Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)
- Class of 1956
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Here has been the center for many unforgettable school activities and for educational enlightenmentg this is where we have been privil- eged to receive encouragement as well as recogni- tion for doing our daily tasks and meeting every- Here is one of the finished products of the many educational functions-the 1956 Wasehian. But it was not accomplished without the wonderful cooperation and help on the part of every faculty member and student, and to you we want to express our heartiest appreciation. ln this publication we hope to present to you, the students, a combined pictorial and written record of the year to help you think of the good times you have had and to preserve memories of them. So here is your yearbook. We call it HLIGHTSF' We hope that you enjoy the 1956 WASEHIAN LIGHTS as much as we enjoyed putting it to- gether, although' it did take many long toilful hours for us to accomplish our purpose. For nearly a year it was ours. 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M we 9 Ek P62152 Q UJ ,Q S R Q SP6 igiijgggggf L Q V Kgs aiELky5QL2i W Ww k wx, X X7 N ' - z X 5 5 , 3 2 , Z gf L,47 A E 01 IAQ, if f fffi - 060,31 .- PHILLIP SYRDAL, SUPERINTENDENT . . . Under the capable leadership of Mr. Syrdal. our school has successfully carried forward its purpose of providing for the educational needs of its students. By staffing the school system with well-qualified teachers and by continuously study- ing and evaluating the courses of study, Mr. Syrdal has seen that Wapato has a good educational system. Much of Mr. 5yrdal's time this year has been spent on de- tailed planning with the school board, contractors, and teach- ers on the new million-dollar high school. Mr. Syrdal played a major part in promoting the bond issue campaign and making known the need for a new school. Among many other endless details, Mr. Syrdal must plan for the purchase of materials and equipment, any busses that we need, and he sees that the buildings and grounds are maintained by renovating older portions of existing build- ings and replacing worn desks and other furniture. A strong leader, Mr. Syrdal reflects the quality of Wapato's administrationg he inspires both the faculty and the students to higher goals and greater accomplishments, and he com- mands the respect of all who know him. These five men, devoting hours of time for the betterment of the school and receiving no compensation, represent the community in action. lmportant discussions and plans pertaining to the construction of the new high school building headed the lengthy list of projects carried on by the school board during the past year. These men helped conduct the original study of the growth of the Wapato school system which was published in pamphlet form and was a key factor in promoting the bond issue. lt is the duty of these men to establish the policies of the school. They authorize all financial expenditures and act on all major decisions. They must constantly look into the future to meet the demands of a growing population and new and advanced trends in education. Through unselfish leaders such as these men, Wapato's school system will continue to progress and offer the best possible educational program for its youth. BOARD OF EDUCATION Board of Education, left to right: Robert Schroeder, Virgil Cameron, Fred Olsen, Robert Fortier, Don Strother. l I I I I IQUJOX Illl-I'l'RltIll. l'RlNCll'iXL . .. Since Nlr. Dietrich took the job as principal three years ago. he has shown the same fine qualities of leadership as an f administrator as was exemplified during the years when he was a popular coach and director of athletics. To us. tht- students of Wa-Hi. he is a guiding light . . . a personal advisor to everyone. He corrects us when we are wrong, praises us. and defends us. Hr. Dietrich does more than execute the ordinary duties of a principal. He goes be- yond the point of duty in presenting a program of lively recreation. He is a counselor to the clubs and organizations and sees that they uphold high standards. To those seniors who are about to step into the world Or continue on to college. he gives personal advice and favors. He goes out of his way to help them in vocational placement and in making scholarships available, he doesn't push or pull them but en- courages and inspires. Hr. Dietrich also promoted a program of testing that is helpful to both students and teachers in placing students in tht- proper English courses, and he initiated the mental maturity testing progrant. These activities we have mentioned are but a few of the many things Mr. Dietrich docs which set him far above the average high school principal. Truly, he can he called a steadfast beacon and guiding light to all. As long as Wapato has such administrational leadership. our school will continue to rank high in education, leader- ship, and citizenship, Left to right: Mrs. Lorena Benjamin. Mr. Chester Soley, and Miss Evelyn Shirts. Mrs. Lorena Benjamin, a very cheerful, efficient. and capable person, is serving as secretary to the superintendent. This was her first year as a school secretary, but she previously did secretarial work and accounting at the bank for four years. Mrs. Benjamin, who is assisted by Mrs. Hilda Skone, acts as a receptionist, writes letters, deposits money receipts for the district, and types forms to be submitted to county. state, and federal offices. Miss Evelyn Shirts, who has been secretary to the principal for fourteen years at Wapato, has the duties of recording grades, recording attendance, writing letters, mimeographing the daily bulletins, and making out reports and invitations. Mr. Chester Soley, bookkeeper and accountant for the school district and clerk for the school hoard, could be called the man who knows all the facts. Mr. Soley records school funds, sees that all school employees and outstanding bills are paid each month, sends orders for school supplies, and delivers all purchases for the district. Not shown is George Hansen, Superintendent of buildings and grounds, who is in charge of all custodians and bus drivers. S ,5-k Elf f LESSIE RASCO: Dean of Girls, English 10, 12, Advanced Englishg B.A., Whit- worth College. GERALD WEITZ: Wasehian Advisor. English 10, 12, Literatureg B.A.. B.E.. Washington State College. HILDA SYRDAL: Wolf Howl Advisor. English 11, 11-123 B.A., University of Oregong M.A., University of Washington. FRANCES REEDER: Librariang HS.. B.L.S., University of Illinois. 2S i- V f e aazpdaff The great end of eriuration is to dis- cipline rather than to furnish the mindg to train it to the use of its own powers rather than fill it with the acrunznlations of othersf' -EDWARDS Bob Mitchell, Manuel Hernandez, Bob Estep. Bill Estvs, David Mauch, and Ce-raid Soley observe simple reaction and record data in period 4, Chomistry. lf a man empties his purse into his head, no one can take it from him. -FRANKLIN Mary Hornstein, Louis Longee, and Gerald Jeffries engaged in morphology, the study of animal parts, in Biology. ALBERT HANSEN: Typing 10, Bookkeep- ing, Supervisor A.S.B. Treasuryg B.A., Washington State College, University of Washington, Seattle Pacific College. EDWARD WHITLEY: U. S. History, Con- temporary World Problems, Advisor to Junior Classg B.A., Central Washington College of Educationg M.A., University of Washington. OLAND WARCUP: Senior High Band, Orchestra, Instrumental Classesg Bachelor of Music, VanderCook College of Music, Chicago. GEORGE ICE: Chorusg B.A., Central Washington College of Education. DON PATTERSON: World History: B.S., B.Ed., Washington State College. Z QEQSQFEXI . fvffi -r- 1: kg!-Egg- :Ig-5-:fss,:. -1 -. ees ooo 035 9 c 74eq 'kazde an Zta Vdeak JUNE WEYRAUCH: Typing 10, Book- keeping, Commercial ll-12, Senior Class Advisor, B.S., University of North Dakota. HILDA MESICK: Typing ll, Shorthand ll, 12, Office Practice. Assistant Senior Class Advisorg B.A., Washington State College. ,, ..... --wwf, - adm .,'7ad4 'The things mzzglit in srliools are not an edufation, bu! the means of edzzrationf' QENIERSON History students take- one of Mr. Whit- lEy's little quarts-r quizzes in U. S. History. period 2. 'vw SKC SchooIhouses are the republican line of fortifications. -MANN Ken Burhach, Thelma Armstrong, and Virginia Acob use well-stocked library during study period. M EDWARD FISHER: Football Coach, Speech, Red Devil Advisor, B.A., Pacific Lutheran College. DONALD LEACH: Assistant Football Coach, B Squad Basketball Coach, P.E. 10, Drivers' Training, B.A., Univer- sity of Washington. JACK DORR: Athletic Director, Letter- men's Club Advisor, B.A., Central Wash- ington College of Education. JUNE DOWNEY: P.E. 10, G.A.C. Ad- visor, B.S., Washington State College. WB!- , , rev. ,:a,i..wiw 'S' Sul ' 7766400 Sheng! RUSSELL INSLEY: Basketball Coach, P.E. 10, B.S., Central Missouri State College. WILLIAM FALLER: Baseball Coach, P.E. 10, Drivers' Training, Intramural Basket- ball, B.S., B.Ed., Washington State Col- lege, BLS., University of Illinois. DONALD THOMPSON: Drivers' Train- ing, Attendance Officer, B.A., Washing- ton State College. cwhwdmndgodq Good education is essential to our Nation. No country with a low standard of erlucation can talfe top place in wealth and economic prosperity. -EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY Marilyn Verbrugge, Shirley Sinner, Veneta Hunk, Sharon Miles, Naida Dvorak, Beverly Hockett, and Marilyn Lynch take speed test in time-saving course of Short- hand. Education can't make us all leaders, but it can teach its which leader to follow. Carole ,lean Marshall, Vernettie White- ner, and Lucille Hernandes before tak- ing drive in new Chev' purchased for practical course of drivers' training. Crunch! Three Physical Education stu- dents collide going for ball while playing strenuous and physically developing game of soccer. Physics students Mable Baugher, Ei- leen Lagmay, Lewis Brunhaver, Virginia Acob, Allen Shockley and Mel Seibel measure the efficiency of a wheel and axle using varying diameters and loads. A. I, ,.... :wk Qggfs- LQ , -' ii 1 Q- , Q. im f 5 , g. W , s K S -.fi , . , . . . .... ., I TS 7 iii ,..a,,,....a,..,T.,,,mK K , ix H . l HAROLD DOORNINK: Agriculture 11, B.S., River Falls State Teachers College. PAUL HURD: Speech, Social Problems, Tumbling Coach, Tennis Coach, Football and Basketball Trainer, Sophomore Class Advisorg B.A., University of Washington. RICHARD KETELLE: Art, Crafts, Ad- visor to Advertising Managerg B.A., Washington State College. MARY LOUISE SHATTUCK: Home Economics 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Advisor, B.S., Washington State College. -.lffai , . Al5515iflEiiit?f?EB935l3EBilE95FK1f!f'zl!'?Z5fT',,E'2'.'5fl L: ,-' 'f'HfT,f .f'E Q iii 1 7469 7e4c47i4Za70of JACK BUNNELL: Shop 2, 3, 4g B.A., B.S., B.Ed., Washington State College. BLAINE HARDY: Agriculture 10, 123 B.S., Utah State College. ' , t Q 'H-r 'W 9 .tea f . ' . Q a tv' gi, I D ,- W K .if , VK . ,gitioifiiiifgggig Lgggi ' - - is 'fiifiist-Himsa Q, 5 . .- -- f- -X if t 7 t ' ' i n -1 ,ti N 4. 5 Ya- 3 W ff- - K . - 197 f . v I I K if K ' ' ,fi rf, t S .STXD A A A , ' fi. A W 4. , 'Lew - R ' A t its , 5, K t ,vi ,Enix ..,,:,.:x5i,' ' K 1 ,t,,,,,,,V, f ,I . ,L , K in if . , Q- it 1 . A, . , Vts, ttt. , ,L ,g I rf ,, ,iw , P-s mm, X 6 ESTHER BERCLUND: BS., University of Minnesota. lard Um Wanda cmd ifead A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stops. Alfonso Dahalos poses while Priscilla Lennex, David Lisk, Mona Pritchard, and Sharon Baker make sketch during period 3 Art class. Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to driveg easy to gov- ern, but impossible to enslavef, Mel Seibel, Bill Morris, and David Mauch work on projects in Shop IV. ' school, the personnel on Frorn the excellent meals the efficient direction of to t-he casualty-free record . ni Mrs. Louise Bond, Mrs. Velta Belba, and Mrs. Car- lotta Bond. Sznnan Of all persons deserving Seanad 77Zn6nz'ennnce efwonnef credit for service rendered to the this page are especially noteworthy. prepared by the cafeteria staff under the school dietician, Miss Berglund, of the bus drivers, these people' have done well in carrying out their tasks. . Left: Virginia Acob, Bar- bara Gallegos, Thelma Arm- strong, Audrey George, and Marjorie O'Dell. , 6, gnc Dubfefw .1 '-' Standing. left to right: Al Stump. Bill Cable, Arlie Crabtree. Neil L isk, Pete Burkhart, Tom Delozier. Clarance Easter. Marvin Faulkner. A. B. Belzer. Kneeling: Cecil l-letrick, Bill Albright, I6 Russell Weaver. Lloyd Dorr. Robert Bale, lvan Currie. 6446 269454 AX , K MLA ' xg 1 Q . ! .. WM, w -i,,.,1 Mft-,H J 2.45511 .- v S .. ... S 41- 8 Alfa' , 17 ,Kiln - i All to myself I think of you, Think of the things we used to do, Think of the things we used to s y f Think of each happy bygone day S metimes I sigh, and somet' I l B t I keep each olden, golde h'I All to myself 02 - MQBUR D NESBIT- All ,.,M,,.,w- Jg' MJ ,wytffwk ii WM A I ffyggftmwe I Eiwbggg if WM Q Q 5 0 53 I is Y xg Ig is I Q E33 E TSE? WN . uf! 5,0423 4169454 AJ , ff ' 77Za4c2: W W WM . MWA N M ,wk Q M if ,VJ My f f MX My Awww M K W mf, fl MW fi , W wmf M a' ffv I 1 in Nz! Nl f N hw Wy 'ff NS QV 7 SY K uk XY xg 1 x f kkfyff Xxe ygfb, Ax f ,929 . , Q9 AN 5 I' F 7' , f f fa YQ W 1 ,. L 'I'Iw High Svlmm-I Haunt again prmifleml fine musir' t'lttt'I'tiliItlIIOIIl for Ill1tllt'l'lPllS tl u tl i Q- ll 1- n- s aunt prmerl tu hv as much fun for thc n1mnlwersz1s it has hvvn in tht- past. tymlcr the V6-ry cupuhle thru-timm of Mr. Olzmtl K. Wurvup. tht- lmml estahlishvft itself as one uf Wvzl- Hils hrightm-rv orgzulizatimns zmml has kept its fine 11-putatimr. 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Front row: Carol Perkins, Secretary, Richard Jaurez, Presidentg and Dennis McKay, Manager. 22 Back row, left to right: Mary Hornstein, Juanita Batin, Carole Jean Marshall, Gene Young Patty Linker, Richard Boger, and Dennis McKay. Front row: Roger Culver, Barbara Daniels Janice Swart, Marguerite Hoffer, and Lila Poisel. Standing: Bricio Balderas. 5, list ....ie... liuek row. le-ft to right: Ray Ruiz. Dick Talmayoyon. Mlm- Espinoza. Virgiiniu Orosvo, Mary Orosi-o. Primo Xv2llt'IlZLl4'l2i. and Benny john. Front row: Sharon Baker. Nlury llornslein, Nlury Jo Xolo. Mary Jn-an Miller. llvrmulim- th-ff:-. janirz' Swart. Carol llL1l'l1lIlt'lt'l'. liydiu lfspinoza and Kay Hend:-rson. Following in the footsteps of the last yearls group, the Maclrigal again proved to he one of the outstanding groups in the choir. Singing sixteenth und seventeenth century music, they performed for various clubs and organizations in this vicinity. adding prestige and respect to our fine school name. Z , Z 1 S lluek row, left to right: Lydia Espinoza. Kay Henderson. Vary Orosvo. Mary llornstein. Mary Jo Yolo, Virginia Orosco, Audrey George. ,laniee Swart. Betty Dandin. Sharon Baker. Andrea Heim. Mary ,lean Miller. Bernadine Ceffe. Billie Mauch, and Judy Mertz. Q .Jun llack row. lm-fr to right: llolm Castaneda. Rosario Yale-iixiivla. llaniilo llaxilu. Ray Huil. llenny john. lloh Nlitvhell, ljI'llI10 Valenzuela. Dirk Taliayoyon. Cordon lit-ff:-. llalv Patnonle. Ken Howell. Frank Hogg. .lov Espinoza. ,lllll Kuhlmann. ,loo Ulm-y. and jose Vargas, Third row: lletty l,uttrell. Shirley llalxer. llarliara Gallegos. Andrea Hvim. Coormlean Xngeloff. Paula K4-ndoll. Nlarilyn Goodrich. l.yclia Espinoza. ilaniee Swart. Sharon llak:-r. Nlary Orosco. Janie:- Rolwinstm. Geraldine Host-now. Carolyn O'5hea, Marilyn Hee-r, Darlene Koek. Kathleen Krahn. WSW Alive ljoisel. and Loretta Poisel. . fs , HENNY JOHN. lvpsfflfnf is The choir proved itself to lie one of the most appreciated and most interesting groups in our school. Composed of sixty-eight voir-es. the choir. under the very capable direction of Mr. George loc, was enjoyed hy all who heard them. and as a result, this musical group enjoyed a most successful year. As well as entertaining for the annual Open House, Christmas Vespers, and Spring Choral Con- cert, the Choir and its various small groups per- formed at the annual interscholastic competition programs at Moses Lake and Ellensburg. The choir contest at Moses Lake. in April, was the main objective of the group, and the results were very satisfactory. The small group concert found the Madrigal again competing for honors with their rival, Yakima. Accompanying the Madrigal were three - other very fine groups-the Boys, Quartet. Girls' ai . , A Trio, and Girls, Triple Trio. These singers made . r .e Q s . J v ' a 5 SHARON BAKER. Vive President nk ua -Y Lf-ft to right: Mary Uroseo, Sharon llaker. and luyrlia Espinoza. QI ' , X Secoml row. lr-ft to right: Virginia Urosro. Siizarino Tyswr. Kathy 'l'immons. Fllbl'l'llt't' tlroth. Nlickcy fllrulril. licrnzlilim- C4-llc. Nlziry ,le-an Nliller. lflimlnclli lluntlin. Virginia WR-ritz. Julia ,liincne-1. .-Xudrey Georg:-. Kay llcnderson. Nltiry tlagmon. l.oni-o llendcrson. lncz llcrmimlvs, and Carole Uldoski. Front row: lleverly Hockctt. Sharon tfamphcll. ,ludv Nlcrtz, liillic Maiicli, Carol liacliim-ier. ,loycc lirown. Christina Castello. Dolores Nlarahilla. lliclnui Al'lIIrll'UI1g1. Esther l onsz'ca. Mary ,Io Yolo. Mary llornstz-in. llarhara l.ockhart. Sharon l.ynch. und Mr. George Nl. lce. director. Not pictiirctl: llonnie l.UIIQllI1t'l'l'i4'T. ,lov Ortiz. and Rt-lvcccn Roqiic. nm, PRIMO VALENZIFELA im 5111110111 llireclor Q L themselves well known throughout the vicinity hy performing for various cluhs and organizations. Soloists who re resented Wa-Iii at the contest were wp . 1 n Marv Orosco. Sharon Baker. I,Ytll!.l Ls Jmoza. Paula . i , I Kendoll. Benny John. and Primo Valenzuela. Officers were elected, and through these people, the Choir was represented very well throughout the school. A new attraction adopted this year hy the choir, was a student director, in the person of Primo Valenzuela. Linder the tutorship of Mr. Ice, Primo directed the choir at their Spring Choral Concert. . We can look to our Choir proudly for its con- tribution to the school's music program for its tireless endeavor in working toward their goals. Many thanks go to Mr. Ice for building a choir that rates as one of the best Wapato has ever known. 55 ,. -' T l Joii EsP1NoZA 4 ,Z , Secretary-Trerzslzrer A ,kii 2 1 'E id lieft to right: Primo Ylllt'IlLlll'ltl, ,low Orti john. L, ,lov liixllllllilil. :md llcnnx 25 y , r -M W. M, . ..', 5.1 EFQkz4m2 .4G3gAhnz S ..-.-.--u I 1 395 Q ' L' V H .91 W' S - rf? ,. ..-. Qi. . ,JAX m 1 S Ll v0 ' 'u -ff' 1 , L,,.LA M , run...-I-. A THE Hiffw h7LL u Q Summa Q ZEML E? T YQ! .wa ll .4 4 -Nfvrt X hgh? wgfiig 45,1-4X W M4 ig wmww gb W x xfmvm JW C U P W ' 'D LY 5 JXBJX R CL , , JA' L vx I7 , ' ' .Q UK W J Qfflfvfv UJDJQ jim! I Al km W ,Ni Zh, Hamm J Q 0251? ,WL ,J M' www J W 2 is xxi xxx L' X X 1 7 ' ,TV ' f ff fgla X X M, ' . I, X N f ff x N , fl if ff If Q Sharon Baker Assistant Advertising Manager Roland Schoonover Senior Class President Chuck Faucher Junior Class President Loel Labberton Sophomore Class President Ellena Heikell Girls' Club President Mr. Eldon Dietrich Advisor Advertising Manager Dennis Blomc President John Douglas Vive President Diane Takayama Secretary Delores Reed Treasurer Dale Patnode Assistant Treasurer Louis Brunhaver Social Chairman 'BQ ans .sv- pa ! f A I X Fourth row, left to right: Dale Patnode, Bob Mitchell, Armando Gutierrez, and David Lisk. Third row: Charles Faucher, Dale Olsen, John Staudinger, John Bryan, Jack Randall, and Paul Gonzales. Second row: Dick Tabayoyon, Roland Schoonover, Charles Peters, Allen Shoekley, and Dennis Blume. First row: Thor Olsen, Joe Espinoza, John Douglas, Jim Stump, Melvin Seibel, and Richard Juarez. SWAT! This little four-letter word carries with it a lot of feeling, especially when it comes from a well-made paddle during Red Devil initiations. This excitement lasts for two days, but new members have one consolation-their turn is coming next year. A Red Devil will not easily forget these two days. Meniliers of the club saw new dazzle added to their ranks when it was decided to purchase white sweaters to go with their traditional Red Devil emblems. Along with maintaining at least a C average in their school work, members are now subject to a point system in order to stay in the club. Under the advisorship and guidance of Mr, Ed Fisher, the Red Devils served as a shining example of an active group. They did an excellent job of patroling at games, maintaining order in the halls, and assisting with various other duties throughout the school. 1 Q 'QR s . - wg: .s nfs, ,S N 'imksft' sf ,ti A F I. SCIENCE CLUB, left to right: Larry Kissler, Richard Brunhaver, Pat Peterson, Tom McCoy. Allen Shockley, Camilo Davila, Thor Olsen, Carl Munson, and Ted Heikell. Q5 Back row, left to right: Marilyn Benjamin, Jerretta Phillips, Delores Reed, Dale Patnode, and Marilyn Verbrugge. Front row: Jeannie Schmidt, Rebecca Roque, and Carol Bachnleier. 29 30 Back row, left to right: Geraldine Olson. Treasurer Marcia Bowles. Supply Chairmang Andrea Heim, Secre- tary: and Delores Reed, Social Chairman. Front row Marilyn Verbrugge. Vice Presidentg Morjorie Close, Presi- dentg Marilyn Loudon, Denierit Chairmang and Mrs. Shattuck, Advisor. '70 The Pep Cluln, one of the most active clubs in the school, did a very splendid job this year under the guidance of Mrs. Shattuck and the leadership of its president, Marjorie Close. This year, as one of a few of their projects. the girls entered a float in the Harvest Festival Parade and sponsored a hake sale and a sweater raffle. They also planned the Homecoming events and sponsored after-game dances. Their initiation, usually held at the Sophomore Mixer, was held this year during a school day. Although the girls looked like nightmares in their pajamas and swimsuits, everyone will agree it was a lot of fun. su...-4 .e.' F e ' ' s Fourth row. left to right: Ray Judd. liernadine Ceffe. and Bob Mitchell. Third row: Ellena ll:-ikell. llaynelle Holwegner. Diane Theroux. Marcia Bowles. Mary Jean Miller. Florence Groth. Dolores fferna. Bette Nelson, Carolyn O'Shea. Marilyn lienjaniin, Setsu Yonekawa, Dorene Britt. and Carolyn Sakamoto, Second row: Marilyn Goodrich, Marilyn Loudon, Beverly Hubbard, Mable liauglier. Marilyn Verlmrugge. Delores Reed. Leola Schoonover, Andrea Heim, Mary Ann Mach, Carol Perkins, Nyla Brandt. and Barbara Daniels. First row: Clarabelle Balzer, Marilyn Pister, Sharon Lynch, Sharon Miles, Frances Dandin, Judy Arnsbaugh, Marian Olney, Sharon Baker, .lanice Swart. Diane Takayama, and Geraldine Steinmetz. Z This yearis Letterrnen's Club, as in the past years, was one of the most active organizations in our school. ln addition to patrolling and helping to keep order at the various sports functions, this group also provided various forms of entertainment during assemblies and initiations which they spon- sored. Through the very fine lead- ership of the officers and the ad- visorship of Mr. Dorr, the club proved itself to be one of Wa-Hi's 'ibright-light organizations. Left to right: John Douglas, Secretaryg Roger Culver. Presidentg Jim Stump, Treasurerg and David Mauch, Vice President. Fourth row, left to right: Primo Valenzuela. Jack Shaver. Butch Flores, Armando Gutierrez, Gerald Soley. John Douglas, Joe Ortiz, and Lewis Brunhaver. Third row: David Lisk, Charles Pe-ters. James Schaal, Richard Skone, Larry Cramer, Jack Randall. and Bill Colphenee. Second row: Ted Heikell, Roger Culver, Ray Judd. Jim Stump, Dale Patnode, David Mauch, Allen Shockley, Manuel Hernandez, Charles Faucher. and Mr. Dorr. First row: Bob Stewart, John Staudinger. Jose Vargas, Joe Jimenez. Mike Hernandez, Richard Juarez. Joe Espinoza. Paul Gonzales, and Eddie Bachmeier. 3I v5v 'f 2 I f 'SQ - f m n CHf EfIR 7 '7.?.f-if. The Wapato F.F.A. chapter, one of the largest in the state with 109 members, is one of our most active organizations. Besides winning several gold and silver emblems on the state level, the chapter won the Silver Emblem in the National Chapter Contest for two consecutive years H954--19551, and they were rated the outstanding district chapter by the Washington State Bankers, As- sociation. For their successful rodent eradication program, the chapter received plaques for several years from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. Other chapter accomplishments in- cluded the winning of prize money for outstanding booths at the Fair and individual winners in the district and state Co-operative quiz. The chapter's judging team tpictured opposite pagej placed at Puyallup-Portland International Livestock Exposition where John Bryan was rated fourth high in individual judging. Blindfolded Ag students box each other in part of chapter's rugged initiation held each year. Left to right: Lynn Warnstadt, Dick Tabayoyon, Dee Adams, Roland Schoonover, and John Bryan. C er, um, SW! Left to right: Geraldine Rosenow, Dell Laughlin, Crystal Burch, Sylvia Decker, Freda Lommers, and Carol Sinner. 33 SW! ,,,ww.k I .T 'PUT .sbnaxhx Q H-fs. - Back row, left to right: Paul Gonzales, Primo Valenzuela, David Lisk, Cliff McLean, Armando Gutierrez, Dennis Blome, and Tom McCoy. Front row: Mable Baugher, Sandra Newbill, Priscilla Lennex, Delores Reed, and Sharon Baker. Two qualities of good journalism--hard work and desire-enabled the annual staff to produce the biggest and brightest fwe hope you thinklj yearbook yet to emerge from the Npenthousen of Wa-Hi. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Weitz, the advisor, and Dennis Blome, editor, the staff has worked shoulder-to-shoulder with a common purpose in mind--to cast reflections in pictures and print of the highlights of a most successful year of school life. qw, . Left to right: Carol Perkins, Social Chairmang Marilyn Loudon, All Sports Managerg Mary Ann Mach, Vice Presidentg Setsu Yonekawa, President, Beverly Hubbard, Secretary-Treasurerg and Carol Banks, Sergeant-at-Arms. H - llllllll -V The G.A.C. Girls' Athletic Club, under the super- vision of Miss Downey, strove to make the 1955-56 G.A.C. far more successful than those groups of previous years. Due to such a small number of girls participating in the club, they met only once a week. The girls play various sports, starting the year with softball, followed by tumbling, ping pong, badminton, bas- ketball, and volleyball. Each individual was given an opportunity to be active in her choice of game. Co-recreation was sponsored by this organization on December 9 and January 20. Wolf Wow! Sag W MS , .gm 'WH Back row, left to right: Marcia Bowles. Mose Sheridan, Bill Morris, Flora Agbisit, Marolyn Liniger, Beverly Hubbard, and Sharon Miles. Front row: Jean Pittman, Marilyn Verbrugge, Rebecca Roque, Carolyn O'Shea, Setsu Yonekawa, Marilyn Pister, and Sharon Lynch. Again this year the highlight of a school week was the day the Wolf Howl hit the campus. The Wolf Howl staff, under the able and enthusiastic leadership of Mrs. Syrdal, their advisor, kept the student body enlightened about the latest school news. Setsu Yonekawa was the efficient and hard-working first-semester editor, while Jean Pittman capably followed suit the second semester. . 'ew Under the advisorship of Miss Rasco and the Left to right: Carol Perkins, Social Chairmang Carolyn fine leadership of Euena Heikell President the Sakamoto, Vice Presidentg Ellena Heikell, Presidentg Girls, Club proved to be one of ,the most Jctive Setsu Yonekawa, Secretaryg and Marilyn Pister, Treasurer groups in Wapato High. An all-girls' party was the first event of the year. Other big jobs for Carol Perkins, Social Chairman, were the Mothers, Tea, Spring Dance, and as- semblies. The point system was tried this year which brought more interest and enthusiasm to the club. Bronze, silver, and gold pins were awarded to the deserving members at the end of the year. In January, the Girls' Club sponsored a dance to help raise money for the ASB's March of Dimes campaign. All in all, the various activities sponsored and the enjoyment of working together made the year a highly successful one. n lllllll HY - -Q im -QQ' 3 OUHAN 2 UT H ,X sg ww W. . eww . y N x x . . . . . .MEI-iORIESAREMADEOF'I'HIS. . . . . . . . MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. . . . . . titty : i g w tptat W I if .Z 1: fi? if or nf Q .J , : Lili J t 'i r ' 2 I i .FR M-'ser THE COURT4Left to right: Sophomore Princess Lydia Espinoza, Junior Princess Diane Theroux, Senior Princess Caynelle Holwegner. Queen Ruth Briggs, King Jim Stump. Senior Prince Joe Espinoza, Junior Prince Richard Juarez. and Sophomore Prince Tom Lagrnay. 51d Hanna! Qfamecomdng This traditional event was held Oct. 28, at 8:00 P.lVl. in the high school recrea- tion room with a large crowd in attend- ance. The football team chose the royalty. Left: Queen Ruth and King Jim. Right: Senior Prince Joe and Senior Princess Gaynelle, Lower left: Junior Prince Richard and Junior Princess Diane. Lower right: Sophomore Prince Tom and Sophomore Princess Lydia. i 38 ..- -...U , I 3 ..bA 'nil ' ,. If il . f .' if g ,V ps N-.......... ig 5 ' .Q ,lm , if' Kg: f f f v ' fi ' 5' kg' 2 f A' ' ,, 'gl ' 'War a wwf 'GY wg , vi , IAQ 1 , . awe ' ' -ef 1-Gif. -'mkfn ,f i.gv:.fwig.1? ' if 2 uf pgggff ,Nw Q AL by .. .. MV Sfmz ffgm fftifetcbe 1 X Q-.9, ,kim in I if m f Ili A' - xQij?,f! ,M fl 1 Ffh! 41 QQ ' I ,I A Emfi f LQ i ' x V 4l .r, JQ5 ESPSNQZ Su Q4 E'i?5bRL Nfsi:S gif' ' -. ,..,', .. , ff . N-1 QXXX Fifsf Tedmx 'All-VaU6YT Q g1fzp.ggg+gmg,. .N 5 .-vw . 5, 'M 'Ny k . 'Ii ff 'wx M ,, - M3532 .1-if ENN, T Wkxl 9'Yf'f1 x W 70060164 in ,4oL'6oaz 44 Naches if The 1955 Wolfpack football squad was generally rated as one of the best to wear the blue and gold in many, many seasons. The team finished the season with a 7-2-0 over-all record and a 6-2-0 record in league play. The Wolves were recognized as about the hottest thing in the league from mid-season through the season's finale-the traditional Armistice Day game against the neighboring Toppenish Wildcats. In that game, Wapato's seniors, playing their last game for their Alma Mater, covered themselves with glory by turning in a sparkling exhibition of football and contributing greatly to the 19-0 triumph. ' Although the team placed fourth in league play, two of the boys-Joe Espinoza, quarterback, and Joe Ortiz, halfback-were rated good enough by the coaches of the state to be picked for berths on the East's All-State team. Wapato placed more players on the All-Valley first team than any other school. John Douglas, Roger Culver, and Joe Espinoza were the players receiving the honors. Roger Culver was the team's choice for Inspirational player. Joe Ortiz was on the All-Valley second team and was voted Honorary Captain by the team. .lim Stump received a place on the Honorary Mention All-Valley Team. It is little wonder that Wapato had the best defense and the highest-scoring offense in the valley. Very top: Ortiz kicking, Juarez holding, in a successful try-for point. Center: Ortiz over tackle for 5,yards. Above left: Ortiz breaks loose for a touchdown behind the blocking of Miramontez. .. . . . ..,,... ,. . , , . . ,,H,,,-,,u-L Sane gown! Opponent Wapato Highland Grandview West Valley Prosser Ellensburg Selah . Cle Elum Toppenish TOTALS 68 233 fd an 6 6 It df lit The 1956 Tumbling Team made considerable advances toward its goal of becoming a major interscholastic sport The acquisition of a trampoline served as a stimulus to the team to better themselves individually as well as collectively. Dave Mauch, a senior. and Roger Smith, Pat Lemma. Bricio Balderas, and Manuel Hernandez showed surprising ability on the Tramp', and, as they are only juniors, will probably prove to be the nucleus of next yearis team. The school can certainly be proud of its tumbling team. The team's performances between halves added to the prestige of the school. It is highly promising that there will be other fine teams in the future and that the members' ambition of earning letters will come true. X xi 'S-9 .t., .xi l MR. HITRIJ Tumbling Coat h 7aazZ4ZZ 'kdm 'xt Back row, left to right: Trainer Paul Hurd, Martin Miramontez, Bill Amsbaugh, Butch Flores, Ray Ortiz, Dino Paganelli, Gerald Jeffries, Clinton Pinyerd, Assistant Coach Don Leach, Coach Ed Fisher. Second row: Roger Smith, Tom Lagmay, Larry Rahanal, Jim Gemoules, Richard Juarez, Eddy Bachmeier, Dick Skone, Armandoflutierrez, John Douglas, Bob Estep. Front row: Manuel Hernandez, Lynn Warnstadt, Joe Espinoza, Roger Culver, Jim Stump, Joe Ortiz, Ray Hinton, Everett Weeks, James Hendron. amlfchgeam Back row, left to right: Coach Paul Hurd, Ray Alderman, Roger Culver, Dave Mauch, Chuck Faucher. Pat Lemma, Ray Hinton, John Zander, Dale Olson, Cliff McLean. Second row: Nick Nickoloff, Wendell Williams, Eddy Bachmeier, Lynn Warnstadt, Joe Preston, Joe Ortiz, Carl Munson, Bricio Balderas. Front row: Primo Valenzuela, Yasuo Nishi, Gene Walker, Ray Alvarado, George Dunn. Roger Smith, Manuel Hernandez. II fl 7 Back row, left to right: Coach Russ Insley, Richard Juarez, Jim Stump, John Douglas, Joe Espinoza, Louie Brunhaver, Armando Gutierrez, Mike Hernandez. Kneeling: Larry Frazier, Bob Stewart, Jack Shaver, Jack Randall, Roland Schoonover, Paul Gonzales, Chuck Peters. ff ll H? Back row, left to right: Coach Don Leach, Tom Wilson, Loel Labberton, Benny Johns, Richard Skone, Bill Amshaugh, Jerry Bennett, Darrell Feis. Kneeling: Butch Flores, Larry Rabanal, Ken Burbach, Julio Pastrano, Gordon Shaeffer, Bruce Peters. Sitting: Richard Brun- haver, Earl Mobley, Gene Stump. SF! : .: '-': -fs' - :.:. z ,..: Q . ' J A ix f : A i z Ax , I J A J A A ' C ' h LZ'i H 'lf A , xg Rv i . ' f I J A' A43 Bfwhan JOE ESPINOZA, Forward JOHN DOUGLAS, Center JACK RANDALL, Forward RICHARD J UAREZ, Guard RUSS INSLEY, Coach ARMONDO GUTIERREZ, Guard iw RICHARD SKONE, Forward JIM STUMP, Forward JACK SHAVER, Forward ROLAND SCHOONOVER, Guard GENE STUMP, Guard BOB STEWARD, Guard PRR-LEACLR GAMES Wapato Oppnneni 'Q f - f - ao Xakima ,,,, 777 5, ,Qui 63 North Central 7 ,,7, -16 it 60 Seattle Prep 77 7 77 7 40 50 Highline7 7,,,,, 77 30 43 Zillah 7 7 ,7,, 47 52 Moses Lake 7 7 57 55 John Rogers 7 7 77 77 51 82 Moses Lake 7 e,,,,, 77 7 77 47 Won. .7 Lost...1 AA-LEAGUE GAMES Wapalo Opponent 64 Yakima 7 ,,,,, 77 77 7 43 57 Kennewick 7 7 ,,,ee 50 73 Ellenshurg 7 49 55 Richland ,,,,, 7 7 48 58 Pasco ,,,,, 77 7 7 43 43 Sunnyside ,,,,e ,,,,, 3 5 70 Yakima 7 ,,,, 77 21 57 Kennewick 7 53 54 lillenshurg ,,,,e,ee ,e,e, 3 6 44 Richland 7 57 73 Pasco 7 7 ,,e,e ,e,,e,ee 4 9 93 Sunnyside 77 77 ,,ee,,e,eeeee 7 51 W0n...11 L0st...1 After lmlazing their way through pre-season games with a record of eight wins and one loss. the Wolfpack began league play by trouncing Yakima, 64-43. Showing consistent winning form, the Wolfpack continued to dazzle opposing teams. Led by John Douglas, top scorer in the AA league, and playmaker Dick Juarez. the Wolx'es gained recognition as one of the top teams in the state, being rated fourth throughout most of the season. With a final record of eleven wins and one loss, the Wolfliack gained a tie with Richland for the AA league Championship. In entering the district tournament as the No. 1 team of the AA league, the Wapato Vlfolves are one of the heavy favorites to Win the tournament. Win or lose. it can he assured that the team will, as in the past, be a credit to Wapato Hi. I , Steady 169464 ZBA! Xia M efaufefw !6!,,.Mw I! 7f,, ,, w QQ at jifwf Wi Wig! WW' 1 iii? G4 jk W WW 'fmgmwf . j,g,e!fU V iw! ' LLQQMJ ff! 1, WWW W 0 W W av,M9ar,, UU iw WOW Mmm Ujcfll JE f ji?. 1 t af? 5 3 4 - - T' 1. ff fb ? X Vx ! S r Left to right: Ken Burbach, Vice Presidentg Kay Henderson, Social Chairmang Rae Ellen Bower, Girls' Club Representativeg Mary Cowin, Secretaryg Geraldine Rosenow, Treas- urerg Loel Labherton, President. rr in 'A , ff , , G. , Ii. .. ' X M- l 5' ' 'il 'L , . f 5 f i? 1 LS A V' E5-f ff 1 -- Ii - 'N - .-K4 X . fi. . K :,,. 5 ' i , A in f of A 'id R A W4 A A? A A ilrr G 5- H 'xi f Earl Raymond Robert Virginia Bill Geordean Jim Albertson Alderman Allen Allen Amsbaugh Angeloff Annett A ,.g,,.,,,, Vu a n A .:,: , 5 X ., i x 1 4 kiy- . ji - -zz if B . i R f - U f::, .,,, . . .. , 1 -':' - ,iz A 3 3 422 41 - - .Jil A f - Evelyn Betty Shirley Juanita Pedro Rosalie William Arrq-013 Baker Balzer Batin Batin Beason Bennett i n ii' g f G L r f -3 .p r gg i r i KVL l i ,L .I . M 5 K gg i h V VZVI , ? '.f , lf? f 'si - i j ' .. ,. lili ag if R nere ff: Peggy RH? Ellen Rila Johnnie Lorell Joyce Rae Bond Bower Brandon Briggs Brooks Brown Brown . ga- i.,l R, r r -. . . Q E? ' L 'Si ' A l A ' Y1', 5' : ' A ., vnup-A G ... 7 If ' V Q V. X Dick Richard Ken Crystal Gerald Sharon Mary -A 'D-1-lov D......L-.,,..- 'nuurlwnnlm Rllrrl! Fnrnnrnn Camnbell Cal'lTliChael .F Q - ... , s. F , :,. X 'T te Xe X e is Nelida Frank Robert Sharon Carrion Castello Castaneda Cheney Working endlessly together, the soph- H Q QQ omore class of '56 and their advisor, , Q fy Q 53 Mr. Hurd, gave to their class the repu- j 5 qzun Q ' ' wi tation of being a fine class to do well 'Q ...':, the work placed before them. This has N thus proven to the student body that the spirit and attitude of the sophomore ,gf W- class is one which will add much to the John Charles Mary -lane sc ool program in t e next two years. C1056 Collins Cowin Craig Sophomores not pictured are: Billy Metsker, Esther Mann, George Inaba. Connie Yak- .-X yowan, and ,Ian Robinson. Q A t , - it t-t i -3 5 ' z.. 1 t Sharon Sylvia Harold hlqmicg Dean Decker Denman Diaz It :A if K 'L' ' E - 3- . , EX eo . 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Diane Robert Richard Steve Peggy William Ken Wamsley Watson Weeks Williams Williamson Wilson Yamanito -- Virginia Flora Ray Thelma jamf-5 Eddie Acob Agbisit Alvarado Armstrong Baasgh Bachmeiel- Bricio Dorothy Marilyn jerry Dick hlichagl Balderas Baugher Benjamin Bennett Berry Boob As the junior class of 1956 is about to enter into its last year of high school, they look back over a most successful and enjoyable year. The yearis first social function was the junior party. The theme, '6Autumn Leavesf, was carried out most effectively in the decorations. Probably the most enjoyed of the year7s social functions was the Junior Bowles Brandt Prom. The queen's court consisted of five outstanding junior girls. Marcia Nyla A number of the juniors were very active on the football, basketball, baseball, track, tumbling, and tennis teams. The juniors give much credit to Mr. Whitley, their advisor, for the success of their social events. Juniors not shown are David Badgley and Gary Kenney Billy Arthur Bremer Bright Ejgifjq wiht ag its ri Li W QQ' gfiagiifgtgf L i by . fi? H - 77 .:- if.,:Uil9f? , V ' ' ' . , .. 7 Sf1'2'f2sz ,:' i Dorene Lonnie Robert Christina Lena Cordelia Britt Bl'00kS Campbell Castello Castillo Champan Laffl' LHTIY .ICTTY Alfonso Elizabeth Barbara Chapmall Clements Cramer Dabalos Dandin Daniels EL Q . : Q- i Q x we N l N X For X Ek ifsv ' . R A Gladys V V J Richard John Daniels BVHH Df'l0lif'T llillarll Douglas .amy X George Dunn Rose B011 Ray Dean Esther Bernacline Klarilyzi Ervin ESWP Eyes Fonseva Ga-ffe Coudrivh Left to right: Charles Faucher, Presidentg Mary Jo Yolo, Secretaryg Dolores Cerna, Social Chairmang Carolyn Sakamoto, Treasurerg Jack Randall, Vice President. Florence Armando Croth Gutierrez - J X X '- Kay Marilyn Hale Heer Andrea Heim -:'i : ilii oaai a J Mike Houghton IIIPZ Manuel Hernandez Hernandez Deanna Juanita Howard Hunter Clifford Hicks Joe Jimenez 5 ,... In -we Kenneth Hooper Benny John .--. 'ee Mary Lou Hoover else' as Richard Juarez R7 5 1 kkyk K . in W i i D O , - ,i': g t . A ' ' In Afr. wvaynp Kathleen ,lim Elizabeth Pat Patty Kenglgr Krahn Kuhlnnann Laws Lemma Linker .' 3 , Nm' V . , . 5 - ee ee ye , W ' iils e L.AL ' L L.-,. 2': E 1. if -il bi in Qi VK: .k,. E I X S U R ff ' i Barbara Betty Mary Ann Ely Dolores Connie Lockhart Luttrell Mach Matlrill Marabilla Martinez Billie Tom Mauch McCoy They certainly WERE initiated into Pep Club! Left to right ' Ellena Heikell, Diane Theroux, Sharon Miles, and Sharon Lynch Barbara Leroy McDonald McKelvey 1? N - J b y eiili D e---- ' Judy Mary Jean Patricia Dorothy Carl Bette Merlz Miller Morrell Moser Munson Nelson Sophie Dale Thor Virginia Yvonne Carolyn Ochoa Olsen Olsen Orosco Osborn O'Shea SR Sf: oss, . 'ir X Y' 1 fx -i X .- Y f ,sr K0 xx W N r . .. s... JOY Pat Love-Ita Lyla O5lTf'il11 Peterson Poisvl Poisvl -mmf s i i s 5 ,.,, is A hQ J: if ' Laffy' I-P0121 Walter Javk Reynolds Schoonover Shadlgw Shun-r Junior, Bob Campbell. won the F.F.A. beard growing contest after Miss We-yraucli examined his thick growth. Carol Qtrawn Charles Van Dyke .rg Q ,QL , 'I ,, , JF Dianc Theroux Jw - .s X X- lf - S e. fri. Sig ,sffis Hizfl Jerry Wilson ,f j x,N Si N t xg f Ronnie Thomas Norma Wirachowsky .Ek .. . fx I , M Te-f Trainer fish Carrie Young Alan Quanlrillv -s 1 - 9 - ix Q, so 'L Xi SX- Richard Skons' , ---- - Mi N Roger Smith Geraldine' Stoinmvntz 1- - Q 4 Suzanne Tysvvr X, X X s Larry Young . S .K X sim. at Nlary liuful Carolyn Smith - Dorothy Sore-nson Boll Stvwart Simon Valvnzum-la Mona Young cn O Left to right: Sharon Miles ter, Secretary, Priscilla Lennex Treasurer, Paul Gonzales, Vice President, Roland Schoonover President, and Marjorie Close Cirls' Club Representative. Social Chairlnang Marilyn Pis: Q The graduates are going forth- God bless them every one!- To run this hard and stubborn world Just as it should be rung But much I fear theyill find that facts Donit always track with dreams, And running this old world is not As easy as it seems. The graduate is prone to think His wisdom is complete. He's but to ask-the world will lay Its trophies at his feet. , The world has garlands and applause At graduating timeg But may forget him the next day, When he attempts to climb. Life is a battle where each one Must seek and hold his own. He who would rise above the clouds Must scale the heights alone. This is the rule of life today, As it has ever been: The world bestows its smiles on those Who have the strength to win. But schooldays done and work begun, 'Beneath all outward semblances He learns to his regret The college of experience He has not mastered yet. It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know, But asks, what can you do? Back row, left to right: Carol Banks, Clarabelle Balzer, Ellena Heikell, Carol Perkins, Beverly Hubbard, Everett Weeks, Joe Olney. Monte Ough, Keith Baugher, Bill Golphenee, Tim Calhoun. Charles Krahn, David Mauch, Marian Olney, Evelyn John, Mary Orosco, and Ralph Hubbard. Second row: Marilyn Pister, Sharon Lynch, Sharon Miles, Venita Houk, Shirley Sinner, Jerretta Phillips, Louise Henderson, Janet Teegarden, Jean Pittman, Martha Gimlin, Marguerite Hoffer, Barbara Winder, Judy Amsbaugh, Mona Pritchard, Marilyn Verbrugge, Esther Hernandez, and Mickey Madril. Front row: Ted Heikell, Dale Patnode, Mose Sheridan, Vincent Alvardo, Mike Hernandez, Primo Valenzuela, Cordon Geffe, Joe Ortiz, Joe Espinoza, Dick Tabayoyon, Ray Judd, Jim Stump, John Staudinger, and Roland Schoonover. - 704 7m if J-,,,E 1 x - LPS S IJICNNIS BLOMIC I 'alz'ff1'1'for1'r111 ALLICN SIIOCKLICY SUlIllIIf0I'ffIIl Bark r0w. loft to right: Imwis Hl'lll1hHYt'I4. Elk-na H1-ilu-II. Sharon Hake-r. and Bill Morris. Front ruw: Priscilla Ln-nm-x. Film-rr Irllgllllily. Janiw- Swart. and S1-tsu YUIl1'kkl if V-dnu...,,,s, MARCELLA ACENAS DEE ADAMS VINCENT ALVARADO JUDY AMSBAUGII CAROL BACHMEIER SHARON BAKER T - JAMES BALE CLARABELLE BALZER CAROL BANKS KEITH BAUGHER MABLE BAUGHER BARBARA BERRY DENNIS BLOME RICHARD BOGER ENID BRANDYBERRY 1' A MARJORIE CLOSE LARRY CRAMER ROGER CULVER FRANCIS DANDIN CAROL DANIELS CAMILO DAVILA NAIDA DVORAK MYRTLE ENGBRETSON JOE ESPINOZA R , 1 . I WIVLLIAM ESTES DARRELL FEIS MARY CAGNON BARBARA GALLEGOS GORDON GEFF I JAMES GEM EES ' fn FAX 'MAP' MXN f X Wm lvl MARGUERITE HOFFER FRANKIE Hocc GAYNELLE HOLWEGNER VENITA HOUK KENNETH HOWELL BEVERLY HUBBARD RALPH HUBBARD LEE HURLEY JULIA JIMENEZ EUGENE HENKE ESTHER HERNANDEZ MIKE HERNANUEZ B0B HERz0c RAY HINTON BEVERLY HOCKETT EVELYN JOHN RAYMOND JUDO PAUL.-X KRNOOL1. JOHN KIMMEL DARLENE KOCH CHARLES KRAHN EILEEN LAGMAY MARGARET LANE PRISCILLA LENNEX MAROLYN LINICER DAVID LISK BEN LOFTIN MARILYN LOUDON SHARON LYNCH MICKEY MADRIL SHIRLEY MITCIIELI. BILL MORRIS SANDRA NEWBII I. GENE ODMAN CAROLE OLDOSKI NIARIAN OLNEY GERALDINE OLSON MARY OROSCO JOSEPH ORTIZ MONTE OIIGH DALE PATNODE CAROL PERKINS CHARLES PETERS JERRETTA PHILLIPS MARILYN PISTER 75 V5 - H' SHIRLEY SINNER BETTY SISSON DON SLICK LORENA SOHAPPY GERALD SOLEY JOHN STAUDINGER JIM STUMP JANICE SWART DICK TABAYOYON DIANE TAKAYAMA JANET TEEGARDEN ROGER TWFIT PRIMO VALEXZUELA JOSE VARGAS MARILYN VERBRL GCE 60600 ACENAS, MARCELLA-GAC 1, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. ADAMS, DEE-FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, State Farmer 2, 3, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, 3, Student Conference 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Piston Pushers 3. ALVARADO, VINCENT-Boys' Club 1, Projection Staff 1. AMSBAUGH, JUDY-Band 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, GAC 1, Pep Band 2, Pep Club 2, 3. BACHMEIER, CAROL-Christmas Vespers 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Student Office 3. BAKER, SHARON-Guidance Committee 1, GAC 1, Class Social Chairman 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Madrigal 2, 3, Trio 3, Girls' Ensemble 3, Mixed Ensemble 3, Wase- hian 3, Board of Control, Assistant Advertising Manager 3, Christmas Vespers 2, 3, Top Ten. BALE, JAMES-Boys' Club 1. BALZER, CLARABELLE-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, GAC 1, Pep Club 3. BANKS, CAROL-GAC 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. BAUGHER, KEITH-FFA 1, Tumbling Team I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Baseball 2, Piston Pushers 3. BAUGHER, MABLE-Annual Conference 3, GAC 1, 2, 3, Projection Staff 3, Pep Club 3, Tennis 2, 3, Wasehian 3. BERRY, BARBARA-GAC 1, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. BLOME, DENNIS-Guidance Committee 1, Basketball 1, Tennis 1, 2, Wolf Howl Staff 2, Editor 2, Boys' State Delegate 2, Board of Control, President 3, Wasehian 3, Editor 3, Student Conference 3, Annual Conference 3, Red Devils 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Valedictorian. BOGER, RICHARD-Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Boys' Club 1. BRANDYBERRY, ENID-GAC 1, Choir 1, 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. BRIGGS, RUTH- Blue Stocking 2, Christmas Vespers 2, Choir 3, Homecoming Court, Queen 3, If Girls Ask Boys for Dates 2, Student Conference 3, Transferred from Prescott, Kansas 2. BRUNHAVER, LEWIS-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Board of Control, Social Chairman 3, Guidance Committee 1, Lettermen's Club 3, Red Devils 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Student Conference 3, Track 3, Top Ten. BRYAN, JOHN-Guidance Committee 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, State Farmer 2, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, 3, Red Devils 3. CALHOUN, TIM-Boys' Club I, Christmas Vespers 1, Piston Pushers 3. CARDENAS, LOLA-Choir 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Student Library 2. CASE, VELMA-Band 1, 2, 3, Song Leader,3, GAC 1, Junior Prom Princess 2, Majorette 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Student Library 1. CLOSE, MARJORIE-GAC 1, Song Leader 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, President 3, Ag Bawl Queen 2, Student Con- ference 3. CRAMER, LARRY-Choir 1, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Track Manager 1, 2, Boys' Club 1, FFA 1, 2, 3. CULVER, ROGER--Basketball 1, Band 2, 3, FFA 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Inspirational Player 3, All-Conference 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Red Devils 3, Science Club 3, Tumbling 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Christmas Vespers 1, 2. A DANDIN, FRANCIS--GAC 1, Band 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. DANDIN, JOE-Post-graduate. DANIELS, CAROL-GAC 1, Homecoming Princess 1, Sweethearts' Ball Princess 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. DAVILA, CAMILO-Choir 3, Christmas Vespers 3, Science Club 3, Boys' Club 1, Track 3. DVORAK, NAIDA-GAC 1, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. ENGBRETSON, MYRTLE-GAC 1, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. ESPINOZA, JOE-Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Boys' Quartet 3, Christmas Vespers 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Red Devils 2, 3, Guidance Committee 1, Homecoming Prince 3. ESTES, BILL-'Post-graduate. FEIS, DARRELL-Basketball Manager 2, 3, Piston Pushers 3, Boys' Club 1. GAGNON, MARY-Christmas Vespers 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, GAC 1, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. GALLEGOS, BARBARA-Choir 1, 2, 3, Christmas Vespers 1, 2, 3, Cafeteria Staff 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, GAC 1. GEFFE, GORDON-Christmas Vespers 3, Choir 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Tennis I, Track 3. GEMOULES, JIM-Transferred from Edwardsville, Illinois 2, Football 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Band 2, 3. GEORGE, AUDREY-Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 3, GAC 1, 2, Orchestra 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Student Library 3, Triple Trio 3. GIMLIN, MARTHA-GAC 1, Band 1, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. GOLPHENEE, BILL-Boys' Club 1, Track Manager 1, 2, 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, l..ettermen's Club 1, 2, 3. GONZALES, PAUL-Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, Student Conference 3, Red Devils 2, 3, Social Chairman 3, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, Wasehian 3, Track 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3. GONZALES, ROBERT-FFA 1, 2, 3, Boys' Club 1. GULLEKSON, LANNY-Boys' Club 1. HARRIS, WESLEY-Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Boys' Club 1. HEIKELL, ELLENA-Band 3, Board of Control 3, Choir 1, Girls' Club Representative 2, Girls' Club President 3, Evergreen Girls' State 2, Pep Band 3, Pep Club 3, Student Conference 3, DAR Representative 3, Top Ten. HEIKELL, TED-Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, Track 2, Wolf Howl Staff 2, Projection Staff 1. HENDERSON, LOUISE-Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, GAC 1. HENKE, EUGENE--FFA 1, 2, 3, Boys' Club 1. HERNANDEZ, ESTHER-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, GAC 3. HERNANDEZ, MIKE-Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, Basket- 7 60604 ball Manager 1, 2, 3, Track Manager 2, Boys' Club 1. HERZOG, BOB-Boys' Club 1, Sweethearts' Ball Court 3. HINTON, RAY-Tumbling 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Outstand- ing Ag Boy 2, Football 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3. HOCKETT, BEVERLY-Christmas Vespers 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. HOFFER, MARGUERITE-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Christmas Vespers 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. HOGG, FRANKIE-Christmas Vespers 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Boys' Club 1, Madrigal 2. HOLWEGNER, GAYNELLEWGAC 1, Pep Club 2, 3, Vice President 2, Class Treasurer 2, Homecoming Princess 2, 3, Junior Prom Princess 2, Sweethearts' Ball Princess 2. HOUK, VENITA-GAC 1, 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. HOWELL, KEN-Christmas Vespers 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Boys' Club 1. HUBBARD, BEVERLY-GAC 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer l, 3, Projection Staff 3, Pep Club 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Wolf Howl Staff 3. HUBBARD, RALPH-FFA 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Boys' Club 1. HURLEY, LEE--Boys' Club 1, Science Club 3. JIMENEZ, JULIA-Choir 1, 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Christ- mas Vespers 3, Student Library 1. JOHN, EVELYN-GAC 1, Band 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Saxophone Quartet 3, Student Conference 3, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 3. JUDD, RAY-Christmas Vespers 2, Choir 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Pep Club 3, Student Conference 3, Track 1, 2, 3. KENDOLL, PAULA-Christmas Vespers 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, GAC 1, Madrigal 2, 3, Stag Line 2, Tennis 1, Trans- ferred from Oregon 2. KIMMEL, JOHN-FFA 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Boys' Club 1. KOCH, DARLENE-Transferred from Yakima 3, Choir 3. KRAHN, CHARLES-Boys' Club 1. LAGMAY, EILEEN-GAC 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Christmas Vespers 1, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Top Ten. LANE, MARGARET-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. LENNEX, PRISCILLA-Ag Bawl Princess 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Christmas Vespers 1, 2, Class Treasurer 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Student Conference 3, Saxophone Quartet 3, GAC 1, Annual Conference 2, Wasehian 2, 3, Top Ten. LINIGER, MAROLYN-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Wolf Howl Staff 3. LISK, DAVID-Board of Control, Advertising Manager 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Red Devils 3, Track 2, 3, Wasehian 3. LOFTIN, BEN--Boys' Club 1, Piston Pushers 3. LOUDON, MARILYN-Pep Club 2, 3, Demerit Chairman 3, GAC 1, 2, 3, Social Chairman 1, All-Sports Manager 3, Tennis 2, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. LYNCH, SHARON-Christmas Vespers 3, Choir 3, Pro- jection Staff 2, Pep Club 3, Student Conference 3, Tennis Manager 2, Tri-State 2, Wolf Howl Staff 3, GAC 1, 2. MADRIL, MICKEY-Christmas Vespers 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Student Library 1. MARABILLA, GLORIA-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. MARLER, LYLE- Blue Stocking 2, Basketball 2, No Greater Love 2, Stag Line 2, Christmas Vespers 2. MAUCH, DAVID-Football 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Baseball Manager 1, Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. McKAY, DENNIS-Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Boys' Club 1. MCLEAN, CLIFFORD-Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Annual Conference 3, FFA 1, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, Speech Contest 1, Tumbling Team 3, Track 1, Wasehian 2, 3. MILES, SHARON-Class Social Chairman 3, GAC 1, 2, Pep Club 3, Student Conference 3, Wolf Howl Staff 3. MITCHELL, BOB-Christmas Vespers 2, Choir 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, lf Girls Ask Boys for Dates 2, Letter- men's Club 3, Pep Club 3, Red Devils 3, Stag Line 2, Transferred from Pasco 2. MITCHELL, SHIRLEY-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, GAC 1. MORRIS, BILL-Student Conference 3, Boys' Club 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Wolf Howl Staff 3, Top Ten. NEWBILL, SANDRA-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3, Wasehian 3. ODMAN, GENE-FFA 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Projection Staff 2, Christmas Vespers 1, 2. OLDOSKI, CAROLE-Choir 1, 3, GAC 1, No Greater Love 2, Blue Stocking 2, Stag Line 2, Night of January 16th 1, Wolf Howl Staff 2, Christmas Vespers 2, 3, Student Conference 2. OLNEY, MARIAN-Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, GAC 1, Pep Club 3, Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. OLSON, GERALDINE-Band 1, 2, Board of Control, Assistant Social Chairman 2, Song Leader 2, 3, Class Secretary 1, Evergreen Girls' State 2, GAC 1, Junior Prom Queen 2, Projection Staff 1, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Student Confeernce 2, 3. OROSCO, MARY-Christmas Vespers 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 2, 3, Student Office 1, 2, Wolf Howl Staff 2, Girls' Trio 3, Girls' Sextet 3, GAC 1. ORTIZ, J OE-Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, Boys' Quartet 3, Christmas Vespers 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Class Officer 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, Tumbling Team 3, Track 1. OUGH, MONTE-Track 1, Student Conference 3, Boys' Club 1. PATNODE, DALE-Board of Control 3, Choir 3, Letter- men's Club 3, Red Devils 3, Tennis 2, Christmas Vespers 3, Student Conference 3, Student Office Staff 3, Base- ball 3. PERKINS, CAROL-Ag Bawl Princess 2, Band 2, 3, Girls' Club Social Chairman 3, GAC 1, 2, 3, Social Chairman 3, Junior Prom Princess 2, Pep Band 2, Pep Club 3, Student Conference 3, Tennis 1, Tri-State 2. encbmg .. PETERS, CHARLES-Basketball Manager 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Lettermen's Club 33 Red Devils 33 Student Con- ference 2. PHILLIPS, ,IERRETTA-Choir 23 Christmas Vespers 23 Student Office Staff 33 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. PISTER, MARILYN-Class Secretary 33 Girls' Club Treas- urer 3g GAC 1, 23 Projection Staff 23 Pep Club 33 Student Conference 33 Tennis 1, 2, 33 Tri-State 23 Wolf Howl Staff 3. PITTMAN, DUANE-Band 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 23 Projection Staff 23 Pep Band 3. PITTMAN, JEAN-Girls' Club 1, 2, 33 GAC 1, 23 Student Library 23 Wolf Howl 3, Editor 3. PRICHARD, MONA-Christmas Vespers 23 Choir 2g Girls' Club 1, 2, 33 GAC 13 Madrigal 2. RABANAL, LLOYD-Transferred from Toppenish 3. REED, DELORES-Annual Conference 33 Wasehian 33 Ag Bawl Princess 13 Board of Control, Treasurer 3g Evergreen Girls' State 23 GAC 1, Social Chairman 13 Pep Club 2, 3, Social Chairman 33 Student Office Staff 2, 33 Tennis 1. RICKER, MIMA-Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. ROQUE, BECKY-Band 2, 33 Christmas Vespers 3g Choir 33 GAC 1, 23 Pep Band 23 Student Library 13 Student Office 33 Wofl Howl Staff 33 Saxophone QUBTICIQ Student Cafeteria Staff 3. RUIZ, RAY-Christmas Vespers 2, 33 Choir 2, 33 Madrigal 33 Track 2, 33 Boys' Club 1. SARTIN, PETE-Boys' Club 13 Choir 2, 33 Projection Staff 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, Judging Team 3. SAXTON, DELORIS-GAC 13 Student Conference 2, 33 Girls' Club 1, 2, 33 Tennis 1. SCHAAL, JAMES-Tennis 1, 2, 33 Tumbling Team lg FFA 1, 2, 33 Football 23 Lettermen's Club 2, 33 Projection Staff 1. SCHOONOVER, ROLAND-Basketball 1, 2, 33 Board of Control 1, 2, 33 Class President 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, President 2, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, State Treasurer 3, Judging Team 3, State Farmer 2, Attended State Convention 2, 3, Attended National Convention 2, 33 Red Devils 2, 3, Vice President 33 Student Conference 1, 2, 3. SEIBEL, MEL-Baseball 1, 2, 33 Tumbling 1, 23 Student Conference 33 Red Devils 33 Boys' Club 1. SHERIDAN, MOSE-Wolf Howl Staff 33 Boys' Club 1. SHOCKLEY, ALLEN-Track 1, 2, 33 Boys' State 23 Junior Safety Conference 23 Lettermen's Club 2, 33 Student Conference 33 Science Club 33 Red Devils 33 Salutatorian. SINNER, SHIRLEY-GAC 13 Student Office 13 Student Library 13 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. SISSON, BETTY-Band 2, 33 Girls' Club 1, 2, 33 GAC 1, 2, 33 Pep Band 2, 33 Student Conference 1. SOHAPPY, LARENA-GAC 1, 23 Christmas Vespers 23 Band 33 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. SOLEY, GERALD-Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 33 Tennis 1, 23 Projection Staff 13 Boys' Club 13 Track 3. STAUDINGER, JOHN-Boys' Club 13 Basketball 13 Red Devils 33 Lettermen's Club 33 Tennis 2, 3. STUMP, JIM-Class Social Chairman 13 Basketball 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, Secretary 23 Tolo Prince 23 Homecoming King 33 Homecoming Prince 23 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Red Devils 33 Football 2, 33 Track 33 Student Conference 3. SWART, JANICE-Christmas Vespers 2, 33 Choir 33 Madrigal 33 Triple Trio 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Brass Sextet 3g GAC 13 Orchestra 2, 33 Pep Club 33 Pep Band 1, 23 Top Ten. TABAYOYON, DICK-Christmas Vespers 33 Choir 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, 3, Scholarship Award 2, State Farmer 2, Judging Team 33 Madrigal 33 Student Conference 2, 3g Track 2, 3. TAKAYAMA, DIANE-Guidance Committee lj Board of Control, Secretary 33 Girls' Club Social Chairman 23 GAC 1, 2g Pep Club 2, 3g Wolf Howl Staff 2. TEEGARDEN, JANET-Christmas Vespers 1, 23 Choir 1, 23 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. THOMAS, BILL-Transferred from Deer Park, Washing- ton 3. TWEIT, ROGER-Band 1, 2, 33 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Boys' Club 1. VALENZUELA, PRIMO-Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 33 Tumb- ling Team 2, 33 Football Manager 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 33 Boys' Quartet 2, '33 Madrigal 2, 33 Small Ensemble 13 Wasehian 33 Christmas Vespers 1, 2, 33 Student Confer- ence 33 Student Director 33 Mixed Ensemble 3. VARGAS, JOSE-Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Choir 33 Boys' Club 1. VERBRUGGE, MARILYN--GAC 1, 23 Pep Club 2, 3, Vice President 33 Student Office Staff 33 Student Confer- ence 23 Wolf Howl Staff 3. WALLIS, DARRELL-Boys' Club 1. WARNSTADT, LYNN-Football 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Tumbling 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, State Farmer 2, 3, Judging Team 3. WEEKS, EVERETT-Football 33 Track 13 FFA 1, 2, 33 Boys' Club 1. WENTZ, VIRGINIA-Christmas Vespers 33 Choir 2, 33 GAC 1, 23 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. WHITENER, VERNETTI-GAC 1, 33 Choir 23 Girls' Club 1, 2, 3. WINDER, BARBARA-Class Treasurer 13 GAC 13 Girls' Club 1, 2, 33 Student Conference 33 Song Leader 3. WOLOVER, AL-Transferred from Toppenish 2. YONEKAWA, SETSU-Girls' Club Representative 13 Class Secretary 23 GAC 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 33 Student Conference 2, 33 Tri-State 23 Pep Club 23 Girls' Club Secretary 33 Wolf Howl Staff 3, Editor 3g Top Ten. ZANDER, JOHN-Choir 23 Tumbling Team 23 Track 2, 33 Piston Pushers 33 Boys' Club 1. ,X , .1 AM gag ng L 9 ang! A. 644 .ldgdta Sad, . X h . 'G ' 1 A ,. ,A- 'K :QR , A ,KJ- x ' v . . ff! Q .Pk - s . A , wsm. ' X f K Q55 W 73 QQ. 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N son, Props Aeenas, Marcella ....,... .--------------------------- 6 2 Acob, Virginia ........ 4-,-,--' 1 1, 13, 16, 56 Adams, Dee ........- ----4-A---- 3 2, 33' 62 Agbisit, Flora .........- --f--'--'------ 3 5, 56 Albertson, Earl fVY.,------,-- --------- 5 2 Albright, Mr. Bill ........., ........----- 1 6 Alderman, Ray .........-- -----f 1 6, 52 Allan, Robert .V....... -------- 5 2 Allen, Virginia ........ .,---------V, 5 2 Alvarado, Ray ....... ----- 1 5, 56 Alvarado, Vince , --f--,Y--- 60, 62 Amsbaugh, Bill ...... -A---,- 46 , 47, 52 Amsbaugh, Judy v.4...,. -----'- 3 0, 60, 62 Arreola, Evelyn ...,...... '---'----- 5 2, 54 Angeloff, Geordean ....... .-..--'-, -'-- 2 4 , 52 Annett, Jim ,..,...-..-.----- ------------------------- 5 2 Armstrong, Thelma ,............--- 11, 16, 24, 56 Baasch, James .....,...-.- ---------f,-f--'--4--------- 5 6 Bachmeier, Carol ....,.. ..,....-- 2 3, 24, 29, 62 Bachmeier, Eddie ,,.,......-.--,- 31, 43, 46, 56 Baker, Betty Jean .............--f,-,-'------'--------- - 52 Baker, Sharon ,.., 15, 23, 24, 28, 30, 34, 61, 62 Balderas, Bricio .................... 20, 22, 46, 56 Bale, James .,......,...,...-.,-,-.-------------------- ----- 6 2 Bale, Mr. Robert ....... .............--f----- 1 6 Balzer, Clarabelle .......... .........- 3 0, 60, 62 Balzer, Shirley ........... .........-.,,,,---f,- 2 4, 52 Banks, Carol ........... ....--..- 1 1, 34, 60, 62 Baugher, Dorothy ...... ........-..--,--,- 1 5, 56 Baugher, Keith ...... ..,...,,.,--,.-,-- 6 0, 62 Baugher, Mable ...... ....-.- 1 3, 30, 34 62 Batin, Juanita ..... ........ 2 0, 21 22 Batin, Pedro ....... ......---- 2 0, 52 Beason, Rosalie ......... ..-... 5 2 Belba, Mrs. Velva ......... f..,-- 1 6 Belzer, Mr. A. B. ........... ............. 1 6 Benjamin, Mrs. Lorena ..... .............,...,. 7 Benjamin, Marilyn ........ ........ 2 9, 30, 56 Bennett, Jerry .,,.......,. ,.,...... 3 1, 47 56 Bennett, William ..,.......,.,.. .................. 5 2 Berglund, Miss Esther ........ .............. 1 4 Berry, Barbara ............................................ 62 Berry, Dick ......... ................................ 5 6 Blome, Dennis .....,.. ...... 2 8, 29, 34, 61, 62 Boger, Richard ,..,....... ..............,....,.......... 1 6 Bond, Mrs. Carlotta ...... ,...,. ...... 1 6 Bond, Mrs. Louise .-.. .. 16 Bond, Peggy ........... .............. 5 2 Boob, Michael ............ .................. 5 6 Bower, Rae Ellen ......... ....... 2 0, 22, 52 Bowles, Marcia ......... ,..,... 3 0, 35, 56 Brandon, Rita ....... ............. 2 0, 54 Brandt, Nyla .....,.....,.. ...,.... 2 0, 30, 56 Brandyberry, Enid ........ ..........,,..... 6 2 Bremer, Billy ...,...., .......... 5 6 Briggs, John ....... .......,...... 5 2 Briggs, Ruth ,..... ....... 3 8, 62 Bright, Arthur ....... ,................ 5 6 Britt, Dorene ...... ....,.. 2 0, 30, 56 Brooks, Lonnie ....,. ........,,. 2 0, 56 Brooks, Lorell ........ ..........,.. 5 2 Brown, Joyce ....,. ...,.. 5 2 Brown, Rae .....,..,....,................,.,........,......,. 52 Bruley, Dick ....,.........,.,.........,..,..,,.,....,,,..... 52 Brunhaver, Lewis ...,.,.. 13, 28, 31, 47, 61, 65 Brunhaver, Richard .,,.............,,., 29, 47, 52 Bryan, John .......,.........,...,......,, 29, 32, 33, 63 Bunnell, Mr. Jack ,,........,,,,,.,....,.,.,,,..,,...,,, 14 Burbach, Ken ..............,,........,,.,,... 11, 47, 52 Burch, Crystal ..........,, 20, 21, 22, 33, 36, 52 'N Vowlez Burkhart, Mr. Pete ...,,,... .,,,,,,,,,,, Cable, Mr. Bill ....,,.,,.... Calhoun, Tim .,,........ Cameron, Gerald ,......., Cameron, Mr. Virgil ....... Campbell, Robert Campbell, 'Sharon Cardenas, Lola ,........ Carmichael, Mary ....... Carrion, Nelida ...,,.., Vase, Velma .....,........ Castaneda, Robert ....,.. Castello, Christina .....,. Castello, Frank ..,..,,, Castillo, Lena .,......,,. Cerna, Dolores ,,..,....... Champan, Cordelia Chapman, Larry ........., Cheney, Sharon ...,.... Clements, Larry ....... Close, John ............ .. Close, Marjorie .... Collins, Charles ...... Cowin, Mary ,..,.......,. Crabtree, Mr. Arlie ..,,. Craig, Jane ........... Cramer, Jerry ....... 20, 'ffffffibl .,.Qf.'1'55f .,,.ffff'36Q 55Q 20, 22, Cramer, Larry ...... ,, ......... .................... . .. Culver, Roger ............ 20, 22, 31, 43, Currie, Mr. lvan . .,...... . ............... .,...... . Dabalos, Alfonso .,.,.,... Dandin, Elizabeth ,...... Dandin, Frances ..,.... Daniels, Barbara ..,,...... Daniels, Carol ......... Daniels, Gladys ........ Davila, Camilo ..... Davila, Henry Dvorak, Naida ..... Dean, Sharon Decker, Sylvia .....,.... Delozier, Dick ..,.... Delozier, Tom .,........ Denman, Harold ...... Diaz, Monica .,......... Dietrich, Mr. Eldon ...... 11 20, 'i6QEE, fffQffEli',' 1 Dillard, Cecil ................,..... ,,...... Doornink, Mr. Harold ...,,. .........,.. Dorr, Mr. Jack ......,...................,,....,...,,.,,... Dorr, Mr. Lloyd .,.,...l......,..........,., 12, Douglas, John .... 28, 29 31, 43, 46, Downey, Miss June ..,,,...,..... Downey, Virginia ......,,........,,,,...,...,,,,,,,,,,,,l Duke, Jerry ........,........ ,,.,.,, Dunn, George .,...........,,......, ..,,l,,,,, Easter, Mr. Clarence ,,....... ,..,...,,,,, Elliot, Leland ...,.....,,.,,,.,, Emerson, Mrs. Maria ......... Engbretson, Myrtle ,.... Ervin, Rose ...,..........,..... ....,,.....,,,,,..,.,,,,,,, , , Ehmsky, Walter ,......,.....,,,,,.,.,..,,,,.,.,,,, Espinoza, Joe .,.. 23, 24, 25, 29, 31, 38, Espinoza, Lydia .. Estep, Robert ....,,.. Estes, Bill ........,. Estes, June ...,,.,,,,...,,, Eves, Dean .,,.,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Faller, Mr. William .....,, Farley, Don .......,,..,,,,,,,. 23, 24, 9, 43, 9, Faucher, Chuck ........ 28, 29, 31, 32, 46, Faulkner, Mr. Marvin ...,..,,,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, F eis, Darrell ,......,,........,.......,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 47, Fisher, Mr. Edward ..,,,.. ,.,,,,,,,, 1 2, 42, Fisher, Janet .....,.,. ,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Flores, Butch ,.,..,., ,,,,,,,, 3 1, 46, 53, F lorez, Frank ..,,,.,, ..,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Flying, Judith ...,,.,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fonseca, Esther ......,,,.,,,,.,, ,,,,,,, 2 4, Fortier, Mr. Robert ,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l Frazier, Larry ......,,.,.,,., ,,,,,, 4 7, Fujinaga, Betty .......,,. ,,,,--,,,,,,,,, Gagnon, Mary .,,,,,..,,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 24 Gallegos, Barbara .......,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,.. 16, 24, Geffe, Bernadine ........ 23, 24, 28, 30, 35, Geffe, Gordon .,........,,.........,..,,,,.... 24, 60, Gemoules, James ..,..,,.,,... 20, 22, 47, Gensburg, Orville l..,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, George, Audrey .....,,,. .,.,.,., 1 6, 20, 23, German, Albert ,..l..... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gimlin, Martha .,..,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 0, Golphenee, Bill .,.,.,... .,,,.,, 3 1, 60, Gonzales, Chris ...,..,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Gonzales, Hope .,,,.....,....,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gonzales, Paul .......,.... 29, 31, 34, 47, 60, Gonzales, Robert ....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Goodrich, Marilyn ..... ,,,,,,,, 2 4, Graber, Gary .......,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Greene, L. W. ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Groth, Florence ....,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 24, 30, Gullekson, Lanny ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gutierrez, Armando .... 29, 31, 34, 43, 46, 43, Hale, Kay .....,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,. 4 7, Hansen, Mr. Albert ......,., ,l,,,,,,r, Hardy, Mr. Blaine .....,.., ,,,,,, Harris, Wesley .......,,., .,,,,, Hartzog, Barbara ,,,,,, Heath, Leola ....,..,.,.....,,,,,ll.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.. Heer, Marilyn ,,.........,.,...,,...,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, 24, Heikell, Ellena 20, 28, 30, 35, 58, 61, 62, Heikell, Ted ............................ 29, 31, 60, Heim, Andrea ..,..... ........ 2 3, 30, 34, Henderson, Kay .,..,..... ..., . .. 23, 24, 52, Henderson, Louise ..,..... ........ 2 4, 60, Hendren, James ..,....... .....,,........ 46 , Henke, Eugene ....,,..... ......,........,..,........,. Hernandes, Inez ........ ........ 20 , 24, 36, Hernandez, Esther ......... ...............,... 6 0, Hernandez, Lucille ,...... ....,......... 1 3, Hernandez, Manuel ................ 9, 31, 46, Hernandez, Mike ....... i ........, 31, 49, 60, Hernandez, Ray .......... ........r..,,.,,.,. 2 0, Herzog, Bob ....,....... Hetrick, Cecil ......... Hicks, Clifford ,..,... ,,,,.....,..., Hinton, Ray .....,,.... ....,..... Hockett, Beverly ..l,.... .,,,.,,. 1 3, Hoffer, Marguerite .... ,.,..... 2 2, Hogg, Frankie ....,.......... .,,,,.,.,,,,. Holwegner, Gaynelle ......... ..,..... 30 , Hooker, Dorothy ....,......, ..,.,..,,,,, Hooper, Kenneth .,.,.., Hooper, Thelma ..r....,. 46, 24, 60, 24, 38, Hoover, Mary Lou ,......,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hoover, Pansey ...,,..,....,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,., Hornstein, Mary .... 9, 20, 22, 23, 24, 36, Houk, Venita ......,.,.,..,,.,,,,,,,,..l,,,,, 13, 60, Houghton, Mike ..,....,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32, Howard, Charles ......,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Howard, Deanna ........ ..................,........... Howell, Ken .................................... Hubbard, Beverly .A,,.,.,.,., 30, 34, 35, Hubbard, Ralph ...,r,., ...,,.,,.r.,....,,,,.. Hunt, Leonard ...,... Hunter, Juanita ......... 15, Hurd, Mr. Paul .r...,.,, .,,,..,. Hurley, Lee ....,.........,, ,....v..,... lce, Mr. George ...,.,....... r.,...r..,,,r.r. lnsley, Mr. Russel ........ ......... 1 2, Jeffries, Gerald ........ ...,......,. 4 2, Jimenez, Joe ..,... .......................... John, Benny .,.,......,..,......., 23, 24, 25, John, Evelyn .....,..... Juarez, Richard ,.., 20, 22, 29, 31, 38, Judd, Ray ,,......,..... 47, 30, 31, 36, 39, 43, v Voulex Mertz, Judy .... ............... ...... 2 3 , Mesick, Miss Hilda ......41 .......... Metsker, Johnny ...,..,.........,.,.....-.--.-------Aff- Middleton, Mr. David ............................--,- Miles, Sharon ...,......,. 13, 30, 35, 53, Miller, Mary Jean ,....... 20, 23, 24, 30, Miramontez, Alvin .,................. . ............... . Miramontez, Martin ................,,,... 42, Mitchell, Bob .....,,......... 9, 24, 29, 30. Mitchell, Shirley ,.,........,.....,.................. Mobley, Earl ,........... ......................... Morrell, Patricia ........ .................... Morris, Bill ............... ......... 1 5, 35 Moser, Dorothy ,..,.., Munson, Carl ,...... ...... 2 9, Nelson, Bette ........ .......... Nelson, Jerry ........ ............ Newbill, Sandra ....... ....,. Nielsen, Dorothy ........,... ,........ Nielsen, Mr. Thomas ........ ........... Ochoa, Sophie ............... .. O'Dell, Marjorie ........ ..... Kendoll, Paula ...........,.......,..,....,,,,,.... Kensler, Wayne ....,...,....... ,,,,,,., Ketelle, Mr. Richard .,.... .. Kimmel, Fred ...,........... ,,,,.., Kimmel, John ......... . ..... ..... . Kissler, Larry ....,...........,.,,... ......... Knight, Mr. Sherman ...,..,.. ...... Koch, Darlene ,.,,,...,,,...... ,....... Krahn, Charles ......... .,...... Krahn, Kathleen ...... ........ Krause, David ...... ........... Kuhlmann, Jim ........ .....,...,,. Kwak, Barbara ........ .............,................ Labberton, Loel .,......,,......,... 20, 28, Odman, Gene ..... Oldoski, Carol ......... Olds, Mr. Dolph Olney, Olney Olsen, Olsen, Olsen, Olson, Joe ............ Marion Dale .............. Mr. Fred Thor .............. Geraldine 20, 30, 11, 29, 30, Lagmay, Eileen ................ 13, 52, 54 Lagmay, Tom .,...... 1 Lane, Margaret ......... .................... Laughlin, Dell .....,. Laws, Elizabeth ......,. Leach, Mr. Don 12, 43, Leach, Joan ............................,...... Lemma, Pat ........................................ Lennex, Priscilla .... 15, 20, 34, 39, 60, Liniger, Marolyn .,..,..,...........,.,..,..,.... Liniger, Myron .,...,....,,....... .. ..,..,..,,.,,........ . Linker, Patty ....,,..........,.,..,.... 20, 22, Lisk, David ,........... 15, 28, 29, 31, Lisk, Mr. Nerl .,.,..,,.,...,...................,.,.,...,.. Litzenberg, Alex .,.... .,...,,..,.,.....,............ Lockhart, Barbara ...,,,,. ........ Loftin, Ben ....,,,.....,,., .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lommers, Freda .......... ,,..... Longanecker, Bonnie ..... ..,,,.,. Longee, Louis ........,...., ...,... 9 , Lopez, Juanita ...... ...,..........,.... Loudon, Marilyn ..,...............,.,.,,.... 30, Luttrell, Betty ................,...,............... Lynch, Sharon ............ 24, 30, 35, 58, Mach, Mary Ann .................... 15, 30, Madril, Ely ............ .................................. Madril, Mickey ........ ........ 2 4, Marabilla, Dolores ......r ,......,..... 1 1, Marahilla, Gloria ..........................,,..........,. Marshall, Carole Jean .... 13, 20, 21, Martinez, Connie ,..............,..,,,.,..,.....,..,...,. Mauch, Billie ...................,........,... 24, Mauch, David .... 9, 15, 30, 31, 32, 46, McCall, Dorothy ......,..,.,.......,..........,.... McCoy, Tom .................. .....,. 2 9 McDonald, Barbara .......... ....,......,,.,,.,, McKay, Dennis ...,..,..,,.. ....,... 2 0, McKelvey, Leroy ...... .......................... McLean, Cliff .....,.. 88 20, 34, Orosco, Mary ......,,.,,,..,,..........., 23, 24, Orosco, Virginia .... .,.,,,,,,,...,....,.... 2 3, Ortiz, Joe ..,....,,,..., 24, 25, 31, 42, 46, Ortiz, Raymond .........................,.......... Osborn, Yvonne ,.,.,...............,,,,,,.,,,............ 0'Shea, Carolyn ...i.. ....... 2 4, 30, O'Shea, James ......... Ostreim, Joy .......... 15 Ough, Monte ....,,,,.,,,, ...,,..,,.. Paganelli, Dino ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Parkyn, Lynn ...,... Parkyn, Ronald ,,,.... .- Pastrano, Julio ...,,,,,,,,......,,.,,,-.---,,,,-,-f Patterson, Mr. Don ,,.,......,,... .....,,,,,----- Patnode, Dale ,,,.....,,,, 24, 23, 29, 31, Perkins, Carol .... 20, 22, 30, 34, 35, Peters, Bruce ...,,,,,,.......,,--.---,-- - 20, Peters, Charles .... .,,,,, ,... 2 0 , 29, 31, Peterson, Pat ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,.-----------------' Phillips, Jerretta ..,,,.. .......-, 2 9, Pinyerd, Clinton ..... ..-,,----Y.----- Pister, Marilyn YYYY. -------- 3 0, 35, Pittman, Duane .i,... -.,---,-,,,---------' Pittman, Jean ,..... ------ 1 1, 35, Poisel, Lovetta .,,,.... -,-----f,,------- Poisel, Lyla .--,----- -f---4------ Poisel, Pearl .,,.....,,------- -----ff-'-'-- Preston, Harvey Joe- ,,,,-- A ----,,, Pritchard, Mona ....,.,... ,.,-.-- 1 5, 39, Punch, Delora ...,.,.,.,.., -,-,--f,--- s -f Purchase, William ..,,, .- Quantrille, Alan .,,,. ---'-A-- Queer, Henry ,....... f-,--------A Rabanal, Lloyd ,,,,,.. Rabanal, Larry ,.,,......------ ,---------,--- 4 5, Rafal, Mary ....-,,.-,- --,----ff-,---- ------- --4----'-'-- Randall, Jack ------------ 29, 31-w 32, 479 Rasco, Miss Lei'-:Sie ..,,,,-----,- A ----,------- ------ '---- - Reeder, Mrs. Frances ........----- ,,-,-- --------- '--- 1 Reed, Delores ......, ....,. 1 1, 28. 29, 30 Reynolds, Larry ,,,,,,........,.,,,,............,-- Ricker, Mima . ,,... ,,,,,......,,.-.,,,,--.--- - Rickson, Roy ,,,,,. -------- Rippy, Don ,,.,,,....,, .... Ritcheson, Carl ,.,,.. ....,...----------, Robinson, Joyce .,,,. ..,,,,,-.- --------,,-- Roque, Rebecca .i............,. 20, 24, 29, Rosenow, Geraldine ....,,,, 24, 33, 39, Ruiz, Raymond .,....... ............... 2 3, Rystrom, Alice ..........,.,.. ...... ,,..,.,.. Sakamoto, Carolyn ......, ,..,,.. 3 0, Sanchez, Eleanora ........ .........,, Sartin, Pete ..........,...., ........ Saxton, Deloris ....... ............... Schaal, Jim ,,........ ........ 1 5, Schaefer, Dan .......... ............ Schaefer, Gordon ....... ,...... Schmidt, Jeannie ........i..,,i...............,., Schoonover, Leola .....,.,..,..............--- Schoonover, Roland .. 28, 29, 32, 33, Schroeder, Mr. Robert .i,..............,---.-- Seibel, Melvin .....,..,..............- 13, 15. Serna, Tom ........ 1. ......... Shadlow, Walter ......,.... ................... Shattuck, Mrs. Mary ..................,..,.. Shaver, Jack ..,,................,. 11, 31, 47, Shirts, Miss Evelyn ,..,.......... Sheridan, Mose .......... ................ 3 5, Shockley, Allen .,.... ........ 1 3, 29, Short, Nancy ...... ................... Sinner, Carol ....... ..........,........... Sinner, Shirley ,....... ......... 1 1, 13, Sisson, Betty ....... ...............,.. Skilton, Don ........ ................... Skone, Hilda ....,..... ........,.............. Skone, Richard ii.... .,.,,,.. 3 1, 47, Slick, Don ............ .................... Smith, Carolyn ,..... ...,.... Smith, Jon .........,i ...i.,.. Smith, Roger ..,....... ....... Sohappy, LaRena ,,i,.r ..,. Soley, Mr. Chester ,.,,.,. .......,.... Soley, Gerald ...,......... ..,,.. 9 , Sorensen, Dorothy ....... .....,.,....... Sperle, Roger ......... ...,........ ,. Staudinger, John ,..,.., ......... 2 9, 31, Steinmetz, Geraldine .................... 20, Stewart, Bob ............,......... 9, 31, 47, St. Mary, George ....... ......,............ Strawn, Carol ....,,....,,. . Strothers, Mr. Don ..... ........... Stump, Mr. Al .................................... Stump, Gene .....r,,............... . .... 47, 48, Stump, Jim .,....., 29, 30, 31, 38, 42, 46, Swart, Janice ..., 20, 22, 23, 24, 30, Syrdal, Mrs. Hilda ,.,........ .......... . Syrdal, Mr. Phillip ....,,,..,..,..........,.... Tabayoyon, Dick ,....... 23, 24, 32, 33, Takayama, Diane ........................ 28, Taylor, Bonnie ....... .......................... Taylor, Ronald .....................,................ Teegarden, Janet ........... .....,......,....... Theroux, Diane ..,. 20, 22, 30, 38, 55, Thomas, Edward ................................. Thomas, Ronnie .,...,............. ..... Thompson, Mr. Donald ...... ........ Timmons, Kathy .............. ...... J!! Trainer, Ted ....,,..., ,. ,,,,.,,, ,, Tweit, Mr. Roy ....,..... 9 Tweit, Roger .........,, ,,.,,. ,A,,,.,,,, 2 0 , 22, Tysver, Suzanne ............,,.,...,........ 20, 24, Valdez, Ruben ...,........,......,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,. Valenzuela, Primo ....... 23, 24, 25, 31, 34, 60 Valenzuela, Rosario 24, Valenzuela, Simon ............ ......,...,.,,..... Van Cleave, Richard 20, Van Dyke, Charles ..,............................ Vargas, Jose .................................... 24, Verbrugge, Marilyn .... 13, 29, 30, 35, Walker, Jean ................................ 20 Wallis, Bernms ............................,... 'Zudez Wallis, Darrell ......... Wamsley, Diane ............ ................... Warcup, Mr. Oland ....,............................. Warnstadt, Lynn ......l..........e.. 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