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Trout Lake High School
Class of 1951

Information source: a 1993 list created by a Class-reunion committee.
These names need confirmed!

William Cole Barney
Lois June Hollenbeck
Bernice Laurel Peterson
Barbara Carol Quackenbush
Nancy Ruth Woodruff

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Former classmate(s)

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., August 25, 1950, page 1

TROUT LAKE SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 5TH
Teaching Staff Announced, Harold Anderson, of New Teacher In Valley

            TROUT LAKE, Aug. 23 (Special) -- Trout Lake schools will open on Tuesday, September 5 for the 1950-51 school year. The teaching staff will be much the same as last year, with Miss Hogan and Miss Kelso, Primary teachers, Mrs. Whitson fourth and fifth grades, and Mr. Whitson seventh and eighth grade teacher. Mr. Harold Anderson of Everett, Wash., is the new sixth-grade teacher. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Barney return to teach in the high school along with Mr. Ingman, the superintendent.
            Mrs. Davis will again be in charge of the school lunch program with Miss Rose Ann Quackenbush assisting her. Mr. Swartz returns as school custodian. Mr. Dick Lewis will drive school bus this year.
            It will not be necessary for high school students to register the week preceding the opening of school this year as registration was held last spring. New high school students should register the week of August 28 to September 1 at the high school office, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Standard Time. Last year's eighth-graders also registered for classes last spring and will not have to register again. Student fees and lunch tickets should be paid the first day of school. Lunch tickets should be paid for the first day of each month. If paid in this manner it will help us considerably in our bookkeeping.
            The school will open on standard time. The bus route the first day will be the same as used at last spring. The bus will be one hour later than usual the first day at school will take up at 10 a.m. and be dismissed at 1:30 the first day. School lunch will be served opening day, September 5, and each school day thereafter.
            Birth certificates should be presented for first graders new to the community.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 1, 1951, page 5

TROUT LAKE VALLEY NEWS

TROUT LAKE, May 31 (Special) -- Graduation services were held last Thursday evening in the school gym and a large crowd attended. The guest speaker was the Rev. Doleman of Hood River. The graduation class of 1951 are Nancy Woodruff, Lois Hollenbeck, Barbara Quackenbush, Bernice Peterson, and William Barney.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 22, 1951, page 5

TROUT LAKE GIRL AT GIRLS’ STATE

            Julia Johnson of Trout Lake High School has been selected to represent Unit No. 192 of the American Legion Auxiliary at Evergreen Girls State to be held at the Central Washington College of Education, Ellensburg, from June 23rd to July 1st.
            There will be approximately 250 girls at the Girls State, besides the staff and Senior and Junior Counselors. This is a nationwide program, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and is a camp for nine days, where a well-planned program on Americanism and Citizenship is brought to the girls. It is a non-partisan and non-political attempt to teach and inoculate in the youth of America, a love of God, Home and Country. It develops a better understanding of the construction, the purpose and operation of our democratic form of government by combining the theory of government, as taught in our high schools, with the actual practice of government which participation in Girls’ State provides.
            The girls have their own city, county and state government. They elect their own city, county and state officials. They learn the duties of various public offices, their functions, their limitations and their powers. They have their own legislature, introduce and argue their own bills. They make and enforce ordinances regulating their cities, and conduct their own elections. They have their own police force, court of law, and administer justice. The girl has a chance to learn for herself that her government is just what she makes it.