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

 - Class of 1958

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' nets W ot Menu A Unw wllscons' Umvelsm O PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Senlors It IS my hope that you have obtalned sufflclent trarnlng to adequately meet your needs as you enter thus new phase of life Keep ln mnnd that Llfe becomes meaningful as you llve with perspective and and In glvrng direction to those about you Best wishes ln your llfe work SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE Hugh School has glven you the opportunity for partrclpatlon m numerous and varled actlvltles Through these experiences at IS hoped that you have gained not only knowledge but stature confrdence and a sense of appreclatlon for our American way of llfe as well To the Senior Class of 1958 my srncere con gratulatuons To all the students and teachers of the hugh school my thanks for a pleasant and worthwhl le year P I7 lyersl I Y of O I I 9 . I . . 1 I '. . I 1 I - 1 ,nf'1u-. . X5 A .Nh ' al , ' . x - , B..' . I . . In . . - - u 8,3 ', rf ' l 0ho,,,o' d, U I E 3 R . J 5 11 y 4 Q 2 X E I me 'Q ...- 1 X e 1 ,, ,yas-X 5 mv.. 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ROBERT G HANSEN Coach Physical Education B A Western Washington College of Education Principal re entaals Pacific Lutheran College 6 MRS. JEANNE JONES PhYSical Education B.A. Western State College of Colorado Gunnison Colorado. E. R. KELL Guidance Counselor, Science, Math. B.S. Kansas State College of Applied Science, Northwestern State College, M.A. Colorodo State College, University of Washington, Central Washington College of Education. mfg rs in MRS. JESSIE W. LAW English, Librarian B.S. Colorado State University, Oklahoma A 8. M College, Post Graduate, University of Colorado. MRS. JUNE ROWLAND English, Speech, Dramatic: B.A.State College oiWashington Linghan University, Canton China. 1 XX - ELAINE SCHMUTZ Vocational Home Economics B.A. Utah State University. ROBERT D. SHANER Assistant Couch, Social Science BJ-X. Eastern Washington College oi Education. l - MRS. BETTY STUART Business Education B.A. Murray State College, Murray, Kentucky, Post Graduate, George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee. W Mr Paul Krndle Our School Custodmn Our bus drlverl are from lef? to rlghf 'Zclph Yoder Luther Dunaway Wclt Churchel Calverna Grnfflth Shelby Booies Lew Griffith and Davld West erfreld The women who keep us well fed Mrs Ohs Sxmonrs and Mrs Sarah Cafes 8 644 ' tl l I I I l I I I I - I r r ll , Q 1 4 A ' J' ii '2 2 1 -. .3 ' 'S LOUIE ANN BLANKINSHIP No boys in heaven? l'm staying here! Class Treasurer 2, 3, Torch 2, 4, F.F.A. Carnival Princess l, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Student Body Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Kionian 2, 3, 4, Cowlitz Echoes 2, 3, 4, Ass't Co- Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Glee Club l, 2, Library 3, Science Club 2, 3, Senior Play. MARJORIE CATES She will succeed tor all she says she believes. Class Secretary 2, Girls'Club l, 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 4, Pep Club l, 2, Cow- litz Echoes l, 2, 3, 4, Ass't Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Glee Club l, 2, Kionian l, 2, 4, Torch 2, Science Club 2, Office 4, Senior Play. JOYCE COMPTON A gay girl with a gift of gab. Entered from Morton 2, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Glee3Club l, 2, Library 4, Cowlitz Echoes 4, Business Manager 2, 3, Pep Club 2. DOREEN GOBLE I make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4: PCP ClUb li 22 Cawlitz Echoes 4, Glee Club lr 22 Business Manager 4i l-il-WGYY 3: 4i Senior Play. MINA BALL She's not as quiet as she seems. Entered from Morton 2, Girls Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Library 4, Cowlit: Echoes 4, Office 3. RICHARD BLAISDELL Eager to obtain the best in lite. Entered from Winlock 4, Class President 4, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary l, Reporter 2, President 3, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, Kion- ian 4, Football l, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, Boys' Club 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Senior Play, FFA Public Speaking 3, Cowlitz Echoes 4, Torch 4. -'N-.1 MARQUITA HALL Love is a dream. Gosh, l'm sleepy! Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Girls' Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Chorus 25 Homecoming Princess 25 FFA. Princess 35 Cowlitz Echoes 45 Pep Club l5 Office 45 Senior Play, Sweetheart Ball Princess 4. BOYD GOSSARD Destined by late to be someone great. Entered from Morton 25 Class Presi- dent 35 ASB President 45 Student Council 4, President 45 Boys Club 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4, President 45 Torch 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Most lmproved Player 35 Basketball 2, 3, Manager 45 Base- ball 2, Manager 35 Science Club 2, 35 Library 45 Kionian 45 Cowlitz Echoes 45 Senior Play. 's..... GALE HORNBY Life is the best possible thing we can make it. Girls Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spelling Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Lewis County Spelling Champion 45 Science Club 3, Secretary 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Torch 2, 3, 45 Student Body Vice President 45 Student Council 2, 4, Vice President 45 Maior- ette 2, 35 Glee Club l, 25 Kionian 2, 3, 45 Ass't Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 45 Cow- litz Echoes 3, 4, Ass't Business Manager 3, Business Manager 45 Senior Play. JACK JANSON l laughed and talked and danced and sung. Entered from Morton 35 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Manager 35 Boys Club 3, 42 Senior PICY- PATRICIA KLASSY Never forward, never bold, under all a heart of gold. Pep Club li Glee Club 1, cms Club i 2, 3, -'1iT0fCh 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. I DENNIS KOHER Someone so loyal and true will find some noble work to do. Boys' Club l, 2, 3,45 FFA l, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Football 45 Student Council 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 ASB Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Library 4. WILLARD MORRIS One would think he's quite sentimental, but under all he's very temperamental. Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, 4, l.ettermeri's Club 3, 4. CURT OWEN All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. Entered from Myrtle Creek, Oregon l, Class Vice President 3, Student Council Representative 4, Boys Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Kionian 3, F.F.A 2, 3, Science Club 2, Student Council 4, Basketball 2, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2' Track 3, Senior Play. 1 BRUCE RAY l agree with no man's opinion, l have some of my own. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Boys Club ll 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Senior Play. JUDY RlEBLl Ready for work and fun, Always there till the iob is done. Class Treasurer l, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, ASB Treasurer 3, ASB Secretary 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, SCR 2, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Glee Club l, 2, Treas- urer 2, Torch 2, 3, 4, Kionian 3, 4, Ass't Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Cowlitz Echoes 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 3, 4, Spelling Contest 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, CERCA citizenship award 2. M , - .1 H' ' ,V+ 5 A so ,Pt , . -Q ' ' iw. N X .. x Q ir lx! 3 JERRY LA GRA Whether catching bulls or throwing passes, he gets sweet looks from all the lasses. Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, lnspi- rational Player 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 4, Class President 2, SCR 3, Boys Club l, 2, 3, 4, SCR 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Torch 2, 3, 4, FFA l, 2, 3, Sentinal 3, Delegate to State FFA Convention 3, Cowlitz Echoes 3, 4, Kionian 4, Senior Play. GARY MATCHETT Truly rich in every sense of the word. Boys' Club l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Library 3, 4, Office 4. - SARGENT of mischief. ,,3: 1 2 3, cms c cience Club 3. AULINE SQUIRES 'Her ways are ways of pleasant ess and all her paths are peace.' lass Secretary l, 4, Treasurer 3 irls'Club l, 2, 3, 4, Social Chair an 3, President 45 Glee Club l, , 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Maiorette , 35 Torch 2, FFA Princess 2, owlitz Echoes 3, 4, Co-Editor 3 Typist 45 Senior Play, 4, Office 4. really bad, lust delightfully from Mossyrack 35 Sigma Echoes 3, 4, Student 21 Kionian 4, Future Home- of America l, 25 GAA l, 21 LANI TABER lsn't it odd how my idle tongue chatters? Girls Club l, 2, 3, 45 Cowlitz Echoes 2, 3, 45 Kionian 2, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, Senior Play. DAYLE THOMAS Full of fun, mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Entered from Morton 4, Girls Club l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2j Chorus 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cowlitz Echoes 45 Future Homemakers of America 2, 3. X l 4 Lxq' f A 3 -Q QQ? f I :bi 2 . ,lm f V f x 5 I ,- Class Motto: Too low they build who build beneath the stars. Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Orchid and Silver Class Advisor: Mr. Charles Owens 4 ln the fall of l954 the students of Randle Packwood and Glenoma began theur hugh school lute wuth an enrollment of 32 Our class otfucers were Presudent Duane Goble Vuce P esrdent Earl Montgomery Secretary Paulune Coleman Treasurer Judy Rueblu S C R Jack Wrltse and Sergeant at Arms Jerry l.aGra October l2 was a ug day for us lt was unrtuatuon We not only had to dress oddly but had to spell pronounce and know the meanung of honorufucabulutudunatatubus Wuth thus we became full fledged members of Randle Hugh School Louueann Blankunshup was our candudate for F F A Carnuval Queen Elaune Boyer was a song queen and also o candudate for Homecomrng Queen Paulune Coleman was one ol the mauorettes A luttle more sure of ourselves we started our Sophomore year oft by duly unutuatung the Freshmen Our class offucers were Presudent Jerry LaGra Vuce Presudent Floyd Short Secretary Maruorue Cates Treasurer Louueann Blankunshup Sergeant at Arms Allen Hooper S C R Elaune Boyer and Reporter Wulma Lewus Paulune Coleman was our candudate for F F A Queen Marquuto Hall our Homecomung Queen candudate Elaune Boyer was a song queen and Gale Hornby was one ofthe malorettes We were thrulled to have ten members of our class unutuated unto the Torch Honor Socuety They were Maruorue Cates Louueann Blankunshup Gayle McCaun Wayne Wuley Gale Hornby Pat Klassy Jer y LaGra Judy Rueblu Elaune Boyer and Paulune Coleman We began our Junuor year at Whute Pass Hugh School under the leadershup of Boyd Gossard Curt Owen was Vuce Presudent Marquuta Hall Secretary Paulune Coleman Treasurer Judy Rueblu Reporter Gary Matchett Sergeant at Arms and Jerry LaGra Student Councul Representatuve Offucers for the most umportant year of our hugh school lufe were Presudent Duck Blausdell Vuce Presudent Dennus Koher Secretary Paulune tColeman Squures Treasurer Marquuta Hall Sergeant at Arms Wullard Morrus and Bob Perkuns and S C R Curt Owen We had our senuor puctures taken un October at Bert Perler s Studuo ln December we put on our Senuor Play Down to Earth Mrs Rowland durected our play On the second of May we had our Senuor Ball Our theme was Fantasua Sweetheart Pruncess and Oennus Koher was our candudate for Sweetheart Prunce We are very grateful to the tollowung teachers who acted as our advusors through our tour years of hugh school Mrs Reynolds Freshman Mr Kell Sophomore Mrs Puper .lunuor and Mr Owens Senuor Graduatuon was held Thursday May 29 l958 concludung tour happy years spent together 66444 70455 Jerry l.aGra wull my French name to a nuce lookung gurl for keeps Duck Blausdell wull my cookung abuluty to Frances Coleman Gary Matchett wull my way wuth the teachers to Don Coleman Wullard Morrus wull my secret of love at furst sught to some tume savung person Curt Owen wull leave Whute Pass Hugh School wuth only one regret that I leave the gurls hund me Bruce Ray wull my tendency to blush to John Hooper Judy Rueblu wull leave my suster Janet to funush hugh school un peace Lanu uaber wull my persustent chatter to Luculle Meade Jack Janson wull my wutty wuse cracks to anyone who can get away wuth them Boyd Gossard wull my Ford to anyone who can peddle ut Bull Trubble wull leave Whute Pass Hugh School un hopes ut wull some day be blessed wuth an other scholar??? such as I Dayle Thomas wull my spontaneous guggle to lVlr Kell Pat Klassy wull my books to the school lubrary ut needs them Vuvuan Sargent wull a case of Pepsu to my sheetkeeper Joyce Compton wull my twutchung lup to a certaun let s let bygones be bygones Marquuta Hall wull my abuluty to skup school to anyone who can thunk excuses up fast enough Doreen Goble wull my love problems to Bob Hornby Muna Ball wull my Saturday nughts to anyone who can keep them a secret luke I do Paulune Squures wull to Bully a lufetume of happuness Louueann Blankunshup wull leave usn t that enough? Nlaruorue Cates wull exchange my guggle water and swuzzle stucks for a weddung band and a dust pan I Dennus Koher wull my motorless Model A to Mr Owens un hopes he has good luck un catchung probatuoners I, Gale Hornby, wull loan my Bermuda length shortues to Lanu for use on her honeymoon We, the Senuors, wull to the Junuors our books, whuch we hope they wull value as hughly as we dud To the Sophomores we wull our good manners To the Freshnuen we wull three more happy years at Whute Pass Hugh We, the Senuors wull leave the faculty and wush them luck We wull to the uanutor, all future probatuoners to help hum keep the wundows clean f I I 4 4 I I I U ' ' . - ' 2 ' 1 1 ' - f ' 1 1 1 ' 1 , ' ': . . ., ' 1 , . . . . , . ' I . I . Ur I I ' a ' - ' n ' ' n ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' 1 1 1 - - -1 ' 1 1 ' ' - . . . 1 ' , ' ' . ' . . .. . . . F . . I . I . I ' I I I I r I . .I I ' I I 1 I V 1 F I .1 P 1 I I ' . . . . : . l . . 3 . - . I . 1 1 ' l ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . . ., . . . . 1 . . ll ll . , . . . . II I ll We were proud to have our candidate, Louieann Blanlcinship, elected Homecoming Queen. Marquita Hall was elected 1 1 - 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' - I I I I . ' 0 l, , . l, , . u, A , . l, , . I, , - be- u ' l 1 I I ' 1 1 1 9 ' . .,. . . . I I ' I I ' I I ' ll I - u, , . . l, , - . l, . , . I . . . , . Q- , I I ' l, , . l, , . l, , . l1 1 1 - I . . . . . , I I I ' l1 1 I I ' ' 6544479 In the year 1973 I Vlvran Sargent made up my mlnd to make a tour of the Unlted States with my prlze quarter horses Whrle I was showing them from coast to coast I happened to stop In Las Vegas for a llttle rest and recreation I went Into the Flamingo Club where I had a dellclous dinner After eatrng I decided to go back and complrment the cook on the delrcrous dmner When I got back In the kitchen I found the Chref Chef was our old Senior Class Presldent Duck Blalsdell Dlck Informed me that he was the owner of the Flamingo Club and the mann feature on has floor show rs Bubbllna The Bubble Dancer who was our former classmate Loule Ann Blankrnshlp On the band stand who should I see but Jack Jansen playing their Theme Song Pop Goes the Bubbles After the floor show I went back to Louie Ann s dressing room to talk and bring up old tlmes I asked her to take me around and show me the sights On our way out who should we run Into but Pauline Squires and Marjorle Cates As we talk Marjorje tells us that she has married Rodger McCall and she and Pauline are on their summer vacation We decided to look up all of our old classmates of 1958 and see what everyone IS domg Drck and Jack are unable to go with us because Drck must stay and run the Club and Jack must stay to direct hrs band However Louie Ann decides to go with us so the four of us start making plans We leave Las Vegas the next day and start for San Francisco As we were speeding along the hrghway In the outskirts of Los Angeles we hear a srren blow and slowly pull over to the slde of the road The State Patrolman starts Iecturrng us about speedrng The more he talks the more famlllar he seems untll I ask If I hadn t seen hum some place before As he pushes hrs hat back we see It IS none other than Gary Matchett who has fmally reached hrs llfe long ambltlon to be a state patrolman Gary tells us that our old classmate Dayle Thomas has a large ranch In California which she calls the Double DT ranch She Inves here most of the tlme and rents horses usually to movle studios Dayle mforms us that her horses are some of the best actors they have It rs now tame for us to leave If we are gomg to catch that plane for New York We buy a paper to have somethmg to read On the front page there IS a picture of an attractive looklng woman who looks very famlllar Yes lt IS none other than Judy Rlebll lt says she IS Dean ofSuper Spy Center In New York Cnty where all government sples are trained Whzle we were getting off our plane we see another plane has landed Reporters are rushmg a very dlstlngulshed lookmg gentleman step out and It IS none other than yes our old class mate Curt Owen He always said that some day he was gomg to own a dlamond mine We talk to hrm for a few minutes and he tells us Marqulta Hall IS llvlng In France now with her actor husband He sand she llkes It immensely As we were walking along the street we see a slgn saying BALL AND COMPTON S CALYPSO Could this possibly be Mrna and Joyce? We go up to see and sure enough They tell us their danc Ing school IS rated top In the nation Muna and Joyce tell us that Boyd Gossard rs now National Forest Supervisor In Washington D C We decide to make a short trlp over to Capitol Hlll to see Boyd Wlth some drfflculty we finally succeed In seeing hlm He sat behind a large desk smoklng a crgar After remmlslng over our school days he tells us Pat Klassy IS a propaganda writer for the Unrted States In West Berlin After dlscussmg the matter we decade to extend our travels to Germany to vlslt wrth Pat When we fmally reached Berlin we mqulred at the Amerlcan embassy to the where abouts of Pat Wrthout any more trouble we fund her excluslve penthouse apartment In West Berlrn As we were walking down Dlvrslon Street In West Berlin we see a tall figure dashing across the street We hold our breath In amazement at such darlng As the frgure draws nearer who should It be but Bull Trrbble After makrng It safely across the Drvlslon Street we stop Bull and he tells us that he IS now a famous comedian In Hollywood He mforms us that he has been on vacation In Russia and has just barely escaped wrth hrs lrfe after lnsultmg Khruschev wlth one of hrs famous jokes It rs now time for our plane and rf we are gomg to catch It we must hurry We want to get to France In time to see the International Car Races We fmally arrlve In France and just In time for the races They were very excrtmg The wmner now steps up to the stand to our amazement we hear the name of Bruce Ray as the wmner After the race he tells us he has won many small races but thus rs hrs flrst large one It as trme for us to board our plane but this tjme It IS home ward bound. toward lt. What is lt? Who is on it? We are told the DIAMOND KING has just arrived home. We see We get off the plane and as we are entering the Airport's cocktail lounge we hear someone singing the familiar, Beer Beer for old White Pass High. When we get into the main room we find Willard Morris and Dennis Koherg they tell us that they are on a weekend business trip and that they are some of the very best engineers in New York City now Their next big project is to be building under ground skyscrapers It is getting late now and we must be going as we have reserved seats for the concert At the concert we settle down in our seats for an evening of entertainment On the program we see listed a Nickerson Nine When they appear on the stage we discover Lani lTaberJ Nickerson and her eight musical children After the show we go back stage where we talk over old times and school days Lani tells us Jerry La Gra now owns a 15 000 acre horse ranch in Montana where he raises show horses We are sorry that we are unable to stop to see him but our glorious vacation has come to an end It is now time for all of us to get back to our jobs Vivian to her Quarter Horse Ranch in the outskirts of Santa Fe and Louie Ann to her dancing job As for Pauline and Marjorie they must hurry back to their children and modeling agency They leave their two children at Hornby s Happy Home Nursery while they run their modeling agency Dennis Koher Dick Blcisdell Mmu Ban lift Viviun Sargent Doyle Thomas Morlorie Cotes Gale Hornby Gary Motchett 16 P07 KIUSSY . . . . . H . . ,, , . ' I . ' I . I . . , . , . . . , . . . , . 'rs Q . 1- E -2- ff aff ' . f, f J 1 l CLASSES 666604 Barbara Anderson f T3 I ij. , X . L Don Coleman tg? or Karen Fuller '25 Carmen Beeks Sue Core Carolyn Goble x Judy Brown Doyle Dickey -fgi amy--f K : I Gerald Goble Left to Raght Advuser, Blausdell SCR, Clay Dunaway Sgt at Arms, Don Coleman Presndent, Gerald Goble Sec retary, Donna Lagerquust, Advuser, Mrs Rowland, Absent Treasurer, Judy Loldhamer Jefe BUNCH TX, . 2 Ronnie Dodrill gy 157 Sharon Goble Brenda Cheney f Av Clay Dunaway wayne Harper Blll Heinrich Q Q Gary Kruger Anna May Morris Bob Pratt Phyllls Stlltner Bronwyn Hlllstrom Donna Lagerquist Jessie Mullins Bob Hornby Barbara Lewis , gn! Q N. i Photo not AVAILABLE Chad Hunt Judy Loldhamer ,ef Vlrglnla Mullins Sandie McMilllon 'CJ 431 Jean Robbins Norman Selchert Julia Shoemaker A elf f Anne Taber Alfred Vatklns Blll Westall Emmy Sue Johanson Janet Morgan Jim Pierson Floyd Short A Gary woods , lf. as 1 ff ,Q ,J I 364' L U 'yy 'Y M' .- l. ' S' as A I I Y , . ,W w H A i rf. . t 5 f 1' 'I' . .ov ,,,x 1, ,- ' -4 s xx K K V us,LX .gifftx X so my lf. . R-Q. in . K I lx Qu Q P g Y A . jf ti - A X P, iw I , 4, ,,y 5 1 I lg - X If , is . 3 b V 1 f 5, al I f, I 533 , I TCP T0 BOTTOM, Left to Right: Sgt-at-arms Maynard Edwards, Vice President John Hooper, A S.L.k. Huane Houlet, Advisor if Miss Schmutz, Secretary Barb- 5 Row ? W ara Vanderpool, fdvisor Mr. 'e Hansen, Historian Zelma Cheney, President Bonita 1 Rashoff, Treasurer Lynnette DeRo5sett. Claude Andrew . 'P 4 fi 'ev . is Q,s , I gf LSE, Q :,. 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A A fi hiv' ' . 1 i5Q2f f'ygiQQiEB23 lWQkrl'VfiE inda Dodrill Bonnie Dolan Maynard Edward5R0ger Lrigkggn iv- X 3 Y 'N 7 Ni J A 33 , M JSY Core Lynnette Uehossett qE i!l Linda Gage Gerald Gleason Emery Goble Carleen Goble Duane Hafalson Bill HiCkl6 JoAnn Holznagel John Hooper zvaewsy Zbfiihww lv Penhomorc Cl and Carlton xnh 7' 3 xv? in-ff Linda Lyda Charles Milton Lian .oore In X ,. , -are 'f' - f f LX Q hx' ?' 1 ' an 1- ' ' 'Qi M5 rr A-AAQ5npM ,Ei ?,l, nz ' WH, Q Myrel Oison Gaynord PadgettJerry ken A Duane Roulet Karen Sather wayne Stone Barbara Vanderpool Lf, y I cllll :ls n xan ch 3- 'ie '.A,' 1 prnor me if names :no La ' g FQC Of thf si x n r ' light: Louise . , Noses, Harkel ,r1n, 1 QL, Russel Allen Gene Amondson Evan Bowen Leonard Bowen Allen Borseth Jim Cheney Larry Cheney Frances Coleman Leonard Coleman Denise Dolan Benny Drinkwater Dwaine Dunaway Sharon Dunaway Kay Eastman Sharon Embum John Gardner Sandra Gardner Coreen Goble Joyce Hamilton Carol Harper Cindy Israelson Judith Johanson Frankie Kaplan Jim Klassy Betty Lester Robert Lewis Joe Lindberg Karen Lindberg Robert Matson Lucille Meade Mr. Kell and Mr. Shaner Freshman Class fdViS6FS MSX 2 , , Y:-if l J t f if fl 1' , I fi 6' irq? no mom Linux: el -urs nl- 1 I S ' 1 , is 'P' k,,tf' 'H ,. g,sgx3y' , Y - .1 :I , lr- It .- x , X - , t ' Q Q ? 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This page sponsored by CORNERSHELLSERVKE Glen McMahon Phone 223i Randle, Washington 70464700045 ' To be a member of the Torch Honor Society, a student must have attalned an average of three polnt or better for two semesters FIRST ROW, Left to Rnght, Judy Rlebll, Cindy Israelson, Dorothy Mullins, Donna Lagerqulst, Student Councll Representative, Karen Fuller, Secretary, Brenda Cheney, President, Anna Mae Morris, Treasurer Edgar Valkup, Vlce President, Julia Shoemaker, Wilma Muslc, Mrs Law, Advlser Second Row Carolyn Coble, Marjorle Cates, Paullne Squlres, Jessie Mullins, Francls Smlth, Phyllls Stiltner Bobby Matson, Louleann Blanklnshup, Anne Taber, Judy Johanson, Johnny Panco THIRD ROW Rex Scott, Bllly westall, Boyd Gossard, Cherie Rankln, Janet Rlebll, Jackie Moses, Linda Gage, Sandie McMllluon, Jean Robbans Delene Smlth, Pat Klassy FOURTH ROW Russell Allen, Jayne Stone, Gary 'oods Sharon Goble Sue Core Fritz Morrlson, Jum Parr Ralph Lewls Jerry La Gra, Wlllard Morris, Dennis Komer, Benny Drlnkwater FIRST ROW, Left to Right, Carolyn Goble, Julia Shoemaker, Karen Sather, Carmen Beeks, Stnltner, Judy Loldnamer, Candy Israelson, Mary Lou Morgan, Jessie Mullins, Joyce Hamllton Bonnie Dolan, Rosalie Hclee, Vulma Music Lucllle Meade Dennese Dolan, IIIRD RCA Andrea Olson, Sharon Embum, Carleen Goble, Zelma Cheney, Barbara Vanderpool, Karen Boyer, Lnnda Dodrnll Irene Taber, Frances Smlth, Judy Brown, Brenda Cleney, Llnda Lyda, Janet Rneblu, bernadane Maller, Carol Harper, Mrs Stuart, FOURT1 Ruw Cherie Ranlan, Sfaron Dunaway, Karen fuller, Sue Core, Judy Johanson, Jackle Moses, Linda Gage, F rtle Christiansen, Sue Johanson, Lynnette DeRossett, Jean Robbins, Delene Smltm, Anna ae Morrus, Donna Lagerqunst, Janet Morgan Judy Riebll I I O . I . , 'V D ' J 1 1 . B D 9 s - . n Monlta Rashoff. SECOND ROW: Coreen Goble, Dorothy Mullins, Marie Smlth, Phyllis di-V 1 gg: . s Q ' W Qx 'gag ,v. ,i I !,::4iy ox W Q 4 .Iwi I Ill . 'li Q f ,,. fl f l F ff,W1XX'f1Ug -V .A N-. A.-,goocffk fk, X 5 .4 45 I x , v, ' ' 9 rl ' 5 I ,f , ' 1 0 'L vm 4 'f,w 4 W 5 . JQ k 1 ,M , . ,HQ w President Pauline Treasurer Donna Vice President Brenda Advu r Aiss Schmutz St retar, Varen R Social Chairman Baro Absent Advise: Ma c cs, nl Chairman M Cates FIRST ROW, Left to Right Carmen Beeks, Brenda Cheney, Linda Lyda, Anne Taber, Bronwyn Hnllstrom, Virginia Mullins, Cherie Rankin, Verna Selchert, Betty Mullins, Sharon Dunaway, Lynnette DeRossett, Sue Johanson, Carole Christiansen SECOND ROW Pauline Squires, Gale Hornby, Louleann Blanknnshnp, Vivian Sargent, Judy Piebln, Dayle Thomas Delene Smith Janet Rieblu, Pat Kl ssy Karen Boyer, Jackie Moses Miss Schmutz, THIRD ROW Linda Gage, Lani Taber Sandie NcMullion Sue Core Janet Morgan, Donna Lagerquist, Barbara Anderson, Monlt ashoff, Karen puller, Doreen Goble, Anna Mae Morris, and Jean Robbins FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Corenne Goble, Betty Lester, Julia Shoemaker, Dorothy Mullins, Frances Smith, Phyllis Stiltner, Carol Harper, Bonnie Dolan, Billie Lou Johnson, Mary Lou Morgan, Joyce Hamilton, Louise Redfield, Judy Loidhamer, Jessie Mullins: SECOND ROW: Barbara Lewis, Cindy lsraelson, Lucille Meade, Karen Lind- nerg, JoAnne Holznagel, Carleen Goble, Mina Ball, Kay Eastman, Frances Coleman, Bernadine Miller, Sharon Embum, Wilma Music, Sandra Gardner, Pauline McMahan, Mrs. Jones, THIRD ROW: Marie Smith, Marquita Hall, Carolyn Goble, Barbara Vander- pool, Linda Dodrill, Karen Sather, Zelma Cneney, Judy Blown, Dencse Dolan. Rosalie McNee, Andrea Olson, lrene Taber and Judy Johanson. , I . . X A S. C. . Sue y .5 ,. . . . . . 1:3 'tc V X ' A '-,, I U fi 'O O 0 2 g, .,.,.'l- .-.Of,i. argi.-H L, . . . . . . . . . . ' n I . . . . . . . . . X . . . A . 9 l U 1 '- -I a , . 0 Q - 0 Q , I 5 1 I . A 7' ' - - -.Q :N X K . . I ,A,,,,, , GW' President Clay R Je Sccretary Adviser Mr Hughes Treasurer Gary cnt Vice President Curt FIRST ROW, Left to Right Don Coleman, Markel Cain, Boyd Gossard, Frank Toyer, Bully Westall, Wayne Harper, Gerald Goble Ronnie Dodrill Leon Bowen, Duck Clevenger, Doyle Dickey, Jack Lockhart, Gerald Gleason, Emery Goble SECOND ROW Pex Scott, Joe Lindberg, Gaynord Padgett, Bob Hornby, Bruce Ray, wayne Stone, Curt Owen, Jerry La Gra, Gary Woods, Chad Hunt, Jay Core, Bill Hlckle, Dennis Mornarlty, Norman Selchert, Bull Lewis, Maynard Edwards, THIRD ROW Jack Jansen, Willard Morris, Ralph Lewis, Gary Matchett, Dennis Koher, Charles Coleman, Dell Compton, Bill Hennr Compton, Bull Heinrich, Alfred Watkins, Gary Kruger, Ben Drunkwater, Gary Sharpe, Bull Trubble, Jerry Pentecost, and Mr Hansen FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Leonard Bowen, Robert Matson, Bobby Lewis, Larry Cheney, John Panco, Bruce Smith, Duaine Dunaway, Robert Rockwood, Don Vest, Bob Purcell, Jim Klassy, Fritz Morrison, Roy Meade, George 0'Shane, SECOND ROV: Dale Rlffe, Claude Andrew, Evan Bowen, Frank Kaplan, Jim Parr, Jim Cheney, Ron Pentecost, Russell Allen, Wesley Sickler, Bill Sargent, Allen Borseth, Elmer Mullins, John Mullins, Jere Bowen, Duane Roulet, Jim Pierson, Mr. Hughes, THIRD ROM: Leonard Coleman, Gary Stephenson, Denny Peoples, Charles Milton, Edgar walkup, Russell Cline, Dick Blaisdell, Myrel Olson, John Gardner, Gordon Nieman, Roger Erickson, Duane Haralson, John Hooper, Robert Pratt, and Clay Dunaway. 'E ' ' , , , S. C. . rry , - W 5 . 'A . . I f B 4 , , , A 'Q V . 1 a 4- , 5 , . , . , . 3 : X . . O 0 'gmwl 0 Www ' N x um fl-fww . I J valid sit' it f v ,M l g .. ' . '- Q- A Q Xa g L: g SQ' ai 'Q 95? Q V I If V x 5+ ' X 'V N sf' X w ' 4 Qu F 1? Q 'Q' ' if A 'E W hi G ffm-Sfdff Left to Right, Carolyn Goble, harqunta Hall, Pauline McMahan, Mr Owens, Barbara Anderson, Gary Matchett, Pauline Squnres, Judy Loidhamer, and seated Doreen Goble cZfzwzqSt4ff ...Q at fs-ra 'wx 'iw SEATED Left to Paght Frances Smith Doreen Goble, Muna Ball, Anna Mae Morrns STPIDING, Left to Right, Dennis Koher, Gerald Gleason, wayne Harper, Boyd Gossard, Gary Matchett, Gary Kruger, and Mrs Law P09 P 0 THE STATE BANK OF MORTON Morto W sh ngton ,. , . . ' . . ' . C m1v.gmgMg,g,-1 K Y K .K :L I , . K H QF91' r NW . W- y Myers, :. VV. -:fvp X 9? ww l I x , E K Srl f . A , 5 s f f G- N 1' G , L, '4 4 G ' If 1kwF:f- if Lx , 'N ' gf ffgjlf :gb- , 5 Q X, 4, . , . , g I ' c l, . . 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