Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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SECRET1-lRIES :FM Higrh School Secretary High School Secretary Superintendenfs Secretary NORA KREMERS BARBARA BRADLEY NELLIE COBB DIETICIANS l r i s 5 Mrs. Andcrgon, Mrs. Ross, Head Dietician of District No. 9, Mrs. Ruby Fcllowg, and Mrs. Dooley. School Custodians Leonard Lloyd Clyde Tompkins and Lester Edwards Earl Miner, Klaus Wynia and Elmer Ellerbroek

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E10 Officers and Advisors Pat Warren, secretary: A' Gierl zen, advisor: Hugh Rofenhcrf visor: Jim McCabe, treasurer l dent. l l The main project of the senior class was to sponsor a Senior Ball, the theme of which was My Blue Heaven. held annually at the Elks Temple in the early part of December, and presented the first formal dance of the school year, in which Jim McCabe was crowned king for the night. For the second year in a row the senior class came out with top honors in the float contest which was decorat- ed to the theme of Come See Our Eleven in ,S7. Bette Johnson was the class choice for homecoming princess which saw Lee Ann Wyss crowned queen with Pat Knutson and Pat Wfarren, sophomore and junior class represented respectfully. Barbara Thompson was elected editor of the TYV press club paper The Link at the first quarterlv meet- ing of the year. The top ten senior scholastically spent one day taking the Merit Scholarship test but none of the ten were able to pass the brain stopper quiz. For the first time Tilla-I-Ii w,as 'honored by two full-time visiting foreign studentsg they were Renate Krieg from Homburg, Germany, and Jim'McGabe from Honolulu, Hawaii. Richard Machen received two honors, one being the State Conservation speech winner, and also was awarded 'l000 bank scholarship with a guaranteed job upon graduation from college. The chief mon-ey making project for the class was the play presented in November called Onions in the Stew i'h saw a small crowd the first night but the class canvassed the town thoroughly and saw a large audience for 1 second performance. The play provided many laughs and featured Dave Egerton and Pat Knutson as the leads. Linda Kelly was awarded a trip to New York for her speech on United Nations which found Linda as a co-win- ner in this district, and she was selected as one of ten best speakers in a contest held in New York. Sponsors of the trfp were the Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges. prefidentg Dorothy Smith, ad- and Connie Lar on, viee presi-