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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

L QJ.--fs.,-.-1-I! XX4WW 1955 - Y WE DEDICATE To MR. ROBERT HOLSTINE, our former principal, for his great interest in the students and teachers of WaitsburgHigh School, we, the AnnualStaff of 1955, wish to dedicate this, our twelfth volume of the CRIMSON and GRAY. +-A Amwmwm man. Superintendent MR. W. R. BROADHEAD Principal MR. H. I. CHILDERS MRS, T, FISHER Home Ec,1, 2,4 Latin 1 Library Sophomore Advisor MR, D, HARRY Band Chorus MR, W. SINDEN Physics Woodshop Ag 1,2,3,4 FFA Advisor MISS C, COMER English 1, 2, 3 Speech Girls' P, E, Dramatics Junior Advisor MRS, E, CARSON Commercial English 4 Girls' League Advisor Freshman Advisor MR, G, WHITE Coach Psychology U, S, History World History Boys' P, E, RIA!! I I AY dll Front row: Mr. L. Mantz, Jr., Mr. M. Witt, Chair- mang Mr. J. Hodgen. Back row: Mr. W. Broadhead, Mrs. J. Davis, Secretary. We wish to express our thanks to these people who have given freely of their time and effort to help make it possible for us to enjoy the many activities which are presented in this book. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS A' 2 M- ' 3, 1045 1 'S xr, X? -' ,gi fe T N P' J- ,' L,-,,,. i gmww VALEDICTORIAN WILMA JOHNSON Class Secretary 15 Service Club 2,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 A Saxophone Ensemble 3, 45 Publicity 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Chorus 1,45 Quintet Acc. 45 Triple Trio 45 GL 1, 2.3.45 Cabinet 45 GL Sports 1, 2, 3,45 Manager 35 Baseball Team 1, 25 Cardettes 3, 45 Student Council 45 May Queen 4. SALUTATORIAN RALPH JONES Class President 15 Chorus 15 State Council Represen- tative 25 Junior Red Cross President 25 Football 2, 35 Boys' State 35 FFA 3,45 Vice President 45 Carnival 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Par- liamentarian Pro. Team 3, 45 Scholarship Award 45 St. C. 1, 2, 3,45 ASB Secre- tary 35 Vice President 45 W. Club 2, 3,45 President 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Vice President 45 Sm. Ensembles 2, 45 Play 4. STATE F. F. A. PRESIDENT GEORGE WOOD St. C. Rep. 15 Class President 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Dad's Trophy 25 Blocking Trophy 35 Co-Captain 45 St. C. 1, 3,45 ASB Vice President 35 President 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,45 Cardinal Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Sen. 25 Judging Team 1, 25 Basketball 15 Treasurer 35 Par. Pro. Team 1, 2, 3,45 President 45 Wash. Bankers' Award 45 Carnival 3, 45 Delegate State Convention 35 Delegate National Convention 45 State Farmer Degree 35 Scholarship Award 25 President 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 Play 35 W Club 1, 2, 3, 45 President 35 Junior Prom King 3. LYNNE JONES Class Treasurer 1, May Court 1.4, Class Vice President 2, Band 1, 2, GL 1, 2, 3.4, Vice President 4, Cabinet 4, Service Club 2, 4, President 4, Tri-State Rep. 3, GL Sports 1,2,3,4, Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, Basketball Team 1.4, Chorus 1.4, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, DAR Citizen 4, Cardinal Staff 4, Assistant I Editor 4, St. C. 4, SB Secretary 4, Cardettes 2, 3. 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 'Nine Girls 1, Play 2, 3.4. TOM C OCHRA NE Transfer 4. HARVEY DANIELSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Judging Team 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 3.4, Basketball 2, Chorus 4. KAY HAWKS Tri-State Rep. 2, GL Treasurer 2, GL 1, 2, 3, 4, GL Sports 1,2, sr. C. Rep. 3, Annual Staff 1.2.3, May Court 3, GL Cabinet 4, Chorus 1, 4, Class President 4, Play 1.2.4. IO HALL St. C. Rep. 2, May Court 2, 4, GL Sports 1, 2, 3.4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Cl. Treasurer 4, GL Secretary 3, Chorus 3, 4, Service Club 3, Chorus President 4. BOB WEBBER W Club 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 3.4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 3.4, Sentinel 4, Basketball 4, FFA, Junior Class Carnival 3.4, Bas- ketball 1, 2.3.4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Publicity 4, Chorus 3, 4, Quartet 3, 4. WAYNE POWERS Cardinal Staff 45 Chorus 4. DEANA LAND May Court 15 Class Secre- tary 2,45 St. C. Rep. 15 Band 1, 25 GL 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-State Rep. 35 GL President 45 GL Sports 2, 45 Chorus 1, 45 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Cardettes 3, 45 GL Cabinet 45 Yell Leader 3,45 Triple Trio 45 Girls' State 35 Nine Girls' 15 Play 2, 4. RANDY CULLEY Class Treasurer 25 Class Vice President 15 Foot- ball 2, 3,45 Co-Captain 45 Tackling Trophy 35 In- spirational Player 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 St. C. Rep. 45 Chorus 3,45 W Club 1, 2, 3,45 Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Cardinal Staff 4. BOB RABERN Basketball 15 Football 2, 35 FFA 2, 35 W Club 1, 2, 3,4. NANCY HOWARD Transfer 2. Class Secretary 35 Junior Prom Queen 35 Chorus 3, 45 May Court 35 Class Vice President 45 FFA Sweetheart 45 Triple Trio 45 GL 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 3.4. VICTOR LANGDON Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 35 Chorus 3, 45 Band Vice President 35 President 45 Play 45 SB Treasurer 45 W Club 1, 2, 3,45 Quar- tet 3, 45 Saxophone En- semble 3, 4. HI mvpw Ile If we could turn the hands of time ahead, say to 1961--I wonder what the Class of '55 would be doing, Let's journey into the future awhile and see. Hey! There is Tom Cockrane now. Tom is a traveling salesman. He said he has been selling electric mouse traps for the past two years. I asked him if he was married and he said yes, that his wife is in Alaska living with the multi-millionaire widow, Lynne Cklestrivivxyz Uonesj. Let's mosey along with Tom and see if we can see some of the old gang, Hey! There's a hitchhiker. Why, it's Randy Culley. Seems as if he is on his way to Tampa, Florida, for spring baseball training. He said he missed the bus because he was held up and robbed by the notorious gangster, Bob Web- ber, but he was caught by private eye, Harvey Danielson. Here we are in New Orleans. I think I'll take notes of this nip. I'll go over and buy a pencil from this poor blind woman, Why it's Wilma Johnson! Seems like she went blind trying to edit the school annual of '55. I guess l'd better buy a paper and see what the world news is, seeings as how I'm so close to the newspaper stand, Why I'll be doggone--if it isn't Ralph Jones be- hind that counter! He just threw two plugs of tobacco in his mouth. Guess what the headlines are on this paper, President Deana Land has just de- clared war on Texas! l l What's this I read about the well-known owner of the 'Itchy Witchy Hair Tonic Company, Bob Rabern, getting mixed up in a scandalous story with Kay Hawks, a cigarette girl in a night club? What's this little article down here in the corner? 'Nancy Howard drowns trying to swim the English Channel. Poor girl--she never could swim a lick. Tom's anxious to get on to Los Angeles, so had better throw this paper away. As we come into the big city, we see a crowd around this telephone pole. Some one said Wayne Powers is up there, He's trying to break the pole sitting record. He's been up there two hours now. Oooopsl Doesn't look as if he will break it, He just fell off. His nurse at the hospital is the well-known Second Nightingale, Jo Hall, His doctor is jo's husband, Victor Langdon, In his three years of practice he has only saved five of his patients, Well, I'm rather tired of traveling so I think I'll stop off here. Oops! --almost tripped over that little boy playing marbles. Well, what do you know! It's George Woodl I guess he will never grow up, Whew, I'm sleepy: there's a park bench where I can sleep, ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 1 Ill td' Aluaf I, Tom Cockrane, will my mathematical ability to my sis, Judy, who needs it, I, Nancy Howard, will my ability to type a five-letter word and make six mistakes to my speedball sis, Patty. I, Bob Rabern, will myself to any good-looking girl who might come along, I, Harvey Danielson, will all my F's to anyone who can use them. I, Randy Culley, will myself to all the girls, I, Victor Langdon, will my ability to help Ginny with her studies to Jerry Baker, I, Jo Hall, will Sonny to Ethel, for safekeeping, I, Wilma Johnson, will my baritone sax, Betsy, to anyone who can stand the noise. I, Ralph J ones, will my ability to make a car out of a wreck to Bryan Lee. I, Wayne Powers, will my ability to drive cars to Des Witt, I, Lynne Jones, will my flapper dress to the girls of WHS, because they will probably be wearing them next year if Christian Dior keeps up. I, Kay Hawks, will my ability to run into trees, posts, curbs, holes, pedestrians, etc. , in my car, to next year'sI driving class, I, Deana Land, will to Rosie McConnell all the fun in nigh school that I had. I, George Wood, will my red cowboy boots to Miss Comer so she will have something that will stand out. We, the senior class of '55, will all of our overdue bills to the student bodyg and all of our good looks, poise, intelligence, and manners to the juniors, who need them, dna. A we-ynfc -Pa was i ::,.. 1 :,..Eg Q my i M56 AVA! 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First row: Miss Comer, Advisorg Holloway, Hall,Donley, Howard, Leid, Whalen, Want Second row: N. Witt, John, Nettles, Callahan, D. Witt, Done. Third row: Young, Vogt, Townsend, Danielson, Hays. Fourth row: Baim, Baker, Otterson, Lee, Lieber- man. 0 957 COLORS Green and White FLOWER White Carnation' CLASS OFFICERS First row: John Wood, S.C.R.p Sandra Pambrun, Secretary, Bruce Brunton, President. Second row: Sonia Piersol, Treasurerg Judy Wright, Vice Presi- dentg Wanda Hall, S.C.R. First row: Bufton, Donley, Boyles, Rice, Pettichord, Wright, Ketcherside, Lieber- man, Advisor, Mrs. Fisher. Second row: Hall, Gohlman, MacFarlane, Harper, Wiscarson, Pambrun, White, Piersol, Katsel. Third row: Morris, Clark, Williams, Wood, Rodgers, Potts, Rossebo. Fourth row: Maxwell, Peters, Brunton. 178 CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS OFFICERS First row: Betse Reed, Vice President, Joy Johnson, Secretary, Linda Harris, S.C.R. g Red Hays, S.C.R.: Second row: Richard Collingwood, Treasurer, Tom Collins, President. First row: Advisor, Mrs. Carson, Reed, J. Johnson, Kruchek, Archer, Nettles, Stead- man, Collins, Stonecipher. Second row: Ketcherside, Harris, Brown, Cochrane, Smith, P. Johnson, Dolan, McConnell, Gosney. Third row: Want, E. Townsend. Lee G. Townsend, Donley, Hays, Powers, Langdon. Fourth row: Collingwood, Hermans, Eastman, Webber. 0 Q O Y f I f JIIYDIHKX! Ralph 101165 Victor Langdon Vice President Treasurer George Wood President Lynne Jones Wilma Johnson Secretary Annual Editor First row: Johnson, Langdon, G. Wood, L. Jones, R. Jones. Second row: Harris, Hall, Whalen, R. Hays, I. Wood, B. Hays, Culley, Childers, Advisor. Front row: P. Howard, D, Witt, R. Culley, G, Wood, B. Brunton. Back row: J. Liebermann, N. White, C. Comer, Advisor, G. Callahan, Not pictured: L. Jones, D. Done, J. Nettles, E. Roy. Editor ----- - - - - - -DESSIE WITT Assistant Editor - - ----- LYNNE JONES News Editor - - - - - ---- GLENN CALLAHAN Sports Editor --------- ----- RA NDY CULLEY Feature Editor ------- - - NANCY WHITE Exchange Editor - - - - - -PATTY HOWARD First row: MacFarlane, Pambrum, Culley, Wright, Donley. Second row: Jones Wood, Whalen, Johnson, Land. Editor- - - Assistant Ecutor- - Business Manager- - Third row: White, Assistant Business Manager- - - Artist- - - WV Q X Sf Webber, How ard. -' - WILMA JOHNSON ' ' 'RANDY CULLEY - FRANCES DONLEY - SANDRA PAMBRUN ' - - BOB WEBBER 5 E 4 .E . First row: Mr. Sinden, Gosney, Stoncipher, Collins, Willams, Rabern, Witt. Second row: Collingwood, Nettles, Wood, Danilson, Hermons, Leiberman, Done. Third row: Young, Maxwell, Webber, G. Wood, H. Danilson, Jones, D. Witt. Sweetheart NANCY HOWARD I. Wood, G. Wood, Jones, Maxwell, Witt, Lieberman, Sinden. GIRLS This year's program began with the Big and Little Sister Party to welcome the freshman girls. In December we sponsored the annual Christmas Party, with the Christmas Pageant being the main feature. In February we sponsored the annual Heart Sister Week. At the conclusion of the week we held a party. ln May we sponsored the annual May Dance. We also sponsored the Mother's Day Tea. I THE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT First row: W, Johnson, Land, Kruchek, Bufton, P. Howard, Boyles, Nettles, Archer, Mrs. Carson, Advisor. Second row: Pettichord, J. Donley, Stedman, Leid, B. Ketch- erside, W, Hall, Harris, J. Johnson, Reed, Third row: Wright, Dolan, Macfarlane, B. Hall, Katsel, Piersol, Gholman, Liebermann, Rice, M, Want, Brown, Wiscarson, Harper, Cochrane, Hawks, Pambrun, Whalen, White. Fifth row: Jones, F, Donley, P. Johnson, J. Hall, V. Want, Holloway, Smith, McConnell, Lee, Townsend, D. Ketcherside Mrs. Carson, Wright, Land, Hall, Wham, Jones. The May Dance In honor of the May Queen Home Ec Style Show and Mothe-,1-'s Day Tea ffm L Q T1 X B+ WA ,Yi SERVICE CLUB Johnson, Whalen, Donley, Jones, Wright, Piersol. M QUEEN WILMA JOHNSON COURT Left to right: S. Pambrun, I. Holloway, B. Laid, L. Jones, J. Hall, W. Johnson, B. Reed, G. Townsend, W. Hall OMAN 0 BY THE MATCHMAKER Agnes - - Wilfred - - Pilone ---- Augusta ---- Diana Clump - Orpha ----- Ruthie Teel - - Millie Bromsley Baxter Bromsley June Bromsley - Richard White - Herman Howell Robert Hanley - Directed by - - CA ST - - - -Deana Land - - Tom Collins - - Ralph Jones - - Lynne Jones - - - - Patty Howard Donna Ketcherside - - - Nancy White - - - -Kay Hawks - - -Jerry Baker - - - D. Nettles - - Randy Culley - ' Vic Langdon - - Bruce Brunton - - - -Miss Comer Front row: K. Hawks, V, Langdon, D, Nettles, T, Collins, R, Jones, L, Jones, Back row: C. Corner, Advisor, D, Ketcherside, N, White, B, Brunton, D. Land, J, Baker, R, Culley, P. Howard. ,af IO! ll 5 .-thx, la, .,, 1- lv' 89,49 1 W 'L' y I F fiilll Our forty-three piece band of which four are seniors participated in the following events: September September N ovember November November December February April April May May 28, 29 Presidential Parade Shrine Game Open House Massed Band at Pomeroy fPrescott, Dayton, Pomeroy and Waitsburgq Cheney Band Clinic Band Concert Massed Band at Prescott Spring Band Concert Band Party Pea Festival fMilton-Free- water.j Days of Real Sport First row: Wood, MacFarlane, Brown, Lieberman, Gohlman, Collingwood, Donley, Webber, D. Rossibol, Potts, Pambrum. Second row: Archer, l-lorney, Chase, Ander- son, R. Rossibol, Reed, J. Brunton, Harris, Ventom, Johnson, McConell, Petticord, Jones. Third row: I. Kruchek, Collins, Langdon, B. Brunton, Lee, Bufton, Gosney, Katsel, Piersol, L. Kruchek, Wheler, Linquist and Director Mr. Harry. First row: Harris, J. Johnson, Roy, Bufton, Boyles, Rice, V. Want, N. Howard, Reed, Nettles, P. Howard, Archer, Kruchek, Mr. Harry. Second row: Stedman, Cochrane, J. Hall, W. Hall, Gohlman, Land, Katsel, Lieberman, Ketchers, Brown, Leid. Third row: D. Kercherside, W. Johnson, P. Johnson, Smith, Dolan, Mc- Connell, Hawks, Harper, Lee, Townsend, Macfarlane, M. Want. Fourth row: Morris Maxwell, Wood, Peters, W. Powers, Danielson, Culley, Callahan, Collingwood, Langdon. Fifth row: Eastman, Hayes, Webber, Gosney, B. Webber, Newbill, Ross- ibo, Potts, Rogers, E. Powers, Collins, Stonecipher. UWTET TRIO On April twenty-fifth over one hundred people gathered at Preston Hall for the an- nual Iunior Prom. From the moment of entrance through the decorated arch into the Devil's Domain, one was impressed with the outstanding de- corations. One wall was entirely covered with a black background with red leaping flames. At the end of the room was a real- istic spiral staircase leading out of the flames up into the clouds. The orchestra box at the far end of the room was decorated with red streamers and music notes. Eighth grade girls dressed in red costumes to coincide with the theme, served the punch and handed out the programs. The king and queen were the happy but surprised Russ Hays and Beryl Hall. The coronation was followed by the Grand March, led by the new Prom royalty. Preceding the dance a banquet in honor of the seniors was held. It was prepared by the junior class mothers and served by the sophomores. Entertainment was given by Bryan Lee who, played a piano solo and the sophomores, who presented a version of the singing waiters and sang 'Melody of Love. The juniors worked hard to make the prom a success as it certainly was, The seniors will always remember their night in THE DEVILS DOMAIN g 5 3 fly 5 3 :E 5 K 2 lx 2 . M KING RUSS QUEEN BERYL Gil-I8 First row: R. Culley, B. Rabern, R. Hayes, G. Callahan, E. Clark, R. Jones. Second row: B. Webber, R. Webber, D. Done, J. Maxwell, J. Wood, V. Langdon. Third row: I. Childers, Advisor, C. Danielson, B. Baim, B. Lee, A. Peters, G. Vogt Fourth row: J. Baker, J. Otterson, B, Brunton, G. Wood, H. Banielson, R. Hayes. John receiving the Randy receiving the sportsmanship trophy, inspirational player trophy. 4? n v-,N fr N 1 f LP f f J X - 'L Y' N' . XY-is-. -NN? ix X is ' - -, x -' 4, -fxxe wx 6 5 . NYY' ,N-?-2Q1?--x-'- A-5 ,QI x':R Q? V ,N-, . xg A-.- 4 N -1 N . 5-QQ.-I J 1vmw- Jw T912- -fifwx x '13 Fw -as is Hmm 11- Jack Otterson Bob Webber Russ Hays Randy Culley Dick Webber Red Hays Glenn Callahan TROPHY RANDY CULLEY Inspirational Player Wait Hi Wait-Hi Wait-Hi Wait-Hi Wait Hi Wait-Hi Wait Hi Wait Hi TC YG 78 590 67 384 47 247 40 398 15 22 10 7 5 17 FOOTBALL SUMMARY 19 20 20 13 12 21 35 AVG 7.6 5.7 5.8 9.9 1.4 .7 3.4 Dayton Wa-Hi B's Joseph Echo Colfax St. Pats Pomeroy Benton City 6 TOUCHDOWNS Randy Culley George Wood Jack Otterson Bob Webber Russ Hays PTD POINTS 0 1 4 0 7 This was a season to remember for the Cardinals beat the Dayton Bulldogs for the first time in sixteen years. Co-Captains were Randy Culley and George Wood. Playing good ball for the Cards this year were: B. Balm, J. Wood, B. Rabern, V. Langdon, G. Vogt, H. Danielson, G. Wood, I. Otterson, R. Hays, B. Webber, and R. Culley. Trophies were awarded to Randy Culley - Inspirational Player and John Wood - Sportsmanship. WINNERS JOHN WOOD Sportsmanship 'i BNIB! , First row: Baim, Brunton, Rabern, Langdon, Vogt, J. Wood, G, Wood. Second row: Hayes, Otterson, Webber. Third row: Culley. First row: Stonecipher, B, Webber, J. Wood, Culley, Collingwood, B. Hayes. Second row: Rhode, Assistant Coach, Herrnans, Gosney, Otterson, Baker, C. Danielson, Baim, Childers, Coach. Third row: Maxwell, Brunton, H. Danielson, Witt, Langdon, R. Hayes, Vogt. Fourth row: Clark, R, Langdon, Rabern, G. Wood, Callahan, R. Webber, Donnelly. R. CULLEY V. LANGDON I. BAKER B. WEBBER Coach showing the boys a play. CARDINALS B. BAIM R. JONES G. CALLAHAN R. HAYS 412, 4 JLLVI Zig ,VIV A , L hh .. --., , gy f 2 G wooo B BRUNTON Wait-Hi Wait Wait Wait Wait- Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi -Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi -Hi -Hi -Hi Left to right: Bryan Lee, Robert Langdon, Dick Gosney, Richard Webber, Bob Hays, John Wood, Dick Collingwood, Jack Maxwell, Mr. White. SUB Whitman Frosh Athena Asotin Pomeroy St. Pats Wa-Hi B's Touchet Dayton Joseph Enterprise Pomeroy Columbia Dayton Prescott Wa-Hi B's St. Pats Touchet Columbia Whitman Frosh Prescott - DISTRICT Connell Pomeroy St. Pats BASKETBALL REVIEW 61 DISTRICT 55 Wait-Hi 37 Colfax 48 45 Wait-Hi 55 Asotin 56 48 42 TOTAL POINTS PTS AVG 40 Otterson 288 18 35 Culley 250 10 47 Wood 227 9 . 9 47 Hays 225 9 42 Langdon 178 7 . 1 54 Baker 169 6. 8 42 Webber 52 54 Baim 22 37 Brunton 18 34 Jones 2 42 Callahan 0 34 Team 1431 57.2 57 Opponents 1256 50. 6 44 46 Season's record 18 wins 7 losses 41 51 65 Front row: D. Gosney, B. HSYS. R. Webber, W. Hodgen Bat Boy G Callahan E Clark, R. Culley. Back row: J. Wood, B. Baim, R. Jones J Baker G Wood V Langdon, C. Williams, Managerg White, Coach. Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait Wait- Wait Wait- Wait- -Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi BASEBALL SUMMARY 2 St. Pats 1 Columbia 5 Dayton 5 Touchet 11 Prescott 3 St. Pats 0 Pomeroy 1 Columbia 1 Touchet 4 Dayton 2 Wa-Hi B's 2 Prescott The baseball team has found the road to victory a narrow one as they have won only two games in all of their starts. Dick Webber and George Wood, pitchers, each won a game The leading hitters, Webber, Wood, and Baim, all hit around 400 . . X3 First row: Howard, Smith, Reed, Whalen, Nettles, B. Hall, Donley. Second row: Want, Land, P. Johnson, Harper, White, Dolan, Liebermann, Wright, Archer. Third row: W. Hall, J. Hall. V. Want, McConnell, Lee, Stedman, J. Johnson, L First row: Want, Liebermann, McConnell, Lee, Smith. Second row: Comer, Advisor, Nettles, Hall, Harper, Johnson. Third row: Whalen, Reed, Howard, Johnson. First row: Smith, Johnson, W. Hall, Ho- ward. Second row: V. Want, Donley, B Hall, Whalen, Nettles. Third row: Har- per, Land, Hall, Comer, Want, Peters. DEANA LAND - NANCY WHITE Queen PATTY HOWARD I0 TODT - NANCY WHITE Head Majorette GINNY WHALEN ROSEMARY WHITE - DOLORES NETTLES fum Gen J ffmAef:f7 -70 gk' 1, Wh 476.5 ,gg jfumn x54,Mpl0 4.??P y WW ' 1' 7:30 6 lllaf! 7 fllflp 4 f Wajf xff IV VOX ,H Yi 67 Whmkqrg gay 17416 0 657540. Cl A L nn? W? xjpbk X'Ei?v67'i'5fQhhl 6 eiiflwy-f J jfk '1 W 7'-4 Q! l'..J lg elf' 4465, Eff' yu, hy e, a W I fav, 'teqpl A ff fi W Inlckfy ?zm'1'f 32 Ci6L .5' fVOLU Jak 51 Tg2uSYf 1 hav4..,' 4' e' flfla,siTwt run! 5, fl L e.S5, WML 'IP .,.. 5 M eh 1 K A45 'Q 5-Qu!-. i2f'iCJ+f?.' rvm' 5 Qkovs YMFQF a 11,17 1 1721 :MM X f .Xxx X 'F N- xwx-Q: QxQS:xNb . 4-JNXQSXS , . ws. f X Congratulations To The Penney Quality Class Of 55 Is Your Greatest Saving! III!!! 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LJ M BIA FARM SUPPLY Of Huntsville, Washington NH3 Nitrogen Fertilizer Phone 5211 Congratulations To The Compliments Of The Class of '55 When in Dayton Shop At The Ak ELI4 DRUG The Rexall Drug F F -In Congratulations To The Class of 55 512521 BEAUTY SHOP h4A'l2,TY'5 S BARBER SHOP Special for Grade School Boys on Tuesdays and on Thursdays - Haircuts - S .50 WZZQZZQ INSURANCE AGENC In Theater Building Since 1930 SERETA ALDRICH Phone 452.1 Your Dependable Druggist Sheaffer Pens - School Supplies Cara Nome Cosmetics - Parker 5l Pens Eastman Kodaks - Stationery Best Wishes to Class of '55 VV14Xl'I'i5'2l.ll2Q PHARMACY Main Street Phone 4471 Congratulations to the Class of 55 Cflfl- C512 Clllff il-5 . VVCDCDTD Gentleman farmer and Man-about-town I 1 was 040 M21 Mobilgas MOBILE A 1' LE N ,S mmmm' GROCERY SERVICE STATION PRESTON and COPPIE AP PLIANCE5 1 Z le if 'g Stand still and silent watching the world go by-It will! Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. -I-CD LJ C-I-l3E-V VA L.. L.7-.EY HARDWARE f '--- 'xx Zaczfdzfg ', C ong ratulations Q I 0 to ,' MAC s l Clas s of ' 5 5 I f xx . W e s t S e c ond xxx If Phone 5941 Axglxlfzlggf K Congratulations to the Class of '55 Em X I, ed? ALMA AND MAC 4, 17 QQ, 1 QL 9' Til 1- my ' ' M - , i i 7Zut'u5Zc'aa4 G . I 3- : 1' A ww - ,M-A A DAIRY PRoDucTs fs. ,:.. 'C X-ff K JOHN W . CARSON Dayton, DAYTON CI? EA ME RY W ashington Congratulations to the Class of 1955 PLAZA THEATER Waitsburg, W ashington C ome to the LIBERTY THEATER AND SUNSET DRIVE-IN Dayton, Washington Finest of Entertainment LOWELL SPLESS, Manager 0 Good Luck to the 1 Q f' mv I W c1i11T3Eeoi4,15z5 ' l m 53 5 W H: QOUI dt Q My ,ff X GIFT AND if! Z VARIETY STQRE Congratulations to the Class of '55 ELFQINK GEC. PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Open 06.00 to 24.00 East End Bridge C ongratulations to the PISFZSIION SHAFFE I2 mffh ae, Manufacturers of Peerless Flour General Office Walla Walla, Washington Mills at - Waitsburg, Wash., Milton-Freewater and Athena, Ore Congratulations to the Class of 1955 --- 5 l Maxam? MOTEL MR. AND MRS. JOHN HULCE Congratulations to the Class of 1955 IF I'I S coca soon LEE ,S vou nun.. . . 'q BARBER sn-nop W-'ff AN DY 's W aitsburg, W ashington COFFEE SHOP W aitsburg , W ashington ' s I MW -ERVIQ-E, GOOQIMFQOD CO , UO Q 6 ' beef, IS oulz f y FIRST f 5 5 THOUGHT Hzfiizulazu... .zzmiiviiigiizgiluxu.--- axzlazwaa-11zama1-gxs-1a-'mi 122114111-' 1-x3,u:1-11:-:mm .-1:2 'Elia-,q13.,yxxL 7 g SCHAEFERSICE CREAM Your Tire Headquarters! BERNIE fi Many Flavors- We Make Our Own! AND f Sundaes, Shakes, and JACK JM! Beefburgers H Phone 5491 50? 1625 F.. Issacs Nite 4591 unyli Walla Walla, Washington MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE ALBERT LAND 1 Phone 4381 r f ' va BUILDING CONTRACTOR f: - ? 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