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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1957 volume:

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Jim Burke Phillip Nelson Dale Lawrie Gaylon lvhiteside Robert Lewis fx mhvi 'Unch-.ca,b.X PARAJN--f-wi QA alum nimmk tknovaxjw U-Lx.lAnx-Q9-Q-lx, Qmiawifyxuwfgy NNW Wm KHP! LL-N015-MQ-L Qvvuaxxdiumx md Wwa.wJso-s.,-QX-.A Q. ox . O.L,sJwf'Xq Km C . , ox h Wh 5 P' 0-4, 'L L 'i w PM Nr ,st People . . . the most intellig being on earth . . . must hav source of learning or they m berome failures throughout li Certain people must show others the uaw through ll e or utthout lmnou lr 11,9 thu afhuu notlung. E23 fix Zi if 1 Q. fx' Y 0' 'Q LQ 4 s nl Tir, .-fl! 1 Y Faculty ' Sam V olpentest Faculty edztor 'QP A I . -, v Q A D ini ' Jan X . . I' .' - . , H 9 , . 1 . r n y I . ' ' ' - x ' J I. ul . 'E . xx, ,I 4 'z g ' . I, lg' I ..' ' .' h 1 3 .Qi t Q f Q im .fi5'4 . L, K v is :ffl I ' 5 1' ' X! ' . J ., 4 .5.,? ' , s up .n W V . 1 ,, 1 -- 1 .if . . Z, -1, if e f . . . 1-Th--I l .14 I -N L Q l ' 2 l If .-, 5 . I-A Oo i .xp Mig 4 . H Q . , gf ,. ,,-- ic I , lr . 1 .f lun' f. 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Tho teach:-rs anal thc- stualvnts are' thc- pc-oplv of Columbia High F4-hool and Tha world of loday and the world of tomorrow will be rulvd by pooplv. People have vrvatvdg people' have de- stroyvdg but pvopla will also rvlmild. Pvoplv are so diffvrvnt yvt so alilfv. Diffvrvnrvs distin- guish people and nations the world over. .Uodvrn man holds the world in his hand. Ha builds the highways, spans the seas, girdlvs the glolw and un- lvashvs atomir powar. This has madv pvoplv. citizvns of tlw world. Pvoplv ara illI1JUl'fH7ll.' Nval C. Uf'Clurv S11 porin tvmlvnt vavh has a part in f'I'f lllillg a group that is rvvognizs-ti v iii itll illllb0l'iillli Sl'glllf'lll of Olll' Cfjllllllllllily. H, 0 x In our school the- indivifhlal is important and tht- d ah-vlsiolis he main-s are- important to him. and to those with wholn hi- is ilSSO1'illif'fi. The intvrvhangf' of our thoughts and activities makvs an illU'Tf'Stillgl group. anal this annual if an attvlnpt to rm-cord tht- spirit and az-livity of Columbia High Sc-hool. I wish to 1-onggratulatv tho staff on 'the-ir Splvnfiid 1-ffort anal to wish tht- si-niors tht- he-st of 4-vvrything in tht- ye-ars ahi-all. Leslie A. Nlclntosh. Prinvipal F154 91 ig S K I' fx S 5 I f 4 X la -,hV it If .X , .Z NIJ, 5 s 1 E ,i F . y fl 'N 1 fy Xu U, , U, 4' ri ' Haag, Edgar u Vice Principal XI W .S .C . ' B.A., Bama ,I '3 ff ' , R ? I , if R, I, X x ' 'T 1' X -fr' Allen, john Hill, Mary Lee Coungglor Counselor Univergily of Wash- Girl's League inglon, B.A., M.Ed., K Washington State Col Boy's Federation ' lege, B.S., M.A., B.Ed X . A., .av ,X L, N 'R -2,-n AI 1 -. 'gif- .4-A. ' ' 'v , .7..'fj,, .L 43 1.1.-T-i ' 5 Smit, Warren Seaton, Gwenelolyn Physics. Photography Bmlogyt English Photo Club Lawrence College, Central Washington Appleton' WIS B'A' College of Education, B.A., M.A. H elm: fi get Algebra Stone, Ruth Math Honor Society University of Tennes- State Teachers Col- see, BS. lege, North Dakota, Ruth Economics Welsrh, Calvin lnflustrial Crafts Pres. of R.E.A. University of Minn BS., M.Ed. +nrich, Robert emistry ,ysical Science Club ndiana University .S., M.S. 5 N I , if P N glly, Richard L. 5. History, ashington History Student Council University of Idaho, B.S. '5,1g x uckey, Genevieve nglish W.S.C., B.F.A. 'ff' Knoll, Margaret J. German Library i University of Wasil- ington, B.A. .fi 1'3 Macy, Arlene f Mecum, Ida English 1 Biology JT- Class Ad- Caducean Society W.S.C., B.A. ' ' ci - Ag 5 Columbia University, . .3 n -X B.A., M.A. 5' ' ' n Ll v 4,3 A Elton P. Teach- College, B.S., 1 -10' Marian Geometry C AD. rown, Nadine Jnglish U. of Wash. of Wash- Barton, Thomas L. Adv. Comp. 81 Lit. Thespians Eastem Washington Colle e of Education, B.A.,i3.A.Ed. Black, Donald English 5 Sandstorm Journalism Quill 81 Scroll University of Wash- I i ington, B.A. Buckland, Carolyn Latin1812,3814 French 3 81 4 Central College, Mis- souri, B.A. Beachner, Anna M. Adv. Comp. 81 Lit. St. Lawrence Univer- sity, B.A., M.A. Brown, .loan A. P. E. G.A.A. Westem Washington College of Education, B .A. Buescher, Naomi Geometry Trigonometry Coe College, Iowa, A' BS Carlson, Edward E. Biology Senior Class AD. University of Wash- ington, B.S. Colliton, Marguerite Spanish French University of Wash- ington, B.A., M.A. Dawald , Arthur Goverment U. of Idaho B.S. ffl 1 'X- l .Alf E Coelho, Francis R. Carlson, Robert S. Art, Crafts, Columbian Mashine Shop Art Workshop Auto Shop Eastem Wash. College University of Idaho, B.A., B.Ed., M.Ecl. B.S. so W - yi- it A ' l A J ' 9 AV it I V , ' 'fu efea , s o f 4 ' X li . '1 , Crew, John gag-ffh-'alia '-' U.S. H' U 15 Vi Golf Tszrlry So homore Class f U. of Oregon Belta State ny MA, B.S. t in il wi ' gill . H To Elmedt, Edward E'ff'fw,lWi i ' Histpry, Economics ture i GlEl.sol'-leaillslllington ggshington State I B.A., M.A. ' ' Morris, J. N. Typing, Machine Cal. gillfgt' Mary ry Tennis Clilh A.S.B. Formal University of Wash., B.S. --.ng s. -J' 163 Pappas, Gordon W. Instrumental Music Projection Crew, Stage Crew, Majorettas, Flag Twirlers, University of South- ern California, B.S., M.A. Reddekopp, Joyce Advanced Stenography Shorthand, Typing Commercial Club University of Idaho, B.S., M.S. Nordin Elsa Psychology F.T.A. AD University of Wash ington, B.A., M.Ed Pritchett Ellis Math. P.E Lctterman's Club University of Idaho Resch, Donald English Sophomore Class AD. University of Iowa, B.A., M.A. 1 W ,Q W ,X g- NOT PIC 'F'RED UI' C Q y'n Le th rs J r w J sh F ll H 'Pxompb ul Y X 5 I i ' 1 K K i K Wfhfw vr, '. B. 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DOROTHY WEBB, TOM WHITENER, F AMIE A WHITESIDE, GAYLON 'Wh 'V WILGUS, GARY n WILLIAMS, BOB WILLIAMS, HELEN WILLIAMS, JIM WILLIAMS. JUDY WILLIAMS. LEVINE if A 01 WOODMA N, ASTRA WORCESTER. CLINT WURRELL. PAUL WRIGHT, GLORIA X X- fix? f Vh!Fw.,J N ,142 X,f A X I ,, xx X Cham McGEE, DON MELOENY, HARRY MOSS, TILLMAN STEEBER, BONNIE X. xx x i ,I .I KEN RYAN, PRESIDENT J0llN MEYERS, VICE PRESIDENT PAT CRO0K, TREASURER MONITA McCLELLAN, SECRETARY 30 'btw All Xmes Dave . - A K. x, Y' A Arledge, Jess --E' :lv wr Atwood Qhlrlev Barr. Dennis Baxter, John Beadles, Erma Bellarts, Margaret Q..-P' 4-, y X4 D000 ,- , , 'ca C 3 01 'X ' e. PM .v-. U 4-39 A L ll y L fx Q u 'cg - Q44 C ,- QAN3' Qu' 1... Y'-1 'nr' 0 32 W. w .' ijt., 6 Brown fs , Z A A . I X Carson. Steve Castleberry. .lim Charette, Marilyn Chiles. Bob Christensen, Bonnie Clark., Bill Clark, Cora Clark. 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Q l','f1'1.w 11111 f 11ls. , p 7 -of-y , .X , Sb 3 ' .. ' p A e. 113 v y W . ut!-1' 'r dn... ' '- h,WXv:'! ,. .a , ,I , 3 Q.: 9, .30 4 W . A N 4. 1 f ,, 1 - 1 K an 1 ,,. Q ,, P ,- 1 1 4 N - ' Q . E - A. in fx , 1. X Q 1 1. , 's , s 1 i MA 1 Q 1 g 1 'N - , , - , A 'H ' - ' - x A 1 1 ' 1-. '1 'env' Q Y . M K 'Q 1 1 -v -f -. Sur Q v 1, :g .Nj 1 I fI'I'lII1lY filifz' ' ' '1l1'1111 'A' my. U ll! .' 1,1 mf 95 J . . N7 - 1 1 , I ASSEMBLIES The sophomore initiation assembly was the first of many assemblies presented to the Col-Hi students this year. The Mississippiansw, Mr. Dry the Merchant Mariner, and the Blind Assembly are only a few of the many enjoyed. 4130,-l,f 4 bright ltttle student F reen Door ,gnltf ,M H0 CIIMING Nllloments to Remember was the theme of the ninth annual Homecoming. Thursday evening the crowd gath- ered around a huge bonfire to watch a Pasco player burn . in effigy. The snake dance participants soon began wind- ing their way down the street to the park for dancing. Friday afternoon, at the assembly, lovely Queen Sharon Reed was announced with her court and Cecil Bell, a graduate of Col-Hi, spoke to the students. The parade moved down George Washington Way and into the Bomber Bowl, where Richland met defeat at the hands of the Pasco Bulldogs. The sounding of the trumpets announced the arrival of the royalty for the Coronation at the after-game dance. Following its arrival, the dance continued until 11:30, pro- viding fun for all. Cw Sharon Reed is crowned queen by Sharon Templeman. ieners anyone? F light to Nowhere lIOMfECOMING HERE LIES PASCO IW? A graduate Ceczl Bell retu tl... Crowded ' 3 S ueen Sharon Reed TIIANKSGIVING FOR An underwater enchantment Entering through the fish-netted doorway, the couples werettransformed into an underwater world. Nlurals of underwater life, a pink castle, and the large shell surrounding She-lton's hand carried out the theme Atlantis Under the ripling ceiling, the soft music wafted out. When the music stopped for the inter- mission. the couples drifted into the cafeteria for cookies and punch. Those who attended will never for- get the fun they had at the 1956 Thanksgiving Formal. Watch those feet ' 1..f X. V 'Fw xp! HQ Tnlu Rmallx R u 7 Pete Ldrrulx Norrl Bmw B ,I hu an R u B1llL1pke L W Broun John Mew-r Due farl on CQN Q 5 f 5 ., , . I 1 L a 4 f Y i I ' . W 2 A ' fl ' X J hi 'T f f f if x I f ,W ! ' 3 L , 1 fi j 7 an , E f': I, I L g f- if 4 X X ff 1' i X ,' x I f . X J DL, V, Q X' Lx xl V MJ X! W ,EA 'K us, Vw .. 1 .4 X I Q U . 4 I and b 2 V V? is ' W . ' . , I h It l . x' , if b rf x m7 X M ii f A X A Y -' - 0 ' .: ' N' f 's vn. ill 0 Sl . 0 '2: ' ' , '. Senior Princess Roma ,lunzor Prmcess Sandy Sophomore Princess Semor Pram oss Pattle Darvls IX? Xxx! X ,1' 435-. fx .lunzor Prlncess Mary Pat Sophomore Prlnress Queen Sharon Reed 1956 PRO Mobiles, masks. totems and color, surrounded the couples as they went through the eagle-hill entrance at the 1956 Prom. The music of Ken Davison completed the evening. Cookies, orange punch, and more cookies refreshed the dancers before the last dance. Feyser Cazers Babble babble King Bl Johnson Ill 1 n Jmcv fxrven I u' I. . -Q' Ju .if E I i F1 ' L 5 V. 9 .010 . it N. 'f V l l .4 A . 1 1, 'O' . u Q l Q.. ,. A L o .v . gg. zz ' P? A Q ., ' 'F' I f ar' . i, il .f , . U ' ... . .5 Q ,, , fv Q 0 ,dd 7 A s 1. 3 ' . '. ' Q A Y.. '. , gg F, o ,f . 49- -' -'e,..,jP , 3 .. .M Hb- J - 1 ..'L:i'fPR, ig .ig 1 A +3'.fiAF T'g?g:ysi 0' 'L .A . -, 'iffy ,5,',' M., V 'VH Y '. ,.,,z I' . ,H . ' off 'Q J 'f -ff' ' '. 7 nfl' ,. I N If, , L' RUYALTY 15' King Norrl Brom n 44,1 ifkx 'K N Senior Prince B1 ., UANF V 4 ,i .lunior Prim e John gg! :rl fs! , 4' ,-Hvta' V1 If I N xl, V, -f ,-J J r ,Jr I' an-1' F f- J v ' , 1 J s E-1. ' N ff Il Va J 1 X . , 11, I H '. ' x r 'wx 1 5 9 r , ' Y 'f'- ' fu . 1 - . 3, V, 'R' A . 9 , 1 ll I L ,,, A 1 A 5 A! ' Y 4' n 1' U- -Q I 7 N, fp , 1 ' -f S .. 'X L ff? Q 4 , . I , . 'gg fy x' if .. I. Y I X R Sophomore Prinre Senior Prinve Bill Pete X I unior C. ,, . GRN J T' J f c, 1 fn 19 x , I . HQ' ii Prinve W. Sophomore Prinre Dave 'LI' 5 Homecomlng Royalty Raul Darvls Bergam Sharon Reed Roma Harrold Row 2 Patty FlllIlgS0ll Sandle Olson Mary Pat Keegan Klt Brldges 1' ' . '- yi N . N ' y yn O J U v y a .. is AA' A .a A r y a an f P or 13 t , Q I N ' If '. J Qi xgrflwy fm! TOL0 WEEK This year's Tolo Week was a huge success due to the excellent participation. The Tolo Week started on Monday with the crowning of the king and his court at the assembly. That night, couples journeyed to the Kennewick Social Club: Tuesday was study night with the favorite guy. The girls invaded Hi-Spot Werlnesclay night. asking the boys to dance and to take them home. Theaters had a special price for couples wanting to take in a show. The gals had dinner parties Friday evening. Those attending the big Tolo Dance found an evening filled with wonderful memories. p .tw ' '7 ' ll' Y 'U cf' 'lip' e ' .fr-' ' , t ' Q . -,gif TQ. : p gff c ii- 'T' j , 'LT f rr- 1 - Lf ' ...T I X-xl' ' 5, I - 7 N E Q:-if in-L ' 4 l K Zh-N' fxyfxu-1-T Y Q t -c -1 'vs-is 4. Q - r ,,.. .vw - SEN l0R CARNIVAL The enthusiastic, fun-loving crowds pushed from booth to booth as the annual Senior Carnival got under way. This year's carnival was held on December T. fol- lowing the Lewis and Clark basketball game. and enter- tained more people than ever before. Booths attracting the most interest were: Xlarrying Sam. Sponge Throw, Swami the Fortune Teller, The Hot Hula Honeys and dedications with John Kruse. The success of the affair was due to the work of Pete Larrick, chairman: those who helped by working in the booths and decoratingg and the teachers in charge. 4 - Lael fnlnupp rush 4 in 'TT Y. Right about . . gn tg . i Wild! ls lip M3 xfg ,X F i ' I l . A A 'f ' ' ' 9 a R.. ,V . T if I I it if , ,L,,g1 ,, ,-Q5:g'3 ,, I ' 'E Fi fi: 65Clamour Girls. Su'ami's future font PLAYS F.. 1 ill! c n ' L1 l Q 'J Q3 ,E 010, EWVAQ Mice? 3-na-0 6'Let's throw darts at my daughtefs picturef, Think hard now, where did you put that money yn The first play of the year. presented by the Thespians, was The Curious Savage. Mrs. Savage, played by Carol Shanks. was a wealthy widow pestered by her children for the money she had. By placing her in an institution they hoped to force her into giving them their share of the money. Hrs. Sav- age told each of her children a different story where thc money could be found. When the time came to leave the institution. she de- cided to stay with her new friends. 0PER TIO WEED 81? Y A kb, 50 Columbla Hlgh School efforts to lmprove the commumtv came when stu dents concelved an idea of cleaning the weeds from the vacant lots around town The activity was called Operation Weed and held on Octoher 70 9a lt was a hug success wlth more than two hundred kxds turmng out to work The areas were dlvlded mto sections and team captams were asslgned to each sectlon The weeds were raked and piled General Flectrlc trucks were donated to pick up the weeds where thev yere hauled to central hurnmg areas Operation Weed provlded fun and was commended bw mam of RlChldHlI LIVIC leaders It s early yet slttaelt ' Pwr Fomere 'G-A if or Qnnles and ealouw Q IT orlnng hard or hardly uorltmgl , , ,r C .. , -,gain A., 2: N23 ' T -' 'U --.Nw ' , 5 '.,f by 0 . . ' . ' l M - 1 . ' ' 6' ' l H ' L. .1 '6. ix s s v n - n K 1 ' . a , 1 'J 4 K I . . sv. 5 . . ' ie 'f L ' - ' ' 'A 'ff f ,... J' -' ' A ,-49 L , -5 1 x . .A . if ' l r sl M ., - 17 . - .. T Z e ' T Q I .S - I I 1 1 ,'-' tx K .f is R K. if- 1, :al A l . 5- ,B -Q ,. ' 1, mr ' . f A x .- 1 ,, 15 , G, , . ii- ,l ' ' L l - . '.. r .l v' ' '- . ALL SCIl00L REVUE Pranfmg ln the dark 4 grasehoppvr ballad lm uglwr than you The Xll Qchool Rm-sue wa one of the mam new lea ture? vsltmif-cl hs thf COllllllhll Hlffll Gtuclenti thx pait wc xr Replfnclnf Ihr- Uperetta and Pep Cluh Y aucle wllle cu ral QIllllCIltN apps arefl for the first tlme lwfore the Qtuflf nt hoflx 'lhf Cluhs mtl OYLHIIIZHIIOIIQ epon iorml .actq to rvprfient thvm anal to rapture llfgl -ec onal or thlrel plan honor F rt plan' vwcnt to Cn ls DFPAIII Gp0nG0rPfl ln f url: lfdguv qmonrl .mel third pr17f vmrf' QLIWPII to FTX :ml Bos FflltfdllOll for their preuntatnon of Tony G. Cellar and A fonwrlw routine hw Fw Jonm Thr rum Wd pre-fntul hmforf the adultq on the mffnlngq of Fchruarw 6th anfl th , s Q55 T- , Q it, 1 . I r ' . A- -. - ' - ' S ' ' - M f -' 1 . - , '. ' ' s .r . ,. 4 F - . S E - M ' Y Y. . 4 . 4 ll - . -9 ' v' qi 'I . 'V 1 t ' 5- ' ' 2 ' ' - . z v ' ' . - . , , , . . . ' 5. A . i I w M . v.Q ' ,. 7 , l F ' ' li 5 . . . A. I 's. 5 x 1 - 1. A L 1 . as ,' H - 1 . . . . V v V . . , .. ' r 1 v . '- Q v x 1 - 1 . ' , . , -1 4 I u - -- ci Q . . , A ' 74? h w I A J x . ' - 1 X , . 0 A . f -, b r: , f'3 r L 3, 74,5 ' J , px ' .Y ' -A I . 1 , a F ' 5 rf I., .-Il if 4 'X I ,z ! 5 i ,g A 1 . 2 -1 , ,. ,f gh , ,f f,Y , . ,Q - V 4 If Are you lost Sonny? I franrl Pmalv The gay twenties Cy jones sings' bf f P Qfiaf Af- if STA S N lust a little crowded! After a perfect record of 200 the Bombers headed for the Dlstrlct Toumament Our sec ond place posxtlon m the Yakima Valley sent us to the State Tournament on March 1316 Enthusiastic fans composed of students and adults followed the team to Seattle After cheering our team to a flrst day victory against john Rogers our hopes fell for the State Championship when we lost a heart breaker to Llncoln of Tacoma Uut for revenge the team came back with a smashlng uctory over West Bremerton The fmal night Richland fan were stunned when hopes for fourth place were crushed ln the fmal seconds against Stadium of Tacoma -I 6 Hou, about some pep talk? The gnql gym at last W I THE UQ J,,. K Q 'XX' Tvs! day Col Hls math department IS composed of General Math flrst year Algebra Ad vanced Algebra Plane Geometry S0lld Geometry and Trigonometry By takmg advantage of all the courses offered stu dents fmd they have a good preparatlon for college work Math projects required ln some of the classes are dlsplayed ln the rooms for parents and other students to see 4bout face An attentwe class CS OO -. 0 31 M ly d Oo f 1,' 1 Q d 0 0 Se , O7 I ,A ' e LITER TUBE A qulet day Take this flown kiddies Readlng wrltlng speaklng and llstenlng these four baslc skllls are lnter related ln the teachlng of the Llterature Department Wluch emphasls IS Ulven to readlng for we belleve that one cannot wrlte or speak well unless he has something worthwhlle to Cav ln fact lt lg not even posslble to llsten lntelll gentlv unless one has a background wlth whleh to Interpret what he hears Sand and Sage What 19 thls so close at hand' A patterned mound of de ert sand? Not all for IH each tlny graln Beauty stulptured from WlI1fl and ralll And oll ltw crest how Cdll there thrlwe The sage so U'IldI'lCll and wet dllV6 The Sage must he a lllly tree That desert heat has dwarfed for me And yet I know tllls P3Illl0t he Wlllll vlwell raln, there ls no tree Bllt purple lleallty lll IIS flowcr Thyrls ametllvstllle llowtr Betty Parker Watch the blrdle Some WORKshop' 75 , , 1 1 .. . . . E. ., Y ' I . . . . ' 4 S ., . . . Y . 4 7 ' . X, V 1 I . . ., 1 ' ,. .nkl 'ff u ,..1- , . W l 11 ' ul 0 ' h . ,. , f . - . . Y . ' 'I V' , . D , v , . yr' , . l Y ' I . . ' , ,. I . ' I . 5 . ' U , . . 1 ' I D ' i . . . . A v , . Fi teen Folumbia High art students uon 39 keys and reeeited them at the 1957 'Vational Seholastic Art his thirtv seeond award I tin, 32 I J 'Will ' I . . 1 . I Q Awards held in Seattle. Bob Hudson is shown receiving ' ' PII I 1 ' H JP - I , 1' . L r' ' 1 ww, , xl Q K nv L ' s.: I K o X K 3 G C K hi' ' I 1 . I . lv I 2-'LL-1 76 The art eurrieulum at Columbia High School provides a valuable experience in many different media. ter-hniques and .subjeet matter. .L N-xg, 'Q .0 INDUSTRIAI ARI If Wlechanlcal drawmg auto shop woodshop and crafts make up the Industrial Arte department The department helps the student to develop eklllw and knowledge concermng woodwork auto repalrs leather plastxcw and cameo toolmg and castmg -.3 Thus guy has skull? il, fi You and uho else? Mulmnus at work Gmmp, 77 J K , uv .N F Wi--'-i ,, W, - -1 A1.':, v .5 4- Q I 'I I fl a , . . V X. p. , VA Y' ,T - Q , Q, ff D 'gl t V33 t p 5 - e 1 ' , e SOCIAL STUDIES X D ttaketso had 4322 X Careful or you ll lunk you-hear the one about . . . Am I geumg mmughv P ' 'A 5 Co X l ,fl FIIREIG ANGUAGE E nthusmstze learners S1 rerhen Sze Deutrh9 pi- wg Students ? Peek a boo Spanish lIlClllClC the language-1 m the forelgn language depart ment In thls program two wears of each language IS avall able to the students Books IIIOWICS records and posters are the medla used 1n the classes W8flOD3l French and Latln tests are held ln the sprmg of ewerv vear provxdmg a comparison between Col H1 students and those throughout the natlon Through tlua program an un clerstandlng of the people ln these countries IS galned as well as a knowledge of the language f - M 1 , v ,h A f . 4 1 , ' . Latin, German. French and l Y. Q p . M Y - 1 Q . . l ' - 1 9 ' 9 C0 MERCI L The Commercial department is comprised of classes in typing. Shorthand, stenographyg and bookkeeping. These classes help the students to get a good education for the business world after graduation. 159 5 Relaxing retailers. .t--.--... A-...... t , . 6 'isa' ., V U Q ' '- 1 e ff' T ' as T I 2 5? , 1 -1 I :V'--' - . tif ':f3' 5g'-5 . e- ami 9 fi? 4' V ,,,- ,' ' .'1 2 l q-.nga 8-5:2 V 5. . ' ' -. mf , 31 brff' 1 , , X K . Shorthand dictation and a dreary-eved student. Phalanges at work. ,ll 1 JI, llIllfIllflll'flll'fllg ll neu' mlur. Looka .4 typical physics rlassf SCIE CE Biology. chemistry, physics and photography are the subjects the science department offers to the Columbia High students. The facilities in the science laboratories and photography rooms are very outstanding. The well equipped rooms add to the interest and the success of the course. A larger number of the students con- tinue on in the science field after having gained interest and knowl- edge- in the courses offered here. i ,, ll ,vm ---.F1 Vi- A If r' XT-3 ,UA 'ui U :V YH ll-X' B ri 1 I n , -1 1 'fx l' F' 'Il 39-it ' -1J l'- flat ffllflhl Photography' isn't what it seems ni. Mr Stell Vocal D1 rector Nlusic is one of the most satnsfvmg forms of expres sion that the human being experiences Wfe have a wonderful opportunity here at Columbia High School to nnprove our abilitv to express ourselves The joy and satisfaction that comes from directlng the vocal music of our school cannot be measured in dollars and cents l prefer to measure this experience by the happiness gained through cooperative effort, the real friendship that crows daily and the feeling of pride that comes after we have presented it suc cessfully for an audience of a-ppreclatne students and friends. 'Vlay l say thank you to all of you in the depart- ment. Where hut in America do we have so much? Music in our school is just one of the many things for which we can he proud and grateful. Regardless of what you may choose for your lifes work. use your musical talents freely at school in your home. in the community and in your own per- sonal religious worship. I wish you all a wonderful and happy musical experience during the years ahead. Most Sincerely. H. Stell Vocal Music Director ZEFQYEM J unlor Quartet Male Quartet VAL' jYh?f? TE? t GU P Bvllarls f Bloom, E Nmton, C Flvhler K Brldgeh J Iambert .I Wllgus N Sec-ly, 84 C ' 1' T ' , Cie I FE L Ou 1 X C -v , u k X f X 4 T .V x I' Q N M. il C I C , .XJ , ' I7 L L C. Collins, J. Smith, R. Keeney, D. Barr. o Y 1 Accompanist ' . ,A ,Li V7 nj 5 R ,il 1-'C ow l J Morrllle F ehvnl 1 k r J fr en I It 2 ll frlelmm Smiley O I Bel Canto Trebleaires 'mi ...W S.- .avfq Q 'i Raul C Bloom J Lambert Rou 2 P Bellurl C I-nc-hier I Wllgu K Bridge Row 3 9 Seely E Hale E beaten X i I A -f ' ts 8. : . ', .F. bavv, . Ie .Io': . 1. CP I 4? ,,, . W . 5 I P F y 4 ., v ,M 3 . , A Sh ' 3' , if il . Y i: if mb' l , YJ 1 LK I' upli .V ,A X 5 I , N , . if - -,kg Acappella Cholr Rowl S Conrad D Ogden P Bellarts C Bloom J Flnnev L Sommers S Campbell 5 Qeely C Nlrholson D Ramer N Parlsen B Sandall Row 2 K Bridges J Wllgus .I Edgar J Boggs K Cure J Jensen 9 Price K Rex C Fll'lll8l' E Seaton D Morgan Row 3 .l Qewell H Davies D Brown C Dvorak J Smith C Collins D Barr Q Lyberk R Lmn D Wade B Anderson D Style-. C Keenev D Medema C Wfalley D Ware J Whitten P Thomas Mlxed Chmr Rowl C Donahue B Richardson C Kerk S Blrge J Davls J Delsmg K Klauser C Baker B Thomas Row2 E Lewns J Clme C Sullivan B Curtns E Hale C Marlz J Salle C Klng C Kraus Row3 C Armstrong M DeMeyer B Fredernck E Zepp C Dye L Hanna B Rittenhouse E Schoenleber P Whalen Row 4 J Hartman D Noble D Hanluns D Carlson S Carson D Maruca R Brackenslck, H Levitt R Bean . : . . , . , . ., . , . ' ,, . I , -. , '. . , . M. , . , . I , . I . 1. , . , . I , . ., . f , . . , .. , . , ,. , . ., , . . . . . , . ' ., . , . , . - I , . I , . , .. , . . , . Gostnell, C. Horn. Row 4: S. Lewis, R. Chandler, E. Wagner, T. Hammock, R. Kenner, R. , . ' , . . .', D. -. . , . , . , . l , . l ' O I I : . , . ' , , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . I, . . : . ' , . ' , . , . , ' , . , ,. , . ' , . . , . . : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' - l , . . Girls, Glee Row 1: C. Dwyer, S. Mathis, T. Metcalf, E. Belliston., C. Thaves, D. Goodenow, G. Webb, J Horgen, N. Rossiter, J. Rees, J. Anderson. Row 2: C. Loftas, M. Peterson, J. Schafer, D, Hersh man, S. Nevins, G. Warner, G. Neitzel, C. Wickstrom, D. Thompson, A. Arquette, D. Brimhall Row 3: P. Large, J. Rolph, B. DeBries, L. McLenegan, I. Kreus, L. O'Brien, S. Leibel, L Nelson, A. Thomas, N. Smith, Y. Arquette. Row 4: S. Sheeran, J. Ware, F. Fehrenbaeker, P Wagster, S. Sherwood., P. Watts, J. Mitchell, D. Reich, J. Horgan, B. Royce, 5. Sorrick, 'fl' 'S-0 f V f'Q R3dl0 Cholr l,l f' !f -Ln O- '7 1 Rowl E Seaton D Carlson Row 2 J Wllgua J Lambert C Bloom P Bellarts K Brldges Row 3 R Wade D Crlslman E Hale S beely C Flchter D Maruca Row4 C Hanluns R Llnn C Collins D Barr G Keeney C Walley R Kenner F Hammark J Smith E f N Wiff' gms Q 9 faq ,QQ- it Q QR 4' Q 1 wt 9501? Kiwi- . if rv- ' ' , 'nfl Q Q T A 1 rw f---A' f f 1: x 'JI X t rw MA f- ,Ng WH! Mr Pappas Instrumental Director NN 5 hum- ,. ...Ny Get- - X S .X A 1 ' ' QEHSX 'vv - x h I n-5 t ,131 5 'E ' 414 , . X I Q x 'Sl K ,fi ,xx nk '- Vx -Q54 X, rr- 4,2 . .-I--mx,-..-' - ' 1-15 .. ' , fir-I x '-' xv - A - 9,-. N . K -.,, ,X -, 1 b- '-qv, 'Q X. ., A 1 ' . 1 V Majorettes and Flag Twlrlers Drum Major 5 a Jerry Henry Beverly Barnett Kay Langford Maryanne Walton T Marcla Kelly JoElla Webb Sandy Apgar Barbara Davles Llnda Glbson Acrobatzc M ayorette Marjorle Nichols JIIIICC Edgar 4 V a 1 A r f Y :Si-2 1' 5 ! i 1 E 3' rr rl ' 5 i Q ,V,. If X V A cg ll. . ' 1 ' ' 5 ff i , Q I k T X v I ' . Tru quns Row l M Arledge G Thompson P Whlrl D Craig Row 2 A Fredrlcksen E Trujlllo J Worrell P Cochran A Vlckery M Harns 11: Row2 L Wllllams T Mathews D Styles C Logslon Row 3 S Wright P Skallcky B Emshousen J Hall L McGee Saxophones Row 1 J Marun G Blexler L Gregory Row 2 S Volpentest L Amold S Richardson . 0 - 7 Row 1: 0. Dieltrich, W. Lysher, D. Ramer, J. Clark. I Trombones and Horns Row 1 B Shogran J Jones T Berry J Morrill Row 2 R Erickson B Clark D Shine I Wolganott P Jensen Baritones and Tuhae Row 1 B Redmond 'VI Yogel G Wallev Row 2 B Willmott B Llbke L James Flutes 0boes and Bassoons Row 1 M Hormng G Crav C Hauff N Burnett Row 2 E Boraskv B bmall P Jones S a 5 . l ... .7 , . 1. 9 5 fi 5 El n gg' Q Wh, Drums Rowl B Dean K Dudney D Crlstman K Sxnkey P Barr B Ivers X SWINGPIIIDNIC UBCIIESTRA 'fa 295 wp-W Rowl L Arnold S Volpenlest S Cole S Dowda D Zuelow L Weston K Ogden T Brown Row 2 L Schmidt L Ceer B Arts L Fairweather M Keeney C .lones .l Haag J Lodge J Hamnck I Smith Row 3 R Payton P Barr C Florence J Hall A Fredncksen M Arledge W Ctll Dance Band Rowl L Arnold S Volpentest S Cole S Dowcla Row 2 A Fredncksen M Arledge W Call Row 3 P Barr Band rw:-4 Row l O Dlettnch J Clark W Lysher D Ramer I Henry M Hornmg 1, Gray E Borasky C Hauff M Bumett Row 2 Emshousen T Matthews D Sules R Meyers .l Hall B Small P Jones Row3 P Skallcky S Wnght L McGee B Clark Ernckson D Shlne T Berry P Jensen Row 4 C Logslon S Richardson S Volpentest, J Martm L Gregory G Bleller Vlckerv A Fredrlcksen D Craig M Arledge P Cochran P Worrell C Thompson E Trujillo J Worrell M Harns Row D Cnstman K Smkev K Dudney P Barr B lvers J Fredenclss T Berry C Worcester I Morrill M Vogel B Redmond Walley L Jarvis B Wlllmott 009555 . '- l . , A . . . . ' ' ' . 1' ,.'- ' . n , . f ' g . ' ' 1 I ,z . '. 4 ' ., ' 1 . I - ' ' .- l . Q if ,' 4 , ' 1 . X X ' . . ' I . 0 . 9 - 4 5 , 1 . . I' 0 0 V I .. . , . , . . . ' I ,, . . I . . v . . . . , ' -I K ' I ' 4 . . , A 4 W , , .. ' ll 4' . - ' O 1 V . . . . 1' 'I ' 1 ' - 1 1 , .. . I . . . I - I 0 - . ' fs , A , z'-, . , . . . . . ......,....----,, . . . -- U Band Officers ag? ru I Ramcr P Barr I Henry B Emshoubcn N Vxrkcry Strmv 'QW N '1 46 .Ig 'ww Roul I qrhmldl L Gee! B Ariz P Osterholm D 7uelow L Weston K Ogden T Brown Row 2 L Fairweather C Jones D CONT M Keeney ,I Haag J Hodge J Hamrlck L Smith Rou, 3 R Payton E Bur, T Berry L Florence J Hall . , i ' R1 A : D. ' , . , . ', . X , . . ' '. . Us V , i . 6 . K 'N 1 ' , J, iv ' f fs' X K n ' 4' L ., , Q- V , L gr F of J ' . . 1 VA ' Q J Y iii, V, A T N vm 'f f' i ' f f L1 H u fluff l'IlfUl I ,lf tll l Y. . .. v ' H - L 1 - slrzfl . . . ,- .- X it H- Fight, fight, fight for old Rirhland High! . 12 Caught in the act? BW 1 , AP if . F- En ' - Mickey Pierce speaks at a Student Council meeting. dfl X Q X Co Bombers Co!!! Student Council rv E . Ip r 1 i sg ' ml 2 BL ' sy flu RL-4 E'-'-'- ' -5 yy www 5 n X 1' ff' , - at Terry Croswith - Treasurer People, people, people!! Fat people and short people, teach- ers and students, male and fe- male, sophomores and seniors . . . all types go into the busy, bustling organization we call our student council. The student council is set up so it has an equal representation of everyone in school. It is this group which goes through the env ups and downs of school problems before a decision is finally made. Of course, being teen-agers, they also have a hand in the social aspect of their school. One of the most hilarious dances of the year, the barn dance, is the product of thu. student council. So people, got any problems you think you need airing?-Take them to the student council. Llpke D Douglas M Case M Pierre Second Row K Dudney R Payton D McGregor S Reed K Brown W Hooper D Hansen F Chappell C McDermott K Bridges .l Aegan S Vickery B bteeber K Becker Thcrd Row T GIOSWIID R Loesher P Larnc Front Rou. W Douglas I Combs, H. Sutton, S. Volpentest, fl Horne, J. Smith, K. Ryan, G. Crose, B. Lewis, J. Hartman, C Miller S It E Backer C Corcoran J McFall, B. Lindgren, C. Persons, F. Segrest, G. Hunt, D. Bowls, R: Wade, D. Burke, B. Kolts, C. W Brown X lfglllla ue Secretary Publzutx 1: C: McDermott, N. Paulson, J. Green, C. Gray, Ks. Bailey, S. Conrad, P. Bellarts, C. Fichter, C. Bloom, S. Vickery, J. Housley, L. Glines. R L. Weston, C. Thaves, L. Geer, S. Lybeck, E. Schoenleber, J. Davis, R. Kirkwood, L. Mitchell, M. McClellen, D. Hansen, S. Sheeran, M. Lest Crowder, J. Finney, P. Holsclaw, S. Wright. A, -K' I 'X , dl - iff, N if I ..' fy A I Q . ' - Q , f 1 . ' X: ,n:'1l 1. .XXX fl... 0. v' , sf' I Sharon Price Drill Leader The Pep Club Drill Team .lucly Finney flssistant Drill Leader Julie Jensen Secretary If X-w C l J , I I 3 Lunnna Clirws. Sharm: Rvwl. Ralph Ifiulv. Ilnnnu Ugrla-n. lfnllvvn Ildlvrnmrl Cheerleaders Sharon Reed Clwvr Queen 2 A flash of u I4-U. an Shout. Got il. Ili! it. fivv 'um ninfv. 1'Ill'1'l'Ill f . Q J 1 .- L peoplc, and the rumblv ol ilu- vrowal. A wvury In-rson. u Iloursv wrson, and a warm annul Im r nv wrsun ilI.I1'I'4'iH'Il Vlllllt' wvll- nluvml. I A . l I . I 1- I . Don t cvvn ask. IIN-y ra- our cllva-1'-I4-mls-rs. for gosh sukvs. Thr' fjhl'f'l'l1'llI11'l'N Ili! a IIPN' high. Fight, fight, fight for old Richland High! Q , Q A tense? moment in the game! rank Kurz Lon Renz m th 9 YY L Q 5' ' r - .. Counting money from the Handsome Harryn eontest Help yourself at the Girls League Potluck. Mickey Pierce Kevin Reilly -Ji President Vive President Thespians students in their first play production of the year Row I: S. Cole, M. Greer, K. Recker, K. Brown, R. Last, A. Thomas, B. Stroup, S. Vickery, D. Warren, S. Ashbaugh C Gifford P Holsclaw R M'l M S , . , . , . 1 es, . tevens, C. Shanks, J. Grimm, P. Barr, M. Pierce. Row 2: K. Riley, Mr. Barton, C. Cox, R. DeVine, B. Parker, N. Cotton, J. Roberts, J. Horoan, C. Webb N Shortess B Bradl S W'll' Wright T Van Wyck P Heffner J Finch f E' 1 0 . ,.,- r t t..tmt.4., . ey, . 1 lams, F. McPeek, P. Aeschliman, M. Heiling, G. Reynolds, P. 0'Connel, T5Woodman, S: , l f ' . it fi' ' 0 Thomas Barton Advisor Virginia Ehrig Secretary Connie Gifford Treasurer ug.--Iggy! Thespians During each play, to everyone's delighi and surprise, we find we have one or two Marlon Brandos or Helen Hayes' in our midst. Requirements are stiff to 'join the club which presents these productions. It's been heard, merely gossip, perhaps. that 100 hours is the designated acting or working time. The theatre season opened with The Curious Savage, and was followed by the other'productions,'each a product of the cheerful and talented troupe 640. -When next you hear the familiar curtain call remember some would-be Thespian has probably worked uhto death for the fleeting moments of enjoyment which you view. X 1 6 4 I ? rw c T 1 r iv' j M ff .,rf.Hiu,:-vigj PWS' A 1 Q. I - . ' 'Q If 3 , v' QW ' 1 :fr Ay, Q ix Q ., sc' . , g ,,f-'sa - X wan,-. an , fa Tiff ci A' r Iii s 1 I . -4 x ' .- ,,'1,,, ' fiiif 1' 'l A ,V Sharon Chapman .lfvyr-P Green lbarvif llcrpzam Carol Bishop Frunfelle Chilmwll Sandie Ashhaugh Songleaders A flash of gre-cn and gold, six lwirling figurcs, a chorus of voiccs, anfl a haml playing solncwhcrc in thc huckgrouml. Who arc tllcsc figurcs? We Svc lll1'lll at cvcry gznnc, pep assembly, alul knocking ahout the- halls of Col-Hi from September till June. Nccxl thc question hc asks-cl? 'l'hey're our songlczulers, of course. Carol, Joyce, Sandy, Sharon, and Darvis whoop it up at the Yakima game! f in f as 5-V, fi X J' 'wa ff- ' e l it 'L' T 2. 33 ef 4? If ' A fxj 5' ' , K ,Q Francelle Chappell Song Queen 1 1 5 1 1 . V? 1 If.-N A oy I N JUYCC Green ?d 4' Ellen Seaton Pfesldent Treasurer Pep club On any Friday around Col H1 glrls In vr en and gold sklrts and sweaters Wlu be seen ln the halls Thls IS the umform of one of the most actlve clubs nn school Pep Club Of course the mam Job 18 cheerlng for the players and backlng the cheerleaders and song leaders but they also sell programs and pom poms at the games Linda Mltchell A well organized drxll adds entertalnment at Joan Green Vwe P,-esldent the pep assemblles and between halves at games Secretary ' J McGee B Tegner M Thaves S Reed C Bxshop S Chapman F Chappell R W d J C D B D A hb h D d gar R glfk D Brmkerhoff Row 2 Mr Holz M Baker K Rex P Tomazln D Pearce Lagzmmerslellll Hell1negl:sSm0gston SA algfrker Moagllm? enson Shortess S Prlce E Seaton F McPeek P Aeschhman D Perkins C Glfford D Stroup B Aasal B Steeber I ht . . . . . eu . I 1 C X 7 l . , W . . . . . . I 0 . . . f. fl. 6' s 1' , if -, ' . I , - , ,-gi , 0... Y ,fl Q- ls Al' . - , l. , ' 7 ' ' ' ' 5 ' . 1 ' 1 - 9 - a u , . , 9 - 9 - . . '- . , . , ,' , , ' , , l , I I , . , - , , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - 9 ' 1 - , . , . . .5 X fllv' 4Ls.s0c'lat0d Srudvnt Body Irvildffnt ,ve- l '5'72i7?'JiQ'Tf2'3 5- -1 N . . .wt . 'Q' jvlhy' '- hi . '1 , - X ., A,g'1'xf ' 1 z.' ,. 5:1-P21 Q K Q A , ,, . , 34 '- ?.. 1 I I ,f , 1 --A -...y , Q K-, X . L, ' 1 .A ' . -jg. J Au 15 x g, . t , ,ff:5,', 1. 4 . I - 1, ...,, 1- 'rL,.C.g.1.., ,ge . -3. law s ,w 4, 44 , s mg if National Honor Society Many people are followers and for these people there must be leaders-leaders in service, in character, and in scol- astic achievement. The National Honor Society is composed of these recognized leaders, selected by the teachers and the principal. To belong is indeed an honor-a well deserved one. Walker Douglas President Aida Mankowski Vive President -...f' l 3 Front Row: W. Douglas, R. Hiblmrd, C. Luras, C. Henry, B. Kolts, M. Case, M. Pierre. Second Row: M. Horning, 0. llietlrich, D. Zuelow, D. Slrou , K. Rex, C. Frantz, A. Mankowski, N. Cotton, B. Parker, P P. Ac-schliman, C. Shanks, Miss Skogan. 3 for 5 Diane Zeulow Secretary Nancy Cotton Helen Skogen Treasurer Advisor 97 Front Row D Brmkerhoff B Stoup J Stevens P Holsclaw P Osterholm, D. Pugh, S.'Sheeran, P. Smith. Second Row B Baker R Kirkwood f Fictor M McClellan J Freen Miss Hill, B. Bradley, M. Heiling, M. DeMe'yer. Marv Lee Hill Pam Holsclaw DOC Stroup Carolyn Fichtor AJWSOV Vice President P7'P5ld9flt Secretary filfgx EY 'ix Margo Heiling ' Treasurer il -71 Girl's League , ' v E League sponsors such activities as Tolc Week, Senior Dessert, the Faculty Potluc and assemblies. . . . I a n a cl cl e Serving the girls of Col High Girl' lc Each girl is automatically a membe and has the opportunity to develop school-spirit, leadership and participate i activities The central council is composed of girl from each homeroom, four officers an the advisor Miss Hill. A meeting is hel once a month to discuss problems that hav arisen. 'Q Front Row: D. Carlson, R. Snow, P. Larrick, L. Taylor, Godfrey, J.. Hartman- Second R0w1 L- BFYSUII, D. Shine, B. Johnson, I. Myers, G. Hunt, F. Serest, J. Castleberry. 'fir' ,afl- 4 G Q 1 at ar' Q John Allen Bill Johnson Pete Larrick Advisor President Secretary Boy9s Federation Boy's Federation is an organization of gigan- size, since every boybin school belongs. It's aders are the newly created Boy's Council embers and the club's officers. It cooperates highly with the Cirl's League bring about their traditional activities, and ntributes to the development and education its members. Among other activities, the club onsors several concessions, mixers and Dad's Yght. Jim Castleberry Treasurer Ki, ,, y John Meyers Vice President Ui Lon Renz Treasurer N Q '- -. -K ,-t 1 F' 5- 1 1 - of 5- v 5 Front Rau P Jorgen en R Young J Porte lx 'Vleiggs .I Meiggs Second Row D Catt B Brown, F. Kurtz, D.Jensen, J. McKenna J Hill Future Farmers of Amerl The Future Farmers of America fall into the cate- gory of both a club and a class. Much time is spent at the farm tilling the soil, raising livestock and ready- ing entrants to the exhibits and fairs. This organization is spon- sored by the Kiwanis Club. The work done by the group is of good quality, and is recognized as such throughout the state. -5? William Advisor Wayne Jackson Ralph Wade President Vtce President Secretary Retailers Promoting interest in business and the teaching of good citizenship in the community take place in Retailers' Club. Social contact is offered by either working in our school store or after school at the various local stores. The students are encouraged to become familiar with progressive business methods and systems, endeavoring to raise the standard of training for business. ae fs 1 Front Row W. Jackson, S. Payton, R. Geiger, J. Boggs, C. Curry, C. Andrews, M. Turner L Moss B Davl J James D Haugen, L. Patterson. Second Row: D. Richardson, R. Wade, G. Whiteside B Cluck L Holde N Schnell J Burke, T. VanWyc, D. Black, D. Chapman, Mr. Leathers. Here we find students from Retailers at work at Anflersons. Pvrplvxing clvrision ? Rosalie totals the tabs. ,.-h 1 David Blark. Carolyn Brown Pa! Lair ,fir- ' I x. 1 x Cvorgv Pivrfv, l,oEllvn St. John. Rosalie Cvigvr Loran Holden 15' 9' Tight Squeeze ? '03 Pat makes the pitch! I - W S Key club Gerald Henry President T Gordon Hanna District One of Col-Hi's most active clubs is a service organization, Key Club, sponsored by the Richland Kiwanis Club. Some of their projects include helping with the Community Chest drives, selling concessions, and cleaning up the school grounds. This club is dedicated to the betterment of the community, the school, and club members. Kevin Reilly V ice President Front Row' C Henry T Van Wyck, K Willis R Johnson D L ' E N' h l Keith Willis Secretary-T -Y ', 1' 1- v- ,K.S'k,T.D ,R. ,. , ieci-:In-znlffngi iggyv., N. Schnell, J. Martin, T. Crawford, C. Hanrlixna. Creed? Cdllllirsl, lflbglik, K. lllgillly, T.Cl7-'l:dlTdD.TDelCl:2d, 'Y Hazel Case President Row: H. Case, S. Sartain, C. Webb, C. Franz, L. Lee, H. Clark, C. Hokanson, P. Kennedy, P. Cruz. Row 2: C. M. Keeney, W. Hopper, L. Stafford, F. Eager, L. Semin, J. Anderson. Future llomemakers of America Bake sales, the giving of baskets of food at Thanksgiving and Christmas and even attempts at mastering culinary arts are among the activities of Future Homemakers ol' America. A more active interest and appreciation ol' Home Economics is the'main objective of this club. Columbia Christian Crusaders J F' 5 Columhian Christian Crusaders also has the motto of.Confessing Christ Constantly. Howard Newell Providing Christian fellowship for those students wishing it is the object of this , club, President At hoon every Wednesday inspirational meetings are held. and fall and spring pot- luck suppers are among the activities Triple C sponsors. -- .3-G' '-r f Q?' .gf P lf.. ., Row: M. Peterson, J. Rolph, M. Minnear, R. Simley,.M. Horning, D. Thompson, S. Apgar, S. Williams, S. Vickery, S. Housley, amer, G. Ager, H. Holder, S. Warren, A. Willmott. Second Row: J. Finney, P. 0'Mealy, P. Cochran, S. Withrup, A. Parker, M. l05 M. Farrens, J. Bell, B. Fredrick, P. Whalen, S. Wright, H. Newell, T. Moss, .l. Russell, B. Bettenburg, J. lones. si, .3 ,aa if ix. 9,1 L ,K- qu 1 Front Row J Russell D Klme D Meyers 5 Volpentest P Larnck L bryson K Recker B Hudson M Johnson C Henry Second Row' M Melntosh A Fredrlckson S Prlce S Collms S Denherger D Stroup B Bradley K Brown A Mankowskl D McGregor J Edgar, Mr Black Gerald Henry Treasurer Kathy Brown Secretary 106 1 .pa- Lvnn Bryson Vwe President Alda Mankowslci and President Having Journallstlc talents and using them to advantage has a reward membership ln Qulll and Scroll The Ernie Pyle chapter of Qulll and Scroll was organized to provide a place where students could discuss journalism and'llterary skills. l 4 'ggi .I -J 4 , '-2' 7 'U I. i , r Aifla Marlk0WSki Charles Ware Francis Coehlo Boh Hud on Editor Business Manager Advisor Editor Columbian Click, clack, Oh, dang itll Crash, slam, Be sure to sign outf' Chop, slash, Well, where is it? ll Glue, smash, Due today?l! Swish, slap, Do it again?ll Swoosh, groan, Arc-n't they back?!l ' Rip, stamp, 'LAII through?!! Sigh, Well, what do you know! Seattle or Bll.9l.'.' s section outs pirturvs u-hilv Nanry Shortpss looks? on. fi W? 'luv Aida Mankowslfi and Mr. Covlho talk things mor ,lg Denise Pearce Activities Galen Whiteside Photographer Maryanne Mclntosh Advertising Editor Mary Coates Classes Charles Ware Business Manager V f last.-. L- ,r ,3 D' fs X. Y of z -0- t w -Q. 4 i MaryEllen Baker Classes Editor Kathy Brown Classes lim Russell Activities Editor Nancy Stull Advertising Aida Mankowski Keith Sharp Editor Classes 'Q' ' Bob Hudson 7' Betty Parker Q i Editor lg: Art a F K Y Donna McGregor Greicljann firt Editor Gastklll Q Clubs' J., 2 Marlene Thaves Music Editor Ray Loescher Nancy Cotton Sports Art Nancy Shortess Secretary 'Merrill Johnson Sports Editor Geraldine Elliott Clubs in Pat Tomazin V A. Activities 5 ' 1, v i i Aft James Burke Photography 52 xy 41 Philip Nelson Photography ' 5.x ' 3 Fi 1 L, t V ig Y Judie Roberts Sharon Chapman Advertising Clubs Editor A , Sam Vol entesl Faculty Editor Terry Van Wyck Photography Edttor Betty Denms Kline Alberta Sandne Collma Barbara Brown Reporter Frednckson Exchange CUTUIUUOVI Fopy Editor Editor Manage' Tlllman Moss Photographer Bryson Barbara Ken Becker Bradley Adverttsmg News Edztor Manager Sandra Associate Denberger Fdttor Reporter M anager Uenms Reporter Kathy hex Reporter Reporter Feature Edltor Jamce Edgar Reporter Pete Larrnck Sports Eduor m Photographer C -l Lynn Bl-yggn Donald Black Editor Advisor Sandstorm The hurried clacking of typewriters rushing to meet a dead- line. the frantic writing and erasing of many pages before a satisfactory one is finally done, and a few low mutters here and there from some preoccupied students . . . all of these are just a small part of the activity going on in the Sandstorm room when a paper is on the way. From this din and clamor each week comes our Sandstorm. Hectic you say? No -just typical. Betty Stroup Editor Pat Aeschliman uses Bell's invention. J 40 Ken Recker Advertising M Barbara Bradl News Editor J Lynn Bryson meets his T uesday night deadline. 34 'ww at Aeschliman Nancy Shortess Joyce Green 38 Aida Mankowski Gil-Ps State On June 27th, 1956, four girls from Richland left to attend Cirl's State on the campus of C.W.C.E. at Ellensburg. They arrived home on July 3rd triumphant fall were elected to of- ficesb, tired, and happy to have joined in this magnificent experience. The assembly, consisting of 350 girls from all over Washington set up an imaginary state complete with city, county, and state officials. Uut of the activity, work and play, many deep and lasting friendships were formed. Sponsor- ed by the American Legion Auxiliary, the pur- pose of Girl's State is to instigate a more demo- cratic spirit and enthusiasm in government. A,- Letterman9s Club Lettermen's is open to any boy having earned, by the sweat of his brow, a letter in football, basketball, baseball, track, cross country, tennis, and for being a student man- ager. The purpose of the organization is to create a brother- nood among those participating in sports, and enable them to function as part of a group. Some of the activities sponsored by these, our more burly students, are a homecoming float, three scholarships awarded in the spring, and noon dancing which they hold in the Girls' Gym during the winter. M no ,f f wtf Q ff f-N Y'.S 1 td W I X x l 4g . Q ., 'El sr. Front Row: L. Gilbert, R. Wade, .l. Irwin, D. Neth, G. Carlson, R. Burke, R. Kenner, C. Lucas D. Johns, D. Mills, B. Clark, R. Linn, J. Camaron, D. Dettman, B. Porter, C.Pruden, D. Brooks' K. Sharp. Second Row: J. Castleberry, K. Jones, C. Hankins, 1. Carlson, C. Wilgus, P. Larrick M. Kruetzer. D. Wilson, G. Stephens, B. Hoyle, G. Mulligan, L. Arnold, D. Barr, J. Richardson .l. Meyers, T. Kuykendall, P. Ratsch, R. Hanson, D. Fleskman, J. Morton, D. Roberts, D. Cow gill, K. Ryan, P. Crook, D. Traver. Jan Hall President 36+ 4 Loretta Reich Vice President Joan Brown Leslie Swanson Kari Reynolds Advisor Secretary Treasurer Girl9s Athletic Association Amid the shouting of Come on', and You can do it', evolves an active club, Girls Athletic Associa- tion. This club tries to promote sports- manship, co-operation and achieve- ment to aid in better relationships. Potluck suppers, play days and concessions are among the activi- Q' ties sponsored by this club. 2' . N ln, xl .J X Front Row: P. Jones, E. Beetle, M. Magnuson, A. Windsor, F. Casebolt, E. Foskett, P. Miller L. Swanson, L. McLenegan, R. Stroup. Second Row:R. Myers, P. Watts, P. Aungst, J. Brown, I Hall, L. Julien, L. Briley, L. Wilson, L. Reich, L. Johnson. ' Q 1 ' . i' ' - if ? , QV V K , i i F Q .Q A 53 ,nw ,. ,L , 1 Byron Kolls 1II'f'Sil!f'llf .furry f., .wi A-' Q .., ,lim Andvrson Vial' Prvsiflvnt ,, 1 Q Q f M 'fi ff Gerald H4-nry Sl'l'l'l'flIl'f' 'Q Q iff Harry MQ-lm-ns Trvusurvr H4 RI 1 '4F- mf -af! Ju-1, ' mt x , 1 A Front row: A. Mohondro, N. King, J. Lodge, K. Ray, E. Meyer, J. Link, S. Heath, S. Warren, K. Brown, P. Holsclaw, S. Vickery, D. Warren, A. Wilmott. Second row: Miss Mecum, A. Grover, J. Sowden, S. Olson, S. Sheeran, M. McKinnon, A. Grimm, F. Hammock, R. Bell, H. Clark, J. Cameron, B. Kolts, H. Meyers, R. Erickson, D. Priebe. Cadueeus Club The group is quiet except for an occasional low whisper here and there. An air of expectancy and excitement hangs over everything. Then, as if by signal, a single person rises, pulls the shiny silver instru- ment he is to use from his pocket and goes to the comer. The low scrape, scraping of metal against metal can be heard as he sharpens his instrument to needlesharpness. He finishes and all is finally ready. Ten- sion can be felt mounting in the group as they anticipate his action. He turns slowly and faces the motion- less, sheet-covered hulk on the table. Suddenly with one swift deliberate stroke, he jerks the sheet from it . . . another Caducean dissection is underway. Oh, incidently they do have other activities-between breaks that is. These include trips to hospitals, selling concessions, sponsoring mixers and enjoying guest speakers from different hospitals. Bryon Kolts President K if i J ,gf 'di . T -' X wg, x 5 Kathy Brown Vice President ' Scffelafy Sue Vickery -9: Sandy Olson b Treasurer 2 IIS -X, smut.-an run. -'Quang aff' 'HM ,.. fiivf ,- . D Front Row: D. Krugar, L. Haugen, C. Bishop, S. Apgar, S. Anderson, P. Tomazin, M. inaves, J. Stevens, M. White D. Cord, D. Brinkerhoff, S. Denberger, M. Wade, K. Ogden, D. Heath, B. Branham, J. Nelson, S. Toner, C. Brown N. Clugston. Second Row: J. Anderson, C. Trout, S. Reil, L. Stewart, G. Ager, S. Gates, M. O'Neil, M. Nichols, D Pittock, J. Green, D. Pirece, A. Parker, S. Ogston, M. Walton, S. Price, M. Heiling, C. Sullivan, J. Mitchell, E. Kenzel R. Regimbal, S. Van Wey, J- Webb, B. W'hite, A. Atwood, C. Romanelli, L. Burt, J. Hayward, Mrs. Thompsen. Yr Dianne Pittock Treasurer Sunnie Ogston Vice President Maryanne Walton President Marjorie Nichols Secretary Maryanne Walton directs a Commercial Club meeting Advisor Joyce Reddekopp A is E pf' 4 ng' 'K x .nn luwnl. N ilu: rll ll Ill rrlllfl In wulr' Lf '1 A 3 gsfa' wi - 4 'v W ff !, 4 .fr gy V 3, Q , Q, . -. .,1g,.f,' ,y ' ffflx- -1f'f'f.z1f112:'f, 34'i:E?' STATE 1 .,. ,ww ' , v x u 4 .1 ., , . , L 31,9 ey- 4 D. 'Q 911 fig' ' ,nf 1 , . ,M 1,,m'?'F ' . L J , ,H :H - f Q Q1-1. , ' A V V pigs, 4 N v' -' -Y V' .. l,.1-ii, , . . Hb 4 , U 11- , v x ,ni a v f' 4' 5 1 . Lf L , , , ,,. , ' .. - KJ nj: 1 K, K 1 U 1 I .ni Ba., 5 fn., 'S v. 5 ,- Q .1 f,v ... +.- fu 'I' Wow-.. ,..W.-. .V ,.v....- .---vnu --H a ulullluuwll 33 0 um tory over the Kennewick Lions . n . v , - Bs urtue of a 27 6 uctorw over West Brem erton the Bombers closed the season with a 6 2 record The two defeats came at the hands of the first ranked Walla Walla Blue Dewlls and the fufth ranked Pasco Bulldogs aeeordlng to the fmal poll of the season bw the GPOTISWFII frs and coaches The Bombers were ranked 1 lc venth Bob Pritchett Coach 1 r :- 'r Francis Rish Head Coach Ray Juricich Coach 4'5 X.. E Lib! 4-Q' -,.. '-Y 'Rins- bil:- -.ny-'ar' '? '-...Q ,,-.149 ..: -. 1 ,.-,...-.V g L-. A . ,K Y J.. ...- s. , -,.,n N1 A . , A - --.. 7 V- ' ' K1-P.-,.'..:..A.. . - f-f V -- L .... . ,,,, rv? Q-, 1 . - --- 4 , , , - .. :' 1 ' -:fu . 6 , Q. Q-' .i,:4'v-V' ' - t A , - ' :ff 4 ' An :ff' T... . 99 s Ken J ones H alfback RICHLAND 33 HERMISTON 6 Wlth the flrst strlng plavlng only 16 mutes of the game the Bombers trounced smaller and outmanned team of Hermxs on Bulldogs 33 6 The flrst two tlmes Bull ohnson recelved the ball he rambled for ouchdowns It wa no conte t from the egmnmg w1th the Green and Gold s strong ffense and equally strong defense worklng t a peak Other Bomber touchdowns were cored by Klp Jones Norrls Brown and I 111 Llpke 120 Klp Jones F ullback Paul Ratsch Guard RICHLAND 19 YAKIMA 0 Dlsplaylng a potent runnlng attack and a strong defenslve game the Bombers defeated the Yaklma Plrates 19 0 ln the fxrst game of the season for both teams Wllh Blll Johnson Kenny Ryan and Dannv Neth leadlng the offenslve attack the Bombers ran around through and over the undermanned Plrates John Meyers Gary Armstrong ,llm Wllllams and Pat Crook led the defensive attack agalnst the hapless Plrates Qiwi George Mulllgan Cralg Buchanan H alfback End RICHLAND 21 WALLA WALLA 28 Travellng to Walla Walla after a week layoff the Green and Gold clad Bombers were defeated by the second ranked Blue Devxla 28 21 Wlfh the fumble bug hlttlng them as has always been the case of the Bombers ln Borleskl Stadlum the Bombers gave Wa H1 two scormg opportunxtles whxch they took advantage of The Blue Devils scored flrst on a 30 yard pass play from Don Davls to Roger Amundson Blll Johnson Bomber halfback fumbled the klckoff and the Blue DCVITS had a flrst and ten on the Rlchland '74 yard llne The Blue Devlls scored m three plavs one a fumble whlch resulted ln a ten yard galn for the Wa H1 squad Rrchland scored on the flrst plav after the klckoff as Blll Johnson went on a 60 yard scormg Jaunt Walla Wfalla led 21 7 at halftlme The Blue Devlls scored once ln the second half whlle the Bombers turned Johnson loose for two touchdowns one a 44 yard Jaunt Norris Brown Gary Armstrong Pat Crook End Tackle Guard Robbie Kenner RICHLAND 13 PASCO 20 The Bombers lost their second straight home coming game 20 13 this time to the Pasco Bull dogs The Green and Cold clad Bombers looked like they were going to control the game as the first time thev received the ball they went on a sustained 70 vard march which resulted ln a touchdown for the Bombers Pasco bounced back and tied the halftime score at 13 13 The second half was evenly played as neither team could get going except one bnef Pasco march which produced the winning touchdown Danny Neth Halfback F ullback RICHLANIJ 28 WENATCHEE 14 RICHLAND 33 KENNEWICK 0 The Bombers set on revenge for last ears defeat stomped the Kennewick Lions 30 From the start the Bombers were ever headed Against an overpbwerm round game and a tough defense Kenne lCk gave up all hope of an upset and con ntrated on scoring which they never did wo touchdowns apiece by Bill Johnson nd George Mulligan plus a touchdown ass from Johnson to Norris gave the ombers one of their best games of the ason Kenny Ryan H alfback The Bombers looked like the team they are against the Wenatchee Panthers Led on the ground bv Danny Neth and Bill Johnson thev took over earlv ln the flrst quarter Neth with five minutes gone broke away and outran the Wenatchee defenders for 69 yards and a touch down Wenatchee fought back and scored on a pass play It was Neth again who scored for the Bombers on a plav around end The halftime score stood at 14 7 in favor of the Bombers Play started in the second half with the Bombers ground game extra strong Johnson and Kenny Ryan scored in the last half after bruising ground marches The Panthers scored once more in the game as the second string went in tor the first strm When the gun sounded end mg the game the score stood 28 14 ln a well de HIGHLAND 26 JOHN ROGERS 14 served win for the Bombers of Richland George Stephans Quarterback The Bombers still fired up from their last game went out to meet good John Rogers team from Spokane. The Bombers received the opening kickoff and in less than two minutes had gone over for a touchdown. With the stands not yet quiet from the' Bomber touchdown a speedy Rogers half- back ran the kickoff back 91 yards for touchdown. Richland bounced back for a march that resulted in another Bomber touchdown. This made the score 13-7 at halftime. The rest of the game was equally hard fought and when the gun sounded the Bombers were vic- torious. 26-14. Bill Johnson Halfback W Ted Kuykendal Jim Williams Center Guard Tackle ACA x f . John Meyers Bill Hoyle End JOHN RICHARDSON Tackle RICHLAND 27 BREMERTON 6 A highly regarded pack of Wild- cats from West Bremerton came to town looking for a victory but went home licking their wounds as the Bombers took a 27-6 victory. Quarterback George Stephans and end Norris Brown led the Rich- land offense as the Bombers closed the season victoriously. Bill John- son. playing his last game as a Bomber. scored on a 21 yard run before being injured just as the first half ended. Bomber guard jim Yvilliams intercepted a mid- air fumble and rambled about 30 yards before he was stopped from behind. Bremerton scored its touchdown on an 80 yard march highlighted by the passing of their southpaw quarterback, Del Lu- bash. The Bombers. stopa H1-rmistou playafter a shor jaunt. 1 ff-rf X X xx- lil 7? 2' -Le -:A ,,:-'fix' ix. 'jf 5133 ,J,'1I-,B s aux f'ff L 1 fvex X J' '. 5' . Ie -, . ' JB NX ' 75 '.:' V, Ww w My , .xml mx. ,fx . vw ,H , 7- lr f 1 ,., 4'..- J ' Don Roberts Halfback Center OVCF w -., , U.: ,, -V ,W D , s '-55 ,gf-Qgwgi' - --1 fi - .an - ', 1 , .. ,vi -'-Qian 1. D' , f ' .x - .-g Q. -f- , .AU . , , 7 . , , , X, V Q .jj ,,-, Lag, bb , .7 D . , . P ' ik P-5 W -- D -,,,- lf, -, ef , ,4f4f9,-'-si-nik - I 4 . L A V, 3 4 N , A - 411421511 '1' ' ' , Dwayne Muller Bill Porter Darrell Fleschman Quarterback End Gubrd Al' C Miller B Llpke D Armstrong J Hartman D Henjum B Shogren 1-in .-iw Y Paul Liddell Jock Cameron Larry Gilbert Guard Hfllfbflck Center 123 .. .f-f , . , . , . , . , . , . . A 5 . ,-- -,-wr' -,. , ' .n D f 1 7-., . , .. . I- ' Q.- - ' , 1 ' Q 124 Front row: G. Corcoran. D. Jensen. B. Clark. L. Baker. D. Armstrong. J. Knoefel. B. Yeager. Middle row: D. Cordon. Nl. Patzer. R. Plum. B. Perry, D. Mills. R. Snow. B. Lewis, D. Catt, R. Creenhalgh. J. Hartman. G. Hankins. Bark row: J. Dreher, J. Carlson. K. Martin. J. Choate. B. Shogren. F. Kurz. R. Wagster. T Beaulieu. F. Saltz, T. Ronk. M. Arlcdge. J.V. FO0TBALL Although their won-loss record was not the nbest in the world. the Bomber Babcsl' played lgood ball all season long. The team gained valuable experience under the guidance of coach Ray Juricich. This experience will prove useful next year when football season rolls around. Some will put the knowledge to good use and make the Varsity. and others will be retained on the J.V. to gain more knowledge. Arthur Dawald Coach TRACK sg: -Q .Af Ui Ray ,Iuricich coach ART DAWALD Coach Col H1 s track men are expected to place hugh ln the Valley meet this year .lohn Meyers C W Brown Cary Hankms and ,lohn Rlchardson are returmng m the fxeld events The sprint ers are the strongest group with returning lettermen Gary Lucas Darrell Fleshman ,lock Cameron and Ken Jones The distance group lrn George Stephens Don Brooks and Bull Llpke Ted Kuykendall and Dale Traver ln the hurdle round out an experienced team ln all events gmc NJ ,Av Uma 4-7? SPRINTERS Bark row D Fleshman L Gilbert U Hoffman D Segle J Cameron F row R Shelby G Lucas captain K Jones D Mills ., . . . 5 7 , . . , , . l,-l I . qs .7 s' ,I , . , . on x, ' 1 'J v p , Y WJ I m X.: ,:c . . C' ' 4. Nr v. - J . W. x V ' . .-fr 'V ' Qfxfff . ,Y 4x.'1 , ,-gf. ' ,T , 5 - f ' . 4 :If-' - , .9 -- P , -, . V. .'f..L?f ? ' A jeg, 195' I. - 'ff J ,. ,, 1 . '...' -vr , -f 'Sf .' , ' ' fx ' ' 'wa'-: :' 5 ,-f 1--'. , . - - . . .r A., . ,- V ...uw . - M.. - ' : . . . , . , . , . . . . , . , , . , . . hs WRESTLI G ' .47-5 i. Row I. Snow, R.g Lewis, B.g Brown, B.g Hankins, C., Mills, M.: Diettrich, C.g Shelby, R., Soehnlein, lg Mallow, 1. Row II. Small, R.g Kuykendnll, T., Shogren, B.: Winch, A., Roherts, D.: Neth, D. Jerry Irwin Manager ln the second year of wrestling. thc Richland High School wrestlers held their own. They traveled through a successful season and sent Danny Neth and Ted Kuykendal to the state wrestling tournament. Ted and Danny did very well, both placing third in their respective divisions. safaris ,g7' Don Roberts on way to decision over N! g ont Row' B Roe W Burk D Nelson, ll. Carlson. C. Phillips, D. Davis. Back Row: L. Parchen, 1. Warren, r . . , . 3, . Kern, B. Malulshy. ll. Segle. G. Li . . BASKETBALL The- Junior Varsity under coach Ray ,luricich has a vc-ry good season. Juricivh. combining a halanrvd offensv, fast break. good hvighth. and te-ani work turnvd out a winning warn. Some of the boys who proved the-nm-lvvs capable wil? go on to play unde-r Art Dawald, the Varsity vouch. in i if , , 3i.Jfi iw Ray Juricich 5 coach i X ll Yfxg, - Wide aw I ' - managers hard at u'orl.'.' John Rogers 56 Lincoln ITAJ 51 West Bremerton 66 Stadium Norris sr-ores one against Pasco from vw well spread offense, one reason for Richland's :A gl X2 4 0 ART DAWALD Coach I L V1 W . 15 - ,rrrrr V V i 5 L... PAT CROOK GEORGE STEPHENS Guard Forward w E fl , '-ag , 3? R Qc E: 5 ., fly' k A ' '91 izfi iw x' .H L' 1 x gg':.' 4 i 90 V ', fc, 0 . vvfg U 5 xx ff -. 5302 fowl Qnnfp 655439 X. so if MDL? 3 1 'O fs-ig Q-gf Row B Johnson, N. Brown, C. W. Brown, R Burks, P. Cr k Back row: L. McDowell l. MyCl'S,B. Maulsby, W. Gill .l. Castleberry Sweeping aside all opposition in both pre-season and Yakima Valley enteries the Bombers rang up a string of 20 consecutive wins. They stretched this to 22 wins dur- ing District Tournament action before the string was rudely broken by Wapato, a team Richland had beaten twice in con- ference play. ln a close game all the way Wapato finally won out 53-Sl. ln State Tournament play the Bombers. who most spectators considered as the best team there. split their four games. The two losses at State came at the hands of Lin- coln of Tacoma and Stadium. also of Ta- coma. while lveating John Rogers of Spo- kane anrl West Bremerton in one-sided games. The Bombers finished the season with a 25 and 3 won-loss record and sev- enth place in the State Tournament after leading the high school poll all season long. usually by 100-175 points. Eff I 9 A - C- A 6 f :ff ge, mf ,A 'f'i'f' 31 4 'fi' w w s. Uv 'ugh Rlmell Burlm 1104311 by hln.alfm 1166-41 uirmry ovvr SlllHlySil1l'. A ,QI .. .s, 1 , 1 U ' W i BILL PORTER Manager 'mr FIPID FW FNIS Bark ron D Burr NI KTPUIIQI ,I New-rw ,I RlCh3I'llQOIl B Shogren B final Iront rm: R lvnncr Nl Xrlul C Hllllxlll F W Brown D Bern B Porter v. 40 vii 'M 15 AW 'fn In-Q S DISTANCE GRULP Bark rou G Stephem B Llpke R Hoff L Hanna D Devme Front mu R Graf-nhalgh D Brook- E Trujlllo B Plerard . A CW A J '- 1 ff . - m, . 1 1- - f' 'l. ': . ' ' ' .. . .- ' gv, 1. z S .. ' . . . . f ' 'G Q I !67:J9 QI, :... dm! Q 1:1 5 I , A nr A. ,,- y n L -, L I 5' L Ill :xl L, L! -r i - .1 , . : ' ?f', I5. fc, v . 1 -- y i-br., Ti' 4 ' 1 --'P 127 qT 0' in Cn- t V N r-' fi 7 ' -,Q, 1 4 ' -,...........---D 0' 1, ,... - - .-.-ai v . , . Q1 A T , X 5' n I f NY 4 Y X , .' a N ,,V' Q- , ' U, I' 2' A I! Q Hji K e ' , 1 ll.. - 0 'V So'- , X K , lx, gg lu sw 4 s 1. -I q A , I ,. , ,.,,.. - ,K- Xii xx 'S Managvrs B frcen J Choate P A LIDHTOIO M Patzer ,Q 'AQ' Qi ---1 -ni? 9'4- -,yan N-149+ 5 ,NF-AH HURDLERS Back Row ,I Vallely B Yeager E Sturdevant T Kuykendall T Moore Fr row D Traver R Lewis D Cordon N Pugh . . . . .. . J , . . . . . . - b O, A, -- '-' - 1 -' '5 - ' wa x . 1' , - 1 - 4 , .-IMI' .5 fl 1 W ,H ,, NW ' .HI v' . , ,A . , V,,,, K-Af. ,. . AAJ... ,, V .., :g f ,, ' , ' a 1, Q. - . 'Q .. iw ,ls A .-.,..b, mfg! ,Q-35. x, .x .- V , ,. uw' 1 A ,I 'J'-'Q .. ' ... - . . . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , , , BASEBALL N6 :V 1,.f- i ' an , 4-W' Francis Rish r S Dan Neth C L h A Gary Wilgu Field r mu' , Pitcher Starting the season with three doubleheaders in three days, the Bombers won four and lost two of the first six played. The Bombers are defending Southern Division champions and are expected to success- fully defend their title. Staffed with a number of returning lettermen. the Bombers have experienced players at every posittion. The outfield is the same as last years with Danny Neth, Kip Jones. and Daryl Johns alon with newcomer ,lim Wendland. The infield has Norris Brown li and Sonny Morgan at first base, ,lim Castleberry and Dion Nlaruca at second while Bill johnson and George Mulligan are at shortstop and third base respectively. Doing the catching will be Pat Crook and Daryl Henjum. The pitching will be handled by Gary Wilgus, Willard Nelson. ,lim Overdahl and Larry Leavitt. 2.4 'J O Bill Johnson Shortstop lf 55 S Q Kip Jones Field George Mulligan Third Base -J 4 I 5 V 7 1 ! CatChvr a 1 4 A I J -R A iv First Bagse U Pikcher A 1 1 a 4: f Mx? li First Baised 1 54, r Serond Base Jim Castleberry Second Base Larry Leavit Pitcher Mable Pitrher 3 , Willard Nelson ,lim We-ndland Pitrher Fivlrl 4 1- .fr,1..l.,,- I W ,4,9,,,.,....:,.,.:......, .. Daryl Henjum Catrlwr . 4' George- Carlson .lllllllagpr ENNS 3 17 as Lx-4'9p'S'33 wave rviluh Vg, 'N lr:-I-.w..q.u. l' 195+ Manassas? 'WJ Back row C Worcester J farlson K Qharp D Prlehe D Davis Czrl'9 teums B Brown B Tegner B Baker 9 Toczek C Hauff D R Sharp H Hughe Mlddle row J Jones C Horton D Monroe Kruegle L Juhan W Marsh Front row M Godfrey C Thomp on Mr MOITIS should he qulte happv thls year as he has a number of returnmg lettermen for hls tennls squad Thev opened the season Wllh a 7 5 VlCt0l'y over the Pasco Bulldogs Bark thls vear are Clmton Worchester .llm Carlson Kelth Sharp Davld Prlebe and Joe Jones on the hovs slde whlle the glrls have Barbara Brown Bettv Tegner Chrlstme Houff and Linda Jullan back Thus should make a verv good squad Mx 16 46 5252 X23 we-if- '..:-13-:f ,114 1 Z:fg5g 5-V ff! ll 1 'N .0- X Po- ml K WH 0 0 X A Q ff Q :r O N' G O i 5 ' , . B ' I ' . K ' g ,H hifi - -1 I :am . r B 9 D l i 4.674 .. X -...g... , 'ssl' l B .... Q Q D' ' ' 'a .. , B' . . if lffifj' ' AH - y' f-i ?Z-tgxx lf'?1'vs eff- - G B I I f g-Vg, fig! lx asv 5 q nhl,-,, ,M QW M 1 .N,.L1r.9.l W .El Z fff'Wrfr1 Q NNN l, in 'I A X , n , 132 f e e GOLF Barry Dill lohn Crew Coach lg Bob Anderson Pete Larrick Ronnie Johnson Fred Knostman Charles Conrad .1-1 .A,,, 1 . l .lim Krider Cap Phillips Phil Kaiser 5 X GIRIRS SPORTS Girl's sports under the direction of Miss ,loan Brown have made considerable advancement. They are heeoming one of the Yakima Valley's top girl's athletic groups. They have had their share of honors in volleyball. badminton and tennis. Also the girls participate in basketball. softball, and some golf. QL' 9 1 1 -11... , t ..ni .::::g-:Wy The girls on the court 85 0' AMR A. I ', f' ' 4- 4 Q t ,' V, l ' ,1 --:..., AJ, V , A ., -,. -:.,, 's . 'i I ,3 II, ' N,HA', in-1--v: U va . ' 'L is bi 3' ,I qi ' :L ,i . .A ' Q, Q if--A . xi ' is-Ll,4' V ', 1 Q Q- r, If '- ' . Q ' ' 9 .1 :fag-4 . 1 -afgiflf . Ei t , . , 'A L-'f' .Q Qkm' ' ' ' tx My 4 ' - ' vs' -,Eg -.Nz f.- iz . Z. fix- ' ' J ' ,A'i'Lf r '.-LJ' A The gals have hm ln effort and partlclpatlon -nfs 'i in me w our talents -P.E. CLASSES real ef fort' i I :xv, V Ml' I il yi , 4 mf 5 N A Q JW L joy in journey . rf' 1 .tw-a-...,t The P. E. elasses under the direction of Miss ,loan Brown. Mr. Risll and Mr Priteliett do a number ol' things :luring the year. Some of the events are for the boys football. basketball. wrestling. boxing. tumbling. track. archery. volley- ball. baflminton. tennis. track and Swimming. Thr- girls participate in all of the above except football. wrestling. aml boxing. The pietures are of tho B0y's P. E. rlasses in action. ax, , audience of appreciative students J - '1 ii'-il NI X g 4 Q I 'fl-Ly r X I I H V1'lrw Ann Mvlntosh Advertising editor Xxvg Nancy Stull , Judy Roberts Milling rrowds Th ron ging, l'u.whing, If uying. The stores harbor ourneedsg Supply us with our rzevossilies, Qatisfyirzg ilu' people. fl iT! V' ' L, CIVLITISIHU' Dfsly X . Ii VOS , gk V A Svfgx es ,fx K Lx! f' 'N fx Jw VD HIM QXQTF K' X00 1', rl., If fix 'X SX 7 ff! f ,P f xv I , , ,, ' Q-x.,x k X ,-' v ,.- X X . , J f '- fl ,A ,NP , K I , 4 4 ,f A , ff N X! x ', I. Q 3 , N x f X . - ' 5 - .W - x E Y J X 5 , X X K l, X ! N I, I 4, it 1, I l f'.L 1'5 W Glflll ,B Q as N L 'i f' 5i jvvh Q41-J ds tn X TQ: 4 Q31 f' N of f, 1 Plvlss ll.u IS 'i ' j My -Q . l 'W jgxdkvkh G f ' 5-. 9 91' X. M A A 137k Mldstate Theater Kqrd C0l'P0 at'0 md x O Q IO KC Thrifty Drug S General 0f 1109 TH H FR Cm br X1 pcxsco WY We 1, A fk Z Specialty XP' .4021 I' '11 38 5' x O 4 ' axw. V. Tfdxk 4 .f 'uv 'Q qlnf Korten' W ASH I 'Ni TON NIH ,QA- il! WX' Velma's Parker's Hardware 1305 I EORCJE WA HINL.TOIN WAY IHI JXIDWIN Richland Bell Furniture, Inc XIIRXX L3lllg0VlllS Glft Shop I XIIRXX Columbia Book S UN XX P 'S Spudnut Shop -28 WII I I KM Richland Branch Natlonal Bank of Commerce I .IXIIW Qmember of fdsc Lallatts Jewelry l PTOV N THF NTI-R Ill ll IDINI. hop 139 Densow Drug J SR Penney C0 pr-QSCY-,pt-'lon Spa 'OMS-ts your Om: SIOp Shoppmg Qfgrfcgr Shlelds Book 8: Stationery, Inc Mademoiselle Beauty Salon JADV7N Y Sc Dry Cleaners By9s Burgers S DU NE 140 James Je J CKSO Laundr fl Style Center R WAY 1101 WRIGHT 0 o 0 u f5 ' 1389 G , GE WASHINGTON WAY ' I 1314 1 Q O O 1360 JADWIN ELG X , ,X A 509 A N 'I .N ' , ,. R1 X 1106 HARD NG L ,wg 5 pun, 113 THE PA K 6 a A ' WMU 106 V9 Cu Q Q 'Q ' 51M U9 ,X I I 6' ' ff, '+ I ws fog 'Q 'M WWW IOM sf fi I 'Q 1 ' HZXN li? 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I 2 It N1 D I :Im xxII,l.l,IxIs I II I I X If I q I ' I -IIII IQEIII :ri WIS VIL 'Wu' 4, I I I I i I ,, V I I I V , I II. I' I I I I II I,I II I , I I' II I II I I v I II III II II I I II III II II I I ,L,,L,JfiI WWIIII II I I I- '- ' I.:I ISIIJIHLII L ' I I I 5II III-QI: I F , if 4 I Q I N1 ' - A . II-I3 vi I1 f I I, .WW I I . ' I LJ I I III? , LIN I .4 I I Lb 141 ..1gf5:g',h ' - K- ' ' BID 44 pl, '51 4 ' L1,.fr, AF L J Seattle First National Bank t 5 A4. ' 1,3 G-ATA 'O 'Q.qs' .A .- ,,..,'-rev' - ,gr-ilH '. .QPR , Q, gig ,, tg Q A wwe.. i .JI ,M . .- . 'If' ' 1 I ,v 1 l u 'l?1 x cv ' ll A l I l I A fjga' 1 ' 'Qu n t -Q 'fu .1 15' L 2' N W I 4 9 wi 'f v' 1' M Q-, - 4 '. t Q 1 ,qglwa x' 1.4, Qu 1 l -la, v lg ' h .1 v, ' .:- ' - ' .5 ga 'E 3 4, If . 7' Q , Au. '. Xtfwg ' '-. .L-,I-' NH.-A ' 'l'g mf -.,-'E'K A 4 1' -in ' N, E 1.Q:i,.v V 154 H . V 'WT ' ' fx E . r l ' 41- 'V '- 4 I Q r Q7 fx ykfs f 1 9 ' ' 5' 'H' 4 f Q 2 ' '. , x4 4 3 Q ' E . M Q Y u, -' uv! a , X Xt .A 1 a 10 ' f w fn. Alf . . F 'R Y 4 til-A ' xoqv. xv! AN 17, 1 fl l I I 'o 'i Y F I 'S X A , ' s A' q- .1 ,V , 1 1 '7 X x Q f 'I Nmnt 1383 CEORVE WASHINFTON WAY Kl0ster's Camera Shop ,22- ., if '.v ze , .wig l . 1' 1 4f' :rl 1 i L I R.: ,I , 1:2 I .I , ' 1 4 ' . 4 K ff t' y 'fllws ' arf! ,. . af., 1' V --' -fu- .I , , LL' e. -. infix f X ' ' 1 - ' Vi f 2 X. 4,1 cv e. -' '- H! I H rf . 1 Z: I . - . v x., N, fe :phi 1 L L -. ' ,-744-1 EH 1, f , ,A-1--1 1' I 5 1 3' -if . The Clrcus 0 280 Wll,l.l.-U15 : A' - 'ik -e ? McVickers Jewelers 1430 GEORGE W KSHIYGTON WAY div kfUl,lwYXB filo mwq HX WX! IWXX Kemlell Ellis Photography Uptown, Richland morlin Johnson, rngvr ff f, R ix XX' fy X XX X o f of Y V ,ff X X X !y X If 6 36, X X I Richland n 3 1 Supply Co. ii I I if X Qf Downtown Rnchlancl I ' X X ichland Bowling Q , xx! lley X S! ecreation Hall Downtown ichland ,ff R x XXX X 'FQ' D .fp ' 's l Q. i J J. J 'M ., X 1 sys Y It Q 4 I 1 2 .S Qty' , QE: K 'fi Q, 9 .1 X I i .4 X I-,lv fs- f' XX -gh T'Uf'1'g 9 gR0BLlsY mL .l0nNs0N 1 'bfi' downfown parkway PlIOTOGRAPllY U 146 -'A 5 15 56.-. -5 X Va' 4 lv' if 1 . , 'flu'- VJ' 1 ' I rf ' M .G Ei 'ff L , .X . x I 32 1 , ,Q , f- ,A 4 WL I 1 Lag? V 0 ' V X ,: ' fy' , fu ' 'u 1 '., '? l5 -kffi-, if fgxvjlyii ,, I A f hl 365' 1 . I P f I if . KA I 4' our x f if I f Cgu+ogYUX303 I 48 f 7, pnfkf Q f J2, 3 Q U . r f' f y X' w f 3 T3 QAM W' J Q W' Y - ff 7 2 Ww if ' wx N X' XX fkw K , Aix KIRK L W M Ax 5 . ffl, 1 I E 1 X 3 x 'ix e ? K 4 r f 1 FR ,ffkkxf , ' NF N4 2 xy . XA if Y ixq gl WP! N as I fx- H2 X 1 'llr St Wlrs lwI3l'tlIl Karen Edgar Treasurer Nllke Wlllls Clean up Furol Bn hop Vue President Sandv Stlce Secretary Bnll Clark Prevzdent Marv Lee Coates Publzczty 3 k row Sandy Olson., Sandy Ashbaugh Mary Lee Coates Bill Clark gm?-K Q ti, Hawkins Front row Mlckey Ellmgson Janet Best Carol Bishop in-qw. Gene Home karen Edgar Sandy Slice H1 Spot IS a dance held everv Wednesday from 8 to 10'20 and Saturday from 8 to 11'20 Here, hlgh school students go to hhe a good tlme, dkancmg and talking wlth frlends. A planmng council meets every two weeks to dlscuss and plan special dances and decorate the Homecomlng float, which placed thnrd thls year H1 Spot offers good, clean fun 149 . 5 1 L a e 3 1 g I S il 2 , NW F Q ' ' . , ,I jd xi' ,g 'S -L ' .' A 'A ' ,, - . ' W V I . ff s Q , 'WX ,af-' K V M a .x ' Q , e ' , h A ' 1, ' 1 V , : 11 V V: ' V ' ' ,f ' 1 A 'Elf' . ' . . : . . -, , . , s , ,' tr . , ' 5 ' I A V I t 4 , l f I 5 ' l 1 . X O TTIGH ME ZX' Men M JEEX f 5 'X4 MAN' 1lL81iS l1c'r111f0e lfl'lll.DREll' Cf ery 22 PCOPICS HANDS Y4 'n ell I . HQ, a v f . 4, l l' I l lfil . w iv 'L V . Q fffgfi' 'il k H594 ' I ,ff ggi?-f,P ,X 'nf a s . ' 3 ,xl s fo' 8 - W A 'fx Avi 'Eze 2,7 ' W 'i?1,.3A W' -Q - Sm. 1 '! ?3S32'jf541zQ!fI 1 Q' fx A . i f - . 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