Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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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

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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