Wellpinit High School - Redskin Yearbook (Wellpinit, WA)

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A, ' 'I H3 - , ff ff ma, X X 53-Q' , 7 pi ggy X ' 'H i fx fwfnril fm if V Q 'V 1 .- 5.313 fxfwf-gf: -QSC?-1Zl'EZQ'.'fm. , A ----x - - .--' .r G1'. 5 .W f, 45 X 1-1111. o1f:' 'fs .f'-I-' ..f-5 .4f'15:,3fmqQfg.'1'-Y' J-111:11--Ez:-5 ,.. up ' 4,,.,f...,.,.- , T Ag I rf SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Someone once said, WThe first thing which education teaches you is to walk alone.W The greatest gains in the world of human endeavor have come from men and women who have learned to think. Certain fields of academic endeavor are offered to students be- cause they develop the power to think, to identify and to interpret factsgto have doubt as well as reasoned belief, and to divide the true from the false. Zed The minimum goals of every student should be to be present every dag to attend to all the assignments of the teachers in the best possible manner, and to try unceasingly to develop a pleasing personality and attractive person. As one is doing these things, he is making himself socially acceptable to those around him and to the world he will meet after his graduation. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE I would like to comment not only as a principal but as a coach. I wish to commend our teams on their splendid con- duct in defeat, as well as in victory. I am sure our stu- dents will continue to meet success or disappointment in the same humble and upright spirit, whether it be in the classroom, in the community, uation. will be Wellpinit a happier which to have been wfwv or in their lives after grad- I am sure that we able to say that High Schoolhas been and better place in work because they here. John B. Flett BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. R. Hastings Chas. Tandy. Sarah Wynecoop ' ' Olive Wynne FACULTY ' Standingz, Roxy Phillips, Joseph Williams, Phyllis Attebery, Helen Schroder, Lelia Scott Seated: Francis S. Tyllie, U. O. Attebery, H. W. Blackenburg X Sm I I .BR -. W ' 32 ., . 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W, LWWWMWMW ii E9 lm? all 11,5 sf'-'N ml fi f mn HELEN JEAN EDDY Student Body Secretary- TFGBSUFBF A Class Secretary 5 'Lie That Jack Built' A Redskin Review Assistant 'F3TEi7Tf Basketball 5, A softball 1, 2, 5 Cheerleader A Redskin staff A A PHILIP WYNECOOP Salutatorian Class Vice Pres. A 'Lle That Jack Bullt' M Football 5 Basketball 5, Q Baseball 5, h CLASS HISTORY Four years have quickly passed since fourteen Nshyu Fresh- men entered our study hall. Looking over these years, we recall some pleasant memories and others which are not so pleasant. Our first day of high school was August 28, l95O. The mem- bers of our class were Helen Eddy, Philip wynecoop, Robert wynecoop, Marlene Wynne, Suzanne Dinehart, Miles Peone Leon- ard Cox, Thomas Sam, Albert Brown, AQDES Thatcher, Nancy lgnace and Lee, Stanley, and Laverle Rima. Our teachers that year were Superintendent C. E. Cheyney, Mr. Glenn Gal- braith, and Miss Sylvia Miller, advisor. Shortly after the opening of school the three Rima's and Leonard Cox dropped. Our Sophomore year found us with more confidence and less shyness. Suzanne Dinehart transferred to a school in Spo- kane. Nancy lgnace and Agnes Thatcher dropped out that year too. we had the concessions at the football games, where we sold pop and candy to make some money. Our teachers for the year were Superintendent John Estes, Mr. Glenn Galbraith, advisor, and Miss Ermina Davis. The members of our class during our Junior year were the same except for Thomas Sam and Miles Peone who joined the Armed Services. we decorated for the Senior and Sports Ban- quet. we had the basketball concession and a very success- ful dance financially. Also several pie and cake sales were held. Early in April we received our class rings. we were instructed by a whole new faculty Superintendent U. O. Atte- bery, advisor, Mr. Francis Tyllia, Mrs. Phyllis Attebery, Mr. F. Grant Smith, and Mr. Mark Bunsness. The latter re- placed Mr. Smith at mid-year. The following students were enrolled for our Senior year: Philip and Robert wynecoop, Marlene Wynne, Helen Eddy, and Albert Brown. Later we lost one classmate--Albert, who en- listed in the Army. Our teachers were Mr. Attebery, advisor, Mrs. Attebery, Mr. Tyllia, and Mr. Joseph williams. The events that completed our high school careers---our one- act plays, the sneak, the Senior banquet, and Commencement-- made a great impression upon the four students who had the stamina and determination to reach their goal. CLASS WILL We, the beloved Seniors of l95h, in full possession of our mental andfphysical faculties do hereby make our last will and Testament. To the Juniors, we will our ability to control the purse strings. To the Sophomores, we will our well-known personalities and dispositions that helped get us this tar. To the Freshmen, we leave our ability to work. To the Faculty, we leave all the mean tricks pulled through the years. I, Philip Wynecoop, do hereby will my valuable unmarked desk to Darrel Hastings. My reputation to Norvel Peone so he wonlt have to earn one. My loud shoes to Irene Flett. My place on the bench to Robert Eddy, who seems to like it. ' I, Helen Eddy, do hereby will my honesty and integrity to the Junior girls. My new desk to Richard Wynne and hope he keeps it in as good shape as l have. My ability to take freshmen subjects when a Senior to the Freshmen boys. l, Robert Wynecoop, do hereby will my pitching ability to my younger brothers and hope they will do just as well. My new Chemistry book to Robert Wasson who is a promis- ing young chemist. My ability as student body president to Charles Tandy. l, Marlene Wynne, do hereby will my sore arms to Esther Lowley and hope she keeps them in good condition. My cheerleading outfits to the Freshmen girls. My foolish- ness to Janet Wynecoop and hope she can keep it up. My cheerful way to Dick Wynecoop. We, the Class of l95h, Wellpinit High School, Town of Well- pinit, County of Stevens, State of Washington, United States of America, sign and seal this on a day of con- fusion, May 28, l95h. Philip and Robert Wynecoop Legal Advisors CLASS PROPHECY Wellpinit, washington May 27: ' Dear Mr. Attebery: Af a reunion of the Class of '5L, we have been reminiscing and decided that you might like to learn what has become of the four of us. Philip Marshall wynecoop has fulfilled his life-long ambi- tion to become a teacher by occupying the post of Professor of Education at Stanford University. Rumors are afloat that he intends to run for Governor of California next fall. Guess what: The newly-selected UMother of American is none other than the former Helen Jean Eddy who won the title on her merits as a mother of twenty children and forty grand- children. Her experience as the oldest girl in a family of seven came in quite handy. That most studious one of us, Robert Owen wynecoop, is now working on the Atomic Energy Commission at Los Alamos, New Mexico, and is still an eligible bachelor. However, he is hoping to get time soom to consider the possibilities of an early marriage. Now comes the surprise. Marlene Alice Wynne is the wife of Dr. Paul Bunyan Reamer, former teacher at U. C. L. A. lt seems that Mrs. Reamerls flashing smile won her so many ad- mirers that she is now teaching in her huSband's place. we hope that all has gone well with you and your family. Sincerely, CLASS or I95L+ CLASS FLowER Aster CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO You will Never Be A Champion Until You Also Have Learned To Lose JUNIOR CLASS Left to right: Darrel Hastings, Mr. Williams, Advisor, Charles Tandy, Russell Eddy. 9.- pi-'I' 515332 ., kb: . .- f an A- ':'3:.f 't ,I ,HI : , :tl-lf' 14. . :ff-E . ,fir f ..,,, , , . ::5:5?rE2S:, '-' - 'E5Eg5gi:' 55523513 ,, LM .. f' -335: is?-Wk? ,.,,, IL .F -----K-f,5ff'f'iZE32S,'g9:':: ' I Q 'ga-1 Q:r37QvHQWWh itz. +' tigig:-35: 7:3:f:f:5 V'NQ A-,.. ,.,.e .'.- ' f' A lag: X xl.. 1555553 , iw . .- -I Y 1. .I .,.. ,A-...r A-N 51,3 .,.- Map. .eh J -5 ,: L., ..,-,cy-A-1,.q.',.,:,r:-rt ---- ., 4?-':,5r :'p f 1fw'-mi' ' .1 'twifxawswf ' SOPHOMORE CLASS Top row: Esther Lowley, Robert Eddy, Mike Lowley, Advisor, Mft Bottom row: Robert Wasson, Janet wynecoop, Anne Flett. uniors Sophomores FN rv ar? vi' 45 ,ii Freshmen 'u CLASSROOM SHOTS SHOP Dave Wynecoop, Dick Wynecoop, Richard Wynne, Roberf Eddy, Philip Wynecoop, Darrel Haslings, Mike Lowley. PHYSICS Philip Wynecoop, Robert Wynecoop, Darrel Hastings Russell Eddy, Charles Tandy. CHEMISTRY Roberl Wynecoop, Charles Tandy. HOME ECONOMICS Irene Fleff, Esther Lowley, Anne Flefh Priscilla Solomon, Evelyn Wilson, Norma Solomon. TYPING ll Helen Eddy,Marlene Wynne,Darrel Hastings Roberf Wynecoop, TYPING l Esfher Lowley, Anne Flefl, Charles Tandy, Robert Wasson, Russell Eddy, Jane? Wynecoop. ' ' 1 4 . ' '5. '- ,: I xffffg A 5 TWEJL H Qwmnsk' S fall FRESHMAN CLASS Slandingg Evelyn Wilson, Norma Solomon, Lorelfa Williams, Mrs. Affebery, advisor, Norvel Peone, Richard Wynne, Dick Wynecoop. Seated: Irene Fleff, Dave Wynecoop, Priscilla Solomon. ! CQ R. 5 ' 1 Wwfivix x xi THLUICS N W iffy., P'-f . f' -,QM g., . - 4 V wa? ,ff fb D I :fir Z!! : !:,li'mf,r.'L,f: I ' fffaii' 5 YN an CX , gk ' fi: 1 4-1' 5' 'Q 46?4 1 4255523 ef A Eigzgggwif' 9 A A? 1s::::firfpCm N 51:4 f55Q?:s.fa fkfkffi' pf' 'Q f is. -ANI.. f fi! 1 'fliilfirz' KX t n 11' gf4ff,'-N'ff5,1sf1 'TAY' ,q '. ,f-gf mi, B ,gm ,, L fl. 53029 .Vs ,, ,1 ii GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls with just two regulars from last year, Janet Wyne- coop and Marlene Wynne, and then losing Janet for about two months, due to an appendectomy, started the season slowly with one-sided defeats by Northport and Springdale but ended strong with a victory over Valley and two one-point defeats. Spirit and determination contributed greatly to their steady improvement. SCORES wel lpini t Northport LL? wel lpini t Springdale L48 Wellpinit Kettle Falls 50 Weilpinit Valley 29 Wel lpini t Northport 514 Wellpinit lnchelium 55 Wellpinit Kettle Falls 52 Wellpinit Valley 50 Wellpinit Springdale 57 Top row individuals: Suzie Williams, Ramona Wynne, lrene Tandy, Esther Lowley- Group picture top row: Loretta Williams, Marlene Wynne, Janet Wynecoop, Anne Flett, Esther Lowley, Norma Solomon, Suzie Williams, Helen Eddy, Coach Tyllia. Bottom row: Joyce Wynecoop, Ramona Wynne, Lillian Brandom, Priscilla Solomon, Evelyn Wilson, Irene Fleth Irene Brandom, Irene Tandy. Bottom row individuals: Helen Eddy, Janet Wynecoop, Lillian Brandom, Marlene Wynne. Girls' Basketball '3 9 Q w 15 Qi les 9 9 6: 9 Q J Boys' Basketball kg P C. SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Senior High Basketball team had a disastrous season as far as winning is concerned, winning only 2 of I7 games. However, the team gained the lesson from their experiences, the lesson that sports was intended to give--win if you can, if not, lose graciously. Games should be won in the same manner. Our boys were complimented after each game by the officials on their excellent attitude and sportsmanshipgand, as a coach, 1 compliment them on their undying spirit in face of great odds. The boys never quit and were always giving their best. If winning were the only goal in sports, then in our conference only one team achieved the goal while seven others failed. ln fact, only one team in the entire state would have accomplished the purpose for which sports are played. Congratulations to a team who did their best and won many friends in so doing.--Coach Tyllia SCORES wellpinit 28 l ....... . ....Gonzaga wellpinit LL ...Northport wellpinit M9 ..SpringdaIe wellpinit M2 Kettle Falls wellpinit 52 ..... Gonzaga wellpinit 55 ...... Valley Wellpinit M5 ...Northport wellpinit 53 ....Hunters wellpinit 57 .... Chewelah wellpinit 59 ...lnchelium Wellpinit 55 , . .... .Marcus wellpinit 5h Kettle Falls wellpinit 59 . ..... Valley wellpinit 52 ..... Hunters wellpinit M5 ..Springdale Wellpinit 52.... .... Rossland, B. C. b5 350:00 I oooaRO5SIaI'id, Bo Co 655 9155 Top row individuals: Darrel Hastings, Norvel Peone. Group picture top row: Philip wynecoop, Charles Tandy, Russell Eddy, Robert wynecoop, Coach Tyllia. Bottom rowg Robert Eddy, Robert Wasson, Darrel Hastings, Mike Lowley. Q Bottom row individuals: Russell Eddy, Charles Tandy, Robert Wynecoop, Philip wynecoop. CHEERLEADERS HGIGH Eddy, Marlene Wynne, Janet Wynecoop JUNlOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High boys had a fine experienced team but were handicapped by lack of height. They won six and lost seven, climaxing the season with a great rally, coming from behind to defeat Rossland Juniors at Roseland. The team showed fine sportsmanship and their coach commends them for their fine spirit and cooperation. Wellpinit Wellpinit 18... .... .... . . .. Lili SCORES ..Springdale hh lf. ' ..'lKeHle Wellpinit 28... .... St. Mary's Ml Wellpinit 55... ....... Valley l5 Weilpinit 20... . . .... Hunters M6 Wellpinit 56... .. ....lnchelium 2h Wellpinit l7... .. ...... Marcus 57 Wellpinit Zh... .... Kettle Falls Wellpinit 5 Wellpinit OUCO il 6 Ili aneoocvaiiey 20 .....Hunters 57 Weiipinii i2no0 ooonspringdaie M7 7OTAL 568 598 Top row: Marshall Wynecoop, Richard Wynne, Chuckie Cox, Dave Wynecoop, Gene Galbraith, Dick Wynecoop, Coach Tyllia. BOTfOm row: Louie Wynne, Delbert Wynecoop, George Solomon, Marvin Flett, Steve Wynecoop, Harold Alexander. BASEBALL Although we have eleven players from grades 8, 9, IO, and only one player is playing the same position that he played last year, won two and little more beat. The enthusiasm we expect a successful year. TO date, we have lost one. Our defense is excellent and with a improvement in hitting, our team will be hard to coach is very pleased with the fine support and shown by the players. lt is their hustle and taking advantage of the breaks that have gotten them off to their fine start. Top row: Richard Wynne, Robert Eddy, Philip Wynecoop, Charles Tandy, Russell Eddy, Robert Wynecoop, Darrel Hast- ings, Coach Tyllia. Bottom row: Steve Wynecoog Marshall Wynecoop, Robert Wasson, Gene Galbraith, Chuckie Cox, Mike Lowlew Dave Wynecoop, Dick Wynecoop. v x +1 -v Y, 1, - af,-. - x ' ' '+P' ' 4Y'f!f9,wfQ,. ,N ,ggi Lf 33 1, s f w +4 L., '-W-in '12 Wgfiicx 'f ..r!,wp,vl muah! . M . 1: ix , . mf I is f-. Q., My 1+ r if In ' 4, x mr i Q X -:f1j3,,. , ' - Q ,X f QQ 5' 'i 1 , -4,43-7 W 5 L A .,.. M A :IE , w rjftxim 4 -if i .1 E f - 1' 'fli 31 - M W E131 1 11+ - 5 1 ' - wg! ' M A wx f 1 W ff: H, 'gf , -4 , uf 1 xi 1 af-TW 'If An?-'.4 'P' -.. ,,J,:1Zxf,-. ,A Q - f an ' c 1 'G'-v wr r ' 1 XML X! 11.- x, , I I ' . ,, A , , 41 4. 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' 1 :X-,,,gf VTX rf THE LlE THAT JACK BUILT Top pictures: Dora Taylor, Uout to get her mann . . . . . . .Marlene Wynne Jack Ellison, young man with too many girls .Robert Wynecoop Helen Douglas, one of the girls . . . . . . . . . Helen Eddy Frank Montgomery, whose plan paid off . . . .Philip Wynecoop NDEAR LADY BE BRANEH Middle pictures: Dr. Clark, who ugoes alongu with his patient. .Robert Wasson Miss Nellis Sweet, who never even got a ring. . . Heien Eddy Miss Daisy McLandon, the Nwinneru ...... Janet Wynecoop Miss Hattie Montgomery, interested in money . . .Annie Flett William Tandy, the uconfusedn bachelor. . . . .Charles Tandy Fungus, the negro janitor . . . . . . . . . .Dave Wynecoop NTEA FOR TWON Bottom pictures: Girls' Chorus. Solo part sung by Robert Wasson. Directors. Mr. Attebery and Mr. Williams. For the first time in several years, the students had exper- ience in producing some plays. They were very successful in their efforts, in spite of the fact that none of the cast had ever had the opportunity to participate in this type of activity to any great extent. The directors hope to repeat this type of performance next year. ga 11 'wwf f 'f bt: f 'Y ' A . sa .l il f vq-- ' n M 15-..... I PUBLICATIONS STAFF Both the Redskin Review, the monthly paper, and the Redskin, this annuET'EEEUTEETT5E, are composed, edited, andf'TE'TFe case of the paper, duplicated by the students. The staff has endeavored to improve the contents and format of both publications this year in order to give the patrons of the school a better idea of the activities of the students. Redskin Review Redskin Editor . . . . . . . .Marlene Wynne. . . . Robert wynecoop Assistant Editor . . . .Helen Eddy . . . . Marlene Wynne Business Manager . . . .Helen Eddy . . . . . . . QHEIEN Eddy Art Editors. . . . . .Robert Wynecoop. . . Robert Wynecoop Darrel Hastings Darrel Hastings Janet Wynecoop Sports Editor. . . .Charles Tandy. . . . Charles Tandy ClassEditor............. ....Russell Activities Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . Darrel Hastings Snapshot Editor. . . . . . . . . . . Philip Wynecoop Standing: Darrel Hastings, Russell Eddy, Philip Wynecoop, Charles Tandy, Mrs. Attebery, advisor. Seated: Marlene Wynne, Helen Eddy, Robert Wynecoop. CHORAL GROUPS For its members the Girls' Chorus drew from the upper grades as well as the high school. lt performed at the County Dir- ectors meeting, the Christmas program, the one-act plays, the Chewelah Play Day, Graduation Banquet, and Commencement. The repertoire has included a wide selection, ranging from religious and semi-classical to the lighter, popular type. In addition to the Girls' Chorus, there was also a Boys' Chorus whose members came from the junior high grades. For their appearance they chose to collaborate with the girls in a tour de force in the final group of songs at Christmas. The'gF5up5'pEFT5rmed admirably on every occasion, and it is to be hoped that this high calibre of attainment be not only maintained but eventually augmented. Top row: Marlene Wynne, Richard Flett, Gene Galbraith, Dennis Eddy, Herman Cox, George Solomon, Marshall Wynecoop, Robert Wasson, Helen Eddy, Janet Wynecoop. Middle row: Mr. Williams, Harold Alexander, Delbert Wyne- coop, Louie Wynne, Esther Lowley, Anne Flett, Loretta Wil- liams, Suzie Williams, Marvin Flett, Steve Wynecoop. Bottom row: lrene Brandom, Joyce Wynecoop, Ramona Wynne, lrene Flett, Priscilla Solomon, Norma Solomon, lrene Tandy, Lillian Brandom. A990925 Sa -nv-V+- im. 'X x 1 Y 0965 Wu-ll Li H H. : ' P 'N . Q w A G ?f.fI '.l'f W ?f5 . N f E3f Wim ' WHEN? mmm.. Buttons AND Bows li-H owe The Sewing Club starts its sixth year with 22 members. The officers are Marlene Wynne, presidentg Esther Lowley, vice- presidentg Janet Wynecoop, secretary-reporter. Club members exhibited at the local and county fairs. They entered the county demonstration contests and the style review, as well as putting on a local style review and demonstration contest. Fifty per cent of the members won blue ribbons at Colville and were entitled to enter the Yakima Fair where many again won blue ribbons. Several attended a Rally Day at lnchelium. One junior leader attended the State Meeting at Yakima and several members went to the State Club Camp at Pullman. A party was given at the schoolhouse, and the group put on a Game Festival to raise funds to purchase a Pfaff machine. The Club ended its busy and productive year with IOOZ com- pletion of projects, record books and attendance at the Achievement Day Dinner, where members and leaders were a- warded their pins for the yearfs work. This won for the Club a much-coveted gavel. Standing: Ann Triplett, Dorothy Lowley, Doris Wynecoop, Mrs. Sarah Wynecoog leader, Rosemary Eddy, Janet Wynecoop, Esther Lowley, Marlene Wynne. Seated: Lillian Brandom, lrene Tandy, Irene Brandom, Joyce Wynecoop, Ramona Wynne, Robert Wasson. Li-H GARDEN CLUB The l952-55 Garden Club started the year with sixteen mem- bers and finished with twelve completions. Charles Tandy, Robert Wynecoop, and Philip Wynecoop attended M-H Club Camp at Pullman. Those completing their projects exhibited at Colville and Wellpinit. Some exhibits were sent to Yakima. Present officers are Charles Tandy,president5 Richard Wynne, vice presidentg Steve Wynecoop, secretaryg Darrel Hastings, reporter. Standing: Mr. Campbell, leader, George Solomon, Gene Gal- braith, Richard wynne,Philip Wynecoop, Charles Tandy, Robert Wynecoop, Darrel Hastings, Robert Wasson, Marshall Wynecoop. Kneelingg Eugene Wynecoop, Kieth Hastings, Dick Wynecoop, Dave Wynecoop, Janet Wynecoop, Steve Wynecoop, Don Peterson. JUNioR hen CLUB LEADERS Left to right: Marlene Wynne, Philip Wynecoop, Charles Tandy, Robert Wynecoop, and Janet Wynecoop. sENloR Mau cooxina CLUB ln i952-55, the Cooking Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Wasson, held ten meetings at the school. The girls exhibited at the Colville Fair and the local fair. The problems for the l95h club year are to prepare five breakfast, dinner, and supper meals and to learn how to eat the different types of foods. This year's officers area lrene Flett, presidents Marlene Wynne, vice-president and junior leaderg Anne Flett, secretaryg Janet Wynecoop and Esther Lowley, junior leaders. Left to right: Mrs. Wasson, leader, Esther Lowley, lrene Flett, Janet Wynecoop, Marlene Wynne, Anne Flett, Priscilla Solomon, Loretta Williams, Norma Solomon. JUNloR MPH cooxiuc CLUB During l952-l955, the Happy Hour Club had seven members. All of the girls received their pins for completing their work and all attended the Achievement Day exercises except Ellen Williams, ings, we exhibited many blue who was away at school. Besides the regular meet- took part in the County Demonstration Contest and at the local, county, and state fairs, winning ribbons at all of them. This year was a very suc- cessful year, and we look forward to more achievements and a larger group in i955-EELL. Left to right: Mrs. Tandy, leader, Ramona Wynne, Joyce Wyne- coop, lrene Tandy, Donna Mae Samuels, lrene Brandom, Suzie Williams, Lillian Brandom. x 1'f..s -96' 29 cm? sfff N 1 xx- W ' ,- 4 D 4 5 ax 2 X X a f,., A01 f CS WMS 1 x 'j 1 1, K4 Xa 2 , f ' 3 ' xii: l ,iL.. .di S A SPL' . I 5 X X g3.XXgx .! . NNN iw x 5 -, S.. f ' 'b N N ., .. -- N' ...J 1323 c NQJ J S SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Top row: Delbert Wynecoop, Eugene Galbraith, George Solomon, Herman Cox, Dennis Eddy, Marshall Wynecoop, Richard Flett. Middle row: Steve Wynecoop, lrene Tandy, Suzie Williams, Louie Wynne, Marvin Flett, Mr. Blackenburg. Bottom row: Ramona Wynne, Lillian Brandom, Irene Brandom, Joyce Wynecoop, Herald Alexander. - x, lx fi? Qif,ii? Qyx T If 'T H-fl 5-,X Xgx Will FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Top row: Melinda Wilson, Doris Wynecoop, Ann Triplett, Donna Mae Samuels, Mrs. Schroder, Louis Stromberg, Keith Hastings. Middle row: Barbara Smith, Donald Peterson,Johnnie Williams, Dorothy Lowley, Rosemary Eddy, Joseph Finley. Bottom FOW: Alvina AHGFGWS, Anna Marie Pasquale, Sue Wynne, Kenneth Flett, Keith Brandom, Eugene Wynecoop. N.f , Q - Sd 'D 'r ni 3,4 mi' N XX ,Nu ,A J X N, - 4 K .. fl! x qhxl g P A IX 21 4 x : r5:F,g3,5igSW1:.H- ' - 3 I f. , lug, . 3 . fii 'H A! ?!ff1' x 5. is . ,, l E 25-V ' .... - THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Top rowg Mrs. Scott, Theresa Solomon, Earl Wynne, Linda Rajewski, John Adrian, Alvira Cox, Paul Smith, John warren Samuels. Middle row: Lorraine Lowley, Shirley Dick, Mary Lou wilson, Faye Hastings, Sophia Smith, Dean Samuels, Terry Peterson. Bottom row: Vernon wynecoop, Danny Humes, Willard Phillips, Kenneth Tandy, David Madera. Not in picture: Oritencia Villegas. .4 lfjf ,LDXXQ X ,W T X li. Q Lffaxxe wt I' ' X QX X X x QA? I j ,. XNSN QNX XM iiliii is f it L ea N aw ' W., , olfl, 'T' SIS'-D' P ST? FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Top row: Miss Phillips, David Lowley, Barbara Anne Eddy, Vernon wynecoop, George Flett, Thelma Ryder, Shirley Rajew- ski, Sharon Zachary. Middle row: Samuel Boyd, Beverly Madera, Paulette wynecoop, John Ryder, Gloria Elijah, Melvina LeBret. Bottom row: Louie Martin, Mary Ann Peterson, Jo Mpn Badroad, Kenneth Attebery, Joseph Moses. Not in picture: Ernest Sebastian, Roscoe Sebastian, Donald Villegas. i 4 Q :,.-31 -1' ,F XD bimpg JL I x 4 r x Snr f xxx xsvv --.3 Ngh ., 5 ,fN.?,,- 1 QA I 1 ,-- '!, My WW T W .P 1' 1 'W 'V . , Q A zz' -j -. K ' 1. 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N A PETERSON MERCANTILE Gas - Oil Pop - Candy Dry Goods - Grocerieo Ice Cream - Cigareffes Ammunifion - Feed Phone 5LL6 wel lpinif, washingfon WELLPINIT CHIEF Groceries Gas oil Charles Tandy, Owner wellpinif washington Crosseff's Store and Food Lockers Complefe Line of Groceries, Hardware, and Dry Goods we Appreciate Your Pafronage Phone lL4.2 Springdale, washi ngfon Jerry and Olefs Barber Shop Colville washington Gas - Groceries - Oil Candy - Pop - Ice Cream Dry Goods - Feed Roy and Chrisfine Le Brel wellpinit washington Mercer Texaco Colville washington FORD STORE Groceries Gas - Oil - Candy - Drugs - Ice Cream General Merchandise Welcome Ford washington ARCHlE'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE Phone 5146 Springdale, washington JONES MOTOR SERVICE Mobil Products washing--Polishing--Lubrication Emergency Road Service Tires--Bafferies--Accessories Phone 85 Reardan, Washington OLD KUNG COLE'S Food Beverages IOO S. Main Colville, washington MAIN SERVICE STATlON Bernard Bakken Richfield and Goodyear Producls Colville Washinglon CHEWELAH TRANSFER CO. Henry Foos, Owner Home of Building Malerials Washers Frigidaires Radios Eleclrical Appliances McCulloch Chain Saws Phone 9l5 Chewelah, washinglon nAlways Al Your Servicen ZOODSMA Plumbing Sheel Melal Healing Phone QLD Colville, washington BEST WDSHES TO wELLPlNlT'S CLASS OF 'EM from KESTER'S SHOES AND DRY GOODS For Qualify wearing Apparel, Dry Goods, and Shoes Priced Righl Shop al Our Friendly Slore Shoe Repair for Xlra Wear Kennelh Kesler Pauline Kesler Chewel ah: Phone 756 SPRAY'S DRY CLEANlNG Laundry nDon'f Delay--Send If To Spray's!n Colville: Phone 2l7 Chewelah STAN'S BARBER SHOP Men, women, and Children Haircuffing and Shaving washington Colville Besf wishes To The Class of l95I4 BARMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE washington Colville Best in Drug Sfore Service THE REXALL STORE Grover Graham Washington REARDAN BUILDING SUPPLY Lumber and Building Supplies Cemenf Plywood Paints Aluminum and Sleel Concrete Blocks Roofing Sash and Doors Builders' Hardware nwe Have a Way To Make Deliveryn Phone 60 Reardan, washi nglon ERNEY'S BARBER SHOP Shampoo wrisl Watches and Welch Bands Gloves Accessories for Shaving Brushes Hair Cuffing Accessories HGood Place fo Go For Smooth Shavingn Reardan washington UNION OIL COMPANY Maurice F. Bogart, Consignee Phone 66 Reardah, washington Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of l95h of wellpinit High School THE CHEWELAH INDEPENDENT Publishers Office Supplies Printers Chewelah washington RElM2N'S COLVILLE DRUG Prescriptions Colville washington HATER'S TEXACO SERVICE For Night Service Use Buzzer we Serve Hamburgers al Night Pop Candy Ice Cream Cigarefles Gas Oil Phone 566 Springdale, washi ngfon TIERNEY BROTHERS Dodge Trucks Dodge Cars Plymoufh Cars General Electric and Hoffman Television Sels Phone 58 Reardan, washington COLVILLE AUTO PARTS Colville Washington COLVILLE SHOE REPAIR why Buy New Shoes when we Repair Like New Colville washington Empire Electric Robert M. wuesfhoff Home Appliances Television Building Maferials Radios Healing and Plumbing R.C.A.-DuMonf-Zenifh Phone IOOM Cheweiah, Washington SHELLEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY Automobile and Fire Insurance F. Ao Shelledy Phone 26II Valley, Washington CORBIT EQUlPMENT COMPANY Caterpillar Tractors John Deere Tractors and Farm Implements Used Farm Implements and Tractors GMC Trucks See Your Caterpillar-John Deere Dealer For the Best in Farm Equipment Davenport washington RANCH HOUSE CAFE AND TAVERN we Serve Food with our Meals Come In and watch Television Phone 50 Reardan, Washington GARRINGER REALTY COMPANY we deal in City Property, Farms, and Ranches If you have property for sale, contact us at llh North Main Write for Listings Colville Phone 2l2 washington Printing and Publishing Office Supplies and Stationery THE STATESMAN-EXAMINER Colville Washington FoNK'S 5d TO 3I.OO STORE WHeadquarters for School Suppliesn Colville Washington CHALMERS SALES AND SERVICE Farm Headquarters McCormick Machinery International Trucks Pontiacs Expert Mechanics to Give You Service Phone lO75 Chewelah, washington REARDAN MEAT MARKET Retail and wholesale Custom cutting and Meat Carving Phone Sl Reardan, washington VALLEY DRUG COMPANY nReliable Prescription Servicen Roy F. Herda, Reg. Ph. Ed Meinhari, neg. Ph. Hservice to the Sickn Phone 585 Chewelah, Washington KULZER'S, imc. Largest and Most Complete in the Northwest uln Business in the Same Location 65 Yearsn Shoes and Rubbers Electric Ranges Drugs Dry Goods Refrigerators Furniture Hardware Heaters Tires Groceries Feed Radio Vegetables We Sell at Mail Order Prices Phone 260k Valley, washington Frisk Grocery Fresh Fruits and Vegetables On the Highway Phone 70 Reardan, washington I h ,, A D LINCOLN MUTUAL f Groceries Machinery Fuel I I Phone 25 Reardan, washingfon COLVILLE GARAGE A international Trucks I Q Television Sets , 5 I ! I i Phone 58 Reardan, washington STROYAN'S SERVICE STATION F. J. Slroyan, Owner Distributors of Rainbow Gas, Slove Oil Furnace Oil and Diesel Oil Tires and Accessories valley washington LEHRMAN GARAGE DeSoto Plymouih I willys Sales and Service lO7 W. Main Chewelah, Washington BANQUET CAFE Home-Baked Pies and Cake Mary Harding Chewelah washington WASHBURNS'S Cleaners and Tailors Dry Cleaning Pressing Altering Repairing Phone QOY Chewelah, washington PAEPER'S Dutch Boy Paint Sherwin-Williams Crosley Appliances Kem-Glo and Super Kemtone Universal Small Appliances General Merchandise Owner: Fred Paeper Phone 2h6 Davenport, Washington Congratulation Class of 'EL from Davenport Drug Company Hugh Stotts, Pharmacist Phone IIE Davenport, washington RAlNBOW SERVICE STATION Rainbow Gasoline Batteries Miller Tires Quaker State oil Accessories Pennzoil Motor oil william wolfrum, Manager Phone 95R Davenport, washington DENSON'S HARDWARE Farm Machinery General Hardware Tractors Electric Appliances Trucks and Parts Giftware Phone 75 Davenport, washington DAVENPORT MOTORS Guaranteed Used Cars Davenport washington Congratulations fo the Class of I95h from LYNN FARM SUPPLY Genuine Ferguson Tractor and lmplemenls Sales and service Oliver Kaiser-Willys Phone L5 Colville, washington Jefferson-Thompson Motors Lincoln and Mercury Dealers 220 S. Main Telephone MMZ Colville, Washington Chesfer's Clothing Store Shoes and Clolhing For All Needs lO8 South Main Colville, washinglon CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1951: WE WILL MISS YOUR PRESENCE AND WISH YOU MUCH SUCCESS UNDERCLASSHEN AND FACULTY THESE PATRONS HELPED MAKE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE Hale's Fountain and School Supplies Buchananfs Sport Shop Colville, Colville, Rexall Drug Chewelah, Kohlstedt Pharmacy Colville, Davenport Barber Shop Colville, Nelson Hardware Chewelah, Wyatt Beauty Shoppe Chewelah, Associated Service Valley, Ken D Tedfs Pontiac Davenport, Central Service Station Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Clair wynecoop wellpinit, Washington Washington Washington Washington washington Washington washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Q52 weve-QCP UJIWUP