Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

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union FIRST PICTURE First Row: lilnzi tlziriliner, Bull Hug- vr. Miss Slicers, llill Haley. lflczi- uiu' l rai'i't-i', tit-u1'gt' f'Zl1lil'f'll. liizmzt lfust SV. Second Row: Mary Lee liilazill. tilt-mi tllurc. Eileen lfuriw-i'. Bull Dulut- que. Pziuliiic liwing. Third Row: llnrtlizi l!:u'iisvt'0ll. lim- ust i'uillit'r, l'zu'ulyi1 l ustci'. .lu t'l1ristcnscu. l.:trry llc-l.m'm. Fourth Row: Dlzickiu llezirli. Ruth t':iii1ei'm1. lluii lfymzin. Ricliztrtl llcckf-r. SECOND PICTURE First Row: llcleii Kiilitsvm. Hvrlm Xt-I5-m.1I.:iui-el l.:irsfm, Marvin lxrem, lzinugc-its AlCl,l1l'I'SUll, lul- vm l,i1irlsley, Second Row: Ciwwgc- l,:iwsun. vlziclxie' Knutson. Ruger Miles. Pauline Hnzttck. Bliltmi lA!Ilf.l'll'llI'k'. Third Row: Merle lfllmiiiell. Yer- non Lake, tit-rzilrline Lyucli. Rich- zirvl Hzirvvy. tllenny Mimtguim-ry, NYillis l,:iii1g. Fourth Row: Yirgcnc Murrow, Lac' Nlartixi. Phyllis l,imlgi'en, Murit-I l.imgmi:'c. lfziyv Mapes, tlrzivgv Rlziivr, Fifth Row: XN'zilli Ilulinsmi. l':i1'mel Nztllvg, lllr, Stt-pltriis. llulurcs King. THIRD PICTURE First Row: lliuk XYumlii1, Rulmy XN'fmrl, tie-fry XY:ill-ier. Vlrvc Stin- nett, llt-lun I X miiigrim-ii, liniil l't-tl rrsuii, Rinmlc SWZLIISUH. Second Row: llwiglit Stxllt-y. Alice Sriniiielsun. Allie Rust. lluvcrly Rhy- nzuwl, tleiwgc- Titlfl. llurutlig Tzitro. Third Row: l'rssttm Sliepherrl, Marl- vlyu Str-wart. .lim Schwzirtiufl. Iilfurizi lvzittic-r. Rug' Sziniiielsvm. l':it Sitntlerx. ,luuior Ruse. Fourth Row: Riilvy Tlmmiis. llztrultl Swznilrcrg. Ruselln Scott, tilcnn Smith, Slit' Stuilv, l uv'rc1t Tlwmp' sim. Fifth Row! ,litnws l'e:trstn1, flziytixii Tisst-Il, lfnrl Tzttru. l.:irry St. Min'- tiii, Hull Pt-ck. lliiil Yuuiig.

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dlfsxf in .fins This year finds the thriving Junior class plodding steadily on to its last year. They leave behind them two great successes. Their first success was the hilarious farce, Take Your Medicine, starring that inevit- able Pat Sanders and her patients, Roger Miles, and Willis Laing. They were backed by a capable cast that did a grand job. The second success was their romantic Stardust Banquet, a product of many hours of hard labor, but it was beautiful. And wasn't the food delicious! This class was capably directed by Roger Miles with Wally Johnson acting as his stand- in. Joting down their arguments was Clayton Tissell, while Larry DeLorm fingered the money. Looking over the juniors with patient eyes was the trio, Mrs. Raine, Miss Speers, and Mr. Stephens. EGOIZCZ UETHZETQ The never-to-be forgotten class of '48 has completed another successful year as stu- dents of old Selah High, capably headed by Don Campbell as president, Bettie Engman, vice-president, Ronald Hartoon, secretary, and Gerry Watson, treasurer. The meetings were all carefully watched over by the ever-ready watch-dog Virginia Burnett. The ad- visor of this up-and-coming class was Miss Snoddy, assisted by Mrs. Wright and Mr. Razey. Being well represented in all activities, this class of '48 has made an outstanding re- cord both athletic and scholastic. They outdid themselves in scholastic honors with 12 members of the Sophomore class attaining membership in the honor society. The so-called privilege of sponsoring the year's first dance was given to the Sopho- mores who made a complete success of it. Their second activity was an assembly held on March 12, and was presented as the sophs say, 'tin their own fashion. Ati 'ZOZS The Freshman class began its high school career with a bang with members of the younger generation being well represented in such varied activities as chorus, sports, and even debate. Besides their participation in activities they took time off to present a musi- cal assembly which was enjoyed immensely by all the veterans of Selah Hi. Leading this year's class of infants was Phillip Swanberg, president, Harry Conger, vice- presidentg Ida May Wiehl, secretaryg and Bob Wilcox, treasurer. Assisted by Miss Jack- son and Mr. Casey, Miss Henderson served as their adviser. 14

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Aiofzgomozsi FIRST PICTURE First Row: Mary Suu l c1'gus1nt, ,lack lJeL1n'in, Maxine lfiiller. ,lim llrmrlge, Betty llc-ckarrl, Davirl fun- nrr. Lucille Barnwcll. Second Row: Boyd l'utlt-r. Bettie linginan, l.eruy Bruwn, Barlwara ilewge. .lulius Berrctlt. Kathleen lluekt-r. Third Row: Billie Harrison, l'aul llepgast-. Phyllis llrake. Mark lluntley, livelyn llano, Lynn Bucltfulan , Norma Symmnnels. Fourth Row: Robert Allen, Virginia Burnett, Arthur llchnhnff. Shirley Brown. lCvlwarcl Berger, Neil Unil- lier, Betty Burkhart, Fifth Row: Bull Anflrews, fhester Arms, Don l'zunnl1ell, Bob Anclerl son. VVen1lell Fharlton. Ronald Buckingham. Mrs. W'right. SECOND PICTURE First Row: Barbara jones. Bill llaley. Alunr Hancock, VVilfrerl Mcmnly. Aluanita Perry, Dale Per- kins, Betty ,lo Perkins, Richarrl Peterson. Second Row: Katherine Ludwig, Stewart Murphy. Lurlella lleirl, Gerald Masterinan, Velva McKin- ney. Vernon Hankinson. Jo Veta Mullinax, Third Row: ,latnes lmgmi.-Q, janet llawurtlt, lflnyd McLerran, ,lanice Miller, llarley Jones, Lula Owens, james Marts. Fourth Row: Lois Payne, Aulwrey Nevrinan, Pat Hansen, Ernest Otis, Alavkic Ilanses. Marlin Mitchell, Violet llenning, Fifth Row: Rmmlcl Hartonn, Eva Owens, Athcl May, Frances lilaiws. ,lim llarrly, llarnltl juhne sun, Mrs. Jessup. THIRD PICTURE First Row: Helen Ranrlulph, Bill Shiuneman. Xiona -lean Vvatkins, Harley Sell, Kathleen Stucktnan. Ralph Stephens, Ruth Rnncn. Second Row: Barbara Nifalters, Ron- altl Raine. Tena VYattier, VVilbur Julius. Fltarlntte Seaman. Third Row: Marcelline Ravmmul, Lester Vetter. Arthur VVn0tl. Har- riet Richarrlsun. ,lnanita IViIcnx. Ricltarrl Swank. Fourth Row: Bnlmra Biehn, lilruy Yan Alstine, Gerry Vilatson. NVes- ley Snyder, Leona lleitz, Varyle Smith. Fifth Row: Mr. Razev, Lester Smith. Bill Sewell. lennie VVilson, llar- rirt VVilrle1', Vilenrlell Earls.