PERSPECTIVE... the theme of this book ... offering a graphic
view of life in Edmonds High ... to supplement our individual
'memories of the past year.
From the time we first entered the doors of Edmonds High
our aim was to attain a firm foundation for our growing per-
spective. Each year we advance, through diligent work and
accepted responsibility, hoping that some day with diploma in
hand we'll reach our goal.
This is the story of our perspective . . . what it is and how
Edmonds High School helped us mold it.
Editor in ChiefEDMONDS HIGH SCHOOL
Edmonds, Washington
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School District No. 15Marilyn Bruce
Donna Cline
v CCarol Cloustor
PERMANENT TORCHBEARERS
Shirley Graham
) Lynne Housel
' Nona Schroeder
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Beaudreau'
Besecker
Chittenden
Eddy
Beverly Fox
oug Hansen
arbara Hildebrand
Penny Hudson
Delores Bowers
Geraldine Chadwick
John Collins
Renee Costa
Dale Gillis
Bob Gromko
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TORCHBEARERS
Faith Lawson
Christine MacLean
Mary Middleton
Nancy Moehlenpah
Ellen Moses
John McAnulty
Blair Nelson
Janet Peterson
LaDean Proue
TWO-BAR MEMBERS
Arlene Harris
Sharon Hildebrand
Bob Hodgson
Ruth Jones
Diane Kronmeyer
Linnie Marks
ONE-BAR MEMBERS
3k 0 Robert Allen Kenneth Anderson Betty Lou Bass Beverly Berry Kenneth Burns Gail Grizzell Margit Hendrickson Sherrill Hill Beverly Holt Louise Holt
V, Arlene Callahan Roberta Jacobson
Shirley Carlson Clyde Johnson
Leonard Chambers Liz Kirby
J Ml' Alfred Chenoweth Pat Kramer
Eleanor Duff Gloria Lewis
Keith Ewing Doreen McReynolds
Jim Ferguson Charlene Manchester
Diane Friedel Mike Marlin
Susan Goodhope Marjorie Mitchell
■ 2 Jean Anne Gorsuch Pat Mouldey
Rosemary Gregg Erna Nopson
Patty Griffith Charles Orr
Robion Kirby
Eleanor Noah
Carole Rowalt
Harry Robinson
Marlene Rosholt
Jon Speck
Frank Swanson
Jack Thompson
Dolores Vallen
Virginia Van Dyke
Richard Wailes
Ruby Wilson
Dwight Offer
Luella Peterson
Peter Roe
Ron Stutz
Jeanette Swanson
Barbara Withers
Buren Pearce
Jane Phillips
Allen Pilgrim
Suzie Reynolds
Mary Rowse
Stanley Sankey
Sharon Schroeder
Walt Sellers
Tommy Smith
Lorraine Sorensen
Ronald Stockman
Ron Stutz
Raymond Swanson
Richard Thompson
Sandra Thompson
Evelyn Vaugeois
Jowyn Villager
Diane WheelerOur Perspective ...
... was illuminated by scholarship as shown in this
candle lit Torch initiation ...
3... accented by activities, nonsensical and otherwise.... the moments in between.Robion Kirby
Shirley Graham
Rusty Wailes
Carol Clouston
. . . to the students shown here, leaders all, who early found the right per-
spective and applied it successfully to their school lives. The Ball and Chain
winners in Letterwomen, May Queen Bobbe Fay, Future Farmer Frank Swan-
son—these and others caught sight, if only for a moment, of that distant star
we all hope some day to find. They also pointed the way for others in search
of a perspective. Scholastically, they were led by the Top Ten shown above.
Robion Kirby was Valedictorian, Shirley Graham was Salutatoriam Donna
Cline, also in the Top Ten, is not piclured.
BELOW: Quill and Scroll, with Mr. Selvidge as ad-
visor, haa ten members at press time with one
more initiation scheduled for late May. The '54
officers were Marilyn Bruce, president; Arlene
Harris, vice-president; Carol Clouston, secretary,
and Shirley Graham, treasurer.
Marilyn Bruce Carol Clouston Shirley Graham
Faith Lawson Blair Nelson Carole Rowalt
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Arlene Harris Barbara Hildebrand
Emilie Beaudreau Liz KirbyRuby Wilson
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Marilyn Bruce
Eleanor Noah
Nona Schroeder
Frank Swanson
Patty Griffith
y Debate Award Winner
The senior who contrib-
uted most to student pub-
lications was Marilyn
Bruce, whose three years
on the Echo staff won her
the fourth annual Star
Award.
The eleven students who, as a team, led the state
in the Hearst American History Contest were —
FRONT ROW: Harry Robinson, Pete Roe, Mary Mid-
dleton, Allen Pilgrim, Dale Gillis, Ray Swanson.
BACK ROW: John McAnulty, Rusty Wailes, Blair
Nelson, Mr. Smith, Ron Stutz, John Collins.
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Bewildered freshmen or wearied seniors . . . each has
fo offer in supporting his school and the famed Edmonds tradition
a tradition of warm friendliness and enthusiasm toward school un-
dertakings. It's all for one in upholding class and school . . . with a
pride and loyalty that seems to strengthen with each day at Edmonds.
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SAckley, Willa Rae—Girls' Glee 2, 3. 4; Photo Club 2; Make-
up Club 3; Hen Shak 4; Candy Sales 1, 2, 3, 4; Vodvil 2,
3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4.
Agnew, Lawrie—Transferred from Longview, Wash. 3.
Allen, Bob-Torch 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,
4; Football 1; Lettermen 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Canteen Vice-
President 4.
Anderson, Annette — FHA 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,- Costume
Club 2, 3,- Driftwood Sales Manager 4; Tolo Committee
Chairman 4.
Anderson, Kenneth—Pen Pal Club 3,- Torch 3, 4.
Anderson, Warren—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4.
Apland, Mary Louise—
Arentsen, Jack-Football 1,- Photo Club President 2, 3, 4.
Astell, Doris—
Baker, Jim-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 4; Pep Band 1, 2,
3. 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Vice-President
4; District 15 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Band Vice-President 4.
Balleaux, Chuck-All-School Play 4; Vodvil 4; Limelighters
4; Board of Control 4.
Beaudreau, Emilie—Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4,-
Torch 2, 3. 4,- Torchbearer 4; All-School Play 3,- Lime-
lighters 3, 4; Limelighters Vice-President 4; Wireless
Staff 4; Snohomish County Music Festival 1, 2,- Solo and
Ensemble Contest 3, 4; International Club 1; Radio Club 2.
Berry, Beverly Jane—FHA 1, 2, Make-up Club 1, 2, 4; Torch
2, 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4; Letterwomen
3, 4; Wireless Staff 4; Wireless Circulation Manager 4.
Besecker, John-Transferred from Arlington, Va. 2,- Foot-
ball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Lettermen 3, 4; Bengals 3, 4;
Boys' Club Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3,
4; Athletic Promotion Committee 4; Vodvil 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 2, 3,- Torchbearer 4; All-State Orchestra 4
Bjelland, Tom-Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4,- Vodvil 3, 4,-
Boxing 3.
Bly, Deloris—
With Dave Gayman, president, at the wheel, the senior class
sped through an eventful final year. Dave got plenty of
back-seat advice from Rich Robinson, vice-president, and
Patty Griffith, secretary-treasurer, during the first semes-
ter. In the second semester, he was again assisted by Rich
and by LaDean Proue, secretary-treasurer. At press time
parents of seniors were planning an all-night commence-
ment party for the graduates.»
Bowman, Roberta — Transferred from Centralia, Wash. 3;
Girls' Glee 3; Choi us 3, 4; Chorus Secretary-Treasurer 4.
Bradner, Jeanne - Make-up Club 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Stage
Crew 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4
Brown, Barbara Ann-Photo Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FHA
1; Girls' Club Cabinet 4; Wireless Staff 4.
Bruce, Marilyn - Echo Editor-in-Chief 4; Echo Staff 2, 3, 4;
Limelighters 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Quill and Scroll
President 4; All-School Play 3; Letterwomen 3, 4; FHA
President 1; Tri-Hi-Y President 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4; Or-
chestra 1, 2, 3,- Pep Club 3, 4; Torch 2, 3, 4; Torchbearer
4; Board of Control 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4.
Bryan, Marcella-Costume Club 2; FHA 3.
Bundy, Yvonne-Torch 2, 3, 4; Torchbearer 4; Letterwomen
3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Wireless Staff 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4.
Burdett, Jerry — Boys' State 3; Leaders' Conference 3, 4;
Boys' Club President 4; Boys' Club Vice-President 3;
Board of Control 3, 4; Boys' Club Cabinet 1,2, 3, 4; Class
Treasurer 1,- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Lettermen 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4,- Bengals 3, 4; Hall Patrol 4.
Carlson, Shirley—Class President 1; Girls' Club Secretary 2;
Letterwomen Vice-President 4,- May Queen Attendant 1,
2; Board of Control 1. 2; Letterwomen 2, 3, 4; Vodvil 2,
3, 4; Cheerleader 4,- Pep Club 2, 3.
Chenoweth, Tud — Hi-Y 3, 4,- Hi-Y Secretary 4,- Band 1, 2;
Boxing 3; Football Manager 2, 3; Lettermen 3, 4; Class
Vice-President 3.
Chittenden, Jere—Torch 3, 4; Torchbearer 4; Limelighters 3,
4; Limelighters Secretary 4,- Wireless Staff 3; Pep Club
2, 3, 4; FHA President 1; All-School Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3;
Letterwomen 3, 4,- Girls' Club Cabinet 4.
Church, Bonnie Lou—Girls' Club Cabinet 4,- FHA 1.
Cline, Donna—Letterwomen 2, 3, 4,- Letterwomen Vice-Presi-
dent 3,- Songleader 3, 4; Junior Prom Decoration Chair-
man 3; Costume Club 1, 2, 3; Torch 2, 3, 4; Torchbearer
4, Pep Club 2.
Clouston, Carol—Wireless Editor-in-Chief 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4;
Torch 2, 3, 4; Torchbearer 3, 4; Torch Vice-President 4;
Board of Control 3, 4; Student Director of All-School Play
3, 4, Limelighters President 4,- Orchestra 1, 2; Quill and
Scroll 3, 4,- Quill and Scroll Secretary 4; Wireless Staff
3, 4,- Vodvil 1, 2, 4.
Cohn, Marcia — FHA 1, 2,- Chorus 4,- Vodvil 4,- Girls' Club
Cabinet 2.
Collard, Dorothy—
Cox, Elizabeth—FHA 1, 2, 4; Girls' Glee 3; Vodvil 3.
Cox, Veronica—Transferred from Seattle, Wash. 3.
Curtis, Betty—
Dahlberg, Jerry-Track 1; Hall Patrol 4.
Davis, Michael-Hi-Y 4; Wireless Business Manager 4; Ad
Staff 3, 4; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Hall Patrol 1, 2,
3,- Athletic Promotion Committee 4; Boys' Club Cabinet
1, 2, 3, 4; District 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,- Board of Con-
trol 3, 4; Class Officer 2,- Letterman 2, 3, 4.
Depew, Claude R.-Seniors
Dolan, Terry-
Drake, Norris-Football 2; Ad Staff 3, 4; District 15 Basket-
ball 4; Vodvil 4; Quartet 4; Hall Patrol 3,- Wireless
Librarian 4.
Duke, Geraldine—Chorus 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls' Glee
1, 2.
Everett, Joe—Football 1,2, 3,- Basketball 1, 2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Ski
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hall Patrol 2, 4; Vodvil 2; FFA 2.
Ewing, Keith—Lettermen 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Boys' Club Cabinet 1,
2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1,-
Baseball 1.
Fay, Barbara—Make up Club 4; Girls' Club Cabinet 4; Vod-
vil 4, ASB Secretary 4,- Transferred from Bothell, Wash. 3.
Felzer, Jack G.—Football 1; Wrestling 1. 2, 4; Board of Con-
trol 4; FFA 1,2, 3,- Ad Staff 4.
Finnerin, Jenny—Pep Club 2, 3. 4,- FHA 1, 2. 3; FHA Secre-
tary 1; FHA Historian 3,- FHA Vice-President 4; Make up
Club 1, 2,- Girls' Club Caoinet 3; Board of Control 4.
Fox, Beverly Jane — Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4,- Vodvil 1; Torch-
bearer 4,- Torch 2, 3, 4.
Francis, Sharon Elaine—
Fredericksen, Roy-Class President 1; Boxing 1, 2; Track
Manager I, 2; Lettermen 2. 3, 4.
Furst, William Robert—District 15 Basketball 4; Boxing 3.
Gayman, Dave—Football 1,2, 3, 4,- Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket-
ball 1; Class President 4; Board of Control 4; Hi-Y 3, 4;
Lettermen 2, 3, 4, Bengals 3, 4; Hi-Y Secretary 4.
Goodhope, Charles—FFA 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 4.
Grace, Pat-
Graham, Shirley—FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA President 4; FHA Coun-
cil Vice-President 4, Board of Control 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4;
Letterwomen 3, 4; Wireless Editor-in-Chief 4; Torch 2, 3,
4; Torchbearer 3, 4; Quill and Scroll Treasurer 4; Wire-
less Staff 3, 4.
Griffith, Patricia Gail—Class Secretary 4; Debate President
4; Torch Bulletin Board Chairman 4; Board of Control 4;
Vodvil 3, 4,- All-School Play 4; May Queen Attendant 3,-
National Forensic League 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4.
Hallowed, Anne Helen-Letterwomen 2, 3, 4; Make-up Club
1, 2, 3,- Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 3,- Vodvil 4,-
Girls' Club Treasurer 4; Echo Staff 3, 4; FHA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3.
Hallowed, John M.-District 15 Basketball 3, 4; Basketball
1; Ad Staff 4
Hamilton, Robert—Baseball 1; Debate 1, 2.
Hansen, Berger - Photo Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; FFA
1, 2, 3. 4Jones, Roy-Boxing 1, 2, 3; Vodvil 2, 3, 4; Band 4; Chorus
2, 3, 4; Quartet 3, 4; Limelighters 4; All-School Play 4.
Kauffman, Dolores—
Kimball, Donna-Transferred from Seattle, Wash. 3,- Chorus
3, 4; Vodvil 3, 4; Opera Prompter 4; Hen Shak 4; Candy
Sales Chairman 3, 4; Snohomish County Music Festival 3,
4; Quintette 4.
Kinney, Carolyn-FHA 1; Chorus 3, 4; Glee 2,- Vodvil 2, 3, 4,-
Ad Staff 3.
Kinney, Cathryn-Chorus 3, 4; Make-up Club 1,- FHA 1; Girls'
Glee 2,- Vodvil 2, 3, 4.
Kirby, Robion — Boys' State 3,- Torch 2, 3, 4; All-School
Play 3,- Limelighters 3, 4; Vodvil 2,- Wireless Staff 4,-
Hearst History Contest 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 4.
Kluthe, Pat-
Kosney, Judy—Vodvil 3, 4.
Lantz, Herman—
Seniors
Hansen, Douglas-Hi-Y Secretary 4; Board of Control 1, 4:
Torch 2, 3, 4; Torch President 4; Torchbearer 4; Class
Vice President 1; Lettermen 2,- Basketball Manager
1,2, 3, 4.
Harris, Arlene—Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,- Quill and Scroll Vice-President
4. Canteen 1, 2, 3; All-School Play 4,- Limelighters 4,-
Vodvil 1, 2, 3,- Driftwood Editor 4; Wireless Staff 3, 4,-
Echo Staff 3, 4; Torch 2, 3, 4.
Hildebrand, Barbara-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Officer 3, 4,-
Make-up Club 2, 3, 4; Make-up Club President 4; Board
of Control 1, 4; Echo Business Manager 4; Pep Club 2,
3, 4; FHA 1, 2,- FHA Officer 1,- Quill and Scroll 4; Torch
2, 3, 4; Wireless Staff 3,- Torchbearer 4.
Hill, Sherrill - Letterwomen 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Stage
Manager 4; Vodvil 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Homecoming Deco-
ration Chairman 4.
Hinthorne, Dean-Hi-Y 3, 4,- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,- All-School
Play 4,- Bengals 3, 4,- Athletic Promotion Committee 4,-
Lettermen 3, 4; Assembly Committee 4; Bengals Secre-
tary 4,- Hall Patrol 4.
Hise, Harry-Band 4; Vodvil 4; District 15 Basketball 4;
Transferred from Louisville, Ky.
Housel, Lynne-Torch 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1,- Girls' Club
President 4; Letterwomen 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President
2, - Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Girls' State 3,- Echo Associate Editor 4,-
Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Vodvil 1, 2, 3,- FHA 1, 2, 3,- Pep Club
3, 4.
Hurst, Jacqueline - Pep Club 3, 4; Letterwomen 4,- Stage
Crew 4; Ticket Committee 4; FHA 1, 2,- Girls' Club Cabi-
net 4; Board of Control 1.
Irving, Raymond-Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4.
Jackson, Dwight-Football 1,- Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Ski
Club 3,- Hall Patrol 3.
Johnson, Clyde—
Johnson, Dennis—Lashua, Bill—Transfer from Ballard 2,- Football 3, 4; Baseball
2, 3. 4; Hall Patrol 3, 4; Library 3; Hi-Y 3. 4; Lettermen
2, 3. 4.
Law, Dave-FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; Vodvil 2; Band 1; Tumbling 2, 3,
4; Track 3, 4; Bengals President 4.
Lawson, Faith-Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Make-up Club 3, 4; Wire-
less Editor-in-Chief 4,- Quill and Scroll 4; Echo Copy Editor
4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Canteen Vice-President 4; Letterwomen 4,-
All-School Play Prompter 4; Transfer from Seattle,
Wash. 2.
Lewis, David—FFA 1.
Lewis, Sonya-Homecoming Queen 4; Songleader 4; Letter-
women 3. 4; Pep Club 3,- May Queen Attendant 3,- Tri-
Hi-Y Secretary 2,- Girls' Club Cabinet 3, 4; Echo Staff 3.
Little, George—FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Sentinel 3; Football 1.
Long, Larry-Football 1. Basketball 1; Board of Control 2.
Lozott, Mary—
Mack, Jack—Hi-Y 3, 4; Lettermen 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3;
Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Ad Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2,- Hi-Y
President 4; District 15 Basketball 4.
Marson, Dick—
McCabe, Larry—Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Bengals 3, 4,-
Lettermen 3, 4; Board of Control 2, 4; Hall Patrol 4;
Transfer from Edgewood, Wis. 2.
McCorkle, Mary—Transferred from Seattle. Wash. 3; Board
of Control 4.
McGunnigle, Pat-Tumbling 4; Boxing 3.
MacLean, Christine-Debate Secretary 4; Driftwood Staff 4;
Property Chairman All-School Play 4; Vodvil Prop Girl 4;
Torchbearer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4.
Maloy, Danny—Football 1,2.
Marshall, Orlene—Tennis 1, 2,- Girls' Glee 1; Vodvil 1.
Matthewson, Jerry — Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 4;
Track 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4.
Miller, Jessalyn — Vodvil 1; Letterwomen 2, 3, 4; Letter-
women Secretary-Treasurer 4; FHA 1.
Moehlenpah, Nancy — Transfer from Burlington, Wash. 1;
Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Vodv:l 3,- FHA 2, 3, 4,- Torch
2, 3, 4; Torchbearer 4; Wireless Staff 4; Driftwood Staff
4,- Girls' Club Cabinet 4.
Moses, Ellen—Tri-Hi-Y President 2; Vodvil 4; Letterwomen
2, 3, 4,- Canteen Treasurer 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4;
Make-up Club 2,- Torch 2, 3. 4; Torchbearer 4; Home-
coming Princess 4; Ad Staff 4.
Narveson, Phillip-
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SeniorsNelson, Biair—Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Quill and Scroll
4; Wireless Staff 4; Torch 2, 3, 4; Hears! History Contest
3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Vodvil
1, 2; Debate 4; Lettermen 4.
Newell, Mary Anne—Chorus 2, 3, 4.
Noah, Eleanor — Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club President 3, 4;
Girls' Club Vice-President 3; Big and Little Sister Ban-
quet Chairman 4; Torchbearer 4; FHA Secretary 1; Vod-
vil 2, 3; Letterwomen 2, 3, 4; All-School Play 4; Lime-
lighters 4; Girls' Club Cabinet 2, 3.
Nopson, Erna—Songleader 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Pep Club Sec-
retary 2; Letterwomen 3, 4; May Queen Attendant 1;
Torch 2, 3, 4,- Girls' Club Cabinet 4; Hen Shak 4.
Ohlen, Mary Elizabeth—Candy Salesgirl 2, 3.
O'Kinsella, Shaun—Football 1; Boxing 1; Track 3.
Olsen, Pat—Chorus 2, 3, 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4; Quintet 1, 2,
3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Vodvil Student Director 4; Choral
and Ensemble 2, 3; Tolo Decoration Chairman 4.
Olsen, Lee—Baseball 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4,- Quartet 3, 4; Vod-
vil 3, 4.
Olson, Ward—Boxing 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4.
Olstad, Eloise—
Palmer, Ron — Football 2,- Basketball 2; Track 2, 3,- All-
School Play 4; Limelighters 4.
Parmeter, Gene-Board of Control 1, 2,- Boys' Club Cabinet
2, - Hi-Y 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track
1, 2, 3, 4,- Lettermen 2, 3, 4,- Chorus 4,- Hall Patrol 1, 2,
3, 4; Ad Staff 3.
Peterson, Janet—Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Letterwomen 2, 3, 4; Tri-
Hi-Y 2,- Girls' Club Cabinet 1, 4; Board of Control 1, 2.
Peterson, Jay—
Phillips, Jack—Lettermen 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2,-. Bas-
ketball Manager 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4;
Canteen 4.
Phillips, Tracy—Vodvil 4.
Pilgrim, Allen—Echo Sports Editor 4; Wireless Sports Editor
Photo Club 3, 4; Tumbling 4; Chess Club 4- Torch 3, 4;
Hearst History Contest 3, 4; Transfer from Seattle,
Wash. 3.
Porritt, Ian—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4.
Price, Howard—Class Vice-President 1; Football 1; Track 2,
3. 4,- Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1;
Hi-Y 4; Bengals 4.
Priest, Anita Ruth—Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2; Vodvil 2, 3,
4; Transfer from Woburn, Mass. 2.
Proue, LaDean-Torchbearer 4, Torch 2, 3, 4,- Homecoming
Princess 4, Girls' State 3; Costume Club 1, 2, 3,- Class
Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; All-School Play
Prompter 3.
SeniorsSankey, Stanley — Torch 1; Radio Club; Boys' Club Repre-
sentative 1.
Schroeder, Nona—ASB Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Torch 2, 3, 4; Board
of Control 2, 3, 4; Echo Business Manager 3; Torch Sec-
retary-Treasurer 2, Pep Club 3, 4; Costume Club Presi-
dent 3, 4; Girls' Club Cabinet 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Assembly
Committee 4; U. of W. Leaders' Conference 3; Ticket
Selling Committee 4.
Smith, Roger—FFA 1,2, 3, 4.
Stathos, Andre T.—Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Lettermen 3, 4.
Stewart, Sally-Transfer from Everett, Wash. 3.
Stockman, Ronnie—FFA 2, 3, 4.
Swanson, Frank — FFA Treasurer 4; Delegate to State FFA
Convention 4; Delegate to National FFA Convention 4;
Board of Control 3,- Paddle Squad 3,- Torch 2, 3, 4; Torch-
bearer 4; FFA Star Chapter Farmer 4.
Swanson, Raymond-Hearst History Contest 4; Tumbling 3,
4; Chess Club 4; Torch 4.
Swenson, Gerald—Ad Staff 3.
Thompson, Jack—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Torch
2, 3, 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 1, 2,- Board of Con-
trol 3, 4; Snohomish County Music Festival 2, 3, 4.
Thompson, Sandy—Letterwomen 3, 4; Make up Club 4; Pep
Club 2, 3, 4; Vodvil 2,- Good Grooming Judge 4.
Train, Agda Lee — Chorus 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Vodvil 2, 4;
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4; Ad Staff 4; Make-up Club 1, 2; FHA
1, 2,- Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Board of Control 1.
Seniors is
Rasmussen, Joanne-Transfer from South Kitsap, Wash. 2;
Make-up Club Vice-President 4; Make-up Club 3, 4; Hen
Shak 4; FHA Secretary 2,- Wireless Ad Manager 3,- Board
of Control 4.
Robinson, Lillian—Health Center 3, 4.
Robinson, Rich — Hi-Y President 4; Bengals 3, 4; Football
1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4,- Lettermen 3, 4; Lettermen
President 4; Class Vice-President 3, 4; Boys' Club Pro-,
gram Chairman 4; Board of Control 3, 4,- Athletic Promo-
tion Committee Chairman 4; Vodvil 4.
Rosholt, Marlene-Torch 3, 4; Torchbearer 4; Homecoming
Princess 3,- Band 2. 4; Saxophone Quartet 2; Orchestra
3,- Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Woodwind Quintet 3,- Assembly
Committee 4; FHA 3, 4; Cafeteria 4; Costume Club 2, 3.
Ross, Ronald - Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 4; Radio
Club President 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club I, 4; Football 1, 2, 3;
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen 2, 3, 4.
Rowalt, Carole-Torchbearer 4; ASB Business Manager 4,-
Sunshine Girl 3,- Wireless Editor-in-Chief 4; Board of Con-
trol 1, 3, 4; Health Center 3,- Tolo General Chairman 4;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Costume Club Vice-President 3, 4; Girls'
Club Cabinet 3; Torch 2, 3, 4; Costume Club 2, 3, 4.
Rowen, Tom-Basketball 2, 3,- Vodvil 1; Lettermen 2, 3, 4.
Rushton, Bill—FFA 1.
Rutan, Paul—Track 2, 3,- Orchestra 1; Hi-Y 4; Wireless Ad
Manager 4; Hall Patrol 1; Ad Staff 3.Ward, Arthur-
Ware, Brian—Tumbling 4; Paddle Squad 2, 3, 4.
Webb, Wally—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4.
White, Fritz — Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Make-up
Club 3; Letterwomen 3, 4; Echo Ad Manager 3, 4; Tri-
Hi-Y Treasurer 2,- Vodvil 4; Girls' Club Cabinet 1; Chorus
4; FHA 1.
Wilkerson, Mary—
Wilkinson, Diane—Make up Oub 3; Orchestra 3, 4; Vodvil
3, 4; Girls' Club Cabinet 4; Board of Control 4; Ski Club
3, 4; County Ski Queen 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4,- Stage Crew 4.
Wilson, Noreen - Hen Shak 4; Tumbling Team 3,- Make-up
Club 3,- Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 3,- FHA 3, 4,-
Transfer from Canada 2.
Wilson, Ruby—Transfer from Skykomish, Wash. 2,- ASB Vice-
President 4.
Winther, Harold—Hi-Y 4; District 15 Basketball 4.
Van Dyke, Virginia-Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 3,- Letterwomen
3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Costume Club 3; Hen Shak 3, 4;
Torch 1, 2, 3,- Vodvil 4; ASB Secretary 3,- ASB Vice-Presi-
dent 4.
Van Nieuwenhuise, Zoe Ellen-Letterwomen 3, 4; FHA 1, 3,
4; FHA Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4,- Vodvil 3,- Glee Club 3.
Van Nortwick, Betty—
Vallen, Dolores - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vodvil 1, 2, 3, 4; Song-
leader 4; Torch 2, 3, 4; Candy Sales Chairman 3; Snoho-
mish County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4.
Vaugeois, Evelyn-Torch 3,- Board of Control 2, 4; Girls' Club
Cabinet 4; Square Dance Club 1, 2,- Hen Shak 4; All-
School Play Prompter 4; Band 2,- Candy Salesman 1, 2,
3, 4,- Make-up Club 3, 4,- Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 4.
Vaughn, Bill-Orchestra 1, 2,- Hall Patrol 3; Chorus 4.
Wailes, Richard-ASB President 4,- Basketball 2, 3, 4,- Torch
2, 3, 4,- Lettermen 4; Board of Control 2, 3, 4; Boys' State
3, - Hi-Y 4,- U. of W. Leaders' Conference 4.
Walker, Beverly - Transfer from Bellingham 3,- Make-up
Club 4.
Wallem, Iva—Make-up Club 3,- Letterwomen 4.
Worthington, Steve-Bengals 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; FFA 2, 3; Basket-
ball 3,- Track 3,- District 15 Basketball 4,- Board of Con-
trol 3, 4,- Ad Staff 4.
Wyatt, Dorothy — Girls' Glee 1, 2,- Costume Club 2,- Vodvil
1, 2,- Cheerleader 3, 4; Letterwomen 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4.
Yoachum, Earline — Transfer from El Paso, Texas 4,- Girls'
Club Cabinet 4.
SeniorsCLASS OFFICERS
Juniors
This trio of "pedal-pushers" guided the junior class through
a busy nine months. Sharon Wilson took her turn at steer-
ing during the first semester. Ron Stutz took the handle-
bars for the remaining half-year. Milton Lowe took care of
minutes and money both semesters. Vice-President Bob
Collins assisted Sharon, while Alex Petterson aided and
abetted Ron.
SALLY ALTON
STANLEY ARNEW
MIKE ARNIM
JIM BERTRAND
NORMA BETTS
ROSLYN BLOOD
STAN BLOOM
DuWAYNE BLY
DOLORES BOWERS
MILDRED BOWMAN
ROSELLEN BRYAN
ARLENE CALLAHAN
BETTY CASTLE
GERALDINE CHADWICK
LEONARD CHAMBERS
DICK CLAUSEN
PAT CLEAVELAND
BOB COLLINS
JOHN COLLINS
GUY COOK
RENEE COSTA
RICHARD CRIST
BEVERLY CROSS
NED DAVIS
20PATTY DAHLBERG
CURTIS DICKINSON
MARIAN DOTY
JOYCE ELY
PEGGY ENGELHART
DICK ENGSTROM
DEIRDRE GARNER
CZERNA GEARY
ROGER GILL
DALE GREER
DAVE GRIMNES
GAIL GRIZZELL
BETTY HAMMONTREE
SHIRLEY HANNA
GAILE HANSON
EDDIE HINDMAN
BOB HODGSON
JOANNE HOFFMAN
BILL HUTCHINSON
SYLVIA JACOBSEN
THOR JACOBSEN
RUTH JONES
GEORGE KENNEDY
LIZ KIRBY
ROMONA LAMMERS
DAN LANGLAND
WARREN LASHUA
JUNE EASTERDAY
LINDA EDDY
JULIE EINARSEN
PATTI EWING
PAT FEROE
DICK FEURLACK
DALE GILLIS
LORNA GILLIS
CATHLEEN GOODRICH
BOB GROMKO
GLEN GUTHRIE
GARY HALVERSON
DON HARRISON
VIRGINIA HESLER
SHARON HILDEBRAND
PRIS HOLCOMB
PENNY HUDSON
HAROLD HUGHES
ROBERTA JACOBSON
JUDY JOHANNESON
DORIS JONES
EUGENE KISSEE
PAT KRAMER
DIANE KRONMEYER
21
LORRAINE LAW
DAWN LEWIS
JENNY LINDJIM ILOYO
ANNETTE LOCKE
CAMILLA LOWE
MILTON LOWE
JERRY MAJESTIC
TOM MARCINKIEWICZ
LINNIE MARKS
OON MARLOW
ROSALIE MARSH
GARY MARSHALL
OON MARSON
DONNA MARSON
DONNA MATHESON
LLOYD MATHIESON
JOHN McANULTY
MARTHA McCOLLUM
ROGER McCORKLE
doris McDowell
teresa McFarland
DALE MclNTOSH
WILLIS McMASTER
bill McPherson
HENRY MEDLY
BOB MENNENGA
MARY MEYERS
MARY MIDDLETON
DALE MILLER
JUDY MILLER
ELOISE MILLS
JOANNA MISSLER
BOB MORGAN
MARGARET MORMAN
DIANA MORSE
ROBERTA MORSE
BEATRICE NELSON
SHIRLEY OAKLAND
DWIGHT OFFER
GLYNN O'NEILL
JIM ORR
JANICE PARKS
BUREN PEARCE
LOUELLA PETERSON
KENNY PETERSON
ALEX PETTERSEN
SHIRLEY REYNOLDS
RON RICHARDSON
PAUL RIGGAS
HARRY ROBINSON
TOM ROBINSON
PETER ROE
DIANA ROSSO
JOAN RUTH
DOROTHY SCORGIE
BONNIE SCOTT
22BILI SHAW
HELEN SIBURG
BILL SIMONSON
JIM SHIPMAN
JOAN SKAAR
DENNIS SMITH
TOMMY SMITH
JON SPECK
WAYNE STANTON
BILL STEIN
GARY STONER
RON STUTZ
JEANETTE SWANSON
LADDIE SWANSON
FAY SYMMES
ROSELAINE TEPFER
JAN THOMSON
JOE TUSTY
MARY VALESON
LARRY VANDERHOEF
SALLY Van NORTWICK
DELTON VARNEY
SHIRLEY VAUGHN
JOWYN VILLAGER
LARRY WARD
CARL WEBER
MARSHA WEBERLING
MARK WEIJANEN
DAVE WERLEIN
ESTHER WILLIAMS
SHARON WILSON
JANICE WINTER
MARLENE WRAY
GEORGE ZINKE
MARJORIE MITCHELL
Juniors
23The "wheels" of the sophomore class led the race through
a fun-filled second year in high school. Pat Mouldey served
as class vice-president, and Sonja Carter managed the
finances during the second semester. Peggy Griffith was
treasurer in the first semester. Secretary Betty Baker and
President Mike Marlin held office both terms. Don Wohl-
from held the position of vice-president through the first
semester.
B. BRIDE
A. BROWN
B. BROWN
B. BRUCE
R. BUEING
K. BURNS
J. BERGERSON
S. BYERS
R. CARLSON
S. CARTER
T. CAMPBELL
T. CHADWICK
J. CHAPMAN
B. CLARK
Y. CLARKE
D. COOK
D. COWELL
D. DAINES
B. DAVIS
G. DAVIS
L. DECATEAU
A. DeLAP
D. DEPEW
J. DIEMERT
Sophomores
E. ACKLEY
B. ADAMS
M. ADAMS
G. ALLEN
D. ANDERSON
E. ANDERSON
F. ANDERSON
J. BAHLS
B. BAKER
J. BARTLETT
B. BASS
B. BEAN
J. BECK
G. BELLINGER
D. BERGLUND
D. BURTIS
C. BLY
E. BONELL
W.BRADBURY
B. BRASE
N. DILL
J. DODDS
E. DUFF
D. DuFRESNE
M.ECKHARDT
C. EI RICH
B. ENTWISLE
V. ERICKSON
M. EWING
M. FADDEN
J. FEDUSKA
J. FERGUSON
T. FLEMING
D. FONTAINE
J. FOX
S. FRANKS
M. FREDRICKSEN
D. FRIEDEL
B. FULLERTON
L. GETZ
S. GOODHOPE
R. GORMAN
J. GORSUCH
N. GRACE
24R. GREGG
K. GREGORY
P. GRIFFITH
G. GRODEM
0. HAGAR
J. HALL
L. HALLER
R. HAMMER
J. HARRISON
J. HAWKINS
A.HAUG
K. HEDLUND
M. HENDRICKSON
R. HINKLE
J. HODGES
L. HOLMBERG
B. HOLT
LOIS HOLT
LOUISE HOLT
W. HOLT
J. LACY
W. LARSON
P. LEAMER
G. LEWIS
H. LEWIS
R. LIEN
J. MAKI
C. MANCHESTER
D. MARCY
M. MARLIN
A. MARZULLO
M. MATHIS
J. MATSON
J. MATUSKA
J. MAYOVSKY
J. McADAMS
R. McKEAN
M. MCLAUGHLIN
D. McREYNOLDS
G. MEYRING
B. HOVDE
D. HOWE
C. HUGHES
E. HULSE
M. IRA
G. ISCHE
K. JENSEN
D. JOHNSON
G. JOHNSON
NORMA JOHNSON
NORMAN JOHNSON
P. JOHNSON
S. JOHNSON
T. JOHNSON
A.JONES
M. KEM
G. KEMP
L. KEMP
L. KJOLSO
R. KJOLSO
E. MILLS
P. MOEN
D. MOORE
P. MOULDEY
D. MURDOCK
R. MURRY
J. NASON
J. NORMAN
B. NYE
M. OAKLAND
R. O'CONNER
G. O'NEILL
D. OLSON
J. OLSON
C. ORR
D. OSIER
J. OVERTURF
J. OWEN
R. PARKER
B. PETERA
25S. PETERS
J. PETERSON
J. PITTS
B. PHILLIPS
J. PHILLIPS
L. PHILLIPS
G. POULSEN
V. PRIEST
R. PROCTOR
C. REMINGTON
S. REYNOLDS
J. RICHMYER
S. RIDDLE
G. ROBBINS
M. ROBERTSON
H. ROGERS
M. ROWSE
M. RUPERT
T. SANDBORN
D. SANDERS
B STOOPES
P. STOUT
J. STUTZ
B SUIT
C. SWEET
J. SWEET
J. SYLVIA
J. TARTER
J. THOMAS
P. THOMPSON
R THOMPSON
S. THOMPSON
J. TIMMERMAN
J. TOURTELLOT
E. TRUAX
V. VALLEN
F. VAUGEOIS
B. WALKER
J. VOERGE
6. WEBBER
M. SCHATZ
S. SCHROEDER
A. SCHWEHM
W. SELLERS
S. SHAW
L. SHELTON
S. SHERMAN
G. SHIPMAN
B. SIEFERT
N. SIMPSON
L. SIMS
L. SMITH
R. SMITH
L. SORENSEN
S. SORENSON
S. SPICER
K. STAINER
J. STANDISH
P. STEPHENS
N. STEVENS
C. WILLIAMS
J. WILLIAMS
M. WILLIAMS
J. WILSON
M. WITTIG
D. WHEELER
E. WHITE
D. WOHLFROM
G. WOLD
D. WOOLEY
C. WRIGHT
R. WYATT
B. YOACHUM
J. ZEHRONG
R. ZINGLER
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SophomoresDisturbing their youthful minds with such weighty prob-
lems as how to build with blocks, or how to balance on a
tricycle, were the masterminds of the freshman class. Larry
Gard served as vice-president during the first semester,
while Delbert Starkenburg acted as his second-semester
counterpart. Jerry Hillis was president during the second
semester and Dorothy Tucker, when not riding her trike,
fulfilled the office of secretary-treasurer. David Goodwin
claimed the title of first-semester prexy.
Freshmen
J. CARLSON
P. CARYL
N. CHASE
J. CLARK
S. CLEAVELAND
D. CLEMENSON
P. CLEMENT
R. CLOTHIER
L. COLBY
E. COLE
P. CONNOT
G. COOPER
P. COSTA
V. COX
R. CROOKE
B. CROSSMAN
R. CURRY
R. CURTIS
S. DARLINGTON
A. DAVIS
M. DAVIS
C. DEASON
G. DeWITT
A. DICK
J. AMORIN
B. ANDERSON
J. ANDERSON
M. AUSTINSON
J. AVRITT
S. BABER
BRIAN BAILEY
BRUCE BAILEY
L. BALLEAUX
R. BORDER
N. BARLAMENT
R .BARNHART
D. BARTLE
B. BAUMAN
B. BERG
D. BERG
C. BERGERSON
B. BLACK
I. BOE
P. BOND
R. BORDER w O
K. BOSHART
R. BUEING K ' A
W. BURDETT 1 1 u
L. BURFITT
R. BURKE
J. CAMPBELL
E. CARLSON
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M. DICKEY
J. DILLON
N. DOTY
E. DOWNING
K. DUNLAP
B. DUVAL
R. EDQUIST
T. EKENES
D. ENGELS
R. FAIRCLOUGH
C. FENTON
B FEROE
D. FLEMING
S. FORSGREN
E. FOSTER
I. FOUCAULT
G. FOXLY
M. FREDRICKSON
S. FREDRICKSEN
G. FURST
S. GAMBLE
R. GANT
S. GARLAND
A. GIZAC. GRANT
E. GRAY
E. GREIG
E. HALLER
S. HALLOWELL
M. HANLEY
R. HANNAN
C. HANSEN y
iy
D. HARRISON
M. HATCHER
J. HAWKINS
L. HELLAND
B. HERTH
P. HESS
J. HICKOX
J. HILL
J. HILLIS
P. HILLMAN
R. HINOERMAN
V. HISCOX
K. LaBELLE
S. LAMBE
K. LANGABEER
V. LANGLAND
G. LEE
L. LINDBLOOM
G. LIT2
H. LOCKEN
L. LOHMAN
S. LOZOTT
M. LYNCH
L. MABRY
S. MADDEN
T. MAJESTIC
P. MARCINKIEWICZ
G. MARSH
R. MAY
g. mcallister
G. McCALL
R. MacDONALD
V. MacDONALD
R. McGHEE
N. McMASTER
H. McKEEVER
Freshmen
J. HOFFMAN
R. HORNLI
V. HOVE
D. HULSE
M.HUNTER
B. HUSEBY
M. ISCHE
K. JACOBSON
C. JAMES
J. JOACHIMS
C. JOHNSON
DAVE JOHNSON
DORIS JOHNSON
R. JOHNSON
S. JOHNSON
T. JONSON
C. JORGENSON
R. JUSENIUS
M. KASK
D. KATEN
T. KJOLSO
S. COCHRAN
R.kRAUSHAR
H. KVERNENES
D. MILLER
H. MILLER
V. MILLER
J. MISSLER
G. MONKEN
N. MORELAND
A. MORGAN
M. MUDGE
L. MULANAX
R. NOPSON
B. NESS
D. NELSON
M. NELSON
S. NELSON
S. OLSON
B. OLSON
P. OPEL
C. O'SELL
D. OWEN
J. PALO
L. PAYNE
M. PICKETT
R. PITTSENBARGER
D. PRICE
P o
98W. PROUDFOOT
M. RALSTON
C. REID
J. LEWELLEN
D. RICHARDSON
B. RIDDLE
V. RIGGAS
D. ROBERTS
D. RODIBAUGH
B. ROSS
K. ROUSSEAU
C. ROUSCH
P. RYAN
G. SAVAGE
M. SCHULTE
B. SCOTT
D. WEBB
A. WESTENHOFER
R. WHITMAN
J. WILLIAMS
L. WINTER
ROSEMARY WILSON
ROY WILSON
S. WILSON
B. WORTHINGTON
S. WRIGHT
W. YOUST
C. YOST
D. ZEHRUNG
S. ZINKE
D. SETCHFIELD
PAUL SHANNON
PAULINE SHANNON
B. SHERMAN
D. SIBURG
G. SIMS
R. SIMAS
RENE SMITH
Freshmen
ROBERT SMITH
S. SMITH
A. SODERBERG
L. SOLVER
R. SORENSEN
J. STANFORD
D. STARKENBURG
K. STEBBINS
0. STENSON
C. STEVENS
N. STEWART
H. STILTNER
K. STOKES
D. STRIBLING
C. SWINFORD
GAIL THOMPSON
GARY THOMPSON
J. TODD
D. TUCKER
R. ULLERY
R. VANPARYS
D. VAUGHN
R. WALKER
R. WALLEM
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SSeen cutting a new recording of Dragnet in Vodvil were Chuck
Balleaux, Rich Robinson, Tom Smith and Joanna Misslar. Amazing
revelation: "Water makes the best rainl"
Th Sj k BaMeT eature Gu Cook arr Robinw
Patty and Peggy Griffith portrayed old-fashioned dancing dolls.While this year's Vodvil, "The Big Sweep," featured fewer acts than
usual, many students felt it was one of the best shows in several years.
Several of the outstanding acts were chosen to represent Edmonds High
School in an exchange assembly at Snohomish.
A controversial feature this year was the presentation of a one-act
audience-participation opera, "The Little Sweep," by Benjamin Britten.
This type opera was a "first" for Edmonds and may have been the first
of its kind presented at any American high school. Two of the roles
were taken by Julie Einarsen and Neil Grace, Edmonds students.
Pris Holcomb, left, danced her
interpretation of "Street Scene.
Mary Middleton and Penny Hud-
son tap-danced to "Broadway
Rhythm."
£The excitement . . . the last minute
rush, the breathless hellos . then off
to the dance Sharon Wilson.
Tolo chairmanBELOW: Getting into character for "The Curious
Savage" were Ron Palmer, Nina Stevens, and
Jim Bertrand. Watching them with varied emo-
tions were—left to right: Delton Varney, Ellen
Moses, Linda Eddy. Harry Hise, Chuck Balleaux,
Joanna Missler and Julie Einarsen. Mia Mudge
is not pictured.LEFT: Eleanor Noah hysterically showed "death in
the tea leaves" to Chuck Balleaux, Ron Palmer,
Roy Jones, Arlene Harris, Dean Hinthorne, Tom
Marcinkiewicz, Suzie Reynolds, Joanna Missler,
Dave Katen and Patty Griffith during a tense mo-
ment in "Rehearsal for Death."
RIGHT: Four of the cast in the two all-school
plays. Top row: Ellen Moses, the attractive nurse,
and Nina Stevens, one of the inmates in "The
Curious Savage." Bottom row: Chuck Balleaux
played the suave killer in "Rehearsal for Death"
and the Senator in "The Curious Savage." and
Dave Katen, Little Pierre in "Rehearsal for
Death."
"Rehearsal for Death
and
"The Curious Savage
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This year, instead of having a class play, the seniors sponsored the
fall all-school play, "Rehearsal for Death," on November 20. A play
within a play, this comedy-mystery featured strange notes, faulty
lights, anr a supposedly unloaded gun. Mr. Mischa Schwartzmann
directed the play and Carol Clouston assisted him as student director.
The second annual junior-sponsored all-school play, "The Curious
Savage," presented on April 23, concerned $10,000,000, a teddy bear,
and a mental institution. Mary Middleton held the position of student
director.
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SCHOOL PLAYS
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Homecoming
ABOVE: Hundreds of Homecoming fans students, alumni, faculty,
parents, little kids, dogs. Sedro-Woollians—watched the Tigers
whip Sedro-Woolley 39 0. The elements were perfect, the enthu-
siasm boundless as the Tigers rolled on their way toward the
Northwest League championship. . . .
. . and afterward the masses, left, swarmed to the Homecoming
dance held in the high school gym. Neophyte Letterwomen being
initiated were dressed as clowns to accent the dance motif
"Clownin' Around." . . .
. . Queen Sonya Lewis, left, received the autographed football
given her by Dave Gayman. co-captain of the football squad. Then
she and her escort. Andy Stathos. started the first dance. The two
princesses, LaDean Proue and Ellen Moses, were escorted by
Jerry Burdett and Gene Parmeter. . . .
. . . at the Homecoming Pep assembly Mr. Schwartzmann's speech
classes depicted the Sedro-Woolley coach choosing his team from
the inmates of a Sedro-Woolley institution. The ensuing program
provided howling entertainment.SUNSHINE KIDS
Dennis Johnson and Betty Baker,
above, flashed replicas of their
prizewinning smiles when they
were selected Sunshine Boy and
Girl during the fourth annual Sun-
shine Week, sponsored by the
Wireless.
HOOP HOP
King of this year's annual Canteen-
sponsored Hoop Hop was Bob Allen.
Chosen King by a secret ballot of
the student body. Bob, a forward,
was the highest scorer on the EHS
team. Above, right, he and Mary
Schatz. Canteen president, led the
first dance after the coronation.Books help open the gateway of tomorrow's success, but at times
they overwhelm one, and the realization comes that these things
alone cannot provide for a well-rounded life. It is then that we flee
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VIRGINIA VAN DYKE CAROLE ROWALT
Vice-President Business Manager
LINDA EDDY NONA SCHROEDER
Secretary Treasurer
SALLY ALTON RUBY WILSON
Assistant Treasurer Vice-President
BOBBE FAY
Secretary
Student Government
Members of the Board of Control were:
First Semester: FIRST ROW: Hank Rogers, Dorothy Hulse. Patty Griffith. Virginia Van
Dyke. Carole Rowalt, Patti Ewing. Virginia Langland, Sharon Baber. SECOND ROW: Sharon
Forsgren, Carol Clouston, Sally Alton. Sandra Wilson, Shirley Graham, Linda Eddy, Liz
Kirby, Roy Johnson, Larry Burfitt THIRD ROW: Jean Dodds, Charlene Manchester, Gail
Grizzell. Karen Hedlund Sharon Wilson. Sharon Hildebrand, Nona Schroeder, Marilyn
Bruce, Lynne House', Dawn Lewis. Dick Engels, David Goodwin. BACK KROW: Doug Han-
sen, Bill MacPherson, Jerry Burden, Steve Worthington, Rusty Wailes, Larry McCabe,
Bob Collins, Rodney Nopson, Harley McKeever.
Second Semester: FIRST ROW George Little, Charlene Manchester. Carol Mercereau. Diane
Wilkinson, Linda Payne. Carole Rowalt. Evelyn Vaugeois. Penny Hudson. SECOND ROW:
Art Jones, Todd Jonson. Bob Ness, Margie Kask. Barbara Hildebrand Deanne Axelson,
Joanne Rasmussen. THIRD ROW: Kenny Cole. Jack Thompson, Don Wohlfrom, Guy Cook,
Dave Gayman, Madeline Pickett, Sally Alton. Ruby Wilson, Sandra Wilson BACK ROW:
Bob Hodgson. Jerry Hillis, Jerry Burdett, Chuck Balleaux. Rusty Wailes. Ron Stutz, Lynne
Housel, Marilyn Bruce, Nona Schroeder.HALL PATROL
Not all was drudgery when hall patrol
was on duty. The boys occupied them-
selves by checking passes, leeching
food from strays, and indulging in in-
teresting conversations. Here, some of
the hall patrol chatted with Barbara
Phillips while checking her pass.
ATHLETIC PROMOTION COMMITTEE
The Athletic Promotion Committee was
formed this year to promote public in-
terest in sports events. Piled into Mike
Davis' car are Jack Besecker, Jim Ship-
man, Rich Robinson (chairman). Bill
Stein, Mike Davis, Bob Collins, Dan
Langland, Jack Phillips, Harry Robin-
son and Don Harrison. Mr. George Sel-
vidge founded and advised the group.
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
Members of the Assembly Committee
met often in Miss Morgan's office to
plan Pep assemblies during football and
basketball seasons. Shown in the midst
of planning are Zoe Van Nieuwenhuise,
Rhodora Gorman. Virginia Van Dyke
(chairman), Carole Rowalt, Nona
Schroeder, Marilyn Bruce, Barbara Hil-
debrand and Barbara Phillips.
TICKET COMMITTEE
The seven waving girls on the opposite
page were members of the diligent
Ticket Committee. They sold tickets at
football and basketball games and
checked Student Body cards. Shirley
Graham is leaning from the ticket
booth. The others are, FRONT ROW.
Carole Rowalt, Manager,- Patti Ewing.
SECOND ROW: Zoe Van Nieuwenhuise,
Penny Hudson. BACK ROW: Sally Alton,
Jackie Hurst.ORCHESTRA
After hours of painstaking, repetitious practice, the orchestra received a rating of
excellent at the annual Band and Orchestra Contest, this year held in Arlington.
As a unit, the orchestra performed only at the Mid-Winter and Spring Concerts, and
the orchestra contest, but ensembles from the group were active in Vodvil and the Solo
and Ensemble Contest.
Orchestra personnel included:
FIRST VIOLINS: Jon Speck, concertmaster,- Judy Klein, Jim Orr, Tom Smith, Ruth Jones, Doris John-
son. SECOND VIOLINS: Diane Wilkinson, Carol Grant, Mary Jo Hanley, Rosemary Krausher, Terry
Sandborn, Esther Downing, Janice Hoffman. VIOLAS: Brenda Nye, Emilie Beaudreau, Carolyn
Rousch, Evelyn Frydenlund. CELLI: Joyce Ely, Liz Kirby, orchestra president; Linda Phillips. BASSES:
Eleanor Duff, Delton Varney OBOE: Dorothy Tucker, orchestra secretary-treasurer. FLUTES- Shirley
Hanna. Marnee Kern. CLARINETS: Jack Besecker. Stan Bloom. BASS CLARINET: Roberta Jacobson
BASSOON: Marlene Rosholt. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Ron Richardson. TRUMPETS: Marion Doty, Jim
Baker, Harry Hise. TROMBONES: Howard Price, Bill Adams, Dave Grimnes. FRENCH HORNS Barbara
Withers, Dolores Vallen, Nancy Moehlenpah PERCUSSION: Millie Bowman, Danny Richardson.
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BAND
A variety of activities kept band members busy during the year, among them march-
ing at football games, marching in the Santa Claus Parade, and presenting programs at
several district grade schools.
In addition, the band received an excellent rating at the Band and Orchestra Contest,
and played in the Mid-Winter and Spring Concerts.
Band personnel included:
OBOE: Dorothy Tucker. FLUTES: Shirley Hanna, band secretary-treasurer; Marnee Kem, Barbara
Phillips, Rosemary Gregg. Sandra Wilson. FIRST CLARINETS: Jack Besecker, solo clarinet; Dick May,
Stan Bloom, Eb clarinet; Monty Hinkle. SECOND CLARINETS: Charles Swinford, Bill Webber, Richard
McKean, Ray Saimons, Richard Zingler, Kathleen Gowler. THIRD CLARINETS: Duane Roberts, Janice
Hiscox, Wayne Proudfoot, Ronnie Burke, Fred Vaugeois, Gene Foster. SAXOPHONE: Ron Richardson,
Shirley Vaughn, Steve Nelson, Willard Youst, Jim Jones, John McAnulty, band president. BASS
CLARINET: Roberta Jacobsen. BASSOON: Marlene Rosholt. TRUMPET: Jack Thompson, solo trumpet;
Marian Doty, Harry Hise. SECOND TRUMPETS: Norma Doty. Larry Kjolso, Ron Parker, Shirley
Thompson. THIRD TRUMPETS: Brian Huseby, John Gusdal. FRENCH HORNS: Dolores Vallen, Barbara
Withers, Nancy Moehlenpah, Vicki Vallen BARITONES: Jim Baker, Sandra Franks. TROMBONES:
Howard Price, Bill Adams, Dave Grimnes, Jerry Wilmart. BASSES: Frank Scott, Bill Sherman. PER-
CUSSION-. Millie Bowman, Roy Jones, Craig Richards. Rosemary Kraushar, George Monken. Danny
Richardson.
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Morale Builders
Dolores Bowers. Twirlers president, led the eight girls of the first squad
through a busy year of performing at games and marching in the Santa Claus
Parade.
At the beginning of the year, seven alternates were selected to learn the
drills and twirls of the majorettes.
The Twirlers were:
TOP PICTURE, left to right: Dolores Bowers, Dianne Wheeler, Joyce Diemert,
Rhodora Gorman. BOTTOM PICTURE, left to right: Suzie Reynolds, Mary Schatz,
Judy Tourtellot, Vicki Vallen.
Gold music notes on their purple dresses wete the emblems of the four
Songleaders: Dolores Vallen, Erna Nopson, Sonya Lewis and Donna Cline.Choral Groups
CHORUS: Tom Bjelland, Neil Grace, Pat
Grace, Eddie Haller, Larry Haller, Wally
Holt, Art Jones, Donald Jones, Todd
Jonson, Don Marson, Allen McKenzie,
George Mor.ken, Barry O'Donnell, Frank
Scott, Patty Bond, Kathryn Boshart,
Sonja Carter, Pat Caryl, Esther Down-
ing, Peggy Engelhart, Barbara Feroe,
Mary Jo Hanley, Marcia Hatcher, Judy
Hawkins, Patty Hillman, Juanita Joa-
chims, Andrea Johnson, Sharron John-
son, Doris Jones, Carolyn Jorgenson,
Marie Lynch, Jenny Lind, Gloria Marsh,
Margaret Monken, Darlene Nelson,
Karen Olson, Martha Ralston, Lenore
Siegel, Sharon Smith, Annette Soder-
burg, Roselaine Tepfer, Betty Baker,
Roberta Bowman, Karen Brechner, Toni
Campbell, Gerri Chadwick, Marcia Cohn,
Wally Crabb, John Ekstedt, Julie Einar-
sen, Evelyn Frydenlund, Lorna Gillis,
Janice Guenther, Bonnie Ward, Roberta
Whitman, Corlee Wright, Sharon Zinke,
Betty Hammontree, Gaile Hanson, Mar-
git Hendrickson, Virginia Hesler, Ra-
mona Holman, Roy Jones, Donna Kim-
ball, Carolyn Kinney, Cathryn Kinney,
Pat Kramer, Herb Lewis, Carol Mer-
cereau, Marjorie Mitchell, Beatrice Nel-
son, Shirley Oakland, Pat Olsen, Lee
Olsen, Gene Parmeter, Anita Priest,
Shirley Reynolds, Suzie Reynolds, Mary
Robertson, Mary Schatz, Rick Shoblad,
Helen Siburg, Terry Smith, Betty Suit,
Richard Thompson, Judy Tourtellot, Joe
Tusty, Bill Vaughn, Marlene Wray,
Dorothy Wyatt.
BOYS' QUARTET: Kneeling, left to right-
Pat Grace, Norris Drake, Roy Jones, Herb
Lewis.
GIRLS' QUINTET-Standing, left to right -
Shirley Carlson, Donna Kimball, Betty
Baker, Pat Olsen, Julie Einarsen.
47BENGALS
Members of Bengals, boys'
service honorary, were — left
to right Bill MacPherson,
John McAnulty, Dean Hin-
thorne. Pat Learner, Jack Be-
seeker. Rich Robinson, Glen
Grodem, Harry Robinson.
Dave Gayman, Larry McCabe,
Danny Langland and Jerry
Burdett.
DEBATE
This year's debate squad in-
c’uded: Sharon Baber, Bruce
Glaspell. Peggy Griffith, Lor-
raine Sorensen. Pete Roe.
Buren Pearce. Blair Nelson,
Danny Richardson, Dorothy
lucker. Bob Gromko, Robin
Sorenson. David Katen, Patty
Griffith, Joanna Missler, Bon-
nie Ward, Janel Maki, Chris
MacLean and Mr. Schwartz-
mann, advisor. They quali-
fied for the state meet. Not
pictured Barbara Bruce
FOOTBALL PROGRAM
Paced by Lynne House!, sec-
ond from the right, the Foot-
ball Program Committee sold
more programs this year than
ever before.This is the crew that produced the 1954 Echo: Mr.
Selvidge. Allen Pilgrim, Faith Lawson, Pat Eckart,
Marilyn Bruce, Mary Middleton, Julie Einarsen,
Penny Stout, Suzie Reynolds, Anne Hallowell, Fritz
White and Liz Kirby. Not pictured: Lynne Housel, Ron
Richardson and Barbara Hildebrand.
Echo
The 1954 Echo staff dedicated itself to the
job of recording in pictures and words the
moods, activities, and events which shaped our
perspectives during the past year. It took four-
teen months to do the job-beginning in April
of '53. Getting it all into 80 pages required the
efforts of twelve "full-time" staff members and,
according to Mr. Selvidge, the finest editor he
has ever had.
RIGHT: The editorial staff. Top: Marilyn Bruce, Edi-
tor-in-Chief. Center: Faith Lawson, Copy Editor, and
Lynne Housel, Associate Editor. Bottom: Allen Pil-
grim, Sports Editor, and Ron Richardson, Art Editor.
49Advertising
Providing advertising revenue for both the Echo and the Wireless proved no
chore for this year's ad staff. They sold more ads than were needed for some
issues of the Wireless and met their quota for the Echo. They helped the
school paper win an honor award in national competition.
Those who sold advertising are shown on the opposite page. That's Norris Drake
on the front fender. Behind him. from the left, are John Hallowell, Jack Mack. Bill
Lashua, Darlene Waller. Jack Phillips, Ellen Moses, Paul Rutan (behind Ellen), Agda
Lee Train, and (standing on the running board) Mike Davis. Glynn O'Neill, Steve Worth-
ington and Jack Felzer (not pictured) joined the staff during the second semester.Wireless
''sJ
The Wireless staff published 15 issues of the school paper and one of the
May issues of the Tribune-Review, the largest publication of its type between
Seattle and the Canadian border. The four Wireless editors are shown at the
far left on the opposite page. The staff is pictured at the Seattle Times during
one of its field trips. Wireless reporters and editors were Faith Lawson, Jo
Hoffman, Donna Marson, Emilie Beaudreau, Carole Rowalt, Allen Pilgrim, Liz
Kirby, Carol Clouston, Bev Berry, Yvonne Bundy, Shirley Graham, Dwight
Offer, Bob Collins, Harry Robinson, John Collins, Len Chambers, Robion Kirby,
Blair Nelson, Bob Gromko, Arlene Harris, Nancy Moehlenpah and Barbara
Brown.
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Driftwood
In deep consultation concerning Driftwood, the school literary magazine,
were Sharon Wilson, editor-in-chief; Mr. Schwartzmann, advisor, and Liz Kirby,
associate editor. The two girls were promoted to their respective positions
when Editor Arlene Harris was graduated at mid-year.
Pictured at the far left are some of the contestants in the Wireless-spon-
sored Clash Day contest. Mrs. Babcock and Mr. Blenheim copped the title of
Clashiest Teachers, while Erna Nopson and Hank Rogers received the student
honors.
51At the summit stands the goal ... the reward obtained by
work and diligence. To the Edmonds Tigers this reward came in the
form of the Northwest League football championship ... and to
those in sports who qualify in the long, hard climb, and come out
on top, goes the coveted Big E. But equally important are the per-
sonal qualities built through sports . . . qualities that shine down
the perspective of years.
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The Tigers attributed their success to unusually strong team
spirit as demonstrated in the picture below. The squad hoisted
Coach Rowe to their shoulders after whipping Anacortes in the
final game of the season.
Bill Lashua, end
All-Northwest League
Dave Gayman, tackle
Honorary CaptainJack Besecker, g. Bob Collins, b. Guy Cook, g. Keith Ewing, g. Don Harrison, t. Warren Lashua, b
Bill MacPherson, g. Gene Parmeter, t. Rich Robinson, e. Harry Robinson, c. Andre Stathos, g. Don Wohlfrom, b.
league Football Champions
The Edmonds Taxidermy and Football Company showed a net gain
of one Northwest League Championship at the end of the 1953 sea-
son. At the stockholders' meeting. Rich Robinson was voted the
Inspirational Award and Mr. Hustle,- Dave Gayman was voted Honor-
ary Captain, Best Blocker and Best Tackier,- and Keith Ewing was
voted the Most Valuable Player. The board of directors. Northwest
League coaches, named three of the squad on the All-Northwest
team, Bill and Warren Lashua and Rich Robinson. Rich was named
to play on the All-State team. The board also gave honorable men-
tion .to Dave Gayman, Gene Parmeter, Harry Robinson, Milton Lowe
and Don Wohlfrom. A final check on the books showed eight wins,
one tie, and a rating of sixth in the state by the Associated Press.
Coach Rich Rowe, left, gave much credit to the scouting
reports of Trosh Coach Jerry Karnofski, center, and the
fierce line play taught by Second Team Coach Stu Smith,
a former professional football player.
55Warren Lashua devel-
oped a smashing stiff-
arm to help him lead
the league in scoring.
Edmonds 0 Scoreboard Lake Washington 0
Edmonds 39 Mount Si 0
Edmonds 32... Marysville 0
Edmonds 20... Arlington 12
Edmonds 13... Burlington 6
Edmonds 31 .... Mount Vernon 12
Edmonds 31 .... Sedro-Woolley 0
Edmonds 19... Snohomish 13
Edmonds 19... Anacortes 6
Milton Lowe cut back over tackle
to score on this play. He was
assisted by Gene Parmeter, 26,
and Bill Lashua, 30.
Rich Robinson, 200-pound
end, battled in vain for
this pass.
56FINAL STANDINGS
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. L. P.F. P.A.
Edmonds 7 0 171 62
Arlington 6 1 158 51
Snohomish . 4 3 130 144
Burlington .... 4 3 119 103
Anacortes .. 4 3 111 103
Sedro-Woolley 2 5 79 135
Marysville 1 6 65 158
Mount Vernon 0 7 103 180
The second team, shown at the top of the page,
played only two games, beating Bothell and losing
to Marysville. Numerically, the squad was one
of the smallest in years. FRONT ROW: Riggas,
Wooley, Moore, Ward, Davis, Langland. MIDDLE
ROW: Pettersen, Bartlett, C. Orr, Arnew, Adams,
J. Orr. BACK ROW: Brown, Sellers, Johnson, Stutz.
The football managers were described by Coach
Rowe at the award assembly as the best he had
ever had. From left to right, they were Jim Ship-
man, Larry Vanderhoef, Kenneth Gregory and
Don Deebach.
The freshman team, one of the strongest in Ed-
monds history, switched to the T-formation this
year. FRONT ROW: Morgan, Johnson, Sidles, La-
Belle, Hillis, Goodwin, Clement. SECOND ROW:
Furst, Huseby, Locken, Richardson, Riddle, Bur-
den, Curry. THIRD ROW: Walker, Haller, Starken-
burg. Harrison, Nopson, Engels, McKeever.
FOURTH ROW: Johnson, Fleming, Gard, Nelson,
Solver, Barlament, McAllister.
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Jerry Burdett f
Larry McCabe, g.
Blair Nelson, f.
Gene Parmeter, c.
Basketball
The Edmonds basketball picture was cast in a new perspective this
year,- for the first time since 1936 the Tigers won more games than
they lost. Their season record of eleven victories and ten defeats was
a credit to their new young coach, Jerry Karnofski, in his first job as
head coach. Karnofski's old job with the second team and the frosh was
filled by Coach Ernie McKie, another newcomer in the Edmonds bas-
ketball picture. The final league game saw the Tigers whipping Snoho-
mish for the first time since 1946 and throwing the Panthers into a
tie with Anacortes for the Northwest League title. Jerry Burdett won
the inspirational award. Bobby Allen, leading scorer on the team, was
voted honorary captain.
Coach Jerry Karnofski, left, is
defensive minded yet developed
the highest scoring team in re-
cent Edmonds history. Assistant
Coach Ernie McKie is shown at
the right.NW LEAGUE STANDINGS
TEAM W. L.
Anacortes 11 3
Snohomish 11 3
Mount Vernon 9 5
Arlington 8 6
Edmonds 6 8
Sedro-Woolley 6 8
Marysville 5 9
Burlington 0 14
The second team, top picture,
won more victories this season
than they have in the last four
years, 15 wins compared to 5
losses. According to Coach Kar-
nofski, the squad has a lot of
good material for next year de-
spite a lack of height. FRONT
ROW: Adams, Sellers, Lewis,
Howe, Cowell, White. Moore, C.
Orr. BACK ROW: Phillips,Wooley,
Smith, Grodem, Brown,Yoachum,
L. Kjolso, Marlin.
The Tigers, middle picture, on
their toes in the Marysville
game, beat the Tomahawks 52-51
in the last seconds.
The freshman team, bottom pic-
ture, was hampered by little
turnout time, but produced some
good material for future Ed-
monds teams. They won seven
games and lost eight. FRONT
ROW: Huseby, Engels, Curry, W.
Burdett, Harrison. Morgan,
Bailey, T. Kjolso, Bailey, Ness,
Sidles. BACK ROW: Wilson, Rich-
ardson, McAllister, Gard, Hillis,
Starkenburg, Nopson, S. Nelson,
R. Johnson.
59Baseball
At press time, the Edmonds baseball team,
defending Northwest League baseball cham-
pions, were undefeated. Coach Rich Rowe
said that this year's squad was one of the
best in Edmonds history. Led by the pitching
of Jack Mack and Dave Gayman, they were
expected to take the championship again.
FRONT ROW. left to right: Bob Allen, Kelly
Smotherman, Glynn O'Neill. SECOND ROW: Bill
lashua. Dean Hinthorne, Henry Rogers. THIRD
ROW: Jerry Burdett, Lee Olsen, Jack Mack, John
McAnulty. FOURTH ROW: Jim Shipman, Dave
Gayman, Jack Besecker, Coach Ernie McKie. BACK
ROW: Jim Orr, Coach Rich Rowe, Bernie Yoachum.
Second Team
FRONT ROW. left to right: Jack Phillips.
Harry Robinson, Bob Bride, Buck Sel-
lers. SECOND ROW: Dave Murdock, Dave
Howe, Don Wooley, Charlie Orr. BACK
ROW: Bill Adams, Monty Hinkle, Ken
Stainer, Larry Ward, Larry Kjolso.Track
At press time the Edmonds track team,
probably the strongest in Edmonds history,
was a tough contender in the newly formed
Northwest Track League. At this time, two
school records had been broken. Tom Rowen
pole vaulted 11 feet 2 inches and Warren
Lashua put the shot 50 feet 6 inches. The
Tigers excelled in the half mile, mile,
hurdles, shot put, pole vault and javelin.
TOP PICTURE, FRONT ROW, left to right: Stutz,
Rowen, Robinson, Lashua, Ross. BACK ROW:
Ewing, Bartlett, Crist, Coach Stu Smith, Harrison,
Gillis.
MIDDLE PICTURE, FRONT ROW: Grodem, Hagar,
Davis, Siefert, Learner. BACK ROW: Ferguson, Wil-
liams, Zingler, Law, Clark, Worthington.
FRESHMEN, BOTTOM PICTURE, FRONT ROW: Good-
win, Johnson, Starkenburg, Hillis, Richardson,
Riddle. BACK ROW: Lee, Monken, Sidles, Nopson,
Duval, Solver, Harrison, Bauer.
Tennis
The tennis team did not appear to be a
tough contender in the district. FRONT
ROW, left to right: Gary Stoner, Ted
Jonson, Bill Bean, Dan Langland. BACK
ROW: Tracy Phillips, Jim Stutz, Rusty
Wailes, Larry McCabe, Bill Walker.
Coach Bill Fotheringham is not pictured.Turnout
A new record was set at Edmonds High
School this year when six senior girls
earned their fifth award, the coveted ball
and chain.
Girls' turnout averaged 180 partici-
pants for each sport, except volleyball,
which drew 220 athletically minded girls.
Sophomore Doreen McReynolds won the
ping-pong championship and was badmin-
ton co-champion with Mary Jane Schatz.
The senior girls proved their prowess by
copping the speedball and volleyball
championships, while the freshmen pulled
the upset of the year, coming out on top
in basketball.
UPPER LEFT: Miss Morgan. Letterwomen ad-
visor, and Janet Peterson, president of the
club. CENTER LEFT: Fifth award winners: Janet
Peterson, Anne Hallowell, Donna Cline. Jess
Miller, Agda Lee Train, Eleanor Noah. LOWER
LEFT: Girls sports managers.
G I R L S’SPORTS
Letteruwmen
This was a record-breaking year for
Letterwomen. Their membership alone
grew from about 40 to 60, and the annual
Homecoming Dance, October 23, drew
over 600 people. Shirley Carlson, Letter-
women vice-president, was general chair-
man of the dance. The other officers of
the club were Janet Peterson, president,
and Jess Miller, secretary-treasurer. The
last activity for the girls was their two-
day outing, held May 8 and 9 at Mt.
Pilchuck.
UPPER RIGHT: Doreen McReynolds, ping-pong
champion. CENTER RIGHT: Senior Letterwomen.
LOWER RIGHT: Junior and sophomore
Letterwomen.Worthwhile organizations need good leaders—build good lead-
ers. The conscientious attitude of our organizations toward the
school is reflected, in small part, by sparkling drinking fountains
polished by Girls' Club-our school colors flying in pom-poms sold
by Boys' Club. From the competent organizational work performed
at Edmonds High is cast the shadow of future leadership—growing
ever larger as we ourselves grow into a widening world-a greater
sphere of life.
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SPEN CLUB
FRONT ROW, left to right: Donna Cook, Patti Ewing, Dorothy Col-
lard, Gerri Chadwick, Shirley Thompson, Marian Doty. SECOND
ROW, left to right: Lylaine Holmburg, Julie McAdams, Cathryn Kin-
ney, Carolyn Kinney, Mary Meyers, Anna Brown, Norma Betts,
Sharon Wilson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Bill Bean, Dan Langland,
Linda Eddy, Dolores Bowers, Liz Kirby, Marjorie Mitchell, Barbara
Withers, Jean Hodges. BACK ROW, left to right: Don Marson,
Richard Hammer, Dwight Offer, Ron Richardson, Wesley Larson,
Donna Olson, Shirley Hanna, Bob Collins, Clyde Johnson.MAKE-UP CLUB
At left, Joanne Rassmussen and Barbara Hilde-
brand are shown making up three members
of the Vodvil cast. The club made up the casts
for the two all-school plays as well as for
Vodvil. Members of the club not pictured in-
clude Bev Berry, Faith Lawson, Jeanne Dillon,
Sandra Lambe, Kay Jacobsen, Lorraine Bal-
leaux, Pat Mouldey, Mary Rowse. Rosalie
Gant, Diane Setchfield, Dawn Lewis, Diana
Rosso, Ruth Jones. Betty Baker, Joanne Peter-
son, Barbara Phillips, Bev Walker.
COSTUME CLUB
At left, below, is a portion of Costume Club,
the organization which furnishes and cares
for the costumes and apparel in the school
productions. From left to right are Carole
Rowalt, LaDean Proue, Gloria Lewis, Virginia
Langland, and Nona Schroeder. president.
RADIO CLUB
ABOVE, left to right: Ned Davis, president;
Ron Ross, Rich Robinson, John Hill. FRONT:
Lee Colby.
PHOTO CLUB
The Photo Club, pictured at right, sponsored
a noon movie to get equipment for their dark-
room. From left to right, Photo members are
Angie Giza, Jim Fox, president; Buffy Hansen,
Larry Burfitt, Dave Katen, Rod Ullery, Ron
Fairclough.
STAGE CREW
For Stage Crew members, life was one continual flow of sets being
put up on stage and then, when the performance was over, being
torn down. Members included Ray Kjolso, Stan Johnson, Glen Pol-
zin, Kent Langabeer, Bill Duvall, Fred Vaugeois, Doug Hagar, Ron
Jusenius, Herman Locken, Rich Crist. Seated in discussion are
Neil Grace, co-manager,- Mr. Phillips, advisor,- Eddie Hindman,- and
Gary Bellinger, co-manager.Camilla Lowe
Vice-President
Milton Lowe
Vice-President
Anne Hallowell
Treasurer
John McAnulty
Secretary-Treasurer
Pat Mouldey
Secretary
Rich Robinson
Program Chairman
Lynne Housel
Girls' Club President
Jerry Burdett
Boys' Club PresidentBOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLUBS
Although kept busy by the Big and Little Sister Banquet, Tolo, and the Mothers' Day
Tea, the Girls' Club still managed to distribute lipstick blotters, clean the drinking foun-
tains, polish mirrors, and add to the general cleanliness of the school. Featured at one of
their assemblies, as shown above, was a demonstration of hair styling. The Kandy Kids,
also pictured above, sold candy bars at noon and after school.
Those melodies heard above the din in the cafeteria came from the juke-box provided
by the Boys' Club. The boys really worked to sell basketball schedule pencils. They also
sold purple and gold pom-poms. Among their guest speakers were Johnny Baker, above,
line coach for the University of Washington Huskies; Hec Edmundson, Husky track coach;
and Congressman Jack Westland, former national amateur golf champion.FFA officers, shown here with
some of the equipment used on
the soil erosion job at Martha
Lake Grade School, were Frank
Swanson, treasurer; Ken Burns,
reporter,- Buffy Hansen, presi-
dent, and Bill Simonson, sentinel.
FHA advisors Mrs. Soldano and
Mrs. Davie guided two senior
girls to winning the State Home-
maker Award, presented at Pull-
man in the spring.
Senior FHA officers eating some
of Barbara Phillips' prize-winning
cherry pie were Barbara, secre-
tary,- Zoe Van Nieuwenhuise,
treasurer,- Shirley Graham, presi-
dent; Peggy Griffith, historian,-
Dawn Lewis, reporter,- Diana
Rosso, vice-president.
The FHA girls pictured below at-
tended the regional FHA conven-
tion held at Edmonds in the fall.FHA
The Future Homemakers of America played hostess this year to a regional conven-
tion attended by girls from all over the northwest part of the state. Barbara Phillips
won her way to the state finals in a cherry pie baking contest. Sponsoring a sock hop,
throwing a roller skating party, and selling refreshments at a football game also aug-
mented the activities of the Junior and Senior FHA groups.
FFA
The Edmonds chapter of the Future Farmers of America performed a number of
jobs for the school district this year that were literally earth-moving. Both the high
school athletic field and the new school grounds at Mountlake Terrace benefited from
FFA work projects. Frank Swanson, the chapter treasurer, represented Snohomish
County at the national FFA convention in Kansas City. Mr. John Kochrian served as
advisor to the group.
Junior FHA officers who worked
on dolls for Seattle orphanages
were Beth Scott, vice-president;
Dorothy Hulse, president; Ger-
aldine Sims, treasurer; Virginia
Langland, secretary.
This FFA initiation picture shows
the informal side of the Green-
hand Degree. Pictured at the fun-
fest were larry Haller, Wally
Holt, Gordon Kloppel, Bob
Gromko.Above: The Limelighters. Right: A rehearsal of "The Curious Savage."
LIMELIGHTERS
The casts of student productions auto-
matically become members of the drama
honorary, Limelighters. This year's
grease-painted thespians included the
following—FRONT ROW: Marilyn Bruce,
Mia Mudge, Patty Griffith, Carol Clous-
ton (president), Eleanor Noah, Joanna
Missler, Mary Schatz, Suzie Reynolds,
Nina Stevens, Emilie Beaudreau (secre-
tary). SECOND ROW: Julie Einarsen,
Ellen Moses, Linda Eddy, Harry Hise,
Robion Kirby, Neil Grace. BACK ROW:
Ron Palmer, Delton Varney, Jim Bert-
rand, Tom Marcinkiewicz, Mr. Schwartz-
mann, Chuck Balleaux, Mary Middleton,
Dave Katen.
PEP CLUB
FIRST ROW, left to right: Patti Ewing,
Luella Peterson. Janet Peterson, Carole
Rowalt, Joanne Peterson, Shirley Byers,
Betty Baker. SECOND ROW: Sharon Wil-
son, Barbara Bruce, Judy Johannesen,
Joanne Rasmussen, Joanna Missler,
Jeanette Swanson, Penny Hudson.
THIRD ROW: Carol Clouston, LaDean
Proue, Sherrill Hill, Sylvia Jacobson,
Penny Stout, Anne Hallowed, Ruth Lien.
FOURTH ROW: Sally Alton, Mary Mid-
dleton, Annette Locke. Doreen McReyn-
olds, Lois Holt, Sandra Thompson, Diana
Rosso, Faith Lawson. FIFTH ROW: Mari-
lyn Bruce, Nona Schroeder, Fritz White,
Jere Chittenden, Karen Hedlund, Yvonne
Bundy. BACK ROW: Jackie Hurst, Jolene
Owen, Sharon Schroeder, Ruth Jones,
Pat Kramer, Sharon Hildebrand, Lynne
Housel. INSET: Eleanor Noah, president.Administration
The many pleasant associations with students of
Edmonds High School during the past five years have
served as highlights among my many enjoyable ex-
periences here.
My sincere hope for each of you is your continued
development as an outstanding American citizen, suc-
cess in your chosen careers, and constructive partici-
pation in all wholesome community activities.
Best wishes to all.
Superintendent
Harold Silvernail
Assistant Superintendent
G. Mason Hall
Principal
BELOW: Discussing class problems over coffee were Mr.
Scribner, Counselor, and Mrs. Cavers, Language Arts
isor.
RIGHT: Indicative of the high faculty morale was
the men's basketball team: McKie, Phillips, Karnofski, Koch-
rian, Blendheim and Selvidge. Not pictured: Smith and
Scribner.FACULTY
Mrs. Hallie B. Anderson — Librarian; Torch Honor Society
Advisor. University of Washington.
Robert Anderson — District Supervisor of Instrumental
Music; Orchestra; Band; Music Theory. University of
Washington.
Mrs. Clare Babcock - English; Washington State History,-
Global Geography; Sophomore Class Advisor. Whitman
College.
J. Kenneth Blendheim-Mathematics; Freshman Class Ad-
visor. Western Washington College of Education.
Barbara Cavers—Language Arts Supervisor; English; Torch
Honor Society Advisor. University of Washington.
Gerald Clay-Study Hall Supervisor,- Senior Class Advisor.
Washington State College.
Earl Craig-Driver Training,- Sophomore Class Advisor. Uni-
versity of Washington.
Francis Cunningham — United States History,- English; Cul-
tural Heritage,- Boys' Club Advisor,- Bengals Advisor.
Harvard University.
Mrs. Ruth Dam—District Cafeteria Supervisor. Bowlingreen
State College.
Mrs. Anita Davie — Home Economics,- Junior FHA Advisor,-
Costume Club Advisor. University of Washington.
Miss Roberta Elford — French; Latin,- Spanish,- Freshman,
Class Advisor,- Make-up Club Advisor. University of
Washington.
Mrs. Elve Fathers — District Supervisor of Vocal Music,
Chorus,- Boys' and Girls' Glee. University of Washington.
William Fotheringham-Typing; Bookkeeping,- Hi-Y Advisor,-
Tennis Coach. University of Washington.
Miss Joyce Hamilton—Family Living; Child Care,- Home Fur-
nishings,- Senior Class Advisor. University of Washington.
Mrs. Constance Hayden — Typing,- Business English; Eco-
. nomics,- Make-up Club Advisor. Huron College.
Wilfred Hoban-Wood shop. Western Washington College of
Education.
John Hollingshead — Biology,- Vice-principal. Stanford Uni-
versity.
Mrs. Ruth Hollingshead—Biology,- Girls' Club Advisor. Uni-
versity of Washington.
Miss Margaret Holm — English; Spanish; Senior Class Ad-
visor,- Assistant Band Director,- YOAN Advisor. University
of Washington.
Mrs. Nona Hunsaker—English. University of Washington.
Miss Mildred Johnson — Typing,- Clerical Practice,- Short-
hand; Board of Control Advisor,- Faculty Treasurer for
Associated Students. University of Washington.Jerry Karnofski-World History; Basketball Coach; Assist-
ant Football Coach. Western Washington College of
Education.
Miss Nancy Keller—Art; Freshman Class Advisor. University
of Washington.
John Kochrian-Agriculture; FFA Advisor; Freshman Class
Advisor. Washington State College.
Ernest McKie—Washington State History; Global Geography,-
Assistant Basketball and Assistant Baseball Coach. Uni-
versity of Washington.
Miss Margaret Morgan-Girls' Physical Education; Hygiene,-
Letterwomen Advisor,- Pep Club Advisor,- Girls' Sports
Coach. University of Washington.
William Phillips - Consumer Science,- Chemistry,- Physics,-
Stage Crew Advisor,- Photo Club Advisor, Radio Club Ad-
visor. University of Washington.
John Plesha - Mathematics,- Junior Class Advisor,- Boys'
Tumbling Coach. University of Washington.
Mrs. Sarah Proudfoot - English, Reading and Writing for
Fun. Wesleyan College.
Richard Rowe-Boys' Physical Education,- Hygiene,- Football
and Baseball Coach; Lettermen Advisor. College of Puget
Sound.
Mischa Schwartzmann — Speech,- Reading and Creative
Writing,- Senior Literature,- Debate,- Dramatics; Debate
Coach; Drama Coach,- Limelighters Advisor. University
of Washington.
George Selvidge-Journalism,- Senior Composition,- Adver-
tising,- Wireless Advisor,- Echo Advisor,- Quill and Scroll
Advisor,- Athletic Promotion Committee Advisor. Univer-
sity of Washington.
Stuart Smith—United States History,- Track Coach,- Assistant
Football Coach. University of Washington.
Mrs. Alexandra Soldano—Home Economics,- Senior FHA Ad-
visor,- Costume Club Advisor. University of Washington.
Earl Steberl-Mathematics; Co-ordinator of Visual Aids for
the High School,- Sophomore Class Advisor. Drake
University.
Mrs. Alma Swanson - English; Mathematics,- Junior Class
Advisor. Hamline University.
Vonn Wernecke-English; Washington State History,- Global
Geography,- President of Edmonds Education Association.
University of Washington.
Mrs. Barbara Wilson-English; World History,- Junior Class
Advisor,- Assembly Committee Advisor. University of
Maine.
Jack Shinkoskey (not pictured) — English,- World History,-
Junior Class Advisor,- Assembly Committee Advisor.
University of Washington.
V
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fAckley, Edward: 24 INDEX Burfitt, Larry: 27. 42, 67 Duff, Eleanor: 2. 24. 44
Ackley, Will Rac 12 Burke. Ronald: 27, 45 DuFresne, Diane: 24
Adams. Bill: 24, 44. 45, 57. 59. 60 Burns. Ken: 2, 24. 70 Duke, Geraldine: 14
Adams, Mar9o Ann: 24 Burtis, Darrell: 24 Dunlap, Karen: 27
ADMINISTRATION: 73 Byers, Shirley: 24, 72 Duval, Billy: 27. 61, 67
ADVERTISING: 50, 51
A9new, Laurie: 12 Callahan, Arlene: 2, 20 Easterday, June: 21
Allen. Bob: 2, 12, 39. 58. 60 Campbell, Antonia 24, 47 ECHO: 49
Allen. Glenda: 24 Campbell, John: 27 Eckart. Pat: 49
Alton, Sally: 2, 20 42, 62. 63, 72 Carlson, Eddie: 27 Eckhardt. Max 24
Amorin, Chloeen. 27 Carlson, Jack: 27 Eddy, Linda: 2, 21, 36, 42, 63. 66, 72
Anderson, Annette: 12 Carlson, Russell: 24 Edquist. Royetta. 27
Anderson, Bonita: 27 Carlson, Shirley: 2, 13, 47 Einarsen, Julie: 21. 36. 47. 49. 72
Anderson, Donald: 24 Carter, Sonja: 24, 47 Eirich, Carolyn: 24
Anderson, Evelyn: 24, 50 Caryl, Patricia: 27. 47 Ekenes, Torun. 27
Anderson. Frank: 24 Castle, Betty: 20 Ekstedt, John: 47
Anderson, James: 27 Chadwick, Geraldine: 2, 20. 47, 66 Ely. Joyce: 21. 44
Anderson, Kenneth: 2, 12 Chadwick, Thomas 24 Engelhart, Peggy: 21, 47
Anderson, Warren: 12 Chambers, Leonard: 2, 20 Engels, Dick 27. 42, 57. 59
Apland, Mary: 12 Chapman, Joanne: 24 Engstrom, Dick 21
Arentsen. Jack: 12 Chase: Noel 27 Entwistle, Beverly: 24
Arnew. Stanley: 20, 57 CHEERLEADERS 46 Erickson, Virginia: 24
Arnim, Mike 20 Chenoweth. Tud: 2, 13 Everett, Joe: 14
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: 43 Chittenden, Jere: 2, 13, 63. 72 Ewing, Keith: 2, 14, 55. 61
Astell, Doris: 12 CHORAL GROUPS: 47 Ewing, Mel: 24
ATHLETIC PROMOTION COMMITTEE: 43 Church, Bonnie: 13 Ewing, Pat: 21, 42, 66, 72
Austinson, Marit: 27 Clark, Barbara: 24
Avritf, Juanita: 27 Clark. Jim: 27 FACULTY: 74, 75
Axelson, Deanne 42 Clark, Jim: 61 Fadden, Mary Ann: 24
Clarke, Yvonne: 24 Fairdough. Ronald: 27. 67
Baber. Sharon: 27, 42. 48 Clausen, Dick: 20 Fay. Bobbe 14. 42
Bahls, Jean: 24 Cleaveland, Pat: 20 Feduska. Jim: 24
Bailey. Brian: 27. 59 Cleaveland. Sally: 27 Felzer, Jack: 14
Bailey, Bruce: 27, 59 Clemenson, Richard: 27 Fenton, Carin: 27
Baker, Betty: 24. 39. 47, 72 Clement, Paul: 27, 57 Ferguson. Jim: 2. 24, 61
Baker, Jim: 12, 44, 45 Cline. Donna: 2, 13. 46, 62. 63 Feroe, Barbara: 27, 47
Balleaux. Chuck: 12, 32, 36, 37, 42, 72 Clothier, Roy: 27 Feroe, Pat: 21
Balleaux. Lorraine: 27 Clouston, Carol: 2. 8, 13, 42, 50. 72 Feurback, Richard. 21
BAND 45 Cohn. Marcia: 13. 47 FFA: 71
Barlament, Noel: 27, 57 Colby, Lee: 27, 67 FHA: 70
Barnhart, Ronnie: 27 Cole, Eddie 27 Finnerin, Jennie: 14
Barfle, Danny: 27 Cole, Kenneth: 42 Fleming, Richard: 27, 57
Bartlett. John: 24, 57. 61 Collard, Dorothy: 13, 66 Fleming, Tom: 24
BASEBALL 60 Collins. Bob 20. 42. 43. 55. 58. 66 Fontaine. Darline 24
BASKETBALL: 58,59 Collins, John: 2. 9. 20 FOOTBALL: 54-57
Bass, Betty Lou: 2, 24 Connot, Pat: 27 FOOTBALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE: 48
Bauer, James: 61 Cook. Donna: 24. 66 Forsgren, Sharon: 27, 42
Bauman, Burnell: 27 Cook. Guy: 20. 32. 42, 55 Foster, Eugene: 27, 45
Bean. Bill: 24, 61, 66 Cooper, Gary: 27 Foucault, Irma: 27
Beaudreau, Emilio: 2, 8, 12. 44. 72 Costa, Pauline: 27 Fox. Beverly: 2, 14
Beck, Jacqulyn: 24, 50 Costa, Renee: 2, 20 Fox, James: 24, 67
Bellin9er, Gary: 24, 67 COSTUME CLUB: 67 Foxley, Gerrie: 27 Francis, Sharon: 14
BENGALS: 48 Cowell, Dan: 24. 59
Berg, Beverly: 27 Cox. Elizabeth: 13 Franks. Sandra: 24, 45
Berg, Donna: 27 Cox, Valerie: 27 Fredericksen, Max: 24
Bergerson, Carol: 27 Cox, Veronica: 13 Fredericksen, Roy 14
Bergerson, Joanne: 24 Crabb. Wally: 47 Fredericksen. Suzann: 27
Berglund, Darline: 24 Crist. Richard: 20. 61, 67 Frederickson, Mary Jo: 27
Berry, Beverly: 2, 12, 51 Crooke, Ray: 27 FRESHMAN CLASS: 27-29
Bertrand, Jim: 20, 36, 72 Cross. Beverly: 20 Friedel, Diane: 24
Besecker. Jack: 2, 12. 43, 44, 45, 48, 55. 60 Crossman, Barbara: 27 Frydenlund, Evelyn: 44, 47
Betts, Norma: 20, 66 Curry, Richard: 27. 57, 59 Fullerton, Barbara 24
Bjelland. Tom: 12, 47 Curtis, Betty: 13 Furst, Gerry: 27. 57
Black, Betty Ann: 27 Curtis, Ray: 27 Furst. William: 14
Blood, Roslyn: 20
Bloom, Stan: 20. 44 Dahlberg, Jerry: 13 Gamble, Sherry: 27
Bly, Charlene: 24 Dahlberg, Patty: 21 Gant, Rosalee: 27
Bly, Deloris: 12 Daines, David: 24 Gard, Larry: 27. 28, 57. 59
Bly. DuWayne: 20 OANCES 34.35 Garland, Sharon 27
BOARD OF CONTROL: 42 Darlington, Sharon: 27 Garner, Deirdre: 21
Boe, Lillian: 27 Davis, Alta: 27 Gayman. Dave: 12, 14. 38, 42. 48. 54. 60
Bond, Patricia: 27, 47 Davis. Bessie: 24 Geary, Cxerna: 21
Bonell, Ed: 24 Davis, Edmond: 20, 67 Getz, Larry: 24
Border, Robert: 27 Davis, Gary: 24, 57, 61 Gill. Roger: 21
Border. Rollin: 27 Davis. Marilyn: 27 Gillis, Dale: 2, 9. 21, 61
Boshart, Kathryn: 27, 47 Davis. Mike: 13, 35. 43. 51 Gillis. Lorna: 21, 47
Bowers, Delores: 2, 20, 46, 66 Deason, Cena: 27 GIRLS' CLUB: 68
Bowman, Mildred: 20, 44, 45 DEBATE: 48 GIRLS' SPORTS: 62. 63
Bowman, Roberta: 13, 47 Decoteau, Leona: 24 Giza, Angelus: 27, 67
BOYS' CLUB: 59 Deebach, Don: 57 Glaspell, Bruce: 28, 48 Goodhope, Charley: 14
BOYS' SPORTS: 54-61 DeLap, Aurelle: 24
Bradbury, Warren: 24 Depew, Claude: 13 Goodhope, Susan: 2, 24
Bradner, Jean: 13 Depew, Douglas: 24 Goodrich, Cathleen: 21
Brase, Betty Ann: 24 DeWitt, Gary: 27 Goodwin. David: 28. 42. 57, 61
Bride. Bob: 24, 60 Dick, Ada Jeanne: 27 Gorman, Rhodora 24, 43. 46
Brown, Anna: 24, 66 Dickey. Mike: 27 Gorsuch, Jean: 2, 24
Brown, Barbara: 13 Dickinson, Curtis: 21 Gowler, Cathleen: 28, 45
Brown, Bernie: 24, 57, 59 Oiemert, Joyce: 24, 46 Grace, Neil: 24, 47, 67, 72
Bruce, Barbara: 24, 72 Dillon, Jeanne: 27 Grace, Pat 14, 47
Bruce, Marilyn. 2, 8, 9. 13, 42, 43. 48, 49. 62. 63, 72 Dills. Nellie 24 Graham. Shirley: 2, 8, 14, 42, 50. 62, 63, 70
Bryan, Marcella: 13 Dodds, Jean: 24, 42 Grant, Carole: 28, 44
Bryan, Rosellen: 20 Dolan, Terry: 14 Greer, Dale: 21
Bueing, Richard: 24 Doty, Marian: 21, 44, 45. 66 Gregg, Rosemary 2, 25, 45
Bueing. Roger: 27 Doty. Norma 27. 45 Gregory, Kenneth: 25, 57
Bundy, Yvonne: 13, 62, 63, 72 Downing, Esther: 27, 44, 47 Greig, Ellis: 28 Griffith, Patty: 2, 9. 12 14. 32. 36, 42, 48, 72
Burdett, Jerry: 13, 38, 42, 48. 58. 60 Drake. Norris: 14, 47, 51
Burdetf, Wayne: 27, 57, 59 DRIFTWOOD 50,51 76 Griffith. Peggy: 24. 25. 32. 48. 70ADVERTISING
This book is made possible by the co-
operation of the following advertisers:
THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Congratulations. Class of 54
School District No. 15 News Coverage
EDMONDS BAKERY
Phone 204
Congratulations. Class of 54
DURBIN S JANTZEN SWEATERS
White Stag Sport Clothes
For the High School Girl
SWANSON PHARMACY
Our Compliments
Edmonds 1933 — 4th and Main
LYNNWOOD LUMBER COMPANY
Complete Line of Builder’s Material
Lynnwood, Wash. — Lynnwood 666
J. C. LASSWELL
Real Estate Insurance
Edmonds 806
FREDERICKSEN REALTY
312 Main St.— Phone 4490
OLDS OIL DEPOT
Lynnwood
Edmonds 6600
ROBINWOOD REALTY
Suburban Specialists — Ed. 950. GL. 3150
South 226th. Highway 99
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Of Seattle
Edmonds Branch
Member Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation
RELIABLE HARDWARE
"The House of Guaranteed Satisfaction"
318 Main Street
BECK'S FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance
Edmonds. Wash. — Phone 5324
RICHMOND NURSERIES
General Line of Quality Nursery Stock
Richmond Beach. Wash. — R.B. 2041
BASSETT S GARDEN SUPPLY
Aurora Edmonds Cutoff
EM. 0104 — Edmonds 804
ED’S THRIFTWAY MARKET
Lynnwood. Washington
JAX AUTO SUPPLY
Ports Machine Shop
Lynnwood — Aid. 2745
SNO-KING GARAGE
Expert Repairing
Best of Luck. Grads
McGINNESS PHARMACY
Prescriptions
Phone: Edmonds 723
ALDERWOOD MERCANTILE
J. W. Wickers
Alderwood Manor. Washington
HOPPER CHEVROLET CO.
Edmonds. Wash.
STAR CLEANERS
Main Street. Edmonds
GEISLER’S VARIETY GIFT
Hobbies and Handicraft
108 Fifth — Phone: 392
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
Sporting Goods
4th and Main — Phone: 5500
ART SEELS
Automotive Service
Phone: Richmond Beach 117
MYRTIE OTTO SHOP
Apparel
For Lady and Baby
EDMONDS MOTOR COMPANY
Sales Ford Service
Phone: Edmonds 321
SATER RIDENOUR
Heating Oil
Phone: Edmonds 54
BUD’S CAFE
Mazie Burdett
Main St. — Edmonds 2781
BIENZ CONFECTIONERY
"Congratulations. Seniors"
Main Street. Edmonds
MEL’S MARKET
Select Meats
Edmonds. Washington
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EVERETT
Lynnwood Branch
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
WEST’S LAUNDROMAT
220 Main St. — Edmonds 2924
9-8 Weekdays — 9-6 Saturdays
EDDY’S ELECTRIC SERVICE
"Good Luck. Grods"
Phone: Edmonds 393
A. KUZMOFF
Shoe Store and Repair
Edmonds. Wash. — Phone: 694
WELLER S MEN’S SHOP
New Store — New High School Shop
519 Main St.. Edmonds
EDMONDS-ALDERWOOD AUTO FREIGHT
Daily Freight Service
131 2nd — Phone: 3004
BURNETT BROTHERS
Everett’s Leading Jewelers
Corner of Wetmore ot Hewitt
COSTELLO’S MEN’S WEAR
Hewitt and Wetmore
Everett. Washington
CHAFFEE’S
Correct Apparel for Women
Colby Ave.. Everett
CHESTER BEARD SHOES
2716 Colby Ave.
Saddlemasters Cobblers
Grimnes, Dave: 21. 44, 45
Griizell, Gail: 2. 21, 42
Grodem, Glen: 25, 48, 59, 61
Gromko, Bob: 2, 21, 71
Guenther, Janice: 47
Gusdal, John-. 45
Guthrie, Glen: 21
Ha9ar, Douglas: 25, 61, 67
Hall, Jackie: 25
Haller, Eddie 28, 47. 57
Haller, Larry: 25, 47, 71
Hallowed, Anne: 14. 48. 49, 62, 63, 68, 72
Hallowed, John: 14, 51
Hallowed, Sue: 28
HALL PATROL: 43
Halverson, Gary: 21
Hamilton, Bob: 14
Hammer, Richard: 25, 66
Hammontree, Betty June: 21, 47
Hanley, Mary Jo: 28, 44, 47
Hanna, Shirley: 21, 44, 45, 66
Hannan. Roger: 28
Hansen, Berger: 14, 67. 70
Hansen, Carol: 28
Hansen, Douglas: 2, 15, 42
Hanson, Gaile: 21, 47
Harris, Arlene. 2. 8, 15, 36. 48
Harrison, Darrel: 28, 57, 59, 61
Harrison, Don: 21, 43, 55, 61
Harrison, Jack: 25
Hatcher, Marcia: 28, 47
Haug, Andrea: 25
Hawkins, Jackie: 25
Hawkins, Judy: 28. 47
Hedlund, Karen: 25. 42, 72
Helland, Louella: 28
Hendrickson, Margit: 2, 25, 47
Herth, Belinda: 28
Hesler, Virginia: 21
H«ss, Dorothy: 28
Hickox, Janice: 28, 45
Hildebrand, Barbara: 2, 8, 15, 42, 43, 51, 67
Hildebrand. Sharon: 2, 21, 42, 63, 72
Hid, John: 28, 67
Hid, Sherrill. 2, 15, 62, 63, 72
Hillis, Jerry: 27, 28. 42, 57, 59. 61
Hillman, Patricia: 28, 47
Hinderman, Jerry: 28
Hindman, Eddie: 21, 67
Hinkle. Robert: 25, 45, 60
Hinthorne, Dean: 15, 36, 48, 60
Hiscox, Virginia: 28
Hise, Harry: 15. 36. 44, 45. 72
Hodges, Jean: 25, 66
Hodgson, Bob: 2, 21,42
Hoffman, Janice: 28, 44, 50
Hoffman, Joanne: 21
Holcomb, Pris: 21, 33
Holman, Ramona: 47
Holmberg, Lylaine: 25, 66
Holt, Beverly: 2, 25
Holt. Lois: 25, 72
Holt, Louise: 2, 25
Holt. Wady: 25, 47, 71
HOMECOMING: 38
HONOR SOCIETY (See TORCH)
Hornli, Reideen: 28
Housel, Lynne: 2, 9, 15. 34. 42. 48, 49. 62, 63, 72
Hovde, Bob: 25
Hove, Vernal: 28
Howe, Dave: 25, 59, 60
Hudson, Penny: 2, 21, 33, 42, 62, 63, 72
Hughes, Cleo Belle: 25
Hughes, Harold: 21
Hulse, Dorothy: 28, 42, 71
Hulse, Ed: 25
Hunter, Mina Jo: 28
Hurst. Jackie: 15. 42. 63, 72
Huseby, Brian: 28, 45, 57, 59
Hutchinson, Bill: 21
Ira, Marvel: 25
Irving, Ray: 15, 32
Ische, Gary: 25
Ische, Marlene: 28
Jackson, Dwight: 15
Jacobsen, Sylvia: 21, 63, 72
Jacobsen, Thor: 21
Jacobson. Kathryn: 28
Jacobson, Roberta: 2, 21, 44, 45
James, Carol: 28
Jensen, Beverly: 25
Joachims, Juanita: 28, 47
Johannesen, Judy: 21, 62. 72
Johnson, Andrea: 47
77Johnson, Christina: 28
Johnson, Clyde: 2, 15, 66
Johnson, David: 28, 57
Johnson, Dennis: 15
Johnson, Dennis C .: 32. 39
Johnson, Doris: 28, 44
Johnson. Gary: 25
Johnson, Norma: 25
Johnson, Norman: 25
Johnson, Patti: 25
Johnson, Richard: 25
Johnson, Roy: 28, 42, 59
Johnson, Sharon: 47
Johnson, Stanley: 67
Johnson, Steven: 25
Johnson, Terry: 57
Jones, Arthur 25. 42. 47
Jones, Donald 47
Jones, Doris: 21, 47
Jones, James: 45
Jones, Roy: 15. 36. 45, 47
Jones, Ruth: 2, 21, 44. 63, 72
Jonson, Ted: 28, 61
Jonson, Todd: 25, 42, 47
Jorgenson. Carolyn: 28
JUNIOR CLASS 2023
Jusenius, Ronald: 28. 67
Kask. Marjorie: 28. 42
Katen. David: 28. 36. 37. 48. 67. 72
Kauffman, Delores: 15
Kern, Marnee: 25, 44, 45, 63
Kemp, Gary: 25
Kemp. Lee: 25
Kennedy, George. 21
Kimball. Donna: 15. 47
Kinney, Carolyn: 15. 47, 66
Kinney, Cathryn: 15, 47, 66
Kirby. Liz: 2, 21. 42. 44. 49. 50. 66
Kirby, Robion: 2, 8, 9, 15, 72
Kissee, Eugene: 21
Kjolso. Larry: 25, 45. 59. 60. 67
Kjolso, Raymond: 25
Kjolso. Tom: 28, 59
Klein, Judy: 44
Kloppel, Gordon: 71
Kluthe, Pat: 15
Kosney. Judy: 15
Kramer, Pat 2, 21, 47, 63. 72
Kraushar, Rosemary: 28, 44, 45
Kronmeyer. Diane: 2, 21
Kvernenes, Helga: 28
LaBelle. Keith: 28. 57
Lacy. Jim: 25
Lambe, Sandra: 28
Lammers, Ramona: 21
Langabeer, Kent: 28, 67
Langland. Dan: 21, 32. 43. 48, 57, 61, 66
Langland, Virginia: 28, 42, 67, 71
Lantz, Herman: 15
Larson. Wesley: 25, 66
Lashua. Warren: 21. 43, 54, 55, 56, 61
Lashua. William: 16. 51. 54. 56. 60
Law. David; 16. 32, 61
Law, Lorraine: 21
Lawson, Faith 2, 8, 16, 49, 50, 72
Learner, Pat: 48, 61
Lee, Gary: 28. 61
Lewelien, Joanne: 29
Lewis, David: 16
Lewis, Dawn. 21, 42, 70
Lewis, Gloria: 2, 25. 67
Lewis. Herbert 25, 47, 59
Lewis, Sonya: 16, 38, 46, 62, 63
Lien, Ruth: 25. 72
LIMELIGHTERS 72
Lind, Jenny: 21, 47
Lindbloom, Linda: 28
Little. George: 16
Litz, Gary: 28
Lloyd, James: 22
Locke. Annette: 22. 63. 72
Locken, Herman: 28, 57, 67
Lohman, Larry: 28
Long, Larry: 16
Lowe, Camilla: 22, 62. 63, 68
Lowe. Milton 20, 22, 54, 56, 58. 68
Lozott, Mary: 16
Lozott, Suzanne: 28
Lynch, Marie: 28, 47
Mabry, Linda: 28
MacDonald, Ronnie: 28
Mack, Jack: 16, 43. 51, 60
MacLean, Christine: 2, 16, 48
MacPherson, Bill: 22. 42. 48, 55
HELLENTHAL'S
"Everything for the Modern Kitchen"
Everett. Woshington
JENSEN S DRAPERIES
Stock or Custom Mode
2629 Colby. Everett — BA. 61 16
GEBERT’S FINE FOOTWEAR
Hollywood Shooters — Red Cross Shoes
2727 Colby Ave.. Everett, Wash.
EDMONDS DIESEL DELIVERY
Louie B. May
5th Main. Edmonds
EDMONDS TEN-CENT STORE
School Supplies
Condy — Gum — Novelties
MILADY’S BEAUTY SHOPPE
"For Thot Professional Look"
Fifth Street — Phone: Edmonds 384
ENGEL S RADIO TELEVISION
Main Street. Edmonds
TRAFTON FURNITURE
"Congratulations Seniors"
Edmonds. Washington
THE GRILL
Main Street
Mel and Glodys Tuson
EDMONDS REALTY
Dwight C. Johnson
109 Fifth
CROW HARDWARE
Bill and Dove
Phone: 561 — Edmonds. Wash.
J C. PENNEY
Everett. Washington
FRANK FREESE POST NO. 66
AMERICAN LEGION
Congratulations ond Best Wishes
To Graduating Seniors
ECH’S BURNER OIL SALES
Lynnwood
Alderwood 221 I
MOBY DICK
The Best of Foods
Lynnwood, Woshington
HEAD S GAS LUBRICATION
Groceries — Borber Shop — Cabins
225th S.. Highway 99. Edmonds
CALIFORNIA CHINA CO.
Open Every Day, 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Visitors Welcome
ALDERCREST NURSING HOME
Seattle Heights
Edmonds 3933
HICKEY LUMBER COMPANY
Quality Materials
Lynnwood — Edmonds 6244
ROBERT A. JOHNSON. AGENCY
Reol Estote Insurance
Alderwood 3483 — Lynnwood
FRENCHY’S BARBER SHOP
Our Compliments
Main Street
BROWNIE S CAFE
I 14 4th Ave.
Edmonds 4994
78
Madden. Sue: 28
Majestic, Jerry: 22
Majestic, Tommy: 28
MAKE UP CLUB 67
Maki, Janel 25, 48
Maloy, Danny: 16
Manchester, Charlene: 2, 25. 42
Marcinkiewicz, Patricia: 28
Marcinkiewicz, Tom: 22, 36, 72
Marcy. Diana. 25
Marks, Linnie: 2, 22. 63
Marlin. Mike: 2, 24, 25. 59
Marlow. Don: 22
Marsh, Gloria: 28, 47
Marsh, Rosalie: 22
Marshall, Orlene: 16
Marson, Dick: 16
Marson. Don: 47. 66
Marson. Donna: 22
Marzulla, Alice: 25
Matheson, Donna: 22
Mafhieson, Lloyd: 22
Mathis. Mary Alice: 25
Matson, Judy: 25
Matthewson, Jerry: 16, 32
Matuska, John: 25
May. Richard: 28. 45
Mayovsky, Joanne: 25
McAdams, Julie: 25, 66
McAllister, Gary: 28. 57, 59
McAnulty, John: 2, 9, 22, 45. 48, 54, 58. 60, 68
McCabe. Larry: 16. 42. 43, 48, 58. 61
McCall, George: 28
McCollum, Martha: 22
McCorkle, Mary: 16
McCorkle, Roger: 22
McDowell, Doris: 22
McFarland, Teresa: 22
McGunnigle, Pat: 16
McIntosh, Dale. 22
McKean. Richard: 25, 45
McKeever, Harley: 42, 57
McKenzie, Allen: 47
McLaughlin, Myrtle: 25
McMaster. Willis: 22
McReynolds, Doreen: 2, 25, 62, 63. 72
Medley. Henry: 22
Menninga, Bob: 22
Mercereau, Carol: 42, 47
Meyers, Mary: 22, 66
Meyring, Gretchen: 25
Middleton, Mary 2, 9. 22, 33, 35, 49, 62, 63, 72
Miller, Clyde: 28
Miller, Dale: 22
Miller. Donald: 28
Miller, Jessalyn: 16, 62, 63
Miller, Judy: 22
Miller, Vern: 28
Mills, Edwin: 25
Mills, Eloise: 22
Missler, Joanna: 22, 32, 36. 48, 63. 72
Missler, Judy: 28
Mitchell, Marjorie: 2, 23, 66
Moehlenpah, Nancy: 2, 16, 44, 45
Moen, Paul: 25
Monken. George: 28, 45, 47. 61
Monken. Margaret: 47
Moore, David: 25, 57, 59
Moreland. Nola: 28
Morgan. Allen: 28, 57, 59
Morgan. Bob: 22
Morman. Margaret: 22. 48
Morse, Diana: 22
Morse. Roberta: 22
Moses, Ellen: 2, 16. 36. 37. 38. 48. 51. 62. 63, 72
Mouldey. Pat: 2. 24. 25, 68
Mudge, Mia: 28, 72
Mulanax, Lelia Belle: 28
Murdock. David. 25, 60
Murry, Richard: 25
Narveson, Phillip: 16
Nason, Juanita: 25
Nelson. Beatrice: 22, 47
Nelson, Blair: 2, 8. 9, 17, 48. 58
Nelson, Darlene: 28, 47
Nelson, Marlys: 28
Nelson. Steve: 28. 45. 57, 59
Ness, Robert: 28, 42. 59
Newell, Mary Anne: 17
Noah, Eleanor 2, 9. 17, 36, 62, 63, 72
Nopson, Erna: 2, 17, 46, 50, 63
Nopson, Rodney: 28. 42. 57, 59, 61
Norman, John: 25
Nye, Brenda: 25, 44
Oakland. Merlin: 25Oakland, Shirley: 22, 47
O'Connor, Ruth: 25
O'Donnell, Barry: 47
Offer, Dwight: 2, 22, 66
Ohlen, Mary: 17
O'Kinsella, Shaun: 17
Olsen, Jackie: 25
Olsen, Lee: 17, 47. 60
Olson. Donna: 25. 66
Olson, Karen: 28, 47
Olson, Pat: 17. 47
Olson, Robert: 28
Olson, Ward: 17
Olstad. Eloise: 17
O'Neill, Geraldine: 25
O'Neill, Glynn: 22. 60
Opel. Phyllis: 28
ORCHESTRA: 44
Orr, Charles: 2. 25. 57, 59, 60
Orr, James: 22, 44, 57, 60
O'Sell, Connie: 28
Osier, Dennis: 25
Overturf, Gerald: 25
Owen, Doris: 28
Owen, Jolene: 25, 72
Palmer, Ronnie: 17, 36. 72
Palo, Jack: 28
Parker, Ronald: 25, 45
Parks, Janice: 22
Parmeter, Gene: 17. 34, 38, 47, 55, 56, 58
Payne, Linda: 28, 42
Pearce, Buren: 2, 22, 48
PEN CLUB: 67
PEP CLUB: 72
Petera, Burdelle 25
Peters, Susan: 26
Peterson, Janet: 2, 17, 62, 63, 72
Peterson, Jay: 17
Peterson, JoAnn: 26, 72
Peterson, Kenneth: 22
Peterson, Luella: 2, 22, 72
Pettersen, Alex: 22
Phillips, Barbara: 26, 43, 45, 70
Phillips, Jane: 2, 26, 63
Phillips. Jack: 17. 43, 51, 59, 60
Phillips, Linda: 26. 44
Phillips, Tracy: 17, 61
PHOTO CLUB: 66
Pickett, Madeline: 28, 42
Pilgrim, Allen: 2. 9. 17. 49
Pitts, Joan: 26
Pittsenbarger, Richard: 28
PLAYS: 36, 37
Polzin, Glen: 67
Porritt, Ian: 17
Poulsen, Gary: 26
Price, Dardin: 28
Price, Howard: 17, 44, 45
Priest. Anita: 17, 47
Priest. Vivian: 26
Proctor, Roberta: 26
Proudfoot, Wayne: 29, 45
Proue, LaDean: 2, 12, 17, 38, 67, 72
QUILL SCROLL: 8
RADIO CLUB: 66
Ralston, Martha: 29, 47
Rasmussen, Joanne: 18, 42, 67, 72
Reid, Carolyn: 29
Remington, Roland: 26
Reynolds, Shirley: 22, 47
Reynolds, Suxie: 2. 26, 34, 36. 46, 47. 49
Richards, Craig: 45
Richardson, Danny: 29, 44, 45, 48, 57, 59, 61
Richardson, Ronald: 22, 44, 45, 49, 66
Richmyer, Janet: 26
Riddle. Billy: 29, 57, 61
Riddle. Shirley: 26
Riggas, Paul: 22. 57
Riggas, Veronica: 29
Robbins, Dale: 26
Roberts, Duanne: 29, 45
Robertson, Mary: 26, 47
Robinson, Eugene: 22
Robinson. Harry: 2, 9. 22, 32. 43, 48. 55. 60
Robinson, Lillian: 18
Robinson, Richard: 8, 12, 18, 32, 43, 48, 54,
Rodibaugh, Doris: 29
Roe, Peter: 2, 9, 22. 48
Rogers, Henry: 26, 42, 60
Rosholt, Marlene: 2, 18, 44, 45
Ross, Beverly: 29
Ross. Ronald: 18. 32, 61, 67
Rosso, Diana: 22, 62, 63, 70, 72
Rousseau, Karen: 29
Rowalt, Carole: 2, 8, 18. 42, 43, 50. 67, 72
Rowen, Tom: 18, 61
Rowse, Mary: 2, 26
Ruosch, Carolyn: 29, 44
Rupert, Marianne: 26
Rushton, William: 18
Rutan, Paul: 18, 51
Ruth, Joan: 22
Ryan, Pat: 29
Saimons, Ray: 45
Sandborn, Theresa: 26, 44
Sanders, Deanne: 26
Sankey, Stanley: 2, 18
Savage, Glenda: 29
Schatz, Mary Jane: 26, 39, 46, 47, 63, 72
Schroeder, Nona: 2, 9, 18, 42. 43, 67, 72
Schroeder, Sharon: 2, 26, 72
Schulte, Myrna: 29
Schwehm, Alan: 26
Scorgie, Dorothy: 22
Scott, Beth: 29. 71
Scott, Bonnie: 22
Scott, Frank: 45, 47
Sellers. Walter: 2, 26, 57, 59. 60
SENIOR CLASS: 12-19
Setchfield, Diane: 29
Shannon, Paul: 29
Shannon, Pauline: 29
Shaw, Sandra: 26
Shaw, William: 23
Shelton, Larry: 26
Sherman, Bill: 29. 45
Sherman, Shirley: 26
Shipman. Geraldine: 26
Shipman, James: 23, 43, 57, 60
Shoblad, Rich: 47
Siburg, Donna: 29
Siburg. Helen: 23, 47
Sidles, Clyde: 39, 57, 61
Siefert, Robert: 26, 61
Siegel, Laura: 47
Simas, Richard: 29
Simonson, Bill: 23, 70
Simpson, Nancy: 26
Sims, Geraldine: 29, 71
Sims. Larry: 26
Skaar, Joan: 23
Smith, Dennis: 23
Smith, Leanne: 26
Smith, Reinette: 29
Smith, Robert: 29
Smith, Roger: 18
Smith, Roger H.: 26, 59
Smith, Sharon: 29, 47
Smith, Terry: 47
Smith, Tommy: 2, 23, 32, 44
Smothermon, Kelly: 60
Soderberg, Annette: 29, 47
Solver, Lawrence: 29, 57, 61
SONGLEADERS 46
SOPHOMORE CLASS: 24-26
Sorensen, Lorraine: 2, 26, 48
Sorensen, Robin: 29, 48
Sorensen, Sharon: 26
Speck, Jon: 2, 23, 44
Spicer, Shirley: 26
STAGE CREW: 66
Stainer, Kenneth: 26, 60
Standish, John: 26
Stanford, Jill: 29
Stanton, Wayne: 23
Starkenburg, Delbert: 27, 29, 57, 59, 61
Stathos, Andre: 18, 38, 55
Stebbins, Kent: 29
Stein, William: 23, 43
Steltner, Helen: 29
Stensen, Olga. 29
Stephens, Patty: 26
Stevens, Celeste: 29
Stevens, Nina: 26, 36, 37, 72
Stewart, Neal: 29
Stewart, Sally: 18
Stockman, Ronnie: 2, 18
Stokes, Kenneth: 29
Stoner, Gary: 23, 61
Stoopes, Robert: 26
Stout, Penny: 26, 49, 50, 63. 72
56,61,67,68 Stribling. Donald: 29
Stutz, Jim: 26, 57, 61
Stutz, Ronald: 2, 9, 20, 23, 42, 61
Suit. Betty: 26. 47
SUNSHINE: 39
Swanson, Adrian: 23
Swanson, Frank: 2, 9, 18, 70
Swanson, Jeanette: 2, 23, 72
Swanson, Raymond: 2, 9, 18
Sweet. Carol: 26
Sweet, Janice: 26
Swenson, Gerald: 18
Swinford, Charles: 29, 45
Sylvia, JoAnne: 26
Symmes, Emma: 23
Tarter, Jack: 26
TENNIS: 61
Tepfer. Rosie: 23. 47, 63
THESPIANS: (See LIMELIGHTERS)
Thomas, Jay: 26
Thompson, Gail: 29
Thompson, Garry. 29
Thompson. Jack: 2, 18. 42, 45
Thompson, Patricia: 26
Thompson, Richard: 2, 26, 47
Thompson, Sandra: 2, 18, 63, 72
Thompson, Shirley: 26, 45. 66
Thomson, Jan: 23
TICKET COMMITTEE: 43
Timmerman, Jerry: 26
Todd, Joyce: 29
TOP TEN: 8. 9
TORCH HONOR SOCIETY: 2
Tourtellot, Judy: 26, 46, 47
TRACK: 61
Train. Agda Lee: 18. 51, 62, 63
Truax, Elizabeth: 26
Tucker, Dorothy: 27. 29. 44. 45. 48
Tusty, Charles: 23. 47
TWIRLERS: 46
Ullery. Rodney: 29, 67
Valeson, Mary Ann: 23
Vallen, Dolores: 2, 19. 44. 45,46
Vallen, Vicki: 26, 45, 46
Vanderhoef, Larry: 23, 57
Van Dyke, Virginia: 2, 19, 42, 43, 63
Van Nieuwenhuise. Zoe: 19. 42, 43, 62, 63, 70
Van Nortwick. Betty: 19
Van Nortwick, Sally: 23
Van Parys, Roger: 29
Varney, Delton: 23, 36. 44. 72
Vaugeois, Evelyn: 2, 19, 42
Vaugeois, Frederique: 26, 45, 67
Vaughn, Bill: 19, 47
Vaughn, Delmar: 29
Vaughn, Shirley: 23, 45
Villager, Jowyn: 2, 23
VODVIL: 32, 33
Voerge, Jille: 26
Wailes, Richard: 2, 8, 9, 19, 34. 42, 58, 61
Walker. Beverly: 19
Walker, Bill: 26. 61
Walker. Ray: 29. 57
Wallem. Iva: 19. 63
Wallem, Ray: 29
Waller, Darlene: 51
Ward, Arthur: 19
Ward, Bonnie 47, 48
Ward, Larry: 23, 57 60
Ware, Brian: 19
Webb. David: 29
Webb. Wally: 19
Webber. Bill: 26, 45
Weber. Carl: 23
Weberling, Marsha: 23, 63
Weijanen, Mark: 23
Werlein, Dave: 23
Westenhofer, Alan: 29
Wheeler, Diane: 2, 26, 46
White. Eddie: 26, 59
White. Fritz: 19, 49. 51, 62, 63, 72
Whitman, Roberta: 29, 47
Whittig. Mona: 26
Wilkerson, Mary. 19
Wilkinson, Diane: 19, 42, 44
Williams, Clifford: 26, 61
Williams, Esther: 23
Williams. James: 29
Williams, JoAnne: 26
Williams, May: 26
Wilmart. James: 45
Wilson, Jimmy: 26
Wilson, Noreen: 19
Wilson, Rosemary: 29
Wilson. Roy: 29
Wilson, Ruby: 2, 9, 19. 42
Wilson, Sandra: 29, 42, 45
Wilson. Sharon: 20, 23, 35, 42. 50. 63, 66, 72
Winter, Janice: 23
Winter. Lorraine: 29
Winther, Harold: 19
79WIRELESS: 50, 51
Withers, Berber : 2, 44, 45, 66
Wohlfrom, Don: 24, 26, 42, 55
Wold, Gereldine: 26
Wooley, Don: 26, 57, 60
Worthington, Barrett: 29
Worthington, Steve: 19, 42, 61
Wrey, Merlene: 23, 47
Wright, Corlee: 26, 47
Wright, Steven: 29
Wyett, Dorothy: 19, 47
Wyett, Richard: 26
Yoechum. Bernie: 26, 59, 60
Yoechum, Earline: 19
Yost, Carolyn: 29
Youst, Willard: 29, 45
Zehrung, Daniel: 29
Zehrung. James: 26
Zingler, Richard: 26, 45, 61
Zinke, George: 23
Zinke, Sharon: 29, 47
EDMONDS DRY CLEANERS
422 Main— Phone: 172
We Take Better Care of Your Clothes
ART S BARBER SHOP
8:30 a.m, to 6:30 p.m. Closed Monday
EDMONDS GROCERY MARKET. INC.
Edmonds. Main Street
EDMONDS FLOWER SHOP
Eugene G. Stine
4th Main — Phone: 4722
BILL S RICHFIELD SERVICE
Friendly Service
Richmond Beach Wash. — R.B. 665
EDMONDS UPHOLSTERY
B. H. Bean
824 Fifth — Phone: 2666
EWING ELECTRIC
Westinghouse Appliances
31 7 Main — 1814 Edmonds
EDMONDS A.G. STORE
(Foimerly Shurfine)
Claude Savage — Ernie Vollon
LYNNWOOD CABINET SHOP
Millwork of All Kinds
Phone: Edmonds 662 — Lynnwood. Wash.
ROSE S CAFE
A Good Place to Dine on 99
Lynnwood
MARIE'S FLORAL SHOP
Best Wishes and Congratulations
Class of 54
LYNNWOOD FURNITURE
(And You’ll Be Glad You Come)
Alderwood 4090
THE BARN
Full of Bargains
Lynrwood. Highway 99
JOANNE ORR ACCORDION STUDIO
Rental. Sales. Guitar
Phone: Alderwood 3772
JOHNSON HOME CONSTRUCTION CO.
Phone: Alderwood 24 79
EDMONDS LUMBER CO.
Buz and Nels
Phone 814
WASHINGTON BREEDERS HATCHERY
"Chicks With a Future"
Norman Collins. Owner — Alderwood Man
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
MANY THANKS GO TO:
Carol Clouston ... for her assistance to our art editor.
Penny Hudson and Pat Mouldey ... for helping our index editor.
Christine Maclean ... for writing the copy for the section pages.
Ralston Studios . . . our official photographers.
Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Mr. Don Saunders, Mr. Elmer Doty, Photo Club, the Seattle
Post-Intelligencer, the Seattle Times, and the Edmonds Tribune-Review ... for
additional photography.
Lowman Hanford Co. . . . the publishers of this book.
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