Toledo High School - Twalmica Yearbook (Toledo, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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FOURTH ROW: Ray Hippi, Sports Editorg Don Bowen, Sports Editorg Kay Cochran, Junior Business Managerg Shirley Paul, Subscrip- tion Editor, Joan Strom, Reporter. TOLEDO HIGH SCHOOL Toledo, Washington FUREWURD We will always think of our Alma Mater and the good times that we have had here. But--we shall face the future with our heads held high because we know that the path that we shall follow is one which will surely lead to success. With the help that we have received from our parents, teachers, and community we cannot fail. O C IIEIIHATIII We the class of 56 s1ncere1y w1sh to dedlcate th1S annual to you our parents Wlthout your he1p1ng hands to gulde us we could not have come th1s ar It was your hands Wh1Ch to11ed to make our educat1on poss1b1e and wh1ch led us through our penods of depress1on We cannot express merely 1n words our thanks to you But 1n the years to come may we always express them mn act1ons 2 Y T J X 1 f X n . 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IO 91 REVA CANTRELL MIKE CLARK Home Economics EIlg1iSh Latin I LYMAN FLEETWOOD MARY ALICE LARSON Agriculture A .fn Library English A j 5 oc WALLY soLAND DOROTHY SOLAND Social Studies KENNETH MCDONALD ROBERT O'DELL Biology Boys P. E. C0lTlTflBfCi31 Ml1SiC Social Studies Assistant Coach Joumalism Industrial Arts Girls P,E, Head Track Coach f N vw-3 We-'V 'wx K: HOME ECONOMICS OYQXCE HC 0E Lia P-C60 1 INDUS TR S A A , dn N A me O ,L CHEM ar- ? ,, X 'PUD NT UIIUNUIL LEFT. OFFICERS fLeft to Rightjz Don Bowen, Presidentg Denzil Parish, General Managerg Kay C o ch ran, Secretaryg Sandy Saarinen, Vice Presidentg Carol Brooms, Treasurer. BELOW. STUDENT COUNCIL, FRON ROW fLeft to Righty: Sue H e rren , Sandy Saarinen, Kay Cochran, Don Bowen, Laura Lee Ryker, Faye Berlin Nora O'Donne1l, SECOND ROW: Don Merly, Lanny Shepardson, John Pad- gett, Denzil Parish, Bobby Thayer, Raymond Brown. 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Q. l J Fi . .W xi! 1 . , A1 .'- .V 'f'. .ff .ill . a .i ., 1 .M ,Z -5, . if 5, 1- BONNIE BONES llBonll Class Play 3-45 Band I-2 -35 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 3-45 Editor 45 FHA I-2 -3- 43 GAA 3-4, SCC. 45 Torch Honor 45 Pep Club 3-45 Salutator- ian. WILHELM BREWER Bil1 Class Rep. 2-35Class Play 3-45 Boys Chorus 2-3 -45 Football I-2- 3-45 Track 2 -3 -45 FFA I-2-3-45 Eastern Lewis County, All- Star, Ist team in Football, LANDON COTHREN Punkin Student Court I-23 Stage Crew 35 Paper Sta f I-25 FFA I-2-35 Football Ig Baseball r -2 -3 -45 Basketball 2 -3 -4. BARBARA BLAIR Bobbi GAA 2-33 FHA I-2-3-45 Girls Club I-2 -3 -4g PepC1ub 3-45 Glee Club I-2 -35 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Paper staff 45 An nual Staff4 India Club -45 3 ll 3 Class Plays 3-4. LYNNVAL BOND Son Transferred from Toutle Lake High, Toutle, Wash. Class Pres. 45 V. Pres. 35 Football I-2 -3 -45 Basketball I-2 -3 -45 Baseball I-2 -3 -45 Eastern Lewis County, All-Star, Football Ist team, Basketball 2nd team. WILLIAM DAVIS EDWARD DeBRIAE ll'Billyvv llEdll Band Ig Class Play 3-45 FFA 8 Class Play 3-45 Basketball I-2 -3 -45 Boys Club 1-2 -3, I-2 -35 Baseball Ig FFA 1- 2 -35 Track I, DONALD BOWEN Don ASB Pres. 45 Class Pres. I-2g Basketball 2 -3 -45 Baseball 2 -3 - 45 Boys Club I-2-35 FFA 25 Annual Staff 45 Eastern Lewis Count , All-Star5 BasketLall 2nd team. CAROL BROOMS Torch Honor Pres. 4: Class Play 3-45 ASB Treas. 45 GAA 3-45 Turnout Chairman 4, Sec. 35 Girls Club I- 2-35 Pep Club I-2 -35 FHA I-2 -3 -45 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Annual Staff 45 Indian Club 3. RONNIE CRANDALL Ron Transferred from R. A. Long High School. Class V. Pres. 4: Football I-43 Track Ig Wrestling I-2, KAYE GILMAN Constable 35 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 2-33 FHA Rep. 33 GAA 3-45 Girls Club 1 -2 -3, BUTCH HAYRYNEN Class Play 3-45 Foot ball I -2 -3 -45 Basket - ball I-2 -3 -45 Base - ball I-2 - ,FFA Ig -3 4. Boys Club I-2 -3. GAIL HELLAND Class Reporter 45 Class Play 3-45Class Sec. 3: Class Rep. 45 Chorus I -2 -35 Annual Staff 45 FHA I-2-3-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 GAA 3-4, V. Pres. 35 Pep Club 3-45 Torch Honor 45 FHA Pres. 4. 'Sq JIM DOBBINS Class Play 3-45 Basketball 35 Boys Club 1-2 -35 FFA I-2 -3. 0 19' DERAL DOUGLAS Class Pla - Basketball I Y 4, I Track I-2-3-45 FFA 1-2-3-4. RAYMOND HIPPI ..Ray.. Class Sec. 25 Rep. 35 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 1-2 -3 -45 Baseball I-23 Torch Honor 4, IOHN HORTON Mouse Class Pres. 45 V. Pres. 45 Boys Club I -2 -35 Football 3 -45 Baseball 3-45 FFA I-2. are 1-6 tg.. ? I . TERRY HANKEN Class Reporter 35 FFA I-25 Sgt, at Arms 25 Football I-2-3 -4, Capt. 45 Basketball Ig Base- ball 1-2 -3 -4. ERICH HEISE Boys Club I-2 -35 FFA I-2 -3 -45 Torch Honor 4. SUE HERREN Susie Student Council I-2 Constable Ip Class Rep. I5 Class Play 3 -45BaI1d I -2 -3 -45 Treas. I -2 -3 -45 Glee Club 1-2 -3 -45 Mixed Chorus 2-3 -4 Annual Staff 45 FHA I-2 -3-43 GAA 3-45 Rep. 25 Girls Club I-2 -35 Indian Club 3g Pep Club I-2 -35 Torch Honor 4. ii. Y, 53.- LARRY KAISER nice.. Class Play 3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3 -45 FFA I-23 Track 3-45 Foot- ball 3-4. ROBERT KLETSCH Bob ASB General Manager 25 Class Treas, 25 Sta e Crew 3-45Boys Clui I-2 -35 Movie Projector Operator I-2 -3 -45 Basketball I-2 -35 Baseball I-25 FFA I-23 Torch Honor 4, RAYMOND LINWOOD ..Ray.. Class Treas, 45 FFA I -2 -3 -43 Sec, 35 Boys Club r-2 -35 Torch Honor 45 IOANN INMAN NIO .. Class Sgt. at Arms I-2: Play Director 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Prom Queen 35 FHA I-2 -3-4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3. V. Pres. 4: GAA 3-45 Girls Club I-2 -35 Pep Club 3-45 Torch Honor 4, Sec. 4. ,. DONALD JOHNSON Don Football Manager 35 FFA Letterman 's Club 3, i x r BUDDY KILLIAN Bud ASB Judge 35 Student Council 35 Class Pres. 1-35 V. Pres. 25 Boys Chorus 25 Football I -2 -3 -45 Basketball I -2 -3 -45 Track 25 Boys Club I-2 -35 FFA 2, CECIL KNUTSEN Zeke Class Play 35 Foot- ball I -2 -3 -45 Base - ball 25 Lettermen's Club 2-3 -4, Eastern Lewis Count All- Starg Football Ist team. STANLEY MELTON Stan Class Play 3-45 Boys Club I FFA 2-3. IOANN MCKEUN NIO.. Class Play 45 Girls Glee 35 5 Mixed Chorus 35 FHA I-2 -35 Pep Club 3, LuRAE MATLICK ..Rae.. Class Play 3-45 Girls Glee I -2 -3-45 FHA 1-2-3-45 GAA 3-4, Pres. 45 Girls Club I-2-35 Pep Club 4, Advertising Chair- man 4, DENNIS PHILLIPPS Denny Class Pres. 1-2, V. Pres. 35 FFA 1-2-3-45 Letterman's Club I-2- 35Football 1-2 -3 -4, ROSALIE RAY Rose Girls Club 1-2 -3, Sgt, at Arms I-25 FHA I- 2-3 -4, Reporter 2-3, Sec. 45 Band I-2 -3 -45 Carnival Princess lg Majorette 25 General Manager 25 Student Court I-23 Constable Ig Paper Staff 2-3 -4, Ed. 35 GAA 3-45 Class Play 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Annual Staff 4, Co -Ed. 45 Torch Honor 4. RICHARD RICE Dick Band I -2 -3 -45 Class Play 3-45 FFA I-25 Boys Club 1-2 -3. DOROTHY MOORE Dot Class Play 3, Prornpter 45 Band 1-35 GAA 45 FHA 45 Pep Clu 4, SHIRLEY PAUL Business Manager 45 Class Play 3-45 Girls Glee I5Annual Sta f45 Pa er Staff I-2 -3-45 Office Staff 45 FHA I-2 -3 -45 GAA 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Girls Club I-2 -35 Librarian 4, SANDRA Class Sec. I -3 -4, Pres. 2 FFA 1-2 -3 -4, Sgt. at Arms 2, Rep. 2, V.Pres. 3gGAA 3-4,Treas. 45 Paper Staff 25 Pep Club3-45 V, Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Annual Staff3 -4, Ed. 3, Co -Ed. 45 ASB Sec.2, V. Pres. 45 Torch I-Ionor45 Band 45 Girls Club I-2 -3, Treas. 3, Reporter 2, ltsandylv I. f MARY POTTER Pot FHA 1-2-3-45 GAA 3-45 Glee Club I-2- 3-43 Balld I-2-3-43 Pep Club 3-45Class Rep, 35Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3-43 Torch Honor 4,Rep, 43 Office Staffzlg Girls Club I-2 -3, IOHN RAUPP Student Council 3-45 Class Play 3-45 Pres. 3-45 Boys Club 1-2-35 FFA I-2-3-4, Treas. 35 Track I-2 -3 -45 Basketball 3-45 Foot- ball 2 -3 -4, Captain 4. Eastern Lewis County, All-Star, Football Ist team, Basketball,2nd team, THOMAS RYKER SANDS Cliff Class V. Pres, I-35Constable 2: Class Play 3-45 Boys Club I-2-35 Bas et allI-2- -45 Football I -2 -3 -45 Baseball I -2 -3 -45 FFA 1,Eastern Lewis County All -Star, Football, Ist team,Basketball Ist team, HT-Ornu Class Play 3-45 Foot- ball I-2 -3 -45 Bas- ketball I-25 Baseball I-25 Track 35 Boys Club I-2 -35 Parliamen tary Procedure Team 3 Judging Team 2-3, BOB THAYER Class Pres. 4,Treas. 3-4, Rep, Ig FFA I- 2-3-4, V. Pres. 4, Sentinel 3, Football 3 -4, Track 3 -4. RALLAND WALLACE Football 2 -3 -4, Bas - ketball I -2 -3 -4: Baseball 3-4, Boys Club 1-2 -3, Eastern Lewis Count , All- Star Football, ISI team 4. BONNIE WITHROW VIBOUIV Class Reporter 2, Class P13 3-4, Band I, Girzs Glee I-2, Mixed Chorus 2, Annual Staff 4, Son? Queen 3, Yell Lea er 4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Sgr. at Arms 3, GAA 3-4, Indian Club 2, Pep Club 3-4, Torch Honor 4. CAN STROM I BERT STINGER Class Play 3-4, Rep. 2, Sgt Band 1'2'3'4: PCP Band I-2- at Arms I-2, Girls Club I-2- 3-4: School Dance Band 3: 3, Annual smaff4, Paper staff Football Manager I-23 Track 4, Indian Club 4: Pep Club 2-3-4, Boys Club I-2 -3. 3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, GAA 3-4, DONNA TURNER ASB Sec. 3, Student Court 3, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3-4, - FHA 1-2-3-4, sec. 2, Treas. 3, Parl, I-4, Spelling Team I-2 -3 -4, Girls Club I-23 Pep Club 3-4, GAA g- , V. Pres, 4, Valegictorian, iz - I CHARLIENE REYNOLDS GAA 3-4, Pres. 4, Turnout Chairman. 4, ln ian Club 3-4 Pres. 4, FHA I-2-3-4, Sgt. at: Arms 3, Class Play 3-4, Girls Club I-2 -3, Pep Club 3-4, I2 BONNIE WALLS Class Play 4, Glee Club I-2 -3-4, FHA 213-42 GAA 3'4: Girls Club I-2, Pep Club 3-4, Torch Honor 4, MARY YOUNG Class Play 3-4, Band I -2, Pep Band I-2g Glee Club Ig Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3, FHA I-2 -13, GAA 3-4, Girls C llb I-2-3 Indian Club 3-4. Good Luck To Class of 56 Compliments of EVERNDEN STUDIO 2I North Pearl Street 3 Centralia, Washington PIHIPHECY Whrle srttrng tn the shade 1n the summer of 1976 two 1956 graduates were talkrng about the old trmes at T H S when we dropped off 1nto a deep sleep and before we knew lt we were dr1v1ng along tn Carol s new Ford statron wagon makrng a tour of the land Whrle stopprng off for gas much to our surprtse we found thrs brg elaborate statron was owned and operated by DENNY PHILLIPPS who was hard to recognrze as he stood about 6 3 and werghed 260 lbs Some ofhrs attendants were BERT STINGER famous mechanic of the day and STANLEY MELTON who pumped gas and changed trres I3 hours a day Further on dovm the road we met one of our old party fslumbery grrls ROSALIE RAY, dressed 1n htp boots and a sweat shrrt laymg culverts for her husband SON BOND who was known rn Idaho Utah and Colorado as the best drtch drgger of those parts Whrle talkrng to them we learned that MR AND MRS CECIL KNUTSEN the former KAYE GILMAN were l1v1ng rn the Everglades Here Cecrl made hrs lrvtng catchrng mosqultos He sent them to the great laboratory 1n M1am1 owned by SANDY SAARINEN Here she was makrng and productng brrma seltzers After vrsrtrng wrth Rose and Son for awhrle we Journeyed on 1nto Texas Whtle stopprng off at a beauty parlor we found that lI was occupred by several graduates of T H S Gettrng the usual treatment of hau styltng fmgernarl frlmg scalp massagrng and cuttmg toe natls we found BARBARA BLAIR and CHARLIENE REYNOLDS who had come a long way Ln the freld of beautrfyrng and make up These two grrls were employed by JoANN INMAN who spent her spare trme dressed tn cowboy boots and chaps roundmg up cattle and horses on her dude ranch near by Startrng out aga1n on our tr1p and after dr1v1ng a day or so we passed the brggest mrll we had ever seen, JIM DOBBINS, boss and DERAL DOUGLAS co boss were slabbrng the great knovm Douglas f1rs and sell1ng them to a housrng proyect where ERICH HEISE was one of the famous archrtects Also they were selltng them to TOMMY RYKER, who was a morttcxan rn the next town After stopplng here we decrded to spend a nlght rn the next tomm and go to a dance We found a chorce of two dances The one we chose had a famous band led by BUTCH HAYRYNEN and some of hrs mus1c1ans were BILLY DAVIS, LANDON COTHREN, and RICHARD RICE After havmg a wonder ful t1me at the dance we stayed at a luxurrous hotel desrgned by ROBERT KLETSCH, who was the head bell boy and of course dressed rn red and black whrch showed he was strll very loyal to T H S Leavmg the hotel we bought a mommg paper from a near by stand and the vendor was none other than DONALD JOHNSON Whrle skrmmrng through the paper we saw where Mrs Cltfford Sands formerly BONNIE WITHROW, had Just recerved trrplets and the proud father CLIFFORD SANDS was dorng well after the shock When we got to the hosp1tal we saw SHIRLEY PAUL head secretary rn the off1ce We found whrle at thxs hosp1tal that SUE HERREN, washead of surgery and had workrng under her JOAN STROM and BONNIE WALLS On the thrrd floor we found MARY POTTER who was frlrng btrth certtfrcates for all new born babres Down rn the kxtchen we saw DONNA TURNER who was workrng as a dretman In tourrng the kttchen we found BUDDIE KILLIAN and RONNIE CRANDALL as great doctors We left the hosp1tal tn the eventng and decrded to go to a stage aud1t1on We bought our trckets from TERRY HANKEN and JQANN MCKEUN one of the ushers seated us The fust number was JOHN RAUPP, stngmg Three Corns In The Fountam He was rntroduced by BILL BREWER master of ceremonres Second was RAYMOND HIPPI and RAYMOND LINWOOD, dotng a tumbhng act. They called themselves The Rays rn Actron Next there was a short rntermrssron and who should appear but MOUSE HORTON famous coach and comedran Next on the program was DOROTHY MOORE srngmg Oh Brlly Boy After that we saw LARRY KAISER and BONNIE BONES dorng a small part of Romeo and J ul1et Last on the show but not least was MARY YOUNG, domg her well knovm fan dance Before leavrng we heard that RALLAND WALLACE was rettrrng as a multtmrlltonatre also that EDWARD DeBRIAE was county accountant and LuRAE MATLICK was mamed and leadmg a happy l1fe On our way home we had an acctdent whrch knocked us unconscrous and when we came to we saw DON BOWEN standmg besrde us and found tt had all been a dream Sxgned CAROL BROOMS GAIL HELLAND 1 1 J 01 1 1 s I . , . 1 1 1 o Q I 1 e I I ' 1 1 . I I 1 1 0 o 1 . . ,, . ,, . . . . Q I n 1 n o 1 1 1 1 1 ' 0 I 1 0 I 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 s o Q . - ' 1 o o 0 o I I 1 0 1 1 o I I I , 1 I 0 1 ' ' If ' ' Il ' ' 0 p a ,, . . ,, . . . I l Q ' ' u ' 11 - O I 1 1 I o Q I ,ya .vw A , I ff is LEFT: Junior-Senior Prom King, BUDDY KILLIAN and Queen, MALISENT BUZZARD, ABOVE: GRAND MARCH BELOW LEFT: First Graders Who Started In Toledo, Vader, Ryder wood, or St. Marys. FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty: Carol Brooms, Mary Young, JoAnn Inman, Gail Helland, Bonnie Withrow, Donna Turner, Bonnie Walls, Ioan McKeun, Ed DeBriae, Larry Kaiser, SECOND ROW: Butch Hayrynen, Bonnie Bones, Shirley Paul, Sandra Saarinen, Ioan Strom, Kaye Gil- man, Sue Herren, Deral Douglas, Don Bowen, THIRD ROW: Robert Kletsch, Lan- don Cothren, John Raupp, Ralland Wal- lace, Jim Dobbins, ,V f Bill Davis, Bob 00 This Page Sponsored Ilya JACK POTTERS TEXACO S VICE Phone 4511 Toledo .........-an-sun3x.lm'5i 1 Thayer, Ray Hippi, Terry Hanken. BELOW: SENIOR SNEAK 3,1 si .w k' MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS ADVISOR CAST Miss Mary Alice Larson FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Joan Strom, Agnes, John Raupp, Mr, Dodge, ul Tom Ryker, Mr, Dodge, Kay Gilman, Esther, Cliff Sands, Long Bill , . A Brewer, John Shepard, Larry Kaiser, Fred Gregory. BACK ROW: Butch 95 ' ' Hayrynen, Conductor, Bonnie Walls, Lucille Pentardg Sue Herren, Tootie, ,I ,3 Q, LuRae Matlick, Ida Boothbyg Bonnie Withrow, Rose, JoAnn McKeun, gs Katie, Bonnie Bones, Mrs. Waughopg JoAnn Inman, Mrs. Smith, Bert ' ,mn A Stinger, Mr. Duggy. , Y sf I ,. This b . h PLAY COMMITTEES RO an Lease . ,, FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Sandra Saarinen, Make -up Mary Potter Your rugglst Make -upg Dorothy Moore, ,Prompterg Barbara Blair, Prompter JoAnn Play Scene Usher, Denny Phi lipps, Usher. Inman, Ass't Director, Rosalie Ray, Make -up, SECOND ROW Gail Helland, Make -up, Deral Douglas, Stage Crew, Bob Thayer Usher Bob Kletsch, Stage Crew, Jim Dobbins, Stage Manager, Tom Ryker I 2 FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty Gail Glenn Rosalie Steele Arlene Aho Florence Ullfers, Brenda Schilhnger Ramona Spain Charmly Strout Sharon Rector SECOND ROW: Shirley Martinsen MBIISCHI Buzzard Faith Htggens Sarah Hennessee Susie Meadows, Reenie Ogden Carol Schoonover THIRD ROW Rose Bohnas Margie Wade Pat Jones, U Carol Stone LOUISC Faultner Faye Berlin Kay Cochran Vera Bowen Diana Raab, OFFICERS FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Reenie Ogden Sergeant at Arms Pat Jones, Treasurer: Maurice Ray Secretary SECOND ROW: John Padgett, President: Bob Strom Sergeant at Arms: Denzil Parish, Artist: Arland Lyons Vice President, 57 This Page Sponsored By PALMER LUMBER COMPANY Complete Building Materials 952 Prindle, Chehalis Phone SH 8-762 FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: Lanny Shepardson, Melvin Mackey, John Barnes, Arland Lyons, Carl Alcorn, Allen Eddy, Roy Oliver, Maurice Ray, SECOND ROW: Jack Clouse, Earl Maijala, LP, Matlick, Wilbur Bowen, Mike Frank, Don Merly, Wayne Melton, Denzil Parish, THIRD ROW: Marvin Oppelt, Monte Kent, John Padgett, John Godwin, Bob Forgie, Dick Kletsch, Bob Strom, Bob Gunderson, ADVISORS, Miss L3l'S0l'l 85 lVl1'. ASPCI' During the year 55-56 the Class of 1957 participated and sponsored many activities at T. H. S. During football season, we sponsored dances at the community hall and sold candy and hot dogs and coffee at the games. In the inter-class basketball games before Christmas we played in the finals against the Seniors, losing by a close score. In April we held a car wash to help put on the Annual Junior Play and earned enough to see us through the play. On April 9 we traveled to the Long- view Daily News. This helped us very much in our English Classes. Friday, April 13, marked the final performance of our Junior Class Play, entitled Fog Island. We helped put on the Junior-Senior Prom, April 20. Six members of our class were on the committee which planned the prom and others stayed after school to help decorate. We decorated the gym for Com- mencement. Aff JUNIUR ACTIVITIE' '41 ' , Junior-Senior Prom Scene Car Wash X-f J f , L i ly ' g -X Junior-Senior Prom Grand March Congratulations STROUTS SBLM MILK Decorating For Commencement 20 At Your Local Merchants Phone 4461, Toledo S6 K' Y Q I 1 . 'f ,s 2 AQ CW' ' if I. P, Matlick , Bob Strom , , , , ............Br0ck Faith Higgins . . . Regina Heise , . , , . , , ,,.,, Mrs. Williams Reenie Ogden , Kay Cochran . Allen Eddy , , , , , Pat Ward ,. ,. FOG ISLAND CAST COMMITTEES ,, Williams Monte Kent , , , , , , , , , , ,Sheriff Doolittle . , Ann Wickcliffe , , ,Prompter fleftj . Priscilla Ralston . . . . .Jerry Martin , , Prompter Cleftj Charmly Strout . . . . . . Maurine Gardner Rosalie Steele. Carol Stone . . . Faye Berlin , , . Miss Larsen , , , Margy O'Laughlin . . Hazel Sommers Rose Bohnas . . . . . . . , , , Iohannah Green , . . Student Director ..........Direct0r Sharon Rector . . , . . Peggy Crenshaw . . . . Wayne Melton .. Wilbur Bowen . , , Martin Neilsen . . . Pat Ward ....... Sue Meadows ...,. Sarah Hennessee Malisent Buzzard Regina Heise . . . Diane Raab . . . Faye Berlin .,,. , , , Make -Up . . . Make -Up . . Lighting Lighting . . , , Stage -Light , Prompter frightj ... . Business Ass't . . . . Business Manager Make-Up ,,Prompter fleftj ......Make-UP Student Director PLAY DIRECTOR Miss Larson 3 f' . .,Q!'fo . Qt alll' WIA 01 FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: LeRoy Webb, Jerry Edwards, Edward Jewell, Larry Bowen Ioe Steveson, Bill Collins, Barry McLaren, Roy Ullfers. SECOND ROW: Allen Trafton Paul Netter, Walt Pratt, Gunter Frelich, Ronnie Phillipps, Loren Bowen, Kenny Spencer Rodney Stewart Bob Maschke Lester Hack Clayton Adams R E U L A S S Ray Brown. THIRD ROW: Richard Asplund, John Grizzle, Pete Helland, Corby Turner CLASS SUMMARY The class of 58 's first activity was to sponsor a dance at the community hall after the Toledo -Mor- ton football game. For the March of Dimes, we donated 525. 25 from our class treasury and collected the rest from the Sophomore roll rooms, Altogether we raised S4o.oo. We also sponsored dances on the stage at noon, Our team won from the Freshmen in the March of Dimes fund raising toumament. We placed third in the Christmas Basketball Tournament. The majority of players on the B squad basketball team were Sophomore boys. They had a good season with I9 straight wins. We ordered our class rings on March 15, 1956 and hope to receive them next October. They are of the Golden Knight style and are of a variety of colors. Our class put on a one- act play, entitled Herbies First Date, and two talent numbers for an assembly to entertain the Student Body, We decorated the auditorium for the Baccalau- reate Services, using large baskets of flowers and sprays of flowers in front of the stage. We are looking forward to our Junior and Senior years at Toledo High. Mrs. Soland and Mr. Soland .. v, G? 'WYKXKW i 1. .lk N! J . ,Z --:Wg . , '- A-' ii-gh., W .LW 'hun-I FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty: Barbara Morgan, Judith Maxson, Linda Pluard, Mable Pratt, Rosemary Kent, Donna McKeun, Sharon Hart, Myrna Lyons, F R E II M A SECOND ROW: Durella Jewell, Wanda Smith, Sherry Blomgren, Joan Buzzard, Vesta Reuther, Janet Ludwig, Judy Turtle, Judy Maw. THIRD ROW: Molly Mosteller, Loretta McQuigg, Pamela Crase, Janice Rice, Brenda Brooms, Ruth Muhleka, Mary Fournier, Nora O'Donne11, Ann Burts. BELOW LEFT: FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, REAR ROW QLeft to Righty: Joan Buzzard, Vice Presidentg Wayne Spain, Representative, Russ Crandall, Sergeant at Armsg Wayne Olson, President. SECOND ROW: Brenda Brooms, Representativeg Janice Rice, Treasurer, Mary Fournier, Secretary. ADVISORS: Mr. Clark and Mr, Cantrell Oxon ALL 0F U T.V. Thxs page spwmorud by NORMAN NASH - 'I'OLI3DU HARDWARE. r :I y n f .1 xr .V J X in a J A '31 1. e, J R v Q, iw P. 1, , A f. 3:'W if! .5 1-4 QQ 7' '55 1 'J fr A E,-if 'is'QQ1 ZS! 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Raab, R, Spain, R. Bohnas, M. Wade, L. Matlick, J. Turtle, J, Maw, FIFTH ROW: I. Breidenstein, G. Allen, M. Nash, S. Hennessee, S. Caywood, G. Meadows D, McKuen, D. Perniconi, C. Clark, L. Clark, B. Martinsen, S. Herren, N. O'Donnel1. gl' SQ LEFT: OFFIC ERS, FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: JoAnn Inman, Secretary, Lurae Matlick , Adv . Chairman: SECOND ROW: Faye Berlin, Vice Presi- dent, Sandra Saarinen President, Kaye Cochran, Treasurer. RIGHT: Pep Club Action at Pep Rally. '- TJ This Page Sponsored By GRANGE SUPPLY COMPANY Gasoline 86 Fuel Oil John Deere Machinery Admiral Appliances Phone SH 8-8668 , rf Q Chehalis, Wash. FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Mr. Fleetwood, Advisor, Melvin Mackey, John Padgett, John Raupp, Bob Thayer, Wayne Melton, Jerry Edwards. SECOND ROW: Walter Pratt, Jerry Gil- man, Mike Frank, William Hoage, Ralland Wallace, Bill Brewer, Gunter Frelich, Arnold Thayer. THIRD ROW: Lester Hack, Don Ramey, John Grizzle, Bob Strom, Clayton Wether ington, Walter Dailey, Bob Maschke. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Phillipps, Jerry Hill, Billy Davis, Wayne Carscadden, Ray Linwood, Dick Kletsch, Landon Cothren, Deral Douglas, Clayton Adams. OFFICERS. FRONT ROW CLeft to Rightj: M. Mackey, M, Neilson, SECOND SUMMARY FOR YEAR The chapter completed final payment on the tractor and other chapter equipment, raising the money doing custom work and concessions at games. The judging team took part in the S,W, and W,W Fairs, winning a third place banner in the dairy judging contest, The chapter paid the expense of our representative, Martin Nielson, to the state convention at Pull- man. The chapter held joint meetings with other chapters. ROW: I. Padgett. B. ThaY01'. I. Raupp. POPCORN CREW. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Hill, A, Thayer, Mr. Fleetwood. AdViS01'. C, Wetherington, B. Brewer, B, Thayer, M, Neilson. v v f 4 Qi4'!. X . 4 . 3' .. a N it 4 , -Q 'Q +i . I up 0. I I s Qf WI Q i 'gliiwlil , Q 5 U x hw 'F'?'as . 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FIFTH ROW: Faith Higgins, Ramona Spain, Diana Raab, Carol Schoonover, Carol Brooms, Charliene Reynolds, Donna Turner, Bonnie Withrow, JoAnn McKuen, Gail Allen, Marilyn Nash, Sarah Hennessee. SIXTH ROW: Brenda Schillinger, Arlene Aho, Florence Ullfers, Reenie Ogden, Sue Meadows, Kaye Gilman, Rosalie Ray, Barbara Blair, Joan Strom, LuRae Matlick, Bonnie Walls, Glenda Meadows, Kris Briedenstein, Linda Pluard, This Page Sponsored By 0 CROCKER 'S DRY GOODS Men's and Women's Appar , Sporting Goods Phone SU 5-3491 Winlock, Washington 0 -DF 'T' .lx SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS SEATED fLeft to Righty Babe Bond Sergeant at Arms Rose Ray Secretary Laura Lee Ryker Historian Charmly Strout Treasurer STANDING: JoAnn Inman, President, Reenie Ogden, Sergeant at Arms, Rose Bohnas, Reporterg Shirley Mar- tinsen, Vice President. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, SEATED qLeft to Righty: Sharon Rector, Sergeant at Armsg Carol Clark, Secretaryg Kris Breidenstein, Treasurer. STANDING: JoAnn Inman, Vice Presidentg Regina Heise, Sergeant at Armsg Kay Cochran, Reporter, Laura Lee Ryker, Historian. NOT PICTURED: Gail Helland, President, CO V' Mm , ww Nui W. 1- fi, A iw. iii' 'I Christmas Spaghetti Feed This Page Sponsored By WINLOCK BAKERY Winlock, Washington ,sebum AA '1 if fl! 11 par k , '-PM ' N225 , lf- 'Sf ww . .' g.L V 4 -' , , .Q v 5' w N Q 4 E B Y . , A 5, 1 . .1 l Qmkgggsf :v- W 5 ,L 4 . 5 ,gf-.x war' ax. ,Q , Af at -. 4 4- 1 -uf A V f 'x C vf 1 f H J X 1 .4 1 n 5 w u x 1 x I , M L xt 3 4 , I r s I Wg, si 1 1- 1. MIN C DEPARTMENT -I M530 in it yX,,Z x lui Yin 'Gia .ssl 'ff' ROBERT O'DELL SUE HERREN MARY POTTER Mus1c D1rector Student Band Duector Student Chorus Dlrector MUSIC Th1s year the mus1c department had qu1te a busy year as we always do We started the year w1th a Sw1ng Concert whlch we hope to repeat next November w1th the same success We were prepared for a Chr1stmas program but were snowed out We hope to have an add1t1onal concert next year around March just before the massed band and massed chorus events They were held at Napavme and Mossyrock th1s year We had vocal solo1st and ensemble groups whlch part1c1pated 1n the All Southwest Wash1ngton Mus1c Educators Fest1val 1n Longvlew as well as 1nstrumental solo1st and ensemble groups wh1ch took part 1n the all South west Wash1ngton Fest1val 1n Aberdeen The G1rls Chorus M1xed Chorus and Band were at the Class C' Mus1c Fest1val 1n Ilwaco The Band recelved a Super1or ratmg and the G1rls Chorus and Mlxed Chorus excellent ratmgs Our annual sprmg concert was held May 4 w1th numbers by the band mlxed chorus and g1rls chorus The next day we marched 1n Vader We were honored by sendmg two of our mus1c students to the 'All State MUSIC Fest1val 1n Spokane We w1ll w1nd up another happy year w1th Graduat1on and the Cheese Day Parade. 33 iw 'a ' :H 45r'r' el ' T ll .K arf ,4,.,M . 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FOURTH ROW: Babe Bond, Mary Potter, Durella Jewell, Laura Lee Ryker, Janet Ludwig, Gary Hurst, Archie Bonham, Lester Hack, Ray Brown, Beverly Martinsen, LuRae Matlick, Peggy Crenshaw, Brenda Brooms, FIFTH ROW: Pamela Crase, Pat Ward, Rosalie Steele, Lloyd Morgan, Ray DeLapp, Russ Crandall, Mr, O'Dell, Carol Schoonover, Sue Meadows. BOY 'S QUARTET LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Jemmett, Ray DeLapp,Jim Williams, Wayne 4 ,, Olson, Pamela Crase, LOWER RIGHT: Pamela Crase, Accompanist, This Page Sponsored By OLSON BROS, GARAGE General Petroleum Distributors Toledo Phone 2I2I TWAIL M U A QWUEW U IETF 4 , L21 I' S5 ivy? wr. F3 in 1. l ?! N1,l,,,l the RCNCLW, ' -., U new 4QJiftd if mb pr. ri have rpg P -1 r'M+- if t2Q r- 4. STAFF FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Gloria Adams, Bonnie Bones, Kay Gilman, Florence Ullfers, Donna Turner, Rose Ray, Denny Phillipps, Don Ramey, Dorothy Moore, Ioan Strom, Denzil Parish, Shirley Paul, oty 1,,Lz,, rrffw UQCOSL 0116: CI' JLDQWSEB , i?'flS 6:3 imc gf-,mi Citivou, Her' nnrw will he Sent in to the :saute Eilil if Ski: is fxhfwfgearl 225: lflfl 'yGciod Citizens she will iv ooiv: o X100 U,S, Govf,r:1me1ut B4 rgi. We were informad that we cleared 9335,0C, aftpz' paying the v expenses, on the dance that we sponsored after the Toledo VS. Onalaska football game. ,f ' Bonnie Bones, EDITOR, and Kenneth McDonald, ADVISOR, ' ur ixc'i.ciay, iii-V-1gC.T 18, Q' The Stiff TY? hill its lf 'Fl UT? Just fcfffhwll Pop Ai:.,wr,?vly.. Q NX B- s ' J, TIL Ffjw Club mhrrhws fy D fs f- 1'J'fQf,d za N and zz T xc?1i.lo N rho jgfjgll :lf',f3fl17 5 and X 'mf' fy, ,,,, f . V?i.1'.',?,F grid rfnid. Tfhfprr R ff W7 - rzfgzlf I iriz f,:?, fiiilifi, vw ml org? Sfriiiffl wore 4 J S . P3 tf if ig, 8? 3 L f FELL. B ..,-u.s.5 i-robe T.fi.f. zmffl .Joryl Gfwriori. road aw? fyqy :qymfmrgrrffzntg Jinf F B ls US . that :firm is 'i OI't'.'l1lL wore M -,..........,-..,. ,....., ..... .. .. Wgml N7-:43y,i4:ngAkw AWS. W. J D-........ UFFIUE iTAFF FRONT ROW lLeft to Righty: JoAnn Inman, Bonnie Bones, Mary Young, Jeanne Wallace, Carol Schoonover, Charmly Strout, Faye Berlin, SECOND ROW: Sandy Saarinen, Kay Cochran, Shirley Martinsen, Shirley Paul, Carole Brooms, Mary Potter, I'll0.lEUT0ll 0PEliAT0ll FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty: Ed DeBriae, Bill Davis, Robert Kletsch, Barry Mc - Laren, Bud Killian. IJBRARIA FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Sue Herren, Judy Turtle, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Hoage, Butch Hayrynen, Shirley Paul, Terry Hanken, Janet Ludwig, Congratulations To Class of 56 This Page Sponsored By DR. DUGAW Toledo, Washington is ui - f ju f'lwBu 1-1 - ABOVE: BUS LINEUP, LEFT: HIGH SCHOOL JANITOR, Jack Oppelt. RIGHT, COOKS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ray, Assistant Cook and Mrs, Seward, Head Cook, MARCH DIMES CAIN TASS . ,, MARUH DIMES DANCE 4-1. UHRASTMAS BASKETS FAR ELKS -4- f .UIIUIIL 'I I ,, SWEETHEART BALL Ken Spencer, King, and Faye Berlin, Queen. X, J X S T XX X I XXX 1.4 I X - SPELLING TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Turner, Shirley Martinsenjeannie Wallace, and Pearl Thayer, CHEESE DAY QUEEN CANDIDATES LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Berlin, I 42 Babe Bond, Sophomoreg Ioan Freshman, and Sharon Steele, KIWANIS TALENT WINNER Pamela Crase Y H 3. 5' ' r 'f Yi 5 2 , 4 1 r ix, ,m , , g ? x 'gf 45311 - , , . . fi, 0:2 qi ., . Q YELL LEADERS BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT Babe Bond Bonme Wnhrow Mal xsent Buzzard SONG QUEENS BELOW BACK ROW fLeft to R1ghtj Pamela Crase Laura Lee Ryker Charmly Strout FRONT ROW Ioan Buzzard Thls Page Sponsored By TOLEDO PHARMACY Prescrlptlon Speclahst Phone 4100 X' 'Nu WJ. 'ra 4 do I , so ' D 1 . This Page Sponsored By TOLEDO BUS DRIVERS 'ef Jill, V5 FOOTBALL HELPERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lloyd Morgan, Don Ramey, and Walter Dailey, Coach Wally Soland and Coach Ted Hippi. 'Uhr 11 f' fave' I 4 5' if O 3 ABOVE: JOHN RAUPP, Football Co -Captain, Inspirational Award Winner. E, LEFT: TERRY HANKEN,Footba1lCo-Captain, SEQBQQQQFJAQQIK at TS 1, Vid- I ' ft- A A-,ext V 3 e-,, Y x ,,.-, -, X--fl p fi 6,2 fps- A fr-as I, T' ' 'Yi , 59 Cf FA' F ' 50 745 4 ' ' , 2 A 'N ' F- I. - A Q- W- P59 - A Q ,I -- ff' if 1 1 1-U -- 4, it xx K dk, Y Ax. Q'?x Y,,,,.., I i ,far R I ' 'Nd- -'iw- ' T ' y ' I . ff- qos- 4,rm'51,p-33' Q-1' I , 2 S58EsU?Ell2evbi A i 'fr XQJQV! I-'Y ' Nag, FIRST TEAM SQUAD. FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Assistant Coach, Wally Solandg Carl Alcorn, John Padgett, Larry Kaiser, Son Bond, Ronnie Crandall, Butch Hayrynen, Maurice Ray, Cecil Knutsen, Coach Ted Hippi, SECOND ROW: Arland Lyons, John Barnes, Loren Bowen, Tom Ryker, Clifford Sands, John Raupp, Terry Han- ken, Ralland Wallace, John Horton, THIRD ROW: Joe Steveson, Larry Rakoz, J, P. Matlick, Ronnie Phillipps, Melvin Mackey, Bob Strom, LeRoy Webb, Richard Asplund, Raymond Brown, FOURTH ROW: Bill Collins, Bill Brewer, Allen Eddy, Barry McLaren, Bob Thayer, Lanny Shepardson, Buddy Killian, Meryl Gordon, Rodney Stewart, Denny Phillipps. ' A FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Coach, Chester Cantrell, Larry Collins, Larry Steveson, Wayne Spain, Bob Clouse, Gordie Withrow. SECOND ROW: Bruce Iemmett, Burton Stone, Gary Blair, THIRD ROW: Arnold Thayer, Wayne Olson, Jimmy Williams, Tommy Cothren, Russell Crandall, Gary Hurst. Jerry Gilman, Clayton Wetherington, '22-461' RALLAND WALLACE ALL SPORTS BANQUET. LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain A1 Negratti, Ted Hippi, Leroy Cox, SUMMARY Toledo opened the 1955 basketball season with 7 returning lettermen. The team was made up of all seniors with the exception of one junior. The Indians went through league play with only one loss, to Morton by a 45-53 score and sewed up the East County Championship. Cliff Sands was named to the Lewis County All-Star First team. John Raupp, Don Bowen, and Son Bond were named to the Second team. The Indians went to the District tournament at Chehalis and Centralia try for a spot for the State Tournament. In the first game the Indians won over North River, 79-59. In their second game they defeated Cathlamet 35-23. During the Cathlamet game, Cathlamet stalled for one whole quarter. In the third game of the semi-finals, Toledo again won by beating Ilwaco by a score of 5 -50. In the championship game on Saturday night, the Indians lost a heartbreaker to South Bend by a score of 59-55. Toledo took second place in the tournament and earned a spot in the State Tournament. Son Bond and Ralland Wallace were named on the All-Southwest Washington All- Star team. Toledo journeyed to Tacoma for the State B Tournament. The Indians were beaten in their first game by Entiat by a score of 62-54. The Indians came back the next day to win over Stevenson 57-53, in an overtime. On the third day of the tournament, Toledo was eliminated from any further action by Colfax, 58-45. FACULTY HELPERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Soland, Spotter, Mr. Cantrell, Scorekeeperg Mr, Asper, Scoreboard Operator. This Page Sponsored By ENGERS STORE Congratulations To Class of 56 Phone 2161 --Toledo L 1' of wi' sgig E T 3 3 , ff T v ' 3 ,T T y '-'Nfjwgf Rf' EM if 1 is X R 15 gkl C . M ' FIRST TEAM, FRONT ROWfLeft to Righty: Butch Hayrynen, Don Bowen, Landon Cothren, Ray Hippi, Mouse Horton. SECOND ROW: Bud Killian, John Raupp, Clifford Sands, John Barnes, Ralland Wallace, Son Bond, FRESHMEN: FRONT ROW qLeft to Righty: Larry Steveson, Jerry Hill, Walt Dailey, Don Ramey, Wayne Olson, Wayne Spain. SECOND ROW: Bruce Iemmett, Tommy Cothren, Jim Williams, Larry Co1lins,Wayne Carscadden, Ray Ogden, Burton Stone. SECOND TEAM: FRONT ROW qLeft to Righty: Paul Netter, John Grizzle, Ray Brown, Pete Helland, Loren Bowen, Ron Phillipps. SECOND ROW: Allen Eddy, LeRoy Webb, Arland Lyons, Bill Collins, Barry Mc - Laren, Ken Spencer, Joe Steveson, oS'f o F7 Rl-7 1 kj e XJ kj 45 is ,X 3 'i J TOP TO BOTTOM: LEFT ROW: Ralland Wallace Cliff Sands John Barnes RIGHT ROW: Don Bowen Son Bond 2. Jn: ,lt NON LEAGUE GAMES LEAGUE GAMES Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo STATE Toledo Toledo Toledo 51 Morton 49 Winlock 61 Onalaska 44 Mossyrock 67 Randle 43 Morton 44 Winlock 49 Onalaska 67 Randle 68 Mossyrock TOURNAMENT 54 Entiat 57 Stevenson 45 Colfax THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BUD KALICH, TOLEDO, W Toledo Castle Rock Toledo Rochester Toledo Pe Ell Toledo Woodland Toledo Toutle Lake Toledo Toutle Lake Toledo Rochester Toledo Pe E11 DISTRICT 'TOURNAMENT Toledo North River Toledo Wahkiakum Toledo Ilwaco Toledo South Bend f v A I 7 Q -5 R X GD x ' ox 1 x S 9 'YV 5 s- ax E ., EAST LEWIS COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM WON LOST POINTS Toledo I 18 Mossyrock 3 I4 Winlock 4 I2 Morton 5 IO Onalaska 7 6 Randle IO o This Page Sponsored By OLSON IEWELERS ll00l' Il0'l' TOP RIGHT: John Raupp. SECOND ROW QLeft t0 Rightlz After Toledo -Winlock game, Ray Hippi, Butch Hayrynen, THIRD ROW: Toledo -Mossy- rock game, Bud Killian, Landon Cothren, Mouse Horton Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, Repair Phone SU 5-3462, Winlock Congratulations To Basketball Team iii 21 ,f sd 'N 1 T .Hay A-s... I I I .7 '- , 'rg T' 21: NT 'Z -f .4 V A Y 4 93 H f if 1 qs, - 1 w ', f gf Lf 1- 31' , TA ,. ' .,., TFE ,ff vt X 54? ljiirull 5 EQ' lQX e' 0 I xg vii 'pf ' BATTING AVERAGES AB Don Ramey 7 Larry Steveson I5 Don Bowen 63 Arland Lyon 69 Larry Collins 6 Son Bond 46 Butch Hayrynen 63 Terry Hanken John Padgett Loren Bowen Cliff Sands John Barnes Wayne Olson Ken Spencer I im Williams Bill Collins 69 53 67 47 I2 8 37 II 6 HITS AVE, 2B 3B 3 .428 o 6 . 4oo 3 ,25 - 397 4 23 0 333 4 2 - 333 0 I5 .326 4 zo .317 2 zo .289 7 I5 .286 1 I9 .283 1 13 -277' 4 3 .250 1 2 ,250 1 7 .189 o 2 , 181 1 o .ooo o jiX,14 '- 52 BASEBALL SQUAD: FRONT ROW QLeft to Righty: Coach Ted Hippig Barry McLaren, John Barnes, Iohn Padgett, Landon Cothren, Ken Spencer, Butch Hayrynen, Ar- land Lyon, Maurice Ray. SECOND ROW: Wayne Spain, Bill Collins, Larry Bowen, Loren Bowen, Son Bond, Don Bowen, Cliff Sands, Terry Hanken, Carl Alcorn. TOP ROW: Jerry Gilman, Wayne Olson, Burton Stone, Don Ramey, Clayton Adams, Bud Killian, Lloyd Morgan, Jim Williams, Larry Steveson, Gary Hurst, Ron Phillipps. EAST LEWIS STANDINGS TEAM WON LOST POINTS Toledo 5 I IO Winlock 5 I IO Napavine 2 4 4 Toutle Lake o 6 o LEAGUE GAMES Toledo .,,, , . .17 Toutle Lake .... . . , 5 Toledo .,,, ,,.. 6 Napavine . . . , . 3 Toledo .... . .. 5 Winlock ..... ...6 Toledo ,,,, , , , 3 Toutle Lake ,,,. , , , 2 Toledo .... .... 6 Winlock ..... . . 4 Toledo ..,. . . .18 Napavine .,. .. o PLAY OFF GAMES Toledo .... .... 8 Winlock ..... . . 4 Toledo .... . . . 4 Mossyrock .... . .. 2 Toledo ,,.., ,,., I Rochester , , . . , . 3 'f Tc 5 ,M 4 5' C lgQ r.-1 IQ, 0 . V 'dl , fi . O J iw ,N ' 2 AN X? LOREN BOWEN DON BOWEN JOHN BARNES CLIFF SANDS BARRY MCLAREN BILL COLLINS Shortstop Catcher Pitcher Pitcher First Base Catcher 1 I Fi' f 1 u T' Q K 6 qv I Y -Z ,A , Q E' 'i ' ' ' .- r 4-RW ,Q if 1' ' Q ' r A ' . . .af f 'rw -. 55 K .f eh.-Q TERRY HANKEN ARLAND LYON BUTCH HAYRYNEN SON BOND LANDON COTHREN KEN SPENCER Center Field Left Field Third Base First Base Right Field Right Field X if QXQMW' F F if Q X ' 0 N: . lt- . ,f - , I Qt. 2 , , ,ply Y H fl: ' Y' WNFW it .ia it if 'S ,K A r -f ,Q ,. ff, - I N 2 4+ K ' Gym, ' X 'A W I I--g e A P , N Q 4. if C 'LSR A f F A ' Y fi ,f ' F JOHN PADGETT JIM WILLIAMS DON RAMEY LARRY COLLINS WAYNE OLSON LARRY STEVESON Second Base Second Base Catcher Pitcher First Base Right Field alan BJ 3' ,it 1 Q, i V411-aqua: DISTRICT TRACK MEET -Allen Eddy Finishing Second In Ioo Yard Dash., -f .Aid 'sv I BASEBALL ACTION Toledo -Rochester Play-Off Game. This Page Sponsored By FLOE 'S INC, I339 Chehalis Ave. Phone 8-3331, Chehalis Jin C0 .!. K ff? Q .inf THSaa,,,, fi 3 ,Qty .os L25 TH' ? 1 -3 JD NS 4 33 if ff .Dip W4 X FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Mr, Soland, Coach, C. Turner, I, Grizzle, B, Brewer, D. Douglas, R. Oliver, R, Brown, SECOND ROW: L. Webb, I. Steveson, L. Kaiser, A, Eddy, M, Mackey, I. Hill, B. Thayer, THIRD ROW: W, Pratt, T. Cothren, B. Iemmett, W. Hoage, I. Raupp, D. Kletsch. TOP ROW: I. Edwards, C. Weth- erington, B. Maschke, P, Helland, G, Withrow, G. Blair. Bill Brewer - II 112 LeRoy Webb - 8 Deral Douglas - 5 314 Dick Kletsch - 2 Corby Turner - I Larry Kaiser - lf2 MEET SCORES I, Toledo 44, Mossyrock 34, PeEll 12, Green Hill 8 2. Castle Rock 52 113, Toledo 45 I12, Mossyrock 39 314 3. Mossyrock 56, Toledo 39 4. Mossyrock 40, Toledo 38 If2, Winlock 35 If2, PeEll 4 5. Centralia 70 112, Toledo 42 If2 6. Mossyrock 38 112, Castle Rock 29, Toledo 27, Winlock 22, PeEll 3 If2 7, Toledo 5o 112, Mossyrock 38, PeEll 6 112 8, County Meet'-Winlock 42, Mossyrock 40, Toledo 37, PeEll I 9, Sub -District -Allen Eddy 2nd in the loo yd, dash. No other boys placed, OUTSTANDING MARKS INDIVIDUAL TRACK SCORES Allen Eddy IO,I in 12116100 yd. dash ' Allen Eddy - 110 114 ' 82 I9'9 in the broad jump o John Raupp - 53 . John Raupp I39'3 in the discus 'Joe Stevenson - 31 314 Walt Pratt 5:01 in the mile ' Bob Thayer - 30 If2 Mike Frank 2: ll in the 880 ' walt Pratt - 23 Tom Cothren 5'5 in the high jump ' Tom Cothren - 21 112 Bob Thayer 56. I in the 440 yd. dash ' Mike Frank - 21 55 Letter Winners w 1 s 4 ,I I W ix? Y A X, 7 1 x s Y X I , ,- .AQ , -rv Q f . I n 5 il A ! V L, jf. A I., 0 93 F7 Ya Ki 2 4 55 fr 1 1 . .gs . 1 gr, Sy if 1 Va SQL: R lxfxa i 1 I i xx I. Star of Tomorrow-JoAnn Inman. 2, Hungry -Bonnie Bones,JoAnn In- man, Barbara Blair. 3, Lady of the Lake -Donna Turner, 4, Oh happy day! 5, Just figuring-Bonnie Walls and LuRae Matlick, 6, Out behind the barn -Glenda Meadows, Butch Hayrynen, and Landon Cothren, 7. Only me -JoAnn Inman, 8. Shirts alike Qstuffedj -Larry Kaiser, Den Phillipps, and Son Bond, 9. Iust friends -Tom Ryker and Kay Gil- man. Io. Iust checking-Donna Turner, II, The day after the night before -Bonnie Bones, I2, Tall, medium, and short-Bonnie Walls, Ioan St.rom, Dorothy Moore, and LuRae Matlick, 13, Nice yacht-Barbara Blair. 14. Sitting and wishing-Ioan Strom and Dorothy Moore, 15. Three musketeers-Barbara Blair, Charliene Reynolds, and Ioan Strom, I6, Read for fun -Don Johnson, Carol Brooms, Den Phil- lipps, and Gail Helland, 17, All tired out-JoAnn McKeun, Bon Bones, and JoAnn Inman, .HZ 1 K -...,....... , ' .. Q.. ....,,.., Ci N N 1 H4 ' K '52 'S' ' x Q N 1 ' s 2: r A i 1 I ,Q 2, .., f if - .. 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