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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N ovem ber-1953 Qxai c Q Ctellxoi Cooieiell 9 avail et 601165 ya 9 X 1 5190 ee W 5603 I: 9 was A YVAKKY5 W xugfbxa 3 ,eu H9 M3956 2 YSYOQXXS X c Q10 Seam 0 X0 anembli Nimstxce 2 agism ot 'Na x fa 'OA Oixoigxfrl ,5 0 I wal Caillwa PX e 2 C' ft it swaeet Q0 6 e- , e ' A V ' , 1 Xu 1 'B u .NWI 2 I . . is ylkt 1 - -QHQBKO V. l ' X0 K af QPQU '0 xx M We' . X , wmv' X X . xi . - ' vague' XR' X P I 1. E. Heilman taking admission at the G.A.A. Carnival. Boy! I sure almost got tromped there. 2. P. Knight painted my tail while she was making a G.A.A. sign. 3. J. Sherwood and V. Schmella take money at the C.A.A. Carnival. I sure had fun playing among that MONEY! 4. I helped J. Chase separate C.A.A. point sheets. Boy! was that fun! 5. C. Huylar and C. Hadley wait for drill team picture. 6. J. Parlet retires from a day's work. l'm hiding behind a polka dot in his shirt. 7. D. Lorton, D. Holm. N. Punch, S. Sullivan, and L. Hansen. wait to go to Sunnyside. I sat on the driver's wheel. 8. H. Heather, I. Ide, E. Buckingham, G. Cameron, P. Punch, D. Hill, and D. Lorton wait between scenes at Senior play rehearsal. 9. Mr. Bothwell having fun at the G.A.A. Carnival. l got some meringue in my eye. 10. J. Scalley taught me a lesson. 11. E. Macias, M. Shequin, and M. Arens took charge of dart throwing. I'm under M. Shequin's Carnival hat. 12. B. Orozco. 13. R. Hall waits for people to sign the guest list at open house. I'm mad, she wouldn't let me.