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

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 First Row—Winona Smoots, Olive Larson, Lois Knudson, Pat Taylor, Barbara Lamp, Ardis Hofland, Velma Allen, Colleen Hansen. Second Row—Freda Scranton, Inez Olander, Ruth Oberg, Naomi Turkovich, Phyllis Lancaster. Marie Olson. Margie Shank, Jo Anne Lounds- berry. Third Row—Florence Millis, Katherine Gursch, Rosella Ergler, Doris Pelton. Alice Chamness, Louise Bulle, Roberta Rogers, Shirley Hayden, Esther Warded. Fourth Row— Alene Langdon, Jean Rayburn, Doris Brooks. Evelyn Rice, Lucille Strotz, Charlotte Matthie- sen. Mary Jane McDonald, Caroline Moll, Maureen Cyra. Dorothy Gray, Pauline Westerlund. First Row—Clayton Ragsdale, Louis Balholm, Joe Ochampaugh. Bill Anderson, Byron Val- liant. Melvin Mayer. Jim Darrow. Second Row—Don Spencer. Bill Wolf. Bernard Willow, Lyle Vick. Dick Lundberq, Jack Holtz, Harold Coz. Third Row—Don Morris, Leroy Strand, Don Westby, Da vid Willow, Lloyd Manes, Fred Scranton, Don Couture, Perry Robins. Fourth Row—Earl Greathouse. Kenneth Crow. Bob Sluman, Carroll Aberge, Dick Cumbow, Gene Keller, Don Lallemand, George Arnot. 19

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After watching the Junior class for three years, I feel I can tell you as much or more about their accomplishments as anyone. This year they have been very active. A Junior Prom, which proved successful, was given in April. Another undertaking which proved successful was the party given for the Seniors. They had eight football lettermen, who hope to be a part of a winning team next year. They also had five basketball lettermen, one of which was chosen for the All-County Basketball Team. The brilliance was shown by their nineteen members in Honor Society. All of the Junior girls took part in the annual Girls' League Mixer. Three students showed their dramatic ability by performing in the All-School Play. Yes, I see that the Juniors have spent an active year, accomplishing a great deal, and I hope to see them do even better as Seniors. ie

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You Sophomores have had a successful year. While looking back over this school year I find 9 football lettermen and 5 basketball lettermen from your class. In honor so- ciety I find 23 students, which I might say is pretty good. At the beginning of the year the Sophomores gave the poor little Frosh a party. The date was September 29. In the all-school play, held on February I, were 6 members of your industrious class. The Soph- omore girls found they really had a lot of talent in their class and took first place in the annual Girls' League Mixer contest held among the classes each year. You also came out second in the sale of the annual. May your junior year be as successful as the past year has been. 20