Toppenish Senior High School - Tohiscan Yearbook (Toppenish, WA)

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November December December December December December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January January January January February February February February February Act 2-.748 Wafer Wonflw Indoors: Carl Koboski, Barbara Wagner, Bob Roth, Pat McCar- thy, Donna Mallette. Outdoors: Betty Squibb, Roy ix If Morris, Gary Irvine, Irene Heit, Melvin Henle, Lyn Richards. 29fNational Assembly. l -The Taming of the Shrew was given by the University of Washington touring theater rou . 2-'tribe Basketball Jamboree was held at Wapato, 6fAn assembly featured Mr. Mithun, a University of Washington architect. Basketball game, Toppenish vs. Pasco, there. 8gThe matinee of the senior class play, Shadows in the Night. 9fThe evening performance of the senior class play. 10kBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Grandview, here. 13-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Sunnyside, there. 16fThe big event of the winter was the formal Senior Ball, Spring in December. 17-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Sunnyside, here. 20-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Pasco, here. 21-The music department gave a Christmas Choral program. There was a matinee in the aft- ernoon for the students. 22fBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Grandview, there. 6fA Pep assembly was held in which the football letters were awarded. Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Selah, there. 7iBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Highland, here. A junior class dance followed the game. 11-The band gave its annual concert. 12-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Marquette, there. 14-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Yakima, here. 2OYBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Cle Elum, there. 21-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Wapato, here. A Junior Class dance followed the game. 26-The March ggfBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Selah. of Dimes Drive started at Top-Hi. Smoker, Top-Hi vs. Marquette, here. fBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Ellensburg. 3-Basketball 4--Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Highland, there. 6fAn assembly on conservation was attended by the senior high boys. 7-Smoker, Top-Hi vs. Grandview, there. 9-Smoker, Top-Hi vs. Pasco, there. game here, Top-Hi vs. Marquette, followed by G. A. A. dance. 7

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.xdcf 1-Ulm fl!!! 'Wmflw Indoors: Sylvia Peterson, Don Mastel, Bev Gearheart, James Christensen. Outdoors: Roy Morris, Virgil Bogart, Shirley Loderhosc, Joan Leidy, Sara Cleghorn. September 6-The curtain rose on the first day of school. September 7 and 8-Registration was completed, fees were paid, and class officers elected. The patrol September 12 September 13 September 14 September 15 September 16 boys were organized under Mr. Sipes. -The board of control made its first appearance, directed by Wally Hall, our A. S. B. pres- ident. -The stars tseniorsl were auditioned with aptitude tests, the first fire drill was conducted, and the Drill Team and F. F. A. held their first meetings. -The assembly and social committees met. --Yell-leaders try outs were held, with Gloria Weeks, Don Roth, and Virginia Henley win- ning the honors. -First dance, sponsored by the A. S. B. -The first pre-season game, Top-Hi vs. Kennewick, was played, followed by a Pep Club Dance. -Central Washington fair opened. School art exhibit won several honors. -Game, Top-Hi vs. Grandview, followed by G. A. A. dance. 8-Toppenish vs. Richland game. 12-Columbus Day. 14-Homecoming celebration was held, climaxed by the Toppenish-Selah game and a dance sponsored by the Seniors. 21-Game, Top-Hi vs. Marquette, was followed by a Pep Club dance. 28-Game, Top-Hi vs. Ellensburg. 1-The first National Assembly featured Dr. Sampson, who talked on diet as a means of building athletes. November 3 and 4-Quarter Exams. 10 September 23 September 28 September 30 October October October October October November November November 11 November 15 November November November 21 November 22 November 24 -An exchange assembly with Wapato was sponsored by the Pep Club. -Armistice day. No school. Toppenish-Wapato football game. -The first noon movie was shown by the Junior Class. 18-Sophomore party. 19-The board of control sent thirty-three representatives to the student conference at El- lensburg. -The second National Assembly featured the Melodeers, a singing and accordion-playing group. K -A Pre-season smoker was sponsored by the Wildcat Club. -Thanksgiving. 6

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.xdcf 3-jhe .Spring Wonfkd Outdoors: Sid Morrison and Marcella , ,Ya Britton. Indoors: Jerry Lillie and Jim Ekard. February 10-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Cle Elum, here, followed by a sophomore dance. February 11fBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Yakima, there. February 14-fHPep Club sponsored an assembly. February 16gSmoker, Top-Hi vs. Pasco, here. February 17fBasketball, Top-Hi vs. Ellensburg, here, followed by a Wildcat sponsored dance. Smoker Top-Hi vs. Grandview, there. February 18-Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Wapato, there. February 21 The juniors presented the matinee of their play, The Princess Comes Home. February 22-Washingtorfs Birthday. No school. February 23V--A-The evening performance of The Princess Comes Home was given. February 24 Basketball, Top-Hi vs. Yakima, there. February 25-Smoker. February 28 The Eastern Washington College of Education Band performed at an assembly. March 1-The senior high boys attended an assembly. March 2fSmoker, Top-Hi vs. Marquette, there. March 3 and 4fBasketball, district tournament, at Wapato. March March March March March March March April April Aprii 21 May 5 May May May June June 28 7--F. F. A. banquet was served by F. H. A. girls. 8-A national assembly featured Dr. Bird, a lecturer. 10 and 11-The Toppenish Wildcats stole the scene at the District Tournament and became Y V. A. A. champions. 15-18fThe Wildcats traveled to the State Basketball Tournament in Seattle and came home with eighth place honors. 20-An assembly featured the C. W. C. E. band. 24-The Talking Birds performed in a National Assembly. 31-Our own band and vocal departments previewed the numbers which they sang at the Mu- sic Festival in Ellensburg. 4-Mrs. Kaiser led a discussion on family life in an all-girl assembly. 12fThe Y. V. J. C. Choir entertained the Top-Hi students with a choral program. -The junior class gave their annual banquet and prom, 'tManhattan at Midnight. and Gf 13-Pep Club sponsored the annual Lettermen's banquet. 26fThe seniors gave their annual assembly. The band took part in the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival. Baccalaureate services. 1-The seniors took their final bows at commencement. 2fProduction completed, play a success. 8