White Pass High School - Kionian Yearbook (Randle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 71 of the 1951 volume:

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I 1 ,N K . .5 x -f '- -'v-,- A ,.' .L .V -- 'n'?f.- ,xx ----ff, - r ,., J,-1 M AS: Q .ww 33. x s'1i.a..f.1H.uw..aJe:xf5:ff ff, .V !f '-.f.f-1.1-..i.?.s-.. f ,,.-. L K ...,Lf5hA,. I Published by the Students of RANDLE HIGH SCHOOL Randle, Washington lecbca fion PFC , RONALD GOBLE M, P. RUSSELL WALTERS PFC. RICHARD HOLMES This annual is dedicated with pride to our classmates in the Armed Services. This page sponsored by CHENEY'SfH WGARAGE Packwood, Washington A high school education is a great adventure rinciyoafii Weaaage Congratulations! Seniors of 1951! You are standing at the threshold of the Atomic Age. This old world is constantly chang- ing, and we look upon all these past accomplish- ments as a challenge to the best in us, Face the future with spirits high, with a firm desire for accomplishment, Aim high, remember success lies not in the achieving what you aim at, but in aiming at what you ought to achieve and pressing forward, sure of achievement, RUDOLPH J. CEBULL Principal, Montana State Normal Collegeg B,A,, University of Montanag M,A,, University of Montana, Teaches History, State, World, Advises NELS R' SWANSON Senior Class, Torch, Student Council, Boy s Club, Superintendent, B,A,, University of Wash- ington, ,v 1 1 I 1 ':,.v .,.t ..,.. 1' I ..,, '11,--lp -. -.1155 'i-1 -, -4,- uyaertnlen enla euage ' ' J ' W YOUR EDUCATION and on this adventure will depend much of your future. Your high school will give you a chance to develop your possibilities, The school and its faculty can only give you a chance to work for an educa- tion. The amount that you have learned this year has depended on your individual initiative to devel- op your possibilities, I hope this has been a very successful year for you, and, also, wish to extend my best wishes to all the students of Randle High School. This page sponsored by U, S, PLYWOOD CORP, Kosmos Division Kosmos, Washington RICHARD C, NELSON Vandercook School of Music, Chicago, Ill, B.A., University of Washington, Teaches Ir, and Sr. Band, Glee Club, and English II, MRS, NYNA QBIOWHQ MCKENNA B.A.. Rice Institute, Hous- on, Texas, Attended Univer- sity of Houston, Houston, Texasg and University of Wash - ington. Teaches English IV, Typing I 85 II, Bookkeeping, and General Mathematics. Ad- vises Kionian and Cowlitz Ech- oes. 06144 . . . NELS W, HANSON B.S,, Washington State College, Pullman. Teaches Vocational Agriculture, Gen- eral Science, Physics, Farm Shop, Advises Junior Class, F.F.A. This page sponsored by L I L L E G A R D ' S Morton Washington MRS, LOYIS REYNOLDS B.A.. University of Cali- fornia, Berkeley, Teaches Home Economics I, II, 81111, English I 8a III. Advises Gir1's Club, Freshman Class, LEO R, SCHNEIDER B,S,, Iowa State College, Washington State College, M,S, Teaches U,S, History, Geometry, Algebra, Biology, and Boy's P.E, Coaches High and Baseball Advises Sopho- more -Class and Big R Club, M O R T O N .H A R Dlw A R E School Football, Basketball, enior add Woffo Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor? CAM., 5010,-J White and Crimson CARRELL ANDERSON ' And there's a girl with eyes of brown Whose spirit you can never down. Kionian I,2, 3,4, Editor 4g Cowlitz Echoes I,2, 3,4, Business Manager 4, Gir1's Club 1, 2, 3,45 Secretary 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3,43 Majorette I,2,3,4g Torch 2, 3,4, Sec'y-Treas, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: 'Librarian I, 2, Treasurer 3, Band rg Dramatics 4g Student Body Treasurer 4, Student Council 4g Office 4, Dancing Club 2. 661.541 jf0lUeI' Red Rose 'X GORDON BEEKS Time and the tardy bell wait for no man. Boy's Club 1,2,3,4g Big R 3,4, Dancing Club 2, Boy's Glee Club 2g F.F.A, I,2,3,4: Cowlitz Echoes 4. This p e sponsored by RANDLEG NyGARAGs W. E. Hickey K. E. Lagerquist Randle, Washington KATHLEEN CALLAHAN E She's smiling, she's gay Always obliging every way. Glee Club I,2, 3,4, Vice-President 3g Band I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4g Gir1's Club 1, 2,3,4g Student Council 2, 45 Torch Society 2, 3, 4g Yell Leader 23 Pep Club I, 2,3,4g Office 4g Library 4, Kionian I,2,3,4g Cowlitz Echoes 2, 3,4g Dramatics 4. DONALD FUCHS I kinda like just loafin' around. Torch 2,3,4g F,F,A. 2, 3,4, President 43 Boy's Club I,2,3,4g Dramatics 4g Office 45 Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 25 Science Club 2. DICK HALL Why should we live with such hurry? Boy's Club I,2,3,4p Science Club 2g Li- brary 4, This page sponsored by MODERN FOOD STORE Prentice 8a Sather Randle, Washington BEULAH JUSTICE I like a lassie who hasn't a care But to fix her complexion and fuss with her hair, Glee Club l,2,3,4g Girl's Club I,2,3,4g Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ticket Manager 3, 4g Class Treasurer 4, Dramatics 4, Dancing Club 2, Kionian 4. CLIFFORD HUNTER Hold the fort, I am coming. F.F,A, 3,4, Treasurer 43 Boy's Club I, 2, 3,4g Dramatics 4g Library 2,43 Cowlitz Echoes 4, Kionian 4, iff THOMAS BUD KELLY Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. F,F,A. I,2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Boy's Club I,2, 3,45 Big R 2, 3,45 Class Vice-President i 3, Sgt,-at-arms Ig Library 4, This page sponsored by P A C K W O O D C A F E Brook Haynes Pa ckwood, Washington QR HOWARD MUSIC Do not hurry, do not worry. Boy's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 44 F,F,A, I, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4g Dramatics 45 Cowlitz Echoes 4, i JACK MORRIS A little learning is a dangerous thing. Boy's Club I, 2, 3,4g F.F.A. I, 3,45 Library 4g Dramatics 4, Kionian 4g Class Treasurer 3, MARION MUSIC If he had any faults, he left us in doubt. Torch 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. I,2,3,4, Com- mitteeman 3.4: Boy's Club I, 2, 3,4:DI'3II1atiCS 4g Office 45 Cowlitz Echoes 4g Kionian 45 Science Club 2. This page sponsored by IOHNSON'S STUDIO Portraits - Commercial Photography Chehalis, Washington BETTY PIERSON No task does she decline. Majorette 3,4, Yell Leader 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4,Class President 2, S,C,R, 4, Girl's Club I,2,3, 4, Secretary 3, Torch 2,3,4, Sec'y. Sr, Treas, 3, Vice-President 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Band I,2,3,4, President 3,4, Carnival Queen 2, Office 4, Library 4, Secre- tary Student Body 4gKi0l'1ial'1 I, 2, 3,4, Cowlitz Echoes I, 3,4, Business Manager 3, Dramatics 4, S.W,W. Fair Princess 3. LAUREL PANCO She has that art so rarely seen in women -- the art of silence. Student Council I, Camival Princess I, Girl's Club 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club I, 2, 3.4, Ticket Manager 3, Glee Club IQ Cowlitz Echoes Staff 4, Dramatics 4, Kionian 4, Office 4, Dancing Club 2. ELLEN RAY And her modest answer and graceful air Show her wise and good as she is fair. Class Vice-President 4, Majorette I, 2, 3,4, Glee Club r, 2, 3,4, Girl's Club I, 2, 3.4, Pep Club I,2,3,4: Torch 2, 3,4, Student Council r, 2, 3, Kionian I, 2, 3,4, Business Manager 4, Cowlitz Echoes 3,4, Editor 4, Office 4, Band I, 3, Dancing Club 2, Dramatics 2.4, Carnival Princess 3, Homecoming Queen 4, This page sponsored by CHARLET'S FURNITURE CO,, INC Phone 6-41 88 Centralia, Washington LORRAINE QGOEBELJ SCOTT 'Books knocked at her heart in vain. Class President 45 Glee Club I,2,4: Dra- matics 4g Pep Club I,2,4: Gir1's Club I,2,4: Dancing Club 2g Kionian 45 Attended Morton High School 3. if WAYNE RIDLON 'Me thought I heard a voice cry, 'Sleep no rnore'. Entered from Tacoma 3: Boy's Club 3,4g Football 4g Baseball 3: Library 4, RUBY SCOTT Her lively looks a sprightly mind dis- close. Entered from Eatonville 2g Dancing Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3,4p Band 3,45 Class Secretary 4g Ticket Manager 4g Dramatics 4g Office 4g Library 4g Kionian 4g Cowlitz Echoes 4, This page sponsored by MCMAI-lAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Neil 8: Pearl McMahan Randle, Washington JOYCE QLAGERQUISTJ SHIPLEY A kind and gentle heart she has. Band 2, 3g Glee Club I,2, 3.4, President I, Secretary 2, Pep Club I,2, 3,4g Dramatics 4 Dancing Club 2g Torch 2, 3: Gir1's Club I, 2, 3, 4: Cowlitz Echoes I, 3, 4, Kionian I, 3.4. - 5 ',,,s DON STRAHAN A man among men -- occasionally -- among the ladies. Entered from Centralia 2g Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2g Boxing 25 Dramatics 4, Student Body President 4: Torch 2,3,4, President 3, Big R Club 2,3,4, President 43 Class Presi- dent 3, Vice-President 2g Boy's Club 2,3,4, President 4, Student Council 2, 3,4. C This page sponsored by MCMAHANS SERVICE Mobilqas Randle, Washington I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1. lair WM an flsfammf Carrell Anderson, will take my knowledge with me into college as they say it is needed, Gordon Beeks, will my every day tardiness to Merlin Hickle. Kathleen Callahan, will my perfect attendance record to Bob Crouse. Marion Music, will my two years of typing to Alfred Frye. Ellen Ray, will my job and no spare time to anyone who likes to keep busy. Ruby Scott and Beulah Justice, leave willingly to join 21: Alumnae of 1950. Laurel Panco, will my quiet ways to Dolores Myers, Jack Morris, will my wavy hair to Fritz Siler. Clifford Hunter, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Lawrence Kelly. Lorraine Scott, will my faithful old jeans to Velva Evans. Betty Pierson, will my one year of yell leading and two years of being a majorette to Juanita Tumer Bud Kelly, will my height to Harlin Cearley. Joyce Shipley, will my long ride to play practice to JoAnne Hickey. Don Strahan, will my way with Homecoming Queens to the future football captain. Don Fuchs, will my place on the football team to Dick Ray. Warren Wernett, will my wise cracks to anyone who thinks they can get away with saying them. Wayne Ridlon, will my hair cut to Orville Island. Dick Hall, will my slow, easy-going manner to Butch McLaughlin. Howard Music, will my Saturday night activities to Billy Myers. We, the Senior Class of IQSI, individually and collectively, will our composite picture to the hall of fame in the new school house, our amiable dispositions and our quiet ways to the JUNIORS, our capacity for getting along with the teachers to the SOPHOMORES, and our dignity to the FRESHMEN. This pa ge sponsored by MORTON JOURNAL Archie Watts Morton, Washington Cfarfff MOP QC? Ten years ago today, we tumed in our books, received our report slips, and said good-bye to dear old Randle High forever. During these years our classmates have gone into the world to seek their fortunes. We, BEULAH IUSTICE and RUBY SCOTT, have traveled many miles to renew old acquaintances. We made an ovemight stop at the home of our old friend, LORRAINE SCOTT, in Beverly Hills, Califomia. As we arrived at Lorraine's doorstep, what did we see at the windows but fifteen pairs of eyes. Lorraine has been married eleven years on August 25, 1961 . There are two sets of quintuplets, which gives her the world's record. We were very busy exchanging gossip, as she was wondering which of the old class were still living in the vicinity of Randle, which by the way has really grown in the past ten years. In fact, Morton is now a suburb of Randle. I DON STRAHAN is owner of the Large Termite Lumber Companyl at Morton: his motto is, At least two dozen termites to a board. ELLEN RAY is Don's wife and secretary at the Termite, where she sits on his knee while he dictates his letters. In her spare time, she cares for their own two little termites, WAYNE RIDLON is a professor of the library at the old school house in Randle. He is still trying to read Little Henry in the funny paper fthat is, what time he isn't s1eeping.y From Lorraine we learned that HOWARD MUSIC, better known as Ham, is just thatl He is still playing the role of Hambone, the great bank robber, in Hollywood. LAUREL PANCO is an opera singer known as Madame Laurelia. She can be heard singing with Margaret Truman on the program The Whistler on Station W R E N. CLIFFORD HUNTER is a butler for the one and only Nora and Zeke Van KaRoot. We three took a walk in the vicinity of Lorraine's house andywhom should we see but GORDON BEEKS looking through the junk yard. He told us he had looked in every junk yard from Randle to Beverly Hills for a seat cushion for the back seat of his Model A . We advised him to jack up the radiator cap and run a new car under it. Back at Lorraine's house, there was MARION MUSIC, now a salesman for Gooey Gluey Hair Tonic. He said it is guaranteed to make the hair wave fone hair stand up and wave at the other.j Marion told us WARREN WERNETT fbetter known as Podgey brews his own moonshine at night, while teaching young kids how to play Penny Ante and to Roll dem bones in the day time. KATHLEEN CALLAHAN, we hear, is working in the large New York office of lgnot Whazzlebob where they manufacture igloos. Our time with Lorraine was ended. We sped forth on our joumey, and as we approached Cactus Jack, Utah, we passed Iacko's Chicken Ranch. Thinking the name sounded familiar, we stopped. JACK MORRIS was wildly chasing a big red rooster for was the rooster chasing Jack.y Jack owns a chicken ranch while his wife works at the Red and White Store trying to eam enough money for chicken feed. lt seems Jack has lost quite a lot of weight from worry, This page sponsored by BOB BA KER'S PACKWOOD MERCANTILE 13 Pac kwood, Washington From Jack we learned BUD KELLY lives on a ranch a few miles away, Bud still has no use for the women and is living the life of a hermit while herding his goats on top of Big Rock Candy Mountain. He said one day he was walking along a motmtain road when he heard a hom honking, He headed for the ditch, for who should be driving along but JOYCE SHIPLEY, who at last has a driver's license, She can be seen any time traveling 'the road between Com Cob Comets and Hog's Holler in her husband's tie truck with a set of triplets on each knee. We would have liked to stop in to talk to her, but our time was limited. We rode on into the- twilight headed for Mr, Rainier National Park to see DON FUCHS and DICK HALL, still the Mutt and Jeff pair, now working for the Park Service. They told us they were still trying to figure a formula or method for melting the glaciers on Mt. Rainier. As we talked to Don and Dick, they recalled that one day two tourists stopped to ask directions to Longmire, Their faces seemed familiar, and they asked their names. One was CARRELL ANDERSON, who is now on the stage as Bubbles, the Bubbly Bubble Dancer at the Last Hope Theatre in the big city of Oshkosh, Michigan. The other was BETTY PIERSON, Betty is an Old maid schoolmarm, hornrimmed spectacles and all, teaching in Lover's Leap, Kentucky, Also, Don and Dick had had a visit one day with our principal, Mr, Cebull, who said he is now Superin- tendent of Schools in Salem, Oregon, Our two months' vacation was almost gone, We, Beulah and Ruby, had to head for home and our work, We are operating our own airport and getting rich fast. Cfaaa .Mdfor Twelve years we have spent at dear old Randle yeaming for the day when we would be Seniors. Now graduation day is here, and some of us find ourselves actually sorry to leave. When our history began in 1939, we had twenty-four students in our first-grade class. Miss Dolan was our teacher whom we shared with the second grade, Our classmates were: Earnest Siler, Don Fuchs, John McCall, Kathleen Callahan, Betty Pierson, Bernice King, Lorraine King, Carrell Anderson, Beulah Justice, Jenna Lee Blankinship, Joyce Lagerquist, Roy McCain, Bud Kelly, Evan Perdue, Jack Hessler, Carl Walters, Clifford Hunter, Noel Martin, Rose Ellen Music, Doris Westall, Kenneth Lindar, Lorraine Cearley, Lorraine Dean, and Betty Christian, The next year a few changes were made, Our teacher was Miss Gibbs, We had new this year: Raymond Eiley, Dorothy Keesee, Howard Music, Marie Eiley, Jack Morris, and Leonard Curtis, In the third grade we had the same students with the addition of: Marvin Jones, Ellen Ray, Rose Ellen Music. and Warren Wernett. Our teacher was Miss Nellie Alton. Then in the fourth grade, Betty Carlyle, Gordon Beeks, and James Darrin joined us, Our teacher was Miss Prather. Our fifth grade teacher was Miss Zeller, New students this year were: Geraldine Gemmell, Donald Gemmell, and Susan Martin. This page sponsored by BIRLEY'S FLORIST 1514 Market Street M Chehalis, Washington - With us in the sixth grade were: Vemon Morrison, Russell Walters, Ronnie Goble, Leo Beeks, and Bernal Cline. Our teacher was Mrs, I-legland, In the seventh grade the following new students enrolled under the guidance of Mrs. Abels: Rosa Whisen- hunt, Dewey Whisenhunt, and Phil Grant. Our grade school days were completed with Mr. Martin as teacher and principal. Richard Holmes and Jacqueline Conley joined us, Carrell Anderson gave the Valedictory address and Jenna Lee Blankinship the Salutatory address at our graduation exercises. The class motto was Not to the top but climbing. Cur class colors were Powder Blue and White and the flower was Camations. At last the mighty seniors of 51 entered high school. The total enrollment was thirty-four. Th'e class advisor was Mrs. Baker and the students at the time were: Carrell Anderson, Leo Beeks, Gordon Beeks, Ira Blankenship, Kathleen Callahan, Jacqueline Conley., Lorraine Dean, Donald Fuchs, Richard Holmes, Clifford Hunter, Bonnie Jennings, Buddy Kelly, Ronnie Goble, Betty Lou Goebel, Lorraine Goebel, Barbara Manning Susan Martin, Jack Morris, Vernon Morrison, Howard Music, Rose Ellen' Music, Laurel Panco, Betty Pierson, Ellen Ray, Barbara Scalf, Ronnie Shoemaker, Warren Wernett, Rosa Whisenhunt, Dick Hall, Beulah Justice, Dewey Whisenhunt, Jenna Lee Blankinship, Joyce Lagerquist, and Marion Music. Of these, Jackie Conley, Betty Lou Goebel, Ronnie Goble, Rose Ellen Music, Bonnie Jennings, and Barbara Scalf dropped. Pat Farnum entered from Bremerton, Russell Walters entered, but dropped out. Class officers for the year were: President, Barbara Scalfg Vice-President, Susan Matting Secretary- Treasurer, Barbara Manning Student Council Representative, Laurel Panco, Pat Famum was chosen Vice- President and Susan Martin took Barbara Scalf's place as President. Laurel Panco was our candidate for Camival Queen. On September 17, we were initiated by the Sophomores. Then on October IO, to show there were no hard feelings, we gave them a return party, As Sophomores, we opened the year with the election of officers. President, Betty Pierson: Vice-President. Ira Blankenshipg Secretary, Jenna Lee Blankinshipg Treasurer Donald Fuchsg Student Council Representative, Kathleen Callahan: Advisor, Miss Evans. Class enrollment was twenty-nine. Shortly thereafter, Vernon Morrison and Ira Blankenship dropped out. Don Strahan entered from Centralia and replaced Ira as Vice-President, Ruby Scott entered from Eatonville, Our candidate for Camival Queen, Betty Pierson, was crowned in a midnight ceremony by Mr, Cebull, She was attended by Princesses Violet McMahan, Ruth Watkins, Barbara Fuchs, and Barbara Herrington. Upper classmen at lastl With Mr, Hanson as our advisor, we began our Junior year in Randle. The only new student was Bill Lauer, Our class officers were: President, Don Strahan, Vice-President, Bud Kellyg Secretary, Don Fuchs: Treasurer, Jack Morris, Student Council Representative, Warren Wemett, This page sponsored by B. B, CRA BB CO, Accounting - Insurance O Morton, Washington I5 1 Four of the five majorettes elected this year were from our class. They were: Rosa Whisenhunt, Betty Pierson, Ellen Ray, and Carrell Anderson. Barbara Mannin was elected one of the two yell queens. Our class rings were ordered in November and received in February. Everyone was pleased with them and thought they were of very unusual design. Ellen Ray was the Junior's candidate for Carnival Queen. We sponsored a tolo dance at the school on March 17. For the Junior-Senior picnic we took the Seniors to Point Defiance Park in Tacoma. Everyone who went had a nice time. Finally the day came when we were addressed as 'Y Mighty Seniors, We began our last year at Randle with twenty students enrolled, They were: Carrell Anderson, Gordon Beeks, Kathleen Callahan,.Don Fuchs, Dick Hall, Clifford Hunter, Beulah Justice, Bud Kelly, Jack Morris, Howard Musicj Marion Music, Laurel Panco, Betty Pierson, Ellen Ray, Wayne Ridlon, Ruby Scott, Lorraine Scott, Joyce Shipley, Don Strahan, and Warren Wemett, Officers for the year were: President, Lorraine Scottg Vice-President, Ellen Ray, Secretary, Ruby Scott: Treasurer, Beulah Justiceg Student Council Representative, Bett Pierson, Advisor Mr Cebull. Betty Pierson, Carrell Anderson, and Ellen Ray were elected three of the five majorettes. Our pictures were taken on October 21 and 28 by Johnston Studio in Chehalis, Most of us were very pleased with them, For the first time in its history, Randle chose a Homecoming Queen to reign over the last football game of the year between Randle and Morton on Armistice Day, Barbara Fuchs, Ellen Ray, and Doris Ridlon were the three girls selected by the football squad, The student body voted on them, and Ellen Ray was chosen Queen. Don Strahan, our football captain, crowned her Footbal1 Sweetheart of Randle High School for 1950. Barbara Fuchs and Doris Ridlon were the attending princesses. Our Senior play, The Boarding House Reach, was held on the evening of December 8. Everyone enjoyed it very much. Baccalaureate services were held on May 27, and we were graduated on May 29. So ended many happy and successful years at Randle, This page sponsored by PACKWOOD LUMBER CO, Proto Tools 16 Packwood, Washington uniom FRONT ROW: John Uuniorj Scott, Barbara Fuchs, Beverly Shoemaker, Ina Mullins, Jeanette Vanderpool, JoAnn Hickey, Merlin Hickle, Jonathon Anderson, Mr. Hanson. SECOND ROW: Alfred Frye, Dolores Myers, Shirley Hall, Elsie Bowen, Velva Evans, Orville Island, LeRoy Turner, Earl Mahanes, BACK ROW: Ted Koher, Fritz Siler, Eddie Ball, Jack Hessler, Raymond Smith, Lester Godfrey, Dick Ray, Gene Blake. Q The Junior Class started with twenty-five members under the leadership of: President .................. '. . . Ted Koher Vice-President . . . . Lester Godfrey Secretary . . . . . Alfred Frye Treasurer . . . LeRoy Turner S. C. R. . . .Fritz Siler Advisor.....................Mr.Hanson Just before the end of the first quarter, Gene Blake, from Seattle, joined our class to make it twenty-six. We ordered our class rings in November, and received them in February. The Torch members from our class were Fritz Siler, Dolores Myers, JoAnn Hickey, Barbara Fuchs, Dick Ray, Ina Mullins, Elsie Bowen, Orville Island, Merlin Hickle, and Ted Koher. We were proud to have Orville Island, Ted Koher, lack Hessler, Earl Mahanes, LeRoy Turner, and Lester Godfrey on the football team. Others that turned out and did very well were Raymond Smith, Bob Crouse, and Eddie Ball. At the Harvest Festival we sold cider and doughnuts, which proved to be very profitable. We also sold beanies with Randle on them, hot dogs and pop at the basketball games to raise money for our treasury. We were happy to have Velva Evans as one of the yell-leaders and Barbara Fuchs as one of the five Major- ettes. Barbara was also one of the candidates for Homecoming Queen. This page sponsored by PACKWOOD HOTEL Sherman Combs Packwood, Washington 17 18 0lfl'l0l 85 FRONT ROW: Lawrence Kelly, Shirley Hackney, Myrtle Cates, Sue Slagle, Jean Hall, Beverly Hensley, ,Ruby Music, Sharon Mead, Barbara Ward, Mr. Schneider. SECOND ROW: Paul Smart, Charles Ray, Shirley Holmes, Bonnie LaGra, Helen Mullins, Doris Ridlon, Yvonne Hackney, Billy Myers, Pat Burnett. BACK ROW: George Music, Douglas Mandt, Bob Morris, Don Cronkite, David Gibney, Larry Holmes, Jerry Mullins, Harlin Cearley, John Scott, Roger Lewis, Rodger McCall The Sophomore class began the school year under the leadership of: President ..,, , ,David Gibney Vice-President . . ,Shirley Hackney Secretary ,,,, , , ,Pat Burnett Treasurer, , , , , ,Larry Holmes Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Lawrence Kelly S. C. R. .... . . . Sue Slagle Advisor . . . Mr. Schneider Billy Myers replaced Lawrence Kellyas Sergeant-at-Arms, when Lawrence dropped out. Our first activity was initiating the Freshmen. Probably they didn't enjoy it, but we certainly did. lt was a pleasure to make them carry our books or kneel at our command. This was one time they couldn't refuse. The boysin our class who participatedin football included Billy Myers, Douglas Mandt, Larry Holmes, Rodger McCall, Harlin Cearley, David Gibney, and Jerry Mullins. Yvonne Hackney and Bonnie LaGra were elected as two of the four yell-leaders. Doris Ridlon was a candidate for Homecoming Queen. This page sponsored by FISCHER'S RED 85 WHITE Bill Fischer Randle, Washington SPQJAHQQH g X 2 FRONT ROW: Jimmy Montgomery, Clyde Shoemaker, Juanita Tumer, Carole Fuchs, Janice Goble, Mickey Hawver Wilma Mullins. SECOND ROW: Richard Hayland, Dale Montgomery, Leonard McLaughlin, Nancy Crouse, Dolores Parlari, Shirley Blankenship, Betty Cobb, Mrs. Reynolds. BACK ROW: Charles Rieper, Bill Harrison, Robert Rita Springer, Darlene Lagerquist, Pearl Rieper. Twenty-three pupils enrolled at the beginning of the year. After eight weeks of school, Raymond Huston and Betty Cobb entered. Later Betty Cobb dropped. Class officers for the year were: President . . . . . Dale Montgomery Vice-President . . . . Jimmy Montgomery Secretary .... ..... N ancy Crouse Treasurer . . . Leonard McLaughlin S. C. R. . . . .... Lois Morris Advisor .................... Mrs. Reynolds Janice Goble replaced Nancy Crouse as Secretary when she dropped out. One of the first events of the year was Freshman Initiation, sponsored by the Sophomores, which made us full-fledged high school members. Most of us thought it was great fun. Some of the things wom were knee boots, gunny sacks, baby bonnets, and night gowns, with garlic or onions worn around the neck. At the Sophomores' command we had to kneel and say hyperbolicperabaloid. That night there was more, like the electric chair and eating macaroni soaked in vinegar. On October 20, we returned the Sophomores with a party. It was very successful. Joyce was elected as one of the yell-leaders and Carole Fuchs was elected as one of the five majorettes. Robert Dessel was voted most improved football player. This page sponsored by RA N D L E L U N C H Georgia Herrington Randle, Washington '9 Gonian FRONT ROW: Merlin Hickle, LeRoy Turner, Roger Lewis, Barbara Fuchs, Carrell Anderson, Ellen Ray, Rodger McCall, Fritz Siler. BACK ROW: Betty Pierson, Lorraine Scott, Beulah Justice, Ina Mullins, Ruby Scott, Elsie Bowen, Beverly Hensley, Doris Ridlon, JoAnn Hickey, Dolores Myers, Velva Evans, Shirley Hackney, Joyce Shipley, Yvonne Hackney, Kathleen Callahan, Mrs. McKenna. STAFF ACTIVITIES Editor-in-Chief . . ...... Carrell Anderson Assistant Editor . . . . . . Barbara.Fuchs Business Manager ............ Ellen Ray Assistant Business Manager ...... JoAnn Hickey Advertising . . . Laurel Panco, Joyce Shipley, JoAnn Hickey, Betty Pierson, Ellen Ray, Carrell Anderson, LeRoy Turner, Fritz Siler, Jack Morris, Bud Kelly, Ina Mullins, Elsie Bowen, Kathleen Callahan, Ruby Scott, Lorraine Scott Administration Editor ......... Dolores Myers Faculty Advisors ..... Mrs. McKenna, Mr. Cebull Senior Prophecy ..... Ruby Scott, Lorraine Scott, Beulah Justice Senior History ................ Ellen Ray Senior Class Will . .Betty Pierson, Kathleen Callahan Junior Class ................ lna Mullins Sophomore Class . . . . Yvonne Hackney Freshman Class . . . . Lorraine Cheney Student Council Torch Society . Library .... Office . . F. F. A ..... F. F. A. Trip . Rhanda Rhi Club Glee Club . . . Band...... PepClub.... . . . . . . . . ,. .Loislvlorris . . Barbara Fuchs . . Betty Pierson . . .Laurel Panco . . Rodger McCall . . Merlin Hickle . . Joyce Shipley . . Beverly Hensley . . . . Sue Slagle . . . . . . . Laurel Panco Majorettes, Yell Leaders . . . .Velva Evans Boys' Club . . . Big R Club . . Athletics. . . . School Calendar This page sponsored by WRIGHTS JEWELERS The Wright Jewelers for You 20 Morton, Washington . ...... . Ted Koher . . . . . . . LeRoy Tumer . . . . . .Ted Koher, Don Strahan Shirley Hackney, Doris Ridlon Ol,UAfZ 6CAOe5 FRONT ROW: Jack Hessler, Ted Koher, JoAnn Hickey, Ellen Ray, Carrell Anderson, Orville Island, Merlin Hickle BACK ROW: Betty Pierson, Barbara Fuchs, Ina Mullins, Shirley Hall, Ruby Scott, Elsie Bowen, Velva Evans Joyce Shipley, Kathleen Callahan, Jeanette Vanderpool, Myrtle Cates, Dolores Myers, Mrs. McKenna. S T A F F Editor-in-Chief . -. ..... . . .Ellen Ray Assistant Editor . . . . JoAnn Hickey BUSHICSS Manager . . . . . Carrell Anderson Assistant Business Manager , , , , , , , , , Earl Mahaneg Sports Editor , , Senior Class , , Junior Class , , , Sophomore Class , . Freshman Class , Torch Society , Rhanda Ri Girls' Club , F.F.A....... Glee Club, Band , , , Activity News Reporters Songs . . . Art Editors ..... 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Randle High School's student government is known as Student Council. It is composed of the President of the Student Body, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and elected repre- sentatives from the various classes and organizations. The High School principal acts as advisor. The Student Body voices their opinions in student affairs through their elected repre- sentatives. This is the way self-govemment is carried out in our high school. Suggestions and methods of improving the high school by better student relations is carried out by the Clouncil. The Student Council is in direct contact with the finances of the classes andvarious organizations. A report is made to the Student Body every month. Officers for the year were: President .... . . Don Strahan Vice-President . . . . .Ted Koher Secretary, , . . . , Betty Pierson Treasurer. . . . Carrell Anderson This page sponsored by C 8a E L U M B E R C O . Electrical Appliances Randle, Washington 22 jorqlt Sociefg I FRONT ROW: qstandingj Barbara Ward, qkneelingj Barbara Fuchs, Betty Pierson, JoAnn Hickey, Carrell Anderson, fstandingj Shirley Hackney. SECOND ROW: Dolores Myers, Helen Mullins, Elsie Bowen, Bonnie LaGra, Shirley Holmes, Don Strahan, Ellen Ray, Sue Slagle, Yvonne Hackney, Ina Mullins. BACK ROW: Mr. Cebull, Kathleen Callahan, Merlin Hickle, Orville Island, Donald Fuchs, Dick Ray, Douglas Mandt, Fritz Siler, Marion Music, Ted Koher. The Society officers for the year of 1950-51 are: President ........... . JoAnn Hickey Vice-President . . . T . . Betty Pierson Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Carrell Anderson S. C. R. ...... . . .Barbara Fuchs Advisor ..................... Mr. Cebull The new members were initiated on October 13, having to wear black mortarboards and a sign with 'Torch' written on it. Each new member had to recite 5 lines of Shakespeare at the party that night. While receiving their pins, each member held a lighted candle, the Sophomores taking the oath. The Cowlitz Valley Kids Club, sponsored by the Torch Society was continued this year. The Torch Society was organized and put into effect by the Seattle Schools, lt is a' combination of the best points of other Societies. The purpose of the Torch Society is to promote school citizenship, scholarship, school spirit, and good fellowship by creating interest among students in as many different lines of activities as he can take part in advantageously, For a student to achieve membership in the Torch Society, he must have earned 28 points during his first year of high school. The points are based on the following: For each A earned at the end of the semester, 5 points are given: each B grade earns 3 points: a C is valued at 2 points: a D has no point value: an X grade receiving a -2 points. A student having a B average in some subjects and not in others, may be exempt from these particular studies in semester tests. Also a student must not have been absent more than 3 days, carrying at least 4 subjects, and having been a good citizen of the school to be exempt, Because of this ruling, all Torch members have been granted the privilege of being excused from the quarter examinations as well as the semester tests with a B aver- age and if the teacher agrees. Each member shall receive a silver pin with an orange bar on black enamel, representing each year he has been in Torch. fTorch members not shown in picture are Jean Hall and Myrtle Cates.J 23 he SW! LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Scott, Betty Pierson, Kathleen Callahan, Laurel Panco, Donald Fuchs SEATED: Ruby Scott, Ellen Ray. STANDING: Marion Music, Carrell Anderson. ce 06115 Every year, underthedirection of Mr. Cebull, a number of students are given an oppor- tunity to gain practical experience in office work. The office force learns to make out and file records and do various other jobs during the year. The students who were selected this year are as follows: First Period . . . . Betty Pierson and Kathleen Callahan Second Period. . . .......... Laurel Panco Third Period . . . . Lorraine Scott and Donald Fuchs Fourth Period . . ........ Marion Music Fifth Period. . ......... Ruby Scott Sixth Period. . . . .Carrell Anderson and Ellen Ray Oagfafg eulgj The Randle High School is growing constantly. From time to time new books are added to the shelves. The library, as in the past years, is being staffed by student librarians who have been chosen by the advisor. The students who are selected receive credits for their library work. The librarians for this year are as follows: First Period. . . . . Betty Pierson and Kathleen Callahan Second Period. . . .......... Wayne Ridlon Third Period . . . . . Dick Hall Fourth Period . . . . Bud Kelly Fifth Period. . .......... Ruby Scott Sixth Period .,,,, , . ,Jack Morris and Clifford Hunter Many different magazines are available to the students. They include the POPULAR MECHAN- ICS, POPULAR SCIENCE, AMERICAN GIRL, NEWSWEEK, TIME, NATURE, AIR TRAILS, HYGEIA, SUNSET, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, AMERICAN HOMES, BETTER HOMES AND GAR- DENS, WHAT'S NEW IN HOME EC. , READERS DIGEST, SENIOR SCHOLASTIC, AND FRIENDS. The library subscribes to two daily newspapers: THE DAILY CHRONICLE and THE OREGONIAN. Many High School paper exchanges-are received and filed for the students enjoyment. Mr. Cebull is in charge of the library. Under the student librarians, the students are helped in using the library correctly and efficiently. This- page sponsored by KLASEY CHEVROLET CO., INC. Morton, Washington pltancla SEATED: Kathleen Callahan, Carole Fuchs, Beverly Shoemaker, Carrell Anderson, Elsie Bowen. FIRST ROW STANDING: Mrs, .McKenna, Myrtle Cates, Yvonne Hackney, Mickey Hawver, Janice Goble, Ruby Scott, Lonaine Scott, Shirley Hackney, Ruby Music, Juanita Tumer, Wilma Mullins, Nancy Crouse, Dolores Myers. SECOND ROW: Pat Burnett, Shirley Holmes, Barbara Ward, Bar- bara Fuchs, Jeanette Vanderpool, Ina Mullins, Dolores Myers, Shirley Hall, Doris Ridlon, Betty Cobb, Shirley Blankenship, Rita Springer, Mrs. Reynolds. BACK ROW: Jean Hall, Beverly Hensley Sharon Mead, Betty Pierson, JoAnn Hickey, Velva Evans, Bonnie LaGra, Joyce Shipley, Laurel Panco, Beulah Justice, Helen Mullins, Ellen Ray, Sue Slagle, Darlene Lagerquist, Pearl Rieper. Rhanda Ri officers for the year were as follows: President .... . . Beverly Shoemaker Vice-President . , , Elsie Mae Bowen Secretary. . . . . Carrell Anderson Treasurer. , .,.. Carole Fuchs S. C. R. .... . . Kathleen Callahan Parliamentarian . , ,....... Dolores Myers Social Chairman . . ............ Ellen Ray Advisors , , . . , , , , , , ,Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. McKenna The Girls' Club had charge of selling Magazine Subscriptions. There was a trophy awarded to the person who sold the most subscriptions. JoAnn Hickey was awarded the trophy. Five girls were chosen to attend the Girls' League Conference last fall, but due to bad weather they could not go. The same ones went in the Spring. The Mothers and Daughters Tea was heldain May. This page sponsored by FASHION CLEANERS Friendly 84 courteous Service Morton, Washington ga. cm FRONT ROW: Lorraine Scott, Lois Morris, Juanita Turner, Betty Pierson, Beverly Shoemaker, Kathleen Callahan, Barbara Fuchs, JoAnn Hickey, Pat Burnett, Shirley Hackney, Beulah Justice. SECOND ROW: Carole Fuchs, Barbara Ward, Shirley Blankenship, Ina Mullins, Pearl Rieper, Shirley Hall, Darlene Lagerquist, Ruby Music, Janice Goble, Ruby Scott, Wilma Mullins, Margaret Kelly, Mr. Nelson. BACK ROW: Rita Springer, Myrtle Cates, Elsie Bowen, Velva Evans, Jean Hall, Ellen Ray, Sue Slagle, Doris Ridlon, Joyce Fults, Carrell Anderson, Joyce Shipley, Helen Mullins. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Nelson, forty-two girls entered Glee Club. The officers for the year were as follows: President ...... . . JoAnn Hickey Vice-President . . . .Yvonne Hackney Secretary. . . .... Elsie Bowen Treasurer . . . . Beverly Shoemaker S. C. R. . . ........ Margaret Kelly Librarians . . . . . . . . . . . .Lorraine Scott, Dolores Parlari The various activities we participated in were the P. T. A. Christmas Program, Spring Concert, Gradua- tion, and Baccalaureate. We attended the Music Festival April 21, at Vancouver, Washington. The songs we worked on this year were Winter Wonderland, O Holy Night, Sylvia, The Desert Song, Make Believe, Andalucia, Goin' Home, Peter Piper, and Sentimental Journey. Several girls dropped out at the first quarter, This page sponsored by PHELPS DEPARTMENT STORE Shop and Save 28 Phone 2201 Morton, Washington ww! FRONT ROW: Lois Pierson, LeRoy Turner, Juanita Turner, Sue Slagle, Fritz Siler. BACK ROW JoAnn Hickey, Kathleen Callahan, Betty Pierson, Joyce Shipley, Ruby Scott, Mr. Nelson Under the direction of Mr. Nelson, the following members played in the band: CLARINETS: ALTO SAXOPHONE: Fritz Siler Betty Pierson Sue Slagle TENOR SAXOPHONE: BARITONE: Kathleen Callahan JoAnn Hickey TRUMPETS: LeRoy Turner Juanita Turner Lois Pierson BASS DRUM: SNARE DRUM: Joyce Shipley Ruby Scott Officers for the year were: President .... . . Betty Pierson Sec'y-Treas. . . . . Juanita Turner Librarian .............. Kathleen Callahan On November 16, we played Tea for Two and Summit March . played for the home football and basketball games. This page sponsored by SAVEMORE STORE Maude STONE Ja mes Packwood, Washington During the year we p ajoreffezi ,ti LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Pierson, Carole Fuchs, Ellen Ray, Carrell Anderson, Barbara Fuchs. 'Fic' Q' EL' ff The StudentBody elected five ma jorettes this year. Barbara Fuchs, Carole Fuchs, Car- , rell Anderson, Ellen Ray, and Betty Pierson were the lucky ones. They have twirled at all home gl, p football and basketball games. New hats of white fur trimmed with gold were purchased for iff. them. if , lj, SX x LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Pierson, Carole Fuchs, Carrell Anderson, Barbara Fuchs. V This page sponsored by 30 STATE BANK OF MORTON Morton, Washington '-H, Ellen M ella QP5 4 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie LaGra, Velva Evans, Joyce Fults, Yvonne Hackney. At the beginning of the year an assembly was held on the football field for the election of the yell leaders. Two teams tried out, the first being Velva Evans, Joyce Fults, Yvonne Hackney, and Bonnie LaGra. The second team was Kathleen Cal1ahar1,Juanita Turner, and Beverly Shoemaker. Ballots were cast by the Student Body, electing the first team. These girls have devoted their year to the football and basketball games. The yell leaders have new uniforms ofwhite corduroy, and four small megaphones. Pep assemblies were held on days of games. This Page Sponsored By K O S M O S G A R A G E Kosmos, Washington pep FRONT ROW: Velva Evans, Joyce Fults, Yvonne Hackney, Bomiie LaGra. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Scott, Lois Morris, Juanita Turner, Betty Pierson, Beverly Shoemaker, Kathleen Calla- han, JoAnn Hickey, Pat Burnett, Mickey Hawver, Shirley Hackney, Beulah Justice, THIRD ROW: Sharon Mead, Barbara Ward, Ina Mullins, Shirley Hall, Pearl Rieper, Barbara Fuchs, Darlene Lagerquist, Ruby Music, Janice Goble, Carole Fuchs, Ruby Scott, Wilma Mullins, Shirley Holmes, Margaret Kelly, Beverly Hensley. BACK ROW: Shirley Blankenship, Rita Springer, Dolores Myers Myrtle Cates, Elsie Bowen, Jean Hall, Ellen Ray, Sue Slagle, Doris Ridlon, Carrell Anderson, Helen Mullins, Joyce Shipley, Jeanette Vanderpool. The Pep Club started the year with Joyce Fults, Velva Evans, Yvonne Hackney, and Bonnie LaGra as yell queens. The members of the club wore black pep hats and school sweaters to the games. This made our rooting section look more uniform. We practiced yells with the yell queens and went to the games to yell and show the boys they had someone to back them up. This page sponsored by LEWIS COUNTY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT Chehalis, Washington 32 . .Marion Music enior Aly THE CAST ma STAGE MANAGERS DIRECTOR On the night of December 8, 1950, the Seniors presented their play, The Boardinghouse Reach, in the Packwood Gym. This three-act comedy tells of thirteen-year-old Wilbur Maxwell, who for many years has wanted a bicycle, but couldn't persuade Papa and Mama to get him one, So, when Wilbur leams that Mom and Pop are going away on a week-long trip, he decides to turn their domicile into a boardinghouse and earn enough money to buy a bicycle. Into the paper goes an ad, and by evening the house is full. Everything is fine until Mom and Pop return at two a.m. To top it all off, it is discovered that there is a bank robber in the house, and Pop is mistaken for him and hauled off to jail, But, finally the real robber is caught, and Pop gets out of jail, and Wilbur gets his bicycle. The cast was: Wilbur Maxwell - Tousle-headed, robust . . Hercules Nelson - Wilbur's best pal ....... Betty Lou Maxwell - Age fourteen. Typical teenster . Connie Maxwell - A very grown-up young lady . . . Bernadine Smith - A very frustrated young lady . John Maxwell - Father, middle-aged .... Janet Maxwell - Mother, very understanding . . Aunt Mary - A likable woman about sixty . . Limpy McGuire - A guest. Looks rather rough ,..... Nora - Limpy's wife, Talks rather roughly ....... Herman Ninety-Volt Jones - A beat-up pug. Not too smart . . Roughhouse Ruby - Herman's wife. A wrestling champion , , Mr, Potter - A likable chap. Sells insurance .... Lucy Burns - A virtual walking encyclopedia .... Mrs, Mott - A little old lady who never says a word . Connolly - A rough and tough plain-clothes man , This page sponsored by SEARS ROEBUCK 8a CO. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back Chehalis, Washington . . Donald Fuchs .Carrell Anderson . . . Ellen Ray . Betty Pierson . . Don Strahan . . Joyce Shipley Kathleen Callahan . Howard Music . Beulah Justice . .Clifford Hunter . . Ruby Scott . . Jack Morris . Lorraine Scott . Laurel Panco . . Gordon Beeks Kwux ' wiht E s 4 KNEELING: Jimmy Montgomery, Lawrence Kelly. SEATED: Howard Music, Clifford Hunter, Donald Fuchs, LeRoy Turner, Fritz Siler. FIRST ROW STANDING: Leonard McLaughlin, Clyde Shoemaker, Alfred Frye,Charles Ray, John Uuniorj Scott, Earl Mahanes, Roger Lewis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hanson, Richard Hayland, Lester God- frey, Dale Montgomery, Rodger McCall, Merlin Hickle, George Music, Jack Morris. THIRD ROW: Paul Smart, Orville Island, Jack Hessler, David Gibney, Douglas Mandt, John Scott, Gordon Beeks, Mr. Cebull. BACK ROW: Bill Harrison, Robert Dessel, Jerry Mullins, Harlin Cearley, Dick Ray, Gene Blake, Larry Holmes, Marion Music. The Randle Chapter of the F. F. A. started the school year with the following new members. Bill Harrison, Earnest Scalf, Dale Montgomery, Clyde Shoemaker, Jimmy Montgomery, Butch McLaughlin, and Gene Blake. ' Class officers were: President . . . . . .Don Fuchs Vice-President . . . . Howard Music Secretary. . . . . . Fritz Siler Treasurer ..... . . Clifford Hunter Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . Alfred Frye S. C. R. .... . .LeRoy Turner Advisor.....................Mr.I-Ianson The F. F. A. received one pure-bred heifer, through the Sears Roebuck Foundation, which was given to John Scott on contract, The annual F. F. A, Carnival was held in March, which was very successful, and the 'Father and Son Banquet was held in April. The judging team consisted of Lester Godfrey, Jack Morris, Jack Hessler, Merlin Hickle, and Dick Ray. This page sponsored by NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON Coffman-Dobson Branch 36 Chehalis, Washington On June 2, the F. F. A. boys left on a five-day trip around Olympic Peninsula. Our first stop was at the Olympic Hot Springs where we swam in the pool until midnight and stayed the sec- ond day. 'Y filo X . -,...1-Mx 11 , -al NJ' This page sponsored by A, P, VREDENBURG Packwood, Washington On the third day we left for Qunalt Lake to do some fishing and boating. The fourth day was spent at Co- palis Beach swimming and clam digging. On the fifth day a tired, sunburned, but happy bunch returned home. f . i , ,Y I . hy, fa? . V . ryjxi I n . ,4 I. .we f ,A . 4 . v V. v ---M. 37 Og jf SEATED: Jack Hessler, Howard Music, LeRoy Turner, Fritz Siler, Lester Godfrey. FIRST ROW STANDING: Law- rence Kelly, Leonard McLaughlin, Bud Kelly, Richard Hayland, Dale' Montgomery, Charles Ray, Ted Koher, Al- fred Frye, Don Cronkite, Jack Morris, Warren Wernett, Roger Lewis, Billy Myers, Merlin Hickle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hanson, Jimmy Montgomery, Paul Smart, Eddie Ball, Clifford Hunter, Clyde Shoemaker, Donald Fuchs, Da vid Gibney, Jerry Mullins, Marion Music, John Scott, Earl Mahanes, Mr. Schneider. BACK ROW: Robert Dessel Harlin Cearley, Wayne Ridlon, Bill Harrison, Douglas Mandt, Gordon Beeks, Bob Morris, Dick Hall, Rodger Mc- Call, Raymond Smith, George Music, Dick Ray, Jonathon Anderson, Gene Blake, Larry Holmes, John Uuniorj Scott. The officers of the Boys' Club of Randle High School for the year of '50 and '51 were as follows: President . . . . .Don Strahan Vice-President . . . . Howard Music Secretary. . . . . . Fritz Siler Treasurer . . ............. LeRoy Turner S. C. R. . . .............. Harlin Cearley Advisors . . . . . . Mr. Cebull, Mr. Hanson, and Mr. Schneider The first Boys' Club meeting was held on September 8, 1950. We took care of parking at the Harvest Festival September I6 and 17. lt was suggested to continue last year's project of fixing the school grounds, flag pole, etc, Larry Holmes replaced Harlin Cearley as Student Council Representative when Harlin dropped out. Under the leadership of the above-mentioned boys and the advisors, we had a very successful year. This page sponsored by REG LESTER'S BUICK SALES For your new car, see us first 38 Morton, Washington fy H9 'x - oo, FRONT ROW: Orville Island, Merlin l-lickle, Ted Koher, Donald Fuchs, Paul Smart LeRoy Turner Lester Godfrey. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schneider, Junior Scott, Douglas Mandt, Gordon Beeks Jack Hessler, Don Strahan, Raymond Smith, Jerry Mullins, Rodger McCall. BACK ROW Earnest Scalf David Gibney, Bill Harrison, Larry Holmes, Bob Crouse, George Music, Billy Myers f o Big R Club officers President. . . Vice-President Secretary. , . Treasurer. . S.C.R.. . . or the year of '50 and '51 were as f 11ows: . ,Ted Koher Harlin Cearley Donald Fuchs Merlin Hickle David Gibney Initiation was held on January IO. New members initiated were Bill Harrison Larry Holmes, Raymond Smith, and Jerry Mullins . This page sponsored by PACKWOOD LUMBER Fuller Paints Packwood, Washington CO. arid cfiuified TYPING I HOME ECONOMICS II This page sponsored by LAWRENCE E. WILLIAMS Licensed Public Accountant Morton, Washington .ddul PHYSICS CLASS GENERAL SCIENCE CLASS 41 l 0bU'l SIAOO! X Ya SCHOOL BUILDINGS STUDY HALL JM Football Sweetheart of 1950 Coach 6 7':'1e Prmcesses Tf1fQU'fH This page sponsored by C Sz E LUMBER CO. Lumber - Millwork - Builders Hardware Randle, Washington Za' Busy Eafffvj Coach gchner rece ues La,-,775 Vprefevfggf by D617 4 Billy A Rea sonable GCSIVTTI This page sponsored by flu-f Catch fwiffefsbn -- 5f4'f-'kg CURLEY'S SERVICE Groceries - Gas - Oil Glenoma, Washington H h -r joofgaf The Panthers had a very successful 1950-51 Football season, successful not in the number of games won, but successful in the building of good sportsmanship and creating a genuine enthusiasm for the game. The Panthers finished the season without a single victory to their credit, but losing only four of their regulars, the Panthers should prove to be a strong contender for the 1951-52 championship. The Panthers were coached by Leo Schneider. Managers were Jim Montgomery, George Music, and Clyde Shoemaker. Graduating Seniors were Don Strahan, Gordon Beeks, Don Fuchs, and Warren Wemett. Jack I-Iessler Don Strahan Ted Koher Dave Gibney Ernie Scalf LETTERMEN Lester Godfrey Warren Wemett LeRoy Tumer Robert Dessel Raymond Smith Earl Mahanes Billy Myers Bill Harrison Bob Crouse SQUAD MEMBERS Gordon Beeks Dale Montgomery Leonard McLaughlin Charles Ray Orville Island Doug Mandt Harlin Cearley Roger McCall Jerry Mullins Larry Holmes Eddie Ball For the first time, the football players chose from the student body a girl to be crowned Homecoming Queen for 1950. The girl they chose was Ellen Ray, a senior and also a majorette. Attendants were Barbara Fuchs and Doris Ridlon. Chosen as the most inspirational player of the year was Lester Godfrey, a junior guard who will see another year of action with the Panthers. Honorary Captain was Senior fullback, Don Strahan. Most valuable player was halfback Ted Koher, a junior who will lead the Panthers offence for the '51 season. The most improved player of the season was Robert Dessel. Following are the games played and their scores. 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