Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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BOYS' CLUB Among the many activities of the Boys’ Club engaged in the past year was a joint program with the Girls’ League. A successful noon league has! etball schedule was held. Bob Williams’ Bone Crushers won the championship. Several speakers from the Air Base, and various sport movies were presented throughout the year. Mr. Tavenner had a lot of interest in the Boys’ Club this year, and proved himself to be a very capable and efficient adviser. THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR PEP CLUB This club consists of a group of thirty-six girls from the Junior and Senior classes. Dur- ing the year it was their purpose to help keep the students eager to go to the games and keep up the pep of the school. During the football season, pom poms were sold. The girls decorated the goal posts for a few of the games. A peppy v.rilj team was formed under the lead- ership of the three majorettes. Their uniforms were all white with letttermen sweaters. They did not drill at many games, but at least they were out there helping the boys on to victory. They drilled at one basketball game and one foot- ball game. Schedule pencils were sold for the basketball games. On these pencils were the schedules for all the basketbal lgames in the league tourna- ment. The tournament dates were also given on these pencils. The annual Pep Club tolo was sponsored in the spring. The theme for the tolo was “Sadie Hawkins’ Day.” A big crowd came out for this, and refreshments were served afterwards. This closes another year of the Junior-Senior Pep Club and we are hoping to have a much better club next year. THE EAGLE The Fagle is issued monthly by the Juniors and Seniors who are members of the journalism class. The paper is printed on the multilith ma- chine anj is sold at two cents per copy. The names of more than four hundred service men and women are listed in it. Miss Satre is the adviser. GIRLS' LEAGUE This year the Girls’ League has had many successful projects. Some of them are as fol- lows : Two Girls’ Fun Nights. Cleaning the trophy case. Girls’ mixer. Volleyball and basketball league. Ping-pong tournament. Piano contest. Joint Girls’ League and Boys’ Club program. We have had a very successful year under the leadership of Miss Harris, our adviser. FROSH-SOPH PEP CLUB This year is the first year the Freshmen and Sophomores have had a Pep Club. Previously the Freshmen were not eligible to be members of the club. Twelve girls were chosen from each class to form the club. We took an active part in help- ing with the ReJ Cross sewing and we put on one successful pep assembly before the Snoho- mish game. LETTERMEN'S CLUB This year initiation was held at Pop Gunn’s home. Six new beys were initiated into the club. Refreshments were served afterwards. The club also sponsored a party for the Ketchikan basket- ball team. They have not been quite so active as in previous years. Page 25

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Clubs Girls7 League Boys7 Club President Vice President Pat Hayden Anne Murphy President Vice President Howard Davis Secretary Dorothy Elefson Secreta ry-Treasurer Treasurer Rettv Frv Sergeant-at-Arms Representatives were: Donna Jean Allen, Senior; Janice Edfast, Junior; Evelyn Hagen, Sophomore; Lou Ellen Orser, Freshman. Junior and Senior Pep Club President Peggy Wangsmo Vice President Jeanne Veilleux Frosh-Soph Pep Club Secretary Sally Fingarson a Treasurer Ruby Johansen Yell Leader Pat Robb Adviser Miss Sohlberg Treasurer Dorothy Gray Yell Leaders Marjorie Shank Florence Hillis The Eagle Club Adviser Mrs. Hawley (No officers) Lettermen7s Club President Bud Hatley Vice President Gerry Hawley Secretary-Treasurer Elmer Thompson Page 2 It

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HONOR SOCIETY President Vice President Secretary. Treasurer Adviser Bill Snelson Doug Stowe Janice Edfast Norma Stave Mr. Henning CHORUS (No Officers) President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Adviser F. F. A. John Hillis Carl Nielsen Carl Gregersen .............Eric Johnson Bob Williams .............Mr. Langdon Page 26