Rosalia High School - Spartan Yearbook (Rosalia, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

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S' 2 Q if 4' TA. 1 oo .M .N , JJ! . - 4 ,rv- E f f.,f, 1 Jr , n-,V 14 ,1 ff .U . 1 'Rf N, To Mrs . Tye: For your many hours of service and devotion as Pep Club advisor. For your sincere interest and helpful advice to the pep club, cheerleaders , and student body. For your laughter and cheerfulness which you have displayed in our moments of trial. For your school spirit and pep which was seen in your orange outfit every Friday. For your part in helping to make our Senior year memorable and successful, We take this opporttmity to thank you and express the appreciation of each and every student of Rosalia High School by dedicating the 1966 Spartan to you! L ' 'Me OM Abmmastnatuon BHD F ac ulty 5 The 1965-66 school year has been a memorable one for all of us at Rosalia High School. Can any of us forget No- vember 12th, the Friday on which we moved from the old building into the new onc? You have been the first to use the music area, new gymnasium, dressing room, and of course, our new classroom area. As much as wc appreciate the new fa- cilities, I am sure that many of us felt a degree of sadness in leaving the old and familiar surroundings. Generations of Rosalia students have passed through the old school's halls. The cracking plaster, creaking stairs , and sagging floors were all evidence of its many years of service to the youth of our com- munity. It has served its purpose well. The Class of 1966 is soon to make another move from the old to the new. Most of you will be leaving the friendly protection of your home, school, and community in which you have all grown up. As with the old school, I hope that you may look back on your old life with pleasant memories. May your years here serve you as well as it has served our town, and may your tran- sition to your new life be a pleasant, exciting, and challenging experience. Superintendent QZQZ-,.f ! ' - ,f ,Z 1 7f4f74'cZ7 f 6w'f4e The end of another school year. I would well say the emphasis placed on this statement or where the emphasis is placed would fairly well summarize the school year for each student. This is a year that the halls at the start of the year have been replaced with anew structure. This is good but always remember it is the students we educate for noty and the buildings only helps the process. We have done well on the athletic field and in academic pursuit but we also have taken our lickings. Yes, it has been a great year, a sad year, a happy year, a poor year but next year will be better. I will use John OXenham's quotationg To every man there openeth A way, and Ways , and a Way The High Soul climbs the High Way, The Low Soul gropes the Low, And in between on the misty flats, The rest drift in and fro. But to every man there opcneth a High Way and a Low And every man decideth the way his Soul shall go. and leave it as my thought for the seniors. Prine ip al f7. , ,- ly' j , . cwdz'5eWeaa 1 f ra.--N A ' . 'if?. 1 -s, ' 'H -. H : ,. X ' Milf. . , . ' ,, .' ' ' - ' ' HERMAN YATES JOHN SPANIER MARGARET WIDMAN LARRY McKAY History Mathematics SCiG11CG Agriculture 7 CALVIN LYO Music sv 1' ix + , . 'N' Q i'Y NI' s S fx I k ' , :-, N PAULINE TYE FRED BROYLES Spanish English DON NELSON BILLIE JEAN MAAS ALLEN BLAIR Basketball Coach Home Economics Physics KENNETH WHITE Govcriimcnt -1m.n- ......m.,..............- JOSEPH FREEZE EDGAR WIDMAN WILLIAM DOWLING LESTER DAMRON SCOTT ROHWER I OlD'NT' HAVE NC' TO NEAR. -as 4335 ' JL A KENNETH WHITE FRANK CANNON MILDRID PALMER JOHN NELSON BUS DRIVERS JANITOR Herb Wheeldon I2 COOKS Donna Sly Emma Widman Pat Huether S tubents eg X T J M 'X W xg rg -nf--.,, n Q tw... - mQgSLi2.w:ai5I-T.. lu ns fw Q- Y-J? ll., gi 55' Q- 9 . ff-:.,v5fw,g,QqgwLf f f' l4 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wiclmun, C. llll1'lLIllg', P. Weiblc, D. iurinklc, B. Widmzm. SECOND ROW: V. Lcitlwald, L. Trull, M. Iloinomzum, M. Dowling, L. Sczmlon. THIRD ROW: B. Pope, J. Gzllbrezlth, J. Nclson, A.Vogc, M. Rcigcr. FOURTH ROW: M. G1l1'WOOCl, D. Widmam, L. Estes, G. Williams, J. Ashlock. FIFTH ROW: J. Forgey, J. Hucthcr, A. Dnmron. M. WL-yor J 1 CT fb? xnf ws' '10 The 1965-G6 school year was an ex- citing one for the Freshman Class. To start off the year, we had the annual burning of the dummy before the first home football game. The next major event for the frosh was our one and only mixer. For other fund raising projects we put on a car wash and bake sale. We will all remember our first year of high school. 6 ...rr X if Typical Fresh Ojfdww President MARK REIGER Viee President BILL WIDMAN Secretary JANE HUETHER T re asurer PENNIE VVEIBLE Representative DON WIDMAN A E if '32 v 0 ,, ,ix if N y 2 VK 3 323 9 Mwfw:,,q,V, f1,Q+,x Q, - , A 1 If Ji i . limi Tf ' isiffiry ' F 1: .ga a iff X 5025: ff ...M I Iii . . ,L, g,, ,. , . --ff as .4 N f-w- ,:4,w,L, f, ' . H1 5 4 .1 ' f I 'f 511-M3151-Q-,g 51 ? N ill 'sich' + fr ,-,wwakfim s .,f,..:,, ' TE zfi Eig a KY 3 '- W 1 Ill Egw J Q ,Y . Q i 1 1 l . gn ' .E . ff E 63 ,A e A S f Q..-S N.. . 1 K Our Sophomore year was one of fun and excite- ment. We held the first mixer of the year which we hope was a social success. We chose a work day for our money making project and did various jobs throughout the community. Our basketball mixer Swing Along with Santa was held in December. We are now looking forward to be- coming Juniors. 1, fv- Favorite Sophomore Pastime Ofjdww President DALE REIGER Vice President TOM SOLBRACK Secretary ZANNA RILEY '1' rcasurcr SHELDON BLANK Representative DIXIE FREEZ E Sargeant at Arms KENNY WHITE 1 'K' '.. -f-, 1 QN X Ill H WA, A - lm . - 1411 .rl .jfs I . if K' r, X X 3 l , f' 'Pr . . Q W 'Wa 'KI'--J 1011 1 the-an-n !S'! Q s 5 w ,,, ,. ,..,.,, ,,,, . 3 WE I 'W fx r-yi g L . 5 'vw- n I8 x A 41,7 X7 5 Tk , '.:.rf f 1 ' . 4. 16, --Q--.-,nl FRONT ROW: B. Czmnon, C. Bovrly. THIRD ROW: M. Dawson, I . TFLIN, C. B. Widmam. M. DQ-Young, D. Iiurtung. SECOND ROW: B. Forgcy, B. Tc1'1'olI, G. Dickenson, Mr. Yau-S, M. P01 Rohwcr. yu, I3. Bll1'Y'lhi11N, D. Curtis, Mrs. Tye. FOURTH ROW: I , Riluy, F. I 1'L-ozo, i The Junior Class of 1966 has pursued many activities throughout the year. Our first activity was a bake sale and car wash. We sponsored mixers following the Garfield and Endicott football games and the Reardan and Oakesdale basket- ball games. Then came the most an- ticipated projects of the year--for we began preparing for our Junior play which was given March 26 and the Junior Prom April Love held April 16. As our last project we decorated the gym for the Senior Baccalaureate May 29. 6 Batman out of uniform President CHRIS ROHWER Vice President BOB TERRELL Secretary BRUCE CANNON Treasurer DARRYL HARTUNG 55' Q11 Q5 G 515 gi 25' 'S 2 7 ,d I I ' g xxx ' ' . We Q h . X W pq 4: , 1' i f g -5 :O rx . Q . , Nh , L it I,- Q- X D 5 1, 1 ' , If FRONT ROW: C, Bcody, B. Cannon, B. Forgcy, B. Terrell, F. Trull, F. Riluy, B. Widmun, M. DoYoung', Mr. Broylos SECOND ROW: B, Burnham, M. Pope, G. Dickinson, D. Curtis, M. Dawson, F. Freeze, D. lIzu'tung', C. Rohwcr. , 7, 05,6566 ,, Y YM, hx A QQ QLD HUUIVI New FRED WHITE VA LE DICTORIAN Baseball 1 ,2,35 Football 1,2,3,4- All County 45 Track 2,3,4- State Traek Meet 2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2 53 ,4-Inspirational 4-Co- captain 45 Boys' State 35 Letter- men' s Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4-Officer 2 ,3- Pres.35 Student Council 2,3545 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 2-, 4-Pres. 2,45 NHS 2,354-Officer 45 FFA 2,3-Chapter Scholar 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,::,4- Honor Band 45 Dance Band 1 ,2, M66 SHEILA BLANK SALUTATORIAN FHA 253,45 Pep Club 1,253,4- Offieer 35 Student Council 45 ASB Treasurer 45 NHS 2,3,4-Pres. 4 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Triple Trio 45 Class Play 3,45 Betty Crocker Award 4. TOM RISDAL llnizll Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1 ,25 FFA l,2,3,45 Basketball lg Class Officer 225 Class Play 35 Student Council 3,4-Officer 45 Letter- mcn's Club 45 Stage Crew 45 White Shirt Gang 3,-1. SUSAN ROHWER SALUTATORIAN FHA 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4- Officer 2,35 Class Play 3,45 An- nual Staff 2 , 3 , 4-Co -Editor 45 NHS 2,3,4-Officer 3,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Class Officer 25 Chorus 2,35 Badminton 1,25 Girls' Basketball 2,45 FFA Sweetheart 45 Rosalia Recipient--NCTE Award, 24 MIKE ENEROTH Football 2 , 3 , 4-Co-captain 45 Track 2 ,3,45 Basketball 1 ,2 ,3,45 FFA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4-Officer 35 Letter- mcn's Club 3,45 Judging team 1 , 2 , 3 , 45 NHS 2 , 3 , 4-Officer 35 Par- liamentary Procedure 15253545 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 2, 4-Pres. 35 ASB Pres. 45 Boys' State 35 Student Council 3,45 Chorus 2. JO ANNE WILLIAMS YYJOVY Pep Club 1 ,2 ,3 , 4-Officer 45 FHA 1,2,3,4-Officer 3-State Degree 4 Pep Squad 15 Basketball 1,253,4- Captain 45 Badminton 1 ,2 ,235-I5 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Triple Trio-accompanist 4. ii JILL GOLDSWORTHY FHA 2 , 3 , 4-Officer 3 , 4-Pres . 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 1, 2 , 3 , 4-Co-Editor 43 Student Coun- cil 1,4Q Chorus 2,33 Trio 33 Class Play 3,43 Class Officer 1 ,43 Cheerleader 2,3 ,4-Queen 43 Girls' State Alternate 33 lst place Inter. Acting Whitmaui Countyg Miss Congeniality-1966 Washington's Junior Miss Pageant. DALE BROWN llAceYY Football 1,2,33 Basketball 13 Land Judging 3,43 FFA 1,2,3,43 Class Play 33 Class Officer 23 Stage Crew 4. RANDY NELSON Class Play 3,43 Football 1,2,43 Basketball 2,33 Annual Staff 43 Chorus 23 Lettern1en's Club 2,3, 43 Basketball Mgr. 13 Badminton 23 White Shirt Gang 4. MARGARET BER FIIOLF uMugSu Annual Staff 43 Chorus 2,33 NIIS 2,3,4-Officer 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Student Council 3,4-Officer 33 Class Officer 1,33 Girls' Basket- ball 43 Girls' State 33 Fair Prin- cessg Honor Student. PAULINE FORGEY Chorus 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4Q Pep Club 3,43 Student Council 43 ASB Secretary 43 Badminton 13 Class Play 3,42 Band 2,3,4Q Girls' Basketball 4. FRED WIDMAN Football 1,2,3,4-Captain 43 All- County 43 Basketball 1 ,2,4Q Track 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,43 FFA 1, 2 ,3 , 4-Pres. 43 Land Judging 3 , 43 Livestock Judging 1 ,2,3,43 Parlia- mentary Procedure 13 Class Officer 2,43 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4- Officer 33 Class Play 3,43 Student Council 43 ASB Business Manager 43 White Shirt Gang 3,4. 25 I .ii DAVE JAEGER HD. J. FFA 1 32 , 3 3 4-Officer 43 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,43 Foot- ball 1 , 2 , 3 , 43 Lcttermen's Club 1 , 253,43 Student Council 1,2,4-Offi- 001' 41 Class Officer 1,2,3-Pres. 13 Class Play 3,43 Chorus 23 Land Judging 2 ,43 Parliamentary Pro- cedure 1. fsmw' DAVID BURNHAM '1 ru.nsferred from St. John 33 FFA Soil Judging Team 23 Badminton 23 Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 43 Basketball 1 3 2 , 3 , 4-Inspirational 3 , C0-Captain 43 Baseball 3 , 43 Track 1 ,2 , 3 , 43 Let- termen's Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4-Pres . 43 FFA 1,2,3,4-Officer 43 Class Offi- cer 43 Class Play 3,43 Chorus 3,43 Student Council 43 Honor Chorus 23. MARY SCHU FHA 2,3,4-Officer 43 Student Council 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4- Officer 2,4-Pres. 43 Annual Staff 43 NHS 2,3,4-Officer 33 Chorus 2 35,43 Triple Trio 43 Class Play 3, 43 Badminton 1,23 Girls' Basket- ball 4-Inspirational 43 Class Offi- cer 23 Cheerleader 1,2,3-Cheer- leader Camp 33 Fair Queen 43 Honor Student. DENIS LAW Chorus 2,33 Class Play 3,41 FFA 1,25 Football manager 13 Basket- ball 13 White Shirt Gang 3,43 Par- liamentary Procedure 1,23 Land Judging 2 ,4. LARRY NELSON Cooner Transferred from Colfax 33 Foot- ball 3,43 Lettermen's Club 43 Class Play 33 Stage Crew 43 FFA 3,43 White Shirt Gang 3,43 Land Judging 3 EUGENE DICKINSON Gene Football 1 , 2 , 3 3 4 -Inspirational Award 43 FFA 1 , 2 , 3 ,43 Letter- men's Club 233,43 Baseball 43 Class Play-Stage Crew 3,43 Track -lg Land Judging 3,4. GREG MARTIN nspeedvv Football Mgr. 1,25 Basketball 1 Baseball Mgr. 15 Lettermen's Club 1 ,25 Class Play 3,45 White Shirt Gang 3,45 Chorus 3,25 Stu- dent Council 45 Class Officer 4. Q ,7 TOM CARROLL Football Mgr. 1,25 Basketball 15 Lettermen's Club 253,45 Science Club 25 Land Judging 45 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 2,35 White Shirt BRUCE BOTHMAN Gang 3,4. Transferred from Liberty 35 FFA 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Land Judging 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 2,35 Track 1,2,3,4. MR. BROYLES Class Advisor 775460: ' 5 744 tie facie: 'Ee zdffld 0 glade . PAT DOWLING ' Doolin FFA 1,2,3,4-Officer 45 Land Judging 3,45 Basketball 15 Letter- ? 5 5 , S men's Club 45 Chorus 35 Class Play 35 Stage Crew 45 White Shirt Gang 3 , 4, 27 F' 1 FRONT ROW: M, Bertholf, J. Goldsworthy, J. Williams, P. Forgey, S. Rohwor, M. Schu, S. Blank. SECOND ROW: Mr Broyles, F. Widmun, D. Jaeger, R. Nelson, B. Bothnian. THIRD ROW: F, White, M. Eneroth, T. Risdal, D. Burnhaun P. Dowling. FOURTH ROW: L. Nelson, G. Dickinson, D. Brown, D. Law, T. Carroll, G. Mzirtin. 7weZae Zena 7 WW Pres ident FR ED W HIT E Vice President DAVE BURNHAM Secretary JILL GOLDSWORTIIY Treasurer FRED WIDMAN Representative GREG MARTIN Qnot picturcdj . .5 , ,i,i. 'L5'L's:'5a-'x In Z ' 63 f 0,31 A fy ' A mf Af' ' th. X. Y V J' gi ,, . - , ' ,. It g--ii.-kfy , ',,, ,. I . J . ii 1 3 2 4 1 4 E 6 fr' K, fi , ff! lL.s:,-- . f.,u wx xx V I 'fig f .W f 1 v'n A ' f A -' .- 1 154 lx A 3-13 gc . r 1 Q .xf Q FRONT ROW: L, Nelson, D. Law, T. Risdal, D. Burnham, M. Eneroth, T. Carroll, G. Martin, F. Wiclman. SECOND ROW P. Dowling, J, Golclswortliy, J. Williams, S. Rohwer, P. Forgzgey, M. Sehu, M. Bertholf, S. Blank, Mr. Br, Jes. THIRD ROW: G, Dickinson, D. Brown, F. White, R. Nelson, B. Bothman, D. Jaeger. ' 79 me 4cm70elcome rv' l T ' 2 me-L QUE EN Mary Schu PRINC ESSES Jill Goldsworthy Margaret Bcrtholi' N .qw 0 nqamzatlons ants actwmes tl ,Av v 5 v I, X 3. 'qiv A 2 Ui. 'Q' Lf: E if I ff 4:-M-w.,, Ak gf' 8.414- ,rfl' 414' f 2 1 fl ix' 'l 'F g k 79, ,hi 1, w 4 , s'5 .-v 1 1 .J ,.. as. mf tfwr The Pep Club introduced 8 new membels this yeai who had met the iequu cments of earning 65 points and a 2 grade average We icvised ou1 outfits by pu1 chasing, matciial and making new A lmc sku ts We were honored at the lootball banquet and piescnted the team with an O1 igmal skit Tor ou1 money making IJIOJCCL we sold concessions and we also sold nylons Dui mg the season we suppoi ted the team by making signs attending all the games and seivmg iefreshments to Vai ious visiting teams A sign making contest was held among the classes in preparation for the touinaments They wc1e judged and thc senior sign was rated lst Junior 2nd fresh 31d, and sophomore 1 Toi the last game the senior guls decorated the boys' shower room in appreciation for the team's hard work during the year. The purpose of this organization is to promote school spirit a.nd good sportsmanship throughout the school year. We hope that our efforts have been worthwhile for both of the teams and the students. We would also like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Tye for her guidance and efforts in making our club one of character and distinc- tion. w if 2 -W-,W-w-...Musa -w0.........-.-.w.,,.. -wa-anna. 0 n LL-' X',. , ' T.. Tis. J '- i H R ' -431-gg if ':d- ' A l H is .ef H exif., , , ,.v, , f-' :wars - R A , is x, v, 4? 7 9 ' . Q W , fr . Agn ,Y .. wfagiii L f in uf' Qi efsguw' FIRST ROW: B. Forgey, G. Dickenson, M. Schu, S. Rohwer, J. Williams. SECOND ROW M Boitholf P Forgey, F. Trull, B. Widman, S. Blank, Mrs. Tye, Advisor. THIRD ROW: M.L, Dawson P Weible J Goldsworthy, K. Jaeger, D. Freeze, Z. Riley. FOURTH ROW: A. Damron, J. Hucther M Heinemann C Hartmig, M. Wycr, J. Ashlock. M N I VIQ, V I R ::. i n O '- Y A An . FIRST ROW: T. Solbrack, F. White, B. Burnham, C. Rohwer, D. Curtls, D. Burnham, F. Riley, F. Freeze. SECON ROW: S. Blank, J. Forgey, M. Dowling, G. Martin, T. Carroll, B. Cannon, K. White, L. Estes, L. Nelson, P. Dowling THIRD ROW: B. Bothman, J. Nelson, D. Widman, D. Hartung, R. Nelson, B. Bothman, M. Eneroth, B. Widman, M. Reiger, M. Garwood, M. DeYoung. FOURTH ROW: C. Deckard, G. Williams, L. Russell, D. Jaeger, D. Reiger, B. Terrell, F. Widman, L. Trull, B, Pope, M. Pope. hire ' Quay 2715 The purpose of the White Shirt Gang is to sup- port the athletic teams of Rosalia High School and to promote school spirit. We, the members of the White Shirt Gang plan to accomplish this by attend- ing athletic events in which our team is participat- ing. We feel that we can help promote school spirit by sitting in a section with the Pep Club and voicing our support for our team. A direct result of such an increase in spirit will benefit Ros alia's athletic teams. Since the White Shirt Gang just became a.n organization this year, we are still trying to com- plete our constitution. As this school year closes we look to the future for the great contributions that the White Shirt Gang will be able to make to Rosalia High School W a Q RQ.-'S 'f an Q 45' xy Z X fs f f' Q . 3 38 FRONT ROW: Z. Riley, J. Galbreath. SECOND ROW: C, Hartung, M. Dawson, A. Voge, A. Damron, L. Russell, M. Wyer, M. Heinemann, D. Sprinkle. THIRD ROW: D, Van Dyke, P. Weible, B. Cannon, D. Reiger, G. Campbell, M. Dowling. FOURTH ROW: D. Frecge, F. White, M. Reiger, D. Hartung, B. Widman, S. Peters, E. Dube. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Lyon, C. Rohwer, J. Hucther, K. Jaeger, B. Forgey, P. Forgey, D. Widman. We 44 .az em and 7702. .lynn Our band has been very active this year. In September we marched in the Palouse Empire Fair. We also attended the U of I Band Day, In October we went to WSU Band Day at Joe Albi stadium in Spokane. In March we gave a band con- cert and sent band members to the Honor Band at Colfax. On April lst we hosted the first music festival in northern Whitman County. To end the month, our band participated in Lewiston's Music Festival. The lllghliglll. of May was marching in the Torchlight and Lilac parades in Spokane. To end a very eventful year, we played for graduation Officm FRONT ROW E Dubc V Lelthcad J Williams, C. Hllflllllflf, J. IIuctl1e1 D Sp1 mkcl S Blanl M S hu P Iolbex M HC1l1l,11l'1l'l11 SECOND ROW L Scanlon A. Damron, D. Van Dyke, J. Galbln 1th B Cannon L hull M Wx C1 P Wu! ln J Ashloclx A Vogg Mr Lyon THIRD ROW: L. Estes, L. Russell, D Rc,1,.,c.1 M RQ1gc1 D TILLIL M Dfuxson B Ocy B Xvlilllllll 1OP ROW M Dowlmg, D. Widman, D. Burnham 1' I11C,L7G I Wlutc D Hfutung ' 'Lia Sprinkcl, J. Ashlock, M. Ilcmcm um A Danuon, M VVQGI C. Hzlrtung, J. Williams, The Lctter1nan's Club of 1966 has taken part in numerous activities throughout the ycar. Our first project was the selling of Christmas wrap- ping. At the same time we collected Toys for Tots , for thc Marine Corps. On March 12th we sponsored our annual Letter1nan's Club Dance. President DAVE BURNHAM Vice President DOUG CURTIS Secretary - Treasurer BOB TERRELL Advisor MR . SPANIER I df FRONT ROW: Miss Maas, Z. Riley, J. Galbreath, M. Bertholf, J. Goldsworthy M. Schu, D. Freeze, M. Heinemann, E. Dube, SECOND ROW: C, Hartung, B. Forgey, J. Williams, P. Forgey, S. Blank, S. Rohwer, D. Sprinkel, P. Woible. THIRD ROW: C, Beedy, G. Dickinson, B. Widman, M. Dawson, F. Trull, M. Wyer, A. Voge, J. Aslilock. TOP ROW: I Scanlon, S. Peters, L. Dickinson, D. Van Dyke, K. Jaeger, J. Galbreath, A. Damron. '304 77044 771444 Mem MMAKE . A X' Rs Qsvx O ' 'Y Q? K 9 E f 33 3 ml Tri E H- ' --1.1 I 1. A H y , Q .. sr' 421 ts 'PO OQNX NEW VN Our years activities includes a coke hour, initiation, Sadie Hawkins Dance, the International Christmas party, Style Show, Bar-B-Que, the installation and the Senior Brunch. The State Conven- tion in April will be attended by our newly elected president, vice president, state delegate, and advisor. Jo Anne Williams was awarded her 77,4 7 14 The FFA has been very active this past year. We won the Shveepstakes in the Palousc Enpire Fair which included G Grand and G Reserve Grand Champions. Members also received 6 Rossettes at the Spokane Interstate Fair. The judging and parliamentary teams won banners at various con- tests. Forrest Freeze received a position on the State FFA Judging Team by placing 2nd in the State. He traveled to Kansas City to take part in the National Judging Contest. Other State awards in- cluded State Officer Candidates and State Farmers to Chris Rohwer Forrest Riley, Darrly Hartung with Mike Eneroth receiving State Farmer and the Union Pacific Scholarship. The annual FFA Sweetheart Dance was held November 6, 1965. Susan Rohwer was elected our Sweetheart and was presented with our traditional Sweetheart jacket and necklace. Other activities included Land Judging, the hog rafile, con- cessions, barbecue, camping trip, and the Spokane Junior Live- stock Show. 70046 R505- A -:QQ E 'Mc ek KX P-TIOIV10 X ,5 X f J C sf Fe. ' ol-5 fha Of! U1-KOQJ ,glib .W W 6 51 X ' Aqdun ,x 5 cox -' w 7 r 1 ix V 4 VD -Y -7- 1' 17 If 'X X LC o State Degree . i FRONT ROW: B. Terrell, D. Burnham, D. Jaeger, S. Rohwer, F. Widman, D. Hartung, P. Dowling, Mr. McKay. SFLOND ROW: B, Cannon, B. Bothman, C. Rohwer, C. Deckard, M. DeYoung, D. Curtis, M. Dowling, J. Forgey, TIIIRD ROW 'I Solbrack, R. Nelson, D. Brown, D. Widmzm, K. White, J. Nelson, L. Trull, B. Pope, B. Widman, TOP ROW: lf, Rilu D Brown, G. Dickinson, T. Risdal, L. Nelson, M. Eneroth, S. Blank, B. Bothnian, F. Freeze. WS X J, Y , 1 nrirww 4 ili' PM President, FRED WIDMANQ Vice President, DAVE JAEGERg Secretary, DAVE BURNHAMg Treasurer, BOB TERRELLg Reporter, DARRYL HARTUNGg Sentinel, PAT DOWLING. 7 A 4 Wh. 77ZaTmy 75:3 X1 .--F.. r.,...V, ,, . N .QWZ,wna I WMS . , A ' '. .:.1,, ...nf mid ' FRONT ROW: President CHRIS ROHWER Vice President MIKE ENER OT H Secretary SHE LDON BLANK Reporter BOB TERRE LL Sentinel BRUCE CANNON SECOND ROW: FORREST RILEY TOM SOLBRACK KENNY WHITE TOM RISDAL FRONT ROW: FRED WIDMAN FORREST FREEZE FORREST RILEY SECOND ROW: DARRLY HARTUNG MIKE ENEROTII TOM SOLBRACK BRUCE CANNON mqcuwla mm ' 77,4 NATIONAL l'lmlllSgC3Y X I : M :. iii E29 'I 77715 S 77 FIRST ROW: S. Blank, M. Bertholf, S. Rohwer. SECOND ROW: M, Schu, M, L. Dawson, Mr. Broyles, Advisor. THIRD ROW: B, Cannon, D. Curtis, B. Terrel, F. White. FOURTH ROW: M. Eneroth, B. Burnham, C. Rohwer. I President, Sheila Blank: Vice President, Susan Rohwerg Secretary-Treasurer, Fred White, Representative, Margaret Bertholf. 2715 The National Honor Society is an active organiza- tion even though it is one of the smaller in the school This year we purchased membership cards and pins for our members and bought a new charter for our meeting room. We wrote up a series of pamphlets dealing with appearance, school spirit, attitude, and study habits. In late spring, initiation for our new members was held at a night ceremony at Tekoa with their NHS. We had a computer dance and a ear wash-bake sale in May as our money making pro ject. St. John and Tekoa were invited to participate in the dance. This year for the first time our NHS awarded a scholarship of S50 to a deserving senior who was not in our organization. FIRST ROW: B, Terrell, P. Wciblc, J. Goldsworthy, S. Rohwer, R. Nelson. SECOND ROW: B. Bothman, D. Frcczc, M. Schu, M. Bertholf. THIRD ROW: M. Dawson, D. Burnham, C. Rohwer, E . Dubc . 74a Www W EMM aw awe 1,45- 'vs' ADVISOR ALLEN BLAIR I T ji fm, Tre as u rer She il a Blank Vice -Pres idcnt Dave Jaeger I have gained valuable experiences during my term as Student Body President. It has been both an honor and a privilege for me to represent the student body of Rosalia High at school and com- munity activities. My duties require me to call Student Council meetings when there is sufficient business to transact. I work with our principal, Mr. Blair, to promote a high level of understanding and of eo-operation between the students and the faculty. We moved into the new high school building on November IZ, 1965. I felt extremely honored when I was asked to thank at the Dedication Cer- emonies all those who made our new school building possilbe. Having done my best to follow the Constitution of Rosalia High School, Ihope that my term as president oi' the Associated Students has set a good example for the future Associated Student Body presidents to follow. Student Body President Mike Eneroth Dill Secretary Pauline Forgey Pro,.,1 un Chairm in Tom Risdal FFA President FRED WIDMAN Student Council Advisor MR. BLAIR Senior Class Representative GREG MARTIN ASB Vice-President DAVE JAEGER Junior Class Representative BILL BURNHAM ASB Secretary PAULINE FORGEY NHS Representative MARGARET BERTHOLF Program Chairman TOM RISDAL Letterman's Club President DAVE BURNHAM Pep Club President MARY SCHU Sophomore Class President DALE REIGER Annual Staff Editor SUSAN ROHWER Yell Queen Ez FHA President JILL GOLDSWORTHY Senior Class President FRED WHITE Junior Class President CHRIS ROHWER Freshman Class Representative DON WIDMAN ASB President MIKE ENEROTH ASB Treasurer SHEILA BLANK r DORIS in ff1,Y 19' , , 5 X. y 2 ! gl b 2 WW Q M fl6mf l!'6f,fl! I X WWW? XM I 7 :'4 V56 ' L2 u 'I '. I ' , 4? 46' fl, .... - , , , ,H -N -4.44- '.,.4s ., I ,f 21 f We 'f '4. Z 'fs' f FRONT ROW: B. Cannon, C. Deckard, P. Dowling, G. Pope, L. Trull, M. Dowling, L. Estes, L. Nelson, M. Eneroth B. Burnham. SECOND ROW: B. Terrell, Mgr., M. Pope, D. Reiger, D. Hartung, R. Nelson, G. Dickinson, S. Blank, K. White, T. Risdal, F. Riley, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Coach Yates, D. Jaeger, F. White, F. Freeze, T. Solbrack, F. Widman, D. Curtis, D. Burnham, C. Rohwer, M. Reiger, Coach Spanier. Um 7765 7 mm '74 .L'aa26a7 Qzeczlf H 5 K 2 L' , ' , Q.Y8,lZ9S '1 We-L... . i ROSALIA ROSALIA ROSALIA f4'ROSALIA ROSALIA AROSALIA ROSALIA ROSALIA ROSALIA ROSALIA WNON-LEAGUE GAMES . . . COLTON . GARFIELD . . . ..... T EK OA . . . . . CRESTON . . . . . . ENDICOTT . . . . 2 . KOOTENAI . . . . . . LACROSSE . . . . . ST, JOHN . . . .... PALOUSE OAKESDALE ,rf '54 JJ ,5- if 6 'fr sf . is x 'fb fm 2' K' ,Na+ -Nt' ill' Zcwualzfdea Swim Handed ' wedge I feel we had a fine season. Injuries were a big factor in our one loss to St. John. But the true potential of the team was seen in the Kootenai and the LaCrosse games. The Kootenai game illustrates the ability of the team to think and adapt to a new situation-- eleven man football. The LaCrosse game showed us that determination and desire can overcome many obstacles. With attributes such as these, the Rosalia students will con- tinue to be successful in both athletics and life. gal JE.-Maw The fall of 1965 found Rosalia High School football team training in the early morning hours. The determined football team rolled over their first game with Colton by a score of twenty-six to zero. The climax of the season came when a successful team with seven wins and no losses faced the neighboring St. John team for the Whitman County Championship. This game ended in a disappointing defeat for the mighty Spartans. The 1965 Spartans ended their season with a nine win and one loss record-- a record which indicated the stamina, leader- ship and cooperation of its student body--a record of which any coach can be proud of. 53 'fi .EV f WlL if as A 7-1 aw 9 3 . , , H ., ..Q , if 151 ,7 yy- ai! wa' 1' +1 fffgj , ,W ,W QM ,A ' ,p . , fa. . ..- -.L,...,, pnn--- Aw A A. , mfvvfpgvzygtf . We G j5Z.f Q5 'Ji' ux 4. 1 Ssfh, w 'a sd.. P7 85 x A 7 ZS Ros alia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Ros alia Rosalia Ros alia Ros alia Rosalia Ros alia Ros alia Rosalia Rosalia Ros alia Rosalia Ros alia Rosalia Ros alia 56 32 4 Co-captain, B. Bothm-an, L. Estes, M. Dowling, Co-captain, S. Blank, D. Widman, M. Reiger, T. Solbrack, M. Reigcr . K. White, J. Nelson, J. Forgey, L. Trull, Coach McKay. ZS 145 Reardan Colton Garfield Tekoa Liberty Liberty Lacrosse Palouse Reardan Oakes dale St. John Garfield Endicott Tekoa Lacrosse Palouse Oakes dale Lakeland 63 30 49 35 24 42 55 50 66 36 59 44 54 56 48 55 49 46 REGULAR SEASON Ros alia Rosalia Rosalia - Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Ros alia Ros alia Rosalia Ros alia Rosalia Rosalia Ros alia Rosalia Ros alia Rosalia Ros alia Rosalia 47 82 83 69 91 G2 47 G7 51 74 41 74 60 71 57 59 84 68 Reardan Lamont Colton Garfield Tekoa Liberty Lacrosse Palouse Reardan Oakesdale St. John Garfield Endicott Tekoa Lacrosse Liberty Palouse Oakesdale JAMBOREE Rosalia 7 Endicott Rosalia 13 Oakesdale CHRISTMAS TOURNEY Rosalia 70 Endicott Rosalia 51 Lacrosse COUNTY TOURNEY Rosalia 64 Tekoa Rosalia 68 Oakesdale Rosalia 63 Lacrosse DISTRICT TOURNEY Rosalia 69 Columbia Rosalia 53 St. John Rosalia 63 Asotin Rosalia G0 Endicott Coach Nelson, M. Pope Mgr., F. White, D. Jaeger, F. Widman, D. Curtis, F. Freeze, B. Widman, D. Hartung, C Rohwer, D. Burnham, M. Eneroth, B. Burnham, B. Cannon. 74a Mike Pope ' 2 'K '--f ig 9 if ' ,. ' M . 4 ' . . A ' M -if:.:f. -5, - . , j F E.. .,,, 4. 24 I :-in ,T . 7 5. ...-. , H I Q Fred White Dave Burnham i T 1 '25 5 Q ws f W Wiwmge Our successful basketball season stemmed from our ability to unite as one group working toward a common goal. Iwas especially proud of the team and the cheering section during the County and District tournaments . Dur- ing these tournaments we played most of our games under a do or die situation. The effort which was displayed was tremendous. I know a great deal was learned by all of us in re- gard to the value of athletics. The graduating seniors will leave positions which will be difficult to fill, but if the pat- tern which has been developed this year is continued in the future, we can expect to have many more fine seasons. gag 59 3 P ,4 4 1 21 1 5. ' Q Q ' - . E 5' rg . 3 j Q ,Y I T ' Q y gk 2 i 23, ' 'ff 2 . 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Schu, J, Huethcr, P, Forgcy Mgr, Ros alia 30 Rosalia 231 Ros al i at 19 Ros ali Z1 13 9 Ros al i a 19 Ros al i Li 22 Ros al i a 2 9 'Edna :de 25 SCORES Lamont G Palousc 2 9 Oakes dal 0 2 6 Endicott 24 Palous c 2 5 Oakcsdalc 25 St. John 56 2 7 'Mb ij 1 S, , 9 fig' .4 i. R f FRONT ROW: B. Pope, B. Cannon, L. Trull, J. Forgey, J. Nelson, M. Dowling. SECOND ROW: MgT. M. Garxxood D Jaeger, D. Hartung, F. Freeze, M. Reiger, C. Rohwer. THIRD ROW: Coach Nelson, F. Widmzum, D. Reigcr, L. Est S D. Burnham, D. Curtis. l?66 275 Z, mm Fred Widman Dave Jaeger Dave Burnham Don Nelson ,64 Mike Gurwood FRONT ROW: B. Burnham, B. Bothmam, D- Burnlwm, D. Curtis- SECOND ROW: M. Enerorh, coach Spanier, F. Widman, If . White. FRED WHITE ---- Milc Run DOUG CURTIS ---- 100 Yard Dash MIKE ENEROTH ---- 880 Yard Dash BRUCE BOTHMAN ---- 220 Yard Dash DAVE BURNI-IAM ---- 440 Yard Dash BILL BURNHAM ---- 440 Yard Dash 3 'll' . -N f 0.436 Wi . 0 QQ, . 9,1-. AX uk. . u ,..,,w 4 W ,' -7 f H in . 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