Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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M...-.....f - ' r AH' 'M IIMII The main building of Wahkiakum High School U91 52 Sandy Jacobson EDITOR Lu Ralfield BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. Mary Trumbull ADVISOR Plannedby THE LA MELE STAFF of Wahkiakum High School CaThlame1, Washington FOREWORD We, The sfaff, ediTor, and ad- visor hope ThaT This 1958 LA MELE will conTain some of your mosT cherished memories. IT is our sinceresT wish ThaT you will enioy The annual as much as we have enioyed bringing iT To you. To The adminisTraTion and sTudenTs of Wahkiakum High School, iT is Thus The sTaff pre- senTs The I958 LA MELE . . . THE HISTORY OF LA MELE The name LA MELE means The mule, which is our mascoT, and The name applies To all of our aThleTic Teams. When iT was decided ThaT we wanTed an Indian name and yeT, one ThaT had some connecfion To The word mule, our nexT sTep was To consulf one of The Indians who lived in CaThlameT. We were Told ThaT when' TranslaTed LA MELE meanT The Mule and so since we had found whaT we wanTed, our nexT sTep was To have our informaTion confirmed by an auThoriTy on The subiecT. La Mele is a word Taken from The Chinook iargon com- ing inTo The iargon from The French spoken by early French- speaking Canadians in The Columbia Valley. This iargon was laTer used by The Indians, Therefore, we ofTen Think of iT as being an Indian word. TABLE OF CONTENTS IADMINISTRATION II CLASSES III CLUBS AIR VIEW OF PUGET ISLAND IV SPORTS V ADVERTISERS wif T f,f5 ff? dminisfrafiou SUPERINTENDENT JULIUS A. WENDT PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Time passes swiftly and in these fleeting days seniors SU PERI NTEN DENT'S MESSAGE Seniors of 1958, you are graduating from high school at a time when much is demanded of you. At no time has so much emphasis been put on the importance of education. Industry, science, the professions are all demanding highly trained and specialized workers and competition in all these fields is keen. True, this is a time of great opportunity but not without industry and hard work. To meet the challenge of this age you will have to expend yourself to the limit of your abilities. As you leave this high school I wish you well. What- ever you choose to do with your life, give it the best you have, no less, and you will be rewarded. SCHOOL BOARD Jack Linquist Harry Olsen Britanus Vik Eli Doumit Jack Worthington will experience various moods. The drudgery of the moment with the endless repetitious tasks is replaced at times by the challenge of the future. The happiness brought by school ending alternates with sadness upon leaving friends and a familiar situation. Your education is not merely schooling. It is a life- long self discipline and training which should be en- couraged by a reasonable opportunity to lead a good life and seek certain goals. These goals are generally vague. If you have planned well, however, you will soon see a certainty of need and follow a definite program of work or study. Appreciate the present then with its thorny problems and ioys. Life passes swiftly-live it to its fullest. PRINCIPAL HAROLD E. KLOES MR. ERNEST McKlE MISS MARGARET MCCARTER MRS. MARY TRUMBULL MR. WILLIAM PATTERSON C06 C0lle99i Monfana Sfaie Phoenix College, Iowa State Montana State U., B.A., Col- Willamette U., B.A.p CWCE, U., EWCE, B.A,p U. S. His- College' 5.54 Unive,-Sify of umbia U., U. of Wash., Pa- WWCE, Bookkeeping, Typing TOYY, Civics, P- E-f Drivers' Arizona, English I, Biology, cific U., Portland State, U. of I, Grade P.E., Athletics, Read- Training, Athletics. P.E, and Health. O., French II, Typing I, II, ing Improvement. Publications, Geometry. MR. LEE EVANS Indiana University, B.M.E., Ba nd, Choir, Elementary Music, English IV. MISSJACQUEYGREENOUGH Montana State U., B.A.p English II, III, Wash. History, Guidance. FACULTY MR. HAROLD KLOES Western Washington College of Education, B.A.p U. of W., M.Ed., Drafting, Grade Shop, Shop I, Advanced Shop, H. S. Principal. DR. CHARLES TRUMBULL Rocky Mt. College, B.A., Pacific U., B.S., O.D, Mon- tana State U.p U. of Wash. U. of Oreg.p EWCE, Chem istry, Library. MR. ROBERT KERSTETTER Washington State, B.S., Agri culture I, II, IV: Algebra I MRS. DORA-MAE OMAN Oregon State, B.S., Home EC- l, II, Ill, Grade Home Economics. MRS. ODESSA OSBORN E Mvs. Odessa Osborne is our school secretary who has been with our school since 1945. Mrs. Osborne is also the school district clerk. Mrs. Osborne's duties are: to keep the dis- trict books, budgets, and finances, make out district payroll, attend all school board meet- ings, and take care of legal notices. Some other duties are doing general high school secretarial work: typing, duplicating, ordering books, taking care of all club money in the safe until deposited, and having charge of the sup- ply room. She cheerfully attends everyone who has business in her office. OFFICE STAFFS Supt. Julius Wendt and Mrs Odessa Osborne at work Dr. Charles Trumbull and Student Body Treasurer Jeanne Adams checking the books UPPER OFFICE STAFF: Seated, left to right: Lois Buss, Sandy Neilson, Judy Wendt Principal Harold Kloes. Standing: Sandy Jacobson, Janice Edmonson, Jeanne Adams. lasses SENIOR SNEAK b ..L. Y A Karen Everman, Mida Dodge, Morris Deaton, Judy Hanson. Lee Evans SENIORS ENJOY ANNUAL SNEAK On May 2 of this year the seniors took their annual Senior Sneak. The whole class, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson and Lee Evans, enjoyed a clay at Battleground Lake. Most of the day was spent eating. Some of the boys even spent the day fishing but didn't catch a thing. A few of the industrious students hiked around the lake after lunch. All-in-all the whole class had a wonderful time and it will be remembered in years to come. Morton Holland, Judy Wendt, Sandy Neilson. Frank Webb, Larry Robbins, Don Peek FFA I, cations Games GAA l JIM ANDERSON Football 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Publi- 4, Band I, Choir I, 3, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, Interclass I, W Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. LOIS BUSS 2, 3, Secretary 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Publications 3, Student Council 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Office 3, 4, Home- coming Princess 3, Queen 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, Class Presi- dent 3, Interclass Games I, 2, 3, Revised ASB Handbook 3, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. MORRIS DEATON FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Baseball 'I, 3, Football I, 2, W Club 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3. SANDY .IACOBSON GAA I, 2, 3, ASB Public Relations Manager 4, Student Council 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Publications 4, Annual Staff 4, La Mele Editor, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, Choir 3, 4, Inter- class Games I, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, Revised ASB Handbook 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. VALEDICTORIAN JUDY WENDT Class President l, 2, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Student Council 3, 4, ASB Secretary 3, Interclass Games I, 2, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Activity Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, GAA I, 2, Vice President 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 4, Southwest Washington Girls' League Secretary 4, Band I, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, Office 3, Yell Leader 2, Girls' State Delegate 3, DAR Award 4. SALUTATORIAN LARRY Hosiev Football 3, 4, Inspirational Trophy 4, Manager 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Inspirational Trophy 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, DEAD- LY ERNEST Crew 3, W Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Publications 4, Interclass Games l. J EAN ADAMS ASB Treasurer 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Treasurer I, GAA I, 2, 3, Office Staff 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, Interclass Games I, 2, 3, Wa-Ki-Hi Review Co-Editor 4, Revised ASB Handbook 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, National Honor Society 3, 4. CHUCK PARKER Class Vice President I, 2, FFA I, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, DEADLY ERNEST Crew, Student Director 3, ASB Vice President 3, ASB Presi- dent 4, lnterclass Games I, 3, 4, W Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Boys' State, Seabeck. 'iaftnaer V ' 3553. if L R . ,xx K 'Rf -xi t fl gk v I MARTY HENDRICKSON National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Tennis T, 2, W Club T, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Football 4, Publications 4, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, lnterclass Games T, Annual Staff 4. JANICE EDMONSON Glee Club-T, Choir 2, 3, 4, Office 4, Publications 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Games T, 2, Activity Club 3, 4, Rec. Room Manager 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Vice President 3, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, Annual Staff 2, Drill Team 3. FRANK WEBB FFA T, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, Vice President 3, President 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, Public Relations Manager 2, lnterclass Games 2, 3, 4, W Club 3, 4. JUDY HANSON Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, lnterclass Games I, 2, 3, Activity Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, Pep Club T, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 1, 2, Publications 4, Girls' League 'l, 2, 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3. TIM JACOBSON Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball T, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Publications 3, Cltoir 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, W Club 2, 3, 4. GERI STANLEY BOLDT Pep Club I, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 1, 2, 4, Publications 4, Art Editor, Girls' League T, 2, 3, 4, Band T, 2, Choir T, 2, 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, lnterclass Games l, 2, Tennis T, 2, Drill Team 3, Glee Club T, Activity Club 2, 3, 4, Rec. Room Manager 3, 4. LARRY ROBBINS Class Vice President 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, lnterclass Games 3, 4, W Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. KAREN EVERMAN Glee Club 1, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League T, 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 4, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, Choir T, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. J U DY HEAGY GAA I, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Annual Staff 4, Publications 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, lnterclass Games l, 2, 3. BOB ADAIR Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor, Choir 3, 4, lnter- class Games 3, 4, W Club 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3. Long- view: lnterclass Games l, Choir l. BETTY MADDEN Class Secretary l, 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet l, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Drill team 2, Student Council 4, Activity Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, Home- coming Princess 4, lnterclass Games l, 2, 3, Publications 4, Co-Editor Wa-Ki-Hi Review 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4, GAA l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Office Staff 4, Annual Staff 1, 2, Glee Club l. MORTON HOLLAND Basketball l, 2, 3, Football 2, 4, Tennis 2, W Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Publications 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, Choir 4, lnterclass Games l. SANDY NEILSON Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Activity Club 2, 3, Student Council Representative 3, GAA I, 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Choir l, DEADLY ERNEST Cast 3, lnterclass Games 1, 2, 3, Office Staff 4, Class Rep- resentative l, 2, Class Secretary 3. ROBERT RODAL Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Tennis 2, 3, lnterclass Games l, Annual Staff 3, Wa-Ki-Hi Review 3, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, Choir 3, W Club l, 2, 3, 4. MIDA DODGE Choir 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Publications 4, Library 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Games l, 3, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, GAA 4. MICKEY SEABERG National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 3, Student Council Represent- ative 4, W Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track l, 2, lnterclass Games 1, 2, 3, 4, DEADLY ERNEST Crew 3, Class Vice President 2. x CLASS VS- 1 ,. V i K 'qui' Front row: Jim Keatley, Bernie Vog, Lyla Westbrook, Cleona Spillman, Mamie West, Patricia Lex, Peggy Madden. Second row: John Witham, Beth Ann Quigley, Sharon Rich, Barbara Rodal, Joanne McClanahan, Antoinette Kuliis, Evelyn Morris. Back row: Ed Olsen, Bill Mahitka, Rodney Prestegard, Alex McCormick, Lu Ratfield, Gary Olsen, Doug Struthers, Denny Wendell. X 3 A 9 3 y -..- 5 - A A Q z' ,.., ,-,. .wvl Na' F- , M' .V . ,Z ' ' ' 3 V E ' ' V J- ' 4 . A , J . 1 , , g- , . ,. ., M .. , . - L ,VK we . AWHPMNW, Q O r ES HIGH A SCENE f 0m ACT ll Ol the lUnl0V Class PlaY, NO MORE HOME' A scene from ACT Ill of the junior class play, NO MORE HOME- WORK. WORK, OF '59 W I ' I ' , Q, ' or. . 'F f . I-Ill 'W I lx If W Q X. . . Q ' ? -vw S' 75, g kk K 17 '1- , ,X.: is I A. I I. r .if 'W '!'t Front row: Bob Davis, Johnny Ray Anderson, Jack Dickson, Lorne Buss, Richard Oatfield, Shirley Cook, Evelyn Johnson. Second row: Terry Irving, Jerry DeBriae, Mary Ann Johnson, Don Fudge, Della Fudge, Karen Fudge, Donna Kimm. Back row: Bob Box, Jerry Bain, Don Burdick, Ray Anders, Howard Cook, Jack Davis. The class of '59 entered high school in the year I955. They pre- sented the Senior Farewell, Bon Voyage. 'S As sophomores, they presented the Sweetheart Swing, Hearts and Flowers. As iuniors, the class presented to the public the iunior class play, NO MORE HOMEWORK. From the pro- ceeds of this play, the juniors pre- sented the Junior and Senior Ban- quet and Prom. The iuniors are looking forward to a prosperous year as seniors. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer Evelyn Johnson, Student Council Representa- tive Lu Ratfield, Advisor Jacquey Greenough, President Jim Keatley, Secretary Shirley Cook, Vice President Ray Anders. JUNIORS PRESENT PRODUCTION STAFF Co-directors TT Joanne McClanahan Beth Ann Quigley Business Managers T Patricia Lex Howard Cook Stage Manager Bob Eaton Stage Crew Don Fudge, John Anderson, John Witham, Jack Davis, Rod Prestegard, Gary Olsen, Phil Roetger, Ed Olson. Make-up Helen Loberg Evelyn Johnson Publicity Managers Barbara Rodal Sharon Rich Publicity Committee Richard Oattield, Jack Dickson, John Anderson, Ber- nie Vog, Della Fudge, Jim Keatley, Bob Box, Cleona Spillman, Mamie West. Line Coach TT T Antoinette Kuliis, Beth Ann Quigley, Joanne McClan- ahan. Stage crew with co-directors-the hard working people the public doesn't see. Back row: Bobby Eaton, Don Fudge, Jack Davis, John Witham. Sitting: Helen Loberg, Evelyn Johnson, Joanne McClanahan, Antoinette Kuljis, Beth Ann Quigley, QE., Act II: The Big Argument continues. Jerry Bain, Karen Fudge, Lyla Westbrook, Peggy Madden, Cleona Spillman, Mary Smith. NO MORE HOMEWORK Director Miss Jacquey Greenough Student Director Lu Ratfield JUNIOR PLAY CAST Back row: Mary Ann Johnson, Evelyn Morris, Cleona Spillman, Mary Smith, Karen Fudge, Della Fudge, Lu Ratfield. Middle row: Denny Wendell, Jerry Bain, Mamie West, Lyla Westbrook, Peggy Madden, Bernie Vog. From row: Miss Jacquey Greenough, Don Burdick, Lorne Buss, Alex McCormick, Jim Keatley, Ray Anders. PLAY CAST Pamela, Cleona Spillman Buzz, Bernie Vog Shalimar, Peggy Madden Ronald, Lorne Buss Midge, Lyla Westbrook Faversham, Donald Burdick Miss Oglivie, Mary Ann Johnson Tallula, Mary Smith Miss Dill, Evelyn Morris Mrs. Ratchet, Karen Fudge Miss Goodin, Della Fudge Miss Clendening, Mamie West Mr. Tok, Jerry Bain Mr. Lundquest, Jim Keatley Mr. Ames, Denny Wendell Mr. Obermeyer, Ray Anders Coach Guthry, Alex McCormick Act Ill: The dramatics coach squawks. Della Fudge, Cleona Spillman, Ray Anders, Mary Smith, Don Burdick, Mary Ann Johnson, Jim Keatley, Peggy Madden, Denny Wendell. There were two boats made in shop this year. All of the shop classes helped work on them. Welding was added to the shop program this year. Those pictured are: Mr. Kloes, Tom Czarnecki, and Bob Wright. PRESENT AND The future 8th grade will take shop for the first time next fall when they move into the high school. They will take a course in the general field of shop tools. FUTURE 1 1 Miss Margaret McCarter shows frog to her biology class. Those pictured are: Denny Wendell, Linda Wika, Janice Gross, Gloria McClure, Diane Emery, Betty Omodt, Miss McCarter, and Bob Irving. Mr. Ernie McKie points out the working parts of a car to his drivers' training class -Joe Swift, Keith Olsen, Ted Saari, Carol Baker, Patty Chase, and Phyllis Olsen. Dr. Chuck Trumbull and students -Jim Keatley, Jerry Bain, and Della Fudge, compare tubes in chemistry class. Mr. Bob Kerstetter, agriculture instructor, shows students how to use the tripod. Those students pictured are: Rodney Carlson, Frank Webb, Tom West, Mr. Kerstetter and Larry Riley. CLASS ' .. Front row: Betty DeBriae, Janice Gross, Normie Gorman, Kris Eggman, Diane Emery, Second row: Augusta Johnson, Nancy Jaspers, Mary Lou Dodge, Claudia Harper, Gwen Gorley. Back row: Hap Anderson, Ray Danielson, Pete Gorley, Rusty Hampton, Bob Irving. Mrs, Trumbull teaches the geometry class. Although it is constituted mainly of sophomores, there are a few juniors and a senior in there. 5. 1' Shirley Hosely, Jacobson, Jack The class of T960 as freshmen was initiated in an appropriate manner and enioyed the Freshmen Wel' come Dance. The Senior Farewell given in May by the freshmen, with Miss Anne Carroll as advisor, was a real success. Aloha was the theme. Now as sophomores, with Mr. Bob Kerstetter as advisor, they gave the Sweetheart Swirl, Saturday, February 15. Both years they sold con- cessions at home football games. OF '60 'ms 'wwf E Front row: Mary Lou Trumbull, Karen Richardson, Linda Wika, Dorothy Peterson, Emily Worthington. Second row: Linda Kerstetter, Mary West, Lorraine Lechner, Betty Omodt, Mary Lex, Billy Pedersen. Back row: Advisor Bob Kerstetter, Tom Webb, Dick Seaberg, Cliff Smith, Gilbert Vik, Gary Mathers, Jim Mast. CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISOR Front row: President Linda Kerstet- ter, Treasurer Kristin Eggman, Sec- Retary Normie Gorman. Second row: Vice President Cliff Smith, Advisor Bob Kerstetter. Student Council Rep- resentative Lianne Wright, not pic- tured. r. si ,,' fo: Q--9 QUEEN PEGGY REIGNS O'ER SWEETHEART SWING Below: Peggy Madden and Robert Rodal, Linda Kerstetter and Johnny Ray Anderson, Deanna Wendt and Ron Shuley, Penny Madden and Larry Rdb- bins. Hearts and cupids decorated the walls and Tables at the sophomore Sweetheart Swing held February l5. The theme for the dance was Sweetheart Swirl. A heart twirled on the stage. Above: Princess Lois Buss, Sophomore Class Vice President Clifford Smith, Queen Peggy Madden, Princess Evelyn Johnson. Mrs. Dora-Mae Oman's Advanced Home Economics class sewing on their proiects. M i s s J a c q u e y Greenough's Wash- ington History class takes time to pose. u.,Q,A,4 Mr. Hal Klocs and his Drafting class planning our new build- ing. lDrcamers?D Dr. Charles Trumbull's second period cltcmistry class during a demonstration. CLASS N fi Front row: Dwight Howard, Don Bacon, Pat Bechill, Mack Gilbertsen, Dennis Heagy, Chuck Carroll. Second row: Linda Gorley, Mariorie Bunn, Carol Baker, Evelyn Hanson, Cathy Bacon, Menona Jameson, Patty Chase, Patty Burdick. Third row: Joanne Cook, Donna Cook, Jo Ann House, Dennis Barkley, Wally Cochran, Sandra Jacobson. Miss McCarter is teaching English I, Learning plenty, freshmen? Activities of the class of 1961 started out with ini- tiation, administered by the seniors. The seniors were as mean as they could be lin the opinion of the fresh- ment. Many freshman boys turned out for football, some of whom played in league games. The freshmen added to their funds by taking charge of a concession at a foot- ball game. At the end of the year the freshmen sponsored the Senior Farewell dance, which was enioyed by everyone. The freshmen are look- ing forward with enthu- siasm to their next years at Wa-Ki-Hi. OF '61 3 x w . 3 Front row: Jim Rodal, Ron Shuiey, Bob Wright, Ted Saari, Larry Quigley, Saundra Sandstrom. Second row: Susan Mooers, Keith Olsen, Karen Trimble, Sharon Lloyd, Deanna Wendt, Penny Madden, Juanita Parsley, Beverly Watkins, Gaylene Witham. Third row: David Peterson, John Kuliis, Jerry Pedersen, Bob Quigley, Paul Martin, Phillip Vik, Jim Oman, Advisor Lee Evans. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISOR Pictured to right: Front row: Treasurer Penny Madden, Student Council Repe resentative Cathy Bacon, Secretary Carol Baker. Second row: Vice Presi- dent Jim Rodai, Advisor Lee Evans, President Ron Shuley. rgauizatious ACTIVITY CLUB Lett to right: Mrs. Dora-Mae Oman ladvisorb, Mary Lou Trurnbull, President Barbara Rodal, Betty DeBriae, Lorraine Lechner, Judy Wendt, Shirley Hosley, Normie Gorman, Mary Lou Dodge, Geri Boldt, Lianne Wright, Nancy Jaspers, Secretary-Treasurer Judy Hanson, Janice Edmonson, Evelyn Johnson, Shirley Cook, Kristin Eggman, Linda Kerstetter, Peggy Madden. Not pictured: Betty Madden and Vice President-Student Council Representative Sandy Neilson. ACTIVITY CLUB MANAGES REC ROOM Activity Club's duty this past year was to take charge of the recreation room. With the theme of Jailhouse Rock the annual Tolo dance sponsored by the Activity Club, was held Friday evening, October 18, in the multi-purpose room. Thirteen new members initiated this year were: Mary Lou Trumbull, Betty De- Briae, Lorraine Lechner, Shirley Hosley, Normie Gorman, Mary Lou Dodge, Lianne Wright, Nancy Jaspers, Kristin Eggman, Linda Kerstetter, Evelyn Johnson,.Shirley Cook, and Peggy Madden. LIBRARY STAFF swx- l. Left to right: Dr. Charles Trumbull Caclvisorj, Juanita Parsley, Deanna Wendt, Diane Emery, Menona Jameson, Cathy Bacon, Cleona Spillman, Judy Heagy, Sandra Jacobson, Mariorie Bunn, and Mary Lou Dodge. LIBRARY SERVES ALL Members of the library staiaf check books in and out, mend torn books, keep the books on the shelves in order, and process new library material for circulation. Librarians also assist students seeking information. Q fa +V birdie' Hard-working Calypso Kid Poor innocent frosh Jean Adams. Nancy Jaspers. Beverly Watkins. ,4 .Hx Normie Gorman and Lianne Wright, smile pretty for .t 5,5 f. ii : fs X . l l Dorothy Peterson, whose hat and coat are you wearing? A Sing like the birdies, girls. Frank Box, isn't she a li 0 Have fun planting flower seeds, football players! young' tile W i' F 4 . ff. t ,S Q V 'nzfgagi gw . s K' it , , 'I xv .- l , x 1 1 I . M A as 4 .9 , SP, t R Sh l h Judy Wendt, Jean Adams, and Sandy Jacobson, are you gfdn yozeygerv is always so cheerful? Joanne Cook, W haf girl and dog? happened? Cliff Smith with frosh David Sl1ifl9Y Pedersen la swell figure?l K'l5TY EQQYTWGH, iS If Cook an lgreezy? Students enjoy annual Xmas singing. Dvanne Wendt, what are you doing? STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Treasurer Jean Adams, President Chuck Parker, Vice President Bernie Vog, Secretary Mary Ann Johnson. Standing: Public Relations Manager Sandy Jacobson, I Student Council of Wa-Ki- Hi is the duly elected organ- ization for student govern- ment. lt is composed of a representative from e a c h class and club in school. The A.S.B. president is in charge ot the meeting and a faculty advisor is always present. With the powers given them by the A.S.B. constitu- tion, they form the nucleus of school government. CHUCK PARKER A.S.B. President l 1 I STUDENT COUNCIL: Front row: Kris Eggman, Sandy Jacobson, Bernie Vog, Chuck Parker, Mary Ann John- son, Jean Adams, Lyla Westbrook. Second row: Advisor Harold Kloes, Lu Ratfield, Larry Hosley, Cathy Bacon, Betty Madden, Judy Wendt, Lois Buss, Sandy Neilson, Frank Webb, Mickey Scaberg, George Lechner. 1 . BAND glNNe..Lgg'1M. +A Front row: Mida Dodge, Janet Kerstetter, Darlene Klecker, Linda Gilbertsen, Carolyn Hughes, Mary Lou Trumbull, Sandy Neilson. Second row: Deanna Wendt, Wendy Hilton, Becky Neilson, Gwen Jacobson, Lorraine Lechner, Jerry Pedersen, Pat Bechill, Sandy McCormick, Ron Shuley, Janice Peek, Carmella Hall, Don Bacon. Third row: Betty DeBriae, Diane Eaton, Donna Cook, Sharon Lloyd, Don Peek, Lyla Westbrook, Mary Lou Dodge, Dwight Howard, Mike Moore, Neal Gilbertsen. Standing: Jim Rodal, Judy Heagy, Janet Passmore Holmgren, Director Lee Evans. BAND OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Front row: Secretary Mary Lou Trumbull, President Sandy Neilson, Treasurer Lyla Westbrook. Second row: Vice President Don Peek, Advisor Lee Evans. Everman, Sandy Jacobson, Normie Gorman, Judy AND CHDIR Directed by Mr. Lee Evans, the band and choir presented the Christ- mas musical, Christmas Party. They also sang and played down- town for the Christmas tree light- ing Thursday, December 5. They attended both the Pacific County Music Festival at South Bend and the Southwest Washington Class C meet at Morton in March. ln April they gave the annual spring con- cert. The pep band played at foot- ball and basketball games. During the year musical groups performed at assemblies and for organizations in the community. The able accompanist for choir was Judy Wendt. Q 35 Z 'is 5 . ...... ', S Front row: Dorothy Peterson, Evelyn Johnson, Lyla Westbrook, Janice Gross, Peggy Madden, Karen Wendt, Carol Baker, Evelyn Morris, Kristin Eggman, Linda Gorley, Director Lee Evans. Second row: Gaylene Witham, Shirley Hosley, Janice Edmonson, Judy Heagy, Saundra Sandstrom, Donna Kimm, Geri Boldt. Third row: Deanna Wendt, Karen Trimble, Menona Jameson, Sharon Lloyd, Judy Hanson, Bacon, Linda Wilma, Gwen Jacobson, Sandy Jacobson, Joanne Cook. Back row: Mida Dodge, Mary Mariorie Bunn, Evelyn Hanson, Susan Mooers, Penny Madden, Mary Lou Trumbull, Donna Cook. Betty Omodt, Linda Kerstetter, Pat Lex, Cathy Lou Dodge, Nancy Jaspers, Jack Gorley, Tim Jacobson, Morton Holland, Lu Ratfield, Bob Adair, Steve Ostling, David Pedersen, Wally Cochran, Dennis Barkley. F.F.A. .t-...A ,- Front row: Hap Anderson, Rodney Carlson, Larry Quigley, Chuck Carroll, Phillip Vik, Dennis Heagy, Bob Irving. Second row: Advisor Bob Kerstetter, Tom West, Cliff Smith, Bob Quigley, Don Bacon, Gary Mathers, Billy Pedersen, Tom Webb. Back row: Frank Webb, .lim Oman, Mack Gilbertsen, Bill Mahitka, Don Fudge, Jim Mast, Phil Roetger. 1 .,,g,. e..,, ,' JUDGING TEAM: Rodney Carlson, Jim Mast, Don Fudge, Frank Webb, Morris Deaton. OFFICERS: Advisor Bob Kerstetter, Reporter Tom Webb, Secretary Cliff Smith, Vice President Don Fudge, President and Student Council Representative Frank Webb, Sentinel Tom West. Treasurer Bob Eaton, not pictured. Future Farmers of America or F.F.A. is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vo- cational agriculture. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultural leadership and cooperation. They hold many activities through the summer and school year, such as: public speaking contests, par- liamentary procedure demonstra- tions, and state, county and district contests. In raising money to help pay for their activities there were: sale of cider and pencils, turkey raffle, clip- ping cows and shearing sheep, and the concession during the fair. GIRLS' LEAGUE Q5 Front row: Betty DeBriae, Evelyn Johnson, Lyla Westbrook, Shirley Cook, Mamie West, Cleona Spillman, Beth Ann Quigley, Donna Kimm, Kris Eggman, Normie Gorman, Penny Madden, Cathy Bacon, Saundra Sandstrom, Emily Worthington, Lorraine Lechner, Second row: Judy Wendt, Betty Madden, Judy Heagy, Mida Dodge, Peggy Madden, Janet Passmore Holmgren, Menona Jameson, Sandra Jacobson, Gaylene Witham, Deanna Wendt, Augusta Johnson, Sharon Lloyd, Advisor--fMrs. Oman. Third row: Sandy Jacobson, Jean Adams, Karen Everman, Mary West, Diane Emery, Shirley Hosley, Claudia Harper, Linda Kerstetter, Nancy Jaspers, Dorothy Peterson, Mary Lex, Della Fudge, Beverly Watkins, Patty Chase, Patty Burdick. Fourth row. Pat Lex, Sharon Rich, Barbara Rodal, Mary Ann Johnson, Evelyn Morris, Karen Fudge, Antoi- nette Kuliis, Joanne McClanahan, Susan Mooers, Donna Cook, Jo Ann House, Mary Dodge, Betty Omodt, Karen Trimble, Linda Gorley. Back row: Sandy Neilson, Lois Buss, Judy Hanson, Geri Boldt, Janice Edmon- son, Mary Lou Trumbull, Karen Richardson, Joanne Cook, Evelyn Hanson, Carol Baker, Janice Gross, Linda Wika, Gwen Jacobson, Mariorie Bunn, Juanita Parsley. 5.11 Girls' League is composed of all the girls of Wahkiakum H ig h School. This year a silver tea service vvas given to the Girls' League by the Cathlamet Women's Club. Girls' League also took over a booth at the W Club Carnival. At Girls' League meetings during the year, guest speakers were featured. On May 7, the annual Mothers' Tea was given. GlRLSf LEAGUE OFFlCERS AND CABINET: Front row: President Betty Madden, Vice Presi- dent Judy Wendt, Secretary Evelyn Johnson, Treasurer Antoinette Kuliis, Second row: Karen Everman, Mary Ann Johnson, Advisor Dora- Mae Oman, Mary Lou Trumbull, Penny Madden. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY F N.H-S- First row: Antoinette Kuljis, Della Fudge, Judy Wendt, Larry Hosley, Jim Keatley, Mickey Seaberg, Shirley Cook. Second row: Advisor Mary Trumbull, Lu Ratfield, Ray Anders, Marty Hendrickson, George Lechner, I Chuck Parker, Jeanne Adams, Betty Madden, Frank Webb, Sandy Jacobson. Larry Robbins, not pictured. National Honor Society aims to stimulate scholarship, lead- ership, service, and character in all students. The annual initiation as- sembly held on March T2 was highlighted by three interna- tional exchange students who gave interesting and educa- tional talks. y F g T On the National Honor So- V ciety annual field trip the mem i Q 1 7- W bers visited the College ot Pu H V' E get Sound, Seattle University, P T h Left to right: President Jim Keatley, Vice President Larry Hosley, Advisor Mary Trumbull, Secretary ac' 'C Lul eran College, and Judy Wendt, Treasurer Della Fudge, Student Council Representative Mickey Seaberg. the University ot Washington, To the right: President Jim Keatley welcomes new members. Seated: Mary West, Shirley Hosley, Lorraine Lechner, Lianne Wright, Lyla Westbrook. Standing: President Jim Keatley, Gilbert Vik, Dorothy Peterson, Karen Richardson, Linda Kerstetter, Mary Lou Trumbull, Dick Seaberg, G.A.A. ' .1 5.- Os .41 Front row: Betty DeBriae, Saundra Sandstrom, Cleona Spillman, Beth Ann Quigley, Penny Madden, Mary Ann Johnson. Second row: Dorothy Peterson, Deanna Wendt, Evelyn Hanson, Carol Baker, Cathy Bacon, Kristin Eggman, Normie Gorman, Sharon Lloyd, Donna Kimrn, Advisor Margaret McCarter. Third row: Mary Lou Trumbull, Claudia Harper, Nancy Jaspers, Mary Lex, Betty Omodt, Mary Lou Dodge, Mariorie Bunn, Shirley Hosley, Lorriane Lechner, Jo Ann House, Joanne Cook. Back row: Menona Jameson, Evelyn Morris, Karen Richardson, Linda Kerstetter, Mary West, Diane Emery, Janet Passmore Holmgren, Mida Dodge, Augusta Johnson. To start the ball rolling this year, the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation made and adopted a if new constitution. They spon- Q sored a candy-cake walk and .L a St. Patrick's dance. They also sponsored the girls' interclass basketball games in March. The association sent girls to several play days where they com- peted with girls from other schools. The girls worked hard this year to obtain the points necessary for award certifi- cates. These points were earned by attending weekly tu r n o u ts. The association strives to create good sports- manship among its.members. G.A.A. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Front row: President Karen Richardson, Student Council Representative Kristin Eggman. Back row: Advisor Margaret McCarter, Secretary Nancy Jaspers, Treasurer Mary Lou Trumbull, Vice President Lorraine Lechner. LETTERMEN'S CLUB ,gf oo-Ni ieiiii-fiiiiirs Front row: Lorne Buss, Jack Dickson, Robert Rodal, Larry Hosley, Clifford Smith, Hap Anderson, Morton Holland, Bob Davis, Richard Oatfield. Second row: Coach Ernie McKie, Rusty Hampton, Larry Robbins, George Lechner, Steve Ostling, Marty Hendrickson, Bob Adair, Lu Ratfield, Alex McCormick, Tom West, Vince Kuliis, Coach Bill Patterson. Back row: Norman Ellison, Jim Anderson, Joe Swift, Morris Deaton, Ray Anders, Chuck Parker, Tim Jacobson, Mickey Seaberg, Donald Peek, Frank Webb, Tom Czarnecki, Bernie Vog, Frank Box, Jerry DeBriae. LETTERMEN'S CLUB EMPHASIZES SPORTS All boys making a letter in the maior sports make up the Le-ttermen's Club. They spon- sored the all-school carnival on March 22. OFFICERS AND COACHES pictured to left: Standing: Coach Bill Patterson, President Chuck Parker, Advisor Ernie McKie. Seated: Secretary jim Anderson, Vice President George Lechner, Student Council Representative Mickey Seaberg, Treasurer Larry Robbins. PEP CLUB . A l L .3 L . - V LK.f 91- iiiifffi... . V ' I VV . f' f -'--' A I ' . V . -pa Q , ge:- - Sf 7ffffi5.f1V si iii' 'V ' 5- ' - ' V. .. fQI'- tr'V'ffi4 ' V v VKAL VVmk-- ' ' .1 A4 , I A A-f-awtaewft 4M..M I .4 my xh , K my M . . V v W .. Front row: Penny Madden, Kristin Eggman, Peggy Madden, Linda Kerstetter, Normie Gorman, Evelyn Han- son. Second row: Joanne Cook, Sharon Lloyd, Mary West, Karen Everman, Mary Lou Trumbull, Evelyn Johnson, Gwen Jacobson, Shirley Hosley, Shirley Cock, Nancy Jaspers, Janice Gross. Third row: Advisor Margaret McCarter, Donna Kimm, Beulah Loberg, Judy Wendt, Lianne Wright, Betty Omodt, Lois Buss, Lorraine Lechner, Betty Madden, Evelyn Morris, Mary Ann Johnson, Barbara Rodal, Antoinette Kuliis, Betty DeBriae, Deanna Wendt, Linda Wika, Gaylene Witham, Margie Bunn. Last row: Patty Chase, Mary Lou Dodge, Phillis Olsen, Saundra Sandstrom, Susan Mooers, Dorothy Peterson, Augusta Johnson, Janice Ed- monson Cothren, Mary Lex, Joanne McClanahan, Mary Smith, Cleona Spillman, Karen Richardson, Donna Cook, Carol Baker, Cathy Bacon, Karen Fudge, Helen Loberg, Mida Dodge. 4,,.......- PEP CLUB INSPIRES SCHOOL SPIRIT Wa-Ki-Hi Pep Club is an organized group of those girls who are interested in supporting and maintaining school spirit throughout the high school. Each year it is their custom to award to the graduating football and basketball players a small token ot remembrance of their sports-filled days at Wa-Ki-I-Ii. Mules and pennants were given this year. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Seated: Student Council Representative Lois Buss, Treasurer Evelyn Johnson, Vice President Betty Madden, Secretary Barbara Rodal, Standing: President Shirley Cook, Advisor Mar- garet McCarter, Left to right: Geri Lee Boldt, Lyla Westbrook, Sandy Jacobson, Judy Heagy, Shirley Hosley, Claudia Harper, Mary Lou Trumbull. Not in picture: Lu Ratfield, Mida Dodge, Advisor Mary Trumbull, Taylor Representative Sandy Sandven. YEARBOOK STAFF Picture to the left: Annual staff busy working to meet the second deadline of 24 pages. Annual Editor Sandy Jacobson showing the staff members how to lay out certain pages. Picture below: Annual staff gave Sandy Jacobson a surprise birth- day party at one of the Monday after-school sessions. Punch was served with the birthday cup cakes. An out-of-town visitor was Mr. Sandy Sandven, representative for the Taylor Publishing Company. He showed the staff what they were doing wrong and also how to correct their mistakes. Left to right: Karen Everman, Lyla Westbrook, Geri Lee Boldt, Judy Heagy, Shirley Hosley, Lu Rat- field, Sandy Jacobson, Mary Lou Trumbull, Claudia Harper, Advisor Mary Trumbull. Not in picture: Mida Dodge and Taylor Co. Representative, Mr. Sandy Sandven. Typing Il class with instructor Mary Trum- bull works hard typ- ing dozens of letters to help the yearbook staff collect the neces- sary funds to produce a worthwhile book of memories. Front row: Morton Holland, Tim Jacobson, Betty Madden. Second row: Tom Czarnecki, Janice Edmonson Cothren, Tom West. Third row: Evelyn Morris, Karen Everman, Mrs. Trumbull. AT WORK AND PLAY Standing: Bob Adair, Marty Hendrickson, Lu Ratfield, Advisor Mary Trumbull, Judy Heagy, Mary Trumbull, Claudia Harper, Lyla Westbrook. Seated: Shirley Hosley, Sandy Jacobson, Geri Lee Boldt, Mida Dodge. LA MELE STAFF PRODUCES BOOK OF MEMORlES As the La Mele staff looks over this school year, the members have a feeling of accomplishment. They worked hard to meet their three deadlines and to produce an interesting yearbook. The staff put to use many ideas brought back from the yearbook workshop held in the fall at the University of Washington. The staff, after many sacrifices of time, is proud to have produced the T958 La Mele. TOP BRASS PLAN BOOK Without these people the an- nual staff would have had a hard time preparing an annual for Wa- Ki-Hi. The editor planned the annual, the business manager handler the finances, and the ad- visor aided in many ways. To- gether with the rest of the staff, they helped make the T958 La Mele possible for you. Annual Editor Sandy Jacobson, Advisor Mary Trumbull, Business Manager Lu Ratfield. WA-KI-HI REVIEW STAFF Standing: Tom West, Janice Edmonson, Larry Hosiey, Jim Anderson, Betty Madden, Jeanne Adams, Morris Deaton, Mida Dodge, Janet Passmore, Judy Heagy, Judy Hanson, Sharon Rich, Sandy Jacobson, Mrs. Trumbull. Morton Holland, and Mary Smith, not pictured. Seated: Marty Hendrickson, Geri Lee Boldt, Della Fudge. WA-Kl-HI STAFF SPENDS BUSY HOURS Working busily every day first period, the WA-KI-HI REVIEW STAFF published a paper bi-weekly. Besides publishing the paper, the publications class made programs for the Christmas Fantasy, spring musical, mothers' tea, graduation activities, etc. Advertising sheets, tickets, and other needed items for school events were pro- duced by this busy group. Wa-Ki-Hi Review Co-Editors are Jeanne Adams, and Bent Madden' WA-KI-HI REVIEW co-EDITORS Co-Editors Jeanne Adams, Betty Madden News Editor , Sandy Jacobson Sports Editors Jim Anderson and Larry Hosley Art Editors Geri Lee Boldt, Larry Hosley Exchange Editor ,, Della Fudge Stencil typists Morton Holland, Tom West, Judy Hanson, Geri Lee Boldt, Janice Edmonson, Betty Madden, Marty Hendrickson. Reporters . , Sharon Rich, Mary Smith, Geri Lee Boldt, Morton Holland, Marty Hendrick- son, Judy Hanson, Morris Deaton, Janice Edmonson, Judy Heagy, Mida Dodge, Tom West, Della Fudge. Advisor Mrs. Mary Trumbull thletics WA-KI-HI GRIDMEN 49 N FOOTBALL TEAM Front row: David Pedersen, Chuck Carroll, Keith Olsen, Don Bacon, Larry Quigley, Jim Rodal, Paul Martin, Bob Wright, Hap Anderson, Ron Shuley. Second row: Jack Dickson, Johnny Ray Anderson, Frank Box, Jerry Bain, Alan Shores, Bobby Quigley, Wally Cochran, Dennis Barkley, Tom Webb, Mr. McKie. Third row: Mr. Patton, Ray Anders, Rusty Hampton, Marty Hendrickson, Cliff Smith, Jerry Pedersen, John Kuliis, Bob Davis, Morton Holland, Jerry DeBriae. Back row: Frank Webb, Tom West, Lorne Buss, George Lechner, Vince Kuliis, Tim Jacobson, Jim Anderson, Chuck Parker, Jim Mast. FOOTBALL STARTS SLOWLY, BUT ENDS IN WHIRL WHS . O Kalama . In his second season as head football coach at WHS, Bill Patterson was Uamboreei handling an inexperienced team in a new league. WHS llwaco , Their first game was at the Trico League iamboree in which they WHS Valley played and lost to a highly-rated Kalama team, 35-O, in one half. As far as everyone was concerned, except the Mules and Coach Patterson, this WHSAA ' Kalama was another cellar-dwelling year for the small and inexperienced WHS. Naselle Mvles' WHS south Bend The Mules lost two more games to llwaco and Valley fthe latter win- WHS Ocosta ning the Pacific County League championshipl by the score of 46-6 'and 40-19. However, the Mules were beginning to show some spunk which the Cathlamet fans hadn't caught wind of yet. The Kalama game, to most people, was going to be a pitiful slaughter in their eyes, but Coach Patterson's fired-up Mules played like champions and led the Chinook gridmen up until the final quarter before losing out, 19-32. But this was a new team! And they proved it by winning their next three ball games in a row, trouncing Naselle 46-O, edging South Bend 2l-20, and beating Ocosta T9-6 to cop third place in the Pacific County League and earn the respect of all the football fans in the new league. Wskfhc : T rm? ia-tintzjf 1 35 46 40 32 O 20 6 :Tift STARTING OFFENSIVE LINEUP r iff' 'R ,. vi Front row: Jim Anderson, Chuck Parker, Tom West, Jack Dickson, Frank Webb, Tim Jacobson, George Lechner. Back row: Jerry DeBriae, Bob Davis, John Anderson, Larry Hosley. PLAYERS WIN RECOGNITION Two senior boys, Larry Hosley and George Lechner, made the Pacific County League all- opponents' team this year. Larry played left-halfback and in addition he won the inspirational tr o p h y. George played left end on both offense and defense and did an exceptionally good job for his first year in the sport. Chuck Parker, tackle, made the 2nd team, and Jack Dickson, iunior center, made honor- able mention. Pictured to the right: Ronny Shuley Cfreshman fullbackl, Vince Kuliis Ksenior guardl and Jimmy Rodal Cfreshman halfbackt along with Coach Patterson. The big and little portion of the Wa-Ki-Hi gridmen. ! W. 5 1? :uw ,Qi .mi A43 Q .. A x K. f 3' Ky F 5 x Em , Y if -W A sig EL M- . , QM Q I, , 4-F I ' , f, 4 ,. 5 1 Xb v Q Q. T' 1 V. ma-A. 1' X I 1,462 4 1 if .fwfr f Q Q N! - W Qs 3 g A fri: 5553 : I J , TFQ 4 'miaagi ' H kx xx fiifiigl' 'gf-flag .lwx X . W ge, I S F we . . ft w '- K . -g 5 'Sir , 5.rLs ,wg , ,, Q me -Mex'-fr, 5, .4 'ar x X Qs- .px WE? .. L N ' S x x V, A nf f. X 1.-pw. ' 1 K 2 N' Yi, W X lv -4 4 35121 v W 1 -Wifi? uv ' . ywafff ,X I my few Z my X, Z , lf, ri, ,J-4 fi? fx, .Eg 5, Adi' 4 ' 5' n ,W ,.., W, f it . 3 F 7 - . , 4'-f' , .3 ix 5 A - . . L nt ,MY R A g-A 43 ' . 1 ,1 ':,g433'W fl X X . .r 'T ' 'A -'ff g . .. P ggi? Q 'S' ' 'ai -' g X '- 3 -,v-bf L .ig V ,, .Q -iaQ',' L .4 ., , I A, Tdwg J' km: -:H WM' - .:. - ' ' J W' f , , . 1 3 W :S A' I K f K ' ' 1' 2 ,V :- ' A 'w in .Ju-,a ' w ASM '. , .gi-LES 1 f P K 4 f531QFf4f', - ' We Q i , Y laik sf NP 31 5 1 ', E9,- f Y Q , ,Q ,,,, Wm v, :V if . J i ,, , W, 4. X 2 W f ,K Quit' if ' ,, . ' N Q Q G ' -55? y Ifxx M -xi Q - ' L! . S - A -. ' ' 'W R, ,1f'. ' .4X,, Q, X r 1 1 e' M , :wx s MSN. Av . 1. ,J V' ,. 4 Vlq 4? kwir, ,..,- . , ,Jgim ,W 0 1- 1' --: 'L SENIOR FIVE LEADS SUCCESSFUL BASKETBALL SEASON ROBERT RODAL Forward 5' IO JIM ANDERSON GEORGE LECHNER TIM JACOBSON LARRY HOSLEY Guard Center Guard Guard 5' 11 5'11 5' 11 5'10 FIVE SENIORS GRADUATE Five seniors, all making up the first five starters on this year's basketball team are graduating this year. They are George Lechner, Robert Rodal, Larry Hosley, Jim Anderson, and Tim Jacobson. Each played outstanding ball in his last year and they I al worked very hard and functioned as a good team. Each was a factor in the highly successful season in which the Mules almost went to the State B tournament J' ' im Anderson and Larry Hosley were the Co-captains all year long and carried the team very well. George Lechner was the out- standing player on the club. He won the most inspirational award, the most valuable player award, and shared the free-throw trophy with his fellow senior, Jim Ander- son. All of the boys played very well and each of the five had their nights of glory. When every boy played his best, they were very tough to beat, as they carried the team to a won-lost record of I8- it 8, including 3 wins and 2 losses in the Southwest Washington class B tournament. VARSITY LIVES UP TO HIGH PRE-SEASON RATING Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Standing: Jack Dickson, Richard Oatfield, Robert Rodal, Bob Davis, Tim Jacobson, Lu Ratfield, George Lechner, Jim Anderson, Gilbert Vik, John Anderson, Larry Hosley. Kneeling: Manager Larry Robbins, Coaches Ernie McKie and Bill Patterson, Managers Don Peek and Bernie Vog, SCH EDU LE OF SEASON Wa-Ki-Hi Opponents Woodland Kalarna Ocosta Valley , Woodland Mark Morris Mark Morris Ocosta Longview JV Kalama LaCenter South Bend Naselle llwaco Valley Ocosta South Bend Naselle Ilwaco Valley Knappa Glenwood Tenino Morton Naselle Onalaska Jamboree Jamboree Christmas Tourn. Christmas Tourn. District Tourn. District Tourn. District Tourn. District Tourn District Tourn Co-captains: JIM ANDERSON AND LARRY HOSLEY JUNIOR VARSITY BOASTS SUCCESSFUL SEASON Sitting: Jim Rodal, Larry Quigley, Paul Martin, Bob Wright, Chuck Carroll, David Pedersen, Ron Shuley, Pat Bechill, Bob Quigley, Dennis Barkley, Dick Seaberg, Cliff Smith, Rusty Hampton, John Kuliis, Jerry Pedersen. Standing: Coaches Ernie McKie and Bill Patterson. SCH EDU LE FOR SEASON Wa-Ki-Hi Opponents Dec Woodland ..o..., e.ss,cs,,ss,ss Dec Kalama -- .s Dec Woodland , Dec Mark Morris Dec. Mark Morris Dec Ocosta a,aa,aa,,aa, ..a..f., Jan. South Bend Jan. Naselle a,,a Jan. Ilwaco aaaaaa Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Valley ,,,a., Ocosta ,,....... ,,H,,.,, South Bend Naselle W O, Ilwaco ,O Valley ,,,a,, Knappa aaaa Wa-Ki-Hi Junior Varsity enioyed their sec- ond straight successful year under coach Bill Patterson. The Burros had a good won-lost record of 12-4 in the new Pacific County League. The team was made up mainly of freshmen and sophomores. The freshmen looked good and worked well together and should be a fast-break threat in a couple of years. Gilbert Vik, a sophomore, who also played a little varsity at the season's end, was awarded the scrub award. WA-KI-HI PEP STAFF FOOTBALL YELL LEADERS, left to right: Lyla Westbrook, Normie Gorman, Linda Kerstetter, Kristin Eggman and Peggy Madden. GIRLS CHEER MULES Yell leaders deserve much credit for cheer- ing the team along and for keeping the school spirit high. For football season, Lyla Westbrook was cheerleader queen, and during the basketball season Peggy Madden was cheer queen. B-SQUAD BASKETBALL A-SQUAD BASKETBALL YELL LEADERS, left fo right: Peggy YELL LEADERS: Evelyn Madden, Normie Gorman, Kristin Eggman and Linda Ker Hanson and Penny Macl- den. TUMBLING TEAM MEMBERS, left to right: Mary Lou Dodge, Evelyn Hanson, Darlene Creamer, Betty DeBriae, Gloria McClure, Shirley Hosley and Karen Trimble. STBTTST. TUMBLEWEEDS TUMBLE During the fall of i957 a tumbling team was started at Wa-Ki-Hi with Mr. Bill Patter- son as advisor. This team consisted of Dar- lene Creamer, Betty DeBriae, Mary Lou Dodge, Karen Trimble, Evelyn Hanson. Shir- ley Hosley and Gloria McClure were coaches. These girls performed at several basketball games and some community functions. They did a good iob and hope to keep it up next year. Bottom row: Hap Anderson, John Anderson, Jim Rodal, Bob Wright, Ron Shuley, Dennis Barkley. Second row: Larry Quigley, Cliff Smith, Rusty Hampton, Morris Deaton, Don Burdick, Bob Adair. Top row: Coach Bill Patterson, Jerry DeBriae, Larry Hosley, Terry Irving, Ray Anders, Manager Tom Czarnecki. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM The tennis team of '57-'58 consisted of five girls ffour sophomores and one iuniorl and the advisor, Miss McCarter. The girls played the following posi- tions: Linda Kerstetter, first singles and second doubles, Lyla Westbrook, second singles, third singles, second doubles, Augusta Johnson, second singles, third sin- gles, second doublesg Normie Gorman and Lianne BASEBALL GIRLS' TENNIS BOYS' TENNIS TRACK Left to right: Normie Gorman, Lianne Wright, Linda Kerstetter, Lyla Westbrook, Augusta Johnson, Coach Margaret McCarter. Wright, first doubles. The girls had a fairly good season game wise and a super season fun wise. Pictured below, front row: Jim Rodal, Larry Quigley, Chuck Carroll, Ron Shuley, Bill Pedersen, David Pedersen, Mack Gilbertsen, Jerry Pedersen. Second row: Hap Anderson, Lu Ratfield, Cliff Smith, Chuck Parker, Pat Bechill, Jerry DeBriae, Don Bacon, Bob Quigley, Dennis Barkley, Wally Cochran, Top row: Jack Davis, John Witham, Larry Hosley, Howard Cook, Rusty Hampton, Alex McCormick, Lorne Buss, Coach Ernie McKie. Bottom row, left to right: Jack Dickson, Bud Westbrook, Larry Hosley Top row: Tim Jacobson, Marty Hendrickson, Coach Harold Kloes. ALL ENJOY SCHOOL PICNIC l. l,h. ff Z' XT? -L, i,- Chuck Trumbull Takes a fumble. Principal Hal and his pals. 'Nw 1 K SW'-Lv Are you sure that's true, Lianne and Mary Lou? WlWf3Y'S S0 fUI1'1Y, MGIWC7 ls iT Yl10 food? 2 xl ii A ,. , A ., , g af ,VYP1 Q - :f ',,,.. l all I K - f-,sg Q fQ5i,.xgg.w9, 5, 1 5,1 H, :Ay , iii n f! . W I, - Q'-in av, HI A w 4144. 1 4 alfesrggggi 'Q I-lj Q 91 w.lfW,-iilifimyu 'A X' V 4' 1 . V' I-1' LLL .l 1 'S f ' 1 - sl.,l WL 'Mg of ,wwf 1 ' , 'N .. ,,. , rl 5 ,' 4. ' 'J 1 'Tl a-Full' l. ' H ., 1:2-.-, ' . 4 QA Y 5 -!.' 5. lr-- Qfg' . ' 4 W ' . , i 1 '.l.'?Qe? ' -. And then we have those who are lazy . . . how about il, Lac Evans? PSU McCarfu: . IIN ' 5 fd.-L , Della Fudge and Lianne Wright did a commendable iob on the wardrobe and commentary. Gwen Jacobson and Deanna Wendt, chairmen of the program and invitation committees, worked hand-in-hand to carry out the Dutch theme. MOTHERS Mida Dodge was chairman for the re- freshments committee which prepared all the food for the tea. The dish and silverware committee are pictured with the SILVER SERV- ICE w h i C l'1 th e CATHLAMET WOMEN'S CLUB gave to the GIRLS' LEAGUE. HONORED Jean Adams, Karen Rich- ardson ancl Tony Kuliis did a superb job of carrying the theme through on the stage and on the floor decora- tions. Chairman, Mary Lou Trum- bull, worked to provide the background music of Hi Fi numbers. Peggy Madden was chair- man of the entertainment committee. Lyla Westbrook and Mary Ann Johnson worked together on the table decorations and the flowers to help the atmosphere found in Holland, GIRLS' LEAGUE HONORS MOTHERS AT TEA Mothers of WHS students were honored at a tea, May 7. Corsages of baby iris were given to the mothers as they entered the gym. The theme, Whispering Windmills, was carried out with a huge windmill on the stage. Small blue windmills were centerpieces on each table. Entertainment for the lovely affair consisted of songs by the boys' quartet-Bob Adair, Tim Jacobson, Bernie Vog, and Gilbert Vik. They sang Kansas City and 26 Miles, accompanied by Lee Evans. Marty Hendrickson played a piano solo, Autumn Nocturne. Gwen Jacobson played two saxophone solos, Tenderly and Around the World in Eighty Days, accompanied by Lee Evans. The grand finale of the afternoon was the style show presented by Myklebust's Department Store of Longview. Girls modeling the fashions were: Mida Dodge, Mary Smith, Barbara Rodal, Mary Ann Johnson, Sandy Neilson, Geri Boldt, Antoinette Kuliis, Shirley Cook, and Cleona Spillman. VOLLEYBALL Pictured, left to right, are: Miss Margaret McCarter, Shirley Hosley, Evelyn Hanson, Mary West, Dor- othy Peterson, Margie Bunn, Nancy Jaspers, Donna Cook, Karen Rich- ardson. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ARCHERY Pictured, left to right, are: Gayiene Witham, Patty Chase, Janice Gross, Cathy Bacon, Linda Wika, and Miss Margaret McCarter. BADMINTON Pictured, left to right, are: Betty Omodt, Diane Emery, Miss Mar- garet McCarter, Beulah Loberg, Mary Lex, Z-Xclverfisers THE FOLLOWING SPONSORED A FULL PAGE. WAHKIAKUM COUNTY BANK SW 5-3 70I CATHLAMET WASHINGTON THE FOLLOWING SPONSORED A HALF PAGE. WILCOX 8: ELEGEL FUEL OIL CO. OLIVERS SHELL SERVICE HA 3-3300 SW 5-3664 Longview Washingfon CaI'I1IameI' WasI1ing+on THE BEEBE COMPANY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8' LOAN ASSN- Office and Warehouse: Marine Cenfer HA 5-0940 4444 NE Macadam Longview Washingfon CA 8'74II Por+IancI Oregon LONG-BELL DIVISION-INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. NALLEY'S, INC. SW 5-345I Tacoma Washingron Ca'rI1IameI' Washingion O D ' HUGHES HARDWARE G O FELLOW S DRUG STORE SW 5-355l A Good Drug S+ore Since I926 CaI'I1IameI' Washingion SW 5-369' CaI'I1Iame+ WasI1ingI'on - Tl N GRAYS PAREQ'I1,TEfCHER Affff,C1A O Many RIVER LOGGING co. S g 0 Thanks Rosburg Washingfon THE FOLLOWING SPONSORED A FOURTH PAGE. SPARKS MOTOR CO. HA 5-3540 Longview Washingion HIGHLAND DAIRY HA 3-I720 Longview Washingfon SCHEIDER BROS. HARDWARE CO. I248-52-54 Commerce Ave. HA 5-4I00 Longview Washingfon DOUMIT'S SHOPPING CENTER SW 5-35lI Ca+I1IameI' Washingion C. L. SILVERMAN SW 5-42II Skamokawa WasI1ing'ron COLUMBIA RIVER PACKERS ASSN. Asioria Oregon WAUNA LUMBER CO. Wauna Oregon HASTEN +o MASON FQRD LANGENDORF UNITED HA 3-ml BAKERIES, INC. Longview WasI'1ing+on Penland Oregon MYLETT'S ASTORIA DEPARTMENT STORE OFFICE APPLIANCE SW 5-34II I239 Duane SI. Carfhlamef Washingion As+oria Oregon I DICK SOWDERS HOWARD S pQNTlAC SERVICE STATION HA 3-6330 SW 5-377I If No Answer Call Ca+I1Iame'I' WasI1ing'ron HA 3-5038 Longview Washingfon CHINOOK PACKING CO. Chinook WasI1ing+on WRIGHT'S FURNITURE 8: HARDWARE SW 5-3753 CaII1Iame+ WasI1ing'I'on THE FOLLOWING SPONSORED AN EIGHTH PAGE. HEAGY BROS. LOGGING Congrafulafions fo +he Seniors SHANGHAI CAFE Fines+ Chinese and American FOOD Banuei Room ORDERS TO GO HA 3-6080 I426 I4Ih Sireei' Longview, Washingfon DOWLING FUNERAL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Dowling Bes+ Wishes fo 'rhe Seniors Ca+hIame'I, Washingfon CANHAIVI GROCERY AND APPLIANCE Pugei Island, Washingion ALF M. JACOBSEN Congrafulafions +o Ihe Seniors SW 5-3652 Cafhlamef, Washingfon HANS FLUCKIGER CongraIuIa'I'ions 'Io I'he Seniors PI 462 Pugef Island, Washingion ELCO THEATER BeHy and Gene Brock SW 5-328i Ca+hIame'I, Washingfon THE TOGGERY FAMOUS BRANDS FOR MEN AND WOMEN - 3 SW 5 334 Ca+hIameI', Washingion WAHIAKUM REFRIGERATION CO. CATTLE BUYING AND TRUCKING Fowler Glass Lined Wafer HeaI'ers LAWN MOWER SHARPENING AND MOTOR REPAIRING Repair SmaII EIec'IricaI Appliance SW 5-3703 Ca'I'hIame'r, Washingion THE SPAR RESTAURANT RED AND WHITE GROSS'S GROCERY JOHNSON'S VARIETY sw 5-3303 SW 5-33II CASH CaI'hIame+, Washingfon SW 5-360I CaI'hIame+, Washing+on Ca+hIame'I', Washing'I'on ANDERSEN FLOWER SHOP CATHLAMET CANDY KETTLE WELDING 8. MACHINE wKs. 1'f,f'f2f,f' SW 5-3763 . . SW 5,322l Longview, Washmgfon CafhIameI, Washingfon Caihlamef, Washing+on POLACEK BROTHERS DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER DODGE TRUCKS EX 3-8I40 4I3 Souih 4'I'I1 Kelso, Washingfon ..IEFFER'S JEWELRY EX 3-78I0 I05 Soufh Pacific Keiso, Washingion MYKELBUST'S DEPARTMENT STORE HA 5-4650 I260 Commerce Longview, Washingfon BACKEBERG'S MEN'S SHOES HA 3-4860 I324 Commerce Longview, Washingion WATKINS TRACTOR 8: SUPPLY CO. John Deere INDUSTRIAL AND FARM EOUIPME DUPONT EXPLOSIVES CERTIFIED FEEDS Longview-KeIso N MONTICELLO STATIONERS HA 5-0680 I243 I4I'h S+ree'I' Longview, Washingion JIM'S CAFE AND SPORTS CENTER sw 5-3731 Caihlamei, Washing+on HOWARD L. MADDEN SW 5-4432 Siramoicawa, Washing+on BUSSONE'S CLEANERS SW 5-3322 Ca+hIame+, Washingfon THE FOLLOWING SPONSORED .AN EIGHTH PAGE. KORTEN'S BON MARCHE' HA 5-3400 Beaufy Salon HA 3-79I0 I400 Commerce Avenue Dept Sfore HA 5-I200 Longview, Washinglon Broadway-Commerce Longview, Washinglon SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO. HA 3-2300 l524 Commerce Longview, Washingion LONGVIEW PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. HA 5-42 I0 834 Maple Longview, Washinglon PAIVISCO PAPER AND MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO. HA 3-3500 I4I6 Colorado Sheer Longview, Washinglon MONTGOMERY WARD AND co. Relail Depl. Siore HA 5-2930 Calalogue Depl. HA 5-4200 Credil Dept HA 5-0670 I334 Commerce Longview, Washinglon LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS HA 5-I600 Longview, Washinglon FRIEDLANDER AND SONS INC. IJeweIryI HA 3-6I I0 I3I0 Commerce Longview, Washinglon PARAGON RESTAURANT Specially CHINESE FOOD Family Dinners-Orders fo Go American S+yle Lunch and Dinners HA 3-7830 I3II I5'I'h Avenue Longview, Washingron WOOD'S JEWELRY HA 3-3850 I253 Commerce Longview, Washinglon PROFFITT'S DEPARTMENT STORE HA 5-3220 I30b Commerce Longview, Washinglon ALEXANDER'S STORE HA 3-23I0 I259 Commerce Longview, Washingion MEDICAL DIRECTORY DR. A. H. PIERCE Op'I'omeI'ris+ Wahlcialxum Counfy Bank Bldg. SW 5-3b9I or GoodfelIow's Drugs DR. WM. H. CHRISTIANSON Denrisf Doumil Building SW 5-3762 DR. H. D. FRITZ Calhlamei, Washinglon SW 5-338I DRS. P. G. AVALON AND T. A. MANNING Cafhlamel, Washingion SW 5-324I DRS. T. N. HINSHAW AND BURTON GRAVELLE Op+omeI'risl's I430 Commerce Longview, Washingfon HA 3-7650 OLSEN AND GOODSON SHOES LONGVIEW AUTO SUPPLY HA 5-20I0 30l0 Commerce Longview, Washinglon CROHN-KORSUN Asloria, Oregon ENGLUND MARINE SUPPLY CO. Fool of I5+h Sfreef Asforia, Oregon RALPH RODAHL ROSEDALE SERVICE 8: GROCERY Cafhla me+, Washingfon SW 5-367 I ETHELS' BEAUTY SHOP Caihlamef, Washinglon SW 5-3433 B. B. FARR Congrafulafions lo The Seniors Veron Brumback Grocery Owl Drug Sfore Asloria Apparel, Inc. BOOSTER Loop-Jacobson Jewelers Deep River Tug Co. ADS FaIlman's Berber Shop Longview Shoe li Repair Shop G.. H. Hanigan Agency 4 Cubs iwwf I TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO f- T - ' V . ,,,, ,LL . ,, A , .. , ,A Q ., W- -V - ' f- r ..f::g1a -V1 ,, A g:,. i . 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