Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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A Green Pepper initiate spends a lot of time on her knees as Mari- lou Weller, Maureen Schenck, and Green Pepper initiaie Barbara De- rw: 3' Kay bowing low to her big sisters, 3f'K2.,, WW X ,, K Gloria Scarpelli and Janice Brown. Ellen Rackliff ' THiS 'iq Carol Johnson can fell you. Green Pepper lnifiafions Green Pepper initiaiion, February l958. Left io right: Marilea Bourn, Gloria Nyseth, Donna Burns, Donna Diggs. Janice Brown, JoAnne Walters, Molly Kinney, Lynne Benson, Rena Dray, and Gayle Schenck. Bon nie Robertson PAGE IS SPONSORED BY MCMASTERS FUEL COMPANY 1o1a ENuMcLAw Hier-awAY - AUBURN, wAsHlNGroN - TE 3-3310 21 l xl .fllvl xf f 1 -3

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W D! if' Q3 is -'Q si' . . . 2' 0 N , J , T N s if l .- .1 . L . f.i,.,. GREEN PEPPERS Front row: Marilea Bourn, Gloria Scarpelli, Loretta Tate Beers, Karen Swanson, Kay Holman, Sharon Hoffman Gayle Janice Brown, Bonnie lawrence, Lynne Benson, Donna Burns, Schenck, Mrs. Margaret Trimble, adviser. I Molly Kinney. Back row: Gloria Nyseth, Cherry Noel, Donna WP!! -: ici., i L..,.1.P'5 ir lk - K GREEN PEPPERS OFFICERS Left to right: Donna Burns iSecretaryJ, Mrs. Margaret Trimble iAdviser7, Bonnie Lawrence CPresidentl, Janice Brown Wire Presidentl, Lynne Benson iTreasurerl. This year's Green Peppers have worked hard to be of service to the school and to promote school spirit. On Wednesday nights the girls' shower room was filled with busy girls, under the lead- ership of Green Peppers, making pep signs. Fluffy green and white Pom-Poms were sold at the foot- ball games to create spirit. Where there's anything to be done, just call on the Green Peppers! These girls were kept es- pecially busy this year selling hot dogs and coffee at games, selling football booster buttons, decor- ating for the football banquet, and sponsoring the Winter Sports Banquet honoring the Basketball and Wrestling teams. On December 16th the Green Peppers and their adviser, Mrs. Margaret Trimble, were given a banquet in appreciation of the service they render to the school. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY O. K. RUBBER WELDERS 7lT Ausuim Avenue - Ausum, WASHINGTON - 're 3-uso 20

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INVADER STAFF: Seated, left to right: Bonnie Robertson qArt Editorj, Marilea Bourn QPicture Editori, Linda Hjelm- voll fEditori, Mr. John Hanscom 1AdviserJ, Janice Brown QBusiness Manageri, Janis Vig fsemor Editorj, Sylvia Wilson 4Art Editorj. Standing, left to right: Dick Westgard iSophomore Co-Editorb, Rene Deeds fSophomore Co-Editorl, Hans Scott 1Photog- rapherj, Lilith Brown Uumor Co-Editori, Cindy Radawick 1Junior Co-Editorj, Dennis Barnhart 1PhotographerJ, Charlene Far- row Uunior Co-Editorj, Max McKee fSports Editorb, Pat Corwin Uunior Co-Editorj, Betty Gosney Uunior Co-Editori, Sharon gatguhara Uunior Co-Editorj, Goldie Moyer iJunior Co-Editori, Byrdena Hoover Uunior Co-Editori, Barbara DeKay Uunior o- ditori. Invader With Footprints on the Paths of Time as the theme for the 1959 Invader, the annual staff, under Linda Hielmvoll as Editor, and Mr. John Hanscom as Adviser, has worked diligently to produce a very fine yearbook. Some of the tasks of the staff consist of soliciting ads, organizing the pages, taking pictures, and making layouts. The order of classes and activities has been reversed this year. The addition of a feature on wrestling, the 1959 Highlights page, and the Hall of Fame has expanded the Annual to 100 pages. The staff has been working since fall to preserve the excitement and highlights of the 1958-59 school year in order to make this year's Invader bigger and better than ever before. I-Ind' H-Ielmvoll' Edltw- Mr. John Hanscom, Adviser. ' THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY SUNSET LAUNDRY In DRY CLEANERS 632 WEST MAIN - TE 3-3536 22