Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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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. Mrs. Alice True, Nurse George Thomas, Mike Bisig, Custodians

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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