Rosalia High School - Spartan Yearbook (Rosalia, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1967 volume:

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With this torch you can light the flame of Wisdom, ignite the spark of Eagerness, touch off the blaze of Glory, and enkindle the glow of Friendship. It is the hope of the Spartan Annual Staff that each and every student of RHS will make this theme a major theme in his or her future life. WLLLYYBI rv Cm-C-dn,ofJ Gm, 'ww HM qw lm-fsql ad may ,fvL,QV,V,.e,L, LLC - C,QDCd f7Cx2,fZ, flfflw 60 Ct-,7 ,VLJMZ if' Qc 24 f-J la 7 fi' 1z.f'Je.Lh Ns... 1 i , , , , Y Head fig, QL' A I X YC Ufugubi 4-0,731 31-64 74 'xi AED- I? iq Z, J 57' blwjlkf. Y 'Q of 1, U A 1-SA? XA 0 Q Q4 'M Aww PM I N 71,79 'lv 'ff-if? 4-J., EJ ? 4 it y 4,114.6 7 Q? fAL4fJw3,j A 5 . yp-1,6 CL!x,L Cl .f4.4,u'-Q m4f03'k.A-vg7k- I f,5!Q1kg-- 'j Q 7 , Lfv-j Jx!2 ffzf- LC Af.-ff. Vi.-.-.vfv GZA43 -fall 20725 7 ,'f , I ' ' 'L cgffgfgffifg KNEE MMM fjiiwi Q X -4 MX fikw 5 NSR QHSNPXVXK ,af I 'N 3 x N A f I A X lb ,ff 7 KZ! .V f Q? M r N9 UA Mfff 719, , LMA! ix fx ,f . ' if , , , . Q f . V, ' , , 1 'N' -v Vg. , X . 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We can always look to you for guidance, enthusiasm, a.nd encouragement. Thank you, Mr. White, for being the wonder ful person that you are! 335 F FICULTY You young people of today are facing a period of unrest and indecision which is unique in history. We read of sit-ins, walk outs and demonstrations against this or that. We have had draft cards burned and even our flag desecrated by young people in our nation. To the Class of 1967, I express my hope that our school has served you well, not only by pro- viding you with the educational background to suc- ceed at college or in a vocation, but by helping you to think clearly and constructively, by providing a link in the chain between our past heritage and the present, and by helping you to realize that the freedoms of our democracy must be balanced by responsible thought and action. To those returning next year, these same thoughts can make the coming school years a success. It is my hope that you feel the same pride that I feel in the achievements in leadership, scholar- ship, and activities. It has made 1966-1967 a school year worth remembering. Sincerely, Kenneth F. White ADMINISTRATOR MEASURE YOUR MIND'S HEIGHT BY THE SHADOW IT CASTS The Class of '67 will go forth into a world fraught with awesome and complex problems. We hope that we have helped to prepare you young people for such a world. If you will accept your role in the solution of today's problems, look upon those problems as re- sponsibilities, and accept those responsi- bilities as personal challenges, then you will find this to be an exciting and glorious age in which to live. You will find that what seems to be the worst of times can become the best of times. Best wishes always, Fred R. Broyles A 'nur-4Cr 'Yo WEAR -0 Q5 -Ev Y V Joe Freeze L Edgar Widman W Bob Mortimer Bill Dowling Mildred Pal School Board Makes Many Important Decisions Secretary 81 Librarian Cooks Judy Froese and Mrs, Yates, Mrs. Widman, Mrs. Huether, and Mrs. Sly. M Bus Drivers janitor Herb Wheeldon James Woodward, Bruce Carlon Max Shindler, and Neal Wyer. ! I Dnn'N.1' HAVE I FRED BROYLES PAULINE TYE LARRY McKAY MARGARET WIDMAN English Commercial 8: Agriculture Science Spanish FACULTY .Annn -Gif QV . . . and what is your opinion, Mr. White ? Recess ? ? '- ? Is it really worth it, ladies ? ! ? JOHN SPANIER Mathematics BILLIE JEAN WIDMAN Home Economics 'Ah, gee!!!!! CALVIN LYON Music HERMAN YATES History ,Jr . 'Q A Q 2 N 3,5 I gf .N , , ,,,-.una-nv f Sip sS,,, 23 X1 S i il Qxfw 32 C9. 2 r:LH55E5 CLASS of '70 Eric Nelson Kristine Widman Dennis Solbrack Margaret Milne Scott Williams Glenda Blank Ron Terrell Paula Wheeldon Bob Krebs Sheryl Mattausch Steve Martin Debbie Freeze Barry Watldns Shannon Van Dyke Our Freshman Class started off their first year of High School with the annual burning of the dummy at the Fall Pep Rally which in- spired a victory over Colton at our first home football game. Our main money-making pro- ject started a new trend at Rosalia High. We were the first to organize a Slave Day in Rosalia. We paraded down main street and then were auctioned off for all kinds of work. Our class also contributed greatly to ma.ny extra-curricular activities that our school participated in. Our Freshman year was truly one we'll never forget. Phil White Patty Liberty Dan Noland Sandy Leithead Chris Brooks Bruce Allert Beverly Buchholtz Dennis Murray MR. LYON Advisor fficers FIRST ROW: Representative BRUCE ALLERT Vice President STEVE MARTIN SE C OND ROW: Secretary BEVERLY BUCHHOLTZ President LORRY SHEAHAN Treasurer KRISTINE WIDMAN Sandra Widman Robert Aufenkamp Molly Campbell -ji ln f, 4 - -, QVJN E asia l're . 1rii1i?igfff - Mfaifff if ii f -W ff-f7 9 Sigh! ' oo,ov MF! nf ' if W ei K SME! 9 'I if! ,,1 'Erf 1 Susan Curtis Steve Aufenkamp A Q A . ,f , N , 1 M 'fgl i ii-?:?II'?Q5've'T'Q4 gs. :LPSQW X 12' . w at'r 5 V F4 ' g E 3325 'i:'5:2,L'X:i'ff'?' 3 ., ,. anim, 7 . . li on H K ,l r--ir, ' ' -+ iff' e'i R 57 flff lf Agggn wma: muuncs n ri n ffyvywi E V-7:gf11g?,:gE iii? 'C . T , .L iifp l-5 95? , ' v r t -' :, ' ' ' 'mf xr- wi way og - ' ' Q ,T ggi , . E10 3. f wig: ' I we :ml . 1 - -- - ww f- 12:1-1 I ul 1 , '::' '-i sh, -K .Z :' 135 -- - i s 5 M, 2 F ,, 1 me ., 5,zf,--mmf,fww,, mfg, .. E' -if -'liflil l' .-1 lf , iii - s if .f .M Q J fn A-fff A .ifyf YM 5 N if . li ,. . 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During this season we purchased a snowcone machine for use by our class at games to raise money. Unfortunately, it was a rather shortlived idea. Our money-making project was a car wash and bake sale, which was a success. Jane Huether Lester Estes Lynda Scanlon 4 , w Bud Pope Janet Ashlock Bill Widman MR. YATES Advisor Mark Reiger Pennie Weible Officers Treasurer 'VERNA LEITHEAD President DON WIDMAN Vice President JAMES NELSON Secretary BUD POPE Representative MARK REIGER Ja.nyce Galbraith Gayle Williams Debbie Van Dyke Bob Law Sheryl Peters CLASS of '68 Dale Reiger Elaine Dube Ken Mills Linda Dickinson Bergen Bothman Jackie Galbraith Larry Russell Kathy Jaeger The Junior Class had many activi- ties throughout the year. Our first was a work day in October, which was our money making project this year. 'It was followed by various mixers and concessions. In March we began preparing for our play which was presented on April 3rd Sz 4th, And finally the big event of the year,' our prom, A Little Dutch Garden , was held April 15th. We are looki.ng forward to becoming seniors. Kenny White Geri Campbell Tom Solbrack Sheldon Blank Dixie Freeze Don Brown MRS. TYE Advisor Cliff Deckard Zanna Riley ' I , :,, . Officers President SHELDON BLANK Sergeant at Arms DON BROWN Representative DIXIE FREEZE Secretary JACKIE GALBREATH Vice President LARRY RUSSELL Treasurer SHERYL PETERS , - , 1713- Q ,fl an il Cathy Aufenkamp ., .:wf.r,,1, .P if 2 T if 2 R, J x -4 .KI -Y ..1' -.ff unior Pla Cast On April 4th the Juniors presented their annual class play en- titled Bolts and Nuts . The cast was Dixie Freeze, Kathy Jaeger, Zanna Riley, Ken Mills, Bergen Bothman, Geri Campbell, Tom Solbrack, Debbie Van Dyke, Jackie Galbreath, Cliff Deckard, Sheldon Blank, Dale Reiger, and Bob Law. We were directed by Mrs. Tye. Bolts and Nuts was a three act mystery about a widow and her young niece looking for the uncle's money. The money was hidden in the house somewhere. They opened their house as a mental sanatorium andmany of the people who were supposed to be patients were only there to look for the money. The boyfriend of the niece was the lucky one to find the money. It was a lot of fun to present and l'm sure everyone enjoyed it. ,...-- i,A f X S all .II .4-. 1-vm? .. TIN i it ,,,,, 5.-V I, K -xx, ming.. 1 w ...w- if 23 if ...L g fn 3 l 1 4 M. S rv E574 :ra ,-gw,rg,' fgw. K , QT: ,,:', ,V--3 -tg. - Eg TQ? F 5 . i t K Q: 1 - A ,K My wg 'i MAX L. DE YOUNG FFA 1, 2,35 Badminton 1, 25 Basketball 15 Baseball Mgr. 25 White Shirt Gang 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, H Lettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,4. CHRISTOPHER J. ROHWER Valedietorian FFA 1,2,3,45 State Sec'y. 45 State Convention 3,45 Nat. Convention 45 Parliamentary Team 1, 2,35 State Farmer 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Chorus 15 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 NHS 2,3,45 Pres. 45 Boys' State 35 Class Officer 1,35 Pres. 35 Class Play 3,45 Debate 3, 45 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Nat. Conference of Student Council 35 Central Executive Committee, Dist. 9 Student Councils 4. Senio ROBERT L. TERRELL Transferred from Pomeroy 25 FFA 1, 2,35 Officer 35 Parliamentary Team 1, 2, 35 Judging Team 1, 25 Badmin- ton 25 Baseball 25 Basketball Mgr. 25 Football Mgr. 35 White Shirt Gang 35 Annual Staff 35 LeLtcrman's Club 2, 3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Class Play 3,45 Busi- ness Mgr. 4. GERALDINE L. DICKINSON FHA l,2,3,45 Officer 1,45 Pres. 45 State Degree 4, FFA Sweetheart 45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Badminton 1,25 FTA 45 Chorus 1,2,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Officer 35 NHS 3,45 Officer 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Class Officer 2, 45 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 4. J. FORREST FRE EZE Frosty FFA 1, 2,3,45 Officer 45 Judging Team 2,35 State Judging Team 35 Nat. Convention 35 Football 1, 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 All County 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,3,45 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Class Officer 1,45 Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 4. FAYE M. TRULL Transferred from St. John 35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Officer 2,45 GAA 1, 25 Girls' Basketball 25 FTA 45 Officer 45 Chorus 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 3,45 Lilac Princess 45 FHA State Convention 3. P211' 113115 BARBARA E. WIDMAN FHA 1, 2,3,45 Officer 2,45 Girls' Basketball 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Badminton 1, 25 FTA 45 Band 2,3,45 Honor Band 25 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Trio 25 Annual Staff 2,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Officer 45 Majorette 35 Class Officer 25 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 45 Lilac Queen 45 Music Camp 2. BILL R. BURNHAM Transferred from St. John 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Inspi- rational 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Class Officer 1,35 Class Play 3,45 Debate 3,45 Student Council 3,45 ASB Pres. 45 Honor Student. MARY L. DAWSON Salutator ian FHA 1,2, 3,45 Officer 45 Badminton 15 Band 3,45 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Honor Chorus 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Girls' State 35 Majorette 35 Class Officer 1,45 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Queen 45 Lilac Princess 45 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 45 Cheerleader Camp 3, 4. MICHAEL J. POPE Transferred from Nebraska 35 FFA 3,45 Football 3,45 Basketball Mgr. 35 Track 35 White Shirt Gang 3,45 Pres. 45 Chorus 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Officer 45 Class Play 3, 4. BRUCE W , CANNON FFA 1 ,2,3,45 Officer 45 State Farmer 45 Parliamentary Team 2,3,45 Judging Team 1,2,3,45 State FFA State Convention 45 Football 3,45 All-County 45 Basketball 1 ,2, 3,45 Inspirational 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 'FTA 45 Pres. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,25 Chorus 1 ,2,35 Honor Chorus 2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Officer 45 Boys' State Alternate 35 Class Officer 35 Class Play 3,45 Junior Prom King 45 Student Council 45 ASB Trcas. 45 Honor Student DOUGLAS A. CURTIS FFA 1,2,3,45 State Farmer 45 State Convention 45 Foot- ball 1, 2,3, 45 Co-Captain 45 All County 45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Lettermen's Club 1, 2,3,45 Officer 35 NHS 2,3,45 Officer 45 Class Officer 2,45 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 45 ASB Program Chairman 4. CLASS MOTTO- Here Endeth, Here Beginneth CLASS FLOWER- Pink Rose CLASS COLORS- Sierra Blue and White 45 Student Council 4. DARRYL E. HARTUNG FORREST D. RILEY FFA 1, 2,3,45 Pres. 45 State Farmer 3,45 Livestock Farmer 45 State FFA Convention 3, 45 Nat. Convention 4 Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Parliamentary Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Mgr. 2, 35 Basketball Mgr. 1,25 Badminton 25 White Shirt Gang 1, 2,35 Chorus 15 Annual Staff 45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Class Pres. 25 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Business Mgr. 4. BARBARA A. FORGEY FHA 1,2,3,45 Badminton 1,25 Girls' Basketball 1,25 3,4 FTA 45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Pres. 45 Class Play 3,45 Student Council 45 Junior Prom Queen 4. FRED R. BROYLES Advisor FFA 1,2, 3,45 Officer 3,45 State Farmer 3,45 State Con- vention 3, 45 Nat. Convention 45 Judging Team 1, 2,3,45 State Judging Team 45 Football 1,3545 Mgr. 25 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Band 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Honor Chorus 35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 1,3,45 Pres. 45 Class Play 3, wx M :MN C3 C? ,Q A19 we raduation Awards Valedictorian-Chris Rohwer Salutatorian-Mary Lou Dawson Danforth Foundation-Bruce Cannon Geraldine Dickinson Betty Crocker Homemaker Award-Mary Lou Dawson Ralph Morgan Inspirational Award-Bruce Cannon Boys' Citizenship-Darryl Hartung Girls' Citizenship-Geraldine Dickinson Babe Ruth Sportsmanship-Bill Burnham Barbara Widman Dramatics Award-Bob Terrell Barbara Widman Twelve Years Together fficers Vice President DOUG CURTIS Secretary MARY LOU DAWSON President DARRYL HARTUNG Treasurer GERALDINE DICKINSON Representative FROSTY FREE ZE Bo and irl Staters ALTERNATES Geraldine Dickinson Bruce Cannon DELEGATES Mary Lou Dawson Chris Rohwer Bill Burnham ROSALIA OYALTY n 4 :M ,J -. 1 -35 '.,' 5 ' 1 Mary Lou Dawson Barbara Widman - Queen Faye Trull PROM KING sf QUEEN Barbara Forgey Sz Bruce Cannon Senior Play Cast The Senior 3-Act play was presented to the school and community on February 9th and 11th and was entitled The Antics of Andrew . The play was a comedy about a young college boy who owned a large apartment plus a southern cook and a French butler-valet. In order to ac- quire these, he told his rich New Zealand uncle that he was married and had to support a mother- in-law so that his allowance would be doubled. Everything went fine until his uncle paid him a surprise visit during which time, he had his two best friends dress up as his wife and mother-in- law. This proved to be very amusing to both the cast and the audience. The Seniors Worked hard, under the direction of Mr. Broyles, to produce a highly successful play. ! Our float honorable men- in Torchlight Lilac Parades! Our Gang. Sing out. It's your last time. No Comment! ! I There's that camera again! ! ! All dressed up A and HO Place to if M.. ,i t-I V i n i t go. 'II . ' ., . ' iltlifki W 7L.t4 'f3- a,'W:7 f i . -' um.. 1 , -f-f ' 'Y' 2mDm.wt:imm:1ii1il1-it .. ' - What'll it be men ? I told you I'd make it. My how they've changed in 4 years. Seniors Aim For Success! Time out for the class history. Have you heard the one about. . . ? Pretty good, Mike '? Deep Concentration. Watch out boys! r V if Q-Q if Q9 2 SPORTS DOUG CURTIS ALL COUNTY CHRIS ROHWER BILL BURNHAM INSPIRATIONAL AWARD FOOTB FROSTY FREEZE DARRYL HARTUNG BRUCE CANNOI ALL COUNTY ALL COUNTY Mr. Yates, Assistant, and Mr. Spanier, Head Coach. 966 DALE REIGER TOM SOLBRACK BILL WIDMAN MIKE DOWLING Spartan Scoreboard Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia 14 45 7 46 27 20 0 14 32 Oakesdale 6 Colton 14 Garfield 0 Tekoa 13 Endicott 13 Kootenai 20 Lacrosse 18 St. John 52 Palouse 14 Co-Captains DON WIDMAN Doug Curtis Kr Frosty Freeze Managers Jim Forgey Ka Dennis Murray FIRST ROW: D. Murray, J. Forgey. SECOND ROW: C. Rohwer, F. Freeze, B. Burnham, D. Reiger, D. Widman, T. Solbrack, B. Cannon, M. Dowling, D. Curtis, B. Widman, D. Hartung. THIRD ROW: Mr. Spanier, B. Watkins, M. Pope P. White, S. Blank, M. Reiger, J. Nelson, M. Garwood, K. White, B. Krebs, L. Estes, L. Trull, D. Noland, D. Solbrack, L. Sheahan, B. Allert, Mr. Yates, S. Martin. R.H. . Football Team Takes Third in Count Coaches' Corner Rosalia ended another fine season with a 6-2-1 record. We started the season with a 5-0 record. At the same time we had the honor of being rated sixth in the state. Then the late season problems started, injuries! So of the remaining games, Rosalia went 1-2-1, losing to LaCrosse and St. John. I would like to say to the graduating seniors, that you all will be missed in future seasons and I wish you all the best of luck and success. gjwfjawm The fall of 1966 found the Rosalia High School football team completing a satisfying and successful football season Success came with a group of boys who were willing to work hard to achieve a winning season. A group of boys who learned to function as a team and who, individually, contributed a strong body, an alert mind, and an almost indomi- table spirit to the group effort. Football--1966, at Rosalia, has been both exciting and successfulg but more important it has been a builder of men. 4332 Seniors Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Ro salia Rosalia Rosalie. Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia RE GULAR SEASON 47 Freeman 53 Garfield 64 St. John 62 Liberty 59 Tekoa 69 Freeman 5 1 Lacrosse 7 0 Oakesdale 68 Liberty 51 Palouse 38 Colton 48 St. John 65 Garfield 7 7 Endicott 90 Lamont 45 Oake sdale 8 l Colton 80 Palouse Y Non-league games 523 42 56 76' 57 60' 57 G8 65X 58 40 73 37 72 44 48 54 59 Frosty Freeze Doug Curtis Darryl Hartung CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Rosalia 74 Oakesdale Rosalia 73 Endicott lst place at X-mas Tourney! COUNTY TOURNAMENT Rosalia 68 Lacrosse Rosalia 64 Endicott Rosalia G4 Palouse Chris Rohwer Captain 60 62 67 G8 68 Inspirational Frosty Freeze Award Bruce Cannon Bill Widmafl .... n in 1 --1 KNEELING: M. Garwood, Coach Nelson, L. Russell. STANDING: B, Cannon, D. Ilurtung, S. Blank, M. Dowling, B. Widman T. Solbrack, D. Reigor, F. Freeze, D. Curtis, C. Rohwer, B. Bothman, B. Burnham. Managers M. Garwood, Sz L. Russell. Dale Reiger Bergan Bothrnan Tom Solbrack Coaches' Message The basketball season ended rather abruptly for us but overall we had a good season. This was the first time in seven seasons that we were able to defeat every team we encountered at least once. It was a pleasure to coach a team that was so well balanced and who played such exciting defense. The league was especially tough, but we displayed some fine basketball in posting a 9-5 win-loss league record. I know that we learned from our experience at the county tournament and will be able to profit from it in the years to come. Coach Don Nelson Bill Burnham Sheldon Blank Don Widman FRONT ROW: L. Trull, L. Sheahan, D. Solbrack, L. Estes, D. Widman, M. Dowling, J. Forgey. SECOND ROW: B Krebs B Watkins, M. Reiger, P. White, E. Nelson, B. Allert, S. Martin. Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Rosalia Spartan B - Squaders Freeman 44 Garfield 45 St. John 62 Liberty 54 Tekoa 29 Freeman 64 Lacrosse 41 Oakesdale 40 Liberty 57 Palouse 50 Colton 43 St. John 73 Garfield 43 Endicott 58 Palouse 52 Oakesdale 44 Colton 48 Captain Don Widman Coach Larry McKay FRONT ROW: J. Huether, L. Dickinson, S. Widman, G. Campbell, M. Campbell, C. Hartung, S. Mattausch. BACK ROW: Mrs. Widman, P. Wheeldon, G. Dickinson, B. Forgey, G. Blank, A. Voge, D. Freeze, M. Heinemann, B. Widman, Manager, D. Sprinkel. Girls' Basketball Team Takes First at Playday Coach 81 Captains This years girls' basketball team had a very rewarding season. The captains were Geraldine Dickinson, Barbara Forgey, and Barbara Widman During the playday at St. J ohn, the Spartan girls tied for the championship with St. John and Oakesdale. Other season scores were: Rosalia 24 St. John 48 Rosalia 27 Palouse 12 Rosalia 35 Tekoa 12 Rosalia 26 Oakesdale 35 Rosalia 17 St. John 28 Rosalia 52 Palouse 28 Rosalia 46 Tekoa 22 Rosalia 21 Oakesdale 22 At the banquet at the end of the season the following awards were given--Barbara Widman- Honorary Captain, Charlotte Hartung--Inspi- rational Award. Barbara Widman, Barbara Forgey, Geraldine Dickinson, Mrs. Widman. FRONT ROW: L, Estes, S. Martin, L. Sheahan, B. Cannon, J. Forgey. BACK ROW: S, Williams, D. Curtis, D. Widman, B. Widman, M. Dowling, E. Nelson, D, Hartung, Mr. Nelson. BA EBALL Manager Seniors Scott Scooter Williams Bruce Cannon, Doug Curtis, Darryl Hartung STATE ENTRIES KE NNY WHITE 2-MILE DALE REIGER DISCUS FRONT ROW: L. Trull, B. Burnham, M. Garwood, K. Mills, B. Allert, S. Martin, K. White. SECOND ROW: D. Curtis, D. Widman, P. White, S. Blank, M. Reiger, D. Reiger M. Dowling, J. Nelson, Coach Spanier. Sheldon Blank Bill Burnham Doug Curtis Dale Reiger Larry Trull Kenny White TRACK TRACK STANDINGS Event Mile 440 100 220 Discus 880 2-mile C ounty 4th 2nd 3rd 4th 4th 2nd lst District 7th 4th lst 8th lst State 4th 'S ,kg , 'J T S 1913-Q' W.. - 'tax N.. s, 9 V' W-x ff , :W I K FRONT ROW: S. Mattausch. C. Brooks, S. Van Dyke, K. Widman, S. Widman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Widman G Campbell J Huether, G. Blank, D. Freeze, M. Campbell, M. Milne. GIRLS' BAD I TO SPORTS SN APS :fm 'qw Q? fs? Zz UREHNIZHTIUN5 TOP ROW: Senior Class President DARRYL HARTUNG Junior Class President SHELDON BLANK FFA President FORREST RILEY NHS President CHRIS ROHWER ASB Historian KENNY WHITE Lettermen's Club Pres. Senior Class Rep. FROSTY FREEZE ASB Treasurer BRUCE CANNON BOTTOM ROW: ASB President BILL BURNHAM ASB Vice-President DALE REIGER Band President LARRY RUSSELL Sophomore Class Rep. MARK REIGER ASB Program Chairman DOUG CURTIS Freshman Class Pres. LORRY SHEAHAN Sophomore Class Pres. DON WIDMAN Freshman Class Rep. BRUCE ALLERT Annual Staff Rep. BARBARA WIDMAN Pep Club President BARBARA FORGEY Junior Class Rep. DIXIE FREEZE FHA President GERALDINE DICKINSON Yell Queen MARY LOU DAWSON Librarian Representative JACKIE GALBRAITH TUDE T BODY CFFICER President Bill Burnham Vice President Secretary Dale Reiger Elaine Dube i i Treasurer Program Chairman Yell Queen Historian Bruce Cannon Doug Curtis Mary Lou Dawson Ken White Mary Lou Dawson Tom Solbrack Art Forrest Riley Photographer Barbara Widman Student Council Rep. Glenda Blank Freshman Representative Zanna Riley Junior Representative Faye Trull Senior Representative Dixie Freeze Treasurer Janet Ashlock Sophomore Representative NOT PICTURED: Pennie Welble Copywriter FRONT ROW: D. Freeze, G. Campbell, G. Dickinson, C. Rohwer, M. Dawson, E. Dube, Mr. Broyles, Advisor. BACK ROW: B. Terrell, B. Burnham, D. Curtis, B. Cannon, D. Reiger, S. Blank. Officers Chris Rohwer Doug Curtis Geraldine Dickinson Bruce Cannon ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY We had 12 members in our chapter this year- 7 seniors and 5 juniors. Our year was very active. We decided to discontinue our scholarship fund and put our money into another worthwhile cause the adoption of a Viet Nam war child. We spent most of our time discussing possible money making projects to bene- fit our club and school. We painted the bell stand and purchased a rope to ring our Victory bell when victory was ours. For the first time in three years we sponsored a dance, and it was very successful. We are all proud of our NHS chapter and the work it has done this year. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Tye, P. Wheeldon, J. Ashlock, B. Forgey, B. Buchholtz, K. Widman, S. Mattausch. SECOND ROW: D. Freeze, B. Widman, C. Hartung, M. Heinemann, G. Blank, M. Dawson. THIRD ROW: K. Jaeger, G. Dickinson, Z. Riley, F. Trull, S. Curtis, A. Damron. FOURTH ROW: A. Voge, D. Sprinkel, J. Huether. NOT PICTURED: E. Dube, P. Weible, M. Wyer. Officers PEP CLUB The Pep Club supported the team by attending and yelling at all the games and by making signs. We sold concessions at certain games and pre- sented skits at both the football and basketball banquets. We were honored at the football banquet for our work. This year, we accepted five fresh- men, two sophomores, and one junior as new members. The Pep Club is proud to say we like our team . D. Freeze, B. Widman, B. Forgey, M Heinemann, K. Jaeger, J. Huether. MTS- Tye Advisor Officers Mr . Spaniel' Advisor The Lettermen's Club was a very active organization this year. We sup- plied the milk at the Football Banquet and also bought a new movie projector from our funds. The club also sold Christmas Wrappings, rented cushions at the basketball games, and held a dance in M31-Ch, Mike Pope, Chris Rohwer, Frosty Freeze. LETTERMEN'S CLUB FRONT ROW: L. Estes, D. Hartung, P. White, B. Cannon, D. Curtis, M. Pope, C. Rohwer, B. Burnham. SECOND ROW: B. Terrell, F. Riley, J. Forgey, J. Nelson, D. Widrnan, D. Murray, T. Solbrack, S. Blank. THIRD ROW: F. Freeze, B. Widman, B. Allert, M. Dowling, B. Pope, M. Garwood, D. Reiger, M. DeYoung. FRONT ROW: S. Mattausch, C. Hartung, A. Voge, L. Russell, A. Damron, P. Liberty, M. Campbell, M. Heinemann, M. Wyer, K. Widman. SECOND ROW: M. Reiger, J. Huether, B. Buchholtz, S. Curtis, M. Dawson, D. Freeze, S. Van Dyke, D. Sprinkel. THIRD ROW: M. Dowling, D. Reiger, B. Cannon, L. Sheahan, P. Wheeldon, G. Campbell, Mr. Lyons, Director. FOURTH ROW D. Widman, B. Watkins, D. Solbrack, B. Widman, B. Allert, D. Hartung. BACK ROW: B. Forgey, S. Peters, D. Freeze, K. Jaeger, D. Van Dyke, L. Trull, P. White. NOT PICTURED: Elaine Dube. Wc'vc Got Rh thm - R.H. .BA D Our year's activities began in September when we marched at the Palouse Empire Fair. Later in the fall we participated at the WSU Band Day, then we began preparing for a Pop Concert given in November. Through the winter months we Majorettes supported our team at all games. In February we held a Band Dance, and in March we gave an exchange concert with St. John. This year we sent five members to Honor Band at Colfax. We again hosted the Music Festival and attended the Lewiston Music Festival where both the band and chorus received lst ratings. To roimd out our year of marching, we participated in the Touch- light and Lilac parades in Spokane. We ended our rewarding year by playing for the seniors' graduation. Band Officers FRONT ROW: C. Aufenkamp, L. Scanlon, J. Galbraith, K. Widman, P. Wheeldon, G. Dickinson, J. Ashlock, F. Trull, A. Damron, P. Liberty, P. Weible, M. Wyer, Mr. Lyon. SECOND ROW: E. Dube, C. Hartung, S. Widman, D. Sprikel, J. Huether, S. Mattausch, M. Dawson, S. Curtis, M. Heinemann, A. Voge, B. Forgey. THIRD ROW: B. Watkins, L. Sheahan, B. Allert, L. Trull, D. Freeze, S. Van Dyke, D. Freeze, B. Buchholtz, G. Blank, B. Widman. FOURTH ROW P. White, L. Russell, L. Estes, M. Reiger, D. Reiger, J. Nelson, D. Widman, D. Noland. FIFTH ROW: M. Pope, D. Hartung, F. Freeze, M. Dowling, R. Terrell. The Sound of Music: - The R. H. S. Chorus participated in many events throughout the year. Our R .H OS, first concert was held in November. In March we held an exchange concert with St. John. Later that month, six of our members were chosen to go to Honor Chorus at Colfax. In April we went to the Music Festival in Lewiston. X -N--.. .Y' ie 5, ' f , 6 3 ,di ..,, . X 4 -1. 5 1 Mr. Lyon TRIPLE TRIO: D. Sprinkel, L. Scanlon, J. Huether, G. Blank, S. Band and Chorus Director Mattausch, A. Damron, M. Wyer, J. Ashlock, C. Hartung. PIANIST: B. Buchholtz. ' WWW' ' if 5' lf 11 l.. .,,,,f,,. gf.....sp-1 -- , , . WV k I . , - , f ' ..,,..,.,...aa, .,, ,gs .. . 1s.....,, M .- - .iw ff. A ,.,: EQEL.: .I ss -:Zn -Xie' 'I-.aft 1 277' ge-9. . .'gs..42Y...3, 5,534 af 5 . fi. ' - Q-'f.,f,:-A Ups. - ' f-11-1' fi.-'2vf12lf'7.' 5 As? Q .E-Q., NX., ,,,. w .. ireffw . 4- fi . 1- I 'L bfglgfd' f':,,g.,, H41 , if' -:- Geraldine Diclcinson R State Degree Mrs . Widman Advisor The FHA started the year with a Coke Hour and initiation of new members. We sold concessions at certain football games, sponsored a bake sale, and sold all-occasion cards. In December we held our annual X-mas Party. Our Sadie Hawkins, Once Upon a Time , was held in March. We sponsored the Easter Egg Hunt and attended Recognition Day where Zanna ran for a State office. In May we helped with k the Barbecue and honored the senior girls at the F C 21 S Senior Brunch. This year We were again chosen as an Honor Chapter. of Am erica FIRST ROW: F. Trull, S. Curtis, G. Dickinson. SECOND ROW: B. Widman, M. Dawson, P. Wheeldon, L. Scanlon, D. Van Dyke, K. Jaeger, Mrs. Widman. THIRD ROW: Z. Riley, J. Galbraith, S. Peters, A. Damron, J. Ashlock, M. Wyer, M. Milne, M. Campbell, S. Van Dyke, K. Widman, S. Widman, P. Liberty, D. Sprinkel, C. Harwng. FOURTH ROW: P. Weible, M. Heinemann, C. Brooks, S. Mattausch, G. Blank, J. Galbraith, D. Freeze, E. Dube, D. Freeze, A. Voge, L. Dickinson, J. Huether, B. Forgey, B. Buchholtz. 52 FFA Sweetheart and President Mr. McKay G. Dickinson F. Riley Advisor The Rosalia FFA Chapter has completed another , successful year. We Won the Sweepstakes at the O Palouse Empire Fair. We had our Sweetheart Dance and elected Geraldine Dickinson as our Sweetheart. D. Hartung earned the right to represent the state on the judging team in Kansas City. With him went C. Rohwer as Secretary of the State, and Mr. McKay as advisor. Darryl earned a gold medal, and Forrest Riley a silver in Herdsmanship. D. Curtis, B. Cannon, T. Solbrack, and S. Blank earned State Farmer Degrees. Our other activities included land judging, hog . raffle, concessions, barbecue, camping trip, and the of Livestock Show. FRONT ROW: Mr. McKay Advisor, S. Blank, F. Freeze, F. Riley, B. Cannon, K. White, C. Rohwer, D. Hartung. SECOND ROW: B. Widman, B. Bothman, T. Solbrack, D. Noland, P. White, D. Widman, D. Curtis, D. Brown. THIRD ROW: M. Dowling, B. Pope, J. Nelson, J. Forgey, D. Murray, B. Allert, B. Krebs, M. Pope. FOURTH ROW: L. Trull, L. Sheahan, B. Watkins, S. Martin, M. Garwood, D. Solbrack, E. Nelson, R. Terrell. Parliam entar FRONT ROW: D. Solbrack, D. Murray F. Riley, L. Sheahan, C. Rohwer. BACK ROW: K. White, L. Trull, M. Dowling, J. Nelson, D. Widman, B. Widman, S. Blank. State Farmers FRONT ROW: C. Rohwer, D. Hartung, F. Riley. BACK ROW: D. Curtis, K. White fappliedy, T. Solbrack, S. Blank, B. Cannon. judgmg FRONT ROW: C. Rohwer, F. Riley, D. Widman. BACK ROW: J. Nelson, S. Blank, T. Solbrack, D. Hartung. '41 FRONT ROW: G. Campbell, F. Trull, J. Ashlock, B. Cannon, K. Mills, S. Blank. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Widman, Advisor, V. Leithead, D. Sprinkel, S. Mattausch, G. Bla.nk, K. Aufenkamp, G. Dickinson, K. Widman, B. Buchholtz. THIRD ROW: B. Widman, M. Heinemann, B. Forgey, D. Widman, D. Hartung, M. Reiger. FOURTH ROW: S. Martin, D. Reiger, D. Curtis, D. Murray, D. Solbrack, B. Widman, B. Pope. F.T. . WHITE HIRT Future Teachers of America was organized this year. The officers were as follows: Pres. - Bruce Cannon, Vice Pres. -Ken Mills, Sec'y. - Janet Ashlock, Treasurer-Faye Trull, Historian- The White Shirt Gang again this year helped to Geri Campbell. and Parliamentarian-Sheldon support the team. Under the leadership of Mike Blank- We had one Speaker who talked to US about Pope, they added much spirit to the rooting section the functions and purposes of FTA. On March 30 at all heme games and most away games. we adopted our constitution. FRONT ROW: B. Krebs, L. Estes, M. Dowling, L. Trull, D. Widman, J. Nelson, D. Murray, D. Solbrack. SECOND ROW: E. Nelson, P. White, K. White, M. Pope, B. Cannon, D. Curtis, B. Widman, M. Reiger. THIRD ROW: S. Aufenkamp, T. Solbrack, B. Bothman, S. Blank, L. Sheahan, R. Aufenkamp, D. Noland, M. Garwood. FOURTH ROW: D. Hartung, S. Martin, B. Allert, B. Watkins, D. Reiger, L. Russell, J. Forgey. FIFTH ROW: G. Williams, C. Rohwer, S. Williams, B. Burnham, B. Pope, K. Mills. Forrest Riley Chris Rohwer Darryl Hartung Elaine Dube represented Washington at the 10th Annual International Convention of Student Councils at Williamsburg, Va. in February. She joined 50 state dele- gates and 36 foreign students for a week of discussions, inspiring speeches, and tours. The keynote speaker for the conference was Walter Cronkite. SPARTANS JOURNEY EA T These members of the Rosalia F, F. A. Chapter represented their Chapter and State at the Nation- al F. F.A. Convention in Kansas City. Forrest was the chapter's delegate and entered the Herds- manship Contest at the convention where he re- ceived 2nd place. As State secretary, Chris represented the State at the convention. Darryl won a place on the State judging team and took first place in judging at the convention. 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