Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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l X ,lefty f ' sr .1 I LOWER RIGHT, demonstrators: Barbara La Veille, Phyllis Methven. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Ellen Scheyer, advisor. LOWER CENTER, SEATED: Elsie Yotsuuye, Beverly Torgerson, Margery Holm- quist, Janice Katchkoe, Ruth Ambuehl, STANDING: Jeanne Petorak, Barbara Marzano, Linda Chestnut, Phyllis Soltis. CENTER RIGHT: Katherine Jensen, Carol Gregory, Mary Johnson, Sandra I Keightley. UPPER LEFT, FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Bailey, Jeanne Petorak, Margie Torre, La Vonne Jones, La Gretta Shields, Elsie Yotsuuye. SECOND ROW: Rhea Crowell, Annette Ryan, Barbara Marzano, Beverly Torgerson, De Lee Fredericksen, Mary Johnson, Shirley Evenson. THIRD ROW: Carol Jensen, Linda Chestnut, Patty Rasenow, Phyllis Soltis, Margery Holmquist, Gail Murray, Carol Gregory. FOURTH ROW: Janice Kotchkoe, Ruth Ambuehl, Mary Bisig, Katherine Jensen, Phyllis Methven, Sandra Keightley. UPPER RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Nellie Bohren, Nancy Woodard, Donna Hergert, Belly Fenstermaker, Betty Benner, Marcia Mettler, SECOND ROW: Diane Handke, Darlene Trucco, Connie Ellsworth, Alene Woodside, Eveline Reichlin. THIRD ROW: Rosie Meachum, Agnes Mettler, Barbara La Veille, Anita Sterino, Janice Palmer, Margie Cole. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Fox, Helen Makai, Gayus Sweet, Beverly Gordon, Marsha Gordon, Karen Myers, Agnes Brydan. F. H. A. The Fife Chapter of the F.H.A. got off to a good start as they welcomed Mrs. Ellen Scheyer as their new advisor this year. We had the honor of having a state officer elected from our chapter: Elsie Yotsuuye, state treasurer. Our year's first activity was a get-together banquet, to which everyone was invited. Later, the girls interested in F.H.A. and having enough points for membership were initiated at a formal initiation. Following this, the new members had an excellent opportunity to learn more about F.H.A. at the regional meet- ing held at Battleground, Washington. At this meeting they learned ways to keep the meetings interesting and ideas for money-making. Among our money-making activities was a caramel apple sale. Here we mixed business with pleasure by having a party on the order of a taffy-pull. We substituted caramel apples for the taffy and with everyone's ioining in making the apples we enioyed ourselves immensely while we worked. On our social agenda was the Harvest Ball which was a big success with Gordon Anderson and Elsie Yotsuuye as the harvest king and queen, respectively. Another was the F.H.A.-F.F.A. party. Our last event for this year was the Senior Tea, at which the next year's officers were announced. Officers for this year were: president, Margery Holmquist, vice president, Elsie Yotsuuye, secretary, Janice Kotchkoe, treasurer, Beverly Torgerson, social chairman, Patricia Patton, membership chairman, Barbara Marzano, historian, Ruth Ambuehl, reporter, Jeanne Petorak, points chairman, Phyllis Soltis, parliamentarian, Linda Chestnut.

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X t 5 ' z ,fx UPPER LEFT PICTURE, Troianette officers, SEATED: Janice Kotchkoe, Marilyn Siska, Beverly Torgerson. STANDING: Phyllis Petry, Eleanor Yoshioka. UPPER RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lucille Ofstad, Margie Torre, Phyllis Petry, Elsie Yotsuuye. SECOND ROW: Inez lsaksen, Sharon Figg, Le Etta Kamenzind, Eleanor Yoshioka, Annette Ryan. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Trolson, Christine Falaschi, Nadine Morgan, Beverly Targerson, Loretta Olive. FOURTH ROW: Carol Jensen, Janice Kotchkoe, Ruth Ambuehl, Anne Riveness, Marilyn Siska. LOWER LEFT, Troian Knights, FRONT ROW: Tadashi Kaiimura, Cho Shimizu, Ronnie Mettler, Harold Peters. SECOND ROW: Howard Wissinger, Larry Larson, Tommy Lelli, Sam Shimizu. THIRD ROW: Dove Hall, August Zampardo, Ellsworth Finlayson, Gordon Ander- son, Joe Door. FOURTH ROW: Dick Spencer, Jerry Sweet, Gary Weaver, Gene Brown, Ernie Bailey. CENTER RIGHT, Troian Knight officers, SEATED: Dick Spencer, Harold Peters, Ronnie Mettler. STANDING: Howard 'Wissinger, Gordon Anderson. LOWER RIGHT: Miss Dunn, Troianette advisor, Mr. Hall, Troian Knight advisor, Troianettes The Troianettes is a girls' service club supervised by a faculty advisor, Miss Agnes Dunn, and their student advisor, Eleanor Yoshioka. Under this lead- ership they have spent a fine year. Each year ten girls are selected from the freshman class to become active members of the club during their sophomore and iunior years. The girls are chosen onthe basis of dependability, schol- arship, initiative, and ability to co-operate with others. The new members this year were: Marilyn Trolson, Sharon Figg, Phyllis Petry, Janice Kotchkoe, Annette Ryan, Margie Torre, Ruth Ambuehl, Ann Rivenes, Le Etta Kamenzind, and Christine Falaschi. Being invited to become a member of the Tro- ianettes is one of the Fife girls' highest honors. if N-Qu. Troian Knights This year the Troian Knights, guided by their president, Harold Peters, welcomed the new mem- bers by honoring them at a dinner. This delicious dinner inncluded crab cocktail, baked ham, and all the trimmings and was topped with delicious apple pie. The new members who were thus introduced into the organization are Joe Door, Tom Lelli, Larry Larson, Cho Shimizu, Dave Hall, and August Zam- pardo. The Troian Knights are the boys' service organi- zation at Fife. Their main duties are helping at football and at basketball games, preparing the gym for assemblies, and taking noon hour hall duty. The year is topped off with an annual Troian Knight-Troianette picnic, which is usually held in the spring. -V

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ig IFE I-IIGH SCHOOL K. -of-,or LOWER LEFT: Puyallup Fair Booth. CENTER LEFT: Ed Carder, Mr. James Anderson. LOWER CENTER, F.F.A. officers, SEATED: Dave Lund, Ed Carder, Le Roy Turner. STANDING: Joe Door, John Timmons, Gordon Anderson, Terry Kawaguchi. RIGHT: Mr. Olmslead, advisor. UPPER LEFT: The new tractor and the F.F.A. UPPER RIGHT, KNEELING: Terry Kawaguchi, Joe Door. STANDING, FRONT ROW: Richard Delin, George Aldridge, Karl Fiellstad, Craig Buchanan, Billie Door, Grant Smith, Alex Hergert, Leonord Lightburne, Johnnie Meyer, Cho Shimizu, Don John- son. SECOND ROW: Charles Frazer, Ronald Celmer, Ellsworth Finlayson, Dove Bornonder, Tommy Komenzind, Derald Mauerman, Bob Western, August Zampardo, .loe Nelson, Ronnie Forslund. THIRD ROW: Loren Chinn, Bob Peterson, Lyle Rader, Robert Mortenson, David Frazer, Ed Curder, Dave Lund, Jack Sterino, Fred Plumb, Gordon Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Allen Warren, Bob Suss, Fred Miller, Norman Cronquist, Richard Ambuehl, Charles Shinn, Ray Timmons, Dick Rivenes, John Timmons, Victor Coon, le Roy Turner. F. F. A. The past year has been a lively one for our president, Ed Carder, and the members of F.F.A. As soon as school let out last spring, a group of boys, Mr. Olmstead, and Mr. Johnson went on the club's annual camping trip. It was at Lena Lake in the Olympics. After a good hard hike lmile and a halfl, a grand old time was had by all. The boys weathered it pretty well considering that they had to eat their own cooking. We placed second with our booth at the Puyallup Western Washington Fair last fall. This brought us a blue ribbon and Sl75.00, a welcome addition to our funds. The iudging team brought us a first in the Ayrshires and a second in the Holsteins from the Portland Inter- national Livestock Show. The team members were Ed Carder, Loren Chinn, and John Timmons. The team which judged at Skagit County brought us a first in the Holsteins and second in Sweepstakes. The team members were Ed Carder, Dave Lund, and Loren Chinn. The annual turkey raffle this year was a big success. Approximately T400 tickets were sold and I4 turkeys were given away. Richard Delin was high again this year with 321 tickets sold. Bob Suss was second with 250. Last year our chapter had two state farmers: Norman Heilig and Dave Lund. ln August the chapter got a new Ferguson 30 tractor and a six-toot tandem disc. Our Parent and Son Banquet was held during National Future Farmer Week in the gymnasium. This year the chapter started a hog rotation project. Three gilts were awarded to Dave Bornander, Richard Delin, and Ellsworth Finlayson.