Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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I find myself reminiscing abouf fhe excifing fhings fhaf hap- pened in Wa-I'-Ii during fhe pasf year. As mascof. I am prob- ably fhe besf informed on anyfhing and everyfhing around fhe school, buf when fhe WASEI-IIAN sfaff asked me fo be fhe fheme-and narrafor. well . . . I iusf didn'f know whal' fo falk aboufp buf affer pondering over if. I believe I know whaf you will mosf enioy hearing. Our school sfill has a new smell fo if. fhis being fhe second year of ifs use. lmprovemenfs are confinually being made . . . a flagpole has been erecfed ouf fronf and fhe lawns are planfed. Trees and shrubbery adorn fhe main enfrances and courfyards. and a spacious new sidewalk provides a shorfcuf across fhe wesf courf. A design in mosaic has been sef on fhe once barren wall of fhe norfh enfrance. showing some of fhe falenf of our arf classes. As I wafch fhe seniors driffing info fhe shadows of school hisfory. I can fhink back fo when fhey were liffle sophomores. and if seems as if if were only a few days ago. Funny . . . fhe changes fhaf came over fhem in fhree shorf years of high school. Their sophomore year was like an inifiafion. They were scared af firsfg fhen fhey began fo enioy if. As fhey became iuniors. fhey all sfarfed buckling down fo gef info fhe drifl' of fhings. fougher fhan if was fhe year before. Then. fhe season of highesf merif. fheir senior year . . . and suddenly. fhe fime of saying goodbye fo fhe old prison. and of looking ahead fo posf graduafe life. l'm glad I will never graduafe. I like fhis school and every- fhing abouf if so much fhaf I know I won'f ever wanf fo leave. And now for fhe sfory of '59 . . . IN MEMORIAM Q' M g g my g GLENDA OSTREIM IS VICTIM OF LEUKEMIA This year lhe WASEHIAN is dedicaled lo Glenda Oslreim, daughler oi Mr. and lvirs. Leonard Osireim. Glenda died ol leukemia on Friday. January 24, l958, a+ lhe age ol l5. She ariended Wapalo schools for len years and would have gradualed wilh The class of I96O. Glenda was always cheerful and had a 'friendly smile for everyone. Being inleresled in children, she ollen iended Jrhem during her evenings and on weekends. She was also a Youih Leader al Jrhe Church of God, which she arlended. The proceeds from lhe i958 Baked Bean Dinner wenf lo The Cancer Fund in Glenda's name. All who knew Glenda Oslreim will remember and miss her for many years lo come. 1958-59, THE YEAR . . . WORLD EVENTS I. Guided Missiles and lhe Race inlo Space 2. The Crisis in Ihe Ivlideasl 3. November lfleclions 4. Pope Pius XII Dies, Pope John XXIII Chosen 5. Adams-Goldfine Case 6. Ninely Die in Chicago School Fire 7. Naurilus Sails Under Ihe Norlh Pole 8. Conlinuinq Inleqralion Crisis 9. Pourlh Republic Dies, DeGauIIe Becomes French Premier IO. Wesl Berlin Queslion Jupifer C Rockel slands ready Io pul U.S. Explorer inlo orbil. SCHOOL EVENTS I. Wapalo Enlers Dislricl Tournamenl 2. Room Represenlalives Added Io School Governmenl 3. Jukebox Added lo Rec Room 4. Mr. and lvliss Wafl-Ii Eleclions 5. Wreslling Team Slarled al Wapalo 6. Pennanls Displayed in Gym 7. Wapalo Gels New Bowling Lanes 8. I-IeIIo Day Inlroduced 9. Sludenl Day Reviyed IO. Hula I-loops, Nalionwide Craze J rl Brand? maslers The hula Bill Douqlas goes up for Iwo in on-lo- I rv al pr-p HSHOVNIDIY. slale drive. POPULAR SONGS II . All In The Came Tommy Edwards Birfl Doa 'Devoled To You Eyerly Brolhers Eleqanls Sheb Wooley Ricky Nelson Kinqslon Trio Cozy Cole Conway Twilly fi Elvis Presley Jimmy Clanlon Lillle Anlhony and Imperials To Know Ilim In To Love Him Teddy Bears Lillle Slar Purple People Ealer Poor Lillle Pool Tom Dooley Iopuy II II , Only Make Believe D nll .lunl A Dream learn Un My Pillow My True I.oye Jack Sfoll The Iinrl Earl Granl' Bladder Lee Lloyd Price Rae Lundberg and Richard Parker Bill Labberlon and Bill Rilchie help do Ihe chicken durinq noon hour. unload The jukebox. K 19 'N ffl arm-,W .5 ,F fp K ,Jx ,I Q Z4 F K 5 A A x . wah. Y Q W f . D B rm lxVY.xw rff'5fr1Mv V D rw H fd C1 xr Nr V HOMECOMING, 'I958 - W 1'1Iwr.1d CV? -M-1, 'U Q mg 'Q iii if Y ,Y Fifi X M X . A gg! ,E M VW, Q A ',-f x ,, , Xapixp 5 if Q xi +35 G. ,K an Q. 'N if It :QQ K ..., . Ah i 5, '1-pw' if ' Q 1 ' il SFT' 5 Q ig 'N .f 3 , 1 Au. . g SEE J ' Ml' ' .. - A L 2,.- I QDCBZ ACTIVITIES PEP ASSEMBLIES FUTURE TEACHERS: Bill Lee and Dennis Brown acl our TV adverrisemenr as perl' of pep assembly slcir pur on by 'rlwe Fulure Teachers of America. December 5. l G.A.A.: Trudy Hale demonslrafes PEP CLUB: Pep Club girls ioin wifh band by singing and clapping berween fheir lwow To make a book sho? af G,A.A. showing of carols on February 6, ai' pep assembly +l1ey sponsored. initiation, February I3. CHORUS: Dennis Dunham, Roberr Van Dylce, Bob Cerna, Ron Hill, Bill Lee, and David S+. George imi+a+e song- leaclers af pep assembly sponsored by Chorus, Ocfober 3. MOTIVATE SPORTS VICTORIES Much of lhe molivalion for our sporls viclories lhis year was supplied by lhe pep assemblies held each Friday before qfimem. Early in lhe lall The wealher permilled These 'lo be held oulside in 'rhe courlyards during lhe lasl lilleen minules ol school. I liked lhis lhe besl because lhe briqhl sunshine and lhe lac? lhaf school was over lor Jrhe day made everybody feel more cheerful. Ol course, ihe inside assemblies had lheir allraclions, loo, wilh a :lil in nearly every one. Somelimes a club would be in charqe of lhe program and sornelimes a class. By ihe end of lhe season almosl every orqanizalion in school had spon- sored one or more ol lhese assemblies, A few ol lhe ones lhaf I especially liked were The chorus and Red Devil assemblies, in which oddly dressed boys perl formed lhe can-can and sonqleader rouiines, lhe Pep Club inilifilion, which called on lhe new members lo play a game of loolball and enierlain wilh hula hoops, The G.Px.A. assem' blien, one lealurinq Mr. Fllis dressed as a wilch, and lhe olher an inilialion, and finally lhe band proqram, slarring Mr. Dielrich and Ivlr. Dorr as broom packinq direclors. lvlenlioninq lhe band reminds me 'fhal a special lribule is due lhem, as well as lhe Pep Club, sono and cheerleaders, all of whom offended every assembly and led +he sludenl body in ils cry lor viclory. . 'I 'M' J ' H V A A rad. N., . PEP RALLY: Sluderils lake advanlaqe of lall sunshine To hold aff:-rnoon pep raly In wesf courl SONGLEADERS-Leif 'ro righf: Linda Kle- baum. Diane Blome, Wyome Winder. Bon- nie LaPlan+e, Lynda Fisher, Judi Brandi. CHEER AND SONGLEADERS STIR PEP The songleaders and cheerleaders are my main assers in my mosr imporranr iob of boosfing school spiri'r. Their dulies consisr of sfirring up pep af all fooiball and baskerball games, and of 'raking charge of all pep assemblies. This year's cheerleaders included a member 'From each class. Shirley Becker represenfed The sopho- mores, Kay Mrachek, The iuniors, and Grefchen G-eliie, rhe seniors. This was Gre'rchen's second sea- son as a cheerleader. The songleaders, whose number was increased To six fhis year, were half iuniors and half seniors. Bonnie LaPlanfe, a senior, was ihe only girl wiih 'rhree siraiqhl years of service. Wyoma Winder, ana olher senior, had 'lwo, and Judi Brandi. one. The juniors were Diane Blome, Linda Klebaum, and Lynda Fisher. During ihe year rhe songleaders adopled a family of six cub wolves 'ro help me ouf in my campaign +o keep The spiril' up. Each girl named and cared for one, and whal names ihey gave rhernl l did norice an increased inferesi when +he cubs were present so l welcomed lhem info lhe fold in spiie of iheir CHEERLEADERS-Le'f+ +o righlz Shirley Becker, Kay Mrachek. and Grerchen Geffe. names, m,,,,g,:- 4. nf- GO! FIGHT! WIN! BEAT 'EM! Cheer and Songleaders pep up fhe crowd wi+h Le+'s Go ar +he Grandview game, Ocfober 24, I958. ROOM REPRESENTATIVES- Third row, leff fo righf: Richard Parlrer, Cliff Moser, Gerald Orr, Clayfon Anderson, Gary Carne- vali. Second row: Ray McGriff, Leonard Rabanal, R. W. Hedges, Gary lmel, Jim McClelland. Firsf row: Karen Wolover, Mar' sha Thomas. Karen Schroeder. Lynda Fisher, Joyce Marfin, Yvonne Palmer. A.S.B. MEETINGS OPEN TO ROOM REPRESENTATIVES I had a hard lime finding ouf whaf happened in fhe Board of Confrol meefings this year because fhey were moved from fhe Board of Confrol room fo fhe Chorus room lo accommodafe fhe room represenfafives, who were allowed lo aflend mosf of fhe meefings. The room represenfalives were elecfed from lhird period classes fo lmeep fhe sfudenfs beffer in- formed abou? whaf was going on in fhe school and give fhem a chance lo offer suggeslions. ln spife of fhe facf fhaf l could no longer hear whaf was fairing place. I managed lo learn fhaf fhe Board of Confrol sponsored a corsage sale for fhe Homecoming game and, wifh The help of fhe school disiricf. purchased fwo wresfling mafs. From fhe rec room fund fhey vofed enough money fo buy a iulce box, which was easily fhe busiesf machine in school. Again fhis year ihe Board of Confrol pul up a Chrisfmas free iusf ouf- side The office door. l spenf a lol of time marveling af fhe simple beaufy of fhe decorafions. which consisfed only of a whife spray, silver finsel, and red bulbs. The presenfs fha? fhe sfudenfs puf under fhe free were divided up by Board of Confrol members and delivered fo fhirfeen needy families. Elainer Whifener Secrefary Merriff Thomas Treasurer Shirley Cornelison Assislanf Treasurer Wyoma Winder, Social Chairman: Sharron McGriff, Assisfanf Social Chairman: Doneffe Thompson, .Adverfising Manager' Larry Carl, Assisfanf Adverfising Manager. Niclc Niclcoloff, Senior Class Presidenf: Al Dunn, Junior Class Presidenlg Bill Douglas. Sophomore Class Presidenf: Bonnie La Planfe, Girls' Club Presidenf: Mr. Diefrich, Advisor. BOARD OF CONTROL Bill Labberion Presidenf 1 Charles Mefsker ' T ii' Vice Presidenf yqig - if QNX , Y . l f . fi DRILLETTES: Around W from upper leff: Elaine Whifener, Secrefary: Joyce Marlin, Judy Gufhrie, Joyce Huibregfse, Kay Brandy- berry, Mona Adolf, Janice Brighf, Nada Dillard, Janice Giles, Lynda Pafnode, Presidenf: Sharon Baasch, Karen Fuiinaga, Sue Delozier, Joan Warnsiadf, Elaine Morrell, Bobbie Coleman, Kei Yonelcawa, Demerif Chairman: Yvonne Palmer, Karen Schroeder, Diane Malfos. Janice Snodgrass, Valera Crabfree, Lorena Bucsif, Phyllis Wilson, Treasurer: Jane Olson, Carolyn Bower, Sharron McGriff. Kay Kempfon, Nancy Chasfain, Karen Mafsen, Vice Presidenf. DRILLETTES PERFORM FOR THIRD YEAR Bang! The gun sounded for half-fime, and l heard screams and a scurrying noise on fhe gym floor. Loolcing up, l saw 30 girls in navy-blue and whife uniforms wifh whife hais and over-blouses gefiing info a marching formafion. l wafched infensely as 'fhey sfarfed off leff righf, leff, right and performed a complicafed drill. The whisfle sounded and ihe group began a new maneuver. As fhe girls came near where I was siffing, l heard fhe songleaders say somefhing abour Drilleffes, and lhey fold ihe marchers fo smile, l decided fhen fhai fhis was fhe Drill Team wifh a new name and alrered uniforms. Affer fhe game l learned fhaf Lynda Pafnode was serving as presideni' of fhe group for fhe fhird year and fhaf fhirfeen new mem- bers had been elecfed, raising fhe fofal membership from 24 'fo 30. Mrs. Morrell was chaperone and drill insfrucfor for fhe group while Mr. Warcup acfed as ifs advisor. This year fhe Drilleffes gave half-fime performances af four home games. The dafes were January 2, January I7, January 30, and February 7, when we played Ellensburg, Pasco, Eisenhower, and Richland, respecfively. Janice Giles, Jane Olson, Sue Delozier, Sharon Baasch and ofhers perform af Pasco game. 'MM - u 1 ' 2 ' ,A asf ? W f f M K . Y 'fha me VK xwxhk is N 1.: S25 4 3? 524 ' 'Q . .W ,.,, 4, vw ie - , t2 mf, 4- fg ,A V' ' ' SL It -R . ,: ,,, W Q, -W fi 'fi XT- we i i 3' W 4? Q4 4 W fig ' SLS Qi, 1 h so 49, V .QW . :SW xi 3,13 if W c 1 Q E f i 5? . 3 , .5 5 if , S X Q Ns Q N M, N V XQ Q' V x Ez 1 ggi F.F.A. PLACES SECOND IN BEST CHAPTEI As l waiched ihe induslrious F.F.A. boys prepare The caieiorium for lheir annual Ag Bawl November 26, l958, l couldn'+ keep from Thinking aboul' how successful rhese same s+uden+s were in olher acliviries of rhe Wapa+o Fulure Farmers' Associarion. The F.F.A. Chaprer irself was seleclred for second place honors in rhe sla+e's Bes+ Chaprer Con+es+ and received a silver emblem award on 'rhe narional level. Early in l'he fall lhe group senl' lwo ol ils members, Norman l-lilberl, and Darrell Schoonover, lo fhe Nalional F.F.A. Convenlion in Kansas Ciiy, Missouri. Anorher accomplishmenr of lhe Chapler was 'rhe sponsoring of Hs banquel on March I4, l959. Many F.F.A. members were presenled awards a+ This evenl for rheir pasl year's acrivilies in aqricullure. The Chapler, advised by Blaine l-lardy, also held a local lar-slock show, prepared a boolh and made several enfries in rhe Ceniral Washingron Fair, sponsored a parliamenrary procedure Team conresr, gol foqerher a Chrisr- mas package 'For a needy family, had irs annual Jrurkey raffle, pul on a pep assembly, and carried on irs yearly inifiafion. F.F.A. OFFICERS-Shanding: Jim Bryan. Roberl Weeks, Norman Hilbert Kennelh Badgley, Darrell Schoonover, Ed Zimmer. Sealed: Blaine Hardy, Advisor. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM- Third row, lef+ lo riqhlz Kennelh Badgley. Cornelius Lommers, Tom McClelland, Bob Meyer, Roberr Weeks. Second row: Jim Bryan, Norman Hilberf, Ed Zimmer, .lim Case. Firs'r row: Darrell Schoonover, Gail Cramer. CONTEST Roberl Weeks and Kennelh Badgley display prize- winninq liveslock al flue Cenlral Washinqlon Fair. Ag boofla prepared by Wapalo F.F.A, ar fhe Cenrrcl Wash- ingfon Fair, Seplember 24-28, l958. NATIONAL CONVENTION DELEGATES: STATE FARMER APPLICANTS-Second row, left fo riglufz Robert Weeks, Cornelius Darrell Schoonover and Norman Hilbert Lommers. Ed Zimmer, Erick Rurharcll, Gail Cramer, Norman Hilberf. Firsf row: Jim Case, Jim Bryan, John Haddix, Darrell Sclwoonover. PEP CLUB STIMULATES SCHOOL SPIRIT AT pep assemblies and baskeTball games during The pasT season, I was nearly deafened someTimes by The yelling of my ever-TaiThTul handmaidens, The Pep Club girls. They always occupied The same block oT seaTs in The bleachers and yelled enTorce, assisTing The cheer leaders and song leaders, Thereby sTimulaTing The school spiriT, oT which I am The symbol. Perhaps The biggesT underTalcing oT This group was iTs sponsoring oT The annual Homecoming, OcTober 3l, This began wiTh a pep rally in TronT oT The school and ended wiTh The dance in The caTeTorium. AnoTher service The group perTormed was ThaT oT hosTing aT The Lions Club BanqueT. ln addiTion, They had a car TloaT in The WapaTo l-iarvesT FesTival Parade SepTember 2, and sponsored a pep assembly, during which They iniTiaTed Their new members. The group, under The advice oT Mrs. ShaTTuclc. Tinanced iTs operaTions by selling apples and shakers aT games and by having a balceesale in Bower's MarkeT and a candy sale aT The high school. Laverda MarTin, Janis Giles. Sue Olney, Nada Dillard, and RoleTTa Kensler perTorm wiTh hula-hoops as parT oT The Pep Club IniTiaTion. PEP CLUB OFFICERS-LeTT To righT: Joan WarnsTadT, Secre- Tary: Nada Dillard, Vice Presi- denTg KaThy Tabalus, PresidenTp Carolyn Bower, Treasurer: Kay Brandyberry, Social Chairman: Kei Yonelcawa, DemeriT Chair- man. -iw-WI-fi 7 1? '+ xuxy , ? V Q :rl ? , A y Q W 1 A 1 f 175 Sf S W 5 A Q' if V I , Q53 v 4 Q, 1 K T Y ' A , A - Y, if Q W sk x L V 2,2 QE .gg Q 4' 5 i ff ':'A 3 Q is 3' 5 I Q V L ,Eb I t ,.,,,. fi kkik lv if 31 V ff if K T Qg, ' ag- ' 3 A gig N . A uf. yj X M ki . Q is I. fx. if . Q ff F-f -. NE 'N 1 . 44 XM wg . 9 K . .R 1 H Q . M' 15, ' H w u N 4 A 2, M, V Wsv, , A -J R55 ,. ' ix A 1 ff-lr 'X I www as K gp x g X . 'V 1 ' W ' 'F' 1 XX K X s - f 'IQ ir M N is M V' ' u V A gy I 'iw :w k ' . L 3 JL zq- .f ' 1 lf' N M . R gi f Q f X 1 R ' v V 'wb' ,A N--nuff' ff.-sf' X m N iv Y ' my ,,, M.. 3 1 Nw 1 ,B W , . A , is Q - .. A --4 Ph..i.A yn, x f fi? fm-Gsffr Q, z M u ,,,,,,h - - ' kiwi Y a 1 4 TN 1 5 1 S 22 we M535 wma., . iM.,. 'V 1 QQ F , . A1 E if . f :Q Q'3 'N ,.. 95 aw as 1 5, D i 1: Q fs. M X. K Yi 9 x 'L-ix. Q? 1?-' 'si X' X R 1- 0. ww ma Q ' 1 .. lg ,F 'W Q 55 SRE! xg X 'K s K i -3 Q Q .. ' -'sw HQ' Ki df' ' :A ,J , ' f 4 fi 5? GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-LeTT To righT: Mrs. STephens. Advisor: Mary Carmichael, SporTs Manager: Judy Hale, PresidenT: Janice BrighT, Vice PresidenT: Karen Marshall, SecreTary: Lorene BucsiT, Treasurer. G.A.A. SPONSORS NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES One Wednesday aTTernoon aT 4:00 p.m. l happened To be in The chorus room when all of a sudden girls sTarTed Tilling The place up. l wondered whaT iT was all abouT unTiI one oT The girls called The group To order and announced ThaT anoTher meeTing of The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion was under way. The group Then discussed someThing They called a swimming-TheaTer parTy, which had Taken place a Tew days before, on OcTober 25, and said They could hardly waiT Tor The nexT one someTime in April. They were also quiTe concerned wiTh Their bowling scores, having been inTroduced To This sporT aT The new WapaTo Bowling Lanes during SepTember TurnouTs. They were anxious Tor January To roll around when Their TurnouTs would again Talce Them bowling. The highlighT oT The meeTing was The discussion of an expense-paid Trip To one of The larger nearby ciTies Tor girls wh'o earned over S30 Tor The club. LasT year The winners wenT To SeaTTle and had an excepTionally good Time. OTher discussion involved volleyball and badminTon, which were being played during The monThs of OcTober and November, and resulTed in a Playday aT WapaTo on November 22, Tor many Valley schools. The group, under The advice oT Mrs. STephens, also sponsored Tall and spring poT-luck game nighTs. one Tor moThers and daughTers, and anoTher Tor TaThers and daughTers. Fund-raising proiecTs included selling raTTle TiclceTs, selling pencils wiTh baslceTball schedules on Them, and sponsoring aTTer-game dances. GIRLS' LETTERMEN-LeTT To righT: Advisor Mrs. STephens, Jan- G.A.A. girls load up Tor swimming-TheaTer parTy, OcTober 25 ice BrighT, BeTTy McCoy, Vonnie Palmer, Rose Alvarado. LIBRARY STAFF, Lefl lo righlz Nancy Barren, Shirely Manlos, Mary Bryan, Belly Andrews, Helen Underwood Belly McCoy, Don Rasberry, Trudy Hale, Marjorie Haddox, Judy Hale, LIBRARY AND OFFICE STAFF KEPT BUSY from my place on lhe filing cabinel in The-oflice l saw a new lace each period as lhe six azsizlanlf, lhal helped our school secrelary, Evelyn Shirls, reporled for duly. Their main iob war. leepinq allendance. which loolc lhern through lhe halls where lhey collecled lhe slipr. lrnrri lho new clips oufside lhe classrooms, lhen brouqhl lhern back lo lhe ollice, whrfrr: lhffy analyzed Their information lor permanenl records. Olher laslrs Thar The girls performed were running errands, operalinq lhe dilfo machine, and filing dala. from lisloninq lo these qirls converse, l learned lhal Iheir cousins on lhe library slalf were assislinq lhe school in similar ways. Besides filing cards, lhey helped lhe new librarian, Mrs. Van Horn, in many olher ways, such as finding malerial, and shelving or cherlcinq oul boolrs. 'N-. ---..,.4 ' ---.N g- OFFICE STAFF-Lell lo riqhf: Pal Mach, Erika Sladel, Elaine Whilener. Shirley Cornelison, . A. 5 Secrelary Evelyn bhirls and assisfanl Erika Sladel discuss allendance records. Belle Pinyerd, Vonnie Crabfree. 23 Verlie Cleavenger and Diane Mallos assisl Mrs. Bond in pre- paring sandwiches. STUDENT CAFETERIA STAFF ASSIST IN HOT LUNCH PROGRAM A lew minules belore lhe noon bell rang each day, several sludenls converged on lhe caleleria. By walching lheir aclions aller lhey arrived, l concluded lhal lhey were sludenl members ol lhe caleleria slall. l-lead cook Mrs. Rae Keelh always seemed glad lo see lhem come and had a iob lor each ol lhem. Some helped serve lhe lood, while olhers look lickels, scraped and slacked plales, or washed dishes. Aller lunch was over The lables had lo be brushed and washed, which meanl lhal someone had lo work inlo school lime. This iol: lell lo people wilh lourlh period sludy halls. Olher sludenls were released from morning sludy halls lo help lhe cooks, A Q As pay lor lheir services lhe sludenls received lree lunches, and lheir lriends lhe cooks really piled il on. Joyce Hooper serves her- sell lo a well-earned lunch aller noon rush. if CAFETERIA STAFF-Third row, lell lo righl: Bob Bale, Lanny Gensburg, Warren Carl, Louise Farias, Gerald Gallegos, Charles l-louk Roberl Van Dyke. Second row: Carol lvlarey, Joyce Laws, Belly l-lollman, Ellen Laws, Verlie Cleavenger, Rila Parker, Aresenia Rafal GA Firsl row: Joyce l-looper, Yvonne Arquelle, Nancy Jones, Diane Mallos, Sheila Marlinez Angelica Cerna, Charlolle Miller. 4' I s my ' Y. is , YQ ll s T, l THESPIAN OFFICERS-Leff Io righ+: Carolyn Bower, Vice Presidenfg Julie Klebaum, Secrefary: Karen Schroeder, Presidenl: Sam Kemplon, Clerk: Lynda Seward, Treasurer. THESPIANS ARE ACTIVE IN SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Allhough Ihe Thespians were noi able fo parlicipa-Te in any plays fhis year for lack of an acfive advisor, Ihey were by no means idle. Each member was acfive in ar leasl Iwo ofher school clubs or organizalions. and mos? of 'rhem in more Ihan Iwo. If pleased me Io see Ihaf Pep Club proved Ihe mosr popular, wilh five of Ihe six Thespian girls enrolled among Ihe ranks of my sfar supporfers. Fulure feachers drew lhe nexf largesf number, wilh four Thespians lisled on Hs rollf The chorus and fhe Geography Club alfraclecl Ihree each, wilh lhree also serving as class officers and one as A.S.B. presidenl. Thespian Clerk Sam Kemplon and Thespian Presideni Karen Schroeder were senior class secrelary and freasurer, respecfivelyg and Carolyn Bower served as secrefary To lhe iunior class. Bill Labberlon was Ihe A.S.B. president Ofher organizalions enioying Thespian parlicipanfs, wirh Two members each, were Ihe Drill Team, Maioreffes, band, Girls' Afhlefic Associafion, and LeHermen's Club. Two Thespians, Lynda Palnode and Karen Schroeder, were honored by being in Ihe Ag Bawl courr, wiih Lynda's being selecled as Chapler Sweelhearl. Sam Kempfon and Jess Salazar made use of iheir acfing abiliiies by raking pari in several slcils and pep assemblies. much fo fhe ioy of Ihe sfudenl body, and Lynda Seward enrerfained as a member of rhe Sugarlones. THESPIANS-Third row, leff Io right Sam Kempfon, Bill Lab- berfon, Tom Quinn, Jess Sala- zar. Second row: Karen Schroed- er, Carolyn Bower, JoAnne Al- N- Iado, Lynda Palnode. Firsf row: Lynda Seward. Julie Klebaum, Angelica Cerna. s ,f fs. J f if V Q I at Xiswwwgivy- A-:MW . O i i 'vrfkwxw K 51 in . I cT?5'T5 . F wx. f -Q I ff I C . sw 1 f- Rf F f J X ? K F X EVENTS f 1 .V VW! I li 'WC 'Y Q' fr' Q L i W.. -. Q. gk. ' M Q FU 'MQW 3-MSW Q i If V Q 1 R ww I We .. S Mwke Couples dance Io lhe music of lhe Melodians al Ihe Ag Bawl, November 26, I958. Dennis DUf1I'IGI'Y'l and Nancy CITOSIOIU porlray Hwesferners F.F.A. SPONSORS AG BAWL On Ihe evening of November 26, l958, I saw couples enfering lhe school in all sorls of weslern garb, so I peeked inlo lhe calelorium. Balod sfraw and shocks of corn were everywhere, and on one wall hung big Ielfers which spelled oul Sfairway Io The Barn. I knew lhen 'rhal lhis was Ihe annual Ag Bawl sponsored by The Wapalo Chapler of fhe Fulure Farmers of America. During inlerrnission, several boys and girls go? up on a big pile of slraw and one of 'rhe boys pu? a frown on a girl's head and kissed her. I learned Ialer ihal fhe boy was F.F.A. President Norman I-Iilberf, and Ihe girl, Lynda Palnode, Chapfer Sweelhearl. Lynda's princesses, Karen Wolover, Judi Brandi, Karen Schroeder, Sue Delozier, and Linda Klebaum, were escorled by The FFA, officers. Sharron McG-riff and Sieve Miller were chosen as lhe besl-dressed singles and Bob Heim and Janice Giles as lhe besl-dressed couple. To enferfain The Sweelhearl and her courl, Sam Kemplon and Lowell Becker presenled a comedy enfilled ldioI' Io Idiot and lhe Sugar Tones sang No More. Music was provided by lhe Melodians, who accomrnodaled Mrs. Slephens wifh several barn dances, which she inlroduced fo lhe sludenls. Sweelhearl Lynda and her princesses also allended The F.F.A. banquel on May I4, where L d d . . . . yn a was presenle a necklace, and a lackef wifh her name and lille on il. .eff fo riqhf from lop: .ynda Pafnode, Chapfer Sweelhearli Norman -Iilberf, F.F.A. presi- Ienlg Judi Brandi, Bob Neeks, Karen Wolover, Darrell Schoonoverg Sue lelozier, Jim Bryon, Ka- en Schroeder, Ken Iadgleyg Linda Kle- iaum, Ed Zimmer, I . .9 LX Couples iloai ihrough a number by Swede Mlller's band. SNO-BALL FEATURES GAY CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS As l siop fo recall lhe evenis of ihe year, one dance ihai especially slands ou in my memory is Jrhe Sno-Ball. This was held in ihe caieiorium on December I3, 1958 I could see swishing iormals and siill whiie shirls, as couples danced +o ihe music of Swede Miller and his band. The ballroom was decoraied io ihe iheme Silver Bells. Small bells and blue spu+nilcs were sirung across ihe room, meeling ai a poini above The ihrone Silver sprayed 'irees and a large sleigh on one wall compleied 'rhe decoraiions. During iniermission The coronaiion of ihe lcing and queen 'roolc place. A.S.B. Pres idenl Bill Labberlon crowned Queen Lynda Fisher, and A.S.B. Social Chairman Wyomi Winder crowned King Kenneih Badgley. Olhers in ihe courl were Princesses Elaini Whiiener and Robin Rowe, and Princes Bill Rilchie and Bill Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Siephens enleriained wiih a ballroom dance while refreshmeni were served. Prince Bill Riichie escoris Princess Elaine Whiiener io her place ai' 'rhe +hrone. SNO-BALL ROYALTY-Lefl fo righi: Crown Bearer Lisa Adolf, Hosiess Wyoma Winder, Prince Bill Douglas, Prince Bill Rifchie, King Ken Badglev, Queen Lynda Fisher, Princess Elaine Whiiener, Princess Robin- Rowe, l-losl Bill Labberion, Crown Bearer Craig Giles. -Bidi Q 4 Q11 My-Pk x . .ii 1 ,. 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MORE STUDENTS ENROLL IN ACADEMICS This year l've waTched sTudenTs going To Their classes saying such Triendly Helios To each oTher. Many oT These classes were academics, which They may have Talcen because oT The increased inTeresT in college caused by The SpuTnilcs. Some of These courses were French, College English and maTh, and various sciences. l've noTiced a greaTer increase in These classes, especially French. LasT year There was only one TirsT year class, This year anoTher one was added. For The TirsT Time l saw girls as well as boys coming Trom The shop building: iT was because algebra and maTh were being Taken over There because of The unavailable space in The high school. A and B geomeTry sTudenTs reTurned To Talcing on proi- ecTs in order To mainTain Their high grades and learn more abouT The course. French classes organized a club, which proved To be very educaTional as well as Tun. l wa+ched sopho- mores carrying new TexTs Tor English, and wondered why. The old speech classes were done away wiTh, and new English lO-A's added, in which The sTudenTs sTudy liTeraTure as well as gram- mar. OTher elecTives and vocaTional classes such as ag, shop, home ec, and arTs and craTTs were also popular. ln arTs and craTTs many Things were creaTed, such as The mosaic design in The gym. The ag deparTmenT puT ouT proiecTs Thai' were bene- Ticial To us all, as well as being Tinancially rewarding. Commer- cial courses are a greaT service To The girls planning To Talce secreTarial iobs aTTer graduaTion. Speed, accuracy, and neaTness are sTressed in all such courses. QQ,-MA nam- dm.-+hanA Q+nden+s do TranscrioTion in Their noTe- V?4 1 4 , ,. 5 4 - -1... W. LM g ' gf f 'md' fan +--- Trai, 'K -lv ', ' E 57 , I, 1 f ' 9' I ' 3, 'W rv V, 5 '. v x I : 'H Q 1 . ll , , ,awk Q. Ww- F1 S K Ms fx. 1 '? x Qwxxwnwww-ww f f X 5 M. IS mi t A QE? 2 e -if .gi 1 3 5'-Q., , x 4 .. . 3 fl PEPPY CHOSEN AS YEARBOOK THEME Business Manager Gail Cramer, leTT, and SecreTary Linda Klebaum puT Tinishing Touches on ad layouTs under super- vision of EdiTor Bill RiTchie. The Annual STaTT is The group ThaT gave me The privilege oT being The narraTor Tor This yearbook. lTs Twelve members, consisTing oT Tour seniors and eighT iuniors, consTiTuTe The largesT sTaTT ThaT The annual advisor, Mr. Oral Thompson, has had The opporTuniTy oT working wiTh since he came To WapaTo Three years ago. Frankly, l don'T Think Mr. Thompson ThoughT very much oT having me as a narraTor aT TirsT, leT alone being The Theme OT The book: buT aTTer EdiTor Bill RiTchie liTTed my Tace a liTTle and puT some nice words in my mouTh, l won him over. ln TacT, he allowed me To Take on The biggesT iob ThaT any Theme has ever had in a WapaTo High School annual. My inTluence runs Through l28 pages of The yearbook alone, noT counTing 24 in The supplemenT, which will Tollow nexT Tall. AnoTher Thing ThaT's beTTer because oT me is The book's binding. NoTice how TlaT iT lies when iT's spread ouT. This is because The sTaTT designed Their own cover. By making Their own design and puTTing a caricaTure of me on The TronT, They were able To geT a SmyThe binding, which is whaT makes The pages lie TlaT. They changed The division pages Too, by using a Two-page spread insTead oT The old single page sTyle. LasT year iT was The news-sTyle heads, beTTer picTures, and longer wriTe-ups ThaT were added. Because oT These, The 58 WASEHIAN won an A-award Trom The NaTional School Yearbook Associa- Tion. SecreTly I hope ThaT This book which l'm appearing in will do as well or even beTTer. BuT if iT doesn'T, l have The consola- Tion oT knowing ThaT 5lO copies oT iT are in exisTence, which is The largesT number oT annuals ever ordered by our school. ANNUAL STAFF-Second row, leTT To righT: DelT Clark, Ross RoberTs. Lynn Anderson, Gail Cramer. FlrsT row: Sally Thompson, Susan Oln Lincla Klebaum, Rose Alvarado, Nancy Sinner, Ann Hanson, Lynda Fisher. Bobbie Coleman. STanding: Bill RiTchie. ediTor. WOLF HOWLS STIR EXCITEMENT IT was always an exciTing day when The Wolf Howl came ouT. I could hear any number of sTudenTs hounding Their Third period Teachers every oTher Wednesday To pass ouT The papers before The noon bell rang: Then They would walk Through The halls or sTand in The lunch line reading and look- ing for new Topics To Talk abouT over Their food. To make This appreciaTion possible, The Wolf Howl STaTT added a new TeaTure, Heap of The Week, wriTTen by EdiTor Bill Lee and AssisTanT EdiTor Gary Randall, conTinued wiTh Boy and Girl of The Week and Primary, lnTermediaTe and Junior l-ligh news, and Tried To keep aT leasT Three pic- Tures in every issue. Members of The sTaTT also provided local papers wiTh inTormaTion abouT school acTiviTies. Yvonne Palmer served as reporTer To The Yakima Herald, and Bill Lee, working as a parT-Time employee, furnished The WapaTo lndependenT wiTh exTensive sporTs coverage. The sixTeen issues of The Wolf Howl published during The year were again paid Tor by The WapaTo School disTricT. The high school A.S.B. Tinanced The picTures. Each issue con- sisTed of l,55O copies, which were disTribuTed To The high school and The iunior high. Remaining copies were given To The lnTermediaTe school. Mr, Oral Thompson served as Wolf Howl advisor. This was his TirsT year in This capaciTy. Top: Gary Randall and Bill Lee, sTanding, Take a sneak preview of DelT Clark's annual layouT. BoTTom: John Morrell, Mary Carmichael, and Bob Meyer make use of exchange papers. G11 T WOLF HOWL STAFF-Third row, leTT To righlz EdiTor Bill Lee, Bud McDermoTT. 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Firsi row: Julie Kle- I Y F A A Q 9.-.Briar S Q X F .f ff, K A A - is - f . ' N ,ng ' f 4 A IF, S' Nr? f ' ' f. s ' , far ,Lb xw ,yyf . 5 ' . A fn . 1. M5 ' fr jk ,X , Y 5 14 -6 awww ,l .fffi XY, 'wsx . M' , ,-. '70 ' h' fx Q ' Y ' . J af 1 0 us uf' ., I q 1 ' V' V EST V , A. A N . r . L G K. ,hx K M s , gf- -.. , , -x -M A . G I . n .S sf- ' '.x5 x xi, kv ' vk 'vf T . ., ' 4' I T F- A N qVl',,,3,g an ml: W . , ' I . I.. -5 K v . : fy! '14 , , .Y . 0 M b +G , QQ , 4 ' A iz' Q Q05 .H A I Ag, J '. . .X ' ' ,.,, ', If j '55 3 A ' iff' fa Q W. , . . V m . . W.. K -,NN ' ff ' ' 7-T, 'QQ ' in ffff , ' ' :TN .' . x - A - - 1 ., 1 , A . . - --,,, . ,I Sl. S. -. . .Q Q3 Q Y L Lv - 9 ' - . , f' o . ..-. , , f- A ,' X1 2 Z ' ' ff r 1' -sv , 4 N , 5 . , ? ' is , y if Q 'if ' I l f , t' , , , Y a. Qing f ,jega f ,' ' ' ' X Y C, - ' ' T A 'I ex ? xv ,K Qi: .I 5. A ' an A53 ' 9 3-L., -'Q E , .fwf ,v . ,. 1T.f34r Y-'fx A '. 1 - . ' f ' 'X m QQ 'NN- ' - N ' Q, arg- x Q I. I Q' ' Q ' X, X if dy ,f - - ' - - ' , J Y I 1-0 J -1 ig N lf ,X 4 , N ,Q , 324 -5' x 4 I 1 A . 3 I if ,-., 1 ,Q . L- Lf Q 5 - , mx TROMBONE SEXTET-Lef+ fo righfz Vern Schuchman, Judy Hale, Diane Sires, Verna Dalfon, Kafhy Lynch. Joanne Currie. BAND 2 TRUMPET TRIO-Leff +o righfr Lex Heim, Ivan Pe Max Acob. MAJORETTES-ln blue lef+ +o righh Lynd- Seward, Lynda Pa+node Karen Wolover. ll whifez Helen Sfrofhers GEOGRAPHY C L U B GATHERING - Loft To righh SHIRLEY CORN ELISON Social Chairman BOB HEIM KAREN SCHROEDER Secrefary KEI YONEKAWA Vice Presidenl DELT CLARK Presidenl BOB BOND BOBBIE COLEMAN Sealed: MR. WHITLEY Advisor GEOGRAPHY CLUB GROWS OUT OF WORLD PROBLEMS FRENCH CLUB ESTABLISHED Abouf 7:00 p.m, on cerlain Wednesday evenings during The year, slrange noises in The wesl corridor allracled my allenlion. ll look me a long lime lo discover lhal These sounds were caused by The Geography Club holding ils monlhly meeling. This club began back in l957 as an oulgrowlh of Mr. Whilley's World Problems class. lls purpose is lo give Those sludenls who are lnferesled in geography a chance lo learn even more abou? il 'lhan is presenled in The class. This year The enrollmenl' increased and a slale ol officers, headed by Presidenl Dell Clark, was elecled for lhe firsf lime. Besides having guesl speakers and olher arfraclions al Their meelings. The members of The club parlicipaled in a Model U. N. ar Central Washingfon College, look Their lradllional spring vacalion Trip fo college, and held a lale-spring field Trip. Al The beginning of aclivily period somelimes l heard sludenls hurrying Through The halls in The direclion of lhe norlheasf corridor speaking some slrange kind of language. l learned rhal if was French, and Thai The sludenls were going +o a newly eslablished French Club in Mrs. Syrdal's room. During The year lhe group, which aulomalically includes all sludenls faking French, sang and played French games and walched skils prepared by each of The French classes. These skils were laler organized info a program and presenfed lo 'rhe entire sludenl body al an assembly. This was The se'cond year fha? The French classes have sponsored such a program. Once during a mceling, a woman named Mrs. Menke came and showed slides ol lhe World Fair. This was a real lreal for The club members because Mrs. Menke spoke very lluenf French. FRENCH CLUB OFFI CERS-Lefl 'lo righf: JOANNE ALLADO Reporler SHARON MCGRI FF Vice Presidenl' TOM CARNEVALI JUANITA TABARES JERRI KNIGHT Secrelary KAREN SCHROEDER Represenlalive LYN DA SEWARD Represenlelive JULIE KLEBAUM Presidenr Sea+ed: MRS. SYRDAL Advisor 1 'I-w-...- T: il K K. 3 i I L N g J COAC -, I ' X V M i f-'M-f f SPORTS , X ,W fi f-h- if - Km 'Q H - Ax' 3-eg.-a -. ..-:az-:. :m r 1 ..:. f ' sfifif' ,ifssis X Xjfj Alf ii my W' , 1 5 K ?i,'QQi,2g S- a F 'WM f!,s.,,,U K XY , .4 spy, ,- I Q. a', 4, V we -S 410 -.K C 55..- 91 N f ,F . of' - 'W-SN Chuck Mefsker rips around end in The WesT Valley game, Ocfober 3I. WOLFPACK ENJOYS SUCCESSFUL SEASON PLACES FIVE ON ALL-VALLEY TEAMS AfTer The final gun sounded in The Wapafo Toppenish game on VeTeran's Day, The Wolfpack refurned ioyfully To The dressing room. I heard The same kind of noise and laugh- Ter Thaf l had heard affer every game of The season, excepf The one we played againsT Ellensburg, when we bowed To The Bulldogs by a scanf Two-poinT margin in The roughesf and hardesT foughf game of The season. This year The Wolves played sound ball on boTh offense and defense, compiling eighT wins againsT The one loss, for The mosT successful season in eighf years. Under The able coaching of Mr. Faller, The Wolfpack Took second place in Norfhern Division foofball and placed Two on The All-Valley firsT Team and Three on The All-Valley second Team. DeWayne Craig was chosen as an end, and Keifh STrong, for The second year, was chosen as cenTer. Selecfed for second Team honors were Don Zimmer, Bill Douglas, and MerriTT Thomas. Valley wrifers and sporfs- casTers made The selecfions. WiTh seven refurning iunior leTTermen and six refurning sophomore leTTermen, The Team is looking forward To meeT- ing Ellensburg again nexf year, when They hope To even up The score. 45? 'I 4' mW 9 vi' sf' -ikwsx ....-1 ...ll ,.....--of 'A -Q 4 M4 4 .1 A vw V 'vials' H - If 'Vx' 1 W Y 5 DON ZIMMER, Halfback BILL HATZENBELER, Halfback DAVID ST. GEORGE Halfback I959 Honorary Capfain Wapafo Wapafo Wapafo Wapafo Wapafo SCORES , ,,,, ,,,,, I 3 Iv1arque+Ie . , ,,,, I2 Ellensburg ,,,,,,2O Sunnyside , M39 Toppenish . , 7,25 Prosser David S+. George scores a T.D. in the Wes? VaIIey game. KEITH STRONG, All-Valley DEWAYNE CRAIG. All-Valley End MERRITT THOMAS Tackle Ce nfer, I958 Ca pfain '- ls. ' us ,.., . Vx if K i S x , JD' g b 2 xx X , MQ X N. . if . - -X -NK-vwxx X:-ag.: x x. gfi a Y N. km 1 xg' f A X N, X N l xgm- 'A , -K iq, v Q M -A -.w.w..w. .sf ' if H k fl x x gf-' . Q. Q., - ig. . . X 5 I ,Q - ,,. f Q? Q ve AT ,- . Vw In K t . . l ,Q 'K r tl l I Vp J h I Ell ,. E b -V Q LLKA' gf? :im .7 4 42:3 . X. V LV ,f. by Q A.',' f I' xi -A'V if f . bb g b b :,,.: r e - e ,qbu X . I X . . . A lim, P ':.,: Q ,, . '- A X Y ,infer e -, 2 I ,ff -fl is e -'- . , - , A f X f l e rereb , ' e l rrll l L lf X ' K ' m f - - ' I N ' an m f r E V. X- 4 Sy l mg . 'f f A K 1 -V wi E.: I :Z K rf . , 4 wir l t A ' be A 1 r i 1,. br me be rb l A r by ' xl 4 1 r v f ' - l A .E if ,','. j ,--': ,u hm K ,X N L i, IQV ,rl ggi? I , xxx la s : A -11, ' hV ff' ' 'V maxi? ' TF 51' 'L ' , ll 2 b 2 r . L f L L 'Vf 1' V-', V ,., , A :4:'V ,L 1 1 Q' re f f f l .F il 1 l A , 1 ll l 4A ' 1 , l l . lll r , r A SQUAD--Second row, lefl lo rlghl: Claylon Anderson, Sleve Lollin, Charles Melslcer, Bob Bond, Tom Carnevall, Gary Carnevali, Mil: Osborn. Bob Weeks. Firsi row: Bill Douglas, Don Fraley, Milne Chambers, Don Zimmer. W Q. X gg, LQQ 53 A 5 K. ,I , 035 S fm x U , N X . Q f f S , 3 1 5 M MIKE CHAMBERS Guard A SQUAD SCORES lk 'Wapalo , , 'Wapa+o H 'Wapa+o ,Y,,, Waparo . ,, Waparo , Wapalo , Waparo . Waparo Y, Wapalo , Wapalo , Wapalo , ,, Waparo , Y, Wapalo , Y, Wapalo ,, Waparo Wapalo , 5 Waparo ,,,E, Wapaio Y, Waparo , 6 'Non-Conference Wapalo , , 83 Wesl Valley 45 66 Davis 56 60 Eisenhower 47 5l Wesl Valley ,, 59 76 Eisenhower , , 64 62 Sunnyside 53 64 Ellensburq , 48 55 Richland , 73 84 Toppenish 47 62 Kennewick , 53 70 Pasco 54 76 Davis , 6l 68 Davis , 44 65 Eisenhower 7I 66 Sunnyside 56 69 Ellensburg 73 64 Richland , , , ,, 60 67 Toppenish 49 7l Kennewick 53 63 Pasco , 5I IQQ BOB WEEKS For ard CHARLES METSKER Forward DON ZIMMER Guard BOB BOND Forward Anderson makes lwo in fhe Pasco game January I7, I959. B SQUAD SCORES Wapalo Wapalo Walpalo Wapalo Wapalo Wapalo Wfwpalo Wapalo Wapalo Wapalo Wapalo Wapalo Waipialo Wapalo Wapalo Wapalo Wapnlo Wapalo Wapfulo Wapalo 62 Wesl Valley 50 Davis 78 Cenlral Calholic 45 Eisenhower 40 Eisenhower 33 Sunnyside 46 Ellensburq 46 Richland 7l Toppenish 48 Kennewick 59 Pasco 47 Davis 45 Davis 56 Eisenhower 49 Sunnyside 49 Ellensburq 53 Richland 49 Toppenish 54 Kennewick 57 Pasco .X A 1 5 A S scs...c,s, Q B Squad Caplain B Squad Coach AARON DELP ROCKY GARDNER .ff iftxl B SQUAD-Second row, lell lo riqhl: Gerald Hardy, Calvin Anderson, Phillip Olson, Ronnie Roberls. Lex Heirn, Bob Hake, Jim Mc Clelland. Firsf row: Donald Lawrence, George Krienke, Bob Schroeder, Aaron Delp, Leonard Rabanal. 55 X Dennis Walker pracfices swan dive on framp. Far leii: Tumbling Coach Paul Hurd keeps in shape on lramp. Leif: TUMBLING OFFICERS-Co-Cap+ain AI Mauch. Secrelary Bill Helmich, Co-Capfain David Sl. George. TUMBLING TEAM GETS BAR, ROPES Ailer years oi waiching Jrhe rumbling Jrearn pracfice mos+ly on mars and The +ramp, I was glad +o see Them gel some new equipment This group, which generally doesn'+ receive much glory, made quick use of a horizonral bar and +wo 20-fool climbing ropes, all of which were insralled early in +he season. The ieam also had The promise oi a ser of parallel bars io come nexl year. Though The iumblers were fewer in number Than in previous years and mosr oi 'Them inexperienced, 'rhey displayed a lol of vigor and gave Coach Paul Hurd high hopes for nex'r year. Their performances Jrhis season consisred of +hree exhibiiions during half-'rime ai baskeiball games and Three compeiirive meeis, one each a+ home, Kennewick, and Richland. There was also a possibiliiy +ha+ +he leam mighi go io rhe s'ra're championship in mid-March. Only Three seniors-Co-Capiains David S+. George and AI Mauch, and Yasuo Nishi-were on This season's squad. Showing promise for lop honors on nexr year's Team were iuniors Bill l-lelmich and Jack Brown, and sophomores Mike Tale, David Rysirom, Ron Sakamoio, Yoshio Uchida, Dennis Walker, and Dennis Winder. l TUMBLING TEAM-Third row, lei? lo righi: Kengo Sakamolo. Yasuo Nishi, Bill Helmich, Clyde Robinson, David Rysirom, lnslruclor Mr, Paul l-lurd. Second row: Mike Tale, John Campbell, Dennis Winder, David Sl. George, Karry Sakamofo, Yoshio Uchida. Firsl row: Jack Brown, Alberi Mapch, Dennis Walker, Donald Burlingame, Charles Houk. :6 WRESTLING PROVES POPULAR ln spiTe oT a poor win-loss record, wresTling, The newesT sporT on The Wolfpack aThleTir. agenda, goT oTT To a good sTarT This year. l couldn'T resisT aTTending The maTches myselT, aTTer l learned ThaT The TwenTy-one boys Turning ouT Tor compeTiTion were puTTing on such an excellenT show. Under The waTchTul eye oT wresTling coach George Sullivan, who was coaching This sporT Tor The TirsT Time, The wresTlers worlced ouT on a seT oT new maTs behind The easT bleachers. They pracTiced sTances, roll-ouTs, grips, and oTher TacTics which TaughT Them how To use Their weighT To advanTage. The Team's biggesT problem, ouTside oT inexperience, was in Tinding conTender', Tor The lowesT oT The Twelve weighT classes. The answer came Through enlisTing some ninTh graders To The Team. Allhouqh The group Tinished The season wiTh Tour losses, a win, and a Tie, Two oT The boys, KenneTh BenneTT and Ray lVlcGriTT, ToughT Their way inTo The di',TricT Tinals. Because oT The enThusiasm shown by The sTudenT body, who aTTended The Tree malflief, in droves, as well as ThaT shown by The wresTlers Themselves, l am loolfing Torward To an even bigger boom in wresTling nexT year, when experience will be more in our Tavor. Only Three seniors, Though valuable ones, will be losT Through gradu- aTion. They are CapTain DeWayne Craig, lvlerriTT Thomas, and Bob Cerna. Top: Ray McGriTT grips opponenT in aTTempT To Throw him during maTch wiTh Prosser. BoTTom: Coach George Sullivan insTrucTs Dan WhiTTingTon and Rudolph Dabalos in proper wresTling posiTion. wp sf! WRESTLTNG TEAM--Third row, leTT To righT: MerriTT Thomas, Lincoln Noble DeWayne Craig, Roger Nieland, Ernegf T-lgward Ronnie Giinnorr, Sleplwn Kirg, Coach George Sullivan. Second row: Gerald Gallegos. Joe HopTowiT, Rudolph Dabalos, Roberi I-l9,3+hl Roberf Fries, l'arl lvlilflffll, l. V. Bridges. FirsT row: Ken BenneTT, Dan WhiTTinqTon, Jesse Orosco, WalTerGallanT. T 57 I 0 avg, he-nr - Kc. 'ov9+. ev- ace- -,,,N- 4 , , Q i -'r 'll A ,5 -N31 Z M116 if . W I 'fl' wi? yfi 1' 6, JPZ+ v6 15 -7 ' fwia '-2: 'U' 1 3. f 'T' . v ,lf .. Qs !f oo I 1 3 X f -4 Q ADMINISTIQATIGN 59 SUPERINTENDENT Phillip Svrdvl BUSINESS MANAGER chasm Soley MR. SYRDAL SUPPORTS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES One of my mosf ardenf supporfers is SuperinTendenT of Schools Phillip Syrdal. Seldom does a sporfs e,venT slip by Thaf I don'T see hir sfanding on The side-lines or siTTing in The bleachers willing our Team To vicfory. AT oTher Times he visiTs our school in a supervisory capacify, checking on The policies and work aufhorized by The school board, some Times offering advice and ofher Times even pifching in wiTh a helpful hand wherever The need arises, Mr. Syrdal, who is now serving his fiffh year as our superinTendenT, is well qualified in leadership. I-Ie has a BA. degree from ST. Ole College in his home sTaTe of Minnesofa and holds an MA. from The UniversiTy of Washingfon. Besides having TaughT mafh, science, physic. educafion, and been a principal in Meridian l-ligh School in Bellingham, Washingfon, as well as in Wapafo, Mr. Syrdal has also served 4 an officer in The U.S. Navy. SCHOOL BOARD WORKS ON GROUNDS IMPROVEMENTS On The afTernoon of January 2l The iuniors and The seniors were called To The cafeforium for a special meeTing wifh The school board l could see The five men, flanked on The IeTT by Mr. Diefrich and on The righf by Mr. Syrdal, seafed aT a Table on The sfage. The boari members spoke casually, answering sTudenT quesfions more in The vein of concerned fafhers Than of school adminisTraTors. This is only one example of The services offered free of charge by The board of direcfors. Offen aT Their bi-monThly meeTings They sTa unTil well Toward midnighf working ouT The problems involved in guiding The communiTy's educafion. This year The board, under The chairmanship of RoberT Schroeder, arranged for The planfing of Trees, laying of sidewalks, landscapini of grounds, and improving of The Track and baseball areas. They also conTracTed for The leveling and filling in of The waTer hole wesT c The school, and approved a school direcTors' budgeT for The disTricT To help guide sTaTe legislafors in Their school appropriafion bills. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mem- bers of The school board refresh Themselves in Teachers' lounge affer January 2l meefing wiTh sTudenTs concerning college re- quiremenTs. l.efT To righf: Mr. Phillip Syrdal, Mr. Virgil Cameron, Mr. Oswald King, Mr. Charles Gufhrie, Mr. Don STroTher, Mr. Roberf Schroeder, chairman. ,view ifmfwf-' A -1 2 A-It ,,,.ff:t--:..2':14ifffs:--ifix' lx S -. -1 . PRINCIPAL Eldon DieTrich VIR. DIETRICH, OUR HEAD MAN From my perch in The oTTice I geT a bird's eye view ol The numerous Trials ThaT our head man, lvlr. DieT- rich, has To go Through daily. The minuTe he arrives in The morning he is conTronTed by halT a dozen Teachers, all wiTh some kind oT a problem or oTher, and Then The sTudenTs begin coming in. Whelher They wanT excuses. schedule changes, ping pong paddles, or whal have you, he always accommodaTes Them in his Tirm buT cheerTul manner. And when some oT Them happen To geT senl in laTer in The day on more serious business, he slill mainTains his con- sideralion, puncTuaTing iT wiTh The Torce oT his good iudgmenT ol human naTure. Fairness and co-operaTion are his Trade-marks in supervising sTudenTs, and They know ThaT he is always willing To help Them wiTh Their problems. During The day, sTudenTs come To him wilh all kinds oT Troubles Trom personal ones al' home or in class To Those concerning school clubs and oTher ac- TiviTies, and he gives each his careTul concern. One oT The capaciTies oT lvlr. DieTrich's iob is To serve as advisor To The Board oT ConTrol, which, Tol- lowing his usual TrusT in young people, he allows a greaT deal oT responsibiliTy in running The school. .,,,,., SECRETARY Evelyn SI1irTs: ATTer an illness and a year's service in The InTermediaTe School oTTice, Ev- elyn is back aT her iob in The high school, which she has held since her graduaTion in I942. ATTer informing The sTudenTs oT The relaxing Type QT' music ThaT They should appreciaTe, Mr. Dielrich proceeds To conducT The band in Rock Around The Clock, during The band assembly, January I6, l959. DEAN OF GIRLS Lessie Rasco: As advisor To The Girls' Club, an oT'Tice she has held along wiTh her regular Teaching duTies during her sixTeen years aT Wapafo. Miss Rasco sTands ready To oTTer counseling To any and all girls who seek her advice. She also schedules daily and weekly acTiviTy meeTings Tor The bulleTin. DEAN OF BOYS Paul Hurd: In addiTion To his iob oT being Teacher and coach, Mr. I-lurd is in his TourTh year of acTing as a counselor and helpTul guide To The boys. I-le also advises The sTudenTs abouT college preparaTion and applicaTion and is in charge oT The school TesTing program. AI FACULTY PROMOTE ACTIVITIES AND STUDIES IT seems To me ThaT The main reason young people go To school is To receive an educaTion. Assuring The sTudenTs ThaT They accomplish This aT Wa-Hi are The Teachers, who spend much oT T-heir ouTside Time on school work, in addiTion To Their regular duTy schedules. NOT only do They give up Their Time during The school year, buT many aTTend summer school or Travel To make Themselves more capable of doing The iob even beTTer. BuT The Teachers, like The sTudenTs, are noT alone concerned wiTh The academic and The sTricTly educaTional side of school liTe. For every acTiviTy in Wa-l-Ii There is a TaculTy member somewhere in The school who is responsible Tor iT. I have seen or heard nearly every Teacher on The sTaTT supervising one or more oT The various clubs and acTiviTies ThaT Take place, many oT Them in The aTTernoons, evenings, or on The weekends. Besides Teaching and sponsoring acTiviTies, members oT The TaculTy also chaperon dances, sell TickeTs aT games, and Take charge oT The deTenTion room. In preparaTion Tor Their many duTies, They aTTend TaculTy, cleparTmenTal, and educaTion associaTion. meeTings, oTTen as many as Three Times per monTh. Teachers -new To The group This year were Mrs. William Van I-lorn, librarian, and Mr. George Sullivan, algebra and drivers' Training Teacher, wresTling and assisTanT TooTball coach. :.:1w.:w21 ,s :Ym...el 4 ' ' l. ,. 1-wr1r,1w-s'1fff1-Yigiszmi. realise JACK DORR: U. S. HisTory, Le+Termen' Club Advisor, AThleTic DirecTor: B.A. CenTral WashingTon College of Educa Tion. HILDA MESICK: ShorThand II. I2, Typ- ing II, Office PracTice, Senior Class AssisTanT Advisor: B.A., WashingTon STaTe College. EDWARD WHITLEY: U. S. HisTory, World Problems, Junior Class Advisor, Geography Club Advisor: B.A., CenTraI WashingTon College: M.A., UniversiTy oT WashingTon. JACK BUNNELL: Woodworking 2, 3, 4. MeTal Shop, Red Devil Advisor, Sopho- more Class AssisTanT Advisor: B.A., B.S., B.Ed., WashingTon STaTe College. HILDAMAY SYRDAL: French I, 2, French Club Advisor: B.A., UniversiTy of Oregon: M.A., UniversiTy of Washing- Ton. BETTY L. STEPHENS: English ll, l2, Sirls' P.E., Reading Improvement G.A.A. Kdvisor. Girls' Tennis Coach, Sophomore :less Assisfanf Advisor: BA., 5fl'1 year. :enfral Washinglon College: Whileman College: Universily of Washinglon. FACULTY Mrs. Slephens clarifies an assignmenl for DeWayne Craig and Joe Riclrer THOMAS G. NIELSEN: Biology: B.s.. Monfana Slale College: Columbia Uni- versily. KENNETH ELLIS: Senior High Choir, Junior High Choir, 7+h Grade General Music, 9fh Grade Malh, Advisor ro Four Sharps. Advisor fo Trio: B.A,. Cen- lral Washinglon College. VlRGlNlA HELMICH: English IO, IOA. Liferalure Il, I2: BA., Carlefon College, Minnesoia: MA., Washinglon Sfafe Col- lege. JUNE WEYRAUCH: Typing IO, Book- keeping, Advanced Typing, Business English, Senior Class Advisor, Advisor 'ro A.S.B. Treasurer: B.S., Universify of Norih Dalcofa: 5+h year, Universify oi Washing- ron. RUSSELL INSLEY: Algebra 2, Geomefry, I MARY LOUISE SHATTUCK: Home Eco- Trigonomefry, College Maih, Baslcefball nomics 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Advisor: B.S., Coach, Le++ermen's Assislanf Advisor: Washingfon Sia+e College. B.S., Cenlral Missouri Sfaie College, 5'rh year. FACULTY li Mr. lnsley, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Gardner, Mrs. Syrdal, Miss Rascc Mrs. Helmich, and Mr. Cecil Clarlc, represenialive of 'rhe I4+h disfricl, relax a a pep assembly. x'N ORAL THOMPSON: English IOA, II, An- nual Advisor, Wolf Howl Advisor, Thes- pian Advisor: B.A., Marieffa College, Ohio: 5fh year, Universi+y of Washing- fon. WILLIAM D. FALLER: Drivers' Training, Boys' P.E. Algebra, Malh, Foolball Coach: B.S., B.Ed., Washinglon Slafe College: M.S., Universily of Illinois. K OLAND WARCUP: Senior High, Junior High, and Grade School Bands. Advisor 'ro Drilleffes, Pep Band. and Marching Band: B.A., VanderCoolc College of Mu- sic: Universily of Norlh Dalcolai Colo- rado Sfaie College: Cenfral Washington College: Western Washingfon College. LESSIE RASCO: Advanced English, Eng- lish I2, Dean of Girls, F.T.A. Advisor, Girls' Club Advisor: B,A., Whiiworfh College: Slh year, various universiiies. FACULTY RICHARD KETELLE: Ari, Crails. Advisor To Adverlising Manager: B.A., Washing- ton Slate College: M.Ed., Cenlral Wash- inglon College. MYRNA VAN HORN: Librarian, High School Audio-Visual Co-ordinaiorg B.A.. Paciiic Universiiyp Graduafe Worlc, Uni- versily of Oregon: Library School, Uni- voraily of Denver. PAUL HURD: English IO, IOA, Boys' P.E.. Boys' Tennis Coach, Aihlelics Train er. Sophomore Class Advisor, Boys' Counselor, High School Guidance: B.A., olh year, Universiiy of Washinglon. w :XX FACULTY Mr. Dielrich presenls a card lo Miss Weyrauch on behalf of The Tacully on her 29+h birfhday in The leachers' lounge. DONALD THOMPSON: Allendance Of- BLAINE HARDY: AQflCUllUF6 IO. ll, l2. licer, Drivers' Training: B.A., Washinglon Advisor TO l:.ll.A-I B-S-. Uifih Sldle C0l- Slale College. lege, Universily of Arizona, Washingfon Slale College. DAVID MIDDLETON: Chemislry, Physics Advanced Science: B.S., lowa Sfale Col lege. DWYLAND GARDNER: Bookkeeping. Malh, B Squad Baslcelball and Fool- ball Coach, Senior Class Assislanl Ad- visor: B.A., Yanlclon College, Soulh Da- lcola: M.A., Universily of Soufh Dalcola GEORGE M. SULLIVAN: Boys' P.E.. Drivers' Training, High School Maih, As- sislanl Foolball Coach, Wreslling Coach, Jr. High Track Coach, B.A., Whilman College. . S. . s lv . , -inl..irvL. il H . yi 9 ,i. m r MRS. ROBERT HAKE, ricker seller. MISS ESTHER BERGLUND. diefician. CHOOL SERVICE PERSONNEL CONTRIBUTE MUCH Every day a lillle before noon I delecled The odor of food . . . hol chili or maybe some spicy cinnamon rolls. This was The work of lhe cooks, who, under lhe supervision of The school dielician, Miss Eslher Berglund, prepared lunches for Ihe sludenl body in lhe school's con- venionl kilchen. So many ol Ihe sludenls boughf Iheir lunches fhis year Ihal Ihe classes in Ihe easl and wesr corridors had 'ro be dis- missed live minules early on an allernale weekly basis in order le allow everyone an opporlunily lo finish ealing. ln addilion, The cooks served lhe sixlh grade rooms in The norlh corridor and prepared dinners for such special occasions as Ihe annual Bean Feed and several banquels, as well as providing lhe Facully wilh alfernoon snacks. Af, soon as lhe sludenls leave The building, whelher i'r's iusl aller school or during summer vacalion, Ihe mainlenance men and ianilors move in. They have a big iob in lhe daily cleaning and upkeep of Ihe building and in lho over-all clean-up done during lhe summer, which includes washing lockers, winddws, and woodwork, as well as scrubbing and polishing floors. This year some of Ihese men look on lhe exlra lasks ol building The sidewalk in the wesl courl, planling frees and shrubs around The school. and cullivaling and seeding lhe lawn. Many ol Ihese men also have lhe responsibilily ol driving Ihe dislrichs I8 school busses. Iss. ETAIZF: Mrs. Carlolla Bond, Mrs. Jeanne Hake, and Mrs. Rae eel . Back row, lell lo righlz Connie Keelh, Arlie Crablree, Russell Weaver, Ivan Currie, John Hedgpelh, Cecil Herrick, Loren Hamilfon, Clarence Easier, Al Slump, Bill Cable. Froni row: George Hanson, Head Cusfodian: Reber? Bale, Bob Smilh, Frank Tupling, Irving Odman, Bill Albright Jan Cook. Ed Hill, Ruben Maflhews. A' an J 4. . P .Y 1-1 , . Aj 4 '---.,, - , 1 ' ' an iw 4' .FY , Y Wap X sf I + 9 4 R if' Jififfilaxx 1 .xllf 1 4 c 2' Koa Q 5 1U ' S53 CLASSES I P? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SANDRA DELOZIER Social Chairman KATI-IY BOWER SecreTary-Treasurer BI L L DO UG LAS Presideni' SHIRLEY BECKER Vice Presidenl' SHARON BAASCI-I Girls' Club RepresenTa'I'ive SOPHOMORES ADD SNAP TO SCHOOL LIFE From The momenf The firsT bell rang IasT Tall, I sensed a change in The aTmosphere aT Wa-I-Ii, IT Toolq me a while T figure ouT iusT whaT caused iT, buT when I had done so, I was pleased. The change involved an increased inTeresT i school worlc and in school spiriTy and The nearly ZOO members of The sophomore class were responsible for a IoT of i Wifh This new crop of sTudenTs came a desire To excel and To have fun. They Tilfered immediaTely inTo The acTiviTie of The school, from Turning ouT for fooTball To ioining The office and library sTaffs. Two of Them, Bill Douglas and Gary Carnevali, made The varsiTy squad in boTh fooTball and baslqefball, and dozen oTher sophomore boys consTiTuTed The enfire B-squad basIceTball Team. And in The academic deparTmenT The sophomores did equally as well, placing a ToTal of 24 on The Tall honor rol a school record for any one class. All This eTTorT and enThusiasm carried over inTo helping revive The noon dances, malcing greaTer successes ouT c The various school evenTs, and in elevafing The mood aT pep assemblies. In keeping wiTh Their spark, The class sponsored a parTy and an assembly of Their own and lcepT up The Ieagu sTandings charT ThaT IasT year's sophomores placed in The gym. The group was under The advice of Ivlr. Hurd. Sophomore Class Presiclenf Bill Douglas Takes nominaTions for Sno-Ball candidafes aT sophomore- class meeTing in gymnasium, December IO, I958, Sophomore G.A.A. girls cornpele 'in volleyball game on Play Day, November 22, l958. SOPHDMORES SOPHOMORES NOT SHOWN: Marion Aqbisil, Gene Juarez, and Gary Ralhburn. zz? in-xi NE! .1 MM K 5 A r.. a A, 1 Q x J i ' l,r,,.1 ' . 1 A if J SA X 1 V ,L 4 J A fi 'gmrk X I , 1 N A ' N ' i' ., ml 7 All il . ix 'fill iff' Leo Adams Dany Adolf Tony Alvarado Calvin Anderson Richard Anderson Evelyn Arreola Maurice Arreola Sharon Baasch Douglas Baldaz Barbara Baldoz Virginia Balzer Shirley Beclcer Arlhur Benediclo Kenny Bennell Dennis Bloomer Dean Bomar Cheryl Bond JoAnn Bourque Calhy Bower Judy Brandon Winnie Bridges Alice Brown Mary Bryan Donald Burlingame Earlene Calalnan John Campbell Gary Carnevali Don Carler Richard Caslaneda Dennis Cavin Peier Cerna Loleela Clnasrain Milce Coe Palrick Cordova Joanne Currie -. iz. f,7. gf . if -1.-:. . ,- -K in ,1 -'Q 1 -'Mir 5-in sw. 0' I ..f zs imy ' ' 7 at . X, g , r.' ' F i i aiia 4 a W H. r i lA , W k SOPHOMORES W2 ff Roloerl Davis Sandra Delozier Aaron Delp Jolwn Demoss George Dirnolf Bill Douglas Alice Dunn Roberi Elder Carl Evans James Ferguson Terry Eiggins Trinidad Elores Jolwn Elorey Dennis Flying Pamela Eosler Roberr Eries Karen Euiinaga Waller Gallanl lf-all Vrilflraifl dwfan Clvarlel l p p -,,r Wi i af 'IS' irri lf N F ? JS, 2 ,-,f GAA 'Vs if A-K if i mls , ILP Delores Garza Vicenle Gascon Carol George Francei Gonzales Jerry Gonzales Niclc Gonzales Ann Goodricn Darrell Goodrich George Graf SOPHOMORES Ronnie Gunnoe Judy Gullwrie Mariorie Haddox il ., as as X B 'F ,. Bob l-lake Rosemary l-lanniqan Gerald l-lardy Kay l-larris Bill l-lalzenbeler Bob l'lealli Barbara l-leide Lex l-leim JoAnn l-lelrn Karin l-lelrniclw Bob l-lenle Ron Henle Carole l-lill R. W, l-lodqes Joe l-loplowil Charles Houlc Dale Hovis Don Hovis Joyce Huibreglse Bonnie Humphrey Raymond lbaluan Alice Jaime Joe James Nancy Jones Dianna Kanine Annela Kindriclc George Krienke Judie Kuhn Augusline Lagmay Jolene Lanning SOPHOMCRES Donald Lawrence Ellen Laws Judy Lesser Joel Lilzenberg Bob Lundberg Lyle Lunninq Jane LuHrell Kafhy Lynch Jim McClelland Belly McCoy Ray McGriff Palsy Mach Shirley Manlas Carol Marey Joyce Mar+in Samme Mauch Pai' Menard Paul Mendoza Charloffe Miller Nona Miller Sfephen Miller Diane Mifchell Earl Mifchell Sandra Miichell Robe-rl Moore Anne Morrow Janei Murphy David Nybalclcen Julia Qchoa Jane Qlsen Phillip Olion Janice Orcuii Jesse Qrosco J , , X at A x ,gc 5 Herman Pailerson John Phillips Lynda Phillips SOPHOMORES Peggy Phillips Belle Pinyerd Eldon Poisel anal' x Ivan Poisel Leah Priicharcl Clarence Punch David Pulrnan Leonard Rabanal Are-senio Rafal Shirley Becker proposes lo Mr. Gardner al Pep Club ini+ia+ion in 'rhe gymnasium Sepfember I9. l958.' Linda Ramos Palsi Randall Virginia Randall Marlene Richmond Ronnie Roloerls Clyde Robinson Robin Rowe Joe Ruiz Joe Rulhardl SOPHOMORES so A .. .hy y il? 9 'A :,. y f if ,.,., ' L g David Rysrrom 'QS yx y -- i f yi' i Kengo Salcamoio ' -I ':- ::., . - ,. , lrra i Bob Schroeder ,Q rri C iyir ii K ,Q - iii- ' is ' ' 12- if ii Q is L 3 S 'T an 12 rwrii - ,. S. . S. so y ,Q ..:y ,.y y X so f-r ' gl wi 3' :yy i Q iiii Q . r rrryzy . 2' WX in V irr, , S , ., .ww S qyti y ix 3 1 .dll N 52 'PP' al . 9 u if Ci x Verne Schuchman Belly Silvers Diana Sires Ray Smilh Janice Snodgrass Charles Sprigg Charles Slacy Gary Sfanley Norman Srewarr Karen Srone Lynda Slump Phil Syrdal lvlilce Tale Duane Theroux Marcia Thomas ri . si Berlie Tilley Rose Tongale Yoshio Uchida Helen Underwood Rudolf Valde Dayid Vance Dennis Wallcer Myrlle Wallis Larry Wassemiller Jim Werlenberger Claudine Wilbur Ella Williams Richard Williams Glenda Williamson Dennis Winder F A ,X . ..:k: L k k N. sm s K, mi .. Q is Q- , i ' i Cs. iii g -Q a -is i is : fvv ' Q .K Q' P A l l R Hy xi is T ' N I f 4 K i . gtk l Q X I ii i x ff: 'RK W 'T 31 i X... . , 5 QM is 'aw W i , - i x - 5. X QV., my X s x uf WI . . mn 4 Jill Iigxggvsgksffs Sue Wise S Nw Eleanor Ybarra 'X i 'F i,,r , , A K K t .. .L i i SOPHOMORES Anasfasia lBilI Hafzenbelerl dishes ouf pie To Bill Douglas Karen Fuiinaga and Phil Olson advertise in Sophomore Assembly slunf, January 23. l959. Se-farip ciqareffes al Sophomore Assembly. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I Social Chairman KAREN MATSEN Vice PresicIenT JIM BRYAN SecreTary CA ROLYN BOWER Treasurer BERT YOUNG Girls' Club RepresenTaTive CHARLOTTE ESTES PresicIenT AL D U N N JUNIORS HELP SPUR WOLVES TO VICTORY The Juniors oT I959 provided a greaT liTT To my cause Through Their acTiviTies in Pep Club. ConsTiTuTing a majoriTy oT The group. The girls' echoing voices sTill ring in my ears, Trom all The Times They urged The Wolves To vicTory. AnoTher group The juniors predominaTed in was The annual sTaTT. This Time boys were included, wiTh one oT Them, Bill RiTchie, serving as boTh The ediTor and The arTisT oT The book. In oTher conTribuTions To Wa-I-Ii, The juniors, advised by Mr. WhiTIey, again Took charge oT The Junior-Senior Prom, sacriTicing Their usual Junior ParTy To make This evenT The mosT glamourous oT The year. Besides dispensing wiTh Their parTy, Thereby saving money Tor The Prom, They also sponsored an aTTer-game dance To increase Their asseTs. On The nighT oT April I5, The much awaiTed evenT Took place. Music Trom a large orchesTra Tlowed Trom The caTeTorium, along wiTh The rusTle oT Tormals and The TainT smell oT perTume. BoTh The sophomores and seniors con- graTulaTed The juniors on Their excepTional job. AnoTher accomplishmenT oT The class was The presenTaTion of The Junior Assembly, November 25. The program lasfed Tor a Tull period, and involved a majoriTy of The class members in one way or anoTher. By The end oT The year, when The juniors perTormed Their Tinal acT oT decoraTing The gym Tor commencemenT, They were all wearing Their class rings, which They had selecTed and ordered. Engraved on each was The symbol 6O, which Told more loudly Than any words ThaT nexT year The glory would be Theirs. JUNIORS NOT SHOWN: Judy Liebrechf, Geral Mauch. and Wilberf Seybold. 9 Ann Hanson lTi Ti LaBridgeI Tells Jess Salazar lJack Bob Bunnell, Bob Weeks, Darrell Schoonover, Jin Baileyj ThaT she wanTs a Big nighT ouT on Queen Case, and Jim Bryan do The can-can aT The Rec IT' . ' I if r-'57 v- lf.--i A ' cur Grim 7: I 3. , -Q -1 71 3 'TJ 5 a 5. Z a 1 D- af I Q 0 -. or I U. 2 o -. Z O 3 ai J f Hillw-flu qw-slimns on the AH Linlclells:-r House Parlyu in llir: Junior Amiombly, held on Novem lfmr 75. Maximo Acob JoAnne Allado Rose Alvarado Claylon Anderson Belly Andrews Bob Bale Nancy Balfen Maxine Bauqlwer Von Dean Berry Diane Blonne Pal Borqens Carolyn Bower Judy Bowles Dewey Brandon L. V. Bridges JUNIORS kill? H Warren Carl Tom Carnevali Jim Case -in. 7' if sf: u f n ,Q-1 H Eur, eww... gg. hmm as Milce Chambers Nancy Chaslain Edna Cheney Marlc McDonald, Dennis Brown, Karen Maisen, Jerry Slaudin er. and Charlolle Esfes chal . V -9- Vonnie Crablrree during inlermission al Sno-Ball, December I3. Mary Ellen Cruz Joanne Cuyle Leo Daisies JUNIORS Rudy Dabalos E i i i i '-.. . C V I E Verna Dallon Lois Davis Gary Del-lar+ Jessie Diaz 'lr M lr ? i isrf i l l ' ,Q if sr wi Q 2 f x Q in Ky 3 Nacla Dillard Fred Dills Paul Duggins Al Dunn Doug Dunn Sharon Ervin l-lenry Espinoza Charlolre Esles s 5 EN if 'li 1 kv Lynda Fisher Johnnie Flores Ray Flores Gerald Gallegos Lanny Gensburg Janis Giles Leon Glover Eslher Golphenee Jim Graber Diclc Grail Shirley Graves Larry Grolh if cl ' M 5, Q f li Q fiii lf Ray Guerrero JUNIQRS John euiieffez , F9 l ihll'X zz' 1. tw , 7 lm uv Q, S' John Haddix Rila Hagarly Judy l-lale Trudy Hale Jim Hallauer Ann Hanson Herman l-larlzog Chuck Mefsker fips his ha+ To audience in Marlha Heer J - A bl N uno ssem , emb 25. Kafhy l-leilman l F Y OV er Claylon Anderson models formal al Junior Assembly sfyle show. Bill Helmiclw Lawrence Hernandez Ofilia Hernandez Marqarel Helriclc Norman Hilberl' lvlillon Holloway Joyce Hooper Ernesl' Howard Bob Jaclcson Kay Kemplon Rolella Kensler JUNIORS Sam Keilclcala Sleve King Linda Klebaum Jerri Kniglwl Shirley Lamb Joyce Laws Pal Leib Jim Logan Cornelius Lornmers Ernesl Lopez Rae Lundberg Mark McDonald W5 Sharron Mcfgriif l-larry Mclielvey Sleve Maib Karen Marshall Layercla Marlin Karen Malsen Mona Mauch Chuclc Melslaer Bob Meyer Jerry Morgan Elaine Morrell Jim Morrell . , qw S John Morrell JUNIORS Kay Morrow JA., C, kk 1'-' 3- N -F v U A.. I , Av- ' X xr! Max i Kay Mrachelc Willie Murphy Roger Nieland Don Noel Duane Noel Ray Qlney Sue Olney Melvin Oswalf RHS parker Preacher Ross Roberls, righl, Weds Torn Car- neyali and Richy Schaefer al lhe Junior Assembly. Courfney Perlcins lvan Perry Darlene Pierce Giulia Purchase Don Rasberry Theodore Rees k,.,k,, ... . 1, :Hz , nv. .5 T fs 'W' Q33 E 1, ' ff l 22 f , Q X QHSHXX Q ,riff an - ,f ., i M'-m ei K W, if ,--1-H-at x 5, V 'fin Carolyn Bower narrales Chrislmas S'l'ory al' hlglchardson ' Q' Alumni Assembly December 23. li llc le YP V. Diclc Roloerls 5 ,,: , W 'S ,3 -. k wa , if ,. ii,i if f in , ,Q Jerry Roberis J U .W Ross Roberls ' . A .- - 1'-fa, i ' 33'-if X -fvr yl Qqgw ff' is ff, i i s . ns- 'QU 11 , fo-,, .W 6,2 . In an ali 7 'S D I X f P 'E 459 ,.ie it ii? sr .sn , , X N' i , is li'-Lk l ea M l im Connie Roclriquez Cleo Rogers Ron Rosenow Ericlc Rulhardl Jess Salazar Dennis Saul Richard Schaefer Barbara Schafer Darrell Schoonover Anna Sco+'r Nancy Sinner Viola Sohappy E Pal Sorenson Egon Sladel Erika S+adel Jerry Slaudinger Ray Sfrong Helen Slrollner Juani+a Tabares Ca rmen Ta bayoyon Darlene Taylor Donefle Thompson Lee Tlwyer Pally Timmons JUNICRS if 'pb George Tongale Ann Traub W 3 Roberl Van Dylce V, I Ysabel Vargas - Hans Valneuer 6- T Q42 K3 -6' 'ha-f 3 lv is in-.-,- 5.- .,,, Q iwllk - ,. 11 2 Will 'igiaf :, we Q- 2 H i' David Venlura Lenard Violelle Wanda Waggoner Joan Warnslacll Bob Weeks Daniel Whilfinglon Richard Wirclwowslcy Juanifa Woodcoclc Berl Young Don Zimmer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-LeTT To righT: Kay Brandyberry, Social Chairman: Karen Schroeder, Treasurer, DelT Clarlc, Vice Presidenh Niclc NiclcoloTT, Presidenh Janice BrighT, Girls' Club RepresenTaTiveg Sam KempTon, SecreTaryg Elaine WhiTener, AssisTanT Social Chairman. SENIORS CONTRIBUTE MUCH DURIIN My TavoriTe class This year was The seniors, as iT has been every year. These are The sTudenTs l waTch The closesT because These are The TuTure leaders oT our counTry. The class oT '59 has been very acTive in school aTTairs ever since They came To senior high as wide-eyed sophomores. ThaT year several girls Trom The group Tormed a drill Team, which has been one OT The mainsTays as halT-Time enTer- TainmenT aT baslceTball games. Many oT The original members sTayed in The organizaTion Tor The whole Three years, and one oT These, Lynda PaTnode, served The enTire period as presidenT. As iuniors This seasons graduaTing class accomplished Two major proiecTs. One was The hosTing oT The Junior-Senior Prom, and The oTher a Tull hour's assembly, which lcepT The sTudenT body in a consTanT sTaTe oT laughTer. ThaT was The year The group also selecTed and ordered Their class rings. WiTh The coming oT Their Tinal year's worlc The seniors seTTled down more Than ever. TwenTy-Three oT Their number made The second guarTer honor roll To surpass all underclass compeTiTion. As individual honors Rose Weelcs won The BeTTy Croclfer l-lomemalcing Award, Kei Yonelawa received The D.A.lR, BesT CiTizens Award, and STeve LoTTin Topped The Valley AA league in scoring. This year wenT TasT Tor The seniors, buT iT was one oT The besT l have seen. l will miss This class as l have missed The classes in years gone by: and l will conTinue To miss Them The resT oT my liTe. Karen Wolover, Lynda Seward, and Lynda PaTnode waTch The ArmisTice Day game aT Toppenish. Rose Woelis accepls Belly Crocker award from Mrs, Slnalfuclr. Lorena Bucsif and Sally Tlwompson sell announcemenfs lo flue seniors, GH SCHOOL YEARS SEN IORS NOT SHOWN: Richard Parlcer and Jennie Sandoval. Bonnie LaPlan+e and Sieve Lolfin pose in lronf ol sclnool afler being eleded Mr. and Miss Wa-Hi by sludenl body. Mona Adolf Gilberl Alvarado Dale Armslrong Yvonne Arquelle Kennellw Badqley lvlilce Bauglwer Lowell Becker Wesley Bennell Brenda Berry Bolo Bond Leroy Boob Mary Emma Boren Judi Brandi Vclora Crabfree Ken Yonelxawa, Karen Sclwroecler Wyoma Wunder Elaine Wlwnlener Clwrus Koch and Kay Bvandyberry clue? over lunch In +l1e rec room Janice Briqlwl Brenda Brooks Marcia Bryan Lorena Bucsil Larry Carl Lee Carl Bobbie Coleman Mary Carmichael Larry Caseboll Angelica Cerna Bob Cerna Dell Clark Verlie Cleavenger SENIORS Bill Lee and Bud McDermoHl1elp ouf during Bean Feed on January 30, l959 Shirley Cornelison Valera Crablree DeWayne Craig Gail Cramer Judy Dallon Benny Dimoff SENIORS Be-Hy Jean Duggins l Dennis Dunham Charlofle Dunne Leland Ellioll Clifford Ervin Palsy Espinoza Dick Evanoll , I I is 1kk1..k .. iZfQ1ESqgf-- 2' A . S YW my as wg K S K Q? 5 sg 5 wi M ., ,Q if I fn Q, , we QF Q A--, ,- ' , 'kk ' f , ' A. 1 rznrx. 1: 4 x K i B bb Col Q6 emen and Yvonne Palmer sell roolers' bus 'liclmels +o +l'ne VTWO. Charles Kelwl Sam Kemplon Julie Klebaum Lucgre-'ria Koclw Alford Kralm Bill Labberlon Marie James Sleve Loflin Charles Lagmay Bonnie Laplanle Eric LaPoin+e Dallas Lawrence Bill Lee Judy Liebreclml SENIORS Leland Ellioll, Gary Randall. and Cliff Moser play a iazz number al The Alumni Asseml on December 23, l958. 19 szzati- . K .X X .Q ' R X K 1 P '-1:g.s3Qs- - . f me m, -Nw 'Q .gf f -Mfg,-.1. .sy we , sv: M S. N NS: gf -x A QS A up f Q V Nw: g . we mmf - Sigh f SRX .nm ,f sw iff .- -Ziiwfiz '3 M4 'Q mfg, ws fif w Lincoln Noble Merle Odman Rosario Orosco Gerald Orr lvlilce Osborn Bill Owens My Owens SENIORS Yvonne Palmer Lynda Palnocle Dennis Pierce Larry Pisler Tom Quinn Gary Randall have Lofrin foils Sonia Claus Merry Mullenhoffj whaf he wanfs for hrisfmas, during The F.F.A. assembly on December I9, I958. Joe Ricker David S+. George Karry Sakamoio Karen Schroeder Lynda Seward Sieve Skone SENIORS Travis Redenbaugh l.oreHa Richmond Virlellra Smifh Keifh Sirong Merriff Thomas Sally Thompson Sandra Walker Lanah Werienberger Elaine Whiiener Charles Willcs Phyllis Wilson Wyoma Winder Karen Wolover Frank Ybarra Kei Yonelcawa Edward Zimmer SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADOLF, MONA-Chorus I. 2, 3. Drill Team i, 2, 3. FTA 3, GAA I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Executive Council 2. ALVARADO, GILBERT-Baseball 2: Football Manager 3: Letter- men's Club 3. ARMSTRONG, DALE-Bean Feed Captain 3: Voice of Democracy Representative 3. AROUETTE, YVONNE-Chorus 2, 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. BADGLEY, KENNETH-Ag Bawl Court 3: ASB Room Representa- tive 3: FFA 2, 3, Parliamentary Procedure 3, Treasurer 3: FTA 2: Sno-Ball King 3. BAUGHER, MIKE-Band I, 2, 3, Pep Band I, 2: Chorus 2: Dra- matics 2. The Shock of His Life 2: FTA 2, 3. BECKER, LOWELL-Basketball I. 2: Class Social Chairman I: Let- termen's Club 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3: Red Devils 2, Student Conference 2: Track I, 2, 3. BENNETT, WESLEY-FFA I, 2: Track I. BERRY, BRENDA-Band I, 2. 3, Pep Band I, 2: Chorus 2. Nonette 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Dramatics I, Mother ls a Freshman I: GAA I, 2, 3. BOND, BOB-Basketball 2, 3: Chorus 3: French Club 3: Geography Club 3: Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Track I, 2, 3. BOOB. LEROY- BOREN, MARY EMMA-French Club 3: FTA 2, 3: Geography Club 3: Girls' Club I. 2. 3. BRANDT, JUDI-Ag Bawl Court 2, 3: Band I. 2, 3, Librarian 2. Maiorette I, 2, Pep Band I: Drill Team I, 2: Geography Club 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Song Leader 3. BRANDYBERRY, KAY-Class Social Chairman 3: Drill Team I. 2, 3, Attendance Chairman 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Social Chairman 3. Executive Council 2, 3: Homecoming Court 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3, Social Chairman 2, 3: Wolf Howl 2. BRIGHT, JANICE-Chorus 3: Drill Team I, 2, 3: French Club 3: FTA I, 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 3, Sports Manager 2, Vice President 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Representative 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3: Student Conference 2: Tennis I, 2, 3: Wolf Howl 2. BROOKS. BRENDA-Band I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. BRYAN, MARCIA-Chorus 3: GAA I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: FTA 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Student Library Staff 2. BUCSIT, LORENA-Drill Team I, 2, 3: GAA l, 2, 3, Points Chair- man 2, Treasurer 2, 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Tennis I, 2, 3: Tri-State 2. CARL, LARRY-ASB Assistant Advertising Manager 3: Basketball I. 2: Football I, 2: Lettermen's Club 3. CARL, LEE-Geography Club 3. CARMICHAEL, MARY-Chorus 2, 3: FTA 3: GAA 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Executive Council 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Tri-State 2: Wolf Howl 3. CASEBOLT, LARRY-Geography Club 3. CERNA, ANGELICA-Band I: Dramatics I, 2, 3, June Mad I, Mother ls a Freshman I: FTA 2, 3: GAA I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Student Cafeteria Staff 3: Tennis I: Wolf Howl 2. CERNA, ROBERT-Chorus 3: Football I, 2, 3, Inspirational Player 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Track 2: Wrestling 3. CLARK, DELT-ASB Room Representative 3: Basketball I, 2: Class Vice President 3: FFA'3: Geography Club 3, President 3: Red Devils 2, 3, President 3: Wasehian 3. CLEAVENGER, VERTIE-Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Quartet I, Triple Trio 2: GAA I: Girls' Club I. 2, 3. COLEMAN, BOBBIE-Annual Conference 3: Band I, 2, 3, Pep Band I, 2: Drill Team I, 2, 3: French Club 3: FTA 3, Historian 3: Geography Club 3: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Wasehian 3. CORNELISON, SHIRLEY-Annual Conference 2: ASB Assistant Treasurer 3: FTA 3: Geography Club 3, Social Chairman 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 2: School Store Manager 3: Student Office Staff 3: Tri-State 3: Wasehian 2. CRABTREE, VALORA-Chorus 3: Drill Team I, 2, 3: French Club 3: Geography Club 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3. CRAIG, DEWAYNE-Basketball I, 2: Football I, 2. 3: Homecoming King 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Track I. 2, 3: Wrestling 3. CRAMER, GAIL-Ag Bawl Court 2: FFA I, 2, 3, National Con- vention 2, Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3, Reporter 2, State Conven- tion 2, 3, State Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2: FTA 2, 3: Wasehian 3, Business Manager 3: Wolf Howl 2. DALTON, JUDY-Assistant School Store Manager 3: Chorus 2: Geography Club 3: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3. DIMOFF, BENNY-Basketball I: Track 2. DUGGINS, BETTY JEAN-Chorus I: FTA 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Student Cafeteria Staff 3. DUNHAM, DENNIS-Ag Bawl Court 2: Chorus 3: FFA I, 2, Judging Team 2, National Convention 2, Parliamentary Procedure 2, State Convention 2, State Farmer 2: Red Devils 2, 3. DUNNE, CHARLOTTE-French Club 3: FTA I. 2, 3: Geography Club 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I: Student Conference 2. ELLIOTT, LELAND-Band 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, Vice President 3, Boys' Quartet 2, 3. ERVIN, CLIFFORD-Baseball Manager 2: Football Manager 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Proiection Staff I. ESPINOZA, PATSY-Girls' Club I, 2, 3. EVANOFF, DICK-Baseball 2: Basketball I: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Track I. FARIAS, LOUISE-Chorus I, 2, 3: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Student Cafeteria Staff I, 2, 3. FRALEY, DON--Baseball I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Class Vice President 2: Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice President 3: Sno-Ball King 2. SENIOR ACTIVITIES GALLANT, ROSE-Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I: Transferred from Yakima I. GALLEGOS, ART-Foofball I: French Club 3: Track I: Wolf Howl 2. GEFFE, GRETCHEN-Ag Bawl Courf I: ASB Assislanf Social Chairman 2: Cheerleader 2, 3: Chorus 3, Sugarfones 2, 3: Drill Team I: French Club 3: Geography Club 3: GAA Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Homecoming Queen 3: Junior-Senior Prom Courf 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Sno-Ball Queen 2: Sfudenf Conference I, 2. GEORGE, GWEN -GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2. GRAF, LOUIS-Geography Club 3: Hanford Proiecf Parficipanf 3: Science Club 2, 3: Track I. HAGARTY, AUDRIE-Chorus I, 2, 3: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. HAM, LEELAND-FFA I, 2, 3. HEIM, BOB-Chorus 3, Presidenf 3: Geography Club 3: Red Devils 3: Sno-Ball Courf I: Sfudenf Conference 2: Wasehian 2, Eclilor 2. HILL, RON- HOFFMAN, BETTY JEAN-Chorus 2, 3: GAA 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Cafeferia Slaff 2, 3. IMEL, GARY-ASB Room Represenlafive 3: Baseball Manager I: Bean Feed Gapfain 3: French Club 3: Geography Club 3: Lelfer- men's Club I, 2, 3, Secrefary 3. JAMES, MARIE-Annual Conference 2: Chorus I: Girls' Club I, 2.3: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Wasehian 2. KEHL, CHARLES-Chorus 3: FFA I, 2, 3. KEMPTON, SAM-ASB Room Represenlafive 3: Chorus 3: Class Secrelary 3: Dramafics 2, MeeI Corliss Archer 2, Thespians 2, 3, Clerk 3. KLEBAUM, JULIE-Band I, 2, 3, Clarinel' Quarleffe 2, Pep Band I, 2, Secrefary 2: Dramafics 2, Mee1' Corliss Archer 2, Thespians 2,'-3, Secrefary 2: French Club 3, Presidenr 3: Geography Club 3: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Junior-Senior Prom Courf 2. KOCH, LUCRETIA-Chorus 3, Sugarlones 2, 3: Drill Team I: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Execufive Council 2. KRAHN, ALFORD- LABBERTON, BILL-ASB Board of Confrol I, 3, ASB Presidenf 3: Band I, Brass Quarfeffe I, Brass Sexfeffe I, Pep Band I, Swing Band I: Boys' Sfafe 2: Class Presidenl' I: Dramafics I, 2, 3, June Mad I, MeeI' Corliss Archer 2, Mo+her Is a Freshman I: Thespians 2, 3, Clerk 2: Sno-Ball Courf 3: Sludenf Conference 2, 3. LAGMAY, CHARLES-Foofball I, 2, 3: Le'rIermen's Club 2, 3: Track I, Manager I, 2. LAPLANTE, BONNIE-Ag Bawl Courf 2: ASB Board of Conrfol 3: Co-Chairman of Bean Feed 3: French Club 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Execulive Council 3: Girls' Sfafe 2: Homecoming Courl 3: Junior- Senior Prom Courf 2: Miss Wa-Hi 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Songleader I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Conference I, 2: Tri-Sfafe 2: Wolf Howl 2. LAPOINTE, ERIC-Chorus 3: LeI'Iermen's Club 2, 3: Tennis I, 2, 3. LAWRENCE, DALLAS-Baskefball I, 2: Red Devils 3. LEE, BILL-Band I, Pep Band I, Swing Band I: Chorus 2, 3: Geog- raphy Club 3: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3: Wolf Howl 2, 3, Edifor 3. LIEBRECHT, JUDY-GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. LOFTIN, STEVE-ASB Board of Confrol 2: Baseball I, 2, 3: Bas- kefball I, 2, 3, Inspirafional Player 2: Boys' Sfafe 2: Class Presidenf 2: Class Secrefary I: Junior-Senior Prom Couri' 2: LeHermen's Club 2, 3, Presidenl' 3: Mr. Wa-Hi 3. McCLELLAND, TOM-FFA I, 2, 3, Parliamenfary Procedure I, 2, 3. Secrelary 2, Sfafe Convenlion 2, 3: Sfudenl' Conference 2. McDERMOTT, BUD-Baseball 2, 3: Baskefball I, 2: Boys' Pep Club Represenfafive 2: Calyx Echo I: Chorus 3: Lafin Club 2: LeI'rermen's Club 2, 3: Phofography Club 2: Transferred from Selah 3: Wolf Howl 3. MALTOS, DIANE-Band I, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Drill Team I. 2, 3: GAA- I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2: Sfudenl Cafeferia Sfaff 2, 3. MARTINEZ, SHEILA-Band I: Chorus 2, 3: GAA I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2: Sfudenf Cafeieria Sfaff 2. 3. MAUCH, ALBERT-Tumbling I, 2, 3. MIRAMONTEZ, SALLY-French'CIub 3: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3. MORENO, VICKY-GAA I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. MOSER, CLIFFORD-ASB Room Represenfafive 3: Chorus 3: French Club 3: Red Devils 3. MOSS, LLOYD-FFA I, 2, 3. MULLENHOFF, JERRY-Baskefball I 2: FFA 3 Parliamenlary Pro cedure 3: LeI'Iermen's Club 3: Track Manager 2. ' - MURPHY, ROBERT-FFA I, 2, 3. NICKOLOFF, NICK-ASB Board of Confrol 3: Baseball I: Class Presidenl' 3: Foofball I, 2: FFA I: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3: TracI 2: Tumbling I. NISHI, YASUO--Foofball I, 2: Track I: Tumbling I. 2, 3. NOBLE, LINCOLN-Foofball I, 2, 3: LeHermen's Club 2, 3 Track 2, 3. ODMAN, MERLE- OROSOCO, ROSARIO-FFA I, 2, 3. ORR, GERALD-ASB Room Represen'ra+ive 3. OSBORNE, MIKE-ASB Room Represenfafive 3: Basketball I, 2 Class Vice Presidenf I: Red Devils I, 2, 3, Vice Presidenl' 3 Sfudenl Conference I: Track 2, 3. SENIOR ACTIVITIES OWENS, BILL--Band I, 2, 3, Pep Band l, 2. Presidenf 3, Swing Band I: Baseball Manager I: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3. OWENS, JUDY-Band I, 2, 3, Pep Band I, 2: Drill Team I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I. 2, 3. PALMER, YVONNE-ASB Room Represenfafive 3: Band I, 2. 3. Meioreffe I, Pep Band I. 2: Chorus 3, Sugarfones I, 2, 3: Drill Team I, 2, 3: GAA I, 2, Vice Presidenf 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Execufive Council 3: Sfudenf Conference I, 2: Tennis I, 2, 3: Wolf Howl 3. PARKER, RICHARD-ASB Room Represenfafive 3: Boys' Quarfef 3: Track I. 2. PATNODE, LYNDA-Ag Bawl Courf I: Band 2, 3, Maioreffe I, 2, 3: Chorus 3: Dramafics I, 2: 3, June Mad I, Meef Corliss Archer 2, Thespians 2, 3: Drill Team I, 2. 3, Presidenf I. 2. 3: FFA Sweefhearf 3: Geography Club 3: GAA 2, 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: FTA 3, Librarian 3: Pep Club I: Sfudenf Conference I: Wolf Howl 3. PIERCE, DENNIS-Foofball Manager I: FFA I, 2, 3: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3: Track I. PISTER, LARRY-FFA I. 2. 3. QUINN, TOM-Band I, 2. 3. Pep Band I, 2, Swing Band I: Dra- mafics 2, Mee+ Corliss Archer' 2, Thespians 2. 3: Geography Club 3: Science Club 2. 3: Track I, 2, 3. RANDALL, GARY-ASB Vice President 2: Band I, 2, 3, Sfudenf Direcfor 3, Brass Sexfeffe I, 2, Pep Band I, 2, Swing Band I: Chorus 2, 3. Sfudenf Direcfor 3, Boys' Quarfef 2: Sfuclenf Confer- ence 2: Wolf Howl 3, Assisfanf Edifor 3. REDENBAUGH, TRAVIS-Band I, 2, 3. Pep Band I, 2: Baseball I, 2, 3: Geography Club 3: Lefferfhen's Club I, 2, 3: Track I. RICHMOND, LORETTA-Chorus 3: GAA I, 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. RICKER, JOE-Ag Bawl Courf 2: FFA I, 2, 3, Treasurer 2: Geog- raphy Club 3: Track Manager I. ST. GEORGE, DAVID-Chorus I, 2, 3: FFA I, 2, 3: Foofball I. 2, 3: Homecoming Courf I: Leffermen's Club I, 2. 3: Track I: Tum- bling I. 2, 3. SAKAMOTO, KARRY-Geography Club 3: Red Devils 2, 3, Treas- urer 3: Tumbling I, 2, 3. SANDOVAL, JENNIE-Chorus I, 2: GAA I: Girls' Club I. 2, 3: Pep Club I. 2, 3. SCHROEDER, KAREN-Ag Bawl Courf 3: ASB Room Represenfa- five 3: Class Treasurer 3: Dramafics I, 2, 3, June Mad I, Mofher ls a Freshmen I, Thespians 2, 3, Presidenf 3, Vice Presidenf 2: Drill Team I, 2, 3. Sergeanf-af-Arms 2, 3: French Club 3: FTA 3: Geography Club 3, Secrefary 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Pep Club I. 2. 3, Demerif Chairman 2: Sfudenf Conference I. SEWARD. LYNDA-Chorus 3, Sugarfones 2, 3: Dramafics I. June Mad I, Mofher ls a Freshman I. Thespians 2, 3, Treasurer 2. 3: French Club 3: GAA I: Girls' Club I, 2, 3: Maioreffe 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3. Vice Presidenf 3: Sfudenf Conference 2. SKONE, STEVE-Baseball I, 2: Baskefball Manager 2, 3: Foofball 3: Leffermen's Club 2, 3: Red Devils 2: Track 2. SMITH, VIRLETTA-Girls' Club I. 2, 3. STRONG. KEITH-Baskefball I: Foofball 2, 3. All-Valley Foofball Senfer 2, 3: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3. Treasurer 2: Sfudenl' Con- erence. THOMAS, MERRITT-ASB Treasurer 3: Board of Confrol 3: Foof- ball 2. 3: Homecoming Courf 3: Leffermen's Club I. 2, 3: Track I, 2: Tumbling 2: Wresfling 3. THOMPSON, SALLY-Drill Team 2, Assisfanf Treasurer 2: FTA 2, 3, Librarian 2: GAA 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Repre- senfafive I. Execufive Council 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2: Tennis 2: Transferred from Yakima I: Wasehian 3. VARGAS, JUNIOR-Foofball I. 2: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3, Manager I, 2. WALKER, SANDRA-Geography Club 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. WEEKS, ROSE-Beffy Crocker Award 3: Girls' Club I,.2, 3: Sfudenf Office Sfaff 2. WERTENBERGER, LANAH-ASB Room Represenfafive 3: Drill Team I: FTA I, 2. 3: Geography Club 3: Girls' Club I, 2, 3. Executive Egauncil I, 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Sfudenf Conference I: Wolf Howl ifor 2. VTIEKS, CHARLES-Baseball I, 2: Foofball Manager I: Leffermen's Cu 3. WILSON, PHYLLIS-ASB Room Represenfafive 3: Chorus 3: Drill Team I, 2. 3, Treasurer I. 2, 3: FTA 3: GAA I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Library Sfaff I. WINDER, WYOMA-Ag Bawl Courl' 2: ASB Social Chairman 3: Chorus 3: Drill Team I: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Conference I, 2: Tri-Sfafe 2: Song Leader 2, 3: Sno-Ball Courf 3: Junior-Senior Prom Queen 2. ' WOLOVER, KAREN-Ag Bawl Courf 3: ASB Room Represenfafive 3: Band 2, 3, Maioreffe 2, 3, Pep Band 2: Class Social Chairman 2: FTA 3: GAA I: Pep Club I: Sfudenl' Conference I, 2: Sfudenf Office Sfaff 2: Wolf Howl 2. YBARRA, FRANK-Baseball I: Foofball I, 2, 3: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3. YONEKAWA, KEI-Class Vice Presidenf I: Drill Team I, 2, 3, Vice Presidenf 2: Girls' Club I, 2, 3, Execufive Council 2, Secrefary 2: Girls' Sfafe 2: Pep Club 2, 3, Vice Presidenf 2: Tri-Sfafe 2. ZIMMER, ED-Ag Bawl Courf 3: FFA I, 2, 3, Parliamenfary Pro- cedure I, 2, 3, Senfinel 3: Red Devils 3. IOI Main in u m'A:b' 7 5 V. :AW , ff -fq .Q::,:. ::fjg - ' , ak M ,fwaizafzaga Q X ' '5 ' 3, :Y 1 , K vig wlfw I ' .lyffifif f . .M A., ,, , .,. ...mv 1 3 H. 5 2- mf 7 WL 1 582' 4 2 M ,Q 2 ig fi ,iii f , pf ' f Q fi EZ, Ki' :-5-,1:i:2Zff9:,l2', 1 2153+ VW? 2.32 ' i - .32-f'f:4V ' 572f5?'Q : l'ff:'f: ': if T W1 V g :i f 1 , E-i f ' 5' s:5Z??:3Qaii. 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ROBERT EMHOFF DUCK-IN DRIVE IN DUNBAR JEWELERS, YAKIMA HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN LION'S GROCERY McDOUGAL'S DEPT. STORE MEN'S STORE, WAPATO MILLER'S DEPT. STORE MITCHELLS MARKET O. K. BARBER SHOP OREGON-WASHINGTON TELEPHONE CO PATTERSON'S WOMEN'S WEAR RAY DERBY ROHN'S YAKIMA SEED COMPANY S. O. HAWKES 81 SON SAGE FURNITURE CO. SOUTH FIRST DAIRY QUEEN SOUTH SIDE GROCERY STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION STAR CLOTHING, YAKIMA STODDARD'S OPTOMETRISTS TRIANGLE MUSIC CO. WAPATO SHOE AND HARNESS SHOP WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE WILSON'S MARKET YAKIMA AUTO GLASS SCHOOL CALENDAR, 1958-59 SEPTEMBER Sophomore Mixer Foolball, Selah, Here Cheer and Songleaders' Conference Foolball, Ellensburg, There Pep Club lnilrialion Foolball, Cle Elum, Here OCTOBER Foolrballi Marque++e, There Foolball, Sunnyside, Here Hello Day Foolball, Prosser. There .C ov.,........,.... Nalional Assembly Foorball, Grandview. Here Play Day, G.A.A. Homecoming, Foolball, Wesl Valley, Here NOVEMBER All Girls' Parly Red Devils' lnilialrion Foolrball, Toppenish. There Senior High Open House . Rainbow Sporls Dance Sophomore Parly Play Day, G.A.A. Junior Assembly Ag Bawl DECEMBER Nalional Assembly Baskerball, Davis. There Sno-Ball Band and Chorus Conceri' Baslce+baIl, Davis, Here Baslielloall. Weslr Valley, al' Spokane s Alumni Assembly Baskelball. Eisenhower, There Baskelrball, Sunnyside, Here JANUARY Baslcefball, Ellensburg, Here Baskefball, Richland, There Baskelball, Toppenish. Here Baslcefball. Kennewick, There Clash Day Wresrling, Eisenhower, There Narional Assembly Baslcelball, Pasco. Here . ,...,.......... Wreslling, Davis, There Kickoff Assembly for Bean Feed Gradualion Requiremenls Assembly Sophomore Pep Assembly Baslcelball, Davis. There Baskelrball, Davis, Here Wresrling, Prosser. Here Baskelball, Eisenhower, Here Bean Feed Baskelrball, Sunnyside, There FEBRUARY Wreslling, Eisenhower, Here Baslcelball, Ellensburg, There Baslcelball, Richland, Here Wreslling Naches, There Baskelball, Toppenish. There I3 .A....,.. I4 ,........ G.A.A. lni?ia?ion Baske?ball. Kennewick, Here I4 ................ Wresfllng. Sub-Dis?ric? a? Richland I8 ............ Cen?ral Wash. College Band Concer? I8 ......... ........................................ S ?uden? Day 20 ......... 2I ,........ 27 ......... 27-28 28 ......... 6-7 ......... Tumbling Mee? a? Wapa?o Baske?ball, Pasco, There College Conference Baske?ball, Valley Tournamen? Band Con?es? MARCH Baske?ball, Valley Tournamen? I I-I4 ........ ...................... S ?a're Tournamen? 20 ......... ........... ...... S enior Class Par?y 2I ..... ..............................,..... G .A.A. Excursion 24 ............ Armed Forces Panel Reserve Program 25 ........ .......,.s,. T rack, Toppenish, Grandview 27 ......... 27 .,....... 28 ......... 28 ......... 30 ......... 3 ........ 3 ......... 3 ......... 4 ......... 4 ......... Baseball, Sunnyside. There Tennis, Cle Elum, Here Tennis, Toppenish, Here Baseball, Prosser, There Baseball, Ellensburg, Here APRIL Tennis, Davis, There Baseball, Toppenish, Here Track, Toppenish Baseball, Sunnyside, Here Tennis, Ellensburg, There 4 ........ ........ L e??ermen's Banque? and Dance IO ......... I0 ......... I0 ..,...... Chorus Concer? Baseball, Ellensburg, Here Tennis, Selah, Here IO ..... I7 ....... I7 ...,.. I8 ...s.. SCHOOL CALENDAR, 1958-59 Track, Grandview. Toppenish Baseball, Wes? Valley, There Tennis, Toppenish, There Baseball. Marque??e, Here I8 .............................,..,.,. Tennis, Cle Elum, There I8 .......,.... 24 ..,.... 24 ...,.. 25 ....... 25 ...... 25 ....... 30 ..,.... I .....,s I ...... I .,,.... 2 ....... 7 .cssss, 8 ...,.. Track, a? Ellensburg, and Four O?hers Baseball, Highland, There 9 .. .s.,......... .. 9 .....s.. Track, 9 .s,..,....s......c I4 ...... I6 .. I6 ....... 22 ..,,,s.... 2.3-24 24 .,ss,, 27 ...... ? ? 29 sssssss Track, a? Eisenhower lnvi?a?ional Tennis, Ellensburg, Here Junior-Senior Prom Baseball, Selah, Here Spring Concer? MAY Tennis, Selah, There Baseball, Toppenish, There Track. a? Toppenish Baseball, Davis, Here Mo?hers' Tea Baseball, Naches. There Baseball. Cle Elum, Here Sub-Dis?ric? Mee? a? Wes? Valley Red Devils' Dinner, Dance F.F.A. Banque? Baseball, Eisenhower, There Track, Valley Mee? Senior Assembly Track, S?a?e Mee? a? Pullman BaccaIaurea?e Gradua?ion ,, Awards Assembly Senior Banque? Las? Day oi School Adverfisemenfs ...., Ag Bawl .,.., ,, .,.. All Girls' Parfy ..,..., Annual Sfaff ....A. Band ............ Baslcefball ........... Bean Feed .,,.........., Board of Confrol ...,... Board of Educafion ..,.e. Bus Drivers ...,......... Business Manager ..... Calendar ................ Cheerleaders .. Chorus ................... Classroom Scenes .... Confenf Index .... Cooks ,...,...,., Deans ....... Dedicafion ...... Diefician ....... Drilleffes ,s,,. Faculfy ..........,............ French Club Officers Foofball .....,.......,....... Foofball Scores Foreword .,s...... Four Sharps s..,. F.F.A. ................ee.. . Fufu re Teachers cc.....,, G.A.A. Officers ,.... I ....c,.. . Geography Club Officers ,sc, Girls' Club Officers .s..,.,c. Girls' Leffermen ........ Homecoming csc,, 77 CONTENT INDEX l02-I I9 29 6 .,.cs.. 3l 36 40-42 52555 3l I3 60 67 60 I20-I2I I2 38-39 34-35 l22 67 6l 67 I4 62-66 43 48-5I 50-5l 39 I6-I7 I5 22 43 I9 22 28 Index oss, Janifors Juniors ........ Leffermen sssc.. Library Sfaff ............. Mainfenance Men . Maloreffes os...so,.,....,..... News Evenfs. School ....... News Evenfs, World Office Sfaff .................. Pep Assemblies ..,. Pep Club ....... Principal ..... I23-I25 67 . 78-85 . 20 23 67 42 5 5 23 I0-Il .- I8-I9 6l 2I Red Devils ..................... ...... .. Room Represenfafi Secrefary, Office . ves ....... ........ I 3 Senior Acfivifies ...... Seniors ........,.. Sno-Ball ,..... Songleaders ............. Sophomore Parfy . Sophomores ...,...... Sfudenf Cafeferia 6I 99-IOI 86-98 3C I2 3I 70-77 Sfaff 24 39 Sugarfones ....................... ......... Superinfendenf ..... Table of Confenfs ....... Thespians .22........... Tifle Page ..,.......... Top Fiffeen Songs ....... Trombone Sexfeffe Trumpef Trio .....2,........ Tumbling ......,.........,. Wolf Howl Sfaff , ,...... . Wresfling ..,.......... 6C 4' -.... I 2E l E 42 42 56 37 57 Nlbrechl. Bill ...... Acob. Maximo .... .. Adams. Leo ...... Adolf, Deny ...... Adolf. Lise ...... Adolf, Mona .......... Agbisil. Marion .,.A..... 20. 4-I, 42, , I4. I5, 39. Allado, JoAnne ............ ...... l 9. 25. 43. Allen. Mr. Harold ........ Alvarado, Gilbert ........ Alvarado, Rose ......... I9, 22, 36, INDEX Alvarado, Tony ............................................ Anderson, Calvin ................................ 55. Anderson. Clayion .... Anderson, Lynn ......... I3. 20. 52. 53, 54. Anderson. Richard ...... Andrews, Be++y ......,. Armslrong, Dale ..... Arquelle, Yvonne ....... Arreole. Evelyn ......,. 23. 24, 39, 38. Arreole. Maurice ......... Brighf. Janice .... I4. I5, I9, 22. Brooks, Brenda ..,.........................,.......... Brown, Alice ...... ....,..........,.,...,.... Brown. Dennis ......,. ........ I O, 37, Brown, Jack ........ ......................... Bryan, Jim ................,. I6, I7, 2l, Bryan, Marcia ................................ Bryan. Mary ....... .................. Bucsif, Lorena ....... ..... I 4, I9, Bunnell. Bob ............. ............... Bunnell. Mr. Jack ......... Burlingame. Donald Cable, Mr. Bill ......... Calahan, Earlene .... Cameron, Mr. Virgil Baasch. Sharon .............,.............. I4. 70, Bedgley, Kenneth ............ I6. I7. 29, 30, Beldez. Douglas ......... ............................ Beldoz, Barbara ....... ,........ Bale, Bob .......,........... ...... 2 4, Bale, Mr. Robert ......... ......... Belzer. Virginia ......... BeHen. Nancy ...... Baugher. Maxine ..... Baugher, Mike ....... Becker, Lowell ........ Becker. Shirley ....... Benedicfo, Arlhur ..,. Bennelf, Kennelh ........ I5, 4I, I2, 28, 70, 76. 47. Bennell. Wesley ............. Campbell, John ............ Ca rl, Larry ........ Carl. Lee ........ Carl. Warren . ............. . ......... Carmichael. Mary ........ I5, I9, Carnevali, Gary ................ Carnevali, Tom ............ 20, 43 Carler, Don ........ Case. Jim ,,,................ ..... Casebolf. Larry ...... Casianeda, Richard ........... , ,.,. 22 46, 52 I7 Cavin, Dennis ............................... Cerna. Angelica ................ I9, Cerna. Bob ................ IO, 20, 38, Cerna. Peier ................................... Chambers, Mike .....,.. 20. 28. 49, DeMoss, John ....... Diaz. Jessie .............. Diefrich. Mr. Eldon .... Dillard. Nada ......... Dills, Fred .......... Dimoff, Benny ....... Dimoff. George .. Dorr. M r. Jack ............,.,.. Douglas, Bill .... 5, I3. Duggins. Belly ...... Duggins. Paul ....... Dunham. Dennis ................ Dunn, AI ............. ........ Dunn, Alice ........... Dunn, Charlolle .,...... Dunn, Douglas ........... Easier, Mr. Clarence ....... I4, I8 49. 52. 53. IO. 2I, 29 I3. 20, 49, 20. Ellis, Mr. Kenneih ......... .................... Elliolf, Leland ........... Elder, Roberi ......... Ervin. Clifford ....... Ervin, Sharon ......... Espinoza. Henry ........ Espinoza. Palricia ........ Esfes, Charloife ........ Evanoff, Dick ......... Evans. Carl ................... Faller. Mr. Vlhlliam ......... Farias, Louise ............. Ferguson, James ....... I9 Berglund. Miss Eslher ........ ......... Berry. Brenda ............... Berry, Von Deen ....... Blome, Diane ....... Bloomer, Dennis ....... 40, I2, I5, I9, Bomar, Dean ...............................,.,,...,,. Bond. Bob .................. Bond. M rs. Carlolla Bond. Cheryl ..,.......,. Boob. Leroy .............. Boren. Mary Emma 20. 38, 43. 52. 54, I5, Borgens, Pal' ................ Bower. Carolyn ..,. I4 Bower. Celhy .,.... Bowles, Judy ....,... Brendon. Dewey ...,.. Bourque, JoAnn ......... ,I5, l8, I9, 25, 4l, 79, 70, Brandon. Judy ..........,,....,..,....,..,..,.......,..,, Brendyberry, Kay ......,. I4. I5, l8, I9, 86 Brandt Judi ............. .,..... 5 . I2, 29. 4l Bridges. L. V. ...... . Bridges. Winnie ...,. Chaslain, Nancy .... Chaslain, Lolelia ........ I4. I5, I9, 24, Cheney. Edna ............................... Clark, Mr. Cecil ........... Clark, Dell .................. 2l, 36, 37, Cleavenger, Verlie ........................ Coe, Mike .................... Coleman, Bobbie ........ Cook, Mr. Jan ...... I4. I5, 36, Cordova. Pai ......................................... Cornelison, Shirley .... I3. I5, I9, Crebiree. Mr. Arlie .............,.......... Crabiree. Velora ....... Crabiree, Vonnie ...... I9. Craig. DeWayne ................ 28, 49 Cramer. Gail ......... Cruz, Mary Ellen ...., Currie. Mr. Ivan ..... Currie. Joanne ...... Cuyle, Joanne ...... Dabalos, Leo ......... Dabalos, Rudy ....,.. Dallon, Judy ......,.. Dalian. Verna .... Davis, Lois .,,.. . ..... .. Davis, Roberl ....... Dean, Sharon ......... DeHar+, Gary ....... Delozier. Sandra .,...... Delp, Aron ....,....... I5 I4. 29. 38. Figgins, Terry ......... Fisher, Lynda ...... Flores. Flores. Flores. Florey. Flying Fosler. Fraley Johnny ...... Ray ............ Trinidad ........ John .......... Dennis ..,..... Pamela ...... Dori ......... Fries, Roberl ...... Fuiinaga, Karen ...... Galle nl. Rose ......... I2 Gallanl. Walfer ....,.. 39, 40, 20. 20. 46. 52, I4, I5, Gallegos, Arf .,,............. ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,., Gallegos, Gerald ............... Gardner, M r. Dwyla nd .... Garza. Delores .... .. 24, 48. 49. 55, Gascon, Vicenfe ..,.,.,. ,,,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Geffe. Greichen .... Gensburg, Lanny George, Carol ........ George, Gwen ...... Giles. Craig ....... Giles. Janice .......... Glover. Leon . ............. Golphenee, Esfher ........ Gonzales, Frances ...... Gonzales, Jerry ...... Gonzales, Nick ....... I2, 28. 38. I4. I8. . 24. .I3. Goodrich, Ann .,.... Goodrich, Darrell ,...., Graber, Jim ...,,.,... Graf, George .,... Graf, Louis ...,. Graff, Dick ......... Graves, Shirley ...... Grofh, Larry .,,,.. Guerrero, Ray .....,.. Gunnoe, Ronnie Gufierrez, John ............. Gufh rie, Mr. Charles ....... Gufhrie, Judy ............... Haddix, John ..... Haddox, Mariorie . Hagarfy, Audrie ........ Hagarfy, Rifa ,.... Hake, Bob .,..,..,.. Hake, Mrs. Jeanne Halce, Mrs. Roberf ....,,...,. Hale, Judy .......,..,............, Hale, Trudy ........ Hallauer, Jim .,,... I4, 23, I9, 55. 22, 23, 4I, IO, 23, Ham, Leeland ...........,... Hamilfon, Mr. Loren .,...,.,...,.,.,,..,.........,,. Hannigan, Rosemary .....................,...,.. Hanson, Ann ..........,......... I5, I9, 36, Hanson, Mr. George .,... Hardy, Mr. Blaine .,..,.., Hardy, Gerald ...... Harris, Kay ......... Harfzog, Herman .. Hafzenbeler, Bill .,.... Heafh, Roberf .......... Hedgbefh, Mr. John Heer. Marfha ........... Heide, Barbara ..,... Heilman, Kafhy ........ 49, 50, 38, 28, 38, 39, Heim. Lex ......,...........,,.,......,,,. 4I, 42, Heim, Bob .,.... .,,.,,,, 2 I Helm, Joann .,..,.... Helmich, Bill ...... Helmich, Karin .,......, Helmich, Mrs. Virginia ., Henle, Bob ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Henle, Ronald ....... Hernandez, Lawrence Hernandez, Ofilia ...,,,., Hefriclr, Mr. Cecil ,....., 2 I, 47 Hefriclx, Margaref ,..,.....,,...,, I9, 38, Hilberi, Norman .... 6, I6, Hill, Carole ..... Hill, Mr. Ed ...... Hill, Ronald ....... Hodges, R. W. ...,..,, , Hoffman, Beffy Jean A, Holloway, Milfon . Hooper, Joyce .. Hopfowif, Joe ,... I7. 20, 29 I0 24 24. INDEX Houlc, Charles ......., Hovis, Dale ..,... Hovis, Don .......... Howard, Ernesf ...,.. Huibregfse, Joyce ....., Humphrey, Bonnie .. Hurd, Mr. Paul , ,... . lbafuan, Raymond .,... lmel, Gary .,..,........ Insley, Mr. Russell . Jackson, Bob ............ Jaime, Alice . James, Joe .... James, Marie Jones, Nancy .........., Kanine, Keefh, Mr. Connie Keefh, Mrs. Rae Diana ,,.,.,. .,.,,.. 24, 56. I3. 24, Kehl, Charles ,,,,.,,.,,,, Keilclcala, Sam ....., Kempfon, Kay ...... Kem pfon, Sam ........, Kensler, Roleffa ...,..,.... Kefelle, M r. Richard I4, 40 38. 53 Kind riclc, An neifa ........ King, Mr. Oswald . King, Siephen .,..... Klebaum, Julie ,.... Klebaum, Linda Knighf, Jerri .. Koch, Lucrefia .. Krahn, Alford .,... Krienke, George ...... Kuhn, Judie .......... 25, 40 I2, 29, l5, I9 I9 Labberfon, Bill ............ 5, I3, 2I, 25. Lagmay, Aug usfl ne .....,...........,,....,,,.,,, Lagmay, Charles ,.. Lamb, Shirley ,...,.,.. Lanning, Jolene ,..................................,.. LaPlanfe, Bonnie .... 7, I2, I3, I9, 28 LaPoinfe, Eric .......................,.... 20, 38 Lawrence, Dallas ..,,.. Lawrence, Donald ., Laws, Ellen ...........,,. Laws, Joyce Lee, Bill ...... Leib, Paf ,,,,.,.. Lesser, Judy ......,.. Liebrechf, Judy ...,..., Lifzenberg, Joel ..,..,..,.. I9, 24, IO, 20, 37. Loffin, Sieve ...... ..,,,, 2 0, 47, 52, 53 Logan, Jim .,,,....,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Lommers, Cornelius . ,,,..... I6, I7, Lopez, Ernesf ,,,,,.... .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Lundberg, Bob ...,. . .,.. .... , Lundberg, Rae ..,,,., 5, I9 Lunning, Lyle ..... Luffrell, Jane ..... Lynch, Kafhy ,.....,, McClelland, Jim ...,... .,.,,, I 3, 49, 5I McClelland, Tom .....,.. McCoy, Beffy ,.......,. ,..., I 5, McDermo++, Bud ,...,....,.,. ........ McDermo'rf, Mr. Tom ..,..... ,.... McDonald, Marla .,........... ,,....... MCG-riff, Ray .......,............,..,.... I3 McGriff, Sharron ...,.... I3, I4, l5, McKelvey, Harry .....,........,............ Mach, Pafsy .......... Maib, Sieve .....,, Malfos, Diane ....... Manfas, Shirley ...,... Marey, Carol .,..,. Marshal, Karen Marfin, Joyce ..,... Marfin, Lavercla ...... Marfinez, Sheila .,...... I4, 24, Mafsen, Karen ................ I4, I9, Maffhews, M r. Ruben Mauch, Alberf .....,....,......... 35, 46 Mauch, Mona ...... Mauch, Samme .... Menard, Paf ....,... Mendoza, Paul ..,.,.,....,,.,.,...,..,,...... Mesiclc, Miss Hilda ,.,,.,.....,...,,..,.., Mefslier, Chuck ,... I3 20, 48, 49, Meyer, Bob ....................,... II, I6, Middlefon, Mr. David Miller, Charloffe ...... Miller Nona ,.,...,,. Mi'ller, Sfephen ......,. Miramoniez, Sally ..... Mifchell, Diane ...,.... Mifchell, Earl .,...,.,.. Mifchell, Sandra .... Moore, Roberf ....,,.. Moreno, Viclcy ..... Morgan, Jerry ........ Morrell, Elaine .,.,... Morrell, Jim ........ Morrell, John Morrow, Anne ..... Morrow, Kay ........ Moser, Clifford ........ Moss, Lloyd .....,,... Mrachelx, Kay ........,. I3, Mullenhoff, Jerry ....... ..... Murphy, Janef ........ Murphy, Roberf ...... Murphy, Willie .... Niclcoloff, Niclc ........ Nieland, Roger .,.. . Nielsen, Mr. Thomas Nishi, Yasuo .,,.,,... Noble, Lincoln ..,.. Noel, Don .,,,.,,,,,,, Noel, Duane ,,,,,.,,,,,, Nybalclcen, David .,...., Ochoa, Julia ..........,. Odman, Irving ........ I3, Odmen, Merle ...., Olney, Ray ........ Olney. Sue ......... Olsen, Jane ...... Olson, Phillip ........ Orcufff Janice ........ Orosco, Jesse ...... Orosco. Rosario .....,. Orr, Gerald ....., Osborn, Mike ....... Osireim, Glenda ....... Oswalf, Melvin ...,. Owens, Bill ...........,,.,......,....,.,,,, Owens, Judy Tweif Palmer. Yvonne .... I3. Isl 55, 2l, I4, 22. 37, 20. Parker. Richard .......................... 5, Parker. Rifa .................................... Palnode, Lynda .... 6, I4, I5, 25.- Palferson, Herman ........,............... Perkins, Courlney ......... Perry. Ivan ................ Phillips. John ..... Phillips, Lynda ...... Phillips, Peggy ..... Pierce. Darlene ........ Pierce. Dennis ....... Pinyerd, Belle ..... Pisler, Larry .,.... Poisel. Eldon .,.... Poisel. Ivan .......... Priichard. Leah ........ Punch. Clarence ....... Purchase, Giulia ....... Puiman, David ....... 40 I9, 39 I3. 24, 37, 42. 4I, Quinn, Tom .................................... Rabanal, Leonard ...... I3. 28. 49, Rafal. Aresenio ......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ramos. Linda ......... Randall, Gary ....... .......,. Randall, Pafsi ....... Randall, Virginia ...... 37, 38. I5, 25. 5I, 39 Rasberry. Don ....................................... Rasco, Miss Lassie .....,.. I5, I9. 35 ,6I Rees, Theodore ,.....,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20 Radanbaugh, Travis ......... ........ Richardson, Truman ......., .... Richmond, Loreffa ...... Richmond, Marlene ........ Ricker. Joe .............., Rilchie, Bill ........ Roberh, Dick ......... Roberis, Jerry ....... Roberfs, Ronnie ....... Robarls. Ross ....... Robinson. Clyde ..... Rod riguez. Connie ....... Rogers. Cleo ..,,..... Rosenow, Ron 5. 20, 30 49, 36, Ruiz, Joe ............... Rufhardf. Erick ........ Rulhardl, Joe ...... ...,..... Ryslrom, David .....,.......,....,,.. S+. George, David .... IO, Sakamoio, Karry ....... 20, Sakamolo, Kengo ................... Salazar. Jess .........,............ 20 Sandoval, Jennie ..... ...... Saul, Dennis ,..,..... , ,. Schaefer, Richard . ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Sch ale r, Barbara .,,..,,,........... Schoonover, Darrell .... I6, I7, Schroeder, Bob ...................... Schroeder, Karen ...... I3, I4, Sch roeder, Mr. Roberl ........ Schuchman, Verne ........... Scoif, Anna ............................... Seward, Lynda .... I9, 25. Shalluck, Mrs. Mary Louis 39 Shirls, Miss Evelyn ............. Skone, Sieve .................... 20, Silvers, Belly ......... ............. Sinner, Nancy ....... Sires, Diane .........,. Smilh, Mr. Bob ......... Smilh, Ray ...,...... Smiih, Virlella ...... . Snodgrass, Janice ......,. Sohappy, Viola ......... Soley, Mr. Chester ....... Sorenson, Pal ........ Sprigg, Charles ......... Siacy, Charles .,..... Sladel. Egon ...... Sladel, Erika ..... Sfanley, Gary .........,.. Siaudinger, Jerry .......... Slephens, Mrs. Belly ........ Slewarl. Norman ......... Slone. Karen ..... Slrong, Keilh ...... Sfrf-wg, Ray .......,.... Sirolher, Mr. Don ...., Slroiher, Helen ...... Slump. Mr. Al ....... Sfump, Lynda ................ Sullivan, Mr. George ....... 20, Syrdal, Mrs. Hildamay ..........,..... Syrdal, Mr. Phillip ........ Syrdal, Phillip ........... Tabelus, Kalhy ...... Tabares, Juaniia .,..... Tabayoyon. Carmen ...., Tale, Mike .................. Taylor, Darlene ...... Theroux, Duane ...,.......................... Thomas. Marcia ............,... I3, I5 Thomas, Merrill .... I3, I9, 20, 28 Thompson, Mr. Don ...........,.......... Thompson, Donefie ....... ...... Thompson, Mr. Oral ...................... Thompson, Sally ............. ..... I 5 Thyer, Lee .......... Tilley, Berlie ....... Timmons. Paify ....... Tongale, Rose ....... Traub. Ann ......... Tupling, Frank .....,. Uchida, Yoshio .......... Underwood. Helen ....... Valde, Rudolph .......... Vance, David ..................... Van Dyke. Roberl ................. Van Horn, Mrs. William ......... Vargas. Ysabel ...................... Vaiheuer, I-lans ......... Veniura. David ...... ....... 2 I, Violeffe, Lenard ...... ...... Waggoner, Wanda ..... ............. Walker, Dennis .......... ....... 3 4 Walker, Sandra ......... ...... Wallis. Myrlle ............... Warcup, Mr. Oland ........ ......... Warnsladl. Joan ........... ....... I 4 Wassemiller, Larry ....................... Weaver, Mr. Bill ............................ Weeks, Bob .... lb, I7, 21, 29, 52 Weeks, Rose ....,..................... Werlenberger, Jim ..... Werlenberger, La nah - ................... Weyrauch, Miss June ............. Whilener. Elaine ........ I3, I4 Whitley, Mr. Ed ......... Whiifinglon, Daniel ......... Wilbur, Claudine ......... Wilks, Charles ........ 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