Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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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

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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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TRAFFIC COURT From lejk to right: Ken Endersbe, Pam Rottle, Connie Hough, Alice Kraft, Loren Calkins,-Ian Diddy, Laurel Endersbe, Linda Sinex. DRIVERS ED U CA T10 TRAFFIC COURT A.S.H. Traffic court is a recognized branch of the King Countyjuvenile Court. Students handled by the group are sent to A.S.H. byjuvenile authorities which accepts the judg- ment of the school court as being final. The organization consists of 12 members who are selected from last year's representatives. Loren Calkins is this year's judge, and Jay Sprenger aids Loren as vice-judge. This page sponsored by: FORSLUND PHARMACY faatwen arms: DRIVERS EDUCATION Auburn offers a driving and educa- tional training that meets state of Washington's standard of 30 hours classroom instruction, and 12 hours of in-the-car observation, six of these hours being behind the wheel. This is one of the most expensive courses offered in the public school system, therefore, the cost to each student is 31750. The Auburn Auto Dealer Association supplies the cars. fr li 5, gy