Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1953 volume:

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Londalll is now advisor to the student body senate. This small tribute is our way of saying, Thank you for a job well done. x e9 i l sur. 2 he 'fu 00 mye- fi xx 6 X ,,...LL.. I Y I 1 6- f H r2I'f'f' T A ff' 4 ,xl .S- ' X-' K f 9 f 4 K Q u . -Y f 'if' 4 ' ' J. Q. I ?fi fllmlfn I iw X X 'J W- IE ' I l X X i X Pnirfcirm- ,, . A K I V24 i 'x N! L iii-11-.L- clminiaf fra lion L 1' sara! of Contra! ll llll 4' 2 Ik 1 2 ,., gg lf' - l 'iii- fl! - a ,hr Z J. , '-1 T 'NX Lvft tn right: Larry ,lonf--. NX v- Hamlvn. Vluffy Sharpe-rvl. Xrt 5war1-nr1.lul1r1 I'wrlf-r.f1arulf- Kaiyala. and Janice Herm en . 1,-. f' I L 4 6 X' Rl. X7 , 54 Q ffl L44 Og-Q . X ff' ,QQ Hgfcggcmjfwafz 1 ,l ', hfe 7F66 l ffQ'0'6!7fq gwfy '.an'l:. Y! X cz' Allawi- Iluf' :num -tml:-nt gnu-r'l1in1glw1ly ul' lln- -vllmvl. Xtlvmling w1'll4ll0 llIlx01lIIQ-HFC rv '- rn vuvll lumllvrwmuln mul ilu- I,-mul ul wmlrul lll1'lIllH'!'N. -vntaliw frm . 2 - llu lllilfllfllfHlllf'Hl4'1lll-I-l4'4l wl Xrl 5NJlIlNIlll. 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V' ' 1 5 wh, f 'f 1 , ,, AII.I'l NUIKIN c w TEM E EDWARD BLOOM Superintendent of Schools Executive I , --.M .r,.,v' M ,,,,....--- ! if 'M mm -rv., ,, ,. 1 14 Rx - A A ,N L I an .T I 'W LOIS GWIN English III, IV ,x.:h,, , , 1 1 g 1 ,f Sf 4 ' 5 ,ffffl . 14.1 , g , f . 23 P' 'lk -I X A ,S S. iiifkf. 4 AX I -N wit. X ,,.wf-5 ' I I' X fm. 'Y L . I .. , QF: I 4 vim' , A-V U - wr N, nv M an aif b., 'uf WJQVIA 1 ' QLHARLES CROASDILI, ringlagh nl W' 1 1 , 4 wx ,W 'K 5 wgpswwf ,AM f W' fo X f WE 1,6 vu 5 VINCENT HILL English II vibe 1 2 j I 3 ,S f I ., - A , f 'V 39' f'.-iW'ffa ,f-5 .,,, fh a-I ' , I ff' I QU .-r' 1 19m 5321, .'1f' Q' ff, ,, IW. ,,,.. , .,,.. .. f' H -as '- Q Z KATHERINE KEENE English III, IV A A if i 1 q mtg if .Nl -I .ag 'G Wu 3 , , f b, 3 wf 9 I f , lt. an x f. , v f ,W 5 , .LM WW l,.,5,,,m2b,2, ,IULIAN FENENGA American History WWW! if Q f 4 . L 2JJL,L1V v f, ,5 Bw xii- 'I Q -ii if ,- ii 3 f Z f , i , 4 , x , , . y , f 52 WILLIAM MAPES American History World History ,4 V2 if 1 Hi A i XYZ ' , 44 .i , fi, I .. sr' E- 22:4 1... 213 '5 2 'p 411 f 'idk f Q, 'fi a, ' A., ,, A 3? 47 , LJ ROBERT MAYNE American History English II yew- -'49 Lan ua e f If W I6 1 4 1' -Ji 1 WF' sua-v., -uf ' ,W Q5 X, JLOI' an, 4? A? , '20, :ig ,gas Af, ?. Y fy DURUTIIY FICTV Latin DAN llil. QYDON NELL Spanish L L my ,WA , 1 f X 4 N ,Uk 5-T74 ' 4 kin 1 f :AE i , fi xg , v if M. ' M WESLEY BARTINE Bookkeepiu 5 51159: , ', ,ry 3-.15 ' f. : . '51 - W4 , f' L , , Q A 1 if ' 'W . 127 A f X f4 Q X4 4 f W Q ,, 4 ff , M vi 1 W Q 5 9, ' x fa-' as ny, wi W f 'dw ii f f V fx ff 40' 2 X i A , If V 5 8 f ia GLADYS SH IN iii Typing Shorthand , .,.,..i..,,.......,. , WXW. 1 K , U 4.151 4 M33 . .iv av , ' T ', . 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'ifw fi ff f ,QE I 0 1 PI II li IUNUNIII Hoya 7 l'ilT4'r'liv1- lnvinf' Q H ' X ff ff 07 in 'VlIl,lJlCI'1IJ SA'I'IIl'lIC flirl 20 Si l'iffv'4'Iiv4- Living ysical Education Effective Livin Music and rt I g v EUGENE STENSACER Choir 1 ' ' 'M K Q if A Y c C DONALD MCCAW' Hand 1 Z A,,,Z ? LEON BJARNASON Orchestra i ' B Els . . 'I W in 'L! M 4Q-... I ' Xxx? 4, 1: ,A ,hyvy Q , 'L WWW , N ., ,I I 5? I , 6 f MAYME HOLLAN Art 21 PM 25252 -31:24- ::.z, V II? EI LENE MORRISON Librarian EVELYN PEARSON ibrar -.iam E. -..M-laik A Ssistan t Li hrarian - Es x! .3 lf 59, W V .41 kggqg, ,il ai wn..41n.u..gnzw. , ,Ann -uvnnm..mnmm1u , , . 1m.wuwwuwm V mmf-Www EQ gf 500,000,000 X ..L '7L Q-2 fi , xofffif 'OOO , 7? lg f ,yi fx 4 f J li'-T.. , 1 f if W 4 I 0, C IAQ, Claaaea 2 at . 3- 2 ,f V75 N.. 'Q 4 , at V 2 N , v I xo l V I y if 1 g ,?uu-an T1 l X, ffex l i--av f A II . S Q --X in s. I , H. V f 4 j , , eI'lLOI' 1 O-'50 Xooiaf lhis chapter 111 the l1l5IOI'y of W eatherwax high rates f5xNQ,Q1x' X5 an for achievement. . l Our sophomore hop Swi11gIi111e Sweetheart. waa real fun. Blue Velvet jointly presented with the class -4 of '32 was another hit: not gaudy. but so neatl Our 5, 1' V last fling and crowning lfllllllpll Mardi Gras will long 5 he l't'IIlt'llllDEI'Ptl. X 1 'llhe senior Class play. 'l'l1e Great Big Uoorslepf' Miss F-ookbau K A played to a full house. ., 1 Q - V V Hur foolhall season was made a slneeess when we ds-ff-ale-rl lliilllllizllll. for the fourth time i11 Sllt'l't'SSl0ll. H 'llll2illlxHILflYlllg day. ll' Hur 1-l1ro11i4-le of Slll'1't'SH had a lhrillilig climax in a ' l1ar.k4-llsall svzison that won for us tht- St'1'Ullll bluve i11 thc l Stun- l1lIII'll2llll1'lll, inissing the 1'll2lllIlllUllHlllp hy just ' -...A Doal: Laureate 1, ,,l,i,l,,.,., ' 15-13 10 xv 667 We Ivan-, trailing rlomlf. ol' glors gonna hut llt'Nl'l' -L. f Q55 l4lI U1lll1'Il Q if XXRM X-U-di, X ' I X SQN Miss Baton , P if Q X iii E V l35'iN x f 1 r' 1 X , it f , In -, , -2 Q xl NX? 1 arm-, U 1 4-0 l ' All state 5 C, S 'Q X 1 Senior QV wuqqnf an '-1 ., ,ws 9 LUCRETIA L. ANDERSON Colden Fins 2, 3, Pres. 4: Sp. Club 2, 3, 4: C. O. G. Social, Welfare 2, Art Com. 4: llon. Soc. 4: Lib. Assn. 4. RICHARD WALTER ASKEVC' Band 2, 3, 4: Swim Team 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y-I 4: Hon. Soc. 2: Projection 2, 3, 4. LORETTA LOU ISE BACH E Latin Club 3, 4: Big, Little Sis. Com: Welfare Com. CUNNIE LOUISE BAKER Latin Club 2: Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4: C. O. C. W'elfare, Social. Program, Art Com.: Lib. Assn. 2. 3, 4-1 Girls' Int. 4. RAY MUN D LER1 JY BURHESS Boys' lsr-4l. 2, 3, ll. BONITA JEAN BAUMGARDNER Latin Club 2, 3: Serv. Off. 3: llon. Soc. 3: Ocean Breeze 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4. JEANNE PIIYLLIS BEARSON Debate 3: Hi-,Iinx 2, 3: Senate 4: llon. Soc. I-: Quinault Staff 4. KEITH BELCHER A Football 2, 3, Co-Ca t. 4: A Club 2, 3, 4: Sp. Club 2, 3: Boys' Fefll 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN BERRY Ocean Breeze 4: Quinault Staff 4: Hon. Soc. 4: Tri-Y I 4: C. O. C. Wvelfare, Social Com. 3, 4. ,IUNE MARIE BILBRO Trans. from Rainelle, Vlfest Virginia 4. DICK BISBEE Boys Fed. 2, 3, 4: Retail Selling 4. JEAN .IOAN BLEVINS C. O. G. Social Com. 3: Rvlklil Selling 4- KAY ELIZABETII BLOOM Tri-Ili-Y I 3, 4: Hon. Soc. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4: Leatlerettes 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. Sopli. Class: Sub Deli 3. -1. Pres. 3. BARBARA J. BOSKOVICII Ilon. Soc. 2: Latin Club 2. 3, 4: ,Ir. Rep. 3: Pep Cluln 2. 3, 4: Senate 2, 3: C. O. C. Welfare Com. 2, 3. -1. WAYNE BRADO Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Hi Y III 4: Orchestra 2: Boys' Ferl. 2, 3, 4. Senior I JOHN W. BRI N IRS Int. Baslmtlvall 2. 3. I: Basvball 2, 31 Senate 3 bp. I.IuI112.3. DHRHTHY LIDl'IS-K BROXYN 110111.11 Fan. 2. 3. 1. Tri-Hi 1 3, 1: Lalin 111111121 l.,Il.I,.l.o1n.3, LII-111 -I. VESNA TICAK Tralwfef from BUPHOF- Airvf. -Xmf-rican School. IQLURI4 ,XLLHNI5 BRL'NS'I'AD Sp. IlI11l1I2.3. I: I.a1i111ZI11l13. I: Tri-Ili-Y I. I VA BOETC H ER L. U. Ly. 2. 3. 4. BETTY LULW1-XHNAIIAN Sp. Illub 2. 3. I: Il. U. Il.: Lili.: Big. Little- His. fiom. 12. 3. IIIVIIARIJ Ii.l1AHH4lI.I. Travlx 2. 3. I. B-514. 3: Box Q F4-II. 2. 3. I: B-Sql Football 2: Ili-Y-Il I. I YIVIXNI.Hl'11ARRUI.I. I,Hz.1fIf-re-llvs 2. 3, Ig IH-p11I11I12.?1. I: llon. Soc. 41.0. IQ. Sr-f-ra-tary I: Hula IJ1-I1. 3. I'r1-5. I. won viii. gi PE 1 ...,,.....-....-m- - 1 ww A nox 11.11 11. 1g11H1s'1'o1-111:11 ' U 1 1.11,. Sr-i. fs. 1. 111.14 lf.-.1. 2. 51. Ig 1.11. 1f.,.,11,.111 2. .3 Inl. 11.11.-11,..112.f1. 11.-1.111 S1-llmg. I'r4-5. 1. A IJIXIICNIXIiII,YN'1LUUNII'lS 'I'ri-Ili-Y II I- I'1'1IlIll 'I ' ' ' ' . I . I1-..5. I: I.I1o1r I. .I. I: I11i111'IolI I NI II ,z . L: il rigul fi. I. , ,, , . , I N I ICII.Ix I.. LHNNICII Swim. 'I'1':1n1 ll, fi. I1 Iia1111I2.fI, I1 Hoy J I-Q-,L 2.1, V. I'. 'IL I onII111II'I'4'J1lr1 I: Ilivl III I. Iilllllfilili Il, IIUIIICY , . I. fX.5ysl1'rn.l,fI, lgfl-1114-1 ion .I I' Ifuyai Ifml 2. II, I: li-3 II:-In-L I. 1lfIICUI.'VIAlHLlI+LICI'I'I'l1LIU1HIx K ,I . ,. , . 1 I,4'a11I4-rvlle-N Q, .,. I. 5:-4-,-Ira-11-.. I1I,1rI'- 5IJlIl' I: 1 I 1 1 1 p -, I ..-.. . - J-, - P. II. 5I:1II .I. I'.4I1Io1' I' Ilon. Nw. Q., .I. I: I'u-I1 IIIIIP I If I I l.I'.INI'.VII'.VIz IIIIuIIl'.5X1.lIxIIHY ,1. . . , Irl-III-Y II .L V. I. I1 I.1':11I4-rv-II4-5 Q, fI. I1 I'1'p Illulp 2, fI, 5111: Ig Fiulr Ilvln Sm: fI1 Hl'IrUl'Il'I' I1 Fivllior Iiluss fin-1'.-'I'l'4':1w. I, l'lIJI'I'lIIVIAY11IIHV1 rllfilllh. from IX iwlikuli Iligglu I1 Ii. II. 12.2.1 I- .., sa, 5... -Q5 Q 6 Yfhw- . . N I N ...I L .X x 55. nix 1 if xv' ig.. x , N 'arm enior I 6? 'UMW-Y 355 'Gt 90 .-V 2 1 .,., ., . at 'Un Q' s JUYCIQ AILICICN DANIICLS Iri-ll:-Y I 3, V. P. fl, Halle Club 3, Al, l. rl. 5. 2, 3, Cap. fl, Quiuaull Staff fl: Ilon. Sue. 'I-. LOUISE DARKUVI T. T. S. 3, LI-, l.ur-ka-r Com. Chairman fl-1 XY elfaru- Comm. 3, 4, Ilnn. Sue. 2. JAMES G. DAVIS Hon. SOC. 2, 3, Pres. Iv, Sp. Clulv 3, ll: Ili-Y III 2 Treas. 3, Chaplain I, Latin Club 3. Parliamenz tarian 4, Lila. Se. 2, 3, I. SIIARON FAYIC DAVIS U. A. A. 2, Sp. Clulr 22, Ilon. Soc. 2, C. U. U. 2, 3,1 L4 PRA BLANCII IC D1-IIART ,,. ., ,, . . . - ' Irl-Ill-Y III l, 3, I., IN-li Clulr 2, 3. lg K.. U. C. 7 Art Comm. L. 3, I-. I'IIlL D1-.IUNU 14.0. H. 2, 3, Capt. I: I'. A. 3, I: Locker il-. GERALD III. DICLI. Buys' Feel. 2, 3, Il: Stags-erew 3, 1-1 B-5 Rf-ln-ls, DUROTIIY ANNIC DIIVILER Quinault Staff 3, Co-Iielitor 4: Hon. Soc. 2, 3. Sec.-Treats. lt, l'u-lv Clulm 3. -I-1 Ocean Breeze 4, Tri-Ili-Y Il 3. I. RONALD E. DIXHN Yell Duke 31 Quinault Staff I-, A-Baseball 3, 1-1 Hi-Y II: lnt. Basketball 2, 3, fl-. .IDAN DUREICN DUKTICR G. A. A. 2, 3, Welfare Com. 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. V. CIHARLICNIC Dt PM IN Ili-,Imx 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Choir 2, C. 0. IL. Program: C. H. tl. Rig. Little Sister Com. 3. PAULINE KATIIRYN DUFFY Pep Cluln 2, 3, 4, Sp. Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y III 3 Chaplain I. SCC., C. U. G. Welfare Com., Art Com SALLY JEAN DUNCAN Leamlerettes 2. 3. 'IL Golden Fins 2, 3, 4, Pep Cluli 3, 1: Choir I: Sp. Cluli 22, 3, 4. KENNETH E. DRAKE Concession 2, 3, -I, Retail Selling 1, Boysi Fed. 9 3 ..., ,'. GORDON DAVID ICCKLUND Band 2, Boys' Ferl., Int. Basketball 2, 3. -I Senior 953 IDA GEIYELLE ISLNIS Golden Fins 2. 3. Sec. 41Tri-Hi-Y I 3, -Ig Sub-Deb 3. Treas. 4: Quinault Art Editor 71. DORIS JEAN ENGLE Choir 2, 3. VI: M arlrigal Group 3, -1-: Tri-Ili-Y III 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 2, 3, -1: C. O. G. Program 2. 3. 4- IVARS ENINIERNIAIYIS Rifle Club. DIANE E. ESTERBRUUIX ll0m.1 Lounge Com. A .. E Girls' Chorus 2: Sp. lylluli 3: C. U. G. Wwelfare JUANNIC CHNCIIITA EY XNGI'fLIS'I'1. bp. Lluh 2, 3: Tri-Ili-Y II 2, 3: Svuatv I: 11. U. ll. Friendly Cum. 3: Xrl Com. 4. UIADRIN NISE EYICRTS Ilomv Room Svrv. Uff. 2. 3: U. U. 12. Social ilmn. IZ. 31.-Xi-illfim. 1. ICDWAR D S. FIELDS Int. Iwmtliall 2: Ili-Y I. 'I'I-lD NURXI KN l I,I:lNlINtL Iwmlliall 22. 3, I1 Buslwllrall I: 'Ilruvk 2. 3. I: X Vluln '7 3 4 kIlS1.m llml I 'A ..,-...' . . . R4 PBIQRT L. F4 DR BIS X Hawkf-llrull 2, 3, I: 4-lilulr If. 3, I: Ili-Y ll I Svnalf-. NUR N1 AN ,IHIIN IVHSISIIIUL Haml 2, 3, lg il Ifsmllrall 3, lg Hrvlu-wlru 2, 3, ' Irll. Ilumrlnull 21.3, Ig Ili-Y ll 3, li. I. HAHHAICA ,IICAN IVHX Hnlelvn Vim- ll, 3, 1, Iivporlr-rl 'l'ri-Ili-Y II lf, 3g IH-p Illulr1l,3, lg Quinuull 3, I-g Ili-.linx 2. ,JUAN K fl'I'lIl,I'lI'lIN I'ICfUN1 IIS I'c-li Illulr 3, lg Ilnm. Hur-, 11, 3. lg 'l'ri-Ili-Y III Ig l,ulin lilulpIl,3gI1.U. Il. Iiig, liiIll1'5iril4'rl1ulll. ISA IC HA IC fl A N N IVR Y l'1-In fllulr 2, 3, V. l'. li: 'llri-Ili-Y III I:11,H,1L. Ifigg, l,illls- Sian-r fiillll. Ig Huriul IIUIII. Ig llnnl. Sm: 2, 3, Ig liulin Illuln. MARY IMIIISIG l lII,Sl'l'I'll 'I'ri Y I 3, l'r4-H. 'I-1 Cold-n ICIIIH Il, 3, 'IQ IH-lp IQIHI, 2, 3, il-Q Serials- 3g Srila ll1'ln3,'l', V. l'. 3. HHH I+'lIliS'I'I'lN W I'lIl'I'II H Fnnllrilll Il, 31 A Ivlllllllilll 'lg Ili-Y III 'I-1 NNN lllulr fl-1 lnl. Iiuskvllrull 11, 3, li. Q-w. HE? 1 5 5 3 w X YQ X X , s , x x X if M Q I M -Rx X XX N X xx X X .1 .1 A 9 X N X 'x -J ff' .sf ' s ki r. enior 9 JESSIE KATHLEEN GAULKE C. O. G. V. P. 4, Tri-Hi-Y I 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 42 Sub Deb 3. V. P. 4: Ouinault Staff 4. CAROL MARY GERHARDT Pep Club 3, 4: C. O. G. Yvelfare Com. 3, 4: Art Com. 4. BETTY JANE GILPIN Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 4, Sp. Club 2, 3, 4, C. O. G. Program 2, 3, 4, Social Com. 4. JUNE GRAGG Granite Falls, North Carolina. GLORIA M. GORDON C. O. G. Welfare Com. 4, Lounge Com. 3, 4. ARCHIE M. HALL B Football 3, A Football 4: lnt. Basketball 2. 3, 4, Capt. 3, lnl. Fastball 2, 3, 14, Ocean Breeze 3. MARY ANN HALL G- A- A- 2. 3, C. O. G. Social Com. 2: Girls lnt. ROBERT HARRINGTON Retail Selling 4, Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4. BOB EUGENE HAASETH Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Retail Selling 4, Int. Baseball 2, 3, Int. Football 2, 3. GEORGE W. HART Stagecrew 3, 4: Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, lnt. Baseball 2, 3, lnt. Basketball 12, 3. DARLENE L. HELBERG G. A. A..2, Service Omcer 2, 3: C. O. G. TOM HENNIE A Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Senate. DARLENE J. HENRY Tri-Hi-Y I 3, 4, Pep Club 3, C. O. G. Wvelfare Com., Art Com., Social Com. 2, 3, 4. ,IANICE NIARIE HERMSEN C. O. G. Pres. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y IIA3, Sec. 4, Sub Deb, Chaplain 3, 4, C. O. G. Social Com. 2, 3. ERLEEN JOYCE HETHERINGTON Tri-Hi-Y lll 3, C. O. G. 2. 3, 4, T. T. S. 4: Choir 4. eniors 5 NANCY JANE HILLCAR Leaderettes 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sub Deb 3, V. P. 4, Tri-Hi-Y I 3, Chaplain 4, Song Queen 4. ROGER YV. HOILAND Swim Team 2, 3, 4, A Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y II Treas. 3, 4, Int. Football 2, 4, Int. Basketball 2, 4. GORDON ALFRED HOLT Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y III 2, 3, V. P. 4, Projection 2, 3, 4, Hon. Soc. 2, Rifle Club 2, 3. BARBARA IRENE HOLYCROSS C. O. G. Art Com. 4. JOHN WALTER HOMCHICK Concession, Int. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Int. Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Boys' Fed. JOAN ELIZABETH HOONAN Son Queen 3 4 Tri Hi Y I 3 Treas 4- Leader- g A , 2 - - , - . ettes 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4: Sub Deb 3, 4. WAYNE E. HOUGH Band 2, Officer 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Hon, S00 2, 4? Projection 2, 3, 4, Sp. Club 2, 3. DORAN K. HOUGHAM Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Track 2, 3, 4 B-5 Rebels. MARIEL EVELYN HULBERT Pep Club 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y II 4, Quinault Staff 4 Choir 4, Sp. Club 2, 3, 4. SYBIL DIANE HULET Pep Club 2, 3, 4, C. O. G. Pro ram 2, 3 4, Ma g 5 Day Dance 2, 3, Chorus 2. y JEAN LUlflSl'l llUL'l'MAN Latin Club 2, flUllCl?HHl0Il 3. AllNUl,lJ U. .IACUHS H l 4mllnull fl, lnl. Bax-ilu-llrall 2, 3, ll, llvvun llrvvzc Staff 4, lnl. lfzxsllnull 2, 3, 4, 'l'ruf'k. BICNNY .IAKIUHH A lffrnllmll 2,3,f1-1 A l'lur-slu-llmll fl, 4, A fllulr 2, fl, S1-fn-'l'r4-as. 4, A llusf-lrull 2, 3, 4, llihY ll 12. fl, lr. MARI.I+1Nl+l.lOY .IAKU . . , I . fx- - - I..U. l.. l rngrum 1.um..S, 4, lrn-ll:-Y II.l,ll1-p.'l1g Pep Club 2, 3, 4, ln-uulcraellc-e-4 2,1 4, Sulv Ile-lv 3, Chaplain 4. SHARON BEVICHLY JA Nl ICS C. U. G. Welfare Com. 3, 4, Art Corn. 2, 3, 4. 1 Seniors 75 LUIS ALLEN JICNKINSUN Orchestra 22, 3, Pres. 111g Rifle Club 12, 3, SBC. 33 Tri-lli-Y Ill 3, Rep. 4, G. A. A. 2, Rep. 3. CONRAD H. .IUBST Boys' Fed. 2, 3, fl: H-5 Rvliels. SHARON LEE JOH NSUN Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4-1 G. A. A. Il, 3, Sec. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, V. P. -lg Sp. Club lg C. H. G. Art, Program Com. T' SQQ IIANS C. JONASSEN Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Pres. 4g A Clulr 2, 3, 4, Hi-Jinx 2, 3: Hon. Sec. 2, 3, 4. .IARRY R. JONES Baseball 2, 3, Ll-1 A. Club 2, 3,f1g B Basketball 2, 31 Buys' Fed. Pres. fl-1 Junior Class Pres. 3. SANDRA V. JUNICS l..U.t1.K.om..2,.51 lri-lli-Y Il -MP1-pt.liilu3, I-1 Quinault l-. CARULE ANN KAIYALA Pep Clulb 3, fl, Sull D1-ln3, Prvs. -1, SlllllPl1l Bmly Svc. -1, Quinault Bus. Man. lg Ucvan Rrvvm' l. LQQ RUDNEY W. KQXNGAS -3 Y R ilu. Soph. Hop Dec. Cum. 21 Retail Selling ll Buys' Fr-il. 2, 3, 1. ANNETTE J. KAUZLAR It Ill Transfer from Ffnumclaw 3g C. U. ll. Wvelfare Com. 3: T. T. S. lf. BERTRAMS VULDHMAHS KEIRH Ili-Y ll 21 lnt. Softball 3, 'lg Choir 3. 4: Hillc- Cluh 3. -1: Mailrigal 3, 4. PATRlCK J. KE,-XRNS lnt. Softball 2: Svnatf' 31 Buys' Feel. Program Lum. 1. ROGER Wll.l,.l'XM KHl.LlCR ' Rebels. ICLDUN YV. KENNY Buys' Ferl. 22. 3. l. b ICLEANUR SUZXNNH KINDLE 7 Urclwitra 2. 3, ll Quinaull Staff 1: Big. Little- ? Sis. Cum. I: WvlF,m- Cinn. 4. DEAN 0. KNLYTSUN BOYS, Fed- 2. 3. l-1 Rf-tail Selling 1. H3 ,:g1:3,g5,'.5', z - Hoy! F4-d. 12. 3, lg Clmir lx Trallic Crew 1: B-5 eniors 95 J4 lxl ,lj l , lc xvhu I f .1 ,,-' f Latin um. 2. lm. s..ft1,a11 2. 3. 1. Hi-Y III 4. v.AA ,,., ,.k, , VVPVW lnt. Baskvllmll 2. 3. -1. J 'f', R BARBARA NNN kL'DLAc:EK Q.. sp. 131111. 2. zz. 11 Q. .x. A. 2. 4. Rm.. 2, 3, 4. A Bible um, 3. A-lx 'rfi.ui.Y Ill 3. 1. 1 AW. I -lm A DANIEL DALIQ L.,xx1B A Buys' Fed. 2. 3. L. fl : 1 l JOHN MCDONALD LANDBERG Program Com. 2, 3, 4: A Football 4: Hi-Y I 3. 4: Quinault 4: Sp. Club 2, 3. SANDRA JEAN LELAND G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: C. O. G. 2, 3. 4. WALTER Ll. LIQNAHAN Senate 3: Yell Duke: Journalism 31 Quinault 4: Hi-Y ll 4. BONNIE B. LEWIS Y Choir 2, 3, 4: Nladrigal 3. 4: Radio 2. 3: NY clfurv Com. lg Qninaull 4. ESTELLA M AE LIGHTF1 POT T. T. 4: C. fl. C. 2. 3. 41Welfareilumglli-Jinx 3: Uffice 3. CURTIS D. LINDLAND K. U. H21 Boys' Fell. 2, 3, 1. Hll,l. II. l,ll KKH lnt. Hz1sIN1-llrullflyy 1.3'llru1'l-x fl, lg Huy:-' F1-11.12. 3, l. SIIIHLICY ANNI'1l,l'KIN fp. A. A. 1, za. 11. u, rg. 2. 21. t,ll-Nl4I,I'1l'QN 'NNN NlfXl!'I'IfN IPIXNl'. XIXSHN l.. ll, fl. lIIl'll'. I: lllll-III-X II fl. l l'1- pl lull' l fl. l. llrsfnll lll1'n'f,1- lL -Ir.S1, Il,plI Il'-4-uygyllngl 411111: ..n. .IU .IIMXN NIXN NXICID llvm. Nw. Q. fl. li I,1'1lll4'l'1'lll'-X.!,:l, l' l'4'I.1.Iul. ll' l' lllrl Ili J II 4' lI.I 'l l' 'i ll flu Il V' l ... -1. . - - .v. 1. -, ..4r 1' l vn- J. 41XlUPl..Il NI: NI4-1ll,I'll.I.X'N llgri-vlll-J III fl. I:1l.H,tL, XX.-II',,,-4-1Q,,,,Lj-Vg. I. lfllfl-lllllli l'lalj fl: lmnnugg- 1.0111 .lg llylmx ,l 4,-v A Senior 9 VW' fi ev- 0,1 Ure-. -1'-ti IL JAMES LEE IVICLAUGHLIN Checkroorn 3, B Football 3, Ili-Y Il 3, Pres. 4, Hi -Y Induction Chair. JOHN T. MISSEL Int. Basketball 2, 4, Championship 3, lnt. Base- ball 2, Championship 3, Int. Football 2, 3, 4. JAMES E. MITBY Baseball 3, 4: A Club 4, Int. Basketball 2, 3, 41 Senate 4, O. B. Fastball 2. Nl ARLENE ANN MOJAS Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 42 Latin Club 3, 41 Lounge Com. 3. Chariman 41 Urfean Breeze 4g Circulation Man.: Quinaull 4. BETTY ANN IVIOODY Tri-Ili-Y Ill 3, 4: T. T. S. 41 Big, Little Sis. Com. 2, 3, 43 Retail Selling 4, G. A. A. 2, 3. ANN L. NIEIVIELA Tri-Hi-Y III 3, Treas. 4, llon. Soc. 2, lil. A. A. 2, 31 Reporter 4, C. O. G. 3, 4: Ari- CMU- 5 flf1U' 'I'- LEONARD E. NIXON Band 2, 3, Swim Team 3, Capt. 4: Hi-Y-l 3, 4? Senate 41 Int. Baseball 3, 4. VIRGINIA J. NOVAK Quinault 3, Co-Editor 4: Pep Club 3, Pres. 4: Senate 4, Hon. Soc. 2, 41 Latin Club 2, 3. IVIAUREEN LEE O'BRIEN Tri-Hi-Y III Reporter 3, Pres. -1-g C. O. G. Vfelfare Com. 4g Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Sp. Club 4. ELIZABETH ANN OLSON CBETHD Sub Deb 3, Sec. 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Dance Com. Chairman, Quinault 4: Jr.-Sr. Ball Decoration Com. 3. WESLEY E. PATTON CWESD Basketball B 2, A 3, 4, llon. Soc. 2, 3: A Club 3, 4, German Club 3, Soph. Assembly Chairman 2. CHARLES R. PATTERSON Golf Squad 2, 3, Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Trafhc Crew 4. KEN H. PERRY B Football 2, 3: Senate 2, lnt. Basketball 2. 3, 4: lnt. Baseball 2. 3, 'lg Bovs' Fed. MARVIN KENNETH PETERSON Int. Basketball 3, 4, Boys Fed. Program Com. il: Printing Club 3, Boys' Fed. 2. 3. I: Ili-Y Il el. MARY L. PETRINI G. A. A. Z: C. O. G. 2, 3, 4: Big, Little Sis. Com. 3. DONALD WAYNE PIERCE ' 9 CHIOI' Baseball 2, 3, 4. A Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Printing Club 3g Boys' Fed. 2. 3, .4 JOHN BENSON PORTER A Club 2, 3. -lg Baseball 2. 3. -I: Hi-Y l, 3. -1: S. B. Treas. 4: Senate -I. Board of Control 4. JOHN PROCTER Boys' Fed. 2. 3. -1-. BERTIIA M. QU DR I' G. A. A. 2, 3. C, O. C. 2. 3. -1. BARBARA JEAN RADIXX Tri-Hi-Y Ill 4: T. T. S. 3. Pl: Big, Com. 4: Retail Selling I. MICKEY A. RAJCIKIII Track 2, 3. 4: A Club 3. I1 B Fu - 2. 31 Latin Club 2. 3. Tre-aa. 2. DONALD L. RANTALA Swim Team 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y ll 3, 4: Hon. Soc. 23 A Club 2, 3, 4. ANNABELL L. RAKTIE Retail Selling, Reporter -I: T. T. S. 3, 4: Christmas Play 3: C. 0. G. Welfare Com. 2. 3: l PETER M. RATTIE CPETED B Football 2. 3: Track 3, -lg lnt. Basketball 2 3, 4: O. B. Fastball 2, 3,11 Baseball 2. .IUIIN IiI'INIYI'l'l 'I Ur-f-an Bra-f-ze Hror s 'I . g '. - III-Y II fI.1g Yu-II King 32 S4-nulv 3. RUHIiII'I' I,UI'IS ICICI NICII - I ., .... . I.al1n l.Iub .., 3. .I. l.. I.. Blah' Ire-na. I-L Ilan' -1. 1 'rn . . .- - ,ikiZ....i,,I,.l'l'1' NANCY I.. IIICIIAIIIJSUN If sl? 'E L. Linh- Sis. li-Jinx 3. mama' ! i Jb- ,ff ..s' 'AQ Tri-Ili-Y I, 3. 'Ig IH-If Club 3, 'I-1 Hub Ibb I I Servlets-UIIi1'c'r3g Quinuull Sllll-I-:1h.,All Nlnnngge-r I. UI,IVI'lII I'1MII.IIII'1IxIxHIA fIIIi.IxJ Qui A Ilualu-lbull 3, Ig Ilzlm-Imll Lf, 3. I1 X I lub I I3 Ill-Y I 3. lg II Iwmllnull .l. ICIJIJY II. IIUSI 'lirur-It Q., f, g 'loo 4 3, fl . Ilunul 2, 3. I: A lllub 2, 3, I, IIlI'I'II ANN IIIIIIIJMIII I.ulinllIuIn211I.H.1L. I'rogr4 It 2, 3, 'l4. 91 Q R' ai' n enior 753 3 li +0 . .41 vu- ,yy f i' sr, Ka-T9 ..,-M -.nf f a, W .. 4 3 Ms N. f I ' 1311?-4fsEz w5.:ige33 -K ' , ., .N X JOHN H. RUSH B Football 2, 3, A Football 4, Int. Basketball 2, 3, 4, lnl. Baseball 2, 3, 4, A Club. PATRICIA ELAINE SANCDICR Latin Club 2, 'Ilri-Ili-Y ll 3, Chaplain fl, I'ep Club 3, fl, Quinault 4, Hcean Breeze 3, Feature Ifld. ll. WALTER E. SARGENT Ili-Y Ill 3, 4, A Football I, S 1. Club 3, I, Inl. Baseball 2, 3, -I-, Int. Basketball 2, 3, 4. DONALD L. SCURALLIQ A Football 3, fl, Track 2. 3, Co-Captain 4, Senate 3, 3, 4: Boys' Fed. Sec. 4, Band 2, 3, Pres. I. ICLIZABETII ANNE SKIWIWI' Colden Fins 2, 3, fl, Ilon. Soc. 2, fl, Pep Club 2, 3, fl, Senate 3, Jr.-Sr. Ball Co-Chairman JUIIN M. SIIICRRICK Choir 3, 4, Ili-Jinx 3, Bible Club 3, Radio Club 3, Sp. Club 3, -I. FRANK MERRILL SIPE Band 2, 3, 4, Int. Football 4. MARTHA SKARPERUD CMUFFYJ S. B. V. P. 4, Leaderettes 2, 3, Pres. 4, Tri-Ili-Y I 2, 3, Sec. 44, Ocean Breeze 3, Business Manager 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4-. LEE F. SMELSER Hi-Jinx 3, B Basketball 3, A Baseball 3, 4, A Club 3, 4, Hi-Y I 3, 4. GEORGE G. SMETHERS Football 3, 4, B Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 11 lli-Y Ill 3, 4, A Club 2. 3. 4. DONALD C. SMITH A Football fl, Ili-Y Ill 2, Choir 4: Hon. Soc. 2, Int. Fastball 2, 3, -I. MARGARET L. SMITH Choir 3, C. U. G. 2. 3, 4. HLIVICR SMITII CPLNKD A Football 3. I: A Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, I, Senior Class Pres. I, A Club 3, -I. VERN W. SMITH Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 12, Student Conductor 3. I: Projection Crew 2, 3, Chairman 4, Madrigal I, Boys' Fed. ZZ, 3, fl. KENNETH L. SNIDER B Football 2, 3, A Football 4, Boy s' Fed. 2, 3, lf. JAMES W. SPENCE A Football 3, lg A Club 3, J.. Hi-Y I 3, Tm... 1. Int. Baseball. NADINE ELLEN SPENCER Artr Com. 2. 3, 41 Welfare Corn. 42 Lounge Com. ' 3g C. O. G. LARRY R. SPOON Hi-Y I 22g B Football 3: O. B. Fastball 2, 3, 4. DIQANE M. STEPHENS Hi Yi III 3, 4: Track 21B BARBARA JEAN STURM T1'i'Hi'Y II 2, 3, PFCS- Pep Club 3. Treas. Ig Leaderettes 2. 3, 4: Jr. Class Sec.-Treas. 3g Hon. Soc. 2, 1. MERLE STURM IBUCKYD Football 3. 4: Track 2. Sopb. Class Pres. 21 A Club 3, 4. CAROLYN M. SUND Tri-Hi-Y II 3. 4: Hon. Soc. 2: Sp. Club 2: C. 0 G Art Com. 2, 3, 4g Quinault Staff 4. .ARTHUR J. SWANSON Student Body Pres. 41A Club 3. 4: Jr. Class V. P. 31B Squad Basketball 2, 3: Football Manager 2, 3. LARRY L. THOMPSON RiHe Club 2, 3, 1, Treas. 2, 3: B. Cleanup Com., Program fiom, 4. CIIARLES L. 'I'lDWEI.I Rifle- fllub 2, 3, fig Traf-k F4-al. 2, 3, 4. IRUBIGIVI' IL. 'I'IIRIYI'IIl Hum-lraIIf'p, I1 A Iffmlluill 'I 'I V I' .,'-, . . 5lIIlil.l'1l'1 ICVHN 'l'lI'l I' lA'ilIIl'I'4'IIl'H fl, 'lg I'1-p I NHRA A, TW IIPVI I'II.I. HiII4- IQIIIII il, fl, 'Ig Ii. A I'r4-ss. Ilg I,ulin IiIuI1I,'II 'Ile-unix 'll-uni 2.15, I. MAIHLAIIIYI' VAMMICN IMIHHYI Hung Ii,II4'4'Il 'Ig II1m, four. ,, .l, lg Il'l-Ill-A I .I, Ri- wrla-r 'Ig Ilulslvn Fins: .l, .l, V, I. 'IL Sub Ill-I1 I fi, I, 'lIF4'il2+. fi, IIIIHY IIAICUI. VAN IIIGICK - . - I . y. . ...,., . . '-. 1AA'IVIIIHIAlI1ml filiuirmuu fl-g Ilauuerzn Klub 2.31 Halle l.Iulr .l, .Ii 36 IIUH. SUV. 2, fl. 21 Inl. Football I1 Hoys' .Llg AI.luII.I.'14g Ill-A I I.I. .lub 1, .I, Ig 'FI-III-A II .5, 4-Q IJIIIIHIIIIT AII IWIHII I-g I ., U, I-. lillllllgli' I mm. 'I-, .A. M g I. I'.. .A+-H. Ivzwlu-r .L Ig Seniors 95 Tut. Basketball 2, 3, 4-1 I Football 2: A Football 4. 3, 4: Hi-Y III 2. 3, 4g 31 Latin Club 2, 3: Rant' Chairman 4-1 Boys' Fed 4. ..,,.. .u.h E, . , . .. . q, ... . . , . , . 1, .o.1,f. I ix eniors 95 . . R' -7 z . y 'f 'g1sLf:ffZ ' , i 1 2 gy M6 Z if if 425' W LYLE G. VESSEY B 2, Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y l 4. MARY L. VLASTELICA Tri-Hi-Y ll 3, 4, Sp. Club 2, C. O. G. Welfare Com. 3, 4. JOHN VUCKOVICH Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4. LARRY WAKEFIELD Stage Crew 2, 3, Int. Baseball 2, 3, Retail Selling 4. LUCILLE li. WALCZAK Tri-Ili-Y III 2, 3, 4, W1-lfarc' Com. 3, 4, Big, Little Sis. com. 2, 3. PATRICIA J. WALCZAK CPATJ Pep 'Club 2:iG. A. A. 2: Tri-Ili-Y Ill 3, Chaplain 4: Welfare hom. 3, 4, Big, Little Sis. com, 2, 3, LOVICY WARD Ili-Jinx 2, 3, 4, C. O. C. 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4. CAL LEROY WATERIIOUSE Hi-Y III 3, 4: A Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, A Club 2, 3, 4. .IIMNIIE A. YVARREN Retail Selling 4, Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Int. 2, 3. LAWRENCE C. WIEAVER Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Smith Hughes 4. ARLENE FAYE WEBSTER C. O. G. 2, 3, 4, Welfare Com. 3, Tri-Hi-Y I 4, Lib. Science 4, Retail Selling 4. PATRICIA HELEN WELSH Latin Club 2, C. 0. G. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Social Com. 2, 3, 4. CHARLES EDWARD WERNER Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4, Retail Selling 4. DEAN WIIORTON Int. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Int, Football 2, 3, 4, Int Softball 2, 3, 4: Boys' Fed. 2, 3, 4. BERNITA DIANE WILEY Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y III 4, Social Com. 2, 3, Chairman 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Quinault Staff 4. SIIARUN LYNNE WOOD Latin Club 2: Rifle Club 2, 3, Svc. 4: T. T. b ' R 3 4 .Z,3.1:L.4l.G.2,-.. DOUG WKOUDRING Choir 2, 3, 4: Int. Basketball 3: DARLENE LOUISE WRIGHT Lf. T. S. 41 Big, Little Sis. Com. 2, 3, 'Ig Program ' -v 7 iom. .., 3, 4: Choir L, 3, 4. BEVERLEE ANN YAHRUW Latin Club 3, I: Social Com. 3. JIM ALLAN YuL'NtL Tennia Team 'I 3 1 Th ' ' Senior 953 WT? Boys Fed. 2, 3, 4- 4: C. U. G. 22, 3, 4. l . ' ... . , L i mr 3, I1 Mailrigal 3 1' Int. Baskf-tball 2. 3. I. JEAN NE ANN Yi DUNG Hi-Jinx 3: Tri-Ili-Y III I1 Choir IZ, 3, I. IHENH M. ZEMBAL Trl-Ill-X Il 3. NI: Pep Iilulr Il, 3. I: llnn. HUC. 2' UCPan Brvvzv 3,11 Quinault Staff 1. N1 ARY ANN ZIICMAN llon. Soc: IZ: li. U, IL. Ari lifim. 12: Rclail Svllin Sf-cz I. AISH llliAIlI'A'I'lN4L IN 5519 WICICIC: HAVEN M ,ml IHIIK I'lIllLI'1 ,ll-LANNIQ mas I 'WP' NVQ fix BOX , ... :N x x 5 X DON SCORALLE Class Speaker BARBARA FRY Co-Salutatorian ommencement peakem ' ? , A .1 I If zfazvwz-Ps, 'V-,f!4'?Z Y' 4 - f , ' if ,Qi Q2 , fd Mm A ,151 V: ., 5 ' ' Q. 'Z A , wgffw we y, , egjyig f i G1 M , !E11 ?'H'i,j -' , f:5y:f1- wi 152 52 'wi ' gp g 1 Q21 V! gi: gag? :gs 5: 2- -L ': 1' , f- ws! E T5wi,5,,E ,' g 1 ff .vp 1 Wx 'Jo -,ax -V mgfef' .12 , , wxggi gi, L 9, 5, H.fpy fffz ww 4 5 -- , g m - Ka Q-fx em - -,S .mffy A ' , ,, fr- 2 - v' vz1pgf?jg2 ' 1 'QW '- f' 1 1' ' -'9f.x1-- f - Ef '?5l?f zifzifwc. ' -:: , ' 46'-G , 5, 'B ff-. r.- '2 ,4? f3E:EIE2fI:rf12f'E2EI, j12IeI55fQf?i iiifg f p 2iz4:za2'12'1f 2' ii? ' A v'-' ' 1 ef 151 1. - - M AUREEN O'BRI Valedictorian EN Q 'L LARRY JONES Faculty Spcakur BARBARA STURM C0-Salutatorian fbi? iv ii il if .ff gy Q V K Q s 'QA QYBYWEZH ,,.? , li unior Cfaaa ' x Fw, . f V 1 js Leading our class of '54 this year were Rich Morgan, presidentg Ben Evanson, vice president: and Lou Ann All American Ramsav, secretary-treasurer. We did our share toward preparing for the annual junior-Senior Ball. ln fact, it was a junior who picked the theme for the ball. Lou Ann was our eo-chairman WL f for the dance. ' H5 llfv 'lf ' Ours was tlie only class to present an asseinlmly for the student lmtly. lt gave us a elianee to exhibit tlie many talents of our 4-lass. We 4-mletl tlu- year lay tlet-urating for llaeealaureate and QlUlllllI1'll4'1'lIH'lIl., anml are now looking forward to ur :mn ns-xt year. 'S-...,-1 h qxl Nlulzlz and Jail s: NN 3 , , fxi xW? , y A v wfwusie gum lgflflon Num-L . 6. :K 4 Pfil X , s jf, V Jael: QL M17-mam R. Iibf, 05533 lol-gli f O - Zi, ,, 5 fn. T,l 4'2- -x 'S - A .Q . 5 omit Ball Mlm nf De-tb l X ROOM 100-left to fight: Liv Row 1: Bob Van Winkle, Dave Wolgamott, Floyd Reuther. Row 2: Gene Walkama, Pete Smith, Fred Wolgamott, Valdemarn Vasks, Bob York, Gary Nicholson. Row 3: Paul-Rudis, John Reid, John Schuh, Karl Wallin, Chuck Wilmot, Phil White. Row 4: Dick Shipley, Tony Zdenick, Andy Rudis, Ed Strom, joel Wasti. Richard Thompson. HOME BOOM 112-left to right: Row 1: Fred Calica, ,lack Jacklin, Dennis Harkonen, Albert Franko, Fred Hillier, Gordon Greeno, Daryl Folsom. Raw 2: Ron Graham, Harry H00kel'1 Howard Johnson, Ron Hienke, Don Haas, Carl Furstenwerth. Row 3: Roger Haapanenq Ken M0WFeY1 Gene Makelwich, David Johnson, Don Irwin, Art Fleming. HOME ROOM 203-:eff to fight. Row 1: Adelaide Hajduk, Carol jay, Betty Kapp. Row 2: Patty Half, Helene Hughes, Jeanne Foelkner, Helen Korsmeier, Donna Has- tert, Elizabeth Hill, Joan Krogstadt. Nancy Friend. Row 3: Diane I-Iarner, Dorothy Jones, Barbara Hill, Carole Hall, Marilyn Ful- kerson, Mardelle Kok, Dagnija Keire, Wilma Hensley, Della Halvorson, Doris Erickson. Row 4: Sandra Fuller, Linda Kocher, Gloria Haukeli, Joan Hite, Ermonie Graham, Antonette Kralevich, Roberta Fox. ..- -4 ,177 ., ., ML 3 in , . .1 ' W 'wmv wif.. - my Frm. .H .,, , . 0 f 7 4 . M L. J 5, f Q , ff .p .12 M4 lc-' ' w -r ff! 1, '1 X' , J V FX 1 : a .FA fly, .,-, J n mf l, ., ' 'MV' P., wx ... I lifgi 14' A! ah' V' 3- 2 5 . - New Www! -...Q cv Q4 . U' J' fm J' J ,g re ' AW ,, f' ff-. J VF. 4 Q 4 I I ,f 1 - ,r , l . 9' . wh-ug I I . HOME ROOM 204-left to right: Ron: 1: Richard Dahlstrom, Gary Ayers. Ken Chartrey. Row 2: Ken Erickson, Gene Elms. Mike Dyer, Louis Eldrid. Fai Dyer. John Cuyle. Bill Chadwick. Ron' 3: Jack Bratt., Denny Coady. Jim Bravos. Larry Edison. Dave Byles. David Donahoe. Frank Dianovich, Bill Atwood. Row 4: Neil Dahlstrom. Ben Evanson.. Duncan Chaffy, Les Bodner, George Batinovich, Bill Carton. Dean Chri to- pher, David Daniels. HOME ROOM 211-left to right: Ron' I: Leota Dlueri. Lillian Richardson. Bette Rae Simonton. Rose Ann Rhyne. Rau: 2: Roberta Lunsford. Earla Lazarus. Delia Peterson. Anna Pinewski. .loan Mackelwich. .lean Peterson. Row 3: Alice Nicholas. Eleanor Powell. Flossie Pelrina. Dorothy Larson. Evelyn Pearson, Susie Coomes. Harriet Lackey. ,lonetta Linklater. Sharon Nlarkwell. Lou Ann Ramsay. Row 4: Nlarilyn Leeds. Cuilynn Rhoden. Clara Randich. Nlarilyn Oltis. Charlene Rift-nherg. Yvonne Prazak. Darlene Killahrew. H051 li ll00T5l iloiilcffl' In right: Hou' I: llun l.nw. Dirk lxowalsky. Hill lllnl- nlrnnl. Toni Nlillvll. Gary lining, Gerald Nl:-mwllgrr. llurl l'ic'r0pl. Hou' lf: llirk Nlv llliulvr. I-Id llill. Ed lxulivh. llnn Nlollill. llolr Lawson. wrnyne Langdon, Ron Pvlvrnuln, Lvl' l,nudvr. If nr fl: l.nrry Norill. Roy ls'lllllll'Iil'll, N4-il 1 fix A .. . . . '---'Q ' ,EX l.u llrol, llulwrl llvrllvvlill. Nlvrt lxrn- , X. 1.-4 I ll!'. .lim l'l'lI'l'N. Cory M4-Millnn. HOME ROOM 307-left to right: Row I: llonnee Strom, Homie 'l'uai, Lois Stevens, Doris Waite, Eleanor Swanson, Margie Rossutti, Carol Stover. Row 2: Andrea Schwab, Neilu Young, Harhara Shedd. Barbara Wynans, Joanne Rogers, Maxine Schultz, Loraine Williams. Row 3: Arlene Smith, Beverley West, Shirley Clark, Joanne Zawisluk, Marie Young, Mary Louise Sellers, lrenc Rush- ing, Shirley Rutherford, Joyce Hill. Row 4: Sandra Vessey, Billie YV:-stove-r. Joanne Rosmaryn, Lynne Schmidt., Lila Young., Kay Stamey. Betty -Smith. ll0Ml'1 ROOM-LlBRARY1lc1ff lo right: Row I: Cherie Bally- .lanire Bernhnrdt, Carol Schoening, Maxine Crisp., ,lean liindrieff. Row 2: Clara Barriault, Carol Andi-rson, Charlotte Ashlock, Gloria llaouru. Shir- ley Brunstad, Ruth Hloomquisl. Loretta lle Notta. Row 3: Marilyn Drake. l'alrivia Brooks, Ardis Baulig, Margaret Smith. Shirley Brooks, Mary Ann An:-ich, Carolyn Carl- son, Patricia Brown. Roberta Cavers. Row 4: Donna Barrette.. Ramona Barker., Karen Allen, Peggy Carniel. Mary Car- niel, Sheila Campbell. Elizabeth Arm- strong. 1 nw., ZY '. -' 0 .. . 'A A Douhlgxx- i -f 7 . ' M 5 ,J Y 'Za f 4 gl, v Trouble .r 50? O94 5' s if l Vliul ' . pa. gg . . 4 g g. M g NT I XM EV X f,,. i '4 I X M. ' . ff .Q Q . ag .1 QQ op 0l'i'l0l'e C7045 We entered high school in September as proud and dignified sophomores. We thought ourselves more superior to the school than they would acknowledge, so it was up to us to prove our point. Our class officers were Sam Baritieh. president: Ron Palmich, vice presidentg and Mary Ann Forsburg. secretary Treasurer. Mr. Mapes was advisor. November 14 was the date for our Sophomore Hop. Autumn Carnival, held in the Elks Temple. With one year just past and two ahead we are looking forward to these years to he grand svliolastivally. sovially, and in sports. 'F 2? Q . 570:13 e i ' . . iw, V' Chan-leslzon Duo , , L' H , t. 15 fo? -5 s 'i X. Yi X Two Laklars i HOME ROOM 207-left to right: Row 11 Merle Crow. Robert Holme, Willia Humiflgh, GUTY Fechter, Don Hecka- thorn, Derril Fitzp atrick. Row 2: Jerry Hill-lkeli. Bob Centoli-. Joe Facile, Ronnie Clads on, Jim Hough, Laffy Harrington, Buford Fearing, Mor- ris Fox. Row 3: -lel'l'Y Hedwall, Don Goer. John Haukeli- Laffy Gvfllel, Bob Hunter, Howard Hvidsten., Don Helm, Row 4: David Hough, Gene Hollingsworth, David Haner., Eddie Fred rickson, Gene Hanson, ,lim Cragg. HOME ROOM 210-FRONT SECTION- left to right: Row I: Dick Ouelette, Jack Pyatte, Bud Restau, James Rogers, Donald Mel- bourn, Ronald Miller. Row 2: Douglas Nigh, Dale O'Brien, Earle Sargent, Chuck Sangder, Ed Missel, Gerald Pavletich, Lee Rhoden. Row 3: Ron Palmich, Frances Johnson, Bill Nyquist, Richard Pierce, James Rattie. Row 4: Joe Ruby, Terry Monette, Marcus Rachile, Kent Schumacher. Gene Nicholas, Robert Nelson. HOME ROOM 210-BACK SECTION- left to right: Row 1: Ernie Whitesel, John Strada, Gary Volovich, David Westling, Ray Violette, John Stankus. Row 2: Jack Thompson, Wayne Whorton, Bill Snider, Derrel Stevens, Frank Winkelman, Bob Stevens, Bill Spear. Row 3: Arnold Wallin, Bill Somerville, Don Snider, Lyle Young, Bill Walkama, Dennis Smiley., Gordon Skye, Roald Tangvald, Glen Wall, ,lack Trineer. Row 4: Bill Van Blaricom, Vergil Smith, Phillip Young, Frank Vohs, Burly Wal- ford, Ken Walczak, Dennis Rouley, Norman Snyder. HOME ROOM 212-left to right: Row 1: Barbara Alterman, Linda Bresee, Marilyn Day, Pat Carpenter. Janet Carns, Pat Adams, Shirley Cole. Row 2: Deanna Dell, Billie Lee Blattler. Martha Chartry, La Verla Carson, Carol Bland, Shirley Duncan, Thelma Erick- son. Row 3: Sally Colyar, Lois Darkow, Patty Boelter, Diana Dever. Marilyn Brown, Diane Chorba, Ann Brueher, Marylu Erickson. Row 4: Nancy Anderson. Janice Emplit, Clarice Berg, Donna Fitzgerald. Lila Calhoun. Elizabeth Cooper. Joan Cross. HONIE ROOM 300-left to right: Row l: Jim Johnson. John Kersh. Jim Jones, Marril Johnson. Ed Kantor. Ron- nie Lund. Milo Lindland. Row 2: Ray Keefer. Russ Irwin. Diickey Nledley, Dick Jones. Lloyd Jones. Stan Kangas. Jim McCarthy. Row 3: Tony Mendoza. Bob Lonergan. Ken Mc-Kay. Dick Lundgren. George Le Faive. Ben Jarvis. Larry Macos. Doug Lundgren. Row 4: Jerry Lukin. Elmer Keiski. Jr.. Don Linn. Bill Niicheau. Ken NIcCaw. Ernie Lloyfl. HOYWE RUONI 306-lqfl to right: Rnu- l: Yernila Triple-tl. Bonnie Ritter. Sharon Suisvr. Beverly Strong. Joyce V ilvy. Sally Tholnpson. Run' 2: Mnurvvn Sanderson. Rose Cnlicn. Krlf-no Shells-5. Lon-nn TuiTrvv. Joyce' 'l'unn1-r. Nlnrpznriln Vinllin. Joyce Tyler. .luqa-lpn Tanner. lion' il: inn Ylnnlvlivn. llr-ther Spence, lflorrvwa- Wood. Curolyn Sutton. Chur- lvnu- Slnilll. Louise Rosen. lfnrolyn liuluinsli-in, Knrvn W nplvr, llvorplu fain- lmn, Clmrlvnv Slrovn. ,lonn Turner, -Knn W out hvrwnx. Hou- 1: Dixie Kun Trlwy. lfuniiclc Rubin. Sulnlrn Truvy. Sllnron Tinlnions. Nimr- lvnu- Sunnlnlroln, llurlmrn Mc-ills-y, An- na-llv Spa-lu-1-r. HOM E ROOM 308-lejl, lu right: kvw If Mary Louise Peters, Mary Ellen Pugh, Louise Overho, .loan Neal, Loraine Purdue, Esther Parshull, Row 2: Shirley Mikulec, Patty Ford, Phyllis Purshall, Karen Rajcich, Lois Mulusku, Shari Mekosky., Fay Newman. Row 3: Maxine Raynolds, ,Ioan Parker, .llwkey Marrs, Elva Merrill, Rena Pic'- 00l0. Uiune McManemy, Wilma Mc- Loughlin, Donna McManemy. Row 4: ,lo Marrs, Susan Nichols, Margaret Peterson, Sharon Rigg, Delores, Mark- gruf, Connie Proctor, Delores Reiter. HON' E ROOM 310-left I0 right: Row I: Patricia Kloempken. Beverly Ken- ney, Delores jenna, Arlene Hood, Clurilnel Karshner, Irene Mannuel, Cn-lvlu-n Lawwill. Row 2: Irene Hivis, Cheri Fovargue, jenn Gruhuni, Molly Hulbert. Theresa Kursh- ner, Put Hornsby, Mury Ann Forslnerg. Carole ,lux-obson, ,loanne Farmer. Row 3: Melvin Hall. Barbara Lane. Gwenelh Hadin, Kay johnson, Cherron Lister, Judy Hall. Lira Fov. Betty Main, ,Iudy Johnson, Rosetta Keller, Royle-ne Munn. Row -1: Carol Rush, Lila Gupton, Anne- Knutson. Carol Hyneman. Beverly Hul- bert. Marilyn Helmf-rick, Janet Hill, Skipily Holm, Mary Louise Peters. HOME ROOM SHOP-left to right: Row I: Steve Billingsley, Blair Acker, Bob Erickson, Jerry Boling, John Boerner, Stan Antich, Bob Farquhar. Row 2: Richard Evangelista, Carl Espedal, Ron Christopherson, Sam Baretich, Don Anderson, Tom Cotton, Dale Brudvik. Row 3: Harry Billings, Frank Elliot, Jim Carstairs, Mike Anderson, Dave Bresee, Chuck Atkinson, Larry Delorme, Bob Barrette, Larry Austin, Bob Burris. Row 4: Larry Evans, Bob Blossom, Roger Amie, Lee Everson, Byron Eager. 'Um D'Q Qt -wg ' I C. C' X lOl. ul 6 tglalww .HRW x We I' Spf r ' ffl D 1, Z,- Q Cf 1 -3 a en ar of cguenla SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY 4 School began. Oh joy. lil Football jamboree4W'e won. OCTOBER 3 Tri Y dance after trouncing Y ancouver. 9 Teachers institute-no school! 29 Parent night. Their turn for a change. NOVEMBER T End of quarterfreport cards. ll Olympia theree-no school. ll- Sophomore llopfBig success. ll Tri Y l Sadie Hawkins Dance. 26 Thanksgiving vacation began at 2:30. 27 We won the Thanksgiving Day Game. 4 times in a row! DECEMBER 3 Basketball heginsfhlt. Vernor there. l3 Longview here--close game l9 Kelso therefwe swamped 'em. 120 Longview therefllopsl 23 Christmas vacation began at 2 Nluch needed rest. ,T Who rests during vacation .l KNIBXRY 6 Olympia there tough break. 9 lientralia there better luek for lla I6 lloquiam lu-re XX hewl W on lay one 29 lf! lfnal nfs1'rll1'slt'r XX n-'re half xx IN ll lllflbllgll. W e lwall lllyllllblll lu-re ll. K. X. llanee .ll Nl l l'1lilll HH' I fr fllylllpiullere '-JIll.SIIlll,t'lDllllIl4't' l 7 ,loan reigns ver Ili Y Hweelhezurl llum-e on 1 20 - Puyallup here --lli Y ll dance. Swing ConcertfBe-Bop makes hit. Quinault dancefwhat a stag line. Hoquiam therefrevenge. Olympia therefwe can't always Yfln. Hi-Jinx. Old Xlaids Convention' Centralia there. Poor Centralia Swim team dance-wet night. ARCH Hoquiam -now we-'re tourney bound! Pep Club dance Tourney Troti' State Tournament in Seattle Aberdeen wins the second place trophy lxelso there, track. Watch those shinsl Roman Banquet. Ab ovo usque CK 4' 6 '- van 6 S.. My J ad mala. Yi Golden Fins Aquacadegsplash, - splash Jr.-Sr. Ball Come to the Nl ardi Gras G. A. A. l'layday. 3 g Senior dress up dayfwhat freaks! ' Senior play. track meet. Nlother's tea. Nlay Day Dance -Track team pranee Spring lloneert. Nlusie hath eharm Nloving up assembly' awards l'luee:ll:ulrale llighf-ehool almost over. ' I el- Q N' 1 ' - ' -- ' .ass ig it NN ill .md lrophuy . tloinmeneement keep that tussel 4 Z' oyer ilu' lelil eye. Seliool liloses XT l.KS'l' 0,9 X , N f fp iff Y' 4214 9 if f er LQ J PSX M, A U s.f W1 ' U ylciiuiiiea anal Urganizationa Y. Yr Lf-ft to right: Diane Mason, treasurer Janice Hermsen, presidentg Jessie Gaul ke, vice-presidentg and Vivian Carroll secretary. QXJN. The Council of lfirl-. is an organization to which all of tl1e girls in the school belong. Alice Caulkms is the advisor for the group, and the officers for this year have been Janice Hermsen. president Jessie Gaulke, vice-presidentg Vivian Carroll. secretary, and Diane Mason. treasurer. Committee chairman were: Marlene Mojas. lounge: Maureen O7B1'ien, welfare: Diane Wiley'. soual Jessie baulke profframg Louise Darltow. locker. and Barbara Hill, big and little sister. Activities of the ytar have been attending the fall and spring conferences, presenting the Christmas program fletorating the halls for Christmas. selling corsages at Thanksgiving. the ot ier Q ea anfl fam nllx teas each Wemliiesclayf. M an f X X wx A 'I g Q n... .I U. 'a ..'n,'l. l 11 'n , 1, I w n.'l.'l. u. u. U. I w 'Q 'n 'I 'u,'n 'l a 'n 'n 'Y-NNN N I l un u:' . 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Doing important work around Vfeatherwax are the many committees maintained bv the Bovs e Chairmen were: Lee Smelser. eloakroom: Gary Parfitt. lockers: Don Seoralle. friendly: Bob Reiner. program. and John Delanty. projection. traffie at games. Among their activities for this year have been selling programs and concessions at games. spon- soring the foul-shooting 1-ontest and the 'lwlianksgiving Day sl mg 1 an contest. and taking care of -- e- 1, .. V' ws... f l 'Hills , 0 2 Q Q-an J, ' V Q .P K f X ln 1 I iv 1 IW, I V1-li l tr, f xr 'pa . ff f -I V -vluvw k I A A Q if V x 'H l f 'Q wb N50 rIwramC 454711, ff, ffgfdlff, I D4 A Y fwav 5 ::5,: 42 gy 5 f f 'da , 422, . . 1 4 -ef -fff-.1 .. 1' Q ,. . we f 45,1 cw 7 -'Q I A , 2 , 4 ,X ' V 16 4 01, , I I' 05810 19 Yfoglta !,.4 'ls -1' 343301 ,f E ,G J, 3, ... .7 ff' I 53 YW f w..,,. ,.,.,, Eg ?f'ff 5 bf fP lW ' A ' 1 x W Q 1 'V 21 4 Nz-Z1 'weeilzearl ,Dance MWF! livdff ri- I .-, ,:y ,-.,w , V Y. , Q! A. , V w.+.W .AM ' , ' , , ' -.:.1 ,, .. 4, z. if x N X ' It .. Xi H X w XX link, 4--, M-fx ,....,--gn W' ' 3 g WW' f .2 y vm- f W A ! ' rj O ' 0 mor enwr fall afome to Wyff ' il ,VVV f -W I 9 9 ei ' g I fx . a , ' P 'z ' 0 U al ' 50,4 fx ,JL I Q' C., ,A the Mardi raan 3 , gg E , uf Q -il f Q F Y fm? gi' N' 5 Q? , 1 'Qi A ' .1 u 2 -Lx ' 2 V 1 f -vl i.h,fl,i . ,, H - . -V f l 1 I a wt, M ' 1 u Wa, 4 ' MQW, I,- , wif-R .. l E viRc1N1A NOVAK DOROTHY DIMLER BARBARA BHRHN Copy Editor C NANCY H lilll 1xHUsoN Ad 'Nlanagr-r Front, lvjl m riglu: Arne Soilw- lwrg, Dick Bishi-1-, ljllll Hose, Hohe-rt Pieruccini, Larry lfllisoll, jim Davis, John l,umlln-rg, Ronnie Dixon, and Ulivi-r Smith. Semlizl: Donnie Strom, Gloria llaoura, lilizalu-lli firnistrong, Joanne Hosmuryn, llillie- IJ.-I Xx6'hl.UVf1I',xl2lXlIl4'Sf'lIIIllZ., Joanne Rogers, liarliaru l ox, jf-ssiv llaulka-, flurlenu- Nvwniun, lflizuln-tli llill. 'l'l1iral: iiurolyn Sunil, Burlxura Sturm, H4-in-llv lflms, Alien' Ni1'll4ilus,lilol'is Brunslael, Bonnie- lmwis, lil:-uiior Kinille, Nlurilyii l,n-mls, 'Nlnry 'inn ,-Xncicli, l lorenc4- IH-lriiiu, Shi-ilu C iamplwll, Nili1l'lt'll4'ixl1l,jiIh., Jeanne l o1-lkm-r, Nlarilyn lfiil- kerson, Harhura V ynuns, Shirley 'Nliklilf-c,Joycvllul1i4'lsuml,l4'un Ba-arson. l lllll'flIl Susan Nichols, Shirley Brooks, liarlsuru llill, llf-lf-nv llughcs. l ifll1: Minlreu Scliwuli, l'ulli Huiigila-r, Irvin- Zfllllbiil, Diane- lYlusoll,illl1l H4-lli .Knn Hlson. Ct-,,Edit0r Co-Editor uinaufi The Quinault staff had an active year sponsor- ing dances to help finance the book, and doing the actual worl-1 of putting it together-making lay- outs. pasting. drawing and re-drawing dummies. XVALT LENAHAN The editors pictured on this page were greatly Sports Editor helped by Arne Soderberg doing most of the i photography. assisted by Wayne Hough: Irene Zeinlmal did snaps: Eleanor Kindle. the will: Genelle Elms. art: Jeanne Bearson. the senior section: Ronnie Dixon. general helper: and Miss Keene was advisor. CAROLE KAIYALA Business Manager 'www :V 4 xi E Ll ZABETH Slit ITT Copy Editor Q CAROL CROOK BONITA BAUMGARDNER Editor Associate Editor Cedfl P88219 Carol Crook topped the Ocean Breeze staff with Bonita Bautngardner, associate editor? .lohn Porter. ad managerg Elizabeth Scott, copy editor: Muffy Skarperud, business manager. Patti Sang- der, feature editorg Irene Zembal. exchange managerg and ,lohn Reid, sports editor. Mr. Croasdill was advisor. The magazines Fact and Fancyi' with co- editors, Elizabeth Hill and Elizabeth Armstrong: and Basketball '53, which was co-edited by John Reid and Don Smith, were both projects sponsored by the class. Robert Pieruecini capably handled the milk sales. .IUIIN REID Sports Editor OIIN PORTER J MARTHA SKARPERUD Ad Manager , Business Manager Q 3 QQ X X X , ,c,. E 'R' i 2 - I ' ,.r. X ef' tp 4 ' K t ' i J - X X -5 Q ,gs ,- . l rul1t,leftto right: Barbara Berrv, Patti Sangder, Diane Mason, Irene Zembal, Marlene Mojas, Mary Louise Fulseth, Carol Crook, Elizabeth Hill, Nancy' Friend, and Elizabeth Armstrong. Back, left to ri lit: Dorothv Dim- ler, Virginia ilovak, Elizabeth Scott, Carole Kaiyala, Corey McMillan, Carol Jay, Kareii Allen, Robert Pieruccini, Nancy Hillcar, Barbara Hill, Keith Belcher, Bonita Baumgardner, Mr. Croasdill, Jim Davis, John Reid and Don Smith. mfs 'al 'Pi . 'tl t-fl X-4 ii li K J ...K :ati az ' at-nn 5.-4'-. ' . . ga C' l .J ls il 1 ..-,1..a Eg ul fl :sg at mx nu .VT wfjhit N.. vs'- il in . K-.alll lrf .a fill! Cm Kiniglzid of flue Bobcaia The K. O. B. has done an excellent jog this year. Their duties were to patrol at football and basketball games, track meets. and at other functions. llembers were Phil De Jong. Captain: Gary Parfitt. Hickey Hedley. Scott Henry, Douglas Xigh. George Le Faiye. Don Lapacek. Jerry Lukin. Ken Chartrey. John De- lanty. Gary Fechter. Buford Fearing, Ernest Lloyd. and Xorman Rifenberg. Hr. Harold Smith was advisor. Ublblice Staff Girls worked during each period of the day taking care of business in the office. Nlenibers were Nluriel Hulbert. Har- garet Srnith. Mary Ylastelica. Sharon Johnson. Roberta Fox. Ruth Ruddach. Nlary Ellen Pugh. Jessie Gaulke. Sybil Hulet. Carol Schoening. Yiyian Carroll. Della Halverson. Mary Louise Sellers. Joyce Tyler. Janice Hernlsen. Missy Yam- nien and Sandra Yessey. Nlrs. Aile Norin is in charge. eruice fficem 'l'he honierooni seryice oflicers did an outstanding job this year. lfiach horne- rooni selects a representatiye for this group. and it is their duty to supervise all fund raising activities that are handled in the honu-roonts. They haye the further responsibility of collecting the money and managing the distribution of student body cards and of the Quinault. ompiroflera 0 ice Staff my Carrying out the duties of the comp- trollers office staff this year have been .loyce llill, Thelma Leighton, june Gragg. Sharon Davis, Barbara Sturm. Charlene llouiin, flenevieve Cukrov, Marlene Jako, John Porter. Margie Rossetti, Barbara Shedd and Carol Stover. ln the office of Mr. liartine, school coinlitroller, this year's staff had many duties selling school supplies and doing general office work. i rarg cience -Library Science is the study of the library and its use. The student acquaints himself with all the tools of the library ft-ard catalog. Headers Guide, and as- sorted reference books. The course differs somewhat for the students enrolling for academic credit and those taking it for activity points, but both are under the supervision of Miss Eileen Morrison, assisted by Mrs. Evelyn Pearson. ,Liza ereiiea Leaderettes are the group of girls lll blue skirts and gold blouses who usher at all football and basketball games and at various other school functions. Officers for the first semester were Muffy Skarperud, presidentg Bette Ceiling, viee- presidentg and Carol Crook, secretary- treasurer. They turned their oHices over to Ruth Blomquist, Helene Hughes and Sharon Markwell. ' ff f 114W 5 hz? f , f . ,, V . , , , , , - , Off' f L' if . f , Ko ' f f ' , 4 ' 'Ik' I 1 ntf- ,,, ., - 0 . My f 1, f V , , ,ff , ,pg f I - V, I ,aff pw, ,-gfafv ,,f ' f m r ff ff, f ' - ' . ' 4 ,CW ' I me ,Ma .3 '- mm lla-,zsriia YM!!-1 yt f of .i i. ye ., gift, il Yr 'I' Wm 7? Q 2, vi CIW 1n w uwmxw- L.-nn,-i-. t r .1 .nw ',--.um ..1ua-.tumuxv-,smnnnmnwntn elail effing y Vocational training by the retail selling class is directly connected with student employment in retail and wholesale sell- ing. Morning classes were held at Grays Harbor Junior College where students are taught store arithmetic. merchandising principles and techniques. They reC6iV6 practical experience by working in Aber- deen stores in the afternoon. Seniors who have completed most of their graduation requirements are eligible. ui!! and Cro!! Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Jour- nalists. Staff members of the Ocean Breeze and Quinault are elegible. Requirements for membership are to be a junior or senior and do superior journalistic or literary work. These members of Aberdeen high school publications were given membership into the society this year. Six journalism stu- dents received pins hrst semester and others were admitted at the end of the year. frojection rew l'ro-jeetion crew is another busy group. 'l'hey haye the responsibility of seeing movies. spotlights and public address sys- tem are operating at the appropriate times. lilcnibcrs were :Xrne Soderberg. cap- tain: 'l'ont Nskew. Larry llayis. .lohn llelanty . 'l'oni llakulu. .loe Thein. Richard Sannlford. Cary lhirlitt. llob 'l'aleyieh. liich:u'd Nskew. llordon llolt. Wayne llongh. Vern Smith and llans jonasson. Mr. lxinnunntn is advisor. This was the second year for the P. A. system, under the direction of Richard Balkema. It was run much the same as ollice practice with the members learning routines. Those taking part were Bill Berry, Rich Corey, Phil De Jong, John Reid, and Douglas Nigh. Members of the radio class coached by .lay Wilson took over the latter part of thc year. Stage rew Members of the stage crew have the rcslionsibility of handling all the prop- erties of the high school stage during school functions and public presentations when the auditorium is in use. This year's class consisted of Cal Vlfaterhouse, Doran llougham. Gerald Dell, Don Helm. Ken Schumacher. Estella Lightfoot. Deanna Dell, George Hart and Bill Chadwick. ickei Zsafzera an genera This is one of the most active organi- zations in Weatherwax high school, whose achievements entitle them to special recognition. The ticket takers and sellers are on duty handling ticket sales at all student body functions where an admis- sion is charged. Mr. Bartine is advisor to this group. They have this year received new blue and gold sweaters with insignia. public dfddreu Sgatem ' . Q ,, war V? - LAL.- sf 3, - Q W-asa. i A '1 WWMW Wfff fhff Pep Club Under the leadership of Virginia Novak, presi- dent. Pep Club had an active schedule this year. Turkey wishbones for the football team at Thanks- giving time. Christmas favors for an old folks home. and the annual May Day Dance were the main activities of the club. Other officers were Barbara Fry, Vice-president. Geuevieve Cukrov. secretary. and Barbara Sturm. treasurer. Mrs. Fenenga was club advisor. we it 3331 S K. Eg, I ogg , mr ' 'E' 57 A Ulf WZZXVT? 4 A 1 irti ,MWWMM A 5 4 fi A A M 1 Y 0 f onor oczefy The Mbrainsw of the school this year were lcfl by ,lim Davis, presidentg Kay Bloom, vice-presidentg and Doro thy Dimler, seeretary-treasurer. Miss Gwin was advisor Projects of the club included revision of the school handbook and presentation of a talent assembly To become a member of Honor Society a student must maintain a BM averaffe and participate in a variety of activities. ,K 1 x N i f ,156 C Q77 ?f JW O U I Q LO Z-ri-Ni-yl Eri-,Hi-yll , A l X. 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X , If f 1 f f, , f f 6 i i hi u Excellent is the word for the Girls Sex- tette according to the rating given them at the Southwest Wasliington Music Meet. Donna and Diane McManemy, Jean Graham, Ann Brueher, Carol Jacobson, and Claribel Karshner are the members of this group, directed by Mr. Stensager. Gretchen Lawwill was their accompanist. They sang at the various service clubs and at the new hospital. Madrigal sang their way to new acclaim this year under the direction of Mr. Sten- sager and student director Don Haas. .lean Engle, Betty Gilpin, Dixie Coornes, ,lim Carstairs, Jim Young, Gretchen Law- will, Don Woodland, Bertram Keire, Bonnie Lewis, and Eleanor Powell parti- cipated in this group. Mariel Hulbert was their accompanist. They entertained the American Legion V. F. W., Robert Cray School, and gained a superior rating at the Southwest Wash- ington Music Meet. The ever increasing activity in the music department is a sure sign of vigorous growth. The Boy's Double Quartette, newly organized this year, is the latest development. Mike Murphy, Jimmy Carstairs, Hans Ionassen, Blair Acker, Richard McAllis- ter, Jim Young, Neil Dahlstrom, Bertram Keire, Don Woodlaiid, and Don Haas were members of this group, directed by Eugene Stensager. They presented the Barber Shop Boys at the annual Hi-Jinx. 71 A 1. '1 aw? .W 1.' 51 4 1 Z f .. A Z-if 1 ,f i 'fa N 51 e Q wwf. . f pu, f S r. ,- f ws ' , Q. 5 Q9 t L W L, , I tfwss' V y' I ' . ll ll fl ,L ,.....z i inx ln the Good Old Slllllllltxftilllfsv a two-act music-al comedy, was produced by the students of Weatherwax High under the direction of ,lay F. Wilson. assisted hy student dirvctor Jean Bearson. Xmong the many scenes was a play. The Old Maids' llniiufiitioiif' with a vast of 20 girls and one- hwy, John Slwrrivk. Spvvialty nuinhvrs in- 4-lude-d a vm-al hy l'il4'illl0l' Poxsvll. hallvt hy Gmivllv ldilllh and Nlargarvl YHIIIIIIPII. and avrohalivs by H4-lo-ne' ilughvs. Working hvhind tht- svvlws on tht- Pl'0tilll'li0ll iw-rv: Iwnlwrlie-s, llurrivl liavlwy . Nudinv SlN'llt'l'l'. liulny Yan lh-4-k. and Douglas Nighz and pulnlivily. lisle-lla Liglllfool. Hlll'iIill'il lluskmivli. and i'il'i1't'll lI1'lil1'l'illgi0ll. v i. Q, ,ff ' W 1 fig! 1, 'P r fo? ul tk: a so enior flag The Great Big Doorstep, a dramatic comedy in three acts, was presented to an enthusiastic audi- ence on April 24. The play revolved around a ne'er-do-well family whose father, John Sherrick, has many head dreams of how to get a house to go with their stupendable doorstep which floated into their yard during a Mississippi flood. The mother, Jeanne Bearson, has many heartaches as she tries to hold her six children together, who one by one are leaving home. 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' :Zhi-' 1' ' ' ' f ' 41 , , , -' M, C jf L 1 . ,4 - ' ' V ' 00f Cl , 1 , e g T f . - if , ur e-f e ,. 259 iff- ' . x M 1. ly . .47 ' :tw ,ffl . .ff .,- 2, ff 1, f , , ,Q 2 ,, '. ,- if -, . 44 ' ' y f ., X , - ff' 3?',,f'Qfz' ww' ' -,mf Cv ' f vf ,, ,' L 'vvv 5 figs: i ' 2,0 I., . ' ,, . , , .4 9 :5,f52Qw.:'3 ,1.,-, ,1g5yr,g2.'gg1:g35, ,,. 5,5-we -.S L. H .A -,-wr Sk-, . - V . . -1-ef ' Ending the season in a blaze of glory, the NORM NEWBIAN coached Aberdeen Bobcats rolled over the Hoquiam Grizzlies 27-7 on Thanksgiving day. Powered by a stalwart forward wall and fleet driving backs the Bobcats swept through six of their eight opponents on the gridiron. losing only to Centralia C2-OJ in an upset and to determined Olympia C6-05. One of the highlights of the past season was the defeat of Longview by an inspirational Bobcat eleven. This game saw spectacular play by TED FLEMING. CAL VVATERHOLSE. DON SCORALLE, BOB LAWSON. and swivel-hipped BENNY ,lxCOBs. who ran for two touchdowns and passed for another. The Bobcats this year had a most potent line. Such individuals as KEITH BELCHER. GEORGE SMETHERS. RON GRxHiu1, BILL Nl4LsTnox1. En TE-XGLE and KARL WxLLIN showed sparkling blocking and clean cut tackling as they downed their opposition. Proving their worth, the Bobcat backlield was fast. tricky and deceptive. BENNY JACOBS, Norm FosHL'RG. Ptixk Swnrn. Btfrzkv STl nw. Les BonN.xR, and NIIKE DYERJthese were the boys that were unstoppable for AHS. The line. backs, ends. and two hue coaches. XOR!! NEWNIAN and En PEDERSON1COIHlTlIl6 these and you have one of Aberdeen's all-tiine great teams. We of Vlfeatherwax can be truly proud of them. l irsl row: Ken Snider, Mike Dyer, lion Solhcini, Les Ilodnur, Bob 'l'nrner, l'nnk Slllllll, .lohu Sturm, Archie llnll, Eddie Rosi, lic h w Ihll 1 ll n 1 rnlla mnie Ura am. Scrnlnl rout Bob Lu son, ' N u s rom, Duncan illmllcy, Do S 'o -, 'l'cd l'llt'llllll:I, Nornuln lfosbnrg, Bennv , . Jacobs, John Bush, Cul W ulcrhousc. 'l'l:ir1l rurr: llick McAllister, l :nl llonncr, kurl NN lllllll, lillillll' Stephens, George Snlclh keith Belcher, Don Smilh, ,lim Spence, Hob lfurslcnwcrlh, Dick lvlorgun, l'ld 'l'cuglc. 76 ers, ,Q f A, , 4 . W1 f ' if f af 14 Z ix X f' , W 4, ,W r f ' QA , 3 -,T . X ,Jw ' , , A , WW ' .M wmv W Z 4 , f Y A Ted Fleming X , All Sum! Don Scoralle Duane- Su-plwns Punk Smilh 13' W 'ln ' M-, N, ,I , -.A ' Ibm 201 I GV as I K if B ,W ff , .lilb Norm Fonburg I 2 WW' M' V 4 My W ,Q W' P U Z' ' f s V' ' Q 4, Y: 4 5 f 3 4747 If ' 3' 2' ' Q I 'Q V, a, fa., f x . 'N ' 2:1 ' Q Nm., , W , 5.-g-A-,, x if gr Q if : In . f' x I I - x - lr 4, M Lal V 2,llQ'l'llUll?-K' . 'ju All llcmfvrenx- - , , . . . I Q Bula l4nrst1'nw4'rll1 Pat Lunnvr 'XVII 5lllll Archiv llull Z. 1 . .,,,, lqlu F , L V . 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I-Il' 'I'n1f1l I II Iv I II 0 I II In II QI 3 M X N N s f N f 4 , WW f V 1 , V Z7 if M lfy f ,ff x 'X i I f -Q, 5 ff ff f 1 f My f f' ff iff- J 4 : ,:4.'zf,4 'H if 2 f Z 'f 1 .7 fry , 4 X , -f First row: Larry Evans, John Strada, Chuck Sangder, Jim Mcflarthy, Larry Davis, Rich Pierce, Art Fleming, jerry DeLorme. Sv:-mul row: Dick Ouellette, Darrell Stephens, Byron Eagar, Neil Dahlstrom, Jim fluyle, Gene Hollingsworth, Larry Thompson, Bill Atwood. Third row: Howie johnson, Dave Wi-stling, Joel Wasti, Dave Haner, Dennis Smiley, Larry Genzel, Doug Lunflgren, Bob Stephens, Dave Donahoe, Bill Snider, Marcus Raichle, Dick jones, Larry Makof-1, George Batinovich, Frank Medak, Frank Dianovich, Tom llakala, Dave Johnson. if If I7 lim Z F es . S c-, 1 , fy' ' 0 All Coach Bob Basich had a large turnout this year, with many Sophomores making the squad. Dick Jones, Larry Makos, Rich Pierce, Marcus Raichle, Dave Haner, Byron Eager, Darrell Stephens, and David Westling are a few of many fine ball players to make the team. The Bees,', led by halfback Bill Spears, built up an impressive offensive record, scoring 107 points in six games for an 18 point average. Other offensive sparks were Bill Snider, Rich Pierce, and Dick Oulette. Bob Basich's boys did just as well on defense, holding their six opponents to a total of 63 points, an average of 10.5 per tilt. Opponents of the Junior Bobcats this year were Olympia, whom they beat twice, 12-13 and 6-31, Hoquiam, also beaten twice, 0-26 and 6-25, and Moclips, who however proved to be too tough for the valiant Bees : the first game ended in a 6-6 tie, but Moclips came back in the final game of the season to win 33-6. juan Hoouan JU -lea Maynard 1 X nf ff fy 44, ff f 3 my f 0 ,444 'M Q 5 gg.. 7' ,La f , , 4, , ,,, ., I ' , f--'v-,,.,y9.r'f .A Q ,. Don Woollluml Wm-s llumbls-n Richard W auger ff 1 ,. 5 5 I E , Missy Vammen Nancy Hillcar pep sfagg Cheering the Blue and Gold teams for 1952-53 were our four peppy song queens, Missy Vammen, Joan Hoonan, ,lolean Maynard. and Nancy Hillcar. Dressed very smartly during football season, the song queens really shone during basketball seasong they wore, for the first time at Weatherwax, yellow pleated skirts and dark navy blue sweaters. Sis Boom Bobcats! Fight! Fight! Fight! was the constant cry of Yell King Wes Hamblen and Yell Dukes Obie Wager and Don Woodland. Attired in lemon-yellow slacks and royal blue sweaters, the yell staff was complete. Pep speakers and skits were seen once or twice a week at pep assemblies. The student body enthusiasm called forth by the pep staff helped greatly to boost the spirits of the Bobcat teams, thus aiding them toward victory. ,nm I W WA W ,,. ,. . , X ,W 'WW 3 53 , , .,.. ,, ' 'W me -- mt.. ,,.,.,.,...,M.,., ,Zjv ' 7Tv'f-jfgf , I :-:Ku i'r'1'f7?::, , Yi-' e ,, -Srl., .11 3 , 'fff ' 2 jg:- V 4 , ' , 9'-f L . jf v im X- fi ff ' hw ff, Q f Jgejf ? V2 2 V M., 3 . f. ' j,5iggs,5::ag,,1 Q f, f V , , V -' f ff, 'K ,ap , -' g..,..s1r :Q - Q fi lg ilgggsrgiigj F 1, Q. f -t-W e .. . -. X fyf, QU CMV r,,,,,L5g4 aafw u ,Z,,,i,,,.L ,A , , , , ,. , , I I BOB FORBIS l n v. nj I n DICK MORGAN J xr, x 'g I7 ,n s in 5 , f A , 6? S , Q, f? 6,1 REMQ. J f . X H TOURNABIENT RECORD Wron 3!L0st 1 Aberdeen. . .,.. 68 Yakima ..... . . . 53 V Aberdeen. . .... 62 Wvest Valley ...... 59 I V Aberdeen. . ..., 47 Longview ,..,,. . 37 I ART SWAN SON ' Alwrmlevll. , ..., -1-8 Renton ...,..,.., 51 .ff BRUNO PIERICCINI nh 7 , ,.,. ga , Q I ' ' QHH is n lf Ifvwwf 1 'i -'fx X 231, ,. , ,, l SNLWXIS WJ, if C 1 X K5 :m Q S wus l'A'l l'4 PN 'n -I M mm mwsuw ' LP? ' 5 .g............-rw-I ' fu 1 I I Of' A 1 V 2 f 4 ' J f N1 fy ' W 'm, 2 L11 'iff gy wi X I EM ' I 1' 1 1 I L1313 SM1+3LsE11 I az , I x ' he ,,,,V V I jj I 111 1 V ff ,f 'If ' T F . ' In - 1s1axxY .IACUBS Q' XIV ' -2 W'-, ., I .,2. . XX 1 1XI1KXg,11X ,4 , ,XV I Nmsx .A:A.: 1 1 , V f :i 'fv fgff 1 M' 111: , 19 -' UI NORTHERN DIVISION W L PF PA L o1,1v1111 111111414oLA Aberdeen ...... 9 3 677 562 Hoquiam I,,,,, a 4 708 607 ,VAI Olympia .,.,..I 6 6 533 549 1 f W Cgntralia A Q ...6 1 11 488 697 9 , 'IV' I I ' f QV- GEORGE SMETHERS I A A , 1 H--N 6157 I ,Q A,.1 , I N In 18 I ,, ,,r,v, ' 3 6 61 6 1 1 I f ' V1.6-, , ,, 1 1111.-11g 1 ,. ibz, 51 ,.,,1.1' Wf 'VAIII '11' ,3:,f - II 2 1' 6 A EI11 1.16611 6 I 6 1 1 6 ly 6 6 R66 1113161111 1 1 6 83 1 me 'V'-fi 1 II' 1 I . Jgobcai Cagera g 'F 4 This year the fans saw one of the toughest conference races ever played around Southwest Washington. ln the Hrst conference tilt Aberdeen was beaten by Olympia: from there on in it was a battle all the way between Olympia, Hoquiam and Aberdeen. Aberdeen won their next four contests. two from Centralia, and one each from Olympia and Hoquiam, leaving the Cats in first place. Hoquiam and Olympia soon avenged themselves by defeating Palo's cage squad. Filled with a surplus of fire and determination the mighty Bobcats bounced back to take their next four court battles. and on the night of March 3 battled down the tough Hoquiam Grizzlies in the championship game winning this the classy Bobcats became conference champions and won a berth in the state tournament. By the time you read this the tournament will be ancient history, but is doubtful that anyone will forget the spirit and the sportsmanship that were shown by the Bobcats in taking 2nd place, losing only to a Powerful Renton team in the championship game on Saturday night. , .... H umwvuuuuqs .t g .... .. Q - R it X Q- A , - - ? . XS tif is ' 'ggi va ln. xx gt' ,Els ig 52 Q5-Z QQ 3 gg H ., ' 9 .4 Hllllllllillflf lVlunugrr W cs l'ullon. Bruno l'icrau-1-ini, Ca-nc NN ulltaniu. Bcuny ,liu-obs. l.cc Smclscr. Xrl SN'J.ll1S0ll..titx0l'gl' firnctlu-rs, Hun llcinltc. Uliicr llicltltolu. Bula Lawson, lliclt Nlorgun. fxrzccling: linpluin liolr lforliis. Coach George Palo. 'l'lu- hlIl1l1'Illb-Ul' W4-allncrwux luuc good rcusou lo bc proud ol' lhc lighting llolrcal cagc lcalu. Being cou- fercnt-c cllunlpious auul vupluriug intl plat-1-at thc slallc louruauucul is quilt' ai record for llcorgc l'alo's boys 'lilac lluslliug liulM'2ll:s.lbll4'4'1l lay lillllxy lloln lforliis. hlilI'l1'll lllc scuson in liuc sly lc ln downing their lirst live pre--scuson opponents. 'l'lu-y lhcn lost xi tough ouc flown in llowlitz County. to thc Longyicw ,laclxs.u rllllf' fast running 1 ails wt-rc up for llucir ucxl lNWP:11lllll'!+.. tlcfculing Puyallup and llrclucrlou. , , . , . . . . Ilu- wholc l1'ilIIl saw au-lion ul llu- prc-scznsou tilts. l'.HIN'l'Illllf IlUll1't'illDll' wcrc Bob Lawson, Lev Sniclser Bcn jacolrs. illlll, Ul'1'0lll'h4', rt-coral sclliug llolr lforlris. Q P 4 2, V , W . 1 Z, 'Q , Qtek? -y 5 k '41-if mr, Q J? 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' F ' f' fff '., - N C-Ik.-xgggql' Fig Lf-3 -i :Q 3, ...E-'Q 'L ' i Y , fx i . l N X, , . ln his first ye-ar as 1-was-li of tliv Alu-rtlwii Baslwtlnall B squad, Bob Basicli was able to form. after a slow start, tlu- varsity unali-rstuulivs inlu a sinootli working ball-hawking combination. A-squad coach Georgia Palo van look with 1'll4'nlll'2lg1'lll4'lll tnwartl tho cunning st-ason as he will have many capable and tale-nlffwl lmys Vflllllllg up from tlu' ll-squad. Ili-pt-mlalilcs suvll as Duncan Chaffee, Bill Snider. Jerry Boling. and lion Sollu-im will gre-ally lmlslt-r Ilia- 4-llurls of tlw ll'2lIll. ln t'0lll'4'l'4'Ill'0 play tliis past svasuii ilu' ll! wvrt- alvlv to ravls up a 7 win-5 loss rvcord for uiulisplxteml 2nfl plan- in 1-onli-rc-m'v standing. lli-n l'lvansun. livn Mvllaw. Doug lilllltlgl'l'll. 'llmn Milli-tt. and Stan Kangas arv ullwrs wlm liavn- playi-el 1-atalwarl lrall for lloln llasit-I1 in ilu' z-mason past. Tllcse buys will be playing again ni-xl ye-ar. 4-itlu-r on tln' I3 or A r-zquail. This past football season with all its action and excitement saw four boys garner the football awards. BEN JACOBS was awarded the JOHN MASHIN RING for his fighting heart and integrity. TED FLEMING, team co-captain, was recipient of the PERRY CLARK TROPHYg this trophy is awarded to the player who is a sportsman, has ability as a leader, and is sincere. CAL WATERHOUSE received the GEORGE SAVAGE MEMORIAL AWARD for his terrific action in the Thanksgiving tilt. Receivers of the COACHES' AWARD for willingness, determination, and persistency were PUNK SMITH and DON SCORALLE, while TED FLEMING and KEITH BELCHER got the CAPTAIN'S TROPHY. On the basketball scene, big BOB FORBIS was receiver of the CAPTAIN'S TROPHY and the HERB WILKIN'S TROPHY. The WILKIN'S TROPHY is awarded on the basis of scholarship, sports- manship, ability to lead, and ability as a player. LEE SMELSER was awarded the VIC PAVELICH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD for his qualities of sportsmanship and determination. PAT CONNER was awarded the HI-Y INSPIRATIONAL AWARD for his ability in swimming and for his inspiration to his fellow mermen. LEONARD NIXON was given the CAPTAIN,S TROPHY for the swimming team. Due to an early deadline on our sports copy, we were unable to get the names of the winners of the remaining awards of baseball, track, and golf. o Jaffe Deane Kay Stamey, Sharon Wood, Cora Twidwell, Joyce Daniels, Lois Jenkinson. . I If f- 'f ,4.-.1 . If 65' 3 f Z V Lf 0 3:22. 2. ' ' f ., , my 5 Vg: ll 2 v, ,f Q 37 gk., First row: Elmer Keiski, Tom Askew, Larry Davis, Richard Sanford. Second row: Ral h Dever, Francis Johnson, Corey McMillan, Gordon Greeno, Roald Tangvoldl wimming , 2 ,, s Q . is 2 M f ' x i f Q e' , J i , , , 'f A N it I L ,bfh Q f t l , L Q as is X . f . 5 E, I L, 1 2 I 5 i 7 1 5? Hifi 2 f 3 9 ,,,,,. . First role Qin waterj: ,lim Phipps, Lee Rhoden, Tom Askew, Roald Tangvald, Joe Thein. Second row: Manager Al Franko, John D. Reid, Don Woodland, Don Rantala, Leonard Nixon, Rich Askew, Wes Hamblen, Manager Joel W asti. 'Ihird rozr: John Schuh, Corey McMillan, Ronnie Graham, Dick McAllister, Harry Hooker, Roger Hoiland, Hans Jonassen. Under the tutelage of Bus Fairbairn and eaptained by Leonard Nixon. the Aberdeen mermen splashed their way into a tie for sec-ond plaee in the Southwest Washington League. ln the Western Washington Swimming ehampionships, held at the Miller Natatorium, the 'Cat swimmers eopped the third place trophy. This feat was due in part to the display of Wes llamblen. llarry Hooker. Don Rantala and Corey fVlefVlillan, all standouts in point gathering. The State Swiinming meet at Seattle saw the lllue and Gold taukinen end their season in a tie for six spot among the Washington teams. During the season the lloheat swim squad had a 4 win-5 loss reeord. healing Vaneouver twiee, splitting with Longview and Seattle Y. M. C. K., and losing two hard ones to Lint-oln of Taeoiiia. The team will lose live memhers through graduation: Captain Leonard Nixon, llans jonassen. Hoger lloiland, l'at Conner, and Don liantala. llomeroom IUO won the intramural fool- lxall crown. First r ': B l Y k G Nicholson, Floyd Rcllxhcr, lllbne ?!Z'alk3I?-125 .Svrunrl row: John SChlll'l, Hich Thompson, licv Armstrong, Ed Strom, Richard Wager, Chuck Vlfilmot. . Q N 5 at f Ga, 'fi ' f , 1 Q . ' ' iff 54 2, N V if it f , ,V ,,. ,,....- L Q , v , 'V A ng , 'f ' , 'I Z f fffh, V 'q,f , 4 v ' . V '- '47 - 'fp V -H 1 -31 , I f- 4 f 'z' .- ,, ?V 'V' 9?-?9fZ1E1'F'1.L:,1 f-,.- '- - ,,.fzf.Qmff,2gt:. 1, ..,: , yt.. ,am A ' V1 ffm, f 5.124 ze ' V ---,- ..,, ,. . ,,,,, V , 3 f V ,, , f wi, Vg, 4 V .. , , V,. 4., , ff : V zz: we - 1 , 'V X. 4, 'A , ff, V' ,.7V,Vl,V 2, ,f A A,-,Q 2 ' , fl? ' .MWAN V . 1-- X , t 1 , Q, f Wg 1 ,g N x qw ,givin f-- fgfefg-V-ffff,7,,.fTff-7'Wgfmz 4 hgiizxf Moya-v, 'ffff ww24:,,ff-V V-M' ' hy 4 ,V . , f I- I ,l Homcrooms 206 and 312 Ocean Breeze baseball champs were First row: Pete Rat- tie, Mick Rajcich, John Misscl, Ron Dixon, W'alt Lcnahan. Scconrl row: Wvayne Brado, Jack Brooks, Tom Hennie, Archie Hall, Arnold Jacobs, John Kolodzie. fi at aaa Captain Jim Mitbjfs intramural team cap- tured the basketball Cham lionship. First rout Eddie Rosi, Wayne llirado, Second row: Gary Fox, Rich Carroll. Jim Mirby, Larry Jones. , ..,,,Q ir 5? , if Ama? 4? 7 'F fl JV s tr 's V, wa- 2 at V . -' , 5 foe a ' ' ' 591 ,. . ., .X falssesfsisf seXf5ua,z,,sAt 1 Aim Vanta ui rt? P92 N ,Vv,vT', Y,-'wit-xg ' ,, '.!-.ae 5sfs 1 oxQ V. 9 .1 - s , 3 1 FQ Q 9 :S N I 1 K 5 ,,.t,,, .,,,,, , ,V . X ts A N R 'f .ex XXX V? . , . -I wa: Wiizif 2 f 4' f 1 v I 0 1 2 fv- a M .. First row: John Landherg, Punk Smith, Jim Young, Dick Lundgren, Ken McCaw Mark Sirrs. Second row: Joe Thien, Don Snider, John Haukeli, Louis Johnson. Not in plkvture Gene Walkama, Duncan Chaffee. f 957' W ,gf W ' 4 mmf' L, ' X 0 Z f ? 2 .X ' .L Fi,-qt mw' Ch-n Wall, Cone Elma, Jim Phipps, Luc Lauder. Svcmul row: Lee Rhioden, Fred Wolgamolt, John Strada, Al Ffunko, Wayne Wurlon, Paul Rudm. aaeball ...ffl 'awni- Af . Q wa , mil! 154110 ,,. VA. v KN lp M. v W f , 3:7 ,.., Y: , . wr M Q, My-eff ,, ,....,.,0 ' -A-. f ,,. 4 v , . f1.'fL, fnzfz.. F., 4 - ' an at V -- V f Front row: Bob Turner, Ed Strom, Dennis llarkonen, Jimmy Jones, Larry Harrinton, Fred llillier, Jim Hattie, Don Pierce, Byron Eager, Dick Hliboki, Paul Fallgren. ' Hack row: Norman Snyder, Howie Johnson, Duncan Chaffey, Chuck Wvillmot, Jim Mitby, Oliver Riekkola, Larry Makos, George Batinovich, Larry Jones, Benny Jacobs, Lee Smelser, Ken Perry, Gene Nicholas, Dick Hale, Ed Kulich, Ron Solheim, Francis Johnson, and Coach Pop Miller. Despite the efforts of ole Jupe Pluvius to drown out early baseball practice, the Bobcat nine coached by veteran ball player Pop Miller came along rapidly and faced their first foe, Stadium of Tacoma, on April 11th. Starting in the outfield were Oliver Reikkola, Don Pierce, and Ed Strom. All of these boys were power hitters and boosted the team's efforts enormously. On the bases for Millefs team were Lee Smelser at lst, ball snagger Ron Solheim at 2nd, Larry Makos at 3rd, and speedy Duncan Chaffey at shortstop. Howie Johnson and Jim Rattie, two dependable reservists, also saw much action in the infield. The battery on this stellar club was Benny Jacobs and Dennis Harkonen pitching and Larry Jones catching. LQ ' W rac Al Bivens. versatile coach of the Bobcat cinder squad. was greeted by a host of track hopefuls in the early spring turnouts. Although the cindermen lost their first two track meets, Bivens rapidly shaped his outfit into scoring combinations that gave Bobcat boosters a successful track season. Aberdeen lost its first track meet of the season by a mere points to Kelso on March 27th. Don Scoralle was enable to participate due to a leg injury. and Ed Rosi. star sprinter of the '52 season. was hindered by early season blisters. Bob Lawson. all-round athlete and record shattering track man. gave the track fans a thrill with his marvelous deeds in the broad jump. high jump. and high hurdles. linheralded squad members who consistently added points to the Aberdeen totals were Rich Morgan. sprinter and weight man: Rich Carroll, pole vaulter: and Karl Wlallin and George Smethers. Biven's weightmen. Co-captains of the cinder squad were the two leading sprinters. Don Scoralle and Eddie Rosi: this speedy duo always ended in the high point bracket for the Bobcats. Not to be forgotten was the terrible trio consisting of Mickey Rajcich. the mighty mite who garners points in the pole vault and low hurdles: Tom Hennie. the Romeo of the high jumpers: and zany Pete Rattie. runner of the 880. First row: Bill Speir, Bill Snider, Mickey Rajcicli, Tom llennie, Jim liltilartliy, ,lohn Lluyle, Jerry Lukin, Les Bodnar, Ed Rosi, ,lack Pyatte. Second mir: Al Franko, Dave Haner, Ronnie Graham, Tom Millctt, Pat Dyer, Len Nixon, Bob Lawson, Neil Dahlstrom, Hd Teagle, Don Scorallc. Third ron-: lloach Al Bivcns, Virgil Smith, jerry Boling. Arnold Jacobs, Cal Waterhouse, Ted Fleming, George Smethers, Doug liundgrcn, Corky lfurstenwertli, Ken Mcliav, Rich Morgan, Karl Wallin, lid Peterson. VN I in mf. lr, 9 2 Pvfm be -s . 1 Iii' wx QQ N TS ss ,yy I., Qww 1 f WWW' ,K aw I,-5 .- j257c, i,,- . :L ff M , , f f ' IQ , Hob Lawson .X 'A 5 'T ff W V , 1, Quo! V ,V ,gwy .f f ,4 X9 3962 , ,ff ,v .492 MMM vi golden gina D ta is i O W5 Q- 0 First row: Carolyn Rubenstein, Janet Carns, Judy Hall, Jackie Marrs, Jean Graham, Louise Rosen, Sally Duncan, Dagnija Keire. Second row: Joan Krogstadt, Heather Spence, Joan Marrs, Sandi Fuller, Kay Bloom, Missy Vammen, Mary Louise Fulseth, Elizabeth Hill, Lucretia Anderson. Third: Roberta Cavers, Joanne Rogers, Linda Kocher, Claribel Karshner, Barbara Fox, Carol Crook, Genclle Elms, Pat Adams. Golden Fins, girls swimming organization, was led by Lucretia Anderson. president, for the past yearg Margaret Vamrnen served as vice-president: Genelle Elms was secretary: Dagnija Keire. treasurerg and Barbara Fox, reporter. Between the dates of April Oth and 9th the Golden Fins presented their annual water show at the Miller Natatorium. The theme was Spring Magic. auf., 2 ' 1 'M or t is My AN-gd, ,w X , rf' ' , J' J 1. 'E ,fe Q E 1 fe , v Q, 4 1 Q 2' I M, 5 ma 'v' ' V in Q -gh in I Q' mt' X Q ' J f ' 2 i 7 fi A t lx 3, g,,,,..f ii, Q 4 I Z 7 ,mf W. V! 'f f'ffff f -2 ' 7 f ' wmwyqmmt 0 M f i i , 1, '4'Mf7 f 'Mgr f1,, , af' ' 0mQWmWWWWf' ffmffWWWqfzY : , 6, 'Z 1 I ,.-,.. . f f, V H W ' f WQ?f'Ww4 www , 'f I gf ,iffifff I - ' ' ,hgh f f' Q , '4' 02 'N' ' ,fwmwgg Wa? vww Y We ,I gf, ,' 2, VV , 5 ., fr, . 1 X 1 I f,,.,,f4lw,12 f 7 ,gk , V . f ' , ,W fi ffefylv, X , ff, , ,, . , A 'X ' Q , 5g2,,,,,.a , W3 1 xfms ,. l ff ,' irff fn iramurafd Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Mayne the G. A. A. sponsored a program of girls' intramurals in volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis and baseball. Topping the year was the annual Playday, at which Aberdeen played hostess to ten other schools. Although girls' athletics does not get as much public recognition as boys', the program is very important. W 5 www, if-911 1' 4 A ,il .Mr tomwwww Q . ABQ? i X4 rw N t., - -,329 :N 2 - .W S, f' ' 'i . IMA , v K Vs' Q9 at 52 ksiwg ri ,4 is -A X- WAN. it . 2 . Xl s Q4 , ' 5 -' 2- N-1 islam W, . 53' gg I-1 ' fx O J Xifvfi,-:r s f'S1Q - :wir , sk '- waz. 4121, : Q -X - f'.s:wwz-: 'X . , ll ewwwwww ..V, .M l ii i i l N i x waz, ,.r.,,,,,, VV V z-:wi T N , fl f A WSH- , ..,. , ff xzfffggggwz- , z R 9 V. . If,-s4.fX,bM,izx5 F ,V we ,.., ag.. V -W-q-Q-.up-... e I as he , snag Y .am The Championship Girls' volleyball team consisted of, in front, Co-captain Connie Baker and Anna Pinewski, and in back, Marie Young, Sharon Johnson and Beverley Hulbert. Ann Niemela, Co-captain Rose Ann Rhyne, and Helen Hughes were also on the team. 1 ,W , p , IF' 1 m ,M , -1. if Un lhe honorary volleyball ll'HlIlW4'F1' Anna Pine-wski, Sharon ,lohnson, Marie Young, Gloria llaulu-li, ,loflnn fawis- lak, and flora 'llwirlwx-ll, honorary vap- Iain. llelene llughes, liarhara Sturm, l'llorc-nee Woofl, anrl liuhy Van lin-ek were also on this team. Tennis is one ofthe few sportslin Whiffh girls play other schools. First rom Sherri Barry. Mary Ann Hall, Della Peterson. Eleanor Swanson. Second row Doreen Tvler, Cora Tidwell- MEUYHHH Forsbergajoan Parker. Louise Rosen Claribel Karshner was also on the team ... , HS vm' Ziff: 't . P. 4 -. -. ' ,,v':':3 5 .,..a...-F-we-' uv, I N i :.-.M A ,....i, , A 1 N 'X . . r -Q, ,- E-FBYYSS. afkiswgmf, pi aw 4 ve, X 4 N X N , + 9 -. 1 in 5 - '- fv 1- ,-, , ' Q-W. .N Q. On the championship basketball team were Cora Twidwell. Gloria llaukeli. Arlone Shelley. and Captain JoAnn Zaxsislak. Others on the team were Joyce Wiley. Maryann Forslmerg. and lfsther Parshall. us., v-y AX 'W Q-1 Nix I ii ll . If L. If ' I A I ws Win A '4 , mf f I V f, ' ffsw ' 'W f U ,lf ,.. g. 04. A ,4 W if Prcsinlenl of tht' ll. -X. A. fur 1932-1933 was Cora Twiilwell. Utllcr offivvrs were Hub Van U4-ek, xivf--prefsinlerltg Sharon ,lul111sm1, M'4'l'I'l8l'y1 Ann Nic-mela, repurlcr-llistorian. Dun Pic-rve svru-nl the ye-ar as president of ilulelen A. 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Dress Clothes 208 East Heron Street Aberdeen Home of GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES BHENNA THE HOUSE roR VALUES' II2-II4 E. Wishkah Street Phone Abrdn-492 WAUGH'S MENS STORE Clothes for Young Men Wishkah and H Streets Aberdeen, Washington ELWAY 8. MACAN SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 4Oi No. B Street Aberdeen, Washington CANTON CAFE CHINESE f-AMERICAN DISHES nouns 1 P. M. ro J A. M. 3I2 South G Street Aberdeen, Wash Typewriter Sales 81 Service Co. TYPEWRITERS 81 COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES IO7 E Wishkah St. Aberdeen, Washington fight! UXICXZIIIA PYPIH l West s l Men s Store 302 E. Heron Street Phone Abrdn-652 IIA V4 , U JH! 9.1 , f -- J J ,til ,,G'f.,,,.J 4 K - F ' , ,f-ff J' 1-I'-f f1f'57. Zen' 5 4 ,,,,'L,-- fi rl!!-4'-.f X 0 f 'f ,y ,f .. 4 4' gf . , ' J ' ip. 9 -'7!4 442 g,v .fn..f,f'1f,,,l,5f,,.,-fri! iw..-gffi ,qZ'2,- I Cf 1--4 L, f Qg'f ..,,4 - vL':7-fi!! ,L ' if Mp' ,P ' 5 .. , ,, ff-.rf AJ ff I ,I ,x , 4 1' i! - A' 1 V 1 f' 1 ffklai. I., ,Q-GW, ,QL,,,4,',,,j,,v . 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A MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING AND SHOES SSTIILTIT glint! !l'lA,1Ar'.f fi l'Ulll HARBOR HARDWARE gl ELECTRIC COMPANY IO6 W Wishl-:ah St Aberdeen, Washington GRAND CENTRAL BAKERY Buy Where ll:'S Baked Phone Abrdn'327O Aberdeen, Washington SEARS-ROEBUCK 8m CO. II6 West Wishlcah Phone Abrdn-4400 Aberdeen, Washington Liberty Drug Co. PHONE ABRDNY667 ZOO So. Broadway Aberdeen, Washington FURNITURE WORTH LIVING WITH O .JCIUAIIUH - Cl'0gqZl 1 II8 A. W. BARKLEY BARTON PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE Coniracfing and Repairing Says 315 E. Mafkef Ab- I75 GOOD LUCK To The Class of 53 .ik Complete Men's Wearing Apparel Wishkah and G Ab. I29 III E. Wishkah Ab. 499 ART 'ENGLUND S. H. KRESS 81 CO. Jewelers 5 - I O - 25-cenf Sfore II5 W. Wishkah Ab. 60 I00 W. Wishkah Ab. 3776 Gloss Lolunilbrgf 81 Cleaners SAARIS STUDIO I' n. 375 3075 Says L'2IfT'2fI,,,Dff,T' - CLEQELTZQZEPT' ffoood Luck fo fhe Class of '53 I WCRTHIS woMEN APPARELS AMBRUST 8K LAUDER Good Luck Seniors . . II4 W. H Ab. 240 IO8 W. Wlslwlcalw SI. 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