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

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T7 K — Fi st Row—Beverly Daniels. Norma Sarchett, Rosella Schroedl. Alyce Gibbons, Doris Gunderson, Bertha Bemis, Frances Reinhold. Second Row—Myrtle Shuttz, Donna Jacobs. Deloris Hanner, Edna Haas, Marian Knudson, Joyce Evans, Thelma Swanson. Moana Thomas. Third Row—Opal Fingarson, Inez Shuttz, Lois Zimmerman, Marcella Perrenoud, Vera Ames, Irene Bollingberg, Elizabeth Krischano, Jean Klein, Loretta Boursaw. Fourth Row—Eloise Best. Mary Moody, Lois Parsons, Donna Jensen, Joy Butterfield, Betty Williams, Colleen Ledbetter, Mary Carol Holland. Firth Row—Willow Cyra. Gloria Joergenson, Dolores Simkins, Lois Warburton, Betty Udeen, Fredda Lamp, Mary Louise Soper, Doris Lounsbury, Rse Brevik. F st Row—Edgar Holland, Smitty Smith, Gordon Lark, Bob Becker. Thomas Slayton, Alan Setherly, George Willet, Thys Boon. Richard Miller. Second Row—Jim Blair, Dick Lorenzen, Jesse McFarland, Clayton Thompson, Claudie Lind, Roy Hiett, Gordon Herz, Stuart Liddle, James McGregor. Third Row—Melvin Anderson. Rick Preston, Charles Matthiesen, Lloyd Kackman, Donald Garka. Arlan Kronfuse, Claude Nelson, Jack Thompson. Robert Cavanaugh. Fourth Row—Gordon Lanfer. Raymond Cote. Jack Spencer, Ivan Bjorn, Dewey Wright, Joseph Coff- man, Sidney Nible, Arthur Swanson. Dick White. Fifth Row—Martin Haack, James Jack, Leander Amundson, Dell Foster. Carmen Kyle. Gene Ruthruff. Harold Jacobs, Harley Olson, Gale Well. Dick Foster, Clarence Fulfs. 27

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THE YELL LEADERS Do you remember how the Gauls went forth into battle shouting and singing? Ac- cording to a tradition, such action created high spirits and bravery. For this same reason we choose cheer leaders to lead us in yells, which cheer our teams on to victory. Billy Sluman was yell king this year. The two girls who gave Billy their undying sup- port were Velma Allen and Esther Wardell. Congratulations to the yell-leaders, who led us in many a yell this year. THE EAGLE The school paper was published by the Journalism and Multilith students under the supervision of Miss Satre and Mrs. Bean. With the cooperation of everyone in the Journalism Class a fine paper has been published twice a month. F.F.A. Under the leadership of: PRESIDENT—GEROLD HOLLAND VICE-PRESIDENT—PERRY ROBBINS SECRETARY—BASIL DAVIS TREASURER—JOHN EYLANDER REPORTER—ROLAND ARVIDSON WATCH DOG—ALAN JOHNSON With the help of our adviser, Mr. Langdon, a successful Barn Dance was given in the Farm Shop. Teams were entered in the various contests which included livestock judg- ing, potato grading, forage and seed crop identification, poultry culling and dairy products judging. A basketball game was played with the other F.F.A. chapters but the main event of the year was the Father and Son Banquet, which was held March 22nd. GIRLS1 LEAGUE The Arlington Girls Leaque holds character, leadership, scholarship, and service as the ideals which girls should work for and help to assist other girls in attaining this goal. The 1945-1946 officers were: PRESIDENT—DOROTHY GRAY VICE-PRESIDENT—CAROLYN MOLL SECRETARY—LOU ELLEN ORSER TREASURER—OLIVE LARSON The class representatives for 1945-1946 were: SENIOR—MARY SKAGLUND JUNIOR—DARLENE SESBY SOPHOMORE—ELSIE KACKMAN FRESHMAN—NORMA SARCHETT With the help of our adviser, Miss Harris, we have had many outstanding activities, some of which were: I. Biq and Little Sister Parties; 2. The Annual Mixer which was won by the Sophomores: 3. Volleyball and Basketball leagues; 4. Ping pong tourna- ment; 5. Joint Girls’ League and Boys' Club program; 6. A program for the benefit of the Red Cross, and 7. A speaker. PEP CLUB This year's officers for the Pep Club were: PRESIDENT—BARBARA LAMP VICE-PRESIDENT—MARJORIE SHANK SECRETARY—MERILYN PETERSON TREASURER—MARY JANE McDONALD DRILL LEADER—COLLEEN HANSEN Under the supervision of Mrs. Hawley, we gave a successful Pep Club assembly and Pep Club Tolo. The most outstanding achievement of the year was the development of their drill team. They performed at several home games. Much pep and enthusiasm were in- spired by this club. 29