Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1948 volume:

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The throbbnng beat of the tom toms the moan :ng of the trnbal chants The agonuzed screams of a wlld beast caught In a cruel trap--low grades' The trnbal war rnors clad In Tnger sknns rushung forth to attack the toe But stop' See thus band of Sensors reluctantly settnng out on satan Out unto the Great Forest they go never to return May those who are left around the trubal ture keep nt blazing hugh and clear and carry on the tradltrons and :deals of Edmonds Hugh School THE EDITORS THE Publrshcd bx tha Assocnafed Students of Edmonds High School AUVELIA CLEXXVELAND ADELLA JANE CHANCE? CO EDITOF x HES I EP HOLL INCSHEAD IAF EAI A LAI SCN JUNIOV EDITOI S ELSIE CARLSTEDT BUSINESS MAVNAL Er K 1948 Q I I I I . ,' rg' I I ' I I 4 , . . r !' I f I . I f , , I ' gl! 0 'W , X " 1 NL I 1 ' I I I ' I I HNVONT5 KNf'XS?'VNxy'Q'N . . , I X 4 I ' H Q - QQ 3 I T X S l ' 5 Q' Q Q E X Q' . l S E ' S Q I I ' I I I Q I I A Q Q I C Q Q 1 Q I I Q 4pgG'w K 0 , L Nicholas Murray Butler, the late president of Columbia Uni- versity, once wroteg "There are five tests of the evidence of education-correct ness and precision in the use of the mother tongue, refined and gentle manners, the result of fixed habits of thought and action, sound standards of appreciation of beauty and worth and a char- acter based cn those standards, power and habit of reflection, efficiency or the power to do." To the students of Edmonds High School this year, l com- mend these thoughts and offer them as a guide for your develop- ment. GLEN C, H l LL. Superintendent l shall always be interested in your accomplishments and in your happiness, having served as princi- pal of Edmonds High School for six years makes my concern for your welfare especially strong To the Seniors, "Bon Vrivageh' To the rest of the students, may you live up to the traditions and high standards set by the many alumni who have preceded you. C. MASON HALL, Pxssistant SlIDL'flIlf','I'!tll,'I'1f -I WL? W . Students and teachers have been most co-operative in mak- ing this year very enjoyable, For many of you students, this year marks the end of your High School days. I regret to see you leave as your efforts in maintaining the high standards of our school will be missed, While high school graduation marks the end of a phase of edu- cation, it also marks the beginning ot a new venture in living. ln this new venture, I extend my most sincere wishes tor your success. To those of us remaining, may we continue to perpetuate and uphold the fine traditions and standards ot Edmonds High School. JULIAN KARP, Principal I Q C Q Q U D C - C f SC000l Q25 4: NIR XKIILI-XXI I RUSS xN XI' x lv 804RD S I-XRXC CXNI 560001 SII PN 'XX A .AQW QN L XS -? STAFF NIISS XIRK IX 1. KFII 11 9,1 ustodxans I It I R1 lt LX rmgm Nlaxnunauu nm u nun s 1 fm Cooks X11 Gladxs Thomp on Nlxk m 1 ur rm T om sum 11 mv Ruth BIHQIOXX 1 -. 15' bf'-L .. 4 o 4 Bf.'a-I sei 1 '-I i Mrs Barrett Scott Mr Clarence Fxlzgerald Mr E M Jack! Allen Mmss Mane Cowley ll XlN4 'MW Mrs Hallxe B Anderson YL 4 1 Q Q' qv Y.: Mxss Dorothy Fuller Mrs Georgxa Beeson X "' 41 5 X A Ill! 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'b I CQ' SENIOR OFFICERS 6'flll0R C1055 b Lum As one of the largest classes ever to walk through the halls of E H S the class of l948 entered Edmonds Hugh nn the fall of 44 to begun four challengung and memorable years an hrgh school We elected Johnny Thompson to be our class presudent both semesters and Mass Kathleen True served as our advuser Maroon and whute were selected to be our class colors and our offlcual emblem for the next four years ln the fall of 45 we entered the portals of E H S once more We elected Bob Denby and Bob Durgun to be our class presudents and Mass Harruet McFadden and Mr Clarence Fitzgerald were our class advusers Our junior year was one that many of us wall not forget for a long tume to come Fnrst came our play Chost Wanted packed full of comedy and mystery and dn rected by Mlss Marne Cowley Then came our gala Junlor Prom wnth the theme Toyland aptly carried out Bob McClenahan and Russ Vincent served as our class leaders Mass Marjorne Wybourn and Mr E M Allen were our advnsers Flve lournalnstlc junnors nnhernted the Wureless the second semester wuth Nancy Pont ras and Bob Denby as co edutors Ann Fessen den Bob Brlne Joanne Cunter and Margaret McMahon comprnsed the rest of the staff ln sports nnne junior boys made the vars Murray was all county nn baseball When we entered the doors of E H S In the fall of l947 we realized that thas was our funal year at Edmonds Hugh and we were a Iuttle sorry Bob Durgm was elected presudent Pam Wnllls vuce presndent Vuvlan Janacek secre tary treasurer Eleanor Russo and Jo Ram horst representatuves to the Board of Control Mass Marne Cowley and Mlss Dorothy Fuller served as our advnsers Bob McClenahan Russ Vincent and Eve lyn Cole served as presndent vuce presudent and treasurer respectlvely of the Student Body for the flrst semester Bob McClenahan was re elected Student Body Presudent and Darlene Ernkscn was elected secretary for the second semester Our senior play Adams Evening ulght comedy played to enthusuastlc auduences December 3 5 The cast Included Jack Arrow smith Pat Whalley Phulllps Raelou Ctranger Bud Cornush Margaret McMahon Vlrgnl Love Tnlll Smeade Jam Welch Ceorg Wnlbourne and S Ima Crym s Mrs Merced s C' ason was our able dlrector ln the sports fleld Jam Murray and Bob Propst were placed on the mythucal all North w st League football team and Bob Brnne the second team Russ Vnncent placed on the sec ond honorary Northwest team In basketball :ty an football and three In basketball Jnm Elected to lead the sensor class for the mf ,st 52 L TOP TEN VALEDICTORIANS lrt R vx Sltlltll Hardm'm Hall Armcs Host Pmlmg Astfll Fllksfm Smconcl Rom Fxxkson Pmtm Huxutk Wlnlltx Astcll 12 F t S t Bob B g I 1 Xxllll Xt lm J mn lk Suomi S mt tml B rl Btu tt Io R mxlxmst Bull Iuxmx Cum Vkll tm ' f . . ., . . . . , . . 2 A ' 1 - 1 - - g - , . 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Q 5 ...S is vxi Sd Us QQ- C7 ,ZX NX OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRLS I H 1 ll X second semester were Bull Brewer presudent Jo Ramhorst vuce presudent George Wul bourne secretary BullTurner Treasurer Nan cy Poutras and Vurgul Love representatuves to the Board of Control Barbara Hardman led Gurls Club whule Bdb Propst was Boys Club presudent and Bull Brewer was vuce presudent of Boys Club Eugh teen senuor gurls were un Letterwomen and Ruta Yost was presudent of that organuzatuon Bob Brune led the Lettermen wuth twenty three senuor boys un the club Representung our class un the Torch Honor Socuety were thurty eught members wuth Dar lene Erukson elected presudent and Margaret McMahon vuce presudent F HA claumed suxteen of our gurls wuth Raelou Granger elected vuce presudent and were un F F A Glen Hellenga served as presu dent two years Other offucers un the organuza tuon uncluded Don Burfutt vuce presudent Eu gene Janacek secretary Bob Eclclund treas urer Stanley Echelbarger reporter and Jum Murray sentunel ln Thespuans were twenty three class mem bers wuth Nancy Poutras and Pam Wullus serv ung as presudents Marchung wuth Pep Club were twenty fuve senuor gurls Ann Fessenden was drull leader and presudent for two years Buzzy Calahan Bob McClenahan and Eugene We had fourteen un Los Amugos wuth Tullue Januc k represented Our class on stagecrew Smeade secretary treasurer of the organuza tuon ln Ad ub were suxteen senuors wuth Aurelua Cleaveland presudent and .loy Robun son vuce presudent Bob Denby sang un the Boys Quartet Journalustuc munded as senuors were Joan Astell and Bob McClenahan servung as edutors of the Wureless the furst semester The rest of the staff was composed of Barbara Hard man Rat Whalley Phullups Bob Propst Gwen Hurlbutt Roberta Smuth Vuvuan Janacek Elsue Carlstedt Helen Burkland Glen Hellenga Ra mona Accola and Eleanor Russo The second semester Darlene Erukson was co edutor and the staff uncluded Ruta Yost Bud Cornush Jo Ann Kamprud Vurgul Love George Hall and Jeanne Wuthers Our Sen or Ball was held on May 22 wuth chaurmen for the dance were Mary Ann Lund and Tullue Smeade Commuttees and theur chaurmen were decoratuons Bob McClenahan programs Larry Wooley publucuty Joy Robun son unvutatuons Glorua Bullungs refreshments Shurley Stauner tuckets George Wulbourne and untermussuon Bob Denby Now our last mauor event as a class us at hand graduatuon nught As we march up un our maroon and whute gowns to receuve our duplomag we wull remember both happy and seruous tumes we have had at E H S We wull tum our faces toward the future to the many explouts that Iue wuthun our grasp but we wull stull remember the pa iq T7 M85 if sxf W-1 OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOYS u mu u Bun Blum mn li 4 'sir ' -a 'A - ,,. f- X , , , . 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PROPlIfC'7 The years have tucked by uust as the hours on the clock and we fund that each year has brought uoys and sorrows to the members of Edmonds senior class of "48". lt us with fond recollection we recall memorues of our school days because but ten years ago thus strong group faced the world each one for humself Now gazung through thus newspaper of .lune 4 l958 we see scraps and pueces of our long past classmates yet not forgotten fruends Skummung over the front page famuluar names are revealed to us On readung thus page you wull fund our old classmates are stull un the headlunes State Patrolman Ecklund surrounds sneaky suspects Cornush the crazy chemust crumbles corps un chloroform Gromko the boat buuldung baron buys Bremerton Brune only male member of the Temperance Unuon Leahy vucuous veterunaruan butes bulldog back Savell fancy pharmacust found floatung un formaldehyde Gunter and Powell advertusung artusts specualuze un superservuce Muller and Gubsch offuce workers wutness wrong workungs of wealthy wheels Arrowsmuth and Martun avuators at tract Attorney General s attentuon Wuthers wants works and wuns edutorshup of New York Tumes Pemberton proposes plan for pennuless peasants Mclntrye scares scuentufuc scuentusts wuth schemes Hulde sulent stenog rapher startles state wuth shorthand speed Kallstrom s chaurluft crashes un snowy slopes Wulson famed fancy free fusherman funds fault wuth foreugn fushung Louden northwest saulor has rugged sea adventure Turnung through the next few pages we see short utems of bustlung busunesses Turner new manager and master of gugantuc gamb lung shup Mudra monopoluzes magnufucent Mangold menagerue at lO5th Duett beautuful beautucuan beau tufues bubblung babes un Hollywood Hughes and Scham bers manage money matters at Mudnught Auto Supply Bruce Lasswell mad master of Realuty leases legal land Kamprud on Cataluna fuxes flowers for her funancually flourushung flower shop Roderuck Smuth s modem meth ods mauntaun more munk Durst sells second Athletuc Supply Store Dorus Baum bustlung brunette buys pho tography shop Shurley Strauner starts Taxu Tourust Trade un Toledo Juluus manages a needy nursery for tots wuth tantrums Love the plastuc surgeon pueces pretty pro fules lrene Smuth runs Roarung Rodeo Ranch H ll bug executuve buulds beautuful buuldung Cleaveland artustu annual edutor at Art Craft Engravung Co McClenahan Thacker modern munung prospector elumunates mules Hynek buulds bumpy bunks and bedsprungs Pamela s pedugree Palumunos lose un Louusvulle Brown college grad runs grafty drafty sku lodge Nabseth naughty but nuce opens hot rod shop Callahan carrues on at Crow Hardware Burkland and Carlstedt own Traul Trap and Tue escort bureau Readung on to the followung pages unfolds more fruends who are clumbung to success Shureen Kelly Lunfueld grad guudes wayward women Ebert decudes desugns for demandung dustruct dealers Foss welfare worker settles touchy tenament sutuatuon Stanhope the red headed receptuonust ropes raduo romeo Lundus the torrud typust traps tender toy tycoon Accola the perky uournalsst survuves un perulous present Raelou Granger dangerous dramatuc dean coaches college cutues McCarter features fall fashuons for furst graders Lund Bruner and Tutmark wear neat and nufty nurses unuforms Robunson wundow desugner creates captuve c a p e r s Brewer rugged ranger found fughtung forest fures Keuth Lasswell enguneer employed un elute establushment Trupp and Wulcox busuness beautues belueve backache blues bannsh wuth work Roberta Smuth courageously cranks comptometer un Kresses Stathos submarune saul or sells seaweed un Saks Hathaway and Novak muracle mechanucs make motors move Johansen home econom ust helps hundreds of hungry humans Propst coaches college football fells to fame Astell prompts pupuls as Mrs. Murphy's Spanish sudekuck. Peterson, uazz sunger, sooths spellbound spectators. Brooks, rushung resort re- ceptionust at Martha Lake. Rapp connects Calufornua commuters wuth Cataluna Payne proudly paunts perfect portrauts of precuous prettues Thompson busy fashuon buyer caters to classy customers Cole shunung secre tary to school superuntendent Cross superb salesman sells sedan to self Vurgul Baum energetuc expert en guneer exhubuts experument Burfutt bashful blonde claumed as constructuon company chuef Tague trues terrufuc tactucs un teachung psychology Kronquust sent by Safeway to explore strange storues Adams studues sten ography whule resudung un West Vurgunua Adella Granger domestuc damsel demonstrates delucate dushes Hurlbutt marvelous meducal technucuan tured of tamperung wuth tubes Glantz desugns frully fashuons for fancy furms Albee meets wuth munustry Wulbourne the worker wull ungly constructs Hu Y center Caldart Janacek and Echel barger agruculture authorutues teach trucks of trade Mc Alluster makes mulluons as master of brushes Ramhorst rebuulds roomy roadster Gay teaches turbulent torrud tragedy to tender teenagers Holmgren successful secre tary for secret servuce Carroll mus ular mathematucuan knows facts about fugures Gordon the artust teaches students at her spacuous studuo Gooch gets good lookung gal Sharon Kelly desugns dreamy dresses for youthful years Louden and Anderson northwest saulors have rugged sea adventure Reumer the red headed rascal contunues commercual constructuon Haworth has hearty future wuth father un furm Clark comments on classy cookung Contunuung through the last pages we fund the lught er sude of Iufe Hellenga father of fuve future farmers Soukup travelung typust marrues movue magnet Osgood author of many plays plays puano pueces for pastume Bustad sensatuonal surgeon cruuses coast un Chrus Craft Edson Welch and Moore travel talkers tell of tryung truals un Tokoyo Hammond putters wuth pauntung puctures Hard man has three tuny toddlung tots G ne Sta u ne r the barbarous badman matches muscles wuth wuld west eners Huswuck famous opera star haunts hundreds of hearty handsomes Yarnell and Yost housewuves hunt helpful hunts for heartless husbands Smeade takes art awards un Astorua Fureplug Erukson tells touchung tales of her terrufuc travels Ambers luves comfortably un carefree Calufornua Lane ballet beauty bruuses back cream convertuble Poutras concert puanust composes thrrd symphony Murray mughty mound monarch uug gles Johnson s record Hutchunson marned man makes furst mulluon Bubbles McMahon passuonate patron of the pen publushes batty books Sums sophustucated seamstress sees sphere sughts Mrs Phullups munk man ager masters duapers and droolung danes Vuvuan Janacek vusuts burthplace of parents Kolesar and Meyerpeter travelung tourusts tackle traun tumes DeBoff buds good bye to Edmonds burg Bullungs muraculous mystucs of the homey housewufe Roe wealthy Wenatchee woman marrues multu mulluonnaure Armes a lunquust collabor ates capably on her extensuve tours Wooley tumud travel er tours topsy turvey terraun Crymes and Dahlgren mar rued to muracle men Franklun spends spare tume Skuung un sunshune Schultz sungs sugar blues to angle worms whule suppung sweet cuder Denby pens luterary logbook whule saulung shup on surgung sound Wayne Smuth seen washung wundows an modern mountaun lookout Dahlun dreams of dazzlung dolls whule putchung professuonal ball Fessenden and hubby hunt heroucally as hobby Goodhope gladly gazes at Alaska shores Stanton and Torkelson belueve worryung at work not worth whule Bernhardt bounces bubblung baby boy Vuncent and Durgun select ed by Emul Suck for perfect partnershup Russo con structs commercual canteens across country Class of 48 Wrutten by Eleanor Russo and Raelou Granger 1 , y - 1 1 1 ' y ' ' I I . l l A l 1 ' A ' ' 1 ' ' I I ' A I I Q . . , , ' . ' , . . . V r A - , - Q 1 . , ' , - A 1 . I . I . T A l l I ' ' ' I . I l. . - , A l A ' I ' I 1 1 A V ' u - 1 . . . I . . A e . I ' I I y - I T . A ' . . A a I r . 4 11 . ,1 f . , . , c . the dreamy druggist, passes out prescriptions and pulls. and can't tap till tomorrow. Lowe cavorts in Casual I I ' ' I I I ' ' I I V , , . , , I - ' Q I ' I r 1 - - 1 ' - 1 I , ' , . - 1 1 I ' I ' ' r 1 1 ' I - f ' ' I - 1 1 A 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . - - . , - I . Q Q - I ' I ' - . l V ' S l 1 -22.. an aki- 508' 36 A Mini -Nas W' SWF 'T Jlllll0R C'l0.S'.S' Junlors wlth journallstlc abllntles were led by Darold Jones cn edntor ot the Wnreless tor the scct nd semester Joyce Steadman served Carner was secretary treasurer ot Boys Club Ted Tourtellot Larry Nordby and Kennx Ness were an the Boys uartet Three junlors were In the band Ken Hovde and Roy Swanson were o stagecrew and ln Spannsh club there were lo class members wlth Clarke Wood as presldent und Plerre Peterson vuce president March l3 the yunlor prom was held wlth Emerald Isle as the theme Joanne Plantlng was general chasrman ot the event Chaurmen ot commuttees were Barbara Larson decora tlons Joyce Steadman tuckets Barbara Nel son refreshments Dorothy Blshop lmltat ind programs Jerry Hall clean up Bettle Lou Joslin publnclty Joanne Lenghton makers and Jnmmy Barrlcklow entertainment Enrolled HW the class ot 49 ter the year l947 48 were l58 students Mrs Margone H Murphy and Mr Cordon Scrlbner served as class advlsers Wc elected to lead us tor the tlrst semes ter Bob Plttns presndent Plerre Peterson vrce presndent Bettx Thomson secretary treasurer ind Carol Bergman and Bull Thurman repre .4 5 C' 43 X 1 sentatnves to the Board of Control Taklng over the dutues ot the leaders the second semester were Betty Thomson pres: Knupe secretary treasurer Clona Huswlck and Kenny Ness representatives to the Board ot Control Our play The Vlsltor under the dlrec tuon ot Mrs H E Cleason and assisted clurlng the tnnal rehearsals by Mr Cordon Scrnbner was presented on February 24 26 Those the cast ot the suspense tnlled drama were Ar lene Parr Ted Tourtelot Jerry Hall Terrx Proctor Keith Jetterts Don Benn Dorothy Bushop and Clarke Wood Thlrty members ot our class were an the Torch Hon Jr ocaety wlth Clorna Huswlck belng clected secretary treasurer ot tlOn Representlng the junuors were John Carner David Trlp bl, Jlm Bergen Ed Connors J Jones Don Benn Chuck Arr Plttus Crrls who earned lett that organuza ln Lettcrmen Larrv Nord Palge Eddy ood and Bob rs were Betty Thomson Joanne Lerghton oanne Plantung Rose Mane Nosky Darlen Jamison Cllorra Huswvck Paullne Johans Terry Proctor Dorothy Brshop Carol Ber an Clorra Sletert Dlxue Downlng and Joyce teadman ACKLEY M3531-SON Auamcu Monson API-AND ARNOLD ARROWOOD IARNETT snnlcnow new lnceu IERGMAN UUSHOP WND 'WND' 'UMWYE' 23 4' W' s at . ' , - Q A C, it Y . , ' N "' an r ww ' F. -,S i Y I W S-. , QQ, ' ft V lmtt Irv ltlslnl Iiolv I'lt?,s. lhltthx 'l':loenson, l' -rw l't'41son. Vtllj K1 :ply litll 'l'l1t11:: 4 :1 X I , 5' . I -Y as vnceepresudent ot Clrlsl Club, whsle John dentg Blll Thurman, vice-presldentg Patsy P , - Q ' ,, . . H n , , ' , I - . in L Y X , - T Q V A , f Q T g L P f 3 ' A ' ' 7 ,I Q ' , V ' :ons W - A L I , ' 2 4 1 A I 1 1 ,V J! I I J I I T ' I I I X . f K A . H I , I , , , Q , s 1 I l L C , s-'T ' I C 1 - . v , , fl , - ' 1 A' F - , f 3 ., P' 71" '. 1 , 5 at y F , J 2 . 1 lb BROWN BUCHANNON CONNER ERWIN HAHN HUSWICK BURTIS A BURTON BURTON CARROLL COOPER COOPER COX CUNNINGHAM 09 GLEN GORDON GRAY DOWNING GARNER GREAVES 452 HALL HANSEN HATHAWAY I ,v gym COLE WANGENSTEEIN EIDE ENEY 'Q GUERTIN GRUBER HODGES HOLLINGSHEAD HOVDE BIISIIMEN 2 KIN L4 HYNEK IRWIN JACKSON .IACOBSEN .IAMISON JEFFERTS JOHANSEN 2 1- I ll. 6. JOHNSON J JOHNSON D JONES JONES JOY, JOSLIN KAESTNER KINE 2-I Q. 2 Z ak J I Q, I n Y . 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L 9 PARKIN PARR J PETERSON P PETERSON PLANTING 4-5 Ldv PROCTOR REYNOLDS ROSS ROTH ROWE A I I I 9 Q V X X fm 'L E , R 7, v- Rf " V6 I ,Lp L ,f 5 'P f 4-, ' Q' - , u 4 X 2 4 K 2 f 'E L X' V ' A 1 1 J 4. . I, I D 5',i.k A t - 'Ld an sin 7 ' " NRS 11 1 E r- A E .L 7 ' T1.,D..-. A A 3, 'T X - 5 - ' - ,A . f 3 ' A x A -5' as 'A - Y , X I 'ik 5 I 5. ij XL 'L J' A A A Q , . fw - , , 4 1 ' T , 13 4 Q, -E ' Q' , L : I L K I - X ' , 41 4 A I 9- if SEVDEL SHEETS RYLAND SALVINO SCHUSTER SIEFERT SHINN 'vw STRANCE THACKER TRUAX WEIDING ,-5-f' I N 1 Nay.-y SHORETT SKUTVIK THOMAS THOMSON THURMAN fl r 1 , SOLLARS SPONHEIM STANTON sumo SWANSON sweAn:NGuN svmmss P' TOURTELLOT TRANDAL BIISIIMEN TUSTY WILLIAMS Q gn 9 D CTV SHEETS f- STEADMAN TEPFER TRIPLETT vAu.An WAHLSTROM WANGENSTEIN WARNER WEBB 's 1 X-nv ,Y . LD ix W OD WOOBANK YADEN wu.uAMs , WOLF' 0 26- ff S-:M E , Q 3 S - ' S' V w' vw Q S ' . K Y A lf " ? +- f x N ' ' X A X J ' I u. . A F QQ I. 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' I-SJ elf as ga. e-70 WW 6'0PIIOMORf CIASS ln our up and comnng Sophomore Class w enrolled l58 students Servnng as our advisers were Mass Harrvet McFadden and Mrs Rachel Smuth Leaders of the class for the fnrst semester were Ted Neff presudent Tom McDonald vuce presudent Donna Allen secretary treas urer Terry Haley and Mary Ewing represen tatnves to the Board of Control To lead the class the second semester were George Dawson presndent Don Joseph vlce presldent Barbara Banner secretary resentatlves to the Board of Control Recenvnng thenr one bar Torch puns were Wulma Sund Beverly Blenz Bonnie Smlth Mary Clnne Donna Allen Allen Clnne Terry Haley Margaret Faust Peggy Hagan Ross Waggoner Pat Howlett and Dean Jones Sophomore gurls unutlated Into Letterwo men were Donna Cooper Mary Garner and Margaret Pantley Boys becoming Lettermen were Ted Neff George Dawson and Gene Hoffer Servung as secretary of the Gnrls Club was Donna Cooper ln F HA we saw Mary Garner Joann Auchlmayer Pat Bookey Arlene Schweunhart Barbara Hanks Delores Blackbourn Carolnne l.aBelle Pat Lnnes and Roberta Lnnes Joang F F A were George Boyle Don Blev uns Derald Caldart Paul Glantz Terry Haley Chester Duke Jack Allen Gene Tnllson Don Blanchard Bob Kennedy Jummy Lnttle Glen Flnneran Bob McBurney Morris Llndus Glen Johnson Stan Cellars Howard Lunk Robert Henness Glen Pelfer Duck Saegert Jnm Lnttle and Lawrence Walker Bonnle Smith and Barbara Banner tumbled on the tumblung team John Meyers Jack Ayerst and Roy Curtns were nn the band Back stage on stagecrew were Pat Howlett Jack Jacobsen John Meyers and Pat Hogan Representung the sophomore class In Span rsh Club were Donna Allen Avls Parush Mar garet Faust Joanne Anchlmayr Delores Black bourn Sally Davus Barbara Savage Margaret Pantley Richard Huldebrand and Bonnie Smith As theur hughlnght of the year the sopho mores sponsored a Cotton and Cord dance March 5 for sophomores and thenr dates Chalrmen and theur commlttees were Shnrley Allberry program Avas Parrsh games Mary Garn r mnxer Ted Neff tlckets Carolnne La Belle refreshments Pat Bookey decoratnons and Beverly Bnenz cleanup fir l A , , -In . g 1 1 4 " u Q .,,.. , ff W . 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Ll I .l ,K 'T by ' irum X f thc trxhal I hd Our' k .- QIQ prwmu f Tube 2 C ct Q wrwc sw-ff , dw- . ww wt MLIT I I I I I I I I I I Sl25 CO for photographuc equipment for the -N is ,,.,.., v-33 Z' 11 ,N ,Q Ga xx affix T' 80030 0F t'0llI'R0l The B ard of Ccntrol rs th student cot ncul wh ch handl s th affalrs of the lts m mb rs c nsnst of the offnc dent body two representatives class s the class presudents the stud nt body r o th L elected from editors of the Wireless and the presudents of the Boys and Crnrls Club The Board of Control makes de cusnons on the flnances of the student body wntes amendments to the constntutlon plans the budget and discusses the problems of the students Student body offncers for the flrst semes ter were presrdent Bob McClenahan vrce presldent Russ Vnncent secretary Jerry Pange treasurer Evelyn Cole Board of Control members for the flrst semester were the class presndents Bob Durgun Bob Plttns Ted Neff Charles Swedberg the class representatlves Eleanor Russo Jo Ramhorst Carol Bergman Bull Thurman Mary Ewlng Terry Haley Joann Dontos Don Larson the Wlreless edutors Joan Astell Bob McClenahan the Clrls and Boys Clubs presudents Barbara Hardman Bob Propst Servrng as second semester officers of the student body were Bob McClenahan re elected as presndent vace presrdent John Garner sec retary Darlene Erlkson treasurer Evelyn Cole The second semester members of the Board of Control were the class presldents Bull Brew er Betty Thomson George Dawson Pat Joyce the class representatives Nancy Poutras Vnrgll Love Ctlorua Huswuck Kenny Ness Peggy Ha gen Terry Haley Lorna Courlay Vac Salvuno the Wlreless edrtors Darold Jones Darlene Ernkson the Cnrls and Boys Club presndents Ba bara Hardman Bcb Propst Muss Mnldred Johnson commerclal teacher acted as the fl nancsal supervusor for the student body funds In Septemb r the Board of Control alloted pu pos of startung a photography class nn the future At thus tume the prlces of the pay ass mblles were ransed from 36c to 4Oc by th Board lt was also voted to guve the cheerleaders thenr sw ater emblem whuch was to be a large gold E on a purple background wnth a mega phone unsrgnna Money was voted for pannt to b us d on the benches bullt and donated for th use of the football team by the Hn Y In December the Board of Control formu lated four amendments to the Edmonds Hugh School Constntutnon These amendments were approved by the student body at the second semester electrons The amendments were as follows Proposltaon I Omit the posltlon of Stu dent Body Manager Proposltnon ll The electron of c eer leaders wnll be by secret ballot after tryouts are held before the student body Proposltuon lll Wureless awards to be gnven In accordance with the lnternatlonal urll and Scroll system and the edrtors and business managers to be given a bar on the regulatlon Qunll and Scroll pun whlch wnll be Inscribed with the posntlon held by the bearer Proposutuon IV The Annual awards to be given an accordance with the lnternatronal uull 1 " A . , X 'T v s . fa I 'L+ 'T 'Q if 1 1 - ' ' 4 I . . . ,X , AM, . A . V um , K ' Q vw ' w 1 K -ft -if JL. , , ' 4 1 I L f 1 t I , as I XIcL'lvn.xhgnn Vlm-1-nt f:.lI'Hk'l' linux- Piruksrm Fult- A X . A V . 7- X . c ., . , - 9 Q in 1 I , I C s.. C ' , , e e 3 e s f e st :- 1 0 V V 9 f N' I I Y I . , ' I Y 'H V I I A I ' e I e 1 I . S 1 11 11 . I I I D Q ' . . V C C , , 1 1 O . . 4 s.. I ' . I I ' I - I I I I I I I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I I A 1 1 1 1 I I 4 A I . I ' 1 1 - A I I I ' ' ' ' , ' Q . . I I I I ' ' , , . . . . . ' ' I , , , . . . . . I I I I I I ' . V . , 1 , . , . . , , 1 Q -36 BOARD OF CONTROL First Semester , 5 Run 1 l.vlt to Right if 'T .Inmm Dontns, 1 I-214-umm' Russo Pmrlmarn llZil'flIllLiI1. Cluol lit-rutuun. lxllllf EXNIVILJ. .le-: z x 1.41121-. and Scroll system and the editors and busnncss managers to be made hcnorary members and wcar the regulatlon Qu ll and Scroll pun wnth a bar lnscrubed wuth the posutucn ofthe bearer ln the sprung the Board ot Control planned the budget of the student body for the comnng school year Thus year some organuzatnons ex peruenced dnttncultnes due to ever uncreasung pruces Therefore the Board ot Control tried to plan Improvements tor the budget Many rd as were suggested such as purchasing the annual separately from the student body tuck ets addntuonal payment for movles and as semblues separate tnckets tor the tt otball and bwskctball games ln order to wbtann student reaction to the budget problem roll room rep rcscntataves were elected tc the Bn ard ot C 1 tr l nn March These students were chcsen to serve is non vctung members nf the Board ct Control and werc responsrble tor prescntnng --1 the tacts concerning the budget to theur roll rooms These representatlves were Eugene Janacck Joanne Plantlng Joanne Naughten Jeanne Wuthers Monte Meserve Pat l-lowlett Bob Henness Cfeorge Sanstol Curtls Martin Ceorge Wrlbourne Margaret Faust Audrey Tnpp Davnd Latta Ken Haworth Nels Lundh Margaret Pantley Bertalee Adams Bob Brlne Jeanuce Truax Jrmmue Barrncklow Duck Ler mond Wlth the help ot these representatlves the Beard of Control devused the new budget Durung the last semester one questlon un der dns cssncn was the proposal to make boxnng a major sport and to award letters to the partnclpants Even ettort as made t keep the Board t Contrcl a democratnc procedure where the nrany student problems can be drscussed and s wlvcd wnth the help of the enture student body BOARD OF CONTROL 3 Second Semester Q? 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ML 1-N., M jglggm H ' i , , 4 M. fr 1 S 'T , ,X 'as I S s f.',,',,w' Klum- ,,t:.f1 f,l'ls'w" l'u "4 l" 1' l ' v THEECH0 The we rk of DFf.QlL.Clt'1Q The Echo, Edmgnrlg Hugh Schrcl annual, ts a year-around project The edltr r IS appolnted by the adviser durlng the Dl'CVlt,US school year and the work ns planned ln advance as much as possible The dcvnslrn edutors are selected at the begnnnnng of the school year rn September Staff mem bers are then chosen from lusts of volunteers The dutues of the edltors and dnvnslon heads are Selectlng a suttable theme organaztng the dummy plannung the art work supervtsung the wrtte ups and makung arrangements wrth the prnnter engraver and photographer As a new and outstandrng feature of thus years Echo unduvudual ptctures of the lunlor class members replaced the usual group plc tures Other addutuons to the annual were extra pages of snapshots and advertuslng The prtncupal atm of thus year s staff was to contnnue the fnne standards set by former E H S annuals l 1 :Taft ' tnu 948 Lcn were Nlgnag 'tg Blat r-- A lr-ta jam- Graroger Text-n ca Hit r Aure a Cleawe ,yoj JJ- r ,V,K1r',1jrw'j Hitt r Hester H Itngshead, Junlur Technlcal Egiltitr -Barbara Larson, Business Mah- rgcr K l rvlscr r m un rt x su 1nL cr w rt T arm xl Nancy P rtrai CIQSSQK urlene Erllfs an cnt :car n Etleen Bruner Oxs ort 4 rlnc r s TV s Drusllla Th pmpszn rn nl trat n e S a Ph togra r If L T J hn lm ts cr v Rabuns r ara ers r n c E lzibeth Gorc n TIES T ll c meme. Manlyn Ambers Hester o lnqshea C rr J anne Nau nten urn H Virl T l r lq S ulquo Gwcnn Hurlhutt Carol Bcrgman CLA ES ne D M Thr rsrn Xtrgnnn Jvnes 'vlargar cM1r n OWS POTXTS strand Bab Denbx J r v. G RLS SPOT TS ar Lelu n Btnnx gnlth X 1 tm 1 I A ' fm ll 4 A ll T r ugh rn r ll on 1 I fuk tu wt 5 ' X U xv til HN 6'flll0R PLAY i 1 1196, Cf'-D' 'E' 1' If QVN, 'Y Adam s Even 9 Adam s Evenung a three act comedy was presented by the sensor class as nts annual play on December 4 and 5 l947 The play wrntten by Katharine Kavanaugh was dlrected by Mrs H E Gleason The play was nntroduced by an nnnocent mlxup between Adam Adams and Qosuta Fragonn who were taken for a rude In a taxu drlven by a sulcndal mannac Elmer Green The hazardous trup ended when the car ran out of gas un the ountry After Adam and Rosuta arrived home walklng all the way at was 4 OO a m Adam knowung the truth would sound llke a Ile told hrs wufe a lne that he hoped sounded luke the truth Accordung to has story he was un an auto acc: dent nn whnch a man named John Gokes was kulled Fur began to fly when John Gokes a person whom Adam thoughtwas fuctutuous arruved at the house wuth a funeral wreath around hns neck Adam s wufe and has mother an law had sent the wreath to an address they had found un the telephon durectory The two Negro servants of the Adams household Gertle and Casper the lealous hus band of Rosuta Dr Fragonu and Mrs Gokes who suddenly appeared on the scene to collect the Insurance from her husband s death helped entangle the two vnctnms of cnrcumstances The result a ruotous plot for a successful play Members of the cast were Adam Adams a vuctum of clrcumstances Jack Arrowsmuth Anna Adams hls excutable young wnfe Pat Whalley Mrs Bean the helpful but meddlesome mother un law Raelou Granger Gasper the colored servant and Adam s rnght hand man Bud Gornnsh Gertne the talkatuve colored maud Margaret McMahon Rosuta Fragonu an attractnve young woman who was the second vlctum of the muxup Tnllne Smeade Dr Fragonl the yealous usband of Rosuta Vnrgnl Love Elmer Green the tax: drnver who persustently attempted suuctde Jam Welch Mr Gokes a rather shady character who should have been dead but wasn t George Wulbourne Mrs Gokes hus estranged wnfe who wlshed he were dead so she could collect the Insurance Selma Grymes Assustants behund the scenes were Prompter Marlorne Stanhope busuness manager Carollne Armes propertnes Monta Lee Hathaway advertlsung Enleen Bruner stage settlngs stage crew ushers Torch Honor Socuety tuckets H1 Y 36 "Q" 0 Q- 151 ht t VN H 1 mu N1 h n Aka-xg? X r E f -IZ .- , S ll I ' ll A c Ill Y 11 1 - 11 , I - 1 1 1 1 , , . P' , , I X C . I X , 1, . , , , , Q ' ' ' , . . ' , . , - 1 A 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 ' Q V sl G . 1 1 ' K I 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 , . 'tx ' 1 - I X ' 1 I I , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 11 - I T - I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . I . . 1 1 - 1 , . . , 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' --11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 Vcrtlvul Whalley. :XI'I'UKK'SlT1llll, R Grgxmgm-xp Lung Srneariu. l'm'msh, Left to Hug Wllmurnu, ,AI'l'ltXNSII1lll1. 'lzll'y. Sum-ado, l1uvt-. f'I'Xlll05. R G11 '-r. Welch, Mc. za u ,Cormsh. ' 1 1, Y- st - k A , 'k 5 if . f 1 g .A 8 , , . ,Q ' 1 . 2 . . ',. 2 9 0 O K 1 1 A y Lx. .fb .. . J0lll0R PM? """ 1 " Tlle Visitor " The gunlor class of Edmonds Hugh School presented nts annual three act play on February 27 and 28 l94b The play a murder mystery entntled The Vusntor was produced under the durectnon of Mrs H E C-leason dramatlcs advnser The play adapted from a novel by Charles Randau and Learne Zugsmlth featured suspense untrlgue and mystery The story centered around Bud Owen who had dlsappeared from hus home three years before the tame of actuon an the play One of hrs best frnends Joe Wlllard thought hum to have been mur dercd but as the result of a long search for hum Bud returned home Several susplclous uncudents occurred and nt was rumored around the town that the vlsltor was not the real Bud Owen but an nmposter trying to collect Bud s In herltance Juduth Cunnlngham Bud s mother slncerely belleved hum to be her son despite the many strange occurances From thus polnt on fast and tlmely action led to the surprsslng clnmax The cast nncluded Bud Owen portrayed by Jerry Hall Judlth Cunnungham Bud s mother Arlene Parr David Cunnlngham Judith s husband and Bud s stepfather Ted Tourtellot Eluzabeth the busybody maud ofthe Cnunnlngham household Dc rothy Bnshop Ellen Woc d friend ofthe Cunnnngham famnly d gurl frnend cf Joe Wlllard Terry Proctor Walter Dawson Juduth s brother Dcn Bcnn Joe Wullard Bud s best friend Kenth Jefferts Mack Burrell a re tlrcd polncc chnef who anded nn th search for Bud Clarke Wood Intermission entertalnment for the evening performance of the play was provlded by the Edmonds Junlor Hugh School orchestra playlng Overture lntcrmezzo by Bnzet and Carol and Audrey Hahn performing a duo piano arrangement of the Elrst Mcvement of Bach s Con erto IH O Stage settnngs were made by the stage crew supervused by Mr Charles Bowen adviser Helpnng behlnd the scenes were Janet Johnson productl un manager for the play Jam Cunnlngham busnness manager and has assustant Dlxle Lee Downung Bull Thurman pr pcrty manag r asslsted by Adena Cox and Barbara Larson Patsy Knlpe publlcuty manager Vlrgunna Jones and Max une Swewrangen prompters The Torch Honor Socuety ushered for the exe wt and the members of the Hu Y handled the box offlce recelpts lx X ' ill 43 4. 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The otticers tor this year were: President, Darlene Erikson, vice-president, Margaret McMahon, secre- tary-treasurer, Gloria Huswick, Mrs, Hallie B. Anderson was the adviser ot the organ- ization ln October, the Torch Society sponsored Bundle Day, a drive to collect clothing tor families The annual Armis- needy European t' Da assembly was presented in Novem- ice y ber under the chairmanship ot Margaret Mc- Mahon The theme ot the program was "Food Conservation" and 'Pededication to Democracy " ln December a tormal candle- light ceremony was held, teaturing the in- itiation ot new members and the presenta- tion ot the Torch pins. Terry Proctor was in charge ot the program, An intormal initiation and pot-luck din- ner was held in January with Bud Cornish I I I l Q TORCH Rv.-. 1 l.i tt til xisznt .lil'tils,Ni'sw. l,JtlL'4'.lllll1'IlLl.I Hlzni. XY.i!!H!ll'l. llimli-tl, l.inilii Sxx.m-nn ll.ill. X11-l'li-n.ih.iii,1'-'ini--1, l'i-!r:- I llalmy Rim ZZ. Hi-xuin.m. 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Rnxx ll 'l'i'ipp. Kzillstrmn, Joni-s, Ni-ss. l'iitL-isim, KIcsvI'x'L-. Tuim-i, I.iix'i-, llilcln-hiuiici. Pi-i'i'in, NIL-l'ivllii:ir.. 'lFI1illX. Stviniiiiin SPAIIISII Cl IIB Los Amigos, the Spanish Club, was re- organized this year under the supervision ot Mrs. Marjorie Murphy, adviser. First se- mester otticers were: President, Clarke Wood, vice-president, Joan Astell, secretary- treasurer, Betty Thomson. Leading the club the second semester was Clark Wood, re- elected as president, with Pierre Peterson as vice-president and Tillie Smeade as sec- retary-treasurer. Highlighting the year's activities ot Los Amigos was the Fiesta presented in April, The program, under the direction ot Hes- ter Hollingshead, general chairman, tea- tured Latin-American music, art work, cos- tumes, skits and dances given in co-opera- tion with the Music, Art, Home Economics department Students who studied one or more years ot Spanish were eligible to loin Los Amigos. 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The Future Homemakers of America is a nation-wide group organized to promote interest in Home Economics The officers of the Edmonds chapter of F. H. A. for the past year were: President, Joyce Vailar, vice-president, Raelou Grang- er, secretary, Helen Birkland, treasurer, Patsy Knipe, reporter, Eleanor Russo, his' torian, Donna Cooper, parliamentarian, Adena Cox, program chairman, Shireen Kelly, refreshment chairman, Gloria Bill- ings. Miss Arleen Otto and Miss Dorothy Fuller were advisers for the organization. Among the many activities of the F. H. A. was the annual installation banquet, held this year on October 6, l947. Money-mak- ing projects undertaken by this group were the selling of pencils with the basketball schedule printed on them and head scarves decorated with the Tiger emblem. The club made contributions to the Leadership Trainf ing Fund, which sponsors the producing of a film to be shown for the benefit of the various F. H. A. chapters, Helping a family who adopted a French war orphan was an- other of the responsibilities assumed by this year's F. H A F. H. A. K Rim 1 Li-lt lirK1Lllil Sk'llL1lll. BlI'kl:i!1Cl.HLiSs0,l'0x, Kiillv. Kumi- in 4 ix.,i-.1 . Huw 1. Olin, Fllllttlj Biiiikvy. 'I'liiiiiipsiin. Nziugliti-ii. K'zii'sli-cli. Kiillx. Blum-l-ihoiii'm-. Tiiiux. 'I'iiai-kilt. I :Hier Faust. Biitrzmci, llngze-isiiwiiii Rim' Ii :XlL'lllIlHlXl'. lliiigun. Knllsliiiiii, Kelliiiriy lliiulii-s. Olivi-i, llgiiiks. Nlzirlliimilil, l,1iBi-lla-. Lim-s. Limits, BUIClllI1Skl, Suliixi-1nlizii't. Gurdiiii FUTURE FARMERS Of' AMERICA Rim' 1 XvilI'I1l'I', tXlll'l1. Walki-i'. 'l'm'ki-lson. Kenm-dy. Stains-i', Cailciairi. Martin. Culrlari. Ewiiig. llulsc. 'l'i1tiiiaii'k,Syltinll-lli-i's. Diiki-,Cil:mi1. Pt Rim' 2 llyiii-k, Hiiskllih. Wi-iclmu. Stulli-i'. Potts. Nlailom-y, Iickliiiiil. .Ianzici-k. lli-llenuzi. Burfiti. Eclii-llmi'i,:i-i, Smith. Skutvivk. Barki-i'. Iliixxoitli. Mi-Hi'irli', Pmyli- s . i-ing, Mi-Hiii'i1i-X. Arniilil, Nliinri-. Tillsnn. . , l , . ' K , Tc-pfi-ip Sai-gert. Puitk-i. Bzillzwci, Svliiisti-i1 L'nnm'i'. Naliwtli. C'iinpvi'. Rylqiml. Mi' Kockimiii. xx 4 Li-iiiiiinti. Kai-sini-i. Pi-it-isiin, Dick. Lzncliis. Stqicllvi. Finns-iein. Castle-, Ariiiilci. Ri-iimtr. Jziuolxsvii. Riitii. Bli-viiis. Little. Szivi-ll F. F. 0. The Edmonds chapter of the Future Farmers of America elected the following boys to serve as officers for the past year: President, Glen Hellenga, vice president, Don Burfitt, secretary, Eugene Janacek, treasurer, Bob Ecklund, reporter, Stanley Echelbarger. F. F. A. advisers were Mr. Harold Silvernail and Mr. John Kochrian, vocational agriculture instructors The F. F. A. members received honors from entries made in the Snohomish County Fair, the Puyallup Fair, the Junior Fat Stock Show at Auburn and the Washington Junior Poultry Show in Seattle Edmonds F, F. A, livestock and poultry judging teams won the first prize sweepstakes award at Seattle for the second consecutive year. The F. F A. sponsored its annual Smokef less Smoker, held basketball and softball games, gave an F.F.A.-F H.A. roller skating party, appeared on several radio programs and made a tour of Grand Coulee Dam. Eugene Stainer, as Edmonds delegate, and Glen Hellenga, who held the office of state F. F. A, reporter, attended the Nation- al F. F. A. Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri i Chorus Chorus us a regular subject, the students reporting to class each day and receiving regular credit for the work Much valuable musical training us gained by participating uri thus group The chorus of Edmonds Hugh SChcuol, with approximately seventy members, ap peared on many programs during the schctol year Under the direction of Miss Elve Lille cuuust, the chorus Sang at the Mud-Wurwter Concert, Vodvil, Fiesta, Thanksgiving as sembly, Armistice Day assembly, P T A meetings and the Sprung Concert, and the Snohomish Sprung Eestival At Christmas they sang carols in the halls of the hugh school and un the business dustruct of Eda monds Several members of the chorus re ceived honors for solo and small ensembic work at the Northwest Washungtcgn Music Meet, held un Tacoma The students who were elected to serve as officers of the chorus, were as follows President, Lorna Wilcox, secretaryftreaspur- er, Duck Durst, roll secretary, Jimmy Baruckr low, librarian, Larry Nordby, bulletin board, Hester Hollungshead, scrapbook, Ted Toura tellot, pount secretary, Jim Wilson Dixie Lee Downing was the student conductor Ruuxx l l,u!' 'o Hluirul Xlrfltrtiimss Dtit-tt Nlu'IJuuix.llrl NIn'l,.u1ii l1.ui:1u'kluu',t IJoxxiiune 'l'uiti:u.u:'l-Q lliissu-x, Wilt-ox Cil.untf SlxunSlll!Z1l,lnultIlilX .Xplaml Sxxunuit-iiu'iii Hou 2 K.lllXlIn!il. Hll'lil.lll1l, l'u1ii:i1i1u:lt.unu,Ilxurinruonri llildu-. l,uuiiflu'1itu.u'l4, lluill1H:'s:in.itl Ficlm-. Sliiillifupv lxuullx Siiuu-.utlv i.lI'lslm-ill Vox Wzllus .Xlllit-ix L'ixru.4-s l'.ul::.iu: Sltrtufrt W.ui1eu'ss't-iuii XXX-!uli.1J.ux1s .Xiiuuu-s, Nm lsoii Xlk'Ku.lI1 ltoxx 14 Illiusl N14-V11-it.uli.uii, Wilson, .ll-lltuits,lim-y.Ns-irllix,H1-lm Ilvitlix Totuitlrllot. liilliuesuNt-ss,NK'y1att BAND MEMBERS Vititts-. XY1l'!t'Ia, XX'1ll1.iiiis, I"1vss..lL1lIL1s. NI.ut:.uus.uui, lI.ull, Solxiiuo, Wultuouznu- ltuustr, ll.ux'il.uiuul, Sttului Wilson lllltluilt l'.ui:v. .Xlxiu-st. l'l.uiit1:t: li.i1'NlIU'l SiriLt'1.XX'.uiul. N11-xi-x. l'.uluiui-i. llllllullli. lloxulu- 17 Band Dne of the features of the rT'L'Suc depart of Edmonds Hugh School us the instrumental training of the members of the school band These students meet one period each day to further their knowledge of musuc and improve theur technique This year the band, under the supervus ion of Mr Robert Anderson, performed at all home football and basketball games and at the pep assemblies preceding the games lt also played at the Mud-Winter Concert, Sprung Concert, Vtudvul, Fiesta and at other programs On several occasions, the band was supplevented with uunuor hugh school students This year a brass sextet was formed Members of the sextet were Bob Burton, Jerry Paige, Wallvf Smith, Joanne Planting, John Meyer and Cueorge Ward Thus en- semble appeared at the Northwest Washa ungton Music Meet, the MudaWunter and Sprung Cencerts, P T A and other group meetings Elected to serve as offtcers of the band were the following members President, Jerry Paige, secretary, Joanne Planting, treasurer, Bob Burton nc . Rr xx il Hiielu-s. .liizmnsmm HIL-viiiis. GLillsn'l1,'I'4iltf. Vlimf. Xlclilixizzvx-I' Potts NIn'Kt-am BOYS' GLEE I R xl Left til Right Ilziln-x. N4-ss. Winters, Hz-mi liic-nlvst-ii. Marlin. C'zii'i'oll Riu 2 Hilrlelniaml. Pm-i'i'm. Fuitis. Fink GIRLS' GLEE I Riu 1, 1.1 lt to Iiielit Vfmpi-i'. Exxinu, Kl'lllM'I. Mac'- D onzald, Rue, Cziiimll. Ifl'lTlJl'I'LZl'I'. Rtxx 2 Dobbs. 'l4lTfl!7llJNfJIl. Salvinfl, Limrs. Stzinliopif ipes. Din-tr. You 1 SEXTET lift to Rigiit Unxxnimz. Wzmgt-itstt-ui. Stiiilimpv, Hill lingslic-sid. Bm rin-klow. Rifle, BOYS' QUARTET U Lili to Right: 'I'ouitvllot, Ns-ss. Nurrihy. Ds-nhy Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Clee Club, under the direction of Miss Elve Lillquist, sang for the Thanlqsgivf ing and Armistice Day assemblies, Spring Conf cert, Vodvil and Fiesta, Officers elected the first semester were President, Kenny Ness, secretary-treasurer, Jerry Caroll, roll secretary, Albert Jacobsen, Second semester officers werei President, Ed- die Eink, secretaryetreasurer, Ted Tourtellot, roll secretary, Dick Durst. Roy Curtis, point secretary, and Jack Winters, librarian, served both semesters Terry Haley was student conf ductor. Girls' Glee Club The Cirls' Clee Club officers for the first semester werei President, Marjorie Stanhope, secretary-treasurer, Evelyn Cooper, roll secre- tary, Jo Ann Aichlmayr, The second semester officers were. President, C-erry Brown, secre- tary-treasurer, Mary Ewing, roll secretary, Mara cia Sipes. Eileen Hughes, point secretary, and Doris McKean, librarian, held office both see mesters Miss Elve Lillguist was director, with Clloria Salvino as student conductor, The Cirls' Clee Club performed for P T A, and Cirls' Club meetings, MidfWinter and Spring Concerts, and Vodvil. Girls' Sextet and Boys' Quartet The Cirls' Sextet was directed by Miss Elve Lillquist, with Terry Proctor as accompanist, They sang at the Thanksgiving Assembly, W. E A. banquet, Christmas program, Boys' and C-irls' Club meetings, Spring Concert and P T, A. meetings The girls received an "excel- lent" rating at the Northwest Washington Music Meet. The Boys' Quartet, under the direction of Miss Elve Lillquist, performed at the MidfWin- ter and Spring Concerts, Vodvil, P, T A. meetings and Boys' and Ciirls' Club meetings. Accompanists were Terry Proctor and Ruth Anne Eide 48- Q I I I - Q Q Q I C Q - I I - I C Q - I I D Q I I D Q Y Boys' Tumbling Team The members of the Boys' Tumbltng teane, were Monte Meserve, chatrman, Everett Mace lntyre, Lyle l-larrnng, Leonard Carroll, Bud Car- rt ll and Bob Burton These boys organtzed the team, met toe gether for regular practnce and orlgtnated most of thetr routnne They performed between halves at the basketball games and at vartous club meettngs Archery Club The Archerx Club wr "Eeather Merchants" was .trgantzed thus year by Jack Ebert and Bud Citrntsh vxlth Mr Cordon Serlbner as advlser Archery, a sc-asonai acttvttv, was acttve only IN the tall and sprung lt as hoped te have tnterscholasttc meets, wtth other archery clubs, tn the future Members of the T Feather Mere chants" were Ted Stathrus, Jack Ebert, Monte Meserve, Vern Edson and Bud Cerntsh Stage Crew The stage crew performs the work regunred nn settnng the stage for all entertannments held tn the auditorium Thus year, they also op- erated the mcwvue egutpment, matntauned the puhltc address system for the games, kept the student body equtpment tn repatr and installed the Itghttng for the school dances The manager ot the Stage Crew was Carl Callahan wnth Pat Howlett, Pat Hogan, John Meyer and Roy Swanson as dtrectors. 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NIL-V11-1111l1.111. lropsl, llxtllliutt ll, Tllespians Thespians, the dramatic club, presented its annual Thanksgivnng program in November under the direction ot Mrs Mercedes Gleason club adviser Officers elected tor the t1rst semester were Prestdent, Pam Willis, vice president, George Hall, secretary, Joan Astell Second semester officers were President, Nancy Poitras, vice pres1dent,CarlCallahan, secretary,Carol Berg VYTSYW To become a member of Thespians, a stu dent must participate in a three-act play, be a member ot the Stage Crew or do outstanding dramatic work in other school productions Ili-7 The l-l1AY elected the toIIow1ng members as officers for the first semester President, Bud Cornish, vice pres1dent, George Wila oourne, viceepresident, Darold Jones, secref tary-treasurer, Jack Arrowsmith, chaplain, Larry Nordby Mr Alanson Powell served as adviser for the group The l-l1fY handled tickets tor all school ac' t1v1t1es, sponsored noon movies, sold rOOTEr caps and pennants At the end of the year the l-l1'Y presented a gift to the school Quill and Scrall Quill and Scroll is the international honor- ary society for high school iournalists Leading the club werei President, Bob Brine, vicefpres- ident, Vivian Janacek, secretary, Pat Whallev Ph1ll1ps, treasurer, Elsie Carlstedt, adviser, Mr Cordon Leen, To become a member ot Quill and Scroll, a student must have had 90 inches ot material published in the Wireless The members ape proved an amendment to the club's constitur tion, whereby the editors and business man- ager ot the Echo were also eltgible to loin Q I I I I I Q Q Q I I I I Q ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Cheerleaders and .fongleaders The cheerleaders for the past year were Ruth Ann Eide, Ted Tourtellot, Don Benn and Larry Nordby. At the end of the football sea' son, Clen Hellenga replaced Don Benn and Larry Nordby, who reported for basketball practice. The cheerleaders led the rooting section at all football and basketball games and re- hearsed the yellows with the student body at the pep assemblies. Patsy Knipe, Cwenn Hurlbutt and Glen Hellenga were chosen songleaders. They plan- ned the pep rallies and conducted the school songs at the assemblies and games. Pep Club Ann Fesenden was re-elected president and drill leader of the '47-'48 Edmonds High School Pep Club. Miss Margaret Morgan was the organization's adviser. Because of the large increase in member- ship, many new and intricate drills were pre- sented. Among these formations were the Bar- ber Pole, Zig-Zag,Thread the Needle, Passing Through, and increasing and decreasing squads. The Pep Club, symbolizing school spirit, appeared at home football and basketball games. They also drilled at P. T. A. meetings and other programs during the year. Twirlers The twirling team, with Arlene Parr as cap- tain, was composed of the following members: Cwenn Hurlbutt, Bess LaByer, Darlene Amsler, May Keltner, Arlene Schweinhart, lla Albee, lrene Sims, Jeanice Truax and Marie Hussey. The Twirlers presented an act in the Vodvil and twirled between halves of the football and basketball games. They also entertained at cutside programs during the School year. Miss Margaret Morgan was adviser for the group. 51 CHEERLEADERS AND SONGLEADERS Li-ft to Right: Knipc. Eidc-. Hurlbutt. Hclenga. Nordby Tourtellot. B:-nn. PEP CLUB First Row Loft to Right: Hagen. Mill:-r, Fri-dc-ricks Oliver. V. Miller. Withers, McMahon. Birkland Carlstudt. Allen. Tripp, Granger. Second Row: Bc-rms, Dania-ls, Johnson, Williams. Erik son. Powell. Hardman. Fc-ssendf-n. Hifrllzutt. Hank:- Ewing. Smith, Kolesar. Cleaveland, Third Row: Haviland, Adams, Thorsen. Banner. Smit'h Ambcrs. Gunter, Lane. Lindus. Smcade. Kelly Knipc, Naughton. Leighton. Garner, Proctor, Pal mer. Kamprud. Vailor, Kallstroni. Fourth Row: Joslin, Julius. Cooper. Aichlmyr, Pantlr-y Linus. Stainer. Steinman, Bishop, Thomson, Mc Carter. Brooks. Thompson. Stanhope. Huswick Wangenstein. TWIHLERS Amsler, Keltner, Parr. Albee, Sims, Traux. Hussey La Byer. Hurlbutt, Schweinhart. 'Q Ad Club The Ad Cltlh lmmllvs the Dtllllrflly t r at games plaxs dances and trther sch! ' ttctly vs, ltx prwcluctrwq b sters adxertlsmg thlrst exertts Olllcers t r the past xcar were Preswltrrwt Aurtlld Clexelmwd vice breslrlerwt ,l l, lx llw st-rw, secretary treasurer, barbara Lars 'rt Mlm Nancy Keller, art lrwstrttctt r, was aclxlstrr l rt h at L twtt t tht Al lttlv was thc E' l K t . Q wr mths dmtrmg thf X N Q x'c,CWfW I er CJK ' s l H X wnex . -'mwe H re 'e tra ll ' 3 'alth Cewter Q wnyear . H tr .,, Radio Club The Qadtll Club, under the supervnsl ln t Mr Charles blrvwert, adwlser assusted lm mmm talmrng the pdbllc address sxstem lm the htgh schllcwl Members ht the Radrtu Club mcluded Ey erett Maclmtyre, Rcnrmald Bustad Jlm Welch rtmte Meserve Marx Stlllars and Kc-nth Jet terts, the latter who was chosen presrdemt cl the turqamzatatwrw Art addltlf tml brt lect t the club was tht f makmg t a SClll'WSCQ'DC whnch was t. bc used ' :rw the physlcs classes ,X K , I U Cllef s Society The Chefs' Society ns the ttttrcral trtle t tr the buys' Durmer Club of Edmtlmds At the ttrst meetlrwg bt the year the ttalltlwlrmg were elected ffl serve as ofhcers for btlth semesters AD cLuB Th 1 c'.,rm.rt5: x1t'1Jl.m.lf1, 111111-.tr lm..-.1-1.tr.t1 Rm, p"95'dCnlf B'll afkeff V'C9'P"C5'd9nlf CQOVQC if fi, Afflli ,V I S y H Hall, secretary-treasurer, Bud Cbrrtush, asslst - ,twrt.:lw11' ?.1lIr.'1sul!1 . fxrrslrr, . ",n,U.4- 4 4-2.-: rrttlfr- tm lritllx r4f..:.t Kult arwt buyer, Allen Eranklrrw, sergeantaatrarrrws RADIO Jack Ebert Mlss Dorothy Fuller was advlser :ff ,lt!It"s xml.-r. NI:-Ntrzu X14-Irrlxz lwf Tl'1C QVULJD . CHEF SOCIETY The parents bf the members were the r:,,,., 1 5,.,,.fg ,Q lg mtg 'r-Mtvk., p-,.,rr1rt., t',,,m guests bt the club for a ham dnrmer cm Octbber .1 HJ. O H , X . Hltxx 2 Ilarlurz Nlt-f'lt:..thar1 M.41Y.r'., Nlms l"1l1lll'l.XKlt'll'l. 2' ' AS a fhaturcd act Of Thi' Vijdvlll thi' l- 1,41 Chet Stlcuety presented a chorus lme revue . wrth the club members dressed as gurls , Q D U I I I C C I Q 9 D D ii I ' 5 ' ' I I I I I I I D I OFFICE STAFF If'ii'.-ir 1 I.if' fi. It:,e:pt .-Mull. Yost. llxasxxii-LL. .Iiisl'.. . ,,.i1siin Itwxx 2 Ifis-i-mit-n. I'ii.tiqis. llaziiziiiinfi, Sipigirii' Ii.iu ifjiziiigli-it The girls who lend a helping hand in the LIBRARY Rim l Gniiliili. Jn.-lin. XX'iinb1mk. I.:iHc'l!n Rim. .Iiim-r. school ottice also gain valuable business expe' rience. Their duties consist ot answering the telephone, delivering messages, typing reports and greeting the public. Girls who served this year tor one period each day, were: Joyce Steadman, Gloria Hus- wick, Tillie Smeade, Bettie Lou Joslin, Rita Yost, Barbara Larson, Beverly Hammond, Ann Eessenden, Nancy Poitras, Adella Jane Grange er, Joan Astell, and Doris Baum. They worked under the supervision ot Mrs, Ida McGlenahan, cttice secretary library E. H. S maintains a well-equipped library for the use ot the entire student body. This year, either Mrs. Hallie B. Anderson or Miss Harriet McFadden was on duty each period ot the day, as library supervisors. Student librarians were: Eva Meyerpeter, Phyllis Roe, Virginia Jones, Norma Skoglund, Elizabeth Gordon, Caroline LaBelle, Bettie Lou Joslin, Donna Halverson, Jack Ebert, Sherwood Barnett, Bill Parkin and Ed Von Gohren. These asistants, besides receiving and checking out books, also helped with the cataloging, filing and repairing ofthe books. Ilealtlr Center The Health Center is a very necessary part ot the E. H. S. routine Attendants are on duty every period ot the day to act as receptionists, to record the reasons for each visit, to render first aid or reter the student to the school nurse and to assist in every way possble to keep the students in good health. Other activities ot the Health Center at' tendants this year were assisting at clinics for physical examinations, and corsponsoring Good Grooming and Posture Week, Mrs. Barrett- Scott, R. N., is the E. H. S. nurse and Health Center adviser. f 53 llgilvi rsnn Hou 2 Vain Goliicn. I3illilTi'll B1l'Xl'Il7L'll'IT. Ebuil HEALTH CENTER I.i-lt tn Right .Iaiiixsiin. Nosky, Planting. f2IilI'lEL'I. Nelson. Accola. Mrs BiiI'I'f'lY-SL'Klll. Bond. Billm Vznlor, Swim-r. Miller. QS P W w , M Q f ffm mf N1 L fgf' F N Alflfyi I L lf 'T-Qlg,--...... 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I f - I I I I I I I I I I I mx , E Q- ...-. 1 4 1 x xox 1 A 1 U1 H R ,xg 2 11 1 1-.x L4 r 1 1 xo NUI wx V QI I I Rrmxu R mx 4 rl Amin umm 17 lu 10 Edmonds Overla ke Edmonds Anacortes Edmonds Snohornush Edmonds Sed ro Woolley Edmonds Marysvulle Edmonds Arlungton Edmonds Burlungton Edmonds Mount Vernon F00l'B4ll The call to take up pads and fly unto battle on the gruduron thus fall was answered by approxumately eughty sound bodued enthusu astuc pugskun hopefuls fourteen of whom were letter wunners from the prevuous season From thus aggregatuon Coach Ruchard Rowe and hus staff select ed and moulded varsuty second strung and frosh elevens to carry the mayor load of unter scholastuc competutuon for the ensuung sea son Whule the second and frosh teams were busyung themselves wuth a full schedule the furst team progressed through an unusual cam pagn by wunnung only home games At the close of the season Coach Rowe stated that thus sea son s grud machune was probably the most evenly balanced and funest defensuve club he has coached thus far un hus coachung career Throughout the season the Tuger team was respectfully regarded as a threat and always consudered capable of defeatung any team un the Northwest League when functuonung properly and consustantly Regardless of the fact that the furst team luneup was well bal anced and boasted no outstandung stars three regulars were able to polush theur armor and shune luke stars when they were named for mythucal posutuons on the all conference team They were Jum Murray a strappung guard who turned un a sterlung per formance un each game throughout the season and was voted the best blocker by the team Bob Brune a rught end who was voted honorary captaun by hus own team mates and compuled a prausworthy record as a defensuve stalwart Bob Propst left halfback a lad who dud most of the ball pack ung for the tabbues and tued for unspuratuonal award honors wuth Bob Brune At the close of the season ut was dusclosed that twenty three boys had earned the rught to wear a gold E for theur football abulu tues Of these only seven wull be returnung for the openung gun next fall The remaunung suxteen are Sensors who have funushed theur careers un hugh school football Tho Qaunung tluu thurd strupn vuuc scnuors Bob Dcnbx Juun Nluuuax and Duck Dunst wunnung thou second trupe thus season were senuors Larrx Vkoolu Bob Blum Tum llutchmson Leonard Caroll and Bob Bropst and jumous Bob PITTIN D xc Txuplett and Iohn Gxrmr Tl on who ohtaumd thu: ntual avxard un uuon cunt xxuuc scnuoxs Rus kuncent Lulu Niaxtun John Paxm Clauncr aldut Bob -Xnduson Call Callahan Fund Broun and Bob Durgun and uunuors luux Pause Iaxux Shoutt Ed Jones and Ium Bu en HM? it tk FOOTBALL SEC OND STRING y san tuuu xm on 1 u uns uuu un 1. mu S :mu n Ron Quunson Loanh mutu muon cuu I1 4 onxld u uu md -X lu Nuff P11 Tutma k Bushes N uno I ox L ut mx no sm llunnus 1 LX Lal I L N ILX 41 SI uuuc, , ,uu,,,,uuu , l8 - - 4 ' I , . 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J ul nson BASIIETBAII Composung thus season s hoop squad were approxumately 28 boys slx of whom were lettermen returnung from prevuous years The squad was Immediately drvlded into varsity second and fresh man teams under the tutornng of coaches Cerald Clay and Ruchard Rowe Thls season marked the tnrtual appearance of an E H S basket ball team nn the Northwest A League Competltuon was found keener wuth more games to be played The close of the season dns closed that a tue for sixth place was the best the Tugers could attaun Besides Edmonds the league as composed of Arlnngton Anacortes Burlington Marysville Mount Vernon Sedro Woolley and Snoho mush Two conference contests agalnst each of these schools plus two non league affalrs wlth O Dea completed the schedule for the local qunntet thus season Among the games contaunlng exceptnonal thrulls thus year were the Burlnngton Sedro Woolley and Marysvllle contests Playnng at Burlungton durung the Chrustmas vacatron the Tabbues tied the score wuth but a few seconds remaunnng and went on to wun 35 32 an an overtlme ln perhaps the most thrall packed ball game seen on our home court In many years a see saw battle agaunst the Sedro Woolley Cubs ended an vnctory for E l-l S with a fnnal score of 50 49 The Tomahawks from Marysvulle dumped the Tsgers an a heart breaknng affair wnnnnng by one point wrth their last shot swushung through the net just seconds before the flnal gun Eleven varsity letters were presented by Coach Clay at the close of the season Of the letter wunners sux were sensors They were Russ Vnncent Bull Brewer Bob Durgnn Bob Propst Bob Brrne and Larry Wooley Others wunnung their awards were junnors Jerry Pauge John Garner and Jsm Bergen and sophomores George Dawson and Ted Neff lnspnratuonal award honors were won by Russ Vnncent who also placed on the all conference selections The freshman team under the auspnces of Coach Rowe played a schedule of eught games Composvng thenr lust of opponents were freshman teams from Bothell Lakesnde Ruchmond Beach and Seattle Prep Edmonds ODea Edmonds Ma rysvl l le Edmonds Arlungton Edmonds Odea Edmonds Burl angton Edmonds Mount Vernon Edmonds Sedro Woolley Edmonds Snohomish Edmonds Anacortes Edmonds Ma rysvnlle Edmonds Arlnngton Edmonds Burllngton Edmonds Mount Vernon Edmonds Sedro Woolley Edmonds Snohomnsh Edmonds Anacortes BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM wx 1 L olx I J1l1nC1 nu J x lat Rcw 2 C ach Claw Jlm Bergen B111 Bruxer Bib Durgm Bah Brine P1 , , . , ,,,, 1 I 'Y ' Il ll - - A I I I 1 1 1 - T H - 1 . . , - I ,,,,, I - I ' 'A 1 I - 1 T ' ,, - I . YYY- . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 "--"- ' 1 1 1 4 1 I 1 4 1 1 1 "--'-- 1' s L 11 V 'K s ' - 8 . Ro ' 1. Lef to Rxghti Ted N fff, Larry Wo l-Q. Bob P'opst. 1 'ar L-rrj " gc. J ' . fu ' f , 1 ' , r , 1 ' , 5 3' Q I' . 1 wg 2 v-i "i,-. gy o vu IR Riff? 1" Q as . N ..,,, Rx -ii Q1,--' .-X uv 'Vi' BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM 1 V ix HTL :xx 1 Lk! ax 1 li vu xilu 1 m ull i Q sv f I' Y. .7 I , J, xo . l W X I ,ffl F ' ',4 O P Q- 3' L ' ! F' ' ' 4 r -. , L 5 . ' S 1 " Y was I4 Q V Q : s .- f " u ' , 4 . J 4 Q i . 1 l,1-H tn Rmhl 'IH-ci 'I'utmgu'k. IJ.av1ni 'I'rxplm-tt. Bill Slmxxvsv. IJ1 'R San-mvrt. Lnxry Nu rdlu. D4 'v Jolxnson. I-'lllxp Img Mu , Gm- rum- IJilXX5llll 2 Gmciwn Lund: ' m, Vwtm Sguwlm. B111 Pmr. .lgrmw Vylu. H.u'r5 .Iulmsu:1, Gln-nn B nun, D1 ' ' 7LllH1L'I'.1Tl'I!'X P4 'km QQ1, 1' l B - I in 3,1 BASFBAII As the annual went to press, things looked fairly bright for the l948 Tiger baseball squad. They had won two out of three contests, defeating Lakeside twice and dropping their opening league encounter to Snohomish by the close score of 3 to 2 Coach Blackie Clay welcomed 8 returning lettermen back into the squad at the start of the turnouts. He then, with the addition of a couple of new players, proceeded to shape the team and plot the baseball fortunes of the l948 I'1ll'16. Jim Bergen beat out several candidates for the coveted catchers position, while returning lettermen Murray and Edson, assumed pitching duties. Garner held down first base for the third year and a sophomore Tom McDonald was assigned second base Letterman Ecklund and Propst filled the shortstop and third base berths respectively Bill Brewer Ed Coners George Wilbourne and Verne Olsen alternated in the outfield positions The 48 nine showed general improvement in their fielding and hitting departments over their work in pre vious years Despite their handicap of bad weather which held turn outs down to a precious few in the early part of the season the Tigers showed positive indications of finishing well up in the league 9 'P4 .Sl J mttf iii ix Inlin mimi ii igcn Pi im 1 in I 1 ri 1 Iwklii in 1 ns i iimi i Hill! in u im 1 Is x 4 n im I 'i 1 rm Z 1 in i it I om i Paxkci in 5 x 1 ian 1 iunnin n i rin s 4 xi o mn NILDU i and Dick Sig LI HI i' Q D, It .ll 1 Q Q TR4 Cla' Hopes for a successful season in the cinder event were held high as the "Echo" went to press this year. The local tracksters had participated in three meets, winning first place in one and second place in the other two. They had met teams from Monroe, Sultan, Marysville, Twin Cities, Snohomish, and Lakeside, with favorable results. There- fore their outlook towards the county meet, which was yet to be held, was an optimistic one Forming the nucleus of the '48 cinder squad were Ev- erett Mclntyre, Virgil Love, Larry Wooley, Carl Callahan, Jerry Paige Bob Denby and Bob Brine returning lettermen who answered Coach Richard Rowe s call to turnouts plus newcomers Bill Cromko Bob Ruth Merlin Hynek Morris Lindus Harry Johnson and Gene Haworth Some of the Tiger thinclads had an exceptionally fin season Everett Mclntyre weight man proved to b the top point gainer with his frequent first places in the discus throw and shot put Virgil Love supplied a good many points with his efforts in the high and low hurdles and high jump Bill Cromko also turned in some sterling performances in the mile run The Tabbies won first place in the first meet in which they participated by downing Monroe Sultan and Marys ville in a four way meet held at Monroe For their second appearance they traveled to Lakeside to compete in a three way affair against the Lakeside Lions and Snohomish They came in second this time Then they again iourneyed to Monroe to take second place in a five way meet behind Monroe g CD I5 Top to bottom Lxerett Mclntxu Bill Gxomko Harm Johnson Bob Ruth Trp to b tttm Bob Bxmn Virgil L xt Larlx Vkoolu Carl Lallalim R xxx l l it tw light Glpn Bmn Harm J lm n 'Vlolxi Lmdu Bob Ruth Bill Glomko VHEII Loxc Bob Bump Lain Vkoolex ll I-wut!! MLIHI tt 2 xin C coigg Stan 1 L ms m uns an ui La i lun 'VILC1rn fl an rl " 6- 19,1 N ' A ' '7 7 f ,X U' g I V C O l Ye X X C'oach--Mr. Hatcn. On Racket -George Dawson. Gene Holfnr. Chuck Axrouooci. Dun BL-nn. Eddie Funk, Darnlcl Jones. Clmarles Schweclcs 1 1 1 I o . 4 . ' - - A Q V I .,.. . U A ' I A I I I I . I I V , .I S I I V I I I I I I I g ' 1 - 1 1 r - C2 TEIIIIIS A lrttle more experuence seems to be the only thang between the Tnger net squad and another successful season Enthuslasm and spurlt were at a maxlmum as Coach Hatch wel comed the largest tennis turnout nn the history f E H S at the start of the sprung sports season The squad of over forty hopeful rac quet wlelders was cut down unto workable snze by means of an ellmlnatlon tournament On the roster for thus years team were four lettermen returning from prevnous seas ons They were Don Benn and Chuck Arro wood furst and second snngles and Cteorge Dawson and Cene Hoffer flrst doubles The second doubles combnnatlon was composed of Eddne Funk and Charles Schwedes Thus was the flrst year that a regular sched ule was prepared for thus sport Fnrst on the agenda was Sultan who downed the Tngers an a thrullnng affaur However the local boys re talluated to subdue Snohomlsh 5 to O Matches left to be played as we go to press Include Sul ton Arlnngton Snohomish Monroe and Narysvllle 801106 Boxung was flrst recognnzed as a major sport thus year under the coaching of Mr Stuart Smith The season opened with an untra school smoker ln whlch all the boxlng prospects were vnewed The furst regular unter school match was held between South Kntsap and the nlgers ln the local gym The result was a draw wnth Edmonds havung won 3 South Kltsap 3 and 3 contests endang ln draws In the return match whlch was held at South Kutsap the Tlger puglllsts were defeated by one bout The Kitsap boys galned 5 dec: snons whale our local lads were wnnnnng but 4 Coach Smnth recommended the followlng boys to receuve thenr varsnty letters Harvey Bushee Dave Latta Sud Locke Don Blevlns Jerry Pange Bob Lane Vernon Fusher and Darald Caldart !!aq fd' u I ,f MANAGERS tx 1 xut GIRL? .S'PORT.S' ourls sports turnouts are held cn a volcn auv oasus after school twuce weekly Pounts are guven tor attendance games won class teams nd A and B teams Twenty tuve pounus are also guv n tor att ndung sportsdays One thousand pounts entutles a gurl to wear a letter and owe strupe and us also the requurement tor Letter m n For each strupe thereafter SOO pounts are reguured A pun us guven tor the fourth award and a ball and chaun tor the tutth Th pounts are set up on a county wude basus by the Snohomush County Coaches Asso c atu , w ot whuch our unstructor Muss Margaret Morgan IS presudent There us also a County Assocuatuon for Lettermen presudents and Ruta Yost ot E -l S heads that club The letterwomen presudent and gurls sport advusor choose at the begunnung ot each year the managers ot the varuous sports Managers must be letterwomen and are usually senuors uhus year Darlene Erukson was chosen to man ag sccc r and Duxue Downung her assustant The others are volleyball Margue Kolesar and Carol Bergman basketball Tullue Smeade and Betty Thompson baseball was under the lead ershup ot Joan Astell and Joanne Leughton Track manager was Clorua l-luswuck Managung munor sports were Audrey Trupp pung pong Jean Juluus badmunton and Joanne Plantung tumblung Drusulla Thompson was un charge ot pounts for the year Callung for soccer turnout un the tall found many enthusuasts clearung the tueld After a round robun tourney class teams were chosen and games played ott The Junuors claum d the champuonshup by an upset vuct ry over thc Senuors A and B teams were tloen chos n and the B team dumped the hughly favored A team Sportsday was held un Marysvulle tor the chc sen gurls Wuth the weather turnung bad the gurls .vent undoors tor volleyball turnout The end ot the regular team playott saw the Sophomore class take the champuonshup Agaun the dark horse proved better than antucupated by d teatung the A team speakung ot cours ot the B t am At the close ot the season Snoh mush was h s ess to the volleyball sportsday Wh n the basketball season had tunushed u saw the senuors the casaba champuons Thus tum the tavored A team won Futteen gurls journeyed to Arlungton on February l for a day of fun and basketball Bis ba I Sportsday was Aprul 24 un Monroe and twcny gurls were able to attend The season tor baseball and track was not over at the tum the Echo went to press so the results can not be unclcded h re Tullue Smead defeated all opponents to be come sungles champuon un beth pung pong and badmuntc n Ruta Ycst and Audrey Trupp were tltlest for pung pong doubles Tennus matches are played wuth county schools by gurls turnung out tor ut No actual team was chosen however Curls showung the most abuluty are chosen to male up the tumblung team These gurls practuce long hours tor performances durung the basketball season and our all school Vodvul Tnus year they tumbled tor the l.uons Club benetut show A Vo M. , W L I - Q. 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