Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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ri-'Vials orbs nn-ns..-..., fm? UPPER LEFT: G.A,A. FRONT ROW, left to right: Sharon Morgan, Muriel Hall, Wanda Fredericksen, Ardene Sestan. Donna Eberhardt. SECOND ROW: Maureen Smith, Delma Sestan, jane Buchanan, Virginia Askew, Evone LaQua. THIRD ROW: Carol Odegard. Margaret Ambuehl, Jean Baker, Sue Elliot, Dorothea Lachance, Judy Johnson. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Anderson. G.A.A. advisor. UPPER RIGHT: Lettermen. FRONT ROW, left to right: William Matsumoto, Ronnie Mettler. john Laviola, Duane Haslam, Ralph Davis, Howard Wissinger, Dirk Mclfeen. David Emry, Jim Robbins, Jim Robinson. SECOND ROW: Gurdon Anderson, Bob Kern, Dwayne Proff, Jack Sanford. Ronnie Martin, Bob Cook, Bill Funkhouser, Dick VanDerschelden, Saburo Kusumotc, Gene Cole, THIRD ROW: Bill Coggin, Danny Ulrich, Ronnie Nelson. Bob Pedersen, Travis Wallace, Donald Cowles, Bob Kepka. Clarence l-lamre. Bob Steele, Dick Spencer. LOW- FR RIGHT: Mr. Vinson. Lettermenls advisor. CENTER: G.A.A, officers. SEATED: jane Buchanan, Maureen Smith. STANDING: Janet Yoshioka, Jean Baker, Ardene Sestan. LOWER CENTER: Lettermen officers: Ronnie Martin, Travis Wallace, G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was intro- duced this year to Fife by Mrs. Eileen Ander- son, the new club's advisor. To become a member, a girl must partici- pate regularly in several organized sports besides one individual sport, tennis or hiking. Upon fulfilling these requirements, she receives the first year a numeral, the second a letter, the third a pin, and the fourth a guard. Activities of the year included the initia- tion of new members, installation of officers, a dance, and the sale of booster pins and of basketball schedule pencils. Letterm en The Lettermen's Club is made up of a group of boys who have made a varsity letter in any of the major sports at Fife High School. The club purchased with funds from 21 variety show a beautiful trophy which is used as an inspirational award. This award is kept at school, and each year the boy who is voted the outstanding athlete and sportsman has his name inscribed on it. Louis Boitano received this honor in 1950. The aim of the Lettermen's Club is to maintain good school spirit.

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eww Rf!! f UPPER LEFT: Torch Honor. FRONT ROW, left to right: Sandra Keightley, Marcia Holm, Rose Shimizu, Claudia Usselman, Virginia Meier, Jane Buchanan, Eleanor Yoshioka, Pat Nelson, Nancy Lutter. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Vogel, Muriel Hall, Mary Lou Handke, Katherine Jensen, Jeanette Bryan, Jean Baker, Margaret Ambuehl, Carol Odegard, Marilyn Fox. THIRD ROW: Nancy Williams, Kathleen Naccarato, Donna Jensen, janet Mitten, Mary Ann Karpaclc, Lois Cook, Loretta Falaschi, Diana Steigers, Ilene Luebke, Maureen Smith. FOURTH ROW: Jean Kraus, Tony Chlipala, David Lund, Bob Kepka, Jack Rosenow, Jay Busch, Donald Cowles, Bill Tibbirs. LOWER LEFT: Miss Lindstrom, advisor. UPPER RIGHT: Debate. FRONT ROW: Pat Nelson, Yeddie Nylander, Sharon Morgan, Ardene Scstan, Barbara Marzano. SECOND ROW: Bob Kepka, Judy Johnson, Delma Sestan, Katherine Jensen, Marcia Holm, Dick McKeen. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Young, advisor. CENTER: Debate officers: Bob Kepka, Ardene Sestan, Sharon Morgan, Delma Sestan. LOWER CENTER: Torch officers: Ilene Luebke, Margaret Falaschi, Pat Nelson, Eleanor Yoshioka. Debo te Another successful year closed for the De- bate Club. What has made our club strong is that Mrs. Young has given her time and know- Torch Honor Torch I-Ionor Society is a national organi- zation for high school students of outstanding scholarship. Membership in the society is given on the basis of grade points. Eligible sopho- mores receive a one bar pin in school colors to indicate membership: juniors, a two bar pin. Seniors who have earned the required number of grade points by the end of their senior year receive the Torch emblem pin. Activities for the year included a pot luck dinner and initiation party, a mid-term social, and a spring picnic. ledge for our benefit. She has continually brought to our attention the facts about our topic, 'iThe Welfare State, and the ways to win a debate. There are two ways to look at debate. One is to debate for fun and the other is to learn all about the topic. The fact that the whole group has Wanted to learn all about a 'iWelfare State has added much to our success.

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E i 'J' 'Las UPPER LEFT, FRONT ROW, left to right: Muriel Hall, Jean Baker, Yeddie Nylander, Judy Johnson, Shirley Even- son, Irene Stark. SECOND ROW: Betty Dunbar, Ernest Bailey, Harold Peters, Jim Robbins, Katherine Jensen, Kathrina Salzmann, Bryan Dalin, Travis Wallace, Norita Falaschi, Margaret Ambuehl. THIRD ROW: Gloriann Miller, Sandra Keighrley, Carol Mansfield, John Bohren, Ronald Jones, Dick' McKeen, Bill Spear, Don Clarkson, LaVona Dulin, Victor Coon, Loretta Falaschi, Jim Robin- son, Bob Kepka. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Rowan, Ralph Davis, Donald Woodard, Bob Pedersen, Mr. Flechtner, Marilyn Trolson, Marion Rose, JoAnne Sutton, Mary Johnson. CENTER LEFT, FRONT ROW: Bill Spear, Muriel Hall, Gene Kraus, Margaret Ambuehl. SECOND ROW: Gloria Roberts, Travis Wallace, Marilyn Fox, Jim Robinson, Carol Odegard. LOWER LEFT, FRONT ROW: Lois Jensen, Dixie Davis, Bob Peterson, John Lefor, Harry Dunn, Lowell Anderson. SECOND ROW: Jack McKean, Nancy Woodard, Myron Toler, Doris Mansfield, Jay Dix- on, Frank Bonar, Janice Kotchlcoe fstudent directorj, Karen Yoshioka, Betty Fenstermaker, Raymond Tyndall. -UPPER RIGHT: Jim 'Robinscn. Izoretta Falaschi, Bob Keplra, Gloria Roberts Kpianoj. CENTER RIGHT: Officers: Jim Robinson, Muriel Hall. LOWER RIGHT: Shirley Evenson, Muriel Hall, Jane Buchanan, Jean Baker, Irene Stark. Bond The Fife High School band under the direction of Mr. Alfred G. Flechtner has had a most entertaining and successful year. The band has played for many events this year. There were the sports events including both football and basketball. The band also had the honor of being the only band playing at the basketball jamboree. Then there were both the senior play and the junior play. Other things for which they played were the Christmas program, contests, and festivals. The band uniform fund was swelled considerably by the magazine drive held at the beginning of the year. S750 was awarded the band by this means. Another S50 was ob- tained through a National Assemblies program, l'The Mississippiansf' Best returns of all came from the raffle and dinner held in the spring. Several members of the band made a trip to Missoula, Montana, to take part in the M.E.N.C. Northwest Music Festival. The band was also represented in the Navy band concert. The Kings Men, the high school dance band, had a very good year and played for various community affairs including the local March of Dimes dance.