Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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D oLo1xEs ALLABD Senior Editor .A..... i.i.,,,IA....., I OAN HERBERT Co-Art Editor A.... ......... K ARLENE PAUTZKE Picture Editor ....,. ..r.,,..........., C LISTA SELLERS Sports Editor .......A..,..A.A.. ...,,,,... R ON BEHRBAUM Senior Photographer ...i,., .,............. G ENE STARKEY Adviser ..,......,.,....,.......,. .i.i.,.. IN IR. JOHN HANSCOM if 'x . rf, . IQ A ,ix . A Q 5' ,K .11 Q -,, 'Zi 3-K X S 'ai ns. 'Sf --is I V was .-7 ' 1 J, as . f, ,1,f.,n an iam 3 ,W if ' l HIGHEST SCHOLARSHIP HONORS First How-Dolores Allard, Lois Botting, Sharon Brandt, Roger Brown. Qin U Second Row-Lorraine Doll, Marilyn Ex ans, Nancy Flet- cher Donna Laurent. Tlnrfl Row-Frank Miles, Barbara kyberg, Marilyn Peter- ? son Deanna Sherwood ,Q Fourth Row-Susan Sprenger Dorothv Tonstad. SALUTE T O SCHOLARSHIP For consistently high standards of achievement in academic work, these fourteen students, com- prising approximately seven per cent of the senior class, have been awarded top scholastic honors for 1956. Auburn Senior High School is proud of these outstanding students and is sorry to lose them. The connnunity of Auburn looks forward to the ability and leadership which these young people will undoubtedly' furnish in future years. Honor students. Auburn salutes youf CLASSES X qif? ? p 4 CX 'Q if K . G- , 2' ,xx msg, LQ r f1 'w i Mg 6 L V ,hi , H A as ! i 7' 4 A f ld 'fx i i 'N 'vs I . f .' QM K. N lg . . J .N 1 Q L ,X ',f -3 g X . l' ' 4 N 7' gx i Q 'UN ,x GM 1 yt I 3- l J 5 tx ,h 'Gu E. V 1 J Avxs i oi,f:: if L ,NN x L , -.. E N X A L U H .259 A 2' .4 v , 1 if -,V A It HQ- I' if A Q 'frfjj 4-W 5 -Q 5 , -i . 5- is , rr - N rs' 1 - W ',.,,J , EN, ff , ii' 9 i 's Y 9 I Ax fa if A 2 yi 7 . 4 Q .ec '. - X, 'W , f X 1, Q Left- ' go nigm- Dr. Rolland II. 'l Mr. Paul Upton McCurdy Superintendent Principal FACULTY I-iirst Row-Mr. Ernest Amos Qliaskeiball, Driver Training, Social Studiesj, Mr. john Blake lAgriculturcD, Mr. Elio Cava flinglishl, Mrs. Ena Cunningham LHome Economicsl, Mr. John Davis QArt, Audio-Visual Aidsl, Mrs, Hilda Dupree fl-Iome Economicsj, Mr. Rodney Gruver iDistributive Education, Englishl. Scvonrl Hou--Mrs, YVilnm Hamilton 1Dmma, English, Dsbate, Spec-chi, Mr. Iohn Hanscom lSocinl Studies, Annualb, Mr. Robert Heaton iSpunishH, Mr. Gordon Heritage iChemiSiry, Physicsi. Mr. Claude Hostettcr LVic1:-Principal, Boys' Advisvrj, Miss Phyllis Hultccn gLilvrari.ini, Bliss Cecelia Kane 1Cominercial, Girls' Adviserl. Third Roux-Mr. Xorliind King tlfootball. Physical Educationj, Mr. David Larin CEnglish, Attendancel, Mr. Ted Lea Cliistory, Commercial Mathcnmticsi, Mr. Lyle Munson Lliandl, Mr. James Mays iBioi0gyi, Mrs. Arvada McFarland CGeometryJ, Mr. George McKee QMu5icJ. liourrh Rim'-Mrs, Frances Biesso 1OHice-i, Mr. Clifford Xeufann fAuto Mechanicsj, Mrs. Ellen Potter CCemian, Englishj, Miss Vesta Pur- si-Il iCommt-rn-i.iii, Mr. Mnrxin SL-hwcikl LCommercialJ, Mr. jack Shinkoskey QEngli5h, Ioumalismj, Mr. Frank Stumpf lCommcrcial7. Fifth Rmu-Mrs. Niiirgnrut Trimble iPliysicnl Educationl, Mr. Vance Venn fAgricultureJ, Mrs. Margaret VVeick fCommcrcialj. Sxlrili Row-Mr. D.ill.is Zoilingcr g5liop7. STUDENT M COUNCIL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Upper left-Chuck Blacksmith, President. Upper right-Dick Brady, Vice-President Lower left-Sharon Brandt, Secretary. Lower right-Dorothy Tonstad, Treasurer. First How-jean Nishimoto, Edith Miles, Glad'delle Dornholt, Judy Scalise, Dorothy Tonslad, Dick Brady, Chuck Blacksmith, Sharon Brandt, Jeanne Fox, Lois Botting, Sharon Murphy, Ellen Asplund. Second Row-Jim Skrivan, Joe Laurent, Terry Girod, Bill Farrow, Sandy March, Tim Smith, Dick Beasley, Carol Payne, Audrey Schulte, Marjo Ellestacl, Barbara Nyberg. Third Row-Tom Matson, Russell Olson, Stcvc Lighllc, Sam Martin, lloger Duprcl, Lelloy Spurhuwk, Ralph Ilamlin, Don Cook, Duvc Grnahl. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of the student body oflicers, class presidents, boys' and girls' club presidents, a representative from the song and yell staff, editor of the Invader, editor of the Trojan Trumpet, and a representative from each roll room. Homecoming was the big event sponsored by the Student Body. Despite losing thc football game to the Enumclaw Hornets, 20-13, Homecoming was one of the outstanding events of the year. Under the strong leadership of the Student Council, Auburn Senior High completed another successful year. J, 111 memory of Mrs. Barbara Toevs Myers December 19, 1931 October 2, 1955 N TRIBUTE to one Whose Work, loyalty, and friendship will long be remem bered: To one who is always willing to help a student in time of need To one who has set a perfect example for us to follow- We, the student body, respectfully dedicate this 1956 Invader Mn. PAUL NICCURDY 59, Yu., Douglas f Sam J Martin President it -- LeRoy Sparhawk V ice-President ,. -157' Roger Brown Secretary-Treasurer A -:tf f:- ,sv as 1, - -ef., ' -' .t Lx? Maurice Lawson S crgeant-at-Arms SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Morro: Seek and ye shall find COLOR: Green and White FLOWER: White Iris As WE step forth into the future, we think back to 1953, when we entered the new high school as hopeful Sophomores. Our leaders were Barbara Nyberg as president, Don Cook as vice-president and Lois Botting as secre- tary-treasurer. XVe were well represented by Dolly Gonzales on the song staff. Dolly was also our homecoming princess with Roger Duprel as prince. XVe had a very successful Sophomore Hop, the Touchdown Twirlf' The next year we came back as striving juniors under the enthusiastic leadership of Don Cook as president, LeRoy Sparhawk as vice-president, and Dolores Allard as secretary-treasurer. The boys went out full force for sports this year, and were well supported by Dolly Gonzales, Glad'delle Domholt, and Eleanor Nelson on the yell staff. Chosen to reign over the homecoming festivities were Eleanor Nelson as princess and Bob johnson as prince. The juniors heartily participated' in plan- ning and decorating for the junior-Senior Ball. The theme was Snowflake Serenade. The long awaited day has arrived. It is September 7, 1955, and we are now the mighty Seniors. XVe rolled under way with Sam Martin as president, LeRoy Sparhawk as vice-president, Roger Brown as secretary-treasurer, and Sam Lawson as sergeant-at-arms. Our student body leaders were Chuck Black- smith as president, Dick Brady as vice-president, Sharon Brandt as secretary, and Dorothy Tonstad as treasurer. Our class of 56 was ready for big things ahead. Excitement filled the air as the football season arrived. Although our championship football dreams were not fulfilled, the senior boys participated wholeheartedly trying to put the Trojans on top. The team chose Roger Dup- rel as honorary captain, and Dick Brady received the coaches, achievement award. Glad'delle Domholt and jerrene Tate represented us on the yell staff with Diana Sedgemore and Dolly Gonzales on the song staff. One of the biggest events of the year was homecoming. History repeated itself when Dolly Gonzales and Roger Duprel were chosen to reign over the festivities as Queen and King. The big homecoming game was a thriller with the Enumclaw Hornets nosing out the Trojans 20 to 13. XVith the end of the football season, our attention turned enthusiastically toward basketball. -As the season progresses, we have hopes of attending the district tournament. The seniors, Bob johnson Qcaptainj, Don Cook, Sam Mar- tin, Roger Duprel, Ron Behrbaum, Stuart jones, Floyd Knudtson and Dick Brady are keeping the Trojans in the thick of the battle. The Seniors turned out with full force to make the junior-Senior Ball the success it was. The theme was Cupid,s Capers. As we, the class of 1956, go forth to seek further success, we can always look back and be proud of the many achievements of our three years in Auburn Senior High School. uns... ' 'MN mardi? ANN ADAMS CTexj Should I agreeiv' Commercial Club, Future Nurses Club, Attendance Office. ALBERT ANDERSON CAndyJ Watch the birdie D.E. Club, F.F.A. ELLEN ASPLUND A person liked by all.', Invader Editor, Girls Club Correspondence Secretary. Girls Club Cabinet, Commercial Club, Green Peppers, Drama Club, F.H.A., Invader. JERRY ADAIR The will to work, to achievef, Spanish Club 2, Honor Society 2, Science Club 8. MARGIE LYNN ANDERSON CPawgeJ Another small package. G.A.A. Club 2, 3, 44 llonor Society 25 F.H.A. 25 Soph. Assembly, Junior Assemblyg D.E.Club 4, Attendance Oilice 3, 4. DICK BATES Cjukr-7 Girls are none of my concern. F.F.A. ANDREA ALBORG Q Andy J Satisfied with life. Commercial Club. KENNETH ARRINGTON School Ls' just un everyday task. Track, Choir. RUTH BAKER A good disposition. Girls Club Treasurer 3. Camera Club 15 Nurses Club 2. RICHARD AKERS Just me and the boysf' Cheerleader 3, Choir Secretary 8. Key Club, Choir, Boys Quartet, Future Teachers Club. MLCKIE ARMSTRONG A friendly smile for eoeryanef, Choir, Sextette, Girls Trio, Commercial Club, Ski Club, Futurc Tcuclicrs Club. RON BEHRBAUM fBombJ Silence is bliss? Football, Basketball, Track, Future Teachers Club, Band, Camera Club. ', i i i.,-5 Vu., f..,..,. .. ' f,,. ,. f,.V,- ,,f..g:.i: f i '. f' Y if: .',' 312, 9521? I 'L'V'V Q C . ' hh . liisli p . DOLORES ALLARD fDee7 Sl1e's small, but she knowsf, jr. Class Secretary, Art Club Secretary, Girls Club Cabinet 8, Commercial Club Secretary 3, Annual Art Editor. Art Club 1, 2, 39 Commercial Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, Girls Club Cubinct 3, Choir 3. HAROLD BANKS lPig5z,y Banksj Tl1iuk1'll Illllllllghv ADA BANKS A girl of few words. F.H.A. Parliamentarian. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3. 'Y' Jig ,Fir K Qs- FHANCES JEAN HEATH Nat all interesting things happen in school. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Language Club GAA So h . - - -, 11 - Assembly, Tennis Team, D.E. Club, Future Teachers Club. LARRY KLEIN Don't let my quietness fool you. ELINOR KING She is always iust lwr own quiet self? 1 ,H.A. Club 2. fait fr' Ll' .qs- 414' 'O -af' 3 were , In Q55 ini JOHNSON One little guy who takes life as it Ls! D.E. Club Treasurer. Intramural Basketball, Track, Future Teachers Club, Camera Club. NINA YVONNE JOHNSON W'aiting for a sunny day. F.I-I.A. 2, Commercial Club 3. BIAURICE LAXVSOX Me und my motor scooter. F.F.A. President, Boys Club Council, Student Council. F.F.A., Boys A, Trojan Knight, Track. 1-3 BARBARA HENLINE lBarber2 I really mean it now. Commercial Club 3, Choir 4, Operetta 4. FLOYD KNUDTSOX 4 XVhiteyl HC docsn't make much noise, but he's one of Auburnls rinest. ' Basketball 2, 3, 4. DARLEEN KRESC-E lD0nnieJ Gee, 1'm tired! Entered from Highline in junior year. C..-LA. 1, 21Cirls Glee Club 1, 2, Honor Society 4. BEN TSUJIKAXVA Rules are made to be broken. DONNA KARNS A swell girl behind a quiet personality. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Club. KEN LOCKHART An all-around guy. 3-4 JOAN HERBERT A pretty girl is like a melody. Senior Class Annual Editor, Junior Class Tolo Princess, Treasurer of Commercial Club 4. D.E. Club, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Operetta 4 Sophomore Assembly, Commercial Club 3, 4, Annual,Staff 3, 4, Sextette 4. n LARRY KOCHEL qxouhp He's new. Entered from Council Bluffs, Iowa. DONNA LAURENT The well-dressed galf F.H.A. Parliamentarian. F.H.A., G.A.A., Honor Society, D.E. Club, Green Peppers. v K' 'ie 4..- iw DALLAS LINDSEY Work is no obstacle. Entered from Federal Way during Iunior year. MARGARET MASION CPennyJ A penny for your thou his g . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. FRANK MILES CPocoJ What you do, do well. Boys Club Council. Football, Track, Traffic Court. TEALIE MARKHAM Quiet, You don't know me!', Choir. TOM MATSON fHighWay Terrorj When I am President of the Chrysler Company-. Key Club President, D.E. Club Sergeant-at-Arms. Key Club, D-.E. Club, Choir, Operetta, Student Council. BARBARA NYBERG lBarbJ HA clever girl with winning ways, Sophomore Class President, Girls Club Secretary 4, Band Secretary. Green Peppers 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 44 Drama Club 2, Choir 4, Traffic Safety Conference 2, 3, 45 Operetta. atv -1 ilk Q.- X- SAM MARTIN fChimboJ Naturally nice. Senior Class President, Boys Club Vice-President Football, Basketball, Track, Choir. MONA MOUNTS QMouseJ I just want to have fun? F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. BOB MILLARD When I have anything tu say I say it. D.E. Vice-President. Football, Track, Tennis, Boys Club, Camera Club, Future Teachers Club. PATSY MACKIE CPatJ PAUL MASION A girl of few words? Twelve long years, D.E. Club 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. but here I am. F.F.A. BOB MCFADDEN i'Politeness gets the bestf' KARLENE PAUTZKE LBunkieQ CIeve1'ness, tl1at's hard to beatf' V Vice-President Tbespians, F,H.A. Scrapbook. Directed Soph. Assembly, Girls Trio 4, F.H.'A. 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 2, 3, Thespians 4, Green Peppers 3, 4, Debate 4, Exchange Assemblies 2, 3, Choir, All School Play 3, Directed Ir. Assembly. KAY MULHOLLAND Q Dirtyj Sinc:erity 1:8 nice to be near. ' Girls Club President. G.A.A., Future Teachers Club. ED MOHLER There's a student for you. Band 1, 2, 3. ' 1 51 it , 1,4 lg' ft x , f, Nw. CLAD'DELLE DOMHOLT lDc-llb I'm no! u flirt, just good-naturcdf' Yell Leading Duchess and Queen. Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Exchange Assemblies 2, 3 The Fortune Teller, Choir, Sextette 2. 3, 4, Yell Leading Stuff S, 4: Girls Club, Drama Club. GERALD GORC Likes fo work lm! would mflzcr play. Football ltianzxgcr. MARILYN EVANS EfFci1.'m-y ix flu: mark nf clmruz'!4'r. F.H.A. Historian 2, Honor Society Vice-President 3, Grc-en Pepper President 4. l-'.H.A. 2. 3. 4: Honor Sm.-it-ty' 2, 3. 4: Crcvil l't-ppvrs 3, -lg llunnr Bn-akfast 2, Soplioiiiuru Assembly, junior Asst-mbly, Student Council 2. ff i fj4b i , s'l . H, l X lr gl DAVE FOSMARK lt's been a long, long lime, lm! lwrc I amf, Buys Club Council. Intramural Basketball, B Squad Basketball. JEANNE. EMSLEY lDimplesD I live in ll quiet but nice wnyf' Art Club Vice-President -1. Student Council 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, D.l:I. Club. BOB IIACKLER I kvep my tliouglits fo mysr'lf. Football 2, Spanish Club 2, Intramural Basketball Q. ...,-3,4. .Av Q fv' W 1 Q,- 1'-'-v ' DIANNE DUNAGIX l'Il try anything 0llCl'.U Crm-n Peppers, G.A.A., F.H.A., Future Teachers Club. DAVID GMAHL Quiet, lmt I wondc'r? Student Council, F.F.A. NANCY FLETCHER Ain,t she smart? Latin Gcmmn Club President, Students Traffic Court, Girls Club Cabincl. Green Peppers, F.H.A., Honor Society, Latin German Club. Q1 1... ni K -c' X I x ALLEN GEISZLER Many grvat men are fl'llI:Cf.H Treasurer F.F.A. 2. F.A.A.1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS ENGLISH Girl of few words. Choir President 4. Snliburnnrn- Play, Sr-xtgtlg 2, 3, -1, Girls Triu -1. RALPH HAMLIN lSpccdJ I have noihing to duclarc lm! my genius. Boys Club Council, Band, Track, Basketball, Boys A. if I GRACE EARL fCfilt'lL'l Shu talks nice, acts nice, and is niccf, RON GRAFF iSagc-D Jimi me and the boys. lf,l .A., Frmlball, Basc-ball llaslcclball, Lilllll-GL'flllllll Club. JEANNE FOX Shc's Il gal with a rlcliculc air. Studunt Council lil-prescntaiivc. If.HV.A. 2, 3, 4, Hnnnf Society 2, Girls Club. N f ',,, ' ig., Y Q if 1' MAXINE FRAHM fMaxl JIM HEBERT fwickl Th6fC'S fl bit 07' 711i-Wllfef Never a dull moment. in everyone-'U Football, Tennis. D.E. Club 4. DARL HOOVER Serious and dependable. PHYLLIS GUNTER You'd never know slzc was around? Nurses Club. SHIRLEY GRAY Quiet but shy. F.H.A. 2, 35 Student Council 3, Honor Society 2, Foreign Language Club 2, G.A.A. 3. STUART JONES fjiggsj Wise with a wisdom all his Crum. Football Manager, Baseball, Basketball, Key Club, Traffic Court, Boys A. DOLORES ANN CONZALES fDollyJ Our Queen. Song Queen, Homecoming Queen. Songleading, Commercial Club. DAVE HOLMAN Don't let my quietness fool you. Band. JUDY HAYES A steady worker. F.H.A. Secretary 3, Green Peppers Treasurer 4, Girls Club Cabinet 4. F.l-LA., Green Peppers, G.A.A. 2, 3. GARY HEFFNER Business before pleasuref, Secretary-Treasurer of Science Club. Band. IACQUELINE CAROL GREGG Cjackiej Fm new, but I know. Entered from Pontiac, Michigan. F.H.A., Future Nurses Club, Choir. BOB JOHNSON KSUXJ All AmeriL'1m,', Future Teachers Club Vice-President, Trailic Court judge, Jr. Homecoming Prince. Basketball, Baseball, Football, Boys Club Council, Boys A, Key Club. SHELBY JEAN GARSKE fTUdYl A girl of few words. Entered Aubum from Rochester during Senior year. ED HERDE 'Wlfhat the heckf' MARIORY I. HAVVKINS fMargiel I keep my thoughts to myself. G.A.A. 3. LILLIAN H. BENSON Quietness is Il virtue. JACK BOONE tlloou Dugl He likes io work hut would rather play. Student Council -1. Basketball, Golf, Football, Art Club. llAlll3.fXH.-X ANNE llll0L'ELE'li'I'E llinrbj I get along all right. St-eretnry -Treasurer lfuturt 'lxeuelu-rs Club -l. Spanish Club 25 Dr.un.i Vlub 7 l' ll -X 7 m . . J. llmneeouxin! Te.: 3: xlUlllk'l'-l,.ll1jll1ll'l' llnuquet 3: G..-X..'X. S. 4. it - N- 1. 1 V , ..,....i., p , , 1, ' -511 . iv L. -1' 'N 1 'I I' Tx -fy: . 3. PY? 7 : ,ff . --n,,,- . ..y, V ,. Ql1'l W 'a ft.. I- . K :A -I . p ,..-f A jlM BERG To xiieeeerl is my goal! President of Trojan Knights, Secretary of Cauneru Club. Truck, D.E. Club, Foreign Language Club, Future Teuebers Club. SHARON BRAXDT All American GirI.', Band 2, A.S.B. Secretary 3 Hand 1. 2, 3, Honor Society 22. 35 Green Peppers 3, Ski Club 1, Student Council Representative 1. ROGER BRONYN Fancy punts. Senior Class Seeretnry. llaisketbnll and Footbnll M.in.iger, Tennis. LOIS B0'I'l'lNC Alugny.s willing lo lla her .vhure. Sophomore Class Secretary, Girls Club Cabinet, Draunn Club Yiee-President. F.ll.A. 2, 3, 4, Green Peppers 3, 43 Honor Society 3: C.A.A. 3, 43 Drzuna Club 2, 3, Girls Nonette 4, Choir 2, 3, -ig Future Teachers Club 4. NORMAN BOUHN HU who lifes quietly lives well. JUDY CAMPBELL 'AA11 outsmnzling ,girl in many ucticilicsf' Secretary of Drama Club. Girls Club Cubinet1?., 3, 4, Green Pepper Vice-President. Girls Club Cabinet, F.H..-X. 2, 53: Dnuna Club. Green Peppers, Ski Club 2. CHUCK BLACKSMITII lCbnzzJ One.stepfur!h1'r on the ludzler of .mccc.s',s'. Student Body President 4, Key Club Vice-President 3. llur.ketbaill 2, 3, Truck 3, 4. HOWENA BROCK Shyl1ut nice. LEONARD CAMPBELL lCimn0nballJ I take things as they come. F,F.A. Vice-President. F.F.A. 405 -4 '?' fr? CAROL BONVLEII ll'.r Hier' In hr' Illlfllflll, when you'1'c uzltumlly nice. Tolo Queen 4, F.ll.A. President 4, F.li.A. Treasurer 3, Girls Club Cabinet 3. l .ll.A. 2, 3, fl, Green Peppers 3, 4, G.A.A. 22, -3, 4, Honor Society 2. DICK BRADY lLover Brudyl All thu wurlzl lawns u Incer. Student Council 2, Vice-President A.S.l'l. 3. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 34 Truck 1, 2, 3, Key Club Q, 3, Boys A , Art Club 1, 2, 3. VERLA CAMPBELL lSz1mJ lt's a great life, F.H.A., Future Nursing 3, Foreign Language 2, C-.A.A. 8. KAREN CAVANAUGH fTorchieJ Why take life seriously? Commercial Club 3, 4, Drama Club 2, F.H.A. DON COOK CMuttJ Mun was made to grow, not stopf' Vice-President Sophomore Class, President Junior Class, Boys Club Secretary 3, Student Council 4. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4, Key Club, Band 2, 3, 4, Boys A 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA DAVENPORT fGingerJ To be quiet is II virtue. Commercial Club. ELMER CARD Yau'd never know he was aroundfi F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. MARVALENE CLYDE A girl of few words. Nurses Club Treasurer 4. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Nurses Club 3, 4. ROGER DUPREL fDupJ Our king? Boys A President, Homecoming King. Boys A Club, Key Club, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Band. GLENDA CHAMBERS YVALT CINKOVICH Shy, but nice. I look wise, correct G.A.A. President 4, Future that error? Nurses Vice-President. G.A.A., Future Nurses Club. Auto Mechanics. BILL DAMEY DOROTHY COSGROVE Why take life seriously? Ever ready with an answerf' Girl of the Month for December, 1955, entered from Turkey 3. PAUL-A STUART FETTERS DOMENICHETTI When I am president! iFr0ggieJ Golf, Traffic Court, Don't let my quietness Future Teachers Club. fool you! Entered from Kent in Junior Year. PAT CLAUDON Life is what she makes it. Debate 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. BOB DAVIS I have a few ideas of my own. Boys A. LORRAINE DOLL fLorrainieD Our 'dolllf' Points Chairman Commercial Club 4. Commercial Club 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 4, F.H.A. 2. f 4 fl L .4 V- I r ' N0 fb- Q r , '79 'T V146 7 Q. ' uirvf, v 'ss 2' -Q iii. an 'N me 'ik-I '9' MARILYN PETERSON Knowledge is more valuable than silver and gold. Vice-President F.H.A. 4, Vice-President Band 3, Secretary-Treasurer Honor Society 3, Executive Board Honor Society 3, Girls Club Cabinet 4. Green Peppers, Band, F.H.A., Future Teachers Club, Honor Society, Latin-Gemmn Club. HOVVARD NELSON I Kemall Never do today what you can put of 'til tomorrow. Football, Key Club, Golf, Band, Boys A. KAY ROBERTS She Ls always just herself. Camera Club President 2. G.A.A. 2, Camem Club 2, 8, Nurses Club 2, 3, Cirls Club Cabinet Member 3, -1. . iw 'T GARY MOON Short but dynamicf' Art Club. MARCELLA ANN PRELLXVITZ Well it seems to me-3' CARY OSTERLOH Now, thar's the tmllifl D.E. Club Custodian. Ski Club, D.E. Club. is was N JUDY PIERCE Quiet? You don't know me!', Trojan Trumpet Staff 4 RAY NORTH lSleepyJ Fm not always tired! SHIRLEY ROBINSON A smilc for eueryoncf' G.A.A. 3, F.H.A. 2. -cugq, . 5..-Q I 'x DICK MORRIS lCowboyJ IANICE OGDEN ljanl Ride 'em cowboylu FRANCES RAY 'Quietness can be rewarding. BOB VVILSON Always willing share. Golf, Art Club. 10 do his Q' X '4Deep in a dream. Sophomore Assembly, Nurses Club 3, 4. GENE OLVER He succrfecls who ncucr gives up. DOLORES ROCKEY lPce Wucl All I want 1lrf11n. ' Commercial Club 3, 4g Drama 2, Choir 4, Operctta 4, F.H.A. 2. in-wa. JUDY SARVER CRedJ Nothing like a comedian. Debate Club Vice-President. Debate Club, G.A.A. Club, Thespians, Drama Club, Girls Nonette, Choir. ED RICE CEdwarclsJ Little giantf, CLISTA SELLERS CClisJ Her actioeness is well recognized. Vice-President Commercial Club, S0PAh- Editor of Invader, Junior Editor of Invader, PICUJFC Editor of Iriugtileg. Commercia 11 , Invader, An Club, F-H.A- GERRY PALLIES Little said. but a lot accomplished. Future Teachers Club, Foreign Language Club. MARY SCHWIEGER N ice things come in small packages. Commercial Club President 4. Sextette 2, 3, 45 Operetta, Girls Quartette, F.H.A., Ski Club. DAVID SCHEFFER Just me and the boys? JUDY SCALISE CAngleJ Silence is golden, but it has no claim for me. Student Council 4. Commercial Club, Drama Club, D.E. Club, F.H.A. Club, Ski Club, Choir. ROGER SAGE Satisfied with life. F.F.A. DEANNA SHERWOOD Never a dull moment. Secretary of Future Teachers Club. F.H.A. 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Commercial Club 3, junior Assembly 3, G.A.A. 2, Band 2, 35 Tennis 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 4, D.E. 4. OTTO PORTMAN fPortholeD What the heckf' DIANA SEDGEMORE Something extra special. Songleader 4, D.E. Club Secretary 4. F.H.A. 2, 35 Drama Club 2, 3. FLOYD SCI-IULTE A man of few 1.uorcl.s'.', F.F.A. SHIRLEY SCHILLE 'KA swell girl behind a quiet 'personalityfi Entered Auburn the first of the year from Columbia High School, Richland, Washington. DAVID SOULIER Seldom heard, often seenf' DEETTE SMITH just keep smilingf, Girls A, Nurses Club. A .. fi af If s- , .. ix . 'X '- ' T at, es- X A 1 Q A 2-, 'K gf 'fx ff,,. K Q Q if N ' -' a W . ,ii i L! ,xx M31 1 sl Dlx ucv- f ff . 'F' PETE SCHOORDYK 1'm iurt an ordinary human. F.F.A. DONNA STEIGER CStag5:erJ A girl with ideas. Commercial Club 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3: Drama Club 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Operetta -4. BOB ST. PIERRE just me and thc boys. X PEGGY SMITH CPegsJ Fm new, but 1'm learning. Entered Aubum from Highline during Senior year. JIM STEVENSON 1 Candyj Girls are none of my concern. F.F.A., Intramural Basketball. JERRENE TATE Cjeril All that a girl should be Yell Leader, Choir Secretary. F.H.A. 2. 3. 4: Cnnlnwrcinl Club S. -I: Choir -4, Green Peppers 4, G.A.A. 3, Student Council 4. KENNETH SCHERTING ilienl Shy but nice. SUSAN SPRENGER Calm, sweet, and hard to beat. Latin German Club Secretary, Honor Society President. Student Council, Thespians, Green Peppers, Girk Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Operetta 4, Blithe Spirit 3, Char1ey's Aunt' 2. GARY SXYENSOX Quiet and nice. Intramural Basketball. 'S- SHIRLEY SPARKS Stay as sweet as you are. Spanish Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, 3, Commercial Club, 3, 4. EUGENE STARKEY Me and my camera. Invader Photographer 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2 MARLENE THOMPSON Silence is blissf' , 1 U. fi!- 41:17 i JERRY SMITH Wise with a wisdom all his own. Vice-President Trojan Knights. Trojan Knights 2, 3. JANET TATE Uanj A ,good sport at all times. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Chflil' 2, 3, 45 Girls Club Cabinet 4, Girls Club, G.A.A. BARTY VOGEL flllnronj A true friend in ull that know him. Intramural Sports, Future Teachers Club. DOROTHY TON STAD CDotJ She meets her tasks from day to dayf, Girls Club Cabinet 2, A.S.B. Treasurer 3. Green Peppers 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Drama Club 1, 2, Foreign Language 1, 25 Honor Society 1, 2. IAN WADDINGHAM fSt. Peterl Women delight me not! Choir 1, 2, 35 German Club 2. LEROY SPARHAWK CDartJ Yes, I know Fm greatf D. E. Club President, Sr, Class Vice-President, Ir. Class Vice-President, Baseball Manager. Key Club, Boys' Club SHIRLEY WARREN I keep my thoughts to myself? Sophomore Assembly, Orchestra 2, 35 G.A.A. Club 2. r SONIA RUTLEDGE CSonnJ Everyone has devilish moments. Art Club Treasurer 4, Art Club Points Chairman 3. Art Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 2, Chorus 4, Sophomore Play 4. MARGARET WOODBRIDGE CMargJ A true friend to those who know her? Future Nurses Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Future Teachers Club 4, Sophomore Assembly 2. CAROLE BEGIS Something extra specialf' Nurses Club Secretary 3. Sextette, Choir. DICK VOLIN The future lies beyond. WILDORA WILLIAMS fWillieJ Her ability is artf, Art Club President 8. Art Club 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, F.H.A. 2, Choir 2, 35 Sophomore Play 1. LEAH WADE She,s fun, to have n1'ound.', Girls Club Cabinet. Invader, Commercial Club Ioumalism, Art Club, Drama Club. DOUG WORDEN He'll try anything once. Football, Debate, Boy's A, Track. Zu--., . 0 1 l , -'Q f-Ax' Ain't they sweet? ? ? ? Goofus. This couldn't happen to Auburn! Going somewhere important, Patsy? ? ? ? The bump and grind gal. In the little grass shack. Nancy? ? ? ? He's feeling his Cheerios. Vkhy don't you wear that now, Dolly? Looks like it's been a bad day, Slugge. Mr. America? Best looking gr! of the class? ? ?? N, SENIOR SNAPS 13. What's up, Dunagin? ? ? ? 14. 'Wh-a-t???? 15. NVhat's so funny, Judy? 16. Is it good, Barb? 17. Dick-where's your front teeth? ? ? ? 18. Mr. H.'s history cheater. 19. Flapper girl. 20. YVho you posing for, Jeri? 21. Junior High promotion, Big Deal! 22. Keep throwing those cases in the trunks, Bob! 23. Our little Dee. 24. Patty, rough night? ,wx ni ' vw M.. EFI' 'iff JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS C enter- Srxzvn L1GIl'l'L1:I President Left- PAUL LAG1us Vice-President Hight- IOANN NQNAN Secretary-Treasurcr Fourth Row- Nancy Bamhart Bill Boyer Norma Bedell Larry Brooks Sharon Benson Fifth Row- Ierry Caban Marlys Bjerk Larry Childs Barbara Bollinger jerry Clyde JUNIORS f , , 2 JMS S f - ,,f:.i'1 1 54 f .QW X ,Wx-fi-f,1,f,.y.f,W-vyzff ,v.. f, f fff- . , V :,'5.,' : M-Zig, '1' I I 'Q 4- Zz Vlvl : llllyd .. Q21-wr , U4 'lrr 1 5 Eiiififgfiar 'Wu . ,,.r, Q , ,'.,f. , .-f-,f , . , First Rau:- Iim Adamson Inez Abel Lee Allen Sheri Abematlmy Dick Andrews Second Row- Sandi Abernathy Marion Ballard Mary Anderson Dick Beasley Pat Aromin' Third Row- Toxn Beire-is Sharon Aslxlock Bill Bentley julie Baker Howard Bocldy X - , - '-,r-' r- L ' 1 . .xi ..'n '12-gf 3 Ziff'-.11 'T , 'r V Z '-'- - i . I , x V, - 11 ', fff, 1 , A '.-' ' . I f f 'I , , ,,., , . ,, f fr A ' 1 '.,' .KW 2 , -' - ., , ,'.,, X ww. 434.7530 ' 9 Q., 'r, , 'ff.rfz,'. A -.X 'ur,.iv ,xx Q..- 1.- i 2: 17' R 34, fx '65 5 b 'ri fi . . Y-v . 1 . Ifimt Rolf- Barlxara Brandt Bob Colony Joan Brown Jerry Conn Susan Bunkur 4 I! s W - X ' s X 4 : . f K Second Row- X 'FN' 'fy' - , ., f f , Allan Englc-rt ,i ' Q' , - 1 R 1, 3 '4' xi Carole Bullock 0. - , T' Roger Dnrr ' ' ,M Carole Bruno , Y, A llfr, F ,f Gib Davis 'L i' 'V ,Ir K W .le :A ' st K ' Third Row- Nancy Hurlix ' A l Q Hrucu Graham 'P L 3' Q7 - .Emily Burley A X - Q john Crow X l Fayu Callahan ' l ' . 1 L A A M 5' - f X 4 WA Ifourlh, Iluau- E E 7 9 3 .9 A H- - - ' I A Frccl Fislicr 1, Q ' ip'-5, ' 5 ' - , ,- Kathy Campbcll N s K. irq' K' 4 X fn 'N 1 W David Franz Y, l F, X ' , ' Sally Canniff Q' ' ' 'X Ex R liv 1 ' Philip Hagan T' X K ilu , , Pro- ol il' 1 , V V Y X . . . x , 4 i 1 A I '1 Fifth Row- ' iSJAnnv Cavanaugli x on IIL-iiiu if 35 'W' 4 Loretta Cross as 'K ll iv 1, Q fa' Jon Hanna 5, 4 4... Virginia Cross 1,.., 5 X R X ,WM X A I Hi, A l- ' 'li 151 2 5 - A A 1, S, b 'll N Q 5 ' Sixth Row ' 'lv 'if' ' f 5 ' , su. y sq i A A Don Hockin ,1 an - 'ffl .,, nga 31, Q Barbara Collins X - K ' ' 1 255, Dale Hollcnbach E 'CTM' X 1.15- f2 ' 1 Gayle Coolcy Y, 1 ,y..f- Bob Huclspctli V v T r p i ', Q, 4 V V iii'-129' 4. X 1 A ' 39 -' y ' 2 ' , Scucnlh Row- ' i K ,, i Sharon Coultur ,L - 'ar f A '51 Toni IL'llhl'll . , 1'atCunningliani f., I , Carroll jolinboii A' 'v- ' 1-. joan Earl X4 , P, 1: 5 First Row- Byrene Drum Dick Kersavage Sylvia Edwards Art Kidd Mario Ellcsiad Second Row- Paul LnGris Josephine Ender Fritz Langfelclt Christine FitzGerzild Charles Larson Jil. W is X25 X. e A 'Q , NJ., .,: f, , s ,, , ,- is ff W , , . ..,. , H l X 'V 5 i 4 1 2' 'Sis' we-2' is K I AR' 'gg fn. 'Mu' Sixth Raw- Don McLean Maxine Henry Doug McLean Lola Holzworlh Run Morrison Seventh Row- lvlnurevn Howard Paul Miller Jenn Kmlowcc Gary Mounts Sherinnn Markham is .f 4 M 4 'Mrs' ' P 5 Third Row- Kay Flint Gary LnVelle Kathy Gerard Steve Lightle Arla. Rae Gilbcrt Fourth Row- Bob Lloyd Claudia Gooclrow Dick Lockhart Grace Gordon James Lyman 5. r,.W , .,r. , .. ...J we X r r . , ,,,. V , , G5 I .Y ,X . . . K A - V ' Q .4 Fifth Row- K A V :Z I z V. ElVC'l'l2lI'IlllIllllO1l H D I' 'W' 'll ? ll ' l32elxyyLhoIarIEl1?1nsei1 ' -4 - 524 ' U i' Ti , fgiffiifg' 'f'rr - Daryl McGlenn ' gre? K Qii5?5'zfiV1-x 1 Diane Helmunn ' in mb ,, 5- K I- A -, f . 1 .f1eJ5 '5 ,gr E- , fa f T vv. ., t fa. - Jw. -Q i Dii A K ,V D. K si ' 'r,, 1 D, ' WV' Q ,yy,s , v qV K ,L if 1, von... ' .1 gg ' we Q33 gk f A 3 ,-. .- - '. we n up X , ,,, xox., H111 ny' . XX INF' V L .. Y First R0lL'- Q K Eleanor McCormick Sum Nm-l Y- V A' Judy Mrlbcrg Frank Nnrclstrmn -' v L' Donna Miclmclis '- -5 ---- . f -ll 4 -41 Second Row- 5, I Q - K g Jolm Norris l ' 'Q 1 'F' ff- C' ' l '-2 N qi Q Ellen Miller , V, i i U ' -, -5 Terry O'Grauly A xr- ,l Qu -f y 5 Josephine Miller ' N' V Cary North I X Y' f 5, A 4 Nr ' ff- Q-no mr Q V mx Y 1 A 1 xi R, V qv' Ylllifll now- A l l , f - M '11 if A C' I at Mcmnnlmu 1 K' N .., ' Durrolcl Olson hs x 5 -., ' , 4- - llolxiu M xcfyn ki N l va Ln-luncl Olson - 'K if xx .. X Sharon Murphy 1 AV 4 l l ' 'I pk Fo-urllx Row- Lcnnnrcl Olson PM MclNlullcn Russell Olson JoAnn N0l1illl Don Payne lfifllr, Row- Iudio Oakland Bob Peterson Lorraine Oakley li. Ken Pietz Marlene Odegurd 2 gs K A 1 ' 2 4x 1 - Q' ' 1 Qu. F . . . gb... ...1 I .I X, A A 4 ' ' f ,li 76' ' ' W, Xx ' Wi ' mu., - 1 ,. -os 'ii my N , ' ' 6- Q .?' Q' 4 ' S k 1 I fr A- A W I fx?...:,,, A '41 1 1 . 321. l 1 1, 5 I N.. I S' 'l 1' X . . - . - d v II rw at Szxth Row -f '. 5 ,F 4 Bill Redington d '- ,L 7 ' ,V , Carmen Overlan -r - 7 'E , Ronlfiobilbliltsu V I ' Dar ene i ips Jim Hurt 1 W X i s 1 R Q ,X ' O ,M B event 1 ou:- '. sl Q ' F5 Marlin Pilrnigck fs, X 1 .- 'J' I N, I Roger Sc t V, ,r .J Ty' Joyce Qualey lk S Dick Scoheo ,J V Maxine Quist Sb L X' lx p 1 First Row- NW 'Vw Joan Ray , Tim Smith 'X ' Jean Rey Rufus Sprague Glennel Rockey ' ., f ,k,.1 I,I, , Second Row- ' Gordon Struve Irene Rose Q Gary Vick l 34 1 1 I Jeanine. Rosenstem ' 'i X Gary Vig , 7,17 hu. ,fv 51' ' m sixth Row- Q 1 ly' Helen Thompson 1 1 Janice Thormod 1 Joyce Thorrnod ' Kara Thorson '- ' ' ,. ng 1. Donna Usler ' s f' .f ,, 4 ff f 4 f ff Q I f f W X X M 'aw' if W X 1 Z Aw f 4,1 , I f X 4 V.- 1, 4f,,,.V, Seventh Row- Theresa Venzone I Wg Judy Ware f Joann Wyland Ruth Zahradnek Q Pat Zollinger 9255 f nf' 4 if I f W, , , fffwiv eh , X if M12 WH, ,!'w,, K , Q' ,f ,Mm Q' K ,W 2,9 ' 4 .am 4 -' f lf nqgn ', f ripfeww, , i f ' 'JJ' fire 1 ,,,o if , V M Q , ,, Zi -V ,522 X , 'W' i ,, : pus. ffng 52 g ,U rl V ' Third How- ! A Marie Rutledge Carl Warren Janice Salisbury Jack Webster Esther Schager Fourth Row- Bob Westgard Barbara Sears Theron Wheeler Deloris Snyder Sidney Williams Fifth Row- Margaret Stewart Betty Stevenson Shirley Stark Joan Termer Beverly Thomas f ', X K! ., if V we MM im few M., I , 2-f ' 7 ' , -yj, 0542: MM if X X Of, , ,Z 2 ,ff Sophmores Class Officers Top Infl- Dnvc Ioncs President Cenlvr- Dvnnis McCann Viva-Presidunt Lower right- Anita Olvcr Sccrclciry- Trcmizrcr .W in SOPHOMORES dw, . du-gg. Ox Q-'- V V V V First Row- : AV Z 7: PatAdan1s . 'w4Q'2 1 1 ' r f ,,, Lancu Alger . 2 H 8 -V J' 5' , It I E 'vm Sandra Adamson V .. , J D V , gf ' jnc Aldrich M ' , Karon Anderson Nj , - 'r V David Alum-g 5'gfQu.,.m -R X X Judy Bcntlcy on ' , ' if 4 'fn V' fyk' 'H' Second Rau'- , ,- v V . 1 I l W Miko Anderson 2 RQ -I 6- 'ng 3 -5 -- V S- 2 L1 Laurie Brandt , 4, ,- - Q , . 1' . - Q, P Myron Anderson 1 -' I fv x- -. - 5 Mary Broun-lotto 'D' W ' V Roc ncy Ancheta X ' 21 LW 6 V Kristi Burley A .4 fin? V 'L Z Joe Aquila 1 Q' , , , A-' , L Tliirzl Rau:- ' ' 2' Q Y' N5 ., , ' ? R ' I ? l Lorna Burtts .. - , 'X , 'E 1 .Q ,gy 'R Ralph Aromin ! Q 'K 'iz gi: ' Q 'D Kay Calkins ' ' y , Q ' ' ' Dale Arrington C I y -P-D 'lx--rvx C- . ' A L A V 1. ' x Doroth - .W V , , . y Card ,, V . X C V V, ' ,gi A - gum Biglilffl ,, ' - - ' . A, r it , ht ' , . A i ,N I Fl fl, l lah.. uw dvncbs D 2 ,,. Q 5' ' , . ,gllmk Fourth Row- if A ' ' 6 V Dennis Baers Q Q .5 an it Q , I X V wirlennaggimwcll f - ' - v 'gg R - ,V V ayno 1 nc-r -X I 3 x -.- X 'Q A KD ,' V lg Ilillizabeth Dykstra ' ,V 'Ti 'cf' , I, Y 1 , Vg- 3 aul Bland VK . Y fy, ' K' Janet Eagleson di 1 .bf i A . A AI A 4: AQ' .. Dm Bom Fifth Row- V A ' Pr if ' V VV Curtis Charon its ' Leona Emerson '-2 :J ' E - A .3 -. 4 0 6? Q' Dick Chase ' A 'V XVancla Emsley ' Q ' f ' f - Boycu Church .T A ? '3' V 'X A 1 if julia Fields s x ,f ' Q ' ' , Dennis Claudon A' I rl' X, VW VVVVVVV VV 1 A4 j Sixtl: Row- l- 4 ' . , V , .4 Y . . Ruth Fosmark U K , W 1 , K, - imui Clyde . I-A QV an cs ,X ,, . ad ff tg - Q -- S, H 'X Louise Francis xi 'Fi' 'V ,Vt ,. I, R- Q Dale Colby f - ,D f -Y 'Q-1 S 1 ,Q 3 Arlina Garrett .i 19 ,V ' '. R ' J Bob Cornwell ' Vlfif, Y iv VV SL'u'11IllRuiL'- A I ' Miko Cosgrux c , ' 1-A lmly Ce-rn K 4 V ' ' S. T Art Curtin V Q 'A I ts Y 5, ' S . l..iNY.incl.1 Gilliam ' ' ' - h ' Lloyd Dahl ft 'T k ' Lois Coodcn 4 , , 1 , blwrnmn D.1lsg.i.ird l 'T 5 ng, I Xxx ' L I .. X rw LL Z LL 5.15 X L L. xLL' L fs First Row' K ' V - f Af-'L ' i ,L L f LLLI Barbara Gonzales gn L LL L L gen? Ijgvelhiss Q ' L 4 x 1 4 Q L QF L . to K yr a ran LL L N ' an QL Q' .iw L . Q Don Doolittle sv- LL, 6 ' X L A L, Dana Gray VN' K M H 'ZTX f HH N X D3 LLL- Raymond Donal: r . L - Qgwf Dora Cray At. A .'gx QL LL LL L - LL -- , 'Sta Scconcl Holc- HH , L' . . H ,L X s'3m7'Aw K K K L . L L H- LQ Io in Dra 'Q H 'gs 3 Q--X sw Hi . l Dorlis Grccn 3' our Q. Hg H 'L LK- if . L? 3 HH 4 . 3- . ' Larry Eaken Nr. X L LL E , - 'ij A Pauline Hanson X L it Ag .,.. K mwx pe . L .QQ ,. ,A BillEng1ert an ,- .'-h L L 'QT Judy Herrington HL K HH L K his H L K 1 NH Kenny Fanchcr L - XC H L K TL Y L L L- IoAnnc Hawkins ' Ks - E Liz! LN ,t L LL ,, llill Farrow LM hw XK KC 1 LH La .qt f A 1, L L ' A A KL T' Hi: - H' Kathy Hayes . ,L L E . Bill Fox 1 i - LL . - L QLLD ' Judy Heath . -r-5 X LH L H ' H LH Arnold Galli LN' X 'L LL N 'iw Rose Theresa Hcrard L tk is-H . ' LYL H F our! lx Row- L L L . - LL LfL'L -A H . .NL H Hf QK nyty i q . Kathlrgn Higgins L L L IQ L L' . - L ,L L5 Terry irod A L .L L L g.,f-K Vli- KK 15 Q . K K ' t Kay Hixon an K 5XQ 2ls S' L H ' ,Q 4-. Win- L' 9: , R- Wg' L AIAIickeyG1nahl ,YL Q.: . go- K K K WK L -Q . rlene Holm 'S+' gf ' .LAH 'X Lf 1 . .. s... T LL- Del Cond L K KKK'- Ronica Hoover LLV L ',iK K K Lf L4 5' - A 4 pax.. ,i,ty 1 f r HS Fifth Row- KK nbt K L L K ty s o L K s Gerald Gunderson L LL L'-:I Q LL Carol Hjelmvoll 61. , L K ,RK r my L W L Ng, K KK LL L K 4 1 K Jim Hawkins K L ' 5 H 3. L ' H 1 'N 4' .' R Gail Isaacson fig i L sfo' , L K L L f K . H . L Miko Hawkins .1531 Lf SLL N ' 'L . Claudia Isham L L LL , .f ' ,L,. Justin Holliday ,L 'LLL t LM L - ,YU 4 L X Ant, X I AL? N L - . . . i tsit L L sim, Row- ' . t - s 1 r - strx- LL 'FAQ . .f - Q, liss ggkfiif 1 is + H s . 4 . Sharon Iolly H 5 L ,H LL L if L iii - L Li LLL L Dave jones ., - L . 'L QQ ,. L .L L Lucille Karns D I '- - . .K LLL- M L 21 R 7 L H WL Ted Kramer L L . NL LL: . LLL K. . LL L KH ' +L , H . janet Knittel t 5 KH r.. ,' - HH K1 K .L A- L H - QQ hlarilyn Kuznmr .. K KK-L:,,KKK K .,.. M. L, L K t:: K K fK,r L Ki t K L K. Seventh Row- LL L X KKN jo ,' ,. Frank Levar ,L L H L L .L L1 L LL Lodena Lawrence -f L N .K .gg K N. ,,, L L L , Dennis McCann 'L 'tr f L L 3 L gh f Q W' s LL 3? Q- L L L Sharron Long ,M L ' H L L N - .. H, - , L . - LL T Dick Meteer --,. Xl CT V- . SH , -H NY Q5 Sandra Lorentzen - 'L LL L A VX LL IQLQLQX Nomian Mosher K X -mf' IL xg . LK 5 . I X ' .X L L HSL :L LX K dz. if ' K' L K, K ggfvf K - Q K K Eighth R015- : L5 LL L X Carol Lybegk IK 'fl' - , 'Q L 7 , L R- l L L L L L George Mc ormic' . L X -- Z' X X K LL if f- LK LA L H - Maxine Mauricg K ' - ,.- ' H.. -Q L L Bob MacDonal A: 1 K, K , , X If ' LLXIQ' -, Q35 Mary Marretta X. , . . He: H A H ?m fllC?1f'Z?Jh L KK KAKA A KK N. K .. L. if ig.. oy co 1 e y , ,, W..- ,..n K N. . Q, Q L ' H 5 . H Ninth Row- . 5 . H fs , L ,3 L ,L 1, LH LR' 'Lt-H 'Q Q, P lgriliiglfliasscy 'L K L L H I H I L X ' - 'L Dave Naylor f L- ' N W- LL L LL KJ Edith Nliles L L 'L LL 'L LL Lk Dennis Olson ' H . 'L' f LH, Nadine Maier H A ..4. 'jL Iver 015011 - iff K Kr 35 K L LLKLLKQQJL LL Tenth Row- I- 1 L L L L Q LaRue Moore 5 ' . L . - X Art Olver L98 in L, N R L L L ' 'LL L QL . L Brucine Moyer 3 L, L -Q L71- L1 15' , A. Donald Pallius t L H Xb' -5- Joy McDaniel y 'L 1 s John Pengelly il A L x-I , Carolyn McMullen i Iiirsl Row- , 7 -'-Q.-E5--mr, lil A ,., X. , , l3rinnic'KIL'NIui'r.1 -P . ' L f Larry Petcrmn Linda Nlucllnr I 'T X Duvicl Pl'tf'l'NO1 I 7' A:-Fl 3, - g Q- , juzly Mundclll N K. N ' Q il X I . 5 john Putz ' '--.x Ivan Niahimoln ix i ww.. Scconcl Row- ' ' Ilolicrt Rail:-y 5 ' , Pat Nordstrom vi, -'gl glcorge Ray , ' 1, Dvannn Nyscth ' 75-v g gl ' nl Bill Fox 'C -in ' J x Z? 'H Anita Olvcr 7 ' lloward Hin-c , D X E ' . l i Third Row- K- Shannfm Pziquin Tr I A 4 f . y I Kvn Richards 5 I , ' Carol Payne A , , , D Duvu Hyckmnn 'A 4' Q' ' .5 eq Q , - 1 1 ' Q Kzllhlccn Hzickliff A' '- . . -N, 'gg ,, ir 5 'K' Larry Sclmcpflin ' ' t. - , 3 .v - X ' ,x' 4' 'is Limln Rohvrtsmi R ,- K , ' 'T l 1 X15 'uf X 5, ' J- t f -I 1 f i il - 4 1 ,A 4' ,gli Q K Q Fourth Row- ,V n ' K ' IoAi1nv limi V , 'Q - 'ff' 7 jzimcs xVl1I'tlll'Il 0 W .5 ' If ,QQ r 'l 5 ' ' 'fl 3 'R Iva Scliermcrhorn , N ' I N, ff M , . jim Skrivzm - ff iv , - E 1 gong Scgiillc I I I -R cnnis orwc-ic c l K 'A L 4 'T M5751 A 'Asa Aunlrry Schulte ' ff if' if D li I Q-N Ch Q vl , s. - Q 7 4 3 'Q' -.4 ' . , sl -,, P ...X -A -N SW L... kk . g 1 i - N I xii' I fi 1 pak. r r wh F rl min h V 2' Q- ,L -I qt' Via- sq' k . Lx ' , , I Q i. Y-T' A - --f ' '-' i ly 1 VN Y . 1 I Lx V l, ih- S 1 . a 3 l. 3 G Y fl 10. w 13. ll 13. 2 IN, lv ll l 3 l T s 1 0 l. . Rmdy for livcl? . fs.ihliAn3ll11iig, Cl.mLli.i? 4' ,. fx , C' Lg. 'I gt' G2 D S ' D fqj Y lf I opliomore Snaps Nlr. :uid Mn. P1120 limbo. Big liul not Cr.x7y, liuli? lmcll Frmlmmn prmnuliun, SH Lxlfili' iK DUI! M-mkvx' sou, nionlwy :lol Dnrix SL-liillv. Nu lrnmlm? Baby My rl.i, Conv with ilu- u mil! Cr-I sonic new punks, lialicli? Nu xcrunpluf Y Lsmk .il the lurnlir. Xiu Ihnll --mi. in nn- mu. gr.ul4z 1..r..1 ii- lin' .ii iamilfyr lgim.ili1'! 5uml.vx duilsf '11.iL ..i,.liii .. N1...pir lu.: g -c l-nl. lm uiuiii mi Ntripi-' YM li.i.l:r.,ii1.iE. will ic? li- .il iuh'f Y . mu' k .igwi ll.u smil u.1.li...i ug, ' 7 llnu .ilwm llmr V 1.1 44 F ,Ay j X til' E Y D 6 'r ' L 171.11-irN.lr.i::'ii, L .:i'1' M . - ...- 51urz.iliu,.:, rum imrm. Fifth How- Clinton Steiger Diane Shaughncs5y Tom Stocker Donna Sprague Ted Swanson Delores Stark jim Swicknrcl Sixth Row Gladys Tollcfsim linger Tennyson Ha-ned Tjcmcll Bob Voglcr Bonnie Vail Ilzirvcy Walker Virginia XVnx'u Scuenth Row- liucld NVlir'z1t Iluth Werlh LeRoy Williams joan Whitehall Tod Yourglich Clcndn VVill0tt Karon YVinklcr CTIVITIE HA 1 X CSS 'ig AWN d 5, GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Upper Left-Kay Mulholland fPrt-side-ntl. Upper Right-Mrs. XVilma Hamilton CAdviserJ. Lower, Left to Right-Lois Botting CVice-Presidentl, Barbara Nyberg fSecretaryJ, Ellcn Asplund QCorresponding Sccretaryj, Ruth Baker CTreasurc-rl. GIRLS CLUB XVork hard, participate in all the Cirls' Club activities, and you will hc awarded your honors at the Mother-Daughter Banquet next May. These sage words of advice were giveh by President Kay Mulholland to the assembled girls at the Erst Girls' Club meeting. Her advice was evidently well-taken, for many girls will rcccivc pins in May. This has been a very active y.ear for Girls, Club. Activities got under way with the selling of candy and coffee at the football games. The girls who sold, and incidentally nearly froze themselves, at those games have something to be proud of because they earned the Cirls' Club treasury a good sum of money. In November there was an excel- lent chancefor the girls to win points working on the annual Tolo, Blues in the Night. The decora- tions wcre clever and sophisticated, and all agreed that the 1955 Tolo was indeed a grand affair. Viv C117 YZ? a W WS 'sr H752 W. ,t ima .wget V lj-,z 6 Akrrlp Y KVQV 'L , K : - -,,t-kkLk ffyig. V K ,l?. ' nl st ft .1 QJ1 Kai Ma!f 'A'W 7 13511. V H A n V M if - fs K . , r r , of f , . .... 9 i ' F37 '- fn,-, 'f - K 1- f. Zi: , if W M r L t r J ,,., f' 3 3,5 if gy . if 1 :sg g . I I GIRLS' CLUB SNAPS 1. First Row-Ellen Asplund, Barbara Nyberg, Kay Mulholland, Lois Botting, Ruth Baker. Second Row-Marilyn Peterson, Janet Tate, Leah NVacle, Kay Roberts, Judy Campbell, Susan Sprenger. Third Row-Jean Nishimoto, Julie Fields, Gail Isaacson, Pat McMullen, 'Linda Robertson, Sheri Abernathy, Jean Rey. 2. Ogicers, Left to Right-Ellen Asplund, Barbara Nyberg, Kay Mulholland, Lois Botting, Ruth Baker. 3. Pat Claudon and Kay Mulholland. 4. Points Chairmen Julie Fields, Judy Campbell and Sheri Abemathy. 5. Stand- ards Chairmen Jean Rey, Kay Roberts and Linda Robertson. 6. Kay Mulholland. 7. Friendship Chairmen Gail Isaacson and Pat Mc- Mullen. 8. Candy 'and Hotdog Chairmen Judy Hayes, Susan Sprenger and Janet Tate. 9, Leaving for Girls' State-Susan Sprcnger, Kay Mulholland. and Marilyn Evans. 10. Tolo Queen Carol Bowler and King Sam Martin. ' GIRLS7CLUB At the end of the year, the girls who have worked to earn points are rewarded at the very beau- tiful Mother-Daughter Banquet. All honors are awarded at this time including the various pins for service, the girl of the year cup, and the three friendship cups. President Kay, Mrs. Hamilton, the Girls' Club Cabinet, and all those who worked hard with them received these coveted honors. They are to be congratulated on a very line and successful year. p Jem.. ggi 15 i 'iq an rf? Sf fhx ,Chl l . t ibiza BOYS, CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right-Ralplm Hamlin, President, Sam Martin, Vice-President, Don Cook, Secretary-Treasurer, Maurice Lawson, Parlinmcntarinn, Mr. jack Shinkoskcy, Adviser. BOYS, CLUB CABINET First Row-Fritz Lnngfeldt, Maurice Lawson, Ralph Hamlin, Sam Martin, Don Cook, Jim Berg, Mr. Jack Shinkoskey. Second Row-Bob Cornwell Fmnk Miles, Jim Herbert, Dave Fosmark, Icn'y Smith, Larry Supemeau. BOYS'CLUB Led by Ralph Hamlin, the Auburn High Boys, Club had a highly successful year. Many of the boys took part in activities sponsored by Boys' Club such as the selling of Trojan pencils, the spou- soring of the annual smoker which was held March 20, and an All-School Track meet which was held at the end of the year. Several interesting Boys' Club meetings were held throughout the year. An especially interesting program dealt with the topic of skiing. Mr. jack Shinkoskey, Boys' Club advisor, and the Boys' Club Council deserve credit for an active and successful year. ipaq f' 1? BOYS' CLUB SMOKER Upper Left-Jim Lyman and Ted McCann. Upper Right-Tom Jensen and Dairold Olsen. Lower Left-Bud Wheat and Leonard Olsen. Lower Right-Ron Behrbaum and Sam Martin. BOYS' CLUB SMOKER The Auburn High Boys' Club sponsored its annual smoker in the high school gymnasium on March 20th. Turnouts began a Week before the big event with Mr. Milton coaching the wrestlers and Mr. Shinkoskey the boxers. The battlers had the spectators off their seats many times during the evening with lots of rugged action. Mr. Venn refereed the boxing bouts while Mr. Milton presided over the grunters and groaners. In the Wrestling events, Ron Morrison was smothered by Myron Anderson ten points to two, Ken Blake sneaked by Bill Bentley nine to seven, Roger Duprel outpointed Bob Davis seven to four, and Gary Lavelle Won a close one over Don Hocking. In th.e slugging matches, Bud Wheat defeated Leon- ard Olsen, Darrold Olsen outpointed Tom Iensen, Lee Haugen scored a Win over Gene Olver, Ted Mc- Cann won over Jim Lyman, Carroll johnson beat Dick Kersavage, and Bill B.entley and Ken Blake fought to a draw. -. -aw' ,gba fi 35- G- I' , 1 ,-11, Ai' s'7 - X, ZA, fa L I nv- ,..41 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row-Mr. Vance Venn iAdviserJ, Sherman Dalsgaard, Jim Myrick, Leonard Campbell, Don Hocking, Sam Lawson, Bill Bentley, Paul Masion, XVendell Mull, Bob Vogler, Mickey Gmahl, Mr. john Blake fAdviserJ. Second Ron'-Dale Hollenbach, Bob XVestgard, Larry Brooks, Ronald Graft, Jim Stevenson, Dick Metteer, Bob St. Pierre, Allan Englert, Don Doolittle, Bill Englert, Bruce Terrington. Third Rau'-Calvin Sage. James Lyman. Gene Divelbiss, Ralph Gorg, Ron Fletcher, Frank Levar, Dave Ryckman, Delmar Goad, David Bolton, Tom Grimes, Arnold Galli, Gary LaVelle. Fourth Rau--Frank Angehm, John Grote, Iack Keene, Mike Reinosky, Gary Vig, Gerald Gunderson, Lance Alger, Elmer Card, Roger Tenny- son, Gussie Grieb, Bill Redington, Paul Miller. F.F.A. OFFICERS First Row-Allan Geiszler iSccre-taryj, Don Hocking iPresidentJ Leonard Campbell CVice-Presidentl. Second Row-Bill Bentley fTreasurerl, Sam Lawson fReporterJ, Paul Masion CSentine1J. F UT RE FARMER OF AMERICA The Auburn Chapter of the Future Farmers of America participated in many activities this year among which was the Northwest junior Livestock Show. Our chapter had the greatest number of animals entered by any one chapter. There were 25 steers and 22 hogs. The judging team also participated and came out with high honors. At the Enumclaw Spring Dairy Show our judging team and our cattle showman walked away with most of the prizes. All boys who have any kind of livestock entered the Puyallup Fair. Our cattle judging team took fourth place in over-all judging and first place in the Guernsey class. The cattle judging team participated in several contests at various places including the Puyallup Fair, Carnation. Aldara, Portland International Livestock Exposition, and several local farms around Auburn and Kent. The Auburn Chapter also participated in crop judging at Auburn, Bellingham, and Monroe. The chapter then went to Buckley for the parliamentary procedure contest in which we placed third. Bill Bentley and jim Myrick will rcprcscnt Auburn in the State Future Farmers of America Convention held at VVashington State College. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row-LeRoy johnson, joe Atack, Larry Peltola, Jim Siddans, Dick Smith, Kay Nishimura, Ron Edmunds, Cary Anderson, Richard Rice. Second Row-Lewis Angehm, Pete Lemke, LeRoy Mathews, Leonard Wright, Dale Brauhn, Charles Redington, Ken Haugen, John VanZant, Harold Remington. Third Row-John Ribary, Larry Langdon, Harold Lybeck, Norman Miller, Paul Heffernan, Jim Christie, Vern Dobson, Tim Banks, Dave Fyler, Quentin Sannes, Ed Sellers. Fourth Row-Charles Metteer, 'Ron Cannon, Richard St. Pierre, George Chambers, Leon Seouler, Gary Margon, Gene Geist, Paul Herbert, Ron Ware, Bill FitzGerald, Dewayne Davis, Chuck Segrave, Frank Masion. F.F.A. SNAPSHOTS Upper left, left to fight-Mr. John Blake, Mr, Vence Venn, Mr. Del Heisserman, Mr. Chris Brewer. Lower Left-Jean Heath speaking to group. Right, Left to right-Rithard Metteer, Dave Peterson, Bob Vogler, Wendell Mull, Sam Lawson, Dennis Bares, Allen Geiszler. FUTURE FARMER OF AMERICA The Auburn Chapter has something to be proud of this year. We are thc second largest -.chapter in the State of lVashington with 117 members. The total investment in farming will total about 820,000.00 this year. The chapter is valued at approximately 536,000.00 which includes liquid assets, farm equipment, and shop equipment. The chapter has 51,500.00 in a loan fund this year. This money is to help some of the members get started in their farming enterprises such as purchasing feed, livestock, and equipment. The activities mentioned here are only the highlights of a most prosperous year for the F.F.A. boys. 1 v, N N if'-v K. ,,f'7 ' . 45. A 1'-il ig? . ' Q1 Ufficvrs, left to right-Sonja Rutledge, Treasurer, Dolores Allard, Secretary, Wildora XVilliams, President, Jeanne Emslcy, Vice-President, Mr. john Davis, Adviser. First Row-JoAnne Hawkins, Dolores Allard, XVildora VVilliams, Sonja Rutledge. Second Row-Maureen Howard, Nomia Bedell, Jeanne Emsley, Leah VVade. Tlzirzl Row-Dick Brady, Iack Boone, Mr. John Davis. ART CLUB Under the able direction of Mr. John Davis, Adviser, and XVildora NVilliams, President, the Art Club has had a highly successful year. Although the Art Club is the smallest service club in the school, it has been one of the most active. Jack Boone, a member of the Art Club, won two gold key awards for his fine art work. The most important project for the Art Club and Art Classes was an enjoyable field trip on March 7, which included visits to the Seattle Art Museum, the Henry Gallery on the University campus, and the Frederick and Nelson State Scholastic Award Show. The Clulfs annual Masquerade Balln provided Halloween fun for many Auburn High students. All in all, 1955-56 has been a worthwhile year for the Art Club. This Page Is Telephone TE 3-4120 ,,, CHAMBERLAIN'S PAINT STORE QBEZWRSSRTON x r I i r T Yi' v mf vs 0- ? T, 1' 1- Q7 .Q Y , f gs DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Firxt Row-Margaret XVoodbridge, Kay Roberts, Ruth Baker, Jean Heath, Patsy Mackie, Maxine Fralnn, Ieanne Emsley. Second Hou'-Margie Anderson, Donna Laurent, Ioan Herbert, LeRoy Sparlmwk, Glad'delle Domholt, Diana Sedgemore, Deanna Sherwood. Third Row-Mr. Cmver, jim johnson, Gary Osterloh, Dallas Lindsey, Tom Matson, ,lim Berg, Albert Anderson. D. E. CLUB OFFICERS Firxt Ron'-jini Johnson, Treasurer, Diana Seclgemore, Secretary, Bob Millard, Lieutenant-Governor, LeRoy Spnrlmwk, Governor, Second Rome-Tom Matson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Rod Cruver, Coordinator, Margaret XVoodbridge, Historinng Ioan Herbert, Rcporter, Cary D. E. CLUB This year the D. E. club was again under the leadership of Mr. Rodney Cruver. Among the many projects we have participated in were visitations to schools and company plants. The schools that were visited were Foster High SCllOOl'i'll'lCl Puyallup High School. There we observed class discussions and saw projects that gave us new ideas. XVe also visited Fred- erick and Nelson where we learned about display and window settings. 'We went to the Brown and Ilaley candy factory and the Xalley Yallev plant in Tacoma. Osterloh, Parliainentarian. Splrjriijrziiebli l'll1eS:c?n?Thn3Sgg5g AUBURN, WASHINGTON DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ACTIVITIES Upper-Ieanne Emsley, Mr. Gruver, Donna Laurent, jim Berg and Albert Anderson look over Donnafs prize winning manual. Upper right-Govemor LeRoy Sparhawk conducts a club meeting. Lower left-Margaret VVoodbridge, Tom Matson, Ioan Herbert, Iudy Scalise and Patsy Mackie work hard at their studies. Lower right-Jeanne Ernsley, Donna Laurent, Patsy Mackie, Deanna Sherwood and Judy Scalise at the store which is open to all students to D. E. CLUB As something different, We held a dinner-dance, night club style, at the North Auburn Grade School. All the D. E. club in the Puget Sound area were invited. We hired a professional band from Seattle to play for the dance. Everyone had a wonderful time and it turned out to be a big success. buy school materials. Another project undertaken was the making of merchandise manuals. Each D. E. student constructed a manual on some field of retailing that interested him. The best one was that made by Donna Laurent. It was sent to the state con- vention to be judged with all other winning manuals from schools throughout the state. The biggest event of the year for all the D. E. clubs in the state is the D. E. convention which was held this year in Pasco. Representing our club were jim johnson and LeRoy Sparhawk. Right-Every week a. new display is put in the dis- play case. Here Gary Ost- erloh, Dallas Lindsey, Iim Below-Adviser Rodney Gruver is quizzed by some of his D. E. I0hI'l-903, Bob Millard and students including from left to right Diana Sedgemore, Donna lea-UI1eAEmS'16Y HFS Pjlfflng Laurent, Deanna Sherwood, Ioan Herbert and Judy Scalise. 111 a ski equipment display. Q- X MQ f Q in ,, 'W V27 ,4 iA'w't I 'X 5013 fue 'V - K., Xt:-,. I WS-rv INVADERSTAFF First Row-Ellen Asplund, Editorg Mr. John Hanscom, Aclviserj Second Row-Clista Sellers, Picture Editorg Joan Herbert, Senior Editorg Dolores Allard, Art Editorg Karlene Pautzke, Assistant Art Editor. Tliirrl Row-Eugene Starkey, Photogmpherg Leah XVude, Business Managerg Jeanne Krulowec, Marlene Odegzxrd, Junior Editorsg Ron Behr- lmum, Sports Editor. Fourth Row-Doug McLean, Assistant Sports Editorg Nancy Burtts, Junior Editorg Audrey Schulte, Loma Burtts, Sophomore Editorsg Jack YVebster, Assistant Photographer. 1956INVADER The Annual Staff has put in many long, industrious hours trying to make this the hest Invader ever. Sixth period has heen set aside for the staff to work on dummy pages, Writeups, advertising campaigns, layouts, art work and various other tasks which are necessary to put out the lnxuder. Under the leadership of Mr. John Hanscom Qadviserl und Ellen Asp- lund tcditorj, the Invader Staff has had another successful year and can be proud of its fine work. 5?7.7fZ'fS'e'3Z EVERGREEN PHOTOGRAPHERS lE.,'Sl'?e.E3.3370 'fix Mmm K' -M f f 'Y ,W ,,,.,,,,,, TROJAN TRUMPET STAFF First Row-Mr. Jack Shinkoskey, Adviser, Carol Bruno, Editor. Second Row-Jim Berg, Leah Wade, Ellen Asplund, Dallas Lindsey, Reporters. Third Row-Pat Aromin, Virginia Cross, Associate Editors, Sandi Abemathy, Business Manager, Betty Hansen, Production Manager, Inez Able, Reporter. Fourth Row-Nancy Bamhart, JoAnn Nonan, John Norris, Maxine Quist, Reporters. TROJ AN TRUMPET The prime intention of thc Trojan Trumpet staff is to gather and publish all the news of thc school. ' All programs, assemblies, dances, sports events, club meetings, and academic highlights-are faithfully and accurately reported in the paper. Many special features and anecdotes are also included. The Trojan Trumpet is published every two weeks under the capable directionxof Carol Bruno, editor, and Mr. jack Shinkoskey, Adviser. slfliffiieij MANSON'S REXALL STORE 5i.f'..Zl??3.3874 ,J ,tx V, l X GREEN PEPPERS First Row-Marilyn Peterson, Donna Laurent, Diane Dunagin, Nancy Fletcher, Marilyn Evans, Dorothy Tonstad, Karlcne Puutzke, Barbara Nyberg, Susan Sprengcr. Sccrmrl Row-Jean Rey, Byrene Dunn, Jerrene Tate, Carol Bowler, Lois Botting, Judy Campbell, Ellen Aspluncl, Sharon Brandt, Miss Phyllis Hulteen, Adviser. Officers, left to right-Marilyn Evans, President, Judy Campbell, Vice-President, Lois -Botting, Secretary, Judy Hayes, Treasurer. GREEN PEPPERS XVhen there's anything to be done, just call on the Green Peppers! The hard-working Green Pepper girls are to he thanked for constructing pep signs, making and selling pom poms, selling pop, hot dogs, and coffee at the games, and many other useful tasks. The Green Peppers are indeed an inspirational service group for Auburn Senior High School. l'U 'u.- KEY CLUB First Row-Bob Johnson, Chuck Blacksmith, Tom Johns, Dick Akers, Tim Smith, Tom Matson, Daryl McGlenn, Ronald Roberts, LeRoy Sparhawk, Dennis McCann, Joe Aldrich, Mike Flannery, Dave Jones. Second How-Stuart jones, Ralph Hamlin, Howard Nelson, Art Kidd, Sam Martin, Doug McLean, Bill Boyer, Dick Brady, Don Cook, Roger Duprel, Bob Lloyd, Bob Cornwell, Fred Cramer. Ojticers left to right-Tom Matson, President, Daryl McClenn, Vice-President, Tim Smith, Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Gene Kasper, Adviser. KEY CLUB The Key Club is one of the most active service clubs in both school and community affairs. The members have participated wholeheartedly in many activities including sponsoring a dance, selling hats, sponsoring a car wash, and conducting a recreation survey. The objectives of Key Club are to develop initiative, to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and community, to cooperate with the school principal, to prepare for use- ful citizenship, and to promote the adoption and application of higher standards in scholarship, sports- manship, and social contacts. President Tom Matson and Adviser Mr. Gene Kasper have capably led the Key Club through another successful year. - fn 4-X if ' A X 2 i re vt an Y Li , ,A 1 Q if WN ' A ,Y Ai K ,-, ' , , ., i W , .L Ld K qu, 1 . First Row-Virginia Davenport, Janet Tate, Ann Adams, Andrea Alborg, Joan Herbert, Judy Sealise, Dolores Allard, De- Ette Smith, Dolores Hockey, Donna Steiger. Second Row-Sally Canniff, Joyce Thomiod, Sonja Rutledge, VVildora XVilliams, Joyee Qualey, Nancy Barnhart, Betty DeCoria, Kay Flint, Karen Cavanaugh, Jerrene Tate. Tlzirrl Row-Marie Rutledge, Emily Burley, Janice Thormod, Sharon Murphy, Eleanor MeCom1iek, Marlin Potnielc, Mary Anderson, Dolores Gonzales, Pat Cunningham. Fourth Row-Irene Rose, Susan Bunker, Marlys Bjerk, Pat Monahan, Christine FitzCerald, Barbara Collins, Betty Steven- son, Carmen Overland, Joan Earl. Officers left to riglzt-Clista Sellers fViee-Presidentl, Dolores Allard CSeeretaryl, Joan llerbcrt fTreasurerJ, Lorraine Dahl tPoints Chairmanl. COMMERCIAL CLUB Tieket sellers and ticket takers at the football and basketball games for 1955-56 were members of the Commercial Club. Ushering for school plays and concerts, plus many other services were car- ried out by this industrious group. All had a very enjoyable year and hope the same for next year's Commercial Club. Many Sciiwiiacizn President This page is sponsored by STEELE'S APPAREL First How-Barbara Nyberg, Jean Rey, Karlene Pautzke, Marilyn Peterson, Carol Bowler, Marilyn Evans, Dorothy Ton- stad, Lois Botting, Ada Banks, Donna Laurent. Second Row-LaRue Moore, Carol Gregg, Marlys Bjerk, Sharon Coulter, Maxine Quist, Sandi Abernathy, jean Heath, Diane Dunagin, Claudia Isham, Anita Olver, Mrs. Cunningham CAdviserD. Third Row-Grace Gordon, Pat McMullen, Karen Winkler, Kara Thorson, Glennel Rockey, Jean Kralowec, Pat Nord- strom, Kathy Hayes, Mary Anderson, Marlin Potnick. Fourth Row-Edith Miles, Ronica Hoover, Lorna Burtts, Linda Robertson, Kathy Rackliffe, janet Eagleson, Pat Zollinger, Byrene Dunn, Audrey Schulte, Myrla Grant. Oblicers, left to right-Marilyn Peterson QVice-Presidentj, Sheri Abernathy CSecretaryD, Sandi Abernathy QTreasurerD, Ada Banks K Parliamentarian J. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA In September swarms of Auburn girls in mismated shoes and wearing clothes backwards took part in an informal initiation of the Future Homemakers of America, one of the largest all-girl organizations in the United States. Getting the year rolling, we attended the regional convention at Federal Way on October 16. We served at the homecoming tea and entered a float in the parade. Next we became Santa's helpers and filled stockings for hospital- ized veterans. After the first of the year we had our formal initiation and emblem service. The highlight of our club year was the Annual Father-Daughter Banquet. This year every girl in Senior High and her father was invited. The chapter attended the State Convention in March. Also a number of Future Homemakers attended the demonstration day in Sumner. We rounded out an active year with a gala style show and the formal installation of new officers at a tea for our mothers. Disbanding for the summer, we left behind an enjoyable, memorable year with best wishes for much luck and success to next year's F.H.A. CAROL BOWLER Mas. CUNNINGHAINI President Adviser This page is sponsored by EVERGREEN STATIONERS G 'vw 43 . A an run Tv! NJ x Sat . ri' E 'WM Obficers, left to right-Lorraine Oakley, Secretary-Treasurer, Glenda Chambers, President, Josephine Ender, Viee-Presi- dent, Sandi Abernathy, Manager. First Row-Robin Muczynski, Barbara Bollinger, Laurie Brandt, Sharon Murphy, Lorraine Oakley, Glenda Cliambers, Josephine Ender, La Rue Moore, Edith Miles, Lorna Burtis, Carmen Overland. Second How-Kay Mulholland, Barbara Brouelette, Marlin Potnick, Maurine Howard, Pat McMullen, Craee Cordon, Norma Bedell, Betty Stevenson, Mrs. Trimble, Adviser. Basketball, volleyball, baseball, ping-pong and badminton are some of the sports that the GAA girls participate in to prove that boys are not the only ones at the Auburn High School who are athletic- minded. Under the direction of their Adviser, Mrs. Trimble, many of the members earned their school letters. The weekly turnouts, play days, out-of-school sports, and dances sponsored by the club kept the mem- bers busy. Splfllffiilf LEONARD'S MEN'S SHOP 'Z' E'?QT,'1'.?E325S'aWA5 ' mme KN i 'i--ui.. ai .Same Q' Oficers, left to right-Jim Hebert, Treasurer, Bob Johnson, Vice-President, Roger Duprel, President, Howard Nelson, Sec- retary, Stuart jones, Sergeant-at-Arms. First Row-Ron Behrbaum, Roger Duprel, Sam Martin, Don Cook. Second Row-Mr. Ted Lea, Adviser, jim Hebert, Sam Lawson, Roger Brown, jim Rutt, Bill Boyer, Cary Vick, Dennis McCann, Frank Miles. Third Row-Doug Worden, Howard Ncson, Ralph Hamlin, Stuart Jones, Dick Brady. BOYS' A CLUB Boys, A is an exclusive club for boys interested in sports. A letter earned in any major sport is thc only qualification needed for membership. The value of competitive sports and better sportsmanship is the aim of the club. eplxizfsszgf Mike weed Appliance ae Television AuiuggoggiegggyoiifWASH- f-, vw F' s '1t5f? f. if l i l Tm , sf' N3 L l r 3' I l Z I 1 A Q ' sz First Row-Carol Bruno, Anita Olyer, Iilizalmetli Dykstra, Carol Payne, Virginia Cross, Sliarun Brandt, Marilyn Peterson Susan Sprenger, Deanna Sherwood, Jeannie Rey, Marilyn Evans, Gail Isaacson, Rose-Therese llerartl. Second How-Byrene Dunn, jiin Skriyan, Fritz Langfelclt, Terry C-irocl, Roger Seliiltlt, Larry Supernean, Dennis Sorweicle joe Laurent, JoAnne Nonan, Miss Pursell cAC,lYiSL'l'J. i 2 t TRAFFIC COURT I ir.s-I Row-'l'iin Sinitli CClerl4D, Kay Mulliolland fSeeretaryl, Boll Jolinson tjudgel, Nancy Fleteller, Daryl MeClenn, Dennis Sorweitle. Second Row-Frank Miles, Darrold Olsen, Dave Naylor, Paul LaGris, Stuart Fettcrs, Stuart jones. This Page is Sponsored by: 303 Auburn AISBURN, F3Nl1?HTEmple 3.1830 Q . DEBATE l ir.st How-Mrs. llaruilton tAdviscrD, Ronnie Morrison, Pat Claudon, Judy Sarver, Shirley Gray, llonnie Roberts. Second Row-Dick Beasley, Doug Worden, Tim Smith, Paul LaGris, Roger Duprel, FUTURE TEACHERS First Row-Judy Herrington, Pat Cunningham, Deanna Sherwood, Pat Claudon, Barbara Bi-ouelette, Jeannie Rey, Marilyn Peterson, Judy Sarver, Lois Botting. Second Row-Sharon Brandt, Dorothy Tonstad, Dianne Dunagin, Karlene Pautzke, jean Heath, Mary Brouelette, Barbara Massey, Donna Karns, Shannon Paquin. Third Ro-no-Shirley Cray, Sharon jolly, Margaret Woodbridge, Diane Shaughnessy, Carol Lybeck, Ann Adams, Andrea Alborg, Maxine Quist, Ruth Zahradnek. Fourth Row-Gerry Pallies, Ken Arrington, Jerry Adair, Barty Vogel, Dick Brady, Jim Johnson, Bob Lloyd, Bob Millard, Dick Akers. Splgiinlrrjilj 423 Auburn AvZrGnEeURN' vljlllnkosnl-iTEmpIe 3-0800 Fi :fi 55 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB First Row-DcEtlc Smith, lkinrvalcnc Clyde, Put Monnnhnn, Glunda Chambers, Iudy Mundcll, JoAnne Cnvzuiaugh, Virginia Cross. -Second How-Carol Gregg, Barbara Scars, Irene Hose, JoAnn Nunun, Gayle Cooley, Christine FitzGerald, Maxine Maurice. OFFICERS Joann Wylnncl, Presidentg Glenda Chambers, Vicc-President, Christine FitzGeruld, Secretary-Treasurer, Virginia Cross, Corresponding Soc retaryg Mrs. Caroline Greeley, Adviser. I, ffl TROJAN KN IGHT S First Row-Dale Coldy, Ron Morrison, Jerry Smith, Sam Lawson, Roger Va.n NVi.nk1e, Dick Merteer. Second Row-Jim Skrivuu, Art Curtin, Dave Alborg, Ken Faucher, Jerry Reap, Boyce Church, Bob McDonald, Tom Stockcr,,Lloyd Dahl. OFFICERS Ierry Smith, President, jim Berg, Yice-President, Jim Skrivan, Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Reep, Sergeant-at-Armsg Mr. Ernie Amos, Adviser. O F F I C E S T A F F F irst Row-Jerrene Tate, DeEtte Smith, Mary Sehwieger, Marilyn Peterson, Janet Tate. Second Row-Jerry Pallies, Dallas Lindsey, Jean Heath, Margaret NVoodbridge, Ruth Baker. igzfvv K-335' ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF First How-Dolores Gonzales, Judy Sarver, Ann Adams, Ruth Fosmark, Virginia Cross. Second Row-Carmen Overland, Janice Thormod, Elinor King, Joyce Thorrnod, Frances Ray. QUNFQE 1' uv YW 'A W-'I-'-7 C7 THESPIANS First Row-Judy Sarver, Susan Sprenger, Marlene Odegard, Karlene Pautzke, Clad'delle Domholt. Scconcl Row-Tim Smith, Mrs. Hamilton, Sam Lawson. HTHE FORTUNE TELLERM Une of the outstanding musical and dramatic events of the year was Victor Herbert's operetta, The Fortune Teller, capably dir.ected by Mrs. NVilma Hamilton. The story of the operetta is concerned with a lost lottery ticket and many complications involv- ing soldiers and gypsies and much colorful singing and dancing. To save her brother who has ap- par.ently deserted the army, Irma, the heroine, must marry Count Berezowski Whom she neither loves nor wants to marry. In the end, it is found that her brother has not deserted but is on a confidential mission for the king. Irma marries the man she Wants, and her brother stays in the army. The Fortune Teller was a success largely because of the help from many teachers and students. In addition to Mrs. Hamiltonis dramatic direction, Mr. George McKee trained the soloists and chorus and conducted the entire production. Mr. Irvin VVright trained the orchestra which performed splen- didly. Student directors included Steve Lightle for drama and Faye Callahan for the dances. Other faculty sponsors and student chairmen included Mr. John Davis and Ierry Smith fstage construction and paintingl, XVildora XVilliams Cstage settingj, Mr. Zollinger, Mr. Kelly, and Pat McMullen Cprop- ertiesj, Mr. Stumpf and lean Emsley fprogramsj, Mr. Hostetter Qticketsj, Mr. Davis, jim Adamson, Floyd Knutson, and Bob NVilson Cpostersb, Mr. Larin and Karlene Pautzke Cadvertising and publicityl, Miss Pursell and Mary Schwieger Cushersj, Mrs. Dupree and Carol Bowler Qcostumesj. --D- Al l than K ' 'qgftxg THE FORTUNE TELLER Top, Left to Right, Standing-Royal Hussars John Norris, Bob Lloyd, Tom Matson, Art Curtin, Bill Farrow, Dave Jones, George McCormick, Center Center Center Lower Lower Lower Charles Larson, Bob Davis, Daryl McG1enn, Fritz Laugteldt, Dick Beasley. Kneeling-George Ray, Mickie Armstrong, Paul LaGris, Jerry Adair, Ronnie Roberts. Left-Karlene Pautzke as Madame Pompon. -Dancing school girls with Maurice Lawson, center, as Fresco, the dancing master. Girls, left to right-Mary Schwicger, Dolores Allard, Judy Sarver, Anita Olver, Darlene Cornwell, Carole liruno, Janet Tate, Susan Bunker. Right-Glad,delle Domholt as Musette, the Fortune Teller. Left-Tim Smith CColonel Berezowskij. Center-Glad'delle Domholt CMusetteJ, Gene Olver CSandorJ, Dick Akers QBorisJ, Susan Sprenger CVaninkaD. Right-Mickie Armstrong flrmal, and George Ray QLadislausJ. X 1 ,X K 3 .-4 FW Q1 Q01 ,. .tx lx 'J YS T' ' r en Q.-p 1? T7 NM v lx v4 -vq., L I I Yi Q I I 9 I I .lt :avi Y ' I I I I I Firxf Ruu'-Xlrum Huuuli, DIIIIIII SHIf.!wu01'Q. Illlvu XIIIIL r, I'izu'Ic-uc 1'zullzIw.,lu.u1 III-1'Ivc'1l, Kuru 'l'IImwu, LUIS Bolling, I, janet Tate, Mary Schwicger. CIud'deIIc Dumholt, NIIL-kic Burlmrn Nyln-rg, XYiI1luruXX'iIIiu1x15,j11LIy XX'111'0. AI'lI15II UIlH, Vice-PM-SiCIvntg PIUIII5 Euglimlm. Pwsiclg-:mtg ,Inv T1 - I R ,AD , X -I , l - V I l A V. IEIIIIII .SIILIICIQI-5'fTrLI?IIFYR' . 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Third Home-K.xrIu1e Puutzkc, Ruth ZL'Iu'.uIue.'I:, SL-Loud Sopranos. 1'irxI IIulLvCuu'!L' XILCuruuI1,I4, IJ.uuI Ifuuu, IJKIIIIIQ Olwu, Inu .XIr,IrxLIa, ,III3 KIL'D.uucI, U.uIL1n k ' ' ' f Cfnrmw ull. SI1.xrruu Lung. CuroIIiic.I1.1rLIa. Su-111141RUIL'-IYn'rOIdv11, Did: Nlcttur, BIII I .u1'uw, Budd XVII: .II, I.5.uII.Ir.n II' ::Im1. Kuy CMIILII ,Indy BL'utIL'y, BInrII.u'.nBuII1uggr. Third I-low-I'Icm'.xrLI Him-. Ari Curtin, Huuuzu buulh, IMI Sxnmvm, Sump Ilutlf pig-1, juug MU-3 Ixuw, Donna Karus, :XYIILI Ulvcr. ,K 47' Kb f .fn it www' CLARINETS-Susan Sprenger, Sharon Brunclt, John Rilmry, TROMBOXES-Roger Scliilclt, Ed Mohler, Burlmra Nyberg Marilyn Peterson, Dick Peterson, Sheri Sinalle, Bill Heb- David Peterson, LeRoy Mutliewson. ert, Delane Nelson, Pat Rayburn, Iim Wlxtson, Art Curtin. BAR11-ONES-Ed Sellers, Don Cook' FLUTES-Byrene Dunn, Elizabeth Dylwfm- SOUSAPHONES-Don Doolittle, Dick Smith. SAXOPHONES-Mike Hawkins, Tom Blukeney, Roger Koford, DRUMS-Shirley Stark, Jim Myrick, Dave Conger, Curl Yllir- Carol Brightslioe, Bob Slielfner. ren. FRENCH HORNS-Pat Fritz, Darlene Golding. GLOCKENSPIELS-Ruth Zuhraclnek, Patsy Zollinger. TRUMPETS-George Ray, Roger Olson, Gary Putz, 1. B. Me- Drum Mffiofeffv-Heiwe Tivrr-ell. Curdy, Ken Richard, Jerry Sebree, Jim Anderson, Director-Mr. Lyle Muiisoii Front-Renee Tjemell CMajoretteJ. Rear-Dick Smith, Dave Conger, Shirley Stark, Ruth Zuliraldnek, jim Myriek, Carl XVurren, Don Doolittle This Page ls U C 'IO8 West Main Sponsored by M I f Phone TE 3-2204 Musical Instruments and Supplies AUBURN' WASH- , ...nag ' Q yy X f x x XXX ' - fin-lJLl.k. Z' Zz fr If ea Rv l 17 A . , e W - -. 1 - . Y- '11 HOMILQUMIBC l:L5TlXi1T1lsb Twp, loft to right-junior Prince and Princess Doug McLean and Theresa Venzone, Mr. Cordon Culp, Queen Dolores Gonzales, King Roger Duprvl. Soplmmnre Princess and Prince Anita Olver and Dennis McCann. I.nu'c'r left-Green Pepper entry in Hninreoniing Parade. Loiru' riglit-The prize-wiiniing Key Club entry in the big parade. HOMECOMING lloinecoining of 1955 was indeed a gay and colorful affair. Striking Queen Dolores Conzales and handsome King Roger Duprel reigned supreme over the festive day. Their elegant court was made up of Doug McLean and Theresa Yenzone as Iunior Prince and Princess and Dennis BIeCann and Anita Olver as Sophomore Prince and Princess. The program began with registration, a social hour, and tea at 12:30 p.1n. This was followed by a gala asseinhly honoring the war years of 1940 through 1945 with the theme 'KFrom Creen and XVhite to Khaki and Bluefl Blaster of ceremonies was Gene Kasper with Cordon Culp as guest speaker and Sherry lo Thunn as musical entertainer. Nlr. Culp crowned the Queen and her court. Th' P ' 30 E t M ' Ph TE. 3-2200 sponilfffiif VAN'S FURNITURE STORE or fiiauRN,wAsHiNGofnSN N. s is-sl Q 4,-,wry rj ws. A ma 'lfi in , , k :QT iw E HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Top-Auburn Senior High Band led by sprightly majorette, Renee Tjerncll, Center-Prizefxvinning Trojan Trumpet entry in the big parade. Lower left-Invader parade entry. Lower right-Action in the big Homecoming Game with Enumclaw. HOMECOMING At three, the big homecoming parade was held featuring lots of colorful entries. The Key Club and the Trojan Trumpet Won prizes for their cleverly decorated cars. Former homecoming queens, former student body presidents, and many others were featured in this gala parade. At five a deli- cious smoiasbord was held at the Eagles Club. Preceding the homecoming game with Enumclaw at eight, a few solemn moments were set aside in honor of our XVorld WVar II dead. A special program was held at half time featuring the Auburn High Band. From ten to one dancing was featured in the gymnasium to the music of johnny Chit- Wood. slffsffiiebi BEIERLEIN'S MEN'S SHOP P..llffJQ7Q960 . lpghggg, yl'k,,, i Xml lf: 'f 1' V, 1-2 HBLUES IN THE NIGHT Top, Left fn Riglit-Prince Ken Lockhart, Princess Sharon Murphy, Quccn Carol Bowler, King Sam Martin, Princess Lauric Brandt, Prince Dick Lockhart. Lower Left-Rita Long, Don Cook, Karlane Pautzke, and jim Hamilton. Lower Right-Queen Carol Bowler and King Sam Martin. GIRLS' CLUB TOLO Blues in the Nightv was the theme for the Girls' Club Tolo of 1955. The dance turned out to be a gala affair with Burt Garrett and his 99,rs', fulfilling the music lovers' dreams. Silver and blue were the colors attractively carried out in the decorations. The beautiful throne, resembling a large music box, set a lovely background for the court. Carol Bowler and Sam Martin were crowned Queen and King. Sharon Murphy represented the junior class as princess, with her escort Ken Lockhart as prince. Representing the sophomore class was Laurie Brandt as princess, with her escort Dick Lockhart as prince. splfllffiiff VALLEY MOTORS mAUbU 'A'XB'3ZRN,Jl'L !J,TEm 'e3'0800 SENIOR-JUNIOR BALL SNAPSHOTS Top-Filmy formals and gay colors mark the dancing midst hearts and cupidsu at the outstanding social event of the year, '4Cupicl's Capersf, Lower Left-Mr. Gordon Heritage crowns Dorothy Tonstad as Miss Kissable Lips, with Susan Sprenger as mistress of ceremonies and Gib Davis as Mr, Heartthrobf' looking on. Lower Right-Marie Rutledge, Marlene Odegard, Jeanne Kralowec, Kara Thorson, Glennel Rockey and jean Rey Ckneelingl, hard at work decorating for the Ball. HCUPIITS CAPERSM The Senior-Junior Ball, Cupid7s Capersf was indeed a glamorous highlight in the 1955-56 social season at Auburn Senior High. Based on a Valentine theme, the colorful event was held on Febru- ary 12 at the North Auburn School auditorium, the iirst high school ailair of such a nature ever to be held there. Queen of the Ball was attractive Dorothy Tonstad as Miss Kissable Lips with King Gib Davis as Mit Heartthrobf' The auditorium was decorated with mobiles made up of cupids and hearts which cast a rosy and romantic glow over the gala affair. ,Q'l'Z,'3?35E, STEELE'S APPAREL llinfq?'E.M5Zna83UbU WC's ing'on HALL OF FAME MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . MOST LOYAL ....... MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY PRETTIEST EYES ..... MOST POPULAR . MOST COURTEOUS . . WITTIEST .... BEST LOOKING . BEST FIGURE . . BEST PHYSIQUE BEST DRESSER . CUTEST .... PRETTIEST HAIR .... MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT . BIGGEST CLOXVN . MOST ATHLETIC . FRIENDLIEST ..... MOST PLEASING SMILE . . BEST SPORT . NEATEST . . Susan Sprenger Lois Botting Ieirene Tate Ianet Tate Kay Mulholland Sharon Brandt Indy Sarvar Ioan Herbert Dolly Gonzales Verla Campbell Carol Bowler Dolores Allard Glad'delle Domholt Diane Dunagin Glenda Chambers Sharon Brandt Barbara Nyberg Marilyn Evans NVildora NVilliams Chuck Blacksmith Roger Brown Don Cook Dallas Lindsey Sam Martin Dick Brady jim Johnson Bob Johnson Otto Portman Tom Matson Sam Martin Bob Hackler Ralph Hamlin LeRoy Sparhawk Roger Duprel Bob Davis Ken Lockhart Howard Nelson Gary Osterloh SPQRTS if? f,' I W6 -of v M, - R w' W 1 rmwmf Q ff v -ff ,T Ni ' 'Y v S 1 I , M ' C 'K ' , 'lg We -li 'bf fi.. c o C ..,rrw.f.c. .rg in NORLAND TED LEA KING . Assistant Head Coach . Coach MERVIN MARVIN CARRIER , I SCHWEIKL -37 Line Coach Q Bgckfield . Coach . 1 - , is ' 'lv 6 I I 'Q' 'SQ 0 I V , , . , . 'W ,..: , ' ' 5 R J S , ' fi Y ,I C 1 0,-. X Ao H n x 2443 , ge 9, 'J j g K Ax - 4 jr ,eng V X yew, WT, W tm s . ' ' . gk, x f in f, , , '+A , QQ , V, 1 ' R L .Q . ' A Qm-s Twp' f , V, A , 71.1 e .fnf ,, C R , ' l, '47 ', F O O T B A L L 1 9 5 5 OFFENSE Linc. Ivft to right-Dick Brady fllight Endb, Daryl Mc-Glenn IRight Tacklel, Larry Brooks fRight Cuardl, jim Hebert CCe-nterl, Darrold Olsen CLe-ft Cuardj, Howard Nelson 1Left Tacklej, Don Cook 1Left Endj. Backficlcl, Icft to right-Jim Rutt QRight Halfj, Sam Martin fQunrte-rbackl, Roger Duprel Clfullbackj, Roger Durr CLeft Halfj. ACTION SHOTS Lcft-Duprcl breaks into the clonr against Renton. Ccntcr-Martin dashes around Clover Parks' right ond. Reinosky blocking. Right-Roger DEFENSE Knccling, lcft to right-Tom Johns Clfiiyzht Tacklel, Larry Brooks lRight C-uardj, Daryl McCle'nn Mliddle Cunrdl, Darrold Olson CLeft Cuardj, Bob Davis QLQ-ft Tackle-D. Crouching, Icft to right-Roger Duprcl lllight Lincbackcrl, Mike Rvinosky fkiiddlc Linebackc-rl, Bob Jcwctt CLcft Lincbackc-rl. Durr cvadcs Sumner tacklcr. Smnrlilzg. Ivft Io right-Jim Hutt flliglmt Halflyackl, Sam Martin QSafL1yl, Rogcr Durr 1Left Halflmckj. Splfllffiiff STruve's Jewelry 81 Record Shop 2'EAS',f221Z fQS'.Z3ZE w 5H' a 2 : Q. 'C iv Q.-Q, lx sf w Rl 90 , . . :gy 1 0 if . - - .f A1,. A 1 IIZX , 1 iiee. 1 :W -K.. 1 L.'. 1 5 ' ..... .-.455 .,,. .L - ,,-'A - A ' 3. ,li Z I f if .L,. WWW . .v f . so . ' 1' ' ' . ' iir. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Left Row, top to bottom-Fritz Langfeldt, jack Boone, Howard Nelson, Doug WVorden, Ted McCann, jim Rutt, Larry Brooks. Right Row, top to bottom-Mike Reinosky, Frank Miles, jim Hebert, Don Cook, Gary Vick, Bill Boyer, Daryl McGlenn. Top, left to right-Dick Scobee, Roger Durr, Tom johns. Center, left to right-Dick Brady, Roger Duprel, Sam Martin. Bottom, left to right-Mike Flannery, Dennis McCann, Joe Aquila. FOOTBALL - 1955 The 1955 Trojan squad, outmanned and outweighed in al- most every contest, showed the courage and drive of a spirited but inexperienced team. Opening the season against a supposedly strong Snohomish team, the Trojans romped with ease to a 39 to 0 victory. In the Trojans second pre-league game, they lost a hard fought battle to the Red Raiders of Bellingham, 14 to 6. The Trojans were now ready for their first conference game, but met defeat at the hands of the high spirited Clover Park eleven, 20 to 0. Aubum next played host to the Puyallup Vikings who emerged with a 20 to 6 win over the Trojans. The following week found the Trojans travelling to Renton where they lost a 25 to 0 ball game. JM, new f Fl Z f f '41 I fax. W Q gif . 1 pi , ., V4 M f ,ggi Q-J. . f ,ly f1:'4fi: 1' ' ff , - ' ' 4, .3f:,:, t' V , Y, ,- ., i V W V my . 1 1 ',i.. I . ' V ' ' . f - ' ' V - ff' F ' .- 'f 1 4' I ,,'.. f 2 ,.,. :Q , ,V . '-0 - - ff-. ' r. QW .. ........ 1 a n .1 A i .- i t y .h.h ilili 1 - ere f i f fn f f' ' ' Til 4 3 , .- 427 '-'A ' i 5 f I 'T' . ' ' 'ilf'flff12 J 'f if ' 'ffffi .'.' in l '21f e f '77 V' . , V A V , .V', f H ,Vw 5,5 , W ,, f -gg ry r ' - .V f -K , fwffl. if ' fr.. ' ' - f X ,f f '5 ' , . , ., , . . , f. , ., , . 1 1, , f - . 2. ' 7 f.,.',.' . - ' 22 f ,J ' ...a-'7 rt , I 1 'iid f ' ' S 'f' S' ' 7 ff'..,- if A V l Working hard for the next week the Trojans were ready for V V . 'V B ' 3 3 the big homecoming game with Enumclaw. The first three . ' -5 2 -gf, quarters found the Hornets leading 20 to 0. Not giving up, Q3 VV V VV VVQ, however, the Trojans tallied twice in the late minutes to nar- 1 -' '- ' - row the gap to a 20 to 13 score. The next contest proved to be ff ' ' f 71 ff' f ' ' fr Q3 f.', ww N. fa f f . ... Egg' , ' , WK? ' -2 .-1 P ai , wavy, fp 'f f ff' mf L , ,. f' 7 f ' 4' WJ' f .ff , , ff. . i zwfe .V . ,. . ,,V, if p one of the Trojans' most brilliant performances of the season, with Bill Boyer and Roger Duprel crashing through the High- line Pirates' defenses for four big tallies before Hnally being nosed out by a single point, 27 to 26. Spirits high from this mental and moral triumph, the Trojans merely trounced the Sumner Spartans 21 to O. In the next game the Trojans found themselves on the short end of a 6 to 0 win for the Cardinals of Franklin Pierce. Unable to recapture the Taylor Trophy, the Trojans lost their final game of the 1955 season to the state,s top team, the Royals of Kent- Meridian, 46 to 0. Roger Duprel was voted captain of the team by his team-mates for the 1955 grid season. Dick Brady received the Coaches, Achievement Award and Roger Duprel was awarded the Inspirational Award. Trojans given honorable mention for all-conference were Roger Dup- rel, Doug Worden, Sam Martin, Dick Brady, Bill Boyer, Tom johns, Larry Brooks and Roger Durr. The players were selected at the coaches' meeting at the end of the season. I 7 ' X . 1 chdi AV.. . . 2, ,.'V , V , iq ' ff ' 7 f . ff 'iff I , ' A 1 VV 5 X ' 27 . 7' 777 '- ffl if ., ., f f i!!e BASKETBALL From. lower left-Dick Brady KNO. 42, Sam Martin KNO. 82, Ron Behrbaum KNO. 122, Stuart Jones KNO. 52, Bob Iohnson KNO. 72, Bill Boyer KNO. 92, Floyd Knudtson KNO. 32, Roger Duprel KNO. 102, Don Cook KNO. 112. Center-Mr. Ernie Ames KCoach2, Roger Broun KStudent Manager2. BASKETBALL The Auburn Trojans of 1955-1956 won three out of their three pre-season games, but found the Puget Sound League competition a more difficult proposition. They finished in a tie for sixth spot. For one of the pre-season non-league games, the Trojans flew to Victoria. This was the first time any Aubum athletic team had ever flown. The Trojans showed excellent passing and shooting ability at times during the season, and got their share of rebounds with Bill Boyer and Don Cook dominating the boards in almost every game. Bob john- son played excellent ball and carried the team on ottense. Bill Boyer, Sam Martin, Don Cook and Roger Duprel proved themselves adequate in total team offense. Strong support was given in reserve roles by Ron Behrbaum and Stuart jones who came through Well in several games. The Vernon Hall Inspirational award was Won by Don Cook for his outstanding job. Bob john- son won the Scholarship award by maintaining the highest grade point average during basketball season. Bob johnson also was named Honorary Captain for the 1955-1956 season for his leadership. The Trojans should have a tournament team next year with one returning letterman and an excep- tionally strong squad. ,,,':g1.f::5f.5 LOUIE'S SHELL SERVICE 2':fz.1i.1iSii.:5,... 'ISERVICE IS MY BUSINESS 'Ist and Auburn Avenue '1 'x iiii ff Y X , Q ill , ' .W 12.4 1 sf? 2' .4,. ,. J' .She fe Upper Left- B SQUAD Kneeling, Left to Right-Dennis McCann, Ion Hanna, Bob Huclspeth, Jerry Clyde, Rodney Ancheta. Standing, Left to Right-Gene Divelbiss, Ken Pietz, Don McLean, Doug McLean, Art Kidd. Upper Right, SOPHOMORE SQUAD Kneeling, Left to Right-Ken Richards, Dennis Olsen, Dennis Mc- Cann, Art Curtin, Terry Cirod, Ralph Aromin, Gene Divcl- biss, Joe Aldrich, Roger Tennyson, Bill Farrow, Bud Wheat, Dennis Sorwcide, David jones. Lower Left-Bill Boyer high in the air. Middlle-gala Johnson sets one through. Lower Right-Don Cook pushes one through t e oop. , SEASON RECORD 1955-56 TEAM STATISTICS Auburn , Opponents Auburn Opponents Name Games Points Average 60 .,...,,, Pearson 50 50 ........ Puyallup 58 Bob johnson 20 338 16.9 83 ........ Victoria 71 57 ........ Kent 63 Bill Boyer 20 289 11.8 53 ........ Port Townsend 49 80 ........ Puyallup 82 Sam Martin 20 212 10-4 51 ......,. Px6I1lZO1'1 59 51 ........ Kent 61 Don Cook 20 198 9,9 61 ........ Enumclaw 50 52 ........ Highline 57 RO er Du rel 90 116 5 8 59 ........ Sumner 46 56 .,...... Clover'Park 63 R gB 1 5 I8 39 2'0 71 ........ Bellevue 55 42 ........ Franklin Pierce 55 OH e lf aum ll 0'8 51 ........ Franklin Pierce 48 46 ........ Enumclaw 47 Stuart Jones 14 ' 49 ......., Highline 61 70 ......,. Sumner 57 Floyd Knudson 11 4 0-7 56 ........ Clover Park 46 40 .....,,. Renton 57 Dick Brady 10 4 0-3 This page is sponsored by JACK L SPRENGER INSURANCE SERVICE 201 East Main, AUBURN, WASH., Phone TE. 3-2345 s ' wr' f - ,, ,i,,,f X X g,. ug Ve, ..,- J A. A x HA bl V Y l sf. Q L-fe-7 le. 7 li T A 7141 if E flifL,L,eff ,wK. v K -'nj BASEBALL MA SQUAD Kneeling, Left to Right-Conch Ernie Ames, Dennis Olsen, jerry Clyde, Rod Ancheta, Art Curtin, John Shipman. Standing, Left to Right-Don Heine, Roger Duprel, Bob johnson, Don McLean, Doug McLean, Stuart jones, Mike Flannery, Dave Olberg. HBWSQUAD Kneeling, Left to Right-LeRoy VVilliams, Terry Wolverton, Ken Richards, Budd Wheat, Ron Burill, Ted McCann. Standing, Left to Right-Coach Bud Schweikl, justin Holiday, Bob Cornwall, Dave Naylor, Ken Pietz, Lee Olsen, Buck Douglas. BASEBALL The Trojans have four returning lettermen this year. This fact and their spirit and hustle will make them a potential winner. The Trojans won their first pre-league game from Fife, trouncing them 12 to 1. They open their league play at Puyallup on April 10th. ww Top, Kneeling, Left to Right-Mike Cosgrove, Don Cook, Sam Lawson, Coach Norland King, Dave Ryckman, Gary Wadcll, Dick Scobee, Leonard Olsen, Lloyd Dahl, Frank Barkey, Joe Aquila. Standing, Left to Right-Ron Behrbaum, Larry Childs, Bob Hudspeth, Dick Kersavage, joe Aldrich, Bill Boyer, Daryl McGlenn, Ralph Hamlin, Gary Vick, Dennis Bares, Larry Brooks, Bill Farrow, john Pietz, Dennis Sorwcidc, B015 VVestgard, Dave Jones, Dennis Claudon, Dave Riifle, Tom johns, Gary Fish, Roger Durr, Gone Olver, Jim Rutt, Ted Kramer, Myron An erson. Center, Left, Left to Right-Dick Brady, Sam Lawson, Sam Martin. Center Bight-Bill Boyer. I Bottom, Left to Right-Larry Childs, Gene Olver, Jim Johnson, Dick Brady, Ralph Hamlin, Sam Lawson, Sam Martin. TRACK The Trojan track team will be one of the strongest teams Auburn has had in the past few years. Coach Norland King greets ten returning letter-Winners and a group of good prospects. They Won the First two pre-league track meets, beating the Bellermine Tigers and Federal Way Eagles in a trian- gular meet and also trimming the Kent-Meridian Royals by a single point. They open their first league meet at Renton April 6th. T wif? - Q T EQQ sf, fx K - 'fl 'E 'P l Lf' l 'J rifle: C! , 4 T , 4 i Mg! f fl T' if t if f 4 V ir C fi X n 6 1? - ' be I f Qi? X hi iii' '-+ bl -Q . TENNIS SQUAD Kneeling-Janice Salisbury, Maxine Quist, Ionie Cavanaugh, Carole Bruno, Jean Kralowec, Kara Thorson, joe Laurent. Standing-Roger Brown, Chuck Blacksmith, Terry Cirod, Don Pallies, Robert Railey, jim Skrivan, Sandy March, Mr. john TENNIS 1956 This year the Tennis team has only three lettermen returning, but under the excellent supervision of coach John Davis the racketeers hope to pull through and meet the competition to the best of their ability. The Trojans have seven league games scheduled for this season plus a few practice games. Their Davis C Adviser I . elected Captain for this year is Iim Hebert. ,jflijiiij VALLEY MOTORS Zi3BSE5f3fZ5E'.SGPf'3LeTE'M85 2 YELL LEADERS SONG LEADERS Kneeling-C-lad'delle Domholt fQueenJ, Ierrenu Tate fDuchessJ. Left to right-Sharon Murphy fPrincess7, Dolores Gonzales CQuccnj, Standing-Theresa Venzone CPrincessQ, Sharon Ashlock CDuchess J . Diana Sedgemore CPrincessJ. YELL AND SONG STAFF We're With You Team, So Fight! Fight! Fightli' This was one of the most popular phrases heard during Auburn's pep assemblies and games throughout the school year. Our yell and song staff commenced a successful year of activity by attending the Puget Sound Yell Leaders' Con- ference at Franklin Pierce. Win or lose, the yell and song leaders were on hand to keep school spirit aroused among the Auburn rooters. The yell and song leaders of 1955-56 deserve a resounding cheer for their efforts to raise school spirit at the games. ,p'fZiofS51lf The J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 205 5i'5'Bt5?,lTQZ2i.TLfl5bi1'0200 Xt' wi L. 'Uwlll K 7: ' 1 078 PM A N L ..,, ' il L :iii xi K-Ijaf. P lf' 'OX Egg-ii Vxx- .sr ' .bf Y! N99 wwf! li X2 Liles.- SPORTS SNAPS I opposite pagej T op-Green Peppers send off Trojan Basketball Squad. Center left-Trojan Basketball Squad leaving for Canada. Center right-Ron Behrbaum throwing discus. Lower left-Sam Martin flips one through against Highline. Lower right-Trojans tally against Bellingham. .Sv ri SCHOOL SPIRIT SNAPS T-op left-Homecoming parade car sponsored by the Etteis. Top right-Ken Lockhart and his marine engine at the auto mechanic shop. Center left-Homecoming parade on Main Street. C enter-George Ray as lead in The Fortune Teller. Bottom-Roger Duprel, Glad'delle Domholt, Paul LaGris and Karlene Pautzke as leads in All-School Play, 'lMother VVas a Freshmanf, ,plhgiofpgzebt LARBERG'S FOOD STORE iT,25SiIfCc'lCS.?Ir.253i?e 339O 'N 'IQ' X .1- , 21 , 1' 431'- DIG THOSE CRAZY JUNIORS! Monkey Business. just one of the boys. Water cold, Betty Lou? XVhat are you thinking about, Kara? Hi, JoAnn. Grade school days. Big celebration. Having a party, boys? And then therc's Billy Bf' Who you posing for? In the good ole days Sleepy head. Have you Uied NVi1droot, Doug? 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