Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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Juniors As sophomores, the class of '44 voted Gordon Culp, president: Kenny Mounts, vice- president: and Barbara Brown, secretary-treasurer. Now juniors, the class has really shown a lot of school spirit. The year got olf to a good start with Don Larberg leading his class as president, Alvin Martin, secretary, and Marnie Grogan, treasurer. A Three boys who made letters in both football and basketball were Earl McGinnis, Don Larberg and Lewis Ryan. Bob Porter, Raymond Parker, Leroy Hagen, and Jim Waugh also re- ceived letters in football, and Ken- ny Mounts received a letter in bas- ketball. Betty Lou Holton, Barbara Brown, Jimmie Johnson, Bette Lu Crouch, Gordon Culp, Leroy Ha- gen, and Don Larberg were among those who took part in the plays presented this year. A Junior Prom held late in the year was a great success owing to the work of many committees. The class of '44 has been very active and is looking forward to next year when they will return as seniors. I JUNIOR OFFICERS Row 1, left to right: Grogan, Larberg. Row 2: Kane, Anderson. Sophomores u Against the sneers and jeers of the upperclassmen the sophomore class of 1945Abegan its career as members of the Auburn High School. A At the first meeting the class elected officers, Art Towne, presi- dent! Jack Hagen, vice-president: and Charles Johnson, secretary- treasurer. Miss Rudolph and Mr. Schumacher were class advisers. Basketball and football saw many sophomores turning out, al- though George Hawley, in basket- ball, was the only letterman. Next SOPHOMORE OFFICERS year these boys, along with the left to ri ht Ha en Towne Johnson juniors' will help to form the nu, cleus around which the teams will be made. The teams were strongly supported by the sophomores, lead by Gloria Vick, the sophomore yell leader. , Wayne Carson and Allan Gonder had roles in 'lWhy the Chimes Rang and Ever Since, Eve, while JoAnn Wayde and Pearl Wilson were active on the production staff of the latter. A pep dance which the class sponsored was very successful. In all other activities sophomores made a place for themselves, and now look forward to' two more years at A.H.S. Row 1, g : g , , . Row 2: Schumacher. Rudolph.

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Grace Turley John Waldron Leota Walker Helene Vtfard James Warren Jim Waugh Norma Williamson Betty York Lois O'Day Elvi Olsson Wesley Otey Nixie Oman Lorraine Ostby Coral Pagett Raymond Parker Joyce Patterson John Peckenpaugh Bob Porter Betty Race Marcella Reese Helen Remington Don Rippey Pearl Schlais Cleora Ruley Lewis Ryan Adele Skirving Enid Sparhawk Betty Smith Jack Smoczyk Bill Steiling Winifred Towner Bill Tuk

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Row l-Baker, Brittell, Chadwick, Albro, Burlington, Arnold, Anderson, Betschart Row 2-Beatty, Boddy, Bikkcrs, Avery, Boere, Brown, Boettcher, Babnick. Row 3-Binns, Cummings, Burnham, Axtcll, Carson, Bastrom, Burgencr, So Qomoreb Row l--lko? Duggan, Houser, Fiman, Heier, Furtwangler, Fanning. Gibbs. Isbill. Row 2-Hough, Hecrsink, Hcyl, Engelhard, Hopkins, Farness, Fletcher, Gantz. Row 3-Eberle, Gonder, Hagen, Hanson, Hawley, Huseby, Ciierke, Henncbcck.