Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

. X 1 9- , t J. . . 1 X - 4' V .. 4F ,f-'z' ,. W 1 Z , W ., L, .M M ii , 6 , , V,7'f'.. -- ' 1 Y ft 5, S' 5 4: Qqnfv ' 3 gggf- vg,ff1e,? 1 H -ij, '1 ,Lf-I, 5 f 1 , ,fb I ' 1 ' ' ,Q V A U - V I -Ajfg Y 'F , 'ji-r K K ' ' ' ' A .rf ,.- .W V .Q ,, . ' , .lx-. f ' L , , -Q , r f-if ' ff -. .. . ' ' ' Y ' The A ual Staff of FIFE HI H SCHOOL esent Patterns of High School Life 1-i I957 OJAN lllllw! CCDNTENTS Adm st at o Cl es ini r i ass .. nl : Student Life ..... 4 Ls : I rs ..... Q unior i ..... -sa -lm' nl I- lull' Spo t J Hgh DEDICATED To our Mothers and Fathers. . .whose interests have been helpful in the lor- niation at our life patterns, . .whose love and encouragement have been inspira- tional. . ,and whose never ending sacrihces have made possible these high school years. . .we respectfully dedicate The Trojan ol T957 The Class of l957 3 Mr. Marvin P. Belknap Principal Mr. Oscar Johnson Administrative Assistant ADMINISTRATIQN Mr. Robert C. Hall, Superintendent Mr. Robert C. Mullen Vice-Principal ,s 'Vi i-. jj-1 jj' Eb i' -Qggmuihfge 'fi ei. QQ ff' Mrs. ALICE COLE Home Economics Mr. ROBERT DINSMORE Eighth Grade and Jr, High Athletics FACU LTY Mrs. THELMA BOOTH Mr. RONALD DOUGLASS Commercial and Annual Moth and Science MY. RICHARD DANIELS Mr. ALFRED FLECHTNER Eighth Grade Math and Music Social Science K if Miss AGNES DUNN Librarian w Mrs. JEAN GHILBERT Jr. English and French - isis X Mr. WILLIAM GRAHAM Seventh Grade Science .ff FACU LTY Mrs. BERNICE GRANSBACK Girls' Health and Physical Education . ii ,ix f -its i, 71 ,M I W . , my. , . . 3 , . , 4 5 1 , ,i , yy' Mr. RICHARD KENISTON Miss ARLENE LINDSTROM Social Sciences and Athletics English V ,mf 'V g I jg, V , Ei F Q . QT ' ,Jo in T. V M X2 fwwhfi ' .N Mr. FRANK GUSTAFSON Guidance and Visual Aids 6 Miss NATHALIE HEINZ Miss BETTY JONES Home Economics Seventh Gfflde Gnd Art Mr. CARL HATLEY Athletics, Boys' Health and Physical Education Mrs. DORRITT HEINTZ Seventh Grade Mr. JAMES MURPHY Seventh Grade Mr. ROBERT OQUIST Journalism, Commercial, English iii ' Vij- Mf. GLEN OLMSTEAD QQQ Agriculfure FACU LTY Mr. STANLEY PETERSON Washington Hisfory and Biology Mr. PAUL SCHEYER Shop, lvlcrhanical Drawing, Stage Crew Mr. DANIEL WEYER Sr. Math oncl Debate 9?- Mrs. MAR'E STOUT Eighth Grade Language and AHS Mrs. MARIAN YOUNG English Mrs. Leora Goelzer, Secretary 1 COOKS: Mrs. Helen Baxter, Mrs. Irene Stearns, Mrs. Lucille Waddell, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Mrs. Ethyl Anderson. Mrs. Retha Spear, Records Clerk BUS DRIVERS: ROW 'l: Adolf Miller, Louis l-loneyman, Tom Dun- bar. ROW II: Donald Maxwell, Lloyd Stearns, Norman Heilig, Fred Spencer. 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Q-4 'N' v. - Q caanuv.-nn-:vw ' .Q on..-ununvngi .garb-I ve 5 - s if - .ai X ' X . ...Q quell' annul' 0- v.sn:vl4uuo'v Q01 4 oollpiv. psi . oa . ,,,.- . .aauQaci3sa . ...gg K Nw wx 5 'XR Q Q-aiusani--. . ,, . -Q. ,., . ,Mu ...--Q.-.--...i ,.,, . .Quan-uuuvcusnpa--. ,,. , M..-nu.--... ,,,,, X I X . A is is xg k w Q Q X .casa-samsung.. , ,,, .-onnsunailf. , .il , . ...,.. m.,......x fav-4-an-oanoamb k ,,.,..,..... .........v E x A 5 . . R N , ., I K Xia if Q 3---v-sumti! ' 1 swan-an...-uv f .Q-an-no--0 'k' i CLASS S .ei vii sei vii 90' vvi oil ROW 1: Ellen Anderson, Treas., Joan Griffin, Sec. ROW 2: Dennis Peschek, Sergeant-at-Arms, Monty Fox, Vice Pres. ROW 3: Cloyce Daschofsky, Sergeant-at-Arms, Dan McKechnie, Pres. Mr. Robert Oquist, Ad- SENIORS viser. Fife's Class of '57 had an extremely active year as it sought to put the finishing touches on its pattern, to have it completed by June. Now that the pattern is finished, the seniors view it with pride. During its sophomore year, the Class of '57 won the Pep Jug. As the Junior Class, it took first prize in the Home- coming Parade, put on the Junior Class Play, and gave the seniors a beautiful prom entitled Sand and the Sea. This year the entire class bought student body tickets. ln the Spring, announcements, cards, and pictures were ordered for graduation. The Junior-Senior Prom, given by the Juniors, lived up to our expectations and was enioyed by all attending. Guiding the pattern toward completion was Robert Oquist, Class Adviser, Richard Keniston and Marian Young, Assistant Advisers. The Seniors now have their pattern to be used as a guide the rest of their lives. ELLEN MARIE ANDERSON Blondie - DONALD GARY ANDERSON Andy - MAXINE LOUISE ARNOLD Max -Choir CONSTANCE JOAN ASKEW Connie . . ' ' ., lf' Torch 2,3, Visual Aids Secretary 4, Senior FFA 2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 4, Chqir- 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Food Committee for Junior FHA 2,3,4, Member. Ch State O ice! Class Treasurer. Ambition: College. mon Of FFA Earnings and Savings Com- Prom 3. Ambition, A nice home and fam- Annual Stat? 4, Trumpet Staff 3,4, mittee 4, Chairman of FFA Conduct of ily. Leader 2'4' Queen 47 Drlll Team 2'37 l Meetings Committee 3. vest Ball Princess 3, Talent Show 2, dent Council 2,4. Ambition: Work and happy. i 1 0 DOREEN RAE BELL Red -ASB Historian 4, Torch 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Troianettes 223, Sec, 2, Pres. 3, Annual Stat? 4, Jr. Class Play, Home- coming Dance Co-Chairman 3, Christmas Ball Co-Chairman 4. Am- bition: Stenographer. BETTY JO BENNER Bones -Future Nurses' Club 3,4, FHA 3, Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Work at Boeings and get married. THOMAS L. BENNER Tom-Cat -Football 2, Track 3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Junior Class Vice President. Ambition: Boeings. MARYLIN BERG-Pep Club 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Mother,Daughter Tea 3. BARBARA ALENE BRADEN Bobbie -Pep Club 4, Girls' Club 4. En- tered from Puyallup in l956. Ambition: Marriage. CHARLENE T. BRODAHL-GAA 2,3,4, FHA 2, Future Nurses Club 2, Pep Club 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Ambition, Central Washington College at Education. ROBERTA LEE BRYANT Tudy -Christian Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Pub- licity Manager 3, V. President 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Secre- tary and Marriage. CARL BULLO--Track 3, Rifle Club 3,4, Junior Class Play. Ambition, College. ELAINE CROWN Eli -Entered from Othella, Washington, 1956. Am- bition: Telephone Operator. RICHARD LEE BARKER Dick -Talent Show 2, Annual Staff 4, Entered from Wakpala, South Dakota in T956 Ambition: College. DONALD L. BEAN Don -Lettermen's Club 3, Track Manager 2, Shop Instructor 4, Talent Show 3, All School play 3. Ambition, To be an Electrical Engineer. MARY LOU BURKEvTroianettes 2,3, Torch 2,3, Trumpet Stott 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council Rep. 2,4, Junior Class Play, Girls' Club Q,3,4. Ambition, College. BOB CAVIN-Stage Crew 4. Ambition: Make Money, JERRY CONINE-ASB V. Pres. 4, FFA 2,3,4, V. Pres, 4, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 4, Track 3, l.ettermen's Club Q,3,4, Class Sg. nf A,-me 'I AmL.:o:,m TA ,,.:,, ..-..i.... MICHEAL COON Crockett -Rifle Club 2,3,4, President 23, Archery Club 2,3,4, President 2,3,4, FFA 23, Ski Club 2. Ambition: To be a millionaire. SHARON CURRIER-Future Nurses Club 3,4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Office Girl 3, Ambition: Medical Technician. TOM CURTIS- Entered from Arcata High School, California in l956. Ambition: Doctor. JOAN MARIE GEVINGAASB President 4, Class Sec. Q, Class Treas. 3, FHA 2,4, Torch 2, Drill Team 3,4, Pep Club 4, Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, Jr, Class Ring Committee. Ambition: College. JOAN MARLENE GRIFFIN-Class Sec. 4, Homecoming Princess 2, Drill Team 2,3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Pep Club 4, Secretary 4, FHA 2,3,4, Jr.-Sr, Prom 3. Ambition: Dental Hygineist. JUDY HAGMANWGAA 2,3,4, President 4, Troianettes 2,3, Torch Club 2,3,4, Student Council Rep. 3, Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition: To take it easy. CLOYCE DASCHOFSKY Dash -Baseball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Junior Class Play: Class Sgt. at Arms 4, Ambition: Get married. RICH- ARD DIXON Rich -FFA 2,3. Ambition:Navy. ROGER L. DUTTON- Trumpet Stott 3. JACK LE ROY ENSRUD-Basketball 2,4, Track 3,4, Homecoming Committee 4. Ambition: To marry a beautiful girl. LE- NORE FALASCHI Lee -Librarian 2,3, Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Secretory, BARBARA JEAN FALICK Bobbie -Pep Club 4, Drill Team 4, Trumpet Stott 3: Torch Club 4. Entered from Lewis and Clark, Spokane in l953. BARBARA FALLON Bobbie -'Trumpet Stott 4, Treas- urer 4. Entered from Lincoln in i956. MONTY FOX Foxy -Class V. Pres. 4, Football 2,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Letterrnen's Club 2,3,4, Troian Knights 23, Junior Class Play, Talent Show 23. SORENA GALE JOHNSON Rena eChristian Club 2,3,4, V. President 3, Thanksgiving Baskets 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition, College and marriage. LEROY KAWAGUCHI Mine -ASB Business Manager 4, Class Treas. 2, FFA 2,3,4, Thrift Account Manager 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, State oiiicer 4, Student Council 3,4, Parliamentary Procedure Team President 3. Ambition: College. HARUYO KONO-GAA 2,3, Librarian 4, Oftice Girl 2,3, Thanksgiving Baskets, Girls' Club 2,3,4. AMELIA REBECCA KVAMME Amy -Christian Club 2, Librarian 2, Play Day 2, Style Show 2, Thanksgiving Baskets 4, Girls' Club 2,3,4, Ambition: Commercial Work. DANIEL LEACH Dun -Homecoming King 4, Basket- ball 4, Baseball 4, Trumpet Stal? 3,4 Entered from Lincoln in l955. Ambition: Bachelor. .llM LEWIS Skeeter -VVrestling 2,3,4, Baseball 2: Football 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Student Leader, Ambition, College. DONNA DEE LOIDHAMERgGAA 2,3,4, FHA 2, Pep Club 4, Student Leader 3, Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition, Dental Assistant, KENLON LUCE Ken -'FFA 2,3,4, Reporter 3,4, Debate 3,4, Reporter of Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, Ski Club 2. Ambition: College. Fihi 7 'Y 'Q RONALD JAMES HARTLOFF Ronnie -Head of public address system 2,3,4, Audio Visual 3,4. Ambition: Electronic Engineer or Radio-TV service man. ANITA LOUISE JACKSON-Drill Team 3,4, Vice-President 4, Junior Class Play, Thanksgiving Baskets 4. Entered from Aberdeen High in 19.54, GARY JACKSONeTrack 3,4, Football 3, Rifle Club 3, Entered from Aberdeen High in I954. Ambition: Navy and radio work. JU' fs- -'us fllfixii '15 KATHRYN LYONS Kathe -Trojanettes 2,3,4, FHA 2, Girls' Club 2,3, 4, V.-Pres. 3, President 4, Trumpet Stafi 3,4, Editor 4, Torch 2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Jazz Concert 4. Ambition, Nursing. DAN McKECH' NIE-Class President 4, Class V.-Pres, 2, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Troian Knights 2,3, Prom Committee. Ambition, To be single. MARLENE YVONNE MELSNESSGFHA 2,4, Pep Club 4, Homecoming 2,4 Entered from 1'-4 WJ ,. L BOB MERRILL-Troian Knights 2,3: Trumpet Staff 4: Student Council Representative 4. Ambition: Drive at Indianapolis. JAMES C. MILLER Jim -Baseball 2,3,4: Football 4: Lettermen's Club 4. BONNIE JEAN MULHALL-FHA 2: Torch 2,3,4: Trumpet Staff 3: Girls' Club 2,3,4: Thanksgiving Baskets 4: Office Girl 4. Ambition: College and Marriage, PATRICIA ANN ROONEY Pat -Torch 2,3,4: Pep Club 4: Future Nurses' 2,3: Junior Class Play: Talent Show 3. Ambition: To become a nurse. RICHARD C. ROWE Dick -ASB Business Manager 3: Soph. Class President: Basketball 2,3,3: Troian Knights 2,3: Lettermen's Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Student Council 2,3: Stage Crew 3. DIANA RHEA RYAN Christy -Homecoming Queen 4: Drill Team 2, 3,4, Pres. 4: Troianettes 2,3: Annual Editor 4: Jr. Class Play: FHA 2,3,4: Pep Club 4: Talent Show 2: Torch 2,3,4: Jr.-Sr. Prom 3. Ambition: College. DAVID JAMES MURREY Dave -Student Council Representative 2: FFA 2,3,4: Harvest Ball Attendant 3, King 4, Ambition: Farmer. DARRELL PALMER-Stage Crew 2,3,4. Ambition: Service Career. DENNIS MICHAEL PESCHEK Pesch -Class Sgt. of Arms 4: Football 4: Wrestling 4: Lettermen's Club 4. Transferred from Bellarmine in l956. Ambition: To live a happy life. DORIS RADER-Drill Team 3,4: FHA 2,3: Pep Club 4: FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3. Ambition: Marriage. EMILY RAYNER Em -Fl-IA 2,3: GAA 2,3: Future Nurses Club 2: FFA Secretary 4: Talent Show 2: Mother-Daughter Tea 3, Ambition: Good wife. JOYCE REDDY HFreckIes -ASB Treasurer 4: Troianettes 2,3: Torch Club 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Secretary 3: Annual Staff 4: Junior Class Play: Student Council 3,4: Jr.-Sr. Prom 3. Ambition: To travel. DONNA GAYLE RISLEY-Class secretary 3: Troianettes 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Senior Adviser 4: GAA 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3: Annual Staft 4: Home- coming Attendant 3: Valentine Sweetheart 3. Ambition: Private Secretary. CAROLYN MARIE ROEN Carolina -ASB Secretary 4: Drill Team 2, 3,4, Captain 4: FHA 2,3,4: Pep Club 4, Junior Class Play: Chairman of Corsage Committee for Mother-Daughter Tea 2. Ambition: College and Airline Hostess. GABRIELLE ANN SNELL Gay -Troianettes 2,3, V. President 2, Drill Team 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Pep Club 4, Torch Club 2,3, GAA 2,3, Junior Class Play, Talent Show 2. Ambition: A Happy life. ANNE SPEAR Annie -Pep Club 4, President 4, Yell leader 2,3, Queen 3, FHA 2,3,4, Ski Club 2, Tennis Team 2,3,4, Jazz Concert Co'Chairman 4. Ambition: College. EDWARD STIPES JR. Edwardo fFFA 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. Ambition: To see the world. ROGER WAYNE SWEET Sweet -Class President 3, Class Business Mgr. 2, Torch 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Troian Knights 2,3, Student Leader 4. Ambition: To make money. ROSE MARIE TELLING-Christian Club 2,3, Publicity Mgr. 2, Secretary 3, Thanksgiving Baskets 2,3,4, Librarian 2,4, Office Girl 3, Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Private Secretary. DEANNA WYNOMA TIMMONS Dee -Pep Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 2,3,4, Publicity Mgr. 3, Thanksgiving Baskets 4. Ambition: Nurse. WAYNE TRIPLETT Trip -FFA 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Rifle Club 2,3,4, V. President 2,3, President 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4. Am- bition: Full education and good iob. MARILYN DIANNE VARGO-Drill Team 2,3,4, Historian 4, Pep Club 4,'Girls' Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Dental Assistant. . .41 DONNA MAE RYAN Dusty -Drill Team 2,3,4, Troianettes 2,3, FHA 2,3, GAA 2, Jr. Class Play, Talent Show 2, Pep Club 4, Drill Team Tolo 2,3,4, Jr.-Sr. Prom 3, Sadie Hawkins 2. Ambition: Dental Assistant. WALTER ALEX SALZMANN-Band 2,3,4. Ambition: Work. PATRICK L. SMITH Pat -Football 3, Baseball Mgr, 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Torch Club 2, Talent Show 2.3. Entered from Merrill High School, Merrill, Wisconsin, l954. Ambition: Engineering. RICHARD LEE WAHLERS Dick -Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Base, ball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Engineer. COLLEEN MARIE WEBER-Drill Team 3,4, FHA 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, Har- vest Boll Cc-Chairman 4, Senior Representative to FHA 4. Ambition: Work at Telephone Company. ROBERT T. WILSON Bob -Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Torch 2,3. Entered from Stadium in i954. Ambition: Ml' 'M' KATHY LYONS Voledicrorien Band Coiiducioi's Award DIAN A RYAN WAYNE TRIPLETT RICHARD WAHLERS Solutaforian Class Choice Speaker Faculty Choice Speaker Anne Huber Co-Winner Bausch and Commercial Award Lomb Science Award SENIOR HONOR ROLL Doreen Bell, Kathy Lyons, Roger Sweet, Pa? Rooney, Diane Ryan. 539 JOAN GEVING LEROY KAWAGUCHI Girls' Service Award Boys' Service Award Agricultural Award SENIOR A ARD DONNA RISLEY GAA Award PAT ROONEY Co-Winner Bausch and Lomb Science Award MAXI NE ARNOLD Choi r Cond ucfor's Award IN MEMORIAM MEASURE OF LIFE What does it matter if I live. . .For fifty years or one. . .As long as I have time enough.. .To get my duty done?. . .The more important thing in life. .. Is trying to decide. . .What talent I possess and how .. .lt ought to be applied. . .How I can use that gift from God. . .CAs everybody shouldj. . .To bring about more happiness. . .And do the greatest good . . .To help my neighbor and to serve. . .My country in its need. . .With kindness and sincerity. . .In every word and deed. . .It matters not to me how long. . . I dwell upon this sod.. .I merely do the best I can . . .And leave the rest to God. JAMES J. METCALFE VINCENT W. CROWELL June 22, 1939-July 24, 1956 ROW 1: J. Abbott, T. Deon, M. Diedrich, R. Culver, P. Bell. ROW 2: J. Connelly, D. Crandall, J. Akins, G. Clausnitzer, N. Ellestad, R. Culver, M. Delin. ROW 3: T. Dunbar, M. Coftman, G. Carder, A Danberg, K. Bornander. 1 ..1,5.:f, .thief , M gg w. fu ,, - . .5 get EZ-:Qi ig . ... . . 9 .3, 1. if 1.1 - ' si- iff ?-Z.lk?112 s 3 fs: . . , . .isiftim-,L . .. .,,.Mk.. 'Elissa We, the Class of '58, can look behind us and see our carefully woven pattern--an outline of very successful activities, honors now and then, and a great deal of fun. Observing our pattern more closely, we tind in our store of memories so many ot the things which have mode our Junior year such a memorable one. First there was the ASB ticket sale in which we rated IOOCML Then there was our homecoming float which took first place in the parade. Among the many dances which we sponsored, the Valentine Dance with our Queen ot Hearts , and the truly lovely Junior- Senior Prom in honor ot the seniors were outstanding. To much ot our success and guidance in shaping the outline of our pattern we give credit to our class adviser, Mr. Ronald Douglass. As our junior year comes to a close, we look ahead and know that, as seniors, we will weave with the same enthusiasm and high hopes o pattern as bright as the one which we look back upon so proudly. ROW l: G. Krockman, G. Hartloft, J, Hott, D. Kurley, L. Kelley, ROW 2: S. Kittlnger M. Hathaway, B. Kingsley, R. Koester, J. Golladay. ROW 3: B. Lontz, M. Kammer G. Fritschle, D. Krenik, l.. Johnson, B. Henspeter, D. Henricksen, M. Manning. ROW 1: T. Palmer, B. Prukop, J. Mitvon, D. Parrish, B. Loidhamer, C. Handke. ROW 2: SEATEDi Joanne Larson. Linda KelleY' Pal Richardson' Tim Mocerl' R. Purdy, G. lsaksen, T. Paulman, L, Muller, T. Odegard, D. Parkhurst, A. Profl, R. Legacy. 5TANDlNG: Socko Shlmlzu' Mr- Douglass' Advlser' ROW 3: D. Neil, T. Moceri, D. Molson, M. Purgaforio, B. Lund, D. Pelry, J. Larson, T McGraw. ROW 'l: L. Scholz, D. Suter, G. Snell, K. Sfroian, D. Arnold, P. Richardson, D. Sieurnagel. ROW 2: S. Rinehart, L. Swanson, G. Hess, S. Kraus, D. Peterson, A. Lofgren, G. Schilling, ROW 1: H, Telling, R, Rqgmugsen, P, Thunder, H, Vogel, D, Thom, ROW 2: E, Trolson L. McDonald, C. Lange. ROW 3: G. Salzman, S. Shimizu, T. Mocefi, J. Slvde, A. Paulson. K. Woodward, J. Tierney, B. Yohn, J. Zompcrdo. ROW 3: G. Whifcombe, S. Wingren M. Reul, J. Strand, E. Berg. K. Workman, R. Thomas, G. Thorseff, B. Yamamoto, A. Woods. ROW 'l: Don Baker, Chuck Barger, Cecil Ballaris, George Akins, Johnny Becker, Dallas Blair. ROW 2: Carol Biggs, Bently Browning, Grant Bullo, Bob Alden, Joe Alrnauist. ROW 3: Betty Bryant, Kathy Burke, Karen Beksinski, Judy Bailey, Jun., Blanchard, Shirlee Absher, Darlene Arnold. ROW 'l: Jim Fox, Sheldon Ensrud, Rex Daschofsky, Albin Czyzewski, Wayne Capps. ROW 2: Silas Cross, Joan Daschyk, Joonne Dunn, Joanne Faver, Dawn Forman, Bobby Evanson. ROW 3: Judelle Fredericksen, Lois Crawford, Karen Fjetland, Mary Jane Cochennette, Jerilyn Coffman, Shirley Forslund, Donna Floreo. The Sophomore Class, under the supervision of Mrs. Jean Ghilbert and Mr. Stan Peterson, began the year with the election of class oFficers. Those elected were Tom Yotsuuye, President, Bob Pagh, Vice-President, Diane Mur- rey, Secretary, JoAnn Lindberg, Treasurer, Lois Crawford, Publicity Manager, Dallas Blair, Business Manager. Student council representatives were Bar- bara Muir, Joanne Dunn, Karen Reed, and Carol Kvamme. As in any newly elected group of class officers, the financial problem was the first matter for consideration. Class dues, a dance for the senior high, and the concession stand at a football game solved this. Also the Sophomore Class sold the Trojan Guide books to the students. The sophomore students were well represented in extra curricular activ- ities, including sports, FFA, FHA, Trojan Knights, Troianettes, Drill Team, GAA, Pep Club, and Torch Club. Four sophomores-JoAnne Lindberg, Dar- lene Arnold, Margie Jones, and Judy Gilbert-were chosen as song leaders for the basketball and football teams. With the motto Not at the Top, but Climbing, the Class of '59 will do well in the next two years. S 20 ROW 1: Tom Yotsuuye, Pres., JoAnn Lindberg, Treas. ROW 2: Lois Pagh V Pres Diane Murrey Secty .Q vipx ' . Q 4' 'ttf' 9101134 5 Crawford, Pub. Manager, Dallas Blair, Bus. Mondger. ROW 3: Bob A !'g!'l n 1 ROW 'l: H. Hylkemy, J. Green, G. Gates, B. Hibray, D. Garrett, J. Geehan ROW 2: C. Hogan, A. Indrebo, M. Johnson, A. Holmquist, M. Hopkins, W. Gol laday. ROW 3: B. Greenwood, J. Gregory, S. Holt, K. Jacobson, D. Gilge, M Jones, J. Gilbert. ROW I: J. McDonald, C. Eurich, L. Melsness, B. Musser, J. Manning, A. Linke ROW 2: C. Kvamme, D. Murrey, J. Lindberg, S. Kinkade, M. Kukowski, B. Muir ROW 3: D. Mack, D. Mack, Y. Kono, K. Larson, J. McDowell, J. Loidhamer, J Morrison. ROW l: R. Orness, J. Nowicki, M. Reichlin, D. Rees, J. Reddy, B. Pugh. ROW 2: A. Nelson, J. Podur, J. Robbins, D, Nuccorcno, P. Robinson. ROW 3: K. Reed, E Riebli, D. Roy, S. Nelson, D. Nelson. ,313 I ., , . 1 s f'o'I :': , 50.51, 1,',', . f , 1 1 0 ', , , Q 0 v , 1 , I -v v'0.0,',', v,', l,',', , ,C 9 0 a f 'ff 0 ', 0,03 U r '10 1' o 'X'g9ov' rv' pl 1 Q , , 51, , ur' , 1, , ,,', r'o'v Q59 2'1 ', , af I 0 , I I , yo, ,','a'0,'1, o,C , 0 ' ' o ' , 94.4, ,,1,1,'. s4AL4AAA4-4l 'f,o ,',,,A4 .a,,,,,,,,f' f. 1 If ,I Mrs. JEAN GHILBERT, Adviser. ROW 1: B. Stipes, T. Yotsuuye, J. Snell, G. Smith, R. Shultz. ROW 2: K. Shipman, J Sessler, J. Word, P. Steves, J. Wafkinson. ROW 3: V. Sodermon, K. Tuhle, J. Sweaney D. Vining, J. Toylor, V. Sproul. X141 Q i , , DFL . . , N 5-f -, .W ' f '12 A g . '1' s - H , ' , h A . N -' ,Wk M- , f if X . it ., SA -img: gg. ' -if 2. Y. S h f x . Y-Air: L 4,f. YE.. N 4 . skm f vx W. Q My ,K ,sigh f. , STUDENT LIFE CLUB OFFICERS SEATED: Gerd lsaksen, Miss Dunn, Kathe Lyons, Carol Kvamme. STANDING: Donna Risley, Marilyn Vargo, Bev Yamamoto. Everyone enioyed planning the Mother- DOUQMGF TSG- These girls filled the Thanksgiving Baskets. GIRLS' Altering the Pattern might have been the theme of this year's Girls' Club as the organization, under the guidance of Miss Agnes Dunn, strove to diver- sify the program which the club has followed for many years. New variations were added to two of the club's three major activities. The entire student body sup- ported the Thanksgiving Baskets, and the Easter Egg Hunt, held for the Kindergarten, reached unprecedented popularity. The lovely, ever-popular Mother-Daughter Tea was held in the spring of the year. An evening tea and fashion show, to which all parents were invited, was added to the curriculum during the winter. Officers for the year were Kathe Lyons, Presi- dent, Gerd lsaksen, Vice-President, Carol Kvamme, Corresponding Secretary, Marilyn Vargo, Recording Secretary, Bev Yamamoto, Treasurer, and Donna Risley, Student Council Representative. Job I2I2-Page 24-Delores . . The Easter Egg Hunt was successful, as always. E All SEATED Connue Askew Bev Yornomom, Anim Lofgren, Shirley Kraus STANDING SEATED Duck Barker Mrs Booth Adviser Drone Ryan Editor STAND Bev Henspeter Mr Oqunst, Adviser, Karen Bornonder, Bev Lund, Kofhe Lyons Don ING Joyce Reddy Donna Rnsley Doreen Bell Conme Askew Leach Borboro Follon Bob Merrill, Leroy Scholz. TRUMPET STAFF ANNUAL STAFF Trumpet Sloff of Work X ff? , wg UW M .. xscksofh ' . . Gefd fm- Advxien I STA . 1- Miss Dunni Keno. Sedeww H to 9-19h nor, YOSN Pfesidenx' ke . A V ' vue I SenlOf mme: QFFXC.ER?. Donna RxseWi,ren Card JUG vmxaen' nd, was XNG. Bev LU ROW 1: S. Shimizu, R, Koester, L. Johnson, D. Garrett, J, McDonald, J. Reddy. ROW 2: D, Henrickson, W. Capps, R. Shultz, P. Steves, J. Becker, G. Thorsef. ROW 3: C. Lange, B. Rasmussen, T. Odegard, D. Hansen C. Eurich, T. Yotsuuye, TROJAN ETTE TROJA K IGHT 26 VW'-6 GYCM V ge. ms' 5 CurW5 Logeam 0' N 1 T O??xC::nrKckS0n' Se DO ROW 'l: C. Kvamme, L, Kelley, G. Krockman, P. Richardson, K, Sfroian B. Lund, G. Isakson, ROW 2: J. Lindberg, D. Mock, D. Mack, Y Kono, J, CoHman, K. Larson, M. Coffman. ROW 3: S. Kinkade, J Larson, D. Murrey, K. Bornander, K. Reed. c.r0W'YJ NNcDoUoJd' S nh Whn Preilaenx' preside .xhofsexf 5? DEBATE TORCH LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenyon Luce, Judy Bailey, Sharon Currier. Don Baker, Mr. Weyer, Adviser, Marilyn Delin. NATIONAL uonon socinv sv ,lx i af 1 3 Wi? ROW 1: B. Rasmussen, D. Ryan, C, Kvamme, D. Hanson, K. Reed, B. Mulhull, T. YOfSUUye, Y- KONG, G- Snell, D- MDCK B. GVCSNWOOCJ, J- COHYNGH, 5, FOYS- D, Wahlers, E. Anderson, K. Fiefland, S. Lund, D. Baker. ROW 2: D. Garrett, lund, V. Sodermon, M. Kokouski, C. Handke, P. Bell, J. Hagrnan, D, Bell, M. L. Kawaguchi, S. Wingren, J. Conndly, J. Sessler, K. Lyons, P. Rooney, Delin, J, Reddy. Mrs. Ghilberf, Gdviser. G. Thorsef, J. McDonald, B. Falick, J. Reddy, T. Curtis, S. Kinkade. ROW 3: 'W GIRLS' TH LETIC ASSOCIATIO ROW 1: J. Sessler, K. Reed, L. Kelley, P. Bell, J. Larson. ROW 2: C. Handke, E. Riebli,J. Dunn,J. Hoff, C. Brodahl, N. Ellesfad, D. Bell, K. Burke, D. Risley. ROW 3: Mrs. Grcnsback, M. Collman, D. Sufier, D. Mack, L. Crawford, J. Sweaney, J. Reddy, J. Hagman, B. Yamamoto, D. Arnold. LETTERME ROW 1: G. Thorset, L. Scholz, D. Pefry, R. Sweef, M. Fox, D. Wahlers, J. Lewis, D. McKecl'inie, B. Wilson, J. Conine. ROW 2: Mr. Hofley, Adviser, T. Moceri, D. Peterson, E. Stipes, A. Paulson, J. Lightburne, E. Berg, A. Woods, P. Smifh, B. Robbins, S. Rinehart, G. Whiicombe, ROW 3: S. Shimizu, J. Miller, A. Profi, D. Rowe, G. Jackson, G. Shilling, C. Daschofsky, D. Peschek, D. Steuernagel, B. Browning. OFFICE GIRLS FIRST ROW: Emily Rayner, Sharon Currier, Amelia Kvamme, Sorena Johnson, Bonnie Mulhall, Barbara Falick. SECOND ROW: Janice Sessler, Margie Coftman, Dorothy Sutter, Sandra Kinkade, Norma Ellestad, Carolyn Roen, Georgine Salzmann. THIRD ROW: Lois Crawford, Julie Bevegni, Karen Larson, Elaina Riebli, Marilyn Rivenes, Carol Kvamme. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Yohn, Yoshi Kono, Betty Greenwood, Jean Abbot, Bev Yama- moto, Karen Reed, Linda Yoshiolca. 291 s.........s-,,. W UDIO VISUAL SEATED: Ellen Anderson, Bob Merrill. STANDING: Lee Johnson, Harry Telling, Don Hendrickson, Bob Rasmussen, Mr, Gustafson, Ronnie Hartlolt. LIBRARIANS SEATED: Rose Marie Telling, Haruyo Kano, Karen Fietland, Betty Benner. STANDING: Ub'O'iO 5 O' Wofk Colleen Weber, Lenore Falaschi, Myrna Reul, Miss Dunn, Adviser, Kathy Woodward, Sylvia Holt, Carole Figg. VGICE F CHRISTIAN YOLITI- SEATED: Carole Kvamme, Reporter, Bev Lund, Secretary, Sorena Johnson, President, Roberta Bryant, Vice President, Betty Jean Bryant, Social Chairman. STANDING: Miss Lindstrom, Adviser, Karen Fietland, Shirley Forslund, Dorothy Vining, Marilyn Rivenes, Sandra Kinkade, Dick Barker, Prayer Chairman, Gerry Reitan, Ken Riveness, Sharon Bjorklund, Arlene Vining, Marilyn Delin, Mike Hathaway, Ingrid Riveness, Leigh Kvamme, Doug Delin. ifilk HEALTH CENTER 1 MRS TRUE Ad 4 FIRST ROW: Kathy Burke, Joanne Faver, Coralee Anderson, Lois Keep. SECOND . , iser V ROW: Barbara Muir, Margie Jones, Marie Manning, Deanna Timmons. FIRST ROW: Nancy Simmons, Danna Matson, Betty Yohn, Karen Beksinski, Sharon Currier, Judy Bailey, Sandra Wingren, SECOND ROW: Clarice Hantke, Sandra Kitfinger, Barbara Muir, Karen Fietiand, Marilyn Delin, Sandra Yohn, Deanna Timmons, Jane Smith, Coralee Anderson, Carol Figg. FUTURE URSES Q ROW I: Sandra Kifiinger, Elaina Riebli, Barbara Muir, JO- Roenf -IOY HGH' -Ioon Gevingf -Il-'dY BGIIGYI JOYUS Wolklnsonf Ann Lindberg, Connie Askew, Clarice Hanclke, Karin Jacob- Normo Ellesfvdf Bev Lund, DOVOIIIY Slifer' -IGnICe SWSUVWY- son. ROW 2: Kay Ness, Bev Prukop, Joanne Larson, Dawn ROW 41 Diane MU eYf -IUCIY I-0Idh0 ne f JUdY GVe90 Yf Forman, Shonnon Nelson, Mary Kukowskif Diane Ryony Shirley Forslund, Margie Jones, Virginia Soderman, Jerilyn Judelle Fredericksen, Anne Spear, Colleen Weber, Darlene Cvifmvnf DOVISVIE GIIQGI BGIIY Gfeenwood- Nelson. ROW 3: Arlene Indrebo, Margie Collman, Carolyn KMAIKEIQ ii S p K yr ' 'A J' ,p x NEW YW QQ SCD Q? I 4.74 2 mf , IJ :jf fn U' v V Q OS' 'If '7 D GQ FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS SEATED: Diane Murrey, Joy Hoff, Miss Heinz, Elaina Riebli, Margie Coffman. STANDING: Joanne Larson, Judy Zampardo, Jerrilyn Coffman, Karen Larson, Clarice Handke, Connie Askew, Bev Lund, Colleen Weber. 32 rr., ,L svn 'W : 2' Q 05110 5 ATAFA? -AAL-r . fo-is. ' QQ c 2173-5105 o .1 J J -xgxgay .5 Y? .l x sv, I D' f '- W-JI I' . fl . N A Q . . if C' . QA Ji' , c gi ..: T 3 'Y 'll I ' 5 ROW l: K. Johnson, E. Trolson, G. Hartlofl, L. Kawaguchi, J, Sponberg, P. Steves, L. Triplett, J. Zampardo, J. Nowilci, T Canine, G. Whitcomb, C. Barger, D. Reese, W. Triplett. ROW 2: Moceri, T. Yotsuuye, R. Hybray, B. Evenson. ROW 4: T. Arnold, B K' Luce' R' Holmsdule, G' Brown, D- Tl1GUT, D. Murrey, J. Fox, B. Arndt, E. Hines, C. Bailey, L. Kerkendall, W. Hopkins, G. Claus Loidhamer, G, Smith, G. Jackson, D. Anderson, J. Word. ROW nitzer, S. Rinehart, B. Alden, A. Paulson, D. Ross. 3: Mr. Olmstead, Adviser, T. Johnston, M. Reichlin, B. Merrill, D. 2533 Ei. sg FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SEATED: Leroy Kcwaguchi, President: Jerry Conine, Vice President, Wayne Triplett, Secretary, Doris Rader, FFA Sweetheart: Kenyon Luce, Reporter. STANDING: Donald Anderson, Treasurer, Art Paulsen, Sentinel. TUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council has completed a very successful and prosperous year under the leadership of our student body president, Joan Geving, and with the assistance of the student body officers, Student Council, and the entire student body. This was a year filled with activities. The first maior project of the Student Council was the activity ticket sale which proved very successful when the total sales reached a record-breaking 97'Mw. Other highlights of the year included Homecoming during football season, a carnival, the Christ- mas Ball, and the Roaring 20's Dance. During the fall our student body president was honored by being given the opportunity to lead a discussion group in the Student Leaders Conference at the University of Wash- ington. This year for the first time the new student body ofticers received gold pins in recognition of their services in the Stu- dent Council. Mr. Marvin Belknap, our high school principal, is the Student Council adviser. His interests and suggestions have proved helpful in the most successful year our student body has known, and it is to him we are indebted. SITTING: Doreen Bell, Historian: Carolyn Roen, Secretary: Jerry Conine, President, Joyce Reddy, Treasurer,,STANDlNG: Leroy Kawaguchi, Business ity Manager. ROW 'I: L. Schatz, A. Paulson, C. Askew, D. Risley, A. Spear, G, Thorsett, S. Kawaguchi, J. Conine, J. Geving, C. Roen, J. Reddy, D. Bell. ROW 3: J. Hoff, J. Dunn, C. Kvamme. Vice-President: Joan Geving, Manager: Pot Smith, Public- Shimizu. ROW 2: P. Smith, L. M. Burke, B. Muir, K. Reed, Mr. Marvin Belknap, Adviser. 'M ' x l In 'Q' W Q 'F 4 1 l n, . A nxt. F :QW .lm lv g' Y 'rm E 7 r 1 .Q KR gl- H ilu' JW f na N Nhi Q, + MVS. YOUNQ, Adviiefi Carol Cox, Ken Luce, Karen Bornander, JU IOR T. B. BOARD The main obiect of the Junior Tuberculosis Board is to make the public more aware of the causes and cures ot the dreaded disease, tuberculosis. An adviser and three rep- resentatives from local schools attend regular monthly meet- ings, at which they plan and carry out various health activities. In November a representative from each school entered an article on tuberculosis in his school paper. These articles were iuclged and a prize was given to the writer ot the best article. Christmas saw us making favors for the children's hospital and in January we visited the Children's Orthopedic Hospital. Our year ended with a visit to the Occupational Therapy classes at the College ot Puget Sound. STAGE CREW ROW 1: E. Riebli, M. Jones, D. Arnold, B. Yamamoto, S. Forslund, J. Coffman, S. Wingren, .l. Larson, B, Prukop. ROW 3: C. Cox, N. Ellestad, C. Roen, M. Vargo, A. Jackson, D. Suter, K. Jacobson, K. Larson, C. Weber, V. Soderman, K. Stroian. ROW 2: B. Falick, M, Coffman, K. Burke, L. Kelley, K. Beksinski, D. Rader, J, Griffin. K. Bornander, D. Ryan, B. Muir, L. Crawford, J. Sweaney, D. Murrey, J. Lindberg, K. Reed, OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Vargo, Historian, Diana Ryan, President, Anita Jackson, Vice President, Joan Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Rocn, Drill Captain. LAO DAM IAN S The Laodamians, Fife High School's drill team, suc- cessfully completed its tenth year of activity under the direction of Mrs. Bernice Gransback. The first appearance of the Laodamians was made at the Federal Way-Fife football game in September. We also performed at two other football games and three basketball games. Of course Fife was represented in the annual Daffodil Parade in April, which was the major performance of the drill team for the entire year. Marching wasn't the only activity of the drill team. We were responsible for the beautiful tolo held in the spring, one of the most successful ever give The annual banquet in honor of the old and new offi- cers was held near the close of the year, at which time old ofhcers were relieved of their duties and new officers began planning ways to make the following year's drill team as successful as was the '56f'57 team. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: flctinix Rvlmli, Dvltbll Hermann, Karon Straiiin r ..i.f Q1 BA ROW lr D, Molson, L Kvommu, I. Riveness, S. Yohn, P. Bell, S Kittinger, K. Paulsen, J Cosscdoy, D Rock, M. Hopkins, M. Diedrich. ROW 2: M. Kulnmer, L. Sullivan, G. Akins, L McDonald, J, Favor, C Anderson, J. Smith, J. Hngmon, D Petry, J. Bryon, G. Solzmonn, P P. Robinson, R Houston, R. Culver, K. Riveness, M McDonald, K Shipman, K, Ness. ROW 3: J. Holi, M. M. Burke, J. Dunn, K, Lyons, A. Spear, D. Culver, S. M. Haines ROW 4: R. Culver, M. Ness, W. Solzmctnn, Johnson, M. Sweet, C. Hondke, B. Yohn Biorklond, D. Stuart, L, Belmon,C. Figg M. Kelley, J. Miller, J. Mitton, D, Boker Hothciwuy, L Schatz, L. Frisk, J.Akins KW we .N RN Kgs NX 'X X' as wi x x J' , f 5 l Kava F' lift AKL . ,iz 1 h I. Service pleose. 2. Whot next? 3. Not me!! 4. Point it pretty! 5. A FQir tight. 6. The natives ore restless tonight, 7. The Big Pciyohf' 8. On needles ond pins. 9. The end...ot 0 long clay, IPB .XL 1 4' f5?g'i1z1i'E5'1Z . .,,:vfs:p 515.1-1, .12 5-..1.I -fed'-1 e 'I 'Z' ,1. :?55E'+.r5, Z'515l:f-E . f. ... . . .:.. :W ,px ii' r '1' Xu .fa iw ,k x.....,f2 gi - f g 'i 7 - ,N ,Mx - A SPORT GERD ISAKSEN JOE LIGHTBURNE ATTEN DANTS GRANT BULLO JANET MORRISON Y Xi' Wiv- 'nu-Z.- , I 4 Q B-Q I if V, 5 'im fs-x equi if I -f Q t a Qi 1 'X SQ ' MTW , . n f , M -X I. .. 3 , - .Q ,ff Q 4, zgz MMM . S ff , CONNIE ASKEW, Queen 'Wim GER' KROCKMAN PAT RICHARDSON YELL LEADERS SONG LEADERS DARLENE ARNOLD JOANNE LINDBERG JUDY GILBERT MARGIE JONES The Fife Pep Club was re- organized this year at the beginning of the school year, We selected blue and gold caps and pins as our em- blems. The club, under the direction of Mr. Carl Hatley, undertook many successful proiects. We helped make decorations for the annual football banquet held in November. We made our basketball and football games, both at home and other schools, more successful by showing greater enthusi- ...-...A ,.....,.I ,.,.L.,.,.I -..:..:4 OFFICERS SEATED: Lois Crawford and Janice Sessler, Publicity Moncgersg Anne Spear, Presidentg Norma Ellestod, Vice Presidentg Diana Ryan, Segeant-at- Arms. STANDING: Karen Bornander, Sergeant-ab Armsg Gerd Isaksen, Treasurer. 6,4 'il ROW 'l: P. Rowe, J. Lwis, T. Moceri, E. Sfipes, D. McKechnie, D. Petry, J. Zampardo, T. McGraw. ROW 2: B. Hibray, W. Capps, B. Pagh, L. Melsness, J. Becker, D. Blair, L. Schatz, S. Cross, M. Fox. ROW 3: B. Cavin, S, Rinehart, A. Proff, B. Wilson, P, Steves, J. Miller, D. Wahlers, A, Danberg, A. Linke, J. Snell. FOOTBALL TEAM MANAGERS Jim Reddy, Gary Berrie COACH ES Carl Hailey, Richard Kenisfon 46 SR DUATI G 1 1 1 ife ife ife ife ife ife ife ife VARSITY SCORES 7 ..... Federal Way 14 33 ..... Vashon 0 20 ..... Bethel 0 28 ..... Eatonville 0 O ..... Peninsula 14 32 ..... Yelm 7 27 ..... White River 7 48 ..... Orting 13 Dick Wahlers, Cenler Ed Stipes, Guard .lim Lewis, Halfback Bob Wilson, Quarterback Dennis Peschek, Tackle Jerry Conine, Fullback Jim Miller, Tackle Dan McKechnie, Holfback Monty Fox, End ,L 1 .saw 1 k Www ROW 'I: D, Thom. L. Schatz, A. Woods, M h D W hl R S Mmon, D. Lecuc , . o ers, . wee? VARSITY Q BASKETBALL A. 9 - ' M56 of 4 ,ff 30,6 at 4. 'Yr' XO . Q S v J x x 'Q' .. U M COACHES M R b o M s 1 Peterson MANAGERS G Wh b Dole Re . Fox, G. Schilling. ROW 2. D. Rowe, C. Lange, J. Ensrud, J. ,ur December December lclnuary Ianuary lcinucry lanuary lanuclry lanuciry lanuary :ebruary lebruary 'ebruclry :ebruary :ebruary ebruary SCHEDULE 7 .... .. 14 ..... 4 8 11 'I5 18 25 29 l 5 8 12 15 22 PLC Ucmboreel . . Fife-Vashon . . . Orting-Fife . . . . Bethel-Fife . Fife-Peninsula . . . . . Yelm-Fife . Fife-Ecitonville White River-Fife . . . Vashon-Fife . . . Fife-Orting Fife-Bethel . Peninsula-Fife . . . . . Fife-Yelm . Eatonville-Fife Fife-White River 4 51, LEFT to RIGHT: Bob Pagh, LeRoy Schatz, Daryl Thaut, Al Linke, Jim Mitton, Phillip Steves, Curtis Lange Dallas Blair, John Becker, Art Paulson, Roger Orness. Aw t 'f if X Img k ,?,,,,, ay ,M L, 1 giffff D Eiife. V . ., ,, X Y , , -. ' , W-ww :.,1wag,Sfi?V 1 M .ffzfg- ,I ,.i,,,,R, ,s......V:f - ---l,,-------H .,.-2.1: ,ga--Q,-3 '-. V 1- V Eb? ,Q,M,,. fz:g'-1.1 ,... Az sz, .if ,Wi sh . Az vw: .. W 5 , W X ,, ? 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Q 4 'T 4 3 ar 'K Q K' L., -an TENNIS- I 956 BA EBALL- I 9 6 Mr. Gustafson, coach. 1 liz, f E LEFT fo RIGHT: Roger Sweei, Grant Thorseti, Marcia Meiiler, Anne Spear, Marion Lighfburne, AI Woods ROW I: Leroy Schatz, Dennis Peierson, Len Lightburne, Ari Paulson, Socko Shimizu. ROW 2: Sam Rine- harr, Keith Workman, Bob Wilson, Monty Fox, Gene Whircombe, Spence Nordfors. ROW 3: Cioyce Daschofsky, Jim Miffon, Jim Miller, Dick Wahiers. Mr. Hailey, coach. RIFLE CLUB Fite's Rifle Club was opened to the entire student body this year and became an organized shooting unit. The team members shot with tive rifles furnished by the National Rifle Association. Shooting is done at the range under the grand stand where there are tive shooting lines. Instructors are Mr. Bartz and Mr. Fox with the assistance of junior instructors, Terry Kawaguchi and George Aldridge. The team has three expert ritlemen: Wayne Triplett, Mike Coon, and Carl Bullo, all three trying tor Distinguished Rifleman, the highest award in ritle shooting. A ten member team was entered in the National Postal match and an eight member team in the Washington State Postal match. Leroy Kawaguchi, Sec.: Carl Bullo, Veep: Wayne Triplett, Pres.: Ron Koester, Treas. ROW 1: W. Triplett, C. Bullo, K. Lyons, J. Ward, M. Coon. ROW 2: S. Kittinger, L. Triplett, D. Bartz, G. Berrie, B. Musser, M. Reichlin, D, Nowicki, J. Nowicki. ROW 3: P. Bell, B. Braden, A. Jackson, R. Koester, B. Alden, A. Czfpewski, G. Jackson, J. Fox, R. Holmdale, G. Smith, L. Kawaguchi. A QFMN- u ta ., Pi... lf ' VF - O Q. .0o0.O.Opo.OvO' 'O ' In 0 '00, 'O Ogb -no V' g . 'O . O . O' .O-O'0.0- ' 0 'O Qs 0'o.OO.o 0 O 69- 'Q - ,f . ,.l O. .0 .Oo O . as i' O io 0 .O 0 Q o bsfH x. 5 O l 0 O 0 5 O 9 O ' 3. 00 . , O , 0 .00 .O ' Q 0 ' 0 ' ' fs f hs l f Q O Q O C O 0 O . O g f fr3i 0' i5 . , O . 0 . O . 4 M 0 0 . o - 0 - o Civ? ,ini , ohms O 4 Q, ,M Q - - 0 - goggixtwg 35 O . 0 6 Q g F f. C9333 L52 O Q?f':' i . f O l 6 f 0 M ' . . , o Cv Q O 5452 E . iy Qg Mg i Q Q . 0 . . is f sw w f . g . . , O . X . . 0 o o - 0 o - U 0 .0 on UQ Og O0 O. 04 ,R QQ 0 1 X f lg 50. 3 o 0 . 00 . O A Q 0, so 0,002 M A A A . L. Qs OFFICERS LEFT to RIGHT: Janice Peterson, Secretary, Judy Zcmpczrdo, Historian, Bonnie Simmons, Vice-President, Mike Tucker, President. FRESHME 4- 'l -if T1 If T QL li ROW 'In W. Sponberg, L, Sullivan, C. Wetherbee, G. Webber, L. Triplett, J. Taylor, T. Welker. ROW 2: C. Willis, J. Smith, J. Zczmpordo, B. Touchette, J. Smith, M. Tuttle L. Yoshiokcz, K. Shilling, D, Sponberg. ROW 3: D. Tucker, L. Isoksen, J. Lovik, J. Heydluff, J. Kemmer, R. Heron, V, Foloschi, L. High, C. Figg, J. Lyle, S. Yohn. ROW 4: L. Keep, L, Jensen, B. Simmons, M. Johnson, R. Holmdqle, K. Johnson, A. Wore, D. Gates, D. Louterbcck. C: es as .Wm X. X wx Q95 KX TY? n QQ: ng wife -as y ROW 'lz D, Ammon, D. Clevenger, C. Bailey, V. Adams. ROW 2: E. Abbofi, G. Bean, S. Figg, J. Barger, M. Christensen, S. Begley, C. Crowell, J. Blauvelf, T. Errigo. ROW 3: L. Curiis, K. Davey, A. Edwards, C. Culver, J. Bevegni, K. Donogliue, C. Henderson, J. Bryan, P. Dietrich, K, Campbell, D. Boise. ROW 4: B, Bartlett, T. Arnold, K. Erbo, G, Brown, P. Danko, B, Arndt, D. Bartz, G. Berrie, L. Barger. ROW 'lr T. McCann, B. Merrill, D. Nowicki, R. Riveness. ROW 2: S. Miiion, K, Riveness, L. Malwanna, P. Pmterson, A. Mildan, P, Quinn, S, Rlten, K. Rasmusson, G. Merdian. ROW 3: J. Peierson, V. Owens, P. McDonald, J. Passinetti, D. McClinToch, M. Rlveness, M. Omegna, K. Paulson, S. Melbe, J. O'Hearn, S. M:Bee. ROW I: B. Hudson, E. Ovalheim, R. Olson, M. Mastin, J. Lilley, D. Minish, L. Rang, G. Neil, B. Matson, A. McDowell, J. Hen- ricksen. ROW 2: M. Hains, L. Koelin, W. Rees, T. Miller, J. Hashimoto, M. Gurisch, P. McDonald, P. Jones, M. Nelson, L. Kvamme, K. Kinosl-iito, S. Lippert. ROW 3: R. Johnson, K. Maki, A. King, J. Lash, G. Johnson, D. Gates, J. Jackson, V. Pur- gatorio, J. Risley, C. Mauerman, C. Reichmuth, N. Paddock, C. Keating, I. Rivenes, F. Grish, ROW 4: R. Oles, M. Ness, J. Palmer, B. Poulmon, P. Michelson, R. Riden, E. Hondleland, M. Johnson, T. Stevens, J. Purdy, J. Pulvers, R. Houston. S. Her- gert. ROW l: A. Robinson, D, Stowell, B. Donko, D. Edin, J. Passinetti. D. Yamada, P. Vogel, P. Woldref, S. Laviola, L. Stipes ROW 2: J. Bierge, M. Wingren, F. Apple, M. Beksinski, R. Wilkinson, W. Fischlin, L. Babbitt, D. Suss, J. Wyman, J. Bennett, A Vernom, B, Price. ROW 3: P. Cheslock, M. Carr, B. Clevenger, L. Bellmon, S. Biorklond, M. Thout, B. Steinmetz, B. Waldref J. Swanson, M. Rooney, D. Stewart, M. Sweet. ROW 4: D. Culver, J. Coughlin, R. Rowen, L. Wilkinson, G. Ziegon, B. Bumbor D. Chestnut, R. Kossuhn, T. Fox, D. Reck, B. Blouvelt, R. Ellis, F. Suter, D. Tokohara. 'L-. , fq 9 X Ili! . M Q nr 3 X i .9 5 v if gf E it l i , 4 is K i -LS , Q f 13 ' I il X X 3.1. k, 'Kok ROW 1: D. Pullian, R. Gilge, G. Burwell, M. Cook, G. Feller, D. Finkle, D. Bryan, D. O'KeefTe, R, Britton, G. Peterson. ROW 2: L. Fujita, R. Campbell, J. McDonald, J, Mildon, J, Reichlin, J. Prukop, A. Fritschle, D. Peterson, L. Myers, L. McDonald, L. Dacca, D, Babbitt. ROW 3: S. Riden, J. Parrish, J. Merrill, J. Faver, M. Barger, G. Ellis, S. Fuiita, J. Christey, L. Cronquist, D, Bisig, A. Mortenson, J. Rauch. ROW 4: G. Grimm, S. Canine, D. Merdian, M. Ballaris, B, Edwards, J. Carlson, V. Nordfors, M. Milson, J. Noland, J. Peterson, K. Neal, L. Steinbock. ROW 'iz D. Wilbur, S. Weller, D. Wilson, R. Shipman, D. Schatz, F. Suss, G. Steiger, M. Schlumpf, E. Sylvia, B. Vanderhoef, V. Suess. ROW 2: G. Johnson, L. lwakiri, A. Lewis, R. Kiehlmeier, E, Gordon, R, Johnson, W. Irby, R. Johnson, T. Thomas, B. Strom, R. Siska, R. Shipman, R. Swanson. ROW 3: D. Delin, D. Sherman, L. Swim, C. Stowell, J. Sampson, B. Woodside, L. Golloday, B. Gurisch, P. Wolslegel, K. Thomas, L. Krenik, M. Hyde, E. Webber. ROW 4: M. Holt, B. Tuttle, C. Holmquist, K. Kona, E, Yoshioka, S. Smith, P. Handeland, S. Goetz, G. Kawaguchi, J. Johnson, E. Hansen, S, Kinder. . :-. ,ws , ,.,. as ms .ass r fi J 1 .K ' -Sgr sf L P . :siiiws .. jiri 1 I PM il H X J if SX U 5 H x N -. Ai 'xiii oydi . .-' K ' 13 YL , k .5 arf 1 , gsrw 4 s - A . A . . ,, I., i- + ' . , x W.. 55 it t s ...':i ' if Yr 4 1 L W 5: , Fr K, S ' . J ' of fr t P -r t r.. ' 1 X f r 8.1 . . 5 itll P3 -1 3,455.3 'I ' ' , il S J l A 1 L S i .fi x 3 L - L4 It - '... .Q .. -f',, - .,,.. R , 4 i z X , .2 . , ,. . me . lx . 1 r ., W -if s .., J it . . . ' N ,- .QMT ' J ,... 1 SABERETTES ,U I . ,,,,..,. Q'- ........-nl H SEATED: Ingrid Riveness, Jane Smifh, Patty Snell, Donna Gates, Kirk Ann Neil, Linda Cronquisi. STAND- ING: Pauline Handeland, Esther Yoshioka, Ginger Whitcombe, Margie Christensen, Joy Barger, Dano Culver, Bonnie Simmons. SEATED: Lanny Babbitt, Gary Ziegan, Gary Johnson, Dennis Minish, Larry Triplefr, STANDING: Tom Meyer, Dave Babbitt, Einer Handelond, Larry Frisk, Mike Johnson, Roberi Siska. SABRE IGHTS STUDENT CO CIL .K ROW I: D. Yamada, VicevPresidenf, G, Webber, Business Manager: L. Yoshiolca, President: C. Culver, Representative: M. Riveness, Treasurer: M Carr, Secretory. ROW 2: K Kono, M Christiansen, M Tucker Q. X M, Beksinslci, D. Babbitt, V. Norcltors, R. Johnson, B. Vanderhoef. ROW 3: K. Curbow, B. Paulman, D. Takahara. ..?fs?1i1.l1iV:i?ffis -Y, 311 I -.Q , .Qq,,,.Y X, . l l we ., .,,. ms N , FL if l xg. it ROW 1: K. Rasmussen, M. Beksinslci, D. Takaharo, D. Chestnut, D. Yamato, L. Yoshiolca, M. Riveness,P McDonald, J. Peterson. ROW 2: D. Culver, M. Carr, M. Wingren, M. Sweet, J. Bevegni, T. Errigo, S. Begley L. Jensen, G. Bean, K. Kinoshita, ROW 3: J, Smith, M. Haines, M. Nelson, F. Grish, R,Johnson, S. Hergert S. Yohn, K. Paulson, I. Riveness. Xa 5 as 0' K5 tx Nj H CY ,gli 'mx r-Gr Y' Q fy, '10-Of Q--vA R-...ll i J VLA SEATED: Lonny Iwakiri, George Webber, Business Manager, Marilyn Riveness, Treasurer, Carol Culver, Susan Begley, Michael Nelson. STANDING: Karen Fuiita, Janet Peterson, Beverly Woodside, Mike Kelley, Donna Stewart, Esther Yoshioka, Patty Chestloclc, Kathy Kinoshita. SEATED: A. Mortensen, S. Kinder, C. Stowell, A. King, J. Swanson, J. Sampson, J. Shoop, J. Peterson, B. Woodside, B. Shipman, R. Sisko, S. Mitton, M. Hyor, F. Gregory, J. Johnson. STANDING: D. Wilson, P. Harper, B. Vanderhoef, G. Roberts, L. Arnold, K. Shipman, G. Wilbur, G. Peterson, S. Ride, B. Giles, D. Bryan, G. Grimm, T. Suss. .I r ' I vfij,x .-,ae ,alt ,S '.'f1.,. 'Hi ,. 1'lvl 'ff K ll 1 .L If X 15 J A r x 2 7.5239 Axxl. fy 1 'lvl l 1 'sf 3.-fs if '. 'u R' MA ZINE D E 'viri- 1 ' sv i .1 U,-X jd, 'Q f?p 1:1-'-V: rfhrq 53, X. 'iw' ,E.y, 3 1' 0 .'-, i I '1 l 1 -. N :-'x li J, 1 L 1 41 , fl. D , u ,S X 7 i bg' v..' V iifthll .tm-' .-ltr? ir- .- I7 ff, r-K li-A i- O YELL ... LEADER Diane Bisig, Kathy Thomas, Fran Grish, Peggy Jones. KNEELING: Ann Miidon, Terry Errigo. STANDING: Judy Zampt Janice Peterson, Kathy Donoghue. ROW 'I: S. Conine, G. Miller, B. Touchette, G. Ziegan, M. Mastin, T. Johnston, J. Smith, B. Blauvelt, D. Chestnut. ROW 2: T. Fox, G. Grimm, R. Hogan, L. Sullivan, L. Triplett, P, Danko, L. Babbitt, K, Riveness, M. Tucker, L. Frisk. ROW 3: P. McDonald, D. Bartz, E. Gordon, M. Beksinski, K. Rasmussen, T.McCann,M. Guirsch, A. Vernarn, B. Price, JR. HIGH FOOTBALL NWN s w K Xx x X Q' 4 I ii gi fi .Fi -- sn 5 Nm t ix JuNioR WRESTLERS - ROW T: Jim Henriclcsen, David Merdian, Jim Mildon, Dufly Yamada, Argyle McDowell. ROW 2: Bill Blau- velf, Terry Fox, Donald Bryan, Melvin Johnson, Dal Cheslnuf, Sherril Conine, Duane Reck, Mr, Keniston, Coach. 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