1957 White Swan High School Yearbook in Yakima County, Washington *The Chieftain 1957

The-Annual Staff
of White Swan High School
WhitbsSwan, Washington
\ presents
THE 1957
CHIEFTAIN    _
MR. and MRS. MAURICE G. HITCHCOCK
DEDICATION
Our choice was inevitable. The administration, faculty, and student body desired to
show their appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock for designing, building, and putting
into operation the swimming pool and bath house on our campus. The pool and bath house
were ready last July 1st. They not only serve the community of White Swan, but make
available the means for all students of the school to learn how to swim.
We thank the Hitchcocks for their public spirit and generosity.
The 1957 Chieftain is especially dedicated to them.
ADMINISTRATION

OUR
SUPERINTENDENT
This year, the Superintendent's Message is
directed to the Seniors.
Early in your high school career you gave
promise of great merit and distinction and in the
ensuing years, this promise has been fulfilled.
As one who climbs a mountain, you have now
cattained a point well above the plain, from
vwhence you can look back along the trail over
vwhich you have traveled. This annual chronicles
Ibut a few of your outstanding achievements but
iin future years, as you peruse its pages, happy
rmemories will be awakened.
The promontory you now have gained affords
;you not only a view of the path over which you
lhave come, but also from it you are afforded a
clearer view of the mountain peaks ahead in the
Range of Life, peaks that challenge you to
strive and conquer.
And as the mountain climber conditions him-
self for the greater ascents by first scaling the
lesser slopes, so you have strenghtened yourselves
in your high school years for Life's greater en-
deavors and achievements. _
Frank M. Robertson
OUR PRINCIPAL
Benjamin Franklin once said "If a man
empties his purse into his head, no man can
take it from him. "
The students are to be congratulated on
their fine attempt to carry out the slogan of
Benjamin Franklin.
The 1957 Chieftain is a fine example of
the training and experience that youngsters
receive while in school. The annual will
help to recall memories of high school
endeavors as it is leafed through in years
to come.
Congratulations on a job well done.
SCHOOL BOARD
RALPH ETHIER
Chairman
We, the students of White Swan High School, wish to express our sincere gratitude to all members c
the School Board for their interest in our welfare. We appreciate the additions to our high school buildi
The new agriculture and shop building will be helpful to many students.
We are looking forward to the time when an auditorium with ample stage facilities are added. If the
school continues to grow in the future as it has during the last five years enlarged library facilities will
also be needed.
We know our capable school board will find a way to provide us with the room necessary to carry or
our educational program satisfactorily.
Thank you, school board, for your genuine interest in the students who attend the White Swan Scboc
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Dick Van DeGraff
Director
Geo. Sanchey
Director
Jake Bos
Director
Harry Kent Jr.
Clerk
FACULTY

MR. HARRY HUNTER
B.S. Washington State College
Agriculture
MRS. DOROTHY FUNK
B.E. University of Washington
English, Latin
MESS AVES HALL
B.E. University of Minnesota
Home Economics
MR. GEORGE BRICKA
B.A. Whitworth; B.E. Washington State College
Civics, Biology, Guidance, Sports
MR. LEE CAVE
B.S. Washington State College
English, Washington History, General Math, Boys'P.E. , Athletics
MR. MATTHEW BLOCK
B.A. Colorado State College
Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Intermediate Algebra,
Trigonometry, Chemistry
7.    MR. HARRY LAMSON
B.A. University of Idaho
English, Journalism, Speech
8.    MR. FRED OWENS
A.B. Baylor University; M.A. Whitman
Algebra, General Science
9.    MRS. CONSTANCE SCHNELLE
B.A. University of Montana
Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Girls' P.E.
IO.    MRS. EDITH ERIKSEN
B.A. University of Hawaii; M.A. University of Michigan;
Librarian, U.S. History
II.    MR. DALE PARTON
B.A., B. Ed., Whitworth College
Band, Chorus, English, Contemporary History
STANDING (Left to Right): Lowell Campfield, Business Manager; Jane Fell, Program Chairman; Dona
Taylor, Vice President; Stanley Stewart, Advertising Manager. SEATED: Carol Corm J.’, Secretary;
Parke Hinman, President; Virginia Meshke, Treasurer.
The Student Council is composed of the Associated Student Boc? Officers, two
student representatives from each class, and one representative ear. ;‘ro:. he Future
Homemakers of America, the Future Fanners of America, the Pep Ch L>, and the
Lettermen's Club.
Student Council meetings are held twice a month under the direction of
Mr. Crosby, principal of White Swan High School, to discuss the problems of the
students.
The Council should be congratulated for the fine job they are doing.
STANDING (Left to Right):
Steve Famer
Oscar Nanez
Gaylen Hein
Carl Olney
Lynn Richardson
Patti Brenneise
SEATED (Left to Right):
Lucille Vigil
Teresa Hauck
Ann Richardson
Gail Lappier
Joanne Patnode
SENIORS

DICK POWERS
President
DWAYNE DUFAULT
Treasurer
DONA TAYLOR
Secretary
As graduation evening approaches the Senior Class
of 1957 pauses briefly to look back over their years
at White Swan High.
Fifty-three excited freshmen entered White Swan
High School in 1954.
Initiation Day found the freshmen dressed in old
MARVIN HOFF
Sergeant at Arms
gunny sacks, ribbons tied around their necks, and
baby bonnets nestled on their heads. The next night
the Sophomores treated them to a party.
As Sophomores their activities were: initiating the
incoming freshmen, giving a party for them, giving
the Homecoming Program, holding several cake, candy,
and pie sales to raise money, and decorating for Bac-
calaureate. Their class advisors for this year were
Mr. Sagen and Mr. Shade.
As Juniors they planned the Homecoming Banquet,
received their class rings, sponsored record dances,
and sold pop at the basketball games. The big event
of the year was the class play presented on March 16.
The play, "Here Comes the Brides, " was very success-
ful. The Juniors also sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom
and decorated for Commencement. Mr. Block was
the class advisor.
As they started their senior year, only forty-one
members of the class were left. Thehigh lightsof the
PATTI BRENNEISE
Social Chairman
year were the Class play, "Half Past Teen, " presented
on December 7, the Baccalaureate Service, and
Graduation. Assisting the class in their activities was
LOWELL CAMPFIELD
Vice President
JUNE HANNIGAN
FHA I-2-3-4
LOWELL CAMPFIELD
Class Treasurer I, Vice President 4; ASB Business Manager 4;
Student Council 3-4; FFA 1-2; Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-4,
President 4; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference, Wapato 3, Yakima 4;
Football I-2-3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Track I-2-3-4; Paper
Staff 4; Band I -2
JANICE CROWELL
Class Treasurer 3; FHA I-2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Drill Team
2-3-4; Office Staff 2-3; Chorus I -3
HEBERT STARK
FFA I; Camera Club 3-4; Jr. Class Play "Here Comes the
Brides"; Sr. Class Play "Half Past ’Teen"; Y.V.I.A.A.
Conference Yakima 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Library Staff 3;
Paper Staff 4; Band I -2-3-4; Pep Band 4
CAROL GARDNER
FHA I -2-3; Pep Club I -2-3-4; Jr- Class Play "Here Comes
the Brides"; Drill Team 2-3; Annual Staff 4; Office Staff 4;
Library Staff 4; Paper Staff 4
RICHARD POWERS
Class President 4, Social Chairman 3; Student Council 3;
FFA I-2-3-4, President 4; Lettermen’s Club 3-4; Jr. Class
Play "Here Comes the Brides"; Sr. Class Play "Half Past
'Teens"; Y.V. I. A.A. Conference, Wapato 3, Yakima 4;
Annual Staff 4; Football I-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4;
Basketball I-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Inspirational Player,
Basketball 3
LUCILLE VIGIL
Class Secretary 2; Student Council 4; FHA I -2-3-4; Pep
Club 2-3-4; Camera Club 3-4, Secretary 3; Y.V.I.A.A.
Conference, Wapato 3; Drill Team 2-3-4; Office Staff 4;
Chorus I -2-3; Paper Staff 4; Glrh Chib 1 -2
ROGER Fl/.tiDS'.
Class Secretary I, Sergeant at Anr* 3; FFA I -2-3-4;
Lettermen’s Club 3-4, Secretary 4; Claw Play "Half Past
’Teen"; Football I-2-3-4; Bwfcetball 2-3-4; Track 4.
DONA TAYLOR
Class President 1-2; Class Secretary 3-4; ASB Secretary 3,
Vice President 4; Student Council 3-4; FHA I -2-3-4, His-
torian 2, President 3, Reporter 4; Jr. Class Play "Here Comes
the Brides"; Sr. Class Play "Half Past 'Teen"; Y.V.I.A.A.
Conference, Wapato 3, Yakima 4; Student Leaders Con-
ference, Seattle 3; Annual Conference, Seattle 4; Honor
Society 2-3-4; Drill Team 2-3-4; Annual Staff 3-4, Assistant
Editor 3, Editor 4; Office Staff 3; Library Staff 4; Paper Staff
3; Girls' Club I -2
TOM MITTS
FFA I-2-3; Football I; Baseball I
MARLENE SCOTT
FHA I-2-3-4; Camera Club 3
PARKE HINMAN
Class Social Chairman I, Class President 3; ASB Treasurer
3, President 4; Student Council 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Reporter
3-4; Lettermen's Club I -2-3-4, President 3; Sr. Class Play
"Half Past ’Teen"; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference, Wapato 3,
Yakima 4; Honor Society 2-3-4. Vice President 3; Boys'
State 3; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 3;
Baseball I-2-3-4, Captain 3; Track 3-4; Basketball
Inspirational Award 3; Baseball 2
JANE FEIL
ASB Program Chairman 4; FHA I-2-3-4, Secretary 3; Pep
Club 2-3-4, President 4; Jr. Class Play "Here Comes the
Brides"; Youth Conference; Yakima 2; Y.V.I.A.A. Con-
ference, Yakima 4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Drill Team 2-3-4;
Office Staff 3-4; Song Leader 4; Cheerleader 2; Girls' Club
1-2
JERRY MAUCH
President I; Camera Club 4; Football 1 -3; Track 3; Paper
Staff 4; Transferred from Marquette I
MARY LORETTA GREENE
Student Council 3; FHA I -2-3-4, Song Leader 2; Pep Club
2-3-4, President 3; Jr. Class Play "Here Comes the Brides”;
Y.V.I.A.A. Conference Yakima 2, Wapato 3; Honor Society
2-3-4; Drill Team 2-3-4; Annual Staff 2-3; Chorus I; Paper
Staff 3; Girls’ Club 1 -2; Perfect Attendance 1 -2-3
DAN CAREY
Class Sergeant at Arms 2; Class Vice President 3; Student
Council I; FFA I-2-3-4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Football
1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Track 3-4
EVELYN CAIN
FHA I-2-3-4; Drill Team 2-3; Chorus I-3
MARVIN HOFF
Class Sergeant at Arms 1-4; Student Council 4; FFA I-2-3-4,
Sentinel, Treasurer 4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Class
Play "Here Comes the Brides"; Sr. Class Play "Half Past
'Teen"; Student director; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference, Wapato
3; Annual Staff 3-4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business
Manager 4; Football I-2-3-4, Captain 4; Basketball 3-4;
Baseball I-2-3-4; Track 3-4
LYNN RICHARDSON
Student Council 4; FHA I-2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4,
Treasurer 3; Jr. Class Play "Here Comes the Brides"; Sr.
Class Play "Half Past ’Teen"; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference,
Wapato 3, Yakima 4; Chorus I-2-3; Honor Society 2-3-4,
Vice President 3, President 4; Drill Team 2-3-4; Annual
Staff 3-4; Majorette 3-4; Paper Staff 4, Editor 4; Band
2-3-4; Pep Band 3-4; Girls Club 1-2; Girls' Sure 3
BOB ADAMS
FFA 1-2-3-4; Library Staff 4; Track I
RACHAEL SMITHWICK
FHA I-2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4; Sr. Class Play
"Half Past ’Teen"; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference, Wapato 3,
Yakima 4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Drill Team 2-3-4; Office
Staff 2-3-4; Chorus I; Band 2-3; Pep Band 3; Girls' Club 1-2
BOB EARL
Camera Club 3-4; Track 2; Visual Aids 4; International
Relations Club 3; Transferred from Yakima 3
LUCINDA BENSON
FHA 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 2; Paper Staff 4;
Girls Club 1-2
DWAYNE DUFAULT
Class Treasurer 4; FFA I-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice President
4; Camera Club 3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Jr. Class Play
"Here Comes the Brides"; Sr. Class Play "Half Past 'Teen";
Student Leaders Conference, Seattle 3, Y.V.I.A.A.
Conference, Yakima 4; Annual Conference, Seattle 4;
Annual Staff 4; Baseball Manager I
WIOLET LUMLEY
Class Social Chairman 2; FHA I-2-3-4. Song Leader 4; Pep
Club 2-3-4; Jr. Class Play "Here Comes the Brides"; Sr.
Class Play "Half Past ’Teen"; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference,
"Yakima 4; Honor Society 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Drill Team
22-3-4; Office Staff 4; Chorus 2-3; Majorette 2-3-4; Band
H -2-3-4; Pep Band 4
ILEWIS WHALAWITSA
IFF A 3-4; Football 4; Track 3-4; Transferred from Wapato 3
INEZ VALDEZ
FHA I-2-3-4; Pep Club I-2-3; Office Staff 4; Chorus 1-2;
Band I -2-3; Pep Band I -2-3; Girls Club 1 -2-3; Transferred
from Cle Elum 4
JOHN AREVALO
Lettermen’s Club 3-4; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference, Wapato 3,
Yakima 4; Library Staff 4; Track I -2-3-4; Paper Staff 3-4
VIRGINIA MESHKE
ASB Treasurer 4; Student Council 2-4; FHA I -2-3-4,
President 4; Pep Club 2-3-4, Vice President 3; Jr. Class
Play "Here Comes the Brides"; Sr. Class Play "Half Past
’Teen"; Y.V.I.A.A. Conference, Yakima 2-4; Honor
Society 2-3-4; Drill Team 2-3-4; Office Staff 3; Chorus
I; Girls' State 3; Cheerleader 2; Song Leader 4; Girls’
Club I
PHILLIP HARRIS
Library Staff 4; Track I-2-3; Paper Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4;
Pep Band 3-4
ARLENE BRONCHO
FHA 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 2; Library Staff 4;
Chorus I; Paper Staff 4; Girls’ Club I -2; Transferred from
Wapato 2
STEVE FARNER
Student Council 4; Camera Club 3-4, Vice President 4;
Football 2; Baseball 3; Track 2; Paper Staff 4; Band 1-2
PATRICIA BRENNEISE
Class Social Chairman 4; Student Council 2-4; FHA 1-2*3-
Historian 3; Pep Club I-2-3-4, Social Chairman 3, Rep-
resentative 4; Sr. Class Play "Half Past ’Teen;" Y. V. I. A.'*
Conference, Yakima 1-2-4, Wapato 3; Honor Society 2-3'
4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus I-2-3; Majorette 4: 1
Paper Staff 4; Cheer Leader I, Yell Queen 2-3, SongLeade;
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CECIL SANCHEY
FFA 1-2; Lettermens Club 3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 2-i
3-4; Baseball 2-4; Paper Staff 4; Transferred from Wapato >
PATSY STEWART
FHA I -2-3; Pep Club 3-4: Drill Team 3-4; Chorus 2-3-4;
Library Staff 4; Girls Club I -2.
GILBERT TRUJILLO
Camera Club 3: Chorus I; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball I-
2-3-4; Track I-2-3-4: Paper Staff 4; Transferred from Ord-
way, Colorado I.
DARLENE WHEELER
Band I-2-3-4; FHA 2; Pep Band 3-4
RUBY GEORGE
Class Secretary 2; Student Council 1; Library Staff 4; Girls
Club 2; Minor Sports 2; Transferred from Nespelem 3.
MARY JEAN HAWES
FHA I-2-3-4, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 3;
Office Staff 4; Library Staff 3; Band I-2-3-4; Pep Band 3.
PAULINE WATLAMET
FHA 1-2; Library Staff 4.
-:e- jo jordan
I--2-3-4, Vice President 4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Sr.
P'lay "Half Past 'Teen;" Y. V. I. A. A. Conference,
~naa 4; Honor Society 2-3-4, President 4; Drill Team
B-.-4; Annual Staff 3-4; Office Staff 4; Chorus 2-3;
■e ne 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 3-4, Head
zre:tte 2-3-4.
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JUNIORS

STANDING (Left to Right): Mr. Lamson, Advisor; Carol Cottrell, Vice President; Janna Holder, Treas-
urer; Glen Seri, Sergeant at Arms. SITTING: Margaret Parhman, Secretary; Curtis Stevenson, President;
Jo Jean Fiander, Social Chairman.
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, 1957
Forty-two juniors entered the doors of White Swan knowing that they had many
projects to carry out, but they looked forward to their responsibilities.
Early in the fall they chose the Thunderbird style for their rings.
Record dances after football games and the selling of pop at basketball games
were some of their money-making projects.
The class decided to have the Christmas Homecoming Banquet on the night of
December 20th. Pine boughs with cones and candles decorated the tables. A winter
landscape provided the background for the speakers' table.
They presented their play, "Girl-Shy" on March 22. The rolicking comedy was
a hit with an appreciative audience.
In April they honored the Seniors with the Junior-Senior Prom. Spring colors
were attractively used.
Decorating for Commencement was enjoyable for they knew that next year some-
one would be doing this for them.
Theresa Ashue
Mary Lou Barlish
Patsy Boyle
Carol Cottrell
Erma Glidewell
Elaine Gnavauch
Anna Lee Campfield
Teresa Hauck
Mary Ann Hedlund
Bill Gary
Janna Holder
Jerry Hubbard
Freddy Lyon
Harlan Menard
Patrick Morrow
Tom Morrow
Oscar Nanez
Margaret Pahrman
t
Jerome Reil
Alta Sampson
Glen Seri
Leland Seri Patsy Smith
Jim Whitis Eddy Winton
Donald Taylor
Steve Trujillo
Jim Trevis
SOPHOMORES

STANDING (Left to Right): Mr. Bricka, Advisor; Tana Turner, Treasurer; Don Farner, Vice President;
Lois Feil, Social Chairman; Bruce Paden, Sergeant at Arms; Aletha Sampson, Secretary; Maurice Peugh,
President; Lila Lumley, Social Chairman.
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
1957
The Sophomore class entered school this year with a total enrollment of fifty-
three .
After electing class officers their next task was to initiate the Freshmen. Fresh-
man-Sophomore party was held that night and a good time was had by all.
The Sophomores sponsored dances and sold pop at basketball games to raise
money.
This hard-working class also provided the entertainment for the Senior-alumni
dinner.
Mr. Bricka, class advisor, and Maurice Peugh, class president, led the Sopho-
mores through their weekly meetings and class activities.
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John E. Adams

John S. Adams
George Adams

Jeannetta Brisbois
I
Norma Brundridge
Elijio Castillo
»
Kay Feil
k
Donald Farner
!
Phyllis Fiander
f
Janet Hawes
Gaylen Hein
Marilyn Hauck
Janice Meshke
Rita Nash
David Manin
Douglas Pederson
Maurice Peugh

Georgia Pipkin
Clifford Alexander
Jim Campbell
Gerald Huck
Nadine Orr
Ann Richardson
Jim Alexander
Ben Clark
Eugene Gibson
Lila Lumley

Bruce Paden
Stanley Roberts
hetha Sampson
Michael Smith
Allen Stewart
Joyce Taylor Regina Tillequots
ITana Turner
Lester Umtuch
Betty Valdez
Betty St. John
Jerry White
Irene Whitefoot
John Winters
SNAPS
Cheerleaders
OF
M
r.
YESTERDAY
A DAY IN SCHOOL .
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FRESHMEN
STANDING (Left to Right): Carol Boiselle, Treasurer; Jerry Spencer, Vice President; Mrs. Funk, Advisor.
SITTING: Tim Farner, Sergeant at Arms; Elaine Taylor, President; Whitford Johnson, Secretary.
FBESHMAN CLASS
OFFICERS, 1957
the beginning of the year they were a large group of seventy scared and ex-
uung teenagers.
ifirst activity was their initiation. Who would have thought that the girls
e wearing bibbed overalls backwards and two inches above the knees, sweat
ten's boots, and starched hair tied with ribbons. The boys were most unat-
i n underwear worn backwards, short skirts, one oxford, one work shoe, and
hoalter. Besides that all of them carried buckets around all day. It was quite
jt‘ they realized it was just for fun so they really enjoyed it.
y were glad the Homecoming Banquet was held in the evening for they didn't
c lean up the mess.
i nr next activity was the return party to the sophomores in the spring. Every-
ffun 1
y find high school exciting, hard work, and sometimes confusing.
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Carl Anderson
Melvin Andrews
Betty Jean Arquette
Joanne Aleck
Al Bruce
Carol Boisselle
Tim Farner
Dennis Fiander
Mike Christen
Cynthia Frank
Julia Eyle
• i
Larry Guinn
Rosemary Hannigan
Fred Heilman
Joanet Hert
Richard Jensen
Leonard Kooy
Rose Johnson
Marvin Lapp
Whitford Johnson
Gail Lappier
Charlene Kennedy
Mike Larsen
Sandra Cramer
Herb Hinman
Beverly Kent
Dean Lawrence
Raefield E c
Darla DC/;
i
Eddie Gra
Mike Hub:
Kiutus J.
Larry Lee
Martha Mann
y
Alford McGregor
Jim Morrison Bob Morton
1 Joe Nanez
o«anne Patnode
□Dick Roberts
ucrold Spencer
'.Mary Jo Vigil
Mary Nanez
David Mattern
Alvin Oswalt
Melvin Oswalt Gene Patnode
Carl Olney
*

Eric Ruthardt
Yavonne Phillips
Peggy Schmidt
George Pimms
Ace Ransier
(
Leonard Reil
Ann Slaughter
Merle Scott
Wayne Scott
J I
Fred Skinnell
Elaine Taylor
Judy Stevenson
Jerry Walker
Patricia St. John
Russel Watlamet
Danny Sylling
Kenneth Wahpat
Joanne Watlamet Reggie Weaskus Marvin Lyons
Dwayne Wheeler Nellie Landeros
Carl, Elaine and Fred
Judy and Eddie
Joanet and Mike
Kay Morrow
Wilma Randall
Marie, Mary Jo, and Ann
Elaine
Ann, Darla, and Elaine
Richard and Charlene
Dean, Mike, and Tim
Gail, and Joanne
ORGANIZATIONS

HONOR
SOCIETY
BACK ROW (Left to Right): Don Taylor,
Parke H i n m a n , Curtis Stevenson.
SECONDROW Janice Jo Jordan, Dona
Taylor, Loretta Greene, Advisor,
Mrs Eriksen. THIRD ROW;Virginia
Meshke, Lynn Richardson, Jane
Feil, Ruby Winters. FRONT ROW:
Rachael Smithwick, Violet
Lumley, Jo Jean Fiander,
M argaret Parhman,
Teresa Hauck, Carol
Cottrell. NOT PICTUR-
ED: Patti Breneise.
The White Swan chapter of the National Honor Society successfully carried out
its duties this year with the help of its advisor, Mrs. Edith Eriksen.
Officers during the first semester were: Lynn Richardson, president; Parke Hinman,
vice president; Patti Brenneise, secretary; and Violet Lumley, treasurer. Second
semester’s officers were: Janice Jo Jordan, president; Virginia Meshke, vice president;
Margaret Pahrman, secretary; and Jo Jean Fiander, treasurer.
Our main project this year was the establishment of a $50 scholarship fund. Other
Honor Society undertakings were the making of a banner to be presented each semes-
ter to the class having the highest percentage of students on the Honor Roll, selling pop
at basketball games, and sponsoring record dances.
Initiation of new members was held in the spring. The basis for the choosing of
new members for the Honor Society is citizenship, leadership, character, and service,
as well as scholarship.
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STANDING (Left to Right): Patsy Smith, Historian; Marilyn Hen, Parliamentarian;
Lynn Richardson, Student Council Representative; Dona Taylor, Reporter; Miss Hall,
Advisor; Ruby Winters, Social Chairman; Janice Jordan, Vice President; Violet Lum-
ley, Song Leader. SITTING; Carol Cottrell, Treasurer; Virginia Meshke, President;
Teresa Hauck, Secretary.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERIG
The Future Homemakers of America began the year by selling refresh-
ments at football games.
TheF.H.A. Girls installed their officers on September 20th, Mrs. Lew
Meshke and Mrs. Robert Turner were introduced as the new Chapter Mothers.
On October 13, a delegation of sixteen girls participated in the Regional
F. H. A. meeting in Toppenish.
This year the F. H.A. sponsored a cake walk at the Sugar Beet festival.
Their float in the parade won first prize in the junior amateur division.
The annual Christmas Ball was held in the multipurpose room of the new
Grade School Building, on December 19th. The theme was "Winter Wonder-
land." Christmas trees, snowmen, and a winter landscape provided the
background for dancing to the Tacoy Club band. A highlight of the Ball
was the crowning of the queen.
During January, February, and March the initiation, of new
members, the F.H.A. workshop in Sunnyside, a Valentine party, Dads'
Night, and the F.H.A. Convention at Seattle rounded out their
activities except for the Mothers' Tea which was successfully carrier
out in May. The progrgrri was enjoyed by all the members.
TOP ROW (Left to Right): B. Guinn, A.
Campfield, D. Kehl, E. Cain, M. Scott,
J. Hawes, J. Meshke,R. Winters,). Taylor.
SECOND ROW: I. Valdez, J. Crowell, E.
Gnavauch, G. Powers, D. Taylor, L.
Greene, E. Glidewell, M. Hert, J. Holder,
A. Broncho, L. Benson. THIRD ROW: J.
Pratt, R. Tillequots, L. Vigil, T. Hauck,
M. Barlish, J. Feil, V. Meshke, C.
Cottrell, P. Yarnell, J. Hannigan. BOT-
TOM ROW; I. Whitefoot, R. Smithwick,
P. Smith, J. Fiander, P. Fiander, P.
Young. NOT PICTURED: K. Feil, M.
Hawes, A. Sampson, L. Richardson, P.
Boyle, M. Hauck, L. Lumely, T. Turner,
A, Sampson, M. Pahrman, M. Hedlund,
T. Ashue, B. Valdez.
President, Dick Powers; Vice president, Dwayne Dufault; Secretary, Don Taylor;
Treasurer, Marvin Hoff; Sentinel, Ed Winton; Reporter, Parke Hinman; Advisor,
Mr. Hunter.
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
1957 has been one of the most eventful years for the Future Farmers of America. Besides
acquiring a new modern Agriculture and shop building, we also have the latest in equip-
ment.
Money raising projects included three turkey shoots and a father and son Donkey
Basketball game. All were very successful.
This year our judging team proudly brought home to White Swan six banners.
We also have a parliamentary procedure team which we hope will take first place.
The Annual Parent and Son Banquet this year was replaced by a smorgasbord
and open house to show off the new agriculture and shop departments.
BACK ROW (Left to Right); Roger Fiander,
Dick Powers, Marvin Hoff, Parke Hinman,
Bob Adams, Dwayne Dufault, Harlan
Menard, Stanley Stewart, Curtis Stevenson,
Don Taylor, Lewis Whalawhitsa, James.
Whitis, Oscar Nanez, Eddie Winton, Jackie
Morrison. SECOND ROW; Gaylen Heins,
Gerald Huck, Lester Umtuch, Dwayne
Wheeler, Clifford Alexander, Moris Peugh,
Frank Guinn, Doug Pedderson, James
Campbell, Gene Batali, Jim Alexander,
Jerry Walker, Virgil Yarnall. THIRD ROW;
Leonard Cooy, Richard Jenson, Alford
McGregor, Alvin Oswalt, Erik Ruthardt,
Herb Hinman, Merle Scott, George Adams,
Marvin Lyons, Reggie Weaskus, Merle
Patnode. FOURTH ROW; Roger Louden,
George Pimms, Larry Guinn, Dean
Lawrence, Gene Patnode, Fred Heilman,
Marvin Lapp, Whitford Johnson, Mike
Larson, Jim Morrison, Melvin Oswalt,
Rayfield Benson.
FIRST SQUAD:
Jerry Hubbard,
Stanley Roberts,
Violet Lumley,
Margaret Pahrman,
Jerry Spencer, Lila
Lumley, Herb
Hinman, Wray Seri.
SECOND SQUAD:
Jim Hunter, Tana
Turner, Judy
Campbell, Marilyn
Hauck, Jeannetta
Brisbois, Darlene
Wheeler, Mike
Smith. THIRD
SQUAD: Butch
Lumley, Marvin
Lapp, Mary Beth
Norment, Evie
Richardson, Ann
Richardson,
Richard Jensen,
Mike Hubbard,
Gerald Huck.
FOURTH SQUAD:
Whitford Johnson,
Eloise Richardson,
Mary Ann Hedlund,
Patsy Boyle, Bruce
Paden, Earl
Sanchey, Ann Marie
Slaughter. FIFTH
SQUAD: Mr.
Parton, Lynn
Richardson, Norma
Brundridge, Lois
Feil, Janice
Jordan, Herb Stark,
Larry Lockard, Phil
Hanis.
Our high school band has been very busy this year. In addition to appearing at
numerous games, it has marched in a parade with other bands for the first time, under
the direction of Mr. Dale Parton and with the help of Mr. Harry Lamson, who drilled
the band for parades.
Band officers this year were Lynn Richardson, president; Jerry Hubbard, vice
president; Tana Turner, secretary; Lila Lumley, treasurer; and Janice Jo Jordan,
sergeant at arms.
The band participated in four separate parades. These parades were the Balloon
Parade in Yakima, the Harrah Beet Festival Parade in Harrah, the Spokane Lilac
Festival Parade in Spokane, and the new Band-O-Rama in Yakima, which also involve:
drilling at Parker Field under the lights, a new experience for the band members.
The band entertained at the beginning of the Senior and Junior Class plays, an
"Early Spring" Concert, the annual Spring Concert, Community Day, Graduation,
and competed with other bands at the Music Festival in Ellensburg. In all, the band
has made the unprecedented number of twenty-two public appearances.
Our hats are off to Mr. Parton, without whose help and hard work this would neve'
have been possible.
PEP
BAND
Due to the difficulty of taking the whole band to games away from White Swan, a Pep Band of about c
third its size was formed. This band played at seven away games and one home game.
Four ensembles were formed this year. The Saxophone Quartet performed between acts of the Se-
nior Play, at the Spring Concert, and at Ellensburg. The Woodwind Quartet and the Brass Quintet com-
peeted for honors at the Music Festival in Ellensburg. A Jazz Band of eight members entertained at the
P. T.A. Talent Show, the Alumni-Senior Dinner, and the Spring Concert.
NOT PICTURED WITH BAND (Left to Right): Danny
Sylling, Kenny Wahpat, Don Earner, Laurel Johnson,
Terri Turner, Judy Balch, Patricia Dodd.
CHORUS
j sseveral P.T.A. meetings.
’AiCK ROW; Director, Mr. Parton,
M.„ Scott, L. Lyons, M. Hauck, P.
Steewart, C. Boiselle, K. Morrow,
J. Taylor, T. Turner, J. Hawes, J.
Meeshke, N. Orr. FRONT ROW: D.
Maetern, B. Clark, L. Lumley, A.
?icrhardson, G. Pipkin, C. Kennedy,
?. Yarnell, J. Jordan, B. Valdez,
L. Feil.
The Chorus is composed of twenty-two members this year. It appeared at the Spring Concert and
Janice Jo Jordan and Tana Turner accompanied the Chorus.
BACK ROW (Left to Right): Janice Meshke, Mary Jean Hawes, Ruby Winters, Patsy Stewart, Janet Hawes, Dona
Taylor. MIDDLE ROW: Lois Feil, Gay Powers, Virginia Meshke, Jane Feil, Loretta Greene. FRONT ROW: Pat-
sy Smith, Phillas Fiander, Rachael Smithwick, Jo Jean Fiander.
PEP CLUB
At the beginning of the year, the Pep Club had twenty-nine members. We had our hilarious in-
itiation in October and nine new members joined our club. Later four more girls became members.
We entered a float in the Harrah Beet Festival Parade and won second prize (five dollars for our
poor treasury). The float was really just a little jalopy decorated with streamers and signs. The girls who
rode in it wore old-fashioned fur coats.
We had a busy time making our red plaid skirts for drilling at the basketball games. Thanks to
Mr. Lamson for his instructions - "Wipe that smile off your face" - "lift those shoulders" - "Attention!"
We have also earned money for the new score clock by having bake sales.
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LEFT TO
RIGHT:
Janice Jo
Jordan, Lynn
Richardson,
Violet
Lumley,
Margaret
Parhman.
CHEERLEADERS
JOYCE TAYLOR
A-squad
TANA TURNER
A-squad
LILA LUMLEY
B-squad
CAROL COTTRELL
A-squad
Yell Queen
ANN RICHARDSON
B-squad
SONGLEADERS
NORMA BRUNDRIDGE
PATTI BRENNEK
VIRGINIA MESHKE
JANE FEIL
LETTERMEN’S CLUB
TOP ROW (Left to Right): Advisor, Lee Cave; Leland Seri, Dan Carey, Maurice Peugh, Oscar Nanez, Lowell Campfield, Pari
Hinman, Glen Seri. BOTTOM ROW: John Winters, Roger Fiander, Dick Powers, Eddie Winton, Marvin Hoff, Patrick Mor re*.
John Arevalo, Cecil Sanchey.
This year the Lettermen's Club had twenty-three members. It has grown into one of the more ac-
tive clubs in the school. The officers for this year are: President, Lowell Campfield; Vice President,
John Winters; and Secretary-Treasurer, Roger Fiander.
We held our first initiation the 15th of January. Eight new members were initiated into the Let-
terman's Club. At the end of football season the Lettermen sponsored a football dance, which will be
an annual event. The Lettermen gave an annual banquet which was held at the end of the basketball
season. Everyone enjoyed the program and the good dinner.
ROGER FIANDER
Secretary-Treasurer
LOWELL CAMPFIELD
President
JOHN WINTERS
Vice President
Officers
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Mr. Parton,
advisor; Don
Taylor; treasurer;
Steve Farner,
vice president;
Dwayne Dufault,
president; Gail
Lappier, secretary.
CAMERA CLUB
The Camera Club is under the advisorship of Mr. Parton. The purpose of the Camera Club is to
•□nniliarize interested students with the fundamentals of photography. The function of the camera and its
basiiic parts were studied at the beginning of the year. Darkroom procedures, which include film
:evvelopment and picture printing, have been studied by some members of the Camera Club.
The Camera Club voted to adopt an annual project which would be carried out from year to year. This
's ho be a pictorial history of the school activity year. Each member will be responsible for a specified
secttion. Each activity will be allowed space according to the importance and extent of its participation.
Bob Earl replaced Gail Lappier as secretary of the group early in November.
iACCK ROW; Melvin Olney, Melvin Andrews, Steve Farner, Gene Batali, Dwayne Dufault, Harlan Menard, Don Taylor, John Adams,
-abb Stark, Jerry Mauch, Jim Whitis. CENTER ROW: Lucy Vigil, Bonnie Guinn, Donna Kehl, Marlene Scott, Gail Lappier, Joanet
-act, Judy Campbell, Jo Anne Patnode, Mr. Parton. FRONT ROW: Carl Anderson, Mike Larson, Eric Ruthardt, Larry Guinn, Richard
,tLS«en, Danny Sylling, Larry Lockard, Mike Hubbard.
This was the first Chieftain published by the Students of White Swan High School.
Editor in Chief...........................Mae Olney
Assistant Editor.....................Margaret Tuttle
Business Manager .................... Daniel Olney
Staff Advisor .....................Miss J.M. Cillett

Here are some interesting covers of older Chieftains.
ACTIVITIES
"Gifts the fairies gave her:
The love of books, the golden Key
That opens the enchanted door. "
«. Lynn plans to attend the Univer-
sity of Washington and major in
Nursing.
"She is one of those rarely gifted beings
Who cannot look or speak
Without revealing the charm of her per-
sonality. "
Donna plans to attend Seattle Universi-
ty and major in Business Administration.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
1956 . 1957
September
15    Swan at Moro
18 National School Assembly - Mississippians
22    Moxee at Swan - Senior Dance
28    Mabton at Swan
October
4    W. E. A.
6    Goldendale at Swan
12 Swan at Benton City
15    National School Assembly - Cain Magician
18 F. F. A. Initiation
20    Granger at Swan - Lettermen's Dance
tj Maupin at Swan
November
2    Swan at Zillah
7. National School Assembly - Captain Paul Dry
9    Freshman Initiation
16    Band Concert - Junior Dance
17    Student Leaders Conference
23    Annual Benefit Dance
30 Amateur Program
December
1    Jamboree at Goldendale
3    F. F. A. Basketball
4    Swan at Ki Be
6    Senior Play Matinee
7    Senior Class Play
8    Riverview at Swan
9    F. F. A. Turkey Shoot
10    F. F. A. Basketball
12 National School Assembly - James Titus
14 Bickleton at Swan
15 Swan at Granger
16    F. F. A. Turkey Shoot
17    F. F. A. Basketball
18    Ki Be at Swan
20    Christmas Program
21    Christmas Ball
23 F. F. A. Turkey Shoot
28 Granger at Swan - Junior Dance
29    Swan at Bickelton
January
5    Swan at Mabton
7    F. H. A. Basketball
8    F. H. A. Workday at Sunnyside
9    F. H. A. Initiation
II    Zillah at Swan
12    Swan at Zillah
14 F. F. A. Basketball
17 F. F. A. Donkey Basketball
18    Swan at Moxee
19    Goldendale at Swan
21    F. F. A. Basketball
25 Thorp at Swan
28 F. F. A. Basketball
31 National School Assembly - Glen Harvey
February
1 Swan at Zillah
2    Kittitas at Swan - Honor Society Dance
4 F. F. A. Basketball
8 Moxee at Swan
9 Swan at Goldendale
II F. F. A. Basketball
14 Band Concert
15 Swan at Thorp
18 F. F. A. Basketball
22    Basketball Tournament
25 F. F. A. Basketball
March
2 F. H. A. Demonstration Day
6    State B Tournament
8 Annual Staff Dance
12 Solo and Ensemble Contest
20    F. H. A. Dads Night
22    Junior Class Play
April
II F. H. A. Leaders Training
12 Chorus and Orchestra Festival
23    F. F. A. Banquet
29 National School Assembly - Bob Williams
30    Toppenish Junior Livestock Show
May
I Show
3    Spring Concert - Band
10    Mother's Tea
II    Sub. District Track Meet
17 F. H. A. Camping Trip
17 Community Day
18 District Track Meet
18 District Tennis Meet
24    F. F. A. Camping Trip
24    State Track Meet
25    F. F. A. Camping Trip
25    State Track Meet
VISUAL
AIDS
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Crosby. Bob
Morton, Marilyn Hert, Bob Earl,
Dwayne Dufault, Melvin Olney.
LIBRARY
STAFF
BACK ROW (Left to Right):
John Arevalo, Phil Harris,
Anna Lee Campfield, Patty
Young, Mrs. Eriksen, Bob
Adams, Arlene Broncho, Mary
Ann Hedlund, Patsy Stewart.
FRONT ROW: Ruby George,
Carol Gardner, Dona Taylor,
Pauline Watlamet. NOT
PICTURED: Fred Lyons.
OFFICE
PRACTICE
LLEFT to RIGHT: Janice Jo Jordan,
JJane Feil, Carol Cottrell, Carol
GSardner, Inez Valdez, Lucy Vigil,
Wiolet Lumley, Rachel Smithwick.
STANDING (Left
to Right): D.
Dufault, T. Hauck,
J. Jordan, P. Bren-
neise, D. Powers,
C. Gardner, L.
Richardson, L. Green—
R. Winters, A. Camps
field, M. Barlish.
SITTING: D. Taylor-
M. Hoff, D. Taylor.
C. Cornell.
This year the Chieftain was under the direction of Dona Taylorz Editor;
Carol Cottrell, Assistant Editor; Marvin Hoff, Business Manager; Donald Taylor,
Assistant Business Manager; and Mrs. Eriksen, Advisor.
The Annual Workshop was held October 6, in the Student Union Building,
University of Washington. The delegates were Dona Taylor, Carol Cottrell,
Don Taylor, and Dwayne Dufault who substituted for Marvin Hoff. This meeting
gave them new suggestions for putting out the 1957 yearbook. Mr. Block fur-
nished the transportation. Mrs. Eriksen, the advisor, also accompanied them.
The group enjoyed "Cinerama" at the Paramount Theater.
Dona Taylor was chosen to lead the discussion on yearbooks for the "B'!
Schools at the annual Y.V.I.A.A. Conference at Yakima, November 17.
Those who attended the meeting with her were Anna Lee Campfield, Loretta
Greene, Don Taylor, Herb Stark, and Mrs. Eriksen, Advisor. This meeting
showed a great deal of interest in yearbook production.
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BACK ROW (Left to
Right): G. Powers,
E. Glidewell, J.
Trevis. MIDDLE
ROW; R.J. Holder,
A. Sampson, P.
Harris, J. Arevalo,
S. Farner, C.
Gardner, BOTTOM
ROW: G. Trujillo,
P. Smith, L. Vigil,
D. Wheeler, L.
Benson, A. Broncho,
Advisor; Mr. Lamsor
L. Richardson.
SITTING: P. Bren-
neise, L. Campfield
H. Stark.
The journalism class was guided this year by the able hand of Mr. Lamson.
Thirty journalism students published the "Cougar Growl11 every two weeks,
reported White Swan area news to the Toppenish Times, and in May issued a senior
paper.
The Seniors held the positions of Editor, Assistant Editor, Art Editor, Produc-
tion Manager and the different page editors during the first semester while the
juniors worked as reporters, typists and assistants. In order to give all journalism
students total experience operations were switched the second semester, the
juniors did the work formally done by the seniors.
Dick Powers, Roger Fiander,
Violet Lumley.
Marvin Hoff, Student Director; Jane
Feil, Stage Manager; Mr. Block,
Advisor.
The Seniors presented their play, "Half Past 'Teen, " on
December 7, 1956.
Rachel Smithwick, Violet Lumley
The cast consisted of Violet Lumley as Candy Norton,
Lynn Richardson as Sugar Blew, Patti Brenneise as Lois
Midgely, Dick Powers as Lloyd Patterson, Virginia Meshke
as Aunt Augusta, Jo Jordan as Griselda, Dwayne Dufault
as Sam Bullitt, Parke Hinman as Galsworthy, Dona Taylor
as Mrs. Norton, Roger Fiander as David Van Van, Rachel
Smithwick as Miss Blackwell, and Herb Stark as Mr. Midgely.
The play tells of Candy's attempts to snare the Service
Club Scholarship with the help of Sugar, and of Lois'
attempts to keep her from getting it. When Lois sends
Candy's name to a matrimonial agency as a "joke, " two
prospectors, Sam Bullitt and Galsworthy, appear on the scene.
The play ends happily when Mrs. Norton gets a new
husband and Candy gets her old boyfriend, Lloyd, back from
Lois' clutches.
Lynn Richardson, Patti Brenneise, Herb Stark, Dona
Taylor.
Parke Hinman, Janice Jordan, Virginia Meshke,
Dwayne Dufault.
MARVIN HOFF
QUEEN CAROL COTTRELL
HOMECOMING
DANCE
The Letterman's Club sponsored a new activity this year. They plan to make their
Homecoming Dance an annual affair which will be held after the last home game of the
season. They plan to select a queen each year. This year their dance was held Octo-
ber 20 in the gymnasium which was attractively decorated with goal posts and red foot-
balls. Each football displayed a team member's name and his number.
Marvin Hoff had the honor of crowning our attractive queen, Carol Cottrell,
whose princesses were Dona Taylor, Tana Turner, and Joyce Taylor.
Princess
Tana Turner
Prrrincess
yc:e Taylor
This year the Christmas Ball was held
onn the night of December 19, 1956.
Qiueen Dona Taylor was crowned by Parke
Hiiinman, president of the student body.
Her princesses were Lucille Vigil,
seinior; Marilyn Hert, junior; Tana Turner,
soj'phomore; and Elaine Taylor, freshman.
.JU
The multipurpose room of the grade
sclhool was transformed into a "Winter Won-
□esrland" for the Ball. Christmas trees and
wHiite snowmen enhanced the scene.
Music was furnished by the Tacoy Band.
Thne Ball was enjoyed by everyone.
Play Cast
Jo Jean Fiander, Assistant Student Director; Patsy Smith,
Student Director; Mr. Lamson, Advisor; Steve Trujillo,
GIRL SHY
"Girl Shy, " the junior class play, was presented on
March 22, 1957. The cast is as follows: Don Taylor, Tom
Arsdale; Teresa Hauck, Babs Sanford; Eddy Winton, Oke
Stimson; Carol Cottrell, Peaches Carter; Gaylene Powers,
Asma; Mary Lou Bariish. Birdie LaVerne; Leland Seri, Chuck
Mayo; Elaine Gnavauch, Sylvia Webster; Harlan Menard,
Alfred Tennyson Murgatroyd; Margaret Pahrman, Aunt
Caroline; Glenn Seri, Dean Marlowe; and Jerome Riel,
Mr. Arsdale.
Handsome Tom Arsdale and his lady-killer roommate,
Oke, are on the verge of graduation from college. Tom,
with a reputation of being a "woman-hater, "wishes he
could stop being girl-shy and meet nice girls like---
well, like Babs Sanfordl Oke is a perfect contrast to Tom.
He adores girls and is faithful to two or three at a time.
Babs decides to go to work on Tom, so she changes places
with Birdie, the girl who cleans up Tom's and Oke's rooms.
The impression Babs makes on Tom when he first sees her is
about as unnoticeable as two planets crashing in mid-air.
Then, just as something beautiful starts to develop between
them, in comes Tom's father with a girl from back home.
Tom's father thinks the girl from home is just the girl for
Tom. Babs is put on the spot when the girl she changes
places with returns. The mix-up grows, but things are
settled and everyone is happy in the end.
Stage Manager.
Elaine Gnavauch
Don Taylor, Teresa Hauck
STANDING: G. Seri, L. Seri, M. Barlish,
E. Gnavauch, T. Hauck, D. Taylor, E. Winton,
C. Cottrell. SITTING: M. Pahrman, J. Riel.
Don Taylor, Gaylene Powers, Ed Winton
Spo«ls

BACK ROW (Left to Right): Mr. Cave, Coach; D. Powers, R. Weaskus, A. Ransier, E. Winton, L. Seri, D. Carey, G. Seri,
L. Campfield, P. Hinman, M. Peugh, G. Huck, L. Whalawitsa, O. Nanez, B. Clerk, J. Winters, R. Fiander, Mr. Bricka,
Assistant Coach. FRONT ROW: B. Morton, Manager; M. Smith, Manager; M. Andrews, G. Patnode, A. McGregor,
G. Adams, J. Riel, K. Wahpat, M. Hoff, C. Sanchey, T. Famer, M. Patnode, A. Oswalt, K. Jim, W. Johnson, J. Morrison,
D. George.
FOOTBALL
The White Swan Cougars won the Class B Championship in Football. They were defeated only
once, in a non-conference game. Mr. Cave and Mr. Bricka coached the Cougars through a very
successful season.
This year, four of the Cougars made the first string All-Valley team. They were Dan Carey,
end; Parke Hinman, quarterback; Marvin Hoff, halfback; and Glenn Seri, tackle. On the second
string All-Valley team were Leland Seri, guard; John Winters, center; and Maurice Peugh, guard,
received honorable mention.
The team and coaches should be congratulated on their excellent teamwork and success.
The Captains and Inspirational Player were chosen by their teammates. Co-Captains were
Marvin Hoff and Maurice Peugh. Marvin Hoff received the Inspirational Player award.
Scores;
White Swan    0    Moro    '9
White Swan    •3    Moxee    7
White Swan    46    Mabton    0
White Swan    28    Goldendale    6
White Swan    52    Ki-Be    0
White Swan    ’9    Granger    0
White Swan    35    M aupin    0
White Swan    81    Zillah    0
BACK ROW (Left to Right):
Dick Powers, Lowell Campfield,
Parke Hinman, Marvin Hoff.
FRONT ROW (Left to Right):
Dan Carey, Lewis Whalawitsa,
Leland Seri, John Winters,
Maurice Peugh, Glenn Seri,
Cecil Sanchey.

JOHN WINTERS, Center
LELAND SERL, Right Guard
LOWELL CAMPFIELD
Fullback
TSA
HINT,
Irback
GLENN SERI
Left Tackle’
'LEWIS WHA
Right Tacklt
CECIL SANCH
Left End
IVIN HOFF, I^Half
Ca-Captaifli
MAURICE PEUGH, Left Guard
Co-Captain
■F DAN CARI
Right End
BACKROW: H. Hinman, E. Winton, M. Peugh, Mr. Bricka, Coach; J. Spencer, J. Riel, D. Martin.
FRONT ROW; B. Clark, T. Famer, J. Winters, M. Patnode, P. Morrow, J. Alexander.
BASKETBALL
At the beginning of the basketball season there were many eager boys waiting to turn out to make
the season successful.. They worked hard, and never gave up until they heard the buzzer ending the game.
The A-squad had a fairly successful season. They had ten wins and nine losses. They lost most of
their games by about three points. The games were close and exciting. Cecil Sanchey was chosen
Captain by his teammates. Lowell Campfield was chosen Inspirational Player.
The B-squad made an outstanding record with eighteen wins and one loss. They chose Maurice
Peugh as their Captain.
Again this year White Swan High had the top scoring average player in the valley. Parke Hinman
led the scoring averages by a long lead with his 24.9 average points per game.
Thanks to the coaches, also.
Although the Cougars didn't win all their games, they are
manship and teamwork.
to be congratulated for their fine sports-
Scores;
White Swan    49    Ki-Be    40
White Swan    79    Riverview    74
White Swan    62    Bickleton    47
White Swan    50    Granger    49
White Swan    73    Ki-Be    65
White Swan    47    Mabton    50
White Swan    37    Granger    47
White Swan    58    Bickleton    60
White Swan    40    Mabton    41
White Swan    66    Zillah    40
White Swan    48    Kittitas    77
White Swan    54    Moxee    55
White Swan    48    Goldendale    5‘
White Swan    60    Thorp    57
White Swan    67    Zillah    61
White Swan    46    Kittitas    58
White Swan    45    Moxee    51
White Swan    54    Goldendale    53
White Swan    40    Thorp    50

Returning Lettermen
BACK ROW (Left to Right); Lowell Campfield,
Roger Fiander, Dan Carey Gilbert Trujillo.
MIDDLE ROW; Oscar Nanez, Parke Hinman,
Eddy Winton, Pat Morrow. FRONT ROW:
Coach Bricka, Maurice Peugh, Marvin Hoff,
Dick Powers, Cecil Sanchey.
BASEBALL
The Cougars are looking forward to an exciting and successful
baseball season.
Coach Bricka has thirty-two high-spirited boys waiting to turn
out for the team; among them are twelve returning lettermen. These
boys have determination and they're out to win.
BACK ROW (Left to Right): Jerry Mauch,
Steve Farner, Don Famer, Marvin Lyons,
Alfred McGregor, Eric Ruthardt, Tim
Farner, Gerald Huck. MIDDLE ROW; Mike
Christian, Dennis Fiander, Larry Lockard,
Ben Clark, Alvin Oswalt, Kenny Wahpat,
Melvin Andrews. FRONT ROW; Bob Adams,
Melvin Oswalt, Dick Roberts, Mike Hubbard,
Mike Larson, Fred Heilman.
BACK ROW; John Winters. FRONT ROW; Parke
Hinman, Mr, Cave, Coach; Lowell Campfield.
TRACK
We have three returning lettermen in track; Lowell Campfield, Parke Hinman, and Captain
Johnny Winters. Prospects for the coming year are brighter than they were last year.
Possible point getters in the various events are Lowell Campfield and Dick Powers in the
sprints; Johnny Winters, Oscar Nanez, and Jim Alexander in the middle distances.
Lowell Campfield, Parke Hinman, Marvin Hoff, and Dick Powers are the main stays of the
880-yard relay team. In the shot-put discus and javelin, Glenn Seri, Lewis W'nalawitsa, and
Doug Pederson will pick up points. In the high jump and broad jump, Parke Hinman and Marvin
Hoff will pick up many firsts and seconds. We have no outstanding pole vaulters or hurdlers.
Boys trying for the open spots are Jerry Spencer, Ben Clark, Jerry Hubbard, Gerald Huck,
Mike Larson, Larry Lockard, and Dave Mattern.
BACK ROW: G. Huck, J. Spencer,
D. Mattern, M. Smith, L. Lockard.
SECOND ROW; C. Alexander, A. Bruce,
D. Pederson, H. Hinman, J. Alexander.
THIRD ROW; L. Umtuch, J. Hubbard,
L. Whalawitsa, L. Seri, P. Morrow,
B. Clark, M. Larson. FRONT ROW;
M. Peugh, o. Nanez, G. Seri, D. Powers,
M. Hoff.
ADVERTISING
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WE WISH TO THANK
HARRAH
Potlatch Yards
Harold's General Merchandise
Davenport's Harrah Drug
Partain's Service Station
Harrah Market
TOPPENISH
Hall Harmon Equipment
Kraff's Men's Wear
Crabtree Drugstore
Beezley Chevrolet
Toppenish Bowling and Recreation
J. C. Penney's
E. & H. Motors
Webb Tractor and Equipment
Morefield Drug
WAPATO
Kricke Hardware
Gilmore Jewelers
Vic's T.V. and Appliances
National Bank of Commerce
The Men's Shop
Me Kay's
R.R. Short Hardware
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WHITE SWAN
Wagon Wheel Cafe
White Swan Cash Market
White Swan Feed and Supply
Smith's Signal Service
YAKIMA
City Peerless Laundry and Cleaners
Orkney and Orkney Insurance
Star Clothing Company
Jed's Sports and Athletics
Rosser and Sutton
Triangle Music
Lee Semon
Central Chain and Transmission
Cascade Gold Star Dairies
Western Fuel
Gene Saunders
Pacific Fruit and Produce
OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO...............
Myer Yearbooks, Inc.
Mr. M. G. Hitchcock
Mrs. Edith Eriksen
Mr. Hale Van Scoy
Mr. Donald Ide
Mr. Earl Crosby
Mr. Dale Parton
Mr. George Bricka

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