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

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aiu.. 436 l 'vi September-1953 e0 X, 80 XG 8,3 -akva Nl 'AXX X66 09 3 CL K X Oozewx 6 1 S5005 X3 woxxi :L 'Ygxxevs 1. Mr. Miller and Miss Finch foresee the year's picture-taking. 2. Even a mouse can tell J. Donnelly, B. Rasmussen, Miss F., and others are busy on Tohiscan. 3. A. Regimbal, A. Schneider, B. Lybyer, J. lngram, and N. Jewett hear the Yanks beat the Dodgers. l'm behind the radio. 4. Mrs. Carlile enjoys Sep- tembf-r's sunshine. 5. J. Hubert-studying? 6. You should hear what D. Holm told H. Heather! 7. Sophs plan a Homecoming floate D. Bittle, D. Hill, N. Johnson, G. Tollefson, and R. Staub. 8. l left before senior high arrived for lunch-Judy Edwards, J. Lichten- berg, E. Peilike, and J. Hiatt. 9. M. Shearer, looking for me 'F 5. Q ' - o S 0 Wg. X. do oo., ee Q. 9 S .o XXX 0X6 XX' fiovxletoo Wg. D. Holm, B. Owens and others at the game- WYI X06 gala 'f 6 XRQ qxewqf xixfogylo 5. 4

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3 t , , L if gg J.. ' I -.P an I P ,,-,-,,,pnnogiunuulu? h t ' ,--,,, g-. gnslng1 HM It is appropriate that the book which records Top-Hi's first year in the new building should be dedicated to a man who has done much toward its creation. An active and tireless planner in advancing the building program of District 202, Mr. Koboski worked toward the future, basing his efforts on his sound knowledge of Toppenish's past. A 1927 graduate of Toppenish, Mr. Koboski became a member of the school board in 1948 and retires this year after faithful service in that position. During this time, he was also active in the County School Directors' Association, serving as secretary and as president, and in the State School Directors' Association, where he also was a member of the legislative committee. His faithful performance of duties is only one indication of his deep interest in the boys and girls of Toppenish. For years this tall, smiling man has been a familiar sight at student events. As a spectator at athletic events, banquets, school plays and concerts, and as a chaperone or speaker at dances, banquets, and other functions. Karl Koboski. Sr., has won the admiration and affection of Top-Hi. He belongs to us. We know that he will no longer be present at board meetings, but that our friend will still be around the school he has served. Thank you, Karl Koboski. We'll be seeing you. - laps' rweinwest SCHOOL BOARD A. K. Temperley Mr. Schmella Mr. Niedermyer Mr. Koboslri Mr. Corderman Mr. Rivarcl

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