Yelm High School - Tornado Yearbook (Yelm, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

The Tofmmio of 15162 mmm bg uwmwwemgg vw ufgu Qaww Ydww, Wasldngtow Man seeks the future. In 20 prior centuries, his genius probed the unknown--discovering at an ever-quickening pace the new . . . the wondrous. ln our time, his achieve- ments appear daily . . . the magnitude of science touches the heights of imagination. This World's Fair seeks not to recount accomplishments but rather to search out promises of the new age . . . the years ahead . . . the miles above. This yearbook, however, seeks to recount the living pre- sent, the accomplishments of the students of Yelm High School during 1961-62 school year, which will open the door to that fabulous world of tomorrow. me 7 my - ,nf .M i 1 5. kr 'L :T-D5 f it VS? ,S X Za K, gi A 6 ff? is fi iii as s .X , gs .NND . f'5-fig. fl V 'i 5, as X -U5 goes fag' ggi? wrapx:-em .Wlsar vi v fm -XLS -vf Ai Qfrgl ' Y :H 1 521-f wi W wa ,L as Q y, Q is ,rg g.-fi, ,yi l X 1 N VK U 1 ,Apr AR lwxgvfg ,Q 55, gg , J, QQ V ef, an wa ,e'S35W . 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For his untiring efforts, understanding, and guidance, the Class of 1962 dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Robert Olson with deep gratitude and sincere appreciation. 3 LT-rfb ,,,,.,.-f--M -ww'-M-:iT mN 'W7 'W-0-W -- M . ,A...W-- ,, ,.-,.m....,..,M-,. ...,4 ,,,1,mWwN V ..J,.....-1 V Y ' ,.fg..4ll h , 1 E f mi A gi 'f' ' 5 1 f, gg5g1..,. 5 f f , A . Ui -- A V fff L L ' , A f '-'-' '- , gi I , L5j,:,,Q 5 7, Q A , , S ,EA 1- lr 1 ' I 1. J U f H X r Mxl - Q 2. qi eil Q L20 X -L-: 5 ,L ,L,.:- L .. -' ' '-.larafji ' N X -...gy 'iv 3 :Mg 22 is min, Higlffspeedf mouowilf, the woaldls 601412, Qeaiifafaflw Euposiiiow gwuwls ...nwwtlwwafudleu...iwjusb 96 SQCOMJA. Cwliulug 21 uisdms Hvdlledffatbis pwwwv gullwscala i Oplflldfibw 017 high-speed, was bmw- pontaiiowsgsfewf olytlw gufww. Superintendent Bnest Newland and Principal Robert Olson. Wheels l School Board: M Eby, Harold Panks, Floyd Phillips, Dick Kirsten, Dallas Edwards. 06 6 Pwgfwss Jw: F3355 is ' i as l!fQ.,5?f5Ha2f5?iz5 Nfxifv-,V 5 ' :NX-3Xfa'i?.f ff -fl NRS? ig e Mark Fancher retired after 12 years as the head of the maintenance staff. A party was given in his Pat Smith, Robert Olson's secretary. Betty Henderson, Ernest Newland's secretary. honor by the School employees on January 6- Hot Lunch Staff: Esther Nottoli, Bertha Mueller, Alvine Brown, Bus Drivers: FIRST ROW: Jack Ryan, Everett McCarty, Dorsey Isom. SECOND ROW: Wil- liam Men, Russell Harris, Rev. K. R. Oldham. THIRD ROW: J. V. Johncox, Charles Donald- son, Jack Butler, Robert Landon. Janitor: Ed Cramblit 7 JEANNE MOSMAN English, Library, Honor Society, Senior Class. DAVID STROUP Physics, Geometry, Algebra, General Science, Adv. Alge- bra, Science Club. ELSIE SCHNEIDER English, Orientation, Senior Class. RICHARD BERNARDS General Math, Biol- ogy, Sr. Math, Gen- eral Science, Photo Club, Sophomore Class. X 'ms EDGAR PRESCOTT World Geography, U.S. History, Wash- ington State History, American Govem- ment, Freshman Class. EUGENIA FAIRBANKS Shorthand, Typing, Joumalism , Bookkeep ing, Annual, Press Club, Junior Class. JAMES TEVIS Boys P.E., Health and Drivers' Training, C.W.P., I.etterman's Club, Sophomore Class. ROBERT SWANBERG Speech, German, Psychology, English, German Club, Soph- omore Class. LOUISA LIDDELL Home Economics, Family living F.l-LA., Freshman Class, Girls League. HARRY JOHNSON English, wash. His- tory Orientation, Ju- nior Class. HELEN SIMON Music Appreciation, Chorus, Typing, Health and Drivers' Education, Thespi- and, Freshm an Club. RUBY DONALDSON Girls P.E., Block Y , Drill Team. JAMES BLACKMAN Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Drivers' Education, Practical Arts, Boys' Club, Junior Class. ELMER ERICKSON Auto Mechanics, Vo - cational Agriculture, F.F.A., Senior Class. RAYMOND JOHNSON Band, General Busi- ness, Pep Club, Freshman Class. JEAN GRINDE library Clerk. Aspvmfgwwlwsuwztwuasrtmw dwUmitadfQtates QcwuwPcwiliow wlwwtlwgoouldfwamtlwgalmdes WS wCk0b HIS iwflw . . SPQCULOOMW. GUM Qwmfu class I-lnstmg b5Bwd7S Three-two-one blast off! Our educa- tional rocket was launched in September 1958. Guiding our ship into the future that year were President Ron Lawton, Vice Pres- ident Tena Schroder, Secretary Mitzi Phil- lips, and Sergeant at Arms Richard Coulter. The theme of our first class dance was It's All in the Game. We remember as high points that year our Freshman Initiation and those gruesome semester tests. The first stage of our rocket was dropped and we went on with the greater power from our second stage. Our chief astronaut was again Ron Lawton, with Tena Schroder, vice president, Lois Montgomery, secre- tary, and Dan Rutledge, sergeant at arms. Our class dance theme was Puppy Love. Six members of our class were initiated into the National Honor Society. There were: Lois Montgomery, George Carle, Chris Scott, Barry Warwick, Brent Warwick, and Suzanne Wilcox. With our second stage now behind us, we Wafwuiclef again to pilot us Ron Lawton, with Dale Norman, vice president, Lois Montgomery again handling the flight records, and Steve Welch keeping order on our ship. Our Ju- nior Prom was entitled Loveliest Night of the year and had outstanding decorations. Many honors were bestowed on our class this year. Brent and Barry Warwick won an ex- pense paid two-week trip to Waterloo, Iowa, as members of the Future Farmers of America State Dairy Cattle Judging Team. Brent was also elected to the District Presi- dency of the Future Farmers of America. Lois Montgomery was elected Girls League Girl of the Year, and Jerry Suzawith re- ceived the Boys Club award. George Carle and Karen Lynne honored our class when they received the coveted Best Citizens awards. George Carle and Bill Simons were our representative to Boys' State and Tena Schroder and Suzanne Wilcox represented our school at the Waskowitz Leadership Conference. o o BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Anneke MOST COURTEOUS: Ron Lawton, MOST TALENTED: Tena Schroder, Gerlmgs Mike Edwards. Karen Lynne. Brent Warwick. Contributed Most to the School: Lois Montgom- ery, Steve Welch. Best Personality: Loma Raab, Jerry Suzawith. And now we are in the last stage of our rocket ship about to land from our long joumey. At the controls again is Ron Law- ton. Assisting him is Brent Warwick, and keeping the flight records for the third year is Lois Montgomery. Dale Norman and Dale Armstrong are maintaining order on our ship this year. Our Senior Ball was Winter Wonderland. Honors received by members of our class were: Lois Montgomery, the Daughter of American Revolution Award, Linda Reichel, the Betty Crocker Home- making Award, and Betty Nelson, the State Vice Presidency for the Future Homemakers of America. Barry Warwick was also elected District Vice President of the Future Most Athletic: George Stark, Dirinda Erde Farm ers of Am erica. On May 25, 1962, our rocket ship landed, and we received diplomas for a successful trip. Eleven graduated with honors: George Carle, Karen Lynne, Roger Matthews, Lois Montgomery, Betty Nelson, Teddi Otto, Tena Schroder, Chris Scott, Barry Warwick, Brent Warwick, Suzanne Wilcox. This four year trip into our local atmos- phere has broadened our knowledge exten- sively, but the learning which lies ahead of us is as infinite as the universe. Our motto is The world is full of wonders just waiting for our minds to improve, so it is up to each of us to launch our own missle for the future and aim for our star of success. 13 A Typical Class Meeting Qemiofv Glass O ' FRONT ROW: Brent Warwick, Vice President, Lois Montgomery, Secretary-Treasury, Ron Lawton, President. BACK ROW: Dale Nor- man, Sergeant at Arms, Dale Armstrong, Ser- geant at Arms. ank1udflsQfeppimg'n... T Karen Lynne and George Carle receiving Good Citizenship Award from Mr. Prescott at the 1961 Award Assembly. I4- DALE JAMES ARMSTRONG Athletic Letterman 1,2,4g Cafe- teria 1, Pep Club 4, FFA 15 Boys' Club l,2,4g Boys' Club Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Letters 8zCertifi- cate 2,3. WILLIAM CHARLES BECKMAN FFA 1,2,3, Officer 43 Letters Sz Certificate 2,3. afWmRdfo6vVasbQc1uit16wPwgwss . . . LEE BROCK Athletic Letterman 3,4g German Club 3,43 Pep Club 2,4g FFA 1, Class Dance Committee 2,3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4. BARBARA GERAIDINE BRYAN Library 3,45 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,4g FHA 2, Officer 3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Block Y 13 Annual Staff 45 M QD Banquet 1,2,3,4. PATRICK ALFRED BOWEN Athletic Letterman 2,3,4g Band 2, 3,43 Service Club 3,43 Cafeteria lg Class Dance Committee 2,3,4g Boys' Club 2,3,4. SHARON LEE BUTLER Perfect Attendance lg Band 1,2,3 45 Cafeteria l,2,3g Photo Club 1 2,45 Pep Club 1, Class Dance Committee 1,25 M QD Banquet 1 2,3,4. 15 ! D MCLEAN CHAMBERS BYRD Entered from Bethel 45 Annual Staff 45 Boys' Club 4. MICHAEL DWAIN EDWARDS A.S.B. Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Perfect At- tendance l5 Office 45 Cafeteria 3,45 Student Council 45 Usher 3. GEORGE HOR TON CARLE A.S.B. Vice President 35 Athletic Letterman 3,45 Play Cast 35 Band 1,25 Service Club 2,35 Photographer 25 Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Leaders' Conference 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Thespians 35 Photo Club 25 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 25 Boys' Club 2,3,45 Boys' Club Officer 3,45 Annual Staff 2,45 Best Citizen 35 Boys' State 3. DIRINDA LU EIDE ' A.S.B. Recorder 45 Block Y Letter- man 1,2,3,45 Tennis Letterman 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 2,35 Cafeteria 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Drill Team 25 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Song Leader 35 Queen 45 Second Team Yell Leader 2. RICHARD WAYNE COULTER Athletic Letterman 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 45 Stage Manager 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Service Club l,2,3,45 Stage Hand 35 Thespians 35 Pep Club 1,25 Class Dance Committee 35 FFA 15 Boys' Club 45 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 1. Gmail Woadms THOMAS FERGUSON Class Dance Committee 1,2,35 Baseball 2,3, fi. I6 KAREN IONE FIELDS Chorus 45 Pep Club 45 Drill Team 2,3. Og Uwmztfwb DIANE ELIZABETH JEWELL First Team Yell Leader 3,45 Block Y Letterman 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Office 45 Stage Hand and Make- up 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Class Dance Commit- tee 1,2,3,45 FFA Princess 35 MRL D Banquet 1,2,3,-45 Song Leader 25 Second Team Yell Leader 15 Homecoming Princess 4. JUDITH ANN FREEMIRE Entered from Wilson High School 25 Perfect Attendance 35 Cafeteria 3,45 FHA 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 45 Class Dance Com- mittee 3,4. BEVERLY JOYCE JOHNSON Perfect Attendance 15 Chorus 45 Ofice 35 Cafeteria 25 Library 3,45 Pep Club 25 Class Dance Commit- tee 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Drill Team 2,35 Historian 45 Block Y 15 Annual Staff 45 M 8x D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Second Team Yell Leader 3. . r. ANNEKE WILHEMINA JAGER GERLINGS Transferred from Wilson High School 35 Play Cast 15 Chorus 1,3,45 Jr. Red Cross Representa- tive 25 President 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Thespians 45 Pep Club 35 President 45 Class Dance Commit tee 1,3,45 FHA 45 Sextet 45 An- nual Staff Business Manager 45 Sr. Ball Royalty 15 M dz D Banquet 3,45 Girl Athlete of Year 15 Girls' League Council 4. DINA MARIE JOHNSON Chorus 45 Cafeteria 1,45 Library 4 Paper Staff 45 Pep Club 25 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Block Y Letterman 25 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,4. 17 CAROL MAE KAUFMAN Block Y Letterman 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Play Make-up 15 Office 253,45 Cafeteria 1,25 Thespians 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Drill Team 2,3,45 M 8:D Ban- quet 1,2,3,45 Girl of the Month 3. MARILEE ELLEN KUFFEL Play Cast 35 Office 45 Library 1,25 Pep Club 25 Class Dance Committee 1,25 Drill Team 25 Block Y 1,25 M 8: D Banquet 1,2. Q fr.. A DAVID ARTHUR KIDD Athletic Manager 1,25 Athletic Letterman 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attend- ance 1,2,35 Play Cast 45 Chorus 45 Letterman Secretary 45 Student Council 45 Thespians Vice Presi- dent 45 German Club 3,45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Boys' Club 1,2,3, President 45 Annual Staff 45 Ushers 1,2,35 Pep Club 4. LaRAYNE MAE KOWALSKI Band 1,2,3,45 Play Make-up 25 Cafeteria 15 Pep Club 1,45 Drill Team 45 Homecoming Princess 4. Ju5bASflwG1wat RONALD GARY LAWTON Senior Class President 45 Stage Manager 253,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Vice President Chorus 35 Class President 1,2,35 Chorus President 4 Service Club 1,2,3,45 Stage Hand 2,3,45 Cafeteria 15 Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 FFA 15 Boys' Quartette 3,45 Graduation Usher 3. 5 JANET IRENE LAZELLE Chorus 2,45 Cafeteria 1,3,45 Thes- pians 35 Photo Club 35 Class Dance Committee 35 FI-IA 45 Annual Staff 4. 18 TIMOTHY ORA LESTER Perfect Attendance 25 Service Club 1,2,3,45 FFA 1. o6vCeutwu521... ROGER LEROY MATTHEWS Perfect Attendance l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Photo Club 45 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 FFA 15 Boys' Club 1,2,3, Officer 45 Science Club 4. er I X' u ji k . KAREN ALICE LYNNE LINDA RAE MANLEY Tornado News Editor 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Honor Society 45 Play Cast 25 Library 25 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Class Pacific Slope Delegate 35 Library Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Student Council 45 Paper Staff 1,2, Secretary 3, President 45 Drill 3,45 Class Dance Committee 35 Team 45 Annual Staff 45 M 8: D FHA 2, Officer 3,45 Drill Team 3, Banquet l,2,3,4. Vice President 45 Press Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 M Sz D Banquet 25 Best Citizen 3, WILLIAM PHILIP MCMONIGLE Athletic Manager 1,25 FFA Letter Award 1,2,3,45 Cafeteria l,2,35 FRED KEITH MILES Class Dance Committee 3,45 FFA 152,3,4, Entered from Bethel 4. 19 LOIS BAKER MONTGOMERY DAR Representative 43 Block Y Letterman 1,2,3,4, Annual Editor 4, Perfect Attendance 1,25 Band 1,23 Class Secretary 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Office 4, Student Council 43 Pep Club 1, FHA 1, Officer 2,3, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Girl of the Year 33 Homemaker of the Year 33 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Co-Ed Repre- sentative 3 3 Tennis Letterman 1,2, BETTY JOAN NELSON A.S.B. Treasurer 4, Block Y Letter- man 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, President 45 Honor Society 3,4, Office 45 Student Council 3,45 Photo Club 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4, FHA Officer 1,4, Sec- retary 2, President 3 3 FHA State Officer 43 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1. JOHN MOTZ FFA 1,2,3, FFA Officer 4, Cafe- teria 1,2,3. RONALD LOREN NOFFSINGER German Club 3,45 Letters 8: Certi- ficateg J.V. Basketball 3. FRANK THOMAS MURPHY Entered from North Thurston 35 Band 4, Cafeteria 3, 06 Yes . . DALE RICHARD NORMAN Sports Editor Torando News 45 Ath letic Letterman 3,4, Play Cast 3,4 Chorus 45 Class Vice -President 35 Jr. Red Cross Representative 43 Cafeteria 45 Student Council 4, Paper Staff 4, Pep Club 4, Thespi ans 3,4, Boys' Club 2,3,4, Press Club 4. 20 SUSAN MYRTLE OLDHAM Entered from Metaline Falls High School 35 Chorus 2,3,45 Office 45 FHA 3, Officer 45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 4. RONALD LEROY OTTO Athletic Letterman 2,3545 Band 1,2,3,45 Cafeteria 15 Student Council 45 Letters 8x Certificate 2,3,45 Senior Band Representative 4. We, time 06vTodaiJ, . . . MITZI MAE PHILLIPS First Team Yell Leader 2, Queen 3,45 Second Team Yell Leader 15 Play Cast 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary 15 Office 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Thespians 45 Pep Club 1,2,45 FFA Sweetheart 25 Block Y Letterman 1,2,3,45 Senior Ball Royalty 15 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Class Dance Comm. 1,2, 3,4. LORNA LEE RAAB A,S.B. Secretary 45 Seabeck Con- ference Delegate 35 Block Y Letter- man 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Cafeteria 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Thespi- ans 3,45 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 FHA 3,45 Drill Team 2, Secretary 35 President 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls' League V.P. 35 Girls' League Council 1,25 Home- coming Queen 35 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Band Vice President 35 Usher for Graduation 3. TEDDI JEAN OTTO Perfect Attendance 1,3,45 Honor Society 45 Library 3,45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Fl-IA 1,25 Of ficer 3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Block Y 45 M dz D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Play Costume Co-Chairman 4. RICHARD REEDER Transferred from Bethel 3. 21 LINDA MAE REICHEL Chorus 3,45 Cafeteria 15 Library 25 Paper Staff 45 Thespians 45 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Committee 2,35 FHA 1,2,3, Officer 45 Press Club 45 M 8a D Banquet l,2,3,4. DANIEL FRANKLIN RUTLEDGE Athletic Letterman 1,2,3,45 Stage Manager 25 Chorus 45 FFA 1, Sen- tinel 2, Treasurer 3, Representa- tive at Pullman 45 FFA Award 25 Letterman's Club 1,2, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Cafeteria 45 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 FI-IA Hero 35 Boys' Club 1,2,4, Secretary 35 Annual Staff 45 Best Blocker and Tackler 25 Class Rep- resentative 1,4, Sgt. at Arms 25 Boys' Club 1,2,4, Secretary 3. SIDNEY EDWARD ROBBINS Transferred from Kennewick High School 45 Athletic Letterman 35 FFA President 45 FFA Letter Award 25 Class Dance Committee 1,2, a,4, ROBERT RUSCILLO Perfect Attendance 25 German Club 3,4, QlwlUUfBwtlw CHRISTINE ETHEL SCHRODER A.S.B. Historian 35 Girls' League President 4, Secretary 35 Block Y Letterman 35 Play Cast 3,45 Girls' State 35 Chorus 1,2,3, Vice Presi- dent 45 Class Vice President 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 Student Leader Conference 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Class Dance Committee 1,2, 3,45 Drill Team 2,3,45 Block Y 1,25 Sextette 2,3,45 Homecoming Princess 35 M 8: D Banquet5 Usher 3. DON SCHUMAKER Entered from North Thurston 2 Chorus 3,45 Pep Club 4, 22 06 CHRISTINE LOUISE SCOTT Publicity Manager 45 Second Team Yell Leader 25 Perfect Attendance lg Band 1,2,35 Jr. Red Cross Rep- resentative 35 Honor Society 2,3,45 Cafeteria 45 Student Council 3,45 Paper Staff 35 Thespians 45 Pep' Club 1,2,45 Class Dance Commit- tee 1,2,3,45 M 8: D Banquet 1,2, 3,45 Usher 35 Song Leader 3,45 Queen 3, GEORGIA MARIE SIAS Perfect Attendance 25 Play Cast 35 Chorus 1,3,45 Stage Make-up 3,45 Office 45 Thespians 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Class Dance Committee l,2,3,45 FI-IA 45 Drill Team 3,45 Block Y 1,2,3,45 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Photo Club 4, Futww ' . HARLEY CLINTON SCOTT Stage Hand 15 Boys' Club 2. ROBERT WARREN SIMONS Chorus 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,25 Boys' Club 1,2. KATHERINE LOUISE SHAW Block Y Letterman 45 Perfect At- tendance 2,45 FHA 2,3, Service Chairman 45 Chorus 15 Cafeteria 1,2,3,45 Office 45 Library 3,45 Stu- dent Council 45 German Club 45 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Commit- tee 1,2,3,45 Block Y 1,45 M 8:D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Pep Club Repre- sentative 4. WILLIAM EARL SIMONS Athletic Letterman 25 Perfect At- tendance 2,35 Play Cast 45 Boys' State 35 FFA Letter Award 1,2,35 Cafeteria 15 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Committee 35 FFA 1,2,35 Boys' Club 2,3,45 An- nual Staff 4, 23 GEORGE ALBERT STARK Athletic Letterman 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 1,2,3, President 45 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Committee 1,2, 3,45 FFA 1,2, Officer 3, Secretary 45 Sports Award 35 Inspirational Player 3. FAY DARLENE THOMAS Chorus 35 Office 45 Cafeteria 15 Pep Club 45 FHA 1,2,45 Historian 35 Annual Staff 45 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,45 Typing Award 2. GERALD FRANCIS SUZAWITH Athletic Manager 25 Athletic Let- terman 45 Student Council 45 Ger- man Club 3, President 45 Pep Club 45 Boys' Club 1,2,3,45 Boys' Club Award 3. -21 HARVEY WALTER VAN DEN ELZEN FFA Letter Award 2,35 Class Dance Committee 25 FFA 1,2,3,4. MARY AGATHA TAF OYA Block Y Letterman 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Play Make-Up 3,45 Thes- pians 3,45 Photo Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Class Dance Commit- tee 1,2,3,45 Teacher's Secretary 3,45 FHA 45 Drill Team 3,45 M 8: D Banquet 1,2,3,4. GAIL J EAN ETTE VAN DIVER Songleader 35 Block Y Letterman l,2,35 President 45 Perfect Attend- ance 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Office 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Class Dance Committee 1,25 3,45 Annual Staff 45 M 8zDBanquet l,2,3,45 Letters dz Certificate 1,2, 3,45 Second Team Yell Leader 25 Band Secretary 45 Girls' League Council 45 Pep Club Secretary 45 Teacher's Secretary 4. 24 DONALD BRENT WARWICK Class V. Pres. 45 Athletic Letter- man 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1, Honor Soc. 2,3, Pres. 45 FFA Letter Award 1, 2,3,45 FFA 1,2, Off. 3, Pres. 45 FFA Dist. Pres. 35 State Farmer 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Coun. 45 Pep Club 45 Student Leaders' Conf. 35 Cafeteria 35 Letterman's Club 1,Z,3,45 Sports Award 1,2,3,45 Cl. Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT BARRY WARWICK A.B.S. V. Pres. 45 Athletic Letter- man 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1, Honor Soc. 2,3,45 FFA Letter Award 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Dist. Pres. 45 State Farmer 35 Student Coun. 3,45 Waskowitz Leadership Conf. 45 Cafeteria 35 Sr. Ball Royalty 15 Cl. Rep. 35 Letten'nan's Club 1,2,3,45 Sports Award 1,2,3 ,45 Cl. Dance Comm. 1,2,3,4. JEROME FRANCIS WELCH Letterman's Club 2,3545 Athletic Letterman 2,3,45 Second Team Athletics 15 Chorus 45 Cafeteria 4, Student Council 1,25 Pep Club 45 Class Dance Committee 1,2,3,45 Boys' Club 1,45 President 25 Sec- retary 35 Annual Staff 4. WefAccepbtlw oolytlwlf-uimw. STEPHEN BERT WELCH A.B.S. Pres. 45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Athletic Letterman 2,3,45 Second Team Athletics 15 Chorus 45 Cl. Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Serv. Club 3,45 Stage Hand 45 Cafeteria 45 Student Coun. 3,45 Thespians 45 German Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Cl. WILLIAM JAMES WHITE SUZANNE ELIZABETH WILCOX An. Ed. 45 Staff 35 Block Y Letter- man 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attend. 1,2, 3,45 Play Cast 35 Girls' St. 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Soc. 25 Sec. 35 Off, 45 Student Leaders' Conf. 35 Stu- dent Coun 45 German Club 3,45 Dance Comm. 1,2,3,45 Boys' Club Entered from Eatonville 45 Letters Pep Club 1,45 FHA 1,25 FHA Off. 2,45 V. Pres. 35 Boys' Quai. 4- 8nCertificate 1,4. 3,4. 25 J ' Class Several high honors were won by the mem- bers of the junior class. Mary Ann Hemess brought recognition to the class by being named Ye1m's candidate for the I Speak for Democracy contest. Taking second place in the state 4-H dairy judging contest at Westem Washington Fair, Sid Willuweit placed on the state team that parti- cipated in the national contest at Waterloo, Iowa. Social highlight for the class was the prom held April 28. Mardene Sias and George Smith were co-chairmen of the dance. A,Ejyj'h, Money-making project of the class was the selling of Sno-Cones at home games. Juniofu Class O ' FRONT: Mary Ann Hemess, Vice -Presidentg Pat Mos- man, Secretaryg Mardene Sias, Sgt.-at-arms. BACK: Sid Willuweit, Presidentg Dennis Grinde, Sgt.-at-arms. Asosuwb to the Space Needle. .Vg t A v A . gli r f !l.lfffw . my J. Almond ' ic' 'ey' ' 3 iffy ,Q 5 L. Balch -.-L Ji -Vins? R. Bates f ' V I -f 4 J' -4' . I.. Brown ' A 3, J. Butler ,f 1- X N QQ-X 5. 42 J. Compton ga. .f F- C Demich ve 4' -4- .AC jj ff . Ya ' -, .ap ,. C-pi' ir: 01, fi r A- i , - ... Q, 2: 5222... -N QV C . p R. Galleon V, 'ilk l - 4' vi Iii? 5 iv J ' :asa nigga? J. Gray 'I A . , ,gy A . gb D. Cfinde Q. 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Clara Jones waiting for inspiration for creative assignment. , W. i 5 ,V e , ' ,Q Qop GMSO' SITTING: John Suzawith, Presidentg Artie Lefebvre, Vice-President. STANDING: Lee Robinson, Sgt.-at- armsg Jim Brock, Secretary. Ride Qop Class The sophomores are making a name for themselves by taking part in many of the school activities. They came in second with the amount of money made from the Slave Sale, the proceeds of which contributed to a football scoreboard. They usually place the second largest num- ber on the Honor Roll with nine being taken into the Honor Society. X 2,13-ga , I will ,i,-i m g , '- C. Almond 5 ' - ii ' V. Bircher :L 'S time, ' 2,!5: CZfXi 1 J. BIOCk J- Brown lgffm-ff R. Brown , ' .,,-t Ll M,- wzfilillfiilif I? I . rs- Wqsgw 3',fSi?x-,fwfr-ii' H 1 Mn -if f :SAM iry- iii,-ivm: QE gg 95 5 ,q gsififriigisriyii f 'Q X lg 5355521ElilQ7f'2?f3if3rii3' I W U X Z ki.. Z:Luw?tiffiififsiigmqs321251 D. Butler H H N. cmfk Q V ,, 4' -1 ,if M. cusp 1 ti,N3,i1 sj3,,,,re. ,, D. 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A 557553 I K side Wt Loobtaflw Freshmen became official members of the student body when they were initiated on Septem- ber 22. The highlight of the day was a program made up of group skits resembling television programs complete with commercials. Some of the skits were: This is Your Life, Beat the Clock, and King fQueenj For a Day. A dance given that evening honoring the Fresh- men climaxed the event. I n g fi Q 1 Q. f-225.147 S AM 1 'wx Q f ,. , I ff lc' I s Jim 53 ' ., 5- at T L R- Allen 3 W I A I , ' D- Austin , A , fi .Lg ' E f' 'f .,,,', .jnfkfi '- ,555 H A A W-' , V I ff? ww i w ' If A e A r .-., K- Austm X- K I -' A , .V . A. Baker . 'if ' ' 4? ff? A fp 4' F ' ,f fi i ' -' V 14, r , Q if.. - -- , L24 ' - f I :Sq A fp? fi' -1 g? ' ' I f , 'W 's if 1, ' 1-il2z v- , 454 iii- , I ' I 5 V S. Bridges R Mr I W 'Nw if Q ww F, figs 1 J. Bryan ' R. Bullis 3 B. Catron X , , f R. Cavar K rf' '-4' .. it X ti. 1. 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The Student Council is the school judicial body, made up of student body officers and class repre- sentatives and presidents. Projects sponsored by the council were the annual back to school dance, a student body ticket sale, two slave sales, the painting of the Tornado on the bus ga- rage, a beautification drive connected with Cen- tury 21, and the promotion of student interest in school affairs. FIRST ROW: Mike Edwards, sergeant-at-arms, Betty Nelson, treasurer, Loma Raab, secretary, Steve Welch president, Barry Warwick, vice-president, Dirinda Eide, recorder, Mary Ann Herness, historian, Chris Scott publicity manager. SECOND ROW: Lois Montgomery, Suzanne Wilcox, Shirley Hughes, Karen Lynne Diane Tobin, Jean Vancil, Gail Vandiver, Judy Butler, Diana Keoppen. THIRD ROW: Advisor, Principal Robert Olson, Candy Gallagher, Tena Schroder, Anneke Gerlings, David Kidd, Mike Murphy, Mitzi Phillips, Bill Simons, George Carle, Ron Otto, Diane Jewell. FOURTH ROW: Linda Manley, Dan Rutledge, Dale Norman, Ron Law ton, Brent Warwick, Mark Drogseth, John Suzawith, Sid Willuweit. 38 F-Iowa Qocwbj An all-time high in National Honor Society membership marked 1961-62. The 24 members of this select group of Yelm High students were chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The Honor Society Banquet, a distinctive social affair for members, parents of Honor Society mem- bers, and faculty was a memorable occasion for the new members being initiated. S.Y. Char, he ad of a teacher training school in India, spoke on schools of India and on problems of the Indian govemment. Other activities of the Honor Society included providing honor cords and seals for its graduating members. All senior Honor Society members spoke at commencement. S. Y. char speaks at banquet. FIRST ROW: Annie McAtee, Diane Tobin, Jane Eide, Pat Mosman, secretary, Judy Brown, Karen Lynne, Chris Scott. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mosman, advisor, Lois Montgomery, Janet Olson, Teddi Otto, Betty Nelson, Brent Warwick, president, John Suzawith, Lee Robinson, Loren Wright. THIRD ROW: Tena Schroder, Suzanne Wilcox, vice-president, Barry Warwick, George Carle, Roger Matthews, Jim Brock, Paul Fish, Jaap Gerlings. 39 Deadlene in two days! Pat and Don's pictures still aren't here ! Copy to be written! This was a typical situation which faced the annual staff in the preparation of the 1962 yearbook. The hustle and bustle seldom stopped, but with the help of the en- tire senior class, the junior repre- sentatives, and Miss Fairbanks, who advised us on layouts, copy and pic- tures, the Tornado was finally com- pleted. Also, a special thanks should be given to Brent and Barry Warwick who wrote senior copy and to Di- rinda Eide who helped do last- rninute typing. Qfailr Co-Annual Editors: Lois Montgomery, Suzanne Wilcox. At Left: Junior Representatives: Mary Ismay, Sid Willuweit. Below: Annual Staff. Left to right: Fay Thomas, Typist, Su san Oldham, Bev Johnson, Artg Linda Whited, Assistant Bus- iness Managerg Miss Fairbanks, Advisorg Anneke Gerlings, Business Manager, Dale Norm an, Sportsg Mitzi Phillips, Typ- ist, Dan Rutledge, Sales Manager. 40 Pawgfallr The paper staff learns journalism techniques in the publishing of the Tornado News and by sending write-ups of school events to the local paper, The Nisqually Valley News. The Tornado News editor is selected from the . previous year's journalism class and is installed with student body officers. Preparation and printing of the Little Tornado hand- book is another of their projects with the Little Tornado editor being chosen from the journalism class. The outstanding members are awarded with a trip to the Pacific Slope Press Clinic held at the University of Washington in February. Karen Lynne, Editor, Eugenia Fairbanks, Advisor, Dale Norman, Sports Editor. FIRST ROW: Jundy Freem eir, Nadeen Marrs, Dina Johnson, Karen Lynne. SECOND ROW: Nora Hayes, Lin- Linda Reichel, Dale Norman, Sid Willuweit. 41 Bags' The Boys' Club, known as the Knights, is a service organization. The club sponsors a trip each year for its members. The uniform of the club is a black sweater with a knight's em- blem. FIRST ROW: David Kidd, president, Dan Rutledge, Roger Matt- hews, secretary-treasurer, Jerry Suzawith, Dale Martin. SECOND ROW: Steve Welch, Jerry Welch, Jim Spencer, George Carle, vice-president, Kirby Hull. THIRD ROW: Mr. Blackman advisor- Dale Armstrong, Rick Rochester, Robin Phillips, Bill Simdns, Dale Norm an. For the Yelm High School Girls' League, the calendar of events was full. They carried out their annual activities such as the club dance and homecoming festivities, Christ- mas decorations and Mother and Daughter Banquet. By in- volving themselves in fun pro- jects such as the Block Y-Girls League Christmas party, they added variety to the ye ar. Delegates sent to Southwest Washington Girls' League Con- ference at Stevenson, were Tena Schroder, Cynthia Hull, Pat Mosman, and the advisor, Miss Liddell. The girls rendered service by giving to the McKenna Home a Christmas tree, a kleenex snow- man, and gay place cards. o 'League FIRST ROW: Judy Brown, secretary, Pat Mosman, vice-president, Tena Schroder, president, Miss Liddell, advisor. SECOND ROW: Georgia Sias, Muriel Pierce, Linda Morris, Janet Olson. THIRD ROW: Candy Gallagher Gail Vandiver, Mitzi Phillips, Anneke Gerlings. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Hull, Diane Tobin, Linda Drewry, Judy Butler. 42 05201091 In order to stimulate an interest in science, the Yelm High School Science Club was formed. In its first year, most of the meetings were used to formulate a constitution. Projects, started by the advanced students, included work on a trans- mitter, electroplating cells, and a Wheatstone bridge. FIRST ROW: Mr. Stroup, Mr. Barnards, advisors. SECOND ROW: Joe Traversie, Linda Riechel, Bonney Sherman, secretary, George Carle, president. THIRD ROW: Charlene Raab, Glenda Shultz, Janice Henderson, Sharon Gray. FOURTH ROW: Frank Murphy, Ron Matthews, Vice-president, Keith Norman, Jeff Gray. l Club FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Hemess, Dirinda Eide, Charlene Raab, Kathy Shaw, Linda Morris, Lorna Raab, Diane Tobin, Cynthia I-lull, Muriel Pierce, secretary, Fay Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Swanberg, advisor, Clara Jones, Linda Manley, Jim Brock, Paul Fish, Jaap Gerlings, Vice-president, John Hobart, Candy Gallagher, Suzanne Wilcox, Virginia Johnston, Jennie Rosano. THIRD ROW: Ron Bates, Lee Brock, Steve Welch, George Carle, Steve Danehy, Roger Matthews, Sid Willuweit, Bill Simons, Pat Mosman, Cheri Demich. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Schoepfer, Mark Hayes, Jeff Gray, Kirby Hull, David Kidd, Loren Wright, Jerry Suzawith, president, Robert Rus- cillo, Cliff Riechel, Ron Noffsinger. 43 Baud In QI ' fl Band Officers: FIRST ROW: Gail Vandiver, Secretary, Linda Ellis, Historian, Judy Butler, Treasurer. SEC- OND ROW: Ron Otto, Vice-President, Betty Nelson, President. FIRST ROW: Betty Nelson, Majoretteg Mitzi Phillips, Gail Vandiver, Lorna Raab, Joyce Van Den Elzen. SEC OND ROW: Robert Hall, Suzanne Wilcox, Kirby I-lull, Dale Martin. THIRD ROW: Sharon Butler, George Smith, Joe Longmire. Ev 44 Concerts! Assemblies! Games! Practices! The Yelm High School Band has a full schedule. Led by di- rector, Ray Johnson, the band has inspired school enthu- siasm with high qaulity music at all home games and a few away games. Among the band's many other activities and pro- jects are the All-School Talent Show February 16, the sale of birthday calendars at the end of each year, and the sale of candy and fruitcakes, the proceeds of which go to the purchase of new band uniforms. The band participated in the Fall Concert, October 24, and the Spring Concert, May 3, marched this spring in the Rainier Parade, and attended the Music Contest in Centralia on March 24. This year's band members won many high honors. Betty Nelson, playing a baritone saxaphone, qualified for the All-State Band, and Mitzi Phillips playing first clarinet, and Gail Vandiver, second clarinet, Suzanne Wilcox, first coronetg and Betty Nelson, baritone saxa- phone, qualified for the Southwestern Washington Select Band composed of 100 members. Pomp Circumstance - -at Graduation FIRST ROW: Janet Olson, Karen Needles, Walter Oldham, Margaret Horst, Ray Johnson, director. SECOND ROW: Judy Butler, Mardene Sias, LaRayne Kowalski, Linda Ellis. THIRD ROW: Ronald Matthews, Robin Phillips, Frank Murphy. 45 A 70 -member chorus performed at the fall concert, the music festival, exchange assemblies, the spring concert, and graduation. Tena Schroder was selected soloist for the mass chorus festival at Tumwater. Ron Lawton was chosen to participate in the All-State Chorus at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. Madrigal: FIRST ROW: Glenda Shultz, Tena Schroder, Anneke Gerlings, Cheri Dernich, Pat Mosm an. SECOND ROW: Bonney Sherman. THIRD ROW: Danny Rutledge, Dale Norman, Steve Welch, Ron Lawton, Mike Murphy. Chorus: FIRST ROW: M. Tafoya, L. McCarten, L, Mastick, R. Hull, E. Tafoya, D. Johnson, A. Gerlings, secre tary, SECOND ROW: G. Sias, D. Jewell, L. Mathison, B. Johnson, D. Fox, G. Worra, D. Keoppen, F. Baker. THIRD ROW: J. Eskue, B. Sherman, M. Mosman, L. Whited, G. Shultz, K. Swift, J. Gump, D, Rutledge. FOURTH ROW: M. Ismay, N. Hays, T. Schroder, vice-president, M. Murphy, D. Kidd, R. Lawton, president, L Wright. 7 46 , Ll K I - f V 'V' Q: Q, .Q ,ig A i , X V V4 1 ' . ,2,, ,1 V 4 ' if 'Iw' Q -L., , f V 'sf . 1 V f QQ gh Q ? H ' . .1 3 5 fl ff J' K3 -ms' . ,V as x., , 1. . Wm 12' M ' X515 5 Q ie? ' ff rg v - I 3 Q ??3f5'3 'X.A , f , A 5 , 'T at 3 f Q E ,. ' ii : if 1,1 T f 1 ' ,F if gif kk? .i 4- i .Q N h Yi' em .1 r 2 , N M .mn . iw, W, ', ,1 hi mm M .I it Q 5 66W FRONT ROW: Gail Vandiver, Mitzi Phillips, Lois Montgomery, Fay Thomas, Diane Stewart. BACK ROW: Carol Kaufman, Diane Jewell, Susan Oldham. FIRST ROW: Georgia Sias, Chris Scott, Karen Fields. SECOND ROW: Kathy Shaw, Jim Spencer, Barbara Bryan, Linda Manley, Gail Vandiver. THIRD ROW: Dina Johnson, Judy Butler, Mary Tafoya, Mardene Sias, Denise LeMoine, Janed Lazelle. 48 Teaclwfw Secretaries for teachers ! A greater use of student help has been made of the teachers' assistants this year. These secretaries spend a per iod each day, typing letters and tests, and correcting papers. For this work they receive one credit. Photo A Leaming to take and de- velop pictures are some of the activites of the Photo Club. Meetings are held on two Thursdays of every month. Advisors are Richard Bamards and David Stroup. FIRST ROW: Mr. Bamards, Georgia Sias, Diane Stewart, secretary, Betty Nelson, president, Arney Rogers, sgt. of arms, and Jeff Gray, vice president. SECOND ROW: Karen Needles, Linda Whited, Joe Traversie, Dale Whited, Janice Henderson, Sid Willuweit, Sharon Gray, Charlene Raab. Tlmesp' FIRST ROW: Tena Schroder, Glenda Shultz, Judy Brown, Jane Eide--secretary, Janet Olson, Sharon Gray, Charlene Raab, Janice Henderson, Pat Mosman, Dirinda Eide. SECOND ROW: Loma Raab, Chris Scott, Ruby Hull, Virginia Johnston, Anneke Gerlings, Fay Hamilton, Carol Kaufman, Muriel Pierce, Linda Morris--treas- urer, Georgia Sias, Mary Tafoya, and Miss Simons. THIRD ROW: Dale Norman--president, Bill Simons, Barry Warwick, George Carle, Steve Welch, Roger Matthews, Loren Wright, Dale Whited, Sid Willuweit, Jaap Ger- lings, Linda Reichel. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Hemess, Diane Stewart, David Kidd, Mike Murphy, Renee Bul lis, Marilyn Mosman, Candy Gallagher, Kim Stillings, Kirby Hull. 49 'Q-'V MQW 325, fwfr-1 - ' John Motz, Chapter Hero. Fl-IA The Future Homemakers of America is an organization to further interest in the home, the community, and the chapter. Projects sponsored by the chapter were a membership drive, a Thanksgiving and Christmas box for a family in the community, favors for the McKenna Home, and a dinner pre pared and served for the Honor Society Banquet. Delegates attended state and regional meetings and de- monstration day. QMAKM ff' Q5 ,boil So, Q. ' 7 S' K ig, in ij i 6 i L. ,gf Q10 xo NEW B0 FIRST ROW: Barbara Bryan, program chairman, Karen Lynne, treasurer, Suzanne Wilcox, vice president, Linda Manley, president, Lois Montgomery, secretary, Kathy Shaw, service chairrna.n. SECOND ROW: Miss Liddell, advisor, Carolyn McMonigle, social chairman, Rosealee Freemire, Linda Reichel, song leader, Linda Drewry, Betty Nelson, parliamentarian, Marj an Kravik, Susan Oldham, reporter, Teddi Otto, photographer, Joyce Van Den Elzen, degrees chairm an. THIRD ROW: Peggy Perona, Linda Ellis, Penny Noonan, Margaret Horse, Lorna Raab, Mary Tafoya, Georgia Sias, Janet Lazelle, Anneke Gerlings, Linda Mathison. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Larson, Gayle Reichel, Diane Stewart, Mary Anne I-lerness, Linda Whited, Carol Kaufman, Dirinda Eide, Jane Eide, Shirley Hughes, Fay Thomas, Beverly Johnson. 50 F-FA The purposes of the Future Farmers of America is to develop scholarship, leadership, character, and financial independence among its members, The outstanding money-m aking project this year was a candy sale which brought in about 35180. To supplement this, the club ran scrap metal drives as often as possible and these brought in about 3150. On the FFA recreational schedule were four social events: A swimming party at the YMCA in Olympia, a skiing trip to White Pass, and to climax the year were the FFA Banquet and the annual yacht cruise in Puget Sound. The parliamentary procedure team had a outstanding year. .V V ,, Q. O , II MIR: ' ,D . fini? YQ, ' 5. L ' . .' p.TloA, 47 1 Q oo 'I 1 fj XX if nf D 1' ' c icfiis.. AFEGQ5' Q an 'VUL-Q B 'i f f' . lx The chapter sweetheart was Chris Scott who was crowned at the joint FHA-FFA danc e in January. FIRST ROW: Mr. Erickson, advisor, John Motz, sentinel, Bill Beckman, reporter, Dan Rutledge, treasurer, George Stark, secretary, Barry Warwick, vice-president, Brent Warwick, president. SECOND ROW: Ron Rieke, Jackie Schoepfer, Nathan Clark, Terry Summers, Larry Stark, Larry Harrison, Roger Rieke, Cliff Reich Gary Edwards, THIRD ROW: Jeff Sides, Don Horst, Lee Robinson, Steve Johnson, Jeff Edwards, Harvey Van Den Elzen, Pat Johnson, Jim Winter, Montia Robbins. FOURTH ROW: Jim White, Ed Robbins, Mark Hayes, Kenneth Meyers, Bill McMonigle, Tom Isom, Michael Iverson, Jimmy Stark, Dennis Czikall. 8 51 FIRST ROW: Richard Little, Jack Little, Janet Lazelle, Lorna Raab, Chris Scott, Karen Needles, Rosealee Freemire, Marjan Kravik, Dina Johnson, Kathy Shaw. SECOND ROW: Frank Fesler, Walter Oldham, Dan Rut- ledge, Jerry Welch, Dirinda Eide, Steve Welch, Don Austin, Fay Hamilton, John Yenne, Ken Gilbert. FIRST ROW: Barbara Perona, Dina Johnson. SECOND ROW: Denise LeMoine, Carolyn McMonigle, Dick Willis. THIRD ROW: Karen Lynne, Barbara Bryan, Kathy Shaw. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Johnson, Mrs. Grinde, clerk, Mxs.Mosm an, Advisor, Judy Triplett. FIFTH ROW: Teddi Otto, Charlene Raab. 52 The library was enlarged during the summer of 1961 to take care of the growth of the student body and the need for more shelves for periodic als and books. This made the library a more pleasant place to work for both the librarians and the students. A book-repair room was provided for Mrs. Grinde. A popular spot added to the library was the confer- ence room which was used by a large number of students for group studying. aIUfTeamu l The Drill Team consisted of 26 members including one sub- stitute. Wearing red and black princess style uniforms and white boots and gloves, the girls pro- vided half-time entertainment at football and basketball games. Some of the drills in- cluded precision marching, scatter drills, and dance steps. Lovers' Island was the theme of the dance sponsored by the group. Drill Team in formation. FIRST ROW: Lorna Raab, president, Shirley Olin, Beverly Johnson, LaRayne Kowalski, Diane Tobin, secretary Dina Johnson, Georgia Sias, Mary Tafoya, Cynthia Hull, Lynn Mastick, Barbara Bryan. SECOND ROW: Linda Morris, Carol Kaufman, Janet Olson, Judy Brown, Janice Henderson, Karen Lynne, vice-president, Linda Man- ley, Linda Whited, Carolyn McMonigle, Pat Mosman, Mary Ann Herness, Teddi Otto, Tena Schroder. 53 The Lettensnan's Club consisted of boys who earned letters in basket- ball, football, baseball, tennis, or were managers The club held regular meetings and conducted business pertaining to all phases of athletics and awards. FIRST ROW: Mr. Tevis, advisorg George Stark, president, Loren Wright, Artie Lefebvre, John Suzawith, Lee Brock, Steve Welch, Jerry Welch, Jim Brock, David Kidd, Dan Rutledge, Pat Bowen, Stan Tafoya. SECOND ROW: Ron Bates, Richard Coulter, Dale Armstrong, Bob Jones, Barry Warwick, Jim Spen cer, Brent Warwick, Dale Norman, George Carle, Bill Simons, Ron Otto, Rick Rochester, Robin Phillips, Jerry Suzawith, FIRST ROW: Julie Eskue, vice-president, Gail Vandiver, president, Judy Brown, secretary. SECOND ROW: Lorna Raab, Linda Morris, Judy Butler, Danielle Fox, Janet Olson. THIRD ROW: Diane Jewell, t Q ' ' Barbara Perona, Janice Henderson, Mary Tafoya, Kathy Shaw. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Donaldson, advisor, Lois Montgomery, Cheri Demich, Sharon Gray, Charlene Raab, Betty Nelson. FIFTH ROW: Linda Whited, Suzanne Wilcox, Mitzi Phillips, Dirinda Eide, Joyce Van Den Elzen, Block Y, a girls' athletic associ- ation with a membership of ap- proximately 50, met the first and third Mondays of each month in the school gym. Various sports were played after a short business meeting. Girls who participated in Block Y rec- reational activities and who eamed 400 points were awarded a stripe on their school sweaters. The four ye ar award was a pin. 54 Service Club is an or- ganization of boys lead by the Vice President of the Student Body. The boys perform ser- vices for the school such as, setting up and taking down the chairs for assem- bl ies. Creating and maintaining school spirit was the objective of Pep Club as well as the Yell Staff. In fulfilling this goal, Pep Club organized a pep parade and a bonfire preceding the homecoming game, arranged for buses to go to out-of-town games, sold pom poms, made posters for games, and offered the students a chance to sup- port the sports activities in Yelm High School. The Pep Club members made red vests to wear to the games. After all the home games members made and served sandwiches and milk to the visiting and home team. FIRST ROW: Barry Warwick, John Suzawith, Jim Brock, Artie Lefebvre, Bob Jones. SECOND ROW: Richard Coulter, Robin Phillips, George Carle, Steve Welch. PRP FIRST ROW: Linda Drewry, Sandy Stewart, Mary Ann Herness, Diane Jewell, Mitzi Phillips, Dirinda Eide, Chris Scott, Shirley Hughes, Diana Keoppen, SECOND ROW: Julie Eskue, Linda Mc Carten, Barbara Bryan, Kathy Shaw, Danielle Fox, Linda Morris, Georgia Sias, Mary Tafoya, Linda Reichel, Lorna Raab, Mr. Ray Johnson, advisor. THIRD ROW: Muriel Pierce, Candy Galla- gher, Gayle Reichel, Karen Lynne, Charlene Raab, Judy Brown, Bonney Sher- man, Marjan Kravik, Karen Fields, LaRayne Kowalski, Carol Kaufman. FOURTH ROW: Janice Henderson, Linda Whited, Carolyn McMonigle, Gail Vandiver, secretary, Anneke Gerlings, president, Sharon Gray. FIFTH ROW: Jaap Gerlings, Sid Willuweit, David Kidd, Bill McMonigle, Brent Warwick, Tena Schroder, Bill Simons, Barry Warwick, Dale Armstrong, Diane Stewart, Janet Olson, Walter Oldham, Suzanne Wilcox, Susan Oldham. 55 H H oggzwwbm Anneke Gerlings Don't Bring Lulu Sharon Iverson- - Medley Tena Schroder pantomiming It's in the book This year was a memorable chap- ter in your school life. We remember the run to lunch games and school dances, meeting the deadline on the school paper, smell of cooking from the home ec. room, knee-length skirts, fair day, the banquets, and the receiving of annuals at the end of the ye ar. These pictures help you recall typical school days. ' ' Seems Yelm I-liglv I 56 Timed writes Senior Math class K' The big day--Receiving of annuals 1IflZli?nEiS,Zi:1 rfiZiivIiZisBf?g?1,eirocker Home- Book reports Attending school dances 57 Royal , Cheri Demich, Pat Mosman, Suzanne Wilcox, Queen, LaRayne Kowalski, H : Diane Jewell, ' Dancers at the senior ball, held December 18, waltzed through a QQKAO-'U Ball: true Winter Wonderland, complete with snow covered pine trees, a frosty snowman , and a bridge covering a frozen stream. The main event of the evening was the crowning of' the senior royalty. Lois Montgomery was chosen queen and Dale Norm an was chosen king, The Ken Stevens' dance band provided the music. Left to Right: Jerry Suzawith, Chris Scott, Ron Lawton, Lois Montgomery, queen, Dale Norman,king, Loma Raab, Mike Edwards, Tena Schroder. 58 AM Qclwolb --uw wow, Little Women, a play based on Louisa May Alcott's novel, was presented November 17-18. The story centered around the four daughters of the March family in a setting of the Civil War. Twenty-one costumes of the 1860 ere were made in the home economics department with Teddi Otto as chairman. Ron Lawton was stage manager. The cast was: Ruby Hull, fBeth Marchjg Jane Eide, fAunt Marchjg Jean Vancil, fJo Marchjg Dale Norman, fTeddy Lawrence QLauriejg Mitzi Phillips QMeg Marchjg Marilyn Mosman, fAmy Marchjg Tena Schroder, fMrs. Marchjg Bill Simons, fProfessor Bhaerjg Mary Ann Herness, fl-lannah Mulletjg Mike Murphy fJohn Brookjg Jaap Gerlings, fMr. Lawrencejg David Kidd, fMr, Marchj. The Director was Miss Helen Simon with Pat Mosman as Assistant Director. Please, ma'm, I'm going to get married. P0014 A Midsummer Night's Dream, a Shakespear ean comedy, was presented by the Thespians, March 30-31. Mi115uuwwu Night! Dfwmwu The cast: George Carle, fTheseusjg Roger Matthews, fligeusjg Loren Wright, fLysanderjg Bill Simons, fDemetrius jg Charles Gray, fPhil- ostratejg Paul Fish, fQuince jg Sid Willuweit, fSnugjg Mike Murphy, fBottorn jg Roger Matt- hews, fFlutej, Jerry Suzawith, QSnoutj, Mike Edwards, fStarvelinglg Jane Eide, fl-Iippolytajg Jean Vancil, fl-Iermiajg Mary Ann Herness, fl-lelenajg Barry Warwick, fOberonjg Marilyn Mosman, fTitaniajg Jaap Gerlings, fPuckj, Marj an Kravik, flst Fairyjg Hospital wards are often cold and cheerless, so Ihave ven- I'm not afraid, but it seems as if I should be home tured to offer my dressing gown and this heavy shawl. sick for you even in heaven. MIA mm- TlvwUff0e4acii'iag events pwseatedfab dw Cewhmj 21 Qpofvts Pauiliow w11iCl11SQOft6 20,000 speotatofw. 6 1 0 I 12 K Q - , I FIRST ROW: John Suzawith, Jerry Little, Ron Riggs, Sterling Jones, Dennis Manley, Ron Matthews, Mike Iver- son, Ted Freemire, Ken Thun, manager. SECOND ROW: Dan Rutledge, Joe Traversie, George Smith, Jerry Welch, Ron Bates, Don Horst, George Stark, Allen Hughes. THIRD ROW: Richard Coulter, Barry Warwick, Brent Warwick, Lee Brock, Rick Rochester, George Carle, Mark Drogseth, Artie Lefebvre, Gary Demich, Stan Tafoya, Jerry Suzawith, John Johnson. Artie Lefebvre - -Guard Barry Warwick- - End Head Coach for the 1961 season was Ted Blackman. He was assisted by Jim Tevis and Robert Swanberg, Richard Coulter Left Halfback Stan Taf0y21--GI-19-Id Jerry Little--F.B. John Suzawith--F.B. George Stark--R.H. Jerry Welch--Center The football program underwent a change in coaching and as a result started the season rather slowly, As the season progressed and the system in- stalled by Coach Blackman was learned, the team X began winning. The Tomadoes won three of their 1 last four games and placed third in the Eastern 3 Division of the Central League. Hopes are high for , next year's football team as many of the players will return. Two members of the Tornado squad made the all- conference Eastern Division team. Artie Lefebvre, Guard, and Barry Warwick, End. Richard Coulter and Stan Tafoya received honorable mention. Brent Warwick--Q.B. I l september 15 Yelm Fife 51 Dan Rutledge--R H September 22 Yelm Bethel 26 ' ' September 29 Yelm O1-ting 36 October 6 Yelm Curtis 2 0 October 14 Yelm Winlock 26 October 20 Yelm White Pass 12 October 27 Yelm Rochester 25 November 3 Yelm Tumwater O November 10 Yelm Eatonville O Rick Rochester- - End Jerry Suzawith--L.H. Allan Hughes, George Carle--Tackle Ei fi Ks Baslaetbaflb With the advent of a new coach with a different system, the Tomados started the basketball season slowly. The first four league games played were lost by a total of fifteen points. As the ye ar progressed, the boys began to function as a team and to win. They ended the season on a much higher level than had been predicted. The Tomados had been rated to finish dead last in the Central League, but spoiled the predictors by finishing in the middle of the league standing. Decemb er December December December December December Decemb er January January January January January February February February February 5, 3, 9, 15, 19, 29, so, 5, 9, 12, zo, 26, 2, 3, 9, 13, Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Yelm Tennio Montesano Fife White Pass Tennio Elma Fife Eatonville Winlock St. Martin' Roch est er Chehalis White Pass Tumwater Eatonville Winlock S FRONT ROW: Bob Jones, Steve Welch, Richard Coulter: Captain, Dale Armstrong, George Stark. SECOND ROW: David Kidd, Brent Warwick, Lee Brock, Jim White, Dan Rutledge. James Tevis, Coach FRONT ROW: Kenneth Thun, Paul Fish, Managersg SECOND ROW: Sterling Jones, Barry Warwick, Mark Drogseth, Gary Demich, Statisticians. BOB JONES Only Junior. Im- proved tremen- dously on defense during year. He will carry a heavy load next year. DAN RUTLEDGE A real hustler. Came oif bench on numerous occa- sions to spur the team on. DAVID KIDD Played a reserve role and started when Dale was out. Best game was probably the lNhite Pass win. BRENT WARWICK Came along fine for not playing much basketball. Could always be counted on for a rebound. RICHARD COULTER Team captain. Lead team in scoring and rebounding. Was chosen to All-State third team, Central League second team LEE BROCK Worked hard all year. Played a reserve role. Best game was the White Pass win. DALE ARMSTRONG One of the most improved players on the squad. Sec- ond in rebounding. Best game was the Chehalis game. GEORGE STARK A good hustler who averaged ten points a game. Helped make our press go. JIM WHITE Filled in for Steve at beginning of year very well. Helped the team a great deal. STEVE WELCH Overcame his football injury at mid-season and came on string. Lead team in shooting per- centage. .meqwa 1 FIRST ROW: Artie Lefebvre, Donald Horst, Bob Jennings, John Johnson, Jim Brock. SECOND ROW: Coach Swanberg, Rick Rochester, Lee Robinson, John Suzawith, Michael Iverson, Ron Bates. PWS FIRST ROW: Jim Brock, Ron Allen, Gary Demich, Lester Moe, Dan Rutledge. SECOND ROW: Don Horst, Dennis Manley, Artie Lefebvre, Mike Pierce, Mike Iverson. THIRD ROW: Bill Simons, Lee Brock, Brent Warwick, Ron Bates, Barry Warwick, Jim White. FRONT ROW: Linda Reichel, Carolyn McMonig1e, Sharon Iverson, Annie McAtee, Andy Reike, Lorna Raab, Dirinda Eide. SECOND ROW: Anneke Ger- lings, Betty Nelson, Tena Schroder, Gayle Reichel, Muriel Pierce, Ron Matthews, Kim Stillings, Kirby Hull. THIRD ROW: Coach Harry Johnson, Dale Norman, Pat Bowen. 0. F-meslummv Qqundf FIRST ROW: Ted Freemire, Ron Allen, Tom Turner, Kermeth Austin, Richard Little, Gary Demich. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Blackma.n, Sterling Jones, Mark Drogseth, Larry Stark, Don Austin, Gary Edwards. Qpoats QTRACK TEAM, FIRST ROW: Bill Beckman, Jeff Edwards, Jerry Little , Richard Little, Tom Turner, Kenneth Thun, Jim Winter. SECOND ROW: Denny Czi- kall, Don Austin, Stan Tafoya, Gary Edwards, Bob Smith, Bob Johnson, Jim Stark. THIRD ROW: Coach Blackman, Frank Fesler, Loren Wright, Sterling Jones, Mark Drogseth, Joe Long- mire, Joe Traversie, Darrell Cronk, Bill Turner. John Hobart, manager, Richard Coulter, Rick Rochester, Robert Hall, manager. - Avg. - 5,1 . 4 . J 212 ' , .... it 5 E5 5 9 Qi, Q 67 tn, Coaches Ted Blackman, Robert Swanberg, and Jim Tevis cutting it up. OWT , Scenes from the 1961 -62 football and basketball season. A Chwuwmw owTl1e1fu Wag. SONG LEADERS--Shirley Hughes, Dirinda Eide, Chris Scott. The cheerleaders, with the cooperation of the Pep Club formed the basis of the rooting section at the games. Rooters' buses were taken to away games several times. SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS--Sandy Stewart, Linda Drewry, Mary Ann Herness. 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Yarns - Needlework 507 COLUMBIA STREET ' FLEE1'wooD 2-3402 OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON w FRESHMEN Allen, Ronald--32-67 Austin, Don--32-52-67 Austin, Kenneth--32-67 Baker, Alice--32 Baker, Faye--32-46 Bridges, Suzette--32 Bryan, John--32 Bullis, Renee--32-47-49 Catton, Bertie--32 Cavar, Ronald--32 Cowell, Carol--32 Crisp, Elizabeth--32 Demich, Gary--32-62-64- 67 Drewry, Linda- -32-34-42- 47-50-55-69 Drogseth, Mark--32-38 -62- 64-67 Dunagan, Thomas--33 Edwards, Gary--33-51-67 Edwards, Gary--33-51-67 Eller, Peggy--33 Ellis, Linda--33-44-45-50 Bkue, Carol--33-47 Freemire, Rosealee--33-47- 50-52 Freemire, Ted--33-62-67 Callagher, Candy--31-33- 38-42-43-49-55 Gay, Janice--33-47 Gilbert, Ken--33-52 Gump, Jim--33-46 Hamilton, Fay--33-43-49- 52 Harrison, Larry--33-51 Hayes, Jan--33 Horst, Margaret--33-34-45 50 Hughes, Royce- -33 Hull, Ruby--32-33-34-46- 49-51 Iverson, Sharon- -33-35 -47 56-66 Johnson, Patrick- -33-51 Johnston, Virginia--33-43- 49 Jones, Sterling- -33-62-64- 67 Kalama, Carmen--33 Kravik, Marjan--33-47-50 52-55 Larson, Kathy--33-50 Little, Jack--33-52 Little, Richard--33-52-67 Longmire, Joe--33-44-67 McCloud, Mildred--33 McCloud, Patsy--34 Manley, Dennis--33-62-66 Misnar, Julie--34 Mosman, Marilyn--34-46- 49-59 Noonan, Penny--34-50 Panter, Marla--34 Perona, Peggy--34-47-50 Pierce, Mike--34-66 Pierce, Murie1--34-42-43- 49-55-66 Powell, Marsha--34 Ramsay, Steven--34 77 Reichel, Gayle--34-47-50- 55-66 Rieke, Andrew--34-66 Rieke, Roger--34-51 Ritter, Sue--34 Robbins, Montia Rochester, Barbara--32-34 Rosano, Jennie--34-43 Scharman, Frank--47 Schoepfer, Josephine--34 Sherman, Bonney--34-46- 47-55 Sparks, Allen--34 Stark, Larry--35-51-67 Stewart, Elaine--35-47 Stewart, Sandra--35-47-55 69 Stillings, Kim--34-47-49- 66 Streeter, Jane--35-47 Squally, Annie--35 Tafoya, Estella--35-46 Tafoya, Crusetta--35 Taylor, Karen--35 Thompson, Sharon--35-47 Thun, Kenneth- -35 -62-64- 67 Turner, Bill--35-67 Turner, Tom--35-67 Wareing, Terry--35 Welch, Pat--35 Windsor, Joyce--35-47 Winters, James--35-51-67 Wood, Bill--35 Wrzesinski, Nina--35 Yenne, John--35-52 SOPHOMORES Almond, Charlotte--29 Bircher, Vernon--29 Brock, Jim--29-39-43-54- 55-66 Brown, Judy--29-31 -39-42- 49 -53-54-55 Brown, Rickey--29 Butler, Dennis--29 Clark, Nathan--29-51 Crisp, Milton--29 Cronk, Darrell--67 Czikall, Denny--29-51-67 Edwards, Jeff--29-67 Eide, Jane--29-39-49-50- 59 Fesler, Frank--29-52-67 Fish, Paul--29-39-43-64 Fox, Danielle--29-46-54-55 Gerlings, Jaap--3O-39-43- 49-55-59 Gray, Sharon- -29 -43 -49 -54- 55 Hall, Robert--30-44 Hayes, Mark--30-43-51 Henderson, Janice--30-43- 49-53-54-55 Hobart, John--30-43 Horst, Donald--30-51-62-66 Hotten, Lilamae--30 Hughes, Allen--30-62-63 Huret, Don--30 Isom, Tom--30-31-51 Iverson, Michae1--30-51- 62-63-66 Johnson, John--30-62-66 Johnson, Robert--30-67 Johnson, Steven--51 Johnston, Kathy--30 Kittleman, Gary--30 Lefebvre, Artie--29-3O-54- 55 -62-66 McAttee, Annie- -30-39 -66 McCloud, Andy- -30 Mathison, Linda--30-46 -50 Matthews, Ronald--30-45 - 62 Meyer, Kenneth- -30-51 Morris, Linda--30-42-43- 49 -53-54-55 Murphy, Mike--30-38-46 - 47-49-59 Needles, Karen--30-45 -49- 52 Norman, Keith--30-43 Oldham, Walter--30-45 -52- ss oun, Shirley--so-sa Olson, Janet--30-31 -39-42- 45 -49 -53-54-55 Raab, Charlene--30-43 -49- 52-54-55 Riggs, Ronald--30-62 Robinson, Lee--29-31-39- 51-66 Shattuck, Gary--31 Shaw, Jackie--31 Shultz, Glenda--31-43-46- 47-49 Smith, Robert--31-67 Stark, Jimmy--31-51-67 78 Summers, Terry--31,-51 Suzawith, John--29-31-38- 39-54-55-62-63-66 Swift, Kathy--31-46 Tafoya, James--31 Tafoya, Stanley--31-54-62 63-67 Traversie, Joe--31-43-49- 62-67 Vancil, Jean--31-38-59 Van Den Elzen, Joyce--31- 44-50-54 Welcher, Karen--31 Whited, Dale--31-47-49 JUNIORS Almond, Jean--26 Balch, Larry--26 Bates, Ron--26-54-62-63 Brown, Larry--26-28 Butler, Judy--26-38-42-44- 45-48-54 Compton, Joe--26-28 Demich, Cheri--26-43-46- 47-54-48 Eskue, Julie--26-28 -46 -54- 55 Ferguson, Fred--26 Galleon, Roger--26 Gray, Jeff--26-43-49 Grinde, Dennis--26 Hayes, Jess--26 Hayes, Nora--26-41-46 Herness, Mary Ann--26-28- 38-43-49-50-53-55-59- 69 Hughes, Shirley- -27 -38 -47 - 50-55-69 Hull, Cynthia- -27 -42-43- 53 Hull, Kirby- -27-42-43 -44- 49-66 Ikebe, Alice--27 Isrnay, Mary Lou--27-40-46 Jennings, Bob--Z7-47-66 Jones, Bob--27-54-55-64- 65 Jones, Clara--27-28-43 Kelley, Pat--27 Koeppen--27-38-46-55-69 LaMoine, Denise--27-48-52 Lee, Sharon--27 Little, Jerry--27-62-63-67 Longmire, Daniel--27 McCarten, Linda--27-28- 46-55 McMonigle, Carolyn--27- 28-50-52-53-55-66 Martin, Dale--27-28-42-44 Mastick, Lynn--27-28-46- 53 Mosman, Pat- -26 -27 -39- 42-43-46 -47-49-53-58 Mudd, Gary--27 Noonan, Jerry--27-28 Perona, Barbara--27-52-54 Phillips, Robin--27-42-45- 54-55 Reichel, Clifford--27-43-21 Rochester, Richa.rd--27-42- 54-62-63-66 Rogers, Arney--27-31-49 Sadoski, Stan--27 Schoepfer, Jackie--27 -43- 51 Sias, Mardene- -26 -28-45- - 48 Sides, Jeff--28-51 Smith, George--28-44-62 Spencer, Steve--28 Stewart, Diane--28 -47-48- 49-50-55 Tobin, Dianne--28-38-39 - 42-53 Triplett, Judy--28-52 Whired, Linda--2s-4o-4e- 49 -50-5 3-54-55 Willis, Richard--28-52 Willuweit, Sid--26-28-38- 40-41 -43-49-55 Worra, Gloria--28-46 Wright, Loren--28-39-43- 46-49-54-67 SENIORS Armstrong, Dale- -14-15 - 42-54-55-64 Beckman, Bill--15-51-67 Bowen, Pat--1 5 -54-66 Brock, Lee- -15-43-54-62- 63-64-66 Bryan, Barbara- -15 -44-48- 50-52-53-55 Butler, Sharon--15 Byrd, McLean- -16 Carle, George--14-16-39- 42-43-49-54-55-62-63 Coulter, Richard--16 -54- 55 -62-64-65 79 Danehy, Steve--43 Edwards, Mike--16-38-58 Eide, Dirinda--16-38-43- 49-50-52-54-55-66-69 Ferguson, Tom--16 Fields, Karen--17-47-48-55 Freemire, Judy--17-41 Gerlings, Anneke--17-38- 40-42-56-47-49-50-55- 56-66 Jewell, Diane--17-38-46- 48-54-55-58-69 Johnson, Beverly--17-40- 46-50-52-53 Johnson, Dina--17-41 -46- 48-52-53 Kaufman, Caro1--18-47-48- 49-50-53-55 Kidd, David--18-38-42-43- 49-54-55-64-65 Kowalski, La Rayne--18- 45-53-55-58 Kuffel , Marilee - -18 Lawton, Ron--14-l8-38-46- 47-58-59 Lazelle, Janet--l8-47-48- 50-52 Lester, Tim--19 Lynne, Karen--14-19-38- 39-41 -50-52-53-55 Manley, Linda--l9-38-43- 48-50-53 Marrs, Nadeen--41 Matthews, Roger--19-39- 42-43-49 McMonig1e, Bill--19-51-55 Miles, Fred--19 Montogomery, Lois--14-20 38-39-40-48-50-54-58 Motz, John--20-50-51 Murphy, Frank--20-43-45 Nelson, Betty--20-38-39- 44-49-50-54-66 Noffsinger, Ron--29-43 Norman, Dale--14-20-38- 40-41 -42-46 -47-49-54- 58-59-66 Oldham, Susan--21-40-47- 48-50-55 Otto, Ron- -21 -38 -44-54 Otto, Teddi--21 -39-5O-52- 53-59 Phillips, Mitzi--21-38-40- 42-44-48-54-55-59-69 Raab, Lorna--21-38-43-44- 49-5O-52-53-54-55-58- 66 Reeder, Richard--21 Reichel, Linda--22-41 -43- 47-49-50-55-57-66 Rieke, Ron--51 Robbins, Ed--22-51 Ruscillo, Robert--22-43 Rutledge, Da.nny--22-38- 40 -42-46 -51 -52-54-63- 63 -64 -65 -68 Schroder, Tena--22-38-39 - 42-46 -47-49 -53-55-56- 58-59-66 Schumaker, Don- -22-47 Scott, Chris--23-38-39-48- 49-51-52-55-58-69 Scott, Harley--23 Shaw, Kathy--23-43 -48-50- 52-54-55 Sias, Georgia- -23-42-46 - 48-49-50-53-55 Simons, Bob --23-47 Simons, Bi1l--23-38-42-43- 49 -54-55 -59-66 Spencer, Jim--42-48-54 Stark, George--24-5 1 -54- 62-63-64 Suzawith, Jerry- -24-42-43- 54-58-62-63 T afoya, Mary- -24 -46 -48- 49 -50-5 3-54-55 Thomas, Fay- -24-40-48-50 Van Den Elzen, Harvey--24- 51 Vandiver, Gail--24-38-42- 44-48-54-55 Warwick, Barry--25-38-39- 49-51-54-55-62-64-66 Warwick, Brent--14-25-38- 39-51-54-55-62-63-64- 65-66 Welch, Jerry--25-42-47- 52-54-62-63 Welch, Steve--25-38-42- 43-46-47-49-52-54-55- 64 White, James--25 -51 -64-66 Wilcox, Suzanne - -25-38-39 - 40 -43-44-50-54-55 -58 TEACHERS Barnards, Richard- -8-43-49 Blackman, Ted--9-42-67-68 80 Donaldson, Ruby--9-54 Erickson, Elmer--9-51 Fairbanks, Eugenia--8-40-41 Grinde, Jean--9-52 Henderson, Betty--7 Johnson, Harry--9-66 Johnson, Ray--9-55 Liddell, Louise--9-35-42-50 Mosman, Jeanne--3-39-52 Newland, Ernest--6 Olson, Robert--6-38 Prescott, Edgar--5-14 Schneider, Elsie--8 Simon, Helen--9-47-49 Smith, Pat--7 Stroup, David--8-43-49 Swanberg, Robert--8-43-66 - 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