Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

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Its a artterent kind ot Q ' J , r . n . ' - 'th, Fo ts b t ay, o, cl t niean It And ' Vt t t rtcht h r ' ' f . f J. Do it. -- ' r 1 'A JV An' ' p sition to htt l f 5 ' ,J J ' f 5 . l Q For l tlght th t t ' tant ls the on- yo n tal 'l:h ielf, te e ' t, th , . ,. ' I . in iiioriri ini JOHN E DIXON l9 i ovem f on a C roi Scho in l9 Mle or lc Class Z7 xxlo were Sever' 1 Graders Linder ri Q lc c lim leaxe for the Navy where e C a as a Lreurenan Las? year we eagerly welcomefl him bcck as Basketball Coach and looked forward lo working under his leadership lhis year We were deeply grieved at his untimely death and feel lhar MHS and The entire community have los? a real friend and leader His memory will continue to be an in spiration to all viho knew him PAGE FIVE iklav l2, O9 - 'Q ber l, l9-461 lvrr. Dix C m lo the Mcry3ville Junior l-liurl ol i l9311 as a lecchei of Malhcmalics, and Coach, becoming Principal in 37, ' ' lf. . rl L, if ..l l-i, in l942, were -orrv S e w'. 1 li FQMQN 14dmc?fzc'df0mL'6on f PAGE EIGHT CHESTER V RHODES dent 4 ewage ' ' WZ lt IS the arm ot the Marysvrlle Publrc Schools to encourage In all their students thos tralts whrch tend toward successful happy lrvmg Honesty ot thought and action dependa brlrty lmtratnve respect for other these are some ot the qualrtles which are well wortn developrng and which wrll brrng their own rewards Success In all worthwhrle undertakrngs now and In the future that IS my wrsh for each member ot our tune student body May the experience and the trarnrnq whlch you have shared here wrth each other and wrth the faculty be the basus of an unseltnsh and valuable service to your communlty and country CHESTER V RHODES J, I 5 ,Fw C 1 ' 1 ' . . . , . . - , . . I r 1 -11 I ... GILBERT C MILLS 7606 May I talce this opportunity to express my gratitude to all those who have made this past year outstanding by their line example of loyalty co operation and hard work These principle are the cornerstones ot our democracy and ot individual succe and attitudes you have formed will be with you all of your lite I is our hope that we a teachers and friends can assist you ID the development of Ie. c tools o ess nrial to your future welfare and happiness GILBERT C MILLS PAGE NINE I I 'J l i A I - i I ' A ' ' 5 . ' ' ' 33. You will not long remember many assignments you have accomplished, but the habits I . . , s ' , ' ' tv: s .e FRED J. CULBERTSON Teaches Physical Education and Health, and coaches football, basketball, and track. Graduate of the College of Puget Sound, B,A.-He led our boys to victory. RUTH PORTER B. A, University of Wash- ington, Teaches Physical Education, and supervises Girls' Turnout, Girls' M Club, Drill Team, and Pep Club, although new to M,H. S, she has already assum- ed many responsibilities. MARY HELEN MCGUIRE B.A, Marylhurst College, University of Washington. Teaches Spanish, Journal- ism, and English, Girls' Club Adviser, Tomahak Ad- viser-Patiently corrects the copies of the Tomahawk. ROLAND HALLSTROM B,S. Washington State Col- lege, Wrights College and Utah State Agriculture Col- lege. Teaches Agriculture, and is Adviser for F.F.A. and Sophomore C I a s s -- Weire glad to have him haclr alter his three years in the U. S. Marines. EDWIN C. ANDERTON B.S. Oregon State College, attended six colleges in Washington, Oregon and California. Teaches mathe- matics this year, and is Freshman Class Adviser- Andy is always willing to drive the players' bus, or to help out in any other way he can. CLARENCE CASSELL B.A. Washington State Col- lege, Northwest Normal at I. e w is t 0 n. Director of Chorus, Band, and Orches- tra-Deserves much credit tor the many line concerts he has produced in the past three years. EDITH BORGER B.A. University of Washe ington. L i bra ri a n, and teaches English. Quil Ceda A d v i s e r-Always willing and knows where to lind every useful bit ol inlorrna- tion. GLENN SAVAGE Learned about automobiles at Kansas City Automotive and Electric. Teaches Auto Shop, and Bus Maintenance -Worlts hard to keep our school busses in sale con- dition. PAGE TEN acuity RS. LUCILE WILSON B.A. University ot Wash- MRS, CHARLOTTE MITCHELL B. S. in Home Economics, University of Washington. Teaches Home Economics and English. Freshman Class Adviser and Lunchroom Su- perviser-A loyal rooter at games, a loyal supporter ol school activities, ington, Northwestern Col- ROBERT G4 VIRGIN lege of Education. Teaches History a n d Geography. Girls' Counselor and Sopho- Class Adviser-Very much interested in the stu- mOf9 dents' luture occupational plans. LILLIAN LYBECK B.S. North Dakota State College. Teaches Home Ec' anomicse-She gives the girls helplul inlormation in the uselul arts ol cooking and sewing. MRS. MARGARET YEAKEY B.S. Washington State Cole lege and several colleges in California and Washing' ton. Teaches Bookkeeping, Typing - Shorthand. Girls' Club, Junior Class and Triple T Adviser-Her many activities keep her con- constantly busy. WALLACE T, ROUNDS B.S. Oregon State College. Teaches Wood Shop and Mechanical Drawing. K.O. P. Adviser, and Stage Crew Adviser-A member ot our laculty for many years, helps greatly with various school projects. B.A. Whitman College, We- natchee J u n io r College, University ol Washington. Teaches History, Sociology, Economics and Speech. Sen- ior Class and Torch Club Adviser, and Debate Coach -Lover of History, MRS. RUTH ORRENMAA B.A. Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege. Teaches English, Latin, and Business Law, Directed two outstanding plays this year - Hail: from Ohio, thinks Washington beautiful ONALD K. GORDON B. A. Washington State Col- lege, Eastern Washington College of E d u c at i o n. Teaches Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, and Mathematics, Boys' Club Adviser, Junior Class Ad- viser, Boys' Counselor. RAY HARMON B.S., M.A. University of Tulsa. Teaches Science and Music. Directs T.S.T. Syn- copaters, Boys' Club Ad- viser, Pep Club Adviser- He says il with music. PAGE ELEVEN g? 1 PAGE TWELVE cdaalgaczfwl MR JOHN MOSKELAND Elec cd Morclw 1938 Re elected 1939 1942 ond 1945 Present term expires IH 1948 Kellog Marsh Drrector ot Dustruct No 5 Clerk from 1942 to September 1 1946 Cholrmon 19471948 MR C H TURNER Elected March 1940 Re elected 1944 ond 1947 West Morysvrlle Drrector ot Dlstruct No 2 Clerk September 1946 to Moy 1947 Cltcurmon 1943 44 Vrce chourmon 1946 47 MRS W J ROSE Elected Merch 1945 Present erm expires 1948 Eost Morysvrlle Drrector of Dustrtct No 1 Vice cltolrmcn 1947 48 'AR MARTIN XNILLIAMS Appomted June 1945 Re elec ed 1946 Presen terrr' explres 1950 Tulclrp Reservctron Drrector Drstrrct N MR C D LEIFER Elected March 1943 Re elected 1946 Present term expires 1949 Slwoultes Director of Drstrlct No 3 Chcrrmon 1945 7 Bob Tumm Tom Prater M Mulls Advuser John Morrus Jean Blls OFFICERS CF A S B Presrcent ol the Student Body John Moms Vrce Presrdent of the Studenl Body Bob Tnmm Secretary of the Studs-nl Body Jean Bulls Treasurer of the Student Body Tom Prater Adviser M Mllls The Assoctated Student Body elects by popular vo.e the officers to govern the school and carry on nts busmess To be eltglble for the presldency one must be a sensor and must have attended thus hugh school for a pernod of two years The candtdates are nom mated and the electrons held near the end of the school year to make tt posslble for newly elected officers to step rnght unto offlce the followtng year The Student Councul assumes the responstbulsty for the varuous organtzainons of the school and governs all matters concermng cthletlcs and the many other actlvltles of the school REPRESENTATIVES OF THE A S B Boys Club Presrdent Leon Mangns Gtrls Club Pres den Ramona Smtth Senfor Class Presndent Glenn Humann Junror Class Prestdent Herman Wulluarns Sophomore Class President Glen Banfull Freshman Class Presrdcnt Elmer Hovvk Editor of the Annual Donna Letfer STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed Jean Bulls John Morrus Bob Tumm Tom Prater Mr Mnlls Donna Lenfer 1' PAGE THIRTEEN A , , lf- ' , ' 2 , l rl . . L I . - I 1 1 l Standing: Leon Mangts, Herman Wulliams, Glen Banfill, Ramona Smith, Glenn Humann, Elmer Hovilr. 3 5 -. ', EW ' , x 4 ' , 5 u .f,. V. f-A-yr gkwcec xx ay 1947 Many Impressions amd nap ludgments of our ftrst year ln MH S remam un our munds today Many of the tmpressrons were made un the offsce those that wall remam the longest anyway Wlll we ever forget our Freshman classe IH the basement of the unter mediate bualdung cnd the brlght red hall floor In contrast to the drab green loclers? There were etqhty eight m the Frosh class Fra z Dudek was our P estdent and ASB Representatnve Leon Manqus was Vice Preslaent Betty Cave wa S cre ary ancl Fran Beaman was Treasurer Our Advisers were Mrs Wul on and Mr ,norrock and our ac tnvutaes were malnly record dances As Sophomores we Increased to nlnety one Frntz Dudek was agatn electel Presldent John Morrns was Vice Presldent Bev Whttworth was Secretary and Glenn Savage wa Treasurer Many of our class were represen ed tn Boys and Girls M Clubs Pemembcr the flrst tapping ceremontes unto Torch Club? Sixteen from our cla s were repre ented tn Torch that year Our other cctrvlttes were stoclang dances and servmg for the Junlor Sensor Banquet Our advtsers were Mr Morton and Mrs Yeakey The next tlme fall came at found us as Juniors We honored the Sensors with the JunlorSemor Banquet and the Junior Prom both held In the gym on Aprll l3 T946 Governlng the Junior Class were Leon Mangxs Preslclent Dave Wtlson Vnce Presldent our Advlsers Our mlnor actrvltles were many record dances Our members tn Torch Club xncreased to twenty one At last we reached our coveted posltlon of Sensors The Sentor Ball was the bra even of the year Glenn Humann was our President Roberta Buell Vlce Presldent Fntz Dudek Secretary and Bennett Butters Treasurer Mr Vurgln and Ml s Lybeck were our Advlser this year Remember the sectlon In the auditorium reserved for us IH the a sembltes and the Senior class meetlngs called on short notuce for bug busrness man rs traclmg graduation pictures ordering announcements These were a few of the things that kept u bu y .no e last hectnc days All too soon It was May and Class Day and we moved out of the assembly to mane room for next years Freshmen Then Campus Day We were glven our dlplomas an sent out to face the world tn new fields whether college work or homemalang PAGE SIXTEEN SENIOR OFFICERS 'T VY S97 O U J P es der' . . I S . . , ' ' A . , , , ' ' 4 . ' AQ - J A . 'I' ' I A . . . . . , - . , F FD A . t , J c . , . ' ' Q cl . - , . , s . I J J H H H . r 'i . , . .. . . n , 3 S I A X . . . . r , . 2 , 1 , - 1 John Morris, Secretaryg and Bud Darling, Treasurer. Mr. Gordon and Miss Lybeck were . . . . . L . g A - ' J , ' - ' 1 ' , 1 , . . S S . . . A I h J, Q , . J 9 . J , A ' I t l , , . x g A . . A c, y I ' Mts Lybeclr Advuserg et' 1 , H ts t' , F t , it Adv? N t r rrcfurel Roberta Buell V c . l ou Benn Butters Treasurer e uma r' Pres aent rlz Dudelc Secretary M MYRNA ACKERMAN Co ege Prep Entered 43 e rs no pofl to say her a eader 2 3 P C u rch Club l 2 3 4 Debate Almost Eighteen Anc ame the Sprung Stu ent Leaders Conference I4 Ollc A All School Revue BFTTY ANDERSON Commercial Entered 43 A Bookkeeper n the mokrna O ice A Chorus 24 B'LL AND RSON General Entered 43 Worry and he have never met S age Crew 4 Movie Oaera or l u Smo er rack l Baseball ROBERT ARCHIE General Entere Quiet and retrrrna Bnd123A FLORENCE BALES Commercial Entered A3 better to be small and s e than t arqe and at shadow Trrpe T 4 M Club A All Sc ol Revue l JEAN BILLS Commercial Entered 3 , ' I were only a o. . .B. Secretary Ag Torch Club - f -Ag To h H' arran 5 Tri T 45 Mother's Day Tea C air m n 2g Library 2-37 Debae 5 Office Ag All School Revue ly 'And Came thc Spring 3. DOUGLAS BLACK College Prep Entered Our luture llye ROBERTA BUELL General Entered 43 S e is hersell Collection o the best things Club T rc C u ass Vice resr ent 4 rrs u Vice President A Tomo hawk Associate Ed tor A Bacco laureate General Chairman A Chorus 2 Girls Club Council A NNETT BUTTERS College Prep nered 2 entered 46 from the Navy Quiet serene and almost harmless Class Treasurer 4 Swing Band l 24 Pep Band A Movie O er r l Ba l 2 A Orc es Tra C u Western Wash ngton Solo Con test A All County Revue A CORALEE CALKINS Commercral ntered 46 rom Mason Crty Nebraska ren e more elo uent lv a words e T G fDYS CALLAR General Entered A3 he rs modest bu wise ur Ceda A Torcw Cub BETTY CAVE College Prep Entered A3 Pep rs her na ure pep should be her middle name, Pep Club 3,45 Pep Club President -5 Cla s Secretary 5 Chorus p De atc A, Ouil Ceda 3-A7 nd ame in the Spring' 34 Almost Eighteen' 45 All School Revue l. PAGE SEVENTEEN ge ARDITH CLAPP College Prep Entered 'AS from Arlrngton She leaves as qulr-tly as she come rch Club Lrbrar Drama 2 Photography 2 SHIRLEY CLARK General ntered A6 from no homrsh e I h r llfe r Own wrly Chorus A BUD DARLING General nterecl 43 A loyal suppor er of ac wr e P A most rghteen A etball 2 Golf Manager I Ourl Ceda C rn val Chairman A B nd I 3 Peo Band A Class Treasurer p ub A mo er u 2 3 A Golf Manaaer FRITZ DUDEK College Prep Entered A3 A Krng a qood fellows Solutotorran Football I 23 A Cla s Presrdent I2 Class Secretary A P er I23A T rch Cub 3 A Ourl Cedo I 2 Student Lead crs Conference I Student Coun ELLEN DUJARDIN Commerccl nterecl A3 Qule bu fever tile T rch Club l23A NORMA FISHER Comm rcral Entered A3 A smrle always pleases rce A P p Club 3A Tomo hawk Assocrate Edrtor A Qul Ceda 24 Almost Erghteen A All School Revue I Carnrva Prrncess A PAGE EIGHTEEN HOWELL GAETH oege Prep Entered '45 rm Queen Anne Seattle m n s 1 lrle I count Smoker A Track 3 Chorus C u 3 A DELBERT GRIFFIN General Entered 46 rom afe Stevens Boy wrth the toy trumpet n l23A Or heSlrO3A Sw: Ban 3 A All County Revue C' ADYS HANSEY eneral Entered Chorus A Llbrary th red hrrrr I oes BETTY HANSTAD Commercral Entered A3 Her lrlendly manner molres her al ways welcome Pep Club 34 Torch Clu Qurl Ceda Busrness Manager A Tomahawk Editor 4 Torch Club Secretary 4 DICK HARRISON General Entered A6 from .uno O mush Hangedl If Im not rn love ogarnl BILL HELFRICH General Entered A3 Oh Verla' A Pr srdent 3 F Secre ta A Stage Crew A Movre Opera or 2 3 A I - C ll - fo . lt s the sr ple Ihr g lr hat To 1-2-3,45 A y 2-A, . I - 5 5 A5 M' I b - . .'E 5 A - I L 1 Sh nf-ds Q he , ' ' Ba d - - 5 c - 5 ng Cl - 5 4. 'wg ' Q G - '43. A I I ' A. r I ' It S. KO' y 2? I E. 2 Its e , hat d ' rl. Bask 5 2-3-A5 Foot, bull , 4, o 1 ' 5 a - 32 Pe CI ,Is I 1, MM Cl b 1- - - 5 v A. 1 - ' J S ' ' - 5 , - 5 b I-2-3-45 K.O. , A5 M Club I-2-3-45 ' ' 5 Smok - - - 5 o I IQ- I 5 cil I-2. I ' I , 'f ,I , ' . I o -, - - - , , ' ' . ' - F.F. . e' 5 .F.A. - 5 6 - 7 - ry i I ' I I 1 I 7 - - . I I , i BlLl H RD eneral Entered -42 re enterel A rom t e Navy Havrnq rr wonderful trnf Pep Club -1 BETTY HOP? neral Entered 44 from Hugh line Seatte r rnrnd e U w ere rs her heart? rch l Gtr Club Coun A Pep u ce Presldent A Oll C A OB HO R L 'vercl re entere 46 from Los Angeles svveelcs arrl Tomahawk 4 Baseball 3 A Chorus O 2 Pep Clu Smak er A Move Operator 2 DONALD HOUSER neral ere A3 Country gentleman Chorus 4 Smoker 34 BOB HUGHLEY General 43 You could never call hum norsy GLENN HUMANN Colege Prep Entered 43 He stole the show rn the Senror Pay ass Presrdent 4 KOP most Erghteen A Commence ment Speaker AllCounty Revue Charrman A PEARL IBSEN General Entereeled 43 Sh does as she pleases mblrng l 2 3 C u u l u ec retary 3 M Club Press ent Grls Club Councrl 3 MAXINE JOHNSON General Entered he came she saw h NOEL KPLLEY Coleoe Prep nterecl 43 A he neeas naw rs rr arrl Banc All School Rev Orchestra 2 3 A Swtng Band Almost Etghteen A Tomm hawk A Qual Cecla A Tomahawk l'eature Edntor A All County Re v e A Chorus A TOM KETELLE General Entered 43 Small but dynrvmm' orus 4 Smoker l3 Ag Judgmg Team A FFA porter A And Came the Sprung All School Revue l Pep FLOYD KlNNEY General Entered 43 ln the sprrnq a young man s fancy snull sold e Cew A FFA FHYLLIS KIZER General Entered A3 very It e he looked at D She sow htm wrlh her heart Pep Club 4 Grrls Club Councrl A Bellrngham Grrls Club Delegate 4 PAGE NINETEEN E G -L 5 - 4 f L . 6 l n . Q A . ' 'lu - -374, Per l b 3-45 , 'M' Cl b 3-45 A Cl b S A : fl 4: l . Ge - ' ' Y - 43, ' l ' S - f S e . 3 He rs h re, b l lr To -2-3-A, ls - cll 25 Pep Club 3-5 Cl ln Vt - 7 rf 7 Band 2. E R. El L L Ge. - Entered 435 - J 5 . gp ' ' ll t ' . The frrrl ol hrs dreams ls the 1 I 7 3 A S 1 1 ' ' ' I U9 I ., , t - Y I 2 ' P ' 1 3-4- ' , , 3-45 K, .P. 1 b 47 - l - -V u 7 . Ge -Ent cl ' . 4 ' f ' - Ch g - g F.F.A. ledg . ' 5 . , . Re- 3, l , Club 4. Stag r 7 . . . 4. I l .. ' , r . ' V l f 'm S , ' K- Cl l 5 . . , 47 ' Al- ' ' r - ' 9 1 IRENE KOPLITZ mrnerc al Ei tered C 'sous inn Pe C ub O I Cedri Choo! Revue l KENNETH KOPLITZ eneral n erez' Another one ol the boys A CHRISTINA KOUYIAN General ntered 43 ne day week is all s Can to e in sc ool Cob 34 Chorus 24 Ma or e 4 Our Ce a 4 Pep u i T rn u SHIRLEY LASHUA College Prep Entered 43 Ha py go lucky easy and line nothing on earth bothers me. Chorus 45 Qual Cedo 45 Pep C b 5 i urn 5 All Sc oo Revue I. BOB LATHROP College Prep-Entered '43. Quiet, unrullled, always the same. Chorus 45 Smoker 25 All School Revue lg Almost Eighteen' 45 Band lj Pep Club 45 Debate 4. DONNA LEIFER Commercial-Entered '43. She burns her bridges behind her because she never retreats. Student Council 45 Quil Ceda 3- 45 Quil Cedo Editor 45 Toma- hawk Exchange Editor 45 Chorus 45 Library 45 Olilce 2-3-45 Triple T, 45 Pep Club 45 M Club 2-3- 45 M' Club Secretary-Treasun er 45 Girls' Turnout l-2-35 Torch Club I-2-3-4. PAGE TWENTY ru RNICE I N eneial IC Yours rc erved Wi os ur s P er Tomaliawl torus 4 uw 4 U3 Q r S rnout 2 3 4 Tum 2 CHESI ER LOVE Czeneral Entered 43 never ys a loot hrna and never does a wise one DAYTON LOVE General rtereel 3 Curly Locks Curly Lofks wilt thou be mine? Fe Club 4 ARLENE MALTAIS General Entered 4 Her luture will e like her present Aalways smiling. orus 3-45 Torch Club l- -'Y , SHIRLEY MARKEN Commercial-Entered '43, The good are always happy. Pep Club 3-45 M Club 2-3-45 Torch Club 25 Girls' Club Coun- cil I-35 Girls' Club Secretary 35 Quil Cedo 35 Ollice 45 Triple T. 45 Make-up Committee 3-4. LEON MANGIS College Prep-Entered '43. Basketball player, Woman slayer. Football I-2-3-45 Basketball l'2-3--45 Baseball I-3-45 Golf l-2-35 Class President 35 Boys' Club President 45 M Club I-2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Smoker I-45 Com- mencement Speaker5 Torch Club l-2-3-45 Quil Ceda 25 Student Leaders' Conference lp Debate 4. rARGARET MATSON ce rev er p 5 a un 5 J er omahawk 3 Tomahawk Feature ror3 ur C a r u 3 Cl r nc Came the Sprunc most Eighteen Class ay Chairman 4 Pres Conference Student Leaders Conference 3 unlor Prom Chairman 3 OHN MORRIS allege Prep Pntered 43 never turns you down always a lrrend B r sr ent Base Cla Vrce Presrclent 2 Class Sec r ary rc u Torch Club Vrce Presrdent 3 Stu dent Councrl 4 Commencement Speaker Debate 4 Qurl Ceda 3 Student Leaders Conference 4 Chorus 4 K O P 2 Pen Club 4 Sensor Ball General Charrman tURRAY MOULTON General Entered 43 How many qals please Stage Crew 4 Chorus 4 Pep Cluo DONNA NEUBECKER Commercual Entered 43 She shoots stralght lor every bas e counts 2 4 Pe Cu Pep Club Secretary 3 Trrple T Make up 34 Tor h Cub Oull Ceda 4 Oltuce 4 HENRY Nll.SSON General Entered 43 Learnrnq rs labor lost P PAUL NORWOOD General Entered 43 l never trouble trouble trll trouble troubles me Track 234 Football 4 M Club 4 Band 1 23 4 Orchestra l 2 S 4 All County Band 4 Debate 3 Tomahawk A All School Revue 'l NORMAN NYLANDER G neral Entered y w rry l P y rt ahead G 4 Smoker 4 omahawk 4 All School Revue NADlNE P TERSON General Entered Better late than never Chorus 4 Ourl Ceda 4 e Cub All Schoo Revue RICHARD PETERSON General Entered 43 Perfect specrmen Basketball 4 Baseball 34 Srno er U WESLEY PETERSON College Prep Entered 43 One cant always be n hero but one can always be a man Torch l 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basket 4 Club 34 De ae 4 Halloween Pa rt y General Charrrnan 4 Commencem e nt arrman M u Vrce Pres :dent 4 Stage Crew 4 Track 3 4 ED POTEET General Entered 43 A qentleman lzl ol lersure P Trc Almost Erghteen 4 Debate 34 Chorus 4 Commencement Speaker TOM PRATER College P Entered 44 fro Sedro Woolley Wise men spend therr trme rn rmrth trs only lools that are serrous Football 34 Smoker 34 M Club Presrdent 4 KOP A ASB Treasurer 34 Torch Club 2 Boys Club Vrce Presrdent A Stage Crew 4 PIG! YWENTY ONE Collet P 5 Ent ect 43 e - 43, Sh r small, but th l do 1, t for Vlfh 0 4 v plant or 'n 9 lt . . T 1 U 7 oll 5 c ' 7 T 7 Edt g Q l ed 345 To ch 1. Cl b A45 Olltcc 45 TO us 3 Ag A l . 53 37 Al ' ' Ag D 2 S 31 J r . c 4- . L He ' : H- 43' A.S. , P e cl 45 ball 24-4? ? ' I p p I ' SS I ' V 2 - 4, I l. et 35 To h Cl b l-23-45 F.E.A, l-47 Sports Writer 3-4. I ? ' , 4, 4, M cr b 4, K.O,P.l 4, k t , I f M' Club '3'vp p l b 3-43 4 A, , U cl , Qj ball , -M ',' b r Ch ' , ' ' cu b ' - - K.O. . 43 F,F.A. 4. KAO- u 2-3-A: Ck A? 4- - ' , rep- ' m ...mark GLEN PURNELL General Entered 43 A tall and lanky Tomahawk moker 4 Basketball 34 Club A Scho Revu SHIRLEY ROBERTSON General Entered 43 You rnusl have been a wonderful baby IT S U reosurer l S Club Councrl 34 Pep Cu 34 Grrls Club Conference 3 Cho LS 3 4 Prornpter BILL SAUNDERS College Prep Entered 43 Doesnt believe In studyrng b sa s rt s a aood way to us spare trme otball I Ba e a Baseball manaaer 2 All County llzootballl 3 All Northw t lFoot 3 C u 2 3 4 C o u 4 Qual Ceda 4 Tomahawk Tomahawk Busrness Manager 4 GLENN SAVAGE Ilege Prep Entered 43 Glenn and hrs Model A Class Treosuer 2 Stage Cre 1 4 VIRGIL SHEETS General Entered 43 The boy wlth the qun P RICHARD SHIRA RAMONA SMITH o eao Prep Entered rom Clover Park Tacoma The personalr y that qcts ou a edrctorran G rls Club rest nt 4 Pep Club 3 4 Pep Presrdent 3 Student Councrl 4 rs U Councrl 4 Tor t u 23 Student Lea ers Conlercnce 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 All County O chestra I 2 Qual Ceda 3 Almost Erahteen MARIE SNEATLUM General Entered 43 grrl wth the golden vor horus 4 Western Wa hrngton Solo Contest 4 All School Revu All County Revue LAFERN STEWART neral red I T v am what I w Hon rd r so oo Choru U C L3 3 al Cha rn an Tomahawk 4 Tomahawx Feature Edrtor n-o t Er en G 5 uv Song Lee er 4 BONNI STORMO Comm r ta Entered Stores her problems lor a brarny GY Trrple T 4 Mother s Day Tea G n cm arrman 4 Grrls Csu To C LEONARD STORMO General Entered Quretness rs a vrrt e Baseball 34 Chorus 4 Tofnawawk 4 Movxe Operator I General Entered 42 re entered RWHARD SULUVAN 47 from Navy Hrs brrghtness grows o the out sr e moker 24 Tomahawk A PAGE YWENTY TWO General Entered 43 Srncrll but mighty Smoker I234 1946 State Boxrng Chompronshtp 3 Chorus 4 F F A Vrce Presrdent 4 Puyallup and Portland Farr Judgrng Team 4 JTANNINE TRUBSHAW B WETZEL my crqm M0191 rw ml E YCIOC rrwcoTr1 TCICOWU rrrechfwrfnl qcmus 0 Orff 'TWP 'WVU 'TU 'G 4 cbcll Stan Crew Chorus ,IC Y P rc rw rch Club A CS vo C U3 A Chorus L ENE TUNE WAYNE WTLLIAMS 9 TWU PCVUT Uncle mfr LH so srudr us Qpp QWQH guy C 34 u 34 Smoker N L wwf WVSON g NTT? soc Prop mor rom SOUTH Whldby O brow rrusr mos' EW o 3 4 u Torc T emsuer C U 4 U TO, C U ,eq nr A Class Vwce Puesndem b Queue Sig rRED ANDERCON HAL C NTCHOLS 'OHN C READ xcrwerol :wrcred Lol orysvr e ren serve rved m e en for no of he jo S rw thc- Moumc Cor ssed G E D F F A mem D P' PAGE TWENTY THREE . 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E. , Test. zffmwymzm AMERICAN LEOION CITIZENSHIP AWARDS F rr Du elc Ramona Smr Ir CSRADIJATED WITH HONOR Ramona Srnrtb Valedrclorran Frrlz Dudelc Serlufcrforran Myrna Ackerman EII n Durardrn Belly Hopy Arlene Mallar le n Bulls B ry Hanslad Donna Lerler lolwn Morrrs Dave Wrl on AWARDED TORCH PINS na A Q rran Be ly Hans fx or LY LI lean Brlls Be ry Fopp Leon Man Ramona Srrrrll Ellen Durardrrr Donna Lerfer Iolrn Morrrs Dave WII OH Frrlz Duclek AWARDED ACT VITY PLAOUES Myrna Ackerman Donna Ler e Wesley Pelerson Romero S slr lean Brlls o I a a Tom Prater Dave Wrlson Frrlz Dudef lolrn Morrr Brll Snrsncler AWARDED FOOTBALL HONORS er ocrcer rr z Du e lnsprralroncl Frrlz Dudex Besr Taclcler Frr z Duclelc C Iern Frm Du e AllNorrbwesT Clre Asbman Alllslorllrfvest Frrl Dudex AWARDED BASKETBALL F ONORS Trecl lor Counlf Ch rrrpronslrrp Marysyrlle Torrralraw Insprra'ronaI Leon Manor x I All Norllrwesl Honorable lv n ron Olen Pu nell AWARDED MUSIC HONORS Excellenr rafrngs rr' comoelr ron Mary vrlle Orclreslra anr Croru Wes erfr Waslrrngron Solo Conlesl E II Bennett Bu or Western Mlaslrrng on Solo Conres' xcellen Marre Sn a Iurr PAGE TWENTY FOUR AWARDED F FA TRIP D Iec'a'e To FF 'x Vrc ory Convenrron Kansas Crry Mo Norman Lnl AWARDED GOLF HONORS Cedar Crest Plaque Bud Darlrng Sclrool Clwcnrpron SPECIAL EVENTS OF WHICH M H S IS JUSTLY PROUD a oween Parry sponsored by Boys M Club rr e b es Pefer on Carnrval sponsored by Ourl Ceclc, Stall cl recel by Bud Darlrrrg rr nn s y spo sore U rc Lf pa rr anfl Fre Irrnan Class drrec ed by Mr Cassell Mr Vrrgrn Mrs Wrlson rrnc Concer sponsor y I ar ren eee Cassell and Mr Harmon I AIlCounIy Revue sponsored by MHS clrrecfed by Glenn Humanrr TST and Marre Sneaflurn parlrcrpalrncr r' Z CI '?. ' 'r T Q l ' 5 'S o ' e ir A ' . My? dvr: ef 'lad f5'..Igne lcll .ls VVQLIH Pelvs ' . I, grs I I ' 'l Q . nr rn, I Le rr nvli ' I If -1- ' , . , r s . s B s' Bl ' --FH cl lc ' ' ' ' I ff' f ap ' - I3 cl If '- ' -- . I - r - ' Z I ' I I ' ' 5 a I ' f-- ' ks I f Y 'L Boll I-Iavlg-Leon ylamrs V . All-Norllrwegl---Leon Mangrs Capiarn 'Leon f,',c.::grs A ' F le L' A rr . ' '. X 'I' - 3 I 5' I ' 5 f l i xce enfAA ' Il s I f CE 1 17 ' fs Q e J .f . ' I ' A , A , .Y I. Q Y I 1 H II ' ' , cl' ec? CI y W . s , ' V ' , I I : '. . Cb 'sf ,cr Assernbl rr' cl by M 5' De rl I en' , Sr , SO' J 'I N eil b Ire ILIUZIC Dep Tn 5, dir T,:I by Mr, ' . . . ., I , . . . J V, 1-fmefzccan .lagoon Qcgeaaiqe ,4caczfzd4 FRITZ DUDEK RAMONA SMITH Fritz Dudek and Ramona Smlth were chosen by the Faculty to receive the sixth annua' Amerlcan Legion School Award Sunce l942 the Cltlzenshlp awards have been glven to an outstandlng boy and gurl each year through the courtesy of Mr Leon Stock The boys award ts based upon Courage Leadershlp Honor Servnce and Scholarship and the gurls upon Courage Companlonshlp Character Servlce and Scholarshlp PAGE TWENTY FIVE I I I I I l .5 , 'A l 'x Y I 1 I 1 I 2 wt ,aeadaa YW igdxic QMS' X 'V l we gal si x John Morrls Ramona Smlth Frltz Dudek Student Body Presrdent Valednctorlan Salutatorlan Leon Mangls Glenn Humann Ed Poteet Faculty Speaker Senror Class Presldent Class Speaker 3 sauteed Sunday May 25 T947 Chorale Onward Chrlstlan Soldiers larr Warlngl Sensor Chorus Sermon Rev H G Luscombe Vocal Solo Ave Marne lBach Gounodl Glee Wrester bmmenafuent Zwuaa Wednesday, May 28, l947 Salutatory Salute to the Class ot T947 Frutz Dudek Vocal Solo Habanera from Carmen lBuzetl Marne Sneatlum Panel Dlscusslon Today s Graduates, Tomorrow s Cltwens' Sensor Speakers Wesley Peterson, Moderator Educational Progress Leon Mangus Agncultural Outlook John Morrrs Industrial Development Glenn Humann Cultural Attainments Ed Poteet Valedrctory Farewell to the Class of l947 Ramona Smith Plano Solo Romance lSlbellusl Mary Morrus Presentatron of Honors Gulbert C Malls, Prtncupal Presentatuon of Class Chester V Rhodes, Superlntendent Presentatuon of Dlplomas Mr C D Lelfer, Member, Board of Dvrectors The school Orchestra lurntshed musrc for both services PAGE TWENTY SIX , few ' fzllg ft gfksizpci ' r 4f'wg1jQ,i'? - .' fifffs. 3: if .- V Y ei '-S 'Q'11i'iy.., -if I - t A ' Q g1w,i-mmf'-'rmv,,.. s ' i,k:g4?:-- -' ff ,, 2.3: : 35, 5 A V . . . 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V- , ,4,, it 1 ,JW , is ,I sir.,-W Q Q I A A l ' 1 ,sei , , IN THE I I I I 1 IN THE COUNTY OF SNOHOMISH Zaeawcfl In the Matter of the Last Wall and Testa ment of the Marysvalle Hagh School Gradu a ang Class of I947 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That bean of sound mand and body we the Class of I947 have duly appoanted Robert C Vargan and Lallaan Lybeck Advasers of saacl ass c Executors of our last wll anc testament and have offacaally bequeathe or estate TOM PRATER the women to Pe Wee Rochon BETTY CAVE al the sport ans JEAN BILLS wrate shorthand to anyone who Iakc to move fast FLORENCE BALES wall my steady 'ob at the Cozy to my saster Hazel folaows wall my hard tames w I Vw II my loud cheers 0 bequeath y abalaty t to get along wath Bob Baaley to Ellen Seward CORALEE CALKINS II my abalaty I keep out of trouble to Maraon Gwann DONALD HOUSER wall a few anch of my heaght to Jerry Larson He can use them on has tany frame KENNETH KOPLITZ gave my Iob clean ang the Auto Shop roof to anyone who lakes a messy Iob VVESLEY PETERSON wall my center po sttaon on the football squad to Tom Ar ED POTEET wall my abalaty to type to someone who doesnt need the creda o graduate NORMAN NYLANDER wall my manly physaque to Terry Gramm GLADYS CALLAR ll my abalaty to study to Ramona Warness BETTY HANSTAD wall my pleasang pe sonalaty to Gabby Van Patten SHIRLEY ROBERTSON wall my soda aob at Ceda Crest to Fr d Dockendorf MAXINE JOHNSON wall my self to anyone who lakes to be a small fry ARDITH CLAPP wall my shyness toward men to Jewell Peterson GLENN HUMANN wall my dramatac abalaty to Lucalle Howell GENE TUNE wall my subtle ways of keepang out of trouble to some other nace boy BILL HELFRICH wall leave the movae machane to anyone who engoys sattang through a movae at least twace CHRIS KOUYIAN II leave wth sagh of relaef and contentment MURRAY MOULTON wall my gas stataon to anyone who lakes to pump gas DONNA NEUBECKER beq u eath my abaltty to blush to Maralyn Maltsberger HOWELL GAETH II my naghts o good cheer to some other person who lakes socaal Ife BOB HORRELL wall my quaet moods to Stan L,ons FLOYD KINNEY wall my shop clas es to someone who engoys machanes MARGARET MATSON wall some of m b s to the garls but III keep the vvo best lookang ones for myself BILL WETZEL wall my farmang expert pastame DOUG BLACK wall my forced Iana angs to anyone who lakes a quack come down VIRGI' SHEETS wll my s yne fvard teachers to Gloraa Lakan TOM KETELLE gave my nackname me and my haar cut to Haar ess oa man Wallaams HERD wall my loud yappang Senaor Class meetangs to Bob Fasher FRED ANDERSON wall Mr Savage 9 Jerry Rachards BILL ANDERSON wall my grown up acttons and sayangs to Doyle Brown BUD DARLING wall my neaghborhood romance to any boy who wants to keep a close watch on has garl CHESTER LOVE wall my way wath the garls to Le Roy Haberly LEON MANGIS reluctantly bequeath my basketball abalaty to Bud Solvberg PAUL NORWOOD wall not wall y skall an track as at may come an handy an the future HENRY NILSSON as a paddle squad member wall my paddle to anyone who wants to have the upper hand at the games BOB HUGHLEY wall my arguments watl Mr Rrounds to Arnold Hamalton JOHN MORRIS wall my 'ob as sports reporter to Bob Tamm PAGE TWENTY SEVEN -' II ' II ' ' ' .C ' I ' lattcrtoa LQ I I ol' lla: -tlt lc at 'l,lftl:7Ill?JI'OI1 I - I I V ' a' . I ' ' , - ,, I, , wi I a I ' U , , I I l I , -. I, , CI , s I I I, , , . Cl If I 7 u 'I as ' 3 I, , wi ' f I, , I I II' . , , Q , , ' I . , I, , fa t. V - I 'S I 5 l - ,, I, 7 5 I. , m 1, ' ' '3 I, , sf , U V Oy , I I, , . 7 , 7 I, , V ' f I, EUNICE TURNER, leeve my difflcultlei ence and Ideas to anyone who needs c 7 I, , A 'I - I, , vva o ' ' I I, , ' ' cz I, L , I h as to- . I P 7 I, , ' 'fOr- I, , ' - A ' ' I H 7 ' ' , a, Ban , I ' in If , f ' A n 7 , I, , I I, YJ 7 I, , . I, , - ' 'ts ' ' - I 7 I, , ' A a, , , 7 . ' ' 7 I, , wa I, , 7 ' 7 lf f V- I, , 7 7 I, , I, , m 9 . I . . . I, , l ' , 7 I, , I . , I, , ' ' , U 1 I, , 1 I, , . , 5 Z lac 7043! coatmaed WAYNE WILLIAMS bequeath ry speedy ways an track to Dave Merner ROBERT ARCHIE wall my quaet and n nocent self to Dack Rochon LEONARD STORMO wall my automo bale to any mechanic who has lots of patience MYRNA ACKERMAN will my driving abalaty to Shirley Rowley ELLEN DUIARDIN wall my quiet ways to June Prater SHIRLEY LASHUA wall my abalaty skip school to Mary Morris PHYLLIS KIZER wall leave my single days behind as fond memoaaes of days Jane past DAVE WILSON wall my studaous and ambitious ways to Don Seaferman NOEL KELLEY gave my swooners to Al van Sherman FRITZ DUDEK gave my tackling abala , to Peter Bagan GLENN SAVAGE wtll my Innocent ways DICK PETERSON wall my dark curly haar to Fred Pautz DICK SULLIVAN wall my boxing abalaty to Bob Harrier MARIE SNEATLUM bequeath my sang ang abalaty to Earl Slonakeer GLENN PURNELL wall my height to Pat Sullavan RAMONA SMITH wall my ways of go ang steady to all the garls BOB LATHROP wall my gentlemanly and romantic ways to Pat Tyler SHIRLEY CLARK wall my sweet voace to Beverly Bonn SHIRLEY MARKEN wall my bright smale to Pat Braynt BENNETT BUTTERS leave my place he band to whoever lakes to blow DICK HARRISON leave everything I everybody ROBERTA BUELL wall my serious atta tudes to Colleen Woods GLADYS HANSEY wall my baby sitting nights to Merta Seabert NORMA FISHER wall take my steady beau wath me when I graduate IRE E KOPLITZ wall my b d luck accidents to the past LAFERN STEWART gave the chaarmaa s of the lnternataonal Dinner Helen Haugen BONNIE STORMO all y aob Mothers Day Tea Chaarman to anyone who wants a real aob IEANNINE TRUBSHAW bequeath 'ny naturally curly haar to Joan Latehaser BETTY HOPP wall my honor grades to Wally Dale BILL SAUNDERS wall my long st aight haar o Frank Dama h BERNICI: LIAN Wall my abala y o Jet along wath the boys to Muriel Wilson DAYTON LOVE Gave my uncle Chester ocnyone hat need an uacle wa It such adult advice PEARL IBSEN wall my abalaty to tumble o Merl Connell DICK SHIRA wall my dashing ways to Ball Aldradge class wall my abalaty to get along with everyone to Ronald Oates DONNA LEIFER wall my office aob to a girl who wall take over my splendid work where I left off NADINE PETERSON wall my skyward ways to Joyce McCorkle DELBERT GRIFFEN wall my abalaty to play the trumpet to Daun Kazer BETTY ANDERSON wall not wall my abalaty to do bookkeeping cs I may have to use at an the future That the above bequeaths of the said Class have been duly verified by and recorded with the below named recorder of Saad Wall Dated this twenty second day of May an the Year of our Lord one thousand nineteen hundred and forty seven ll947l NORMA FISHER Recorder of Saad Will Marysvalle High Schooa Marysville Washington H444 pfzayaiecq H re an the year T967 of the ost Atomic Age I slow my lattle one man rocket down to one hundred male per hour as I fly over Mary valle Are things really popping here and everywhere' Here are a few of the things I saw and heard about members of the class of 47 PAGE TWENTY EIGHT FRED ANDERSON laves one hundaed res away an a le w wafe from Arlington G ENN HLJMANN stores has helicopter an ore of Doug s little shocks Glenn as also the Mayor of Marysvalle the lattle town of 36 OOO People that as I, , n I, N , I a in I 2 I 2 I, , I I i - I, , I I a I 5 hip ' ' to If I I ' I I I I, , wI m I as I, , I 7 .. , Z If J I I X I, , I I I I I . 2 I, , I I, , I II to 5 I I: I, , I r I , I, , I I I I Is Q ' 'I I, ' ' . , ' a Q C 2 I I I z I, , I I I, , I ' I I 1 1 S . 'r lf f ' T I 2 I I I I I . . . II IN I I I I I, , I II I C 5 F ll I . . If I . . . . I to Bob Mosong I, ARLENE MALTAIS, the youngest of my If I , If I . . . If I I ' ' 2 . .. . 'A I, I , I, , I 5 . I I, I . .. I, , I - I 5 . . I If I . . If I . In . I I I 2 I, , I I . II I . . . V I , . - I, , in U I A . , ' I, , I o , ' , II I . . .4 , 5 F , . , If I , , , e I P . I ' I I A ac I little an-to ith his . S . , A s I , I L ' ' ' , 65444 Pwpdecq contwued BILL ANDERSON has lust a Irttle farm one hundred acres a few mrles north Marysvrlle BOB ARCHIE IS now Chref Broadcaster or KRKO The trong Ilent type ou know MIYRNA ACKERMAN has taken Mr Vrrgrns Iob as Hrstory Genru of Mary vrlle l Igh School Ah and Iwcrclently we rs Ieachrng tvro of B TTY HOPP S frve Irttle rnopps DOUG B ACK IS eachrr c hrs Irtrle ho to try a we ow own the Arrport between verett ard Marysvrlle The Grotge Supply ha grown qure ,I out and BETTJ ANDERSON IS the head Cer anl Bookke pe thcrc RO Er IA BUELI IS he rn lcl of rrodels the I cal Coop and ARDITH CLAPP ta been p orrael to the bII3 Iob of frt es 'J he Irtle ones of GLA Q IANSEY and Dale NOPMA I a DARLING nofv She arcl lov on the Cemetery Road BEPNICE LIAN I twenty years rnar Irecr o Harold Sherman and they have burlt a Lrttle Plastrc Palace on the edge o the Ourll wrth LAFERN and Howard Lran across the way BENNETT BUTTERS has gone a Iona vray In musrc He now plays for the local Crnema In the Marysvrlle Symphony Or MARIE SNEATLUM rs now the leadrng Carmen of the Me ropolrtan Op srnarng ID Seat le San Francrsco Chrcaga Boston cnl New York RAMONA and FRITZ have frnally rr Ished college and are marrred and ha e a Irttle Duke and two Duche ses SHIRLEY LASHUA IS head nurse a the Provrdence Hosprtal rn Everett and r strll unattached marrtally BE Y CAVE hes lust qurt b b Ing to marry her favorrte Doctor GLADYS CALLAR now draws for the curre magazrne She ha the Iob of dravrng the cenery behrnd the Varga G ls NO L KELLEY rs srngrng for Stan ' enton and IS al o doublrng on the Be I tone Sax BOB HUGH EY rs strll burldrng model c planes only now Its hrs Irfes work NORMAN NYLANDER th new Gregory Peck of Hollywood hrl DCK PETERSON IS the Guy of he Gals Truly a Glamour Boy Lcndrng at the Arrport who hould I see comrng to meet me but TOM PRATER I see he strll has the Death Wagon He ard e plan th trr New York I guess maybe hc could make It now that rt has doors There goes ARLENE MALTAIS and her hubby by wrth the car full of cog They have a kennel north of town As we swrsh past the Cozy Cafe I ee FLORENCE BALES strll worlfrng there only now she IS chref cook and bottle washer We al o see SHIRLEY C ARK rn krnc he darly trrp to the Post Offrce for wer an mart Sne v artrng patren Io ar to come home o stay EL IICE TURNER I now s Ilrng ar rhe local stadrum where LEON MANIGIS IS 'row coachrrcr the team IOHNNIE MORRIS I he srrtrncr up the garre for F I-le IS I ad sports wrrter t We ce CI-IET LOVE as Chref or Polrce and KEN KOPLITZ as Chref of Water Department He IS also street cleaner on the srde brggest Real Estate men IH Marysvrlle H rs now noldrng hrs own annual New Year s partres WES PETERSON has graduated from Bellrngham Normal and has taken over M Rounds Iob c Mechanrcal Drawrnq teacher FLOYD KINNEY DAYTON LOVE and BILL WETZEL have applred for Mr Gor dons Iob as Psychology teacher lncr dentally none of them wrll get It MURRAY MOULTON las part Interest In the Elzea Statron He takes care of It between trrp to Everett PAUL NORWOOD and DICK SULLI VAN cre sluggrng It out IU the Golden Gloves BILL HERD rs marrrea always follow Ing rn the footsteps of hrs brother DELBERT GRIFFIN rs now a great band leader on the Mukrlteo Ferry Irnes wrth HOWIE GAETH assrstrncr on the flute T M KETELLE Prerre the Harr Dress And CHRIS KOLJYANI as hrs as srstant grves rnstructrons on how to use Tonr Home Permanents ED POTEEI strll travelrna betwe n here and S nnxsrde for harrcuts WAYNE WILLIAMS rs takrng hrs darlv trot to Los Anael s r-le has won the one hundred yard dash ancl the twotvxen 1 for the champron hrp of the VVest Coast FLLt'N DUJARDIN IS wrrtrng farry tales for the Chrldrens Actrvrty Magazrne DONNA LEIFER has rust recovereo from her nervous br akdown over vxorry eooJ the Annual she edrted only twenty years ago PAGE TWENTY NINE I In ' just s ' h Is strll ning at 'p to of ' A I . of ' ,. ' ' I I I . r . . . . S S Y I I I I SI IN I , I I 5 3' S ' - , I .' . , 'r ' ,sl ' ' . , I E , . . Il V s L c ' J ' L 1 WJ ' y F ' ' ' - I - r SI YW S ' ' f '. I rg x ' ' tly . I' E 'I C . . , ' I L I . , I A ' 3 A A1 IIS ' ' 'S I C l tickets ,- I' 'I I s ' I . ' I I Cl k :I ' e r anew. ' , jg I I B If' - I- I 01 ' 'Y . 'S I :re 'v M , I it I O - I the .l. ' ' we , '. ,here I s I' rfl C 'r ' - 5, 'I ' ' ' ting sho it I 't DYS ' L I . ' 'u r .3 I . I' I I ,I . .I I, I I I I BUD have bull. a lrtrle rvefroom Junga- I Iqcofd BQ3 LATI-IRQP I5 one of the 1 . I I ' ' I I Q X '3 I ' '- ' , , ' ,' ' .' I I - - I , I II . , S , . x I . . S I I cheitra. ' ' I '. , I - I I - I I era, 1 ' ,, r I I . r C - ' ' s . . ,M I I' . . I I I I I I- I TT r ' ' a y sit- ' ' I ' O is A H A ESI l I . S I , er, S ' I . ' Ir . ' E I A ' 'H is ' ' gf e Q . , ' S I ' .i - Ll V 4' A B L . . . . 1 I 0,4 I k I- 'rlt' , Al I A I , - r If is e A s ' . - , w ' e - E ' A f I . I 'I I ' I ' ' s ' .' e ' r I' I' PAGE THlRYf Home 79487 we unror ass s arrc twrncs out rrcht th s vcar luv sponso Inq a Welcornc ac dance at vvhrch ncvv students and Freshmen vvere espccrally honored lt vvas held tl lrrst Frrctay ot the school term Vtfe also spansorr d an Ea ter Vacatron dcnce and a dance a ownc our ass rcnr lO1lCT rha we even s o tre year vvere the lunr r rom end wc unror enror Banauet e unlor tour He vas arf sentec both to the students and to the townspeople The play under the dlrecton e Mrs Cr ehmaa was hrghly prarsed Alana vvrth our many actrvrtres vve also have reason to be proud ol our class memclyrs rn' an ors a e e resen c rn rcr un C rty rn Pep C uh Vfe have e a e er nc u men a rces war Jrovcc oulston nc n o rr has r s af r c u s ar r t L ma er anc are re rcsen c on nc aol. teen or cmonc he ec ers rr r a l Ham 7947 ' v X e r c sce r a eve wma me ar er ro ea morn f a maccL cow ef nf Pa rrck cont s etl ec casses o rar non y a cowrec aranfs c 1 ' O , XT f vv c ff s a lnu ua we J oratro' . xx rm occ at ac cll A larac percenta hanare e e o n r ,rr wer O1 we rotor r we e o ft ram r n ra rUT1C wro a f o al ar rar rcc Frea Doc encor rs our up anc can Ina basketball player ay 7750 The Freshman Class apprecrates the krnd receptron vve were grven last fall IH place a hr u ual Freshmcn lnrrratron Our candrclate Grace l-lavrk vvon the queen contest a thc Annual Carnrval last fall We put on a Chrrstmas play In the sprrng vve held a clas katrna party at the r nk rn Everett and sponsored a Sprrng Dance on Aprul 25 We havr had represcntctrves on the football track and baseball squads and had our own basker ball team A large percentage of the band and orchestra was also composed al Freshmen lNe nave round our class advrsers Mr Anderton and Mrs Mrtchell to be very helptul and cooperatrve and feel that our class has spent a very happy and successtul year Tl. J ' 'Cl , t 'Hd l' Ng 'kr l, X ' X r' x ' X B k w ' - r ' s l - s , qc. ' Ha f r ' l ' ' ' ' X . r f ' a D was oll ig p c. l-l vlljlt ,J l t, t l o P' , tl 1 .I -S , e Th l ,, ' Play, lls all rx: X ' ad, .' . vs 1 ,, , 1 1 I , ,. . , . . . Tvv: ry, 3 lunl r r' ' 'e lel l To l Cl l enl thi ' X l , M ich' H J grrls wh 'freer l tl s, a l o r tl l -t l le r. fl dr J l l o'lJall, . 'ke' hall, ha,elJcll, ,rd tra lf. O r' pays al a took p t rr ,hx S k A l ' pe, fel tl H- I 'r . In sh 't, Juniors are er xr t. le ,l ' l. all ol our sehaols clubs nd acdrtres. T947 has been a busy, succesilul ,fear for th Saphorrores. VV 1 . X rx ed lo prove gaac . 1 rjftl v, x f 'tc rl 5 l--- f' ly xjcvlncr 'er l ..t a .l Sl' I s fiice TV: -at was h rn el se t ' 'se 1 e for lg' l el lCllT l. Tl e Soph more clas' challemaed all other classes, c,n.l ' on by a length, The :lance was n L 3 .l om' and one at the laraest ol the yccr. lwec ' .rs vw-re in keeplng 'ith 1 e asrer' any a cgrwcl time 'mas h l hy r , K X ge al sap' r Q7 uv ., in T rcl. Cluh, a v-.is laa Cl C100 nurrl ' r r tl , l r 'oll lvlfe l several alhlerez. Of: I the me' OU'-' fl' ll Q ls Fmrlf Tl l 'l l 'l Pl Ycil guard an the lo ,ln 'I tecm, cu' rio tune out 5 t'1k. l k l l 'l l tl U 2, , r t 1 s - r ' . , - ' , ' A 2 ' . ' . ' s 3 ' V l ' , ' , , A A I I I T I . . Class of 1948 Back Row Elmer Errclrson Charles Nyman Stan Lyons Chet Ashman Norman Inna John Krurck Herman Wrllrcms Robert Hencult Bob Jensen Kenneth Cox Frank Smathers Arnold Hamrlton Olrver Helle Second Row Davtd Dulardrn Albert Torre Kenneth Sather Narene Thorsen Merta Serbert Donna Lrtehrser Mary Ann Anderson Shirley Taubenek Pat Brngham Sharon Francrsco Donald Hull Rrchard Calkrns Arthur Allen Roy Hawley Mrs Yeakey Advrser Thrrd Row Wallace Dale Gordon Larson Marcella Wrllrcms Mcrrlyn Charlson Alrce Bode Delores Young Arlene Hatch Margaret Soper Wrlma Lee Ann Harrrs Vrrgrnra Krnq Shrrley Rowley Murrel Wrlson Marylou Horclal Shrrley Norberg Tom Ary LeRoy Haberly Jerry Neal Bob Harrrer Bob Morgan Bob Trmm Frflh Row Ruth Gallagher Zelmo Drclcau Ruth Rrvette Barbara Van Patten Betty Currrer Lots Husby Kerth ONerl Duck Rochon Lawrence Verlrnda Grace Blackmore Phyllrs Carllouette Helen Haugen Horace Savory rront Row Evelyn Glrven Mary Janet Moskeland Phyllrs McKenzie Norma Lorenz Jane Kouyran Mrldred Thorsen Yvonne Funden Betty Berqer Elatne Funden Beverly Berger Pat Morrsset Carol Bedford Pat Bryant Ramona Warness Mr Gordon Advrser JUNIOR OFFICERS Mr Gordon Advrser Merta Serbert SecretaryTreas urer Herman Wrllrams Presrdent Chet Ashman Vrce Pre :dent Mrs Yealrey Advrser PAGE THIRTY ONE Fourth Row: Doyle Brown, Carleton Clapp, George Luscombe, Frank Damish, Jerry Larson, Bob Bailey, '57 DF FRESHMAN OFFICERS 'r Anc' ron Advrser Pat Sullrvan Vrce Presrcent .lock Rose Treasurer Elmer Hovrk Presrdent Flor ence Scotter Secretary Peter Booan Sergeant at A ms IA s Mrtchell Aclvrser Class of 1950 Beck Fo at Sull san Glen Bates Bob Buttke Terry Grrmm Elmer Hovrlr Merle Connell Howa d Burge s Rrchard Wrllrams Jack Francrsco Arnold Woge Eugene Robertson Geralo Lrnd .lack Rose Second Row Ken Erlbert Vrrgrnra Neal Roberta Rood Dorothy Mrles Janet Anderson Glorra Ve lrndo Marranne An erson Mary Robertson Patsy Zurlo Maxrne Wentworth L rs Moser D A Orrl C rl Thompson Raymond Qheldon Nerl Be geson nell Delores Koch Helen Elder Na y Morrrs E rna Davenport Joanne Sylte Theodore Mors et Dorothy Regan Mr Anderton Advrser Fourth Row Douglas Day Rrchard Haaland Alvrn Sherman Bob Clayton Lyndon Holder Jrmmre Krnde Robert Hanson Donald Smrth Hugo Qt rnhauer Clyde Wrllrams Alvrn Lyons Raymond Moses Ftth Row Wal on Anderson Ronalfl Phrllrps lxcn Frlbert Geroldrne Dotson Donna Mclvrlle Edrth Carlson Grave Hovrlr Mrldred Harvey Fhyllrs Nasr o Ann Clark Florence Scotter Deon Crrder Peer Bagan s Mtchell A yrs Frort Fam Bert Fron orl Gerald Clcpp Duck Lrncborg Dorothy Howell Glee Wrester Donna Trautman Jo Anne Farrrs June Curley Marron Anderson Marrlyn Roggendorf Burla Gorum Verlo Davrs Joe Rowe Gene Brrlrs PAGE THIITY THREE ' , .. lm i .r . .se t ,, ' , A , ' - ' 4 - Y ' l . I , 1 . . . ff F, Q' , , , ' , ' ' , , - r 3 , ' :T , , , ' , o , rc' ' , a Thrrd Row: Carlene Wilson, Alice Bartholomew, Pat Patterson, Darlene Dimitroll, Gaynell Dunn, Shirley Con- , , ' .f , Y ' , C' , , 1 S , V . . . . . I I b -I . . , I . . I V . , I . . . , . A Mr , i , 5 ' cr. - - r C' , , ' ' f r . V , r, z4z'4ZeZcca X Coach Culbertson hails from Coquille, Oregon. He is a graduate of Lebanon High School and of the College of Puget Sound. This has been Mr. Culbertsons first year at M. H. S., and he has brought Marysville through with flying colors in all sports ac' tivities. We hope to see you in coming years, Coach. COACH FRED 1. CULBERTSON FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row: Paul Norwood, Richard Hartland, Alvin Sherman, Jerry Larson, Herman Williams. Second Row: Jack Francisco, Joe Rowe, Raymond Moses. Gordon Carpenter, Lawrence Verlincfa, Dick Qrll Richard Calkins. Third Row: Mr, Munizza, Asst. Coach, Dave Merner, Chet Ashman, West Peterson, Frank Damish, Leon Mangts Fritz Dudek, Bill Saunders, Tom Prater, Mr. Culbcrtsan, Coach. Front Row: Managers Ken Ftlbert and Carl Thompson, Bob Morgan, Stan Lyons, Keith ONetl, Frank Thorn lund, Tom Ary, Bob Fisher, Elmer Hovtk, Bob Timm, Manager Harold Gough. C5 C: 9 as T15 ' ' U t,,,Q,,'r I. uv- ' 74:11 bw ' V' Na fb tv .err Cf' Q93 ct. ll as ' 1 'vfl ' PAGE THIRYY-SIX ri X I Coach Munuzza graduated from Puyallup Hugh attended C P S and receuved hus B A un Educatuon from W W C E After teach ung and assustung the coach one year at Sno homush he attended Columbua Unuversuty re ceuvung hus Masters un Physucal Educatuon Thus year he coached baseball assustung wuth football and basketball Well be look ung for you next year' ASSISTANT COACH LAWRENCE V MUNIZZA The Knuqhts ot the Paddle were duvuded unto two squads thus year headed by Vurgul Sheets and Ed Poteet In thus way they were able to do an extra tune uob of patrollung the fueld and aym at all the sports events Much of thus credut goes to Mr Rounds theur advuser Back Row Advuser Mr Rounds, Glen Humann Dave Wulson Charles Nyman Henry Nulsson Vurgul Sheets and Frutz Dudek Front Row Bob Bauley Tam Prater Ronald Oates Ed Poteet and Duck Peterson PAGE THIRTY SEVEN , . . ., . . 1 1 ' 1 .. 1 - - ' 1 : , . 1 1 1 1 1 Upper Row: Bob Morgan, end, Dave Merner, halfback, Chet Ashman, halfbacky Wes Peterso en' Lower Row: Fritz Dudek, tackleg Tam Prater, tackle, Frank Damish, end, Torn Ary, center, Marysville NAarysville Marysville Marysville Sedro-Woolley O Monroe 6 Snohomish l3 Burlington 7 Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Anacortes l4 Arlington l3 Edmonds 7 Mt. Vernon l4 The Marysville Tomahawks, defending champions of the county and also co-champions of the Northwest League, started the l946 season with a victory over Sedro-Woolley, and looked as it they were really going places. After defeating Monroe 26-6 for their second victory of the young season, Marysvilles championship hopes suffered a severe iolt when they dropped a hard-fought game to Snohomish. However, the Tomahawks kept their chances for the title by knocking over the highly touted Burlington Tigers in one of the outstanding games of the l946 season, PAGE YHIRTY-EIGHT H250 an F '.A54-at ti lg i 22 'far ff' .A The following Saturday at Marysville, Coach Culbertsons team fought to a T4 to T4 tie with the Seahawks from Anacortes, still staying in the running for the championship title. Then the Arlington Eagles invaded Marysville looking for revenge for their defeat at the hands of the Tomahawks the previous year Marysville lumped into an early 7 to 0 lead but Arlington came roaring back to outfight the Tomahawks l3 to 7 dropping Marys ville out of the running tor the title Marysville next went to Edmonds with new spirit bu was turned back by a highly spirited Edmonds team by a score of 7 to 6 The last game ofthe season was played on the home held aqainst Mt Vernon where the Tommies again tasted detea from the Bulldogs I' e ou tending player of this years team was the veteran tackle Fritz Dudek who was playing his fourth year on the line for Marysville Upon Dudek were bestowed all tour awards Best Blocker Best Tackler lnsprrational and Captain He and Chet Asnman tullback received All Northwest honors Seniors v ho played their last games for Marysville this sea on were Fritz Dudek Bill Saunders Leon Mangis Tom Prater Wes Peterson Bob Fisher and Paul Norwood The o her lettermen on the squad are Chet Ashman Frank Damish Tom Ary Bob Timm Franlf Thornlund Elmer Hovtk Stan Lyons Bob Morgan Dave Merner and Keith ONell All of these will be back next year Upper Row Bob Fisher halfback Bill Saunders center Stan Lyons end Leon Mangns quarterback Lower Row Elmer Hovik tackle Frank Thornlund guard Bob Timm guard Keith ONeil halfback 1 if J be -:HY PAGE THIRYY NINE of in , 5.4 i , Glen Purnell Wes Peterson PAGE FORTY Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville ,f Leon Mangxs Bob Bailey Dave Merner Anacortes North Kitsap , Sedro-Woolley Mount Vernon Burlington Concrete Auburn Kent Smnwood North Kitsap Monroe Enumclaw Frank Damlsh Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Chet Ashrnan Dick Peterson Herman Williams Bob Timm 35 Slanwoocl 37 59 Monroe 36 LEAGUE GAMES 59 Arlington 34 26 Snohomish 32 65 Edmonds A9 35 Edmonds 25 A3 Snohomish 2l Al Arlington 36 DISTRICT GAMES 29 Anacortes 33 38 Snohomish 39 BASKETBALL Under Coach Culbertsow le tvlarysvrlle Tom'nre ompleted a rather successful season wrnnrng l3 ou of 22 games Although they lost several practrce games they dropped only one game rn the Snohomrsh County League thereby tyrng tor the County Cham ptonshrp The Tomahawk wen o the Drstrrc but were elrmrna ed by losrng the trrt game to Anacortes 33 to 29 and the econd to Snohomrsh by a score of S9 to 38 Boh were well played games of whrch Mcrr,svrl e can leel proud Although they were elrmrn aecl the Tommres were one of the strongest teams r h Dr trrcr ada recerved much favorable comment Leon Mangr and Glen Purnell vtere our two out tandrng players ct the tournament Leon berng chosen ror the guard posrtron on the All Drstrrct Team and Glen recervrng Honorable Mentron Che Ashman led the seasons scarrng wrth 258 points Although Wes Peterson began rn mrd season he worked hrs way up to a rather steady posrtron Dave Merner and Bob Trmm also played ball throughout the sea on Althougw Herman Wrllrams and Bob Barley were Frank Damrsh good steady Drck Pe erson reserves they played good ball whenever they were callecl upon lcontrnued on page 8Ol xy FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to Rrght Gene Robertson Drck Orrl Raymond Sheldon Jrm Krnder Rrchard Haaland Alvrn Sherman Duck Wrllrams Jack Rose Elmer Hovrk Bob Buttke and Coach Wes Anderton FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Basketball Squad coached by Wes Anderton had a farrly successful season The boys worked hard and prcked up some very valuable experrence and trarnrng to be used later as they go on to play varsrty ball SECOND TEAM Back Row Carl Thompson Manager Frank Thornlund Glenn Fronl Row George Luscombe Gordon Carpenter Rrchord Graaf Banrll Coach Munrzza Vern Campbell Lref Hylbuck Everett stra Bud Solvberg Daun Krzer Fred Dockendorf Eugene Savage Gerald Clapp a Mnager Rochon un .1- w...... S PAGE FORTY ONE BASEBALL Back Ro Gene Robertson Joe Rowe Raymond Sheldon Charles Nyman Alvtn Sherman Glenn avaqe Glen Parks Earl Slonrker George Luscombe Second Row Manager Gerald Lrnd Herman Wrllrams Olrver Helle Frank Smathers Daun Krzer Jack Rose Arnold Hamrlton Leonard Stormo Coach Munrzza Front Row John Morrrs Dck Orrl Jrmmue Krnder Duck Peterson Bob Fusher Bob Barley Bob Horrell Elmer l'lOvllr GOLF Wayne Wrllrams Eugene Rochon Bud Darlrng Elmer Hovrlr .lack Rose Walter Sundvuk Fred Doc endovf e Merner Bud Sol bera Leon Manars Norman Nylander Coach Mr Mlls BASEBALL The Marysvrlle Tomahawlcs opened theur T947 sea son by talcrng a thrlllrng doubleheader from Everett Seagulls Leon Mangls patched the opener scatermg 8 huts and tannmg 7 lor a Ql vrc ory Chet Ashman hurled the nrghtcap allowing but 2 huts and shu .Ing out the Seagulls lO At Anacortes the Tomahawks dld tt agarn under Mangls and Ashman taking the Seahawks 3 O and 5 4 In therr frrst home game John Morrrs took the mound scatterrng 3 huts and collectrng sux strtke outs to defeat Twrn Crtles 9l Duck Peterson hut 3 for 4 lcontrnued on page 801 PAGE FORTY TWO GOF The Golt team coached by Mr Mull sta ed oft a busy sea on by meeting the Bellingham Raiders IH oelt gwam la er traveling o Renton Mt Vernon c a Evcre A the beginning of the sea on the boys were placed on a ladder accordrng to their qualifying cores Each man has the prrvrlege ot challengmg tho e above hum ana the top trve are chosen for each weeks team Twelve boys also competed rn the School Golf Tournament for the plaque grven by Mr Quast owner of the Cedar Crest Course Dave Merner and Bud Darlrng entered the frnals wrth Bud copprng the trophy . I T ' W I A Lf , or gr V L A n I 1 . W 1 r-. Q , , Q , X V , 5 , . , l t , K i , y Y 1 ,V W . ' F -.- X -1 l A l . l 1 tl w: , , , , , S 5 , Dov I v V, gl, , . l , L . , L , l I H , ' r ' 91 - . .t. X S . . . . . ' ' t ' V Tn l ., I' ' 1' , . ' , rn' I l - ' T . .. l l ' S . 1 5 A . . . I 5 , , . E . . . . I Y ' . , ., M CLUP SMOKtP J 9 'Q J o '- ecm X r rc en ee e I bou s e I ng r C1 clue er I I Vw. 1 ood ana Bolo l organ wcIeIeo1u e'l Jo c eIenI a I Io ox. yy Inf L IWC f I eno e n f lIence crw parIIcIpfI RACK I Ie n ur L oacn rr n eno L re erson 22 rea CI cu' Wa HF fIII I1 lOU 720 I lay Paul Norwood 11113 relay lu lw bl p Io' DUI Dave WII on 84.0 Gy I I I I um oee v U Jllwcn TOO 220 relay Tom lXe'cIle rnIle Jumors Bob Morgan MO relay broad lunm C Ccl lO9 220 relay Bob l-lc'rIIer 880 Iorn Ary slwo+ flsfcus Jerry Lu on s o' c CL lcIIy Iwcol S80 luglw lump Leroy Haberly l'o Cl1e,I Aslwmon lnIgI 0 Soplwo more Frar' Ilworn uno broad mop rnIe Genn BanI mIle Pre, me Glen Bale on Inuecl on pac' CMOKER W J o row I rr er Glenn Pumel Paul Norwooo r Crcoml Pav noll Harmlron ob TIn1In Kel I Qwe Am Fo Th nfl I Iv II Io o LI oc owe o yovco on ousev r le t O I P aler Slon Lyows Ion ow DI 1 oc on Leon MongIs I nk Dormsh ve Nerner Sou Lers Bo O19 ElI'IeI Hoy f Jervy Larson on on arpenler Del New eccer Dove Wrlson FIIIZ Duce TRACK ow aclw Fred ulbcrrson Ed F reel Frank Thornlurl Genrr nl Jerry Larson c er, Merle Connell HowIe Gaeth levy Neal Monaoer Nell Beraesor' Frou Rov Tom Kefelle Wayne WIllIarns Tom Ary Poul Norwood D ve V!IlsorI DIclc Colkms Bob Harrre Glen Bates I , Xi if PAGE FORTY THREE BOYS M CLUB The Boys M Club rs composed of the boys who have earned a le ter rn at ea one ot the tour maror sports Football ba lcetball baseball and track The manaaers art a o rncludel All boys enterrnq the c ub must lrqht rn the annual smoker From the pro ceecs at the molcer they put on c Fa ne Son banquet tor the members an therr a Tre clrb sponsorefl a Hallovxeen party tor both the arade anl hrqh school student was a huae success and rs planned as on annual altarr The boys also went to Seattl to see the State Ba lcetbcll Tournament games GrtrLS M CLUB The Grrls tt Club con rs s ot grrls who leave earned one thousand pomts by par rcrpa mg rn drfterent sports throughout the year The mam actrvrty thrs year was the all county Sports Day held here on November 9 lt was a great success A banquet was rec. ured lor the mothers and was enroyed by all lcontrnued on page 45l BOYS M CLUB Dudelc Bob Frsner l owre Goeth Bud Darlrna Gordon Carpenter Del Neub cl-:er Donald Gyo ofr Elmer Hovtlc Second Row Leroy Haberly Arnold Hamrlton Brll Scrurcers Dave Merner Wes Peterson Leon Manars Bob Barley Jerry Larson Frank Damrsh Bennett B tters Bll Anderson and M Culbertson Advrser r ont ow rn Lyons Drk Peterson Tom Prater Kerth Ohlerl Drck Rochorr Tom Ary Frank Thorn un: Genr B nltl Bob Tmm GIRLS M CLUB a ow rrs ouyran orence ales e nrce rar Fear Ibserr Dorrrra Lerter Donna Neubec er Mass Porter Advrser Shrley Marken Phyllrs Corlouette Donna Lrtehrser Marrlyn Moltsberaer Joyce Walbere and lane Kouyran nt w ary or era t Wrraht une ra er ores us y our a Morrrson Doro' Mrsz utr Gallagher Sharon Francrsco Caren Krurclc Coral B dtorr' Helen Hauaen and Shrrley Norbert PAGE FORTY FOUR ,N ,. . I L . IX it r , 3 f 3 I t ' - , B rg ' Q. - ' K r - ' ' , A A A W l 5 ', . '..' r'- U . X ' , d ' D ds. l 1 . . f ' I 'h .s. 1: S , . l V l'v U S' T U . l '- Back Row: Wayne Wrllrams, Paul Norwood, Bob Morgan, Dave VVrlson, Glen Purnell, Chet Ashman, Frvg ' , , , u ,, i , r. , . T 'r R r r Stc , c , . , , , , I l, l 1 a l , - . B ck R : Ch , K , Fl B , B r L N, l , . , k , no recur NbV,Pa vu Pt,Del Hb,Cn.r , my brat H-Rf AG D1 BOYS M CLUB OFFICERS Bob Timm Secretary Treasurer Torn Prater Presrdent and Wes Peterson Vrce Pre raent OIRLS M CLUB OFFICERS Pearl lbsen President Miss Porter Adviser and Donna Lerter Secretory Treasurer TICKET TAKERS AND SELLERS Back Ro Mrs Yealrey Adv ser Donna Neubeclccr Ellen Durardrn Mildred Tho sen Futce Turner Florence Bates Roberta Miles Jean nc Trubshow Zcl'nc Drckau and Donna Lerfer ront Row Bonnre Stormo Shirley Marlren Jean Bills Phyll s Snyder Marcella W ll a'n E elyn C: Bode Delores Young and Arlete Hutch TICKET TAKERS AND SELLERS New to MHS rs this orqanrzatron which was started at the beginning of the T944 football season and had nineteen members this year All members of this organization are marors rn the commercial field They take charge of tickets for a hletrc and musical events plays and other extra curricular school actrvrtres These students are doing a fine rob ot making the actrvrtres run smoothly while learning the responsrbrlrty of handling money and keeping accurate records x f x TRACK - lcontinuecl from page 431 low hurdles Merle Connell 880. This season looks very promising as there are ten return- ing lettermen: Peterson Williams Norwood Wilson Ocreth Morgan Larson Ashman Thornlund and Banfill. Several other boys are looking very good in turnout. The thin clads expected to do exceptionally well this year are: Paul Norwood Wes Peterson Wayne Williams Dave Wilson and Chet Ashman. Chet nevi to Marysville this year placed fifth in the Oregon State Meet lait -eason in the high jump. There are many meets this season to prepare the boys for the county district and state meets. GIRLS' M CLUB - lcontinued from page 44l Those initiated this year were Joyce Walberg Dorothy Misz Mildred Tharson and Donna Litehiser. The above girls and Shirley Norberg Carol Bedford Ruth Gallagher and Sharon Francisco were initiated into the County Girls' Athletic Association. The M Club girls showed up very well at the Sports Days this year. PAGE FORTY-FIVE GIRLS' TURN-OUT The l946-47 season of the Girls' Turn-out started in September with speedball. The number of girls turning out this year greatly exceeds that of the last few years, as the Sophomores and Freshmen seem to ao in for sports very much. Speeball sports day was held in Marysville, and was a huge success. Chairman of the committees were: Refresh- ments-Donna Leiter, Enterteinmenf-Donna Neubeclferg Fielfl.--Shirley Markeng Locke' Rooms-Phyllis Caillouetteg and Program-Pearl lbsen and Bernice Lian. Those on the first team in speedball were: Forwards-Donna Neubecl'er and Doroihy Mizz' fullbftcks--A Ruth Gallagher June Prater and Phyllis Ccillouette and halfb 4 no Ltelie Pearl lbsen Joyce Walberg and Jo Ann Everett Goalie was Te.J ty Mori Volleyball season was a success with the Junior and Sentor team coming ou a th champions Twenty girls attended Sports Day ct Monroe Darlene Owen was lie only Marysville girl on the champion team Those on the first team here at chool we e Shirle, Marken Donna Neubecker Donna Steinhauer Anne Dietrich Doro hy Mi Darlene Owen Caren Kruick Wilma Lee Phyllts Carllouette and Jo Ann Cla ls As there were forty girls turning out for basketball it was difficul to find eno gt space to play The Seniors and Juniors were tied for first place Shirley Martcen Donna Neubecker Phyllis Caillouette Joyce Walberg Dorothy Misz and Donna Latent er were onthe first team Skagit County held a Sports Day to which Marysville wa, invi ed Tho e attending were Donna Neubecker Shirley Marken Joyce Walberg June Pra er Marilyn Maltsberger Corinna Morrison Norma Lorenz Carol Bedford Jo Ann Clark Ph,llis Call louette and Delores Husby Also an enioyable day was spent in Snotomi h a ano her basketball Sports Day Dorothy Misz was on the champion team Baseball season started out very well with a great number of qirls turning out Al the teams are looking very good and tts hard to de ermme who will be champions The Senior and Junior teams have won all of their games so for and will want to con :nu to be Champs of all sports this year The Freshman and Sophomore teams are out to break their record A Sports Day will be held at Stanwood and a Sports Day which will feature all the sports played this year will be held May l4 in Edmonds W feel tha everyone has had a very enloyable year of sports under the guidance of Coach Miss Porter hh l 0013 PAGE FORYY SIX GIRLS TURN OUT Back Row Edith Carlson Gerry Dotson Grace l-lovtk Mildred Harvey Pat Ackerman June Prater Corrtna Morrison Delores Husby Joyce Walberg Marilyn Maltsberger Joan Lttehtser Coren Krurck and Jane Kouyuan Second Row Carolyn Christensen Mary Robertson Shirley Marken Donna Neubecker Donna Melville Edra Davenport Dorothy Carlson Teddy Morisset Donna Letter Phyllis Caillouette Norma Lorenz Mildred Thorsen Pat Wright May Doane Shirley Loshua and Miss Porter Coach Third Row Maron Gwinn Wilma Lee Darlene Owen Helen Haugen Shirley Connell Donna Lltehiser Beverly Bonn Norma Rollins Delores Koch Jo Ann Clark Lenore Howell Donna Trautman Front Row Vtolet Wa ness Dorothy Howell Dorothy Mtsz Shirley Norberg Mary Narberg Helen Elder Carol Bedforcl Florence Scotter Alice Bartholomew and Janet Andeson K X 1 , c - i. - ,z . , , T fg GC. ,-Don . 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The Quil Ceda is self- supporting, funds being secured by subscriptions from the students, and ads from local and out-of-town businessmen. Additional funds were raised this year by sponsoring a canival. Below are listed the staff and their duties: Bac? Pon: Del Neubeclrer, Bud Darling, Norma Fisher, Betty htanstad, Donna Neubeclcer, Glaoys Callar, Betty Cave, Tom Prater, Bill Sounders. Second Raw: Elmer Hovilc Betty Currier, Nadine Peterson, Shirley Lashua, Donna Leiter, Marylou Hoiclfzl, Pat Buell, Virginia King, Miss Borcier, Noel Kelley. Front Pav. Dave Wilson, irene Koolitz, Chris Kouyran, Violet Warness, Shirley Norbera, Helen t-laugze--, Grace Blackmore, Carol Bedford, Margaret Matson, Arnold Hamilton. lower Pirures: Miss Berger Adviser' Donna Leiter, Editor: Betty Hanstad, Business Manager. Adv-ser: Miss Edith Boraer. Business Manager: Betty l-lanstadiDebote. Editor: Donna Leiter. Assistant Business Manager: Helen l-laugenA-Faculty. Assistant Editor: Virginia King--Annual Staff, Librarians, Senior Editors: lrene Koplitz.+Olfice Girls- Nadine Peterson-Coaches: Margaret Matson-Closs History, Speech Class, Junior Editor: Shirley Norberg. Sophomore Editor: Pat Buell. Freshman Editor: Elmer Hovilr-also Freshman Basketball. Boys Sports: Bud Dorling-Golf: Bill Saunders-Football, Baseball, Jerry LarsonATrack, Tom Prater-Basketball. Girls Sports: Donna Neubeclrer--also Senior Boll Music: Jerry Larson-T.S.T.: Marylou Hordal-Band, also Plays, Noel Kelley-Orchestra, Chorus. Art: Arnold Hamilton-also Boys Club: Carol Bedford-also Junior-Senior Banquet, Grace Blackmoree-also Junior Prom, Art Club. Camera Daze 1 Shirlee Lashauhalso K,O.P.: Chris Kouyian, Violet Warness, Reporters: Betty Cave-Pep Club, Student Conterences, Del Neubeclreer-Boys' M' Club, F.F,A., Dave Wilson-Smoker, Torch Club: Gladys Collar-Triple T., Tolo, Girls' Club, Betty Currier-Tomahawk, Connie Sylte-Movie Operators. PAGE FIFTY Carnuval The Annual Staff sponsored Marysvulles tzrst carnuval In seven years to ralse money tor a bugger and better annual Much credlt should be glven the General Chalrman Bud Darlnng and to the tollowlng committee heads Games Vnrgsnla Kung Dance Tom Prcter Food Shlrley Lashua Make up Na :line Peterson Carnlval Queen Donna Lester IVIZGS Margaret Matson Fortune Tellung arol Bedford Clean up Jerry Larson Movnes Bull Helfrnch Thanks should also be gnven to the many students helping who were not members of the Annual Stall Each chair man decorated hrs own booth The mann event was the crowning of the queen Each class chose nts queen candldate The Sensors chose Norma Fisher the .lunlors Phyllis McKenzie the Sophomores Glorla La km and the Freshmen Grace Hovlk At the special assembly managers campalgned for their candidates and Mr Malls explained that each penny was to count as one vote Clever posters were put up all over the school and the competltuon was keen to the very end of the contest At the Carnival Mr Mllls crown ed Grace Hovnk Queen Grace l and e ented her wtth a lovely compact The three princesses each receuved a box of candy and all four gurls were gnven recelpts for free annuals The cake walk bingo and marriage bu reau seemed to be the most popular Prizes ranged from kites and whistles to pyrex sets and pottery A profit ot S327 was made with 5l3O ot thus amount taken In on the queen contest alone Upper Prclures Seen at the Carmval Bottom Prcture Mr Mllls Pruncesses Norma and Phyllus Queen Grace Princess Glorua l I PAGE FIFTY ONE Upper Left Annual Tapping Assembly Upper Rlght Annual Torch Club Banquet rn honor ol neophytes Lower Prcture Back Row Don Cyoroq Jerry Benthun Jrrn Marchand Joyce McCorkle Carma Bedford Everett Savage Glen Bonllll Robert Hyden Second Row Jerry Larson Leroy Haberly Barbara Blls Lullnan Barley Pat Buell Corunna Morrlson Joyce Walberg Glorna Lakun Luculle Howell Donna Manaus Frank Thornlund Eugene Rochon Fred Dockendorf Dorothy Carlson Lenore Howell Joy Taubeneck Mlldred Anderson Thrrd Row Doyle Brown Mary Janet Moskeland Arlene Maltaus Ruth Gallagher Carol Bedford Marylou Hondal Shnrley Norberg Noreen Thorsen Merta Selbert Mary Ann Anderson Murnel Wnlson Phyllns Carllouette Helen Haugen Vrrgmna Kung Grace Blackmore Bob Tlmm Kerth ONeul Arthur All n Arnold Hamilton Front Row Ellen Dugardm Donna Letter Betty Hanstad Wes Peterson Eumce Turner Margaret Matson Johnny Morrus Jenn Bulls eon Mangls Myrna Ackerman Dave Wnlson Betty Hopp Arduth Clapp Ramona Smuth Frutz Dudek Mr Vnrqm TORCH CLUB Actrvutnes ot the Torch Club thus year began with the annual Tappmg Ceremonnes held last tall at whnch twenty seven new members were tapped Into the society making a total ot tltty nine members Later an the year the neophytes were teted at the annual Torch Club banquet and Sock Hop All members have a B averaqe or better A student must earn twenty tour points durrng his Freshman year for a one bar pun To recetve a two bar pun he must earn forty eight pornts by the end of his Sophomore year A total of elghty pomts are required at the end of the Junior year tor a three bar pm Permanent gold Torch puns are awarded at graduatlon exercxses to the Sensors who have earned one hundred and ten pornts or more PAGE FIFTY-TWO TORCH CLUB OFFICERS Treasurer, M, Virgrn, Adviser. -V, s Dave Wrlson, President, Betty H r.'a.y, Sfandmgf Noreen Thorsen, Vuce-Presdent, Bob Timm ansta, ec ITS ALI IN YOUR HEAD March 28 the Junrors under the dr cton ol Ms r rrr trra rous mystery complete wrth a rockrng harr that rockrcl hy t It v came screamrng from the Irlarary Tle Prescotts Norman Lrncl and Vrrcrrrrrrr lfrr 5 I therr son and daughter Mrtcn and Melrssa lTom Ary and Mary Ja rrt Mr lfrl Ij rvrrl rnto and old house Isabel lShrrley Norhergl brought hrr trrcnrl Ourncy Slrrrw II rry II rl home tor the week end and was hor cl to lrnd cverythrng rn a mr or rBo Harrrerl the good hearted l3l nerghhor and the mard Anna Lura ky l I Ir y Rovvlr y, complicated matters wh le Petcr lOlrver I-lcll and Sally Cramfr lOrarr llrrrk r rhemselves rrght at home All tl at was needed was for a rrpor rr lfflcrrylou Ilorrlrl ap ear on the scene When a pcture mysterrously tell cl a Iugr hl If t I cr 'errorrzrng everyone even I abel became rnterested and helped lrnally to lvr thr y t y Frank Smathers sound eltec' man and Donna Neubeckcr Shrrlcy lvl rkrn and Ilyllr Mclxenzre assrsted Mrss Porter wrth the make up The S agc Constructron rla un Irr IA Rounds burlt the sets ALMOST EIGI-ITEEN Last November the Senrors under Mrs Orrenmaas drrectrng prcscntcd a thrcc act comedy rn whrch the laughs and tears centered around Eddre Barry lNoeI Kcllcyl and hr ambrtrons hopes mrstcrkes and romances Norma Frsher was Ann Sherman hrs rdral Glenn Humann and Ramona Smrth gave outstandrng performances as hrs parents Myrna Ackerman was hrs srster Beatrrce and Bob Lathrop hrs Uncle George Others rn thc cast were Mabel Warren Marrorre Clark Mrs Granvrlle Lafern Stewart Tommy Granvrllc Ed Poteet Sally Davrdson Betty Cave Mr Merrrtt Bud Darlrng and Mrss Dalrymple Eunrce Turner In charge of propertres was Betty Hanstad arded by Margaret Matson Roberta Buell and Phyllrs Krzer were prompeters and Donna Neubecker and Shrrley Marken assrsted wrth the make up JUN OR PLAY lUpper Prctun-I rmarr Lund SI-rrrlee Rowley V ra n a Krnc Narylou Ho dal J ry occ cc more rv rrenmaa Olrver Helle Shrrley Norbero Bob Hnrr er Aary Jan-r fr eland 1 t Orrenmaa ORPV rPc rrorre Clark Bob L throp Norma Fr her Noel Kell y B ty C v Fd Tur Myrna Ackerman Lafern Stewart Raw-c Sm h a C l Hume On ' ' ' 're I r 4 Rutl O gnrr prrfsrfrrtr-rl rr rrrro-r , ' f ' f 2 use , and rr rrrrrrrl vlro E ' I ' . 1 I N X rrl rtrrr I ' I l I I X r 1 rf, :r,rtr' srrr ' ' . ' ' : ': ' C if tl'f I - , C I I ' E 5 E :','. lrt lr Twrtrlrfrll I l3 I . 1' V s frrrr : f ' E ., I ' I ' el .5 f I rrr rrr-I rrrrr lr- ' I . 1 4 L: I r .l In D . I ' , an, r : ar, ra arf ,rrrr . ' 4 , S ' A - so f JVTI s rfr , Prompters were Betty and Beverly Berger. Leroy Hcberly was stage manager, arrrl - .s g - , A - a Q Jr ' ' A 4 ' - . f - f I , ss r f r. . . 5 ,. I I . I ' 4 I . , J I , . I I . . I I . I I . al 2 I , 2 - ' , A 5 l , . , . , I . NO f ' I rwr r I . r I er ttec, Gr - ' B' If -, To I-ry, Uri Q I V I, r , I I I ,sk ,. On the rrfqkt In U 1 SEN! LA 'Lowe r 'wer Ma , a , . s , e , e' a e . Pow-et, Bud Drzrirna, Fwrre I r ' I , fs ,I 1 Q GEM , ff 'ICJ HITY 7Hlff XX -'flgf' Xl JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET The upper picture shows the scene at the third annual banquet held March Ql The decorations were green and white with murals and miniature diploma placecards to carry out the graduation theme M C Tom Ary introduced entertainers Olee Wlester and Merle Connell and main speaker Dean Thomas Jessett The sophomores ushered and served JUNOR PROM The lower picture shows the Prom held April ll Clever decorations represented an under water scene An island of palms and driftwood were in the center while the walls were draped with fishnets and brightly color d lush Sunken treasure crabs and seaweed completed the setting LaVon Johnson s band played and intermission entertainment was interesting and varied Herman Williams wa general chairman SENIOR BALL A winter wonderland scene complete with snowballs and snow-covered trees was the theme for the annual Ball December 20. Music was provided by Thue's band. John Morris was general chairman, assisted by Myrna Ackerman, decorations, Margaret Matson, entertainment, Noel Kelley, orchestra, Shirley Marken, refreshments, Betty Hanstad, adver- tisement and program, and Ed Poteet, cleanup. The entire class worked on committees. GIRLS CLUB TOLO The Tolo, May 7, followed the theme of Blossom Time. Under a canopy of ribbons radiating from a May Pole, couples danced to the music of LaVon Johnson. About the floor were trees decorated with flowers and birds, park benches, fountains, arches, and butterflies. At intermission time Noel Kelley, Bob Harrier, Gaynell Dunn and Merle Connell entertained. Latern Stewart was general chairman. Earlier in the week a special Tolo Day gave the girls a chance to carry books and open doors for the boys to get in the proper spirit for the occasion. PAGE FIFTY FOUR BON S CLUB Any boy enrolled rn Marysvrlle Hrgh School au tomatrcallly becomes a member of the Boys Club The mann actrvrty of the club durrng the year was lrntra mural Basketball wrth enough teams so that every boy rn school who so desrred could play The games were played crurrng the noon hour and the competrtron was very keen The Club members also enroyed matron prctures of the too ball game between the El Toro Marrnes and the Fleet Crty Blue Jaclcets BOYS CLUB OFFICERS Standrna Mr Harmon Advrser M Gordon Advrser eated Do le B own Secretary Leon Mancrs Presr ent Tom Prater Nrrce Presrclent GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Starranq Mrs Yealrey Advrser Mrss McGure Advrser Sea ed Mary Janet Moslceland Secretary Roberta Buell Vrce Presrdent Ramona Smrth P srdent Phyllrs C rllouette Treas urer MOTHERS DAY TEA COMMITTEE Back Ra Mrss McGurre Advrser Shrrley Marken Decoratro s aflys Callar orsaaes rrcrnra Krna u rcrt lx s Y9C'l4ev ACIVISCF on Navy Ann Anderson Clean up Marylau Hordal 'nertcrnment Bonnre Starmo General Charrrnan Myrna c errnan Corsaces hrrley Norbera C can up Helen H ce Fooa GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL nell Dunn Phyllrs rer Be Berc r Joy au beneclr Joyce McCorkle Mary Morrrs V or ors u by rss McGurre Ph Is Carllouette Ro erta Buell Ramona Srnrth Mrs Yeokey Mary Janet Moskelnnd Shrrley Robertson GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Eac yecr at the Mo her s Day Tea the Grrl Club oltrcers tor the tollowrra year are rnstcrllel These otfrcers take cl arge of all Grrl Club mee rngs and do therr bet to create a caoperarrve an helpful sprrrt among the grrl A the Grrr Club sponsors such actrvrtres as the Tolo Mother Day Tea and the Health Room and prepar s programs for rts regular meetrngs rt rs one ol the busrest and most helpful organrzatrons n school GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL The Grrls Club Councrl consrsts of the Grrrs Club Otfrcers therr advrsers and two represenra tor the purpose of solvrng problems that may arrse among the grrls attemptrng to remedy a few problems of the entrre school makrng plans tor t Grrls Club actrvrtres of the year and drscussrng the grrls rdeas and suggestrons for a better Grrls Club The charrmen lor the morn actrvrtres the Club sponsors durrng the year are appornted by thc Councrl the commrtree members berng selected from a lrst ot volunteers The group spends a great deal of trme and effort to make school lrte more rn erestrng and enroyable tor the grrls PAGE FIFTY FIVE 1' r r , I A 1 - h t e . sl . A . 4 . F .A I I T 'C' . - ' .1 ' 5' -T- ' ' 1 I I ' ' d ' ' A s. s ' '3 I I fs r ' ' I I our S Af Y I ' 1 I J r ld F H , lr k- . , 5 r , , - r - - - r 1 . 5 . ' , re 5 fl , ,- l , 4 l , ' - ' tives elected from each class. The Council meets W I , 1 I l r J or . T c J , v gf vo P bl 'y, rr. - A .M rr, rm, fr , . , W ' ' ' , ' ' c.t : , , 7 ' - ' - ' - A lc , , 5:45 S 5, l .V 7 ' 4 I I h gpg: rw, , . ' Baci' Rota- Gay , K z , tty Je , T ' l I f rt Row- L H s , M , yl: ' ' . . A I n . r . fFor Stories on Orchestra and Band see page 8ll ORCHESTRA Standing Center' Director, Mr. Clarence Cassell. Back Row: Paul Norwood, Bert O'Neil, Jim Hazen, Frank Marcfon, Jack Rose, Ken Cox, Pat Tyler, Del Griffin, Marylou Hoidal, Jerry Larson, Bennett Butters, Teddy Morisset, Gloria Lakin, Virginia King, Bob Buttke, and Merle Connell. Second Row: Ruth Howell, Dale Smith, Shirley Savage, Joy Turner, Glenn Westwong, Clarence Cassell, J., Carleton Clapp, Virginia Neal, Gordon Hawley, Jerry Lind, Maxine Wentworth Shirley Connell, and Lucille Howell. Third Row, Gaynell Dunn, Joanne Carlson, Norma Crawford, Janet Schne der, Pat Serbert, Sue Witchey, Elmer Hovik, Joyce Walberg, Helen Elder, Neri Bergeson, Roberta Rood, and Joyce McCorkle. Front Row: Noreen Thorsen, Ramona Smith, Barbara Johnson, Colleen Simons, Virginia Howell, Mary Morris, Gene Stock, Delores Koch, and Lenore Howell, BAND Back Row: Paul Norwood, Frank Marden, Jimmy Hazen, Bert O'Neil, George Luscombs, Bennett Butters, M , Cassell. Second Row: Gene Wright, Dick Henault Deon Morgan, Billy Ketelle, Minerva Hatch, Carol Mcrnier, Dorothy Miles, Bill Aldridge, Elizabeth Bedford Noel Kelley, Frances Sheldon, Carl Thompson, Bill Lathrop, Doyle Brown, Jack Rose, Ken Cox, Pat Tyler, Alan Ledlord, Gerald Clapp, Delbert Griffin. Third Row: Shirley Hovik, Margaret Guetlin, Donald Gyorog, Ja Ann Smith, Lois Baxter, Elmer Hovik, Joyce Walberg, Larry Lozeau, Adrian Damish, Carleton Clapp, Donna Deitrich, Virginia King, Danny Rose, Marylou Hoidal, Jerome Larson Jerry Parrish, Front Row: Helen Elder, Neil Bergeson, Ruth Howell, Gene Stock, Virginia Howell, Mary Morris, Gordon Hawley, Virginia Neal, Jerry Lind. PAGE FIFTY SIX f f e i r I' r i r Center: Gaynell Dunn. CHCRUS Back Raw Dan Hauser Leonard Storma Duck Sullrvan Bull Anderson Kenny Cox Stan Lyons Bob Horrell Bob Harrrer Ken Logstrom Howre Gaeth Bull Wetzel Bob Morgan Frank Damssh Dave Merner Ed Po teet Jerry Neal Bull Saunders Murray Moulton Noel Kelley Bob Lathrop Torn Ketelle Mr Cassell Mrddle Row Chrrs Kouyuan Delores Young Arlene Hatch Grace Sheets Shrrley Clark Bonrta Troutmon Wrlma Lee Barbara VanPatten Jewell Peterson June Prater Delores Husby Pat Ackerman Donna Lerfer Shlrlee Lashua Shlrley Robertson Bernlce Lran Jeannrne Trubshaw Nodtne Peterson Pot Wrrght Caren Krurck Front Row Florance Loudenburg Morne Sneatlum Margaret Matson Betty Cave Arlene Maltaus Lafern Stewart Bobble Shafer Marulyn Maltsburger Goynell Dunn Eeanor Turk Ramona Warness Pat Bryant Vuolet Warness Carol Bedford Josephrne Wrllrams Marcella Wrllrams Joyce McCorkle Bac Row Pat Tyler Jack Rose Ken Cox Del Grnftrn Marylou Hovdal Jerry Larson Ben Butters Merle Connell Dave Merner Second Row Gaynell Dunn Ramona Smuth Noreen Thorsen Nell Bergeson Helen Elder Bud Darlrna Doyle Brown Joyce McCorkl Donna Mangus Front Row Vrrgmra Kung Noel Kelley Joyce Walbera Elmer Hovrk CHORUS County Muslc Festrval and at the Drstrrct Cc -te contests agam thus year A chorr composed at the Baccalaureate Last sprung the chorus sang at the They are hoprng to wan honors In the sensor members of the chorus sang for This years chorus of 65 voices have worked hard under the patient and capable drrectron of Mr Clarence Cassell The chorus was featured at the Chrrstmas concert sung mg a group of carols accompanted by the orchestra Solotsts wlth the chorus were Kenny Cox and Noel Kelley A quartet composed of Bob Lathrop, Dave Merner, Bob Harrier and Bob Horrell song accompanted by the band Marte Sneatlum was an outstondmg soloist who represented the musrc department at vorrous concerts and contests lFor Story on TS T see pace 8lJ PAGE HFYY SEVEN T. S. T. SYNCOPATORS ' - 'U ' ' ' F' st. 'KJ PEP CLUB rclv Pow B l Herd Jewell Peterson Slwrley Norbero Helen Houoen Mory Ann Anderson Murrel Wrlsom to Senber Donna Lrtelrnser Shurley Rowley Nor n Thorsen Plryllrs Mclienzre Grace Blackmore Joyce McCorkle Betty Cove Bob Horrrer COPG Row othrop Tom Ketel'e Donna ternlwcuer cn G ltnnqs Morrlyn Moltsberoer Oorxo Lolrrt Joyce Wolbero June Proter Delores Husby Corrrnno florrrson Ronold Ootes Georoc Lqscombc Bud Solvb rg 1 ow Neu cker len Bonlull cn ruc Elo 1 Loudevlyerc Mcry Norb n F r Jeomne Tru 5 ON Mn lor e ark err f-r' ernrcc ron r r 1 'rt r 'tr Hormon Adviser BOD Horrell Leonorcl Stor rlv Norrr-an Nylonoer Ol er l v Seo rn A H berry J rsh Slwrley Morken Dortno Neuloeclce e y '-lon l cfno t Errtz Ducelr Doy on Love Bedford Delores Youno Arlen Hutch Myrno Ac-zerrnor' tg c Petty Po Tom P rw or Drck Roclwon Robbre Snoter Forma c e Yo v y Cu frs r nre fr uc o ec' Pont Clwr r-ess e PEP CLUB OE C r Treasurer 155 r v t r 'T' vrse B tty v y ldonp Vrce Prev ent STJDENT CONFERENCES GW S CLUB CONFERENCE AT BELLINGHAV Heler Hcucuefr Elorc-nfe Loudenburo Phyllrs r' S M ure Adu r V Janna r ze Cor on or r lr' Norm Mqrroy Moulton Navy Janet Mos 1 rs Husby 5 s Kouyrow Vro e Presr en on: er Fdrtlw rr SJUDEPT LEADERS CONFERENCE AT EVERETT Jolwn Morrrs Myrna Adermon Rornono Srnutlw PAGE FIFTY EIGHT Srorres of Deo Cru5 n S ud n Center megs on Dnqe ll I. -' A if .R i J KVI ,.,,, 5 1, 'Y , s 3 f r B: 5 rl , , J, V J , ' , , r, Mer t, , ' , ee , , , Sc- L- BobL , -., S r,D n V xr, V, I Tbrrf' P Del be , G A , Cor K r ' , 'sein . r rkz, ,' ergr rrc K rwq, Jol- Ao rrs, b l' -, -r r Cl , F, 1. bs, , B L , Plwylls K r, cl C - .e Q , 1 . , ' , ' , . rfo. Foo ' Pour- , ' , rv .efie-, Jerr ll. I To '.r Livoy o Bul Dol , ra E ter, , ' , l , r, B tt - ycc, R., ec Srn' lv, I , H , :Wh Por, Brll Sowders, Elecrror Turlf, fc? Buell, '-Azrcc-lla 'Nr'l4cw , ?nnc n Wcxrrress Pct Bryant, Cars! , U, e , A ' . r, Reber Bu ll, ,. . pp, rx r ireland, rcter, F 7 r R , , , I Loren: lv' X u,rrrn, Bott rrrer, Qo , Mr Q sorter, Ad' e S' r l e L sh , D r' . Lerfer, 147'-3 Peterson, frene Kool tz, r , ,, 5 t Vfcr , K wh O Nell. - E' ERS 39'-g SQ-bex Secreto y- 7 tv: Pc ter, Ad leer: -4 , Hart on, Ad r, e Cc: e, d tg 5 Bett , , , ,- . d , L ' . t. fr 4, ., U, Klz,, C.l- so J, Mr 3 :C 1-, Vse. tl ' ,, ' . rr d ' Q ' e X , 8 OFFICE GIRLS These grrls deserve a lot of ct 'lrt rot tl e good work they are dorng rn .hc hrgh chool and grade school ottrce Under the drrecrron of Mr Mtlls and Mr Zyls ra they collect cr endance slrps do typrng and dnt o work and other odd I b around the otlrce Th are always wrlltng ro help both teacher cnl students Deservrng more creelrt than we can grve on thrs page r he Supertntendent s Secre ar, I rs Bette Carpenter Bette ha been rn the oftrce sux years and each year she becom more rndrspensable We hope she wtll be wtrh us many more years to come ART CLUB The 'Xr Clun otttcers ror 46 477 cre Conra ltfawgts Presrden Marrlyn John on Vc Presrdent C trol Bedford Secre cry treasurer cr d ltr W T Rounds Advr er J Rounds cam ctrvrty perrod once a weel o grve help and rnstrucrron on protects the members hcl star ed Due to the large number ot memb rs the club was spltt rnto two groups whrch cam alte nate veeks Some or the prorec s were helprng Mr, Twedt mak paper mache frgures of chrlclren modelrrg wrth clay pcnctl sketche and pen and rnk drawrngs The Art Club made posters tor football games and concert and many mer' Upper Prcrures Mrs Rounds Art Club Adv r Ot' rrls Myrna Ackerman Betty Hopp Donna Neubccker Donna letter Maroaret Matson Shrrley Marken rrpa Ftsher Jean B B tty Anderson Sunerm tenoents Secretory Bette Carpenter ART ClUB fuck Row M rle Connell K nr' rd F bert Terry Crrmm nold ldamrlton Corrnna Morrrson Jerry Nea Pct Morrsset Grace Sheets nt Row Murrel Wlon X a tno Flora u uro Donna f anqrs Corot B lo G CJ Grac Blackmore 'QWRT fi ' nas nrvv NINE ' A 'eel ' ' W c ' ' ' ' 5 ' 3, ' , ' , I , Ai ' , ' ' E , . 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K . , 8 ,i .J fl .7 , .r . :.- ,I f 1 f ,n uf' PAGE SIXTY TOMAHAWK STAFr Back Pow Leon rd Stormo Bob Horrell Jann Morrts Merta Selber Mure Wtlson Norm Fts er ton oberto uell Betty Hansta Tom Ary Noe Kele Front Row Bob I-larrter Bull maunders Lafern Stewart Zclfna Dtckau Ruth Ivett Donna Letter o Paul Norwood Norman Nylander MISS McGuire Advtser MOVIE OPERATORS a Row Ton' Aff Doualos Dcy Carle'on f-lopp Benrett Butters an rntth Forman Inc' 0 n He r r ow enn ovage rt rortdorf Rowe ra lapp ln O LIBRARIANS S IIVTKJI c 'lttl op, n re ft I e B owt I fu Adv ne Journaltsrn class conftsts of twenty run r cnc sensors cho en for then nrt tn Enqlt h Thetr du ts to publtsh the Tomav' ntch tnclule planntng pa e ettng maternal, VVFIIIHQ Iortes, and ob alntng Oc I ft Inst femes or t CGUIFC Berntc Ish man q 1 cto he tc Be ty Hanstad Ednor orma Ftsher l oc Bull Saunders Bu ctnageI Lafern Stewart Feature John Morris Sports Noel Kelley Ctrculatton Donna Excnange Letfer The second semester th uclents chose Hurt I Wtlson Editor Roberta Buell, Assoc Ed Bal, t-larrter Bu Manag Mena Setbert Feature Tom Ary Sports Norman Nylander Circulation Zelma Dtccau Exchang The To .av J ts supported by adver tsements and su scrlpttons It ts a four paae bt monthy pao r contatnung new cnool acttvtttes fashtons humor, and of course the ever popular aosstp column MOVIE OPERATORS Btll Helfrtch ts the leader of our Movte Operators and Mr Zvlstra ts thetr aclvtser Worlctng tn patrs, these boys gtve up thetr study hall ttme to show films at the Shoulte Kellogg Marsh Ltncoln lntermedtate and Hugh .pchool Butldrngs The boys recetve no credtt for thetr work, and as the ftlms adcl more Interest and color to our classes, maktn our studytng easter, we feel that they well deserve the apprectatlon we feel for them LIBRARIANNS The ltbrartans check books ID and aut, record fines, ftle cards and shelve books They also take care of the magaztnes and papers Many new books arrtve each year and these must be kept as new as possible by careful handling and proper care In atdtng the students, llbrartans must know where to fund books and reference material whtch IS requested is I y ' 4 ' .QA ..- K H . . ' 4 , . . . 'Q 'v 1 . ' T ,s c , ' 5 C' , . , ' ' , I ' t, . I I I , a h , e l.' , R B , . d, I , I I y. ' 1 ' , ' , , , I ' , R . e, ' , B b F net, B ck ' 1 I ', E 1 , I c , I , D S , -l , I ., J h Ot'e', Bill It Ich. Frc It R 1 C' 5 , Ee F , Joe , Ge Id C , Dick 1 cb ro. t ,I ta- Vtrgtrwo Knit Ar. ' Cl J, Robert Hyde , Ruth Rv tte, Dover: le lc: Doyl I I, Ant l'lf::'t2 Se. 'ea Mrs: Bower, ' Iser. TOMIfxl'lI'l.VVK STAFF t' f 1 I' fe I fI fe I' - , QI '- ty . ' 5 'C . A ty A ' vI A ' - 3 ' g 3, ha - I ' ' S' 4 I' ' A fs. Th. ' , I 'te Ms? I-.'I ' t ie 5 S f , 'L j N ' , ffl . Ent., I ', S. Nl g I I I I I T' I I I ' e st . 1 If 'e ' , ' 5 ' . .- D' ' 3, er- ' el -- r - ' . ' ' . ' I - 3 tl, If ' b A' . ' - e, lt ,e 'A s,:' . . . . , I . I . Sl . . . C . . . 1 I r - . . l - . . la Q DEBATE Thus years debate team had as theur sublect Resolved That the Federal Government shouud provude a system ot complete meducal care avaul able to all at publuc expense The team debated both the negatuve and the alturmatuve sudes The team made three publuc appearances here un Marysvulle capably presentung the subuect to the Veterans Club the Parent Teacher Assocuatuon and the Pruest Pount Grange They also partucupated un the practuce tournament at Mount Vernon and un the Dustruct Tournament at Bellungham The team had a very enuoyable and profutable year SPEECH CLASS The Speech Class was revuved thus year from cu few years ago The maun purpose us to guve the students practuce un speakung before a group both formally and unformally There are 25 members un the class whuch us composed of uunuors and senuors Thus year they have covered graphuc talks book crutuques recutatuon of memoruzed poetry after dunner speeches panel duscussuons oratorucal talks extemporaneous talks pantomumes and the one act play They have also had the experuence ot recordung theur speeches to aud un umprovement un theur speakung Future Farmers of Ameruca Under the durectuon of Mr Hallstrom the F F A boys learn scuentutuc tarmung A uudg ung team ot three us pucked to uudge at the laurs Thus year the boys have gone to ort land Puyallup Auburn Monroe Mt Vernon and Seattle to uudge anumals The chapter was awarded S250 to send a boy to the F F A Vuctory Conventuon at Kansas Cuty Mo Norman Lund was chosen Os Marysvullcs delegate He was gone ten days and toured eleven states The chapter had a basketball team hat won every league game Though the chapter has lust been rebuult thus year ut us grovvung rapudly and wull soon be outstandung Thus ears presudent us Norman unc! Other ouuucers are Duc Su uvan Vuce Presu ent Hellruch Secretary Ruchard Graatstra Treasurer Tom Ketelle Reporter The chapter holds one regular meetung a month FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA rurudnua un to 0 l Ct70 uvan ua as ru c uucersou un Kon Kap utz DFS uuu s mv !lCSAfuu1r'v Cruu ISOV' u C Cat rrtr uvupbell H vaurl Buuress G nc uu o u r a stucu ons n u rr en un U Ivan UGO unuC1UCu lucu VCC ul mm fev O EU one M n Hanson a cl Ar Halustrom Advuser n cu lou r' GIS V OuuCOt WC O Cutsort uc O J V PAGE SIXTY ONE u 1 I I - I I - I - f I I l Q u 1 u I - u - , F . , I y ' 4' ' . L' '. . 4 - : 4 k Il' , ' - d g Bill 1 I r I 1 N - St To Ke ll , Bu.l VV l, Duck Sull , Do gl D y Fu cl A l k -, Floyd Kut ey, l' , Bo' u her, C' a le Ny ru' Chu I u H y N l s , Joluuu K uuck, Pct Bag :V No' au Lund, Veuut Cc. , cu J ku , e Z I , Rucha ct O a l , Bob J. .o Fuccl Pa tz, Je y B tlu , Pm S ll , H V Ste l , Bull Hell l, Cy: W 'I . s, ' l tn Hc-lg: sac K' J s J Ku der Boo , n t . l. , , . Fuosuu Row- Jah Ott , F uk faatl' , Bet Fu l, Get R b Jcc'-' F rncusco, C'e't Bates Do' Hauser, John Morrus, J e Ro-.-e Gene Sr ks fX X gasnxfx x, m X LK PAGE SIXTY-YHREE ,is i 3,81 U .af pe ki 'fir I-' J QQ 14' X PAGE SIXTY FOUR -uu- 1. --U... .pn 'wu- mf CRADLE DAZE Dove Wvlson Do g B ck 3 Myrna Ac ermon A Nadine lerson 5 Roberto Buell 6 Bermcc n Roberta Buell 7 Chrnsvnno Kouymn 8 Ed Poleer 9 la I y R bertson IO e Turner l Colo ms 2 nderson 3 elty onslod ld ern ewan Play as Klzer I6 Glenn Humana l7 Shure Cnr l8 Ramona Smnl 'inf . 3 .4 ' v 43 - .. xl-eb , . ' QQN1 L v 6 V t, 'X Y AAA' 1 ' 7 i H .uf , K Z, -Q -Q o 1.4 In V 3.5, , yf. ur X' Wu, a if: ' 5r:',Ql 1 . 9 . ,, :M 'J -1' Q 'ff , ,' ,gm his ..L 1 'v.'Ar ' A ' y L t - ' pl - N 3 7 N . y 1 ,his . 'V' f A , N2 Y ' , . Vi M kv-1 l Y VA: V .. ,fx . W R. ' Q Q ,.. 'yr I ,I 4, l Q 'X 'F ' l :1, ' if 47 xi . l. , 2. u lo , , lr , . Pe , . , . Llc and , . ' ' , . , . S ire o , . Eunic , l . Ice Cullrl , l . Belly A , l . B H , . Lol S? , l5. ll ' , , , . ly l lf, . 'h. i -v-- nz, r A AW' v -L.l1 M 'x fmgnab. 45' ills .2 CRADLE DAZE 1 Donna Leller 2 Betty Cave 3 Norma Fusher 4 Margaret Matson 5 Bonnre Stormo 6 Gladys Callar 10H Jean Blls 8 Shrrlee Lashua and Nadrne Peterson 9 Kenneth Ko rtz SCHOOL UDAZEH owd she manage thrs one? 11 She rnust eat Wheatnes too 12 Beach Comber 13 Muscles Krzer 14 Robbtng the cradle for Tolo Day 15 Our Sensor gals 16 The ladder to lame GD 5 17 Look at that strrpel 18 lt tastes soooooo good' 19 Wont they ever grow up? PAGE SIXTY FIVE I K. '35 .1 14. 1 g L+' S ' 1 rl. K ' f ' 6- .I ' ,.... 1 if. A A A il I xl 1' . 1 A 4 ,gg .. - '-'V-QL X5 A '17 1 a-U e ' Q11 A, 5 3' Q 'K I 5 1 ' . I 3 i L T ' ' I ' 0 ' - 3 . y. -. -- YAY -5 . l K 1, ' . . K V Q ' - .53 1 Q sats, ,Me at 1.1, , - ' ,awe if 1 lr ' iw - W 3 , - 1 , Vu . , 1 W jf 5 N ' 1 12: 1 , V L lk ' . V 5 I 1 ' 7 ,, , A. in f A eg, - ,145-,-3 .- . f ei - I X., P 'A 1' -1 l I 7. il ,Q . ' l I ' V l , . V A pl . I I I :Fic 1.13-w .....,,' NFPA 49' HG BW Q92 IS-9. K PAGE SIXTY SIX 5,- 1 knulnu I Us W 1090-v -is 'I ...J ,g-41 SCHOOL DAZE n e o ur new held ur ma Mover ur doy o Srm nj pe rotors 6 Che U Kidd es e 0 wa n o mug m ove on rn e ll Goo he os! In e od o s un cwn on t A or T5 Un SY the sprecdmg chesrnur tree I6 A me v J f, A ' 4. I 3,63 7, A- ' , jf -U lfqwvgiw '4 Q 'Ju M4 l. Q :4QQVi' , v fi N . -.51 J, Y Y '. - I ' Nm X X ' A X Qi . ig ' .Jr-' k .p I 1 1 - . ..,,utz N ,. 4 ' .N-it it I:-nn QW Ni wx N -envy, 1 -M -' 'ff s . - , 3 . , ' 5' ' - ' . X K ' r 1 KO fh bll. 2.0 .3.0 Al .d.O ff. 5. HCS : . . cr p, i , 7, Th g I5 th vhe Yes. 8 Puls. 9, S h I , 10. D vs ear uv, B Hy, . d vor I it . 12. R xd BI ck-G.D.4 . 13. Ly' g d he job. T . Pro-goH, th us. , d ' . , h, n!! ka.. l 4 Q-Q Q? quam!! kv' 9 r ,FG 'r xg-.ni ? i ',pv '1 'r SCHOCDI. DAZE 3. Buddwes. 2. BCS! vows of our lwvcs. 3. Swthnq on Top of We world, J, D-103.368, 5, Lovgfcilox-,fg-xegg that ns. 6. Mmover'-3-fCHv15 Kouymn. 7 Ewoch Tw:V:HeH and AUM Scbwtifo 1805 Hcrvcv and Smwffy Nofbergnl. S. Old Tw-vc 9, HoSD c1 Co'nm'HQeH-Bock nor. Nofy Vkorvwg, Geyyy Dokgy- Qomlei. Cf. kms, lone' Anderson. Front row: Phylk Mdicwze Mwldred Tborseh, Norma: Lo'ef'zfC'1c:'mo'X Tedcy Morrwsev, Slwief- Loshun Vwolc? Womess, 10. Bmw Tum.--Duke wud Smmy. U. Too wuchl-'cc cveofw Vim! us, 12. Trumpet Two: .Icvry Larson, Mmylou Hondo! Del Gr-ffm, and Mv. Cosseil. 13. Song Ouecvs: McriVyn Mohsbergev, Phyilm fx':Kef'zwe, ovd Joyce Wclftcrg, PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN Ackerman Myrna Anderson Betty Anderson Bll Anderson Fred Archie Robert Bales Florence Bulls ean Black Douglas 7 24 35 3 17 e Robera 6 5 6 Butters Bennett Calkrns Coralee Ca lar Gladys Cave Betty 7 50 53 57 elapp Ardrth Clark Shirley 55 7 PERSONALIZED INDEX 58 20 13 20 24 4 La hrop Bob Letter Donna Bern 20 44 47 Cwe Love D5 on A ans A I gm L 15 20 24 2 Mar cn Shirley '70 44 45 46 Matson Margare onus John Moulton Murray Neubecker Donna 2 44 5 Nrlsson Henry Norwood Paul 53 57 50 52 4 , 1 , , , 52, 5 , , , 59,61 Q ' , , , 57, 58, 61, 64, 66 ' , 3 ,,,, 4 , 45, 46, 49, , ' , , 17, 59, 64 57, 58, 59, 60, 65, 67 , i 17, 44, 57 liczn, .ice ,,,, 58, 60, 64, 66 , 23, 51,61 Love, l sler 20 ' , 17 , 'yi , 20, 58 , 17, 44, 45, 49 Aali ' , r one 20, 24, 52, 57 ' , J 13, , 24, 45, 52, 59, 65 Man Q, een 13 ,,,, 6, 36, 39, 40, 42, 3, , 17, 64 44, 52, 55, 61, 66 Bu ll, t 1 , 17, 55, 8, 0, 61, 64, 65, 66, 67 k , ' L ,,,, 49, 55, 58, 59, 65, 67 , 16, 17, 24, 44, 56, 57, 60 , I 15, 21, 24, 50, 52, 57, 59, 65 .4 , 17, 64, 67 M , 13, 21, 24, 26, 42, 52, 54, 58, 60, 61, 67 l , 17, 50, 55, 65, 66 , 21, 57, 58 , 15, l ,,,, 58, 61, 65, 66, 67 ' , 1, , 4 , 46, 50, 58, 59, 65, 66, 67 F , ' 18, 52, 60 A , 21, 37,61 , ' 18, 64 , 21, 36, 43, 44, 56, 60, 66 Darling, Bud 18, 24, 42, 44, 50, 51, 53, 5 , 58, 61, 66 , 21, 42, 58, 60, 67 Dudek, Fritz 16, 18, 24, 25, 26, 36, 3 , 38, 3, 44, , ' 21, 37, 40, 42, 43, 41 52, 58, 61, 67 Peterson, Nadine 21, 50, 57, 58, 64, 65, 67 ' ' , 1 , 24, 45, 52 t , e 1, 2 , 36, 38, , , 44, 45, 52, ' , 18, ,51,,, , , 0, 65, 66, 67 61,66 ', ,4,4,57,6l,66 1, 1, ,3,43,5,57,6l,6,65,66 ' 4 18, 56, 57, 61, 67 , 13, 15, 21, , 36 ,,,, 44, 45, , 1 18 , , 58, 61, 66 I , ,,,,,,,, 65, 66, 67 8 , le 22 2 , 40, 43, 44 ' , ' lc 18 2 , A 22, 55, 57, 64, 65, 66, 67 elf ' , i 18, 60, 61 , ' 22 ,,,, 43, 44, 50, 57, 58, 60 e d, ' 19, 5l, 58 , . 22, 60, 61 , , , 52, 54, 58, 59, 66 , A ' 22, 37 , 19, 42, 57, 58, 60 l ' , ' 22, 65, 67 , 19, 57, 61 ' , 13 ,,,, 26, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57, , 19, 63 58, 61, 64, 67 , 13, 16, 19, 24, 26, 37, 53, 64 , ' 22, 24, 57 , 19, 44, 45, 47, 56, 66, 67 , ' 22, 53, 57, 60, 64, 67 , A , A 22, 45, 49, 55, 65 , 19, 50, 53, 56, 57, 60, 67 , 22, 57, 58, 63 , 19, 43, 57, 58, 6l, 65, 66 ' , ' 22, 57, 61 ' , 19, 61 , ' 23, 45, 57, 58 ' , A 19, 55, 58, 64 , 23 ' , 20, 50, 58, 67 , ' , ., 45, 49, 52, 53, 64 ' , 21,6l,65 , ' 23, 61 ' , ' ' , , , 57, 58, 6b, 66, 67 ' ' , 23, 42, 43, 44 , ' ,,,,,,, 67 is , I ,,,, 44, F , 64 Dulardln Ellen Flsher Norma Gaerh Howell Grrtlln Delbert Hansey Claclys Hcnstad Betty Harrxson Duc H rrch Bll H r Bull Hopp Betty Horrell Bob Houser Donald Hughley Bob Humann Glenn Ibsen Pearl Johnson Maxrne Kelley Noel Kettelle Tom Kinney Floyd Klzer Phyllls Koplrtz Irene Koplntz Kenneth Kouyaan Christina Lashua Shrrley PAGE SIXTY EIGHT 3182450 50 53 58 59 18 3 52 58 60 19 24 20 20 46 50 44 50 57 7 8 6 4 64 58 65 4 19 65 66 Nylander Norman Peterson Duck Pe erson Wesl y 2 4 Poreet Ed 2 26 7 3 Prater Tom 24 rurnell G n obertson Shrrley Saunders Bull Savage Glenn Sheets Vrrgul Swura Rlchard Smith Ramona 24 36 39 22 24 25 Sneatlum Marte Stewart Lclern Stormo Bonnre Stormo Leonard Sullrvan Duck Trubshaw Jeannune Tune Gene Turner Eunice Wetzel Bull Wrlluams Wayne W l on Daxe 23 24 40 43 37 38 50 55 4 23 24 37 43 4 43 50 57 ,4c6nacaZe U 'L J ' K I V VV' H' L Cl' nw wSS Jccux f lwolf co C O E 'W Y VWOC1 ' 'C 9 V CvN' '73C1Wv HC 7 v ggi 0 Mm L JLOJV' K , mf ,1 CIT CHI CWS O! 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X M: rho Dkwfifl Erwggr 1' .wg CC' 5 V I Om f:'s0 w icifcrci fo :iw luimfs mon 'F .rL'f1'uN'f' C1 Fwrugl' :J C 32616 rfczxfc- , OFWTLQI. gn 54.322 ru, cu.Q.fc,'1SirNg1 1' Y ,' gy 5 X 5 Q W gxfumgi 'iw mos? 5:1111-rvgr Hum. ffrlw .fi I4 , Village Cafe gofi IOI 0 MARYSVILLE The Pme Tree CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION RI CO MITCHELL DON TRIESCI-I T e MA 'Q fa I.L': GLOBE Your Hometown Newsoaoe T IE C 4. - 4 ' v' Con r uofioms Comgrotulmiorws Ive Closs I H47' CIOSS OI '47 O I F S I I GENEIQAI I fp'L.AND If I I I I I 21 I .I I 'w'Z 'L E I I ii Z , 1, xx Congratulations fo fhe sfoff on the production of this book. Moy fheir successors meet Hue challenges fo their ingenuity os successfully cfs ihose who hove produced The nExTEn - . 7947 Qui! Ce-do 2028 TERRY AVENUE 0 SENECA OIH3 O SEATTLE. WASHINGTON PAGE SEVENTY-ONE RICHFIELD Clyde A Hovlk Designer and Builder Ph It QQ General Constructlon Cabinet Makmg Harrington Radio Service GILLFILLAN RADIOS C Q t I tions, Graduates . . . EVERETT ELZEA, Prop. U Q o svi e 69 C Q DPESQ SHOP LADIES cl CHILDRENS QEADY TO WEAR 5 and IC MARYSVILLE STATE BANK Marysvl'I!e Washington MHHVSVHH PHHHMHEV E R W gg MARYSVILLE WASHINGTON MHHIHNWS WIHIHMS SHHHEHH HINtHHl HHMI Corner of Sth and State Street MARYSVILLE VVASHINGTON PHONE 7531 WATCHES CLOCKS SILVERWARE HHNS H HHHIN KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS 2910 Wcfwwo Q A C Q, Wh Te 1700 EVERETT VVASHINGTQ J Everett Theatres EVERETT GRANADA BALBCA ereffTtec1fC Tnzs Annual Printed by pun? gwaw S o o QSQU ROCKEEELLER AVENUE EVERETT WASHINGTON AGE SEVENTY FOU . 1 J r r v mw ' i ,W , , P Ev 1 r Sing. EVERETT, VVASHINCJTCDN in n tw mist: County vnce 7913 Smuth 81 Asbery Hardware 81 Furniture Co The Paoneer Store MARYSWLLE WASHINLJTON PHONE 2703 Carr s Hardware Jqqklm Electrlc BRUSHES SUPPLIES M Y S L Elite Cleaners Better Dry Cleaners Complete Dry Cleaning Service PHONE 3700 MARYSVILLE WASHINGTON' Q 0 l 3rd Street Telephone 2292 Marysville, Washington A R V I L E CARTER S JEWEI RY DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE JEWELRY REPAIR WATCH REPAIR CONGRATULATIONS Ready to Wear C V WALTERS C CARLSON TRIPBf'E 5heIIIIheCEfA1RREI I IIIIIIIIIIITI MIHHKIHY MODERNE DINETTE HIWAY 99 MARYSVILLE g E THE WILSGN S on Lettermen Sweaters Compliments ot MARYSVILLE TRANSFER CGMPANY Congratulations the Class of Pclrk Service Stcatlon Wishin och of You B I Lots of Success ond Hoppines I n S Cori Hilmo ' to ' 564711 ! Blue Blrcl Cafe Between 3rd and fifh on Sfafe MGWSVIIIG Evereffs largesf womens store extends fhe besf of wishes fo fhe Class of 47 flames QQWZMW Dry Eaao'5L'aN ' EVERETTS ONLY HOME OWNED DEPARTMENT STORE Costello s Everett s Leading Store for Men Home of Harf Schaff ner 8, Marx Clothes HEWITT GY WETMORE PAGE SEVENTY EIGHY O Y A Cy Q Qcrrwtjbpzrql for vffjlflfll f N F f 'K Lx -Y ff A 15 EVERETT . . . IT's Rumbczauglw-McJcLcJin VVETMORE of CALIFORNIA PHONE MAIN IO43 J C Penney Co Inc The HOME OF VALUES Quczlnfyf Cou Iesyf Scv ngsf SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT BUSINESS MACHINES HIHIII I IINE Congrofulofrons Semors Dru Your Groduaflon VVISLIIIIQ YOJ Success In AII of our Indeu ors , Rmcm Iffemme M G O I OI ' bi 77 ' I . I . J I . O , I I I Y f Rv O ,. I -' f I I My X X X! XJ I E W, . I x -I - I., I, I X I X -,- ' I VX ' I 940 OIIDY F Croft, VVQSII Nj -' N - Medical-DCHIQI Bldg. Everett, V BASKETBALL Icontrnuedl Leon Mangrs was elected Honorary Captain by his teammates and was given the Inspirational and Ball Hawk awards This was the first time one player ever received all of these honors at the same time The Tommres have prospects for a good team next year as ther are osrng only four out of the frrst ten Leon Mangrs Glen Purnell Wes Peterson and Drcl Peterson The Seconds altl ough coming out on the short end of the score most of tne time profited far more by actual experr nce than by glory Fred Dockend rf was noticeably outstanding o the team but we ar fully supported by Ir re of we te m we ntrr team were sophorroe except two Geo ge Iuscombe and Herman William a valual 'e man x alternated between the fir t and econcl tearrrs Fred Docknndorf worked hr vay up end wa en n to play crgcrnst Anacorte r the Dr rrrct Tou ment Seconds were well coached by Larry Munrzza CONTINUATION OF CLASS PROPr-IECY MAXINE JOHNSON and Al arc mar rred and have five srxfoot boy PEARL IBSEN has rorn d the Nrtfomen Marines to be wrth Ernre over rn Guan' DON HOUSER has hrs own chicken ranch and rs dorrg f Don I mccn DICK HARRISON has finally found a car he cant wreck BOB HORRELL has grown a mustache and has the part of Clark Gable in a college play SHIRLEY MARKFN and DONNA NEU BECKER have combrned work and pleasure b being P E teachers lgrrls that rs cnr office girls NADINE PETERSON and IRENE lxOP LITZ have also taken the fatal step and so ha PHYLLIS KIZER She and Dick are Irving rn a houseboat on Ebey Slough CORALEE CALKINS has taken off for Nebraska to be wrth her one and only BONNIE STORMO and Don have made another traditional seven in the Harrison family JEANNINE TRUBSHAW now crate straw berries at Getchel instead of picking them HENRY NILSSON hos a new truck h ma ing use f by ta leannrnes strawberries to thc Marysville cannery MARGARET MATSON is still trying te convince Fritz that hrs marriage to Ra mana was a mr take LEONAPD STORMO owns his ovrn dairy ranch and has hired JIRGIL SHEETS to keep off the wood ducks Vrrgrl does fve o as usuc whe he u GLENN SAVAGE r messenger oo, fo We ern Un on now He has worn ou four bikes srnce he got the ob R Sr-IIPP h rnaly ma e lac holern one on the seventeenth g e 1 a Ce ar Cr I-re should have done rt c Ion time ago he got rn plenty of r' tice during school hour back rn T947 BILL SAUNDFRS rs still working for I mr on goin o be a mr on arre you know lHe hopes that is BILL HELFRICH and Verlc have cr little farm on the Marsh I rust got a chanc to ay goodbye to BETTY HANSTAD before she took off for rlo rda and Central Amerrca Her prlo wil be DAV WILSON as he r a pro lor Pan American Arr Line between Nev York and Costa Rica GENF TUNE has hrs own tcxr erfrce now only he u es a helicopter rn teal of a Buick JEAN BILLS ha the big rob of bernc e retary for MHS She seem to e her rob pretty w II Be e Carpenter had to retire because or old ag SHIR'EY ROBERTSON rs modeling for I Magnrn rn Seattle GLFN PURNE'L r center for the U or W Basketball team H has n J ng to college there for only en o fifteen y ars you knovr raving whct thing a person ca ce happening to the Class of 47 a few cr rs lence Incrclentaly the cass str neo to hare a reJnron some day soon mayb rn I997 Vlfho know 3 BASEBALL from Page 42 scorrncr thre runs and driving n two In the Leagu opener at Arlrngton Mangrs hurled hrs thrrd straight victory Ashman and Bob Fisher both hrt home runs and Mcngrs trrnled to make the score 73 The Tom mre downed Edmonds 2 I and went on under Mangrs prtchrng to take the Snohomish Panthers 52 gaining undrsputed leaaue lead Elmer Hovrk a freshman played a nrce game rn the field coming up wrth some nrce catches In the next game Ashman blanked Arlrngton 20 allowing only 2 hrts and strrkrng out I2 batter Hrghlrght of the game was a thrrllrng catch by Arnold Hamrlton rn center field use srcr-rrv The Tomanafvk have been dorng some very nrce base running led by Hamrlton and Manars Frl has been playrng hrs usual good game behrnd tne plate A hman and Glen Parks have drvrded honor at first and Peterson has been handlrng the second sack Jimmie Kinder another freshman has been dorng a nrce rob on thrrd and Mangrs has shared short stop with Herman Wrllrams Wrllrams and Hovrk have both played left whrle Hamrlton holds undrspu ed possession of center and Leonard Stormo of rrght All rn all th Tomahawks seem to be headed for another championship , , , I I I A , A A A Ae ' I o I . 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A A ' A ' , e I I ORCHESTRA Betore thIs years OCllVlll9S a word about last sprrngs events The orchestra receIved a superror ra Inq ct thc DIstrIct Musrc Contest en Itlrng them to enter the Narronal Contest At the NatIonal they recerved excellent The orchestra also played last sprIng for the SnohomIsh County Musrc Festrval and for Baccalaureate and Comm nc men The orchestra ha played thIs year at the Fall Concert Chrrstmas Concert the Junror and SenIor plays and the SprIng Concert Mr Cassell had at thr concert a combrned tIrst and second orchestra of over seventy strrngs and a wInd sectron ol twenty makrng a symphony or nunety preces Even wIth several leadrng ITTUSICICWS graduatrng tl e orche tra wIll stIll be up to Its usual standards next year and perhap even better BAND The band under the drrectror' of Mr Clarence Ca sell expanded from 37 to SO mem bers thrs year and mcfle many publIc appearances playrng for football games grvrng concerts and partIcIpatIng In the May Ee trval In Everett They gave much competrtron to band from other chools durInq the Sate Competrtron Eestrval last year ThIs year the contest wa held In Kent Instead ot Seattle A number of the student were In the Northwe t DIstrIct CompetItIon They were rate a sup ror xcellent good l r Id oor ba IS ln the senror bas horn dIvIsIon Bennet Butter reccrved excellent a the home basketball game T S T SYNCOPATERS The Tomahawk Swrng Team under the guIdance ol Mr Ray l-larmon played to man school tunctrons durIng the year TheIr lIIst publrc appearance was at the tall concer Later they played tor the Annual assembly lor the theater openrng and tor thc All County Revrew Jerry Larson IS the leader ol the group assrsted by Noel Kelley and mucl of the T S T s success IS due to theIr Interest and hard work The Swrnq Team IS com posed ot three trombones three trumpets two basses three vIolIns three clarrnets a CIFUITT c guItar prano tour saxaphones and a vocalIst Thrs group has brought mucl pleasure to us durIng the year PEP CLUB The Pep Club started the year wIth 35 members later addrng 25 more grrls and 29 boys to make a total of 89 members The purpose ot the club IS to promote pep through out the school and to assIst In pep assembltes Actrnq as a unIt Pep Club usually made up the maIorIty of the cheerrng sectIon at games The Club also sponsored a Sock t-lop and sold pencIls banners prns and IHSIQDIOS earnrng S82 durrng the year STUDENT CONFERENCES Each class elected one grrl to attend the Annual Grrls Leaders Conference In Bel lrngham February 28th Wrth theIr advrser MISS MCGUIIG they attended dIscussIon group, and exchanged Ideas wIth GIrls Club representatIves from tour countIes AttendIng the E J C Student Conference on November l6th were Myrna Ackerman yell leadrng Ramona SmIth GIrls Club John Morrs Student Councrl and Mr MIlls Ad vIser The A schools partIcIpated In a panel drscusslon on Sportsmanshrp Ramona very ably representrng MH S A ' ' e ew .t. S ' , ' , ' I I l . I , 1 s , 3 . . I lx . I I I . , s' ' . 3 P S . V . . . 4 . 3 ' ' . s s . L, on ei,e , ,cI,aI,p sf 4 s L r. I ' I I s . . A select group of twenty-two students, under the direction ot Mr. Ray Harmon, played I s. . r I .y ' I I 1 I I I - l . 5 I - I I ' I I A I I I ' I I ' ' I - I PAGE ncnrv olvf ff X at C 6 A,