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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1953 volume:

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Mr. Wright and his grandchildren. 4 Mr. Wright as superintendent of richland public schools. little would we realize that Mr. Wright traveled to high school by horse and buggy in columbus, wisconsin- and little would we imagine that Mr. Wright first taught in a mud schoolv for twenty-five dollars a month- from his small farm home in columbus, it was a few miles to laurence college, at appleton, wisconsin where he met his amiable wife. after two years at laurence college. Mr. and Mrs. Wright came out west to lynden. washington. teaching for a year, he soon became superintendent of schools in the same area. during this time as superintendent, he completed an ad- vanced degree at the university of washington. I prosser found Mr. Wright as superintendent for a number of years until the Wright's moved to snohomish. washing- ton. here he againlcted as superintendent of schools in that area, where they lived for twenty five years, raising their family. a san, Gordon. now heads the social science department. at the university of oregon, and a daughter, Anette is now residing in seattle with her family. it was but five years ago the Wlrighfs moved to richland anticipating a vital and youthful growth in the school system and the new city. after five years the growth has been spontaneous, much of it due to the sincere, creative hard work on the part of Nlr. Wright. nineteen-fifty-three will find our superintendent of schools retiring to his snake river home with his wife. to hunt and to fish and recall his past. intimate service to the edu- cation systems of the state of washington. faculty sketches done by Lorraine Murphy and Bill Lloyd, art student - 1 D . in ag., if J 0 . iffy' 4' 8 the school board is the governing power of the school district. in this small group rest many of the important decisions concerning education. the members of the board develop the policies for our high school as well as for all the other schools in district no. 400. this, in itself, is a difficult job, but it only one of the many that they must handle. the school hoard must also approve the appoint- ment of teachers and other personnel, and how we spend our budget. members are elected to the school board for a period of three years. the board meets twice a month and whenever the need arises for a special meeting. left to right: Mrs. Lex Mrs. Knostman, Mrs, Long. Q ax ,Av- Ieft to right: Grover Dans son, Thor Huuff, J. J. Wilson, Helen Cliapnian, I . A. taking care of the many responsibilities of the of- fice such as recording grades and ordering supplies for the school makes up the day of mrs. Elsie Knostman. the other familiar face you see is mrs. Sara Long, mr. McIntosh's secretary who types the bulletin and programe sheets. hundreds of other things daily flow from her typewriter and over her tele- phone. mrs. Barbara Lex, the home economics teacher, takes care of all the financial business for the many clubs and organizations. along with these regular office people we have girls who use their study hall to collect absentees slips and record them for future office information. in 'i 'l f W W,,,,....-v- 0 0 0 lun umnry .um Uv. ......... head .llllliwff left to right: Ruby Peters, Viviun Boisoneau, Dot Andre, Bill Hartley, Mareellina Seidel. custodians under the supervision of Wiilliam Hartley the custodians of our school quietly and efficiently clean our halls and classrooms. we express our gratitude to Dorothy Andre, Ruby Peters. Vivian Boisoneau. Marcellena Seidd. Robert McCracken and Boy Sollais for their help in keeping our school clean and pleasant. i to the women in the cafeteria who prepare our lunches the students of columbia high express their thanks and appreciation. along with Edna Jackson, our head cook, and Mary Hannigan, her assistant, we wish to thank Eunice Ridley, Marva Smith and Ruby Nelson for their efficient work and well-served meals. . o ' ' .Y ,ss N A U fa 'U U, L5 I' ' , r hh ee, I l NWMV1 Edna ,I2l1'lk-0Il1ll!'1l1l 1-ook at vol-hi. ll S 0 ll S 'mw- ,gui ESM.. QNX by , , N 1 X. J 1 .Q ,, M44 .., N' xxx ' xi K , NA f ' ' k , X'-nn., ' ' , , W Nm I MW 'k7' -f-L-ef.. W gr-1 4511 W ' Qfqs- M. 46 . ,is fl. ni? 1111111411 IISSIHIIIIKII sturlrnt bulls iruulfnt 1 ounul IH 'wtlon rol l D Jon on D Fri mer f' xIFDlTllHl1I I BI R rn B Rmxlolph R I Cm! 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Ackley, Mary Patricilz pep club 2, 3, 4, soph- omore council 2, junior council 3, student council 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, tennis team 3. Adams. James Ernest boy's federation l, 2, 3, 4, student council 1, photo club 2, 3, pro- jection crew 2, science club l, track 3, 4. Ahrens, Virginia Joyce girlis league 3, 4, de- bate 3, 4, sec.-treas. 3, 4, retailers club 4, stanwood. wash. l, 2. Allen. Carol Lee fha l, 2, 3, 4, president 3, tri-hi-y l, presidents club 3, retailers club 4, annual staff 3, 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Allen, David science club l, boy's federa- tion l, 2. 3, 4, basketball l. Allen, .Varian Elizabeth fha l, 2, band 3, or- chestra l, 2, girl's league l, 2, 3, 4, repre- sentative 4. Allred, Donna Gwen girl's league 2, 3, 4. Anderson, George Catlen boy's federation 2, 3, 4, football 2, basketball 2, 3, 4, d.e. pres- ident 4, letterman's club 3, 4. Arledge, Virginia Mae gaa 4, fha 3, 4, girl's league 3, 4. Arlt, Mary Ann band 1, 2, 3, senior coun- cilor 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Armstrong, Russell Lee projection crew l, 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 3, boy's federation l, 2, 3, 4. 3aolman, Darlene Rose girl's league 2, 3, 4, 'epresentative 2, gaa 2, sandstorm reporter I. iabcock, Roberta Madge t'.h.a. 2, 3, 4, sec. 2, xp. 3, state sec. 4, girl's league l, 2, 3, 4, cational honor society 3, 4, senior planning ouncil 4. Zadger, Patricia Ann pep club 2, 3, 4, cheer- eader 3, 4, tennis team 3, 4, student council ., 4, commercial club 3. girl's league 2, 3, 4. hiker, Wyoma Jeanne girl's league 2, 3, 4, gaa 2. E ,'ql 1 v-Pr' xv-4 IN, 5 .le Baret Mclntyre and Harold Gibson- most popular seniors x f X- Barfuss. Harold Eugene band 2, 3, 4, pres. 4, thespians 2, 3, 4, hoy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, rep- resentative 4, dance band 4, orchestra 2, 3, presidents club 4. Bartlett, Clifton Mervin orchestra 3, 4, choir 3, 4, thespians 4, quartette 4, caducells 3, speech club pres. 4, boys fed. 1, 2, 3, 4. Barton. Barbara Anne mill city high school 1, 2, 3. girl's league 4. Baxter. David Llewellynn science club l, boy's fed. 1. 2, 3, 4, track 3, 4, cross coun- try 4. 5 Q ind' Bellande, Stella Victoria gil'l,S league 1, 2, 3, 4. Beasley, Katherine coulee dam high 2, 3, girl's league 4, representative 4, thespians 4. Bell, Cecil Horace, Ir. boy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, key club 2, 3, 4, sec.-treas. 3, jr. planning council 3, student council 2, 3, 4, hand 1, 2, 3, 4, pres. 3, a.s.b. president 4. Biggerstaff, Rodney Lee boy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, retail club 4. Bihner, Ioan Mcrgaret girl's league 2, 3, 4- Bloomstrand, Barbara Ann girl's league 2, 3, 4, fha 2, 3, caduceus club 2, 3, 4, photog- raphy cluh 2, 3, 4. Boisoneau, Mary Joyce columhian staff 4, girl's league l, 2, 3, 4, choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Bollen, Harold Ross boy's federation 1, 2 3, 4 tennis 2, 3, js. football 2, hoy's state 3 photo club 2, senior councilor 4. a 9 sir' 'ff If , x iii Q Q' ,LK -2 K, 7 x , Cgx , , X 1 -'my m X., ,rin XX if ,Mig Y El 1' 1 N Nancy. -by Evelyn Schmidt Brenton, Bertha Alene girl's league 4. Bresina, Tom Joseph hoy's federation 3 4 st. edwards seminary high school l, 2. 3 , Brown, Barbara Lois girl's league l, 2, 3, 4, representative 2, fha 1, 2, tri-hi-y 4, theg. Pi3nS 1, 2, 3, 4, choir 3, 4, girl's vocal trio 4, sandstorm 3. Bruggeman, Earl boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. guiress, .lim Harold hoy's federation 1, 2, Byrd, Betty Sue girlls league 2, 3, 4, gaa 2, 3, 4, columbian 4, gaa council 2, 3, 4. Byse, Lyle Arden hoy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Campbell, Noel Gene boy's federation l, 2, 3, 4, choir 4, student-parent council 4. - 257 -2. Bond, .lack Lee hoy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, science club 1. Bower, Gary Charles baseball 3, 4, football 3, 4, letterman's club 3, 4. Bowers, Sondra Mae walla walla high school 1, 2, 3, national honor society 4, girl's league 4, tri-hi-y 4. Brandt, Kenneth photography club 2, 3, 4, pep band 3, 4, thespians 2, 3, 4, hi-y 4, sandstorm 4, hand 2, 3, 4, boy's federation 2, 3, 4, presidents club 3. Q2,,..f'1u KK Dir 'FS U 7 'Zh s, 6 x iv B wc' 6' Nas, Wu' Q . Q 6 .. cp -as , ,,. 56 Ulflwflgllf, Malay Richard boys federation Chafln, Ronald Blenn boy's federation 1, Chapman, Bill Gene, choir 2, 3, 4, quartette 4, boy's federation 2, 3, 4. Cheshier, Jerry L. hoy's federation 3, 4. ' all ..'. ' 'Q 'SZ' 3 , YJ ,235 M5 fl ix F rf if Sue Struck and Cecil Bell-seniors mos likely to succeed Chubb, Kenneth Leon pres. of soph. class 2, football 2, 3, 4, track 2, 3, 4, basketball 3, hoy's federation 2, 3, 4, lettermans club 2, 3, 4, student council 4, columbian 4, sports co-editor 4, senior class treasurer 4. Clement, Shann Lee, jv cheerleader 1, student council 1, 3, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 1, choir 1, 2, 3, trio 3, 4, national honor society 4. Cluck, Theodore Harold boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Cooke, Elinor Joanne caduceus club 2, 3, 4, vice-pres. 3, pres. 4, thespians 3, 4, orches- tra 4, presidents club 4, tri-hi-y 4, photo club 3, 4, national honor society 4. Crowfeather, Marcella Alice girl's league 4, yakima 1, 2, 3. Culverhouse, Barbara pep club 2, 3, 4, gaa 1, 2, latin club 1, 2, git-l's league 1, 2, 3, 4, tri-hi-y 3, 4, commercial club 3. Cumpston, Lee Franklin boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Davidson, Alfred Clement boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, choir 4. Dean, Gerald Henry hoy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, hi-y 1, 2. Donahue, Curtis Allen concordia academy l, choir 2, 3, 4, boy's federation 2, 3, 4. Donnell, James Emerson boy's federation l, 2, 3, 4. Dowda, Ronald Howard key club 3, projec- tion crew 3, tennis 3, boy's federation 2, 3, 4. Dowis, Dorothy Ann girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, student council 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, pep club 2, 3, 4, columbian 3, 4, activity editor 4, honor society 4, quill and scroll secretary 4, senior counselor 4, commercial club 3, sophomore homecoming princess 2, jr. plan- ning council 3. Dudley, Jerry Odell band 1, 2, hi-y l, foot- ball fmgr.P 2, 3, j.v. basketball fmgr.P 4, baseball 2, lettermans club 4. Dupuis, James Albert boy's federation l, 2, 3, 4, frosh basketball I, basketball fmgr.? 4, baseball 2, lettermnns club 4. Eagen, James Earl science club 1, hoy's fed- eration l, 2, 3, 4. Everette, Charles Wesley boy's federation Fairweather, Phyllis Marie gaa 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, Farnworth, Gay Echo gaa 1, 2, fha 1, latin club 1, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Fruchtl, Mary .lo orchestra 2, 3, fha 2, 3, 4, national honor society 4, commercial club 3, girl's league 2, 3, 4. Eaton, Carolyn Ann choir 3, 4, girl's glee club 2, ensemble 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, gaa 1. Edwards, Doris Louise tri-hi-y 1, 2, 3, 4, v. president 2, commercial club 3, f.h.a. 3, 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, gaa 3, retailers club 4, spanish club 1. Edwards, Sonya Myrene gir1's league 1, 2, 3, 4, commercial club 3, gaa 1. Ehl, Raymond photography club 3, 4, pro- jection crew 4, retailers club 4, boy's fed- eration 2, 3, 4, football mgr. 3, radio club 3, columbian '1 Eller, Blaine Eugene boyls federation 4. Elliott, Judith Elaine f.h.a. 1, 2, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, choir 1, 2, commercial club 2, 3, girl's league rep. 1, 2, senior planning coun- cil 4, honor society 4. Ensign, Marvin Ronald boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2, national honor society 2, 3, treasurer 4, baseball 2, 3, 4, letterman's club 4, basketball 3, 4, football 3, 4. Erickson, Arnold Walter boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, band 3, 4, orchestra 1. x Tom McKeown and Glenda Winston- best looking seniors Frye. Shirley Lee ensemble 2, choir 3, 4, girl's league rep. 3, national honor society 3, 4. Fuller, Mickey Aletha retailers club 4, sec. 4, girl's league 4, olympia high school 1, 2, 3. Caibel, Barbara Iqvce gan 1. 2, 3, caduceus club 3, 4, national honor society 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Candy, Robert James, Jr. football 3, 4, bas- ketball 3, baseball 2, 3, 4, letterman's club 2, 3, 4, secretary 4, national honor society 3, 4, president 4, student council 2, boy's federation 2, 3, 4, lroyls state 3. Cant, Charles Edward boy's federation 2, 3, 4, football 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, 3, 4, base- ball 2, 3, 4, letterman's club 2. 3, 4, jr. planning council 3, student council 4, an- nual staff 4, co-editor sports 4, senior coun- celor 4, quill and scroll 4. Gibson. Harold Monroe boy's federation 2, 3. 4. basketball 2, 3, 4, sophomore treasurer, jr. prom king, letterman's club 3, 4, pregi. dent boy's federation 4, presidents club 4. Cilmonr. Ray' Ioseph boy's federation 1, 2, 3. 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4, cross country 2, 4, sand- slorm 3. -1-. Cinlher, Shirley Mae girl's league 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, flilil 2, 3, 4, pep club 3, 4. snph. council 2, student council 3, national honor society 4, tennis team 2, 3, 4. PT, James Albert hi-y 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, photo club 2, 3, 4, sandstorm uill and scroll 3, 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, band 2, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 2, 3, hoy's 1. 2, 3, 4, key club 3. Eileen Dove girls league 2, ,4, representative 3, jr. planning council, at club 3. Norman Ross boy's federation 1, 2, Gostnell, Gene Arthur boy's federation 3, 4, track 3, 4, camas high 1, 2. Graham, Shirley Ann girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, gan 1. Greiler, .lean Rae fha l, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, gan 2, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Greiter, Joan Fae fha 1, 2, 3, 4, gaa 2, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Gruver, Donald Earl boy's federation 2, 3, 4. Guetzkow, Ioan Mary fha 2, 3, 4, girl's league 2, 3, 4. Hall, Suzanne tri-hi-y 3, 4, president 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, national honor society 3, 4, quill and scroll 3, 4, sandstorm 3, 4, gaa 2, 3, president's club 4. Halloran, Mary Catherine fha 1, 2, 3, 4, pres- ident 2, girl's state 4, student council 2, 3, senior counselor 4, pep club 4, national hon- or society 3, 4, secretary 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, presidenfs cluh 2. amricli, Kent Delforest retailers club, vice- resident 1, hoy's federation 2, 3, 4. ankel, Mur-iel Elaine gaa 1, 2, commercial club 3, glee cluhsl, 2. Harbour. Jessie girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Harkins, Libbie Duane charleston high school, w. va. 1, 2, tri-hi-y 3, commercial club 3, girl's league 3, 4, representative 4, senior counselor 4, pep club 4. n .1 key cluh 3 4 ,rvin Lacan thespians 1, 2, 4, concert , 3, 4, hi-y 3, projection crew 1, 2, ra 2, 3, 4, pep band 3, quill and . Ralph Maurice boy's federation 1, n' Q i mn, Gail Roberta gaa 2, 3, girl's Z, 3. 4. tri-hi-y 4. sophomore planning lrnm. Jane Marie girl's league 2, 3, mercial clulm 2, 3, 4, pep cluh 3, 4, ader 4, student council 4, Shelby hool, montana I. Sandra Leigh fha l. 2, 3, girl's league 4. s, Paul Thayer national honor society , federation 2. 3, 4. '. lack Charles photo clulm 3, 4, hoy's ion l, 2, 3, 4, hoy's state 3, president cluh 4. biology club 3, hoy's federa- ntrul council 3. 4. ', Dolores Diane girl's league 1, 2, 3, mercial club 3. warg 'C , ff I XQ f, ,L ,jf 3 3 f 3 x JFS F , f fy kk ff Xa ,NX . N fi 5 t 2144! K- hookshot by Bob Allen , dd ia 6' ,,',,' A , W I ' I' Husted, Richard Norman radio club 1, boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. ludrl. Russell Lowell boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, science club 1. golgnzon, Robert Emil lJoy's federation 1, Jonson, Daryl Duane boy's federation 2, 3, 4, student council 4, basketball 2, football 2, baseball 3, senior councilor 4, cross coun- try 4, letterman's club 3. fo- ., 3 s 1 me at ,fig Q 53 5311 5 Horstman, Carol girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Hostetler, Ronald Dean senior planning council 4, boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer' leader jv., student council representative l, hand 2, boy's glee club 1. Hull, .loyce Ann girl's league 2, 3, 4. Huffman, Ronald Derward photo club 2, 3, 4, boy's federation 2, 3, 4. Horn, Allen boy's federation 4. Hummel, Shirley Ann tri-hi-y 4, girl's league 1 2 3 4 Hurst, Leslie Ann tri-hi-y 3, 4, latin club l, fha 1, 2, 3, 4, sandstorm, second news editor 4, quill and scroll 3, 4, national honor society 4, girl's league l, 2, 3, 4. Janssen, Farrell Allan boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, track 2, 3, 4, letterman's club 2, 3, 4, football 4. Julian, Carol Dean radio club 3, photo club 1, 3, photo club 1, 3, projection crew 1, 2, 4, boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, science club 1, sandstorm 3. Kulinowski, Paul Waller boy's federation l, 2. 3, 4, student council 2, senior planning council 4, retailers club 4, basketball l. Kelly, lletty girl's league l, 2, 3, 4, repre- sentativc l, 3, gaa 2, senior planning council 4. secretary class 4, choir l, 2, 3, 4, national honor society 4, columbian staff 3, senior counselor 4. Keller. Barbara Aliex girll league 1, 2, 3, l, pep club 2, 3, 4, latin club l, 2, gan l, 2, secretary 2, colutnlrian 3, 4, commercial club 3. student council 3. Kennedy. John elgin high school, elgin, ore- gon. sandstorm 3, boy's federation 3, 4. Kerstetler, Janice girl's league 2, 3, 4, gan 2, 3, commercial club 3. sandstorm reporter 3. caduceus club 4, girl's league represen- tative 4. 2. girl's league 3, 4, orchestra 3, 4, dance band vocalists 3. Kohl, Ionnie Harl l1oy's federation 2, 3, 4. Kibler, Mavme Roberta lrremerton high l, Krema, lack Phillip boy's federation 3, 4. Landon, Robert E. boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Lawrence, Earl Eugene boy's federation 2, 3, 4. Leach, Foyann gaa 2, 3, 4, girl's league 2, 3, 4. president of girl's league 4, vice-president of gaa 3, pep club 3, 4, national honor so- ciety 3, 4, girl's state 3. Leavitt, Don Ray choir 2, 3, 4, hoy's federa- tion 1, 2, 3, 4, band 1, 2, 3. 4. Lewis, Florence Ingrid girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 3, 4. student council 1, gaa 1, 2, latin club 1, 2, columbian 3, 4, com- mercial club 3, quill and scroll 4. Libby, Bettina girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, gaa 2, 3, pep cluh 3, 4, junior planning council 3, commercial club 3, girl's league council 4. Liddell, Everette Lee football 4, letterman club 4, boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. -- c-.J . M la' Rig-gk l 5 ' .V jf v ' fix . ,fr - . ga, p 4' I I l Jer i 'iiii ff- . fe' 1 Patti Badger and Bill Witherup-most versatile seniors .'llcC11lIough, LaRue pep club 2, 3, 4, girlls league 2, 3, 4, national honor society 3, 4, vice-president junior class, planning council 3. McDonald, Dorothy Irene commercial club, 3, gir1's league 1, 2, 3, 4. McDonald, Stanley Leo boy's federation 2, 3. 4, cheerleader 3, 4. hand 2, 3, concert mas- ter 3. Letterman's club 4, pep club 3, 4, boy's federation representative 3, senior council 4. student council 3, 4. McElhaney. Steve Allen boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, student council 1, 2, 4. presidents club l. 2. 4. freshman class treasurer. McHugh. Joe Hilfe hoy's federation 4, lake washington high l. 2. 3. Mclntosh. .llurgie Jenn girl's league 2, 3, 4, fha 2. McIntyre. Buretrmn Loretta pep cluh 2. 3, 4. girll league 2. 3, 4. representative 2, homecoming queen 4, homecoming princess Ii. sophomore vice-president 2. McKay. Helen Irene girl's league 1. 2. 3, 4. senior counselor 4, honor society 4. X L5 i Ligget, Terry Francis hoy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1. Loescher, Norma Duane gir1's Icague 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, ash council 4, co-editor sandstorm 4, pep club, 4, photo club 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, 4, tri-hi-y 4, gaa 4, national honor society 3, 4, quill and scroll 3, 4, girl's state 3. fn Loftus, Lois Ann student council 1, gir1's league 1, 2, 3, 4, pep cluh 3, 4, senior plan- ning council 4, vice-president of senior class, national honor society 4, homecoming prin- cess 1, prom queen 3. McClure, Jane pep club 2, 3, 4, girl's league 2, 3, 4, girlis state 3, national honor society 3, 4, choir 3, 4. 'F' 3 4 G? gx Q :ltr X 'I '-, VI'- 4 F Liz. wi bjixrr it P X 5, 1 X ,If 4, . XJ, 6 -ff' T-MEA 4 'I .1 If X , Janie by Von Haws Martin, Arlene pep club 2, 3, 4, pep club vice-president 3, sophomore secretary 2, ash vice-president 4, national honor society 4, girl's league 2, 3, 4. Martin, Martha .lanet girl's league 2, 3, 4, gan 2, 3, photography club 2. Martin, Shirley gaa 1, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Mattison, Darlene Joyce gaa 1, 2, 3, 4, sec- retary 3, fha 4, national honor society 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, girl's league represen- tative 4. Meuwly, Kathryn Frances gaa 1, 2, 3, 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, fha 2, 3, gaa council 2, 3, 4. Meyer, Judith Eileen girl's league 3, 4, girl's league representative 3, retailer's club 4, historian 4, sandstorm reporter 3. notre dame academy 2. Mikulecky, Ronald Gene boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Milliard, .leanne girl's glee 1, girl's league representative 3, national honor society 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Miller, Lowell Leonard band 1, 2, 3, 4, boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Miller, Morgan Stanley boy's federation 2, 3, 4, hi-y 1, 2, ffa 1, letter-man's club 2, 3, 4, boxing I, 2, football 2. Milligan, Wanda Sue girl's league 1. 2, 3, Monk, Richard Calc boy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Moore, Gwen Charlotte fha 1, 2, 3, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, biology club 3, 4, president 3, choir 1, 2, ensemble 4, senior counselor 3, 4. Columbian 4, quill and scroll 4. Mcfgeuwn, james Lloyd ash treasurer 3 student council 2, 3, 4, fombilll 3, 4, 11856 ball 3, 4, jv football 2, letterman's club 3 4, boy's federation 2, 3, 4, lhe5Pi0!lS 2, 3 4 Sandstorrn 3, 4, senior counselor 4. McKeown, William Thomas football 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, 4, basketball 3, 4, key club 2, bgyls federation 2, 3, 4, letterman club 2, 3, 4, president 4, junior planning council, tolo prince 2. I McKinnon. Donna girl's league 2, 3, 4, commercial club 3, girl's league represen- tative 2. Mclficker, Virgil Joel debate 2, 3, 4, boy's federation 1, 2, 3. 4, representative 3, 4. Moore, Sammy Ross hoy's federation 2, 3, 4, band 3. Moorman, Bobbie Jean gaa 1, 2, sandstorm representative 2, commercial club 3, girl's league representative l, girl's league 1, 2, 3, A 4. S .a Morris. Donald Arthur rock club l, hoy's be N' federation I, 2. 3, 4. N Morris, Harold Norman boy's federation 2, A 4' , 3, 4, cross country 3. f Q , A 4 vu 1 P X 1 . Q I-.A N-4 Bl l 4. :ia 'N 6 'Q w?-Q' if OPI! Nopp. Roger Vincent hoy's federation 3, 4. Oates, Leah Evelyn gaa 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. quill and scroll 3. 4, secretary 3, president 4, sandstorm 3, 4, co-editor 4, national honor society 3, 4. Ogden, Frank William hoy's federation 4. Parker. Albert Hob hoy's federation 1, 2, 3, 21. l1oy's glee 1. science cluh 1, hi-y 3, 4, trea-urer 1. photography cluh 3, 4. vice-presi- dent 4, sandstorm 4, projection crew 3. it are ,X xv 5 M. MQW? .ig Morris, Nancy Lou girl's league l, 2, 3, 4, pep cluh 2, 3, 4, sophomore planning coun- cil 2, student council 3, flag twirler 3, choir 3, gaa 2. Jlosteller. Betty Ann girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4, gaa 1, 2, 3, 4, gaa president 3, presidents cluh 3, commercial club 3, pep club 2, 3, 4. Muller, Gail Kathleen girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Mulligan. Patricia Rae gaa 1, 2, 3, commer- cial club 2, 3, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Murphy, Janet Ruth girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, pep cluh 3, 4, national honor society 4, class secretary 3, planning council 3, girl's league l. 2. columhian staff 4, quill and scroll 4. Nelson. Arlen Eugene projection creyl 3, ffa 1, 2, 3, secretary l, reporter 2, president 3. Nicholson. Vonda Lee girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Nimmo, ,lim Alan hoy's federation 4, high- land high school 1, 2, 3. w 1 - --Q: ' gif - is 1 -53 fi f. t 3 , was our boys Paseka, Dolores Mae commercial club 3, en- semble 3, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Peddicord. Marilyn ,lean gaa 2, 3, 4, girl's league council 2, national honor society 4, caduceus club 3, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Personctt. Kay Lois photography club 2, 3, fha 2, commercial club 2, 3. retailers cluh 4. Phillips, Richard A. hoy's federation 1, 2, 3. 4. Pollack. Ronald hoy's federation 4, retailers cluh 4. vancouver high 1. Pnlson, loc Ellis hoy's federation 1. 2, 3, 4. Porter. Cary Lee hoy's federation 2, 3, 4, representative 2. 3. lmxing 2. letli-rman's clulr 2, 3, 4, cross country 3, baseball 2, 3, 4. retailers clulr 4. treasurer. football man- ager 2. Prather, Thnrley ,lean girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, representative 3, caduceus club 3, 4, gaa 1. Price, Ruth Ann girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, student council 4, national honor society 4, choir 4, ensemble 3, senior rounselor 4. Pruden, ,lohn C. boyls federation 2, 3, 4, track 3, 4, boy's federation representative 3. 4. Prudieh, Weslei Rustena debate 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4, thespians 3, 4, gaa 2, sand- storm reporter 3. Raeder, ,lim D. lloyis federation l, 2, 3, 4. Randolph, Gerald Guy boy's federation 1, 2. 3, 4, student count-il 3, 4, projection crew l, choir 1. Rehm. Donna Lavonne gaa 2, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4. Reis, .lerry Allen letterman's club 3, 4, football 3, 4, vire-president letterman's eluh 4, junior planning council 3, male quartet 4. Renard. Patty Ioan girl's league l, 2, 3, 4. Reynolds, Florenre Lee girl's league 2, 3, 4. preppers lst. mary's ai-d.l 1. Richter. Barbara .loan girl's league 2, 3, 4. Richr-V. Marilyn Sue girl's league 1. 2, 3. 4, representative l. gan l. 2. 3. 4. eolumlrian 3, -1, 1-0-editor 4. student 4-ouneil 3. 4. pep elull 2. 4. freshman rlass secretary l. Raop. Palsy' Ruth girl's league 1, 2. 3, 4. Rose. Elizabeth Ann gan 1, 2, girl's glee club l. 2. 4-hoir 3, 4, sw-it-nee club 1, girl's league l, 2. 3, 4. Sarpola. Murl Louise weaside high sehool 1, 2. 3, girl's league 4, 1-hoir 4. Svamahorn, Charles Leroy photography 2, Il. 4, track 3. meterology vlulv 3, lmy's fed- eration 2. 3. 4. Schille. Diane Gwendolyn girl's league l, 2. 3, l. representative 3. Srhoenrorlf. Donna lean fha l, commercial 1-lub 2, girl! league 1. 2. 3. 4, national honor soc-iely 4. Scudder. .Vary Elizabeth girl's league 2, 3, 4. representative 2. 3. for-iety editor of sand- storm 4, pep vluln 2. 3. 4. sandstorm 2. 3. 4. Sheridan. Kenneth Robert tennis 3. 4. foot- ball 3. senior planning: 1-nun:-il 4. honor bo- ciety 4. hi-5 1. lu-y 4-lub 1-. l1oy's federation 3. 4. Selah high -vhool l. 12. Short, Norma Dean girl? league l. 2. 3. 4. wiki 45 3' 1 Nw' Rlll by Boll Allin VLH :QM 1. bu 5 Sinderson, ,lack Dean basketball 2, 3, 4, hoy's federation 1. 2, 3, 4, student council l. Smith, Beth sandstorm 4. girl's league 1, 2, 3. 4. fha 4. Smith. Luther Hagen vhorus 3. 4. boy's fed- eration 3, 4, roi-ur d' alene. sunnyside 1. 2. Smith, .Vary .llarilla girl's league 2, 3. 4. gaa 2. pep rlulm 2. 3. 4. student Couneil 2, eonlnn-rrial rluli 3. senior rounselor 4. Smith. Pie! planning vounril 3, planning rounvil 4. thespians 3, 4, president class 4, national honor society 4, lxoy's federation 3, 4. tennis 2. Snyder. Donald track 2, hoy's federation 2, 3,4. Soule. Larnn Lum tri-hi-y l, 2. 3. vif'e-pres- ident 2, vhaplain 3. debate l, 2, 3, 4, girl's league l. 2. 3. 4. fha 2, 3. 4, svienve rluln l. latin vlnb 2, sophomore planning Counril 2. Spears, lim lmy's federation l, 2, 3, 4. Slang. Pete lroy's federation 2, 3, 4, porter- ville, valif. 1. Steele, Richard Milton boxing 1, 2, boy's federation l. 2, 3. 4. Stellman. Douglas Martin tennis 3, 4, boy's federation l, 2, 3. 4. Sloller, Patricia Louise gan l, 2, 3, fha 3, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, representative 4. Stoner. Donald Dean football 1, 2, 3, 4, boy's federation l. 2. 3, 4. Struck. Suzanne S. pep 1-lub 3, 4, gaa l, 2, tennis 2. 3, girl's league l. 2, 3, 4, honor society 3. 4, vit'e'president 4. Suclrow. Martha Ann girl's league 2, 3, 4. gas 2. voral ensemble 4, choir 3, 4, orchestra 2. 3, 4. Switzer. Vionri lessie girll league l, 2. 3. 4. gan 2. fha 2. retailers rlulr 4. Thomas. Robert E. hoy's federation 2. 3. 4, lettt-rm:1n's rlub 3. 4. trark 2, 3, 4. rross 1-ountry 3. 4, pa-vo high l. Thompson. Ileber Maughm letterman's rluh 3. 4. lmfs federation 2. 3. 4, viee-president 4. ri-pre-1-ntatixv 2. student vounuil 1. lzand 2. 3. 1. football 2. 3. L tennis 2. 3. 1. Tfllflllff- DPIUVPS l0I!Ilt'I1lNll high svhool l. 2. lvand 3. l. girl's league 3. 1. xr X . x I '- f ,. ,g .K 4 on stage liogel. Edlyn Rae fha 2. 3, retailers club 4, girls league l, 2. 3, 4, Wagner. June Elaine girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, gaa3 2, photography club 2, commercial club Watkins, Marilyn girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 3, 4. Webster, Viva Ann girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, representative 2, 3, latin club 1, pep club 2. 3. 4. girl's glee 1, 2, commercial club 3, senior counselor 4, homecoming princess 4, national honor society 4. Wyerts, Raymond Holcomb projection crew 1, 2 radio club 1, lJoy's federation 1, 2, 3, 4. Williams. Barbara Ann tri-hi-y 2, 3, commer- cial club 3, treasurer, sanrlstorm business manager 4, staff 3. 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, girl's glee clulr 2. Williams, Valene choir 1, 2, 3, 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, ensemble 2, 3, glee club 1, pep cluh 2, 3. 4. gaa 1. Wilson. Cary Kent lroy's fed 3, 4, pasco high 1. 2. Winston. Glenda .lean girlls league 2, 3, 4, pep 2. 3. 4, orchestra 2, 3, 4, national honor society 4, student council 4, jr. planning council 3, homecoming princess 4, tennis 2, 3, chu-erleadcr L gaa 2, flag twirler 3. Wilhernp, William Allen freshman class president, key clulr 3, 4, pres. 4, sandstorm 4, annual editor 4. staff 3, 4, junior class treasurer, track 2, 4, hoy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, quill and scroll 4. Wittebort, Wanda Lee girl's league 2, 3, 4, greenwich, ohio 1. pep cluh 2, 3, 4, cheer- leader 3. 4, business mgr. columbian 4, staff 3, 4, commercial club 3, tennis team 3, stu- dent council 3. 4. quill and scroll 4. W'o0ley Gene Paul l10y's fed. 2, 3, 4. Wornm, Harolfl boy! fed l. 2, 3. 4, Photo' graphy club 2. Wright, Janet commercial club 2, 3, tri-hi'Y 3, 4. girl's league 2. 3, 4, fha 2, searcy high arkansas l. Yount, Phillip Arnold lnand 2, 3, 4, d1lrlf'ff hand 2, 3, 4. hi-y 2. 3. fl. Yi1'f'-Dl'P5- 3- Pref- 4. boy? fed. 2. 3. 4. 0!'4'll!'FU'1l 2- 3- 4- Presl- dents cluh 4. Zanger, Rita Ann lakewooll high school- colorado l, 2. 3. fha 4. Him 4- samlslorm 4' thespians 4, girl's leagut' 4- Ph0lUgfUlYllY clulg 4, student council 4. 1 .jfs , was Tucker, Margaret May gaa 1, 2, treasurer 2, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, rep. 2, student council 1, 2, 3, care chairman 2, 3, commercial club 3, pep club 2, 3, 4, president 4, choir 2, 3, 4, senior planning council 4, national honor society 4, ensemble 2. Tyler, Dore Earle boyls fed. l, 2, 3, 4. Udine, Constance Lee girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, rep. 2, gaa 2, student council 4, commer- cial clulr 3, pep club 2, 3, 4, national honor society 4, sandstomt reporter 1. Vanrlerburg, Patricia Ann gaa 1, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, retailers cluh 4. ,es fo C-X' u. at sam! J -Z. 4? A 'lf- fl' Q AP lf .V 'x Zuelow, Richard boy's fed. 3, 4, glasgow high 1, 2. Delsing, Diane girl's league 4. Ienkins, Nancy Ioan girl's league 2, 3, 4, pep club 2, 3, 4, junior planning council 3, flag twirler 3, orchestra 3. Kessler, David retailers club 4, boy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, science club 1. King, Betty Rita tri-bi-y 1, girls league l, 2, 3, 4, choir 2, 3, 4. Linkaus, Rodney boy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, debate 1, 2, 3, 4, radio l, 2, 3, 4, projection crew 3, 4, presidents club 4. Maust, Herbert Edward, boy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4. Mayberry, Ronald Lee boy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4, science club l, 2. Nicholls, Bill Andrew boy's fed. Soule, Lavon Lura tri-bi-y 1, 2, 3, vice-pres. 2, chaplain 3, debate l, 2, 3, 4, girl's league 1, 2, 3, 4, fha 2, 3, 4, science club 1, latin L-lub 2, sophomore planning council 2. Taylor, David boy's fed. 1, 2, 3, 4. Kimball, Rodger Stanley honor society 4, boy's federation 4, berkeley high, berkeley, calif. 3. Betty Masteller and Charles Cant-most as juniors enter the valley of decisionf, suddenly activities, grades and college-required suh- jects take on a new meaning. as juniors they have a forward look, not only to the time when they assume the responsibility of leadership in student govern- ment, but to the years which will follow high school. the class of '54 finds its members on the stage and on the football field, in school offices and as chairman of committees. ff' junior planning rounvil raw l. Mr. llenrivh. P. 0'llry:ln B. Russell. ,l. Biggerstalff. G Muller. ron' 2. G. Atllllllb. .l Hoff. P. Doyle, B. Sleplln-ns Miss Brown. ron' 3. l.. Paul son, C. Gibson. lf. Glemlinning. rou' 4. B. Allan. row 1. Gloria Adams, Mable Alder, Bill Allan. Judy Allan. Gordon Anderson. row 2. Mary Esther Anderson, Hal Andress, Dennis Armstrong, Elaine Armstrong, Jo- anne Atterbury. ow 3. Allen Avery, Florin Baldrige, Pat Barber, Connie Beclgstead, Terry Beebe. in ,-- -v row 1. Fred Beem, David Beyer, Pat Bell- urls. row 2. Charles Bigelow, Marilyn Beihn, O 4. . iirir K w J 5 1 x. X XX L 1. , Mus LL ' ,KS 1' 195. xo Q 1 row 1. Jan Bondurant, Janice Booth, Ann Boren. row 2. Jolene Bounds, J. C. Bowman, Sue Boyd. Q. Q , . it Lx U .lu 6 . . 'F - Of' 4 , Joanne Biggerstaff. 9 9 I ruw 3. Larry Blavkburn, Leonard Blakney, A 5' Mary Ann Bollen. x V I H.. I r row 3. Mildred Bresina, Laverda Brewer, Melvin Brinkerhoff. row 4. Virginia Brinkerhoff, Larry Bruggeman, John Bruntlelt ., 1 ,L I 1. ' v ' ifqy ji, row l. Shryl Bucholz, Bob Bunch, Pat Burnside, Merrill Burt, Jim Butler, .lim Byrd. row 2. .loyce Byse, Darlene Card, Diane Cherrington, Larry Christenson, Carol Clark, Diane Clark. row 1. John Clark, Ann Clatworthy. AG ,-oy Q F0141 2. .loan Cline, George Cooper. K 5 ' row 3. Larry Coppinger, ,lim Cory, Glenda Craddork, Pat if ' Cullen. V row 4. Pat Daigeneault, Larry Davis, Bob Davis. Ruth 1 Dean, Daryl DesChane, Patty Doyle, Diane Dudley. x row 5. Jeannette Duncan, Janice Dunn, Jeannine Dye, r Iva Edens, Treasure Elder, Clyde Engle, Roger En- A sign. x + P. 1 Q an 35 in S- , 'M E E' 'Q' 3, 'iiiafff flf i' - Q if cts a Q1 6 aw ' 1 1 X Ng-9 ' J, is .Q Q -4 M 6 5 row 1. Jim Evans, Sue Farley. Joan Farrimond, Mildred Finch, Wayne Fisher, Katie Fred, ,lim Fultz. row 2. Gwen Ganse, Phil Cant, Ken Gardner, Bill Gean, Robbie Gel'l 'v Glynn Gibson, Jim Gibson. row 3 Laura Gilpin Rosalie Gire Frm Glendming Roger Glmes row 4 Eddie Goaky Betty Goaky row 5 John Goggm Charles Goode rowl Forrest Foodenow Bill Goodenow Verl Goodwin Dick Green Marguerite Groff fall fruys Bill Griffin row 2 Marilyn Gulley Dame Hale Sue le Priscilla Hall Leon Hamilton Mick Harris Harvey Hart . N ,, , 1 t J L5 L me fi u .Aw .v, ' 4 f :Ill rg '10 6 3 4' J All 'E is VQNM-13 GQ r 7 1 Marlene Jorhen Ton .lohm Bob Iohnson 5ll.1I'lLll1 .lones Clead Karren Harold Kemtzer llovd Kent David Koeppen Daniel Kung Duane Helgeson Janet Helzel Midge Hiser Judy Hoff Debbxe Holden Kaye Horrocks Wlllene Houghton Jeannme Houston lxllhryn Hudson Peggy Jenkins Belly Ko.k1nen Lark L' m. .lam-I Lalendress Carolyn Leinberger ,lark Lippold .lavkie Lurkey Ruger Mvfllellen .lim McClure Velma McCord Mir-key McCullough lat Mvllermotl Sue- M1'Elc-lmmfy nann M1-Kee Cheri? Ml'Kil1n0n Barbara Mr'Lel'm1l Donald MI'N1ZllIOIl Earl Marble- Tfl Marne-y row 1. Walt Milliron, Sandra Miner, Bob Mollerus. row 2. Jackie Molnaa, ,lack Moorman, Shirley Moonnan. X .J My In row l. Cllire lrtin, XX Wllb Massey row 2 Bob Meahns Maureen Meehan J row 3 Ronald Morrill George 'Vloss Gunda Muller row 4 Larry Murphy George Muaser Marilyn Myers Ja 3 ww ll row 3 Helen Meehan Rodger Mlkulecky row 4 Dwalne Mann onna Mlllard row 5 Martha Mnller row 5 Jerry Myers Norma Myrlck John Nageley Alva Nevrlles 'Vlural N1ch0lS row 6 Pat Nordman Pal 0 Bryan Pa! 0 Conner Glenn Olson Dorothy Osborne sf 1 ' V ,b S X X 'Q ' .I linin- W ,. V K ' 4 A x x V y, ' 1 , - 1 vw 4 3' ' i - V ' . ' A A 1 'A 5 . evro M - , ' ,, ' W Ramona Miller. 6 ' , Q F ' ' bv' f X V ' A5411 ' D . . 1.54 r'??1Q x , ,4 M A V . 4 0 ' ' 6 V l '9' In - e ., A , ...e I V5 . X , , A , .3 J , , M . N I? A row 1. Al Parker, ' 4 .v ,lane Parker Lou Ann Paulsen. row 2. Terry Pearce, row 3 Judy Pearson, Durward Petry. Joan Phillips, Darlene Pickles, Walter Pilkey. row 4. Deloris Pierce, row 5 ron' 6. row 7. row 8. Jackie Poole, Ervin Price. Coral Pritcharcl, Verna Pulsipher, Jerry Purkhiser. Myrna Ray, Jeanne Richardson, Shirley Riggs. 'Mil' Rillins. Gene Ritnour Anim Rodriguez. Betty Ruwfell, Sharon Sadler. Norma Schmitt. Q row 1. Evelyn Schmitt, Bruce Shoenrock, Marlys Scofield row 2. ,lim S:-oggin. Carole Shank, Carole Sickles. row 3. Emriv Simpson. .loy Simpson, .lurk Sillllm- 21 6 V010 T010 T010 FOIL' i , 5 K fx 1. 2. 3. 4. -v , Donna Strong. Cary Strong, Sandra Sturgis. Bev Sullivan, Bob Sullivan, Jerry Swain. Sharon Telfer, Pat Thomas, Donna Thompson. Carol Thorp, Arlene Thress, Carol Tighe. S 5 wmv' v. 'X 'wif'- Q Cr a .M J, . row l. Ferol Smith, George Smith, .loan Soehnlein. row 2. Dorothy Stamper, Carol Staples, Bev Stephens. rou- 3. Gene Stephens. Ron Stephens, Shirley Strege. F0 ll' T014 TOM' T010 TON' 1 ip if l. Dixie Trout, ,lanire Unmlerwooxl. John Valmlez. 2. ,loe Valdez. Wanda Vance, Alice Yerhrugghen. 3 Charles Ververka, Carl Volmer, Marilyn Watts. 4. Boh Wencllaxlual, Evelyn West, Virginia Wyerts. 5. Garth Wheller, Betty Whitten, Karen Whiulesey SA N row l Corlee Wllllume Max Williams Regina Williams row 2 Lanny Wilson Ruth Winchester Norma Wlssmger row Beverly Wodelxouse Eugene Wood Pat Wood row 4 Ray Work Marilyn Workmg 'X 'MBP' Q! ,4- X,-f XA.- X B-.... l' 'V' .Z 41 ' 15 1 Q, i .,.' I X , --W fx., X lub' v-2 1 4 ' Q A Jerry Reed president Mary Winston S8L'fCll1l'y if Tony Duran treasurer row 1 M Donaldson T Tmty M Wood nm 5 Brulges Ruckfr row 2 L Holmes T Duran J Reed M Winston E Derruotl row 3 N Iahrman M Slang! P Linden G Rose U Lalah.m D Lose M .LOMIIIIII Tom Tracy vwe presmdent thls year as never before, there are more sophomores m every actlvlty and club ln col hl the sophomore class was represented 1n the homecommg actlvltles bv prmcesses Qharon Templeman and Bev Menefee sophomore Paul McDonald Carol Sltler, and Loretta Ostboe won fxrst, second, and thlrd prlzcs respectively ln the 1 speak for democracv contest from all appearances, the class of Sa will grow and progress with the cltv of rlchland and columbla hugh school lo P-vm, ws. fur. Dlnclzld row 1. J. Anderson. H. Barr. D. Mgyhvrry. R-U LUPI- rou' 2. Mr. Duwuld. .I. Crilill- E- D r 'n- B' Kwk' Ii' Hansen, ll. W'iIIizm1-, D. Iirookx. rurrv 3. I.. Johnfon. Il. Illnrk. Il. Long, P. Crum-rQen. NI.-vIXfilflN M- wily- M' Ifmlklcr. S, Tl'IllI1IQ'IIl1lll. rnu' 5. W. Wvmlluml. I. Mv- UunaI1I. M. Hedulvll. A. Paul-1-n. ll. Curtis. D. Nlvilul- Iuugh. T. Nvlh. K. Wvelnln-r. 91' 6, Miss Skoken rou' I. S. Bridges. J. Denny. K. Wheelf-r. R. Anderson R. Iiniwnz-au, I.. Mr.-Mlurll-. run' 2. Miss Skugze-11. Y Hailey. M. Hurst. H. Hnvkvtl, H. II1lIllIlIill. Il. Smith, li Horris. rou' 3. D. Sildllliill. Ii. Leurll, S. Mark, H Stephens, I.. Rumlulph, J. R. Norton. E. Iiriglllxu-ll row 4. I . AIHPS. R. Myers, R. Snowdon. 5. Nuegley, R. Ix ons. R. Mc-Donald. Mr. Blair rrm' I. Mr. Blair, R. Dunn. IVI. Willslllll, C. R0-0 .4 k,1.. Conner. 5. Lvuvn-II. ron' 2. Il. N oung. IJ. Iixi 0 I 5. How. S. low-ll, .I. Oslrum, I'. ,-Xvlon, S. Car ron' 3. C. Des Chane. R. Houlrouw, N. Walrrell. Swartz. K. Creighton. 4 M5 Ulu Nprzmlmuer lllx 4 Y N 1 na NIIIIIIIOI 1 m lll sn 1 u Q mow-n u in If 1 5 N un loner mi! in r 4 as 1 r lrol u n 1 lg.-rin Illlll l n Um Wr Null L l NI Nlvll L X oung lx N11 u 0 gh W in -r llff' 1 rung. 'Nl l nk rt 1 fl U I lim owe B4 nj umm N 9 nl in 1 qs url Jn u num L f ilm I' .1 rx lx urka I inkous B Bu on Je- in 1 l I 0 loboe In 0 mf- Ward P C' .lr J H arge- Mr. Shaw row l. B. Williams, A. Paynr. R. Smith, D. Wickline, N. Re-nurml, J. Rucker, J. Oates. raw 2. S. Stevie, M. Hen- fle-rson. M. Wvurrvn. N. Cloud, A. King. J. Clearwalc-r. W. Criffen. row 3. J. Crave-lip, E. Friswnld, A. Durand. Mr. Shaw, Ii. Welsli, C. Kesinger, K. Canis, A. Hayward. Mr Rodland row 1 T Tram B Johnston M Molar E 1 er! R Ixoonw w 2 L Keys Berg P Qtr-wir! J Ruhards D Hemmings rou 3 I Pelk H Nlarlin S Ames C Rod rlguL1 C Wingnr K Pemlxhcord L Pardee ,Z NP' F3 I I I I I Mrs Beachner rnu 1 B MCCOTLI C Bu1h1nan D 'Strong 'Nlr BQ .wh mr nm 7 'H Mar lrlff H Wlenlfef F Pnl lx Coll I Nnwell l -Xnmler on B Rader row 3 H Worun P Im den E Cunnmgton K F ll u es lx Bower B Nevins row -1- C MlDOll1lll H Robert P Beafll F Surkovf H Hightower J Mlk luolwen Hr Sf ot! HL l 'Nr Mull Htl If B mill R n I0 M1 U0 1 lgelov ra L 2 lueblrer D Brltov C Wlmcenhelmer -X D moni WI Homer rou 'S 'N C Q rom l allow ax N W1r1gf1el4l F Bludemll e rowf er are-ws M l onxld on Wrxght rou 1 G Olmrm lNorthw l Nl olln Hollwk L Qllunll art R N14 Y ll ker 1 D Imk Li 5 Iwo-X. Wt. Kelly ron' l. Mr. Kelly, F. Clurk, ll Nvplune. F. Fuirwenllmer. C Moor: R. Allen J Wlrforal D Clark C Bluler rou 2 Kellx B Brm Len nlx Hlnton l Hue Conner 'NI Woodhe-url R I o ninn f' Phelp rr B Nl: ll1l T fn-fn lm A HL 1llY nun P 'Vlq y Ur Rzsh I ws s pm u, lt Wir lll0ll R 3 tu 'Nuru olcnDI1rr r L Vt lllmm S hum 1 Lr mford 'Nl ow lTlll'l Ul ldlll e u lx 114 ow Buhrmr rou i H Bern ll mu r Ru or Ill FUI! l Xl I' fllll 11 Hun 4 x mn Lr 0 Uri Ill r . 50111011 l' . . 1l ... 'I 'R l . . .JI . .. rx, ' . run' L. '. ' 2- ' .1 -.l. .1'..Q. g,, . ,11 1 -, frm' 41 I l ,ue . . .n xv- 1 Q. Ur Sharp 1 l s I I ll I 0111 N 1 mr Ur N 1 :rx 1 Q 0 gr l lrur 'NI Trllpllo l lx 1 w Nllll Il ,lohnon r 4 .5 D Elurelut mall J L01-ey nl 'N Sl mg Billev ron 4 B H lrlon R XY llltne J H lr your .I Nlorrl W Whites F Yllllrr H H 1r Henrs B I L N. N 5.:a.gs.. in In F 41, I .I . .. ' K 5 X: Xxx - . , , 'ni 'Q '-'iff 'N 1 56 ' . 1 '-., . Q. 'S -,L f ' N ,sl ' Y ,G A xj x 1 V 1 'Qf ' A sk. A .X H 'fx X , i e Y I 1' ,K 5 . 4 . 'Y h , .' 5' 3 'H 5 3 : ' 9 Q., 7, 4 1. 2, L: 4 R f 93 1 L Z 5 3 9 ' I V 1' v 7 , fr , it fi' if 'Q V' 3 ff' ,i L ,ff ,S w 3 s 1 8:15 is homecommg queen and court standing from le t to nght Bev Mem ee Duane Dudley Lorraine Mur phey Sharon Templeman Glenda Wznston Queen Baret Ann McIntyre and Vwa Webster 1? if ,gp wa'-ik, J' Q -. 5-iff, if E ,F li ,, k'-.Ar m ,gm , W YV.. V.: tolo king Jadc Sindffrson an 0 Al mm VT? 1,-M ' 5 Q, Iolo king and court ,L row 1. Jerry Reed. Jack Simlersnn. Roger Kimball. I row 2. Pete Hollivk, lat 0,Bryun. nrw 3. ,lim Mt'- Keown. Hill Griffin. w ,ff f 1 , ff! JWLL 403465 'E the 1952 junior prom king and queen Harold Gibson and Lois Loftus. col his flfth annual homecom mg was blessed wlth perfect weather much to the rellef of chalrman Arlene Martm thurs day the festnvltles were touched off by a brlef pep rally b fore the snake dance bonflre speeches and yells at a com bxnatlon pep and coronatlon assembly held frlday afternoon was revealed the queen Baret Ann Mclntyre and her court Glenda Wlnston Vlva Webster Dlane Dudley Lorrame Mur phy Sharon Templeman and Bev Menfee queen Baret was crowned and klssed by Bob Candy and then entertamed by some of her subjects the pep club float took top honors 1n the parade that followed our rxch land bombers tied the pasco bulldogs 1212 ln an CXCltll1g game before a capaclty crowd alumm and students attended the dance afterward whlch cll maxed an enthuslastlc home comlng the ,O I ya C01 art leads srudpnts ln the wplcom In our pep band lwmg zz up ruth great exuberance homecommg Sb 4- S many hours 0 work and un were gwen to the g qlllfnnl da completzon o loats fmany napkmns toolj 'lce ri' Q, ., . . , ' i . e- , 5 ' 9 9 ' ' . . . qi 3 A x ' 9 N s Mg . 9 , 9 '- it I ' 5 ' . cc - - - rs !- 1 I , 9 7 , . . ' 'A 4 ' V lf A' 4 T 9 f f , ' , f ff - , - .M ,A 'fl 1, K , t 'h M I ,Z 'I Vs X I , 2 2 'E f Ltttfg Q ? f 1 yu. ff' 3' 4 IL '3?f?f'f i '5-' Qifiki Fi' 5543553355 yelling . . . pulling . . . panting . . . as srmlvnte makv 'h.'i.'l ld... 'fig I 'htel' fig!! for 0 through rho strevts thc' bonfirv Q5 feng 4 . Ps I g, , 5 X wi XX ,S alizivri to tha' lwut of ilu' hnmvcoming Puvnts lp, 'pr ,011 5 .L?L' ' - 'vtiss K! 4 P lg: IL 2 , 1,1 ,.,,....f- king long John with queen Lois last year the junior class secretly and anxious- ly planned the prom for the Seniors. Norient- al gardens appeared under the direction of chairmen Norma Loescher and Stan lVleDon- ald. music was furnished by the e.w.e.e. dance band, and during the grand march each couple passed over the enchanting ori- ental bridge. the water in the brook beneath sparkled with the reflection of tiny colored lights. an enormous buddah with flashing green eyes served as the throne for queen ,JAR couples gully pass over the bridge surrounrled by oriental Lois Loftus and king Harold Gibson. incense, wall murals, vines. flowers. lanterns. bamboo. fans, and weeping willows further enhanced the oriental atmosphere. the result of such elaborate planning was perhaps the loveliest dance ever held at col-hi. l 4 I- 'Nr '2fa- fi-- A, . p ' 1- -Y-fm ,v ' f-QQ x.. loffgfg a night of november magic found students dancing to the music of Ray Pittman Ii' vb! I x s.'Qlu-lqx' a low ceiling of cloud-like crepe paper enfolded the couples you entered through a white arbor into a magical fairyland. treasure your small blue and white program. keep in your memory forever the wistful wire blue-haired fairy watching as you danced to the dreamy notes of ray pittman and his orchestra. never forget the soft lights, the net of paste streamers, the sparkling sage brush clouds, and the misty romantic atmosphere of novem- ber magic. excited females anxiously awaited the traditional tolo dance and as- sembly. reluctant males were car- ried off to the assembly. a musical program. hy the time the dance came around the boys were ac- tually enjoying themselves. Pat Thomas was general chairman. at the dance .lack Sinderson rcigned as king. with the assistance of prin- ces ,lim M1'Ki-own. Roger Kimball. Bill Griffin. Pat U'Bryan. Pete Hollick and ,lorry Reed. Betty Aar- dal was responsible for the lovely deep blue crepe paper which lav- ishly decorated the gym. every- body had a terrific time. ta 7 A - '5f 1 5-. what a time we had , may v , hey big boy got a match? lm.k,.,l nur.,-In-5 out working vaudeville staged a comeback with the pep clubs' pre- sentation ol' 'gromance through the ages. it progress- es from the arlznn age to the atom age through a sc-ries of elanvc- und song numbers depicting various phases of this thing called love. no, no, no. C Il A good olcl days all the girls do is eat V 3 0 v i lhv girls in urtion Q 1- al 5 1 4 .4 ,4 I' hunt 0 nlc. , ,r mwm I' wut, ilu carving ht ic llvpnrtn glcc Ulwn kcv. H1115 . io ' Ll 4 ' ht' rflfv Ky, at Lu: ith i lu, ll I 111mIJl10rl, lrirtmclll fl'lf1,'n ciTf S' f 0 lf L scwllfc 1 pwcciI4'm0n PilCll ycar tllc stnrlcnts :mtl faculty mcm- lzcrs of col-lli coinlrinc thcir cfforts and prcscnt to tht- public tlic complete pun- orama of school lifc. opcn house is spon- sorccl by tllc p. t. ai. to give parcnts an opportunity to scc Sillllllltx classes in ac- tion. inspcct tlispluys of class projccts. :intl IIIPPI tllc l0iN'llf l'S. purcnts ponrctl tllI'0llgIll tllc 4loors at 8:l5 in caigcr anticipation. stnflcnts playing volley- lmll. linking clicrry pics. sawing wootl. painting. typing unel cwpcrimcnt- ing witll l'llt'lIllt'2llS. wcrc among the various tlispluys. tlcxnonstrntions uncl cx- llibits vicwcfl lay dcliglltcrl spcctutors. -...31-i- ,.......-.1 .1.....--- .1-.-.i-1 .....1....---- ,..-.--1- -,......----- .-..-11- assemblies this year were outstanding. sturlf-nts cmjoyml a varic-ty of national. school. and pf-p aisvlnblif-s whivh provvcl both f 4llll'Zlti0Illll and P1111-rtainillg. Q 00 nxdxuor , awx mv vu HW W viaiutl. . 1. A WkxhP ', Q Wx. of .xxm--N .s b iw , Xara-ww 'W 5 - k L ' 1 www dw ' a gf' N A ,gr , bv if 'Sz 'fx ' Z 1 ve? a+ 5 1 'r- 'fx f- 2 :fa .1 5: x w V , .L I Qffsfgnqxg 2 ,, I 1 . f 1 I cv aS9 cxnbuc P' l. . sv ' 3' .XV v south spa su'vvlivs.' nuff sod 1 1 - ,L .1A- fi, . if ,Mi A .em,,M. ii - fi . 1 T. JM ., ,., 1- W 'Mn if 1-4 M' 4 M' N if i n in M-o lift' at tlw bingo booth was om' big booby prize' fs Q I N Sv-.R X if X xx hats i' K X x S + 2 l fl ' in balloons? Ig' 4 L ,I , if i bb guns I ' ' It :E bean bag - bingo --gt, fortunes. teleffranls. rcfreslnnenls. photos. rlznwos. cakes. wet s on 169. 1 i- P E aml south sva swm-ties! those will re-miml us of ai most profitable and wvll 1llfl'Illl4'fl annual svnior K'lll'lllVill wllivll followoel tln- wulla wullu giillllh i'llillI'Illilll Kvnny Sllt'I'lllllll lwlie-vi-el thc- outvmm- of tllv galllfl-5l-Sllfwas partly ra-sponsilrlv for the- vullwrullcw- of stuclvnts. making tlw carnival an vw-n groan-r sm-1-oss. IW -,A H slu111 nts r1allv 1 IIIUVIII 1111 mrw rs Ollllldlllg our ganu s as nas shaun In 1111 nunzrrous IlNUl1SlIllI'fIfl 111111111 s on fill 1r1m1l11l 11111111 loor ulmt Il rmt' ,o 1 no school year is com plete without the an- nual midwmter dance thm years sno ball was planned and executed bv the home economic clafwe Gordon Pappas and the rhwthmalres sat amid the white stream er- of crepe paper and frozen tm foil ponds plavinv pleaiant dance mu ll couples slpp d punch and sampled cookies in the cafeteria followinff entertain- ment hj the Smith Kia s - ' a ' proved to be a very en- joyable evening. this double exposure of mr. barryis etchings caught the thespians in the act last fall the theatrical spotlight was taken by Gene Ritnour, Rita Zangar, Donna Callahan, Gene Barfuss, Von Haws, Bob Johnson, Donna Allred, Jerry Swain, and Laura Dean Kirby to name just a few. these play- ers, assisted by such backstage workers as Ed Fritzwold, Bob Davis, Carol Tighe, Caroline Thorpe, Barbara Kramer and directed by Marvin Shaw and Carolyn Leinberger, presented col-hi students with outstanding entertainment. mr. barry, an eccentric engraver ran afoul of the law when his etchings got into circulation. fifty dollar bills didnit do justice to general grant's face so mr. barry manufactured his own bills. as a result, the plot thick- ens with counterfeiters, poloticians, and corruption, but fortunately out t-man fGene BarfussJ comes to the rescue. oh happy day Q-uname' Avrf FQ thls plc-turn speaks gr St side by side 1 af kr sound 0 they're off! good news, the first musical given at col-hi, emerged a smash hit. all three performances of the two act musical comedy were sold out. the music departments under the di- rection of Gordon Pappas and Harley Stell delighted audiences with a variety of favorite songs. C l i f f Bartlett, Beuy Kelley. Curtis Donahue, Alice Verhrugghen. Shar- on Bee. Charles Goode, Carol Hollingsworth. Mike Harris. Norma Schmitt, Sam Nageley, Pat 0'Bry- an, and Don Leavitt dis- played exceptional talent in portraying the charac- ters in the comedy. surely good newsw will remain in our memories as an ex- ample of the excellent mu- sic department at col-hi. 'Ph I I H .1' Q.. Q, xi' If 5 www... LT . ow muvh is that duggiv in tho window arf! arf! lznt lofldy Va ! f -35 hey big boy. got a match? u-hy f1,,,,', You Vmfinls Iwlim-,, ml, ., ,kgyiy j RL K W. . . .,.. .-- ,W first row. L. Rose, L. Armstrong. V. Millard. C. Eaton, B. Kelly. M. Suvkow. W. Vance. J. MvClure, B. Brown, M. Tucker, M. Sarpoln, R. Miller. row 2. T. Eller, V. Weyerts, R. Prive, L. Loftus, W. Holden. S. Riggs. W. Pittman, K. Beasley, M. Miller, B. King, P. Bellarts. M. Graff. row 3. Mr. Stell. J. Duncan, B. Wentllaml. D. Brooks, J. Bounels. J. Willcts, C. Donahue, L. Christenson, C. Goods, C. Bartlett, C. Engel, N. Campbell. R. Armstrong, D. Crulmer. row 4. D. Thompson, P. llurulmr. E. West, D. Mvllonuld, A. Horn, E. Wood, L. Smith, C. Volmer, D. Leavitt, J. Reis, B. Chapman, C. Davidson, G. llunlington. 0 0 l' ,. .vt I 4 -eo -4 . Sl' Y 1, nc- 3,- K5 .4 ffl? If ensemble quartet row 1 Donna Thompson Beverly Klrk Sandra Sturgls Mlllle Fmch row 2 Wonna Millard Murguerne Groff Betty lxmg Mary Warren Curus Donahue Mr Harley Stell Jerry Rels B111 Chapman Lou, SB Beyerly Stephens Dorothy Nh-Donald Carolyn Eaton Bar ara rown trlo trio Betty Kelley Wlllflll, Houghton Barbara Brown Karen Cole Beyerly Stephens Gwen Moore rou 1 A Pa K Whfullougll L 0 mg ysor Pollarml ruu 2 L llughe N falloyyay 5 H0llllFlCk5 C Kelly L Pull 'll KF-IU C 'lleuenhelmer 'N Lahrma S Brnlgea H Still rou, 5 B Kelley Nl Warren J Nlartm H Stephens L Branem D Dau W Rnketb B Klrke row-1 J Harbour C Black D Hoye P 0Bryan P McCoy 4 . A . . X' my-C A ', .Q , 0 P L .L 0 V C I - l' 5 . I - . . 'yne, . . 'Q f . '. H ll' if ' th, E. Anderson, P. Amon, J. Ostrum, M. Ray, J. Heider, J. Mclngre, K. Cole, J. ' . ' . . ' ff, L' '-j, ' s, 1. , j, . . . ' s, ,. . '- ' , -n, .. ' ', . the combined band, orchestra, and pep band of columbia high school provided students with a wide selection of musical entertainment throughout the school year. they also furnished spirited music during the football games. from the opening strains in the fall to the final beat in the spring, concerts, and festivals busily engaged the band members. students will fond- ly remember such outstanding performances as the christmas concert, homecoming parade, fire prevention parade, lilac festival, spring concert, good news, and many others. band l' 0 0 S l' ll row l. J. Purkhisor, E. Bubnar, ll. Wheeler, M. Hurst, L. Eubanks, L. Haws. E. Ma M. Gill, C. Beleiler, B. Cuilliams, C. Barfus, K. Wheeler. row 2. F. Harrard, J. Sw Clark E Cunmngton fl Took T Clements K Brandt S Burholz B Lando Hlnson R Allen C Bell row 5 D Rouh M Wltts D Trujillo W Could B Bo D. Dawson, N. Luebber T. Durln.l Miller, B Leach L Dunn C Macken B H B. Booth, F. Sackow, P. Yount, J. Colley, C. Volmer, J. Brunllett, J. Lippold, C. gensen, B. Myers, F. Baldridge, K. Fleisclmmn, D. Leavitt. row 4. N. Cloud, P. side, G. Huntington, C. Foden, D. Zilar. L. Claunch, B. Koskinen, W. Williams, V. Brooks. .l. Booth, S. Bee, A. Glover, ' , ,. . , . , . , . , , . n l row 1. M. Slll'lx0N', C. Musser. E. Cooke, J. Bamlvmlislel, G. Hrwkett M. JOVIIPII. C. Vwinflon. M. Nm-well. J. Nugvly. C. Bartlett. row 2. N Cloud. T. Neill. B. Bum-. B. Harris. li. Booth. B. Johnson. S. Bridges ll. Hloffonl. J. Swain. J. Purklliser. J. Booth. E. Marble, E. Fairweather M. Wall. rml' 3. Mr. Rivkey. P. Yuunt. L. Murphy. M. Anderson, M Bollen. 'K Mya 'Q-if .1 .Q ma 'Lx' g Barbara Cuilliams, Sharon Bee, Joan Cline. our pep band Arlene Clover, Mary Warren, Nancy Grow, Lorena Ostbog, Carl Volmer. Frankie Hanson flag twirlers a XS ettermens club 'L Tom McKeown jen-y Rem Bob Candy boys who have earned letters in foot- ball, basketball, baseball, track, cross country, tennis and student managers of sports as well as the yell leaders make up the membership of the lettermens' club. the group have provided col-hi with many exciting sporting e v e n t s throughout the past year. besides participating in sports they also find time to take part in the many school activities as their main purpose the members are continuing to better the major and minor sports. row 1.K. Burke, C. Cant R Wells L Blackburn R Armstrong B Thomas ow 2 P Holhck I' Janssen f' Porter J Gibson Mefford, B. Griffin, H. Andress G Stephens row 3 P 0Bryan D Hoxie H Thompson R Ensign M Miller J MlK90wn Gardner, P. Cant, H. Kemtzer S Rlgglfls E Thurston E Goodenow 15 B ' f our col h1 bombers of 1932 colnplc ted another wery Quctessful -ea-on by fl Idllllllg .1 Charm of the sakuua walhy football chaxnplonslup co chan1p10nQ vuth paseo they loQt only one game and that to the walla walla nbln for thelr auctess ruhland was again honored by tht QL 11111011 of IllLlI' play r to be on tht all Qt ite squacl Bob bandy was Lhoaen as an and and loln Mt In own in altt rnate bark blue devils. the hard play and good sportsmanship of the entire team was respon- I . N 4 I ' I 1 1 4 I W u 7 v , i n 1 1 I 1 : . 925 DW La A QQ Xe Fa ,QQ 6 O XXA : RN Y Lii fxf EQ A X X xy f- oaches X QW 3 L WM . ., football 4 . N fn? ,pq 9 ! Uk team spxrlt c t l 0 n. good Sportsmanship- LN-4 bombvr high lights and thrills smooth ball handling ,, . . K K I 3 wk Wx, ,, ff -M fork -.gf ' A. X.,, l -MRM' Y, . 1 H 1, ' ' Q .8 X yi. if : ffifz' 1 ' ' N . an ,k N 1 . 'iz Ray Wells 4 p-au. i . 4 ,f ve ,W 'Z . J Dore Tyler John Clark g s H L ' ,, 'G- 4 Kevin Burke -.', ' sf 4 X., ' .l- Mefford, J im Gibson Denny Olsen 7o fn. . r Samxhageley , 1 og Ted Neill Hal Endress P. Cant, . , , K' y .N . W. -, If Pat O'Brian w' C , ,pf .N I A . ' jf 'sfgf ,f Vvrlin Meicenhieme . rf .4 5 ' Te '-Q. B. Thomas, Mr. Scott, D. Green, D. Johnson, R. C. Imore, W. Fisher, C. Buvhanan. D. Baxter, S. Mageley. fjayfs. .. wt'-6 2 Cross Colnltr lack of opponents was the eause of a very short cross country season this year. the shorts-Clad bombers had only one meet. heing hi:lIlfl0Il a loss by an all-letterman. lewis and clark. of spokane aggression. many of the cross-country boys will be representing the bomber track team this spring and are expected to hring greater honors to col-hi. ww ' 5 ,se Y rm wanunenew . '?1 'i 3 wfifw ,Y V--ww' ' K ' Q if :age M I al' X W-wwlifwq fa an -MP if 449' YN V . 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Mikulecky G- Gant Sinflerson Mc-Keown Allen ow 2- Gibson Gibson Griffin Hollick Anderson Anderson good sportsmanship- smooth ball handling- the 1956-53 bombers showed exceptional team strength by upsetting wa-hi and ellensburg, the number 1 and 2 teams in the state last year. wa-hi is again rated top team this year. the Ncasaba five', from richland proved that they would be sinking giants all the way to the state tournament this year with their fast-breaking smooth-passing organization, just as they dis posed of wa-hi Johnson Webster Snowden Varvel Forrest Graham Tracy Moss Caldwell Whitner Desautel Curtis Olson li fi wi i Q Y' G X1 jx X - ft Jq ,eggs 1 B yt staff 3 f,5' tv W' rg ,fx N i tv-714, L SA 1 ' L Y e - J 1 EEAXK, S '26 fl f ,,.Qfcl!5 5 RXJ 99 out 'egg 245 ' ,ld X ' X f 2 A Q ? f ' v -Lif' Mum-A-.3 Ta C ki' C x .wr X fr gffgw r 'X MW I 'On r R511- ru-qmuaamu.. fi ...A WW I '11, K 1 N A YI 1 WD N XX W Ni 4 3 y K , X 1 XK Kfxx D 01 X X V enm W ohstvr ' mmv 5715 I -'Hz . 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B Jennie vol In notmrn of J Newton NIOITIQ provul OIIISIEIIIIIIIIQ, on thu lt nm- umrt- thu- HIITIIIW Bllldihllll' VICIOFIPH soon -nhowcd dll hombc r oppona nl- th nt we wx rf h Hllllg, for tha, yaklma vallvv tennns chimplonehlp Q50 .ex 4 3 me KA 4 14 .1 rowl G Muller, B Aardale ll Baalmln row 2 A King, 9 bmlher, K Gooldy,J Dye , 1, 1 5, -31 ' ' Q T Aff W ' A : V, 4 ' 1 E WH- if ' K. ' ' ,, , AQ-i, .Y I ,, , M ,. a V .A... . K Mi i , n' 'L 7f'i2fgF' a?i ' JL V77 5' ' - .. f ,- A 1 - - gm? it M ai if A.- -pn r , ..- N ,, - K 4:9 'I ,- t Af W f V4 Vf ' N Q 'nf , ,,, ' xi 4 , I I. v h A ' E I V L r :Nvm,1. K . . W ..,- f 'f - -I '. W Q' I of A-ww s - - - . ' la A 'wv , , , . . . . . , Q A I 1 W I ' N .I ' ' , f 1 ' J S I . . 5' i.. Q5 'A 1 J X, n -,N ,I J xv, Q Q- C ,A . . , - . . 1 - V v - ' 1 - - . . . , . , . .' ' 1 - q - 'Q - - .A 'F ' 'A-3 K , - , , Af Q f. f. vi ' y ' 1 ' 4 -Av I I A . a I r . , . .113 I ! ' .Q 4 x f . , X , ' ' , - A - A ' , E ' g'V qS.,' Ku , ng 25 5 - . 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' l l ' our green anfl gold bombers were again the lmuseball powers ol' thv yakima valley. unflvr lhv Slll'1'l'SSl'lll 00ill'lllllg of Francis Risli. tlw lJ0lllll0l'S were potential ClliilllIlS from ilu- ops-ning day 0 prauftim-. an l'1'llll'Illll:1 rom-r of sm-von ll'lll'l'lIl4'll fornn-il ilu- lllll'll'llS of ilu- lunnlwr squusl. - Vs I i L' .whiff Jun , Du .. , KN e 'X 1 , E -... A R 1 I X , ilk 4 . ., '81 xxx ' il 6 'lf Q5 fffsxqg' 5 Roger i I, AHLEX VX Glmes A 4 Ali? ' , V- 1 vi 'FW' Blackbuvn , ..v ' , ' Y f 'M'- ' 1 A an 'L -- V t 1 2 3 5 . 'h .f ' Q . 4, -ff'Z,. K, Af 'L . , ff' 0-leg: f, , ,E 5 if ' 1 1 JA 1 . M A,, x ,,. Wi. f. f Z up , Q i, , f. Zffcfzf' , ff . V2 -- - j f ' W ff 5 ' G ' 45- 3Af f?i5f QA gy ,Q ff wx. f an 1-' Eff . f I Cgixjl ,,, ' V,3 4f, IX, , A .. H ffiiff I :f ' -if' 'W , f':Qfi f,f , ff fx 'XT - N 472: ' , q 1' aw C-ip sf -' fffif K , 'Q A-X Biff 57 PM my A-TQ :g,',5:'-x ,K ,wg KJ- gy 'X ai A .1fi,,f, ,I X ff fi ' xx ' 'X 's',--.4 Q,fxXf',!5 1 L F' B -f Q LX .-we v F -5, tx. xi E X7 .-., s wt-fu H A li .t X C ,,-.v-144, x K IRT: - 4' ' ' . ' Y X x K b ., My I Wff 'Q Tom Mfkeown , ,N - X f x X s O 1 , 1 A X '71 ,. .. ' 1 502 Yr- . 4 1' X lf-if X 9 Ad 595 'Q Gary rlfcor-d Pow-'fer Chas .NWI Mfkeown 54 Ken Gardner 'bv 1 J :ge -1, A , Gjfeffir? fasfi' Devmg Avmsfvonj Ganf V L 7 U ' I' 'F' 5 lc ' Ron. Ensngn Q Q ' gg IQ K ' f ' - X if 'U A -t 42 .24 'e - row 1. L. Wilson, G. Wilson, D. Green, H, Kenitzer, D. Baxter, P. 0'Bryun, C. S02lmHl'l0l'Il, D- Rliilllv W- Fisher, H. Morris. row 2. K. Chubb, J. Corey, D. Gordon, B. Thomas, D. Hoxie, R. Gordon, D4 l:hni0II, D. Killtl, T. Keaton, F. Gooclenow, M. Burt, R. Wells. row 3. B. Witlterugm, B. Burke, J. NHSEIBY- - - 1 ale ev, W, Moss., K. Burke, J. Jones. T. Neth, J. Clark, 1. Alexander, C08t'll Art D3WZllll,S cintlermen again sported another successive season this year as they turnefl in many brilliant performances aml came home with an impressive number of first place and seconrl place ribbons. the squad consisted mainly of inexperienced members along with the few returning lettermen. as it seems every year. the team was a little weak in the fi:-ld events hut reveleel in the running events. fi -. X Q . ' W- Mme , A Bvrt W ,E I '- A W , I 1 4 y 2-2, . X 7 - t . , fxg X Q QNX A Q XChaS. V L jf -, 'fx N Q Scamqhornn ,-' X I 1 ' M '. ' . fu 'FL lang, . '. Lanmj ' f - 1-N ff .U 4 3' 2 . .xl . f A . 1'-, . gf 7 1 f'f ' I 5 '41,--Vi' J -, 'qw' .. 5 . gre, X . Xzgvfu. -4, n x M6111-H Wiison ' Harold Y A More-IS ' s I Ross Z f , X, . .,f 3 -G- , K -., 1 E 'X ,.- 3 ',-'A VN R , ' . a Q ,Q -4 .,,. ,wi 5 lpovdon Q ' Vinson , 'F li xii 's I DGYEH I Forre st Sonmj ,A JOYISOYI '1 Goodenow ip? E fl Qu- Q wgrwffTw,, cy 1 ia ,gi ,. 1 , , A 1 T! . M Z V. ,W :F . af. -UI' 643 f - f Q, ,W ff' . Q qw- -'4 fy! 1' s .-- w1'W v , ' If ,, Nm N JI 1 A H V Q 1 ,X Thomas 0 ' Iii 'X' 4 4 . 5,7 in V' My 1 . ,ff s ff' ' ii Dave dl My Baxter L : - ff fm? . 'V ,-+A ,H V. 5,2 1,7 MQ QQ, 1.. R W Harold Kenftzer K pflt .I -. I Green Chubb S Janice Dunn Darlene Pzckles '55, S. Q bandm Mmer Jeanne Wzllets lrls thletlc ssoclatlon ll k 1 QQ Pl iuotbdll thl-L are not sport-1 for bovs alone lk vlrl athletu dH'0l.l3ll0Il IIHTIICIPSICS ln at lc lst seven Sports dl a part of lts club actxvltles lu .ide sl bv pruldent Janice Dunn g a a has plaufl hoit to -ucral dlfferent plawdays dur Ill' tlu school nur rmprewentatnew ofthe col hl l'0llll have true lf al to QCWLFII dlffeerent schools to luke part ul tha nr plasd IV dItlVltlPS dQSlSIlllg ,ldIlllQ Ill her Job sure Ddrlzne Plckles, vice pn ands nt and Sanrlra Dllllt r, iecretary Jeanne VC lllmt handlul tlu flIldIlCl xl end worlunv hilhllltl the scenes IH an adwlsory capa ents is Whs- Rueter who not onlw Pikes an actne part xn each .utluts but IQ the underlvlng spxrdtlon of tlu orgdmzatlon 58 1 ' 0' sl 0 t 9011 gltgfij ,ship Od ilgitl D fowl M1 s Rueter D Plcklef J Phlllllls B Aardal R Bdhtofk R Wimhpjtpg 3 3101311212-nltllqiigc J um' T Mmer b bmlur 1 C H rou, 2 P Thomas, F Leach lx 'Henley D 'Nlaltuon ,fl f. Y Q.. .L 5 iw Fin . 5 5 M, A Lf 1 V 5 4' L ac-tion, photo by Ted Neth flo 'R Y- -XN3 J 'wk LL! R 'ii ...ff N-.ff UN Xl X. f uns,-,ns T, M5 7 'if 7- 0, vrzf- I 1 1 'F ,M 'a W A ' ,ffl K 1 , f, 1 1 X ' u 3 ' I 0 1 f - 4 fi l. 0- I 33 I 1' 4 X .. I X. Q f 'ff , ' xxx I ' X I - I. ,. U s 2 s B xx . I ' 1 f , If 4 . ,a O 1 ' ivawhw s1y.e,.fu f 1 ,r T X, S Carol Lee Allen general staff Mary Boisoneau general staff Betty Byrd wpy Ken Chubb boy's sports Diane Dudley administration Dorothy Dowis activity editor Charles Cant boy's sports Barbara Keller clubs Florence Lewis classes Gwen Moore advertisement al' 0109 9 f-K 4 GN 5 he excels in creativeuess, revels in hard work, generates optimism, organizes panden1onium-- he is our advisor. G if Janet Murphy faculty Ted Neth photographer Lou Ann Paulsen general staff .ludy Pearson general staff Betty Russell secretary Jim Scoggin art editor Dore Tyler photographer Wanda Wittehort business manager writer artist salesman characterizes each one of the columbian staff members. editor Bill YVitherup and associate editor Marilyn Richey with their staff of 17 have presented in this volume many new ideas in year hook design. art editor Jim Scoggin co- ordinated the leading student artists such as Bob Allen. Bill Lloyd. Lorraine Murphy, LaVon Haws and ,lane Volpentest to develop the super- ior student art work in our hook. each of the staff members desires to hind into this 1953 Columbian a complete representation of the student life at col-hi. we hope the excitement of our book will remain a reminder of your school year of 1952-1953. .v Lx .1 James McGrath l X 1, Ylsaiiz, -...,,,,-M -- M. 5, ,Ari .sr 4 t ,Af 1 ,gi C 1 ,K tes Qi f y L, X GJ Q .354 1 I, ll 4, ' Q- 'li a 1 it i 'S 1 . ' i fu. ,gf 'E+ Leslie Hurst associate editor Wayne Campbell assistant sport editor Virginia Brinkerhnff news editor Leah Oats co editor Bill Witherup feature editor Betty Aardal assistant sports editor Bev Menefee 2r..'a.'a2irS ,f--W. Qs ,,,. Rita Zanger co-editor t Eu? 'ws-Mash . .K '- Barbara Kramer Barbara Williams business manager Lark Lane news editor L lg 1' sf. C' G. V rf' Betsy Scnflder .society Garth Wheeler business manager Jim Gladfelder photographer Nonna Loescher co-editor 4 F ,,,,..,.f- row 1. B. Bloomstrand, C. Martin, B. Wendland, D. Landry, E. Cooke, P. Jenkins, P. Doyle, G. Craddock, K. Smithers. row 2. R. Smith, L. Hughes, J. Harbour, B. Gaebel, K. Bowers. when the presidents of all classes. clubs and or- ganizations of columbia high school meet as the president's club, there is given a working opportun- ity for leadership training for each of the students who have been chosen as the student leaders. it also provides an oppor- tunity for the presidents to get together and better eo-ordinate all the work that is being done by the various col-hi organiza- tions. row l. L. Oates, C. Riluour, M. Tucker, C. Bell., P. 0'Bryan, row 2. E. Cooke, J. Reed, j, Hooper, B. Candy, P. Fair- weather. row 3. F. Leach, j, Dunn, C. Barfuss. row 4, H, Gibson, T. McKeown, C, An. derson, R. McClellan, P. Smith if 0 ll 0 the col-hi debate club is made up of hardy, aggressive, argumentative, but thinking individuals whose main purpose in life Qduring debate season, anywayj is to plunge their verbal swords into luckless victims from other debate societies and to emerge but victorious! before it is possible to be success- ful in debate, as in all other contest forms, the participants must know their weapons, must have developed skill in their use, must have established the ability to accurately judge their opponents, and must learn the methods of defense as well as offense. debaters must learn these things. the members of the debate squad develop an uesprit de corps which, win or lose, gives them the satis- faction of having gained something extra from the past year or high school life. li Pilkey. J. Nageley. It U I' ' N m . an , 4 .f Q ,154 1 'X.. 'ies .- ,4 row 1. L. Lane, B. Kramer, R. Zanger, J. Cladfelder, B. Keller, F. Lewis, B. Witherup. row 2. L. Oates. J. Mur- phy, L. Paulsen, L. Hurst, S. Hall, C. Moore, M. Culley, J. Peisker, V. Brinkerhoff, Mr. Thompson, L. Haws, J. McKeown, A. Parker, D. Dowis, J. Scoggin, Mr. McGrath. 'IGM organized and dedicated to encourage both the colum- bian and the samlstorm staff members to do their best in an effort to make both publications appear as a credit to the school- free from errors and in- consistencies and dedicat- ed to all-student coverage instead of a few-the Er- nie Pyle chapter of quill and scroll waited until the second semester to begin selecting candidates to meet the rigid require- ments. to become a member of the international society one must be llj a junior or senior, f2J in the up- per third of his class schol- astically, Q31 doing super. ior work in writing, edit- ing, business management, or in photography or art:, Q4-D approved by the ad- visor, and Q51 approved by the executive secretary. service to the community and to high school repre- sent the hi-y activities of each year. rho phi hi-y club at col- umbia high school is asso- ciated with the ymcag the hi-y group being first or- ganized in 1947. all the hi- y members adhere to ex- pressed purposes of the na- tional hi-y which are to create. maintain and ex- tend throughout the school and community. high stan- dards of christian charac- ter through a program of clean living. clean speech. elf-an athletics and scholar- ship. for the past three years rho phi hi-y has had as a special project tht- hand- ling of a film of school life which is 1-omplf-tt-ly developed here at col-hi. the big event of the year is the state youth legisla ture. which takes place at olympia and provides growing activity for all men of hi-y. the projection club is one of columbia highis most active service clubs. from the beginning of school in september to its closing in june. there are operators available each period to give some form of audio- visual service to teachers. in addition to this. several of the operators give pro- jection and public address system service to outside organizations for which they are paid. this club raises money for its own activities by pre- senting one motion picture each year. last year this money was used to buy each operator an annual and to entertain him at a dinner party given at the desert inn. these students also gain some valuable training in the operation of various types of equip- ment, a skill which is often an asset in many adult oc- cupations. at least two girls are now serving as projectionists. row 1. A. Nelson, vice-presidentg D. Koeppen, E. Price, Mr. Tref- ffyv M- Roy, D. Black. row 2. C. Curtis, R. Ensign, C. Coden, R. Scott, G. Everett, R. Linlcous, president: R. Armstrong. row 1. G Ritnour J. Li old ' 1 PP 1 P. Yount. J. Nageley, A. Parker. row 2. Mr. Sharp, F. Baldridge, D. Stellman, T. Neth, D. Baxter. ron: 3. D. Green, S. Nageley, K. Brandt. E. Marble. -'inn-. l in l'oyann Leach Que Hall Belly Mosleller president treasurer secretary 'i 'HlY1 4 Harold Gibson president each girl has the opportunity to develop responsibility, school spirit, an d school loyalty through many activities spon- sored by' the girls' league. if she is socially inclined, there is com- mittee work for teas and dances. if her interests are in doing for the community and for the school, she can help with the christmas seal drive or college conference. she can serve on the courtesy committee, raise funds for the march of dimes and plan for, or take part in, girls' league meetings and as- senlblies. there are many positions of leadership available which can help her develop poise and the ability to work well with other students. the girls who serve on the cent- ral council, which is the govern- ing body of the league, get ex- perience in voting, sounding out students on various school is- sues, and in helping to find so- lutions to school problems. organized to develop good school citizenship the boys' fed- eration provides opportunities for more student participation in school affairs, and promotes greater friendliness and cooper- ation among its members. the principal activities of the federation this year were spon- soring stag night, clean up day and the tennis tournament, as well as the co-sponsorship of the get acquainted mixer and the thanksgiving formal with the girl's league. a central council made up of one representation from each home room makes up the gov- erning body. VS' row 1. B. Witherup, C. Cant, K. Chubb, B. Randolph. row 2 P Smith R Cadon R Ensi n I each year the american legion con- ducts a nine day program in govern- ment during the summer following the close of school. this year at boys' state, they learned about city govern- ment, county government and state government. the program also includ- ed recreation and entertainment. the american legion and the school work in close cooperation in selecting the fellows from the junior class who are chosen for their leadership quali- ties. row 3: Candy, Hooper, KC V Q2 cfrwx XX- 0 Y! Z ' K ffx J, f . -Cf. 'X, -A lf' X' , 5 if X Xi!! f f It ,7 ff 1 x K ff riff!! lk fm ni ,X x ' .iii i i ff s t s as f to ff , t as if 4, a K2 A 5 ft tt Lie W t -ff n 4? LU- NV JN, p fl, ,n K gig 1 M X KVA L . L X J? 1 i W ' if if L U fl-1 f V l 7 x it 'lf 7 'V Cgrf 2' , Vw 2 ,ffm f 1i'fv , A F- Q25 A 7 - TM I . , X . KA f XLS, ff Zf Mf7 fi ff fl, 'Xvf-VTX .xx 12 ,gizgx A ,H e as 'si-star j dxf-fig If i s- . leaving richland june 25 for ellensburg and the c.- w.c.e. campus, were the richland representatives to girl's state. the girls from all over the state gathered together to learn more about state and local gov- ernments. during the sev- en days of meetings and group gatherings the girls elected officials such as governor, lieutcnent gov- ernor and other officials who run the city and coun- ty government. they made laws and passed bills in the senate and the house of representatives. M, Hnlloran, F. Leach, N. Loescher, J. McCl ure 0 I ' 5 Y 371' 345-K I 'QQ Fi sf Q 1 ' a. 4 - 'Z , - of n ' 'I if 7' 9 Betty Aaclale treasurer Diane Dudley secretary Miss Reddekopp advisor Mr. Sharp advisor our Yu KS Q -Q4 I Margaret Tucker Betty Russell president vice- presid ent pep club in action? I 5.95 gzwffaifasf yifh' ' , X -4 1' ,IX i i ' il ' i' Q -.mi - qqu . i t X AI' l 3. if r. my . 4 Z iff, k L - ef ' fi 4. fi. X. 1 Y .129 wma m w ' Nw Q FZ? an mr a ! ! row l. Nlurris, N. l.un-flier, U. Wiilatoli. XV. Wvillclmrt. M. Tucker, J. Hedenslrom, P. Badger, M. Smith, P. Xckley. rou' 2. Mir, Rmlelekupp N. Williams. B. A. Mc-lnlyrc R. A. Price L. Harkins, S. Struck, R. Babcock D e ll . 0 r Dowia, B. Lilnlny. mic 3. N . Wulillcr, B. Aurdul, H. Culvi-rlmufel, l . Lewis, Keller, B. Scudder, L. Loftus, J. lliluri pll y, llaillu un ron' -l im, eau- ox - or ' Q' , V' ' ' , ' ' ' h y, l S P 31. r . . Nl. Xkilk . F. A. L h. B. M .14 ll .. h. 1 mllier 5. McDonald N. Jenkins., M. Ric e -X. Marlin. l.. M1-ilullough. Y . 1' Ky gp, 1 1 ...Q - as f---W ' , N B131 . Q rnw l. ll. Thompson. ll. Dudley, N. Myrick, L. Murphy, J. P4-arson. rnu' 2. ll. Card, B. Russell. S. Sturgis, R J u ll l 0 r S Wanclnesler. C. Williams. M. Culley. M. Groff, C. Staples. row 3. W. Houghton, B. Stephens. S. Sadler, J. Cline, .I Parker, L. Paulson. il. Mlanns. J. Hoff. run' -1. J. Allan. G. Uruys, C. Priu-hanl. S. Jones. W. Vance, P. Thomas A. Boron, B. Sullivan. . .I - - ,, ,. . .. .9 1 , . J. Berg G. Rose. ' 1. M. ll al ls , P. Shannon. ll. Lainplre-ll. ZH. llr11l,.es. J. lolpanlul. .l. Nu slxaiim rou Z X , A Q?llW,,0,l1,,mml alll!-fm-QI, A, IM-nnnons. M. Yvinslon. B Mem-lcv, rou' 5. P. Arlon, 5. Powell, G. Day, .l. Bauden- tli-llv, H. Woruxii, H. l,aw1-ll. XV , 5 i . ... . if '!,,.-.M -'V 2 -. sophomores 'P .VA nf 'Y 'Y' 'ww' fan! farm.. A, us-H A 33. QL B' 'X 1 3 is it YZ . ,z 'ff-'A 635 mag 'Nav nv: Fin .1-v ' arkln ot photo by col hl photo raphy club a completely equipped camera room IB provulul for these photo fans here each member can go through the process of developmg hns own shot from negative to fmlshed photo 99 L . 5? -, 1 f 1 K4 -Mj 1. .. --.A , i it Q , , if' 3 ' , V I . - , ,g 'Q ,fc L :K J wx. 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X1 tea and crumpets 1 W 1: 1 1' ff' I N-fs' Qliiali '?f'? 9' -4 L ,i -f -1- - , -A . 5 , .faq 4 f '15 ,fs-V , we began the year with a picnic in river- side park for the new members and the f.f.a. in october we celebrated f. h. a. week and during this time we had a formal and informal initiation of the new members. in order to raise money, the f.h.a. had sev- eral bake sales which netted us enough to help cover the expenses of the club for the annual events of the year are confer- ences, county fair contest, daddy date night and the f.h.a banquet for their parents. in january we had a barn dance with the f.f.a. which was tons of fun for everyoncf' there were also many other gala activities that everyone enjoyed immensely. all in all. we've had a verv successful vear the year. and assisted at numerous ban- and now WY- hm lon!! ll-h-3-'ETB Until quets which also were successful. next Year- row 1. M. Alder D. Slam er M. Newell E. Schmitt D. row 3. S- Sadler, M- Strange. B- Simmvns, N- Cloud. R- ? p 9 9 9 Campbell, L. Murphy, R. Babcock, Secretaryg G. Peed, C. Allen. row 2. J. Greiter, D. Mattison, J. Creiter, L. Soule, D. William, G. Meicenheimer, M. Lockert, treas- urerg M. J. Fruchtle, M. Fuler: M. J. Nelson, D. Adaward. -,,.,p4.:u- exile . M Mil mm Zangar, L. Hurst, K. Peddicord, M. Holdren, J. Molnaa. row 4. J. Latendresse. D. Arbone, E. Armstrong, M. Bresina, vice presidentg S. Slellman, K. Smether, P. Fair- weather, president: N. Sphoutl, B. Lowell. xr, 11 man 'il L I Q, MUMEMAKE W .a -Q' 'Cui :lip l. . 1 ' ipwMcKllnrljee1t'in,hll3.DKoepdpeIr:J. rou 2. B. Wlldenlrorg, A. Paulsen, J. Maulsby, C. Ward, J. Hummer. row 3. J. McClure, D. Short, ' ' ' C ond ' ' Warren' V' Hedalen, W- M3bf9Y- 'UW 4- H- Hari, F- Skilliffky, B. Miller Mr. Evans R. McClellan J. Butler, G. Jordan. ' ' ' 'rye' +A 1' w 'Q M 'W' o . 1 N the national group was organized in nov- ember 1928. it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture and to provide further training in farmer citi- zenship and a vital way of living -- vital to the citizens that make up america and vital to the great class of americans, the agriculturalists. f.f.a. boy hr as an integral part of the program of vo- cational education in agriculture in the public school system of america., the fu- ture farmers of america have become well known in recent years. few national stu- dent organizations enjoy greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance as the f. f. a. s and Phoebe ,Io 1 I V wr X if-iH?fP?t., 1 z C slush I' J af NN' I ii' A Y I Q ' s L- ,betta .vw . , ' ' le Q , .ta . .f ,ag . 125 ons,- .Sb . .. . 1 '14, fy, 4 ,W-.5 ' s i row 1. K. Beasley, R. Prudich, N. Loescher, M. Harris, secretaryg C. Tighe, B. Brown. row 2. J. Swain ,treasui R. Zangar, D. Callahan, E. Derricott, T. Hovermale, E. Cooke. row 3. B. Johnson, G. Burfuss, C. Leinberger Thorpe, D. Blossom. row 4-. L. Hawes, Mr. Shaw, K. Brandt, B. Davis, vice president, C. Bartlett, B. Ritnour ident. as . , , on stage for act one. curtain! these words were familiar ones to tllespians as thev opened the ' y - , , . year with mr. harrys elvhuzgs. an all-school production. followed bv a one-act plav, and an- other three-act in the spring. ' ' student management came into prominence during the year. progressing toward full student operation, the tliespians chose. directed. produced, and elected itheir own leaders for each play. to become a thespian, a student must have 100 hours ol' either acting or production crew work. production crews include make-up. designing of the set. properties. costumes, and publicity. curtain call! curtain call!', sound off , - ' ' or the end don t fence me ln Y beglnmng 'Y x , 1 ...K , c H 2, if 143: liwf 5 5 'li 'I W B ? gr . 'I A 9 F I Q 1,N AA . i Kent Hamrick vice president George Anderson president Q A W U Y X .. ' if-'- L Mickey Fuller secretary Q. A-A wir K Mr. Culbertson advisor Judy Meyer historian and reporter Gene Wooley parliamentarian ll ' E - if Gary Porter treasurer popcorn! two sacks! peanuts! ice cream! paper! not ruled! pencil! you think you have troubles! these are just a few of the orders the d.e. stu- dents must take care of in the course of the day. the club members operate the drop-in shop morning, noon, and night, so the stu- denls are able to purchase school supplies and randy when wanted. other duties of the clans, ure lo take care of orders for game concessions and other se-hool awtivilics. b ,ln gm' ,l.i'f. N-,nge-I. fl. Porter, J. ffhrens, C. Allen, Ixenlc-r. ruu 2. R. Stebbins J Myer V Switzer. row 3 M Fuller P li If L .' ' . I' L ' H - k . . K. - P. . . use . f 1 U bvrl-on. r row 4' R' Iouu'-L, Mr. Clll- rou' I. J. Cladfelder, ,I Iippomv N- Losvhe J Y tebt. J. ParLer, Mr. Semin: 2 1 F' , OIDCH- E- Cooke B Mouems D . J. Adams. R. Lmlger. Scammah, .I AE. F 7, ' YW- f0u' 3. C. Bleier. C Hoffmuniurn urglbm, K. Brandt, J. Hooper, R ,,,,.....---..----- T911 Ne-th col-hi photography club has en- joyml il successful year under thv uhh- arlvisership of mr. S1-otl. the- purpose ol' the or- ganization is to Slilllllllllix intwr- vs! in photography and to give- sumv instrm-lion in rhq- sliffvr- vm phase-s of photography hy inviting proll-ssionul pa-oplv in for talkb. row 1. W. Fisher, B. Witherup, K. Sheridan. row 2. B. Mollerus, C. Buchanan, C. Bell, R. Hartley. row 3. G. Wheeler, E. Marble, A. Avery. key club is an organization that exists primarily to do s ice for the school. officers are elected in the springt col hi such as roping off the floor for basketball ga cleaning up school grounds, preventing kiddies f sneaking into games and an over all service for the sch for the following year. key club does various services - . . I 1 the project for this year is to start raising money for a concession booth. this operation called for financial manual help from the other clubs as the cost will exc eight hundred dollars. the royal rourt 'Bi vs ina QS E s S T W., . ...1 -- il in he H row 1. B. Williams, D. Thompson, N. Loescher, S. Sturgis, D. Trout, C. Henderson, M. Lockart, D. Davis. row 2. L. Gilpin, E. Cooke, B. Culverhouse, S. Hummel, L. Hurst, R. Winchester, C. Hughes, J. Bounds, Miss Spainhower. row 3. J. Richards, J. Ostrum, S. Hall, S. Miner, S. Bowers, M. Allen, M. Bollen. tri-hi-y is a club that has been established for young people under the sponsorship and guidance of the y.w.c.a. its prin- ciples and rules are very similar: it hopes to provide its members with high standards of living and good fun. to accomplish this tri-hi-y has completed many service projects and educational programs which include the olympia y. m. c. a. youth legislature trip. some projects included: aiding the community chest fund drive. providing a family ol' four with an overflowing thanksgiving basket. and presenting the club of col-hi with a bulletin board for club notices and posters. social activities were a pot-luck dinner with the hi-y, a christmas party. a chili supper with kennewiek and au easter program. ui Q PS fb va Q T i F5 3' Q 9 'I Tn B' T. L! UQ ef. 1 E vi Q.. O Fu vi Q Q n ,ga Ns. fo ,fly In ffffif' f 0 ,-1 ,2- V Rf 1 ' P . it 3 .1 'J' fv , X , , i Y j x Iv , . ' , A, 2- 1-, . f xv . . f I ,' 'V : ,L A J -. k . A . 1' f -1 ,Civ . 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F 36 Q U' Q O 5 N 5 UQ ...X rv na '4 W 1-v m 5 C-1' gg Q-4 ' u-I E, o ,-- 5 S fn rv' 5flJ' G5S f gm 35 53:1 990 Ffh-H 52.1 P14 NPV: :.5- 9'-1 5,-1. mi'- 0 Ill 53 U1 fll O '41 L5 U0 leader barber your popular flower and gift shop uptown richland class of '53 N I t tile S 9 I N dress-well cleaners f . l l let us do X' 't your dirty work lunch line by Von Haws we appreciate your patronage 6th and m. st. phone 6-6170 north richland compliments of wascher's service station johnson pharmacy diettrich's market of food lines, inc. kaisfxr market your Complete grocery more located at the corner 6th and m. St. of george washington way north richland and mcmurray columbia oil co. signal service automatic ukeep full service in ease you move we buy back your oil at full price no charge for this service 5th and george wash. way north richland phone 6-3050 Congratulations to the graduate of '53 from dawson-richards richland's leading men's and boys, clothing store d me the voice of southeastern washington serving daily pasco kennewick richland richland electric and furniture inc. tri-city area's largest furniture and appliance store nationally advertised merchandise l L fg phone 4-2228 f XA! X X ' is downtown richland I 2 'f so f - Y free delivery X MMV friendly credit plan village pharmacy congratulations class of '53 ray's village pharmacy symons and goethals drive thrifty drug Stores of washington thrifty-downtown thrifty--uptown thrifty-neighborhood richland washington gambles western auto best wishes to the graduating class of ,53 Z.-7 -x ,f-,Q7-Qxf diettrich market IN best wishes to the class of '53 for having reached this milestone in life i downtown richland I K S e a t t l e basketball player by Von Haws first na tional ba best wishes to the class of '53 richland washington ganzel's barber shop thirteen barbers to serve lad and dad Nd' riehland trailer coach supply eo. il Sth and george washington way phone 6-4040 a complete department store for trailer home residents nk autogr aphs xxf 3 ffffbef ,ff f i X. ! 5 f Y L k.R autographs X 0 1 1 WA Iwi 5 'W W X , l -,, r H A M Rf? A5 329 M A e E E R l 2- ,nj kltl lolyh 'U . O I4 I N i, y if ll N- I W1-fi--' WWE? 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Y 31'fi ,' 7 ' - I Tiff A' ' ' l'lf'lll3Ilfl jewelry lu-sl wish:-s to the class of '54 tlowntown rivlllaml l1urt's apparc-l for the well rlrvssed woman and miss flmvntown I'i1'lll2:ll1il congratulations to the seniors of '33 for fun in the sun .JJ 0 ' '1?'m J is, X . lllxl i if XF l K i SV 1 3 R ff s z for l x 00 alt S :- rivlllziml supply vo. ll1e' lliiI'IlXVilI't'u in downtown I'li'lll2llHl fc-aturing sporting goods, house-ware-s. gifts. wlu-4-l goods 702 thc' parkway phono 1-1296 free delivery daily for aftvr show snacks the Spudnut Shop is the place uptown ricllland johnny's minute' man servive fir:-slum' tirvs and avcffssories I'0lllplClf' motor tum?-up A 5. ,n Pl P I' P' P I P P 0000000000 0980000000000 0000s V A.Q,,, ' ' ' ' ', ' ' ' ' ',' Y 4 ...J - ' i I vw AJAM,,.- '- ,K ff' fri fs N K K NRI' N 3 ' + sa fax 'Q 2 f .10 . 01,7 xxx-is FOR, FINE Poou AND AN ,f X EVENING or ENJOYMENT A h am PLEASANT' SURROUNDINGS nam THE Muxak IN UPTOWN,R!CHLAND paul's inc. vour hobby store downiown richland ' k e r rings Illilflij to order f IHZIIIIOIIIIS X ff finv silver X!! x 2' 1 X X ,V .F V xx 1 1 cz annul.-rsunfs l 'N -K X 4 , , lhv large-st zuul mnwl vunlplvle .. ,Vf - Y, 1 -Vx lIt'li2ll'1lllf'lll store- in the- lri-vily an-a f X , f1'2lflll'illQI ff 'YH uliunullx fzunuuf nn-r1'hzmflisv . X - - - ,lone culling X pllonv .1-8260 X- h .'. NX . if- wan' rv zalrlnv 1 lIUMIll0NN'Il l'll'hlilIlIl I U x I't'f'd-llEil'IOIl x 1 , W, ,.,f xx hilY1'l'SlllilllF and munufavturing jv phone 5-3350 uptown richlaml -- 1358 george' wash Q 9Q welcirs . SNEIF' Q. row 3: Bill Goodenow, Kenny Gardner, Ferol Smith, Bill Jackson, ,lane Henderstronl, Phil Callie Pat 0'Bryan. row 2: Rosalie Gite. Merrie Donaldsonf Ginger W'ilI'l.OI'd, Pat Acklcy. Lois Keys. row 12 Gene Barfuss. Johnnie Kohl. Forrest Gootlonow. Dave Kunkler. Artie Parker. Fvrol Smith. prvsidvnt Pat Acklvy. vim' prvsidvnt Lou Ann Paulson. svrrvtary Pat 0'Bryan. trvaszzrvr Mrs. Plllgvlll' Martin. advisor Mr. Eugvne Martin. advisor a frivnflly IIlf't'llIlg plum- for all rivhlanfl lt l'Yl-llgIl'l'S is hi-spot. unnlvr the sponsorship of two ahlv ail- visors. thc' cluh has rvgular officvrs anfl a planning council which clvvifles on the many rlanvvs givvn throughout thv ye-ar. hi-spot is opvn for flilllfillg and rt-Crvation on wwliivselay vw-liillgs from 8:00 to 10:30 anal on saturday from 8:00 to 11:30 at tht- community house-. nwnilwrship 4-armls may ln- piirc-llalsml for 51.00. Ja X +,., v W' Aff.: 'nf nt qi WHMMH' I s W I i . 1 1 fi-N-SLA...vA X .1mH,w. g.ILQ.D OOO 01-fa fflg 'rf 1Af '! Wir fr 0 OO 1.00 C C7 fg- 5 f Af 4 C., V Q - L Q - 51 C .. LIJ?-rj X Af'T-!-, F ff M f J IIZ vhs utogra a Jimgjmffmm Xmsxfi . Q95 'WJUST WHNNH SHY--H THANKS GOOD LUCK on llelldll of my Qtall :nfl mvbdl I want to thank you all for tht splc nclul moopm ration vou haw lu n ue Vour Columbian -tall' dS wa ll as mv Qt aff han put A lot of lon hours mto m lkln tht 1953 l,0llllIlbllIl an out tanclln Annual A Ink that would have boon doubly hard without vour patlence and llnclgmtdnfl we have all had a lot of fun thne wear CSINKIIHV Inywll WOI'klll wltll vou all Best of lurk to all of you ln the we ure to come b -'-zeun yu is Your Lolumlu an photo ruplu r f 4 . 4--. 15 I 1 1 . . I , - I 1 - x ' - , 1- ' - 1 U-'vm . U F , .. 'z 1 .2 ' 'fi ' U -' . ' U 1 1 '. . F . . P . Q ' U . . . - x - 1, , , r - . ' . ' . 1 . - ' U . Y . ' v N.-'. IDU. -I . . i . rl 0. . 4 '- V, IJ og! .' ' 1 iii ' ,.7 ..-f ,. AM, 1 R -9-W ,.,. al ,nc . when you think of .... photography think of rohley johnson 905 george washington Way richland, washington phono 57150 phone 4-2235 XXII! Xlgil our dining room -K 45 t i n n be-st wishes for sucvvss to thx' Class of '53 sec' us for fri:-ndly banking St'I'VllL richland brunch national bank of connncrcm X5 frank herry's the tri-cities finest sporting goods store dealers in all types of sporting goods and recreational equipment feature sur-lu famous lines as- wilson sporting goods evinrude motors schwinn hieycles all famous hrands of fishing tackle northland and anderson and thompson skiis riehlaud laundry and dry eh-une-rs pick-up and delivery Sf'l'Yll'f'-5 phone 1-1248 H06 harding the young world shop ehildren's apparel hest wishes 236 williams uptown riehland congratulations to the graduating seniors of eolumhia high school the hootery 'Gfor lvetter shoesi' 1379 george washington way phone 50380 fehimney sketch hy Von Hawsl ls- 1- few rtdl .ulwnlura-1 ID huh Nl haul uarlroolvs have been prwenh tl to the -tudt nts ol .nnerlcul howfver manv ex Clttqlllfflli haw bun framed from the lllllllldti' um of pap er- photofvrdphs tvpe and tht xarlou- ffraphlt arIS III the perlodlcal-1 ol europe .md 0CL3NlOl1dlly ln the unltecl State-, unlortunatt ly few ol thme haw rsaehed the youth ol our fountrs tht potcntml of dI'lltI'l1dIl treatin llVlIlg htrs Ill the 1953 tolumblan the VlSllal Qtlmulus of .1 group of young men .and women IH presented, lllll1ZlIlf' the best produu d thu vf .lr tht -tudc nt hte nature poc try draw through the coordinated, QCUQIKIVC .ud ol local photog raphcr-s and tht prlntln-f plant ln portland orfvon as well .1 the faeultv members and mtv people that the COIlllJlIldll0l1 takes the form lt doeq we hue tre atc d prool that I hwh school wurhook need no lonfft r .ulhf rt to convf Illlllllw .md ehelu - our wouth will v.lrv from .annual to .annual from V1 .nr to war ffl nc ratlnff t lf lash N 0 Nllrpflit 1 YI ltf ment and Nr ion: rfward- ol tl workmlf IOUKIICTIICNN Ill .1 Wlhllll ton tunpordry 1lll'lLllUI'l fee, Y .. 1 Y x 1 I . r ' ' ' 'r x . 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