EDMONDS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
EDMONDS, WASHINGTON
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Produchon Manager Rene Smnfh
Buslness Manager Sherry Sml'H1
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Sept. 28 A 'flaw xc rea? Erin' nd In
Oct. 5 we-11 n" IGMP
Captain Hillis won the toss and elected to receive. . .
ve 'Vu 1-"fi-i -i-'I "': 2 ' in and zzayoncrs I'a5I'ed d,Vn'z "ff ING' days CI vice 'n the ncrnna5Iy pIacId
'1 CI C F7 'env ana Staffs, K, I-Iere for 'ne Ilr ' "ne 5"a'I nornbow of News boys and qIrI5 were enIerInq
-'Ve ' I s...CffS PAVOR IKE, 3-I ,,. 'n MQ Lrorfo wLerf' ahah 5,000 atI1IeIes are qathered
"' 'rc I 'fe O ,MC ad yTL.CC'f'T6I6SIIF1fQ 'na' "'ef'a'Iona' I'e"eds and tension are attracting
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Clap your hands
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We'Ue got a team
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WILL ARMY ALLOW ELVIS TO KEEP SIDEBURNS?
"If I want to hear from you. Steverino, 1,11 rattle your cage."
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Joy to the world, the Lord has come . . .
The bifler lasle cl warfrime auslerily is baclc in Europe. The loss ol oil from lhe Middle Easl is sfrilrinq al lhe hear? of
Europes qrealesf boom . , . "Mom, lhe senior play was iusf qrealp I qol oul of hisfory, French, and bioloqy" . . .
ELGIN BAYLOR BOOMED FOR ALL-AMERICAN
C.E.E.B. Iesfs al lhe Uniyersily of Washinqlon ...' 'I mus? decline lo answer because This comrnilfee Iaclcs iurisdic-
lion or aurhorily under arlicles I, 2, and 3 of The Conslifuliong and iurlher because my riqhls and privileges qranfed by
lhe Consriruiion as supple-menled by The Fourlh and Fiflh amendemenls are violaledf' Ihe feamsfer official said
in refusing To lell Senale raclmer probers whelher he misapproprialed 3322.000 in union funds . ..
Winstons taste good, like a cigarette should . .
"Will lhis counr on our final qrade?"
NEGROES MOVE UP FRONT IN SOME OF SOUTH'S BUSES
I-'Ie pu? on his lyy League cap and his car coal, racked his pipes, and blasled off . . . "Meanwhile, back in fhe sfafes" . ..
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Dec, I First basketball game. Anacorfes won.
Dec. 4 Oklahoma zelecled by sporfswrifers and crcadcasfers as besl Ieam in colleqe loofball
Dec. 7 Leffermen dezide ?o Near lelferrnen faclreh iwsfead of Ieflermen swealers.
Dec, IO The mo'ien piclure induslry revised and relaxed il: code of morals and laboos for
rhe lirsf fime since lhe code was adopied in I930.
Dec. 2I Choir records sound 'rrack lor Chrislmas lim slrip.
Dec, 22 Mickey Mantle named male alhleie of rhe year.
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Jan. I, I957 The Rose Ecf-'I parade :n :Q fr on .4 9153: - C'GQ:n S'a'e IQ
Jan. 4 I-Ikls re-eleyed ASE p'Gi'3e" lo' iizcnd :e"'e5Ye'.
Feb. 22 Iearnref :I',:'a: e:z-se: 5' or:'n:'rJ snbal Monzpoly In Penland, Oregon
Mar.
I Sheen' czoy apprze: es: t 2 arrercfrer' 'A 're HS: itna' 'L."1',
Mar. 7 Vodyfl , . .a FJS,ChEa7r's'g c5fY:e se' fc r'w-:f:. "l,':ra:Irer S '
Mar. I5 Eorncnds s'.den': e H. uc c",' parl. as 'heT' anne good oflzenship prolecf.
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Day de lzght and I wanna go home
How can you STAND Lawrence WeIlr7
How can you sland Pal Boone7
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Round Ihe World In 80 Days
Rafed Top Pncfure
The Arnerlcan qoyernmenf Frnday broadcasl offers of unirmnied ransom for Ihe relurn of Mrs Anxfa Carroll of Issaquah
Wash Iudnapped In soulheasl Iran by a bands? gang whlch kllled her husband and fhree olhers Safurday
I hope Ihvs as nof a muslalre because I won I qlye :I back lor anylhnnq In Ihe world sand Brynner
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Love me tender
Love me sweet
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Work on fhe new hugh school al I-lolmes Corner has been somewhal delayed
We have no way of lcnowxnq al T7 s llm whelher Ihe school wall be ready
lor occupancy by nex1'Sep1ember
we wzll love thee Edmonds Hzgh School
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. 20 Newiy-e eve: Gc.efr'r :egg ri le.: Q-Tre' ,.'.e, ': defer' 'he Icca' I
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Carolyn Reid - Wayne Proudfoof Dale WiHe - Brian Bailey Mary Jo Hanley - Dave Kaien
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Doris Johnson - Danny Richardson :J
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Sieadiesf Couple Mos? Easily Embarrassed Mos? Misclwievous
Doroflwy Tucker Al Morqan Sue Madden Dave Johnson Arf DeVos - Judy Missler
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Outstanding Seniors Spark Class of '57
Besl Figure and
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Darrell Harrison
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Mary Alice Brown - Paul Clemenf
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Prelfiesl' Eyes Besl-loolzing Prelliesf Hair
Judy Muller - Keifh LaBelle Rodney Nopson - Lillian Boe Helga Kvernenes - Roy Cloflwier
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Jerry Hillis - Susie
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RICHARD ROWE HAROLD SlLVERNAlL JOHN PORTER
Vuce Prmcupal Superunfendonf Assusfani Suponnfondonf
The admunuslrafors of Edmonds Hugh School +ry fo see ihaf sfudenfs are well prepared fo
lead responsuble luves affer gradualuon Mr Hell pruncupal sfafed We fry fo mee? fhe
sludenfs needs whefher they re goung from here fo college or clureclly un'ro a vocafuon
Nearly 50 per cen+ of mos? qraduahng classes do however go on fo college The Edmonds Tru
bune Revuew reporfed un May of i956 Thus luffle school manages fo snag a surprusung number
of scholarshups +o +op unuversuhes To accounf for rhe accepfance whuch Edmonds Hugh
School graduales fund un lhe naluon s besl colleges and unuversulues you have lo go beyond
'rhe school spuruf and fake a look ai whaf lhe school lufe ufself offers and :fs curruculum
Thus larger v ew us 'rhe concern of fhe admunusfraluon af Edmonds l-luqh School
EDWARD ALIVERTI
Chorus Band
HALLIE B ANDERSON
I N Lubrary
ROBERT ANDERSON
Band Orchesira
LUCILLE BALCH
Language Arh
HELEN BEAVER
Language Arfs
BARBARA CHAMBERLAND
Spanush Lahn
GERALD CLAY
Algebra Sfudy Hell
PAULINE COTA
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HORACE PROPST JAMES ROTHNIE GEORGE SELVIDGE
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GORDON SCRIBNER
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David Anno
"Dave"
Chorus3 4
Hobby: Fishing
Transler: Missouri
Noel Barlament
Donna Berg
F. T. A. 3, 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3
Candy Sales 4
Chorus I, 2
F. H. A. I, 2
Pen Pal 2, 3, 4
Ski Club 2, 3
Ticket Comm, 4
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Assembly Comm, 2,3
Vodyil 2
Hobby: Skiing
Ambition: Teacher
Lillian Boa
"Bodidily"
Bd. Control 4
Pep 2, 3, 4
Sec. 3
Letterwomen 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Assembly Comm. 4
Hobby: Swimming
Ambition: Beautici
Mary Alice Brown
Torch 3, 4
Bearer 3, 4
Bd. Control 4
Girls' Club
Cab. 3, 4
Girls' State 4
Vodvil 3
Debate 3, 4
Echo 4
Copy Ed. 4
F, T. A, 3
Ticket Comm. 4
Seminar 4
Tri-Hi-Y 4
Quill B Scroll 4
Transfer: Calif. 2
Arthyr Calleson
"Art"
Bd. Control 4
Track 3, 4
Intramurals 4
Hobby: Science
Ambition: To be a
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Transfer: Nebraska
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Deanne Axelson
"Diego"
Torch 2
Bd. Control l
Chorus 3, 4
Hobby: Hot-rodding
David Bates
"Dave"
Sr, Class Veep 4
Bd. Control 3, 4
A. P. C. 4
Lettermen 4
Football 3, 4
Track 3
Seminar 4
Hi-Y 4
Transfer: Roosevelt 3
Carol Bergerson
"Bergi6"
Pep Club 3, 4
Vodvil 3
F. H. A. I
F. T. A. 4
Ski Club 2, 3, 4
Letterwomen 3, 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Pat Bond
"Pat"
Canteen l, 2, 3, 4
Peg Buckmaster
"Tex"
Girls' Club Cab. 4
Vodvil 3
Tolo Comm. Chm, 4
Prom. Comm. Chm. 3
Ball Comm. Chm. 4
Wireless 4
Chorus 3, 4
Nonette 3
Ski Club 4
Assembly Comm, 4
Tri-Hi-Y 3
Sec, 4
Transfer: Texas 2
Jack Carlson
Bd. Control I
Paddle Squad l
Brian Bailey
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control 3
Wireless 3
Sports Editor 3
All-Coast Press
Cont. 3
Lettermen 3, 4
Baseball I, 2,3
Basketball 2, 3,
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Jim Bauer
Letterman 4
Track I, 2
Baseball 3, 4
Bob Billington
Bd. Control 4
Bengals 4
Plays 4
Wireless 4
Chorus 4
Limeliqhters 4
F, T. A. 3, 4
A. P. C. 3, 4
Ski Club 3, 4
Stage Crew 2
Track 3, 4
Baseball I
Transfer: Ballard I
Robert Border
"Bob"
Bengals 4
Boys' Club Cab. 4
Paddle Squad 3
Hall Patrol 3, 4
Hi-Y 3, 4
Hobby: Woodworking
Ambition: To travel
to Europe
Wayne Burdott
Boys' Club Veep 3
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control 4
Bengals 3, 4
Hall Patrol 4
Letterman 3, 4
Football I, 2, 3, 4
Baseball I, 2,3
Basketball I, 2, 3
Hi-Y 3, 4
Ambition: Going into
Navy
Patricia Caryl
"Pat"
Chorus 3, 4
Girls' Glee I, 2
Vodyil l, 2, 3
Ambition: To be an
old maid
Bruce Bailey
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4, Pres. 4
Bd. Control I, 2
Boys' Club Cab. l, 3
Echo 4
Sborts Editor 4
Wireless 3
Sports Editor 3
Associate Editor 3
Press Book Editor 3
Press Corl, 3
A, P. C. 3
Lettermen 3, 4
Basketball I
Tennis 3, 4
I-li-Y 4
Burnell Bauman
"Buz"
A. S. B. Veep 4
Bd. Control 4
Bengals 2, 3, 4
Pres. 4
Cherry Pie Contest 4
Paddle Souad I
Hall Patrol 3, 4
Lettermen 3, 4
Veep 4
Football 2, 3, 4
Track Z, 3, 4
Betty Black
"Bet"
Ambition: Nurse
Rollin Border
Hobby: Cars and
woodworking
Ambition: Cars and
cabinet making
Larry Burtitt
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control I
Boys' Club Cab. 3, 4
Echo 4
Picture Ed. 4
Photo Club l
Track 2
Seminar 4
Art Awards 3
Hobby: Art
Ambition: To go
to college
Liz Ca usey
Margin Bakoticll
Bev Berg
Torch 2. 3 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control 4
Girls' Club
Cab, I, 3
PeD Club 3
Echo 4
Driftwood Assist.
Ed. 3
Art Awards 2, 3
Robert S. Blevens
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Chorus 2
Stage Crew 2
Hobby: Stamps and '
Oddities
Transfer: Los Angeles 3
Kathryn Boshart
"Kathy"
Chorus I, 2 ,3, 4
Hobby: Singing
Ambition: Secretary
Ronny Burke
"Remy"
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Band I, 2, 3, 4
Ski Club 2, 3, 4
Cheerleader3
Hobby: Skiing
Sally Cloavaland
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Sandee Wilson
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Secrelary Treasurer
Paul Clement
"Caesar"
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control 4
Boys' Club Cab. 2, 3
Wireless 4
Debate 3
W. S. C, Youth Con.
Lettermen 4
Football I, 2, 4
Track I, 2
Assembly Comr, 3, 4
Seminar 4
Hi-Y 3, 4
Chaplain 4
Hobby: Peocle
Pat Connot
"Proiect"
Torch 4
Vodvil 2, 3
Wireless3
Feature Editor3
Chorus 3, 4
Girls' Glee I, 2
F, H. A. I, 2
Letterwomen 3, 4
Hobby: Goofin' off
Ambition: Make a
million
Joanne Davis
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Vodvil
Chorus
Nonette
Ambition: Go Out
With Elvis
Mike Dickey
Intramurals 3, 4
Hobby: Cars, Fishing
Ambition: To have lots
of money
Esther Downing
Torcn 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Orchestra l, 2 3 4
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F. T, A. 3 4
Pen Pal Club 2, 3
Costume Club 2, 3, 4
Tri-HieY2
Carin Fgnton
"Shorty"
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Girls' Club Cab. 4
Candy Sales Girl 2, 3
Vodvil 2, 3
Echo 2, 3, 4
Album Ed, 4
Ouill Xi Scroll 4
Treas. 4
Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4
Ticket Comm, 3, 4
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4
Sec.-Treas. 4
Manager 4
Linda Clsmmons
Carol Cooper
Bd. Control 2 3
Vodvil 2, 3
Plays 3, 4
Chorus 2
Limelighters 3, 4
Veeo 4
Pen Pal Club 4
Stage Crew3
Make-up Club 2, 3,
Veeo 3, Sec.eTrea
Ambition: Teacher
Transfer: Renton 2
Cena Deason
Torch 3, 4
Girls' Club Cab, 4
Pub. Chr. Tolo 4
Echo3
Stage Crew I
Sherrie Diebag
Torch 4
Vodvil 3, 4
Chorus 3, 4
Transfer: Everett 3
Annette Dressler
Sharon Forsg ren
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd, Control I
Tri-Hi-Y 2
Hobby: Horses
Ambition: To play
the guitar like
Chet Atkins
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Roy Clothier
Bd. Cof1trol2
Bengals 2 3, 4
Ski Club 3, 4
Hall Patrol 3, 4
Tennis l, 2
Hobby: Skiing
Ambition: Ski at
Sun Valley
Barb Crossman
"Barb"
Vodvil3
Wireless!
Crorus3
Football Program
Comm, 3
Makeruo C'uo2 3
Art DeVos
"Arturo"
Plays 2
Vodvil3
Limeliqhters 3, 4
Football l, 2,3
Hi-Y 3, 4
Transfer: Woodland
Park
Jane Dieu
Hobby: Talking
Ambition: To go crazy
with Judie
Transfer: West Seattle 4
Torun Ekenes
F. H. A. I
Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4
Letterwomen 3, 4
Tri-Hi Y 2, 3, 4
Ambition' Dental A5St.
Eugene Foster
'Gene'
Bd. Control 4
Band l 2 3, 4
Photo Club 3, 4
PreS. 4
Ski Club 4
Hobby: Fishi-g a'd
reading
Ambition: Tobecome
a C.P.A.
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Radio Club l, 2
Hobby: Amateur Radio
and Flying
Arnbition:Electrie51
Engineer
Dick Curry
Class Otticer Z, 3
Torch 3, 4
Bd. Control 3, 4
Boys' Club Cab, I, Z
Debate 3
Wireless 3, 4
EditOr 4
Ouill 8 Scroll 4
Leaders Conf. 3
AlleCoast Press
Conf, 3, 4
Letlermen 3, 4
Basketball l, 2, 3, 4
Football I, 2, 4
Baseball I, 2, 3, 4
Hi-Y 3, 4
Sr. Picnic Chm. 4
Loren DeWald
Hobby: Boat Building
Norma Jean Doty
Girls' Club Cab. 3
All-Stare Crrarus3
Chorus 2, 3, 4
Pres. 3
All-N.W. Chorus 4
Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4
Double Mixed Octet 3, 4
Plays 3, 4
Band l, 2
F. T. A. 4
Makeeup Club 4
Pep Band 2
Hobby: Sinqinq
Vodvil 2, 4
Ambition: Travel
'round the world
Dick Engels
"Dickie"
Class Officer 3, 4
Torch Otficer3
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control 2
Benqals 3, 4
Boys' State3
Echo3
Driftwood 2
Paddle Squad 4
Hall Patrol 4
Lettermen 3, 4
Football l, 2, 3
Basketball I, 2 '
Hobby: Model Building
Ambition: College Grad
Gerrie Foxley
"Eoxie"
Girls' Club Cab. 3
Vodvil3
Pep Club 2, 3
Chorui 3, 4
Tri-Hi-Y I
Girls' Glee 3,-4
Hobby: Danc rq
Ambition: To Get
married
Betty Conn
"Bets"
Sharon Darlington
"Sherry"
Vodvil 3
Cl'oruS 3, 4
Stage Crew 3
Ambition: Theater
Arts at U.C.L.A.
Ada Jeanne Dick
A, S. B. Treasurer 3, 4
Torch 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control l, 2, 3, 4
Vodvil 3, 4
Peo Club 2, 3, 4
Veeo 4
Leaders Conference 3
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4
5th Award 4
Manager 3, 4
Tri'Hi-Y 3
Veep 3
Hobby: Sewing
Ambition: To do good
Jane Dougherty
"Pancho"
Vodvil 3, 4
Band 3, 4
Orchestra 3
Ski Club3
Pep Band 3, 4
Ambition: Hook my guy
good ar-d go to co lege
Trarsfer: Lincoln 3
Bruce Evans
"Booty"
Torch 4
BG. Control 4
Boys' Club Cab. 4
Vcdvil 4
Wireless 3, 4
Sports Ed. 4
Letterrnen 4
Baseball 2, 3, 4
Basketball 2, 3, 4
Hobby: Marbles
Ambition' To make
Harlem Globetrotters
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"Freddie"
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May Oueen Att. 2
Student Director 4
Pep Club 3
Limeliqhters 4
Leaders Conf. 3
F. H. A. I, 2
Football Prog. 2, 3
Ticket Comm. 2, 3
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4
Assembly Comm. 3, 4
Tri-Hi-Y 3
Songleader 4
Hobby: Art
Ambition: Airline
Hostess
Carole Grant
"Toots"
Bd. Control 2
Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Orchestra Cont. l, 2, 3,
F. H. A. I
Ski Club 2
Hobby: Dancing
Ambition: Get married
Mary Jo Hanley
"Han"
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Orchestra I, 2, 3
Veen 3
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Dance Comm. Chm, 3
Pep Club 2
Chorus I, 4
Nonette 4
Solo 8: Ensemble 2, 3, 4
Leaders' Conf. 3
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4
Manager 2, 3
Assembly Comm. 3, 4
Cheerleader 3, 4
Mary Harrison
Phyllis Henning
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Girls' Club Cab. 2
Vodvil 3, 4
Pep Club 3, 4
Echo 4
Wireless 4
Editor 4
Driftwood Ed. 4
Football Prog. 2, 3
Ticket Comm, 4
Letterwomen 4
Assembly Comm. 4
Tri-Hz-Y 3, 4
All-Coast Press
Conference 4
Quill G Scroll 4
Virqiriia Hiscox
"Gin"
Torch 4
Bd. Control 4
Vodvil 4
Pep Club 3, 4
F, H. A. l
Pen Pal Club 2,3
Hpbby: Everett
Ambition: Private
Secretary
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Sherry Gamble
Pep Club 2, 3
Tri-Hi-Y I
Hobby: Swimming
Ambition: To go to the
East Coast with
Stan Johr-son
Elinor Gray
Girls' Club Cab. 4
Make-up Club 2, 3
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Ambition: Travel
Margaret Hall
Transfer: Yakima
Senior High 4
Marcia Hatcher
Vodvil I
Girls' Glee I
Janice Hicox
"Reno"
Chorus 3, 4
Band I, 2
Hobby: Hot-rodding
Ambition: Texas
or bust!
Janice Hoffman
"Jan"
Torch 3, 4
Plays 2
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Chorus I, 2, 3, 4
Nonette 2, 4
Limelighters 2, 3, 4
F. H. A. I
Twirlers l, 2
Ambition: Get married
Sharon Lea Garland
Girls' Club Cab. I, 2
F. H. A. I, 2
Ticket Comm. I
Twirlers l
Ambition: Airline
Hostess
Dave Goodwin
Class Pres. I, 4
Torch l, 2, 3, 4
Bearer 3, 4
Officer 3
Bd. Control I, 2, 3, 4
Bengals 3, 4
Sec. 4
Boys' State 3
Leaders' Cont, 2
Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4
Pres. 4
Lettermen 3, 4
Football 3, 4
Hi-Y 3, 4
Pres. 4
Hobby: Skiing
Eddie Haller
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Vodvil l, 2
Boys' Glee I
F. F. A. I ,2, 3
Football I, 2
Track I, 2
Hobby: Cars
Ambition: Get rich
Carol Hansen
Torch 4
Bd. Control 4
Letterwomen 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Good Grooming
Contest Winner 3
John Hill
Radio Club I, 2
Veep I
Treasurer 2
Hobby: Amateur Radio
and Flying
Ambition: To be an
Electronics Engineer
Vernal Hove
"Vern"
Boys' Club Cab. 3, 4
Bengals 3, 4
F. F. A. I, 2, 3
A. P, C. 4
Lettermen 3, 4
Football 3, 4
Manager 2, 3, 4
Intramural Award 4
Hi-Y 4
Hobby: Working
on cars
Ambition: Be in field
ot electronics
Jack Gilreath
"Frenchie"
Plays 2, 3, 4
Vodvil3
Limelighters 2, 3, 4
Ski Club 3, 4
Letterrnen 4
Cheerleader 4
Hobby: Skiing
Ambition: To outrank
Mr. Phillips and
Miss Hamilton
Glen Goodwin
Roger Hannan
"Rocky"
F. F. A. I, 2, 3
Football 2, 3, 4
Track 2
Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Hobby: Ca rs
Darlene Heldman
Jerry Hillis
A. S. B. Pres. 4
Class Officer I, 2, 3
Sec.-Treas, Boys' Club 3
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control I, 2, 3, 4
Bengals 2, 3, 4
Boys' Club Cab, 2, 3
Boys' State 3
Echo 3, 4
Leaders' Conf. 3, 4
A. P. C. 1, 2
Lettermen 2, 3, 4
Football I, 2, 3, 4
Track l, 2, 3, 4
Basketball l, 2, 3, 4
Hi-Y 3, 4
Dorothy Hulse
"Dotti"
Torch 4
Bd. Control I, 2
F. H. A. Pres. I
Costume 2, 3
Ambition: Private
Secretary
Jane Graef
"LittIe Jerk"
Girls' Club Cab. 4
Torch 4
PeD Club 4
Wireless 4
Feature Editor 4
Chorus 3, 4
Ski Club 3, 4
Assembly Comm. 4
Tri-I-li-Y 4
Pres, 4
Hobby: skasnq
Transfer: Franklin 3
Kathleen Gowler
"Kitty"
Torch 3, 4
PeD Club 3, 4
Chorus 4
Band I, 2, 3, 4
Convention Del, 3
F. H. A. I
Pen Pal Club 2, 3, 4
Ticket Comm. 4
Good Grooming
Contest Winner 4
Hobby: Camping
Darrell Harrison
Class Officer 4
Bd. Control 2, 3, 4
Boys' Club Cab, I, 4
Bengals 2, 3, 4
F. F. A. I
Lettermen 2, 3, 4
Football I, 2, 3, 4
Track I, 2, 3, 4
Basketball I, 2
Hi-Y 2,4
Ed Helgeson
Pat Hillman
"Reiect"
Torch 4
Girls' Glee Sec. 2
Vodvil I, 2, 3
Chorus 3, 4
Hobby: Hi-Fi and Boys
Ambition: Raise IS kids
and be a nurse
Brian Huxeby
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bengals 2, 3, 4
Band I, 2, 3, 4
Orchestra 2, 3, 4
Solo Br Ensemble 4
Lettermen 4
Football l, 2, 3, 4
Basketball I
Baseball I, 2, 3, 4
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Vodvil 3, 4
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Ticket Comm. 3
Standards Comm. 4
Hobby: Dancing
and Sewing
Ambition: To graduate
Doris Johnson
A. S. B. Secretary 4
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 3, 4
Bd. Control 4
Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4
Pres. 4
Plays 3, 4
Vodvil 2, 3, 4
Student Director 4
Carolyn Jorgenson
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Girls' Club Cab. I, 3
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Princess of Sunshine
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TrifHi-Y 3, 4
Quartelte 2
Nonette I, 3
Chorus I, 2, 3, 4
Ted Knudson
Dulcy Ticket Contest
Winner 4
Hobby: Unicycle
Ambition: To be a
millionaire
Transfer: Lincoln 4
Sandra Lambs
"Sandy"
Bd. Control I, 2
May Oueen
Attendant I
Vodvil 3
Pep Club 2
Good Grooming
Winner I
Leaders' Conference 3
Ski Club 2, 3
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4
Manager 4
Songleader 3
Ambition: Occupational
Therapy
Gary Lee
"Bunky"
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd, Control 2, 3, 4
Boys' Club Cab. 2
Debate 3
Wireless 4
Editor 4
Quill Br Scroll 4
Lettermen 2, 3, 4
Manager I, 2, 3, 4
Assemb y Comm. 4
Hi-Y 3, 4
Hobby: Eating
Ambition: To ive long
Kay Jacobson
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Control 2
Makevuo Club I
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4
Marlys Johnson
"Moo Hoo"
Peo Club 2, 3
Tolo Cinderella 2
Hobby: Water skiing
Margie Kask
Girls' Club Cab,
I, 2, 3, 4
Vodvil 2, 3 ,4
Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4
F. H. A. I, 2
Ski Club 2, 3, 4
Program Comm. 2
Make-up Club 2
Assembly Comm. 4
Tri'Hi-Y 3, 4
Rosemary Kraushar
"Rosie"
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Pep Band I
Pep Club 3, 4
Band I
Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4
F. T. A. 3, 4
Pen Pal Club I, 2
F. H. A. I
Stage Crew 3
Make-up Club 2, 3, 4
Tri-Hi-Y 3
Hobby: Swimming
Kent Langabeer
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Officer 4
Bd. Control I
Bengals 2, 3, 4
Boys' Club Cab. 2
Pen Pal Club 3
A. P. C. 4
Ski Club 2, 3, 4
Staqe Crew I, 2
Paddle Squad 2
Hall Patrol 2, 3
Lettermen 4
Manager 3, 4
Hobby: Skiing and
fishing
Keith Lewis
"Louie"
Stage Crew 2
Hobby: Model "A" Ford
Ambition: Success
Carol James
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bd. Control 4
Girls' Club Cab, 3, 4
Vodvil I
Make-un Club I, 2, 3
Hobby: Bowling
Ambition: Make money
David Johnston
Vodvil 3, 4
Staqe Crew 3, 4
Radio Club 3, 4
Dave Katen
Boys' Club Cab. 2, 4
Plays I, 2, 3, 4
Vodvil 2, 3, 4
Debate I, 2, 3, 4
Wireless 4
Limelighters I, 2, 3, 4
F. T. A. 3, 4
Hall Patrol 4
Photo Club I
Pen Pal Club 4
A. P. C. 4
Ski Club 4
Ticket Comm. 3, 4
Assembly Comm. 3
Benny Bengal 3
Leaders' Conference3
Helga Kvernenes
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Pep CIub3
F. H. A. 2
Makeeup Club I, 2
Tolo Comm, Chm. 3, 4
Seminar 4
Ball Comm. Chm. 4
Art Awards 2
Girls' Club Cab. 4
Ticket Comm. 3, 4
Ambition: Nursing
Virginia Langland
"Ginny"
A. S. B. Sec. 3
Torch 3, 4
Plays 3
Vodvil 4
Limelighters 3, 4
Leaders' Conlerence 3
F. H, A. I, 2
Ski Club 4
Ticket Comm. I, 2
Letterwomen 2, 3, 4
Manager 3, 4
Twiriers I, 2, 3, 4
Assembly Comm. 2, 3, 4
Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4
Pres,3
Linda Lindblom
"Lynn"
Chorus 4
F. H. A, I
Tri-Hi-Y 2
Hobby: Having fun
Ambition: To work
with children
Ch rlstine Johnson
Pen Club 3, 4
Judi Johnson
"Johnny"
Chorus 3, 4
Student Director 4
Vodvil 3
Hobby: '49 Merc
Ambition: Housewife
Trarsfer: Ballard 3
Tom Kiolso
Bd. Control 4
Lettermen 3, 4
Baseball I, 2, 3, 4
Basketball I, 2, 4
Hi-Y 3
Football I
Vodvil 3
Band I, 2, 3, 4
Pep Band 2, 3, 4
Ambition: Professional
Baseball
Keith LaBeIle
Bd. Control 2, 3
Hall Patrol 4
Football I, 2, 3, 4
Lettermen 4
Ambition: To get
an education
Judi Langstead
Pep Club 3 I
Good Grooming
Winner 3
Transfer: Bellevue 3
Larry Lohman
Chairman: Junior Prom,
Senior Ball
Art Awards 3, 4
F. T. A. 4 -
Hobby: Ice skating
David Johnson
"Dave"
Bengals 2, 3, 4
F. T. A. 3
Veep 3
Ski Club 4
Paddle Squad 4
Hall Patrol 4
Football 2
Basketball I
Manager I
Ambition: To get
through college
Ted Jonson
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 3, 4
Bd. Control I
Debate 2, 3, 4
Pres. 4
Math Conference 3, 4
District 'IS
Basketball 4
Bausch 81 Lomb
Honorary
Science Award 4
Judy Klein
"Pooh"
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4
Sec. 4
Plays 4
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Chorus 2
Ouartette 2
F. H. A. I
Pen Pal Club 2, 3, 4
Seminar 4
Solo 8: Ensemble I, 2,3
AlIvState Orchestra 2
Mary Annetta Lamb
"Tools"
Hobbies: Dancing, tennis
bowling and swimming
Transfer: Lincoln 2
Helen La Roche
Marie Lynch
"Mel"
Girls' Glee I
Veep I
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Chorus I, 2, 3, 4
Pen Pal Club I, 2
Veep I, 2
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Bearer 4
Bd. Control l, 4
Girls' Club Cab, 2, 3
Vodyil 2, 3, 4
?eD Club 2 3
Echo 3, 4
Art Editor 4
Leaders' Conf. I, 3, 4
F, T. A. 3, 4
VeeD 3, Pres, 4
Letterwormer 2, 3, 4
Quill F: Scroll 4
Assembly Comrn. 3 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Songleacler 4
Gary McAllister
Boys' Club Cab. 3 4
Baseball I, 2
Basketball I, 2
Football I, 2
Ambition: To do sorre-
thing worth while
Vern Miller
Lee Mulanax
Bd. Control 2, 3
Girls' Club Cab,
I, 2, 3
Plays3
Vodvil 2, 3, 4
Pep Club 2, 3, 4
Chorus 4
Limelighters 3, 4
Sec.-Treas. 4
F. H. A. I, 2
Pen Pal Club I, 2
Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4
Football Proqrarn
Comm. I, 2
Assembly Comm. 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Robert Ness
"Bob"
Bd. Control l
Boys Club Cab, 2
Hall Patrol 3
Letterrnen 3, 4
Baseball I, 2, 3 4
Basketba I I
Hobby: Mar,
Ambition' To socceed
in all arte" :fed
Neal Ogle
Tom Maiestic
Jim McDermott
"Mack"
Bd. Control 2
Vodyil 4
Crorus 3, 4
Band I, 2, 3
Paddle Squad 3
Hall Patrol 4
Peo Band 2
Arsbition: Mechanic
Judi Missler
Bd. Control 4
Girls' Club Program
Chairman 4
Vodvil 3
Driftwood Ari Ed. 4
F. H. A, I
Ticket Selling
Comm. 3
Letterwornen 2, 3, 4
Manager 4
Art Awards3
Seminar 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
Sec. 3
Hobby: Drawing
Ambition: Interior
Designer
Judy Muller
Girl s'Club Cab. 4
Vodvil 4
Chorus 4
Ski Club 4
Ambition: Culinary
Artist
Transfer: Roosevelt 3
Robert Newman
"Red Dog"
Hobby: Cars and money
Ambition' To be 6
mechanic
Transfer: Kentucky 3
Bob Olson
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Vccyil 3
C'cr-s 3, 4
S'aqe C'ew I
Le"err'e'3 4
Fzoroail 2 3, 4
Manager I
Baseba'I l
Hobby: Women
Amr: tier: Tc ri? 6'2"
Pat Marcinkiewicz
Torch 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd. Con'rol 2, 4
Wars 3
Debate 2 3, 4
Sec, 2 3
Trees, 4
Peru Club3
F. H. A. I
F, T. A,3 4
Sec. 3. 4
Malreruo Club 2
Ticket Comm 4
Letterwofer 3, 4
Manage' 4
Ser"inar4
Tri-HI-Y 2, 3
Colleen Meechan
Torch 2, 3 4
Bearer 4
Girls' Club Cab. 4
Orches'ra2 3 4
Librarian 3,4
Vodvil 2, 3 4
Girls' GIee2
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Dance Band 4
Transfer: OI,rv.pia 2
Nola Moreland
Edgar Nelson
Margot Noonan
Wireless3
F. H, A. I
Malte-up Club 2, 3
Tr,'Hi,Y 3, 4
Susie Olson
"Pest"
Girls' Cicc Treas. 4
Tcrch2 3 4
Bearer 4
Bo. Con'ro 3, 4
Moy O-eer At'e'd. 2
Horrecona ng Attend. 4
Glee Pres cent 2
Vccyill 2 3 4
FeD Club? 3. 4
Pres. 4
Chorus I, 2 3, 4
Solo Bi Er-semble
Ski Club 2, 3, 4
Letterwornen 2, 3, 4
5th Award 4
Manager 4
Doreen Matson
Girls' Club Cab, 4
Hobby: Coooer work
Ambition: Write short
stories
Transter: Canada
Ethel Mae Memory
"Little O'e"
Ski Club 3 4
A'fbitio"' To marry
Trarsler, Lincoln 3
Allen Morgan
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Boys' Club Pres, 4
Bd. Control l, 2
Leaders' Conference
I, 2, 3, 4
Lettermen 3, 4
Football I, 2, 3, 4
Track I, 2, 3, 4
HifY 3, 4
Marlys Nelson
"Mickey"
Vodvil l, 3
Pen Club 3
Chorus 3, 4
Nonette 3
Pen Pal Club3
Ski Club 3
Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4
Hobby: Bowling,
skating, dancing
Ambition: Secretary
and hornemaker
Rodney Nopson
"Rod"
Class Veen 3
Bd. Control I, 2
Besqals 3,4
Veep 3
Lettermen 2, 3 4
Sec.-Treas 4
Fcctball l, 2 3, 4
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Basketball I, 2
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Phyllis Opel
Phil"
Sins' Crub Cab. I
Plays 2, 3
Vcoy I 3
Drlfvwooo I 3
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Lirrelighte'S2 3 4
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Richard May
"Dick'
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Bd. Control 2
Band l, 2, 3, 4
Pres. 4
Orchestra 4
All-State Bard 3
Solo Bi Ensemble
Co-test l, 3
Career Day3
Sri Club 2, 3, 4
Business Manager 4
Peo Bard 2, 3, 4
Student Director 4
Dance Bard 3, 4
Student Director 4
Don Miller
Mia Mudge
A. S. B. Veeo 4
Class Officer 2,3
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 3, 4
Veep 3
Homecoming Att, 4
Girls' State3
VodyiI2, 3,4
Plays I, 3
Pep Club 2, 3
Echo 2, 3, 4
Ad Manager 3, 4
Lirnelighters l, 2, 3, 4
Pres.3
Quill B Scroll 3, 4
Leterwomen 2, 3, 4
Sth Award
Steve Nelson
Cliff Norton
Band 2, 3, 4
Orchestra 2,4
Eootball2
Jack Palo
F. F. A. I, 2
Paddle Souad 3
Hail Pa1rol4
Tenris 2, 3
Hobby: Cars
Ambition: A success
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Peo Club 3, 4
Makeaup Club 2
Hobby: Sewing
Ambition: Social
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Van Dardin Price
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Hall Patrol 4
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Ar'-bilion' Drailsrnan
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Duane Roberts
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Band I, Z, 3, 4
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OuarIet're3
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Hall PaIroI3
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Pauline Shannon
Make-up Club 2, 3, 4
Pres. 4
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Letrerwower 3, 4
Hobby: Swini'-wirfg
Johnie Skidmore
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Vodvil 3
Chorus 3, 4
Hobby: Swfrnfninq
Ambition: Bubble
dancer
Transler: Evcrett3
Lawrence E. Solver
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Lefterrnen 3
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Wayne Proudfool
Torch 2, 3,4
Bearer 4
Plays4
Debate I
Band l, 2, 3, 4
Lirnelighters 4
Solo Sr Ensernble I
Se'ninar 4
Gregg Ronney
Chorus 2, 4
Hall Patrol 4
Transfer: Ballard 2
Dean Shaw
Bd. Conirol I, 2
Hall Palrol l, 2
Hobby' Having fun
Bob Smith
Robin Sorensen
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Ski Club I, 2 3
Take? Corn'n.2 3
Make-.JD Clubl 2 3
Lefterwowen 2 3, 4
Marager 3, 4
I-lobby: Skiing
Richard Piffsenbarger
F, F. A. 2 ,3, 4
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Cafeteria I, 2, 3
Carolyn Reid
Tvch 2 3 4
Bearer4
PT A. 4
S12 Club 2 3
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Glenda Savage
"Bobbi"
Chorus Sec, I
Pep Club3
Chorus I, 2
F, H. A. I, 2
Tri'Hi-Y l, 2
Hobby: Roller skalinq
Ambition: Marriage
Bill Sherman
Band l, 2, 3
Hobby: Cars
Rene Smirh
Girls' Club Cab,
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Veeb 3
Pres, 4
Bd. Corsrol 4
May Oueeri A't. I
Vodyil 4
Echo 2, 3, 4
Prod. Manager 4
Quill 8 Scroll 4
Pres. 4
Leaders' Conl, 3, 4
Letferwornen 2, 3, 4
Tw rlers 2, 3, 4
Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4
GEOG Grocr- Inq
Cortes' W nfc' 2
Del Slarkenburq
"Stark"
Class Vee: I
Bd. Ccn?rcl3 4
Bengals 3, 4
F, F. A. I, 2, 3
Pres. 3
Lelrerrnef 3,4
Pres.4 ,
Football I 2, 3, 4
Track I, 2 3, 4
Basketball I, 2, 3, 4
Hi-Y 3, 4
Veep4
Lynda Pitzen
Danny Richardson
Boys Club Freq,
Chairfon 4
53,5 Club Cab. 2
Bendais 2 3,4
Swderl D'rei'cr3
Plays 2, 3
Vodyll I, 2, 3, 4
Debate I
Band I, 2, 3, 4
Orchestra I ,2, 3, 4
Limelighlers 4
Leaders' Conl. 4
F. T. A. 4
Football I
Track I
Assembly Cor'1rn,3
Pell Band I, 2,3 4
Pal Schaaf
"P. A."
Vodyil 3, 4
Chorus 3, 4
Nonetle 4
Pen Pal Cluli 3
Ambition: Beautician
Transfer: Roosevelt 3
Leonard Shersfad
"Len"
Boys' Club Cab, 4
Ski CIub4
I-lall Pafrcl 4
lr'Irarr1ural3,4
Transfer: Ballardl
Sherry Smith
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Peo Club 3, 4
Echo 4
Business Mafaqer 4
F. T. A. 4
Ticket Cornrn. 4
Letterworren 3, 4
Trifl-lifY 2
Vodyii l, 4
Duane Steele
Echo Cartooning 3
Track3
Lefferrweri 3
Glen Polxin
"Frenchie"
Band 2
Sfage Crew 2, 3, 4
Ambition: To be an
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I-lobby: Cars
Bill Riddle
Boys' Club
SEC.-Treas. 4
Torch 2 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd, Conlrol I
Boys' Club Cab, 3
Boys' State 3
Wireless3 4
Sports Editor 4
Lelterrnen 2, 3 4
Football I, 2, 3, 4
Basketball, Manager
Track l, 2, 3, 4
I-Ii-Y3 4
Sec.fTreas. 4
Paul Shannon
Richard Simas
"Dick"
Bd. Conlrol 2
Intrarnurals3
Hobby: The outdoors
Ambition: Machinist
Mate in the Navv
An neite Soderberq
"Sodie"
Torch 4
Chorus l, 2, 3, 4
Pres. 4
Vodyil I, 2, 3, 4
NonetIe3
Solo Zi Erisernble 3, 4
Ticket Cornm,3
All-N.W. Chorus 4
Hobby: Sinqirq
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Olga Sfenson
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Dorothy Tucker
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May Owe' A'tend. 3
Homecomirg Queer 4
Orchestra I 2 3
Presidcof 3
Vodvil 2, 3 4
Clwows 4
Band 2 3
Solo 3 Enseoble 4
Lea1ers'Conlerefce3
Lettcrwcmen 2, 3, 4
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Tri Hi Y 4
Roger Van Parys
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Bd. Con'rol 4
Bengals 2 3, 4
Veeo3
Plays 3
Echo 3, 4
Wireless 3, 4
Editor 4
Featcre Editor 4
Circuation Manager
Press Book Ed, 3
Limeliqhtcrs 3, 4
Ouill 81 Scroll Sec, 4
Press Conference 3, 4
Paddle Squad 2, 3, 4
Hall Patrol 3, 4
Assembly Comm, 3, 4
Roberta Whitman
"Bobbie"
Vodvil I 2, 3,4
Chorus I, 2, 3, 4
Noriette l, 2, 3,4
Tri-Hi-Y 3
Hobby: Daconq
Ambi'ion' Cot married
Sandee Wilson
A. S. B, SeC.3
Class Sec. 4
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Torch 2 3 4
Bearer 4
B'J.Cc"r: l 2
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Byd I 2 3 4
Sec. 3 4
Vere Cisb 3
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Bd. Co'?r:'3
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Uadde Sc.a'3 2 3
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Bonnie Tullar
Ray E. Wallem
F, F. A I 2,3
Hall Patrol 4
Judqinq F. F. A.
Hobby' Arimals
Ambition: Be a farmer
Jim Williams
Hobbyt Woodwork
Ambition: Cabinet
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Lorraine Winter
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Carolyn Yost
.rc'3 4
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Charles Swinford
"Chuck"
Torch 2. 3 4
Beafef 4
Vodyil 2 3 4
Bardl 2 3 4
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Dance Bird 2,3 4
Pe: Bait! 2 3,4
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G rlSI Club Cab. I
Ctorus Otficerll 3
Glee Otlicer I
Vodvil I, 2, 3, 4
Debate I
Chores 2 3, 4
Nonette3
F. H. A, I
Ski CIub3
Ticket Comm, 2,3
Assembly Comm,3
Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4
James Wilmart
"Jim"
Boys' Club Cab. 4
CltCruS OfIiCer 4
Plays 3
Chorus 4
Band I
Lif'eliqhIe's 3, 4
Ski Ciao 4
Hall Patrol 4
Hobby: Yoo qcessed it
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Dale Witte
"Dayo'
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Bearer 4
Veep 4
B1 Coftr: 4
Gifs' C .zz Cac. 3
3l3,s 4
V,gyil 4
Pe:Cii.t3 4
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Gail Thompson
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Bcsircss Manger 4
Torch 2, 3, 4
Bearer 4
Bd, CO'I'Ci I 4
Vod.'7l3 4
Pen Club 2 3
Echo 3, 4
Leaders' Cor-5, 4
F. T, A 3 4
Treasixc-f3 4
Ticvet CCW". 3 4
Le"erwo"":' 2 3 4
lferaoe' 3 4
Ar' A'.5r1s3 4
Mickey Unger
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Ctlicer 3
Vcowl 2
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Orcnestra I
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Solo 8 Erse"b'e 4
Poodle Scoao I
Lettermen 4
Basketball I
To-anis 3, 4
I-lobby: Booting
Ambition: Manage
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Dave Webb
Plays3
Vcdvil 3
Limeliqhters 4
F.F.A l, 2 3
Hall PatroI4 -
I-lobby: Nifsmetics
Ambition: To fly
Rosemary Wilson
"Rosie"
Girls' Club Cab,l
Janet Witter
Joyce Todd
"Tooti"
Costume Club 3
Ambitiir-: To :grow LAD
Trrver LJ-chaos I
Charles Van Houten
Chess C cb 4
Tra's'e" l waz: 4
Alan L. Westonhoter
Torch 3 4
I-lobby: Cameras
Ambition: Mill 2'aire
Roy Wilson
Lettermen 3, 4
Football I, 2, 3, 4
Manager I, 2,3
Barrett Worthington
"Bear"
Tzrcf 3 4
B'1,Contro 2
BoQqals3 4
Wireless3 4
Act Manager 4
B.s 'ess Manger 4
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Treas 4
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re p eoared lo dlrecl llwe Sealfle Symphony Orclweslra un c
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The band gave three half-time
shows this year, each having a
theme all its own. The Model-T
pictured at the left had wheels
which rotated to the tune of
"ln My Merry Oldsmobile". ln
another show, the band gave
its dance version of "Bleecher
Boogie".
The show which many band
members enioyed doing the
most was that given for "Coach
Rowe Night". As part of the
program, memorable events in
the coach's life were pictured
in the formations.
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To ttend Band Day At Pullman
Participation in the annual Washington State College Band Day and in the Santa Claus Parade constituted two of thehigh
points of the year tor band members. Their trip to Pullman marked the tirst time that a Western Washington high school
band had been invited to the festival. Mr. Aliverti. a tormer Washington State College drum major, modeled the march-
ing band after the one at his alma mater using kick routines, high stepping, and tast cadence.
With the approach ot the concert season, Mr. Anderson prepared the band to show something ditterent. "Tubby the Tuba",
narrated by Mr. Aliverti, brought applause and laughter from the audience at the Pop Concert. The Mid-Winter and Spring
concerts were highlighted by the Greig Piano Concerto and English tolk songs.
Members of the band were - tlute and piccolo: Sandra Wilson, Ann Reynolds. Bridget Hanley, and Grace Downing. Oboe:
Mary Sue Rogers and Jeannette Byers. Clarinet: Dick May. Kathleen Gowler, Duane Roberts, Ronny Burke, Wayne Proud-
toot, Gary Rogers.Steve Campbell, Mike Whittsett. Eugene Foster, Delores Reiley, Carol Tutmark, Orilee Odman, Janet
Boseck, and Willard Youst. Bass clarinets: Roy Erickson and Karen Thompson. Bassoon: Frances Thorn.
Alto Sax: Willard Youst, Tom Mobley, Kathy Graham, Jim Stalker. and Nettie Schoentrup. Tenor sax: Jack Burke and Charles
Swinford. Baritone sax: Carolyn McAr3ulty. Cornet 81 Trumpets: Brian Huseby, Clitt Norton. Ron Saimons. Tom Kiolso, Jane
Dougherty, Larry Lusier. Dick Nicholson, Pat Wilson, Buzz Olson, Ron Abelson, Dick Rusk, and Jim Rasmussen. French horn:
Dorothy Niver, Diane Scott, Everett Gutschmidt. Ardith Doty, and Sandra Rosholt. Trombone: Fletcher DeLap, Gary Har-
mon, Gary Price, Barbo Kulle. Alan Leise, and John Ulsand. Baritone: Ray Niver, Steve Lilliquist, and Doug Waters. Sousa-
phones: Jack Thompson, Jim Miller, and Doug Boseck. Percussion: Dan Richardson, Tom Valeson, Ed Clark, Terry Hanna.
Bonnie Tuller, and George LaMair.
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Works B Modern Composers Were
Classical music by modern composers ralher lhan by lhe old maslers held the lop spol in lhe orches+ra's reper-
loire' for fhe i956-'57 season. Orcheslra members found music by the laler composers lo be more inferesling lo
play than lhal' of lhe lradilional classics rhey had been playing previously. because modern worlcs were a bil unu-
sual and had possibililies lor freer inlerprelalion. The "January, February March" by Don Gillis, which was played
al lhe Mid-Winler Concert, was a Composilion ol lhe modern classical variely.
Soloisls 'fealurecl by lhe orchesfra chose. however, lo play music by lhe old maslers. Al lhe Mid-Winler Concert,
Dorolhy Niver played a Mozarl' horn concerlo, and ai' lhe Spring Concerl, Michael Curry played a Mendelssohn
piano concerfo.
An increasingly difficulf problem, fha? of qeflinq all lhe members of rhe orcheslra lo rehearsals, laced Mr. Ander-
son, music direclor, and lhrealenecl lhe high slandards ol performance fhe orcheslra rnainiained in lhe pasl years.
Many members were in ihe orchesfra on a perl-lime basis and had lo miss other classes in order lo rehearse wilh
lhe qroup. Members of The Lynnwood Junior High School orcheslra were used lo supplemenl lhe wealcer seclions.
Afler arrangemenls wilh members of The faculties of bolh schools, Mr. Anderson was able +o have a rehearsal of
The complete orcheslra once a weelr. and wilh exlra,worlc cn everyones parl the slandards were well mainlained.
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ORCHESTRA
FIRST VIOLINS
Judv Klein
Doris Johnson
Carol Grant
Rosemary Kraushar
Esther Downing
SECOND VIOUNS
He'er1 Ohlen
Jean Soelqer
Evereif Costa
Claudelfe ROS6b5UQl'l
Lee Gran?
Fred Bulls
VVOLAS
Mabel De Wald
CELLI
Colleen Meechan
Mike Curry
Elaine Sfromberg
BASS VIOL
Dar-my Richardson
FLUTES
Ann Reynolds
Bridget Hanley
OBOE
Mary Sm Rogers
Jeannette Byers
CLARINET
Duare RObf3V'S
Vfmlmfi Yoesf
BASSOON
Frawces Them
TRUMPETS
Brian Husebv'
Cliff Norton
Ron Saimons
FRENCH HORN
Dorothy Niver
Diane Scott
Everett Guischmldf
Ardiflw Dcly
TROMBONE
John Ulsand
Fletcher Delap
Barbo Kulle
PERCUSSION
Dan Richardson
Tom Valeson
Terry Hafna
Ed Clark
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Jody Collml
Karen Corning
Sherrie Diebaq
Norma Dory
Pal Gorman
Pal' Hlllman
Merle Lynch
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Sandy Randle
Mary Schmldf
Annerfe Soderberq
Carol Srrandln
Dorothy Tucker
lonnle Ward
Sandy Wllxon
ALTOS
Mary Jo Hanley
Dee Axelson
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Marq lakollcl
Judy lem
Kay lryanf
Peo luckrneder
Gerrie Foxley
Mary Jo Fredrockxon
Jane Graaf
aihleen Gawler
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Janus Hedlund
Jan Hlckox
Jan Hoffman
Carolyn Jorgensen
Marlys Nelson
Sue Olson
Linda Preslek
Par Scheel
Lenore Siege
Geraldine lms
Johnle Skidmore
Sharon Smllh
lohble Whlllnan
TENOIS
Jerry leroren
labs lla
Linda Clemmoes
Sharon Darlmgtoe
Ula Ekxledf
Forresf Fosfer
Gary Geufluer
Ann Hurley
Jim McDermott
Jim Nochols
Solon Scoff
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Clyde Todd
Jeff! all
Larry Aden!
Virol! Allbery
Dave Anno
John Cenibell
Deenu Gedherl
lruoe Grlllded
len Holi
Mel Knulson
.lack Model
Ken Oberq
Gregg looney
Wayne Slevrarl
Ken Srolnes
Willard Your
History Sang Broadway Musicals
TRAINING CHORUS
SOPRANOS
Davls Jo Anne
Bailey Donna
Coates Lmda
lrvm Sandra
Ische Marlene
Llndblom Lmda
Mofchell Carol
Myers Neffle
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Pnmmer Sandra
Rollaq Marnelle
Sauser Barbara
Savage, Glenda
Smnlh, JoAnn
Soderberg Annefle
Shles, Vicky
Wangen, Mary
Wilson Darlene
Wood Linda
Woods, Joyce
ALTOS
Alfebery Carol
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Campbell Jean
Embree Sue
Ferong Linda
Francisco Janice
Johnson Jud:
Knufson Joan
Logo larbara
rs-ull sum
Reynolds Faye
Rlclrler Sharon
Rose Darlene
Sneqel Janice
Snmpson, Jo Ann
Smulh. Anna
Walfhevl Chrli
Wanqen. Larry
Warner Pal
Webber Pai
IASSES
Hallman. Jim
Jungers, Mike
Mc raw. John
Rlggas, George
Wulmarl. Jim
Selechons from The Kmg and l Brngadoon and Okla
homo lughlaghfed fha performances ol Edmond s largesl
advanced choar approxamalely 85 members. al lhree concerls
thus year the Mnd Wmler Concerl' .a pop conced and rho
Sprung Feshval
The chonr also provnded lhe vocal baokground for a Chrusfmas
film sfrlp whnch was sonl lo venous schools lhroughoul llle
dlslncl
A new venlure fhns year was the framing chorus consnshng of
45 members who qemed expenenco by performmq af several
mlo advance chonr were requnred fo wsloln fhear parfs as
mdwnduals and also add lo the slrengrh of the group
The Mellowanres a double ocfel and lhe Treble Teens a gurl s
group were composed ol advanced chonr members who per
formed for assemblses and ofher engagements
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Expanding Curriculum Shown by Variety of Classes
The piclures across lhe bolfom of 'ihese iwo pages porlray
some of flue variety of classes available a+ E. H. S. Boys fake
lime our from llieir Home Ec class +o learn ano+l1er dorneslic
arf, iliaf ofwindow-wasl1ing.Sludenls in llwe nexf iliree piclures
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are shown making a moderriislic Chrislmas free, working wiili
leallier, and sculpfuring obiecls from clay. While girls learned
'flue arf oi sewing, boys were fauglii lo work wilh wood.
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Gym insfrucfion laugh? lhe 'lundamenlals of various sporfs and developed
muscular slrlll and coordinalion.
Comp lV sfudenfs challenged llme Crealive Wriflng class fo a wrifing duel. Bofh
classes wrofe lyrics for a new alma maler fe? lo 'lhe music of Enesco's Roumanlan
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Edmonds Hiqh School selecfed Mia Mudge, shown above Dave Goodwin, al We wheel above, ano Bill Riddle, Jerry Hillis, and Diclr Engels
carrying a suilcase, and Mary Alice Brown as represenfafiyes represenled Edrronds ar Boys' Srafe 'n Ellensburq. Boys' Sfare, pafferned afrer Wash-
ro Girls' Slale las? summer. The annual session was held al ingron sfale government helped boys realize the imporlance of each inleqral parl' of
Weslern Washmqfon College of Educaflon sfale governmenl lh ough acrual experience
Politics Leader Conferences Pave Way for Leadership
The lCllOWlf'lQ S oder? a erd a ead sl' p conference ar Eyerefl Junior
In c cf rr fd en? government a ow
9 Gflmslac Da e a e ne Jane Hanse Ma Mud e ar encleo e N hwes Sludenf Leadersh p Ccnferer e a
S e MBUGCH Sharcn Moulde, Q e y Ma ri and Ronda l-lldebrarrd Seace k c rm Mller Gary Mrnugh Sandy Ferqqson and
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Mary Aluce Brown was selected by the
taculty to be the Edmonds candudate for
a DA R scholarshup Her dutues Include
takunq a Good Cutuzenshup test and guv
unq a speech betore the Raunuer Chapter
ot the Dauqhters ot the Amerncan Revolu
tuon
n S ren ar' J Ba an s nuors on h ruors tor theur knowledqe an
u H rr E Peru pa ed trst among Edmonds Hugh School students on
e C kcr l-tom na s ottered to al hugh schools uz
o tourth pla e un a d cherry p e bakunq contest held at Marysvulle e
and Torn Yue rad pref s ted tor the srhool champuonshup un competutuon
wut o her students ak no o kung courses
rruords s uocn s c theur s holastu aptutudes un a number ot actuvutues
thus year Mary Al cc Brown senuor took econd place tor the preparatuon and
wuCZ senuor won her way mto the tunals ot the Alexander Hamulton Oratory
contest quyen betorc he state Iequs atur n Olympua but dudnt succeed un
wunnunq the state champuonshup
A Scuence Ealr was held n Aprul tor he turst tume un Dnstruct No I5 Edmonds
students receuyunq re oqnutuon tor theur scuence prouects were Pat Verral Jum
t-larruson Tom Barter Wayne l-laruess C-ary Smuth Lee Colby John Hull Kent
Langabeer Marue Lynch Charles Swuntord Tom Mobley Jack Palo Jack Coch
rurn Art Calleson Larry Hanson
The Mountlake Terrace Jun or Chamber ot Commerce sponsored a Road e o
tor teen age druvers whuch stressed the alues ot sate druvunq Duane Roberts
senuor by wunnunq the local contest became euuqrble tor the state contest
Edmonds t-luqh School tared better than any school uts suze among the suxty tuve Northwest hugh
schools conupetung un the I957 Scholastuc Art Awards Key wunnunq entrees were sent to the natuonal
contest un Puttsburqh but the results were not known at press tume The Edmonds students who
receuved requonal awards were Back row Alan Westenhoter key sculpture Larry Lohman two
keys for sulk screen tabrc desugn and desuqn tor Druttwood cover Gaul Thompson placement
charcoal drawunq Jane Hansel key wrappunq paper desugn Beverly Berg key ullustratuon Ronda
t-tuldebrand key lunoleum blo k card Furst row Ray Stuart placement sulver and brass bracelet
Lorraune Wrnters key brayer prunt Duane Setchtueld key runq Betty Black placement rung Not
puctured are Beven Ganuon key Druftwood cover desuqn Leonard Sherstad key sulk screen Duck
Eades p acemen rung Carol James placement ceramuc d sh
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Service
Coach Smrlh Lvne Coach Sfu Smlfh nghf
ns shown qwung advice fo sensor faclrle
Rocky Hannan durmq fhe halfhme of fha
Snohomush game The valuable coachmg
of Smufh was fhe key reason fhe Edmonds
lune developed unto one of fhe foughesf
un fhe leaque
Foofball managers Thus years foofball
managers below mcluded from leH fo
rlghf Kenf Langabeer Vernal Hove Pa!
Ryan and John Harrvs Dave Shaw and
Bob Lewus are no? pecfured
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sf al E iiaranernerf 'Q "dr 'f:1rnr'na'ea. ln 'fe :ever p",f.1re, CO C A
Qroazlneo n def-p f'.rcenlra'w',n ,f,clf'n'1lzr5laff25r1 'no Edrnondz fpllfenee. Coaches
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Harrison romps. Darrell Harri-
son, I7, one of fhe fesfesf men
on the Edmonds team. shows
his heels fo a hosf of pursuing
Snohomish players. This was a
fypical siglli for the Tiger op-
posifion lhroughoul the season
as Harrison se? a new Edmonds
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hree-year Grid Reign Ended as Tigers Placed Fourth
Jerry Hillis. and
Second All-Norlhwesl'
Honorary Capfein
Besf Taclzler
The Edmonds sfariing line-up,
picfured right for the Lalze
Washingfon game was greatly
alfered as The season pro-
gressed. Rocky Hannan moved
+o Tackle and Keiih LaBelle
fool: over fha cenfer slof. Rod
Nopson was swiiched fo end
McGraw was pro-
and John
mofed fo fhe sfarfing fullbaclc
berth. The players in fhe line
are Jerry Hillis-E. Dave Good-
win-T. Paul Clemenl-G, Rocky
Hannon-C. Del. Sfarlrenburg-G.
John Wagner-T, and Bill
Riddle-E. Pidurod in flue back-
field are Al, Nlorqan-HB. Buz
Bauman-O85 'Rod Nqopson-FB.
anclybarrell Harrison-HB.
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homecoming classic. Edmonds rolled
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clash wiih Mount Vernon. "r 1- 1 ips' A Mff mf r ' 1 'L ' Mun 61
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wig we brfqf r ncenf years. Sdcn p'f,or5 aB QE ,NO oomds: ik
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defrfrmf ,rd ievapcd high Tm ,ay fm 'wo p3ihYs for We Tiger
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Kf..A'xU.Ei5TVT1uV1 wnS5Cc,OV1c1lD pgofirfq fer We sophomores.
Edmonds Strong Contender
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52' "e '.:"'f-4e1' ,ea ' ' 1.75 p'ew':,3,ea',E:1":nG:ec'3ed C-'IEJ9V"3'T for
"r ' ea'5.e few: 1 "'A L 'n ' :'1',. i'e 57 5333 had :J bore are seemed
'c :J sfzgpeit 51' "J :'a'e "act ifeze 85,3 "2 .ded .azz Lee' and Larrf Soiver,
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E,I:.1::."'i" 'are ". fffe' 11,3 ff: new ofpecfeu 'Q cfng home fhe points were
,e", F-1 1 Q-a'e See e Le S'a'fe'z,'q, -yn M22-rafw, Fa? Arn?rn, Norrn Moran,
eco lane- Haffstn.
Czacf SL S""f a"f "ec "P 'fs ,ear' 'ran azhed, e ircloded a arqe' narnber
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Gif, Qarm 7 wen? 'Q 'he :ww meet "1 56. Solver roof: firsf place in rhe poie
fan ' n 've oar gr fo earn "e fiqh' To ::rnpe'e in 'he mee1.Dafis wen? on to finish
flu: in rho croad iurnp own' In rho s'afe meer ar Puliman.
in 'he pic'u'e a' 'Pe righ' aw Head Ccaih Sw Smirh, in the overcoai, and Assisfanf
Ccazh Horace Pfcosi. The H57 season "1arkedSrnffh 5 Efh year as head coach and
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ar n M Gran p on row Paui Bariey Dar eh Harrison Leonar
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Gary Cad Tw"-n Mran, Bob Pr-"rf :f-f, Jerri, HI, Is, Lyrn Hakizard, Arr Ca lesen. Modie row: John
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Rothnie Opened First Season as Baseball
Under The direcT7on oT Their new coach, Jim Rolrhnie,
The Edmcnds l-liqh basebai Team opened The N57
season with Their siqhfs on a TiTTh sfraiqhl league
championship. BUT The going loolred louqher This
year Than in The pasT, The Tigers ,aclced power-hiTTers
and were noT Too sTronq in piTchinq, a deparTn'ienT
which has been reiied upon so greafy in pasl Tifle
dfives. ln deTensive play, Edmonds had The expe-
rience and TalenT needed To qive added help To The
pitching sTaTT. The Tigers had seven reTurninq leTTer,
men - Tomi Kiolso, Brian Bailey, Dick Curry, Dick
Enge's, Bob Ness and Jim Richardson. The TirsT Tive
cTTne5eTi.ed 1heinTield posiTions aT The s'larT of The
season and lasT was called upon To carry The mound
d.iTies during many OT The games.
Coach Rolhnie, Talrinq The place oT Rich Rowe as
head baseball coach. was assisfed This year by John
Garner. Coach Garner did some worlc wiT!'i The
varsiTy and also Toolc over The sophomore basebali
squad
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Fifth Straight Championship
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stand nq from left lo r qlnl Barre?lWortl1lnq+on Bruce
Grrmslad Boys Club vrce presrdent and Gunther
l-lauseman Sea ed rs Jam Rollwnre Boys Club Adviser
Intramurals Utter Admrnrstratrve Athletic Actrvrtres
The Boys Intramural program 'armed to basketball and volley
Fa I durxnq llre wrnrer and lo soltball and track wrlln flue arrrva
of prmq A larqe number of boys C nllm d llwerr ent USldSlIC
1 r r- n er p o rarn a F Q sucfess Wutlr s
.1 D p I , year We sprmq rrvrarrwurar
program qaxc a l rndl alnons cl ge" n off lo a qood starr All
dur nq We year the boys looked fo ward to the traclc meet
1 n f axe p o ram In 'rh s mee? the o
et an cppor entry p me r cra tame lop hone sm e
r o Q r'1re'r mn n December e n o lra
rr et r ed r soo 'no e Jmo ard sensor rasses agar
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In the above picfure me the infra-
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right Dave Johnson, Bill Ferris, Bob
BEM-qfon, and Mr,Garner,1Hein?raA
mufa' baslcefbail refefec.
For Boys
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E5 Jrhn Eulvanlc BarrellWor1hlnolon Muclcey Unqer .lohn
Coach Karnofskl ernphasls on sound Tennis fundamenfals and
hustle pald dyldends ln Terms of Edmonds fennxs vncforles
The lennls learn won The r hrsf rnalches of The year defeahnq
Mary yllle an early season chooce fo wln lhe leaque c am
plonshlp and Lalcesude The doubles learns were led by The
BarreH Worlhrnqfon
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nc woton Coac Karnrs and Rollln Rec
squads Three e+ermen Bruce Barley Fred Frederrckson
and Bull Ferns T e conslslenl sunqles pay of Barrell Worlh
Inq on and John Magnuson also played a mayor role rn The
Tuqers ylclor es A+ press fume Edmonds along wufh Arlrngfon
and Snohomlsh appeared To be one of The leaques slronqer
learns
Fred Frederrckson Bruce Barley Bull Ferns
Boys' Tennis Team Upens Season Successfully
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Meechan, tool: second place.
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The qirls relinquished the oyrn to the boys atter badmin"n 2 n an: headed out to the baseball field. Baseball
drew nine qirls' teams, At press time, the seniors were lB'1'1i'i n the race tor the annual allvsports class trophy.
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ct' the variew ot running, iumpingl and throwing events which the track played a combined qame ot tennis and volleyball on the tennis courts,
seascn br:,ght. G-ir s had their choice ct participating singly or on teams in which a as eyba was used ter a tenn's ba I and tists were used to hit
'n relays a'd other 'rack events. the ca' cazlr GPO forth across the ne'.
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OFFICERS. Sandy Wilson, Carin Fenfon, and Judy Lee led the Lei-lerwomen through
lhe school year with Sandy as president Judy as vice-president and Carin as
secrefary-freasurer.
Sensors shown here bealunq fhe IUDIOYS
on lhe gurls speedball charnpuonshnp
Turnout Record
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SENIOR LETTERWOMEN Fursl row Tarun Elcenes Phyllxs Hennlng Carun Fenlon
Carol Berqeson Mary Jo Hanley and Rene Smufh Second row Robun Sorenson
Sherry Smnlh Gaul Thompson Judy Mnssler Sue Madden Mua Mudge and Ada
Duck Thurd row Carol Hansen Pal Connor Dorolhy Tuclrer Susne Olson Sandy
Lambe Paulme Shannon and Pal Marcunluewlcz
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Holfeldl Georgia Purlon Sandy Ferguson Sharon Mouldey Marlene Maluslra
Jane? Donnell and Verna Baever Second row Georgia Gwbson Jull Chadwick
Penny Campbell Sherry Marlm Jane Hansel Nancy Eruclrson Evelyn Nossen Karen
Rousseau and Judy Lee Tlurd row Ida Dxclcey Edufh Campbell Lnda Shelfon
Bev Peacha Jackie Brodve Donna lrby Arlene Johnson Janus Hedlund Carole
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By New Adviser, Mrs. Nelson
With the help of their new adviser, Mrs, Nelson, the Girls' Club started the year
by staging their annual Big and Little Sister Banquet under the guidance of Dale
Witte in mid-September. As the months dritted into November, the dance com-
rnittees, headed by Lee Mufanax, worlced feverishly to malre their annual Tolo a
success, The Mothers Day Tea and fashion show planned by Jane Cvraef highlighted
the clubs activities during the late spring. The ever hungry treasury was satisfied
by the money brought in from various projects. Heading the list of money raisers
were the candy sales which not only helped till up the bottomless treasury but
supplied extra nourishment for the student body.
The meetings were planned and carried out by the Girls' Club officers. A fashion
show was given and clothes were supplied by a dress shop in Seattle. They were
modeled by girls from Edmonds High School.
OFHCERS. Gudfng Girls' Club in PROGRAM CHAIRMEN. The buoyant spirits ot
president were Judy l-lolteldt, vice- Girls' and Boys' Club were reflected in the entertain
president S se Olson, treasurer: and Sherry Marlin, ment planned by program chairmen, Judy Missler
SGCYBYCFY and Danny Richardson.
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a d Bruce C5rims'ad.
Intramurals, Clothing Drive
Spotlight Boys' Club Program
Nineteen titty-six was a big year tor the Boys' Club intramural program. The largest
number ot participants in the schools history turned out to talre part in the activi-
ties. A new series of events, including an indoor traclc meet, was added to the
already expanded program.
During early winter the Boys' and Girls' Clubs ioined torces to carry out a clothing
drive at the school, Eight hundred pounds was the amount set to be collected for
the less tortunate ot the world. Twenty-tive hundred pounds. a little more than three
times the quota. was collected through roll room competition.
Under the direction ot president Al Morgan, the boys raised money tor their
detlated treasury by putting on a rooter hat sale. The sale served a two-told
purpose, lt not only netted the organization money but helped to 'foster school spirit.
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WORLD CLOTHING DRIVE. Sweaters skirts srioes accessories were al included
arnonfg 'ne ar"cles 5? clothing ated by st dents ot Edmonds H qh School in
'esponze 'o the p'-ea :t unoerp v eqed peope hrouqhout he world The students
srcwn acove, paclcng and v-ei gr ng the c n r cu ed c o'hinq were arnonq the many
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First Semester Bd. of Control-Ba-:lr row: Jerry
Hillis, Gary Price, Gary Williamson, Don Love,
Buz Olson, Johnny Miller, Paul Cement, Dick
Curry, Dennis Lamrners, Dave Goodwin, Roger
Van Parys, Al Morgan, Dorothy Vanderhoef.
2nd row: Milne Traax, Ronda l-lildebrand, Par
Marcinlciewicz.
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3rd row: Gail Thompson. Jill Johnson, Sandy
Ferguson, Kalhy Graham, Sue Madden, Sharon
Mouldey, Dale Wilfe, Mia Mudge, Virginia Lanq
land. Susie Olson.
Oak of Student Government Strengthened b
ASB Officers Guide Student
Farsi' Semester Bd of Control Officers Beverly Peacha assistant 'rreasurer Gail Thompson
business manager Jerry Hnllis president Mia Mudge vrce president Ada Jeanne Drcl:
treasurer and Dons Johnson secretary
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Janis Hedxurd, Jerry P-Wlis, Jim MIHer, Dave
Barns Fred Frederrclcson, Gary Lee, Bruce Evans,
Norman Moran, Bob DaWe, Gerry Morse. Buz
Baurnan.
2nd 'cw Sandy Fergszon, Rosemary Krausher,
Cari James.
3rd few: Georgia Purfon, Sdzanne Sayles, Beverly
Williams, Powen Walferz, Pa? Marcinklewicz,
Mary Amie Brown, Sue Madden, Dale Wiffe,
Dordny Tsilen
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The sfudenfs pldured above Headed We various commifiees needed +0
successfuily compbfe We sf.FCnN'5 dan for Improving We Cify park. Back
row: Edifh Car'woiunW Jnrr, HHY5: Aan Wesfenrmofer, Buz Bauman, Tom
Mobfey, Pal Bufiffy Uennfs Larwfefs Dcge' Van Parys, Ai Morgan, Georgia
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prendency bofh SGVYTCSf9'G. Jerry Pad pre-vioudy won The presidency of His
dass for five consecuflve sem:-s+e's.
Pu'on.
Prof' row: Garf Tncfrozfr fearre Ecreiaruef, Pa' Mardnkiewkz, Dafe
'XN'f'e Sard, Fernie' Sse Madden Virdfa Larglard, Jane Hansel
C'e of 'Le fair 1 ' ' ,',den' afians 'n N956-57 was We add7f,on
65 a ...Grid 'fr ' 1 smzer' 'QZf9'F""V5'14. Tins branch, 'needed by
Fa' Ma'i7nVefJ'1 Aan "rdf-1 't G'3'E?"":"9 'Lo convirufional Vegafify of
'neasxes 79 ern :Bard '5 Cf"'i aienda.
Toe es'abVsV'nf-n' 'I .d"'a' fi""'7"c-Q 'wld pCas:Uy lead 'O We
ofianfzrrfg of 'ease' 'n',-d"1 ce'La:s a SZLWC3 'fafff cfwrf, Infor-
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r95:'57. Tne cause of "Q 'em has ': envfaze hrcader oarnqlpadcn
"'s:ncc1even'sPt, p'e,e"r' 'ne s',Je"s :fin medcadlng Hwernselves
'efr, HINIS aqain dcrrinwed fre odbigai scene, vdrminq Hue sndenf body
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IHUGALS turned In another solad year of serving the students of Edmonds Hugh School Among thenr varrous duties
were pefrollmg the halls. cleenmg up the grounds, and serving on paddle squad
Baz lpumen served as first semester presndent with Dave Goodwm and Darrell Harnson holdang down the posutnons
of vice presadent end secretary The second semester Buz handed hrs gavel over to Drck Engels John Magnuson and
Berrlffworihzngton attended to the chores of the Voce presndent and secretary Members were tront row Vernal
Qerrett Worthmgton Bob Bullmgton Darrell Harrnson Bruan Huseby Second row Wayne Burdett Roger Van
Peryx Dove Johnson Del Starlcenburg Roy Clotluer Bock row Dan Rnchardson Jerry l-lnllos John Magnuson Fred
Frtdbnchsog Beans Dari: Engels Not Plctpred are Devo Goodwun Kent Langabeer Rod Nopson Everett Costa Ward
Pflgipi, an Bo er
Eg Q: Snow sleet ram zero temperatures. ind hell couldnt stop Pep Club Thus they proved dunng the Coach
vibe: and on many another nnclemdnt evenmq,
et Pep Club bought thesr own Oilfahlffld made thenr own purple yerinns They tried to renmburse them
,UQ Dpbfehng the concessaons at some hom! tghmes and by holdmg belle sales
were front row Rose Wallace, pfbe Beaver Helen Ohlen Melody Tester Kathy Daemert Corel
J t Donnell Dale Wntte Georg on. Marlene Matuska Second row Judy Lee Jane Ha
ef Sh2er1"ySmnth D8IUZllfig ry Marlm Phyllns Hennmq Lee Mulenax Beck row Me
W' Bev Feechp Jqplue gfewton Jan Hedl nd Rosemary Kre shar Lllan
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Back row Car u Grosre In and Olwe Bowman
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the baslrelball courf durung games and cafchung sfray baslcefballs are all a par? of servung on
fucker commuffee Of course The members dud sell a few 'rhousand fuclrefs fo plays concerfs
and home games The members were fron? row Pai Marcunlcuewucz Carun Fenfon Sherry
Smufh Phyllus I-Iennung Helga Kyernenes and JoAnne Rogers Back row Rowen Walfsn
Jean Phullups Mary Aluce Brown Jaclue Malloy Barbara Duck and Ada Jeanne Duck
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PC phoned un scores and helped publush foofball pro
I row Bruce Baker Vernal Hove Back row Davud Kafen
abeer Nof pucfrued are Gary Sallee Gene Fosfer and
DRIFTWOOD EDITORS uq essays, shorf sforues poems, quofes. arf worlr, and e
1 zlenls kepf Phyllus Hennung and Judy Mussler busy eduhnq
1 s Hugh annual publucafuon
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pep assemblies. They sparked sludenl' morale al games, as well, wilh Tiger Rags
hand-clapping rhylhm. The members were. fron? row: Tom Mobley, Frances
Thorn, Roy Erickson: Second row: Chuck Swinlord. Carolyn Mcfxnully. Dick
May: Third row: Larry Lusier, Buzz Olson, Jane Douqherly, Brian l-luseby: Fourlh
row: Everell Gulfschmicll, Dorolhy Niver, Flelcher DeLap. Barbo Kulle: Back
row: Ed Clark, Tomrny Valeson, and Danny Richardson.
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Virgil Allbery
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a or in he hsfc ol Edmonds High School Virgil
A lloery led +he band This year Through fair wealher
and foul Virgil practiced all summer and sfeppecl
o a 'radlonally fall 6 leer 3 inches cornpe e
with hs biq plumed shako Twirlers Rene Smnlh and
Virginia Langiand were on hand slrulhng in Their
sequined hi e un forms They employed new
routines and added professional Touches such as
lighted bafons for fhe Coach Rowe Special Niqhl
Rene Vrqima and Virgil also performed af lhe
Pullman Band Day and the Santa Claus Parade
SONGLEADERS and CHEERLEADERS. Brimming wifh
pep, lhe cheerleaders combined acrobalic slunls wifh
'rheir cheers, and lhe songleaders inlroduced a novelly
song lo fhe 'une of "Three Liffle Fishiesf' The group
marched in 'he Sanfa Claus Parade and allended lhe
annual cheerleaders conference in Eyerelf. Back row:
Songleaders Sandra Larnbe, Sandra Ferguson, and Sue
Madden: Cheerleader Dorolhy Tucker, and Songleader
Sue Fredericksen. Also shown is Benny Bengal. Fronf
row: Cheerleaders Sharon Mouldey. Jack Gilrearh, and
Mary-Jo Hanley.
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BENNY BENGAL. Benny Bengal in l956 was 'rhe funniesf
Tiger mascol Edmonds High has known since Benny began
appearing af pep assemblies and games four years ago.
l-le developed a special lalenl for siffing on The 50-yard
line and fwirlirig his long fail, Wilh a bulky, pillowesluffed
frame, Benny, alias Bob Billinglon. lumbered Through 'rhe
audience al pep assemblies and waddled along afler girls'
drill learns al halllimes of foolball games.
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an acrive club. F.T.A. had a membership of 35 axdenfs as
compared lo I5 members lasf year. Member: Eng ,de -
fron+ row: Gail Thompson Sue Madden Rowan VVa le sq
second row: Carol Cooper Elaine Sfromberq, Era Scarb ,
Carol Bergerson. Marie Gross Diane Semnlesd, Verna
Baever Penny Campbell Norma Dofy' Th'rd row: David
Karen Donna Berg Jeanefre Byers Barbara Dk' f,
Downing Carolyn McAnul+y Jeanne Echelcarger and
Rosemary Kraushar No? prcrured are Berry C nn Sandra
lrvun Kay Jacobson Joan Knufson Larry Lcnman Ja ke
Malloy Pal' Marcmluewrcz Rose Nrclcerson Par Nygreen
Charles Randall Carolyn Reld Danny Rucha d
Sorensen Duane Wendell and Darlene Wrlker on
STAGE CREW Sfage Crew spends many hours and much
hard work assushnq wrfh assemblies produchons dances and
meerrngs held by sfudenfs rn Edmonds Hugh School and by
communzfy groups Members are upper leff Fronf ow
Wendy Phrllrps Davld Johnsion Ed Clark Jerry Crabb Glen
Goodwm Ray Crss'r second row Tom Wallzer Clnfford Cal
houn Danny Olson Bob Blevens and Howard Howland
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are shown sealed around 'rhevr equnpmenf They are Davnd
Johnsfon Ray Crasr Danny Olson and John Pelerson
Members of phofo club plcfured af far rlghi are
Rodney Ullery Dave Buxfon Darrell Burhs Wayne John
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shown wafchmg Pauline Shannon
demonsfrafmg slage make up on Jam
Brnqance Members are fusf row
Carol Cooper. Melody Tesfar. Norma
Dofy Sharon Shfes, Joy Gaspar, Ar
drlh Dofy. second row Jane? Case
beer, Deanne McNe:ly. Joyce
Woods, Pamela Palmer, Beverly Wil-
liams. Linda Ross, Carol Groseniclr,
Carolyn Thompson, Judy Evans. Bar-
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Paf Warren, Pauline Shannon. Mar-
gie Codman, Lois Sfill. Nancy Mason.
lrene Clarke. Judy Peierson, Sharon
Smifh. Dorofhy Vanclerhoef, Judi
Kirlcpafric. Linda Reese. Mary Jane
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Flys-1 Semegfer Sfaff Ba L row Barre'+ Worfh nqlon Pnqer Van Parys Dclr Curry Dave
Kafen Fronl row Gary lee Bob Brllxngfon Phyllrs l-lennlnq Peq Bu xmasler Jane Grael
The fall Wureless slaff aflaclred The pob of publlshunq fhe school
newspaper wrfh oniy eleven members Alfhouqh The sfaff was small
Yeamworlc and elflcuency won Them a rare compllmenl from fhe
rmfer hrs ears s a T lS one o e n sf rn ye They rare
mrssed a deadl ne
Among 'the ewghf wssues publshed lhe ll s+ semesrer rhree were
specsal edzflons and spoke hnqhly of fhe sfalfs lalenl One of These
specuals n luded a page devo'ed enrrely lo pncferes Thus was 'r e
fursf plrfure page un rhe papers hrslory
The 57 Ad Manager and Busrness Manaoer poslhons were consol
dated an ine person of Barrel? Wo rhmczfon Barrel? rernauned al
'he head of fhe b ol balancunrq and ad maraqemenl deparlmen? for
Y e en? e year Ad sellrnq rm fhe season wen? smoofher Than In
reyroes years + yarnoas mes rc r th year fhe pa er
could nor accommodale all ihe mercl'-anis Nho wrshed fo adverfrse
Wrfh The second s mesrer cam slall reor nzaf: n as mos' o The
o d members were eplaced by cnrors who were 'fo mn The paper The
Follawrno year
One of The year s lnrghpomls fo The W rele s was fhe All Coos? Press
Conference held rear The end of February af The Umyersufy of
Washunqfo Ernhl srall members a 'ended wufh frrs+ quarler editor
Roger Van Parys headunq one ol' fhe campus rneehngg The observing
deleqafes Joanne Bradbury Fred Fredervclcson Penny Camp ell
Gary Lee Bev Peacha Jaclrre Bod e and Phyllns Henr-mg a'fended
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Fred Frederuckson, above cenfer, is mlrlguing fhe ladies wiih fall lales of The play' 6 former Broadway produdionl was hampered by the difficulfy
Sin il1f0U9l10Ulll'1e 0995 and 0lJVl0U5lY noi Caring Wheilief fhe men l'5l9n in casring male paris. Only four of The eleven sfudenfs in fhe play had
or noi in 'rhis scene from ihe all-school play. "Dulcy". any previous BCHFIQ elperlervle-
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- Miss Jacobson, was a ihree-acl comedy sfarring Doris Johnson. Doris
portrayed a charming, fluffy-minded wife who was eager buf clumsy in
helping her husband in his business affairs.
Allhough a ficker selling confesf was held To increase alfendance al
"Dulcy", only an average crowd wifnessed ihe play. Winner of ihe
confesf was Ted Knudson, who sold over 40 iickels. Olher winners were
Sandra Lambe, Gary Eisen. and Mike Muller. Free dinners af prominenf
Seallle resfauranrs and tickets fo "Cinerama" were given as prizes.
SuzAnne Frederickson fook charge of produciion problems and assisfed
Miss Jacobson in direcfing ihe seniorssponsored play. Prompling was
done by Carolyn Rousch and Dale Wiife. Judy Klein wi'rh fhe help of
Larry Buriifl, Sandra Lambe. Bill Ferris, and Norma Jean Dofy, handled
the props. Dave Kaien, Judy Miller, and Sharon DeVos look charge of
publicify. Carol Cooper was business manager and Dan Richardson
was in charge of sound effecis.
Dulcy . .
Gordon Smiih .
William Parker
C. Roger Forbes
Mrs. Forbes .
Angela Forbes .
Schuyler Van Dyck
Tom Sferrefl .
Vincenf Leach .
Blair Pafierson
Henry . .
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John Magnuson
. . Ed Clark
. Dale Sfein
. Carol Berg
. Kay Smith
. Jim Wise
. Jack Gilreafh
Fred Fredrickson
Wayne Proudfooi
. Bob Billingion
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Back row: Roger Van Parys, Rowen
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'57 Echo-Largest In Edmonds School History
Allhouqh lhe Echo slafl was handicapped all year by 'the lack of a full-
lime edilor. lhey produced lhe larqesl annual in Edmonds hislory. Limiled
in Their aclivilies by The newly acfivafed poinl sysfem. sludenls who had
been Trained for Two years for fhe edilor's iob, discovered lhey were
unable lo lake lhe position wilhoul' dropping olher irnporlanl offices.
Olher edilorships changed hands several limes because of confllcls
wirh rhe poinl sysrem. Rene Smilh, as produclion manager, had fhe
'rask ol co-ordinalinq rhe group info a smoolhly funclioning sfaff.
The age-old slruqgle ol' money, money, money was mel and overcome
as 'rhe slalf worked loqelher io earn alrnosl' half lhe S3500 cos? of pub-
lishing. ln order 'lo earn lhis money, lhe slaff look charge of concessions
, , W during foorball and baskelball season, collecfed money from apple sales.
held dances, sold adyerlisinq, and sold plaslic annual covers.
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Long hours of Echo work, spenl ourside of class, were necessary because
one class period a day was noi sufficienl for all lhe work fha? needed lo
be done. Food and drink were brouqhl in from lhe ouler world lo suslain
life while 'rhe members worked during holidays and lale al nighl, lm-
peryious ro lime and wearher, fo meer rheir deadlines,
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Highlight ofthe year tor Quill and Scroll, the international
honorary tor high school iournalists, was the sponsoring of
the annual Publications Banquet which took place in May
and featured Jaclr Jarvis, city editor ot the Post-lntelli'
qencer, as guest speaker.
Earning money was, as in many other organizations, a prob-
lem that was overcome by the operation ot concession
stands at athletic events. Funds were needed for editor's
pins and for the banquet.
To be eligible tor Quill and Scroll, a candidate must be a
member of student publications and a iunior or senior in the
upper third ot his class scholastically. He must have done
superior writing, editing, or business managinq in connec-
tion with student publications: and he must be recom-
mended by the adviser.
The Homer Post chapter of Edmonds Quill and Scroll, was
named in honor ot Mr. Post in i936 when he was inter-
national president ot Quill and Scroll. He served many
years as adviser ot the Lincoln High School News at Tacoma
and has been prominent nationally in student iournalistic
activities. ln addition to his many other activities, he worked
as part-time copy chief ot a Tacoma daily.
Members of Quill and Scroll were - top row: Rene Smith,
president: Barrett Worthington, vice-president: Roger Van
Parys, secretary: Carin Fenton, treasurer: Dick Curry.
Bottom row: Mary Alice Brown, Phyllis Henning, Gary Lee,
Sue Madden. Mia Mudge, and Gail Thompson.
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cub rcafors was refer as keen as I+ was in I957.
lr was rof ,wil 're fofng was faken from fhe
deadlocked selecfion cornrnlvee and exlended
'o all pub ':a'lons srudenrs fhal Barrelr Worfh-
Inq'on fron 'he declslon. The flne work of Rene
Sm7'h, a 'nr-ee-fear Echo veleran, and Phyllis
Henning. a loyal worker on all rhree srudenl
pub'lca'fons, also commanded qrear respecl.
s Lnicr year and rhen as a senior, labored
a lull year as bo+h ad manager and business
manager of lhe Wireless. Despire holding down
'r o lobs ar on-e, he sl'll 'Found lime ro cover
beals and wrrre slorres Mr Selvrdqe Wrreless
a yse larmed Barr lr as rhe besf busrness
manaqer he ever had
Lrmelrghters Presented Christmas Assembly
lhe casf
Nancy W llard
Charley Slewarl
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Mary Jo Hanley
Bruce Helm
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Don Munshower
Sharon Nelson
Darlene Wrlkerson
Lee Mulanax
Dave Karen
Brrdqer Hanley
Sharon Smrrh
Lrmelrqhlers an organrzahon of sfuclenls who have
parrrcrpaled rn school dramahcs held lwo amiga
'rrons lor new members and presenred for fhe slu
den? body fhe annual Chrrsrmas assembly
The members were fron? row Sharon Nelson
Sharon Smrlh Judy Pefers Mary Jo Hanley Lee
Mulanax secrelary Carol Cooper vrce presrdenf
Brrdqef Hanley Dorrs Johnson and Melvin
McMahan Mrddle row Roger Van Parys Mra
Mudqe Sandra Wrlson SuzAnne Frederrclrson
Jeanne Everecl Darlene Wrlkerson and Ed Clark
presrdenr Back row Danny Rrchardson Dale Sfern
Bruce Helm Dave Karen Fred Frederrclrson John
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The senior kick line surprised and
deliqhfed fhe specfa+ors wifh
fheir inierprefaiion of a harem
dance in which 'fhey fhrew off The
shackies of convention and
chanqed suddenly info a bona
fide chorus line. From leff to
riqh+ fhey are: Lee Mulanax, Dale
Wi++e, Bonnie Ward, Doroihy
Tucker, Caroie Grant Susie
Olson. Rosemary Kraushar, Sue
Madden, Mia Mudqe. Linda
Lindblom, Ada Jeanne Dick, and
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of the cds, consisied of Dan Richardson, bass fiddle: Dafa Shand, quiiarg
Tom Valeson. drums: Roy Erickson, saxophone: and Jim Wise, piano.
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Psyclniafrisl Dale Sfein is lisleninq alfenlively and Ed
Clark, a mililary policeman, is wafchinq closely as Pri-
vale Gillison, played by Dave Kalen, cenler, fells abou?
The ups and downs of army life.
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Kenny Oberg iried fo cheerup his resfricled army buddief
with an accordion solo. buf his efforis were wasfed on Jin'
Wise, fhe soldier with fha ffusfrafed love life. With flue help
of Jerry Wall, Bruce Gfimsiad, and Jim McDsrmoH', he fold
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damp Aulumn niqhl lo lhe l-lomecominq Dance. The Edmonds 'gym was hardiy recoqnizalole. Murals,
sheamers, and sofl music floefinq lhrough lhe leaves lhal cameullazed The bandsrand se? lhe 'rheme -
Aufumn Silhouefle,
Crowds of sfudenls and visirinq alumni hushed as Lellerwcmen neophyles rolled oul fhe red carpef lor
the approaching royally. Princesses Mia Mudge and Susie Olson led The procession To lhe fhrone,
accompanied by Their escorls. There, in lronl ol a mosaic ol lhcasends of aulumn leaves, They welcomed
their radianf Queen, Dorothy Tucker. The ccronallcn, shown ab:.e, c"ma1ed the I956 Homecoming,
perhaps fhe las? one ever To be held in lhe present hizh szhce-. Edmonds sfudenls hope lhe lradilions
of Homecoming can' be successfully lransierred lc The new buldinq.
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The theme Carousel reflecied the gay
and carefree moods of The couples al
lending fhe i957 Sensor Ball Vnvad colors
and unusual decoralnons furlher carried
ou? lhe spun? of fhe evenlng Carousel
horses a band sfand designed as a mod
ernlsfuc lree and a punch sfand formed
an fhe shape of a suspended bsrd cage
were perl of lhe memorable ornamenls
of lhe ball Chaurmen were Dnclc Engels
general charrman Helga Kvernenes
punch sland Roger Van Parys publlcufy
Vurgmua Langland Dan Rnchardson enter
lannmenf Ada Jeanne Ducl: Mna Mudge
punch Gregg Ronney band sland Peg
Buclrmasler fuclrels Kay Jacobsen cell
mg Colleen Meechan znvnfafnons and
Gaul Thompson programs
The Dance That Wasn t
Enlhusrasm for fhe annual Junior Prom melfed away Info a
shapeless pool of rndaflerence as Mays warm sunshine lurned
many a young man s fancy fo fhoughls of summer lobs com
mencemenl and lusf abou? anylhlng buf a formal dance
A sluggrsh sale of hclrefs caused 'rhe dance fo be canceled
lwo days before rf was scheduled lo be held
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Jane Hansel far lell' ns modelmg one of
flwe frne co+'ron ouffufs from Durbin s
Apparel Clofhes for all occasions nn
many sfyles un bofln ready To wear and
sewrng depar+men+s found al Durbuns
male Hr a leadmg faslwuon cen+er of flue
area
On 'flue near leff Wendel Phullups em
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:ng one of flwe varnous sfyles of mens
sb r+s lhaf can be found 'rhere By gnvmg
excellenr service 'ro Hrs cusfomers for
many years Weller s Mens Shop has
become rlus area s lweadquarfers for
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Joanne Bradbury prcfured above un her faflwers
sfore ns exammnnq one of the porfable raduos from
a new shupmenf For modern applnances of leadung
manufaclurers Bradbury s T V and Applsance sfore
as your headquarlers rn Edmonds
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MY. 9957 I961'h Lynnwood Lynnwood
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Be Thrifty Everyday Low Prices
Days a Week
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Bowling Lanes .7
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ANY SATURDAY ll:30 A.M.
CALL BEFORE - STUDENT LEAGUE
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LYNNWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
P. O. Box 338 MY. 2080
R. M. Moody Agency
INSURANCE
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Congratulations to the class of 1957
Jerry Hnllus oullnlled by Don s Men s
and Boys Shop also leaves Edmonds
Hugh School wrlh many orher crednls
lo has wardrobe Presenl sludenl body
presudenr voled mosl popular sensor
boy of class of l957 capram of I956
loolball leam has been awarded
Three lerlers for loolball 'rwo 'lor
fraclc one for baslcelball. Jerry
sfarred school in Edmonds and plans
lo major in prelaw al Whirman or
Washington Slale College.
Best of Luck, ferry
and the clan of 1957
Don s Men s and Boys Shop wrshes 'ro con
gralulale all graduales and wrsh lhem 'rhe
very besl ol luclc no maller whal each ol you
may venlure rnlo durnnq your years ahead
Always Loolc Ahead' Bur as a memory of
sryles worn lor sprung l957
Calulornra whnle dress shrr'r widespread
collar french cull by Van l-luesen grey blue
he 2' 4 wrdlh square end by Fashion Crall
Charcoal flannel slaclcs by Ralner of Calnfor
nra Blaclc wlde well shoes by Weslboro
DON'S MEN'S AND BOYS SHOP
LYNNWOOD SHOPPING CENTER
REDMOND SHOPPING SQUARE
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LYNNWOOD GR 0445 41-h 81 M
Gwe Ur a Call Albert B6llClJ
ACTIVE REALTY Realtor!
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NEW HOMES RENTALS
GR 2535 LAND LOTS OLDER HOMES
Frank 8: Bull Robert A Johnson
She" SHWICG REALTY R INSURANCE
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SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
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SHOE STORE
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