Tenino High School - Tehisco Yearbook (Tenino, WA)

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V. I. Dedication Richad Donald Brock was born on September 26, 1928 at St. Joseph's Hospital in Aberdeen. I-le attended school in Montesano. His ambition in high school was to learn to be a Sul- tan, but sports were his first and foremost love. After graduation in June of 1946 he went directly into the Marines. College was next on the schedule - two years at Aberdeen College, one at St. Martins, and three at Western Washington State College. There was, however, a slight break in the routine when he married Beverly Mobray on February 10, 1951 during his year at St. Mar- tins. Richard Brock's teaching career in Tenino began in September of 1953 and has continued up to the present. The annual staff and the students of Tenino are pleased and proud to dedi- cate this Tehisco to a man who's knowledge, advice and friendship have been given so generously, Richard Donald Brock. W3 Q

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In Remembrance uv mx The lives of the students at Tenino were saddened on November 13, 1972 when Ginny Sullivan, born on july 17, 1957, passed away. Her pep, smile and warmth will always be remembered and appreciated by those who knew her. On August 4, 1972, the school and the com- munity suffered a great loss when Mr. Norm Kelly, born on April 9, 1918 died. He had been a school board member for nine years and his absence has been greatly felt. I BEQUEATH MYSELF TO GROW FROM THE GRASS I LOVE, IF YOU WANT ME AGAIN LOOK FOR ME UNDER YOUR BOOT SOLES. YOU WILL HARDLY KNOW WHO I AM OR WHAT I MEAN, BUT I SHALL BE GOOD HEALTH TO YOU NEVERTHELESS, AND FILTER AND FIBER YOUR BLOOD. MISSING ME ONE PLACE SEARCH ANOTHER, I STOP SOMEWHERE WAITING FOR YOU. FROM SONG OF MYSELF WALT WHITMAN 3

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in EQ -Q POINTS THE HARD WAY - Ace Choker pivot man Rich Brock C231 is shown countering two of his 21 tallies against Wenatchee IC in last week's thrilling 55-53 GHC victory on the Miller maples. Futilely checking Brock's deadly hook shot, which has netted him 128 points in seven games, is Knight forward Glen Parks 191. Others pictured are Groche QSI, Wenatchee guardg Choker guard Don Randich LID, Wenatchee forward Nichols 1107, and John Dunbar OOD, Choker guard. iPhoto by Doug Russell, Timberline staffj Education should provide the individual with the basic fundamental skills to find a contributive position and to adapt to the rapid change within our modern industrial society. Richard Brock