Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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I 0 'fv- xl A .:', - af hh K -...Y 1, l ' K X ANN L ' X . fii,Q s A- v ' !e'f ' - 1 Ji: ,11'In':.1.QQ 1386! EEL -5 1 , K-33 .f5g,.1shr,g 342, 63. , I 'T' x WTLIXQY 'gli '-1 T' f l A Tl. ls's 1 ' -S.: fl -FV , f fs E ' -sv-3i,::: t me - 1 ' o L ag - if - .?f+'I-2:73-1 1. 2 pf. ,, w -X f vw, 1 ' f E r Y xlfe-111. ' E F a KEY CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Ken Flint Ureasurerl, Maury Smith CSecretaryJ, Larry Barkey fPresidentJ John Ribary lVice-Presidentl. Front row: Dennis Olsen, Tony Nonan, Richard St. Pierre, Jerry Lowe, Chuck Clark, Frank Beasley, larry Barkeyh. Middle row: Dennis Crocker, Larry Worden, Gene Lindbo, Alan Beard, Kent Flint, Tim Jones, Arvid Anderson. Back row: Bob Cavness, Dick Westgard, Ron Ames, Clayton Wright, Mike Kramer, Jim Sprenger, Maury Smith, John Evans. Key Club Key Club, one of Auburn High's most serviceable clubs for boys, is active in school and community affairs. Members participated in the March of Dimes drive by selling potato chips down-town to Saturday shoppers. ln school their main proiect, under the chairmenship of Alan Beard, Gene Lindbo and John Ribary, was to paint and distribute waste cans on the school grounds as their part in the city wide beautification campaign. As a money-making proiect this year they held a pep dance after the Highline football game. President Larry Barkey along with other members of the club attended the Key Club Convention held at Franklin Pierce on March 25. E 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY KENNY'S JANITOR SERVICE noon wAxlNo-wmoow wAsmNc 403 L srneer s.e.-Auaum, wAsHiNcroN -temple 3-2198 25

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,Aug 4 BOYS' A CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: John Ribary fVice Presldentl, Mr. Ralph Walter fAdviserl. Mike Carnahan QPresidentJ, Tony Nonan fSecretary-Treasurerl. BOYS' A CLUB Front row: Tom Gnoinsky, Alan Wilson, Cecil Racklilf, Jerry Lowe, Mike Kramer, Larry Martin, Frank Beasley, Gary Speerstra. Middle row: Ed Segrave, Bill Fitzgerald, Tony Nonan, Alan Beard, Mike Carnahan, Ken Flint, Doug Weaver, Tom Hopper, Bob Bruno. Back row: Gene Lindbo, Frank Wagner, Johnny Wilson, Terry Fox, Richard St. Pierre, Don Ryan, Bob Cavnees, Jim Sprenger. Boys' A Club Boys' A is an honorary club for boys interested in sports. A letter earned in any maior sport is the only qualification needed for membership. The value of competitive sports and better sportsmanship is the aim of the club. 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY LOUlE'S SHELL. SERVICE los Auauim AVENUE - Auaum. wAsHlNcroN - re 3-9912 24 I

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i I, ---wr-ng , A , u. . ' ' g 'S' Nw , , it - A S , mes , 1 ' ' 4 LI I il l COMMERCIAL CLUB: First row: Sharon Franz, Mary Forsi, Doris Lowe, Barbara Jones, Janis Vi , Vernona Gibbs, Susan Hanna, Joan Griffin. Second row: Donna Hartwell, Ruth Ann Joy, Marilyn Davis, Judy gunderson, Sandy Ertle, Sharon Wirachowsky, Enid Alexander, Kathy Wehmer, Lucy Bond, Diana Edmunds. Third row: Mr. Frank S-tumpf 1Adviaerj, Darlene Golding, Donna Neumiller, Daralyne McMasters, Carol Jangord, Fran Grilfin, Jean Brmaon, Gerry Heath. Commercial Club Activities The Commercial Club has been exceptionally active this year and the girls arrive as early as 8:00 a.m. to open the school store. Any Junior or Senior girl may qualify by earning points participating in school activi- ties. A total of 7 points at the end of each semester is necessary to remain in the club. Barbara Jones, President. . Y W E' This industrious and enthusiastic group has sold tickets and pro- '-f grams at all home football and basketball games and ushered at various V7 school events. The sight of these energetic girls in their green Commercial ' Club sweaters has been a familiar one as they aid the school and com- lgg munity in as many ways as possible. CIVVWK' Janis vig, Vice-President. Doris LOWS, Secretary- Vernona Gibbs. Treasur- ,-Q t FUN cf in fi 0 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WILBER STUDIO 43 west MAIN stain - AUBURN, WASHINGTON - re 3-oaao 26