Duane Iohnson, Christy Lambert, Lionel Ianssen, Carol Latta, Ginger Keim, lack McMillan, Lou Anne Lee, Mona Ietton Ioan Kendall, Anneta Lollar, Ierry Lukins, Gillian Langley, Floyd Kinsley, Dorothy Keys, Alfred Iohnson, Moram Iean Leonard, Kaylid Iordan, Carolyn Kartensen, Mary McMillan Iack Lester, Don Lyall, Ierry Lutes, Luana lvers, Bobby MacLeod, Dick McQueen, Gene Latendresse, Dick Lewis, Arthur Lassila, Paul Kraus, Lyle Kendall Harold McDonald, Paul Mandell, Bev Munson, Mary Morgan, Ioan Magnuson, Nancy Newman, Bob Monroe, Marilyn Nielsen, Gloria Middlebrough, Lois Northup, Floyd Montgomery Iames Miller, Lafe Myers, Nancy Moores, Diane Moody, Ioanna Manning, Hazel Morgan, Ioan Martin, Bonnie Mills, Dolores Meicenheimer, Keith Myers, Iames Morrison Bob Miller, Barbara Nleyers, Iames Mauzy, Ioy Mason, lack Morrow, Ierry Molnaa, Mary Kay Mitchell, Lynn McDougal Row Rpw Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Douglas Patterson, Lola Mae Nunn, Lorraine Powell, Norma Naggles, Margaret Nelligan, Betsy Parker, Indy Porter, lrma Perry, Gayla Raffety, Marilyn Overstreet, Orrin Pilkey Iim Norwood, Evelyn Rogers, Rosallee Rowe, Nancy Robb, Margie Reinhold, Liala Patterson, Rod Ouren, Margaret Pendergast, Barbara Roegler, Betty Powell, Marian Rutledge, Bessie Nielson, George Parratt Eddie Nix, Pat Parkinson, Iack Price,IKay Norton, W'endell Poole, Shirley Pitman, Jimmy Thompson, Carolyn Pritchard, Iim Nacke, Vera Rodda, Robert Nacke Lionel Stewart, Carolyn Standridge, Nonajean Sterling, Donna Snyder, Ruth Snyder, Ruth Snavely, Elsa Slack, Marjorie Sargent, Shirley Segrest, Lynn Sapper, Sharon Strege, Bill Shane Gerald Scott, lames Ragsdale, Nadine Stevens, Bev Smith, Sandy Soderquist, Betty Sutton, Elaine Shearer, Lareta Shaffner, lane Rollison, Dave Rhodes, lim Stevens Robert May, Ronnie Snow, Skipper Scott, Lionel Roberts, Iunior Stoner, Dave Smith, Iohn Severn, Loren Scott, Ronnie Stebbins Bob WVeiss, Margaret Yvatkins, Beth Vercllen, Lael Wveber, Ioan YVarren, Evaline YVorking, Rhetta Young, Norma lean Tausch, Carol Tyner, Donna XVillis, Bill Xveaver 1 lack Young, Dawn Wright, Marilyn Woehle, Lois Wagner, Mary YVinchester, Margaret Wolford, Caroline YVestover, Shirley Thompson, Pat Thornburg, Ruth Wildenborg, Douglas Sansom Billy Zilar, Dick White, Iim Young, Burl Tobias, Everett Waining, Ioe Watkins, Richard Snowden, Lee Whitley, Lee Yvhitley, Dee Yvahl, Richard Yvilliams Gtfzeagnzen Cyan chtiitozy We the Green Fresh had rather a hard time getting accustomed to high school habits and ways. When we finally got our bearings we then carried on quite successfully. To start off our year we chose our class officers: Bill Witherup, President g Maureen Davidson, Vice Presi- dent, succeeded by Jeanine Dye g Steve McElhaney, Treasurer, and Marilyn Richey, Secretary. Velma Poole, Shanna Clements, and Ronald Hostetler were elected cheerleaders for the Freshmen Basketball team. Freshmen Princess of the Homecoming Dance was' Lois Loftus, while' Ioe Deymonaz reigned as Freshmen Prince of the Tolo Dance. Both boys and girls have been represented in many activities. The girls held their own in G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. and Girls' League, while the boys have been represented in Boys' Federation, F.F.A. and in sports. Contributing to the highlights of our year were Miss Christensen and Mr. Iuricich, our class advisors. They have really helped us in everything we have done. The entire class is looking forward to next year when all of our class will be together and to the years ahead at Col-Hi. BILL XVITHRUP, President, IEANINE DYE, Vice President ARDIS CHRISTENSON, Advisor, RAY Iumcicn, Advisor STEVE MCELHANEY, Treasurerg lVlARlLYN RICHEY, Secretary Row 1: Beatrice Bond, Carol Allen, Betty Aardal, Mary Boisoneau, Earl Bruggeman, Iim Adams, Lyle Byse, Mary Pat Acliley Mar Ann Arlt Row 2: Shanna Lee Clements, Muriel Anderson, Nancy Berry, Marilyn Blanchard, Barbara Bloomstrand, Vivian Coleman, Marion Allen, Barbara Brown, Stella Bellande Row 5: lack Bond, Geme Barfuss, Russell Armstrong, David Allen, Iames Burress, Ioe Amstadt, Rodney Biggerstaff, David Baxter Row 1: Ted Cluck, Gerald Dean, Gene Campbell, Clem Davidson, Maloy Cartwright. Iames Eagen, Ronald Dowda, Lee Cumpston Row 2: Maureen Davidson, Sonya Edwards, Dorothy Dowis, Shirley Casey, Marjorie Case, Carolyn Eaton, Indy Elliott, Doris Edwards, Io Dunlap, Ieamne Dye Row 5: Ioe Deymonaz, Ierry Dudley, Ronald Chafin, Charles Davison, Dennis Ely, Burlcie Coates, Don Derby TOP PICTURE: Row 1: Barbara Gaebel, Ray Gilmour, Laura Harrel, YVally Erickson, Muriel Hankel, Paul Kalinowski, Dolores Hoover, Farrell Janssen, Abigail Hageman, Frank Hallenbaugh, Suzanne Hall Row 2: Sandra Hight, Gay Farnworth, Louise Hester, Beverly Gocus, Mary Halloran, Shirly Ann Graham, Darlene Horner, Jean Greiter, Joan Greiter, Phyllis Fairweather Row 5: Jim Gladfelder, Charles Everett, Ronald Hosteller, David Forus, Ted Ely, Ronald Ensign, Russell Judd, Barney Flora, Douglas Johnson ' CENTER PICTURE: Row 1: Geraldine Koogle, Kathryn Jensen, Donald Jarvey, Diane Johnson, George Howser, Jack Hooper, Norris Isaacs Row 2: Velate Jensen, Suzie Johnson, Betty King, Barbara Keller, Velma Kirk, Loretta Keppen Row 5: Shirley Rummel, Orville Hill, Russell Hughes, Dick Husted, Leslie Hurst, Betty Kelley LOWER PICTURE: Row 1: Terry Ligget, Pat McCullough, Don King, Shirley Martin, Vonna Laman, Robert Lovell, Bettina Libby, Robert Mccleary, Alice Lindgren Row 2: John McCormick, Florence Lewis, David Kessler, Lois Loftus, Mickey McCullough, Margie Mclntosh, Darlene Mattison, Kathy Molly' Row 5: Larry Keeler, Helen McKay, Steve McElhaney, Dorothy McDonald, Don Latimer, Rodney Linkous, Everette Liddell. Bob McNeil TOP PICTURE: 1 Row 1: lim O'Daniel, Velma Poole, Morgan Miller, Thurley Prather, Arley Nelson, Gwen Moore, Don Morris, Margie Newton Row 2: Vonda Lee Micholson, Ronald Mayberry, Nancy Miller, Patsy Morton, Audrey Murphy, Bobby Moorman, Nancy Morris, Betty Mosteller ROW 5: Ieanene Millard, Leah Oates, Marilyn Pedclicord, Kenneth Owens, Raymond Norris, Ianet Nlurphy, Barbara Montgomery, Pat Mulligan CENTER PICTURE: I Row 1: Richard Phillips, Pattie Renard, Vance Richardson, Donna Schoenrock, Elizabeth Rose, lack Sinclerson, LaVon Soule, Dale Peterson Row 2: Pat Sadler, Viona Switzer, Pat Stoller, Donna Rehm, Norma Short, Sue Struck, Marilyn Rickey Row 5: Ann Solomon, Derald Rainey, Beth Smith, Bill Pate, YValt Soule, Iohn Riley, Iim Raecler, Geraldine Stordahl LOWER PICTURE: Row 1: Ray Woodall, Harold Worum, Edlyn Vogle, Carroll Teague, Mae Yvalker, Ioe Sanders, Barbara Williams, Viva Webster, Wayne Vincent, Ioan Vincent, Dwight YVilkins Row 2: Ray Weyerts, Morris Vandergritf, Claudette Valentine, Pat Wanclerberg, Valene Williams, Barbara Williams, Shirley Yvilkinson, Margaret Tucker, Bernice Vanasdall, Connie Udine, Iacob Snowalter Row 5: lim Talley, Bill Witherup, Ned Platt, Robert YVildenborg, lay YValker, Don Yvillis, Iames YVilliamson, Iimmie Spears, Donald Stoner C?2Zui4 ,aunaf Ciaguzeugpaliavai V by x., xx .X xgg Eiffi 6 djffff! KV! f .K ff' d,,5 f7f QQDA f 3 ll C50 G 1 wk v'N if QV?-tfig W xp 49 2 QS X Q55 Txylx i l C :A X- J iiligl VOTE INN. w l'A1'n16Q f A Q yg , Wai , .,fgs:5:1j:,,. , , K Q1 i , dh Av- Vw gg fn , Mama' M3275 .ray nw-A. Viv A. S. B. OFFICERS CECIL MORIIISLJN, President: ANDREA WIOORE, Vice President, CAROL HAINES, Secretary, JACK FISHER, Treasurer uociatad gituctazzt Body The heart of our high school is centered in Student Council. ln this representative group the student's beliefs and ideals are turned into action. During its third year in operation the A. S. B. has shown action by sponsoring a variety of dances and shows and promoting exchange assemblies. Homecoming, an important event established and sponsored by the Student Council, consisted ofa parade, bonfire, pep meeting, and the election of a Queen and four Princesses. The students of Col-Hi appreciate the responsibilities of the student government and share in its problems and activities. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Roma Lee Nlonli, Barbara Taylor, Nlargaret Tucker, Shirley Doxx'is, Diary Green. Ioan Eckert, Florence Lewis Patti Cole, Nlary Ann Baudendistel, Bev Smith, Lois Loftus, Barbara Stoller. Row 2: Cecil Nlorrison, lim Adams, jim Blake, Bob VVeiss, Sandra Atwater, Vivian Helgeson, Paula Doctor, Carol Haynes. Kay Hepworth. Row 5: Ron llostetler, llugh Pickett, Charles Rose, jaclx Fisher, Norman lloward, Elbert Kelly, Yvayne Yvallace, Neil Goff. Diclc Nlorton, Russel Brown. Row 4: Les Kurz, Archie Frew, Stan Quaclienbush, lim lensen. Duane Xvhiting, Ed Dawson, jaclc Dawson, George Hammons, Herbert Bullard, Mr. Kelly, Advisor. Not shown: Nlr. R. Chisholm--Vice Principal. 4-vw dlfationaf c7l7tono'z Sioeiaty Columbia High School has maintained its chapter in the National Honor Society with a large membership. The organization includes 1572, of the Senior Class and TZ, of the Iunior Class with a 5.0 or better grade averagef The members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and participation in school and extra curricular activities. The new members, who were initiated in the spring of 1950, are: Neil Goff, Virginia Buerkle, Sharleen DeVine, Alberta Warburton, John Maxwell, Andrea Moore, Mary Sargent, Shirley Binns, LaRee Conner, Pat Iones, Bert Fitzgerald, lean Glen- dinning, Elvera Hackney, Ted lessen, Barbara Sargent, Gaynor Stables, Margaret Ranahan, Ioan Wundrow, Iean Foster, Shirley Drury, Henry Struck, Margaret Dowis, Stan Quackenbush, Carol Haynes, Margaret Buescher, Yvonne Murphy, Donna Miller, Paula Doctor, Annette Bradley, Ierry Marzyck, and Tom Kelly. HONOR SOCIETY First Row: RQBERTA RILEY, CATHERINE BAUDENDISTEL, ALBERT 1'1ES'I'ER Second Row: DICKSEY POE, BARBARA STOLLER, CI'IARLENE LUCKEY, SUE DoDsoN Top Row: CECIL MORRISON, LORNA ERICKSON, MRS. KINDLEY, Advisor Ugsafziczni TROUPE 640 The aim of the National Thespian Society is to create a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics among boys and girls of high school age. Troupe 640 has accomplished this aim. Sixty-two students participated in Thespian activities this year. The Thespians, under the direction of Mrs. Mrs. Genevieve Luckey, have completed a successful year. Two major three-act plays and seven one-act plays were presented by the Troupe. THESPIANS Row 1: Russell Brown, Bill Dunwoody Row 2: Martha Pryor, Betty Sutton, Cecil Morrison, Lorna Erickson Bob Ray Row 5: Herbert Bullard, Genevieve Luckey, Advisory Marilyn Marsh, Ann Dewane, Yvonne Linares, Jim Earp, Budillenner. Not shown in picture: Bob Kehres, Ioy Mason at 4 VK .. 4 I ' ...fc fa gbzfi lisa? us ana! Boyz I qysctazation Fun! Fun! Fun l l 1 l l l That is what your officers of the Girls' League and Boys' Federation have tried to give you. The year started off with a big BANG! welcoming the Freshmen with a Get Acquainted Mixer. Then came the Faculty Tea followed by the Thanksgiving Formal. After the 2nd Annual Stag Nite was held in Ianuary, each girl started saving her pennies so she could take her favorite boy to the TOLO DANCE, as well as one full week of movies, book carrying, and shoe shines. A total of S70 was collected for the MARCH OF DIMES by a TALENT SHOW. Dads had a double treat when their sons and daughters took them to annual banquets. So went the year, 1949-1950, packed with interesting events. GIRLS' LEAGUE HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Tor Picruaez Row 1: Pat Schweizer, Lurene Bernhart, Nluriel Anderson, Dolores Cantrall, Annette Bradley, Maury Louise Osterholm, Jeanne Ackley, Peggy Personette, Norma Musselman Row 2: lean Gire, Mziriorie Casebier, Janet Nlurphy, Glenda Drum, Ann Pearson, Joanne Cawdrey, Darlene Xvilson, Virginia Buerkle. Ianie Leavell, Barbara Cole ROW 5: lVIary L. Hill, Advisory Ann Clancy, Donna Awiller, Ioan Baker, lVIargaret Pendergast, Ioy Maison, Caroline Yvestover, Elvera Hackney, lVIarilyn Richey, Nlargaret Dowis, Bobbie lean Nloorman GIRLS' LEAGUE CENTRAL COUNCIL Lowicu Picruiuc: Row I: Nlary Sargent, Annette Bradley, lVIargie Ranahan, Shirley Drury, Pat Allen, Darlene Yvilson, lo Cawdrey, Barbara Cole, Dicksey Poe Row 2: Ianet Nlurphy, Lorna Erickson, Doreen llallenbeck, INTZIFQIC Casebier. Lou Ann Binns, Ioan Blum, NIarilyn lVIacLeocl, Sue Ryel, Lynn Sapper W 12 GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Tor PICTURE: LYNN SAPPER Treasurer LORNA ERICKSQN President MARY L. ITILL Aclvlsor SIIIRLEY DRURY Vice Presxdent DOREEN HALLENBI-:cIc Secretary BOYS' FEDERATION OFFICERS LOWER PICTURE: DICK MCQUEEN Treasurer DONALD LANDERS Aclvlsor GENE KELLER Presldent DAVE MCELRQY Vlce PFESIKTCIII. JACK DAXVSON Secretary BOYS' FEDERATION HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row I: Dave lVICElI'0y, Iaclc Senclerson, Iaclc l'lolclen, Kenney Davis. Bolx Burkett, Keith Aunlrews, Bill Nlccue Nlarvin Iohnson, Billy MCBee. Gene Keller Row 2: Ilm Young, Trueman Tuclcer, lim Nlichael, George llammoncls, lfarneslz Stoker, Bolr Rolminson, Rodney Llnlxous Iimmv XVIIIKCTTOFLT ROW 3: Donald Lanclers Aclvisorg Bert Fitzgerald, Boll Nliller, Larry Carper, Bob Flake, Jack Dawson, George Richarclson Dlclc lVICQueen, Ierry Lutes, Terry Nlenliens, Ted Ely. Not Shown: Bob Iohnson, Fred Barker, Ed lVIiclculeClcy, Billy Hinson, Don Bridges, Bob MOIIl'OC Row 1 Row 2 Row 5 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 MOE IOE: MOE IOE: MOE IOE: MOE IOE: Dicksey Poe, Nancy Griffin, Glenda Drum, Iean Ackley, Beverly Smith, Norma 'l'ausch, Sharleen DeVine, Nlargaret Dowis, Nlarilyn Griffin, Paula Doctor, Carol Haynes, Mary Sargent, Pat Brimhall, Roberta Rilev Diane Campbell, Sandra Soderquist, Dorothy Sargent, Pat Thornburg, Andra lvlccrindal, Sally Juneau, Carol Weelis, Nlarilyn Neilson, Patti Cole, Mary Ann Baudendistel, Dorothy Hickey. lo Cawdrey, Nlary Green Fred Barker, Nancy Newman, Ann Pearson, Margie Ranahan, Vivian Helgeson, Pat Allen, Maury Drake, Nlargie Sargent, Annette Bradley, Nancy Bowning, Sue Ryel, Sandra Atwater, Arlene Black Cathy Baudendistel, Dick Stanger, Velma Poole, Mary Ann Burnett, Alberta Yvarburton, Ann Yale, Pat Iones. Nlarilyn Nlaclaeod, Iudy Ayre, Betty Sutton, Bonnie Nlurphy, Ioan Baker, Barbara Cole, Ianet Brownin Shanna Clements, Margaret Buescher, Lorna Erickson, Helen Murphy, Gerry Orin, Ianet Graham, Boreen Hallenbeck, Andrea Moore, Iean Gire, Nlargie Casbier, Ioan Blum, Lou Ann Binns, Laurel Nlerkley, Venetta Iohnson, Advisor Ron Hostetler, Sue Dodson, Charlene Luckey, lean Foster, Kay Mitchel, Shirley Binns, Bobbie lVlaCLeOd, Nlartha Learock, Barbara Myers, Barbara Stoller, Ellen llarrison, Loretta Liggett, Shirley Drury, Niarilyn DeVine fpefz Hey, tell mel WVho are all those girls in the gold sweaters and green skirts that we've seen all year? '? '? Why, they are the Bomberettes of Col. High, of coursel Bomberettes? What's that? ' It's a club that helps promote school spirit. How? Haven't you heard them at all of the football, basketball and baseball games cheering the team On to victory? And Moe, haven't you seen them marching on the field or on the gym at half time? Why at the Valentine Day night game they marched in the dark with red flash lights. They formed a heart and blinked their lights while the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Is that all they do? NO, they sell concessions at games. Their drill team marches in parades. Did you know that their float in the Home Coming Parade won first prize for the Club Floats? PEP CLUB OFFICERS HELEN MURPHY, Treasurer SUE RYEI., Secretary DOROTHY IIICKEY, Vice President MARY SARGENT, President Row Row Row Row Row : Franlc Schermer, David Brusie, lim Jensen, Ed Osborn, Robert lrwin, Iaclc Yale, Alton Schell, Bob lllarcum : lim Blake, Bill McBee, Yvilliam Hinson, lohn Nlaxwell, Kenneth Davis, 'Bob Soriclc, Bob Clancy, Neil Goff Bill Large, Iaclc Smith : Gail Clem, Iaclc Fisher, Don Dean, Tom Carney, Lionel Roberts, Bill Tracy, Clarli Iochen, lvayne Yvallace Buddy Breard, Jerry Arbuclale : Ernie Large, Iim Chubb, Ierry Nlarzyclc, Carroll Clement, A. Franlclin, George Richardson, Bill Overson Dale Harrison, Thomas Merrymaii : Iames Gaines, Gene Keller, Bob Cole, Iaclc Nlorrow, lack Dawson, Bill McCormick, Don Fisher, Dave Nlclflroy, Bob Chambliss Bill Gladfelder, Arthur Dawald, Advisor ' ltettazmaiz Z Although many of its former members were in athletic events most of the time, the Club featured a large number of highlights this year. One of the highlights was the presentation of individual awards tothe members of the conference football team. The highly successful Christmas carolling tour of the village was topped by a spaghetti feast which was enjoyed by everyone. The Club officers were Neil Goff, President, Carroll Clement, Vice President, lim Chubb, Secretary, George Richardson, Treasurer, and Don Fisher, Sergeant-at-Arms. LETTERMEN OFFICERS DON FISHER, Sergeant-at-Arms CARROLL CLEMENTS, Vice President Im CHUBB, Secretary NEIL Gorr, President GEORGE RrcHARDsoN, Treasurer r r i mzuaf Staff The Annual is an attempt to give a cross-section of the activities of the school year. This has been the aim of the staff who have compiled the COLUMBIAN for 1949-1950, and now present it for ALL TIME. Row Row Row Row Row Catherine Bauclenclistel, Editor: Pat Iones, Business Manager: Ianet Browning, Iuniors V ANNUAL STAFF-Second Semester tlineelingl Barbara Stoller, Earl Sliow, Art Martin, Chester llammaclc, Helen Murphy fsittingj Mar Sargent, Elva McGhan, Pat Iones, Alberta Xvarburton, Margie Ranahan, Mzxrlene Milxilelson, Catherine Bauclenclistel ANNUAL STAFF-First Semester Bill Mccormicli, Barbara Stoller, Sharleen Devine, Alberta XVarburton, Margie Ranahan, Billie Lou YValclrop, Diane Strom, Elm McGhan 'l'om Merryman, Pat Iones, Elbert Kelly, Helen Murphy, Ioan llarbison, Charlotte Dossett, XVilmer Meicenheimer, Marlene Mikkelson Boh Cole, lim Michael, Dave 'l'illson, Earl Slcow, Mary Sargent, Io Cawclrey, Ianet Browning, Cathy Bauclendistel U55 cganlato 'cm Dedicated to the interests of the entire student body, The Sandstormn has attempted to cover the interesting and important events of the year in story and picture. Through the medium of the paper, students may tell each other of their activities in class, their social life, extra-curricular activities, and achievements on the athletic field. Not only has The Sandstormu tried to give a picture of the highlights of the school year, it has attempted to give adequate news coverage to each class, organization, and club, to acquaint the community with school life 5 and to advocate worthwhile activities. If these aims have been accomplished in part, the staff will feel satisfied that it has had a small part in building a finer and greater Col-Hi. Y SANDSTORM STAFF-Second Semester Bonnie Nlurphy, Mill'gill'Ct Dowes, Shirley Drury, Bobbie lVlaCLeod, lean Glendenning, Sharlene Devine, SANDSTORM STAFF-First Semester Sharon Allen, Hazel Broderson, Advisorg Nlarvin Iohnson, Iudy Ayre, Gerrie Peterson, Albert Hester, lim Iensen, Darlene Wilsoii, Ginger Keim Albert Hester, Editor :Radio Bzoadcaiting Sponsored and written by the Radio Broadcasting Club Columbia Highlights proved a Friday special during the year. The Club, directed by Mr. Pappas, presented the Christmas program and made recordings of Assemblies and other school activities. Row 1: Gene Keller, Dave McElroy, Larry Osterman Row 2: Blanche llusband, Gladys Schmidt, Allan Grant, Tom Harbour, Earl Skow, Gordon Pappas, Advisor. Not in Picture: lim Gilson Row 1: Clark Iochen, Trueman Tucker, Russell Armstrong, Art McDaniel Row 2: lohn Nlusser, Bill lVlcCue, Iohn Stewart, Gerald Scott, lrl French, Ted Ely, Russell Brown Row 5: Leslie Blackwell, lim Earp PROJECTION CREW Mr. Haag, faculty advisor, directed the Projection Crew which has managed the PA system for all programs and assemblies. The Crew has been trained to handle the movie equipment and set up the visual aids for class room work. Row I KEY CLUB -Bill McCue, Edward Weas- ner, lim Blake, Don Bridges, Tom Harbour. Row 2-Cecil Morrison, Bill Mills, Archie Frew, Russell Brown, Ioe Teaque. Row 3-lohn Musser, Ted lessen Fred Mollarus, Clark Iochen, Alan Painter. Row 4-Ed Taylor, Malcom Fisher, Dick Meyer, Paul Weichel. Row 5-Mr. Allen, Mr. Rish, Mr. Culbertson, Advisors. IUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Row I Row 2 Row 5 -Reed Brinkerhoff, Don Hal- stead, Lavon Soule, Elizabeth Rose, Shirley New -Terry Liggett, Iimmy Adams, Ronald Mayberry, David Allen - umes Fi on Albert Parker, If as i . Fern Kxndley, Advisor CADUCEUS CLUB Mary Osterholm, James Wzilcetiord, Loretta Liggett, Ida Mecum, Advisor, Bill Willxins, Ieanne Ackley, Roberta Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row I Row 2 Row 5 Mreen, Barbara Roegler LATIN CLUB -Mary Meaker, Bev Smith, lean Ackley, May Campbell -Hazel Broderson, Advisor, Carolyn Standridge, Gladys Schmidt, Barbara Hughes, Carol Latta Kaylid Iorclon, Leslie Hurst, Ellen Harrison, Bob YVeiss ROCK CLUB -Bob Livingston, Bill Knowles, Mike Fisher, Bill McCue -Richard Hauff, Iohn Stewart. Bill Bruggeman, Ellen Gus- tafson, Advisor -Bob Shea, Fred Nacke, Larry Steel SENIORS' COUNSELORS Row 1: Norma Nleyers, Betty Frecl, Sue Dodson, Charlene Luclcey, Indy lw1CGlI1IllS. Alberta Xvarbnrton, Sue llolclen Pai Jones Row 2: lwargie Ranalmn, Ann Pearson, Barbara Sioller, Helen Nlurphy, Nlarilyn lVlacLeocl, Barbara Cole, Wlarilyn Griffin Nlary Sargent F. F. A. OFFICERS-Richard Gilnson, Dale Nlineer, Paul Xvlmilesicle, George Brunstzul, Don Peclerson F. H. A. OFFICERS-Roberta Rilev, Publicity Cllilll'HlilIlQ Nlarjorie George, Presiclentg Carolyn Fuliz. Secretary' Sharleen DeVille. 'l'reasurerg Charlene Luclcey, President HI-Y OFFICERS-Teal lessen, Bob 'l'orr, Bill Nlills, Eclclie Taylor, Leslie Blackwell, Robert Chisholm, Advisor TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS-Nlarilyn Nielson, Beverly Shegrucl, Iessie llarlmour, Barbara Nleyers, Lois Northrup, Nell Flynn, Aclvisorg Lorraine Powell I TRUMPET TRIO Shown in the picture are the members of Col-l'li's Trumpet Trio, This Trio played at the music festival in Ellensburg. From left lo right are Bob Cooke, Les Blackwell and Charles Finch. ,,,,f' + x 'J v Fc, l . i , , c n ., ,,f f N X Umcfiaafma f Row l: lean Bjur, Carolyn Stamlrimlge, Wlarion llauscr, Dorothy Bryson, Carol Tyner, Wlary Nlorgan. Gaxnoi Sl n m LS Rccml Brinlcerhoff, Phyllis Ralzsch Row 2: Bill Nlills, Doris Hackney, Dick lluslccl, Bob Finch, Yvally lfriclcson, Pat Allen, loan YValclen, Path Cole Bumlcly Bartlett, Iacli Showalter, Bonnie Mills, Billy lvcaver, Shirley Segresl Row 5: lim Glacllelclcr, Charles Finch, Tom Standing: Ierry Dudley, Mr. Pappas, Tom H., Burnside, Holm Cook, Orrin Pillqey, lfclclie Taylor Bellamle, lohn Haclcncy. Sitting Above: Nlarion Allen l X 1 vl In . N :MN ' -an , ,a 4- ' QA. PM R38 Q , is s Q wma H ik 1 FWF, x5 if gg gm . 3 15? 5' 4 , ES ff? ga . x 'r v . Sw QQ Q Q , V NX 7 au,g3 K 5 F M? is if -fx , 1 U. fav Q f Q W QQ A KW? , 4, 6,..,.,W A N may ,Q--' '35 nm ml X A ENE ,asf 'Z .,, :Mi si 3 fb 5 5 9 , v ' 'S 'M'FfS Q 93 .-wwzw , .. . f ww f J as, X LVM i f 4.,.,g-i ' Il -1, ,gn ,F A33 1215 1 f' 44 ' . N W : A 2 f 5 V. ,. , me f i 'W '1- 1 . F ' 3' .iz , ' asia Bafzafctmant Columbia High School's Music Department has had an exceptional year. The vocal section was directed by Mr. Harley Stell. The select choir sang at many school and community affairs. At the Ellensburg Music Festival this group received a superior rating, which is the highest given. The Girls' Trio, well known throughout the Tri-City Area, also received a superior rating. Organized during the latter part of the year, the Girls' Nonette appeared in several concerts. The Christmas concert and the Spring Concert were the two big highlights of the year. Appearing with the choir in these were the Girls' Glee, Boys' Glee, Girls' Trio, Boys' Quartet, and Girls' Nonette. Mr. Gordon Pappas directed the instrumental section. The band brightened our pep rallies and sport events and led the community parades. The orchestra and the band presented two concerts which were very successful. TRIO QUARTET LET TO RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT! Paula Doctor, lean Foster, Lorna Erickson Elbert Kelly, Bob Campbell, Bob Guest, lim Gilson ACCOMPANIST-Alberta Warburton Margaret Dowis, Accompanist Row 1 Row 2 Row 3. Row 4. Row l Row 2: Row 5: GIRLS' GLEE Barbara Roegler, Helen Bartlett, WVilma Sanders, Betty Sutton, Paula Richards, Phyllis Ratcli, Nlary i'Vlulli,neanx, Alberta Slabaugli, Betty Grebe, Bobby lean Dlooreman, Valene Yvilliams Elizabeth Rose, Dee lfvert, Beth Verellen, Velate lensen, Ioanna Nlanning, Dorothy Rieliarcls, Romalee blonlc, Shirley lwarin, bfluriel Hanlcel, Juanita Sievelce Naomi Griffith, Althea Swearinger, Nlarilyn Overstreet, Lael Yveber, b'larion Allen. Jo Bon Durant, Barbara Brown. Nluriel Anderson, Betty Powell, Gaynor Staples, Charlotte Carlson, Patsy Nlorton, Viva Yvebster, loanna Knapp, Velma Poole Roberta Adkins, Gloria Nliclcllebrough, Norma Carver. Carolyn Eaton, Darlene Horner, Barbara llollenbeelc, Lola Dlae Nunn, Nlarilyn Yvoehle, Barbara Clements, Ieanene Wlillard, Nlilclrenl YVilliams Nlargaret Case, Pat Axlecullough, Kathy Iensen BOYS' GLEE lfrenl iuollerus, Bob Nvatts, Bob Clancy, laeob Showalter. Albert Parlier. Franle llollenbougli. Bill ixleBee, Bob Silver, Sonny Scliaffers Ronald Bewlay, Iaclc Lester, Don Forsythe, Leon Stevens, Bob lwusselman, Archie Frew, Bob Cole, YVilliam Hosh, George Parratt, Charles Finch, Don Soule Bob 'l'orr, Ierry Arbuclcle, Ierry Nlolnclel, Frank Sclxermer, Eddie Grate, Ray Yvoolriglit, Norman Nlerrill, Phil Belcher, Paul Xvhitesille, Bob llall, lim Earp, james Riggs sczmz .243 S ff, X ff Wo O 0 0 a W N - 19419-50 Iii ,365 if SCLIOL r ff? '59 65? ,?45X X Q V gr K .1 'Q'- -:g:': ' Pep CLuL Show 531' , ,,.-7 .. ,5 ' :'. ...S - - C . Q sg- .5 HI f f ,417 Homecoming Shrine Game Chrisfmas Jance Sclnnl. PLaQ'.j Senior Picnic 'fr Olaf! --4. 7' .- hay ..! ,-. -T v F- ,,,,f 60 Z 1: rg. Q 't.':EL,4 F ,..-'L-2-1 .JJL4-ur' J'uni.r Rwitw laskefhll Tournament Junior Prom Hi Lit es Yakima Valled Tfunksaivina For-mal. If laskefkall Champions Gamf' Tolo ,aug 4. -QQ. 4 - If I el-PSS Iv G'raJuafion Wx f-5 --L... Skov' LUCK Escorts arc Carroll Teague, Clarlc Iochen, Billy McBee, Cecil Nlorrison, and Diclc NlcQneen. Queen Patricia Connors and her court, Lois Loftus, Pat Brimhall, Barbara Cole, and Patti Cole, at- tended by Indy and Iaclxie Cole. Centerflfred Barlcer with the Cole twins. Bottom-Pep Club float which won first prize. Zlzcf cqmzua Col-Hi's second annual Homecoming was held on October 21. The success of the big event ofthe football season was due to the hard work ofthe various committees headed by Andrea Moore. On the eve of the game with Kennewick, a pep rally and bonfire at the athletic field started things rolling. Everyone joined in a Snake Dance, which the band and cheer- leaders led through town, and then at- tended the movie. The Band Leading the Parade. Top: The Senior float won ai first prize. Center: The Sophomore float. Bottom: The Ag class put out something unusual. omaaoming Excitement ran high at the Pep Assembly, the next afternoon, where the queen, sur- rounded by her court, was majestically crowned. Then came the big parade through the town with unique and original floats and cars, sponsored and decorated by var- ious clubs and organizations of the entire school. The climax of a gay Homecoming Came as Richland defeated Kennewick 14-12. The happy Bomber fans went to the Victory Mixer, held in the gym, which ended a celebration that will never be forgotten at Col-Hi. 45 mg THIS I5 UB lA!E'LLBE!-W' If 0772550772023 Uorztilzuaf The snappy Pep Club drill team added BIN- color to the Homecoming parade. One of the most unusual floats in the parade was the one representing Miss Mecum's Biology class. After the bonfire and pep rally everyone attended a special show at the theatre. After the victorious game everyone gathered for the Homecoming dance. 1 QucuLAND-.- l4ENNEWlCl4'12 ,, , vJ 6' Barbfflr ueen Pat Cpunfhov-S S Yew 'S Patti LO, , -mms D A S' f Qlcom .mug am! Queen Honored by their elassmaies, Tom rxierryrnan and Ieanne Parquelle were Crowned King and Queen of the Iunior :xncl Senior Prom. Queen Ieanne and her familv nlovecl from Richland, so King Tom reigned through his senior year. W- 'H-ew... Wit 1 . Mr. longs Ll rss goes on x held tup F. H. of their Girls' student- The playing A gel, llie first LXLIltb ol tllc, wan fl 1 ,.,. 'W Q if I J I I 61212 ei ' LULIZL Czlrriecl oui lo llie ilielne ol llxlltlllllll Serenzlnle llie Vlqlizinlis- giving lformul was an lovely pzlrllv. Top picture, Bonnie :incl llelen ixlurpli-v pul on finishing louelies ln llle lelxl Cenler, llie llreslnnun couple, llilyXxvOOllZlll2lI1il Uorollrv Rieliarcls are preparing lo leave for Llie clunce. The So ulmrnure emu iles, llusrli l l .. lllnson, Nlzir'-x' Ann Bzulclenclislel, Lou Ann IEIHITS, :incl Lionel Roberts, are ulrezuly on llieir way. Below, is llie Senior couple, .flllmerla XXvill'lJLlI'l0ll uncl Teal lessen, coming limne from the clance. l 1 r 5 i Dum I 3' goo' Q' -' V. 405, - if: x A ,w , 7' M , 1 M -M M Q Kix ' ..,.. K- ' 'WW ' sf. . , ., M W W 1,,.?,,? w 6 t I z., ...,.. W w in YA I Q ' -. 4 'Aa , 1 , ff' if W ' psf M f fvf YP? , i 1 S553 ix . fi 7' A , f?g':2::-1 gif, A Q i nr K M. f gngt.-fi!! 1- 553 ' I . , 'ffrffff 5 ., my 5 ni ' 'Q xi Q W N R xi 5 ' Omg! Familiar sights around school always bring back pleasant memories. The first picture shows the delegation ready to return from the Ellensburg conference. This conference was for all schools in the valley. All clubs and organ- izations were represented. The purpose was to discuss school problems and methods of meet- ing them. Measures of safety are always practised and fire drills are a fre uent occurance. q Cgatioof Mrs. Kindley's science class is an interesting course for Freshmen. This picture shows Mr. Zell- mer's Biology class in action. Here, a sewing class, under Venetta Iohnson's direction IS shown making their own clothes. Mr. WVelsch's class, arts and crafts, specializes in fine plastics. The Auto Meclianics Shop is popular with all the boys. They work with a well equipped garage, service and repair cars. f 'X JUNIOR REVIEW QSM N 67447 VUE :nh-W 08 I 5 Ginza Gong PRP Clrb 355 f 'N .'!38 ! W'j Q.-11 DuICy , a gay comedy, the first all-school play of the year was pre- sented by the following Cast: BILL PARKER ....,... ,....,, ..... I I m Earp HENRY .......,..,.....,...... ....,,.. K aylid lordan GORDON SIVIITH .,..... ,,.. ...,, ' I' ed lessen TOIVI S'I'ERRE'l l' .......4......,..,....,. Tom Davis DULCY ,...,,..,...,...,,..........,,......,, Mzxrthal Pryor SCHUYLER VAN DYKE ...... Richard Hauff MR. FORBES ..,.....,..........,...,.44. Tom Harbour MRS. FORBES .,...... .....,.,,.... I ov MZISOII ANGELA .......,....,.,.,. E ...... ......... I oan Yvundrow VINCENT LEACH ..,...,.,.... Herbert Bullard BLAIR PATTERSON ...,.......,.. Russell Brown Center- Widow's Plightu Bottom- HaIIowe'en Play The antics of Kitty, the gay love aflfair of Angie and lack, and the good work ofthe entire cast made Seven- teenth Summeru an excellent pro- duction, directed by Mrs. Luckey. ANGIE .,...,.......,.. MARGARE I ........, LORRAINE ...,,. ,,.. 4 . KITTY ...,,.....,,r..., MRS. MORROW.. .. , .. M R. MOR ROWH JACK ......rr.... ....... ART ........ .. MARHN .....r.. IANE ,..r....,.. MARGH3 ..,i..,,. TON Y .,.....,,. Fl'I'Z ....,.lVlargie Rzlnahan ............Alice Gilbert . .... Martha Pryor .....,...,,.,Lynn Sapper ,Nlurlene Nlilclceleson .... ..... L arry Steele , ......... Tom Davis ...,.,......,...Diclc Lewis ,Herbert Bullard ......lVlarilyn De Vine ..,,..Muriel Anderson .,,....lVlarvin Iohnson ..... Kaylid Iordon ,I - K X i 1 .2 , . ' 1 3 1 2 Q l Q e. ve--n'ee.n'th Sum mer ' I I I it 2 cifib ii ,r V G 1 Wf Q V3 N ,Q Q .W xggggf : V X MWWM' - mf , ' f L W vain, 1 'YTQLW 4' Y if Y , w6 fx 42 N WW wif' ,kh, fl .N , ,x KYQX , ' M Nb, N V In f,,k:4vm, WWW' K- ,X Win.. 1 M w, , 6 yr ? 4 Wd islifsmw Kf xff H I ,gg : '. L31 ,f fxxxxxw , RX XX ,1 Q ?Af'iif2Xa Qf A A France Gene KeHer 3 xH Mccbrdmfg Tl . J 0 C e PM on SQMGN FSOCB 71 EWS 1 J , , I r I X f. 7 I . H V 1 K s J I ' V I J ' 1 X . WNW + 4' f 1 W W O Jil' fr N j aj 'Inf' 'qxlf A 9 hx I L' IMS 'Du A Q 'S VHS!! ,311 .Lf . X -' K paala ,ftff 5 N- 1 Ls , 0 A T! 'If !'A'V Y, fx 164-wg ,A U 1' ' rg ' PM F, X- 7 f . X L Nw ' r f 1' .1 xx' , AL - -X' - fy X g, Nv Q 'r 4 Q' J J W r U! X 1 Q-CQ ii xJ . fi, IL L I rf' rf v Aff 151' Uffwf ff I I ff 'XA J Z , IX ij 9' AM! fy If m W 7, fl IN fy X 1,8516 ' ,,fM ff' 'K ff' C,y!, X ,ly'4- V J - ILJJ' Def xx! I ,I XXV W ' X' f f l Q B' Lf ' P ' X f lvf ff-,ff , X Y Ax!! if J jp KJ .Q 1 A f V! i G A243 - rf I I Q J A 1 of A I1 , ds f I ,V f F , +, Q-If A I 5' I Xb! fi it sg? fu n Date Sept. 16 Sept. 25 Sept. 50 Oct. 8 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov.A 4 Nov. V11 Sports Shot-Juricich, Clements, Rish oottiafty The most successful season in modern Richland history will long be remembered. The Atom City's eleven of 1949 reached golden heights by capturing the Southern Division conference title. Seven able seniors were among those who comprised the first squad. They, along with the promise shown by the underclassmen, were good enough to win eight out of nine games and attain a state-wide rating of fifth. Don Fisher, Bill McCormick, Wilmer Meicen- heimer and Clarence Fulcher qualified for posi- tions on the All-Valley team Don Fisher went on to win honors, placing him on the All-State eleven. Kennewick was the opponent which broke the Bombers' streak of perfect defense at five games. They crossed the Bombers' goal line twice in the sixth contest on the Richland schedule. Coach Francis Rish and his assistants tutored the football team through every hardship and anxious moment and should receive due credit for their help which enabled the performance of the Richland team an outstanding one. 1949 SCHEDULE CONFERENCE STANDINGS Score Team Won Lost Tied Pct. '1'm We They Richland ........ ..... 7 0 0 1.000 Wenatchee 6 0 Wapato .......... ..... 5 1 0 .855 Grandview 2 0 Kennewick ...,....,..,.... 4 1 1 .800 cle Elnm -A 7 0 Pasco ......,....... .,...... 4 2 0 .667 Teppenishe 52 0 Sunnyside .,.... ....,,., 5 5 0 .500 Prosser ..-... 27 0 Marquette ....., ...,.... 5 5 0 .500 Kennewick -----e '---e 1 4 12 Grandview ..,.....,...,..... 5 , 5 0 .500 P3550 --------- 26 6 Prosser .,,.,....,,. ........ 5 H ' 5 0 .500 Sunnyside- 19 7 Toppenish ......,......,.... 2 5 1 .400 Yakima ..-..--.. ---.--.- 6 20 Ellensburg .....,..........., 2 5 0 .400 Total Alrpl -AE Selah ....,...,.,... ..,.. 1 5 1 . 167 Cle Elum .... 1 5 0 .167 1 if dale 5-wwf. Awfmw, ' if ' 1 ah we WJ? Walling F B Rush ,, , . fag ' f Merrymah V MSC EB. 381808 Jochen Morrow Marcum RE. ck l.H Lli M eicenheiner racy rw Rober- C Le meiif Au. , Fulcfrer- 2 ' Hzz gzll R. G. 1, I I :.n , +: A , , , . Q ' ' ', 4. - . Garris an , Lg? gg, V, 4,1 ..,,b,x. V iw! A .Q A ' 1 E ' . ' .,.,f i,,: PPPI ' 'IW 4 'l ' 3+ f - - f Marzyc -- ',. A WDP ,fX i Q - f - , JSE A Lf. G- Yale i E. mm Ei g .3 3 : :5SE:f': vi Efgggw 1 X. I Q 2 A o 3 ' 4 1 V vi! vi w ggi'-y ,I Date Team We Team VARSITY TEAM BASKETBALL Row 1: Coach Arthur Dawald, Bill Tracy, A. Franklin, Gene Keller, Ed Osborn, David Brusie. Bradley Cutshall, Nlana er. 19 games and lost only eight. 5 Row 2: George Richardson, Alton Schell, Frank Schermer, Carroll Clements, Earl Yvagner, Iack Morroxv, Iack Dawson. Baigetgaff Another successful season of basketball rolled past in the recent 1949-50 year as the Bombers won Under the leadership of Gene Keller, the Richland captain, the smooth operating offensive work shown by the Bombers carried them into the State Tournament at Seattle. Richland made a good ap- pearance, but were not quite lucky enough. They lost the two tourney contests they played to Hoquiam 63-62 and Mt. Vernon 41-40. Coach Dawald ably whipped the Bombers out of last season's slump when the Richland squad won only six games. Flashes of brilliance from Gene Keller, Frank Schermer and Alton Schell paced the Fly Boysu all the way. The Bombers went through league play without losing a single contest. The second time in Richland history that the local five has made this record. Alton Schell and Frank Schermer were selected on the All-Valley first squad and Gene Keller for the second team. Dec Dec Dec Milton-Freewater Milton-Freewater ..,.....,.,. Wapato ....,..,.,.,..... Dec. Wapato ..... ..,,. Dec Everett ....,...... Dec. Snohomish .,....,.. Dec. Everett ........... Dec. Yakima ........,...... Ian. Walla Walla... Ian. Sunnyside ....... Ian. Walla Walla ..,.... Ian. Grandview ......... Ian. Pasco .......,..,. SEASON'S SCHEDULE They Date 29 Ian. 27 50 Ian. 31 57 rs' 2 e . 32 Feb. 10 41 as is 52 Fibi 24 45 Feb. 25 50 Feb. 27 50 Feb. 28 66 Mar. 1 25 Mar. 17 32 Mar. 18 Kennewick, Prosser ..,.... Sunnyside. .. .. . .. Grandview. Pasco ........... Kennewick. Prosser ....... Pasco ..,....,,... ..., ...,. Kennewick. Ellensburg.. Yakima ....... .. . . Sunnyside. . Hoquiam. .....,,.. .... . Mt. Vernon . .... 6 38 54 60 48 36 60 52 33 48 47 -ll 55 62 40 They 35 41 31 33 34 50 46 36 44 33 36 38 63 41 soumuzw mvssxow in wr ii mf G ff fix 5 Qggfxi SCHE H, H: SCHELL QEEQ FRANKUN WMLD A35 , -Vv:::E,..- 'x Skgx, Q, Q ' ...,, , , 'at' KELLER BRvSE fx x I ai kd .M 'faqs Q, W X7 QEZ? QAM 'E' 5 TR ACY 1 'E Q fc 125 3' Q f MFA OSBORN EWRNUH C CLE News SHALL BRE!-XRD, RQCHAQDSON 5? if M 5 EwW H if .1 WAGNER J wig: c . 592 35 EYE M, , Z!! 5X ,4- Q :f n X ' ig YR Mi 4 ii Q5 ,Nm Q N S? : 'M' E, av, am i if X 'a Q Qgw 3 v ,S mw- N: . s xxx ,fig S -.:. X uf H w Q ' I .. .. mqx ,SK X 'Q s 175: 5 .w- 3- :QA o I. V. FOOTBALL Front Row-R. Armstrong, Dubendorf, C. Harding, D. Pickle, Riley, G. Barfus, B. Slaigh, R. Stumph. B. Zilar. D Stoner, C. Teague, G. Branson, E. Lialclell, D. Iurvey. Middle Row-B. Xvitherup, D. Smith, lf. Nix, YV. Bryson, B. Tobias. l.. Nlzicluzul, D. Lyle, N. Platt, lVlolnzm, Nl. Iunis D. Lewis, R. Ensign, Coach Arthur Dawulcl. Back Row-S. Nlclflhaney, Millei', R. Chalin, Nluuzy, Lules. I. V. BASKETBALL Froht Row-Bob llarcling, Bob Crum, Ronnie Snow, Buddy Brearcl, Slcipper Scott, Alfred Johnson, Jerry Crzivens Back Row-Don Lyle, Iim Nlillcr, George Brunstacl, lack Morrow, Bob Miller, luck Dawson, Milac Deymonaz. T.f 'i'1--1-...L I I i I ' -r- Row 1: Coach Francis Rish, K. Yvilliams, B. Harding, E. Large, B. Crum, D. Yvhite, G. Brunstad, Naclce, VV. Stoner L. Stevens, B. Yviese. Row 2: A. Nlartin, E. Osborn, E. Yvaining, l'l. Barge, lensen, YV. lVleicenheimer, G. Richardson, ll. Norris. Row 5: R. Snow, G. Keller, B. Hinson, B. McBee, N. Goff, D. Brusie, G. Browning. aigllaff Prospects for winning the first Southern Division title since the Gene Conley-Dale Gier era in Col-l'li's baseball, gave great promise during the final round of play. Through the coaching efforts of Francis Rish, the Bombers had won seven of the eight conference contests played up to Nlav 8. The squad had an 8-4 record to show for the full season's work up until that time. Wilmer Meicenhiemer, Bill Hinson and lack Morrow provided the hitting punch in the lineup. George Browning and lim Iensen did most of the hurling while Herb Borg and Harold Norris rounded out the pitching staff. A few of the highlights were lack lVlorrow's triple with the bases populated fagainst Walla Yvallab and Iensen's three consecutive shutouts including a no-hitter. fschedules for Baseball and Tennis on Page 973 C TENNIS Back Row--Franlx Schermer, A. Franklin, Dan Breard, Iames Lawrence, Bob 'l'0rr, loe Teague, Chuclc Evans. Front Row-Bob Flake, Clark Iochen, Elbert Kelly, Buddy Breard, Dave Barnett, Bob Robertson, Coach Oakland. -.,.n.7. , WE' l I s ,... 2 .au-. 19. H Q A TRACK Sittingfl. Chubb, N. Harding, G. llostetler, C. Ross, B. Yvinchester, Blake. K. Flyers. KneelingfD. Harrison, G. Clem, Fisher. D. lVlcElroy, S. Quaclcenbush, K. Sterling, Dawson, B. Tobias, C. Fulcher A. Patterson, D. Pierard. StandingACoach Duwald, Ni. Duncan, B. Mccormiclx, C. Clements, lxlarzyclx. R, Nvoolbright, C. Hammond, Yale C. Drotts, Coach Haag. Uma and ifz..f.1 Richland, coached by Dutch Haag, turned out a capable track and field events squad this season. They captured the top position in every meet in which they participated Cwith the ex- ception ofthe Wa-Hi relaysj up to May 8. Every position had a well-qualified man to occupy its spot and able reserves and second string men. Leading marks in each event up to the time of May 8, is as follows: 100-yard dashw10.7 seconds Discus-125' 10 220-yard dash-25.4 seconds Iavelina159' 7 440'-f54.8 seconds Pole vault-10' 6 880-2:08.-1 High lump-5' llyj' Mile run-4:48 Shot puti44' 11 120 hurdles'---15.8 seconds Relaysfl :55.2 220 hurdleseef24.5 seconds CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: fKneelingU Chubb, E. Kelly, T. DeVine, H. Pickett, B. Johnson. Row 2: T. lessen, S. Quackenbush, I. Fisher, I. Blake, N. Harding, B. Tobias. BOXING Front Row-lim Norton, Dale Nlineer, Floyd Montgomery, lim Nelligan, Bob Sorick, Bob Clancy, Richard Gibson. Last Rowglfzxrl Brown, Bob Shea, Don Yvingfield, Harvey Molmtgomery, Iim Stinson, Ddorgun Nliller. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: Sinderson, F. Ienscn, V. Mcviclcer, D. Kessler, Dupuis, T. Cluck, Eagen, P. Kalenowski. Row 2: Coach luricich, XVilliamson, D. Allen. S. Mclflhaney, N. Platt, R. Ensign, R. Chafin, B. McNeill, C. 'l'eague T. Nxccleary. G. A. A. OFFICERS Nlartha Learock, Secretaryg Pat , Greenfield, Treasurer, Betsy Car- lisle, Advisor, Nlurial llamrick, Vice-President, Nlarilyn lVIacLeod, President. 9.64. . Under the direction of Betsy Carlisle, the G. A. A. of Columbia High has had a well-organized active year. Sports offered were basketball, softball, tumbling, volleyball, bowling and horse back riding. The special events featured during the year by the association have been play-days, a Mother-and-Daughter banquet and a picnic. At the beginning of the year the point system was established. To be eligible for a letter, 400 points were to be earned and for a sweater 800 points were needed. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Schedule and Scoraf L t Yakima Qtherejw. ,.,. .. 0 6 on os . . ' h ....... .. ' Grandview fherej .,..,..,. 4 2 Hermlstfm K ere? 2 4 Kennewick ctherebmmp 2 4 Kennewick there, ..... .. ., l 5 Yakima fherej ....,.... 2 5 Pasco Chefel ----'-- -- 5 5 Grandview Cherej ..,.,.,., 5 1 Pasco Ctherej .,,.,... , l 5 G. A. A. COUNCIL SPORTS LEADERS G. A. A. Row 1: Roberta Riley,Pat'l'hornlJurg, Nlarilyn lVIacl..eod, , Betsy Carlisle, Advisor. Row 1: Raldeen Porter R0w2: Ianet Graha-m, Donna Nlaupin, Shirley Frew, Row 2: Shirley Binns, Beverly Boyd, Betsy Carlile, Ad- Nlwle Iilflmlwli- Shirley Binns, Ioan Ivarren, Nlurky Learock, Donna Krisher, Carolyn Karstenson, Pat Row 5: Nlartha Learock, Donna Millei' Greenfield. visorg Ianet Graham. ROW 5: ' fu-r' f 1' X Date April 3 April 4 April ll April 15 April 18 April 19 April 21 April 25 April 26 April 28 May' 2 Nlay 5 May 9 May 10 May I2 BASEBALL Team Yvalla Walla! .... Prosser 3' .....,... Sunnyside? .,., Pasco? .....,..... Kennewick? ...... Yakima .......... Grandview? ...... Prosserj' ...... Yakima .....,. Sunnyside? .... Granclviewak ..... , Hermiston .,.4.. Pasco? ............,. Walla Waller ,,.. Kennewick it ....,. aiafiaff cuzcf Ueiilzia Ccontinued from Page 915 TENNIS SCHEDULE Columbia High Tennis season began April ll and we They extlendirl through May with an enviable record turned in y t e team. 4 I 2 3 Bob Torr Qcaptainj A. Franklin 12 2 ?udvcil'y Brearcl Frank Schermer oe eague Dave Barnett 2 0 lim Lawrence Chuck Evans 17 1 Bob Flake CAlternateJ 5 I2 SCHEDULE 8 0 Team Won Lost I 10 4 Sunnyside Clierej ..,,. .. 5 I 0 4 Hermiston CHereD .4....,. 7 0 ' Pasco fHereD ....,,. . 7 0 5 5 Kennewick CHereD ,....,. , 7 0 15 5 Yakima fThereJ..,...... 6 l 0 5 Grandview fHereD ...... . 7 0 Yakima CHereD ....... 6 I H Sunnyside fliherel ..,..,... 7 0 Grandview QHereD ....,...... 7 0 Kennewick CTl1erel ......... 6 l Pasco fThereU .... .,,. 6 I MUSIC BRINGS HAPPINESS O W FUEL - COAL - OIL Congratulations to the Class of Fifty NORTHWESTERN FUEL COMPANY Phone Richland 4-2248 KORTENS Uptown Richland Davis Furniture Bldg. Congratulations Class of '50 Q From DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY C. C. ANDERSON Quality Within Your Budgetu 1 7 RICHLAND'S ONLY 'QT iz. COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE l fl. Qi lgil ibq 1341 George Washington Way Uptown Richland Phone 4-2207 9 I SUSIENE'S RESTAURANT A A FOODS 514 West Lewis Pasco, Wash. Enterprise, Washington Richland Laundry and Dry Cleaning GANZEUS BARBER SHOP Q H I' Pl V 2, 717 The Greenway Phone 49290 1100 arc ing ionc 41 48 RICHLAND LEE-PERRY FURNITURE CO. THE MIXER , Complete Home Furnishers DinnerswFountain-Billiard Parlor 117 South 4th Phone Pasco 5252 1242 Iadwin Ave. Uptown Richland SPIC 'N SPAN CLEANERS JORDAN DRUG 109 South 4th Pasco' Wasil' 404 West Lewis Pasco, Washington Phone 4452 PENNYWISE DRUG STORE BITTNER' S Professional Prescription Service SHOE FASHIONS Women's, Men's, and Chi1dren's Shoes 1209 Thayer Phone 41278 RICHLAND 520 W. Lewis Pasco 5641 RICHLAND THRIFTY DRUGS Complete Camera and Photographic Service GARM0,S Downtown Richland Phone 41268 GRIGGS PARCELL' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Furniture of Distinction Swift and Wright Ave- 804 W' Lewis E Phone 5521 Pasco Richland, Washington Phone 85280 PASCO HARDWARE CO. -Phone 5115- Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices Alwaysu Phone 5115 Pasco, Washington PARKER' S HARDWARE Uptown Richland ELL'S SHOES Featuring-be Iohansen, Hill 81 Dale, Friendly Teen, Little Yankees, and Iumping lacks 512 W. Lewis Pasco, Washington C 81 H FOODS Rich1and's Most Modern Food Store Corner of Swift and Wright NELSON' S MARKET Guaranteed Quality Meats, Groceries, Produce 214 N. 4th Pasco Phone 4511 BAROTT'S CORNER ASSOCIATED SERVICE H. I. Barott, Prop. Route 1-Richland, Washington BASIN SURPLUS Clothing Camping and Outdoor Equipment I I Paints I . l 7918 Columbia Avenue 3 Across from Y Park-In I Phone Kenn. 5048 i 506 Avenue C-Next to Safeway Phone Kenn. 2991 BEST WISHES 'Im The CLASS ov 1950 Em- Ilaving RQACIIQII this MILESTONE IN LIFE ir Richland Branch A North' Richland omce L l A f 59' C' L J. , I' y 'X ., jk'-V-, l-0 I A OUR BEST YVISHES I g TO THE CLASS OF 1950 SPUDNLITX SHQP Max Walton lack Hills U . Y Congratulations and Best Wishes to the I COLUMBIA SERVICE COMPANY CLASS OF 1950 INSURANCE f BONDS KAYMAX TRAVEL AGENCY COFFEE and ICE CREAM SHOP I Reservations 1 Tickets . l 1 228 Williams Blvd. 2 The Little White House on the Corner Phone 58580 RICHLAND George Washington 'Way at Newton N Phone 4-1218 RICHLAND 1 i GAIL' S DAWSON-RICHARDS Smart Apparel 1550 Iadwin Phone 89280 Uptown Richland RICHLAND GREEN HUT CAFE A IOHNNY'S MINUTE MAN SERVICE 1011 Wright Phone 78240 . . . . Williams and Iadwin Call Richland 825 RICHLAND ANDERSON MOTORS CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service RICHLAND STANFIELD FLORAL and GIFT SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 1546 Iadwin Phone 81200 RICI-ILAND Compliments of RICHLAND FUEL AND LUMBER CO. Complete Fuel Service Phone Richland 42228 . . After the game . . . After the dance . . . Bring your date to THE DESERT INN HOTEL Richland, Wash. . . For excellent food , . . with supper food . . . and fountain treat Compliments of THE MART Richland's Dining and Shopping Center C. D. Newland - Iim Howels W- Bill Ward 725 Goethals Phone 57220 Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors of Columbia High School THE BOOTERY For Better Shoes 1579 George Washington Way Phone 50580 A 8: Z SPECIALTY SHOP Sportswear, Lingerie, and Girdles 1555 George Washington Way Richland RICHLAND HOME MAINTENANCE CO. Y Road to Kennewick Home Glass Replaced-Venetian Blinds Minor Plumbing Repairs-Ianitor Service Phone Kennewick 7256 For the most complete line of UNFINISHED FURNITURE in the Tri-City Area SCHWARDER FURNITURE CO. 7428 Columbia Ave. Kennewick Congratulations to CLASS OF 1950 SPORTLETS, Inc. RICHLAND BEST OF WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 . 0 ix vuoroewugs n-mailnmfm PX 'l '- RICHLAND BAKERY xwx ! 'E um 702 Symons Phone 85110 assrcsoncewisnnnarom un-nc , RICHUND, WASHINGTON Your Complete Sporting Goods Store The Bank of Friendly SCl'ViCC FRANK BERRY' S RICHLAND BRANCH ' 1514 Iadwin Ave. Phone 51520 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE RICHLAND Member of F. D. 1. C. RICHLAND SUPPLY CO. CAHOON MOTORS C0- H d HTHE HARDWQRPE' G d Studebaker Cars and Trucks ar ware por mg oo s Housewares Athletic Supplies 701 Stevens RICHLAND can 52270 We Deliver W Phone 76110 Meet your gt 235133 and Dine. GROCETERIA X 1225 Th Ph 260 1555 George Washington Way Call 58110 ayer RICHLAND one 81 ' RICHLAND Y MERCANTILE O BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 DIETTRICH' S MARKET Dupertail and Wright Richland MCVICKERS JEWELRY 1559 George Washington Way Phone 55550 RICHLAND BLOCKS' SHOE STORE 1368 Iadwin ' SHOES FOR ENTIRE FAMILY New Business Area Richland RICHLAND FLORAL CO. Campbel1's Market . Dial 46169 Quality 1' Artistry 4' Dependability CHEVRON COMMUNITY SERVICE Gerald B. Pleiss Symons and Goethals Drive Richland ,Wash. L, . QZMQ ,gmc A ,. jim MQWEQYEARBQQK fb. , M., dx. ll ., 1 R ff EDITOR l . 5 f 1 N3 .,24.3.l5g1r1 1 :fgg, ff2Zt 13 BK XL, H ww rf 1 - - 14,0 , Nan' ',,, im, '. .ga , SQL fy X .0511 we - .lf ' UQ ' no E V Y K 153.0 from -6 fxff at .-63:13, V. A V ii- X '34 QU, , W 'R ' 7, - f . ,N l 'ff' , 7 .t f: f .if 7 ,f p f, x' i y 3-ml 3 Ni if riff: - lit 1 0 I fggow Lytlbkwlrji Lx LWB f 59191, Hu. ON cc 'ls N ef4 ' if alex X H- ' - - iff... ff-,, 3,7 Q . 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