Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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LTPPER LEFT, Music Club officers: LaVona Dulin, Carol Odegard, Margaret Falaschi. CENTER LEFT: choir of- ficers: Philip Hiles, Beverly Alromare, Janet Yoshiolca, Terry Williams. LOWER LEFT: Librarians: JoAnne Sutton, Dorothea Lachance, Marcia Schamerhorn. UPPER RlCvHT: Senior Choir. FRONT ROW: Margie Blodgett, Tatsic lwalciri, Maxine Cox, Darris Ann Foien, Marguerite Stipes, Nancy Headley, Virginia Askew, Lucille Ofstad, Beverlee Altomare, Delores Russell, Barbara Fox, Marjorie Holmquisr, Caroline Chlipala, Myrna Reed. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Leigan, Evone LaQua, Sue Elliot, Diane Ward, Elizabeth Hall, Mary Cassidy, Nancy Williams, Kathleen Naccarato, Marcia Gordon, Marcia Schamerhorn, Dorothea Lachance, Delores Cole. THIRD ROW: Frances Berwick, Janet Yoshiolta, Delores Reed, Rhoda Britt, Carol Jones, Mary Ann Karpack, Lois Coolc, Jo Meachum, Wy- vonna Gregg, Janet Mitton, Lucille Friend, JoAnne Sutton. Mary Bisig, Marilyn Fox, Carol Odegard. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Davis, Dick McKeen, Carl Stalder, Dwayne Proff, Bob Steele. Dave Brunoff, Bill Coggin, Terry Wil- liams, Roger Gordon, Bob Pedersen, Raymond Cowles, Dick Spencer, Philip Hiles, Ed Ranger. CENTER: Mr. Flechtner, music director. Tri-Fifettes: Carol Odegard, Jane Buchanan, Gloria Roberts, Muriel Hall faccompanistl. LOWER RIGHT: Junior Choir. FRONT ROW: Rosalie Francis, Dorothy Johnson, Virginia Newman, Doris Betterly, Connie Ellsworth, Patty Rosenow, Lynne Smith, Mary Jones, Rose Ripley, Judy Fox. SECOND ROW: Donna Hergert, Agnes Mettler, Rosa Schlumpf, Carol Jensen. Louise Touchette, Darlene Trucco, Linda Chestnut, Alene Woodside, Anita Sterino. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Touchette, Beverly Torgerson, Loretta Olive, August Zampardo, John Milner, Gloria Shoop, Shirley Nelson, Bill Lucas. Choir The Fife choir has completed another good year under the able direction of Mr. Alfred G. Flechtner. From being a group of fifty in September, the membership has increased to seventy during the semester. This year's calendar has been filled with such events as the program on radio station KTOY, the sacred selections given at the P.fT.A., the exchange assembly at Federal Way, the Western Washington Music Festival at Bremerton, and the Pierce County Festival at Fife. which was under the direction of Mr. Flechtner. A special event of the year was the Christ- mas program directed by Mr. Flechtner with the assistance of Miss Marie l-laglund. Some of the numbers were Gloria Patrif' Hrlesu. Priceless Treasure, O Holy Night, and Beauti- ful Saviorf' A secular number on the program was The Night Before Christmas. Other numbers were selections by the grade school, the junior high school chorus, the senior band, and the junior high girls' trio. Two of the members of the choir, Carol Odegard and Marilyn Fox, were selected to go to the northwest division of the Music Educators' National Conference at Missoula Montana.

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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.

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P .ff-AH -FK. 'Q' i UPPER LEFT: Girls' Club officers. SEATED: Janet Yoshioka, Kathleen Naccarato. STANDING: LaVona Dulin, Kay Gunn, Victorine Boitano. CENTER LEFT: Thanksgiving Basket Committee: LaVona Dulin, Dom-a Jensen, Marion Stalder, Jeanette Bryan, Marcia Schamerhorn, Bettie Dunbar. LOWER LEFT: Miss Dunn, Girls' Club advisor. UPPER RIGHT: 1950 May Queen and her court. CENTER RIGHT: Carol Swihart, Lois Cook, Janet Mitton, Delma Sestan, Claudia Usselman, Jeanette Ruscher, Eleanor Streich, Kathleen Naccarato, LaVona Dulin, Virginia Meier, Janet Yoshioka, Marlene Cook, Kay Gunn, Vicrorine Boitano LOWER CENTER: Mr. Sorenson, Boys' Club advisor. LOWER RIGHT: Boys' Club officers: Bill Tibbits, Jim Robinson, Jack Sanford, Bryan Dalin. Girls' Club Boys' Club 'AThe meeting will please come to order were the Words spoken by Kathleen Naccarato, president of the Fife Girls' Club. to open our meetings, The winter activities which she directed included the distribution, with the aid of the Boys' Club, of Thanksgiving baskets to the community's needy and the presentation of a Christmas program to the student body, In the spring, there was a dance featuring a HShoW Boat theme, the annual kindergarten Easter egg hunt, and a tea honoring the mothers and the Women faculty members. The Boys' Club, directed by Mr. Sorenson, consists of all the senior high boys. For enter- tainment at the meetings, the club had movies and several outside speakers. At one meeting, there was a Wrestling demonstration by Bryan Dalin and Ralph Davis. While they were demonstrating the holds in wrestling, Mr. Gust told about the different rules and explained the different holds. The club helped with the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets for the needy in our community. It also sponsored activities to help furnish the activity room. mann?