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Trout Lake High School
Class of 1966

The Graduates:

George Arthur Bradley
Oscar Neil Manly
Mary Lou Marshall
Margaret Ann McNeel
Lila Lee Pierce
Darrol Dean Rummel

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Former classmate(s)

Roberta Ashbee
George Bradley
Alvin Campbell
Lyle Coughlin
Kenny Hylton
Judy Kauzlarich
Linda LaFollette
Oscar Manly
Kathy Marks
Geraldine Merrill
Lila Pierce
Ann Raines
Sandra Siefert
Harold Stanton
Sandra Wood
Francis Zimmerman

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 13, 1966, page 1

MARGARET MCNEEL NAMED TO GIRLS STATE FROM TROUT LAKE

David Woodruff Unit No. 192, Trout Lake, Washington is proud to announce that they have elected Margaret Ann McNeel as their delegate to Girls State at Ellensburg this year. The Girls State will meet June 14^th to the 21st.
            Margaret was born June 17, 1948 in Roy, Washington. When less than a year old her family moved back to the valley and she has resided here ever since, and attended all her school years here. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeel. Margaret is the oldest of six children. She is very active in high school activities. I will quote from her letter as follows:
            And we quote “ have been told you would like to know the offices that I have held while in high school. As a freshman, I was president of our class, a Student Council Representative, and played “A” volleyball. In my sophomore year, I was treasurer of my class and for the Student Body, played “A” volleyball, was Secretary of the Girls’ League, and would scorekeeper for basketball. This year I am treasurer for the Student Body, our class and Girls’ League. I played “A” volleyball and was scorekeeper for basketball. I have been in 4-H for five years and am a member of the Youth Group started in February.” Unquote. In addition to this she is also a good “B” student.
            The alternate is equally qualified. She is Mary Lou Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marshall. Mary was born in Vancouver December 25, 1947, and has attended all her school years here. She is the youngest of five daughters. She, too, has been active in school activities. I will quote from her letter. Quote “Freshman year: Student Council Representative; Girls’ League Songleader; B-Team Cheerleader; A-Team Volleyball. Sophomore year: Student Council Representative; Class Secretary; B-Team cheerleader; A-Team Volleyball; Member of Girls’ Quartet. Junior year: Class Secretary; Girls’ League Secretary; A-Team Cheerleaders; A-Team volleyball; Editor of the School Paper. I am also interested in activities outside of school. I belong to the new youth group started in February. I belonged to teen-age bowling league in my sophomore year in high school.” unquote. In addition she too is a “B” student.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 26, 1966, page 1

Gets Honorable Mention In Grange Test

Mary Lou Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Marshall of Trout Lake, received honorable mention in Grange Insurance Association’s scholarship competition. She is one of four alternates who may receive a scholarship in case any of the seven winners are unable to attend college.
Mary Lou will graduate this spring as salutatorian of her class. She has been active in school functions, and is editor of her school's newspaper. She plans to attend at Washington State University, where she will major in …

The Mt. Adams Sun, Bingen, WA., May 26, 1966, page 4
Includes portraits of Margaret Ann McNeel and Mary Lou Marshall

MARGARET McNEEL AND MARY MARSHALL TOP TROUT LAKE’S CLASS OF GRADUATES

Appearance is misleading – but beauty was not a factor in choosing this year's top graduates at Trout Lake High School. Margaret Ann McNeel was named Valedictorian and Mary Lou Marshall Salutatorian on the basis of outstanding academic achievement -- coupled with obvious extra-curricular leadership.
            Margaret Ann has been very active in 4H Club work. As a junior she received the “School Spirit” award and was Trout Lake's delegate to Girls’ State. This year she won the Betty Crocker “Homemaker of Tomorrow” citation.
            Her school and classmates have kept her busy in numerous positions: as a class officer all four years; student body president and treasurer; Girls’ League secretary and treasurer.
            In addition to participating in the Senior play, one-act plays and chorus, Margaret has been active in sports. She was basketball scorekeeper for three years, completed in girls track and volleyball and was volleyball captain in her junior year.
            Mary Lou is also versatile. She has been active in girls and volleyball and track. In fact, she was captain of both teams this year.
            She was a class secretary and cheerleader; member of the chorus and student council; had roles in her senior and one-act plays; and was editor of the annual and co-editor of “Trlahi.”
            Mary Lou was Prom Princess in her junior year and Prom Queen as a senior. She was secretary-treasurer of the “Letterettes” and held several Girls’ League offices as songleader, secretary and vice president.
            Other members of the class of 1966 are George Arthur Bradley, Oscar Neil Manly, Lila Lee Pierce and Darrol Dean Rummel.
            Fred Grant of the Boeing Co. will deliver the commencement address at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 2, in the school gymnasium.

The Mt. Adams Sun, Bingen, WA., May 19, 1966, page 3

BACCALAUREATE AT TROUT LAKE IS NEXT SUNDAY

Trout Lake High School Baccalaureate service will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Trout Lake Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Wm. Collier, pastor of the Trout Lake Baptist Church will speak.
            Graduation will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 2 in the Trout Lake gymnasium. Fred Grant of the Boeing Airplane Co. will be the main speaker.
            Supt. Dwight R. Kelly announces the following teachers have signed contracts for the 1966-67 school year: Mrs. Wallie Pierce, 3rd and 4th grades; Bob Freeman, 5th and 6th; Wm. Collier, 7th and 8th; Loren Gilson, high school science and math; Kenneth Donna, high school principal, coach and history.
            The following positions are not yet filled: 1^st and 2nd grade combination; (high school) English and library, shop, home economics and girls’ P.E.

The Mt. Adams Sun, Bingen, WA., May 19, 1966, page 3

BACCALAUREATE IS SUNDAY AT TROUT LAKE

Trout Lake High School will hold Baccalaureate Service for the 1966 class Sunday, May 22 at the Trout Lake Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m. Rev. William Collier, pastor of the Mt. Adams Baptist Church in Trout Lake will bring the address “What Is Your Life”.
The high school chorus directed by Mrs. Roger Stamy will sing. A mixed quartet will sing “Only One Life”.
The Baccalaureate will not only be honoring the Trout Lake High School graduating seniors, but the eighth grade graduates of the Trout Lake School.

The Mt. Adams Sun, Bingen, WA., May 19, 1966, page 5
“Trout Lake News”
(Alice Schmid)

Thursday, Kenneth Domina, one of the teachers, took Mary Marshall and Margaret McNeel to Vancouver where they attended the Honor Banquet given at the Quay Restaurant, honoring valedictorians and salutatorians of Clark, Skamania and Klickitat counties. Each girl was presented with an orchid corsage. Mr. Brooks of CWSC, Ellensburg, was the speaker.

The Mt. Adams Sun, Bingen, WA., May 19, 1966, page 5

TROUT LAKE GIRLS’ LEAGUE HOSTS SCHOOL’S ANNUAL AWARD BANQUET

The Girls’ League of Trout Lake High School held an athletic banquet on Friday, May 6. Miss Margaret McNeel, president, served as hostess to the boys athletes of Trout Lake and their parents.
            The guest of honor was Henry Rybus, executive secretary of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association. Also present were the coaches and superintendent.
            A delicious catered dinner was served by six members of the Girls’ League under the supervision of the adviser, Mrs. Josephine Wollen.
            Following the banquet, an awards program was held in the gym. Margaret McNeel introduced Mr. Rybus, who gave an interesting talk on the export importance of athletics.
            Mary Lee Holtmann sang two parodies, and Zigrida Deiders presented a hilarious monologue entitled “Dat Foolish Pasketball.”
            Ken Domina presented awards to boy and girl athletes of Trout Lake. Those receiving awards were:
            Varsity basketball: Darrel Rummel, George Bradley, David Allaway, Mike Courtney, Rick Latimer and Andy Deiders.
            Junior Varsity Basketball -- Harold Stanton, Dee Duke, Lyle Ryan, Dennis Stevens, Bruce Schmid, Cliff Duke and Bob McNeel.
            Varsity Volleyball -- Margaret McNeel, Mary Marshall, Lila Pierce, Linda Holly, Zigrida Deiders, Donita Allaway and Wanita Stanton.
            Junior Varsity Volleyball -- Patty Schmid, Zoe Hollenbeck, Mary Lee Holtman, Lori Knutson and Linda Neal.
            Cross Country – Dee Duke, Darrel Rummel, Mike Courtney, Harold Stanton, Robert McNeel and Randy Schmid.
            Boys’ Track -- Darrel Rummel, David Alloway, Dee Duke, Ron Schmid, Mike Courtney, Lyle Ryan, Robert McNeel, Dennis Stevens, Andy Deiders and Cliff Duke.
            Girls’ Track -- Margaret McNeel, Mary Marshall, Linda Holly, Zigrida Deiders, Donita Allaway, Cathy Stamy and Lori Knutson.
            Basketball Co-Captains -- Darrel Rummel and David Allaway.
            Volleyball Co-Captains -- Mary Marshall and Lila Pierce.
            Girls Track Co-Captains -- Mary Marshall and Zigrida Deiders.
            Larry Hylton Memorial Award for Basketball Managers -- Ben Langfield.
            Most Valuable Basketball Player -- Darrel Rummel.
            Most Valuable Volleyball Player -- Donita Allaway.

The Mt. Adams Sun, Bingen, WA., May 26, 1966, page 7
“Trout Lake News”
(Alice Schmid)

Baccalaureate Service was held in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening with Rev. Collier as speaker. Special music was given by the High School Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Roger Stamy, accompanied by Miss Kathy Stamy at the piano; and a quartet from the Baptist Church consisting of Mrs. Gary Scott, Mrs. Wm. Collier, Monte Pearson and Tom Elefritz accompanied by Mrs. George Pearson at the piano. Kathy Stamy also played an instrumental prelude “To Spring” and the recessional “Calm” as well as the music for the service.

The Mt. Adams Sun, Bingen, WA., June 9, 1966, page 1

AWARDS GIVEN AT TROUTLAKE COMMENCEMENT

The following awards were presented at Trout Lake High School’s Commencement program, Thursday, June 2.
            Margaret McNeel: Valedictorian trophy and medal, Betty Crocker “Homemaker of Tomorrow” award and pin; and PTA scholarship.
            Mary Lou Marshall: Salutatorian trophy and medal.
            Darrel Rummel: National Math Award and medal.
            Linda Holly: School Spirit award, trophy and medal.
            Patty Schmid: Girls’ State award.
            Andy Deiders and Ben Langfield: Perfect Attendance.

The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., June 2, 1966, page 6

TROUT LAKE HI COMMENCEMENT TO BE JUNE 2

Commencement for the graduating class of the Trout Lake High School will be held Thursday evening, June 2, at 8 o'clock in the gymnasium with Margaret Ann McNeel as Valedictorian and Mary Lou Marshall as Salutatorian. Mr. Fred Grant of the Boeing Company will deliver the address.
            Margaret Ann McNeel has been active in school as Student Body President, Girls’ League president, Student Body treasurer, Girls’ League Secretary, and Girls’ League treasurer. She participated in girls’ track and volleyball and was basketball scorekeeper for 3 years as well as a volleyball captain in her junior year. She was also active in the senior play, one act plays and chorus. As a Junior, she won the “School Spirit” award. She is this years winner of the Betty Crocker “Homemaker Tomorrow” award and was active in 4-H Club work. Miss McNeel was also a delegate to Girls’ State and served all four years as a class officer.
            Mary Lou Marshall has been active in girls’ volleyball and track and was Co-Captain of this years volleyball and track teams. She belonged to the chorus, student council and Letterettes. She was a cheerleader, Girls’ League songleader, Girls’ League secretary, Girls’ League Vice President and Letterettes secretary-treasurer. She participated in the senior play, one act plays and was Prom Princess in her junior year and Prom Queen in her senior year. She was also Annual Editor, Tralhi, Co-Editor, and class secretary.
            The graduating seniors are as follows: George Arthur Bradley, Margaret Ann McNeel, Oscar Neil Manly, Mary Lou Marshall, Lila Lee Pierce and Darrol Dean Rummel.
            Baccalaureate was held on Sunday evening, May 22, at 7:30 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church at Trout Lake.

The Goldendale Sentinel, Goldendale, WA., June 9, 1966, section 2, page 1

GRADUATION HELD AT TROUTLAKE

Graduation exercises were held at Troutlake Thursday, June 2.
The Valedictorian trophy and medal was presented to Margaret McNeel with the Salutatorian trophy and medal going to Mary Lou Marshall.
Other awards presented were Darrol Rummel, National Math award and medal; Margaret McNeel, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award and pin and PTA scholarship; Linda Holly, school spirit award, trophy and medal; Andy Deiders and Ben Langfield, perfect attendance; and Patty Schmid, Girls State award.