Toledo High School - Twalmica Yearbook (Toledo, WA)

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Senior Awards VALEDICTORIAN Not only because of hrs scholastrc achrevement does Ray Turner deserve the honor of vale drctorran of the graduatrng class of 1950 He has rn addrtron to a strarght -K average a great many other oualrfrcatrons whrch mark hrrr- as one of the most outstandrng students to graduate from Toledo Hrgh School He embodres the rdeals essentral for students who wrll become com munrty and natronal leaders SALUTATORIAN In addrtron to hrs scholastrc abrlrtres salutatorran Atherton Strnger possesses the trarts of an outstandrng crtrzen cooperatrveness perseverance stabrlrty of character and an aboundrng energy whrch he devotes freely to the common good ACHIEVEMENT For attarnrng the hrghest grade average of the senror grrls Frances Lrnwood has earned the achrevement award Frances has been an actrve class leader and has partrcrpated rn many extra currrcular actrvrtres CITIZENSHIP Srnce admrnrstrators teachers and students have been able to pornt for the past four years to George Hack as a person havrng the qualrfrcatrons essentral rn a good Amerrcan crtrzen he rs most worthy of thrs crtrzenshrp award A few of hrs trarts are hrs abrlrty to assume responsr brlrty hrs honesty hrs cooperatrveness and hrs drlrgence MUSIC Evrdencrng her superror achrevement rn the musrc freld Marlyce Heyes has been a solorst an accompanrst and a member of the swrng band She rs always dependable and wrllrng to do thrngs when asked Her cooperatrve attrtude both rn and out of school marks her as an asset to any communrty ACTIVITY The actrvrty award has gone to Paul Massey because of hrs aggressrveness hrs persrstence hrs frrmness of character and hrs earnest endeavor These attrrbutes among others have combrned to make hrm successful rn the many prorects rn whrch he has been engaged ATHLETIC Gordon Drerrnger has been prcked for the athletrc award because of hrs outstandrng value to Toledo Hrgh rn football baseball and basketball He was selected by hrs teammates as the one who would lead them rn therr games as football captarn Gordon was lrked by all of the offrcrals for the courteous manner rn whrch he handled the srtuatrons that confronted hrm Hrs speech thoughts and appearance were nothrng but clean V ' ' v - ' 1 A v . 7 ' 1 9 V . . 7 . - . 1 1 . . ' 9 1 ' 1 1 , - . ..7 . . . . 9 7 . . . . Y . , . . - s

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Semor Class Wzll Duane Gunderson leave my abnluty to sneak mto the Boller Room to Kelly Nolan Ruth Hanks my wooden shoes to Noomu Martun Let s don t be too heavy on them Joan Kaaz my qu et ways to Dlckue Mners Addy Stmger my rnembershlp an Bachelor s Club to Ruchard Moen Ray Turner my abnlnty to get along wuth the weaker sex to that promusmg young man Jnm Jacoby Verne Wehtll my abullty to draw pictures to Nr Brusco Melody Wallace my co edntorshnp of the paper to anyone who wants ut fat s fun hall Jean Moore my abzlnty In Bsology to Clyde Calvin Ruth Moore my abnlnty to get to class on tame to Marilyn Grles George Hack my ablllty to keep quiet to Harold Conrad: Robert Boone my luck an football the past year to Ray Lyons Paul Massey my abaluty to work on the paper to Bull Anderson Ruth Harrls my ablllty to change the color of my hanr to Mess Carlson Bessie Sherman Smath my abulnty to get a man to Lols Smith Kenneth Crane my basketball abulnty to Punky Ome Don ones all of my wenght to Harold Moulton fHe needs at ha hal' Frances Lmwood all of my pep at the games to the Freshman Class Maralee Schroder my abllxty to sknp classes English nn partucular to Dale Wallace Tommy Howard my wuggle to Naomu Martun Don Massey my knowledge of parluamentary procedure to Netha Wallace Gordon Daervnger my noseguard to Carl Maw U ust broke my nose 13 tunes Don lce my trumpet to Art Jones Nadine Cox my edltorshup of the annual along wath a bottle of uspurln to lust anyone Gerald Hendricks my fllrtatlous woys to Arthur Massey Marlyce l'leyes myself too certam IUDIU' boy Barbara Batchelor all of Ray Lyons funny books back to hum l won t need them to study out of anymore Elzora McEwen my lob to lvle Wllllams to keep her out of mischief McAneny Semor Class Prophecy CCondensed from the Edrtor s column of the january copy rn the 1960 Twalmrca Vxewpomt 5 The mystery of the flymg saucers has long been solved smce our renowned SCICDIISI, Don Jones made the miraculous drscovery It happened one day when he and Robert Boone were workmg rn therr chemrstry laboratory It mlght not have been poss1ble rf Mrs Fred Smith CBess1e Shermanj hadn t frnanced the layout for them Immedlately after the drscovery the old class of 50 began to take over Nadme Cox and Ruth Harris s manufacturing company began to make some earth flyrng saucers And belleve lf or not Paul Massey and Addy Stxnger are the head fxremen for the lndustry They always were a ball of frre Guess who operates these speedful flyrng saucers Duane Gunderson and Gordon Dxermger are the well known aviators who fly these grant radars Now that everyone has been movlng to the moon Ray Turner has developed a new breed of cattle called Angus and IS raising them wlth the assrstance of joan lxaaz as head truck driver Boy what a drrverll The moon men are learning to hunt Cwhatever they choosel under the dlrectlon of Frances Lxnwood and Maralee Schroeder IS teachmg all the moon men and wxmmen swrmmm Educatlon IS also berng taught on the moon and Lee Thompson and Don Ice seem to be ln charge of almost everything Who would have ever rmagmed that these outstandrng scholars would one day become absent mlnded professors George Hack the class bachelor now has marrled a chorus gxrl from the moon and has slx charmmg young gxrls all of hrs own On the moon If IS necessary to have yalls and prxsons so naturally that record breaklng benxor class IS doxng nts part Ruth Hanks and Barbara Batchelor are the chlet' wardens and certainly are domg a swell job On the moon xt ns necessary to have some sort of entertamment so Kenneth Crane has mvested ID a natlonally known opera and stxll employs Tommy Howard to smg for hxm What a Slnglllg act' Cerald llendrlcks IS also featured as a chorus glrl ln dxsgunse Boy such wiggles Nlelody Wallace ns also employed as presxdent of the l xar s Club bhe certalnly d1dn t have to develop her talent too much To BSSISI or work wlth the prlsons or the laws the moon government employs lflzora Nlcl wen as a prrvate dxck Wow what a sleuth' The Nloonbeam a paper edxted by Don Nlassey and assisted by those live wlre reporters Ruth and lean Moore xs one of the best papers I have ever read Whxle readlng this paper l notlced that Nerne Wehtye xs the newly elected President of all the moon xtes And who do you thxnk IS servxng as head ambassador to other countr1es7 lt IS none other than rn person that fast talltxng young lady Nlarlyce lleyes Vtell this about wmds up all the world records set bv that great Senlor Class of 1990 0 c I l I . . . ll . . - . . 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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Tom Arsdale Oke Stxrnpson Peaches Carter Mr Arsdale Aunt Caroline Sylvra Webster Dean Marlow Blrdre LaVerne Barbara Stanford CAST Alfred Tennyson Murg atrord Asma Chuck Mayo Addy Strnger Duane Gunderson Maralee Schroder Ray Turner Frances Lmwood Marlyce Heyes Roland London Bessie Smrth oan Kaaz Paul Massey Ruth Harns Don Massey Grrl Shy a three act comedy resulted xn an evenxng of laughter when rt was presen ed by the Senior Class It dealt wrth the motivating forces of love and rts many excltxng prtfalls JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Kennedy detectlve Harold Conradr justmra Tuttle a marden lady Gwynetha Wallace Sophra Tuttle a rnarden lady Polly Nolan Peggy their niece Janette Gray Frank Dale rn love wrth Peggy Darwin Eskelr Wmnre Dale hrs sxster IOyCe Perry Rev Nathanrel Hrcks smrtten on Sophra Roger Lewrs Dr Shanke the famrly doctor Bxll Anderson Mrke Cassrdy polrceman rn love with Ilm Conway a crook Nlora a cook Carrre a maid Nora Harold Moulton Mrlford Worley Velda Seward Marilyn Grxes llorace Pxckerell a professor of entomology Bxll Mackey 'Catch That Thref a mystery, comedy play about two prrm old maxds who go wxld over a brave young crook