Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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Row I: Hagadorn, Sec., LaRosa, Pres.: McCune, V. Pres. Row 2: Peter son, McDavit, Peluso, Clark, Price, Pollard, Bouta, Thorson, Hitchcock, Tumaneng, Stratton, Stranik, Linbo, Benda, Landis, Bartro. Row 3 Leen, McNeilly, Sader, Shimojima, Baker, Endersebe, Messo, Gaines, Serquinia, Clark, Davis, Brock, jorgen, Hanscom, Wilcox, McBane, Torcaso, Smith, Wilcox. Row 4: Schumpf, Domenichetti, Pickett, Benson, Reynolds, Cruson, Hutton, Winter, Fannin, Day, Toregson Hough, Vicente, Farland, Fannin, Fulton, Marshall, Cole. Row 5 Nishmoto, Niles, Gallaher, Harden, Powell, Armstron, Hamakami Washburn, Otey, Herbert, Kennedy, Buzard, Leslie, Donkelaar. Row 6 Gladden, Norton, Belcher, Raven, Schmitt, Heritage, Irby, Benetit, Brister, Waggoner, Berg, Sinex. Row 7: Cuddie, Troop, Langhorne Totten, Flores, Curtis, Thomas, Thomas, Armstrong, Baldwin, Kan- sanback, Ledbetter, Tjernell, Serquinia, Davis. Row 8: Panzera, Berge Loan, Gleason, Clark, Vote, Sparhawk, Hawkins, Churchill, Tutland Hanshaw, Sorenson, Gnoinsky, Boyer, Lande. How 9: jorgenson Cleveland, Norris, Holz, Rottle, Hauge, Cosgrove, Bromley, Mc- Clreath, McGilvary, Shonka, Sage, Luce, Lindula, Rhoads, Olsen ADULTS AllUl.l5 The purpose of the Auburn High School Girl's Ath- letic Association is to encourage good sportsmanship among the girls participating, to sponsor the girls' intramural program, and to encourage more girls to take an active part in school activities. G.A.A. is open to all girls with a scholastic average of 2.0 or higher. f-X QQ ' This page is sponsored by PECKENPAUGH DRUG. g gf?

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The Key Club is one of the most active boy's clubs in the school. This service organization donates its time to serving not only the high school, but also community activities. Throughout the year their continual work has brought much success to the club and Auburn High school. Larry Kirchner Preszdent Rick Edwards Vzce Preszden! Barry Smith Secretary Larry Libadia Treasurer KET CLUB Row 1: Dan Farr, jim Schack, jay Springer, Harvey Pickett, Terry Otey, Al Dalinkus, Bob Kapinos, Greg Martin, Steve Springer. Row 2: Ron Rowland, Ken Endersbe, Bob Norikane, Gary Rennemo, Jim Shonka, Gene Fioretti, Henry Hebert, Pat Flannery, joe Fioretti. Row 3: Mike Meines, Pat Kuzmer, Mike Maryanski, john Coffey, Rick Darby, Dave Mickelson, Mike Darby, Bill Maebori. Row 4: Fred Mendoza, Mike Tasker, Tom Solberg, Don Edwards, Greg Weeks, Greg Timblin. F wh Row: Barry Smith, Secretaryg Larry Libadia, Treasurer, Rick Edwards, Vice Presidentg Larry Kirchner, President.

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BOY? CC JJ Row I: R. Edwards, D. Edwards, C. Luther. Row 2: L. Kirchner, L. Calkins, C. Noah, P. Kuzmer, Ml. Hayes, L. Libadia, E. Arima, A. Vin cente, S. Trinidad, R. Brock. Row 3: D. Nakai, B. Maebori, D. Branch R. Rogers, QI. Cuddie, S. Gunderson, M. Wiles, j. Coffey, B. DeWitt, G. Hinley, T. Mengle. Row 4: Mr. Burby, Adviser, B. Thompson,-I nuff gn 1.8! One of the major accomplishments of this year's Boy's HA' was the rewriting ofthe constitution. In doing this the organization now has a stable constitutional base on which to work. The club won the award for the best float in the homecoming parade. The goal of the club is to be a service organization made up of boys who will contribute to school, and at the same time accomplish its reason for existence-control- ling the wearing of the Athletic Nixon, R. Hargan, L. Mattson, L. Payne,j.jones, G. Bowen, M. Tasker, F. Mendoza. Row 5: B. Smith, G. Stables, P. Flannery, T. Solberg, R. Stafford, B. Saunders, S. Pope, D. Phillips, K. Marshall, M. Meines, J. Thompson, B. Trumbull, D. Murikami. W n v ev' . .gf ',, 1