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

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Row one: P. Gordon, R. Fernandez, E. Wilmelh, B. Olsen, M. Rivard, J. Davis, J. Silvers, C. Lindsay. Row Mo: L. Worsham, M. Rank, M. Chandler, S. Hanson, M. Gosney, R. Smith, A. Affholler, C. Johnson. Row three: B. Campbell, D. Tabler, K. Radford, V. Higgins, J. Christal, L. Gulsline, N. Mayfield, T. Van Zwol, J. lde. Row four: S. Leak, S. Hovis, P. Wells, S. Harlman, B. Massong, P. Chissus, C. Walden, S. Hardy. PEP BAND . X'-,' 1 . fi iff l s J .ffm m .- afiiwgs- :,..::.:1- . Presidenl Norman Mayfield and Mr. Tollefson. l .0 i

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A-941 ff P ,OK The Science Club started their year with the election of their officers: President Darold Nie- dermeyer, Vice-President Mike Scalley, Secretary-Treasurer Kay Delaney, and Sergeant- at-Arms Ray Hamilton. Miss Marion Ross is the club visor. Everyone was busy during the year with their in- dividual projects in electronics, rock collecting, microscopic work, and model reactors. Their year was highlighted by the initiation for the new members held December 18 and the field trips they took throughout the school year hunting rocks and visiting places of interest. An open house was held in the spring to display the projects of the members and to end their year of activity. President D. Niedermeyer and Advisor Miss Ross. J. Bradbury, P. Chissus, and D. Niedermeyer ? . . ,W-'uw 1? lf! ji!i!x?i,!,! it r i' Ms., 2 ..iii ' ' J 1' iw-W

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Row one: K. Pellil, R. Taft, D. Green, G. Campbell, M. Macias, L. Garcia, C. Bolhwell, J. Campbell, G. Fendell, J. Williams. Row Iwo: N. Morford, P. Bowles, M. McMican, J. Wells, B. Newell, S. Delaney, L. Clark, B. Riley, L. Juarez, T. Chandler, R. Smith, G. May, L. Owens, Row three: J. Strom, J. Smith, L. Layman, J. Leidy, C. Anderson, B. Hanson, P. Larlon, D. Walker, K. Delaney, H, Armiio, R. Nass, D. VanCleave. Row four: W. Briggs, G. Thomas, E. Armiio, P. Smilh, S. Hixson, J. Dickey, J. Thomas, D. McVay. 'The Top-Hi band under the direction of C. O. Tollefson had a very successful year. Officers were President Norman Mayfield, Vice-President Sandra Leak, and Secretary Margaret Rivard. The band started the year by playing at the Fourth of July Parade and the Wapato Harvest Festival. The band presented two concerts at the Central Washington Fair in Yakima. Their performances in 1956-57 included playing for the Homecoming parade and all home football and basketball games, They per- formed at half-times and pep assemblies. Many band members attended the solo contest at Ellensburg, In the spring the Band Boosters supplied the funds for the trip to perform at the Apple Blossom Festival. Ending the year, they furnished back- ground music for the graduating seniors at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Row one: J. Silvers, L. Worsham. Row two: C. Johnson, S. Leak, B. Olsen. Row three: L. Gulsline, M. Gosney.