Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1957 volume:

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A X My f?4,,,,,..1 fff fi f f T ' Qffaj ffdapfu ' 1 if al l ixfkkfdk ,o 6'-ff 1,011 ' l MI? lm Q ,lxelihnyu reiypncal teens maklng fun out of work sharnng Interests-you luke leans but can change to glamour when It tlts the occasuon Yes you re typncal teens Go steady about tnve months Dress up els tor her tae for hum You know how to druve rely on the family I 'bus get It say twuce a week You snack watch televlsuon listen to the radio while dozng home work You re typlcal hugh school students You go out for sports one hun dred per cent You hold down a lob baby sat sometimes unto the early l ho rs of m ning You work IH stores garages up late lnttle spare 1' Y rldaflly edule as a tamlllar pattern ot hugh school lute get up Of-m e 8 OO sometimes oversleep rude the bus leave class at reakrwfck speed lunch time head for town see Mr Oxdman T retrace steps eat In catetena V l You enloy school but hate to admut It study some three hours al nught no a week average A well C anyway you rn ke the KX grade gust but you re satlstled because yofl are qlteenager And so since you have all these quall they goodl or d lu crous pathetic or otherwise we DEDIQWTE THIS T957 FRUHSPUR l?l'O 1 YOU THE STUDENTS OF SELAH HIGH HU0l f 1 If I ff'-I I .. o- NJ, iff? -, if L .lv L -V11 fl . 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AN - V K ' fr 1 W 5.2 X Jr' 3 : 'Z ' ,K ga X if' aj' ff. ,N . u, n S f ' 3.5 if- 3 32 if-at f is QF, 3 ' . 5:44 :L . 's ,J?'.:il.tLf ' fl 4' r i 1 X ff? 42' B. O. C. Whenever you hear B. O. C. it means Board of Control. It is made up ot the elected officers plus the home room repre- sentatives who are elected after school be- gins. The members meet regularly to discuss E student problems and finances. Reports are then made to home rooms or student meet- ings. Problems may also be presented to the B. O. C. from home rooms. MR. ODMAN JERRY DRAGGOO Principal President CV' First row: Chris Johnson, Ruth Ann Squires, Marilyn Buchanan, Janet Loudon, Iona Pues- chner, Marilyn Franklin, Rachel Conrad, Joyce Carlson. Second row: Judy Taylor, Linda Brown, Louise Lince, Beth Webber, Dave Dunnington, Johnny George, Jerry Draggoo. BYRON MOORE WILMA LOUDON JANET BURRELL JOHNNY GEORGE Vice President SSCVGTHVY Social Chairman Treasurer X x 1 J xx. N . X' .E ' H, Q ,wp 4' of y i, 1 W ,,., 35 I f 42.6 nu ' I j i Q 0 , x Y s H 9 wr. x if V, ff X 'dl ff. 4' . if . ' 'B MR. E. L. STEINKE, Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION BEHIND THE SCENES THEY WORK First row: Mrs. Margaret Hale, Clerk of the Boardg Mrs. Dorothy Schtagel. Second row: Mr. James Fletcher, Mr. Selwyn Justice, Mr. Leon Olberg, Mr. J. Ben Johnson. E ha-M gp. .Mr L 5 9 ,Wm 7 X is Wie X 'QXRXX 5 Kass. if - l zixmqgtif -M V, an Q f f fig .: ,, Q 1: 7' 2224! an if 555 ' , :E ii , MK fl T -rf MRS. HICKEY MR. CHESBROUGH K F R 5'-Q. ' 1 i fi X Do you take advantage of services provided by the Guidance Department? Guidance ls Essential Adequate library service is made possibie by student Lights out! assistants, 'fd MRS. FREDSELL MR. SMITH A X gsafgisg an f ff ' . 54 ' gl ' M .gf W '5,5,gwl'Hl 'Q i ' L M v, gl ,F , , . Tir ,i A A, A . Q, ,, 3 l M in M' J p 1 f 'v Wig Nall' 'gxfri' .,,, . 51 4 -X ff -4- ':r ' 31 v I 1 lx .X Q A,.! X ..-Y Q 8 3--Q ,fa MRS. VANN MR. WHETSELL Train for Citizenship I . N. TEXTILES wlzllgg L u nam INDUSTRIES U. S. History students find reference books an aid in preparing class work Visual aids are used frequently in World History classes. MR. STEGMEIER MR. DELZER MAT E S MMV M ,W wfwfflgofgjfpf MM . ' Jfnjibaj A .MR.K. REMHOFF WW MW X 'WVWJW ,JM Afwjgur Country Needs will WM r'ZJff'7,Qw6 tdf..f?'wa W9 rl U The following en three o more years o athematics: A heavy enrollment made it sa y t dd se ond First row: Keith Erkenbrack, Marilyn Mellotte, J rry Powers. eometr class this ear Pict d b I N a e Q Y Y - D lf row: aul Chally, Marvin Erickson, Jerry Chapman, and F k Cr p p g d t t f th lass- enn's uinn. Third row: Richard Durant, Jerry Draggoo, mates Jerry Walker. Fourth row: Ted Vandersluis, Lavern Sitter. sclgNcEJ,, . ffklgff, M4 fi , 101, , J ,f f ,J UM lQaQfMfjLiff mf' a ff , J 'fa' f VJ! l A ' KY ll Jw,-fj Lf MR,R.sTEoMEiER MRJB-WWE 2 Jlffjij, . A M! M1 if af ff ffiifti , .ff -LJ ' Mathematics and Science Ixlgior M27 , 0' jj iffifff' Pete Kolb, Duane Olberg and Barbara Johnston, are members ot the physics department, showing the use of the force board. This experiment will give the re- sultant trom two combined forces working at right angles. fig The following have taken three or more years of science. First row: Dennis Quinn, Wilma Loudon, Jim Fletcher, Second row: Gary Reed, Gary Duke, James Sullivan, Third row: Keith Reitmeir, Willis Pace, Jerry Powers, Jerry Draggoo. 5 sv 'ego gh 3' W Vgaunni yggsuslq MRS. l'llC1bEY 5' V lv ' V Baking is only one of ihe many skills taught in the Home Economics department. 1 I They Can Bake and Hemsfifch, Too. MISS PRIOR Many high school girls do their own sewing. V. 37 ve' if :gk - f, J, . 4, , a 3 3 ff, ir f zu. 7 f -, H F Y 'Q t lp 9. 'Q la Q ' 3 ff f' aff! A Q-- lf sf ,uf 2191? ,fx ,. ff ,Vip A fx A f ,-'XV' . i f ,NV 7 Lili, .fi . ' 5 A o A ' is - ' f - I s- .Q K ,L if-3 iv. :ku Loy -fx. 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PAUL First row: Rowena Pyle, Bill Zirlcle, Johnny Rowland, Mike Hess, Lon Olson, Judy White. Second row: Janet Turner, Janet Loudon, Betty Sumerlin, Royann Surnerlin, Bonnie Odenga, Barbara Johnston, Louise Ernst, Mary Valentine, Phyllis Couner, Darlene Carlton. Third row: Nancy Samuelson, JoAnn Nation, lone Morris, Carolyn Anderson, Vonna Stevens, Dovie Blackledge, Bobbie Hartsell, Kaye Buchanan, Eilene McGowan. Fourth row: Fred Graber, Doyle Wilson, Jeff Kellman, Glenn, Lambert, Richard Durant, Karen Moss, Joyce Lince, Andrea Moss. Languages and Public Speaking First row: Jewell Rippee, Harriet Beckman, Ardyce Schliep, Peggie Stinnett, Dave Dunning- ton, Janet Alvord, Leona DeRosier, Kay Atkinson, Bill Williams. Second row: Pat McClain, Pat Farrell, Jeannett Rose, Alma Womack, Don Hovde, Bob Prather, Mike Steindorf, Ruby Swanberg, kEvelyn Breeding, Delores Duchsherer, Barbara Longmire. MR. R. WHETSELL First row: Juanda Flohr, Patsy Maston, Glenda Nichols, Dan Smith, David Judy, Mike Pruitt, Carl Dozier. Second row: Shirley Halbrook, Kathy Adams, Marilyn Mellotte, Mary Duck- scherer, Mike Judy, Stan Soule, Burnie Hamblin, Frank Walker. Third row: Dave Partlovv, Chuck Abrams, Doug Harris, Ron Whitman, Richard Davis, Ken Woods. Fourth row: Patsy Archer, Phyllis Shevvbert, Mary Asten, Jan Smalling, Gary Duke, Eddie Foster, Doug Barber. is Are More Than a Voice K S J lm First row: Jim Fletcher, Mr. Whetsell, Bruce Smith, Rose Kanz, Marilyn Franklin, Johnny Johnston, Phyllis McDermott, Rachel Conrad, Mike Kolb, Beth Webber. 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Second row: Donna Batrum, Marie Watson, Nancy Hollaway, Shirley Leenhouts, Jeannett Rose, Harriet Beckman, Kay Donaldson, Linda Brown, Mary Valentine, Bonnie Odenga, Janice Young, Bonnie Brewer, Betty Summers, Beth Webber, Doreen Sharpnack. Third row: Gerri Laudensky, JoAnn Weinman, Judy Jessup, Joyce Lawrence, Vonna Stevens, Arlene Wood, Sharon Koreski, Eve Lauderdale, Pat Farrell Ricky Drath, Frank Rowland, Darrell Nalley, Doyle Wilson, Dave Dunnington, Ed Leharnan. Fourth row: Sharon Meabon, Jean Mcliaughan, Glenys Dahl, Carol Ross, Maureen Ross, Olivia Mingus, Gertrude Buckley, Willis Pace, Johnny Johnston, Jett Kellrnan, Ellis Johnson Reed Kinne, Dennis Franks, Mike Kolb, Byron Moore, Glenn Lambert. 1 r GERALDlNE LAUDENSKY, Accompanist Rings Out the Voices of Our Choir First rowz Rose Kanz, Roberta lHarmonJ Beaudry, Carolyn Schuller, Oddie Stinnett, Dorthy Evans, Pat Myers, Pat Randall, Mary Rose Brewer, Emma Brewer, Glennis Ruddell, Rachel Conrad, Phyllis McDermott, Judy Brandt, Barbara Weinel, Sharon Maulisby. Second row: Vonda Parsons, Delores lNewtonJ Maplethorpe, Donna Sams, Viola Provence, Wilma Loudon, Jewell Rippee, Delores Duchsherer, Kaye Atkinson, Ellen Workman, Pat Irby, Sharon Leene houts, Carolyn Anderson, Cleo Fahey, Betty Vershum, Janice Treise. Third row: Don Hovde, Dennis Franks, John Gilbert, Grover Brooks, Wylie Mills, John Rowland, Peggie Stinnett, Ardyce Schliep, Virginia Pollard, Nancy Erkenbary, Louise Ernst, Nona Adams, Sharon Gause, Rosie Henning. Fourth row: Reggie Stevens, Richard Kuehnert, Dick Philmlee, Delos Reno, Gary Reed, Jerry Shulenbarger, Ed Crow, Edith Jonasen, Sandra Phelps, Andrea Moss, Rosalind Wilson, Louise Smith, Evelyn Barnhart, Marlene Tidd. .44 47 'vw QUN 4-5, VN fi 'V' C7 1:-gp' WN' X X f' -fl? mn f..,...-.Ar 'I 'ugbil Y . 4165. 3 iq 5, my I .,f yn. . V gtg ' ,gigs 1 ' i X A if 5-1: Y ,, '33 ' 7 '8. gl. , , y ,Q in V 5 x M, 5, . 1: . 2 ygge W 5 . 'ka if Q. W9 f Q, . f- if' . 1 Q Q ,tl - A ', f zjx, dn ' QV I 'N 'Q I V5 'Z !Iyt., f 3 in Y ' 2 A . -. X- . A A - 1,4 new if 3 f- f ? ffl X ' A 2 K K Q. . A, Agn' W. Q ,Q . Q Q TX P1 F1 +' F ' M, 1' f, A 'K 1 f K. 1' '. m . J' .f Q, Q VV m 3' 1'f,:,7. F, ' 'IJ ', , W. 1 .1 2. :Q 'gf' sv 3 4 . , . . 5, ,w,7 . jg , 1 3 f.'f4'.v4r I Q .spy , I if 3 if K A Q V U Q 4 .A uhm sf ,,- ,V Rf 1 bla i ' 1 gg- ,A ,E . mm-'LQ wk L.,, 4 , .W Q. ,. fm. w , 36.35 W, I K M - f ,L . 'ff fzlifrg, -1 at an :K ,, fb, I 4 ew 4 ww . A 'L jk -f My -N, fr V. ,wwf de' uf L, V, i ,Q- , ww,-. - A f , .fit 'vp W' L I ' . -wr - - 31- K -3 3.-'Q r 1-z.-an 434 H ' 'p ai -wr, , 21.11, f' .gy - ng: i -4. 'm- 5 . fag p,,f'51WYLff'4' 3 Am 353' ,y xf.,4,7.E?- ,uf sg ff f. Kxfgfn x Q ,4'7x,'f YQ uf. . , , f' if X f, . , . , I, ' gm fr -Wy. Q ws, 4 gf nl I7-1, if 4 K ffkpfliik 551 V-.550 , X ' 5224. . if , ,511 ,M f ' K . .4 ,f Ag . - S. . - , A V A . xi . 4 ' Y f ' . if 'qigg .W - 5 , f ,-yt 'f N--..,,Wi 5 . , -,YYY U35 1' X 1 X x e f ' ' Q I , X rx ,X A .z . :ll W ' :A . CLASS OF '57 JANET ALVORD Don'f rake life roo serious-you'lI never ge? our of it alive. Frosh. Girl's Chorus, Calyx 1, 4, Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vikeffeg 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Play. MARVIN ARNOLD An easy guy fo falk ro. FFA 1, 4. ERWIN BROWN Ear, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may die. Pep Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, Football 2, 3, 4. KAYE ATKINSON A jolly girl without care and trouble whose voice with laughter bubbles. Frosh. Girls' Chorus, Calyx 1, 2, 3, 4, Viking Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Secretary 2, Girls' Club Officer 1, 2, Server's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Viketfes 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Annual 4, FTA 3, 4, Senior Nonette. PAULA ANDERSON A grin is as good as a smile, Librarian 1, Server's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Junior Play, Viking Club 4. DAVID CRIST You'll never see me in a hurry. Pep Band 1, 2, Librarian 2, Office Monitor 2, Junior Play, Photo Club 3, 4, P. A. System 3, 4. EDWARD CROW The only one of his kind. Chorus 2, 3, 4. , DONNA BATRUM You can never fell wha! l'll do next, At Granger: Server's Club 1, 2, Class Officer 1, Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Leltermen Club 1, A1 Selah: Chorus 3, 4, Junior Nonefte, Junior Play, Senior Nonefte. Harriet Beckman Dave Dunnington Jerry Draggoo Mary Rose Brewer Colleen Blackledge Evelyn Breeding Mona Brooks Keith Erkenbrik SENIORS Cram Days With Classes as a HARRIET BECKMAN What would I clo if I couldn't talk and eat. At Franklin Junior High: Choir lg At Yakima: Pep Club 25 Pep Club Council 25 Wigwam Association 35 Copy Editor 35 School Editor 35 At Selah: Class Officer 45 Senior Play5 Server's Club 45 Senior NOnet1e5 Chorus 4. DAVE DUNINGTON Live fast, die young, and have a good-looking corpse. FFA l, 45 Chorus l, 2, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 3, 45 Basketball 45 BOC 45 Annual 3, 45 PA System 45 Pep Club 45 Stage Crew. 4. COLLEEN BLACKLEDGE Happy I am, from care l'm free, why don't they all be contented like me. Frosh Girls' Chorus5 Viking Club l, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club l5 Annual 2, 3, Business Manager 45 Honor Society 25 Vikettes 2, 3, President 45 Office Monitor 25 Letterman's Comm. 35 Junior Nonette5 Senior Nonette5 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Girls' Club Officer 45 Chorus 45 Class Secretary 3. EVELYN BREEDING Quiet but not unknown. Frosh Chorus5 Pep Band l, 2, 35 Office Monitor 15 Calyx 25 Vikettes 25 Chorus 4. JERRY DRAGGOO Content makes the poorest man rich. Class Officer 2, 35 Annual 2, 35 Viking Club 2, 35 Honor Society 25 Tennis Team 2, 3, 45 Student Body President 45 BOC 45 Letterman's Comm. 45 Senior Play FFA 25 Ski Club 2, 3, 4. MARY ROSE BREWER She sees no evil, hears no evil, and speaks no evil. Frosh Girls' Chorus5 Annual 45 Chorus 4. MONA BROOKS Raven hair, twinkling eyes, merry humor she's a prize. Frosh Girls' Chorus5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Calyx 4. KEITH ERKENBRACK Take good care of me, good men are rare. Football l5 Chorus l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 25 BOC 25 Junior Play5 FTA 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Annual 45 Senior Play. Jim Fletcher Linda Brown Rachel Conrad Delores Duchsherer Gertrude Buckley Dave GWSG Donald L, H,-,vde Leona DeRosier Few Forgotten Subjects Turn Up MISSING JIM FLETCHER All great men are dying, I feel ill. BOC l, 2, Annual T, 2, 3, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 4, Viking Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. LINDA BROWN Kind words, bring back kind echoes. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Viking Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, BOC 2, 4, Calyx 2, 3, 4, Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Nonette, Junior Play, Senior Nonette, Senior Play, Honor Society 2. GERTRUDE BUCKLEY Very thoughtful and considerate. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Librarians 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. DAVE GAUSE Willingness leads to a road of success. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, Basketball T, Tennis Team 3, PA System 4, Track Team 4. RACHEL CONRAD Lead her to a task and conquer she will. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Viking Club l, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor l, 2, Annual 2, 3, Editor 4, Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Nonette, Junior Play, Senior Nonette, Senior Play, FTA 3, 4, BOC 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Public Speaking 4. DELORES DUCHSHERER Her ability to see the bright side of life has won her many friends. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Office Monitor l, Calyx 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, Mixed Chorus 4. DONALD L. HOVDE l've a brilliant mind, but I just can't put the fact over to the teachers, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Librarians 2, 3, 4. LEONA DeROSlER She is little, she is wise, she is a terror for her size. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Server's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 3, 4, Annual 4, Viking Club 4, Public Speaking 4. :guess ,, mlm Jef' PHOTO Na: Avuitabte Letha Joiner Patricia Farrell Patrncna McClain Robert Summers LETHA JOINER Accidents can happen but must they always happen to me? Frosh Girls Chorus Llbrartans I 2 3 PATRICIA FARRELL Why come to school when there are so many other interesting things to do? Frosh Chorus Annual Staff 2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 JOHN JOHNSTON Says a lot but thinks very little Pep Band I, 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Tennis Team 2, , , Chorus 3, 4, Jr. Play, Stage Crew 4. JEAN NETT ROSE Character secures success. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Librarians 2, Chorus 3, 4, Annual 4. John Johnston Jeannett Rose Delores Maplethorpe Bert Snodgrass SENIORS Take Time Out PATRICIA MCCLAIN Always up to something' Frosh Chorus Pep Band I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Tennis Team A ROBERT SUMMERS Girls may come and girls may go but Ill go on forever Viking Clubl 2 FFAI 2 3 4 Football Managerl 2 Chorus I Science Club 3 DOLORES NEWTON MAPLETHORPE A very happy wife Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Servers' Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. BERT SNODGRASS Girls just aren't in my line. FFA 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3. wif YRS-9 l -g , . ,. V ,QV Bill Williams Roberta Harmon Beaudry nik Marlene Kories Richard Love tis? Q K, if 1 . il Judy Smith Rose Marie Kanz Willis Pace Doreen Sharpnack fo Enioy SOCIAL FUNCTIONS BILL WILLIAMS There is time for romance. Viking Club 1, 2, Poster Club l, 2, Jr. Play. MARLENE KOREIS Either l find a way or make one. ROBERTA HARMON BEAU DRY Once a Miss now a Mrs. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Annual I, Librarian I, 2 3, Tumbling Club 1, 2, Server's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vikettes 2, 3, Letterman Comm 2, Chorus 3, 4. Vikettes 4, Girls' Club Officer 4, Server's Club 4, Office Moni- RICHARD LOVE tor 4. JUDY SMlTH And then there was the time, Annual 4, Public Speaking 4. WILLIS PACE By the work one knows the Workman, Chorus 4. His steps are steps of hastiness, that tend to his own business Viking Club l, Basketball Manager 2. ROSE MARIE KANZ Wheaties did it. Fresh Girls Chorus, Calyx 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Mixed Chorus 3. 4. DOREEN SHARPNACK Modest, quiet and happy. Frosh Chorus, Chorus 3, 4. Joyce Lawrence Kay Donaldson Ellis Johnson Gerri Laudensky Darrell Nalley Eva Lauderdale Geneva Lakey Robert Prather Late into the Night Lights Burn on ,OYCE LAWRENCE heerful look! make any dish a feast and crowns a welcome. At Orange High, California, Chorus l, At Hoover High: Frosh Chorus l, At Selah, Server's Club 2, Office Monitor 2, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Annual 4, Viking Club 4, Senior Nonette. KAY DONALDSON When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Frosh Chorus, Server's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 3, 4, Office Monitor 3, Girls' Club Officer 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. DARRELL NALLEY QU ,, 5 Wine, women ancl song are getting me down, l guess l'll have to give up singing. FFA l, 2, Chorus l, 2, 4, Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Boys' Club Officer 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Record Club 3, Letterman's Comm. 2, 4. EVA LAUDERDALE A drop of honey catches more flies than a gallon of vinegar. At Grandview: Librarian l, GAA l, 2, Tumbling Club l, At Selah: Annual 4, Chorus 4. ELLIS JOHNSON A basketball player with a happy grin, big or small we all like him. Pep Band I, 2, 3, Basketball B 2, Baseball A 2, Football A 3, 4, Basketball A 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Track Team 3, 4. GERRI LAUDENSKY Friendship is like a snowball the farther you roll it the larger it becomes. Vikettes 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Pep Band 2, Junior Nonette Acc., Senior Nonette Acc., Annual 4, Mixed Chorus Acc. 4, Officer Monitor 4. GENEVA LAKEY The best way to have friends is to be one. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Class Officer, Secretary l, Server's Club l, 2, 3, Poster Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club Officer 2, 3, Junior Nonette, Senior Nonette: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Office Monitor 3, Annual Staff 4, Song Queen 4, Junior Class Treasurer. ROBERT PRATHER Hobbies-hunting, fishing, and skipping school. Football B 2, 3, Basketball B 2, Track Team 2, 3, Basket- ball A 3, BOC 4, Annual Staff 4, Public Speaking 4. Wanda-,M Mike Kolb Barbara Longmire Phyllis McDermott Jewell Rippee Sharon Meabon Wilma Loudon Jerry Powers Marilyn Mellotte as sENioRs snuggle wifh TERM PAPERS MIKE KOLB A clever man turns great troubles into little ones, and little ones into none at all. Basketball B I, 2, Class Officer 3, Football A 3, Basketball A 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Track Team 3, 4, Boys' Club Officer 4. BARBARA LONGMIRE Why should the devil have all the fun. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Viking Club 2, 3, 4, Calyx 2, 3, Vikettes 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Office Monitor 4, Public Speaking 4. SHARON MEABON To me an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Viking Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vikettes 2, Honor Society 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club I, Junior Nonette, Junior Play. WILMA LOUDON A friend to all and all her friend. At Yakima, Annual I, The Key I, Pep Club I, 2, Girls' Sports I, 2, Usher Club 2, At Selah: Annual 4, BOC Sec, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 4, Ski Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4. PHYLLIS MCDERMOTT If good cheer were gold, l'd be Rockefeller. Frosh Chorus, Tumbling Club I, Office Monitor I, 2, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Nonette. JEWELL RIPPEE Silence is golden, but she would rather talk. At Missouri: Neosho Chorus, Pep Club I, At Selah: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Calyx Echo 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Viking Club 4: Public Speaking 4, Server's Club 4. JERRY POWERS Once upon a time, and once was enough. Viking Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4, Boys' Club Officer 4. MARILYN MELLOTTE I wouldn't be good if I could and I couldn't be good if I would. At Yakima: Legislature I, Annual I, Key I, Pep Band I, Stu- dent Recorder I, Pep Club 2, Chorus 2, Service Art 2, Usher Club 2, 3, Girls' Sports 3, At Selah: Class Officer 4, Annual 4, Senior Play, Ski Club 4. Vonda Parsons Mike Steindorf Iona Pueschner Merle Quinn Sha,-on Orfh Glennis Ruddell Sandra Phelps Roger Radford A Thrill Comes to the SENIORS as VONDA PARSONS If won't be long now. Frosh Chorus, Librarians I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. IONA PUESCHNER May appear quiet but is really a big tease with her friends. Frosh Chorus, Office Monitor I, 2, 3, 4, BOC 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Calyx 4, MERLE QUINN A good head and industrious hand are worth gold in every land. FFA I, 2, Librarians 2. SHARON ORTH There is no time like the present. Frosh Chorus, Calyx I, 2, Pep Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. MIKE STEINDORF Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow. Baseball B I, Football A 2, 3, Basketball B 2, Stage Crew 3, 4. GLENNIS RUDDELL Indoor sports are all right if they go home at a reasonable hour. Frosh Chorus, Calyx I, 2, 3, 4, Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Nonerte, Junior Play, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 4. SANDRA PHELPS He who is wise knows when to be silent and when to speak. Frosh Chorus, Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 2, 3, Calyx 3, 4, Senior Nonette, Mixed Chorus 4. ROGER RADFORD The actions of rnen are the best interpreters of their thoughts. Science Club I, 2, 3, Pep Band I, 2, Honor Society 2, 3, Basket- ball B 2, Basketball A 3, 4. Marvin Randall MBUFGSU R055 Judith Jessup Keith Reitmeier Peggie siinnen JOYCE Taylor Ga,-Y Reed Marilyn Franklin They Try on Their CAPS and GOWNS MARVIN RANDALL Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. Viking Club I, 2, Science Club 3. MAUREEN ROSS Blue eyed, peroxide blonde, who loves to giggle. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Viking Club I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Nonette, Senior Nonette, Junior Play, Annual 4. PEGGIE STINNETT Rings on her finger, a man on her mind. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Server's Club I, 2, 4, Office Monitor 2 Song Queen 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Play. JOYCE TAYLOR The reward of a thing rightly done, is to have it done. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor I, Librarians 2, BOC 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. JUDITH JESSUP Yep, l'rn a Senior now. Entered from Clover Park High School. At Selah: Senior Nonefte, Mixed Chorus 4, Ski Club 4. KEITH REITMEIER If at first you don't suceed, oh well, skip it. Calyx I, 2, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Track Team 3, Record Club 4, Librarians 4, Stage Crew 4, PA System 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. GARY REED All men are great in their dreams. Pep Band I, Pep Club l, Honor Society, PA System 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus. MARILYN FRANKLIN The truest wealth is that of understanding. At Sunnyside: Science Club I, Junior Honor Society I, Pep Club I, 2, Pep Band I, 2, Office Monitor I, Student Council I, 2, 3, Grizzly Gazette 2, GAA 2, 3, Grizzly Boosters Club 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, Junior Play. At Selah: Class Officer 4, BOC 4, Tennis Team 4, Office Monitor 4. Senior Play. Peggy Stohler Phyllis Shewbert Byron Moore Donna Sams James Sullivan Beilq Webbef Sharon Koreski BVUCQ Smith SENIORS - Take Final Step That Leads PEGGY STOHLER A cheerful, likeable brunette, admired by everyone. Entered from Highland. At Selah: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Junior Play, Annual 4. PHYLLIS SHEWBERT l don't talk much but when l do-. At Washougol: Frosh Girls' Chorus. JAMES SULLIVAN A bachelor now and forever. Poster Club l, 2, 4, Track Team 3, 4, Viking Club 4, Stage Crew 4, PA System 4. BETH WEBBER Ye ol' editor. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Librarians l, Calyx 2, 3, 4, Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Viking Club 2, 3, 4, BOC 4, Mixed ChOrus 4. BYRON MOORE He never puts off until tomorrow what he can get someone to do for him today. At Palouse: Frosh Class Officer, FFA 1, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2. At Selah: Football A 3, 4, Basketball A 3, 4, Track Team 3, 4, Stage Crew 11, Student Body Officer 4, BOC 4. DONNA SAMS Well liked by her friends. At Broken Bow: Chorus I, 2. A1 Selah: Mixed Chorus 4. SHARON KORESKI In dreams there are no impossibilities. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Viking Club 1, 2, Librarian 2, Tumbling Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. BRUCE SMITH Big things come in little packages. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Photography Club 3, 4, FTA 4. Marie Watson Ruby Swanberg Ardyce Schliep Marlene Tidd Maplethorpe Dennis Quinn Bill McBride Dennis Franks Toward - OPEN DOORS - of - Opportunity MARIE WATSON I'm a good kid most of the time. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Viking Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club I, Vikettes I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Poster Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, BOC 3. RUBY SWANBERG ls a lot of fun, has a good sense of humor. Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor I, 3. DENNIS QUINN Spends half his time figuring how to spend the other half. Pep Band i, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play. JOHN MAPLETHORPE JR. A very happy husband. Viking Club I, 2, Office Monitor I, FFA 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Pep Band 3. ARDYCE SCHLIEP Always ready with her Hi no matter where you see her. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Pep Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MARLENE TIDD Honesty in little things, is not a little thing. Frosh Girls' Chorus, Calyx 1, 3, 4, Viking CIUID I, 2, 3, 4: Vikettes 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 2, Senior Nonette, Mixed Chorus 4. BILL MCBRIDE There are many echoes in the world but few voices. At Highland: FFA i, Science Club 2. At West Valley: FFA 3. At Selah: FFA 4. f. 1 V: ,i DENNIS FRANKS Nl fffliffiiye If anything mischievous is going on, you'll find me there. Football I, 2, 3, Poster Club I, Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Science Club 2, Basketball 2, Junior Play. 117 .2 ax, .A my , ,an dz ' A Y fax, -. law f 0951 xp., , sf w Q V Y ' 'Q CLASS OF '58 ' l Glendin Asbury ffl ii . i 'Uh l , f - Nona Adams J! 'lfoijllq Wayne Brown CNG? picturedl Q HRX Y lp. ! at Weil y W rr:-'Gif J I W -in Nw! wwylwn 'Ji M 'iff fwm gvmfel' f r A, la mf f Jlfyiqiyiztf N. ,J fy .- U 53 Ron Baker Loretta Arnold Chesley Brazil 1 Evelyn Barnhart H if Al I L ll? C . 4-f 1 i Pete Brown , lf Judy Brandt N ' I Mike Carlon - ' 1 Emma Brewer X 1- .. , B ' 1 Q . .5 3 X 1 I y I' X .f ,I K C. . , ll ' , , , Q , Paul Cllajly , Bonnie Brewer Jerry Chapman Kay Buchanan Calvin Clark ly l . Stl , l L 4. , L Al, Q f N it' ' . fl ' '1 ' 1 Janet Burrill Clifford Clark Donna Caldwell George Conger Joyce Carlson s Joel Dodd Darlene Carlton Gary Duke Fran Cochran Richard Durant Joyce Lince Russell Hugill Marilyn Lince Jeff Kellman Janet Loudon Reid Kinne Mary Jo McDevitt odney Knipper ilene McGowan Glenn Lambert CLASS OF '58 Peggie Duncan Marvin Erickson Louise Ernst Vern Foster John George Susan Guthrie John Gilbert Bobbie Harrsell Barbara Johnston Marvin Graham Sandra Kirk Mike Hess Glenys Dahl Richard Eddy Mary Duchscherer Pete Kolb CNO1 picturedl ik Nui QA if -,,1 X.,,.v' CLASS OF '58 Marlene Morrison lNot piciuredj Larry Ogburn fNo1 picturedj Ron Mclntyre Karen Moss Rollin Miller Bonnie Odenga Bonnie Olson Forrest Nalley Rowena Pyle Duane Olberg Dick Philmlee Donneta Pyle Jerry Prather Clydene Reed Patty Rippeg Harold Ray Carol Ross Allen Rossow Rosalee Russell Frank Rowland Shirley Shore Bobby Smith Rosemary Smith LaVern Sitter N L! fl it I ry' x 5 N fa, L slit ,lu 1 .r Betty Summers Mary Valentine Ted Vandersluis Betty Vershum Carol Watson JoAnn Wienman Jerry Walker Judy White Doyle Wallace Doyle Wilson Sharon Winchell Lynn Watkins Ellen Workman Rosalind Wilson Janice Young L .CLASS OF '58 Kris Smith Laurenfe Snider Charlene Stifcl Reggie Stevens Lowell Strope Roy Ann Sumerlin Bill Taylor Betty Sumerlin Jerry Shulenloarger Louise Smith Larry Schlenker if .fi E? 52' I L Q 4, Wifi' ,s5.?4l'Lq N M 1 M ill L L L x M . ZLFLTL LJ 'W W Q 4 'Q f 5 'cas rm, Hifi' Q9 xx 'L X SOPHOM ORE CLASS BILL ZLRKLE H, Y,Y,YY, Vige BOB CAMPBELL SYDNEY PHELPS ,ff JOHN ROWLAND L , ,A,L ss President President Secretary Treasurer The Class of '59 First row: Ronald Berriman, Dale DeField, Kathlean Adams, Carolyn Anderson, Lynn Anderson, JoAnn Carey. Second row: Patsy Archer, Dovie Blackledge, Mary Aston, Mitchael Alvord, Janet Cooley, Phyllis Cavner. Third row: Frank Cram, Bob Campbell, Linus Brewer, Doug Barber, Wendell Belcher, 'Dick Coles. , , i i.ae3T2l-iii -s m W ll F T Q ii-f'1 X i xxx First row: Forest Fletcher, Juanda Flohr, Dorothy Evans, Jackie Foster, Sharon Fields, Nancy Eikenbary. Second row: Duane French, Bill Fife, Dennis Haley, Jerry Hale, Don DeField. Third row: Carroll Graham, Johnny Hopper, Joe Ford, Norman Drake, Eddie Foster, Rex Eads, Lenard Hovde. First row: Darlene Lince, Shirley Halbrook, Vivian Herron, Louise Lince, Roger Harrison, Janice Koreis. Second row: Pat Irby, Nancy Hollaway, Judy Lanfear, Wilma Knight, Burnie Hamblin, Roger Hayes. Third row: Milferd Heath, Larry Layman, Gary Layman, Arnold Hawkins, Edith Jonassen, Rosie Henning. First row: Sharon Maultsby, Pat Myers, Sammie Myron, lone Morris, Sandra Leenhouts, Lon Olson. Second row: Janice Mollett, Mike Judy, Sharon Leenhouts, Shirley Leenhouts, Bud McDermott, Gail Odenga. Third row: Gerald Miller, Kenneth Miller, Lonny Lakey, Andrea Moss, Ron Lovett, Wylie Mills. f 1 'ffff 11 17 01. f, f. 4 ye. ffl' v fn-fl' The .Classy 1-'ff-1 ff .4 of 'QQ T' UQ- i , ni T' Hi ' Q52 - l First row: Juanita Parish, Ann Smith, JoAnn Nation, Glenda Nichols, Carolyn Schuller, Merritt Stegmeier. Second row: Vonna Stevens, Virginia Pollard, John Rowland, Mike Pruitt, Sydney Phelps, Pat Randall. Third row: Tom Reed, Nancy Samuelson, Carol Steinke, Darrell Rhoades, Arlo Roth, Delos Reno, David Smith. 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'KLA K,1v.w1, 'A .- 1 . 3 .-L, 4 1:4 1 kjQ,,zM3.'g', ,V-1-14 fwgqgk N V fi'-fp . ax ' Q e,f4:1fb','x gg ,Nw yy- ' 'fr 1, .r -Xu Q. . - - , E, Q: 'K Nb '- sf he A nrtxvm X .43 W -'. . .s.. .414 .r n First row: Marilyn Buchanan, Tommy Brazil, Ricky Batrum, Raymond Blevins, Pete Brown, Barbara Clark. Second row: Doris Aston, Charles Abrams, Kim Carlson, Kern Blankenship, Elizabeth Cockran, Ann Dahlin. Third row: Sharon Cornrnan, Harvy Briscoe, Ronnie Churchvvell, Jerry Cornwell, John Calvert, Mauldileen Crawley. ' 'Ns F X K' N ,- If 4 A l ,luv 'lk' fr r,c.Q y . 'a . rf ' .iw I, tl., The Class of '60 First row: Mary Farley, Nadine Foster, Kathy Graves, Anna Duncan, Ron Falkenhagen, Jim Dalrumple Second row: JoAnn Dale, Dianna Gentry, Shirley Ford, Loretta Eaps, Ricky Drath, Fred Graber. Third row Steven Henderson, Walt Hunt, Carl Dozier, Richard Davis, Bill Daxan, Linda Dopps. ,ii .Q First row: David Judy, Bonnie Lompa, Christina Johnson, Jean Johnassen, Marlund Hale. Second row: Doug f, Harris, Jerry Hadfield, Sandra Hogan, Sina King, Linda Hartzell, Sharon Handles. Third row: Darrell Knight, Joe Jorgensen, Roy Humbyrd, David Hawkins, Gerry Hovde, Herb Koreis. sw' xx :'f ' - i X7 XA fx XJ, J , N I Q f 1 . Y, is .J ' N-.J 5 .Six ,XJ xy J X Xi -. i J KM ci C: i. ll Eflx if ll X rc , CJ 5 K , ' ,X F sul ld Q xx , X 6 .x X lr 'Y 3 'j i 'x XXX 1 Kr The Class of 160 1,119 1, W' First row: Grant Miller, Michaeleen Miles, Delores Maggard, Patsy Maston, Gloria Lince, Pat Mills. Second row: Joyce Moore, Carol Meabon, Nancy Norberg, Carol Nowlin, Bob Miller. Third row: Doreen McNeece, Betty McClain, Carole Lytton, George Lees, Larry Mclntyre, Arlan Nordberg. N , H? 6?:i1 T 1- f J QV Am VY 1 ' . g- W Y. Q qv 'WW First row: Brenda Smith, Janna Prinke, Kathy Quinn, Marilyn Stegmeier, Jerry Pruitt, Terry Nowlin. Sec- ond rovv: Judy Smay, Joan Renneberg, Naoma Pueschner, Merline Ramsey, Mary Pratt. Third row: Ruth Squires, Shelia Ready, Allen Rippee, Richard Parsons, David Partlow. First row: Judy Taylor, Jewel Trent, Carol Weaver, Terry Turner, Don Smith. Second rovv: Stanley Soule, Sonja Taylor, Pat Watkins, Joidene Southards, Gerald Thomas, Gene Tyler, Third rovv: Bob Shipley, Frank Walder, Kenneth Wood, Ron Vance, Melvin Vpson. 3 QQ ,lf fl W 1' 'kv Gif 5 . . X 'Oslo 82 F1155 7 -4. .WL idx i Y 'Ls I li' Mfg I . , wrk, lux .Q ., I ,Z . ' 1 v. ,Ji id '42 if -m1Q2Qggx. ' f4'5.9:2:,-Swzjz 'ie I .wif 5 f?2Q'lV ,Y wg if wg' V' 432' in '. SQ is iv 55 f i 712225 , .. Q5 2 'M ii ,f1,,, . , Qsifrw ff ww: i, ag-u N gg, ,, .MSQ5 -.5 W if C.,,.m-gm K 'FQ We BY in 4 K 'OJ 3 Donna Cwldwell Assistant Editor Looking forward to the next issue of the Calyx Shirley Shore News Editor X X J , .,q ,.AV, 3 A' Sandra Phelps, Mary Abrocrombie, Wdney Phelps, Linda Brown, Shirley Halbrook and JoAnn Nation. Kay Buchanan. First row: Pat Myers, Janna Prinke, Sharon Maultsby, Janice Moller, Jewell Rippee, Kaye Atkinson, Mona Brooks, Janet Alvord, Marlene Tidd, Second row: Bill Zerkle, Rosemary Smith, Sandra Kirk, Sammie Myron, Sydney Phelps, Shirley Ford, Janet Burrill, Evelyn Barnhart, Andrea Moss, Vonna Stevens, Carolyn Ander- son, Dickie Parsons. . 2 ,iii . .L - ' Adj i 2 : 'P Aff. , 'E J sv ff' sn ' -z Editor RACHEL CONRAD l These ambitious girls spent many hours of hard Work onthe iunior and SGVWOY sections 0 Members of the Fruitspur Renee Ross, Mary Rose Brewer, Bruce Smith, Wilma Loudon, Marilyn Mellotte, Dave Dunnington, Eve Lauderdale, Robert Prather, Keith Erkenbrack, Jeannett Rose, Geneva Lakcy, f Q: ziiffa , V Pi vwwge uh-if G1 My 'lx-s Y M,....JAf- 'ff,,,.,,, Y V' v-.R nis Quinn. FRESHMAN CHORUS First row: Carla Tinison, Karliy Graves, Patty Mills, Kailriy Quinn, Carol W1-aycr, Marilyn Sregnicicr, .loan Renneberg, Janna Vriiilcu, Palsy Masion. Sozoriql row Mary l'li:lUi1 Farley Gloria lincv, Miclwaibln-on Miles, Carol Lytton, Judy Taylor, Slmron Hanlos, Anne Dahlin, Sharon Cornman, Barbara Clark. Third row: Carole Novvling, Clirisiina Johnson, Dorcvn McNr-mi-, Naorrm Piiescliiiz-r, Tionnfi Gvnrry, Marilyn Buplmrian, Rullw Squires, Patsy Watkins, Sina King, Doris Aston, Fomlli row: Mr, Farnsworilw, Sliirlcy Ford, Linda HarTzell, Elizabcllw Cocliran, Siinflrra Hogan, Merlinc Ramsey, Slwila Re-acly, Joiderw Soiilliarcls, Joan Janassen, Belly McClain. , if ' fi 4' ' ' l 5 is 5... DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS , Left To riglfiiz Glendin Asbury Bob Miller, John Johnston Den SENIOR NCNETTE When rnusically inclined girls TirsT enler high school They loolc anTicipaTingly Toward Their Junior and Senior years. When, if They are TalenTed They vvill qualify To sing in one of The noneTTes. These Tvvo groups sing for dillerenT acliviiies in The school and in The comrnuniTy. A highlight Tor boTh groups is The occasion vvhen They ioin TogeTher Tor a special musical ensemble, So To The noneTTes and Their able advisor, Mr. FarnsvvorTh, we give a hearTy saluTe for Their conTribuTion To in school's musical prograrn. BoTTorn To Top: Colleen Blaclcledge, Geneva Lalcey Rachel Conrad, Linda Brown Judy Jessup, Kaye ATl4inson Maureen Ross, Harriet Beckman Donna Bafrum, Joyce Lawrence Sandra Phelps, Marlene Tidd Gerri Laudensley. XX X l 5- ' l ,gf T ,,,4i,X' . 1 I Q J is ,I l Xll s,, M M JUNIOR NONETTE fffi so fi I X mi a ll fi X, lx ax ,y l l XXX if J, XT ri f X .1 ,X BoTTom Top: Barbara Jol'insTon, Judy BrandT Mary Abercrombie, Donna Caldwell Olivia Mingus, Carol Ross Shirley Shore, Velma SmiTh Rosalind Wilson, Glenys Dahl rr T , ec. Qs l is 3 Q f i -.NM-.aw ig i,- Wilrna Loudon, Dennis Quinn Keith Erkenbraclc, Rachel Conrad, Dennis Quinn Jirn Fletcher, Marilyn Franklin, Linda Brown Colleen Blackledge, Harriet Beckman, Jim Fletcher lf-SV Wwwxkkmi nw: -Q QQ, il I, ll i I I I : A F 8 ,P Qt W I W' ' f ,1 .A f.3 MM R' 4 t 5 if , A f '41 ' m ,Q.g 'SN xXX iw 4-..,. f f 'wif 158: . A VV, Q. f.,..W1, ,X Q., , 1,141 ,ny 'K f Eb jg:. l' . :xi E? X39 My -yer: M, W, 'Q Q 10 E' W gg wwf' A ia I 1. vw Y ll.: N-'iw ' E Hr . f X 'vs Q' f V sl: in 'Sf' Q we E ,,'V ,aymvg E ff 'E E V 11. m A fi f ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Gary Reed, Janet Burrill, Mrs, Miller, Mr. Odman. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First rovv: Beverly Kanz, Carolyn Ander- son, Mary Abercrombie, Loretta Arnold, Arlene Wood, Vonna Stevens. Second row: Mary Jo McDevitt, Glenys Dahl, Bruce Smith, Vern Sitter, Dennis Quinn,' Dennis Haley, Lester Tallow. Third row: Wylie Mills, Dave Crist, Paul Chally, Glenn Lam- bert, John Gilbert, Rex Eads, Roger Rad- ford. Fourth rovv: Mr. Wine, Gary Reed, Roger Brittain, Ted Vandersluis, Marvin Erickson, Richard Durant, Duane Olberg. LIBRARY CLUB First row: Glenda Nichols, Janna Prinke, Delores Maggard, Mrs. Fredsall, Second row: Juanda Flohr, Kay Smith, Joyce Moore, Doris Aston, Juanita Parish. Third row: Mary Aston, Lester Tallovv, Naoma Puesch- ner, Mary Norberg, Fourth row: Harold Ray, Reggie Stevens, Donald Hovde, Mar- vin Graham, Ronnie Churchwell. X MVN RJ Mike Kolb, Mr. Chesbrough, Jerry Powers, Eddy Lehman, Duane Olberg. BOYS ' CLUB F.F.A. First row: John Maplethorpe, Bob Summers, Jim Fletcher, Daniel Razey, Reid Kinne, Chesley Brazil. Second row: Bill Fife, Richard Eddy, Bill McBride, Ken Rowley, Harry Briscoe, Bill Zirlcle, Darrel Knight, Roger Harrison. Third row: Arlan Nordberg, Kenneth Miller, John Hopper, Robert Prather, George Lees, Dave Dunnington, Larry Schlenker. Fourth row: Marvin Erickson, Ron Mclntyre, Marvin Arnold, Bobby Smith, Lenard Hovde, Delos Reno, Bert Snodgrass, Rosemary Smith, Sandra Kirk, Janet Loudon, Colleen Blackledge, Kay Donaldson, Marlene Koreis, Carol Ross. GIRLS' CLUB VIKING CLUB First row: Janet Alvord, Donna Caldwell, Rachel Conrad, Sammie Myron, Joel Dodd, Mr. Emhoff, Second row: Barbara Weinel, Darlene Carlton, Carla Timson, Kathryn Graves, Kathy Quinn, Kaye Atkinson, Jewell Rippee, Leona De-Rosier, Colleen Blackledge, Dovie Blackledge, Phyllis Cavner. Third row: Bonnie Odenga, Carolyn Anderson, Sydney Phelps, Jean Jonassen, Merline, Ramsey, Ruth Squires, Marilyn Buchanan, Barbara Longmire, JoAnn Weinman, Clydene Reed, Ruth Ernst, Tom' Brazil, Fourth row: lone Morris, Maudileen Crawley, Juanda Flohr, Marie Watson, Janet Cooley, Charles Summers, Rosallee Russell, Loretta Arnold, Arlene Wood, Judy Taylor, Naoma Pueschner, Mike Judy, Charles Abrams, Fifth row: Carol Meabon, Sharon Meabon, Joyce Lawrence, Marlene Tidd, Mary Valentine, Clifford Clark, Calvin Clark, Marvin Graham, Russell Hugill, Dennis Haley, Joe Jorgenson, Jerald Sullivan. , RADIO ' CLUB irst row: Charles Summers, Roger Brittain, Stanley Soule. Second row: Mr. Delzer, Mike Judy. SERVERS' CLUB First row: Pat Myers, Leona DeRosier, Donneta Pyle, Judy White, Mary Farley, Roberta lHarrnonJ Beaudry, Lynn Anderson, Dorothy Evans, Oddie Stinnett. Second row: Judy Brandt, Peggie l5tinneftl Weems, Kaye Buchanan, lone Morris, Sammie Myron, Joyce Lawrence, Kay Atkinson, Harriet Beckman, Cleo Fahey. Third row: Carol Nowlin, Christina Johnson, Sharon Leenhoots, Merline Ramsey, Linda Hartzell, Gerri Laudensky, Delores lNewtonJ Maplethorpe, Jewell Rippee, Rosie Henning, Kay Donaldson. PUBLIC ADDRESS First row: Rex Eads, Vern Sitter, Gary Duke, David Crist, Second row: Dave Gause, Gary Reed FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row: Bruce Smith, Juanita Parish, Joann Carey, JoAnn Nation, Carolyn Schuller, Marilyn Franklin, Virginia Pollard, Ann Smith. Second row: David Gause, David Crist, John Rowland, Glendin Asbury, Rachel Conrad, lone Morris, Janice Moller, Jewel Rippee, Kaye Atkinson. Third row: Gary Reed, Doyle Wilson, Wilma Loudon, Vern Foster, Janet Louden, Nancy Erkenbary, Eilene McGowan, Mary Abercrombie, Betty Sumerlin. Fourth row: Carol Steinke, Mr. Chesbrough, Ed Lehman, Byron Moore, Ellis Johnson, Glenis Dahl, Karen Moss, Joyce Lince, Keith Erkenbrack. ,I .int so :JW W fm ., HI' Aww ,W , , -EM, Q V' 'K ,Q- M I 4 'rl' MZ 5' ' 7 . bi QQ 6 X E+ ' .L A . VV fs ., W M2 'ak fwfr ,.,wa- , gf f W. 5 Q A -mv M 1 ef. was 'El' rs IJ' m x A93 was , . . 'w,,s 'Za 'mf X .Mav- ,wkv , ., , hw 'U' A, -r f f.J'l-A Img-aarffeglfi is wk tl QP 1' .gagfk fx FR A ,,.Zg.M:p. Lv -ff DF an K - ' .'-siuv , M . -Y ,fl Y'-M., V A 2 'M ' 'Q' 1 W N A-my 3- fa ,.,,'fL fin I . -'T NM 'Y ,ur -V ,gg xW '41-v 3 5 ,.M,.mano-w- ,w,,n ws-4.2 mm X M511 .wi Rt., -1 1 . ' u Q, 351, X W1 N Q K 1 A' .A ,f 44 5 1? f ', 31 fy 3 .e wi , up I'.ii.-:. ' ::i Q'w,:fI 5g3:'fR, fi nqffw s 5552 is rf , ,, EM if Ea 1 N L, X Q Q . 5 1? f lx J X in' i 1 l X ' Wk., sf ,ggi W Y air: , , 16 5 . A 1 W , 1 fy .XM -qs W., x ,, . 2 ff: Av f W 'A-.X Q! ,bg ' Wa Q , ,.:-, 1 f W ,, HN, , iq?-. Am -af: ' fs, 4 ,Af ,. -mf A X. , ' x , W, 1 - Wm ,, w Q C ff .f-,-w..1w-nn... N .,, .. NN ,dgws .. , M A - 1' I+ 9 - Q if , S T ,fi ,-. if 4- v . :A Y I IL Q-9' Q ssh .Fr nr !'!!'f ,wi 5 'iffb' ,EUQM14 .4 V3 I X x rj' ! af 5 r., N' Si! eg +8 ms 4 ' , , 7 x., If 77 ELLIS JOHNSON 'W-FE' ,Vg E,-'F MR. DELZER MR. CARLON MR, KELLMAN fl x 2 L Q ID 'NLT' - BYRON MOORE Left to right: Ellis Johnson, Bud Brown, Dave Dunnington and Byron Moore. JEFF KELLMAN MIKE CARLON GLEN LAMBERT RON BAKER DAVE DUNNINGTON QS? JOHN BUD BROWN ALLAN ROSSOW DUANE OLBERG JERRY CHAPMAN PAUL CHALLY Managers, left to right: Harlund Hale, Grover Brooks, Larry Bliss, and Laverne Sifier. JERRY SHULENBARGER FRANK RowLANo so LEHMAN GEORGE CONGER .-any in xvj ip f' M af if 3mm il' aim FOOTBALL The Selah Vikings, although not a winning team this year, made a good show- ing for an inexperienced eleven. In the opening game a powerful Naches team defeated our boys 34-7 for our most decisive loss of the season. A strong defense brought us a 6-O victory over Grandview. ln the next defensive battle Prosser won from us by the same score. Next came our home coming game in which Selah lost a heartbreaker to Highland by a ill-7 score. On the following week end we took time out from apple harvest to journey to Cle Elum. The Warriors gained a 20-O victory on a rain soaked field. The following week end Selah surprised everyone with a i4-6 upset victory over Toppenish. The next Saturday we found a muddy field to our liking and defeated Granger in a non-conference game by a T4-6 score. Then came the game with West Valley for the latter's home coming. The Rams played an inspired game and treated their home crowd to a T3-6 victory. The Vikings closed the season against a strong Marquette team. After a close first half the Squires rolled to a 26-7 victory. On the roster, were two second team all-valley players: Ellis Johnson and Glen Lambert. Byron Moore was selected for the third all-valley team. Prospects for next year point to a more successful season. An undefeated Fresh- man eleven will supply keen competition for a large group of returning lettermen. This combination, plus other recruits, should prove to be a very strong squad next year. A ay!! Q I lil' H155 , X 773 A ly 'e g :'2.-t- gh.: ll EIB!! First row: Grant Miller, Russell Brown, Jim Dalyrmple, Carl Dozier, Kim Carlson, David Judy. Second row: Arlan Nordberg, Walt Hunt, Harvey Briscoe, Herbert Koreis, Darrell Knight, Kenny Wood. Third row: Coach Delzer, Melvin Upson, John Calvert, Bill Daxon, Jerry Cornwell, David Hawkins, Coach Kellman. MR. STEGMEIER MR. CARLON MR. DEFFERIES COACHING STAFF SCORES 'lZillah ,,,,,,C J E25 'Yakima ,,,, 60 'tNaches J, ,,,,,, ,35 Zillah 7, ,,,7 28 Marquette se A4 Grandview ,, 66 Naches ,L 57 Prosser ,,,,,777 38 Prosser , ,,,,,, W39 Toppenislw W 44 West Valley M730 Highland s,,,s, ,54 Cle Elum ,, sssss 61 Grandview , ,H-4111 Cle Elum ,,,,,, E61 Marquette ,,,,s, 33 Naches aasas,s 52 West Valley - 45 Highland ,,,.,,,, MR, KELLMAN GLEN LAMBERT and JERRY PRATHER REITMEIER and JEFF KELLM BYRON MOORE and ELLIS JOHN SO , Chance at Class A 9 On W ll ,tournament Berth i !SecondcrackAi' Selah ylkll'lQS Defeat Cle Elum Warriors Grandvle w ln A league Ed ed. our in two crucial hoo f- 3 I . X , , , , . , g A Y 'D Q-'l-ASS A LEAGUE ltl hFU.Al,tlls.X -fret all 'femme 'lwfl gflewe 'srlzzlw Selah hung mil :sums las-r wr-vkemui, the Selahi W M pam, ,wr ww, ,um W if mi it 'i 'Vikings are still pnnsllmilitiea for' , , ,,. A, 3, A ,N 'X K , ' 'Q , , I . , , ,M , , ,lv Blum . 5' 541 4.ni vw Vllnll, 4, tm. nzz. 1 1 .tw No. 4 sqwt. in tlw Lia:-is A hm,-. 1 qu N. r, M1 , X 5 U , it I . , . 1 -., 1, ' -L' '1 it .. f- we , .l. - .- W at gl. 4 vvv lz:a:El': : WIC!!li-Htirnlnnri muvcrl rn- netball eonrrmnwnt. lltisliwitzfl 1 Ml TJ mu! Emzw mm.. X rl ll ln my l aw for seminal place an the The Yilflftfss f1l lI7Pftf1 lewd fought ' WHY-asf1f'lW ti 450 414 Xian-M les- nw- nn ill in 5 lfl af l -l' I t Q A izzula sl-linnl bnsarlrlzil ,Annes an Che Blum :ind Marque-ilu! v-zyiuiyiefw , 6 494 -VIE ij5,ggf,- mm yn 4 lgwn- MW, Wkr, ,Ht Wa Mm: r f Mig gs lnsv ,l11xlll,.!1lSL!'lts,L.le, .asm vuliflj, 1-bras sznt, smrwewlmi 4-fgkwmh 5 494 432.mm, :Wm 2, mn Yakima mm DMM mm and ww? H. W S uires i:!i't3Sf ijhrIfl1 Siflgllfglfxttvie 1 ,xmwmah 4 440 425 qzsrfiv airsnli' ,Qtr mation. sim wllmilvd right, q 7 WL by J uk? 'fu I, tw I 8 'LM' , -f 42-1 llteq 'UM' ' K :tm ' ' 'l 4 YW! 'vlan it If biflall Q san ru' 'mr . Ars Hi L fa-'hws Friday night. 3 sMl'2t'?i K f - in , v ,X 4. a 'rg-M7 ,H A V, ,J ,M U M. 5 ,D ,K l, in ..n lfl- 1 1:11 .f 5 To Line Alttnr 'iz llyrnn Mnnrn :mel ltwyll Wwe: Talley l .,24 M, - -.- t 1, me mn, H,.,!,.,m was 6 3 lw,c7, 4 ,VI - Wilson int 19 and lf- wines rwgw-W lr ,MW 3 344 ,1-1 ,W ,Atv in ., b W M It V1 U 1 Am, - . M X ,,1,. , I in ,, ls ,514 5,,,va Tonight tively, Selsh tom Sl-51 no Ute Elvin l A-Ms,M A 'l3Xf'l'i'ffll'l1 :iz gwr :mmf time uellv P051 gwlah the W+ st, Yallm' rtvm Friflav Dun no I Reummcr 50 Rirwninl-L tanks Warrior furmlrd p Bergman ,,, Embed mat of rx till lied to lend xgnmp S1 f vvsitnrm to v tn mm llfdn. lil fwugifhl ni lt? ' lllfnr! ff Urs l fu f Him elsxzd Q 4 T wmfh f wrt Kellinazze 'vlkxxigs v' 'I an: ther vmck at the len ue leaclina if Blum Warrirlrq tmnurrnw mbllt lu Xxkings plxwd the V5-MFIUV rf isnt t l mal tn f A lf lun vw, I3 to Meet ough Competlhon Selah Vikings, who split. :1 pair lnskrtlmll tilts last wr-flc. will nm tough competition gzxinst the tile Fllum Warriors le Blum Friday night. Saturday they will entwrlsmz randview in rx home gmne- un zlw est. Valley floor. The Vikings revlously lust to the Greyhounds, Putting on the pressure tliruupfh- ut the ganisz, the Vikings trlrnnifad lust Friday led 1517 in VVPVP IIGVVT topped the est Valley 66 L0 30 ight. The local boys e first quarter and eaded, Hymn Moore orlng with 17 points in the first alt, and Keith Reitmeter sunk 14 the last half. The story was different Satur- ay night at Highland where the rong Scottles overtook the Vi- lngs in the first, quarter and went, to win 54 42 Moore scored 18 GAME. -.ff V L. ,S M rf' Toppenish Squeaks Past Selah Vikings Sfflitlllii Yilcince ram inzu at llfrlvliy- imp in tlw lm! lllllllllltg of it- mmm Mass with 'Tnpgwriislz Szattlrflzu' nizlit and vlmnpvd zi lit-:ix't4?n-f-'alanr ll to -424. to lllfi luwffr Mull'-x iilllzln-'. The- Vilzinir, haul :i -tfiflfo lf-:ul wing, thrwt inlnulv-sa In go, lan' lin- XVSIIS rats l-:uno tlirnuzlt with fhr- winninir points. Tin- Vilas really l-,nt the mann- all ilu- 'ra-re tlimw lima wink- inpz only T ul 3: ftiliblllllls whii-1 'fopyrefnisli :al-oiwrt id pw' cw-'lt of their stuns. li was xx diffffrmlt Story Fridaj night wht-n the- Vikings put un ci, 19fpolnt drive in the linnl quarter in cleffwxt Frm-mei' 50 to 38, Selah won the B squad preliminary 37-25. Sr-lah will go against the West Valley Rams in the Yakima gym tonight. and will meet liiglxlaud at Highland Saturday nights SATURDAY NIGHT f ft pi p an ISI' Y.. ,J -1, M , SELAH V43 f J 4 .l 1 SELAH wl-ur E-Zz-irnwirxx f ,L , I1 , , Knumanl C Qtrv ,I I 4 S Srzlzsli dnl '12 si. Immmmv K U I U 3' cmirt,'livf'e:itiiluvf Ummm 2 3 2 2 Q the illlfisn Xnlleg, V Donor M U U U Q nry gn. ,Tlw win 1 VMIVI, I 3 - into lklllffl plum: ,urltllfllm 4 l l 'U Unto HHH' -r .Y r ,- The Vililnfzs to 'imnig 13 7 is 4:2 107 at the A-nd 0 Toppenish 9 15 10 15.44 and built it to 11 Sglah 9 9 15 105.43 half, The Yilis w 142 mint vclfre FFUDAY NIGHT flxrmfllmnt the 1 SE-l-AH 1607 79 ff P' 'P :sms is-tail, with Monro. f ... ,,.. ,,.., 8 4 -1 20 mmmngv the Viki Reitmeier. f ., 3 6 l 1: Moum hu Six I,, lx-hmun, C , ., l 0 0 dvd mlm and Carton, g ...,. 1 U 0 B Fight. TWO Of W Keuman' 5 ------ - ' ' E 2 5 4 fz-may driving lag ffgxnzin ' Q 'Ii 3 3 Wilson marker Fkitihnr' 4 0 I 4 A 0 O ' ed by Moore will Donn H 0 0 2 YAKIBIA YAl.l,E.X CLASS A ,Y W W M, VFP l-flrnn .....,. 3 l Sli 457 ll 2 ' Y llirhidnn .... v :r 477 399 in 3 4 Totals M M22 16 14 wi Marquette .... 6 It 420 414 8 5 l SATURDAY NIGHT Lirandrlcw .... 6 3 494 475 7 6 Q 5214039551 f38j Selah .,.. 5 4 494 432 8 5 1 Cgugf-an. f .,.4W,.4,A4,,,A,,, 3 3 S Q . ........ ...i 4 5 440 429 6 7 Qheydelin, f ' ....... 2 7 433 493 4 X BASKETBALL Q! F l W FROSH SQUAD First row: Tom Brazil, David Judy, Bob Miller, Fred Garber, Terry Turner, Don Smith. Second row: Jerry Hovde, Gary Spear, Walt Hunt, Richard Davis, Harvey Briscoe, Kim Calson, Dave Partlow, Mar- lund Hale. Third row: John Calvert, David Hawkins, Allen Rippee, Herb Koreis, Dick Schoeder, Ron Vance, Roger Briftain, Bill Dixon. , 1 J L 5- l it , fl f Il xl- A CL' an L L L K ff 742 Jr fzefrfef' r 'LVL4fe- V 1 . , If f , ..- -1.5 J. 492, ' vw LX' V A - F 'V N ' 1 fix ' , JI f ,LAL . y.'zLyf ' ,L,,1cy7Q:l .g.Jg4tf,,,.I , s fbjfj .4 Ml' 1' K fx' 'i ' A f .4 f Af f glfofsf-vbaffny 6 ' ' and Li' 7 j I, , .Lf ,gf 7e.-,,,f B SQUAD ' G First row: Merritt Stegmeier, Bud McDermott, Jerry Hale, Jack Foster, Dennis Haley, Mickey Alvord, Forest Fletcher. Second row: Norman Drake, Johnny Rowland, Lonnie Lakey, Grover Brooks, Wylie Mills, Keith Wickstrom, Bill Zirkle. Third row: Lenard Hovde, Arnold Hawkins, Delos Reno, Joe Ford, Frank Cram, Wendell Belcher, Duane French, Darrell Rhoades. 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