West Valley High School - Wimoah Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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W 1' P A J3!OYa 1 X , W3SlIlHgt0H,l Z, , 'IJ V c ' l ' U9 J all 2, m M J N 5' , ,sew L LX lr, X x '1 ,Lf 1 t .o . CP . ' J A nv . 4 MJ X x X 1 , W l f' I I 2 X fab ,rdf my i jx 7 Uv 'J M X it' 1 .F we P I KV far, A , QW ul 125 A Salli Bierman, Editor Nancy llafsos, Associate Edit lyn Sani lo, Business Ma g Foreword We, the staff, present the first Wimoah with the sincere wish that all who see and read this book will see West Valley as we see it. 0ur first Wimoah, based on the poem, The Building of a Shipv by Henry W. Longfellow, is dedicated to the citizens of our community who un- dertook to build our West Valley High in spite of the headaches and heartaches it involved. iilluild me straight ditor's essa e Many people do not realize how much work there is to putting out a yearbook. The first WI- MOAll was no exception. The staff has put in long hours of hard work to make it a success. At the be- ginning of the year, most of us did not know any of the fundamentals of such a publication. We worked hard and now our hope is that you will enjoy the book. The theme of the WIMOAll is The Building of a Ship, by Longfellow. We think the building of the ship, as portrayed in this poem, is symbolic of how West Valley was built, from the construction of its buildings to the organization of its clubs, and how our lives and characters were developed this past school year. To Miss Christensen, without whose willing guidance and help we would have been lost, to Nancy Manning, cover designer and artist of the division pages, and to the staff go my sincere thanks. It is my hope that this book will serve as a record of one of your school years that you most enjoyed and in which you played a part in creat- ing the early history of a promising, wonderful, new school. Sincerely, . . 0 Worth Master Table of Contents PAG Administration . . 9 Seniors ....... l7 Classes .... . . 25 Ilrganizations . . . 41 Activities . . . . . 57 Sports . . . . 65 Index ...... 74 Advertisements . . 7 6 1 , jWZ0fyf1QW2f-Z5 761262 ffw-6Z.QAV770zS,,7fZ,,ze,jA?Q,,Z D iZ5' wfffffff,,1,Q4,, 7440 27,463.25 gf-,7g, Zi, - 1 794464Z , .2244 J 40.7-71iZ-j waz X494 2 aqij yjofa ,Z-WXZ3 ZZ if 4272-Cf ---A L, , yg4fsf- 4 , 1421 ' V4 foot! 1 HL 62-4 J :H-L Th buiigs ghisegszignlil wyfififpfig i ii miQJ,ffw Rigs if fi XMWDZE ff A of M EX QWWO WJ Wmdff kg? cb NYJ? ,WWW Afmini Q VDV yQ 19 QQ,gM,.L, M. :fM w J ww, 3, WW 'bf .5 .L Ag umgo Cxmoo 'QSM 33 V wwf, uk -3 gk QT31 x Mag-Z, 1 age 2 'N' -'7 - as QWPMQQQJ ii! E S 23 fs? XF iiziiil . , r ., , N., . 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Others have allowed it to pass hy unnoticed. At the top of the list of ohservant people. we would place the people of the West Valley Community. Our people took a legislative directive, exam- ined it carefully in terms of the education of our youth, and hy vote, created the West Valley School district. It is proper that this year hook, our first, should honor these parents and patrons who had such vision and foresight. You students and your parents have converted a dream into a reality and made an actuality out of a foresight. You gave form, life and purpose to an idea as you wrote the Student Body constitution, cooperated with the builders, conducted class despite the noise of the saw in the hall, started an athletic program without a full complement of upper classmen, created an enthusiastic cheering section even when the score was lopsided against you, made new friends, organized the necessary cluhs and activities, wrote and mimeographed the school news releases, developed music and dramatics departments, displayed FFA and FHA accomplishments, and made policy decisions in the representative student council. Yes, each new situation de- manded adjustments to a new school and new standards. These were learning situ- ations. Student opportunities were unlimited. You have done well. A school is not just a huilding, hut a life, your life. Your aspirations, successes, your life. as lived in Vliest Valley High School make a school out of our building. This is what the parents saw as they looked to the fixture for West Valley. This is what you students have patterned for yourself. your school mates. and the hundreds of chil- dren now too small to rememher when there was no West Valley High School. They will some day follow in the traditions which you have. this year, created. The pattern is good. They will take up where you have left off. Words are inadequate to tell the story of West Valley, but no words are necessary to see that the future is secure if people everywhere can meet their challenges as our decisions are hased on what is best for hoys and glflg and youth of our community courageously as have the people in West Valley. We face the future confidently when Q ecretalje fs. Miss Evers L5 Mrs. Cherry 0 9 uperintenden Nlessa e Principal' llesgege ,?VM, ttilfbfzv In the Ruins of Ur a room has been unearthed that was a school 4,500 years ago. Clay tablets of instruction used there still exist. Schools and education have been a part of every known civili- zation. Education today is an accumulation of all the things education has been in the past. The purposes of education are many and varied in America, where a high degree of freedom has prevailed, but some widely accepted purposes may be listed as follows: 111 To prepare the in- dividual to make a living and to make progress in his vocation, or to help in that process, Q25 To prepare the individual for mature and complete livingapersonal and family, social and civic-in today's world, and to help develop moral, ethical, and spiritual values which benefit both the in- dividual and society, and CSD To increase man's understanding of the arts and humanities and his appreciation of his cultural heritage. Education is responsible in maintaining continuity of thought, and culture and moral values be- tween the present and the past. The umain roadn of accumulated knowledge and fundamental cuture, leading from the remote past through the present and into the future, should be kept wide open and well paved. There is a great need in this confused world of today for better morals, more self-disci- pline, and a sounder sense of values. Possibly the greatest contribution education can make toward meeting that need is to give all who pass through its doors a deeper awareness of what we owe to the great artists and scientists, the teachers, thinkers, inventors, the explorers and statesmen, the poets and patriots of the past. The citizens ofthe West Valley School District have recognized, as people before them, the im- portance of education. These fine school buildings and facilities are a monument to that belief in education. It is our desire that the members of the graduating class, though attending only one year here, have been prepared in some measure to meet the demands of life. Some of you will be going on to college, some will take your place in the work-life of the community, others will join the armed forces of our country for her defense. ln any event our wish is that you will attain a great measure of success in your chosen field lar ga ecretar 4 I -rlf ' Lay square the blocks upon the ship Left to right: Mr. C. E. Clasen, Chairmang Mr. Otto J. Cerhardtg Mr. Hubert C. Hullg Mr. Ira Wooding Mr. David K. Froula, Clerk chool Board The school board certainly deserves praise. These fine men have given many long hours of their time to carry on the business necessary for the operation of a school. From the first, they supervised the building of our school so that we might have the best facilities possible. lt is because the school board and the people who elected them have a sincere interest in the younger generation, that the West Valley High School became a reality. Their job is not all work and no play though. This fact can be evidenced almost any Monday night about midnight when the suspicious smell of coffee and sound of hearty laughter issues from behind those closed doors, where the school board is supposedly carrying on such solemn business. and follow well this plan of mine , I LLL, Mah. Aiwa-Ano MHMW Mrs. Le-ta Berves Mr. Leon Burnside Mr. Elmer Ch Miss'Barbara Christensen Library Agricult r Ph 'cal Edu 4 M9 Typing, Shorthand fp 13-441 - ' .I ' - gton 1 - Jie-J f M, 3.414--4.-..vLf 1 Coa A F I Iluia X ' 5 ' is . t Choose the timbers f ! g eat careg E Ha Mr. Gordon Dowd Miss Hazel Freeman Mr. llery rvey Mr. Arthur Hutton Bookkeeping, Algebra Home Economics jf HI! Drivers' Training, Coach Md? C,cw1fY1fVV'M Q will !lfi,Li'UWNN 'f-JP' Auf? 1, ,L , ..,' X 1 f J ff lid 'xl NBR .IT ll . N 'Iv W' X , Q - xl ly 'il ' ' all 'ill 1 QJJ f w Q Mr. Aliiilx 'effle Mr., a renc 0 er KW Miss Ilene Martin X XXL Mr. Walter Mick Bandf, Chorus Soci l y, U. S ory X! English, Journalism Woodshop, Algebra ,fext Mrs. Betty ,lo Doud Physical Education y Facult The facu ty of West Valley High School was a wonderful group f teachers who succeeded in teaching us much in spite of many ob- acles in the form of inadequate facilities, interruptions during classes by workmen, and unwilling pupils. We are truly thankful for their patience and wisdom in handling us and hope that in some ay we have increased their satisfaction and enjoyment of teaching. As we come to the endof the year, we suddenly realize and begin to appreciate the effect of their efforts on our lives. Some of us will be carrying out into the world experiences and wisdom obtained and Art I II here. The rest of us, and many new students, will be back for more , t year and hope to meet again all of these friends, our teachers. Mrs. Doris Lisk Mr. Howard Lawrence English I, IV Chemistry and Biology and Dramatics , ev WMM! ary 0f all that is unsound bewareg Mrs. Gay Most Mr. William Rupel Spanish General Math, Mr. Sherwood Sorbo , Latin, Study Hall Geometry, Physics Washington History .,k., ,yin Km I. Z 1 is 2 l 1 E XM 53151, ' aid: iv' Mike Paradis, presidentg- Karen Griffith, secretary, Nancy Manning, treasurerg Les Lennington and Mary Ann Luepke, social co-chairmen. A. .B. Oiiicers and Council The student council had a wonderful opportunity to begin an active stu- dent government at the new West Valley lligh. ASB. President Mike Paradis proved to he a very able organizer and conducted the meetings in such a way that the husiness was acted upon swiftly, and without confusion. One of the accomplishments of the council was learning and practicing the rules of parliamentary procedure. The Student Council was responsible for deciding many of the rules and regulations of the school and supervised the voting on school colors. school song, etc. They also approved all the school dances and parties. Most of the business and problems of West Valley passed through the Student Council and each representative was responsible for carrying back important news to his home room so that everyone in the school would be informed on what the council was doing and could therefore take a more active interest and participation in student government. or only what is strong and good . . . IST ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Luepke, Shirley Barringer, Faye Schonewill, Carole Galloway, Ann Horst, Carol Bierman. 2ND ROW, left to right: Nancy Manning, Karen Griffith, Ralph Velasquez, Bob Sorenson, George Velikanje, Carl Brown, Ken Zaremba, ,lack Enbom, Janet Ferguson. 3RD ROW, left to right: Jerry Shafer, Bob Jones, Les Len- nington, Billy Daniels, Mike Paradis, Dave Larsen, Lonnie Stull. .V its! s .Pts 143, '1 :Kwai wc., It . Cary Wainscott, Janet Ferguson, Nancy Manning, Mike Paradis, Salli Bierman, Karen Griffith, Gerald Cerhardt tudent Handbook Committee The Student Handbook Committee prepared a handbook for the students of Vvest Valley which in- cludes the A.S. B. consti- tution and constitutions of the clubs, information about the organizations and activities of the school, a list of classes o-ffered and graduation requirements, a map and floor plans of the build- ings, in fact, everything about West Valley High School that new students would need to know. lt is hoped that by acquaint- ing new students with the customs and traditions of West Valley, they will feel more at home and more loyal to their school. Constitution Committee The Constitution Com- mittee had the responsi- bility for organizing and writing the Constitution of West Valley High School. The constitution includes the rules and regulations, election pro- cedures, eligibility rules, traditions, etc., of West Valley. Many long hours of thoughtful considera- tion and work by the com- mittee were required to decide the best policies for our school. The C011- stitution, when complet- ed, was approved by the student council and then by the student body. To this vessel shall belong . . . Dale Ellis, Mike Paradis, Gerald Cerhardt. Second row: Becky Shields, Carole Bierman, Sally Cordner, ,lo Ann Shafer, Pal Harrison 15 XR ' L-Q 1, E f Y is-Q , r i a E Bus D Drivers ?lRST ROW, left to right: .eon Marquardt., Paul D. Wystrom, Don Rennie, Ilaude Smith. SECOND row, left m right: Scott Westerfield, Ernest Ash- nan, Steele Shannon, Paul FI. Nystrom, Roy Snyder. 16 Janitor 3 ,Q Dallas Morton Assistants David Lackey, Park Riddle, jerry Crawford was , sv- ,t q K 'mr SZ, .Bl lr .f.rt,,. rm' . r.,, .!,,,.. ,iii WWWVKWM NW ffjvymwffjy ,V M M MWYQZWW q'iSk u M MM s X J STX N ff M ,WW Ah! If our souls but poise and swing Like the compass in its brazen ring, -LONGFELLOW J Loc? - I Wgelfmwgzf -fLf,,44Q?4,.,.fwQ,60D-ae-f5fff4j ywfwff-f 'j ffZ'7 ?f-wf,g,a4cf4A,cfaf,4-JZ X5 HQ faux-'uff1.,f, xf7f1Vopef,f,af6d.,Z4fdfmf644 -X '7Wf7yf4f04-4M0Wf7'Wff4 ,iff Sen kwigigil 2 six 5533? ,3ZQW54QfWAW W WWW PM z My MZQQ fi 0 ffwl-lfiyyjw AL Ai MNA wg .Q..,..-1. ' -Q: W ,, , ' .nj-444' f , My ,wJ + 4 - , f '.VV'. 'U - i - ' : V I , ' L,. .Uv gf ff-..:' ',,,1..'1A ',.4L., F 4' .uf J A V ,A V A H f I X, m.uu.zsn.. - . ':., 1.4 :1-.mg.g'8..-., 'wf-a,a...:Lm..2uiir:.sm ' -1' ---PY' -.1--f--H : J - ' - ' ' ' '- -' ' N . H ' - ' , .- 9 ' ' ' ' enior The unbending efforts of countless teachers, the love and understanding of faithful parents and the facilities of many schools have been the necessary constituents in the making of this, the first graduating class of West Valley High School. The class of 56', is deeply grateful and indebted to the people that have made the attainment of this milestone possible. We are proud and honored to be the first graduates from this new school. and we hope that the examples we set can be respectfully followed in the years to come. ln the process of building and establishing our new school, many decisions had to be made and traditions set. There was an abundance of hurdles to cross, but we feel we did our part and are proud of the job we did. But overlooking the minor problems we faced, we happily recall the gayer moments. lndelibly imprinted in our minds are the memories of the many activities that we so genuinely looked forward to, and so thoroughly enjoyed. Mistletoe Fantasyv will be remembered by all as the theme of our thrilling Christmas ball. Chuck Toop and Salli Bierman mounted the sparkling antiquated cutter, drawn by a mystically beau- tiful reindeer, to reign as King and Queen of the ball. Ever level and ever true to the toil and the task we have to dog Seated : Salli Bierman, Treasurer janet Ferguson, President Cary Smith, Vice President Nancy Manning, Secretary Standing: Larry Walker and Carol Schonewill, U f Activity Managers ' Les Lennington, Parllamenlarlan Mrs Doris I :sk Advisor Good drama was displayed in the Senior class play entitled 'The Little Minister. A double cast of over thirty was used to make the play a fine success. Another highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior prom. The Juniors were fine hosts and made it an occasion that will not soon be forgotten. Finally came the day we had been striv- ing for and yet dreading. Graduation time had arrived. Announcements were sent, caps and gowns donned and tassels meticulously put in place. The march started and soon each ld in his hand a diploma, the symbol of ac- omplishment. ln years to come, when we hear the famil- iar refrains of Buckle Down Vllest Valley and see the fighting llams engaged in royal battle. we will surely remember West Valley High School and recall all the memorable oc- casions when we wore the beautiful blue and red. I Q JOHN ASHBAUGH 1BigJohnJ F. F. A. 2, 33 Football 43 Letterman,s Club 4. NANCY AULT lBedj Book Store 33 Dramatics 43 Paper Staff 43 Pep Club 4. SHIRLEY BARBINCER lShirlannJ Drill Team 23 Ushers Club 23 Photo Club 23 MYB Teens 33 Assembly Dramatics 33 Annual Staff 4g Pep Club 43 Librarian 43 Office 4. 0 SILVIA BIEHMAN lSallil Class President I3 Band I, 2. 3g Class Vice President 23 Ceilam I3 Pep Band 2, 33 Annual Editor 4g Senior Ball Queen 43 Class Treas- urer 43 Song Leader 43 Constitution Commit- tee 4. KATHLEEN BISHOP QKathyj Library Club 43 Robe Committee Chairman 43 Secretary-Treasurer of Library Club 4. KENNETH BRYANT iKennyJ We shall sail securely, DOUGLAS CLAUSING fDougl Band I, 2g Student Council I3 F. F. A, 3, 43 Senior Ball Committee 4. JACK COMBS Hack, the Ripperl Track 13 Dramatics 3, 43 Paper Staff 43 A. S. B. Vice President 1. BETTY .IO DAVIS fBaby Joj F. H. A. 43 Library 43 Pep Club 43 Dramatics 43 Dramatics Play 43 Science Club 43 After School Sports 33 Refreshment Committee Jun- ior-Senior Prom 3. DALE ELLIS fCurlyJ DERALD ERICKSON lltockyb Paper Staff 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Junior Class Play JANET FERGUSON lFergiel Class Secretary 13 President 43 Home Room Secretary lg Vice President 33 Treasurer 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. 43 Treasurer 33 Song Leader 43 Pep Club 2. 43 Social Chairman 43 Junior Class Play 33 Paper Staff 3, 43 Delegate to Tri State 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Student Counsel 43 Constitution Commit- tee 4. LEON FULTON tDinkl GERALD GERHARDT tJerryl Journalism 4-3 Constitution Committee 43 Chairman of Decoration Committee for Senior Rall 43 Audio Visual Club 43 Science Club 4. DEAN HALLAUER Paper Staff 43 Science Club fl-3 Audio Visual 43 Decoration Committee for Senior Rall 4. ALICE HEATER tShanty Irishb F. F. A. 2, 33 Sentinal 33 Office Practice 33 P. E. Assistant 43 Audio Visual Club 43 Girls League Representative 1. and safely reach DORIS HOPPIS lfioppyj F. I-I. A. 1, 3, 43 Vice President 43 Pep Club 1, 3. 43 Annual Staff 3, 43 Library 43 Dramatics 43 Paper Staff 43 Business Manager 4. BOB HOWIE l.Snoopl DANIEL JONES tDanJ F. F. A. 3, 4g Dramatics 4g Dramatics Play 4. DON JONES tStudj Football 1, 33 Track 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Quartet 43 Student Council 1, 3g Audio Visual Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA KENNEDY fShortyJ F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Office 4, Library 4, Dramatics Play 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Administration Editor 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, lntra Mural Sports 2. MINNA LEHN lTerryl Pep Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, Paper Staff 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Dramatics Play 4, Junior Class Play 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Girls Quartet 4, President 4, Girls Athletic Club 1, 2, Decorations Committee for Senior Ball 4. LESTER LENINGTON l,Lesl Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Coordinating Counsel 3, 4, lntra Mural Sports 1, 2, 3,'Decorations Com- mittee for Senior Ball 4, Basketball 4. MARY ANN LUEPKE 1Pugl Majorette 2, Ushers Club 3, HYN Teens 3, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, A. S. B. Social Chairman 4, Office 4, NANCY MANNINC lNanl Paper Staff 4, Editor 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Home Room Secretary 2, 3, A. S. B. Treasurer 4, Constitution Committee 4, Chairman 4, Class Secretary 4. FRED MARTIN fFrogj Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4. the Fortunate Isles RALPH MORTON lPud,-gel MIKE PARADIS lOdd Ballj F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Parliamentary Speaking Team 2, 3, 4, Degree as State Farmer 3, 4, Track 1, lntra Mural Basketball 2, Honor Society 4, Home Room President 2, Treasurer 4, A. S. B. President 4, Student Council 4. BILL PECKMAN lWillyj Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, Clee Club 4, Dra- matics 4, Home Room President 1, F. F.A. 1, 2, 3. DELORES RAYMOND DELMAR RECORD fBig Dell Track 13 Basketball Manager lg P. E. Assist- ant 43 Band Boys League 13 Home Room Rep- resentative 13 K. C. Club 23 Audio Visual Club 43 Chess and Checker Club 33 Annual Staff 4. SHARON RITCHEY fSherryl Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Publicity Chairman 4g F. H. A. 1, 43 Library 3, 43 Dramatics 33 Paper Staff 33 Annual Staff 13 Ski Club 43 Audio Visual Club 43 P. E. Assistant 43 Photography Club 3. MILLY SANCER lChickl Library 3, 43 Photography Club 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Secretary-Treasurer 43 Paper Staff 33 Ski Club 4g Audio Visual Club 43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 43 Annual Staff 2, 43 Senior Girls Quartet 43 Vice President 4. CAROL SCHONEWILL lDotl Ushers Club 33 After School Sports 23 Home Room President 13 Glee Club 43 Senior Girls Quartet 43 Dramatics 43 Dramatics Play 43 Senior Ball Princess 4. GARY SMITH lSmittyl Football 1, 2, 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 Track 23 Let- terman's Club 43 Class Vice President 43 Sen- ior Ball Clean-up Committee 4. MARILYN STULL lTootsl Clee Club 23 F. H. A. 1, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Annual Staff 43 Library 43 Vice Presidenti43 Home Room Secretary 1. on whose shining beach WALTER SWANSON 1Handsome Hansoni Football 1, 3, 43 Baseball 33 Ski Team 33 Ski Club 2, 3, 43 Program Manager 43 Letterman,s Club 43 Science Club 43 Photography Club 3g Dramatics 2, 33 Stage Manager 2, 3g Paper Staff 33 Sports Editor 33 Annual Staff 43 Sports Editor 4. GARY TRAMMELL tTraml K. C. Club 2g Audio Visual Club 4g Chess and Checker Club 2, 33 F. F. A. 33 Home Room Representative 13 Annual Staff 43 P. E. Assist- ant 4. ANNAMAE TRUDEAU tAnnl Paper Staff 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 4. LARRY WALKER tPorkl Football 1, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g lntra Mural Sports 1, 33 K. C. Club 23 Senior Ball Adver- tising Committee 43 Annual Staff 4. ALVINA WEISHAAR QAIJ Band 1, 2, 33 G.A.C. 1, 2g Majorette 33 Office 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Dramatics 4g Dramatics Play 43 Senior Ball Decoration Committee 43 Junior Prom Decoration Committee 33 Sen- ior Girls Quartet 4. BRUCE WILLARD Uugj Track 2g Hi Y 2, 3g Ski Club 3, 43 Science Club 43 Annual Staff 43 Knights of the Cut- lass 2. CHARLES TOOP QChuckD Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room President 3g Photography Club 3. MALON ZEIGLER fClarkj F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 3, 43 Dramatics Play 4. The sights we see, and the sounds we hear, renior Will NANCY AULT-To my sis, Becky, I will my well-autographed pee-chees. JOHN ASHBAUGH-Leaves in a cloud of dust. SHIRLEY BARRINGER-My one dimple to Joe Wiley. SALLI BIERMAN-My capacity to collect anything and everything for my bulletin board to Loretta Anderson. KATHLEEN BISHOP--I will to Phyllis Vance the typewriter to type catalog cards next year. LEON BURNAM-My parking spot at the wishing well to Terry Hubbard. KEN BRYANT-My nightmares tan accumulation of I2 years? to anyone who wants them. DOUG CLAUSING-My places in the advanced Ag. class to George Ortman. JACK COMBS-I will my evil thoughts and reputation to Tim Nebeker. BETTY JO DAVIS-My Ford Thunderbird to Ralph Velas- quez to'take some lucky girl out. DALE ELLIS-My curly hair to Dave Larsen. DEIRALD ERICKSON-All of my money problems to Perry asey. JANET FERGUSON-My ability to blow the chemistry lab up to Patty Goodykontz. LEON FULTON-My good behavior in class to Dave Vallem. GERALD GERHARDT-To the teachers an abundance of handcuffs, muzzles, stocks, and the heart to use them on Dave Larsen and Ken Ormiston. GENE GREDVIG-I will my desire to get out of here to Bob Ball. DEAN HALLAUER-Next year's senior boys success in ob- taining a boys home economic class. ALICE HEATER--I will my ability to be left alone by Jim Auslam, to Janet Bitz and Bev Mondor. DORIS HOPPIS-My shorthand grades to Janet Yergen. BOB HOWE-I will my ability to copy to Wreatha Chisholm. DAN JONES-I will my poor English grades to anyone who can bring them up. DON JONES-My ability to sleep in any class and only flunk one or-two of them to all the boys who are foolish enough to try rt. DONNA KENNEDY-To Evelyn Nelson, I will my lost driv- er's training book. LES LENINGTON-The ability to be on the A squad bas- Etitball team and sit on the bench and take slivers to Gene asen. MARY ANN LUEPKE-My desk in Mrs. Most's study hall to Joy Suckow. NANCY MANNING-My black satin toreador pants to Jeff Miller. FRED MARTIN-My ability to flunk four consecutive quar- ters of shorthand to anyone that wants it. RALPH MORTON-My muddy and dangerous rides with Dale Garretson to anyone who has enough nerve to get in his beat-up Studebaker. MIKE PARADIS-My prayer for a quick, hardy recovery of the workmen to Karl Froula. BILL PECKMAN-All my extra credits to Christy McGordon. DELORES RAYMOND-My ability to be engaged and still finish school I will to Janie McReynolds. DELMAR RECORD-To Ira Gano my laziness in Mr. Sorbo's study hall. CHARLES RIPLINGER-To Jack Humphreys my place in English III. SHARON RITCHEY-Will the pain in her toe to Mrs. Dowd. MILLY SANGER- CAROL SCHONEWILL-My bikini bathing suit to Sam Hazard and may he use it wisely. GARY SMITH-My physics book to Dave Eckland in the hope that he can translate it into the English language. MARILYN STULL-Wills her interest in the Vander Howens to Marilyn Mayfield and Jan Mize. WALT SWANSON--My iddy-bitty booties and suped-up kiddy car to Richard Birkby. CHUCK TOOP-I bequeath all my over-expired detention slips to Ken Wolf. GARYdTRAMMELL-My knowledge of the slide rule to Mr. Dow . ANNAMAE TRUDEAU-All my fun at the Gay Chateau to Sandra Blackburn, which doesn't mean that I won't still go. LARRY WALKER-My crew cut and Chevy Corvette to Lon- nie Stull to take out those goodlooking W. V. H. S. girls. ALVINA WEISHAAR-My seat in dramatics to some lucky BRlDnClE'.WILLARD-My book Smoking vs. Cancer to any- one in need. MALON ZEIGLER-I will to Chris Perez all the goodlooking girl DON SJZIER--All my torn detention slips to those who need some. ill be those of joy and not of fear! alutatorian Mike Paradis is salutatorian with a grade point average of 3.45. He has been very active in school and community both at Highland and at West Valley. This year Mike was elected A. S. B. President and did a fine job organizing the Stu- dent Council and other clubs. He also served as chairman of the Student Handbook and Constitu- tion Committees. Mike is very interested in F.F. A. and 4-H work. As a sophomore and junior he was treasurer and president of Highlands F. F. A. Chapter and he participated in the Parliamentary Procedure Speaking teams. Last year Mike earned his degree of State Farmer. ln 4-H, Mike also held many offices and has won a great number of trophies, ribbons, and banners for showing live- stock and western riding horses. In 1954-, he was a member of the 4-H Washington Livestock Judg- ing Team at Chicago. Mike was born in Yakima, July 16, 1938. He always tried to accept responsibility and do his part well. An indication of Mike's fine character is the fact that he was taken into the Honor So- ciety as a junior and this year was selected as the student representative to West Valleys citizen committee. Next year Mike plans to attend the State College of Washington and major in Animal Hus- bandry. We are sure he will continue to partici- pate actively in school and community affairs, and make as great a contribution as he has in the past. aledictorian Sylvia Bierman, valedictorian, was born in Bison, South Dakota, on September 13, 1938. She began her high school career in Cresbard, South Dakota, spending her freshman and sophomore years there. As a junior she attended Yakima Senior High and completed her high school edu- cation here at West Valley. Sylvia, better known as Salli. says she has really enjoyed her high school life. While earning a grade point average of 3.81, she has enjoyed numerous activities and held various offices. She was a band member for three years. and partici- pated in declamation, paper reporting, and the all-school play her first two years. This year. as a senior, she served as a song leader, editor of the Wimoah, senior class treasurer, president of the Honor Society. was a member of the Library Club and Constitution Committee and was in the senior play. Salli plans to attend Pacific Lutheran College next year, and hopes to gain a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree in Nursing. 99 is 3 .f i Ht- Rt 23 I . i .-4, QQ' ws-gf Y -W A lfhxf F .B Y... ww? Can you find the following SllldelllS? Barbara Cerwig, Shirley Barringer, Alvina Wfeishaar, Nanry Manning, Salli Bierman, Mrs. Lisk, Belly ,Io Davis, Doris Hoppis, Cary Trammell, Gerald Cerhardt, Don jones, Ken Bryant, Dale Ellis, janet Ferguson, Marilyn Stull, Sharon Ritchey, Dean Hallauer, Chuck Toop, Mary Ann Luepke, Carol Srhonewill. 24 I 1 ,ww W Avi? fMgfw. y U A GMM ,Q . L '3'V,,Q 'pig' U J, t:E1f ML: 5' 0 75 37 kd , 00? 4-xgvtaf W of 'E y Jr Nm . 47441 Q-jhipfgipf U ww QW? SW Q23 M353 fi 'xlisfsiis WW Aki . gc?-b u 'W 'ONGFELLOW Le' Q My 01 gig! Q4e,f Ziff ,Zig fd? V433 mfg 1, ,Q Q , X35 Qfifjwa? Qi? im? i o2'f,V BgQ,iQ.Y7U1QQgirvvQ 432 52595 L-f2ff53Z'ijL 4 J Q, , EEESX I M fi? 552' 13 Qlifiii' SSS Q?i i 2f?ff fQb'j2 3gY1eY'xX'!'fiN F Qgflqzm' is fl u P 21 ig WCW Sf H Q Q wi? gffisii ig J L2 Qf xkfgifggx 201 - , .-4-ggr , . 1- - 1 -- -V ., f , . 1, -' - K -Q. mf' I . , , - ,.r 1 Q I .4 - ,f..,.,v,.A, ,.,- -Q 1. x,xSL,0JU 4042-by ' Mmukqswxk 'wimw LlU3AfQ'U rs? 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These events were certainly two of the highlights of the year. Another activity of the Junior Class was the Junior Class play, Jumpinf Jupiterf, a comedy in three acts, directed by Mr. Lawrence Low- ther. The cast is to be highly commended for their excellent performance and for setting such a fine precedent as the first West Valley group to present a play. The Juniors were also very excited when they ordered their class rings, the first to be worn from West Valley High School. To note how many wheels of toil Seated, left to right: Anne Walker, Treasurer Lonnie Stull, President Nancy Woodin, ' Vice President Marcia Brown, Secretary Standing: Carolyn Sanislo and Terry Hubbard, Social Chairmen A line thought, one word, Abrams, Arlene Ault, Becky Auslam. .lim Ball, Bob Barber, Miles Barnes, Claud - , .f , fgfii I A mi ' ' - ' ' I . eial ' 'ff .1 cz, t S , f g 4, , 'Qs mg il: 'N fd if A ' n it y 5 f' A A in 5 S- If Q I 4 -C 'Q .ms KWH Beaman, Pearl Bitz, Janet Birkby. Richard Brown, Marcia if iff urnam. Rex kj ,L Clark, Mary Clasen, Gene Clow, Linda Collins, Chuck Drossart, Arlene Edwards, Wilma lisparza, Hay Fairchild. Eugene Froula, Karl Gardiner. Janyne Gardner. Shirley Gerritsen. Dale Cillette. llarliara Cerwig. Barbara Coodykoontz. Patty Griffith. Karen Hafsos, Nancy HHlllII16l'lll6lSl9l'. Dean Hazard. Sam Inman, joan lriarte, Elaine Jones, Larry Jones. Shirley Kelley, Pat Kessinger. Lola Kolcenge, Deanna Kruger. Cary Lange, Vivian Larsen, Dave Lovestrand. Bernard Lovestrand, Elsa McBride, Bill Mcllvanie. Nancy McPherson, Bettie Marcum, Leon Mondor, Bev Morton, Paul Morton, Ruby Nonnenmacher, Fran Nelson, Evelyn Ormiston, Ken Peters, Vl'ayne Rogers, Wanda Heater, Elaine Hill, Dick Horst, Ann Hubbard, Terry Hudson, Betty Huff, Bill Can set in motion! l 4- -- fFSsli4'!INW .l f1'f-1'-IQ5512f'vf-i.l Sanislo, Carolyn Savage, Rollie Scheuffele, Lillian Shannon, Juanita Sickler, Jerry Smith, Bill wg fi i .f o ' ' ,,. H Q: ,. , ..., A ' K 'iff' i o i ' o g . ' W- ll,l. ,lQiiT'X5 ?if,,,. W,,. u M , - Y ' , , P -iif .A kl . -I , my V, K J 11, I l-- V .':: - A kf Storms, Helen Stull, Lonnie Taylor, Dale Thompson, Eugene Vallen, Dave Vance, Phyllis Vllalker, Anne Vllalker, JoAnn Wlalter, John Weiler, Patty Wliley, Joe Winton, Lennie Wlithers, Carolyn Wolf, Ken Woodin, Nancy Vllooton, Tom Yergen, Janet Young, Marilyn Zier, Shirley ophomore The Sophomore class was very active in school affairs this year. Their main activities were money-making projects to help finance the Junior Prom and Junior- Senior Banquet next year. They sponsored a very successful Valentine Dance in Feb- ruary, which everyone remembers because of the free cokes and beautiful decorations. They had a large representation in Student Council, Pep Club, and Lettermen's Club as well as the other clubs. In fact, the Sophomoreis participation in sports has given them invaluable experience which will greatly aid West Valley's chances for winning teams in the next two years. We are expecting the Sophomores to make a great contribution to the reputation of Wfest Valley and we know they will do a fine job as upper-classmen. There's not a ship . . . l'0m Ward, Treasurer george Vilikanje, President lene Toop, Vice President I 'al Harrison, Secretary , ,ra and Ruth Cano, X , L C0-Social Chairmen Ylr. Walter Mick, Advisor .. I' : . ' -f 4 yt 1 t M 1 fm That sails the ocean i EW' W R, ,N . se , ggi? A ik Z 4 li QF ,M Q ' 'M J W ff? 1 il QQ , A: ::.1f, --f-, 3 . S t an , A Anderson, Loretta Ashbaugh, Fred Ashbaugh, Sharon Bailey, Keith Beason, Rosalie Beck, Jim Berg, Roger Bonnett, Bob Borton, Bob Borton, Nancy Brooks, Bonald Brownell, Carol Campbell, Sharon Christianson, Susan Cornella, Josephine Crawford, Bartis Dorn, Barbara Eaton, Pat Ekland, Dave Enbom, Jack Esparza, Toni Everts, Milton Fluaitt, Brian Frazier, Arnold Friesen, Robert Galloway, Carole Gano, Ira Gano, Buth Geer, Gale Gibson, Janice Gibson, Ronald Gibson, Sandra Giffin, Carla Gillette, Dick Goldsmith, Jimmy Goode, Raymond Gorman, Sharon Gray, Barbara Croenig, Gene Cuilland, Linda Hallauer, Bob Hammermeister, Barbara Harrison, Pat Haubrich, Jeanine Heironimus, Mary Hensley, Jim Herrell, Bon Hickey, Edward Hotchkiss, Craig Houck, Fred Humphries, Jack Humphries, Ruth Johnson, Dean Jones, Lester Jones, Terry Junker, Lou Klosterman, Greg Knox, Carol Lange, Herschel Lee, Janet Lindeman, Bob Lindgren, Joan Loveland, Mildred McDevitt, Mary Jo ii V -'iii' W ' s ,,,.,, . ,,,, ,,,, . J - ' HK V - I 4 But every climate , sei r ii r sesyr my .rr' J H i l ' J ei. be 7 il' F e e V ,,.' . ,Q e nw J: A V - - A ,, ,M 2, X -A ia, ii 49 l 41 ', xl . Z ,ge 1 ,ww ' H 1 A fi fb .si-2-'f' , ,Q X , X , .. , g McCrew, Cerald McPherson, Sandy Manning, John Marquardt, Wanda Martin, Beverly Meyer, Norm Miles, Wlilda Miller, ,leff Mitzel, Pete Mize, Jan Morton, Nancy Nebeker, Tim Nichols, Roger Olson, Rick Ortman, George Overstreet, Fred Parks, JoAnne Perala, Doyle Price, Jerry Purdom, Bonita Raymond, Ray Roberson, Judy Roberts, Pat Robinson, Ken Robison, Ramona Rogers, Paul Russell, Don Russell, Pat Shafer, Jerry Shannon, ,lerry Smith, David Smith, Donna Smith. Geraldine Smith, Jim Sorensen, Boh Struthers, Nancy Suckow, Joy Tabert, Bob Tabert, Charley Ternes, Ray Thoma, Judy Thompson. Jerry Tibhett, Alvin Toop, Gene Treat, Dennis Trepanier, Dulyce Trepanier, Rueben Turner, Darrell Vallem, Laura Velasquez, Barbara Velasquez, Ralph Velikanje, George Wiainscott, Cary Ward, Tom Weiss, Judie West, Dortha Williams, Gordon Withers, Tom Woodhouse, Jill Woodin, Victor Wooton, Pat Wvorrell, Patty Zarelnba, Ron Zier, Melvin Fre hmen lt was a double thrill for the Freshmen to start school at the new West Valley High, because it was also the first of their four exciting years of high school. On that first day of school they were all a little scared, wondering what a big high school would be like. They were also thrilled with new books and the first explorations into the mysteries of algebra and other new subjects. Soon they had made many new friends and really began to get into the swing of things. The Freshmen started right off by taking an active part in school activities. Many of the girls participated in Pep Club and Drill Team, and the boys made a fine showing in all sports. The Fresh- man basketball team beat Selahis freshmen by one point in one of West Valleyls most exciting games. With Mrs. Lorraine Slagle as their advisor, the Freshman class elected their officers and made plans for their first money making project, a Tolo Dance in February. If their projects in future years are as successful as their dance and they continue through their school years with such enthus- iasm, we are assured that the Freshmen of '56 will continue to uphold the traditions of our school and make West Valley a better school. Its tribute Seated.: Carol Bierman, Presidentg Becky Shields, Secrelaryg jo Ann Shafer, Co-social .Chairman Standing: Bob Perez, Sergeant-at-Armsg Roy Campbell, Vice Presldentg Billy Daniels, Co-social Chairmang Ron Maulding, Treasurer. 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Carole Jones, lioln Jones, Marie Kokenge, Don Krueger, Donna Lackey, David Laton, Wvalter Lee, Nancy McBride, Donald Mahre, Ray Marcum, Sally Maulding, Rolland May, Lynda Mayfield, Jack Mayfield, Maralyn lVlcCordon, Christie Miller, Darlene Miller, Juanita Miller, Willis Mondor, Patty Murray, Jim North. Robert Olson, ,ludy Ormiston, Jimmy Overstreet, Kathy Pankey, David .. : A I NQA V . W g if., , A in iadfff fwaea iiaaa rffaa V . f, ' :li l ' llli K A A f L l ,fi l Q- . Wk? , N A HL .1 ff a,? i tiiitoai L ? M A :., g , 57 Eli? QQYQ dtd u ,R w WJ R W ..,' in i V hoh 't ' a t L w , af? ,, O to bluld fn- Q nasg p s I :K . 1 E 3 4 ZQ: vt A , -- n n age 2 l i i it aa to fa , ai I l . , A,i..' ,. V my ' - .., , wr, N ul W W ,i M I ,,,,, , tlllt , l ,Sy ,fy E +aa aa guitar, islga l fr Hai ZW ga' V. ,,,, - -'e ?Q. i1ia ien , p,awd atJ2aa Ffa 5 a5Ea?i a fl iaratf ,,:. 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Faye Schreiner, Judy Shafer, Joann Shields, Becky Shirey, Jonathan Stapleton, Myra Steenbergen, Julian Stevenson, Jerry Stitt, Lynn Terry, Gloria Thompson, Dave Torson, Bob Trepanier, lone Trudeau, Francais Tuck, Corene Tucker, Bob Turner, Paul Urquhart, Emily Vance, Gary Vander Houwen, David Voshell, Billy Ward, Richard Ward, Sam Walker, Mary White. Larry Whiteside, Marlene Wliley, Charley Wlilkerson, Arlis Wlinters, Sally Withers, Lauren Young, Delores Zaremba, Ken Zier, Eddy wall! xl .Wu - Fu-ul gi .EM pf- ' x. K :ft A f' One Phase of West Valley Student Life l. Sociology class 2. 4th pcriocl library 3. Practicing in clramatics -11. Scene in Home lic. 5. Typing I 6. Mr. Dowdis algebra cla 'A'q ' 1 ., I' W , - W W5 hx QV ,J XI ..Yt ,!.' .I- 4 , ,Ah-5 1 Wy ,uf .Y '.v4I, A H YIA.I ky f V Q ff, A A N Y AVIV if MMM -QW WM w h , . ll' V W ,ff My ' 4i 1 , - W - fp W .'Y' V l , H My 5 gf M . 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SECOND ROW, left to right: Pat W'eiler, Milly Sanger, Jerry Berndt, Sharon Ritchey, Hollis Driver, Sam Hazard, Jack Mayfield, Gene Clasen, Tom Withers, Norm Meyers, Don Jones, Gerald Gerhardt, Fred Houck, Dean Hallauer, Mr. Sorbo, instructor, Gary Trammell. Audio Visual This group of students has made a big contribution to the school. Early in the year they learned how to run the projector and other equipment and were always on hand to show movies for the teachers. Debate Club At the end of this year, the Debate Club is able to look back on many good times. After several practice debates with Yakima, Marquette, and St. Joseph and a practice tournament at Pasco, they at- tended the tournament at Gonzaga University in Spokane. Later, in March, they traveled to Tacoma for the C. P. S. tournament. Seated: Leota Perkins, Pamela Allen, Marie Rhodes, Juanita Miller, Wanda Marquardt, Karen Griffith. Standing: Mr. Lowther, advisorg David Lackey, Robert Hallauer, Ken Perala, Sally Gordner, Joanne Burn- ham, Pat Brown, Maralyn Mayfield. has-sw- 'i' FIRST ROW, left to right: Jimmy Goldsmith, Norman Meyer, Dennis Treat, Fred Ash- baugh, Richard Ward, julian Steinbergen, Doyle Perala, Mr. Burnside. SECOND ROW, left to right: Tom Wooton, Malon Zeigler, Charles Tabert, George Ortman, Walter Fromm, David Vander Howven, Roger Nichols, Ron Gibson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mike Para- dis, Eugene Thompson, Robert Tabert, Jerry Price, Ira Gano, Raymond Deeoto, Ken Wolf. l - - .. FIRST ROW, left tn right: Arlis W'ilkerson, Budd Rose, Robert Heironimus, Tom Ward, Fred Hanson, Billy Plughoff, Gary Vance, Larry Wvhite. SECOND ROW, left to right: Doug Clausing, Leon Burnani, Chuck Collins, Chuck Ripplinger, Edward Hickey, Dan Jones, Perry Casey, Willis Miller. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dale Berg, Billy Best, Robert Heat. er, Herald Catlin, Glen Atterberry, Eddie Zier, Lennie Winton, Lester Jones. RF. . The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for boys between the ages of 14 and 21 who are studying vocational agriculture in the public high school. The Vlest Valley Chapter of the F. F. A. consists of 54 members. Their main goal is to develop better farmers of the future. They have participated in livestock judging and will con- tinue to participate in various other judging contests. The qualifications for membership are to be regularly enrolled in a vocational agricul- ture class and have satisfactory plans for a program of supervised farming and be familiar with the F. F. A. and its program of work. There are four degrees of active membership, these are: Green Hand Farmers. Chapter Farmers. State Farmer. and American Farmer. Many of the boys have received these degrees. 1ST ROW', left to right: Beverly Martin, Janice Gibson, Susan Christenson, Judie W'iess, Marilyn Stull, Nancy Hafsos, Carolyn Clift, Phyllis Vance. Nancy Morton, Pat Ackerman. 2ND ROW', left to right: June Scheuffele, Betty W'ootin Shirley Ribial, Patty Worrel, Gail Taylor, Milly Sanger, Sharon Ritchey, Nancy Struthers, Mary Iriarte, Janet Fergu: son, Judy Olson, Ruby Morton, Miss Freeman. 3RD ROW , left tu right: Jan Mize, wand., Marquardt, Alice Bailey, Caro- lyn Connelly, Dortha West. Jane McReynolds., W'retha Chisholm, Barbara Funk, Sharon Campbell, Gerry Smith, Betty Jo Davis, Joy Sappenfield. Myra Stapleton, Doris Hoppis. 1ST ROW', left to right: Loretta Anderson, Barbara Gray, Glenda Hammerstad, Emily Urquhart, Anne Erickson, Eve- lyn Nelson, Linda May, Patty Goodykoontz, Lola Kessinger, Juanita Shannon. 2ND ROW, left to right: Carole Gallo- way, Nancy Borton, Judy Thoma, Carol Donaldson, Barbara Dorn, Marlene Yvhiteside, Maralyn Mayfield, Lillian Scheuffele, Becky Ault, Ann Horst, Barbara Gerwig, Betty Hudson, Angie Fromm. SRD ROW, left to right: Joanne Burnham, Sandra Gibson, Arlene Abrams, Joann Inman, Vivian Lange, Judy Roberson, Carol Brownell, Marie Rhodes, Shirley Zier, Nancy W'oodon, Barbara Hammermeister, Pearl Beaman, Pat Brown, Nancy Hart. F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America Chapter at Vlvest Valley had a membership of 76 this year. At the beginning of the year. election of officers was held with the Highland chapter installing the newly-elected officers. ln October. they were co- hostess with Highland at the regional meeting. During National l7.H.A. Wieck. which was in November. they honored the teachers with Be Kind to Teachersw Day and helped the school by washing windows. ln December, they gave a large basket of food to a needy family. ln the months that followed, the F.H.A. sponsored a talent show, held a cake sale. and attended conventions. Girls who are enrolled in Home Economics for one semester may join this organi- zation. Many work toward their Junior Homemaker degree and Chapter degree. This is done on a point system established by the chapter. The highest degree that a girl may receive is that of the State Homemaker. This is obtained by'meeting all the requirements of the state organization and by letters written by the school superinten- dent. principal, home economic teacher, F.H.A. advisor, and any leading community resident. 43 EDITOR Nancy Manning The West Valley Rams Tales is a bi- monthly publication of the journalism class. The paper is written, edited and dis- tributed by the students themselves. School news is thoroughly covered in each edition of the paper consisting of edi- torials, school activities, gossip, sports, and public opinion polls. Because this was the beginning of a paper at West Valley, the staff had many precedents to set. The name was selected after being voted on by the students, the staff was elected to fill the major positions on the paper, and the number of publications was decided upon. The paper staff did a fine job under the auspices of Miss Martin. Ram Tale taif Business Manager, Doris Hoppis Assistant Editor, Donna Kennedy FRONT ROW, left to right: Miles Barber, Nancy Aull, Becky Ault, Ruby Morton, Janet Ferguson, Don Zier. BACK ROW, left to right: Gerald Cerhardt, Dean Hallauer, jack Combs, Chuck Toop. 5 2-,fx nr' i ,,fs-'HF ,VCE President Salli Bierman Tapping for Honor Society was held in March. The ceremony was a bit unusual, for the verses revealing the names of the new members were read over the inter-com and those tapped were taken to the office to repeat the oath of membership. Solemn- ly these honored students promised to up- hold the purposes of the society and to strive to make its ideals the ideals of the school. l'lRST ROW, left lu right Mrs Llsk, advisor, Lester Jones, Janet Ferguson, Nancy Man- ning farol Brownell Vivian Lange, ,Io Anne Parks Karen Griffith, Janet Yergen, Nancy Woodm jo Ann Walker, Marcia Brown, Barbara Gerwig, Eugene Fairchild, Mrs. Dowd, advisor QECOND ROW, left to right Ken Bryant Dave Ekland, Shirley Gardner, Gerald f erhardt Dean Hallauer Fred Houck George Velikanje, Mary jo McDevitt, Mike Paradis. iv if .K-22395125 l? K2 2151255 '25 Q, Vie .Q QQ? FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeanine Haubrich, Jan Mize, Sue Goudy, Linda Clow, Mary Clark, Pat Weiler, Anne Walker, Loretta Anderson, Susan Christianson. SECOND ROW, left to right: Jo Anne Parks, Nancy Morton, Barbara Gillette, Barbara Gray, Pat Russell, Nancy Woodin, Sandra Gibson, Janice Gibson, Pat Wooton, Patty Worrell, Ruth Gano, Shirley Zier. THIRD ROW, left tu right: Jo Ann Walker, Donna Smith, Gail Taylor, Joan Lindgren, Sharon Gorman, Judy Thoma, Joy Suckow, Mary Jo McDevitt, Christie Megorden, Lou Junker, Betty Wooton, Barbara Gerwig, Elsa Lovestrand. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Pearl Beaman, Bev Mondor, Lola Kessinger, Nancy Lee, Judy Roberson, Judie W'eiss, Wanda Marquardt, Bonita Purdom, Sharon Campbell, Brenda Hugill, Janet Lee, Jill Woodhouse. Pep Club The Pep Club was one of the first organizations to be started at West Valley. With Mrs. Betty Jo Dowd as their advisor, the girls elected officers and chose their uniforms. Thereafter, white sweaters with the ramis head emblem were seen at all the games. The Pep Club girls, led by President Shirley Zier, did a fine job of keeping up the school spirit at the football and basketball games. Other officers in the club were Marcia Brown, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary-Treasurer, Milly Sanger, Publicity Chairmen. Sharon Ritchey, Jo Ann Shafer, and Becky Shields, Sergeants-at-Arms, Phyllis Vance and Janet Yergen, and Social Chairman. Janet Ferguson. The Pep Club also put on a skit at a pep assembly and sponsored a dance during the year. FIRST ROW', left to right: Carol Brownell, Patty Goodykoontz, Marcia Brown, Pat Harrison, Carolyn Sanislo, Mary Ann Luepke, Bette Jo Davis, Doris Hoppis. SECOND ROW, left to right: Joan Inman, Alice Bailey, Betty Hudson, Bhyllls Vance, Ann Horst, Barbara Dorn, Lynda May, Nancy Struthers, Sharon Ritchey, Milly Sanger, Shirley Barrmger. THIRD ROW, left to right: Pat Eaton, Ramona Robison, Janet Yergen, Diane Holm, Linda Guilland, Carole Johnson, Leota Perkins, Delores Young, June Scheuffele, Kathy Overstreet, Judy Olson, Angie Fromm, Janet Ferguson, Bonita Purdom. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Marie Rhodes, Myra Stapleton, Carolyn Connelly, Emily Urquhart, Janet Bitz, Becky Shields, Carole Bierman, Nancy Borton, Susan Sherer, Pamela Allen, Judy Birkby, Jo Ann Shafer, Carol Houck, Sandra Blackburn. Y '32 . Q Q Q , Q r ,Mx .. ' 5 T sw C5 we gf, . 5 I Q 5 ik ,Q ! R 1 4 New Salli Bierman, Linda Clow, Mary Clark, Toni engleeder Cheerleader Carolyn Sanislo, Carole Calloway, Pal Or ,Q , I ,.., Q X ef Esparza, Pat Weller Harrison LV-. ,3 rj an Kg! f if 5 0iiice Girl The nine office girls this year have been busy helping the school and learning office customs at the same time. They have typed letters, cut corridor passes, run off mimeographed notices, dit- toed tests, answered the telephone, filed excuses, and run errands. All of this is involved in the process of learning office routine. Office practice is a class, receiving the full credit that any other class receives. Students who type well, have a good knowledge of English, and are responsible, are eligible to take office practice. Left to right: Kathleen Bishop, Carolyn W'ithers, Donna Kennedy, Alvina Weisshaar, Nancy Hafsos, Ruby Morton, Shirley Barringer, Mary Ann Luepke, Carolyn Sanislo. Librar Girl The librarians this year have really been the busy bees of the school. They had many new books which they made ready for the shelves for the students to enjoy. Notes about the a'uthor and the book were placed inside so that students could Hprevieww the book. The pockets and slips had to be typed and numbers and letters written on them. It was a long and tedious task, but it was completed. The card catalog was done by all librarians. Work isn't the only thing they have done. At Christmastime, a party was held and gifts were exchanged. Several other social functions were also held. Left to right: Arlene Abrams, Donna Kennedy, Betty Jo Davis, Marilyn Stull, Patty Coodykoontz, Ann Horst, Nancy Manning, Kathleen Bishop. Row 2: Phyllis Vance, Sharon Ritchey, Janet Yergen, Mrs. Berges, Doris Hoppis, Shirley Barringer, Millie Sanger, Barbara Gerwig, Shirley Gardner. . X .Natl-,,,,,4W, f Wav-n-....,,,, O ' ---...,, .I ..,.,,,,,,,m '1l d3' W Left to right: Laura Vallum, Patty Goodykoontz, Fran Nonncnmacher, Betty Jo Davis, Nancy Struthers, Barbara Gray, Barbara Dorn, Carole Galloway, Pat Harrison, Pat Kelley, Ann Horst, Shirley Gardner, Jim Hensley, Dean Hullauer, Gerald Gerhardt, Ken Ormiston, Lonnie Stull. cience Club With the enthusiastic support of advisor Mr. Howard Lawrence, the students in the science de- partment formed a science club. The members of the club worked on projects which they took to the Science Fair held in Spokane during the spring. The projects were from many different phases of science, including electronics, bacteriology, and also a model of an active volcano. The science club also planned to take a trip in the spring. 1ST ROW, left to right: John Manning, Bill Cahoon, Sam Ward, Vern Griffith. 2ND ROW, left to right: Karen Griffith, ,lo Ann Parks, Carol Houck, Becky Shields, Susan Christianson, Marie Rhodes. 3RD ROW, left to right: Dave Larsen, Ken Ormiston, Sandy McPherson, Dean Johnson, Bob Lindeman, John Gavin, Walt Swanson, Sue Goudy, Jack Enbom, ,lim Ormiston. 4-TH ROW, left to right: Judy Olson, Gary Wains- cott, Fred Houck, Charley Wiley, George Velikanje, Jerry Stevenson, Tom Ward, Bruce Willard. ki Club West Valley was very fortunate to be able to start a ski club the very first year and to have such an excellent membership. Although the Ski Club was unable to buy team parkas this year, the ski team consisting of Tom Ward, Sam Ward, Dave Larsen, and ,lack Enbom took part in many races both in Washington and Idaho and made a very good showing. The purpose of the Ski Club is to promote interest in skiing at Wlest Valley. Everyone interested in skiing, whether beginner or expert, may be- long to the club. Officers for this year were president, Sam Ward, vice-president, Jack Enbomg sec- retary, Jo Ann Parks, treasurer, Tom Ward, publicity chairman, Ken Ormiston, and program chair- man, Walt Swanson. 1ST ROW, left to right: Geraldine Smith, Barbara Funk, Sally Gordner, David Gerhardt, Pat Brown, Marcia Brown, Bettie McPherson, Miles Barber, David Lackey, jerry Steven- son, Gene Clasen, Rollie Savage, ,lack Enhom. 2ND ROVV, left to right: Rodney Bell, Craig Hotchkiss, Karen Griffith, Sandy McPherson, Carolyn Clift, Lou Junker, Pat Ackerman, Fred Houck, ,lim Ormiston, Vern Griffith, Keith Bailey, Robert Friesen, Gary WillIlSl'0ll, Budd Rose. 3RD ROW, left to right: Mr. Loeffler, Director, Darlene Miller, Ron Brooks, Wreatha Chisholm, John Euteneier, Herald Catlin, Dean Hammermeister, Willis Miller, Norm Meyer, Edward Hickey. Band The band, under the able direction of Mr. Alvin Loeffler, claimed thirty-seven members. They performed for pep assemblies. football and basketball games. and presented two concerts with the chorus. The hand worked for new uniforms, which they hope to get soon, and the proceeds from various band activities swelled the hand uni- form fund which was so generously started hy the West Valley Kiwanis Club. The officers of the band this year were Fred Houck, president, Lou Junker. vice-presidentg Karen Griffith, secretary, Marcia llrown. treasurer, Bettie Mcljherson. reporter, and ,lack Enhom, sergeant-at-arms. Fred Houck also served as student conductor. Flute Trio The flute trio composed of Bettie McPherson, Glenda Hammerstad and Marcia Brown was one of the few small instrumental groups at West Val- ley. This group played stuns- very fine numbers at the concerts. ajorettes These girls, chosen by Music Director Alvin Loeffler, practiced diligently and were able to twirl at one football game. The major- ettes also sponsored a skating par- ty and other projects to raise money for their uniforms. Left to right: Joy Campbell, Jan Mize, Judy Thoma, Maralyn Mayfield, Betty Woo- tin, Jeanine Haubrich, Wilda Miles, captain, Marlene Whiteside. lsr ROW, left to right: Judie Wiess, Wanda Marquardt, Jill Woodhouse, Brenda Hugill, Jo Ann Parks, Carole lohnson, Pat Russell, Loretta Anderson, Linda Guilland. 2ND ROW, left to right: Emily Urquhart, Patty Worrell, Shirley Zier, Lynda May, Carolyn Clift, Mary Walker, Lou Junker, Mary Jo McDevitt, Delores Young, Gail Taylor, Donna Smith, Ruth Cano, Mrs. Bettie Jo Dowd. 3RD ROW, left to right: Sandra Blackburn, Carol Brownell, Marie jones, June Scheuffele, Kathy Overstreet, Christie Megorden, Carol Houck, Carole Bierman, Judy Birkhy, Sue Scherer, Pamela Allen, Leota Perkins. Drill Team The drill team, made up of Pep Club Members, spent many nights practicing marching and finally gave a very good demonstration of their abilities at the Selah- West Valley basketball game. As the band played Semper Fidelis, this group of girls, dressed in white pedal pushers and Pep Club sweaters, executed their formations with perfect timing. Mrs. Bettie Jo Dowd, their instructor, and all of West Valley can well be proud of these girls. 1 ii W a as i si i Egg? 355,28 gg + w glfz sg., ,, - ' . -if ' ' .. ' ' - f ' ' ' 'Y' ' to K. ,, A 5 52 FIRST ROW, left to right: Janet Bitz, Bev Mondor, Carolyn Connelly, Alice Bailey, Sharon Gorman, Donna Kruger, Ruth Cano, Elsa Lovestrand, Pat Woolon, Jill Woodhouse, Nancy Hart, Marie Jones, Myra Stapleton, Corinne Tuck, Jane Mclleynolds, Joyce Carlson. SECOND ROW, left to right: Pat Harrison, Mary Clark, Pat Weiler, Elaine Heater, Alice Healer, Pamela Allen, Leota Perkins, Connie Burke, Lynda May, Janice Gibson, Christie Megorden, Jeanine Haubrich, Joan Lindgren, Pat Russell, Joan Inman, Sharon Day, Brenda Hugill. THIRD ROW, left to right: Vivian Lange, Phyllis Vance, Mary Helm, Billy Daniels, Lauren Withers, Ronald Hafsos, Ken Perela, Jon Shirey, Larry Anderson, Bob Heironimus, Sharon Cunningham, Judy Schreiner, Mary Iriarle, Delores Raymond, Anne Erickson. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Milly Sanger, Minna Lehn, Alvina Weishaar, Fred Martin, Don Jones, Gene Gredvig, Don Zier, Chuck Toop, Bill Peckman, Karl Froula, Tal Underwood, Chris Perez, Sue Goudy, Mary Walker, Joyce Glenn, Carol Schonewill, Faye Schonewill, Susan Sherer, Betty Wooton. Chorui The chorus had a busy year learning new music. They presented programs for the grade schools and presented two concerts with the band. The chorus and several small groups also took part in the district music contest in the spring. Mr. Alvin Loef- fler was the pianist. Librarians for the year were Jane Mclieynolds and Billy Daniels. B- , if-'w'9 if li A i K Q7 X ,' T? . i :r In B as -a i . - Q g B B ,. S13 f ' 1, FBESHMAN QUINTET. Left to right: Brenda Hugill, Donna Krueger, Linda May, Marlene Wlliteside, Betty Wootin. , , 7 5 eerJ1f,tt, ,B Q, s X W? Y wi JUNIOR TRIO. Left to right: Bettie McPher- son, accompanist, Bev Mondor, janet Bitz, Elsa Lovestrand. i , , K - ,.LL K - vw.- 3 tp ffl 1 U . , ' . ' , V jfg .-1-X N, ' .I -4- ' . E ' X JH' I I, 7175 ,' - ' 1 i ' ,Sw r' f ? . 4 1 V , 7 . . ' V I Jwfwe, f 9' ,,.... M, ,1 4, ' F 'ww ,r--Dwy--gulf' L 'Mf- ENIOB QUARTETTE. Left to right: ivian Lange, accompanistg Minna Lehn, arol Schonewill, Milly Sanger, Alvina Veishaar. FBESHMAN SEPTET. Mr. Loeffler, accom- panislg left tn right: Jo Ann Shafer, Pam Allen, Mary Walker, Sally Cordner, Faye Schonewill, Susan Sherer, Nancy Hart. BOYS QUABTET. Left to right: Mr. Loeffler, accompanist, Ken Perala, Fred Martin, Miles Barber, Don Jones. ,is . ..,f I ffii wi, imoah tail The annual staff has had a very enjoyable time working on the first West Valley High School yearbook. Now that the job is finished, we will relate some of the history of this first WIMOAH. The name of our yearbook was chosen by the student body. Several suggestions for its name were presented by the students. The word WIMOAH was made by using Wl to represent Wide Hollow, MO to represent Mountain View, and AH to represent Ahtanum Valley. the three grade schools whose students eventually become members of West Valley High. Work on the WIMOAH had a late start, due to the fact that there was no staff. Many year- books have their theme and lay-out decided upon the summer before school opens. All this was done for the WIMOAH in November. Members of the staff had had very little previous experience. With the excellent and indis- pensable help of Miss Barbara Christensen. advisor. and several conferences with representatives from the Republic Press. we learned about the publishing of a yearbook. Four members were able to attend the Republic Press Yearbook conference in January. At that meeting. they learned many interesting facts about how the book is published and received pointers and tips on such things as copy. photography. choosing paper, and arranging material on the pages. The group was also taken on a tour of the plant to see the presses and printing processes. After the conference. the annual staff turned back to their work with renewed vigor. Advertising was sold, copy written, pictures taken, pages arranged and rearranged, and there was endless typing to be done. At last deadlines were successfully met and now at the end of the year, the annual staff looks proudly on the first WIMOAH. We acknowledge and are very grateful for the help we received from the Republic Press. Mr. Harold Scofield, photographer, and Kennell-Ellis Studios. out the year. These were held in the staff mem- bers homes and at school. These meetings gave everyone a chance to discuss their problems and air their views. Pictured at one of these meetings are Shirley Barringer, ,Ian Mize, and Nancy Hafsos in the upper right and Carolyn Sanislo, Janet Yergen, jo Ann Walker, and Fran Nonnenmacher in the lower left. ii- Several workshop sessions were held through- f-L i r 3 lm SALLI BIERMAN NANCY HAFSOS CAROLYN SANISLO Editor Assistant Ifdilur Business Manager E I MMV , 1ST ROW , left to right: Dave Larsen, Gary Trammell, Delmar Record. 2ND ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Luepke, Doris Hoppis, Janet Yergen, Donna Kennedy, Shirley Barringer, Nancy Hart, Karen Griffith. 3RD ROW', left lu right: Janet Ferguson, Millie Sanger, Marilyn Stull, Belly Jo Davis, jo Anne Walker, ,Ian Mize. 4TH ROXV, left lu right: Wvall Swanson, Larry W'alker, Carolyn Sanislo, Bruce Willard, Fran Nonnemacher, Ann Horst. 55 1ST ROW, left to right: Chuck Collins, Gerald Thompson, Jon Shirey, Sam Ward, Sandy McPherson, Fred Hanson, Cary Smith, john Manning, Vfalt Swanson. 2ND ROW, left to right: Jerry Shafer, Tal Underwood, Larry Walker, Malon Ziegler, Bernard Lovestrand, Chris Perez, john Gavin, Lonnie Stull, Dave Larsen. 3RD ROW, left to right: john Ashbaugh, Bob Jones, Richard Birkhy, Ralph Velasquez, Bob Bonnett, Craig Hotchkiss, Carl Brown, George Velikanje, Karl Froula, Paul Morton. Lettermen's Club The lettermen at Vvest Valley organized as a service club to be of help to the school. One of their first tasks was to draw up a constitution. They have sold programs at games and sponsored a Lettermenls Dance. The membership of the TJCllQCI'I'l'lCIliS Club swelled as letters were awarded for each successive sport. All lettermen, including managers. are eligible to join this cluh. Officers this year were Ralph Velasquez, president, Chuck Collins. vice president, Ceorge Velikanje, secretary, Bob Honnett, treasurer, and Bernard Lovestrand, sergeant-at-arms. Girls' League Cabinet The Girls' League was not able to organize completely this first year because there was no place that would accommodate such a large group. The Cabinet, composed of the officers and home room representatives, drew up a constitution for the club. The group sponsored a dance during the year. Officers this year were Lou Junker, president, lilsa Lovestrand, vice presidcntg Mary ,lo McDevitt. secretary, and Janet Yergen, treasurer. 1ST ROW, left to right: Jan Mize, Mary Wlalker, Vivian Lange, Pat Worrell. 2ND ROVV, left to right: janet Yergen, Mary ,lo McDevitt, Lou Junker, Elsa Loveslrand, Nancy Burton. 3RD ROW, left to right: Carol Johnson, Angie Fromm, Marilyn Stull, Linda Cuilland, ,lo Ann Walker, Mary Clark. M Homecoming Dance A Homecoming dance in the fall was one of Vlvest Valley's first dances. The King, Lonnie Stull, and Prin- ces Boh Bonnett and llalph Velasquez, were memhers of the football squad chosen hy their teammates. The Queen. ,Io Anne Parks. and Prinees- ses. Patty Cooclykoontz and Carole Calloway, were also chosen hy the footlmall team. Lell to right: Prim-e Bob, Princess Carole, King Lonnie, Queen ,Io Anne, Prineess Pal- ty, and Prinee Ralph. Stemson and keelson and sternson - knee, Lettermen's Ball The Letterrnenis liall was held at Wide Hollow lfehru- ary 211-. lfaeh class Chose a eancliclale for Queen and soltl tickets for her. Nancy Manning, Janet Yergen. lluth Cano. ancl Joy Camp- hell were the candidates for the Seniors, Juniors. Sopho- mores and lfreshmen respec- tively. The winner was re- vealed al the fiance and ,loy Campbell was crowned by a memher of her class repre- senting the Lettermerfs Club. The representatives of the Lellermen's Club and the Court are, left tn right: Soph- omores - Bob Bonnet! and Ruth Ganog Freshmen-Carl Brown and Joy Campbellg Seniors-Nancy Manning and Larry Walkerg juniors- janet Yergen and Dave Lar- sen. 57 enior Ball i tletoe Fantasy Mistletoe Fantasy was the theme oi Wx -., the Senior Ball this year with Salli Hier md' Q49 if j, li' man and Chuck Toop reigning as Queen My We ,fx my V' f I and King. Their court consisted of Janet 5 J 3 Ferguson, Larol Sehonewill. Les Lenning- 5 ' ' - 2 ton. and Larry Walker. The theme was tt- x, ff carried out with mistletoe hanging from KN ' N M the light fixtures. Blue trees surrounfletl E 'tt'X ' he with angel hair were scattered ahout the Q ,eeet room. A sleigh pulled hv a reindeer was ' d tl an ' r f 1 covere wi 1 .ti xer in oi . ' This was the first formal dance of West :1t'- Valley and was well attended. An estimat- wing ed 200 couples were present to make the Y i hall a big success. f sssr f 5? E ai ss V ff . i s ' ' Mm -W' A .K + :F KH 1 'md 0 UPPER LEFT: Queen Salli Bierman and King Chuck Toop. LOWER LEFT: Prince and Princess Les and Carol: Queen 0 and King Salli and Chuckg Prince Larry. LOVVER RIGHT: Dancing scene of the queen and king. lbw? ' 1 4' ttf E t Qismli eiil 1 it ,aitivi lawn 4 1-g at ' 1 xx 3 i U Junior Class Play On December 2 and 3, the junior class presented Jump- in' ,lupiterfi a three-act comedy, under the direction of Mr. Lowther. The cast consisted of Fran Nonnenmacher as Abby who attempts to be a singerg Linda Clow as Dot who aspires to be a dancerg Nancy Hafsos as Gilda the housekeeperg Anne Walker as Minnie who needs a victimg Karl Froula as Bob. who aspires to sell his musical comedyg Barbara Ger- wig as Mollie the landladyg Carolyn Sanislo as Pat the actressg Sam Hazard as a messenger boyg Betty Hudson as a policewoman who attempts to catch a criminalg Miles Barbar as Oscar, the astrologerg Lola Kessenger as Irene who wants to return homeg Dale Tylor as Ben who aspires to be bold and brave. These students put in many hours of hard work, along with the able assistance of the stage man- agers, Dale Gerritsen and Sam Hazard, in order to make the first junior play and the first West Valley High School play a real success. A skeleton ship rose up to view! 'ri 5' 5' l Q . X X Y Babbie ,.,.,,.. Gavin .....,,,,, Mrs. Dlshart ,.,.., Effie .,,.VYw..., Nora . Jean ..,.,,...,7,.A, Lord Hintoul Rob ......,............. Dr. McQueen ...w.... Sgt. Halliwell Nanny .........,.. enior Pla Friday Night . Carol Sclionewill Derald Erickson Salli Bierman .. Donna Kennedy Annamae Trudeau Nanny Manning .. Gerald Cerliardt Dale Ellis Dean Hallauer Ralph Morton Kathleen Bishop gif 53 L 3.9 ' M The Seniors presented their three-act play MThe Little Ministerw on March 23 and 24 at the Mountainview School. The play was double cast so more students could participate. Mrs. James Lisk directed both casts and a very fine performance was given each night. Mike Paradis, as stage man- ager, gathered props, saw to the lighting, etc., and deserves a lot of credit for keeping things running smoothly. The setting of the play was in the small Scottish town of Thrums in the 1860's. Gavin, the new minister, met many problemsfone of which was the Egyptian gypsy lass. The audience was held in suspense as Gavin fell in love with her and the plot finally overcame the difficulties so they could announce their love to the town. As the first Senior Class play and the second West Valley High School play, 4'The Little Ministerv was presented very well and can uphold the fine standard of dramatic talent of the new West Valley High School. aturday Ni ht Janet Ferguson Doug Clausing Mrs. Dishart ...... ......... D oris Hoppis ' .... Betty lo Davis Babhie ......... ....,, . .. Gavin ................. ,,,,,, Effie .............,. N0ra ................ ................ N ancy Ault .lean .................... ......... M ary Ann Luepke L0l'd Rinloul ......... ........ G erald Gerhardt Rob .................... ........ L arry Walker DF- MCQUCCII ......... .............. D an Jones Sgt. Halliwell ....... ..,.....,., R alph Morton Nanny ................ ......... S hirley Barringer dv M, T Can you find the following students? 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' ' ' ' ' A ff J uk- :H ',5 'f J - -I-'N .le Elum ......... .......... loxee ............. ...,.......... 2 4 , Vapato ...,........,............... 48 'akima High Jr. Var ....... Og West Valley 0 fakima litzville Football 1955 Schedule lillah ...........,.................. 335 West Valley 7 ' West Valley 0 g West Valley 0 ..........13g West Valley 7 lillah ........,........... High Jr. Var .....,. 25 West Valley 27 12, West Valley 6 ' West Valley 7 That like a thought should have control ln August, 1955, the first meeting was held to determine how many boys would turn out for football. Over fifty boys were present. This was narrowed down to thirty- four hard working, spirited team mates. A They were faced with many obstacles. They had no showers, no dressing rooms, no field of their own, no goal post, no schedule, and no equipment. For many, this was their first season of football. Yet, with practice, many boys learned and improved steadily. The wonderful school spirit displayed by all the students and the cute mascot Butchie', added to their fighting spirit. They experienced the thrill of wearing the first new uniform of the school-the beautiful Columbia Blue suits. Although it was not a completely successful year in games won, it was very suc- cessful in terms of experience gained. Coach Art Hutton and his assistant Elmer Cher- ry, worked patiently with them and were of considerable help. The letter winners for the season were Ray Esparza, Dave Larsen, Tal Under- wood, Ralph Velasquez, John Gavin, Chris Perez, Bob Jones, Cary Smith, Dick Birk- by, Bob Bonnett, Chuck Collins, Fred Hanson, Carl Brown, Malon Zeigler, Bernerd Lovestrand, John Ashbaugh, Lonnie Stull, George Velikanje, Jerry Shafer, Paul Mor- ton, Walt Swanson, Larry Walker, and Craig Hotchkiss. Ralph Velasquez was voted inspirational award winner and Lonnie Stull was voted the captain for next year's squad. ToP now, lefm m right: C h r i s Perez, Lonnie Stull. Bob Jones. BoTToM now, left no right: Gary S mi th , Chuck ,Collins, Larry W'alker, Paul Morton. ,Ex W!! f'9l9if'AHYa-!iUf5i 2??11.-4 1 AV WH If f wi! ,V N' Qi 2 L,., 1 IST ROW, left lo right: Sam Ward, Dick Birkby, Cary Smith., Bob jones, Chris Perez, Roy Campbell, John Gavin, Ralph Velasquez, Tal Underwood, Dave Larsen, Bay Esparza, John Manning. 2ND ROW, left to right: Jon Shirey, John Ashbaugh, Bernerd Lovestrand, Malon Zeigler, David Pankey, Karl Froula, Carl Brown, Bob Tabert. F red' Hanson, Chuck Collins, Bob Bonnett, Ira Cano, Sandy McPherson. 3RD ROW, left to right: Coach Art Hutton, Charley Wiley, Craig Hotchkiss, Larry Walker, Walt Swanson, Francis Trudeau, Richard Esparza, Paul Morton, John Euleneier, Bob Perez, Jerry Shafer, Tom Ward George Velikanje, Lonnie Stull, Assistant Coach Elmer Cherry. 65 99 GSB!! liver the movement of the wholeg Managers nameless tasks. -f'Wf i ' I H Although they may not receive much glory during the season, the managers do very much to help the team This year Sandy McPherson, Sam Ward John Man Y ning, and ,lon Shirey were right at hand when they were needed. Their duties have consisted of taking the water bucket out to the team, cleaning up their mess running around for the coaches and many other Y -fl' +-'T .fi W-Y ' K are F . Q .. . , E ag ei ir Q 5 M ' 1 mf PM -,1 . f , H ,k,, 0 - .,, '! fi ppi,p,Q lull M p s yy 3 1 1, Trix 2 no ag , L 'YR lST ROW, left to right: Vern Griffith, Charley Tabert, Doyle Perala, Richard Birkby, Les Lenington. 2ND ROW, left tn right: Jim Ormiston, Karl Froula, Rex Burnam, Bob Bonnett, Ralph Velasquez, Coach Elmer Cherry. Basketball Opponent Vblest Valley Opponent West Valley Opponent West Valley Kittitas 60 . . 29 Highland 67 '39 Grandview A Grandview 56 . 36 Toppenish Prosser Marquette 56 . 22 Highland Marquette Naches 57 . 32 Kittitas Moxee Wapato HB 60 . 50 Naches Selah Selah 82 . 30 Prosser Toppenish Cle Elum 68 , . 341 Cle Elum I Q and near lt the anchor whose gwnt hand Karl Froula Rex Burnam Charley Tabert Doyle Perala Bob Bonnet! Carl Brown The West Valley fans can be proud of the Hams for, although the team failed to win a game, they were in there fighting all the way. The boys gained experience which we expect them to use to good advantage next year. With only one Senior and only a few Juniors on the squad, most of the team will be back for two more years. At the end of the season, West Valley was awarded the sportsmanship trophy which stands as a tribute to the fine showing, conduct, and sportsmanship displayed by the West Valley team and fans. Now we are looking towards the day when we can win both the district championship and the sportsmanship trophies. Coach Elmer Cherry is to be commended for his work with the team. We're sure that next year will bring better luck for the Rams. Would reach down and grapple with the land, lf Ralph Velasquez Rlthard Blrkby 66 99 The pride of West Valley was the HB squad basketball team. They won five out of twenty-one games and provided many thrilling moments for the spectators during the season. Two of their most exciting victories were those over Selahis freshmen squad and Highland. Both games were won by very close scores. The 'ABN squad was coached by Art Hutton who did a very fine job with the boys. Many of the team were freshmen who show tremendous promise of becoming great players in the next three years. If they keep up the good work. West Valley is assured of a successful season soon. and immovable and fast Kneeling: Richard Esparza, Roy Campbell, Chuck Luna, John Gavin, Miles Barber, Bob Perez. Standing: Coach Art Hutton, Waller Lalon, George Velikanje, Dave Gerhardl, Gene Clasen, Roger Berg, Ron Maulding, Melvin Zier. fm? xr Li V2 2 , A V s PC' liwsmils- lil' 'll 'H-ZW TR CK The track team, coached by Art Hutton, started off the season by tieing for eighth place at the Moses Lake track meet. As this is being written, they are looking forward to a successful season. With two experienced trackmen, Karl Froula and Gerald Thompson, West Valleyls track team should make a good showing. Pictured above, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Fred Houck, George Ortman, Gary Wainscott, Roy Campbell, Doyle Perala, John Gavin, Rick Olsen, Joe Wiley, Lonnie Stull, and Ken Peralag TOP ROW, left to right: Craig Hotch- kiss, Bob Bonnetl, Ron Herrel, George Velikanje, Karl Brown, Karl Froula, Roland Maulding, Dean johnson, Willis Miller, and Coach Art Hutton. Hold the great ship against the bellowing blast! BASEBALL Elmer Cherry coaches the baseball teams. At this writing they have yet to play their first game. The boys have been practicing hard and we are sure they will make Vliest Valley proud of them. Pictured below, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Larry Walker, jerry Shannon, Eugene Thompson., Dave Larson, Bob Perez, Dick Birkby, Hershel Lange, Les Lennington, Gary Trammel, and Melvin Zeirg TOP ROW, left to right: Gene Toop, Roger Nichols, Gene Clasen, Roger Berg, Ralph Velasquez, Bernie Lovestrand, Tal Underwood, Charlie Tabert, and Coach Elmer Cherry. l in 445i tis M . E5 .lY 'l!1ll5m,.1.f ' EIU' s 4 wa- N QU? r x I s.??JL..,.....5ii .. , D- bn- In .wh un-V 1' ,v f ' 'n Can you find the following students? 'Lg' Leota Perkins, Ruby Morton, Judy Birkby, Susan Scherer, Wanda Marquardt, Elsa Lovestrand, Nancy Hafsos, Sandy Sanislo, Bob Tabert, Helen Storms, Joy Suckow, Phillip Hubbard, Jeanine Haubrich, Dick Birkby, Joan Lindgren, Donna Smith, Jo Ann Walker, Barbara Dorn, Roy Campbell, Jo Ann Shafer, Dortha West, Pat Harrison, Sharon Ash- baugh, Carl Brown, Pat Russell. 73 Boll, Bob ...,,... Abrams, Arlene ..,.... Ackerman, Patricia ....,.............,...,...... Allen, Pamela .....,....,.,. 35 Allwardt, Jack ...... Amer, Jimmy Anderson, Larry .,..... Anderson, Loretta ..... Ashbaugh, Fred ...,... Ashbauah, John .4... Ashbaugh, Sharon ...... Asher, Palsy .....,...,.. Atterberry, Glen ..... Ault, Becky ..,..,. ..... Ault, Nancy ...... Auslam, Jim ..... Giffin, Bailey, Alice , ..... , 41, 46, 51, . ......,....... 30, Bailey, Keith ..,. . ........ Barber, Miles .... ........ 2 6 Barnes, Claude .... ......,.,,.. Barnes, Darlene ...,..........,.. Barringer, Shirley ,..,... ....... 1 4, Beaman, Pearl ....... ,. Beasan, Rosalie ........ Beck, J Bell, Rodney ,..,.. Martin, Berg, Dale .... . Berg, Roger ...,... 44, 1'5'H46'i' l Fairchild, Eugene Ferguson, Janet .. Fluaitt, Brian ....... Friesen, Robert . ndex ..,,f1'4, i'5, 44, Jones, Terry Lee ..... Jones, Shirley ...... Junker, lou , .... , Kelley, Pat ........, Kennedy, Danna ...... Klostermann, Greg ..,. Knox, Carol ....... . ...., Kokenge, Don ..,...... Kokenge, Deanna ..... Fromm, Angie ,....... ........,....... 3 6 Fromm, Walter ..... ........,.....,......... Frazier, Arnold . ..... .,.....,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , Froula, Karl ..... .... ...,..... 2 6 , 52, 56, Fulton, Leon ..,.... .r.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,. ,,,, Funk, Barbara ..,. ......,.....,.......... Gano, Ira ............... .,...............,,.,. 2 9, Gano, Ruth .................,...... 29, 30, 46, Galloway, Carole ..... ....., 1 4, 30, 43, Gardiner, Janyne ...,. Gardnier, Shirley ...... Kruger, Gary ...,....... Krueger, Donna . ..,. .. Kessinger, Lola ..,.... Berndt, Jerry ,.... ......,,.......... Best, Billy .....,... ,..,.........,.. . Bierman, Carole ..,....... I4, 15, 34 Bierman, Salli .........,.... l5, 17, 18 Bnrkby, Judy .............. Birkby, Richard .......,.... 26, Bishop, Kathleen ,... Brown, '55 4E ' 23 Gavin, John ..,.,......... Geer, Gale ..,............ Gerhardt, Gerald Gerhardt, David Gerrits en, Dalo .. ...... . Gerwig, Barbara ......, ...... , , Gibson, Janice ...... Gibson, Ronald ..... Gibson, Sandra .,.. Carla , ..., .,Ifff1'5,'4i5f41', 5BA 45 '45 Lackey, David Lange, Herschel ..... Lange, Vivian ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Larsen, Dave .........,.... laton, Walter ...... ..... Lee, Janet ,,.., Lee, Nancy ...... lohn, Minno ..,., Lenington, Les lindeman, Bob ..... Lindgren, Jaan ....... loveland, Mildred 58i 55 39 ' 1 mia.. Z5 ao, Gillette, Dick ......., Gillette. Barbara ,... .. Ginder, Patty ........... Glenn, Joyce ................ Goldsmith, Freddie ...... Goldsmith, Jimmy Goode, Raymond ....... Goode, Richard ......... ..,....,.,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, 43 Goodykoontz, Patty ..,....... Gardner, Sally Ann ...,. Gorman, Sharon ,....,, 26, , 46, .........l5, 36, Lavestrand, Bernard ..... ..,........ . Lavestrand, Elsa ...... 27 luenke, Mary Ann .... Luna, Chuck .,...,..... Mahre, Ray ,..,... ..... Manning, John Manning, Nancy Marcum, Leon Marcum, Sally Marquordt, Wanda ,........,.. 32, , Martin, Beverly . .,... . Fred ,.... ........ Brtz, Janet , ,,.,...............,.......,....... .. Blackburn, Sandra ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bennett, Bob ..........,...., 30, 56, 57 Barley, Jim .......... .,...........,.. Barton, Bob . ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I V Barton, Nancy ..... ............. Brooks, Ron ...,.., .............,...,.,.,.. Brown, Carl ........,.....,. I4, 35, 56 Brown, Marcia ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 5 Pat ,, ..,....... .. McPherson, Sandy ..,... .,.,.... , Hallauer, Robert Perala, Brownell, Carol .,..... Burnam, leon ..,... Burnam, Rex ...., Brunner, Allen ..,.. Bryant, Kenneth ,...... Burke, Connie ......... Burnham, Jeanne ...... Cahoon, Bill . ............ Campbell, Joy ......,..... Campbell, Roy ..,. ...,.. .... Campbell, Sharon Lee ...,. Carlson, Joyce ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carlson, Charles .,...... Casey, Perry .......... Catlin, Herald . ....,. .. Chisholm, Wreotho .... i '1'.1'.ff.56 26 35 43 Gaudy, Sue ........,, ,...... 3 6, Gray, Jackie ...,......... .......................,...... Gray, Barbara .................,.............. 31 43 Gredvig, Gene ....... .............,.....,,...,,...,. Griffith, Karen .,,.,, 14, 15, 26, 45, 41 Griffith, Vern Groenig, Gene , .... Guilland, Linda .... 36, Hafsos Nanc 1 Y ---- Hafsos, Ronald .... ..,...26, 43, 48 ...,....... Hallauer, Dean ,..,.......... ....,.. , Moulding, Rollond ,. May, Lynda .....,....... Mayiield, Jack .,...... Mayfield, Maralyn ..... McBride, Bill ........... McBride, Donald . ,...., .,,. 31, 46 ffff.'.'fff56 QfQQQ59'. 45Q 15' 14, 27, 49, 55 .,111f1'i4, i'iQ i6i , 46, ,, ........ 14, 20, .,...,..,.illQf,1'.'.'.ffQQQ11f55l .14 15 17 20 44 r r 1 , 46, McDevitt, Mary Jo .... ,. ...,.... , , McGrew, Gerald ..... Mcllvanie, Nancy ..... McPherson, Bettie . .,,. 34, Chrrstranson, Susan ,,... ,. ............ ,. Clark, Mary ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, Clasell, Gene ......... Clausing, Doug .....,. Clausing, Janet ....... Clift, Carolyn ..,..,. Clow, Linda ...... Collins, Chuck ..... Combs, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Connelly, Carolyn ..... Cornelia, Josephine .. Crawford, Bortis ........ Crawford, Jerry ......,... Cunningham, Sharon ...., 26, 30, 46 26, 35, 26 42 36, Daniels, Billy ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 4' Dovls, Belly Jo ..,. 18, 43, 46, Day, Sharon .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Decoto, Raymond ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Donaldson, Carol ..... Darn, Barbara ..... Driver, Hollis , ...... .. Drossett, Arlene ,.... Eoton, Pat ...... ....., Edwards, Wilma ..,,,. Ekland, David ..,... Ellis, Dale ......... Enbom, Jack ..,.., Erickson, Anne ........ Erickson, Derald ....,. Esparza, Ray ,,,,,,,,,,,, Esparza, Richard ..... Espana, Toni ..,,.... Euteneier, John . .... Everts, Milton ....., 74 14, Hammermeister, Barbara Hammermeister, Dedt ,... Hamrnerstad, Glenda ..fff1Qf1'5, 41' Hanson, Fred .......,............. , ................,.. . Harris, Cornelius ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Harris, William ....,................................. 31 46 Harrison, Pot .............. 15 29, , Hart, Nancy . ...............,,......,..... 36, 43, Haubrich Jeanine ......,.., Hazard, Sam .......... Heater, Alice ...,...... Heater, Elaine ...... Heater, Robert ......... Heironimus, Bob ....... Heiranimus, Mary ..... Helm, Mary ..,..,..,.. Hensley, Jim ...... Herrell, Ran ..,.. Hill, Richard ....... Hickey, Ardell .... Hickey, Edward ..... Hill, Daryl ........, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Holm, Diane .,........ ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hopais, Bernell ......,........,.....,............. Haopis, Doris ......,...............,,,,,, 19, 43 Horst, Ann ...,......,..,.,,, I4 27, 43, 46 Hotchkiss, Craig ..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 I Houck, Carol .......,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7 Houck, Fred ,.,,,,. . ,,,,,,, 31, 41 Howe, Bob ,, .,,, ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Hubbard, Philip ....,.. Hubbard, Terry ..... Hudson, Betty ..... Huff, Bill ................ Hugill, Brenda , ......... Humphries, Jack ......, Humphries, Ruth ....,.. ., .... , 4'6 ' McReynoIds, Jane , ..... . Meoorden, Christie ..... ,,,,,,,,, Meyer, Norm ..,...,... Miles, Wilda ........., Miller, Darlene .,.... Miller, Jeff .....,.... Miller, Juanita ,.,,. Miller, Willis ...., Mitzel, Pete ....... Mize, Jan ....... Mondor ,Bey, .... Mandor, Patty Morton, Nancy Morton, Paul Morton, Ralph Morton, Ruby Murray, Nebeker, Tim Nelson, Evelyn Nichols, Roger Nonnemocher, North, Olson, Olson, Robert JIM ...J-.-,nu 5i 46' ..,.........37, 37 ,......,.32, .,......5E, 45Q'48' ..Z ..,............ 27 ...jffffii Fran ....... , ....... 27, 49, Judy ..... Rick ......, Ormiston, Jim ....... Ormiston, Ken Ortmon, George .... Overstreet, Fred .....,, Overstreet, Kathy ..,.. Ponkey, David Paradis, Mike Parks, Jo Anne ....... Peckman, Bill ....... 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