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

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ycatiOTA Left to right—Vice-President, Bob Smith; Secretary. Marilyn Peterson; President, Everett Tiland; Treas- urer, Howard Robb; Yell Leader. Tiny Barkley. Not in picture. JUNIOR CLASS ACCOMPLISHMENTS 19 members in Torch Honor Society. 16 football lettermen. 6 basketball lettermen. 3 track lettermen. Gave Junior-Senior Party. Gave successful Junior Prom. 16 girls in Drill Team. 4 baseball lettermen. COLORS: Maroon and White. MOTTO: Rowing, Not Drifting.

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SENIOR ACTIVITIES SENIOR PLAY The class of 1946, capably performed the hilarious comedy farce, Love Your Neighbor, by Albert Johnson. It was the happy fusion of folk comedy, whose characters were realistic and lovable. The situ- ations in Love Your Neighbor, though dizzy, are probable, and in good taste. The characters, in order of first appearances are: Wingy Vashki Dora Vashki Flora Vashki Emil Vashki Anna Vashki Biddy Brady Mrs. Jonas Tessy Vashki Luke Watson Oswald Frederick Dick Cumbow Marjorie Shank Alene Langdon Earl Greathouse Barbara Lamp Maureen Cyra Florence Hillis Colleen Hansen Don Spencer Leroy Strand Johnny Jones Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Bixby Maxey Judge Patrick Percival Ping Grandma Vashki Sarabelle Juvabelle Dixie Jones Harold Cox Carolyn Moll Dorothy Gray Jack Holtx David Willow Lloyd Manes JoAnn Lounsbury Olive Larson Pat Taylor Louise Bulle SENIOR BALL The class of 46 gave their Senior Ball on November 16, 1945. The gala event was held in the gymnasium of the High School. Mel Odegard s orchestra played. Forty Fathoms Deep was the theme of the Ball and the decorations were carried out as such. Two sides of the gym were covered with large paintings of sea animals and plants. The other two walls were covered with fish nets made of netted crepe paper. The streamers were blue and white and produced the effect of waves. In the center of the floor was a treasure chest and a large black octopus was seated on top of the chest. All in all it was a great success. 21

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 First Row—Bonnie Fry, Minnie Richardson, Lenore Erickson, Gloria Hutton, Margaret McFarland, Rita Franklin, Jackie Spencer. Second Row—Merilyn Peterson. Colleen Cruver, Rose Jacobson, Marilyn Jensen, Dorothy Prather, Faith Butterfield, Ruth Baker, Donna Stowe. Third Row—Leona Lind, Norma Baird. Murell Amundson. Dorothy Brown, Audrey Houser, Lois Me- Gladrey, Bonnie Thomsen, Jean Backstrom. Fourth Row—Kathryn Fulfs. Eunice Haack, Doris Birkestol, Dorothy Boursaw, Lorraine Tri, Dorothy Peterson, Jean Hoidal, Edith Harti, Darlene Sesby. Fifth Row—Joy Verduin, Ruby Armstrong, Sue Lindblom, Rose Marie Dellwing, Marian Bryan, Ardelle Jensen, Doris Fingarson, Marjorie Johansen, Lou Ellen Orser. First Row—Clifford Galaugher. Melvin Ledbetter. Art Hoery, Bob Carlson. Jim Lee, Glenn Turk. Second Row—Basil Davis, Dale Vick, Raymond McClure, John Moll, Dennis Alskog, Lawrence Hefner, Tom Stroebe. Third Row—Kenny Johnson, Darrell Morris, Art Moll. Bob Smith, Everett Tiland, Herbert Eliasen, Bob Willet. Fourth Row—Bob Wallitner, Wally Deeter, Erland Elfson, Bernie Bernier, Roy Aken, Jack Thorson, Gerry Hurn. Fifth Row—Gerold Holland, Joe Buchanan, George Trott. Caloway Maxwell, Bob Cohoon, Bill Kesinger, Roland Arvidson. Truman Stansfield. 23