Yelm High School - Tornado Yearbook (Yelm, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

.--.ka ':- 4 Spa, ..: - -1 ggi. 2.5,-s i 1 ,My .W ,J-J 4. ff -V ,' . f 4 . 7' h , 4 , 4 4 fe , , L f f Q if la 1 N f ' ' QL ZWAL1 Q ,cl , A , 0, -Q,-fy . M . .1 . Y . - x ' -, A Vk'i l I A K , ,kiL ALAL A w QM V ' 1 ' A ,Q 4 Throughout this year Yelm has made headlines in the field of sports. Having a champion basketball team has brought recogni- tion and pride to Yelm. This 1957 -58 edition is published with the hope that as you turn the pages, you'll remember not onlythe sportsmanship shown during games by the team and spectators but also shown throughout the school year. Because of this, the student body has been closer knit and the loyalty shovvn will never be forgotten. alfa 0,4 l ZA bl I O I Wf ' ff if ' Wllllflf' 9 AJ HA MPV . Mriiiiiiil' if ' 2 19' 0 1? f Q.,-f--T-ifdf4fa,Qv-mfchff Z gd, -2 X-g,.... 5 g .1 Q ,N-,,. I I 4, SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL E. E. NEWLAND c. R. MARSHALL 544446 gow-wi Left to Right: Floyd Phillips, Truman Wilcox, Robert Wright, lnoi pictured! Kenneth Herbert, Ralph Peebles. 5 JAMES WAHLSTROM JEAN camps ROBERT SWANBERG Agriculture, Future Farmers of Librarian English' Senior Review' Athletics' America Junior Class. JEANNE MOSMAN KENNETH STEVENS HARRIET VAN VELZER English, DfiVel'S' Tl'0lnlnQf Girls' Band, Chorus, Music Theory, Con- Arr, Thespians, Dramatics P.E. 81 Health, Drill Team, Block certs. Y. s JAMES MOORE Practical Arts, Drivers' Train JOSEPH JACKSON Algebra, Chemistry, Biology, Freshman Class. WILLIAM WARD ing Drivers' Training, Boys' P.E. 81 Health, General Math, Letterman, Athletics. BEVERLY BURCHAM Family Living, Home Economics, Girls' League EUGENIA FAIRBANKS Bookkeeping, Journalism, Short- hand, Typing, Press Club, Tornado News, Annual, Little Tornado. EDGAR PRESCOTT Contemporary World History, U.S. History, Washington History, Govern- ment, Sophomore Class, Honor Society. NOT PICTURED: 7 i l ! .li lf Left fo Right: Bill Merz, Ed Lynam, J. S. Hendricks, Russ Harris, Jack Butler. Barbara Butler Joe Hopper Left to Right: Harold Cook, Dean Sias, Chuck Donaldson, J. V. Johncox, Jack Ryan. in-' i ll 41 xN O 117' MAINTENANCE CREW Mark Funcher l Bob Dunmngfon if Zdawea X .,,,...f i' ---ff' u.....- ,X g.,-,,,,.Z-'Q' X4 X- Ng- L.. xx. Ci- 11.1 cdldfby Along with fifty-three excited and anxious Freshmen, I remember that sunny day in 1954 when I first entered Yelm Highschool to begin another phase of education. To lead us through our first year, we chose Gary Beggs, President, Dave Wolf, Secretary, Al Schorno, Vice President, Ron Gallup, Sergeant-at-arms. l'll never forget UTornado Week and initiation which resulted in fun and excitement for everyone. We sponsored Autumn Serenade as our first dance. Beginning our Sophomore year with thirty-nine, I felt more mature and ready for another big year. Dancing Under The Stars was the theme for our Sophomore Hop. We also sponsored the Julius Ceasar movie to raise money. Class officers were Ron Gallup, President, Barrie Wilcox, Vice President, Hap Pollard, Secretary. Dave Wolf and Connie Raab received the Best Citizenship Awards bringing distinction to our class. Time flew by and soon I was a Junior and considered an upperclassman. The selected officers were Dave Wolf, President, Jim Pierson, Vice President, June Kaufman, Secretary, Guy Sherman, Sergeant- at-arms. Our Junior Prom, White Christmas and class play t'Beauty and the Beef were successful events of the year. Again the Best Citizenship Awards went to members of our class, Dave Wolf and Donna Schneider. Highlighting the Senior year was the Senior Ball and Homecoming Dance combined, 'tChristmas Fanta- sy . Karen Hull and Dave Wolf reigned for the occasion with Connie Raab, Al Heath, Lynda Averill, Dic Parker, Linda Turner and Barrie Wilcox as attendants. The class play, 'tDrums of Death , held intrigue and mystery for the sixteen actors and actresses as well as the audience. l'll always remember the many honors won by the Senior class and the student body during 1957-58. As a class we won the world cloth- ing drive in class competition. Connie Raab won the county D.A. R. Award for Yelm. Donna Schneider and Connie Raab represented Yelm at the All-State Music Festival in Yakima. F.F.A. honors were re- ceived by Greg McKown when he was elected president of the Yelm Chapter and president of the Parlia- mentary Procedure Team which placed honors in sub-sub-district, sub-district, and district debate tourn- aments. He also received the State Farmer degree and was chosen Star Farmer by the Yelm F.F.A. Chapter. Linda Turner, Karen Hull, Vonda Florek, and June Kaufman were active in Journalism work and attended the Pacific Slope Press Conferences in Seattle. Never was there so much excitement at Yelm as when our basketball team won co-championship of the West Centeral League, first place in district and first place in the Washington State UB Tournament at Spokane. Dave Wolf was selected on the all-state basketball team and Al Heath received Honorable Men- tion. Senior playing their last game were Mike Gould, Garry Beggs, Dave Wolf, Barrie Wilcox, and Al Heath. Ten Seniors made honor roll ratings and were inducted into Honor Society. They were Gary Beggs, Karen Hull, Ray Jones, June Kaufman, Connie Raab, Donna Schneider, Linda Turner, Dave Wolf, Margaret Wright and Marilyn Wright. Leaders for the year were Donna Schneider, President, Guy Sherman, Vice President, Karen Hull, Secretary, Dic Parker, Sergeant-at-arms. Karen Hull edited the Tornado News and Carol Potts and Connie Raab were annual editors. Dave Wolf, Gary Beggs, Marilyn Wright, Margaret Wright, Karen Hull, June Kaufman, Lynda Averill attended Yelm schools for twelve years. On May 29th after four memory filled years of hard work, numerous activities, and lasting friendships, forty-two seniors received diplomas. The future looked bright and I was proud to say, l'm a graduate of Yelm High school, class of 1958. 9 LYNDA IRENE AVERILL CARRIE G. BALCH CAROL MARGARET BAYNE Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Meek but mighty. She has a style all her own. Block Y l, 2, 3, 45 Play Cast 35 Chorus Entered frgm Tenino, Press Club 4, Girls' League President 47 Play Cast 2, 3, 4, M 8. D Banquet Committee l, Class Dance Committee 4. 35 Band i, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team , 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Council 37 Office M 8. D Banquet Committees i, 2, 3, 4, 47 Thespians 35 Drill Team l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus i, 2, 3, 45 Y.H.S. Dance Press Club Aj Graduation Usher 35 Committees l, 2, 3, 4. Cafeteria i, 3, 4: Y.H.S. Dance Commit- tees l, 2, 3, 4. We 'ze . . . voNDA LEE FLOREK RONALD s. GALLUP MICHAEL FOSTER GOULD Quiet in a friendly way. Block that kick, Ah, l'm a good kid. Entered from Crescent City. Press Club Football l, 2, 3, 45 Class President 2, Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3 42 Play Cast 4. Class Dance Committee 2 3 4, Best Baseball 2, 3, 4: Play Cast 3, 42 C I Blocker and Tackler Award 3. I Dance Committee l, 2. 3, 4. GARY BEGGS Meeting come to order. Football l, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 3, 45 Class President ly S.B. President 4, F.F.A. Banquet Committees l, 2, 31 Letter Award l, 2, 3, Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4. DORIS GERALDINE BLACK Never a dull moment. Entered from Olympia. Songleader Queen 4, Press Club Secretary 4, Student Council 41 Y.H.S. Dance Committees 4. rffte-L72 Zeafwafi FAYE FERN fSHULTZl HOKE Pass on lads, l'm married. Play Cast 31 Chorus l, 2, 3, Make-up Committee 27 Photography Club 3, Office 4, Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 45 Calefeflc 41 M 8. D Banquet Committee l, 2, 3, 4, S.B. Treasurer 45 Student Council'4. OLEATHEA LORRAINE IVY Where there's a will there's a way. First Team Yell Leader 2, 35 Block Y l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 21 Perfect Attendance l, 2, Play Cast 35 M 8. D Banquet l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Council 4. BENJAMIN HENRY BOLENDER l lust don't understand these teachers. Play Cast 3, F.F.A. Banquet Com- mittee 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Committees 2, 3, 4. I I ll JANICE YVONNE HAGGARD Blonde and light headed. Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 3, 4, M 8. D Banquet l, 2, 3, 41 Class Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4. ALFRED JOHN HEATH Give me a toothpick and l'll be happy. Football l, 2, 31 Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Baseball l, 2, 31 Tennis 41 Press Club 31 Service Club 3, 41 Letterman Club 3, 41 Thespians 3, 41 F.F.A. Banquet Committee l1 Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 41 Jr. Prom Dance Chairman 31 Stage Manager 21 Chorus '2, 3, 41 Play Cast 3, 4. JUNE MARIE KAUFMAN There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. S.B. Publicity Manager 41 Block Y 3, 41 Play Cast 31 Band l, 21 Chorus 41 M 8. D Banquet Committee l, 2, 3, 41 Girls' League Council l, 21 Thespians l, 2, 3, 41 Photo Club 3, 41 Graduation Usher 31 Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 41 Pacific Slope 3. ALAN HULL I agree with the person who agrees with me. Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4. f-is :Ae JANET IRENE KIDD She sees and hears all but says KAREN GLENNIS HULL Package of smiles. Block Y l, 2, V.P. 3, 41 Play Cast 3, 41 Honor Society l, 2, 3, 41 Chorus l, 2, 3, 41 S.B. Publicity Manager 31 Citizenship Committee 31 M 8. D Ban- quet Committee l, 2, 3, 41 Girls' League Council and Conference 31 Pacific Slope Delegate 31 Homecoming Princess 31 Class Sec. 41 Student Leaders Conference 3, 41 Press Club 3, 41 Band l, 21 F.F.A. Sweetheart 3. MICHAEL A. LEMOINE An ever innocent look but one can nofl-ling, never tell. Chorus l, 31 Class Dance Committees F.F.A. l, 2, 31 F.F.A. Secretary 31 i, 2, 3, 41 M 8. D Banquet Committees Class Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 41 1, 2, 3, 4. F.F.A. Banquet Committee l, 2, 3. RONALD G. JEWELL Dynamite comes in small packages. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Class Dance Com- mlffees ll 21 31 42 F.F.A. Letter Award I, 2. SHARON CELESTE MCDONALD Friendly toward everyone. Entered from Millikan, California. Press Club 4. JOHN PAUL JONES One of those strong silent men. RAYMOND WILLIAM JONES Ladies, I'm a man ot a million words.' Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4: Play Cust 3. 41 Class Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4. ofz'4e . CHARLES GREGORY McKOWN I have no obiections to studying if there's nothing else to do. Baseball l, 2, 3, 41 Football lj Basket- ball ly Stage Manager 35 Honor Society 31 F.F.A. Letter Award l, 2, 3, 47 Supervised Farming l, 2, 3, 45 Farm Safety l, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Spring Festival Manager 31 Y.H.S. Dance Committee i, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 25 Class Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN NETZEL We know little of him but that little is good. Entered from Clover Park. DONNA DARLENE OKERSTROM Twinkle twinkle goes her eye, who l wonder is the guy. Perfect Attendance I, 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 M 81 D Banquet Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Y.H.S. Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4. LARRY LEE OTTO The last tour years are the hardest. Class Dance Committees I, 2, 3. 4- RICHARD B. PARKER Life of the party. S.B. Vice President 45 Play Cast 3, 4 Band t, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4: Best Citizenship Committee 2. ww mee ge dm 4.417 DONNA RHU SCHNEIDER She has enough A's to start an alphabet. Class President 45 Block Y 2, 3, 45 Honor Society l, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society President 35 Chorus l5 Photographer 3, 45 Y.H.S. Dance Com- mittees l, 2, 3, 4. GUY CHARLES SHERMAN 'ill silence were golden l'Cl never be rich. Play cm 3, 45 Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Cifilen' Ship Committee 37 SPFIUQ Concerl Publicity Chairman 37 Y-l'l-S- Dance Committee l, 2, 31 4' MICHAEL N. SPROUFFSKE Why worry ir'Il probably never happen. Play Cast 3, 45 Football 25 Annual Staff 4. CAROL JEAN POTTS As a student she's a sure bet - as a friend better yet. S B. Recorder 31 Annual Editor 4, Student Council 3, 45 Play Cast 37 Thespians l, 2, 3, 41 M 8. D Banquet Committees l, 2, 3, 47 Block Y l, 2, 3,- 4 Make-Up Committee 2, 3, 41 Office 4, Press Club 41 Student Leaders Con- ference 43 Graduation and Baccalaureate Usher 3, Ticket Seller 3, 4, Cafeteria l 3, 47 Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, CONSTANCE MAE RAAB I like her, you like her, we all like her. Annual Editor 41 Block Y l, 2, 3, Pres. 47 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 45 Play Cast 3, 45 Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Citizen- ship Award 21 M 8. D Banquet Committee l, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Thespians l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball Princess 2, Homecoming Princess 2, Drill Team l, 2, V.P. 3, Pres. 4, Y.H.S. Dance Com- JUNE ARDITH ROCK Quiet, nice, and always polite. Entered from Eatonville. Press Club 4. LINDA ANN TURNER 314- mittees l, 2, 3, 45 acZcne7 05 . GEORGE TAFOYA MARGARET ROSE THOMSEN People should make more of me .. nl don't fdll-Q !T1UCl'1 lDUi' l fl'llI'lk plenty. good men are scarce. HOFIOI' SOCiety l, 2, 35 Play Cast 4. Football l, 2, 35 Chorus 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, Class Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4. I don't think of men all the time - sometimes l'm asleep. S.B. Secretary 41 Block Y 2, 3, 41 Play Cast 35 Honor Society 2, 35 Thespians 35 Annual' Staff 41 M 8. D Banquet Com- mittee l, 2, 3, 41 Y.H.S. Dance Commit- tee l, 2, 3, 4. 4 Aw BARRIE FRANK WILCOX There are other things in life than women. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Best Citizenship Committee 2, Class Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4. DAVID LAWRENCE WOLF He never flunked, l recon he never knew how. All State Selection 3, Band l, 2,i 3, 4, Class President 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 45 Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4. JOY LYNNE WILCOX Fewer words were never spoken. Play Cast 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, M 8. D Banquet Committees l, 2, 3, 4, Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4. 713 cb 7a 754. MARGARET WINIFRED WRIGHT Her mind wanders to far oft places. S.B. Historian 4, Play Cast 3, 4, Block Y l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Reporter 3, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, M 8. D Banquet Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, Pres. 4, Best Citizenship Committee 3, Annual Staff 4, Girls' League Vice President 3, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Press Club 4, Y.H.S. Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY ELLEN WILSON He has my heart but I have his diamond. Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Cafeteria 4, Library 4, M 8. D Ban- quet Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Y.H.S. Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN JOYCE WRIGHT Dig that crazy rhythm. S.B. Recorder 4, Play Cast 3, Block Y l, Sec. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, Sec. 4, Press Club 4, Girls' League Council 4, Y.H.S. Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, Best Citizenship Com- mittee 3, Press Club 4. Sailor Boy Margaret Thomson Bubbles lGearge Tafoyat being comforted by Cheer leadefs ll:aYe Hake, Carol Bayne, Marilyn Wright, Linda Turner., What are you looking at? Lynda Averill, Gene Coulter, Dave Wolf And then I said . . . Margaret Wright Go cats ga Margaret and Marilyn Wright Connie Raabyancl Mike Gould You say you got troubles? Carol Potts Our gang Pain. . .Agany. . .Torture George Tafoya ldan't believe it! 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Y A -r f-W .. - f rm, 4' A,t:',f:-:W rg-151 'gauges 5 ' .. - , if mei:-:gs J U , , ,,d,,1Eq-1,31 W4 ' ' ' ' Q 22 , K V -'i5f39- ,5lxfff7li l ill? .. . . ' 2 ' viTY1'1 5 H ' '--.hh A- . ,me f w. , , ef? 'yu M .........,s..,-.......:,..,,w.-- . rr' , ,. ,im , . , f, N 153' , ..-5,1 L if 4.1547 Rosemary Scharmann Judy Sides Elsie Sherman Bette Smith Jim Spencer Janie Spurlin Linda Stewart Belva Thomas Allen Townsend Carol Triplett Betty Vancil Mike Walker Pep Assemblies Exciting Games ill 4 I Q Q: l, X ContestWinner ,f1 Jean W5E REMEMBER :A Concerts Family Living Class Frosh initiation Gail and Irene School Dances and- S R3-f-fwggffw , 'Uinunnilii iii, - -f-: Z X- , ...ff ,J A E j s.--n j x... 1 N. 5 j XI?-an J wld, Va L! x i ROW ONE Leff to Right: Linda Turner, Secretary, Faye Hoke, Treas- urer. ROW TWO Left to Right: Dick Parker, Vice President, Gary if Beggs, Presiclenhq gpg Wohu Seeded Swim: Ebdq FD xW! K 4- S5 up 55' f N- v -1' X fl A f 533.312--:v f. AIM!! Wllllll C1 L53- 1 -zif' E i ROW ONE Left to Right: Carol Potts, Connie Raab, Co-editors. ROW TWO: David Wolf, Business Manager. Mary Waters Cheryl Newldnd 26 SW! 3 Club Banquet, March l9 -ll-'ne Rock, Donna Okerstrom, Janet Kidd Vondq Floreli G1 -work, Potts and Wanda Eide. YS 2 I XX 4 e X XX X 5 S f of Annual Editors for l958-1959. To right: Cheryl Newland, Connie Raab, Pww 65145 ROW ONE Left to Right: June Rock, Janet Kidd, Winifred Noffsinger, Linda Turner, President, Jeanne Komonski,Barbara Coulter. ROW TWO: Vonda Florek, Karen Hull, Mary Waters, Donna Schneider, June Kaufman. ROW THREE: Carol Potts Lynda Averill, Vice President, Donna Okerstrom, Connie Raab, Guy Sherman. ROW FOUR: Larry Nutter, Margaret Wright, David Wolf, Marilyn Wright, Cheryl Newland. wu- S2 'L A.- 5. S556 Members of the journalism class producing the weekly Tornado News . Left To right: Miss Fairbanks, Jeanne Komonski, Karen Hull, editor: Lvnda Averill. Je V Q I zfm L5 Q Q. Q :xi , 5 Q M Amy mm W 2 WFS' WV H as fl 532 ,Q Q T - W.. X 1 1 qw' , - f , ,, f. ,N -ilflff ' . - W 4 Q .ft f , y Q ,s 'V mf e AW 4 ,,. X ,, , ? Av H -an re iam.. . .,- 3? r f is , ' ' i f e' N ' V Q ,, V ' ' . sv K -V . K K 4 ww V Q , f xrx 1. J 1 5 w E. if We qq., 7 A ,k,, t , I ffvi. Qi , fi? Q, X- . I f 'WW W Oj what 2 A In -no r ' ' S at u q i? CA Off. I N 6 N S ,N 'J 1 3 r- . i ff.. z A D U ?-Z, VW7: X , o 5 S fyc' 5 Z S .5 'fe-f--J foe.. X-Q90 I 'Q--. c ' um V Jld ROW ONE Left to Right: Leslie Peck, Secretary, Marlin Rasmussen, Jack Hecks, Elroy Kowalski, Tom Ferguson, Roland Donley, Harold Birclwer. ROW TWO: Eddie Heath, Ken Reiclwel, Mike Walker, Ben Bolender, Bob Bartley, Don Hansen, David Rogers. ROW THREE: Stanley Nelson, Vice President, Bob Myers, Bob Koeppen, Rick Raab, Sentinel, Roger McKown, Reporter, Gordon Lloyd, Mr. Wahlstrom. ROW FOUR: Don Vinson, Jim Johnson, Dan Longmire, Dick Brown, Howard Stewart, Don Kaufman, Treasurer, John Olin. Leading the Future Farmers of America through a successful year were Greg lVlcKown, Pres- ident, Stan Nelson, Vice President, John Olin, Secretary, David Rogers, Treasurer, Roger Mc Known, Reporter, and Dick Brown, Sentinel. Various activities throughout the year saw F.F.A. members showing animals at the Lions' Club Carnival, sponsoring a dance, 'Xlailhouse Rock , F.F.A. Banquet on lVIay 16th and selling Iightbulbs to buy equipment for the tractor. The Parliamentary 'Debate Team won honors in contest this year. They placed second in Sub- sub District, first in Sub District, second in District and fourth in the State Semi-finals. Gail Edwards was selected F.F.A. Sweetheart by the chapter and presented with a F.F.A. Sweetheart jacket. Stan Nelson was selected as delegate to State F.F.A. convention held at Pullman, Washing- ton in April. Don Vinson won the Dairy Chain Project for 1957-1958. 30 W . Added to Yelm High School Campus was o new? vocational building during the summer of 'l957.. Provided in the spacious structure are modern classrooms, for F.F.A. meetings, Agriculture and Shop classes, plus large work rooms with newly purchased tools and machines. ROW ONE, Left to Right: David Rogers, Roger Mc Kown. ROW TWO: Gregory McKown, Stanley Nel- son, Rick Raab, Don Kaufman. J , I ECW ONE, Lei' to Right: Karen White, Carol White, Gail Edwards, Carol Bayne, President, Mrs. Bircham. ROW TWO: Gnome VY, Kafen Rusmussen, Vice President, Penny Phillips, Frances Ferguson. ROW THREE: Cheryl Newland M0 llYn wflghff -le'-H1 Leps, Secretary. Mother-Daughter BanauetCommittee ROW ONE, Left to Right: Carol White, Dorothy Wilson, Gail Edwards, Carol Bayne. ROW TWO: June Kaufman, Karen White, Penny Phillips, Carol Potts, Kay Southworth, Jean Leps. ROW THREE: Karen Rasmussen, Arline Trimble, Loraine lvy, Connie Raab, Cheryl Newland. ROW FOUR: Fron- ces Ferguson, Lynda Averill, Cynthia Brown, Marilyn Wright, Karen Hull. ' , n an The Mother - Daughter Banquet was held Nlay 8 in the school cafeteria and auditorium. The theme, lilly Fair Lady was beautifully carried out in pastel shades of crepe paper, spring flowers, and place settings. Approximately 206 mothers and daughters attended the banquet, having as its guest speaker, Nlrs. Ester Knox, of Olympia, who spoke on the theme. Highlighting the evening was a style show given by the Home Ec girls. The girls modeled clothes which they made in class. The stage was decorated as the entrance to the broadway hit, 'tlVly Fair Lady . Installation of officers was held with Sandra Cease taking over the presidency from Carol Bayne. Penny Phillips received her post from Karen Rasmussen, out going vice-president. Jean Leps handed over the secretary's books to Rosa Lee Sandstrom. Helping to make the evening successful were the chairmen of the committees, Karen Ras- mussen and Arlene Trimble headed the stage decoration, Jean Leps and Kay Southworth, cafe- teria decoration, Marilyn Wright and Karen Hull, style show, Frances Ferguson and Sandra Cease, programs, Cheryl Newland and Connie Raab, entertainment, Dorothy Wilson, money, Penny Phillips and Carol Potts, place settings, Lorraine lvy, corsages, Gail Edwards, food, Carol White and Cynthia Brown, clean-up, and Karen White and June Kaufman, place setting. Advisor for the group was Mrs. Bucham who did an outstanding job of organization and her work was greatly appreciated by the girls of Y.H.S. Serving the delicious ham dinner were members of the F.F.A. 33 ROW ONE Left to Right: Mary Waters, Joanne Jewell, Karen White, Linda Turner, Vice President, Jean Leps, Jeanne Komonski, Kay Southworth. ROW TWO: Diane Sheppard,'Karen Hull, June Kaufman, Secretary, Connie Raab. ROW THREE: Phil Peoples, Dennis Kinney, Carol Potts, Marilyn Wright. ROW FOUR: Mike Gould, Margaret Wright, President, David Wolf, Guy Sherman, Cheryl Newland. ' M. ROW ONE Left to Right: Larry Henderson, June Kaufman, Secretary 8. Treasurer, Donna Schneider, President, Linda Turner, Arlene Trimble. ROW TWO: Mary Waters, Connie Raab, Raymond Jones, Jean Leps, Ralph Kendall- ROW THREE: Barrie Wilcox, Vice President, Cynthia Brown, Guy Sherman, Ronnie Knapp. 73 rl x KN WRIT yr. M' UWM ROW ONE Left to Right: Dolly Balch, Carol Potts, Joanne Jewell ROW TWO: Mrs. Henderson, Lynda Averill, Jim Pierson, Donna Oker- Strom. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joy Wilcox, Dolly Balch, Beth Bolender, Mary Games, Arline Meyer, Dorothy Wilson. ROW TWO Linda Turner, Donna Schneider, June Kaufman, Karen Hull, Dwight Robinson, Bob Bartley. ROW THREE: Carol Potts Gordon Lloyd, Raymond Jones, Guy Sherman, Dick Brown, Marilyn Wright. ROW FOUR: Margaret Wright, Barrie Wilcox Mike Sprouffske, David Wolf, Greg Mc Kown. 35 ROW ONE Left to Right: Dorothy Wilson, Mary Davis, Pai Crowser, Vickie Ryan, Sharon Russell. ROW TWO: Dale Henderson, Dennis Kinney, Larry Raab, Clarence Hayes. ROW THREE: Darlene Nelson, Larry Otto, Don Vinson. O ROW ONE, Left to Right: Dic Parker, Dennis Kinney, George Coulter, John Stark, Gordon Lloyd. ROW TWO: Ernie Bunnell, WaltJol'1nson, Barry Wilcox, Phil Peoples. ROW THREE: Dale Henderson, Larry Nufter, Jim Pierson, David Wolf ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joy Wilcox, Dolly Balch, Kay Southworth, Rosemary Capen, Arlene Trimble. ROW TWO: Karen Rasmussen, David Iverson, Wanda Eide, Sharlene Smith, Sharon Martin, Mr. Swanberg. ROW THREE: Doug Mahurin, John Dotson, Ronald Knapp, Clarence Hayes. ROW FOUR: George Hobart, Cynthia Brown, Cheryl Newland, Gary Beggs. on WMMS ' ROW ONE Left to Right: Judy Raab, Secretary, Donna Schneider, Rosemary Capen, Diane Sheppard, Linda Turner, Kay Southworth. ROW TWO: Ed Johnson, Jean Leps, Connie Raab, Leslie Peck. ROW THREE: Marilyn Wright, Doug Mahurin, President, Karen Hull, Dwight Robinson. ROW FOUR: Margaret Wright, Cynthia Brown, David Wolf, Cheryl Newland, Vice President. ROW ONE Left to Right: Penny Phillips, Donna Schneider, Jeanne Komonski, Linda Turner, Wanda Eide, Faris Parker, Janet Jewell. ROW TWO: Karen White, Secretary, Mary Waters, June Kaufman, Joanne Jewell, Joanne Jolly, Arlene Trimble, Kay Southworth, Maureen Keller. ROW THREE: Lynda Averill, Judy Raab, Vice President, Karen Hull, Connie Roch: Pfesldenff L0l'l'0lne lvy, Jeannie Mantik, Mrs. Mosman. ROW FOUR: Cynthia Brown, Cheryl Newland, Margaret Wright, Marilyn Wright, Carol Potts, Judy Redburg. 26146 ROW ONE Left to Right: David Iverson, George Tafoya, Dennis Kinney, Clarence Hayes, Ralph Kendall, Donald Lawton, Raymond Jones. ROW TWO: John Jones, Ronnie Jewell, Vice President, George Coulter, Ronny Gallup, President, Greg McKown, Dick Brown. ROW THREE: Barrie Wilcox, Howard Stewart, Phil Peoples, Dan Longmire, Dole Henderson, Larry Nutter, Vice President, Steve Edwards. ROW FOUR: George Hobart, Gary Beggs, Mike Gould, Alfred Heath, David Wolf, Mr. Ward. Fw ROW ONE, Left to Right: Wanda Eide, Connie McLaughlin, Gail Edwards, Pam Daskam, Elsie Sherman, DeLynn Bunnell, Pat Crowser, Mary Davis, Karen White, Carol Bayne, Carol White, Faris Parker, Barbara Coulter. ROW TWO: Penny Phillips, S. B. Representative, Mary Waters, Joanne Jewell, President, Bonnie Smith, Sheryl Lee, Joanne Jolly, Arlene Trimble, Kay Southworth, ,Wilma Robison, Linda Turner, Maureen Keller, Janet Jewell, Mr. Marshall. ROW THREE: Marilyn Wright, Carol Potts, Jean Leps, Diane Sheppard, Checker, Judy Raab, Secretary, Karen Hull, Donna Schneider, Pat lngram, June Kaufman, Carol Triplett, Beverly Dotson, Jeannie Mantik, Margaret Wright. ROW FOUR: Dale Henderson, Larry Nutter, Mike Gould, David Wolf, George Coulter, Phil Peoples, Guy Sherman, Sergeant at Arms, Dick Parker, Ronnie Jewell, Dennis Kinney, Ben Bolender, Cynthia Brown, Cheryl Newland, Sharon Kleimenhagen, Connie Raab. Pep Club in Action March of Dimes Drive, Orting game df ff 1, A group ot oddly contrasting people arrived at midnight at a mansion in the desolate lagoon. They have been summoned by a telegram, but once there, they cannot escape the weird forces that threaten their lives. Bailey, relative of most of them, has disappeared. They struggle to solve the mystery of the place, the cabinet that is death to open, the hooded figure that appears from time to time, the ghost that creeps from the shadows, the monster that lurks and threatens-and back of it all the insistent, dull throbling signal of the mysterious drums. The characters were: Celeste CConnie Raabl, Mrs. Oakley CVonda Florekbj Paula CKaren Hullij Amelia CJune Kautmanbg Eugenia CMargaret Thomsonbg Mrs. Gilette CMargaret Wrightbg Jules lDavid Wolfig Newt CooperCDic Parkerig HarleylGuy ShermanD,Thompson CMike Gouldi, HoodslAl Heath and Mike Sproutfski J. Lyle Worra provided the drums and sound effects, and Carol Potts and Mary Waters were assistant directors. The Seniors presented this play December 6 and 7, 1957. Left to Right: Margaret Wright, David Wolf, Mike Gould, Karen Hull, Margaret Thompson, Guy Sherman, Vonda Florek, June Kaufman, Connie Robb, Dick Parker. . Guy Sherman presenting gift to play director, Mrs. Van Velzer Wa Wine lf Principal for a day! A girl at Ames High School finds herself in that role, and immediately complica- tions set in, building up to an unexpected climax. The principal, vice principal and school secretary are unable to attend school for the day so the student council officers take over with Pamela Jones as acting principal. Pam gets off to a bad start when she rings the wrong bell. 'lBuzz Bailey takes over as Home Ec teacher and losing the key to the costume trunk which is to be used for the play Rusty Wings that night. However in the end things take a brighter turn and Pamela finds herself the star of Rusty Wings . The Play Cast included Miss Goodin lCheryl Newlandig Mrs. Clendening Lleanne Kominskilg Miss Ogilvie Ueanne Bolenderlg Mr. Harper fChuck Thompsonlg Coach Guthrie CPhil Peoplesbj Mr. Lundquist CClarence Hayesig Pam CSandra Ceaselg Buzz lDoug Mahurinlg Shalimar CJudy Raabhg Midge CMary Waterslg Faversham fElroy Kowalskilg Talluah lConnie Mcl.aughlinbg Ron CGeorge Coulterhp Miss Dill lJoanne Jewelllg 'tTick Tock lDennis Kinneyhg Mrs. Rachet CMaureen Kellerlg Elmer B. Ames lDale Henderson. The Director was Mrs. Van Velzer and assistant directors were Kay Southworth and Pat Ingram. The Junior Class presented this play April 17 and 18, 1958. Phil Peoples presenting gift to Play Director, Mrs. Van Velzer Jennie Bolender, Sdrldrd Cf-2056, CIGFCUCG Hf1Ye5f Dale Henderson' Chuck Thomson, Maureen Keller. Maureen Keller CMrs. Rocketj, Dennis Kinney f Tick Tockl, Cheryl Newland fMiss Goodinj each aaa ec. 27 TOP T0 BOTTOM: King David Wolf and Queen Karen Hull, Alfred Heath and Connie Raab, Dick Parker and Lynda Averill, Barrie Wilcox and Linda Turner. A dazzling array of pink Christmas trees and silver trimmings was the setting for t'Christmas Fantasy our Senior Ball held on December 21. Ken Stevens and his Combo provided music for the occasion. Patrons for the evening were past presidents of Yelm High School and their wives: Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sickles and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Brown. Highlighting the Ball was the selection of the king and queen and their attendants who were chosen secretly at the dance. Selections were based on appearance and their behav- ior during the evening. Mr. Frank Bower, past principal of Yelm High School, introduced the attendants and crowned the King and Queen. 42 Libr. ,g,. ,, i v AS: ..L, ,f 5 6 , V ivif 239 Q wi 2 y , . ,W 'Wm ' -9 yy X56 , 1 .. , Zi? Ll , ' l Y wi , 5 Aggiigil QV ' ,f1?i'- V qw.. N, .. .,.- sm. 1, 1 Q 33521 5? 'f ' dw 3 ,if . , . .W .,.,. b p , , VVVVV . 3' ' 2 , ff X - f 3' 3? 1 www 3 ':57'eP.1 f V W A f 1 fire mffgi 2 A ' M Qggf,IZf.v,i ww La' if 2 X 5 ' ini --iii :iz K im? . 22 1,15 i 415555 f hi - 75a Zmwl fecedued I 1 4' , . 1 The fifty-two member band under the direction of Kenneth Stevens performed in numerous school activities this year. They received superior rating at the Morton Music Contest playing 'tOverture Eroica and Burst of Flame March . The West Central League Band Festival was held at Yelm supervised by Ken Stevens, president of the West Central Band Masters Association. High-lighting the evening was the Mass Band under the baton of Mr. Opel of Clover Park and the Select Band directed by Ken Stevens. A goal of the 1958-1959 year is to buy new uniforms. The band sold candy bars this year to start the uniform fund. The P. T. A. also contributed to the band uniform project. Besides participating in the Spring and Fall Concerts, the band entertained for P. T. A., exchange assemblies, pep assemblies, and a majority of the football and basketball games at Yelm. Zdafma fecechedfcwmchfz gimme QHQAQJJJQM . at . The forty-six member chorus under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Stevens participated in var- ious song fests this year. They entered the West Coast Centaal League Choral Festival at The forty-six member chorus under the direction of lVlr. Kenneth Stevens participated in var- ious song fests this year. They entered the West Central League Choral Festival at Pacific Lutheran College on llllarch 28 and sang Workin' on the Railroad , Lost Chord , and Cheru- bim Song . At Morton on lVlarch 29 they participated in the Southwest Music Contest singing Peace Comes To lVle and Lost Chord . Besides representing Yelm at the Festival and Contest, the chorus entertained for P.T.A., exchange programs, and the Christmas program at Yelm. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Barbara Coulter, Maureen McKown, Delynn Bunnell, Dolly Balch, Carol Bayne, Beth Bolender. ROW TWO: Elsie Sherman, Carol White, Marilee Kuffel, June Rock, Faris Parker, Marilyn Peoples. ROW THREE: Jean Leps, Carol Tripleft June Kaufman, Pal lngram, Jane Dean, Diane Sheppard. ROW FOUR: Raymond Wilson, Ronald Knapp, Roger Mc Kown, Danny Hecks George Tafoya. 47 Juniors Selling Pop Jeanne Kominslci Wilma Robison Whaf's over there? Faris Parker and Dave Tafoya F.F.A. selling popcorn Bob Koeppen, Danny Longmire, Ed Heath Seniors decorating for Senior Ball Barrie Wilcox, Carol Potts, Karen Hull, Marilyn Wright The morning after the night before Wanda Eide, Mary Waters, Arlene Trimble,C ynthia Brown Be Happy! Judy Raab, Cheryl Newland, Marilyn Wright fi'-' S kffffff,f122N' A L ...., ....... S-'AZ' J NX-i,,,.....v- ' Z ix--1 -f ......f-j .J X...-g .1 X-W4 X-' X V X I - wvrgjl LQJJ l S C f f f i 5 , ,, - - we as 9 -1.1 ,i1 -i Entering the Football season with high spirit and great determination, the Tornados first encounter was with Cathlemet. They won this game 25-21 after a crucial contest. The second game was with White River. The Tornados dropped a close one to the Hornets when the Tornados missed the try for the extra point, making the score 13-12, White River. The next loss was to Eatonville. At the time the game was played Eatonville hadn't been scored against in three games but the Tornados made 12 hard fought points making the final score 20-12. The third game of the season was with Peninsula who they beat 7-6 on the Yelm field. The Tornados then started a long losing streak that lasted through the season. The next team to drop the Tornados was Orting. They rolled over them 26-6. Fife was the fifth team in a row to beat the Tornados by edging them 6-0 in a hard fought battle. The score was tied at 0-0 up to the last quarter when Fife made one touchdown but no extra point. Bethel gave the Tor- nados their worst defeat by smashing them 44-0. Seniors who played their last game for the Tornados are: David Wolf, End, Mike Gould, Quarterback, Ronnie Jewell, Guard, Ronny Gallup, Guard, John Paul Jones, Halfbackp Raymond Jones, Center, Gary Beggs, Center and Barry Wilcox, End. Those chosen to be Co-captains of the football team next year are Clarence Hayes and George Hobart. This year the Inspirational award went to Gary Beggs. The boy chosen as best Blocker and Tackler for this year was Ronnie Gallup. 1 1.,ii2.. L l i , L F Q Q 14, if gs: U l +- , 3 ij 5.5 X I P A ix X x , X 49 ' BARRIE WILCOX E LefrEnd I 'DVALE HENDERSON A k Tqg:kIe E - K - S GEORGE COULTER 'E M tI'IckAIf buck I DAVID WOLF JEWELL E E f , RAYMOND JONES ' 'M LeftEnLd4 A W I Guard K 4 I , I Center DAVID IVE RSON ,rm Tqckle CLARENCE HAY ES I 2 Iss 'ix , qf MEIKEIGOULD ff PHIL PEOPLES A Hcllfback --ip EM Co-captain Quarterback I GEORGE H0 BART Leff End 14 GARY BE GGS Center Left End HOWARD Righ1End RONNY GALLUP DAN LONGMIDE Co-ca pta m Guard Tackle if ED ROSSA A Fullback DICK A JOHN OLIN Right Tackle Left Tackie '-L. LVA,L' I wALT BOWEN L sas Koeppeu Left Ena Halfback K 3 e 1 K 4 .V 1 X f' ' D Put Ingram , , NX, 1 ,, rf S Hx V 5 . ea. wg Q ff , , K km' f I , QSAV' ' 3. Af' y I , 1 ' qi' , 4 N 1 , , Q s Y 9 J w . Kbpsi' Y . X V x Q , 1' Q M-X1 W S A 5,4 , x Gefry BIQC KQ Qulienn ' x X , ' X E A Jeanne Mdntik, Queen A i 1' , I i .-35 in X , Fgrls Parker A .Joanrge Jgwelf I, SW! ,,. I 'xg AIEIWS Left tkoARigI1t: Pat lngromplecnne Mqntik, , . , X Queengloanng Jewell 'iff Gull Edwards,rQueen sua ifgkiffa le imexnhoge QQ, 1 I 55 , -f V, 1 VV . .,,, A -. I Q, .N 3 Q5 . Ju net Jewell goaijqe, Qbllif aa ln 1957 Cinderella Tornado team captured third place in the State B Tournament, by turning in fine team play in District and State Tournaments. ln 1958 the Tornados were expected to repeat their triumph of the previous season and the pressure was on from the very beginning. Members of the team had no intention of settling for third place in 1958. However the State Tournament looked a long way off when Yelm lost to Tenino in a pre season non- league game at Tenino. Shaken by this unexpected defeat the Tornados realized the job that was ahead and buckled down to defeat Bethel in the first conference league tilt. Picking up steam they won their next two games from lllloclips and Tenino, both non-conference. The Tornados finished the first half of the season tied for the League lead with a 6-1 record. A low point in this period was the loss by one point to Peninsula. Starting the second half of the season the Tornados suffered a 6 point loss to Bethel which really built up the pressure, since this gave Yelm a second place tie with Orting. Due to classification of A and B schools it was necessary that Yelm place higher than Orting in order to gain a berth in the District Tournament. After their loss to Bethel, the Tornados finished out the season with twelve straight winsg the loss of any one of these could have spelled disaster. High moments in the second round came with victories over Peninsula and Orting, which made Yelm co-champions of the West Central League. ln District Tournament play the Tornados chalked up one of the highest scores of the year in defeating Neah Bay 96-61. ln the second District game Yelm downed a determined Tolt team to win the tournament and a right to go to State. The Tornados went to Spokane with an all possessing driving aim. After four closely contested encounters the Tornados accomplished this purpose. Good team work was shown in the 3 point victories over Odessa and Valley. ln the semi-finals the Tornados revenged the 1957 loss to highly rated Darrington by defeating them 55 to 51. The final game saw a 48 to 41 victory over Brewster and the State B Cham- pionship. One of the best defensive records in the State, along with the fine team work helped the Tornados attain success. Coach Bill Ward said 'tl think the keys to our success this year were the individual hard work and team effort, An opinion poll of the team would reveal only praise and credit to Coach Ward as the real t'key to the Tornado success. Yelm was fortunate in having two members of the team hominated for all State honors: David Wolf and Alfred Heath. Gary Beggs was selected lVlr. Hustler of the 1957 -58 season. Loyal Yelm fans would have placed ten tornados on the All-State team. 54 e t ,gm.A-ttfU,-1,5W,qffffwfwt VALVAN M,e,tm.mmwmW, , , ,,,. ,,.. , , . ,.1., ,.. m,t,,-WW , , . . M, 1-ww.we-:,,,:J,p.sMftfmt,,Wf,5,1,, f -- ,,f'0-Mmfz- 1,1+m,,f:,fsQ,+,-w,z,-, ,ie z'.tf-tmfffi ' wwfzwzf Gm-M wzzwmfez z1wWW'fHsim' M-. Nw H K we ,feast ,Jiri A-Mffvff'wiiws 'fvz:i:,:1,: wifi-vi-iHfifsz?iWiizfiiiffglfii W1 fi- ,ukt W, A ,,,,,w M,,,,s,gf,.:.--vm,-1,61 tm ,mae ,-W,-W-fX,,.a,tp,wt.f.t, wt., 7 : . :ft-Q, ty ,J .,f,,siLtL5,-W,fM1,fS,..s,,gt.eftmt-Wgxfa. Q, , ,, . 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This trophy rotates to each winning school for one year and is then passed on to the new champions. The third trophy is the State Championship Trophy which will remain in Yelm's possession to inspire future Yelm basketball teams. 55 AN Bi II, fidf HEad yCo a6h, A 'Aw Y , 1 , 'Q' . A A 1 L f 1 Q. v w Q f Q 1 , X 7 x , w 4 k w 94 .3 , :Sarge ' H0 'V 9 ,. + 1 N: f W'f f ,, f Cci'islfe'i? U?rd , A , ,Him ,.,. A W' buff X Eorvygrd . Q , A f b ' ., K LP , if ,qt ,f,. Y ,, 4, . 1. .1- N Q 15 , .kA,:A' V wk ,Q Q, HMM fi? Q . , y , , aff L gf, gm! if 1 f x . iff 5 , ,Cen QaDtqm i ,. 1 l w v' 1 A 4 1 ..: 4 3, - 4 ,V 1' . n V X V 1,5 'f muh f, A., K YB M if 4. f. f- 2, at 3 MFA H ,' Wm' 1 rx' K L .IAM . V. , q Forwarq D ' .b. ,I S., Y, fm ,, .4 . 4 V.. f Q X., N ,Derm 2.1 M, MM- U W 'V A, 4 Jen, 0 V V ,yy I'. , M U5V,E,6V L1fMAlhSgu ' ,Wo f , . ef. .. V .1 '3 'Q' 5 Q 2 Y Q sgKgiA an gyfi. 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Homeward bound, Washington State Class B Champions of l958. Brewster here we come . .... State Champions or bust!!! Tiny Coulter holds our pride and joy!!! State Championship Trophy 'W'70m ROW ONE Left to Right: John Olin, Alfred Turner, Leslie Peck, David Rogers, David Kinney, Roger McKown. ROW TWO: Mr. Swanberg, Bob Koeppen, Ernie Bunnell, John Pierce, Larry Nutter, Howard Stewart, Steve Edwards. With a 14 - 5 season record the Junior Varsity Tornados sparked a championship record in West Central League play. Highlighting the season was the Peninsula game in which the Tornados trailed all the way finally closing the gap and going on to win the game. Throughout the year the team played steadily, cool, and calm with complete team participation and co-operation. Season play turned up some good prospects for next year's varsity squad. John Pierce Ccenterb proved to be a consistent scorer and top rebounder. John Olin Cforwardl showed steadiness and speed and aided the team throughout the season. David Kinney and David Rogers Cguardsl were cool-headed and hustling ball players during the year. Coach Swanberg stated I think they're a good team with some top prospects for next year's varsity team. Those that will move up to varsity next year have a lot of drive and fire. 59 n O 19567 Rainy weather throughout the Tennis season, carfcelled many league matches. The first team consisted of Margaret Wrignt and Larry Raab, mixed doubles: Marilyn Wright and Joanne Jewell, girls' doubles: Ray Jones and Ronald Knapp, boys' doubles: David Wolf, singles and Connie Raab, singles. The matches we played were with Eatonville, Bethel, Fife, Peninsula and Vashon. ROW ON E, Left to Right: Rayomond Jones, Joanne Jewell, Connie Raab, Jeanne Mantik, Marilyn Wright, Margaret Wright, Larry Raab. 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Y,f5g?,,5,,.:i5a,L'j!:vvv,!3i?a2. n . 4. . . V,-m-I'-E VAL'-4 ,1.'2..'y... :JF VEV.-V-15. i..-MM-rVW.:--E',.'wqf.V.?n!yfi!-il3.57431h--1SF5'ff-EW?.:,x..S,.2LqEg'g,,fgiEJ'LA ,JV -VUYVW. .wr WV-VA,4,--:.,,-VmV.1 . , 1- . --.f -. - . , .- , , . A , V -523' MT' W Wi N? Mt: 'Y' ' -, 1' ' ' 'Q . L ' '.- WA 'luv v. '1'1 V. 1. - -rm:-.w . ',,?ii5.-5G,g.Ekf-VE.,fi-5.5 ' -,Ju 'Sq-:,,gAe.,.'?,,iIv , h.. hyfgfg, H'5q1gnA -V -f:Q,ys,.q5.A jg-11 VV- 1 V:V . '- V,:f..,'..,fk-5 flfqy ,.g-5 ':. .4 in-axisu:i-sfi-fm.+VVw?f:2,VV+Ew-1VgiQ. ?1i'f1??:?VVfS?'2iVs..x-IN-if-'ViV'fii?fi'f5 21i'r'2V- f,1 ,. .. .:'n.- . ,'.'d,' emhfaea The annual tea honoring the Senior girls was held Tuesday, May 13, at the Yelm Methodist Church social hall. The members of Wesleyan Guild were hostesses to the twenty girls who attended. The hall was beautifully decorated with potted red geraniums and candlelight. Tea, cookies and after dinner mints were served during which the girls and Guild members had an opportunity to meet each other. The program consisted of two solos by Mrs. Grinde, Scarlet Ribbons and 'tFour Ducks on a Pond . Mrs. Truman Wilcox gave an inspirational message about service and life after high school Mrs. Marshall closed the evening with devotions and the following poem: For a Child, Leaving Go now: I shall open the door for you. Everything is in store for you. There is a room beyond this room, beyond the circle of my arms and voice, a further warmth, a further sound. Rejoice: the world, my Sweet, like any other womb, is round! Go now: you are ready to go. l know - leavings are lonely. But look: going is only a larger kind of living, and l swear: tomorrow will be better. fTake your sweater.l Nothing stays: the ways of love are always moving, loving itself is a growing being as spreading as pain. Go now, while there is still light for seeing. CTake your rubbers. lt might rain.D Good-by now: and remember what l've said to you: Be nice to the man who asks you in, he loves you, too. When he gives you a gift, smile, say thank you, even send a card. CLittle things like that makes life less hard? Come on now: nothing is really so bad. Think of what you've had: it's all there - among your packed belongings: the rightings and wrongings of years. No - please. No tears. You are Old Enough, the time to leave is how old Old is CDrink lots of orange Juice. You know how common the cold is.J Go now: only in part will l be left behind. We have shared one heart and one mind. No one ever goes alone through any door. Yes, yes - I shall miss you l CWait. Surely there is a minute more. l forgot to kiss you.D We F94 Me ROW ONE, Left to Right: June Kaufman, Carol Boyne, Lorraine lvy, Joy Wilcox. ROW TWO: Voncla Florek, Donna Okerstrom, Marilyn Wright, Margaret Thomsen, Margaret Wright, Connie Rach. ROW THREE: Ben Bolender, Mike LeMoine, Ronnie Jewell, Dic Parker, Gregory McKown. ROW FOUR: Gary Beggs, Alfred Heath, Mike Sprouffske, John Netzel. 64 af 1952 ROW ONE, Leh to Right: Dolly Balch, Donna S c hne i d er,IJane1 Kidd, June Rock, Linda Turner. ROW TWO: Geraldine Black, Carol Potts, Lynda Averill, Karen Hull, Dorothy Wilson, Sharon Mueller. ROW THREE: Guy Sherman, Raymond Jones, Alan Hull, Ronald Gallup. ROW FOUR: David Wolf, Larry 0110, Mike Gould, Barrie W i l c ox, John Paul Jones. 65 i l ,. .. +A'- 'W Illlj San' lv On May 25, Baccalureate services were held in the high school Gym for the graduates. The Invocation, Scripture reading and Benediction were given by Rev- erend J. S. Hendricks. The sermon ln the Beginning was given by Reverend Evald Leps. Mrs. John Grinde sang Thanks be to God and Truman Wilcox chose the i'Lords Prayer for his solo. As the chords of Pomp and Circumstance rang out, thirty-nine seniors marched up the aisle of the Yeim Gym to participate in the graduation ceremony. The invocation and Benediction was given by Reverend William Matt, O. S. B. Presentation of Honors and Awards were given by the faculty. Lynda Averill, Carol Bayne, Alfred Heath, Karen Hull, June Kaufman, Donna Okerstrom, Dic Parker, Connie Raab, Donna Schneider, Guy Sherman, Joy Wilcox, and David Wolf received music pins from Mr. Ken Stevens. Mr. Prescott awarded honor scrolls to Gary Beggs, Dolly Balch, Karen Hull, Connie Raab, Donna Schneider, Margaret Thomsen, Linda Turner, David Wolf, Margaret Wright and Marilyn Wright. Perfect attendance pins were given to John Paul Jones, Connie Raab, and Dorothy Wilson by Mr. Marshall. Plaques were presented to the Valedictorian, Donna Schneider and the Co- salutatorians, David Wolf and Karen Hull. Connie Raab received the Lions' Club scholarship with Marilyn Wright selected as alternate. The Best Citizenship award went to David Wolf and Karen Hull with Connie Raab and Gary Beggs receiving honorable mention. Class officers who helped make graduation arrangements and made it one of our fondest memories were Donna Schneider, President, Guy Sherman, Vice Pres- ident, Karen Hull, Secretary - Treasurerg and Dic Parker Sergeant-at-arms. Despite the lightning and loud claps of thunder and a sudden fire in the com- munity, the exercise proved to be very successful and a happy event for all. Have a purpose in life, and having it, throw into your work such strength of mind and muscle as God has given you. With this motto in our minds, we the graduates of 1958 are prepared to enter out prospective phases of life. Out of this class will come teachers, doctors, lawyers, homemakers and familys. Never will we forget the students or faculty at Yelm High School and we say thank-you for the wonderful friendships and memories established. l .Y ' 1 L N 66 Commencemeni speakers, left to right: Connie Raab, Donna Scheider, Karen Hull, David Wolf and Gary Beggs. Connie Raab, Faculty choice speaker, used as her Theme, Music of The World. Valediciorian of her class, Donna Schneider, slated Tonight is Ours. Tomorrow is Another Day was Co-saluiaforian, Karen Hull's speech. David Wolf, Co-salutatorian, spoke on Your 524,000 lnves1men1. Class choice speaker, Gary Beggs, related Science in Our Education . 67 ii! .xx mu. L.1- E 'il X i E X Z l 4- - x M -N V 1 l X S., XJ Various awards were presented during The ceremony. David Wolf, Karen Hull received The Eagles Best Citizenship -Award wiih Gary Beggs and Connie Raab receiving honorable menfion. Piciured above, Mr. Vancil, presents cerrificotes to Connie Raab and Gary Beggs. U YUUR NUR!! l THROW INTU YDUR WDRK SUCH STRENGTH 133' L-L Linda Turner receiving her honor scroll from Mr. Prescott. Entering to the strains of traditional Pomp and Circumstancen, commencement was held for 39 graduating seniors robed in black with red and black tassels. 69 A public reception was held in the high school for the graduates 70 All ashore, we're headed for the swim. l .95 sat ll! ll A? By 11:30 P.M., May 29, the weather had quited and thirty-five alumni board- ed the school bus and headed for Tacoma for a two hour cruise on Puget Sound on board the Gallant Lady Chaperones for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull. Snacks were prepared by the chaperones and a good time was had by all. After the cruise, we headed for College of Puget Sound and the indoor, heated, swimming pool where we stayed until 5:00 A.M. Tired but in gay spirits, the alumni headed home to attend a breakfast given by our parents in the Scout Cabin. The all-night party could not have been possible without our parents and we thank you for giving us such a memory filled evening. Incidents we remember about our party: Remember all the singing and noise on the bus and how quiet it was on the way home, except for a few characters who kept everybody awake, Donna Schneider's shoes, Connie Raab taking flash pic- tures, just plain Mike Gould, graduation kisses, all the food on the cruise, the chaperones with flashlights looking forpop bottles, the janitor in the girls dress- ing room the hair dryers in the dressing room, our parents' reception when we arrived home, the delicious breakfast, and sleeping all day Friday '? ? ? 7 We really had a 'lball , and we had more fun and l'Boy, l'll never forget tonight were a few coments made, proving that everyone had fun and we hope that it will be a tradition in Yelm High School in years to come. 71 It was a refreshing swim in the heated pool at the College of Puget Sound We're no angels, What a happy happy feeling- Don't frown Marilyn, it was worth staying UD all night fOr- A tired but happy bunch heading for home What's so fascinating, Carol? JUQQB i . f N ita, ,.,, 5 . .::, 1 . s asm 1-13 M, Q. Rgihifiryg, . K Some alumi were ' wt The sleepy head 'guests finally 0,-,iv for the breakfast. N 'I-ma, shy about having their pictures taken. The breakfast put on by our parents was enjoyed by a it iv et To express our gratitude to all who have made this annual possible we the editors, Carol Potts and Connie Raab, take this opportunity to say thank you Without the able photography of Bert Perler, we could not have had sucl. ex- pert pictures. Donna Schneider, school photographer and Don Miller of Yelm co- operated to take activity shots.Charles Gray, of McKenna, took all of the pictures for our graduation pages. Special thanks goes to Bill Knight of the Daily Olympian. He not only gave the Yelm Tornados numerous write ups through out the basketball season and state tournament, but he also appeared at a public reception for the team and gave us pictures to use for the annual. Due to the co-operation from the Yelm merchants and businesses the annual was financed greatly by ads which they purchased. Of course, this annual could not have existed without staff members. Cheryl Newland, Wanda Eide and Mary Waters were ourJunior Representatives and helped us greatly. David Wolf and Guy Sherman helped with the selling of Ads. Linda Turner and June Kaufman were the art editors. Special appreciation goes to the faculty of Yelm High School for their patient help and understanding. We especially thank Miss Fairbanks, our advisor, for her help and co-operation during the year. Instead of the annual coming out in the Spring as was the practice previous to this year, it will arrive at Yelm High School this fali. As this annual goes to press it is our hope that the championships established in 1958 will never be forgotten. We present this record for the year 1958 saying Thank you to everyone. We will never forget you. Carol Potts and Connie Raab 74 Zefm ,4 JOHNSTONE'S CORNER MOM.S PLACE Beg' Wishes Graduates Congratulations Class of '58 Phone Yelm 245i We,H Miss You Bl-AKE,S CAFE FOUR CORNER'S STORE Burgers gl Shakes Gas, Groceries and Beverages Best Wishes Seniors Yelm, Washington POLLARD 81 BROWN Fine Meats Located in WoIf's Shoprite YELM MEMORIAL CLINIC DOYAL GA, LAGHER I. C I ' , G d ongmw cmons ra Uafes Standard Oil Distributor I v Ye W Sh '9 ' Phone Yeim 2721 ess sums -'I' V WOLF 'S DEPARTMENT STORE 8. WOLF'S SHOPRITE Two Big Stores to Serve You Yelmg Washington YELM TELEPHQNE CQMPANY ROSANO'S ELECTRIC CENTER Congratulations to the Class of '58 Appliances' Television' Writing phone 3171 Sales and Service BROWN BROTHER? GARAGE D 8' H MOBILE SERVICE Dodge - Plymouth Dealers OPSU Nighfs John Deere Farm Machinery Phone Yelm 2581 YE,-M GARAGE YELM BARBER sHoP General Repair, Welding Best Wishes, Class of 7958 Roger Eide Phone 2071 Lewis POULTRY FARM BOB 8 DEAN'S Baby Chicks and Pullets Best Wishes to the Class of T958 phone 2021 Candy ice Cream Beverages TRlMBLE'S HARDWARE Sporting Goods 81 Gifts Phone 3411 NISQUALLY VALLEY NEWS Printers and Publishers E. K. Fristoe, Publisher Phone 2681 .l0HNSON'S JEWELRY Watches, Repairing, Jewelry Yelm, Washington YELM SHOE HOSPITAL Best Material Available MOSMAN AGENCY lnsurance 81 Real Estate Phone 2541 H. W. BEKENDORF Conaratulations, Graduates Yelm, Washington YELM LUMBER 8. HARDWARE Everything in Building Material Phones. Hardware 2031 Lumber 2291 PICKETT DRUG STORE Reliable Prescriptions Phone 2691 YELM MODERN CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Service Dyeing Laundry Alterations 0 ri' OLYMPIA SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY BETTMANT MEN'5 STORE 40l N. Columbia Fleetwood 7-7777 K-C-Y RADIO Your Music, News, Sports Station Olympia, Washington 4l0 Capitol Way Fleetwood 7-50ll OLYMPIA OIL gn WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY Best Wishes Seniors Olympia, Washington OLYMPIA BRANCH SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of F D I C BEST CAMERA SHOP Everything for the Camera Fan H6 E. 4th Avenue NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Helping you Build Washington Olympia Phone 7-9393 WHY LOOK FOR A JOB? Take u Dietz Business Course lLnke It You Luke It We All Luke It And the Job Will Look for You! Hamburgers and Shakes THE MUSIC BAR CAMMARANO BROS INC 403 South Washington 215 W 7th Fleetwood 7-3048 Fleetwood 6 8411 CAPITAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN lUnder the Clocki 5th and Washington MILLS 8. MILLS 4'l4 South Frankl-in Fleetwood 7-7743 0z'4ez:4 ACME UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE 23I6 E. 4th Olympia, Washington YENNEY MUSIC COMPANY 3li East 4th Fleetwood 6-6726 GRANGERS Office Supplies and Equipment 207 East 4th Avenue Olympia, Washington PROFITT'S DEPARTMENT STORES Serving S. W. Washington Since I907 Olympia, Centralia, Chehalis, Longview' WASHINGTON HARDWARE Sports Shop 918-20 Pacific Ave. MCKENNA CAFE Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Phone Yelm 2436 Tacoma STEWART'S MEATS Congratulations, Seniors McKenna, Washington - 'sawn' wifuiiiiilliiliizsmfr-' M c K E N N A H 0 M E 'Wwsggjlgfiff J For the Aged Phone 280i