Ferndale High School - Aquila Yearbook (Ferndale, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

ea as ascent | Spee 7 — Sey 2 ‘ _ i eae 2 we mae me ean eny ee i, | SUL Class of 7 967 Presents the Aguila Cable of Contents Administration... 0.000. Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores MUTE AE ae ene ee Organizations AWHTUE, 6. es oe EL Ad vertising ae ee S86) icp ee 85 (a jp co | ees | as 4 Mie gn patil | ic: but we'll remember these specifi - ries. dmemo ae ERE he rooms: and the old years to come many riate theme than that ait thi ra 7 experiences an ing fy. Ip d''61. n 9 mote .approp 4 ight 60a le ey Cr ae Hhoow Gia Bo Sn. a Vonws dies PB © gh, in the school year, Nn g ear} = 2 2 ya | fluorescent 1 11 made over into a be : Ferndale ce in felt there could be i SWAVEAVANY ‘as happening nnual staff See eel DWIGHT CONE GILBERT IVERSON ROBERT MOLES EARL THOMAS HARLIN HOVANDER Clerk of Chairman of School Board School Board School board members unselfishly devote time to school district welfare AQUILA, 1961 While this excellent annual is inhonor of you students and a record of your outstand- ing achievements, I wish to call your attention to the unsung heroes of your school, your school board directors. Some of the qualities they possess include a sincere interest in education, ability to think independently, and ability to work cooperatively. There is only one legal requirement for a school director, that he be a qualified voter in his distirct, but there is an important ethical requirement - a sincere and honest desire to conscientiously serve the school and to remember that schools exist for the bene- fit of boys and girls, DWIGHT H. CONE BUSINESS MANAGER MRS, RUBY FLAHERTY High School Secretary EVERETT C, SANDERS Administration This fine yearbook in your hands, unlike most material things of life, will not depreciate but will gain in value through the years, The events and incidents which this book may help you to recall willalso change in value. Perhaps some of your recent worries will later seem trivial or even laughable in the future, and some inconsequential experiences may sometime seem of great importance. Whatever may be your feelings, I hope that you will always recall your highschool days with satisfaction and pride. AndI particularly hope that Ferndale High School can always be proud of you. EVERETT C, SANDERS SUPERINTENDENT handles matters of business and school policy As the years pass, each group of peopleleave an imprint or set of footprints of their accom- plishments on the sands of time. Our current generation is no exception. During the past de- cade we have seen the Hydrogen Bomb, Atomic Submarine, Sputniks, Intercontinental Ballistic Missilesand the population explosion each leave an indelible mark. The generation emerging during the 1960's has a tremendous challenge to solve the problems associated with these events, Only an educated citizenry can cope effectively with the problems ahead. Only an educated citizenry can survive the challenges and leave their footprints as working solutions to their prob- ‘lems of this complex age. This is your chal- lenge, Class of 1961. Congratulations to the staff of this year's Aquila for this fine yearbook.. DONALD L, SPENCER PRINCIPAL DONALD L, SPENCER SENIOR SHERYL SAHNOW AND COUNSELOR MISS ANDERSON It is always with mingled feelings of joy andregret that we watch another class start to make their foot prints in the world outside of school. May this pictorial record remind you of your school days where lessons were learned, and dreams were dreamed in order to make you the citizens of tomorrow. OLGA ANDERSON, COUNSELOR SOPHOMORE GEORGE SCHAEFFER AND COUNSELOR MR, STONE As graduating Seniors your foot prints now join the thousands of others leading from Ferndale High School. No doubt, in the years ahead, with the aid of this fine annual, you will mentally retrace your steps and return to these buildings, their halls, and rooms. I sincerely hope that your stay with us will have helped make yours a more lasting foot print in the achievements of tomorrow. I hope also that all the good dreams and wishes we have shared as counselor and student come true. The training you have had here and the proud name you carry will help you along the way. RICHARD STONE, COUNSELOR OM See ‘ : : 4 4 a ALBERT ANDERSON OLGA ANDERSON SIGURD BALDWIN Wood Shop Ag. I, I, Il, 1V F.F.A. Advisor English I, II Modern Lit. | Girls’ Counselor DRUSILLA BAUNACH English IL, IM Speech Usher's Club Advisor = Y Xai MILFORD BENTLEY STANLEY BURKHALTER ALVIN CARR English II, 10 Commercial Law Chorus French II Boys’ P.E, Band Dramatics Director Advanced P, E, Basketball Coach Assistant Football and Track Coach Music Supervisor Music Club Advisor Pep Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor MRS, ETHEL CROOK LEONARD DERR ROBERT GATES WINTON GATES Orchestra Ag. 1, I, Ill, IV U.S, History Bookkeeping Metal Shop Assistant Football Typing I Parking Squad Coach Track Coach Junior Class Advisor | WILFRED GUNDERSON PERC Y HEA THERS ERLING LUND WESLEY MARTINSEN English II Mech. Drawing Shorthand Senior Math Library Horse Shoe Club Advisor Typing Gen. Phy. Science | F.T.A. Advisor Checkers Club Advisor Office Biology Curriculum Coordinator Senior Class Advisor Practice German I | - Sophomore Class Senior Class Advisor Advisor 4 CLIFFORD McKEE MRS, BETTY MOEN NORMAN PUTNAM College English English Fund. Chemistry English I Girls’ P,E. Electronics Fund, Art Ady. P.E. Physics App. Art Health Ticket Squad Advisor | Journalism G.A.A. Advisor Radio Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor BRUCE RANDALL RICHARD STONE MRS, LEONA VAUGHN VIVIAN WYNNE World History Psychology Home Economics Geometry | Football Coach Boys Counselor F.H.A. Advisor Trig. and Math Ana. Lettermen's Advisor Illinois Math | Ady. Algebra Aquila Advisor L. to R.: Mrs. Doris Araway; Mrs, Lilia Thompson; Bill Scrimsher, manager; Mrs, Evelyn Pederson and Mrs. Marie Gitts. Mrs. Thordis Groves not pictured. Packaged lunches from the new kitchen are served to eight hundred students daily. All students who purchase the school lunch or bring lunches from home eat in the new cafeteria. The new building, which has a snack bar, is an ideal meeting place for P,T.A., School Board and other small groups. ogee BUS DRIVERS, L, toR.: Don Erb, L. A. Ford, Carl Anderson, Lucien Currit, Alfred Lind, Louis Bayer, John McAlpine, Jim McCall, Bob Everett, Delton Cowin, Glenn Brown, Lester Hartung, and Max Shelton. Custodians keep our school in tip-top shape CUSTODIANS, L. toR.: Al Charles, Harlan Ekdahl, Fran Graves, Isaac Willems, Edner Lofdahl, Lowell Grant, Ivold Jonson, 7 Classwork keeps us busy French students take dictation from Monsieur Bentley. 3 Here, Susan Hanson, a student — in Mrs. Baunach's speech class | gives Conviction (persuasion) speech to the audience. Ges- tures help to enforce her points. f y 5 inn Elsie Diok and Charles Parker schreib@m Deutsh an die tafel in Herr Martinsen's Deutsch eins klasse, f é J uniors explore a bit of Old English in Miss Anderson's class iy Harold Frederickson and John Maveety select tools to use in Mr. Andetson’s wood shop class. Mr, Randall's world history y Class studies Roman civilization. Jerry Parker and Doyle Bennink meet activity period with Miss Wynne to learn the use of the slide rule. Nancy ion recognizes i for- nun Putnam's ne, dis . EG RAE SEIEORED: nme oe 9908600008 99900000008 peoeQoecse”d g00e90008ee aa Students in Advanced Typing class pound away at their type- Writers. In preparation for the business world these girls study short- Rand from Mr. Lund. Five cups sugar, one cup corm syrup, writes Martha Johnson on the board in Mrs. Vaughn's Home Economics class. Dennis Trull and Carmi@nm Saiain Mr. McKee's Journalism classework with the plate exposure unit to get school paper out on time. Senior officers above, L. to R,: Curt Kemp, Vice President; Scott Duncan, Treasurer; Rod Kern, President; Rosalie Nolan, Secre- tary; Ed Pomeroy, Kathy Marron, Representa tives to Student Legislature. Senior Class Advisors: Mr. Martinsen and Mr. Heathers. Sentor Footsteps lead to Graduation ROGER ANDERSON Horse Shoe Club Carnival Play (1960) Perfect Attendance SANDI ANDERSON Ushers Club (3); President (1) G.A.A. (8); Secretary (1) Foti, A. Pep Glub (2) Senior Homecoming Princess (1960) DICK ARAWAY Honor Roll (3) Carnival Play (1960) Honor Society (3) School Play (1960) Track; Radio Club (1) Perfect Attendance LARRY ARKO Baseball; Basketball Horse Shoe Club; Checker Club DORIS BARTLETT Honor Roll Band (3); Orchestra (2) Yell Leader (1) Pep Club (3) F.H.A. (2) SALLY BAUNACH Pep Club (1) Transfer from Bellingham High School JIM BENDER Football (2); Lettermen’s Club (1) Band (3); Orchestra (3) Perfect Attendance (3) Honor Roll (1) DOYLE BENNINK Music Club Council (1) Chorus (3); Carnival Play (2) N. W. Washington Mass Chorus (3) Boys’ Quartette (1); Horse Shoe Club (1) TERESA BOYKIN Junior Class Treasurer Pep Club (2); President (1) Honor Society (3) GrAtAg(O)g-roklsAwecl) Music Club (1) JOYCE BRISKY FL HI ArCG: ASA, CL) Library (1) Perfect Attendance (1) Seniors order announcements carly TERRY BROWN Journalism (3); Editor (1) Business Manager (1) Carnival Play (2) Chorus (1) KRISTINE BRUDEVOLD Office Practice (1) Pep Club (1) Cafeteria (1) JUDY BURKE Associate Editor of Golden Eagle (1) Pep Club (1) Fol Aes) Journalism (3) Carnival Cast (1) DON CADMAN Horse Shoe Club (2) Checker Club (2) RON COWIN Perfect Attendance (1) Carnival Art Committee (1) BOB DICKINSON Football (2) Track (3) Lettermen's Club Radio Club RON DIXON J.V. Basketball (1) Track (3); Lettermen’s Club (2) Cross Country (2) Horse Shoe Club (2) SCOTT DUNCAN Senior Class Treasurer Football (3); Track (3) Basketball (3) Honor Roll (3); Honor Society (3) KATY DURKIN A.S.B. Secretary A.S.B. Publicity Manager G.A.A. Treasurer; G.A.A. (3) Honor Roll (3); Pep Club (3) ANN DUSENBERY Journalism (2) and pose for Annual pictures ROGER ENGLER Band (3) Track (1) Chorus (1); Mass Choir (1) JUDY ENSMAN G.ALAs (3) FLH.A. (3) Badminton Club CAROLYN ERICKSON G.A.A. President; Honor Roll (3) Carnival Program (2) Pep Club Senior Octette; F.H.A. PHYLLIS ERICKSON . Honor Roll; F.T.A. Honor Society G.AJA, Librarian HENRY FINKBONNER Journalism (1) RICHARD FINNEY Track (38) Football (2) Lettermen’s Club (2) Orchestra (2) Band (8) Annual Staff (1) DOUG GALLAGER Sophomore Class Vice President Journalism; Sports Editor Football; Baseball Carnival Play; Perfect Attendance (2) BARBARA GITTS F.H.A. (3); Perfect Attendance Carnival Princess Bel vAw (3)s.GsAwA. (3) Majorette (3) SALLY GRANGER F.H.A. (8); Ushers Club (2) Pep Club (2);,G.A.A. (1) Chorus (1); Office Practice (1) RICH HAGER Football (3); F.F.A. Reporter (3) Lettermen’s Club (3) Carnival Prince J.V. Basketball (1) Horse Shoe Club (1) David Haynes camera-shy DICK HALL Photography (1) Horse Shoe Club (1) JOHN HANSON Track (2) Chorus Fe. Axi(2) SUSAN HANSON F.H.A. (8); Honor Society Scholarship Club Aquila Staff DAVE HARDAN F.F.A. Treasurer (3) Perfect Attendance (3) Lettermen's Club (3) Football (3); Baseball Captain Sophomore Class Treasurer LARRY HARMON Chorus Horse Shoe Club Checkers Club MIKE HARRINGTON Football Manager (2) Basketball Manager (1) Letterman's Club (2) DICK HAWKINS Journalism Staff Football Baseball Lettermen’s Club Ski Team Horse Shoe Club DEAN HERRIN Ticket Squad (1) Radio Club (1) JOLENE HOLDEN Journalism (3); Art Editor (3) F.H.A. (8); Chorus (1) Perfect Attendance (1) Art (2); Prom Art Chairman SHIRLEY HORAT Publicity Manager V.P. Junior Class; Band (3) Honor Band (1); Honor Society (3) F.H.A. (3); Pep Club(3) Rick Hunter — Boys’ State GARI HOWE Carnival Program (2) School Gavel Club (1) EILEEN HUMPHREYS GuA cA wGl)s Pail As Cafeteria (2) Play Day (1) Library (2) Drill Team DICK HUDSON Journalism (1) RICK HUNTER Student Body President EoreAssoecretary Football Lettermen's Club Representative to Boys’ State DONNA ILLMAN Band (2) Foi, A. (1) GrA TAN (1) MIKE IRVING Football (3) Track (3) Lettermen’s Club President Lettermen’s Club (2) HELEN ANN IVERSON ASOsD srl reasurer Honor Roll (3); Band (2) F.H.A. ; Orchestra Honor Society MARIAN JARVIE Honor Roll (1) GRADA. CO) s Folie A (9) Pep Club (3); Senior Octette. Carnival Program (2) TOM JEFFERY Carnival Prince (1960) Transfer from Everett Senior High School RICHARD JENSEN- Ticket Squad Journalism Carolyn Johnson State FHA. Secretary CAROLYN JOHNSON A.S.B. Publicity Manager Honor Roll (3); G. A.A. (2) State F,H.A. Secretary N.W. Washington Music Festival (3) Drama; Pep Club GEORGE JOHNSON Football (1) Carnival Play Horse Shoe Club MARIJO JOHNSON Golden Eagle Staff Fons Chorus Music Appreciation Prom Committee SHARON JOHNSON FP. HsA.7(2) Carnival Play Pal. Aeits) BOB JONAK Chorus (1) LARRY JORDAN Parking Squad (3) F.F.A. (3) CURT KEMP Senior Class Vice President Aqulia Art Editor; Football ; | Baseball; Ski Team | Lettermen's Club ROD KERN Senior Class Président Junior Class Representative Chorus (2); Carnival Program } All School Play; Perfect Attendance HELEN KINSEY Pep Club (2) Chorus (2) G.A.A. Foti Aw (2) Office Practice (2) SANDY LaFAVE Chorus (1) Pep Club (2) Kathy Marron — Girls’ State CAROL LaGASSE Music Club (3) CAROLEA LINRUD Honor Society (2) Billa) BoroAe(L) Journalism (1) Chief Reporter (1) JUDI LONG Honor Roll (8) Junior Class Secretary Roblea(2) sca. A. (2) Annual Staff (1) Carnival Donations Committee ROSE MACY EF. Aw (Co) Music Club (2) Perfect Attendance (1) KATHLEEN MARRON Girls’ State Senior Class Representative Scholarship Club Chairman Honor Roll (3); Orchestra (3) Honor Society TERI McCAULEY Journalism (1); Chorus (1) Pep Club (1) Transfer from Lopez High School CLAYTON McCLUSKEY Horse Shoe Club (2) Chorus (2) Track (3) Lettermen's Club (2) Cross Country (2) MARY McNALLIE F.H.A. (3) Gunes) JUDI MURDZIA Yell Leader (1); Pep Club (2) Honor Orchestra (3) Student Council Representative (2) Carnival Program (2) Music Club Representative (1) DARLENE NELSON Honor Roll (3) Goes nea). rl. A. (2) Pep Club (3); Senior Octette Carnival Program (2) Sentors have high scholastic record ROSALIE NOLAN Carnival Princess Senior Class Secretary Ushers Club (3); Secretary- Treasurer F.H,A. (2); Chorus (1) DIANE OLSON Journalism (1) Pep Club (1) Pore t) JEANNE OWENS Transfer from Bellingham High School GALE PARK Office Practice (1) Chorus F.H.A. Executive Boar Pep Club , Music Club Perfect Attendance (1) JERRY PARKER Business Manager Aquila Staff Student Legislature | Cn F.T.A. President a _— eh a Basketball; Baseball . Track; Cross Country Honor Roll; Honor Society NICK PETTIT Horse Shoe Club; Track Radio Club; Honor Roll RICHARD PHARE Checkers Club (1) Chorus (2) Track (8); Cross Country (1) Lettermen’s Club (8) MARY ANN POLINDER FUH cece) Office Practice (1) Perfect Attendance (1) Art (2) ED POMEROY Student Council Representative Perea te) JERRILYN PRINSEN Band (3) Chorus (1) Honor Choir (1) Perfect Attendance Class of '61 treasury soars!! $1700.00 JACK RANDALL Carnival Program Horse Shoe Club Checkers Club TOM REESE . F.F.A. (1) LEO REICHLIN Track (1) Archery Club GEORGE REILLY Horse Shoe Club F.F.A.; Basketball J.V. Basketball Student Legislature JERRY REINKE F,F.A. Treasurer; President (1) Basketball Sophomore Class President Student Council; Honor Roll JOHN RICE Junior Class President Prom Committee Carnival Play BILL ROESSEL Football Baseball Lettermen’s Club Archery Club PHIL ROESSEL Football (3) | ; Baseball (3) | | LUE RUSTAND Chorus (2) Feikis As (1) SANDY RYDER Football (1) Baseball (1) Horse Shoe Club Sheryl Sahnow — Young Scientist Institute SHERYL SAHNOW Student Legislature Honor Society Cee Aw (2) ete tle eta) Perfect Attendance (8) CARMEN SAIA Journalism; Baseball Horse Shoe Club Archery Club Ski Team LeROY SANDE FLEA. (3) Baseball (3); Basketball (3) Football (3) Lettermen's Club (8) Basketball Captain GAIL SCOTT Band (3) GAA. (3) G.A.A. Secretary (1) RON SHAFER Parking Squad DON SNYDAR Football (2) EOFP AGS) ERHARDT STEINBORN Basketball (2) Carnival Prince (1959) Horse Shoe Club; Archery Club JEANNE TANGUY Annual Editor; Honor Roll (3) Carnival Princess (1960) GA, A..{3) Pep Club (2) Perfect Attendance (2) BOB TATE F.F.A. (3); Officer (1) Football Captain Best Blocker Award Track (2); Football (3) ERNEST THOMPSON F.F.A. (3) Parking Squad (1) Photography Club (1) Seniors enjoy banguet and prom STANLEY THOMPSON FFA. (3) Slide Rule (1) JANE TOWNSEND Pep Club (3) Pete kGo) at stan Oi cer Ski Club GRAS A (3) Polsa. Officer DENNIS TRULL Football (3); Lettermen’s Club (2) Eagle Eye Staff (1) Radio Club (1); Carnival Program Chorus (1) EVILO WAYLETT Honor Roll (8) Honor Society President Fao. A. (S) ¥ ice President Perfect Attendance SHIRLEY WELLS Pep Club ELAINE WESTERLUND Honor Society (3) Usher's Club (2) Perfect Attendance (3) Feu A. (3) Pep Club (2) GeAWA. (2) DAVE WHALEN Checkers Club (1) Horse Shoe Club (1) LYNETTE WHALEN Pata.) | G, AvA.- (1) . Aquila Staff (1) Office Practice (2) Honor Roll RON WILLAND Football (3) Band (3) Lettermen (2) Lettermen's Vice President Horse Shoe Club JOHN WILSON Baseball (3) Bore Ac (2) Ticket Squad Class of 1961 Grade-Point Coppers | f | ] : a, SEATED, L. toR.: Tegenfeldt, Horat, Waylett, S. Hanson STANDING, L. toR.: Araway, P. Erickson, C. Johnson, C. Erickson, Iverson, S. Sahnow, Tanguy The students pictured above represent the top 10 per cent of the 110 members of the 1961 Graduating Class. Their grade point averages range from 3.65 to 4.0. Each one has been of some special service to the school. Among them you will find student body officers, honor society members, a state F.H. A. secretary, an annual editor, and members of the all-school play cast. It will be interesting to see where their footsteps will lead from here. Junior Class Advisors Mr. Bentley and Mr. W. Gates YW WV La euny) “Ave tl hed cna HEN OA Junior officers, L, to R. at the top: Gary Nelson, Presi- dent; Steye Waschke, Vice President; Mary Beth Weden, Treasurer; Mary Ann Unrein, Secretary. Below: Dave Holtzheimer, Nancy Richmond, Representatives to Student Legislature. Junior Footsteps lead to carnival throne S, Aadland M, Alleyn R, Ammon J. Anderson V. Antonio D, Arestad J. Asplund M. Bailey N. Baker R, Barstad L. Behnke P. Belles D. Biles S. Biles A. Box D. Boyer J. Boykin E, Braithwaite S. Brester R, Brinkman J. Brunner K, Bruns S. Brunton K, Burton M. Buss R, Carr T. Chapin B. Correll J. Curry J-sbetr E, Dick D,. Dickinson Juniors order class rings in the Fall K. Donovan S. Doubt C,. Downer K. Downey M,. Downey Bonecker G, Francois D. Engler H. Frederickson V. Gates D. George A. Gerard E. Gibson G,. Gorsuch V. Grant B. Hanson R. Hanson R. Haynes R. Heidi B. Herrin W. Hillaire D. Holtzheimer L. Illman P. Jacobsen W. James W. John B. Johnson M. Johnson E. Jonak B, Jones T. Kinley Joo Klimpas 32 Juniors work strenuously at making moncy M. Kolstad J. Kylingmark G. Lamb D. Larson J. Larson P, Leininger Deelevien D. Ling S. Loewen J. Lofdahl C. Lunger _D. Maddux D. Markwood J. Matz B. Mauler S. McGowan T. McWilliams L. Miles S. Morabito S. Munson P. Murphy G. Nelson E. Nicolaas H. Nulle J. Owens L. Pagel C. Parker G. Pendleton R. Plaster M. Pomeroy D. Radder K. Rea Juniors honor sentors at banquet and prom. D. Reese B. Regnier B. Remington S. Reynolds N. Richmond C. Roberts G. Roos N. Sahnow M. Scott J. Senior D. Shaw | M. Sibley J. Simonson M. Smith B. Smith J. Terpening C. Thompson Dee tril M. Trumbull S. Unick M. Unrein I. Van Egdom B. VanWoudenberg C. Wade E. Walston S. Waschke L. Webster M. Weden M. Weirauch L. Wilkinson . on rae me h ual fer WEAR Nt ALA noi bung Be. LoAbh, Ny oe ne mh rae | Sophomore officers above, L. toR.: D. Reynolds, treas.; J. Folsom, vice pres.; K. Kluken, pres. H. Lee, sec'y.; J. Rea, Sandy Westford, rep. to S. Legis. Sophomore advisors, left, Mrs. Betty Moen, Mr. Erling Lund, Footprints of 150 sophomores lead into F-H.S. B. Ammon S. Anderson S. Arbuckle B. Attolini S. Bailey P. Baker B. Baldwin P. Barstad D. Beck B. Bellingar B. Berg R, Berg F. Blake R. Blume D. Bogen C. Bozarth J. Brewer E. Brock L. Brown J. Brushwood R. Buatte S. Buss J. Chapin R, Countryman R. Currit R. DeMeyer R. DeVore R. Dinnis B. Dixon L. Dwight J. Elsasser D. Engler Sophomores schedule classes; begin homework V. Ensman J. Fassett J. Fisher J. Folsom J. Forsythe D, Friesen A. Furman S. Garr B. Gitts J. Gluck M. Gorsuch S. Granger R. Graves R, Grindle H. Hall G. Hallgren P. Hanson R, Hardan L. Harper M. Harrington R. Haynie M. Hilde S. Hoffman M. Hood S. Hunter L. Imhof S. Irving K. Irwin G. Iverson P. Jacques S. Jensen Gus Johnson J. Johnson L. Johnson J. Johnston K. Jones O. Jonson B. Jordon M. Jordon ee pity — K. Joseph ¥ SEL 4 4 I = Zon Sophomores elect officers; plan activities R. Kaiser R. Kelln D. Klimp K. Kluken K. Koehn B. Krey D. Lamb S. Larsen A. Larson D. Larson G. Larson N; Lee G. Linde D, Lingbloom De LAntz, E. Lofdahl O. Lofdahl J. Lorenz C. Macy M. Manthey K. Mauler J. Maveety R. McCall J. McKay R. McLean G. McSorley F. Medearis M. Mershon T. Mershon G. Minaker S. Mitchell R. Moles N. Mostue F. Murdzia C. Nelson R. Nelson M. O'Brine G. Olson J. Olson R. Olson Sophomores look forward to suntor year. R. O'Neall B. Owens D. Park Greeeters E. Peterson T. Peterson M. Petty J. Rea M. Reilly D. Reynolds L. Ruffino G. Sanders D. Scheiterle L. Schroeder G. Schaeffer J. Shelton S. Slater J. Smrekar J. Swann B. Taylor C, Thompson H. Vroman G. Ward C. Weatherby D. Weatherby Ted Weirauch S. Westford D. Whalen M. Whalen B. Wilken A. Williams R. Wilson G. Winroth N. Yost C. Zwicker MARCHING MAJORETTE BOOT L. toR.: Horat, Irwin, J. Rea, Gluck, Hansen, Imhof, Correll, Durkin, H. Iverson, Bartlett, Grant, G. Scott, Brunton, Gitts, Wilkinson, Weden, Finney, R. Engler, D, Dickinson, Dinnis, Baldwin, R. McLean, Markwood, M. Petty, B. Herrin, J. Anderson, B. Taylor Band Director - ALVIN CARR Drum Major - JIM BENDER oncert appearances Keep band busy. Majorette - LINDA IMHOF L. toR.: Baker, Prinsen, C. Johnson, Moles, L. Harper, Grindle, T. Mershon, K. Rea, Bruns, G. Iverson, Fischer, Gibson, Willand, Shaw, R. Wilson, Weirauch, Halgren, Bender, Kluken, Nelson, T. Taylor, S. Bailey, E. Peterson BAND Under the direction of Mr. Alvin Carr the band supported the teams at foot- ball and basketball games.. They also played at pep assemblies and other school activities. In addition to presenting a fine winter concert the band played at an ex- change assembly with one of our Canadian neighbor schools. The band made a good showing at a contest at the Northwest District Band Contest held at Western Washington College. They did some marching, too, in the Blossom Time Parade and in the Old Settlers Picnic Parade. Probably the highlight of the year was the annual overnight trip to Canada. Frills, trills, and. . . FIRST ROW, L. toR.: M. Johnson, J. Murdzia, S. Reynolds, M. Murdzia, K. Marron : SECOND ROW: R. Carr, J. Lorenz, D. Terrill, H. Iverson, D. Bartlett THIRD ROW: K. Berg, B. Engler, M. Dunn, M. McCluskey FOURTH ROW: C. Roberts, A. Tucker ORCHESTRA Our Ferndale High School Orchestra is one of the few high school orchestras in the county. This year largely through the efforts of Mrs. Ethel Crook, di- rector, orchestra membership has increased. In February the group received an excellent rating at Western Washington College. Each year several of the more advanced players take part in the mass orchestra at the college. Throughout this year the orchestra made numerous appearances including the Spring Concert and Vesper Service. In conclusion to the year's activities the orchestra played for Baccalaureate and Graduation. | Formals spell FH.S. orchestra FIRST ROW, L. to R.: S. Medearis, R. Countryman, C. Johnson, B. Correll, kK. Bruns SECOND ROW: J. Ebinger, R. Dennis, R. Finney, J. Bender, K. Durkin THIRD ROW: T. Taylor, J. Fisher, R. Moles FOURTH ROW: E. Peterson, S. Horat, R. Buatte ) Director - MRS, ETHEL CROOK Ferndale has second largest | | FIRST ROW, L. toR.: J. Tanguy, C. Thompson, J. Prinsen, A. Gerard, M. Pomroy, L. Johnson, S. Loewen, S. Baunach ; SECOND ROW: R. Heide, M. Jarvie, G. Parks, H. Iverson, D. Bartlett, L. Rustand, B. Hanson, P, Lenininger, M. Johnson THIRD ROW: L. Schroeder, R. Macy, M. Johnson, S. Brunton, F. Tallbut, R. Haynes, D. Maddux, W. John FOURTH ROW: J. Larson, D. Trull, E. Thompson, S. Ryder, L. Washington, A. Saab, L. Arko, D. Bennink, T. Taylor, M. Harrington Our Chorus this year had seventy-six members, making it the largest since the 1953 group of eighty-four. Mr. Carr mentioned that the Chorus this year was one of the greenest groups that he had ever worked with, because of lack of experience. It also turned out to be one of the most successful groups. Chorus in FH.S. history FIRST ROW, L. toR.: M. Scott, K. Marron, M. Maveety, V. Antonio, G. Washing- ton, E. Wersterlund, H. Kinsey, B. Correll, J. Murdzia SECOND ROW: B. Gitts, S. LaFave, C. LaGasse, J. Holden, L. Webster, V. Gates, S. Addlund, S. Granger, R. Nolan THIRD ROW: L. Harmon, R. Phare, R. Engler, G. Winroth, B. Johnson, J. Shelton, T. Boykin, R. Carr FOURTH ROW: J. Lofdahl, R. Kern, B. Jonak, G. Linde, E. Peterson, M. Smith, C. McClusky, J. Hanson, T. Brown, R. Jensen The Chorus performed at several programs including the Christmas Vesper Service and the Spring Concert. We can be proud of a job well done by our Chorus. Vocal groups help FH.S. public relations Senior Octette: Pianist - H. Iverson; STANDING, L. toR.: Jarvie, T. Boykin, Bartlett, D. Nelson, J. Murdzia, Gitts, Tanguy, C. Erickson Two singing groups provided this year's music from beauti- fully blended voices. They sang at school programs and for various out-of-school organizations. Junior Trio: M. Johnson, Wilkinson, Correll FHS. Football Hager runs from FRONT ROW, L. toR.: Assistant Coach Burkhalter, M. Irving, Gitts, B. Taylor, R. punt formation. . Nelson, Matz, P. Barstad ROW 2: Boykin, Snydar,, Vroman, Graves, T. Taylor, Curry, 40 yds. G. Larson. ROW 3: Coach Randahl, Tate Hunter, Hunter, B. Johnson, Bogan, Moles, Gorsuch, B. Roessel ROW 4: Assistant Coach Gates, Ling, Willand, Holtzheimer, Sande, Iverson, Sanders, Harden, . And guess who saw it! The Mountaineers were hard to fall Guess who's the head man? This shows the whole story of the Fall of 1960 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Gibson, Jonson, M. Reilly, Pendleton, B. | Hanson ROW 2: Ward, R. Olson, P. Roessel, R. Barstad, Rienke, | Nulle ROW 3: Kemp, Hawkins, Finny, Chapin, Dennis Trull, Koehn ROW 4: Baldwin, Bender, Hager, Saab, Duncan COACHES: Burkhalter Be Going's tough past the (Ain't it, Jerry) Baker Game ...33 - 0. ‘Kemp skirts end behind the blocking of Willand and P. Barstad. line r DON SNYDAR Guard CURT KEMP MIKE IRVING JERRY REINKE Halfback End Halfback The Golden Eagles ended their football season successfully even though the first three games ended in defeats. The first two games were with traditional Skagit Valley foes that out-sized the young Eagles in every position. Sedro Woolley bested the Eagles 44-0. But then the next week Ferndale showed a lot of what it takes, scoring 13 against the big Seahawks, but still the Skagits prevailed 33-13. After their opening league loss to Mt. Baker 34-0, Ferndale then scored three consecutive League victories over Blaine, 13-0; Meridian, 13-7; and finally scoring more than 13 points, Nooksack 38-6. With a season record of 3-3, Lynden came to town ranked third state-wise and beat the Eagles 33-0. Even though Ferndale was beaten the Eagles showed the most desire against the Lions than in any other game during the season. Ferndale got about as close to scoring as you could against the unscored-upon Lions without doing it. It was first-and-goal-to-go on the five when the fourth play ended the ball lay on the 3-inch line. The team felt that these fine young men best lead the team; Captain Bob Tate, Best Blocker, Inspirational player, and Most Valuable Player; and LeRoy Sande, Best Tackler, even though he played only one half of one game. The coaches elected Mike Irving the Coach's Award for a fine student and player. Other seniors were Bender, Finney, Hager, Hardan, Hawkins, Hunter, Kemp, Reinke, Bill and Phil Roessel, Saab, and Willand. E Coach Randall will miss these seniors next year, but he feels that his 18 Varsity and 11 J. V.'s returning will do a good job. DOUG LING | LEROY SANDE End Line Backer : GARY GORSUCH DAVE HARDAN terback Quarterbac Quarterback PAUL BARSTAD Halfback AL SAAB Fullback RON WILLAND RICH HAGER Tackle | Punter RICK HUNTER Linebacker The student body turns out in strength at the big Meridian game. RUSS BARSTAD Halfback BILL ROESSEL PHIL ROESSEL BOB TATE Center Guard Tackle FHS. Basketball FIRST ROW, L. to R.: R. Barstad, S. Anderson, Weirauch, R. Wilson, Matz, P. Barstad, Jacobson, Freison, Reinke SECOND ROW, L. toR.: Raddar, Walston, Baldwin, Behnke, Vroman, Boykin, Nulle, Mr. Burkhalter, Mr. Randall THIRD ROW, L. toR.: Fassett, Macy, Sande, Steinborn, Arko, Jacques, Parker, Dinnis, Gorsuch, Munson The Golden Eagle 1960-61 basketball team came through the season a lot better in the experience depart- ment than in their won-lost department. The Eagles finished the season with a 2-10 record in conference play, but the Juniors came through with three lettermen and the Sophomores two. This year's squad was composed entirely of inexperienced players with the exception of Captain LeRoy Sande. The regular starters were LeRoy Sande, Jerry Parker, Russ Barstad, Jerry Reinke, and Larry Arko; but Gary Gorsuch, Rod Wilson, Jerry Boykin, Curt Macy, and Erhardt Steinborn saw plenty of action. Next year the coaching staff, of head coach Stan Burkhalter and J V coach Bruce Randall, look for this experience to blossom into a challenging team for the conference title. This year our high school was honored by accepting the sportsmanship trophy for the 1959-60 season. HIGH POINT PLAYERS FOR THE SEASON Parken, -i5° “35 siete = Se hs 6 nlby i OE Fas (Mae Bid ltl Saale lssaeldil od foal at Rel ag i SS Be ER 156 Batstad im iets 20 meee Oe ed 127 WTS OT) th ae 1960 — 196] Parker scores against Lynden Jayvees control boards LEAGUE GAMES NON -LEAGUE Ferndale Meridian Ferndale Twin Cities Ferndale Nooksack Valley Ferndale Sedro Woolley Ferndale Lynden Christian Ferndale Sedro Woolley Ferndale Ferndale Twin Cities Ferndale Blaine Ferndale CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Ferndale Meridian Ferndale Nooksack Valley Ferndale Meridian Ferndale Lynden Christian Ferndale - Mt. Baker Ferndale Ferndale Blaine Ferndale Basketball Guard: Forward and Center: Forward and Forward: Guard and LARRY ARKO Center: SKIP MUNSON Center: CURT MACY Forward: JERRY PARKER LEROY SANDE JERRY BOYKIN Gorsuch completes fast break Jump Ball Basketball Parker gets it over lanky Lynden center. Sande drives . ROD WILSON RUSS BARSTAD GARY GORSUCH ERHARDT STEINBORN JERRY REINKE Guard Guard and Forward Forward Guard Forward 57 _ Crack 7 ies 1960-6] — { i i Sy a 7 “a A. c : : i ’ é 7 Ry ? j A gi @ ae ; i. _ o ¥ ‘ . : FIRST ROW, L. toR.: PET nee: Se Larsen, rayieet Maule? SECOND ROW: Bozarth, G. Larson, C. Nelson, Ward, Buatte, Vroman, Gitts, R. Olson THIRD ROW: Mr. W. Gates, M. Smith, Moles, Hillaire, B. Jonak, M. Irving, Medearis, Granger, Duncan, Finney FOURTH ROW: Hager, B. Dickinson, Murdzia, Saab, Dixon, Mc- Clusky, Shaw, Bogen, Tate, Hanson, D. Dickinson, Munson Track Season, 1960, was very successful. Ferndale won five out of seven dual and triangle meets. The Mobil Gas Relays had 267 participants, which was the largest since it was started. Jonson, Beeman, Freeman, and Tuttle went to the District Meet at Everett and Gary Jonson won the high hurdles and a trip to the state meet at Pullman. The 1961 season should see the largest turnout in history and a good group of Sophomores and Juniors which should make Ferndale a strong contender in the next three years. Cross Country, the new major sport at Ferndale, had a good year participating against stiff competition. We had twelve meets, winning six and losing six. We notched victories over Bellingham, Sedro Wooley, Mt. Vernon, and Burlington. Next year we will be competing in the Northwest League. Jerry Parker, Clayton McCluskey, Bob Haynes, Bob Mauler, and Richard Phare won letters. Ron Dixon and John Hanson also entered every meet. CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNERS - SEVEN (Where is Jerry?) oe, AM D4, ess oy CSS COUNTRY GD @ ‘@ SECOUNTE CROSS CO R ‘Wsc007� SEATED, L. to R.: Medearis, Haynes, Phare, Mauler STANDING, L. toR.: Mr. W. Gates, Hanson, Dixon, McClusky NOT PICTURED: Parker fa ee ene Soe ate 2 ou Clayton McClusky — Jim Freeman - setting the Whatcom chugging along - League record, trying to catch Jim. Ted Olson - Ron Dixon - Alias the Hare and Hound. ition. Levein and Kaiser - Levein ahaid but not for long. Finney and Levein - Levein behind - Finney ahaid. ok FIRST ROW, L. toR,: Phare, G. Francois, Matz, Haynes, Gallager SECOND ROW: Mr. Bob Gates, C. Parker, J. Wilson, Kemp, R. Nelson, R. Barstad, Boykin, Iverson THIRD ROW: J. Parker, Arko, Gorsuch, Jacques, Murphy, Chapin, Roos, Sande, Hardan | For the last five years the Ferndale Golden Eagles have won or tied in the race for the Whatcom County Baseball Championship each year. The team of 1960 was no exception, for they too tied for the County Cham- pionship, making it SIX STRAIGHT YEARS that Ferndale has won this high honor. This years squad, according to Coach Bob Casey Gates, should repeat as winners of the Whatcom County Baseball Championship. With a good nucleus of returning lettermen which includes Jerry Parker, LeRoy Sande, | Phil Roessel, Dave Hardan, Gary Gorsuch, and Russ Barstad, Coach Gates feels that Ferndale once again will come home with the trophy. ) The Junior Varsity will have a schedule of their own, which will include 10-12 games. The Junior Varsity consists mainly of Sophomores and will be under the direction of Coach Bruce Randall. LET TERMEN - FIVE 3 Sac SEATED, L. toR.: Barstad, Hardan, Gorsuch : STANDING, L. toR.: J. Parker, Mr. Bob Gates, Sande Safe at Home plate Russ easily makes it to first base BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1961 Friday - March 31 Ferndale at Burlington Friday - April 7 Bellingham at Ferndale Tuesday - April 11 Mt. Baker at Ferndale Friday - April 14 Ferndale at Mt. Baker | ‘Tuesday - April 18 Blaine at Ferndale | Friday - April 21 Ferndale at Blaine Tuesday - April 25 Ferndale at Meridian ) Friday - April 28 Meridian at Ferndale | Tuesday - May 2 Nooksack at Ferndale Friday - May 5 Ferndale at Nooksack | Tuesday - May 9 Lynden Christian at Ferndale , Wednesday - May 10 Ferndale at Bellingham (Night Game) | Friday - May 12 Ferndale at Lynden Christian Tuesday - May 16 Lynden at Ferndale Friday - May 19 Ferndale at Lynden Cheerleaders Keep School Spirit High — YELL LEADERS, top to bottom: Murdzia, SONG LEADERS; top to bottom: Swann, Reming- 62 Bartlett, Weirauch, Bailey ton, Garr, Gorsuch ote one — Re Aquila Kecords Cerms Happenings OFFICERS - SITTING, L. toR.: Roberts, Tanguy, C. Thompson STANDING, L. toR.: J. Parker, Ward, Holtzheimer Advisor MISS WYNNE Editor JEANNE TANGUY Associate Editor CECELIA ROBERTS Assistant Editor CONNIE THOMPSON Business Manager JERRY PARKER Associate Manager DAVE HOLTZHEIMER Assistant Manager GREG WARD Art Editor ; CURT KEMP RICHARD FINNEY CLAUDIA DOWNER SUSAN HANSON, LYNETTE WHALEN MEMBERS - SITTING, L. toR.: Kemp, S. Hanson, L. Whalen STANDING, L. toR.: Finney, Downer : “Eagle Eye” Kecords Current Events “SITTING, L, to R.: Dusenbery, Marijo Johnson, Hoff- man, Hudson STANDING, L. toR.: Diane Olson, Holden, Trull. sou STANDING, L. to R.: Gallagher, Linrud, T. Brown. SEATED, L. toR.: McGowan, Sibley, McCauley, Buss, Burke. PIONISOLSE RS ares a = aa a sy MR. McKEE STAFF ARTISTS: Recor ii=Chiet = 3-9 = = = = TERRY BROWN Diane Olson, Marijo Johnson Pecoc tates: GilOrfse 7 sa = JUDI BURKE HEAD PRINTERS AND COMPOSITORS: Bana Gingre dito eae tase) = = CAROLEA LINRUD Dick Hawkins, Carman Saia | Sports Editor - - -- ------ DOUG GALLAGHER ASSISTANT PRINTERS: BRENT Ea bap Wg Ce FEE A i MIKE SIBLEY Leo Reichlin, Dennis Trull, ay DIStS = — === TERI McCAULEY, SUE MCGOWAN Henry Finkbonner | Mi icosN diacelta- 8 waar SHIRLEY BUSS Per di (Olea eee JOLENE HOLDEN BusinesseManager:— te o2t= - == = = ANN DUSENBERY PISSeeaDUSIICSS IOT.g c=) = = i= = DARRELL TRULL ome itOl ag ga =e = DICK HUDSON eccmeenotoOard. - — = = = - = 7 SHARON HOFFMAN MR, -MCKEE; Advisor STANDING, L. toR.: Reichlin, Saia, Trull, Hawkins, Finkbonner. : - 65 Student Legislature Js Effictent Group — FIRST ROW, L. toR.: Wilkenson, Durkin, R. Hunter, G. Gorsuch, Horat, H. Iverson, Mr. Stone SECOND ROW, L. toR.: Pomeroy, J. Rea, Arestad, Westford, Marron, S. Sahnow, N. Sahnow, Richmond, M. Weirauch, Bruns THIRD ROW, L. toR.: G. Reilly, Holtzheimer, J. Parker Student Legislature for 1960-61 consists of nineteen members elected by their classmates. Student Body Officers, class, and club representatives make up the membership. The advisor this year is Mr. Richard Stone. Members of the Legislature took part in the county Inter-high Council and four student body officers attended the Washington State Leadership Training Conference held at the University of Washington. Members gain valuable experience in participating in self-government and render a service to Ferndale High School by their leadership. THE OFFICERS ARE SEATED President RICK HUNTER Vice President GARRY GORSUCH Secretary KATY DURKIN Treasurer : HELEN IVERSON Publicity Manager SHIRLEY HORAT Assistant Treasurer LINDA WILKENSON The people standing are representatives from clubs and classes ASB President - RICK HUNTER FHS. Honor Society FIRST ROW: Araway, Parker, Duncan, Braithwaite SECOND ROW: S. Sahnow, Durkin, Unrein, K. Rae, Hanson, Marron, Brunner, Waylett, D. Engler THIRD ROW: Mr. Martinson, Gerard, Bruns, Westerlund, Roberts, Horat, N. Sahnow, Reynolds, Correll, Richmond FOURTH ROW: Boykin, P. Erickson, Long, Nelson, Tanguy, Iverson, Wilkinson, Johnson, Linrud President EVILO WAYLETT Vice President EDWIN BRAITHWAITE Secretary CECELIA ROBERTS Treasurer LAVONNE PAGEL Representative to Student Legislature SHERYL SAHNOW Advisor MR. MARTINSON The Honor Society consists of those students receiving a 3.2 or above grade point average. Membership is also based on service, scholarship, leadership, and character. During the second semester in February a dinner honoring the incoming Sophomores was held in the new cafeteria. After the dinner an initiation of the new members was held as part of the Junior-Senior High School P.T.A. program. This year the Honor Society will be sending a representative to a Le adership Training Conference in Seabeck. Future Farmers of America L. toR.: Mr. Baldwin, Advisor; Sande, Sentinel; Hager, Reporter; Tate, Vice President; D. Harden, Treas- urer; S. Thompson, Secretary; Reinke, President The Future Farmers of America is the National Organization of boys studying Vocational Agriculture. It is a voluntary organization that has spread to ten foreign countries. There are over 6,000 chapters in the United States with 142 of them in Washington State. Whatcom County has 7 chapters with Ferndale having the largest membership of 52. The F.F,A, participates in a tremendous number of activities throughout the 12 months of the year. The purposes are to meet the needs of a growing boy in the development of leadership, character, citizenship, thrift, and recreation with emphasis on learning to do by doing. The F.F. A. honors the memory of Mike O'Brine who drowned on February 4, 1961. Mike was very active in FF. A. and in all the projects of the organization. F,F,A, PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM ORTHWES coh COlipy ‘ : : 1] eMSHONGTT ge my : | FAIR A | ! MIKE O'BRINE SEATED, L. toR.: Hunter, Mr. Baldwin STANDING, L. toR.: Tate, Gorsuch, Kolstad, Harden, Reinke Future Homemakers of America STANDING, L. toR.: Dick, Mrs. Vaughn, McWilliams, C. Johnson, Downer, Gitts KNEELING, L. to R.: Swann, Park, Arestad, Elsasser OFFICERS President - Diana Arestad; Vice President - Claudia Downer; Secretary - Tresa McWilliams; Treasurer - Elsie Dick; Parliamentarian - Gale Park; Points Chairman - Barbara Gitts; Scrap Book - Lorrie Webster; Song Leader - Judy Swann; Reporter - Joyce Elsasser; Recreation Chairman - Carol Ann Thompson; State Secretary - Carolyn Johnson; Chapter Mothers - Mrs. N. Arestad, Mrs. W. Gitts, Mrs. L. Webster; Chapter Advisor - Mrs. Vaughn PROGRAM OF WORK FOR 1960-61 September: Election of courtesy officers and chapter mothers. Regional Leadership Training meeting in Blaine. Party for Sophomore girls and all new girls. October: Co-op tour was enjoyed by all the Senior FHA girls. A Regional meeting was held at Lake Stevens. November: Ferndale sponsored a Fun Night for county FHA girls. Canned food was given to the Salvation Army. December: During Christmas holidays the FHA girls made small favors and presented them to the people in the Retirement home in Ferndale. After singing carols there and in the county hospital the girls returned to school for a light lunch. January: FHA girls gave a party for the FFA boys. They played games and also served refreshments. February: The FHA girls prepared and served a luncheon for the Inter-high Council. A demonstration contest was held to determine who would be in the regional contest. March: Regional demonstration day held at Mt. Baker. State FHA Convention in Seattle. April: National FHA Week. May: The newly elected officers for 1961-62 installed. State Secretary 1960-61 The total membership for this year was 72 girls. Many of the girls have been working very hard to obtain their Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees. During the past year we have earnestly tried to work toward our motto, Toward New Horizons. The girls who earned their State Homemaker Degrees at the end of last year were: Marilyn Hagen and Nancy Meyers. Carolyn Johnson, who has been very active in FHA was elected 1960-61 State Secretary. CAROLYN JOHNSON FHS. Athletic Club Leaders G.A.A. OFFICERS SEATED: Mrs. Moen, Advisor STANDING, L. toR.: G. Scott, Secretary; Correll, Vice President; Lunger, Treasurer; C. Erickson, President; Darlene Engler, Points Chairman te ee snest £ Prrieee i es LETTERMEN OFFICERS, SEATED, L. toR,: M. Irving, President, Mr. Randall STANDING, L. toR.: Finney, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Barstad, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ron Willand, Vice President . SOTA ssa Pep Club Girls — Boosters of School Spirit FIRST ROW: Durkin, Dick, C. Thompson, S. Anderson, Trumbull, N. Baker SECOND ROW: R. Currit, M. Scott, Gitts, K. Rea, Unick, Unrein, Lee, Darlene Engler, Alleyn, Elsasser THIRD ROW: Pagel, Donna Engler, Imhof, Horat, Tanguy, D. Nelson, Yost, M. Mershon, K. Irwin, Manthy, Westford, J. Rae, Mostue FOURTH ROW: Leninger, J. Anderson, Morabito, Brunton, G. Park, Brushwood, Carr, Jarvie, T. Boykin, Wilkinson, Weden, Lunger. FIFTH ROW: Kinsey, Westerlund, Carol Thompson, N. Sahnow, D. Reese, Richmond, Bruns, Harrington, Gerard, Downer, Jones, P. Hanson, Mr. Spencer OFFICERS: President - Teri Boykin, Vice President - Dorothy Reese, Secretary-Treasurer - Marion Jarvie An enthusiastic and loyal group of girls comprise the pep club this year. School spirit seemed to reach its peak while interest rapidly spread throughout the school. The main purpose of this organization is to support their teams in all sports. The members chose to wear gold sweaters and navy blue skirts for our school colors so that they might be singled out as a group. The club this year had 54 active members, this was the largest group of girls Ferndale has ever had. A pep club member must attend all games and do her best to promote and support school spirit. USHERS CLUB STANDING, L. toR.: Mrs. Baunach, S. Granger, Mostue, Baker, McWilliams SITTING, L. toR.: Westerlund, C. Thompson, Dick, N. Sahnow, S. Anderson PRESIDENT: Sandy Anderson SEC RE TARY-TREASURER: Elaine Westerlund VICE PRESIDENT: Sally Granger ADVISOR: Mrs. Baunach MUSIC COUNCIL STANDING, L. toR.: Brunton, Rea, Bruns, M. Johnson, Moles, Bennink SITTING, L. toR,: Murdzia, Mr. Carr t= Cay The 23 members of the Future Teachers of America have worked together to make this the most successful year since the chapter's organization in 1959. In October the chapter held a conference with Mt. Baker's chapter. An all-school conference was held with six schools from the surrounding area in February. Several members of the Ferndale group attended state meetings. F,T.A. members are given an opportunity to visit elementary grades and assist teachers. These activities help interested students become better acquainted with teaching and its problems. They also aid in helping members decide if they would like to be teachers. SEATED: Doctor Gunderson STANDING, L. toR.: B. Gitts, K. Mauler, J. Parker, J. Rea, M. Manthy PARKING SQUAD FIRST ROW, L. toR.: J. Lorenz, B. Hanson, J. Chapin SECOND ROW, L. toR.: Mr. Derr, Kolstad, L. Jordon, D. Lingbloom THIRD ROW, L. toR.: D. Weatherby, Countryman, R. Shafer TICKET SQUAD FIRST ROW, L. toR.: Tallbut, Bailey, Murphy SECOND ROW, L. toR.: R. Jensen, Mr. Putnam, Wade Footsteps Chat Wound the Path of 1960-6 1% FALL With the dawn of September 7 came the dawn of the 1960-61 school year. 392 pair of reluctant feet manne the steps to Ferndale High School. The halls once again rang out jolly greetings and buzzing confusion. Time flew fast and before we knew it, there we were at our first football game. Remember the pep assembly before our first league game in October. When those girls dressed up in players uniforms and had a turnout. (It almost seemed as if they didn't know what they were doing. ) As school continued, autumn faded into Indian Summer, bringing one of the most beautiful falls that we have seen for many years in Whatcom County. The nights began to get colder and Jack Frost nipped at our cold FEET as we cheered at the football games. Then came the annual carnival. Even though each class worked and hoped for the honor, the Juniors got King and Queen by selling the most tickets. The student play, SEVEN DREAMS” proved successful in climaxing our 1960 carnival. Since this was the year that a new president of the United States was elected, Mr. Gates’ history classes gave a political assembly on November second, before the national election. Football season screeched to a roaring halt with the last game of the season on November fourth. A pep rally and the burning of the Lynden Lion dummy started off the evening and the Homecoming Dance, with Queen Sue Garr and Princesses Pat Leninger and Sandi Anderson as Homecoming Royalty, made a joyful summary of our football season for this year. Soon it was time for our Thanksgiving vacation. We shall never forget the shocking surprise that we received upon our return to school to find our handsome English and French teacher with his beautiful red hair in a crew cut. WINTER Winter blew in on a snowless cloud this year and not a day of school was missed because of the weather. The last day of school before Christmas vacation we all met in the gym. The band played and we all joined in singing favorite carols. We were promised a candy cane if we could sing loud enough to raise the roof off the gym, but although the voices rang out loud and candy canes were promptly passed out, our dear old roof still stands. ' This year an all school play was put on by students. BULL IN A CHINA SHOP” was enjoyed by many during its two performances. Then there was the Valentine Dance on February tenth. Nadine and Larry were chosen as Valentine Sweet- hearts. Recall the Sadie Hawkins Dance? What a grand time we had tapping and skipping our feet to the music of the square dances. Styles went on a little different trend this year when the girls started wearing KNEE TICKLERS, short skirts of knee length. Of course, the boys remember that. : On February 28, eighty Juniors and Seniors made a trip to our state capitol in Olympia where they watched our state legislature in session and met our governor, Mr. Rosellini, On the way down, the group stopped at Seattle-Tacoma Airport and on the return trip they had dinner at Ivars in Seattle. One student wearily observed that the most outstanding thing he received from the trip was a backache from the long ride. Everyone agreed that it was an educational and enjoyable trip. When many of us began to come down with the annual Spring Fever, we knew then that Spring had come at last. The F.H.A. girls began to prepare for the mother-daughter banquet in April. May ushered in the excite- ment of the Junior Prom with its exotic, dreamlike theme, Bali Hi, Now here we are at the end of another school year. We'll miss the familiar FOOTSTEPS of the Seniors as the Juniors step up to take their place and the Sophomores become wise Juniors. So, with another of our school years nearly behind us we prepare to bid a final adieu to DEAR OLD FERNDALE HIGH, for some of us this will only be until next fall, but for the Seniors it will be forever. . Carnival Play “Seven Dreams” ™ 4 “tad ES seicoouisorseee The carnival of 1960 was a lot of fun and enjoyed by everyone who attended. The program was called Seven Dreams” and Mike Hood played the man who had the dreams. The cast consisted of students from all three grades and Mr. Bentley was the director. They put on a fine program and it was praised by all. The proceeds were a little smaller than previous years but the carnival was called a SUCCESS. clights Community Audience : Yur 3 | f OUR CARNIVAL ROYALTY - 1960 Most of the cast from the play - Seven Dreams QUEEN NANCY RICHMOND and KING RUSS BARST AD Juniors PRINCESS JUDY SWANN and PRINCE RON OLSON Sophomores PRINCESS JEANNE TANGUY and PRINCE TOM JEFFERY Seniors oe e All-School Play Well-Cast; Well-Directed L. toR.: Mr. Bentley, S. Sahnow, E. Peterson, McGowan, M. Johnson, Waylett, L. Brown, S. Hunter, Araway, Brunton, N. Sahnow, R. Anderson, DeVore, Kern, Imhof BULL IN A CHINA SHOP Mr. O'Finn DICK ARAWAY Kramer ROGER ANDERSON Miss Hildegarde SUE HUNTER Johnson ERIC PETERSON Miss Birdie LINDA BROWN Stretcher Bearers TONY DEVORE Miss Amantha SUE BRUNTON ROD KERN Miss Lucy EVILO WAYLETT Assistant Director SHERYL SAHNOW Miss Nettie NOREEN SAHNOW Properties LINDA IMHOF Miss Elizabeth SUE McGOWAN DIRECTOR MR. ROY. BENTLEY Jane Rogers MARTHA JOHNSON Good bye, Elizabeth. Have a good time. Can you see the strawberry mark on his left should O'Finn, You have a way with women. Just what is your way.” TI won't be here for the wedding; so, here's a box of candy just for you, a a Mr. O'Finn, that fingerprint man has got my fingers all black,” 81 Class of 1967 Presents Mardi Gras Ball oe wf, P . A eo — i UNDER ARBOR: Al Saab and Sandy Anderson SITTING AT LEFT: Bob Dickinson and Carolyn Johnson STANDING AT RIGHT: Kathleen Marron and Rick Hunter Cs spac aelialaee iF Ni ‘] Ni | | ae 4 | uy ¥ my) Ae et Gt dy MARDI GRAS was the theme of the prom of 1960. The theme was carried through with balloons and streamers hung from the ceiling and small “cafes” along the sides of the gym. A small garden with a fountain served as the favorite place for couples to have their pictures taken. Al Mendenhall's Dance Band provided the music. Many students attended and they and the chaperones had a wonderful time. Judy Murdzia and her brother Don enjoyed themselves S 74 S = = 8 Ne 8 8% Xo S Q Valentine QUEEN NADINE LEE and KING LARRY ARKO Students have a good time at dance se SENIORS Anderson, Roger. . . 17,80 Anderson, Sandy. . . 17, 71, 72,82 Arawave Dick ee) 1,.20,07,00, 01 IATKO;S Lalrye.mem. Lt, 20, 54, 56, 60, 84 Bartlett, DOnS . 9. « Baunach, Sally. . Bender lin ee Bennink, Doyle. . . 18,17, 46,72 Boykin,yelreresas ... 17,47,48,67, 71 Briskey, Joyce). . . 17 Brown, Terry... 18,47,65 Brudevold, Kristine. . . 18 Burke, Judy. . . 18,65 GadimaneeDOnen as elo Cowin, Ron... 18 Dickinson, Bob. . . 18,58, 82 Dixon Ronee LS, OF Duncan, Scott. . . 16,18,50,58,67 Durkin, Katy... 18,42,45, 66,67, 71 Dusenbery, Ann. . . 18,65 Engler, Roger. . . 19,42,47 Ensman, Judy... 19 it, 46,402 17, 42,43, 45, 51 Erickson, Carolyn. . . 19,28,48, 70 Erickson, Phyllis. . . 19,28,67 Finkbonner, Henry. . . 19,65 Finney, Richard. . . 19, 42,45, 50, 58, 59, 64, 70 Gallagher, Doug. . . 19,60 Gitts, Barbara. . . 19,42,43,47,48, 69, 71,18 Granger, Sally. . . 19,47, 72 Hager, Rich. . . 19,50,51, 53, 58 HalhDicki.) 2220 Hanson, John. . . 20,47, 58 Hanson, Susan. . . 20,28,64,67 Hardan, Dave... 20,51, 52, 60, 68 Harmon, Larry. . . 20,47 Harrington, Mike. . . 20,46 Hawkins, Dick. . . 20,50,65 Herrin, Dean. . . 20 Holden, Jolene. . . 20,46,65 Horat, Shirley... 20,28,42,45,66, OT ae 17, 42,44, 46,48, 62 Student Index HOWe eG al lee Humphrey, Eileen. . . 21 Hudsons Dick =. 2 lop FiuntenyeRiCK 5, 921,000, 00, 606,02 nei, Demi . , , Bil Inving Mike 121, ole02, 06709710 IiVeETDSOn mL Cleie EC le Ona on 4454 On 48, 51, 66,67 Jarvie, Marian. .,.°21,46,48, 71 NEligly, wlOliwe sein 19 Jensen aehichatd emma aejeulS Johnson, Carolyn . . . 22,28, 43,45, 69, 82 Johnson, George. . . 22 Johnson, Marijo. . . 22,46,65 Johnson, Sharon. . . 22 Jonak, Bob. . . 22,47, 58 JOPGAD a LaAlLVen ee oc iS Kemp, Gurl es. bO, 22,01, 02, 00.04 Kern, nodmea, 0, 22,41, 00 Rinse Vee ticleligns 3; 2a, 415 fk An aVve moanG yee seco, a4 LaGasse, Carol. . . 23,47 Linrud, Carolea. . . 23,64,67 PONGee iG amen. 207 OL Macy, Rose. . . 23,46 Marron, Kathleen. . . 16,23,44,46, 66,67, 82 aco gUO . 23,47, 49, 58 McCauley, Teri. McClusky, Clayton. . MecNallie, Mary... 23 Murdzia, Judy... 23,44,47,48, 62, 72,83 Nelson, Darlene. . . 23,48,67, 71 Nolan, Rosalie. . . 16,24,47 Olson; Diane. . 24,65 Owens, Jeanne... 24 Park, Gale. . . 24,46,69, 71 Parker, Jerry... 18,24, 54, 55, 56, 57, 00, 64, 66,67, 73 Pettit, Nick... 24 Phare, Richard. . . 24,47,60 Polinder, Mary Ann... 24 Pomeroy, Ed... Prinsen, Jerrilyn. . Randall, Jack. RECSehme Ol] memes Reichlins Leos: Reilly, Georges... ReULKe ew ICll yaw. 1 FAS Roesseieepil ly. a Roessel, Phil. . Rustand, Lue. . Rice, John. . Ryder, Sandy. . 40.50, Do, 0G, 02 Saab eae Aerae Sahnow, Sheryl. . Sala m@aciianleemeare Sande, LeRoy. . 16, 24, 66 . 24,48, 46 azo . 25 A 29,00 . 25,66 . 25,50, 52, 55, 56, 68 25,51, 53 . 25, 50, 53 . 25,46 . 20,46 01205205 009 01g 0 14, 26,65 . 26,51, 52, 54,55, 56, 60,68 Scott, -Galls. 2.226, 42, 70 ShalereehOl ee 2Om tS Siyder. Done. . 20,01, 02 Steinborn, Erhardt. . . 26,55,56 Talibutesrred . . 46545 Tanguy, Jeanne. . . 26,28, 46, 48, 64, Gialls 19 PateswBOD se een, OU. dos Do. OS TaylorjeloOnmt vo. citor4o,40 70! egenteldt judy ames Thompson, Ernest. . . 26,46 Lhompson,eotany. = aes 2ucbS Townsend, Jane.) 87 27 itull SDennis a. 84,2 1,05 Washington, Gloria. . . 47 Washington, Larry. . . 46 Waylett, Evilo . Wells, Shirley . . Westerlund, Elaine . 72 Whalen, Dave. . Whalen, Lynette . Willand, Ron. Wilson, John . EN pO Ol Os .Ok Ae Vali ooo tien, tk, eH) mee TO kat, 4d, 00409 5010 are OU 85 JUNIORS Aadlund, Sally. . . 31,47 Alleyn, Margaret... 31, 71 Ammon, Ray... 31 Anderson, Joan. . . 31,42, 71 Antonio, Victoria. . . 31,47 Arestad, Diane. . . 31,66,69 Asplund, Jim... 31 Bailey, Myron. . . 31,73 Baker, Norma. . 9.901; 72, 12 Barstad, Russ. . . 31,50, 53, 55, 56, 60, 61370, 78 Behnke, Larry. . . 31,56 Belles, Phillip... 31 Biles; David os. -20l Biles, oally 0. noe Box, cALene eee Boyer, David... 31 Boykin, Jerry. . . 31,51, 54, 56, 60 Braithwaite, Edwin. . . 31,67 Brester, Stephen... 31 Brinkman, Richard. . . 31 Brunner, Janella. . . 31,67 Bruns, Kaye . . . 31,43,45, 66, 67, 71, iv Brunton, Susan. .. 31,42,46, 71, 72, 80, 81 Bimtonee cles eee. Buss, Marvin... 31 Galt, Romona .. ..31,47, il Chapin, Tom. . . 31, 50,60 Correll, Barbra. . . 31,42,45, 47, 48, 67, 70 Curry, Johm. 4s, ols00 Derr, JaCkiows .e.oo 0 Dick; Elsie: .tei2 oa. 0o, am Dickinson, David. . . 31,42, 72 Donovan, Kathy). 2 Doubt, Susaiieen os Downer, Claudia. . . 32,64, 69, 71 Downey, Kathy... 32 Downey, Mary... 32 RCKeT ebUrt.. wake oe Francois, Gary. 4. 132,00 Engler, Darlene. . 02,607; 40,02 Frederickson, Harold... 18,32 Gates. Vicki. 202,41 George, Daniel. . . 32 Student Judev Gerard, Ardis . Gibson, Edward. . . 32,43, 50 Gorsuch, Gary... 32,51,52, 54,55, 56, 58,60, 66,68 way aon Tyke reins WEIS 5 4 Bape Hanson, Barbara. . . 32,46 Hanson, Robert. . . 32,51, 73 Haynes, Robert. . . 32,46,58, 60 Heide, Ruth. . . 32,46 Herrin, Beatrice. . . 32,42 Hillaire, Wilfred... 32,58 Holtzheimer, Dave. . . 30,32,50, 64, 66 tlman, Latty at oe Jacobsen, Paul. . . 32,56 James, William... 32 John, Bud. . . 32,46 Johnson, Bob. . . 32,47, 51 Johnson, Martha. . . 14,32, 44, 46, 48,67, 72, 80,81 Jonak «fd fs, .o4 Jones, Beverly... 32,71 Kinley, LOM ... «32 Kilmp sieiry. coe. oe Kolstad, Mel. . . 33, 73,68 Kyllingmark, Joe. . . 33 Lamb, Gary... 33 Larson, Donna... 33 Larson, Jay.2.. «100,40 Leininger, Pat. . . 33,46, 71 Levien, Larry... 33,59 Ling, Doug. . . 33,50, 52 Lowen, Shirley. . . 33,46 Lofdahl, Jim... 33,47 Linger, Carol. eo, We te Maddux, Dale... 33,46 Markwood, Darrell. . . 33, 42 Matz, John. . . 33, 40, 56, 60 Mauler, Bob. .. 33,58 McGowan, Sue. . . 33,65,80,81 McWilliams, Tressa. . . 33,69, 72 Miles, Larry... . 03,00 Morabito, Susan. . . 33,71 Munson, Skip. . . 33,54, 56,58 Murphy, Paul. . . 33,60, 73 Nelson, Gary. . . 30,33 Nicolaas, Etta... 33 Nulie, Henry. . . 33,51, 56 OWens,. Jil. 2 oo Pagél -baVonne sr .cce 1. ! Parker, Charles’. 2). 12,33, 00 | Pendleton, Gerald. . . 33,50 Plaster, Regina. . . 33 Pomeroy, Margaret. . . 33,46 Radder, Darrell. . . 33,56 Rea Kayes sto0.4oOnpuuieni2 Reése; -Dorotny. se oe er) Regnier, Bob. . . 34 Remington, Betty... 34,62 Reynolds, Susanne. . . 34,44,67 Richmond, Nancy. . 67; 71778 Roberts, Cecelia . « 13,30;534, 6629 . . 34, 44, 64,67 Roos, Gilbert. . . 34,60 Sahnow, Noreen. . . 34,66,67, 71, 72, 80, 81 Scott, Marion... 34,47, 71 Senior, Judy... 34 Shaw, Don. . . 34,48, 58 Sibley, Mike... 34,65 Simonson, John... 34 Smith, Buzzy. . .-34 Smith, Manly. . . 34,47, 58 Terpening, Judy... 34 Thompson, Carol... 34,46, 71 Trull, Darrell. . . 34,46, 65,50 Trumbull, Mary. .. 34,.71 Unick, Sandra... 34 Unrein, Mary Ann... 30,34, 71,67 VanEgdom, Iris. . . 34 VanWoudenberg, Bruce... 34 Wade, Garli) v7 734s15 Walston, Elmer. . . 34,56 Waschke, Steve. . . 30,34 Webster, Lorrie. . . 34,47 Weden, Mary Beth. . . 30,38,42, 71 Weirauch, Maria. Wilkinson, Linda . 67, 66 . . 34,48, 62,66 . . 34,42, 48,71, SOPHOMORES Ammon, Bonnie. . . 37 Anderson, Steve. . . 37,56 Arbuckle, Sharon. . . 37 Attolini; Bille.) 37 Bailey, Sharon. . . 37,438,62 i i a | | Baker, Pat. . . 37,43 Baldwin, Bruce. . . 37,42,51 Barstade pales. o11,.02,00 5 00 BECK DOL age On| Bellingar; Bill... 37 Berg, spruce 7. .-3T Berg oRita. . 2207 Blakey Fred. 37 Blitinese ROU co | Bogan, Duane’. . . 37,51, 58 BOZATIIRE GLICO AOS Brewer, Jeanette... 37 BROCK ABET Loma amon] BLOWIN Linda... o 1,00, OL Brushwood, Janet. . . 37,71 Buatte, Ron. . . 37,45, 58 Buss onirley . 0.6. 6a 1,00 Ghapin el0Css 46. oly lo Countryman, Robin. . . 37,45, 73 Cimtitee Rosa. Lee.) Ol, VL DeMeyer, Ron... 37 DeVore wel ONVee. Ol; 30 Dennis, Robin. . . 37,42,45,56 Dixon. Bule 3. 31,00 Dwight Lindar... 9.03. Elsasser,,JOVCe |. +o, 11,09 Poclern DONA tacos iL PUSHiale Vice. . Go Fassett, John. . . 38,56 Fisher, Jim. . . 38,48,45 Folsom, Judy... 38,36 Forsythe, Judy. . . 38 Friesen. Don 2), 30; 00 PUliallse Alte. j.1 .1o0 Gail eSUGl =. 2.200; 02 Gittss Deniers. 7) Oo, 00, of Gluck, John. . . 38,42 Gorsuch, Margaret. . . 38,62 Granger, Steve. . . 38,58 Graves, Richard. . . 38,51 Grindle, Robert. . . 38,43 Hail, Harriet, .'. 38 Hallgren, Gary. . . 38,43 Hansen, Phyllis. . . 38,42, 71 Hardan, Ruth. .. 38 Harper, Lee. . . 38,43 Harrington, Mary... 38, 71 Haynie, Richard... 38 Student Judev Hilde, Mikelyn. . . 38 Hoffman, Sharon. . . 38,65 Hood, Mike. 38277 Hunter,, Susan. . 2 36,00, 61 iirinots Linda ws, - OG,42,40 11,00 Irving, Steve. . . 38,42, 50 Irwin, Karen... oS; (1 Iverson, Gordon. . . 38,43,60 Jacques, Phillip. . . 38,60, 56 Jensen, Steve... 38 Johnson; Gus 7. . 30 Johnson, Jack. . . 38 Johnson, Leona. . . 38,46 Johnston, Julian... 38 Jones, Ken. +. cS Jonson, Olaf. . . 38,50 Jordon, Buddy... 38 Jordon, Mike... 38 Joseph, Ken. . . 38 Kaiser, Richard. . . 39 Kelln, Ruth. . . 39 Kiimp,DOTse. . «.o0 Kluken, Ken... 36,39,43 Koehn,, Keithy. . 39 KICysabil le ek Oo Lambs. DOUna eo Latsen aselwylln ge o9s 06 arson, Danny. «09 LarsonwAllen= =) .sc9 Parson, Galy ay.) . 39, 0c, 00 Lee, Nadine. . . 36,39, 71, 84 DindessGalvnee soon sd Lingbloom, David. . 39.73 Lintz, Dennis. ). «39 Lofdahl, Eddy .°+ 39 Lofdahls, Orvie ... 39 Lorenz, John. . . 39,44, 73 Macy, Curtis. . . 39,54, 56 Manthy, Mary. . .o9,71513 Mauler, Karen... 39,738 Maveety, John. . . 13,39 McC alle ROGer ccnnod McKay, John... 39 McLean, Ron’. = 399,42 McSorley, Glenda. . . 39 Medearis, Frank... 39,58 Mershon, Mary. . . 39,43, 71 Mershon, Tom.-. . 39 Minaker, Gary... 39 Mitchell, Sherman... 39 MolesseROpel tems aol y42.12)40, 59.51 NMOstic hm NOM amo Ono ei Murdzia, Frank. . . 39,58 Nelson, Gonner. .. 39;58 Nelson ROlew soos 45,00, D0 O'Brine; Mike... . 39,68 OlsonnaGre@ eens roo Olson se Outi ae oo Olson e@ROMiae 2£OO log 06,00 O'Neall, Randy... 40 O©Wensse bile O) Park; oD alee 9 40 PEtSrS me Gialliyieemeence 0 Peterson es Ell Cuemees U4 on 4 ona COMO Petty, Margaret. . . 40,42 Rear) ACki Cums 04 One leomOo Reilly, Mike. . . 40,50 Reynolds; Diane .. . 36,40 Rutiinos Loretta ...°. 40 Sanders, George. . . 40,51 Scheiterly, Diane. . . 40 Schroder, LuraLee.. . 40,46 Schaefer, George. . . 6,40 Shelton, Jim... 40,47 Slater, Sharon. . . 40 Smrekar, John. . . 40 Swann, Judy... 40,79,62,69 Taylor, Bobs .. 40,427 51 Thompson, Connie. «+. 40; 72, 64, 71 Vroman, Howard. . . 40,58, 51, 56 Ward, Gregg. . . 40,64, 58, 50 Weirauch, Ted... 40,56 Westford, Sandy. .. 26,40, 71 Whalen, Dick. . . 40 Whalen, Michelle. . . 40 Weatherby, Charles... 40 Weatherby, Don. . . 40,73 Wilken, Bonnie. . . 40 Williams, Alice... 40 Wilson, Rodney . . . 40,43, 56, 55 Winroth, Gary: . . 40,47 Woes, Nem , 5 o 40, Al EWG Ketan @iar@ lee O 87 oments to Remember What's the matter, Russ? Look who's campaigning for Kennedy Election spirit rises to climax COMPLIMENTS OF BRADBURY’S STUDIO Senior Play As the 1961 Aquila goes to press the cast of the Senior Play is announced. LIFE WITH FATHER Fa theriey a Vesa ot 8 Shae Coro epee ope erate Sim = et ie GARI HOWE VAT CMD Vc i i CAROLYN ERICKSON GOLA COUSIN) Bae tet oe a ae a CAROLYN JOHNSON IRAE SERENE eS ES eS a SO POMS Ce Se SANDY ANDERSON PNG TWIKD. SS SES Cex EW) SS SR Od KATHY MARRON Mian OC ale tape Mages a eo ead eam a Sem ee SHIRLEY HORAT IDUEY = 2S SE St Be Se ee es a DORIS BARTLETT IN OLB R Region on Ra RS mani cl arm pees emir eo tS ae DARLENE NELSON INVA OG 1 Cmiraee Re et nas be Sia) ie irre aim ahem = EVILO WAYLETT CVBTenCee) a Varma ener c eae so een mee ayes ah ay ys RICK HUNTER Onn Pw Boe See Se Bea eo oOe mee eos Part yet to be cast Nil) CN Mae cso es ee See is LONNIE JENSEN (7th grade) Halal poe eee te! 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