Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

Page 13 text:

xLOWER PICTURE-FRONT ROW, left to right: Frances Friend, Gerry Vandervest, Caryl Mansfield, Leslee Ward,.Arlene Tcler, ECOND ROW: Harold Peters, John Lancaster, Eddie Riggs, Marcia Schamerhorn, Patricia Olnerquelle, Marguerite Stipes, Diane Shep- ler, Eleanor Yoshioka, Myrna Reed, Jerry Sweet, Donald Woodard, David Emry. THIRD ROW: Pat Turner, Howard Wissinger, Allen Wanen, John Timmons, Bob Pedersen, Ronnie Nelson, Jim Siska, Bill Spear, Jack Rosenow, Don Shoop, Richard Ragan, Dick Spencer, jim Turley, Ray Washam. UPPER PICTURE-FRONT ROW, left to right: Noel Mcwherter, Marjorie Holmquist, Victorine Boitano, Marjorie McKeen, Maxine Cox, Jo Ann Currier, Carol Jones, Rhoda Britt, Anna Kaelin, Shirley Evenson, Margie Kelley, Nancy Lutter, Mary Johnson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Aldridge, Donald Door, Gordon Anderson, Sandra Keightley, Frances Berwick, Katherine Jensen, Winnie Mirron, Phyllis Methven, Maxine Crocker, Carol Gregory, Ed Carder, Ronnie Mettler, Cecil Harrison. THIRD ROW: Jim Lovell, Richard Chesterfield, Philip Hiles, Paul Fischlin, John Bohren, Tony Chlipala, Leslie Coolc, Thomas Murray, David Lund, Carl Johnson, Fred Meyer, Dick Dunbar, Dick Blauvelt. X Marion Stalder, Pat Nelson, JoAnne Sutton, Mary Ann Stovner, Nancy Headley, Arlene Touchette, Barbara Kelley, Lillian Bellman. The class of '53 has completed another successful year under the direction of Mr. Harry Sorenson. Eager to take up their new duties, the sophomores began early in the fall by electing the new class officers whose pictures appear on this page. Student council representa- tives were Eleanor Yoshioka, Edward Carder, and Carl Johnson. School spirit is outstanding among the ranks of the sophomores, who take part in many of the extra-curricular activities offered by the school. Football, basketball, and track are well represented by members of the class. Aside from holding their own on the athletic field, members of this class can be seen debating energetically, working as Trojanettes or Trojan Knights, helping in the school lunch room and offices, and maintaining order in the library. Among the sophomores are many FFA. and Fl-l.A', members and students who hold po- sitions of esteem as officers and members of the clubs at Fife. Keep your eye on the class of '53. With a spirit such as theirs, they are certain to go places. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, left to right, seated: Pat Nelson, MR, SORENSON, Advisor Victorine Boitano. Standing: Richard Ragan, Harold Peters, Johnny Bohren. , five .. ,N

Page 12 text:

LOWER PICTURE-FRONT ROW, left to right: Arlu Reul, Yeddie Nylander, Sylvia Olive, Charlee Shinn, Gloria Roberts, Ardene Sestan, Diane Ward, Janet Yoshicka, Bettie Dunbar. SECOND ROW: James Young, Lucille Usselman, Charlotte Tallman, Diana Steigers, Marion Rose, Irene Stark, Carol Odegard, Joanne Sproul, Rose Shimizu, Ed Ranger. THIRD ROW: Jim Robbins, Marvin Rowan, Don Mortenson, Danny Ulrich, Terry Williams, Philip Rivenes, Dwayne Proff, Carl Stalder, Eddie Wiebe. UPPER PICTURE-FRONT ROW, left to right: Marlene Cook, Virginia Meier, Dorothea Lachance, Judy Johnson, Sue Elliot, Delores Cole, Mary Lou Handke, Virginia Askew, Evone l.aQua, Donna Mae Eberhardt, Delores Laviola, SECOND ROW: Duane Haslam, Elizabeth Hall, Muriel Hall, Jean Baker, Margaret Ambuehl, Loretta Falaschi, Ilene Lueblce, Jane Buchanan, Wanda Fredericksen, Marilyn Fox, Carl Funkhouser. THIRD ROW: John Laviola, Jack Fox, Robert Meeker, William Cole, Bob Kepl-ra, Roger Gordon, Don Lake, Raymond Cowles, Bob Kern, Clarence Hamre, Ralph Davis. The junior class has enjoyed a fine year under the supervision of Mr. Olmstead. Our first concern of the year centered on our financial standing and means of improving it. We played host at two all-school dances-'AThe Last Minute Minuet and The Snow Flake Whirlwind. The class took great interest in selecting and presenting our play, HSpring Fever, which We presented in April. The social highlight of the year came in May when the junior class gave a formal dance in honor of the senior class. Muriel Hall was chairman and Ciloria Roberts Was co-chairman for the dance. lt has been a long trek, but We've reached our goal at last. A great deal has happened during the three years that we have roamed the halls at Fife. There was that unforgetable freshman initiation, the dedication of our Trojan Memorial Field, the football championship of '49, the arrival of our class rings, the ground breaking and, finally, the completion of our Wonderfully modern senior high building-all these things will remain with us throughout our senior year and the years to corne. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Virginia Meier, Roger Gordon, Joann - Williams, John Laviola. MR. OLMSTEAD, AClVl50l'

Page 14 text:

LOWER PICTURE-FRONT ROW, left to right: Lucille Ofstad, Beverly Rowan, Elsie Yotsuuye, Joyce Kempf, Nadine Morgan, Jeanne Petcrak, Janet Steiger, Barbara Marzano, Delores Russell. SECOND ROW: John Reins, Gloria Miller, Kathrina Salzmann, Joyce Peder- sen, Sharon Kelley, Kathleen Leighton, Marilyn Siska, Loretta Olive, Beverly Tnrgerson, I-lideo Watanalwe. THIRD ROW: Gary Weaver, Stewart Carder, Tommy Kamenzind, Albert Cochennette, Ray Timmons, Leon Rader, Argal Oberquelle, Gene Mead, Sam Shimizu, Tadashi Kajimura. UPPER PICTURE-FRONT ROW, left to right: Diana Holt, Caroline Chlipala, Norita Falaschi, Jane Andre, Inez lsaksen, Janet Giessel, Barbara Fox, Margie Blodgetr. SECOND ROW: Phyllis I-leadley, Sharon Johnson, Vera Crawford, Carol Jensen, Lucille Friend, Juanita Brodahl, Jerrilee Browning, Marcia Gordon, Mary Bisig. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Jones, Richard Bartholomew, Harold Farris, Loren Chinn, Don Clarkson, Bill Flaherty, Victor Coon, Edward Hess, Ellsworth Finlayson, Erny Bailey. Last fall the freshmen started a new and very exciting year, which later proved to be a very memorable one to them. They were guided. through their first few .days of confusion by their class advisor, Miss Lindstrom. After the first rush and seeming bedlam were over, they became more at home in their new surroundings. lt was found that they co-operated well in trying to do their part and that they took their places and their share of responsibility in the student body, After viewing their many talents and abilities, we expect that they will have a large representation in the field of musical entertainment. Their scholastic achievements are also highly commendable, and they hope to hold permanent positions on the honor roll. But now is the time when they have closed their books to greet the summer vacation. Before they leave, they would like to extend their thanks to the faculty as a whole and to their individual teachers who have helped to make their first year in high school a success. CLASS OFFlCliRS: Stewart Carder, Loretta Olive, Marilyn Sislca, MISS LINDSTROM, Advisor Cary Weaver. Z? +1 , is We Mn .... ii if ami'