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

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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.

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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

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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