Tolt High School - Tolo Yearbook (Carnation, WA)

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Seniors In the next few pages you will see the members of the grad- uating senior class, the year 1959. These seniors have just completed twelve years of schooling and hard work, which was to prepare them for their life ahead. For eight years they attended elementary school where they learned to read, and write, and to work with number. On the first day of high school, 1955, they poured into the Tolt High halls, all bright eyed and eager to learn the ways of high school. As sophomores they were older and took a little greater part in the school activities. The boys were on the sports field playing for their school, and the girls were helping the boys through cheerleading. The fall of 1957 rolled around and those sophomores now became the juniors of Tolt High. Their mission for the year was Woodland Fantasy, their Junior Prom. Then they were seniors, the leaders of Tolt High, and now it is over. All the carefree school days, the football games, the noontimes. It has now reached its end. Some of them may attend colleges here and there to further their educa- tion, to better their minds. Some will start the life long work of making a living for themselves, and someday for a family. The senior year has sped by much too fast. The time be- tween juniors and caps and gowns has been far too short. Now that school is over for them, they probably will look back at the fun they had here and the excitement. It is hoped that they will look back with fond memories on this, that they hold for such a short time, but will remem- ber forever. 20

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Royal Court: Delaine I, Ronnie T. t Susan G., An enjoyable evening of dancing. Thea Q., Carol S., Dean F., Dave W. and Pat B. Junior Prom Snaps Dave W., Pat H., and Bill B. Gene Atkins Band 19

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VICE PRESIDENT Ed Hatton Senior TREASURER Bonnie Ronnei PRESIDENT Natalie Savisky o F F I C E R S SECRETARY Brad Berry STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Dietrich Jung