Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1945 volume:

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'Wu D, THE MIRROR EDITOR .....,....,..,, ...,... M ARY HORTON ASSISTANT EDITOR ...... ...., P EGGY LEDINGHAM BUSINESS MANAGER ..,... .,.......... G ENE ASSELSTINE FACULTY ADVISOR ..... .... . MISS CLYDENE JOHNSTON PHOTOGRAPHERS ............,...... I.EONARDO'S STUDIO PUBLISHERS ........ .... Y AKIMA BINDERY 84 PRINTING CO. M. x, 552. W' RQ-5ff,f ag-J.. :xr-'-nf , 1 1 uC4.,J4,u t ey: 5 -my , . Jaw.. ..aHlial:3'm1m, 'fn-51.2 P,,ge.Three DEDIOATION TO THOSE WHO HAVE PREVIOUSLY ATTENDED SUNNYSIDE-HI, WE HUMBLY DEDICATE OUR 1945 MIRROR. YOU HAVE COOPERATED, TOLERATED, AND GUIDED US WITH A SUPERB SPIRIT. THROUGH THE GATES OF SUNNYSIDE-HI MANY HAVE PASSED, BUT THOSE WHO WERE FIRST HERE LAID THE CHIEF CORNER-STONE TO ETERNAL SUCCESS. Page Four Sept- . . Back to the old grind October . . Our team is red hot - - Q M 1 -1 . . .. WS . X... sf ii'I,Q ' 7 ' K' Fai i ih' ' fit diy . I fn L . . , ,W 2. .if W., - V. .r, ., . f 2. ' t . '5 , A f 'J' C351 . ri- .xy ' W T V' f ' r ':?. . 2' . , -. M . I . fi - Ms' if . un., f ..,. . ' 9 ss.,-4 -. . 1 V v gt if .fi s it Q sf 5 525 1 M ., . fra . , , Li., aw. 5 ' at ,as Sgr! 1 Q 7 i i ffm, i N. .. it 5 .Vg lgikatgqw Y as f -wt, 1 i ', me -2 . . . . ms . . 5 . i sm. s-. - ., g s., sa.-.-.: r . 553 .- Nov. . . Hunting season's big game Dec. . . Our pin-up's---Boing Jan. . . May l have the next one? CALENDAR 1944-45 Registration, August Q9 Sept. 1. School Starts, September 11-15. Football Jamboree at Kennevviclc September 15. Class Qliicers electecl Sept. 19. First Boys' and Girls' Club Meet ings September 19. Big Sister-Little Sister Party, Sep tember 27. Pep Rally helcl at city center, Sep- tember 29. All l-ii Jam Session, Qctober 6. l. D. Pictures, Qctober 10. Vocational lests, October 12. First Annual Stall Meeting, Oc tober17. Great Virgil Show, Qctober 18. Ever Since Eve, Qctober 25. Hi-Y Spoolc party, Qctober 30. Big Night Pep Rally, November 2 Armistice Day Game at Prosser November 11. Debate Team Goes to Pasco, No vember 14. l-lonor Society lnitiation, Novem ber 16. First Boxing Match, November 16. Fe Senior Party, November 23. Sporty, if you canistand up Biind Concert, November QQ, March First signs of Spring fever Pin-Up Girl Contest, December 7. F. F. A. Parent-Son Banquet, De- cember 8. Fall Music Concert, December 13. Christmas Assembly, December 18. Senior Ball, January 19. 'lhespian Come As You Are Party, January 24. Girls Play Day, January 26. Student Government in Action, Sub-District Tournament March 2 FZDFUGFY 54 April . . Junior-Senior thrill a District Tournament, March 3, 6, 9, 10. Sadie l-iavvlcins Day, March 16. Foot-Loose , March 23. Open l-louse April 6. Prom, April 13. Spring Concert, April 18. Speech Banquet, April 19. Frosh Play, April 19. Teachers lea April 19. Music Festival at Valcima, April 27. Junior-Senior Banquet,- May 18. Baccalaureate, May 20. Commencement, May 23. Mg May . . Just one more stalk Remember when the teachers looked lilee this, IIIII W and acted the same? I ADMINISTRATION 4 Q4 ' 4, I r I Today there is only a slight difference between the I , student and teacher, so we consider ourselves luclcy. it. ,, ,we , SJ? ii A 5, -ii? M3203 vb ggi I 12?-5.1 3 gag, ,. - W. - fidf, ,-,!. A Mr. Angelo Giaudrone, B. Pm, Washington State College, Superintendent ol Schools. Bernice Woody, Secretary to 1 Superintendent. Loretta Rudiclc, Secretary to Principal. Mr. Robert Quiggle, B. A., B of Ed., Washington State Col lege, Prin, of High School Page Six MUSIC DEPT. SCIENCE AND MATH Miss Larsen, B. A., B. of Ed., Wash- V Mr. Anderson, B. A. Wayne State, M ington State. A., U. oi Neb. Mr. Williamson, U. oi Ken., U. S. C., Miss White, B. S., Missouri State, B. S. W. S. C., Chicago Cons. Science A. M. U. oi Missouri. i ENGLISH DEPT. Miss Van Winkle, B. A., B. of Ed., Washington State. Miss McKee, B. A., Washington State. Miss Johnston, B. A., B. oi Ed., Wash- ington State. PHYSICAL ED. . ., , HOME ECONOMICS ME:dt5aEfg'G'rI S D' E xwdshmgton Miss Hoffman, B. A., Washington State. Coach Semi, B' All Washington State' Miss Matsen, B. A., Washington State. S i Page Seve GUIDANCE Mr. Giles, B. A., B. of Ed. Eastern Wash., W. S. C. SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Kildow, B. A., Washington State. Miss Moultrop, A. B., M. A., Whitman. Mr. Grafious, B. S., Qregon, O. S. C., Grad. worIc, LI. of Wash. C O M M E I2 C I A L Miss Thompson, B. A., Wash, State. Mr. Beattie, B. S., U. of Minnesota. Mr. Corless, Agriculture, B. S. U. of Idaho. Mr. Case, Auto Mechanics. Mr. Cushney, Manual Arts. Miss Rice, Library, B. A., LI of Washington. Page Eight CAFETERIASTAFF JANITORS Mrs. Myrtle Soderling, Mrs. Nettie l-larris, Mr. Murray Mr. Carr Mrs. Nellie Reed Many students ol Sunny l-li would go hungry il it weren't lor Mrs. Myrtle Soderling, Mrs. Nettie l'larris, Mrs. Nellie Reed, and several girls who elficiently run our cafeteria. Every morning the students are greeted with a Uspic and span school which is the result oi hard worlc by Mr. Murray and Mr. Carr? lo them we owe a rising vote ol thanlcs. Extra praise should be given to Rav Munson and Claude Frede- riclcs, who have contributed their time and patience with great eiliciency as financiers oi our student body. You will Find as willing worlcers on any committee, Beverly Minnich and Reese lliomas, capable volunteers at all times. Beth Fitts and Rosemary Martin are two conscientious newspaper typists and should be given lull credit for their time spent on the news. Bill Steinbacher and Bob Morrow may be called upon at any time to produce a picture, poster, or stage scenery out oi their active imagination. lo Joan Mccraig and Darlene Padgham go thanks lor their time devoted to selling stamps and bonds every Wednesday morning through the year. Vfe are indebted to Diclc Horton for his strong influence and leadership in molding a uniiied student body. Pay Munson, Claude Fred Dick Horton Beverly Minrmich, Reese Thomas Joan McCaig, Darlene Padgham Beth Fitts, Rosemary Martin Bob Morrow, Bill Steinbacher B ects. A ln the days of yore, education was a very general 41' thing which supplied the fundamentals of the accepted su i I . ,Ili ll I 14 ' 1-4.1 I 4. .'u I wg., 833:11 fe 2 l l llx ' I in I 'I :I +L 44333 CLASSES :HN Ml! ll 3-A121 As schooling became' more scientific, l 7 lil larger variety of subjects and activities ' I B came available. I C5 L- ' ' - fm,-wJ,,..,, NDC 'Lids . , 2-ff ,ffl lT,'i'3l'r-' . Li?-fi ' - - fiff''new-wrafwai-,1xs'vw,'fi'7Gm1!HE?e:2u ' ' in NHQHHIBJKM' ,- f ' Page Nine J. Barnard R. Munson M. L. Jensen D. Cook E, Schilperoort CLASS OF'1-i5 . HERE WE ARE . . . dignified seniors at lastl Since our early irosh days Uncle Sam has thinned the ranks of the Class oi '45 'til it is novv one of Sunny-l-li's smallest. When we iirst entered the halls oi Sunny-Hi, seniors decended on us, so it was pig-tails and hack- ward dresses for the girls and rolled-up pants legs for the fellows. Naturally, we've done our part to keep the initiation tradition alive Cand get evenl in following years. .Second Fiddle, our Junior Play, boosted the treasury and provided fun for all, as did uliver Since Eve, the senior production. J A Tolo Dance has been one ol our annual activities, varied this year with an all-high formal ball in anuary. Qur colors have changed from the green of the Uireshien days to the Blue-and-Gray sweaters chosen in our Junior year. Our last year, under Mr. Giles, ended in a blaze oi glory with the Prom, Banquet and finally, com- mencementl Ray Munson lead the senior class as president, with Darrel Cook as vice president, Elsie Schilpe- roort as secretary, Molly Jensen as treasurer, and Jcnet Barnard as program chairman. Surprised, Phil? Taking 'er Cool Boy! Look at those legs! Jim and his car. Hey, Cutie-face! Some physique! What have wg here? Page Ten l was with the cutest guy Saturday night, LaVern Anderson Entered from Toppenish, Wn. 3, Camera Club 4, Library 3. Now on that last trip, Horton and I took . . Gene Asselstine Second Fiddle 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Football 3, Band 1, Q, Fire Squad 3, 4, l-li-V 3, 4, l-li-Y Vice Pres., Executive Coun. 4, Student Council 3, Prom and Ban- quet Committee 3, Usher 4. Hey . . you knotheadsl Joann Asselstine Basketball 1, Q, Baseball 1, Band 1, 4, Orchestra 1, All l-li Review 1, Second Fiddle 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Annual 4, News- paper 1, 3, Dramatics 9, 4, Library Q, Art Club 4, Stu- dent Council Q, 4, Thes- pians 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Soph. Class Vice Pres. Q, Banquet and Prom Com- mittee 3, Usher 4. Let's get some committees organized and get going on this. Janet Banard Entered from Tacoma 3, Tennis 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Nonette 4, Ever Since Eve 4, Annual 4, News- paper 4, Honor Society 4, Student Coun. 4, Thespians 4, Senior Class Play and Program Chairman 4, Prom Com. 4, Banquet Com. 3, Usher 4, G. A. A. 4. I think l'll go to Yakima and get a new dress. Betty Barnes Basketball 1, Newspaper, 9, 3, 4, Band 1, Annual 4, Library Q, 3, Art Club 4, Banquet Committee 3, Us- her 4, Production Stalt 3. 3951 Boy! That sure makes me mad! Bertie Baze Baseball 1, 9, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 9, 3, 4,Tumbling 3, 4, Debate 4, Dramatics 9, 4, Pep Club 3, Girls Letter Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Study hall . . that's when I write my daily letter. Alice Beyer: Entered from White Bluffs, Wn. 3, Glee Club 3, Li- brary 4. My life has been pat- terned after Kate Smith. Afton Bishop Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Sex- tette Q, 3, Nonette 4, Se- cond Fiddleu 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Dramatics3Q, 3, Ushering Stalt 4, Thes- pians 3, 4. Golly! l don't see what you like about red hair! Phyllis Bos Basketball 1, Q, Library 1, Student Council 1. Ah! . . these Merchant Marines! Delta Brown 'ljure I lilce to study. Virginia Boyd Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 'fi I-Ionor Society 4. 'Phyllis and me, we . . . Mary Lynne Bryant Library 3, Office 4. What would I do without a car? Jack Bussert Production Staff 3, Stage Crew 1, Q. I remember the time back in Texas. Wanda Lee Cockburn Library 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3. Me a flirt. . . ah go on. Gloy Connel Glee Club 1, Band 1, 2, Production Staff 3, 4, Newspaper 1, Q, Drama- tics 3. 4-gf 131 YipeI Look at her will yal' Darrel Cook Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Junior Class ,trea- surer 3, Vice Pres. Senior Class 4, Boys' Home Ec. 2. Prosser has two attrac- tions, the dance and a guy named Bill Jean Cross GirI's Glee Club 1, Q, 3: Double Sextette Q, Oper- etta 1, Newspaper 1, 4, Dramatics 3, Pep Club 3, Yell Leader 3, 4, Soph. Class Sec.-treas. 9, Girl's Club Representative Q. I didn't want to finish this year anyway. Adalyn Crowe Now listen fella's . . . we aren't going' to do Signal Sunnyside. Colleen Cushney Basketball 1, 2- Band 1, Q, Second Fiddle 3, All Hi Review 1, Newspaper 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Executive Coun. 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Banquet Committee 4, Yell Queen Q, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Pro- duction Staff 4. All right . . . what's the matter with truclc drivers, anyway? Donna Davenport Girl's Glee Club 9, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Q, Dou- ble Sex. 2, Nonette 4, Second Fiddle 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Operetta 1, Annual 4, Dramatics 3, Exe. Coun. 4, Student Council 3, A. S. B. Adv. Man. 4, Class Sec. 3, Prom Com. 3, Girl's Club Rep. 3, Usher 4, Pep Club 3, Thespian 3, 4, Pro. Staff 4. Page Eleven Page Twelve 'H I You know, l haven't been to Seattle for a whole month. ' Margie Mae Dohrman Cuirl's Basketball Q, C-iirl's Volley Ball Q, Newspaper 3, Lib. 1, Q, 4, Honor Soc. 4, Baccalaureate Com. 4, Commencement Com. 4, Production Stall 3. What you all doing any- how? ' Bob Donohoe 'lguess l'm just naturally quiet. Florence Duim Glee Club 1, Q, Cafeteria 4, Office 9. Bo'ing!! Don Duncan Tennis 1, Q, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Q, 3, 4, Boy's Quartet 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Oper. 1, Fire Squad 4, F. F. A. 9, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, - Usher 4- Pro. Staff 3. l can t see through ' Carter Elliot! P. E. 1, Q, Dramatics 3. ,ag 415- 109' I wear myself down typ ing for that newspaper. Beth Fitis Newspaper 4, Lib. 1, 2. Gee, ain't that keen! James D. Funk Entered from Santa Barbara, Calif., 9, Football 3, 4, Second Fiddle 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Debate 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Honor Soc. 4, Exe. Coun. ,4, Stu- dent Council 4, Prom Com. 3, PFOII1 Chair. 4, l.lSl'1Zl' 45 Boy's Home Ec. 4. Anyone want to walk down to' the postoifice with me'?' Catherine Gochnour Orchestra 1, Production Staff 3, Pep Club 3, News- paper 2, 3, 4, Ushering Staff 4, Exe. Coun. 4, Newspaper Assist. Editor 3, Newspaper Editor 4, Prom Com. 3, Senior Ball Chairman 4. What if I am short . . l'm eighteen. Phyllis Griffith Entered from Mountain Grove, Miss. 4, Glee Club 1, 9, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Q, 3. Must be something wrong with my car . . only hit 90 last night. Arla Mae Haney Girl's Basketball 1, 9, 3, 4, Hockey 1, Q, 3, 4, Girl's Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Letter Club 3, 4. Come on kids, let's'have a game of basketball. Ruth Heath Tennis 3, 4, Girl's Basket- ball 1, Q, 3, 4, Girl's Letter Club Q, 3, 4, Ci. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Production Stall 3. Most of the time I spend at Lincoln, but I do go ,to school some of the time. Lucille Hecker GirI's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2,3, Girl s Vol- leyball 1, Q, 3, 4. Come on fellas' . . . Let's have a little stag par- ty. Irvin Hett 3 4 Boys Home E 4 Wie' f :fx , :al s,.,.sif Y gi: ke 1 :,:f-9-3, ,si ,gg .t , i.,5B'i, it xt-1g , ,.iz f: Glee Club,1, Fire Squad , I fi C- i ...tg Stage Crew 3. Sorry coach, I can't come back ,with you alter the game. ' Bob Hickenbottom Football 1, Q, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, Q, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Ever Since Eve 4, Fire Sqlldd, 3, 4, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club Q, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Boys' Home Ec. 1, Usher 4. Secretary, strike that U statement from the minutes. Dick Horton Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Band 1, Glee Club 1, Q, Oper. 1, Second Fiddle 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Q, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, I-lonor Soc. 4, Exe. Coun. 1, Q, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Frosh and Soph. Class Pres. 1, Q, A. S. B. Vice Pres. 3, A. S. B. Pres. 4, Ban. Com. 3, Prom Com. 3, Usher 3, 4. In Did I tell you .the latest about Margaret? Jack Hunter Ever Since Eve 4, Stage Crew, 3,,4, Camera Club 4, Fire Squad 4, F. F. A. 1, Q, 3, 4, I-Ii-Y Q, 3, 4, Flon- or Society 3, 4, Thespian 4. I-ley kids! What did you do Saturday night, huh? Avis Irwin Culee Club 3, Spring Con- cert 3, Production Stail 3. Listen gals . . . I just gotta get a way to that game. June Jensen Entered from Bickleton, Wn. Q, Basketball 1, Q, 3, Baseball 1, Mixed Glee Club 1, Girl's Glee Club 9, 3, 4, Girl's Nonette 1, 4, Band 1, Q, Assist. Dir. of Senior Play 4, Pep Club 3, Prom Com. 3, Ban. Com. 4, ?irl's Club Pep. 3, Usher Dang it. . . I only got 1 letter today . . . sure makes me peeved. Molly Lou Jensen Entered from Bickleton, Wn. 3, Baseball 1, SZ, Bas- ketball 1, 9, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Girl's Glee Club 3- Mixed Chorus 1, Q, Debate 4, Dram. 4, Fire' Squad 4, Art Club 9, Pep Club 3, Senior Class Sec. 4, Soph. Class Pres. 9, Ban. Com. 3, Usher 4, l'd talk if I thought there was anything to say. Dorothe Johnson Library 1, Page Thirteen Page Fourteen 5-fav And don t call me Ah ruS Iris Johnson 1 Q Clee Clu Library9 3 4-Llsher4 Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Base- ll. fu I ball , , 3 5 -li ' -gf ,: Q l-le may be easy going, but just wait til he gets on the pitcher's mound. Bob Jones Bout time we went to another F. F. A. contest. Gordon Jones Mixed Glee Club 1, EZ, All l-li Review 1, Camera Club 4, Fire Squad 3, F. F. A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Boys' Home Ec., Stage Crew. I-lup-Two-ThreefFour. Don Jordan Entered from Canon City, Colorado 4, Fire Squad 5, Camera Club 4, Boys' Home Fc. 4. Gee, we kids in oHice practice sure get a bad deal.' Evelyn Klippert Entered from Lyman, Neb- raska 3, Glee Club 3, Knitting 9, Prom and Ban- quet Committee 3, Usher 3. That speech class with all those girls about gets me down. Richard Lender Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 9, 3, Orchestra 1, Q, 3, 4, Fire Squad 4. Five feet four, brunette and what a gleam in those eyes. Doris Lanegger Basketball 1, Q, Hockey Q, Volley Ball Q, Mixed Glee Club Q, Operetta 1, Dra- matics 3, 4, Library 1, De- bate 3, Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Usher 4. Suppose we can sneak out without the teacher seeing us? Mariam Linderman Library 3, Office 4. I love ya gals, but my car's no taxi. Warren Martin Football Q, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Q, Boys' Home Ec. 4. As long as l live in Sunny- side l'll have good bridge work. Junior McCredy Sure, l'll be glad to type that stencil. Rose Mary Martin Newspaper typist 4. I wonder il l will ever get caught up in speech class. Anna Meyer Mixed Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Library 4. Ah . . . don't tawk thata way. Lalune Miller Entered from San Angelo, Texas, 4, Glee Club 1, Camera Club 4, Pep Club 3. Gee, I don't think l can make it, we've got to work on the annual tonight. Beverly Minnick Girl's Basketball 1, 9, 3, 4, Girl's Baseball 1, Q, 3, Girl's Volleyball 1, 9, 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, News- paper 3, Dram. Q, Lib. 1, Office 4, Girl's Letter Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, Q, 3, 4, Comm. Com. 4, Bac- calaureate Com. 4, Pro. Staff 3, 4. 'llust call me bus-driver Moede. Larry Moede Entered from Richland, Wn. 4, Boxing 4. I .1 Yeah well whats wrong with the Ai ey Rats? Gerald Moffat Football 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Boys' Home Ec. Q. Let's get back to the big city. LeRoy Morrow Sorry fellows, can't make it . . .lgotta play for the dance. Ray Munson Football 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Orch. 1, Q, 3, 4, Oper. 1, Fire SQUBC1 3, 4, 3, 41 Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Honor Soc. 4, Exe. Coun. 3, 4, Junior Class Pres. 3, Serjor Class Pres. 4, A. S. B. Ireas. 4, Ban. and Prom Com. 3, 4, Baccalaureate Com. 3, 4, Commencement 3, Usher 4. Page Fifteen allied 1, . S. 'QF Engaged life is alright. Nadine Murray Fellows are the least of my troubles. Donna Jean Nellermoe Library 4. Page Sixteen it xffifks in Dx B , . x I , . , , , I . J .Vi I 'fl wa, ia. ,SM Come on, kid's, let's dance. Louise Patterson Library 3, Office 4, Pro- duction Stafl 3, 4. l'm really the older ol the two, you know. Mariorie Peabody Entered from Seattle 3, Baccalaureate Committee 4, Commencement Committee 4. Every place we go, we go together. Some people think we re twins. Pat Peabody Entered from Seattle 3, Library Q, Student Council 4, Baccalaureate Commit, tee 4, Commencement Com- mittee 4. Oh, that beautiful blonde hair. Moriorie Prescott Sorry . . . gotta run, . . . my fudge is burning. Phillip Reeves Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, Operetta 1, Ever Since Eve 4,Fire Squad 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Lettermen's Club Q, 3, 4. l think you have metcon- fused with my sister. Betty Jean Rice No, my name is not Betty Jean. ,fiat Bonny Jane Rice Between going to school and working in that post otlice, l really keep mov- ing. Helen M. Rogers Dramatics 2, Usher 4. Not everyone has has beautiful tresses as Inez! Inez Seen: lf,she's not the secretary, shell be the treasurer. Elsie Schilperoort Girls' Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4, Girls' Softball 1, Q, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club 1, Girls' Glee Club Q, 3, 4, Double Sextet Q, Girls' Trio 3, Nonette 4, Oper. 1, Girls Letter Club 3, 4, Honor Soc. 3, 4, Frosh. Sec-trea. 1, Senior Class treas. 4, A. S. B. Sec. 4, Girls' .Club treasurer 3. The Navy got another of our fellows. W. Richard Schlonga Baseball 9, Football 3, 4, Band 1, Library Q, Fire Squad 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Let- termen's Club 4, Usher 4. Are you kidding me? Irene Schoessler Library 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Production Staff 3. Let's go . . . l've got thle car.. .who's got the gas? ' Kenneth Severance Football EZ, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Q, 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, F. F. A. 1, 9, 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Lettermen's Club Q, 3, 4, Production Stalf 3, 4. What do you say. . . let's go hlorse back riding to- day? Betty Lou Sexton Girls' Glee Club 1, Q, 3, 4, Here l am you lucky men! Pat Shaw Basketball 1, Band 1, Q, 3, 4, Mixed Glee Club Q, Second Fiddle 3, Dra- matics Q, Student Council 9, A. S. B. Program Chair- man 1, Prom Committee 3. l don't care if he does part his hair in the middle, he's still o. lc. Joanne Stahlhut Second Fiddle 3, Ever Since Eve 4, Annual 1, 3, Newspaper 1, 4, Dram. 2, 3, Library 4, Art Club 3, Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Honor Soc. 4, Thespians 4, Pep Club 3, Soph. and Junior Class Vice Pres. SZ, 3, Prom and Ban. Com. 3, Girls' Club Rep. Q, Usher 3,4,G.A.A.1,Q,3,4., 'Just call me Ricky for short. Erica Steinborg Glee Club 1, Q, Orchestra 3, Sextet 1, Annual 3, Library 1, Q, Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Party 4, glttice 4, Production Staff , 4. lf it has anything to do with mechanical drawing, l'll do it. Ralph A. Smith lf there is going to be food l'll be there. Wyatt Soderling Tennis 1, 4, Band 1, Q, Mixed Glee Club 9, Boys' Chorus 2, Ever Since Eve 4, Library Q, 3, Fire Squad 3, 4, I-li-Y 3, 4, Student Council Q, Boys' Home Ec. 4. 'lLIoplc at that classy chas- sis. Reese Thomas Debate 4, Camera 4, Lib- rary 1, Dramatics 4, Fire Squdd 4, Hi-Y 4. Page Seventeen -nbunpiv , . Page Eighteen iff.: . Hey . . . I've got a good idea! Donna Vander Meer Band 1, 9, 3, 4, Dramatics Q, 3, Production Staff 3, 4. 'WY l'The other night Harry and Maxine Webb Uqufogfzap s l was doin' ninery but we made it that time. Kieth Wood Newspaper 4. 4 Q :-'425 A W. Pratt .im Q CLASS OF I946 Page Nineteen Y J' K ' t k.g1 Ji - F l . All n- lt wx . - , M G. Weber .g2'1.2::-.six-:i,giw .. i f 'Q 4 - 3 2 , - f .. 7 7? . ' 1 , . ' ' ff?-'i-: ,w F' 2- I ' Zi gi - '-. 1 - -1 if K1 F. Allen R. Anderson C. Bailey M. Barr J. Bateman M. Benedetti D. Bleakney . .y . 7 - J V 1 - gf E I I , A :if . P' f A ,, 7 , A , . fi- H L - 4- - - . if A 3, 4- - Z . - ....-: .. . 'HE , X - ,fy R ,- E . ,. -ff i i n M I , I , ..-K . I .,..- azrfgii I- - . , .. . M t V,:. 'fr A V . , :A . .sk K F - 1 I ,-,k l i: lg C ' I of , . C. Boling O- BOl'1d A -' ... 'W Q 2 L 4. ,fav MY, 1- ' B. Cable I hi- -flfe. D .. .. ,. 5, . . 1-9 L. Bowman M. E.Brinkman G. Brooks P. Burke ' 44:57 .. Qiiiiiff - . ' ' F , E l il, 3 if-11 . 1 Q - --hi? 2 -- Q - Q f X . Cain C. Cannan M. Carey G. Carlyle F. Clarke 111 fs.,,2 . 2 7 - ij.. l ttll re . rtr '. L ,.- , A 1 Q' A C ... f- 5- - kv kkkh K V 7 K Ajisg , . . C. Byrd xy V iaggjg - ' Mefffl-W -- Q- - is a K , ' ' .Q 6. .Q iw? its-5 lil: 5 D dx i N ' 1 3 ' my ...-fl. .v.. -1 Y 5 '2fZ5'im'f'-'P gi - 1 -, snfl .. 'f H . . ,W ., , , . . f G. Cooper pay, A 3 I5 4 1. . M. Copenhaver J. Crawford B. Curtis L. Davis V. Duncan, A. Dwinell M. Eggebeen X ' , I . Page Twenty '- - , iw I i j ' Ewa I-11, ... in A' Q' ' Q. f 'M Ng, H- is 'i f' ' is.. . ' ' .91 ii, '- s?i5i2.IifjJ 2 . 'H ' .. . ff fiiswalifw IS? --W gunz.: .. '14 r .ff . ,sf 1f.gifw:s-- iaviiiwv my ' f 2 -' 5 , L F 7 .B'f17'g' S . ' 3 . V -35' ..l:: ..ff..:,,Qf 4-,'., . ,Y , 'Y?f x 'Q ,gk - , fy L . 3 J .. YEA' . f D. Eshelman F. Farwell M. Flanagan L. Flieclc C. Fredericks C. Fuchs R. Gerwood L. f Q . H '- -7 L . N 'F E :N . as . 1 .ll. , i. is , . J :'.W B . K L N A Q... ,-. V .jlkvi ...A, j i kkkk Mfr ig I f V .. Q i W. ' i-.1 '..-f . Wiz gf' 1 ... ',-. ,: K '-'f wg F 'K ' . K tim . MV.: , . K -Q 3. .g , ..., .1 6,' . iwi.,rx .xi J . . f 1 M' Fell . . T . ny.. F' I ' l A - f. if . B. Green H. Haba S, Harris P. Henly E. Hight W. Holman M. Horton , Jim . - A. g L Q, 'f 'S : V f, . . . X as . -V A 5 r am K ig X .V K ff 5 VV My , 1 , V' -mgnifxg. ii . -2 , . ,z A . fl. ..... 1' .. M3 2 'Wx 5112393 'Q . QL . ., , A X W N mi E . W my . .... .. .. . k .F Q Sr' .. .... . J . K my W A ' .50 A. 3-...Q - -r .1 l 5 '.'W?l'2W L 4 .. .f :ras he 'Q L. Isherwood H. Janson D. Johnson I. Kaiser J. Knapp B. Kollmar P. Leddingham Q .5 5 . Q 54 I 5 ,if f 732 , ac , 6 2 'Q :ik Xi- Av -E' F my i az. .f r' . iw ya .Ea . ek gf: gk.. was J . . W -'Y' Aff ,. ' . ..- ' fra' r 1' l 5 1 Q , - 1.192-as ' ' . J -sam.. x 1 -. . gig- - . fI' 5. Q- i .J V t. A K :..k..VSf ,L ' J tis - . .Wifi W Q , . J 'T 1 5 v ,fx 1 H . 0-A...1i - . L. Lee D. Lowey D. Lynch A. Maling H. Mathias J. McCaig B. McCully 22 f s Z N, 5 : L .R ii, . Q.. . Isp' 3 ' ' K fi I' M - ' .. ' 'cf ...sig fa :A Q if w5f3 i. , f 2 J im. .. w p. C. McDonald J. McDonald F. Miller M. L. Mondt M. Morgan C. Moxley D. Myers A f - . - 1 V f. .L . S 5211114 . i ' jak' . iii!-f' 5. Q 75 f 'T - 1 L. ' .2 1 5 . -13. R E' . F. ' fliaifiilxfif iii . iv W . it 3 ' A :.n1 ' A J 1 W Y., U ' 'iz-1.3 EZ.. '1' J ,A 1 '- A -1' A s .. ,' f F ,Q g ly, -Exif.: ff' ' fi- . A i -' . i.. 'i .1-'ftfgf fkk . . l 1 1 .s. F g .. Jw, .f..'r ' 1 f , F. Myers D. Padgham B. Rawlings D. Palmer I. Omta J. Rice l. Richards . sk E if . MQ. x 'si Qs Page Twenty-One -- .,.. mtg .M 1 ly , A ,, V' iz? gl - S is . I 'E ,fl S .. i 9 A , lg F 5 'wily 1-V it 'fr ,, , M J gg 'L f' .. mas t 4'h, , .1 -- fear' foe-, eswgfuya. V as Vik fgfff Q ., , i if j ., . My C. Roberts P. Robideau M. Rulfness M. Rosenfelt P. Rowan B. J. Rutz J. Schutt V 1 . s ' '4Li1.lf.: .. V, YV ' T Ziyi-f,!' SYN' Wfffff 'WHT' ' ' ' - iVVg:s.12'1-f 'Y' .141-w i ll , ' ' ...k ' ' . . .. . V ,V 35.33 iitasxv .. .W , . is '- ,.., f f -- ,my V .- VV . V- 1,2 f , , ,gfgi ' ? ?VV,., X 5 ,. . A , V 5 at Allis' , V T H ' Wt BY it . T. Scott S. Shepperd S. Showalter A. Simmons J. Smith R. Snow B. Steinbacker ' u it ' cf 2 ' fi-YT, W if we J' . .. ,. ,, figs,-'K V, K - - . , :V Z ', Y V as' j1Q2 fV . 5,4 ,1. V. V V . - 55.51165--, if V- ,V ,,M.V,...,.-V . . . V . - .Vs H.. , Vi, VV, M., ..,.t, 4 ,V K , ,A H .3 X ,. VV , V A in .I .ht 3. J . , - V I R i- 52733, ' ,V K Z' .V V, V 55 'V' . ' VV if ieisfiifgxi: tif i J V , ., , 5 V'-sm , - at.tsr:ktV-m:. f ...:t . its V .ss--V .iw .. ,. . V- V fta,-fsVs.V.w V V. I VV . i: , M. K V .V ijias, . if K ' -- ' ' . -V -V.. VV V -V imp' R .. ...., , , V L Vkt- V V: VV . .V I r ' i .. , ' A PM 'V - 'fy EV 1 gi- 7 lf?LiFz,,f 5 6 ri ' V1 pit' -- ' , P. Stephens C. Stevens F. Stevens B. Woolf C. Van Belle D. Van Eaton J, Van Hom V . s a, is . , - V . . MV. li A Wi m H 1 KV . , o mg- J. 4 Virzz I . .. MTBE wiQE.?1i VIVV skwiyffhg ia' P fs! i V , , V ,VAA 1' .vig . A 1 i' Wi I. Van Patter V. Vial V. Watkins S. Werst J. White C. Wiest L. Wilkes CLASS OF I946 The class ol '46 has several distinct qualities-leadership and originality-- which combine to give it a well-rounded personality. Six members out ol 'IOO were tapped for National l-lonor Society on February 93. As only 5 per- cent may be talcen the second semester ol the Junior year, the remaining eight eligible will be tapped next year. Sports were important to the Juniors, and they have won recognition in -all. Four boys were on the First string football, basketball and baseball teams. 5 A'class high-light was the play Footloose, by Charles Burdette. The production stall was en- tirely made up ol Juniors. Other activities included a Junior Party, the Junior-Senior Banquet, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Another Hi-Y Picnic Juniors? Yes . . . Oh, these steacliesl afb sail' Page Twenty-Two Handsome and eighteen? Gas Rationing? Grabie legs, perhaps? Pepsodent smile! This air does things CUULEE M lm' Bonnfvxiu fi s- s mwAY if .1 Maybe the sun did it Going my way? Ouaint morons!! Who-S Winning? Have you seen Bob anywhere? f 1 Page Twenty-Three 3 . R fx is Q E. Barlow S5 , . X f J, Billington .l. Bobo E. Ammerman L.Ammerman B. Andrus M. Asselstine M. Asselstine R. Barker ' - L Q I . f ,,., . . . l .'- f L , - 9 7 V' L Qlfhlffi e-.lf 7255 f , , I Cu. Barr L. Barrett C. Baze R. Baze H. Belcher . l f f-'A Jtxagfg A212 OF '47 S rf an ... .Q 4. ,A 5 A NW. R I w l W fl X53 lar D, Bond L. Bowman M. Bridges B. Brouillard O. Burlison A. Cockburn L. Cole W. J. Cantrell P. Crawford R. Crowe .4 1... .. f sl .N R. Cain J. Clary L afre 1 . ., L. Cuddey R. Darr Page Twenty-Four .K ..,. . . ..WA . sg,i.i,g.1 . I af. ....s . . H is . I L AW f r' I gig' J ,ifll-gzql.. 1 .. :H Y 'Ti 5 H . wr ., . J asf ' .. ' ss.. is J D 1 'fffzf -Z: -' ai if '.'L . i ' ' ' ' nk- f f . 'I ' YM , 1: ' . A 'B . - ,asf . -'ta f 3 .,5 1 3 Q.. 4. 1 N. Davisson B. DeFord B. Denson C. Denson T. Dillon D. Dwinell M. Eclcstein . V ' ' A, ' 9 V' M, 4, 'N 1 A sq ff 9 rf? f. , .' ' Y. L f M f- I .. gg Q T 'H -P' V A ,. W N , - ff' 2 fi i' ii ' ' ' F.Edwarcls W. Graves J. Guliclcson L, Haba D. Hansen B. Eggebeen B Fitts A al l ' ' ' V 'sg J D' H' if . .. . ragga . . ij? 21.5. . V I . . t - .V f' . .. A V , 'W' . ,4 . . f J' ill J Q Y' ' ' Q Z 3, 'iii - V is A. Grosnell D. Gould T. Hendrickson A. Hoffman H. Hollinberger C. Holmstrom D. Hood L L J . , 'sim V V Av- V H If . o'o 1 + 1 . ' L 9. L if ... . ' . H W f . P is . or in - l 5 ' 2 X is i V. Howard -. W 1' 1 Q 1 'im D 1' 1 ' - '-:f'E 5 5 . J.. .5 . .. A. A Q- M. Kllian .43 si B. Huard M. L. James S. James Z ...a E , Tl'-ii Ki? . T. Kinsey D. Lanenegger L. Lang fm-if M. Johnson H. Kaiser L.'Kill an G. L.ee D. Long B. Lovern 9, is Ubi .. ,Ll . J A . . - .'-r ' in ' 1 . l if . . s . :-' , - g ' H-1. . W e 5 f as 1 li ' 1 , 1. ,. U L 4 ' sslsi A 'D . ' -.' 5 , , . . .5 ik L rx gf I g. .Q . ji Q, Q rgyy I ,Six .J ,I H. Lyons D. McDonell G. McCrory C. Mclntosh J. Mendenhall F. Meyer G. Miller fi Sifii' . - .. , gag Rf Kissed . . . Wg + 314 WI ,057 is P 1' 03. 52 if '53s': 2-'U .. :YD aL as x A l Y ,539 S ws. gf! J XE J' . M Q, x 2 B. Morrow L. Nichols rkrl K I X 5? w .. f , 1. I yi ff Q .., . 5 - ,. f ' fe R. Omta Page Twenty-Five . A PM hug las V. Olson L. Osborn H. Owens 7 M. Partch is P - , . L .- . 3125 - Q. f L . . . O.,,, . . gy me I ,Lk A H .ST I 3 .L . .c i if 5. i Agfgfg if . A Q- -in ' wif, .. . , Q3 fl 4 Q., . , . '1iefs22gti . ,,, . g, Q K' I 'E 3 , f G. Pitzer P. Plumb D. Poirier IQ, QP. Prippk M. Richards ., ii, fi 4 ' . E?iff7.,Tfil . U A -- - A Y l ffsfllff B . . 1 V., . 'M' -- . 4' - tf?'?Hi. 'K' : ie 'I ' ' . f ' 4 if l, Y ff Q .l'. 5 Q . , iflii? a 4. .K 3 xv,.,.l V If f ...V . I H1 Y-ii 1 2 3. X22 S. Saenz W. Sapp M. L. Schut M. Riel F. Schilperoort W 51.55. s ' J r . - K 2 Q :5 K in J iw . an s Q V wikis . wi-2. 1:-.. 1 L V .l 4 .. 5 Ni' , V ' 4 V 1 i .s . ,S . D. Shelton B. J. Shepherd . 4 If , i. -. ggi L. Talbot CLASS OF J. Smith S. Smith R. Spauer . 6 F. Robinson B. L. Rogers K ff, J. Scott D. Sears J. SlZdl'Ill'lll Stevens 'A '- ' V.. fi' KY 9 A Sh - gg g H. as WE' L32 iiifjf ii r B. Taylor B. Walters D. Ward C. Wiest J. Yeager C. Wright C. Worms L. Worms Page Twenty-Six CLASSCF '47 The Sophomore Class hit the ball with a bang this year by re-electing Steve Smith, president, to pilot them through the year, assisted by Marvin Partch as secretary, Miriam Asselstine as vice president, and Meryl Asselstine as treasurer. The group had a rolliclcing good time as their class party, February 23, with games, plays, dancing, and refreshments. Three members distinguished themselves by winning school letters in football, and one member in b'asl4etball. The class can claim one yell queen and several Executive and Student Council members hail from the Class of '47. ?'f'7'7fl'i are Love, is it? Hey! l'm a senior! Not here girls, please! Get hep kids! miwmwiq 1-142 5 Qs ,gf i Gee, what a cute dog. so we . 3 g ?. A i V fs A ' A V, Someday we'Il show 'emi .SJW , , .sr-rv , . ,, ' ' e J 1 WS -,:1f1gyj41a,1, l-Of to choose from, b0Y5- Seems l'm on the wrong page Don't fence me in. CLASSJ GF Page Twenty-Seven g i l9Ll8 The Frosh Class was very unsuspecting ol the events that toolc place at the hrst of the year. Al- though they claimed it was terrible, they really had Fun. Following that, this group has developed into an up-and-coming class, due to their worthy advisor, Miss Kildow, and their class oilicers: President, Don Smith, Vice president, Jo Ann Flagel, Secretary, J. C. Massey, Treasurer, Barbara Barnes, and Sergeant-at-Arms, George Goetz. Since the lreshman's rights were a little unestablished, the class as a whole decided to organize a group lcnown as the Frosh Senate to talre care ol that. Several activities were held throughout the school year, but the three most outstandingol these were the basketball games, lrosh party, and a class play, HYouth Adds a Dash ol Pepper. .ik yy 5 .E .L ,Ak f is ' . . A N5 , 2 r -- A . . syrs '. ' 1.1 Y if 4 . . . - F. Abbegglen J. Adams S. Anderson B. Barnes D. Barrow C B. Baze M. Bell za- ff .-. I . iw? M mr A K 3' K, J gd 1 ,tix-1 A' ' i f ia. 2 K. Betz J. Bieren J. Billington C. Blankenship R. Blonquist M. Bond A. Bos ', f w . I 1. V f tr-s. ,.-gpg, r g .'?1a.'jgfia1rr55rnfIQf 'r - 'r Ag ' .ia . x -1,gz i . 9. ' 15. 14? r r 12 . . ' w gapQvi,:f . I K ' A -4 r .f if S Q f .C ' . A Z A . - ii r 7 5? jgfk. I V N 'A 4 - , f-1' 2 ' f ij! 3. r 1. 4 . 'L ,g f rr vi f Q .L - . 47 i Q. V.77 , - 1 .,,,, M . . . . it .ii Q' .Ig r' rf g' ts.: ' 1 . f 'V' .4 K ' . are .1 5 it .Q 2 Q .3iiN3ai'f2fjlf5Cf55 M. Bos A. Bourns B. Boyde P. Bragg K. Brandsma D. Brandson M. Carr pwgqt- r- r . ,,-:. g - 5, . . - , -' t'-s 4. ' r ' it 4 - V 5. A15 4 W ' w J A r1?L3,iEzi5 Q ' t V . WM I 5 i .g gi , . lgFf,aQs.4f - - -V A,..ggaf.f'1 gg5 K - K , .... X L .... ..,, . . i . .,,,. ,. J ...Q it 'f ' H-...Y ...- s , A 5 ' . . V . 'ff ii? af' In 1 1 3 fi? 1 , 'Fw 1 ? f s f g ,J m -...Q :air s . ' . , r .gg C. Cart C. Cantrell J. Cooper E, Coxin A. Cranston B. Cummings W. Duim Page Twenty-Eight - G w' J 5? . LQ6 :Li . ffbw it . M. Eby L. Eclcstein f f ll . E g 'L k g 5135? ,L , gs ' l Iliinois?-i Liz 5 B. Funlc B. Funk 'gl B. Graff lf- 1 l A .. e ff Ia, V. . -,, ,. 1 ...S :my P l ' ' g. l i 1 g W l . ' l . 1 7 A. Harrell B. Harrell .figs G. Hewitt B, Hicks L V. Elliott D. Fernandez T . :Eli fi B, Gadd N. Gale i 'Y v fu ' 1 5 , D . . lx K H. Graves F. Green B. Gregory .M ii B. Filce J. T12--... .., ww. -. . f . 5' '... f B fl-A .N A Q t ? if ! l L i .f. G. Getsinger T. B. GriFlith f E 5 Flagel Say 521: Yi. if f ' is i W' Giotto nj-gilailg fifil . . . Bi-E r' .iff ga. 5. .. xg.. f - .Q 1 '., is S. Fleming if 5. 4' . ...gf iii' 'J an L K f gg. la K pf:-1 G. Goetz M. Haba E. Hall H -5 1 lj. , , J . L .pi ww we fmtwwng my B4 3' . ' l . .. , . . . -.'. ' A 3' .5 - w i ' : - 5 .... J iii ' M.. B ' L' taait' g -:M I '. I 5 is 3 lil-2 , G. Harris C, Harris R. Heath C. Heclcer G. Heclrer i ts , F ' M .- ' . iff.. 3. L. . fi J 'J B A l ' ' 'll' M Q. W' J :-' . . 'f sn.. K' 2 -af,-' if - I . l.t. ' ' J Q Q. ' F . - - 2 I an y 3 ' 3 fr 2 . , B. Hohenshelt E. Homer .RPI fwf ii J 9 l 1, Q . ,wg 1 - r. - we wsu at 4 5a-svgllgxll A I' BB Q. f i. iffi.'f77t Y:fff:fi T iwaaa B... :BA . mifaiwwyffiiw M . . eli' to W rtt,'i' . . ,f . VI e fi . Q of 2. , 3 ,, ,i g Ig.. A r F G. Johnson L. Kimbrell E. Kettering E. Kinder L. Humbryde S. Jackson 5... ... fi ' l K than sz. . -Q :ali in .2 f ig... .l 352, , gain. Q E. Johnson 'fill B ' 725.5-' 15 - yi K 'i x ' 1... g., 2 r ? 5 .2 A 4 xl P D 5 22' .... 5 A S. Kinkade J. King B. Kingman A. Morse B. Meyers Page Twenty-Nine J. Noble W. Omta C. Otis G. Paradis K. Patterson 2-if :YT f?f:,. R L i . .. e . 1 S. ., Z??h:. M-A i Q , t r R' ' R L ... Q . f.. ,'.. ' 1' .. ' LAYY M. Kirkland C. Klippert B. Kostenbader C. Lane K. Lane L. Lang W. Lehman ' ' Q 35 ,., , f .V lf . -. ' 'Q l- r .fa-iff 2 , C' Ck f gg? .. A 23' f ff K. Linville F. Massey J. Massey E. McCory W. Meyers E. Middleton V. Morgan . L. . W ' ,wif 51.3.5 sl' ll, l X sl l L.df'W -.2 1. .Q R. Poirier S. Riel B, Pratt asaffffa z in if . Rial? ' Sw 1 rr ...wi 2 ' . , tr his 2 'W +5 H. Pryde 'K' 43 rr D 1 qw . hal QE s fa Qs i f T. Roy W lm-,S I 11:41.11 ' ff' 9' x 5.8 Q I . . affix l C. Robinson if i . Q 'Y Y: '- S W, S V vii. , . k . 2, I :A :ps . any M. Ragsdale R. Reed A r Q: K E, ,A-7.11 as R. Romero D. Serber r ig 3 5, l if . 3 ig. ,,,. i ifffli l' m f .L B. Reynolds E. Rebail .ei w ia?f W. R K, ,HA Q. ,. fi. . fairy . I 13. 922' vi ' if I 5 si M. Setter U. Schossler was W4 mvg liiifaiiisi ' ??'iililEf f QYQRSTEQQS ..... . . yzisggyz , L ..... V -, -. . -fm ' f. , .rm VA Mflfsii VE: J.. ' .- Lwiffw, M, , -1 - . s w 5. - . Q 1 if ww ' .- lr fwieiaz EV' Q' A 'fue -my f-..., f , K.Shellield B. Shepard L. Showalter D. Sieler R. Sieler D. Smith ' L smfiif Page Thirty H. Sundivlc S. Swinlc D. Taylor R. Troemer D. Tucker . I f ,ki Q -' ' ww. Tia-.SIMM .E fig f f ' 513' , ' H V' 'iw f -' 1 l ' . W.: 'ixzffiim .4 ' -'-, H1531 ' ' - ' .. yfr:..ws..i 1 7 .. f .whsf. ': .9'f7 l5 4 L- . L, .f ff.. - .gzffgy . Sv ' 55 W.. Yi 01 ,Q If E 1 .3 5 9 X. B. Verhey H. Viell E. Weber G. Wiest W.Willces .. M km jx - --.Egg-g a, 5 K I f 52 N 'if T Q . we l qs , 9? 4 6, f I Aw . if S H ,. 5. -. 7' .. ..,, - , in ffl' . T . A J J: of 9 ' X 33:50 A JA .- . , 4 V H . ,, vigil jd , 1 T lf .... e .... .. . V i 1 'il T If ff ., - n M. Taylor l.. Dixon L. Dixon J. Bogert B. Fagg my 2 3 95 ..l-egg.. Carry me to you guys castle. . T 5 E Ae, Till E i f Q gr Q ka, if 4 I QQ W srl K 'Z-ns' N .r ,M-W--ff' D. Tyler B. Ven Dyke wily NE 1 ' . 312+ ' Q X-w f i . A J. Wilson W. Gosnell l love cars 4 ZKLL .1 541 1 gl, . -. .. 5 P5 HOW! That hurts. l Q , Mi 'lWC'fC 90lf'S fo 0 DdffYn l can do it too Lang!'? Q.- Lean on your ownseIf Loolcing baclc to the year 1907 we Find that one ol the early championships ol the valley was won by our Sunnyside team. SPORTS 5 nf 'ae I I F X . .lx y , -5 G elf. ll 91 I . ' X This year under the able coaching, ' A 1 our team was able to malce a very good I f lk showing in valley competition and we ! Q might add that we are really proud ol them. ' Qi r 'JWLW , ivmffzu 9- V Page Thirty-One Miriam Asselstine Colleen Cushney Jean Cross Myra Rosenfelt LL QUEENS As lor school spirit and pride, Sunny l-li's could not be beat. With the peppy leadership of the four yell leaders, who lor the First time in the history ol this school were all girls, Sunnyside showed commendable enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. Many times these girls put up just about as much fight as the team, it that were possible. The students ol Sunnyside High School are both proud and happy to claim their cheer leaders who helped keep up the school's morale, Mae, Cush, Jean, Myra, and of course the swell fellows who made it possible to have such a splendid all around sports record forthe year. Whatl Another touchdownl That Page Thirty-Two Y f l Neff . I 9 .. ' - Q I 5 'A .. .Ut at ' A tif, ' .fa QQ, 1. -I A ' ' f - V ' ka ' :: '5' iii y 's at . fa V iff' 1' , r g ja . .1 A 1 .Q JM f- Y , is Q. ly ca. f , , 'A F - V n . t v ,.: K J , . L Q Q4 ,, Q: . 3 il -A I 4 .- ' ' - K V.- ,ff s 'Q -M , , , -ag t sr, i. , I r if 1 3, . t , 'A , - r f '. I . . vo .. ' s 1' - 1 , if 4 r, , .U f s . . hoohh 1 hQoh is A , , t 'Q .p 1 i f W 4 ',k'. i vfgy - f QQ w'L-f . .'.h fw lfxw f-.:' - Q B. Hickenbottom D. Schlonga FOOTBALL means another win staclced up for the Grizzlies. Ah, yes-football tool: a very interesting light around S. l-l. S. this year as it was the First year lor some time that Sunnyside had a winning team. The students talce this space in their annual to pat the football squad on the baclc lor the wonderful and exciting year. Come rain or shine, the fellows were ready and willing to.put up a fight. Many long and hard hours ol practice were put in by all members of the squad, but also under the able direction of Coach Senn the players were well talcen care ol.. By the follow- ing schedule you can see why there's been so much enthusiasm. September 15-Football Jamboree at Kenne- wick. September 22-Yakima at Yakima-Lost 7-O. September 29-Richland at Sunnyside-won 7-6. October 6-Toppenish at Toppenish-won 1 3-6. October 13-Wapato at Wapato-Tie 13-13. October 20--Grandview at Grandview--Won 13-7. October27---Toppenish at Sunnyside-Won 13-7. November 3+Kennewiclc at Sunnyside-Lost 7-6. November 11-Prosser at Prosser--Won 34-13 W. Martin P. Reeves Page Thirty-Three A A SQUAD Top row:--Coach Senn, D, Coolc, B. Hiclcenbottom, R. Munson, P. Reeves, lr. Schilperoort. Lower row:fL. Lee, J. Funk, G. Carlyle, C McDonald, C Fredriclcs, G. Roberts. FOOTBALL B SQUAD Top row'-D. Myers, J. Crawford, K. Branclsma, D. Lenegger, G. Mollat, D. Blealmey. Middle row'ffS. Smith, P. Crawford, B. Brouillard, D. Poirier, B. Funl4,.F. Walters. Lower rowr--B. Fitts, J. Men- denhall, G. Goetz, D. Smith. Page Thirty-Four D. Bleakney P. Henley G. CarlYlC BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December January February 1 Toppenish Clostj 5 Toppenish Clostj 9 Grandview Cwonj 8 Wapato Cwonj 6 Zillah Cwonj 3 Pasco Cwonj 15 Prosserfwonj '12 Grandview Cwonb 9 Zillah Cwonj 16 Richland Clostb 13 Pasco Clostl 'IO Prosser Cwonb 99 Wapato CwonD Q0 Kennewick Clostj Q7 Kennewick Clostb What's all that screaming? You guessed it-a baslcetball game is going on. Yes, good old baslcetball, that sport enjoyed by almost everyone, player and spectator. To the baslcetball team the students ol S. l'l. S. throw a bouquet ol orchids lor their combined efforts in helping to win the school added publicity plus a swell trophy. Qur fellows made a good showing in the conference games and also in the sub-district tournament, as they toolc second place in a thrilling win over Toppenish. This made them eligible lor the district tournament, but they were up against tough' teams and lost out, alter putting up a good Fight. Our second string should also be congratulated lor the hours they put in turning out, even though they didn't talce any championships. Nice going, Sunnyside, this is a year to remember. C. McDonald G. Mottat D. Duncan ' lliiul ,A A ii lli T 'Z' f'ii 'ri..,. f ..i, .. .1 '32 E , , Fwd? f H .ass , ,Q -1 3, 53:3 4 1 Wt 5 A r 'HN 5 Q Mai sf ll SS , . Q, 'l'v1i5 'V i ,. . V. .1 J ,,. ar.. ima . - qt., SG f -'11, tvs: B aku 'Lis ' 5 ' ' A ,k:g.:,,1..f1s3gjelV. .ffl W , . . K ti at ' 6 3' ' Q K at is 1 W , . ,4V-, .A Q . . ,Q 5 - . r,rr., ' at L f V iltl aa., r Q itrt.la. t ,. ,,. 'tttz Page Thirty-Six , . . 2 M Q ,ff 45 if fl. , f - ily Kiwi, ,gf X-iff V i it Z Q was isii Q' L af- 7 mf ' r' at ,, a ' . a if . f III' Clop Rowj F. Schilperoort, S. Smith, E. Ammerman, G. MoHat,D. Palmer. CMiddle RowD C. Mc- Donald, J. Schutt, H. Lyons, N. Mendenhall, G. Canaan, S. Shepherd. CLower Powj G. Pitzer, D. Lanegger, C. Fredericks, G. Roberts. BASEBALL This yearis baseball team is really a swell bunch ol lellows and has plenty ol experience as many ol last year's squad are baclc lighting lor S. l-l. S. lo really get to know these fellows the spectator should show up at the Lincoln lield about 3 o'cloclc any afternoon ol the weelc during baseball Season and get the inside ol the whole allair. . SCHEDULE April '10, Zillah Cthereb April 25, Pasco Cherel April 13, Prosser Chereb May 'l, Yalcima fthereb April 'l7, loppenish Cherel May 4, Wapato Cherel April QU, Kennewiclq fthere May 8, Prosser Cthereb April Q-4, Mabton CthereD May ii, Richland ChereD Sir iri, - , .. Mr, 5? iii- mi . '.,. sz, TH L .... at P , -Y a . K asia was N if 5' 'ffl - .i.. 2' A A ' if j A fly Q- ,V ri ai 6 I R L S, P. E. Page Thirty-Seven J, Eaffzyf ,-'- if . l . . V14 E. V 3 it V. wk,Vv .V'Vmu a an ,WN l'lere we Find some of those much sought alter R. E. girls. This year ditlerent sports tournaments have been held and many of the girls have been interested enough to enter the Girls Athletic Association, Two years of R. E. is required ol the students who enter high school. BoxlNG Boxing is the pioneer sport in Sunny I-li, and this year has gone a long way towards being accepted in the lamily of lnterscholastic Sports here at school. This was due to the able coaching ol Mr. Quiggle and to the boys who were the First to don the gloves and light in the ring lor this school. 7 Ya. Clop Rowl G. Getsinger, K. Brandsma, J, Crawford, B. Gregory, B. Funk, G. Roberts, C. McDonald, D. Blealcney Clop Middle Rowj P. Crawford, L. Talbot, M. Eby, D. Hood, B. Rawlings, G. Miller, M. Barr, G. Moffat. CLower Mid- dle RowD A. Bourns, F. Massey, J. C. Massey, J. Bussert, D. Ward, Mr. Ouiggle. CBottom Rowb C. Cantrell, B. Hohen- shelt, L. Lang, D. Smith, D. Robinson, S. Shepherd. Page Thirty-Eight . Mr. Grafious, D. Cook, W. Soderling, B. Green, F. Clarke, D. Duncan, L. Is- herwood. TENNIS With boys and irls teams battling for victory, Sunnysides tennis squad did very well. '?he boys were under the supervision ol Mr. Gratious, and the girls, Miss Kane. It can't he said that it was all work and .no play, as the team had many good times. S C H E D U l. E April 6, Wapato Cthereb ' May 4, Wapato Chereb April 10, Kennewick ftherel May 8, Yakima ftherej April 'l3, Yakima Cherel May 'l5, 'loppenish fhereb April 90, Kennewick Cheref May 19, Valley Tennis Tournament April Q6, Toppenish Ctherej at Yakima. Miss Kane, D. Pitzer, B Baze, R. Heath M. Assel stine, J. Barnard. Music URAMA ff Q H uw hh I 0 1 Q P X i 5 I f E Z L 5 Y r i 3 2 r - n , r K' i 5 5 5 1 5 E 1 E 5 I I A 6 S x v r E i 4 f r L 1 V Q 5 Q F 2 5 G E F E 2 3 ? s S E 5 . 'L . -I u-vx1f c'i 'L ?f ' ' ' 5 i Page Thirty-Nine CFront RowD J. McCaig, P. Ledingham, B. Kingman, V. Boyd, B. Pratt, CSecond l2owD Miss Larson, D. Davenport, A. Coclcburn, B. Filce, F. Stevens, M. Eclcstein, Clhird Rowb H. Mattahais, S. Swink, L. Cole, K. Otis, C. Lane, CFourth Rowj G. Lee, M. Horton, l. Kaiser, N. Walker, C. Van Belle, R. Snow. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Wearing robes of white, bearing candles, and singing a varied selection of carols the Girls Glee Club 'opened the Christmas program. A Winter Concert was pre- sented along with the orchestra and band. ln the spring several more musical pro- grams were given by the group. Miss Larson was instructor, Alton Bishop, student director, accompanists, Joan McCaig and Peggy Ledingham, president, Mary Horton, secretary, Virginia Boyd, and librarian, lrene Kaiser. You may Find them any af- ternoon sixth period trilling r their scales. Page Forty 5 .E U7 IE D EIN SE O? ofa Q- . .fi C N OC my -W LC DN an-1 O.J E525 Ofw NZ 'gcc Sf: U9 U7u. Xfxf E - HE ii 3 C .-o 'U.J N. -lm ol: 62 X E P? 2 gm U' N C 4:0 -.A E: 'U N55 U C . :O 3 X U: 32 55? Lo if 'U . im. .ur .. 35: X cw 'U E2 TJ 34 E? o ms C Ono .,.. CD 2 N 242 05.2 NU E.- one ... 3-1 E.: 03 If LJ 3 NLE S. U 3 - 'UL- LIU :E 333 .g. EQ Q5 .5 2 'UD :Q B. CP V. CC D. VanderM QQ .C H E U3 M, Copenhaver, J. CN O an J .2 D O 1 V: L N -U C 'o if Q2 U x. L 'U I .i cd c 'O on .. O 5 Q 'U v C w. CD IE ein, T. Roy. Absent-R. C 62 21' ents W ud st SCIWOOI gh h hdfi t IWZV t O at any th in in the Band change R sawv a fX TPHS YE at deal F6 8 ent a s and Cdm t etba QL V1 'U .O 'O x: 'o 'U 42 O .Q U 5 O. 3 'O U All U 'D .O O. 3 O s. CD mn QE I- 'ci U J., 'U .E E E E D E E o U 'U C 'U V1 .2 I5 E U U7 V1 'U To 0 .C U U. wci 5: Q .Em 'UU we 'U 'O .92 .EU tw 0.2 Q-O 23 '62 hx wi .CN I-D . E S 2 BE 0.2 0: L... U L3 '-'.g QE Eva Q.. W 5 U-D Ow Page Forty-One flop Rowj G. Lee, M. Horton, I. Kaiser, A. Bishop. QMiddle Rowb D. Davenport, J. Jensen, M. Eckstein. CLower Rowj Miss Larson, J. Barnard, J. McCaig, E. Schilperoort. NONETTE During the course ol tlwe year the Girls Nonette has performed lor various groups. Just before the Christmas holidays the girls caroled in tlwe lwalls and over the public address system. Entering the District Contest in the spring, they completed a successful sclwool year. The group was under tlwe supervision of Miss Larson and accompanied by Joan Mccaig. Page Forty-Two HFOOTLOOSEH JUNIOR CLASS PLAY An amusing comedy of the life ot a typical American family, Footloose was presented by the Junior Class, Marclw '16, under the direction of Miss Margaret Van Winkle. All the curious situations 'that arise in the lite of the teen age were treated lwere. The cast included Stan Harris, Donna Eslrnelman, Bill Green, Peggy Ledinglwam, Diclc Meyers, Margaret Benedetti, John Crawford, Evelyn Cain, Bill Cable, Betty Curtis, David Van Eaton, Mary Horton, Diclc Palmer, and Francis Farwell. P092 Forty-Three EVER SINCE EVE Ever Since Eve, an adolescent comedy in three.acts was present- ed by the Senior Class under the direction of Miss Margaret Van Winlcle, on October 525. The majority of the cast was made up of male characters who had not yet reached the clutches of the Draft Board. The burst of applause that followed the Final curtain proved the play a success. The cast included Donna Davenport, Jo Asselstine, Janet Barnard, Alton Bishop, Joann Stahlhut, Junior Mccredy, Jim Funlc, Jaclc l-lunter, Diclc l-lorton, Bob Hiclcenbottom, Gene Asselstine, Darrell Coolc, Bob Donahue, Wyatt Soderling. Page Forty-Four U .E Q fi Ce o .A U 1 D co 'ci U U Od oi E 0 w C 3 Ee .'U 04? o Em .,,. -50. CDL? Lge: 872 -in ...J D. . 1 E5 S2 0.x 'JB CDE '60 C . 01 an N ,C u..O .A CE 'U'U EE .6,- 543 if -6- SE C02 -3 Ov -Lu S. gi :FE D: .LL 5115 U 'U ': Q. I S 5 5 C U -C U 'U .n ,E U ... an ad .CN 76 U ui 'U -gf C fo Q3 QI .C .., mn l I1 ys. .and Senior ple L .9 C IJ -5 N -E X. .9 U 'G D E 'O U TQ P 19 Q 4 1 r- an LLJ I U 1 O LU I P- U .C ...J e.. o .E C0 .C U? .C w .C I- ci 3 O X. m from the ed nts were eliminet de hgh school stu df! th other L 'G S fo .9- ,E 'L' fo O. Orchestra and Band both lwich W in ert, UC Winter Co N .C 4.1 ua 'U Z L 'U U PX V. ecto dir as the W OH mS lid S PX 'U DC Fifty years ago this was the main mode of travel, and 1 would somewhat compare with the limitations that ex- , I.. v : y, I N ' ' ya a isted on activities offered to Sunny-Hi students. ACTIVITIES Nowadays the activities, lilce this stream- lined model, are so broad in scope that all students have a wide choice in the fields in which they are interested. 1 l 'l' ,als I I hi T1- L.-4-:Il 1--1--A --- 7.7 Q Y i A'----- l .Y 'r Page Forty-Five CTop Rowj G. Asselstine, M. Flanagan, D. Lowry, S. Smith, B. Steinbacker, J. Gulikson, J. Bill- ington, D. Fernandez. fMiddle Rowb J. Bobo, J. White, B. Minnich, M. Benedetti, B, DeFord, M. Horton, N. Gale, K. Betz, B. Kingman, C. Lane. CFront Row, G, Goetz, J. McCai?, B. Andrus, C Cushney, M. Asselstine, J. Barnard, P. Ledingham, D. Davenport, B. Green, Miss Cydene Johnston, H. Mathias, Patty Rowan. AN N UAL STAFF ln spite of the shortages caused by the war, we have managed to give you The Mirror. We hope you will enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed malcing it. Extra credit goes to Mary Horton, editor, and Miss Johnston, advisor. Editor, Mary Horton Business Manager, Gene Asselstine Photo Editor, Donna Davenport Senior Class, Beverley Minnich Sophomore Class, John Gulikson, Beverley DeFord Sports, Miriam Asselstine, Steve Smith MARY HORTON PAT ROWAN BEVERLY MINNICH STAFF EDITORS Assistant Editor, Peggy Ledingham Art Editor, Bill Steinbaclcer Administration, Joan McCaig Junior Class, Joan White Freshman Class, Charlotte Lane, George Goetz Music 8: Drama, Margaret Benedetti Activities, Margaret Flanagan Page Forty-Six h CTop Rowl B. Gregory, G. Myers, l, Van Patter, M. L. Schei, L. Lang, D. Pitzer, R. Garwood. CMiddle Rowj J Rice, A. Byers, F. Allen, M. Eggebeen, B. J. Shepherd, A. Myers, D. Lynch, D. Hansen. CLower Rowb Miss Rice, D Shelton, M. Johnson, l. Johnson, B. Curtis, F, Green, D. Johnson, M. Dohrman, C. Weist. LIBRARY The Library organization has proved very successful this year under the able direction of Miss Rice. The Fine cataloging of all literary ma- terial is a great help to all students. President is Betty Curtis, vice pre- sident is Dorothy L. Johnson, secretary, Ruth Garwood, treasurer, Dorothy Shelton, and play-program chairman is Betty Jo Shepherd. 1 A Page Forty-Seven W g l CTop Rowj C. Moxley, R. Wetmore, B. Rawlings, L. Lee, S. Smith, Miss Johnston, CMiddle Rowj R Garwood, D. Lowry, P. Shaw, B. Barnes, J. Barnard, M. Mondt. CLower Rowl M. Flanagan, J. Cross M. Rosenfelt, M. Asselstine, C. Cushney, C. Gochnour, B. Fitts. GRIZZLY GAZETTE This year the Grizzly Gazette was published once a week, with a special Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Senior edition. The stall was changed every four issues so as to give varied experience in writing. Students on the newspaper staff kept a notebook of the work which they did. Kate Gochnour was editor-in-chief of the paper and advisor was Miss Johnston. Editor, Kate Gochnour, Assistant Editor, Margaret Flanagan, Exchan e Editor, Miriam Asselstine, Mime- ogruph and Mimooscopo Operators, Loren Lee, Bob Rawlings, fypists, Beth Fitts, Rosemary Martin, Ruth Garwood, Pat Shaw. Page Forty-Eight l flop Rowj Ray Munson, Gene Asselstine, Paul Stephens, Jim Funk. CMiddle Rowj Janet Barnard, Virginia Boyd, Donna Eshelman, Ruth Garwood, Shirley Werst. CBottom l2owD Miss Johnston, Patty Rowan, Peggy Ledingham, Margie Dorham, Elsie Schilperoort. HONOR SOCIETY Under the guidance ol Miss Johnston, this year was a busy one lor the l-lonor Society. Officers ol the year were Jo Stahlhut, president, Gene Asselstine, vice president, Elsie Schilperoort, secretary, and Ray Munson, tresaurer. ln the tall, a no-host dinner and Formal initiation brought in three more members. Early in January a Resolution party provided lots ol lun lor the members and their guests. March 'lst saw seven new members initiated at a semi-formal banquet. Moclc initiation during dinner, with new members entertaining, highlighted the occasion, The group undertoolc the project of writing and assembling a guidebook lor incoming students to be ollered lor the First time next fall. Another luncheon meeting ,in the Art Room Page Forty-Nine a -P .---r flop Rowb D. Tyler, F. Jones, D, Jordan, A. Cranston, J. Bateman, Mr. Anderson CBottom Rowj L. J, Miller, L. V. Anderson, P. Stephens, H. Graves. CAMERA CLUB Due to the shortage of Film, the Camera Club worked under a handicap this year. The class Began with an enrollment of seventeen people and now there are ten students in the club. President of this group is Jaclc l-lunter, and Mr. Anderson is the advisor. Page Fif fY R. Heath, J. Jensen, B. Baze, E.SchiIperoort, L. Ammerman, Miss Kane GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A playclay was heIcI in January to which aI,I Wapato girls were invited. During the halves of I9asIcetbaII games the girls presented tumbling exhibitions. Advisor is Miss Kanei Elsie SchiIperoort, presidenti Bertie Baze, vice president, and Jo Stahlhut, secretary-treasurer. Page Fifty-One FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ,EW W l The activities of the F. F. A., lilce most other things, have been reduced a lot by the war. Last fall the group had a lair in connection with the 4-l'l at Grandview. This chapter did very well, the judging team won First place and the Grand Champion Hog and Sheep were owned by one of the members. They spon- sored a parent-and-son banquet with the help ol Miss Matsen, Miss l-lollman, and their classes. A number ol the members are planning to show at the Spolaane Junior Livestock Show this May, and hope to have a representative at the State Convention at Pullman. Since this will come at the busiest time ol the year for farmers it is doubtful il they can. Ollicers are:-President, .laclc Hunter, vice-president, Gordon Jones, secretary, Jaclc Stevens, treasurer, Dick Myers, Reporter, Kenny Severence. Page Fifty-Two CTop Rowj Miss McKee, M. Horton, J. Jensen. CLower Rowl J. Barnard, P. Ledingham, V. Duncan. GIRLS' CLUB This year was started with a Big-Little Sister Party. Other events were a program by the teachers, a tallc by Mrs. l.aMott, vocational programs, and an open house, combined with the Boy's Club forthe parents. Near the end of school a tea was presented for the women of the faculty and wives of the men teachers Spring flowers provided the decorations and a one-act Freshman play was presented for entertainment ol guests.. The officers were as follows: President, June Jensen, Vice President, Peggy Ledingham, Secretary, Mary Horton, and Treasurer, Virginia Duncan. Miss Mclfee is the advisor. Page Fifty-Three L. Lee, Mr. Anderson, D. Cook, B. Hickenbottom, B. Fitts BOYS CLUB was organized in 1940. it has continued to progress to a ciub in which ali the boys take part. Mr. Anderson is advisor of the group, with Darrel Cook as president. USHERING for the junior and senior piays, the music revue, band concert, and other performances kept the ushers and usherettes busy this year. Miss Matsen, advisor, Jo Stahihut, head usherette, and Mary Horton, assistant, served to head the group. Q 1 3 1 i CTop Rowj Miss Matsen, J. Funk, B. Hickenbottom, R. Munson, D. Duncan, G. Asseistine. CMiddle Rowl M. Horton, B. Barnes, J. Jensen, J. Asselstine, M. Jensen, A. Bishop. CLower i2owD K. Gochnour, C. Cushney D. Lanegger, J. Barnard, D. Davenport. Page Fifty-Four CTop Rowb Miss Kane, M. Benedetti, D. Lowry, I, Kaiser, L. Bowman. CMicldIe Powj V. Duncan L Ammerman B J. Rutz, A. MaIing, I. Omta, I-I. Matthais. CLower Rowj B. Minnich, A. M. I-Ianey, E. Schilperoort R Heath D Pltzer M. AsseIstine, B. Baze. GIRLS LETTER CLUB In 1939 the Girls Letter CIUIU was Iirst Iounded, and has advanced considerably in that time. Ir now consists of girls who have earned their scImooI Ietter. This group of girIs is Ineaded by Miss Kane. I I I Page Fifty Five flop Rowb Frank Schilperoort, Bob Hickenbottom, Darrel Cook, G. Carlyle, G. Roberts, G. Moffat, C. McDonald D. Blealcney, D. Duncan. Gnd Rowl K. Brandsma, P. Reeves, L. lsherwood, L. Lee, J. Crawford, M. Barr G Pltzer C3rd Rowj Mr. Senny D. Poirier, R. Munson, S. Shepherd, F. Massey. CBottom Rowb B. Fittsf J. Funk, C. Fredericks B Gregory, J, C. Massey LETTERMAN'S CLUB The purpose of this group of boys is to promote good sportsmanship. Mem- bers of the club are those boys who have won letters in any competitive sports. The main job of the members is the managing ol ticlcets and behavior at all ath- letic events. President of the group is Bob Hiclcenbottom and Mr. Senn is acl- visor. My such dignity! Say! Whatcha cloin ? Working hard '2 .5 2 Page Fifty-Six DRAMATICS The Dramatic class under the direction of Miss Moultrop, pre- sented a one-act play for an assembly, it also provided entertainment between halves ol the baslcetball games. Miss Moultrop turned the class over to Miss Van Winkle at the end ol the First semester. Members ol the lhespians are students who are advanced in the field ol Dramatics. Officers of the High School Thespians are: President ......... Jo Stahlhut Vice President . . Pat Shaw Secretary . . Afton Bishop Historian . . Phil Reeves Sergeant-at-Arms . Jo Asselstine flop Rovvj A. Holt- man, B. Morrow, J. Asselstine. Clcowerj M. Jensen, D. Lanegger, Miss Van Winkle. Hop Rowj J. Assel- stine, P. Reeves, A. Bishop, Miss Van Winkle. CLowerD J. Funk, D. Davenport, P.Shaw, G. Asselstine, J. Barnard. Page Fifty-Seven CTop Rovvb L. Lee, D. Myers, D. Jordan, W. Soderling, S, Harris, l. I-lett, F. Clarke, B. Kolmar, W. Pratt. CMidclle Rowb B. Cable, R. Munson, D. Van Eaton, D. Palmer, O. Bond, D. Cook, C. Moxle. CBottom Rowj K. Severance, C. Fredericks, C. Cushney, M. Jensen, B. Green, L. isherwood, J. Funk. Oh, but FIRE SQUAD The bell rings for a fire drill and oil they go. Members of the Fire Sjulad hurry to their posts before the other students realize there is a ri . Members consist ol both juniors and seniors. Mr. Ciraiious is the advisor. Bob l-lickenbottom is the president, and Molly Lou Jensen is secretary. Just Lz,,min'? l-le's Our Man Look to y our laurels Grable! ,,n,,w4mM.. L G . 1--.sw-'.i..,5 -: , ifty-Eight l Davenport, C. Gochnour. Cushney. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The executive council has proved itself this year in mediating wisely and holding together staunchly once a decision was made. At one dramatic meeting held before the Student Body they demonstrated that each lstudent had a voice in helping shape the regulations this group was called upon to ma e. The main purpose is to develop an active student government in our Sunnyside High School. Recommendations are First made in the home rooms and sent to Student Council. If passed they are sent to executive council where they are passed or rejected. This year is noteworthy with the formation by the council ol a revised constitution. Our teachers . . . we Iovethemn Spring is Sprung , , , . flop Rowb S. Smith, R. Munson D CMiddle Rowb J. Funk, C. McDonald C. Fredericlcs, Miss Moultrop Cl.ower Rowj D. Smith, E. Cain E Schilperoort, D. Van Eaton C flop Rowj S. Fleming, J. Guliclcson, B. Funk, B. Cable, B. l-lickenbottom, B. Fitts C Carlyle Cl.ower Rowb B. Barnes, P, Peabody, L. Ammerman, J. Asselstine, J. Barnard, B. Curtis J Funk STUDENT COUNCIL Qnce every tvvo,weelcs time students council meets 'un- der the direction of Mr. Giles. This organization is made up of lwome room vice presidents. lts purpose is to deal with any lwome room problems that may arise, and to consider the recommendations which home rooms present. Ool La La' Barb you are so cute! . . Page Sixty CTop l2owD W. Pratt, J. Billington,.B. Funk, S. Smith, Mr. Case, CMiddle Rowj A. Dwinell, Miss Moultrop, J Smith, F. Edwards, P. Crawford. CBottom Rowj D. Taylor, T. Dillon, H. Pryde. RIFLE ci.uB The Rifle Club met on Monday nights to improve their marlcsmanship. Again this year, members competed lor the Hearst Trophy Contest. Jim Mendenhall, sophomore was high-point man on the local Rifle team, which sent targets baclc to National Com- petition. l-le had 99 out of apossible TOO. This marlcs the Rifle Clubs First entrance into national rifle association. Mr. Earl Myers was instructor. We see the Make-up committee for the Junior play at worlc Page Sixty-One V k ,,p..:,f, H' ,361 S . Q ww, fury? . 51? 'X' '- ,, x ,Q J M' ' We ,, ,. x If A 1 1 , ' x , ' ,V P l gf M, gm ' 7 ,. 1 nifim, - of iii 4 , i , 33.1, 'L 5 - . il 1 Clop Fowl R. Munson, P. Reeves, B. l-liclcenbottom, J. Crawford, D. Myers, C. Stevens. CMiddle Rowb L. lsher- wood, W. Soderling, F. Clarke, D. Palmer, D. Duncan, J. Schut, Mr. Grafious. CBottom Rowj B. Green, G. Asselstine, B. Cable, C. Fredericks, R, Thomas, P. Stevens, B. Kollmar. HI-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards ol Christian living. Officers ol Hi-Y are: President, Diclc Horton, Vice President, Gene Asselstine, Secretary, Don Duncan, Treasurer, Ray Munson, Chaplain, Jaclc Hunter. Mr. Grafious is advisor of this group of bovs. Scenes from a Dramatic Club play. B. Gregory, J. Funk, Miss Moultrop, A. l-larrel, C. Fuchs, B. Fitts. DEBATE Debate was offered this year after a year's absence. The national debate subject, i'l2esolved: That the legal voting age be lowered to T8 years, had a favorable response with the debators. Debates were held this year with Pasco and Prosser. Several speeches were given by members of the class to local civic organizations. Miss Moultrop was able advisor of the group. BOYS' HOME EC. Although Home Ec. is a class and requires a certain amount of studying, many boys have accepted the responsibility of this class and have learned much about the art of coolcery. Laboratory vvorlc was confined to single projects such as pie and calce baking. THOSE WI-IO MADE POSSIBLE TI-IIS ANNUAL Browns Stationery Ted's Ice Cream Sam Benedetti's Barber Shop E. H. Ledingham Holland Balcery Safeway Store Planters Hotel E. N. Funlt Hills Grill Merton Colby Irene's Beauty Salon S. E. Chaffee Haslcins Variety Store WoIfe's Radio Shop Modern Beauty Salon Majonnier 8: Son Browns Cafe J. C. Penny Royal Cleaners Home Cale Schwisow's Bilce Shop Kyllingstad Bros. Marshall Wells N. P. Woods Herrett 8: Pulley W. F. Balcer Empire Drug OIsen's Marlcet Amundsons Hardware Sunnyside Equipment Vic Duffin Motor Co. West's Dependable Crains Service Morning Milk Sam Rossier Valley Hay 8: Implement Sugar Bowl Balcery Sugar Bowl Lunch Peters Jewelry Walker Auto Electric Farmers Feed 8: Fuel Milk Products Fallert 8: Delp Curtis' Shell Service C. A. Hughes Flowers Marlcet Central Service Garren Lumber Co. Feed Bin Dean 8m Qorstrom Langford Engineering Bylcerlc Shoe Shop Horace Miller Sunny Electric Valley Cleaners Triple Service Gamble Stores Dee's Barber Shop Ben Franlclin Store Lee Semon Valley Plumbing 8: Heating NicIc's Hauling Service Dorothy's Beauty Salon Virginia's Clothing J. C. Hamilton Gates Marlcet C. Speck Motors Koclcies Corner Emmett Taylor 8: Sons Sunnyside Paclcing Co. Liberty Theatre Walters Pharmacy ' ' Z W, ' J 3 2 f 5 1 S 4 1 , . - ' :A.x1i1 1x'a. 5nEi4lsEo:5mniz:rMKA1Vz'.2141:-Javier' 4iJz,.: svg'fp'1f!f:-',g1 - , as Q ,a 1 . ' ' mAL4m5J.'lm.d ' ..,--A- W I wb 2 : f 3 CW fi Qffffjgl' ,ei e ,lv gnnmzzu 14 !me5la:.':'fMff1 LYLUW , ! 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