Rochester High School - Rochesterian Yearbook (Rochester, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

Presenhng YOUR SCHOOL 1958 ROCHESTERIAN Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL ROCHESTER WASHINGTON Edlfor Busmess Manager KAREN STOUT JOHN EKO YOUR COMMUNITY YOUR COMMUNITY RADIATES P .rl ' 11'-Q, - .- v., . - , is Q 4 . ' Q ' 1.1! ' 5' -23 'J 4 -- 2--.14 ' V , .- - ,'- 0 x . W - , fm 1 tif.- ut FROM YOUR HIGH fCl'lO0L The world events of this current school year have turned the attention of the United States to the fundamental and basic role that educatron must play If we are to continue In our posltron of leadership Each year year books of hsgh schools over the country carry such a message as this Each has been written with the hope that the message of encourage ment might inspire the graduates to share the vision of a country and a world that will become a little finer because of our efforts For some of you this year marks the end of formal education build on what you have acquured throughout your llfetnme Your education should never cease For others among you thus only a relay point and we now entrust you to the hands of other teachers or all of you may you achleve all the success of whnch you are capable K ir- 9 s ' Ava' 9 ski 4' wL JOHN H STEVENS Superlntendent SITTING AT ADMINISTRATIVE DESKS This past year has seen new scientific develop ments which have In turn centered a great deal f attention on education in the United States Every one agrees that education is essential nn the world today You the senxo s of l958 have been engaged ln the task of gettlng an education fo l2 years However you should reallze that your educatnon has not been completed What you have done so far rs establish 1 foundatuon for the additional learning that you will fund necessary In the future We hope that the foundation you have built IH the past l2 years IS one that will stand strongly in the years ahead I4,,bvx 'X .f-tfl ,omg M 1 l Hi' In ' -,,,-' o- 'f LOREN D LANPHERE Principal Wise Old Owl Cafe We Specialize in Good Food Rochester, Washington F0 Ford's Prairie Market Groceries, Meat. and Lockers rd's Prairie Washington . ya' . , A S T Q E QV 1, , . , '- 2 - ,L ' iq -ty - -nd . -fy. k , ... ' ' A ' 2... y, ii, tffkui mf r - Q ' , E ,g E ff E l ff ' ' 1 . , -1, I S , f J xg, ., J f I l - - . f' S I X l 1 ri 1: 1 O A . Q . . . I ' Y , kr, , l A l l I I l' . A , ', -..... 1 I I , ,a Q-, k t L ' ' I ' s S 1 ll 5 sl YQ 'gil' -h. if Q1 I 1-nf' F fi I V i 1 F . 5- Burdett Holmes works on his senior theme. Students hunt for book report material. WE LEARN LANGUAGE SKILLS Q Q 4 Mr. Donald Smith Miss Catherine Christopher Mr. Fred Rockey Rochester's language department offered many courses to students. The department featured courses in composition and literature. It recognized and tried to fill the demand of today's world for a person who has a working knowledge of his own tongue, English, and fundamentals in a foreign language. Mr, Smith, Miss Christopher, and Mr. Rockey handled English courses. Mr. Rockey headed the journalism department, Mrs. Wilson taught Spanish. Journalism students work at mimeoscopes AT' '29-H .ga Art students work on paintings. MUSIC AND ART Q Students studying art and music learn to enjoy and appreciate these fine arts, The arts allow a person to express emotions and feelings and share them with others. Mr. Reyes directed the chorus and band, Mrs. Miller taught and encouraged art students. Band members work on music for coming performance. S 'i 1 Mr. Reyes directs chorus in practice session. O9 Mrs. Martha Miller Mr. Aubrey Reyes N nan 5-'if 351 11 lx X 8 My -1 O N we i.. Q X Lili .. 2, yi n 4 .J-v 4 3 ati: Y MR. HAROLD ATZ Trig students grapple with tough assignment, 4 EQIIATIONS AND SCIENTIFIC IDI Suddenly America felt a tremendous demand for more scientists and mathematicians with the launching of Russia's Sputnik in the fall, Rochestefs science and rnath departments gave students an insight into the fundamentals of these spot- lighted courses. Science courses help develop an understanding of scientific thought and methods. The mathematics courses encourage logical thinking and painstaking work, Mr. Atz instructed students in physics and biology classes. He also handled the first year algebra and geometry classes. Mr. Lanphere taught advanced algebra and trigonometry, Mrs. Wilson was the instructor of the general math class. Are the charges positive or negative? W Sf l -f .rg-I M lg.,Y 1 The physics class goes outside to study the velocity of sound. l .dm K' .. l 'T' P ' an ' 354' Pr , 1 f C' f' ' ' f -'GV K we Q' 5 J 1.1 qt x 1 ug E PEOPLES' PROGRESS AND BUSINESS TECHNIQUES Social science gnves one a knowledge uf the peoples of ether ttmes .mtl other places. It focuses attentuon on better under- ntamluml .mtl .ttwprechttunn nl lmllwldunl wcletnes and govern- ment-. wntlw ilu- atm uf L'sl.1lllI5l1IV1Q better world lxvlng. Washnngton lmstory and nrnentation were taught by Mr, and Mft. lirnwn Mr, Brown lwamlletl cnntemporary world prulmlems. classe-. Mr, Narslw taught US lwlstory. Mr. Rockey taught the -.ocmlwgy-economlcs clas. Cummvrcral cwurses teach students skulls nf the business world The traunrnq ll1sTllls IH them technrques usable In bus:- ncss, as well as other fre-ids. Mrs. Merry was nn charge of the comrnercral department tt-.uclwnng courses an typrng, shortlwand, and bookkeeping. Larry Mnrosh concentrates on hns typung accuracy. ,Y L 1 v?QQgfQ 4- ' 060004 3 00600 A 'NC sfklfwxft, . MR. CLYDE BROWN MRS. ALICE MERRY Bull Tlbbetts checks hrs bookkeeplng answers. Margaret James and Roma Lee locate a clty for a world prob- lems assignment. ' Q 10' K ,'...i--' MH, 405' is MRS. STELLA BROWN MR, LARRY MARVIN HOMEMAKING AND FARMING Q Q 4 The vocational courses of home economics and agriculture provide backgrounds in subjects varying from animal husbandry to nutrition. To be able to grow high grade crops or attend to the needs of a family are essentials in this modern world. Mr. Marvin was the vocational agriculture teacher. Mrs. Brown taught home economics. Girls work to complete their sewing. Sportsmen's Headquarters Guns Ammo Fishing Tackle Glasspak Boats Phone FL 7-7863 Ag students bone-up for coming exam ,Dix Arwen, M I , gr if MR. JOHN NAISH MRS. MARGARET WILSON RECREATION FOR HEALTH Vicki Lamper tries the trampoline in freshman PE class. gi. L 7F .. s..1L A , Physical education builds strong bodies and gives training in group recreation. Student learn to play and enioy many popular American sports, Mr. Naish handled boys' physical education classes, while Mrs. Wilson supervised the girls. One! Two! Three! One . . . Farmer's Insurance Group All Types of Insurance 507 W. Main PE 6-494l Centralia RSM f' ffl S. CUSTODIAN Mr. Boring OFFICE ASSISTANT Mrs. Naish BEHIND THE SCENES HELP SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Prang, Mr. Holm, Mr. Bier, Mr. Tedder, and Mr. Tapper. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Ruege, Mr. Goodrich, Mr. Larsen, Mr. Strand, Mr. Iverson, Mr. White, Mr. Schraeder, Mr. Brown. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Marcella Moline, JoAnne Keesee, Charlotte Voetberg, Sharon Mus- grove, Roma Lee, and Margaret James. P.T.A. OFFICERS Mrs. Betts, Mrs. Lund, and Mrs, Fagerness. YOUR SCHOOL OPENED ITS GYM DOORS TO YOUR COMMUNITY FOR EVENING RECREATION ACTIVITIES Power Saw and Marrne Inc Bingham s Texaco Stahon o o y s g o McCulloch Chain Saw - Oregon Chain ower ve entra sa, ash Rochester, as m 820 N.T A . C I' W . BR 3-5515 W h' g wyn lx gr ra ni .4111 -I gi i , -Al 1 Q ,if gs' 42' Z ,,- 1 3-,- um u SEPTEMBER School opened Bug Lnttle Slster Party Football with Toledo OCTOBER SWW Girls League Conference Hallowe en party NOVEMBER 6 8 Flu vacataon ,1- DECEMBER 5 6 Basketball lamboree l5 Christmas Concert 2l Jan 2-Christmas vacation JANUARY Lettermen s dance Fnrst Semester ends Boys Club Carmval Father Daughter Dessert I5 2 l4 Dedlcatlon of Bualdmg l6 Football with Wlnlock FEBRUARY olo 2 SWW Basketball tournament MARCH Skatnng party Torch Club skung Girls League slumber party d tlmes dance Band and chorus contest at ii-l Morton A x j APRIL 3 6 Sprung vacation 9 Il Fun Week 23 Sensor play MAY Mothers Tea Sprung Jumor Concert Senior Ball Sensor trip JUNE Semor pncnuc I Baccalaureate Jumor Sennor Banquet 4 Award assembly 5--Commencement 27 6 School s out -Q6 E .L J 3 'N 25 M- n l 'Y-I I 1 I z , P - I ' il . . gg its - R f I ' l2- ' ' . A 31- ' X t f5 i 1 A , ., If 3 1 lk I .5 lf U 4-All-School play V ': . 9 537- ' 52: I C 25? 6- . 'Q ri: - A 22-- - ' 29- A as b I- . 6- . Io- .- . l6- ' ' 23: Q n ' t' 4 F15 QQ' ,,-v O C ' 0 CHARLOTTE VOETBERC Treasurer C U Z San 6 el' BTCG 3 O ING 1.7 JOHN EKO Presldent COUNCIL CENTER OF GOVERNMENT JERRY MILLS DEAN TEDDER Publncnty Manager Vlce Presudent Thus year the Student Councul has had as nts oblectuve the promotron of eftacuent and effectuve school government The Student Councul anded rn the Dedncatnon ceremony promoted a Hallowe en party and obtained a school pucnuc They added the presidents of the Boys Club and the C-urls League to the Councul The Student Councul has apprecuated the cooperatnon of the student body and hope they have served the students well MR LANPHERE KAREN STOUT Advisor Annual Edltor Seated Chuck Nylund Roy Snyder Margaret James John Eko Gary Johnson Judy Anderson DolleneWe1ks Standung Charlotte Voetberg JoAnne Keesee BnllSandell Jerry Malls Landa S h I D T dd M ll M l Karen Stout Mr Lanphere Mrssung Kent Newman MARCELLA MOLINE Secretary Cf' 'E r Mm' Aviva 3 BURDICK'S FOLSOM FLORAL COMPANY Flowers For All Occasnons Flowerfone PE 6 3040 Zll C North Tower Centralna Washungton x- S 'W ' in Y ii J , hm E - A MRS. MARGARET WILSON Advisor LINDA SCHULZ Sports Manager TWYLLA STEWART Vice-President X JOANNE KEESEE President x ,' xx MARGARET JAMES Secretary DOTTI E CAPAAN Treasurer TEA, TOLO TOP GIRLS' LEAGUE YEAR The Girls' League have sponsored many and varied activities this year which have kept the girls very busy. Among these activities are the annual Mothers' Tea with a spring festival theme and Queen of Hearts Tolo which both turned out very successfully. The girls also sponsored other activities for the enjoyment of the entire student body, such as Fun Week and the Christmas Party. For the girls alone there was the Father-Daughter Dessert, Big and Little Sister Party, Slumber Party and Swimming Party. In October Rochester Girls' League was the host for the Southwest Wash- ington Girls' League Conference. lt has been a very reward- ing year for the Girls' League of Rochester. First row: Twylla Stewart, Linda Schulz, Dottie Capaan, Margaret James, JoAnne Keesee. Second row: Sharon Winkle, Dollene Weiks, Sylvia Russert, Marcella Moline. Gus Barber Shop ROCHESTER, WASHINGTON Knowles Builders Supply Everything for the Builders l2l l Harrison Avenue Centralia BOYS' CLUB WORKS FOR FIELD LIGHTS The Boys' Club undertook, as their project this year, the raising of funds toward the lighting of McCleary Field. Events sponsored toward the cause were a dance, a turkey raffle, a profitable carnival and a car wash. The Boys' Club also gave a Christmas dinner to a needy family. 5 Pa, Pm'-ex HMC,-sta . . gt 4, :I i ,Q so N ' i, xg , xl ' 1- 1 BILL SANDELL President ,, Q 5 In iv f wifi' K KENT NEWMAN Treasurer rf? ' ' A., 'KRT :T Q1 Y A . ' BW, fw- n f gm Graham Implement Company J. I. Case - MM - New Idea Farm Machinery Chehalis, Washington t x . gli' . ..-. V. ., V- 1 ' Y If 1 ' L J MR. BROWN Advisor -., r- 4 ac . ,gf 1 .a MARVIN LATTAU Vice-President -'Nr gi vs, 'x I '- 5. . Wjfxyii' ah: N! g ,M's,'o - sua, I I LARRY FUTTER Secretary Jv' 'iv 1 SW , Q tx SKZOLQTQQ SXO CW! ext 11 QOL up on r gx fob Wtxjxgd 0 T N OX 09 Aer x ii-OU Q SC xfpgefx Q00 wfftt 8 wr C ROCHESTERIAN 1020 3 tvmciko Sxcqbafudl tv Karen Stout edutor Jehm Eko btmmss mmager Twylla Stewart wsu twt edutor Dem Tertder ass: tmt bus: ness marwaqer Mr Rockey wdvusor 1 nes rtr wrtlmru dcwd 1 the numhrr one problem Porhr str rrm Edrtor Karen Stout Warrior Edutor Marga et James tt tht r stuffs confronted wt rvr y tu Stuff members for 1 teh lrubtnewtmn rvrrtdlrd ads wrotc copy 'md typed and typed ct tvpr t Struqqlmq wth 1 tubborn mnmeoqrtph michme thr Wurrmr mff kept the 'studrnts Informed on recent happen mos Avmuwl stwff rmmhc ri, up tn thelr elbow In rubber Cement md ptcturrs prmturtd 1 Iwstmg m mory of 1957 and 1 5 at Roche ter Hxgh School CENTRALIA BRANCH NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF SEATTLE Member of the Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporatnon Marcic Moline, Ken Brunton, Jerry Mills WARRIOR Bill Smdcll and Roy Snyder Margnmt Jnrnvs, Enlilorg Mr. Rockcy, Advisor John Eko. Burdclt Holmes. Roma Loc Photo-Arts Studio Martin Motor Parts, Inc. Portraits - Camera Supplies 709 Capitol Way Olympia, Washington Centralia Washington Q it ' Q '- x f I . , ff . , . BURDETTE HOLMES President exif il l Front row: Capaan, Schulz, Darling, Keesee, Erstrom, Voetberg, Hamilton James, Second row: Marvin, King, Russert, Garber, Whittaker, Hillis, Weiks Stewart. Third row: Robbins, Dewing, Palmer, Justice, Hennessee, Johnson Bundy, Lund, K. Stout. Fourth row: K. Stout, Boring, Futter, Tedder Winston, Brunton, Holmes, Eko. i i n i Torch Club is an honorary society whose members must maintain a grade of B average or better and the new members must be approved by the standing members. This year's membership was about 35. 5 ., ln addition to selling tickets at ball games the members had several other 2 activities. They sponsored a booth at the Boys' Club Carnival which was Shave E ., the Balloon , went skiing, and went on the traditional beach party. MR LANPHERE Officers for the year were Burdette Holmes, president, Carol King, vice- president, and Linda Schulz, secretary. Advisor TORCH CLUB AND SPEAKERS FILL YEAR WITH ACTIVITIES The R,H.S. forensics year was officially opened when the members of the team attended a Forensics Clinic at the College of Puget Sound. The second event of the year was a series of practice debates with Olympia High and North Thurston. On February 8, the squad made their first big step by going to Van- couver High for their first debate tournament. The second tournament attended v ' was held at Pacific Lutheran College on February 2l-22. X Ely Karl Stout and Andy Hagara were on one debate team, while Charlotte Voetberg and JoAnne Kecsee made up the other team. Sharon Musgrove par- ticipated in interpretative speaking. Miss Christopher advised the speakers. Mlss CHRlS-l-OPHER Miss Christopher, Sharon Musgrove, Charlotte Voetberg, JoAnne Keesec, Andy AdV'50 Hagara, Karl Stout. glib llllll ,,,,,,g,..gnu..-:C 'RIB' LEWIS PACIFIC DENTAL SOCIETY Centralia, Washington Chehalis, Washington Lamper, Moline, Musgrove, A. Winkle, Weiks, Hamilton, Whittaker, Hillis, Johnson, Bundy, Rogers, S. Winkle, Dobson, Mrs. Brown. Seated: Russert, C. Voetberg, Harrison, Holmes, Keesee, B. Voetberg, Tedder, Anderson, Marvin, Wharton. The Future Homemakers of America began the program for the year with a melon feed. The other events early in the year were initiating new members, installing new officers, conferring of degrees and cooking and serving luncheon for the Southwest Washington Girls' League Conference. The girls made toys for the Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle. ln January a bake sale was held and in March a dance was given. On April lOth and llth, three girls, Linda Schulz, Anne Whittaker, and Lorenne Hamilton, and their advisor, Mrs. Brown, attended the State F.H.A. Convention in Pullman, Washington. Reports were given upon return and a special speaker was featured. In May new officers were elected and degrees were conferred, ending the second year of organized F.H.A. in Rochester High School. The officers of the organization included: Jeanette Harrison, president, Sharon Musgrove, vice-president, Anne Whittaker, secretary, Nancy Erstrom, treasurer, Dollene Wicks, parliamentarian, and Marcella Moline, historian. BIIDDING HOMEMAKER! AND AGRICIILTURISTS The thirty members of the local Future Farmer Chapter elected Larry Mirosh as president for the year. Other elected officers were Wayne McMahon, Bill Hilcman, Larry Hamilton, Kent Newman, and Dan Parkhurst. Excellent exhibitions of livestock and poultry at the Southwest Fair, the Elma Fair, the Puyallup Fair, and the Junior Poultry Show were provided by the following members, Dick Slaymaker, Wayne McMahon, Dan Parkhurst, Marvin Johnson and Neil Murray. Livestock judging teams also represented the local chapter very well at the fairs named, as well as at Carnation Farms and at the Auburn Livestock Show. Norman Wickstrom was selected delegate to the State F.F.A. Convention at Pullman. Larry Mirosh won the Washington State Bankers Award as the out- standing senior member of the local chapter. Bill Hileman and Terry Tapper represented the chapter at the District Cooperative Contest. Chapter activities were financed by a successful Christmas card sale. The group organized a basketball team which won three games and lost two for the season. Back row: Mr. Marvin, Newman, Slaymaker, Whittaker, Schey, Jacox, Van Auken, and Ruege. Front row: R. Newman, Parkhurst, Murray, Mirosh, Hamilton, McMahon. Wickstrom, Johnson and Russert. u nal 1 .L 5 JEAN ETTE HARRISON President vig Q ' 4 X. x MRS. BROWN Advisor l ,- XL I lg, . is .-w Avg' T 5' . 4 , N. Q 3 LARRY MIROSH President .- 3' , . gs i' ' .nge KL. ,. Afif, A MR. LARRY MARVIN Advisor EVERN DEN STUDIO Cameras - Photography - Amateufs Supplies 2l3 North Pearl Street Centralia, Washington ROMA LEE Presldem Front row M James J Harrison C Voetberg J Keesee M Molme L Darlmg X MRS MERRY Advusor L Schulz D Capaan Back row Mrs Merry B Holmes D Welks D Rogers A Wunkle K Erstrom S Musgrove B Hnllus T Stewart B Garber G Marcoe The FBLA has left thus year wlth a long lust of accomplushments They held several night meetungs and pot luck suppers The FBLA sponsored a hard times box socual one of the year s hughllghts Servuce wnse they dad a large amount of mnmeographlng and typlng for many clvlc organuzatnons Enough money was ransed to buy puns for the members Roma Lee headed the FBLA as presvdent She was asslsted by Jeanette Harruson vnce presudent JoAnne Kee-see secretary Marcella Molnne treasurer Margaret James hlstorlan and Charlotte Voetberg reporter PRESENTING FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS AND SCIENTISTS s H5 KAREN STOUT President MR ATZ Advusor The Scuence Club ns a new organnzatnon at Rochester lt was formed only this year lts members are of the physlcs clas During the year the club mem bers attended a Scuence Farr Idea Day at the College of Puget Sound In Tacoma Some of the members have scrence protects and Karen Stout wall exhnbut hers at the Science Farr to be held April lO at the CPS Fieldhouse Offlcers are Karen Stout presudent Lorenne Hamllton vuce presldent and Jerry Mnlls secretary treasurer Mr Atz IS advisor for the group Ron Bannck Mr Atz Ken Anderson Jerry Fagerness Ray Jacox Davnd Whlt taker Don Huston Eddse Jacox Ken Brunton Roy Snyder Karen Stout Sheila Johnson Larry Futter Lorenne Hamilton Qualnty Cleaners K Cr M Well Drllllng Company Agency Connnes Store Rochester Edwln C Kung Owner and Operator 110 W Mam Centralua P O Box 376 PE 6 7220 Centralla L Darllng K Stout L Schulz T Stewart Y Klundt M Mollne J Keesee B Voetberg M James S Musgrove B Garber G Marcoe R Lee D Rogers D Capaan Throughout the football and basketball season the halls were decorated wrth pep posters made by the GAA Later the gurls helped the lettermen decorate for thenr semn formal dance held on January l l Durmg several noon hours the GAA sponsored a gurls basketball tournament wrth the lunnor gurls wunnung the champlonshrp The offrces for the year were Margaret James president Linda SPORTING A LETTER The Lettermen s Club rs becomrng one of the more actlve clubs rn school ln January they held thelr annual semr formal dance the theme berng Wlnter Wonderland They partrcupated In the Boys Club Carnival by runnrng the con cessnon stand Officers for the year were Jerry Mrlls president Marvrn Lettau vrce president and Bob Strregel secretary First row Eko Slusher Lettau Johnson Holmes Snyder R Jacox Futter Brunton Malls Palmer Second row Palm Errckson Banlck Barkhurst Whit taker Fagerness Slaymaker Tedder Sandell E Jacox Wrnston Thurd row Nylund Blanksma Slater Strlegel Crews Meyers Anderson J. C. PENNEY CO. Hugh Quality and Low Prices Olympna, Washrngton 'NS MARGARET JAMES Presrdent -ad' I fra' 'FN MRS WILSON Advnsor JERRY MILLS Presrdent 'G '9! 'Qc-1-7 MR NAISH Advisor . -Q57 0 K , Schulz, vice-presidentg and Linda Darling, secretary. '1.4...'I'.2u' fax I ,Q , ,Q I ' I f A1 I I , , . D - , - ian B fb s - I . - X g, .jf Q 4' i L Q. , A S. f ., Y 2 Front row: J. Johnson, A. Johnson, A. Winkle, D. Rogers, C. Davenport, J. Dewing, G. Lester, F. l-lennessee. Second row: L. Hamilton, J. Paulson, V. Sharp, S. Phelps, P. Martin, Y. Klundt, B. Voetberg, K. Erstrom, B. Haider. Third row: Mr. Reves, D. Colcr, H. Cooper, R. Walters, G. Coler, N. Wickstrom, J. Davenport, R. Fletcher. RAFTERS RESOUND WITH The music department at Rochester has had a very busy schedule including concerts, exchange programs with other schools, sports activities, and contests. The music department sponsored two concerts this year, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. The band, chorus, and nonette all participated in these two events. Margaret James was elected president of the band and along with her are Mike Knepper, vice-president, Linda Dobson, secetaryg Pat Morris, treasurer, and Dale Olson, sergeant-at-arms. The band's new uniforms were first used at the Spring Concert. A Music Boosters Club was organized to raise money for the band uniforms and to promote an interest in band activities. The nonette has also been very active. They have sung at many and varied places. The nonette received an excellent rating in their contest in Chehalis. Rochester sent two delegates to the All-State Chorus and Band. Thos participating from Rochester were Roger Palmer for the Chorus and Barbara Dean fo the Band. High Way Garage Rochester Mercantile Expert Auto Repair - Welding Doris' and Virgil Morehouse Phone BR 3-5882 ROCHESTER Phone BR 3-5112 ROCHESTER A. Winkle, A. Whittaker, G. Lester, J. Stevens, L. Schulz, J. Kcesee L. Dobson, J. Anderson, M. Jarncs. TUNE! FROM ROCHESTEIVS MUSICIANS First row: S. Winkle, V. Schrader, B. Haynes. Second row: G. Stevens, K. Mills, C. Hillis, J. Hughey. Third row: M. James, M. Knepper, D. Olson. Back row, seated: P. Morris, G. Marcoe, J, Stevens, S, Ayers, D. Yerrington, L. Voetberg, D, Lund, L. Dobson. Back row, standing: J. Ayers, D. Wharton, Mr. Reyes. Fourth row: B. Olson, D. Sey- mour, G. Bartlett. Fifth row: T. Davis, R. Stout, L. Ott. Sixth row: F. Wickholm, T. Schrader, D. Meyers. F? t l.tt The cast-Carole Davenport, JoAnne la Keesce, Nancy Erstrom, Dean Tcddcr, Yvonne Klundt, Dottie Capaan, Bill Sanf dell, Andy Hagara, Virginia Marvin, Jeanette Harrison, Roma Lee, Wes Har- rison, Kent Newman, Mike Boring, Twylla Stewart. ht I Another Iccturc notice? Stick it up. llbuv ,.v'Kr A .il . l i gl . , .- vi A 1 e ff Nl ,ix ? ' w r i fx' -L 0 .1 .ri M N . . 'l YOU CAN'T KISS CAROLINE You Can't Kiss Caroline was the title of this year's all-school play. The play, a comedy- romanee, took place in a drug store run by Ma Rand, played by Twylla Sjewart. The drug store was a hangout for East End High School smartset. All was going well with the group until a new girl, named Caroline, played lay Jeanette Harrison, moved into town. Caroline is very different from the other girls, Dottie Capaan, Yvonne Klundt, Virginia Marvin, Roma Lee, and Carole Davenport, The boys, Wes Harrison, Kent Newman, Andy l-laoara, Dean Terlder, and Bill Sandell, het Joe, portrayed hy Mike Boring, that he Canlt date Caroline. Further complications were presented when Caroline's little sister, Susie, Nancy Erstrom, appeared on the scene. Miss Jameson, a spinster school teacher, was played by JoAnne Keesee. MB: illllllll Above: Good afternoon, Miss Jameson! Right: How about another one, Susie? CHARLET'S FURNITURE CO., Inc. Quality Home Furnishings for Less Phone PE 6-3367 Centralia, Washungtrnn f-9 Li.. Mr. Stevens speaks at ceremony. School patrons examine facilities after program. Oopsl gg. ,C twill: i Jerryl People view progress of field Another dignitary speaks lighting project. DEDICATION WAS BIG EVENT EARLY IN YEAR The dedication of the Rochester High School building was made on Nov. l4. The featured speaker was Dr, Arnold Tiomsland, building consultant for the Washington State Board of Education, with many dignitaries and officials pres- ent, After the ceremonies, the building was toured by those present. rf TORCH CLUB SIIRVIVES SKIING TRIP A highlight of the year forthe Torch Club was a skiing trip to White Pass, For most of the brave souls, the trip was a series of highlights , as the business of stopping at the bottom of the slopes seemed rather complex and falling was believed to be easier than treeacolliding. Mr. Lanphere accompanied the group to the slopes but not down them. Lower left: Burdette Holmes starts up ski tow, Center: The skiers ffvtnrgaret James, Loren Wharton, Jerry Mills, Don Lund, and Burdette Holmes, minus Karen Stout and Dean Tedder. Lower right: Don Lund and Burdette Holmes rest after a downhill run. QR FH t x Lewis County Lumber Company Thurston County Federal Savings Quality Building Materials - Buy Here For Less and Loan Assoclatlon Phone PE 6-7655 916 B Street Centralia Security Building Olympia, Washington A PICTORIAI. REVIEW OF THE GIRLS' LEAGUE YEAR I COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT Students dance at Queen of Hearts Tolo Decoratmg was a bug job before all the more Important dances Wnll we ever get this false Ceulmg up right an fume? Tinggh-0m'g Aufq Elech-.C Centraha Federal Savings Cv Loan Electnc Motor Repaur Garden Tractor Power Mower Assoclaflon Phone PE 6 4852 Centralla Washington 207 West Mann Street Centralta Washmgton X1,mA'f5,Z . I s , . K .f 'r G , we X 5 3 V! .J .1 t A , V M. i' ju ,j 4 w' 9 ' Q s fn 1. H .PX Y N-. P - - - O . . N SMC- Bill Sandell and JoAnne Keesee dance as hard-timers. W l Each year many students feel the outstanding social functions sponsored by the school are the various dances. l'hey range from sock dances sponsored by the various classes to big extrayaganzas put on by all-school organiza- tions. For some such as the Tolo and the Lettermen's Winter Wonderland , beautiful decorations are the main feature. On one, the Hard Times Box Social, the theme TODZ was one of unattractiveness. The fB'0'Ha'd5 furmshed the For music at the Lettermen's Dance and the Tolo, muS'C O' two of the dances- the BloaHards were called upon. Bottom: The Senior Dutch Treat wgrgax .t My -T Daryl Dalebout dips himself some punch at the l.ettermen's Dance. ii I J - Eubanks Shop A Coleman Agency Insurance - Air and Ship Travel Auto Glass and Upholstery 505 West Main PE 6-33l4 Centralia lO7 West Main PE 647621 CENTRAUA Xwx t' iz f Zgff NX- M QX Wie X X X vuff ff if X i in E ff. S Qffffgj fff X X X f Wffwggb 1 Q yd , Christmastime at R. H.S. AtCht t h Itk look d p t Th b ld Q I d by gy th lChf h lps ht t tdbyth P hgmghffm . L It lbtf th Chr pfyhnd th I tdybf Chr 1 f Z ' ff , 5 Olympia State Bank fr Trust Co. OLYMPIA TUMWATER Your community followed the games played by your athletic teams fl SPORTS 've 52. - .ak ,W . Q Lf' LJ JERRY MILLS All-Lewis County Offensive Center Palmer scores final t wg I I ...gp - A A Q gg' . . 1 ,.. gl 4-. KEN ANDERSON BURT MEYER RON BANICK x JERRY MILLS I-sw it 5- I - N ORVILLE WINSTON All-Lewis County Offensive Guard ouchdown against Winlock. LANNY BLANKSMA KEN CHUCK NYLUND LES PALM GRID TEAM ,Q if X ' 1 , if s, LES PALM All-Lewis County Offensive End WILLIE S SPORT SHOP Spaulding Sets the Pace Willie Keeps in Stride Centralia, Washington qillwll ll Q C 'M an l L4 MELVIN FABICK RAY JACOX MARVIN LETTAU ROY SNYDER BOB STRIEGEL ORVILLE WINSTON SMOKEY CREWS JOHN EKO FLOYD ERICKSON ROGER PALMER MARVIN JOHNSON JIM SLATER SCHEDULE Rochester ..,.. ..,.. 3 9 Tahoma , ,,,..,.. 6 Rochester .. ,,,,. 27 Mossyrock , . , . O Rochester.. ,. 6 Toledo . ,. I3 Rochester ,, .. ,. 47 Morton . , . 6 Rochester ,, ,, , 45 Onalaska O P Rochester ., ..,,. 52 White Pass , . O js A 'J' J' Rochester.. ,,,., l9 Winlock , , 0 V' Rochester. ,,,,. 47 Pe Ell . ,, 0 Rochester .,,.. ., ,. fr I - Tenino ..,. - fCanceIledl STARTING TEAM MEMBERS ' Front row: Eruckson, Johnson, Winston, Mnlls, Brunton, Blanlcsma, Tapper, Eko, Second row Lettau, Snyder, Fabuck, Palmer, Palm. ROGER PALMER All-Lcwns County Defensive and Offensive Fullback ROCHESTER POULTRY fr EGGS J. W. Hillis 81 Son, Owners Phone BR 3-5862 Rochester, Washington WARRIORS LOSE ONLY ONE Rochester s grldlron Warnors completed one of thenr most successful seasons ln recent years compnlnng seven wms to one setback Thelr only loss of the season was a I3 6 defeat by Toledo the rnythncal state champuons The Warriors took s cond place nn the league after down :ng Wrnlock l9 O IH the sea on s tnnale and they ended the season ranked eughth un the state The prospects for next year are very good wnth a dozen returnnng lettermen 135 S B me .dv It 22234 Front row E Jacox Snyder Tapper Wnnston Mnlls Brunton Eko Enckson Palm Lettau Second row B Meyer Whittaker Anderson Banuck Parkhurst Faback R Jacox M Johnson Thurd row Dalebout Brown Mu grove Nylund Strlegel Crews Slater Blanksma Crank Fourth row l-leay James Russert S Johnson Davis Leach G Johnson D Meyer Wilson MICKEY NAISH Coach THE COACHES SAY It has been a dnstunct pleasure workung wlth our athletic teams thus past year We feel that un many respects athletrcs at Rochester Hugh School came of age dunng our football basketball and baseball seasons The pnde shown by most ot our athletes an belng a team member the excellent team splrrt of our squads and the wullungness ot our athletes to pay the price were v ry Important A great deal ot the credut tor Rochesters very tune pcrtormancc thus year belongs to the sensor squad memb rs In all three spots They have grv n tre m ndous physucal strength to our teams thcy have been outstanding team leaders and have conducted thems lves on and oft the tleld as athletes ot whom our student body and thelr parents can b justly proud The future uccess of athletucs as an the hands of you un lerclassmen Whether all of you can take the physlcal beatmg and hav the :nt strnal tortstude to become outstandung athlete us up to you We all agree you have the physucal ability to b vr ry su cessful as football basketball and bas ball players Wrth the help ot your parents teachers and the backing of the people nn our communnty Rochester athletlc teams will contunue to smprove CLYDE BROWN Coach Fmtfedera' WaIt's Triangle Drlve In Savm s and Loan Assoclahon g Across from Ft Borsf Park of Chehalns 921 Chehallg Avenue Chehalus Wash Centralra Washmgton F' ,ag fr, Mike Boring ,Tracy Musgrove, Bob Striegel, Roger Fletcher, Daryl Dalebout, Jerry Mills, Roger Palmer, Ken Anderson, Jerry Woltenburger, Burdette Holmes. Nic I Je., Rochester Quintet Finishes Third in League NON-LEAGUE Rochester 3l Tenino . Rochester 48 Rainier ..... Rochester 49 Tenino ROCl tESTer 41 Oakville Rochester 52 0430513 ,,,., This year's basketball team had a successful and Rochester 36 Oakville exciting season. Rochester completed the league season Rochester 40 Temno with a won 7 and lost 6 record. The team was composed of three seniors, two juniors, and five sophomores. With LEAGUE a composition like this the team gave the crowds a lot of excitement. The league games proved to be the most Rochester ..... 33 Toledo interesting. This year Rochester moved into a new and Rochester 20 Winlock bigger league made up of Onalaska, Morton, Toledo, Rochester 66 M Winlock, White Pass, Mossyrock, and Rochester. RO h t 44 Oosiyrsc c es er There were l2 league games and all ot them were Rochester 47 Mna as a ' important. The race for the league championship was Orton close and it was hard fought. Rochester won third place Rochester - -' --fv - 5l Whlle P855 and received a berth in the Southwest Washington B Rochester 47 Toledg ,,,4, Basketball Tournamen. The team did not fare so well Rochester 58 Winlock at the tournament and they were eliminated. Rochegfer 4l Mossyrock- Rochester 48 Onalaska . Rochester 55 Morron Rochester 6l White Pass TOURNAMENT Rochester ..... ..... 5 4 South Bend ROCl16Sl9I' 39 La Center , Lohr Brothers Music ' 9 Proffltt S Departrnent store Centralia Locally Owned Music Store CENTRALIA - CHEHALIS -- LONGVIEW - OLYMPIA 212 North Tower CENTRALIA O . r- ! J-if u Eg Q fu' ' M 4 4. f 2 - ' 1 M 0, 1, 'f ' R gg if ,.,, M , t W ' :K if R 3 gf 'fl www DALEBOUT MIKE BORING JERRY MILLS ROGER PALMER TRACY MUSGROVE YOLINGER WARRIOR CAGERS HOLD Uxhm-1 puvwwpw fm Imll Wolfixnburgcr goes up for layvm 01144-W'HlX f,N'fl w Lfwvlx R ' Q ..wN,, - 1 .5 1 K ,xi .XR ,Lau . .5 L 1 is 5, 3 g I Q' . 3 f f I - mf v :L A Q 1 f sv -we 1 x - s JERRY WOLFENBURGER CHUCK NYLUND BOB STRIEGEL BURDETTE HOLMES KEN ANDERSON PROMISE FOR FUTURE HOQP CROWNS Msllx qucx Mtn lmll Fagvrmcss and Fletcher tue up Oakvulle Wolfonburgur checks hw man Panforium Cleaners Dail, Queen Discount for Cash and Carry Y Piwouw Uk fy Qfglfx QXNJ V, vlmx Cmxrmxla L ::Lx ' w .1 X-8l1Ir.4'l.i Vv.4H l1' Y Rochester ...........,.... Top row: Dwight James, Ken Jenkins, Stephen Johnson, Jerry Wilson, Gary Johnson. Front row: Jim Waltenburg, Orville Durden, Larry Davis, Hobert Pankuk. The Junior Varsity, coached by Clyde Brown, had a very full schedule. They played I9 games, losing I I, and winning 8. The Freshmen squad, coached by Clyde Brown, played a hard season. They showed much improve- ment from the first of the year. FRESHMEN SCORES Rochester Toledo ,,,,,,, .,,,, 4 0 Rochester Winlock ,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 2 Rochester Mossyrock .. 32 ROCIWGSTGI' Onalaska ...... ..... 4 9 Rochester Morton ...., ..... 3 8 Rochester Randle ,,,,, ,,,,, 4 2 Rochester Toledo ,,,.,., ,,,,, 4 0 Rochester Winlogk ,,,,,, .,,,, 4 2 ROCIWGSTSI' Mossyrock ,,,,,,,,,,,, 34 ROCIWSSYSI' .... .,.. O nalaska ,,,,,, ,,,,, 5 I Rochester Morton .,.., ,,,,, 5 I Rochester .... Randle ,,,,, ,.,, , 40 Building for Tomorrow's Hoop Squads Top row: James Johnson, Smokey Crews, Dale Olson, Eddie Jacox, Chuck Nylund, Bill Woods. Front row: Tracy Musgrove, Mike Boring, Ron Banick, Dan Parkhurst, David JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 39 Green Hill ..... .... 4 6 Sorrell, Neil Murray. Rochester 35 Tenino ....,. ..... 3 2 Rochester Oakville .... ..... 3 7 Rochester Ocosta .....,.. ..... 4 4 Rochester Oakville ..,. ..,.. 3 4 Rochester Tenino ..... ..,.. 4 I Rochester Ocosta ..... .,... 4 I Rochester Toledo .....,, ..... 6 I Rochester Winlock .,....,....... 27 Rochester Mossyrock .a,..,...... 36 Rochester Onalaska ...... ..... 3 6 Rochester Morton .. ..... 30 Rochester Randle ., ..... 60 Rochester Toledo .,........ ,,... 6 2 Rochester Winlock ....,. .,... 4 O Rochester Mossyrock .,.......... 24 Rochester Onalaska ,..... ..... 4 8 Rochester Morton .,,,. ..... 4 5 Rochester ...... .... R andle ..... ...., 4 I JAY'S The Friendly Place to Go Phone BR 3-5l22 Rochester, Washington YEAH! WARRIORS! ' kgphr ' A 1 -.4 Rowland Lumber Company Keen and Howards Inc . K I J , Q . 'Q M - :- I I Q V 'Compltru Sfonk of Uunldunq M.1t1'ru.nlx Rvfnl Lumb--r .md Uusldnnq M.1f1 11.11 mg 1 ,A 5' fit Ml' Aff 4 1 af 'fa -. 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I 4 H- I Your school offered sewing classes to members of your community CLASSES LARRY FUTTER Pressdent do BONNIE VOETBERG Secretary Sensors, On Brink, Look Back On June 5 the long sought goal of sensors became a realsty For four ycars most of thcm had traveled the Rochester Hugh School Warrsor trasl Then wsth a dsploma sn hand and a flsp of a t ssel the sourney was ended and before them was the dsvsng board of lsfe whsch meant sunk or swsm un the sea of the everyday world The sourney up the trasl was one to be remembered for a lnfetsrne The change from green freshmen to rspe sensors had been one of many memorable expersences ln he fall of l954 a group of uncertasn almost too eager freshmen entered the halls of the old hugh school Almost beforgthey had gotten settled the busldsng to whuch they were becomsng accus tomed was reduced to ashes Hugh school was then held sn the grade school and other busldsngs sn the communsty wsth all con Cesvable makeshsfts employed to contsnue school For most st dsdnt take long to bccome entangled sn the web of actsvstses whuch sncluded the sponsorsng of a St Patrsck s Day dance When class offscers were elected Jerry Mslls was chosen to lead the class as press: eat wsth Pat Martsn as vuce president Barbara Waggoner as secretary JoAnne Keesee as treasurer and John Eko as sergeant at arms Sharon Musgrove and Les Palm served as representatsves to the student councul One notch further and the class was launched on sts sopho more course The hsghlsght of the year was The Nsght Owl Stomp a dance whuch carrsed out a Hallowe en theme Assum sng executsvc posstsons were Larry Futter pressdent Burdette Holmes vsce pressdent Margaret James secretary Marslyn Russert treasurer Bonnue Voetberg and Roy Snyder sergeants at arms JoAnne Keesee and Bull Sandell were elected student councul representatsves Pat Martsn later took over the posstuon left vacant by Marslyn Arrsvsng sn the halls of the brand new hsgh school buuld sng the members of the uunsor class realuzed that they were tses restsng on them They dsd well and proved themselves a very capabl and outstandsng group A masor actrvsty was the operatsng of the concesssons at football and basketball games Early sn the year a dance was held wsth the theme of Shsne on Harvest Moon In the sprung the two bsggest events for the sunuors were the beautuful Aprsl sn Parss Junsor Sensor Ball and the Junsor Sensor Banquet ussng a Dssneyland theme to produce a clever fantasy Class offscers for thc year were John Eko pressdent Joe Slusher vsce pressdent Pat Martsn secretary and Burdette Holmes treasurer Marcse Molsne and Bull Sandell fslled the posstsons of student councul representatsves Aft r three successful stages of hugh school the sensors of l9Q8 returned sn the fall of l957 to take over thesr lofty poss tions Offscers elected to lead the class over sts last lap were Larry Futter pressdent Burdette Holmes vsce pressdent Barbara Waggoner secretary and Pat Martun treasurer Margaret James and Roy Snyder were elected to the student councul Dur ung thc year Bonnse Voetberg replaced Barbara as secretary and Sharon Musgrove took over Pat s posstson of treasurer The last year was a whsrlpool of actsvstses tests and gradu atuon preparatsons The most outstanding actsvutses of the year were the sensor play The People Versus Maxsne Lowe the Junsor Sensor Ball the sensor trsp to Seattle and Junuor Senuor Banquet Out of thss whsrlpool whsch seemed to whsrl faster and faster sn the last months came the serene calm of bacca laureate and graduatson The clsmax had come and the group was no longer the sensor class of Rochester Hugh School and another class was ready to take over the role SHARON MUSGROVE Treasurer QQ 'Wilt'- 5 BURDETTE HOLMES Vsce Pressdent Barner Swenson Fuel Company The Mussc Bar Wood and Oll Phone FL 7 3048 207V2 West Masn Phone PE 6 5826 CENTRALIA 403 South Washungton Olympua Washsngton . fi' as A A J' ,f s r' l - ,.:2z-1' J. . t uf, , 8 r A . - Qu A ' A 9, n J ' J T - J A s S J . N J A I l . , C .J . s , . . - , full-fledged upperclassmen with a great amount of responsibsls- Q , J ' ' J ,, . J . ., J V J g, -41 . r L ' l 4 s T , J ' A ftaf A T 'A . J J as X333 J J J J ' gel RALPH DUNLAP Entcrcd from White Swan 35 FFA 3. 5 P 4:- l lOBEkT BODIN FFA 3 KLNNLTH MXUNTON otb1II3 4 ch Club Z 4 urdnn! ws 1 n cr Annu1lSt1H Wurrlo S 0 C1 Club 4 Honor Roll I 0 nun s Club I 4 The Peo c Vrrsus Mums Lowe 4 swan 5' 'X' 0 Til Nw X 'im -45 'R'- Q 'Q' ...I aim., W wx PH Y XQMKM FLOYD EPICKSON ofb1II 2 4 Ldtcrm Clu 'P ,, KAI LN H STPOM Y 595' rch Club 2 3 4 Honor Roll Ushcr Us 4 FBL rf' ' JOHN H40 ASB Prcsldcnt 4 Annu1I Busrncss Mm wgcr 4 Assnshnt 3 Clus Prcsndcnt 3 Cllss Suqcwnt H Arms I Dclcqnc to c1bLck 4 oh1I 4 Torc u Z 3 4 Lcflcrmcns Club 'clcncc Club 4 W1rnor SMH 4 The Pcoplc Versus M1xnnc Lowc 4 J3Ck S 55106 SGFVICC Gesler McNrven Com an P Y 417' 2 C 'P 0l WJY Complete Home Fumrshmgs Phone PE 6 6363 QENTRALIA NM IL Z 5 OLYMPIA A I 2 Q .Ei . 4 .4 4 v' . . 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Cl b , . 1 ' Z. 3. 4. 9 ' , ' n . . ,, Vhcr X V Y - 820 . + 4, 1 :U , A54 A x, tJ 19? S, 'mul ' JERRY FAGERNESS FFA Treasurer 3, FFA l, 2. 3: Basket- ball 33 Science Club 4. LARRY FUTTER Boys' Club Secretary 4: Class President 2. 41 Baseball 2. 3, 41 Torch Club 2, 3, 43 LcHermen's Club 2. 3, 41 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. 4: The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. LORENNE HAMILTON Entered from Oakville 4: Science Club Vice-President 4: Honor Roll 4: Torch Club 41 Annual Staff 43 The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. BETTY HOLMES Entered from Ord. Nebraska 3: FHA 4, FBLA 4, BURDETTE HOLMES Torch Club President 4, Torch Club 2. 3, 4: Class Vice-President 2, 4: Class Treasurer 3: Basketball 3, 43 Lctlcr- men's Club 3, 4: Annual Staff 43 War- rior Sfaff 4: FFA ll Assistant Director You Can'l Kiss Caroline 43 The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. . X-.- g 3 f .-. i - s 12, E - ,- l l yi . , ' O fl V, fi JEANNETTE HARRISON 1 ig Entered from San Rafael. California 33 gn -ii FHA Prcsaaeni 4, FHA 3, 41 FBLA Presa ident Vice-President 4: You Can'f igrii Kiss Caroline 4, Y , is Young Drug Company Salewsky's Jewelry The store your docror recommends. Phone PE 6-6264 lOl Norlli lllwvr CENTRALIA 2ll'A Norlh Tfnwrr Avcrluv CENTRALIA MARGARET JAMES Girls' League Secretary 4, Torch Club Secretary 3, Torch Club 2, 3, 4: FBLA Historian 4, FBLA 3, 4: GAA President 4, GAA 3, 4, Band President 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Warrior Editor 43 Class Secre- tary 2, Class Representative 4: Nonette I, 2, 3, 43 Debate 31 Girls' Letter Z, 3, 41 Annual Staff l, Z, 3, 4: German Band 3: Honor Roll I, Z, 3, 43 Girl of the Month 3, 4, Girls' League Cabinet 33 Curtain Going Up 2, 'Almost Summer 3, Set Designer You Can't Kiss Caroline 4, The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. JAMES JOHNSON Entered from Auburn Academy 3: Stage Manager You Can't Kiss Caroline 4. SHEILA JOHNSON Entered fro Auburn Academy 43 Science Club 4. JOANNE KEESEE Girls' Lea ue President 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3: ASB Secretary 3, FBLA Secre- tary 41 Class Representative 2: Class Treasurer I, DAR Award 4: Nonette 2, 3, 4: Debate 4: Girls' Letter 3, 45 Annual Staff Z, 3, 45 Torch Club 2, 3, 43 FHA 45 Curtain Going Up 21 You Can't Kiss Caroline 4, The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. 'Q' ragli Nl xx if A A I ii' ' ' 1 L ti: i 4 -' xy .- 5 L ff J I 'gT'5, gL!'l tif ROMA LEE FBLA President 4, FBLA 3, 4, Girls' Letter 3, 4, FHA 3, 43 GAA 3, 43 Torch Club 2, 3, 43 Warrior Staff 4: Song Leader 21 Yell Leader 3, Almost Sum- mer 33 You Can't Kiss Caroline 4, The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. MARVIN LETTAU Boys' Club Vice-President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 3, Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 43 FFA I, 2- Burger Jim Centralia Knitting Mill Meet Me Where the Gang Goes Sweaters and Jackets CENTRALIA WASHINGTON CENTRALIA WASHINGTON 1' A f MARCELLA MOLINE ASB Secretary 4: Student Council Rep- resentative 3: GAA 3, 4, President 33 Girls' League Secretary 33 FHA 3. 4, Vice-President 3, Historian 4: Warrior Staff 41 FBLA Treasurer 43 Yell Leader 2, 3, 43 Girl ot the Month 3, 41 Girls' Cabinet Z: Girls' Letter Z, 3, 4, High Point Award 31 State FHA Conference ' 3: Almost Summer 3: Staff for You !'Q ' Can't Kiss Caroline 43 The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. 1, LESLIE PALM 'Q-vi' Student Council Representative lg Foot- ball l. 2. 3, 4, All-League Oftensive End 43 Stage Manager You Can't Kiss .4 A V Caroline 4. . ROGER PALMER 43 4' Football l, 2. 3, 4, All-League Offen- V LX X sive and Defensive Ful.b.lck 3, 43 Bas- J r I ketball 3, 43 Baseball l, 3, 4, Letter- V , ' , ,I A men's Club l, Z, 3, 43 Chorus l. 2, 3, QXA r' f- ' 4, An-sem chorus 41 mt 1, 2, The , 5, People Versus Maxine Lowe 4, rf- i . rdf tri? L , Q x A 135. or -A me ' 1 A ' .3 fin 'gf 1 rants 4 if fl O 'nl' 4' tl . .MQQQ ...f - 5 , i' ? 'tiiifrl Q, rm' - N l. GERALD MILLS ASB Publicity Manager 43 ASB Vice- President 3: Class Presideznt l: Honor R II l, 2. 3, 41 Torch lb Z. 3, 43 . 1 Lgttermc-n's Club 2. 3. 4. President 43 1 ' Y Football 2, 3, 4, All-League Offensive Center 41 Basketball 3. 41 Annual Statf 3, 4: Almost Summer 3. The People G Versus Maxine Lowe 4, ,K R N LARRY MIROSH l'-, lx M f' sw FFA President 4. FFA Secretary 3, FFA , ' l, Z. 3, 4: Exhibited at tive fairs 3, 5 4 t Washington State Bankers Award in FFA 4. if -, Q SHARON Muserzove 3 ' Student Council Representative l: Class Treasurer 43 FHA Vice-President 41 Girls' Letter 2, 3, 43 FBLA 3, 4, GAA 3. 45 Interpretative Speaking 4, The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. '- Coast to Coast Stores Lincoln Creek Lumber Company Lggally Owned and Operated Everything a Builder Needs 220 North Tower CENTRALIA Yard at Fords Prairie Phone PE 6-5163 JACKIE PAULSON Entered from Elma -l: The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4, BILL SANDELL Boys' Club President 4, Boys' Club Vice- President 33 Football Manager 2, Let- termen's Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 2, 31 Annual Staff 43 Almost Summer 3, You Can't Kiss Caroline 41 The People Versus Max- ine Lowe 4. all W me .arf ,,v' ww ,L Il, Yi l JOE SLUSHER Football 3: Class Vice-President 31 FFA l, 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. 'wi 'P ' f o I rj K k C, is 5 i ,f ' 5 ROY SNYDER Lettermen's Club Treasurer 3: Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Student Council Representative 4, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2: Warrior Statt -lg The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4, 'frw-.11 aff 'ig' , if 1 ! s ,. -sqf- 553 U I W N r KAREN STOUT Annual Editor 4, Assistant Editor 33 Girls' League Sports Manager 3: Science Club President 4: Winner l Speak tor Democracy Contest 3, 4, Third in Coun- ty 3, 4: Honor Roll l, 2. 3, 4: Torch Club Z, 3, 43 GAA 3, 4: Annual Statt I, Z, Girls' Letter l, 2, 3, 43 High Point Award Z3 Band 1, 2, 33 German Band 33 Debate 3: 'lCurtain Going Up 21 The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. JAY STRIEGEL FFA l, 2, 3: Band 2. Kelley's Market Bob Dickinson Music Center Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Conn Band Instruments - Trial Plans i089 Chehalis Avenue Clnehalis, Wash. 305 East 4th FLeetwood 2-8051 Olympia BON ITA VOETBERG Class Secretary 43 FHA 3, 4, Secretary 33 GAA 3, 43 Girls' Cabinet l. 3, aff' 3 33' S' ,.. ,Iv WAYNE WHITE FFA l3 Chorus 3, 4. ORVILLE WINSTON Entered from Lincoln. Tacoma 32 Foot- ball 4, All4League Offensive Guard 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Honor Roll 43 Torch Club 43 The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. ,iq wa- N, 1 ,nv W .Y 3 A Ov 'lv- CN 2-as , C 3 'ai L. It H .flff ,433 Q , . ffl' 3 A , Y 'A-12' ' 2 ig? 3 3 A rfgigigi. :S TERRY TAPPER Key Award National Scholastic Art Competion 43 Football 43 Lettermen's Club 43 FFA l, 2, 3, 4. BILL TIBBETTS X3 FFA l. s 3' f CHARLOTTE VOETBERG ASB Treasurer 43 FBLA 3, 43 Reporter 4: Band l, Z, 33 German Band 33 Clari- net Quartet 33 Chorus l3 Debate 3, 43 FHA 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Torch Club 3, 43 The People Versus Maxine Lowe 4. ,.,.....,,.....i .., qt ,a23EE22EE2111?i 5??!5v .:.,..,....iit1.g::51,4?:v'.-I , i11 l 3'-0-.'3f52?'- .1'..- 3 - .. . 3 fi ' -': 1 '.f:.' .N ., , ..A,.....M.g.',.1Yf.g JN.-3.3, Q . ,.,-...U .K .-f- 1- .1 . , ---M4XYI...zhLi: '.f'. -. OLYMPIA BRANCH Heath A9e cY Seattle First National Bank Real Nate ' 'e Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 108 West Mann CENTRALIA 5th and Capitol Way Olympia rl UQ QI x 1 'T' f i f . ,. if nn '75 . 6. ., ll - . Q ', i 5, 1 Q - X f ...g -'K s A ' 5 f . - .1 M' Q, - - V? - ' ,a , 'Q ' ' Nl N. . 1 , we .ff Q agile fr ix f Y X A gi NN i ' J Q TX 'Y 5? ' x N4 h k N 1: t i f 3 W Mil' f f l I '1 I al if ' 'W I l Ken Anderson Robert Anderson Ron Banick Delores Bodin Leland Blowers Dottie Capaan Juniors Turn Work into Fun The Juniors had a busy schedule this year in spite of the mix-up caused by the flu epidemic. They had a little trouble getting a date for their sock dance but it came off with a bang anyway! Concessions were sold at the football and basketball games. The Juniors spon- sored a basketball throw in the Boys' Club Carnival. They held the first skating party of the year in March. The Juniors and Seniors had a last get-to-gether at the Junior-Senior Banquet which the Juniors gave toward the latter part of the year. Working together with the Seniors they made a success of the Junior-Senior Ball and had a lot of fun at the same time! Working with the concessions occupied many junior hours. if IMF! MOTTMAN'S MERCANTILE CO. lOl Capitol Way Phone FL 6-8866 Olympia, Washington l '-.-f ' Dale Coler Howard Cooper Linda Darling Mel Fabick Barbara Garber Larry Hamilton Bill Hileman Don Huston Eddie Jacox Ray Jacox 'affix Q , . . t 1' fi. 5 20. 'fr sf? A, ' ll I 1 I 3 'X ' 1 Q J lil? 3:4 3 fi 'l,,, N f xl l mi i fi if 1 , Marv Johnson A-if ' ' i -s . , 4 rv: . l ni! fr nr' wg as 1 7 f We i, 5 V . 7: .J I F E IZ v. 4.M,, ai I r W, Jerry Jordan Dick Justice Carol King Yvonne Klundt 'PSV , Georgia Marcoe Virginia Marvin Wayne McMahon DOTTIE CAPAAN Secretary CAROL KING Vice-President Burt Meyer Kenf Newman Dan Parkhurst 4: x -, gl X ix -f ,.. ogg wie- , 1 , A H, ui Q 4 j . 7' Yi 50- f I 'E' 94, X ! I . i 4 -Lv 1 ' 'JY . .fb 'Q an is 5 'r ik . 'f. ,- R .N ... l yi 1 if IQ, Charlotte Qualey Donna Rogers Chuck Ruddell Philip Rue e Linda Schulz Virginia Sharp Dick Slaymaker Steve Slusher Dale Smith Dave Sorrell ,c ' I 9 I , ,W Q An g. '11, fm' Sylvia Russert I 'cv' 'f' -H S ! .K V -, l Ke ,, . i K 4- 4. . 1 1 I 'Q , in 1- ' XJ M an . . it . I ,x-,g' Y si 4 L A Q xv lf' fl 1 N9 K ' 4 50, u - Eshfirifs ff Twylla Stewart Dean Tedder Myrna Tucker - 5 ' Richard Van Auken W- 1. . '. at up 1 I '- 'S f-L,!L'+ , I .xc ll 1 S- 1 il V Alice Winkle Roy Walters Dave Whittaker Larry Wilson W SYLVIA RUSSERT Treasurer KEN ANDERSON President it Jerry Wolfenburger E vo 4' E , S og- 'ity' LEWIS PACIFIC DENTAL SOCIETY Centralia, Washington Chehalis, Washington Ja 10 Ayers Ktnnnth Bctts Lwrwnx bl1nl'sm1 Mnlq Boring Pmul Brown Vnrgunm Bundy pun A1 f' 417 Q1 Ci Valph Cuswell wlc Color Smol ey Crcws Dwryl D111 bout Carolt Dwenport .. Q Jlm Dwenport Ed Davis Judy Dcwlng Nancy Erstrom ix 'UK 'CT' lren Fagerness Rogcr Fletcher Sophomores Parhclpate ln Many Achvlhes The clwss of 1960 had an active year ln 1957 58 They were reores nted un the All School Plwy rnusucal evcnts debate and numerous clubs The lass sponsored a booth In the Boys Club Curnwal The boys were vm ry actlv nn athletics having members of the class on all three varsity teams The ophornore cl ss offlccrs lcctcd In the sprung of 1957 were is follows pI'C9IK1L nt Daryl Dilebout ylce prmsldent Brenda Hlllls secretary Andrea Johnson treasurer Murray Wenks and the two repr scntatnves to the Student Councnl were Dollcne Weuks and Chuck Nylund Thr class advisor was Mr Atz The sophomore clas sponsored 1 sock dance on January 31 the night of the Roch ster T011 do baskntball game The cvcnt amounted to a vuctory dance as the Warriors had gust chwllfed up 2 wnn ovcr the vlsltung lndnn squad Q N. Cb '46 Ms 'Qs' E ta WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY Vanl McDonald Operahon Chehalls Washmgton 1 I y, 4 N l M M , Q, ll 11 X K. wx Y Lt' is ' 3 'LT RV cyc f 1 1 112 'I 1 x ,...,' ' Q.. ,ur ,-,r X' A V, N 2 1 f A I 41 N X B lv ' ' 1 Y C 1 1 :Nw s- - J g ,JJ 14 5 ' I , . T ' Tj. M9 1 x 1 my Ki-' I ' I 1 ill 15 111 J 1 11 f lf 'Q , - ue' J .X ' K K , 1 lm J A ,Jin - J S' 1 . L -fa -.A A 3 If v A My , L my Illlv , ,Q 1 y 1 AA Q39 -' of 1 ' A' , K iv it tl , a , 5 A . - I . -A I- xr A 1- - N A 3 Q. xr,-of J A s ly V I f kgs, w x q ' S , xv Lloyd Gleason Wes Harrlson 'N ,gn -I, L! 2' M .1-, Earl Hoay P K vi? L,-'N i Faye I-lcnncsscc , 1 ' , I j 'X ' Brenda I-lillus ' ' John I-lughcy x f x I a , Q l x X o I. 3 'A +A Q? Ya liner Carl Leach - Martha Lee I gl Don Lund q9....w Pat Morris Fred Murray Neil Murray 'AGM Trwcy Musgrove Gordon Newby DARYL DALEBOUT Prcsldcnt BRENDA I-llLLlS Vice-President Chuck Nylund Glenna Lester Andrea Johnson Jam Johnson JoAnne Johnson Sandra Jordon Sharon Justice UNITED DAIRY Have You Tried Our Premium Grade A Ice Cream? 605 So. Columbia, Olympaa Call FL 2-7627 Dale Olson Bob Ornnng Judy Palmer Betty Pannkulc Sally Phelps Pat Ranta June Robbins Phnllip Schey Duck Seymour Jim Slater Pat Slusher 4 ,f Nxl ,IX 'Qs di' Q 0 f ol' Q fr w 'Le Karl Stout Bob Sfriegel Mel Tlbbeffs Glenn Tiede ., f J-Tn My qv' l - M' ,JS Sf 81, vp fy Sr 'rr gg, 25, dtiif' Dollene Weiks, Murray Weiks 'M am. I .1 . . ff' .ie 3 Rigs 3 2 y 5,25 ei, ., Qi f xvv A All I. Doreen Wharton Anne Whlttaker ANDREA JOHNSON Norman Wickstrom Secretary MURRAY WEIKS Treasurer Bill Wood t l Q 2 A! . x ,K In Q, W A ,,. wwf, ii : ,A WMU' -1-:A we i lair K . W Q i 1 'f T of , ' , zwgus: 'J 9 i X My .F- X.. l l ' P A 1 ' sw N . px. . ,F l A C Sb X eng I l I li Linda Carlson , . Barbara Coler 9 - . Mike Crank l CJ fl. CQ' ' .J F. . 1 j f Sf--f Larry Davis 5 ii 5 C C K: ew.. R - f - '.' v ' s 1 1 flfjrf ..X. flggscg I fffg' .'. n'. ,' t'.g f, ' . I 3 ,'Hr -nge f g-35' fxffji-?g,gf,g..-. ,. 'iff SJ, sf ,,5!::'.a.: 'it:':,:: i:,: f ' 5733-2-'fZ l . ,'s .x . -ya 'ff' .- t... .: 1 -1 'sf 1 ,yf , ,fF?sQf-3233373111 ','.- !'.'l'lflf: x ,aff ..'.f'!f'!El.J I Linda Dobson Orville Durden Lonnie Frantz Judy Anderson Howard Ayers Clarence Blurton Paul Blurton Howard Briggs Freshmen Start at Foot of High School Ladder The freshmen class had a very busy year in spite of the old saying that all freshmen are green. The frosh were represented in the all school play, sponsored a dance on February 7, and had two booths at the Boys' Club Carnival, The boys were active in freshmen sports, Class members passed the blanket for the field lighting fund at home basketball games. The class president, Dwight James, was joined in leading the class by Jerry Wilson, vice presidentg Sharon Winkle, secretaryg Vicki Lamper, treasurerg and Judy Anderson and Gary Johnson, Student Council Representatives, OLYMPIA GARAGE Hank Bolender, Owner l l8 W. l5th Phone FL 7-5032 Olympia, Wash ff- l ., f 88 Uk 'rf , , f W ky rli Q v':- 1,17 in if J fi J E - 5 g 'A ' I ,,,vf'7 ,f 5? Y Jerry Futter Andrew Hagara Margaret Hammond Marjorie Hull Helen Howdeshell fl 'Q J as J 1 Q. H 3 ' I Q , X E, 5 Dwight James Kenneth Jenkins .j Gary Johnson ht, Stephen Johnson vvfg, ff' J Qs' , S if . if X , qv . 6, Q ,.. Z :if ' If ,-I , ' 'iff' 1--Si. fiw fw 2 Mike Knepper Ellis Knutz Sandra Krieg , ,.3Li ,gi rf' xg My -- will - . 'j wr ' , fi ' fm KA Vicki Lamper r -3 3 Norman Leach ig 4 vb L 3' N W is ,r , . if i . I fe. 1 l JERRY WILSON M Vice President Douglas eyer DWIGHT JAMES A President if X '4- wg X' C we W Q .gk . of X kwa- . , f t gh Q 3 ' . a ' ? f'x 'UA-is 1? Sr uk .Ai-sf NWN R 25115 ing. fi ,X 4 . 5, we F1145 - ' V-if f f w. W' f fe AX 4 fi gl . of F 1 f 5 Larry Ruslsert m Tom Seed . I V Jim Smith 'er who . Q if ' -as ,W Joy Stevens ? 3 : .- A . X. 4 s ' 'S fi . ACU' S1 i W. Karen Tapper Sally Tedder Penny Towner James Waltenburg Jerry Wilson Sharon Winkle VICKI LAMPER Treasurer SHARON WINKLE 9 I' -14 'Y L 'QP Y' in l 44 Robert Newman Marlene Orning Hobert Pannkuk Patricia Parkhurst Charlene Qualey ev I Q EJ jf 4 ' Q- 1323 .. :wp 1 'ififia f a's' ' . ....E:jfjQ,, -., u 1.fY,. 1 12-1 zifgil I .X fl auf-Q, . Z, rig. 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