Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1940 volume:

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SOPHIA MALACHNIK I BARBARA COLLINS P MAXINE BULLIS I VIVIAN ARMSTRONG , BOB LLOYD ., , GWENDOLYN GARRET GLADYS SVVANSON , 7 GEORGE ISHIHARA I JOHN CHACATA j ' ANGELINA MILLARICH ANNE MILLARICH ,Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editor ,, Associate Editor Photographer LUPPOLD , ,..,,., ,. Adviser ., Business Manager A, , . ,,s. ,..,,.Typist ,, ,, Class Section , , ,,,, ,,,, , Feature , Publicity Chairman , Publicity Assistant ,, ,,,, ,,,Art Assistant , ,,..,, Boys Sports , Girls Sports HORTENSE HOGELUND ,, Activity I BIl,I, MARUTANI TOMMY YAMAOKAHM, DELBER MARSH tt,, ,. , ,,,, , ,,,, ,,,,,,, , Printer JEANETTE HENNIGER , ,,,.. Photography Technician ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Cuts! ifouq: Vclva O'Nril, Kathryn Nachtsheim. Shirley Marshall, Sophia E ant. Srrrmtl Row Joanne Iwttmg, Darlene Klinltcl. Dean Timm, Mary Itlogf- lund. I I 1 lv 5 ' 2 , I ' lish- E' f Q, . 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SMITH WALTER JENSEN Mathematics Geometry, Comm. Law Commercial subjects Geography, Sociology 4: 'R K- km . 'hw .,, 0 .' aff di-P fl x VIOLET CASS CHRISTLE H. QUIMBY NELLIE OLSON Science Mathematics Commercial Subjects 10 ,iv-,...,.,.N V 'L MARY JEAN SLOANE English 2- 9' V . 2 3' . Q' Si fn Q' ' fktzifxf-H, JEAN UMMEL Art Wikis ms o ' 0 ff l AGNES D. HORN RALPH KECHLEY MAURICE PEARSON ONIE E. HANNUS Home Economics Music Agriculture Boys Physical Education K '17 kv? LAURA J. SHOOK School Nurse ,f P ,- ,, Q' ...W ,g ' S- 2' . . , J' . Q A 3' -ff -ra up S- v Q.-Q' x ' W., -if I J fiidx ESTHER PETERSON ALICE JOHNSON NORMAN HOVLAND EMILY COATES Home Economics Music, Social Science Industrial Arts Girls' Physical Education Il -6 l ,Q . 5.. -3. A w' r iv HELEN CALDWELL Secretary f -' lizrfgzzll lpl:l2Zl'04lS Q .. fry' 11 'C r 5l f ' 'W N on .N , 4 sa i v wx' Around the note: Principal, C. M. Boundy Principal, Myron Finch Dale Cutting lfarl Barber Reba Armstrong Connie Giuivcsgard Ruby 'Fl 1 -v AUX v 5. fx' U I Walter Nelson Tommy Yamaoka Inga Roland Ward Squires Joe Janikula Erma Hermanson Larson ' 1 .34 'Fx M ' f i , x 'N 'fn 963. ff ' 'K' 'Fm I . 4k V 1 f MW 441 f 4 X X 4 NN-,J X 1 f V 5671 M y R ,IQ ll' Xl! r RW LW? e- N .I ,X-'W' ,N ,sf E394 jf: r .. ,a Os' 2 'El' SLAB? il- 5 M I N-5 I vs Y . I XX X mx 'N Q ,TSX Q' A I , U1 KX X5 ,. . y'f H?X ,'X A , ff 1 'ff' f f ' F4 - 'fun' x ff f ' ffl XZ ,I Xfx ,W xl if 4 .f. ., V .f X X Rx X X 4. . .W j zi , I I Tp V ff, . x ff IQ ' Q1z212sff:ff1:f'1+ , J NW ' N' f Q f I !f Y f y ff- ' P A I ' :f1,f:5q5:5,i5, 74 V L N , 1 g ' 1' ' 1 ,YM z XM Arg . , E U M, , a 5 X. W - ,L,., . X X I AA xl K Ulf? --1-24,25-r-,ufx-xy. , ,Y r. ' 4 P ' ' ' - ,v, f , X X 5 A, wi v f I gl. T xx ,up Nw ,1 - '13-5 -' xt K , - -P15 5 1 I . N ' ff' ge 5 A: i'!f1 1 I ' , ,'l,:'L' '- X Y n ?:': 5 ' 3 fy L, ,L-4' ' f 5 xy ' K A! 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FLORENCE ISI-IIHARA and Pl-IYLLIS POWERS received the gold and silver Hanson medals respectively, for their high scholastic achievements. 14 Klrs, ll d The fall of the same year these up and comlng students reentered school now real members of the Enumclaw Semor High School They chose RALPH SMITH DARWIN BAIN TON and JOE JANIKULA as thelr leaders MISS ESTHER PETERSON and MR MAURICE PEARSON gave super v1s1on The sophomore assembly the first attempt at an all school presentatxon by the class proved to be very entertalnmg Then 1n May chmaxxng a gala year came that successful Glngham Swmg wtth FLORENCE ISHIHARA at the helm The class colors NAVY BLUE AND GOLD were also chosen thls year l938 One year older one step hlgher that much wlser the class of 1940 entered thexr thlrd year bubblmg w1th energy and actlvxty The crew headed by JOE JANIKULA SI WILL IAMS and ARNOLD SABIN showed the school what they had m the lme of entertamment at the Halloween assembly The Sweetheart Prom thexr irst formal affalr was put over m a grand fashxon under efflctent chanrmanshlp of BETTY MELBY 1939 The top of the ladder The class llved up to thexr tradltlonal t1tle Hxgh and Mzghty Semors by takmg an actlve part tn school l1fe and leading the underclassmen through the school year Startlng off wxth a bang they presented the Sentor assembly a mght club scene whlch was one of the finest assembltes of the year Provlng thelr hugh entertamment abllmes the Umbrella Act sponsored by the senlor class copped first pr17e mn the Vaudevxlle In December came the bxggest soclal event of the seuson the Senlor Ball The motlf Down by the Zunder Zee vt ts cluerly carrlecl out with tulxps wlndmllls wooden shoes and lxttle Dutch chlldren for a settlng ISABEL MCKEAN had charge of the affatr Besldes these many actxvxtles members of the class of forty were promxnent in dramatlc athletlc and musxcal nelds 1940 Commencement Wlth a dxploma slgnxfytnq four years of applled study and extra currtcular act1v1t1es the clmss of forty leaves the portals of Enumclaw Hugh Ee undertake the heauer responslblllttes of llfe May they meet wxth contxnued success md lttam equally high standards In Memorlam FRANK RICE lu 1 1 . , ' , . u V T Y e 1 - 1 1 .1 - I 11 - 1 ' 1 1 1 n y T 1 IA VV ' x' 1 1 v . . . . . H . . . ,, . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 u - A .1 1 .. 1 1 11 v 111 1 1 1 5 V 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . V 1 1 .. .--T 1 ' Y 1 . 1 V 1 j i I - 1 ' , V 1 1 11 ' ' 1 1 . . 1 1 U VERNON BABCOCK ICorriganl Slow but Sure Football 3. 4: Club 3: Culee Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4. MINETTE BIGNELI. fSnizJ A combination of ambition and cap- ability. Torch 2: 3,41 An- nual 4: Drill Team 4: Hi Merc Editor 4: Vodvil 4: Op- eretta 2: Hi Hi 4: Library 4. .55 5 1 .Jn A 41 DARXVIN BAINTON LDarl All great men are dying, even I don't feel so well my- self, Vice - president Sophomore Class: Football 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: E Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2: Vodvil 4. ELSIE BROOKS CHankJ Little said is soon- est mended, MARIE BECK fbeckyl To be quiet is a virtue. Glee Club 4: Vod- vil 4: Girls' Photo Club 3. 4, Vice- president 4. DONALD CHAUSIIE fBudj A little lad who is never really bud. I-. I: A, l. 2, 3. 4: Stock Judging 3, 4. ROBERT BELANDER fButchD The Butcher Boy ROLAND COLLECHI fCollecl Everybody has their troubles but me. Orchestra l, 2: Op- eretta l. 2: Boys' Photo Club 4: Of- fice 4. 3'-G3 -0' Y-v Q- Gif .2-'ft L- .5 A 5, CRYMES Uoaniej We like her for what she is. Speech Arts Play 4: Vodvil 4: Thesf pian 4: Entered Senior year from Edmonds. Wash. HELEN EDWARDSON lBrowniel Sing your troubles away. Operetta 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Vodvil 3. 4: Thespian 3, 4: Nonettes 2. 3, 4: Girls' Photo Club 4. DOROTHY ENGLES lDotD Always ready for fun, E Club 2. 3, 4: Hi Hi 4: Hi Merc Staff 4: Vodvil 4: Opetetta 4: Culee Club 4, 'CT' f:-... , .,, R ROLAND ESPERSON Why worry, there is no future in it. ' Ii. F, A. RICHARD BERGSETH CSuckJ Onie's Man Fri- day. LAXVRENCE CONDOTTA lI.arryJ I'll take Buckley any day. Track Z. 3. 4: Club 2. 3: Tumbl- ing l. 2: Olllcc 4. 11.4, E' -sv-ur, -as LOUIE BERTELLI School is always a headache . Football 4: Track RUTH CRIMP Good things come in little packages, Vodvil 3, 43 Op- eretta 3, 45 One Act Play 3: Thes- pian 3, 4, Vice president 43 Hi Hi 4: E Club Z. 3 4. Secretary 2: Hi Merc 4. .. -5 A ff Q HW. ,:'5-ESQ, I 4...- CALVIN FAIR fCalD A boy of worthy ideas and practical ambitions, Torch 2. 33 Hi Merc Editor 4: One Act Play 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 3: Golf 3: Winner 44H trip to Chicago 4. 135 GRANT FALLEN lEricJ He knows little who tells all he knows. Speech Arts Play 4: E Club 3: Track 3, 4: Band 3, 4. HENRY FORD fModel Tl Long and lanhgl- Eircmcn's Club 3. 45 Boys' Photo Club 4: PAPS Squad 4. CONNIE GRAVESGARD CGravyj Ready for and liked by all. Torch l, 3, 4: Girls' Club Presi- dent 4: Board of Control 4: Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- president 3: Orch. estra l, 2, 3, 4: T4-li Hi 4: Thespian fe-ff , no ,, 4? if aaa 'ff' LEE HAYDON Scrum, Sislerl' PHYLLIS FOSKET lliaucetj Modest and shy4- but, Oh, My. Glee Club: Operet- ta Z, 3: Tigcrettes 3: Nonettes 4: Knitting Club 2. VVILMA GRAY A single life is good enough for me. Torch l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Officer l: Library 4. al ,gl .', 6 , -E' los Q A JOHN HAYWARD fllrle, Myself, and Football 2, 3: Bas- ketball 2, 33 Track 2. 3, 4: Glee Club. MARY JANE GARLAND iAin'1 Love Grand. Girls' Sports 2, 3: Hi Hi 4: Library 4. RAYMOND GROVE 'iOnt' clay you see him: the next day you don't. L A vs - 1 r' i 'Y ff 'i JEANNETTE HENNIGER Say now. Annual Staff 3, 4: E Club 3. 4: Hi Merc 4: Hi Hi 4: Girls' Photo Club 3. 4: Advertising Committee 4: Of- fice 3, 4: Cafeteria 3, 4. GWENDOLYN GARRETT lTootsj Ever ready with the right answer. Torch 2. 3, 4: De- bate 2, 4: Speech Club 3. Vice-presi- dent: School His- torian 4: Annual Staff 4, VERA GUGGISN- BICKLER lGugiel lt's nice to be nice when you're nal- urally nite. Club 3, 45 Tennis 3, 43 Gleg Club 2, 4: Op- erctta 2. 4: Girls' Photo Cluh 3, 4, Eecrctary - treasurer J-6 'Z 'F-I JEAN GIANOTTI She's all sweet things rolled up in one. VUALTER HALDEN lvfaltl They go wild, .simply wild, Ouer me. arch l. 2, 3. 4: Student Body Plav 3: One Act Play 3: Speech Arts Play 42 Thespian 4, Presi- dent 4: Band 2: Office 3: Hi Merc Staff 4. 'll .1 5 MARION GORC An ever innocen look, but you cm never tell. Glee Club 3, 4, CARL HAMMERBERG Oh, for a life on the farm. Bengal Guards Z. YP 6 63' , ERMA HERMANSON Personality plus. Student Body Pres- ident 4: Board of Control 4: Vice- president Girls Club 3: Office 3, 4: Advertising Com- mittee 4: Hi Hi 3, 4. I' GLADYS HESS Where's her wan- dering boy to- night? Hi Hi 4: Hi Merc 4: Drill Team 4: Library 4. QQ-, L. HERBERT HJELM I QHerbD His quiet ways have won him many friends. Torch 2: Hi Merc Staff 4. PHILIP HOLT Take things just as they come. Football 4: Soft- ball 3: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, Z: Glee Club 4: Operetta 4: Vodvil 3: Chess Club. JOE JANIKULA Why don't the girls leave me alone. ' Torch l: Student Body Vice-president 4: Junior Class President: Sopho- more Class Secre- tary: Football Z, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis l. 2. 3. 4: E Club 2,31 Fireman 3. 4, Chief 4, RAI.PH HOLT lStrolkl Every man has his devilish moments. F. F. A. l. 2. RUTH JENSEN All that a girl should be. Torch 3: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, As- sociated Editor 3, Editor 4: Hi Hi 3, 4: Yell Club 2, 3, Duchess 3: Girls' Photo Club 3, 4, Vice-president 3: Girls' Drill Team 4: Cafeteria 3: Of- fice 3. qv--vs fig ix uh. il' Qi l 45 Q 1 aff' VERA HORNADAY fI3ugsl Gentle, genuine, and generous. Torch 4: Hi Hi 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: Speech Arts Play 4: Thespian 4: Vodvil 4: Girls' Club 3. 4: Drill Team 4. VERNER JENSEN CJensD Why hurry. Ice got plenty of time, Assistant School Historian: Boys' Photo Club 4: De- bate 4. Zi -'UQ , Y 22. .1--G.. .v- 'Y PHILIP KOCHEVAR CB-oo Jr.D He loves 'em and leaves 'em. Toreh Z: President Jr. High Boys' Club: Boys' Club Treasurer: Foot- ball l. Z, 3. 4: Basket- ball 2, 3. 4: E Club Z. 3: Track I. Z. 3, 4. Manager 4: Fireman 3, 4, assistant chief 4: Lens and Shutter Club 2, 3, 4, president. 4. V WILLIAM KOENIG lWillieJ Quiet - sometimes .I .9 HOWARD KOLZE fFuzzyj Why lift my feet when I can drag them. Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: E Club 2, 3: Father and Son Banquet 3. LOUISE HUNT fOlgal Shes small, but she gets around. Girls' Sports 2, 3: Glee Club. LESTER JONES QShortyl Man was made to grow, not stop, F. F. A.: Firemen 3, 4: Bengal Guards 2, 3, 4. '50 5-Si 'Il q-iw EILEEN KRANZ CLeenj Suchpopularity must be deserved. Secretary Freshman Class: One Act Play 3: Student Body Play 3, 4: Thes- p-ian, secretary 4: Hi Hi 4: Club 3. 4: Oflice 3, 4. l8 FLORENCE ISHIHARA A willing helper. Torch l, 2, 3, 4: Thespian 2. 3, 4: Club 2.3.41 Girls' Photo Club 3, 4: Debate 4: Speech Club 3, 4: Associated Editor Hi Merc 4: Annual Staff 3. 4. Associat- ed Editor 4: Jr. High Girls' Club. Secretary-treasurer. MARJORIE KEELEY Things of interest are not all in school. Operetta 3, 4: No- nettes 3, 4: Glee Club-3, 4: Hi Hi 4: Annual Staff 3: Office 3. GEORGE ISHIHARA QBukkal Yes, he went to school in Califor- ma. l7OOIball 4: Annual Slafi' 4: Library 45 Re-entered from University High School of Los An- geles in his senior year. CECILIA KLANSNIC lFuzzyJ Speech is great, but silence is great- er. Girls' Sports 3. 4: E Club 3, 4. T fm :6 4 .-.1 ,gg -was ew, 'E-'. 45 G --1 HENRY KYLE lHankJ hlndustrious and quiet, Torch l. 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Vice- president Boys' Club 4. RUBY LARSON QWoobyl Everything nice and neat, Secretary Student Body Association: Hi Hi 4: Vaude- ville, assistant chair- man 4: Office 3, 4: Golf 3. BLANCHE LAWRENCE Silent alone LIS grows a flower. thus silently she grew. Glee Club Z: Omce 4. RONALD MALIDORE Quiet but sincere. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, vice-president 4: Judging Team 3, 4. 'S 5 . BOB LLOYD tltchic Witchicm He'll try anything once. Annual Staff 4: Clutching Claw 4: Thespian 4: Ad- vertising Commit- tee 4: Entered from Bremerton, Wash- ington in Senior Year. MARY MANTEL We'll find her where the cowboys are. Torch 4: Glee Club 3: Operetta 3. 4: Vodvil 3, 43 Thes- pian 3, 4. HENRY LOGAR CHankH Why take lift' ser- iouslyrv' Football 4: Track 4: Glue Club. Op- cretta 3: Bengal Guard Z, 3. ROSE MARIOTTI lShrimpl She's small, but she knows. Torch 4: Hi Hi 4: E Club 3, 4, sec- retary-treasurer 4: Annual Staff 4: Of- fice 4. 21 Q I ef' v DOROTHY MADISON lDolly,l Where there's fun ftheres Dolly. Vodvil: Library 4: Art Assembly: Club Z, 3, -1. DELBER MARSH lDinky,l 'iOur artist. Glee Club 1: Op- eretta 2: Library 4: Annual Staff 2. 4: Art Club. N 9- Q -if -'-v if SOPHIA MALACHNIK Variety is the spite of life. E Club 2, 3, sec- retary-treasurer 3: president 4: Secre- tary Senior Class: Hi Hi 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Girls' Photo Club 3: Golf 2. 3. KENNETH MARTINSON 4Blondiel His hair is a thing to remember. Rifle Club 3: Soft Ball Team 3. S Q?- PHYLLIS MALIDORE lphylj A lrue wire never gets stepped on. Hi Hi 4: Office 3 4: Vodvil 4: Mo- ther-Daughtcr Ban- quet Chairman 3. ISABEI. McKEAN llzziel To have friends you have to be one. Band 2. 3. 4: Or chestra 3: Hi Hi 4: Library 4: Girls Photo Club 4. .- 1 '22, rf, Lf. .7 XG. A' Sv T .- i D. QT? 7? ALICE McKINNON CAllicl Looks are sup- posed to be only skin deep, but here is one exception. Chess Club 3 : Girls' Photo Club 4. ORVILLE MEISNER Official curtain puller. Stage Crew 3, 4. BETTY MELBY lLuel Where rhere's one you'll see theother. Torch l. 2. 3, 4: Vice-president Sen- ior Class: E Club 2, 3, 4: Ten- nis 2, 3, 4: One Act Play 3: Vodvil 3. I9 ANGELINA MILLARICH lAngel Just the sort of gal you like to have around. E Club 2. 3, 4. president 4: Girls' Club Cabinet 43 Annual staff 4: Girls' Photo Club 4: Hi Hi 4: Vod- vil 4. FLORENCE MORIARTY lFlol A swell girl be- hind a quiet per- xomzlityf' E Club 2: Drill Team 4. DELMAR MURRAY tDipl Marie Entered bophomor year from Kellogg Idaho. ROY NASSTROM Youre the only star in my blue heaven. Stage Crew 4. KUNIO OZAWA He seelzeth dili- gently after know- ledge. Torch 4: Hi Merc 4: Football4: Bas- ketball 2: Softball 3. 4: Lens and Shutter Club 4. XY? Q ,- Ef- WALTER NELSON CSar e 2 J 1'd rather be a dog. Freshman Class President: Senior High Boys' Club President 4, Vice- president 3: Bas- ketball Z, 3. 4: Firemen's Club 3. 4: Vodvil 4: Boys' Photo Club 4. vice- president 4: Board of Control 4. MORRIS PETERSEN CPetel The man with the hoe. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4. President 4. T? H as-seg, of CECIL NIELSON lKegl Never let study interfere with fun. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: Boys' Photo Club 2. WALTER PHILLIPS fWaltj Quiet and nice. Band 1.2: 3, 4: Orchestra 4. if Q er' '27 'Q T? 3 TERRY O'I3RIEN fDogl The answer to a maidens prayer? Ii Club 2. 3: Captain of Football Team: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 3. l: Track l. 2. 3. 4: Make- up Manager. LYNETTE PILLEY A true friend is forever a friend. Jr. High Play: Jr. Prom Committee. .- fi AJ 5 MARGARET O'SHEA tljegl Those Irish eyes are smiling. . Operetta 2: Glue Club Z: Girls' Photo Club 4. CARL PODBREGGAR Theres tougher guys than me, but I doubt il. Football 3: Basket- ball l. 2. 3. I iii 'F-if v . I9 Q -av -3 x ww., I3II.l. OZAXVA lTin Pinsl Silence is bliss. Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4: E Club 3: Hi Mer Staff 4. TINA PUTTMAN QTir1Y7 Shes little --- Oh, My. ' Art Club 4. you as KZ- 16 YZ?- . 4' T' v-f Q--v fu? wr Q W7 ROLAND Light-headed only to her tresses. Torch 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Presi- dent: E Club 3, 4: Hi Hi 4. ARNOLD SABIN He has A's lo spare. Torch 2. 3: presi- dent 4: Secretary- Treasurer Junior Class: Treasurer Senior Class: One- Act Play 3: Thes- pian 3, 4: Vodvil 3. 4: Speech Club 3: Student Council 3: Track Manager 3. 4. MIYAKO SAKAKIBARA CPearJ Thoughtful and sweet. 20 MARY FRANCES SCHLOSSER QRedJ Have you heard this one? E Club Z. 3. 4: Speech Arts Play 4: Vodvil 4: Op- eretta 3: Glee Club 3: Tigerettes 4: Library 4: Junior Prom Committee: One Act Play 4. HERMAN SCHONBACHLER lBachelorl When Herman's around -1here's bound to be some- thing popping. Vodvil 2. 4: Fire- man 4: Lens and Shutter Club.-1. MARY SEMPRIMOZNIK fGingerJ What do I do now? Glce Club 3: Op- eretta 3. 4: Art Club 4: Girls' Drill Team 4: Of- fice 4. TOM SHANNON lSlugl 'I'here's a keen sense of humor be- hind his quiet per' sonalityf' Speech Arts Play 4: Thespian 4: Decla- mation I. PAUL SMITH fParpyl Bless the girls-W they are a source of joy and expense for- ever. Torch I: Speech Arts Play 4: Vodf vil 4: Operetta 3, 43 Thespian 4: Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Boys' Photo Club. Secretary 4. F5 vi - ,N AI,I3IfRT SI-IAW tI3abeH 'ilI'S fun to have nothing to do and be doing it. Glee Club 3, 4: Football l: Yell Club, RALPH SMITH lSmittyl Why not--if Ican yet away with it. Torch I, 2, 3, 4. Vice-president 2. Secretary-treasurer 43 Sophomore Class President: Fresh- man Class Vice- president: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Vodvil 4. an A. v-, D 9+ f FUMIKO SHIMOOKA lFuml Xl friend in need is a friend indeed. Torch 4: Ofhce 4: Library 4. Entered from Kent High School in Senior year. VIRGINIA SMITH lJeanl Seldom heard: often seen, Operetta 3: Glee Club 3: Student Council 3: Drill Team 4: Girls' Photo Club 3: Cafeteria 4, ., f 4.4 x. N ,--v' CAI, VIN SIGRIST CCalj A careful student and a musician. Band 2, 3, 4. MARGARET STORBO lMargiel She hopes to be ir writer. Student Body Play 3: Glee Club Z: Operetta 2. ,fu I6 fi ELBA SITTARO lSuzyb Pleasure before business. DELMAR STOTTLER lHarpol He s always there when it comes to sports. Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Club 3: F. F. A. 3, V4. Treasurer 4. 4 o 3 if .41 3 JLIBEI. SLETTERDAHI Hay? Man of action, no of words. Football 3: Senio Ball Committee, GLADYS SWANSOD lSwedel A trifle shy, witl a naughty twink! in her eye. Annual Staff 4: Drill Team 4, lead er: Glee Club 3: Office 3. 2 F Q lv I- . J, :P 0, -F 0 on 5 - ty .2 ft .R F3 1: ,. 11' 1 K SX, ' K 0 MARJORIE REBECCA THIM THOMAS Say it with mus- lI3eckyl tc. Orchestra l, 2, 3. 4: Drum Majorette 3. 4: Tigerettes 3. 'll Nonetres I, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Vodvil 3, 4: Op- eretta I. Z, 3. 42 Club Z. 3, 4: Hi Hi 4. Blessed with an abundance of good sense. Club 2. 3.4: Girls' Photo Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Vodvil 4. -3 . 3' ,. 11 . -.c g...- Qfx vw aw- 'A ,..- I .- VENETIA THOMAS lNceniel A friendly smile for everyone. E Club 3, 42 Glce Club 4: Vod- vil 4: Girls' Photo Club 3, 4. 21 -s fc. -ur vw W' Y DEAN TIMM fl little work, a little play-m0,Stly play. Annual Publicity 4. nv' ,Q -'Fx -ve N, If-1 ALICE TOST CBlondieD A good disposi- tion. E Club 3, .41 Glee Club. mx 'am NORA TROWSE tMikeD Though, as a gen- eral rule, men an fickle. she's found one that's true. Glee Club: Operet- GRACE ELLEN TUCKER IG, E,l ll'hen biqger and better pictures are taken, she will take them. E Club Z. 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Student Body Play Z, 4: Thcspian Play 3: Thespian 3, 4: Girls' Photo Club 3. 4. President 4: Hi Hi 4: Annual Photoqrapher 3. 4: Vodvil 4. JUNE VJASSELL IPee Weel Small and dyna- mic. wa IG E JAMES VAN- XVIERINGEN 'lm not very biq but just keep your eyes on me. I Track Manager 2: Future Farmer I. 2: Father and Son Banquet Committee 4. VIRGINIA LIEE XVI-IITCOMIB LFleel fl blush in lime saves rouse, E Club 3, 4: Thespian Play 3: Thespian 3, 4: Vodvil 4: Girls' Club Secretary- treasurcr 4: I-Ii I-Ii 4: Girls' Club Cab- inet 2, 3, 4: Tiger- ettes 2. 3: Ooeretta 4: Girls' Photo Club 3. lin if '? VV ash EDNA VENISHNICK tllishl Man delights her not. Glee Club 3: Op- cretta 3: Tigercttes 3: l.ibrary 4: Cafe- teria 4. MARJORIE WHITE lMargel 'She makes the vio- lin speak. Orchestra l, Z. 4: Girls' Photo Club 3, 4. ef' VIVIAN WADDELL CVivj Me and my shad- ow. Glee Club 2: Op- eretta 3: Girls' Photo Club 4. CLAYTON WILLIAMS ISU Faithful forever. Junior Class Vice- president: Football Z. 3. 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: E Club 2. 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3, 4: Vodvil 4: Hi Merc 4: Fireman 3. 4. .1- Q JOHN WILLIAM WARNER lSnipej For he's a jolly good fellow. Speech Arts Play 4: Vodvil 4: Thes- pians 4: Track Manager 3: Father and Son Banquet Committee, HOWARD WILSON Why stick to one. when you can have a dozen. Vodvil 4: Glee Club .4: Operetta 4. Entered from Sumner. Washing- ton in Senior year. 3 'is ' -x is auf ll QC - f K- . ,. ., ,ag --4 :Q QR N V: ': -t ,.- . Q- on sw ' I -- S0 91' . . 2-L ' 4+ . 6 DON WINSOR A'NeveY does a lad feel dumber than when awakened from rlass slum- ber. RUDOLPH WOLSHLAGEL Give him leave to live alone. TOMMY YAMAOKA ITailspinl Wha1's the matter, can'r they yell? Basketball 1 : Track l. 2. 3. 4: E Club 3: Yell Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Vice-president 3: Yell King 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Art Club 4: Advertis- ing Committee 4. LEONARD YOUNKER lRubinoffj What had Rubin- off that he hasn't got? Orchestra 2. 3: Boys' Photo Club 4. 22 KARL SCHUETT IScribel Absence makes the heart grow fonder fof school!j Hi Merc 4: Student Conference. CAMERA SI-IY GILBERT HICKEN- BOTTOM ll-Iickyl Farmer in the Dell. Glee Club: F. F. A. 1. 2, 3. It R M h WdSq h QQ ph Uxfza C- umons Thrs year s JUNIORS those people who seem to be always hurry scurryrng about school on some mrssnon scholastxc or otherwrse have certamly set a tempo challengmg that of any other class Doubtful? Want proof? Why certarnly therr record IS full of lf 1 The JUNIOR CLASS bought more ANNUALS than drd any other rn the school a feat for which they were awarded an extra page ln thxs book The JUNIOR CLASS was a great help 1n makmg the vaudev1lle a success by the romantrc acts of WARD SQUIRES The JUNIOR CLASS was greatly responsrble for Enum claw s success ln sports by furmshmg such athletes as ED HICKENBOTTOM NORMAN RICHARDSON JACK THIM ED BABCOCK JOHN SLOTT RICHARD TAMM BOB CHRISTIANSEN and JIM ERWIN The JUNIOR CLASS under the leadership of VIVIAN ARMSTRONG enthuslastrcally put over a long to be remembered Prom wrth Aprrl Showers for a motrf The JUNIOR CLASS contrrbuted much to the success of stage productlons through the talents of EUGENE QUALLS PATSY WYLLYS LEE SILKNITTER BOB Cl-IRISTIANSEN MILDRED ELLIOTT and LUCILI E STURM W1th these drverslfled accompl1shments the JUNIOR CLASS confidently looks forward to rts last year and smcerely thanks MISS JEAN UMMEL and MR W WARNER THOMAS for helpmg them over the rough spots rn thexr thrrd year s undertakmgs 23 40' -ef ro ighl: r. 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' . . h Q8- 4'c9' aff' 7 0 Onzofrces The SOPHOMORES first showed their right to the txtle SAGE by electmg those brllllant class ofhcers DALE CUT TING presrdent WARREN JENSEN v1ce president and BEVERLY ANDERSON secretary treasurer When Dale moved to Ellensburg Vnce president Warren skrllfully took over Later MERCEDES WHITE was elected to the secre tary s posntlon when Beverly moved to Alaska After DON BELANDER, CLAVIN PASCHICH, BILL BROOKS. and DALE CUTTING proved thelr ments on the grldxron, RICHARD FREDERICKSON ranked first team rn basketball Others actrve on the maple court were BOB HICK ENBOTTOM, LEON HAYWARD, BILL HAYWARD. VIRGIL PETERSON, and WARREN JENSEN The SOPI-IOMORES were also actlve throughout the year rn other phases of school llfe 'Iherr assembly, takmg the audxence to a skx lodge m the mountams. proved successful entertam ment Their cleverly conducted hop establlshed the fact that thus class has vigor, enthusnasm, and mrtxatrve 26 Ll fx :Ill K' 'gp l':XV ,lv -, '- - 'l Vlzr d- Wh' -. . '- - M. P- , d : NI I f , V:-th-1 x 4 .. or ,l -5 .2 :1 V' , Y W-f. ju- - ' :wig w :4 1 - . u- l-4v . Tv- 'E V5 n U. f I t I I , Z y ' I L , ' . . . . ,, ll V - v , . . I 1 Top: M. Bcddoe. M. Armstrong. D. Barker. Y. Barker. Bottom: 2. Top: L. Bottom: 3. Top: D. Bottom: 4. Top: R. Bottom: 5. Top: L. Bottom: 6. Top: H. Bottom: 7. Top: R. Bottom: 8. Top: A. Bottom: 9. Top: J. Bottom: 10. Top: I. Bottom: ll. Top: S. Bottom: l2. Top: M Bottom: l3. Top: A. Bottom: l4. Top: M Bottom: l5. Top: B. Bottom: L. Ballestrasse, D. Belander, B. Bennett. D. Adams Bridgham. D. Bulger, l. Carlson. M. Chacata. R. Bentley. J. Boyle. P. Buck, M. Bullis. Cutting. J. Cochran. M. Dahl. G. Costanich. J. Colwill. B. Collins. W. DeBolt. B. Brooks. Ferguson. P. Fletcher. R. Edholm, A. Fosnick. R. Forler. P. Enberg. E. Faidutti, J. Engles. Govan. M. Ghiglione. M. Goodale. D. Hale. R. Frederickson, D. Goldsby. A. Gray, B. Hawks. Holt, B. Hawks, S. Hedin. U. Higley. L. Hayward, D. Henninger. W. Jensen. B. Hayward. Kranak. J. Malidore. B. Kynell. E. Kurfust. D. Klinkel. S. Kurfust. E. Kuki. L. Lawrence. Mclby, B. Minckler, L. Nielson, L. Noel. B. Minckler. P. Moriarty. B. Meyers, G. Olson. Omsted. Olson. B. Parkerson, M. Ono. J. Olson. J. Pederson. C. Paschich, M. Pedersen. Pooley. L. Peery, J. Peterson, E. Pilley, V. Peterson. Vi. Peterson. D. Rice, F. Prest. Roland, J. Schonbachlor. D. Smith, A. Sasek. M. Schwcikl. W. Slott. J. Sergeant, M. Siskar. . Such. L. Storbo. N. Sprouse. B. Straley. V. Southard. A. Stormshak. G. Smith. J. Smith. Tamm. J. Thomson. E. Tobacco, J. Toman. R. Summers. O. Thomas. B. Usher, V. Vanl-loof. . Voss. D. Winters. J. Wiley. G. Van Patten. C. VJells. M. White. D. XViley. Moergcli. C. McGonigle. M. Ford. N. Geclhart. B. Hickenbottom. I f J' 0 . 1 . V 1 + 5 A I 5 . J.. , 9 Q , i . A-45. Aj? ' P-'f A 'n 8 t.-...,g. . - J X. A. Q.: V w lyaccfwus fftasflnlfrz Rnght on the SOPHOMORES heels came the FRESHMEN peppy lxvely am bxtxous wlth IOCS of clever ldeas In step wxth the students and all thelr VIVBCIIY were MISS DeI.ONA CALAHAN and MISS MARY GILLELAND class advlsers THEODORA VANGEL PATTY HUNT and DOROTHY ERISK presldent vnce presldent and secretary treasurer respectxvely proved themselves worthy of the honor of thexr offlces The FRESHMEN not allowed to sponsor a school dance organxzed a Junlor High roller skatlng party FRANK PREBLE WALT RICHARDSON KENNETH ALLEMAN DON ALD BOSIK LEONARD FLOTHE and JACK LOCKRIDGE played remarkable basketball on the Jr H1 team In actlvmes of a cultural nature the FRESHMEN captured lmportant roles ln many Jumor Hxgh dramatxc productxons and DONALD TROY rated excellent ln the musxc conference at Tacoma 751 S I . N A. J A 5 .GV ' . 6 . fx ' -'-X' r 1 6 5 V y x Q X.. Q as 5 l 1 1 I l 1 ' i I ' Q T fax ' l ' - ' 'D I. lr r r' hi: M's Cal han advis r' ' 1 ,, A- c o rg I s a . 2 . Patty Hunt, vice-president: Theo- I -, dore Vangel, president: Dorothy ,Q Frisk, secretary-I surer: Miss Gil- v X ' lcland, adviser. ' 9 L. f 1 . , - ,. I ' . , . V . A , , 1 ' 4 V - I I , , I I I 4 , , f I . QL l. Top: I.. Bottom: 2. Top: I.. Boflrnm: 3. Top: A. Bottom: 4. 'I op: R. Bottom: 5. Top: P. Bottom: 6. Top: K. Bottom: 7. Top: D. Botlornf 8. Top: Vi' Bottom: 9. Top: IT. Bollona: 10. Top: I5. Bottom .' ll. Top: K. Bottom: 12. Top: R. Bottom: 13. Top: E. liorfom: 14. Top: R BUIIOITYJ 15. Top: H Botrom: Berkshire. I.. Bemis. R. Armstrong. R. Ayotte. W. Basteyns. I.. Baker. K. Alleman. D. Bosik. Barber. Dodge. II. Iidwardson. M. Fantello. S. Dodge. A. Dieringer. I. Davis. I. Durgin. J. Douglas. Garland. If. Goldsby. A. Iialk. J. Goodale. R. I5isher. D. Frisk. l.. Flothe. S. Faley. Gross. K. Cirennan. A. l-lnmmerherg. B. Guerrine. H. Hammerberg. B. Hanson. I.. Halleck. H. Hanson. Hunt. D. Inglis. D. Heiberg. D. Jensen. B. Jensen. Johnson. B. Harris. M. Johnson. Linghloom. B. Ljungclahl. J. l.aush. J. I.ainier. IE. Kolze. M. Kyle. K. Lawrence. N. l.afromboise. Mallery. J. l.ocliridge. B. Mariolli. I.. Martinelli. C. Mallery. T. Iogar. M. McKinnon. W. Madding. . Mitten. B. Moses. A. Olson. D. Noble. G. Moergeli. B. Moses. H. O'Brien. XV. Meisner. Olsen. Ci. Olson. H. O7awa. D. Phillips. C. Pooley. A. Peters. P. Olson. XV. Ill.lSZCRS. Ci. Pillev. Satoris. XY. Richardson. J. Puttman. I5. Remitz. I-. Robinson. If. Preble. A. Sanders. J. Sali.ileilJ:ir.i. C. Runland. Schweilel. D. Srohie. M. Smgles. T. Silveslri. B. Schweik. D. Schay. J. Shannon. I.. Sisliar. R. Sperring. Swain. 'If Vangel. D. Troy, A. Van XVeiringen. H. Stout. M. Strom. S. Trilip. l.. Sutton. Cox. Ii. Burnett. P. Bruhn. G. Bremer. D. Camp. O. Craig. P. Carrier. S. Bruce. Buss. D. Christiansen. B. l.awren-ce. lf. Crevis. G. Jennings. B. Meehan. IQ. Peery. XVassell. B. Vklinters. Y. Yoshihara. I.. Vlohlman. M. Vlheatlev. A. Davis. D. Vifeston. J f :N ' Y FN Ni fl .4'u . fx P4 If -v: . 11,-...lv g I 1 ' i-Sv fi 3 1 K l I Q fi A . ' NF' Q. 1. tn' lg :fi jl fi .95 ' fzffz CIATCIC was Top: L. Beaver. C. Billingsley. F. Anicich. A. Anderson. R. Bock, J. Claridge, D. Bruce B. Collins. R. DeJong, A. Conway, A. Dukowitz. R. Forler. Bottom: D. Alsgaard R. Anderson. P. Barkus, L. Bainton. L. Blessing. D. Blake. C Billingsley. R. Capponi. A. Duchateau. V. Dechand. G. Cocking. A. Douglas. P. Falkens F. Fantello. Top: M. Duncan. S. Gross. G. Grcnnan. E. lfoskct. A. Hertlcin, A. Hubert, D. Johnson K. Kahne, M. Johnson. J. Kurosaki. Bottom: R. Elwell. M. Ebling. J. Fugatc. XV. Griffiths. G. Gossard. A. Cuhiglione, C. Hash F. lshihara. V. Grove. D. Johnson. L. Klansnic. G. Kochevar, N. Kynell. J. Lappenbusch Top: J. Laush. R. Ljungdahl. C. Lilly. R. Miller, M. McCloskey. B. McKay N. Moer geli. P. Nielsen. L. Noel. i Bottom: E. Lay. G. Laush. B. Lianc. M. Lien. J. Lochridge. P. Luebe. H. Mayginnes. J. Marsten. V. Miller. A. Moeller. B. Natchtshicm. D. Moriarty. Top: B. Schwgeikl. B. Sergeant. F. Schoonover. D. Schultz. H. Ono. H. Nowacki, D. Pagh. D. Person. R. Richardson, C. Primon. H Roberts. S. Rice. Bottom:B. Sandness. V. Banning. B. Schoonover. J. Semprimoznik. B. Olesen. L. O'Neil XV. Owens. M. Peterson. B. Prest. E. Qualls. E. Reed. E. Richey. E. Remitz. Top: E. Sheets. B. Smith. B. Smoke. A. Stormshak. E. Sunsted. J. Wigton. N. Van- Wieringen. J. Totten, T. Welling. IV Taslak, J. Wyllys, S. Hallet, L. Carroll, B. Jensen. M. Hill. R. Chaussee. Bottom: M. Sheets. J. Shannon, G. Smith. D. Smith, B. Scribner. E. XVest, K. Timm. A. Yamaoka, M. XVarrens. C. Jamieson. H. DeBolt, P. Forler. H. Leach. ffl i fx :Ai . L L64 if -'rf . 'bt ' -.f-,. LSR' I ri... .Vt Y 1 cl f5 Q W C, ,, cwtnfz 64'utkns Top: D. Barkubein. J. Baker. A. Ballestrassc. D. Barrie, B. Basteyns. N. Boere, B, Blessing. D. Bruhn. M. Burnett, M, Cinkovich, D. Dukowitz, N. Fry. Bottom: D. Anderson. M. Angman, V. Babcock. B. Anderson. B, Brooks. P. Bridgham. H. Boyle, M. Blessing. N, Bruhn. Y. Cross. D. Burnett, L. Cerne, M. Gamiles, L. Garrett. Top: J. Felchin, N. Hash. J. Gattavara, M. Haymen, D. Hubert, M. Heiberg, H. Johansen, R. Kladnick. V. Landskov. N. Keeley, Bottom: G. lfutzate. B. Duncan. J. Gustofson. D, Grennan, M. Hanthorn, L. Hansen, B, Howard, L, Hedin. E. Hoiland. M, Heiberg, V. Kramer. C Lewis, M. LaBrash, B. Jokumsen. Top: L. Madding. J. Mariotti. B. Martinelli. E. Moergeli, J. Millarich. P, Morris, M. Morrison. C. Olson. R. Payzh. D. Payne, Bottom: M. Lien. D, Lockridge. J. Mason. M. Morgan. G. Odegard. B. Nelson, B. Olson. li. Palm, P. Paterson. O. Peterson. A. O'Neil. Top: J. Puariea. Ci. Reed. G. Pohlot. J. Schlosser. M. Rogers, Ci. Waddell, J. Vangel. B. Sturgill. S. Stergion, R, Smoke. Bottom: J. Puttman. F. Rikc. B. Ploegman. H. Phillips. F. Sasek. C. Roberts. G, Schon- hachler. G. Rogers, J. Schweikl. J, Smitterlof. C. Smalley. D. Scott. Top: F. Timm, K. VanHoof. L. VanHoof. Ci. Woodruff, J. York, E. Weston. J. Jamie- son, H. Kennedy. C. Erickson. E. Cinkovich, P. llstad. t Bottom: A, Wacker. D. Sturm. J, Wave. D. Such. C. White, Ci. Wierleski. D. Vkleston A. Carlson. L. Larsen. W. Costner. L. Locke. O -L x 'N C as t .Q , E, - fl asm ,xi Zzzzzfw 1ilTf Girls' Glec Club . . . Tho new Arr Room . l.ib'nrv Study' ldblv . . . Scwncc collcctmnx xn mum I l .... ' Xlgcbm flux at work . . . UW aml Girl Tumblcrs on show , . . Phulllps fav oritf standing place. 41' ACTIVITY fi' -a ai- Connie Gravesgnrd, president Anne Mzllarich. vice-premlrnt Virginia Lee Vtlhitcomb. secretary-treasurer I Q '. Mrs. Mane l.el7oux. nrlxuscr ve' --,NYG Another year met wrth success equal to that of the past President Connle Gravesgaard and sponsors Mrs Marne LeDoux and Mrs Agnes Horn have led the glrls of Enumclaw I-llgh through a year packed wxth hard work and fun The Thanksgxvmg baskets were grven to the needy the girls donned thelr best manners to entertam the boys at the Tolo t IS year they were hostesses for the annual Grrls Club Conference as usual they successfully honored their mothers at the Mother and Daughter Banquet We can be proud of our Gxrls Club which renders so many services every year Those snappy lookrng teal blue sweaters Yes snr II s the Hr H gurls and a mrghty peppy lookmg bunch they are It 1sn t easy to earn those ten points requxred for admrttance serving on com mxttees ushermg and bemg tops m Grrls Club they had loads of fun at therr meetmgs too wnh Mrs LeDoux supervising them Tucker R ensen ravesga d He manson ne 'Vhllarnch LL P Malldore M T lm M Carland V Whntcomb l VlcKean J llenn ge C H Rou, R Mano!!! R n a nr r n rs frm V Hornaday 34 : 'it . 4 1 . Y fl ,Z . . X Row l: G.. V , , J , C. G r, F. r , l, Roland, M Big ll, A Ru'2:. ',.h'...r ,.' ,.r ,. ir,l.r-s - 3: . ' ', . Larsz. S. Mal ch R, E. Kanz, B. Melby, D. E gl . R. ii ,Aa 525 1 .cc- Olin-rs: Walter Nelson, pres- Q identg Henry Kyle. vnce-pres AE., I. In ao W xdenl: John Cfhacala. s-cretary: m s? Q. J 'PA Jack Thim, trea,uer: Mr. ' X fu Sf lloundy, adviser. All c I s S. Sponsored by Mr Boundy and headed by Walter Nelson the Boys Club has been on rts toes all year They were the first to present a noon movre on the new projector they entertamed fathers of the school at therr successful Father and Son Banquet and March 14 when they had thexr annual assern bly every boy wore a necktxe had clean hands and face and combed harr for they presented as therr guest The Honorable Governor Clarence D Martxn nd my I e s M lnch L Johns n A qlnrmshak Y Berg J Mal Or 'Vle han M o Ong r an n s I 0 II na n a a o hnma D X 35 Thls busy group of boys has really been kept on the go smce the purchase of the publrc address system and movle projector Orgamzed thus year under super v1s1on of Mr Myron Fmch thelr dutles are setting up workxng takmg down an carrng for both the P A appa ratus and the projector We JZOXJAIIJI! if Wire , 4 101 Ed Babcock offncc bank box Bclou Bury Pkurson md un OBnen mike up mmxgers Xl 1 un rn' Nu un mx K n . 1 :rx S m wrmmlnl nn Q K r Q wr: sc. an JS u.,2 45 1 'Q it 36 .' ' 0 u 1 . ' 1 1 ' Al , , 'ft l ' ,A -4- Q v . . - s -' 9 zu. .V Q I. , A If R B f J ' . 0 F ' c ' 1 J ,,,, M lhlml :NIJ ' R HSINCK 4UMMl I TH HJM: R :J TM-lv lim! X'.',1Il.v H.xI.!.-u Xrnold Sd-In Dunn Thxm. Iinrl Jensen, Tommv '1'nm.wk.1. lrun! Row -Vnrgmin Lee XY! ,U J L,1,..hx . Nw' M.mn.xr. H--nmgfr Vr . H-rrn.mSr' . Marx Jan- C.1rl.nd. M. 'fc g kl Ku i' 'Env-xg. i. .. ' -I b f 2' ,. 2 +- - ' - S- -Q T U --- Q 5' .1 - -9 - u 3 ' X 12-X , - Q , 1- . J 1' w , - x., .T 4 . - . , W u F' 1 'Z X ' y I. 5 Cjldf M F 1 School would mdced be dull wxthout those brlght spots prov1ded by assem blles Golng down the line of class assemblxes Semor lots of sweet muslc and dancrng mn a nnght club Junxor way out west on a Dude Ranch Sophomore Skl hell' Freshman outslde talent maglc Everyone s stlll perplexed about Mr AShlm s ue? And then there were those many pep assembhes before the games Can t forget Uncle Snazzy and the barn dance Chrnstmas assembly was truly mspmng Then there were the letter assem blles pay assemblxes and movxes Enumclaw IS certamly fortunate to be able to have so many assembly programs Remember the llttle Dutch garden by the old Dutch mrll and the melodrous stralns 1SSl1ll'lg from the wooden shoe? The students wxll long remember that mght of December 23 Down by the Zulder ee The Jumors wxth thelr Aprll Showers Prom and the Sophomores wlth the1r xnformal Hop kept rxght 1n step wlth the Sen 1ors Then ere was t e Glrls Club Tolo the Harvest Ball the Masquerade Dance Sports ho s after the games and the noon dances No one can say here weren enough dances' 37 I -' 1 I fl C8 'fix W' , I 'M -- ' ' .... l q l -- ' , ' Z ' l Z U -that was the Art assembly . Those junior-highers can really act! Their . . 1 1 4 4 4 1 ' l . . 3 -'S . . y a th ll p . t 't cmnozissczzfrs ,ia 4-4.3 'ii s Slundma. S. Srcwsrl. M. XVhirc, D, Srobie. M, Schwnlrl, Cf, Gravcsgarrl. A Barron. Ps. Berrlln. Silmw Hanven XV.1ll.mcc. liogelnnd. Perrv. 'lkhim Kpinnol. XYclIs. Hogclund, Bruhn. Clhrzsrianscn. Nlalirlorc. Mnriren, NVhirv. XVyllxs Remember the peppy songs the band played at the games . . . how everyone clapped and sang as he gave support to the team? . . . The spectators liked the way the band marched at the Row l Ruud Z Rim' 3 . Rou: 4' Ruu' 5 football games in military style in flashy orange and black uniforms. and the way the drum majorettes performed . , . The orchestra, becoming better every year, gave the Hnishing tone to many special occasions. ff Neilsen. R. ltlanrhorn, Phillips. Kyle. Sarroris. Sigrist. Malulorc. l7eM.1n, l-si. Rolhrock. While. McKean. Turner. Perry, Kyle. Sigrisr, D.1v.s, lfallen. Jennings. Brown. Tucker. Vfhrrcomb, Erwin. Brown. Rowan. llenningsen. Holt. Troy, Billingsley Silknilrer. Boere, Angman. Thompson. Alsgaard, Mr, Ralph Kcchlcy. 'Q-'Ya -5 g46 N Ls ,if 5 qXllfIf Q -, f mg, , 'N-ul ' fs'-90 r. Ralph lmlru gpg 7' 'I N.: 2'-' nl 1 to 1 Xk1l1.1mi K 1 son lt out uull 1 muh axnron anrhorn hw cock xc n ou 1 1 1 1 1n r u gen lc r N1 rc m1 1s ll nt wo 11 or: orc! ey glcs nb rg tm og c 1n lm ruhn Buck Sprmus owns N These students may not be opera stars but they could make any song sound good to thelr patrons of E H S wlth Mr Ralph Kechley advlsmg the Glee Club and Mxss Allce Johnson sponsormg the Nonettes and Tlger ettes the school was always sure of havlng approprxate musxc These groups were kept busy th1s year wxth the Concert the Operetta and the Chnstmas Assembly Xllss R Johnson adus r Rom 1 un Nl fha: Rum U H1 IN Sprouts ck Qhl v Row Sar ons 'VI Kees R Cnm Nl Flu u. 2 lys B 9 alry H N10 rgcx lloll S Hahn -INF J-in K 39 4fe44' abaeebl- 'A- .Q 5' 5 're 4 4, . I 4' li S be ' l , XVI , Ho , Sl . Q , s, lklnock, S . l3' V H c, Sc 'c1lxl. Bah . ll kc b om, XX'lcy, G.1l.nd, M.1l111ore, R 1' 1: XX'cll' g, Go 5, Pa ck, Gug b' klc. .lllcr. Recd, ll k, Tha . , u , C11 dnl.-, losmck, Srmlcy, I Lt' 71: K1.l'd R ., Keel ', En , H ' U . S . h N , Kl lvl. Th , B . , .K 1 c, 'l'l1 . . , logvl, Tun. 1 l l . , v , ' l: V, O'Nr'l, ll. lfdwardson, B. Peter, v , 1 . ' ala. l: . 'glcy, '. .' . , J. Bu , M. .c o ser. ' 2: D, I k, 1 , ly, . 1' p, l , zlon. Ro ' I pt XX'yl ' , . .Kr '. . . v l', H. . . 3 Z V. e . A , Q s 5 E . , , A . Q 5 l ', p A . J i 4 A I . ' V l Y K lb 1 '. 1' S. 1 . ul v 1 Q 'g, h .1 1' ,.' u 4 5 ' . ,Lf x , - fi lf ' I I Afrox ll ll Marutani. Tom Shannon Lil! Paul Smith. lixlrrn Kunz. Sillxnitter. Mildred lillioll Iinrronz Row' l'.iul Smith. Bill KVM Pmh l,lmil. Kem llurnailav, Lucille Sturm n'4 ' it i ': I 1' i Zzfcfziz Qgllf' Who was the Clutching Claw? . . . Who, draped in black, strangled John Thornton QTom Shannonj the night of his daughters party? That was the mystery presented in this suspensive three-act play . . . When Patricia Thornton. QEileen Kranzb invited her friends, Sada Sewell. Peggy Boland, Agatha Hayden, Madame Lanezki, and Mrs. Sally Bland fPatsy Wyllys, Mary Frances Schlosser, Mildred Elliott, Lu- cille Sturm, and Joan Crymesj to a party to announce her engagement to hand- some Jerry Hayden QPaul Smithj she didn't expect Chief Donnelly LBob Lloydl and Ofhcer Hand 4Bill Warnerl to add the finishing touches to her en- tertainment . . . Nor did anyone sus- pect that the Thornton's housekeeper, Mrs. Midgely lVera Hornadayy knew anything about Mr. Thorntons trou- bles with George Gordon 4Lee Silknit- term . . . Yes, it was a fine mystery . . . one that Eumclaw won't forget for a long time. l wrcn e Cunfiutta, Nlus: Helen .l. Brenton, l ermr c ner. Mildred lfllmtt, lzileen Kmnr. Joan Cryrnm, Patsy XVyllvs, . Marv l'r.1nces Scliluxx.-1, Cnanr Fallen, fztfck The famous Hardy family of the movies right on our own stagef . . . That's right. Andy, Marion, and the whole family came to Enumclaw on April 26th, when the Enumclaw students presented Skidding, Young Andy Hardy fJim Erwinl an adorable adolescent lad with his first case kept the audience in a gale of merriment . . . Pretty Marion Hardy CDarIene Sigristj angered her fiance, Wayne Trenton fCar- lyle Butcherj by trying to assist her father fWalter Haldenj in his campaign for re- election . . . To add to the trouble the two elder daughters Estelle CUna Higleyj and Myra IMaxine Bullisj left their husbands and came back to mother CLucille Sturmj . Grandpa fEd Hickenbottomj and Aunt Milly fGrace Ellen Tuckerj, the other members of the household did their share to pull the Hardy family out of its Skid- ding. lhghl: IH. Sigrist. F. Butte-hr, G. F. Tuc llnldrn. Cf Butcher. l.. Sturm, J. lfrwi Sturm, J. l'rwin, C.. Hlglcy. M. Bullus, L her. Bc! I ll lt b l X1 I3 ll XX D. Sig iugny. K1 We 7 L IIZC1' 'canaQ'm1Vz'z1n. Elmer, a one-act comedy, was Enumclaw's contribution to the Drama Festival held in her own auditorium March 29, in which Puyallup, Sumner. and Buckley also participated. XVhen Dorothy 1Jay Omstedy and Jeannie llVlary Frances Schlosserl. the pampered sisters of the Collier house- hold, try to bribe Susan llVlildred Elli- ottj into letting Dorothy wear her coat. a gift from her father, Elmer lgJohn Schoenbachlerj decides that it is time for the situation to reach a climax-which it does through a practical joke involving- burglary and camouflage. icandafs With the various classes and clubs sponsoring the acts, the second annual vodvil Scandinavian Scandals, was slightly different. but proved highly en- tertaining and successful. Cash prizes went to the Senior Class. Junior High Boys' Club. and Northwest History Class for the best acts. The whole evening of October 20 was filled with gay Scandinavian folk tunes and little flikas and paykas in their color- ful native costumes doing the rounds of an old folk dance and songs. The fisher- men and Ferdinand the bull also are un- forgettable and will remain as pleasant memories of Scandinavian Scandals. L., fl. 1 V N 'i F H11 , , fr 3 if I Miles 11,1 II, Am 71'111z:a:4 as Song and script entirely composed by Mr Ralph Kechley. and his brothers, the operetta, Washington Pioneers was a smash hill The story centered around Alice Arnold fVirginia Whit- combj and a group of pioneers migrating to Washington to start life anew and find Alice's sister who was kidnapped by the lndians years before. Alice's father tRalph Bentleyvl goes scouting ahead and returns with White Eagle lEugene Quallsl. a white boy brought up by lndians. l-le wants Alice to marry the boy but like most girls she has made a choice of her own. Texas Tommy tlrloward Wilsonp. The climax comes when Texas discovers that an lndian Princess 1Ruth Crimpj is Alice s long-lost sister, Aubrey. Then Texas married Aliceg White Eagle. Aubrey, and things are rosy for the whole group. The comedy was furnished by High Pockets fBob Christiansenj, Barrel tDean Stobiel. and Dummy lLee Silknitterl Left ro lliqhl Howard Wilson, Virginia Lee Xklhircombz Lu Silkniuer, Pariv Wy-llys' Bob Christensen. Don Srrobie: Rurh trump lzugcne Qualls ' l l we L-'UNIX FAIR N NI I II BIGNIII IlORI:NiF ISHIHARX LLADNS HISS ffl 41' The H1 Merc staff wxth xts headquarters ln Room 5 wt rked hard IhlS year to put out better papers The lssues thls year had streamlme make ups new ldeas more pxctures an much mterestmg news and many features Besxdes workmz, the papers, these journallsts took trlps to newspaper offxcts a a skatmg party at Redondo and enjoyed refreshments at the Scot tage the cottage of the1r advlser Mxss DeLona Calahan Fdnlor C Sports fda! mr DOROTHH ENQI I S C urls orts I 'I pmt 'VIIQS C.-'ILAH X5- Aduser 'Kin Q' 1 in 'Q'- Idntor m C href Typ: HERB HJH I .1 X In RLTII CRINIP rco R nd r .mg 5 Associate Idrr wr r Icll Typrsr IXLNIO Ol -XXX 'I JI 'XNITTI IIINNIC IN entu X rut r Typnst -'Q ,- S-su' ff -Xssocmlc In I 'v pls! IBII Ol X XX XI TI R III LD L1 Hum Id r vnu if A 5 AG- i L4 -I-I I-XNTON XKIIIIX S I sun ss Umar, BOB LIONI3 KARL SC HULT Sports fdnlor N I f : -Q l K 0 , t . . . 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R. Collechi, XV. Nelson, l7. Smith. V. Jensen. ' Q: Q... up . Marshall, Davis. Garland. Siskar. Klinkel, Hansen, M.ss M Osborne. J Massey. adviser. Stanhope. Nachtsheum. Schlosser. Nl.id.son. Bulger, Sprouse. Barker, Lily, Johnson, McKay, Miller. Malidore, Straley. f71?z'fS1gd?QNub An active year for the develop- ment of feminine photographic ability in the school. . . A snapshot contest for interesting competition and better pictures .... The girls learned from Miss Mary Elizabeth Luppold how to take . . . develop . . . print . . . and . . . enlarge pictures. R. McKinnon, M. Heck. XV. XVhite, l. McKean, J, Henna er V. iiuggenhickler. R Thomas. li Tucker. president 1 lupnold. Y. Xkfultlul. ll. l,du.irdmn. M, O'She.i. i' lshihara. 0 mars So that they might become more poised and adept to rhythm, these girls organized a dance group this year, led by Jeanne Massey, and sponsored by Miss Marigale Osborne .... The girls have practiced both modern and ballet dancing, but prefer the modern .... Their main activity during the year was working out a modern dance to the story The Last Flower. Standing: H. Schonbnchler. J. Henninger, R, Jensen. J. Toman. Q1Qff3ls4'12zG:czu' Noontime means a line of duties for these students , . . serving . . . washing and wiping dishes . . . selling candies . . . straightening up the cafeteria . . . they more than earn their free lunch . . . Mrs. Rose Durgin really was fun to work with. Landsltov. Sllltngi Miss Peterson. D. Steiner. li. Yerushnick. Alrs. Durgm, l Moriarty. V. Smith.. E Standing. Row l. G. Ish.h.1ra, G. Collins. D. Marsh. L. Stanhope, Row Z' Miss Maginnis. adviser, P, Fosket. M. Bignell. F. Shimooka. E. Venishnick. W. Gray, J. Malidore. J. Massey, Szlling: M. Schlosser. D. Madison. l. McKean. C. Gravesgard, M. Garland. Rout Row Row Rnu' The busy little clerks in the two ofhces . . . a line of duties collecting slips . . . delivering bulle tins . . . typing . . . running er rands . . . making stencils . . . an a number of other duties to per form , . . under the wing of Miss Helen Caldwell. O : B. Lawrence. R. Larsen. T. Vogel. B. Bastcyns. M, Swain J. Rothrock. : R. Mariotti. P. Malidore. E. Kranz. V. Armstrong, F. Shi mcok.-i, F. lshiharn, Miss Caldwell, secretary. B. Peterson. F, Hermansnn. C. Gravcsgard, M. Simprimoznik M. Holcomb. ' J. Hcnniger, V, O'Neil. R. Collechi. E. Babcock, E. XVallare fi a'f'z'ans Always busy . . . these students cheerfully go about their duties in the library . , . checking books . . . assisting students . keeping the library in order . . . The students enjoyed working with Miss Cath- erine Maginnis. the new librarian. , Row Row Row Row Q! Exclusive club for dramatists . . . Under the guidance of Miss Helen Brenton they presented The Clutching Claw' '... Social activities included theatre trips to Seattle . . . theatre conference at U. of W .... party at Osceola and to climax it all a picnic in the spring. H. Edwardson, C. Gravesgard,'M. Mantel. V. VlhllCOmb. G. Tucker. L. Sturm, lf. lshihara. M. Elliott. Miss Hr-rston, adviser, li, Kranz, B. Peterson. D. Sigrist, V. Hornaday, J. Ctymes, R. Crimp, P. Wyllys. E. Hirkcnbottom, B. Warner, B. Lloyd, J, Erwin, B. Maru- tani, H. Schonbachler. T. O'Brlen P. Smith, A. Sabin, NN. Halden, president. T. Shannon, V-'. Squires, las 1211115 Nou: Row Row Rr-,Lv Led by Morris Peterson, their president, these Future Farmers really worked for nine months . . . The main activity of the year was the judging contests at which the boys judged stock, potatoes, and crops . . . They also carried on ex- perimental work with crops . . . Sponsoring the Smoker and the Harvest Ball, the F. F. A. proved that they could entertain as well as farm. Mr. M. Pearson, adviser, M. Peterson, P. Moarity, C. Mallery H. Holland, B. Verhonick. J. Laush, V. Peterson, J. XVoodrull', D. Chausee. R. Malidore D. XVcston. R. Fergusen, J. Barquist, P. Boere, L. Tokin, W Chaussee. R. Swain, G. Oleson, J. Gravesgard. L. Noel. Van XViuinicn. , fa egleuf' Heave Ho! Up goes a ' T .Stl scene of a busy street and S down comes one of a ranch J 2 . . . This is the stage crew - -I' '- at work . . . and they real- ly do work . . .These ll l boys, advised by Mr. Nor- L l H man Hovland. are an es- sential service to the school. C. Meisner, R. Nasstrom, J. Peterson. Mr. Howland, K. Peterson. K. Brown Cjjcini 1-sw DI' I 3 nl 'bf , ir Janitors, Left to Right: Jim White. Lyle Miller, Ed Slorr. Bus Drivers, Left to Right: John Smith, Lou Scott. Clyde Urie. Bert Franklin, Lyle Miller Bob Hunt, John Murkowski, Fred Hamberg, Houston Allen 52 if half H 13 K7 Rim' Rnu: R Ulll R ou' Rott' Row Row R ow ffl Here's the boy who knew all the answers in Chemistry and the little blonde who could solve all the problems in-Geometry. That's right . . . they're scholars alll . . . Aside from getting good grades they presented an assembly . . . en- joyed a I-lallowe'en Party and a picnic . . . sponsored a sports dance . . . and entertained the seniors at a farewell luncheon . . . The help of Miss Nellie Olson and Miss Catherine Maginnis was greatly appreciated. Gray, Gravcsgard. Pctczson, Mazshall. Rowan. Garret. Mantel Mantel. Johnson. lligncll. Xlclhv. Shimoolta, lshzha.a, ll uhn. Roland Mariolti. Oleson, Sigrisl, Gross, Hornatlay, Elliott. Almquisl, Nlllarich. Smith, Sabin. llaldcn, Marutani. Tamm. Squires. Chacata. Omwa. Hansen, lfhacata, Frislt. liullis. Collins, Hawks. Goodale. Ole- son. Kynell, Dahl. Olsson. lliglcy. Freddoc. lflctthvr, O'cs0n, Burnett, M.s: Maginn 5. Pooley, Ono. Omsted, Englcs. Bentley, Southard, Armstrong. Jensen. Ljundahl, Sonneson, Mocrgvli, Runland. Smith, Rice. u- 036016 RESOLVED: That the United States Government Should Own and Operate the Railroads . . . Thus these orators stated the sub- ject for their argumentation and refutation . . . All inexperienced . . . yet they made a fine showing for the school, winning 50 per cent of their conference debates . . . The teams participated in several practice debates, and in a tourna- ment at Bellevue . . . Mr. W. War- ner Thomas, the coach. was in- valuable to the students. Standing: G. Garret, Nlr, XV, Thomas K. Nathcishrvm Srlring: D, Sigrzsx, Ii. Johnson. Standing: V, Jensen, Cf Sigrist, W. Squires. Surfing: W. Marutani. li. Ishil-ara. l I r- R rc lt T. Logar. R. An Row 2: H. Ono. F. Ishi fLl2ll9'f'!'7lq!l 65.15055 15550.19 The Junior High Girls' Club, with its officers, Reba Armstrong, president, Alvina Ghiglione, vice-president, and June Goodale. secretary-treasurer, under the supervision of Miss Mary Gilleland, proved itself a really credible organization this year .... With the service committee sending Christmas baskets to the needy and flowers to the sick . . . the athletic committee sponsoring a yell leaders' club for the training of yell leaders . . . the program committee finding new entertain- ment for monthly meetings . . . and the social committee organizing a Christmas party for all Junior High . . . the club was one of the most active in the school. The Junior High Boys' Club, with Mr. Myron Finch, their adviser, has been a real money-making organization .... They do- nated ten dollars to the student body funds for framing pictures . . . and fifteen dollars to the radio club for an electric record-player. . , . When the time came, these boys, under the direction of Don Stobie, helped those of the Senior High in sponsoring the Father and Son Banquet .... Earl Barber, Don Bosik, and Floyd Schoonover, president, vice-presi- dent, and secretary-treasurer, respectively, were to a large extent responsible for the success of this club. JR. HIGH GIRLS' L1l.L'l'u JR. llllill BOYS' CJl.L'B Yfcmlmg' l. Davis, T. Logar, D. Jensen. umlmg' R. Sanders. R. Huw. l.. l'lothc firing, Alvma Cuhllgionc. vice-president, Rehn Arnistrong president. Srllmy: AfKlr. M. lunch. adviser. lfnrl Barber. president, Don Bosnk ne Gondale, secretary-treasurer, Miss M. Cnllelnnnl. adviser. vice-president, lloyd Sthoonuver, secretary-treasurer. HIGH YIELL CLUB derson. M. Strom D. Phillips. F. Ole son. hara. E. Burnett. L. Bainron. ,- lf' A zznzbrlj ihhljra mafziks The Junior High Dramatics Club, sponsored by Miss Violet Cass, Miss Mary Gilleland, and Miss Catherine Maginnis, was one of the most active school organizations during the year .... About eighty members, with Dorothy Phillips as their leader, wrote a constitution for their club, organized a point system for earning awards, and started a costume collection .... The club presented the Christmas and Washington's Birthday programs. Their major activity was the presentation of three one-act plays, The Royal Robe. Dawn Maiden. and Squaring It With The Boss .... Several members of the club have also succeeded in writing plays. T p to Bottom Left to Right: Miss Cass, adviser: Student Board of Directors. Last of R y l R d M Lilleland ad is Student Managers: Miss Maginnis, adviser: Cast of Dawn Maiden , Q., in Q, ,QI gin, A I 11- Row Row Row Row . W. D -be r imffzcn Wfgfyfaazkffzs Quiet . . . Two piercing bells! . . . a rush for the doors! Yes, a fire drill! . . . These firemen with their chief. Joe Janikula, and adviser. Mr. Carrol Pease, have the job of inspecting the school frequently to see that there are no fire hazards. keeping a close check on fire-I'ight- ing equipment, and conducting fire drills . . . In case of fire, they'll be prepared. : XV. Nelson, L. Jones, H. Ford. W. Slott, E. Babcock. . M. Such. R. Johnson. J. XVoodruff, J. Sargeant, E. Jensen, Mr. C. C. Pease, adviser. . Stobie. P. Kochevar, J. Janikula, chief, C. Williams, A. Van Exten MMM To help the spectators to go in and out the right doors and gates is the main activity of these Bengal Guards . . . Because- of night games, these boys were busier this year than ever before . . . Besides helping the spec- tators at games, the guards check tickets, handle the ropes. and maintain order .' . . These Minutemen were ready to help at every entertainment spon- sored by the school. Berg. H. Schonbachler. R. Malidore, G. Moergeli, R. Hash, Arousing more pep and promot- ing better sportsmanship was the aim of this club . . . And well did they work towards this end . . . With vim, vigor, and vitality they led the cheers and songs at the games and assemblies. Row lt T. Yamaoka, F. Tanemura. A. Toman,. Row Z: l.. Stanhope. M. Ono, li. Prest. j 5 Ny.. .. A 4 l na rv 1 F1-it 1 D 5 ' A :Ji t pe U e . :If 'fi Row l: D. Wiley. J. Claridge, L. Jones. O. Thomas. A. Moeller. P. Carrier. i Row 2: N. Hash. J. Mariotti, J. Barquist. B. Nactsheim, L. Noel, Mr. Pearson, adviser. Ticket Sellers: D. Munholand. V. Jensen, A. Stormshak. G. Hanlhorne, R. Holt. 1'-4 at N X, y law! w V My Q Q WW X ' XXX X S ag W N KE EMGGIV - N X. ' iq x , Y' Nm ' ' X X 1 , X 'NJ '4 5' l' NN 3 f Vw f - 'X - - yu WX ff 'XAX xxx , ly i 1, X Xl!! f X ,Z L in ' Q lf' 'wx Y i ,. -Q 'TWV x'l N ' 7' ffl . A' 1 E N xy ' 5 MQ M ' M1 ff XR XJ., A' l, V x N 7 f I If I .If x' ' ',' fr! 1 x N f if f 'X d . I l ,15 1 fl ' I ,Q l x 'I M A' Q il N X if ttf f X W ' . 'XX 4 ' 'ix x Q W x N N 1 H , i R V V K !,V 531- ig '- X -A I x r X A I ' L I X 'if' f ' 'X ,f ff jf 07: P 8 S ORT f I , 1' U' vflllfflfflcs Darwm Bmnton Philip Kochcvar Calvin Fan Howard Kolzc Gcorgc Ishihar.: VN 5 s jf ali CFGIILLS 1. -' 1, 'Q fs J- 4: i wg ' 5: r Ir n I' Huck nbolrom lx Ozn a J Slort D B lan cr Tmmm J Sl ll r Qualls, C.. Butcher, XX. Jensen, D Sro re 'll1hl, Top Ioliol1om:N. Richardson B Oznwa R Smrrh I- cwck, J. Erwin. P. Holt. 2 Burmm, Lf-ff lo Right: D. XVinrers YN Berg XX Brooks V P terson H lo xr . . g. , V. Peterson. D. Cutting Football Scores: Date Opponent Sept. 22... ..... Yakima.. Sept. Issaquah Oct. Renton Oct. Buckley Oct. Puyallup Oct. Highline Nov Sumner... Nov Kent Nov Auburn.. Nov. 23 ...... . Puyallup V. 1 w -ef 5 - -Q ..4 -f9'!bLf:F'2'- Playxng under thc newly mstallcci arc lxghts at the Athletxc flctd the Trgers give loc1l fans a choxcc assortment of thrllls and chxlls durlng thc l939 football season Although the Smlthmtn Hmshcd fourth ln the regular conference race tlcy upset the tntle hopes of the Auburn and Renton outfits and gave the champxon Puyallup Vxklngs a declslvc llckmg on thur own Held Startmg wnth two non conference vxctorxcs agamst Yaklma and Issa quah the Fllgcrs W nt through a gruclxng schedule and hung up thexr moleskms at the cnd Wxth a record of six vlctorles three dcfeats and one txe The hxghllght of the season was thelr 6 to O win over the Auburn Trojans thus ellmnnatmg them from any champxonshlp pOSSlblllflCS and assurmg Puyallup the League trophy Semors who saw actxon for the asf time arc TERRY OBRIEN Captam clcct and all conference end DARWIN BAIN I ON Inspnratlonal Cup wlnner and all conference back CY WII LIAIVIS JOE JANIKULA CAI VIN FAIR HOWARD KOI ZE VERNON BABCOCK LOUIE BERTH I I PHII IP KOCHEVAR CEORGE ISHIHARA RALPH QMIPI H PHII IP HOI T BII I, OZAWA KUNIO OZAWA and JAY SLETTERDAHI WN nas., if wmdpuj, I A I, Ill avi' -f F428 fu. EJ i...a .2 1 i LJJ WALTE ki The Enumclaw High Tigers played a si27ling brand of basketball all season long losing only two games during the regular conference race But they made the mistake of dropping both games to the Highline Pirates which fact even tually turned the tide for the Puyallup Vikings and caused the downfall of the Smithmen The Tigers came out tied for first place at the end of play in both halves but they were defeated by an inspired Puyallup squad in both play oft games However win or lose the boys gave all the fans their money s worth and did get in a few licks themselves They beat the champion Vikings twice during th regular race besides vanquishing all the other teams in the league with the excep tion of the pesky Pirates Starting out slowly the supposedly weak Tiger quintet improved with each succeeding game and went so far as to become contenders for the championship The stars on the squad who scintilated most brilliantly durmg the whole season were Joe Janikula who vias picked for the mythical all conference second Walter Nelson Ralph Smith Terry O Biien and Paul Smith and the three underclassmen regulars Norman Richardson Ed l-Iickenbottom and Richard Fredricleson they gave the opposition a good run for their money HND KK BX? I 'vis D8 I I . I I 3 5 I I J 3 I I l 4 1 I . I I V A I I I D 'A I , ' l ' m 1 ' ' s x . ' . 'I I 5' J team. and Darwin Bainton. Along with the other graduating seniors, Si Williams, I D V I , ' 1 il . l B . I I 1 KO,-X ll lliNll lfblillll ' r i' Slztl . 'i Tl'1.l .' . KET 51'll.l. 1, n ,. . n ,. . at BI h S kp M dPc- N.- .,- BASKETBALL SCORES OF ALL GAMES PLAYED BY ENUMCLAW HIGH SCHOOL 1939-1940 Date Opponent We They Dec. 12, 1939 . 17,1 Stadium' . W . 22 33 Dec. 15 ..L1,1 vL,LvL7LL..1. , Stadium ,L,1 .7 34 40 Dec. 20 . 7- . . , Renton-Jamboree at Kent . 15 21 Dec. 22 ....,1,, , ...,. A , Tahomal 1,1, H , 46 33 Jan. 5, 1940 L . Kent . 31 26 Jan. 9 . 11.,1,L,1 ,711 . L, Buckleyyf L 31 18 Jan. 12 . .,.1 . .. , Puyallup . 36 35 Jan. 19 1,7L Highline 32 41 Jan. 23 W- ,H Renton? , ,. 31 30 Jan. 26 7- . Sumner . ., 29 23 Feb. 2 171, ., ,,,L3 Auburn? ,,,1 ,, , 25 19 Feb. 9 , W. , Kenra' W , 24 18 Feb. 13 ,.,.L ,. .. , 7 Buckley ,,,u , ,, 30 28 Feb. 15 Puyallup-lst Half Playoff ,, 31 33 Feb. 20 ,L,, . Puyallup ..,u , . 45 32 Feb. 23 ... .. Highlinex , 42 48 Feb. 27 , . ., Renton ,,1,,. ,S 32 30 Mar. 1 7 .... ,L ,. Sumner? . . . 44 26 Mar, 8 L,,1 , 1,2,.,,,. .7,2. . Auburn . ., ,, 42 28 Mar. 12 .1.,. . 7 Highline-2nd Half Playoff , 7 , . 35 23 Mar. 14 ,,.,1, .1,, , 1,,,,1, P uyallup-2nd Half Playoff , 7 .. 33 49 Total . .... 690 634 Average per game ..,.,... 33 30 Indicates home games. Fi U QI fx. A . MAN C Z-N ., ,DARK AUG-NN 1-gb M1211-P 2 V sxtiff- . M L 1 MJJW Below on Ich' Manag och il.. 4 Hi! HI? Nh -o.. ' 1,553 R as .M ' ' ' A' M- 2 i 1 ' , a Q April 4 April ll April 19 April Z6 May May May May Lincoln of Tacoma at Enum- claw Kent and Renton at Enum- claw Relay Carnival at Highline Enumclaw and Highline at Renton Renton and Puyallup at Enu Renton and Puyallup at Enumclaw South End Qualifying meet at Puyallup Puget Sound Conference meet at Renton TRACK Top lid. Hrckcnbottom. Norman Richardson, Charles Hay- don: Fnrsl, si-fond. und Ihirll u.'mm:rs of Cross Counlril. Srcond: C. XXX-lls. C. Vfilliams. P. Kochevar. E. Qualls. N. Richardson, J. Thim, l.. Benelli. l, KKuroSaki. B. Ozawa: splinlers ll. Thi'rd:J. Trillip. B. Schweikl, G, Fallen. O, Miesner. D. Rice. F. Qualls. B. Verhonick. C. Butcher, N. Richardson. C, Kamn. E. Hickenbotlom, B. Hickenbottom, C. Haydon: llislancv runners. Frxurlh: J. Trillip, J. Sargent, E. Qualls. O, Miesner: Top' J. Slou. P. Kochevar. C. Wells. Hmmm Cf NVilliams, Mulholland. T. Yamaoka. B. Hicken- bouom. J. Thim, l. Kurosaki: Field even! conresranrs. Fnflhz V. Babcock. J. Hayward. J. Thim, H. Logar. T, O'Bricn' discuss and sho! men, Below' R. Rothrock. P, Moriarty, H. Kyle, V. Angman: Managers. 9 4 -Q I if W April April April 7 17 22 SCHEDULE At I-lighline At Sumner Enumclaw at Lincoln, Tacoma April May May May 30 15 21 25 Ar Enumclaw At Puyallup At Enumclaw --,-.Lincoln of Tacoma here GOI I5 Rfqhl D. lnczlis. Bd on Minclilcr. B. Peters on , I.. M r x C. lair. H. ldwardxon. B. l. Silknnuer, D. Inszliv. V, Snurhnnl P. Konhc-vu. D. Mu: .ix in Jdixon. Kuki. B. Schlosscr, D Klinkel. D. Madison. 'Z .4 fi! lba!! H! April April May May May May 18 25 2 9 16 23 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE .. o,o,o .Lr. S umner at Enumclaw Enumclaw at Buckley Puyallup at Enumclaw Enumclaw at Puyallup Buckley at Enumclaw Enumclaw at Sumner SOFTBALL Right: Slotr. Bentley Brlouxg slumlingz Kolze, Klmnsnic, Meyers. Coach Smith, Such. Hanthom. Hayward, Slou. Peterson. Landskuv, lshihara, Bcnrley. Hnckenbouom. Sailing: Winners, Kombol. Simprimoznik, Ozawa, Garland, Thomas, Chacnta, Hayward. Jensen, Turner, lkanullo. ff .L 'L V' i gf- U 1, Q A 'Aa- Y , ennzls The year 1940 saw tennis finally recognized as a major sport at Enumclaw High. All of the squad got a lot of fun and good exercise and the added pleasure of playing under the new coach, Miss Marigale Os- borne. Some of the budding net stars in evidence on the courts were Betty Melby, Paul Smith and Betty Jane Hawks. SCHEDULE April Eatonville at Enum claw. April Sumner at Enumclaw April Enumclaw at Buck ley April Enumclaw at Eaton ville M a y Z Puyallup at Enum claw M a y 9 Enumclaw at Puyal lup May Enumclaw at Kirk- land May Buckley at Enumclaw May Enumclaw at Sum ner TENNIS Top--Betty Mclby. Second-Paul Smith. Br-low, I.-I1 Miss M g 0 b Coach: B. Kynell, B. Mclby, V. Guggenbickler. B. Hawks. d M Righl-Janikula. Smith. Edholm. lfrcderickson. Peterson. Smith J Ll rl and Erwin. 62 NIU!! C Although track was dropped from the Junior High athletic program for 1940, the Tiger kittens had a full season of sports. Beginning with touch football in the fall, the sports calendar was filled with such ac- tivities as ping pong, tennis, and badminton, besides the old stand- by basketball, and the new inno- vation, softball, first introduced this year. The Junior High basketball team had a successful season. even though they dropped the championship to the Puyallup kittens as did their fellow breth- ren in the Senior High. A large turn-out was in evi- dence for softball this spring. The squad, hustling under the guidance of coach Ernie Dzurick. had a good season, winning the lion's share of the games. New interest was shown in tennis this year. Under the lead- ership of Mr. Pease, the new net coach, the Junior High tennis squad gained both experience and good exercise, playing on the local courts. All in all, the Junior High had a complete assortment of athletic contests and games. Ld: l'r'cturfi llorhe, Allrmnn. Barber. Bosik. In fn-nl. DcJung. Runland. 'F JR. HIGH SOIITBALI. Top picture: bark mm: Coach lllurick, Prastcvsn. Grennan. Lochridge, Sanders, Scrum! row: Landxkov. Burnett. Hash. Shannon. XVohlman. Bouk.. XV, Richardson. Hollorn row: R, Richardson. Miller, Kahne. Lower pfcluref back row: Schwiekl, Grennan, Schoonovcr. Mariotu. Yamnaka, Hash, Sr-com! row: Bruce, Lingblnom, flaridgc, Person, Phillip. Smbic, War. Schwrikl, Bottom raw: Cramer, Nachtsheim, liernr. lielshlin. Millarirh. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Sanders, Shannon. Lafromboise, Wohlman. Lochrldge. Prcbble. Richardson, Right Picture' Srhoonnvcr. Hash, Grennan, Burnett, Jensen. Hash. Landskov. In frrmr: Van XK'wringen, Richardson, Cferne, Mariolti. 63 DeJo-ng Head up feet stranght BADMINTON Watch here comes the blrdxe One could Judge from the numerous tense faces that there were many EXClIll'1g moments ln thls turnout 3K1 CH' Ulf BASEBALL St r 1 ke three you re out yells the umplre and so ends another thrlllmg excxtmg season mn glrls baseball :ming 'X D K ckl Vlnll N G fl' .1 Casa: llsh an ESL' POSTURE vi 1 that IS the saymg heard by everyone Posture IS not only a contest to find a gxrl wxth the best Hgure but to help the glrls ind out what is wrong with their posture, and how to correct it. J. Omsted. F. lshihara. M. Armstrong. C. Gravesgard A. Millarich, B. Hawks, B. Schlosser. M. Beddoe 1 ,gala VOLLEY BALL Ready? SQIVICL And quxckly the ball descends to the floor Wlth re gret ends another hxlarxous season of a clean sportsmanlxke game lx BASKETBALL Guard that Captaln But alas the opposmg team swrshes a basket the last mlnute of the game to make them vxctors of the tournament M Lapponl K Rowan D Goodal J Rothrock I K l J Bruhn I' Roca IN Rom ol MINOR SPORTS Thus turnout was packed full of excltement for one could play her favorrte sports whlch were darts pmg pong shuffleboard and badmmton :TI nu R Nlm o J Omsl B Srrale 'VI Bu s 5 I ul Tu T v131's' Q16 Banqueted in December . . . Picnicked in May . . . sponsored a sports hop . . . These fem letter-earners keep up with the times socially and at the same time keep healthy and trim play- ing baseball . . . basketball . . . volley ball. etc .... A letter in girls' sports required for entrance . . . two sports yearly there- after to remain in the club . . . Miss Emily Coates, adviser, has kept the girls on the gof l V. Thomas. If. Kranz. B. 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HN. 13 N 1 ,- .. ,Aw lllllc' To show our apprec1at1on for the assxstance receuved during the assemblmg of th1s annual we wxsh to take thxs opportunrty for express mg our thanks to Our faculty for thelr splendxd cooperatlon Nlr F G Pratt and Mr Floyd Flxnt of Lowman 8 Hanford Prlntmg Company for thclr exptrt ass1stance Mr and Mrs Ralston and thelr assocxates for the xccllent Senxor pxetures Nllss Mary Elmzabeth Luppold for her xnvaluable asslstance that made thxs book posslble 1 he student staff for thelr d1l1gence ln literature photography and art work lAll PICLUFLS ln this Annual with the exceptlon of the Senlor photographs have been taken developed and prlnted by members of the Annual Staff D 71,45 H! Jgafafn Clk 04,4 4,4-141 l ,. f' ' l f X f A ' ' 7 .. . . . x . . . . A 1 , . . or x . A H A, ' 3 'T 1 ' , , , EL I 4 ,X f ,W,f,, pfnft. 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