i
:'\-ear the sea that flo,n along
Stands our school so firm and strong.
Through the years we'll think of you
G H C, the grey and blue.
Though the years may all go by,
C H C \Yill ne,·er die.
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She y1·ill Ji,·e in our memory;
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She will li,·e in our memory.
Sing her praises one and al l ;
Let them echo through the hall.
Alma \later G H C,
This '"e sing to thee.
ORGANIZRTIONS---ACTIVITIES
ATHLETICS
MUSIC---SPEECH---DRAMA
ADMINISTRATION
CLASSES
ADVERTISEMENTS
Sta/I
Linda Bresee
Janet McAninch
Judy Hepworth
Virginia Hutchison
Adelaide Hajduk
Patricia Albertson
Patricia Campbell
ADVERTISEMENTS
The Toppers Service Club
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Terry O'Connor, Arne Soderberg
ADVISER
Russell R. Scott
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\Ve present this book to you and hope that
in scanning its pages in years to come, your
thoughts ''"ill enr turn to Grays Harbor Col­
lege as
a
place of high aims, happy days, and
accomplished purposes.
\Ve ha,-e endea rnred to make the 19 5 6
:'\' autilus a pictorial history of
year.
the school
If, by thumbing through its pages, you
remember some of the good times you had
here at Grays Harbor College, our efforts
ha,-e not been in ,-ain.
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Top Picture: Rollo Gould, Vice-President; Pot Dyer, President; Anne McGregor, Treasurer; Hertha Aust,
Secretory.
Bottom Picture: Jim Phipps, Lounge Commissioner; Jean Lillybridge, Social Commisioner; Adreon Pel­
czar, Publicity Commissioner; Barbara Wynans, Forensics Commissioner; Richard Hepner, Athletic
Commissioner.
The Executi\·e Board of the _-\ssociated
·tudents of Grays Harbor College has ably
conducted the acti\·ities of Choken·ille dur­
ir:g the 1955-56 school year. This group has
promoted the interesting season of social and
athletic e\·ents.
During the year the council
sponsored the annual Homecoming celebra­
tion, the formals, and the popular dinner
dance at the Grays Harbor Country Club.
The Days of '49 celebration \ns an excellent
.
example of the interest and enthusiasm that
has been created in Choken·ille.
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Seventh Row: Ruth Blomquist, Roberto Lunsford, Miss Irene Compbell, Adviser.
Sixth Row: Lorraine Williams, Virginia Hutchison, Antionette Krolevich, Lynette Chase, Janet Travis, Judy Trinneer,
Lucille Mullin.
Fifth Row:
Beth Smith, Adelaide Hajduk, Bobbette Watters,
Barbaro Comfort, Ann Breuher, Judy Hepworth.
Fourth Row: Mory Tornquist, Lindo Bresee, Patricio Albertson, Helene Hughes, Roberto Cole, Shirley Tetreau.
Third Row: Hertha Aust, Patricio Jorgensen, Joan Krogstodt, Janet McAninch, Patricia Campbell, Marlene Durney,
Billie Blattler
Second Row: Barbaro Wynans, Barbaro Hill, Janice Richey, Nancy Cose, Anne McGregor, Jon Baker.
First Row:
Linda Kocher, Rena Piccolo, Koren Rojcich, Jo Marrs, Potty Huff, Carleen Newmon.
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Third Row: Borbora Wynans, Miss Anne Holey, Adviser; Barbara Hill, President.
Second
Row:
Sandra Pauley,
Historian;
Roberta Lunsford, Adelaide Hajduk, Secretary.
First Row: Mary Marchese, Treasurer; Antoinette Krolevich, Vice-President; Hertha Aust, Doris Waite.
Standing: Dave Westling, Earlyn Stone, Ted Reynvaan, Eric Anderson, Mr. J. R. Frost, adviser; Kenneth Johnson,
Mike Anderson, Elmer Keiski, Jim Phipps, Pot Dyer.
Kneeling:
Bob Van Winkle, Richard Hepner, Tom Flaherty.
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Virginia Hutchison, Adelaide Hoiduk,
Albertson, Lindo Bresee.
Judy
Hepworth,
Jonet
McAninch,
Patricio
Compbell,
Patricio
Standing: Tom Rotto, Bill Key, Willis Whitney, Gene Nicholas, Merton Kennedy, Eddie Strom.
Sitting: Diane Yaste, Bob Pieruccini.
Not present: Adreon Pelczar, Adelaide Hajduk, Joseph Sceeles.
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Second Row: lorry Meyer, Richard Hepner, Jerry Hedwall, Erven lodeen, Jim Phipps.
First Row: Mr. Louis Messmer, Adviser; Barbara Hill, Helene Hughes, Janet McAninch, Janet
Campbell, Sandra Tracy, Ruth Blomquist, Biliie Blattler, Gerald Pease.
Phi Theta Kappa is a scholastic honorary
or anization.
The local Beta Iota chapter
of Ph i Theta Kappa has had one of its most
ucce fol years "·ith the largest membership.
_ e\Y members \Yere brought into the club at
the CT\O impressi,·e candlelight initiations.
e\·eral meetings were combined >Yith a potluck dinner and social e\·ening to >Yhich mem­
ber im-i ed guests. Speaker at one of these
Kvamme,
Patricia
e,·ents \Yas Sergeant Thomas of the State
Patrol.
Other e\·ents included a Christmas
partv and a big picnic in the spring at "-hich
eHrrnne had a \YOnderful time. The acti,-e
scci a l season \\"aS under the direction of Jim
Phipps, president: Ste,-e \IcCo\Yan, vice­
i:;resident; Barbara Hill, secretary; Larry
\I eyer, treasurer: and i\lr. Louis i\Iessmer,
acfr � ser.
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Jerry Weiblen,
Driver;
Lynette Chase,
Queen.
Royal Court:
The annual Homecoming celebration "·as
On
held the first \Hek end in � onmber.
Friday enning the fall play, "Our Town,"
\\°as presented.
On Saturday enning the
Chokers met the Enrett Troj ans at Ste\nrt
field.
The highlight of the gall1e \Yas the coro­
nation ceremony at half-time. _-\t that till1e
Princess Mary Plott, Princess Anne McGregor, Queen
Princess Hertha Aust, Princess Carleen Newmon.
Lynette Chose,
the
Homecoming
Court \\°as presented.
Lynette Chase \Yas crowned Queen with
:\lary Plott, _--\nne iYlcGregor, Hertha _--\.ust,
and Carleen � e\Yman as princesses.
_-\fter the game students, alull1ni, and
faculty honored the royal court at a dance in
:\Jiller Gyrnnasiull1.
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KAREN
CARLEEN
RAJACICH
NEWMAN
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BILLIE
JO
BLATTLER
MARRS
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Cooch ChocEl Anderson, Jr., Ernest Y./oodfield and J. Deon Corter tied for
Honorary Copoin and Inspirational Player Awcrds.
Ted Blockmon,
Coaches' Award.
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Wendy Weld, Honorary Captain;
Jock Stoddard, Cooch.
Merton Kennedy,
Inspirational
Player (not pictured).
Standing:_ Jack Stoddard,
Gene Nicholas,
Front Row: Mickey Rajcich,
coach; Wendy Weld, Don Oppelt,
Reiko, Joe Shandera, Russell Messenger, Manager.
Rollo Gould, John McHotton, Merton Kennedy, Ron Lund, Ivon Nissell, Jim Anderson,
Roy Kycek,
Marshall Herron,
Bob
Jerry Boling.
ON-LEAGUE GAMES
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SHC 76 Centralia . ... ... . ... .
GHC 61 U of W Frosh .. ........
GHC 76 Weber Junior
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CONFERENCE GAMES
GHC 70 Yakima ........................
GHC 82 Skagit Valley ............
GHC 66 Clark . . ..
GHC 74 Yakima
GHC 97 Columbia Basin ......
GHC 74 Olympic
GHC 66 Lower Columbia
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TOURNAMENT GAMES
GHC 88 Yakima
GHC 96 Clark
In League play GHC won 13 and lost 1 to win the conference championship.
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Second Row:
Doug Lundgren, Coach Stoddard, Russ Messenger, Manager; Don Smith, Bob Kitno.
Firs�· Row: Jim Anderson, Ivon Nissell, Terry Slettedahl, Mert Kennedy.
Second Row: M. J. Phipps, Coach; Jim Phipps, Richard Hepner, Ted Reynvaan, Gene Nicholas.
Firs'W' Row: John Strata,
Lei:: Rhoden, Bob Erickson, Bob Farquhar, Wayne Whorton.
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Standing: Elmer Keiski, Jim Linde, Barbaro Wynans, John Houkeli, Mr. A. J. Hiiiier, Coach; Tom Mortin.
Sitting: Janet Kvamme, Pot Hornsby, Patricio Albertson.
The school year, 1955-56, has witnessed a
successful forensic season.
The squad has
been larger than for some years and the
achievements greater.
�ine people are or
have earned the right to be members of the
national honorary society, Phi Rho Pi. Grays
Harbor College has won what it has not been
able to win before---namely, first place tro­
phies from the V\Testern State Tournament
at Linfield College and from the National
Phi Rho Pi contest.
A ,·ery green squad entered the first
speech meet of the year, January 6 and 7, at
It did not achieve
Seattle Pacific College.
sensational success, yet it won two-thirds of
its debates. Barbara Wynans placed third in
oratory and second in interpretative reading.
At the College of Puget Sound Tournament,
February 9, 10, and 1 1, Elmer Keiski and
Jim Lin.de reached the semi-finals in extem­
pore, Jim Linde reached the finals in men's
oratory, and Barbara Wynans captured first
place in women's oratory.
At the Linfield
tourney, March 1, 2, and 3, Keiski and Linde
won four out of six debates in the men's
di,·ision.
Pat Hornsby and Barbara Vly­
nans had similar success in the women's
division. Again Jim was a finalist in men's
oratory and Barbara received the coveted
first place trophy in women's oratory.
A.t the state junior college meet held at
Grays Harbor College, April 6 and 7, the
local squad won the sweepstake trophy by a
wide margin.
In the nine types of speech
contests Grays Harbor captured or was tied
for seven first place honors.
The year ended with the national Phi Rho
Pi contest at Ogden, Utah, April 12, 13, and
14.
Jim and Elmer were semi-finalists in
three events.
And what could be grander?
Barbara was the national champion in wom­
en's oratory.
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Fourth Row: Bob Roiko, John Chilmon, Gordon Mortin, Herb Nelson, Jomes Doy, Morsholl Herron, Richard Keltner,
Tom Micholok, John Holzberger.
Third
Row: Bert Keire, Jim Brandt, Neil Dahlstrom, Jock Thompson,
Linde, Ed Kantor, Louis Johnson.
Second
Don Snider,
Row: Carol Jacobson, Sharon Timmons, Roberto Cole, Virginia
Dione Yaste, Annette Johnson, Carole love, Judy Trinneer.
Hutchison,
Lynn
Brinks,
Ed Morgan, Jim
Joyce Conner,
Ann
Breuher,
First Row: Eugene Stensoger, Director; Marlene Pehrsson, Norma Hunger, Shari Mekosky, Beth Smith, Shirley Hor4
mer, Patricio Jorgensen, Judy Hepworth, Janice Richey, Carleen Newmon, Shirley Tetreau, Roberta Luns4
ford.
Second Row: Bob Roiko, Gordon Martin, Herb Nelson, Jomes Doy, Ed Morgon, Jim Brandt, Richard Keltner, Tom
Michalak.
First Row: Bert Keire, Jack Thompson, Don Snider, Lynn Brinks, Neil Dahlstrom, Bob Walls, John Holzberger, Louis
Johnson, Engene Stensager, Director.
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Second Row: Poul McCarty, Bob Erickson, Gordon Mortin, Gene Osborne, Eugene Stensoger, Director.
First Row: Jim Brandt, Tom Flaherty, Jerry Hedwoll, Richard Keltner.
Gordon Martin, Dave George, Marshall Herron, Poul McCarty.
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Inset: Gory Polo, Wally Webb; George Polo, Joe Crowell; John Stoddard, Si Crowell.
left to Right: Don Georg, Stage Manager; Rollo Gould, Dr. Gibbs; Bette Simonson, Mrs. Gibbs; Judy Trinneer,
lady in Audience; Mory Scott, Jone; Virginia Hutchison, Mrs. Soomes; Marilyn Scott, Rebecca Gibbs; Ed
Kantor', George Gibbs; Bob Lonergan, Constable; Marshall Herron, Professor Willard; Bob Wolls, Simon
Stimson; Herb Nelson, Mr. Carter; Mike Anderson, Howie Newsome; Terry O'Connor, Mr. Webb; Pot Horns·
by, Emily Webb; Nancy Case, Mrs. Webb.
The drama season opened \Yith the Grays
Harbor College Players' presentation of
"Our Tom1" by Thorton \Vilder. The story
depicts the life of a � ew Hampshire Yillage
---\Yith humor, picturesquesness and pathos--­
set against a background of centuries of time,
social history, and religious ideas.
For the \Vinter Play the Grays Harbor
Players presented "Rumpelstiltskin."
There
\Yere t\YO performances in the :\liller "-\udi­
torium for the children of the community.
The Spring Play, "The \Villo\Y and I'' by
John Patrick \\·as presented on i\lay 4. The
cast included Shari i\lekosky. Pat Hornsby,
Carole Lofgren, Hertha Aust, :"\" ancy Case,
Ed Kantor, Rollo Gould, Terry O'Connor,
and Herb :"\" elson.
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TOP PICTURE
Second Row: Nancy Cose, Mother Hulda; Ed Kantor, Rumpelstiltskin.
First Row: Adelaide Hajduk, lngert; Dove Westling, Prince; Virginia Hutchison, Princess; Hertha Aust, Miller's
daughter; Herb Nelson, Miller; Roberta Cole, Miller's wife; Harlow Stevens, King; Carole Lofgren, Gothel.
Virginia
Hutchison, Hertha Aust,
Adelaide Hajduk.
Harlow
BOTTOM PICTURE
Stevens, Herb Nelson,
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Dove Westling,
Roberta Cole,
Carole
Lofgren,
REGISTP.AT!O v
LOUNGDfG
W"iECO:.UNG
RO:f LUND RECEIVI"�
mm CROSS LIFE
SAVING AW R.1
H.J. KRAMER
Superintendent of Schools
:\gain we reach the time \\"hen the ac­
ti,·ities and accomplishments of Grays Har­
bor College are to be recorded. The actual
recording is a relati,·ely easy task but to e,·alu­
ate the benefit occurring to the indi,·idual and
the communitv "·ill be a far more difficult
.
problem.
In the last analysis each student
must decide for himself the value he has re­
ceiHd from those things in \Yhich he has par-
ticipated. The community will determine the
,·alue in light of our contribution to the wel­
fare of the community.
It is my hope that
these e\·aluations will be of the highest order.
The ::\ autilus carries an impressive story
of your accomplishments and activities. The
staff certainly desetTes appreciation of a job
\Yell done. lYiy congratulations to them and
to the student body for a job well done.
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PRESIDENT'S FAMILY
Ed, Jr., Terry,
President Edward P. Smith, Mrs. Smith,
Kay
interest in Grays Harbor College has tre­
mendously increased.
�
I am ' ery pleased with the achievements
and progress of our former students in the
higher institutions they attend.
This indi­
cates to me that our faculty is doing an out­
standing piece of work with the students at
Grays Harbor College.
I offer my sincere thanks to the towns­
people, the school board, the superintendent
oi schools, and the faculty, and the students
of the college for their contribution to this
successful school year.
The 195 5-5 6 school year at Grays Harbor
College has been an e,·entful year.
In De­
cember, the State Board of Education ap­
proHd the allocation of state funds for the
construction of a new college plant for Grays
Harbor College.
The first units to be con­
structed will include an administrati,-e unit,
a student lounge unit, a science unit, a class­
room unit, and the facilities for a physical
education program.
There are other marks of progress such as,
a fine academic job by the faculty, an excel­
lent piece of work by the student body offi­
cers, a successful school annual and paper, a
considerable increase in enrollment, and an
excellent year in athletics, forensics, and
dramatics. Because of these accomplishments,
EDvVARD P. SMITH
President,
Grays Harbor College
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Daniel F. Coulter
i\f a11rice J. Phipps
SOCIAL SCIENCE
MATHEMATICS
B. S., lewis ond Clark College;
M. Ed., lewis ond Clark College
B. A., Washington Stole College;
M. A., Washington State College
PSYCHOLOGY AND
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
] a 111es R. Frost
Dorothy f\[ acNealy
PRACTICAL NURSING
B. S.,
University of Washington
&. S., Bl-:ick Hill Teachers College;
M. A., University of Oregon.
J 0/111 Xillian
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
B. B .A., University of Washington
rirki Sig_qstedt
BUSINESS MANAGER
f,11cillc Case
A I/red .f. Hillier
Catherine Gibson
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SOCIAL SCIENCE
DEAN OF FACULTY
REGISTRAR
8. A.,
Eastern Washington
College of Education
B. A., linfield College;
M. A., Univresity of Washington
C Ii ace ,-j nderson, Jr.
Carl B. Q11ie11
AUTOMOBILE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
AND HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
B. S., University of Idaho;
MECHANICS
Journeyman Auto Mechanic
M. S.,
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University of Idaho.
ENGLISH, SPEECH
AND DRAMA
B. A.,
M. A.,
Linfield College;
Washington State College.
Ji ayme Hollan
ART
B. S., University of North Dakota.
John J F. Spellman
G. lre11e Campbell
Russell R. Scott
SECRETARIAL
B.
E., Wisconsin State Teachers;
M. A., University of Iowa
B. A., University of Washington
A.B.L.S., University of Washington
A.M.l.S., University of Michigan.
Shirley B. Gordon
Harold 1. Enrico
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
B. A.,
M. A.,
CHEMISTRY
Universtiy of Washington
University of Washington.
B. S., Washington State College;
M. A., Washington State College.
,-Jlfred 111. Phillips
dn11e Holey
John S. Stoddard
PHYSICS
ENGLISH AND LITERATURE
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
HEAD BASKETBALL COACH
B. S., Kansas State Teachers Col­
lege; M. S., Kansas State Teachers
College.
B. A.1 Concordia College;
Northwestern University.
Eugene F. Stensager
LIBRARIAN
TRAINING
M. A.,
B. A., Centrol Washington College
of Education.
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MUSIC
B.
A., Washington State College;
Ed., Woshington Stote College.
B.
Ra!ph De·1.;er
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
AND PRINTING
Journeyman Printer, I. T. U.; B. A.,
Western Washington
Education.
College
of
Louis TV. J\l essmer
BIOLOGY
B.
M.
S., University of Washingtoni
S., University of Washington.
Standin�: Hazel Rarey, Coro Chamberlin, Lillian Nelson, Uneto Newmon, Margaret lavender, Gene·
v1eve Guile, Groce Holt.
Sitting: Mrs.
Dorothy MocNeoly,
Instructor; Mory Yuskiw.
Janet Kvamme, Roberta Lunsford, Judy Hepworth, Mr. John Spellman, librarian.
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KEITH
McDONALD
President
LYNETTE CHASE
Secreter�·- Treasurer
JOHN HAUKELI
Vice-President
Second
Row:
Carroll
Dobransky,
Lynn Brinks, George Furford, Harold
Brunstod, Mike Jump.
First Row:
Janet
Jordan,
Sharon
Timmons, Reno Piccolo, Sondra Tracy,
Janice Richey.
Second Row: Lawrence Austin, Jock
Thompson, loyal Davis, Tom Askew,
Gene Nicholas.
First Row: Carleen Newman,
Blattler, Carole Lofgren.
Billie
Second Row: Bob Brunstod, Horry
Worjonen, Gerold Pease, Judy Hall,
Clark Philbrick, Richard Hoyt.
First Row: Roger Cloutier, Wayne
Whorton, Lynnette Chose, Bette Sim·
onton, Pot Hornsby, J_� net Travis.
Second Row: Bill lomoreoux, Harold
Alley, Bud Salzer, Eli Prkut, Richard
Floyd.
First Row: Ivar Bruhaug, Ivon Nis·
sell,
Charles
Austin,
Lorry
Makos,
Lorry Homer.
Second Row: Glen Fishel, Bert Keire,
Bob
Lonergan,
Jim
Monjoy,
John
Haukeli, Bill Sporre, Richard Kiliz.
First Row: Barbaro Comfort, Mari·
lyn Brown, Nancy Case, Bill Medley,
Tom Cotton,
Byron Harris,
Bernard
Espedal.
Second Row: Jim Powell, Burt Smith,
Wesley Metzger, Richard Keltner, Rob·
�rt Nelson.
First Row: Ron Lund, Charlie Funk.
Arthur Stendal, Byron Eager, Jim Mc·
Carthy.
Second Row:
Jomes Doy, Merton
Kennedy, Douglas Lundgren, Ted Rad­
ford, Merryl Johnson, Lorry Evans.
First Row: lorry Daniels, Janet Mc·
Aninch,
Bobbette
Watters,
P att y
:ompbell, Shirley Tetreau.
Second Row: Neil Lindholm, George
Lund, Poul Day, Richard McManus,
Poul Macon.
First Row: John
McHotton,
Charles
Funk, Duane Mcleod, Herb Nelson,
Davis Butterfield, George Hebish.
--/
--
Second Row: Jack
Trinneer,
Bob
Young, Jock Oglesby, Tom Martin,
Russell Messenger, Jim Anderson.
First Row: Louis
Johnson,
Karen
Rajcich, Marlene Pehrsson, Meredith
Simmons, Marlene Durney, Terry Slet·
tedahl.
Second Row: Robert Reiko, Denny
Kimmel, Irving Herman, Mike Gun­
ning, Gerold Dombroski.
First Row: Mory
Tornquist,
Ann
Brueher, Jeon Lillybridge, Sharon An­
derson, Carole Love.
Second Row: Eldon Mossman, Larry
Odle, Don Goer, Larry Genzel, Jerry
Hedwall.
First Row: Manley Niemcziek, David
George, Muriel Murphy, Jo Marrs,
Donna Pryde, Adreon Pelczar.
Second Row: Terry
Johnson,
Ron
Polmich, Ray Kycek, Guy McMinds,
Clair Hyatt, Edwin Elkin.
First Row. Richard Dionne, Harold
Hopper, Eorlyn Stone, Ken Wombolt.
Second Row: Ted Butz, Jerry Tate,
Dave Westling, Ronald Swift, Stanley
Poole, Ed Morgon.
Firs� Row: Duane Carson, Mike An·
�erson, Shirley Harmer, Lee Rhoden,
John Strada, Robert Beordslee.
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Second Row: Virgil
Smith,
John
Mustard, John Holzberger, Pot Haaga,
Robert Taylor.
First Row: Beth Smith, Shari Me­
osky, Georgann Becker, Pot Jorgen­
sen, Janet Egge, Jan Boker.
Second Row: James Stacie, Bob Far­
quhar, Kenneth Spencer, Alan Smith,
John Chilmon, Geroldt Heintz.
first Row: Shirley Arseneau, Bob
Erickson, Don Snider, Joyce Connor,
indo Bresee, Ray Hurley.
___
Eecond Row: Keith McDonald Jerry
"" ling, Roy Olsen, Charles Atkinson,
=:Jmer Keiski, Norma Hunger.
firs! Row: Dorrell Woyok, Jill An­
oenon, Joyce Wiley, Pot Albertson,
_ cille Mullen, Annette Johnson.
Second Row: Ray Keefer John Kersh,
-"'Onord Chambers, Gene Osborn, Paul
cCor y.
firs1 Row:
Jacobson.
Janet
Kvamme,
Carol
Second Row: Francis Johnson, Mau­
fox, Bob Schlesser, Wally Volz.
·ce
lrst Row: Judy Hepworth, Myrna
::ochel, Irene Hayvaz, Judy Trinneer.
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,
Kenneth Johnson
Robert Pieruccini
JIM BRANOT
Vice-President
BARBARA Hill
Secretary
ANTOINETTE KRALEVICH
Treasurer
TEO REYNVAAN
President
Laurence Pearson
Anne McGregor
Gordon Marfin
Li:ida Kdcher
Paul Speers
Dave Josman
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Alfred Persson
Neil Dahlstrom
Charle!. Gregg
Keith Engvoll
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Jim Cochran
Antoinette Kr levich
Tom Flaherty
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Lorry Meyer
Pa;ty
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Balsley
Tom Davis
Dick Snavely
�ot Dyer
Tom Michalak
Eric An derson
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Steve McCowan
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Aberdeen, Washington
College Lounge
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STEBCO
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Vice-President and Manager
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MONTESANO BRANCH
Ralph E. Pearsall
Manager
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Ma and Pa Hill's Grocery
Your Savings Insured
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$10,000
Abrdn 332
119 S. Boone
Aberdeen Federal Savings
Liberty Drug Co.
and Loan Association
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Abrdn 667
Elks Temple
Aberdeen, Wash.
City Rexall Drug
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
Phone Abrdn 70
Wishkah and I Streets
Aberdeen, Wash.
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Compliments of
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HUFF & CHARETTE
105 South Broadway
Phone Abrdn 1172
BENSON'S
Compliments of
Your College Bookstore
219 E. Wishkah
Auto Dealers Association
Aberdeen, Wash.
Scott's Grand Central Market
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Gotovac's Men's Store
QUICK PRINT CO.
Aberdeen, Wash.
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107 South G
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Congratulations and Salutations
SHORT STOP DRIVE-IN
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Quality Furniture for Less
Association
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Aberdeen
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Aberdeen, Washington
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BRANCH
SEATTLE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
106 South Broadway
1l1ayes Plumbing & Heating
411 W. Curtis - Phone Abrdn 1500
Hay's Dairy, Inc.
Aberdeen, Wash.
832 J Street
DEAN1S 5 and 10 STORE
HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON
618 SIMPSON
Phone H oqm 124
HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON
THE
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Aberdeen, Wash.
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Grays Harbor Title Company
Aberdeen Savings
Whitcher
Phone Aberdeen
242
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722 Simpson
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BOTTLING
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WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER
WORKS
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Nesbitt's Full
613
Flavor Beverages
108 East Wishkah
Hires
Willapa Branch
HARBOR HARDWARE CO.
Mills at
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112 East Market St.
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