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

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moo I9 6 The class of '56 began their last year at Top-Hi with Spence Barrett as class presi- dent. Other officers were: Vice President, Ellen Schmella, Secretary, Faye Arens, ROW l: .lerry Booth, Dick Ward, Spence Barrett. ROW 2: Mr. Morin, Miss Ross, Alair Sutton, Faye Arens, Ellen Schmella, Mr. Mitchell. One, nine, five, six, who'll click, we'lI click. One, nine, five, six, who'II click, we'lI click. One, nine, five, six, who'll click, we'II click, Seniors. Treasurer, Dick Ward, and Social Chair- man, Alair Sutton. Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Morin, and Miss Ross served as advisors. A few of their many activities were at- tending the College Conference, sponsor- ing a couple of dances after games and participating in many pep assemblies. Graduation plans. occupied much of their time, and announcements, exchange of pictures, robes, colors, mottoes, and speeches were a part of the year's prob- lems. The group chose blue and silver for their colors, with light blue for their robes, Not finished, iust begun, was their mot- to, the rose was their choice of flower. Janet Chase was chosen Homecoming Queen and Sue Leming was the senior princess. The Patsy, the senior class play, was presented November l8th. December l6 was the date of the Senior Ball with the -theme White Forest, where Spence Barrett and Dorothy Bittle became royalty for the night. Spring highlights were the Senior Award Assembly and Baccalaureate, events which led to the night of May 24, the conclusion of The Time of Their Life for one hundred ten graduating Seniors.

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9999090090099 9909990000994 a fag The Patsy is a modern story of Cinderella, despised by her mother and older sister, who after much turmoil finally gained the respect of her family and won the man she loved. This rollicking play was presented November l8 by the senior closs under the direction of David Berg 4 V' 90 '60 we . a ,oe -so 0 0,0 9. 4, ss is Ay., -so coo 044139 X A '1' 4' . we x X te C, 090 dw do wo bg, K Q Q0 5.9 65 9' 5' Q' me 115, SEATED: S. Barrett, S. Seely, D. Biffle, J. Chase, S. Leming, G. Tollefson. STANDING: N. Johnson, D. Smith, W. LeBlanc. I0 sd. + -t 0- 'Fo Q. Q0 oo 4' -so oc 6' 0 0 ,sb ea 0 C