Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

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512601 Gqciiuifisi SENIOR OFFICERS Vice-president Bob Tibbling, Treasurer Jean Wright, and Secretary Amy Bjork converse with President Dave Knutson, SENIOR BALL The Sunset Gym is given a new spark of life as the Seniors and their guest do a grand right- and-1eft and follow through with the gay fantastic. rn'

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Lenora Raine N um 4 m't hs .1 lnuliici-I' ul guml scum-t4ix'ics Mrs. Archie Reeves Qui-stimi why ilu :ill thu lwii-lngy stumluuts . ' 'L stii'1vusse'il. lh-sirles tL':tcl1itu.1 ufmiu1c'i'L'i:tl wean' crilou-vl glassrs? Answer llc-Lttllsc of the liliuiliug, suliji-r-ts shi- is xluui-n Lltss :trlviscr :mtl vlxiss chili :uul light rzirlizitiug frmu Mr. Rm-cvvs' ties. A vc-tx-i'ztii of tht fuufl :ulvisi-i. Shi- :tttvufli-il filuutxum Stun- t'ull:-gc :uirl vuzir in thi- Suuth Pacific, hi- is uuw scis-ucv tvziclu-r :iurl tiri-gig liusiucss ilillc-gs iu Vliicrign. llci' liulilvivs urn' tluclc vuzlcli :tt S1-lzih. He hits sL'x'c'i':tl lmlilrics, iucluwliug wlllvctiiig it-ii-try :mtl listt-uiuu lu gmail music. wfimlwtwkiiur. lauulsczipiiigg huutiug. :mil fishing. lla- :it tvuilcrl l.ev:'i'li f'uIl4-gc iu l':1lifm'tliu :uul thi- lluixcrsity nt Smitlir.-ru l':llifrvvuizi. Daniel Razey l'u-lvl' nur Ag tn-:iclu-i s ttltclzigc- S1-lull Anna Snoddy Mc j.IlISi!l uiuclw lu cscula stun-i'im' 4lc stutltuts luwiugli' lit-inv si-va-l':tl limlurs this your frsuu Sa-lah is thc Stmuisli wziy ui telling us she is glml tu lil ct-uuty uufl stints- :15:i'icultm':il contests. llis ntlu-1' ztctivi- :lt Selah. 'l'L-zlclivr ut Spsluish :uul l.:ttiil. Miss Sumlfly ties iuclunlc :ulvisc-r im' thc- Future l :u'iuc-rs nf ixlllL'l'llI1l. vmiirs tu us :titer twu gn-urs of guvei'iiim-iit sciwicz- iu Sfiiilinuiiirvw Class, :lull thc SL'i'x'if.-0 clttlm. llc- is :t grzirllizttc l':lu:uu:i. lil :ulvlitiuu tu class wurlc shc is :ulxise-1' fm' tha 'tl WilSl1lUutiui Stun- l'-illvilc. .Xs fm- lmliluics. hL ll take l.zttiu clulv :uul the Soplmixlurc clziss. llikiug :uul Hlwilztk liunlulg nt' fishing :Lug vlziy. illjlu :tru her llrilnluius. HL-i' Cullvges :irc tlklzili-mum A. N M. :uul Fvntitliwcstc-ru lustituta- uf 'l'c-rliiuilugy. Mrs. Raine Mr. Razey Mr. Reeves Miss Snoddy Miss Speers Mr. Stephens Mrs. Vann Mrs. Wright Kathleen Speers XYliev'r- is Xliss Simi-rs ? is :i cry that c'1u l-c- lic-'irsl 'tluiirst lu' tin if ilu' gh is lu ln ' url if-1 . 4- 3 -tnu .ui5ulu-rf- in the liuililiuu. hut it's llIlj'llt!tlj',S gm-ss where. Uur iustriictwi' iu pliysicul crlucziti-vu ulvtztiucfl Ali-gm-cs fruui thc Aim-ricxiii Vullc-ge ui Pliysiuztl limliiczltiml it t'l1ic:ii1u :tufl thc l'uix'ci'sit3 of l'tzih, Rifliug. gulf, :tuml iw skating urn- her Iiulihics. Thomas Stevens -'l'nruiug out A-l lmzill tm-:uns fur Selah high was 'l'muu15's juli this 5a-:u' IlfIi'l' re-tiiriiiiig' fmui tht- Ariuy .Xir lfwrrcs. in which he wus :L cziptziiii. VN'ith his cuzicliiiig. Sn-lzih m-:true-vl zx lwerth in thc vvilsllllltdjhhll stzttn- lutslu-tlmll ti-uruzuueut. :tml hc- hurl guml suce-ss with Sc-l1il1's first fwitlmzill tczuu. llc-siflc-s uuzichiug frmtlmll, lrzcslie-tlmll. :mil tc-uuis. hp- is :issistzmf hluuiui' class zulviser. llm- was grzullmtell from l'eutt':ul Vilgtsliiilgtuii College uf l rluc'itiwu't1 l ll ' im sushi Ruth Vann Mrs, Xziuu. Mullin-1 ' In mzuiy scuiurs. is :A vc-ry its-cuss:n'y pei-smirtlity ziruuurl SL-lzth high, 'lll'2lk'l1ilIt.f histurg :mil he-ing S1-ui-ir :ulvisc-1' :irc lzirgc L-iuuigli tzisks fm' znlyuuv. lu Jlrlrlitivvu. she hits :L I0 ycru' nlfl sou, wlimml shc- sziys is he-1' l1nlilvy. She zitteiulz-ml VVl1ii1u:i11 flilli-in-. the lllliYL'l'Silj' ui Xilishingtmi, :intl XY:lsliiiugtmi Stzitv l'nllx-ilu. Marjorie Wright- Never :i :lull mmm-ut whcu tcziuliiug social science tu '15 freslum-u. sziys Mrs. VVi'igl1t. She :tlsu has Liu inter:-stiug4 time :ls :ulviser fur thu Vztlyx lichu null for thu lluiuir society. llei' lmhhivs :ire musiv: :uul some g:u'mlc-uiui.5. Ht-1' ztlum mater is thc t'-wllcgv uf Puget Suuuul.

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ju cysfzoafzaaf It was just another year for every one else, but for the freshmen enter- ing Selah High, it was the beginning of four years of fun, work, and achieve- ment. After electing Jim Dowdy president, they started their high school career by giving a bang-up assembly, generally considered to be one of the best ever put on in this neck of the woods. It was original anyway, featur- ing Hustle-Bustle Girls. To end the year in true class of 46 style, the nineth graders dragged themselves out to Playland for a picnic. When they were sophomores, they had seen everything, but still en- joyed it. Just to be different, they elected a girl, Amy Bjork, president. Weren't they proud when several class members made the first team in basketball. Another picnic at Playland was held where the boys played baseball, and the girls did something, but I never could find out what. The junior play, Don't Take My Penny was presented to a sell-out house. Susan Horsley played the title role, with an excellent supporting cast. With the proceeds, which were large, the first junior-senior banquet and prom was given. Starting with a Western theme, the decorating com- mittee created a real outdoors scene with blue tinted tumbleweeds for the ceiling. The old corral fence was almost carved to bits before the cowboys and their gals finally left. Bob Swanson, junior class president, was toast- master for the affair. Under the direction of Miss Alexander, the senior play Come Rain or Shine, was given to a capacity crowd. Allan Matson and David Knut- son had the main male parts, and Susan Horsley and Amy Bjork the female leads. The Sunset gym was turned into a Winter Wonderland for the senior ball. It was an ideal place to dance with pine boughs giving off a sweet aroma and the only light coming from blue Christmas tree lights. The senior class activities under the guidance of Dave Knutson, president, were brought to a close by Baccalaureate and Commencement. The chief speakers graduation night were Amy Bjork, valedictorian, and Irene Haworth, salu- tatorian. The seniors left nothing behind but their picture on the wall, but -who says you can't take it with you! 9