Waitsburgh High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Waitsburg, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1954 volume:

. ii- Y I 111 'IZ v r, 1'llEl95 IIVWHN fn EREY Pubhshed THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS WAITSBURG HIGH SCHOOL WalISbUIg Washmgton by of , x .x.. !, vgf, L ff- ::,k 1, i. ,,.. xl, w . H -5k ' ' 'Fil 'I' 11114353 2 '33 1w11u1 Ewf A fr --,, ' ,. , aggr- . fi gmt'-17' We Dedicate hel ful and under standrng teacher and fnend who has To our p rendered every servrce possrble to Warrsburg Hrgh to one of the most devoted and loveable teachers we the Annual Staff of 1954 proudly Y our very own dedrcate th1s edmon of THE CRIMSON AND GRE to MRS CARL FISHER ,, u of Z Foreword As you go through the pages of thts book we hope II w111 recall many pleasant memortes and maybe a few funny ones We have done our utmost to make thts the best annual ever publt sh ed here and hope you 11 Lhtnk we have succeeded We wtsh to extend our apprecrauon to all who have rn any way helped to comptle thrs book The taff 'Eile- f X Ilyzxse if f iff-ij. sf:-131 fijlfrf Lista? , ,,f,. ' dr:-ff ',.'f:.t.. I SIA ': ee , Q 57 6 1 .- , K X I . , . Gi Hugh School Budding www En trance Commercial English 3 Freshman Class Advisor MR I CHILDERS Engllsh 1 2 4 Speech Dramaucs Girls P E Sophomore Class Advlsor F acult MRS E CARSON MR F. HUSTON Coach Home Ec 1 2 3 Boys P E Latln 2 B rology World Washmgton History Mechanical Drawing MISS C COMER S- -2 Q51 MR. D HARRY '98 Chemistry Vocational Ag. Shop Junior Class Advisor 9 QQ i 1. MRS T FISHER Band Chorus WV UMD DD C9 CHN QN www, C30 mf I s- is Ch MN ii LN I 14' ML ffophy Case iv! 5 ano pm fv+ LHVUN S Pc acl-g QLHSS Sl-'AP 31 fiyllls ,y Qi... . my ' ,wif it Ku, m3'f7s0 ,, Qhwsff .1-'Y Q ,, ,.--4 Class 0 1954 i JL' in- lv Patty Pambrun S C R. Joann Carson Presrdent Marllyn Collmg wood Treasurer Sereta Patton Secretary Frank Wood S C R Sharon Whue V1ce Presxdent Valedrctorran C' EI PENNY JONES Class Pres1dent 1 Student Councll xg 2 Class Secretary3 FFA 2 3 4 -5 Sentmel 2 Presldent 3 Vrce Pres1 dent 4 W Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 PICS1 dent 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Jumor Fo1l1es 3 Football Sportsmansh1p Trophy 4 FFA schomshlp Award 3 4 Salutator Lan SERETA PATTON May Court 1 Yell Queen 2 3 Stu , dent C0unc111 2 3 4 All Hlgh f 6 Plays 2 3 4 G L Play 2 Elmer I 4 s 3, Servxce Club 2,3,4, Presldent , 5 Ass1stant Annual Ednor 3, Ednor 4, ' of Class secretary 4, G. 1.. Sports 1, 2, is G. L. Cabmet 4, Cardxnal Staff 4, f Cardettes 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Wolf I ess 2, L1fe at Rad1o Stauon KPTA' if 4. an 1 I ' , xx. , ' A V' ' .' , 'W W..fs- , ,fi - '. A 1 Q1 , ll, G I, 1 ff , A li if .V A - dl 1 P' nuv- -V., f I -6' t L . E 5 , FM- gy' ,. A M , . 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Cabmet 4 L' ,u, Woodwmd Ensemble 4 VANCE POTTS Class Offrcer 1 3 Student Councxl 3 Bandl 2 34 Chorusl 24 Quartette 4 Brass Sextette 4 Get I .1 man Band 4 FFA 1 2 3 Cardinal Staff 4 Brass Chou 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 FFA Parhamentary Team 1 2 3 Junlor Follles 3 WAYNNE NETTLES FFA 1 2 3 4 Cardrnal Art Editor 4 Junior Folhes 3 PAT STEWART GL 1234 GL.Sports123 4 1un1orFoll1es 3 G L Vrce Presrdent 4 Chorus 1 2 G L Cab u1et4 Guls Baseball Team 2 4 Basketball Team 2 Volleyball Team 2 Cardettes 2 3 4 Servrce Club 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Class G L Sports 1 2 3 4 A11 Hrgh Plays 2,3 4 Elmer 3 MayCourt3 C1assV1cePres1dent 4 Cardma1Staff4 G L Cab1net 4 Chorus 1 2 Annual Staff 1 2 3 4 TED COLLINS Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 FFA1 2 3 4 Presl dent 2 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 FFA Na tronal Band W Club 1 2 3 4 Student Council 1 Class Treasurer 2 Student Body Secretary 3 Boys State 3 All Htgh Play 3 4 Annual staff 3 State Farmer 3 4 Baseball Sportsmanslup Trophy 1,2 H S Dance Band 3 Wolf 2 SHARON WHITE ' ? 4 Secretary 2 Majorette 1 2 3 4 Head 3 4 l FRANK WOOD Football 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Bas ketball1,2 3 4 W Club 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 FFA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 President 4 Reporter 3 All Hrgh Play 1 3 4 Class V1ce Presrdent 2 German Band 2 3 4 FootballAll Conference 3 Student Counc1l4 Inspxranonal Player Award Football 4 State Farmer 3 4 MARILYN COLLINGWOOD May Court 2 May Queen 4 Stu dent Councll 3 All Hlgh Play Servlce Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Annual Staff 3 4- Class Secretary 1- Treasurer 4- G L Sports 1 2- G L Secretary 3- S B Treasurer 3- Cardettes 2 3 4- Chorus 1- Band 1 2 3 4- Cardinal Editor 4- Wood- wind Ensemble 4- G L Cabinet 3 f-Xfwf PATTY PAMBRUN G L Sports 1 2 3 4 G L Cabi.net 4 Cardettes 4 Band 1,2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Pub Chairman 4 All Htgh Play 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Jr Prom Queen 3 May Court 3 4 Annual Staff 1 2 3 4 Business Manager 3 Student Councxl 4 Cardmal staff 4 DAVID GAUCH All I-hgh Play 1 2 3 4 Iunlor Folltes 3 C1assPres1dent3 Iuntox Prom Kmg 3 FFA 1 2 S B Vlce Pres1dent 3 S B President 4 FFA Judgmg Team Student Cour1c11 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Chorus 4 Cardmal Staff 4 Annual Staff4 W Clubl 2 34 TOM STRALEY Football 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 FFA 1 2 W Club2 3 4 Iunxor Folhes 3 ix' r 'B N it lf JUNE NELSON Annual Staff 1 2 3 4 Busmess ,W Manager 4 G L. Sports 1 2 3 G L Cabtnet 4 Chorus 1 2 Play Bustness Manager 4 9x 4- 4 JERRY TODT G L Pres1dent4 Treasurer 2 G L Sports 1 2 3 4 Basketball Team 4 Baseball Team 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Cardettes 2 3 4 Student Council 3 Annual Staff 2 Yell Leader 2 3 Service Club 3 Maglorette 1 2 Elmer 3 DAVID DONNELLY Football 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Junior Follles 3 Cardtnal Staff 4 F5 Q SU if XA w w 13594 BRUCE BLOOMFIELD 1 L-Q Transfer 3 cardmar snaff4 FFA 4 -2' f 3 5? Football4 Iun1orFoll1es 3 O l JOANN CARSON Class Treasurer 1- Chorus 1- May Court 1- G L Sports 1 2- Service Club 3- Girls State 3- Tri-State Rep 4- Class President 4- Annual Staff 4- Student Director of Ian- uary Thaw 4- Elmer 3- Assistant Cardinal Editor 4 5551! We v ' L x' ' fb, 7F24 v'I 1' ' ' if 15 f ,W k hi? ?lf finfflff The Crystal Ball I X sl!!! X, 2 If rn the year nrueteen hundred seventy frve twenty one years hence you were to gaze mto a crystal ball you would undoubtedly be surprrsed at all of the changes that wrll have taken place rn the lrves of the Class of 54 WAYNE NETTLES 15 very busy as a house to house salesman sellrng a book he wrote entrtled HOW TO BE A SUPERMAN IN TEN DAYS One of hrs best customers DAVID DONNELLY, 15 very well set up rn the chrmney sweeprng busrness also employs TED COLLINS, who usually spends a busy day waterrng the monkeys JOANN CARSON rs an Admrral rn the womens branch of the Frogmen VANCE POTTS is busy fightrng a lawsult It appears that he marrred JUNE NELSON the lady wrestler wrthout takrng ume to drvorce hrs other two wrves SHARON WHITE Just returned from France where she won the Internatronal Dog Show wxth her purebred Pothound PATSY STEWART who Jorned the Arr Force was last seen headed for the moon in an experrmental rocket DAVID GAUCH IS worktng as a gutde on a tourrng bus rn Yellowstone Nattonal Park SERETA PATTON has garned world w1de acclarm for her unusual occupatron of carvrng sarl boats out of pemfred trees BRUCE BLOOMFIELD the great professor Just frnrshed another book HOW TO LIVE WITHIN YOUR INCOME He cannot pubhsh the book however as he just went bank rupt JEAN GIBSON who broke a leg ln the Olympxcs at Peanutburg Srberra rs ur the hosprtal under the watchful eye of DR. MARILYN COLLINGWOOD As the crystal ball begrns to fade we see JERRY TODT trymg to squeeze a lrvmg out of the wages she recerves from FRANK WOOD for whom she works as a bookkeeper Frank operates a corn lrquor busrness somewhere tn the 111118 He sells most of his product to the Amerrcan Legion Hall where PENNY JONES works as head bartender And now the ball rs faded over and we can no longer see But at least we have learned what all of our classmates are up to XX ,fl 1 Q' 77 lg f Lk ffl' 'I X I X S e N. , N f X f X PATTY PAMBRUN is making a small fortune as a circus fat lady. The same circus Last Wtll and Testament We the class of nmeteen hundred and ftfty four of Wattsburg Htgh School betng of sound mmd and not acttng under the tnfluence of any person or thing qsuch as water mxlk or coke J do solemnly declare that thts document is our last will and testament and that we heretn do declare our heirs as to property named heretn Bruce Bloomfteld of sound mlnd and body do hereby leave my collectmg ablltty to Bob Rabern QThat ts old cars and grrls 3 Joann Carson w1ll my stze and short hau to Nancy Whtte Manlyn Colltngwood hereby wtll and bequeath my messy locker to Kay Hawks Ted Colltns hereby wtll and bequeath those four flat ttres on my car to anyone that w1ll take them off Davtd Donnelly will my mdustrtous abtlity to Dtck Done Davtd Gauch will my btg feet and head to Jerry Baker Jean Gtbson wtll my bumps brutses and smelly ltmment to Vtctor Langdon if he wtllrng to try thts great sport skiing Penny Jones will my prrnceton hatrcut to Mr Holsune June Nelson of sound mtud and body QI hopej will my srze and scrnullanng gtggle to Randy Culley Wayne Nettles of sound mind and body wtll my abtlity to kill a quart tn thxrty seconds to Russ Hays QCarnation 3 Howard with the hope that she can get away wtth as many thtngs as I drd tn my sentor year Sereta Patton no longer of sound mmd or body wtll leave! J Vance Potts w1ll my shyness around gtrls to Charles Damelson Jerrt Todt wtll my abiltty to break my neck tn tumbltng to Bob Webber Patsy Stewart will to anyone Just anyone my books my two tnch penctls mtnus erasers my wads of gum and everytlung else I don t want. Tom Straley will my ab1l1ty to sktp school for half a year to anyone else that wants to enltst Frank Wood refuse to leave anythmg to anyone as I need everythtng I ve got. I Sharon Whtte will my abiltty to stay out unnl 5 00 A M without getung caught to George Wood We also leave one of the greatest gtfts any class could leave to any school a gtft we received as Freshmen and used for four years a gtft whtch can never be worn out stolen or destroyed an old gtft whtch ts ever new the Sptrtt of W H S We the Semor Class solemnly swear that thts ts our last wlll and testament wntten stgned and sealed at Wattsburg Washtngton thts ftrst day of May ntneteen hundred and ftfty four qstgnedy THE SENIORS cLAss OF 54 L . ' . I . . . I' ' . . . . . I. . . ' . i I' . , . . I' . ' . . . . u I, ' , ' . L . I . . . l . . . is L ' . ' . . . . . L I ' . . . . I, Patty Pambrun, will my interest in peroxide, Dayton boys, and late hours to Nancy I. . ' . ' . I, , ' ' ' . I. . - ' . . -' ' ' I' ' . . . I. . ' ' ' kv? as ,hs 'OM6-ON-H-My xfoqgk x ,Dv mr, 'E 157511 ml -Hmsn,'CM! 1 U XX wi ODDS XD LO MI, ENDS L4 SWR: W VN 3 V093 A I Q4 'K 'AWA' xXC'Yx?H'oba -.vfff W cs on Qffx XX KK0 i :pf Q X-w-. Q 'f?71'a'n. '- -...,..,,,, -wef- Sadr IN? I, NUI' Bl-xx 104 wx ' Q46 Bncff, J-1 NW HO x XXX' X10 KK hum - fha +M'5: N+5J 4 , ...qiliur-Q--..f G' Ji 3' Class 0 1955 CLASS COLDRS Purple and Whne MOTTO To the stars through d1ff1cu1t1es Class Of flcers it hr ' Nancy Howard Secretary Merry Brown Treasurer Don Prtzen S C R George Wood Pres1dent Vrctor Langdon 'rf' Flrst row Lynne Jones Merry Brown Jo Hall Kay Hawks Wrlma Johnson Deana Land Ethel Boggs Second row Randy Culley Harvey Damelson Mr Huston Advrsor George Wood Bob Webber Thud row Don Pitzen V1c Langdon Ralph Jones Bob Rabern . J . . I , 9 v I 9 , a -ii , . . . 3 , I , IX ICC 651 CH Y ZW V' Pr 'cl tg Ka H ks, S.C.R. Arfi s 4 , an fu'.f.pg 4: ,My ,,, 94' ,-,vu lynx, Q, L, le 1 15,4 fp mfg ff' nf f ' wi f .., W, ,la f ,. ,Q , 4 1 1 A if ff! fl' if 1 ..- .A I -4, I. ls, .Ls v na 5. ,QQ v E Q I K K A 74? 4 ' A I , ' 5 ', 1.1 ', 'X ,, ' pilzf , 1. 'LE V -va, ' 'g 1 FN , -. 'I 4, I W 1: at . fi f 4,,fa.,f.' f,f f , '2 .. . w. af, , 4 ,. 1, M ,E K W . ' ,IA ffl A gp v g , 1 ' ' x V V? W-when , ' A- x Q . V . It N ,,,, -1, ,Y h , ffenh'-'lf 'Vs V v' ':'1. 1'3- '.?I. 'I-f -i-' 'I ' 'f -wr ., ,,3.5.ffif 21'-5331 . ff ww- , , Q1 151-'ali' 4- , 7.-,-1 vw.: . ' 5 'r'1': f. - T iff L- 4 - H W vi . fha Q-.A .pa .v- f'-- Mg, ' A x 'f - dp I 1 s '. 1' 'f I 62:51-1 , t.. 'K , 4' l s Q '- Qf-sk Class o 1956 V'-. Sophomore Class Offlcers hm Nettles President John L1eberman S C R, Des 222 V1ce Presrdent Beryle Hall S C R Fust row Betsy Tate Karen Touchon Barbara Lend Berle Hall Marjorie Want Second row Bob B1gC10W Patty Howard Frances Donely Gumy Whalen Joyce Holloway Glen Callahan Charles Danxelson Thrrd row Russ Hays Jerry Baker Mus Comer Advrsor Jack Otterson Bryan Lee Hank Lleberman jxm Nettles Fourth row D1ck Done Bob Balm George Young Des Wttt. 1 D a ' :IV y sd It , W . , . I 4 X Witt, Treasurer, Russ Hays, Secretary, Ginny Whalen, x .. -ff ' Qefgmm Class of 1957 CLASS COLORS 'Green and White' XND NN EST WM Freshman Class Offlcers AA Wanda Hall V1ce Presxdent Jaclue Deermg Secre tary Nancy McKay S C R Gtnny MacFarlane MJ Treasurer John Wood Pres1dent Clarence Wrlliams I S C R. P1erso1 Cherry Golman Sandra Pambrun Nancy Wlute Second row Gxnny MacFarlane Mary Lleberman Judy Donely Wanda Hall Edna Harper Betty Wrscarson Betty Ketcherslde Joann Katsel Judy Wr1ght Thtrd row Jun Boggs John Wood Jack Maxwell Al Peters Bruce Brun ton Denms Rosebo Clarence willlams Denms Potts Ed Clark . S , 1 . 1 , X G C ,N First row: Nancy McKay, Patsy Pettichord, Jackie Deering, Shirley Boyles, Phyllis Rice, Sonia 5662224 1953 Football Squad , Y ,xr -an 1 ,xxx lc. A Ai. Flrst row Randy Culley Glen Callahan Davrd Donnelly Bob Rabern D1ck Done Penny Jones Ed Clark Bob Webber John Wood Bob Balm Russ Hays Second row JayCh1lders Coach George Wood V1c Langdon Jerrv Baker Frank Wood Jack Otterson Davrd Gauch Charles Damelson Harvey Damelson Ralph Jones, Bryan Lee Manager F Lrst Eleven Bob Balm E David Gauch 'I' David Donnelly G Vic Langdon C Bob Rabern G John Wood T George Wood E Bob Webber HB Frank Wood, HB Jack Otterson QB Penny Jones FB , . . . - 1 n n 1 u u G 0 . u s n 1 9 ' ' v n 9 a , s 9 a n o o . 1 - . . .. 'l, . , Q I ' I 5. xn A Ns . .- I , o -5 a -5 n -3 g -5 u -5 0 ': n -3 g oi -3 n -5 , . Football Remew The wart H1 Cardrnals coached by Jay Chrlders traveled to Dayton for the fust game of the season The Cards scored frrst but lost 12 6 Hustlrng the Wa H1 B s the Cards agarn lost 13 7 Journeyrng to Touchet the Red Buds lost therr thrrd game 25 6 Meetmg the Pom eroy Ptrates at Pomeroy the Cardrnals lost 25 0 rn therr frrst nrght game of the season 'I'hey dropped therr fourth loss to the Colfax Bulldogs 59 9 then lost then second nrght game to St Pats 39 13 Although the Red Buds lost the remamder of therr football games they played good ball Frank Wood was the most outstanding player of the season havrng srx for eleven touchdowns This 18 wood s last year for hrgh school athletrcs He was captain of the team and has also played baseball and basketball throughout hrgh school George Wood was second wrth three Otterson and Hays each had one Other boys playmg outstandmg ball were Randy Culley Penny Jones and Bob Webber Webber returned to football after recoverrng from a fractured skull whrch he recexved last sprmg tn baseball 9 Trophy Wmners C 1 - ?W 2' Randy Culley Best Tackler George Wood Best Blocker Frank Wood, Most Insplratronal Player Penny Jones, Sportsmanship Trophy f I I 'Xu is W to P :ff Q , r f I Q. ,I 3' I-jf t Wmm- I ' 1 r ! D n YN ll, 64 F3 2. H h ' Xi 6 . - H ' x . 14' X5 If 3755 .1 R, f 4.7- , x gb .5 I 'i, fr' A ' 5 3,3 ix Q g lf' Basketball A Squad BOB BAIM Q In 1. Y' 9 14 1 A .. ,lf x W 9 5 , 11 f 'F H .TERRY BAKER BOB WEBBER TED COLLINS 1 ix as , .ffif E 2 . . VIC LANGDON K JACK OTTERSON ff f f 1 13 . I an -Q RUSS HAYS ' A Ma W GEORGE woon fy xx Ji 3 1. xl, . A' N ' H 5 gf '- FPANK woon I 'L x - ' gf 1, jf i ' 51 , 1 , RANDY CU LLEY COACH CHILDERS, BOB WEBBER. Total Points Collins Wood. F. Wood, G. Culley Langdon Webber Hays Baker Baim Otterson 1953 - 1954 Basketball Summary Coach Jay Childers' valiant ten opened the Basketball season by losing the opener to Umapine Chiefs 33-30. But this didn't stop the Cards by any means as they came back to win their next six games. The Cards on Dec. 4, took the W. W. B's, 61-41. Then they traveled to Dayton on Dec. 8, to come home with their second win 53-32. Columbia visited the Cards to go home defeated 68-41. Being host to Asotin on Dec. 12, the Cards again showed their ability to win by 53-31. Traveling to Pomeroy Dec. 15, the Cardinals came home victorious. This was big Jack Otterson's night for the Cards, he canned 26 points for a score of 64-47. On Dec. 18, the Cards came through with their sixth win by taking Joseph 64-49. The Red Birds then had a bad night at Prescott just to comeihome with their second loss 58-56. This game was in an overtime. At the end of the game the score was 51-51. This was the only league game the Cards lost. Taking this loss like sportsmen, the league winners opened up. They gave their coach, Jay Childers, the best season a coach would want by winning twelve straight games. During the Christmas Holidays, the Cardinals traveled away from home. They played two teams at Joseph, and won both of them. Joseph 35-67 and Enterprise 36-59. Jan. 5, still keeping up the good work, the Red Birds sat proudly over the Dayton Bulldogs 82-58. The St. Pats Irish also abided the Cards by giving them their fourth win 62-52. Tuesday, Jan. 12, the Cards traveled to Toucher to tromp them 76-39. ln this game George wood didn't see action because of a bad ankle. Jan, 15, the Cardinals topped Columbia 68-43. On Jan. 19, the Cardinals again took W. W. B's, ' 54-25. Getting an early jump, the Cards topped Pomeroy 48-32. Seeing the Prescott Tigers for the second time and not fugetting their loss, the Cards stopped their opponents 75-49, with Jack Otterson hitting 27 points. Stepping out, the Red Birds edged the Irish 60-59. Bob Webber plunked two quick baskets after being tied 18-18. This put the Cardinals in third place in the State Big Five. Playing the Umapine Chiefs Feb. 2, the Cards won 79-47. On Feb. 5, Touchet was the last game for the Waitsburg Cardinals' regular season. They stopped them short and clinched the County Crown by a score of 81-46, giving the Red Birds a season of 18 wins and 2 losses. 7-1 league games, 11-1 seasonal games. SUB-DISTRICT TOURNAMENT The Cardinals went into the Sub-District Tournament by playing their first game with Pomeroy at the Walla Walla Gym. This score was 47-33, in favor of Wait-Hi. Jack Otterson was high with 20 and Bob Webber next with 10. The next game was played the following night against Washtucna and again the Cards won 45-44. Otterson had 16, followed by G. Wood's 12 points. In the last game for the Sub-District Championship, the Red Birds played Prescott for the third time just to win 47-46. Otterson hit 14 and Langdon 9. Ted Collins went to the free throw line with two shots. He missed the first and dumped the second to win this game. Then there was a helpful shot from Randy Culley from way out, with a second to go. This tied the game but Prescott pro- tested. Waitsburg was allowed the points and again Culley helped settle the final issue with three points in the three-minute overtime. This put the Cards first in the Big Five. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT After winning the Sub-District Tournament the Red Birds traveled to Colfax to play in the district tournament Drawing Colfax in the first game the cards came through with a win of 63-43. Jack Otterson was high with 19 followed by Randy Culley with 14. The second game showed little for the Cardinals as they were topped 53-34 by Kahlotus. lack Otterson fouled out in the final Stanza. For the fourth time the Cards met Prescott to lose their second game 56-47 and to drop out of the tourney play. Ted Collins was high with 19 followed by Otterson with 10. Basketball KB Squad U-' ' ' J' .. 1. 153 . f 55 244 258 151 112 , 73 33 16 390 el 1633 Total points First row: Callahan, Maxwell, Jones, williams, Clark. Second row: Done, Managerg Danielson Wood Brunton, Lee, Peters, Donnelly, Manager. Baseball Team 'FM llkftl T First row Langdon R. Jones F Wood J Wood Peters Second row Balm P Jones Calla han Webber Hays Thrrd row Coach Childers Culley G Wood Collms Otterson Baker Done Manager 1954 Baseball Summary Opemng the 1954 Baseball season th Cards lost 5 0 to the Mac Hi Proneers Meeting them the second trme the Cards lost 28 10 In this game catcher Frank Wood hit a home run in the seventh inning Iourneymg to Walla Walla the Red Birds got therr frrst wm against the Wa l-I1 B s 10 6 Bob Webber went to bat four trmes and got three hits On April 2 the Cards hosted the Pomeroy Pirates to lose just 6 5 Takmg the second win from the Prescott Tigers 9 0 Otterson was the wlnnrng pitcher They defeated the Touchet Indians '7 2 and also won over the Columbia Coyotes 5 3 on April 23 In ten imungs of play the Cardrnals upset the Day ton Bulldogs 1 0 Webber trlplrng ln the eighth rnning but dred on third Langdon doubled rn the tenth to score Otterson. Travelmg to Prescott the Red Birds lost 11 9 Bemg stopped by the St Pats Irish 3 0 the Cards hosted the Wa H1 B s and came through 10 9 However the Cards visited the Irish agarn to lose 8 0 Agarn stepping away from home the Cardinals lost 8 0 to the Pomeroy Pirates On May 17 the Columbia Coyotes made up for the first loss to the Cards 3 2 also commg from behmd 2 0 In the last game of the season the Cardrnals journeyed to Dayton to wm 20 3 Everyone played for the Cards The prtchers were Otterson Balm and F Wood The cards got 8 hrts 19 walks 5 luts by pitcher SW S Che edeader Queen Patty Deana Lynne O ah ah QQ, G L Sports 13Qs..15 First row Stewart Jones Golrnan White Lieberman Boyles Harper Second row 101153011 Want Hall W Hall Wrrght McKay Deermg Thrrd row Donely Boggs T0dt Comer Advisor Whalen Howard Rice Baseball Team First row: Donely, J. Hall, Todt, McKay, Harper. Second row: White, Johnson, Managerg Stewart, Want. Third row: Howard, W. Hall, Corner, Advisorg Whalen, Jones, Boggs. if 1 rnw - L V . Q I ' 1 1 Q O . L h.. S- -- . -..QQ-,-:Q A01 4--1 ,f 'A'-1 Student Body Ofjicers George Wood Ralph Jones Vrce Presxdent Secretary SJ Davrd Gauch Presldent Merry Brown Sereta Patton Treasurer Annual Edrtor My Fxrst row. Kay Hawks, George Wood, Davrd Gauch, Ralph Jones, Merry Brown. Second row Clarence W1l113l'I1S, Patty Pambrun, Don Pitzen, Sereta Patton, Frank Wood, Hank Lxeberman, Nancy McKay, Berly Hall i 2 . . 'J' V' 5 . A I' f f , . n A Liu. Ed rtor Assrstant Edrtor Busmess Manager Assrstant Business Manager Snapshot Photographer Adv1sor The Crzmson, and Grey THE STAFF Sereta Patton Wilma Johnson June Nelson Jackre Deenng Ralph Jones Mr Holstme 1 71 f Flrst row Ted Colhns Iackre Deering Wxlma Johnson Sereta Patton Lynne Jones Deana Land Kay Hawks George Young Second row Nancy McKay Mary Lxeberman Marrlyn Colhngwood Joann Carson Sharon Wh1te Patty Pambrun Merry Brown Nancy Howard Bob Webber Ralph Jones Thrrd row Vance Potts Mr Holstme David Gauch MarJor1e Want Betty Ketchersrde Betty Wrscarson . G -----------gn--- . I l f ? 5 a 2 3 i Y 5 - . ' 2' 2 ,N 1 , Q , f 15' 2 it 4 2' Q n 2 5 2 2' r 3 3 2 if ' 3 2 A ' s to - N f , J 'W' f ...',' lf... . , 'JJ . .'.' r' 5 f o n s n 1 v ' Z n a I I 1 I I 1 u - 3 v - 1 1 l I ' went r York on t cial eso:l the s aecia aste rom 1 as iels :kos OI' uced ork e in tor on a uing idea s is m by ldix Edrtor Assrstant Edrtor News Editor Sports Edxtor Feature Edrtor Make up Edrtors Exchange Editor Cardmal Manlyn Collrngwood Joann Carson Sharon White Penny Jones Patty Pambrun I ean Grbson Vance Potts Jem Todt 161 C ub dance comin un, alph, CO O1 wit! he st Prie sasel may Cage mat -n Co q Vessem 11 r V 1 rj ard fct jot d Les!!! ,he Junlor P1 ,,,1 f'6St I intctant out D18 Q- JO '31, .DUPPORT THE JWTIGRS na.-me wttgasifglfia that osu n ture color n roam, use Cityb n It oO use anis The Clay ne nv h N-+4 ll b on r We d uldn 1 vert fx f omin e s spe mass tle ers :YQ rlrfi fl! oCl'CJCJl X P X f ' X D X ' Congradulationsl Th S 'jfj k' F V 1' Uh D Editor of the c'Afg1fq,9:f,.f,?f everal couples enjoyed anothmbno the Studeb . any annual MOth9rS Danse FY' the tnwn,Q neool vv :xvwnorgm night, February 20th af 1 Ing gamt The dance. was L x P C.?.lYr13c:?:1exlI3l:i1?1e?:he let 671' School-9 ' f V fa Ar 2 I It l'k or 1r'l 1sn't A X f' ,X N, held March t .seems 1 e re g r Ag! X'f'QJ from 8'O0enough for Frark W. He had SGVW ELI igrclussed the in his car the otner night. Coach Childers is fielding . h 5 t wgolgi lightersbut faster football sfkgigry ggitmaii fcgiuges D511 for the 1953 season. This VPS 'lr , w1no+oR asap nanels. lyx , Q .'- ' s. 16 C8 .----- -- -'-' - -'-'- - ---------------------- r ---------------------- . I 3 A Hotl vs' 1 2 , 3 ' I y , M x Q S ' 11 T f, 7 ll' P. f 'Z . A h S' Y V WUA 1 4 Q 'Y Q , g - l '-er Q ' -s ' as ' an ' . . 4 GG 7- ' 3 1 'wen A A . Pe I Y He , Q We f' f 9 , 0 - , ' Rhg N I! 1 1 - . f - is 'X V' J W'9 Club Otterson Hays Lee Webber H Danlelson Culley Rabern Langdon Callahan Colhns Jay Childers Advrsor G Wood Balm F Wood P Jones Brunton J Wood Gauch Clark R Jones Baker Cardettes Q I' -On0wg K1 53 First row Patton Comer Advisor Jones Second row Collingwood Howard Todt Land Thrrd row Pambrun Stewart Whalen Want Gzr s League G L ACTIVITIES The Gul: League was a very well orgamzed and progressive team thrs year Under the well dtrected leadershap of President Jerry Todt and Advuor Mrs Carson the flrst blg project the Brg Little Stster Party was a huge success The next event sponsored by the G L was Twxrp Week which started Nov 16 and ended w1th the annual Twlrp Dance Heart Srster Week rn February was completed by a Valentme Party for the boys The G L year was closed wrth the Mother Daughter Tea held 1n May WU-A The Servlce Club under the leadershrp of Sereta Patton Presrdent bought whlte sweaters and emblems last fall whrch they wore wrth X4 V dark slurts to complete the1r uruforms P, They d1d a noteworthy Job of sellmg uckets at all football and basketball games Io Hall Secretary Jerry Todt Presrdent Karen Touchon Treasurer Patsy Stewart Vtce Pres1dent Mrs Carson Advtsor Serv Lee Club Shown decoranng Ln the hrgh school audrtorrum Mrs. Carson, Advrsor, Sharon Whlte, Marrlyn Collmgwood, Frances Donely, Io Hall, Karen Touchon, Merry Brown, Beryle Hall, Sereta Patton, Presxdent. J Z 9 , . . ' AV . . ' . . . , - ' . . 0 ' . I : . ' . R . t . , v X X- sy ' ' . . XX K, nga ' - . . , : . ' S Q 1 ' ' Q C v 0 b ' -21- S I X .XJ IJ' S 6ClglL6 vs -S x l 'YNVT I l 2' .fkfkd -QQ' ,U-X Fust row IonesCol11ngwood F Donely G1bson MacFarlane Patton Lerd Carson Rlce Prersol Wrlght Johnson Pettrcuord Second row McKay Boggs N Howard Deerrng Lieberman S Whlte W Hall J Donelly Katsel Thud row Hawks I Hall Touchon Tate Golman N Wlute P Howard Todt Whalen B Hall Boyles Fourth row Land Nelson Holloway S Pambrun Mrs Carson Advrsor Stewart P Pambrun Harper wrscarson Ketersrde iw YA f .ig f ' 7 Z 3' - . N 3 'S' Z , lx fp Il Q! ,Ill 11,1 - I fl Nl lt U . H H N23 H x v..', u . .:f.f.'.ff'+ '-gf . KO: .5.'fl',i,,,.3 , W l , 'f'Ar.- Y- ff' I fi 'A UVA Waitsburg School Director . , P II,,,.,.,V Band Sextette Quartette Howard D0ne1y MHCFSIISDC BIOWH Webber Langdon Brown Potts Brunton Pettlchord McKay Donely fs Y! 5 M' lff German Band Potts R. Jones Brunton Wood P Jones 'T Q fiyl Llyxim L fptji , .w ' . jf. I X52 1, fs 2,4255 yy: - A if! L I W Cl i lf H WAW geo Parlzamentary Procedure Team ..q-J .an-1 at Ralph Jones Hank Lreberman George Wood Des Wrtt Penny Jones Ted Collms Mr Huston Advrsor Frank Wood F F A Sweetheart DJ 139357 3 Z xi 4 IO HALL Fust row Hank Lreberman Penny Jones Frank Wood Presrdent Ted Colhns George Wood Des Wrtt. Second row Jack Maxwell, Charles Danrelson, Clarence wrllrams, George Young Harvey Danrelson, Bruce B1oomf1e1d, John Wood. Third row: Ralph Jones, Bob Webber Mr Huston, Advrsor, Bob Rabern, Jrrn Nettles. p 13 Q 3 I 'Thu i J' us' I' ff' .5 'W F 1 'Lf-'-14' 32,1 az. 62.55-, M , rf,-F 'Z . 'Q 5 '-4? G -:G 1' .Q L. 'K T G G at -f 7 SQL X di . M f 'Pav , Bath. - f'-ff fm Am? ,,' ' , ' Qf: , A-IQ' .H-v1.4 I . U D . I U . I ' I . : ' j V , is 4 k 1, w ff , 4 'K J A 1 'V I ,-4 ' A , Y 4 x V V, V' 1 . 'M bn, 1 A f 655 tif ' n 4 F : . : ' D I I ' 3 l I 'Nik , b 1-nt? A MQ V - in 'Pwfln C? ffm! 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' vm Q1 AA :J XX . ,,'5,. 44 , -JP, f!EN. jk MHY 7 Mg, Dfhvcg Ng. .t Q 2- ' ,, ,Y--:ggg,'--- ' H x ' gjlynl A mai -J' 11-,.. wgzwf Fr N ,' .-fl 'JN if?-S .gg ,, -f -x XL,-ff' A MHY7, School., P,'LN,'Q, . g I I YW' xr T' x U .ff WN- 4 I MM iq. SQ rx-'DIR QW 5q? ' r' 'F7 A 1 xi Lfu,.ngTV43rK, f Sbowo C ef, j X X mm 252, V, -2 2 MA? f' Hombfrsvw T5 ' ,Z SNP ' - - -, 0 mflzv ,X W by Jil, Bo10 LMNi Gm 7 -NZ ' I I NE 3x GYRHDUV 0i00L15gL:,+AI! Let s get thrs grease pamt off and go to the party! Good bye folks gotta goll January Thaw The all hrgh play January Thaw under the drrectron of Mrss Comer was presented rn the hrgh school audrtorrum May 30 1954 The characters were Dav1d Gauch Johnathon Rockwood Sharon Whrte Matrlda Rockwood Ted Collrn. Mr Gage Patty Pambrun Mrs Gage Sereta Parton Barbara Gage Bruce Brunton Matt Rockwood Patty Howard Sarah Gage Frances Donely Paula Gage George Wood George Lynne Jones Frerda Jerry Baker Carson Des Wm Uncle Walter Drck Done Constable The Play was about a New York famrly that moved to a farm IH Connectrcut The owners of the farm who were beheved to be dead came back to lrve rn ther: house whrch made many complrcatrons The very humorous play brought many laughs and was enJoyed by everyone Jvyfisl Fust row Des Wrtt Patty Howard Lynne Jones Sereta Patton Frances Donely Bruce Brunton Second row. Patty Pambrun, Davrd Gauch, Mrss Comer, Duector, Ted Co111ns, Sharon Whrte. Thud row, George Wood, Jerry Baker, Frank Wood. Rf wg GW 01 X1 furuor Prom From the ume of entrance through the doorway of a Hawauan hut symbollc of the Islands one was captrvated by the atmos phere of an evenmg on a Hawauan beach Upon entermg the room one s eyes met the beauuful pamtrng of a beach and palm trees Facxng thrs wall the theme Hawauan Nlghts was supenmposed w1th wh1te crepe paper smps on a nch lookrng palm green wall The Kxng and Queen were the very much surpnsed and happy George Wood and Nancy Howard Thelr thrones were two stumps wnh a background of a map of the Hawauan Islands L1tt1e Susan Hawks presented them wrth two Hawauan dances The coronanon was followed by the Grand March Every deta1l from the orchestra prt to the punch bowl added to the emoyment of the evenmg Precedrng the prom the Semors were honored at a banquet prepared by the Jumor mothers and served by the sophomores 0' We 45x ' W Q QQ, ARILYN COLLINGWOOD Cou t Jean yn Pat y Pamb un Queen Ma Howa d CH Haw IIC dNa 8 OW M 1' J ckie Deering, Beryle Hall, Patty r , t r , ril , Gibson, Nancy H r , y McKay, Kay ks, Nw K0 4, vw X0 K ' Wvggaw' an ,.!' 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