Valley High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Valley, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1954 volume:

T954 Q PUBLISHED BY TT-TE ' ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OE PQ TU VA E EE Y T TEiTf.j'v CTT C' Q E VA E E E K WA S!-NNE TON Rv, K .VI ,V .- I , l, v ' .. .. 3--h Af: b . 1 ., ,r.Z t' I .L l 6 1 44. I .N fd .M RQ -.w L l ' ,A,.ll:: , F , ' s ,pq ' , 4, A n , 1 + Wwii, -,I l' X ' Shi ,lg lgkfv-Q. ,gf -5.- '- 1. Q' ' 1 mfr w- Lg: - - Q. . 1 ff 1 N We, of the Annual Staff and of Valley High School wish to dedicate this annual to our school custodian, Jack Williamson. , Jack is a friend of all and will certainly be remembered by all the students for the patience he has shown toward us and for all the little extra things he does for us. C LTY Supt. R. M. Ruehlman Mr. Merle M. Blevins ffl Mr. Robert P. wilson Miss Elaine Anderson Mrs. Dorothy Atkinson Xin E ANNUAL STAFF Editor... ......... ....... . .... . ........ Gloria Carter Assistand Editor .... ................ ..... Sylvia O'Bryant Snaps ............ . ...Patti Haraldson-Jennie Lou Leonard Circulation.... ooooooooucoooo nsvonna ...Ramona DBVES Arisooqoaosoou sooo' some ooaounooauno Betty Carnes MU5iCooo oeuo 0 0 00 -noe apen ..Marj0rie Hater Sporfsosu 0 oosoEddie Buck-Gail Whife Advisor.... .... Mrs. Dorothy Atkinson Standing: QLeft to Rightl Betty Carnes, Jennie Lou Leonard, Mrs. Dorothy Atkinson, instructor, Eddie Buck, Gloria Carter, Gail white, Ramona Davis Seated: QLeft to Righti Marjorie Hater, Sylvia O'Bry- ant, Patti Haraldson VALLEY BREEZE STAFF Ediforooouoooooooa no oeco Gloria Carter Assistant Editor .... . ....Sylvia O'Bryant Sports Editor .... . . . ..... Ramona Davis Features....... .... Patti Haraldson Arfon oooo goose oonvno .Betty Carnes Circulation.... ..... ..Marjorie Hater Reporter. ..... . ......Jennie Lou Leonard Advisor..... . ....Mrs. Dorothy Atkinson Standingg fLeft to Rightj Ramona Davis, Marjorie Ha- fer, Patti Haraldson, Mrs. Dorothy Atkinson, instructor, Jennie Lou Leonard, Gloria Carter Seated: QLeft to Righti Betty Carnes, Sylvia D'Bryant 5uperintendent's Message To The Students of V.H.5. within the pages of This annual is preserved The record of what you will someday realize is The finest period of your livesg nYour High School Daysu. As you glance thru your annual in years to come, mem- ories of The friendships formed at V.H.S. and of The good Times you had will repay you many fold for what might now at Times seem To be a lot of unnecessary work and effort. we as Teachers and l as your superintendent are proud of the part we play in your education, proud of the oppor- tunity we have to share with you the advantages of an Ameri- can High School and fortunate that The hand we play in your growth and character development, small though it may be, can be and is freely given. Our worth and our success as Teachers lies in The fu- ture. Your cooperation while here and your success after graduation are our greatest rewards. My best wishes to The Class of l95h on the eve of Their graduationg and To you all. Sincerely, Rc My Rl-leh I man BUS Drivers: OVONF, VI I I lesson, Mnlvllll. Bock .4 R7 ,I-' iw. . ' 'A :NI Jack Williamson valley School Mrs. Hazel Beck, Mrs. Mary Bonfield if , i ' i -+4 33 N.. .... 7-fax s - 1' r , 1 : ' xii x .. . W ' . n r . ig' 5 -1-- , fs-.. -1 3 -JJ.nn '41, 'v 'uv-N... z V A--A-:'.,..... va x :lit w -11' l ' in 'Q 'lx n 'gtq uf' . ' 'L N W K 1 ' O 5 un , MW' . . Gloria Carter Eddie Buck Alice Davey V i Richard Vanooren Jennie LOU Le0nard Sylvia O'Bryanf Merle Blevins, Advisor Sammie McNeilly SEN l OR ACH I EVEMENTS Gloria Carter: Class Treas- urer Qhl, Sec. QED, P.E. Ql- Zj, Glee Club Ql-2-5-LJ, Co- Representative All-Northwest Chorus, Bellingham Q5j, Co- Representative All - State Chorus, Yakima Qbj, Band Q2- 5-hj, Paper Staff Ql-5-Ll, Editor of Valley Breeze Qhj, Annual Staff Q5-bl, Editor of nBear Tracksu Qbj, UNot Quite Perfectn Qlj, nThe Un- invited Ghostn Q2j, nAct Your AQGH l5l, nLitt!e A- cornsn QLD Eddie Buck: Class Treasurer Qlj, Vice-Pres. QED, Pres. QMj,' Football Manager Ql-2- 5-ul, Basketball Q2-5-LJ, Baseball QI-2-5-hi, Student Council Q2-LJ, UNot Quite Perfectn Qlj, uThe Uninvited Ghostu Q2j, nAct Your Agen Q5j, HLittle Acornsu Qhj Alice Davey: Salutatorian, Cheerleader Q5-LJ, Twirler QZQ, Paper Staff Q5j, Chorus QI-2-5-hi, nNot Quite Per- fectn Qlj, nThe Uninvited Ghostn Q2j, nLet Me Out Of Hereu QBJ, nLittle Acornsn qui: P' E' cl'2'5'uJs Cap' tain of Basketball Team QLD, Schools Attended: Valley High, St. Regis High, Monta- na Richard van Doreng Student Body Pres. Qui, Vice-Pres. of Class QLD, King Candidate QED, Football Q2-5-Ml, Box- ing Q2-57, Baseball Q3-bl, Captain of Football team Qhj, nThe Uninvited Ghostn Q2j, HAct Your AQGU QED, nLittle Acornsn Qhj Jennie Lou Leonard: Girls' Pu En Ql-23, Paper Qbl, Annual Staff Qhj, nNot Quite Perfectn Qlj, HThe Un- invited Ghostu Your AQQN CED, cornsn Qhj Q2J, Act nLittle Ar Sylvia O'Bryant: Class Sec. Qlj, Band Qhj, Class Pres. Ql-22, Chorus Ql-22, Paper Staff Q5-LQ, Co-Editor of Valley Breeze Qhj, Annual Staff Q5-LQ, Co-Editor of Annual Qhl, P. E. Ql-27, Valedictorian, Carnival Can- didate tor Queen QLJ, nNot Quite Perfectn Qlj, nThe Un- invited Ghostn, Q21 nAct Your AQGH CBP, nLittle AP cornsn Qhj Sammie McNeilIy: nLittle Acornsn QLD, Sergeant - At Arms Qll, Flag Twirler QED, Cheerleader Qhl, Candidate for Queen QED, Girls' P. E. Ql-5-hi, Schools Attended: Pomeroy, Chewelah, valley Senior Class Prophecy Gloria Carter, the new radio and television star, will be seen shortly over station KFBK performing with her hus- band and four small daughters. Ringling Bros. Circus will soon be here featuring our own Sylvia 0'Bryant as their famous trapeze artist and her fiance, Alvin as a lion tamer. The American Lawyers Association have welcomed Eddie Buck into their realm, and he is now prosecuting one of the largest Communist spy rings in America. Jennie Lou Leonard is now singing in New York in the famous musical opera, nThe Redhead from Valleyn. Her hus- band co-stars with her and they make QIO a performance. Richard Van Doren and his pretty French bride have gone to Paris on their honeymoon. They plan on settling in Cali- fornia where Rich is going to be a cattle rancher. Alice Davey and Sammie McNeilly are now wrestling in New York under the names of ncrippler Daveyu, and nAngel- Face Killmern. Senior Class will on this gay and happy May 25, we the seniors of V.H.S. feel it our duty to leave to the underclassmen all the tattered books, used chewing gum and the tired, bedraggled faculty. Each senior wishes to bequeath to certain classmates: 1, Sylvia O'Bryant, being of sound mind, will my sis, Norma, to the high school teachers and my Valedictorian Honor to Billy Stroyan. l, Alice Davey, bold and stauct, will my athletic abil- ity to Neva Anderson, my cheerleading skill to Barbara Koch. l, Gloria Carter, being quite sure, will to Marjorie Hafer, my job as editor of the Valley Breeze. I, Eddie Buck, being of unsure footing, will my driving skill to Patti Haraldson. l, Rich Van Doren, being sure as ever, will my physique to Duane Heine and my football suit to my brother, Denny. 1, Jennie Lou Leonard, will my red hair to Mr. wilsong Ferdinand to Mary Jane Fogarty. l, Sammie McNeilly, of undue woe, will my ability to get along with everyone and my height to Michael Kulzer. e gxirf ' FWF OT l95h Senior Class History The Valley High School graduating class of l95h is se- ven in number: Alice Davey, Gloria Carter, Eddll Buck, Richard Van Doren, Sylvia o'Bryant, Sammie McNellly, and Jennie Lou Leonard. ln l9h2, eighteen eager little people began their road of education, among them, Alice, Gloria and Eddie. Sylvie joined them later that same year. In l95O the freshman seats of Valley High were occupied by Gloria, Sylvia, Alice, Eddie and Jennie Lou. Richard joined us in his sophomore year. Through out our years in grade school, we all recall the trouble and mischief we got into. Gloria will always remember the time when her little boy friend kissed her and the teacher caught then. And Alice, how about the time you fell in the mud, and your brother got a spanking for lt? Sylvia was always studying and increasing her knowledge: while Eddie would throw snowballs at the girls and tease them. Jennie, the shy little girl, would hide and blush when the boys teased her. Rich will always be remembered for helping build the carnival booths, and moving the stage props, Sammle, by ner friendly attitude to her classmates. The senior class play, 'Little Acorns', taught us all ln years to come, to learn our part ahead of time instead of the night before. students who were et one time classmates will never be forgotten by this class of l95h. .mr-Q , 'F' 'bl C S A U C C 4 X K1' Q 1 H R I ,zfi my 0 3 X. ,,,. ,I Q , S .Q 1' , l Fi'-as N' D llfl7':..'72 1. ,, are E T , fs ' Aiefihfie 42 l C-fl E5'7 L xr fft Eddie S J 7, :X 3. C? 0 CLASS OF i957 Back row: Ronnie Bakken, Bruce Moore, Leroy Thomas, Lester Erdman, LeRoy Leonard. Middle row: Bryce Field, Gladys Buck, Barbara Combs, Shirley Carnes, Wanda Tiffany. Front row: Miss Elaine Anderson, advisor, Barbara Koch, Madelene Proctor, LHVODDG Suebert, Bessie Allgaier, Jean Bradbury. CLASS OF I956 Back row: Duane Heine, Mrs. Dorothy Atkinson, advisor, Gerald Hanley, Corinne Droter, Billy stroyan, Janice Gilman. Front row: Denny Van Doren, Neva Anderson, Charles Koch, Jewell Rail, Larry Story. CLASS OF i955 Back row: Gene Banister, Marjorie Hater, Leroy Hollinberger, Mike Smith, Ken Ely, Harvey Pidgeon, Lyle Helt, Gail White, Doris Rail, Russell Combs, Betty Carnes. Front row: Mary Jane Fogarty, Patti Haraldson, Mike Kulzer, Mr. Robert wilson, advisor, Margie Miller, Ramona Davis. l M Millicent Collins Lorna Collins ..... Dennis Collins ... Charles Collins ... Pandora O'FIaherty. Judith Wentworth .. Diana Wentworth .. Sidney Lanfield ill ill' THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY HLITTLE ACORNSH bY Betty Knappe Cast of Characters oo: llc .... Alice Davey -- Gloria Carter ..... Eddie Buck Rich Van Doren .-- Sylvia O'Bryant Sammie McNeilly Jennie Leonard ........ Mike Smith Little Acornsn is a three-act comedy which was directed by Miss Elaine Anderson. lt is a story of a widower who wanted to remarry. His three children were opposed to the idea and went to most any means to prevent such action. Aaron Slick ....... Mr. Wilbur Merridew Clarence Green .... Mrs. Rosy Berry ... Gladys May Merridew The Girl in Red ... Little Sis Riggs .. Director .......... ALL HIGH PLAY AARON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRlCKn bY Lieut. Beale Cormack Cast of Characters QUQIOOQOIQOQDOQQQQQOOQ llc loo notes Oli O its .. Ronnie Bakken Bruce Moore Billy Stroyan Mary Jane Fogarty Patti Haraldson ons nouveau Ramona Davis llooaalo Jean Bradbury ..... Supt. R. M. Ruehlman ln Mrs. Beeryfs Oklahoma kitchen, Aaron Slick meets his downfall. Gladys May is chased by an awful cow. Merridew meets his match in Sis. Clarence Green spouts poetry. A year later in a Chicago cabaret, the Girl in Red gets the best of Aaron---almost. The law catches up with Merridew. Mrs. Berry finds a new husband. IJ 'Aaron Slick F rom Punkin Crick' f N-nigdr ., ..L..--, 52.1 F' . 44-- I I , I 1A A ' I A X 3.1 VALLEY SCHOOL BAND Standing: fLeft to Rightj Ramona Davis, Miss Elaine Anderson flnstructorj. Back Row: Doris Miller, Janice Gilman, Sharon Forgey, Shirley Carnes, Marjorie Hafer, Jerry Offerdahl, Jean Brad- bury, Madelene Proctor. Front Row: Bessie Allgaier, Sandra Frizzell, Lavonne Seubert, Norma O'Bryant, Gladys Buck, Beverly Pool, Betty Jean Carnes. Majorettes: Patti Haraldson, Neva Anderson MAJORETTES Patti Haraldson Neva Anderson GIRLS CHORUS Top Row: fLeft to Rightl Alice Davey, Ramona Davis, Patti Haraldson, Corinne Droter, Lavonne Seubert, Neva And- erson, Madelene Proctor, Mary Jane Fogarty, Sammie McNeilly, Janice Gilman, Miss Elaine Anderson QDirectorj. Bottom Row: Barbara Koch, Jean Bradbury, Bessie All- gaier, Shirley Carnes,wanda Tiffany, Betty Jean Carnes, Mar- jorie Hafer, Jewell Rail, Marjorie Miller. GIRLS' P.E. ff Ros Robert P ldilson, instruclor, Sammie McNeil- Le 2 0 4' Iy Janice Gilman, Wanda Tiffany, Gladys Buck, Lavonne I Seuberf, Madelene Procter, Jean Bradbury, Barbara Koch. Right Row: Alice Davey, Corinne Drofer, Shirley Carnes, Mary Jane Fogarty, Bessie Allgner, MarJorie Miller, Jewell RaiL Neva Anderson HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Marjorie Miller, Alice Davey, Betty Carnes JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Shirley Carnes Sherri Jensen Madelene Procler, Janice Haraldson E-HW xsgg :JH 'Ava 5 I It 'L' -15 :lr Q Football 1 l 1-li 11-1-an-1 :insula- Baseball gb I v - lf-1 VALLEY FOOTBALL TEAM 1953 Back row: Coach Blevins, Russell Combs, Leroy Hollinberger, Billy Stroyan, Lyle Helt, Gerald Hanley, Gail white, Denny Van Doren, Michael Kulzer, Manager. Front row: Larry Story, Charles Koch, Ronnie Bakken, Rich- ard Van Doren, Bryce Field, Gene Bannister, Duane Heine, LeRoy Leonard. SEASON FOOTBALL RECORD THEY WE Republic '-'7' '20 lone 55 I5 Cusick 25 I8 Springdale I5 I2 Curlew 20 2l Metaline -22 -2 Totals l5l an VALLEY BASEBALL TEAM l95M Back rowg Lester Erdman, Bryce Field, Charles Koch, Duane Heine, Ken Ely, Lyle Helt, LeRoy Leonard. Second row: R. M. Ruehlman, coach, Russell Combs, Billy Stroyan, Gail White, Gerald Hanley, Harvey Pidgeon, M..l. Blevins, coach. . Front row: Mike Smith, Ronnie Bakken, Rich van Doren, Leroy Hollinberger, Larry Story, Denny Van Doren, Mike Kulzer. High School Baskefball HAH Squad Back row: Merle Blevins, Coach, Russell Combs, Gail white, Gerald Hanley, Harvey Pidgeon, Billy Sfroyan, Fronf rowg Charles Koch, Leroy Hollinberger, Larry Story, Michael Kulzer. BASKETBALL RECORD THEY WE THEY WE Springdalemm 7 5 Cusick 75 5l Deer Parka: I 5 Huniersa 5h M5 Uellpinif 6 I2 Chewelaha M2 25 Hunters: 65 58 Lakeland Village Lo 55 ilellpinihs 35 5Li wellpinii-fr 57 5: Kettle Fallsm 59 29 Springdalea L5 55 Springdale: 58 L6 C d'A Academy 62 55 lncheliumm 68 M7 C d'A Academy 55 27 Lakeland Village 57 2h Marcusx 27 28 Cusick 77 I6 Conference Gamesm Norihporix M6 LI Jamboreemx SCORING RECORD Players Field Free Personal Tofal Goals Throws Fouls Poinls Bill Sfroyan 70 26 6I I66 Russell Combs 56 5h 55 IM6 Gail white L79 59 27 I57 Leroy Hollinberger M2 I5 L2 99 Gerald Hanley II I2 20 5M Eddie Buck 9 8 I9 26 Harvey Pidgeon 6 I5 I5 25 Mike Kulzer S 5 8 21 Larry Sfory 2 5 5 7 Charles Koch O I 2 I I-ll ke Smi Ih O O 2 O Denny Van Doren O O I O Gene Banister O O I ' O Duane Heine O O O O .VA .- 1 1 . J Hu, f! i,Wjfv 5 Lu A ,flf? '9KJ N '12, J1 iwnf -LA Y Jaesgx-5 F J 25 x Q -QYJQJTQ? fi J' a' :' 4 W, Jr. f. ' il xf nf: 'Wulf 6 k fr: Qfazm 1 ti' 5 , 3. ' 1' HBH Basketball squad Top Row lLeft to Rlghtl Duane Heinie, Denny Van Doren, Merle Blevins fcoachj, Harvey Pidgeon, Mike Smith Bottom Row: Gene Banister, Charles Koch, Larry Story. Junior High Basketball Team Top Row fLeff to Righty william Hellhake, Denny Burya, Ronnie Bakken, Larry Bennett, Bryce Field, Merle Blevins. Bottom Row: Bobby Banister, Terry Frizzelg LeRoy Leonard, Larry Leonard, Jimmy Gilman, Dennie Humphrey Junior High Season Record They we They Hunters M9 I6 St. Mary's 57 St. Mary's 2h 27 wellpinit 55 Wellpinit 50 20 Springdale 58 Springdale 29 I7 Hunters M2 Kettle Falls i5 20 Lettermenls Club Back Row: Coach, Merle Blevins, Larry Story, Eddie Buck, Gerald Hanley, Harvey Pidgeon, Bruce Moore Middle Row: Gerald Farnsworth, Leroy Hollinberger, Mike Smith, Gail white, Lyle Helt, Denny Van Doren. Front Row: Michael Kulzer, Duane Heine, Russell Combs, Charles Koch, Rich Van Doren, Billy Stroyan, Gene Banister, Bryce Field. 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C C x l - xr ' AUGUST Zi- School opens SEPTEMBER 8- Freshman Day ll- Football, Dance and Dinner - l8- Senior Dance 26- Senior Hard Time OCTOBER 2L- School Carnival NOVEMBER 2- Lunch Program IO- Football Banquet ll- Armistice Day DECEMBER I2- Junior Dance 25- Senior Christmas i955-ELL CALENDAR JANUARY 25- March of Dimes Benefit MARCH -l7- All State Music Festival I5 20 Music Contest at Cheney 27- Senior Play uLittle Acornsn Dance APRIL 8-9- Spring Vacation 2h- Music Contest at Spokane I6- All High Play uAaron Slick From Punkin Creekn MAY 7- May Day lj- Spring Concert 23- Baccalaureate 25- Graduation Party 28- School Picnic IKULZEPHS Home Owned Since i889 Largest and Most Complete Stock in the Northwest in Business in the Same Location 6l Years Shoes S Rubbers Dry Goods Hardware Groceries Drugs a Stationery Radios Furniture Fruits Tires f Vegetables Feed Cold Meats Westinghouse Refrigerators and Electric Ranges Frigidaire Refrigerators, Electric Ranges, and Electric water Heaters COMPLETE MCCORMICK-DEERING LINE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. MACHINERY AND TRUCKS Shippers of wood, Hay and Farm Produce Trade at Kulzer's and Save -- we sell at Mail Order Prices Phone Valley-26Oh STROYAN SERVICE STATION Distributors RAINBOW GAS, STOVE OIL AND DIESEL FURNACE OIL, TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Phone Valley 2625 Valley, Washingfon HAVEN OF CHARM Beauty Salon Colville, washington Isl Phone 2 VALLEY DRUG COMPANY Reliable Prescription Service OO Phone 585 Chewelah, washinglon RAY'S PLACE Pop Candy Pool Television Ray Breen, Prop. Valley, washingfon Dollar For Dollar You Canil Beal A IVONTIA C CHALMERS SALES M SERVICE 2Ol S. Park Chewelah, Washinglon Greetings to the Advertisers from The staff of nBear Tracksn VALLEY FEED MILL PURINA CHOWS H.P. POWERS PHONE 2656 Valley, washington ASSOCIATED SERVICE STATION Grease Jobs Gas Lee Pidgeon Phone 262h Valley, wash. COLD STORAGE Jenne's Kold Storage Custom Meat Cutting, Curing and Lard Rendering LOCKER SERVICE Chewelah, washington FITZGERALD MOTORS New '5h Fords Car Repair Phone IOS Chewelah, wash I I COLVILLE FLOUR MILLS KESTER'S SHOES AND DRY GOODS Seeding Time is Here Patterns - Clothing FEEDS - SEED - FLOUR - FERTILIZER I Shoe Repair wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye Colville Flour Mills Phone 292 Colville, Wash. N f Chewelah, washington I -- I IQLLUHEUEES SUPER IUQRIQEI IUURE PUUFUF LULU PHIEE QI REUEIUJHIIE A large variety of groceries at a low cost Phone 2l5 Chewelah, Washington BARMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing Congratulations To the Yardage Graduating Class of l95h Shoes Furniture from 250 S. Main Phone 55 A FRlEND Colville, washingfon ZOODSMA WALDEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY PLUMBlNG AND HEATING 259 S. Main Colville, Wash Zbh N. Main Phone MMO Phone bh5 Colville, Washington Nln The Wes? its WESCON For REPAlR WORK On WATCHES AND JEWELRY COME TO SAYLER'S JEWELRY Chewelah, Washingfon CHEWELAH TRANSFER Tools, Electrical appliances, Paints and Hardware Phone 9l5 Chewelah, Wash. CASH PAlD SPORTSMAN TAVERN for Swear and Sour Pop Hamburgers Candy CREAM Enlerlalnmenl EGGS CURLEW CREAMERY COMPANY Chewelah, Washington Chewelah, washington KlNG'S VARIETY STORE Cards Toys Candy Miscellaneous Chewelah, washington KULZER 5 SKOK Lawyers E. 2nd Chewelah, Wash. Phone Chewelah 555 CHEMELQH BRQUCH SEATTLE-FIRST NATlONAL BANK Chewelah, Washington Uwe Sell The Best and Serve The Resin LEHRWQH GQRQGE Phone 297 Chewelah COLVILLE VALLEY FRIENDS OF THE VALLEY SCHOOL DONATED THIS SPACE EFIIIIIIIIEER IIEHLIIJ CU. Low Interest Rafe FARM LOANS ON GOOD RANCHES we wrife All Kinds of FIRE and AUTO INSURANCE Dealers in Farm and Cify Properly IILI N. I-lain -Colville- Phone 212 GAMBLE'S WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Hardware, Cooking utensils, Tools, and Pain? Colville, wash. VALET CLEANERS THE STATESMAN-EXAMINER Five Day Laundry service 2Il - 2l5 S. Main Sfreef Jerry McMillan, Owner H9 S. oak Phone 55' coLvlLLE, WASHINGTON Colville, washington QQ g -JC' P-UQEQPUCUCD H S f Us nw, f G'heEnd rms uoox wn runususn uv LEO'S ANNUALS aoum vm wnnuv noAn OPPORTUNITY, WASHINGTON